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FOREIGN NEWS.
lsOy al Visitors 10 Denmark


LONDON, Nov. THE King and Queen OF
denmark, and their daughter, the Princess
Thyra, accompanied by Prince John. OF
Schleswig- Holstein Sonderburg Glucks-
burg, arrived i'm England to day. Tue royal
party were met at Dover by the Princess of
Wales and suite, and escorted 10 London.
The distinguished visitors Will remain until
the beginning of December.
Eugland's New Judicial system,
Notwithstanding the regular Mlchaemas
term has been abolished Lord Cairns. tue
reception TO the judges at his manson To
day. They afterwards proceeded in proc
sion 10 Westminster Hall, TO inaugurata the
new Michaelmas sittines under the Judica-
ture act The Lord Chancellor and Lords
Justices will sit as the Court of Appeal. A
great crowd OF people assembled at and
about Westminster Hall to witness the in
ausuration of the new legal system.
Murderer Of AN Italian Editor on
Trial.
ROME, Nov. 1.-The trial is proceeding here
OF giuseppe Luciani, Michele Armati, Luigi
Morelli, Cornelis Farina, Pho Frez "a, aud
Salvatore Scarpetti, charged with being
concerned In the murder of Raffaele SOM
ogno. editor and joint proprietor OF the ultra
democratic journal, La Capitole- The assas-
sination created a great sensation at the
time, and was by many attributed ID the
clerical party. This excitement has by no
means died out. as may be seen in the fact
that the post Office sequestrates all foreign
newspapers containing the trial proceedings.
The trial has apparently developed the fact
mat the murder was committed by Frezza.
though the evidence is believed to he iusuf-
fciept To convict LucIani, at one time
thought TO be the real instigator of the crime.
Germany and Italy.
The German and Italian missions here
have been raised TO embassies.
The Direct Cable Recovered.
LONDON, Nov. 2.-The steamer Faraday
has succeeded in graphing and buoying the
direct United States cable.
More About tho Direct Cable.
LONDON, Nov. 2-The FaradAy recovered
both ends OF the Direct United States cable,
and buoyed them close together last night.
II the weather continues favorable the splice
will be attempted to- day. The cable may,
Their efore, be all right again at any moment.
Suspensi0o In LtveFpoOl.
LIvERPoOL, Nov. 2.-Daca Paleogolo a
Sons, of this town, lave suspended. Liabil-
titles $500 600.
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2.-Calyin LfttIedeld of
New York, III ID q bill In equity in the q 8.
Circuit Court against the Atlantic and
Pacific Rat .oad Company, asking thar a
receiver FIR the road be Appointed. The
petition " II not be resisted.
R1alr0ed Tickets Coed Both Ways.
BosroN, Nov. Pine Eastern Railroad
company wAs mulcted In STA DANCES at
rusnd yesterday for refusing 20 receive
uckets issued for passage In the opposite
Ing.
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NAVAL GAZETTE-PassedA Assistant Pay
master j. IL. Hobbies, ordered TO the Dispatch
al New York, LIST December next. Passed
Assistant Engineer A. T. l.. Mullan, 20 the
Richmond, south Pacific station, per stea-
mer, 10th inst, from New York. Assistant
Engineer III. r. Baugbman, 20 the Alert,
Chester, Penna. Passed Assistant Paymas-
ter l.. q. Boggs, detached from the Despatch
LIST December next, aud ordered 10 settle ac-
counts. Assistant Psymaster It. l.. Brown
from the Pinta a nd ordered 90 settle accounts,
OUR SQUADRON IN EUROPEAN WATERS
A dispatch, dated October IS, has been re-
ceived by the Secretary of the Navy from
John l.. Worden, Rear Admiral Of the Euro
pean station, on board the flagship Frank
lin" at Vile Franche. The Franklin and
Alaska were retained at Lisbon IN await tue
arrival OF the Hartford. She arrived on the
persons 10 go home were made TO her on that
day. The Franklin sailed for Algiers on the
18th of September, leaving che Alaska and
Hartford In port, and arrived on the 18th,
win the Juniata In company, the latter
having visited Gibraltar, Tetnan and Oran.
