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REMARKABLE STATEMENT.
Over 900 Druggists
in this country

have signed tho following remarkable paper the sigma
Ms.sr lures Of which can DO seen a. our stes;a
GrsrlEnrs-For the past few years we have seid vari
kinds OF porous pastsrs. Pisleans and the public
consider them Of the very few reliable household
other poreas pis.tsrs or medicines Tor external
o"e publish t1day namss IRON three cities on'y.
f. oo.Ra ey Ye,s s9 sn gI hsiSr g. 81,
Herman Franek. 40 Myrtle av
William selmei { II. A. Tiomann
Charles Charles DENIM First place, corner Court st.
T. D. MeElhenio $50 Ryersou st.
james H. Benjamin, 49, rompkins av.
II. @. a. Coll. rs Tompkns av.
ThssdoIs s rapksn, 1873 Franklin ST.
H H si Sn"s Isl = FI ,s1 ss hav
WIN, Wynn Co.: isi Fulton ST,
alfred Marsh, corner Fulton St and Flatbush Az.
wm D1 SEisA t5I ErlsGI St DRUGGISTS
Lee Seeley, 18th ST. aud Montgomery
T. lughss southwest a,~ corner sth and Race sts
Robert England southwest corner 10th and catnarine
John A. Milliac. 10th and Bainbridge sts.
Wells Tomiinson Twelfth and Stiles
Julian Fajsns, southeast 18th and Diamond sts
Harry Harry TTaTD 'o soe H SsaaS sv
+. q, Oliver. 10Th and Brown.
H. kingsbury, northeast corner 1lth and Walnut SITS.
Potts Co. southeast corner Broad and Parrish SITS
Hayss H. Ssoss fSSr%ae y'h ana South '
Albert L. Holmbod. Temple Of Pharmacy $50 Chestnut
Isaac p j. KAY ioi Arch St. to-. - O., 49,
GsSrs sS g Goes; 10 ssa Ss,sh 81
Eusons B. Ritter eth and Thompson i'.a SITS
j. Ii. Allen. DR.. 18th and Master
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TEWFIK'S CONTROLLERS.
FINANCE PASSES DEFINITELY INTO THE
HANDS OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE-BARING
AND DE BLIGNIEREs ASSUME OFFICE WITH
POWERS EXACTLY MARKED OUT.

HANDS OF ENGLAND AND FRANcE-BARING
AND DE BLIGNrEREs ASSUME OFFICE WITH
POWERS EXACTLY MARKED OUT.
lBY CABLE TO THE HERALD
ALEXANDRIA, Dec 20, 1879.
1t is officially announced that all the Powers
which are parties to the present judicial system
in Egypt have sanctioned the decree making
the Rothschilds' mortgages the first charge on
the surrendered Khedival estates. This re
moves the last obstacle to Anglo-Frcnch fnan-
cial control in Egypt. Trhe exact powers of
the Anglo-French controllers who have just
landed are thus defined Their power of
inspection and investigation is most complete in
all financial matters connected with revenue ex-
penditure, public debt. floating or consolidated,
and all administrative expenses All accounts
are to be submitted to them. and every Off
cal is bound to give all information required
by them. They cannot, however, interfere in
any part of the administration of the country.
Even the powers given by the Goshen decree
are suspended. The only functionares they
can appoint or remove are those attached to the
control department.. The only budget they
prepare is that of the expenses of their control.
The only pressure they can use lies in their
power iepoTIS VI tHc prOSrcSS VI tuclr
work. They rank as Ministers and have a seat
in the Council, but while they can express their
opinion on every measure they are not per-
mitted to vote on any. Though appointed and
paid by Egypt they are nominated by their gov
ernments, whose respective consents are re-
quired to their removal from office. Such are
the attributions of Mr.. Barring and M. de
Bgniercs. They have no executive authority
whatever. Tewiik Pacha is still master in his
own house.
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PARIS EXPOSITION BRONZE MEDALS.

