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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-17
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On connection with J 3 Welch & Son, at
No. 81 Light Street. Baltimore, Md
Thankful for the liberal patronage ex,en.
ded to the old firm. | respectfully solici,
. share Of the same.
March Is, lS75-6m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-17

TERMS or TIE TRIBUNE.
Daily, by mail $40 per year; Semi w eekly,
So per year; Eve copies, $3.50 each
Weekly, - per year: ten copies, 81 rs each;
twenty copies, IL l0 each.
Jan IA, 1874,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-17

Trustees Of the Confederate Ctme,tyv, Poin.
Lookout.
Capt 10 Forrest. president. Parran Crane
VIM LThonas, James Il Langley. Thomas
Martin, DR. John Bronze, Cap, George Thomas
and Geo K Garner.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-17

CORPORATION or LEoSARprowS
I'd Harris Camalier, president John F Fem
wick. Henry Neal, A A Lawrence and Herber,
Moore
BaIiF-Louis Devcaux
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-06-17
COUNTY SURVEYOR.

George Dent
, 1875-04-02

tHyf{ftflHe tH0) E[tFfSi*
A certain I.,cotn Uutiuty raclatcr, who deals
prlnolpAlly in tutlor mud poultry invariably aaks
q little moso for tAeso lu1uries than auy of his
neiglLors, When askel hls REASONS for 10
doi,g, ho always repllcs ahsr this fashion:
"Wcll, sir, that's an e1tra qualify OF butter.
It was luatla by my wlfs's aunt, Air-oue Of tic
best housrkoepora in tho Htato. Those chiokeua
are superior ars!clo, cir. Thoy were raiaed By
my wifos aunt, s!s, and what sle doosut know
nbout EalsiuE cllckans aint worth knowing"
This popularity has been remarked by hlY Gus
tomess, aud they arc in tho habit OF commenting
On it qulto freely behind hiH back. The other
day very soleinn-lookinR Individual eutered the
stoTo sud, walking up to basket Ut eggs, III.
qured.
Wlst do yon ask for eggs2"
"Fittcon cent? . dozeu. was tho bland reply,
Fifteon centA2" exclaimed tAs melancholy
customer. "Nhy, can buy thom suywhero 1t
ton--bns maybe your wito's aunt lsad these
egEB1"
The owner OF tho hon-frni& hung hls bead,
looked thoughtful = moment. and replied,
"Iake 'tlu along II tent"
, 1875-04-02

n.ochcr 10 sand upon t,s falhlimens Of The law and
aH''' sii.a Catherine Deeehcr h.a Informed re,
when ruling with her In Central PARK, Of tho
rnlanry condition of Mr. Bcnrer's 1o,nr, anil knnw
tho ureat poncd Ind 1ses1 of }nat wst Lin l.nn
had f,ile.t to give ltr flod knows Il mt inn 10
cpt,lcp, him Init on tho contrary. hoped throlgl,
what hu Ind tlern, that all concerned would Lecnns
lie nrst1ca Of to now stensatIo they havo ict,,
conJteited To teontnn through refusing II do 20. Ami
now my n t.ttn IN tue hngiHgc Of Jesus, II tho
wnril hute yns for wlat yn ayG ,ohr 70 knnw iilht
It i,nri ma heorc Il atcl ynu for tlo 1artng thn
truth that UoA had given t,ttn dectnre, I" Ii y.
were Of shn wurh lilo work! woad love llia own, hit
BECAUSE SO ntc not NJ tte wod IL, rcfof tue worli
h1eil yon" n. It atll llae's ms b:fnrc you. but 1T
ht wntth AMI prHy that It 10 1t catnc n
John, That 'ttAGy hate! IN without c1u.r."
II Mr. l]co.ller ,tacR IN up thai hta.l let him
iuenLcr tint tho truth only fn,tn him rcr. Any.
thing eonrr1lci beneath e will afterwards bs ttaa
known lInnn tic llnIM.tpp.. We'll do remainder Tho
morning la Tie winter Of 137l AMI ta7y, rIon which
cartjaltn sent tn fcteis tD MF. MOalt.hA
toa irecIer, !lo t!otarcl t4o Tho messenger yaid
tl,at lo vt.,ud mi 10 Until clEne 1eIt alMc ut
lrcinrs tho carriage waited nutil Returned wien
rcspnle1 10 f'rc prct u 's4ayr Bit thu irc IN tho
river dst,not me ho ling That dtt nut .c l~msch
street Until It lats Thai Mr.. Icrclter, having
Eircn up nlr cnn,tng. hal snc. IN tin fare u this
will hc aay wcli he KarH upon the stat. M hss been
a,l elsewhere, that he ty. tni Mr. Tn t,1t Ao
nli,p Afatdun "slIaf wnfan before II would le posi-
Lilo fur ltn to be ilrIjeu3
, 1875-04-02

