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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-10

IF NORRIS is made doorkeeper of the
House of Representatives something equally
handsome must be done for Price. The
same reasons that nave prompted this move
ment for Norris will apply with equal force
TO him. The Democrats of Shelby county
are bound in so far as they can TO make up
for the disappointment TO these men couse-
quent upon the dissfisctiou of few Demo
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TRENTON, N. J., November 9.-The Globe
Rabber Company, of this city, failed to-day.
Liabilities, S175,000; assets. 500 900. The
cause was tine failure OF w. A. Leavitt, Of
Philadelphia, to whom the company sold
goods and received in payment therefor
promissory notes which went 10 protest.
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The Catholic Fathers OF New York In
Council.

New YORK, November 9.-The Synod oil
the Catholic Archdiocese of New York,
Cardinal McCloskey presiding, considered
to-day the government of sub-clergy, man.
agement of parochial schools, confirm alton,
confession, absolutism and administration OF
sacrament. Yesterday the subject discussed
was the Better Enforcement of Ecclesiastica
Discipline" and the following priests were
appointed to the tribunal for trial of religi.
GUS causes: Father Hewitt, of Paulist
Fathers; Rev. Or. NeGlyam, Rev. DIR. Will
liam Clowery, Rev. G. A. Healy and Rev.
DR.. McSweeney. The synod adjourned this
evening,
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IOWA.

DEsMoINEs, November 9.-The latest re-
turns indicate that the Republicans have lost
the following congressman: Farwell, in the
Second; Updegraf, in The Fourth; Wilson,
in the Fifth; Anderson, ia the NInth-the
successful Democrats being Murphy, Weller,
Frederick and Pussy. The congressional
delegation will therefore stand- Republicans
seven, Democrats four. The last Houee had
nina Rannhlicana
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THE LlFE:sAvINo SERVICE.
THE NEW REGULATIONS FOR PROMOTING ITS
EFFICIENCY.


WASHINGTON, November 9.-In conform
ing with the act of Congress approved May
4, 1882, to promote the efficiency of the Life
Saving Service, and to encourage the saving
of life from shipwreck, general circular
will be issued by the Treasury Department
tomorrow, containing the regulations for
carrying the act into effect. The regulations
require; First-That keepers and crews of
life=saving and life-boat stations undergo a
thorough physical examination by medical
officers of the Marine Hospital Service de-
tailed for the purpose, and that certificates
OF such examination showing the exact
physical condition of each mau be fleo in
The Office of the general superiute ndent; sec
ond, that hereafter each keeper before enlist
ing men in his crew will require the man to
produce the certificate OF examination by
medical officers showing his physical condi-
ton, and that he is physically qualified to
perform the duties of a surfman; third, that
by reason of the perilous service, any wound
or injury is received or disease contracted by
a member of the service while in the line of
uuIy, the kCefSOs - the sfaTio-, to which spch
member belongs will notify the general su-
perintendent Of the details, in order that
The superintendent may decide the
length of time such incapacitated member
may be carried on the rolls. These regula-
tions do not apply to volunteer cFews or to
surfmen who have undergone the required
examination. Section Of the act referred
to provides for pension to the survivors Of
those who die IN the service, The regula-
tions state thai upon the request of a claim
ant entitled 10 the benefits thereof adv
will be given as to the manner of procedure
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SENATOR HARRIS will be able, next ses-
sion. TO push the bill through which asks
the eoyernusent to cede to the city sgihori-
ties of the Taxing-Bistrici the lot 81 land,
corner of Jefferson and Third FtFeets, con-
viewed 10 the United States in 1853 for site
upon which to erect postoaIcs, but which
va not used, the site on the blDh having
elected. 1t owes its origin 10 the fact
aIr. Job NJ. Nash, of New York, Pro-
poses to give the city of Memphis $4,000 TO
establish a public library on condition that
the city will furnish a suitable building for
the same Eorth $50, 600. The bill has the
support of the Senate COmHittes on Public
Buildings snd Grounds.
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Suicide of y grazy Mau

n sew ORLEANS, November 9.-George f.
back, said 10 be his name, 4 railroad con-
tractor who Is apparently insane, took tue
I ia yesterday at Mobile for New Orleans.
unen near Mississippi City. and while the
La1n was In motion, he went out on the steps
snu 'snot himself dead. the body dropping to
Ine ground 1t is believed he caae from
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THE FISH COMMISSION.
LARGE SHIPMENTS OF YOUNG FISH TO yARI
Gus PARTS OF THE COUNTRY.

