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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-22
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. AUGUST %.
" 1875:
Leaves. Arrives.
Mail train daily..........ll:0O am. 800 pm
Express train daily. 3:40 am. 1910 D.
Somerville train daily
Except Sundays)......... 1850 pm. 8:05 am
No change Of cars between Memphis and
Bristol, and only one change of cars to Wash
ingtOn.
Close connection for all points East and
Southeast.
Railroad time is twenty minutes faster than
city time.
W. j. ROSS. Gen'l Sup't.
TOM B. DUNN. Ticket Agent. Us Main st.
22-xxiii-2l
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nS- Our Ladies' Shoe Department contains
a stock Of Winter Shoes unsurpassed for ele-
gance. durability AID lOwn ,ss o. price. Di-
reotio for self measurement sent on appli-
cation.
/ sE- Complete assortment of Gents Fur
nishing Goods, shirts, Collars. Cuffs, Ties,
Hose, Gloves. etc. Goods sent TO any part Of
the country. Shirt measurement sent on ap-
plication.
~ or tho accommodation Of Ladies and
Families who are unable to visit the city, full
lines Of samples of all lrades Of Dry Goods
will be sent, and orders by mail filed with the
greatest possible care.
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Black and Colored silks. Fall and Winter
Dress Goods, Shawls. Cloaks. Linens Prints.
etc. Also. Hamburgs, Insertions, EdginEs.
Trimmings. etc. Plain and Fancy Bosiery.
Gloves, Umbrellas, etc., etc. Each depart
ment being complete and replete with all tho
novelties to be found in the European mar
kets.
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DRY GOODS.

w ILL, OWING TO THEIR GREAT Sue
cess during the past season in filling or
ders from all parts of the United States, give
greater ATTENTION to OUT-0F TOWN
business. With an enlarged DEPARTMENT
and increased FACILITIES. they will fill all
orders by mail with their usual promptness,
and, they trust. With COMPLETE Salts
FACTION.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.


MEMPHIS AND LoUIRvLLE RAILROAD.
Arrives. Leaves.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE R.R.
Arrives. Leaves.
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laoit AfuitAsssss. &c osoU lE.eu
Aeon except Sunday..... $40 500
Depot ct head Of Main street. ~
Ticket Once. 267 Main street. corner Of
naoison.
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Capital Authorizes, s5OOoee
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Sleepig cars on mail train. Ticket Offices,
Louisville Depot, 2S7 Main (cor. Madisonl
and 278 Main street.
W. &. SMITH, Act'g Gen'l Sup't.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-22

NO, N1 LIaat IVthbtfeBt,
Eid&wt New York CIT
, 1875-02-23
Gafftatdis

Iarts corrtspoudenss ef ths Hfs Fork Graphic.
A friond, juss from Rome, furnishes some
gossip about tho loYs-Ifo OF that remarkable
Italian, uarlbslal. Ito was iirst parrtedn bouth
America to young creole Of lsio OrAnde namod
Anita, who sharcd the dangers kna rerilB OF Its
llfo in Italy aud America, and wlo. died
during forced Hight OF Gsribaldl'a IN
1S49. or this marriage two sons,
named Menottl aud Niceiottl. and daughter,
ThcreAe, Were born. In 1850 0asribaldi married
d secoud tins, alIe. Hammond, OF Milan. Upon
loavipg tue church altar tho ceremony ho re-
ceiyed lottor baArt1g tho signature N, a." It
waa from vary lntisaatc FREUD begging him 10
abandon Ill Idea OF marriage With tho
young Hi8uotlua, since hs (tho wrttsr)
had lopg lad iiaison With her, OF which
shese e1btod living proof, Tho letter wss re-
ociyed ton minutes too iatus The QonerAl never
Aas seen Ills wife Of = moment since thAt day.
ble resumed her maiden uaMe aud returned
to her faulty. III. O." aftorwatda CONF
mitte1 auieiao In Poland. Upon 0hribaldis
arrlya! At Aono few days ago, whom Le Maa
rsce!xed viii. tho B1eatest enthusiasm, Ls
uAnRlies-!n.laW WAS 1t tue depot to meet hi1n
accompanied 6y : Fayi.hing LITTLE erl with bloudo
hair. who calls QAstbaldt "ptpa," aud who. tho
ltallaus say, IL tho daughter ol paAsaut, whose
child IL Eecognized by tho "heso," II The mother
Is hot, which IL anything but heroic. uafibAldi
looks to b0 very old, aud walks with crutohey,
Only the aEs In Lin syss belrsys hta power Apd
spirit.
, 1875-02-23
BROOKLYN.
Elrs. N1onltOn In Receipt Of Many
Anonymous Epistolary In.
suits.
Mr.. Bowen Ready to Give Damag-
ing Evidence in Rebuttal.
THE Row Dr, StorrS to Dc tho
Next Witness Called to
Testify.