SOMETHING ABOUT l,ill ~ nSE wHo ESows ALL
HER FAMILY.
To the Editor of Tie Ch,snea tribune:
CHicAuo, April 1.-The Htatrnlent III TttE ErHDAr
TnIuuxE al out 1,cs-!e Turner In partly correct. Iiut
the writer having knoan llcr mother and all ler FINN
fly. r'thfnlly say thai ceRie Is related o
tho Mcl,ermotfs than AM. About thirty yrurs agn,
Nies Avery married IN Cu Jalnes II. Turner In
New TURK, Turner'S military sitln canr ,nost tIkciy
from Ills connection With tllo New York National
Guards,-not from tho regular army. This writer
never Raw lin, b,,t h1ways heard that he w.rs
~ fast u,an," nn,l moi III very aoal rcpt.e. lls
marriage with sf!SH Avery lrtiscd t1e, tl.rcr clIlI-
tre,,-two boys and uekEia. llw oil they wrru we,,
match unequal nnc, and tho wife n'isiacd IL
varco from lcr htifbani ,-sEc taking tho tWn ,oys,
a11 ntr!'igo to say. nc took n:esr, MD. after while,
Turner Hnya that ltttsle borl 70 snon after
Ills ntarrnGc slltt c wouIl not Irr,-in oltrr
words. he says sc Is nn i'lrR'tima'e c1a. Dcstteu
mother and of her hrotes reside iu Jersey City
This etnrr brother IL brad. Utaa,ca muller R,ltar.
qnen!5 married ssoch-hrostr, namcl Fo,ck trae,I
9nIlo wealthy, having Travelled in .uro,o c,,e ii
years before h!a sudden death. which took plaza about
waiting ior the New yorH irain -' '''F' "'
stated recently that ito faatlr used al ihcr in1cnco
w IT, ns IT., 70 % 60 on .a sn and Fss o nlntul
l,eecher mud Tlttan too powerful when lie eyrs
OF ali New York. brcoklyn, n,tt1 Ito world besc,
wero turned 10 the scanal Eofng there. Icsilca
psesio lius Chance. like Ton, Cool alnl others, It,
pocket good many dimes for tho trouble taken to
olast "Theodoro's" character, and thus provo the
defendant innocent. .
iessa;s ago is given ut % or q years, an1 ye. her
oro.her {vo ohs to knosy oates positively that ra
Church Committee, saying .l1o t1aton1 carried mo
ecreafEg from my bc to bin rootn" Which con-
trailctca III her cr1sE-c1aMfnatln. wrn Ac 9a! on
.o contrary s1e "saH fast ns!ceI. will caa sporic to
tacrsd ho truthfuiness Of her character mona will
deny.
Tho onsy moral Ia bc t1cr1ycd fron, this gr1s
position III this great 1nnr. rlila lies IN tue fact that
leasio was victim If TIC penalty tint foowB tho
sin Of tho parents leInR visited upon tho Children
unto io third aud fourth generatio..." DcRso was
hcr, learn tho lcssun That Through much trfnula-
,!an we must @ enter tr.o tho Kingdom of Heaven"
stcal abillice of high ORDER aa keen sensibillties,
..lmth trom l'"r mo!her.-sllo may set ngnrp III
fututs hl.tusy, other with th'~o rho have t,ccn
bessin. to thc.r rnce, or Chr9e tu tho hama Ut
woman "ss
, 1875-04-02

