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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-12
IMPORTANT PUBLIC NOTICE

TO all persons about purchasing
clornivoros WI SS ~ ~, WEI 'IS;.rmined
..,r r, un "" TTSpRRsoiD BY ANY ONE
under any circumstances
.,,., ,,,,,r>sr SALES Ar REDUCED fhi'I''
am pnwS CTR rNiofb
u,t r"nnetion Is deded.
C,us,ri-au with others wll PROVE "'"'
And as nn eXanre
at what Sc
.,... ~ arc ms hoy C,io n,i td ef loo prices
We ca. s, ,rsi,b sneciai and genuine bargains
nay Be selected ,,,,,, M,
EVERY GARMENT GUARANTEED ~
- NV GIVE SATISFACTION.
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MESs DounLE-BREAsitD sAoA' s,gil.h ,.....8 IO
MESA PAsTs, fashionable cut hH ,oM as AZ
Mesa Vrsrs IN great Variety as ~" "S''''''' es
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ASH LApGg AssoErNENt or
EVERY oTnEa klsn OF
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anv tntbrI House m philadelphia
WE NAVE A apLHHN''
ASSORTMENT ~ a. Ill H.,
EsaLtsu, KtEsaY A.p MfLTos OVfHo'Ags Gnerss
fhoise ali dies of DRABs, olive, hR,"S - hi,imri
psANts' L,sp,S sN,Kss, which cannot wv
"''"'"'' And we are selling thrm
Ar rug SANE Low sUALs ~ fNto
These nro "a special feature IN eur st'e"'
and are well worthy of attention .-,,,a
A vAsr ASSORTMENT ~ hVsRi h'N' 'i
a, asLEcr FRoN,
All being sold
at tie reduced lat oi p''e7
inst adopted by
RFNSEEr a co,
TOWER HALL,
No SIS MARKir SIRE H.
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-12
DIED
to Martha 4

wALKER-In this city, Martha A. wife Of Moses N
walker, in the 18th year OF her age.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-12

Annual Meeting of the Phiindelp"'"
Wilmington a Baltimore h"ilr on"
COmDany,-PrOsperity OF the """"'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-12

"Lt,ogr" oil, new crop, the best table q
II uec. always good and perfectly sMeel, Mher
mons III Of a. r. Brit shurst, 3ll Market street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-12

Delaoare CIV "To,op" B0Sds, National
raul Of wilmington Brand ~ine stock, wilmington q
Reading X. Il. Second Mortgage BONUS 9hu s1nSnt
Lewiston First Mortgage Bonds ior SAFE ~ JoNn &c
Lear 4 Son, No. zoe Market street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-12
DELAWARE RAIL ROAD LINE.
"a "a ...,.'ss.,.5 Summer Arrangements.


on and after MONDAY, JULY i7ih, ls5l, tsundsy.
eNeepleaJ Passenger lratus VAL run ~ follows;
NORTIiw AID yotrvwApp
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-01-12

Leave Chester At ~ VI aud 0 II a. m, aud 4s5 D.
and II D. m,
The New York herald., 1872-11-14
President Thiers' Message.

The executive message Of President
Thiers was received in the French Leg
islative Assembly and read to the men,
bers yesterday. The main points Of the
important paper Of State reached US by
telegram from Paris last night, and
are reported in the HERALD to-day.
The venerable chief Of the national gov
ernment paints the situation Of the French
Republic, Its depression and exhaustion,
its power and means Of recuperation, its diff
culties and dangers and the necessity which
exists for conservative course of policy as q
means of regeneration and cure. Speaking
generally, France is prosperous. Th" ex-
istence Of an extremely heavy deficit in the
Treasury budget balance indicates, however,
that her material and financial interests are
being depleted from some particular cause
or other, despite the consolation which is
contained in the expression of pious, faithful
hope of q speedy recovery. War has produced
territorial dismemberment, but it established
the republic. The slightest fault may
wreck this system of rule Reaction is to be
The New York herald., 1872-11-14
TELEGRApH1c COMMUNICATION

