Show Ip to the NEWS A pit 1 l lr 25 southampton 20 sailed with two millia million francs in gold the bremen also sailed with in gold london loudon 25 the presence of three united states states ar at the island of tracts much attention I 1 london 26 A steamer hns has been chartered to take 1000 troops to canada I 1 I 1 I 1 berlin bertin 27 the prussian diet vet has been prorogued madrid 27 gen marculus Mar sulus has been appointed Gover goven governor jabr general of cuba I 1 U za A nihl military tarp tary commissioner has his gone gotie to venice to take poses possession slon sion orthe odthe ahr war ll 11 material i new ta york ork 29 09 advices advises per cubas malisay malissy mail mali say the marquis do Galli GaUi fut goes 2 as civil adminis gerl geil aba do cast elinan to mexico 1 A dispatch front madrid says thel S been info informed iu en thaltha negotiations undertaken undertake ii by the united states to bring abobo pe peace aco ace between chili chill and spain were progressing a favorably The Th eTTor WorlO morlo wash washington sip ecial says the secretary of the treasury has re move moved alor dIDT pr hastings from the lucrative position of physician and surgeon to the u T S marine ho hospital spital of san franeisco francisco and conferred the omee office upon dr joseph C tucker the tribunes richmond special says it is generally understood here that jeff davis will not be tried either in october or november and it is positively stated that his council will be notified of df the tiie fact tomorrow the sh ship ip seminole Semi bemi nole aole arrived tod today a from from san ban francisco she sprung a 1 leak ea in n the pacific and gua had to throw overboard goo sacks copper ore by doing which tho the leak was decreased so that nhat the pumps kept her free london OS 28 the te treaty treat af between italy itai and ild iid austria wil wll be si signed ned nod in a day or two st johns N NB B 0 29 9 telegrams from cape bretton and newfoundland here state that the tho gale of the and was of unusual severity sweeping over the whole island of newfoundland and prostrating pro the telegram telegraph ph wire f for or miles mr field arrived arrive dhere here this afternoon from shediac having left the medway and terrible in the straits of northumberland en in laying the new cable between new brunswick and prince edwards island Chi Chicago earr carm 30 the following is hk a letter which cli cil gle gen geu U grant has authorized to be published headquarters armies of V S washington sep 1918 1180 19 GG brevet brigadier gen IV A hillyer Ise lse I 1 see efrom from the papers that you have been making speeches in which you pledged me to apolitical party I 1 lam iam am further in receipt of a letter from gen gresham of indiana in which he says that his opponent for congress had published an extract from a letter received from you in which you pledged me to the support of president johnson and as opposed to the election of any candidate who dees does not support lils his policy you nor norm no man living is bs authorized to speak for me in po political litral I 1 matters and I 1 ask you to desist in future I 1 want every man to vote according to hist his own judgment without influence from me yours ac tj S urai urah r washington bashin tuh y 30 senior romero received dispatches today to day dated chihuahua 0 ad d president juarez had appointed gen governor and commander of Za calecas gen was instructed to march with the available forces of his command upon the city eity of durango the only place the french hold in the keate state of durango and to attack it in comb combination with the thy forces of gen Mer berneva neva gen dle die diego dleo o albarez has been appointed military governor of guerrero new york yori I 1 1 1 the berald herald bays gen santa anna athis at his headquarters on staten island is untiring irin inin in his efforts for the rescue aj of mexican independence the steamer arizona with ca california li fornin pas passengers passenger sengen and mails of the alth ith uit arrived arri veU f SEXTONS RE REPORT PORT G S L city 10 t fb for tile ille y month mouth ending sep 1866 adults 5 children 29 34 males 15 females 19 I 1 34 34 DIED OF bf tile THE FOLLOWING CAUSES AS REPORTED diphtheria Dip theria i 7 general debility ka 7 i putrid sore throat 5 C teething 5 inflammation I 1 bowels 3 it diarrhoea T 2 1 mountain feve teve fever teven s 1 cr croup ou f 1 i dieda at birth 1 3 inflammation bladder 1 l 1 ai I 1 il U brou brought 0 from co country P places lonimer ment 1 1 1 4 newly arrived I 1 emigrants LX 3 du ott 1 resident eitle citie ais jis 30 I 1 fl b A