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FROM OUR TRAVELLING CORRES.
PONDENG.
COTTON.

GALVESTON, June 8, 1864.
The question now before the cot
ton producers of our State is-As to
the market that will develop itself
Tor us between this and the time
our crop shall be ready for shipment,
and in this, as in all other things
with us, the question of dollars and
cents is upermsst. New Orleans, st.
Louis or Galveston. A few years
ago the great bulk of our crop went
to New Olleans; for the past few it
has come to Galveston. St. Louis
now claims it. She is moving Tor it,
and every indication is now in favor
of her controlling it. Her railroad In.
terests demand 1t, and while she in
making cheap freight rates for whc It
towards Galveston she is, also,
figuring for the same In view Of hand.
ling our cotton. She has all the ad-
vanlages on her side. She comes
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Number OF acres, and kind of crop
grown, on thirty one farms in White
Hall neighborhood, as shown by the
Grange crop report, for 1874: corn,
1850 acres wheat, 7lo ; cotton, CSC
oats, 3ol hay, ZIG.
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IOR. W. BILLIE,

1 "
A graduate from the University If Gomez
hageu, Denmark; Honor ry Nj. d. from the
Uuiyerslsy ofPadoya, Italy for several years
= assistant rhys 'clun to the celebrated Prot
Rcord Par 5 +; from New Orleans, Louisiana
Having been for years II student ut the
large h 'sptals OF Paris, London, Vienna and
Copenhagen, aud II thorough, large nnd varied
practice during fifteen years, has gained a
most thorough Knowledge of the nature OF
all chronic diseases and the treatment thereof
and he has, In his extensive practice, had an
unparalleled success, and very often effected
cure where every remedy had been tried,
aud Ill hopes of restoration to health had
been despaired of.
Nobody who ever suffered OF the tedious
and liie-embittering sease--Dyspapsia-h has
ever in vain called for Or Bile. In every
case has he, by his new method of treatment,
restored the functions Of the stomach, aud
with i. the health aud yigor of the patient,
aud many person does to-day, with graft.
tude, recall the moment he placed nimselfua.
der DR.. Bille's Gre.
For his treatment OF Ladies' diseases, Dr.
Billie is deservedly renowned, and no lady sui.
ferrg from Amenotrh9a, ,and Dysmenorrhoea,
Hysteria, Prolapsus UterL or any other dis.
.nse peculiar TO the female system, should
tail to call on DR.. Bile, NJ they will quickly
bc relieved of their suffering, and ultimately
restored TO perfect health.
Diseases OF the Genito. Urinary Organs and
Chronic Diseases D.. Billie has made special.
ty aud this scourge Of humanity is easily aud
quickly overcome by this new treatment.
Decline and nervous debility in old or
young is quickly and permanently cured and
full power restored. No man is too old and
no young man to d.licate that se cannot bo
entirely reinvigorated by DR.. BillSs treat
uent
DR.. Ollie has resided FOR years in New Or
leans, ana il endorsed by the medical irater.
nifty th.re, ani by his skill and knowledge has
obtained great reputation as specialist.
DR.. Bile wslIes 10 Call particular attention
TO his New discovery, hv winch hi, by exam
aiming II few dro.s of boUd. can tell II there
is any y plilitic poison in the blood, which Is
of the greatest importance, az the poison eau
lay quiet Ia the blood Tor years, then TO break
out with all its ravsges, AMI no person who
ever hBd ven rial diseases can he sure that
he is cured without being examined by Dr.
Bile.
Diseases Of tie LuDg', Heart, Liver and
Kidneys ,uickiy retvoa aud finally cured.
Solicited by his many irlesds mud patients
In Texas, DR.. Bile has been induced TO visit
Teyas this Summer, and II now IN Galveston
aud will be In Houston. at the Hu'chin&
House, until June lst, ami In Dailis, Waco
and the Western cities during tile months o,
June and July. mayedSwH
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The North Texas Enterprise and
the Galveston News are both inde>
pendent papers. Look at us and see
how zoe prosper, is the way the
former writes, and the latter quotes,
Oh ! Tom, you lncorriglble wag.
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We are now told that the Age and
the Telegraph are not in an i'll
humor at each other. They were
like the would be- pugllst in the
Georgis Scenes: only seeing how
they could have fout."
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WEDNESDAY JUNE 10.

