The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-06

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Mr. Motley has arrived again M ,bo
Hague. lie Is. with his two dlughters the ones ~
the q ieen OF Holland, NJ her country seat ah, 80
| ten Bosch" where they will stay weeks
"A variety company, styling themse,vo.
the olympic Novelty Com NATION" erhlp,ted u, u,
ford during the week. sno advertised IN ,nse,s.
BY parsding up down the street in full stage 80
tune during the day.
Bessie Turner is not in easy financial
circumstances according to che Boston JournaL winch
also says that she received $1,000 on the book Sren
in her name but has er ended the money while seek.
log congeni,l employment
Mary Montague of CRANKY, Mass. aged
seventy years, has for third OF her been diligently
searching out her gcneaosy She ow says triumph
antly that she has est bshed twenty nfth counship
with the British royal family
Lord Lytton had n narrow escape the
other day In India whi riding M1s iobra h, h,rse
SHE'D aud fell over the k1ud Fort nstey the proci-
pee was not very steep. but the Vlceroy rolled about
loO feet down. though he ESQ pei uuhurt
"A Connecticut woman claims to lie tho
mo economical housekeepcr living. She las oe-n al
II for forty years, anu has just commenced ON her
second paper Ot p'ns She hbs also used one neeula
almost caiy for tn past twenty-five years.
The winchester Arms Company, OF
New Haven turned out on FRIDAY last 1.O4oOo0 shells
Tor the Turssh Government The iext diy they
packed and put hem all board the King Arhurin
the harbOr It required 1900 lbs brass Js IONS pow.
der, and "a tons Of lead 10 maze the sh,hs.
"A correspondent writes that Brevet
Brgadior General Charles :. Mercnaat IA the ola.s
officer IN III" United States Army. being 81 Of ago
agar oder than Gen Bonneville Of Fort Smith lilo
grs duated from wesi Point In 1914. During the late
ciyil war h. was stationed At Fort Washington.
Jennie June says in "A letter that VIM.
Blscx whom she recently met IN tins city. dark.
slend r. young almost DO, sh looking man. witha quc k
movement ana dark ewes, that oo& capable Of very
keen observation though hey concealed somewhat
by easses for, Ike many literary Journal
sts, he is near sishtei."
AT the Hartford races young negro
wen considerable app, use tv Initiating the dihereat
movements ~ horse IN trottne running. pacing, &c,
the getting Gown his nds and feet to do u.
white who tried to do II failed, and was Igno-
miniously reured amid shouts Of Take him to thu
bsru." d" Rule him on &c.
An officer in the French army has re-
Gently died who had met with Abd.elKadrr on tho
baIte.neld with. ut attacking him, which he might
easiy done Being blamed for this afterward his
reply was, AT that time wa out second lieutenant.
Had killed him The war would have been over and I
would not nave been captain now"
Field NJ lrshal Wrungel, who celebrated
on Aug 10 At warmorunn. In se,iL the seventetn an
niversaiv OF MS entry into the Prussian military
wee. received from the Emp sro- william cavalry
sword. richly sdorned with brhapts. There was no
other distinction available, a. the Field Marshal was
long ago ed with all the highest orders IN ths
gift OF toe Prassian crown.
Israel washburn. who died at Liver
MORE Me- Frioay, aged near s3 vas the father ofa
famous family. Israel the Oldest, is Ex-Governor OF
Maine Ehu. the second, IL Minister at Paris g. c. tho
Ihrd served ten Yeas n Congress and is Ex-Governor
of Wisconsin, fourth has tor long time. been Min.
sier 10 Paraguay another Is prominent In Minnesota
politics. while two others less known citizens u
Maine.
