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The Cairo bulletin., 1876-05-05
Ilurrah for Babies

sleeping carriages and preambulators'
for babies Of all sizes. at prices ranging
from IS 30 TO So, at VIM. Eichhofrs fur
nitprc factory. corner Seventeenth street
,ud WASHINGTON avenue I-11-lms
The Cairo bulletin., 1876-05-05

A. HALEY. "A iinclot of table and
pocket cutlery, also spades, shovcls-
hoes, rakcs, forks, axes and a general line
of hardware just received by A. HALEY,
ll5 Commercial avenue. 2-lS-3m
The Cairo bulletin., 1876-05-05

Two communication were received a
the BULLETIN Office yesterday. but too
late for publication. They will appear
Tomorrow morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1876-05-05
Choice Appic..

Just received by Harden a Dewey 3
barrels choice Northern apples. Stor
room-Gi Ohio leyec-old stand of Maih
uss " lhl. J-2-3t
The Cairo bulletin., 1876-05-05

Fifty cents, at Winters Gallery.
.2-23-tf
The Cairo bulletin., 1876-05-05
The Bulletin.
ASNOu'StEwENIS
FOR SHERIFF

We are authorized to announce JOHN u.
ROBINSON as u candida g for sheriff Of Alex
andcr county. ut the coming county el,ction.
We are authorized to announce that u. \. Ed
nundson Is an independent Republican candi
date ior sheriff, ut the ensuing county election.
We are authorized to announce PElERSAUP,
fur nn independent candidate for sheriff OF Al
cNander county, at the ensuing county election.
The Cairo bulletin., 1876-05-05

: beautiful line OF new cmbr0iderics
just received by the recognized "cmbroid-
cry house of Caro-J. Burger * Co.
3-2l-u
The Cairo bulletin., 1876-05-05
Something New.

Burger & co. have beautiful assort-
ment OF dress goods OF all kinds, and
silks. summer silks as low az sixty cents
per yard. These are splendid bargains.
Call and see them before the rush
The Cairo bulletin., 1876-05-05
Ga.hmer. Lace. and MEETINGS.

Cashmere lace and netting. u splendid
assortment, certain To please the ladie.
Just IN, at j Burger u Co. 32l-tf
The Cairo bulletin., 1876-05-05

SEE koCn.-C. kocii, at ms shop and
store room, No. 80 Commercial avenue,
has for sale stock of boots aud shoes Of
his own make also iull stock of leather
and findings tor sale; and Il
large stock of st. l.ou's Gus.
tom made boots and shoes. He
keeps the best material and Is up in all
the latest styles. His fits are perfect, and
satisfaction is guaranteed. GIVE him a
call V'Ho-o
The Cairo bulletin., 1876-05-05

The next open air concert will take
place on Friday night. II will DE given
at the uptown stand, by the National
tOrnci band.
The Cairo bulletin., 1876-05-05

Fresh arrival Of a very large a9sort
mont OF ladies and gents hh gloves at
J Burger Il Go. 3-2l-ti
The Cairo bulletin., 1876-05-05

Linen fibre, plate finish. letter aud note
paper at the BULLETIN office. Blue aud
cream laid, below st. Louis prices.
The Cairo bulletin., 1876-05-05
lIO For the Centennial.

'entcnnial tickets, by all routes. are
now on sale at the Illinois Central tickc,
office. JAMES Johnson,
i.3-3t. General Southern Agent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1876-05-05

L. A, Whecloch Il Go. have removed
their Office from - Ohio leve, 20 No. ~
Ohio leyce, up stairs. 5-o-3t
The Cairo bulletin., 1876-05-05
FOR LEASE OR SALE.
Lands, in tracts to suit, near Cairo.
tfS-lS

SOMETHING NEw.--rhe lightni ing, re-
ciprocating, tin churn and egg beater
the latest and the best ever made, at A..
lIallcy's, who Is now selling his large
stock OF stoves. tin and brittana ware At
greatly reduced prices. Give INN call
before you purchase, ll5 Commerclai nv
cn,lc, 2-lS-3m.
The Cairo bulletin., 1876-05-05
Centennial Association Report

The following is report OF the re-
ceipts and expenditures OF the Alexan
der County Centennial Association:
The Cairo bulletin., 1876-05-05
THE MARKET.

srl3- Our friends should bear in mind
that the prices here given are usually
for sales from first hands In round lots.
ln filling orders and for broken lots IL is
necessary 10 charge an advance over
these figures ,"HIa
The Cairo bulletin., 1876-05-05

FRIDAY. MAY 5, 1876.
Local weather Report.


