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, 1875-11-01

HARLAN ts positively entered In tho race for
tho lows senatotship NTH 6ocretary DELzSAr,
and Gov. KnKwouD il hls psiuolpnl rival.
, 1875-11-01

for graceful walking, and Heem 10 trnnrpt in ,lo
fold Of shetr robe tho mold Of tlcsr si,,y fcot,
Whom m English or German lady s.temma
Ehis stop. ho sta!oa. "thoy lavo the air uf
grsnador marching m auant oa.tncIs rr.lyay"
Tho London Lancct falls to perceive t!,,. III.
Tftnco OF Watos will incur az far a. hin health. l..
any greater fiaks In visiting fn1in
than 1t, remaining Ut homo. Tho climate OF In.
dia at tho limo tho Prince will visit that co,ntry
10 A. healthy ne II not hta1thler than England
Tho doa.h Of Afr. q. J. Paul Fincher mint,,
turo painter Of como rcputo In Lila ,!sy, and
Court miniature painter to George tho rourth
Ia announced, H1r. Fischer has long outl,rs,
tho mode OF art which no once praclicrd with
considerable suctoss. llo Was neariy 10 yc,r,
DID,
Tho Duke OF Portland las M apnun1 ,ncun.
Of E3o0 00O n,ost Of which l,o spends in yas:
building enterprises. Flo il n racuao l,,msstt
ffo nesor answers iattor, mud although NON.
bP9 Of four London clubs ho mover goes to tLem
80 far Us society 1s CONCERNED, lo Is dual to Inn
world.
Millions louso In Westminster 10 still u,,,l.
Ing, although, slightly inferred. Wo boEoyo tb,.
William Nazli.. hvsd In This house for eo,oo
time, and that he caused tho tablet to Ntan,.
~ ~ ,a ~ b"13o" rum Of Tho
1,,rrso.s So >AS "'''Aas'oa
$3.50 .as se". .aAs NV on'S possoua
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, 1875-11-01

At the New York Cold Exchange on satu.-
day greenbacks ranged from 81: to sc., clos
fur at SC,
, 1875-11-01

Monday Morning, November !, 1875.
, 1875-11-01

stttfop or 'tena0yQ1aa for tlo A9ot'' s"e
imported hls bridal tioor.ooth for Tue occAs'"'
A ht,!s so1nms IN soon 10 bs published ~ 3''
entitled "Terpslc!lore," tho tntfoanc'"n ~ ~
which ia from tho pen OF Nile. AltA Lansa'n'
prqmlero dauaauaa OF tho opera. she tatn'n ~
tic decadeuce OF the grand ballet, kha 'nas ~.
cause OF It Ia tho fact that tho pa!1o' - 'o..
cltehy used ~ advertisement In opesa' ".I
,ug, Ml1a LAngalli says, "Thers 10 > ''ns',I, ~.
to replace tho want Of cultivation " ~
chorc9raphlc art BY another deaespcS,-'' ..,,Is
costume. II IL not for nothing taAt wv .s',,s. s
OF which our skirts are made ia es!'ou '' -,
illusion. by abandoning these Hk!'e' es.r. ~
substituting for them Geah-colosea ,.us.,o,, u,sI,
aur coulsurs chatoyan!es, charm aaa '"A
a1s alike dLpslled."
HOTEL AnnIyAEs. ,o,,
l'stp.fr Uous+-W, d. Maekv!la and .; - s'an1ns
Nav York H. " Howard. Ysnst;on9 ;a9,,,.. T. l. M in!;.
Wheeler nd 9 a. S.a ,Foa.1n nssst .na T.
& 'iataEssa atass, ses. ss'etH; = s:.s
]. Has aud O: g. Mhtaaer p9;t9n ,.a.;,ur. ~ Gfat4
lts,cu. H. T. uaat. n; .ua l. Il Wilkinson ~
gsasiseo n.aa:9s 's:;,.si9 L9asSaias assvSaianssati ri
" sS nn:a liz. Riss.nd snl sah
spr,nsaoi1; o. u. browning, Quincy; y ws. 4 " Y.
d.a % sai j. j.. Cosmsa. san f1sasi,,san; ,sna II nsach,
hart, Nav York fremont insn-'stou wsE st b. p.!
eoaSe 4n:i r. e Scod ast'
Ss;:aa 4 R.':ss o.ssad.s R:''s'i III Sa;
~ Naa'u Yars: a.ora. VI VIZ Dassn nossss:.
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5S,ad y, ag Map;as; v, u Angler o4ah.; p.; tEs r.
6Issbura: hoess., cttIsa,oa' a@: 1ouasa: h.ta
a1aa:a saaata ancipn.n ?. H. Yonkas, csnfaIn. oig
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Rabsoak, New Yosk; Aeas1 t paay ~ 1ahs1ias Issss
| RpcAsatat.
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AUCTION SALES.

