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THE OUNCE.
Tab Ing steps 10 Prevent the D"struc-
tiOu Of ibe Centennial buildings.

Tab Ing steps 10 Prevent the D"struc-
ton Of she Centennial buildings.
PHILADELPHIA, September lin
view of the fact that the mere accident
of the wind being in an unfavorable
direction was all that saved the Cen.
tennial buildings and contents from, at
least partial, destruction, aud crowds
Of visitors from deadly peril, when the
shanty town was burned on Saturday
afternoon, the grand jury, in Court Of
Quarter SESSIONS, this morning, made
a special presentment, setting forth
that the large number OF frame struc-
lures having been erected In the i'm.
mediate vicinity OF the Exposition, In
direct violation Of an net of the Assem-
bly,, ask that means be taken, rs
soLn as practicable, to have the above
removed, or more serious lesson will
be taught to the city for their negli-
gence in the vigorous enforcement OF
law for the preservation Of the lives
aud property OF their citizens.
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RAILROAD MATPERS.
81 Louis organizing II Hond with u
SHH Francisco Terminus,

ST.. Louis, September ll.--Articles
Of the association Of the 81 Louis and
San Francisco railway base been filed
with the Secretary Of state. The com.
pany organized to purchase the At
lautic and Pacific railroad aud to con-
struct thirty seven miles of track he
tween Pacific City and ST. Louis, 80 as
to give the company continuous rail
between the terminus of road. The
capital stock is twenty-five millions Of
dollars. The incorporators and direc-
tors for ensuing year are Andrew
Pierce, Jr, Joseph Seliman, James ID.
Fish, j. p. Robinson, w. IT. Coffin,
James Baker, Samuel Hays, c. b.
Fisk, IL. Il. Buckley, Thos. w. Pierce,
G. w. Rogers and Henry Il. VerhIven.
Railroad Ticket Agents Convention.
New YORK, September 1.-THE rail-
road ticket agents brought their ses
sion to II close to-day. The committee
on passenger rates reported /; inadvis-
able to make any material change.
The next convention will be held at
st. Louis on the second Friday In
March, 1877.
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INDIAN MATTERS.
A supply Train Forwarded 10 Crook
Indians Drive Back u Courier.

A supply Train Forwarded 10 Crook
Indians Drive Bnck ~ Courier.
RED CLOUD AGENCY, VIA FoRT LAR
ME, September ll.--This morning a
supply train OF about thirty wagons
left this agency, escorted by three
companies OF the fourth artillery,
equipped ss infantry, for Custer city,
distant eighty miles. The supplies are
for Crooks command, which 1t Is re-
ported is to be there on the l4th inst.
For two days past the Indian commits
sion has been quietly waiting develop
ments. 1t IL hoped Red Cloud will be
prepared to make some response to-
morrow to the proposition made by
the COMM ssioners on the seventh. A
number of Indians from Spotted Tail
agency, came in yesterday. 1t 10 said
the Indians Of this agency are waiting
for Spotted Tail himself, ant that
whatever he fav0rs they will do. Adj
vises from the telegraph camp, near
Hot creek, say the Indians drove back
the government courier, who left Fort
Laramie with dispatc hes for General
Crook. He will make another start
from Hot creek, this morning.
Sr. PAUL, Mimi, September Ia
Pioneer Press special, dated camp ut
the mouth of Glendiye creek, 9th in
slant, via Bismarck, under date Of the
nth, says the recent order OF General
Sheridan, designating the Fiflh In
fantry aud battalion Of the twenty
second as garrison Of the new post,
and directing these troops toput them
selves In shape for winter, has practi-
cally put an end to the campaign for
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TheroSare not less than twenty tn..;
sand people who actually Y. iiNe w" 's'''
nightly on the prairies u ,Fs'sAs
When we number the stock 'nen ~
gagged with their l.er'ls. 80 waGon''5
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-12

