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Chin Han Pin, the new Ambassador to
the Cnited States from China, is accom-
panied by 9 Consular corps accredited to
Cuba, Peru and San Francisco. Chin
Han Pin 10 highly educated and dis
tiguished diplomst and statesman, and
has been Commissioner to several cOun-
tries. He visited this country several
years ago to arrange for the education Of
Chinese students. He will remain about
ten years at Washington.
London World Said friend to the
Prime Minister last week: You will re-
turn from the Congress to be created
duke and marry the Queenr Lord Bea-
consfield smiled and replied: AS to the
dukedom, perhaps; as to the wife, no.
There are several reasons against it.,
among them the prejudice of two
J. BIS who are theyr asked the friend.
John Bull is one.' And the otherT
This time the Premier smiled without
replying"
An English paper states that General
Grant was to 60 from the Hague to Am
stcrdam, Hanover, Hamburg, and Copen.
hagen, where he will be the guest Of his
brother in-law, Minister Cramer. Thence
be will 60 to Norway and Sweden and
visit Russia, going by way of Stock
holm and Helsingford to st. Petersburg.
From Russia he will return through Aus
tria, Bavaria and Switzerland to Paris,
which he expects to reach BY the end of
October.
The Cincinnati Gazette of Saturday
copies this item from an Irish paper:
'Purse lost by poor widow woman who
has sick child containing 13s. and q
letter." And adds: mo wonder the
child is unwell." The next item down
the column is the Gasetts's own and it is
as follows: "Robert Taylor, aged eighty
three years, 10 the father of twenty. five
children by three wives seventeen Of
whom are living" Robert should be
tried for biRamy.
Pope's Villa at Twickenham - the
place which he purchased in 1715, and
lived in until his death in 1744-has just
been offered for sale, and bought in for
as, 500. 1t was stated, however, that
this sum was nominal, and that the PROF.
erty will probably be purchased priv
ately at less sum. The property offered
included tho whole of the grounds, five
acres in extent, with the cedars and other
valuable growing timber, together with
the celebrated grotto which the poet
formed, and which is said to remain in
tact to the present day. The cedars of
Lebanon, planted long before the poets
time, and probably the Oldest in Eng
land, were, with the rest of the timber on
the estate, estimated to be worth $1,000.
John Stephenson g. Co., are building q
street car for the Emperor Of Brazil,
which His Majesty will use in going from
bis country house to his executive palace
in Rio Janerio. The New York Sun
thus describes the vehicle: at is finished
in ash, basewood, plain and wild cherry,
aud plain and bird's-eye maple, the roof
of perforated wood. The colors Of the
exterior are the national ones Of Brazil
green and gold-the Brazilian arms oc-
cupying the middle panels on either side,
with sketches of American scenery in the
other panels. There ere i've windows, oil
Of plate glass. The metal work 10 nickle-
plated. The prevailing color Of the in
tsrior il dark blue, the furniture being 4
sofa, two chairs, and . centre table in
the Eastiake style. Thsre are ismbre-
GUNS Of dark blue leather, having black
velvet borders and fringe Of wooden
tasseis. large central lamp, On the doom
mirrors, and minors between the win
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