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LANDGRoyE

We did not intend TO publish any
thing further in relation 10 the unfortu-
nate matter spoken Of below, but Mr.
Richardson claims the plaintiff right of
closing The case, which seems to be for
the most part a question of veraci,y be.
tween the two men. We are not per-
sonally acquainted with either, and know
nothing Of the merits of the case. If the
parties are determined to 90 law about
it, then LET the law settle it; but the bet
ter way, 1t seems to us, would be to drop
the matter entirely aud begin anew.
Mr Ed3or.-l noticed in your paper
Of the "a inst, an article by yourself, in
which you give Mr. Hiram Farnuin's
statement in regard to charges made by
me against him, for abusing his dumb
animals, aud which you give out OF JUS
tice TO bin. Now, thea, ! will say that
hold myself Ia readiness TO make oath
before any court Of justice, that his state
ment in regald to my approaching him,
when in his barn, is base iasehood,
aud furthermore | win make oath, be-
sides furnishing half score or more OF
substantial witnesses, to prove lhat my
charges against him are the truth, beyond
the possibility Of doubt. And still
further that the statement which you
have seen ot three Of Mr., Farnum
ueigbb1rs, good reliable men, as You
Term them, isa wonder IL tiis neighbor.
hood, and are lies which il generally be.
i,yel would cover mp a vast amount o.
NJ. Fsrnum's iuiquiiy. Now, Sir, a.
YOU have ont ~ justice 10 Nh. farunm
published what / am p'eised to term q
base falsehood, Is il asking too much Of
/ you to publish the truth, out Of justice lo
ne, aud thu, let the lie tan where Il be-
longs, aud then ieave me open TO the law
I which those charged with making ialsc
statements can use to vindicale their
rights. You viii see lh4t am willing
+ % be placed 10 spot where must stand
~ fsll, and son vii also see By the ten.
OF 81 ,bi- article, that il Is Of more thai
ordinary importance, IN view q laying
me ina huge lie Farther, i'll judge
rightly who 10 three reliable men are,
must Say IN AL caudor that have Away
aad the best Of reasons 10 expect bette
ihifg ffom two Of them, sud lhe iltif'
oue has been heard, not only by me bn
by "a ers, 10 say more shout Nr. far
NUNS sbuse % lie cattle aud horses thai
auy other person IN the community
rhiskiag yoa viii wish to BEL The biam
tan ia tbs right place, ! submit the atloy
20 sou for publication, and il you Shout
uot think proper TO easo, please ffwar
.it e. ms by raiun ma that msy hay
Il published elsewhere
You're, With fcspcct,
IirSEY l.. hICnAgDsoS.
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l,lranr..r to rnAstLnt,..

When you visit OF leave tie City 81
NEw lQRK, save annoyance aud expense
" carrisge hire aud s.ap sithe GRAND
UNION HOTEL, opposite The GRtND
ClN1RAf DEF0r II has over $50 eleaaut.
a furnished ro0iu- aud !. cited np Il an
* 5ense II over $500 as9 Elevator,
steam a8d Al modern improvements. -
European PiaA. THE kE> rAUKANIS,
Lunch Counter a1s W ie Rooms are sop.
piled wifh ihe D 4 lhe markets can fur
uish The curt { il rssHrpsseed Rooms
f0r 3 single 2 sot 4 - An6 81 per day.
rich sttes {. families prDp0rtions,ciy
low, ~ lbAi VISITORS u the ely and frAy-
eiefs cas- live more auxufiBuslF, for Iess
money, 4 ihe GRAND UNION. than II
ans other Grst-elAes iiose ia the city
Stages aud Cars pass tie Hotel every
mluule FOR al parts q lbe City. g.. d.
& W u. GARRISON. Mausgers.
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The only wnY % cure Nostivenea..

