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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Right Rev. w. p. b. Wilmer, Bishop
Of Louisiana. will visit Alexandria, on
Thursday next, 18th May.)
Divine Service and Confirmation on that
say at he Town Hall, in this place at Ii
I'M. AN. OGDEN, JR.,
Rector st. James Churth.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-05-03
AN ACT

TO admit American citizens who have
studied law in the legal institutions OF
France, Germany or England, and whO
have been admitted to practice in the
superior courts of those respective coun-
tries. TO pruu..i;ce in the several courts OF
Louisiana.
Sect;on 1. Be il enacted, By the Senate
and House of Representatives Of the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly coaven-
ed. That any American citizen who quail
flies in either of he legal institutions of
learning Of France, Germany or England
for admission to practice in the courts Of
judicature of eli her Of these respective
countries, who shall have been deemed
aud admitted to practice law in
the superior courts of either srance, Ger
many or England, shaft he admitted to prac-
ne. in the Supreme Court and other courts
of Louisiana, upon certificate, or oath, or
affirmation that ne is an American citizen.
and that he has been admitted TO the prac-
tice of Law II, .Se superior conrts OF either
Of the aforesaid countries, u, virtue OF nus
to established rules and regula-l
tons.
Sec. 2. Be il farther enacted, ETC.; That
all laws or parts Of laws inconsistens with
this act are hereby repealed, and that this
act shall take effect from and after tbs pas
sage of the same.
(Signed) CHARLES w. LOWELL.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) &. c. ANTOINE,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the,
Senate.
Approved February Ii, 1S73.
(Signed) WILLIAM P. KELLOGG,
Governor OF the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
u. G. DEsLoNDE,
Secretary Of State.
, 1873-01-06

When tho older Mathews Uho so,l OF "eert-
oua hookan.lor' IN tho stratltl) began TO appear
~ private thestrlcas, ho oltainod an introduc-
tlon to Macllil', and visitod tho old lion In Ills
don, rosolyoa to givo him n tasto OF hla quality,
1lr arrived At TayiBtocI conrt, and wont un:
thero was Mneklin in hin armchair; when tho
door opened mud THO youth was announced, ho
% did not attoTps , 10 riso nor indeed to tale any
but remainod with ono arm on eithor
irg sour md Hovoro at lila expected
pupil, who, hesitating OIL tho threshold, paused
MY but inviting tones, "como noaror. What
do you stand there for? You can't net In tho
gap Of tho door" Tho young gentleman ap-
proached,, "Woll,' added Mack1il,, In toues lit
calculated to inspire confidence, "now lot mo
ity completely chilled tho aspirant's ardor. How
eeor. mtB!oring W NIL the confidence thin harsh
reception lad left him, he hogan to declaim ac-
cordi1lg TO the approved rulo OF "spcecll days"
!Maekn, sitting liho stern Judge watt
nal rather than to laud hero, soou inter-
rnptod tho speech with mock imitation Of tho
novico's monotonouB tonos barking out ''Dos,
WOW, wow, wow" This was enough to damp the
iuto the prosence of tho terrible old man, aud
ho folt himsolf unablo to make another ossay,
but stood with downcaBt oyes and swelling heart.
awaiting tho yordict which lle expected. At last
Mackllu, with increasing eovority Of manner and
voice, astod, Il Young mau, are YOU at all aware
what the qualifications of m actor should bo ?"
The youth sighed out II bolioye not, air."
Mackln "No, 7 am suro you do not.
+ will tell yoll, thon, sir. I will tell
you, what ho ought to bo; what I
was; and what no man was ever eminent
without being. In tho first place an actor ought
to possosB fine and expressive eyo, IAN oye
astly contfadicted his assertion,S 4 Sir, 'Ia ho
should hnvo beautiful countennnco. lie should
DO able to nBsurne look that might appat tho
devil" (Horo, indeed, ho Ind tho requisite in
full forco.) Ho should poAsass fine, clear,
mellifluoua voice." (Alas his own sounded like
q cracked trumpet "a graceful figure, eIr,"
, 1873-01-06

