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Garf 5Gurt Sip.
(Scrtalt al q. R.)
(6rrtalt al u. R.)

ON rsn tpoits 9ister. SllOiOf %
Yairiot, Soptiriso &lnfsls Nntcmlt
til Yaris. m,peslts en- CORRESPONDENT
fsIssnbs Icminiisnisr al ham pan
Ssnnslisr rlse Gin. blanot huilic sr
frsmhapst nosIe be%iunbsrlise 90 In
xrssianie 8rsipcnb, Der a~nsaasnNs
Gsnsral Carl SdurB.
Oa HsuoIutionsu uobrre | 1S4s
Dor &intsl Yroissior psb uniperlltt.
tel / Bonn. % bars iterte eemotra'
tilfe MnRuslisr bepGssos bam I'll 10
ris.n at tass Sl / Striosn. San
bI.p fansst % brmt til at i'poss.
edurs bar iminlsrtip bsleissrs sno
Ytofssiorcn, o. bet lpftee.s BAN at
mn. Hippo % flpste Opsr Den fran
Re 8tGnole. 8intsl blsu fat i Srns'
fel, bpor ban maatts iorirroise Sfo.
Sans Qanrsm1no berte meo Beore
belle ON bans ulpftslise Sfl0bne 90
inrsap fsrs Ihiesninscr til Den prsu'
fife &saisrins, at bunsS tluins maatt'
blipe milpnet. Mutorltstsrne to9 al
lissusl intet Ssnipn til bette, laa al
bans @ennsr bapne rGItsn cp9lpst
Saabet ON bam. Wsn en- oar Del
bog, iom life bapoe forlaot BAN, o9
bet bar Carl Scburt3. Sar
fOrloo Yaris, t%rorieuos SfaIottst oa
fortlGet | 9aier, panprsoe l9le1 mo
Yreulen meo Ell 4lrstasle paa Gp8
Gen. On Sassn tlsssce ban III
Brco paa 2anpepsisns; ON Natter
lasbe ban 3iretasisn fra li9 % be
feste fine icrrise &ammaetsrs, So
Tiger, Be tpolis Sribscspenrsr,
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-20

bsIsbart % iluttsoe &infsl | fine Nr.
me. "Sse sr gosrs Sen Oa Glen
Carl ShurB. 9ao os MI omfapns
biuonoen snonu ensana paa tpoif
@rnno, % iaa ailtep til England !"
&intsl bar lite iitano til at iuare.
men brait / 8rano. SSaa Winnuter
efter pare Be | Baabsn % roeoe ralfI
nd imob Sfibet, iom MI bauce bsilt
tpbif republican, 6las. iom ct Sesn
poa 6jsntlenrelie os 8slfOmit. ga
De naaeoe Stlbet leneoe &infsl fig
bIes os i~ii9luence til SdnlB Stul'
Der % buiiteoe: "Min &One Os mine
8ern?" Sun Mt life Sio til iise mere.
ibi i bet naite Sisblit par Sru &inf.l
i lin Susbonos Mrms, os bans Bern
fIpuaeoe zig til hans &ne. 1Rin
MisiiOn er iuloenot," iasoe Den I'M.
&c SdurB. Seq baupe iuoret, min
tiere 9arer, at Sc ifuloe i9itss /
5ribso % siues iilbase til gbe,s
camille. Mit WaaI er, Sub uUrs
lopst. naaet."
Gftsr @ntomitsn til 0onbon Ifiltss
SdutB inart ira iin samle 0arsr.
bssau Jig til amsrita for at iese lin
9pfts, os itss s%ftsrbaanbsu til of
blips 8ensral / unionsarmsen. San
bapne / 5pritlauo sftsrlaot en- gam.
mel Saoer, iom Innstss eitsr at eicn.
ls jim flere Sen men bet sr life
LET for ct Rsnusifs at beige ct 9ano.
bpor Den pisie Sob penlsr BAN.
liaIb ban bIipsr isienfienbt. Sos 9pt,
fen par mso bam. Stssen belt /
@uuit bos Yraiioent 9iucoln blep
ben tpoif amsrlfanlfe 8sneral no.
nGpnt I'll ousrcrosntlis 6eianot pso
SuTet i Maorip, os femtsn Nar ii.
Ter bans SIust mso sinfsI. bsicsts
BON sanifs rOIis lit SrpsIano. Sn
gen prsuiilf 8snbarm popsbe at l9s.
&c en- Singer, emo lse en- Saanp
paa Den romirlots Mise9osr. Der
MI ium diplomat r%sprsientsrsoe Ell
al be lterlts Naiioner i Ssrbeu.
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-20