Avoid al strong purgaiiyo pills which only *
haust the mucous secre ions aud wear out nature,
In. HARRIsoSs PEmsTALTIo Loz lNaFa are jus
the opposite they fes ore The digestion quicken
be liver and tone up the whole system, thus cur
ing Dyspepsia, Headache, Dizziness Piles and at
o her results Of HABITuAL CONSTIPATION, he chei
cause Of ~ health, especially among women. lral
box SOC. Large box 60c., mailed free forthis las
price.
DIR HARRIs0NS ICELAND BAISAM,
a splendid cure for CouaBs H0AR-ENEss Lnd all
THROAT and IuNG complaints. For sale by Z
). HARRISON x Co., Projectors, No. ! lfe-
mont remple BogLon. and by AZ DrnILlsis.
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WaaHHFfl
ne naxt NHealas CaNmaz.zass tu b ~ Nifat
Am8ee q A ~ w& 81 ha88 a. kA n8Aav
srsa1hr. NfFt e. fktk 81 Faary raaf
y h HH4FE5E w
Aassstsasaa eha ssss. Ass4s, M. A. "a
Nskt&s4szisf .. siss.szas.a aa.h s.laaslse tfsa
iaE segt -. ~ II Bssae&
pE stNnNNS q II
va rAtgA srsf
sAfsess rsst 40. "a. q. A. a..
Mrfts 81 tfs1afa K lssa Hsa Fst IS a
Nss efei 4afssse rff@ taH@ aah
Csc H alssst1Ns Casate
erant Ls4xs. -. ia L. - g
Nssfs az sHa W. H.H svety we3 srs fv
4, Is b tt.a HfH
tewt s#tet stefv sA
hr9atrtas sreafla sf $3.50
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Economiesl new faod - q cents will
bus q package u Sea Moss Farine, made
from pure Irish Moss, which wiiI make
50 kiuds % dishes, such Is cakes, pies.
puddings, etc. 81 10 quarts Of fusiatd-,
jalies, cfesms, Charlotte Russo, blanc
mango, etc. Sold BIZ ~ druggists aud
grocsrs. ~
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Hundreds OF cases VI a similar nature cured
within the last year snuff and lotions gtv
only temporary r,het rna CONSTITUTIONAL
CAFAhLH REMEDY strkra u the root build
up Tho constitution, mabcsit nov, and driver
away Caiarrt and all diseases uf the mucous
membranes, and uer attendant pains anc
tchee pertaining To head back, shoulders
kidueys aud thrOat
Put, 81 per bottle Sold by al Druggists. 4
Pnsmpiet OF 80 pages, giving a Treatise on Ca
tarrh, and cDntlint mhumerabe cases d
cures s.pt free, by addressing The proprietOrs
LIrILEFlELD x 60, Manchester n. II.
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rGrERsBuRGH, n. Y.

Stolen from A. y. Hakes Of this
place, on Monday, the 9th inst., thirteen
fowls. They were sold TO Mr.. Allen OF
FuIton market, on The 7lb, by Henry Lit
tlefeld, Of Pownal, Vt. A.
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Tie slaAs AZ eSNatf sfiis'r' G''s~wvF'
Tass8sr ronipe. ans ihe rfospeais q :
tfes tgeaeaoe age fsgy geo3
we ate pleased % iesfp 1879 81 y.
T. Bsta Us beea fe .nssisd e. his eia
a. ~ msesf mhctarls e Eai ara
rallra
Fe8p lie,lga. 81 Hsrainstoe hss
5ea 40 mnsaae3 ~ tlC exam alag
emmffc - uamiustl9n o. lea. G N
isfoa. g lhe es3et.a.p ~ Wsst Foiai.
ro8 saa,au drappel dead "a Wales
ls abaui m O'Clock ga Monday slight
IA fEtaa vas Immediately called
aaa pronounced tls csasc of tcaib az
peal 49,
james Kelley a ,hls place, stouua
aasa abanl 81 years q ase was raa oFef
sad nHauHy kuled 80 The Conn. Nails}
Il H.. a. M3d0ei0aa, coap go Taes.
