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New-York tribune., 1879-12-19
ITO PHILADELPHIA
PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD

II
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD EsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NEw-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
sif'o'" -"''1 Fhnaaeiphia, two N Nes:YorE
Double Is Fine aG 9Ss %R9@yG WITH s D4
on and after nov 10. 1879.
->p''.1 andt strrr Ferries as follows:
A3V $50 $50 90 limited. IL a N J. 80 T. 4'lo p o
$50 and 10 D. NJ xpress trains leave New IorF dail e1
eep sunday Al l.O m IN :. w. running through VIA
Bls oi Hrookvn Annox CONNECT with all through
JeIsey cy. anordns speedy ard direct transfer ior
Reiurnng trains ieavs West Philadelphia 1901. 500
3a5. 755; -'n and II M gmsSSn gsx IpT1esa Us 80
S45 500 and $50 M I. 7S5 Lave PM ade pha
c1%h Trsr oees-Nos &c and slI Brossway 10
foot Of pcsbrosses aud Cori1ndtsts o court
Nos ia iI6 ana lls Hadsonst Hoboken Depot Jersey
fGaS General "a Manaser ,aHSD'' Gent Passenger XSt
l EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
so ga III leave ; dsci. foot coTiiandi
Loo M foT Eason Bstniese@, sIe,snd VILE
barre. and runkhannocK. -, ,...,.,.-.
Attention Mauch Chunk. Wssshairc Llmira IN, irn,ss ,s:
SSf'a s"i Putnam Anih sespihs ea s aItaS
EoB'T sAYRE, sup't and Engr
'e"''-' '-''''''" tiiAs Ii caMSTNG- Ag-nt
NEW-HAvEN. HARTFORD. &c.-FaTe, ST.
~ leave Peek daily tsgaGavs eEccpsd for
New Haven Al 3 and III p M. correcting with roads
NORWICH LINE to BOST0N.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR for special limited tickets steamers leave
Pier 40 North f.ive4, daily, ncuiing 4.JU
for New London. Aoston, Worcester, &C
ONE DOLLAR TO BOSTON,
" VIA THE FALL RIVER LINE.
For special nrnifcn tickets MAGNIFICENT steamers OLD
COLONY and NEWPORT leave Nev-YOrk daily. including
sundays from Pier 2r North River foot of
rsyst Leave Brooklyn. 4OO Jersey CITY, a;2U p ~
via Annex
GJ TO BOSTON
ID i VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
SIONINGION LINE
The elegant steamers MASSACHJ SETS and RHODE
ISLAND leave Pier 80 Not RIVER oot OF jay s) II 4jU
D. NJ. daily. EXCEPT SUNDAYS
pecis ied tickets good only for the trip for
which they issued both boat train pecihcd on tho
ior 81. - o.o 49, -.- =.
pls broadway az Metropolitan and Firth Avenue Hosls
New York 1888 Wsshingonst Brooklyn. Tickets arc
also cold principal hotels and ucAetces and al Offices
OF Westcott ExpTessC Co.
PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only
Steamers GaAtea leave Pier 80 North River
sfont Of Warren st daily, Sundays II for
direct freight either line taken Al ow rates
l. W. F1lKINA -. .. IA beO,h,.
Gca. Pass.Agent fresaehI
6eIu Wanteo.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19
6slp manteo.