A Foreign Prince OF Royal Blood Hll-
dlctel for FOrgcry--E1ts Crime md

A Foreign Prince OF Royal Blood hn-
dlctedl for Forgcry--E1is Crime md
MISREPRESENTATION nnd Sentence.
From The Erchange Gazette q 81. petersburq Dec Q.
saw standing before tho bar Of u st. Petersburg
Court Of Justice Prince Michael Lusignnn, q
descendant Of the former, Kings of Cyprus,
Jorusalom, and Armenia. The family Of tho
LuHignans Is one Of the Oldest OF royal origin,
and gocs back to the twelfth century. It is,
therefore, not to bo wondered ut tint WHOM
Prince Luaignau appeared before lilo Court to
auswor charge Of forgery largo audience had
gathered together to witness tho event.
Among thoao prcsent in tho court was the
bent down with age and SORROW. It vas sad to
look upon tho old man, reduced from great
woalth to extremo ponury, and condeIunod to
witness tho diBgraco Of his family iu tho person
Of his only son.
Tho personal history Of this old man ia 40 full
OF interest that nc cannot remain from giving
few Of it's main incidents. Prince Louis LuHIg-
nan was born ia Cyprus, April 70, 1905 and ro-
coived from his father M inheritance which
This fortune had boon placed for aafo keeping in
tho hands Of hiB unclo On tho mothers Hde, Atll-
anasius, Metropolitan OF Nicomedia. On Eastor
Sunday, 1871, Athanasius. was arrested by
the Iufkis @ aoyernor, md together With The
entire fortune OF Prince Louis WAS cqnfiscated,
and ho himself barely escaped with hiH lifo,
owing to the oxortlonB Of tho Spanish Minister
In Constantinople and tho good oillcos Of Bomo
mombcrs of tho British Diblo Society thon in
Turkey. After wandering about for nearly u
year, Prince 1uagnan vent to Athens aud en-
tered the Crook sorvico.
In the your 1928, he came to st. Petersburg
ind offered his servicoB to the Russian Govern
mont on the following conditions:
EIrBt--Io receive no pay nor mark OF diatinc-
tiou for hiB services.
8econd-Not to become Russian nubject.
The conditions were accepted, and Prince
Lusignan waB assigned to service in one Of tho
regiments with the rank Of Captain. 8inco enter
ing service tho Prince took part in nearly every
campaign made by tho Russian army. BY degreeB
his means ofliving becamo we'll nigh exhausted,
and his efforts for recovering his lost fortune
from the Turkish Government met withcontinunl
obstacles till q few wooks boforo tho war botwoon
France and Germany, when Napoleon III. through
ono OF his Ministers, offered to use all bis ntll-
enco to recover tho property Of LuHignan on con-
dition Of receiving 100000 francs for hB sor-
vice8 in case of aucccBa.. Prince Lusignan on
this occasion received an autograph letter from
Napoleon, in which the aforementioned con-
ditions arc referred to. The war with Prussia,
however, gave the hero Of Sedan something else
to think OF besides saving tho property Of the
LusignnnB
Failing fortune and money ombarrassments
prompted his son to commit tho crime Of for
CORY. Ho has boon found guilty, and condemned
to o1ilo in tho ural country Tho decision Of
the Court has boon submitted to His Majesty
tho Gear, and Bomo mitigation OF tho punish
mont il hoped for.
, 1873-01-06

