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.,.c,,0n in which opinion am convinced he is mis-
80 In our long conversation be also gave me
is estimate Of the people here which was not COM
,IrosDta-, and which differs very widely from that
~ many Of his party friends. Many of Mr.. Kelloggs
settlements 70 me are not sustained by other Grant
Rennhlcaps here and do not accord with my own OBJ
sor.t;ons lint have attempted to give them faith
fI,v IN order to show exactly possible his posi-
.ion az learned from talk in which be appeared ex
oeedipely frank and willing to answer fully all Of
INV ooesfiOns
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PASSENGERS ARRIEED.

PROM LIvERPOOL-Ia steamship Wisconsin June 8Dr Chas
PbaDs wife Mr.. II Sot N Crane Mss Jne tln1e
Ubat ThOs Boen hsa A. NJ Boaen Airs Jsae Ioapso'
Mssir A. Thompson Ms s. B0lghton e. g. ftcs ara
wife and servsat Misses W.. Fanny and Peck W G. stnes
Thomas George " sa l. Sso~, Mis- B. A. snow o.
Wilson. Wil. Aians vile Hni child
FROM ORLgASs-IB 5amshp Ciy Of GairestoH June g.
Nr Bliug daughter Ass Durge. Miss la Dadge Colnt
Whner eEeu ani servant Wh Donad vie
and daughter. h. a seI. Geo. U..lrs and Sir-
FROM SAfANGAHfn sieIH5' p Gcn tfrnet June Nv in
Gsunon O. GRAY Manling B. Maudel J. Cureiy Tho ns
lr,stor a A. Kaink Mira If. ~ kaes l. Can J. Jlc bsH H..
NJ Smit, we and chlle3, T. Dillon W. H. Beae an iie
- Tor s.dsioa1I Pass,rgrs -lr1red SeoHe Pagal
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The season of vacations and Summer travel
having commenced attention properly called 10 the
benefits Of accident The well-known Tray
elers Hartford" is the only company Issuing yearly
or monthly accident policies II has paid S75O day for
nine years, under claims OF It's poiey-holders.
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FLASHING TON.

NEW-YORK NATIONAL RtNK STATEMENT
WASHINGTON, June e.-Tle following is an
abstract of reports ne 20 tho Controller Of Car
rency showing the condition OF tho National Bluks In
the City Of New-York at close = o incss on Friday,
OK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-09

Commenting upon the defeat Of Judge
ATrenet 10 lie IA Illinois District. The Chicago
Tribune cracerzes Il the most brutal outrage ever
perpetr i1 u the State under the ausces OF universal
suAge a. thinks there IA other district in the State
better ql;G a 20 reach safe and iat IVent conclu-
sob us9 gFeg state Of iucs, el 10 i0114 upJn ths
ttseelt A. colsiuslon ai;sent a,s.4si as elective
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FHE FIRE RECORD.
rnntinued Prom FIrst Pase

Son N Philadelphia $500, German o. Hre 81 800 Gsrmsn
20 20 tr,nis N Cleveland 375O State u Dee doine
~ III on furniture In UBdeTwtsn Of Heu.YorN, stoO 10 Franklin
Of PhlAd phia $500 n, U,..oo,. al go n, e,r,t
tuTs in Eortl We tern OF Milwaukee, sloO0.
BURNING OF THE HYDE PARK WOODEN MILL
BosroS. June IA FIRE broke out early to-day
in the boiIerroom Of the HYDE Park Wooden MIL De
sroying the larger portion Of the building,
Isft % oo feet in length Tie loss Il 10000, on which
there s an insurance of slOsOOO in seventyour compa
nies IA folloWs:
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The State Board of Charities, in session AZ
Albany st Friday following ccr: Pra
deaf Joha v Pruyn; VeePredeni, T. " Dsght SrcretlI
Charles The Board adjourned meet n us next sep
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

PRovprvcE June THE Cloth rather 6ner a
the close Of Saies the Wee $500 pieces 81 tit or
ssndrl 64s 0a hand; Gtc add Standard jay
Ostobsr; @ ale for Stand4rI aud Extra aoEl0s
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oUR AEW MINJsrER TO JAPAN
Ills ArroNrMENT A MISTAKE.