90 : aay ~ home. Axon1g = 11 ~
We AZ anu ssrms irs~ thu Is
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-09-12

the season, as Tar as the Dakota
column Is concerned. The sea.
son IL so far advanced that, with the
utmost industry, the troops viii hardly
have time to shelter themselves before
severe weather, The organizations
designated to remain here have been
detached from the marching column,
and are at work. The navigation OF
the Yellowstone has been suddenly
closed bya rapid falling ofwater. The
supplies for the new post, instead OF
being conveyed tn their destination
by steamer must he hauled in
wagons from Fort Buford. The ques-
ton Of subsistence for troops who ara
remaining has become so grave that
all supplies brought up for the active
column must he devoted for the use OF
the cantonment IN order TO provide
against danger Of actual suffering, con-
sequently our small army has to be
sent home, General Crook has been
heard from under date OF the second
instant. He has followed the trail 10
the Little Missouri without finding
the Indians, The trail was found 10
split, showing that the parties have
diverged In several directions. Crook
thinks the southern band may have
moved backwards toward the noun
tAins, and he is somewhat hpprehen-
sive for his wagon train. 1t ~ expect
ed that he will move in that direction
with his eutre force.
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States four-and.s-half per cent. bonds
To l0l gold In New York market and
1929 IN London, an advance OF one
quarter.
, 1876-10-21

While the Earl Of Albcnl.rlc was performing
military service In 1ndin, ho had frequent ac-
Quaintance with that deadly reptile, tho cobra
de- copello. At ono time, servant who had
been bitten bY q cobra was brought to the Gov
crnmcnt-1iouse, In hopes that the physician in
ATTENDANCE could enre hts life. The remedies
given were Intellectual. and the man died in half
an hour. His death appeared perfectly painless,
for SO long as life remained his body rcatcd In q
state Of complete reIose, With the hands open
aud the palms upward. The cobra can by do
mest!catcd, and, when tanned, allows itself to be
handled BY persons to whom It is accustomed
with perfect impunity. An instance OF It's
amlabtc bcaring ia cited by tho Earl:
The General In command Of tho 1tarrnekporc
diaIt!ct il my time, old gentleman Df the nhmc
Of llaslwtck, was paastDnately fond Of cobras Of
which ho bad lnEEc collection. Ills pets. being
or trltant tisposltlon would frequently escaFo
noyance and terror OF bis ncigADurs. once paid
vtslt 70 LIS fnakcty. ! easy hin. sc1zu cobra by
the tail With his right hand. while he pahseA the
body Of the animal rapidly through hia left I'LL he
reached the head. lia tsieh forced open the aer.
6aas OF tho fangs. When ho let The reptile 90. 50
far from Slowing irritation Ut such rough uaAse Il
secmel rather Erutl1cd ut having been chosen 10
exhibit thu ldtosyncsasy Of its viecies in ts own
peTson
The Ilinssoos have a superstition that, II u
cobra Is killed, sumo OF Its relatives will avcnge
Its death. For this reason, the scrpcnts arc al
lowed by them to multiply without molesta-
ttun. II IL stuffed in q reces,t publication tint.
III tho Presidency Ut Bcngal alunr, 1l,4ld per.
sons died oi s,,akc-b!tc In tho ycar 1867.
, 1876-10-21
TIE HON DUKE.

Ihe Duke OF wellington seems to have re-
garlcd tho field Of Waterloo with the feelings
VI "u'!nn'tatan lathes tnan those OF COLI
queror. The Earl of Aibcmarlc relatcs that,
iii The summer OF 1910, Mrs, Patterson-nftcr.
Matos luz "ne u t'o VICTORIOUS General-and
her sisters, Lady Hcrvcy and Miss Cation, were NJ
Brussels:
=, he M tius'ons rfinee Or Waterloo was also there
a.,n. ,S ". ne. mucn entfeaIy, the sisters oh.
GI!nsu ~ I1luctant consent 70 accompany them to
~. ~ ~ III. " th nc aad hot eGen there since
on tIIrr retnrn Trnn atsnn u'ef ,sr u,asa Mata hsm
evening he scarcely ntioreS woni snd bv bsu
deep.drawn sIshs showed how sad a picIurc ,rns
brought to mind by reviuitlng tho scene Of hIs
Lady Wellington frequently told nc that des{r.
, 1876-10-21
FAMILIAR TALK.
QUEEN CAROLINE AND MRS. FIrZ-
1IERHEl{T,