WASHINGTON, Dec 20. 1879.
The bronze medals awarded at the Paris EXPOSE
ton to American exhibitors have been received by
Commissioner Mccormick. aud will be distributed
next week. The four volumes Of the official report
are we'll in hand. and the illustrations mostly
prepared.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-21

New York.
SKIN OF BEAUTY IS JOY FOREVER
BEAUrrrER tan pinpies freckes moth patches
h years. and on 30 10 be the
preparation is properly made Accept no eounteret OF
lady Of the hau "a psiisnr You ladies will
Of ali the SKIM Also Poadro Subtle re-
rupertHoa; hair without injury the skin Nine
York For sale 81 All druggists and fancy goods dealers
found in New York city at r. H. Macy Co.'S Stern Bros.
Enrich Co.'S. bloom Bro ana other fancy goods
We offer reward for the and proof of anyone
selling the same.
BULLFINCHES
mares. at ~ SO and So; also Andreasberg whistng
Linnets rhrushes Backbirds talking Mino Paroaaets
chorus 800 Cages styles prices
Birds sent Sy f. a assG M s near d st.
Also stores in Boston and Providence
BLAIRs pILIs.-GREAT ENGLISH GOVT AND
rheumatic remedy, Oval box. 81; round, Soc All drug
CONGRESS wATER.-ITs SUPERIORITY AS
catharc and alternative consists IN ITS entire freedom from
Internal and tends destroy the
brane All mineral that dangerous rritsnts
may be known by an acid after-taste
COCA BITTERS CURES
DYSPEPSIA,
and all nervous diseases
For sale by all druggists
DUMMY .S GO;
EXTRA oUALITE SEC"
to any S%cs into this country
Sole Agent in the United States and Canadas
DON'T FORGET HOLMAN LIVER AND sTOM
Of homes have been made happy through their wonderful
efficacy
DIR. UNDERHILL's WINE FROM THE CRoToN
Co. Wholesale fSS Agents.
DIR. BATE. IS PARK ROW. OPPOSITE POST
oiceNervous debility chronic and acute Diseases Ad
FRIEDRICHSHALL BITTER WATER.
sure cure for constipation and headache.
FURs.- GENUINE FURs FOR LADIES AND GEN
slemsn' Seal fur' speciality pSpIKIs prizes
IF YOU HAVE COUGH. TRY THE BEST
remedy ever known, sTRINGERs PuLMoSio SYRUP. De-
IN the treatment of coughs bronchitis hoarsenes 1t
IL the English remedy established by experience
81 Assn
PoMMERY SEC
For sale ut tho leading grocers and vino dealers
CHARLES GRAEF. Sole Agent
RICH SOLID GOLD JEwELRY.-LARGE ASSoRT
and P sHn 0tas oSn
' HUMPHREYS,
corner 18th ST. New York.
SECRET OF BEAUTY.
EAU MERvEILLEUSE-
Ask your druggist for it.
"SOUvERAlN" CHAMPAGNE.
r.. W. TALLER. SOLE AGENT 80 BEAVER ST.
THE SECOND SHIPMENT OF THAT
NATURAL VINTAGE PORT WINE
(No 80 free from brandy. has arrived. Parties disap
pointed In not being supplied from first lot be
served s. gallon 81 bottle. Also full lines relia
BILE WINES and LIQUORS. Price according to age.
No 80 Fulton st. ana no 700 Broadway
THE ORIGINAL EXQUISITE ITALIAN AND
SPANISH BEAUTIES (copyrighted elegant Christmas
Only Careton's Soan's Methodist Concern Mitch
els Bradlcy's; most popular pictures in city.
wINCHESTER'S HYPOPHOSPHITES WILL CURE
consumption coughs. bronchitis. weak lungs, debility.
IS SILK HATS, 50 90 EACH. LATEST STYLES
DERBYs 81 90, worth 81 Is New Church st. up stairs
1000 GALLONS OF FINE COLOGNE.
Fiftynne go cents bottle warranted lasting.
ut RIKERS. No 1853 Sixth avenue.
Sale positively closes January l, 1880
1901. AT RETAIL. 1879.
Original and only genuine
ST. GERMAN Student LAxP.
Immense variety of
Toys and GAMES.
A fine assortment OF
CLOCKS. BRoNzss, Fancy GOODS,
CHINA and GLASS WARE.
20, 81 PARK place,
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SWALLOWING

