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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-30
Die Stiefelofopbie.
Bon RtssIs sotbem

Gran 1T, no1 @6tbe, oLe Tbeor,e,
un0 lebern, nad3 benz Stanbpunft I'M.
Ierer beuti9en @rtenntniB, ale y biIo I or
phie. Oie leoerne Pbiloiopbie Der
S6ubwiTienlhaiten 1T Die reueIte, ilno bic,
tpenn lie gem i'd Il iino, gldnSenoen n
GeIultate oerIelben bier in georonetem
Sbfem bar5uIe9en, biIoet anisr beutiees
Sbetna.
Die grsensniFIe Der fortseI6rittehen
ShubmiReni6aften Serfalen in 6rei
Sauptgruppen: StiefeL 9 dub unb
q antoffel.
Ser .Ralauer" iii Elm i6Ie9ter @ib
- iomobl In Der 2iteratllr tpie unter ben
Stiefeln. @r bGl II BON alien StiefeIn
am ible6teiten uno Seihnet lid) Dor
allen anberen ourh 8pei cole gigens
Id aften aus: 6urd ieine Il iterb=
uno baour1, bnB er ltsts I o.
tort 6eSablt niro. Il niterbIi1
aber if Der Galauer besbalb, fpeil ibn
iein Beliber 10 Idnge ausbeiiern IGBt, baB
sr iberbaupt nie unter9ebt. Getra=
gen tuir6 Der Ralaner BON tpanoernoen
San0ipertsburihen Il Der bic g dull
ter, .um ihn Si i6onenv, linb bon ioniti-
gen arinen 2eutet an Den 6iiben - luenn
lie @elo basu haben!
Ser .Ral bsIeberns" Gtiefel
ndmli@ = lit bas 5uBhetleibenoe Sort.
f6tittsInfrument oes biirgerlimen 6tans
oes nnb unterIdeioet li6 bonn orbindren
&aInuer Dor allen Dineen BARN, ooB er
nidlt vseeen gaar" entnomnlen, ionoern
oem G6ubmader iiets porldufia innloig
8ebliebsn lpiro, mas man ,S9iden sic
Mir bic 3ednung am GrIfen!~ nennt -
Der 2albslebsrre bat 6as nit BEN sc a.
nonenitiefel" eentein, baB lie Die BEL.
ben einsigen Siiefel fino, lpelbe lid1lppn
einem eigenefl rRnedr bebienen la0en.
Beim Ralaner iidinlih iiiaft ,bsrss&krr
feIber ben Gneht; Der 2aditief re ffiif
piel 3l 3art, UNI iit5 bon Der Grebsiebsere
joltter h6lsernen DienjtbefliIienbeit anFaI=
len 8u IaiIen. Man IaBl ibn fih BON fei-
men sBnritbsn" anssiehen. tpenn mas
SfFiBier III, un6 fommanoirt iib ielber sil
ieinem Bnrlaen ab, ipenn man n d | Of-
fi3ier lit.
Ser .2adfiefer IN Der feine
Mann unter Dem 6iiefelgeIhlett. gr
sebrau6t, I'M ganS gr 81 itin, audi nod
belle @ldcebanoi1ube, einen 6rad, 8e-
brannte 2oden uno cine 2oIe i'm RnopfOh,
ais 6tntfuge. -Mie lih in ben Mmgen bns
Ser3 ipitAelt. 10 fpieeelt Iid In, 2adiiieiel
Die N0bIelie ieines 8siibers. Der 2adiiie=
feL, iuenn er gut fibs, lit Der sic { NJ
ME ilenitiefeI In Der Gjnnif iunger
BaiIoumen, ber RitterlfiefeI, iueId)er
Ser,en erD6eri, nidbt I'M Giurm, iouoern
i'm 9an5. 2aditiefel iinb es, in bsnen Der
SineIing, nls SAllsrs Glode iinet ser=
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-30
Cincinnati sDnntag, ben 80. etpttmber 1877