QUEEN CAROLINE AND Mrs. FITZ-
IIERBE1sT.
The grandmother Of tho Earl OF Albenarle,
the Dowager Lady Dc Clifford, occupied for
seven years tue post OF governe.s to the Pru-
cess Charlotte, daughter OF Gcorgc Prince Of
Wales, attcrward George tic Fourth. While
standing in this near relation to the Heir Pro-
eumpt!ye to the british Throne, Lady Dc Cllf-
ford hnd favorable opportunities for observing
the conduct Of the unfortunate Princess of
Wales, who had been banshcd from her lus-
bands house, and was suffering from the oliu.n
Of serious arusations Of improper behavior.
Her residence was for time ut Charlton Villa,
wlere her daughter, the Princess Charlotte,
was allowed to visit her under certain restric-
tions,
To tue Lady Do Clifford writes Lord Albemarle1
sho wns suuTee Of constant anxiety and annoy
ance. ottsn when, III obedience ~ thc Kings
,Ss Y Vs t rsa tGk
cess OF Nnles would tehayc hctsclf with levity
Of manner and language that the pseseMco Of ncs
child and her chlas goSeFncss were insufficient to
On ,nore than one occasion, Lady DE- clifford vas
Obliged to thReaten her with M!ukIu$ such repre-
seDatton TO tho King 40 would tend 10 deprive her
altogether Of the Psinces4 churlotte's society.
These temonstranses were r.. always taksn IN good
Pr From tie Day I'll pooH Pinetss Iaaasa in En-
gland [adds. Lord Atben!arlel she became fully
AWARD ahNt Bhc was bcset by persons Of her own
deasored 10 make ier an object of disgust u her
husband. Tbs ODD ti!1g was that, win ~ hsf
aiu'ircr Of = inc head Of haIr. 'Sow you know"
ss ysry Hs' proud , q shs TO- na o'nens
the Prince and were alonc took, out my comb
snd let M my hslt aow f' Eyer ny shoal1or. liat y
you could haYe seen the poor mans fcce!"
When the Princess Of Wales, now Queen.
CoMsart, was, In 1870, tried before tho 1Iouse OF
Lords, on the complaint OF Gcorgc ~, who de-
sired dissolution Of Ills marriage with les, in-
nIcnse excitement prevailed throughout the
Kingdom. On tho morning Of Aug. IS, the
Queen proceeded to thu House, surrounded by
crowd Of her admirers, and passing through
dense throng Of people assembled to gaxu at tho
Royal corteEc.
Ty!wh!tt, Usher of The l,lael: lsol. Tue llneen
Ind known him Whis living under bur husbands
s9t m%e 81; s1o T. y
Knew to 10 ailsei'' ''' '@'s '''O~~ '''' "'''
Ihs cs;. fY.s as ths Queen % entered and re-,
crInson.and.ellt chair, Immediately tn front Of
her counsel. Her appearancs was anything but
Tua; au unbeco,ning gyp,y hat Will! huge lxlw3 In
the front, ths whul9 sliFneunted with plume of
ostrich 'feathen Nature had given her lishl ha!F,
blue eyes, . taF complexion, and good, ,huiHosed
!ttlcs were mnrsed by painted eyebrows. und by .
owed hsf eissk.. and sava Soii dsaan. aif 10 hst
features.
The woman to whom Queen Caroline alluded
aa the "arst wife" of George ~. was Mrs.
Of ths Church ofi England, iii l7s5. 'rhis. lady
was once declared, III ! pamphlet ny Horne
Tooke, to be equally really, aud happily for the
, 1876-10-21
TO THE THRUSH.

