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WESTERN PATENTS.

A weekly list Of United statcs patents tssurd
to tito Inventors Ut lllaos, Wlseausu. aud a1lchi.
gan Tor the week ending April 3, lS77; and each
p4trnt in tho list will bear this date. NcpoEted
expressly for THE TRIBUNE by A, II. Evans =
Co., pateat-soltcl.ora. Washington. DC. Charge
for obtaining q patent, so. A copy OF the
patunt.Iawa seut free on application.
-. lLLIsols. d.
% ", A. barlow, Chicago, attaching tnots to
!. T. A. uennctt, alorrI.on. eatbase truck.
II. kibleF, fi1tsheid. grain sopsral0F.
q. q. Ktit!eso,,. NIisu. Iasbci fsncs wire,
sp'hESs hs :!Spes, ss fsf: s:.1 s;s
i. ". Msilett, thcsYu. s'ate.
W. ale(lntoek. llSoee.!eu. Eot.s1ouD1inz. t.1s,.
i. s; Z. nasoa. Aitchhela. Compliance.
Eosger i June, Mortis, school leak.
Tses. ss't aas!s9s sss:' Aisa sSi:;Ss
r. Hpn.ps1rer, tumes, kn!!e-xsouses.
:dsa Sissxs 3ssss ssssGssa ss:.sr aud
pqiGPsss; Il. 5. Stevens, w.ekss.s. .esl. .g,tnast.,
}. A. Thoa.son, chicago, eounesFfs't'ee!a oe'
'eS!o1 s'fl"l loou,l:, Chicago steam p.s.d.tvsr.
sasF aeSs.a Ss,Y5 SS Sissxa aa na.ss
WISCONSIN.
R%s; % l%.azgss tls' gs!s, raSsw Sss @saa'as aa1D'
T. t. !; w'ii.4@. ii 1niil niil~saEse. is.shstlus paddle
1 wheels.
! &. il, Wilmington. Jnaesvilts. grain binder
il. 7. Goodwin, shsboygau tdcsi2n), chairs aud
settecs.
| MICHIGAN.
Y, a: Ktnes DotFoIs, mazuette p'otss'0r' tot
ii. Jonus, East Saginaw, sash fasteners.
| j. A. Leep4s. Concord, kitchen yeuulxtof.
X. u. Thomson. Danssllle, pIow. ..,...
I J, A, Brown, Port Huron, automatic teleStaphy,
j. Ehsshaslt. Bufy OAK, hag- holder.
4. l.. Phlpps. Atltasd. haEsestst keel.
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~ 6ts Ia. f-nrv, +bn rrtornff III them IA
Of ms leeS from lug eFouou' anu ~ t"em :,
turned until bis ankles arc 80 lightly Eeeuff'
that no whiting Of Ills back can unplsec them.
Near him are placed the precise number III
,,icL. t rhtc,, II I. sco+cnced. Thcse src 1.-the
eri.c1,es s,r" ~ -" ~ frc, in,o and rather norc
flan i'ai} ~ tnrl ti,,ct: in the centre. Two ex-
nprtam,,ho i,tttniiy wrar snr,ct coat. t,ount1
wIt hi ncI ~hi;' !. ti,o ,,n,forrn ri fhc Rl1ai,'s
rcrnttnnrr.wthr, ~ tsEn thnr n1ores nenr tho
irem. cn"I, ar,nr, w;sh stisE. Till, ThJrh tbcy
in i,,sn hclsinr tI,c snIc* oi Tia feet until tic
sitcX IA GrIkcn too shnrt fnr ,,sc. '''
Snort iy hcf',rc H.. Hrunfd Travelled nThrot,rh
ptrsa ~ ca.sran'', III Il taud II as,ont tftr rol,.
hers attacked thc rarty of Msi. Sanicf, who
was tase,no from rntlta tn rchtran N, d sncriaI
With con.idera;le Iap'ty, "a re,iress Ills wroar.
the rrrsian ftnrernmcit xcized unou Mi tbe M.
hsnny ricits vim hnnncnci nj tl,e fime 10 l,r
snyxhcrc in thc II ,dntty Of tiie crime. and had
III, throsts of ihrec a.twe,,ty Of t,,eIn c,,t Ir
tie nubIic exrciitnnrrs uf HilIrax, III the a.
trtnnt 10 sun1re.s rohlrrv In t,,c Province
, 1877-04-07

