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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01
nouRsTIC MARKETS.

SAY Fr,Sopco Nov 3l-Plour. - 1888 - wheI IRA I"
4 75as a. Legal leaders. ,te A., -,,,., =. III.
cy Nov 1oselers Corn for November settled beis
.cstrae,s III. afternoon 09sl o. There were sales Tonight
for December Soc aud 63c for tomorro" .on -, Al,
3l--Coton market wv oaiesi 'h"
ding, lG23lc receipts 3Oll bales erpo, S bales o.,
Sevostt.N La J-Cotou market suffer- mddhngs Us
!5ic bales receipts since SMurls 10y 9sss P
m-a qt5i; Eswlok Sight Per ctDt discount sasa, su
fiU1ic Prime l2c Choice lelos Srno''
Anil and lower Common 50d5lc; Prime 6ODolc
Cboo, sydssc PourLox grades tmer sapene 20 DO ooaoe
a, Treb, Erra a0d S8 80 Coru lowers sales
a. 1s closed at Ti9Tsc. Oats dull a, 62c Bran dull VI h.
-r a. ga PORK dull; sales S23 Bacon duli Shoulders
, s i., Mn 80, Isle Clear Sides l8lc Lard du ssd nominal
TSs,.. i, Keg whisky steady, Western Rectihed pig
a. oil Coa, quiet nominal, Prime Rio, lloi Gltse; FAR 1
Nic ~ 49, ~, ..,;x. ana arr.r. .,ies got
h.is.1 rec, pts b22 bses; Middlngs, 30&Jle.
s.v.Ss,s Ca 3oCottou opened quiet and BRA sud closed
sales O1 29 bsles exports Tor
Two d,Tsto ayre bales to Liverpool hss bales eoa"e
Nov Coton opened qqie, and arm and closed
,,s and sdysucI TO- sales oo bales MddlngN 3Jtc receipts
WusIserox v C.. Nov. 0-Sphs rrPeniine sc koNn isa
0sJ ruprpIiUe raa % ~ Tar % ~ 'O"h E~S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01
GATNs ANp LOSSES OF NE ELECTIol

LOSSES OF THE ELECTION.
Tho following Is list OF the gains or each party IN the
elections held on the 18th:
LIBERAL GAISs.-Cambrdge, q Hackney, NEW con
sttueneyD; Leeds additional seat; Merthyr Jydvi
Traditional seat) Grantham q Merionethshre, sand
wioh London University, new constituency; Dur
ham City, Bristol, l. Bedford !: Derby i; Burnley
(new constituency; Whitby. 1; Gravesend new con-
stituencyD: Dewsbury new constituency; Birming-
ham additional seat Sunderland, Il Wigan, Oar
Jim constituency; Canterbury, Carilse, !;
Exeter. 1; Cheltenham, /; Monmouth boroughs, /;
Mednesbury, constituencyl Helston Hereford,
i: Nscolesfeld i; Stockton, (new constituency;
Tevkssbury, !; Dover. Il Glasgow. Traditional seao;
Hastings Il Kidderminster /: St Ives, Essex (South
q fpew constltuency); MiddlesbOrough, new con-
stnen0y) Tiverton, 1 wenock. /; Total a.
Conservative Gdips-City Of London l. Westminster l.
Roiton I; Portsmouth, L. Shrewsbury ]; Norwich, i;
Chester. !; wallngford Manchester, additional sea
NOTTINGHAM. 4; Poole ]; Pembroke, l. Taunton, l. Sal
ford lincludfng additional seat stockPort Coyen
cry l. Bewdley, j. Boston, l. Rye, ]; Malmes6ury, j;
Worcester, 1. Total, -. ~,
Ths following boroughs, which we're Jointly repre-.
aaoad In the last Parliament and which were deprived
of one member each, now return Liberals: Newport
Knarosborougb Guildford, and Buckingham ~
Tho following return Conservatives; Heri0rd, chi
chester. aud Huntington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01
THE CHARTER ELECTION

Mr.. Marshall Vought of No. 3l4 Third-ave
wishes 1t 70 be distinctly Understood that he Is not can
didate for Alderman OF the XVIII District nor cand
date for election TO any other position.
For School Trustees OF the Eighteenth Ward Frederick
T. Mather for full term. and George s. Drew for short
term have been nominated by both the Republican and
Mozart organizations. - , ,., u,
the XIVth Assembly District Seventeenth Mara, OF
which John y. Kehoe IL president Richard lienerma Is
secretary and Henry GOdward treasurer held NJ NO. los
Ffrstaye Saturday evening, the association unhhl-
mOusy endorsed the nomination OF Frederick A COhK-
ling for Mayor James Taylor for School Commissioner
and Martin b. Brown for School Trustee OF the Seven
tesnth Ward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01
FATAL ACCIDENT on THE NORRIS AND ESSEX
RAILROAD.

