The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-01-27

sAO1N D0TOy We1e AAuCA 0tE VCA NY 0A'
article in the Pail Man' {9sai4tttlse, which:
pointed out theimmehse Interest that
England had in the Canal, tind wrote.
to Mr.. Greenwood, tie iedit8ft' of thats
journal, requesting m interview ,Mr9
Greenwood forthwith {, called upon
Lord Darby, and informed him nthAt.
he had received private ,int4llissncs:
from Egypt, to the saectzthatnMe
Khediye's ;Suez shares were "a the
market, At the same time ear nestly
;impressiing upon. <hil, floFdshipa CON-
Alteration TIE importance s i Pqf fahas-
ing the shares. Lord DeibX tssiak
length convinced, and placed taato.
ter before his colleagues, Who RECEIVED
tie proposition rt, - With j. "a eqthq.;4emO
quite becoming min the folloxettss ldi ettss'SSf -.udh
/ man Of sur surprises s u TeM Nj: 2b1)Araeli.
The Government llSi seems a1l11 anxious S5d to tef
cure dividend on the new lev prpparty
out of it's own pocket; 1t.i for it ip'urposes.
sending the flying squadron ii rough
the Canal on its return voyage. -s0n3
dit that the true reason for 7this,1e1.:
pensive step is, that none Of itheo ves-
sells composing the squadron 'afe s,&-
GENTLY seaworthy to weather the
Cape. - = ,"F ,,
Considerable attention has been d.
1ected If late to! ii jtlhe; condition Of the
:, working" "a and 'v1asgabonnd: i tcl.sies in
Lancashire and tie Poftsf;ei; ;6;:iSt IThs, :,
state Of II: misery and depldsSyiT IS u
which they: exist finds p'itpaa is aeaa4ipoi,e
only in the Z ;,..o,.e;a,.ee 91aid wifh xbich
they accept. their ssgmaisavage Il .kpe:: e
Il imiissnnts and occupations: wnea FTed; ::
eriek Greenwood gave ! : 2 d1aeffaiA A9d d.
jcliption; III III the Day 1Sl$5,ap'I aiA' some
time since, Of q .man liza 'd19 flight"
Haah1se,y, q aone' IL th9 psttaea4ay,' to~ns,
|fhe xhole affair 2as ssl scoddted;sil 4sa&hs
tinadu1atated. invention invention fa ii ssdhsap
,tiopi JOURNALIST; ahd yet lRah Edeh sposs
seems quite ii harmony viii. Y II. 2Heksaa
Gil tbna Of ]aimnsenaE En{t z athakt4 4deairht,
the 'sB1ack Country - 20 T IN p saaalid
cottages ana smoked grimed bs1sr-
shops leyer:y' s = one of' 'Il which eeoul d tell
many tale Of poverty, drum ktnnsss;
and destitauitiion) the men men ifoaf ifoaaf about
while, the women toll il q the |hsiek,
fields, ,p,ootterriies, Of Or manu,factories !;
and it is no unusual thing fol. &n; II,
dustrious girl TO have half.a;5do3en, OF
these. festive post-wal1opers suing :for
her hand, because they have noticed
that she earns enough to keep her
future lord and master in beer and
skittles: These noble sayages might
with perfect truth use the words I'd
their spouses that Poe places iin Tam
erlane's mouth-s:..1 had no. being,
save in thee; -, >, seeing that they de
pend upon their ! wives for their very
food. The sole: occupation. they un.
dertake, is the aIduous exertion ot
now and. again. training for = run
ming handicap at Sheffield !; but Ill
one Of them wins anything, a his. .cbet'
ter-half must not expect to ahare,>ih
the fortunate man expends the money
in drink, fodr for himself and his il com
rades,t while. their wives Il /, toll 1t thei,
dailysroutine.s: After this, who va
dare to saytthat England has, not per
fected Gvilix.tion:l; .>ss y,s.;4 ii ,j;d
! The e6ect|;of the aconnets;el A,
preston inis London, sis I,toa<be no,
seen I'm thsE large tsaleesof js~ ~eler.
(which hsve' recently taken place. j: s,
much je1isl1ry has not! been throws
on the ,narketssince the days Of th'
cotton 4 IN famine When tie Lanc..lr'
ladies threw threw their jjexel.e.ses upo'
1'the isa16 r66oo,hs,t and allowed; triae
thaat had cit thodsaanll ID ds to be sold 70
hnnddraeds.:: s'Ths example ssiha's shown, rs s
t Lanctaahirs' Ii i now i followed ,bjIILo.
donn.. and, consequently, 81 VI v'',a'luzblisu.
] this kind ars at q discount. - ANA