The Franklin sailed for Barcelona, Spain,
arriving there on the 18th OF September. The
Alaska LETT Lisbon ON the 10th of September,
and after stopping at numerous points, ar
rived at Vile Franche on the 9th OF October.
TheJuniata left Algiers on the I'D for Malta
sna the ports OF Egypt and Syria. The Con.
october. Admiral Worden intended leaving
Vile Frsnche on the sd OF october for
Naples.
TIE CHERoKEEs IN NORTH CAROLINA.
In The conference yesterday morning the
Rev. j. r. Long, who for several years min
lstered TO the Cherokee Indians OF western
North Carolina, made a statement regard
Ing their numbers and condition. They
number between I 500 and 1000, aud for
thirty years have their spiritual and educa-
tyonal needs been attended To. The Southern
Metbodists nave two churches among them
with membership of i72. Good schoo'
have long been in operation, and a school
about being inaugurated by the government
About thirty miles from Qualla, In a cove. n
portion OF the Cherokees live ana the .,ap-
lists mainly look after them. The Iaiians
receive the same careful considerati N as do
the whites, and are prosperous an happy
people E1es,iagsJt1ro Rambler.
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DEATH OF HERo.-Captain Thomas g.
Young, OF Augusta, Me-, died yesterday, of
appoplexy. He was q veteran whaleman,
and made quite q reputation by his refusing
70 surrender the Favorite to the pirate Shen
DER OF the Shenandoah admired the old mans
bravery so much that he did not fire q shot
at the craft, but with an armed boats crew
brought him and his crew of. He will be
buried on Wednesday.
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CAVALRY FOR THE CHEYENNE AGENCY.
Agent Gibson, of the Usage agency, has sent
to the Cheyenne agency one hundred cavalry,
and with this support expects TO force the
Indians into submission. These Indians.
who are opposed TO GibsOn's late action have
ordered him TO remove all goods off the res
eryatiOn,
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Hartranft's Majority Estimated at

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. The Eueling TEL
e9r0gh publishes the ward returns of this
city up to 10 a. M. showing n majority OF
that his majority will be 90 900. or a gain of
about 900 over the vote of last year.
INote.-All gains sent hence tonight will
he based on the election of 1874 when Latta
dem, was elected Lieutenant governor of the
state by G1g majorityl
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st. LOUIS, Nov. 2-Calvin Littledeld. of
New York, M ID q bill In equity in the e. s..
Circuit Corrt against the Atlantic and
Pacinc RAJ Dad Company, asking that a
receiver for the road be appointed. The
petition " II not be resisted.
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SPAIN AFRAID OF YELLOW FEvER-Tne
Treasury Department has been officially no
titled that by royal order of the Spanish
government all vessels leaving New Orleans
after the list of September are declared foul,
(tne yellow fever existing there,) aud will be
subjected to quarantine Oh entering any
Spani SD pOrt.
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A sUBTERRANKAN FoREsr-The disco
cry OF a subterranean forest just below 4, ,
surface OF the bed a the Thames river fs a :
tracing good deal Of attention in Euelan
The OAK, the alder, and the willow Are the
principal trees found. These retain their
vegetable character, but other signs sho "
that the forest belongs 10 the period Of the
elk and the red deer IN the south OF England.
A TKxAs TowN on FIRE.-Fire At saer-
man, Texas, last night destroyed three
blocks In the business portion OF the town.
At 3 o'csock the telegraph manager reportsd
that the IRE had nearly reaefnsd his o0ce.
and he was preparing 20 move. Ths wins
are now down On eooh side. IL y supposed
the ONCE IN burned.
H. c. BowEN's suits Tor ubel sgatnst the
Eagle and Thos. Kiusella for o1o8ooo 0nch
and against Jas McDermoee ~ e500.O0o.
have been set down for trial On Novomber 8.
In the Brooklyn city court
~Wiliiam White, IN operative az Or.
mopds paper mill. Atlanta, Ia, w. css>sht
in the shafttnes and had his brains das6ed
out against The ground.
