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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-21
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKNe.OrFIcE OF FISK g. HATCH.


New-YoTk, Dec &c. 1872.
Tho CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD is about
completed. It's immediate promise OF business Is
very large its earnings on the disconnected portions
will reach this year nearly 100000, without min
eral or through business from which its revenues as
a completed Road will be largely derived. Coal
mining iron furnaces, rolling mills and manufacto-
ries of all kinds will soon crowd its whole line
while the producing West and manufacturing East
are eagerly awaiting the opening Of this new Trunk
Line which is destined to have 30 important an in
fuence upon the transportation of their products
The FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
of the Company, the total amount of which is only
S15,OOO,0O0, are secured upon property worth
S35 100000 to $4000000O and are fully equal IN In
trnsic value to the Central Pacific Bonds. They are
issued in denominations of 800, $500, and $1,000
coupon or registered, and at their present market
price, So and accrued interest are very desirable.
The CENTRAL PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS
are too well known to require description or COM
mendation Their total amount is S25 SS5, OOO they
have for long time ranged in market price near or
above par-the price to-day being 1O2 to 1921! with
coupon on, due Jan. l. of per cent gold.
The WESTERN PACIFIC SIX PER CENT GOLD
BONDS amount to 50 735 OOO This road is now con-
solidated with the CENTRAL PACIFIC, and the pay
uleHt Oh ltS DOuus' piinCipai anu htOi0o'' 10
by tho latter Their market price to-day is 81 to w.
also with threeper cent gold coupon on, due JAN i
As they have recently been introduced on the Stock
Exchange we expect to them rapidly rise TO the
price Of CENTRAL PACIFICs being substantially the
same in character and value.
The CHESAPEAKE and ONO the CENTRAL and WEST
ERN PACIFIC BONDS, all ofwhch have been negotiated
by u.s. we believe to be among the best and most de-
sirable Investment Securities in the market which
in time must become very scarce especially as the
Government will probably, during the coming year,
pay off, in gold another largeilot Of FTvETwrNTIEs,
and issue in their place FIVE PER CENT Bonds.
We buy and sell as usual Government Bonds re-
ceive deposits, on which we allow interest, make
collections, and conduct q general banking business
in all its branches FISK q HATCH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-21
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per NorfA Rirtr ve.Dls ana RaiIroal

Per NORTH Rrsr Yesais Rafiroadl
Dec 28 pig Ashes pkga BeeswsI 20 baes Broom Corn %
bb Copper 3 bales Cotton 40 pigs Dried Fruits bb Eggs
llis bb RoaJ 7eo bush Wheat go bush Corn 500 bush
Malt 900 bush Barley 200 Seed -
RIseed J9 bA Beans 10 bales Hemp 2 bales Hops 60 Hides
200 bdG HIDES BOZ sides Leather 73s bb Ron, 200 bills Spirits
ITS pigs Beef 427J pigs Pork 2059 pkg Cut Meats
LA Lard Kegs Lard $50 Dressed Hogs 22s psg Butter 326
pgA 81 Grease, LAG is bbA 0see
bb 1891 pfgs OIL Cake, 2j4 bags Peanuts 400 pigs Starch
az hhd Tobacco 39 Tobacco 22 bales WOOL so bb Wh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-21

FRIDAY, Dec. 2C--P. N.
Naturally enough, under the circumstances,
the Erie Railway stock has been the great feature OF the
street today The volume Of business has been large
and the fluctuations sufficiently wide and frequent to
completely satisfy that class operators whose MOTTO
Quck turns" The dealings in this stock u London
tNdsy are reported " hsYe been immense. The COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-21

HowEs g. MACY Bankers, No 30 Wall-st., New
York offer the same facilities TO Deposltcrs as In
corporated Banks, and allow Interest on daily bal
ances at the rate of Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates,
with immediate returns
Special attention paid to choice Stock. Bonds &c.
&c for Investors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-21
, THE
CONSOLIDATED MORTGAGE BONDS
St. Louis AND SOUTHEASTERN RAILWAY CO.
CONSOLIDATED
OF Illinois, Indiana Kentucky and
Tennessee.
30 year per cent, with Sinking Fund
Of 81 per cent ofGross Earnings.
Principal and Interest payable In Gold In New-York.
Interest Sem-Annually February and August.