sPURTs OF DISGUSTING MUCuS from the nostriis
upon the TONSlLS watery eyes. SNUFFLES. buzzing
in Ears DEAFNESS. cracking sensation in the Head,
intermittent pains over tho Eyes, FETID BREATH,
nasal twsng scabs in tho nosrils and tickling In the
throat
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A. N. C......... BLUE GRASS" favorite brand.
DOUBLE COPPER DISTILLED
from THE CHOICEST GRAINS
Of WHEAT AND RYE.
o. K.......... DOUBLE COPPER distilled from
RYE. CORN AND MALT.
For sale by
ACKER MERRALL 4 CoNDIT
ARTIFICIAL DIAMONDS.
European chemist has made discovery by means Of
secret process known only himself by which he gives
gives 70 their surface diamond which lasts for
over.
They are known HuSrnRKy's PARTISAN DIAMONDS,
and are for only HUMPHREYS Jcwery store $40
broadway. corner 18th st.. Now York.
A-HoLIDAY GOODS AT KAI.DENBERGs.
Mocrschaum Ptpcs
Cigar Holders, Amber Goods Chains, &c.
Ivory Goods.
Toilet Sets, Combs, Paper Folders, Puff Boxes, Hair
Tortoise she'll Combs and Goods Of all kinds.
PEARL SHELLS painted and plain, In immense variety
FL. KALDENBERG. No. l25 Fulton st.. near Nassau.
A.-"KEEP OUT THE COLD"
Use Rocb ucks celebrated Woop AND Runnre
.. R0EBUoK 4 90. ie4 Fulton st.
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SIGNS OF CATARRH.

NO OTHER SUCH LOATHSOME. treacherous and un.
dermining malady curses mankind. Oneffth of
CHILDREN DIE Of Diseases generated by its INFEC
TIOUS POISON. and one -fourth of living and
drag out miserable existences from the
WHILE ASLEEP THE IMPURITIES In the nostrils arc
necessarily SWALLOWED INTO THE STOMACH and
INHALED INTO THE LUNGS to POISON every part Of
the system.
DIR. WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE absorbs the
puruent virus and KILLS THE SEEDS OF poison In the
puRTMEsr PARTS Of the system It will not ONLY
STAGE. 1t is the ONLY REMEDY which, in our judg-
ment. has yet REALLY CURED Of CHRONIC
CATARRH.
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rur wEArHrR YEsrERpAY.

THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
The following record will show the changes in the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours. in
parison with the corresponding date Of last year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts phar-
macy HERALD Building No. 2lS Broadway
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MOI.FE,s
scHIEDAM AROMATIC

SCHlEDAM AROMATIC
SCHNAPPS.
As general beverage and necessary corrective Of water
rendered impure by vegetable decomposition other
causes limestone, sulphae of copper &C. the ARo-
MArIo ScHsAPPs Is SUPERIOR TO every other alcoholic
preparation public trial of 80 years duration in
every section of country of UpOLPno WoLPE's
ScHSAPrs its unsolic Endorsement BY the medical fac
uty and a sale unequaed by other alcoholic distlla
tion for the of saiubry claimed
for it, FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND GRoCERs.
UDOLPHo woLFE's SON CO..
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average temperature yesteruay %,
last year %;
1873. 1S7
Average for the week ........ SO 81 IS 2
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CUREDi cURRDi CURED.

