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The 1ulaetfn du ptae<sd tk ReMA, Ftsnce pub- |
lishes the following note from the Archnisnop: |
" Ce1sam tourna11 have announced TINT the Arch
bishop OF tala city, togetbef with Ae1efM French
HtshofE, Wuald undertake tho .desencs uf Father
H5aetnthe a. The GcumeaIcai Council Tho Ascaa
bishop has not proteated as1inat such m ass-E-
taoD. because he u perfectly decided On principle
10 reply cniy By klence sartn4 IN cersaln excep-
t!ora1 cases, TO The insinuauoas Of tho press
That, tr fact Il the only method, tn theso tles,
to arod placing his speech as the complete dtscre-
tI0n Of Journalism"
Tho complete works Of Lord Dsron, according
to the London AkAfnnuM, may now he tAa At the
lvndou hook sla1a fos uipc pence, or about
eighteen ceuss. Guicciolls B5ron book has also
gone INTO neT edition, though not 10 such chesp
form. The 4thsarum tnXxe1ts thAt the GniertoN
might make TeEy sptcy volume out Of the eccen-
ntesttes Of her hnsband, the laia Marquis de
Boissy, one OF WHOSE cneerfr, btts Of bn1ooneJ
WaA that Of Introducing her - "the Aatchiantss
de Ba!ssY, my vile, formerly Byronb mlssrc4a''
The Wtstuinsse1 tEogl2nd) Restee says that sse
ex-Qneen Of Spain has serious thoughts Of retiring
from the ga5ei,es OF PAraiau LIE. Tuc C1uio,s
sates That Her Majesty has bought little proper
y rear Goressc, ID the department Of thu Spluc-
e.-Olse, where Sistet la,roc.nio and score OF
nuns are going TO aet up u co1yentaal ESTABLISH
mtnt. The original landlord Of the property Is
aaii to nsve been retired rsspseksr Of P1.s Who
has gone TO his native town to eajay bis esism
e1,m dienttufs
On the arrtsal Of tho EEprcas 10 the Dofpharu8
the girls IRON The Cath0tsc schools Of CunsfA anti
uople, Who were on board French steamer sang
hymn Of Welcome. and The Empress warmly
bowed her Acknowledgements. The yacht Aig.e
dipped her dag Ehen the squadron arrives! at the
pnaco of Be9lcrbey, and the Sultan cane OF In
an elegant calque specially constructed Tor tco
EnIpl+as. On laudlug, Ills Majesty gave hi. arm
to The Empress and escorted her up the avenue 10
the palace, while royal saiQtes from tie AsiAi,c
nnd European staeA Of the Hosphrvus were dfed,
AID the yards OF tne squadron we're mannet. Tae
S,a,tan tatu resuruet to tho Pa]nrr Of DpIun.
tachtache, and general holiday was held. After
sunset The vessels 1t The G0lten Horn nua tu The
tiusptorn& AMI the uinaFes and uoo.q4eA were
lighted up, and general Illumination took plate,
and fireworks wefe displayed fsom the Sea Of
MArmora to the Dlack Sen
The magazine lteraturo Of EuklAua - largely
participated in By lady writers, Two Of the ,nsga.
xpea are edited BY lades-the St .rames Nagu-
zf.k, By Art. Itoddell, aad tie Argp41,, by M1s.
Henry Wood both Of these ladtes aIao arc writing
for 1tAaiey'a Ndga.tas. There ls another monthly
tho f'aetst, which Mis- fongc edits: and Ms s
c. llall assists her husband IN running the Art
Jottr.ak Aarws'tan'z Ma.aasfnt Of last month be-
t1dcs The astcle lrum the pen Of Mrz. Harriet
neecher Stove, contained articles IRON Mrs.
Nuoch.c.ait, Miss olney, and Hon. Mrs+ Norton.
THE leading story in 7taise Edr IL by lsdJ; and
Alsa Ed~a1ds' " Dtberhaua q Vow - ia The pr1nct-
| pal In Gped H'orrs. Even tho Contemporary Re-
rte1r opens liz columns to Miss Emily Davies; and
iadJ bas an Article On bells in the Churehmdn's
! SHILLING Ad9a.tnf.
| \ letter from Scotland says thkt Queen Victoria
enjoys high reputation iov her acts Of thoughtful
kindntts and attentions towards the persons viii
| whom ste ID brought IN contact. A rrceni illRs
tration Of this rsaisewothy characteristic OF the
Queen ~ given IL her efforts to preserve the pic
lurctqre sccucry along the River Dee 80 As not te
| deElruy The attractions which form the indu C.
Ments 10 strapgerz 60 vtalt that region, and thu,
By The money annually spent there 10 contribute
TO the support Of the inhAbitantA. Thus, the BAL
ochhuie forest having een ontFe.l for sale for the
| purpose OF being cut down, tho Queen purchase,
l the woods, on the sole CONDITION tnat the trtcs
should be SLOWED TO stand. A piece OF an olt
aecp military roM!, which had no. twcz
considered By the government as OF sufficient In
rortnnce TO warrant any outlay for its ma,n,eu
ance Vas put In comple,u repair at the Queen.
expense. This road Is Of great Importance to thl
| neghbothood, "a 1t commands magnificent view
OF Dalmoral Castle and grounds, with the Rive
l'tc emerging from the dark forests Of The o
Kallochbute, and Winning shnruRh a country q
great sylvan beauty uptii lest In the distance
Fro1n the s0.ne tpota circle Of hills can be secu
towering one above the ether, towards the south
ward and westwa,d. Great qualification, Il /
sntch. has been Expressed AT the iDerallty OF 1t,
Queen IN caring for tho comfort OF travellers at,
tourists In that district.
1iys4 Joseph Barrett m nttreas OF SOME note
whoze maiden name. b. which khe was bssi KNOW
10 play.gocrs, was Emily Viola crncker, died q
Maitland Hotel IN New York CITY, CD Wednrs
day. Mrs Croker made her debut, about tel
years ago, In PIe'a Opera House, Cincinnati
where Ar. and Mra Conway were p,aytae IN aacl
pieces az "Thc Tempest" aud HAItdbumme
Nights DREAM" The parts piAJcd by Miss Crock
er we're well adapted to her, and ahe actcd then
remarkably well She remained in Cincinnati, u
company With Mr. Md M1A Conway, about rw'
yea.s, ard then went tu New forR, where she at
1airtd considerable celebrity. While there sh
married Joteph Barrett, the actor, anil short,
after tbels marriage they went to California. the
lid not live happily together. Cad became Ieps
rated were reunited, and eventually separate
ngu,D. She nually returned IL Eew Tork, wner
] she arpeasrdu fen tlEes IN "The School ia
Senptial." LasteriJ she bccauu sesy lissipases
| and for several days before her death was conone
to her room. AS she died rather xut31eh1y, Cord
ncr *ch1rmer deemed Il necessary to hold an ID
guest. The verdict Of the Jury was that she cam
10 her death by granular kllncya and eurem!
4 cnusnleous. Aupetiaduccd By the use Of s!ccho
lIcr age vas % ycars and months.