davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02
Our Fereign Rel ations.

THE ALABAMA CLAIMS CONTROVERSY
AS stated in yesterdays STAR, the amicable
note of Earl Granville, in reference to the inter.
probation Of the Washington treaty, has been
sns weIea n terms equally sneable, 90 Is to
friendly feelings Of our government. and Of its
desire to have full, perfect, and final settle
ment OF AL claims through the means specified
who may award sum In gross, or by assessors,
who are required to subscribe to a solemn
declaration that they win impartially and care
Judgment, and according to justice and equity,
all matters submitted to them. OF course should
the arbitrators end the question by awarding a
to the alternative Of assessors Thus the United
states government adheres to its position, as
heretofore indicated, and sees no occasion TO
modify It's statement of the case. Having in
the arbtrators or assessors, 1t will, Is required
by the treaty, abide the result.
WHY GIN. stCKLEs CAME HOME.
IL Is true, as has been stated, that the govern
ment Of Spain has verbally, through its minis
ter near this government, complained of Gen.
Sickles's interference In Spanish politics, thus
The complaint was made in . friendly Wsy.
but showed that his continued presence would
not be agreeable at Madrid. The friendly init.
Iesena cy Spain to our government are not q
three months ago. IT ID known that our govern
ment has no disposition whatever to impose .
wishes, and will, II Is intimated act in this nat
ter as II acted in the case Of Mr.. Burlingame.
who was appointed minister to Austria but tn
government having expressed an indisposition
to receive him i'm that capacity, owing TO mis-
having, In 1850, while member Of the House of
representatives, offered q resolution showing
ms deep sympathy for Sardinia, he was trans
ferred TO the Chinese mission.
ITALY AND MINISTER MARSH.
Inc alleged cause OF trouble, between the
omted States and Italy Is an objoctionabls dis
ment rejecting upon that government. There
Is no oouet that 1t has only recently been dis
covered, though written in September, 1870, and
respondence OF that year. There nav have
been comments apon il in diplomatic circles
here but 1t has not been brought to the attention
Of the State DEPARTMENT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02

PINCBBEcK ORAroEY- The Worst LerisLatars
hdt erer Ass,mtied.-ln New Orleans, on Thurs
day nigh, Lieutenant Governor Pincbback
was called uoon for 4 speech after toe adjourn.
mept OF the Senate, aud said 81 thank Won for
your courtesy in requesting me 20 address you
Dur regret that the implied compliment 20 me
can not with any justice or hon ity be returned
Inns 10 the wors. leg stature, in my opinion tina
ever assembled, and none can feel more re-
loiced than do that its session has terminated
finally. II the government cannot be carried
on without the scenes which have been enacted
IN the house Of representatives, \ reiterate
WHAT said this morning, that the sooner the
republican party goes down the better
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02

THE ATTENTION OF THOSE USING ANY
81 the poisssous compounds advertised ss Re-
storsnves REVIEWERS. &C, for the Hair is caiei Is
the great advantages that NArrANs' CRYSTAL
DISCOVERY possesses over all the Sc vile mixtures
First 10 10 entirely free from all poisonous sat
stances snd cen therefore be used with safety. II
does not stain finger nails the finest fabric 1t
positively the cleanest article in use Its use pro-
duess cooling and pleasant sensation II frequent
" stops headache and falling Of the hair II always
removes dsnoruff in short time, and above all i,
will restore the color and growth Of the ha,r posi-
lively in from three to ten days. Call for il and
take VI o'her do not wish to be disspp ,inted
Depot corner ID asd d streets N. W.
tebe4 Arthur NATTANS, Proprietor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02

SUICIDE IN RAILWAY CAR.-As the 2 n. m.
train was leaving Paterson, N. j., for New
lork, on "wednesday. young man about Is
drew pistol from his pocket, pl aced the muz zle
against his right ear, and discharged the con-
tents, scattering the brain In every direction
up 10 the depot, where the body was taken in
charge by the station agent. large nun, Der
OF persons viewed the body, but no one recog-
MED ~. The young man was apparently q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02
SIP ECIAL NOTICES.


More than one hundred Of our offisens feel them
10, ishT sn8 iSis Pe1nssi1snis sSsn1e. for be-
liable, through the yirtges Of b. 9elssrated Big.
Holiday season. Although Mr. C. sak 81 much pride
n thus being . psblic benefsctor, he does not allow
walton. Already his store grIans vii b the rnmsnse
stock Of Liquors and Cerdals im ported for the Rol
hsy trade, and hich be been selected with care
isL the wants Of his RA;-ons. Thoss In want Of
whistles, BrsndiSs, Wines and Liquors, should
favor Rim with caii and Be assured that what they
boy IN bis line will be not vnly pure but unsdulter
afA6. dArl2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02
How To ESFABLIsH MANUFAC.
TUREO HERE.