a re.poctabIo coioSed WIZ {amiiy II thls cltv b.ve
owned soctlou !1 tho co!orod cemetsfy during
tue past thirty yoars. aud lave buried il 1t sew
eFal OF thosr 1olatiyos. 4 fow days since they
wore Aston!allod and ti,lol with indignation upon
discovering that stranger Ind bean iats!rad In
the section. They immediately set to work 10
discover who WAS the t1espassor, and after dill
gent inquiry aaccftaincd tho followlngs It
scems tlst : coFtainvl}ob Moaaly Was lndobtoa 10
another Fifteenth Amendment wl.oao name we
did not learn, and by reasoll Of hiH lmpoeuuloslty
was unable to lialidate tls same. llnt Hobs
genius Mss 0aal to the occasion. Knowing that
bis creditor Was in search OF suitable sllos ju
the colosea cemetery to bury deceased relative,
no went to him aud offered 10 allow him to bury
his daad In tho seotlon sofortel to Rboyc, pro-
!ided tie debt duo by tho said bob Mas imlna-
dieiely cancelled. A bargain Vas 1t ouco made.
LOB Rot hla receipt, aud the dead stranger wan
buried Ia tue soct'on 70 Haica tha sfo1esaM Nol
lad not shadoT OF right or title.
, 1875-04-02
4 Ses,l in baltimore nav.

I7dHIHtUFd 4 1W{NtdN,
Yesterday Afternoon considerable tntcrcst WAN
crcatatl in tho neighhorl,ood Of the wlarfx NJ
Locust aud Fels' Iolnt " tue appearance OF =
at frequent intorvala ald dsport gully nrounti
until sUmo passing vessel would PASS nenr
enough to alarm Ii, when It would dive down
aud remain ullder water uI.kil it wonlu ho aafa
TO yontu1e up again. trom IIandasson'a anI
Chase's wl,as&a ia antica wcso Witnessed by \
large t.umber OF persons. 1t Eaa also soon ee,ty
Yesterday morning quits near tho STEAMSHIP,
ptefs II Locust Point. At frat 1t was supposed
to bo dog. but it's actions Hoot, disclosed lta
character. No efforts woro made to capture II.
ewing to tho want Of ruaanH for that purpose,
Montlop has bcon ma4so OF seals having Loan
seen in Chc.apcako Bay during tho last few
wcoks, but this ts the ilrst inrtancs 1olate4 of
cue having AprroaohoQ 10 ncar DAIttmQta,
, 1875-04-02

Ltff0jk RE fhrtS1,
lie entered n hardware store On Woodward
ayetlae about 10 O'Clock Saturday morning. aud,
taking Aeat by tho stove, ho bookonod to tho
proprietor and said:
.'s't down hero.-1 want to rncak with you."
lie wRH man who looked sA1 from the crown
OF hia Int to tho toes OF lfS boots. There wero
deep care-lines on bis face, his oyoa wero red
aud misunderstanding, md lis tatterod orercoat
was drawn In Mt the waist by wide leather belt.
"Cnn nc do anything for you to-tiay?" asked
tho merchant ~ lle ast down.
Tho sad man niowly wipol bin nose, slouly
turned around, aud slowly replici:
"sir. 1t makes mo feel sad when reflect that
VIC hayo n}l got to die u
"ies-um." replied tho merchant.
" Christopher Columbus is dead !" continued
tho Aad nan, md wllo feels bad nbont it-Hho
sheds q tear over bis loss 10 Is gone, aud wo
shall no5er SEQ hm 'rnosol You and l must
SOONER or lasor follow him. and tho world will 60
Just rho aAn,c."
"1hen you don't want anything to-tny ="
1uered tle merchant aftcr Il paiuful pausc."
weeplng over lis loHs Don't folks laf and laf,
aut don't tho world 80 on just the Ban,o7 2 Sir,
IT nay not 10 wsek heforo you and will DO
called upon to rcHs from, tho iabors Of this llfe.
"of courao we've rot to ai.." replied tho
merchant as no toascd STRAY nail over among
the eiehtrannya.
''Al,'rew Jackson Ia dcad," continued tho sad
man: II tear FILLING on Its haud. ''Its, Androw
has been Eattcsed, and good man has gonc
from among us. We're YOU acquainted with
hmi"
u believe not" wus the auswcr.
"Wel!. he was 4 flnc man, and many night I
!taEo laid awaks and cried to think that lie would
| be Eceu among US no moro forever. Yet, do sou
| hear any wallng arl sobbing? Does anybody
| Bccnl to cato cent whether Andrew Jackson il
dead Of living! Yon or l NAV DO tho next to
70, and tho world will ruoso on just the Eatns a.
| II Nc Ind never lived"
''1Fho world can't. Of course, atop fer the
death Of one man. no 1iattor how great" said
! tho 1norclant.
"Thnt's wllnt maIcs mo ea:l-that's why I
weep thcne tears!" answered tho HAIL. wrinSing
hiH long, peeked noBe with vlGorouH grief.
t'Nilliaia pc,lu IL nlso dead. Oueu ia great
Willie Acar some uile express soiFow. but as q
general thing the world l,as forRotsan William
with t1o rest. Don't tt mako YOU feel sud whon
you reflect that you will mover 500 lin nsaiu
Don't you feel like CRYING when you tbipk ho has
Eono from among usf'
II nsvsg have timo to think Of these things"
answered tLo merchant. fondting tho coal-stoyo
Blaker.
"And shaknpeare's gone, too!' exclaimed
tho man, liB chin 1uvcrng with agitation,
and wish. mud wish, but poor staky will neyer
bo seen moving with uH again They have laid
him away to eeop lin long sleep, and u bright
lump las boan extinguiHhetl fotesur."
"Noll. did you want anything IN tho line Of
hardware I" anaed the merchant, III le rosu up.
" Can you aposk Of hardware to me at such \
titno III tla !" exclaimed the Esd mau. "knoH-
is.g my sud fcc1iugA soeng tLese tears, and iis-
tctIinE to my broAeh yoice, can you have tho
hcart to try md force hardware upon me p
Tho merchant Ment over to his desk aud tho
sad nau "ruug hls noso again and went out.
, 1875-04-02
B&lIIMoRE's PROSPERITY.

