, 1876-01-09


,;,h ie the tv2s Of full dress. is entirely ont Of
taa,;o- WITH rough, undress coss. Ii ~ ou1
..,4is opiu;on thss the Ulster should never %
<rnrn Without dirty SHIT aud shabby coal 10
c-T.r.
Tba pnrfs L;1e4e, in recent lssus, era7e1y
.,,cnaces tha. the Lord Mayor OF London bag
10, APPOINTED Justice OF the Peace II Bastlncs,
,..o honorary Office hitherto reserved fur meu1-
tcrs Of The Royal family" What blank amaze
mont mrss hare sat On the counteaance Of every
fnrl shuan sho tesi this pas agrsph!
l..dy Bardett-Coutts' proposition that al toys
.e,r~ss,,:;nc eoidiers or battles be ha1dfhed
t,om tho nursery seems to havo produced so1ne
.fact III England, and to hare awakened shEtl
,ements,lons among the children. Tho phllos-
.nhy Of tue prnctce is that to3s OF this descr.p-
I'm nouri.A IN tho youthful breast the leve Of
igh1ing-
TI,isna Hovaru Russell, more fani!iafly
Known by his Cnristinn appe:lation 90 Du 1-Ilun.'
a.s been d:s:ancei rs correspondent. By his
1ras of She Loudou press during the Prince Of
Wales tour In lud:s. Dull-Euu" represents
the Tim.s, and is attached to the personal suite
of the Prince; but he seems not to have i'm
pruyed Lis opportunities.
Mr. ". E. Gkdstouos letter asking denisl OF
The charge Of nepotisu, brought againEt him BY
IN obscare weekly 1spaper. is manly and t. the
poipt he shows thst his sou, instead Of beiug
Al iucurabent OF one OF the richest par,shes in
England, has been c1rate OF ono Of the poorest;
and be advises persons curious in the matter 70
us,: the hel in which bis sou is engaged aud IN
cure how he performed his duty.
Young Joshua Scars, solo heir to the vast
s~H $> IS
fs.s W sill il allowed i,090 per Runum from
h me he reaches his 2lst birthday
IT. 10 Is years of sge st, 600 annually from
25 to ~ and $4,000 annually subsequently. It
is question for the courts who would receive
the bu1z OF the rsope.:y IN the eTeot OF tho
young mans dsAth. The. estate is estimated to
be Worth between $4,000 900 and SIS, .0o3.
Tue allowances vero made br the father in aoto-
tellunl days. were rhe value OF money was
much grea.er than it Is uo1-
The Countess Eu, tbs Brazilian Grown
Princess, has, as German correspondent ra-
lates. leased f.r ten years the house OF Gez-
1nsu coloEist iu tho Colony OF pctropol!6, III
what il called the French Valley. THIS house
=h. las had eiegantly furnished and enbelshed.
aoa passes much OF her time there, taktog 1u
active i1teree: in the welfare OF The GerWan
co.onists She gives instruction to the children
io hand,Work, and the most promising OF the
girls are permitted to JOIN the girls CHOIR OF the
new colon.sts church. which she has formed and
herself teaches and dlrecss-
Atexandfe Dumas, some two months ago,
VITO long letter Oh seduction and illegitiu3acy,
Apzopoe OF the attsnpt OF q father on the life OF
his daughte1's seduces, aud pred cted his tn
umphAut aclui:tal This prophecy 1as SINCE
been realized. Tue Pariaiau public il as leolent
Is the American towards parents who ayen-e
the honor Of their families, when all other pro-
cssses fail. with the bludSson OF cold stee1. In
the present case. it appears, The father pressed
the seducer to marry his daa1htez. Failing IN
thls be stabbed but, unfortunately, did nat kill
hlna. The girl had not the bost character in the
world. The jury waa out only \ quarter OF An
hour, when the verdict for ths defendant xas TO-
turned.
Eenor CASTELAR,, il his "Lifo Of Byron" Gays:
''There Is no tragedy ompalsols to tue tragedy
OF Byron's own heart We must ascend 10 Jere-
mlah to mes: IN universal literature Ioet "ho
could Ike him send his solce from tho sombs.
repeat like him the elegy o! ruin. TIE sor1o1
Of Thamo, the pilot Of Plutarch. in whose ears
the God Pan murnmed his agony BY the Cspa
Nlseno. wEs isss poeucal. less profound. than
the grief Of Byron on crossing tie shores OF
Greece, and beholdiog her forsaken OF the gods
and peoI led by sIaves. Foscari could not love
Venice ~ Byron loved her. CO lid not feel the
hmeuta.ion Of the weeping Adriatic lagoon IS
be felt and sepea,ed it, men beside tue Palace
Of the Doges, aud the historic and sonbre
Bridge OF Sghs, raised like cetafalque over
tue silent canal whore dark green waters flow
beneath the city. resembling the outline OF
CORPSE lie uept ~ the Roman tEibunes wept
c7ss Rome's desolation. OF idesa ha knew but
Tbs shadows. OF history he felt but the catas-
trophies, Of Life he tasted but the bittesnsss-"
HOTEL ARR1vA1s
puif1fy Eou,s-T. F. Avery, Maine; ". F. Weeks,
Fsx York; John Fern and J. j. Million. 81 L.u1s j.
7rozer, Paris; #. E Sexhs!l, Ptl.deph,a: Il. W.
Rnsseu. G-le+bnrg: 4. n. De Ienil and Al. J. su4l~
van, St. Louis; Il. E. Williams Bloomington: II.
u. Cody. Utica, N. T.; G. r. Huntington.
Abany; 3. Dsggtt, St. Paul; E. B. Vail,
RouehkeeFsie. =. G'4n4 Eae!de-n !. Fisher:
nc. s.assr, sea YORK; G. Il. Doc, Ss,toon. in
S. II. Rhlple, North Ada,ns Mass.; II. Cuthinzton,
ss:t1 G*s i
S.uss: t. IT ): = bsosa: T.: fhii:a*iyais 1re%ea:
Jersey; IL Il Tanner. Puiladellhia: A D.
EllNvr,h. winous G=u C. .. LAthrop New York
lit as Nv 9o4I g. T
te COM ecticut; the Hon. J. Il. Horuish, Eeokux:
/ !. Nau>ryy and v y: balo1k aoptp:lisE' r.;
Hon ". g. HsSvs. M-rylaud the Rev. 4 H. Quint,
New Bedford: u. L. Leash, Boston; F. J. La.hrop.
Taunton, Asss Col. G. A. II. Cloekey. Savannah L.
c. Nodsxe Fort Wayne; A. s. Dully S4a Francisco;
F. v. Montgomery, Milwaukee; F. J. M.Grsth,
Ogden. ussh VI cahhm4n. Urtaoa, o.: L. c: Ellis,
Fan Claire: W H. Henry, New York. Gar1'sT
Aou.e-w. L. Burk, Detroit ]. L. Smith. New York;
1. Burk, St Louis; w. P. King Jersey City; James
Howard, St. Louis the MrKee Rankin Troupe: J. ".
~ r. n
Z l. Hall, D44timore.
An Intelligent EIcnr.
San'4 Rozu lC.i.> Ijea40.7ut-
On Moore Brothers ranch, uAar DuDcan'e
mill Mess1s Light / Co.. d .,ing tas past au1n-
meE, captured quite number Of bears. and the
way thev did it WAS about ~ folloHa bais is
suspended at such height from tue ground as