OF all tho lute. voiced birds that siny
AHA wake WUDtl*cclloss tn tusloatsa sweet,
With lhes, u tltuid thrush! can nuEu eosnpsts
In caruliugs ~ rich and vivid vatylng.
Whether thou att A-xky upon the wing,
Dr hiding ffOtn the suns s1cG'nlug heat
'bIid shady branches, thou hnst ever treat
For tho listener; md thou dust bring,
In the htayvl- born l,rornplIngE vt lhy lay,
1nAptrItinss VI h0pe to the Ead ona'e Arart
panlsh!ns flam his thoughts fur away
Dull tutebottuKs. Celestial creature lAAk
thou RFtl "
The nuhc too great q kuefdoa should be thinst
IulAoEtaltzud, eternal Ia the heavens to sAiu4,
Fur UuuAH. Ia. an
, 1876-10-21

IT NIIAN I E.NAF11tI III6 Vltlt
DARNE9' OENTENN1AL HISTORY: ONE IIcr.
pnED fEAns or AMER1cAN INDEPENDENCE.
ayo. New York and Chicago: A. s. Barnes d
Co.
This work is boing published In twelve month";
~ parts, at SO cents eacli. II Is handsomely
produced, In largo type, on flne paper, and with
IN abundance OF Illustrations. On tho eppear-
Ancu Of tho work IN bound volume, some
months ngo, tho really prniseworthy fraturcs Of
tho narrative wero duly specified e-l cofu-
mcndel.
, 1876-10-21

rnf,,r,,,nr ~ iuht III H.,nent ~ INC grGat
,t. "'o unIteh ttlc scparasc tribes ot L!s
' p @ n,py III I" 'e w1 %o9s sf ee aSn e t o Z;
VIM abolished sosne 1T their most revolving
practices, and subjectc.l ,,lhern to stringent
which. with all It's iuperfcctinns, was iii, iar
superior =" any which they .pssvpns'y pos
III .,,to,,. "'1 Mu ~. l"ctfcn.a e. y, Ms earesr
sncer,, md ri1htrn,,s t,n. rrcatest ~ r"i"1tn.
crs and bencfaetofs 10 biz avn people, a
preacher and Legislator Of trutf, mid CIV.
W.. .'a.atIoil; Eho ttas Gxcntnany done more ttlan
tr,I, and ~ cvynt,n, "a! .eii,,in,s NJ VI
former Ina checked Tic adyanre Of CfIf},tMuity:
the political tef0rncr has checked tho advance
of freedom, and indeed of organized govern
i1cnt IN any shape; the moral reformcr tias set
his seal to the fearful evils Of potyganiy and
slavCry."
The nix lectures IN which the author reviews
the s9n9ucsts Of thc sarace,,s arc entitled re.
honet; slahomet and Ills Greed; Ths Undiy!1-
ctl Callpl,ate; The Earaccns In tho East; Tho
baraeens IN the Wcst; and The Inter Dynastics
IN the ,ropc Of thc work for reflections; yet,
ueousy toie The aetIon sReG tc.e ect
that which Mr. Freeman llns employed In Ills
iate "ofK on tLc norman conquest
r,,,c,,c ~ .-.-,,-,-,n -
no,,.v s1,e1,onv NJ -. NCth ~ nioloha. y
Tits Assaa,,NArior Or ,iu1,;,s castm To rMAT
Or DoAlrs.x. BY ". ". CARES, NJ A., Late
%un'ar ugu gin .,q 9. GoIleKe. ana eaa
ford. Viii TMo Mans. lima. IN. 23o Now
York: scribner, Armstrong 4; c. Price 81.
The period Of history covered BY tlIis brief
commend INCLUDES III. ,rst .,,,nr.
M ~ ~. na.".' r',. s "s 1ae'y
W VI tne ho'nan Empire during which the
eleVcn Elllpcrnrs styled tho Csrsars held sway
In the Imperial city. A separate chapter Ia
, 1876-10-21
The Two Wives of the Fourth
George: Mrs. Fitzherbert and
Caroline of Brunswick.
concealment' Of Sex---Tlle
Duke of We11ington~--
: The Cobra dc
Capello.
Professionally caterpflIars'."Flora
Round About Chicago The
Cornell Family.
LITERATURE.
AyAlyTOUIOGRArnY. AN

