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the Hudson Bay Company. Mr.. William Z. Glad
stone. NJ r.. publishes card in the morning papers
to-day denying in lump host of personal charges
which have been made from time to time
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AssocIArEp PpEss DISPATCHES.

ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
SAVANNAH April 25-The county vote IL i52o. l90 OF
which challenged noarly all OF the straight Radical
tinue tin ~ o'clock tonight II viii probably be Monday
evening before the counting Is through G9ruon Is sara
ticket Baker County-Gordon. 400 majority. Ware
County-Gordon. 100 majority; Fitch 200 majority For
Constitution. go Pierce COunty-For Bullock, ia ma
jony; Clft.So Apping County-Gordon and Fitch have
large maortcs against the Constitution 2j The Other
sAvAssAu Apr1i 26-Of the election in this city. the
count at II o'clock last night stood fcows:-For Bu
the Constitution 2Glg; against the Constitution 2a59.
The majority for the Republicans so far a. heard from IN
s%ed s1 e 70 mn" ryta County returns Give bullock
G7s Gordon RS Cleft CO. Fitch 2li several disturbances
occurred last night and night before Police men were
fired upon and numerous arrests were made
AUGUSTA, April 2j.The election returns are conflict,
ing The Democrats claim GOrdOn's election by small
majority but admit the ratification OF the Constitution
The Republicans claim Bullocks election by 10000 ma
AGGUsr,. April 25-Rchmond and Burke Counties Will
give Bullock aud the Constitution from 500 TO % 100 @ ma ma
fpnty. The Radicals claim the District 10y loOOO ma
MtcoS Aprll 25-The following Il the onical vote
Pike County gives 26s majority for Gordon acd 2G ma
ority against the Constitutions Dayton gives Gordon 3i'.
bullock 326 tho Constitution ii6. against the Constitution
aJ8 Faycto gives "a majority for Gordon and majority
fuf Constitution. Henry gives 10 iniJoY TOT bOIOn
Buock so Gordon J7 for the Constitution 800 against
the Constitution SGS fcrTi gives Gordon so. Bullock
800 Quman gives Gordon 95G, Bullock FOR the Con,
stitutlon, II against the Constitution $50 CIawiSti
against 53s clay gives Gordon i3 Bullock 5lg Tor the
Constitution. 5ly against 80 Nortn gives Goroh ~
Bullock for the Constitution, % against, 2 BALDWIN
gives Gordon 49, Bullock 996 for the Constitution $50;
against 723: a negro Representative aud senator were
elected Marion, official yesJ majority against the Con-
siituton majority for Gordon and 1 FOR Congress,
as majority; a Democratic Representative Is elected
Taylor gives majority against the Constitution ana -
majority for Gordon. Pierce gives for the Constitution
40 against Coz Gordon 95 Bullock 100 Fitch. for Con-
ress 90 aud Clft iSs. Muscogee gives 800 majority for
the Constitution and 800 majority for Bullock In BDD
prosptct Is that the vote will bo very close Washington
unofficial entire Democratic ticket elected by $50 10 2O
majority sumter unofficial, small majority for Gordon,
and both Democratic Representatives elected D0ughef
~ official majority for Constitution. 552 Tor BniocE
vote on the CONSTITUTIONS for and 5i2 against Gordon
b57 Bullock SfcwarThc report II hat thls toun-
~ has gone Democratic by a large majority
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FRANCE.