ftnna M oYmcrtn1 IT, 1vn n;r nTnorfnn ''e'4'1A
bustncss nddresa by the lion, H. t. bnn,en on tho
farmers relation TO thu mldlen,cn to be followed by
dtsetssion Of aAno subject.
Thtr"lax. .Idn; To d; t-Mailway = leRtsiation and
rsway I rstnr FIR by !hG 2, Io % " g. fass H. g. Law
fefo s aavny n ss t1o ii III M%o u; ros v
h o ,rrsemt md ,akc nm ~ n lin sn,,saon sso 1seu
~. m-Reporta Of Committees; ai,resscs by Pro-
fepaor j. u. Turner, Dr.. j. NJ. Gregory, nn tr. N
~ Dsssp 81 seasos In nS education of tho fra' to fol-
OF Gon.eea complete organt'
rho undersigned would urge upou Tia farmers of
the State wl,nro organizations do not orist to organ
z0 u once sn nuro!nt delegates to said Convention,
WILLIAM ]. HER,
JoIN pntoKE1r,
y, o,a,, c!.!' l.: =. Noss' Efeeastue Committee.
o. ill., SMITH, SMITH, es'se'a1g. os.,e.a'... ..,..
oIHEn 1SDusTnfAL CONVENTIONS.
AID Inc Noflnoru li!inolh horticultural 20"
tio9ltural Icy r., Society, at Davenport. ,I!owa;
wntor, Wis, arc all to 10 hold on
for these ASSOCIATIONS to have IN understanding
noleaIter ~ Te8atd 70 tho tinlo, so thnt tner
meetings 6hall not occur on tho samo days.
~ nonTiou1TunE IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
The Warsaw horticultural Society, at its last
monthly meeting, recommended the toaohing Of
horticulture in our public schools. While
toaching tho radimonta Of an education,
ING soHool-pooKR usou ought TO contain
naeful knowledge. rather than aentimont.
BFyaut on Forost-Treos, johnson on How Crops
GROW, oto:, could be aandwiolod between
sponsors Facry G2uoon, tho epics OF Honor,
Paradise Lost, Shakespeare, and Byron, to good
advantage among tho advanced classoa With
auch reading they could not avoid imbibing at
me Society also nalned d new Illinois aoodlng
loast "a smhttoring OF Hort!euture.'
apple, TUG "llllnols flppn.', ;, From what Haw
o. ths fruit at oontralin 1t Is we'll worthy Of
trial. --.-.. .....
FARMERS oLuns. .......-'
,.-- .. Knox County, ILL.,, Dec y, 1e72.
fow Of 1's wish to form farmers Club; and, be-
ing readers OF LIE In'nunE take ahe inoerty to ask
spnisaon Ao proper ricS 1gs 3nG Or
e" Von ,,cod 'pts' a,t to ,,,a ,na .,,oa -: ~ ..
1on II nood oat ICY ;rnios ana thoeo OF inc
Soet ~. o"p 5a. tn. t. nns workea T. pol
ioty,~. Aos noas t"o soass nas LUG 1o4'
-o"aus ma,s ;,,,, ~
IL rar sna aa 70 sn1% aa no aagea Ws pan
Secretary. md d Trcas,,ror xho 1 shali hoi tlnre
oillcos oio yoar. 1'~N ''''N
g. Any rerson may become member on payment Of
Is cents per annnm.
, 1873-01-06
TIE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: MONDAY, JANUARY g. 1878

