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, 1877-06-04

ROVE, juno 3.-Ths Pops to-day, At this cels.
brattop Of Tho hfcth Anniversary Of his elevation
to The .plseopate, received about 6, 600 pilgrims,
mostly Italians,
Rscxrr1ox or TIE nsot,,sr, p,taa1us.
M.ea,e. % le"sos 1 Tms'.
hoMh, May 4os-l ns moTn1nG a. O'CLOCK Inc
English pilgrims, numbering about 200 lnymen
and ninety ecelcsiastfcs assembled at st. Peters,
where they heard mass and received tho con,.
,,unt,n fron the han,,. ~ cor1,nn, 1Journr,
'"1n'ea -. s"s ''" ~ rTN,.s
a. noon eney me,o ,cselvea W nls aoslncss,
the Catholics Of England, waa read by the Bishop
of Clifton. unt1 urr.cntcd. tocrthrr viii, ana
st,.s.1 ,s~ ~. ~, t,T.s.sa y, W..
1,s"eu ~ tae s'u1t'ArA'ehoaSuoP ~ y. "es'!n'n'
ster aud bis twelve Suiragans, nuti others from
various Catholic dioccscs and institutions, ac-
companlca by an Offering Of e15,Ooo and
chrrch % orn,ncnts cSates. e,r e's's smrh =, t tha
Pope RiTcs to tue poor missions and dioccscs,
tllc offerings bctng presented by tho Duke OF
Norfolk. Tho Pope, who was attended by Car
dtnal Howard and eleven other Carslinale, re-
piled to the address, standing In front Of tho
throne. le expressed the consolation he felt
hlnEe oflcvotctt children Of Albion. He thanked
God for tho pzoQress OF the faith In England,
and tho many conversions already made; but at
this surprise was not to DO felt, for !o knew
that her protecting Saints, and especially st.
Gregory, Ills predecessor, had prayed for her.
For this result he also thanked SO tho English
aovernment, which conceded S,on. liberty in Great
liberty, but =, protection to tLe Catho-
lie Church. Hc related how, fow yGara
ago, an English statesman, Z member Of the
Cabinet, had recommended Catholic Bishop 10
, 1877-06-04
co1d-Blooded Attempt to XIII
People on a Missouri
Railroad.
The Track Changed to Run Down {
High Embankment.
Tho Engine Makes the Fatnl
Plungc, but tho Coaches
Arc Saved.
Death Of the Unfortunate Men on tho
Looomotive--shota Fired by the
Bandits,
rlENDS INCARNArE,

F1ENDS INCAHNATE.
8r. Louis, Mo-, Juno 3.-As tho express train
On the g. Louis / San F1auciseo Railroad tlata tho
Atlantic & Pacific nalltoad) reached palpt QUO
md half miles wost Of woolcnl Stallion, hlty
n,ltea from st. Louis. at 1:2o last night, the en-.
g!nccE saw somo kind Of IN obstruction on tha
track, and Instantly applied The aIt.btakes, hut
not quickly enough, fof. when reaching tho
spot where tho obhruetlon WAS, tho ca.
g.nc and hacgact.ear left the track md
plunged down an cmbaukment forty feet
high aanuc, Rlc..ardson. hsen,an, and Dr.. Il.
L. Atkinson WIN wera on tha engine, uefo In.
stant,y killed. and Frank Cation. engineer oadly
wounded tba. hc died In two hours. Cation and
Atkinson lltei at Pacific City. Chs ttttur was
PhJaician Of the 1,aiiroad Company, aud vas rid.
Ing on the engine With Caton, who WAS = personal
friend. Ntchas1son lived At r!ctee city. Con.
dactor Wilson was in tho rear car at the time tho
alF.brake was applied and tmmedIstely rau for.
wafl and found the ongnc and baggage car down
the eu,bankment. fc stastod =. anco for the
engine, and on bis way teaEl pistol
shots, and bail passed through
his hat. sercrni other shota wcro Cred, and tho
passengers say they saw Gvo men standing neas
who wcro revealed by tho hashca from thor pistos.
but nobody was hL Two balls passed through the
eaggsge; ;ea. nd, although two eSprs. mes:eng.ss
aiming a s's she s;.e noss = oaa sss a.
been un3ointed and the enda of the raM moved so
shat the train would rnu down Ito enbank.
Mcnt. A moukey.wrcnch m iron pick. and I
claw. bar wore aIao found on the track. This, In
connection With the shots frod and tho men aecn,
lett no doubt Ia ths mnss q Tho conductor and
ned to tho whole train down The bnnk, rob the
sxprcss and, plumber The passengers Thnt It waa
not carried out may be explained BY tho fact tint
ity. and that the train was only running At speed
OF tsn mile. pct hone, which prevented any pas.
senger-cafa lcAyihg tho track. There u no c1ew
to tbs perpetrators ct the nenulsh act The l0lo.
mo tive was capBlzt1 aud badly wrecked,
, 1877-06-04
nn1f RaT. 7nT, m. IITna. Nn. IEsatat1.
Aximu1n Thermometer. 10: minimum a3.
SiRNrRA sEtliXh