- On Fret / 0%crfibire pra'
pifere enaans / ct Iipl for Slins
De % ~bespnrte i'm Erapifsn mep
fslsenps Orb: "0ericm ale Wen.
METER par blinoe, bpilfet ierselist
Spn pilps Bet life rars.
0cltaire roife ensana Ell aus
ben Sfribent nleset parmt. "Oet
sr marfelist", iaspe ben 5iltalte,
rat be bar iaa bel en- Tenins
ON BAN, tbi ban flyer ON Dem,
at Dc er Ell Gbarlatan". "aa",
iparspe @cltaire, "oet ianpipnlisite
er pei, at ri besse taser feil".
5 Gan Sraneisfc sapes np'
fig ct Sfusipil, "Ssbaret", pep
tpilfen esilisbeb Der lepspss en-
Strrm at isfclo euft inp cper
5i1usrplabfen, for at be 1ilifebe.
parenps bepre funbe iatte fig inp
/ 6crbclpsne.
= Ssrselis ncf. "Ses traf
nplis Dor samle Ben DID,, iaspe
Ell Srlenper til en- Sefienpt, men
iss blsp sanfe f~prfarpet PED at
ie bprrpan ban par falpt iammen
til neiten insentins. Ou er ma'
ger % ies er mayer, men BAN er
masrsre eno cs besae to tiliam'
men,.
- Gn @ano efterloo pep fin
Deb en- meset flor @ialo. Gn
at bans 8recitcrer bemerfere !:
"San bar iaamenp taset me9et
at nit msp ls". "aa ia", iasre
en- Mnpen, "af nit mep". "Ses
Ter nu", iaspe en- llperfommence,
lcm bapps bert berss 8laser, AT
HiSnt man life fan tase npset al
tit esst mep up al @erpsn, iaa
fan man NOT tase andres Gcps.
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-20

Iife : Nesneu. On bette fer
omtalte m9r!sliSe NaturfGnomen
ltripes ben 30ie Marts fra Siten.
uif / 8oloen (Ssnomers): Snat sr
belle Gsnen Der blepen bebWffst mso
ct Slues Sanbieu. nebfuit fra 3uf.
ten. Ser lisssr OpsraIr Sue. cenns
iaass ioa9morses aanlfe 9raafarpst
al bett. Steu. Sieloene % Salsn'
ere omtr. lise isunt beoetfst. gn
8one Der paa 8aarben paa9nsoe for.
leosn Nat % iaa Stuen tsmmells
itsrtt opIpit siennem 8ineust, buor.
sfter Der fOm ct iterft Merfe. Oa
er nof Stepregnen neofalbt.
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-20
8ebaaelig Scpel for alpcr'

8ebaselis Scpel for alpor.
lise Nalurer. gaa Ell gus /
Boulevard be e'Gnfsr / paris
aperterepes nplis tiaeis "Gn imuf
Retfe 0arelier meo prastis ubs
iist til Ell meset beisst' Sape,
meo leprise Greer, prestise glOms
iterpartier os ct fort Antal eta.
tuer % andre 8unit9ienfanpe".
Sapen bar 8irfssaarpen Moni
YaruasIe.
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-20

