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day last. The consignee smelt mice
and did rot receive the box.
Being sholt of items this week we
beg leave to inform the public that L.
R. Marshalls flag still floats. Wemay
soon look for fish and oysters.
MELANCHoLY.-"Young man, you
feel superiority to the whole human
race, as you stand at the altar with your
fair young bride. You would not
change places with the President. Yet
a few short years, few whiskings of
broom handles, an untimely stoppage
or two of waited flat irons, and your
weary body will rest under the swaying
willow, while some young gallant will
bring your late afflicted partner ont to
the cemetery on calm Sabbath evenings
and whisper love in her ear, as together
they strew peanut shells over your
grave. oh, why should the spirit OF
mortal be proud?'"
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To CoRREspoNDENTs.-'Voya
will accept our thanks for the interest
ing letter which appears in this issue.
sZula's" letter viii appear next week.
He has. our thanks for again coming to
the surface.
s'Luloa's" description of what she saw
and enjoyed in late trip to N. Co. Will
appear in next issue.
= Items of travel, facts concerning crops
and general interests, as well as all
matters transpiring in the County are
solicited, but we urge correspondents
to be brief and stick to the text.
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O4IN u. LIUON, NJ.
Columbia, S. c., Sep. Is, 1875. 3S-2

BUSINESS MEETNG.-We have been
requested to inform the business men
of this town that there will be a meet
ING in the Directors room of the Bank
this afternoon, the object being the for
nation of local Board of Trustees for
Newbery County, of the Southern Life
Insurance Co. Col. J. F. Treutlen,
Gen. State Agt., and Mr.. J. Il. Miller,
Gen. Agent, representing the Southern
Life are in town, and the meeting will
be addressed by the latter gentleman.
A full attendance is requested.
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Special and Local.
INDEX TO NEW ApvERTIsENENTs

INDEA To NEW 1aDF 11Is1 1|17.17-'
&c. Leahy-Citation.
Dan'l Ligon-Agents Wanted.
C. G. Jaeger-Bsnkrupt Notice.
J. J. Carrington-Sheriff's Sale:
James c. Leahy-Notice to Creditors.
W. /. Danley-Imporsant 10 EmigrantS.,
Harry B. Seott-Opening Ct Free Sc6oois.
Jno. P. Aull-Newberry Steam Mill For
Sale. r,
P.W.&R. Chick-Dry Goods, Hard
ware, &c.
Dowie, Noise & Davis-Fever and Asue
Antidote
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The town of Newberry is becoming
to.be quite cotton market. Since the
opening of the season aboat forty bales
of new cotton have been sold in that
market. The first bale sold brought
Is cts.
Sosays the Lexington Dispatch, which
we correct by saying that she is already
quite cotton market, and quite an i'm
portant one.
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MOSQUITO MUsIC.-People who are
afflicted with mosquitoes will be pleased
to know that the buzzing wherewlth
the diligent insect enliFens the night is
the way in which he. calls his mate.
He does not make this noise IN sheer
malice, but he sings to his sweetheart,
and these curious creatures listen to
each other with their feelers. The
antenne vibrate to different notes, and
so the delicate creatures commune with
each other in darkness.
In spite Of the knowledge thus I'M
parted we refuse to be pleased, even at
the risk of the accusation that we have
no music in our soul. It may be dem
milton fine to others, but we would
rather never hear a serenade again
from the diligent insect, whether it be
made amorously or through sheer
malice.
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SELLING OFF AT CosT.-Bargaln
seekers are invited to call at the store
of Mr.. NJ. Foot, as his entire summer
stock of goods will be sold for the next
ten days at cost, to make room for fall
and winter purchases. Call at once
and secure bargains. IL.
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FRESH F1sH.-The public are inform
ed that Fresh Fish may be expected at
l.. R. Marshall's on Thursday and Sat
urday. Call early and secure supply.
It
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ATTRACTION AT SPEcK's.-The Raj
de for that magnificent Doll will take
place at Speck's Jewelry Store this at
ternoon at 4 o'clock. It is suggested
that parties interested 60 prepared with
extra. stamps--as there NAY be other
things put up. IL
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State Grange Fertilizer,
And ''THE CLIMAX. -