Gus PARTS OF THE COUNTRY.
WASHINGTON, November 9.-Since the be-
ginning of the cold wea, her the Fish Commits
sion has been busy arranging and sending
fish to the different parts of the country.
Recently a car containing 1000 German carp
were sent TO Kentucky; also several thou
sand 10 Columbus, o. The carp are pre-
pared for shipment by placing as high as
three dozen of them In gallon can half
filled with water. The cans are then placed
in refrigerators arranged on each side of the
car. The carp can exist in these cans nearly
two weeks. The cars used by the Fish Com
mission are models of neatness and con-
venience They are lined on the in
side with white ash, left in its natural color.
The refrigerators are arranged on both
sides of the cars, and at the end of the re-
frigerators are large tanks for carrying water.
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Arrested for DefraudInx the Rexenus

NEW YORK, November a.-GoodTich II.
Busted, a dstiller of spirits, of West6eld,
Maze, and George d. Bayard and Gustas F.
Perremond, extensive liquor dealers of this
city, we're held in SIS, 900 bonds each to an
swer the charge of defrauding the revenue.
1t is alleged that PeFremond & Bayard sold
spirits manufactured by Busted from their
store, in New street, in barrels stamped with
revenue stamps that had already been used.
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Mariier Su.nacfed.

DETROIT, November "a lad named
Willie Earl was found dead this morning in
a dove cote back of neighbours house, with
pistol ball in his brain. He went to va
riety theater last night with other boys, which
was the last seen OF him. His companions
are missing this morning. Murder is sus-
pected
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NEW YORK, November 9.-The Methodist
Episcopal Mission Society this afternoon ap-
propriSted the following sums for missions in
the United States NOT in the conference:
oO o sd S T s,is a s 400 M p.s0,.
81 900; New Mexico, si2,5 500: Utah, So.
900; Norwegian and Swedish missions Of
California, 5000.
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CRIMINAL CALENDAR.


SHELBYvILLE, IND, November 9.-John
w. Davis, proprietor of the Volunteer, wac
shot by some unknown persons while on his
way home last night. His wound is not Sc
rious
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Dtsaxtro,. C.,.,,r.,Iou

kocHEsTER, November 9.-Y yesterday after
noon some Democrats at Byron were firing
an anvil salute, using an iron instead of =
S WOO den plug. The anvil exploded and a
oiscEsmith named Metcalte had his right
stAfnattere1; 1t was afterward amputated,
a man named Stafford lost the sight of both
eyes, and Mr.. Donohue had his nose blown
on and Lost the sight of one eve.
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ARKANSAS.
The Seenud aati Third DEstrfGts Safa.

Tue oeGOAO A1u ththA DfsHfgas Soif'
Special to the Appeal.
LITTLE Rock, November S.-All reports
sent from this CITY alleging the defeat of
either Rogers or Jones, Democratic candi-
dates for Congress in the Second and Third
districts respectively, are false. In the Sec
oud, Jones has beaten the combined Repub.
lican and Greenback strength, as pol!ed for
Yiiliams, Rep, between 1000 and 5000. In
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CAIRO, ILL, November 9.-Wm. Alba,
proprietor of barber shop on Commercial
avenue, shot himself through the head al
noon to-day. The cause is supposed TO be
excitement over the election.
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THE INDIAN SCHOOL
AT CARLISLE, Pa, IN A FLoURIsHIEG CON-
DITION-THE ANNUAL REPORT.

D1TION-THE ANNUAL REPORT.
WAsHINGToN, November 9.-Indian Com
missioner Price has received the annual
report of the superintendent of the Carlisle
(Pa.) Indian school, which shows that at the
date of the last report there were $50 Indian
boys and eighty-seven Indian girls at school.
Dnring the year seventy-five boys and fifty
one girls had been received; sixty-two boys
and lwenty-eight girls had been returned to
agencies; four boys and two girls died; and
at the close of the fiscal year 1873 boys and
los girls remained at the school. The
largest representation is from the Cheyenne,
Omaha and Usage tribes. Five thousand
seven hundred and thirteen dollars worth OF
wagons, har ness, shoes and tinware has been
mase by the students. The girls made their
own garments and much of the boys' clothing.
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THERE SHE GOES. -
THE STORY OF THE wREcKING OF THE
JEANNETTE.

