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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-12

BLACK .ALPAcAs, MoHAIRs, and bhiLLlAN-
TINES can now be had In all qualltles at Lev
BROTHERS. who have just added 70 tneir stooN
ono hundred snd fifty pieces purchased since the
GREAT decline In prices Now, as every lady wants
an apaca dress, they will find no time like the pres
ent for purchasing.
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spprehended Strike Of f'LOngshoremen
in New York.

New York, November 11.-Considerable
anprebension is expressed at the result OF
the enforcement of the recent resolution OF
the the steamshipmen to reduce the wages, ofthe
;lonpshoremen. The latter declare their IN.
tention to resist the reduction, and that j!
enforced five thousand men employed on
The docks of New York, Brooklyn, Jersey
City. and Hoboken, will stopiwork, Monday
morning, The result will be an almost en-
tire suspension of the shipping trade during
the strike, as their places cannot be filled oy
inexnerienced bands. The membership OF
the 'Longshoremeu's Union reaches ten
thousand. and they are better united than
any other class of laborers. On the other
hand, the steamship agents claim they can.
not afford to pay the present rates, and are
determined to make the proposed experi-
,npnt
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y,ouis.aua Affairs.

WASHINGTON, November H.-supporlins
the satrapy in Louisiana there are lWehIs'
eight companies Of infantrys Tour Oh caYa,iy'
and two of artillery; all Federai soiaiels' .'ls
General Sherman thinks they eoulu hnu oIs, ~
ter employment fighting Indians on Tue
frontier, l9
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1 have analyzed the Whiskey known under tue
brand Of "B SELEcT,'' controlled by Messrs. WAL.
TER D. BLAIR 4 Co., Richmond, Va, and ma l,
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, ano
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur.
poses. .. b. Mooam, W., ,,-. w. 80,
Late Professor Of Chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-12

THE PosTMAsTER-GESERAL has officially an
n ounced that the new Postal Guide, published by
II. O. HoUGHToN s. Co., Riverside Press, Cam
bridge, Mass, is the only publication Of the kind
authorized by the Department under the recent act
OF Congress. Subscriptions to the Guide may be
made at the post or through the lettcr-car-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-12

CONTEMPLATED BALL.--Rescue Camp, NO;
/. Jr. O. S. C. g., will give their frst grapo
ball, at Virginia Hail, on Monday esenius
the 23d Instant. A competent comills.ee =. VI
arrangements has been appointed, anu we =,
affair will doubtless,be greatly epJoyea W
all who take part In 1t.
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Germany

BERLIN, November 1.-THE municipal trl.
bunal of this city requested the provincial
court of Vienna to insist by coerclve mea-
sures upon Lerren, Lauser, aud LecheF,
editors of the Presse, giving evidence rs 70
the source from whence the Won Arnlm dls.
patches published in that paper were oo'
tained. since the Austrian penal code sane
Toned such course iu important cases.
The Vienna court, however, declined to 50 50
act, observing that, although the matter was f
important to Prussia, IL was not TO Austria
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CRoCxERY ASD GLAsswARE.

u B. TAYLOR, DIRECT IMPORTER
He AND DEALER IN FINE FRENCH CHINA
decorated and plain white; fine French and Bohemian
TABLE GLASSWARE, English ivory-h dled
TABLE CUTLERY, finest triple. plated TEA "a
SETS, ICE-WATER PlTCHERS, TEA TRAISS
GOPI,ETS, &C. and large variety OF FANCY
ARTiCLES. Also, GRANITE and ComhON
WARES, Japanned and plain TN WAkE; and
HOUSE-FURNISHlNG GOODS GENERALLY.
a LARGE STOCK just received direct from tnt
factor les AT PRICES LOWER THAN EVER.
respectfully Invite all who may need goods ~
my line 10 call and examine my stock bel0re pur-
chasing. Es %. ILom,
No lOl1 Main street. opposite PoSt-oihce,,
Wholesale and Retail.
ID. CARpoZo and B. ALsoP, special partners.
Sc l4-3m
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BntIer Heard From.