jaf mouias
rev d W Eeom pastor q ne
Methodist church, preached ayery abie
aaa Interesting dlscourse a ne Cengrc
gatonal church ca SUNDAY 70 e@ehaup
w.ih Eev ]. & johnson
Mr Aimed Conunf ibe popuiar ,,a
uan a1snt a. Manchester, was married
"Wednesday 70 Miss Mary L. yerdcr
daughter of y yerdcr, E.qp ofth..
piaee
r0NuyulE
Jane. Lackey Gu, BIS land ably IL
Grbbzm- mill, iha other DAY
The weather for The past week b.s
been cool, with slight frost, aud occasion
Al showers
Pain leaf has advanced TO q erni'
per pound, and mcns hats bring only L
caas aud boy. z, with the leaf g pas
for out Of that. What are wear, wour
aud tired children to doi
&C. b Williams and wife haya e
a5aed from visit % tbolr daughter ii
New York. Rsy. Mr. Loyett aud fami
Is have been on visit to friends ia ihs
northern part u the. state, but have now
returned. Mr. Allen, OF Utica, and Mr.
Barrett, Il Chicago, have been visiting
niepd. here Mr.. Snow, from New
4 Hampshire, has been stopping win
friend Morgan.
-1be frost hs. MOI Killed al lhe low
ers, and what are leit look more loyc5
Ithsn ever We have several nctabI'
Aoaer gard rs aud beautiful pecimeat
oi house plants. Among d, most baau
|uml are those Of Mr.. Morgan, Ms Grt
Ibam, Mrs. Newton, Mrs. Gac, Mrs
I Bolster, aud Mrs. TIL mptou. 4 SPLEEN
IdiJ boqac hud. r. wr> into lbe ebmcl
Ieyan sabbath
-fne scn.muntba meeting Il Noun
tain Home Grange was held last Tues
Idly. They lave al interesting PAPER
Ieducd rs 'c ladies', also premiums "a
yalion. articles The following is llt
I G.tas furnished a.; On noweIr irs
premium 10 Mrs. Lyman Bolster, seclut
lto Nr-. Thompson, third 10 Ms. Davi,
Gale; Mrs Cephas Williams, Mrs Eme
= aud Miss Nietotio, committee. firs
premium on con, Warren Sheldon, sec
ond, Jane. Kendall; on oats, Axlcl; o.
India wheat, 7. Il, Chamberlain; OF
buckwheat, Marshall Cressey; committed
/ kiddor Burbank, james Kendall anC
George Cumming; on gardens, fest
I Cpphas Williams, second, Lincoln Weth
erell; on potatoes, FIRST, Warren Sheldon
second, Mrs. Emery; on FAX, first, Nj
Cressey; on home made boots, DanI
! johnson.
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VIsTAk's BALSAM Of
WILD CH ERRY

Coagls, Caid-, Efarchius. eDtr
6asuxs Nf1gP. hbpspl GtDaH
lAssf Cosfs laftf Fsius ta#a
b stdf Elas ttE ~ p. tHt
lection - Ihe fAf8st faar- s1
spses3g hHd FsTrnAHe51 ea1sa
DH NgsfsG EsLsAN - Aii.u tataN9 eeH
does aat dr. a. e3Hga 40 aaf tH- sses
b-hlA3. a. T. gha cess ~ltH aani tes taa
l1ossus it e.esnrer tbs iuH2s ana
aos. thaa remafipg ~ cs8ss = lhe essit a.
C0AsUHPII0y c4y ~ cEkEb
by iiHeig re- Is 81 ths sseasI3 fsfs g.,
y uFayra y haaarels u tssamaa.7ssis - fv
eessrJ.
soas Reapiae upitss ssed so Eft1 ra
ihe sfapasf
See taa 81 b..ttis. large bsfees as
~ hErB fpaLE sUAt
Hosfsn Hass. reia ID 4Hastfs gsaefsl
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-(These items came too late ior last
week
-Df Geo. s. Me uen Of Boston iIist.
lands has Ioestea 10 this village asa pfae-
i.elng physician and s1rgeon lii, flee
e 81 tbe resfieuce Of the lata d. Barker.