ID II. B. J. MONTGOMERY.
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS AND DEALERS n
NEW FURNITURE.
Once Armery Hall, 81 Camp Street.
Tn-weekly sales Of every description Of household
furniture mirrors pianos carpets, mattresses, etc.
etc. on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, at suo
ton room, No. 80 Camp street, commencing 1t II
o'clock.
Semi-weekly sales Of horses, mules buggies, car
riages, ETC., ETC.. at sales stables. No 70 Baronne
near Gravier street, On Wednesdays and Saturdays
commencing at II o'clock A. NJ.
Out door sales Of every description promptly IT.
tended to.
Special attention paid to the sales Of Real Estate
and Stocks.
Always on hand the largest stock Of new furniture
Of every variety to be found in the city at their SHOW
| rooms, Armory Hall, 81 Camp street
Being the largest and oldest establishment OF tne
kind in the South they solicit portion of the public
patronage both in their line auctioneers and deal
ers in fnrnitnre ial "
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Scientific MISCELLANY.

Ax~ -
.o11 Acle9 neutrality-suspicious. Of tia Iatest a.,
s;tw .,es IN Pompeii is small WOODEN factor r
.s. near the house where tha fres.y.'
$500 p.esenung Orpheus was recentlv discovsy sST
f crs cnarred fragments of tapestrv we,.
e.. un ~ IN this place, besides various msch;nas
az cafoing and weaving wool ''
1syW as Notice PO,oer.-Prof C,oota,
lob. anounced his discovery that radiation of
ven.; alone can produce motion, and his in
cs1,s 1oI Oh an apparatus to prove this He
,,.: S = barometer, as the velocity of ito revo-
- ."on depends on the intensity of the liobt
- oonslsts OF horizontal cross, yerv ess;lv
~ aose upon vertical axis, while at the
uo VI Inc arms are surfaces blackened on
o !. sac and white on the other. II ia in
r ros under a bell-jar. in which, by
oans OF an air-pump, vacuum il
p.ouuced, serving to remove the re-
ois OF the air to the motion. and
a.so me possible disturbing Influence of air
E Iuilents which the heat accompanying the
nSa' may originate. It turns very SLOWLY.
snu only IN direct sunlight does it 90 fast.
m masK1ing three or four revolutions in second.
WINE burning candle at distance of five
.uones causes SIX revolutions in a minute:
Two candles, twelve revolutions; four, twenty
s a' eight, forty revolutions, and in
souoiM number OF resolutions approx
light. 'Sn u 'no
=; M De Lessepss plan Of changing the Alge-
ran shotts or lakes into an inlsnd sea. ia
SHOWN by French engineer, to be of little
vaiue. he visited the country some time ago,
ana reports that the lakes are higher than the
neolterranean, and that canal would merely
o IRA nth them. Besides. the project would cost
SoO.O0O, and it is difficult to see, even we're
tial returns. '>''-
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REMOV AIS.

REMOVALS.
n EMOvAL-MME EMERY HEREBY IN
N Iorms her friends and patrons that she has re-
moved from No II to No. "a Royal street where she
will receive and ex, cute all orders with promI
s29 ct
NR e. a. BICKHAM HAS REMOVED TO
649 Magazine street,
so2 3w Corner of Jackson.
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The WoRKINGMEN's BANK. !
which is SUCH a great favorite
ing classes of this city. has i
open from 8 A. M. to 3P. NJ.
date their friends and patronsI
have resolved TO receive, from 4
Der !, depos is only every even
z o'clock. See advertisement,
). B. Mondiegt, the popular
cashier.
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Messrs. Gueringer & Co., Il
street, have a splendid stock of
most fashionable mems furn|
which We request our readers
examine. Read their advertise
sure to give Messrs. G.. & Co. a
Mr. Gueringer has been hereto
I. Z. Tricou, has a legion of fri,
oe sure to draw to his house a
friends and customers.
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EDUCATION.