The CR,cqgO Times IS mistaken IN saying that
the Hon. John A. Bingham among tine nrst 20 get
frightened about the Credit MODher investment aud re-
turn bis shares Mr.. BINGHAM did NOT get frightened
all, Cad he return BIS shares On the contrary
when opened his De told the whole truth ana
claimed tat he had perfect right 70 buy the stock
and be w,uld DO 10 again under ike circumstance.
Bingham did when he felt called upon to explain
told the whole rrutI-whe the people would
have approved the transaction, their ceusure would
not have been or Mr. Bingham 10 is also 10
be sad that the record does not SHOW tnat his votes
influenced by bis Investment. In fact the record
OF apOlOgz,Hg for Mr.. Bingham he is entitled 20
Justice In view ~ the salary grab and hr Bingham
connection with IT, and the WeknOWu sentiment of the
country that subject. are very clear n tine Oplu
Son that his appointment Minister % japan was a
mistake. Every time the President appoints man
who voted for the salary steal 10 any position, lie Viii
~ IN tic flce OF the people.
DEsTAsTEFUL TO OHIO REPUBLICANS.
From Ihf Cerfl1nd Herald Ida. H'IlI
The President has appointed John 4. Bing-
ham OF Lis state. Minister FlenipOteutliry 90 Japan
The active part Mr. Bingham took the passage the
salary gO and the pocketng Of the back pay Dy that
gentleman, will make this appointment exceedingly dis
tasteful % the Republicans OF Ono. No prominent
IN the State Of the Republican party could have been
made the recipient Of Aduni tratiOn hOnOrs whose ap
pOintment could have been than that
OF Mr. Bingham. BE dropped by his district be-
cause he not popular, and Jnat before had
numbered himself among the treasury puUderers and
before be bad repudated bis contract with has cOustu
ents as Representative. His agency in the salary lar
ceny had driven Mr.. Bingham outside the pale OF r.
publican confidence IN ONO, and where
honesty respected and the course OF the President
giving MI bingham TINS appointment every Republican
~ Ohio en- laLcally condemns.
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J v7ol.e science. spessi a. the ITai4A Sla3asl "
true hlu a rslsUsR L4cr-Kz exraA ~. D
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II vou " s 10 necessary precautions % s'gl 20
n yoI .tsr aee RUSSIAN FAgOE bAEhs, - Sss' f'--'~
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ana several streets are already inun-
dated, Thestoamcr Valley Clly, bound
To Key West, has put hack
Olllclnl reports state that the insur-
gents, one thousand slrnnr, surprised u
Spanish column near llolquin, During
TIE engagement the Spanish COM
mAnder was wounded and taken prls-
oner The Spanish loss In killed,
wounded aud prisoners was one hum
lrcd and twenty-five,
The remainder of the column was
reinforced, and pursued the Insurgents,
encounterlng them In their cncnmp.
menl In the chapparal, where the IN.
SllgenlS were beaten and forced 10
abandon their camp, The spanish
loss was eleven killed ana several
wounded. The lnsurgenl loss Is report
cd ut double that number. 4 body
OF insurgents In the Central DEPART
mcnts undcr Maxine Gomez, attacked
santa cruz del Sur but was rrpulscd,
leaving one officer and five soldiers
killed and one soldier woundcd.
VIENNA, October ll.-Mf. JAY,
american Minister has written TO
W usnlllslon recommending that pro-
vision he made for sending home from
Vienna u number of wait rs, lahorers
and other Americans who are now IN
this city ina destitute con liti0n. Many
travellers who hold Letters of credit
from suspended banking houses In the
United States find themselves with
out funds and are compel ed to accept
friendly subscriptions to enable them
10 return home.
HAVANA, October 1.-THE German
brig Spcculant, from Pensacola for
liremcu, has arrived here with the loss
of spars and bowsprlt, aud leaking
badly, She encountered a storm at
sen on the Oh and 7th. Several vessels
went ashore and were wrecked. The
cane crop suffered severely at Queit-
hrahaco, aud all the Villages along the
coast suffered severely nom floods.
The Spanish steamer, Maisi was
lost during the late gales near the sic
of Pine, OF the crew, numbering
twenty-siX, only two were saved. Eng
fish schooner Mischief was wrecked
and Is Il total loss. Crew saved.
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Press pjspatches.l