WASHINGTON, November 9.-1he jean
nette Court OF Inquiry continued its session
to-day. During the conclusion of Mel
ville's story to-day he described the wrecking
of the Jeanette, and said: at must have
been about IL o'clock at night when they
left the chip and took up camp on the ice.
All hands had been paired off into messes.
There were about FIVE tent messes, consist.
ing of about seven persons each. They had
to change their quarters before midnight.
About o'clock in the morning witness heard
come of the men cry out There she goes,
take a look at herl This is the last chance
you will ever have oil seeing the old JEAN
nette.' The ship then went down in ABOUT
thirty-eight fathoms of water. As long as
the ice kept together the ship was all right,
but when it parted she went down at once.
Witness went out with belong and saw til e
remains of the Wreckn
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RAILROAD LAND GRANTS.
THE APPEAL TO THE SUPREME COURT /
AN INJUNCTION COMPLETED


AN INJUNCTION COMPLETED.
WASHINGTON, November 9.-The law
yers of this city who have been engaged
in examining precedents and authorities,
with view of appealing to the United
Siat Supreme Court for an Injunction re-
straining the Commissioner of the General
Land Office from issuing any more patents
and land grants 20 railroads which have not
completed their roads in accordance with
the granting acts, and for the purpose of OBJ
tanning TdIon acton t6s tse enrs Gg n
conformity with arrangement mailed the
same 10 New York, where it will be exam
ined by leading members of the Anti-Monop-
oily League. The question is creating interest.
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BUSINESS FAILURES.
Shrinkage ia values.

LOUISVILLE, KY, November 9.-Lee
Boom & Co., wholesale liquor dealers, have
made an assignment. Liabilities, $4,000;
ssssts, $4,000, Cause, shrinkage of value
of goods and inability to collect outstanding
debts
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WISCONSIN

RACINE, November 9.-Returns 10 date
give Winantg, Dem, 254 majority for Con-
gress in the First District, over Williams,
Rep.
OSHKOSH, November 9.-Guenther, Rep
is elected to Congress from the Sixth Dis
trict
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RALEIGH, November O. Returns from
the First District indicate the election OF w.
+. Poole, Rep, to Congress, instead of La
than. Doubts are entertained ss 10 the
election OF Bennett, Dem, cosgressman-at-
large, aud Robins, DEM, in the Seventh
Disfrlcf
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Safe RurrIarixtd.

CLINTON, Ia, November 9.-Bartholomew
& Co.'s safe, at Preston, was blown open last
night and robbed of several Thousand dollars.
1t is believed the burglars, four in number,
went from this city in buggy.
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EVERYBODY that is anybody is glad that
Casey Young has been elected. His useful
ness and ability as a congressman are gen.
orally conceded.
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In view of the TACT that Whitlhorne is
not TO be a member Of the Forty-eighth
Congress the defeat OF Robson, of New
Jersey, is specially 10 be rejoiced over.
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THE Democrats will have ~ Votes on
joint ballot in the next LegisIature-a ma
iority of 81 in The Senate and 81 in the
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MICHIGAN
NEVADA.

CEDAR RAPIrs, November 9.-WilsoD,
Rep, is elected TO Congress from the Fifth
District by 60 majority.
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NEVER try TO raise = family without q
good newspaper, provided it containa The add
vertisement Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, for
this valuable medicine is necessary to keep
your children IN good health.
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EST BLISHED 1910.

TIE United States Senate OF the Forty
eighth Congress will more than likely be
Democratic by from four to six majority.
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SHERIFF'S SALE OF SALOON.

FINDER writs Of attachments and order of sale
u in the case of W J; Lemp VS.: A: Nordi, is
Co. VS.. A. Nordi, issued by w. A. Goodman. Up;
aud Cloth KettmRnn vs. A. Eordi, issued by
James Coleman, Up we will, en-
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THE Rail,cay Age states that railway COM
struction in the United States during the
month of October aggregated 106s miles OF
main track, on seventy-oue different lines, in
thirty States, making total for ten months
of the present year OF 9I43 miles, on 1893
lines, in forty three States and Territories,
and estimates the total construction for the
year at 10000 to 10000 miles, which far
exceeds the construction in any previous
year. Dakota leads in the construction
during the past month with lSl miles.
Texas comes next with sixty mileR.
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BACK AT HIS DESK.
Secretary FOlger Resumes His Duties
at the Treasury-He Never Ex-
peeted TO Carry New York.
Railroad Land Grants-The Life-Saving
SerEice-Fistieuffs at West Point
-Fall's Statement.