We wish lin mech snrcest.
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: Ra.aa..sgl.sal "a - G.1fsefl b

$50 - 4 si-.ssghsSsaa Ia 20 e a. gfft lp-
tseg letgiaa f'f sie "a Tturssar q sslis
week
jade Arael3 {, si1 tsging roois Is
usr mnsHnas aBd Fsucfa'Y giYc' good
ss3isfseaaa
-Wm Cbasulrk ef ne Londonderry
wasisa miI.s il u.aklps sowa ass French
cashmere, dastfias su3 Sin asa eleck
aaaues
-JoAu S. GibeH car poPaiar booi
ana e ms3er sapsa8uss 20 SIS friends
sp4 paif5as chat g. j. fea33 % aiead fp
a8eas3 $50 So b.m geB
AA. Cani. tf,i i.ves anl l. daIsg .
good tduRla lbc mer5salle bu.ite..,
taslnF a3ie3 fBN liuc q ,esay INSIDE
leshas % Be- s.eas . goods Saeoes
" bin
0af ,ouu !. Alc,tel wi.h iramps
one e4flsd op % Msrdea lea nights
ssa. and was obBgc,l 70 leave part OF
bis clolhng, g. Use Doctors dog thought
thtt .aea a. be seeded 40 medicine
-Isy. M Cook from Ludlow favored
us with i Gu last sabbath afternoon and
spent go honr In PRAYER and conference
mce,ius. amer which much interest wa.
manifest. Several came forward iori
prs,er- Sc hope ibe good work viii
not step here
ARLINGTON.
There apps II 70 be an az usual
amount Of siekn $ ia this section ard
sefaaf ossas u Uphold fever.
lite recent cold weather has scattered
our Summer visitors like the leaves OF
autumn They wll mis- the pleasaatesi
psfl uf she year
Me irun that Or y G Pierce of
Hebron, n y has located here as
paciIcjug physician Ho come, well
commended aud wchape be viii prove
Iuable acquisitijn 20 the place
woopfoRp
IF. a Gleason has recently built al
addition TO bis horse railroad 10 Pine
Valley, extending TIA mile farther Into
lhe wilderness, mnking Lovely prone.
nale Oh watm yeuing,
-E Gleason has taken the % OF
SOD King Jhe saw mill tor the next year,
aud 4 Qlltthald and G W Knapp
have contracted 70 % The saving By The
thousand, maknz business qpije lively
fr .maii place
-Af,w mcrnig sirea lie quiet Of
our ueigliborhood was broken b. ho Us.
corianl voices 81 TWO angry women,
WHO eaIdc.i their eighbors with re,
view 81 each other, iormer character.
which, WcHdis io their stories, were
Iuone 100 eond III tie evening the
wodg cinie,t WAS agaju renewed with
Increased yigor, chip. and sticks Of wood
PLAYING prominent part F1rloua'cly
thure wcre 10 ban b,okeu Such COZ
duct On tbs part aftao women l., e. Say
tie least, asarace,ul 10 Themselves ana
TO their heretofore p a,etal .ed3nent
/ Oar Of regard 70 the feelings Of some Of
thcir friends, we suppress the names OF
tie parties this tine But il women will
I fight, wettink uloir nsmes ought to be
1 known.
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SUNNI " Side
CAPT. FRANK TI.s8N
THOHAS POWELL,
CAPT. r. %. ABRAMS

CAPT T. - ABRAMS
lhfuagh . iskets and baggage checked Is New
York from ali iucipal stat0ss on ieusselao.
AMI sarat ga, lroy and 30 ton. Adirondack and
Central vermont hailrJads ana Conn c,i ms, and
on board Lake ChsmplAin Steamer.
Huds hiver Rsilr "a fickeis taken fur pas
sage. including state Room Perth.