bonoft by sin now and tlon. It would help
them to got rid OF that wax-liko perfection,
which may 10 beautiful, but which Is cold, atok-
Unlocking. llfoless, aud inhuman. ."-Hen,y Yard
Deccher.
Oolonso's onemy, tho metropolitan bishop
Gray, of Capotown, being dead, lilo Bishop Of
rlca, and u.s. such writes to Canterbury that lao
will roeogntzn M metropolitan successor to
DsBhop Gray who may be appointed In England,
and WHO will rocognizo tho Church Of England
az paramount to tho Church OF South Africa.
Tint IL to nays thu DtBhop whom DR.. Gray not
ovor " the faithful clergy In aud about Natal !"
must not ba recognized by the new metropolitan
Tho head OF tho department to which tho fol-
lowing is addressed would find It l.ardor to or
p1nin some OF his irroguiaritios' than did Mrs.
i. L. D. Davis why sho waB no longer Bigger
staff:"
Nonrn CAROLINA RurnrnFonp oouKrYl
, oAK BPniAo, Nov. =, 1870 !
SIR. In Obednco to your request sve IN explains
ton why signed my Quarterly returns D Davis
formly y IL. I Diggetetaif Ia have Masrid Davis
1t the "Gontlomon's German" q week ago,
which told you in my Inst was about to tako
place, Miss Nollio Grant was ono Of tho boles.
OF course, Miss Nellio must alwnys receive at-
romark that as yet no tlunkoyiam has boon dis
played on hcr account. Hhe la admired and
liked, and treAtod accordingly, but no precedence
on account Of position ia given lor. or aou8ht by
her family mud friends for hor. Flor draas at
tho German was Valcneonnes lace and Paris
muslin over light blue ailk.- Washington Letter,
Boston Post.
, 1873-01-06
THE. DAIRY.
Northwestern Dniryn1cn's Associ
alton.


alton.
Annualmeeting ut Whitewater, Wis, Tuesday,
Wednesday, aud Thursday, Jan. 21-23, 1873.
PROGRAMME.
Tuesday Epening--Prosident'a address. Ad-
dress BY tho Hon. ". r. Taylor, prosilont Of tho
Wisconsin State Agricultural Society.
Wednesday Mor,iny-socrotary'a report: Dig.
tho Northwest Have we tlie Requisite Climate
and Soil for Successful Dairying?' ''Tho Dairy
Farm-Arrangemont Buildings, Crops-Should
1t be Exclusively Devoted to Dairy products?"
Wednesday A}fernoon-Election Of officers.
j" Tho Dairy Cow-Brecds. Feeding, and Gen.
eral Management" with an address by Professor
Manly Miles, OF tho Michigan Agricultural Col
lego. "Nllk-A1ilking and Care OF Milk bofore
Leaving tho Farm"
Wednesday, Eve'iing-" Chemistry Of Feeding
". Daniels, Professor OF Agriculture and
Analytical Chemistry in the University Of Wis
cousin. Address BY Professor j. B. Parkinson,
OF the University Of Wisconsin.
Thursday Morning-" nuttcr- Methods OF
Ing, Sailing, and Packing" Cheeso-ntethod
Of Manufecture, Especially aa to Management
Of Tainted Milk, and Best Size for and Modos Of
Curing Cheeso."
Tharsday A17ernoon-" Marketing Dairy Pro-
ducts-Timo, placo. Manner" with Reports from
Dairy Boards Of Trade in Illinois aud Wisconsin,
and Papers from Eastern and Western Dealers.
The discussions for Wednesday arc of sub
JectB In which tho dairy-far1ner is especially
Interested those for Thursday relate to tho
manufacture and sale Of dairy products. Tho
practical, caol boing oponod by papers or re-
mnrks by ono or more gontlemon selected for
tho purpose and thon thrown open for FREQ dis
oussion aud it il hoped dairy1non generally will
Of dairy products It is expected to hoar full ro-
ports from the Dairy Boards Of Trade at Elgin,
ILL.,, and Kenosha and Watertown, Wis, with
papors from doalors in Now York, Boston, CHI
oago, Milwaukee,, and st. Louis.
arc expected are: +: The Hon. X. A. Willard aud
Gardnor 3. Woeks, Of Now York tho Hon. J. 7.
Reynolds and DR.. r. r. Stone, Of Illinois N.
Eidred, OF Iowa; OhoBter Hazon, President, and
". D. Hoard, Secretary, Of tue Wisconsin Dairy
Tho Association otfora two premiums, Of
925 each, for choeHe nud butter made under
regulations hitherto. publishoa
Porter Banclarl'a Sons, Concord, N. f.,
offer one Of tho Blanchard churna for best 20
pounds Of butter shown at tho Convention, with
written statement Of tho mothod OF uallufac-
ture.
Cornish l. Curtis, Fort Atkinson, Wis, offer
ono Of Whlpp!o's rectangular cllurns, manufae-
hltter-maklng aB shown by butter exhibited
tho conditions undnr which It WAS manufactured,
stated in writing, to be considered in making
tho award.
mitteo appointed by the Association. An exhibl-
tion Of cheese, huttor, dairy apparatus, etc., il
Invited from any party,
1A1LIoAD FARE.
On tho Prairie lu Ohien and In Crosse Divia-
ions of tho Milwaukee, & st. Paul NaIlway, OK
nearest junction on Jan. 90 and al, good to re-
turn until Jun. Is, at GO per cont of full faro.
, 1873-01-06
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION,