Editor Star:-Some excellent remarks were
made in TIE STAR, . few days ago, On the i'm
portance, Of encouraging manufactures in
Washington. 1t is quite evident that some
thing ought to be done to promote our
growth and prosperity, Independent of
tho location Of our city q the seat of
government, and this can only be done BY
manufacturing establishments, to which New
England now mainly owes its wealth. As was
peculiar advantages to which sufficient stten-
aon mas not been given. Labor is cheaper and
more abundant than In New England; cotton
cheaper; and We are nearer the great southsrn
and western markets, in addition to the ~reaf
home demand Gotten and WOODEN niils, and
can be carried on here at as great pre A. an w.
where else in the country. We have the lar cest
printing ONCE In the World-why can We not
manufacture our own paper? =
A very common idea exists that water pover
10 necessary to extensive Misunderstanding So
far 10 this from true, that steam IL cheaper even
where water power b ct hand, Is q gentleman
treasurer Of . large steam cotton Mill in New
England 10 use water an expensive Gam must
beconstra cted which II ss<ed BY the use Of steam
IN sPring dooes, and IN summer drouth interferes,
must b used - an suxilhary power. SteGm. too.
Ii more easily regulated, gives steadier power:
and that b q more consequences, steam Mill
AsSsSSo Juot WA0kC yOU WnuI lI, tQ9f08Q
OF BACK In ene country, - arc NEST New Enc.
lan0 mills, thus ahOrding IN immense ssyin0 n
freight. In England an mills are moved by
steam, and in New England, where wntsr pover
10 30 common, come OF the most succosfuf mills
are steam mills. The Naumkeag steam COTTON
mills Of Salem, Aass. h one OF the most success
f1l In the country, and the past year has madea
net pront Of 8 per cent Here ct Washington,
with such IN abundant supply Of cheap ooal,
steam mills could BE- run - economicnliy g ANY
where elDe In the country. Land could be had
q Low rates. - the adj0ining property would
thereby be much enhanced in value. The a.
tentton Of all interested In the prosperity Of
Warrington should be turned to this subiect
and every inducenent offered to manufactur
ere BY exenpti0a from taxation Tor = limited
period, and Otherwise, and In ten years We could
oouoie eur wealth and population. T.
KILLED Hrs DAuaBrfR ArD SHOT Hrx-
sEL1.-A farmer named Willis Wiliiamsou. Nv
Ing near N1ncie, Iud., followed his daughtsr N
Daiesvilie, where she had gone TO msfrv one
Landry. He found the young woman St the
house OF . relative and cut hes throat. fillinS
her instantly. He then - himself in the
mouth With areyolver. His wounds are supposed
to be nertai. He has large family.
~" Ny son, J" said good mother 70 her young
hopeful, Z did you wish your teacher . RsppSx
New Year 2" "No, ma'am," responded The
boy. wen, why not ?'' Because" said the
youth, "a she isn't happy unless she's whipping
some OF us boys, and was afraid IL ished her
happiness she'd 90 for me-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02
"a ls.s l.shion.sle color Cor lad:.s' hose in


Dispatches from jackson and yickskure
Miss, say II was showing there all day YESTERDAY
@Mr. Sinnot OF New Orleans being in the
habit Of setting fire 10 ladies' dresses with his
cigar has been arrested and aeut 20 prison where
ne VIM Sn-sct In thst way fbr six fnonshs.
oNThe resignation Of Charles Hale, ~ Sens-
Tor for the third district Of Massachusetts,, has
been eccepted, and the 1ith Day Of - arch 10 as
signed for special election % Nh the vacancy.
0Richard wagner's wife, who Got divorce
from Won Bulow, Der nrst husband, 90 marry
him, n, sQt sick Of hsr bargain and wants 4
new separation.
DTve hundred and twenty-nine persons
were injured by falling OF stands and other Scci-
cents IN London during the Thanksgiving cere-
monies on Tuesday, but emily two cases resulted
fatally.
s&when young man Of Dubuaae asls a
young lady 10 " take his arm % she gaze. en- him
With yaecinating smile. n. B. This n as los
ss Ne shall 90 on these smallpox jokes.-Bosto2
Advertiser. - - = -
oUThe four small counties which compose the
Panhandle. that marrow strip O. West Virginia
wedged In between Ohio and Pennsyivania, con-
tain about one-sixth In value OF the entire taxa
bic property Of the state, and nearly one-eighth
OF the population. II II the garden spot OF West
Virginia, the seat Of its best schools, its finest
churches and its greatest Improvements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02

