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La: OM Sea among u us useful ae regard,” and angloat, ot AN Hallow, Ree, leit night 9H, eee inmany other partipulars that: ‘we:are fast lopening tliess wacfal Yoasona) >. coo eet et eter 1) DORE i ioe ian md pees foo question’ ‘of ‘home’ i agitating tho pesple: of pertiy m were present. . The counties: of Dablia, Meath, West Meath. and Longford. were all well represented on the occasion. ‘The gather- ing was most orderly, the speakers indulged ia Tittle or none of the usual cant in denunciation of “bloody England,” and the whiskey drinking part of the business, which «usually formed a featare of such demonstrations, was noticeably emailer thanon the occasions of similar impor- tance. This is a healthy sign of ‘awvholesome seform in Ireland. The mistake made in fdmes gone by by the men who bad the ‘ear Of the people was to nbuse England and Gverything connected with English govern- ment, The course fs now different; tactics exo changed, and prominent Irishmen regard the change as beneficial and much more eMfeotive. People at this side of the Atlantic dpplaud the, course pursued by the new leadera of the people in Ireland; and if the “ould country” Is to be go by ber own people at home in their owa Parliament houss the policy pursued by such mena Butt, Martin and others will hasten the dey when fuch an event can be declared accomplished. A Srrone Maw AGamNst Tee Rura— O'Donovan Rossa, as the candidate of the €eform democrats for the Senate in the Fourth Senatorial district. As the representative of fhe common cause of his race against the British despotism over Ireland, and as an honest, talented and patriotic Irishman, devoted to city reform, he ought to get the yote of every Irishman of his district, and in his bold defiance of ‘the Ring” he deserves an election. Personal Intelligence. Recorder A. Poliok, of Washington, D. C., is at the St, James Hotel. Congressman Gakes Ames, of Massachusetts, hus quarters at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Ww. Tasker Smith, British Consul at Savannah, Yesterday arrived at the New York Hotel, Muss Anuie Louise Cary has taken apartments at the Bverett House. Dr. J. G. Holland (Timotny Titcomp)) is in town, at the Brevoort House, E. Darbyshire, of Birkenhead, Engiand, fs resid- {ng at the Hoffman House. Professor Pierce, of the United States Coast Sur- Wey, yesterday arrived at the Brevoort Honse, Ex-Governor Holly, of Connecticut, is domiciled at the St. Nicholas Hotel. Countess Muzzanel'a arrived yesterday from Hartford at the St. Nicholas Hotel, John ki. Owens, the comedian, 1s domiciled at the Sr. Nicuolas Hotel. Colonel Hi. 8. Welch, of Connecticut, is quartered at the Grand Central Hotel. L. P. French, of the United States Marine Corps, & quartered at the St. Nicholae Hotel. Indian Commissioner John V, Farwell, of Chi- cago, is at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Mr. Farwell was one of the heaviest losers by the late great fire, yet shortly after its occurrence he visited this city and @rranged for a speedy recommencement of his busi» ness, His present visit to the city was made to at- tend the meeting of the Indian Commissioners held last evening at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Ue there reported upon the condition of the Indians of Call- fornia and Nevada, whom he visited a short time ago. ELIS POL EE RE MUBSIO AND THE DRAMA. Santley sang the part of Fltjan last night in Mendelssohn’s oratorio at Steinway Hall and made & great success. Feohter piays Claude Melnotte this afternoon at Wallack's for the benefit of the Chicago sufferers, New scenery and new toilets have been added to the attractions of “Divorce” at the Fifth Avenne ‘Theatre. To-night Nilsson plays her greatest role, Mar- guerite, at the Academy. Waohte! sings in “La Dame Blanche” to-night at the Stat. The sensation drama of ‘Crime’ is drawing im. mense houses at the Bowery. “Divorce” is running successfully at Mrs. Con- way's Brooklyn Theatre, ‘The Iuternational Circus Company, a stupendous affair, will shortly visit us, This is Charlotte Cushman’s last week at Booth’s, She plays Meg Merrilies every Bish, ABT SAL SALES, Avery fine collection of At of American and European Ol} paintings is now on exhibition at Johnston & Van Tasscli’s salesrooms, 37 Nassau street, consist- ing of manv choice and valuable works of art aise painied by our most favorite city artists, as 80 by prominent European artists, which will bo at auction on Thursday and Friday of this VIEWS OF THE PAS). 