i A f j 1 ts KI u prussia ha bag east cast a steel gun which shoots a missile weis wels weighing bing atrio 1230 lb ibs lbs connecticut BLUE das LAS CLAWS au an exchange paper gives nearly a column of puritan Purl puri puritan tan laws which are said to have appeared in tho the bonshire ton shire spy in 1787 from which we clip the following no one swail shall travel cook victuals make beds sweep house cut hair or shave on the sabbath day no one caball eh nil all run on the tho sabbath day or valk in the garden or elsewhere except reverently to or from meeting meetings no woman shall kiss hiss her children on the sabbath or fasting day no one shall buy or sell lands wath wit h out permission of the selectmen A drunkard shall have a master appointed pointed by the selectmen who shall debar ar him from the liberty of buying or selling no m minister inister shall keep a school whoever wears clothes trimmed with gold or silver or bone lace above two shillings per yard shall be presented to the grand jurors and the selectmen shall tax the offenders of lenders at 2300 estate no one shall read common prayers keep christmas or set days make mait e minced pies dance play play cards cards or piny play lay on any instrument 0 of music except the drum trumpet and j no gospel minister shall join people in marriage the magistrates only shall join in marriage as they may do it with less scandal to christs church when parents refuse their children convenient marriage the tho magistrates shall determine the point the selectmen on findan finding the children ignorant may take tieni them away awas awa y from their parents and put them in better hands at the expense of their parents no mail shall court a maid mald in person or by letter without firof first obtaining consent of her parents xa 5 penalty for the first bf tenee Tence eio elo 10 for the he second and forthe for gor the third imprisonment during the the pleasure of the court married persons must live together 0 be imprisoned L every very male shall have his hair cut round according to a cap M marshan MARSHAL t doul DOG mar liar ular shai bhai vaillant valliant says a paris aparis correspondent is is very lond loud lond of dogs dies and he is the happy possessor of one whose intelligence many men would be happy to share bhare I 1 allude to the intimate friend of Nerio norio the fhe emperors own do dog ln lie noro nord gives some interesting dettaff de details taff of the little animal whose portrait by jadin attracted so much atte attention ution at the tho last years exhibition brusca was fouad on the neld held of battle at solferino his master an austrian lan ian of officer fleer had been killed that lay day and the poor doas dog w was found howling hov hor ling by the side of hii his his dead body some french soldiers 1 touched by the sight of his evident grizil grief carried him away in their arms aud and brought him to the malor major general of the army marshal vaillant valliant the marshal accepted the gift ift and brought him with him to par paris panis at first brasna having been educated in hi germany german y had llad great dini I 1 culty ty in i ii understanding und ers banding french an fn indeed leed decd unless lie was spoken to in german geiman he walked efland turned his tail tall to the speaker an air of utter disgust elo however EIo wever he has now acquired the language and were ten austrian regiments regi ments between him and his present master all their the r teutonic sounds would not prevent his reaching the marshal whenever he goes to court brusca goes likewise whither whit herthe the emperor himself be in indis his way or not is nothing to him brusca would quietly walk over the imperial boots to secure a snug seat beat inear near the marshal he attends cabinet councils tle utmost regularity this winter brusca was wah immensely bored by the len ien lenth length th of the disc ions lons and sneezed and coughed as usual when ha considers that the council bassat long enough but hut on this special occasion his impatience ence eRce rose to a loud whine which producing no effect on the ministers le he walked toabe em per e oran orand scratched his trousers his majesty annoyed at being interrupted bus pushed ed t the e do dog away and said sard estie estle estil bete ca c emen omen enry I 1 bete said the marshal 1 ind indignantly nan ta y 11 no sire lre ire he is not stupid tp pid yau you shall see the minister rose tock a n newspaper table and I 1 going to the fir far end odthe of the council cham chain ber her er said brusca brusa Brus 6 tako take that to the gheem em geror 11 each of the ministers as ho