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A RUN on THE SAN FRANCISCO GOLD
BANK.-The National Gold Bank and Trust
Company in San Francisco, did not open
yesterday morning. A crowd assembled be-
fore the opening hour with every indicatio
OF continuance of the run, and the officers,
as q measure of safety. refused TO paw the
cheeks The officers vouchsafe hut little in
formation. Ii is claimed that the bank can
pay everything In full, and will resume as
soon as possible, but intimating no DE- te.
The bank has been considered weak since
the failure OF the Bank OF California; paying
their small depOsitOrs only i'm full, and OBJ
no apparent excitement at other banks.
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ReiIreaa Tickees Coed Dot

BosroN, Nov. 2-The Eastern RaiIrSad
company Ma mulcted In STA DAMAGES at
Portland yesterday for refusing 20 reoefve
tickets issued for passage in the opposite
direction TO which passengers were uavel-
Ing.
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FRIGHTFUL BOILER EXPLOSION. The
explosion of the boiler of q locomotive at
tached to gravel train on the New Jersey
division of the Lehigh Valley Railroad near
Found Brook, yesterday, killed Thos. Copper
engineer; Abraham King. brakeman, also a
second brakeman, and injured about twenty
five laborers. two OF whom died subsequently,
1t is thought several more will die. COper
the engineer, 1t is stated, was blown a thou.
sand feet from the locomotive, and his body
was horribly mangled. The locomotive is
said to have been q new one
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COST OF INLAND MAIL TRANsPoRTA-
TIoN.-During the month of october last the
cost of inland mail transportation, including
service by railroad, steamboat, and in other
ways, and the expense of mail messenger
service, was Increased In the sum OF Sf7 $40
80, and decreased in the sum of 80, 4O2 CT
making het decrease of s3i, 5,6.3j for the
month. During the first four months of the
present fiscal year the actual increase la the
cost of inland mail transportation was Sl5J,-
1.hI2, or at the rate of S466. 1f2 IL per annum.
The increase for number of years past las
amounted 10 from 81 200 600 TO 81 800, 900 an
nually.
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THE British Quarterly RerielU for October
(Scott Publishing Company reprint). re-
ceived from Warren Choate 4 Co., has
amongst its articles OF current interest, one
on Modern Necromancy," in which it is
neld, "that while there is ample testimony
as TO the occurrence of phenomena iuexpli-
picable according 10 the generas order AMI
limitation of organic life, the study of these
phenomena has not advanced a single step
hey ond the e. tablishInent Of their objective
reality" that its study is attended with dis
advantage and danger, and with results that
are absolutely unreliable, and that modern
spirtuaiism is identical with ancient necro-
NANCY.
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doctor sitting on the porch of the pretty little
cottage. He looked tolerably strong, and
arose 70 welcome DIR. Carter and myself The
sunburning OF the st. Lawrence last sum-
mer, and OF the Floridas last win ter, as we'll
as the effects Of the sun of this su miner, had
brOn8ed the doctor very much. His voice
was little feeble, on account of laryngeal
trouble; but he was, In every way, stronger
and better than when saw him a few months
before in Louisville. His general appearance,
In fact, was nearly as favorable as IL was
last summer, when we spent q month to-
gether at the Thousand Islands and on the
st. Lawrence. The doctor, Notwithstanding
his long illness, is cheerful, and, when alone,
is constantly reading. He is as pleasantly
situated here in this cottage, and as com
Portable, rs 1t IL possible for him to be any
where. His brother IL genial, pleasant gem
tleman, and IL greatly devoted to the doctor
and IL particularly efficient In re ndering him
those little attentions which add 20 much to
comfort, and which relieve the monotOny OF
invalid life The doctor spends the greater
part Of each fair day I'm the open air. He
has q cot which can readily be moved about
under the shade OF the nne old forest trees,
which have been preserved, and stand imme.
diately in front Of the door. Occasionally he
takes Q ride on horseback over the farm.
