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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-22
HERMAN ROSCHEN < BRO -

HERMAN BOSCHEN & BRO. .
Ill Their, successors to JOHN II -
BOsCHEH q Son, Manufacturers and De,I.,,1 -
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, AND ya1tsre
Elegant SCHOOL-SHOES for misses and hoy.."'
Genllemens, B9ys' , T,.a Iou;hs' nns CALF and
Ladies'. Misses, and Childrens Button ,nsr,
Boots; Trunks, Valises. and Satchei, at rs;o
prices; Rubber Oyershoes OF every description q.
very low prices; custom hanG-wcrk nada n 49,, :.
and guaranteed to ft Repairing neatly and nror
ly done. Mr.. John II. Roschen will Dc pl.nsed "
attend to the wants of his older patron, In the c
tom department.. ' eNs'
HERMAN BOSCHEN & BROTHER
ia ID Nos BOG and 5ll Broad strss,
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Is VIRGINIA BANKRUPT ?-Under this head.
ing writer in the Richmond Dispatch, who
signs himself" B. T. j." doubtless General
Bradley T. Johnson, furnishes some Stats.
tics which throw considerable light upon the
true condition of Virginia, and which will
be useful in settling that much.yeXed ques-
ton the public debt. 1t will be seen that
there is little foundation for the gloomy
view of our situation taken on all occasions
by Governor Kemper. 1t will be we'll for
the thoughtful and honest people of the
State to ponder the facts and figures pre-
sented below, that it may be seen whether
there is not some escape from our difficulties
short of open reputation. The signs from
Richmond indicate that that hydra headed
monster has raised his horrid front in the
Legislature, and unless public opinion checks
the tendencies that body may shortly do
something chat will disgrace this old Com
once and forever. But without
further comment at present we present the
following extracts from the Dispatch coma
ytherille Enterprise.
Here follows part Of B. 7. J.'s article.]
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SEINE.TH READ, &c
GENE THREAD.
ALL QUALITIES

ALL QUALITIES
anu all Nos.
IRISH AND GERMAN LINEN STURGEON
TWINES, SEINE-CORKs, AND CORK-WoOD
will be sold at less than they can be imported Ior
Patent and soft SEISE.TWISES. all Nos. :, SEINE
LINES oil Sizes for sale nj less than factory prices
All kinds or HAUL and DRIFT-sEISES and STAKE
l.. LICHTESSTEIS,
Importer of Seine-Thread,
JAG 1905 aud l707 Franklin street.
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NJ ELEGANT CROCHET BEADED
BAGS, with belts attached, at So 80. So, ana
$3.50, which is just onehalf Of the original cost
BEAD PRINCES and GIMPS at closing out
prices;
BUGLES at sc. per bunch
BALL FRINGE at Acc. per yard at
LEVY BROTHERS..
CLARK's and COATs'S SPOOL-COTTON zoe.
per dozen. il IN
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rIGN OF THE RED FLAG.

o. IUN VT 2 L1E IT'D T LhI.-IIen.x
~ tIemen's French Calf Congress CATER, H.
70. so worth IS: Gentlemen's ane Calf Alexis. a
quality Alexis only s4.5J worth sB; line CsJS
Boots (sewedl only s5 worth So; Ladies French
Kid Buttoned Boots, SO cheap al So; Ladies peSD
ble Goat, $2.75 worth 81: Misses Hign-iu, sexa,
Shoes, 1925; Mems Arctic Uyershoes. y Is. All
other goods at reduced prices. Cali 4. the Old
established cheap store Of ". GOLDEN,
ia l4-lm 1923 Main street
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MINCE.AEATA-

