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AN ENGL1SllMAN On AMERICA.


the London Times.
,sro }ofk 7ft1Hns, v1r II,
Tic opinions til Attsr'ea u yo!in waiter, the
English rarilan,ellt, wto is now in Sow York,
possess peculiar interest to ti,e l'eop!c OF th!s
country OH account nt 'ls rrlattoS to the great
ctt of EEliet! 5nuras, uni l'iA reputation Us
man Of liberal culture, Keen ptwrr- Of ubsrrya-
lo,'E conversation with z 7rsa"ne reporter
nll Thursday cycnlsls, Mr. Walter toucs..
ei upon several top|rs whfrl! ucei1ny iii
i,HlWrtaht plncc IN thu minds ef Atncrt-
Centennial Exposition, ttc luxlirfcs an1 con-
ycn!cuccS ol American railway tra'cl, toll'e as
pests "l ils sn!ltlsal question, Misunderstanding
and agricultural intorcsss, thrt.ard,toney issuc,
tuke,! NJ, E,r seemed fully ronyrrs4ns, llu frc-
qnent'y ritcl Englssll examples for America,
, 1876-11-13
YELLOW FEVER.
SAVANNAH, Nuy. E.-Th1tr lntermcuts from
ycllow fuycr.


Recently several la.ls were scci, ta cutter tle
u,.3u sewer oil the left hunk VI tht SriNu Ut
Farls by one vi tlu barred t!lt'tts to the river,
A noileen!nil, curious u know what tlvy were
about to du, followed thrln, nill found thrln
ftr rats With slron, ine al,I llouk, the l4ttcr
hnite.t witl! tunssc u bacon, partially fried
When takcn to the Con.nnlssary Ut Fuliec they
explained thut they so tllp sklIss OF watcr-ruIa
TT manufacturing Into "klA sloyes fur ia-
lcs. Quo VI tlseiu. who waa not l!a.iug, whell
Qlystiouc.l III to Ills lileaIIs Ut earning llyef-
GuGd. stated that hu wus tutl Hot il u wAyeh
tat is to say, tn thu evening, ut onu of the thea
tres, llu passel backward a,ni Iorwar.! fcI,eath
canvas paiutcl III shades Ut blue io itnitutc tic
Mot!oi1 Vi waves ut sea; but tAe onclal detained
hin tor yuyabunuagu, considering tho calling III
question tuo yugue to give liylng.
, 1876-11-13

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Nor. 11.-As render
Of The DAILY TRIBUNE, | have friendly In
tcJest In Its SUCCESS and uaGfulrss, anl IT Is IN
this charactcr mike tic criticism which fol
lows. j an 4 rulcctlnnist, and yrt there Is ~
much of sterling ability IN It's editorials, they
arc 10 far removed from my tutlc!l of dultness,
that II meets my wants is II newspaper better
tllan uny other published In the Wrst III Its
general management TNE TntuUNE Il fcarlcss,
liberal, and tolerant. FREQ from cunt Or yul-
gasity, and, cxrent In ita treatment Ut tic olls
subirct VI spiritHplism, uon't know tint my
ialf-1ntnlcl pcysun could Ind nny just ca,lse Of
complaint. In rganl to a,ritnalsHt, |
think tAs courso ii TIE THimUNE ia utl-
and nhlhisu. Nuw, llo onG Guild expect
The rn1nuNE ts iH1ursc Sjdr!tuulifm, what
ever might hu tho scttncnts ul the editor. but
t. It unreasonable II ask tl!At Its believers
other intelligent and respectable litlzens urc I
Adtnittllg that tu your nlll kpir1t+tur,lIllini0
IS drl,leion, do you kHow VI My class Or sert
Vt Christians thai lave INT soIc artc1e of lfti.
allow no unc IL abuse tlutn ttr their doctrincs
uf immaculate cuirepthil, trnnsUlstant1att'.l,
the .liyInity Ut Ehrst anl the E'lunary lHsptra-
.lon VI tho plnlc. III I'LL ialrncss. yon sIla!ldEc
!sna 11,ru t!an II Mctnoi:sm ar thr Caarsh u
Euglund. You believe thu enrltuasts are
dupcs, ani 70 yum i,rufa!ty t,r!teyc III rclcrceu
to ,ilurli that IL held IN common by
sp!rituaiists nrc l!.cking In Intelligence
a,ul purity Ut character Many do thus belieyu
md luuIly prosla.ut It. hut such il4s been
rlnrgcaugaiust allcn,Net'ntcts franl the accepted
faith, III ill ugcs Ut thu world. nm acquainted
with several thousand S,iritlalists personally
who liyn In Sir different States, anu kN,W thlt
In Intelligent und moral character, especially
outside VI tlc larger towns, Spir!tna!ists are
leading cit!Ecns IN the community Anlt,st uni
forlnIy. .TAcy are q read!ne, independent, self
ss y.ss are s's aas Sa Ss i Ts sSs D.su ss
thu families Ut hunslscts u tlieln, anil knnw
whereof ! affirm. This Of tho open an4 uyowesi
stp!ritAalists. But laye the beg, u reasoA !os
small minority Of thu wl,s,1r ,l1ubcT.
Not q church III Chicago ar elsewhere
III tho Northern Statos of wlloee members
une- tith t0 onr-lalf asc not full believers, OH
nctual test evidence, III thrir own experience, u
famlliss, or elsewhere, In tba truth~ot spirit
, 1876-11-13

