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THE fRsNCiI FUSS.
The Resignation OF the Minisiry aud

The Resignation of the Ministry and tue
Execution OF the iseligious DEGREES.
PARIS, November 10-The meeting OF
Ministers and Under Secretaries lasted
from o o'clock until midnight, Minister
Amelly determined, at the request OF
President Grevy, to defer his decision con-
corning their designations. There will be
another Cabinet council this evening. The
Journal D9 D:JaS, RepuhhqGs Ftdncais,
Steele, and other Republican papers, con-
Ader yesterdays vote due to deplora-
BILE misunderstanding, and express the
hope that the ministers will return TO their
posts. The Radical papers declare for
new cabinet or the dissolution Of the
Chambers. H,..a8sl ts 4
PARIS, November 10,-Fully fifty mem
bers OF the Chamber OF Deputies have as
sured the ministers that they did not by
last nights vote desire to upset the cabi-
net, Gambetta says he considers that
Jules Ferry can, without loss oil dignity,
withdraw his resignation. f...
tits said 6ambetts, at an interview With
Jules Ferry to-day, asked him 10 withdraw
his resignation. At q numerously attended
meeting members OF the Left Chamber
of Deputies to-day, Devese and Zenard
(Republicans) said they gathered from in
terviews with members Of the Cabinet that
il the order Of the day expressing conf
dence in the Governments general policy
were carried bya majority Of two hun
dred, the members ofth Cabinet would
probably withdraw theirresignatlons. The
Left unanimously instructed its Bureau
TO. arrange with the Bureau OF the Republi-
- !. III Ia =, t,.ta ttar fha Gov
eminent. The Left also agreed TO the
terms Of the motion expressing complete
adherence TO the Ministerial statement.
The Lett and Lett Centre are favorable TO
the Cabinet, butthe Extreme Left is hostile
to It, while the Republican Union attaches
certain reservations to It's support of the
Government, Although the latter de-
clares yesterdays vote does not imply a
want OF confidence In the Cabinet, 1t ad.
heres to the course 1t has pursued.
The Ministers decided that Ferry shall
at Thursdays sitting reply to the interpei-
lation from the supporter, ofthe ministry
on the general policy OF the Government
and that they will suspend their resigna-
tions until alter the vote that will follow
Debodrey D'Assen has sent challenge
to Gambetta who, as President Of the
Chamber OF Deputies, was obliged 10
reprimand and temporarily expel him
from the Chamber, yesterday, on account
Of his violent and unparliamentary
language. ).rl.
A, A,rumor being current on the 9Th, at
Tourcing, ,thatthe Religious DEGREES wereto
he enforced against the ministersb, 900 per-
sons assembled before the doors Of the
convent. Shortly afterwards many mem
bers OF the Catholic clubs arrived and
serious disturbance between the two fac.
tions ensued. Numerous grave ARRAYS
occurred, sticks and stones were freely
used, and several windows in the convent
were broken. General Dartnere repeat
edly charged on the crowd, and sixty per
sons were injured. ?
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oLrvELAND. O., November le.-willle
Burns and Charley zsIenka, living in an
outlying ward, not returning home last
night their parents and the police
to-day prosecuted a search, which was un-
availing until this afternoon, when some
body noticed that the sand bank
in the vicinity presented the ap.
pearanceo Of having caved IN, Digging into
il the llieless bodies. OF the children were
found, coyeed three 70 lour feet. The
embankment is ten feet high above the
street, from which people frequently dug
sand until the excavation left q cavity
with an oyerhanging projection. Recent
rains lOosed the earth, and II ispresumed
the children were at play, digging into the
sand which brought the mass down upon
them,
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BEN LIKES GARFIELD.