Wlenoe Der einSeInen Nobrunssifoffe tpirti
IN Berbln0utg nit tauleno dubere1 uiio
.Hneren Weranlahuneen IN Der einett illo
IN Der aflbern Hiftung." gs mnB eeen
Die gobrnn9 I'm ridtieen Werbdltnllie. ite-
ben 5ur Bei1dftiaung, tpie dIh CUR Ron'
ititutton zines MenIhen. SeBbalb iino
bdufig einselne Rabrunssniittel in einem
Gebtnsalter o6er in elmer @eleli ihaftsflalie
BON gr0Bem Na9tbeile. bic in eirtenl 1ilosrn
Gebensalter o0er in onoereit 8eieuIdDafts-
flaIien h69it iDobltb6tie tpirfen. Oies
Gilt nadb &ei1 namenili9 bonn Gaffee.
Serielbe 1T fir bic 6rmeren GlaIIen, tuelhe
forpetliA orbeiten, tpofern iie nidt 3ihos
rien itatt 9aifee trinfen, iebr Sutrdglttb,
neil CT Die Mauiernne perlanalnnit. Sie
tDoblhabenben RlaTIen ober, BEL oenen Der
Wtangel an G6rpertbdtisteit 10 ,pie 10 ben
Stohmedfel Derlahelamt, Mni9oppuns
gen ollo ttiht ielten Iin0. thrift Der Raffee
it0refo uttn reberl benz ebenIo iiberfliiiiigen
Shee fterDenI6mdmenb uno nerbenlt6reno.
Ote gBlrtune, tpelde bic tuoblbaberoen
Glafen fi@ bon oem Gaffees uno Sbeeees
nulie pergebens DerIprehen, lpiirben lie
lei4t unb fiGer babtn, tpenn lie ftatt Der
genannten Stoffe 9lites friihes 8runnen-
tpaier 5l Ii9 ndhmen. @an3 beionbers
nahtbeilie fir oas ylerpeuinItem lit aber
Der thwdr3 9ebrannte Gaffee. Gs iDiro in
oemielben oas Raffein gum er6beren SbeiIe
init perbrnnnt, ino in fSolee oeIlen bemmt
er nod uebr Die Iusi6eiouns Der ners
broudten, Der Mauleritoffe, ipoourd1 Die
HerpenIhwd1e entItebt. Ser braun ee.
brannte Gaffee iit, nift nll3u eon3entrirl
9enoien, Der eeIunoeite. Sur9aus ld1dos
LTD 1T aber Der 3idhorientaffee. uWtit
Ge9t bemertt Senri g8elter,~ iaet &eib.
roaB Der 3i6crienfaifee ben @eIhmaf oes
YublifRms peroerbe uno bic @eiunobeii
5erlt0re. untrditieteit uno RerboIitdt limb
lberall bel ben tt1teren Bolfsflalieft 5ll
Soule, tpenn oiele lib id9ledbt ndbren uno
nieI 3ihorientaffee nerbrauben." Heih
fabrt nod an0ere Mutoritdten an uno
meiut, 6aB bic immenIe 8erbrettuns Der
yterOoittdt namentlid BEL ben Jrauen aani
Der immenien 8erbreitung Des 3idoriens
faffee entlprebe. Gs ruff Der @enounte
entriiitet aus: .Oes WenSfen Sel6ilubt,
pelde Den Wiitbruoer 5u &drtoffellhalen,
3ihorientaffee uno Bewobnen bon 26nern
3pinst, lei DerHuht." Yiele trinfen inbes
ben 3thorientafee, obne our9 ihre finan.
Siellen 8erhdltniiie ba5u aesipuneen ~
iein. Surtb bic @etpDbnbeit 1T ibr 8e.
i9mad eben i4on 10 iebr peroorben, oai
Iie fir tpirtlihen Raffee gar feline 3unet
uIebr babet. Gs GIFT oies namentlih Dor
Der 2an0bsp6Iterlins, unO 0ober rttbrt es
iteint &ei6, tliht gum Wenigiten, oaB BIZ
gterpoIitdt lidb rlid1t ouf bic Stdote be.
ihrdntt, fonosrn aud inmitten Der freier
Natur 5u finoen in, in tpelfe man oil
NsruenIeibenosn sur @efunOnns ihidt.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-30