WANTED TEMPORARILY.-Ten expert
enced salesmen tewery and fancy goods business
mus have best city reference for capacity aud integrity
Xnniy immedihte.y 10 TIFFANY 4 CO, Upi0n-square
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19
5itndilons manieo-M MaIes

A FRENCHMAN. who speaks German and
- English perfectly, wishes n situation capacity
good peunan accountant willing and make him
self generally useful In capacity. Address A. l.. "O5
West .Hthsi.
RODKKEEPER of ability and fine expert
~ ience with large manufacturing concern.
Is open for engagement salsiy highest refer
tH.es. Address c.. Po-t Olice Box ,2e9.
COACllMAN.-A situation by young man
- cnacaman anu groom perfect horsemar good refe
lcncf. ". NJ. - E1ss 29ta-s., haraeTs shop.
COACHMAN and GR0OM.-By a reliable
v scochman understands Of horses carriages bar
good cty country driver; tend furnace ant make
himself useful four years references from last employer
objections Tho Address r. c. Box 81. Tribune
Uptown Office, l.23S broadway.
COACIlMAN.-Wa anted. 4 situation by first
" class coLchman understands his business thoroughly;
steady sober and reliable IL good city and country driver
objection Ia the country no ject Address ~
DEAN. Present employer "a Waveriv-r.ace
WAITER.-A tiTSt-cass c0lored waiter wants
W 1sfuatinn; city country; understands his dutcs
thoroughly and VIII maze himself generally useful nlr1
ctpOIaDe cify references CAL address 3ii W. oih A.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19
Giramboais ann Railroads..

DEPARTTRE OF THROUGH RAILROAD
II TRAINS FROM NEWYORK. 49,
BAlu@oRT Ayp ONO RALRoAD-Fxpress for washingt IN
south and wes'-i:oO IN. Express fol ashngton inc
Esii EGiIw 4Y-;,oO a. m. 600 and : D. m Manuel
spsiMg yaley and Nons.v oo 9 80 a. m so m ,.oo
a H. snd 40. q. 7.J0 and 80 p. IA
A LBANY BOAIS-PE0PLE'S LINE.
DREw and ST. JOIN leave Pier No Al North R,yss =;
Albany morning cxospie with tains North West
-''" LAT ''O'''' v " TvERETT. President
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
- Ferry station in New ork loot Of LhertT,st RI,
Commencing oct o. Trains esye Newlors ioo' OF
eao a. myor ieI 10 a' EssSn Bev.derc Nauch
ghms, Iama9na; vikcsrsrre. Elmira. &c Connects a.
si5 n,-FoT iigh Bridge iiranch Taston. HarrshurE
Maace NhHnA. IsraQua. Wisc-taiir' scranton "hl"ns-
1890 M and $50 ?. m.-For somervle and flemnEt'n
Wis,sosI,c scranton Tunfhannook TanaqaA Aa-citoh'
400 p m.ror Iiish srd., Branch Eason Bevidere and
$50 y a. dily.-For Fss-on Allentown and Harrlsbur-,
Eni'L g. Cen9srts u Junction for D. T. AMI W L. H.
9 lrain- Ices point. Sc tnesbs. =, stations
s MAY IkAI>~-L -Lehyr az 30 A. M - p M t't onnn
Allentown. Reading nj IIarri.nurg. .......,.,-
Boats of the BrooKlyn and krie AnneN make con'
atJersey CITY station TO and rOm Brooklyn ani Eic Depot
Jersey Ciy.
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ 0rs. foot of libcryst. for Perth Am"v
SIS. li.i5a i.i5 4 -.ij D. n
ton
ERkEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Couucc1on. Ir.ve foot of Lbcrtyst Tor Freehold at
s:l5. Has a. m. :, SIS .. m.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Leave New-Yors. foot Liberiv-st. c. 2. r of y =:
Ni5 For ysrmingaale Toms River. Blrnega ami IN
''- -, i ,on,s river Vinclard all stations ~ Bav
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19
Art Schools-New- York City.
4. LOUISA Il. CULVER

Vn receive Fups IN painting 1snd'cape flowers snn rh
china and decoration her The Bella" No - Eas
.tths;, coincr s'h.sve hcgianing October l.
Reieferccs Nj Huuii;. rtn. M. " Wiiam Hart. Mr
l.nlts u. IaIi IA A EelnNs.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

ERkEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
Il Connection. Ir.vn foot LibcItyst Tor Fl cADu al
S:l5. i45 a m. :. SIS D.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19
Oreau GiedMer5.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL Hamburg
u packet Line for PLYMOUTH,
CHFNBoUEG and HAMBIRG
FETeI a.-...... Dee IS WESrPHALIA. ..-.---. Jan
HERDER GELLEItr---..--.. an. ID
Rate o. passage 10 flynouth London h.rDourg l.n.
Calm gold, eioO second Cabin, gold. $50 Seeraxe
rrrcy s3O. q. Is RICHARD A BOAS ten Pass Aga
n NHAkD1 CO. 81 broadway. New-YOrk.
NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAI.
IN LINE
frrt-csaAs Steamships sail = 5 n
Pier No g. North River. - fOllOwsf ~
City OF VERA CRUZ CAPT yansioe. We'd Dec 81
kANTIAGO DE CUBA. Capt PO0ts. sat- Jan 10
unsurpasse Fof freight passage apply
" WILLIAM =. CLYDE CO.. No 80 BToxA wsr
LAYTON BROS Agents In Havana
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19

iiodro nno Rooms
West sid..
A SMALL PRIVATE AMERICAN FAMILY
6a m ce,nrp o, muse d fnruitnre rsicIass 30
West ihih-i.. near 7thave.
0NE HANDSOME second-st0ry front room.
at Was 2sihsi t sra. nolrr-r to o5rmsaea parties
ONE LARGE ROOM furnished with board
V d.siTatie lotsi,sn terms moceraie' references eR
DARTIES suffering from mental or nervous
Diseases can .ni good board asd proper attention IN
private family an. Aad ess EXPERIENCE Tribune Up'o"n
SENENTEEN1 HIST. 81 WEST. Two large,
Tor Ialiies desiring rouiiori abir r-nnci home.
- WEST 46TH-ST.-A hall room, southern
- tzP,srie strictly ir-i-e'ass o' an.
.>-DD-ST.. WEST. 42j.-Large SAMMY ROOMS
~ excellent table pleasant lncatirn convenient TO
elevated railroads ana horec caIs Terms very IeasonaD.e
.}3 9Th AVE. corner 1oTH.-El,egant large
cC rooms AZ suiis rIsi hoof pv-te table or Doar'
"a WEST lOTH-ST. near 5th-ave.-lland-
soneIs Furnished iirse snd small @ Go%5 rr
slent, > pei dsv
IDr WEST 45TH-ST.-A private family
~ las neatly furnished back pailor to let - per
ESn WEST 2rST-ST.-A handsomely fur
iIO nished sa'tr s rooms suitable ior family o. pa,y
aiioT S or 'i d,cior T'r ai i,p,,.l ' bah oca .e
.,.l.l WEST 5lST-ST.--Back parlor with
-'t'I hosrt owner rvats house; hfsteia-si reason
ahici reference required.
u 4 TO 81 \ WEEK.-Siugle or family
~ 4 vita board table board - rsnsif n :. uis:
remarkably low 10 - CTtSENCE HOTEL. II Clinton
place. a icT d0ois LON broadway
East sids.
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
rFI5wS o5t a. 80 - ms r%,assy csE fsaTs eG5 Ty
No. ~ Ea-t Fourteenth st.. carurr Lni9,- SQUARE %
rir,l ave., rty-scventhsr; at the HARLEM
OFFICE. Na. Z.2Si Thiri4ye- one uuirei-iha-
twenty iauIfhsf Iiarem savings BANK Building up 70 -
H. o. frslIr o-ee iaIea
A PRIVATE FAMILY will let to gentle
- without board one large and two snail neatly fnr
charged. - a.yersity place, near lt'A--t.
MURRAY HU.L-Sccond floor, four large
Vi private a:h FIRST class bosra also hall room
above newly fagu-i ieie. enc fedu y East 9SIn
Ep PNRK-ANE.-In small family, large al
i'D cove rnoui or second hoor front. Win board.
- EAST ISTH-ST. near UniO1-square.-
L 1 Cheerful ruoms. with superior board: IN Trench
family singl 81 ur s2 10 80 fof iwo references
Board and Rooms Wanted.
XtANTED-A furnished fiat III good local
w iiv. Address ~. TIbane Office
WANTED Furnished second floor. without
w boari. nnar Maiisnnave ami 4ed-st Address A. b.
BOX 15i. General Adj eriising Office. l23- broadway
tUntcr Resorts.
WALDO HOUSE, Waldo, Fla.-Highest and
w heahiest point Florida FirsC nnodaiiOns
ana moderate prices. Hotel open Dec. l. Apply 10 D. a.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19
For Both sexes-Brooklvn.

