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THE COMMUNISTS.

The members OF the Committee OF Safety held an
Indignation meeting last evening, at No. 6l7 East
Sixth street, for the purpose OF tesyiDg their dis
appreciation OF the manner in which the police
authorities treated the workngmen who assem-
Died In Tompklns square on Tuesday last. Quite o
nupber Of wel-known Communists were present,
and, az usual their language was OF the incendiary
Drder. In the absence Of Mr.. Banks the chair was
occupied by Mr. Leander Thompson. It was re-
solved to petition the Commissioners OF Parks for
permieston to use Tompkins square for the purpose
OF holding an outdoor indignation meeting on
same day not yet determined during the coming
week. resolutions were also passed protesting
agatnat the recent outrage committed by the
police In debarrtng them from the use Of Temp
kins square on Tuesday last, and condemning the
Police commissioners for not having given suffi-
Client notice OF their intention TO prevent their
meeting on that day. The Committee on Organi-
eaten reported that they nave been very success
nj 10 far, and that they had made ample pro-
y1sion for the holding OF an immense mass meeting
Skis evening by the workingmen OF the East side
ct Cosmopolitan Hall, on the corner Of East Broad
way and Chatham street. Several inflammatory
speeches were then delivered by those present,
when the meeting quietly adjourned
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IRELAND.
Political Riot During Parliamentary EIec.
tion-A Number Of Persons Wounded
TELEGRAM 70 the NEW YORK HERALD.

.rsrt LONDON, Jan. 16. 1874.
a serious riot occurred during the progress OF
IN election for member OF Parliament in Limerick
to-day.
Two rival candidates Of the national party are
running, and light took place between their par.
tlsans. Knives and pistols were freely used, and
several persons were wounded. The police came
upon the ground in force and put down the riot,
Alter arresting number Of participants.
TThe Parliamentary vacancy In the represe nta.
zion OF Limerick was caused oy the elevation
Of the Right Hon. William Monsell to the
British Peerage There were two candidates in the
Aeld-Mr. w. Il. O'Sullivan and Mr. Kelly. Mr.
O'Sulliveu promised to "unnnchingly support the
home rule programme as laid down at the National
Conference in Dublin, and to adopt any course of
Parliamentary action calculated to convince British
BtAtesmen OF the necessity and wisdom OF granting
the Just and reasonable demands OF the Irish
nation.n He endorsed the demand for denomina-
tial education, urged that nothing short of hxity
OF tenure at valued rents win be regarded as a
Hnal settlement Of the land question, and al.
vocated measures for the relief Of the laborers,
whose condition he described az "a disgrace to a
civilized country" He also pledged himself to
spare no exertions TO procure the release OF the
political prisoners Very Rev. Dean O'Brien and
DR.. 0'Sbea supported Mr.. Kely.-ED. hERALD.l
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Comptroller Nelson K. Hopkins yesterday arrived
at the Windsor HOTEL
Senator John P. Stockton, OF New Jersey is at
the Fifth Avenue hotel.
Ex-senator James A. Bayard OF Delaware Is stay
ing at the New York Hotel.
State Senator Jarvis Lord, OF Rochester, is regis.
tered at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Congressman Alexander Mitchell, OF Wisconsin,
has arrived at the Holman House.
Lieutenant Colonel Ommaney of the British
Army, has quarters at the Gilsey Hosse.
Ex-Congressman Richard J. Haldeman, of Penn
sylvania, is stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
George s. Bangs superintendent Of the Railway
Postal Service, is living at the St James Hotel.
Ex-State Senator James Wood of Geneseo N.
Y, is temporarily residing at the Windsor Hotel.
Inspector General Edmund Schrtver United
States Army, is quartered at the Brevoort House.
State Senators d. P. Wood, Of Syracuse, and D.
Il. Cole, of Albion, N. Y, have apartments at the
windsor Hotel
The Illinois Legislature is cutting down clerk
hire The female clerks, however do not share in
this cut directly.
Gilman H. Kimball a prominent citizen Of Man.
chester, N. e.. is dead. He filed several Offices
of public trust with credit.
Ex-Governor A. E. Burnside and Seth Padel ford
of Rhode Island, are among the recent arrivals at
the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The forty-sighth anniversary OF the birthday OF
the Emperor Of Brazil took place on the I'd OF De-
cember and was celebrated, as usual, by mass.
mill tary parade and levee, to which the dipio-
matte corps and all loyal Brazilians nOcked.
Sir st. George Fore, OF England, arrived in Men,
phis on the 18th inst. on hts way to Florida. The
AudlGnc'se states that he has six servants. four
horses, twenty-one dogs and about 5000 pounds OF
baggage. He Is in search Of pleasure, and will
take it out in hunting fishing, &C., in the glades
Of Florida. His income is $3.50, 900 per year. and he
is not married.