Guam lArlua, Mich, Juno AT tho late
election ior School TrualceA Of this city @. u.
GodNIng received fonr moro votes than any oehcf
pcsson Ia ths Third Ward, hut was counted cut by
tho Boasd Of Education when tho returns Wcra
canrassod, OH the bollef that ho was not Sfeo+
holder. 1fe asefts that he IT, aud many attorneys
say tho same thing, aud that be should not lsse
breu counted out. pIscussioa Of the topic bus oe-
cupied much sipe Of thu public and caused little
fuelns. Tonight tho Boarsl of Education formally
Fcfus1A 10 put hts nauie On thu rull and rec
ognt1e htm y member BY rotn Vt 1o TOD, Ths
case vii! probably 10 to tue euprene Court. ine
woIeott. President; llsary u. Falla.s, Secretary
and neglected James c. Darra8h Treasurer. ans
A. !. Daniels Superintendent VI city sCnoeIs.
, 1877-06-04
OBITUARY,
Hnecfd} NGpQttA TO 1AA TfttuNS.

NHw YoAK, juuu a.-Mrs. Elizabeth Fres El!et,
authDress, died tp.tlay In this city from apop|cxy'
She wa4 bettof known by her maiden nans.
Etixabeth Fries Lumusts. Delofe she bad falt!J
entered hcr teens she wfots, poems whtch xs!e
risd w. A. Etlst7 = distinguished chemist: shs
afterwards wrolu - Women Of lhe Ksioln!ton,
lowing years, Pioneer Women Of the wes',
Summer ltambloa In the West" '.4ueeDa u
American Socle,y," ''Court Ciscles Of The ~
public" and many other volumes. 6hs was also
i freqncnl contributor 10 the maga1incs and
writer for the newspapers. n,..
Nxw ionK, Juus 3..-Edgaf a, Hewitt, saitos
VI the {gsayahcs LAFaRfe!<, utcd helu yesterday
, 1877-06-04
Tho ANAL boy might have appreciated the mo.
W, but ho didn't accept ths olaf.
A FLORIDA NIuNOIAVSENIS
SdrannaA (1d.l Ntsa

A correspondent from Sanford. Orange Comfy,
sends u the following ynage story, which, from
his known character, VIC bciiore trus. Those who
are acquainted with either the habits Of a scared
lizard or hungry coach. whip make MAJ. doubt II
gentleman who ltres In this county, w Out hoeing
ono day, when ho naw coach-whlp snake chasing
a lizard. Tho scared lizard ran towards tho oil
man aud went up his phutaloons leg through tho
walssband Of hss breechcs and oul or biz shirt
bosom. Tho snake pursued, went also up tho oil
mans pantaloons. got to tho walstband, where ho
but, A. Tho noxt best strategic movement fell back
and went un on tho outside Of the panta!oons, rot
e1tt, and Jumped down and caus1t il. It was iii
done % quickly that Lii. English hadn't timo IL
ret search" NO.
, 1877-06-04

