The Morning herald., 1875-10-05
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4. J. Z Z IS "a. 1j. s" ,5H IT, iDs Hsgsrmsnn .1ais
dsrone, arhSsdlag Neta Xso1k On Saturday y tF1 =
NJ. ,o,,a y, Nv, z1l51 1,oS 4 Wash;nston, hasu II
~ M = CeHennial poem, which is sspoken o
rith @ mich sHHaA n ssHa b III tahcse x&9 have
,oad Il. ,nti.,ixoIni suIlies 70 e99lNrq o,i
Agnital Ws!4l!ssslsy Ass q eala!s sE.;,
1pssovidence, 1sslv 4. l., fixing the time 4as mex
Eriday the S,h instant. 'r'ann.I 1, .I, gi!ldt
Mr. Justice III Field Of the United, States
cunreme M Count is expected in Wsshington
(s5ah ird& alffp9fHila, where he ,has besn
nending tho Summer. ,s'l4noB nl',i
Gen. Sherman Has accepted, 'aa, invita-,
i'm to attend the reunion Of Company E.
T st Wisconsin Heavy Artillery, to By held
Palmyra, Wis, o. the l 18th inst, ,"'' ..5"
| Charles Bradlaugh opens one Of ths
ysning vs, lis subject bsiag, Five Dead
im / Have Known one Of whom III
harle ~ En- 'ny ,? bmn m 4,l" 5sn5q an 4,
Mr.. Jefferson Davishas,be at y Colorado
orinas VIM recently, and is desctibed as, look
p sadly, broken in health and physically
',,oor;;no like a man from whom little
rm can IL teared.naa ~ tI""5 ',ni' n<aJ w. '~ w
A telegram received at the War Depart.
eut on Saturday, f9mh SecrssttaEy RelknaIp', i,
|nouuces that he is quite sick, at Keokuk,
wa and was, unable to accompany, the
resident on hiS, Western trip. 2" ~ 4 ',Iol i
The late MI, Ralston's county ssat (Bel-
bntL twenty-five miles from San Francis-
will be turned over to the use of MI.
land, Of the Palace Hotel, and conduct!
as a rural adjunct of that establish
ort ,HHTUl NJ ii;iJH la pIrDT%
This experiment proves satisfactorily
At animals can be brought long distances
sea, in well-appoilted Vessels, without
Ing much deteriorated,; but the question
nains to be considered Whether the
jghtage would not absorb the, Profit, XXI, d,
Major John D. Kelley of'New' York,
received from the Pope tie honor .ol
"Grand Crosse of Knight Commander
the Order Of 81. Gregory, the Great" "
jor Kelley is the third, person in the
ited States who has received this honor.
Minister Washburne, a Paris letter
es has been spending the Summer at
villa at Montgomery. He was expect
TO arrive at Carlsbad soon, where he
lually goes to take the waters. Mr..
shburne's third son has just, entered a
lical school in Paris. a,H,on7Y", Y =.
friday night in falling in macbeth"
Davenport sprained his wrist. The
anger," being an easy part, he managed
lay it Saturday afternoon without much
ble, but on the repetition Of Macbeth"
light he suffered 50 intensely that was
the greatest difficulty he got through
piece. .'''' -. - ~
arng the war DIR. ---, entering the
Pltal surgery, met Paddy Doyle, the or
y, and asked him which he considered
most dangerous of the many cases then
le hospital. "That, sir" said Paddy,
|th an Indicative jerk Of the thumb he
ted to where on the table lay case Of
Ieal instruments. - ~ "'j'l' ~
few months since, while a Troy oyster
er was dining with one of his creditors,
latter found large pearl in an oyster,
Immediately presented it to the dealer,
ayment for debt, $l6. The pearl has
been tonud to be worth $l5O. 1t is
mated that over $4,000 worth ofpearls
been found in oysters in Troy since
nlroduction Of the latter article in that
marble monument over the
" Edgar A. Poe in Westminster
nNM1, Baltimore, was erected last
1t islands some l6 feet high, and
Uas relief medallion of the poet.
le remains Of Poe were disinterred
: 9srlal, sI 1t was discovered that the
v the poet was in an almost perfect
), Preservation.
1sS 's1[th centennial anniversary Of the
u ~ rMsorat in which Charles the Bold
= ~ n,e s is to be celebrated on the 22d
s, clS1tt, by the Swiss, the Alsatians,
, !. euaolans. 'la A procession is to re-
:. ,t costumes and arms of the period,
!mg on the fel of battle itself the
'," '% 1he towns, districts, abbeys and
f. so, s'V'S which took part in the en-
%lllam WIN; Bucknell, who is always a |
Sy S'ysr to good works, proposes that
: Ioe raised as a Centennial Offering
q a. american Baptist Publication So.
1u and ,d'ie1est 'l to be used for Sunday |
Ra, r;t llOraries and the free distribv-
d to,s n.0'es ss al and religious literature by |
y r,ovl baota the Philadelphia churches. |
IN ",As ~ als ss proposition with SUBJ
i VI VI; $4,000, provided that the
? pntu I1;sea pssl.tby tby July /, 1s76.-Dsla-
js.lsn jmSasI Journal says thirty-seven
n. lPU1eu from America. were re-