JAMES WATSON,
Sergeant. Signal Service, T.. : A.
The Cairo bulletin., 1876-05-05

Thirty thousand Just received at the
BtLIEIIN office.
The Cairo bulletin., 1876-05-05
COMMERCIAL,

CAIRO, ILLINOIS. THURSDAY EvfSiSG.)
NAY 4. 1876.
The weather Is again warm and pleas
ant. The rivers are still declining. and
are down to about their usual stage.
Rates to New orleans remain as last re-
ported. They are 12l and % cents
through, and Ia and 35 cents way.
Business has been a very little bit
more brisk, but is still very quiet
throughout the city. Flour is very dull !:
there are plenty of choice and low grades
but medium grades are in limited supply.
The demand for all is light. Hay las not
changed in the least since our last issue.
and from indications of the present and
what has been experienced in the past, IL
does not seem probable that any material
change will take place for some time To
come. There is some inquiry at the mills
for choice white corn. Dealers also re-.
port corn scarce and in good demand at
prices quoted in last report. Oats are
very dull. There Is very light demand
/ "ii ~ iai S'ppiN' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "
ceipts have been small. They are held
at from 81 to 10 cents, according to quail
ity. There j. an ample supply OF botl,
country and city meal. The demand is
light. Prices are unchanged. Bran is as
| dull ~ usual. There Is big lot of com.
! mon AMI inferior butter In the market
which /. very slow sale. Choice il scarce
and will sell readily. There Is fair de-
mand tor eggs. with liberal supply.
Prices have declined Il trille. There are
no choice apples in the market, and there
Is an urgent inquiry tor them. There arc
Il few common here. but they sell only
moderately well. Poultry Is in limited
supply. and there is very good demand
for it. All the good stock is taken ON
arrival at good prices.
The Cairo bulletin., 1876-05-05
RIVER NEWS.
ABOVE
Low wATEp

WAR DEPARTMENT. RIvrp RrPoRr,
May 5, ,e7g
, 1876-05-04

m. tha EhtgH of lie onnty rs ocIo ths Collector.
and Tbs application for Judgment should hAVs bsen
mads ty him.
.Thas Cook County IA undsr townshir organization.
rrftrtneo IA mado to Cau4cs and Of Ar <. Of The
Constitution.
"17 fair Implication from TIM Language unel IN
these sections e C1uty at Cook 10 not tatnn out Of
thr c!ass Of cosn.tes srdcr sownshsp organization.
that balnA the condition Of tbs county before the
atonI'on of the Constitution. And .t,s L. strength.
eucd sy references to Nec 23 Oh. a. usie co'nt!re
- Tho POWERS OF uls nounsy body corporate Or
rolIt!a fhs bs asarciaed By County boars to.rit:
In counties ndat toWuAh!p organisation {exoept The
County Of oeok, hy posfi Il sapessisors, &c: N
sioners etc.; 10 ronnsies not uter township orgsn-
izaton. by tue board ct County Co.nn,is4!onaEs.'
Tsgs sot} And also hy Ulause II Of Art II Of Chap
i;o. title Township Organization I: 'Th: supsr-
r!sors Of snuna In Cock County shall perform Tho
rauso t!es superveor. Of soxna In oshcr counties
under sowtahIp organization. except that shey anall
not Ia members cf tho County o1rd. Or exercise Any
Of The powosr ths1eof.' tpAas 1,0%1} Ws think Il
fa!e Inference fruit. ail these ttovAfous that the
County Of Cook must DO conslerel ~ Under town.
ship orsnsssnn. and consequently tho Tfe.surrr Of
The County lbs proper person 10 make ibis Appt.
eatiua for Judgment"
, 1876-05-04