At o'clock yesterday morning, Mr. Geo. fau-
,el AN old and well-known citizen of Union HILL was
td ns,an,v ON the Morris and Essex Railroad, near
Musketo Tavern where the Newark plankroad crosses
the Morris and Railroad II is supposed that hls
horss became frightened and unmanageable, as the
wagon was crossing the track when was struck oy the
locomotive Mr. fause was thrown from his seat con.
serble distance forward upon the track. the wheels OF
the locomotive and passing over his head. when
tho body up the head was found TO be crushed
10 shapcless mass and the features utterly indistn
gushabie The body brought TO Hoboken ana gwen
into the charge OF Coroner White who VIII hoid an IN
nuest Mr. Fausel was a man Of wealth and respecta
brity and had many friends in Hudson County. lie mao
for number of years engaged In the manufacture
OF ale aud beer at Union Hill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01
ATTEMPT TO BURY A MAN ALIVE

Sergeant Whiteman of the Thirty second
Precinct yesterday reported to Inspector Dks tue par
ticuars OF singular He says that on Sunday
afternoon party OF drunken men from spuyten Duyvl
made their appearance the Kngsbridgo road, near
Kngsbridge. westchester County. and forthwith pro-
ceeded dS grave This done, the men seiLeu one Vi
their number and In spite OF his struggles thrust him
,n,o the excavation and covering HIM with dirt fed
The attempted murder had been witnessed by severa
who AS soon az the scoundrels had fed, relieved
the intended victim his perious position No names
are given by the police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01
ling, Nov. %. Joseph d. s,Idsis. Ia ne

BALpwN,oa Monday morning. Nov 90 Joseph s'M'a Ia ne
The relatives aud friends respectfully invited meet at bis aes
funeral s h az rs', ss
Boov3sd j. 90 Thursday afternoon Dee "a, Odock Mes.
No.ioiR H.. respectfully invited to attend
BiRsEynoS rEid' Nov n 1888 s.. ADSo Trs,. Of coos
months
BoCK-suddeuy Friday. Nov a. George A. Book sh re.
will be held =, the residence ehers.r Tho.
o'clock The relatives aud friends invited TO attend the funeral
terr Yonkers, for inerment
nAEY-ou saturday g. John p Bailey SD year he
The relatives and Of the family respectfully invited 70 ,itsoa
The funeral from residence No 79 LeKnsonave on rua
cRINyssus A. daughter Of Thomas and Joanna Grim
mu aged 20 ys from TIE reisnce her parents E.,.
th near secondave TUESDAY next Dee az 10 o'clock N
sssd for the reposs soul ard thence csssr c%
Tor The relatives and friends are 'n''e' " ""'"'
uAIIowpIO O.. Sunday the 2sb inst Adelaide. we ~
John Hsiowell, Hudson City. n j.
Notice OF the funeral in to-morrows paper
Conn sunday Nov o. ofheirs disease James
The relatives aud friend. family requested 70 se,a BIZ soe'
from St Paar Church S"sas Gspos a. % and III
yoHNsoson Monday morning 30 aer oss Tsis
she endured With patient resignation SARAH oe'"'o1 WIZ
The relatives aud friends family invited 70 ,0s The a s' %
Thirty fouthsL
KEARNY-ou SUNDAY, Nov 49, Perth ARSoy NJ c'""'''''
The friends Of the family are attend the uner, 81 Pesrs
Church PERTH
train leaves NewYok 1910 returning at4 p NJ S'e7"
Island Railroad a m. and 24S pm
McIsTIRE0n Saturday Nov &C. AFTER long Illness Dane
sged So years .u.--,.a o. .,,..a ,L. 6,,s.
bis late residence NO l1l ness
10 o'clock and from thence 20 81 Josepn
where requiem we aered Tor the p''e VI US
soul . -
PRICEOu night Of Second Day The Sth e' n moo"' ~
Pce daughter of Iehabod aud Susan Price a. ~ years
The relatives and friends and acquanBe.S Hr' nvl 70
funeral Fourth Day. tle "a Of i2th month ilon we a.
Eighteeoth Without further
PFKD-Ou SUNDAY 49, Yorkyil Geo NJ son OF MICHAEL
"a M.rv i Reedag ed years. months and dsys
Psns services at St Church Eghtyouftht
FonTth Wednesday Dee = al ~ eoA "'
relatives and friends are invited to attend .
wILbIAMsn Brooklyn MONDAY, Nov ~ ssrah % a..
Of Richard Williams and daughter 1.-THE tate 'ohinsn b ''
aged 26 years and nontBs, IN .--..., D.. .,,.,x
The relatives pd friends family Respectfully n'o "a
TUESDAY he LIST inst, at o'clock }.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01
TIE STATE or TRADE.