ment has ever yet REALLY CURED u case OF CHRONIC
cUREDi cUREDi CURED.
ADoLpn TAYLOR, with waddoll Co. So Beokman ST.,
Rev CHS j. jones' New srisSson u.s. s. iS"woish ton
W. A. rHELAN, merchant Al Nassau ST., N. Y.;-"oured
cuSs &EsEaoLs. 81 Lafayette place. N Y.-"son
fur Sc K shyIHe g. ls,.nuo officer
Y1]earsS e sssysse ease q shTSnie sa,.rrl
pan 30 COURT w,' .Ss Svo
Er'i y Tsst ires usnF 5 yog s,ess Is 4n
Cured % sstarrh q several years standing
HIE Win nss Of
n,pSnss Lady friend cured Of CHRONIC e&,arrn
useS ANYTHING With such good results; catarrh since
sRSsLs % PsHs Broadway and 18th
St. Il Y:-:@wiio cured OF chronic eatarrhn
Row 0 Sx Of rsT e .rS h.. worked won
Rev as5' II "a Sf.Si Brooklyn
r5s'ss'S cuTss .a Jersey los.
my s voice by . ss and a have been sss'd &C.
RI %sHssf
's'a AZ Is x
fsEf fs .s TO DE
A-EsPENsCHEID's TASTE AS DESIGNER
and skill as were never more admirably
his HOLIDAY Hat os IT
A-THE SEASON OF ULsTERS, FURs AND
sTs for the holidays has arrived aud great activity prc
yas at the hatiers ai2 Broadway. aud Ff. Avenue
HEALTHY LIVER AND STOMACH ENABLE
self with RAKrsNBERc vKonrAsLs PILLS from the drug
you.
A-GENTLEMENS HATS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
at lowest prices y. ERNENwEIN. l4s Nassau ST. near
Spruce.
A-A-vERY LIGHT
8 WARN OvERsHoEs. o
| 1885, Largest stock Ia the city
sELFACTTNG oVERsuOEs: put on and OF without
| using the hand or soiling the glove.
BROOKS No iise Broadway. corner 10Th st.
A.-BRooKs' PATENT CORK SOLE
9 BOOTS and SHOES, @
| recommended bv all physicians.
No. i,lsd broadway. corner 10Th st.
ALL GENUINE PANsY CoRsETs; JoUv1N KID
and swede Mousquetarc Gloves with the latest Ia Lin
be found at importers prices with J. c. DEvfN,
1.l92 aud ,i9l Broadway.
A-RUPTURE RADICALLY CURED BY DIR.
oaee vescy &C. .or House, opposite ST. rSa.
Church. No uptown branch
M.-REUTER's LIFE SYRUP CURES INDIGE5.
on and all diseases that affect tho stomach. lvor and
kidneys
AsToR HOUSE SHOE sroRE.-sTERN's AMERI.
CAN wALxrSG SHOES hand scwed ~; button CATERS So
ano So Doors 81 CATERS ~ So' parss snoss " 90
AT L. BOOSs & BROS tESTABLIsIiED 1851,
importers and manufacturers OF fine FUs 40 broadway
and 20 Mercer betwc Grand and Howard st offer their
large and elegant stock Of seal sacauos aud Domans
fur lined Circulars. Domans aud sacques
and all kinds of Furs fur Caps Gloves and
Sleigh Robes nj exceedingly moderate prices.
A.-sAvE A DOLLAR. PURCHASE YOUR HolI.
Nassau ST.
A-HoLIDAy HATS FOR GENTLEMEN READY
for inspection popular prices BURKE. 2i4 Broadway
Ozark Bank Buildingl
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A NEW AND ELEGANT HOLIDAY VOLUME
The leading gif, book of tbs season.
pAPYEus LEAVES
rdited by William Fearing GIL
ouarto cloth. fun gilt 50.
A NEW POEM BY HENRY ". LoNGFELLow.
From Ny Arm Chair"
in PAPYRus LEAVES
A NEW POEM BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES
his Century Club poem,
I'm Response"
in rAryRUs LEAVES
n EXQUISITE POEM By JOHN G. WHITTIER,
"rhe Light of Ages"
in PAPyRUs LEAVES
A NEW POEM BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
The Star o Bethlehem"
in PAPYRUs LEAVES
A CHARMING POEM BY J. RUSSELL LOWELL,
The Bird"
in PAPYRus LEAVES
A NEW POEM BY VICTOR HUGO
Victor SEED victus"
In PAPYRUS LEAVES.
A LII THE MEMORIAL POEMS ON THOMAS MOORE,
byO. W. Holmes, II. ii. Stoddard, lanes 7. Fields,
1T. Trowbrdre and Others
In PAPYRUS LEAVES
4 NEW ESSAY By GEORGE PARSONS LATHROP,
1.-The TOO Soon Dead,'
in PAPYRUS LEAVES
A NEW ESSAY BY WILLIAM FEARING GILL,
The Rationale of the Raven"
in PAPYRUS LEAVES
A RARE HOLIDAY VOLUME. EMBELLIsHED BY
100 choice engravings by eminent artists drawn for
"PAPYRUs LEAVES" decoratvey bound. and printed
fine tinted paper.
For sale all book Mailed post paid receipt
of price, by
r. woRTHINGTON.
No. $50 Broadway, New York.
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ALEXANDER YOUNG'S WHISKEYS.
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4 RARE HOLIDAY VOLUME EMBELLIslED By
"PAPYRUS LEAVES" decoratively bound and printed
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Is Beaver st ,

UDOLPHO woLFE's son & CO.,
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in PAPYRUS LEAVES.
A NEW ESSAY BY WILLIAM FEARING GILL,
THE Rationale of the Raven"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26
INTERNAL REVENUE.
Report of the Commissioners for the Fiscal
Year Some Suggestions Concern
ing State Courts.