810. NOVEMBER 1. et The Pope excommunicated the members of LS ne Italian government. dent on the Missouri and Pacific Ratl- ing; twenty-fve persons 1166—'The Stamp A: Atmericanoonn ol went into operation in the M55 — “. suena ey occurred. It destroyed and killed 50,000 of its oF ane Foz, Morocco, a in ruins, and at the Pertahed, killed. tar plaoe 13, NEW YUKK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, atone ama useeaiiten amare the ex. er ctroulated for agna- Bi 03 Ui fier Sy Aston, rim ween "TELUGRAM: TO THE NEW YORK HERALO. VIBNNA, Oct, 81, 1871, *'& formal letter signed by the Emperor Franols Joseph, accepting the tesignation of the hohenwarth Ministry, is published here this morning. ‘Tne Emperor thanks the ministers for “their ser- vices,” and praises the devotion to patriotic duties which has characterized thetr discharge of the pub- lic functions. which they are now about eorelin: eng ‘THE NEW PRIME MINISTER. On the same sheet of the oficial journal, after the royal letter, comes the oficial notification that the Baron Holzgethan has been deputed by ihe Crown to form a Cabinet. Baron Hoizgethan was Minister of Finance in the Cabinet of Count Polockt, SPAIN. The Goverament in Danger from Radical Conspiracy. Secret Armament at Baroelona—The Interna- tionals Accused. ‘TELEGRAM TO THE REW YORK HERALD. Maparp, Oct. 81, 1871, ‘The officers of the government havo effected tne arrest of another batch of radical conspiraters tm Barcelona, and additional evidences of thelr guilt have been orought to Lgtt, ‘Stores of firearms, explosive borids and other Gendty warl'ke Implements have been discovered at their place of meeting. ‘The International Society is at the bottom: of the plots the mon arrested are, for the most part, members of that organization. ENGLAND. The Prince of Wales’ Contribution to the Chicago Sufferers. Radical Indictment of the Aristocrasy—Army Reform—Settling Day at the Bank—The Rate of Interest—Spanish Finance—Swept from the Deck of a Steamship. TELEGRAM TO THE KEW YORK WERALD. London, Uct. 31, 1871. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales has sub- scribed the sum of £260 to the Chicago relief tund. The Mansion House fund for Chicago amounted last evening to £44,800 or $224,000, The radical leader, Mr. George Odger, late candl- date for Parliament trom Lambeth in the working- men’s interest, has written a letter reviewing the ist of subscriptions for Chicago, and charging the aristocratic classes with «want of charity.” ARMY SYSTEM REFORM, The London Gazette of this evening publishes the new regulations made to carry out the provisons of the pill for the aboiltion of the commissions pur- chase system in the army. The main feature of the regulations is the rigid tfva voce examination which all applicants are required to pass before they can receive @ military commission. HOLIDAY AT THE BANK. To-morrow, November 1, veing the regular set- tling day of the Bank of England, will be observed aaa close holiday on the Stock Exchange. THE RATE OF INTEREST. It 1s thought the Board of Governors of the Bank of Engiand will reduce the rate of interest at its meeting on Thursday morning, SPANISH FINANCE AND CREDIT. A meeting of the holders of Spanisn bonds was held in the city to-day. A committee was appointed and instracted to vigorously oppose the tnreatened tax of eighteen per cent on Spanish coupons, FATAL DISASTERS AT SBA. A telegram dated Queenstown, Ireland, in the forenoon to-day, brings the following news:—The Inman steamship City of Brussels, Captain Ken- nedy, from New York October 21 for Liverpool, called here at half-past three o'clock this (Uctober 31) morning. Der commander reports having en- countered a hurricane yesterday off the Irish coast, during which the fourth officer was lost overboard and several of the crew severely injured. The London Lioyds publishes the following:—The British bark Saghalien, belonging to the port of North Shields, has been totally wrecked in tho Mediterranean, of the harvor of Denia, on the Spanish const. IRELAND. Public Feeling Towa-ds Crowa Prosecutions. