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claimant. have petitioned the Queen
to release their brother from imprlson.
ment.
BERLIN. November 6. 6.-Winterer and
Gnerber, delegates from Schouberg,
AIsace and Lorraine, took their seats
IN the Reichstag to-day.
PARIS. November Sd Uniperse
says it is reported that Italy is about
to issue memorandum to the Euro.
pean powers. calling attention to the
dangersIto Italy from intrigues of the
Vatican, declaring the Government
can no longer tolerate permanept
conspiracy in it's own capital, and urg-
ing the powers to discontinue the cua-
tom of maintaining ambassadors ut the
Holy See.
HENDAGE. November THE Car
lists report that they have repelled two
sortfes from Irun, and are taking
measures to interrupt foroes coming to
the relief Of the town.
LONDON. November A special to
the Duly Ne,os from Rome says the
Pope intended to receive tue deputa.
ton yesterday morning. but faiuted
on entering the hall. The physicians
pronounce his indisposition slight.
BERLIN, November 6.-The North
ern powers will not support the Grand
Turks claim that Roumania must OBJ
tain his consent to commercial trea-
ties.
MADRID, November THE great
painting of "St. Anthony" by Mur-
lilo. has been stolen from the oathe-
dral in Seville.
Teloxrn rnphic-Amer,can nIr,,.r.
AThANTAs November 6.-Senator
Gordon concluded his speech at the
great jubilee by an appeal for con.
tlnned prudence and forbearanoe,
which, he said, were the Christianity
of all politics. He said: Zone boon T
ask in this hour of your deliverance.
ask you to com mission me, in your
name, to pledge. upon the floor OF the
Senate, your fidelity to the Union
under the Constitution; your acuui.
esence in the laws passed in accord
ance with the Constitution, good or
bad. until lawfully repealed; your sup.
port of all rightful authority; your
cordial friendship for every man, and
all men of all sections who will mid in
restoring peace to the sections, Justice
to the States, liberty to citizens, purity
to all departments of the Government,
and the Constitution to its supremacy
over Presidents, Congress and parties
and people. Loud cheers I thank
you. my oountrymen, for that re.
sponse. You are as temperate in tri.
umph as you were great in udveraity;
you cherish maiios &c none, amd are
hostile only to thieves, nsurpers and
tyrants."
NEW ORLEANS, November 7.-The
COMMITTEE of Seventy adopted the fol.
lowing:
ResolUed. That this committee invite
the people Of Louisiana to meet at their
respective places of worship, on Thurs.
day, November 10, to return thanks to
Almighty God for their deliverance
from political bondage.
A special from Vienna TO the lnde
pendence Beige says that Duke De Gases
has notified Austria that the French
Government is convinced that Ger.
many did not inspire the recent Span.
ish note, and that the German Cabi-
He.. CO The contrary, approves Of the
recent policy of France with regard to
the enforcement of neutrality on the
Spanish frontier.
RICHMOND. November 6.-The
grandest political demonstration ever
witnessed in Richmond is now pro.
crossing. under the auspices OF the
combined Conservative clubs IF tbs
city, in honor Of the tremendous poll.
tlcal revolution which has swept over
the country. and especially the signal
triumph OF the Conservatives in Virgi-
MIA. The populace are wild with ex-
citement. There is procession, with
canDons firing, tar barrels burning, fire-
works, Go. An immense gathering,
numbering from $4,000 to Is, 600 peo.
pie, are gathered in front OF Ford q
Hotel. where speeches are being made.
General Bradley II. johnson, Hon.
Gilbert G. Walker, Congressman elect
from this District; Hon. B. B. Dou-
glass, Congressman elect from the Se-
cond (Sener's) District; N. s. McRae,
State Senator elect from Richmond
city, and Mayor Kelley, have already
addressed the meeting, and number
OF other speakers will follow.
New York, November 6 The case
OF Tiiton vS. Beecber will be called
Monday next, in the City Court Of
Brooklyn. Munlton has been sum-
moned to appear Monday, and to plead
to indictments for libel on Beecher
and Miss Proctor.
WASHINGTON, November THE
Democratic ajority in the House is
now II, with II still to be chosen
the States to elect involve no Senator