A few days since bold Now bedford sea captain
and htp wife sailed Tor Europa In boat Of ltttc
}ess than two tons Measurement, OF course, he
has been called by crery newspaper In tho country
wonderfully bold and reckless man. There u no
doubt that these cpithots rightly belong 10 him;
tempted 10 cross tho Atlantic In . small sai-b boat
duea not prove that ho Is exceptionally brave. II
h!s boat ia properly built for tho special service
required of her, she will probably carry him snfcy
across the Atlantic. At this season ho may ox-
peet fresh westerly breezes, but. with the
exception Of posalbls thnndcr- stosn
while in tho Gull stroam, ho
will probably eaeape any severo gales. Even II ho
docs moct with bad weather, ho can safely E!da 1t
out With sthe ho1p Of drag. Ilo will BE- long
time at sea, but that ho will safely roach his port
Of destination there Il ltttie douhl III boat II
mass letter tod e 1naysae thS Atlantic than
co. ss'ddal1 dsa, H. bodsss aa As
i" tost oe. nos prase n II ts1x b. seS. II
himself Up with ill., wlfs fer II ees forty days On
pcIod 10 recognise hls unique bravery and to per
es!re y h!s wife awomaa Of uns4anlpled and ut.
We mny grant thattho Captain and his wife ara
extremely deyoled one To another, and hAyo
hitherto lived together In perfect peaee. Still,
seths1 fos io,ty days xteoas the po:,lSl!ttyy 81
Escaping from ono enother's presoncs. Whiis 70.
saRg ID ~ NY ~, s.dtS.d :hs Captain could Away.
eioEes whenever there was tho slIghtcss cloud on
tho snnn osso hs'70n nd Il !!4s wfs
showed disposition to express those Views in rc-
garl 10 bustons which hase tendency 10 east
s 9yst 81 .pRs. f. hs
a. II sbs .eoSld pe9ieetly s ~ n.y." VII tho baeE asis
xasa ra w. a.. always open To- hss, wherein
method Of inducing tic family DOR to abstain from
hunting noscs In ths awbctry+ bod and Whan sho
ut, IN sssa 70 pins = tss IT,.
wno1. he could atways ailect to see . man dIsap.
pyartng around the eornsr. who owed him S., and
a aspssss sse:S Sy S ss asS sas
When Nature placed mems itorcs and oiltros down
snds 70 % a,a Gs 'ee fst r. s %
potary sepa.ntiun Of man and wife which ren.
aisntiy said thaF there Il no real @ Necessity II for
man ~ shoot hi4 wifc, o. for wife to poison hcr
eea.tand. ~ 70 long - lucy i've where tho man can
the woman can escapo 10 her nel9dbors at ths hrst
craekllnR that betokens crash at tho Third Con.
axiom. eut Il may 30 accepted a. .ulo which in
Ths New.i'sd!o1a Captain hhs laid in sal! sup
society ot bio wife which could alone saye both lin
ssa .n nor usaa a It, a.
do % barn. she bceins IN s1has.tlss y snssissis sii
q Tho C.pts,n's character, and gradually
Will bo compelled to listen. There il not = 1louk
o. corner OF tho beat 70 which Tho clear tones Of
ssams1t T. ~Snsn Sn; ~ wi'i ~ pcnestate When n his
shsfeapon Expresses, with I'll tbs resources Of
foscIha language At tbo colntnand Of IN s1pesi.
from murder up to frying besfstsax, Of which shs
not capable, sue must either Listen or jump over
, 1877-06-04
MURDEROUs BLACKS.

