, 1870-06-21
ton ct ~, 600 by the town for tho same pur

[ :s-SehArd Coker, the boy soprsno, who has
been, for nearly three years, abroad ia resid.
Ing It Peterborough, England. His yoicc
premises to become daRci0us tenor. He has
| INSIDE great progzess - pianist. He recently
eoznple4ed his 18th year.
German Correspondent, states that among ths
lh1stTiouB visitors to that wsto1ing fhepe
are 1t present, besides the Gar and tba Grand
Dukes Vladimir and Mocha, the Dnchess t3f
Ostgothland, the Grand DIXIE OF ssxe-Weina
Prince Alexander Of Hesse, and, from the III
South, the Duke and Duchess Of 0sauna, The
Emperor has been entered on the list OF
strangers under the name Of Count Borod-
inAhy.
The Carnarvon Herald states that Mr,
Bright's health continues steadily to improve.
and the right honorable gentleman Ia able t.
take regular walking exercise, the weather
ne1n8 mild and. favorable. Mr. Bright still
Bright, and the family remain ut OakIe5
House.
-Batnum, on his trip to the Pacific, did not
Seem surprised at the bound1ess plains, broad
HEers. and dark goIges and canyons, but while
at San Francisco ho became quite interested
N the sea lions in the bay, md 1emarks: "A
country ttiat can produce such monsters az
these il certainly not 4 humbug but people
who have such d curiosity at 1heir doors. aud
have not the brains to utilize it-1dults, fifty
cents; children, half price-are no higher in
cla1r-"
=, Cai.,ea nsau, ~ olo anu Respected citizen
aaSo, 6y being run over by a locomotive on tho
Mobile t. Ohio Railway.
"A Natclez paper eontradicts the Washing
!on Story that the W1ie ot Senator Reve]s
aiesse6 ~ CRIMSON Six WITH skE.blue trim
H!nss. we are assured that She las neyor
leit Matchez, ana her dfese 1a q calico gown.
-ine late fI1nce Demldoh bequcathel the
sword Of francis I. to the French nation. Ma
poleon l. TOOK thus sword from tho Museum OF
Madrldt and bestowed it on his brother Jerome,
| whose daughter, the Princess Matluldc, mar-
ned 1hG deceased
bishop strossmayer has received upward
| Of one huudEed and Fifty laudatory addresses
1fom al paris OF Germany commenting hls
Poaluon On the lntallioilitY question.
-1he new York Eoen1ng MdA says that
| amonP tne contributors 10 the BOUQUET OF
9IeenDackB presented TO George Holland on
Ms benefit night. was Clara Louisa Kellogg,
Whose E1ft was Sl00 bill.
M. Ferdinand Ba1Tot, Senstor Of Fnnco
and brother OF the celebrated Odiuon Jar
rot, died in Paris on Friday. He Was IN ad-
Eocate by profession, aud was born in 1905. It
| Was N 1913 lie first attracted sttention by his
skill in dealing With tho M affairs Of Algeria, and
| On the fall or Louis Ftltlhppe ne Was elected
~ -. ~"Ao1- - >t1o 00.o
Asssembiy. HaElng actoa Us counsel iol Loala
Sapo'eon n me legal plocee9lngs that arose @
from !aom We M atIemps upon stfaspousg ana LOU o.
| nIsnG, Iast .ne ttEe; uRon ~ psectlou " tt1a
eslau11cy' tI maoo -. T., n.vt als sec1eta1y, Anu
ls.o aeeu ~ aiao a. w y 3asn ne gln tfoh Oetopei
i1a ~, 20 alan 81 te e. Haa taen appointed e
aa.,.. <rs.es ~ uuW; HoeS ua nela ~ tne
ss,a.aa<s;; suap tai onas! hs EMPIRE ~. barpt was
asa.':y sena.ar n1a aafpoln.eo 1ouncaios 81 STATE;
Mnnnr ~ ~ hss ", haaa .. aae Legion o.
xaor. AA0 4Ae no' oeea pf'"4nent IL iAte
n, 11on w n uouox7 ,o..o.
a,,od ari.r @ III III q L. oe"atV, ~ iessea .a
a~e;,9sn,. hats, vs = sA ~ aeala aso SOME
hr;.G ~ bvtea r. ne, ~ snsssa - wmcn eou'
bauo 49, ".eu .+ra.3i ,n3 Wiz =! ;e oecapa'phas,
nasu na,.s pcun ~ staauaty mp7n1ng me mnscalai
pu~er u my ,l8nt arn; II h1s 10f some yeafa
tclasea 1t TO wt1te az nuch aB Wllled, and Tor
tns pAst Two years nAs beon so ungraclous as Maa
70 70 hos1ate u shaklng hands with numerous
irlenas IN crowded assemblies. l have found
1t necessary, therefore,, to subject it to
sufglcal treatment. 14e surgical treatment
nna most oenenci3l a'!d hoPelul u the raislns
OF onstcfs upon the PAIN Of the hand. an
noM P!ac5lsing tMs opefstioh Win enect by ne
IN %uauy auo eonstahS use OF tie car anu tue
"neesna1lo". e
fanny -aeinyspn, y !no Eusasn ioet Aaureate. nAs