NOTICE-New Orleans, September 20, 1875.
IN SPRING HILL COLLEGE,
Near Mobile Ala The 9th of October having been
appointed for the opening of Session 1s576 parents
and guardian requested to prepare their hildren
and wards in due time, so that they may leave the
CITY by the merning train of same day. under the
charge of some c. lege officer. In the meantime the
Reverend President be seen every day, cornEr
Baronne and Common streets fom IL A. M. to p.
NJ September 30 to October 6.
p. POURSINE & CO., Agents,
$40 to6 140 Gravier street.
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NOTICE TO PARENTS AND OTHER CITI-
IN ZENS-
Peabody Primary and Grammar School,
-247 St Charles street, opposite 1ivoli Circle.
This Model School for the methodical instruction
of Bows and Girls respectively, between end IL
wears of age under the direction of competent and
an experienced Principal, will be opened in the
Rooms of the Peabody Normal Seminary, at A. M.
MONDAY, Goth SEPTEMBER.
N B-Respectable children, WHO have been i'm
perfectly instructed in crowded Primary Depart
ments of public schools who can not, for any rea
SOL, enter those schools, are INVITED to attend
this Mouel School, and their parents and others ia
voring this movement are quested to confer with
the Principal or with the Undersigned, between y
and 10 A. NJ, on any day of the week
ROBT. M LUSHER,
Agent of the Peabody Educational Fund and State
Superintendent de jure of Public Education, Leu
isiana.
New Orleans, Sept IA. 1875. sis tt
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what word is that of which, if you take
away the first letter, all will still remain
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Another Richmond in the Field.
TIME UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO IN
rm his friends and the public i'll general that he
will open
on the first of October next at the
Corner of Magazine and Delord sts.,
whore be will be pleased to all who may favor
him with call Satisfaction guaranteed.
IN 49, CHAS. A. BECK.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DOOMS AND BOARD-A gentleman and wife
II, can find at 154 Girod, corner of Carondeet
bard. Also. two rooms adjoining, suitable for a
family with board. Terms moderate. s2s 3tT
DOARDlNG-The CARONDELET HOUSE, cor
d ner Carondelet and Poydras streets has just been
thoroughly renovated and put in complete order for
the rec ption of bOarders both permanent and tran
sent The House is centrally located and is convent
ent for men in business well for transient per-
sons visiting the city. Terms very reasonable
500 I'm Mrs E. A. AINSG1E.
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Bisckman's Commercial Colleel
ceiet' Terms reduced. See adyer|
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Dry Sailed Clear Rib slde''
onn LBS, AT JACKSON RAILROAD
Depot
For saie " yAIRIN g. MORTIMER,
.. 81 Poydras street.
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FOR SALE
10 600 BURLAP 90 BUSHEL BAGS, in bales of
1000 and bund es Of 100 each.
10000 SAMPLE PATCHES.
Apply to e. j. SHEPHERD CO,
s5 I'm 1876 Gravier street.
FOR SALE-The fine side-wheel steam
lsMA!St,& boat T. M. BAGBY, 173 feet long, 81 feet
azsssS beam. 6 feet hold in clear; three boilers
% feet long, 40 iHehes in diameter; cylinders s0a
inches in diameter, feet stAke. For further in
formation apply to M w: JOYCE,
aul3 If Ill Graver street.
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xxroRKINGMENS BANK
W "a Canal street.
,vrrREsT PAID ON DEPOSITS IN THE
IN SAVINGS DEPARTMENT. .,... and
For tee o,p customers who have time to make
those those deposits Se om o'clock this Bank Will re-
and s EVE X eSeof from n to
o'clock Cashier.
80 st
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
RDwEILs ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Sunday, September 10, 1875,
AND DURING The WEEK,
PERFORMANCE EVERY NIGHT
Maiinees Wednesdays and Saturdays.
SHERIDAN & MACK'S
MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY,
THE MIMIQUES,
Reconstructed Entirely New introducing the latest
Sensations in Songs, Dances Chara1 ter Sketches,
etc Also selections from Offenbach's Opera
RouHes: La File de Madam Angot, Cbilpel1c,
Girofe Girofla and Nine. LAIchiduc.
SUNDAY October 3. 1875 The celebrated SAULS-
BURY'S TROUBADOURS-T THE AMERICAN
V0KES $40 If
GLOBE THEATER-
E Z. BREMOND. Lessee and Manager.
CHAS. HOWARD. -. Business and Stage Manager
NOW OPEN FOR THE
FALL AND WINTER SEASON,
With large and talented Company Of attractive
Artists
INTRODUCING ALL THE GREAT VARIETY
AND SPECIALITY STARS AND NOVELTIES.
Prices of Admission:
Dress Circle and Parquette- so cents
Family Circle. % cents
COOred Circle so and 25 cents
allery for Boys 10 cents
ivate Boxes. --$o w
FRIDAYS Ladies' Nights
FAMILY MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY at
sig If IL o'cO3k.
GAYETY THEATER-
Corner Common and Bare nne streets.
THIS FAvORITE PLACE OF AMUSEMENT,
Havirg been thoroughly reftted. reprinted and
newly decorated, will open
SATURDAY, OCTOBER =, 1898,
WITH AN ENTIRE NEW COMPANY.
Comprising Male and Female Artists, twenty-five in
alD selec ed from all the different Theaters North
and West
ADMISSION-Twenty-fiv cents $40
DROF. AUGUSTA DAVIS TAKES PLEASURE
i to announce to the public in general that he has
succeeded PROF. J. VEGAS at MINERVA HALL
His Dancing Glasses will open on the Fl RSl MON
DAY in OCTOBER for LADIES, GENTLEMEN
and CHILDREN.
Ladies' Class Mondays and Fridays from 10 to P NJ.
Gen. g Class Tuesday and Saturdays 7to9
Childrens Glass Mondays, Thursdays
and saturdays --.--.- 4 TOT
| For terms apply at the MINERVA HALL. on Clio
are rest ectuy invited to call and enter their chill
dren before the opening Of the Class.
those wishing engage the Hall for Private Par
ties Weddings, Balls COnce is, OF Club Meetings,
will D. ease cal at the Hall to make their arrange
| ments TERMS LIBERAL SO 80 % Z
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Igency