NO THE TRADE.-ATMORE'S MlNCh-
uEAT-J offer to the trade, as agent for Inc
manufacturer and 1t bis prices, 5000 ponras I'D y
ATMoRE's MrNcE. MEAT. pat ap w Sarre,s - ID
barrels buckets. cans, and Jars; All VINO nav Ia
II 10 warrant IL 70 keep twelve months blaS~ W.
cltron, curranls, rais.ns, and spaces feaas i Ike
and no fear OF Its turning sour OF rmf ,,,,piy
Yourselves AZ l.. y. poSs ~. -,re.,
no % lziS 'ls.1
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supplies of lurpentiDe; aud The Niger 10
sitting ON the ss.esy.valye.' IL Is no fault OF
his. poorr fellow;;sb but there he Ia, and there
be is.iikely to s'aysuntil theexplosion." III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-22

The Legislature has as much right 10
postpone the election of county officers tor
four wears rs for two.
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no CHANGE BUSINESS WILL
4 sell from this day my entire stock ofxsG3
BOOTS, SHOES, and TRUNKS at prime cost
intending to go exclusively Into the wholesale
trade my friends and patrons will iud II 10 their
advantage 10 purchase from me. by stock Is now
full and we'll assorted HENRY GUSsT
l3.2w No. 1913 Main street,
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REASONABLE GOODs.-Just re-s
~, ceived, LADIES' KID and GOAT BuT-HA
TON-BUUTS, 81 SSES' GOAT BALAU.k
RAILS, CHlLDREN'5 GOAT BALMORALS.GES
TLEMEA'S DRESS BOOISan CATERS, sutl.
BILE for party occasions; ali seasonahe and nne
goods Also, a full supply Of OVERSUOES
JOHN c. PAGE, DR., 900 Main, between Antn
and Tenth streets
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A LARGE AND ENTIRELY-a-
:; - = ;, NEW STOCK Of BOOTS SHOES H#i
4 d y a >, NALlSES, SATCHgLSYHS
STKApS. OVER-GATrERS, and RUE
BEE BOOTS and SHOES. just opened at
). A. GRiGG'S. I enth and Mot,
Call and examine my WALKING sEnl naln.
and CLOTH CATERS, for ladies', a. 81, SOL oA
ta2O-3m
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.


NEW BROKERAGE AND COMMITS
~ SION HUUSE.-I have taken All Office at No.
1911 Cary street for the purpose of conducting
GENERAL BROKERAGE AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS. A mercantile experience or many
wears warrants the belief that can do justice TO my
patrons respectfully solicit the favorable consid-
cru lion Of the public
FRANK W. CHAMBERLAYNE,
talS3w late OF Chamberlayne 4 Jones.
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nON'T PAY IS FOR A GAL. ~1
~ TER when you can buy city-msde sS
one for 81. Don'tpay 81 for snoe when YOU can
buy one for 30. This Is true; Ii You don't believe
IT, 20 to The factory els Broad street between Sec
ond aud Third. Nothing but city-made good, sold.
Every pair warranted. BOOTS FOOTED TO Or
hFR FOR ONLY kH. So
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THOMPSON BROW,
IL Real Esta,e Agent and Arcltoheef. ha'a.ss
removed TO The office No. ill3 Saln ssree.. a.
ioipiug the new state Bank building, uhereoy 90.
Nv increasing my facilities tor csnaucting the ic
estate business In all It's branches, take thls 90
sion TO return my thanks To the public lor tnc
liberal patronage bestowed upon me, ana pr n,.I
renewed efforts and faithful atsehtiea ~ ~
ness committed 10 my care. ,n,Ss in
la am also prepared 10 NEGOTIATE LOANS Il"
real estate and all other Securities. ,o,yS
J.THUMPsON HkOHN,
Real Estate Agent and Auenonsei',
ta1a.6s No. lll3, next 70 sCate bapN
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REMOVALS..