De Yatriots Sfiebne. Yaa bsnne
Nauoe %panorecs SdurB trsbunprsns
Mils. sicnnsm Bpsr % Sterer, iiebls
rlssnps opsr fine Ylauer; Neitsrns
tiIbraste ban for Bet msite | 2aosr
o9 unosr 9effer.
Gnsuna blep ban itanbist al to
prsuiilfe 8snsbarmer, Der lpurets
BAN. buor ban ifuIos ben. "5ll
nGrmeits 3D." iparsbe Sdurb. "Sor
cu emit til at i%oriiene en- Saanofulb
Stiulnser?" ipurete De andre. So"
iparsos ban. "8sl". iaebs be, "tom
oa os iPIs os til pore Baratter. @i
bare illnoe at 9iue en- Dams laftsn,
os bin 9irsfasiss Sonsr pilpe bare
Os mssst tlsnlist." - Ost par uHll.
list al oilaa SoIontsrnss 5ilbup
uosn at pGfte Wistants. Shurt
mobio9 iaalsoss Sllbunst msb tilip.
nslabsnpe SiIfrepshso os ipiIsoe belle
Rattsn @alis oa Nuabrilsr for en-
Battalion tpoif Mlliter,Y oliti. uop.
ousst icrloo ban BET iarIise Sellfab
os fOrllutts lin Hsiie. 8ort eftsr nj
bon unbsrrsinins ON at &infel par
%fogflpttst til ct anoet Srneisl. San
pur nsmlis blsu.n iert Ill Spancuu.
huor ban bltu iat unber SensisIs'
oirstiersns ipseislls Spipn. - Gent
en- often. otter Der bar bIspst itiQe i
6aosrne, fierie en- Yoildaiis. eifor
lsr.t Of it9rt &ast. b~sitausnos az 4
Orosonsr. itpnpiomt isisnnsm gusn
Spanouu os bOlot uosnfor S9nailsf.
gn Sifcsr. iiert Sbsrit Uniform,
ites uooi &osnsn % began Is itrur
iii SiIsfirrsn, bpsm ban operleusre.
be ct @rsp fra Snbsnrissminiitsren
i Berlin, foripnst mso Oct eficisIls
Sssl. Sirsftersn anbnsbs Oct pig.
tiss 8rsp, DER bapes irIasnos Snp.
hoIo: "Gn inilb anlast Ylan er or.
saniitret / Berlin, % bpis SenIi9t
Ct al bsiri Sanger &infsI. &i last.
ia9s M Be Sammsniuornss 8cp9.
eeIisr % iorbsrsosr cs paa at ore.
itsrc Dem. Nen for at f%orsbpsse
muliss SusrfaIp bar Spsrbrinoersu
al bette yrsp, Sbuft g., Srnrs
til at mootuss Seres 6anae. busm
ban itrur oil lsbiaGe til eitassllst i
Wasosbora, bpor ban oil ailspsrs
ham til Den bsrpGrsupe S0ltninss.
Supsrner." - gitsrat bape Ieit ben.
ne miniitrisus Seiaiins, loo Olrstfe
rem for Spanrau 6ensilst cieblitfe.
Iis Den itaftsls alntsl u9ffe, ierssoe
for at ban bleu fotiparIiat belast meo
5srn % fert til Yoiidliisn, ioul
itrnI began zig puu &sisn til Mas.
osbOrs. lsniasst al Sbsriten % Tlrs
Srasoncr meb orasns Sablsr. Sels
Naltsn reiiie Be iau burtist iJm mu.
list, friifs Ssits bIsu pisbIitfsIis for.
ipenets pso busr Citation; tbi Sbsr.
items Detailing bar lsoiasst meo Be
maeiltc Orb: "8on9ens Sienelte".
Den ulpttsIiss 6anse. Der trrb lam.
men i ct Siprne al SOsnsn. brsr
iis Iinet ON, buao bans Sfistns
piloe bliue - Spoitlano bapos slsmt
bam % BET itjntsnos 6cnsisI Span'
oau bar pGrrs for bam emo Srosn.
Morsensn breo frsm mse en- 9raa
Sintsrcasnins. % @osnsn %itauSlsos.
Sb,riten BAD 6anssn at trrps no.
llnen at iise ct Orb ac!re Den ltat'
f,ls &infsI. 3il lin 6urnnorln9 laa
ban iis t9t pso Sefpltsn ; en- Saac
psntscs nosls SOB fra 2aub, % ct
Glib meo guscl1t Stag unosr Sal
Ielsn, laa i fort Miitano fra Stranr.
brspssu. Sanger uoiteots ct Strls,
en- Slancins of Saub % 6ortuio'
Liz A6ienAer O. min ifff min
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-20
JOrretninssfOrt.
Gan9fOrenin9en "@ureu"