n ~ t,
AHis' nc'oocl A'lloiS VIZ sPoor
& 1alorS lo-uay y. we coull-lpnl''' m, W
p""mihe WIZ n'"ny ahtti'chns, ne
tThHIs y, ',,' nup'S, W .n nv o,''So ~
NJ hNleres report W., oeSin hvNl
mo,miS wv plou'o'H iasV ui'''i WY
h " Iir W.T. iont I'L Io - n a. ,"'nW'
mere 9ha' h"ro'i 'oci'oeilti mas peeh ar
pr J, T TuV 'hnsn p pnd otho,
'llvc fi e, tii'"l.es a',u otne'
ueilnaiI oi'iooin wa 'o. "ppe"i oeiolc
the cpur' us Nili'esses iol p .I uI-
Iess ms vounsei ueo'"ies 'neii 'e'ei-
m0hy inuiSPel,saoie' nv,
MADRID, octooer Inc report OF
ue war''s. Vir,uiE on Wv, dna,s sM.n' s near
C C NJ n U,io,ai'y uuo'''ou ia'ac'
Nelt'ai ni"ii@oiies i'poii's an eiiSase-
lliel't Oh .'ln' u"s II, Mi,V'' 'i,e ei,e,hy
was ueiea'e' allu urNci pnVh WIN
loss OF one nui'ureu kiiiea' hlu ive
hundred Woulueu, me hePuplicais
had nlneteei ki,lea anu one huioreu
hhI iorly Wounueu,, r. j.
fAlIs, HctopsI ti.-I nu~ ~:
Por!eh thaI count Ihahiporp wiz 20 10
Iiai'ui'' M, nelstu.l, vi .ut . i.,l' VI
FRANCE. me Nieri,luh au.lioii'ies nave
refused tne Duhe Au,i'a,e PerI'lis-
sion 10 visit .ne natlie.heius Ill LOT
raine' Dehial Is gwen 10 lhe report Oh
the SEIZURE Oh Prince Napoieohs pho-
togTaphs. 9th :, M, c
MADklp, octoper tue uoNern-
meht squadron Is anchored iour hiiies
from Carthagena' 80. go.
LONDON, october li'-Hait million
dollars were shipped from Liverpool
Tor New YORK to-uay'
PARIS, october ll.-Among tne doc
uments read on the triai OF Bazaine TO-
day was one showing that there were
iIooo,ooo cartridges III ,ne arsenal OF
Meth, OF when ohiy l,"V,oVV were
used when the place capitlilateq, ana
that Wneh bazaine saiu he hau no
alnnuhi.lon' tne iact was ne i"u no
intention OF iign'ihs. :, ~
MEMritis, Cc.ooer ii-No aoa.e-
meht OF the FEVER. Dusiiiess ui,liost
suspenueo. r"le,iis niu cn .O,
aoaheol e'sn oeher miisi; a..achIu
WIN FEVER; Moi'ey recei'eu Juoicious'S
uistrlouteu.
NEW iohN' oc'ooel ~ s.1'i.i un
tne rlofioa coast in.erfui.e" .eie-
brhpnic coitniui.iutsion Ntu kupa.
hlrGhea' ssSqiors .dhu Neuri} na,a
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Canada runs trains over wooden
railways, at the rate of thirty-ilNe
miles IN hour
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MAILMAN a. STEWART.
NOTICE.