Ie.pox Nov Consols for both and seesn a. The
o,.ni,s AUD s close United States 500 du 10 Illinois
Central. at the opening and 81 the close Be' 2 the open
49, - TI AZ IN, close Atlantic aud Great Western 3 Calcutta
Is,ee SCI Pstroleum-sl for Refined 3D. for Spirits Tales '
Other articles unchanged 80, .,.s,
pS.Txvonr Nov 3O-Juiied states 5 20s steady, 19l
PIRr. Nov 1l--Rsntes steady, 20 f. Doc
,ysy Nov Mdng Cotton arm both on The spot and W
arrive: sales. to arrive h l2S e. --.
Mddns Uplaud, Ilid orleans d The market was active sod
Inc close UplAnds the spot II 1d 10 arrve ti
Orsan, iildlN OF the dsv oo0 bales Petroleum hn o.
All Tor spirits 6 for Refined Brsaduns and PROVISIONS IN
.t.noed pther articles unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01
FAILURE OF THE MONT GEMS RAILWAY.

The Florence correspondent OF The london
1Ses says Iregret inform you tina. the Mont Gents
Railway Company has come to considerable grief and
that tho communications between France and Italy are
disturbed and uncertain state Since the 2bth
of October there constant great delays and the
trains had arrived In Turin think thence wrote TO
Won at ali hours Of the morning Wednesday the Atm OF
Toyeunber was the only day which the time was
nearly kept the 9Th the trains have ceased 70 run
Wa hear Of one having been stuck for eight
or nine hours in the snow, frozen 10 us place
In short, the concern seems 70 nave com
uieteIy broken down, the disaster being apparently
manly due TO want Of sufficient locomotive power, but
Accelerated by the unusually early and very heavy fall
Of snew The mails are taken the mountain In
5srss carriage and travellers seek other routes One
trsinfuK which had started from susa, was glad TO GET
hack after several freezing hours passed short way
Ehe mountain and 10 take ship at Genoa for Marseee
asss the splugen still very practicable about ten
Hays ago but the and that by the Cornce are
ikeIy 70 be in favor this Winter Later on the Mount
s,snis Company will probably resume Running but II Is
evident that they must first have better supply oil en-
eiuos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01

GRANTS OFFICIAL MAJORITY-ENORMoUs WA
GERS PENDING.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 3O.-Grants official
majority in California is 5OS Owing TO informally in
printing the OF Hoffman, one OF tho Republican
electors said that the Secretary OF state refuses to
certify his election thus giving the Democrats eecor
The fact Is 20 submitted to the Supreme Court About
a. 600 600 in stakes depend upon the decision the Demo
Gratis claiming the bets drawn unless the electoral vote is
unanimous for Grant and COlfaX.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01

Prof. Robert Raymond is giving short course
OF readings at the rooms OF the H 10
society 10 appreciatiye audiences Prof. Raymond
deep student and ardent admrer OF SHAKESPEARE s -
evidenced by his rendering OF that great aulho
Through wise counsel. however, this dcleet mas pe
remedied aud all those who choose 20 pas az nov.
OF high intellectual enjoy have tho opportunity W
do 80 on this evening when Prof Kamohd WIN Thu Ta
Macbeth" or Gu Thursday when no Will reao i"o
ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.
MOVEMENTS OLE AMERICANS.