- atb@loer tine re, ul9re SanAmseer
paa 90 clber4s Sall bpsr Maneal cs
Scrsoal @ften. @ftips NJ pasfpe Wse:
lsmmer fan rptaass Yeb bpert Wsre.
y. Anunbisn, Brel.
&. 8. Siele, Setretar.
Decorah-posten., 1875-05-20
@.S.Yafer
@.S.Safer. @bas.@ .gafsr.
General
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w. T. BAKER & BRO.
DEBORAH, IOWA,
s.@.9

repreientersr %neeenfaasnbs pslbefisnste
o. paalibsIiae @siurance ~Scmpasnisr.
Siffret sapital dug. LISA.
Saneaitire at Wantefer,
Sn9lanb $4,000, 600
Sire Association" at Bbilas
laeelpbtd, ga, org 1920, 3,09S, 69t
German @meriedn" at W.D. 1856, 900
~YsnulDlpania Sire, Bbilas
belpbia, crsanilsrst 1925, f,572,0 900
"amaScu", Cincinnati, >. 935, SOL
~St. Yaul Sire & Marine"
~gcrtb @eifern Naticnal"
at Hilwaufee, Wis. S95, Asa
at st. Yaul, Ninn. $4,000
"Sraeers", al @bicaso 10000
"Watertcpn," al @atertcpn,
81. .. Gas. 942
sentor famine gssnins icm Ss,
cprab ulbfabrifs. 3 fp.
, 1875-08-22

ToR sALE-CHo1CR FARM At GREAT BAR
gain. situated iu HicnebaKo County. ILL.,. miles from
M'nnebaso Village. 9. u. W. r. T., 10 mi!es from
Rockford; 3ia tcres prAric, uudet cultivation. we'll
run,: in ~ aSses t!'nossJ t s h o. oms .iso
onod ses II nno ~ RI hiehnxt
fsrm. n En-,har lii III. ~. ~. 1s1n.r Iii. h snId
rncsn snn ~ in. ,in" n m ~ - nsvn-nt onjy r
nuirsd Eos r.rtrirs ~ 49, irn.,rs ~ r Il SpA FEORD
fnekf,r1 iii ' A14-' - " 49, - &> '
= ~.e-s' -
/ E>OR SALE-OR EXCHASGE-1sNACkE FARM.
L improved running wa:of; within nes Of fine town
o. s NY p5s,aAuoaa 10y ~ nffs 7 1as m nhn. 1T
-; =, :; : - - =
land at QUO acres eul ivA.cd At 310 p3r acre
For further informatian apply Ia JOHN n. WHEELER
1t G. W. Killers othco vi LaSzlle.st.
-0D e. -, IN r5 W. 71iI FS
south oi The city with oxtr railroad faitiss onesp
t.r cash. GkOAGE II. HiGGINSUN, No. 96 East
Wa.htnxtou.st.
TOR SALE-OR EXCHANGK-A LARGE STOCK-
Il farm = station nuf acturing town, hours
rds from this city BY 4. PICK, No. 276 StAte-st.
-01 .T1-on EyGG1 ESS,-c,--7T.:oI; = -Eo71ITV n;
r Chicago cy property sov .erea good asmine lands
in Michigan. 4. Is. UONAHUE. LIS DsAthotu-st..
Room Is,
- 07;1 61 TI7E 7,c3 c707771 1i6
E'oH eAtn-tSh ~ 1ah nhol oAoCh AMI
oAlr5 arms N Ake Goahty G p ae:sa ~ acres eo9u
plenty ii T.te or osk during tha rouehs ot last ycs1
miles from WankeEau; miles from Ounce Station on
tno c. NJ Ii. Paul Kailway milo from Aourrnill; Is
mile post -oBco, schoolhouso choose tscto1T
on this aai within 70 Yuds OF haru For further
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-05
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.