senator Hill Speaks OF President elect
Garneld-Conndence In His bility and
Justice, and Hopes that He May Have a
second Term, Fl
NEy 9oRx, November l0.-The follow.
ing extract from private letter from Sem
ator B. ii. Hill, Of Georgia, TO S. B. Chit
tenden was published in the Tribune 10.
II really like Garfield. l do sincerely
hope he will have 8 successful administra.
ton. He has the ability for the crisis. He
must feel Skeenly the fact that he is
elected solely by Northern votes, but he
has a great opportunity, and he can II he
will easily and consistently destroy all seq
tional animosities and be chosen for sec.
ond term by majority OF States North
and South. This apparently is lag greater
than the office itself, and II utilized will
give him.a fame which the office could not
give and which no previous President at.
tanned. But will he doitp ] really hope
he vii, and ] greatly fear he will not. l
$50 9 movement to make an issue on the
result in New. York, with view to defeat
Garfield in the count by Congress. There
would be great danger Of this but for
one fact and that one iaGt Is
tho aoath will not copntenance It.
The poor divided and abused South, II
necessary, will once more save the eorn.
try from revolution, aud, as before, will
gst no credit for 4. The Republican party
will take the Presidency peaeeahly be
cause the South wills It, and az the next
election the leaders Of that party will
tell the people from every stump and
pulpit OF the North that the South must
not be trusted. Nevertheless we shall
avert all revolution, not 70 via Repp6,
lican praise or TO AVOID Republican abuse,
TOR either 10 Impossible, but simply be.
cause ills right, and we are determined
70 preserve the peace Of the country, How
long human nature can bear this | do NOT
know. i is injustice unparalleled, and
wrong that ought to cover the North with
hluahea.n
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NEW YoRk, November 10 The steamer
West Philadelphia, from Europe, brought
sl7s, 700 in French coin. Arrived: Steamer
Monarch, from Bremen, having in tow the
steamship Joseph Ferris, from Mediter-
ranian ports. TheJoseph Ferris lost all the
blades Of her propeller and has been
making for New York under sail.
ToRoxro, November 10.-The propeller
Zealand and crew Of sixteen men, are
supposed to be lost, as portions OF her
cargo and her yawlboat have been found
in the lake.
LONDON, November 1O.-The steamers
France and Spain have arrived out from
Hamburg. Arrived, Leasing, from New
Ynrk NM Il
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a, 1852

city, consigned TO the paper which first
published the letter. In the office OF this
paper he was questioned aud given money,
with the promise OF more when his work
was completed. His testimony from be-
ginning 10 end was fabrication.
AT the conclusion OF the examination
Morey was returned to the custody OF bis
uncle and Lindsey sent to the tombs. The
LAWYERS for the defense, all and seyerally,
wash their hands OF any responsibility
for inculpated witnesses. Morey and
o'Bhen, In the absence Of Mr.; Harts
counsel, the latter's partner. said: AS
for Mr.. Hart and his counsel they are
entirely innocent Of any impropriety IN
the matter. Indeed, Mr.. Hart caused
o.Brien distinctly to understand before he
gave his evidence that In so far as he told
the truth, he Hart would stand by him;
but II be caught him lying he would
be one Of the first to urge hispunishment.
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rHEALLEGED GA USES OF DEFEAT

or the Democracy in the Empire siate--
Report of Committee Appointed 10
Inyestigate.
NEw YoRx, November l0.-The Execu.
tive Committee Of Irving Hall met to-
night. The report OF the subcommittee,
to which was referred the matter Of com.
pairing the census returns with the votes
polled, with the view to ascertain tha
fraudulent vote cast was presented.
II sets forth that prominent AmoIg the
causes which produced the Democratic
defeat in the last election, must be reck-
oned the secession from the Democratic
party In 1879 which resulted in the cleo
ton OF Republican State Government,
whose machinery was used 70 divert votes
TO Garfield, ss
The report charges that 10 coloniza.
ton, intimidation and bribery, large
portion OF the increased Republican vote
was due. It suggests Congressional In
vestigation 10 be had, 30 that frauds may
be prevented In the future, and says
the corruption oi the franchise OF New
York is oil more Importance than the re-
suit OF the Presidential election and must
be checked. The report was adopted, but
the resolution to petition Congress TO ap-
point committee WAS referred TO the
subcommittee.
"A resolution, declaring that the Demo.
cratic defeat WIS due 10 the incom.
petent leaders OF both Irving ind Tam
nany Halls, was lott T.fa5i
Tne subcommittee was continued and
the meeting adjourned.
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A Valuable specimen.