TELEGRAPHIc COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
EUROPE AND BRAzn.-A telegram from
Lisbon reports that the Portuguese govern
ment has signed q concession to an English
company empowering its direction to con-
struct and lay telegraph cable from Por-
tugal to Brazil. This project has engaged the
attention OF capitalists and men of science
both in Brazil and Europe to degree of ear
nest interest during some few years past.
Active measures have been taken in the same
direction during the past few months. OF the
feasibility Of the undertaking our readers will
be enabled to JUICE after reading the facts
which we append 10 our news despatch from
Portugal
The New York herald., 1872-11-14
TRIPLE S HE E T.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY.
To-Day's Contents of the
Herald.

sTHE PROFLIGACY OF GEOGRAPHIC RESEARCH!
POLAR VERSUS AFRICAN EXPLORATIONS
LEADER-SIxTH PAGE.
THE BOSTON DISTRESS HUMAN BONES
FOUND PLANS FOR REBUILDING: CON-
FERENCE OF CITIZENS: NO MORE TINDER
TOPS: HEAvEN-BORN CHARITY-THIRD
PAGE.
EUROPE! SEVERE GALE ON THE ENGLISH
COAST: OCEAN CABLE BETWEEN PORTU-
GAL AND BRAZIL: FERROL INSURGENTS
CONDEMNED: BANCROFTS AUDIENCE
WITH THE SULTAN: ITALIAN CHOLERA
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE.
AUSTRALASIA SENDING NEWS TO CORAL
CAVES: MAIL SERVICE, MINING, EDUCA-
TION AND THE SLAVE TRADE-SEvENTH
PAGE.
MEXICO COMPLETELY PACIFIED! DIAZ SUR
RENDERs-FEATUREs OF LAST NIGHTS
Observation-Disclosures PAGE.
THEIRS MESSAGE TO THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY!
"CRUEL DIsMEMBERMENT, FRIGHTFUL
BURDEN" AND HEAVY BUDGET DEFICIT
SEVENTH PAGE.
WASHINGTON CABINET RECONSTRUCTION !:
WILLIAM NJ. EvARTS PROBABLY FIsH'S
SUCCESSOR: OUR EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM
SEVENTH PAGE
A DANGEROUS PHASE OF THE EQUINE PEsTI
LENCE BERGH DISCONSOLATE: THE
FIRST FORM YET PREvALENT: FEARS
FOR ENGLAND-TENTH PAGE.
MERTTED FATE OF A FERoCIoUs NEGRO
HANGED FOR NUMBERING HIS AUNT /!
MURDEROUS ASSAULTS ON HIS KEEPERS:
FAST LIvING-FoURru PAGE
THE MYSTERIOUS POLAR OCEAN THE PROB
LEM OF A NORTHWEST PASSAGE: Eff
FORTS TO DISCOVER IT-rouRrn PAGE.
THE EAST AFRICAN SLAVE TRADEi FAREWELL
DINNER TO SIR BARTLE FRERE-SCHOOL
AND CHARITABLE observation-disclosures.
HOUSE CIVIL SERyICE-THIRD PAGE.
LATEST ELECTION RETURNs-FIRE IN PHILA.
DELPHIA-SEvENrH PAGE.
NEW Y0RK's DANGER FROM MANsARDs /
CAUSE OF THE BOSTON FIRE. DEFECTS
AND REMEDIES-FoURrH PAGE.
insurance. FAILURE OF THE MARKET CON.
PANY OTHERS UNSTABLE: FEARS
OF MORE COMPLICATIoNs-BOARD OF
COUNTY CANvASSERS-FoURTH PAGE.
COURT PROCEEDINGS "REMINISCENCES OF AN
OLD FIRE: THE GOLD-DADGE ERA:
GREEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE.
WALL STREET BUSINESS SEESAw IN STOCKS:
REACTIoNARY SCHEMES: BOSTON VIC
TINS DECLARE AGAINST INITIATION:
GOLD OFF-BoARD OF EDUCATIoN-FIFrH
PAGE.
DARING ENGLISH BURGLARY EARL DERBY'S
RESIDENCE SACKED-yICToRIES OVER
JERSEY MUNICIPAL CoRRUPTIoN-THIRD
PAGE.
IMPORTANT REPORTS UPON THE CITY's SEW.
ERAGE: THE BOARD OF HEALTH AT
WORK: RECoNsTRUCTTNG THE HOUSE
yAULTS-MARINE NEws-TESTH PAGE.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

