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Good by, Chignon.

"The reign of the chignon is over ;
its glory has departed its name is
Ichabod." The ladies will take notice
accordingly. 1t seems that with this
disappearance romance has come back
ii romance before impossible, says
the writer. The chignon was the open
foe of poetry and romance, as all artlfi-
cial things are that have not III their
construction the elements OF beauty. 1T
was born OF n hard era, where every
thing was being reduced to the com
monplace level of money-making and
the display of money, an era that would
have assured us that money vas so ON
nipotent it could even purchase the
bloom of beauty and make it transfer
able. But the long and silky hair it.
| self, in its native grace and simplicity,
belongs to poetry, is IL of its haunts,
indeed, for it loves to linger in it's per
fumed locks and to do homage to its
compelling charm painters have
painted it, poets have sung it, the curl
ous have preserved it, till one, looking
on a golden lock of Lucretia Borgia't
hair, feels all the ~splendor, the tempta
ton, the luxury, the crime, of that ltal
ian age that produced her; or, touching
n silken lock of Keats, feels the swee'
nature throbbing with love and beauty
beyond its power to bear, as If some
shepherd lad had met the sun.god or
the mountain side and died of the
glory; or holding a dark soft lock Of
Byron's hair, finest and most lnstrous,
sees as if in a vision the passion and
the power that lifted him on strong
wings out Of soil and slime and among
the gods themselves. "Oniy a woman'
hair" wrote Swift upon a lock of poo
Stella's, and the world has ever sine,
reviled him for a heartless wretch
never psusing to think whether it wa
not the very depth of tenderness an,
sorrow hooking at itself. As thong
one said, "Only a woman's hair ; moth
ing, nothing to you but once it was a
the world to mel"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-25

LAKE ONTARIO LIKE A BOILING CAuL-
pnoN.-A correspondent writes from
Olcott : 10 say that Lake Ontario dur
ing the recent cold weather has borne
the appearance of a boiling caularon
scarcely gives m adequate idea of the
aspect of that lake. It's waters, which
are prickled with glossy spots where
half.frozen water keeps the wind from
ruflling the surface, are OF a cold, for
bidding blue, and from the whole OK
tent arises q dense, white, ghostly
steam. which would make the scene ex,
ceedingly romantic were it not for the
cold blast which sweeps over the coun'
try. Beyond the distance OF a quarter
of n mile from the shore nothing can BE-
seen but columns of icy steam, which
lift themselves straightforward the clouds
of which they finally form a part
LOckyOrt Journal.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-25

habit. Speak in n low and pleasant
tone Of voice not only to teams, but to
mich cows, calves, sheep and all other
animals. Think for n moment, respect
ed reader, how you would feel or act
we're you among the Hindoos without
being able to understand n word ad-
dressed to you, while they were talking
b~oisterously to You, swinging. their
fists about your head and occasionally
giving you an unceremonious slap be-
cause you failed to do as they had di-
rected you IA. y. UeraM.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-25

heels. instead of decreasing, are IN
creasiug in height. Ladies walk quite
on their toes. For usual walking,
there is not anything more lady-like or
becoming than q plain boot, without
bow, buckle, or any ornament what
ever. This boot makes the foot look
small and graceful, and it is the best,
most liked by gentlemen, and, entire
gentlemen have more taste than
ladies, and ladies' would do well to study
their taste. The open tap boot is
merely worn for evening, the high shoe
for morning. Toes Of boots are now
again pointed. This necessitates a
longer boot, but it makes the foot more
narrow"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-25
For all Female Complaints,

in young or old, married or single, at the dawn
of womsnhood or the change OF life, DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription manifosts such
a positively remedial influence az to call forth
tho loudost praise from all h use it.
Mr.. JonN A. kinney, druggist, OF Knob Nos
ter, Mo-, writes N follows
'tDr. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Your medicines
sell better than any other | keep, and give
universal satisfaction. The people are
especially delighted with your Favorite Fro
scription, and it seems to be a favorite among
all that have ever used it." 1t is sold by drug
pists and dealers in medicines.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-25
The Debts Of the World.