MRS. l.. jERNEGAN BOWEN has resumed
VA her l~ssons in and foreign especial ~
t,niior raid pupils backward English hrsnchrs 20
iEihei particulars appy sl9 ChiOhSt Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19
miscellaneous.

DRUSHES of every description, at 80 Pearl
ID at opposite PccksD all Articles AZ loves; pccs
John n. HCPPEIr AanliaetuTer ana importer
old LEAD and TEA LEAD in any guam
~ uty wanted for casb by ,x ~. 49,.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19
For Rows and Young n1en-Country.

4 lexander Institute. Military boarding SchOOi
~ White Plains. y. \. i'riHCgai -. z. WILLS, Ph d
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19

rur OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
@A- between
NEw-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19
4 LBAYY BOATs-pE0PLE'S LINE.

DREW and ST JOHN leave Pier 40 Al Norh r. yer
fo0r ot ansi-st. every week day n. connecting At
Albany SGndar morning exccpicl with dins North, West
v " TVERFTT, President.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19

NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-FaTe, 81.
~ leave Peek slip daily t>uuGays eTccpsd for
New Haven Al 3 and III p M. correcting with roads
NORWICH LINE TO BOST0N.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR for special iinird tickets leave
Pier 40, North fve daily lnciuing s.JO
Nnw LnrGnn. Hoston NUrccster. &C.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19

ALLEN DODWORTH'S
"A SCHOOL FOR DANCING
ATHIs RESIDENCE. no. 6sl 5rH-AvE
send clTeuiari
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19

MALE Law Scheol.-Reguiar course, wears:
rs.uafs course for degree Of Dell wears al erH
tI@Ts sept. - piot WANIAND Ne~-iiA'rn. VI
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19

UOlS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
~ college Conditioned rejected Candidate coached
summer or Winter Storkh1i-c Mss +. HOtlNANN-
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19

sixteen Through Trains each daily; three depots IN
Philadelphia, two IA Nen-lOrk.
Double Track tho improved Equipment. @nd the
FASTEST Time consistent with absolute safety.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BEIN NhEN NEVYOHE.
SOTTiFA pTDN AND BRfMtN.
RHEIN -. sat DE. ~ n N......... sat. ian.
NFCkAN q a. al. -
RATES OF PASSAGE from NfW-YpkK 10 SOUrHAMf
TON, HANRE or HsEMES.
FIRST CAB ...-- SEQ SECOND a BIN $50
~TEERAGE $50.
Return tickets Reduced Prepaid -teerace cern
cafes. $50 -
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19
TNIrFn STATES MAIL STEAMERS
|. -l-lA.N L ~ LLLLIL
JNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

FOR QU EENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NOTICF.-rl- st~suers II tli- Line Lieutenant
N Lane -rutrs az al seasons of The year.
CITY OF Ri RDAI. Dec. 20 ~ m
CfTN OF MONrEEAL....-...Iiit E-pAY. Dec. % y. ~
REPt ~ lDAN. Jan ).
CITY Of $EWNDi.k ,lI EBAY Jan 10. T.
CITY OF BEl n lis'AN. Jan lo. a.
Prom Pier ~ y. r., foot OF thsritou-sr.
CABIN 500. sS1 ani 500. Return tickets ON favorable
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19
Urfdn 9Trumcre.
4 MEXICAN LINE.

