, 1870-04-13

1CAGO TRIBUNE, '
London Polio,ss :coust >l.tely 7bo ,nn,i,.nt
Ind been hned \ lbs instance of 4 co.nTaon in.
1osner for carrying cq his businesa on : Hun-
dAI. lhh H7des1aAn desired I sumtnn1,a
against the:in{otmcr for carryiu: on Tia -
COLLAR business co Tho Lords bay. Tho Eresa-
grocer ~ 81 efc1 70 prove thai the in1oxnar ob-
that be prowled about on suuday rnorninv Ia
cAny on bis ordinary businesa The Nasis-
trato decided not to gran. the sp,nruons. kut
said that the applicant had gained point by
maEng stAten1entt which no doubt would 20
Il farmer in BuekinRhamahire who il a
weekly vintor to the Ayfcsbury Market, mar.
ned one OF two sisters who were {o;nt ie.,cc.
Of farm, and for upward Of twenty yesrs
waa Obliged to gre M aecoHut to
his wife Of the weakly t1anaactions and
e.renses e market, ersn . g1ss
A abort tine ago the vito died. and With
in the anlne month tho sister died also. when
the farmer. who could neither read nor write.
called IN nciFhbor Ia look through two bo1es
belonging to the deceased sisters. To Lis sur
them, IN , great number OF amau md dirty
packages.
+. Tho first sale {throe DAYS, March q. a. o4)
OF tbs objects Of Aft belonging to Prince
Demido1 WAS devoted to ancient gold And
silver ware, porcelain ot sa1ony and Serrea,
with his cipher, ancient porcelain OF Japan
and China, sculptures in marble, bronzes,
chandeliers in rock crystal, furniture With
bronze mountingb, by Gouthiere: furuit,1rn of
tho time Of Louis XIV, in marduetelie. br
Goulc, DC, smonmting to go lots in III, aud
realizing 1,ac,0o0 ff1ncs-LoN Dudley pay
ing the enormous sum OF 225.0O0 francs for
the 6eyrcs Roh.n service OF IT. piecea, and
not complete at3that, there being no dessert
and only three soup plAtes; but It ia masnifl-
cent, Of the period Of Ionis xv. The ground
u Of turquoise blue, decorated with medal
ments in gold inte1lsced. composed Of the
lette1s F. l. q The amount paid was shout
$3.50 apiece for the Plates and diaLes, lasKe
and klnal1.
Her Dritsnic Aajesty's representatives at
foreign courts are Just nov on 1 sort OF diplo-
matte strike for higher wsges, On the plea that
the cost Of living in the vA.ious countries to
which they are sent haa largely increased With.
| III the last few years, snd that the existing
eca1e OF compensation therefore ought to *
revised in their favor. else it will b. problem
to make both ends meet. According to est.
mates submitted by the R1isiah diplomatic
corpa, The expenses Of embassies ID Europs
have Increased from 20 al the WAY up to 3n
| per cant within twenty years, and it 'is atatet
| that ~ good deal OF The present deAtness O,
! living is also attributed 10 the number o1
Americans who are accustomed 10 tho h1gl
! art to observe that ererJ thing is very cheap
which induces shopkeepaIn to raise their price
accordingly" The American mission il alst
unpsecedentedly expensive, and in China aucl
is the difficulty Of obtainfng anything 1T to ca
that sorereigns are expended where shilling
were few yesrs ago.
I PERSONAL
Grace Greenwood is about to mako ) lectur,
tour Of New England
The death q Dick Taylor, = 115-ycar-olt
African, At cnsha'cst, Ga, leaves si1ty-on
children, now hring in that vicinity, fatherless
The Prince Of Wales and the Crown Prime
OF Prusais, although brotherz-in-iaw, have no
been On speaking terms for year,.
