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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-29
81 baltenDes 8.

BSSH Cine Nnefecte pom 8aiisr Nifplaus.-
Der franSSGi6s S6auIpieIer gernst mar bslpn.
here sIufli6 in tsr Nababmuns berscrrassnssr
peripnli6feitcn, 10 4. . tcnnte or bic Sprah.
reiis hss 9aiisrs NifpIauS in Organ unb Sra.
nisrsn nuf ras Alsrtdul6srbite pisesrsebsn. aIs
SsBtrrrr zen eisism Snlent a~snntniB srbislt, Iisb
or cen acmifsr zines Ibrues in eas 9psen;im.
nler ruftn unt fcrerrte i'm aut ibn gu initirsn.
Esbsn lem aaiisr tlus Der 6Irlt @clfcnsfs
Der Ninifsr bss 6auies.-Iuf bic dnsitIi6e
Wsiseruns rss srrtlaTtm 6rauipisu bsfabl or
ibm, siuisr @crte in isiusr Napisr su iprstsn.
p&as bsfsbIen gw. @ajefGt cap i'd iprs6sn
lca?
"9ani sIsi6saltia pas Sis prOsu, stras,
mas Sic ]. .. isgt iprs&sn pt;rrfn, wenu 81:
an msinsr Stsas pdren."
Nit Objectionable wsnrst i9 gsrusi nit Der
tdui9snp Gbulidsu Spra6psiie ees 9aiisre an
Surf Wcltcnsfs unS ipridt:
neistsr @Oltcnssy forge paiar Ger aaiisr re-
este jeeen AusIinbsr nit sic" unS ispsn I'm.
tsrtban nit Oh" an, ea6 gsrnft mprssr iriib
aus BEN aabinst Gin 0eibsnf ppu 1900 Silbsr.
rubsl srbSlt; isrnsr-"
,,@enus senus," untsrbrab ibn nit bsr,li-
dem 8sIatter Der gar nSis icasn bic tauisnp
Silterrubsl batsn, ater i6 s%srlanss ni6ts mebr
~ bprsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-29

gsS" atssbiiFt. Gin unsariitss YIat, CT
,abIt i~ulssness @si&i&t6sn ., Gin iuussrRanu,
tsisn srie Sa:tiprpIsu pbne Iiircsfop nod
ni4t i&ttar parsn, bssann farsli& en- Ysrbalt.
NIP nit rsr Ip&tsr sinss ansarii&sn Masnatsu.
Ginrs Cages bate CT Elm Stsaei6sin nit benz
Rar8sn auf benz @ats psr Gltsrn. Disis pa.
rsn nit benz Yertaltnib ni&t sinpsrfanpen. Der
Batter i&idts sabsr elm Gisusr nit elmer srSBsu
Ssttsri9nitts gu BEN Mnbstsr isinT 5p@tsr u,
!ieB ibm iassn:
,,Da nsbmsn Sic eas une ssbtu nab Sauis
ss ii Gin meter @ss unS bic 6rau SHUTTER frnn
ts um sic tsIert Iein !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-29
NieDmarft.

On gsp 5rier, Daista o., Winn mire iestn q. aRsa.
taa i'm @lenat Gin 9iskmarft abssbaltes. 9Dir MAIDEN M.
ftrt esisr Tn Der rabsreH uns ~fCrrertn ~trsstuna ven Rcp
Srlu earauf aufmsrfiam, t32-5 Rpu,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-29

SeA. "SGmbp", lpr49 Gin iip!i9n phanjsr
ju lsinsm i~arbissn ans9ts, owe ban Oh eis
ubr Der, rsl&e Oa llstsn Spnntas truslt Z"
LIB, Maia mic wiBt Sbr RAP iS cine ubr bat
tee" mar bic antpprt. ,3uu-i9 babe ept
bic astte aus Gsinsr Sai9s banssn isbsn !"
ID, ssbt mir ee@, Rafa"-i8lpb bic 9cnvsr.
iaiion as ,,auSsnpmmsn, 3sr iabst sinsu Dali.
ter I'm msinsn SaIs:-w8rpst Jbr sann ben.
ten, Is liass sin Yfsre in mir z" Ter planur
atsr bssrin nun, mic fali& ss isi pom Scrban'
psniein elmer ubrtsits auf cine ubr isltsr 81
i9lisesu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-29

