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Z. BringhurBt Co. have re.oneued their M,,oro,
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Tine New city Council.

By Tho election of Tuesday, tho Democrats
viii have majority OF one in the Council. That
body will be composed as follows:
President, NJ. l.. Lichtenstein, Il.
First Ward Thomas Johuson,* H..
David lrelan, d.
Second " H. Il. McIntire," D.
Il. II. Taylor, d.
Third g August Bckta,* d.
JAS. McGlinclIev D.
Fourth " Jas. p. Hayes d.
Lewis Paynter, ID.
Fifth " VIM. Canby,t Il.
DR.. Obed Bailey, Il.
Sixth - VIM McAenamu,+ d.
Jos. X. Adams, Il.
seventh " VIM. NJ Canby,* Ind. Il,
John Jones, Il.
Eighth /" H. W. Downing II
q. Il. Underwood, H.
Ninth " Martin Farrell d.
Christian FeDiger, h.
Tenth " Lewis p. Lynch,tD.
Thomas Ford, ID.
=, "'0'''' ''....'s''' IL
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independent Republican. .................. |
Holding over from last year.
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| 1880 Tons, CAPT. REED,
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FOR PROVIDENCE, BOSTON, ETC,
The steamship Albemcrle commencing Anopst
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uruay at =. NJ. for Providence landing fruit there
on sun lby night making connections for BOston
cities ~ '''A
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. Additional steamers will be run to New York and
Providence rs needed. ~
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An i.llOri,,s,ns Vote.

The vote on Tuesday was by far the largest owe,
cast at city election. We present hero tho to-
tails for several years past, rs follows;
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Mrs Fosters IsoAc ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
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Married women are not permitted to teach
school in Buffalo. WYNN
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Bayard Taylor is at his home, near Kenneth
Square. His poem in memory of Goethe, read
at The celebration in honor OF that poet, in New
York, on Saturday evening, is highly praised by
tho Philadelphia Bulletin. That paper says
Mr.. Taylor is at the age when the intellectual
and imaginative faculties are in perfection, and
his heart has worked along with his brains
in his tribute to Goethe
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DISAPPOINTMENT AT THE ''onIo" FAILURE @ ooI
PRICES IN WESTERN MARKET5-DErrER NEW
YORK RETURNS.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-09-09

HOWARD NJ. JENKINS, WILMER ATKINSON
FRANCIS c. FERRIS.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-01-21
VARIETIES.

A Covington, KY, man died, and
tbey put him on ice, but he awoke
in the night and yelled out, "Why
don't you put some more wood in
that stove?"
The wave on which many poor
fellow has been carried away is the
wave of a lace-cdged cambria hand
kerchief.
Editing a paper is like carrying an
umbrella on winday. Everybody
thinks he could manage it better than
the one who has hold of the handle.
A lady teacher inquired of the
members of a class of juveniles if
any of them could name the four
seasons. Instantly the chubby hand
of five year old was raised, and
promptly came the answer, "Pepper
salt, vinegar and mustard"
A pensive young man sang most
pathetically at an amateur concert,
"Where are the friends of my child
hood?' Before he retired from the
side of the accompanist at the piano,
he heard friend say quite furiously
to a lady sitting by his side, +" The
friends of his childhood are proba-
bly, in lunatic asylum if they list
ened much to such singer"
One of our exchanges tells us that
AIRS. Lemon, who has been styled
the handsomest woman in the Treas
ury at Washington, has married a
Mr.. McCuny, said to be a young
man of fine position and good fam
ily." How sad it is, and what
commentary on the demoralizing in
huences of Washington society, that
"a young man of fine position and
good family" should come to be
mere elemon-squeezer.
A gentleman said to his gardener:
"George, the time will come when a
man will be able to carry the ma
nure of an acre of land in one of his
waistcoat pockets. To which the
gardener replied: ~ believe it, sir;
but he will be able. TO carry all the
crop in the other"
Corpuleut old lady-"I should like
a ticket for the train" Booking
clerk (who thinks he will make
joke)-"Yes; will you go in the pas
senger train or cattle train?" Old
iady-"Well, if you are specimen
of what shall experience in the pas
senger train, give me ticket for the
cattle train by all MEANS"
"Everything goes wrong,' says an
Illinois farmer, wiping his eyes.
"The grasshoppers cum, the hired
man broke his leg, wife died, the
barn burned, and I've rid for three
days and can't find woman who
wants to marry"
Jenny June got hat that turned
up on one side, and her husband
criticised it so severely that she wore
her old bonnet when she went to
see the Sphinx, and 10! it was the
only one there Everybody had on
a new hat, and every one had it tur-
ned up high on the side. Said her
husband, "Good heavens! have all
the women gone crazy" eyes," re-
piled she, meekly, sand why can't I
go crazy, too?" "My DEAR" said he,
"you may; it would be ridiculous to
be the only sensible woman in the
world"
An English girl laughs at the idea
that woman cannot live comforta-
bly, with her mother-in-law, and ad-
vertises for some good looking
young fellow to give her a chance to
try the experiment.
A German Prince commanded q
Yankee to leave his domain in three
days. 81 can do it in three quarters
OF an hour" said the Yankee.
, 1875-02-03
7 E L E G. r A M s
ST. THOMAS STATION
JAEuARY OF