TIE New York correspondent OF the Chicago
Graham will succeed in sending 20 state prison
every member of that jury who voted for the in
dictment of Stokes. As for Stokes, he is TO be
al once released, 50 that he can shoot Jay Gould
and eome other Erie officers who are objections
bleoo him. Mrs.. Mansfield is 10 run for Vice
President on the woodhall ticket, and, when
elected, will appoint John Graham Chief JUS
tice.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02

Sow HUNTIsT.-An English gamekeeper
has recently broken black sow 20 hunt game
i'm the woods, and she is said TO run in the hunt
with wonderful success She will track game,
back and stand, and point partridges, phessauts,
snipes, and rabbits As skilfully a. bred pointer
She bounds in response to q whistle and ways
her head and squeals with delight on being
shown a gun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02

To RESTORE FURNITURE The best prep.
ton for cleaning picture frames and r. go
furniture. marred or scratched, Is nl,,.ra =,
three parts Of linseed oil and one psrf OF SHIFTS
OF tsfpenhnne .. IL not on's covers the dsnsured
and leaves . fustre upon the surface. Put on
with wooden cloth, and when ary. rub with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02
The Action II the Ssskss Grand J.r,
% be legaltRed

NEW YORK, March Z-.Judge Cardo1o no day
charged the jury in the Stokes case. ordering
verdict in accordance with the request of The
District Attorney for the people. which legalize.
tne acoon OF the Grand jury and uphoids the
indictment against Stokes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02

INV YORK, March English papers an
nnunce the death OF Henry f. Chorley, the we'll
known mu.ical celebrity Of London.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02

FoURfRBN people CRusHED TO DEArH-
A shocking accident occurred I'm Frankfort Ger
many, Yesterday morning. A building in which
large number OF persons resided fell, burying
the inmates In the ruins- Fourteen c0rpses have
thus far bees taken from the deeri', and a large
other victims Of fhis sad disaster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02
Dasehes~rss Hsar nve.

rnfe splendid Hair pys II the best IN the world
Harmless, reliable, instant docs net osntail
nor Any s,tdIse peison % produce paralysis or
Death Avoid the vaunted and lei Isl paratiOns
eossting vhtues they Dc cot possess. The geauirs
~: A. Bachelor's Hair Dye has had Airy .ysc,,
uzsarntshed reputation to uphold rs Integrity -
the only perfect Hair pye-Black Drown. Sold
~ Al drassists Applied - 10 Bond ssrest, Nes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02
TELEGRAMs 10 TIE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PREss REPORTS
AGstrs IN Rev Ysrk.


NV NokK, March At 10 uuo>rss.es shss
the fsnusuy meeting last night resulted in am
ayr enent Tor a new election, at which an en-
tircly new g. ners' committee Is 90 be chosen.
RAILROAD LABoRHRs sTRiEH-TRoppIE w
PHCTEn.
The lshorers on a section OF Northp.rt rail
road, st Long Island. Yesterday demAnslea a.
vsnced wages, which being refused q portion
struck Some twenty ~ mained and werr in the
afternoon assaulted by the strikers and driven
from their labor, several being badly bruised by
sticks and ST mes. The contractor refuses 10 paw
the advance and has calledon the authorities Tor
Trotect,on, and the strikers say the work shall
not proceed unless the advance l. paid. Trouble
10 eSpects d TO day.
foEGED CHECKS.
Gre Kinney has bcen arrested for a,teur.inr
TO pas FORGED checks In large amounts uron a
promisent banking house ofthis CITY
ct. PArRIcK's DAY.
The representatives of the Irish societies las,
night formally decided 90 celebrate 81 Patr,ck's
DAY nv q parade on Monday. 18th. The ea,h
llish regiment will accompany the PROCESSION
Lhe police commissioners have offered an escort.
Msyor Hall has consented 70 review the pro-
eer~ion from the City Halt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02

EThe Wisconsin Assembly, by a vote Of 40
o 80, tabled Summers one-term amendment.
aSSayannab tried TO initiate Chicago a few
nights ago. A kerosene lamp exploded in sta
nle, and the prospect seemed bright for while.
but the flames were soon ignobly extinguished.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02

NEW YORK LEessL AruoH FOR DRuoarsre.-
rhe new drug bin for New York city has passed
ne New York Senate. II sbolishes the present
Dore mus Is the head, and transfers its powers 20
he College Of Pharmacy, - it is proposed 10 do
n Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02