H. eVtaH 71spFlEf8 ID 1HE EA1fa1a 3Flt4ns,
uaLIlhoHR, NIL, April l.-Tha eou,neEco Of I,sltI-
more, tho naw port Of tho Wsat IA rapidly ncrcaug,
iAe statstfra OF tho trade and commerce for March
si'9w that laa vesaca arrived from foreign ports aud
~ were clcarei TIN Imports Of coffee sigar R,,I
ma:tss 1an so "sse @ tSo heaviest for The period or
proportions. Of wlrat, CON- cotton tobssc' an H.
other - export products, tas yGlaa WI nearly
Ia M.an. The Eeoepts from ltuport autiss a
eoastwise trao H. aonriahing, Indicating that sooi
spring bHsinc.s ia belug d1ne. Thu EfaiH and lour
reeep: Ntre larger tlan Tor ihe Previous mouth The
railroads coater.ng IN u4lt,moFo aru making srrunno'
Ino1!s foF Tim construction Of additional sievatsfs
commerce. Ono million dollar ,las Ius boe,, IL,
lrortiasc u build new elevators and coa!.wharyee
fur That p.rEp4o. 'se
, 1875-04-02

Ita ra1is correspondent of Tie l.oDlon Times
.s Mf,'esI "Iho mint ts b'siy omployel ia coinIng
tho noW aYc-aaa tWonty-franc rlecos. The latter
are stamped on tho o1vetBa with tho design used
y nnpro ~ l7o3 TIloy represent tie Winged
uohlaa Of t!aneo engraving the new Cousti.
tnlion on tablet Of braHy; III front.,s tho Gallo
c. COCK. ana; M bean1, tbs Republican tasces, sur.
coins tue fasosA were surtuounted bv = Phr,rt.,,
eap' ant the inscription was .lstyas le Ia Lo;;t
but on tho P!aces now balnK stgucl thrro are oniy
tue T. words, Wosds ixPaosique Francois lhs ssycrao
10 sih'nl,gu M x!1h tha ordinary wreath aud tho
thousand f5ano tlooes and a 000, lg0 ;wsuty.irsuo
tiocos arc coined daily" @S
, 1875-04-02


