New-York tribune., 1878-05-25

u,,ch they have in press" RecollectiOns OF
..,stapder ii. stephens -, Al :; ~.
Ac.I, A~",ono, A. ]. Finch, who lately dled IN Chl-
aradlted with having deposited IN the "asnihg
,spal In May, 1861; tue hrs' arms iiUi
ton ..sa,ates He was then sergeant lie is also
the ,,,o on the same day liberated the first
credited VIII nondsge3the slave pen at Aie1anoria-
" uo,rv ,t Clay is SAID to have written, IN looO
& ..htcb mas Just been printed IN me B"Vato Er
-. and which contains TINS pasSaEo "nen ~ nis'
pres "" vop less than half mile up Broadway' from
saw MD have included most of the wealth.
the ba'oi ,he gite Of its population. Now Broadway
fsSni0p GU many miles Il am sure don't know how
mas what was then the country Ana how much
many % ~ %rili stray nobody can TELL "'S Oo" 'SP'e
'srsSn A. Doorle in Paris who have seen or
All VIZ ~ Wales appear TO be captivated by his
hearu 'n0 - ao,iebility Shortly after the open
s'" ,ho Exhibition he made an appoint
me ,,h the Hon. Mr. Casey, President OF
ia'D' ,,,o,ota Commission, to vislt MS secu"h ana
lho ~, 1rstra ian wines The weather turning out
taste tho "a the glass promising DO ameoratiOn the
,-nes tbs night before sent al aPoios'' MI O"Sel
frm. vnress his regret at the rain having prevented
"ro'' seene his Royal Highness as at the end Of
is t lsgtsatiye business obliged him to return TO
.S,"onr,e He however, was glad that fellow-eOlO-
-, rould replace him wheneverit might suitthe Prince
=. ,rsnect the Victoria section. Two or three days
a.. Afr Casey was surprised by visit from
., p,,,es aceompanled by the Princess of Wales the
,.o and Princess Denmark. and the Grand Duchess
- wactlepburg to all OF whom Mr. Casey pre-
,od Tho Prince OF Wales said 90 AS yOa going
80 an soon VIC have got out Of our engagements to
s,snd q morning with you" The party adjourned
20 the log hut ~ the garden, and sat down
a round table. They tasted variety OF
,rstraIian wines. At the end OF long
Lii ,be Prince said TO Mr. Casey "Pray convey to the
aopy The interest feel in its progress and the pride
,Sst whenever the Australians want Inc TO do anything
tor them they must not hesitate TO ask me-. gentle
,Nan nreseut sad ellis Royal HighDess is atfaDe
and that he never makes one feel his hSn
rank and yet he so cOmpors himself that you cannot
forget he is prince"
Mrs. Elizabeth Patterson BOnaparte has ap-
pealed In the Baltimore City Court against the tax
sessment on S472,O00 worth of bonds and stocks held
nv her in other States VIZ: City and County of New
YORK and per cents, $1s0OO0; State of New-YoTk,
ssOOOO State of Pennsylvania, $4,000; of Ohio $50,
OOO City Of Philadelphia. $4,000. all per cents The
general grounds Of the appeal that the securues, be-
ing those other States UttaXabe i'll Marylanfbut
the details various, and involve number Of legal
oueson some Of which sufficiently intricate. Colonel
c. j. BOnaparte opened the for the appellant. The
case regarded as beng not only highly important one
in ITSELF but particularly so, Its decision WILL TO CON
siderable extent establish precedent for the aGjudca
uOn OF questions which will affect more than three hu-
dred appeals from the Tax Court ON assessments
for city as State taxes