THE INTERNATIONAL MARINE EXHIBITION.
PARIS, April 26.-Many American naval officers ara
expected to be present at the opening of the nterna
tiOnal Marine Exhibition at Havre
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WAsHIsGroS. ID. C- April II, 1863
To the People Of Illinois II have seen various
articles IN Illinois papers rejecting conduct Iher
criticisms some respects just and deserved suc
OF my faults they contain result an
sure not wholly from l-will toward me- but from Justin,
able anxiety that our state shall be properly repreehcu
I'm the United states Senate.
could show by the records that have been aosehe
from the Impeachment trial but small portion Oh tne
time IL commenced In March, just 80 days ago to1'
was absent from the trial 0ny ak OF those oo uhys
7 vas present ON every other day aud voted on every
ou,s ,son submitted 10 the Senate. could show ,nsn ~
have not been q constant drinkcr and prove that mf
visdIns 20 alton stinuisnts has been Ter.
oodaai aud after loRs and exhAustAys lAsorA ooma
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A farewell complimentary benefit to Mr.. +.
H. Davenport rendered by the dramatic profession prior
TO his departure California, announced This inter
eating occasion IL fixed for Thursday evening" at the
Academy Of Music. br davenport viii appear In one OF
his best characters
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RUSSIA.
DIPLOMATIC CHANGES.

DIPLOMATIC CHANGES.
LONDON, April 26.-The Count de Stackelburg, the
present minister of Russia at Vienna, had been APP
pointed to succeed the Baron de Budberg as Russian
ambassador at Paris.
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GordOn's MnforiLies
Ru,ioeL"s Jhjorities
Totals...........O.T goo

The counties along the line Of the Atlanta and Bome
Railroad were strongly for Gordon while the Atlanta
and Augusta Road the vote equally decided in favor
Of Bullock Full official returns will scarcely reach head
quarters before Friday OF this week
Judges who thoroughly competent to give an
opinion, estimate that the Constitution has heen car
ried by at least 1900 majority and that Bullock is chosen
Governor by 5000 Itsprobabe that majority Of Dem
ocrats have been chosen TO the Legislature but It remains
he whether enough Of them can take the oath to
mako a QUORUM.
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RYpgR-N J.s, Gty Sunday April @ amer nasedstaes.
W syesT& ~ = ss - .-ssS
M. as,,l from d. sseosd Reformed Chyph wsass JeJ CTR,
AZ oeIoei D m. Apal %. sishsst nrssA notice.
svor,eaa as psp,, PiSss copy saLsd lG yeyT lsGl
srourI, Tsm,tirsyr. sstuday fssh Inst ss,sk
Friends and attend As hses IRON hsf
dnee an Tussd.v 23th nsL ia Casgea VIZ De ntsst
snee oasrsnts Issius tho arrival Of the es se
Whitehalst, Ner-York.
wmIrEr-oa sa,y Apri a. C.,hHse ~is' sf 'a~s
The friends family rectily requested to ,nssi NE an~
from her Ss.aenee Ne 10 Eghthss 90 Monday
Of l O'Clock .r. ...- ~
A FUNERALS TODAY. .,,
UCOOK ANDREW Seeondave. and Sixty fNhs,. ftm. ..,
HAMILTON JOHN No 81 West Eshieen.h.st up
{ HANCE, WILLIAM No 4ls East TeBthst. 2p u Vflt
. HRSs0N. LUXE, No l5f Lsurensst. tp -..ts..r e
PRfSDLE, MARY. No. N1 Ierngtoh-s5e ies NJ 1870
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GEORGIA.

OUR OWN DISPATCHES-rHE CONSTITUTION
AD0PTH-BULLOCK CHOSEN GOVERN Or
LEGISLATURE POSSIBLY DEMOCRATIC.
ATLANTA, April 26.-Nothing that L can send
you will be strictly Official with regard TO our election
until the result announced from Gen. Meade's head
quarters But have semioffcial statements from "a
counties the reports mostly trustworthy which give in
rOnpd numbers "'..
For tho Constitution
Against the Constitution
For Goyenr-Bullock. Repub. ub.........."....7C00
For GOyornr-Gerdon. Don. ....--.-.- -.-..fOO
The following county reports are gathered from the
hest
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ANNA DICKINSON has not lost her voice. "a has
been reported On the contrary, she s fulfilling her
lecture enga gements as usual.
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The election in Marion is 20 be contested as fraudulent
and void by corrupt conduct OF tho mana
gers at the polls. f ....'
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a Wonderful Cure.