Commander d. l.. Braine, United States Navy,
has been elected, we are glad to notice, member
Of the Geographical Society OF this CITY, This able
of1cer commanded the United States steamer Ju-
niata In her search for the Polaris In 1873, and
penetrated the frozen regions to nearly seventy
three degrees north latitude, the largest ship that
ever penetrated SO far.
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The resolutions will be presented Ia the House on
Monday.
Presidential Nominations.
The President to-day nominated A. B. Under
wood for Surveyor OF Customs for the district OF
Boston and Charestown, and the following to be
Postmasters William b. Mason, at Marietta,
Ohio; Edward Anthony, at New Bedford. Mass. !;
+. A. Douglass, at Houghton, Mich; and q. T..
wentworth, at Pensacola. Fla.
Withdrawal OF Nomf ton.
The nomination to the Senate of IL. w. Hassluck
as postmaster at Nashville has been withdrawn by
the President.
General Howard.
The House Military Committee to-day considered
without coming to q conclusion, whether they
should continue the investigation or request the
President to order board OF inquiry In the case
OF General Howard.
The Indian Forgery Cases.
To-day In the Criminal Court the case OF John
W. Wright, indicted for forgery in connection with
the claims OF the Cherokee Indians for back pay
ana bounty was taken up. The defence entered
motion to quash the indictment, put Judge Cartier
Overruled the notion deciding that the Indictment
was good. Six Of the cases, commencing with that
in which the name OF the party Is "Wal-Kaa NObe,
were set down for Monday.
MOdOc War Losses.
Representatives Nesmith, OF Oregon, and Lut-
tre, Of California, appeared before the Committee
ON Indian Affairs this morning and presented argu-
ments in favor OF the bill for the appointment of
commission to ascertain the losses sustained by
the settlers OF Lost River Valley during the ModOc
war. The committee will make favorable report
on Tuesday.
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Discount on 'Change-Bullion to the Bank
Tichborne Trial Trouble in the
Streets-Weather Report
Ie,EeaAMs TO the new YORK HERALD.

TeiEeRAMS TO the new york HERALD
~ -.,t.. LONDON, Jan. 16, 1874.
Tho rate of discount in the open market for three
months bills is three and one-eighth per cent,
which Is three-eighths per cent below the Bank OF
England rate.
BULLION.
The amount OF bullion gone into the bank on
balance TODAY is 100000.
TICHBORNE TROUBLES IN A NEW SHAPE.
AB Mr.. Hawkins, counsel for the prosecution,
was leaving the Court to-day he was mobbed by
the friends OF the Tichborne claimant. The police
tnterfered to save him from their violence, and
four persons were arrested.
WEATHER REPORT.
Tho weather throughout England to-day is tair.
Serious Fire and Hundreds Of Hands
Out OF Work.
-. LONDON. Jan. 17--5 A. M.
The extensive nour mills at Leith were almost
totally destroyed by fire last night.
The loss is estimated at ESQ, 900 and 400 hands
ere thrown out OF employment
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Sketches OF the New Cardinals.


OF the twelve cardinals who were installed yes
terday by His Holiness Pope Plus TX, ten have
been raised to the dignity OF cardinal priests and
two made cardinal deacOns To the rank OF cardinal
bishop, the third and highest rank in the College,
no one candidates has been admitted this dig
nifty being only attainable by subsequent promo.
tfUn.
OF the ten new cardinal priests four belong
to the P0ntidcal diplomatic service-viz., Mgr.
Flavto del Prtncipi Chlgi, Archbishop Of Mira In
p0Stt0ss fsaedegtun1, Apostolic Nunci0 to France,
born In Rome May 81 1910; Mgr. Alessandro
Franch Bishop ofThessaonica IN partibtss stJtdel-
tWv,0 Apostolic NunciO to Spain, born in Rome
June Is, 1919; Mgr. Mariana Falcnelli Ant0ni-
acot Benedclne monk Bishop of Athens, IN
Hungary, born IN Assist November 10, 1906, and
MgT. Luigi 0reglia di Santa StefanO, Archbishop
Of DAmietta, In DGrttbuS ir.Jtoeliuyrs Apostolic
Eanco TO Portugal, born in Bene, Mendori, Pied
y The new cardinals who are not Italians number
BLK. or these two are French-Mgr. Rene Fran.
co.'s Rognier, Archbishop Of Cambria, born in st.
Quentln, June 1907 and Mgr. HippOlyte Gutbert.