| 4 MEXICAN LINE.
| IA FOk QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
! Only TRANSATLANTIC Limo ul'er the AMERICAN FLAG.
Sailing cverv thursday Philadelphia. and every Wen
! nesias fr,m svrrD00i.
| iILINOIs. TlIUR-nAY. Dec. - 8 o m
, 1879-07-30
STORIES ABOUT THE CzAl,


Another story Of tho E,np1or'a trnvoss brings
out III "A Aiof tho princely style he Inns OF doing
thluga:I}iIo VIVA shown over Cologne Cathedral
by yctger who WIS Ignorant Of hts rnnk, but
proved very wcll-iuforncd clecronc. Tho
Czar we'll plcuset!, presented him witl,R ht1 franc
noto OIL q1lttlM, thu building. ~ can't tako
that, said the nun, wlo thought lso wns being
nu: "H With s,nall pIeco OF that yitIia!nuus
taper which WIS o,ce tllu cllief circulating 1le-
dun Of the Faii,erlalHl. The Emperor looked
ut bin for half d moment III mild wonder, wien
tho words were Eepcntcd In ssHnewtlat saucy
tone. The En,nerur then quietly took back the
notct Rsl4 lW1,4cd Tho vorg0r q uapoeun. hut
tho ycrgcr Is understood to l,ny1 pulled cut
tufts VI hta own l,alr t1!ut sumo evening Wtler.
hu scarnetl whom be had ailrontcd, aIld what lu
hal lost.
Tie Car Is, indeed, very generous, especially
to his poreouaf rctAtners. Une IAy lle found I'LL
niaG-s!ceanlp who lad fallen nstucp In NIL at,te-
ciiutntcE. On table Mt which hu l,ad bcen sit
ting was schedule OF 0ebts wllrl, tho Young
ot!icor had drnwn Hp by way VI aillnE his 1nrtil-
orr, aad formidable ilEurp they amounted to.
Wths oh earth Ia to pny these F'ne had wriltct,
n teapar,nE way at tic bottom Of tho pauer.
The Emperor took ZIP o pei. antl lightly wrutu
tho answer, ~, Alexander" 1sy and by the
, 1879-07-30
HuROA {. ONTARIO SHlP-CANbL.