The Stephensville Empire is a
splendid paper, and will very soon
make itself a power on the frontier
that Is, if it stops editorial adv ertiz-
ing for the News. The News is not
q friend of the frontier.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-10

THE radicals Of New Iberia, Louisiana,
are 81 their old tricks. A New Iberia
dispatch 70 New Orleans says that "when
the Commissioners Of the Hubertsville
poll came to hand in their box, the Su.
psrvisor could not be. found. When tend.
cred him the next morning, he replied
that, according to law, It was too late, and
refused 70 receive It. On Wednesday the
Supervisor started for New Orleans, leav.
ing the Hubsrtsvills box behind. With
out This box the Republicans cleo. the
sAirs parish ticket
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SILVER IN SALINE COUNTY.


A gentleman, Q resident and land
owner Of Saline county writes us that he
has made the pleasant discovery that he is
the owner Of silver mine. The gentlemen
came into possession of q certain piece Of
land In Saline county about eighteen
months since. A few weeks ago, knowing
that certain section Of il was und erlaid
mineral ofsems kind, ao determined 10 with
dig and Hnd out what was the true char
sctsr OF the ore He frat made survey
OF the vein, which was found TO DO in
width from eighteen to one hundred feet,
Snd which extends from Bald Knob ten
degrees sast-a point about one and a
half miles north Of Bald Knob. The
mine WAS then opened. A depth Of tn rec
or four feet was reached and it was found
that the ledge WAS missed, but here an .x.
lsssnsivs bed Of plumbago was discovered.
Finally the solid ledge OF mineral
twas struck and tho miners worked
pfor day or two, getting out considerable
gore. The services Of a geologist were
procured and on melting and examining
shs product Of the mine, it was found to
,os silver in great quantity and purity
tbsus hfty per cent. The result ELECTED
ths opinion that the mine will prove to be
tns OF the riches, silver mine. in tho
Jnissd States.
Ths land upon which the mine has been
pensd 10 located in the southeast. corner
{ Saline county, about nine miles from
harrisburg. The gentleman who own.
invites the attention OF gsologis,s and
spiss'h 70 an examination of II
4 ID ~ produeu, and rests in the serene
/ snadsnos that the future will, Ia one
NE. make him the peer Of Jones of Ne.
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LIST Of patents issued from the U. 5,
Patent Office to Illinois inventors, for the
wssh ending October 20, 1874, and each
bearing that date. Furnished this paper
BY Cox & Cox, solicitors Of patents
Washington, ID. c.;
Window blind, X II Dickinson, Chi
cage; hog-ringing plier, j Burger, Fair
bury; hot air furnace, A Rubel and j
Rubsl, Chicago; Reel for carriers apron
Of thrashing machine, G Q Dodge, Mil
burn; rocking chair, IL s Carter, e pat.
snts) Chicago Cultivator, w l. Hopper,
Monmouth; medicated corn fife, U Z ii
Patterson, Chicago; recovering phos-
phoric acid and purifying ammonia, j /
Sisbel, Chicago; elevated railroad car, J
NJ HAnnAhf, Chicsgc.
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TIE women Of Ohio propose to begin
the crusade again. They will form them.
selves into bands, visit lhe saloons, pray
and sing at and for the saloon keepers,
and rs-enact all the scenes of the last win
tsr's crusade. And Van relt, who yield
cd TO the solicitationsOand tears of the
praying women after hard and long
struggle on their part and on his, and
who, after his conversion to the cause OF
temperance, appeared in public with Die
Lswis-Vsn Psls has fallen from grace
has ordered . new stock in trade and will
again become an obdurate and heard
hearted vsnder Of beers, wines and liz uors,
and deal GU. slow ruin TO his customers.
The crussding women might take a lesson
from the case Of Van Pelt, IL they would.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-10
TEE lates, returns from Kansas leave

TEE latest returns from Kansas leave
the result Of the election for gov
srnor In some doubt. In thirty
four counties Gov. O.bourn has a
net majority Of l07, a loss OF 1908 over
the vote cast for him In 1872. The same
ratio Of loss 10 the remaining tbirty-two
counties yet to hear from, will defeat him
by 5000
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-10

LoUIsIASA will have q special thanks
giving day on the nineteenth inst, and
will return thanks to Almighty God "for
their dsliverance from political bondage,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-10