This road formed BY the Consolidation Of Tire g. Louis and sosih
Eastern. tho Evansville Henderson and Nashville and the Hdged and
Kentucky Railroads the shortest sbd best possible from
ST. LOUIS and CHICAGO NASHVILLE, MONTGOMERY. AT
LANTA MACON, MOBILE. SAVANNAH, and CHARLESTON Ia
supsucure and equipment unsurpassed By sny the West Is
monthly earnings since the Consolidation, say reached
average Of s and ample operate the road and The IN
tsrest on the entire bonded debt
Three hundred hyesh, miles Of this road completed ssd fully
equipped The Consolidated BODd uet at the rate Of s2io
per mile for the purpose making single debt, completing branches
and supplying equipment 10 meet the npdy lnereasng buse
sold and offer limited number at 90 AND
ACCRUED INTEREST IN CURRENCY.
The st. Louis Board Of Trade recently passed series Of resolaous
expressing opinion that this viii become Of the beat pairing
lines leading ST. Louis eongsuang the stockholders the
honorable and able Of the properly expressing the belief
security offered by the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds 10 tss
Of cal 600 mile Is good and recommending them whos
hesitation investment capitalists both at home and abroad
Under the terms Of the Consolidated Mortgage parties holding Bo0
Issued By the st. aud South Eastern Railway compnny ofno
and Indians By the Evansville Henderson snd NashVe 'o
Company Il Ter entitled 70 The privilege fsrchns
be for Consolidated Bonds and do uon apphe'ao
We unhessingy recommend Bouts uaexoepuOnass
Railway Security. ~~~-~~
Fail ma rteulars furnished upon application By
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-21

bush steamer at ec Nrei .ao,, and Sc
and Inferior at Csc In Nevis du o1yo,ic western
White d1 Western yellow s6@o'ci souinefn "h
Yellow at 5916lc
GNNIBsZThs dull and nomin. al shout
tsc quiet and unchagd We gnoe Domestic It@
Winter months and lJi Qle ior s spng
months
HOPs-There continued active demand prices have sgnn Az
rsnel 70 Sc ID aud the ISaket closes very 'roHsi '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-21

EEY-YoRK MrDLAND.-Of the FIRST MORTGAGE
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LOAN of this Company there
remains but small amount unmarketed. When it
is considered that this new Great Trunk line is now
so nearly completed cannot avoid the conviction
that these Bonds at $4,000 mile secured by First
Mortgage, are particularly desirable and safe For
sale or exchange for marketable securities, by
GEO. OpDYKE g. Co. Bankers No " Nassau OF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-21


Meal fair demand and seAdy e Of $50 bblI We
Com Meal JERSEYS 9s3 rs Com Meal Brs S. 80 90
Com Meal Is q 20 Corn MeslGbnR - q IS
Corr heNweslW. , % 30 ~ -
BkwhsA quiet and - IS for State and 81 20
dSt 10 for Pennsylvania 100 70, California Flour
sales Of 40 bblA al 90 z5d 80 10.
Bag hesIMiet VERY dui quote Fine White sl &9sl 6j
Fne Yellow 81 25d Pare Coarse 81 a$l lO Cob, Soc
81 and Gusd Pei 81 1901 rs These quotations give the
In pnces for old ana
PRBiGhTBsnoomh freely and easier, bat
e' for other commodities remain the vessels for charter have
been fair demand from the Petroleum trade steady the
to-day To Liverpool By sail 1900 bush Grain id
standard bush 30 bales Of Cotton d76d $50 Lard and 30
hhdL TAos. private terms 10 LONDON 5000 bush Grain 3d.
sail Yesterday and so bbA Flour to-day 49, 3D. To Pernkmbuco
800 Petroleum &c. The charters German bark hence
London direct with 800 bb, Refined d. Cd
bark hence to Bristol with 500 bb Refined
Austrian bark of6OO
ghertl cargo lump Norwegian bark with
bb Refined Peosnm and smother with 100 bills Nsphhs hence
both private Italian Trieste
With 3OOC bbls. Roan at "a l0.d y $50 n.
GRAlNHsldes Of Wheat disposed 10 sell especially railroad
shippers hold o. and mers Cautiously
early day eabh values Winter he'll higher
the stronger for Wheat the decline
but the inquiry mcderste Winter IL ane bat quiet; sss are
s. 1co bash a 81 80 for No ChssE9 spring 9s
% Tor White Canadian frees 81 % for White Gsnese
Barley inactive AMI Of 400 bush Ice for
State and 81 II Tor Canada West Barley Malt Il especially
prime qualities rles o. 90 bush Choice Canada West 81 ~
and so bush City 81 80 tine Oats less active and lower,
90 bush New Ohio Mined 81 SAFE and 4ic
White al ID3c Black a ei Western Mnoi At 4adf7c White
race sra ie oferedi are
$50 bush STATE s5c Corn Is lower AMI In moderate demand
iaqIi speculative thoughihhy for
lever rales VI z fail " stimulate lie demand tie sls 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-21