,,,r<,n,o<,r.rrv
AN AUTObiOGNAFil1
strTr YEARS Of NY LIFE. by NEondE Troy
rs -. ps, Of Albptnarlc. Lima, pp. AGO. New
istk: - Henry iloit & Co. rrics, 81. 20.
A man Hlto las clt)o}ea Tor nooVe seventy
ye1rs the privileges Of tlle upper classes OF 80"
s,etr IN England; who, Uy reason OF his high
@ t,,,h and official connections, llus hobnobbed
hi r,,nres am, Kings: who, by lIis clevcrnese
md eood.uatute, has made himself welcome
companion IN Tue ntefaEt 4'ateri'il'ea u Aoh-
dou, must l'arc host OF interesting memories
p.soA. s.,o,,ro,n,,,t nv, ~ e.r1tnnr, a..
election aaa nf'apee''s'.tt ".u VII o'u1'.s'y 'a'-
.v,,oon,e manner to publtc eyer greedy for
uedote and "reminiscences Of mcn anu won'c'
tmiucnt In station, achievement, or character.
~ .r;rbt,A t,,hn,orIo ia ror,,,,,.t, Il, ,,ov,,,p
1ee ~! + 80 ~. st"AIe :" AAsus
tlthe Ieqlialta qualifications tor nj cntertaiii-
tn7 n;ch,fenr Of The Incidents and observations
~ ,,4,.as. liz. n1 1T. to,I, ,.,t,e.,.
e,ssse .o,ahc ae VIZ wc w'''qs us
I, n, so]tjtstton of his ,yjfn nn1 ch,ldrcn
a. Wv ~ A
n hd informs US III Inc preface, lie
tas eiycn IN aceount OF his anccs-
- ~ =,
, 1876-10-21

Coutts' bnnk, ~ "the property Of tho Earl of
Albgn.arIci" md therr, aetor'llng to tho pret.
ent Earl. they tltw remain. All other tnntfu.
scripts referring to her ,narravc were, by tho
cotlsent Of Mra. Fitzfcrbcrt, committed t,i The
iIalncs. The mass WINS 50 great thai, nftcr ser.
rFal hours' burning, the Duke u "Wclltneton
We bad better hold our hands Tor while, Of
We shall set the old wpn,an's chimney On fire."
coScEALMENr OF SEX.
Many Instances arc on record Of women hav.
Ing successfully concealed their EEK while for
long years, or lifetime, t1ley wore the hnbilt-
mcnts Of men, and pursued the roughcr, l,aryl.
or voeations TINT arc ty common consent hban.
doneu to the'r brothefe. Their story uecessari-
~ reads likc ronlance; indeed, It. usually Is a
romance, deeper, often tnosc traNical, than any
In fiction, for 1t has the tremendous reality Of
truth. TIC Earl Of Albemnrlc chronicles In his
eossIpy autobiography o,,t of these strange
histories, OF whcl. he had some personal know1.
edge, and treats It as of unduuhtcl authority.
Il was while at Cape Town, In 1910, that he met
person w,1ose ecccntf!eIlies attracted universal
gaErleon, md the Governor medical ndviser Lord
Lhar!es described him 70 nit a. Tho most skiItu of
PhgsleiAnB and tho most w1ywsrd Of men. lie hal
lately been In professional attendance upon lie
uotcrnor, who was somcwhnt faBclfni about Gis
HcN!lHs Vnt@ l0klnK uHlD!akE A. e1H1EEHllH AflH
done, DO bad left his patient 70 pFescf!bo Tor
hlnlsclf. had hchrtl no much OF this capric!ous
yet privileged gentleman. that lad great curlos.
tty TO sec him. l shortly afterwards set next him
ct dinner atone q The rex!mcntal messes. In this
y aoont my own Age, with 40 nnmlutakatle Scotch
tfpc Of conntenance. reddish hair, high check
boncs., There was certain rt1cmlnacy IL Ills mnn-
ner. which he always seemed striving to conceal
usaa hes e dey u 10
Of no" .comncllt1vc examlnation.'
A ntyhtefy attached 10 UAtfyrs whole rrofessfon.
al career, which extended over mure than half
century, While at the Cape he fought duel. and
VAS considered to be Of most quarrelsomc dsspo.
sttlon. lie was frequently guilty Of fragrant
breaches OF discipline. and on moro thnn occa-
sion was sent home under arrest; but. somehow or
other, hfs oHenscs were always condoucd At heau-
quarters.
:, In Hdr's Annna1 Arny LfH for the year 1895,
tho name of James Dairy, II. H.. strfids at tho
ncnI the list VI Inspector Generals Of Hosptas.
In thu JAtY Of that en1ue year. tho Timer v1u
day announced tho death OF Ur. Harry; and the
next day It wRa officially reported nj ihe Horse
Guards that the Dnct0r waB woman, It Is slnvu-
Int TINT neither the Ionllady Of her lodging, nor
the black servant who Ind lived With her for yef,n
had the allghtcFt suspicion OF her SEX Tho Into
Mrs. Ward daughter Of Col Tidy, from whom
bad theAe particulars, told nc further that ste bc.
llevcd tho Doctor TO hare been the granddaughter
OF Scotch Earl, wa0sc name I do not now rive,
aa am unable to Rubstnntlate tho correctness Of
my friends HuFmIse; nn1 TINT abe adopted tho
medical profession from attachment to in army.
surgeon who Aaa not been many years dead
, 1876-10-21