ga Gin Barber. SubilGum. 9n elmer Dol.
lanpii&sn StaSt wures rVr aur,sm BON rinsm
BARRIER Gin sissntbiimli9ss SubiIGum s~efciert,
Der Gag nGmIi&, an wcI9em or 60 Sabre suppr
gum srlten @aIs raiirt bate. aus isinsn aui.
SsiSnanssn mics er na9, paB sr pSbrsnp isnsr
6O Sabre 30O,0t2 @al barbisrt unb ramit unss-
fabr 1900 @uIssn Ssreisnt bate. @snis ssnus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-29

geA. Ginf irasts aarl Ger GiniiItiss BON
Granfrsit isinen Ssfnarrsn:
,,9Das Hsues 2"
80 linS bsuts Wprssn iibsr 10000 Mni&sn
aufSsfanbsn :"
yWas2 Wrsu"
,Obns 3wsifsL um btuis atsns wisesr 81
Bette 81 ssbsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-29

Ga Gin Gnslanrsr, rsr bel sinsm csutiStn
0rafsn 3u @alte mar. mari pen u~ussfabr elm
SIas I'm. Der Graf fraste i'm, eb eas in eng
lamb 10 Sitts isi. 8sfabt e%rpirsrtr rsr GnslGn.
Der:
nEas stsn nitt, atsr wenn 60 ssi6isbt, 70
frast ipsnisltsns 9ismae parna9."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-29
Or. peter Z b,piuS,

~. lOO WteO > StraBe, DfW unIpn Sfpui
ssssnabsr Ia weilipaufes, sBisconfin.
t2ir eIaaesn aHs, Der Ssarareissn wstalt3Iat uukr
eager pen 3tEHtnpaarsH, ferts Sutsrn unp WifNsasdrtL
tsla ~ austrf stataen yrsilsn AZ smpisblsa. Ia mir in
etrtett VttbiRenna mil earppatittn cduira setreter tne
aae ben SnipsrtssT geaarsn jsbit %bslsratn, e tanR Gle
6irma W ben Ntp YeItss yrelsn ~psrtaai,R. Ssfsaunssn
ptrtsn ttnsu une sirifsntaft tslcret rpu
Ceenbrstt ". Nbkr.
, 1874-05-27

Suit to Anntll tho Sutro Tunnel Con-
truGta

Suit to Anntll tho Sutro Tunnel Con.
tracts
BAN FRANCISCO, May 20.-suit will DO COM
mencod today in tho Fifteenth District Court by
tue Grown Point, Savage, Gould, Curry, Hole i
Norcroas. Cholar, Poatosf, Imperial, Ovormaa,
and Yellow Jacket 'ntintug Companies against
sntro, OF al, and the sutro Tunnol Company.
to cancel the agreement botwoen them in regard
to tho building Of tho Sutro tunnel, and tho
payment of stipulated royalty, and to relieve
plaintiffs from tho burden Of paying said roy
atty, Tho ground Of action is tho alleged total
failure Of defendants to perform any part
which royaity waB to be paid. Plaintiffs claim
that all the work which has been dono is not
more than ono-tonth part Of what WAS to bo por-
formed, and is entirely on defendants grounds,
for their benefit alone, and call noyor be OF i'd
vantage to the most Of the plaintiffs, who have
reached depth below tho Susro tunne and the
baianco are nearly down to it. rlaintitrs further
say tho timo for completing the tunnel has long
since expired ind that tho agreement contains
an action on the part Of the plaintits to hold 1t
null and void provided defendants did not COM
menco aud prosecute tho work as stated in the
contract. Further, that from the time Of tho
failure of defendants, they have elected to rc-
scind, aud dofendanta know tho facts.
, 1874-05-27

