, 1875-12-12

the Christian spirit evidenced by th, r.....
Ter OF that gentleman. aud unite in e;v;ns ~ ~
nearly invitation to the lows Dishopric 4'a
The latest Americanism has heen r.:
G11e'ea' rev'sw into tho English language y
LONDON Spectator Of Oct. 10 spss4s \, "a -
Spanish "carpet-baegers " in Cuba. VI as
a Ayoung lady named Ads Patterson ,,.,
to the Sheffield England) Indeprnd.,t d1e'as
voice OF extraordinary compass. Al aa
concert she sustained With ease thu ~. 'a1
aooSo the ordinary sopznno fla, thI. ~ hs;s
sung in England. ''' 'ess
Ihe new Chaplain Of Congress- kari .
Tor boys At DanburY. Conn, during II. 'ssssa w
and IN that humble capacity he b.csn. A.. "a'
Rulsded ss pronounced Southern svmn...:< &*a
He is good enough man at heart ho-...@
tile Ne" haven Palladium says he viii u.t. - -
verv dignihed Chaplain"
The subject announced for the rr;,.
Cambridge is "The Centenary Of Amsts
dependence" Cambridge il the Aim, w.. ~. ~
Lord North, and, as the New York Pat -.t u
marks. the giving ont Of such sub,art ~ ~
an OCCASION is enough to m.ks the Old Pr.m..
turn over in his grave and gtoan. ~'$R
When waiter On IN Ohio River .ta,n
preached John Marble and whispered rons4. -
TALLY in his ear, Soup, sir " tho st.,,1.a ..
drew himself up majesticaliy to biz fn1I A.:l .4
and replied in Voice Of thunder: VA =.
I'm not supo I'm comedian, I'd h,,..4 ~
know" Perhaps the waiter was si:ht .:t.r ~ IN
but Marble had his joke.
Mr. Hepworth Di1on,s usw book m -. ~.
cd States, entitled '' White Conquest, h,. t.r. Wv
fat upon the reading public in London. r.
turgid style and inaccurate statement. y, ~ ~
can no longer be tolerated Mr, D1.on a1,.s.~ ~
America, and the English people do not h,s,s,
to read his books there could be no mor. .,rs
ing proof Of tho radical defects in h,s x,,,;,..
than is afforded by this spatty.
Ths late J. Ross Browne wss IN e,n.r. -.
nographer, and for two or three yaars .rt.a -.
ono Of the official reporters OF the United et,t..
Senate. His first book, " Etchinen oi Vh,I;n.
Cruise" VAS published in 1874. h ~, :,
original Forty-ninar in California, acting n f.~
ernment reporter Of the constitutional con~,,
ton. In 1868 he WAS Minister to Chin. u,a..
Preaident johnson. whence be Vas 1sc,,n3,,
1870 by President Grant. He wrote nunt.,
Of books Of travel. which generally sope,res !,
the form Of magazine Articles, princ;p,ls !,
HarpT's. At the time Of hin daa.h be u,s liz,
ing At Oakland, Cal.
Frank Leslie, Illustrated Ntu,paper eeiv.,
eeries Of pictures showing the manner in rara
Twecd escaped. The ex-Boss il followed in hi,
wandarings from yawi to yacht, snd from -,
yacht to steamer. The pictures do not bo,.
ever, satisfy our intense yearniags to hes. ot
Tweed's whereabouts, for they Ill rspsess,t
merely an old man climbing pair Of st,l,s
We suppose that the suggestion is meant tc Ia
that the ex-Boss has gone on his windir9 u,
to the abodes Of the blessed. He must Be p.e;,,
near Heaven by this time, Il be ia It'll mounting
higher, higher, higher, like shelle,'s skyi&1;
and there Is nothing in Fnnak Leshss to p.ora
tho contrary. By the way, the Nov To:t
Graphic suggests that Tweed has beea nat.
desed to prevent his giving evidences aeupst
persons sin influential qus:te1a,"-A lk.:,
story!
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Hobbins, Madison 8. Mum, Mont1sal z. D. 1ooe-
Toledo: c. g. Megrue, Cincinnati; D. II. D.sid,oa.
1ndianapddis Writ aikes, New York; J. q. French,
Vermont; T. +. Bsrd, californtA: S, c. c,
Whitnors, Lynn. Mass.; J. H. Hall, Tim. Chin;
c. Z. A1nidon, Boston. .. Grand Pee!k-lartd Itla
and James c. Robinson. Springfield: j. .. GsiaxoA
Buffalo: B. c. Ch1isty, Tistshurg: n. Y. 4Ihs. VI
waukee J. 3. Sanders, Now York; B. Strong, D.
Elijah Smith, Boston j: 6: Carver, bedford;
g. n. Warner, Hartford; C. ". CEopznan md H. 6.
Watson. St. Louia- Fren.o'at Heust-Cspt Sun D.
Bow. New York: the Hen. l. a. 1aefsm md ca2t-
E. RuRer. Janesyi1e B. 4. Hauna. Cincinnati; p1s3.
A. A. Griffith. Freeport; G. H. Wilaon- Peosa: t.
Hon. c. A. Miller Boaton P. J. Andsasent London.
Eng: Robert H. Fletcher, United 8tates 4isa1s
g: g. Swim. Barsboo: 8 z; a1ttsaa'
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-. Sherman Hot1se-J. D. Tracy. Starting, ~: E.
Carey, Fond du Lac: @. II. Kiuball, Mlna1;
Adans md c. D. Wood, Boston: Orange #sa!3a''
H. C. Dalzcll, and Thomas Evsn., ht:s-
burg F. n r. Casey, n T.; Bishop KverhsE osso:
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PAyre, Bloomington; G. II. MnEse. 1acksaoshA'
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Curtis. New York; Capt. J. B. Arthur, %4sn3ngan:
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