iii lie Ion"r 0! brims in nv nnJ"r scho9 n Inv,
ns knew ne immS1lase'y anil rom a"le1 III, IL,
As s.sde Of of :, he. nan!' w!!s! we're J9ned together
i! ' Ys !! s .s!ss = en Jss; sss'
pn* se kltat er hand t. s a. .'S .e isoyr Syn Gy
e s " nc sss,';Ss st 9fGss S.s
Keppe!s connection witt, Ills regiment va, IN.
tsrrupte'l il Is BY lis sppointmcn, ~ iono,a1y ~.
e ,soe m a9r anoat ysnr The duties OF this office
a,tenance apen his foyai igaess oily ,ayo,ahs whe;s;
# Kensngtoa faiaee aess to ' as eseelisns
the society OF Dne ,yhn wns at onc" thn {cst ~
naturel II men and Tia hrst insir,,",c,f S T.at ~
ia, .. -.-
wl,icb ~as nr,,sras, was teanae0 m% m% 10 MS regiment
thrco years' rcscncc n fndia "a H. rat,,rrna Mee s
Eilrono lv circmitn,,s ront" a,te.s ~
aftcr'ydrI nnbjfshc, histsrv ~ II. e.a, ,.alu
through tken iittickaow reeIo,,. IN rot.mn ssg'n
entitled HJvprt"n1 innr,,cp ~ Il ra1sa, !;
Tic hook rava in vo,,nw .,ti',- 4',eaaM ean.,,
crnbIe rricbf;tv c1otm -, aI,nts"to,, si 4 FL
"Trayecrs' Cinbs ani ~ AZ" issrnr ~ a,,i III
oE Lontttln. Fnrv IN iss In wo, s..y ~ Euu
Captaitlcy, by purchase, and WA rarc ,,non ~ ~
TIC personal stail Of tho Marquis of Wellesley 10
wc,idinr ~ hJa INV IT, t.,, ~ "a.."E H. W lne
Mrs Patterson The aran,tia1rhtcr NJ c",.o,l ~
Dssla1stion q Independence. Tic tic post v', whIei
to gain nlnny facts In tho history Of thc future
Dnkc OF wellington. III etuEle page he nar-
rates some Of the most significant: fe~
n wey e ta Ss y |" we k1pw nsr carry
entered paf,nment a. M ~ e"rs sE9o1 ahd nnvesty.
fnHii.hoj y ehnrsntas ~ GintJ aEes ahu soon es,
.h1asSHIA uIIubGlB as m orator af1Q
hp0tsr sra ~ e abilities o. Arthur; The younger
iatn HIT ~ gucm nowef The
,,ae w H., ~ aho do%n o. rortarngto, uted
wnp INV Iii n1,,, ~ ny ns s,naa!a6ly dAl back-
inieTcstine ,if, ~ H. 1r.nt IN ~
fcmsiy ut artv srE Hm 10 hS thn Ounce o. tho
In sn,ge c1rny % IT, VIII hnt
iis intellect wus fatcI az "s verx oy aon1a1d ZION
liz cyss 11 h' y nny IN hs
sthfF s!aaS ,h,a haade If. bat no, 4
hjn, in iho ~ w. ostesmhed 70 place
thnse tlavs ,rns ir,eyarsntir w army ~
tary College at Anrers he seemed 10 lara lttic
haa shown for tile ..'1lumanities y; But he wis
sEil shy, awkward lad. It IL matter Of note.
floty taat no was refused a Collcctorslip Of Cma-
uties W ~ nn VI n,s hconGetency for ihc
ccr Is now cItat from Lara %ornInston faficr fnt
wards Lord Wc,jesicy1 to Lord Gaminp cc1ininr
commission for iii brother ArtaMr IN Tho army
on the same grounds. Wien ho became Xidc de.
o. o. lssia,na. h,a acauainsance With the nsuaEcs
bc uou,csasa M IT, H. ,seo anx ~ @s enn.u r, weii
school Moore, the uocf WIN yisItc1 1tSmhfG 1t%hE'iS
shortly bcfnre me. md wn i,yn n ,,,r ~, as,,,
sssis.y u y:s si!adss il it, jsS!na! 10 eahe ,he
An cd ady one o H. ~ a LIT s5a
that when my Of tho Dublin bclics received IN IN.
, 1876-10-21
PERIODICALS RECEIVED,