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. DvBLIN, Oct. 81, 1871. ‘The trial of the man Kelley, ona charge of hav- ing murdered Head Constable Talbot, creates much excitement. The police are hissed and the prisoner cheered when passing from the prison to the court- room. There have been no disturbances of a serious character, however. BELGIUM. Royal D:nation to Suffering Chicago, TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALO. BRUSSELS, Oct, 31, 1971. His Majesty the King of the Belgians has made a donation of 2,500f for the Chicago Reef Fund, _ CORSICA, Legislative Opposition to Bonapartism, TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. PARIS, Oct. 31, 1871. Telegrams from Ajaccio announce that the mem- bers of the General Council of Corsica are engaged in & hot discussion over & motion to annul the election of M. Conti, formerly private seoretary of the ex-Kmperor Napoleon: tw opin ‘Quiet and peers Cause 408i .... ae) I More Hopeful. * “TELECRAR TO: THE EW YORK WERALD. The following special despatch to the Hematm bas been received — our corre. spondent in Matamoros, Mexico :— MatAmoros, Oct, 27, } Via Conrus Cunisti, Texas, Oot, 31, 1871. A special courier arrived here to-day direct from Tampico, He delivered despatches dated in the onpital of Mexico on the 23d instant. The advices report ‘all quiet.” General Diaz is not in the field. A majority of the State Governors—nearly all of these officers, in fact—bad forwarded their felicitations to President Juarez, oon- gratulating him on the present aspect of pub- lic’ affairs, Each one of the signatory Governors makes offer of his services tc support the national Erecutive in {ts efforts to @uppress the Mon- terey pronunctamento. ‘The Iuarists deny the report of the oapitu- lation of Saltillo. The revolutionista still hold all the avenues of communication between the border terri- b st Court, HERALE. h Oct, 81, 1671. was fopmalty Wiliam yester- day, after.bis -privaie we with “Eis Majesty = Antonyio Movements of the ‘Reyat Squadron. — TELEGRAM 79 Tee NeW REW YORK MERAL. HAVANA, Oot. 31, 1871. The Spavish man-of-war Pizarro leaves to-day to go eastward, and other vessels of tue line are to follow. THE PACIFIC COAST Murder in Californla by a Woman—Desert Saud Storm ia Los Angcles County. BAN Francisco, Oct, 31, 1871. Mrs, Jane Sullivan, liviug at Bay Point, in Contra Costa county, quarreled with her brother-in-law, Patrick Sullivan, at whe tavle, and, seizing a gun, shot him dead. A desert sand storm in Los Angeles county on Sunday was the most severe that bas occurred there In eight years. A. C. Chapman, a clerk in the White Pine Com- pany, at Hamilton, Nev., died yesterday from the ef- pe a of laudanum, which he swallowed through Wiham Hl. Moore was shot dead by George Den- nison, ina saloon at Santa Cruz, yesterday. ‘They were both old residents of the county. Tn the matter of the contested election tn Solano county, on account of the conduct of the federal oMcials of the Mare Island Navy Yari, the County a yesterday aMrmed the vauldity of the elec- Doesind for Lottery Dealing In San Fran- eiscoDeparture of American aud Japanese missioners. SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Oct. 31, 1871. About one hundred persons have been indicted | for dealing in lottery tickets in San Franctsco. E, Pestrine Smith, of Washington, recently ap- pointed Imperial Counsellor of International Law, sails for Japan to-morrow. Mr. Hosakawa, Japanese Commissioner of Agri- culture, also sails to-morrow, carrying with him steam pile-drivers, street raliroad Cars, carriages and various machinery purchased here. THE _WEATHER. OFFICE OF THE CHIEY SIGNAL OFricRR, Wasurineron, D. 0, Nov. 1—1 A. M. Synopsis for the Past Tiventy-four Hours, The barometer has fallen very generatly on the Atlantic const, where southerly winds, War Durawrauesr, \ cloudy and threatentag weather now pre- vail, The low barometer which was Monday night im Arkansas has moved northeast