Two first class, pure bone, ammoniated
Fertilizers, for sale by D. JENNINGS &
son and J. D. AIKEN, Agents, Charles
ton, s. C. The highest testimonials can
be given. Please send for circular.
Sep. !, 35-3m.
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Thomas A. Floyd, Plaintiff, against Lew 5.
Slawson, Defendant.-Judgment of Fore
closure and Sale.
In accordance with an order of the Court
of Common Pleas, in the above stated ac-
ton, dated the 9Th day of April, A. D. 1875,
I will sell, in front of the Court House, on
Monday, 4th October next, all that certain
lot of land containing ninety-eight one
hundredths acres, more or less, butting and
bounding on lands Of John T. Peterson,
Andrew J. Longshore and Levi S. slawson,
together with the Steam FIGURING, Grist
and Saw Mill, situated on the same, as we'll
as the Steam Engine, and all other fixtures:
TERNs-The sum Of five hundred and
thirty-fve dollars with interest from 9Th
October, 1874, with the costs of this action
to be paid iu cash, and one.half of the bal
ance 70 be paid on the 9Th December, 1875,
and the other half to be paid on the 9th
December, 1876. Purchaser to give bond
and good surety and mortgage of premises
to secure the credit portion and to pay tor
papers. ). >. OARRlN1IoS'
Sep. Is, 37-3t. 5. Z.
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We acknowledge from the energetic
and accomplished Secretary of the An
derson Farmers and Mechanics Asso-
citation, Col. J. A. Hoyt, a copy of the
Premium List and General Regulations
of the eighth annual Fair to be held at
Anderson, on the 9th, 2Sth and 29th Of
October. We are glad to see that the
enterprise of Anderson still shows itself
in good practical works.
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t.The woods in the vicinity of New
berry have been on fire for two weeks,
and hardly fence Or . fodder stack is
left standing"
So says the Aiken Courier-Journal,
and we are truly sorry to hear news of
such distressing character, and it seems
strange that living so near Newberry
we did not hear it earlier.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-09-22

DEATHs.-Robert, son Of MI. Dray-
ton Chandler, died Of Diptheria on Sat-
urday night, near Beth Eden Church.
Two other children are sick with the
same dreadful disease.
A child of Mr. Ed. Campbell, in the
upper part of the County, was buried
on Sunday-death was caused by brain
fever.
Aleck Simpkins, an old and trust
worthy colored man, died Of paralysis
on Saturday.
Mrs. Hoof, an old lady died Of con-
gestion on Saturday last at Helena.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-09-22

LAURENs RAIL RoAD.-We are graf
lied to learn that Col. Peake has re-
ceived orders to push the work Of re-
building the road to completion. He
will. therefore, at once recommence
work. Due notice will be given when
the train will commence making regu-
lar trips from Newberry to Kinard'sand
back.
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AGENTS WANTED!

Two or three active and reliable
agents are wanted at once, to sell the
Singer Sewing Machine in Newbery
and Laurens Counties. Liberal induce
ments viii be offered agents who mean
business to sen our Machines.
THE SINGER MFG. CO...
DAN'L. LIGON, Agt.
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NOTICE.
COLUMBIA
FEMALE COLLEGE,
COLUMBIA, S.: C..
Rev. S. B. JONES, D. D., President

FALL SESSION will open on the FIRST
WEDNESDAY in OCTOBER. Terms mod
crate. Four experienced Professors in
charge of departments. For Catalogue,
apply toEtke President. e; : ,:;-7
Aug. a5, g4-2ma: z: =;
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TRAMPs.-The papers everywhere,
but more especially North, are teeming
with accounts of the thefs, and in some
instances murders, committed by the
common tramps who are prowling over
the country from Dan to Beersheba, and
much good advice is given in regard to
them. There is an astonishing increase
of vagrancE, and thousands Of idle'
vicious creatures, who are too lazy to
make bread by honest toll, resort to
every conceivable evil practice. They
p1owl through the country in every
kind Of guise, and it were well for peo-
pie in unprotected situations 10 keep a
sharp look out on their actions. Watch
such characters rs cats watch mice lest
thev do harm, and do not admit them
into your houses without due precau-
tons.
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r CHARLESTON ILLCsTRATED.-This IS
the title Of a handsome book Of 24O
pages, and nearly 100 illustrations, just
published by Msssrs. Walker, Evans q
Cogswen,r of Charleston, S. G. They
have sent US 100 copies for distribution
to our merchants, who will please call
and get the same.
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n,o,,,eoS nentist. over Phifer's Store,
ANN-AA '' 3J-tf.
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MEssRs. K1NGsLAND & HEATH, pro-
prietors of the popular H House-furnishing
establishment situated under the Col
umbia Hotel, in the city of Columbia,
are now daily in receipt of new goods
in their line from the Northern markets,
and their stock of China, Glass, Wood,
Tin and Iron Ware is the completest
ever brought TO the city. In the fancy
line, also, they have superb assort-
ment. Housekeepers and seekers Of ar
ticles in the ornamental line are advised
to give them q call. SIT.
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See card Of F. Werbcr, Jr., Deputy Survey
-, 4o-1y.
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Cotton Saw Gins.