Rosros. November Ii - Butler Is preparing
a letter claiming that he was BETRAYED oy Dis
friends, promising ole reYeia.iol,,
and threatening to form new parry ~
Massachusetts.
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Udaerzook mot to be Reprieved. &c

Udderzook mot to be Reprieved. &c.
HARRISBURG, November H. Governor
Hartranft has telegraphed to the sheriff oil
Chester county that the application for the
reprieve of UddeIzook has been fully con.
sidered and decided adversely.
Rufus Shipley, Of Philadelphia, to-day
made an application before the Governor
and Board of Pardons for commission oil
experts TO inquire into the sanity OF Hei6en.
olut, who murdered German baker in
Philadelphia
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PERSONAL.

r EFT HOME ON THE EVENING OF
IL SATURDAY The 31st OF OCTOBER my bus.
band, EDMOND CROUCH, since which time
have heard no hing OF him. Any Information OF
his Whereabouts will he most thankfully received
nv his wife MRS. .. r. CROUCH, .-
no 1925 at511 Eighteenth street.
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England.

LONDON, November 11.-Right Hon. sr
Stafford Northcote, chancellor of exchequer,
replying to communication from the CHAIR.
man of the board of directors of the Direct
limited States Cable Company, says The GOV
ernment has no intention of purchasing the
Direct cable or any other ocean telegraph
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Counterfeit.

PH1IADELeHIA y Moysmoss tSe Traders National
Bank of Chics go are circulating.
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SECOND TELEGRAM.

SUFFOLK, November lip. M.-Losers
by the fire: j. Parker 6 Brother, p. F. Far.
ley, Joseph Little, j. r. Mcclure. and +. H
Clough. Entire loss, between $4,000 and
$4,000. Can learn nothing of any insurance.
The stock of goods belonging to Mr.. Clough
is reported insured; but he is absent. Can't
get particulars.
ANOTHER REPORTERS ACCOUNT OF THE FIRE.
SUFFOLK, Va, November ia fire
broke ont this morning about O'Clock in
the store of R. 81. CIough, on Kilby street
two doors above the Washington Hotel.
The storehouse and contents, together with
the house formerly occupied by John M.
Shepherd and three smaller buildings, were
quickly consumed, and it was with the
greatest difficulty that the hotel and the resi-
dence of Joseph Little were saved. The
greatest CONSERVATION prevailed, and furni.
ture was rapidly removed from every house
in the vicinity. Guests and boarders at the
hotel did not take time to dress themselves,
and child came very near perishing in the
flames. But for the dead calm which pre-
vailed, at least one-half of the town would
have been consumed. Loss, about $4,000.
Insurance not known. The fire is thought
to have been the work of an incendiary. An
Englishman named Stuart, who was in charge
ofthe store, has been jailed, at his own request,
until an investigation is held. The bucket
hripude beha yed handsOmely with q very
scant supply of water.
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PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER, FOR COME 1T
MUST. LEVY BRoTHERShre Offering great induce
ments to purchasers Of blankets, fannes, carpets,
rurs
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HEAVY MERINo UNDERsHIRTs, for 81 each, TO
sale by 4. B. SPEkcE & SON, where you can find
the INDICATED RED FLANNEL SHIRTS and DRAW
ERS to cure rheumatism.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

PARIS, November 1L-Thirty.tbree mem
hers of the Counci.General OF the Seine
have adopted a resolution recommending
the establishment of a system OF gratultous
secular schools for primary instruction IN the
city of Paris, attendance upon which snail
be obligatory. The resolution has been pre-
sented to the permanent committee OIL the
Assembly for consideration.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-12

BEAD NECKLACES, Bead Gimps. Bead frlnses,
let ornaments, Jet breastpins, a1-rlngS' olaseIe'
and hair-pins, at LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-12

To cure rheumatism try the MEDlCATED hED
FLANNEL SHIRTS and DRAWERS Tor saie py e. D.
SPENCE &c Son. Try GRAY'S MOULDED coLLAhs'
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CHICAGO, November 11.-Tn the Second
congressional district the official count
gives Harrison 3D. seven majority.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-12