Tho quotations ara based Cotton store running IL quality
ore tta grade below the grade quoted
PRESENT DELIVERY.
TODAY Last evening Total
Erport...... 80
Consumption. 40 100 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-21
SECOND BOARD.



soo o. $50 Reg s5::...ls 5000 S. 1910 Coupon
5000 D. 80 67...ll5 lugl
O'Clock ll5 5000 u s. &c. Currency 2O'cin4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-21
THE MARKETS.
ICsrsfsn, Reported for THE rRIsusrI

FHiDAr, Dee. 20. ls7l
ASRs-Tbe receipts TO-DAY pigs Po are quiet and IN
changed; quoted 90 80. Pearls dul and nominal
BEgsWAX-The market has very quiet but prices are firm
quoted al "a 35c. COR Western and Southern.
BROOM CORN AND BRO0MS-New Crop Corn Is offered more
freely demand Moderate and prices weak quote New Green al
and do Red, 2d3c,
Broom, quiet unchanged 81 - 50 dOIen to style
III quality.
~. M ollnn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-21
Total. ia so

Forward deHyshes transactions at ll6Gc decline Sales
follows all on basis Of Low Mdiling: 1000.
Sale, nat evening after mDeoember 100 bales 10 3l6c;
January 800 lglc B 20 lgc P.ergaIy 100 at 10 Sl6e,
100 At ID else 100 at 10 9l6c 100 AZ l9 March 900
Is lI6e April Pole; June 400 2Oictota 5000 bales
Sales up pm-Dcember O0S 10 Bloc 500 at 1916 r..
b. 600 at l 6c ~; Januly leo at l9lo 900 at
lssl6e, 500 9i 200 st " 900 At isie February go at
Isle March 9ic 100 at 9o b. p B. 100 At bic loo at
i93lec p. b 100 at Eic 100 10 l6c 100 st l9tc b. p D.;
100 10 a531c b. 100 at - l1lec Apn 20 At ~ Li6 go
b. 100 at 200 ct 20 Lice MAY 100 Al 2tc, g. r.
slice loo 2Oo 400 bale' grand total 10 400 bales
CAHDLESThors continued fair jobbng demand and prices
sedy uuo Adanantne 90 or I Sperm at 81 GJ1c Patent
S2dt3c, AM Para6be al 9d9lc
COFPRB-The Rio steamer arrived with 10 800 and buyers
awaiting the exhibition Of her samples the the market
Ia quiet, and prices boninaly az last quoted
FLOUR AND MBALThe Folr quiet large sales could
submitting still lower prices all grades under IS So
Choice Family grades steady but quiet Al the the nArEe lower
grades vore brands o. Winter and sprnr Wheat
sell lines Of the low grades further decline
waad have 10 be tot Of bbl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-21

The days business OF the U. g. SubTreasury comprlsed
7f77l2 80 Currency payaents $36 -
cod payments 1iJ9623 81 Cur-eneF bGlsuce 24t59 "
41059O6l 27 Customs lSSVO W
Currepcg receps.... l,6I,39l sol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-21