A Horrible Tragedy in tho South soas.
Tho coottown sotfsspondsnt 9esp i Of the Dr.,.ans
Telegraph, writing on tho 2uth OF February, gives
The following narrative:
"The Douglas, schooner, belonging Ia Mol.
bourne fir,n, having landed q general cargo In
Cairns, proceeded tho 9Th of January to Chllcot
1sland, about 200 miles duo Gust, and worked for
guano BY that drIn. To obtain 4 favorable wind,
shs Douglas went south a. fat a. FLINDERS Passage,
Cardwell. While there canoe with thfco blacks
came OF, and were Invited board, and consented
10 GO with tho vcssol ON her voyago. On arriving
at Chi,eot, small detached lslnnd, thev found tho
Ac1snara. brig, belonging 10 the arm, half loaded
tho Douglas, not having enough coloFsd labor
T. ssfccn M the s1sno IT, enongh detsrmlnsd to 60
"a essk to 81 u1 ~s e Il .Ss Saas s' III
snd took nearly III shs 1s.srms q ths DO noasiss' '
effected. No one snsrscfcd danger on that un.
Inhabited tslend, whlls tbs paiutree waa known 10
H. ma ;es r. sn e. rs htsa Se& e.
psrtoI number, cspscl.lly = they .ppeaied anlto
sas a.IE I'll sa
stored {, with h,,1. va'es and III ssat9ns; we
Ss!s .tinE IN thsiF has lie basks seem o hsTa se
klHed tHtn y! alm1iMntoae Anti tFcathcfon8
strikes, the attitude Of the bodies Indicating that
they could hardly hare been aware Of tho death.
had salved fof tho murief. the two blacks swain
on to the xcsael. No one on The schooner suspect.
cd esi and al re whites seem to have been asleep;
kottly they stose abuut their murdetous work.
Two white men werc asleep on tho deck. aud both
Bhaw-says that hv knew nothjng tili ke cams to
lis senses two houts afterwards waktnu. in a
eost o. dream. a9dinR himsolf ono mass
and arm, What eayed hini was that Ia 1ln,i rran]
ned rug aud thlck Hour baR over liz vl,uulots In
10 lny down and the bag waa flntei viii tia
bioWs Of tho blunt axes, GRADUALLY the sttnatinn
daWncd upon him Thsphs 10 thn 1nfkncas ~ ths
, 1877-06-04
FIRES.


CoIunnua, O., June 3.-rhe Holy Cross Cath.
olic Church Wa PARTLY destroyed b1 rro to-day.
Tic fire oecursd soma tln,o after tbs Jubilee scf7-
ices had been concluded, and II Is supposed to
have bcan csuaed BY aomo Of tho dsape,y on tho
altar baing blown by tho ,viaa Into tho danes OF
Lighted candle. Tha fro spscad rapidly, destroy.
Inv the altar and, following tho painted wal.s 10
tho ofHanloft In tho other end vt the room. Dc.
stroycd the ~, 600 organ and decorations. Loss
abont 20. coo. Thers was an insurance ot SO. 600
Oh tho building mud contents, bIt In what cumpa~
nluA canl0t DO learned to- night.
, 1877-06-04
GRANT,.
ONE CONTINUED OVATION.