Preparations for the Departure OF
SictentiHtH to Australia, Etc., to Wit
EfMGsB tho Transit Of YclllA-ArriyasiO Of
tho lhnfln anal 81cr p:Assosa gorE-ani-
p0rtulit MeatinE 0K tho Produce Ex-
change.
THE T1lANH1T OF VENUE.
NEW York. May 4U--Ihe Swatara, which ta to
carry tue acientlfo party to tho South Pacific
OceAn to witness the transit Of Vnnus, on Doc.
10, iB in full readiness. Twenty six scientists
are expected from Washington. with thoir In
tho Navy-Yard With 200 porsonR Oh board. Tho
company s to be divided into five partios, to bo
landed ut Croxets island, Korgualan, or Deho1a-
tion Island; Hobart Town, III Tasmania, torn1or-
~ Van Dielnen'a Land, New Zealand antl Chat-
lam IBailda. Hero the Hwatnra is to remain
until after tho observation. Tho vcs,al las
atoroB for al tghtoen months yoyAgt4. Tho
Instruments nro boiny tostod in Washington,
and arc mostly now aud very elaborate.
THE 1DAuo's pAAHENuEng, -..
Iho passengers Ut tue stoamer Idaho, which
was aanoro yesterday US Eiro lsllnd. lsrriyed ut
Oastte Garden, sooA after o'clouk this morning,
VOL ands hungry. Among har cabu-mssaellg0lH
NE nys tho !soy. i. Tome Aweot, OF Ohicu 80; Mrd.
;lhlep, Nashville; and Commodore ]. j.. Gleason,
U. =. n. Alr. Jones. OF Nashville, mother cabin
passenger, remained On board tho yoss'ol and ar-
rived with her thin forenoon. tho r,assongor-
list Hno"s total OF 446 paBaenKors-430 staor-
age. saloon, aMd 18 intermediate.
Iae Iroduee Exchauge hald itB ar.nual moot
ing To-day. The report OF tim TroaAutor shows q
surplus fund Of g840, 1896. The Committee 10
CONFER With railroad cOmpanieu to Baouro lover
fatea OIL gral and itH moro rnptd transit, n,aao
favorable report. A. resolution wsA adopted to
appoint committee to nuu.lro tho adoption by
UonGraRs OF o reciprocal treaty between thus
country and Uanada
, 1874-05-27
PROFESSIONAL.
PROFESSIONAL.
DIR. HUNTER,
tLArE or NEW YORK;
ON CONSUMPTION UontinueD.

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, 1874-05-27

Cuater's Campaign Against the Sioux.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAUL, May 2G.-Tho first boat dowu ar
rived ut Bismarck last night, bringing tho first
Montana freight for shipment Eant over the
Northern Pacific Railroad, including 70 tons OF
orc. Clusters expedition leaves Fort Lincoln
about June II. Chris Hi1aon is organizing
pnrty Of seventy lvo men or more, to leaye Bis
marck June 20. Ho doclares he will 50 through
to Buck Hills despite the Sioux aud military,
both, Tho pnrty ia to bo heavily armed and
amply proyiBonod, and supplied with pack-
order. Each man supplies AImsolf, and no nd
mission or guido-fees are charked.
, 1874-05-27
TEtEGR ApHlC BREVITlEG.

Thomas ]. Quinlii, d woll-klown buatnosa
mau OF Cleveland, died yesterday morning III that
city. ,.o. .,,,,,t ..
spccul scusiou. fayored tho revival Of tho Heel
procty Treaty with Canada.
Tho HaongerfsAt Committee, at oioyeland. has
secured accommodations for, ,soo persons.
Work on tho snongesfest ilsii gu ~ moersefs'n1g enaf ~
rapidly, antl t!Is building will 10 under roof ny
the cloae of thu weo!.
Monday afternoon epeoial tram OF atx cary
arrived III Burlington oil tho Toledo, toof'a =
Warsaw Railroad. Tue train was loaded with
English, Scotch, and Welsh M0rnlons to the
1l,llnbor OF over 400 who ware going through TO
Salt Lake City without oi,ange. They wero re-.
oeut proselytoa and y worry respectable osaa OF
people. .,,,,.,
r. A, Wuits, nrcIuteots, togother with City En.
gineer Num-. has boon appointed BY tho Com;
mon Council OF Buffalo. n. T.. to oxtntne ~
bulldihxa II that city shat m considered ID 10
, 1874-05-27