The racing at Jerome Park will be the last
weather be favorable great assembage Of fashionable
people will be there to witness the sport
The first event will be a selling sweepstakes Of SIS
EACH with $500 added OF which 500 will go to the
second horse the winner be sold auction Horses
entered to be sold Tor 81 500 carry 7lbs extra; II
entered to be sold for 81 600 carry weight for age
If for $3.50 allowed lbs If for $500 lbs II for $780,
II lbs. To close and name at the four p NJ
to-day. The distance cequarters Of q mile. The
second event will be free handicap
sweepstakes OF S25 each, If not declared
out with $3.50 added, OF which $500 to the second
tons 10 be made by four r NJ. to-day. One mile and
thrce-quarters. The third race will be for the Mem
bers' Cup, free handicap sweepstakes OF $25 EACH
not declared out with $500 added Of which $l25 the
second horse. Members of the club TO ride Cond-
tons to weight and declaration Same as preceding
be free handicap sweepstakes OF $40 each II not de-
clared out with $500 added OF which 1925 to the
ond horse the conditions weight and declaration
same preceding handicap The distance one mile.
The ifth race viii be handicap steepechase for u
purse of $780, of which $500 the second horse; en-
trance frec the weights to appear to-day three
horses the property Of different owners, no
race; to be on the regular stecplechase course
For any of the two horses may DO en-
tered by the owner. The first race win take place
at halfpast one p NJ
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also as in Molieres days, strollng companies which
gave performances small towns which had no theatre
OF their own These companies an excellent
school for young artists who after they had acquired
a rowing reputation play at the Paris theatres
Every year during the fortnight the cafe on the
Rue des Boucheres was the general meeting place of
actors in search OF engagement The theatres, as
their numbers increased, found that the spectators
upon whom they dependent for their success had
increased in like proportion. Just before the Kevou-
ton all tho theatres throngcd, night after night
by the Parsians who cared more for the theatre than
any other form OF amusement This tendency Of the
French mind was observable throughout the whole OF
the eighteenth century and the origin OF tho taste for
the drama may perhaps be ascrbed TO the teaching of
the Jesus, who taught their pupils play tragic and
comic parts In representations, which naturally
pressed them with liking for the theatre. Nine do
Maintenon even, had encouraged the taste by asking
Racine to write tragedy for the Royal Institution at
ST. Cyr, also did the great noblemen and the mem
bers Of the royal family
The chapter society dwels At length upon that
peculiarly French institution, the salon. At this
epoch says Lacrox each salon had its special and dis
tnct characteristics the encyclopedias and the phlos
ophers the artists the musicians and the litterateurs
each requented their iayorite and particular salon
Conversation the amusement ut these gatherings
to the accompaniment of wonderful suppers and din
such as the French famous for. 1t would be
impossible to touch upon the many interesting
the volume is very fine and 1t is illustrated with
twenty-onc chrome Autographs and S5l wood engrav
ings after Wateau Vanloo Rigaud and other celebrated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-05
LITERARY CHIT-CHAT.

