, 1876-01-20
orage, largo. brown eyes, sud his mouth ana
laws sugecst flrmness aud self.fel'anoo that
,liatnguiah him from tho common hord OF men


oraye largo. brown eye1, sud his mouth and
laws s,gecst 4 fl.mness and seif.felanoo that
i;.,nguial, him from tho ootnnaoa hord OF men
at unco.
4 bit Of sparkling ntlor-d!unor wit that do.
serves penetration WAS diapsnaod 1t tho Boston
rspsrus Club dinner saturiAy afternoon. The
President, In atging the health Of Gov. H'ce.
made = doIicase allusion to tho fact thai Hls
Excellepcg was = papos.u,akcr before hc wRu
0oyernoe, aud thnt Ac was therefore entitled TO
a cordial wolcomo ut tho lands Of Club 90
largely composed Of journalists mud lawyers.
In bis graceful reRpnnso 10 tho toast. tho Gov
amor aid Il Wan must true that he made pancr.
".td furthermore" said he. smiling nuon thu
rcrtbblcrs who ntlrrouudat1 him, II am not Ia
tLo habit Of spoilinG II by writing on it."
correspondent writes from Louisville 10 tho
Indianapolis Sentinel q description Of Mmo,
Tftleus ID concert which, though 1t does not an-
suer oil tho puspoBca OF nustcal criticism. will
interest the women: ''Sl,o has beautiful nrcs-
ouce, and her toIlotte was raylsantc. a pink
g,os. graiu ELK, front richly trimmed with folds
and plaits Of thc eano material. court TRAIN Of
black velvet richly braldod With blhck allk,,
e]eeyes aud uaHt lA Pompadour, ~ith rnebinga
Of crepe nso mud English point lace. Her
dtnfQHUuEt fn|uGA hk FAVRtVoVf I4Ho'H!1N VI p
coronot, ososa attRcnod to m exquisite orna-
mcntal pesEl nceL lice. 3 brooch With ovalBianed
aontaite pcndants three bsacelats, two gold and
ono black onatne!od aorpout studded with tho
precious gums. Her satfiuga worb rs large az q
email oppie. sho ia unusually graceful for go
large q womau.' 1it.cna engagements in tniR
CITY have bson indefinitely postponed.
thu Rev. j. L. NJ. Unrzv. D. D. Of Richmond.
whites from Alo1au;ria, Egypt, Many Conteder-
sto eolie.H will DO glad to hoar that Qon LorugB
vol! kuowu aud Eo7el as brave aod s'tillful OIL
CO. 10 our army, ia Stationed III this city In com.
maud Of oorpg Of Egyptian troops for tho do
fepso Of tie Whole northern coaat. He lsserVcd.
ty stands high In the confidence Of tho ricoroy.
Some thirty American otlcosB arc In tue Khe-
d[re's rers,eo. but 1ou. Log'ng alone, Of all Of
them. ID in actual commaud Of troopa. The
General is a Pasbn, but knowa how to mako
Americans feel at home. He has studied E3yp-
tlnn history and po1ity aud tho ARABIC language
very diligently. and IL tho most thoroughly poas.
I'd man hnvo mot. lie htH On his atan 0eu.
Reynolds, bravo Confederate officer. and cor
dial, noble heartod Yiscinin gcnsIoman. In t,e
Egyptian armv arc Con. Btouc, vol known In
Richmond; Qen. Field. Of Virginia Col. Der
rick, Of Halifax County Col. Loakott, Of Ala
bsmA, and others
David Dudley Fold "got even " with tho eai
eor Of tho Now York Tribune Tuesday by oak
n8 In open court why that celebrated posaon
had called upuu Mr. Tweed immediately after
tho release OF the latter from Backuoi''a 1slsntl
~Furthermore," continued sIs. Field, Ills Il trut
thet the Tribune iB at present sustained by tht
bounty or indulgence Of man whom It chsrget
persissoatlg. most grossly, aud, I hope, rnos
falsely, With having robbed d corporation o.
hrgo su.ns OF money!" THO Tribune fsoths a
lhe mouth In noticing ills insinualIon, saying O.
Hr. Field. "Ho iR engaged III au immoral bust
ness, which no professional privilege can justi
II; and 1t Is perhaps tho consciousness Of h
position wltoh mates lin 50 ready to oil h
mouth With the foul language aud vcnosnons ID
ycpttona Of malicious md disgraced outcaBta
WHO RIOT on tho outskirts Of aocot'. and throw
eth at tho company from which they are cx'
cluued. Thero was simo when Mr. Fold hat
moro ao1f-respcct."