ieiit aiif benz unteriisn Jlibeau iocia[sbensos
trdtlld]er Selmotbllhfeit ab nfi0 ffebt int
Ganae nod unter .bem Ralouer, ]"
beIIen tuerttdeIiher GtelIpertreter er ia iein
pfiegt. llnangenebnt tuir0 er, ipern er ih
b6ber peritei8t, !. %. auf b6laerne Srep.
pen. no er Elm tpabrbaft ldnerlihes BE.
itrebsn 3eigt, iid sum Gange pom s u B :
Saitagi1ettefl empor5uihuIn0en, ooer
ME auf elmer b6l3ernen Sreppe Sam.
bDura 5tubien 5it MAIDEN.
Sas sBontbffeldtn,1 aud dc or
gen. D0er g d Ia fpant6 ffel d en-
genatnt, lit bas eraSt6Ie, tpunbernie0lidle
6pesial @enre bes ,rei3enbet 8 :
menf f6uhesim Moreensimnter,
Die hiulmItihe ,Stiefefette oes
8ouooirs," ber poetiihe % al dub
oes Negligees! &otb lit ct ents
3iideno, q ell binreibeno - fir bell 4.
blau IoB id) mein 2ebenl
8om Yantofel ipeiB idb mebr,- ah, sic
alanben garnidt, tpieuiel man barber
bort, - in 6aibunteroriiften Seufaern
uno in berebtem g dtpei9en ndnlih /.
In @orten natiirlih n t1t! - Nber penn
es 4benos beim 8illaro BouIe unoermu.
tibet 3ebn ithldet, meine Serren. uro Der
@beeatte, Der ioeben einen Ball rrahen
tuil, bel benz &lanae plbbli9 SuIan,me1.
judt, einen S9euen GeitenbIif auf och Ste.
gulator tuirft uno erlhroden &c 9sunos
oretBig perlduft - oann id5laoen
sic elm Rreus, tneine Serren. oenn sic
hoben oos @eipenit oes Yantoffels geieben
Ser Yantoffel, unter Dem man feuf3t,
lolte ytn ieoem ioltoen Y becon'
trait our9 einen ipeSteIIen
Bdragrapben IS perboten lein!
llebriaens fann Der 8antoffel sben ioipobl
nGnnlia als peiblin iein; aber er fam ME
mdnnIi9 setro gen weroen, ions
bern irtmer MIR weibii9. g8enn d
aber einmal beiratbe, ioa in meiner ghe
Elm ipunoernieoIi6es, iiiBes, fleinss Ban.
t0Ffelhen hsrri6sn, Elm Bant6ffelden,
bas man Il Bt, un6 oas son3 seeienet lit,
bic @be ouf 9utem 6ube ju erbalten, uno
unter oieiem Bant6Hel4en. IL o i meir
Srau6en fteben!
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-30
Oanst Nnmmer $40.

oaB Ii1 nod einietn $aaen Die 9rennuno
bonn @ldie leid1t D0H3ng. Sc bat lid, bann
Dur9 ungIeihe Contraction bic MoiIe bonn
@laIe gel1ft lynb our9 bic oiiHne Qnfta
ididte entftanoen Die iriIirenoen ssorbsn
Der Seifenblule; es eridlieri oann nit buns
ten 6arben Die iunge GOnigin I'm Slale.
Nus bieier llebereinffinmung gebt oeutlib
berbor, onB GDethe gernoe jenen Bor9ang
I'm Mnge gebabt babe. Das Quediilbers
hlorio Doer Der SubIindt lit zines Der ge.
fdhrliditen 8ifte, unD IS Ieudtet Elm, baB
ourd1 feline Weripenoun9 rb0liid1e 2atiper.
gen" entifanoen, unb oaB BEL Wiangel an
grfdbrnng Die Solen Ieift al bod genorl.
men tDuroen uno .oie Batienten itarben.
Gs fln6et IiCb nun nod cine Gtelle i'm
Sauit, bic gana beifimnlt auf YaroeeISus
binmeif. sSrt Ropp's @eihiGte Der gbemie
q; g; 1O2) iinoet ii6 fOlaenos etelie !:
yWie Baracelius iiberbaupt benz Bantbeiss
mus buloiate uno In allen SubItansen bes
gelltigte gBeien, in Der 2uft Splpber, i'm
Baner Hnmpben ooer nnoinen, in Der
groe YD8mden nnb i'm 6euer 5aIamanoer
als mehr o0er ipenioer polltommene @eiIter
annabm, fo~ II. I. 10. SieIe Stelle finoet
i'm JduIt ibren Mieoerhan in Der 8eihmD-
rnng oes 6auit sssen ben iduar3en 9ubsl:
SaIamanber iOa stiben,
nnbine ii9 ninOen,
SbIpbeu beri9pinOen,
aobolo fi6 miibcn.
llno turs barauf nod einmoI:
@eridpiub in Glammen
SaIdmanber,
Gaui9enO fiisSe ;uiommsn
nnoine,
eeubt in MsteOreni5Oue
S9lpbe.
Sie uebereiniiimmung olIer hteier Hus.
bride uno Der oben beIhriebenen grihet-
nungen benefit, oa6 8oetbe Su iener ount-
len STEELE ben 5toFf aus Dem Stubium Der
@erte oes 8arocelius senonmen bat, uno
oaB, mo man biz iebt nur WDrte su bDren
elaubte. babel ii6 aud pas oenten
fonnte."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-30