Ds1hd ~h4aBER oP CoEMERcE.-A meeting Of the
nv VI Directors Of the Chamber Of Com.
-'''''' VIII be held this evening at 8 o'clock.
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30 WONDER THE PEOPLE HAVE coSFlDsACs 20.
when the best physicians are pres Dr' Dun
,,nngh svrnn in aIf cases of cough, cold, etc.
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For 81 you can buy a heavy MERISo uSDERshlh1
from e. B. SPENCE & SON, 1900 Main steet. 1T!
GRAY's MOULDED COLLARS.
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STATE Taxes AND L1ouoR.SALEs.- = WiIiam g
p Raeland, assistant city treasurer, pup
fishes in another column several notls1s =, ~
regard TO taxes, in which the puollc are in'
fereated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-12

LEVY BROTHERS show u large assortment OF all
OF the new style dress trimmings, ana you can save
money by purchasing of them.
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The New Portuguese Minister. -. :,
WASHINGTON, November ll.-Baron oe
Hantanna, the newly.appointed minister Oh
Portugal to the United States, was lq,aay :S.!
presented to the President by Secretary Esd.
The usual diplomatic courtesles were eA'
chan eyed s5Eze<.z, 49,. IS So i. 60.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-12

Last CHAECE.-The Ladies' Fair, opposite tne
post-oface, will close this evening. SO now IS Tue
time TO buy. .s.s -. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-12

NECKTIns, sCARFS, BOWS, ana all the ne" 81 ieS
of neckwear, for sale by E. Is. SPENCE soN' irS
GRAY'S MOULDED COLLARS
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: ResunetI d,nerntIo,s.

NORWICH, Conn.,, November 1.-THE
mammoth Sprague cotton mills, at Baltic,
have resumed operations.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-12

ENGLISH HALF HOSE, 81 per dozen, for sale o!
E. B. SPENCE & Son. Try GRAY's MOULDED COL
r.
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{. Z nn.s.A,Iaead 3 3 nefaulter.

RosroN. November lit is rumored Ina
Hsnrv a. Roberts, cashier Of the East bos
ton National Bank, Is defaalter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-12

sd;.co dn;kShIco COUNTY CoUkT.-This court has
"oJ'ufned for the term,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-12

HNHE DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE,
any printing establishment In the South. Has large
and ample facilities for doing ALL KINDS OF JOB
WORK. 1t
EVERY DESCRIPTION CT PRINTING
promptly aud neatly executed, anu ut low prices.
GOOD WORK, GOOD MATERIAL. AND salts.
FACTION GUARANTEED. Look at some of our
prices:
BUSINESS CARDS SO to IS per 1000.
VISITING CARDS Soc TO 81 for so.
LETT Err HEADS 81 10 sc IS per rcam.
BILL HEADS 81 to 81 per ream.
CIRCULARS $3.50 to 81 per 1,0O0.
HANDBlLLs 81 to s3 per 100.
Corresponding low prices for other kinds of
work. -,
RAILRO AID and STEAMBOAT WORK a spe-
cialty. The fact that have for the past wenty-
five years been doing the most of this class or work
is evidence that we are prepared>to do it promptly
and satisfactorily.
We particularly invite attention to the beautiful
aud useful TRANSFER INKS that we are now
using. They have been but recently introduced,
but are already extensively used by railroad and
steamb companies. banks, merchants and others.
We are now furnishing these inks In ALL Co
LoRs, and of quality that can be copied any length
of time after being printed. They will copy clearly
and distinctly In the ordinary letter-press book.
Orders respectfully solicited and satlstac ton
given In prices and work.
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j. Thompson Brown.
poaI Eu,ato A0spt aud Auction,


No. 1115 Main street, opposite Dispatch office.
S70 14eO west Cary; three rooms ;fSss:s
eDlOs large garden. Eli
s15. No. vest Canal tnewl six rooms; gas and
Water.
$3.50. 300 westLeiah street; i've rooms largo
ssU. 4o7 west Main; seTen rooms aud kitchen.
npPP} no PS-st J. THOMPSON BROWN. d
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no WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

