, 1870-01-03
F1month would be tWensy-eight days on the pas-
sage. Ii 20, the yesaele will NOT arrive until jan-

Plymouth would be twensy-etght days on the pas-
sage. II %, the yesaels Hill not arrive until jan
uary 1B.
The monument IN Testninistes Abbey To George
Peabody, nxttye OF MaAsaehusetss, IL in tho In
mediate neiRhboFbood Of that erected by "Tne
Province Of Massachusetts Bay, In Nav England.
" An order Of the great and general court, bc1.-
lpz date February !, 175a." to the memory or
Drgndler General VtBco1ut Howe, who, in the
July Of The prerio9s year, was slatu while march
Lee Els Majesty forces 10 Tcondefoga-
K1rg Victor Emanuel when receiving. FEW
days ago, the municipal deputatIou OF Florence,
charged 70 congratulate him on his restoration to-
health. said: "Geptteueu, at the present moment
ind Tits bnslness Of K1ng very annoJiog one.
Before have got well rid Of my pleur!sy and NIL
ttarJ fever, ind myRelf, from morning to night,
worried with Ministerial crials, which, alter q
fortnight, seens as far from the end a. eyer."
At the close OF tue war OF 1878, the tate General
Wool vaA taken home 10 be treated Tor terrtols
wounds received In battle. When cooTaleacsnt
be Ind 10 paJ surgeons bill, which left him a.
noal without dollar. Al soon ha be WAS well
enough the government sent him on millsnIy
mIstlon TO the WesL where he remained I'VE
years, and never drew his pay In full, but took
enough TO dsfray only actual e1penEeA At the
close OF his appointment! the United States owed
HIM ts0,oo0. "Thls," said General Wool, tun
before he died, twas the only money over uade
In the Who!e course Of my l1ct But a1Tsya kept
that ont Ia safe investment at good interest. In
nlty Jeafs this $50 900 han grown to 97oo, ,0ooi"
The real Cause Of the difference between the
Sultan Of Turkey and the ViceIoy OF EQyp. orig1-
nased In the harem. Il lsppears that on the occa-
sion Of the last visit Of the Vlceroy 10 Coastant-
nople, he 1as accompanied bJ the hdiss Of bis
hareu, all dressed m the latest pa11slan style.
The Sultan's ladies' were in rnptuses, and begged
10 be allowed the eame privilege. The Command.
ct Of lhe Falthtn1 knew no peace from that day.
Perplexed at the expense that euch proceedings
would incus, he vented nia rage upon the Viceroy.
upbrntding hin for hts lay1Ah e1trayagauce and
spardthrilt hAblrs-
The Berlin correspondent Of the London Tiuks
Wntes: "1t ID not impossible that Count Bis
marx may Eoou cea4e TO be q Prusaian MIriater,
and deTote himten exclusively to The foreixo
bus,nesB Of the North German Confederacy. A.
you may be aware, the foreign ONCE will shortly
be Transferred from Prulsla to the confederacY, to
which 1t proper1y belongs, when Count Bismark's
ot1ce Is the chief Of a P1usshn department be-
comes extinct, aud his allotted Work Will be
transacted by him In his capacity a. Chancellor Of
the confederacy. Still, he will remain PrussAo
Minister. unless he be moved likewise 10 thro up
his third o11ce OF Ffusaihn Premier, and this, In
deed, does not seem to be 30 very Improbable"
The North GtTma Correspondent, ln recording
The fact that the Emperor of RusstA has conferred
the gTard c1nss Of the Order OF St. George on the
King OF P1ussis, aays: "This distinction Il the
highest military honor that the Ruaalan Emperor
can bextow, aud It u accorded exclusively to those
who have commanded Al army and gained some
decisive victory, or Who have fought through
twenty land campaigns, or been present at eigh-
teen engagements by ssa- In presenting the grand
croes to The Ktng OF Prussia hiR Russian Majesty
intended 10 convey compliment on the victory
OF Kon9g1atx. This military order was insttsuttd
on the 7tn OF December. 17ea. By the Empress
Catherine H."
The Hew Haven Palladium tells horrible story
Of brutality to d wife, 10 The following effect:
Alexander McCtady went With hia wife from
Plymouth 10 Waterbury TO pass Christmas. On
tie way hone they quarreeo, and McCrady. who
was slightly intoxicated, Ee!zcd his wife and
threw her out Of the wagon, breaking both bones
Of her leg below The knee. He then Told her abe
must walk the rest CT the way: but, the poor NO
man being unable 10 rise, he got out and fell TO
beatitg aud kicking her. He nnaly threw her
1clo The Wagon, and on arriving home threw her
into the yard, where ahe lay, nearly 1nsens.ble,
while With Inlfe he cut or every particle Of her
clothing. He then tied q rope around her and
drew her under a shed. wheZe he left her with
parting kick-stabled and fed bis horse, and
went to bed.