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MCSiCIL NOTES.

Mr.. Marctzek viii produce Flotov'5 "l'Om-
bra ~ the Academy OF Music. next fidsy evoniGe.
Albani Is to sing Ihomas's Opholid at COvent
Garden to FIuge's Haunted At DruIJ Laue higuOn "
will be gwen. with Nilsson aud CapOu.
Adclina Patti has been detained at st. Pc
tersbuTg the illness of her husband, and hcr tod
appearance AT Vienna Is accordingly postponed.
Mrs Kate Reed will sing Mariana with Miss
LeIlucgs company next Saturday evening ErOokl
Mrs Reed has boon studying in Italy under IampeIt
ana san Giovanni. aud IA New York under hrs. Anne
scguin.
lie MtacsfIci of Paris makes the following
announcement which will De- nterostlpg 10 AmericaDs
Toe direction Of the Academy Of hu-c at New YORK
inst passrd into the hands ~ Mr. Coin. whose Dns
ness manager u Mr. Fryer agent OF the famous Nilsson
sea United States Maestro Muzo mas arrived
Paris and his Instructions tu fOlm grand company
have "a by graphic dispac dated March
II. We have this dispatch, which runs follows:
Engage good artists immediately. Money and house
secured. Eyer" Mr. CObn Is the capitalist wn0 IA
understood 10 have backed Nr. Marettk ~ bis Lucca
and other recsnt ventures and MI Fryer - wei
known as tao assistant for ecveral years VI Mr..
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A REMARKABLY DEATH SCENE.

PROF WALKER or BROOKLYN DIES WHILE NOTING
TIE EFFECTS OF A PRESCRIPTION TAKEN BY
observation-disclosures BY HEMLoCK-AN INTER
EsTING CAREER.
Prof. f. w. Walker, proprietor OF an electrical
bath establishment al No. 80 Brooky died last
Saturday might, OF paralysis Of the spinal chord, In
ducod by overdose of the extract OF hemlock Prot
Walker had for tao years been afflicted with muscular
contraction Of the face and eyes, for which he had been
treated by Dr. Brow nSequard OF Now York For six
months past he had bcel attended b. Prof AGDew and
Prof. Webster OF New York no prescribed sGa3bs nd
extract OF conium (hemiock remedy strongly recon-
mcnded BY Prof. John Harley OF London. The medicine
Is a subtle polsou and Prof Walker advised by his
physicians the quantity TO be used and the symp
toms that would be Developed. IIo returned from
conference with them on Saturday afternoon, and In
accordance with their instructions began to take the
prescription 1t had always been his habit IN taxing
medicine. to carefully note their effects He It'd his
wife that had been advised by Prof Agnev and Prof.
Webster to take certain medicines. and that she need
feel no alarm at their effects which had been fully de-
scribed TO him. He desired her TO sit by III, bed ana
write his dictation. She did requested aud no die
tated the following statement;
At 40 D. H. took so pInms squibe's fluid extract OF
conium 20 minutes to eject decided III dr.
zness, RELAXATION OF muscles and linus 90 inins more
then taken difficulty OF walking immediately aud
want OF power 10 control movements; forced TO lie
down. but mitigation of sp1sins inDs ana egH
weak unable 10 hold Wy head speech thicSenng soGe
pulse 81. -
us D. NJ, took 20 drops: some nausea, soma trt NOR
at OF clavice collar bone) aud Ia muscles across
tho chest iust above the strrnum; no duinution OF
spasms about eyes, Of photophCLd painful vision
Is minutes ige y. ~, drowsincss incilned 10
sleep - ,
20 minutes TO six p. eyeB difficult TO open. specch
difficult. fullDess in throat prosrnon nearly complete
dip,op:a (iouhe-si gntcdnes-) vastly incr;asoi. .
CLIO p IN nausea, twitchngs on right slide unable TO
artIcular closed. funes rlIlOs 10 sun1caoi III
throat, pulse about GO, IN part -.
AS Mrs Walker notod tue figure G." she observed an
unusual expression OF paor her husbands face, and
started for gla OF water. Oh returning to his side
he was breathing heavily DR.. G hiiin was summoned
but arrived after h, had expired. The drns was e1-
pected to &C. drec. sedatiye. produiing general
relaxation OF all tho muscles. Its failure to produce
the anticipated results after taking two doses Induced
Prof Walker to take third, wh.ch Terminated his life
The ease considered remarkable one and the inquest
which Will bc held the late residence OF the deceased
BIZ Coroner simms &C O'clock this afternoon. will
doubtless develop facts highly interesting and valuable
10 the medical profession.
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WOOL MkRkkT.