European ~inanciers have just been
indulging in their regular annual pas
time Of figuring out debts of the world,
and their work has anything but a
Cheerful! look for taxpayers. The TWEEN
ty countries which have the largest
national debts, with the annual interest
charged thereon, and the rate per cent,
are as follows, in the order Of their
national burden I:
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-25
AsrgMA.-This disease causes great

ASTHMA This disease causes great
difficulty of breathing and tightness across the
chest, and sometimes attended with a great
deal of sufrocation. Thu paroxysm generally
comes on at night, while lying down some
times it il attended with great violence. Al
lens Lung Balsam will always give immediate
relief, and in many cases, il perseyered in, i
will cure the disease altogether. For sale BY
all druggists.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-25

MORE than so years have elapsed since
Johnson's Anodvne Liniment was first invent
cd, during which time hundreds of thousands
have been benefited by it's use. Probably no
article evor became 70 universally popular with
all classes AZ Johnson's Anodyne Liniment.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-25
THE Piano Harp Cabinet Organ is

The PIhnO-E1arP CHDInBI OrBHH III u
new invention combining three and
one.half octayes of a pianoforte, or of
an instrument with tones between those
Of the piano and the harp with the or
gan. 1t is a beautiful instrument, cost
ing but little more than the organ. The
Mason & Hamlin Organ Go. are not
able to manufacture it rapidly enough
to supply the demand.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-25

PILLS which contain anthony, quiz
nine and calomol, should be avoided, az severe
gripping pains would be their only result. Inc
safest, surost, and best pills are Parsons FUR
gatiye or Anti Bilious Pills.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-25

SHOE FASHIONS. "A Paris correspond.
ent writes /: "Some one said, not long
ago, that high heels were going out OF
fashion. That some one should
come to Paris ; there he would see the
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-25

II YOU want the best Elastic Truss for rup-
ture, write to Pomeroy X Co., 744 B'dway, N Y.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-25

BURNErr's COCAINE is the best and cheap
est hair dressing in the world.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-25

N. Y. Supreme Court has confirmed it's
injunction against an imitation OF the prepara-
ton of Witch Hazel, known as Ponds Extract.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-25

Go TO River Side Water Cure, Hamilton, Ill,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-25
DR.. G, A, BOHANNAN,

NrO so North Fifth Street, st. Louis, Mo-, ESTAB;
~ LlSHED 1887. Cures al sufferers WITHOUT ~
Mercury. Charges reasonable fees. .h,.A,
sT-BGr. BIS Treatise on Special Diseases" which i
fully explains the nature, causes, SYMPTOMS, anu ineaa5
by The Errors of YOUTH" and valuable information on
other delicate subjects, sent FREE IN pam seaieu
nnru1nnp
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-25

DIR. TUFTS ExpectOrant is a certain cure
for Group. Its effect Is prompt. 1t il very pleasant.
Children take it readily.
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A GENTS wANTED-Meu and women, asa a
"A week or tiO forfeited. g IN. ieera free. Write
o. once TO COWEN q CO., sth street. New York.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-25

Agents, Chang Chang sells at sight. Necessary a
soap. Goods free, Chang Chang Mig Co, Boston
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COTTON !

TynN earliest ana most PE"I NJ I rer acre: four
world Makes from TO- " c oa.en Send for cir.
%Geks ea IdGrs NV " b. MCCARTHY, o"rrol''o"'
Carroll county, MISS. -
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UnSYCHOMANCY, or SOUI VIII l, I ~ NM
Nm rithur snx may iMscinatc and gain Tue u'NH "s
,nrrtirIr of any person they choose, Instantly inlnH wv MIL
"r.,,.., Tree, by mail, Is crntsi %tosr'lnr WIN" H nn Nv Nv
E.r,,.,u orlrIC. Dreams, Hints to Ladies, Sc lUouu uVsp ,n =
,nn.., hook Aiircsp = WILLIAMS \ co. fHpS' '"''''
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1OOIL CHROMOS for u; two for 2jc. Agents
lEwanted F.W McOlea We & Co, Boston& Chicago,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-25