d ENJOY AL.
sHANKS, BARRETT & WILSON,
PLUMBERS, TIMERS. GAS AND STEAM
tITTERS,
having taken possession OF the large and ccmsh''
dious store
1906 MAIN STREET,
BETWEEN TWELFTH AND IHlRIEESln,
would respectfully Invite the special attspuoh "
their customers and the public IN general 70 IocH
large and well. assorted stock OF stoves, kans's'
State Nantes, Gas Chandeliers, Gas. Fixtures: ny
drsulic Rams, Pumps, Hydrants. BATH abs asTi
Closets, Baths, Showers. and every variety OF iIh
ware and Housefurnishipg Goods, TIN aud Sow
Material, Suffering, SpoultDg, Lead Iron anc iei'N
Gotta Pipes, &C., &C., wholesale ana ret'l. ~,
Particular attention given to Plumbing pS -. apr
SteamEiltiug, Culvert!rg, and Tim RoonHs ID ""''
various brancnes. Please give US cali COW
= sHANKS, BARRETT WILSoS.
1000 Main street between Twelfth and ThirtefG''
@@oo ' .as ptnnmond "a Ia 20-lm
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QUESTION: Where can | buy Av1
" good SHOES for mysalf or chill c3
dreu at low Hgures, but made ef good natrrItr?
Answer: At the factory No. 2lo Broad street,
between Second and THIRD, where nothing but city.
made goods are sold.
BOOTS footed TO order for only SO. sel5
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CtALLaaND EXAMTyE 01,n

~ large stock cf Button and Israr-685
hhd, Goat, and Morocco Boots for 49, %
aud children. all widths and sizes extrs e.. Misses
Lssting and Fe1ed BalmoraIs Phi aSc psia iaass'
for old ladies'; boys and youtDs' e,.tr, a. Saeri
and BatInorals: ladies' and gen,Iemsn,s sSsitss
Oyershoes and Arciics Trunks SaicbeIs an'oDtr
fine hand-sewed Boots and 6aite,s for aaEnneIors
all guaranteed. Also, gentIrmen's fine m,rtF zen
sewed Caters and Bslmorals 80. so To- ss 'acpa.-
WlNGO, ELLET"P & CRuNp
ia u 1908 Main So.
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hGuFS. BH0Rs =.

~ csB5hT's FINE =; SHOES FOR ;1jI,..-
fine hand: served KID CONGRFsS GArr rs u
and BALm0RALS; Ladies' fine lasiina sA
ia, ssalm1ras. ph,adeipha make, at $3.50 rn Fox
hand.sewed Calf Boots and Co,iares, { .i, me Of
SentiemeD, Boys. and Youths. T,P. " Ns fnr
L0RfS. Fourth and Broad streets - " TAY-
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Great reduction in prices, and rush for the
BARGAINS AT WILLIAM THALHlAlER'S,
COL Broad street, corner OF Sixth street, as they
have been engaged the past week In marking down
the entire stock Of
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On motion of Mr.. ALLAN Senate bill tc
INCORPORATE the British Association OF fir'
GINA was taken up, and passed with its
, 1875-09-22

TUE uklhE Ios{h4 4HfAF&.
PARIS, Hopt. 9L-T4e CEanch Goycrnnont has
aos,hed Switzerland that tue peuviaioas u tue
Uoruo Postal Union relative to communication
with G1e,t Britain through G!Apce may ~ lhto
e.toct immediately. Tae Freuoh doyesuusns
viii NUKE. bufuso lilo lpt Of Janua,y 1oxt, tho
sau.a Concession respecting COMMUNICATIONS
with Anerlca. --..........
AbLQCEBr TO TIE CATHOLIC UNunoH.
r4pls, eups. 4.--A VI eat aennHtlan hAA hoen
treated q. bochun BY Herr lscpb M.scs, inal4-
agur OF b m,uius uud htevl conpany, lastuH be-
aua4t"ad nta ioEtuus VI @l,01ptu0o 10 tls Uatho-
lie Church. Nla widow IL alluWoA Afo lIEoraat
n tho 1ope1ty, uud OH bet doat& it II TO EAsa to
itt.susn cathuu Hl.hopli1 tue 1sYtnuuA Of
NhicA axa uuaet ecqlcsiuHtIcpl management.
lnuerboln las tue Preference, but this hla III
u pIosent under uay0lu,ueut management,
sud. II II contlAues III this pualtion 1t tha sine
tla reylslun Ias III. II will lo4a li4e ba4ueat.
Munster viii stand tha aeCoud cbnncs. and
Cologne ths third. Ia lIo a,eut Ut tha revenues
Of ,lleBs uiucasts heiug lulet aecuIar Inal,Ggo-
meut, MscAllu IL tu hasv tAs uonsy, aud. 4hu4ld
lnshiiu he disqualified, Westminster htxnla last
IN thu as. kk.iluB al tAa he.,s. tue property IL
to Essott to the H!sbup nl talusburn aud hIa
sucoe personally. tAa inttreat u ha dayotel
BY lbeIn ta the pusI'oees ot the Nou,tarua auu
btrYstiua UnIous. The near telaayea uf the
tA4tstur. aons uf t1tpl nosly AUD uyeu upor,
As VI coufse. DO !ltlls disappointed II ahis dlh~
puai.lpn Of tue PROPERTY:
, 1875-09-22
hrft victims OF Tin ftaula1er,: purpose they ara