stnto Convention OF Prohibitionfsta
ot IndtunnpOlta. Asisi.
SPECIAL pspateh ta fht Chicuqo Tribune.
Iap1AaApol,s, Ind. May o.-Tbe State Tenn
petsnoo Oonroutiou met this AFTERNOON. aud IL
largely attended. Mrs. o1-dov. Wallace, presi-
dent, waa detained u home By the death Of n
sister. and Miss Auratta Hoyt Was elected to
prealle In her absence.
Mrs. Wallace appeared, and road her annua.
report, in which sho earnestly advocates Woman-
suffrage as euro for incompetence.
Mrs. L. o. Robinson, hlrs. Emma Aa!loy,
Hiss Amanda Way, and the officers Of the Con-
vontlon uero appointed delegates to tho Ma
tionni Temperance Convention, to msot at
Philadelphia June Ia.
Statistics for tic yeara 1s74 mud 1876 show the
number Of Haloons in nft7-hvo counties to >a
1895 in 1876 egatust IA In 1874. This Es tho
operation OF the Democratic License law, u
compared With tito baxter bill. In 1875, there
wore 2,213 licansod Haiouns In sho entire State.
large meeting Was held tonight iA the
0raud Opern-l11uso. ht Which al.irpsHcn we're
ms1o by Mrs. Robiuaou. Airs. MalloY, aud
Luther benson.
lilo Convention will continue Throughout. TO-
morrow.
, 1876-05-04

through Tho opening, than ths inteFioper pushed
bis way 10. saytngt =.
"Ah, Al last whoro h be, then Z" :,
II do not undosntand Tho gentleman. It Ia II
whom you wish to sco +" raid Tho ahppkoepor.
,"Tnr example. do not know what want 2"
replied tho stranger, "Whoro is he, repeat, I
must rcc hin. il is important"
..AI,, "a you mako fun Of mo. I am he,
Joan Mario 1saptiste." $3.50 ~.
"Ne, no, tho o.her. your partner. 1muas SEQ
him."
am ALL"
.It's IN outrage. hasc Imposition. n snaro
to deceive The tnnocont Toll mo, how can you
be two peop1o7 No ! ehati nok DO baked, l
will aee him." ,...-. 49,,
'hIon Dlcu bnt who is 1t you wish To SEQ :"
aWhy your partner. tmbcciis. Do ynu not
Bay On your sfgu The Two Baboonss' vol.
vans 10 sec him, the other ono, your part
nor"
Tho old fellow ntood moment comprehended
tho situation. and quietly taking tho stranger by
tho arm led lin, grayoly across the room to n
small mirror, pointed At lta rellooting surface,
and said b:
"Uehold him. had doapatrod of finding yot,,
dcnr brother. bnt fe bon Dleu te ever performing
miracles, and It s nothing for Him transfor All
Ass iuto baboon."
, 1876-05-04

v5orms-Eho Rev. decentralization
end CRpian1.

Worma-Eho Rev. decentralization
End CAPITAL.
.7pttsa& D4suateA to Ths Ch,eao" 7Y,bun<
MONTREAL, May 3.-Iuteligeuco ts received by
cablc that to-day tho raporB In tho Worma caso.
wl!oh were sent from horo by Lit. Cartos to hls
professional eonfrere in LoudoD, aIr. Archsm-
built. wore laid before the authorities there. 1t
remains 10 ba soon what action will bo taken.
II IL probable correspondence will bo opoued
With tho American Government, rs tic gronud
tahon by Dir. Carter Wien tho case was bofors
TO tie Imperial oct by English Judges.
Special u1sptfh II fis EiIed7a I'rtoHHt.
TonoATo, a1ay 3.-At q tneeting Of the Toeon-
to presbYte1y lnHt night, the amended statement
Of lie lar. J, D. Mcdonnell failed to satisfy a
n,aiurlty OF tho rresbysery. Who adopted 1eso-
luton requiring him either to modify hls stato-
n,out or Htre = virtually unqualified asseut to
tho doctrine Of eternal punislmont as laid down
In tho Confession of FAITH. Tbs minority, In
c!udIpH tho 1lev. SIR. Mcdonnell, entoted their
d!1seu:, aud c,aved tho privilege Of appeal to
tho Synod OF uencsa! Assembly, whioh IL tho
hiGheat Presbyterian court.
The rlle aasociauous Ut thlB city aro now
hodnE . meeting to select team to represent
Ontatto at CEeeaMoor. ......
s1se,a. Da.patch IL fha Chteaoo 1rtaun<.
BT. CATuAn1xEs, May B.--The taborers on tho
psw canst at Thoyo!d haso etruck for an lncrehsp
OF l2X cents per day. 4 procession Of oyor 400
ktrilels marched through The Town of Mosrltton
today, hehded By baud tlAss, ntc.
!Srtesai NItHaleh IA The Chtago 7rtouns.
HAMILTON. MAy 3.-sascral factories tllat hAyo
been Hort;iAg short ttsuo haYo resumed full
hours NTH full complement Of handa.
, 1876-05-04