Packed
lin conn,
Zines ov1|
4 Pine |
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rough r.
EY.NE, |
ier stirred
, 1875-04-05

afaHdd Sf{reF Nuts.
Inst Sunday evening the Pluto prsncGsa Barah
Winhenlucea, notwithstanding lie recent riso ia
splrits, imhibed ltslo too fTuoly OF tho oxAllA-
tat!ng cordial. Az \ cohsolueisce, her tompot
70 80 to corresponding height, and. inc'ted by
1ealousy. her usually saseno tltHlness became
very tnrblllcnt+ ln this aEfritualistc mood Btlo
made raid on . campoody in tho rear Of tl,s
Co!rt-tlouao, which sholtersd ono Of hcr mazda
Of hnAot, whose youthful chatMs bad llkdo vi
impression OH young Prince Of the tribe for
whom the somewhat Antiqusted Princess antar"
ta!Hod lceltog8 warmer than thoho 0E purely
friendly character. With the loyal blood Of
seventy nina generations OF WlnnetnnccaH boil.
!ng IN Aor voins and quart or such matter Of
diluted alouAul STAINING IN heF etoiaacD, h0E
heart Tired with tealausy and hpr brain burning
Viii, futy aao proceeded to apply match 70 tla
eombasttbls material OF which tho os9poodY is
constructed, bat her Land was stayed by tue
brnWDY arm Of olA OF her btalwa1t aubjacta
before she succeeded IN making bonfllo Of tho
structure. At this 1uuctule tho object Of Ler
hatn appeared OH thu gcouo, aull lively hAil'
pulling sususd. in which tho rri.rcss VIVA worst.
Cyl. Tho nolaa Rnd confusion inc!aeut TO tue
struggle xttractcd crowd VI pnfotacts
to tue scoue. when tbs sauqusslel sovose,gn
appealed to them for assistance. She wuiat to
sbefln Nash and implolad him to arrest tho
vicsof, whom sllo represented ~ being a Nodoo
s3iuaw but, ~ hoatilittos hkd ceaaal, that o'cOr
refused to iutor1efc, anl tho dlscom!so4 Priu-
cess Eeta cd iu dls4uht, nud laa besu laid up for
repairs 4{Ace thu couse4f.
, 1875-04-05

intention Of tie Treasury Department.
to Perfect Centennial
Statement.
TIE Finances Of Hnnstreit Years In
Minute Dctail.
Senator Logan Bot Right by an E1
Robal Officer.