Constant E~npioyncnt.-At home. male or female,
tD a week warranted. No capital required. Par
iiculars and valuable sample sent free. Address,
with Sc. return stamp Z. Ross, WHliamsburgh,N my.
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DvEkrIsEEsi send ~ cts. 70 aEo. 7. Row
n Ar 4 u, Al Park Row, N. Y, for their Pun
pals Of 100 paoss. containing iista Of t0s nevo
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RIFLES, sHOTGuNs, PIsT0LS& REVOL'hHs'


or any and every kind. Send s,einp G.n
for Catalogue; xx s"[h: aITTsRUnGM, "a.
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p DIDA DAY. Agents wanted, male and female.
~ Address Eureka Mfg 60, Buchanan Mich.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-03-25

hnn .hnn A Week aud expenses to all. Articles
Mil SNuU new. staple as flour. Sample free, q. NJ.
WUV TWJU LININGrONS BRO. NY or Chicago
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n month to agents everywhere. Address
EXCELSIOR M'F'G Co.. Buchanan. Mich.
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: % per day ut home. Terms free. Address
20 GRo. STIssoS q Co., Portland Maine.
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, 1875-05-24

COUNCIL DLurys, Ia, May 23.-Hrom sdYicss
recsi.od hcra from large number Of tho princi-
pal towns In tho State tho Agent Of tho Assocl-
a,ca Pscss Ii able to state authositasigely that
thefo sro no rayaGos In this atRto By
gsaashoppers, nor Ia any danger anticipated.
The crops nero norer In bsttes condition OF the
prospect for N immeuaa ylola moro ausplclous.
4 dispatch Aont from this city by nome Eastern
railroad spcculator thRs erAsstbppers were do
yousirR ctora Ia wholly unauthorized and devoid
OF fact In any particular.
Sptetat 1spatth to The Ghttaao Tribune.
WAaH1NoroN, y, g., May 2y.-Bono OF The
Western Senators Wllo arc hare do not beleys
thas thu rAYagss BY tho erasahoppsrs arc ~
Kreat ~ Represented. These Senators hsats,
from nitrate information from their own ioca,l-
ties. that considerable portion Of tha repre-
nsntasions about the gfa4shopper raids urtoubt-
sdly proceed from bulls In Whest sud bears In
railroad stock.
Kansas City specal says tho gsasshuppe14 came
into town and covered sidewalks, fences, yattls,
stc., ana the citixsna instcai1 Of going to church
LAys been destroying them ali iny By bush,
tle. In many plsces 10 many have
beps tllted &hst ~ almost uncomfortable
stencil has b%an created, and ssn!tary measures
haYs pesu takeu u prevent ttleelbs. Ono MAE
dur q trel,ol, 800 feet long into which ho dnvs,
thota and kills millions. Independence, O milot
from lase IL Hofue o1 shan We are.
, 1875-05-24

moss, 1oto kha 4keo Jnuke Ne1iscn 10 3uJoWs
the court until nsxs Monday.
atr. Dcacl, ead that l.s had resigned himself
to tho fatality Ut The case In Ia frequent pro-
longations, anl would intorpose no objection.
bnt he would like to know tho length of ttmo tho
other ei1o would take to nunr up. Tho nliolo la-
bor Of summing mp for his aldo had tlovo1sed up
on him, md ho fc't Tho tnnk to ho very mr.
quail one. TIo Thought that so'ne reasonable
limit ought to be madc
~ wrots , fsw days ago to iriend In the
country, rho wants 10 hcar Mr. Beach" said llia
uonor, " telling him to come week after next."
II would add to thst," Aa.d Mr. Evorls. - that
hayo refused to mako MI apponttnent for tho
end OF next week, because It would deprive ins
Of hearing sfr. Beach,"
At this thors was a gtoat tloat Of laughing and
Mr.. beach sAsd. Ally friends h.o very compil-
tneHtary, but don't got any satisfaction upon
tl,s main point. No don't set oven tho assurance
that my learned fIicnha will close next week"
II think car anawor for thht." his Honor
responded, that they will cloao no1t weck. II
nok will mako tslom work OH BatuItlay."
"Or ovou Sunday" uaa iii. Evstss' jocoso
suggcslson."
Tho Court Was thon adjourned until ue1s Mon.
day morning,
, 1875-05-24

