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TAKE NOTICE.
A G A R ID.

To nay friends and the public Of Los Angsies.
/ hereby return you my sincere thank oi
your kind sympathy and earnest support In
this my time of trouble. But, for the satisiac-
tion of all, will state here that have arisen
from the ruins once more, and in a few days
will be running in full blast again. Having
rented the store No. l5 Main street, Signoret's
new building, will in a day or two be able to
accommod odate my friends and numerous pa
irons with fully as stylish and fashionable
suits as have heretofore turned out, and will
show to the public that the ACME OF FASH
ION is not dead yet and that its proprietor
will be found there as affable and accommo-
dating as ever. With these few remarks /
will close by thanking my patrons tor past
favOrs, and hoping a continuation of the
same. remain your humble servant,
ID. w. FITZPATRICK.
Fashionable Tailor, No. 10 Matn street, Sig
Los Angeles. myl2tf
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The Bazaar, corner of Main and Re-
quena streets, has just received an i'm
mense stock of new goods, consisting
of clothing, dry goods, boots, shoes,
hats, etc., which they will sell at bot
tom prices. Call and examine their
stock. mi
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Scran.BOokS.

splendid assortment of SCRAP-BOOKS
have been expressly prepared for the holiday
season and no present of more permanent in.
terest can be selected for gentleman or lady,
old or young.
No. l-Half-bound, cloth sides, gilt-back,
$50 pp., l2xl6 inches. s..".........,... $5 90
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500 pp., 12x16 inches ...-............ 7 %
No. 3-F'ull morocco, beveled boards, gilt
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Lettered to order in gold at Is cts. per line.
Sent by mail postpaid on receipt of the price.
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n H PR ODU GIN
THELoNDoN ART JOURNAL.

Each part will contain 28 quarto pages, in
cluding the heavy front-piece on heavy plate
paper. A superb title-page, richly ilumin-
ated in red and gold, will be given with the
first part, and the printing of the entire work
will be worthy representation of the "Alden
Press" which is a guarantee of something
beautiful and valuable
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NORRIS VINEYARD,
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
The size of all the lots is
1O5 3-5 FEET FRONT
BY
1T5 4-5 FEET DEEP.

The price of lots is fixed at $500, payable in
monthly instalments of $40, without interest,
until paid.
This Association offers fine opportunity for
persons of small means to procure, on terms
which they will hardly feel, a homestead in
one of the most desirable and improving sec
Main Street Railroad, which is now nearly In
operation, and directly on the line of the pro-
jected railroad by Washington street to the
Ballona.
Subscription list at the Office of the Secre-
tary. ED. A. PREUSS,
my5 Secretary.
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The AIdine Company's
NEW PUBLICATIONS
SOLD ONLY BY SUBSCRIPTION.

THE ALDINE: THE ART JOURNAL OF
AMERICA.
This splendid enterprise is not only we'll es-
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periodical literature The beautiful dog-por-
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and will, If possible, add to the popularity
which this work has gained. The Art Union
feature also promises great and benificent re-
suits, in arousing public interest in the fine
arts. Circulars and full information on APP
plication.
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- on Buena Vista Street near Temple st.
No grading; commands charming view of
city, valley and mountain. Apply at KIM
BALLS Land and Business Agency, No. 10
Spring street. je2 lw
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BUSINESS CHANCES Half interest
- In manufacturing and store business on
Spring street, 1850; also, half interest in
quire practical business men. Apply at KIM
BALLS Land and Business Agency, No. 10
Spring street. je2 lw
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EOR SALE.-Map of the city of Los An
] geles, just published, by BANCROFT &
THAYER, Real Estate Brokers, Fl Spring
street, near p. o. Price: Mounted on rollers,
"a; pocket edition, ST. so. Mailed to any part
of the U. s. on receipt of price. my28 If
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Parts 1, II, LII and w, are now r
SUTTON'S
Leisure Hour. MISCELLANY

Leisure Hour Miscellany
To be completed in forty parts, issued fort
nightly. Each part will contain an elegant
front-piece, originally engraved on steel for
the London Art Journal,
n H PR ODU CING
At a price within the popular reach, engrav-
ings never before offered at less than five
times the amount. These plates have been
flaa OF ffrno fiota Of
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East Los Angeles & Main Street
OMNIBUS Line.
TIME TABLE.