The following article, from the Toronto Tee
qrdu,, shows tiiat one Canadian Journal at 1cast
appreciates the abBuEtlity OF tue CaHalinn Pacific
hallway schc,nr a,Nl tic Importance Of thc
Huron s. Ontario Ship. Canal. Tito telegram
says:
Our ercnt Imperial enterprise, nn douht, is
thu Iacitlc Railway. undertaken tn Eiorons dell.
nilco Of ,:uturG, to Incorporate British columbia
With Cannsfut nt cost which nooods now psaces
expe1,se which WILL certainly DO Incurred for
many years to cntnc IL running q railFoMd
ttruleh d country mainly wild. and Tho trat}lc
Ut Which is BtsIi to b. crcatct. But perhaps our
great national cnterprlsu should bc The Huron
ii Ontario Sn-Cannl, to Which Snturc and our
commercial intorcst Eect to turn nilr eycs, IND
III which n gcaul Ut hone has sliouc a.atn since
tl,r discovery of the hydraulic lift: ThG !mpor-
tat,co a,d the apparently increased feasibility ur
III. ru,,al have led tho London 73ncs to speak
with interest of the project In at editorial, the
theme OF wiici, Is tae greatness Of llil1iotA M
cIat centru and channel Ut distribution. at is
trlc,' saws tho 34n<s, ~ that for onehalf Of the
! ycAr [tlfc months would bo nearer tlla oxact
truth tic Navigation ot thu Ut. LaWrctsco attl
the lakes Is lmpetlcd by tce vt during the other
half tlu crops coud bo cheaplY trnsasportcd from
| Illinois to EnglAud. Thu prospect Ut this forin
Of transport buEng stlll iurthcr facilitated l'as
lately hecn wondcrfu''y increased. A nrojcct Ia
III contuuplation for making shtn-saua! b. hc-
tween Lake Huron n,Ml Lake Ontnrla. II this
catlnl wero available, ti'e, say'ug III t'!staucc
With thu route through the Erie
| Canal woull be 694 miles: tho
saving Us compared with the route through the
Wril.inl Caual would bo $40 lu!.es; whIlo tue
/ estimated reduction ln tla cnst of carving
freight would be- 50 4 ton.n Both our political
parties, unfortunately. nsc committed to tho
project, insane a. We deem 1t, OF the Pacific Rail.
wuy. SIR A1ackeuzo showed HAT l.e snw tho
tmlrudctce. Of Tho scheme, but lo J.! had not
strength Of mind to ronounco It. There is
thcru{ofc, little chance Of our havlI.g Bnilc!onl
resources left to undertake. that which uppeAr.
The moro praeticable nn1 paying enterprise
But Mr. Cnprcol, who tlas Bpuut 40 n!hlly yenEt
iul1lsintcrrstcd promotion Ut ihu siip-canal Inns q
lrass 1le st1s!sfnctlon of beeug that his plan ii
| pronounced by high practical authority to be ilt
mere dream, and that It Is real mud substantial
service which le bus bcen trying to render u
| the country.
, 1879-07-30
How tho Doponcti Dynastlcs Of Ftnncc 1Iavo
1lrrn Trnnted,

How tho D0poHgtI Dyna8tlGA OF Efhhcc t4aFo
Ilrrn Trnntet2,
Mi Halt Gazette.
TITO manner III which ttc yariolss dyuasttes In
Frnyee have Lcposcd cHcl otttr Is rllriullB
e1lullgll fur uotEee ut d moment Wlcu H. IL
question whether Prime Napoleon could bu
legally ordered to leave tlir cnuntry. III 1914.
after The first tall o! the Eup'rc, nu exceptional
measures were takun. aganst tho ltonapattc
fu,nily; but aftcr 'he Hundred Daysanl Water.
luo Tie wEln.c Imperial family were l,aNihtlcd
forever. Alter tllc fail of Charles \. rGsnutnal
lantshnent was tlcctucd against the slider ltolir-
bun bFaneh. nt!d thu prescription OF tllu bona
rartea was renewed; After the royo!A,lon
the Republic tlctrcci tho perpetual bail
isin,ent Of MI tie families Witch Ind
rslcuetl In France. This was IN May, 1918, NH
in tlIc following October the law WINS repealed In
far III it concerned thu Donapartes. n.n this lnw-
rus ueyur lJcen re.tusutet!. III 1871 thu hour
bous were likewise permitted to return tn
Franco. mud eo IN fact, lo law of hanistment nt
present exists. Ii ID tFus HAT tu 1659 II. ThtrT8
considered himself Justified IN. hnving pr!ncn
Napoleon conducted to tho frontier, OIL thu
lIecn dcposcd, mid that thIs deposition implied
expulsion Ut ull ahc ia.nily. A good nnlg Lib
eruls in tho National Assembly disputed liz,
souEs!nuss OF this principle. nnE ntnonE tslrho
WIS II. I.e lloycr, WIO IL nov aslntstcr 1T aus.
t!ru AMI Keeper al tho HcAs. III Ordrr tu agot.i
thu tr1nnc Of, The rart nt the government anti
pro,,os,qi tlMt Tho Assembly should cunscnt tu
tin following lntabllEb: "DHrIng tho ilvD ycnra
following tic PRONUNCIATION af tic prcsunt Inv
tho members of thn lMptriA funlly cnn l,cltheE
enter nor rcs!ur on Freilch Territory without t!,t
authorization uf tic tiuvcr.l1nrni.h Ths Ma
tIunal Assembly ngrect1 10 tt4s. prinra Napo
leon via aitcrwatti ecescd to represent Corsica
md gnt 3H thu Nathnn! Assembly Until 1t WIZ
dissolYcd by tlse due du Brogiic.
, 1879-07-30
Tho Ieurel- Wrentt titat IscAcousanld Won't
llHves

