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The Portland daily press., 1877-01-18
GERMANY.
The SOciuIists Likely 10 be Eseafeu

The Socialists Likely TO be Beaten.
LONDON, Jan. ia Berlin special says the
socialists are not likely to succeed in any of the
second ballots as the conservative parties are
now thoroughly united against them.
Making up with France.
BERLIN Jan. II Negotiations have been re.
opened with France, and there is probability
that Germany will participate in the Paris ex-
hibition in 1878.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-18
NOrumbega.

~ We Edttof o. Re FfeSS:
In reading the pleasant article entitled THE
Lost City of New England" in your issue of
10Th inst. 1 am reminded that there is mention
of Norumbega in Paradise Lost. Many years
after Champlain had visited the site of the
vanished city, and the gorgeous dream of ad-
yenturers, navigators and prevaricating monks
had been dispelled, Milton knowing all about
it, wrote as follows:
Now from the north
OF Norumbega and the Samoed shore,
Bursting their brazen dungeons arm'd with ice
And snow, and hail and stormy gust and flaw,
Boreas and Cactus and Argestes loud,
And Thrascias, rend the woods and seas upturned.
How he must have rolled the strong, sonorous
word like sweet morsel over his tongue be-
Tore setting it IN his verse at the head of his
windy battaions. He knew we'll enough, that,
pendant from every roof in the city, were 'ru-
bles SIX inches long, and pecks of the pearliest
hailstones about the streets, and we may be-
lieve with him that the old city must hav,
blown away. am not sure about Thrascias,
but all those other winds are there to-day 1t
IS still fiawy place and gusty, and there be
even now medicinal and aromatic drugs
liquid and solid in its hooks and corners, but
Norumbega could not be tolerated for a name
in the modern city, and so it has become Nor
ombega in spite of Milton or the "veracious
cnfonlclers. CAV.
Portland, Jan. II.
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-18
Boston Bank Statement

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1000 bush cornmeaI to g
W. True g. Co. -
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-18

THE LITTLE GIANT PILL,
That cures Biiiousness. Sick. Headache
and Dyspepsia is for sale at all the drug
gists at Portland. 1t is entirely a vegetable COM
pound, Trade mark on square Jores
jal3 d6wSw4wsn
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-18
SPOKEN,

Dec 23 lat "a N, Ion 100 W, ship Gardiner Colby,
Streeter. from Astoria o, for Queenstown
Dec "a. lat 5, Ion "a E, ship Farragut Wilbur,
from New York for San Francisco
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-18

STATE OF MAINE.
IN HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
- January 8 1877 4
OTdeTed That all bills and petitions for legislation
except those for redress OF wrongs and grievances
WHICH may be presented 10 this legislature after
WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant be referred to the
next legislatures that this order be published in the
Daily Kennebec journal, Portland Daily Press
Daily Eastern Argus. Portland Evening Advertiser
Bangor Daily Wing and Courier Bangor Daily
commercial and Lewiston journal, until said date;
ana that this order shall not be suspended nor recon-
sldeIed except by two-thrds vote of the members
present.
Read and passed. Sent up for concurrence.
ORAMANDAL SMITH, Clerk.
p.., 49,, .. In Senate, January 4, 1871.
s. w. LANE, Secretary.
true copy. Attest:
tao SAMUEL W. LANE, Secretary.
Jams snd10t
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-18

JOB PRINTING .,.,,, e~ccn,.a =,
tdis Ofice. ' 0eeS~ AZ
The Portland daily press., 1877-01-18
(Signed,l G. c. AUGUR,
Rrioadiar Ganaral Gnm ma ndi nc

New YORK, Jan. 1.-THE World says that
the Cabinet yesterday was generally of the
nothing requiring the federal government to
render decision The theory of the Constltu-
ton is that the state government must show
itself unable to resist the antagonistic power,
before the general government steps in; that if
the rights OF the state are not worth defending,
they are not worth enjoying.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-27
BENEFITS OF ruE VAR