DELos CAMPBELL, Proprietor
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EOR RENT. Cottage of four rooms,
stable and buggy house, at the corner of
San Pedro and Washington streets. Rent
only $40 per month. Call at the store on the
premises. my23 1w
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z OARDlNC HOUSE TO LET.-The
- dining department Of first-class board
ing-house, centrally located. Rent may be
arrangements will be made. Apply at KIM
BALLS Land and Business Agency, No. 10
Spring street. ie2 Iw
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EoR RENT.-A good tenant wants
house with four to six rooms near the
Postoffice, within the next three weeks. Ad-
dress :" w. w. c." this office. my25
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FOR SALE-FOR RENT.

DASTuRE-For 1000 or 1,5OO sheep, until
January LIST. Enquire of y. LEVY, No.
S3, corner Also and Alameda streets. les If
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TO RENT;toS Sonress reasonable terms, for
of land situated about miles Northwest of
Anaheim and about miles from the railroad.
Enquire of w. Fl. j. BROOKS, No. IL Spring
street. my26
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p OOMS TO LET-Furnished or Unfur-
~ nished in the house of an English lady,
on Beaudry street, between New High and
Buena Vista streets. my26 Inns
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MONEY TO LOAN.-Apply to SMITH
W. STEPHENS, Attorneys-at-Law, IS
and % Temple Block. je3 st
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Plymouth Church Matters.

New York, November GA meeting Of
the members of Plymouth Church on the
cases of Mrs. Francis D. Moulton and Dea-
con West, who had been notified by the ex,
amining committee of the istention to drop
them from membership for non.attendance,
was held to. day. Deacon West was not
present. Mrs. Moulton was present with
her attorney, Roger A. Pryor. Sixty mem.
bers Of the church were present, half OF
whom were ladies. Mr.. Pryor read an au'
swer written and signed BY Mrs. Moulton,
concluding,a as follows:
my absence is an enforced one, and IL
caused by the crime of adultery committed
By Henry Ward Beecher, pastor OF this
church, with one of his parshloners, which
I know to be fact. through Mr. Beecher's
confession to me, and through the confes'
sion of Mrs. Tilton, and through conclusive
evidence of the crime from other sources.
appear before this church in loyal obedience
to the summons which received, and
hereby declare my disposition and desire tc
discharge all the duties devolying on me as
a member that are consistent with my know
ledge of the adultery Of the pastor and his
false swearing in regard to It,"
A silent vote was then taken, and the name
of Mrs. Moulton dropped FROM the Plymouth
roll Of membership. 1t is stated that there
has been q committee appointed by the Con.
gregational Association OF New York anc
Brooklyn to frquire, on the part Of the soci
ETY., into the truth or falsity OF the charges
against Rev. 81. Ward Beecher. The com
mittee, it is said, will enter upon the dis
charge Of their duties at once. E
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, FRIDAY.-
Present Judges Christian, Anderson, and
Bouldin. Judge Moucure is detained from
his seat By the illness of his family, and
Judge Staples by the fact that he could not
sit Ia the case which was expected to be
tried to-day.
Preston vs. Stuart ct ais. Fixed for hear
ing on Tuesday next.
Myerdock as. Commonwealth will be
called to. morrow. .ra,4. ..e.s
Barrett's administrators Us. Common.
wealth. and Miller's executor vs. Common.
wealth. Fixed to be called Immediately after
Preston US. Stuart unless that case is not
taken up Tuesday, when these will then be
taken up and tried.
Otterback Us. "A. & +. Railway Company
Passed by to hear from General William a.
Payne. s@> !. :.
Aliens administrators, &C., Us. scruegs,
&c. Motion to require new bond. Sub.
mitted.
Barton us. Rathrock. Motion to submit
cause. Submitted.
Shelton vs. Benefits adm illustrator. Sub.
mitted. ..... ,~g&
Ehbert and wife us. SpiIman. Motion to
dismiss cause. Continued until tomorrow.
The court will commence calling to-mor.
row with the case of Myerdock vs. The
Commonwealth and the motion in Ehbert
and wife Us. Spilman; after which it will
commence calling the privileged docket
regularly. a.~'ssa
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uow AN INDEPENDENT BoLTED.