TIE trial of McDonald for the killing OF
Brush at Csrbondale last ia ], is now in
progress at Pinckncyville.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-10

CINCINNATI has suffered ono n"n
6rs,s and any thousand dollar hro, ana
Peoria has just had one hundred valuable
horses roasted in the flames.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-10

TIE Independents in Minnesota, as in
Illinois, will hold tho balance OF power IN
the State Legislature.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-11-10

Tnl insurance companies which a
few weeks ago concluded to desert Chi
csro. have now concluded to return.
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A NEW CHRONIC FOR 1874.
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK

win give to every subscriber, whether
Single or in a Club, who pays In Advance
for 1870, and RENTS direct to this office, u
copy OF "TlIE RESCUE" the handsomest
chrome ever offered by publisher.
Terms ~ per annum. For Circular, con-
tanning Terms Tor Clubs, etc, address l., A.
Cooley, Philadelphia, Pa.
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u hes cost Professor Julius IL. ssslxa
Auhsrst, lees money 70 have congrss'
lnsl Gsnors thrust upon him than spy
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Newspaper advertising promotes trade, for
even the dullest timss advertisers secure
by far the largest share Of what 10 being
done.
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CITY NaTIoNAL BANK, CAIRO.
OFFICERS
A. II. SAFFORl 1r-s,dent.
;. 5. TAYLOR, .ce-President
ii. HlsLOP, Secretary and Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
j. NJ. BARCLAY, CHAs. GALIGHlR.
r. NJ. sTockFLETH, PAUL q. SCTUH,
X. IL. CUNNINGHAM, ii. l.. HALLIDAY,
j. NJ. PHILLIPs.
lNTERET paid on deposits at the rate Of
81 er cent. per snnum, March 1st and
September LIST. Interest not withdrawn is
added Immediately 10 the principal OF the
deposits, thereby giving them compound
interest.
MARRIED WOMEN AND CHILDREN MAY
DEPOSIT MONEY AND NO ONE ELSE
Can DRAW IT.
Open every business day from a. m. 10 Q
?. M, add saturday evenings Tor savings de-
posts only, from q TO ( O'Clock.
w. HYsLoP, Treasurer
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Porn Prus 4, again repused in failing
health.
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Diploma OF Honor, at Vienna, 1873, and
Paris, 1867. now offer the finest assortment
OF the Best Cabinet Organs in the world, ill.,
Guiding new styles with recent improve
ments, not only exclusively for cash, rs
formerly, but also on New plans OF easy
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ENTERPRISE SAVINGS BANK
ITY TIoNAL BANK, CAIRO.

CHARrERD MARCH 81, 1869.
, 1874-12-30
NOTES AND NEWS.
ATnAlr HIDE

spse,as Dfsnatu. to Tia CHICAGO ys!bu"s.
YABu1SoGoN, D. e., Dec 13.--Tho 8ub-Cona-
mlttoe, which aro engaged in examining into the
atfairs Of tho Post-Offico Department, aro paying
especial attention to tho examination Of tho laws
concernlpg straw bids. Tho Committee hope to
DO atlo to doyso como law which shall ef1eotu-
ally prevent tue possibility Of fraudulent bid
dug,
p1ScHDAoK'a CLAIMS.
Thore Ia gonoral miaapprchonslon "a to tho
manner lu which tho resolution, declaring that
tho credentials ot pinchbaok aro Of prlma-faoio
validity, was introduced into tho Senate. Tho
resolution was not tho result Of caucua
vote, but waa an origlanl resolution, and
can only DO regarded ~ tho resolution OF
Senator Morton. at thu last CAUCUS at which 1t
WIS considered there NAE not quorum present.
Senator Etsln,lndut who was thoro, called tho
attention OF Seniors to tho uniform support
which ho had glyon tho cancuB notion. and aiso
notified them tIat II tho attempt was matle to
seat piacbscls by caucub vote, lie allollld foel
compelled to WORK against liu' IN opcn sonato.
It III c!uinled that who thiH resolution proposed
to re1er rialehbucs'a easu TO tho Committee Gil
Eeet,ona without Roatiug him, t!to.pfeoadenta OF
tho Hc,.aIo a,o That tho doaalation by the bonAkc
ot tue prna-facie validity OF his credentials
thcr investigation.
tSp1ASAPoL1a PENSION AGENCY.
Tho report tEat tIie Commissioner of Ponasons
han gona to investigate The Iens!on Agency tn
aleu- Onlca show tAat tho lnd(aoapolla Agency Ia
In o1coilont condition. and requires no lnVeasig&-
tion.
p0sT.afFIcE uIrRESci1sENT.
poBttnaRtor-Ge Ge,elal lowell, in roaMclnB tho OK
po,,aoa at tlla different largo Post.Oioas Of tho
co,,,ltry will hlHt Aond tn Special Agents to tho
Post. Ollces wl4ero tho expenses bear tho great
est percoutago to taa asuout Of b'lsincsa trana-
, 1874-12-30