Srtrtat D,pntrh Il The Chtedan Tribune,
1}nooELys. N. L., Feb. 12.-A full ard detailed
report OF Ucnetor's remarks 10 jeremiah Ttobi,l-
Eon about his piccc'S Testimony, send you for
tho first time 1l,bngon WAS talking to Hor,.
Tracy, whon uecc!lor whlAod quickly towards
1lobinaon aud said, "YoA ought to be proud Of
your niecel lIos atury l,as truth for n founda-
ton, bur is, ID cifocsr . llo." 1lobnson tur,led
OH Ills hcot. T1acy followed him, and, putting
his hand Oh nobinson'a shoulder, said. "Don't
repeat what you hoard. Dcecher Ia excltcd,
and don't know what ho says." nohinson
reP1tcds "lt air. Hccchdr knew that,
within twonty-four hourB after ho had uado
hlH confession to my niece, sho told mo Of It,
cxactly d sllo told Il Just now, ho would not
llnvs boon in euei, q hurry to call 1t q llo.'
Tho incident has oceasioned great deal Of de-
bntB,-sonie Of 1t not over-complimentary to
Nenclor.
All. pxEuuEn's ApnERES1s polHo TuEasELvEs
1HJUny.
11owasd's Rrosn attack on Mrs. htou1ton III tho
star has been followed up by nuulbor Of an
onymoua letters sonlo Of tlio,n too filthy to
q1ute. Ono slsch mltaivet addressed TO Mrs.
nloulton, and writteu in 4 disguised Land,
brims ovor with gtIt-edgcd obscenfty, tho lam
guago bclug botl, elegant and shauloloss'y
rihald. Iter cnraged husband offers $4,000 for
the dotortion OF the scounirel who wrote it.
BowEN
will bo aummouod III wltnces, but In robuttal.
II Dcecher alleges in Lis dofange that Luis ro-
morse was duo to the fact TINT Ito had consulted
bowen TO discharge Tilton from the independent
for entertaining llstorodoK views OF marraigc,
Bowen will swear that he never consulted Doecla-
or about Tilton's relations to his nows,,aperu
, 1875-02-23