Spicy details Of the result Of the comhlna
ton between the Independents and Radical!
are still coming out. 1t will be remembered
l,boweyer. that the Republican County Con
Yention "endorsed,' as the &ads say, bu
really nominated Mr. William Taylor for thf
Hes,se. They fingered about the county
court house on cenpentiGn-day da hopes o
seeing him and negotiating But be
didn't come In. Then thSy determined te
take aim, ON trust, and went, away resolved
to support him and look for the pay after
wards. But alas for the result. 80 |
It now appears that The County Commit
tee assessed Mr. TaIley $a5, Mr.. Smith 800,
and ME. Taylor 500 to defray the expenses
OF the election. No doubt q part Of this sum
was intended to- pay some OF the convention
folks for, supporting > Mr.. Tayt But Mi.
Taylor 9 did'nt think 1t right" that ne
should pay SO much more than the rest, and
SO he declined the honor OF contributing.
Mr. Conrad Wagner, the Republican man
ager, Then sent committee 10 Mr. Taylor,
but still be refused to pay up and the com.
Hittee, !elying him, declared that he would
be beaien. So 1t turned, out, 5 9i..sss 80
Mr.. Taylor bad message to send back 70
Wagner. He told him, with bis complt-
Inents, to 20 to--la place where there
is no demand for fuel ne didn't
cars whether be was elected or p0f.
But Instead of going where DIR. Tayl Tor had
said, he went up to e Isuckahoe district TOOK p
pair ofsscissors. nlpped TsyloI,a name rom
many Of the tickets, and gave them 70 the
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Mrs. OATES AND HraI MxT1xsE.--Tbe
threatening weather no doubt kept many
persons from enjoying Mfs. Oates's charm
ing entertainment last evening. IL; is trne
there was something wrong somewhere.
Nearly every member Of her company had 9
bad cold. and the Theatre itself was wretch.
'edly cold, at least in: the parquet, but still
the Grand Duchess. as 'peraonated by Mrs.
Gates, was wonderfully attractive, and she
was time and again encored. She Is indeed
q trump. aud will be ever welcomed In Rich.
mond. This afternoon there will be grand
matinee; and Richmond's favorite will make
her last appearance. Les BaVards and Trial
by jury will be presented. or course there
will be crowded house.
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BY YTEI.EGRAPH.
The ewalske,,.nin,sse..lr r,,..,e,,,,,..,,, !,