HRLNBoLD's LAwsUTTs.-Henry T. Helmbold
agt. Horace r. Helmbold.-A motion appearef
yesterday morning before Justice Barnard 10
restrain Horace L. Helmbold from making,
using, vending, or disposing of a certain article
OF buchu manufactured by him at his place OF
business I'm Troy, New York. Numerous afida-
Wits were read on both sides, and his honor de-
cided that the defendant, by changing the form
OF label and wrappers, had perfect right TO
manufacture i'm his own name as III. r. Helm
bold, any Article called buchu and put the same
up in bottles similar TO the ones he had been
using.-G. T. .Sna, Isl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02

CooPERsTowN. Y. Y. March 2-Hon. Schuyle
Snpper, ex-Judge Of the Sapreme Court, die,
last night, aged 81 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02

San FRANCISCO, March Judge SAWYER of
the United States Circuit Court to- day con-
formed the Trust sale Of the Mariposa estate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02

MAYOR Halls COMPLETELY I'm rHR Nsw
n YORK LING FRAuDs-In the trial OF Mayor
ton opened tae case. explaining how, through
Mayor Han, Tweed, Connolly, and Sweeny, the
money OF the city was used, by every sort Of de-
them" said he, "lest there should be sny otn.s
outlet for The public money, they actually had
isw passed empowering them, as . board of
,nsa 70 appropriate any sums that might be
absolute power to tx the salaries OF Ali the nnhs
nc omcer MI. Clinton showed further how
me Pover Of the board Of audit was used, and
that the Mayor was invested with the veto
power over their acts. He discussed and re
hearsed the county courthouse frauds With the
view OF showing the Mayors completely and
knowledge OF them. He proceeded TO shev that
immense claims for enormous sums Vere fslsaiv
certlned TO by the Mayor, whose powers were
Two LITTLE CaILDREx BURNED TO DIArH-
Yesterday morning the wife Of Patrick welsh,
living near Runmore, two miles from Scranton,
and four years, IN bed asleep. She had not rome
long before she noticed SMOKE hon the bud
ing. and hurrying back found the house euvel-
ard the charred remains Of the children Vsre
taken from the ruins. =.
~Anong me abandoned women arrested n
Nv nights sil,e View York were Bull-eyel
Sate, Stin-lip Fanny, Straiyht-back JENNY.
thss c mG,y, Lean Kitty, Homeiy Ann and Mary
-, Visitor, to little Eirl-" VIII ether do von
ne ~ apa o, Mamma the better 2" Mamma
OF eoarsei sne gives nae hair q Anne for eyery
Hey hHa :. T'scoSer IN her head, and Papa has
- The Brennan (Texas) riun SAW IN A nm.
thousaod British agriculturists are expected IN
arrive there about the month OF Ocfober na,t
Arrahgements are being maao 70 min. t uoas
out without expense to the plsoters. 'H'"
- Fourteen Chinese lads, We observe. b.x.
been sent by their Emperor to Paris 10 be the,e
Instructed at the expense OF the state. in the
20, S;fol'eges OF 81 LOUIS ana Lous-ie-Grand. In
that is, We suppose, ii no revolution happens To
be going on in the occasionally distracted city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02

Tar LATE Gss. Asnsasoue WrArrH-It
NOW appears that In addition 10 receiving paw Is
dim in easy circumstances, the late General
Anderson was by marriage one OF the HEIR 10
the estate OF the late Nicholas Longworth. the
Amoue VINE nanufacturer Of Cincinnati. and
was, therefore, possessed of Rreat wealth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02

"DEcIMATIoN."-The G1xehe Of Naples pub
lhhes details OF q tragedy on board the cor yette
NHtor Pisani, which may convey to some people
q more correct notion of '.decimation" than
perhaps some Of them have at present: "a MUIR
inal had not been discovered. Capt Lovera di
Maria called all the men on deck, and after
questioning them one By one, without result, he
announced that he regretted to be Obliged to
have recourse to an extreme measure prescribed
by the code for vessels at sea. The crew he
said, must be decimated Immediately. Their
names were put into an urn and drawn; the
and firing party drawn up for execution. The
commander was about TO give the order to ire.
when seaman, Q native Of Sardinia, stepped
forward and confessed the crime. A drum-head
court-martiai was 1t once formed, and the muir
derer was condemned to death and shot iu-
stanter. Six others, who were proved to have
been accomplices, were sentenced TO ten years
imprisonment, and kept in irons in the lrold."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02