into Michigan and on to Lake Erle, with brisk north- erly winds tn Illinois and on Lake Michigan, Rain has fallen generally west of the Apalachee Moun- tains. The temperature has risen on the Atlantic coast and lower lakes; it has fallen on the upper lakes, Probabilities. The area of lowest pressure will probably move northeastward down tle St, Lawrence vailey, with southwesterly winds and rain on the lower lakes; northwesterly winds with clearing weather west of Lake Huron and Ohio; fresh winds from the southeast and the sontin- west in the Middle and Eastern States, with rain on Wednesday; cloudy and threateuing wea- ther continues in the South Atlantic and Gulf States, and clearing away on Wednesday tn the Southwest, Cautionary signals are ordered tor this morning on Lake Erie. AFTAI RS IN TN ORICAGO. Lentency of New York Creditors=Sixty Miles of Streets Laid Waste in the Great Fire. CHICAGO, Oct, 31, 1871, The Fvening Journal learas trom private busi ness sources that the New York creditors of Chicago | burned-out firms are very generally satisfed with | the settlements they are making with them. An approximate measurement shows sixty miles Of streets laid waste in the great fire. The opponents of the Union city and county ticket recent); nominated — to-d made the following nominations: Cc. G P. Holden; Judge ot gee ae Court, + Buell; Ctrcutt Court Judge, Lambert | Freer; City ‘Treasurer, Charies i jam; County Treasurer, Henry Harms; Gity Attorney, PB. McHugh; City Collector, W. J. Mahon, Potice Commissioncr, Otto Herting; Sena- tor: B. F, Mann, The nominees are mostly republi- cans, PAILURE OF A PHILADELPHIA INSURANCE COMPANY, | political parties, asking that troops. be stauoned iy PHILADELPIITA, Oct, 81, 1971. The Enterprise Insurance Company bas sus- pended in consequence of Uhicago losses, and will be forced to go into liquidation, The comeeay has made an assignment to the Pennsylvania Company for life insurance and the granting of annuities. NOVEMBER 1, 187L—I1KLYLE SHEET. WASHINGTON. IMPORTANT shee OF THE CABINET. Chicago Asking. for PC Troops to Protect: the: City. NN, u Official ‘Statenone of OM: Slanderous Charges Against Treas: urer Spinner ‘Disproved. T Wasuinatoy, Oct. 31, 1871, Empertast Cabinet Meeting—Tieops iox Ubic caco—Utnh Affairs. A$ the Onbinet meeting today a petition from Chicago was read, signed by representatives of both That city for the proicction of property, those which were there immediately after the late fire having | beon.witudrawn, In.accordance with the petition | £28 an.order has been issued by. which @ portion of the Eighth infantry, now at Willet’s Point, will be de- spatched to Chicago. The subject of the Ku-Klux atresia in South Caro- lina. was. considered, Attorney..Gencral Akerman stating, the result of his late. vinit, to (hat State, ‘The prisoners baying asked. to be released on ball, At was thought best to leave that. matter to the discretion of Mr, Akerman, The. government will continue the prosecutions in Utah, and, if necessary, additional troops will be sent to, that Territory, 1t.J8 known that some. of the federal oficers Lave aaked for troopa to aid, the Executive authorities in making arrests, bat this 19 considered by the heads of military affairs bere to be mexpedient uniess there shoula be reaisi!ance to @uok an extent 23.10 reqnire the additional force, Maoh Js lett.to the discreuon of General Augur, who bas taken measures to insore tranquillity and to further the ends of justice. Wirt tue exception of the above-named subjects no business of importance was transacted, sapegh the meetng coutinued three hours. Changes In the Military Departments. The changesin the military departments of the country, which were announced in the HERALD last July, and which were so screnuonsly aenica upon authority, are soon to be made public. They wil ‘differ very tittle from the programme then an- nounced. The expectation of this order after its announcement in the HEBALD, the details of which are being arranged by the President, the Secretary ‘of War and General SherMan, created a great deal of anxiety in military cifdles, and the War Depart- ment was deluged with letters from army officers inquiring