The benefits accruing to the United
States from the war in Europe cannot
be overestima:ed. An advance in
bread stuffs Is noted from day to day
in the Geographic news. This. of
course, all goes to benefit the agricul-
tural and producing classes. General
Gerlof bought certain machinery in
this country which has turned out
5000, 900 rifles. Russia has imported
100, 900 Smith & Wesson revolvers and
20, 900 900 cartridges, to say nothing of
the 400, 900 cartridges manufactured
daily in Russia by American machines.
Meanwhile, Turkey has contracted in
Rhode Island for 10000 Martini
Henry rifles, of which $50, 900 have
been shipped, and 100000 more are
ready for export. All this has been
secured almost before a gun has been
fired. What may we not expect when
the great struggle is once fully devel-
oped? Most certainly if the European
war is prolonged there will be an end
of the dull times which have weighed
SO heavily on the industries of this
country for the last few years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-27
GlSrE

We desire to impress upon II citi-
zens the fact that the registration OF
voters for the charter election closes at
6 P. NJ. to-day. The election to take
place on the 7th proximo constitutes a
matter of very grave Importance inthe
history of this community, and no
taxpayer should allow the opportunity
to pass to qualify himself to participate
In its determination. We would like
to see a fulLand fair expression regard
ing the question in issue, and whether
the majority be for or against incorpo-
ration, we shall be satisfied. We do
not pretend to advise in the premises.
The whole subject has been referred to
the people. and it Is for them to say
what the decision shall be.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-27
/

More than the merest suggestion OF
yellow Is vulgar, and ladies of refined
taste refuse to give 1t prominence in
tho toilet.
There Is no mistaking the willing.
tators If the Republicans choose to get
Newburyport, Mass, has thirteen
hundred more women than men. 1t
is small, and a wedding there creates
almost a. much sadness as q fune raj.
A young lady in Baltimore has dis.
carded a constant lover OF seven years
because he Inadvertently remarked last
Sunday night that she did not look so
young as when he first net her.
Kate Fields new drama Is called
"Extremes Meet" 1t must be a kind
OF opera bouffs, where he first kicker
smites the second tenor under the ear
with the tip of her tiny toe.
What is called "a sweet thing in
funerals" has just been exhibited at
Alton, Ill. The corpse was a young
woman, and the pail bearers were eight
young women dressed in white and
wearing Grape sashes.
How many brave men and fair
women there are in the world who 20
to the theater and weap rrofusely v
the dramatic sorrows which are bound
to end in a happy marriage, but who
would never dream Of going into the
second.story back of a tenement house
to give vel a cold potato to a starving
family.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-27
FOREIGN NEWS.
War AND War Rumors.
VICTORIOUS MARCH OF THE
RUSSIANS.
An Engagement at Nicsics.
OPINIONS OF THE EUROPEAN
PRESS AND PEOPLE.
Latest Intelligence From All The
Powers Concerned.

LONDON, April 25.
The News anticipates that Russia's
movements will be solely In her own
interest.
The Times says she has for
feited the right to speak On behalf
OF Europe by herself seeking the
methods Of procedure. The Gar
made q grave error in emitting to
make assurances against the annexa-
ton of territory, though he is already
pledged mo- to annex.
The Standard and other English and
French papers consider this q striking
and Ominons mission.
The Daily Telegraph says we have
been stricken and duped by Tartar
diplomacy, but in policy and action
we shall not be so easily dealt with,
for we shall now have for single con.
sideration the national interest, and
the nation wants the unanimous sup
port Of whatever tho Govern.
ment may judge necessary as a safe
guard of their interest.
The Post says: We shall not look
OH patiently while the Cossacks
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-27

The stock article OF the Post says
that Flood & O'Brien are in reality
benefited by the operations of the
stock " bears" against them, and that
"they have seen that it is perfectly
useless to sustain the market until
laws are framed to protect marginal
dealers and save meritorious properly
from the schemes of the designing
stock jobbers. Having incurred great
losses in behalf of the companies they
represent, they are doubtless adopting
another course. That is, If the people
are willing to sell out their shares at
current rates, OH the strength Of dam
aging bear articles, the bonanza firm
are content to buy Them"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-27