St,t York Mercury.
On ons Of the narrow streets that run through
what IL knoxn ~ the Creole guartnr in Nov 01-
leans stool = little shop, which itb PROPRIETOR
delighted iu utming "Ina Two BaloonB," huro-
y, Dtuble fancy must hare suggested 10 striking
. title, a,,d. although familiarity With tho shoe
bad made the don1zsns OF the lNhrtes qbliy,ous
to the humor ot the uame, It whs moi the cass
with + certain young Cseols who passed that
way. returning tr0u4 dlnnsr party. liz stoul
looking ~ the utgu ~ II !uat In admiration, mud
th0n, ~ II seized with.an uuconttollsbio Impulse
be rushsd ACROSS the at1oet Aud commented \
violent rapplnx Oh tho closed onors. lliH loud
demand tor admission. was not 80 promptly au-
sse1ed ~ Il scanned to him Il shculd htyo peen,
aud forthwith hs bolabored the dopr With I0doub-
led f0suo until it waa opened BY tbs couclsrgv,
quite osesooua With fright.
Whore h ha Z" demanded tho yIsitor.
"Hut who M'sleuyf !" asked The daEed attend
ant.
why. tho prop1tssoz, to DO sure, stupid. !
wish TO 500 hlH 1t o1ca." continued thu yialtor,
STIMULATING bEaAthlsss lmpstiencs.
"N'sieur telix, II u he whom the gentleman
xiAhea TO zee ue has IuAdo htB toilet fur the
xight. He may not be disturbed"
Dut must see him-sosy important by
welfare IL at stake"
"well ldoa's know, this u very unusual.
ba.-"
''ce1ta!uly. Vt course, land mo ~ h,r." aud
without further &do thu stranger Mas coEduetcd
to The apartment OF the proprietor. No e0ul.sr
Wa The door partly opened Ia 1sply 70 the sum-
U.ona, sud aVht-cappsa kstd protzsdsd
, 1876-05-04