The Rome, watertown, and .Qgdensburg Railroad
Company have declared dividend OF per cent, pay
able in stock from the earnings OF the past six imonths
and surplus funds payable on the 18th Of February
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-19

An engineer On the Pacific rail.
road tells the following of himself
Gone night while the train stopped
for wood and water: I observed two
green looking countrymea in home
spuu,' euriously inspecting the loco
motive, and occasionally giving vent to
expressions of astonishment. Finally
one Of them looked up at me, and said :
stranger, are this locomotive p Ger
taluly. Didn't you ever see one before p
mo, haven't never seen one afors.
Men Bill come down to the station TO-
night purpose to see one. Them's the
biler, aiu't ~ Yes, certainly what
yer call that you're I'M, Eve call this
the cab.' And this wheel?' That's
the driving Wheel That big thing
on tho top is the chimbley, l suppose p
Precisely BE you the engineer who
runs the machins?' Il am tho engi.
.nser.' 'Bil,' said the fellow to the
mate, after cycling me closely for few
minutes, 1T don't take much of a man
to engineer, do itl' All aboard r"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-19
TIN AaB or NIAGARA

!
Al eleneat in the problem of Mia.
gllala+ ~ 10 he Asx Of water. To con-
sxuot = scale from the present and up.
pl1 i: % ths past, We should know that
he : lanoaat Of water in past ages has
beea esssntially the Same As ow.
sl About $500 eubic miles Of water
nearly half .he fresh water on tho globe
-ers in the upper lakes, aud $4,000.
600 eabis feet If this plunge over Mia.
9,ra Falls every minute j.; all the water
Of the lakes making the circuit of the
Falls, The st. Lawrence, the ocean,
vapor, rain, and lakes again, in 152
years. Through tho Illinois Canal
about 5000 cubic feet Of water are tax.
% every ninpte from LAX, Michigan
% the illinois River :; through tn. Wei
lid Canal 4 600 cubic fest Aow every
1inuss from Lake Erie into Lake On.
trio, ,'.r sad q through the Erie Canal so,-
,,Q00 \, ssbie 4 feet p.ss e,ery. minute from
,the | s.ne ~ IL. k. into The Hudson. Thu,
z! 1000 o!e ssbie TT I ef ( water, which M.
t:ls y! ! lyorM p giys 70. Niagara, ass divert
p sysy -niaste b azsifaial y channels;
Peene =. ! int 4 j ths a! h.ziean qpf .na sen,
la,s tfs j aB.ey et hl.x !: York Add thi'
h y ls ooo, e ,ooo, i !. 4. T. dsep in th'
bsetst, AID vo would ID make axe no .ppreoi.bl'
difference in the character Of the
Fslls II their rate of recession. - Popu'
ldr 1SSie..ce Aont1ly. -''s~ - @'s''5
= =
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-19
SAVING HUsKs.

Now is tho time for houseviuo -
look out for supply of husks fos -.
tresses. Upon the tarn they ni u
made With little expense a.d # the
finest material. We have triad kalr
aud wool mattresses, and prefer @e
made Of clean finely stripped sssks u
either.
The best way to save the husks n y
pick tie ears irsm the stalks and anV
them into ths barn, where The huks
may be stripped rainy days, ssa -
eoarser parts saved - fodder. Af>R
stripping, the husks should b sllsvvl
to become perfectly dry before r.,si.e
into the tick ; it il god plan 70 sprssl
them for while urol he loo, ef 8
warm room. A husk mattress u sais.
able for both Summer and vintel -
and at oil times healthy. We'll ns<-
tresses are liable to become iaf,seel
with moths. Whore feather beds aes
used, they may be put above The h.das
ia ceid weather ana below in Ast.-
Ohio Farmer.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-19
MATRIMONIAL 1scOmPATI8II1TI1,
The Rev. DR.. Peabody. IN q late es.
say, touches upon this delicate subject
after the following fashion: !:

