The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1876-12-07
EMPIRE OF THE FUTURE.
What We are Coming to at Our
Present Rate of Progress.
Life and Manners in 1881, I'm
der the Reign.Of Ulysses 1.
New York VOID.

New York World.
An experienced spiritualistic me
dunn has kindly communicated TO
the World the following extracts
from the American Press Of i've
years hence, which, in view Of the
present position and drift of politi
cal affairs, possess considerable in
terest for our readers:
COURT BULLETIN.
The Court Journal ae. National Republican,
Feb. Is, 1881.
H. 1. NJ. the Emperor yesterday
gave audience to a delegation from
the New YORK Custom house,
which assured him of the devotion
of its members. At IL o'clock II.
I. NJ. took something. 10 the after
noon H. l. NJ. walked in the garden
of the White Palace. In the even
ing H. /. n. entertained a distin-
guished party at a state banquet,
among the guests being H. l. H.
Prince Frederick Dent; H. /. II.
Prince Ulysses; Prince Orville; the
Duke OF Michigan; the Duke of
Louisiana; Baron Davenport, Chief
Justice of the Imperial Court; the
Earl of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
II. l. H. Prince Frederick Dent,
Commander-in-C Chief, accompanied
by his equerry, Gen. w. L. Sher
man, and Lieut. Gen. p. H Sheri-
dan, A. d. c., inspected the garri
son yesterday and was most gra-
ciously pleased to compliment
Marshal Lewis Merrill ON the sold
ierly appearance of his men.
1t is rumored in Court circles that
at the approaching drawing room
on Coronation Day, II. l. NJ will
celebrate the fourth anniversary of
his ascension to the throne by
raising to the peerage several
distinguished gentlemen. Sii John
Logan will, it is limited, be created
Marques of Carbonate; Lord But
Ter, of Gloucester and New Orleans,
be called to the Lords as Baron de
la Cuilliere; the Speaker of the
House, the Right Hon. a. H. Bliss,
become Lord De Coy and Earl
Blaine be made the Duke of Maine.
sEDI1IoN PUNISHED.
From the n. Y. Times, March Il.
A lawyer named VIM. NJ Evarts
was yesterday sent to Jail for six
months for crying, give la Repub-
liquer' at meeting in the Uuion
League Club.
LIBERTY OF THE PRESS.
From the same, March IA.
One Charles A Dana, Of the San
was yesterday fined $4,000 and
sentenced to two years imprison-
ment for having alluded to the
Emperor as Grant"
EXECUTION OF COMMUNISTS.
Cincinnati Times, March SC.
The three Communists, Whtelaw
Reid, Murat Halstead and Richard
Smith, were executed on the heights
across the Rhine this morning at
sunrise, their crime being, as read
ers of the Times are aware, complici-
" in the attempt to overthrow the
Empire.
THE PLEBIsCITE.
New York Times, April 9Th.
The returns from all the depart
ments indicate that the plebiscite
of Tuesday has resulted in an over
whelming victory for the dynasty.
In not a single one has a majority
been cast against the proposition,
"Shall the Empire be made heredi-
tary and perpetual?' Count Sim
mons, Project of the Department
OF the Bay, telegraphs us that
though the Republicans claim that
every county gives them majority,
and that the former State Of Massa-
chusetts has cast 10000 votes
against the Empire to 716 for 1t,
there is no doubt whatever that
when the Returning Boaru comes to
canvass the returns it will be found
that the department has gone for
the Empire. 1t will be remembered
that the Times alone of all the met
ropolitan papers announced an I'M
perial victory on Wednesday morn
ing. Heavy monarchical gains are
everywhere reported. Podunk Cen
tire, with a population Of 270, cast
1880 votes for the Empire aud 2
against it.