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARLY.
LONDON, Dec. 29.-special Dispatcher from
Madeira to tbo London morning jonrnala give
tho following additional particulars OF the burn
ing Of tho omtgraut ship cospssr!ck: Tho tiro
broke out at midnight on tue 18th Of November.
and within half au hour onyeioped the vessel
nearly lte entiro length. The scono was
ono OF tho wildcat confusion. But two
boats suceeeted III getting away, oaoh of which
continued thirty perRnna. T!leAe renalnsd
aloltgsldo tho Bhp until noon Of Nov. IL, whom
tho hull wes completely burned, aud tho yesxe
glink. The two ooatn then started for thu land.
TAoy kent together for two days.. when 3 Ealo
separated them. One OF thesn has not since
been heayt! OF, but tho othcr was fallen in with
by tho British elp Sccptor. At Tint time it col-
tanned live porao1ls, two Of whom died before tho
ecopter reaehod st. Helena.
LONDON, Dec. 90, So. n,;-Furthor details ct
tho GosslatricL aiaastor laro boen rcaaiyed.
Whou tho vessel waa discovered to be on fire.
eighty pcrHous, mostly women, rueiled into QUO
Of tho boats, which WAS capaizod. aud oil in her
we're tlrownoa. Soon nttorGaras all tho uanbta
fell, killing many Of tho passengers. Al explo-
aion subsequently occurred III the storm Of tho
yesso1, completing its destruction. Thu total
numbor Of lives lost by tho disaster Is now ost-
m0teu at 474.
, 1874-12-30
4 New Postal Convention Con-
cludcd with Canada.
Nail Matter Hereafter to Pay Only
Domestic Postage.
Remarkable Decrease in tho Revenue
Receipts for December.
Operations Of the Pay Department Of
t'1o Army.

POSTAL CONVENTION.
RECIPROCAL AID LinENAL AnnAN0EmENT WITH
THE DOMINION OF CANADA.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Dec. 2o.-For tho purpose
Of placing communications by post botwecn tho
Unitod States and Dominion Of Capada upon
tho most llboral and advantageous baais, tho fol-
lowing arrangements havo boon ngreod upon, to
bo carriod into cFoct OIL tho lat Ut January, 1876
or aH Roon t1aoreaitor AZ tho necessary measures
eau bo perfected for putting them into opera
ton:
Flrst--Uniacaton Of the rosal ssntcms Of tho tYo
countries in roapect to correspondence e1chenBe
between hon1; each country 10 forward nild deliver.
frce OF charge, correspondence. Of MI kinds written
npondcncu must in all DO prepaid at tho osat-
Hg1lotl domestic rates Of tho country Of or1giu
sttoaa-Ear, country will trs,larnit tie domestic
malls Of tta 6thar in closed pouches through ia ter
ritory, FREQ Of CHARGE by ta o.rlinary mall routes.
TA,ri-Eo account shHll bo kept botwoet tho Port
International corFesl'oMdencn Of auy kna exchanged
between hom each Department retaining for 1H ex-
cusiy1 uso alt Tho postage |. collects mail matter
sent to tho other for delivery.
EourttIs fX 1flcrstuod to o tho desire and intcr-
tiou Of rcspcc.tve poat. Office Departments that
lilo provlx}ouD Uf ths agreement Rla oxtera 10 au
international noncy oxchnngc o. soon as prat!t-
cahio
FY0k-Thc pyoysesena Ct thlz agreement, aa fur ae
rclafes to tbs rata Of cttcr.poRtage Will he carried
into effect ou Tie lat Of February, 1875.
tiIth-Au provfaiona of extsttng postal conTen-
tons Inconsistent with ths arrangement oso hereby
Stfa,aih-rornni articles, embodying tito provisions
OF this ngrcc,neui. shall 10 prepared for execution A.
room ~ possible. <s!gas!, y. u. anIrrts,
1nbject 10 sho approval II, Ito Postmaster. .oeue1a
MARSHALL JEWELL, Postmaster. .danoraL
, 1874-12-30