into its provisioas. The Department of the ‘Lakes is to be abolished and General Phihp St. Géorge Cooke will be placed upon the retired ‘lust, General Sheridan will not come East, a8 was atfirst iucended, with lis headquarters at New York, but will have a large territory under his comman1 commensurate with his renk as Lieutenant Geriera!, with headquarters at St. Louis. ‘The titention 16 to give him control of all thé Tadian (tifes, as far'as it cau be done without encroaching oo much upon the Military Division of the Paotiic, ‘Commanded by Genoral schofeld. New Moxice “WHE be" aetiéned ‘from the Department of -tne Mts #Ur and erected into A separate department, aid it Is probable that either Gotome! Eaward Hatch, of ‘che “Ninth ‘cavalry—now commanding a district in ‘Toxas—or Lieutenant Colonet alfred Spily, of the ‘Nineteenth infantry, wilt bo designated as the com- ‘mander, ‘ Cotonel David 8. Staniey, of the ‘Twenty: iéfiintry, néw in Montana, may be appointed, “Phésé are all gefieral oMocers by vrevet, and thete fT experience s6éms to make the choice of Denke “tt the “‘Rreawsrer his annual Suni notice ‘what he terms “an infamons libel’ upon the Treas- ury Department in general and upon himself in particular, which appeared in a New York pews- paper, and which was shown to him on bis return from Europe. The article was headed “Leaks in the Treasury—MMifons of Dollars Abstracted,” &c, Alter along review of the subject, fortified by ex- ‘tracts and references irom the§ books of nis office, the Treasurer says:— The charge of the destruction o1 cartloads of aecoune books Uke the one that | he. tad taken, on warrants made payable to Spinner, moneys amounting to over three millions of douars, and for which he had not account ie hoped, sum- ciently disproved by tne simple slstement of facts the truth of which can be verified by any one who Toay claim fo exainine the records and papers that are accessible in the various oifices of the depart- ment to which ihey properly belong. Tne charge that he arrived fu England on the 2uth of May and proceeded to Baden, when he parted with his com- panions and disappeared, was in perfect keeping With all the rest. The whole article, from the be- ginning to the end, ro far a8 any material fact is concerned, Gencral Spinner says, an unmitigated tie, and was £0 Known by its getters up when it was invented, penned and published, It tad been said of municipal officials of a Northern city that they do not deny the charge of robbery of the public mouey made against them. There ts reason to ocHeve that, taking ad- vantage of my absence in a foreign land, these false charges Seniors the Treasury Department that origi- nated in the organ of ‘the Ring’ in that city, and whose editor 1s. one of its members of the Senate of the State, were “back fire” and “stop thief’ dodges, and made with a view to draw attention from them: selves and thelr “stealings,” and that they might say, “Why shoald we deny general charges of ofM- cial dishonesiy When an Official of the national gov- ernment, who is charged more specifically with wrongdoing, makes no demaly” ‘These were the motives tha! induced me to swerve from the generat ruie not to give ‘heed to slanders and lideis, Trouble with Ka Kiux in Mississippi. A letier received at the Internal Revenue Ofice, from A, P, Shattuck, Assessor for tie Third district of Mississippl, reporting that on the night of the 28d inst. an attempt was made {to burn the As seagor's office at Okotona, in that State, but the fire was extinguished before material damage was done. The day before the United States Deputy Marshal arrived at Okolona with warrants for the arrest of a party of Ku Klux. The Assessor tendered him what assistance he could, and his clerk assisted tn making the arrests. Five persons were arrested and lefs at his house, and during the night the revenue office was fired, As- sessor Shattgek thinks there is no doubt it was done by triends of the prisoners, aa the town was full of strangers all night and threats were freely made against the ufe of Mr. Hall, the Assessor's clerk, for the part he took In the affair. Assessor Shattuck respectfully suggests that it might be advisable to have United