CHICAGO MEDICAL JOURNAL .AND EkAM1Ss
ER for April fCiicago Medical Press Aaaoch.
tion>. THIS r,agnxno Il IN tho thtrty.f fourth
Year u fts nubitcatthn, and l. on strong bastst
asthe Medical Pre4A Association 70 comp2scd Or
must cmlneat p:lysciana IL tho cI!Y* TIE Jour
naf-wl'tc!, IN cdi,ed by William II. nyfotd. n.
ts uabIshcd uonth1y There will hereafter bo TWO
volumes cach ycur,, for tho benefit Of the Chicago
AMEiicAS ic. METHODIST for April III. 0.
ilonghton L to-. Dottonl.
ANEiilEAS rtODKsEL1.EIt for April tAmcrican
News Company. New iofE).
SATinNAL Ti;AcrtERs' MoSTl,LY for April
"a. y. Rnruca i Co., New for!: and Chicago.
LlTrELLy LIVING AGE. Current numbers
tt.ittell j. Gay, Dostoni.
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rpENC11 LIrE1eATURE.

u1sToRY or FRENCH LITERATURE. By
UgSMs VAN LAUx. II. -FEoN THE CLASSICAL
Eos;s 5ss1fsh XIV. NV a fors M q. patnams sons
.Chicago: Jansen. McClurg Il 70. eFo, pp.
uJ:, lslcc. ~, 10.
T4u second volume Of Alr.Van Laun's treatise
on tho literature OF Franco covers term OF
about 160 years, extending from lB5 into tue
Seventeenth century. 1t coanprisea the most
prolific period Of French letters,--that which
spran1 up III the ciaaslcal Renaissance, aad eus-
mnatcI In the agu OK Louis XIV. cluster OF
the most famous names In tbs Intellectual hs-
tory OF tho natLon-Alalherbe, Corneillc, Pascal,
Racine, BoIleau, 3lollero, pcscartes,, La fon"
taiuc, 3.oSsuct, .Fencl0u, antl alassilloIi-!llu-
m1nnse1 thu era with peculiar hF!ls!ancy. lho
character ot tho writings Of these ssl q less dis"
ttnsutaLlcd nutAors, and Of their i!,lughre Oh
fls,F ss, y Saaa y Il, @osH cs 9ny u III ID is
comprehepsiycnrss, antl tbs patastas.ng lssaaaes
In wlbh 1t Is constructed. 1t supplies neeu
wnlrh las long been ieit. ..-beinK, lu faet' tllo
ing INK claim to originality, which exists III the
English language.
ALBERT EDWARD IN IIlNDUsTAN.
THE PRINCE or WALES IN INDIA; Oh fnox
G.g sps:s + cui.s.pSsaeos e.
SsIesss:, ,I jss:;fa,< !; lsc'aIs 5 @. l:mo,' pp.
*Gz. fsteep 9Astns
Mr J. Drew Gay was ono OF tho largo corps
Of newspaper-reportess who accompanied tho
Prince Of Wales In bis recent tour through
India. Ais lettess arc principally devoted to
description OF the pa2ca0ts which marked the
passage OF tho hell 10 tho English throne from
one point u another, and coataln nothing
which was not freely published ln tle jail ptesa
at thc time Nhcu they Wcsc written. slf. Gay
Il not particularly clever 1t deMcatiop, Aid ILL
aketrhes leavu tho mlna with vague, uusatls'
factory Impression Of the opnlcat scenes which
ence, Ike thas u scoss Vi others on the spo:,
, 1877-04-07