Borox April Svoo-A fair bus has been dose With LtS
better feeling Pne Rse.. tie recent sales Tad considerably "
duc.d MEDIUM ,nl Coarse Ohio continues TO brnSs bhef
price chocs Xxx ard desirable lots are colt 70 Ind Meha
sh ot sec-s With Of 10000 DOR
inc IN. wrs At a52 Pulled oos eonnus demand and ss
cutie 6rm good oes Of Suvr mott sous a.r and readily COM
2USOOO n for tie week as 4Ja1oc 70, napsr aas
nu.uay good and chocc supers fom 5O13Bc Caliofnis
W,oi Ia. me, With god o.nspd and prices are stsdL
s.s. have been BOA 900 which $4,000 we're sphg 2so
very asure good lot, Of Fall WI rot
ever 2Od2c receipts OF Fall lately have ine1fed om very
shcs o,s az have been able TO place
on that account Eastern wi very cautiously 80 m
h ne Snnng cn accrued gh ard ihts are
also hghso mech cher tn last season 'hst prices WI nass ~
Low 10 nine sales OF the weef cops os
and Penayysuia Peeees Xxx snG No. At 53doJci MchsHa
WisrJnn and NexYok Feeccs 49dJ2Lr Whus and toaoh.
% Upvashc Colnbng Dc,n-. 42lS9t5c SECURED oi$0
81 o3 TubwssLsd j4 super AID Pulled, 4Se1oc, Jaw
lorna Spriuc, 2S636c DO. Pal. 2Vd25c
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over by some person nominated by the Court. ~ psf
lion Xas ordered TO etand over.
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, April 3.-4he Times, in reviewing
the Moody and sankey revival consider, the movements
tr,nstorv although ong to be remembered curious
feature Of religious life.
OTTAWA, Ont. April ga deputation OK tea
and coffee importers had interview with the Mnistcr
Of Finances to-day. They represented to him the IN
justice under which the trade is suffering 10 consequences
OF the hasy action OF the American Government in I'M
posing the per cent duty Tho dcputaon asked that
The Canadian Government should meet this by Imposing
a like duty on all tea and coffee imported from the
States and suggested II the Government could nor I'M
nose This duty until tie Americans abolished tners that
It should at least b. put for one year. MT Cartwnght
promised to consult his colleagues on he matV.r, as
there would DO other interests demanding Ike ,rnat
ment II This concession made 10 the tea aud c"ns'
ln
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SPRING FRESHEIS.
TILE HUDSON RIVER.

THE ICE MOVING on THE UPPER HUDSON.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, April 4.-Dispatches from the
Upper Hudson state that tho ice gorge which had formed
in the river three miles south OF Albany broke away late
yesterday afternoon passing down the river and start
ing the leo on the move at Casteton
DELAY OF TRAINS BY THE GORGE AT CAsTLETON.
HUDSON, N. Y, April 4-The ice gorge on
the river at Casteton has delayed all trains and none
have reached here from the North to-day. The New
York train due hero at 4:s6 m left on tue Hudson
branch OF the Boston and Albany Road for Chatham az
10 O'clock ind reached Albany by the Harlem Railroad
from that point. large gang OF worknen with con.
attraction trains arc removing the ice at the bOckaued
points The water is from 10 to 20 feet DeyoLu TIE TRACK
NAVIGATION OPEN TO NEwDCRGH.
NrwBURGu, n. Y, April 4.-The propeller
J. L. Hasbrouck OF Pougbkeepsie with tho bargeiChas
Spear Of Newburgh In tow arrived here TINS morning
from New-York, making the first trip up the HUDSON
spca the oncnin, Of nay9atIon The asbrOuck laylDg
tho barge here, proceeded to Poughkeepsie. 40,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE nIssFNsIONS IN SPAIN.