Staves troops stationed there for the protection of government property, and excitement runs high over the arrests already made and to be made, and his office ts labie to be burned at any time. Ku Kiox Kmigration from South Carolina. The Coiumbla (8. C.) Union, of Monday, says We have, ived information from most'reliable authority to the eect that on Tharsday of last week an armed band made their appearance tn the village of New Pickens. The persons were all mounted and wore thetr arms unconcealed, and were provided with rations, Ac, They inquired for United States maps aud stated they Were leaving South Carolina for good and Were on their way to Georgia. None of the citizens of the village could recognize any of the party. Appointments by the President, The President made the following appointments to-day:~Hanford L. Gordon to be Register of the Land Office at St, Uloud, Minn.; George Andrews, United States Attorney for the Eastern district of Tennessee; George C, Bates, United States Attor- ney for Utah Territory; Hernin Rhoe, Postmaster at Norwalk, Onto; ©. H, Newell, Postmaster at Greenwood, lowa, Supervisor of Tennessee Appointed. ‘The Commissioner of Internal Revenue to-day re- appointed ex-Supervisor Emery, of Tennessee, Su- pervisor of that State im place of Supervisor Stokes, removed, Sympathy of the Swiss for tae Chicago Suf- ferers. The political agent and Consul General of Switzer- land, Mr. Hiltw, has received @ letter from the Presi- dent of that republic stating that the peopic express the warmest sympathy for the sufferers by the Ohi- cago fire, and (hat liberal subsoriptions are being made for their reltet ander organized arrangement. The United States government ta now paying & scendent of the Swiss hero of that name, Tho hus- band of tho pensioner seryed in the late war in thie country. Presentation of the Colembian Minister te the Prenidont. Seflor Don Santiago’ Peres, who for some time past has been the Minister Resident here from the United stacee of Votombta, tovay detivered his credentials to the President as Envoy Extraor- dinary and Mimister Pienipoteutiary of the republic. ates made the following remarks upon the subject:— Lferrrernanrsrren die eta che emtisely in pions the jauions ee! niries, In eta aes letter watch I Hay tae hands the President Co. te place in your ates the the prowouoe “above reterred rr see For J feel Tat 1 cannot make fable return for hia confidence, save by cultt- whey = of justice with whieh both nations meted nud by eudenrutius to tT settled, aud by eudeavoring eine of that kindness on your part which dered my oficial Felations 40 easy ~The Aeceies iii as follows:— Mr. PRukz—| congratulate you on your promo- ‘ton, It may ve considered ag an approval by your ber sertonpl of your course here, whicn has also to a is under serested in preserving, 7 Btates of or Colonie, partly, mdeed, because they are lodians Of (ne Only open way acrous the chau which connects North with South America, att omit Linge SB gpenighac On OUF part CO- warus maintalowg wul, and cannot fail i your government gual eet ua in the spirit of jus tice to which you allude, an especially it due re- ward be hail tor auteceaets, realiues aua pros pects. Another Defnication. The President to-duy suspended W, F. Forbes, Invalid Pension Agent of Philadelphia, at tho re- Quest of the Commis-foner of Pensions. He is charged with being a defaulter to the amount of 925,000, which, tt is said, he has cxpressed nis ‘Willingness to restore to the goverument. Geveral she:man’s Visit to Europe. {United States steamer Wabash, fagshtp of the European squadron, will sail from Boston about the latter part of next week for Europe. General Sher- Man and Colonel Audenried, of his siaif, leave here early next week for Boston to take passage on the Wabash, Taney will be absent about six months. OMicial statement of Outstanding Curreacy. The following is the oMcial statement of the amount of Uaited States currency outstanding at thts date:— United Statea notes, old lasut poveg States notes, new iss 0 Year Aitto Coupon notes. Compound interest notes.. zracuonal currency, first issue. ure! tgsui ing new issue and issue of 1869, Inclades $1,600,000 to restore