Tho Pess!an authorities employ various In
gcntous modes Of punlshment In dealing with
csintl.ala. In tho central poettoa Of tho eoun-
Try, during the months when wtutes pfeyaIls
with cxtrems severity, It Il occasionally the GUS
tom to control refractory offender BY stualnx
his trousers With snow and leo. This method
Of torture may be supposed to bring tho most
obstinate sinner very speedily Into state Of hum
bls cnntrttIpn. Tho most common sentence
passcd upon convicted culprlt h that VI "she
strks," OF tho basttuaAo ~ It u usually tcrncd.
Mr.. Arthur Arnold deaesibcs the manner In which
1t l. administered, ~ follows: "Tho nRn Is
hid on the ground. and, after bis shoes and
stockings arc removed, hls ankles are passed
through Leather loops fastened 10 bsams
which u held by awo 1nen ~ neaz'y tho length
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CATFISH,

Foret aud S!rtam publishes letter received
thr,ugl Prof, Baird, Of tho Smithsonian, lnat9-
tutc, Which describes novel trait observed In a
spc.ics Of catl..h, supposea 10 10 tho AFsepsis
.HQ5ur.l, or ,cat u tho Atlantic coaat.
In the summer Ut 1868, while Ash!ng near tho
mouth Of a small stream emptylug into Mobile
bar. thu author Of the letter mentioned was
slInw,, a collection Ut tab caught with q seine.
@Willc cxut.l!i,ing tho tish,Y he writes, tiny at
tentjVu was tuIcd to several ynt, each about ten
inches jp length, which seemed to haye won.
Irriu development Of tho throat. On exan'ina"
ttO,j, t,s enlargement was found 10 be caused by
s,alI rattlth a1ll eggf, wAteh were carried IN thu
inoall, Ftoui thu mouth of one t1ok out
eleven sn,al! hsh, each shout III Inch III length; ;;
anA iron, anothsr, eigh, es ataa eggs, tue tszs
Of d su,all mnI1lc,-tho eyes Of th9 embryonic
cat showing distinctly through the thin tnens.
trane enveloplnE III. ess2.''
, 1877-04-07
FAMILIAR TALK.
QUEER FISHES.