= :
CncINNArI, November 6A 8 disnafef,
lom %: = Louis TO the Cincinnati Enquirer.
sa5sf: sa5sf, ~. Inc announcement la made that the
y alea sla.es grand jury. have found indict.
ttorueys Patrick and Krum. srTn;ted ssstas A
Marshal q G. a. sNeweon5: Oryille Gram rant.
glosnet y, o., lne President I; General Babeock.
The greatest excitement praya}Is Tho n. :,
dicfments charge them with e6usrI,r;nn - sr;,h
st. Louis distillefs to defraud The Goverr. 81.
ment ont OF the taxes on an Immense mn aonrt an =
Of crooked Whiskey. The indictne ats Gro 90 %
out Of the testimony before lie Grand ;nry
Of Joseph NJ. Fllzroy,a alato debsstt Tyn,laSS M 4
states commissioners. Fitzfoy was indicted
by the previous grand jury, aud lately
pleaded guilty to the charges against him.
He is said TO have been the treasurer Of the
ST. Louis Whiskey ring. tie most gigantic
combination ever made to beat tie Govern
ment.o -. s W -
WAsHIrGros, November 6.-Fhe ATTORNEY.
General has no advice Of the Indictment O,
General Bahcock and Oryille Grant at ST.
Louis. General Babcock remarked he did
NOT care.to take any notice Of the report un.
less it should be verified.
The Star says: s. General @. e. BaDcock
private secretary to ihe President. Says, with
reference to the special dispatch from 81
Louis to the Cincinnati Enquirer stating
that he has been indicted by the grand jury
at st. Louis for censpiriDg with distillers o
that city to defraud the Government ont o
taxes on crooked Whiskey, that be
does not believe that any indictment
has been found against him for seve
raj reasons. In the first place the
news Of his indictment appears in 81
opposition paper. In the second place be
never had any intimatioD from any source
that his name was to be presented to The
grand jury, and finally that he know:
nothing of, nor has he ever bad, any connec
ton, directly or Indirectly, with tht
whiskey ring. Until he receives reli
able information that such actor
has been taken by the grand jury ht
of course will have nothing TO say. OF the
man Fitzroy, who, 1t is stated, turned State''
evidence, be knows nothing, although be be-
lieves he did see him once, and only once, Ii
St. Louis"
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negroes. They voted them, and SO Taylo
was defeated. g9.. s4.sy5 ...5:.. .:,. ..ss
:ss.ts .MR. FAIpRN. y t... j !. !. S.

f tFafsh Nnbs stAaBhss
Serious apprehension being felt that Mr.
E. j. Walden tsho was the Independent
judge at Macdougal's precinct) viii not ap-
pear as q witness on next Thursday, Rclice-
Justice White on yesterday issued a sum.
mons or subpoena requiring Mr.. Walden to
come before his court this morning. The
Police Justice, us an adHinisEfa fator of Justice,
is of course desiro0s of. securing the testi-
fmony Of Mr.Y Walden, who knows, or ought to
know, OF all the occurrences at Macdougsps
|precInct. It Is likely that Mr.. Walden will
this morning be required TO give bonds for
his appearance next Thursday. ite q 4
~ z. ANOTHER INVESTIGATION. 10 st
Members Of the Independent party were
diligently engaged yesterday trying to dis
cover, something that would indicate that
frauds had been committed at the Old-Mar-
ket preGncS, in Jefferson Ward. The vote
there was 474 for johnson and 1888 for
Kaigbt. The Judges of that precinct court
the most critical and severe investigation!
iacit 2 BOARD OF STATE CANvassERs. ;is
The Board of. State Canvassers will
meet in the office, OF. the Secretary Of
the .Commonw ealth, at the Capitol, on
the 4th Monday In November, among
others, to- canvass the returns for Rich.
mond city and the ( county of Henrico,
and to award certificates Of election. The
Board ssof Caryassers Is composed OF the
governor, Secretary of the Commonwealth
Auditor OF Public Accounts, State Treasu
rer, and Attorney. General, or any three Of
them, II, sE
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Senator Gordon on the Result OF tho
c- Recent Elections. >essfat