This exercise, with the good n0urishment
and the quiet life he 10 leading, has G1eatly
improved his strength. He contemplates
spending few weeks 1t Crab Orchard, or
some other convenient and pleasant resort
hoping that . change Of scene, diet, AIR, &c,
will act a. q tonic, and further benefit him.
IL was .GTaufytpg 70 Witness the evidences
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MARY
Bloody Fig hts fn Baltimore.
PENNSYI.VANIA.
All Quiet I'm Phfla0el uhla-

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. The election is
passing off quietly. not a single row having
as yet been reported at police headquarters
The weather is delightful, aud a very heavy
vote is being rolled.
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MASSACliCSETrS.
a LIGHT VssHA
WISCONSIN,
Hen the Retmrma wfll he n ~do ~

MILWAUKEE, Nov. The election for
governor and other state officers and mem
bers OF the legislature is proceeding i'm this
slate to-day. Returns this evening will be
compared with the vote two years ago, when
the democrats and reformers carried the
state by $1,000 majority.
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~REMOvAL
81 VINGS BANK,
. southeast corner Virginia av. and ~ street,
has removed to the northeast corner of ~ aud
oct4-lm r. A. BOSWELL, Treasnrer
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FOURTH AUDITORS REPORr.-Thea annual
report OF Judge Tabor, Fourth Auditor of
the Treasury department, shows that during
the last fiscal year paymasters' accounts, in
vOlvtng the sum Of s19, 23O, 47625, were al
Justed; navy paymasters' and Individual &C
counts, In which the sum of S22 ,s79 ,322 SO was
involved; prize claims, amounting To
amounting to S2i3, 561 in the aggregate, and
navy pension accounts, involving the SD IN
OF $3.50 80; pay acquisitions, amounting to
$50, iSs, 5000, and funding reauisitions,
amounting to 1867 ,42s were entered. Re,
ports were made in $40 pension cases, ~
bounty land cases and upon applications
for admission into the United States Naval
Asylum.
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Fox Ahead Of Norrtssev

NEW YORK, Nov. Cornell, chairman O
the republican state committee, saws All hi.
advices To this hour show a heavy repub
lican vote and indicate the election of IN,
republican state ticket and anti-Tammany
cCu'.fy ticket
, 1875-07-24
THE ILLINOIS EtbDHAf}6.

DECATUR Ill, July ga party Of old miners
yesterday visited Tho recont'y-daeorcted gold
fella tcnr this city, and, after prospecting In
different places along tho stream, pan OF dirt
VIA taken cut Of Dutch 0uloh, whshtd, md
found 10 contain from 30 to 90 csuts' worth OF
tho shining yellow metal. Some Of tho party,
not feeling shtisfled, and fearing that trick Of
somo 1ort had been perpetrased. procured a1-
other pn Of dirt this time taking It OF the top.
which wae wsahod aud found to oont&in from 5
to to ! eenss, vor.h. Ih's LAST pan was rsonouncod
lowed mining In California, u being rich enough
in gold 10 phy vol for mining. eithar gu = large
or small scale.
Tho lateak rerort today IL that gold has been
found on tho land belonging to Df. i, n. ulis,
adjoining that Of Mr. Kenler. a specimen
fohnd horo waa brought to the city to-day, and
We learn that 1t atood the teHt applied 10 II,
Further developments vii be awaited With greai
Interest,". Mr, Keplcr has refused $1,000 pc,
kcre for hiB 30 Acres Of land.
, 1875-07-24

Tho domestic o1peEionoe OF A. J. Stevenson,
the California millionaire who died : few days
ago. 10 typical Of the experience Of large class
Of the carly pioneers. About the year 1858 or
1850 tsayB a San Francisco paper), stoyeueon
was married to niece OF Col. Chambers, who
kept the FL Dorado saloon. Tho wodding COM
pact partook largely Of the nature OF . bargain
wlshes ware but an Insignificant lao
gethsr tor y shors time, ,lurlne
which tho lady furnished = toothsome scandal
by her 1rtaton with the aou Of 4 prominent
Guided ihe entsrtInn,sns by elopius With No
Neil. the agent ct Wells, Fargo d Co., At bacra-
tnento. Ono OF the most striking claractosistics
of the old man Was his weAkneas for tho othcr
Ee1, which hi retained to the last, aud which lad
tho author Of "Gll 1.Aa' eyor penned OF Span
iah cout!er over dreamed Of. Dne at the most
ramarkAblo OF these was the case Of Mlsa NO.
