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DeLesseps' Lecture---The Cholera In Egypt
---Coleridge at New Haven---Large
shipment Of Gold.

has reappeared in Fayoum, on the west side
of the Nile, and at Seiitah.
NEw HAVEN, October 40 Lord coleridge
ran up here from New York, and addressed
the Yale students. His Lordship's party
were entertained later by President Porter
ROME, October 26.-It is stated that the
Pope will declare the Pantheon a pagan
temple, II the monument to Victor Emanuel is
erected in the centre, as intended by King
Humbert.
Tucson, October 26-Major Nicholas
Nolan, Third cavalry, in command Of Fort
Apache, died at IIolbrook yesterday. lie
was on his way to meet his wife and family
coming from Texas.
CHICAGO, October 40 The special COM
mittee OF the United States Senate, General
Logan, Chairman, to inquire into the Missis-
sippi river improvements, met here to day and
leave for the South tomorrow.
ST. LOUIS, October 26.-Between 90 and
70 of the freight handlers engaged in the strike
Of the railroads in East St. Louis have been
indicted, and IS were arrested. Some gave a
bond Of $500. Business on all the roads CEN
tering on either side Of the river is in full oper
alton.
PHILADELPHIA, October 26.-Captain Rand
and Mate Thomas Pinder, OF the steamer
Tropic, convicted Of violating the neutrality
laws, in furnishing arms and ammunition to
the Insurgents at Hayti, have been sentenced
to one years imprisonment and fine Of 5000
and costs.
ST. LOUIS, October 26.--Farr, Governor
Crittendon's private Secretary, filed a suit in
the civil court this afternoon against the
Globe Democrat for criminal libel, claiming
$4,000 Tor an article recently published,
where it alleged to connect him with certain
disreputable and criminal acts now being in
vestigated by the grand jury.
COLUMBUS, o., October 26.-The Repub-
lican State Central committee met to-day, with
nearly all the districts represented. Measures
to settle up the expenses Of the campaign
were discussed, and a Committee on Ways and
Means was appointed, with Governor Foster
as Chairman. A resolution was adopted rem
dering thanks to the Chairman and Secretary
of the Executive committee for their efficient
services and expressing the belief that on a
purely national issue Ohio is securely Repub-
lican.
GALVESTON, October 26.-The steamship
Iohenzollern, from Bremen Haven direct,
with 500 to 1000 German immigrants ticketed
to various points in Texas, anchored outside
this morning. The sea was so rough it was
impossible to lighter the passengers ashore.
movement is on foot to get the military Of
the State to visit Galveston during Mardi Gras.
General Claiborne and the two brigade COM
manders heartily favor the idea. Governor
Ireland and staff are expected to attend as
special guests.
BALTIMORE, October 26.-Mrs. David
Moses, formerly Miss Blanche Gray, OF De-
troit, married a few weeks ago in the Bowery
museum Of New York, was found dead in her
bed al her boarding house this morning. She
was passing her honeymoon in this city, but
for the past two weeks has been much indis.
posed. This morning her manager called on
her on business, and entering her room found
her dead. She was " years old and weighed
5I7 pounds. Death is supposed TO have been
caused by fatty degeneration OF the heart.
New YORK, October 26.-The strike OF
compositors seems nearly over. The rates de-
manded and generally conceded are IS cents
per thousand ems on weekly newspapers,
from 81 to 30 cents on book and ID work, and
weekly wages at SIS. Dun & Co.'s Mercan-
tile agency reports that the business failures
lOI inc Week III ulC Oullcu OlatSS anu dnaua
number 2I8, against 243 last week. The
steamship Gallia, from Liverpool, tomorrow
takes out Ioo, 900 pounds OF gold coin for the
British Bank Of North America.
PANAMA, October 26.-There are several
cases Of yellow fever in the interior of Mica
raugua. Senator Pho Barrantes was one Of
the first victims. A law of the Nicaraguan
Congress, for the purpose Of obtaining joint
guarantee from other Central American
states which may assist in promoting the con-
struction Of the Nicaraguan canal, provides in
the first article for a guarantee that the net
profits Of the Nicaraguan canal shall never
amount to less than per cent. on the capital
employed in the construction, which shall not
exceed S7S,ooo,ooo. This guarantee shall
last 20 years from the date on which the canal
shall be completed and open to traffic.
PORTLAND, October 26.-Ben Holiday, of
railroad fame, has commenced suit against
his brother Joseph, to recover possession of
So, 900, 900 worth Of property, held in trust by
Joseph for Ben. When Ben got into diff
Guilty some years age he borrowed $500, 600
from his brother, giving him deed to all his
Oregon property, STIMULATING that when the
amount was repaid the deed should be can
celled., The value of the property decided
was in those days about $500, 900, but has so
increased in value that to-day it is worth $2,-
ooo, 900. Joseph refuses to deed it back un-
less paid an immense sum for managing the
property while in his possession.
PARIS, October 26.-At the annual meeting
of the Academy of Fine Arts the Count De
Lesseps lectured on the scientific and civiliz-
ing character of great enterprises, Intended to
facilitate intercourse between nations. He in
sisted that maritime highways should no lon
ger be subjected to the vicissitudes Of the
active politics of governments, and that seas,
straights, the Bosphorus and ell maritime
canals must be fully opened at all times,
irrespective of international conflict. He saws
that the construction Of the Suez canal, and
the eventual construction of the Panama
canal have effected the introduction of new
principle, which is more important even than
execution of the work, namely the vast assoc