Gin TronsoIs. ein Wlitolilb bs
ausiferbenbsn 6ecte ner EoIioen msiniriii.
fer, er5dbIts, BON ejsler Weinrelie 5uxdt
.5talien Suriideefgbrt: SD btanrn n1eiiie
unterlu6ungef in Soscano, uo rton
vino" idgt, iebte lie fort In ben QeQnticv
Ilen, no bas Wprt win Ioulef. bann In
Biacenta, no Die 2eiite WI Ipred1ea. ilnn
en0lth In Bergamo, iDp flur NOD .i'' iibric
bleibt. Weiter tpaete iA midi MIDI, DsnIs
Id firdtete, iiberbdlpt feinea 1Bsia usbE
Su finoen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-30

9ie Sarfin 2tewen tonnte es
benz alten eiiernen SerSo9e ME ber9eben.
oaB er tie etnit aIs cine oIte Gefanntiu
begriibt bate.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-30
Mannigfaltiges.

,9ie Srenubib aft stpei.r Srau.n
bat ibren @runo iiets in Der 6einol6oft
ses.n cine Sritte;" iaate ein @eiberIeino.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-30

Sober Mann lit tpsnisitens in eirtem
9uncte bur9aus orieinen lin Sinii6t
auf bic 8rimoiic, tuelHe er mabt, ruenn
er unter Der 0aie raiirt tpiro.
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Da8 019lid)e p0lkablatt

foftet per goit (pbne Gpnntagsblatt)
1920 per Snbr, $4.60 bas bnlbe
sSabr nnb $3.50 bas gierteliabr.
Tiit sonntagsblatt, $11.20 per Sabr,
$3.50 bas balbe Sabr ano $3.50
bas gierteliabr.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-30

Gin 3ei6nenIebrer S9rieb unter
bic 4rbeit zines ieiner S9iiler Dies Bib
bate / ne 9roBs54 4attenIeite, neil es feline
S6ottenieite belibt, osnn es Seist auei
S9attenIeiten.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-30
SIT ,,8eiflid)e 8ldtter +"

fnferboltnsssa eepiomet is seinen E& bnt,pts
ersdbhinaen aus.
Eseis $2vsr Sasr pOrsOfrs. gaa cuscps IS per Sabs
vDrtotrei.
eissns ytilmnsrn: THnf Gents pofiis bas pIati ben
idbtii9m Hbonnsnten surd bic Srdaer ms 6auB gee
itfsuwirb.
@sibisnSsnsen f5nnen per .ysOnep Drber" cher rssi'
firirssn 1sief anf anier RiifO semopt perbsn.
Die Cincinnati Volksblatt Compagnie,
b O x 1414,
Cincinnati. q.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-30

3pei g 9riftteIIer santten fitb.
.Wan fintet SSbre @erte nur in Sbrer
8ibliot1et;" ihrie Der Cine.
.llnO in Shren 8erfen finbet man ni9ts
als Sbre 8ibliotbef !" iaeIe Der Nnoere.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-30