Popular Vote by StntcH, Compared
with tho Vote in 1865.
In tho following table is given tho actual vote
for Grant and arooloy Presidential Electors in
oil the statos Of tho Union. Tho highest vote
cast on zach ticket has boon taton whorover OBJ
tainablo. In Goorgin and few othor States tho
ayorago voto iH given. Under tho head Of !" Acat-
toring' arc included tho votoB Of O'Oonor aud
Black, tho atraightout Domocratio and Tompor-
anco candidhtos. Thoir voto, however, has not
boon returned from all tho statos. In tho caao
Of Louisiana tho voto is giyen as doclarod by tho
AZ declared by Warmoths returning Board woro:
For Grant Electors, 58.252; Greeley Electors,
0G,267:
, 1873-01-06
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Tho Chicago Medical Society will hold quar-
terly meotlng this evening.
Tho Ashland Avenue Presbyterian Church
will hold meetinga oyory evening this week, in
the chapel OF the seminary, corner Ashland and
Warren avenues.
A. letter has been received from President
gtearnB, of Amherst College, that ono Or more of
Amherst Alumni Association to be preBent at
their annual auppor, at tho Sherman House, on
Thursday evening.
In addition to other damage, tho storm Of last
Thursday night demolished q portion Of tho
gfaud atand at tho Base Ball Park: and blew over
section Of tho foncn on tho uotth' end OF tho
ground. The loss wlllbo very slight.
The lecture OF Father GnroHcho at st. Mary'a
church was orroneouBly announced yesterday to
take place next Tuesday evening. It will be de-
1yored Tuesday evening, 2lst January. Tho
subject will be: "Cailolio literature for Catho-
lics..'
At an oarly hour yosterday morning an attempt
was made to got fire to the two-story franc rcsl-
dence, No. 1863 LaLo street, owned aud occupied
by Joseph Donad. 4 portion Of tho siding was
saturated with koroBone OIL and then Bet fro to.
Tho flames wore extiuguiBhed before any damages
had heen dono. .ana heforo it became necessary to
aounl an alarm. Tho premises arc insured for
81 800 in tho Tradors', Of this city.
Harry Smith and John Hickman were arrested
warrant sworn out by man named Di,rdett e.
Patton, who charges them with larceny. The
complainant liyoH ut the rear Of IIickman's rasit:
donco, No. 479 Blue Isand ayenue. k.:aoraing
to luis statement 1t appears that ;io <iprIsonpyss
tiu for 9a5o. ,?rhey fsId sGo to bl9a stlo bar. ar
Go tog;SScMg 81 f4iday w rnon iaIel esims sIos how
fIar, Tint bhf6ra tho ehlsliae was paid Smith aud
tllcknlar t1nderttank to make him drunk, and
pxtort rcespt for tho full amount duo, Failing
IN thla, they assorted that they did not owo him
snything, and lad nevey made puro!aaso from,
him. Meanwhile tl.e horses aud wagon had
boen removed TO d place unknown to tho triginAl
owner, Tho aliogod swlndlera ARG locked iln ut
ths sixth Precinct Station, and nil pSya q hear~
Ing before Justice soully to~4ay.'
Tho wintor ter1n Of the University OF Chlongo
begins today, aud o1tenda to April Q. The sub
joutH Of ins.snction aro a. follows; A[etnplyB-
lcA President burroughs; Dr.. Joseph Haven
will lecture twice wook on Metaphysical philoB-
ophyj Logic. DR.. pattiuon Pluto, D$mostloucs'
, 1873-01-06