MOVEMENTS OF ANIEININ1'1'"
PARIS Nov. 3O-John p. Hale the American MN
later to Spain is in this city, consulting physicians
with regard to his failing health. Henry W. Long
fellow is at Genoa. -
SERIOUS SICKNESS OF THE EMPEROR
LONDON. Nov. SO-It IS credibly stated that the
Emperor Napoleon is suffering from an attack Oh dia
betes that he cannot give his full attention 10 DuS
ness and that the Empress takes daily larger
share in tho details OF the administration renewing
the Emperor of many OF his burdens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01
NEWARK BAY T

NEWARK BAY TO WAsHINGToN's RoCK.-The
attention OF our readers called to the advertisement Of
Mr. NJ Hughes. HIS Map OF NewJersey. from Newark
Bay TO washngtons Rock giving the names OF residents
and showing the different villages on either side OF the
Central Railroad, is very accurate and instructive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01
LOUISIANA.

THE REPUBLICAN CONGRESsMEH N NEw-0R-
LEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 30.-The Governor and
Secretary OF State have csnvassod the returns OF the
election Twelve parishes thrown out on account OF
illegal returns THIS elects Gen L. A. sheldon aud w
Menard Republicans, 10 Congress from the Second Dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01
ARMY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 30.-The following named sddi.
p,s,., III, United Army bodg the snk Of Bceye,
81 service take eject January
1879: Jesse Brown MePhs Franz Bdgman Oven rarssy
prev David Taylor " A. Tucker George DYER. d. Robin
sou W,hngsa yrooDsn George Tru.ien. Edwin L. Moore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01
xKsr INDIA MARKETS.

Havana Nov o-Commece in Havana DAT the importers Of Tor
pr,rnt the largest portion OF their good
& % ,be result Of the nsurreou merchants ehy buying
snup, the demand consumption The SuaF market n one.
haze a8t reals srrobe Tor No D. 'oAe'
Tor Sss sugar have made At 7d83 reals per aTTo0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01
SOUTH AMERICA.

THE INSTRUCTION IN CORRIENTEs SUPPRESSED
LONDON Nov. SO-News has been received iron
Buenos Ayres that the instruction in the Argentin
State of Corrientes has been suppressed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01
NAVY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 30-Promotions in the naval
,,,. b,y, been made from sept 90 SOB Capt
,eorg. Rmpon. commoiere Cowmsaier keushsS 10
h. cstr Lent Commander Richard Meade, TO be Comm'sder
detailed from ordnance daiE the
placed ang orders Commander kAps
Chasdler hast seao ordered 20 that station
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01
,xorurp ppoR.RIE HOMICIDE.

Last evening John Lynch and John wing,
both residents of No. Wcchawken'st iuarreiou anu
vpeh struck Wing on tho head with old muske frac-
rring ha skul LYNCH was arrested and locked mp IN
be 91spessf Police station. Wing taken " Belle
nifu1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01
AIR,yy c,rrLp MARKrT-Sov n

Ths demand for Cattle to-day t wthoat bewsysr much es
petition speculative spirit prices have dropped t9sc hv
weight the greatest decline being the quality receipts
head sales Of abons 800 head al g9lc for ns er light; este
ADD 1so lsr good shssp good ssgcl
sal tAir jaaAai AZ 4 HJc. upsa i1N al u 1asG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01
BELGIUM.

RECOVERY OF THE DUKE OF BRABANT.
BRUSSELS. Nov 30-The Duke of Brabant is recov-
ering from his severe illness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

THE MEMBERS ELECT OF THE METROPOLIS
The following is a list of the members
elected in the Metropolis Che Of Conservatives
I'm Itacs the letter IA indicates that Conservative has
taken the place of a Liberal new cOnstituencies)
METROPOLIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01

The Worrcll Sisters luggage was stolen from
, Morfolk and Petersburg Railroad stat In Peters
,mrg Va on tho 18th inst. but was subsequently ro
coysrel in a roooiysra den IA that oity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01
ROUMANIA.
A CHANGE IN THE CABIN

A CHANGE IN THE CABINET.
LONDON. Nov. SO.-A dispatch from Bucharest an
nounces change in the Roumanian Cabinet. brought
about by Prussia insisting the displacementot the
war party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01
fyROM OuR OWN CORRESPONDENT

panama, Nov. 2l.-The !lODg suspense at
zadast upon the nOn-arrlyal Of the steamer hontDo'
nth tdings the seat Of relieved on the az
tsrnsoa OF the 10th inst The steamer reported In
,ght about D. m and until her arrival at the Railroad
Wharf ss greatest anxieyIprevaed TO learn the news
q sases shs vas tho Many ha" ssAn IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01