Donald, who camo lloto some yeara ago from
followed By bold attempt to Abduos her carly
ono ovouing. The enterprise succeeded 80 far
as getting hor into carriage and conduct
ing her into tho suburbs. But she finally
sas succeeded a. IN poRg getting Tue ,.s re ct her
her screams. Tho carriage was crossing tho
Dronnan street bridge, ovaE Mission Crock WHOM
her RbductcEs, ona Of whom wah pevine, "tha
Chtckon, hfkerWar1a hung for murder, nadinE
that people wcfo approaching, stopped aud
hurlod hcr into tho wAter aud tluEriadly drove
Of. Tho lido being out tho woman was res-
oued, Assistance wAs near At hand. Circunl-
stances pointed 10 strongly to Stevenson ns tho
instigator of the crime that ho was arrested and
trlod for It, but escaped conviction.
Aado from the Characteristic jnAt AllnleI to-
hiH most marked peouliarity wsa his prids and
Noatnesa or attiro. 1Io Wa rolIgiously exact
in his wearing apparel ITo worn mono bat the
mont inoptoaehAble broalcloth, with while vest
aud clerical tic. adjusted with mathematical pro-
c|Ron. Affected plnk-tinted gloves, aud the most
immaculate ahfrt-hosomB. and spent hours
befors bis mirror before appearing On the
street. His toile& WA = study, aud An exact
seience to him. Aspeek on bis clothes or .
minute diaatrtngenlans Of his necktie Of Shoe
how would drive him frantic for half ; dsv.
TO tho apothechrIea he wAB \ bouanza- LII
the wild struggle OF old .age. to ward of
the trAoes of time, ho became marvel
Of cosmetics and I miracle Of porfumery.
No ancient betto aver fortified her fading
beauty With thinker coat Of paint and powder,
nor laid II 90 moro atudiousIy. I1is onamelsi
fAco aud raven locks were daily provocative oi
sm!!ee from grown :.peorts and open derisfon
from Irrevarant you'll In tho thin dlsRuise Of
youth no totlarsd on tho vorss Of Arse-scoro
and ten. lingering on tho shores Of timo, like tho
lass representative OF lone-depArted and for
gottan aynAatJ OF dAndies.
, 1875-07-24

Pattfcks DAY. Th6 better rlasa of hornhh
tnhoilc cluko1m WI opsefvo tnHt !. - o1!T Men
~ .noit pe,huaHtpn Hno arc Huu'S y t"'n phsun',
.A1.taS .a.sS In! r, rn,I ~, ,snes. .I.a e, mAen a.
ssnHnn" eosL "li'cn lneHItes n'n"t 'snoIsnt anu
s.',ies .i.. npnIn ueaIsn t4at ~. noao 10 ", VI
..aa .as.et suss snolAa ena !awlGnh me!neota ~
~ es.,. .t,... ~. y, s.t1,., nt o
t.a ao'a snsu ~ 'tl-oo.'l'sinneu s!t,"en "nose
tnsnn inn.Ni, ous's' W % so1mssty pfokon'~to'pE'
"t'"'s'
Whether DonAlda1n turn mp slirs thta time OF
not will mako ANAL dinctence 70 the world,
Which llaa RtoHn rathor tired OF hfs anttca, II not
OF him btu wt shotlld DO glad II, IN sotho way.
tue foolish npors Ia which he and fow otneta
dellaht eonid be brought to an And. Dalloonin9
a"n as. us'. u eons.uefn.o uso 10 aoonunc opsos'
f,inFsd Il Ia ao1r,o tir1h,son hnt thnro "a ,le.
tlate, ia usBru!neaA e,p3s, md batloontng. ~ =
{'ahtamo OF 10 clrous performance. In altogether
W ~ dangerous 10 DO Observation-Disclosures
Senator HtoThnsoh. Of Kentucky, mado 4
snncth recsuty At f,ot,lsvttte knl strat1led The
iene>n nm tt,r t,rra+cv ,,..,in, ~, @h,a .}r,a5nr
.en,,.,,. 49, iu.os'on ;" ~" .