Betetal Dispatch to IAa CAieaga Tribune,
WAsu1soroN, D. G.. Deo. ga telegram was
received hero tonight stating that Gen. Morgan
l.. Smith, formerly Of Bloomington, ILL.,, was
found doad In his bad at Taylor's Hotolt Jersey
City. Tho nows reached lsfH wfo whom at tho
Theatre IN ths city, md Gayo her terrible. pos
eibly fatal, shock. Gon. Morgan L. Smith was
widely known az 4 brave mud very nblo aolder.
Cor. Sherman once raid Of him that ho waa tho
brarcst Of hls brave lnen. Smith was Major
General Of VoluuteorB. 10 has lived here for
eoyoral yeors, md naa su intimate paraonal
friend OF tho President.
, 1874-12-30

Colorod OittZo1as OF Obcrlin Favor tho
Senate nlctaxurc.
CLEVELAND, o., Dec. 2o.-TAo colored citizcna
OF 0borlin, o., held 1nootlng tha evening md
adopted resolutions protesting against tho pass
ago Of tho C'Yil-niglts bill as reported by tho
Judiciary Committee OF tho uouso Of nopro-
aentatiyeH, and agaiuat all legislation admitting
unjust determinations toward any olasa Of citi-
zenB praying Congress to pass tho Senate hup-
Benato laat Session. o. oao % comay % oauprel.np. ]
siys. 4 committee was appointed to sond copy
Of tho proceedings to thels Representative IL
Congress-.
, 1874-12-30

Tho Auditor Of Illinois, III his report, OK
pla;nn possible complication from which
cersain ACCOUNTS have to bo oxtrioatod, bit
how it Is to bo done ho does not Hoem to
understand. III making tho 1cvy for 1873,
tho rate noodod to produce tho required
revenue wns 20 conts on tho 5100. Tho
A11:!itor found TINT tho assessed valuo Of
tax!bles in certain towns aud counties
owing railroed-aid doht was Sa20, 100000 in
EXCESS Of whit It was in 1868; that unfer the
tax grabbing law Of 1850 the Stnto tax on this
EXCESS was to bo applied to tho payment Of
tl1cso debts, thereby causing deficiency in
tho 6tato revenue. Under these circ'1m-
stances lie added I ceuta on tho 8100 to
the lovy, making 3G cents per 800 the rato
Cor that year. Tho Supreme Court, in
tAe ease Of RkNsEy rs. HoEaER, de-
rss..ea TINT go much Of tho act
of 1860 Ms required this increase of
ta.:ation to meet tho deficiency caused by
tha diversion of tho State royenuo 10 tho pny-
ment OF 1ocnl debts was void. This decision
was filed June 10, 1s74 prior to which timo
1nrgo part of tho State tax had been collect
cd, including tho additional cents per S1oo.
In SONIC counties tho whole was paid; in
others, the full rate wns paid only on part !;
il some counties tho Collector pnid over to
t:lo Stato what lie had collected, md i'll others
Eo was enjoincd from 60 paying, and tho
money rcnsains in the Collectors nands. This
nceount now stands:
1ntoucd from collection. on....,........,...$ aH9592t
Euloiued in Collectors, tautia a,,,..,, 7,23o.H7
Paid Into gtAe Itess,,sy ,,sy.,..,,,.,,.,, &IN4Ga. II
Costs commissions etc l53,007.G8
Total. 500, ,5o5 90
Now what is to DO done with this $3.50, GOD
actnally collected and in tho Stato Treasury,
md what is to DO dullo with Tho :2G7, 900
collected but in the hnnds Of the Collectors ?
The levy was clearly illogal and void, but
whnt is to 10 done with tho money! It real-
" belongs TO tho individuals who paid it.
, 1874-12-30

