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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

The WlcKEDNEss OVER EAsT.-Anothcr
scandal case has recently been heard by the
States Attorney here, eelipsing the Lyn-
donyil.e affair. The guilty party tins time
is Johr ii Moore, the old auctiOnee' in
Barnet, and man nearly 20 years old, hl~
victims being girls from 10 to 10 years old.
PARTIES in that village have long known OF
his iniquities. which haze been suppressed
on account Of the parents Of the girls, and
for the sake of his own wife and dseghter.
who are among the best women In that vii
lage. His indecent attempts have, 10 several
instances, well nigh cost him his head lie
would have been knocked into fu.urits more
than once could it have been cone without
exposing innocent victims and their parent
A few months sincea Peecham man with =
twelve year old daughter VISITED J. II
Clements store. AID while the man wa IA
the counting room, ,rhi, antiqua,ed "heathen
Chinee' coaxej the little girl up stair :"
see some '.piciures and lots OF nice things
While there he made his yillainous attempt.
but the girl got away, ran down starr.
frightened out of her senses The father mo-
| ticed her agitation. and. ON his way home.
drew from her what had happened.
For several weeks he had the usual
struggle between pride for his family and
vengeance for the coarse grained old
| demon. AT last Vengeance conquered, anu
| instead OF smashing the old viper's head. he
took the girl before the States Attorney.
where she modestly gave evidence. OF VII
lainy not proper to be printed. Moore ha-
for years been recognized as the"iiiterate.
profane. vulgsr old suetioneer. and res
pectable people who knew him had long
since ceased TO employ him. But. not
withstanding this, few people. away from
Barnet, have ever suspected that 90 his well
known brutal coarssness, could DO aided the
.damning offences which hayeJ come 10
| light.-Lyndon Union.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

a3hA .G.i'sfista. insirse0 - sid isslees
r-aiA talal asrs 2 sal. 81 rohnoi !
af itass.N liaiis lcRFs'fni
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

4 writer in Scrl5ner's calls attention to
tbe difficulty Of the sculptor with portrait
statue~; whether to dress the nan as he
finds him. adopt the taca, or exhibit him Ia
his puris naturalibus. Tho Eng!ish have
c,r centuries clad the portrait statues OF
their kings in Roman cuiTass, with bare arms
and knees, and their statesmen IN chalmys
and toya. Canoya's Napoleon, IN Ap-iey
house. is quite naked - and the statue 10
Samuel johnson, in 81. Paui's, Is almost So
the single loose covering being thrown SO as
90 be only useful FOR the seulpt9rs supposed
artistic purposes-a ludicrous spectacle IN 4,
simple rational POINT Of Wow, tie stout old
gentleman. rs he leans his head or hi- hand
Seemin., to be saving to himself, " ha' a
sad case things have come to with me ut last'
standing before the public in state OF ma
ture 80 Il i matter Of tradition that
the ,,a;ae Of Washington, by trecnouSt, II
the Grounds Of the capitol, 81 Washington
/ i sa.iag. as plain as gesture AMI e3unte'
nance can say, Ny sword Is hy my SIDE
and py clothes are in the patent Ohice, to-
ward ahich he points With majestic mod
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

When I think of the sort o!peop'e Beech
er La. had about him, feel toward him as
-. Peter did toward the married man. when
he swung open the gate, saying. (sotto voee,
:. Go in, poor soul, you've suffered enough =
-Neu York Letter.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