nkrc1lrR's FIRST ACQUAINTANCE WITH MouLToH.
Mr.. Evarts-Now, a1r. Dceo!les, did you form
Tho acquaintance Of htouiton At the tino OF your
sl,tipg at Pago's Al don't know that can
say exactly that, mir. had aeon hm botorc'
but roally didn't know WHO ha waA until met
him there. ......
Q.-Yca. How Jil 1t como nbout ttsnt yon fell
lnso his company OIL sllat' OCCASION? A.-alonl'
hon had already Bat to 1'nao for sory e1co!'ent
l,loncss, and HRS. Titon lad been hitting ln!
ono alst, md soyeral Of tho family fr'o'n!a aid
onicn was ACQUAINTED VIZ them nnd NJ; 'ix n,r,,, e'i' r.
came ~ ono Of tho femlly thcn. tnlnk, lerhal's.
wtes three ne: e taT1 e stEstsr I si.v u s
nui Tho conversation war very plnatant 10 mt, aud
ercate,l zach time s!tatrs to ses lin ss'd'i.
O-D.l yot, meet him there NOR tlIh rtire A.
rc,ncnl o. oi,co certainly. Ny Impression Is ilcre
U-Sai Iid you And him tsisc att cluca.ed. calta-
satr,l ulunY A.-ier, str !; nn acute 1nan nf gnu1
rasher tlan IN nrtirt an, pa-sonaes foul, ap'aret-
q srof janacs isasscIi i"wel aud ssksleafca soess
Q.1And you found hSm III agreeable eo'nlmu'on
o.-Ani iormcd respectful opinion of ILLS abilities
anil ctilture? AL tl.
Q.-Sow up 10 lilo cd Of 1870 vas !tsst 'ue extent
and form Of your nclua!nsaneo With Aouon7 A.
Q.-prlor 10 Dcccmi,rs. 1870, Rad ynn in any way
formed ali acquaintance with Mrs. Aiouison7 A.
knew her M knew thousand lcErohs. scaing her In
naelsborhootl hut without being able to call her
nh s"u IT, robss as onsa n "'o q '3aey
church, whom know 10 he ny chursh-uen,besr,
V.-Yon recognize shsm MS bcnn n,embcrs of yons
conprrsatinl, and not I'eyont that7 A.-Yss, alr,
p.-T''at "a, III you knew or saw of Mr.. Moulson
ftl IL 7 kir ann tlnEu uJbStI {ifT's-|
, 1875-04-02
: pSRAlhl.


TIE coNCHA-JOyELLAn FEUp.
LONDON, April l.-A Madrid dispatch shyB that
anoug the specifications In Conchas charges
against Jovel1ar il oIo that, when CoucAa
was Cantain-0cucsal Of Cuba, hc had occasiou
to send Qcn. luqueline homo for insulordsnstjou.
Wc1l Tho hitter returned to Spain, Jovollar who aI
lEromo &ilnfhor Ct Var. approved llis cn1itct, and
subsequently fo1nosed him. The Government aids
Il dlsnls to cfend JovelIsr from tcso accusations.
An old 6panlah law prohibits tho appoint
hEnt OF Ati 01-(}ovGrnor Of q colony
4, any pn,c rost until formal inquiry has ,cen Ind
into s rast a1tninistratof II III mnlcrstood tint in
uen 1ovpltars case xNcl inquiry hns takon 1lacc
kttco hia return from Cuba anil ths ercunlstauco
may ae ,se ~ prrtcxt for requiring his withlrsWAl
from tue Ministry,
, 1875-04-02

HfTptFt 8THCTQfk1 EGH{fyH1EN.H
TIN king took his meals slouc, itl one OF the
largest halls Of tho pa!ace. II tho weather waB
cold, tlsc was kln1ed with kind Of claycuui
made Of tho bark Of trccp. which emitted no
sMoko, h,'t throw out delicious perfume and
thnt ha Majesty might sulIor no Inconvenience
from the heat. Acrecn of'amcntci with gold
md carved with figures of tho iGoH was placed
hetwcon a!ia person mud tho fire. lie was eoatcd
upnn low leather cushion. upon which wcro
thrown various roft sksns, md lila table waB Of
nlmlar description, except that it WAS larger and
fHthor higher, md was furnished With wliito cok-
ton clothH Of tho finest waro Of Chu!uIa, and
many Of tho Eob!cts wc1o OF gold and silver or
fashioned Of beautiful nhclls. ile Ia ssId to have
possessed couP!eto aosyiee Of solid gu]l but,
rs it was considered benoath klus'a dignity to
use anything at tho table twire, Montcxumn,
with nll hlh exssasaHancc, WAS Obliged TO keep
fase comprised everything eulbo Of tish, iesI,,
anu fowl that could be procured In the Empiro
or imported from beyond it.
lteaya OF oour'efs Wero employed In bringing
de!caclcs from afar, mud NJ tho royal tabie wa
oycrF day supplied with ftosh tiAh brought WITH
out tho modesn aids OF ice and alr-tieAt pnchtng
frop soa.coast more than o hundred niles dln.
tam. by road passing chiefly through tropical
climate. 70 tnAy form sosno idea OF tho Bpood
Will which tl!oso courlorn travelled, Thoro woro
cuti1lnE cooks among tho Azt0cA, md Ut tl,eHo
extiavagant meals there was almost AZ mucl,
varloty in tho cooking al in tho ,nattcr oootod.
saAaG!ln gives . most formidable tist Of roaat,
S''"o"t AAA b0lIEl4 AtNEb III 1htAtt l!sllt SHi
poultry. seasoned with many kinds Of hcihs, Ut
which, howoyes, tho most frequently mentioned
IL clnie:. 1la further doacriles many kinds Of
bread. all bearing moro OF lcsa coso rcsem-
blanco 10 tho snolern Mexican tottilIa, and
gu n'oss tremendously naned. Imagine, for
instance, uhon ose wished for piece Of broasl
having TO ask one's uoiEhhpr to llo good enough
TO pass tho totauluitlaxcalflla1uo lpacholl
tlon there ware taulaea of all kin.ls. aid lnAny
otllor curious ncssca: s'ci. ~ trog-srawn aud
slowed ants cooaod with cllfo but moro luath-
sono to ua than even such AZ tilnBo and streng-
est OF al tho strange compounds that went 10
MAKO up tho royal c5rtc, was QUO highly Bavosed
prepared that its principal illHroltens was COM
F'osoly diaguiaed. and yet lhRt ingredient was
nothtng eAo than human flesh.
, 1875-04-02