nr Without any uniforms al ~, dii1 tl'ff mn
for th1s Tine uf day. They aro IN \ lan,entahle
condition, nnIl IL IL no wt'E'lrr that TcilcrlaycI
n1ld tho Scrvian Government should wish ior an
ar1nfst1Cc. Or cs,ursc, he IA not fer rcry l"nG
inc, because lie knows tllat II his Segvtnn losts
answer to the tnuster-rull. II a!1 scrria, n.
Guiding tic nrmy TINT set mp n KingfanIn the
0tilcr day. wcro nnw po}lc,l on tho dticslitm nf
peace ur continuance of the war, the almost
unanimous voice of the country would i,e for m
immediate cessntfon Of host[fttics. The war
party Ia nowhere, except at Tchcrnayeft's head
quarters ind In tho Russian battalluns.
NouMANlAH INTOLERANCE TOWARDS JEWS.
pAn.s, oct M@A rsccns tsns' Judgment aI, Of tic
Appellate Court of Fokschani, In isoumania, has
i,cen forwarded to me, which furnishes an lllns.
pcan Turkey, while tlcnouncing Muaaulfnan tn-
appeal was by IN iniabfiant of daIatx named
J9aeph Dlios, against the refusal Ut the Court
house lit that town, ard tic Judgment says:
N. nascttorcaco demands that tic decision Of
the Tribunal b. n'odEae1 70 that h!e client may f,e
entitled to claim The conhrMat!on OF the safe to him
grounds: TIs lax Of lie iith " Ansnst laai, il
no lorg y applicable. with regard to the cousen.
1nbanal. according to viii teh TIC tern,s Auttrlans
nnd finn.nrians meant only persons Of the Chris.
tlsn confession. r. erroneoas,, sGelnE TINT t;eFa
eannot be eonstined ii tic @ ,an.u of ari: "7s sna
5 os. i t. a, s a s sssnf @ = r. ;a. s
ety by Hebrew aab}ect- Of Austro: Hungary; that
tho 1ucstton II Of MI acguistion of this nature; aid
l'rocnrcMr-Gencral, II. Atou, dccarea hfEAef fnr
9 t6a Il 81 to Srsa ~ ts thn'
an .a ,s: :ssa 70 ss ! le! hs s
, 1876-11-13
ITALY.