The 4Geneum Is greatly disappointed with the collcc
tion Of wordsworhs prose writings, edited by Rev
A. B. Grosart It says the editors work is sipshod
aud the collection, especially OF the correspondence
far from complete.
Next we are TO have a book on walking as fine art
by Alfred Barron, under the appropriate title of Foot
Notes" which the wallngford Printing Company, Of
Cincinnati will issue
The memoirs Of that red republican, Camille Des-
mouths, are to be translated by Mrs. q. Hoey.
Rev. DR. Farrar who the most popular 'Life of
Christi that has appeared modern times at work
in Italy book TO be called 'Studies OF the
Early Dawn of Christianity"
We are to have exhaustive treatise on Roman law
by Professor Hunter, giving everything In Jusnian
and Gaius with modern critical treatment in large
octave volume.
The memoirs OF the noted German Minister Won
Hardenberg being prepared for tho press by Pro
fessor Won Ranke :
copy of whtaker's "Rchmondshire, with Tur
ner's illustrations sold at late London auction
for f54 los.
.Lundy's Monumental Christianity" will be published,
by W. Bouton on or about the LIST of November.
will be uniform in style and appearance with Mrs.
Jameson's and Lubkes art works The book Is the
suit of twenty years of thoughtful labor.
The first instalment OF Bret Harte's novel, 'GabrieI
Conroy," is begun in the November Scribner The
hero is simple good hearted honest miner OF differ
type from that which Mr. Harte usually produces
his stories number Of old friends turn up in this
story among them the rreprcssbe Colonel Starbotte
Mr.. Ashton Dlkc's work on ''The Russian Power''
will be published by Macmillan & Co this fall
Hunt Blackett will shortly publish a volume OF
celebrities have Known, with Episodes Political
Social Sporting and Theatrical i" by Lord William Len
II the book attractive the title 1t viii
tanly become popular.
The fourth and concluding volume of Max MIer's
"Chps from German Workshop Is TO be issued i'm
medatey by the Messrs Longmans 4 Co.
Jules vernes sField OF Ice and Adventures OF
Captain Hatteras'' will be published In English by
Routledge & Son
Frederic Mistral the Provencal poet author OF
'Mreio" will publish volume of poems entitled
''Les Sabots dor"
Mr.. Frank r. Stockton has got more to tell about
that ''Girl OF Rudder Grange"
1t Mirabeau who first said, ''war Is the national
industry OF Prussia" and whoever reads Professor
Ranke's ''Neun B0cher Preussischen Geschichte"
will be apt TO believe II"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-05

cult and thankess task of pronouncing the compare
tive merits Of numerous rival inventors
II IS possible Lord Echo suggests Ia his interest
ing letter that the defects the lock action to which
referred may be due 10 the manufacture The war
ONCE open to for the purpose OF inquiry a. 10
the correctness OF his surmise on these and other
points; but | disinclined TO credit the statement
that the Horse Guards authorities have been prcudiced
against the sword 5ayOnct by its cumbrous appearance
when liked To the rifle. l would suggest, however,
that Mr. Hardy should pay to the Martini Henry Com
mittee the compliment OF asking the members
reasscmbe and take evidence 10 the failures IN the
mechanism of the lock They could also elicit the true
history OF the committee which condemned their
sword-bayonct the reason why our infantry Is now
armed with weapon insufficient at close quarters, and
several more interesting scraps OF information con-
nected with this subject l think Lord Elcho would
nnd that the length OF the rife is less by ut least
tive inches than the Snider Sir have reason 10 ad
here Ia my opinion that with the exception OF the
shooting power Of the Henry barrel the needs
proyemenL and is, on the whole, inferior TO the Ger
man rifle a military weapon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-11-05
COMMODORE GooDENoUGH.
LETTER FROM Mr.. PERRY GIVING AN ACCOUNT
or THE MURDER