-
Buncte bur1aus orieinen i'm Siniid5t
auf bic 8rimoiic, tpeldbe er madt uenn
er unter Der Gaie roiirt tpiro.
Gin 3eihnenIebrer S9rieb unter
bic arbeit zines Ieiner S1iiler Dies Bib
bate / ne 9roBeS SAattenIeite, neil es feline
S6attenieite beIibt, oenn es Seist auei
S9attenieiten.
3pei g 6riftitsIIer santten fidb.
,Man finoet Sbre @srte nur in Sbrer
8ibIiot9et;" ihrie Der Cine.
.llno in Sbren @erfen finbet man ni9ts
als Sbre 8lbliotbet!" iaeIe Der Nnoere.
v3u ben Sueenben zines frana6-
fif4en girsers", iaete Saint SUIT,
.aehDrt audi Die - 4rmut6."
.gtein, 8ruoer", dntDortete Rnbespierre
tait, .auf oieIe gBeiie eeoenfe idb nift
aus Der NOtb etne 5useno 5u
ma den"
Irancis geerton Ser3os BON
9riosepater, nabm unter feiner 8eoinsuns
einen 8eIuh an. Sa9eeen beiubte er
ielbIt nit 9roBer Bereittpiui9feit Sielenis
GEN, meldbe TIN ju iprehen DiinI6ten.
,Wenn Die 2eute 5u mir fpmmeit", 6enlerfte
er, 10 t6nnen lie mid 10 lanee ennupiren,
ipie es ibnen beIiebt; sebe ID, au ibnen,
10 bIeibe i6 MIR 10 lanae, mte i'd mil llno
bas lit elm unterIhieo."
3mei 9iebe, mopon Der cine cine
llbr, Der anoere elm 9aor 6bube aeIfob.
len bate, famen in Elm nn6 oaiielbe &C.
fineniB. Ser ubrenfdneer fing an, Den
Gdrihbieb su drsern.
.Sh I9eint Der S1ub unsebtuer si
oriiden, Goleee!"
,Gs piro bel Sbnen au1 niht anbers
Iein. tDenn man Sbnen 3eist, mas bic llbr
seidlagen bat!@
I'm su erfabren Of Semonb per-
beiratbst III ober nidt bat nur oarauf
81 ahten, tuie er Elm - friides b0notuh
benuBt: nimmt er beim Abtrofnen 5ofort
nie Wettte In @ebrauh un0 Dirft oann oas
rn9tns aerfnitterte Su@ auf ben erlten be.
item 0rt in Der 9td1e, 10 lit er beitimmt
@arcon; oenn Elm GbeHaun fdnat bsim
duBeriten 3ipfel oes 9u9es an un6 bdnet
oaiielbe, penn ts leine @1ulbiateit ge=
than, trnmer wieoer fein iduberlid an ben
glagel.
Cine binbeHaniihe MHefbote.l
. Gin arner 6inbn, tuel1er Der Rotb bes
2ebens uno eitfent b6len Weibe olidlib
nurtb, ben Spo entroHnen mar, fam an 0as
Sbor BON 8rabma's Yaraoies. sBiit DuI
bereits iinter Dem Dabao (ner sliiben0en
6einigungspreiie) gsfueien e frogteI
Brabma. rgltiH: aber ih mar perhei=
ratbet. ,Sritt gin! Sn bait eenue Dual
erlitter.@ : 0Iyin barauf fam Elm anoerer
Shotten. @arlt Du unter oem 9obao 2"
fra9te Drabma abermals. vNeln; ober
i'd mar spei Wfal perheIratbetF Z .Marlh
nit Dir, rief Brabma; .tilein Yarobiss
lit tsnidt fur Narrsil semadbt!@
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1877-09-30