Frtsiai Dfspneh to The EHted4o 7ri5wns.
"AAu1NoToS, u. e., April a.-The Ttcasnry
Department proposes to publish. ~ a contr1du-
tion to tue Centennial. d statement Of ihe flnao-
cial transactions Of tho United S:ates for 100
ycMs. 1t will embrace tho pretent Government
and the Continental Congress. This work will
ef'nw tho source Of avery dollar received and hos
;. aAH expended also loans made. the reasonB
for borrowing tho money, and sketch Of tho
debates In Congrena. This statemcnt will clear
up many obscure points Ia American annals, and
will form u financial history of the 1Ieplblic
fer the 1lrst century Of tta o1iat-
all tbs dark hours Of the Past, tho honor Of tho
Government has reuained un1;miniYhcd, and
that. except during tho troubled days OF tho
Revolution, no Government creditor wa1 ever
Obliged 10 held tho evidences OF public debt
QUO hour beyond tho tiIno specified On their faco
for rAymout. The work viii enbrace not only
general account, but detailed statement Of tho
Ecceipls and expenditures. rendering it oagy to
cost Of any particular brunei. OF the service.
but the amount nnd date Of each itcm Of
expenditure. All the figures ure taken entirely
from tie official accounts and 1eagers at ths
TrpAButy, whilo many OF the historical facts aro
drawn from unpublished manuscripts stoyeu for
half ceutury In the dusty archives Of tho De-
partment Tho correspondence OF tho oatly
llnaucors OF tho Ropubio las been consulted,
also tho annals Of Congreea and tue American
tho country contsin nDyti4ing equivalent 10 what
this work will show oil tho tlHa1cea, nor could
any history contain 20 detailed . statemcut Of
tho 1Kurca.
, 1875-04-05

that the Fourteenth Amendment was nothing
moro tllnrs ah empty formula. and amounts to
nothing but empty and vain wor1s. Even before
she adoption Of the late amsnd;nenss Congrosa
had tin power to protect tue right To vote for
Pfeatdenttel electors.
Mr. Justice bradley oatd Bupposs Congress
sl'oula enact Law making II felony to steal
tie property Of another. Congrcas has The I'm
nrororty Of the do.ernmont, Or Of ptoperiy in
tile service Of ttIs Government; but beyond
tnas the law would 10 unconstitutional. Now
Men AlaT = TO framed that ono part ID conatltu-
tlonal, hnd tho os!1os unconstitutional, nnd tho
tIo srs 90 blended ~ to 10 ,mroaaiblo to seyer,
can you hold ono mart constitutional And tho
othaF part unconstitutional
The AttorneT.tleheral replied that tho law
conld ns enforced M - to thoso oEonaes which It
Congress to provide for. IA 10 tito power As-
eu,ned In the Enforcement act 10 prorttio ncnal.
ties for Interference with yote.a at ronprcs-
Riona1 elections, the very existence at tho Gov
ernment depends on tl,ose olcc.lona. II Congrcss
liaB no power to protect the voters, .hcn tho
White League Of lousihna. 3 minority Of the
peoplc, car atatld arouud tho pos and proycnt
the majority from voting. The Fifleenth
t'nendment confers upon tho oolorod feoplo tho
IL u vote. and unlcts Congress- las tho rowor
s,Eorce that guarantee 1t ie Of no va!uo what
eyu:.
'lr. Justicn Clifford saEd that In hIa State
(sfainc} tho colarnd mail al"hYs had tho right to
vote. lilo would ssk tho Acknowledgement
whether, II two Indictments were found Of con-
spiEacy. ono to prevent coored man aud tho
other a white ,nail from voting, would tle Cie-
cnit cousts Of she United stascs laYo Jurisjic-
ton NJ both caacs?
Tho Attorney General asc1afmcd asserting
that negroes haro greater r;HLtB than whte!,
but ttaso amendments took tho negroca from 4
condition Of Blayorv, guaranteed them e1Ial
rights with tho white man. nnd undeltooi to
protect them against h dlnct limitations. an IN
Mn tT1Ap
, 1875-04-05