NoEG!s
Tic wntcrs Ut South America ire Inhabited
ny 'arIs u, y, ,a ,n' noc, NJ .trram
.'an .., m..,I s ~" III, 80. ~. t,., r,otn.
III tne warm 4at'auaea WV ~ Aps ~ Aaa ".,., ..o
10 Ills bait succession Of queer species Which It
will bo impossible to name nna very alnleult to
haudlc. From m island at tic cutrpnec to tue
,.as,,as =, Ian, ~ Vfnrc,t ar Rosn l.ar.nst
Price once had an experience u ths aoft, wA'ea
he relates with good deal ot spirit. halla ot
paste made Of mashed crab were first thrown
t,,,, t,,o ma n attrort tho fish. md tho houks
were then baitca with tho legs o. crabs Or with
harnaclcs. Sue.esa was immediate. anu tue
strange captures made elicLtcd continuous ara
NJ e;nru,nt4ons,
Hca1'} w tLe u'n, ",Nss wv, Nv ',oeo, NO.. "s'0
oi different varieties. anu uao "o Ueca uhat'
tended By Ms 'daFkics,' o." confident sono
Of us would hare been hurt, II not scri-
.a. uusy "a!a'>a. .,.,, ~ ~, ,s".o arms1 viii
them. eS hca''y aa "efe "'"sa ""n
some description q prleklc. Many o.
5 M g,skis a WE w 9ese n ,ssn
lns out OF tue 'br!ny.' handsome rea fsh. w..
about two pounds y weight, aud so'nethli!g ilkv
percl' called BY 81. 'tle EinF o. the seas,' Tas re-
oaI ''e uSss appcat.ou, s a. a. dior averel ono lave
seldom. tasted. a bIavkt ugly'Iookinx thing,
about pound 10 wesgt't, wa ealteH tlto soap,
nslt, ati1 wus uncntabis; PUT on be1nR stltse'!
about IN small pool Of salt water, soon causcd
| It to lather liko sn1s.
IA porcuplnr-1sa tL1o<loH hWfrix}, weighing
about seven pounds, one Of tho Plettogiathes.
vas pcrhaps tl.e ne mose curious oa9 . W g.. caught.
| cst possible caution. cvlacntly Regarding him -
! dangerous brute. A more. awkward one 10
handle II IL quito impossible to cotIretve as ne
Is entirely covered with small sp!kes, dispersed
nur M to UlGyent cIltCttally any ono touching
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-Four ycArs ago society was formed ID Lon-
don under the name OF the Hoyul School OF
Art-Secdlcworlt. Its ubjcct was to revive tho
former popularity OF ornamental nccd1cwork for
decorative purposes, mud at the same Lime to
provide employment fos gentlemen IN need Ut
remuncratIvc labor. The Princess Christian of
Scllcswia- 1olstein Is the Prcsl1ent Of the lnst.
tuition; and the Princess Louise, Lady Marion
Afford, Mr. William Morris, Mr. ". Crane. sir.
Huugeriorl Pollcp, md uther eminent artists
and a1natcurs, arc active assistants In pronlot-
lug It's designs. An exhibition Of the works Of
Exposition, but with little immediate advantage
to ts,e Society, as very lew ot the objects DIS
played found i kn1u Iii America.
Tie School harc now placed in their rooms at
South kcnsington tolitct!ot. Ut u,cir tiucst
specimens OF fredlcwos1s for tie inspection of
exqutatte examples of design and wurkmantliipt
WHICH prove that tho practical nrc11eTunlen OF
to-day arc not less sktlliul than ticE ancestors,
who wrought tamous and precious tapestries
and hangin2s for, the grnar,entation VI tna.a'
mans, iatlos, tnblc-coyers, so:aturcrs, Ioylcyf,
| landkerchcfs. ana halEtngs are cotnprisei IN
| tho collection. 4 pair ut ye1yesccAAeurtnins,
With borders OF conventional sunN1wefs. made
! for tho Queen; border pf white itisea Of, re
vr!vet, designed by the PsInccss L1u!sc; sa.io,
| Designed by Mr. Morris, votnpsa@!n9 pc7sacl;s
| a.nong yinc-fol.agc on n blue groanli EtrreE.
| by the same, lisposin9 honeysucEls v|t'es On
| blue grlunH: green velvet Wlt3-hnntt!., by
| Mr.. F. Walc with sumptuo1!s arrangement ol
I flowers and }cares, arc rpteA as particularly
been given by the members ot the snssety 10 ;hs
task Ut repairing aid restoring ai'Ttcht heeu!c'
work, mud many flnt samples vi thlA urt nrc III
GUIDED in the exhibition.
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uwos1AN.s WORDS"

We lavo received tho initial number Of a Pc
rtollcal named 1Iamdn's Itoras, aud publaacd
at Philadelphia bY Mira. Juan Lewis. It Is
auazto Of 10 pages; devoted to matters 9!
direct interest To women. Tic spirit Of tie
paper Is earnest and pzat*ewoEthy, aud rs tnlu-
snco must bo bcueiscnlly stimulating 10 Its
readers. Its coat Is 81 per aauum, or ~ centa
COPY.
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RECONCILIATION.

gome cruel and bitter wonas we're spoken,
Ard they parted. Tho n,oon
Looked down With softly pltytn2 Light;
4 deep, dn1i een4a Of weAEsnsas And hN
Wa4 felt by both
For fstendship brekcn-
Sons long and weary years rolled 'rosnd,
And then thcy met. Ons won4-Fofsite-
So xrntIy, p1caljn.lJ was sall;..
And heaTts th1& once seemed cold and dead
Wero felt 10 live
For lovo was found.
OkskrA LAKE, March 70 LEx1K.
, 1877-04-07