REPORToRIAL AMENITlEs.-This is
the way the reporter of the Gold Hill
News refers to brother itemizer Of one
of the Virginia papers: "Last night
the enterprising local reporter of the
Horntown Hoo.eye wound up with the
following item: las a dog returneth
to his vomit, so q fool returneth to his
folly Then he folded his ears over
the top of his head, and silently stole
away to his bed among the hogs Of the
First Ward"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-27

The New York World, of the I'D,
says it is reported on good authority
that Mr.. Benefits yacht "Dauntless''
has been sold to a gentleman in CAL
ifornia, and will soon ft ont for San
Francisco, via Cape Horn. The price
paid is said to have been $4,000. The
gentleman referred to must be Jim
Keone. He always did like yachts
with defiant names.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-27

NOT MARRIED.-We are enabled to
atate positively that State Treasurer
Jerry Schooling Is not yet q married
man. But this need not cause any
young lady's heart to beat too strong,
~, for be acknowledges hat ne VII,
hecome a Benedict very shortly. Good
tor the old a for 1t will be getting
one cav Lothario out OF the way and
giving young fellows chance.-Car-
son Tribune.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-27
MARRIEU.
ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

IA against the estate Of GEORGE w. GIL.
MORE, deceased. are hereby notified to pre-
sent them to the undersigned, Administrative
Of said estate, within ten months from this
date, or they will be forever barred.
MRS. Il. W. NILMORE, Admin'y.
Eureka, April nth, 1877. apZ1
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-27
%ClAIRvoYANr PHYSICIAN.

MRS. DIR. p. f.. STEPHENS. THE
M greatest astrologist. clairvoyant physi;
clan and test medium OF the age has arrived
and can no consulted at her rooms on South
Main street, nearly. opposite Bishop 4 Car
~penter's livery stable. Past, present and ~.
ture truthfully dclineated. Special attention
given to tho afflicted. Charges reasoable.
ap4-1m
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-27

THE Borar Miner says DR.. Weber,
of Virginia City, has purchased a mine
near Belville. The price paid was
S55. 900.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-27
POLAR EXPEDITIONS.

All hope of the ultimate discovery
Of an open polar sea has not yet been
abandoned. Several expeditions are
now being fitted out, and within the
next few years we may expect to know
more Of that region than ever before.
An exchange thus alludes to what is
being done in the direction indicated:
captain Mares, of the latest English
Polar Expedition, has said it was i'm
possible 10 reach the nortf ern axis OF
Thu earth. His statement is discredit-
ed, and having reliance upon his abil-
tiles as an explorer, he has been Sc
lected to take charge of another expe-
di,ion by way Of Greenland. The
Dutch are fitting out an expedition be-
You'd Norway, Spitzbergen and Behr-
ing's Strait. Sweden has planned an
ex expedition by the same route in 1873.
A German expedition is To start by
way of the Siberian river Obi, and
Russia also has an expedition under
way. The Americans will make an
effort to secure an appropriation from
Congress to establish a supply depot
at the farthest northern point yet
reached, from which operations may
be continuously conducted until the
fact of impossibility OIL discovery is
finally disclosed. Then the world will
probably be satisfied, but not before"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-27

THE New York Herald, has this re-
garding the proposed change in the
manner Of electing presidential elect
ors in the Empire State: "Should the
Electoral bill which passed the Assem-
bly, yesterday become a law. the
prophets will have some hard work to
do in coming presidential campaigns.
They have enough of sleepless nights
under the present system. when all the
electors are balloted for on general
tickets. Attempts to forecast the gen
eral ticket and thirty-three local tick
cts that the bill calls for, would make
new work for madhouse physicians
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-27
NEWS.

ESPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07
Carefully repoctei tor raE rRIBUyy. !
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Ricer Yesseis aaf RGitroafs
Ech 4 1877
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

..
AsHEs-There a quiet market; Pots 4sc.. and Pearls
BEEsWAx-The market ia quiet and unchanged at SOG34c
for Western and southern Yellow.
BRICKThe arrivals have been better aud az the demands
are only moderate not firm as OF bate thoagh 70
tamies ra DC ,o%s a. d. So red so rha p6a
s23aS2l; Baltimore, s3iaSto ARD prices delivery ~
BROOM CORN was duh and nominal; we quote snort
Green Brush, 7HSc Green Hur oAaa7 c; Medium GFeeD
c&SDLEs~S othnE but small jobbing trade done
AZ H SSe 9Rs TIa IN r a g. aud Ss issgoc
W aas T9.sSs m sGd pJ nSss % w.
loman SO 5dqSS Isl Keene's Coarse 81 6oGss; heenes
CCCoRY has been steady 505s4c. gold. with moderate
CoAL-Anthracte is exceedingly dun and quite weak;
Is G ana IRSaSStG s de- Ye%
do S. so; scotch DO s5as1 do steam $3.50 5o
land and West Irrna Gas sdSsg % Cumberland soft
COCOA has continued quiet and nominal az zoe for Mara
lie fo tGnayaqn all gold M p..,,, and mil, r,,os was
quiet qnotabe change in the absence Of ransae
ons General qaotat9ns ara o' %ra G0 ergSes
do Prime d. 2O 3lc range for lots IL 122 e
sao i Sg2Ss Si1s ceyon lS5c Maraca5o s
20c Laggayra ls2920c; sant9 Domingo &C.: SSsia
Porto Rico AnsoaTq 20 Iama ma l7sloe
CoOPERAGE SrOCk-There are no changes aud olIy the
qsqa er rday 10 fs s ISL = feet DO 81
Moasses Sho9ks 81 gehs5 VIII Leads g 40 q 5 agg
81 6oas2; Box shooks. 1Oal5c.; Rum Shocks 81 Pipe
COKDAGE- No changes can be reported We quote Ma
Mia Cor,ayt l2hreah, and Hay Rope l5c "
10; do do, thread. 10 l2c. dos o-threaa and s.
thread. 1Cc.; Mania Cordage Bolt Rope Yarns lGL2c;
do DO G-thread and Jbread II DC DO Whale Lines lie
Tarrcd Manila IA Fine rarTtd Manila Latl Yarn lGc;
Sisa Rope llc do II threat II 2c; 90, G,thrtad anG
gtrcaG i2Lc TarTed Sisal ah Yarn lie: Fine TarTtd
Sira no. Pc Hemp Tarred CordaSe. l3c American
Hacked Hemp Tarrcd Cordage l2c; Tared American lt
Yarn l2c. Fine do. do. l3La:.
IvTON-Thele was 4 moderate business az unchanged
nrire- The sales bales of which 400 last evening,
Including export 7ji for home consumption ana 800 for
sneruIIiou: 100 bales delivered contract Tie
receipts at the ports were 2ial5 bales against 2zOI
bales This av last week and 1913 bales this day last wear
ot, since sept 322l ia bales against T. 80 bales
during the same The quotations were sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07