with which such intlnlgencos could bo obtained.
"I.ct them understand" wrlton tho Uishop,
"that tho moro rapidly tao mnttor is managed
in Ko.ne tho more IL costH. To ayo tliBpeisna-
ton in three weeks would cost 1tU francs, but
for 10 francs It may tako six or eight wcoks."
III Switzerland, the fooing of resistance to
tho Papai dogma IL not confined to Tho lowor
classoH. Tho Old Catholic Party, as they htylo
question, md lavo dubbed ti,oso who do bolievo
In 1t tho SHOW Catholica." Asst il, tho rosiat-
a''co made agai1lst t!,o rapai puwor by smitzer-
la'' IL liEo|y to DO Of worry positive nud dotiant
G1Inrnnfny
, 1873-01-06

TINT no bought bottle Of Ink to bogfn with,
which waa drained dry with, tho last chapter /;
nnd that honco nroso tho woll-known expression
for book" Co q.il q dams ,tnc 1outciile
d'e"cro = whiol, saying Hugo afterwards mado
oyorto ono Of lis friends, who Nsllod to uttllzo
It m tho titto of n sorioH OF works. Prof. do
Morgan could not boar a fro 'nohr him whom llo
Ind my abatru8o intellectual operation boforo
him; hut WAS wont thon TO ait wrapped up in
MI ovorcoat. Hugo, OIL tho contrary, likos a bg
fro and MI opon window when l,c worls,-Lo,t-
, 1873-01-06

gorge nino millions to tho plundorcl Eric corpo-
raton and ovon tho wrotched woman Mansfield,
accking rotrcnt in foreign land, has lost lior
shamo-bought boards through knaviah bankor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-03
To LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

To LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
Attention.
NOW READY FOR OCCUPANCY,
NEW FIREPRoOF BUILDING.
FULTON, NASSAU AND ANN STREETS
ELEGANT OFFICES TO RENT IN THE ABOVE
FIREPRooF, WELL LOCATED BUILDING, BEING IN
CLOSE PROXIMITY TO THE
CITY HALL, THE COURTS, THE FosT OFFICE,
&C.. &C.
OFFICES SUITABLE FOR LAWYERS BROKERS.
BANKS, INSURANCE COMPANIES, &C, &C. CAN BE
HAD sINaLY OR EN- SUITE. OF ANY DESIRED
SIZE, FROM lOxl2 FEET TO 2sx67 FEET, AT $500,
$500, $500 AND UPWARD TO $4,000 ACCORDING TO
SIZE AND LOCATION.
THE ABOVE BUILDING Is
COMPLETELY FIREPRooF.
READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
HEATED BY STEAM, AND HAS TWO FIRST GLASS
PASSENGER ELEVATORS AND AND ALL MODERN
IMPROVEMENTS.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-03

ITO LET-A LARGE DOUBLE STORE, 3ls AND I'D
Fulton street Brooklyn; four windows and two sep
arate entrances suitable for clothing urnire or other
street. BROOKLYN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-03

L Thirty.hrs ANA Thirty second streets; can be con
ted desired, with store in running through &c
Sixth avenue Apply to W. 5. MELDRUM, ,2C9 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-03

CHORES, STABLES, &c, TO LET.-A SMALL STORE,
= suitable for fancy goods tailor grocery, candy hat
store also Stable Feed Store and Carpcn Shop, APP
ply at sos Hudson street.