'A"eh'' "ne "or" upon VIC Hnffnney s1lo
km dono. MY early political teaching hAs tauahf
mo to bellows that Al1c only currency Of tho Cou.
slikutjon In that bsxad noou potd and ,iltor. I
Il. ~ ,,o;.1,o H., ..et ~ -. n.., ..a,.. -,
-... uuoN ~, y "' 'os'n =, oPs'e"o' "'uh"' ~
eonIact tt'e eaFFonoy OF hastetl spceay le-
sumption At tho expense OF tho busihesg Of tlia
country. | have nevet favored tie psoacnt sys-
tBsn Of National Banks. / think ii etppnslto
and ulIw,eo, would coutIne sEe cironIstiDr To
, 1875-07-24
CURRENT t)prN1uH,

Northaro Is No help for. Mr. Thurman he has
qpAiled In the hour of tsal, sunk the statesman
iu tllp subaeryient politician, and hlA portrait
turns to tho wall hencefofth.- h.-1ostoa Globe.
The Cincinnati Times would not have Chicago
Too proud until the clolcra season IL past. Il
Rays, In response to The TnmuNE'a cheerful
proEnostications: "EIow about that ftvor of
yours, with it, green covering on To which tbs
unwary COW strayst Huppoaing It TO be grass, aud
thea ssnks slowly out Of sight,
1t begins to look "a II Tue ourronoy question
would after al bs tho ono aboat which parties
r,uat roorgani2o. II Is certainly the uppsrmoss
one II present In national politics and In tho
general prbllc thought: Moro lossers about 1t
jaot t,-we hAd Aimoss said than on Rllssother sub-
1ecta combined, tho Bsochar Trial lncludad.-
Ne.o York Tribune.
Another motor was utnoarthsd b, reporter Of
TIM CnItAoo tribune last Tuesday, bnt, cou-
trary to tho custom usuAl anong inventors, and
In direct opposition TO The example, Of OF Keely,
ths person who wss constructing It wouldn't sE-
plain, wouldn't intimate, Rnd wuu!dut do any
Thing expected OF him. Tho elAncaa are that ho
IL tstas leas 49, = h!tneug than tue fest OF them.
Haven't we had about enongh Of balloontpgf :
II IL practically good for nothing, and II IL I'd.
1DlktG1 Lu&k 0fHA tA9 huEGtA&1ul F0HLuE96 Vl l6U
like Wise aud Donaldson add nothing to ths
hope Of t}svtsing soms seusfblo method Of aerial
looomotiou, whlls their oalantttes arc hsrrowing
10 read Of, and ezs ~ imposition Of sympa4hstld
suffering upos, . public who haze enough to
worry over without having to be 1rested BY
dlghsy sools and tho fesults Of their folly
Hartford ,Coutunt
ssaator Thuxnsn Ahors undas Ibis dissdv&n-
| tass ~ compared with A'Isn aud Cary. that
| whereas their contradictions end seoosralnga
touch only. reasate aud balf-forgotten records,
he Ia = hard-money msn Of to-day who ID called
on to speak IN favor Of = 7ag-money platform.
That Mr. Thutsnau appreciated tho 'dinionltes
Of his situation may bs inferred from his haying
! given hipaal{ hva Tong weeks In which tn look
ths matter over haloro committing himself.-bf.
| Lout& Iiobs- -UsaHoerdj.
Tho parade Of toreign-born citizens TO cole.
! bfatA wholly foreign and local eventa seems. ~
ks aid. foolish, But We hope shs Irish 0raDgs'
mad in AmesiaA will svaryshars psrkde on ehis
asY sqd sstobssta tAs bssts Of ~ Noyps ansll
tAsx can do solas Gan4uilly 4M - much Of
bourne Il ths Elsh Catholics parade on st.