ing the absence Of foreign orders and the dullps
ss s %e s wea have s s s
material sdyanes a. no distant ay and for On, ~
az Il e. soo 'fb siS Rcd S1 @ %0
s%sh gnTatsa sgrTgso e a. 600 %
80 3 M !, gasl,s.d q So 80: d., ii q; No
Jere ate anSs uc sSYSS f b7ss
Sc BARLEY more active. without decided chsSs1 =
bsh Prime TwoIowed state 7le.; 1900 bush pss.ooo
d Sy rs re- a1S 1900 sqs eSaas
unchanged canada PEAS dn: Bnyers se sS' s .1a
sss sss Js; s. 'f
49,. New CORN wit decided change IA e Ss,sa
with %odertc eSgr and home ,aas demand Old we
Unmsr6a,stabIc e ESSssc ne% 80 Grads ;9s55 T 10.
a Ssr e Ssss Sew P 4sss Geo. ~.
Western missd a9G1eec.; hsGG Sngrsdsd Yellow eoiSa
Yellow southern on dock, 5sa;sc, both e6ote New
0A sba ne SS snS Go'd ana cSss
Western and state sss1tsi white o. AZ ssc R.ise,.s
y? sg 80 wt WE Ws., rae skS Mid
5ic; White state lye35c Including 5000 bush NE
chicago st % & ; fE SeI0a, T9s 10 selling
g, s2os o. 100 uS at sIss22 Re FEED ss
MARROW s &c ner With iar trade psa Se1y and
were quiet ana about steady Medium AZ SsSsz ~
csgee Ssr . 5cssz 81 re- kessS s:s sss, e. e
of shcS rolls soa "' Calcutta Nominal 2 s iSas
vii. on Sqas ees nov ra sy s ssS "a
&c. clover asS a s so ssa 2ss
for Long Rye, t5a75c Tor short Rye 5546c Tor
HEMP AND JUTE-Jute Butts have been QUIT hut 80,
Of late at Sc currency on The SPOT Juis has das
84asc gold for Manila OF which 1000 bales have so On
private terms.
HlDEsDuring the week the sales fair and no
further concessions were noted ceipts for the veer
5S937 Hides sales TINS, go LOO Do and Eips ami ~
bales Calcutta Cow. leaving supply Of lOs3O0 hdes ana
Kips and 10 bales Calcutta Bua against 600 Hides IA
1,l95 bales East India sane time last today
of 400 Dry Buenos Ayresat 2Zlc.. goi. months ana
3.soU Dry Central American 90 private terms. We eaes
m y pta. 49,
Rio Grsade 2oa$3 b. de ornocs 2iass D. Z. &c: css.
san Juan, 3ia2 b. i9ei Iataaoros 21a25 b, iSaiSce;
Vera Cruz, 1919 ID, l7HlSc fampaco. 20A2l = n No
lsc.; Tampico; 2Od2l n I7alSc Boyglo, 2la2t n $50
lie: Puerto Cabo and LaguayIa III 40 u, tarae
cas 2ia27 u, iG5c; PsyJa, 1925 ., l3dl5c s.sa $50
p u. l5@l'c:; canlpeaehy. -Oe12 T.: l5elePCi TO.
PerahDaco i54aas BAHIA i2sSiac Msiafao s;
Texas la lsc southern la llc,cur.ncy. Wet SAL nes
-Bnenos Ayres, Cow, lOh9l lc Rio Grande. Cow. 10Y
al &c; q. and r. o. OK II 2al2 sc California l0ee.
Pulled Packer oil dl2 se: Texas Knife, shaalie
southern, 7csei Country and Western 8S9sc. 0Y
HOPs-There was nothing new; business was very small
and wholly in choice grades Tor export brewers do
their IN. large supply Of The lower grades tend
choice, 20a2Je do low to fair la Se Eastern lsd25c;
Wisconslns l2al7c Yeariings he; Odds all gOwth
INDIA huber has been quiet and unchanged We
quote: 57c. for Fine Para BE. for Esmerada 4ge tor
Pressed uaysqu t5e for do. Carthagena acc for Yes
lATH-A moderately fair business ~ going the
figures Of ~ NJ The arrivals are now a little teteI.
steady prices Crop has been less iiis
Receipts Of the week, Glsl2 SHES and 800 bleI,
exports, $500 Sides to England. We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07