Ihe Key. Dr.. Peabody. IN q late es.
s.y, touches upon this delicate subject
after the following fashion:
i The truth is that the greater pro.
portion Of the so-called incompatibili.
ties and uncongenislities Of domestic
life wbioh are SO often made the ground
tor the disruption Of the matrimonial
bond, are inadmissable as "a justifyiag
ground for any such dissolution, and
could bs resdily overcome and blotted
ont Of szi'tense if the parties most
coneernsd'had cnly the will to do it.
A couple are no sooner married th.n
they fod that differences of opinion
and mutual jars ensue, and all is not
gold that glisteued and then one or
both straightway imagine that there il
no remedy but ruthlessly breaking the
solemn, sacred tie that buds them. A
vague, restless feeling selzes upon one
or both, producing discomfort, engen-
derlng certain thought Of present
bondage which exists only in fancy,
and creating feverish desire for other
associations and spheres which are sup
posed to be more fitted and pz,roo,vident-
tally designed for the miud and heart.
No escape; it is said, but 10 cutting the
knot. It is delusion. The marriage
relation, 10 all its history, was never
expected, perhaps, to be entirely free
from misunderstanding and discord..
Foolish to think that the whole mutual
lite can flow on, like tho earlier stream,
without ripple or eddy. Home il q
school, discipline, whereby husband
and wife are to grow into each other,
getting rid Of their angular,ties, h.r.
monizing their peculiar characteristics.
and more and more becoming one in
thought, sympathy and life. The true
blessedness of welded souls is not in
sured by a simple exchange of plighted
faith. 1t comes through and after
many self.denial, many cruoi6xion
Of the will, many a seourging of the
resentment, anger, pride, vanity, and
passions Of the heart. 1t is true here,
as In other relations, that he who
saveth his lite shall lose 1t, and be tha.
loseth his life shall save It
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-19
- -
9QU1Bs.

An elderly gentleman Va shocked
to learn that every fashionable ysusg
lady carries psper to-bsek-he,.
An Indiana young lady died ~
Gently, but while they were preparing
her body for the sofin revived lsas
enough to tell them to srimp her Aai,
Uncle L. Nov, Sammy, tell ~,
have you read the beautiful story Of
Joseph I Sam. Oh, yss, Uncle. Ussls.
Well, then, what wong did they d
whed they sold their brother! San.
They sold him too cheap, UasIs, I
think.
-"Who was the meekest nas, ny
son 2" said the superintendent Of .
boys Bible class. "Moses, sir" "Vsry
vsll, my boy and who VA the nseksss
woman :" "Please, sir, there never ~
the meeksst woman"
"A young lady Of tho city, VIE il
partially deaf, is in the habit If a.sssr.
ing :"yes" to everything whom .
gentleman is talking to her, for fear As
might propose to her AID she not hear
it.
-"That's whore the boys At for ssl.
lsge," said the Professor to Mn. Part-
insson, pointing to sshool .hosss.
"Did they ?" said the old lady With
animation. "Then, if they ft for The
college before they went, they didat
fight Afterwards 2" eyes," ssil hs,
smiling and favoring the oenssit, "bss
the fight Was With head, net With the
hands" "Butted did thsyr said The
old lady.
Punch for November 16 has Z ~.
toon entitled "Ths Return Of Ulysses"
TIE genius Of America, = very ain
young woman with her hair 1evn her
back, is informing Nm. Britannia Of
General Grants r,.slsstisn. Gslssal
Grant himself, smoking . eiesr, ap-
pears on the scene, and bis worst enemy
must be touched BY the srssl Wy in
which PsncHs artist has hsadlsd hin.
The picture, however, 10 Intended 70 bs
complimentary. Mn. Britaa.ia nJs
"Ah, my dear! I vas certain yoz
wouldn't turn away the Gsnsral Hs
may smoke TOO mush, and b 10 fad
Of bis relations but, At any rats, hss
been COED and faithful servant to
you"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-19

Mrs. Jane G: Swisshelm has writ.
ten = paper On the .equitt.l Of Laura
F.ir, in which .he argue. that male ju.
'rors always acquit fair women and hang
the ugly ones:- After giving = variety
sf instances in support Of her theory,
she alluded to Mrs. Bilsuski, the first
white person executed in Minnssots
who was hanged in St. Paul 'about IL
years ago, for poisoning her husband,
who "treates her cruelty and died With
symptoms Of poison y -,~,-.-.-s...
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-19
-Mahomet calls patisnse the key Of
content.