BALTIMORE, November 9.-The bark st.
Lawrence, which arrived few days ago
from Demarara, has on board an electric
eel, which it Is proposed to present to
Druid Hill Park Collection. The eel,
which was caught in Democara, is three
feet long and Two inches thick, and Ia
kept in q tub of water. The oharacteris.
tics OF these eels are well known. They
are so heavily charged with the electric
fluid that they can by contact knock
down or stun, and in many cases kill,
the strongest man or beast. A gentleman
who touched the one In question with his
umbrella, the ferule Of which is iron, felt
the electric current very perceptibly.
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H,yoCx COUNTY has Republican
,,na,st hal. The New Cumberland In.
gsn17l, hitherto neutral, has now come
T., aud hereafter will advocate the
T,eiplss Of the Republican party. The
,itor SAYS that he has found It hard work
pvublish neutral paper, and he is now
cisg to qnit trying. We are glad to
.oold the change. No paper in a free
erntry can afford to. be neutral, while
.lpspes can afford to be measurably In.
Ilvtndeut. There is always choice be-
t,.,n parties. and the idea of publishing
q interesting paper in which the editor
GIl play "mum aud dunn is little short
ridiculous, The peopleiof the United
alaue political reading and. political
thing people, as all people who govern
tm.slves should be, and they look to
asr papers to furnish facts and commertt
argrd to the political situation. They
ts under the painful necessity in many
aalaees Of reading two papers in order
ss, al the facts and all the proper com
Isus, but the paper that furnishes the
EG q both ia the paper they are after.
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HANCOCK's HEAD.
APPEARS TO BE LEVEL ON THE SUE
JECr oP.TnE CONTEST.
He Has Not Had aud Will Not Hav.
ANY Lot or Part In the Foolish AZ.
itation-The Democratic Pro-
gramme Being Carried
Out, All'e Same.

WASHINGTON, D. O., November lO.-The
Euening Star to-day prints the following
paragraph:
A letter from General Hancock was re.
ceiyed here to-day by an officer Of the
army who was on his staff. In the letter
General Hancock says emphatically that
he has no lot or part in the agitation in
regard to throwing out the vote OF New
York, nor will he have any. He is op-
posed to the agitation, he says, and be-
lieves General Garfield was elected and
should be inaugurated without any fuss.
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NHut DIu u IN NtN IuFA.
C.Hlis Fnnzheim says that when he
ntn New York the other day he dis.
musd that the business men Of the
siiupOlislsd been voting the Republican
as this time at fearful rate. In one
klls where he was acquainted fifteen
Alocta,s had voted solid for Garfield
talie says this was the Kind OF voting in
SHYork that cooked the Democratic
tose, anu thatthere is no need of looking
ttG far fetched excuses to explain Han
a4S defeat. The business men rallied
4 the polls against his. election, and
1hlts what's the matter.'
The New York correspondent OF the
sHOtEsld Republican tells the same story.
he Iys:
TIE vote for Garfield is these two cities
nd thence his victory, iB to be set doWr
NtatAll to the influence Of the Gran
anbinatiOu, but rather to the deep dis
rUt among sober, indifferent or inde
kat men, Of the Democratic party as "a
RHent constituted and controlled. ."ant
bheir aversion to "a change for the eak'
SthInge." These men are less likely
Alu any others to he influenced by th.
pGtflans with whom Gen. Grant .hai
Saen to identify himself. To them thos'
aidGians are rock Of ofense and
tsnbling block; they regard them, Conk
" above all the rest, as q stencil in tai
laarils Of the Lord. and these men CAV
Z presidency TO Garfield. Nor are the!
ARepublicans. / hear OF many Demo
ess Tho voted for Garfield. A neighbo
dnlne, not only did 80 this year, bu
Eie large contribution to the Republi
aampaign tnnd. The reserve, the In
lpsudent, the Indifferent and the exclu
f'dy business vote was Tor Garfield.
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rarRE isa decayed newspaper published
.,J.cayed place known as Alexandria,
!, tba, demands the continuance Of the
,.,3 M South business. The Richmond Dis.
n ~ copies its articles and pats It on the
81. Alexandria is fed on the crumbs Of
4. Washington City hotels, as it were,
II RichmOnd asplres to be the terminus
'T,n East and West railroad, and yet
VII pagers urge a commercial non.
n, ,,.rcoarss policy with the North. This is
M, idea Of craftsmanship, and the ex.
.iS,jOu Of it Is about the shallowest speci.
>, Of the little toe OF six.foot man set
n, no rrsinst the balance Of bis physical
I,se,pre that we have ever noticed. Poor
NJ. bs,nscle Alexandria, and poor little
" Richmond! Confined to the succu.
tsce Of the sage patches OF Virginia,
A.r wOuldn'tbe visible with q microscope
\ siew years. ---..---.-.,.-.-. =.
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T,perceiye that close upon the heels
i, Me- campaign the New Cumberland
,.,r,ry Society has tackled a momeptcuH
' ..,iou, They are about to discuss the
waving topic: Resolved, that such a
.,n .no,su as we have just passed through
%, ~. demorslizing effect upon the peo-
w II this question could be settled by
..,,y At New Cumberland, for the whole
~ s.y;eau people, an immense perplexity
S- ',oJ be- liiled of the body polite. But
fortunately ,1 it cannot. Political cam.
LIONS .., are a part OF the eternal vigi.
~ that is "the price Of liberty" Out
nm. rucible OF campaigns comes the
:, oOpuIi that is said to be the vox del.
", II the smoke anu fire and thunders 0
Want Sinai came the ancient edicts, and
:, oi the smoke, fire and thunders Of
,..,I,, = eommotiou come the same reputed
Mi 4, Jsi There is no other way. ~
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somelnlpg Lille our RalIroaa War