OF the Ct Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway
Company be held March .. Two parties are solieing
proxles-one headed by II. O. Marquand, present wee
President Of the company and the other by Messrs NJ M
Bcckwitb and Horace GRAY.
The Missouri Kansas and Texas Railways earnings TOT
the fourth week % January
1876. $7t729 1871. $50 GAO increase. s5,el7:
We have To acknowledge the courtesy OF Messrs W. H.
Dana * Co.. publishers for % copy OF the . Financial
Review OF 1872 which contains besides the highest ana
lowest prices for each month OF gold Government state,
and railway bonds aud stocks much information OF value
for reference.
Tho following shows the exports exclusive OF speec)
from the port NewYOrk TO foreign ports for tue week
ending Feb q and since the beginning of the year:
por The week 81 5ssHS7e sii,55sSSsS75 s6.52iiais
Previously lou reported 35i25i7S 2iSlos57 2s3isG22
Total since Janl s2Gs,go5l s2at9Ssl2 saS,MlJ'ca
Tic following corrected statement, showing the yanc
OF merca nse and Of specie and bullion imported ana
expOrted during the calendar year 1876, compared with
like data for the year 1875, is furnished by The Chcf OF
the Bureau OF Statistics: All specie values.I
VercSnndiss Imports. Domestic Foreign
Twelve no a s9s s4sSts
Dee 81 1915 -. 5O3 1896 437233,737 l3'to3,ooo
Specie and Bullion. -,.., O ,oo TO
Dec. 81 1876. 34479.30l 41DI5121 o'33SoVV'ccaa9
Dec. 81, $50. 22,o.6,l46 IulOo,'JS o'A'''o'~
Total Aerchondis: aud Specie and Butfion
Dec. 81 1875 sie ooo. los sG23e7I7o2 s23,so4,i5s
Dec. 81, 1919. 526o49,osi 567,3725s9 22S1S,3'1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07
LITERARY NOTES.

Feuillet and Cherbuliez are both engaged
upon novels
A new translation of "Gil Bias" is shortly
70 appear I'm Scotland. Mr. Patterson OF Edinburgh Is
the translator and to his work he has appended mum
Der Of notes pointing out the places whe,e @ s,re
derins WAS faulty, which he (SmolleO had eh'irey
omitted.
Like many other books, which afterward
proved their popularity, Tssots Land OF tue MlatdS
went begging for Publisher. the leading honsss rS
ing II In rapid succession IL was finally puoSneu On
certain sale being guaranteed, ana over oo'ooo o'
have been sold.
The Oldest book in the library of Harvard
College is Latin copy Of ST. Jerome's Eristles' rh'eu
In stsasbourg carly rs 1862 and perhaps Garner
has no date and the only cew 10 its age was Afforded
The discovery Of printed hill charged for binding II N
I47O 1t contains some 40 genuine letters as wen a"
some doubtful ones.
A description by VIM. p. Blake tAmerican IN
s,tu of Mmug Engineers Of the Iron aud steer d.
the Vienna Exhibition" with notices OF the prihcia
countries has been privately issncd by me an r. ~
q small edition placed for sale III inc han''s Vi
Pease of New-Haven. -,
"Sketches of Old Manchester and Saltord
is the title of English volume which rs expected 70
be ready in April It will contain about 70 views tpd
and picturesque buildings III r, ,ctres vii he
executed ia photo-hography from DRAWINGS Nv "''
Thomas Ashwcrth OF Manchester
The first volume of DR.. Smiths Dictionary
will appear in London early in February, exteudms
alphabetically from to ID. Tais work with It's com
paniUn Dictionary OF Christian Antiquities; aiE IN
tended 10 form "a comprehensive eycopoiia ot eects
astical history for the first eight centuries M iil
Christian era the two beginning where the bloic GIG
tiOuary leaves oil
The late Chauncey Wright, though not an
infouent contributor to the reviews and Journals o.
societies had prepared long connected work Tor pun
hcation His various papers, however, have been Gel
lected from The scattered sourcesn which they appeared
and are 20 I've made NJ into book, which Henry hoi.
Co will issue shortly They include artlclcs on inc
philosophy OF Norbert Spencer natural theology rs
iost @ science limits OF natural selection &c Chares
Eio: >.ton viii Introduce the volume with bioslaphi
cal sscjch of the author.
In the next (sixth) volume of the "ClvD and
Political Correspondence OF the Duke of Wellington"
which the present Duke is publishing the Eastern Qles
ton as It appeared in 1928. 1929 &c is the prominent
subject Another coming contribution to the Eastern
tonic is description by Rev Malcolm MacCol of the
administrative organization OF Turkey and OF the yo-
fairy sef-covCrn.nent of the Christian communities, so
far as the 81 the Porte permits. in which TIC author
seeks 10 show that the Turkish Government Is not Only
bad Int incurahe, aud that 10 aid II in maintaining us
Independence would involve accepting q responsibility
of nisdeeds nscparabc from IFS independence