he passed d them with th the d paper in his mouth t tried ri ed to get it from him brusca would not 0 t let it go and carried it safely i to his ma majesty j esty from th that a t to this Brusca hns has his all cabinet councils ho he keeps himself beautifully clean and when his ills paws are dirty he carries a brush left for his special use in one spot to one of the Mar arshal rs servants and barks at him billbe till he bru brushes siles off every particle of dust NEWS ya ITEMS THE tile lecent recent investigation into the ito charges of bribery at elections in eng land brought to light the fact that th the member from yarmouth had expended to maintain his seat in parliament THE victory bridge over er ta tile i e 7 r river riven ma ver ven thames at battersea is nine hundred and twelve feet long and ohe one one hundred and thirty two feet wide it is the widest railway bridge in the tho world it will have four railway tracks THE weight of arms accoutrements clothing and provisions the total carried by european foot soldiers is as as fol lows austria 51 lbs ibs 8 oz E england angland 0 1 54 ibs lbs 8 boz oz france prance 55 65 lbs ibs oz sia kila 8 oz russia 71 ibi ibs ius s boz 7 oz C y j THE work of extending the track orn ofil the pacific railroad rall Eail road beyond alta was wash j commenced several days ago and about abou vy r four miles have havo been laid beyond that point the road bed is completed or i nearly so to cisco and there will be no interruption in laying the iron until that point is Js reached cisco is located about twenty two miles ml iles lles beyond alta and and ind fifteen miles this side of the summit sit yit As at least a half mile per day is laid cisco will be reached before the th first of Nd november vember tho the entire force workmen on the road will when thes thel thet winters render sit it necessary iven iben heo ben transferred to the eastern slope anthe on the return of spring gradin grading across the i snow belt beit ortho the summit will wiil i libe ilbe be resumed cisco will vill therefore probably remain the terminus of the road until I 1 limn xuon nr next at it which time tima a loi long iong stride will nili bettik be taken n to ogg some somo 0 point on the eastern slope if t the e main maln aln ain tunnel is not COMPIe comple completed Led at that time a temporary track will be laid across the summit tunnel no 2 at emigrant a nt gap a shorb distance beyond cisco was completed on wednesday this tunnel ia is three hundred and fifty feet iong long and is five thousand feet above the level of the sea there are two other tunnels 0 on n the line liner which are arc being beins bein worked as rapidly as possible one ono will be two hundred fiet and the other four huni huri dred feefe long iong the main tunnel at the summit will wiil willoe be about one thousand six hundred feet i long all the tunnel izare leare sara made wide wido en enough ough fora double track cisco is located gout about ninety two mile miles 3 from sacramento union THE reaction of the war upon the them taste habits ambitions and aud morals of ot our peo people e illas ilias has proved fearfully damaging T the e old order of things has been entirely broken up the leaders of other uasa flays are left behind ihnot if not forgot ton classes are dissolved the ideas and usages with which we xe have become familiar are thrown aside new now llew men new customs new not notions lons ions are every where uppermost the low have been lifted up followers have become mad ers beggars of yesterday are millionaires today to day and set the tho fashion for who ever is foolish enough to follow their guidance the consequences are legitimate such an intense arid arnd insane rush k and struggle for wealth reck Yeck reckless leti ieti lesi 1 extravagance trava gance of expenditure such a it de birum for vulgar display this country lids has never seen an and d aias alas alas aias not only taste refinement purify purity and piety have lave gone down before the tide but even evell honesty thel only firm basis of commercial prosperity tho the only sure support 0 of af so social bialor order orden er the one essential condition of individual a and ana nd publia welfare is yielding to the weight and Pres pressure sure sura of popular passions and fatuity speculations I 1 which are merely ramblings gamb lings under k a less ouno obnoxious sous name frauds and and all imaginable vil vii lanies fles are carrie carried on oil al alf 1 most openly it is estima estimated ted blidt a single interest lidd lied tho the government out of sixty millions of dollars last year cht chriatian chr enquirer |