\ SzLF-MApE MAS-The 81. Aiban- -4d-
f.. narrates once more an event which
happened some % or - years ago. in our
lake. in which two young men lost their
lives. and Connolly only saved his BY aston
ishing physical endurance. presence Of mind
and l0Tii;uGe. The story has been often
told ia cur columns but fos sill certainly
~ho knew the parties, it has not vet lost
H. interest. The 4Grertiser says
Robert Connolly, civil engineer Of dis
t.ngui-hed talent, the constructor of all tine
vast system OF piers and docks at Chicago.
built by the North Western Railroad, j.
now visiting his friends IN Burlington, oi
which city he Is native. Mr Connolly
thirty years ago was a poor Irish boy work
ing hard for subsistence at any honest lob
he could get. Determined 70 be a surveyor.
he studied night and day. seized every Op-
p0rtunIty for practical experience in the
held, and after 4 course of study AZ the
high School started West with no money
nrd nothing to help him save his fine nat
gIal genius for mathematics and engineer
ing, and q character OF most lndOmitab!e
Burlington he had won the admiration of the
entire community by his remsrka be Courage
and endurance under the following circum-
stances Of terrible tsiaI. One bitter cold
day in November. in company with two
companions, young COnnully attempted 10
cross the lake, when violent storm came
on. in which the hOat was upset. and all
Its occupants thrown into the ice cold
water, at distance OF more than three
miles from land. Connolly finding that his
companions tina. with himself clunE 20 the
craft were last tahlng N strength, lashei
them to the boat, ami finally alter night
OF dreadful suffering made the shore in the
morning in 4 state us complete exhaustion.
His eonpanIons. in spite OF all the help
he could give, persisted with the terrible
cold, but he brought the boat with their
bodies 10 the shore which nothing but hi-
wonderful courage and power OF endurance
had enabled him - reach. Gong W est.
he, Tor several years. had hard, bitter
struggle, but having been employed 10y VIM
E. Ogden, of the Northwestern road, t.
| build some docks Il. Escanaba, Ogden re
| cognized the natural genius Of the mau ami
! from that day to this. 10 use Ogden's own
words, he has never hesitated to put his
money into any work where Connolly will
/ grown wealthy in his profession, which
Yields him very large income, and is still q.
We believe. IN the employ of the Chicago
ard Northwestern Railroad. lie has hne
house at Racine and in his parlOr hangs a
painting ot boat bojtoln-side up with three
men elinging 10 1t in a winter storm on
Lake Champaign, Mr. Connolly Justly con
siGeriDg thai this scene represents the most
/ terrible physical and mental trial of hI>
| life.
! Connolly's companies were 4 yonng
Clancy, a brother Of Prot. CLANCY. then OF
the University, ard young nan PANIED
Thompson. The boat caPsized between
! Burlington and Port Kent, in the broad
Lake, in the middle Of the afternoon, and
they drifted for eleven hours. striking the
shore at last outside OF Shelburn Point
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1875-03-26

ra. a>sr--. r-.firzuH or -rr." r.-e-
, 1875-04-09
Tho Frpnch Vino CroD.

The vintage Of 1874 in FRANCO turns out 10
have boen lnaEnlt!cant. Tho vino crop Ia to
Franco what tho cotton crop la to tho Uuird
Btates,-and 1t ~ even more. Tho mouey value
Of tAo vino produced In France last year, at its
lowest ost.tnaso' ts 1850, 0oo, 900 fra1.cs, or
at 20 canta pound, would 1opseeont not quitc
tWo-thirda OF tho sltm which Franco will eat fnr
her vino crop OF 1871. The truth Ia that franco
ts proyoktngiy rich. The money sho receiyes for
ller wine aluuD il moro than tho wAolo tpcuino Of
l.or dsrnan conquerors-the cntsra German iu-
such years "a 1874, aud something would 30 ieft
over to spare, The crop Of 1874 IL INHALER tLnn
those Of lB35, 1866, aud 1860; but 1t is iercor
than That Of any ether yoar In this country. enj
tho quality this timo IL worry excellent. It IL
500 QUO Of hectoltrea moro thun It was IN 1878
ago !oHeat price of wine IN France, this would
represent gain Of about e270, Gu0. 700 ovos tLo
crop Of 1879. These aro slc!, very largo iguros
that 1t requires i littlo eifoft to comprehend
their full significance. Tho total quantity of
vine produced In France, in 1874 was lA69,-
Xl4'75o gallons. No ono can oaaiiy grasp
barrola. It wouid 10 ss, ,00o.0o0 OF barso!s COW
Ia,in'nE thlrty-s!x galtous each. Those barrels
plaood OIL snd would almost roach around tho
whola casth or their oonteLtH would fill :
uahal psg slough 70 aoat = Eunboat all
the way from Now York to SAn Francisco. Tho
ssea.ef portion Of tbe VINO d Franco is con-
vine !ast yoar waa 1900, ,ooo ,UUo gallons. Little
n9!tzetl9nd was ler latGcst foro,Ku customer,
taAlhG about u, you. 900 gailoMs; Germany comos
nott, although abe talacs much wIue Of hoE own
EhG!ana " the tlisd lost customer, Algeria ID
tho sixth, Brazil seventh, Uruguay olshtl,. asel-
gum n,utE, !lolland tenth. Egypt ELEVENTH, aud
1sussla twelfth.
, 1875-04-09