WASHINGTON, November Secretary
Folger resumed his duties at the Treasury
Department to-day. In response to an in
quiry OF a representative of the press, the
Secretary said be was not yet prepared to
say when he would issue another call for
bonds, but this afternoon directed Assistant
Treasurer Acton, at New York, TO redeem
any of the United States bonds which have
been called in for redemption at the rate OF
S5,O00,000 per week.
Under the order issued by Secretary Folger
to redeem $4,000 600 of United States bonds
weekly, without rebate OF interest, bonds
embraced in the 18th call may be presented.
Similar orders have heretofore been issued
covering previous calls.
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SATURDAY, november II, lss2

ct 10 O'Clock m, at 90 VANCE STREET. corner
Causey sell the stock of Wines, Liquors, Furni
ture and Fixtures of A. Nordi in ana appeftaining
to his saloon at said place said sale viii be made
of said saloon, fixtures, ETC., together as one.
p. z. ATHY, Sheriff.
BY J. H. Campbell. Deputy Sheriff
P. r. ATHY, Sheriff.
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Bates msiority in Shelby county is 1O3;
Young's (for Congress) y. DR.. Porter's over
Eaton 307 and Patterson's over Ramsey l05.
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NV Wife Said

was fool when I brought home bottle
of Parker's Ginger Tonic. But when it
broke up my cough and cared baby's dysen-
J Ne0 York Tailor.
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CONGRESS

Reno, November 9.-Towning, the Repub.
lican candidate for Congress, is efested by
500 TO 700, and hiss given up the fight.
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4 nIIISIANA-

tbif(the Third DISTRICT while the Democratic
vote is light, it will elect Rogers by about
1900 majority over Benjamin.
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TEXAS.
KENTUCKY,

GALVESTON, November ct is conceded
that Ochiltree, Rep, has carried the Seventh
District by almost 500 M jority.
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Queens county, Ireland, has announced his
resignation.
THE o'CoNNoR DON.
1t is reported that the under secretarysbin
for Ireland has been offered to O'Conuor Don.
woLsELEY AND THE IRISH.
The FFeeman's Journal, in an article pro-
testing sg INST comforting the freedom of
Dublin on Gen. Wolseley on his return IN
this city, asserts that Wolseley when abont
10 start for Egypt declared that the onIy
allay 10 his pleasure over the prospect of the
expedition was the fear that The Irish people
might take advantage OF his absence to rice.
and he would not be there TO suppress them
During the pendancy of discussion on the
coercion bill, TOO, says the Journal, he ex-
pressed the hope that if the Irish should re-
volt he might be cent 10 Ireland TO suppress
them and teach them what war meant.
BOLD BID FOR THE IRISH VOTE.
The Dublin FTeemdn's Journal says Pre-
mier Gladstone has never before Yesterday
declared 30 distinctly and clearly his opin-
ion OF the necessity of home-rule or the ex-
tent to which it should be conceded. 1t ia
impossible 10 exaggerate the significance of
his utterance. Gladstone would not dare
use such words as he did unless there were
some real meaning behind them. The prop
osition that England will recognize home
rule was distinctly advanced and brought
more clearly into he domain of practical
politics by Gladstone in his speech. The
Irish Times, commenting upon the same
point, says editorially that Gladstone M AIDE
a remarkable and emphatic new bid for the
Irish vote.
DIVORCED FOR ADULTERY,
The court granted a divorce 10 Mrs.
Wellesley against Col. Wellesley, son of Earl
Couley. on the ground OF adultery commit
ted by Wellesley with Kate Vaughan, the
actress.
MIR. GLADsToNE's INCIDENTAL REMARKS.
The London Times saws: "Gladstone's in
cidental remarks last night will be int rpre :
ted in Ireland to mean home-rule. The
country should know what is intended by
this unexpected statement, and that it is not
to be supposed that the premier or his sup.
porters have any notion of proposing the Is.
Establishment of Independent legislation for
Ireland"
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FISTICUFF AT WEST POINT.
GEN. HowARD's REPoRT-A BARBARoUs Gus
TOM BROKEN up

WASHINGTON, November 9-The annual
report of Gen. Howard, on discipline at
West Point, was made public to-day, in
which he says the custom has grown up OF
settling petty difficulties by what Is called a
"fsticuff." After detailing the incidents and
punishment inflicted upon offenders, Gen.
Howard says: 81 am confident a lasting
impression against this barbarious code has
been made in the corps. Certainly very few
OF the cadets at present in the academy have
had anything to do with it."
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How can single desc of Ayers Pills cure
headache? BY removing distractions from
the system-relieving the stomach and Civ
ing healthy action to the digestive apparatus.
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FRANCE.