the amount destroyed in the Chicago depo- sitory. ie Increase of American Tonnaze. Astatement furnished by the Chief of the Bureau Of Statistics of the number of vessels and tonnage of the United States on June 80, 1871, as compared with the corresponding date of 1870, shows 9 gain over 1870 of 76 salling vessels with a tonnage of 92,129.87, se ntenny of bese oe er Saris 24 ti j witha to a Toduage of 165,263, 202.8, m ‘4 Admeasurement of eee Vessels. Aig dit sears t eee hag new seca that a Ger. ertcaD port for ine first time heaving & tian ‘cariteate of adm ment, need not be sdmeasur: i LITZRARY CH:T-CHAT. Tae Toral. DESTRUCTION of the records of the United States District Court tn tte great fire at Cnt- cago did mot include theepprsight recorus of Ilinois, watch were removed to> Washington last to nae eieciar a eateries have already been baa for. and venues by the ‘Librarian, A New Wurety Jounwan: ontittoe Public Opin- ton, modelied upon the London paper of that name, has been commenced at Pluladelpma by Mr. G. W. Hammersley, editor of tne Germantown Chroniote, Its plan 18 to give a selection of the best articles from all the leading newspapers, reflecting public sentiment both in the United States and Sngland. It aume-p9 be the Xelectic of the newspaper press. THE + 6ra. Loss of the library and gallery of paint- ings of the Chicago Historical Society, by the burn- ing of the ‘fireproof building, included 18,000 bound volumes, 150,00 pampble:s and 200 paintings, comprising the entire collection of Mr. George P. A. Healy. Among the latter was Coucure's original “Prodigal Son” and Healy's picture of Daniel Web- ater replying to Hayne in the Senate, JOHN RUSKIN, in his last “Letter to the Working. mea of Great Britain,” says of his boyhood train- ing:—'‘My mother forced me, by steady daily toil, to learn long chapters of the Bible by heart, a3 well as to read it every syllable through from Genesis to the Apocalypse about once a year; and to that dis- cipline 1 owe, not only a Knowledge of the book, which I find occasionally serviceable, but much of my general power of taking pains and the best part of my taste in literatare.”” Tne AvuTHOR of that successful hook of Southern humor, “Major Jones’ Courtship,” first pubushed im 1844, will next year bring out a new edition. William T, Thompson is bis real name. NEW PUBLIOATIONS RECEIVED. From J. B. Fora & Uo,—‘‘My Wife and I; or, Harry Henaerson’s History.” By Mrs. H. Beecher Stowe. From G. W. Carleton & Co.—‘'Morning Gleries and Other Stores.” By Loutse M, Aicoit, author of “Lit- tle Women,” &c. From Harper & Brothers—‘“flistory of Louw Philippe, King of the French.” By John S, C. Ab- bott. From De Witt 0. Lent & Uo.—“Rip Raps or Drift Thougiits Wide Apart.” By Will C, Kerr. From the Leonard Scott Pablushing Company— The British Quarierly Review, “Centenary Address’ delivered before the Society of the New York Hospital, by James William Beek- man; American Odd Fellow, TELEGRAPHIQ WeWs ITEMS. The report of the Health Oficer of Philadelphia gives the number of cares. of smallpox during Iaat week as 436, and for the from smallpox during last week en and ating year 293, the steamer Mary Bord at Memphis, mu- uated zener morning. An attack tmade on te, who shot a negro named John Killon twice, wonnd- a aeverely. ‘The Unnely arrival of the police saved tue er at to her death on Monday night in Sara- tone a Bee nt a drunken row. It is rhey te that ber hus- ASE ss ery tedden Sane bb oa an +» a ‘® brotl consed, have been arrested. ery On 8 October 3% Ji ‘Trotter was m Indian Ford, Buuer contig. Non bya man pamed Dyer, who approachet mT hie vistice behind, avd with a cleaver nearly cut off bis hi ablowe Trotter habiting with a crazy women, ‘The otter in Quitin’s taxnery, at Toga Centre, New York, exploted at K yesterday morning, ielliny a man Samed Van An arti nt severciy injuring George Quirin nnd ‘others. were de- moltsbed. ‘Tho boller was thrown a diuamea. of m0 feet Ti was old, and an over-pressure of steam enused the disaster, The preliminary proceedings in the libel case of Governor Austin, of Minnesota, pod J. Green, editor of the st, An- ony Demorrat, were concluded M hssergte 2 ‘The latier was held to ball