, 1876-07-14

Tho full autabIoffkpty, 10 which Mlsa Martlncau
devoted two yesfs Of hos life, and which, fearing
lest her executors should bo alarmed for some
statements In It, she herself passed through tho
press, will soon be published.
Ryen ths grant Prof. Tvnda,I, whose science
might have tauu,n him btitor. committed tbs mis-
take Of rubbing 4 frozon hind with anow out Of
doors, This treatment ,s only useful wien ms
patient IL brought suddenly Into warm room. In
tho cold temperature, tho rubbing must be without
snow, Ice. or water.
Antbonv tr,n1,ope hss at Inst written novel,
:. Thc rttme Minlstcr in which not a angle par
eon IA introduced. Wcarcrs of tho cloth Will be
rind tn Lnnu that they have boen relieved Of tho
ir,nutatton ~ rcnuine du1noss wtct, hr. Troliope
haa hitherto cat uron them, for tho present work
ia rrnnnuncod dull without them.
-.,. vto,o, hov. n,csentcd thu Comtcmo
=. I,sa".tn.t ..,t m,nn[drrnt Etprt trffeyrts,
lii ~ nGtrc... sssurinT her Of thoIr faith hope
snJ 1ove. which hind them to "our K!ngs." The
rountcas. IN acknowledging tho rtft, spenks Of
prnysrco .nii Avfonon a, Hthat land Of great rec.
ottection. and cndus3ne homes They will be real.
t,.d III mi dou1t. fot We will pray together, and
In, viii yct mako hapoy days shue on our unfor.
tnnnta cnnntrr."
IT,. h a, r.1.r. Nh a,.t .t,orn NJ ,f thu noct
e,."i,n,ss .hjron Stsd Trnc IN. At Clffton. Enr.,
being iust o3 years Of agc. Tho London ACADEMY
says In tl,ia connection: "Tho poet had s'x chill.
dscn nltogethers 1anthe md Charles by his hsht
wife, HArfiett Wcstbrook; William, Clatn, tetcy
tthe present baronot), and an infant who dlea very
early, by his second wife, Mary Goodwin. save ING
eldest and ths youngest 1anshe and Percy, none ol
then. fcnchcd adolescence; and now fesc5 a'0"'
temains."
A correspondent Of the London Timer sends to
tint paper ''somo account OF tho phystognomy Of
tAe contest At Cincinnati a. It impressed Ru En-
Rlish outsider witnessing 1t for tho first time" tse.
lie seemed 10 be particularly struck With tho per-
feet order which prevailed throughout the proceed.
tngs, and especially with tho atrict observance o.
parliamentary rules which was manifcstcd by al
tile participants In the debatea. 'The Anet.'
cans. ho conclulcs "aro 20 familiar wita pol't.
len! gatherings Of this kind that taey run oen ."
II ou we'll oiled wheels"
The trial Of Robert 1}uchanans llbcl.sult against
tha pronr,otor nf tho EtdgstNtr for publishing
|. Ewinburne.s attack began In London on June 20,
a. 4 witness bo testified thus Of himself: "1have
followed literature as profession for about fifteen
years. AM now 3b. Ihayc written some poems
and much prose, mostly criticisms, anl chiefly It
was ANONYMOUS. I have never written other than
what hctsyctl to bo honest reviews. hava never
nufrea mysc]f undcr assumed names, as imputed
To rno In thc Examiner, nor hnyo taken any I'm.
nroper way Of keeping myself before tho public"
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,o.,o%nx 49, sMn,e,,s rnnrt nrainst +
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ty.thtd street Opera. HOUSE, TO compel tho latter
etc., p4' tsT ca that tho plaintiffs ve.e engaged on
as IT. sas,y 5 Of s21 hp psr r's Tss s1d nsa
rst mSSx ea,1 thn. Tr tca 5000 md bas rou,
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