IN ANToSELg1's pLAcB.
ROM, Nov, l2.-Carflinal SIsnconl, recently
Tapat Nnncio at MatlTtd, las been appointed to
succeed the late Cardinal AntoncllI rs Secretary
Of State to tile Pope.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10Q1ToN dun.
I3txtuschts to London 7i.aef.
SPEztA, Ort. 25.-The Minister Of War
aud tho Minister OF Ainrne ca.ne to@tay to
Spczta to ecu the artlllcry-cxpcrtmcnt Two
Russian. two German, onu Spanish, onu French,
and three English officers were present. Targets
representing tho Side Of the Duilio, twenty-five
Inches Ut iron Oh strong backing, wcro fired ut
to Try tile pates OF different makers. The rep
rcacntatkyes Of tho makers, Sellcitlcr, OF Creusot
Ca,,Mcl, Of England, and Afarrelt, watched tllo
results. The soft stccl.p1uto Iy BehnoItlcr WIS
cracked by ont round from tc1,-tncl, Eun anu
largo picco was broken oI by Il snlYn from ono
tcn-lncll and enc clcvcn-iuch gun. Ono round
from a tca-!uch gun WAS fired at cacli uf
the plates OF Canlnell atll Alurrcll. Tic effect
was about equnl OH the two plates md less than
tllut Ul one round aEalust thc Schneider. TlIe
guns weru Armstrong. The 100-ton Armstrong
run WIS fred out ut sea with charge Of Ga
Everything worked s'noothly. rllc l00-tou gun
will be fired against tnrgcts tomorrow.
OCT. A}.-The lUu-tOh gun Wna Tired Today
nganst solid stcel plate mule by Schneider, ot
kT1uS4It lHGnty-kWU lIlEIt3 tHlEks I'll fEEf ktFuHE
backing, likr the side Of the Dutlio. The W.
locisy wtas 1,475 feet. Tho plate was completely
smashed, nnu tho target nlurh s'laken ailtl
driven back. hut mt a.togcthcr pierced. Tie
blow was tho greatest ever struck 0s m Iron
tnrgcs, and WIS equal to u foreo OF 30,15oroos
tuhs.
0CT. a7.-Thc experiments to-day wcro most
interesting md Important. Tho targets IN nll
trises lua,l ntroup backing and skin about
thirty Inches thick, faced With dllEerglt pIntes,
tWD nf EtUritjEr'H NtCE3. HEH ar EuNmhj1t8
wruuglt-iron, and ono of Murrelt's wrought-
IRON Al tue plates wcro solid md TWENTY-FIVE
Inches thick, Each pinto weighed about twenty
two toue; Not one ot them eos,ld withstand ti,c
of pow der; but Sehnclder's stecl plates, though
thy breke up. stepped the ptoiestile iron quits
cred with wro.lgllt-tron .p!atcs were rom.
plstely plerstd, leaving laFEe rugged l!oles. !'I
to have knocked out plAses on tile other Ut tic
slip, and would have carried complete ruin Into
the Interior. Thoso wtisEl fallcd To pierce tic
stceltlad target would Eavc sl,aken tho whole
structure aud caused u lcak. 1lIelligllest yeuc-
tty to-lay was ECO fcet, and the heaviest blow
was cqual to o., fout tons.
, 1876-11-13
SPAIN,
rtfrn fS~

MADRID, Nov. 12.-fhe matter OF the extra.
dillon Of William II. Tweed camo up In the
Cortcs yesterday, Tho Minister for Foreign
affairs, In replying 10 tho question, sald the
Spanish Government had authorized the cxtsu-
d1tion Of Tweed rs a roturn for courtesy tlls-
played by tho Government of the United States
IN similar cascs.
TIlK DUCHESS or A05TA.
Madrid. My. 1A-Thc tnuss sull for tho lnty
Duchess Of Aostn WIS regarded Us Il s'n,ple
tribute OF respcct-nut pulittcal dtmonsLra-
tlnu. Five thousand peraoua of all parties mud
classcs Including leading Liberals attended the
ceremony. All wuro iii mourning sagusta
and Iopete WcrO present.
, 1876-11-13
IOWA RAILROAD MATTERS,
Sf,Srfnf Mttaafrk fra y7s TF.{ykde

DEs MONIES, Ia., Nov. l!.-lsumors arc rife
that tho rc1alr-slIos Of the ChieaEn IL North
western IlnaL, now ut E'ounc and Dunlap, aro to
extend frolu Belle PIninc to Council Bluffs.
i new rna.l Is projected FROM ST. ,1nsupII, sfu,
II. pass through Gii.iicu, ;ree,c County, H.,
mud l'uler.H, to Minnesota: also, Il raul fr,'trl
Council Bluffs tn tntcrscyt the c!i1irotht 1taal,
un the Statn Hue, III lMge County; nnh ple
from the >ntle pnI,lt 10 hicrsegt the Statc Lire
Koal, In App4iioose County. wh!rh Is III oI'cra-
tiu,l from kcukuk.
, 1876-11-13
4 COSTLY CHICKEN-SH0T.