Specfa! DspotcA to 7ns Tribune.
= NEW YoRK. Juue U.-Tlu Herald correspond
cncc from London, speaking OF tho weeks ex-
citcment, says: Theu thcra waa tho aerles OF
ovatlons To GeIh Grant, who Is immensely popu-
Inn hero npw, as Gen. Leo would havo been
twelve years ago Ind tho cause Of tho Confed-
cracy not proved The ''Loat Causo."
GeA. Grant waa entertained tonight 1t a
grand banquet ut Asley iluusc, given IN hls
lonos hy the Duke Of Wrtllngton., 1t was a
splendid unl hcartY reception. Tho fgucsss
wer. Mrs. md lou. Grant, Count at,l Countess
0lcIctep, Lord and Latly Auerrombfc, Lord
md Lady Churchill, Mar1uLses Twccddale, Sligo,
and Aylesbury. Earl Kotlcu, Viscouut TocrtnR-
ton, Lords George Paget. Calthorp, lloughton,
6traithnasn, the Marchohcss of Hartford,
Countess of IIardw!cke, Countess of Bradford,
Lady Welesloy. Lady Emily Peel. Lady Htc'r
ers, xutl known to tho London world, Of high
social life.
TuH BANQUET
wns served up In tho famous Waterloo Clam.
bsr whcrs tie 9la t1on pHkg i9vs to Ct .s
year Wau % md " cecpsate ED M s' ia the n saayss.sry mary
81 tic eres. battls ,xhlslI forever closed
lle!c, overlooking Hyde lark, ana wtshir' visw
at llyle Tark corner, the olA Dnke pFcstded
events uf tho 1noinentnus times wlcn
tho supremacy Of urcN britain waa
aoSSHSs q Of s ts .css ss fnnx ~ sssn, sss ss4
| The " Naterloo Chasn6eF has been eldasd good
deal sines shu death Of Arthur Welirsley.
This Waterloo Chamber sttll contains sonlo
W. r S ~ IL e. Ill., ss *'f' hung upon
| GHAAr AND TIE DUCHESS.
nwas q aruvhatiu lncduat that the conqucror
OF Lea shou,x meet In this reycretl chamber tho
Great, iien. Grant wa4 given p.ece.lcncc III ile
Duchess u Wellington Is tbs suppcr-t.bis,
AI,l afterwards escnrtng her to the Tcceptior,
at which wore prssent thu Duke and uucl.ess ut
Cleveland. thu Duke and Duchess Of sutller-
land, ti!e Duke aud Duchess OF Manchester, aud
uaAnr's nNuAasMsnrs,
Tho following lit Ut Grants engagements Is
''.!'nss yuse sppv9i.i pMv.is l. Westminster Alhoy.
juno IA !ecsptlon civsa BY Minister Pierre
pont :. thy s!"istty aa sl, FSre,gn Anbaa'ao4
| ~ Jt!no eEysntl,K-AttoRa Royal concert at
June 1-D!no with Lord l!oughtou.
| june b-Dthe with tho Duke Of Dovonsl,trs,
| Jans V-Dino with tho aiaHluA Of llcrtfor,l.
,Juno e-Attend reception Ut tho lierslord
June il-DInucr given by his daughter. Nrs,
Juus l2-1Ylll attend the Ascot races.
Juna la-Hcu,sln II tho sar.orls family house
| in tho country.
June i5-Attend at auillhall 10 receive the
banquet Fiysn IN liz honor thu same evening 'c Gy
June lo-H!as with tho Princess Louise At
keusiI,Ctun PAlnGE,
juno ls-Dias with the Earl Of leaconshe,a
, 1877-06-04

CHAnLEsToN, 8. c., Jnns 3.-Ctlef Justtca
Walta last night summoned the jury In tho Ellen.
ton caacs Into Ccurt and fonnd. on interro3ating
them. that they could only agree upon verdict in
tic case Of one of tho elsven pefsons charged
with tho conspiracy. This WAS Ahner ". Atkln-
son, 4 man over 90 Jears old. who WAS acquitted,
Tho Judge thon discharged the tuiy. and tho ton
remaining prisoners we're released on Girfng bonds
Tho counsel think 1t unlikely that these cases will
evcr again be tried 1t 10 now known that tho
Jury ztood q 10 q on tho question OF general
acquittal, Tho six whltea being fos aud the SIX
hlacks against The black jnEymeu, however,
Werc willing 10 agsee on a verdict eouytcting two
Of tho accused aud acqp!sttas all the roat but 10
tllls the SIX whites wonld NOT consent
, 1877-06-04
AT UNION. 8. C,


CNAhLzs1ok, 8. c., juno 3--Fise broke ont In
the Town Of Union to.day In the store Of W. H.
briggs. Under hlgh wind lale tho best business
portion Maa swept away. including tho storea os
I: T. Iih 9 e., !. u, 0ibbes e. Dunn =
H. basls, and osher buildings. also the depot, the
la!froal shops and seteral cars, Loss, 4400, 0OO;
insurance, $50, 0Q0. Cauao unknown.
, 1877-06-04
SUICIDE.

apsc5d{ UStd1tA % 1H5 1TbFN&
OAAuA, Nsb.. Junv 3.-Mycrs McNan.nFs. os
LeAvsnwo1tb, . guest At thu Kmp!re Hotel, CO.
tered tbs baz.Fopua Of The houac II quarter u "
tonight snd attempted suicide BY lring th'es
shots II h1s own heal. Gas ball bit hiu, entering
the LETT alde u ths head and making IL eat n shs
taken 81 tbu police to = surgeons oiIcc, where
hEs wounds were attended to, and thence 10 ~ -
eonvsyao 70 1ail, tbs wound IL mol fatal NM p
threatened 40 Try the deed over a9alu. he vs.
sober, but would nor sivs any reason for h!s act
, 1877-06-04
CASUALTIES.