LYONS, November 9.-The Socialists held
meeting last night, at which Mime. Paul
Mincke presided. The reporters of the
daily press, who had front seats, and were
intending to furnish full reports, were ex-
PEELED by The members of the secret organ
izatioD, and the police, attempting TO inter-
fere to prevent trouble, were pelted with
mud and hustled about amid cries of ''Long
live the social revolutionl" Alter the
speeches. lad ended the meeting broke up in
great disorder.
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THE "APPEAL's" ESTIMATE OF THE COMPLEX
ION OF THE NEXT HOUSE.
The following estimate of the complexion
Of the next House of Representatives has
been complied with great care from the cleo
ton returns 70 far received at this Office.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

The cOuntenance is pale and leaden-colored,
with occasional fiusheS of circumscribed
spot on one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull; the pupils dilate; an azure semicircle
runs along the lower eye-lid; the nose is irri-
tared, swells, and sometimes bleeds; SWELL
ing of the upper lip; occasional headache,
with humming or throbbing of the ears; an
unusual secretion of saliva; Shiny or furred
tongue; breath very foul, particularly in the
morning; appetite variable, sometimes vors-
cious, with a gnawing sensation of the
stomach; at others, entirely gone; heeting
pains in the stomach occasional nausea and
vomiting; violent pains throughout the abb
domen; bowels irregular, at times costive !;
stools Shiny, not unfrequently ttnged with
blood; belly swollen and hand urine turbid !;
respiration occasionally dificult and accom-
panied by hiccough; cough sometimes dry
and convulsive; uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth temper variable,
but generally irritable.
Whenever the above symptoms are found
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TOURIST
ExCURSIONISTS! TOURIST
AND SPORTSMEN!
Don't forget to order of your grocer O
supply Of HUB PUNCH to take
with you.

For exenrsiOns. pfcnies, yachting
eaEipsBg out or travelling, the HUE
PUNCH is an essential companion. A
sup of this fine cordial when lIfed, ex
hausfed or hungry, IL Ike nectar. To be
used with iced water, lemonade or soda
Heads OF families, IN making mp theis
list of Summer supplies, should mot for.
get to order of their grocer case OF a
dozen bottles.
SEE THAT YOU GET THE GENUINE WIFE
THE FAC-SIMILE OF "CHESTER H. GRAVES q
SONS ON THE CAPSULE OVER THE CORK OF
EACH BOTTLE. The HUB PUNCH is sold by al
leading gTocers and wine merchants.
Trade supplied at manufacturers prices by
B. J. SEMMES d CO.. Memphis Tenn.
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OPENING OF THE CHAMBERS.

PARIS, November 9.-Premier Duclerc,
president of the Council. in opening the
Oh smbers to-day, said: "Odr relations with
foreign nations are very pleasant. Certain
changes have occurred in Egypt in conse-
quence Of the occupation by British troops,
but no permanent settlement. of the present
complications would be made without France
having voice in it. Friendly assurances,
in fact, have been received from the govern
ment OF Great Britaia upon this subject.
The French ministry would, without doubt,
conduct affairs with prudence, fostering a
spirit Of conciliatiop, but it would not
thwart the majority. The ministry were
prepared to continue their functions" The
Chamber received the speech coldly, failing
to cheer even its most vigorous and effective
portions, and at times there were ill-sup-
pressed sneers on the part of some membe
The Extreme Left of the French Chamber
have, after meeting in which there was
broad discussion of the subject, decided at
the first opportunity TO interpolate the min
istry upon its general political policy.
SOCIALISTS DISPERSED.
the police this morning forcibly cleared
the square Of the Hotel de Vile in order to
prevent a demonstration that had been pre-
viously announced 10 be held there.