,,t,nou yeok 3: don't remember precisely, hrt
lave an Impression TINT aao to frntHl! ono Gf-
arlo weak, ether An esl!tnria or Htnr arttcn'
v they worn callel not positive about tho 'aatt
r4t II Ii my Impression. ....,-.--
Q,-Thai waa tlonnctt contrnct for reennlafJ COM
,e1.at!an1 Alt W.; ,-t,s-,,,,,,., !, ,cro,,,.
m In the terms iatj ,tnwr In tbs contract.
Q.-Now, from That ti.no onward. what 1ero yolsr
r. 1s:7 A.-WoEl, air, they wero rcry tnch t!tin-
hl,ol. There wasn coMacra!e .1earce Of cootness.
U.-1}ove, continued Ill thla tins prominent per-
uonnpe in Tic church7 A.-1Ia was u l,c@.hotlae IL
III Church. 1In was mot An active man III church IT.
fntR. -.. 49,.
, 1875-04-02

Tho Prefecture Of tue 6eluo has at preasnt
sipn xtth The burial Of the doatl,-namsly. the
substitution Of oamans cotliua for thos0 made 1f
wood, Iuo thickness Of tho shell would not ex-
Good tllree- foustl,stof IN inch, aud they would
cout about tte tAme ~ very common material
aud far loas than oak. The corpaos would, 1t IL
argued, bo luoro perfectly preserved, aud TOR q
longer period. aud al uephitio e3hslas!ons would
ba prevented. u. Ferdinaud Duval Psafso$ Of
nation to tho Council et HaA{th.
, 1875-04-02
FOREIGN.
GREAT RRiTA[hi.

An ArrNEcIATfvE ESQLlsnMAS.
LONDON, April l.-Mr. Chilltrs, 1t Pouefract, Inst
night, gaEe account Of h!A last American tour IIo
ninko In tcrsns Of high eu1ogg Of America and Ii
United etates. Ho thought 1t was probably as pros
Ferrous Is my country In tic vorll lilo ert,natcA
tltAt In tfy years II wntlI contain l5o oo0oM tu.
hattantst while lbs progress Of EnElani via noces.
Harily llsn!te!. Ie iorcby presented rsasunx Why
EnEand should soct friendship aud al1nco with Ito
uultcl Stateb,
, 1875-04-02

CoLL1Snwoon, Ont, April 1.-The eastern and
wostesn parts of this city completely hooded The
rost-Oltcs aud rat1way,rA;on aro inaccessible, Tue
saway track ts washed away lii several places, north
an1 so. aud tralns cannot TIL, within Iaf mile If
tho stAtionf. lMeEeFa lntll-ialn apl 5eycr,l rIncg
,iavo bcan carrisl away, Tue damage to properly IL
very great The sudden rise Of tho water Ii attributed
10 the oyaraowing Of Pretty River,
, 1875-04-02

rRorosED ECCLESIASTICAL. LEo1aLATloy,
Loapas, April $40 Il. n,.-Tha Times oorro-
sponcnt at Berlin tclcsraphs thu. Is Anticipated
That the oil laws forhiddng ncrcourxo lolween tho
lnro and Catholic Clergy In lrussin, n1crlt
mud that nle,aurca will To introduced wholly sUsst.
is,E iaIs authority In Prussia until tue Iol1 abanaons
h.a pfotchAlon 10 canoel thu Laws Ut tie Kingdom.
, 1875-04-02