Revioyy Of the Work OF tho Reform
Govcrnment-Thc Closing h1oMrS of
pnrJfum ent-Tho Quceaf8 Rir&hAnYs
ti1s,.a4al L. stftne

N u.-s~- - 4r~r vr,nxfr 1R 4Fnc RrF0rm
Aeovlow OF me Mofn ,.,..n w .o xn'.,.-. n -
Eovcrnmenf-Thc oaosinR aaoNIs VI
pnrlinmeht-Nho Vuceh'" Mifs"ut'S'
8pfe'al Dfspateh to 1he ch'edqo 1f'oune. %
OTTAWA, May 28.--YcsterdnY tho House or
Commons concluded tho actual business or tdo
nosaion, sitting hall o.. hour In tho morning,
from to o'clock In tho afternoon, anu from
1880 TO 11:3o o'clock tn the ovenlng Tor tho pnf-
poBe Of considering any measures aont down
from the senate, in which,, hownvor, no impot-
tant ainohtmontH we're maue: Ing gonhte con-
cluaoa lsa pusnosH lhoy 4.u nut WY. an5 III III
rortant amendmehts TO tne taoll1n T,alHny ~,
Which, therefore, mhy 10 saia 10 luny n1oot @ Eho
approval Of ootn hoases ana tao connsay ,,' anS
cry Taisoa tnat tne notoIn Hosoina1o.s ,t "ou.o ~.
bo wholly unaolo ~ uea. o'sa VIII 1,oo,a,,a H.
poItaht moasu1o hns pIosou aatlac.ons. HE haS
souom nha bosalon s9 s@nto - ~ ,,.',o. nooh
itaugns VIII sne - ="
pusluesa, uor I'M nFo ~ 'nnny ,a easu;oo
poen paSsed wtsn ~ sen t,s1ad Hjo,, On 'o'''on
pegan Maton ~ anu uouE,uuou srsaI,aa nn5 Ao'
s ,,sati,, ~, xorr-
nEeet nMeAua"1G ~ 4 aa j.5 jua5 ~.nne;as -;e,n
tas!on VI polnE sno rar1.;aGn p
Hun t s1o nna. ~ n1n;sto. - H. Tro,vr ~, T.,
tnas VI @ tno n,1s ;t;, t-i, ~ inIustrv wv Frca
osoty ssa ~, ~a,6s,,5 i,,at,,ant * ;s T.,
M cnasu.os nun - 1atai1s! a sroi ~ ~ ron. -.
aaet' a.,,,a;soa h haa f,na ~ AZ 6Ioat
osa! ptv.pa'' ,,,,or ~ "1 +ha i1,nt fnctnns
y. .:E1; " - H. an,,,tr4, nJ ~ ~ iis an.., nroJit
6atislanpn VI .uu cou.y W. " a 1--WE rat ~
among Inc inolo npoF.ant 5a oaaulea LIN B,ns ~
my noca,un @ AVE Mots tnu H., IanHsaI is aolio
italroao pl tna E!set.oa pl1 oo5iaos ~ ioaa ~
l4atm9ns o. tuo thEln hilo lts Gonsluetotaon, tue
11oh; Dr. upper Was npout tnc only .1eHo. lt% "
tne aelunos ministry sna5 sooA assug VIII aao
, 1874-05-27
TEE GRIANGElfS.