by DR.. j. III. SCHENCk,
woS,S last of CoSsuAProN no" In r"h'
health Who think there no hope should visit h~
CATHERINE CoLLlS, aud Judge for themselves
upon vs. Miss Catherine Collins No 2 Mots'
Hevyork about February 1866 and found her bei' aD ip-
p,euy the Pulmonary Consumption She had night
. css and aubes OF ea tunes. very emseated sai
completely deae that she had to be prOpped up in bel made
the With ResPomes aud found the et hung IRON TOP
bottom diseased to be complete Of eorupsa The nsA
also affected but there no cavities So hsa
an uee,,an cough that her husband 1.-THE paens
er cbdTen had suffered similarly snd de'pe s
best medical had died Although With scarcely sar
hope undertook the Determined do my utmost A"d a 90
sIutou,y family being that the' eo"d not s'o" par
h.,. IN. medicine b, using Pumonc sea~eed Tome saa
the Mandrake Pills following advice and care aud ''eaoa sue
is nov e hearty takes pleasure to state Der ease TO
who msy call upoa her
2, Road, Nes York every TUESDAY from sa TO All
,,ic. free charge: bat for thorough examination with his Re
u.t, AS Price Puonic Syrup and sesSeed Tonic eeh
R per 81 50 tue hdoren Mandrake Pills % cents per
bo, Sold bv Druggists everywhere full sappy Asss be es-
t.Ded . his Rooms No s Bond-s,. Nen.iors- .------
A Conference OF the Friends of American f"dusnys
Convened by
PETER COOPER ...t |
President Of the American industrial League, ~
will BE- held q, the Metroposs Hotel New York. TUESDAY,
April g. 1868. al II o'clock
The object Of the Coneae. will e counsel to the peseat
Industrial and susnea condition country sad to ADOPT
to increase he efficiency of the Industrial League
Hazard & Cnswelps
PURE AND SWEPT
COD LIVER OIL,
IN THE WORLD.
Manufactured on the Ses-sbor., .I.H
Bv CASwELL, HAZARD 4 CO.. .-
Und.s Fah.Aveaoe Hotel
Kuox's Celebrated Jucunda. 20 Strawberry Pi.sts
Grape Raspbe Blackberry aud Cusni Psa. direct fos his
Pittsburgh perpetual eshi
aad sale ALI NuRSKRRS IN ONE No 25 Broadway
ond hoor Nv representative Mr BARTHOLOMEW can BE- ssss
at No. = Park place corner OF Church
.
A Special Meeting OF the BAPTIST SUNDAfsCHOOL
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION viii be bed the SrIeeHs bsPss
Church kighhase.. MONDAY EVENING April .. ~ -
o'clock in relation establishing Depos,y Of the baP'' "'
ton Society In New York Cty.
Bnrietf,, Reversible sewing Machines are th. iss..s
priced reliable MACHINES tsed by hand or foot ocs Daoap"
II you have the Dyspepsia. Headache Dizzsess.
Piles Eating soaf rising o. ~
do rot thank
PERiSTALrC JOZESGES will fons .ne ps o. lae oon s.a
No fremont Boston and eyerIsae eAnea o % eese
ctachn. and Needle Depot, Ne $50 Broad
Needle. for all marhiues Bartlett FURNISHED h.adsedes ke
Co,e. wrpser, Of repaired taken pst psy fsr
the Rowe ne. Double Gear .nd e Pstsss
'T' $500 n. I. BROWNING. Gensral Ageat
No u Ceadissdtst
e.,omcs Netce.-rAs Mails for Europe viii be dspstehsA
49,. aase oa TUESDAY, THURSDAY and sATURDAr eies-
~. :, ass Stations aud b. lss; sat D. ips
Rssad n lille q a. II s'cloek q ~. "a.
'''-s q the s'-''' '' ''' ''' '"'' 1sss 1ItiLeI
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COMPLETED 800 Mills.

running the highest point Of the ROCKY hOiS
that will be aveib the hue The Company viii have much af
force employed this year than before and expected that be
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LOUISIANA.
TIE CONSTI

TIE CONSTITUTION UNDOUBTEDLY RATIFIED.
NEW w-ORLtANs, April 2j.-FuIthcr returns
from the country received to-day do not materially af
feet the results already given.
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PRINCIPAL ASD INTEREST
PAYABLE IN GOLD.