AN ANTtMASOHiC ADDRESS.
Spee,al Correspondence a The chfeaqo 7fiban<.
EnYsrA1 LAvx. ILL.,. Nav 2D.-For somo vecks
,,.s. s-s-v ,o,,.ntont fanco ,,a b.rn bss ham
p"@s oisi' ~ .oaes s"@ ~. ~, 49, :,
P'ach1aou "'1h announcements taa' ht' Ia-
1nond noVnanc, OF your eits, Past Master OF
Kcystons Iodgo No. Gao, would datfyor lecture
nj, !. Frenmnsonrv. Its 1,atha and Hancu1nury
1,...Ian ,f.,..it,.t ~ ,,poa, 10 .t,,.
1eaa.s'e"' 4'os".o'as 80 49," ',A'o
OF tho weather, lhompaone l1aal "aa ul'ed iast
night With sctcck audience. The lecturer ap-
uearo, in full rcaalR, nearIug tho insignia Of Of
t,co .nJ ,ovo,. ~ past Na.tcr .n, for thrro
~ ""+ !e"o,n ", ,'s nv "' - 1'a.', 49,
houlH @el's Els auuonsu sfo".ooa"u CIV
qnentty and earnestly dliatinR on "tho dlaboH-
cal aystom OF this outlapdish fArco" u lie
tor,nad IL. us spoko from tho stsnlpo,at OF a
1,... ,r..,.r W.so, ~ rsvo hi. o.r,rion,o -
an *la'ts' ''"'ou' -"a sN'e ,..' -. -, ~
eighteen years acquaintance WIN tao hola!lous
aysto.n, during Which time ho found tho OEles
school OF RIGHTEOUSNESS, proved It's claima to
boueyo,enee bnseloss. and showed it's fa1ee and
.o,;t,,nrs .,s.,,~e 1roo~,Io,o,, Al, ,,o
eh5oat'us fe!'slooa "A'"fo' A1ao1p'a1'u MI tuo
worklnE-t0o anu pasaphcrpal1a o. A4aaohlo
Lodge, aud Initiated Candidate In tho l1rat de-
gtos, 1nucl, to she delight OF tho largo nudDebce'
present, and concluded with tho following poro-
ration! ~ must war agninst Free Masonry, be-
ca,,so Eroe Masonry IL lnalHng dangerous. re-
Icntinnn xnr against Jebus tjhrist. and.
inhsnlucl y IA i, during eighteen yea1s,
lsvo snnctound BY my proaouco in tho iodgcs
tho Aoinous aud Satanic PRACTICE Of donyiug my
, 1875-05-24
Q'LEARY.


Tae Takea = Walk Dosvn-Town to sea-
Hts Ericnuss
The champion pedestrian Of tho world somo-
what aatouisl,pd several OF his South Side friends
yesterday afternoon by anaworing tho popula.
1uety, IT wonder how ho feels now7''
III poraon. ue lives On tho corner
of I4sko and Kobey streets, aud on
h!a return thero Just aftor Ills loug tramp, took
nap, light lunch, and drosscd himselt pre-
pected would call on lin during tho dsy. Judge
Scully, who has takon great iutcrest III
tho y97ang wa wsalkor ysltea t ed,i,' him. s;nl snd
Vas agreed upon, The two accordingly strollod
downtown, snl the pluckv pedestrian received
humorous hearty congratulations bdfore LIE re-
turned home again. lIc Is feeling quito we'll.
aud, with tho exception Of aomo laincneas snl a
preparing for another long walk II ~ early
daT.
, 1875-05-24
THE COTHEN8uRG.