Of. THOMAS CITATION
JANUARY 81.
NEW York 27.-Muscovado 21s. Sd. Dem
erara rum Is. I'd. Rentes 50. IS.
The Emperor Of China and the Archbishop
of Oashel IRE dead.
The Turkish troops have been Withdrawn
from the Frontier of Montenegro.
1t is denied that Lord Duferin will be trans
ferred to India.
Mr.. Hawkins @. 9. has declined q Lord
Justiceship.
1t has been decided to station torpedo ships
for the defence of Bermuda and Halifax.
JAN'Y 90.
New YoRK 2S.-Gold fl3.
Advices from France report that the lower
parts of Paris, especially the Passy district
are overRowed by the river Seine.
The concession to construct a submarine
tunnel between Dover and Calais has received
the sanction Of the French and English Gov
ernments.
Marshal Oanrobert, owing to his staunch
views in favor of the Empire, declines to be .
candidate for the Assembly.
Intelligence from England state that the
Marquis of Harrington declares that he does
not coincide with the views expressed by the
Right Hon. John Bright in his recent speech
at Birmingham.
The Home rulers refuse TO cooperate 10
the elections of a leader for the Liberal par
ty.
Prince Leopold's health is improving.
New YORK 29.-Pork $40 to 90. Sugar
Crystals 90. Fair to good refining ST to2
Gold 1874 to 8 Exchange 4864 to 4s7.
Consols 92ss to3 Discount 8 y cent. Rentes
frcs. 62.4O.
Intelligence from England statesthat Tenny-
son. The poet laureate has been offered a
baronetcy and Thomas Carlyle. the author
is to be presented with q Grand Cross of the
Bath. ae tetl11 te
Advices from France report that the motion
from the members of the Right in the As
, 1875-02-03
CHRISTIANSTED, ST. CROIX
WEDNESDAY, aRD 1875.

The Danish Bark "Galleon," Captain
Thomson, belonging to Langballe, Aar-
huus, Denmark, landed 4 seamen here yes
terday (Josephe Franciette, mate, and
Louis Tamponne, Cr6pinier JOS. Thomas,
Andre St. Cathrine) of the schooner
"Marie Therese," Trinite, Martinique,
owners Rosembert Barette & Co. which
latter vessel, on her voyage from Portorico
to Martinique, came in collision with the
"Galleon." When the collision occurred
the four men jumped on board the Bark.
The Captain of the " Galleon" reports that
he remained 2 hours by the schooner, but
seeing her fairly under the land of Marti-
nique, apparently all right, and the
weather being too boisterous to lower a
boat, he bore off and landed the 4 men
here, kindly furnishing them with
means to carry them to St. Thomas, in
order to hand them over to the French
Consul.
, 1875-02-03

CHURCH AND STATE.
REV. DR.. NEwMAN's DEFINITION OF II
Law OF CITIZEN OBEDIENCE.
THE GLADSTONE-MANNING
CONTROVERSY.
What the Vatican Council Said on the Duty
of Allegiance.