THE NEW COUNCIL AND T1Es MAYOR.
IA tie Editor af 1h& Ch,ss9o 1f1osna:
CuicAao. May AIN your iHEus Of yestosdAy
ron hhvo nobiy advocated thu causo ot the op-
proBsod aud p!uudeted citxans OF Chicago, ~
aBhlnat the tutnous rule OF sLr. Harvey D. Coll
vim and Ills maraudnx gang. II seoms to mo
that 1t II tho peculiar province Ut Al honest
proHB, especially At such critical period a. ths,
to o1ercIso its iuduouco and powos In tho bold
oht and most unuistakab!o mhnuor, to tho end
that the official toApot.nm which las brought 10
much disgrace and worked 60 much injury on
Chicago may bo Immediately crushed and
s.ssipatsd; and l am glad 10 SEQ that
TIE TRIBUNE at lenat has been faithful
to thia trust both before aud alnce tho mighty
,yolco Of universal Chicago thuadosod forth
from The ls!! Of tho Exposition Building its
grand ro4olya to wipe out tho corruption os our
presont loo III standardization by substituting iu
iss stoad All upr!Ght Mayor and Al aouest Couu.
ciI. The satisfactory. solution OF this all-lu-
portAnS question in dear to A0Be who hRso the
Aelfara aud prosperity OF Chicago at hoAst. Tho
remains for tue people to say whethor OF not
they will. by lndiueroBco aud ApathY, alla" us
10 DRIFT into hopeless bankruptcy. or by iuae-
diAte aud decisive action FeatpTo our fallen fur
tuna aud e!osate our local institutions t. tAat
dignity. soyonoy, aud grandeur which Colvln
aud hls heuchmon have robbed them OF.
Nov IL tho sima and now IL the tour tor
action. II mist be prompt, practical, aud d.
teru,sued Tnn situation ct s4airs will not adj
nit OF any t'milh-nnd- water " proceauinga. lie
peop!s must make = bold aud united ssAnd, and
iu tie effort tboy slss O. fAll.
Elrsk aud Rbofa alf. Colyln must be removed.
It decsnoy and public opinion cannot induce him
to "step down aud out, then he should bo
"bounced" without any ceremony whatever.
There IL no question TINT ilts Admin
lst.4tiou has boon = curse to the pros
perisy Of Chicago aud therefore The bost thing
That can bo done ia to lot hun "go his way III
ponce" but place hi1n beyond tue power Of
politically slanipE any mora. lie baa proved
himself in thousand nsyB u1llttod for the
high poaislou to which hs WAS called ho al
loMod himself, time and again, 10 oa tho willing
TOOL OF kuaves. LIacAcgH. aud 4sn!b!ers 4nd
altogether his Administration has been such that
eyon tAoss who hitherto kept onsttalJ aloof from,
politics non Join In tho sone.at oEy. aud for
ysut!y pray dellserapce flou himself aud the
, 1876-05-04
FOREIGN.
Tho British Government VIII
Hold Wins1ow II Short
Timo Longer.
Opponents Of the Royal Titles Threaten
the Ministry with O Vote Of
Cengnre.
GREAT BRITAIN
p$stAEF rtF

LnTpoN, May A-Ths oorsEnrusnt VII D. aaes-
t1onsd in the House of Commons tonight If thu United
Hates llss protested sgsnst the scon taken In tue
wnsloF case; IT, donsnds s1s IN harmony With tho
s1is.inR treaseA aud what courss III Attorney "en
erAl Will adstse In The pttnalssa-
Tho application for ths rslcass Of Wiut!o", made
today, was rraIsted by the ofcs ct tfo Crown, and
denied. Wtnsiow will In held for ten dnys longer
awaiting lbs re14y from Washington 70 tho latsst
English nots. This application for as release Will ba
renewed On the t3th fnktaaL
HER uI0H n1nHNES6+
LONDON, May 1,-The TrtNt Association reports ehe
following: "Ws unde.ttand TINT. In consequences Of
ths caused by the proclamation giving
eject ID .hs 1oyAl Titea act and which does M limit
thA nso Of Tho title OF Eppress strictly 70 India Str le
RI Jamcs Will ys notice In tho HOUSE tomorrow that
ho will no.s resolution equivalent 70 voo Of eo-
ali is pledges Riyen by ths Government dnrins tbs
debate in the oy TITLES bill, and therefore ths yoto
90 tho bill wna taknn undcr misooncepHon. I1o
Marquis Of Harrington will ask utIAen for oppor-
tuatty 10 dlstuas Tia Aoovs 1notlon.h
, 1876-05-04