d hundred nttea from Delhi, at Agra, rises ono
OF tho falroBt monuments Of aolllah loyo aud Of
& cruel pr promise. The beautiful and beloved
Kngs,dicl In 1851, nor could tho wealth OF India
or tho power 0f an absolute rule Dayo tho life OF
the botng most doar. to the draud afoEui. tho
fair Moou.ta{ {-Emahal. 40 sho died ahs uttoted
tho request that hcr hu.band would provide for
her suitable monument. Thoughttes4 and full
Of tho common yanities Of lifo sho scarcely re-
fectod that tho execution ofiler visit muat be paid
for from tho poor earnings Of tho mothcrt and
daughters. Of tIindostan, that tears would ba
shoa in thousands Of cottages, thst childsen
would be pinchod and starved, ard the aged hay
Easaed and dtshcartened, 10 provide for tic coat
OF hoE marvellous tomb. Too seldom, JUDGED,
DO any q s oqs opH e a ''ass s nn s sOns
limit our wlshos by phtlanthroplo rule. In his
passionate grief Shah JohAn prsBBod on tho
building Of 3 maltsolenn TO hte consort with
barbaro indifference to TIM slfEorings OF hia poo
omployoa upon the work for tWenty years. All
India Broaned with toll and taxation. The Tai
1faha!. for 30 tho tomb fs called roso at last to
wonderful perfection, It IL tho most beautiful
seliah affection 10 its lost object, tho hneat
architectural dovice OF sorrow, ioyo and death.
A garden. as Ia usual In most Oriental palaces and
tonlbs surrounds tho spot where sleeps tho
the lemon, the banyan, and tue palm aproad thoir
foliage around; fouutaina play along every ave.
nuo, an,l glitter in tho air; and oil tho caAr1ns
Of 8hiraz and Cashmera arc said to be
initiated 1t not surpassed in tho gardens OF Taj
Maliai. In tie midst OF the solemn beauty OF tho
natural decorations, ii front Of tho grcnt gate,
aud looking down upoil the sacred Junina, aptings
up tho uaausooum itself. A platform OF shining
marble, Quo minaret ut each corner Of wonderful
loveiness, and tho ceutrHl nhrino crowned with
ita g!itteHng creecont 2Go feet high, are wrought
into that rare perfection OF form and decoration
10 which, only IItndoo oraftamen could
attain. Tho marble, tho gold. tho precious
HtoneH, arc meltsd into fruits and flowers, and
woven toto deslgua that surpass the lai'orA Of
tho pencil Or tho dream Of f,oetry. Yot II Ia
within, beuoath the central minaret, In cham
Ler riohor and grandor than royal palnce ovor
kuev, that tho Oriental fancy 1lndH ita chief
display. Tho ma1blo-lattced windows lond
= ponatvo- light, the loorH aro Bown with
jewels, aud tic cenosaph Of tho fair and soeblo
mortal for whom all this waBtofui toll was given
rises llke An appsrttion Of beauty behind tho
lscoWork Of d marble BcrOcu. Yot ia all this
rich effect Of Oriental fancy ono misses. per-
hnps tho stronger traits Of Western gcnius.
4 single figure Oh the mauHoioum Of HAticat-
nasaus, c!ovon by tho powerful chlael Of Scopas,
must sutphsa 1t al, and hll the wealth and pownr
Of Shah Jellan could not awake tho immortal
tlro thas glowB In the frfezas OF phiiii.s.-- E.-
gene Lapreace in Haspcr's Nagastae for March.
, 1875-02-23
4 Scene Of Excitement Yesterday !,
tho French, Assembly.
Passage Of the Bill for tho organiza.
ton Of the Senate,
Death oi Sir Charles lyeit, the EmInen,
English Geologist.
Tho Pope to Create Additional Ecols,i.
astical Provinces in the United
States.
FRANCE.
ELECTION ITEM.

pAnrH, Feb. 22.-The second ballot for m.n,
ber Of the Assembly IL The Department Of Cote,
dn Nori, yesterday, resulted a. follows: n
Kfr(eg!l. Lcgisimet, 10000; Fouoler do Carei
Nopubltcan, 4looo Dno do Fcltre, Bouapsttiat
81 100. Another ballot In necessary.
An ExUlrlso DAY n THE ARsE.fnIY.
The Assembly had most important and excIL
od nesalon To-day. Tho repott Of tho CommItts.
of Thirty on the now pso}ccts for tha organiz+
ton Of tho sonAto was read It rojeots IT,
t3e session H. Of fob. ii, Which l';as1 T.a !, y
to th.t BY Which the Pres!dent of ths TnIlsS d.s
States Is chosen. The Committee approve, Nth
certain notifications, the bill offered by il,
election Of sonatozs by tho Assembly, Councils.
qrncral. Colonies, and tho Institute. They ~,
that tho Senate formed In this way /,
sure TO contain experienced rnat, and ronld ha
to certain extent, nlodeled after tho Senate oi
for amt In favor Of Immediate conalderation Il
WaduIngton'a bill, as amended by tho Commit.
toe. wero, mado, receiving tho support Of
both ,Ccnttos and tho ontire Loft. Nese
drow from the Chamber. Tho sitting was ,ull uus.
pended for fcw moments. When tho proceed
ings we're resumed, tho Marquis do Cabttaos
(aionarchist) mounted ths tribune and docla,ed
that the Senate would lead to dlesutution and
anarchy. Ile slreAtod that II tho measures wers
votod inpoatpg on president MaosIa1lon tho no.
ccsa!ty OF organizing tho Republic tho Deputies
Of tho Hight would resign IN 4 body.
THO Assembly proceeded to dobato the Eena,s
bill. II. Duvaf {l3ouapartist) again moved liz
amendment that tho Honato be eioetod by mi.
Donaparttst Deputies only Voting for sl' Il. Wv
u. WALTON (Donapsrtist) offered An amend
mont providing that tue BenAse be composed d,
BOO mombots, OF whom the departments and
colonies shall eject 225, aud tho Assembly N
Adopted BY vosp Of 422 yeas. 2bl uAYs.
At tllis point motion WAS carried that td1
for tho organization OF public powers be sna|s
tie order OF the day for to-mot1ow, and tho iii.
ting adjourned.
, 1875-02-23