spse!a' Drspaleh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. G., April tit ia rsid that
De1monlco will purchaso snd conduct the
Welektr restaurant.
WORKING FOR 4 PARDON.
The Alabama Congressman fslclulA Of SLATER.
sentenced for four years. for ruanslaugLlcr, are
working Tor IN immediate pardon.
SENATOR HONE,
OF Wisconsin, who has been quito III. las re-
ooyerol.
NATT CARPENTER
Ia still bore. IIo already has largo number OF
cases 10 the departments.
AnAsno.ED.
Tho senatorial excursion 10 Msxtco has dis
banIod. alaj. Bon perloy pooro, ono Of the
party, tolegraphed hero this morning that tho
trip had been abandoned by tho Senators ~ a
party, md that tho few pnrsons who had decided
to continue tho trip left this morning On tue
regular mall steamer tor Vera Cruz.
wiLLlH' OXEN.
It III nok expectod TINT thuro mil 10 any con-
troYersy between Secretary l1rlstow aud Tho new
Treasurer rclatlya 70 appctntmnna In the 1'reas-
urcr's offlco. NewA frlerdB stato tilKt ha will
inslst that Qcu. Ustatow male vii thu sppont-
Meut8+
ITO As 4ssoelalt.t PYs4s.l
WASHINGTON. D. T., April 4.-As in previous
caaes where injuries liasa. been inGlctol au
American cltizsna by ltekteans. tho Mexican
uoYcrnnout will Hoon haye brought to itu alton.
tho oHcnso xecontly committed by Invading
3lexicRns on tho Texas horler, with such de-
manda fof ropatatlon ~ will Hatisty our national
houog.
, 1875-04-05
Tho NoW Catholic V1sivo Church in
Pnrlx.

fMr1&.
"Th0 Assembly" wtitcs tho Paris corrcsroud.
don't OF the Lolltion Times, "it luay 10 syematp-
berod, haa auihor1zodlthe erection on tlo ton Of
Montmnrtro OF yotlyo church which wjll towtr
over all pasis, and IL to cost about 100UD, ,D0O
fra1lcH. to DO raised by public Aabscrpt.on, TAo
arbltratorH Lave to-day oponcd their inquiry for
tito acqut itioh Of tho site. ThlB procoss VIII bo
completed about tho 15tl, Of April, aud tho prop
city will be conveyed 70 tie Archbishop Of Paris,
Tho laying OF tho first gtone la flxo1 for Tho aDl
81 Juno. the festival Of st. rctor. Tho Arch
bishop. conforming to tho love Of tue Catholic
clergy for anniversaries Las SOLICITED that day as
q reminder Of tho 1u e. petrus, which IL tile
basis OF tho papai poWcr. 1lo ceremony will bo
attended with much 1omp and snsonulty, all tho
French bishops having promised to attonl, Tbs
subscriptions hlo progressing 10 ~ to promise
tho completion Of tllo church in aoyen yaRrh.
They now amount IN 2+G0U 600 frnnes, and aro
coming In pretty regularly at tho ratio Of 1OuVU0
francs to 10000 fsancH month. Tho Christian
HroIhers Of Paris. for example, who hhyo 4u,UQO
pupils. Aavo orGanlzed monthly subscriptions Of
SOU each pupil, and this syAten,, oxten.led ali
ogor france, Ii calculated to br1ne In uQuU
francs = mouth. Other arrangements Of q
similar kind arc likely to bs made. and tho pro-
motera indulge hope that tue general subscrip-
tom will roach .0OU, o0u francs your, 10 that
even should tho c6st o1ceed tho estim&to BY
several millions, the chusch would ba AnlsAod III
l8a1. uultss, iudeod. tho people Of De1lyllls ro-
eumo POSSESSION before tHen Vt their old park Of
artillery, and turn tho yotlyo church luto atom
PIE 10 honor Of tue doldoss Of Liberty.
, 1875-04-05

An EngliAhnat named I1euEy Lind has been
murdered At Naples. lIe accompanied uasiba.di
thlt1e1 n 1860, aud, attor atartiog y newspaper
10 English, which proved unsuccessful, ho sup
poTted hnsolf VI florist, bclug very skiliful Ia
out hls bein9 soen 10 lca,o ha premises, q gar
dauor living near him. uamod Pagsana Informed
tho hs'ttsh Consul Of tho fact, nnl OH tho police
entering ths premises lhoy found his body tn
the garden. Il showed that lIe had struggled
cord. The orime Ia tmEnteA 10 revenge aud
professions! jealousy, aud vassaua has beoo Ar-
reatud, together Will several persona accustomed