NuulboF n1,l COH1ft1osa OF GraMNos III
Monroe County, Wizs
gpetfal Dtspatch to The CAteaao Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Alny 2G.-Monroo County
Aaa tho followinf! Grangas organized and In IL
ilourishiug condition: 99B. Sparta, A. Mcintyre.
Muster; 4. Z: Howard Secretary. 24o. Leon
Valley. Leon. b. II. Richardson, Master; J. 3.
Cornish. Secretary. 24o. Tonah, L. G. KuiHer,
Masters D. 9. Barber, socretury.. 254: Lincoln,
J. Newsomo. Master; =. 7. Ryder, Secretary;
post.oliice, Iomnh. : 90B. oakdele, William =.
Baker, Master; Thomas Young, Secretary post"
olflco. LoIsoy Station. a0l. Tunnel City, q. D.
Hall, Master; Joseph Winship, soerotnry post-
Robert ireland, Jr., Secretary; post-oflce, Spar
IT, sos. Wilton, =, Muster; &; B. Larue,
Secretary; post-oltaGe, Wilton aoa ulendasee'
o3c,s InstCt' Esog a. & 6lifon aons'o Msator; IL
Sargent, Secretary; poHt.oitico, Clifton.
, 1874-05-27
THE SOUTHERN SUFFERERS.
Another Urgent Call for Etoliof.

Another Urgent Call for EEoliOf.
New ORLEANS, La., May 26-The following
vaa yesterday telographed to the Mayors Of the
large cities by request Of the Relief Committee:
sgain call On American cities in bohnlf Of $4,000
yctlma Of the great food for such aid your pros
peglty may permit Or philanthropy prompt YOU to
grant Contributions u cash and provisions IN thirty
i've dsya hayo been lass than $l8ooo0. Tho do.
nlaud for relief will continue great and urgent
for mauy weeks. Daily rasions haya -. boen e;'a
Government. Painful anxiety rs to results H. general.
Nothing but large increase Of resourcea for relief
cau prevent tho horrors OF famine aud great loss of
lifs No need million II dollara more. Details will
bo sent by mall.
tSgned) LOUIS 4. WITT
, 1874-05-27

carly days. 1lo Was tho frat Methodist preacher
for the Methodist Church In tim. CITY.
Tho Roy. J. NJ. Arnold, Of tho Book Conoorn
conducting religious periodicals, tho chief point
ct which was an argument in favor ut o local
religious paper to represent Michigan.
NOT nooM ENOUGH Fon rwo.
A discussion OF tho papor. however, developed
enterprise should not DO foatored IN order to an-
tagonizo tho organ now published at Chicago.
4 paper entitled Has Our Church Too
Mnny Bonovolont Organizations ?" was road by
tho Rov. J. q. Wortloy. Some critictsma upon
tho manner Of making tho official missionary
report woro nusworcd by Drs. u. O. Hnvon and
Fl. II. Ncid.
The evening VIVA occupied by discussion Of
tho relation OF the Church to temperance re-
form, growing out Of an osany road by the Rev.
T. Stalker.
, 1874-05-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
.Eutciai Dispafch to 1'he Chicago ..f1ribuns.
rtfT1r0u mn rHDYET

GHuECH OF CAHl6Ts
MILWAUKEE, Wis. May 26.-Tt.o Church Of
Christ, or Disciples Of Christ, Of Northwestern
Wisconsin, will hold mass convention at the
Baptist Church, West Eau Claire, commencing
June 18 next which is intended tc, be the first Of
regular yearly meetings held in t.ha Northwest
for the purpose Of furtherlhg tho oauae.
CHRISTIAN olEuNoI OF KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May, ga IN Getting Of min
istors aud lay1nen OF the Christi an Church OF
kentucky assembled in this CITY today. The
object Of tho Convention iB to do lino clearly tho
relation Which the Church in Ken tucky suatains
to itB educational Institutions. Until to adopt some
method o. eyer hr %aa ane
u yexed subjscs in the Church for q long time,
will bo acted upon.
THE KENTUCKY EPISCOPAL sTHrE CONVENTION
will mset Tomorrow, One itom Of business to
como before it will be to select tho time when
aDiahop in place of Dr.. Cummins mRy bo
elected
, 1874-05-27
POLITICAL.
Reform Convention Called in nichi-