THE DlSSENSlONS IN DIAM
INCREASING PROSPECTS OF PEACE-NUMERoUs DE.
FEcTIoNs FROM THE CARLIsT cAUsE-A PRO-
FEssoR TO DE TRANSPORTED FOR PETITIoNING
AGAINST REAcTIoNARY EDUCATIONAL DEGREES.
LONDON. Saturday, April g. 1875.
The Posfs advices from the Spanish from
tier represent the prospect Of peace as increasing daily
One hundred and eighty Carist officers have already
given In their submission to King Alfonso.
eAxTANDER, April 4, 1875
The Carliss have not entered the Province Oh sahi
der Tho submissions OF the naurgent officers TO Alfonso
are increasing In number. Nearly 100 have oeeh
announced In this Province alone within the past few
days Gen. MscConeu has given notice OIL Ills "dneSon
to the King
LONDON April t. 1875
1t is reported from Madrid that Prof Piner OF tne
University OF Madrid has been arrested because lie pe
toned the King against the recent reactonary educa
ional dccrees. The Professor, although i'll at the time
Of hs arrest was sent to Cadez for transportation 70
Fernando Pc.
Advicos from Rome say tho Papal Nuncio to spain mas
left the Vatican for Madrid bearing instructions 10 tho
Spanish clergy to strive for tho restoration OF peace
under King Alfonso
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s ss ss booze s s is':s b
Notice Of funeral heesfoF
BoswELL-Oa Saturday April hsr:aret A.. widow Of Henry q
Re1ssses .ni friends ,e invited stod . fuue. from h.r
late residence 81 South Hush Brooklyn b. D. OF Tasdsy Oh
BROwysaurday morning, AFTER short Illness. Dr. D. Grown.
pan al ec. TO- reierce Of bis son. 2o Forty hds
on Tuesday April Relatives AMI frieHd' are 'a'ei"
attend the funeral
Scotch papers please copy.
CaASEOu THURSDAY evening Apkll Thomas Crane, 10 the IA
R,,e, end ends Of he family sre invited attend bis funeral at ha
lac No l20 1ati,onave on Tuesday Apni al NJ
Captain Grand, ie Of the SchOe Ship he'ea the 42i
r Z. W. and feut, of the ,,u, are invited to attend funeral
r. IN we.. on Wssaesiay Ith at ~ O'CLOCK
Michael A. and MARI H. aeCAsry aged 2ysar' months
Tie trend, Of th. family F.ctfily invited 70 .,:,1d
ulersl from s re.dsHs Of s TI, Ins 10 Sso S0 10
MUgRAY-At srmni, j. on April st'nr long Illness MARI
c. wife Of Jhn Marisv and t1;h 81 toe ' say CoI,
holy COMMUNION SiThsve and A"enuc'ast hsAa'0
The remains viii be sisn to wOo,,p Cemetery
RANkIs-In D.SEn April 3 of aigAl'na Royal Gaines 80" Of
Fane. VII tase place u y snet No q Pstpm.ys The
friends and IL rs1e. Of TIC family are RESPECTFULLY aSd
sHhSKIASDOu SUNDAY 4:h April Nrs hargsre sh.nknd ~dov
Of the Robert shank nia's u Mrae, Aynhre se0s'
TIE r.s.ycs friends The fni, r'Dees'aly invited 70
Paterson pararoai jersey Cry hsh's' on Tas'' Ap' "!4'
ont fathcr notice, at III oelcek
srrToN-On Sunday mornnr April ct his ss residence. 239
Pfh..ve., Cornelius K. SGI0n
Notice OF neral hereafter.
wALCUTT-At Mount Vernon wcs,chsssr Ca. sGsiay April g.
parallels Aenus M wife OF william Waeuti aud
daughter al the late liepD Leeds Of BTooslyn
TIE relatives invited the aners o.! tho
dencr OF her stepher Rev Burhri D. d. 81 sevenbss-
on Wenosiay April I, a. l::3 p. M
WILLIAMS Al MostowD ~ j. Sudsy April T. Elizabeth Os!rar
Ger IlAe wife Of Andrew lsms. se Of s.u Prsnciseo
fenc Of tic family and Of her Bre. ae are 70.
,te 10 from Grace thap.l Tweas 81 norA
side raVs, Tuesday, April g. az ii oeoek Sss0as
further notice.
WRGhA. eeuveh, Conn, on sftnrity Aonl joel "Ffhs'
IN lie ~ his
Relatives invited 10 attend tbs funeral sn TIE sseoad
lvugre cauOusi Church. Tuesday. April ., b2 p IA.
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CATUOLICTTY AND CIVIL LIBERTY.