DEs MONIES, 1u., NV. 12.-iicnry Wait, up
IN Suc County, saw u rrAss!r'ehi ekcn sitting OIL
tl,u peak 1T Il stack nt wheat. Tho temptutiu,'
was mare than nttfial ts,"ltl stand, and ls
blnxctl nWuy ut 1t with hts slnlt.guA. The WAl.
tllus froln the gun SIT the stack on llrr. The
fumes rrrpt next to thu barn n,l shcdh, thence
to HE i,ul,..'. wltru tlc mother with Errnt
difficulty saved hcrself md little children. IN
tho tarti lun.. Mr. Wallis ctat, In which wus so
IN cash aud $,jJ III .u,es. 1.oss, 9,53; but liz
killed the chicken.
, 1876-11-13

FINANVHs
LONDON, Nov. IA Cairo dispatch says the
Egyptian Minister 0f Finuncp cnlcaY0rrl to
originate rlot against the NIcdivc by repre-
sent1ng to the preople TINT the khc1lve, by ac'
eepttng tie refogn,s advocated by Sir. uoselc,l,
wis selling tfle rn,lntry to tI!c ChristIans. lii
WIS exiIul to Uong0la, anl died whilD being
escorted tlithcr. 4 dispatch ascrlbes tls deatG
to GxeokalYo Drinking.
, 1876-11-13
STABBED.


Sefrdt Nispaich to The Tribune.
CAssopoL1s, Mich, Noy. 19.-Thotnas Lilly, q
wealthy farmer, who lives Six miles uortl OF this
city, gut into Hi alteration with Clslrles Cree
gcr, his hired man, nhout the amount Ut wages
luc the latter, when Lilly drew hIs pocke.-knifc
md stabbed Crcccer, from tile ELECTS of which
crec.cr died IN less than MI Lou.. Lilly was
Immediately arrested, and Is now In jai' here.
Lilly !las hitherto borne n good reputation III
Il tcaceable aud industrious citizen. ] lis rxan,-
nnt!usl will tnl;e place tomorrow hcforc Justice
Eheu1rrllursl.
, 1876-11-13
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW YoNK, Nus. 1.-Arrlye.l. the steamer
switzcrlan.1, fron! Antwerp.
QuEEAsrowN, Nov. l3.-Arriye1, tho City Of
Richmond, from New York, and the Ohio, from
Philadelphia.
PLYMOUTH, Nov; l2.-Arriycd. Glllcrt, from
New York,
, 1876-11-13


EsdLEwoop, ILL.,, Nov. l2.-lhe passenger
train II tic Luke Shusc j. Michigan Southern,
Railroad knowu us Train Nny. Il, aMl due IN
Chicago nt 8 o. H.. cull!cl ut the dcr,t witt, Ii
ea,,,l and gravel train wlrh was being switched
fran tile main tsarls. The sruvei-tru.n WAS just
getting In mutton Or tile collision might have
been nlorc serfous. TraiDs from the east curnc
aroand long curve, anl gcneralIy, as In
the present casc, a lot of boz-cars stand on the
sidc-track at.tI obstruct tic vlcw. Train NJ. s,
IN charge OF Conductor Frapi TIcrrr, c.s,lc into
EngluwooA OIL time, unl WIS entitled to the
track. 'Flie blalue must rest with tht4c
in charge Of tho gruvcl-trnin. Tie
engine vi the f,asscnEer-tEnin n. ~, named Z.
7. Lc]aptlt struck the rcur ni,,l of tlc gravel
train Antl tuescuul the first three nut enrs.
The fireman, Fish, jumped trum the train aIltl
badly spra,nc.l llis lantl. Tho engineer, CMlcr,
wus prerarlt. Ia jump, but WIS knocked MI by
the lorcu u iu collision. 1Io received cut On
tic forehead nI,Dnt two inches fl length rrncl-
lug to tlte hn1le, and Was badly bruised nb",lt
the l,Utly. Thu passengers escaped with hld
shaking up. DR.. e. II. l4oyewel was called tn nt-
tend tic Injured men, about wl,0ni he apprc-
ho,nls no serIaus results. II WAS u narrow
excupe from ertl1lis catastrophe. Thu l,asser-
yer c!lciuc will need DOW headlight n,tl k,nokc-
stack Tho plssenger.tratn proceeded to Cllira-
80, drawn by Ii freight engine.
, 1876-11-13