- Aet4"" s'oal GuHoaoADAA
TO tit Editor a Ths cAteaao Tt1buns::
NEW IonE, March 29.-The condition Of tho
Chicago panyillo l. yiuceunes I,ailroad Com
nonr and ~. .,ntoot tt,.t i. 1.;,, ,,rro7 fo- -.
isas.a4ao h.I...,t. - ..,-.a, .,'s
s9eeso ~ D.'9n'ns ~ st'.ae. 'no s.'e".'o.'
anxiety OF all PERSONS nse. estel in Illinois rail.
way nronertv. Tia n,;rton IN fraa1v cg,rcsaod
hat r. ia conr,a s,o =, a-orc;so tioi, norors -
.,1s ~, s,';s 49,. sas.@ lo"sss -
tlon whatever for this class OF Investments.
It would seem that Meaet4. Ju,lson, Tcuncy.
and Young organized THIS coupeuy, because shc
~ o.. 80 ..sa,. ps's ~ s,.a',.s,' 49,
o""o'e Va ~ no eaP'sai otoc"' Auo elec1oo tuen'
eolFca tta DIRECTORS aud officers which believe
Ia not an uuuuual mode OF constructing railroads
In thu West. 1'he money roouirod wns furn,shct,
,ro,,1v u 10 ,,osr,,oS T., ~. -, w.
bonds. nasing defaulted iu its into1cst, tho Of
tccrs Of tho road proposed to tho creditors tu
fund four coupons. which nropositton Eaa ac-
rcntca hv s,o,t IN IN, ront of ti,c I,orLh,,1era
A,5 49,, .r,a,o1 T., H. .,,.1,J. a.s.t.I.- ,,,,,
az Mas supposed 70 10 "osksns smoothly uou1 .
month ago. when the creditors wcro surprised
to l0arn from tho newspapers that come one was
looking atter their int1Ioats moro closely than
tloy themselves aud That, without their knoWl-
hands OF q lsocotvcr.
Tho history OF this transaction IL involved In
some obscurity, but "ill eudeavor to state 4
fatEIy aud truthfully as far as I understand It.
1t .appoara from circular Of y. Il. Field. now
bosoTs Ms, that tile Company lad sono trsnsao-
t'ons with tho firm OF Field King 4 Co.. Of CHI
eago. which, After some Irrigation. ros,llted 70
tue disadvantage OF TINT firm, Judgment lav-
inE boon bocn rendered against tho.n In an ILL.,
nota court In favor OF tho Coinpany. aln
1ustlor informed tllat hir. J. j. HEown somo
months ago commenced q suit, in the co,irso Of
which ho came In collision with tho officers Of
tho Chicago, Danyillo Il Finconnes Railroad
Company, undor Host1e other ,Ia,no. This suit
also resulted to The disadvantage ot Nr. lhown.
lled perllap8 with somo others, determined on
playing bold game, and. NTH tho assistance OF
tho courts, II became nueccaslua.
4 suit was commenced against tho Company
, 1875-04-09

