, 1870-06-05
LONDON.
Remarkable Criminals.
Young Men in Women's Clothing,
Punishment fsr Bribery.
Ireland.
The Woman Question in Parliament

Ireland.
The Woman Question in Parliament. |
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1DSous, Aay17.
A murder Of the ba1tl order, daring bur
sla-ies in the open day, and = scandaloaa ex-
pokarr Of gang Of nEu who have been per-
eonatine female charscters in some pirate
role Of their own. apparently with no Innocent
object IN view, make the London papers this
week unsavoty food The police are abused
On every side Burglars have 10 trouble, 1t
would eec1n, in wllking BY daylight into large
mansions, IN tho fashionable quarter, and tax
ins therefrom gold and jeTelry several thous-
and pounds in ralue. This was done in the
czse Of His Exreiiency Mr. Motley, md nov
again at Lady Beaumout's. Strange to SAY,
the bold author ct the robbery is known to the
police. He Isl fine, active fellow, the best
acrobat in London. Ho can climb Wall A.
most like fly. He his the niclnAue-how
carned cannot szy-of "The Sausage" He
Jokes with the police about Nj. Moueys loss,
ana asks whit they Kil give him to tell all
AUUuk W. pAIf tAAAf5A t44Ey A&Q AA4AA AAF \S4-
tain OF his agency in both 1obberies, they CAD
not 6nd = shred Of reA evidence. Monsieur
"Sausage" h,s not come to the end just yet,
pe1hsps, but it is only question OF few
1ontha- The mitch ien't equ,l
But this person&tion business. There can
be few practicee moro dangerous u,an tho
dressing Of men xs women, md yet the Lon
don police hava allowed set Of fellow Of
e6eminate appearance to frequent places OF
amusement painted and powdered and attired
IS fashionable ko1stte:. The revelations daily,
during the he4-ing Of tho casa in tho polsoe
courts start up \ hundred horrors! Ii this
London or Gomouah. What mean the hid
eoue descriptions OF men making assign1sioas
with these c1estures, the illusions to medical
persons OF high position. found N the posses-
zion u the prisonerr7 The disclosures are
astounding, but cannot give them hero.
Suffice it to say, 4 state Of things is Laid open
from which many determinedly turn away.
The police are said 10 know OF 1t least fifty
pcrsuus, more or less, connected with the Af-
fair They hold suppers in common; have
balls md orgies. Extraordinary to state, that
person vc1J frequently mentioned As acting
prominently In this e1ec1zble anair, 1s the son
Of divine who is constantly telling the world
that the end Of al things is It hand! Several
LIZA AAa>C N9A% q 4IeAo@s AAVAA4 NA@
county,
One u the p1isnoers looks not only like i
girl, but like N c1trenely pretty girl He
was educated in q large proprietary school
nea! London, and, on one OCCASION. for break
ceiyed from the Head. Master severe impoei-
ton, say 900 1iuea Of Virgil, to learn b. hsart.
No duu5t be was N old offender, and the pun-
isl1tntut WAS necessarily severe- But Boulton
made bet he would, Notwithstanding his fro
At; mot f,ff ~ TIA ,rEA his
eecare to the town, and, hAviug msde love to
thc eoufecdone1's daughter, persuaded her to
Icrd him complete suit Of womau's 3ress.
1i.y;ug made the change, he appeared 1t the
He'd MASTERS house as Doulton's alster,-a
pretty and leulure girl. In very short time
hr ~as taking teA with the Head Masters fara-
liz, and before leaying extracted = promise
ti.at tie imposition would be forgiven a. =
s},ecial act O. grace. Tho pruuise WIS faith
fully kept, and by The tlrla thai aaathee chsnge
CT clothes lid been cfteeted, Master Boulton
Taa eent for, aud told that his sisters graceful
appeal l.d touched the Head Master's heart
The shop windows contain photographs Of
tie prisoners in their dress az women and 4
yc-y diAagreeable eight 1t is. The result, it is
10 be hoped, vii be, that men will, hencefor-
ward, be forbidden to wear wo1uen's clothes
even on a stage. The dons 1t tho universities
oi. Oxford and Cambridge are to blAms in al
lowing performances which neceasik2ta tho in
Hoduction Of pretty men-ladies at the cole
brated dramatic clubs Of the universites
Take up. any under graduates photograph
parenny, but which turn ont to BE- some fear-
less youth Is one Of the femh1e characters in
light and faahionable comedy. This silly taste
for pink elk stockings and muslin ptttooats,
the necessity for painting the face and dying
the eyebrows, the Azt Of acquiring wurnan'e
ways, and obtaining An accurate knowledge Of
every detail ct --:c;..an's dress, all favo1s the
mischief which has just figured At ths felon't
dock. ST.,
morEtroua scandal that hss enGGa9aeeo % gomS n,9,s
"Wm you have the hril EI7" Ihe frs'
page Of the new penny venture consists or =
frontispiece in which N individual with twc
ears, in iack-boots, and abort frock coat, il
represented as lifting 8 curtain, and discloa.