Tie collection Of dried plants obtasnea by
slrnur D'AIbcrtls In his expedition up the Fly
River, in New Guinea, IL being wortelup by
Baron Won Mueller, at Melbourne. Among tho
most tntcrcstIl, specimens arc grand Ul5tse.ts,
named by the Darou Ii5iteaf .si3trsisti, and new
member ot tho genus .nacn4a, Of tile great 1o-
Gust family (Ltgumo,.acer}. Thts lust Is sa!i b!
U'Alltrtts to bu tIa most beautiful flower In n1l
New Guinea 1t growa abundantly on the bank+
af the Fly Rrer, and o. "ptnla,ous inassss .s os
liz hase to TIC summit, and iorm ono Of the
most gorgeous sghts It is possible to eoncclyc."
Another rare species OF -Mdeaaa found in New
Guinca bears dense clusters OF yc'lo'' flowers,
ot the tree. Athifd spc:.rs VI the same genus.
With blue flowers, was met With Oh the Fly
lsiyrr.
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season, but e,oo0, 600 OF these bare been reared
In a healthy condition.

Mr. J. +. Buchanan, one Of the scientific star
ot the Challenger, reports. from experiments
made upon l,btN samples taken In various p4rts
and At the various depths Of the ocean, that tho
sra.water Is freshest At the Equator and a. ths
l'o1es, and mo.t impseRnated With salt in The
intermediate regions Ills tests a1to show that
the specific gravity Of teawater Ia greater than
that of fresh, and that the variations In the spc-
tiAr gravity Indicate quite accurately the toaouns
pf dnlt held In aolutton.
, 1877-04-07

was remarkably steady and even. like the Night
of migrating birds, and very unlike the usual
z,eza1 movement Of butttri'sts. We watched
them for nearly on hour as ttey appeared in
view from the north ani moved steadily onward
towards the south. Sometimes they hpprareI
sTngIy. sometimes in gruups u three or four,
but oftencr In pairs, antl flying six or eight
frct apart Wishing to secure q spec!E.cn,
vain asten,pts, were made 10 br!nR one tlotyil
with stick, the effort only causing confusion
in tho tpnrinf ranks, Which passed on with MI.
diminished apec'f. but with a loas Of their for
mcr evcn flight, Which they seemed unable 10
regain. .. ...- 49,,
aThcy were apparently one Of our largest
specfcs,n continues tho narrator, "nntf wcro
vlstbtc at lcast o1,c-eghth Of mile ns thcy ap-
reared In sight. It scema an important fact
that they did not change tIIclr altitude tu pass
Inc over the bill. Wcufso noticed. .Hhcn descend.
i,,1 thcbilt towards tue north, that tcy we're Hy-
Ind at tic samc level It'll VIC were 80 far hclo'v
them that they appeared but mere fpccks III ihe
mir ahorc our heads, and, before &c hatl reached
the plains below, wo had entirrly lost sight Vi
thcD,f
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hRT-SOTES.

Alk1~1No11sNs
Mr., W. Stone Ellis collection Of tile works Of
David Coz and other artists was sold In Loudon
recently for 69j0o
Tlo new Art-Muscun, in Boston has been
made free resort for the public OH Sundays
from I to s p. m. 4 fne collection Ut casts vi
masterpieces Of antique aculpturc is among tho
late valuable aecesslons to the Museum.
Tic Leuox Art-Gallcsy, which was generously
donated by its founder 10 City Of New York, Is
now open to the public OH Mondays and Th,rs-
ilnys, TIE apartment IN which the p!clurea nrc
hung Il pronounced the finest tllat l,aa yet been
dedicated in our Metropolis to the servicc VI
Art,
Mltlals will exhibit At the London Academy,
tl4& wear, landscape representing mountain
fotr:pt at Uupkelu, In Prstlntirc, md cntitlrl
ssThc Sound Of Many Watcrs.n Tho picture
las atrcallr found purchaser In Sir, DasiI
Price, the owner OF choice private gallery, Who
pays Tor 1t eA,0o.
The sale Of the collection ot prints belonging
70 81. Octave DO Bcl1aguc, which lately toaH
p'ace In Paris, brought Slia nearly rtAcllt'E
tD5,U0. Thc pieeu which fetched The highest
prize was Q fresh proof before i:i Isttcr; !, o. ..
Dcburourt, one Of tho nov fasll!onablo Lit1Ie
Minister'S. 1t sold for VI .0Q.
In the Loan Exhibition at Philadelphia, Mr.
Howard Roberts displays . statue vi ltypatta
fair young philosopher turning upon t!!s altar
steps to inro her fanatic puratirrs. The ~.
journal says of the work: VT Ia 4 statue TINT
would attract attention anywhere, both by ihe
yigur oi It's action and the sktll of tho nlut!e-
Ing"
, 1877-04-07

