, 1875-03-28

petratad pnt dis ringing EOnea hfe heatu In CO.
| nuuciation. There arc two or thseo little thnrs
| nov awaiting his attention.-notabiy casa
! whersin . magistrate refused to admit an Atae.
| ist's witness; legal stops have already 5een
taken to compel the magistrate to do his duth
bnt the management Of further proceedings viii
OF course, now fall into :he chiefs hands. Vs
owe il to him that tho Government dare not heine
forward in Parliament this session proposit,o1
to pay tho Prince Of Wales debts Waen it W.
suggested last summer, Mr. BradlRugh wGota
deuouncing tic idea, and lie then gaye le:t1,s
on Taxation, aad. seeing amid the crowd sona
euissaries from seotlaad-Yard whom hs chancsd
to know, ho bade them SO back and tell tbeR
masters that ho would raiso every town in En-
gland against tho payment, and would teach tn
people hov they might legally rafuse d
pay. Tho raeuaca took effect, and p1s-
sn:ly Ts e, we're Uso, informed hn5 a..ha tha: F.
debts Of hor august soa. So thipss go on in F.
gland, and Government dare NOT lay 6age1 On
tho man who goes shout through the coua:zr
teaching Republican doctrines. and attacnugths
reigniug Royal houee with pititess B1rca.m md
sco,n. and laying broad. md deep, and 1.n, ths
foundations OF tnzt future British l.cnu5jc which
we hoEe to see rising Ia solemn beauty hefars
wa die. Il is tho passionate love OF the peopdp
which snci.clce him with defense through
which the Government dare MT break; sItcno Il
not town in Eng!snd which wo1id net r.e IL
summs it ha1r of his heaa vera touched.
Wo are little puz2:ed-ae English Eepub
lioans-vny your American re1reaentativs II
Madrid should haro welcomed the nev boy-k!pG
Don Alfonso, will sue.a oyerflowiug anl exps1-
sire cosdiaiiti. lit. Caleb Cushlag appears to
ba quite charmed to ace E roprcssatatirs Of
graduates the lad with such fa.yor On
bis secession shat ho qu'to outdoos tie Ambss.
aade1s from monarchical Countries Tha
Exansinsr very naturally Eenarks, tba. "Thia
gratnitous exnltaiou over tlo downfall of Rs
publican institutions in Spain eau hardly o.
pross the faith ana hopes OF tho American peo.
p'e;" md English Republicans do rot ted
grateful to Mr, Calot Cushing ior thus casting
public slur on the FREQ Institutions wh,ch hAse
uado his country glorious, and Of which ha Il
Eupposad to bo tha representative. Iha R.
public in Spain wns ce-ta:nly Only w1osched
pa,oly Of Republic, but 1t ul-heets ether r.
putlios 10 rrafer to it monarchy, nhica ~
set up By IN army, aud is now cherished by tia
pEieEis- = '-~-.
SEroIIsM.
4 little fuss Ia going Oh in Goyaramen: e;sc3ea
about Ill official appointment which uaa m1da
by tho Lord Chamberlain, hut which Ind 10 b
withdraw. Tho Cham! erlain appcintad young
relative OF his own to tina post of 6e!geauts&
Arms. which is an ot!cs of some dignity, Nd
is worth Il. 400 sterling G year. in eddt
ton to d rasidonce, Tho Deputs~se:zesnt
always succeeds on tho death OF retirement :.
his superior officer, aud IN this Case this Deprr,
4 Capt, GosEett, had filed tao post Of Deputy
for no lesa than thirty YEARS. Th9 Lord Chaa-
ber!a1n did noe consult the Government. hr4
gave away the poat at onco TO Young scicn q
his own family. Meanwhile Mr. Diraal h.d
appointed Capt Gossets in Que course. u
the post was then. in o.der to smooth natter
over, declared to be still vacant. In fen
hours SEQ monahers Of Parliament had aguedi
petition to tho Queen to reappoint Capt, Gossets
and tbs Lord Chamberlain Is hGsly biamcd ta
his eager nepo.ism.
LITERARY CInc.Is
cre somewhat dull just now. 4 novel h b
press, OF Mra. AIillicent Garrett Pavcett, tn
abe aud talented vito OF Prof. Fawco.s, A-P.
for Haclnsy. ono OF the most trusted leadsn
Of the Radical party: its name hAs not ~
excited about it. 4 hook will also be published
shortly On the position Of wcman setting forth
many new doctrines on the subject,-4oms d
them being OF somewhat mystical chars:tN
the femaln element In Nature III
book has boe3 In preparation for the last tocs
). Dalton, Judging from portion Of the NM,
aseEipt which has heeo submitted to me, stoau
say that tho work is likely to oausn oona;darshs
sensation In literary circles.
On Sunday Afternoons, in 6t. Georges Hal |
London, larga crowd assemblies, reok aha
week, from November until May. to listen 70
SCIENTIFIC LECTURES
rom the great leaders Of scientific thuu2sa
Among the working classes no power il 70 grssi +
saving the personal influence OF Ch'da
3radlaush-as that welded By such ~
IS fsots' Huxley. ChHosd, and 1gndA.
.y9daus lectures are eagerly listened to aoa
t Prof. Huxley had time to devota to fuca
noor. there 10 not town IN the country Hata
sould not try aud persuade him to v1a's It aoa
Eel1ver lectures On the mnst hbssruBo scanea
ubjects.
4 very clever and amusing /
EXPOSE OF sr1R1ruALt.n
- just taken place Mt Birmingham. TT
ead!ng aecularlsts there took it io;o tlsa 4
leats-boing moved Thereto by ths sefn'
i evl-to Try and produce "maalls.1s !
lons." They wero margeious1y successful !
nd the apiritual,ata reioiced exceedingly; b.
!oid two noted secu1a1ista ware becoming NO
iums much praise was showered upon sech
srism Tor its noble efforts to discover truth;
he SpiEi:uallAt camp wore great feassinss, ~
ettarE poured into the city papefs, fs,-aiase1n'
ions on the triumph Of the ne" religion. s7ee.
aeats were ahoTered from the ceiling, eggs am
nd oranges we're slipped into the altEe.
lssped hands; flowers fell IN efaRsaa
oods; writing was traoed On mao!
apers :; cocoa~nut, recognized BY
|piritnalist ~ bis own veritahla propes1 +
7ao transported from the owners house 10 tan
Fhere the spirits we're "manifesttpR." Ncrefns%
uch tests been submitted to as those allo.eaY {