TracY Turncrclli lIas written to Lord neacons-
field denying that he has ever Askrd for rewnri
III view Of his ncyer-yut.uxumpcI" services iu
Cutting money Tor tho golden a4uret-wreAth.
'{hr letter e1ds as follows: "And now. my
I.or', when tfar, an, sure, from your Lord
rhip's wisesl MY good nalne hus been unfairly
ast'ersed umt hlaekencd In su !uany n,etrnlnlt-
tut. uni provincial newspapers, usk your Lord
shfp, as YOU expect justice to bo shown to yon
wlan YOU u.u standing t'otu1u your Almighty
judvu md mine. to solnir tho er.tei antl ut'-
n,eriteu wrong done 1ne, by Accepting this Fs0.
pIek Tribute either frosn ,y lia,,ds, Or, II your
lortlship prefers, from tho hands Of ule people
without nc; ". II your Lors'ehtp
lug me ono word Of conliort, !nturn
ms That you o not consider .ne tie ytlo tt,rut,
sclf.sevktng wretch tic purity pupera hayu tried
tn deplet nla." 1o tha Secretaries Of Working
me,,'s Associations Mr. Turnrreill Wri.ea: ~
wttl-altlougA nlrpaly stEy great pec.lniary
lusur mlysBlf-nlaac Arrungelnelta for returning,
through you. every benny the estceuieA work
lnItncn nt your tow1t alul Association lavc con.
tnbultl-psuydetl they will scnd mr., officially
expressed, their wishes 1eloru tbs lith OF July
mkt ensuing, tcttlng n,e also know what tIulr
they wit! give a,u for returning llu same, rs
SIN adylssd to tnko lew weeNs' rest llayi1tr
lnadn this offer, Ahati now stand doubly fret
and Independent In thu facs of tho publlc ulrc
frfcuQH,af
, 1879-07-30

A gentleman living on West buffalo atrtct
noticed acpplng-bltl busily engaged t., gather.
luz worIus. mil wns nuct, surpr'scd to lln1 tliat
II tarrie<s them to fuil.grown bistl In: q trco
near by Tile bird was about tie ufzo OF te caItl-
mon cat-brti. but thu geutlunlan WIS unable to
determine 10 wtsnt c!ass 1t beiNngeti. The largo
bl1t'sccsncd to Co IN solsle way nIling, md WAS
faithfully fed for oyer week, Notwithstanding
l.a. its nnpctito was most yurncfons. seycra!
times both birds wcFc observed together Ia ihu
,,.rslell, hut the small bird always seemed to
lead tho way for the lnrger one to where food
1light bo found.
, 1879-07-30

= L0NHtl' IFNFH. -
Most Of tho Bor4partist papers In Franco,
chiefly In thu Proylnceet tho potut Of sl1s-
penliuE publication, ~ consequences Of Prince
Nnpoieol's dun!se. They chiefly lived on st't-
Empress Inns Ito intention Of continuing for the
buneat Of Lcr beloved cousin.
, 1879-07-30