Anantle Monthly for November III. Q. lioaghton
,esSn, Ge ss'tsn e .xsi SS9'sn;
XIII. XIX. by Henry Ja1nes, Jr.; :; ;sliordano
H.. BY o. y. Howard; "In Two WorlAs," by
L. Il Hudson: Pottery u the Centennial" Iy
e1ss TE: A; E'i; stol rss ysss Hs.s Tst' Ss:s
Tstiisteh. By By chstle: bad!ss Wsrney; Oi
&san; " MsSssp !, syr Yssss EN-
ess, ss''fs ps:sss; MIS-
sy sya@ " it, 1 vfieh aae
s.alsnent u = Ths Amsfican:" i historical pa.
pst BY Ftanc.s ~ rarkman; some tsaye!.sks'ehss
dsS,sdns.s 81 cnat: o. ssis " ono
recent poultry by Alr. lioweils; and Mis-. KsM.
bls's Old Wonsan'a uosslp:
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AlotHa:a shetiana Fairy Ta!c.,,' by Dlnah ".
Ssih :; syfa pss1ssyi
+. seudder; '"Poot's Nsstgnaiius,h by Alfred
Il; Louis; "a, nAn Eaxii.hwoman Am1ng The
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iiatsiin.o'i SHi..lon Es1sassr, y % ssa.tsnee e;
FeIHMlOEe NOOlsDnt ''IGAk rtelue, " Q$ Ml94
School" ''Gastb," by Julian hawthorne;
..John Locke, "by Prot .Ghas!es Anfray. .Sairne;
Storm, by George Lnnt: "Ths Donation Patty
y MillowGeook, BY Mrs. Il: =; Gosnett;
chalr;" ''Elttuta Literary ltecord :" " Editors
Scieatldc hecord;" Editor. Historical Hcc.
or4;' "Editors Drawer" In tho neccnibrr
numbct. Of ltdrpsrs Magazine viii be begun :
nuw serial sloEy entitled - Escma; or, My Fath.
sss SEA s,1, T. =. Bsskmoso author Of Tae
LORRAINE" Mlss Thaekcray's short aerial .tory.
'peat Fields, :" begun In the November number,
vii b followed by longcr story froM the saHss
author. In the January number vii! be COM.
mence4 aetlet Of papert on contemporary art
In England, France, and Germany, with cagEa.
wings 9f tho representative works uf the greatcst
living European att!stx. 4 serles u papesA On
tclentiac subjects, popularity treatrd BY lr John
W. Draper, Will be commenced Ia IN catly NUS
beF. The Dccember nulaper Will cont.in com.
Munleation fEom William L. tilad.tons. thu Eu.
Rlsh statesman, respecting hls attitude toward
America dus.nS .ha late Wst.