The mails for Europe by the steamer Russia,
on Wednesday close at n instead OF IL m as CHROME
ousy printed heretofore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01
A Household Gem

do.s itz work 10 Efficient and ieat
sad ID GO mr. fr,.uds az preferable any fss
s,rd a, the gem my household M W. Brad.
n r.. 2. 1853.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01
MARRIED..

mILLRR-BRIGGs- wedsesisy Nov % a. 1reenpos6 " y.
BY the Rev j. Booth, John H. Miller Of Wningo' pe.
H. only daughter Of Henry Briggs Of Greeopoiet
Wilmington Del wBedod Mass. papers please eoer
BICKRRsoN-DAvIs-0u THURSDAY. Nov u.s. st the NJ = cnwes
by L. NicEeTson John ~ heAs,D' 70
Miss Davis daughter Of Hekiah Davis sSt all o. "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01
PANAMA.

xETCJtN OF TnE ExPEDHION-DEFEAT OF THE
fONsERYATIYEs-DEATH or THEIR LEADER
SAVAGE AND Brutal BEHAVIOR or COR
RgOsO's sOLDIERY-wH0LEsALE MASSACRE
on PRIsOHEgs-THE WAR TAX ON FOREIGN
nlfa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01
Sp,sial gctiis.

American Cub1 a. 's';r s sss..
meeting ; e. y. Se s ,s d a.uss
d agricultural are 1 ,S cu Of scpac Lectures
who s., not sS d. 1 s"o Ss'' Tor joS c1sBEs
Photographed section of the American in.t,tass Il
he Iu.iuse THIS usa EVENING at y SsGss All O,,s'
o. @. MASON, Sec. =,
Meeting BesPIf siter y notc G GSksR
vii ps Addresses By cdy Parker P,So,,.
s, Es,so. K ESs' s1 ASe S Tsa No.
r.n. Fowler wells No sss BS.d sS..sf.
% sHd shave Working wSme1s Home No :,
s,Sss f o .e" Cooper Ins,ais sud R1oa'
o6cs, No y PaItroT Room No. So' Doors open AZ" "''"s
Catarrh Asthma, Bronchitis, ssnd Censumo'ion.-or
DrLLESBAcK hi, wYOri Oses No. 800 Broadway o''''
Of seress.u,h FRIDAY Dee aud on the following Ns ~
iOA and llb December. Consultations itee. -
TO Druggists and Hotel heeper'
UNITED STATES MEDICINE WAREHOUSE.
No 81 P.t ro~,
500 case. SARATOGA A. wATBa
leo ease. CONGRESS wATRE
100 EMPIRE WATER
Is e.ses SARATOGA STAB wArBH
Is cases sTTYsBURGH WATER
80 cases MiSsISQpOl WATER
20 essss MAssgSA WATER
q HIGH ROCK WATER
3 eases VERMONT wATBR
keep fall 'apV 1.-THE above soc' eeos'ssy 90 had Al
"a, ale a, loves, r,eA JOHN y. HRsRr.
Eo-.rOrs Mo-, 1853 NO. q r.1 o.,
Prof Biot's soups
In Cans for m mediate Uss
70, SALE by G-ocers aud Proyisioa 0es,s,s
Order Omce.
RUMFoRD FOOD LABORATORY.
Eo.a ye.ey-st s.~Yort
Po,-Omse Nonee-rhe Mai. 70, Earops vii be- d:gases.i
na- ans ones TUESDAY. THURSDAY aaf sATVkDAf ess
ug seissk and 81 Stations aud iiS T. and S
q and andG q elocka n.
WV ~ ~ JAMES KELLY. r NJ
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DIED.

All Notices Of Marriages mast be indorsed 'ri@ ~"
name and address
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purc Pu,m OIL sesr

Pure Pnfm vi SOHp,
Var the BArH and ToILKr.
M.oaesrtuyed b. LIspLsr N. kLuSros.
No. Ii6 Margsfettsst. Pbilsaelpbis. Pean
Price Two Dollars per Doken-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01
.1n.NY LrMnRR MARKFr-Nnr. %.

,. during the wrrk ud prices remaa arm There
. GOOD ,uppr excepting emok aud spruce OF Hhiea
.v glsdcs Of Pine particularly " inch
n0 The demand for the latter Frsghs remain unehnse
and The receipts al the Canal collectors once nf
an. ..k xereys Erie feet OF Lumber and lbl u
SHINGLES via Chsmpaia Canal 6s0jj iect 81 Lumber The iouo"-
ruln at the PRINCIPAL yards: an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
MASSACHUSETTS.
OFFICIAL VOTE BY COUNTIES.
CALIFORNIA.