wAEcK or AN AUSTRALIAN hrKaMsu1r.
Tho stcatnal1fr Gotllenb,1Yp left Put Darwin
~, ti,a 1o,h ~ F.hr,,rv he,nd for a,,cl.nl,
-, -" sto 1v'a =. oouA" |a. -, ~. "e' ,n,
South Anstfal'a' having on board about iuo pas
aengers and crow OF thtrty-scvcn. Tho meath.
OF vat lne til tho 24tl,, wlon it became mi.ly
Tbe aea WA 1,luh alltyar. gtrous rln1 va, blow.
..,d H. .,ne.. 49,. % ,,,,r,,o1on,.d
Jug @uu Nv 'nnne' WISE uasA','s aA unp.se0tsu'sa
voyage Will I'll steam up ana ea'' set. AZ e;ta
2, n. tue sea suddenly bccauo smooth, though
tho siud continued fresh rs ever. Tho Captain
x,, Inst cor,ne, nm f,om dfnner--tho frat
as 20. 49,. IT.. -.
meal he haa hos takea on tae eflueo 1ot
several days-when tho shtp ran on coral
reof about 85 miles from Cape upstart. send
inv three parts OF her lepeth sshofo. Sail VII
,os..vos 80 ,fror+. .,sdo -, h,,r ~ In, IN
'o"eaea ,s'. au" onot'' n'soo ~ oaea on' ~, ~
vain. With tue turn of lido at II ?. m. theea
WaEe removed, tho cargo having bcan shifted,
but tlcso proved cquAlly unsuccessful. 1t $3.50
:, tho nro,nna rnve vnv Al rirsd t,,e xfnd
- -, ~ e"s hs ~ ..4' aj .,i,.' ~. H..
naa ooen 1teBAeh'nH Ana lae sea tlhs's' ou' .1o wv
Fcet broke tho seas. and there Won'd probably
have boon 10 loss Of ltto had not tho vtud
yocred to northwest at O'Clock, bringing In
.o. thst hrot. ovor ~. xaasnl ~, 9vo nnrt.
~" wv ''cnp w. Wv ,.oo, ,., ~ wv ee ~.
boate wore Io"efed eAch with Iour men. Ply
could not be kcpt alohGslao, ana were "asnco Msl
a"ay. Ihe!r crews made iand ~ haloty. nah lnete
wa tefy nttle or no coh1nsson on p9ala, taoukh
lIlGh eaA hhb running anu tnfcAtnnfnE 10 Mts1
, 1875-05-24

