, 1876-06-10

compliment to Charles Francis Adams. VINO haA
been pscsonsly Invited, and declined in consc'
oucncs Of mother engagement
There In one advantage possessed by tho propri.
etor Of The st. l.onls e. D. ncwspnncf. NO.
hody can damage aim. Secure within tho walls or
the jn, hc cah send rak!ng fire into tho ranka or
the Brhtow men every dny, anl 'h!s castle's
strength, will laugh siege to acosn."
Many newspapers In lho Northwest which have
bccn eick.nr thin supporters Of Mr.. Blaine frpm
ihe atart, nnl arc still, "cannnt lind tho space"
tn print tho letter, which he rcn! IN hls speech of
"sTnlcatfon." 1t Is highly desirable tint these
snJEchtory letters hhonld tcc tue light III tha rural
districts.
An tantt-ynccfnaton meeting was held al
Manchester thIco weeks ngo, wien letter was
read from Mr. Gladstone which, although It did
moi commit tho writer wholly 10 tho Views Of tic
oproncnts OF vaccination, raih quite enough 10
eyc an impetus to thcIr cxcrttons on behalf of tho
amntl pox.
Mf DcrghS crusade in hchalf o! tho reversed
turtle il tho most abaurd Of tho many nbsurd re-
forms 10 hns proposed. The only way to bring
turtles to market Without hurting then, is ly turn
ing them upa&c down. The New York 77tnts dis
potcs OF tho whole snb]ect 10 MI editorlal article
full Of the most delicious humOr.
Mrs. Nellie Orant. .Surtoris was 10 have been prc-
eeu,cd al tho English Court this ecaaon, and there
after 10 haye entered upon tho enjoyment Of gay
life In London, In comparison with which the go
,.,. ,nva noon -, .omxso nat,ra1, a,ardor"d ~,
az.oonnnca p's". ~ TN ,"nt,, -, hnr ct;,S
~ -, 49,
Aum'ra' iortct nao tao ',ohot Of aftcnalnR tn'
groom did. Tho marriage waa celebrated by proxy
Ia Nepea and Admiral Porter then young naval
oa}cer witnessed II. When the Admiral ,gaa INTRO
duccd to the Emperor few days ago, be spoke Of
m' m'oeeutlGnt.' una tAo attcF s'eH'so " ehJos tho
pafaao1lsa 'oAe ''a"cnAe'S'
Asa tnlrbank died on the W!tness'stanti In tho
Couft'Housc A. Providence last week. lie 'Eas
poor man, n1d had bccomo csttangcd from his
aa's".sI !o.u''o VI Sao' wv. ints0
pas'u "n'sa "'oia nasr1a.y M u"su .Alle' ~ n'!p,
WE 49, ~ s'. .u ~. o4ee' .ofo NV 'a."i
n''". .-e. ""s' ~ ~ oo 'e4''.s' "t'1 VI t"o
oanEu'e's k.sfeu h1ns, "neteaPon 10 rusnea hee
.s.u.' .n ~ on@'1t'as. 'w NAte se"' VIZ sa"e
siao, ooo' @"u 'l&sca sot u GULL l oh'y "ant
"oa' a'o ''e'
7 The New York hdtton faYs OF 'Wych 1nZe1, y
the nc" novel by the M!sHes Warner, authors Of
''W!det Wide World" md "Quccchy": "Tho
whole noTel ia written In vein OF condemned
spfshtllnces which Ut tines is As hard reading Us a
book u Latin Inscriptions. There iR a love. .story
told In this way. mud intcrspcrfcd with occasional
dlngsa the focs Of society, which generally como
from tie lips 01 the hero, young tnnn Of u, who
objects 10 dancing tho HcFman." Tho NatIoH, VIC
arc glad to ace has arrived at great truth name
~, that most young men WHO object to danctng do
% because they can't dance.
!, Dnrlng tho debate In the British Parliament On
The vtsiseeton bill Lord shaftcsbuEy quoted Prof.
1u1lcyas On advocate Of viyssect!on in the practt-
cal studies OF tho scaool.room. Prof. Huxley. In
ncttcr u tho 77ats, rescns this Interpretation Of
biz We've. and says: '$lf Lord ShaftcsburY had
tho slIghtcat theoretical or practical acquaintance
with tho subject nhout which no In 40 anxiouH TO