WASHINGTON Nov 2b.-The Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue has handed In his annual re-
port TO III = rethry Of the Treasury for tho
pnst yenr, Tho tables emb died therein show
INT during tho past three Yenta and four
months BIT Illicit dis fierieB have been seized
iGa 10 aons hrr"afod for Illicit distltlng and T
ot1lcess mud emrloyas killed ana ~ wounded
W lie engaged in enforcing the iut-rnaI reve-
nue laws. The Commissioner saYs that the
state opurts have taken cognizanee Of these
murders and assaults ouly IN u feW cases. aud
that they cannot be relied upon to punish such
offenses. He therefore recommends the
enactment by Congress Of Inv authorizing
United states O iurta to try and punish persons
ehal god with assaults noon United States off,
Gers while The lLthr engaged In the per-
formnnce oi their official duties.
Tha feror: shows thM ht4s dlatilieries were
registered during tho past II cal year. aud 63t7
oDnrHted. During the apeeial tax year ending
Apli 3o th"rs were 40 900 600 tIions Of spirits
reclied, and during he tlsrnl year the taxes
paid on spirits withdrawn from warehouse Az
gregated 84G,77B.on0.
Discussing tne reduction Of the tax on to-
hnccn, the commissioner says. During four
months 0f tho pros mt fiscal year the decrease IN
rsn"ipts nom tpbacGo aud snuffs as com pnred
with he cOrrs3 p0nitug ueriud inst year was
81 500 Thnan fl uras lniica' y decrease for
tho whole year OF t7,0o0.O0D The tot II produG-
ton pf tohncco aud suuff' In ,hs United States
durihg tho yslr WIS lJ1 100000 pounds. an In
efenss OF $4,000 600 pounds over the previous
yenr. The totI amount Of collections for to-
tacGO In I'LL forms was so.0g0 900
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SPORTING NOTES.
The Collender Billiard Tournament Sexton
and SloBson Tie for First Prize.

New YORK, Nov "a Tho final gHmes Except
Ing til gamssl I'm tho CJllnnder billiard tourna-
m"nt were played this afternoon aud evening,
and resulted aaafollowa: Carter go Heiser %
Winnel = average II O.. best runs-Cartsr 1D3,
II, Hei or 30 Sexton 800, Maurice DAILY 1856;
winnsr's averages II 10 The last regular gnms
was hetween sehaefsr and Slusson aud result
ed; Sosson 800, Srhaefer Iii; winners average
25. This en',ei tbs tournament proper
Tbs following is record Of tho games:
H"haafer won and lost games, GARNER won 4
and lost 8. Rudol pho won | and lost 6. Hatser
won none. but lost seven, Carter won aud lost
g. DAILY won and lost =. Siosson won and lost
l. -, Sexton won 6 and lost j. This makes
Blosson and Sexton II for first prtzs, and the
game deciding tho frat aud second prizs will
he played between them on Saturday night,
Rchaeer takes third nriz and darnier and
DAILY are tia I II the t urth and df b prizes.
This tie will be playe of to night. The high
est runs In the tou nanent were: CARRIER lat.
DAILY l23 Schaefer 122. Heiser lib.
INTERNATIONAL BICYCLE RACE IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Nov. W.-The bicycle race between
an English ,nr aud m American seven began
nj 1910 n. 10. to day at th Exposition building
BY he terms Of the race tho English team give
shs Amercans 100 miles start. The English
team nude the first twenty miles at an average
~ t;i6;0i. tho American team at an average of
1:31:Ig. The race continues six va OF / ur-
taon hours zach. The American team will win
II It's highest fur make a greater aggregate OF
miles than the English teams score after SUBJ
trnctfng 100 miles from heir (the English) ag-
gregate number OF miles
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during the morning mornh with the music nf
tho rnss band Of VermilionyilIet ITO beaut'fal
grove iu tha northwest end Of the town, Wharel
come odIonI ttnnd hnd leon srnCted for tho
epeakare md seats prepared for the audience.
Az fifteen ninn ea uasi II n tho nl".tlng Wns
cailei to order by Gbas. Oatfrey. ohhirman ef
The Democratic executive committee Of this
parish. John CloRE was maie president. Vice
ffeaidents- Ernest PORTER. fl at ward: DR.. Gun
uipghnm soonnd ward; Victor Martin; third
wartt; DR.. Young, fourth ward; Col. Cretgh On.
fifth ward Tho efforts 0f MI the spenkers were
marked with ability and were received with
close attention by tho andtenoe. but tho most
distinguished effort WINS tbs eloquent nddt eaa
md ala deenss Of tho Demoerntir party and
Its prinoiulae BY den. Gibson. Tho Democracy
amos: mnny of tho fair sex graced the Occasion.
The wnathor was delightful anh avRrythlng
pnseei of pleasantly and hnrmonicusly Hon.
VIII, A. Strong waR present, but did not snnht.
IDK
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LAFAYETTE PARISH.
A Large Audience Greets tie Democratic
Uanvassers The Parish Solid
For the Ticket,
Especial tothe Democrat.