n"}a.t'' ~ ~ ''eu ~ "s'
TRnT. n. T., May IA te" Weeks s'neo IN
s,,s.,es o .s sssa Il susey s ss ~ss s1 s oss
from tiyo,7 staalc in Norwich, Chonaueo Coun-
!40'4 49, ' IT,. 80 1,ur- l,.r,;.,o Az,
IT, lho """ Ra'o ae "a'ue - ."'. 4o."s'
wasnot'ccabieto lot tne aoeence ot oait On h'h ne"a
AMI face. Shortly after Ills arrest no WAS TAKEN
Il, and continued to grow worao unt., Saturday,
,.lo,, 1o u,oI ria Jav ,,oforo la t,tc,, l,s ro-
or.,tod ] c,o,r.nor IN h. ,um,noyrd to hin bcst-
1ne1seu e'o't5 n'aa 20 ou euu''uos1 .n,.,ion. =.
tite, as l'o decided to make certain rcSeallone
and confessions before he died. Tho story no
told. or portions Of It. hayo lust bccn mado
,n,,,,i, ,n1 10 ono ~ III. mos. extraordinary
r"o".; t'.:u. ~ .,. W. =. ~. -. .sa,r.,s ~ srmc
nasr"e''e7 h"o"n W sho iceo''. ~, - In.,,o.,,
County, Conn. and tho fact Of his haring no
hair attracted tho attention Of r. T. 1Iaruufn,
xhor tl,st ,1,,rnonn nat started ont, aud wlo
~nun a. ,u sn1" " aa.sn' .;.h hin, l,,num adj
eaeasco a'ta 10 ttasct wv" AN". 49,, e"."'i ,.,ee,
vcrtised lin rs Vancouver, tbs no'hassed
I'm .ar,v c1hi,a,sons OF narnum which
,,iii In rnincml,nred ly MANY rot living. Uo waa
with u.rn,,m sayon iloars, and then loft him
to foiow a tifo OF csi,no Which 10 adhered 10
@ soyen Of lts rfyos he declares, 40 yet living
ma in Now lotk, two In ri,t1ndetrhia, enc in
Conncc.jcut, oao in New Orleans, ono Ia Lock-
t,ort. nu,I ono In nostou, uo eaid io had bec,l
concerned In no less than 800 btlr-
Glars. since ho }eft Bar1uyn, tluee os
T|,rh wnfn attended NTH MURDER, IIo
had been xrrestc,t lis times, aid
served many ronrs In nrison. ranging from nix
months to tw1 wears. Tho laat tilno hc was non-
tcnrci wRs In l}ufIalo. 1ie wns A accon,nljcn OF
n.n N,h}e In thn ce1eM ate,1 bu,A robbery of
1.I; md In 1s1O ho wan Tried At buffalo md sen-
!cnrcJ by ,I1lre I,onni,nnn to ilye wears ia Att
burn Prison. Ho se5yod two Of il, and m. then
ra,doncd out by GOV. Hoffman At tho petition
Of frfe,3h.
Aftrr leaving hnbnrn. Demiun went to Cans
da. ia Ind htrn there hut fcw months when
In ,n;ncn v.,,r ef bnrnl,rn aud p!snnel AMI
ielned to execute tie robbery Of l&a vt. Cattor.
;nrs' Tant. liz was errested hotore he could
lcayn lf,e Province, all tia rest cscapinc, When
.,nt ,nnn lral In sncceeded su establishing an
ri,iH ,brouyh liza test,n,onv cf A snrroted re.
sner,ahto rnsn,stresa OF Ht. GATHERINGS.
hut In roaiity tha v;fa Of one OF
can, ant nm arcnmrtira in thu
roli,ary. rhere ia a reward, Dcu,ing raid
Of s5po st,it standing fos tio arrest oi liz pnr-
ties enraveI in tho St. Cstherines' robbery.
JIsr 1 ngt nssv with about s2S Coz and q laseo
au,ount Of Loucs. TLoso latter, according 10
Tin t,vi,,, criminal. Toro buried in Delaware
rnnnty. t1onr the Ulster County }iuo, md are
thrrn yct ior ali In knew Ia tia contrary
lIrn,n~ rn,a That ths robbery of tho Uuitcd
Stains nnil ~ f1yn har1 OF valuable matte,
~ l;,iea a rcnr aro waa planned br hino.
S,4 ~ a., MI 1,,r,t15n,,e IN thn ro}l,Srv' n.
.hn,1n In tnnw Iii thn n1,artes emraeeti in t. aIt
naw shav bnro nnhnnrr1 "a oIntfe ;unt;ce. liz
waa M of thc rang Win Committed Tho Com
, 1875-05-24
FRANCE.
iCuflTS FEauED.

LONDON, Mar 24-6 a. m.-Tho parfs oorro-
spoudent OF tho Times writes that = recent do
cis;on Of tho Loft Ccutro to Toso in favor Of 4
retention Of Tho present syssem by whscb Depu-
Ties to tho Assembly are elected BY q yoto Of q
whole Department. lnsteaa ot adopting
Minister DufYot's plan for separate election for
Deputy By each ArondlBsement, will lead to a
disruption Of tho minority and Ministerial
crisis In tho present esEslen OF the a..
scmbly. II tho Loft Centro adheroa to III
resolution there will bn strong majority againsi
the Government. aud praatdont MacaEatou will
DonapArtiat Ministry.
nACEa.
PAa1s, May 23.-Ths French Darby WAS WOE
By Balyalor, NonGate and st. Cyr running deat
heat for tho second place.
, 1875-05-24