spsixRina says that he ones prevented .
seyere case of bylruphohi2 By simply getting ou
. high tsuce md waiting there I'LL the dox had
GQ44x away.
, 1877-04-07

answered the ephcmesal purpose for which It
mas written, but does nat warrant the presen-
slun TO be preserved Ia boot. form.
, 1877-04-07

facts of her girl-tistorv. Her autobiography
commences wIts her marriage TO Pritce Salt0.
HaLu1. IN tl1c suntntr Ut lSt2 eht had first
met t!l}s Younger ron oi Ecolc hotl.e IN ter
many, III tlic camp Of Gen. Dltnkcr. whoE' nc
Eas Surviving ns Chief Of Stat3 with the rank OF
tulo,lcl. II was q tasc Of 'uyc NJ frat ti1hs,
md private marriage followed rs sop'! - pFac-
tfsahle. The Prime i'a'l squallt1e.ca ~ pa'tt, r.
nl9ny III European c!ttcs, R1la l'asl thch Ht.a -
A,crit tn escape tho pressure ri his creaHoFs.
The war opened 10 lin a career, nnsa ms pahs
history apparently interpreted NO obssaclc WHICH
he mid court 10 tiis sweetheart.
II wus 4 lucky tay for tle Prince Ehcn hc PC
stowctl his title ltuon the prlnccss sai't.Saiht,
for lie tllcurcforsl served his interests WIN tne
lnyaltY nnI perssten;c o: dcvnteu aItn a'nv n'mi
c,t,raac. and jlcr u,roulnon gift fur 1nnneMyc7-
inc, enabled her to keep him tn Il good position
until tia civil war, waa cnnstii Men "
lii hoflt htutand tllc Em,cror AlaxIin!!Ian n!nl
tic illffjgt,ltcs which nnnHy tnSolsed the sa!ter
in destruction; nnd lastly. tn tcctirc tue fsfitre
NJ, honorable piacc the Pr,tss1an service OIL Ills
return to i;ur0pt IN 1s4,s.
White following the frat half Of tue ausolsor.
rany OF Tic Tr;nccss. We nrc ttrtN,EtJ ilS!!ntsti
Ia re.ar1 l,cr as a simple ndycniurrss; hut slie
wt,,s uyou ouc'a favor as her story prn1rcsses,
,,ntl}, in tle end, she has 0r llcaltv syfnpaahy
Hhr showed 50 1lucl, stcrli,C go0sl Aense ansi
l,crotstu In her work IA nurse In the PTuss!a'i
hospitals, AM! she litse1o.cs sp much true
wo,Nnnly fccltng III all her writing, especially
at tic last, that her weaknesses md faults
which ase those Of generous, artc''t ssatufc,
1acking carly dsciplinc-aro willingly forgiven;
There as no particular cali fnr her history, and
IL l,as not much value "a literary production
yut II Is as amusing ~ tlsc average work Ut te'
t!or,, anil llas The advantage Of Gcng cllaptci
from real life,
, 1877-04-07