seeking tu accomplish. ~
Finally. tl,ern lh casa who rcallv think M,
paper circulation, though yaring ffnm ii 10 il
Ior cent below par, to l'o The bchl CURRENCY in
TIM world" and wl,o honestly bnliove that tbo
coantrY uanta ho benefited by having moro o;
1t. 1'us my respect for tile intelligence ,f nv
countrynon compclb mo to lhtnx that thor sra
comparatively faw iu number.
0nr prosperity and onr good faith aro ncl
alone conc1rpoh Id the sstto,acnt Of thta ars.
ton. Il tdxulvaa our eoputs.lon before i'm
clyilizad W6tI0 !; and tho Judgment of al COIN.
toiea IL ss2trd TO II is NO ~el established thu
tho fatHo son which tho infattoniAts arc t,rpinu
ns to taku would DO far more likely to be nscrl.
nj to 4 want Of Integrity thnn 10 want Of
knowiet!ge. ] An, dear a,r, very trnly yo1,,n,
JouS A. Dtx
Tho lion, NEYsnpY JouNguy
, 1875-09-22
ASIA,

Dx1Ltx, Sept. 4l.-A4sless tfqp ". psts.s.
bn1K anuuppoa .4at ths Nas&.Ap Gen. Kaanwsu
occupied kAoksna au lAe lob Of tho present
month without rssstance. Tbs Rsestss per.iou
Ut tho KusAan sgoopa remained 10 fortified
camp ou,s,as. II! The Nussian psiaQha1t hass
bert dsln e1s4 oyes " Gun. ksuupap,. sna tic
6u.u 4as accepted Ill The coua!4ons Ut psaea.
kHpkAkA
Brhllx. sspt, s.--Ihe Khaasts nf Khokspst.
~Lleh u shout 10 b occupied by Tho }tlsasas,
bss population OF 7o0, ,0Q0 suuIs. who hays lat,
.Arly p4ld auo, VU0 SQu1les ysaf lpd = tlLuss Of
W UuD, ,uGD cwsspt cufu to thejE ruler. VI the
evn lIgss& to~vs of thL yoEy fatt1!a coualEy,
khouAuJ hsA GU, QUO and hA.nsugan 70. o0u ,nEab-
atAul& 1ks To1a vt AhQA&ud. - indeed tle
, 1875-09-22