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pso.nst ~ VsarRson ~ y, tu..eI, UotIue.e e W. W.
@ s - from tno y gh.cnustsr D,stSs, NoM
~ no1n H. Wil W MpPoltteu suoIslsslt Ales..."Gs VI
.ao Afe1nuts upon too 1olutn " 2eesa.s 'tn.
HI III: nosS a, "Ha nou"y uneHG1a ~ ue9n'''ns"s
1o'1ef WILL ~ .!to aI..os u. aao oliacs.
- ,r Ih"snlohI11toS % a'S ~; !" ngHn. d.! .n,.u
-. !lnys asens u. Luz aao itno na!u o.nnt
@ t! 'f ft1.a - Io * i.oo" a,
1s lis,s ateclnoon w., VIII tc o. o. .no t"6In'1''
njn,;ttn1 0 ~ t',; ,n I,at H., a
On 4 e, s,..a .a'o LIN. t.lu ta"H vi"
snent ~ ~ au ~ y.s T., o,', W. ~
ri ham afr,ot1v cnn,n,o1 s'ptt ln a"w ~ t,o
, 1874-12-30

B1aalAncE AND TIE pApAL SUCCESSION.
BERLIN, Dec. 29.-The Official Ga.eN, to-day
publishes Prince Bismarcl'B circular noto Of the
14tl, Of May. 1879. which was read in tho secret
session Of tho Von A.min trial. Tho noto de-
ciareB TINT becauao Of tho declaration Of tho
dogma Of tho infalliblflty OF tho Pope 1t 10 do
sirablo that tue Powers should tako steps to-
wards coucertad action in yiow OF the noxt papal
election.
THE WAR on TIE CLERGY.
BERLIN Doc. 2D..Tlo Archbishop OF Cologne
has again bcpn fined $1,000 tha!ors, aud will
probably hs imprisoned again.
, 1874-12-30

LoSpov, Doc. ga spccial from Pnris Aays:
"Tle retirement from the Fiencli Government
Of tho Duke Dc Ca2ea, tho Miuister Of Foratgu
Affairs, IL probable, on account Of lis opposition
to the undecided policy OF tho Cabinet. The
Lcgitiiniat md Bonspartsst Deputies demand his
Ye.iyomens aa tho price Of their support of the
Government. Tho PrcRsa, tho aonli-ofticlal
nowspaper announees that .tore will bo no
change OF tho Cabinet before tho meeting Of tho
Assembly. and that ita fato will DO determined
by tho yoto on tho proposal to dacuRB tho bill
for tue creation Of 4 Senate"
0NTf J0KE.
PARIS, Dec. 29.--Duchesno Poacolot was tho
man who signed tho letter to tho Fronch Arch
biahop, offering to kill Prince Dtsmarck for
lo,Oo0. Flo aAserts that the alleged conspiracy
was only joke. ue says ho signed tho lotsor to
ths Archbishop winlo intoxicated.
, 1874-12-30

New Yonk, Dec. 29.-hlargarot Atehiaou Pol
lock, tho wife OF tho 1t. nay. Horato Potter tho
Episcopal Bishop Of tho Diocese Of New York,
died at tho reeidenco of her brother in Falmouth,
Va, on Christmas night last. Sho was By birth
aEcottish lady, aud 1t the time Of her death had
attained her Goth year. Tho funeral uegvicos
wero hold this morning. aftor wl.icl. her rotnasns
voro taken to Poughkcepsie. n. X, for intor-
mont.
, 1874-12-30

and to include everything in religious wor-
ship MS fit Bnbject for ridiouio, There iH
n,,other Wow Of this matter, nnnlcly, TINT it 10
lust such exhibitions as tllcsc, all over tho
roustry, which prevent tno success of rrot~
aHtn ,tisu,. Tho PROTESTANT churches, inBtoaa
Of concentrating their powers against tho
common onemy, aro nq,tantaoring their oncr-
giey by ccaseless warning against md wrang-
ling with cach other, and cspoping thcn1-
,clyoa to tho world in ridiculous as well IN
da1raccfnl light. Tho rnstor aud acnconn Of
tho Western Avonuo Baptist Church llaying
!c.'ii1,cd, tl,o church itself should now resign.
Il VI oul1 ho far better to closo its doors aid
ker:, It's pulpit forovor silcnt than lesecrato
It D.. pteh exhibitions as took place within its
walls last Monday oroning.
, 1874-12-30
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

Nrv YonR, Doc. ao.-Ar1iyea-Htoa,nbhtpn
Ethiopia. from ulaAgow. and I{ohonzollorn,
from llromon.
ouEEnsrows, Dsc, 2p.-stekSship ohlna, from
uoa4anI Aas arrived.