Eptttdt Cb1r.spoudenee " ! ne Ch3eaoa Tribune.
LASslka, Mich, May IA xerien OF social Gu
tsrtsiumeuta nero begun In tho Masonic Temple
u Flint last ereEinB BY the Order. GEORGE H.
DurAad, Grand Masier Of the Btate OF Michigan,
delivered the sddfess} subject, "The Practice
and Teaching Of Masonry" A large audience
WIS i4 Attendance.
, 1875-05-24
LATE LOCAL TENS.

Cornelius NavAgs, ~ emploJo Il The Grand
Pacific Hotel, assontshed lis iflcnds snd Dr.. A'"
vicAar night hsfors lsst, by fslllns down two
Alghts Of atairs, from the fourth 10 tho necond
floor, without receiving any Injury Of serious
OF severe kind.
A dlsgrscefuI exhibition was made By tHo
Pacific sycnuo dlsrepusabiea last evening eboot
O O'Clock, They rere drunk, and had been
= noisv and reckless manner. Yhs3
reached tho corner Of Clark aud Mon,
roo streets, auq attracted crowd OF
psop!e by their bad conduct aud indecent dam.
oussfstious. An oillcoE took tAom in chAtEa
snd droye shem to the Atnloty. Ono OF tn'
Eomep il known ~ Liz Joe." Thsy gave hs
na.uss os Lizzie baith sud Emma HAsksn.
, 1875-05-24
A DANGEROUS FRIEND.
BrAnE1strt {FHyt

DR.. Leonard Bacon is very old man. Wa
tear that he vii. 70 down to tho gruyc without
having lis notiyea Of action In tho Tilton-Deeah-
or matter appreciated. 1Ie ia friend Of Mr.
Deecl,or, though, uhltko Deechor and Moulton,
ho insisted that she facts should bo uncovered !;
10 lie wrote latter In defense Of Doseher. but
90 o1asporat.ng to Triton that Tllson ras COM
pellct to sroaS. from that speaking have como
tho developments of tho past yoat. As II not
satisfied With tho msschiof done at that time. he
haa now written another letter IN dofonse Of
Mr. Doechcr, which 10 pitches into Mr. Bowen
as to ronlos It necessary for that gentleman to
open l,ls bag, and 60 back to explanations Of
matters, Of which The public had 3 warning in
the Woodstock letter of 1868. Mr. Bcecher
urote to Eoulton eomo four years ago, that what
thor had most to tcar vas Tie meddliug Of in.
jnaIcious friends. II lie bad reason to dread
htre. Bradshaw and MrB. Morse then, what must
bo hia opinion Of Or. Bacon non Z
, 1875-05-24
VESSELS PASSED PORT HURON.

1osr AuAoN, Mich, Nay 2o.-DowH-Pfops To-
lido, Holland. Tas4aie, Merchant, With Bchaytin 'sn,
dsrhilt Westtosd, Jsnueas sud bargss, Concord sno
hsrges schn AuEusta, joseph Page, Monitor, Il u
Wip,lov. ]. O. Thsya1, tug Torrent and raft.
Up-pEopa HenonA, Atlantic. Huron City, eAnnsel
Asry Iarexk1 Kstchan with iiuttcE, Gordon CsmpLsl
viii Amin sherwood, Abs1roru md eousort epafta
sud consos vilsoa and consoEt .yanA A9a Snasns
aud bsrges, MAI dowcr with Iahpetuin9 sch1H Qsnges
8. l, Waaoa, sEh!us, Houthanpton, BUTCHER t0''
Pf1nf4 Alfred,
NJ ssssS poaeosa, it, No ! s-ketsA
ss .sssgSa :. ~ ~ !,;:tta4, Ut, :sft - saaks q