1S02 .fl a1'ar-
Two are Austrians-Mgr Johann Simon, Arch
0leh0p OF Strig0nia or Gran, Primate OF Hungary,
born August 23 1918. and Mgr. Maximian Won
Icrn0ckSy. Archbishop OF Salzburg, born In
SCHWARTZ. In the IyrOi, October "a, 1906
TheIe is only one Spaniard. Mgr. Mariana BarriO
fernandez, Archbishop oil Valencia, bOrh ut Jaca,
November ~, 1905, and one Portuguese, Mgr.
1gnaci0 de Nascimiento Moraes Cordoso Primate
Of Lisbon. born in Aurcla, Braga, December 20,
the Right Rev. Father Camille Tarquini, a
~. 1910, and the Right Rev. Father Tommsso Mar
ttnelt. an Augustinian MONK oorn In Lucca, Feb
Tbary 3 1877, are the two cardinal deac0ns.
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DR.. Newton's Medical and Surgical
Institute No. "a BOND sreet-Specia attention given to
chronic diseases. Consultation tree
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A sworn euro for Neuralgia, Rheuma.
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A.-The New Elastic Truss, Sold at esq
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A.-A.-3,0OO Pairs OF Sclf-Acting Over.
SHOES put OF and Off without using the hands at
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Bachelors Hair Dye Is Splendid
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Established 40 u ears.-Dr. Lewis Medi-
CAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE. No. Beach street.
Special attention given TO Nervous Diseases.
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A. q Reliable Remedy for Coughs,
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use Nine. PORrER'S COUGH BALSAM. A single bottle
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Sf1cnced I'm Few Hours-A Distressing
Cough by HALE'S HONEY OFHOREHOUND AND TAR.
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ROME.
Tho Vatican Consistory Installation Of Cardinals
and Appointment OF Bishops.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME Jan. 16, 1874.
The report that the Pope would hold Consistory
early next month, and then appoint several addi-
tdonal cardinals and seventeen foreign bishops,
was erroneous. The Consistory was held to-day.
when the final ceremonies OF installation OF the
recently appointed cardinals were celebrated and
Q number OF bishops appointed
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A.-A-3,OOO Pairs Of Self-Acting Over
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DIR. n. Fredericks, Is West Twenty
second Positive evidences OF spirit presence
special and nfallibe treatment OF cancer.
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GERMANY.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN, Jan. 10, 1874.
The North German Gazette to-day says II the
policy OF France Ia made subservient to the tenn
poral aims oil the Papacy the peace OF Europe will
be compromised.
PRINCE BISMARCK EXCITED IN PARLIAMENT.
There was an exciting scene in the Landtag to-
day.
Herr Malimckrodt, an ultramontane Deputy,
quoted passage from recent work Of General
Ia Asrmora, alleging that Bismarck In 1866 dis
cussed the cessiOn to France OF portion OF the
khenish territory.
Prince Bismarck arose and pronounced the state
ment IAN audacious and malicious falseh00d."
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Furs.--CiosinK Ont Sale Choice Stock of
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Mennonites Desiring Lands.
The Senate Committee on Public Lands this
morning had under conside ration Senator Cam
erOns resolution directing them 70 inquire into the
expediency Of granting the request OF the Men,
the government q compact body OF lands sum.
GENTLY large to AFFORD homes for them in this coun-
try They number between AZ, 900 and sc, 600 souls
and purpose emigrating to the United States TO
enjoy the civil and religious liberty which the re-
cent edicts Of their native countries contemplate
depriving them Of within the next eight years.
The committee discussed the matter without com.
ing to any conclusion.
The Patrons Of Husband and Their
Political Pamphlets.
The Changers succeeded in rushing through the
House OF Representatives concurrent resOutio
ordering the printing OF 10000 copies OF the re-
port Of the Commissioner OF Agriculture ior 1879
and 100000 copies Of the report for 1873, making
500 600 copies OF this work. The cost Of publica-
ton, all told Will be $225 900, and then the tons
and tons Of weight must be carried by mail over
the country. Whether the Senate will agree to
this extravaganza waste Of money remains TO be
seen but the "Patrons OF Husbandryr at the other
end Of the capital are bent getting their books,
which they regard as good bait for rural voters.
A Communication ON Alcoholic TraHfc.
The House Committee on the Judiciary to-day
heard Messrs. William L. Dodge, J. r Stearns and
A. NJ. Powell In advocacy or a bill to provide foN
the appointment OF commission on the subject Of
alcoholic trafnG No action was taken BY the Com
mittee.
The Efght-Hour Law.
delegation from the Brickayers' Union were
at the Capitol to-day. They brought with them
the resolutions passed at the session Of the Ma
tional Union OF Bricklayers recently held In Bati.
more, denouncing A. B. Mullett, supervising archi-
tect Of the Treasury, for his construction Of and
observation-disclosures concerpiug the Ei9ht'hour law,
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