I The Hon MichAal Foley, a prominen
member Of the Reform party in Canada, dies
on Saturday last. He had been member o
Parliament and Poatmnstex General
George ". Harrison, fiah pedlar Of Al
General Sherman, and changed biz n1me +
Robert E. Lee before 10 bitched him 10 hi
cart
1t is said that the Emperor Of RuaiA hi
repeatedly had attacks Of ceHrum frenscps
During these attacks be is alwayu tortured b
The be1ief that be murdered his father, Niche
laA, md poisoned his oldest sou.
| The story that the ornaments Of Georg
peAbodr;B tgmb,-beiuG cp1dep,-had bee
stolen, is denied By re1ative Of Nj. P. q
Hays that the ornaments are brass and plate
iron," and therefore offer ''no fnducement t
thievee.'
-'Patti's Echo" is the title given to . chil
at st. Petersburg, sged 9 years, who initiate
Patti 50 AZ to enrapture the pramd donna, N
induced her 10 get the Gttle ono admission t
the Co,lsesrotoi1r de A4yiqsx, to be educate
| It the expense Of the State Marie Adler
the name of the child. .....
Uric de Ponrielle and Pascha1 Gtousse
in tessl!iRg sssiDsss Prince .iiss Meae S.poleo.
Eutaine." The newspaper reporters, howcve
agreed unanimously not to mention in The
mother Of the Bonapztes. It Is said that, .
room ~ tho two Radicals arc out Of priso1
Achilles Mutat will challenge them to light
duel with him.
"A cable despatch on Saturday announce
EinggleE, ct The Methods. EpiscopA Churcl
Tho Bishop, IN company with Dr, Bannister,
Evanston, ILL.,. and several other American
had just completed the tour Of the Holy Lam
aud wAs on his way to London to attend II
British Wesleyan Conference. His age ".
about 5s. He was elected editor Of Il
Heste7n Christian 4dcocdte in 1856, sctvir
| eight years- In 1854 he ~As elected one Of Il
bishops Of tho Methodist Episcopal Churc
Ia connection with D. n. Clark and EdvN
Thomson.
Il Several Of tho pAlia Journals state that Il
opinion Of u. Tliers on The Emperor letter
! as follows '.A Well, axid IN 1f1ecoucilahla
the ex-Miniater, what do you think Of Il
document = / consdcr. repIied the iIlustrio,
Statesman, that By acting IN that wsy II
Majesty ,1erriycs tic revolution of all its We
| rons. md reu;1c,s il more and more iut,oas
fao. And. to sneak nv vhoio mind. i thiu
, that the ereatcr tlc cliange III the Empero
/ the morc is tho merit and the real grandeur
| the resolution which he bus taken.'T'
The following stury is told By Radio
, | tLeet In Paris: "A few dayp after Louis \
: poicon had been elected President Of the r
, ! public, il, l849, young Jerome BonApAEte (nn
, | called Prince Sspoleon) and Pierre Donsra7
! Fed Hepublicaua, After they had been usher,
, | into his presence. pierre Bonapsrte drew
, long dagger from his boso,u. and said: Sci
zen Let1Tu Rellin, do you sec this aagscrf
IL destined for the heart Of our cousin Lou
i | NapoIeou in case he should eyer try to oye
thrnv tho republic! And. il I shnnld fail
!, The attennt. INV cousin N.r,oleon here v
,, t,te Tnr nIara and rnrYor7n the rrork ~ inst,
,, md # +cncrance =" ~'4' '~~>e
: The RaS Phii.nder Smith. q. n. senit
r;sbon ~ the Methc5;st Fr;sennal r.hnrch
. C.nad.. Had At D,oot]yn- dnt. ar, th4 qatb n
a Nc wns bonn in Men6eiu, Echoharie Count
: II. l., Ap.I n, l7s6, and wa, consequentl
!, nearly II Years ola he went 70 Canada
: 1916. and was converted at Tho relirio
: services beld in conusction with tho Genes
J Annual Conference, which w1s convened
I 1917 Ut Ehzabeth!own, Upper Canads, Hnh