Ars mt tho pro:t. of saeao manufacturers sactcut-
y sinssras r. , aa1sa nsy mss ny now 70 Re-.
III tusr Tho t.riIr ni ,saa tho oomnron,so tariff
wle,, io a:sraso rato. wcrn tho proits wceo iii
Tor crn C1dtr tho Ais tariff u 1914 tue PROFITS went
70 i25 rer cent. Cftdsr tho low tarlR of 1870 they
weas to O. IN 1sat tlcy wcEa a. 81: In 1881 We
E;l.el tto t.rt nra men thc!s Ft9' throigh acus!
nnnehaA, atcot'!4 - W. taio oosose nc, WeAt "
~ ~ ETs eeh', nh.t thst "a7 aoo" 'aa ascsAss I'LL
'htunSn luat ,4t,u reglott
anu nh7f takEG tte lAuRsupt enmranlca anu NJ 1nn
raiF f'!es !aat aleaFca no oiflaenuA. aeRre:ate ~
t.'M i..hus ana WAss no you sa'nk .aete
''E,I: tae raa,r! 1Aey Hsfo, q 1nese sansfs shoH
tha tacy aFG 10 tht Loftry, whcta een,
teGssi. eiti Aafo aescfs 70 tneHa), pr tent anu
;lcse companies want tne per cctl er roc OF tne'r
linptesetsases 90, 10 taaso snu tnIAIfaes 70 that
te{ cau a1e I! tef ccns pfott Thtio tho rsvsts VI
n4f1ctfhsa aer arc npt hcf cont on fhn capt1l IN
Ys'tsd nv tacies snow tas tnets hayo neoh Nd
totirns IRON NY nauatsy tAtoagn tse eonhtf$ nsore
certain or loro rc1tabo than from tlcso maaufactur-
aH6 lnuu7F'cs'
,A{F. Durchari read q table showing tho profits
of Euw EurlApl manufacturing companies luder
nIci, and tnw tari1Tt ~ n],Dwn by Nart,n,s II,
ill.,. of ,in,mT.rtn,,nr I1iv;5ard nulaI.i,cd ~
,n9s - - .'.'.'ai s..., D.sa"1 feu nT.
~, Ana Ai,n1as snpplenentss ,as 1S; lain saolo
showed tho following feaalts: " - iod4 TO ls4I, az
tliytlcuib OF manufacturers, B.7l nor ceat. 1913
to 1916, nyorago duty 30 por cont, average d,vi-
donds u. a por cout. 1877 to 1857, ayoraRe duty
26.A npr cont; average dividend 0.S8 pet cont.
1868 to 1HGlt avernge duty .0.27 per cent; aver
, 1875-02-23
A &1rcnt Lockout.
Tho London Times. Of tho LIST OF February,

Tho London Times, Of tho LIST OF February,
Says:
"Wo Aava received news from South Walcn
TINT tho thrsatcncd lockout haH boon enforced
that tho colllers OF two eutiro countlsn are
ths Sn On
compeifod 10 STARE tleis fate. uniags inieed, \
dispute In which they are only indirectly co.'s
cerael is brought to al ond very much mora
apsedtly than we can nov venture to anticipate.
Tho blow, our correspondent tells Us, has fallen
with stunning foIca, and those whom 1t las
reached can hardly yet reaitze the extent Of the
aiSaAter which llaa oyortakon thorn. No tewcr
than 10, 900 coliora WHO bad aubu1!tted to work
ets have all 1t once heon thrown out Of employ
ment, md they csunot hopo to return to It ~
loug ~ any Of their follows continue obntinately
in rebellion. II will not be long before the mis-
not only the colliess, but thoao too, whose work
depauds upon tho maintenance OF tho supply Of.
COAL aud who, therefore, whom the existing
stores Of GOAL thyo boon used up. u1n1t walt un-
II can 20 sS soa ~ ns ss
prospect thAt tie battle, whloh has already heea
Ia pfogteas for touao tttao, will ba contested
with the utmost atubbornpcss, aud that the
they Or thoir uastors will consont to own them
selves beaten. No do not think thero is mich
doubt TO which aids rictofy wilt at last moline,
bat We arc saro It VIII % gained Gully at ; cost
which 1t IL simply ftIghttu! 70 contemplate. The
iug tho past few yeara. Tho Intelligence which,
reaches Us from AZ oornesa polnta pretty uni
for,nly ia tho same direction, Aid ve hear Of :
general fall In prices, which seems 10 render 1t
up. We may expocs therefore, that tbs men will
II soue tiyna OF other 10 compelled to submit to
tue reduction which at presens they resist, but
whethsr tue lntet.a! will 10 long Or short we
rnannai tim strugufe and bnya wa nav Drnu,,n,a
, 1875-02-23
THE QUEENS SPEECH.
Address Of the Marquis Of Harrington,
the New Liberal LeadeD,


