Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-06
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Frsnoe. II makes bat little dihereho
from = practical point Of view.
By the ead Of next January fahc'
expects 10 have a neW army, consisting o
ten corps d'aFmee well armed aud equip
ped. posted At the great military centres
Great unessiBess Is felt in Madrid oseI
the cabinet crisis. The republican de
puiies Of the Cores have issued an adj
dress advocating the maintenance Of or,
der. Meanwhile the bakers and dyers ia
Valencia, who continue their strike, have
assumed 50 threatening an attitude thai
more troops have been seni there.
Victor Emanuel made his entry into
Rome November %. aud established him
self in the Palace Of the Quirinal, where
he has taken up his permanent residence,
He was received with great enthusiasm
by the people. Il nov remains to be
seen whether the Pope will carry out his
rumored purpose to seek a refuge in
France.
The Prince Of Wales has been seriously
i'll with typhoid fever. At last accounts
he was better, but not out Of danger Our
readers will remember that bis father,
Prince Albert. died Of this disease.
On the oath Of November large hum
Der Of the adhereuts of Louis Napoleon
marched through the streets of Paris,
shouting "Vive Napoleon" They were
not interfcred with.
Mr. John Ruskin, the English art critic,
though rejected at Glasgow, has been
elected rector Of another Scotch univer-
siiy, that Of ST. Andrews.
The Belgian government recently ap-
pointed an unpopular man to be governor
Of Limbourg, aud, in consequence, sever
al serious riots have taken place in Brus-
sells. The people demand the appoint
ment Of another governor, and the dis
missal of the ministry.
The smallpox is raging in Plymouth.
The German Army budget met with
much opposition in Parliament.
The cholera is raging in Delhi, India.
The City of Mazatlan, Mexico, has
pronounced in favor of Diaz, and a re-
evolutionary government has been esiab-
lished.
JaE an has granted extraordinary priv
ileges to foreigners.
The Public Debt Statement shows re-
duction of nearly three and a half millions
during November.
Several persons were injured in New
burgh by the burning of hotel,
A Philadelphia steamer sprung leak
and sunk near Hampton Beads.
Navigation has been suspended on the
Connecticut River
Ex-Controler Connolly is reported to
be preparing a confession.
OMAHA, NEE, Dee. Coordination,
which appears to be Trustworthy, has been
received here That Gov. Campbell of
Wyoming Territory has signed the bill re-
pealipg female suffrage.
The GRAND DUKE ALExIs.-He is a
fine specimen of physical manhood-over
six feet in hight, very broad shouldered.
deep chesled, erect, supple and elastic of
movement. He resembles his father, Al
exander, though his nose is not aqui;inc,
and his features are somewhat heavier.
His hair, short side whiskers and slight
moustache are light brown, and his gener-
al appearance is quite German, naturally
enough for he is by blood at least three
quarters Teutonic. Only twenty-five, he
might readily be mistaken for man of
twenty-seven or twenty eight, owing, pro-
badly, to certain seriousness, ifnot stern
ness OF expression characteristic of his
family. Alexis can hardly be called
handsome, and there is nothing princely,
as the adjective is ideally understood, in
his face, form or bearing Still, he is we'll
enough, aud his appearance, on the whole.
prepossessing. The impression he con.
veys-we are all conscious or unconscious
physiognmists-is that he is young man
of strong will, earnest purpose, positive
nature and frank disposition, wanting,
perhaps, in some of the sympathies and
sensibilities which round and give grace
to well-balanced character. In addition
to English, which he uses with remarka-
BILE purity and fuency, he speaks, | I'M
derstand. German, French. Polish, 30.
hemian, Hungarian, Italian and spanish.
He draws well. paints tolerably; 10 a
clever musician, good shot and capital
swordsman. Being his fathers tavorite
child, unusual pains have been taken with
his education, and he is said to have em-
ployed his opportunities to the best adj
vantage.
The people of Waterbury are on the
Qni Uire expecting that the Duke will
pass through their village Monday next
en- route for Montreal.
GEoRGIA.-There is good deal Of
middle in politics in Georgia. Gov. Bull
lock having resigned Mr.. Comfy, presi-
dent of the Senate, became governor ac-
cordiDg to the constitution. When the
legislature met the Senate elected one
rrammel in the place of Comfy, and in
sisted that he should have the place.
Failing in this, the Legsture which is
largely democratic, passed bill to hold
1 special election TO fill the unexpired
erm of Bullock. This Comfy vetoed, but
he Democrats passed it over his veto.
Hence there is to be a special election
December 10th. and the bill provides
hat the governor then elected shall be
worn in the pext day. One w. r. Wood
ord is said to be the coming man, but
Whoever is elected Comfy is like to dispute
lis claim to the govcrnorship.