Total. 1875. 1862 6y1l .lS2'20 CJ
Grants majority. a, S6l. Clafin's majority. 6'lo
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-15
Ernm E.Pnnch.N

NOT A MILITARY NATION H-In the prospect Of
a General Election all England is one camp.
The whole people, at least all the house
holders, are under canvas.
French AND ENGusH PLAYs.-At the st.
James The Grand Duchess tiRiShGi by becom-
ing the wife of Paut the frince. At the Olym-
pic The Grad Duchess began by Mrs. Paul.
ONLY NATURAL.-They say that the War
Office Clerks are in revolt against King StortS.
No wonder. They have been used to King
Logs, and don't want change of dynasty.
MOST LIKELY.-It is because so many Swells
have 'handles" to their names that they are
called "knobs."
RECRF ATOMS OF FoNTAINEBLEAU.-Iua column
of gossip about Court Life at Fontainebleau,
the Paris Post says:-
''The visit of the new librarian of the Palace
of FOntanebleau frequently imparts a literary
character to the Court SoireeS. At a recent re-
inion of this kind NJ. Feuillet read to their
Msestes several chapters of romance which
he is now finishing"
Whereupon the Prince Imperial may per-
haps have taken occasion to say:-"Hear NJ.
Feuillet reading Papa and Mamma his teua-
lctOn."
AN EXPLANATION.
Freddy. "Elch wanted it, Mamma dear, an
so Baby pullded it, an pullded it, an then
Dolly breaked itself in two, an Baby failed
over an lifted 'er ed, an 'urted 'erself an
callded out" ETC., etc. And so on for five
minutes.
LETTING HIM DOWN GENTLY.
Podgers. "D' see the lovely creature I
danced last galop with p"
Smith. 80 yes-know her very well. Mar
ried to q cOnfoundedly jealous fellow, who in.
sists upon her dancing with the piamest men
in the room"
TIE POLITICAL PREACHER,
"a preacher am Of political righteousness,
To my countrymen," John Bright at Lime
rick said.
Then righteous is Brighteous and righteous
ness righteousness,
Else he righteousness breaches in righte-
ousness' stead.
SLIGHT MISTAKE.
Country would-bo visitor TO the OPERA who
has made mistake and selected a fashionable
tailor's instead of a second hand emporium.
Oh, say, do you "let out' dress coats ?
Afabe Shopman. Honly when they're too
small, sir.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-15
The EMPRESS of Russia.

The Empress OF Russia, says foreign letter
writer, lives at Kssingen under the title of
Comtesse borodinsk, and is said to preserve the
strlc,est lRcOgaiO, only one feels inclined to ask
the writer Of this statement how comes II that
every paper in Europe records her presence at
Kissugen, her travelling name, the number of
her suite, etc. AS yet her Majcsty's two sons
are the only members of her family who are
with her. She appears every morning precisely
at at the Rakoczy spring, ATTENDED by her
Mistress of the Robes, Countess ProLasotf;
Comte Adlerberg and Prince Bariatinski, aides
de-camp; as well as by Prince Alexander aud
Charles Of He,se, her brothers. FiunSeyi5m eyi.
IDENTIFY tourlshes in Bavaria as well as BsgraYIa.
The crowd of non-water drinkers which
assemblies around the RakOcZy Spring for the
purpose OF witnessing the Empress Mare take
her glass OF water is so greet that sue has some
dd,tliculty in making nerr way through the mob.
sone A"V~Sr appears on the public promena ie,
out II axes excursions on foot to Hari5
the mountains. At six o'clock in the
evening Empress Marie goes out to drive in
the forest. her cOachman wearing the livery of
the mouse of Romanoff; but the servant on the
box, unlike his great prototype, the mighty
"Jeames of BelgraVe Square," whose devoted
love for "Mary Ham, for so long period
excited all our sympathy, is O Cossack pursdng,
and astonishes his rivals by his costume
of brilliant scarlet with the sleeves thro wn
back and fastened on the shoulders, his
Astracan bonnet, and, above all, by gold
plaque on his left breast, which conveys to the
beholder the impression tnat he IS in the
pre>e ence of field marshal, or some such
functionary.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-08-15
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