1spIAHAroLls, Inl., My. 12.-,I. l.. Cnbl, nf
PALESTINE, Ind, was run over anil killed by II
swltcl,.enguc In ills cttY last evening. lie fell
or jumped from an outgoing rlasscnycr-tratn OF,
tho junction Konl, md WIS r,.n oyrr by an ell
EnD OIL thu track Uf another ruutl.
, 1876-11-13

6psetdl Htspatch so 1xs 7ftbans,
LANsiNU, Mleli., Nuy. l..--Gaar1cs Cum-
m!ngs, urtlIcr living fur Iustrs from Bell csn
Eaton County, las uncartllest the t,uncs u II
1ldstu,lo,s,-tWclyc feet of spinal rululnu, rll's
five feet long, llil-buncs, ansi portion VI ths
skull.
, 1876-11-13

LoanoH, Nov. IA dispatch iron. Ca,ro to
the Daily Neps Auaouncce ttlat frecman, who
was exploring Central Africa with Lucas, died
Oct. 8, and that Lis body Will 10 brought to
, 1876-11-13
f'niro. Gnrlnn hhs returned lrUm tic equator
10 Lido Gil route fur Kllartou,n.


LONDON; Nov. 13.-Thc Eco,.o,nfat ias the
following: ut Ia stated, directly Of Indirectly,
that tic United RtateA Government lately
lxi,lRhtin London silscr to tie amount Of tf,~
0Q0, ,000 fur cuIt,agg PURPOSES"
, 1876-11-13
PERU,



PANAMA, Nov. 9-Adyiccs from Lima report
tho defeat In three-hour engagement Of tic
rebul Chief Plcorola, aua hta tlfgAt to Bolivia
With aye followers.
, 1876-11-13

PARIS. NOV. 13.-1t. Msstcray, Republican, is
elected to the Cllambcr OF Deputies from Mar
rvnra by 900 majority.
, 1876-11-13

HAMILTON, Ont, Nor. 1..-vcltcman, alias
l}Dytl, huB been arrested here for forgery on u
New York bank Of s.1, ,Uoo. Lie Is held for TX
trn[titCL
, 1876-11-13