and determined to pay tho national debt as
England is to pay hers2 Indeed, If We look
at our wonderful resources and great future,
our national securities ought to stand higher
than those of almost any other country. The
only reason they do not is in our defective
financial system and the bad management Of
our national finances. France, with all her
recent war disasters with Germany and at
home, with all the stupendous cost and in
demnity she has had TO meet, stands far bet
ter financially than the United States, although
our war ended over seven years ago, and not
withstanding the enormous production and re-
sources of this country We need better
and sounder financial system, and the first
step to attain that is to have thoroughly
competent Secretary Of the Treasury.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

MINISTER BANCROFT IN CoNsrANTINoPLE
Some few days ago we were made aware
that Mr.. Bancroft had set out from Berlin ON
q tour Of visitation to the East. AS will be
seen from cable despatch which we publish
this morning, Mr. Bancroft has arrived in
Constantinople and been presented to the
Sultan. Our Minister at the Court of Berlin
has fairly earned his right to holiday. OF
his conduct as our representative near En-
peror William we have had no reason to
complain, but, on the contrary, much cause
to be satisfied In circumstances of mora
than ordinary difficulty, where tact and skin
were both needed, Mr.. Bancroft has honombly
represented the feelings and wishes Of his
countrymen; and we are willing to believe
that the Judgment PRONOUNCED in our favor in
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

feared counter revolution dreaded, EHhorred
and avoided France needs absolute repose
Her present situation inspires conf !,
dence in the surrounding nations her
Parliament can initiate and perfect measures {
constitutional reform but if the nation is NOT
patriotic, and prudent as patriotic II may
experience the horror of "a most terrible revo-
luton" President Theirs presents, no doubt,
fine official pen picture Of France as it il,
and may be to very considerable extent
prophetic Of what she would become under
the excitement Of sudden, unnecessary or
violent change The situation is certainly an
anxious one-anxious for the head of the
French government, anxious for the French
people and unequivocally anxious for ths
great national interests which exist under the
Crowns which neighbor the republic.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

THE Boston MERCHANTS sent request to Mr..
Boutwell, yesterday not to issue any green
backs and declining government interference
in their behalf. We have heard of 'the pride
that runs before destruction" but this is the
pride that comes after it.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

WOODS MUSEUM Broadway corner Thirlieh ST.
BUFFALO BILL. Afternoon and Evening.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

became respondent and abusive, and when led
to the gallows yesterday had scarcely the
moral courage to respond to the prayers
offered up for him by his spiritual adviser.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway. between Houston
and Blocker sts.-ALApDIS THE SECOND.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

UNION SQUARE THEATRE, Broadway, between Thr.
feenth and Fourteenth streets.-AGNEs
The New York herald., 1872-11-14
The Execution in Pennsylvania Ycster-
day.