Mr.. rlum committed suicide nt Palmer, kas. !;
and his wife, on hearing Of her bereavement,
ulso killed herself, Their daughter made an at-
tc!nut, on the following day, 10 hang herself,
but WAS rescued.
, 1879-07-30

officer WA sent for. Eood.hun,ore,1iy atlmon-
iaftod not to sleep OIL tlutY, md gycn the eHact
sun, required to mako him n free nan.
Once, and once only. tt.c Cxnr wel1.r!Cli forgot
Ills t,tgIl dignity at II Htate reception, hut te t,c-
c0aInn was ccrtntuy trying one. 1llc SlarHu1es
Of IT,, gallant soldier who distinguished
hhnsclt Under Wellington, waa presented by
Alexander I. U! Russfa With magnificent JeNel-
hIttttl swor1. Another Atarluis Of L. tt!s
e4,n), being accredited to tlc Court of Alexander
II. on n very solemn diplomatic tnleatoN. glrt
t,tmaef with this sword, AZ was reasonable, mil
oven mcritorious. 1nt stlne miscellaneous kpritc
prompted 1m to suddenly lay h'a l,asnt On The
i,ilt, ind, addressing thc Gar hoforo all the
court. oxclan: " lioici 't aabsr c man pre-" It
WIS said with perfert gravity, III. i,obiu cnvGy
never having apnarehtly heard of Tug "ura'mle
li,o lips OF oil lie c}lanbcrlaIns md eqierrIes
twitctct II, unison. Thu G2ar trunIphcd. how
ever. ant managed 10 keep, h!s cou1'tenancc,
ard all tho courtters kcnt their colntcllnncee,
, 1879-07-30
WHOM VICTORIA HAS ourLrvED.

And now, ns st, looks back on the tvo-atsl-
forty years Of her reign, Wfnt changes Inns ilcr
Majesty seen In the personnel ot her PrsVy
Council, her Parliament, anl llcr Cabinet Mit'-
istcra, To ray nothing of her Judicial n,d Eptseo-
pnl Dcnchl shG has outlvcd by aevernl years
every l,tehop usl,l every .1udGo whom sio found
seated OF tl,osc benchcs In Euglu,sl, Scotland,
nlul IrclAtill. Slto has Witnessed the funeral OF
every Premier who lns served under her, except
Lord Dcaconatleid md Mr.. Gladstone. Not
cc.sor's days now slryiyrs: At,tf, OF those who
held inferior otIicca undur her first atnl fayoritc
pTgtnter, Lord Melh0urHe, Gnu llutt among lte
living only Lord HALIFAX {tsWn NJ. Charles
Wuotl) nrd Lord uuwick (noW Lord Grcrl
Of the members Of lhe fryf Council which
mer.tnosnng In June, 1S;E,. to n'1mihisier tl'S
oaths 10 the EIrssh Qucen. can i'nd n W. lhnl
Of tic living oniy four lM1lvIduAla. A1f. George
| y. l}ynE (1ow Lori 6traiiurt1). atr Straford
Canning {now Lord Strnforh do ltctlcilEt), Lord
| Robert Grosvenor (uoY Lord Ebury), and tie
| vcternn Earl Of Wilton.
Indeed, II tnay bu eatti t',at her Majesty liaa
lived to rccutya Ut Court IN serv mntlv, perhaps
In mast Instances, the successive WGarer8 ot the
santc curutlci, ,l.tl silu llaS seen four Lords
bsauchatnp four Lords Aberdeen, four Dukus
| ol Newcastle. fnnr DaKea Of Sorshustlber!ain',
homngs Of fur ArchbIshons OF Canterbury, of
four ArcllbIshops Of fnris, md Of flYh Bishops
| Of Chester, LclIlIcll, nud Duri,nin Bucccsfycly.
| Shu has filled zach OF the t1lrco Chief Justice.
Bl,ips twice ut leust; s1le a,ns received the nd.
dresses ol four successive Speakers of the House
! Ut tn. Kingdom to ITO less titan lto dtttcreai
| Lord Chnnccllnra; md slta las commissioned
ceht successive prcinfcrs to form no less thar
| thirtCen different administrations.
, 1879-07-30

II YOUR tongue Ia coated, or II you have bad
breath. tuko dose ol Ds. pulla BALTIMORE pills.