LECTURE BY PROF. JOHN p. DEorHY OF ST. LOUIE
COLLEGE,
A lecture was delivered last evening 10y
prof Bryhv in the Chapel Of the Church OF 81 vincent
do Paul IN West Taentyhirl-st on the subject OF
C,thol,cty and Civil Liberty. Iho proceeds OF the
lecture which was very well ATTENDED, Will be de"oicd
20 m. education of poor cldren under the direction o.
the Rev. Edmond Aubril, 5. +. ~ Mr.. BfophY spoke
substantially a. follows:
For centuries past the opponents OF the Christian
Church have ass,icI her religious grounds. bat from
every battle Sold OF religious argument The standard
hearers of the Cross have marched Win hynS cJ!oj
and uutarnlshcd arms. Defeated so siSn'iy ana re-
ue,edlv ON inc field OF theological combat. her enemies
hoye changed t1rr tactics. They strive to array
noltiical prcjuGices against tbs Church, ana are
constantly repeating the absurd charge ina,
"tle Roman Catholic Chuich has always
r,used h,r,elf ON the hlde or oe'potsn
viii pi oducr those doctrines OF the Cburch thht ee
10 evil government, aud prove from tic very pre-
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OBITUARY..
rIlILIP 4. sMALN.

Phip 4 Small, who died at York, Penn,
or satur lay Ht tho Of 30 was prominent member
OF the mercantile community in that state. lie became
In 1871 head Of the cn which his father had founded,
and in partnership with his brother Samuel embarked
tStensiyely IN general trade. doing large amount or
business III Mary aud aud PennsylvsnlA lie was H.
sru'ontal also. In establishing iron furnaces at Ash
land and elsewhere 10 Mnrylond. Mr. Small vas worthy
gentleman possessing great energy. aud endowed witn
remarkable aptitude FOR commerclal o1llTs
CAPT. PIERRE GGRAUD.
Can't Pierre Giraud, late captain OF the
ichoOshp Mercury. Ci3d yesterday afternoon az i:3o
o. NJ IN this city. Capt Graul born III this city
1893, and was consequently In his Al year ct
tho time OF his death. He was educated at PJugh-
kceps in this State. At the OF 1G he entered the
merchant mar1ne service and In 1860 obtained tie COM
and OF tie calling vessel Saratoga. In 1861, on tho
breaking out OF the war; no entered the United States
Navy as Acting Master ter Capt. j. S. WOrien, In
the lad M0ntauk snd took part Ill the assault on
Fort Sunler. and also IN me attack on f3i or
sk m guuery He was then transferred to the United
States ship Oneida and was engaged IN the attacks Upon
ea np aud also in the bomOardmens OF Vcksourg For
his gallant services, 10 Was promoted 10 the RANK OF
Tennessee Beng familiar with the harD0r or NOBLE
ho volunteered 10 pilot tho Ossipee into MoOlo Bay.
His services we're accepted ara ne tooK par IN .ne
the Rebel ram Tennessee In when aclloh ne was also
engaged no was deputed by Admiral Frragut to receive
the sword ~ Admiral Bucndnau ana was phced III teuI-
pOrary command OF the captured vessel lie also tOOk
Part in ne capture OF Fort Morgan.
After the close OF the he WAS transported to the
Oneida which was oriered 10 Japan. He returned 10
1899 when he retired from the navy and the following
wear was appointed captsin OF the school sp Mercury
His health nad declining for tho last year, ana ON
Ihu sday o: last week 10 was taken ILL., lis death was
caused by enlatgemtnt OF the po"t iie was h'' u
respected by all MS friends nnf brother olcerS. hc
was ENGAGED ~ most Of The naval battles, nus was i0rtu-
nate enough ~ escape without single wound
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WAR DEPARTMENT, J
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. Monday, April s. l875-l a. H.
Synopsis for The pass trehfyf0ur hours.
Northerly winds and rain continue on the
Newi,nglanIl coast. Clear weather prevails In the re-
mailing districts east OF the Mississippi, with slight
changes in temperature and increased pressure.
TIE temperature has Risen III the Northwest, With
eastery to sOutherly winds less pressure and clear
weather except IN Imnesota where rain aud snow
reiiiiad.
The barometer ia CHEST north OF Lake Superior and
lowest IN kaneas. -
rae rivers have risen az Marietta Cincinnati, St.
Louis and NlcksDurg, aud fallen at Pittsburgh, Psdlc3h
Little Rock and Yankton.
Probabilities
Fer Neic England and The Nude SUITES purity c'OuGy
and cOo tedtter r pr@rGi ch north cesk 10
winds and rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States and Tcnncssee
generally clear aud warmer weather. with southeast TO
southwest winds and slight change In barometer.
For the OHIO Valley, partly cloudy and cooler weather,
north 10 east winds ana rising barometer followed by
threatening weather and falling barometer daring MoI-
dIy night.
For the upper lake region. and thence ward
70 the Missouri Valley. partly cloudy weather and
north OF Missouri ana Illinois with brisk northeast 10
southeast wind riSiug temperature and falling barone
ter during the day.
The lower OLio and Central Mississip? Rivers Will
rise slowly during the day.
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ZEE STATE or TgSDE.
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET.