him aafy s..Y a b does his congregation. 10 "a
cry 1a man for The Tllton Iarty 10 have on tin
stand, =. .ar1se The direct examination II not crons-
nxamk . e., md ths Ttllon party lase high hopes
u,uu tSo oa1,lng tac.ca Of Fullerton rhcn Il comes
10 that rps III. Bnocer Ia no chicken: hin II NJ
tho s'.onBest, elcares most perfectly trained mnds
l4 ths xorli, In tho fullest tohseasson Ut lis
rcsonscss, and We shall bo very much snrprietd
II Tho crorseramnallon woakens, In any I'M
nofiant respect, his teai'non5. II II docs mi!
them sso,dina to tho frequent ;tert!c Of !hs Tlt"n
anayrs, tho inference Will 10 oser*hrimtng that Mr.
necclcr tells lh, truth. II, ~ a'lditipn u atl tho
ac.cs in !s avor and agaust bis alvnrHa.c~ tho story
Of Mr: lcechcr shall stand Intact III ctosac.An.Iua
virtually elosed. When thu Judge charges tho Jury
that y they lriievc Ton t1cy mutt Ind md 40,
viii hi ons ho,t.ta e resori ho scrset Il acaaatst
Fsrds tho 1ousa # jIs.'eher* ttslmony or Friday:
rnlt In cyery way or r1ann In which Il haH 1een nl
lee,. w 10 1ns.t ,'t.ina rolnt II seGsn q III
Souniy hccuse lin OF mt bttnE explicit enough.
Ills tcsmoay. in rogarl to the way y wtch Mon1ton
rates Mr. Tracy's theory and finishes the demolition
Of shss rtccc Of evilencs.
THE VERDICT ALREADY DECIDED.
Se,s FORK sur.
We do nat need to BAY mitch alout Mr. Deeelics on
Tho haud. VIC mt mich inlcrcs!ad In Ills tnh
ner ~ Ills matar. 11Ia solemn, dgnlled
natural, nni impressive. liIR matter precisely
Whist a1i honcst men laye expected from an hoAcst
inln.
j. No gives tic fo direct Ia ,Ion1:eu.
2. lie gives tho lie dirpet To Tilon.
3. ltu lehIc, cmrhatieatly, hul with great ftc-
Ing that lia crrr committed adultery with Mrs I'll.
TIN TINT he solicited Improper iaTors froru her
y t},at abs attended them him. At tho res! oi
hEs evidence, ad a list Ia yet tn come, regafd
necessary only In that 1t may aeo tho ninla many
wlio unable TO under alal that tlso wisess vt
lines funr. Mr.. Dcechpra verdict "a ono nt tho
ccrtAsnt!es Of thn future. It lie felt In tho air.
SOIL In tho cSo Ut every pcrron IN tho Cous-rianuH
t,rnlc and detected fl Tho conversation Of every
natl WIN tslks about Tho case. Tho ~cek closed su.
ptshIy. Nothing better could bo aske.1.
1:;EocExcE OIL AN ADMIRABLE cUuSTEnrEfT.
DoF:tr1 tfus.
Mr. Deeehcr gays sq,,ara and onrhatic denial 10
the charges, lr. Esars putting tue questions 10
cvcfy poaalbo form Of the letnits from !mprop-
CT proposals. to adultery. Hn Mra. Weolhulf. who rrp
tfcic aih Thousands WIN believed. he wos not cllse
tbnn, dIeari II s courage bo not that Of
innocnrcc 1t IL an admirable counterfeit.
, 1875-04-09