Fare by this route 20 New Aofb % - esa han
by Railroad, and 81 20 less thaa IS 4 ohtr line
Of steamers.
AsS fr Tickets via "CI iHENe III u STEAM
Il )AFo." Fsrel wef than by gav other route
sh p u y0nr Freight VIA tlfl/EA'S LINE.
Lowell ra IS au qucher time thaa ny any oihor
Line
W II HUFCHINS G W HORTON,
Geul Pa ~ Agi. Con kg'g Troy, Line, y. Y.
i2aN
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kfv easfs n ickae.s 40 reported
its ioWn.
tfr. n, n.,rbela,r ~. zone +, lley.
.,sH 49, III vi.it Is I'M. .on
! "
= ~ ~, "a s '
wy q ~ 's
0ut village aaa1l commenced last
aek AoHdaF lhefs me two depart
meoi. ahe iaaaht ~ hiss axe Pfaa'
tac rtimal5 w Aiss laHfa ilar"aod
W y Duuoa ann fui,g d
~cas 3 Boston, 10 embark oo 90 SLIP
ta William intending % go hl AZ
tie Islands af Elal atd ST. Michael, q
Figs Azores ereup or tLe hercll % hi-
l,a
f.t.,...fata.t.ra Pseir ga,ral.
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The long dreaded pest which has
been making It's way east from the Rocky
Mountains, spreading dessolatioh in its
Shiny path, for the last ten years has
finally made odgment in Rupert the
present season. The genuine "Simon
pure Colorado potato beetle Is here
And be is no counterfeit lie can be seen
now any day 10 potato field Of Q. f.
sheldon IN any quantity sufficient to sat
jsy tho most skeplical. His introduction
here was TOO tate Ia the season TO do any
material damsgo to the crop, but from the
indications ana from what we learn Of
bis history be Is making preparations tor
vigorous mpsign tie coming season.
dow be VIII stand the rigors Of q Yer.
mont winter Is somewhat problemaiical
but he has tie reputation Of being .
.aongh cues
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Auru,t CLEVER.


The m st miserable beilgs ia he world art
those sun ring from nyspepsia and Liver Com
paint more han scve II five per cent I the
people ia the United states are Athlete With there
two diseases ard their acAects sGch as sour
stomach, sick Headache. Habitual Cosuycness
Falpitatiou Of the Heart Hear burn Naier-brash.
gnawing and burning pa ne az The IL 81 iht
stomach, yellow Sam, , Dated Tongue and lisa
groosbie taste IN the N " coming up d foaG
after eating low spirf &c. Uo "a thc drug store
Of Wait Har Manchester, or Grover, Use
tory Point aud get a % cent bottle ora sample
Bottle f5r 10 cents Try Two dosts ~ re-
hcye son.
sano Corpora be iifuenee 81 lhe stomach 81.
the brain should be carefully needed 1T the
stomach BE- 10 slight degree die ulbtd, and tAe
entire nervous system becomes a suite or, BinC
the omach 20 . healthy one, and ihe unrYous
machinery promptly rtsumos ~ p@fcat running
order Happily here is no Necessity or any long
dlsarrangcment Of he functions Of the stomach
since ii AgERs PITTS We bavc 70 perfect 3 com.
buat0n, admirably adapted fT relief hty hsN
God tho res Of years ana have exhibited srqm.
schic properties most wonderful. Their wise Use
by keepiug the sys.rln 10 perfect ord 9, promote
iaug vi y, aud wha e fsr D ttof cnsg'rs he inl
enjoyment 81 The tlHe spout he Sc. Va asa hen
and know heir value florence tkBs Houeer
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rs7oHr rorsr

--Iae second qaatefy p cote q ths
meeting 81 ,as NJ + Chafea VIII e bells
sert ssih "a o'e'egs ~ m Tue fvi
oss wlll be eoudseisa by L n. D. Wat
soa. Petsidips E1eF, narliaztou Die
iflet.