livAxA april 2-swse No. 10 to ~ aSdIot fe;n -
s,robs Yos is 20 20 1871 reaj hoaAss snya loTo
Ii rs.. Ma.eoysdo sursr Iatensr Comno, lvStD sr
real. stock 10 wsrebous. Svsna and hssnn e3ovg oo on
and 800 bids receipts the wet $50 900 bore, sa 49,"
Including 1900 300 hh, to .se Ustsi states no
(yed and NGscoysdo rssb leg Batter saperof
sG3 lc,ns Gohen ss5 y qrn,a1 Yonr, Amenea s29ds5l
81 sasar.eare sOasi3 aul0tal L,r 10 lss
low $50 5o3s2J ga!l S'y. st0gr, sr s .s.es' 90
Lumber nomnaL shocks quiet snd weak Boz, o.ts rei
ssg,r bids a4a48 reals nO1.. ssaI i, at .,s..,,
oSUg for ne United States Per SI oi's3's tsa 20 s
F,u and order, 62s 81 Ton; loading ohef %s
north cost OF for the United STATES per box Of
nsr Ind OF sngr 50acG HID OF mossses - io 70 r~
or;er, aj7a I'll yer oa sp'oso eo1 ~.
cnepcy eO99l pr.au; short sight Stdso premium OF o'Is
s1a ll0dll7 preuan, short Sgnt. l2OGi2l Gsna@i Oh
London, l421lati on Paris. ll6Gll6
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THE FIRE RECORD.
IN BUFFAI

IN BUFFAIO-LOSs, t2OOoC-A FIREMAN KILLED.
BUFFALO. n. Y. April AT $50 yesterday
t. H. a fire broke In the fve-story brick building
known as the scott Block at the corner OF West swan
and Pcar-sts.. occupied by White BGyley, htho-
cnepers an printers John i. Marshall envelope man
ufacturer, ard Others The buildn! was totally de-
gtroyed. White Bayleys loss is estimated at $4,000;
insured for tycoD Total loss. $}2Oo00; insured for
til0CO0 Eiward j. Chester, Foreman ~ LlbtrtI HOsr
white discharge OF his duties on The thiti nO0r OF
tho building, killed. by the falling OF the fourth
floor on hiu lie taken out alive. bat died shortly
after H., legs we're broken, and bis face was badly
burned aud sneurou.
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THE EMMA SILVER MINE.
PROCEEDINGS N HE ENGLISH COURT OF CHASCEEf
-REAsOSS FOR NOT ORDERING TIE wISDiSG Up
OF Tile COMPANY.
Prom ~. L,f.rpo5l Pos.