George Grant, one of the most desperate
and unrelenting criminals of the present de-
cade, yesterday suffered the last penalty of the
law at West Chester, Pa. 1t is seldom that
negroes prove as untractable in the hands
of the authorities as this man Grant. After
long life of degradation and crime he
finally planned the destruction of his aunt
Amanda Spence, on the imaginary wrong that
she had informed his wife Of some of his
doings when away from home. The cowardly
and cold-blooded manner in which he dis
posed Of this aged and probably unoffending
female is related elsewhere in the HERALD
to-day. Having been sentenced to death and
confined in the county prison, under the sur
veillance of the Sheriff, he became savage, i'm
patient and revengeful, and his conduct was
more that of demon than human being.
Failing to escape after repeated attempts, he
at length hit upon plan of numbering the
keepers, in conjunction with another prisoner,
and thus gaining again the liberty he had
shown himself unworthy to possess. Selling
a favorable opportunity he struck down the
warden while on a visit to his ceil, and being
almost secure against bullets by reason Of
blankets with which he had padded himself,
well nigh succeeded in regaining his freedom.
He was overpowered only after a desperate
struggle, and on returning to his cell swore
that he would sell his life at the gallows as
dearly as possible II required four persons
to put the manaclcs on him, so determined
had the culprit become to resist the authors
ties. Like most of his race when placed
under complete subiection he subsequently,
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE. Twenty-fourt street.
wALLAcK's THEATRE Broadway ana Thirteenth
street.-OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
THEATRE CoMIoUE. 5l4 Broadway. ALADDIN No.
Orr.
BOOTHS THEATRE, Twenty-third street. corner Sixth
ayenue.-ARRAH ma PoGUE
GERMANIA THEATRE. Fourteenth street, near Third
ay.-INsPEcTOR BRAEsIG
BowERy THEATRE y.-CouSrERrEir; OR,
TRUE AND FALSE
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Twcny-third 81. and Eighth
av.-RoI CAROTrE.
MRS r. b. CoNwAY's BROOKLYN THEATRE
SARATOGA.
pRYANT's OPERA HOUSE. Twenty-thrd ST. corner
9Th av-NEGRo MISsTRELsY EccESrRicirY. &c.
ns BROADWAY, EMERsoN's MINsTRELs. GRAND
ETnioPIAN ECcESTRIcITIEs
WHITES ATHENEUM 5Ss Broadway.-Nrcno MIN.
sTRRLSY, &c.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. No. POI Bowery.-
GRAND VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT. DC
FAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs, ST. James Theatre,
OF 2sth st. and Broadwav-ETHIoPIAN MNsrRELsY
BAILEY's GREAT CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE, foot
o Houston street. East River
-. ASSOCIATION HALL, 23d street and 4th av.-MRs.
JARLEYs WAX WORKS.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN, 2sd ST. and ith
av.-GENERAL EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR, Third av. between SD
and Gath streets.
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 61s Broadway
SCIENCE AND ART.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE. Twenty fourth street.
EvkRYBopY's FRIEND
The New York herald., 1872-11-14
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

Volume xXxVu.................. NO. $40
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

wALLACKs THEATRE, Broadway ana Thirteenth
street-OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

nature and trade, aided by such prudent leg
islation as Congress may adopt, shall bring
about that state of things. But they will not
consent to have specie payments deferred by
the arbitrary action Of the Secretary of the
Treasury.
1t will be necessary, therefore, for Congress
when it reassembles to place restrictions upon
the Secretary-to limit his power over the cur
rency and business of the country-and to
confine the Treasury Department to its proper
functions of collecting and disbursing the
government income. Then, in order to in
spire confidence in the management of the
national finances, the President should ap-
point another and an abler man as Secretary
of the Treasury. In our finances, as in our
politics, we have remained too long under the
ideas and influences Of the war. II is time
that we returned to peace basis in both.
Mr.. McCulloch inherited the war views of Mr..
Chase and Mr.. Cameron, and Mr.. Boutwell,
hold to them still. Everything is on too ex-
travagant scale. The government raises
too much reverue and spends too much
money. We want q Secretary Of the
Treasury who will manage the national
finances purely with q view to peace estab-
lishment and to what is required in this time
of peace. The credit Of the government ought
to be improved so that our national securities
shall stand as well as those Of any other
country in the world. Our six per cents are
worth little more in the markets abroad than
the British three per cents. Yet who doubts
that this Republic is as stable as the govern
ment Of England. or that it is both as able
The New York herald., 1872-11-14
Our Safeguards Against Fire-The Wa
ter Supply in New York.