Having purchased Of S. y. Jones Il Co. their
stocks of groceries, both at Dallas, Texas,
and at Decatur, Wise county, Texas, | Will
continue the business In tile city of Dallas,
at their stand ON Austin street, between Pa
ciic avenue and Elm street. | very respect
fully solicit share OF the public patronage.
Njdtf H.. EAMRIN.
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Fourth Annual Fair
DR
HARRISON COUNTY,
At their grounds in
CITN OF RSHALL

Commencing October 81, and continues
Forr Days.
Colonel John W. Forncy. Of Philadelphia,
the accomplished editor OF the Press, will de-
liver the opening address, tuesday, Sepicn-
Der 20. at II am. Other distinguished speak
ers will deliver addresses on the succeeding
days
on the evening OF Friday. October 3, under
the auspices of the Association and ~ cont
mittee of gentlemen. No one will be admit
ted To participate In the bail unless In mask
and costume.
The premiums. for trotting pacing, etc,
will be double those published ~ che eat'-
lOgua. Pc re
rhesurviyors OF the Third Texas Cavalry
Will meet on Friday, October 4. 70 form, All
prganfyatlon. NJ. =. Coleman will deliver an
address, q. u. pIilLLlPH, Prest.
JoHS U. FHALEY, Secretary. lSldtd
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Report Of the rnr,iS. Victory a
Canard..-Thc ii0Ot on
the Other Foot.
Large Shipments Of Specie
fr0n Eagland 10 New
York.
destructive storm on the Coast
Of cuba,
Special to the Dallas Daily Herald.

Special to the Dallas Daily lTcrald.I
DENIsoN, October H.
For the past two weeks it has been
said that we had the cholera in our
midst. Yesterday Tie doctors of this city
held meeting for the purpose of dis
cussing and coming to some kind of n
conclusion what the disease il and
how it should be treated, but without
any satisfactory result MS they could
not agree upon what the disease was.
The worst of it has passed over, and
we have heard Of only one or two new
eases in the city for the past two days,
The doctors claim the general health
of the city to-day is hatter than il has
been for six months.
business is rcsuming, and parties
that left the city after the first scare
are returning, and everything is look
ing up apain. There is no danger Of
any one visiting our city being aillct-
ed with any disease, as there is no cpl
demic here. NJ.
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TRUSTEE'S SALE.-Dy virtue of n deed
i of trust. executed by Jenkins d Nor
gan, dated September y, ls73 will expose
TO sale, on the premises at the Elm Street
House, on Elm street, In the city of Dallas,
on Monday, the 18th day of October. instant,
Mt 10 o'clock am, the furniture, bar room Ok
lures, and all personal property in said house
comprchended In said deed of trust, consist
ing OF beds and bedding, fables and tabla
ware, stoves, and kitchen utensils, etc.
ID. u. tORLEI,
Trustee for Morsly 4 Coughey.
Ina G, MITCHELL, Attorney, s2lpdgw
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TIE MARKETS.
Money-SlocIss -lsoni!s.

Money Stocks Bonds.
NEW ORLEANS, October IL Gold
nominal Mt lllWlll3. Currency 40
8 per cent premium, Sterling Is.
Sight 2GG5 premium forcertifled checks,
Cotton.
NEW ORLEANS, October ll.-Cotton
sales 800 bales; good ordinary to good
middline l64@lSIc.
Produce.
NEW ORLEANS, October ll.--Flour
quiet; treble 81 Is; family s. 5000 -.
Corn firm; mixed zoe white 73c. Oats
in good demand at l0G5Oc. Bran
quiet ut 5000. Hay in good supply;
prime $27; choice $50. Pork duh
and lower; old $l6 30; new ST. o..
Dry salt shoulders scarce at Ole Bacon
dull at 81, l0l, ana l0!c. Hams l4IG
l5c. Lard scarce tierce Slm0c; key
l0@l04c. Sugar scarce and dull; good
to fully fair 0l@l0lc, Whisky dull;
Louisiana Ole; Cincinnati 81 03. Coffee
strong at 2l3@2lic, Cornmcal 50 10.
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GROCERIES.
Darlington, .r-
MarsaIis &CO
wHoLEsALE
G Il O Q g T. q
Commission Merchants,
DALLAS, rEXAs.