Th. Unio1 Pacific Railroad COMPANY are bridns "foAa "'s
o.h, on the Missouri River eouae With the Central fses
Of .Nu. kuflng from Sacramento Ed and thee roads ~h-s
completed win he THE GRAND RAILROAD BETWEEN rhA
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC COASTS
The Uni have slregiy
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su,tiaI astit.,.

seventeenth Assembly District gniep Republics
Monthly Meeting al the Broadway
.erertSs Hall THIS o-dayl EVENING April a. ate O'clock AN
RaDabNcaus resident the District are indtei "a IG
'P OEoRGK p BRADFORD. FRESHEST
ROBERT e. DoBBtE Secretary
1agncii No ~ a. - A.-Nenhe particularly requerd y
~ ii fMds. kyENIyG Of Tvsatythi aad sscsaA
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POLITICAL.
SENATOR YATES.

AN ADDRESS TO THE PEOPLE OF ILLINoIs-THE
RECENT STRUCTURES UPON his CONDUCT.
WASHINGTON. u. e.. April II, 1863
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AT rnE coNpASrs OFFICE NO 20 SAssAU-sr.

April 10. 1863.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23
FROM BOURBON.

BOURBON, IND, July 81, 1868.
EDITOR REPURLIcAN-The G.. 4 c.
GLIB will meet on Friday evening, at
which time the meeting will be adj
dressed by Rev. Mr.. Timmons, and
Samuel Davis. On the evening OF
the 31st instant, CIV. Piper may
be expected to address the Club.
We see that Dan has called to his
aid, again, the contemplate ard God
forsaken one mule editor who runs
the sheet at Plymouth, but we con
slider him Of just about as much i'm
portance as any other short tailed
pup. We only look on him as ali
honest folks do-with unutterable
scorn and contempt Dan wishes us
to publish the names of the officials,
and of those whom he told that they
had used the money for electioneer-
ing purposes. WewilI do so rs soon
as Dan will tell whom we told that we
were poor and had to use his money.
During the very warm weather we
understand that Hugh Terrell receiv-
ed a sun stroke The wheat crop is
mostly in shock. .. X.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

Mr.. Anthony one of the candidates for
the Democratic nomination for Congress.
pitches into Reeve in the following man
ncr:
Reeve stated at Wanatah yesterday that
he spoke in Valparaiso when Judge An
thony dared not show his face inside the
Court House.
We arc authorized by Mr.. An'hcnv Ia
say that there never has been q time when
he dare not speak his views 10 his fellow
citizens in or out of The Court House.
There were times when he believe in al
laying instead of fomeniing public excite
ment, and his wisdom at such crisis WIS
appreciated by men of all parties The
statement of Mr.. Reeve WAS entirely gra-
iuitous and totally untoundcd.- TGlD0-
raise Republican Jaiy 10th.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

Daniel Noyes, of Laporte, was
nominated by the Democracy for
Common Pleas Judge of this district.
He cannot be elected, for the four
counties that compose this district
are largely Republican save MARSHALL.
Judge Egbert, the Republican nom
inee, is well and favorably known
throughout the entire district. During
the long period he las been Judge
he has given satisfaction to men OF
either party. His integrity, capaci-
ty and uprightness has never been
doubted, and he viii be elected by
an, overwhelming majority.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23
News summary.