The calamities that have visited the cities Of
Chicago and Boston very properly direct the
attention Of our citizens to the danger to
which we are ourselves exposed, and to tho
position we are in to resist the spread of fro
in New York under circumstances similar to
those which have attended tle confagrations in
The New York herald., 1872-11-14


ence of anything more than small sheet of
open water. 1t is unquestionably true that
out Of the one hundred and twenty Polar ex-
peditions not one can lay claim to any mate
rial usefulness. These enterprises, begun
under the finest auspices and conducted with
consummate Skill have been sterile of all solid
result, and the paltry successes won have been
attained only by crossing immense plateaus
and mountains Of ice with infinitely more
pains and perils than attended Hannibal's or
Napoleon's passage Of the Alps. To say
naught of the unspeakable sufferings of Will
loughby in the misnamed and ill-fated Espe-
rama, even now reposing in the harbor Of
death of Sir Humphrey Gilbert, whose fate
is still a mystery of Hudson and Bafin,
and Behring and Barentz, and the
pitiful tale OF the fearful end of thou
sands who perished with them, at
which anin,us n,eminisse horra, think of the
issue of Franklin adventure and the frightful
catastrophe by which Crozier, his second in
command, survived his leader, and, with
others of the party, for twenty years re-
NAMED, unrelieved by death, prisoner in
the midst of frozen desolation. The national
poet of Portugal, Camoens, represents an APP
partition rising at the Cape Of Good Hope in
the night and lowering athwart his ships to
warn vasco di Cana not to disturb his repose
1t seems that this spectral guardian of the
southern waters has since that time, trans
ferred his terrible and vengeful supremacy to
the lev ocean of the north
The finger of modern progress points tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-16
= steam street.car..
Az INTERESTING EXPERIMENT.

HF Az INAGh61ElhH EXPERIMENT
VsoathsH.Y Post) .g.
The horse disease has turned the al
tention OF streeIrAilway officers TO new
meaus for pT0peliiDg their cars, and on
Saturday evening an experiment with a
steam csr was made on the Blocker street
line, which, in Consequence Of the sharp
turns and steep grades, offers more obs;a-
e!es 10 lis Successful use than aug other
IN the city. The trial, however, was
emintntly satisfactory 10 the President
And Oiher of1csEs Of the road who made
the trip from Tenth avenue to Fulton
Ferry. Without external aid, It easily
turned the shrpest corner, aud on the
Top Of the steep grade IN Elm street il was
stopped, reversed and backed down the
dechvity, returning without the slightest
hindranee.
The car, which was invented 10 New
ark about two Year, ago, Is known as the
Bennington steam car, Oaly one other,
which Il now running al lion, n. 7 has
been Manufactured by the Remington
Company. 1t i Of the size Of IN or
d'nary street car, aud has nearly the same
Appearance, The machinery, embracing
a compound engine Of 1--WE borse power,
occupying the front platform, which 9
also provided With box containing coal
enough for hatr day. Only two men, \
conductor and engineer, are required to
run the car, which can be stopped ye,y
quickly BY suddenly reversing the en-
CINE With q light load and on a strSiOht
track 1t y said 70 have run al the rate OF
twenty-five miles and hour. The car At
lion has carried forty persons aud drawn
q second car containing q similar number.
The President Of the Blocker sire 1
company Is said TO be in favor Of the In.
PRODUCTION OF the car on his line.
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OMEGA

RoHSEHY-Qate bold robbery took
place last evening friday At the ONCE Of
X J. Bags & Son, q Bfidgeport tap.
pearS thai during the Absence o. the clerk
Of that hrm that stranger entered the
office and went othe sSls, the door OF
which wAs open, and from asmall drawer
took two very large pocket BOOK contain.
ing notes mortgage and policies 10 The
amount, Of three thousand dollars Fnrtu.
nAtely there was no money in either Of the
pocket bookA A Mr.. Brown. Who had
seen one d the strangers enter the Office,
went and informed the clerk, who imme'
diatsiy started after tho man, and followed
him up the railroad, and IS coon as the
thietsaM.that he was being followed he
started 70 run, joining In with another
stranger who had been seen lettering
about the mill The chase now became
exciting, number Of persons IolnInS 10.
ThethieVes were run into an old mill,
owned by Capt. r Crawford, near M
place Persons. were stationed about Inc
premises, and our cOnStabls was sent. for
WhoWent down and arrested the Ihieyes
and placed them In the lock up. They
were taken before Eq, Bncii bingham their
guilt fully proven, and they were sent 10
Jail OF ST. ClAirsyille this morning, The
thieves GtelstraHgete her, and give their
names a VIM. johnson aud Daniel Lew Ia
-=nafffaS Eh9t G0Anasreial. 80
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Concerning cOntributiOn Boxes.