.... y y y
J believe there is law prohibiting parties from
OPENING their PLACES OF D USiNESS on SUN
DAY and noticed few DAYS since party was
fined for failing to comply With this law. The per-
sons who violate this law are fhOse who are engaged
in selling ardent spirits, and surely demands alen
,,on. II Is law that should be strictly enforced,
and no partialiry shown. In the ward In which
reside no notice Is taxed o the parties who, every
sunday. violate this law, ami espectaIyis 1t mere
a,o,ant when one Of these parties Is member OF
,he Cftu Council and must be acquaintea with tie
c,ct that there Is such law in existence. IL Is
r,trar that requires attention, and II the proper
ortborties Will take steps 10 remove this evil thfy
viii receive the lasting gratitude OF all aw-abidlng
''''N> \ CONSERVATIVE OF CLAY WARD.
R,ciraosp, November 10, 1874. no l2-lE~
ONE CASE AMPUFATING AND oPE-
I RaTING INSTRUMENTS tsecoud hand; = In
good orderl Made by Tlem3n. rfice; Sec,s, Sa3 ro'
sale by 49, ao5 Rroad Street.
T0 THE CREDITORS OF IsAACs,
TAYLOR & WILLIAMS-As,o one o. o. ,h.s ,he tnn pr.
ties VINO w otssHSs avs IS TAYLos WILLIAMS we beg
10 snScest 10 The other creditors OF ins e1a
that they or The present. ser q %lsa 'naang The eets
~ na card which has appeared for several Gays ~
,he R,chmopd Dtspdtcf addressed 70 tae clsulo,S
Of Isaaes Taylor WiDitms is, from ai y, .aa
s, nnr interest would be romoted bT Calling
senerai meeting and selecting our own com
! ,s.st aespeeeai'ya yaoopY . RoyAL L.
IraNNED ToMATOEs.-I oaer 70 The
q trade nv CANNED TOM Es, OIL ALL gfSe@n SNse
~ al sster Manor,p on the Richmond ana .fofS M
aS ~, tIsnsj r,icsed ripe and sound, ald canijso
H.. day thsy we're packed. They were
used ely last ssa;9n. ;sa ana Wefs
tug ru "a a used In The process 81 ~
then sfric.Iy an article OF isnaiy s
a5to mAha IN ne IN receiYe orders If0H the sraae
7 wiz Os s'aN - JOHE 3. DAfiS.
only:. -, Rsehmcnd Va.
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PROPOSALS.
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL AM
MECHANICAL COLLEGE.
TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
SEALED PROPOSALS are hereby invited fol
the erection OF TWO LAHtiE E COLLEGE BUILD
INGS and TWO DIV WELLISG-HOUSES, Plans
and specifications for the same can be Seen either
ut the COLLEGE. in cl.ck burg, or at the ofce OF A.
LYBRoCK, architect, Richmond. Tine proposals "a
be handed IN on or before TUESDAY the 2ith ol
November. The estimates To he made ont sepa
rtely TOR each hud e. and In detail for the citer'
ent branches Of the work-yiZ, For brlck
carpenters work, plasIerDg, painting, slatiD2 &C
J he right Of Rejecting ail bids Is reserved.
no ll-lw II. BLACK, Rector.
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nysrNEss ssANan.

syyTANTE %, everybody 70 know thai
the celebrated FREaCH ScoURkk and.
CHAMPION ssgga sss,sss ,!,sssss
ad heller AND cheaper, in,n g any ether man soasn
Of New York, and that he Is the bst lad'es gore,
cleaner y a. 4. FaEsCH. 10. g Sia,h ssfss:, Sc
no q 3m slga q lae 9sa 9 -. .s:--.
CITNAc AND BLhcK.OAK d a. KIl
W .SrETr5 n am paying OIL per hupdred Tor
ssst nSfiMAC LgAYES. and sS per e1r1 T. sfos @
BIaG OAK BARN. Once st sum.e ana nsa.
mnmd. or az tsI,-,afd ia AsDehesier:
80 Box NO 2. 9
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Fire In Suffolk.
Especial kilograms to the Dispatch. I