Senator Gordon or the Result OF tho
Recent Elections.
CHARLESTON, S. c.. November 5.--Senatcr
Gordon, of Georgia, who is visiting In this
city, YVES interviewed by Neeos and Courier
reporter to day upon the result Of Tuesdays
election. He attributes the Democratic re.
verses to the fact that the currency issues
diverted public attention from the corrup.
tion and mal.administration of the Republi-
can party, especially in It's southern policy.
He said the Republicans would be
glad to fight the battle Of ,'?6 upon
new issues, and it does not matter much
with them what these new issues are;
whether they be the currency, the &C
quisition of Cuba, or war with the peo-
pie; ANYTHING rather than their own record.
The national Democracy will make serious
mistake If they permit any OF these new is
sues to be brought into the presidential can
yass next year. he said he was satisfied,
however, that after the lesson of Tuesday
the national Democracy would not make the
currency question either paramount or pro.
minent, and that both wings of the Demo.
cratic party on the currency question and
the Liberal Republicans would unite In '76
in favor OF the Constitution, local govern
ment, and honest economical administration.
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POLICEMEN APPOINTED AND FINED.-Police-
men George F. Hulcher and Amos G. Black.
burn, who were appointed by the Board Of
Police Commissioners on Wednesday in
place of Otey aud Bell, removed, yesterday
passed successful examination before the
police surgeon, and went on duty this
morning.
Alta meeting of the Board held yesterday
afternoon Policeman NJ. O'Grady was fined
ten dollars for assaulting Denis Murphy.
Policeman W. G. Toler was also fned for
abusing Policeman j. R. Cousins, sc.
At recent meeting of the Board a resoIu-
ton was adopted declaring that in the event
of a policeman being found drunk while on
duty he should be forthwith discharged
from the force.
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|, RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.-Ata called meeting
of the resident officers and members of the Grand
Division of the Sons of Temperance OF Virginia
held in the city of Richmond on the 29th OF octo-
ber, 1875. the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted: :--~-------.e---
Whereas this Grand Division having heard Of the
death of one of its memberships Graad Worthy
Patriarch PErERFIELD TRENT, NJ. D.,-and wish
ing 10 place upon record It's appreciation of his EN-
inent services as lifelong co.Lberer for the cause
of temperance, his charities as man and phys-
clan, and his mocest and unassuming character as
Christian gentleman; be 1t therefore
Resolved, That In the death of Peterfeld Trent,
NJ D., the cause Of temperance has lost one OF its
most jealous and upAinching advocates, ana this
Grand Division one Of Its most efficient and active
members. -
Resolped, That his character asa man and physi-
clan was above all reproach that his kindness and
charities TO the poor and needy, and the doWn-troo-
dsn were without limit and that in his whole bear
ing as Christian gentleman, husband, father, ano
brother he followed his Masters teaching.
& Reso2ped, That this Grand Division tender It's
sympathy to the bereayed family in their afhicton
and confidently indulge in the hope that our late
brother has been received into that haven OF rest
where sorrow Is never known, and where love and
harmony reign foreveri a 9l5sg il. = .aE
q Resolued That these proceedings be entered upon
the minutes Of the Grand Division, published in
the cily newspapers, and q copy forwarded to the
family of the deceased. ss,l ~; X ,t21.t
Z q 19E1 W. LEIGH BURTON, G. W. p,
g Rev. J. P. OTIR, P.W. F.. -. -
-. 49,. .5s-@ Rev. B. r. MULLEN, G.. Chaplain,
- -a-ga:i D. w. BoHoNeT, G. Treasurer,
i.ssf..E z CALEB JACOB, r. 6. W.P., !; -.
- 8. 80, d. q ~ .s,s ..s s Committee.
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FIRE YESTERDAY MoRN1NG.-About
O'Clock yesterday morning the fence around
Cottreps coal-yard, on Cary between Ninth
and Tenth streets, was discovered by Pri-
vate Watchman Smithers to be on Ere. The
Tenth.street hose company were notified, and
proceeded to the spot and extinguisbed the
flames without turning in an alarm. The
fence Yas doubtless set on fire by the chunks
left in the yard by the hands, who had had 8
small fire there to warm themselves.
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DIED FROM NEGLEcT.-Mr. Archer, who
lives near First and Main streets, found the
body of female mulatto child wrapped in
a fertilizer bag tlay or two ago in the ravine
near Hollywood. DR.. Taylor made posi-
mortens examination yesterday morning, and
last evening an inquest was held upon the
body, the jury deciding that the child died
from the treatment or neglect at the hands Of
q person or persons unknown to the jury.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