to appear before the Grand Jury. Pico r} Clark, a young im and the isader of » band of nadoee ‘aud uieves who have been operating in Spring- fat some time, waa asrreated erday, ani! x large Seount of stolen property recovered, Clare pas eiuce ect Feaci ereneagh Grinies to-ecad biun (o State Prisoa tor live. EUROPEA: N diese Lonpon mowsr Manure. nein oot 81420 P. Mm Consol closed nt %8 for money ana 93 tor the Loe ion United States five-twenty bonds, 186%, 91)¢; 1860, old, 91, fortes, 8Y) Te Mi howksn cP anth, Oct. 81,-Rentes B1f, ibe. vi Corron Lge Oct. re hak ae ¢ cotton market closed active "an Jetoatis lands, Pigae; motddling. roan ¢ sales orihe Mfayhave bee been tai i aes alee, which 60 bala rere ‘or ‘export. ‘Sal or po alpen ebony Sarma! Havgepoon bn BREADSTUFRS ag Say Oe ‘8 alleged offence was co- a1 90 The market is qi Wad ver cental for No, 2red Westera ‘upring. cord, grt, The, receipts of wheat Tor the ast the three d etc Woarlora, including 16,00) American. yRRroat F Lag a cer ae RELT. —Liveevoot, Oot. 31— een ENPOon PROOUOE NARKET.—LIVRRPOOL, Oct. 3t— ned petroleum, 17d. per gallon; common ronal at LONDON Propuor. MARKRT. agen Oct. 31—Bven- i mtr gl rosin, Lis, 6d, @ Ts. ; of turpentine, PRrROLRUM MAREBT,—LONDON, Oct. 91.—Petroleum, T THE MORMON TROUBLES. Herald Special Report from Salt Lake sia BAIL REFUSED FOR STOUT AND KIMBALL. wee The Mormons Becoming: Quiet---No Re- sistance to the Laws Expected: , iA A Saint with Nine Wives in the Meshes of the Law. i Sat Lacs Urry, Oot. 31, 1671. The United States District Court, Cnief Justios McKean, adjourned to-day until tne 14th of Novemr ver. In the cases of Stout and Kimball the Judge.de clined to admit them to bat! until he had examined into the matter more fully, They are held in.cus- tody at Camp Douglas. ‘The deciston of Jadge MoKean in granting-bail te Mayor Wells received general approval, i The Mormons are sensibly touched by the Judge’ action. The feeling generally ismuch better. The leaders are more quict and sensible, and the people are growing tranquil and more amicable. There te not the slightest danger of any disturbance of the Peace, although Senator Morton’s editor was bad scared in his brief visit here and lost his usuat presence of mind. ‘There 1s to be no rebellion or war and no extraoe. dinary expenditure of the public funds, A nnmber of otter arrests are likely to occur tm & short time, but none of very great importance. A Queer Case Before thy Courts—A Mer moa’s Ninth Wife Saea for Divorce—The Saints Becoming Civil. Satt Lake Oxy, Utah, Oct. 30, L871. H, & Eldridge, of the Bank of Deseret, and Wilnam Jennings, of the Ztan’s Co-operative Institution, ‘were accepted as sureties on the bail bond of Mayer Daniel Wells, The motion for batt in the cases 6¢ Stout and Kimball is still under consideration by the Court, The case of Clayton against Clayton, being am action for divorce and alimony instituted by the polygamous wife of Willlam Clayton, 1s on the dog ket for to-morrow. Clayton ts the Territorial Audt- tor, The point at present raised is a aemurrer to the jurisdiction of the United States Court, the . deience claiming that matters of .this nature velong exclusively to the Probase Court. The plain is Olaytons ninth wife, and @ snit for divorce before a United ‘States Court cannot, of epuxso, be maintained, 16 @xpected that the testimony on the merits of tae Case will be curious, and if it be admirted that ttm ' plainti is defendant's wife tt will leave him open to @oharge of bigamy. ‘The defendanvs only hope is that the demurrer will be maintained, * ‘he man Bennett, who was found dead and through and through on the road near this city om Sarurday inst, 1s ait to have been a horse thief, A iman named Jones Bvows the kul. and declares that he caught Bennett in the act of stealing ™ret Jones is under arrest med Everything is as quiet and peaceable here to-nt, asin a country village, Aside from what ts said in the Church organs the general expression of tae Mormons 1s that of entire submission to the lew. Cannon is very bitter, out Orson Pratt says ft will be ali right go long as they do not fine him, for he has no money. 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