w nat L6 ' dlICdn NOuHCl 0dlu On Iu6 DuJy
of Allegiance.
LONDON, Jan. I3, 1875.
Rev. John II. Newman, the eminent Catholic
divine, has written a pamphlet ften chapters,
addressed to the Duke of Norfolk, in reply to
Mr.. Gladstone's famous expostulation on the
Vatican DEGREES and civil allegiance.
DIR. NEwMAN's POSITION AND ARGUMENT.
He declares Gladstone's aspersions of English
Catholics undeserved, his tone uncharitable and
his conclusions untrustworthy. The Schola
Theologi@ alone is competent to determine
Papal and synodal uttefances. 1t must be
confessed, p" he continues, that some among
us in past years have stretched truths until they
were near swapping, and have done their best
to set the house on fire, leaving others to OK
tinguish the flames. | see no inconsistency in
being a good Catholic and q good English
man.
He then draws the distinction between spiritu-
al and secular allegiance. "If, " he says.
parliament should pass an act compelling
Catholics to attend Protestant service once a week,
and the Pope should forbid them, | would obey the
Pope, not the law. If l was a soldier or sailor,
and tho Pope bid all Catholics leave the army
and navy, l would disobey him in time of
war"
The reverend father, summing up his argu-
ment, says infallibility is declared a matter of
faith in thought merely, not in actions. There
is only one oracle of God, " the Holy Church,
with the Pope as head.
The assertion thaE ne once contemplated
Joining the D6llinger party, but was prevented
by the influence of others, DR.. Newman declares
to be an unmitigated, ridiculous untruth.
Mr., Gladstone, he says, leads people to be-
lieve that T." absolute obedience . were the Pope's
words, whereas His Holiness said, Nobody
can disbelieve the duty of obedience without
much risk.
POINT OF AUTHORITY.
DR.. Newman illustrates his position by ref
erence to Alison's History ofEurope," chap
ter 35, on the conduct of Napoleon ! toward
the Papacy.
~GLADsToNE's OPINION OF DR.. NEWMAN.
The following letter appears in the Month
tLondon) for january
HAwARDEN CASTLE, CHESTER, Nov. %, 1874.
SIR have not failed to read this morning
the article entitled Mr.. Gladstone's Expostu-
lation, in the early copy of the Month for
December, which / owe to your great courtesy,
and I do not lose a moment in noticing a
passage where the writer has inadvertently
made charges of a nature touching honor and
feeling. which 1 hope he will be inclined to
withdraw. He states 81, That | have " stig-
matized /" a certain body of persons as con
verts.. 2. That I have sneered at them as
"womanish.'' 81 That T have forgotten that
the list of thesef persons includes Dr.. Newman,
Archbishop Manning and other very distinguished
names.
AS to the first, I have treated the name convert
(psge 81 not as q stigma, but as a name of praise;
, 1875-02-03

The Spanish feet will probably lombard Zatauz
tomorrow.
The German man.of-war Nautilus is at the scene
but will take no part in the action.
Madrid, Jan. &C.
King Alfonso has arrived at Saragossa on bis way
to the nor thern army.
Bodies of Carlists are in the neighborhrod of tbs
railway beyond. Troops are concentrated at Alba
ma and the line is strongly guarded.
A train ofcars filed with soldiers proceeds the
royal train.
General Talcedo, operating between Ciego de Avia
and Moron, has destroyed several encamPments which
were hastily evacuated by the insurgents.
The buildings on the San Felipe farm, three miles
from Villa Clara, have been fired and destroyed by
the insurgents, who killed a corporal of volunteers
and a negro.
Roinforcements for the Spanish troops continue to
pour into the Cinco Villas district.
RoYALIsT FETEs IN HONOR OF ALFONSO.
The New York yacht Josephine arrived to-day
from Santiago de Cuba. She reports all was f%estvity
and rejoicing there over the accession Of Alfonso.
Business was suspended on Friday and Saturday.
There we're grand ~banquets and professions, and on
Sunday a "Te Deum'' was sung with imposing
ceremonies.
Madrid, Jan. 90.
Count Valmaseda will probably go to Cuba as
Commander-in-Clie of the army in the Island.
ST. DOMINGO.
st. Domingo, Jan. 8, 1875.
All here is quiet and peaceful, since we have the
assurance that the government of Baez is finally at
an end and cannot be restored. Foreign capitalists
are investing here largely in various enterprises.
Among others a French company has invested
100000 in works for extracting dyes from native
woods, reducing, for Instance, 100 tons of logwood
to fifteen tons of paste for eX portation.
Several large sugar estates have been started near
this city with great promise of success.
POLITICAL OPINION MADE FREE.
President Gonzales, pursuing a liberal policy, is
steadily gaining the confidence and esteem of all par
ties. Every one is allowed free scope to his own
political views.
THE UNITED STATES NAVAL FLAG.
The United States steamer Ossipee has been lying
IN the Bay of SANTANA ever since the 10th of Septeu1-
Der, and much curiosity is INDUCED in as to the res-
son tor her presence there, which is increased by the
tact that Commander S. L. Breeze, United States
Navy, came out on the last trip of the Tybee to re-
lleve Commander F. NJ. Ramsey. The provisions
which the Ossipee brought out with her are exhaust
ed, and there are but scant supplies to be obtained on
the island.
, 1875-02-03

and so much so that l am not able consistently to
use it without qualification. As to the second, the
charge is a sheer error | have used no such
epithet. AS to the third, the reviewer has failed
to observe both the language I use in the %particu-
lar passage and the general drift Of this portion of
of this country, and my argument has evident
reference to the transferenee of territorial infu-
ence and legislative power. To none of the names
you quote does the passage or the reasoning ap-
ply. AS respects those named, and others whom
the reviewer might have added, l will only say
that, strange as appears to me their alteration and
deplorable on all sides its results, it would be, in
my opinion, alike irrational to deny their interlec-
tual eminence and scandalous to call in question
their motives or to undervalue the great sacrifices
they have made. have the honor to remain, sir,
your faithful servant.
, 1875-02-03

LOHuUH' Jan. u, $50.
The Fall Mall Gazette says that war, if not ac-
tuallv declared against Turkey, is resolved upon by
the gve rnment of Montenegro.
PEI as well acquainted in the East regard the
situatioa as one of the gravest character.
Constantinople, Jan. 90, 1875.
The representatives in this city of some of the
European Powers are trying to effect an amicabe
solution of the difficulty between Montenegro and
Turkey.
, 1875-02-03
W L. UL1DD IOANL'
THE EDITOR OF THE Month.