10 uE hAlton o. tnGl1NllBGoe4f.
In your issue Of this morning there Il An
article signed by "ExceIsior," in relation
10 Contribution boxes, that strikes me a.
being something worthy Of short reply,
"ExceEaioE" doubtless has been recently
caught Gt Church without any loose
change and feels sore about il, but Whe,h.
erie Is N the habit Of being 90 caught De.
PonARt saith not. That be wa 50 caugh,
Is appaTeut, and that be leels sore because
thzeWas no other way Of less publicly
missing 10 contribute i also plain.
Bot when Excelsior goes on 70 mention
the hundreds Of cold and superc.Ions
g!ances," s., and the unkind words and
thoughts brought about by falling 10
throw large contribution In The box, il be
CONES plain that he Is not well yerSed in
church matters as carried ON in Wheeling
There d not am free 10 say, q church
IN the city where visitor need, or would
feel embarrassed by missing TO contribute
unless The visitors own conscience VSs
mighty troublesome. Aud NOW, Il Excel.
Sior will take the trouble 10 enquire, be
can hear Of achurch that was run on the
door-poSt contribution box system fjr a
while, but was finally abandoned. as |,
did not answer At all. Undoubtedly. The
Vtsttnts t0lld have Contributed lust a
much OF aslitile Is they chose while lass
Ing" bot the truth Of the matter Is. ID.
must OF them contributed nothing
n .s- OMEGA,
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Live stoel Farm .nd Preside Jour.

This excellent Journal for November
hiss reached Us. lis 8 model OF compact
arrangement Of matter, aud Is % compre-
heusive in its range Of subjects that every
class Of stock il treAGed in every number.
Itisedited with gres. care and practical
knowledge The present number gives q
clear description OF u simple method Of
watering cows In stable in WinIer-HoW
% feed large stock economically-aow
important TN element poultry Is in the
tO1d supply-Hov TO treat the horse cpl
demic-In short, it ueAts of the dairy,
horses. cattle, sheep, swine, poultry, bees,
hsh, the turf and farm. Ii has some eighty
different Articlea- The proprietars are
not satisfied with an this, but have added,
in the present number and will continue,
Preside Department, filed with good
things tor the farmers wife and children.
We do not see how any farmer who once
take ii can ever give il up. Price only
$40 pr year. Haas, KRLL II & Co,
Buffalo n. Y, Publishers.
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Ax6Ss The more important m4t,es
which will cOmsbefore the Pennsylvani.
Constitutional Convection noE 10 session
IN asrrisbarg, are the reformation Of the
tar laws, the abolition Of special legisla-
lion. aud the adoption of minority repre-
sent4ion 10 eiscting members OF the Leg
bl4tars Politically the Convention is
constituted IS follows: Administration
Republicans, 90; Democrats, 90; Liberal
Republicans l. The abless men Of the
state are suong the members, and much
i expected from their lAborA
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THE much oSjurgated pue.nose has a,
last foundits way into poetical expression.
The poet'lsurate OF England Il be Who
has rendered this inestinable service 10
that considerable portion Of the tair seq
the style Of whose nasal adornment was
delicately conveyed in the Ffence adlec-
tive rstrouSas. In sGareth and Lypette y
the last published Of the ''Idyls Of t6e
King Nj -Teunyson sWeetly says Of a
idAmsei that gyggEfF
b eblgAtly Eas hi slender nose
) - Hp-AtSd Ike The the petal Of : nogeE"
Zip dltedn b excellent and no doubt win
lake q prominent place In our language
with those who wish to describe the pug
without offence 10 It's owner. .sal1' ?