EQUAL to any in the country, with an i'm
proved COTTON ROLL, superior to any
other Gin.
Manufactured by
J. NJ. ELLIOTT,
Winnsboro', S. c.
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RErEREScEs.-W. B. Creight, R. R. Agt.,
and Maj. T. ". Woodward, Pres't State
Agricultural ari Mechanical Society, Winns-
boro', S. c. aug. 4, 3l-2m"
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Thomas A. Floyd, Plaintiff, against Levi S.
Slawson, Observation-Disclosures of Fore
closure and Sale.
, 1875-10-26
CUBA.
RELATIONS DrTwTEN STAIN AND THE UNITED
ETkTRH.

CQBA.
RELATIONS DETWTEN STAIN AND THE UNITED
BTATRs
.st4o fork Htrad. Oct, a.
Tbs renders Of tho Herald will remember that
d couple Of weoks ago II published An extract
from Le Memorial Diplomatique, Of Paris, max
ing alluAion to note on the subject OF bell!get-
ont rights for Cubs, Ratd to havo boen pass-
ed by Minister Cnshiug to tho Madrid Chpi-
net. Thsre appeRrs to have. beon esoty
.ound for believing tho truth Of tho
:erost, Ii spite Of the contradiction
frssn Washington On the subioot, recently pub
iishea in tho New York press. In yesterdays
Herald there Appeared, under the head Of
p" Washington Correspondence" an arscio on
the significant concentration oE United etateH
war yessels on the Moth Atlantic station. Tho
general Impression ut Washington Ia that m I'M
poftant movement In Cuban ahaiEa Ia immtnsnt,
TAa folsawlag Ia what ha4 tecu tubliBhed by tho
Madrid papers on the subject
Ell UtGsio Espanoa political journal 0f good
standing, published under dato Sept 2t, c,n-
tana Tho following "polisieA! circles ha o been
mitch exarclaad tim eveafpg with the discus snn
or note said TO have been sent to Seuor Aloala
0Hianno, Sec,etntv Of State, by tho Plenippteu-
tsasy M.niates Of the uu.tal statea, atr. Caleb
Gushing, With reference TO atfa,ra in tho IAfand
astd uote xaa Reut previous to the resignation Of
6cnor Aicala GA'Iano. and considered in CabInrt
couuckt before The Ytsconnt del ponton should
tako charge Of tho Department Of State"
FL I'aoetioH Nac;onal rasB: =" Such intolt-
gepoo IL OF too EraVs character 10 be loft with
out further ex,iauatioo, aud tho CAlin+t orsana
ate hereby called upon to enl!Ghtcp tue country
~ 10 What ase the psetensiona nov oasasta(ued
by the Upited States Government regarding our
transatlantic An4tra.h
, 1875-10-26
GRADES OF CORN IN NEW YORK.

Nxw Yonx. Oct. 25.-Tle following grades OF
corr. undeF the now grading 1utes. hhs beeu es-
taollshed BY tho Committee on lra.u at tue
New York Produce Exchange: No. /. white
corn; 2. yellow con; 8. mixed corn, 4, low
mixed corn 8, steamer corn, 9 no grade corn.
White corn must bs sound, dry, plump, and we'll
cleaned. An occtatonal coorea grain shall not
depr.7s II Of this grade. Yellow cnrn must DO
sound, dry. plump, And we'll cleaned. aud an oc.
csslonAl while Of red Gralu shall uot depr!ve 1t
Of thls grade. Mlxal corn must 10 souud. dry,
and reasonably clean. Low mlred must %
aaund. d,y, aud reasonably clean, but in color
unsuitable TO Crude ~ mixed coru. Steamer
corn will Inouds corn OF tho first four grades in
quhllty. whs IN copdlsicp It NAV be Rtishtty
aolt: Damp corn, warm or inferior to tue quail
RE41s. =.
, 1875-10-26
TF1!': INDIANS.
flaHe2SEQ II a EIE: 2nE