At tho opening Of the Dsielah Parliament on
tho 5th lust, after tho alarcas to tue Crown had
bcon moved mud Bccondod, the Marguia Of Hart-
ingtou, tho now!y-choHcn ch!ot u the Liberal
party, made his ilrht speech az the leader Of Her
AajestyH Opposition. Ills Lortlship Naa re-
cotvcd with loud cheers FROM both eidos Of the
House, aud apoko substantially Ms follows:
MIN as aware AZ any honorable tnen,ber can
bo TINT, standing III this place, wloro In my own
timo Lord palm4o1Aton' iho r,gnt llonoEablo gen.
honorable fricnd tho mombor for Greenwich,
lnve stood, cauHot hopo Or pretend to tako tile
place Of shosc. OF to taxo tho pRrt which they
havo taken III tho discussions Of this House, OF
ovor itB deliberations, hut am at tho same
timc awarc TINT 1t may 10 for tho convenience OF
tho 1Iougo, that Il may tend to tho dispatch OF
public business, that there should DO aono indi-
vilua! upon this side Of tho House who shail
be hold responsible for tho conduct OF busi-
Gu this etdo Of the IIouae: md It my
humble SERVICES Gun in any way tend to tho coil-
yonienea Of Tho 1fouso or tho advance OF
public busluess, can only Asaute tho lIo1,sa
they will DO freely, rouderod. [Ilcar, llsar.] /
will, with tho l,ormfsslon OF tho uonse, mako .
few observations. On former occasions great
part Of tho lioyRl apcech laa usually turned up~
on such events Us had taken plaao sluca parl.a-
mont within tho United K1ugdom or abroad. /
occauioa upon other tonice. Tie couditiou Of
our own country aud tho condition Of othsrs also I
has bosn orc Of tho most comn,ota oriar s
Iules1. thluk mtsht lnayc Tint aubisct ain.
gcthor and COMO 10 the mattor Of our oWn pofioy
kai # not bcal, thst wisLod for r,or,pnt T.
cali attention to What snpcars to me In la ~ -
somcwhat remarkable natsrranh in Hsr Maiees
WI speoci, rciatinc To- tia atfafra Of snaip. Thn
loud ID soli sWsro taat = ronublio was f1rnt
formed. which laborcd hard Il astnhiisi, H."
affairs Of Hnaiu. Massbai Hertano w.s ~ lin
iesI Of t1n Goyernmelt. and aitlet tbe ronni,. III
ia nr tEe renuhlio Of Msrsf,si aerrano ra wa
fnrmn,ty rocognizetl by mr. GnScrnmnnt iIns na
fortunatoly. ohaupes Of Guyernmnnt arc no fre.
ansnt tLst our {oyernmont i,as m iansa nf nrac.
eJents in suoh csso' and it rniaht nat hss i'm,
r,ossiblo 10 taY down so,natl,ina like fnrcieo
rnio 10 guide tha Forsivn HecrStarv. THAT rmts
Geg to sAy. il thet n,on ohnnan Of IN snrm uIo y;
doysrnnnous in gna{n rcco"n,t3non w.s s"ldov, ~
nmoJstciy ciXon i,n, ws i,s,I som
tiat tho ljSyer,,nsnt rns w not nniv ~ faeio
GoyornmenL but LaJ mot viii, ANN" .nn,,as M ~
s,nsntaEcn rom the Tsonis =" n. - nvai X ~ ~
lesss tho prosnecs oI % estabshnentk NJ ksu su ! w ",
ia otbcr nara. take i 10 ia sho AZ aao "t NJ
tns nrospcct Of psnmsnsna" m.nnS.a =. aias,' masn
, 1875-02-23
Goods.