Reform Convention Called in mich1.
gaMs
,specfat Dfspatch to The CAieaao Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, May GA call las just boen
issued, signed by Senator j. 2. Cook, Of Hills
dale County, aud State Representatives T. 8.
Cobb and i. A. Brown, Of Kalamazoo aud Ber-
rien Counties respectively for State Oonven-
tion to organize now Reform party in Michigan
for the coming stato election. The Gull ssys:
III obedience to manifest public sentiment, and at
signed menbors Of the 6tato Legislature, and Of both
parties. unite IN calling tho escors Of afichgan who
moot in mass convention 1t Lansing, Thursday Aug. Q.
ls74 ut o'clock p. n to take such steps IS nuy DO
deened advisable 10 secure the organization Of party
on basis OF live ssucs, md for tho restoration Of
purity Of stasesmanship to The high pacoa Of atats
nul National Government
Tho Grand Rapids Democrat, the loading OPP
position paper IN Western Michigan, indoraes
tho movement.
, 1874-05-27

Special Diapntch 10 The Chicaqo It16Wne.
DECATUR, ILL.,. May 2G.-The Tribune Of this
place. has nominatod the Hon. G. B. Smith,
Judge Of the Gi1tooIth judicial Circuit, to rep
Smith has been acting will. the Republican
party. but WIN elected Judge Oh tho Farmers'
tickot and will make tho Congressional race on
the Reform ticket If nominated. The Hon. ].
G. Cannon will very likely be the Republican
candidate for second term.
, 1874-05-27

IA
Ne New YoRK, h1ay. 2o.-A Havana 1otter Says:
"1ho fate OF tho American, i. A. Dockery, who
was arresed at Nuovitas, on April 4, ia ntiil un-
certain Tho authorities, represented by Con.
Dontillo, ordered bis removal to Puerto Principe
for trial. It Is expected, from tho hasitation
shown to procecu to o1tromo measures, that
Dookery'H life may be spared, b1t thus ontire
matter rosts NTH tho Governor. dcnorai. Doolz-
cry has beon, heard from up to the 1Ath inst.,
and Ia ID good spirits, notwithstanding the rigor
poor food and rough accommodations, md the
heat, somewhat atocted his hcalth and reduced
him In weight"
The name letter, speaking of the way in which.
tho Spanish Government makes the United
States boar tho brunt and pay the expenses Of
The var In Cuba, saya: Tho docreo Of tho Cap
tain-Gonoral establishing an annual Income tax
mud tax on not profits Of 10 per cont, and to bo
posts decrood by tho lntoudoncy aud customs
authorities Of some timo back, Us suosido dc
guerra, or war Tux, many Of the woaltlteBt MR.
chnnts have compromised by paying heavy
their business, besides percentage charged as
"extra war-tax" on exports, eto. The NOR
ohnnts, among themselves, aottled that the
estimated percentage upon their business
was about one-quartor por cont, which WIS
tackled on to evorY invoice md account-sale,
making tho consumer or shipper abroad actually
pay that tnI. It ia now proposed to compromise
again, and pay the Government four or Two timos
the amount Of their fonnor contributions, Or, In
fact, whatoyor may be the, e,incrsase demanded Of
thona, and again estimate what increase Of per
contage 1t Is to tho coat Of producing artioles-
say sugar, or tobacco, which are tho principal
exporta-and then charge, rs before, this per-
centagc as q VIII tax, contribution, or whatever
elso It may be called, and add it to every invoice
account salo, etc., made in future. Tho United
States, ns the principal consumers Of Ouba's ex-
ports, will thus bo forced to pay groat part, 1t
not tho groatoat, Of the expenses OF attompts to
end the inBurrectiou.
, 1874-05-27

Sptetal Dispatch to The Chfcuao tribune.
DEsMo1NEs, la., May 26.-Tho Anti. .A1onopoly
Committee for the Seventh Congressional Dis
trict met today, aud chilled delegate convon'
meet at Indiauola, Aug. u. Gov. Carpentor has
written letter saying that he considers himself
citizen OF Fort Dodge. This disposos Of him
as candidate FOR Cougross in this district.
, 1874-05-27

BRuNaw1oK Mo-. 1lay 2G.-C,ue hundred
studuaia at nowaoln College wose to-day aent
home by the Faculty for continued rofu4al to
take palt IL the military drill,
, 1874-05-27

-A State Independents Reform Convention will
hs hsld u Topeka, Hau.i to.muEtdu.
, 1874-05-27

No one buy Diamonds an hty eIamned arks
eellecilnu HslslFss 1htnsa! goods q Ut pries.
Howard uaoal Mtfehau No. 732 Filth Az, haw foff
Tstura spsefdH fnsttd 10 salt! Orr store e
preal Huts. Ialosaaau saa prtcea seat fl
, 1874-05-27
ITALY.