LETTER FROM Mr.. PERRY GIVING AN ACCOUNT
or THE MURDER
The Birmingham Daily Post OF October IS publishes
q letter from Mr. Perry the secretary TO Commodore
Goodenough, giving some additional details OF the
lamentable incident Al Santa Cruz which resulted In
the death Of the Commodore and two OF his crew. Mr.
Perry writes: I'VE reached Carlisle Bay the Crag
Islands on the morning Of the l2th and my chief
myself landed in whaleboat, opposite small village,
followed by Two other boats in which q few officers
came on shore. The natives, who were all
armed with bows and arrows, came down to
the boat and managed 10 open what
we supposed 70 be friendly Intercourse
with our savage brethren willing 10 barter
the few things they had brought down 10 the beach
We therefore landed among them and went to their
village. We remained the village one half hour and
then man beckoned US away follow him around 10
another village. We some distance, but finding
the second village far away altogether liking
the looks q our guide nrst suspicion crossed our
minds, though expressed IL We turned
back, having no weapons whatever the Commodore
being satisfied with the apparently friendly feeling that
had been established, gave the order 10 prepare 10
embark They all went down 10 the beach
and wero IN or near the boats except
the Commodore, Lieutenant or Marines
and myself We three remained the corner Of Tie
village. suddenly man. who standing three or
TOUT ydTuS iEOu uFcu an arrow, when
struck my dear chef ia the lett side, We turned
the boats where our several flights Of ar
rows followed US. The men IN the boats not pre-
pared Tor this sudden attack and had their rifles
immediate command, and, consequently, the arrows
kept dropping among and around us until few snots
from our reyolyers and rifles instantly stopped them
bringing down natives aud dispensing the INTO
the Jungle. The Commodore again wounded IN
the head and i've men in the boats received
arrow wounds IN various parts Of their bodies.
The only punishment which IL thought
desirable 10 infct these wretches the burning
Of their village and my chief hunaucy regretted that
any oil the natives had been Killed My good luck fol-
lowed that day, and escaped without scratch.
therefore able 70 pass the time while going Oh To
the ship N sucking the COmmod0rcs wounds for il Is
custom Of these barbarans 10 poison their weapons
This possibility still exists and it depends the lives
OF the patients, although their wounds now appear
light THIS sore anxiety is the only which has
turned southwark again. that tetanus II II does
take place, may least have the cooler climate to
NJ nd a.
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II pretty well 20 himself, Notwithstanding the unex-
pected exposure By OF his countTymen; but II he
does send il forth INTO space II i almost too certain 10
resolve itself INTO boomerang and whirng back
with drerLncsS that hls practEed agility cannot
evade II is precisely the Japanese form princ
pie OF seldesrnction but may nevertheless take its
place IN diplomatic history a. Parkcs' hari kari
II will be interesting you 10 know that certain let
tiers from the correspondent OF the HERALD in 81.
Petersburg dated May 70 and June 20 have been trans
lated and repubshed BY the newspapers this city and
made the subject 81 many intelligent discussions That
Of June 20 winch especially relates the rca
tons VI Russia and Japan IS spoken Of with particular
satisfaction, although the views upon the single point
respecting the siratcgical value OF the La Perouse
straits diapuIed by writers who assert that they
speak from personal observation. The matter il sug
gestye from the circumstance that article written
in the capital 81 Russia aud published in New York
should thus become the theme OF debate in the press Of
the capital OF Japan
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KINGS COUNTY SUPERVISORS.

Yesterday afternoon tho Kings county Board OF
Supervisors met and passed resolution authorizing
the county Treasurer borrow $500 900 to meet ma.
tured payments and current expenses until the con-
nrmaton of the annual tax levy Tho memorial signed
by eleven members OF the BeecherTton jury praying
for compensation for their services as Jurors
on that trial was presented by super
VISOR Fisher, OF the Committee ON Law aud Finance
Equalization Of Assessed Valuations. The majority re
port IN favor OF che confirmation OF the yalua
tons as already assessed The minority report recon.
mendcd that the assessed valuation of Brooklyn Ia
reduced - and that OF the county townsFlat
bush, flatland New Lots. New Utrecht aud Gravesend
an equal percentage The reports LAID over The
county budget slos7s SOC, was also laid over for Qua
week.