CHICAGO, November lo.-The State su'
preme Court to-day made public deCi,
sion refusing supsrcedeas in the case pi
the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
va. the Western Indiana Railroad. ThiH
is a case involving the condemnation oi
certain land necessary 70 secure the en-
trance into the city Q! the Western In
diana. Il Is substantially victory Of the
latter road over the Lake Shore.
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All the better class OF Democratic news.
ppep arc raising their voices to protest
iainst the idle and mischievious talk Of
4Iorgers AMI fraud managers Of the par.
who arc taking about scheme to steal
syOte OF New YoFk-telling how 1t can
adOne, etc. The Philadelphia Times, the
l4ding Hancock paper Of Pennsylvania,
res out, "stop fooling," and says:
Gen. Garfield has been elected Presi.
dlal; his majority in the College Is sis.
a9el by : majority ot the popular vote,
G1d the country has accepted the verdict
II The people.
How Gen. Hancock was defeated is not
inatter Of interest to the nation, however
Important it may heto political leaders 70
asqu. themselves by accusing others, and
4ePeople won't stand any iooling over an
t.sctiOn that is universally settled. Earn
T;y aS more than 0,000 desired the
settloh Of Hancock, Garfield is now their
trsSdent elect, and there Is not one 10 q
lsuSAnd otthem who have any sympathy
9Th revolutionary efforts to change the
tault. 7atsa
4aAt staid old Democratic newspaper,
'se New York Journal Of Commerce, ex,
Fesses Itself as follows: stssa ~ I,
Thsclaim that twenty or thirty thousand
s1Aillent votes were cast at the late cleo
6oniL New York and Brooklyn has not q
article ni evidence to sustain II. Ii 1t Is
Saigued to prepare the way for some
plltiCAl action that shall seek to throw
St the vote OF New York when the re-
lpns are counted IN Congress, 1t Is stupid
nd IAould be heavily denounced by oil
rod citizens. - The Republicans
40 not Ch1rgeable with any serious at
tHpI to colo Size voters, and 10 turn tht
ale in these contiguous cities by the nsl
gluepal ballots. There is no eYidenc'
.aatever OF such a irSud, and We regret Z
eany attempt to impose upon the pup
with statement so wild and improba
SSe' The leaders and managers oi TN
sssaoctatic campaign may iaok mucl
SSss'et home for the real causeI OIL thei
The New York Sun (Dem,l in thecours'
aln article on the same subject, says:
New York was counted for Haneocl
%IoFe election day, largely on the strength
TAF, Kelly's prolestations. Since elecio!
@y, and on the strength Of cold tacts, ]
NJ v been counted for Gatdeld. 1t is nc
sAely to be counted Tor Hancock againsi
p'.tsnt."
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.. 8. BoNDs.
A Circular From Secretary sherman In
Regard TO the e's oflsSO, orthe Loan Of