Ro.tE, Mny 2G.-Tho Italian Government met
with another dofoat to-day in the CAambor Of
Deputies.
Tho Pope has nearly recovered from his recent
illnpaB.
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J. sA0 AAbk1L A%tA 0oOls3 At0 0oS.
people woro' anxious to forgot that they
had beon slaves, and to forgive thoao who kopt
thom In s!avoty. They wanted tho idea OF a
1roodmon's mission obli torato1, 30 that thoy
t' could show thoy possessed desire to help tbou'
Tho Hov. John Quincy Adams, Of South Caro-
ltna anothor colorod dologato. also spoke on tho
Hanlo question, taking tho sanlo view. He pro-
nonncoa in favor OF tho majority report-a con.
Adjourned tut tomorrow morning.
THE SOUTHERN ASSEMBLY.
,ooLuMnus, Miss. May, 2e.,-lho Rev.. Pr.
Committee on tho subject Of \ General Fedora
two Presbyterian Council. Tho report RECON-
mondB that this Assembly corporate In tho
formation Of the General Advisory Council: r
Tho Judicial Committee, through tts CHAIR
tho oy hocn Dr. rnos eo n 5'GeGS ae Sands
Oommittoo.
Tho Rov. Dr.. n1araha1l presented 3 report on
evangelical labor showing, TINT our whole terri ,
tory Is vast fold for tliis King OF LABOR. Iho
contributions nro less than III ,uoo, an average VI
o1{ ccnts por member.
THE REFORMED CHURCH.
Rev. A. r. Stewart Of tho heformod Church
was heard rs delegate from, that body, Ho sasd !;
on your purity Of dootrine. No prosbytery IN
yor body would for one hour to1orato that pro-
oooing known M tho aoteal. to distinguish it
from tho formulated theology. AH to tho plan
OF corporation agreed upon BY the Joint Com,
mittco shall say nothing. Your Assembly and
our Synod will cncl, carefully e1d Independently
consider i.B provisions. Tho gouoral outlook to
me is thnt all barrura will be removed. md the
churchcB will bocomo one. We eau whit for this
untou It is too good and glorious to bo spoiled
by haste. Our standard and yours emanatcd
IRON tho aamo source, the word Of God. The
union will be tho outgrowth Of love. founded on
truth.
Mr.. 8. hpoke with great power and earnest
ncaa, aud was frequently applaudcd.
The Moderator. DR.. Giltleral, responded In
happy manner, cordially reciprooating all tho OK
proaaions Of love and honor.
The dentl Of tho Roy. Il. D. Dewitt Was fool-
ingly alluded to.
sEM1NA1IEB.
Tho nov. J. ", Pratt presented tho report on
a Theological Seminary. very oarneHt aebato
aroae on tho minority report Of tho Committee
in regard to tho Columbia Seminary. Tho mi
nority recommended the repeal Of tho regulation
requiring studonta to atteua chapel services OIL
Babbath morning. Students have complained Of
this, aud some lave left tho Seminary, claiming
to worship God whero they dosirod. 4 vote had
not been taken at the hour Of adjournment.
Noarly all The spoakors aeomod to favor the re-
peal OF the rule.
meeting IL behalf Of foreign miaaioua will
DO hold tonight.
, 1874-05-27
FRANCE.

PARIS, May 28.--The Republican candidate for
contest tic scat Of Dourgoing, tho Bonapartist,
who was declared cloctod.
PARIS, May 28.-M. do Bourgoing, member
elect from the Department Of Nioyro, has gone
to Ohisalhurst to pay homage to ex-Empress
Eugenie.