Ln,.don Correspon it,ts Stre ]'srk Times.
It wAa only tho otlier dry tisat sir Arthur
friend Kingsley. and nov It yltl be aomobody
ose's turn TO io ~ much for lin. He was Of
tie Prince Ut Wales' leyao on Monday week,
aud, though not looking very we'll, seemed to bo
pretty nltl III bis usual htato OF health, which
WAS alvays rathor low and stoky. lIe became
wllsle htay,s with friend In town. and dIol on
Sunday afternoon. la was man Of 4 rather
lAnguI aud lymplsatic temperament. whose Doll
c!oley iu vital energY waa probably increased by
ills devotion to tobacco. Like Louis Napoleon.
ho was alnloat alwaya smoking, aud could
scarcely get through lia business 1t the Pnyy
Council Ottica without cigarette batween his
lips. lIo was undoubtedly not an intolant man.
but ho dlnltked physical e1ertion. lIo mover
took q pen IL i.ta AAna II ho could helplt but
to nil ananuensls. whiso he slowly paced tho
Eoom, blowing gcntlo lsttle puffs of fragrant
slhoke. 10 moBt Persons ha seemed ally. dull
pcsson, and hia appearances rather confirmed Tho
Impression. lilo Waa MaM OF rather undor tho
middle size. with SOLEMN eyes. . long sallow.
ly when Ae appeared trained IN tho cloth poacho.
which was his fayorlte sestuent, helped to CON-
pleta the idea Of all owl In an IVY bush.' Unless
tp intimate society," wbeEo ho feit quite Ut home,
stndled avoidance Of anything decl4ed Or cnphat-
10 in either hts language or manner. liiy kLenty
sympathetio nat,ifo operated upon hlm In tno
Wayy, making him. on QUO sldo OF Lla character
kesnlv conscious Of the uecessty Of al sp1tx OF
Eofo.1, and, tho ether. reluctant to push con-
.royessy too fur. There was uo.ung that tiatress-
eli lin ~ much ~ dispute, aud tho tandeucy OF
Lis ulind wa to push ont feclera tu tho bopo
Of coming on sonlo point Of sympathy, IT not of
actual agseea'ent upoi, which, ss eoon -
soli with sopso Of kindly aud grasaiI iAsis.
faction, =
, 1875-04-09

Some torrihle figures arc published oy tho
I.oyant Herald, showing the extent OF the NV
ages OF famine III Asia bIiuoE. Taking furty.two
Committee has laen ut work, ~ subjects of i'll
ycstlgatiuu. tue following atatistics llayo beca
obtsi,.sd: IAe total VI ths population III lo73
waa 10000; it is now rcduced 10 9:6l; 4,9W
llayo dled. and a,tl3 hro described ~ ''dlB-
,,ersed." ILoso poor people had. In 1s73, 2.2eG
pa,r Of oxeu. tloy now haye 427; they
had, Iu 1915. sl,2i1 sheep. but now possess
only 3s12; 3,G25. OF tho Inhabitants OF these
rillagrs hayo Leen tupliled WITH wheat by tho
Euglah ltcliof Colnmlttuo. Another district,
containing l60 10 Ito vilnges in respect OF
which similar calculations Aayo been made,
seems 10 havo Buuelel not less severely, Ity
population ~ lsA va q. up We approximate
ber Of population dtspeIsed 1t 7,QtV, aud there
" now remainder Of %, 700.
, 1875-04-09
ELSEWHERE.