The EDITOR OF THE Month.
COUNCIL DEBATE ON CIVIL ALLEGIANCE.
Archbishop Manning, in a letter to MacmlLtan's
Magazine, for January 1873, answers a postscript
to an article on Prussia and the Vatican"
which was published in the Decembe number of
that periodical. In reply to q series of questions
the Archbishop says =
x = 5. Is DR.. Manning perfectly certain
that cases have not already arisen within his own
jurisdiction in which clerical persons have been
brought into a conflict of Jurisdiction" or have
decided (sic) since 1870 in favor Of the Curial
jurisdiction J"
Answer-I have no knowledge whatever of any
such cases. If any such have arisen they who
dealt with them before 1870 have gone astray.
The Vatican Council has not so much as touched
any such possible question of civil jurisdiction.
Here we return to the sole point in contest. Be
fore the Council met n party at Munich prophe-
sled to the world that its DEGREES would clash with
civil aIlegiances During the council they stroye
in every way to bring down the pressure of the
civil governments Of Europe, to hinder the free
dom of the Council. The Council steadfastly did
its duty, and defined the purely spiritual doctrine
of the authority and the infallibiity of the head
of the Church. 1t was this they really feared.
1t is a doctrine they had denied, and its definition
was fatal to their literary authority and to
their personal Importance. From that hour
their efforts have been redoubled to bring down
the civil p overs upon the Catholic Church. They
have succeeded IN Settlng tD6 herman EIlnplFe On IRE.
They are now endeavoring to set fire to the civil and
religious peace of our three kingdoms. The whole
network of this mischief, the methods and the men,
are we'll known. But it will not succeed. The mo-
mentary stir, and suspicion, u~nhappily raised by a
great name, will in a little while pass away, and the
English people will not only know that the Vatican
DEGREES have not changed SO much as a jot or title of
our civil allegiance, but that Catholics ere better evil
dence as to their own religion than those who are
now teaching US the meaning Of our councils aud
catechising US about our loyalty.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Jan. Is.
Elections to fix six vacant seats in the Assembly
for the departments of Cotes-du-Nord and Seine-et
Disc have been ordered to be held on the 7h Of Feb
ruary.
The Assembly committee on the liquidation of the
late Emperor's civil list will report in favor of
allowing his heirs 800 900 francs, the State retaining
the museums at Plerrefonds and Fontainebleau,
Paris, Jan. 90.
In the Assembly to-day, the Right Centre and the
Left uniting carried, by a large majority, a resolution
to proceel to the consideration Of the constitutional
bills tomorrow. The government, supported by the
Right, had proposed Friday for the debate.
THE QUESTION OF THE EAST.
MONTENEGRO SAID To HAVE DECLARED WAR
AGAINST TURKEY.
, 1875-02-03
SPAIN.

1t is sta ted that republican emissaries have left
Barcelona and other towns in Spain to confer with
the Carlist cbieftain Saballs, for the purpose of
causing a general rising against King Alfonso.
1t is further said that, in the event of the project
succeeding, it is proposed by a pIebiSc5te to decide
between the mona rchy, with Don Carlos as King,
and the Republic.
There is considerable agitation among the republic
cans in Barcelona.
rt, London, Jan. 20.
The prompt action ofSpain in the Gustav affair
has had an excellent effect on the Northern Powers,
who are ready to acknowledge Alfonso as soon as
they are officially notified of his accession to the
throne.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-18

The New York Tribune Genes very
near hitting the Republican plan of cam
pagn in the following pungent paragraph:
Boss Shepherd forever, and down
with tie Pope' would be nice cry for
81. When the conflict which the pre-, l.
dent anticiuatcs bstwegn patriotism and
comes off, we know just where
t find Shepherd and Harrington, too.
ard Fisher, and Nettleship, and ali the
rest Of tEem-and iii these days, when
and SO many other distinguished
ptrsnnS are gong over, il il ii great con-
fort 10 feel that thele are two or three
statesmen who plant themselves squarely
on the Westminster catechism, aud are
prouf against all the seductions of the
Jesuits and Cardinal McClcskey As long
rs Shepherd is out If Jail, the reformed
Faith and the schools and the ten com
mandments will never lack a champion
there is any money Iii them.
Plumber and Professionalism would I'M
doubtedly win the presidential game, and
that this double headed card will be played
is growing more and more probable every