To ths Rdt'or " The Chicago Tribune;
CHICAGO, May 3.-Unlesa the now Council
prefer to eioct one Of their oNn numbor Mayor.
they can cut the dordtaa knot without further
ado by counting and declaring tho yoto. and
then passing Ill ordinance ratltylug the vote.
Thu ordnance uhould bro1y reoite-As nut
ter OF record--wby the yots 10 ratified and do
clared legal election. among which may bo
uamcd tho wlllful negloot OF tue Council to iu-
csudo thai Of Mayor Ia sho election cali the fact
that $4,000 out Of 0,0v0 voters, by voting for
Thomas Aoyne for Mayor, corrected tho
missRke made bY tho Common Uouno,l, in ro-
tuulng or neg'ootioR to cali 40 election
for Mayoe Mt = tsmo when euch election MAS and
should haye boeu hald; aud thu insxped4ency
on tho scoro Of economy to oall special cloelion
for alnyor, when tho poople have klrea,iy az
PRESSED by large majority vota, cast 1t the
proper time and In the proper way. thcir psofor-
encas for Mayor.
II, ~ Attorney Jam!eaon sa1r, i special olec-
ton Noro nsceosary, that has beon had, and Ono
s!octlon 10 emphatic aud oyospowenng ought to
ba enough, 10 tha. ali tho Council nnod do. oven
according to Jamissou, ID to count and declare
the yota. r&tify tho election, knd declare Thomas
Hoyus MAyor.eleot OF Chicago. D. y.
, 1876-05-04
SPAIN.


DEBATE on RELIGIOUS POLICY.
MAna1p, May 3.-1n Congress to-tlaY the dsesss On
4 new Constitution VIVA continued. aAnor Alvarez
orpoted tha liberation ctanss mud do
elared that tho monarchy was lost Religions unity
was mt u,ntntatoed. Prime Minister Canovss del
Caatiiio, In reply, pointed out that 8patn
potseltei colonies tn Atnc1lcA> Aittca. Aud Astss
impsfbe tor her TO keep thtso colonies snd ,nain-
lain those relations II tbs 9orornmens adopted Al
trrtcohcllahle ustramottAnA attitude.
THB FUERos TROUBLES.
IGcapArE, May 3.-Two Gnipssroan de1egates and
the Civil (tnvernor Of San HebsatlAn havs roAvntd On
bcconnt Of their nplnIoua concerning tho fueTos.
"nEI.1aIorb rok1.nAT1oN.
1ArH1p. May 3.-ConRresa to-'icy by vote Of 728
to 81 rejected thu A1ncudnlcnu rrol<4ea W the Mod
eruLoes aEsinst tic religious olesaon eAtiRs Of Tho
Constitution. ..
IosnoN. May 3.-Ths 7fr+ta Madrid dispatch aayH
tic snet,ducnt to thb Consltuon rejected by Con-
rcSs Jeateray by yoa OF ZIG to 10 VIA that In favor
Of religious unity, which wus supported By Banoe
NyAtez,
, 1876-05-04

Special Dist,ateA u 1As GAtoass 1stasaA
BPalaoE1xLp, Ill.,, May 8.-Thn following dela-
gates to tbs Priaou.lieform CoDgreas, xhloh Ia
10 moet In Now York City. have been appointed
by Gov. De,esldas Robert col]yeE, O. q. Ham,
monl, d. ". Perkins. y. Myers snd K, Hoyt, OF
Chicago; John II. southworsh, Of Woodstock
Ds. Jonu ii, Sweeney. ct Normal. There will
Wiues, of tho btA.s board Of Public Charities
Nil, AioLAuRhfJ, Warden Of The Btate Psn,tsn.
tlafy Dr.. booal1er. Of tho Reform School and
U. L. FELTON,, Of the Chicago nrideMon.
, 1876-05-04