We take this occasion 90 thank our
friends for past fnvers, and respect.
FULLY call their attention 90 our Inn
measc stock, which We nrc lust receive
ing direct from the principal rnanu-
tacturcrs Of the North and wcst. pur-
chas.iing direct from arst hands for
cash ON the spot, and awaiting our
selves OF every advantage by shipping
In ear ioads under special contract.
and by our own labor almost freeing
ourselves from store expenses. We
confident Ia onr ability 20 offer 20 on
friends and 10 the public generally ur
Immense stock Nc better rates an
more uniformly low ngures than hn
ever before bccn offered In the intcrio r
Of Texas.
~ u basis ana foundation OF our
business, we guarantee every article so
be nv represented. or money refunded
NJ our expense OF transportation.
Our success Ia busincss depends en-.
tircIy upon establishing u Wholesale
trade In Northern Texas, and we only
ask fair and impartial trial, and q
close comparison Of uniform prices
with those of shreveport, Galveston,
and New Orleans with frcights added,
and we chcernalIy abide by the deci.
sion Of the same.
DARLINGTON. MARsALIs 4 co.
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DID D. W. M0MaND.
Physician and Surgeon

ultrS his professional services To the citizens
Of DALLAS aud vicinity.
Onire upstairs, over Kahn 4 CO.'S Clothing
Emporium
Residence, Stones building, Ross avenue
two blocks north OF Elm street I0Sdlm
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Special Dispatch 10 the Dallas IIerald,l
CALVERT, October II.
There were three deaths from yellow
fever yesterday. To-day there were
thirteen eases, two of which will prob
ably prove fatal. The report that
Major Littlcteld is dead is false. l..
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uRUsrEGS SALE.--Thr state of 1cxns,
County of Dallns,.-under aud by virtue
~ u .clinin deed Of trust made, executed
hhd lWllNor,d tome NJ trustee hy j, i. Bruce
aud Phihr un The ahh day uf April, 4, u.
lNi3, viii proceed "a SCH Ia the highest bid.
der for cash IN coin, upon the lot upon which
haid house issltuHlcd, ON the I'm dpy ufOciu-
h1r \, d. 1873 The following described prop.
city, VIZ,
The housoRnd improvements situated upon
ucerlHln piece of gtumd In the city ul Dallus
IN slld county ana Sttte, about my yards
southwest nom the ouicc of the nullns city
lNilrond, said land being the sane lpnSrd by
said bruce aud Phlfor from W. II, CASTOR,
aud The said house aud Improvements being
the sNluo recently occupied by said Bruce
and Phlrr ~ y ten pin alley and bar room,
The Nid decd Of trust having been made to
socure llcnsry Bro. a co, IN the payment
~ a certain open account due thom by snld
Bruce ana Philcr as Hiorcsnid. | shall pro.
coed 10 sell the said property, rs aforesaid,
on tue l'th dry nf October, 1913, upon the
premises, within the hours prescribed by
law. rRARlS uENSlEN
.U9-djt Trustee,
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Tents! Tents! Tents!

Call on @. y. Holland, No. 50 Elm street
and buy tent before they are all gone, and
take your families TO hunt for week or so.
2Didtf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
DECHAUMES & DUNN
No, Al Main Street, Houston, Texas,
BRANCH HOUSE Al MENIA,
Dealers Ia
Hardware, Stoves, Etc.

4 nun line of Circular Saws llolting, etc.,
Gus Pipe nnd ius Fixtures, always ON hand,
Agents tor Anchor Brand Nnlls, Mnnns Red
Warrior Az, Victor Scales, Wood Mowers,
nrcrr \ sons Moline pluws, New Nor, Flow
90, plOwS. We make NnilaN speciality.
Parties desiring goods in our linn would do
wen loRivo rs a call before purchasing plso.
where, 9mlGnl
, 1873-12-08
HnerktMer County Duiry Market.