ACCIDENT At A IIONsE-RACE,
EEX foHE, juno 3.-Iu the race for The Wlthots
stake yesterday At Jerome lark, MctIsths horse
Leonard was run Into aud kaoeked down, throw
!na tho rider, Swim, who wins severely injured.
Leonard WaA hurt about tho shoulders 10 much
that hu will psoLahy not run again this soason, Il
over. -
, 1877-06-04

CoLuHhUs, o., juno U.-AlEs. William Boyd, OF
Winchester, last Friday night administered dose
OF morphine, lnstead Of qufnlnc. ~ intended, 10
her CHILD, which csussd III death yesterday.
, 1877-06-04
THE RETORr COURTEOUS,

DxADuoou, D.T-, Junp i.-r1csson's ten 'stsnp
mill, located 1t ccnttal city. sSer plns'uaJs
Eun. cleaned up $50 ounces Of gold, whIeh ses '.
exhibition In tho window Of the hank ~ stas su
f13D Fafylsw Nine, Ths value " las ss'''3 "
~. i2Q -
, 1877-06-04
COY. YQuNG.

coIubDus, o.. June l-Qov. Young has cou.
eluded not 10 bs candidate for re.elcctiun, Rty.
inK ~ reason that hls private business requires
his personal attention.
, 1877-06-04
THE WEATHER.

WAsmtKaroN. D. c., .Juns Ala. u,,-For the
Upper Aiss'as!ppl Valley and upper lako region
sght changes In pressure or temperature variable
Winds, mostly from the south sud west, clear nr
partly cloudy weather, anu possibly occasional
showers.
LOCAL oAaxxvATloN.
, 1877-06-04

Special NapdtcA 10 InA Tytbaxx.
bknosiSu1os, H., Juue A-Mrs. aheets,
German lady. died suddousy to-aay from the rs-
suit 0f aunAtT0kp rrrpIvcd Saturday.
, 1877-06-04
GREAT BRITAIN.


sUHN ~ EaIHQF MU1ERI.
LuNpos, June 1.-John Lathrop Motley will la
buried At kensal Green tomorrow morning.
Dean Stanley preached tho funeral sermon 1t Wcat.
minister Abbey to-day.
TIE PoFE'a JUBILEE.
LoMpoz, Jana. 3:--1he Pope'a jubilee was cele.
usncesslons passed through Ihu slrcen Ia several
cItlaY.
, 1877-06-04

|
LisaE, Juna 3.-Thc King Of tho llclglans held
4 reception here to-day. lle told tho delegates Of
ths corporation that tho situation iu Enropo was
Grase, and tho doyesnmsnt would have to ssk for
subsidies fog tho ntMy.
, 1877-06-04

nHATA or HER QUEEN.
The HAaus, juno 3.-sophIs FsedeElca Malltda,
Qucsn Of Holland, died to.day. aged 80.
, 1877-06-04
NEAR HOLLAND. MICH,

1loLLAFn, Allch, junu a,-Tbis morning at /
O'clock tho barn Ut John Tonhoof. \ farmer four
mlles south. vas strlck by lightning and burned,
insurance not RscuEtaMed yet
, 1877-06-04