The Colorado sal: mines yield four thou
sand pounds daily.
Fortunate rains in Alabama lave saved
tie corn crop from burning up.
The effect If the drouth is most disas-
trous to crops in the vicinity of Oi,iowa,
] Canada.
There arc fifty-cight oil refineries in
Pittsburgh. OF which only seven are idle.
Yesuyius is now throwing out large
quantities of black sand.
Horses sell at about two and !, half dol
lars each in Hawaii.
There are 10000 tenement houses in
New York.
1t costs four francs to send Geographic
despatch of twenty words from Paris to
London.
The remains of an ancient Syracusan
colony have been found in Sicily.
The reports from the wheat crop in
Western Missouri are very encouraging.
Gen. Albert Pike has been elected Prcsi-
dent of rebel Democratic Club, in Mem
phis, Tenn.
Ira II. TRAIT. convicted year and half
ago, in New Nork city, of presenting false
bounty claims, has been pardoned 10y the
President.
Special dispatches from different parts
of Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin represent
the crops in very favorable condition.
The New Albany Ledger, Democratic,
calls the leading Democratic stump speak
er in Virginia, poor old crazy Wise"
Two persons were arrested at Porto Ma
rinzo, Italy, on the charge of enlisting men
for an insurrectionary movement in Spain,
The Halifax Citizen states that the No
va Scotia authorities arrested, fined and
imprisoned an An erican on the Fonrth Of
July for celebrating his national holiday
there. a
Work has been stopped at the Penn
sylvania Steel Works, at Baldwin, and the
Lochiel Iron Works, Harrisburg. on ac-
count of the excessive warm weather.
The Senate has passed a bill extending
the customs, commercial and navigation
laws over Alaska and establishing a col
lection district there.
Ralph Waldo Emerson is among the
visitors at Newport. Gen. Joe johnson,
late of the Confederate army, has taken a
residence there, and Gen. Hancock is ex-
pected there soon.
Governor Brownlow's Office at Nashville
was crowded on Saturday with negroes
from Maury county, who had left there
from fears of the Kukluxes.
Sixty-threc thousand aud four passcn-
gers were conveyed over the Pennsylvania
Railroad during the 4th, 9th and 9th OF
July. W
| Mrs. Lincoln, widow of the lamentcd
President, on her way STst- She intends
to visit Baltimore, and ,till sail from that
city with Minister Revc,dy Johnson
An Omaha dispatch says Brigham
'foung's agent is there, making arrange.
menis for the reception and transportation
of several thousand Mormon emigrauts to
the end of the Union Pacific Railroad,
where all the able bodied men will be en-
ployed at once in grading and track-laying.
Their families will be forwarded to the
| Utah settlement. About two thousand are
expected to reach Omaha next week.
| Vigilance Committees are engaged In
clearing the scoundrels from the vicinity o.
Seymour, Ind. They hung man named
Hare to extort information regarding The
rascals and came near carrying the Joke
too far, as he was nearly dead when cul
down
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23


Blair, the Democratic candidate
for the Vice Presidency, is one of the
original abolitionists. He made an
abolitioniSt speech or as the Demo.
craf said, "made an attempt,"-at
this place. in IS, of which attempt
the Democrat, then edited by Dan
Mcdonald, present candidate for
Representative, made the following
notice:
I'VE notice that Frank Blair, who al
dressed the faithful here last week. is ma
king thorough canvass of the northern
portion of the district, for Schuyler. This
is the man who owns slaves in Missouri
and breaches abolitienism in Indiana. But
Schuyler's supporters are an incompre
hensible ceDglomeration of hcterogeneou us
elements; and any apparent inconsistency
must be excused on the ground that ii ii:
all for freedom
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23