BRORT1NC.
The TURF,

Lou1ayi1LE jocKEy.ci.un ssxE71sn
LOUISVILLE, ~" ssps. 2l.-sovon horse.
started to-day In tho raco for 2year-olls for thu
" "D!ue-erasa Hilkott dash threo-qu,rtors Of
milo, riay Or pay 59i caoh lilo Club to add :900,
of which Sion vss ~ GO to Becond. p]onty was shs
fasoritt. AlborHo Hccpnd, Clenio q. Third, and
Tho renlaindnr hi tho iaoIl. Tho race 1ns Won
hy: Cluaie q, 1he following Is tho summary:
fscne 1slchnrls' ch. = Clec g., BY War Dance and
wticrs' sh. t. Iy ill., Dri. .a iy los stofcr
u. v. Stewards III. I. 1cta1co, ay 0Icn Ava md
'"lsH. ..,........9::+s.". ..............-...1
r 49' Gs ns'' s. Y ,s1s, @ snS n! aros, s,
J. Cro.pa b. +. hlbos4 hy llapolvrr, taa by Kinv.
gyll; dcoree calwn|las!ers rh + t..ny. W rla,rt,
b l'h''F+ 1p''"s'is ;';AlIs3 - Witt Crosby
Tho second race, 2'niile heats for prrso Of
500. Of which e3on Vas to 10 to second horse,
moro. rho tirrt was tho fasorito in tho pools Il
tho Intse ul.ia Of r8aD to Gu. Ihe
horsos got of woll togeIher, Arizona load.
ing at sho start h1 hnf . neck,
Nh!el, kbo so!e gu t1e taE. eom'ng in tho w'u.
tho sc:ond Aeat afttt a'ltantifnl rim, III wht,h
leading:
ssms. r..nkg's b. 70. Askoas, ,.y Lexington; :,,1
Wi!liA1u, osoat eh; h. oinots years old, BY Lay
Tsptt-a:4,. 3;;'4A.
Tho third TACO, fur Eurao bf $500, dash ol
onaand bali miles, h(l agoa was beautiful,
contested by Bevet eut.nE, Tho hniHcB Htarted
very hsccIy. yanln'to Leading J.; n rock. TN,
tho seteh dashna paAt tic s1,pptatnts each to'l.
ing tio sasne place until coining dawn tic Ruhi
quarter, wlifn falrnlaJ 'waut ftfYard lrom t!.e
bunch, fandallta taaing second, and klbusn
thi1i placnI -...-
Wilkins ostng's b, Il. Fafrplay. I seara Old, BY
SirHh kiltl Crnea1.
A. b. L via br. I. yanlatc, yeaiY old, uy ,iuda,
dam bT Chlle Har,1i. ...................
a. lsnfor'la cl. f. klnnEo, : yea9s @sa, BY Hing
Jtn'e-3:Y,.'
Keone Ricar.ls br. +. K;tlr yc1rs o!tt, by Pine
thston AID Hdt1go; j. Ewisirs's Il. & H.slnlnk,
yfi,s olh, ly huetsatsA apl Il; H. DaEpaa's lr.
petors. bttint ok nu.! ka.in bcig tho f3yorltes.
THE quTsCY NEETlxtL
SrttAI D'en.tth T. TW C4,fNrn T1bnat.
Quincy. H.. Sept. 2i.-Tle attendance ht lie
Far to-day has beon fully up To aSpccsaton,
tho snces being tho great nttIac.ton. Tls
opinion ID expressed BY old tulfrnaqn that there
arc moro good racing. .hDrsna ut thiA falr than
hAs beeu aceu Mt any other nlaetipg in the West
thus Hoasnn. The trottng r4ca to-day lot
horses that nover bent thrgo minutes. threo III
five. waa won BY I4oalot. oWned bR ,doorya
Wolf. tino 2:4!, 2:43, 2:4a11, and 2:io. Tic
racing raco was won br Mulligan. t1tno 2:a5, 2:i3
aud 2:49. and tho quartcr-milo running dash bY
Iituey IIadley. timo 81 eeconsla. Iharo viii ba
souo good t:oLtlux to- morrow. but Thursday,
Friday, and Saturday will be the great. days Tor
race. Hnla Dohlo arrived hora tonight with
dcasmith Mald, st. James, anu Clenontino.
, 1875-09-22
Time. tlur. 4hrt tuu.| :. Find. :" ,Ran| It'ths'