opposeo To A s@es 2nEss,
pAh.ns'. han tE:. 2i,--Tho frat number
nj ne'rra1er ta'cti ;s'o inftah Fro4ress. pub.
hH :ed by H'n!.o. 4 1I.tE,e. Anpaa, ell At Nus
koge". III til" traek Ea:i3u. Yesterday, II il
rHI otted that Gen, shosas thn 1nilao Co1nfnlR.
sl1ner, snd II. T. 1:oterse hay,, ,rocurcd n
e,as.c. from, the f.sen1 ConHci. TO pnhh&h M N.
sesnatInnal pancr At Mus 'axeo. Ana tia. .hey
Lave Slsn nttx'ned All 1rt!er from tie E'1,;c.1
directing tin aut rrcssirn uf ,ha j'ro7r'ts ant
t;Ia seH.eval OF tho printing ,nAteslal and b.It.
ny. x'ttn ten da"s. nu:s:}a ri tbs l,EisA IT tho
fenk s.a:Ip:l. !al ing tu do us'icr "ua I. oj
c'htAcal0f.. l;nutt,t.t Il lfarr.4 have nr,."a":l
10 shs hI'n1 state Ihr rtt"e.lon' WIKI ZIG ;.
t" a-resss's,sns whether ne;sH!apes .au IT. ~,
tr"Esc1. or tcbsutLir cxetcls21 oy.r It's ca..
utuuY
, 1875-10-26
SfQneSynl3 JAcktUI1s

4 Vtiter IL the Richmond Nhig gives some
Interesting ramtnlecul'eob Of "Stoneaa!l" Jack.
son whiIo At Ncst Point. The foiowing will
illustrate tho indoxihlo determination Of .hs
mail: ''1lo had right rough time in Tho aca J.
cmy at tirht; for lls wsut of previous training
placed Tim ut disadvantage, aud 1t was al no
could dn 70 parH hls first examination. Wc
were esaoE'ns s, ALGEBRA a'genfa' IN ana maybe an.St':ai
low In hia class standing. All !ieh Q wore put
out nj *taps:' but jus. before tho aiRnal 10
would pile Aia Eratc up with npthracte coal.
and, lying Inuno befoEo 1t on tho I!oor. would
work awaay Ut his tessona bp tl,o gtaro OF tno
hpQr IL the nlxAt."
, 1875-10-26

4 rcry singular 'lasult III peilllag before the
Paris tribunal, An Insane gentleman recently
be9ueathel half Of nh fortune to tho Paris hos
pitais. 1mmcdlat.l5 after his death tho Puhlio
Reiof Dosrd appropriated ina legacy. but tbo
reatres or the deceased now clam that It shoulI
be restored to theu Oh the pteA that the vi! was
written in luuat!c asylum, The Public Relief
Bard contended, GU tho other aanl that tho
will Is quite tcgal as tue insane gentleman head
cd |: will tho usu1l seutt ucc.-" Being bsne In
bo3y aad mini" Dns the adverse party rolort
TINT tho testator was still suffering from IN
alteration of tho mind It tho time ha drew u
his will, as he concluded with t,a following
words, 'Queie bon hague !"-what good luke.
, 1875-10-26

Slr. Hpoaker, Al rise to address you 10 COM
monosatlon OF our deceased colleague. Cot Yell.
OF YellyilIo. MY thouclts reer to Ito lass ttnIo
when wo had the privilege Of lIsteliu4 10 A'h
eloluence In the ltou1o. II Am not mistaken
II WIS when he explained his connection with
tic feitvilte Hank. whlct, had unfortunately
busted. aud of which he waA tho distinguished
President. Our decoaAuI colleague did not No.
count for all tho funds 10 hia possession. air.
$, eakor. bat hIs sreoch Gu that OCCASION show-
ea that hts heart beat warmly COZ luis. native
lautH
, 1875-10-26
Names of Eustaionntie French E1ouip.
ftrA.