Ct1vElinn, O., April Ill. ". Soblc. Of Merlin.
Connty, went IN the secohd National nsnk tIa city.
hi. aftsrnoont and drew nut *i,i4o While stani-
Ing at coanter counting lilo tnut,cy, a tIicf
named Joseph oulIn1ur, alias Culinr, Euatfhcd
the ,no.,ey and ran out Ito wax n,lrt,,.i
md captured after 'hort chaae, bnt l.'i ,,a,,4Hcd
turing hia Gign. 70 ra.. tho f'nay'" All accpnprc
t. be ai!ke Alen alias sLlnty SILK. and Janr, Cur
ran. alias "Iapcs." nnhltlnc -'"criy rt.i.ici in
Albany. n. Y, Allan srrt,ted. hut no muncy VA
r.Cu CurtrrI. 80
, 1875-04-02

4 FlNAfc1AL DIFFICULTY IN URUGUAY,
RIO jANEIRo, April Ia dispatch from Monteyjdco
announces that tho uruguasan chambcra hayo
lasscd dscree susnendIng tho payment Of
interest on tho public debt, md providing
for the redemption Of tho debt by tho ,sa,e II now
paIAr ut forced prtco. Il IL al.lo tint foreign re1l-
rsetares hayo rotosled against tho docreo sud tic
, 1875-04-02

ePes'a' 01spa'fA 70 57t CR1faao JftsHs,
JOLIET, H.. April l.-Tho Mokena clti1uns, Hhawr
ana Westm1lss. whose doublc arze4s and imprison-
@eht tof nj aAsan with iptent to kill young Farnk.
rotth an employo Of BIZ. L. II. Ctsycs in this city,
Haa already boon clrontclod IN Tue T4lnuNE sud Who
Wefs s'centy admitted to bail tn tic su,u Of Sla0o
Ncsa efnught heforo the Hon. Judge ae1lobess toay
tody. TIM grounts given fur 1hs discharge sFs tAst
tn1 testimony Of tho tlreo prisoners ayerbaancca lho
M Msaony u FtrnawoFth mud tho cIEclinstautal por-
.nas @ tas oeiendants !n this Will Immediately lnuR
s0's against l. II. dlayes fur damages.
, 1875-04-02
FACTS AND GOSSIP.


etLA ASoTAaa tA1TRa gaoN uIB,
' ~ ~" !os. Aad os March u b., another lettas
0ont As' woodruff, In the copss, Of vhIch ill., ..xs
have uayek hslloTed that Mr.. pAr,h.. So
sas t. deliberately deny ths a tsu Il "
ssasfs - tlat the relations lsx<e him Ind I'M. Wou
Nse ol k4at kaud 70 W sccunel fur ~ nIur In ~
= heyand tho tulhnsnt Of Tho Nv. aud ihsHctas.,
= t,a epa ~ sars saat Ar. l5echs. 70 sexsTu
eoetpa nt tho iuh,nsn ii lLs 1w INV snS ,ns ~
~ People at one and tho 1smo tisas but i'll II
9uts iAa fas than who have FULFILLED it. urgsd Nj
, 1875-04-02

tic temperate. For lnssance, II Tor s" o Wt!llo !
trawoa q peck o maus I" wcro substituted The
wofis 20 Wllfrid made cup nj taa+ +" no
ohlestton could 10 raised by the most fastidoua
tectosner.
, 1875-04-02

Hrrahuaa. Arrt1 l.-willium Iusler, conrict In
me Western lanissntssry Al Allegheny Oily, escaped
!fom prison ths .1osung, about o'clock, BY secret
'ns AamssH IN tho broom-shep until tlu other prson-
~ were locked up for tue night anu then making use
eH ladders used III tho aior 10 seals tho outst,,e walt
n lElsa1 uiiifor, tawever, proved fstal t4 l4 Ill
aaa eanK recugAsxea by ono II tha park police
ae vas captured n iesa than hour after his ssape
sna eona!4Asd to bin old quarters.