6peefat Hispateh to TIA CAIxao T+f6uns.
1,urrAlo, N. Y, Bopt. 21.-Tie Graud [odGe
Of tie Independent Orlsr Of Good Follows Of
tbp di.te ot Now iork arq holding their apo!t
meetiug 4ege: a three daya' ges4lou vlt' %
hsl. to-day boing tho lrat. Tie moetlng u
s5s ' . I Ss Iste I t!s 81 stSat
delegates preAput,
, 1875-09-22
SHOOTING AFFHAY,

sprcta& lfara&h 70 1hs thica70 7rlaHnt.
BUFFALO. n. T., Sept. 2t.-Thia evening
tracaa occurred in q saloon oil Hudson street,
resulting III tho shooting Of Miles Swoonoy by
hard caao panipd william Lahey Three no!s
woge tirpd. pua tpok ofroot In tlla abtlumeu aud
In III" baud, but, tho pistol boinS small. tho
wounds, II la thought, viii hot provo fatal.
, 1875-09-22

sPhlsoFiELp, MsH#., Sept. 2l.-Thp cattle dis
sase las broken out in WiIb1shaui. and tho AsEa
of 2. u. aeFzek is FspIlly 1yiug ot.
|AaY3pESek. Sept. 3l.-~Thu Yp4Rs cattle Alg-
ease haa appeared IL one herd ID craustuu. Five
died.
, 1875-09-22
ITALY,


EXTINCTION OK TUE pArouH FAMILY.
PANS, bept. 6.-Thc Marquis Deuso do Oavour,
nephew OF tue famous Minister, las just died.
Tho name aud family OF Cavour hn.e TINA be.
.one extin;t. Tao Marquis was tho poascBsor
iYof his unce's papers.
, 1875-09-22

pnlsczros, III, Sept. 2l.-Oxen o'Connor,
who was brought toro on change Of vouno
from Leo County waa yesteraey touna guilty Of
tic murder Of AI:or. at Auiboy, about two yoars
ago aud sentenced tu tho punitoltiary TOR ohe
, 1875-09-22
BASE BALL,

'''' NAT|.
C1so1aNA1. Sept, -IhiadolpEiaa. 10 !. 4at-
forda, 8.
AN IOWA GAME.
.sptrfal Disrdtch Ia 1ht th,taoo tribune.
Dal3 Club arc hore, and played ga1na with M
Iowa City Club. tho champions Of Iowa. to-daT
resulting 81 to u In faYor Of tue 1oUa City Club
'''' - At Ett1N I'll. y -"
speeiat ni:t'a.h t. fho Gh'eaoo Triaune ~
champion BAse.Has. Club ot Central Illinois,
p;nyed tAo Egu niur Ctya hero to-day, rctut-
ing Is to II for Etg.n. Bath play to-morsow,
and lnrgo bots are nlhdo.
, 1875-09-22

sAx Fnsxc.sco, Sel.. N:-Ez-lta.boz Com.
missioner Matka aontepced TO- tho pan'tsntiaey
for heven years for fraud u his Office, was taken
TO Say qugntiu thjs utaqrnuop.
, 1875-09-22
ROW IN A SJREEr.CAR.

About o'clock this morning. q prominent
lawyer OF tllIa city got into onp Of the Madison
sttoct atnight csra Yith = woman Of bed T.. 70.
pute. A Third p4ssenger,; male, iuduited the
Aona1,. uron which Iii alteroaHoh spdnetl, daf'
tng which several windows pg ttle car wore bfokent
Tue conductor. No. l13. called = policeman, anu
tlo whole party Worq taken 10 the lookup.
, 1875-09-22

feet upon lls usual rioll1 Indifference. Tito
courtroom was crowded. It ia Afforded aH1-
en,n hcoue. MANY. evon tue Judge, waso stlcat-
I'd h tea'e. but nothing atenctl 70 more lim.
Tho boy llns lust pnssoh ha 15th gear.
, 1875-09-22
Russian Troops Capture Kho-
kand and Dictate q
Peace.
Tho Spanish goyernmeDt Will aqt fat Up
xiib tho Papal Suncios
0ffitiousneSs.
TURKEY.