hEKMUIoNvILLE, La, Nov. 25.-Geu. Gibson.
Nlll A. Strong. Don CaYrey. II. 8. Perry. Demo-
cratic nominee for State Senator from the
Eleventh Senatorial District, and Hon Joseph
q BreanX were here to-day and addressed a
large. enthusiastic and attentive audience. La
tayette irish will respond rs the occasion de-
mands on the second Of December. Hold the
fori; there's good time coming. They 80 to
New Iberia to. o.morrow. c.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE MEETING.
NERhIL1oEv1LLE. Nov. 25.-Gsn. Gibson Hon
Don Caffrey. Hon. j. a. Breaux and r. g. Perry
candidate for Stale Senate from the Eleventh
Senatorial District. addressed a large coneou SO
OF pc pie at Vermilionvile to-day. About IL
o'clock the crowd that had been gathering In
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26
The Catholic Church and tho school
Question In New England.

BOSTON. Nov. 25 The Roman Catholic Church
has made declaration OF policy to be adopted
hereafter In New England, with reference to
the question of puolie education. The Arch
bishop, 70 pursuance OF advice given by the
priests In the Archdiocese of New England to
estahlish parochial schools IN their parishes.
such schools upon pain Of the Ohurch's dis
appreciation
In some localities where the influence of the
public echoo1s is thought to be especially hos
file 10 Rsman Catholicism. parents are TO be
required TO withdraw their children thetefro
even though there be no parochial schools Ia
ha vicinity
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F0KEIGN. FLASHES.

LONDON, Nov. 25.-Tho Standards Berlin cor
respsdent .aiegraphs as follows: Anxious to
epneiliatA Germany, Russia hna offered some
eng-rtfueed commercial facilities which will
relieve German trad rs from tho exactlons Of
Russian local Huthoritie-."
dispatch from Berlin to the Standard Gays:
Baker pasha's plan. already approvei hxe,
the Turk sh police force at sU.0oG mon. This
force Is also to act as reserve In case II war.
The Standards Par is dispatch report that 1t
Is the general opinion that II the ministry be-
overthroWn Qarnb tia will form q now Cabinet.
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z-
SPAIN.

MADRID. Nov. 2t.-The Archduchess Maria
GhristtneHnd her mother arrived at tho North
ern Railway station here nj so'elock this morn
ing They wore received by King Alfonso,
royal prIncesHes. ministers and military ard
civil aujhoriiea. and proceeded Immediately
to tho royal residence at Par1o. the King re-
turning tu the palare ut Madrid,
In Congress-. to-tiny, Premier Martinez Dam
c1ipls. He also sntes that he would introduce
theCuban reform bill after tho King 3 marriage
The Congress has adjourned until tho fifth
OF DeeRmher.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-26
A Cooperative Colony To BE Established
i'm East Tennessee.

New YORK, Nov 25.-It is announced that the
members are several prominent cergymen.
have determined to establish their first colony
in the Cumberland plateau OF East Tennessee.
trnct Of land before January l. aud send a pio-
neer force to prepare for tbs coming OF the
main body Ia the spring. y he plan Is for the
association to buy land and furnish capital for
buildings, stock and implements. and deed the
property to the colontsts In separate tracts as
fast as the advsLce are repaid. with low rate
of interest. Experiments In farming will be
ENCOURAGED. AMI there will 10 reservation for
paatnraRa and fuel. which will ba the common
6Mnainm. An f,usI Raxa s.
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IA.

LONDON Nov. 25.-A dispatch from Vienna to
tho Doifv Iele0rapd says: Prince Gortschakof1,
Russinn ChanceIor, is now returning 10 st
Petersburg with fixed Intention OF preventing
the nomination OF Prince Walanlleff as his sue
eessor. and once moro resisting the partisans
Of Whnt is known In Russia as the Western
nDlicv
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TURK EY.

CoNsTApTrNopLE Nov 25.-Safvet PAsha has
suggested to the ministry the e1pediency Of
terminating negotiations In regard 70 the Greek
frontier. and reying upon the mediation OF tho
Inferred uuon tho Turkish members Of tho
frontier commission
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CUBA.

HAVANA. Nov. 2b.-Paucho Jimlnez, M influ-
ehtial chief OF the last insurrection. aud
the only chief OF any importance In the pres.
instant aI Arroyo Banco. ia the jurisdiction OF
Ranto Espirito. with tlfteen men. who delivered
I'D their arms and ammnni ion.