WATEETowS, n. L., Suy 12.-Fsa1scis Crap
pntc, convicted Ut murder In the sccund degree,
III killing Simon Hoover last March. will be
sentenced Monday to Imprisonment iur life.
, 1876-11-13
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Di.patch to 81. LoHfs G'ose- l7r,uocras
HAEnfuAL, Mo-, Nov. 10.-Thv Drnukticld
Gazette contains tho following details Ut tho me-
client OIL tle Hannibal IL St. Joe Railroad. ttcar
that place, yesterday morning. 1t snys: The
carly morning passenger tran east, due IN
1}roukt'cfd al . a. III. Thursday morning, met
with fearful casualtY ut tic Yellow Creek
BRIDGE onc mile east u town. Tho train
cone!stcl VI eI1 coael1cs four III which wtrc
thrown from the truck lust the otlIcr
side Of the britlge, and badly smashu
u1,, ono rolling hvcr two pr three times
and fal1fny down the clnhanknent, with nne
cnd In the wntcr. Tic most intcnsc excitement
aid confusion prevailed, and the acne Ii tlc-
scribcl as almost heaFtrcndlng. Women mud
children wore screaming, and men haIlto!ng for
help. Those who we're Hn3ntar"u ret tn work
to gct tho Others ont tlf the wrcck whe, It Was
fuun1 that hu ul,u was killed. ttouIl. Hlany
wero seriously hurt. The cngine, III Charge of
Mr. Aai1t'llser, wrnt up to brooklyn tor help,
wnuntcd ase"tnfortubly provided fur possible
till help cnlnc. The injured wcrc thcn brought
to tho 1'ro,klicld Hotel, whcre Urr. Pc1tiin'sn
and f{nt,crts attended to tlsetr wants. The
MID in the efforts ior thcir rerf every o,,e tsnut
the hotel fro'n the knl:ilearicl l'ostcsa duwn,
were mort untiring. TIC btlghtly-lnlnrsal pas
senccts went un By the next train wrst, but tile
GHu3Y.I3lu[Eu TE{lnlllLLI l1tfE lt1F IFEHlHttllt
Tic following IL u list Of ll,osc hurt, as co,n-
plcte as could be nsecrtainctt:
Na!''s* Ss'H$;s; ,,;' ;,s!fs!t ill., 5a;: il 'ass;
wound; ler child, srajp wounI; aa,l q reeoni
% Mrt. 'Jc-.ie Il. Thompson. lIellevlc, Kon.. cx.
Two children slightly truIsud n',Dn the head
WillIams. porter Chlcsgo' ILL.,. eacn slightly
i, Il9,ain; i'r4aford, ILL.,, fracture of shoulder
left temple: infant brutscd In head.
Mt: ilatsia =; brawt1, Junction City. Ean.,
Mrs. corstcn, coat.birg, arm cnt and shoulder
hHr, , ard nratscl genrFa''y er boy received
TIe ltes. Il: j. cl.i.tcndcn, 1onlder,. Col.
Il. A. t4iastt,rl, iilasaford. H.. cut In 1nputh
twe teeth M knocke1 ont. an lt! n.Hts. + IN hip.
ami Iana; ils lit,le girl graltrliid bruised IN fcr
,,.i, +; T. chapn'an' ST. Louis right shoulder
Charles t;nraon, Aurista, ILL.,. revere cut m
hcMd: rescued fEnn1 watcr
e. Wcdrieh, Princeton, H., !shonldcr bruised.
ftrbccca AIlcnbFaEt, Gcutrys!lIe, No., Hnd buy,
slightly hurt.
,fcrsine eIowlcy, o!tan,wa. H., leg bruised:
J: n. Gallaghsr, Lafayette lad., batly bruised
1Ielen ltadley, GentryvilIe 1!o.. bruised IN the
atomach aud btcass; boy Arthur hurt IN head.
II, +. t'arfett, Dozintness County, hunsIs, buck
badly hurt.
Jaines 1,ccord, Independence, Ian., bruised in
j. F. Hen,hIns, 1.aclrie, bruised In the taca AMI
4. S. stofp. .saius,fle. fI1. bruised acrors
back: no terlous tntc,n INJURIES.
William fortcr. l1anulton.' Mo-, bruised heel.
:Jot, Ilathhors.c ArIcla. Scotland County, S1is.
souri, SERIOUS IntGEnas Injuries.
not Sgrere,
, 1876-11-13