WILL fEnyiA REMAIN KEpTnAL7
knAur1EyArz, Sort 2l.-The address adopted
bS tho skup.scbina has been sent TO Dlsrade,
llc C,ptal, wllcro It will bo officially published.
IT. full toxt Ia pJt rot known. Thsrc III osily tho
DRAFT Tint wAs submitted to lLls Skrupiscl'lpa
and this MAS adopted al sle llrst bitsing. ot tho
Derutcn voting against tho var amt lras1.g IL
tho W,sdnm OF p,iuce MIlan and his Goycrn-
n,ent the docs,on of tho question. thirty thfao
wcro tic uuul necs OF the uuyrrnnert; forty
four declared i'll fNvot Of and tlrty-eisft altst
the war. Thls however, does nut ataact Tho 10
null. The Uuyesns,cnt i,>w lIna ita hatIda ftces
aud It may he considered certain that Strvla,
for the present, at lcaAt, will uafttln nantrallty.
TIE nnsStAS uraialSu.
LosDoH, Sept. 41.-Ihe Tunes lh's morning
patlIA,cs d letter dated at vienna wlnch c:'1'-
Ia ns nnHle interesting details OF the lnsrrcct!on
1t, Nortleln Do-nln. ami Ut the lHsitlycs wbo
have taken rciuB" III Austrin- It SAYS tho calI'e
cl tho sudden failure 0t tho movement 10 attrb~
utcd to the fast that tho insurgents weIo not
p:coarcd. wcro without asIis aud amnlnnltlan
Rna a!.o that Many villages renulned passive.
Two Austrian Commissions have bean seut ~
ASCERTAIN IRON tho refugees the causes of the in
surfcclion. Tim Litter Atate that III" InrkH.
fuarl,ls TINT tue Hoi1eguylnlan iuslTscctltu
Of Villagers anh Entuo ot tho Elunt influential
men under tho p.ete4t That they wutq accona-
y ices Of hfiganls. Thirty wero thus arrested
IN ulle village md were only released npou lay-
Eellt OF lnrE9 kuln. UPON I'LL eAtehca Tett~
t,lon uf thoss oIltragss the villagers 1lta to th~
mountains With their families aud aoeks' and
prepared 10 resist. Ihe rlslnx asHuuel the
character Of rats!lation up to data a. recent
the 18th Of August but the next day tho !nsur-
geuta lied in consequence Of tho maas Of enli-
grafton which had ret IN. Tho fnAl:ives dla-
clnlmcd my connection with tho IlorzoHotian
insurgents, and declared that they norer should
have thought of ,iolng II they had nos bccn pro
vokoa.
THE EANAGEon"1EWIcs AID opRsNow1cs.
Tho invasion of Boryla by Peter karaEeorGlo'
WIGS. II such MI inyas,un il fact suggestB tl,ss
Ktlssin propoes4 to carry out her plans for tue
erection Of q 1cayouio Confederation under her
protection. Tho kalageorgiowlea family achieved
the iu4croudcuce Of srryla 1u 1al4. with the OK
cen!iou Of the pasmeut Of . limited tribute to
the Turku. 1hav were replaced by the OhroLo-
wics lainily. 10 which Prince Milan belongs. In
1904 tbs ruling princo raa murdered by rnenl-
ber Of the liarayoo1glo.NH faulty, but the
Obrenovlcs tetaihel theif snproWacy. prinoe
tllan succeeding bis father. ltassla haa Always
supported tho ka,ayeu,gievics, hnd, it is prob
abte, under her auspicoa, that Potter haa Dr.
tormned to mako rscand attenp: IN behalf
OF hia family to ubsain the throne of ha anoas-
ta.a.
, 1875-09-22

~ M 1HH9f 0f 9he EH!eIF1 511PpHf'
Cn}cAae teps, al.-The TIMES " this ,AnrA-
lug. 1tfstslug to tue cslI Of Mr. Moody to CHI
caso BY sl1ty-Ase c!orgyu,eu, calls s!r. Moody
sensational MouutebauR, aud AYer4 that tho call