Tho yanc OF Lcao articles inrnrte1 In tc rt3r end
.as 'uno W. t1.'' "as e..'o-s'' anu III io'A Was
Slaseo9,toI. 1ho committee VIAL houca largo re-
uction IL tho amount imported and tlu high rata Of
duty now remaining Of, tho articles The tropos,tlon
aau 'neso ua'sa W W. a'os4Ro o.es pes cens'
Htak!aB sao a7esa9o fa1e ofof ~ ies ceas.
To this, Mf. Gh~irmnn n,uat expscas my dissent.
boc,e this House ought not to return 10 tho hlgh
,a.e aeeA y, u"! VIZ" .at'Das r'los :"
ie4a. Aoe psssen' oee4t tos !"uHnea'f arc Huu'-
cichly prorchTs+ might recall the hlttoEy If tho
49, ea.. ~ .e" ~. ~ ~ 49, -. .te @ An* .t.I't .0-
aac'on' w oseA ~ 'oo, ano ioeo' "nch t'8n tates
"ero inauyra ted, consider what tho previous rates
thsn as s,s., IN , fcs .hs ana AK whether
ux w " rem re,can 10 70 ~ . ,.d,se m
nrsfe1.s aaa - ns mss tas ,epss WY
n nns anhnlay t9 tHe vso OF ABOUT
yuI,n of r! ~ aan cn ~ !" tns u sno
t,.rh n thn tnr.ris " H. ~ r.. III Ju% e
s,tus' .'. ssesi. culon Woofna an4 a. te othef
II ri ees mo ~ nrahshGs VI inaiutTy Rnu
npt. anh sr,. ,d seo.o 49, .iss .a ~ ~. Gomaee on
N .aei ~ H. a . ~ r.
m "trel sasnt .s .,t ~ tea"ce te tsr.n
u1t y. VANS .nsy eona c1npso
high r9sss y, of aaty; ,s, .,..,,
r, *. m'sas g. ,'at9ash e hs tn.tt!e.
o. .ns T. eo"ntry hannsastntern ~
q eotsa. wossa. aud wofs.el oota.-.a,l SLOW you
thousand millions of doil1rs o. saaos VII be sHoried
" ihs rspeal' I5S grsat poay Ct leo!o conhu'ninE
srlo oE doHht ray to CoisBteas: uo not disturb these
Industries by !ncreatlnE the present high rates Of
duties npon the.o article. q necessary eou.9mpt!9r
, 1875-02-23


sir Charles Lyel D. q. L., F. r. g., r. u.a,
WAS born Nov. IA, 1881; wAa educAtod u Exeter
College, Oxford, graduating NJ. A. tn 1871; VI
callDd TO the Bar; was President OF the 0eolosie-
al Society In 1867. aud agaln In 1861; w
knightod In 184a; received tho honorary dse1ta
Of D. G. L. from Oxford in 1856. and wa1 cruataa
o Uasonot AuE. ~, 1864.
Sir CharleB Hae tho author of several ir-
portant EeologicA! works and Of many papers ID
eciontla1 Journals. Tho principal object Of shs
two most Important Of hla geological treatua
wus 10 demonstrate that tho carly r,os.
TOSS OF geology mas retarded by q prevail.
ing belief that the former ch.ngea It
the earth and itH ln1labltants xes
the effects Of causes differing in intensity, and
somn of them in kind, from those now Iu opels.
tiou; whereas, tho true key to the interprolatlen
OF geological monuments Was TO 10 found, -.
cording to tho Author, in knowledge of tha
changes constantly, going on N tho. otgsu;s
which ho paid to North America for thu purpots
Of examining the geological structure ot int
continent nppeared tn 1Htl. In = Aooond narra-
tive, after later vlait he troatod OF the soc.il
~ vol II Of tho geological characteristic, Of
America. In 1868 ho published "1s,o Goploss.
81 Evidences OF the Antiquity OF Man, wl,h
I1e1nnrks ca Thootlaa Of tho Origin Of Hpeclesb,
Variation"