ing to REV two ballet dAncers. The second
page contains :. Tho Drills Dcnuuciatlon."
eaess rsspsetsb,iif5 sd f ottes coneea1 he sres
est infa1y. ! saw that religion barely covered
most htdeous pronleacJ- meaning, We suppose
aenEu1lity. saw that Ae church, eren Al IN ths
old feuda1 times, was still used a. means Of e1
r. Ro95
hea-tless, and Infamous continually triumphant
1saw might superior 70 right; Eaw the weak u
pSs aaa ssw d. 2 sonR sn
honcrcd md letea- And SAN tnat wickednea
knd rog1ery was continually the canquernf; IN
tTemeled snd sa.ned sicI 1t hea1t before the 81
pendons' mass Of guilt and duplicf1 Thieh bas1e
itself before ne" :,
The new journal then proceeds to favor i
readere with various articles, such as "Th
Devil en- Drink. !" " The Devil On Divers Di
ei1ailitudes," -" The Dosl on Deoauche5y,' L
Po5 ;, ip5tsnee; s ,, i, e!7es an account OF III
h.n.H %r.4.n+ r,1,e+ns M
haunch of yenl1on, uilets Of chicken With VIII
sauce, real outlets, roaH hare, rcAst pheasa1
lobster salnd, s:evsd celery, Iaspeelr5 and c.
preserve and fruits Of sar1ons ktnd1; while up
The 4ssdeboarl are 1aissd .penSo1d, pies, ssi'
aid Srilton cheese, fxnled by vines Of every
hana. co1n.l 81 K n of bread, o. oi oact
< b potatoes, ] 4 pint Cruel"
Tie iesne even Of this wretehed shcct is q
without 4ignifcsrre a. : " sign Of the time
IN PR1soS FOE Rn1REn1-
At laat something more than money Il
has been inflicted upon bribe.s- Two n
have Just been sentenced to twelve mont
imprisonment for paying money fo1 vo:cs, .
one Of these men, who il 1 gentleman, has
pAy thousand pounds "a tine besides.
sensation amongst tho ,::re-pulers Is extrc1
They canno. conceive what the country IL &C
touched. The men who proGtea bE the buih
were not meddlcd with. There will be
don7 ere long, expect parIasnent is mol
earnest. II it Is, why doee it not declare
any man who raxs single penny toward
expenses q. bis election, beyond the certi
Legitimate costs OF his proceedings, shall be
cspa,ble Of sitting in the House, and subiec
the penalties in the Case provided A man
things are, may spend e., ,000 or &c, 600
IN election which could not cost more I
ESQ OF E5O0 for legal expenses BE may
away the money, and frankly admit the +
he may pay ii in \ etatut7blv Illegal man
md he sill be declared By tbs rots Judge,
ksps, to have been guilty, by his agents
bribery, corruption, treating, etc, but Y
hfnnse2 in person perfectly fnnocent-not
uizant Of the u1es 70 which 1ia money was
Even the Government Ballot bill. Jet t
decided, does not provide system Of
feasible eec1esy. The advantage OF 81
voting can only be had through = ne'
which renders It utterly and forever lopt
Lle to trace any rote TO the man who
given it This bill provides Az elaborate
chiberE TO facilitate such tracing when
N elcctor ia challenged, and - no yoter
know that the election in which be takes
Will not be challenged, the protection Of
ballot-bo1 viii be. 10 his eyas, no protecte
xu The Radicals have An opposite plA1
which the votes are absolutely inyiolAbae
The government can cxrEy their own neael
they choee- It is said they viii oonsidcl
Alter it.
The coEPESsAT1ox TOE fR1sn Ey1cy1oS1
HlHH PAH11AAENT.
The Irish Land bill is MT through p
ucnt yet, but teyeral Of the clauses have
paced; among them the enc defining