-As announced lssi week. afebHRt-
meats bad been uhae b Rsv laei Ma
la ard g. A. Adams wiih ST.. Leroy
Bousn. aod ihe gscuad. sve taade
ptsas co iae meelioe bus shea Re ine
81 service arglssi ,he gate leAaiue g tha
gfass VA f4gaa @eked. therefore IDS
grove Il Mes. Tun.e wss secured aH8
ssgsloes eommenusa thsse ga Wedaef-
dag Al l4 3. m go 30 ooHs.uue
daglug Tbafsday ASA Friday Manipe
ser * 81 q. 50. saeruo0u seN.cs 81 8.
evening SERVES 81 As4sms haa 81
TITS iesflvsl pt.ea eamr q last sai-
nrlsy tseblng ID Adams ilaH - "a
hsneai 81 ile EFsep al charet, wat !
cry enjoyable saauf, and We hops q Re
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r. tiH1sg z 'fE kn.p d08 3 esteemed
ritltet Aeff iast1t
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-Farepaug ~ great show is billed for
ttis paee slt a.
TON ssoii, tae greai raiifold ling,
ees rs u3u l4.l ntk
1ha0 afe So present tigleeu 69ari-
cs. :, tbe Hotel % Ni}iaxiou
Tie "knick." J1aR get single
y IS Moth AaAms !asi TnaFslay.
We lcarH 0f sore imp r.sag rsllrasd
Changes iia are sNoa F. take pIaes
Col. c. H. joyce has ji.l returned
fgon e. 1870 mouths naoaiisu much
faErosed ia hfsaa.
TIE Csaaiy Coan opsaed ii lAi.
iase Tas3sy, Ihsg bass q larSe dsck.
g SD egpfa 4 long term.
wssb'ag rs ceslae eompsnF 80
dld ~ lea seuie 81 &c gfeat ars ia
Ms3tlthurf- 10 Saturday last
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rAMLn

slight fosi visited us On Saturday
meh
pua'oes arc selling n rs aud 80 cts
and Macy are being seut 70 market
- Covuis about CLOSING his knit
dag ml tor the iime being, be says il
does 40 pay him.
AN wishing . scll oak timber Wilde
well 20 al upon Nj. Diamond, 81 the
old grisG Mill building
Tle FttnhHs y. 3. G. beat the
Man.ytas II 3idlleloen Oh Us grounds
ofue latter, ou saturday lssI, tie score
uan5iee g So tie Ffsnk.ins q Tor the
Meujyers
we afe pla-ca % notice tho inn
prysments going ou ID lown % lbe way
% bulldog and repairing The most
prominent being tbs ueW hod,o aud barn
Dctansiag Is SIR Feed Weed, g being
Gus q tie best situations 81 town, and
Pad h4s spared DO psius 50 make g s
doe p,aee iar sct aud "b.fl7
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IN ID q Gif1eIt qgali iss. n tbe folloR a.
prcet GHefeg "a cfs p aaSous:
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aag- Go O. Ames II you wish 10 see
the best stock 81 Ladies' MISSES aud
Childrens' Shoes Buy toe celebrated
Farwell make uf hoes at
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The camp meeting people have a
larger number Of tents up than usual,
aud everything looks well for success.
, 1875-07-18
The Tu3ierfe8>

Paris Correspondt11es Phakadeiphta Tt:fa1apA
The Palace OF the Tuileries is positively 70 %
recons tructed, and that ~ speedily - Poaslnle
or rather as soon 2s the necessary preparations
have been voted BY the Assembly. The p1eseas
project is to rebuild the ruined palats
that is, with the Pavilion d Iaot!oss
in the contre, and united to 10
end payilious by lateral wings. Tie line OF ths
palace, which it APPEARS was slightly Blant'ng N
the old building, ia 10 be Strengthened. Between
the palace. properly 30 called, and the Pagliona
Of Flora aud Of Massan. terrace raised On a
open colonnade is to be constructed. Along tbs
whole length OF the facade fronting the Champs
EIysees q footTay ogeE 60 feet IN width IL 70
be left Tor p1omanaders. Tho SCULPTURES faf
tho facade are already in progress. When tn"
.sncd, the new palace is to be called the Palss
des Arts, and the present intention OF the II.
