, 1873-10-28

Junior General; Robert b. Miller, Chicago,
Grand High PrelAto John .. Smith, aaona,
Grand High Chancellor ErastuB N. Tucker,
9hesso rsnd asnd fssssst Rsoe1asr fss e. p,ai@Sof @
Augusta. Grand High Alrnoner; Robert 3.
Smith, Alton, Grand Chamberlain W. II.
Afanfer, Carthage, Grand Aroiitoot; Gllhort W.
nsnHh n oe1g or9na %.a
A. Hawloy, Dixon GRIND Orator John =.
Form, 0hicago, Grand Sentinel.
uY TELEGRAPH.
BAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 27.-Afrs. YaMo, vito Of
tho Jnpaneso Charged 'AHarcs In Washington,
arrived BY atenmor this ovening to Join hor
husband an IN Washtngton This u the fret Jap.
to Join hcr husband In foreign lands. She will
60 to Washington overland.
IN GENERAL.
Con. n. r. Banks declines to DO candidate
for tho Massachusetts Legislature.
Smiley II. Donham, who Was Speaker In tho
Hocond Legislature Of Iowa, twonty-Ayo years
year Anti Monopolist.
Tho oldest laughtor Of William II. EvartB Is
shortly TO- be married to .Charlca 9. Boamal,
Solicitor for tho Government boforo tho 1ato
Tribunal OF Arbitration at Goueva.
'Gon. Dutlor and Jotf Davis arrived In Wasll-
tngton together by tho Hanlo Cur dny or two
ago. Neithor, It Ia said, renewed tho assur-
ancea Of distinguished consideration"
Prof. Samuel Calvin, Principal OF the Fourth
Nafa scaool IN dubuque, lf"s focof7eu oitlelai
ohalr Of NATURAL gcloncoy In tho Slato University
at Iowa City, lately vacated by DR.. White, stato
aeoloBlee'
Richard prootor's mission to this country cor
responils in aonr dnrron with TINT of Prof r'yn.
dull last year. lie wishoa to popularlzo tho
itB study, IfB first Iockrn Waa rycn III DOBton
4aHt "ooA, Iuca1ay. niRht'
Queen ytctorin sent a wreath of cau1otins to
be laid on tho coffin Of Sir Edwin Lantlaeer, Mt
tho funeral ceremonies at ST. Paul's. with tic
tribute OF frlendship mud admiration for great
talont from Queen Victoria" ~ ' ''N''
pr,,oos. : o,,,aa o,,, H., ,I,ra,;, =, r. 49,.
soon to tako un tboIr rcsidonce at Konpjnrton
Palace. Tie mansion now building to tie south
of tho pnacp for tho Dulto Of Edinburgh and Lis
yoars, but tloy win i've in Clareuco House. in
Park limo. In The meantime
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i; ane Mossny o!a tatngr u htsI M rreslaonI ttant
weoka We, 1 since. hls hon, the lion. Louis Dent,
~ Is recovering; The fno old gentleman waa
fnrfnjiv nroanrvcd ~ IN eL;no;on frlrnn;cIa WA
ns".,ias nss1'1 ~ t.n", ,,9's'. "" o'''s'o'
Donaason y writes: ."Preparatory to ny voy-
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Toa shall nd Of large bonsat e 9y llnal
departure: tla, M During these experimental trips,
Whon snall Always be mado without regard to
.ng c1n1I'1n sni n o. .ho t ran orsnow
REPRESENTATIVES t M OF Tue ieadlng Journals eape"
Gully y !, my pEospoc1l7e tfp 10 ohioago Or cn-
elnha1''
Those who wonld uurnyol tho tangled mazo Of
6panish politics must remember TINT duplicate
pa1nna INIT roxp nHtr,
Lor instance, thoro are 1' two salmorons, Fran,
cisco ~ suo Nicolas two Alaalgos, tie toneral
ana LUG nehori Two Orohses, tho democratic
1ashef . M anu t1e CONSERVATIVE son two Carva1als
1no FINANCE Mintater and NJ TIC damagogue q Ma-
laga Two donzaiee, potn IN the Same Cabinet;
9na Two 1on A1phonsoa. tue brother OF Don
corloa anu tho son OF queen Isabella.
I Ihear TINT AIr. Gordon Bennett, Of tho Now
York Herald tired Of tho repeated futures Of
Government expeditions to roach tho North
Polo. and with tho view Of giving tho world It'll
another oxamplo Of what private enterprise may
accomplish in tic interests Of soieuco, is shortly
to oquip u "lerald Polar Expeditions" with irc-
structions similarly laeouio to those addressed to
Stanley whom dispatched to lind Livingstone,