tLLISUtH.
sn.rtol pttpa.rh to n, CAiraas 7tkIrns,
MoxrrA, ILL.,. April n.-John DarmEartner IA sga{n
elected supervisor Of 4hts tuwn. lie aur,nrtl by
TIC temperance rcoflc. BauuEasthtr received lGs
sotea 10 lIuraco II. Wool u.
wIrcnSa1y.
tpt+faI 11fspatrh 10 Ths Ehfr17o ffjasae
osuKos1t, April R.-Thn recent ciection in Ms city
res,,jted III cotn,lsts surpriso 10 ssr.yLoiy, E1-
Ee,latHr 1lutrrt 1cCnrly, "Ln lss oceu|Itb tr t,s
tion Of Cty Trossurrr fur thu 1Mst tjKt no,tLs wxs
candidate fur !e-eltct;on On "" la1.ean Ticket
si'lered htnolutely certain. When tAe votes wers
maturity Of sls. 1ofer n ytu;lg man
Of. ,nl /. 1orujur with "abs i,ys.n P,r :tsruf Jf
tho Democrat. have mt up I'se1 a.rincham, Win
hna keen thu Usn.ocrst!e candidate fof CoArrra1,
fo.merly Tr:nauter u tic State nf snw Yu5k, and
onee efure Mayor Of tho c1ty. Mayor Irnns his H.
p.hcan opponent, VIA Hry acct 1taLln nIleeE, but
stringham was ts!'ttnphsns b. II? maturity. j. Il.
.rtln IInnruck was elected foIcc jHk.5ca nrtr r. r.
ca1snn ,y Ell majority. Thu Council will r!a' ls-
tublcsns to Deuocrasa.
MICHIGAN.
rr.r{at Df.rateA Ia Thr ft{t1qo T+jt..
I4SxiSt, a}.l., April a.-Ing1atm C"lnty Evrs ft1
for ueurso ii. Huntington, Dcnn"Eat, far t:lrru;l
Judge. Tie Board Of siFnss!sofa Ti!t stat - 1no-
minority on Regents Of TIM unIsetty, nud co1celo
Mar1.on maturity IN tho county.
Sg,:ai 1t'rst;h, 9t;h,' 70 Il. a.tt .tTttssso T':ur,
Uay Eaoi of Tits aftarupon, tISs that tie zetrna
.I,lEs from the cnirs county. except TN to.ip plyu
Judgc Oiddlnas. 1serub'fcsn. 1yH sJorts. and flint
jery scsnss lin. lis otl iaaiostty III tio t41cu;
will be snore than 1900
IOWA.
sattfat bfsn1'rh IN Ths fhtr,les 7tilus.,
DCnuurr H.. A}Ftl a--5atn's Ctishins, The MaYpr-
elect Ct Dubuque Nas July lAaed and tuox The oath
uf Office to-day.
, 1875-04-09
OStArOlSICAL CONTEST,
TElo Chosen Pupils al -Four Wisconsin
Colleges spcilk In Public on tho

TElc Ct1oscn Pupils al E'our Wisconsin
Colleges Spcilk In Public on tll1
ssuEc.
spseiai Dfspaeh to Tzs chsraqo ftisxas.
MAprsos, Wis.,, Ayrl 8.-TAo frst intercollegiate
oraorcal contest In ts State took place in tho Assc
bly Chamber hero tonight. Representatives. Of four
Institutions participated: j. II. Mills, Of tho atnte
University A. IT, stragae Of Dclo colIeac Altss IAz-
zo Vlsian, Of Lawrence University At Appleton, and
Lucius Heritage, Of Milton College. Tlo Judges
Jasnes N1cAls.er and the rev ]. L. Dudley. Of Sill
waukcc, tho rev. Arthur Little Of Fond du lac, AMI
the lev, E D. uunsioy, Of 1aucsviilo- Not
wsthstandiug ponritH rain, largo null
once was present. sneudtl music was furnished
by nact's nan, Of M'lsaukeo: Chief Justice H5an,
or tho Gurrrn,o Court, EFeeidcd, End masla some
tho npertance of ors.orteal cutiyatio n, srrovina
such contests this, and invoking tho inspiration u
M attentive aud sy,nrathlzing nutlicuce.
MI. Heritage spoke nrst. with easy gestures dellber
ato manner, exco!eet eocutu. E1ld great ciea1ness
on purity III politics, referring 10 thu augera Of
traae aud corruption IN an elsetlse gorefnMent dep
h abG1 Of n,RiDs 9 sas n,o " a
servica rowurd Of party labos. Tho moas
effective Eenscdy, hc beeved, waa for tho people to
Of the rarty shosc rr1ncltes ihey ct,tio sed.
Sit. Bprsgnu gave very Ono ,oration on courage,
of danger, caa coniierason a. to how 10 ,nost It,
anl cool and nfn execution Of ia PURPOSE.
ed spSso sno fasapa Gas ii IL ?,
others in aonhre h'ics lie urged that tho ilss Of tho
latHF-that 0acahhn oshct fcpnbcs had faiIads ours
snuat-waa no: will founded, sud that our assurance
OF rerpotnty md growing greatness was tu
tie character Of cur people, in other words,
III It tho universal Yaukco nation better than any
other. Thia crstinn had many lluo figures. It was
delivered with rather STACY manner, but rnuoh
tortcal power WIS sometimes shown.
Hiss riyian cIosed with very touching trib-
ute 70 fallen leader. Agasaz, srcaking Of
him - aedentl.t, taachut. and man 9rost
himscf sn1 lnspi.ina oshets e nnIe cnde.vor, vt
,.smo he honorcd, and u. influence long fe While
very beautiful esssy 1t wah h,rtily ADAPTED for
oratoricAl contost aud rather family spoken, 20
that solne rassagos weIo lost by taany hearers.
Tho Judges awarded Tho flFHt prize to Mr. h11ls Of
tho State University, and tho second to Mr. Spragc,
of Beloit College. Tho tointa considered wsro Tho
thought style of writing: and delivery. Three >udgos
married. tic two nl!ko. The fourth gnrc tho rEefe. ancn
to Miles. There waa mitch diversity of oplnicn
among tho hudicMco many ranking apraguo Atst,
OILERS Heritage: Tho decision was loudly cheared.
Afterwards tho University senioFa gave = suprer
and daure 1t lark lotcl to tho 1uta1colleEe AasooA
ctaioa, Which was al slagant affair.
, 1875-04-09
a I;crlin ministerial journal
Sounds tho Motto Of Wnr.
Talk of q Franco -Austro-1talian ALI.
aI1cc.
Tho Iyrannical Nature Of tue Now Span
ISL Government.