n3ubeft Suaeuoen zines frana6-
fifnen Birgers", faete Saint SUIT,
uae61rt aud Die - 4rmut6."
.9tein, 9ruoer", antmortete &obespierre
talt, .auf oieie g9eile eeoenfe ib ni6t
aus Der Noth eine 5usenb su
m den"
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seratben su fem, iuste tin pdntoFeItrd-
ger 3n leiner aei3isen EhebdIfts.
Or lit 10 portreffGih, Dle i'd ibn niir
DinIhen fann.A
yNber i9 niir6e MID uiht eetrnuei,.
bapon 3n ellen, 2iebe r
,Oas iouit On auh nint. Der Gifs
den lit fir bic Ndabe bsitimmt unb its
perIihere Sir, bnB bic iid) bermdBen ben
Itaeen ooran beroerbem tueroen, Inn bret
Moden lang teinen appetit su babsn.@
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O'G oftfleL Der Eepe1iagii1iDt. ers
sdblte foleenoe @eihihte: .syn Sort tparb
mGhrenb Der Aifilen eine gsbeirne Gisuua
fir notbtpenbig erfIdrt. Sas publicuf5
parb oufaeforbert, iih sii enffernen. 6tutt
aber su geborhen, DerlpideIter IT'D bic 3n.
l4ouer in cine alIgenleine 4riipeIei. Da
trat Der nit Der &dunnng bes 6aales Be-
auftra9te erite @erihtsoiener alif unb Id)rie
nit eeipaltiser Gimme gtIle 0aluuten.
ipelhe nidbt Re6tsselebrte iinh, baben ben
5aal su oerIaiien ooer weroen ioiOrt arrsa
tirt."
The daily gazette., 1877-06-08
CONSTANTINOPLE.

Mr.. Gladstone is stated in one OF his
late speeches to have converted the
Turkish boast that Constantinople had
never been reached by the invader in
to a repraoch "Yes," he is reported
to have said, "every other capital in
Europe has been lost by desperate
valor, but Turkey makes peace before
Constantinople is reached :" Mr.. Glad
stones remarks it is possible, may not
be exactly represented or may be mis-
understood. Constantinople was taken
by the crusaders in 1904, and by the
Turks in May, 1853, though out of
twenty four memorable sieges to which
it has been subjected the siege has al
ways ended in the success of the party
which defended the city. An Egyptian
army on ce advanced to the gates OF
Constantinople, when strange as it may
appear. Russia came to the rescue OF
Porte. compelled the Egyptians to re-
treat, and concluded with Turkey the
offensive alliance of July 8, 1843. The
singular position of Turkish power in
Europe depends more on the jealousy
OF the other powers than on its OWE
strength, and is supported by the ives
tern powers from fear lest the Rus
slams should take possession of Con
stantinople, and assume dominating
position in the Black Sea and the Medi
terranean.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-08
PERSONAL.

Ex-Governor Swami, of Maryland, j.,
and Mr. George H. Pendleton, of Ohio
have arrived In Newport where they
will pass the summer.
John A. Kasson, the new Minister,
to Spain is in Washington where he
will remain until he takes his depar-
ture for his post of duty.
If Erastus Brooks had only waited
for William Cullen Bryant to retire
he might have succeeded to the title
of the Ncstor of New York journal
ism.
Perhaps General Grants oratorical
development may be treated to the as
sistance of Ulysses, Jr., who is a grad
uate of Harvard and is with the old
man.
John Wanamaker has started South
ern branch, with headquarters a,
Richmon Va, and is showing the poky
Richmond merchants how to adver-
| tise.
Keenan,, the war correspondent OF
the Chicago Times, was too ferociou,
even for that paper. He has been re-
called and will be succeeded by Franz
Wilkie.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-08
General Neses.

The Pennsylvania Coal Company an
nounces that it will sell 100000 tons o.
coal at auction, in New York, ON Wed
nesday next.
On the End Of July 29s new money OF
order Offices will be established in differ
ent parts OF the country. PennsylvAnia
will get Is and New Jersey A.
A telegram from Chicago says the va.
rious trunk lines have reduced passen
ger rates to local points, to correspond
with the thror gh rate OF SIS to New York
The trade sale Of the Associated Rub
ber Shoe Companies, in Boston, com
menced yesterday. The attendance was
large, and the prices obtained, it is said,
exceeded expectation.
The commissions of James Gilfllan as
u. S. Treasurer, and A. U. Wyman as as
sistant Treasurer. were signed by the
President yesterday. The appointments
take effect on the 1st OF July.
The Legislature of South Carolina yes
terday elected General ]. b. Kershaw, of
Camden, to be Judge of the Fifth Circuit,
in place of Carpenter. He received 123
out of 130 votes cast in joint convention
The internal revenue receipts for the
present fiscal gear to date exceed Sl10.-
VVO,OUO, duu IL iS ueLlcNeN az tHo lTtds-
ury Department that the total receipts
will ne ,rly or quite reach the estimate
of S120, 100000.
In the U. S. District Court at New Or
leans yesterday, Judge Billings dis
missed the petition for an injunction to
restrain Jumel, Democrat, from acting
as State Auditor. Jumel took possession
of the Office on the 25th of April, ousting
johnson, the Republican incumbent.
A very heavy rain fell in Rhode Island
on Wednesday night, the fail in South
Kingston being estimated at ten inches.
Two dams on Rocky Brook were washed
away, with forty feet of the Naragan-
sett Pier Railroad. One hundred cases
of shawls in the Peacedale Manufactur-
ing Company's storehouse were dam
aged by water. All the roads leading
ont of the town were badly quilted.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-08