Names of Fashionable French Exouip-
ttes.
writer furnishes list Of tha pames given to
young ineu Of fashion Ut different epochs In
France. It appears thai un1er Henri Ill they
WIRE called sllGnons ,ertdently the origin Of tho
term .'cuElea dasllnga"l and bIue,1ess under
Henri ~. and Louis XIII. They became Roues
under the Regency. from tho companions Of the
Iteeont Philippe md hfs woII-kpo~n speech that
they oil tesei we'd to be roue, or broken on tue
wheel. Under. Louis XVI: they became Freiu.
quets. MuacadiuH Tor musk pcrfumed ones) ut-
der the Terror, anu 1ncrorabIe8 under tho Direc.
tory. Thev Were turned into Het,ts Malt.cs un~
der tho Restoration. aud Afterwards to Mcrycil~
iouI. changing into Eieranth undcr Charles X.
During tho reign Of Louis Philippe thor were
dandtos, fastonab:es md lions. They BECAME
Ganfiau ifrou tue Boulevard dc Gant. their
farottto lounge) in tho first vearB Of the Seconi
Empire. be ny aftcrward chrissenel Goodies a1.l
petts Csevo4+ Now under tho ThiId Republic,
&hcT are called Gommeux. \ moro ansu.l nnmo
tLtu Any,
, 1875-10-26

PRAIRIE FIRES IN NEBRASKA.

Special Ualatch to Tht Ch,eaqo 7t1anus.
LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. 25.-Uur annual praitie-
fire has been raging il various par:s for several
days past. Waeued by past e1posieuces, farmers
usado sone preparations against tho danger, but
not aB much as slonld hase bcen. Las: night
tho fltca could DO sern tu oil directions frum this
city. Tie other day ire sot near Seward 10
burn some weeds from garden cot evay from
The place, and Lusnsd hay, out-houses, and other
property to the amount Of e3,0oo. Fu.thes west
reports come of slight deyastatona ln different
quarters. Tho c,4lzens OF Lincoln have boeu
called upon b. tho Mayor tie tsst quiet day to
burn Gordon about tie city for PROJECTION. To-
day it has been rasAlng. it is very cold. All tho
fres fn this vicinity t,aye beop drowned ont. Hr
proper caro- It is believed tho damage this yn4r
will be far less THAI last, ~hoa uxny thousands
were Loaf III tho State,
, 1875-10-26

t:.'scfal Ditptt.h 10 The Chieaao tribune.
s1orx City, Ia. Oct, 25.-Thcre has been great
excitement lor. to-day over tho operation Of
horse-th.eyes. Que 0, tue gang operating In
this vicinity riding atolan hutse waa spotted
tli8 morning by tho Deputy Sheriff, who COM
maptlcd the .hiof to halt when the thief replied
ay producing navs rovolgcr and shooting t.ic,
pt tho officer. Quo ball PASSED through Tia
o:1cels cont. This hossc-t!,lef then tuIned aud
fed. Dong LotIy puEsuod. ho jumped his hoSso
iutO Floyd River. aud when neAr tile othor rdo
dismouatoa, left the horse, aud escanod. Quito
4 crowd have been hunting tho fugitive thla
afternoon, but up 10 this time huve not succeeded
in capturing hun. Seven horaeB have been
sto!cn tro"s this natghholhood within the past
aeyeu days.
, 1875-10-26

MEMPHIS, Tenu., Oct. 25,-J. N. Tfghe. lately
grocer aud commission merchant on Howard's
row, who Was recently adiud3el bankrupt, was
arrested last evening whilo returning from
church on requlsition from tho Governor OF
Ohio, approved By tho Governor Of Tennessee,
on chsreo OF obtaining goods uaaer falee pre-
tenaos. TiGllo statea he WAS taken to room In
ho attempted to ca a friend on tho street. was
,b1pateuud with instant death II ho ropoated tho
uuempt. His fncnd', boaelug OF hls arrest, pro-
cured 4 writ OF liabe4s cor us. and bad him
tskcp fsoa, the train At Bsr.lese to-day anu
brought mack. lie will lsyo hearing to-mor-
roT ulotuinX.
, 1875-10-26