CUBAN REWARDS PoR CAPTURE OF RE
publish the following decree issued by Captain
General Valmaseda, and dated at Santiago de
Cuba, February 1:-.white males or females or
free colored males or females who will bring
twenty five free or slate negroes, noW roaming
IN the mountains, to headquarters, win receive
fun pardon and six hundred dollars reward
Male ~ female negro slaves Who win bring in
tricts Will receive their freedom, IL brinSf6S IN
the number with arms, and seventeen dollar
will be paid for each negro. Parties unable TO
bring in the required number, bat who bring n
services viii betakea into csnsideration i'm the
matter Of reconpenae." = = =. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02

SOUTH CARsLJyA RrxArcrs.-Ajoi Joint resoin-
ton was intreducsd u both houses Of the South
Carolina iegislseurD THURSDAY that hereafter the
public debt shah not be increased for any pur-
existing obligations, or for the current busines
ofthe state, without frst subnitting the debt ts
= vote Of the people, It b thought that the bin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02

~" Ny son." said good mother to her younp
hopeful, " did you wish your teacher . happy
New Year 2" No, ma'am," responded the
youth. she isn't happy unless she's whipping
some Of us boys, and was afraid II W ished her
happiness she'd 20 for me.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvKsUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S.er as 30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02
Trouble Between Columbia and tn
b0snbin.

NhN iuhk. .Iarch "A Psnana l,tt.r
ment circles O. Colombia under the .le,,,aa. al
The nited State foe tue payment o. InAemni-
ties Tor the lille esl capture Ga the steamer Mont,-
20. This FEELING Is increasC 4 owing q reports
that large portion OF the Paciac n-rt with an
admiral IN command. has been ord red 90 rem
dezyous at Panama IL is coniccsured Nv MANY
that these demands will be pressed by tho
United STATES. with the ultimate view OF acoatr-
ing land in Colombia, TO construct = canal
across the lsthmuS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02

CIVIL RIGHTS IN JKRsEY.-After the even
ing performance Of the " colored jubilee sing
ers" at Jersey city on Thursday night, the
manager Of the singers stated 10 the audience
that he had engaged rooms for the party at the
American Hotel, but on going there they we're
told that, as colored persons, they could not be
allowed to stay. A number Of persons In the
audience arose aud volunteered TO take portions
OF the party to their private residence, but the
manager stated that he had returned 20 New
York and engaged rooms there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02

The SToKEs7FIsK CASE SENSATIONAL ALL
THRoUGH-The arguments in the stokes case
we're continued in New York yesterday. Mr.
Graham having replied TO District Attorney
Garvin, Judge Cardozo said he would do either
of two th .nes-either let the jury find general
verdict or instruct them to find a special verdict
in favor OF the defense. He would instruct them
constituted, but all other facts for the prisoner
He did not think il necessary that McKeon
of Stokes counsel, should address the Jury, but
McKeon thought differently, and proceeded In
City II all, and Turning 10 Stokes said, "This
unfortunate man is as guiltless as any i'm this
courtroom" This was greeted with a scornful
laugh from every one in the courtroom, which
caused Stokes TO appear much frightened at the
unfriendlness, and Judge Cardozo said he
would clear the court il such demonstrations
we're made again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02

TIE Course OF TRUE LovE.-The Indianap-
oils NeUs says: A Lafayette lover seated him
self on barrel turned ON its side, while sere.
nading his hearts mistress. In his ecstacy he
rolled the barrel over, slammed his guitar
against shutter in his efforts 10 regain his
balance, and disappeared In the 'cistern. The
bubbling cry OF the strong swimmer in his
agony brought out the entire family, including
the bull dog, In various brief and picturesque
costumes ranging all the way from an eiabor-
ate robe de Luit and curl papers worn by the
innocent cause Of IL all, TO simple vet service
able collar, ornsmented with spikes, worn by
the bull dog p. She was fished out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02
Panic In q SrS~ep. Hence

NEW YORK, March Am eecsre OF steam
through the carle<snen Of the jsnitor OF a public
school In New York yesterday D. m, causes a
fearful panic among the children, who Jumped
from the windows. down stairs &C. Ssxarsi
we're bruised but only one little girl was serious
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02

EHANA... opffciiAxs,9AS
No. 1927 PENNSYLVANIA AvENrI.
Genuine Brazilian Pebble spectacles. Janis I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-02
The London Press Critieisfag Glad.
STONE.

Nfw YORK, March 2.-Tke Isndon press
,Cok with much surprise upon the letter OF
0Iadstone TO the Horlds' correspondent. The
general opinion Is that IL 10 one OF questionable
propriefy, II Wa neither necessary or rxpee,en,
tnat u was lowering his dignity 10 discuss sueh
matters with correspondent, &c