LITrLE FALLS, N. T., Doo. Q, 1873.-T4e market
not 10 brisk "a Inst week anl prices little u,
sga for few lots tue rate st week.
thero light delivery Of farn dair1cs, Which bsd
at Prices ran2lug from 10 to 12,4c ouly very fcw
touching the utter figure. Farm da!rlcs ara now
often Inferior being mule up Of late-nado cheese
Skinned and badly cured.
Faotoriea wore not we'll represented usual,
though considerable number OF saesnlen prcs-
boxes, nboat hak of @ish Changed snas. IL 'tIs
sx R. Of tue ss GfS be @
bidding low, ,tat seveSa facosylnon lift thu
1narso without putting their gooA On sa1o Tho fcel-
'ng attor time gradually 4Rreyed under the rn
staaee s laEa wa. sssshSa. ;,' Tls ;op prtse,
gtvo nosao Of tho cadlng transactiona ~ follows !:
Freeman. % boxes at 1a!5o; it, a., at 12o; ons-
s,ys s ys0y :, psas st9o: qS Sax sRI!" M 4
Fairold Association isd at 1910. nanibor q H.
tic lator par Of a pa @ ad IN "" janusry sra
ming good to Now York TO c held hure oil their own
account willie osilora ara storing Ut tho fectory.
hut prices lower. tho sales this week being FROM
ii tho Utica City market trade was dul ard tho Of
ported. Thia w.s . lot oi 12s boxes Ut 1880.
Tile receipts Of chncse ia Nov York vi, to December,
1sa III IL, ha aarg s
i.7i0t boxes Til. makes s1eess OF rocuipss ills
year over lust OF 1865 boxes, and 6so OF
exports oYpr Inst year " Blu. 100 boxes.
The weather In Heskimer during the frat part of tho
vuck was e1truney cold hut It t,trnal warm on
or aaytces from, sbroad ara to ths @ t% hr I wasS Il
November. Our London correspondent Aaya thet thu
uast american chceso 1a held 1irnly, aud bnAt nw-
and upward, uutl EnglIsh oheddur at 76s to Obs.
nutter III geaeraily qulot with moro doing tn fair
, 1873-12-08

rcl f. anu LILO military and civil do3enorH OF tito
Fortunate, 1t awonis = ponts pol Tho sgn'enn% @
l1liaao OF tho mallor is that thoae evontH linvo
givon t'ho to tho indignant invectiyea In tho pa-
pora aeaii'bt tho police Of whoh linvo spoken.
T 70 ono moro example of tho invotcrato yor-
Wso, very aoneiblo Engliahmon. How many
hundreds Of poor follows, do YOU suppono,
are arrentotl tn London !n yonr, OH far loHs
provnchton thau woro Mr.. BarriBtor BoBt md
to pay heavy 0ncB on far acantcr testimony than
TINT against these "gcntlomon ~ Eyon hup-
posing-~as IN tho caAo Of 1'ost WINS probably trle
That = nnlnhe wal nIalo, ailtl tho wrong mt,
aro ,nslo Mt tho n1ualld East End every montl.
Why do wo not havo tr,lontont Indignation ovor
those from tho Liboral "proas2 Tho reason Is
flint in froc and donocratio Enganaa ecdtloman
IL stu Privileged ol1araccr. 10 call gentleman
eptthota to portor or brick!ayor. 10 grnsp q
noiBy gentlemen by tho coat-collar ia much
more hoinouB oifonso. Tho police arrest ovory
night poor mer In Soho and Elnsbury. whom, tley
find staggering homo drunk, though they staggor
quietly. should like to soc policeman 90 arrost
tho young Lord whom / SOW plunging stormily
acFoea Eaton Square, not very long ago, or tho
Hcoro OF trunlken young bucks whom you may
moot moo on on pel Null almost eny nlght, returning
bora. have, indeed, hoard TINT tle police, bya
strange mistake, got hold Of tho Prince Of WaloH
ono night, soma yeara ago, but on being told by
noblo Duke wlo was with him that ho was
"A1eore Edward dropped him lko a lot potato
have beer, In the habit Of blaming tho police for
being too lax; now, 1t soens. they aro too zoal-
ol1s. but, to ho sure, Col. Henlerson.is mill
tary man, and that accounts for all shortcomings
Or oxoosaos, whichever it may DO. Dotween
these two chargoR, however, coming from the
eamo Eources, conceive tho position Of d Lon
don policeman to bo moro tlian ovor 11nenviablo;
and for all tho oEamor against thon do not seo
but that London IL quito aa aafo a. over it was.