wiley frut,l thu foo fuilB tu stop them; they
leayo many . colaraue on tlte gronna. bIt ol
red tczcs comtnE neuter and nearer, turn and
tly, desertl,g 3,0Ou III their number, w!o will
1uvcr scu houlv IL hussa or "n tl'o la,tke ot thu
1Sy ay ,. qrs sS In; S1I Gnp w. n'ns 1gre
rnus family. dill mt acc u uoy amous them.
Ona in particular | uutWrtl-tInl lia Wns hut
type Ut tho rosL-u tall, wuII'ulude ,s:broad-
bhbAldered warrior, Wlut having tuusllt to MS
'm.l lain down upon thu ruad to Derbent In lopo
NJ sllccor, unflapply for hisl. trtc,nIs weso far
away, aud his cenralleS hull lung ~ fAntaAtlc
fab'ion. on q treo hard by,. Clreassah, wAo+
tortured ansl, put to death. WIS looklng ut
him us rode y, wondering II ho wcru yetu!ivc,
Wien, horrible tu rclate, tigre esl,llu upun the
a.enu 1our. Ch!rscssoea lhoy, tao, had kcen
b'ool. At tits moment thu wounded Serb
rusr Ills lleall UNI ruled lii glnssy cyGs round
IN hopes OF deserving help. Down sprAn:, II
Cireaasa,l, and With litttu daggur plcrecl tho
right hand, and rppsd him up, Us 10 iuy upos,,
tho ground. Fortunately ls end WAS neas, and
lie expired; hut oven III death lie was land
solne giant.
CoWAnp1CE AMoHo THE s.EvlAEs.
Ds1asAps, 1.t vi. az~Ths casto.p Of SELF
wonndrng ia agaIn coming tnto dixeredIt-
abls pgunfnenea among tho scrylan tEo0ps.
III lGt TEiGHk EHEuHIlntiILa " LIVE ucG'l
much resnrtc1 tut nut. III Mr. Fnrater was l0A
crraueUl6ly to suppose, IRON hatred Ut Fighting
under Russian ulheurh, but from q tsiost decided
antlpathy u ,ace ti,s Turks. When ordered tu
udyanee ayuilist tho cucnly numbers Ut item
will take advantage vi their passase through
wool tu rU OH .elr uwn rifles, nlld then to ruN
bark With haMl wuut4s, which they DECLARE to
hnyo bccn Inflicted by Turks, although they
iave nut been within runge Ut thu c.c1ny. To-
uay surgeon :rp!is TIL tanIp inf4Flnpa Ina
that uf about G0U wunldcd who werG rasscd
beiore h!ul tic other day, In iewer tl!an 3N
were wounded IN the hnnl. Th4t luost Ut those
has.tl-wo.iat!s ware seIf-iugletNt was, ha said,
assurcilY manifest. Anotllur talnp SURGEON
rorrul,Vratetl thIs expcrIo,eu u tho gehtlcluult
to whuu, have Just referred, ard mentioned
to nc thut onu coward had tho assurance to
t.rescnt himself with slight bayonct wound
downward IN tho ft,Ut alnl to ussert thnt Turk
and inflicted 1t. 4 distinguished otllees WIN
/ WIS engaged In the fight ubout CroVet brought
up half battalion Vt Russians at critical
moment. When nBked why ho bud not brought
| up the sther halt also, ilo said that he Wus
| obliged to leayo f. bel!nd tu keep thu 6crrlans
| fson running Awuy. What can fyhernayeI "
| any other Inan 10 with tsoopa lIke thosct Tho
6ctylala aEu y peaceful people, who ought to
| l.e left On their nncultiyute4 furms, growing
| their patchcs of lnsllan corn and tecdinG their
| pigs lteat numbers VI tho Army u ths
! MuEass ass drcssct now IN wozn-out uniforms,
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funerals nv Disease Breeders.

from the Laneet) n...
There Is good reason TO believe that
disease Is occasionally disseminated
through the medium Of funerals. We
have at least one fairly authenticated In
stance in this country Of diphtheris be.
ing diifusel broadcast through the crowd.
Ing incidental, occasionally, to the last
ceremony. In America this question is
beginning 10 receive much attention, and
several cases have been reported Of late
where the transmission Of the disease
from the corpse seemed highly probable.
The Suffolk District Medical Society sent
out 400 circulars 10 medical practitioners
with view to ascertain the opinion Of
the profession on the alleged danger Of
permitting public funerals OF persons
who had died from diphtheria. Two
hundred and thirty-nine answers were re-
oeived. OF these 14S writer's express q
belief in the possible danger Of contaglon
at such funerals, II believe that there Is
danger from funerals In the houses Of the
dead, but none In churches, 20 fancy that
in the present state Of knowledge there Is
no Qualification in prohibiting public ia.
nerals, and s record circumstances which
occurred In their own experience con.
frmatory Of the proposition that peril
may ensue, but the testimony these latter
advance Is not quite satisfactory. The
society after due consideration recon-
mend that funerals at the houses Of those
who have died OF diphtheria should be
private, owing to possible exposure to the
poison Of the disease.
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slibly Of war, had as we'll learn at arst as
last, and that Is, II Hayes haS 4 majority
OF the electoral votes he wil b iHaugurated
as surely as he lives until the 6th Of next
March. Faulkner may make bis heroic
speeches, but they will hurt nobody. It
may DO observed that those who are
making the loudest threats are generally
those Who were bummers and camp.tol'
lowers 10 the late rebellion. Amateur
soldiers like Faulkner, who staid two
years In the Southern Contederaey and
was afterwards convicted on his own tesr
tlmony Of giving itno "sid nor comfort
Such inefficiepts are not very dangerous,
however war.like they may talk, and 1t
Il men Of this class who dislike to see
soldiers being moved to Washington;
They desire men who carry muSkets ana
bayonets to be at safe distance from
them. ClTIzEN'