The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-03-02

The special request Of the Queen. The
|eads vas eqhpaed Of plcks singers from
The arious pyal shapela. - the oonclu.
eioa 4 the ligioas servic.sthe procession
for IA and moved westward. The whole
root TO and from the Caeaedr4 y was seven
miljia length, and the procession was
four hours 10 motion. The lest estimates
place the number of persons who witnessed
it, passage 1t four millions Theirs were
1900 troops besides the - London police
force, engaged IN keeping the streets clear,
that there might be no Interruptions oracci
dsuts. Along the entire route rssnng fsnfs <!
were erected, and besides, were double Ales
of infsptIyo and police, to keep the eager
crowd from obstructing the passage of,the
procession. Every shop and house along
the route brought fabulous rental Ordi-
nary four story buildings were let for IONA
hundred pounds for the day. One vacant
space brought four hundred pounds. The
decorations ore said 70 have surpassed any.
thing ever before, known. Miles Of distances
were Eiysp 1at Pm contract to be. oeaamsn-
ted 4 the expense Of the metropolis. Al
thu croeslng of ,FAringdon street was .
splendid triumphal arch, the erection Of
which cost $4,000. Another hardly less
splendid spanued Oxford roed.g Flags, fec.
toons tapistry,, wreaths Of every conceivabls
character, were displayed from house tops,
aud windows, and cross streets, and = per-
feet wilderness Of scarlet gold and blue
cloth, gold fringe, and other paraphernalia.
"A special dispatch from Bombay states
that tho Governor and officials attended the
Cathe.inl in state, u. The Parcees assembled
10 their temples,, the Jews In their synsg6.
gives, the Hiodoos il their temples, and the
Aohaulmedsns and other religious sects In
their several places Of worship and offered
thanks according to their various rules, for
she recovery of the English Prince ii i.
y. .,r OF r. Stskes' Trial. j.. a@e
New York. February 2o.-.Iu the Stokes
case District Attorney Gsrvin, In replying
to the remarks Of Stokes cuu6sej, said 1T
Va said BY Stokes counsel that the grand
jury was packed. Who packed It! Not
Col Flax, for be did not know hs was to be
shot," a. ,as-...tt ..sJu H." ~ -,
Gnham--(Of Stokes counsel, interrupts
ing.)-" No. But he packed the jury bes
cause 10 WIS going 10 shoot S.okes."1 =.
This created . sensation which was check.
ed by tue judge. > j7".I''" a. -.
81 ... Miscellaseoas, q li J. ~
Washington, g. -Schurz presented to.
day numerous memorials from various parts
Of the U. s., with one Of 10, 4O7 signatures
transmitted from the city Of, Boston, pro.
testing against any amendment to the Con.
s'itution Incorporating therein . recogni>
s'on Of God or Jesus Christ, Is On attempt
10 overthrow the great principles OF the re.
ligious liberty on which this government
wss originally founded. Z ,s1
Corinne, February ga conductor by
the name Of .Chas, Harris, fell ,,etwesn two
coal cars and was instantly, killed when near
Crcston, on the night of the 9Th inst. ut 10
= "A Richmond lVa.) dispatch states the to.
bacon business Of the whole State. - we'll
. North Carolina, 10 II . stand sill swat.
ing the sctioa of Congress on that pro.iuc.o
ton. Over 10000 negroes in Richmond
alone are idle, and the aggregate 10 over So.
oo0 in the State who are nut of employment
aud anfeo,;nn t
sou spHeLne. sd ta.f ea.vrf= yt7ar
New York. February 2o.-A Havana let. !.
tsr says the press there j. much gsa,i6sd a
the turn Of affairs between ENGLAND and the
United States, and argue. that spe,n, has
mora reason TO complain ,0f the us, and
more r valid claims against the Warrington
Government for Naturalization, than the
United States hes against England. ,~a,