WILLIAMS & GIBSON, 4P. NJ, the large brick
warehouse on the corner OF Dock aud Nine
teenth streets.
FRANK D. HILL, 4 p NJ, new brick dwelling No.
412east Leigh street, between Fourth and Fifth.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, ~ p. NJ, building lot on
the north side Of Leigh street near Adams.
Also, q lot on Leigh street near st. Marks
church. ~ .'iN
W. GODDIN, P. NJ, brick tenement on Clay be-
tween Madison and Monroe streets.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, ~ P. d., at 1902 Main
street, books, &C.
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INSTALLATION OF! 4 PAsToR-Rey. VIII
liam n, Scott, who has recently taken charge
of the Third Presbyterian church, Charch
Hill, will be. Installed as pastor on Sunday
(to.morrow) night. Rev. G. 81. Read. D. D.,
will preside, preach the sermon and deliver
the charge TO the people. Rey.'T. L.-Pres-
ton, D. D., will give the charge to the pastor.
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Wen.her; Probabsiieiea.F

WAsHiNoToN. November 5s For the South
Atlantic and EJs.ern Gulf States, high ba.
|rorneter, northwest TO northeast winds, and
colder, partly cloudy weather will prevail,
except slightly higher temPeratnre over the
interior aud North Carolina.
For The Eastern and Middls States rising
followed by falling barometer, ,and slightly
warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather, with
northwest to south west " linda in the former
and northeriy in the latter, shifting TO south.
erIy oYer the interior. y. 5,si s.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

u. -
LONDON, November 5.--The Times, In its
financial article this morning, denouncess the
Operative Credit Bank as scandal and dis.
grace TO the city, strongly intimating that it
is s1indlel on the public. BY dint Of It's
uneonquerable andacity, and in an unscrt1-
p9ous dissemination Of pnffs,s 1t fosters
schemes like the Keokuk and Kansas City
railroad, which asks for a loan Of two and 0
half million of dollars, when 1t iwas ordered
| to be sold for debt last May. Il .
] The failure Of DR.. Strousberg, the great
| rail way contractor. seriously threatens Rus.
| sian commercial credit. Many failures. have
already occurred, and the banks are In q
state Of fear, which reacts on the London.
money market. ID. t.|f,.-
Colonel Gown, OF New York, who raised
the wrecks of the Russian feet In the barbor
of ssoastopol, has been officially invited by 4
the British admiralty to put in proposals for
raising the. iron-clad Vanguard, sunk of
Wicklow Head.
VERSAILLES, November 6.-The Duke d.
Audeftret Pasq uier was elected President OF
the. Assembly by the combination or the
Left with a portion of the Right. This Is
regarded as a demonstration against the
Bonapartists. -
Sk~~-AA~s
madrid, November 5.--The Diaric Espa'!
mol says the Vatican has sent a note TO,
Madrid which expresses approval Of Cardi.
nal Simeoni's conduct regarding the circular.
The note insists upon the execution of Com
cordat, refuses torecognizs the royal placet,
attributes the civil war to religious tolegance,
and demands that the Bishop Of Urgel be
tried by ecclesiastical judges, and not by an
ordinary tribunal. s,@ ss'ttst
| @a lsas &'.s&1 Turkey. ~ ~ q
CoNsrANTINopLE, November 6.-Generaf
Ignatief, Russian Ambassador, had o long
interview with the Sultan yesterday, and re-
presented to him, the maladminis OF
the country, discomfort Of the population,
dilapidation Of finances, and consequent
Iurgeney Of reform. y!
i ST.. PErERsBURaH, November DIT isl
semi-oficially announced that Russia had
sent no communication regarding Turkey to
Siguatones and the treaty of.Paris, as re.
ported Good understanding and continued
exchange Of views between the Powers un.
der such communication Is unnecessary. a