INDIANAPOLIS, Juna 3.-Narry Bouthgato, on
trial foe completely In the robbery Of the Indiana
National Bank, haA boon found guilty and san.
ano Of 5lo, Uoo. Tha jury wa out fotty honts.
, 1877-06-04

pu1rs.
'fIAnd4made pants for sale.~ But no didnst
know handn,aids Vora-do iheya-Furt.
Tho S"n rpeaks Of m old lady who died ''arcd
s70." Can this bo! Pcrhaps Tho Sun means that
ahe weighed Etc. .-0raphic.
Ayoung man from Auhutn, n. r., who wont to
!e1aa tals spring, bas totcgraphed homo 10 biz
father: ''Falt4 calf for one"
- Beethoven songht Inspiration In walking Tho
Daa5ury iRs %ss,. wandering ''''oa' ''' county
-, The pay Of Russian Colonel II only $500 year,
nna y eosts The Government considerable TO kesps
oooR "'th h'a naH'e IN IT. ttoFrssftr PFfss.
ThH etGty that Co.. Valentine baker hs. boeemo
know ho isn't That Kind Of nan.1Dsiroii H. Dsi roll neS
Hs1;yi,. Sayi !, eGtre'SSndens: wSs "The Grand nake
t;hs Viebe. ~ 0''a ''''e'aa'ea TOO o'tenF-h0''o"
The Rochester Democrat nays: sThcro ID ,o
ea k Il tt isn.a IT, ffss ah r a. s
Dlalne's grandmother. -
The hnmb1cst can do something towards making
tsetep te tGeal n1hk eetk ya 30
oraagc neel and sprain your car.-Roms Esnstne.
Two attempts have been made 10 urn col.
ored sehoolLousc IN otl!daJsbufY." says q Penn.
,,H, sylMn{a L. Paper, sssinF Tint lint human il
-Bo'ton ddSer'iser.
.News appcan 10 bc drcndfn1Iy s'sepryo- m In
Mains, Mains. nns Of The pine;T papers utterly
litter OF pies.-Sda Antonto Herald
:, Consolation IL always soothing 10 The beEeaycd,
msfe e what Westen journalist Offers 10 lii
ssho!e win ba no editorial article on Tncsaa,. bui
look out for regular ripper on Wednosdayl''
Rn tse,o s. wsfe tN9 young hopsius si!aesiins il
, 1877-06-04
A1rlkICA,
E0YPT AND ANrssINIA,

CA1Ro. June 3.-The King Of AbyAsiHio has sc.
ccpted the conditions pfoposed BY Gordon Pasta
aud peace Las bcen concluded between Egypt
and AbysAtnia.
LlHEHlA.
LONDON, Juno 9.-Anthony Qartnor has been
Reelected President 0e Liberia.
, 1877-06-04

military anthnr,strs, IN Incrctsc Of 40, oO0 Euro-
nr,n so,dycrs whjch imnlcs increased taxation,
sna. eonssauent15, insreascd diteontcnt The dig
n,res sh.ii X" rCn,ermfnnns' And when thc prcs-
tmeo oS u arc eass Knsorean State on onr border
Vii hs,s hover At anT tIme to I'm into namo
thnss si.m"nts ~ snasmndir dieatfretion which or
neess.y sfe s,er % .monlderne n sny eonnty
nd nsid, IL 1ndia Wi ma E y q al'e1 axcrl;
Turkey. FIJI II Theis oorel'aionists, the rcr,taht. a.
rMttsr, shiin ih H}ahsns are at present hostile
70 J Raslspd. .EoElsnd in the CIlmenu wsr
SSs noslems Of India were tho nrs4 to f1to in no
snstlny 10 is:;7. Can ,hcy bc trn.tcd nowt VIII
toTfant oS eanoae.t VIII Now on until BY expansion
It has spcnt Its force, and sprcaas out, calm and
fertiifsng, over vida ausface. The torrent may
be divided, hut IL not eastly emoankc1. Erglau1
haa reached The consolidating ftagc; Rnesta 4 IN
that Of extension. She ID now on tho t1:llned
plano 10 Central Asia on her way 10 Ea.to:n Aein,
and ltie difficult to stop. Englsne. wh1le main
tsInIn9 watc1.fnl policy, And strongly armed for
dcfcnie, should regard knssa's inevitable expnn-
sion in Central arh Eastern Atia with kindly feel
, 1877-06-04

FIYN IHVUSAHU YILURIN8s
ROVE, June 3.-Ths Pops to-day, At this celia.
brattou Of Tho tftch anniversary Of his elevation
to The tplseopate received about &, 600 pilgrims,
mostly Italians