t,,sfr
air a,oyc our Iea|s, and, before NC lail reached
Tic plains below, we had entirrly lost sight Ut
thrn,.''
4,,,,.r r,vpI In1,4r,o<
rs. - N - s,,s.,;.,,n1 @ : noianr wt,h,n N.
Inc plan OF eetaol'sn'ne eo'ons "l."'" VIC
Arsf'c C'fclc. Tor thc purpose ol i'aut'"S LUZ
cess IN future attempt to reach tho Nortn
pfIte. la rerar,1ul with Increasing favor by
Dsan.Hv s.v., "cn. ~ ,rs 1, ~. "a"o =. - ~.
4'n'afa'a', Sapt' -. ~ lto"4u.e, " - ~,
of .ne .ntrey
feasible. He would hare a company Of ffsY
chosen men, younr, farly. and re.o1utc,
] e..atii,te', % ~ somc e' nn,nt ' ~ ra,r Fronk,tn
lay. They should be mustered @ ~ into into The serrico
Of the United States, and commanded by three
commissioned officers, Twu surgeons should be
~ ,1,n ,,,tw .,1 or ,st,,no,aer and ..rer.i
natural'sts, selected W tbc Nat'onas aenucmy
Of aclenccs should accotnpany It. One nr fnaTc
members Of the force should also be competent
to make meteorological observations, and to
eo.t'','u1,'4'e =, ss'aI" "a ~. ~ ,,.,
It has lEen demonstrated ny the e1peoi.'ons
Of Capt. Hall In The iolarts In ISL. and 81 Capt.
Norea In thu Alert and Discovery in 1875, that
.,oo,n re.sc}, ran nrnc,ralc a, tor porth a. 81
n.eln' , 's.s .,'aret,.a ~. n,,n,;,t, ,,,rt N
os % ueetecs' tne,s'o'o - ,na ~. ,s.,..s.,
thc colony sh,alu pe loeatco a. icass oe'"ecn
| latitude 81 and 81 degrees. lAtthcr inc Mc1,
wttl, fuel and provisions sufficient to last three
,..s., w." an,t s.r,,rr snh,,ontto, h,,Ildioo to
s..s' ~ sAe, .s.".nas,a, tr .ra,or
shelter tlcn. orc to br TRANSFORMED " wafer:
| This accomplished, the vcs6e! bearing tneh1 VIII
return to tic Tinted States. Every year the
toiOpr might be visited, to carry fresh supplies
! ncwe from the v,,ts;Ie world, md letters FROM
friends. and 10 bring home a.ly InsalI.lcd uIcm-
,nainfnr bcl,'uI.
IL iaf a. tic cold Is concerned, the party
could be ma,lc as comfortable in their arctit
HOME as arc the utcn Vi the Se,lal Service stu.
ttoned In tIlp sumt,ltts OF St. Washington anil
i,kc.s rcuk. or d. the cnpluycs Ut the Hudson
l,ay COMPANY nt Fort York, where the
! th:rr,n,nrtrr not ,lnfrcuuunt)y drups
to 10 degrees bplow zero. C1rt. How.
, 1877-04-07
WILLIAM II, SEWARD.


AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF WILLIAM II, SEWARD,
FROM 1ao1 TO 1891. MlTu \ MEAosR Or llis
LIFE, AND SELEcrloNe rAoA Hrs LETrEns YhoN
1871 to l8iJ. Dy FnEpEnlok W: sRwAMp.
sso;, Pr; -. New York: D. Appleton . CO.
Tbs autobiography Of william II. scwardt
supplemented by memoir and selections from
bis letters, could scarcsJ fal TO be entertaining
aud Instructive. It records the life OF QUO who,
by his abilities and Ais ambition, sustained
prominent part In the public Affairs Of hls tamc.
Als history includes tho political history OF our
country during period Of nearly q ahalf~ccntury.
all the great questions WHICH divided parties
and sections Within these years arc involved In .
narrative Of the Incidents Of his personal expctl-
enee. .Thia narrative was IN part written by
% ner' in T harmony NJ VIII VII. bis asi hab,,s % Of
thought and action. It waa undertaken
1t tho reQuest OF bis friends, alter hs had re.
turned from bis Journey aruuud the world, and
aleariy completed his 10th year, lie lived to
continue Il only to the year 1881.
The memoir by lIs sop commences with tho
year 1881, and iOr sono reaAou, for Whlrh uo
explanation ts Blycut concludes In l64g. This
abrupt teEtnttattuu IL uusatlsfHrtoEy, ii thu
rculles naturally desires, after following the
rurceF OF BIZ. Seward through forty-iYo years,
to pursue It thH end. lnure particularly as til
a. Il u, tue VOLUME IL formidable In xIze,-an
Oetuyo of b., pages; yet tAeru Is none too much
Of It for thusu who hare tho t!As aud tho desire
u study tie phases of IN Important cpoch lu
the lie ot our nation, and to observe from O
close polut Of view tho demcanor Of ona who
had large influence upon the course Of public
| events.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-30