RICHARD WHITING, in his Paris letter
to the World, says of President MacMa-
hons bold movement: "lt is the work OF
Marshal MacMahon as an accessory and
of his wife and NJ. De Brogle as pri nci-
pals, with M. Buffet in the background.
MacM ahon's chief characteristic is an al
most diseased apprehension of contempt
for his personal authority. 1t is the de-
feet of his qualities as a soldier. He was
Marshal of France before his elevation,
and he saw no significance in the new
dignity unless it made him the Marshal
of France-the commander-in-chief of
her Parliment, her magistrature, her
Projects and of all her civil array. His
wife, then, had no difficulty in convinc-
ing him that every disturbing incident in
public life was in the nature of slight
to his name. The majority in the Cham
Der, which sometimes voted one way
when the government wanted it to vote
another, was a troop in revolt Gambet-
ia did not simply disagree at times with
the Chief of the State: he scorned his
power. The letter to Jules Simon shows
how deeply these proofs which were no
proofs had sunk into the Marshal's mind
The Minister is virtually censured for moi
having shown due diligence in executing
orders, for not knowing how to secure
the unhesitatng obedience of his squad
MacMahon's hand did not write the letter
but those who penned it knew his senti
ments; nor did his judgment expel the
Ministry, but only his vanity, smartine
under the pain of wound"
The daily gazette., 1877-06-08

England appears to be preparing for
the possible event of being involved in
the Eastern war. The total number of
soldiers ready for service in the Britith
Islands was only $4,000 on the first of
January, 1876. Of these there were in
ronnd numbers, 6S, 900 in England, % 500
in Ireland, less than four thousand d in
Scotland, and under 1000 in the Chan
mel Islands. In the event OF England's
sending troops abroad, less than $4,000
would be rery small army, and it would
be difficult to supply their place in home
service. The necessary number would
have to be drawn from the militia, the
yeomanry cavalry, the volunteers, and
the enrolled pensioners. The latter are
of all ages, from middle to advanced
life. Notice has been given to all pen
sioners not more than fifty-six years oi
age to appear for eight days drill at the
various district barracks throughout
the United Kingdom. This may produc,
force of $4,000 veterans capable of gar
rison service.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-08
TONGUES IN TREES.

Nice observers of nature have remark
ed the variety of tones yielded by trees
when played upon by the wind. Mrs.
Hemans once asked Sir Walter Scott If
he had noticed that every tree gives out
its peculiar sound. eyes" said he, "I
have; and L think something might be
done by the union of poetry and music
to initiate those voices. giving a differ
ent measure to the oak, the pine, the
willow" etc. There is a Highland air
of some what similar character, called
"The Notes of the Sea Birds" In Henry
Taylor's drama, edwin the Fair" there
are some pleasing lines, where the wind
is feigned to feel the want of voice and
to WOO the trees to give him one.
He applied to SEVERAL but the wander
er rested with the pine, because her voice
was constant, soft and luwly deep, and
he welcomed in her wild memorial of
the ocean cave, his birthplace. There
is fine description of storm in "Con-
ingsby," where sylvan language is made
to swell the diapason of the temptest.
"The wind howled; the branches of the
forest stirred and sent forth sounds like
an incarnation. Soon might be disting-
uished the various of the mighty trees :"
they expressed their terror or their agony.
The oak roared, the beech shrieked, the
elm sent'forth its long, deep groan, while
ever and anon, amid a momentary pause
the passion of the ash was heard in
means of thrilling anguish,
The daily gazette., 1877-06-08
EGYPTIAN BONDS RISING.

LONDON, June I.
Egyptian bonds have advanced 3 per
cent. to-day on the strength of a rumor
that England will occupy Egypt.