Prom Ia Ltfsrp11l Posi-
Vice-C Chancellor Malns again had before hin,
yeserday (arcn 49, the petition u wind up the Emma
silver Mining Company. Mr.. Gla5se, as representing
the holde. Of 100 shares. asked that tho petition
should be dismissed with costs postponed I'LL after
meeting OF shareholders Mr. Pearson said thrce
four OF the directors had 10 the conclusion that
they sooud prefer windns-Ip to constant hgations
with tf McDougi An attachment mad again been
upon CCmpnny's property by Nr PARK. Mr.. Glasse
objected he directors being made Olcal nquidat0rs
and asket the Court 10 order meeting 10 be held. with
view 10 the appOin OF fresh directors and carry
ing gu operations at tie mine. His Honor. in delivering
Judgment stated that the petitioner aud those who
ported him represented 2Tj rbarcs; while the opponents
OF winding up order sal 10 represent 2O0)1
shares Gsi6.Ss0 Ii was agreed that tho company
was formed most dciIhilc sidten!tI ts emanating
from p the other srie Of the Atlantic who held
out az bait the prospect Of nssg 70 or 40 cent,
aud began by paying dividend of u per cent per month.
IS cent per hnnnm bur at tue end OF ten months
the 4ljGJ on wncn tbs project was started was prctt
well exhausted and after money had becu borrowed To
pay txO more monthly dividends the bubble burst.
There doubt TINT the mine was long ago CS-
halstcd; aui II liz were 10 Dy MS own individual
opinion he should mako windiD2up order. But look
IN, fact that tbs shareholders Ni0us fur wind
iugup miserable minority, he felt that II lac were
10 make ts order he should leo going counter - the
wishes Of an overwhelming majority, whose desire TO
carry the WAS OF lisclf All Indication that
tncy ala hot ,ard hopeless. To give OppOrtu
MT! fVr LJidl1s m;cu1s vi shareholders, presided
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cepts Of her written laws" that the Church Is not oil
this but on the contrary that she s the right arm OF
DOM and to-day, she has been, tho unnnching
uphoder and defender Of tho rights of the people.
various writer's to show the necessity the origin and
the divine right OF civil government brief analysis
clusively that while the theories advanced by her
opponents wovl lower man by compensedin 10 rem =.
established by no Legitimate means the divine right OF
lawful authority taught by tho Church eleyates anu
ennooles man. and makes the simplest citizen tns peer
The Catholic Church does not teach the divine night Of
rbuted to her, She speaks OF civil government In the
moral order only sin tho moral order" theologans
being. it is nothing" The simple teaching OF tho
Church this important matter s that tue Existence OF
society It 10 that there be some form OF
government lawfully established that when any iorm
20 all Its just requirements Is cnJoinsd elss an
would be disorder. anarchy, and chaos. The Churca
duo to tyrauts But, the other hand she does not
and could not propagate dogmas that would favor aus
iished 10 requiring men TO obey the civil government
she careful TO tell that 10 obey Ia honorable as 70
pHed in Catholic teaching-the ruler exercising us
functions IN accordance with Gods precepts the czen
mans sake only CHIEFLY but because tho law which
buds governor and goverpd alike requires IT, To OBEY
the Catholic Idea OF civil government and in tls the
germ OF that true dignity. Individuality and liberty
20 the image and likeness OF God.
Tie Catholic Churcn, while teaching that civil GOV
eminent is OF right DIVINE 10 divine origin Is
expressly state in the sacrod Scriptures does not de-
fine tbs form of The civil government should be.
she does not say whether II is found In Monarchy.
Olgarchy Democracy. She leaves the people entirety
free to establish whatever form OF government they
may desire, but lawfully established, she declares
1t to DO the duty OF every citizen to obey al us lawful
commands. Hence the doctrine OF divine right Is as
applicable to Republics rs 10 any other form OF govern
ment Indeed tho lecturer was or opinion thas tue rue
Republic is logical result OF Catholic teachng: Tor
the Church Was In herself perfect type OF the trn- no
public.
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ON KINGSTON CREEK.

BREAKING OF THE ADEGE AT wILBUR-DAMAGE TO
VESSELS IN THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL
BASIN.
KINGSTON, n. Y, April 4.-The gorge formed
at Wilbur two miles from the mouth OF Tie creek, gave
way at O'Clock yesterday and the vast mass OF ice
swept with great force down the creek, which was
lined with shipping. Tho steamer Norwich the Terry
boat Lark the propeller Sheridan and five barses were
carried down. One barge, laden vita coal, was stove
and sunk. Tho Norwich was disabled bat sfterwsrd
rshted herself and reached clear water The channel
inside the Delaware aud Hudson Canal Company's DOCK
was packed with vessels Of all kindsi from the
steamer Thomas Cornell to cCal barge, but. fortu
nately the leo gorged the upper end otherwise the
damage would have been very great. TIE water was
very high and the mass moved With great force and
for Il time much excitement prevailed. Toe Ice dId not
pass thu river which was sody froLe Dnt eOrgen
at the mouth the creek and damned back tho water
creating fears OF disastrous food; bat today the ice
moved ont and under tho ice tho water subsidized 50 hat
no m thor danger apprehended. The ferryo0at Lark
United aground the lighthouse and is safe 1t /,
thought channel viii be cut through the ice IN the
river 10 Khiaeclf tomorrow.