Especial kilograms to the Uispatch.l
SUFFOLK, November ia fire broke out
here at 2 O'Clock this morning. Three build.
ings were destroyed. The business portion
of the town was in imminent danger for
some time, especially the Washington Hotel,
which was saved with great difficulty, being
badly damaged. There is no fire-company
in town, and the wells and cisterns had but
little water in them hence but little resist
ance could be made to the fire. Through
the desperate exertions of the citizens the
fire was checked about 5 O'Clock. Great ex-
citement prevailed. All quiet now.
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ONE CASE AMPUfATING AND ofE. 7.
SBRATING INSTRUMENTS (Secouds ma nandi rnr "a
good oruef'. Law - &. BLAIR. Druggist,
sale ~ o, S25 Broad street.
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w ANTED. two FURNISHED BED.
w ROOMS In central location. Address A.
b. q On care OF Mr. ANDREW DowD. corner or
FourteeLt tn and Franklin streets, city.
.2tA .sa@ + < 80 d
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NOVEMBER j., 1874
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WANTED, n good, reliable NURSE
|; w Ieither white or coiored) for child nearly
two years old. aust bring good
apply to q; ~; "a; 2uA.hstESse 2u!.a.ss..t.Sssse ss
no IO-3tH 5$zssgs.s 10 fOuftu slklet.-
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yxT aN7rED, everybody to know that they
w can get SWILL at our distillery at Rocketts.
no I2-3t s- II. w. sfONEEo.-.
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WANTED, A SETTLED CoLoaED
wv WOMAN to nurse and do house work: Sono
oti er need apply Applyto a. Asrosi. Il.
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yTANTEn. TO RENT a HOUSE 5con-
& w .aining five or .six rooms, With the nectgsary
out. buildings, during the ensuing session Sf tne
Legis AZURE. furnishe house preferred. " QUIZ
conyeniences for houseSe Sesping. Address Nc: 90,
Exchange Hotel, Ss&s5 81 NO OtIso.'L--s
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J1nuaru 13, 1872:
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ykT ANTED, TO sELLA GOOD MULE.
NO mol 1872. ast.s 70 DE. MITTELDoRFEs. .
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DOR RENT, those two new aud desi- f5s
II rahle BRtCK .TENRMENTS. tust CONF iES aa B
pleud Nos. 3o4 and 306 south Third street, cons
tanning about ten rooms. With every modern e1n-s
venierca. Rent very moderate, afS720 per ans
mum. Possession at once. .ss
no I2-3t LYME & BROTHER.
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WANTED, 100 WHIT And colo RI
wv ED EoAL-MISERS togo 70 Ohio, Indaua,
and flinois. High wages aud Constant n0rk s.ar.
an.Iso Iso. wanted several coLORED WOMEN 10 go
to New York to do general honsework fn pr, yaie
,ii iali''i's' 0pp'' j. .p.JEsTIS, Labor Agent,
no3 No. Fifteenth strees. KichInonc, y ~ 3ss'
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BJJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auchoneer,
ll15 Main street, opposite DiSpdtck Office

Tor RENT, that 6rst-class BRICKE
Granbery, D. D., No. $50 north Ninth street II has
eight rooms !; besides, kitchen, brick stable. and
carrage-house. Exceedingly desirable on account
of Its being within few minutes walk OF the post
Office and has hne cooking. range; hot aud cold
water In house; Latrobe stove; and passages
covered with OIL cloth. Apply TO 4.
no l2.3t J.fHoMPsoN BROWN.
The New York herald., 1874-11-01
TIE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