2lnflcrra6e. Yster Der @roSs, 10
barbariid aud feline Hatur anselest mar,
CAB i9 bsnno9 Wibe, Dem ,3nse Der
ueitliden 6iriienbbf. Der bamalisen 3eit
iolseno, 8ertreter Der 8unit uno 8iHen-
i4pit in oas neu sesriinoete Yeters.
burg Su jieben. go bate er ii6 einen
italieniiden Mcler tomrSsn laIien. Der iid
balo in Die 8unit oes G,aren iefsulesen
tuuBte uno bon ibm auserieben puroe, Die
airdsn Der noroiiden WstrppOle nit Sc.
mdloen gu Idmiifen. Cine unbsoeutenoe
Veranlahuns perlssie inoeiisn Den jdb,or.
nisen Wpnarten zines Cages sesen ben
Walsr in 10 bobe G%rresung, oaB er ben
Stalientr bon ieinen Streliissu nit SAINT.
l4ub6ieben tructiren lieb.
Ser WiBbanbelts CAB in 6olae oeien
leine Gntlahuns elm uno bei9lo6 li9 on
Dem Varbaren 3u RIDDEN, bepor er in lein
9aterlano ;uriidtsbre.
als Der Gar Die " ertItatt oss 8anflers
nan beIien abrsiIe betrot, bemerfte er aui
Der Staiieaei cine leere 2einpanb, i'll oersn
4 gdsn bier tleins 6isuren anssbradt ipa-
rem, tpel6e nur Dem auinertiamen Yeo.
ba bter ms Iuss Iislsu cine 6liess, siaen
y eiriiod, eiuen Suno mn cine anobs
lau6sswiebsl. Ser Shirt unb ieine llms
esbung, oeren Neusisroe aui oas bD6Ite
errest mar. saben iid oerssbens Mabe Den
Sinn oieler Sieroslppbsn gu srratben.
SnSpiiden mar elm NadfoIssr oes Malsrs
aus Stalien mad petersburg b~sruien NOR
Den. uno Der gar orans ioiort in Den
&initIsr, cine 2Oiuus oes RdtbIels por,u=
nebmsn.
9eiiir;t iisl bieisr Dor ibm uisber. in=
benz er erfldrte, es lei inn unmosli6, obne
oaB inn Der 5iirit bas 9sben suii9sre, Den
9euiinl4ten @uii4luB Su seben.
Ystsr Der @roBe that ss uno uerIi6erte
Den Staliener in bsitiamteiter Weiie isins
~fernsreu &naoe.
Sire. bssann er. rSisis Si3ursn mil.
len nit italieniidsn 0amsn s~snannt mer=
Den, um einen Sinn gu 9eben. Sic Site
&c beiBt i'm StalieniI4en mosca, Der Wein-
tod vita, Der Suno cane. Die Ruoblau9ss
Suiebel ALA: Moscovita c~analja (Mosco.
Ditilde GanaiQe).
Yeter iubr iuiammsu. Seine Selbitbe.
berrl4ung perlieB ibl aber ni9t, uns
Ihtpsigeno perlisB er oas 8emab, obne
Dem 8iiritler Elm Saar auf Gem Sanpts 81
trimmer.