ter, weaker in everything but the vi7--
ties 81 of Democracy, was nomma-
ted.
MI. Reeve NEVER CAN re NOSIINA-
TED to any important office, until sew
eral of his political associates 90 to
Heaven. He may attribute his defeat
in part to Mr.. Packard and to Mr..
Corbin- He seems to appreciate p. ,
influence, as when he was abusing
his Republican friends in speech at
the Parker House, he depressed long
enough to pitch into Packard for his
opposition Next day after his de
feat, Reeve showed how badly he was
hurt, as he gathered around him
whenever he chsnced to stop, little
squads of friends, Republicans and
Democrats, and emptied whole flag
ons of wrath upon the.head of Pack
ard. To one squad he said he could
get q nomination whenever he
wanted it. He wouldn't appeal to
the people he would buy it-buy
the nomination with money If he
he should hang s25 on 4 fish hook,
Packard would como around in less
than an hour, to get it. This is the
way to get nominations now. Not
withstanding all these facts, Reeve
hasn't the pluck to fight Corbin and
Packard as they fight him. lie will
continue to advocate their cause and
to electioneer for Packard by making
Democratic speeches whenever called
upon to do so. lie will probably be
the most active canvasser in this
county. lie viii rake the chestnuts
out of the fire and the Mikado Ty-
coon and Damias will eat them.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23


AT Cairo, H., where the Democrats have
large majority, the hostility 10 tie action
of the New York Convention is open and
aYowed. An enthusiastic Grant Club was
organized on last Wednesday evening, and
speedily enrolled a hundred members,
among whom were several on whose sup
port the Democrats were wont 10 count.
Two hundred deaths were reported in
ST. Louis for the week ending yesterday.
One of James Buchanan's heirs was a
Mrs. Durham, of Meadville. Her husband
died the same day that Buchanan did.
Passenger trains on the Central Pacific
Railroad now run to Wadsworlh, one
hundred and ninety miles east of Sacra-
mento. Construction trains IA miles lurih
er east.
Generals Grant and Sherman, and party,
arrived at Leavenworth on The 10th in
slant, anu proceeded at once to Fort Leav-
cnworh, where they will remain until
Saturday, when they leave for Denver, via
the Kansas, Sc Pacific Railroad.
The big snake, that has been the terror
of Tennessecans for some time past, has
frally been shot, skinned and stuffed II
measured twenty eight feet in length, tLir-
ty inches in circumference at the largest
part of the body, and had horribly ugly
head.
The number of deaths in New York fol
the week ending Saturday was LIZ. ol
which more than 80 per cent. resulted from
sun stroke and DiarrhGa. Infants suffered
terribly from the latter, but the exact num-
Der can not be ascertained. The increase
in the total over last week is 42s.
The recent fire at Sing Sing seems to
have been the work Of the convicts, who
to the number of one hundred, had plan
ned to seize the propeller Europa No. ], a
boat running TO New York, and escape
Information given by one of the conspra-
tors, however, frustrated the plot, and tho
ringleaders have been placed in irons.
The number of deaths in New York eli
~, for five days was seven hundred and
I
resulted from sun-strokc on Wednesday
and Thursday. Among thoan was DR.. W.
G. Morton, of Boston, the 'discoyercr OF
ether"
A letter received by gentleman OF
Cairo, from Oxford. Mississippi. states tina,
few days Ago Sheriff w. S. Mckee, Oh
returning home from an adjoining county.
| stopped to battle in Tallahatchic River.
His feet touching something smooth on
the bottom several times. curiosity at
length led him 10 examine closely, when he
/ found small iron chest Procuring assis-
! lance he took it to Oxford, broke il open.
and found three thousand dollars in silver.
two thousand eight hundred dollars in
gold. twelve hundred Mexican dollars. and
I four thousand dollars in Confederate mon
ey. There were no papers 10 the chest to
show its ownership.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-07-23
Evryryc CoArs AND Mony,yc Teo,sErs

EVENING CoATs AND MORNING TRousERs.
The Queen of England lately gave a
breakfast, sometime in the afternoon. and
had it officially announced, that gentlemen
should appear ''in evening coats with
morning trousers which is understood to
mean black coats and light pants. The
English snobbery cons.ruc this announce
ment as royal concession TO what is re.
garded as peculiarly American style OF
dress. e LID