Baptismal Regeneration Maintained-
Bishop Cummins bishop, but without
Apostolic Observation-Disclosures Ser
vices and Provincial Systems Thrown
Overheard.
when the Convention came TO order yesterday
morning Mr.. william Welsh introduced q resolu-
ton asking for the appointment OF q commission
to consist OF two bishops, two presbyters and two
Iaymen, TO secure the better government OF the
General Theological seminary, which was adopted.
The trustees OF the Fund for widows and Or
phans OF Deceased Clergymen were announced as
the Bishops or Easton and Delaware Drs. Potter
and DIX, and Messrs. s. II. Nash, w. A. Smith and
l.. w. Wells. The House decided to sit until 5X p
NJ, and to adjourn on Monday evening after tho
Bishops pastoral has been read. The closing de-
votional services will be held in the Church OF the
Holy Trinity
The Conference Committee on the Ritual Canon
reported the same, amended by the omission
thereiron OF the specifications OF incense and tho
crucdx as symbolizng erroneous doctrines but
adding In another paruof the canon "and all other
doubtful practices" The leaving out OF these
specifications u was argued, did not approve
their nsc but left the question OF their legality
where 1t had been before. Dr. De Kovon opposed
the canon mainly on the ground OF Its uncOnstitu.
tionality. He thought that bowlngs, prostratlons
and Gcnunections might very properly be prohib-
tied by canon. Kneeling is the only act OF adora.
tion that devout heart seeks. He dtd not think
that ceremonies could he prohibited by canon. It
should be done by rupric The canon having been
well discussed before thcrc was no need for dis
The New York herald., 1874-11-01
A sTBPFATHER'S CRUELTY.
A Young Girl Burned to Deasl,

From the Cincinnati commercially
ON the night OF the 18th OF last month barbees
named Jacob zmmer. living at No. 90 Race street,
returned home drunk and commenced 10 bresk
up the household furniture. His crippled step.
daughter, Della Brossard by name attempted 90
pacy him In his In toxicated rage, aud he, ma0den.
ed by her persuasive endeavors, seized burning
coal OIL lamp rom table and hurled 1t at her. The
lamp was shattered upon the noor, and the CON.
tents ignlting set fire to the girls clothing burn
ing her body terribly before the flames were
quenched. An account OF the AFFAIR was published
in this paper the day after is occurred zimmsr
was arrested and taken to the Third Street Police
Station, where the charge OF disorderly conduct
was entered against him. In the Pohoo
Court mis- case was continued to await
the development OF the injured gtr's case, and
the prisoner III the meantime was sent to Jail. DR..
Hoicomp was called to attend the patent aud did
what no could, but owing TO the poverty Of tho
family the girl was not as well provided for a.
circumstances called for, Soon after the coal Oh
burning the bed OF the sufferer was set on nre
rom 9 lamp IN the hands OF her mother VINO W.
attending her, and had not Onicers Qnfnn ana
llerney been within sound ol the alarm WHOA
was gwen, and extinguished the DANES sAe unr
fortunate creature would undoubtedly nave Dco9
roasted alive. In the second nrc, however, tn9
girl was not harmed but In the nrst nor iWurleo
were such as to cause ntense agony. aftor sum-
ing which until yesterday morning she died. Tne
screams OF the unfortunate distressed tho Snnao
neirnbOrh0od-
The New York herald., 1874-11-01
THE THEATRE BEFORE THE CHURCH n
GERMANY

Tho Second Chamber OF Hesse has. October X
voted the religious, or rather the anti Catholic,
bills submitted 10 it with an unexpected rapidity
and zeal. Tho voices Of the Catholics were
almost stined, and the Protestant n n,jortty
narangued at Its ease against the Pope and shs
.morality OF the Jesuits.n The Mdiaazer Zeffwne
publishes very remarkable article in which Is
reproduce5 a report to the effect that the Protes.
tant majority made those laws the price OF its
vote In favor Of fhe theatre OF Darmstadt 'Tnus,"
Cathoics are 70 he oonressed and nersacntef m
order that the Inhabitants of that town snouid
have brilliant theatre and be able to feast their
eyes on the pi7OHeftes OF dancer ana their ear1
on the rOuddes OF q singer.o
Grand pucal Hesse counts about $50, 900 Catholics
against 600, 900 frotestants.