The Governors OF the Chinese pro-
viuces the coast received renewed instructions
TO pay special attention to the suppress Of plr icy
Chinese waters. The frequent complaints formerly
made vi regard to the depredItons of pirates have
lately nearT ceased. The new orders giycn by the
| Chinese G vcrument to the authorities would, how.
ever contribute toward preventing any abatement Of
their yea on tue subject
during his recent stay at Ischel, the
Emperor OF Austria sayel the ohd Of a poor woman
from violent death. AS be was passing through tho
| Rertenbsch gorges boy of four years tell over O
preclgce and, hs clothes having eau ht projecting
branch he suspended torrent some nifty feet
below. The Emperor, whose proncency in all athletic
| Sports is w'll known. Jumped over the prccipcc.
freed the from hi perilogs position took him
| bacs to his mother
MIR. Charles Eline Francatelli, the oele-
brated chef de sine. Is dead Mr.. Francaelli who
was OF Italian extraction. born IN London 10 1905.
anu TT ined IN France under NJ. Careme He after
ward became tuccesAveB chef de cuisine TO the Earl
of Chesterheld the Earl OF Dudley LORD Kin aud
Mr.. Rowland ErringtOn. Subsequently he managed
Croc afort-the 81 James, Club whence he removed
| 10 the Royal Household, and renamed there some
years. lie removed 10 the Reform club aud more
recently MANAGED the Frceml sons Tavern IN London
| Mr.. Franca ELI wrote several BOOKS on cookery.
The Municipal Council of PARIS appear
intent upon celebrating, on the 22d OF September
rather he lat Veno6mare. the eiSh fourth ami
versary Of the proclamation Of the republic. should
tins celebration succeed, peruaps ~ the other
| RAJ fltes wtI he tha 81
abolition Of orders fete OF the oath fete regener-
alton iete OF animals, the friends Of man, &e. Tho
BonApsrtissiare very indignant i1ea Of the uno.
lie money being spent IN doing honor the republic
but Wien Napoleon was First Consul lie and his cob
LEAGUES sie es and Roger Ducos, ordered he celcnrA
ton OF those great epochs OF the revolution. the IAN
OF July (storming OF the Bsstel 10Th OF August cap
| ture Of the Tueries), ana the l I vcndcmarc.
The Gdzettd delta Cdpitdld of Rome
referring to the moral support given by Pope To tho
ottomiu cause In the present observes that hls
policy IN Tins matter Is entirely opposed to that Of l,t
Of his predecessors. In tue fourteenth century wheB
| the Ottoman power was strongest. John XAIl Joined
the Christian league and kugehius ". army
prot CT Hungary against the attacks OF tac Turks
Mahome H.. after defeating the second Coastauuns.
OF re0 his allegiance 10 Pope Nlcoas v; out Tie aua
repned BY forming league between Rome. Venice.
Florence Alfonso ~ Arragon, and Duke Francis sf0ta
Of Miai IN January, li35 aud IN March Of the sauO
year wncn Le ON his death, he te
dlhAs 10 Oe informed That lac had promised Nv ,uppNt
In money troops, anu thps to the envuys the Greek
| Emperor, who had come TO Rome and thai he
last Wish that TINS promise should be nun lrd l- .uc.
c,ssor CaliIus Ill. prNcd to God ca us hu.,s ilst
the war might be allowed TO take IT. cour.,. nti no
Papa troops on the sea OF Marmora he given be VIC
tory over hahomets army. Caln died u gicf When
he learned that the Christians being beaten aud
| only tAe worst OF al the Popes, Aie14ud,i bui.s.
assisted the Turks against the Chrtua.-, Dc ,Vuaa
presents from sultan BIazct. and cucoura. iin 70
send eKpedtions - the Of the Meditr4hca ala
the Danks Of the Danuue.
Some autographs Of Butcher, says the
F'1s r. tHeDeHt have Ju- been found. The nr-t ruus
thus; Wavres, June n, SIS Napoleon attacked ne
yesterday, little alters NJ, with l2oOOO. The TAT.
| lie lasted until night. both armies lost many
| men. To-day shall spproAch LORD " cling ton, andt
l. probable there viii be another battle" Inc let-
ter Is dated from CONSOLES the 20tn OF Juut, ,ad
Bucher says. In concert win my friend Wellington
gave Napoleon the last blow took HE oak, hs car'
risgc his hat, his sword, his telescope" a.. on Tue
| e7h Blucher wrote from Compegne II is po.sipiea
more than probable mat Napoleon will surrender 10
NE and 10 LORD Wellington. could not do better than
shoot him. This would be rendering great service 10