Regard 20 the 6s ofIssO, ofthe Loan oi
1851 5 ,lraf
WASHINGTON, D. O., November 1O-The
following circular was issued by the Sec.
retary Of the Treasury to-day:
Notice Is hereby given to holders
of United States Q per cent bonds.
issued under the act Of February sth,
1861, and commonly known as the IS
Of 1880, that said bonds with accrued
interest thereon will te paid at this de.
partment December 3lst, 1880, and that
the interest on said bonds will cease on
that day. These bonds, which are in de-
nominations Of $1,000 with coupons, and
$1,000, s., 900 and $40 900 registered, bear the
inscription, Loan OF 1851 but should not
be coniounded with the bonds known as O.
ofilSSl, issued under the acts Of July 18th
and August 9th, 1851, and March s, 1858.
Holders OF the 6s Of 1880, are advised
that bonds are received ct this Department
within sufficient time prior 10 their ma;
turity, TO admit OF the necessary examina.
ton. Payment therefore can be made
more promptly at maturity.
The Department will'receiye bonds at
any time and hold them tor. that purpose,
redeemipg them in the order OF their re.
ceipt All bonds forwarded, for redemp.
ton should be addressed to the Secretary
Of the Treasury, Loan Division, Washing
ton, D. O., and all registered bonds should
be addressed to the Secretary Of the Treas.
ury forredemption. When parties desire
checks in payment for registered bonds
drawn 10 the order Of any one but the
payee, they should assign them to "The
Secretary OF the Treasury, for redemption
for account OF there insert name Of person
or persons TO whose order the check
should be made payablel.n The bonds Of
this loan, skies OF 1880 will also be pur.
chased meanwhile in thelusual manner, at
the office of the Assistant Treasurer ofthe
United States at New York, each Wednes-
day, In such amounts as the surplus reve.
nues will permit, provided. they can be
procured upon satisfactory terms.
[Signedl JOHN SHERMAN,
l.atll.il Sti'tf 47'Yf' Secretary.
The proposal 10 sell United States bonds
to the government for q sinking fund, at
New York to-day, were al rejected by |
Secretary Sherman, the price asked, l03,
being considered too high.
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MEMPHIs, November l0.-Tho Cotton
Exchange for the month OF October EN-.
braces 129 responses from Tennessee,
Northern Mississippi, Arkansas and North
of Arkansas river. Weather-l3 report
weather very favorable, 81 moderately
favorable, bat rather wet, 20 un.
favorable, owning to the excessive
rains and cloudy weather as compared
with last year two reports the weather
more favorable, "a about the same, l0&
much less favorable.
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PREsIDEST SARrlgLD
Resigns his Position as a Member Of the
Forty.Sixth Congress to "Come up
UHlwhaHn

Resikns HIS Position as Member OF tue
Forty.Sixth Congress to "Come mp
Higher"
coIuAsUs, o, November lo.-Governor
Foster to-day issued proclamation fixing
November 25th as the day Of thanksgiving
and prayer. Geovsrnor Foster to-day re.
celved the resignation OF James 4. Gar.
field, as q member OF Congress from the
Nineteenth Ohio district. The Nineteenth
district, at the time Of Mr.. Garfeld's elec,
ton 10 Congress, was not composed wholly
OF the SAME territory OF which 1t Is now
constituted, and the writ Of election Il
hli the yacaney will be issued to-day for tht
election, and will be sent to those counties
whi0h compose the Nineteenth district Al
the time GarReld was elaDIad, 1t heinJ
held that the territory comprising thSt
district has vested rights which car
not be abrogated by the act oi the Genera
Assembly.
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RIsHrREs HUNDRED MEN.

At half past three they took up the lins
OF march for the Fort. In the meantime
the eve companies OF artillery stationed
here, headed by the band Of the post,
marched down to the wharf to meet and
escort the President and party into the
Fort under command OF Gen. Geo. W.
Getty, who was accompanied by his staff.
The Presidential party were entertained al
Gen. 6etty's quarters until 1t was an.
nounced thatthe brigade had formed on
the parade ground, and ereready for in.
spection. About 4 o'clock the Presi.
Dental party came on the grounds accom-.
panied by Admiral Wyman.