-haAomet calls patisnse the key Of
content.
No man did, Or ever will Dc, hf
iuty "by and BY"
1T is right" ssys Msski1,slb,
ITO be oontented with what W Asvs,
never With what " ars.''2 $780, "a
-Whittitr ..y,: 81 guard ven ny
friendships. They arc worth NOR. to
me than any conceivable fans."
= We should every night .all .s,.
selves to an. acsouat: What i,frni.y
have I mastered to-d.yl What p.ssi.a
opposed7 What temptation rssis,sAl
What virtae aequirsd7
-Geeths s.ys :aWsrs not. tbs sys
made to rsesiys ths reys sf ths sss, it
"ould not behold The sss if tie pss.-
liz. power of God ny not in y, hsv
could tho God.liks charm usY
" -Baeoa sugsest,vely inquiries VIE
taught the parrot hin "wsIesus p Whs
taught the raven in tsouth 70 threw
pebbles into hollow tree, VIE. che
esPied wster, thst it might rise - q
she might come to it Who ts.sht
the bee to sail through such vast -
Of air, and to 6ud the wsy from Asv.
Eer in the field to her hivs7 Who taught
tho ant to bite every grain Of esr. tha,
she burieth in the hill lest il shsuld
take root and grow
-Beeeher says: "Ths oysie il sas
Who never sees ge>d quality in .
man, and never fails to ses Z bad eas.
he is the human OWL vieilAst il dark.
ness and blind to light, noasing for
vermiu, and never sesisg lsbls gans.
The cynie puts all human action into
two classes-opsnly bad and secretly
bad. All virtue and generosity and
'disinterestedneas ar, merely the sppssr-
.nee Of good, but selfish 81 Ii. bottom.
de holds that No nan does . geol
thing except for profit. The eject Of
his conversation upon your fssliags i
to chill aud tear then to ssad yea
away sour aud ns'ese. His criticisms
sud hints fail indiseelminstsiy upsl
every lovely thing, like frost upon few.
ers.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-19
VICTORIA AMUSING HERSELF.

The Court Circular says The
Queen 9 walks and drives are not con-
fined within her OWE policies: she
crosses the Dee almost daily, and is
quite as often seen on the opposite side
OF the river. She always uses an open
carriage, but not always the same.
Sometimes it is wagouette, sometimes
q low pony phaeton. No guard of hon.
or accompanies the royal equipage,
however. Her trusty attendant, John
Brown, sits on the box besids the
ceaehman, and when there is not room
for bin there he rides on horseback
BY tho side of the carriage. No fuss
attends the Queen. An outrider a lit
tie IN advance of the royal carriage
clears the road, and the Queen goes
quietly her way, with smile and nod
tor any who chance to meet her. But
as rule, Her Majesty is not intruded
upon when she ventures bey ond the
royal domains, unless on Sunday, and
then it is strangers only who run af.
ter her. The cottagers do not annoy
her, and she comes and goes without
molestation. Indeed, they make point
OF keeping out of the way when the
white horse Of the out.rider appears in
sight. Should the Queen, however,
happen to come unexpectedly on her
subjects by Beeside, she is defsrential-
ly acknowledged. The Queen aud her
ladies frequently "picnio'' in the woods
or oa the hillside. Materials to make
fire, and cooking utensils, are taken
in the carriage, and tea is made on the
greensward, aud handed round in res~
tic fashion without any ceremony. At
these afternoon "teas'' the Queen has
no special chair of honor. Her seat is
pretty often on the clamp of tree,
with her cup in her haod, or any 9th.
er casual resting place that turns up
conveniently. Excursions are made also
to various places of interest, and every
corrie and glen within reach has been
visited BY the royal family.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-19

Old sosgs tAsy ring spsa tAs1sss157g ysS /
Like vhispsu tEon the hg eH Rhsres..
Asa Win shsif tAfi1ii.g 5tS1fsvi2s |
= rThsArlassAievsa SSaIsseasj!sTTsh
Wh.. tAoreh; bsnessh ths ~ tAey ". ~, :,e'
sThat pie army x honorssd dad. ~ ~
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