AhCH4 4ENlb bHISb
THE AAIrrISa Irr.I.
Inspor, April s-1n tho Jfoupe Of Con1monh tis
evening, Tho Merchant Shipping bill 1sAaed s hocnd
reading. 1t makes the ownurs u ye4%els Habte for
compensation n Au by their lns, incrcAees the
CnctoacJ Il te service, aIa includes regulations In
regard u losdinr. Mr.. lqitn oil gave nottca that he
would m1fe In cynltlItttcs amendments limiting deck
csrgoer, prr'tthius .'hwags Of grain In bnlk ostal
COMPULSORY.
afooOy ASD hAxErY
Tonight opened tes i:a in Bow street, which has
heen fpodaiEy retqd for tetn, AID IL tkbls Of
seatiEE lu,tuU teopte.
prnL1x, hnr 8.-sir Jnln Gray. stem!xr Of pasljs.
,IthFh0't OF Dublin, died yesterday.
4 wAN11xk knrIrLE.
LoEnoN. April 3-3 4. m.-Thu Berlin Iost, NIns-
events unfortunately renuer Il too EsntAhle that
tho ,resent. French Assembly, feartuH thers
X.,enbly dEpo.ed % 70 ,saee, % .re annot. M 10 10
s,spf:c1 of Manhss MasMshon ind ths 5resHs
H S fia AZ cemas az
nsSsi M he f ss f. as
aso tndeAyostnE to o,st Andrsssy from Tia cabinet
with ylew Of Participating II, she coming erents.
to ou any nJ against Germany consdc ring her sn,i.
Ia1 al altitude hoEt1a to Italian interests. Iet it IL y
no ean" certain That Fr7nca Will t ntte to procure
All Auhso-l4lan hlisnce txs. II her tHdeAvosa
full, the war Will probably te etaye but things seoch
Iass .ea @ .he r.. asmsn Itpo saald b. 'n;t.f &C.
u nwake tile tn,tcre.s."
TAc Berlin correspondent at the London 11mes styp
tls article Ia likely 70 Aase atreng effect anu alsr-
hat since thu meeting nf the Emperor Francis Joa-rh
md King Victor 1aIanue there Is lcsa psoapect than
iAioro IN Berlin Ct ccnccrting common measures
will Austria fsnd Italy III relation 10 tie pessonu re-
sp0nstblty of tho IoIc.