10 The Editor Of Tho Chleaou Tribune:
CHICAGO. May 3.--1f ever there Was body Of
ocials Which could not b. truatol it il tho Lizard
Of Cook County Commissioners. Every act por.
formed BY them for the last year OF two has bnen
tiugcd and talntod with fraud whose enormlty
could only bo measured by tho amount at money
involved.
Probably each one OF tho eight corrupt Com
mlssionora 1nakea on no Average ont OF fraudu.
lent contracts from $4,000 to $40, 600 year.
No wonder they aro willing and eager, for tho
small legal salary allowed, to Eive al Of their
,,me aud aerviaes to county Affairs. Ensoring
ofllce poor, several Of tho Uommieslonots have
become wealthy aud support costly establish
nlonts. How long ia this corruption 10 60 on
MnBt the people wait till fail beforo 1t can be
stopped, and the corrupt mombors ousted3
Tho offer OF rewards for ovidonos or
turn btate'a evidence might cause
tho Ring to breas, and scvoal tho oorruptionisls
fur punishment 8nnothinE should b speedily
done to stop the stealing aud punlah tho ateal-
ers. 4 meeting should bo hold deuouuolu8 tho
Board, and calling, In the Dame Of honesty and
economy, for their roalgustl0ns.
Ille County Hoard should la onjofned, On ao-
count Of their corruptoa from ttaushetlng any
further businoHs, aud tle naturalization Of
thor afratra placed IN the hands Of = Roooiyer
appointed BY tho County Court upon The posl-
partner dlatrnsts the honesty Of lln co.partuer
he asks for. tho appolntment' of Roce.vor.
When clerk ateals. tho merchant doeB not wait
until tho clerks yoar ia cut bof ore ho discharges
him. Tho County Board stsal-ouss she cotn-
" Board. K.
, 1876-05-04
FRANCE.
TIT. lI1ttHqA1iH,

TAnrx, May s.-The manager Of Drofts d. FRosnms
hos boen routencod to two months imprisonment and
ne Of t6o0 for Publishing speech delivered by DR..
lloluet at tho amnesty meeting, April u.
RouiEn'a CONTEMPT FOR JEROME HoSAPAnTE.
H. Nouher has adtlressnd itttor 10 tts electors Of
Ajaccio tauluG them for their support lie Etstcs
tights rum c,lrabIo attack hy sIo let.sr which wna
I1uhhhe, !tefnre the Alst e~nu, 10 !touticr> will
cot Interfere In the forthcoming eectiun+ blt ,Eill
tneteiy sreat tincn Jernine Napoleon shoul s s9asn
seccpt candidacy, With Indifference an1 forgctfturas.
, 1876-05-04
Diplomatic AccolalpllstAfn ia ents.

Diplomatic ACcofMpllAtAfn in entss
Mr. Eyesstt'a accomplishments wore tlit1aront
once seut 10 ths Court OF france, and of WHOM
an all,iring attache remarked, with enthusiasm,
that he could "nuoAe and chow perfectly at
tEs sasae tno." Prehnmptirsly the Hauo gen-
tlomaa could pIay an e1col}ont game 1t whist.
But this " Mr. Eys!ott said. HaA vary 1uuotl
more than !,o could do. According to tho ntory,
Mr. Everett Mas to present ,lia crodenttnls to tho
Queen Oh tho eaua any with The preeuntation
Of the Italian Minister, and repaired at tho
proper hour. In thu costume Of ccromons, to tho
palace, where ha found hlB Italian colleague
also officially Md splentislly arrnycu, Tho
presentation took place IN Ius form, and the
Ministers, having boon hiddou 10 dinner, wore
informed by tho Prime 3tnnlcr that the U,1cllona
Of Rent, tho Queeu'a mother, desired thea 10
Join her III Kanla At wtlat.
~ mn BorrY for either of you Who may bo nv
partner" said tho Primo Minister a1nug AZ ho
rosc to load tho way to she nachess "for know
very l!ttlo about tue game"
Al they passed along. Mr. Evasstt turned to
his diplomatic companion, aud BALD. with lofty
usbauity, :" l also must euttoas your E1cUen.
cr'z torbearanco II yon should hAvo the ulAfor-
very little p1actiou in tho gan'o." The Italian
Excelleney bowed courteously, and gravsly as-
eured tLo Am1s.cAu Minister that the necessity
Of fo1heasanco xas mutual, for he aiso lad worry
t s1 ta sa tho !: TIE pasasss
and having Indicated who WAS to be her partner.
tue three dignl.icd pesHouAXes who were not
very familiar with whist 1sated themselves,
aud the gatuo aas about to begin, when lady
Of honor placed herself by the chair of the
pantonB: Your E1co!lenclcs viii excuse me.
but, to pIevtpt embarrassment 10 you, | have
requested this lady 10 prompt me. as, indead,
Au, not very familiar With the game" Tbs Ex-
game OF wblss proceeded.
IL t.o,. usro. On, iyouato. Alr. Everett had