FRANCE.
MARSHAL MAcalAuoA AND TIE NEW FRENCH CAR

FRANCE.
MAasnA1 MAcMAuoH AND TIE NEW FRENCH CAR
piSA1.
pAn1s, Oct. 10.-Ies1rrsipv Mar5hk, MncG{ahon
Invested Cardinal Dtossais Sapt Marc, Arclblah-
Of Rauuea, With tha Cardinals borEetta III tho
chapsl Of the Elysec. At hslf.past IN tho Pros.
adaut rece,7ea MonsisnoE raltans, the Papal
Ab1egats, and Couut FolicaiM, Of sha
Noble Guard. Who brought the berrct-
"a. Eonsignor Taliani addressed d
Lasin allocution to Marshnl MacIal,on.
THO Ab!egate concluded by w!shlug overy psos-
Pelity to France aud to the Masslla1 w49 CON-
p1imented him on having been chosen for tho
n,'ssion. Tho Marshal and his household,
gaze. and tho Alulsters prosunt then wont
said by the Cure Of tho Madeleine Tuo
Ablegatc, after reading hss Brief. gave the bor-
Archbishop'a hosa. Aftor tho ceremony was
oatie,l. tho uew Cardinal add4 essed the MArslal
aud thanked him Tor presiding at tho ,nyesti.
tNfe . fact which, be aatd testified to tha good
relation exIsttng between tho poIo and Frsuce.
Tho Archbishop sAia
sadnt4s which strakvs him Ut *ho psut OF thb sn6or
!ugs or his wel1-bs!oyed ehcf ny lbs thought That
1sous Peace tie prueiu1 gu.r4atee Of peics tof
country - wel ~ ii1erty tor IL citizens, ~
Know that W A0nof1oH ma Min d4 A&h d8nttY, tho
Sovereign roniiH x1sneu sIoys al to give to the
clergy md faithful Of brittany striking proof Of blu
patr.l tenderness for tho devotion sna love which
alao tlst by bringing 10 Tho notice of Ills oness
you .est1esls!. Monsieur = T. krs.!'isnt, that fss
taoy sud thsl 4 showed you " ID veleoms, 10 ror.
atai ind sy1npa.Aeuc, how mue Chrlstian principles
st.s .so.f,5 = p1Ss osSss md ey ta!. 's,
ss IL ss@ csrdas - sson.'s,s n.ssen. 70
his cAsr9e, endeayor to maintain ths 1pit Of poace
and agreement which ought to exit III tho reltlons
Ct bafs "a H. s.'. p1.y 0od hSa.sa. 10 Mn 5
ea ths Head Of tls as. but nlso on tho father who
spscs Il Iii.
The Marshal replied - followa:
ahts to that pretoastro which hks allowed to in.
vest you wth tho iuslgala Of ths high dignity which
ss.ioa % II ill., noilasss tresh ts.t.nooS s y y I as
good relation which su.ts between Iii uoll-
~ ooagsas e apy a'
pTiness of ths Church Of ptssts who has shown 10
,nsny virtue IT. ,hs accomplishment oi hts m,s.ton
your D!oeess. and know with Mat adeetion you ars
surrounded; u Thank you for tho gru1er: Which you
Ths skill Nth Which .aia.shal ii M,eMston
| afol5aI tue political bat thrown olt by the nav
Cardinal. when be referred to ths P1eslle1,. u
TOUR ~ br!stany. !s worthy Of notice. lu fact.
| shorter md at tho same staas mora to tts point,
| The Archbishop and ths Pap i DeteRatea
luncbed with the Marshal before ieayiux tho
ALEXANDRA DUMAS oS soc1Ak CRIME.
| i.oxden &n.a.
| PARIS. Oct. IAN incident which would okher-
Niss have attracted but Iltt'a attention hRs beey,
exalted 70 1he 1Ank Of - tope Of .he day" BY
Audrs pumts 4as thought fl 10 Addrs4a to TO-
dAY's Vptmune haho,sats. Tha fheta IL tho
, 1875-10-26
SPAIN.
TROOPS FOR CCDA.


MADRID, Oct. 23.-Tha Epoca Of t:,ta city rays
In addition 10 tho 15,gb1 troons sent to Cuba
siuco tho appointment of Talmaseda to tho Csp-
.Gonerasl,fp, The uoVe, nnent have deter
mined to send further forco Of 1000. which
forms torth part of the last 1oiy. The E1ccu-
i've authorizes Of Cuba hsvo reeoiFod darec-
tuna to purify tho Cuban Adminla.rat:on bv
pttnabiug tho authors and participasors Of
fsAn1a without distinction,
NEW MtSisTRy IN PROSPECT.
LONDON. Oct. 25.--A telegram from Berlin
Asaerts TINT aenor Cannras de Castillo vii
shortly form . new Ministry. The King anl
Geu. Josellar viii then loiu tbs Northern Army.
oIfEH II uF.
MADRID. Oct. 25.--Tho Diario Espnqnol Of
this c.ty ease that tlAa Cartat leader Aen1ri has
notified tho Epapss!, Con>u al DAyonne OF hia
recognition tt ling Atfoaeo.
THE cAnLIsT Army.
LONDON. Oct. 25-G a. MA special from SAM
tandcr sa"B that Don Car1os. with Gen. lesula
and 1luLJ mon occuny m ,ntronched position
uorshward Of Fampelunn.