National Republican., 1877-08-31
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iarned INTO a hotel and restaurant
The Shoreef of Morocco Is q lineal descend.
ant ant Gt MohGmmed, and as such he Is the head OF
eating his children as Christians. ..
GENERAL BEDFORD FORREST, the famous
Confederate cavalry oficcr, Is dangerously III a.
Bailey Springs, Ala, from chronic dIafrh0e. HIS
| friends have little hope VI his recovery.
THE Princess of Wales has, by her own wish,
eeen e,ecteda Dame Cheyallere OF the Order OF
sided over Gy the Duke Of Manchester
AMoNG the passengers on the Pacific express
train OF the Chicago, burlington and quincy rail.
road which arrived at Chicago. yesterday morning,
were Gen. James NJ, Comfy, the newly-apnointed
minister to the sandwich Islands, and his family;
Annie Louise Carey,
CHARLES WARREN SroDDARD, who has been
four years abroad arrived home IN the Illinois, on
IN Phsdeiphia 'i lie % len "S for I Perth Amboy yestsr.
Jay TO spend u few days, previous 70 returning to
his home In San Francisco He has been CORE.
whole OF his tour round ,hc world, besides finding
time for considerable magazine work.
MINISTER JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL gets a
very touttcou. welcome = Etope rom To Dag
| rid, the aoyctGmentor tic United states has gone
| Lack 20 tha. better spirit which nreferrel to pnt
he s,e Mr. Moisey into - responsible s diplomatic
| tos.tCns than toiewArd the trading politicians by
| the g.f; OF high and d!gnlhed positions
TIE pennypacker families Of Pennsylvania
'wi.h!nston AZ fcnnypactcrs Min from Win.
thrnps novel, Edwin Brnthertoft," will he either
rnt or sung; General Pcnnyrsckcr's March" the
| music by Pierre Latour, VIII be performed and
Mr., Samuel W. pennypackcr will read paper up.
on the famlly history. and exhibit some of the
ltss.
Mr. JosErH JEFFERSON, while picnicing on
the 1hanits recently, encountered a gentleman
who appeared TO regard him with the rererentisi
hal al
10 ask II he really hnd the pleasure Of seeing Mr..
| Jcnefson. On It's beng announced that he had
ha af!Tn, be a nn esg TJTGs S M''f
was somewhat confusing 10 see this person stand
baIe-Lealel. lowing Ike a Chinese mtndarin, and
| slisequently waving his hat and Handkerchief R
| l1,g as the beat remained In sight.
THE Emperors Of Germany and Austria
were IN excellent humorwhen they parted nt Ischl.
On taking leave OF the Austrian in'Lotial family
| the German tEmpefnr surprised The Crown T. 80
Rrdolrh by appointing him honorary colonel ,t
the iith Prisfsn regiment Of Uhlams, although he
deputation Of Chians will soon proceed TO Vienna
10 express their satisfaction at the appointment,
and i Is nd hat Inc heir to the hnsIo hungarian
port himself TO the Emperor In his now military
| capacity.
| NJ. ALMA TADENA Is painting three small
pictures hin.uarng Painting, Architecture ard
| Sculpture. The canvas devoted 10 Sculpture Is a
cuTi6as one II Is hIicd Ny a colossal head Of Zeus
| The sano,ding which closes Rbou, the neck forms
head fans IN the sunlight and parting on the left
permits just GLIMPSE OF nndmIntd day. The
ns5rss 9l lhe e. woik & nhI nt @ WHOM cl,>S,
| the foreground are mere insignificant pirmes,
brown ants moving on the Immense surface Of the
marble; the actual subject Is rot the human actor,
but the great sleepy, smiling head Uf the god him
self
| GEORGE BANCROFT is near his seventy.
seventh year and appears as vigorous as most men
| elegant entertainments. He II childlrs9. He has
| hail two wives, bnh rich. The first vuinmc Of his
History Of the United States was published in Is4
nobody knows when. Bsncroft Is still employed
on IT, Aged ms he Is he is repntcd sentimental
aiiis mildly. Some years since Mrs. RonaldS. CDcc
Fannie Carter of BoSton,) then BRILL liant young
Psr wss m Se h
torian her partner. she dropped her hgndker-
chief and called out in a loud voice, "PIck II up
4 honor to Sir HarcorTt Courtly.
| VISITORS to scituate, about six aud half
miles from BoSton; alway, make y point to see
haybor in an old.fashioned house This elderly
lady, now in her eiehty;ff year, Is ssactiye as
ter Of eighty-two distinguished herself during the
War q 1917 by driving away the British soldiers
who had IL started in bsrses from 70
at the head Of the hnrbor. All the men were away.
and the British commander, noticing by the aid Of
70 @ capture s he oar Miss bates father kept the
lighthouse, and at the time she was nineteen years
OF age She could play the ife, and her sister was
good at the drum. Rcbcccn evolved q bit OF Yam
Zee strategy. fastening 10 the lighthouse She and
her sister conccalhg themselves proceeded N play
pany OF recruits. Tho British ceased rowing and
, ptckcd up their ears. Soon signal from tho cap.
tain Of the ship IN the distance warned the barge Of
danger, and turning about the British returned.
This old lady is deserving OF a pension from the
town.
THE two young cadets, the Prince Of Wales
eldest sons have luxurious quarters on the train
ing ship Britannia. A part OF the shin has been
fitted up for them aud their suite at cost of nearly
si5DoO Their diet Is not bad. They have for
bacon, cocoa and coffee; Tuesday and Wednesday
curry aud cocoa Thursday sauSagcs and cocoa
Friday fsh cocoa and coffee; Saturday, eggs, bacon
and cocoa. AT SIS, muster, and proceed TO studies
until II noon. Dinner at l2:i5, which usually con
sists of beef mutton veal meat pies, fresh and salt
! fruit pie, plum puddngs and blancmanees Sun.
day fowls alternately at each table and salt pork
Ancr dinner they nre permitted to go ashore fol
one hour when they return to study until 4. At
milk and cake, then again ashore where cricket
, lawn tennis etc, are provided until $50 In sum
Jam In lieu OF beef Studies from Till o. At 81,
prayers, and at $50 they retire for the night.
PRINCE BISMARCK, It Is rumored. is about
TO visit by order of his physician some quiet Eng
, llish watering place For years he has repeatedly
, expressed his wish to revisit England, where, be
fore his nomination Pr,issian Premier he passed
some very happy. days He then even had the In
tention OF soliciting his transfer from Paris TO Lon
don as Prussan Minister at the Court of st. James
for which purpose he carefully inspected PrnSsiG
House. the Minister'S official mansion OH Carlton
terrace. Ills appointment to higher duties ha,
never eradlcaied his longing to make some stay IL
England, the language OF which country he speak,
. ilucntly and writes exceedingly we'll Last Easter
when he had offered his resignation and meditatet
retiring altogether from State affairs, he diatet
with no small pleasure upon the prospects of
: visit to England The only obstacles against rcAll
zation of this project consist in apprehensions tina
8 the eknown lion hunting British public. In II
, anxiety To behold him, might not sufficiently re
spect his wished.fOr privacy, or that however Tet
cent he may be OF intercourse with British states
}. men, some political reason might be assigned ;
his purely health. seeking visit
II THE MoRMoNs WITHOUT A LEADER.