thori:ies is to place therein the Ga1les1 o.
paintings now at the Lu1embonfg, where Il =
badly arranged for lack OF space, and Is more.
over too far out OF tho way OF tour
ists and rransient residents in Ps1la
II this project ia ever really ct1rtea
into effect. the result will be great gaia to ~
lovers in Paris by thus concentrating tho ~tfsa-
sures Of ancient aud Of modern art under: sns
roof. But will it ever be accomplished 7 and,
cced.ngly slow, aud at the ratio it took them :, =
reconstruct tue Colonno Vendome, y r. r.
take at least twenty years to rebuild no
Tulleries. Meantime, Henri T.. or S&po,,.
leon ~. or Louis Philippe IL may step in, aoo
then away wonId go all hope OF seeing tho neK
palace dedicated to art. Among other plans los
renoyatng the city, there is talk OF tearing do.n
tho splendid ruins Of the Court Of Accounts,
which are stuated on the Other slde OF the setoeS
aud which noble building, after five Yeata u u
roodass expoEure, still fronts tho sunshine ~
grandly as IN its daya OF proud perfection
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-are y much part ct The great. citv "a III. :.
called sunnyslde Is Of London-wo shon1a ~ ~
into pltco as the Eecoud city ot the World ,sp
show population tvo-thirda AZ large IA r.. saa
thegreatest hive Of human beings he hiatcr~o q .
the cities Of the aarth:h has eTar ahown-LondoooE "
We are away ahead Of Vienna, with its sSs ~.
inhabitants. As given ID its census OF lSs0 -
pr cant lsrgat thAn Berln with It's 7u2 nv "
comes up to Liverpool WITH SIT, SGT iuhahit,n!sAa
enumerated in the censua OF 1870. o. conss.
these European CITIES have grown ,i,ca ~
dates OF their eensuses, 5ut name Of than "a y
greatly a. to deprive New York Of it's n..s. ~ ~
the sscotid city Of the world in population Il = =
counted in all our chlckeas. n
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death of Abbas pasha, and the accession or
nv Youthful friend. tho intelligent aud SYM
pathetic Mohammed Said. Iqaickly descended
frcm tho building and hastenad to write to the
new Yiceroy 70 Congratulate him. l reminded
him that politics had given me leisure which l
ehould profit by to 70 and offer my homage to
him % soon Is he let me know tho date OF his
return from Constantidople, where he had TO go
to racsiye his inyestlture.
On arriving at Alexandria ia October, Ii. de
I,esseps was warmly received by the Vlceroy,
who being about TO proceedto to Cairo, invited him
to accompany him. The journey occupied
Twelve dsys, no railway having then
been constructed. ID. do Lesseps availed
himself Of the opportunity OF unfolding his
scheme; but he WAS not without m1sglVlngs'
for h1ehemet Ali, the Ticeroy'a father.
when caral was proposed to him. declined to
sanction it, apprehending difficulties with En-
gland, and said Pasha had declared shortly be-
fore his accession thRt, it he ever becamo Vice-
roy, he would pursue his fathers policy. He
listened, however, With tho greatest atten-
tion, and said,. II am convinced. accept
your plan. We will discuss during the rest
or the iournev tho means OF carrying 1t out.
Itis sattied thing; you can count on my sup
mort" Ii. de- Lesseps thereupou put the flnlsh-
Ing strokes to the statement he had been pre-
pairing for two years. and on reaching Calro the
Vicerov informed tue foreign Consuls Of bis ln-
teution to promote the canal. He directed two
French engineers in bis, servlce'to explore the
Isthmus, and they reported in favor Of the
scheme, which thenceforth, however, had to
contend with diplomasio and pecuniary' difficult
tiea.