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MARINE NEWS.
opFIun NEW ORIEANH DWM 0GRAT. /
December II 1871.
CLEARED Eesisxdar.

uf stae nnsbtp Tronbadout Thomson fof liverpool
t,unaa n Moore &nn
M steau,sbip Alice, Geafge for liverpnpl
I.unaa Moore 10
Aus bark Euius I, THAN. tm Queenstown
Maaiah a ttasu|ihh
Aus bark Rorsa I.uYk, for Ipehorn
II Millar &ao
s6hr John II Kranv Pitcher fnt Bnaton
Norton Il Hell
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HOTELS RESTAURANTS.
THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL

NTILL OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
w guests on MONDAY SIKH instant. Dur
Ing tlle summer tho Hotel WAS put IN thorough
order and many modern improvements intro
house Is unsurpassed In all that goes to make
d FIRST GLASS and ELEGANT HOTEL. and
will continue 10 merit the popular favor which
has been accorded 1t In the past
PARTIES returning homo will do well to oel
and look at FAMILY ROOMS before locating
elsewhere. ..
oe5 II RIVERS L BARTELS.
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ETEAMBOA TE,
HED RIVER.
Rea Mtv@v and Texas,

He'd River and Texas,
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANR-
F0RTATION COMPANY. AND TEXAS IA
CiFIO RAILWAY AND CONNECTIONS.
Through bills of lndlng and through nhssen.
ger tick as to all landings on Rod yivnF mud ail
railway stations In Tasas. The best route 10
Hot Rprinrs.
IT, FOR sHREy ErOHT. JEFEER.
kEsiak IN son. Hot Rpringa, and oil landings
@~44Asse=S1a on Red River aud railway stations
In Texas,
For ALExANDHIs.
muster.
Irnvns Doeamhar Mt E =. IN,
No whnrfbnnl rhniges draYapa or comm aann
will he nhnrgai NJ mouth Of tad River, Bayou
Harn, ~ III New Orleans. In forwarding freight
nouai gnad to tho company by bin of ln1ng.
FOR freight o. passA'ge apply on board Of The
hnnis on ~ tho office Of Tho COMPANY No. tG
Iamp atraat JOH A. AIKEN President.
NJ w JOYCE GEO y. HIrE,
J H. CANIIH. BTITT0M y ErFfER.
ina lord h MnrEAKE, AGENTS,
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sT EA. M n HIPS.

STEAMSHIP GEN. WHITNEY.
Coleman mister
VIII sail from Algiers SATURDAY. Deem
Il IfNRsiuRnHoE TO NEW YORK. oNE-HALP
PER GENT
Freight for the above port received st the de-
pot Of MorgRn's Louisiana and Tegas Railroad.
foot Of Lafayette street. daily until D. m.
dHKB. A. KHITNEY h 90. Managers,
RuiH Corner Natebsz and Magazine streets.
THE UHUMW ELL LIFE,
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
To snit "WEDNESDAY. December 10. MT . q. g.
~JTFx. This Tine .. composed Of tho follow
SSQAA4[ Ing atenmshtpa
KNICKEHnoCKEK. HUDBON.
LOUISIANA NEW ORLEANS.
Tho steamship
HUDSON,
III. H. freeman Muster,
will leave her wharf from foot Of Toulouse,
street,
INB URANCE by This LINZ n PER GENT.
Cabin phasa29-- --.......,.......t,s..tW
Freight for Liverpool. Bremen and Hf5igs
tnken by this limo. and through bills OF la1tna /
Riyen for the anme.
ALFRED MOUI,TON.
myify II Onrondelet street.
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Arr.raa.

Htsatnahlu m II Ward w. ri8.ati days FROM Re
iise, Hnn to s utarl y . Tie J iet
Nv ahip Ungan. MaIlaniar ~ DAYS from t''a Jan
era In hnllanf ~ mRstet
IL bark gatta Ganarpan Epna,FnatafiR, i7 days from
tiaaia to master Fnni
lark HeyHRfd Tfirp, 70 dara fr"m Liverpool. To
IoYel aallaY fnint
~ brig Anna aria Ih"tn ~ DAYS from III" lanai
~. 10 j I, phippl sob tat DIS 10
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La EfssItRa.sE n,

INDEPENDENT TRI WEEKLY NEW OR
LEANS. COAHT AND LhTOUEGHE
Le"yes n eXSTy mONp ,, nj It T. m md THURS
Commencing THURSDAY. Docembsr4
1T FOR WAY LANDINGS ON COAST
kIH5saff "a md Bayou Lnfoutche The No.
passenger pncket
Max Blanchard. MnRter
John Webre and @. j, Blanchard. Clerks.
ivory ~. y WEDNEsDiY. FAIDHY and SUNDAY.
In Daylight. For freight Or rassape apply on
board or to nE ~ ,N " Gaot ~ IT, Louis ST.
Freight taken for Bayou I4afourche. with priv
llege Of roahIppIng nj DonnldaonvIlIn.
BAYOU LAFOuRunE AND COAST pEnI-
Leaves MONDAYs and THURSDAYS. ut =. m.
TT ~ Tho I'm" passenger steHmer
kk 81. NARY
JOS Daferee master L. Neollo clerk.
enves regularly as above. returning, loayea
Thihodaux TUESDAYS nt y. N. and SATUR-
light Wednesdays and Sundays. For freight or
passage apply on board or 10
de2t 90 Magazine street.
SEMI WEEKLY COAST AND BAYOU La
FOURCHE
Leayes every TU ESDAY ut II M. and FRIDAY
@an azAs@s@s@ ASSUMPTION,
r. A. Chnrlet master
T. Nicoe and J. w. LaQroue. clerks
will leave M above. reurntng down the c0ast
every MONDAY and THURSDAY In daylight.
For freight or paeaaRe apply on board or to
y. RIVET.
100 Decatur noar St Louis street
=. B.-Haa clerk on the handling during the
day. nj the head Of Blonyille street. to receive
freight
Freight taken for Bayou I4afourcha. with pri-
yllege Of reshipping at Donadsonvlile.
nol2 6m
TRI- WEEKLY COAST AND BAYOU Lb.
F0URCHE.
Leaves every TUESDAY at 10 n. m. and Thurs.
DAY and SATURDAY at Ia m.
a- The Al passenger packet
- - HENRY TETE.
j. r. Aueoin master, NJ. H. Landry clerk,
viii leave as above, returning down the coasl
every WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY and SUNDAY
In daylight.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
3. RIVET,
los Decatur. near st, Louis street;
P. S.-Has a clerk on the landing durlnRt he
freight. se2s If
Freight taken for Bayou Lafourche, with pri-
Vilege OF reshipping ar Donaldsonvtlle.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1872
sTEA M BOATS.
OHIO INV wu.

r. UTNGINNATI AND NEW OR
AIgHastEaiAst q loans Southern Transportation
sssass@ Line Hteamers ~ this line will
leave na fpllowa;
u. =. ssHENsH ...,.=..J l., Carter master
Leaves FRIDAY Ree r. ut f u. IN
NEW MARY HOUSTON Obs Miller mnHtor
Ienvns IA IiIlBAY boo g. NJ ON
CHARLES MORGAN @a. A Hteln innsiar
Iaavas TUEsjAY Han q ut r u. m
For GinGnna IT, Louisville and Undergraduate
landings connaotine Mt Cincinnati with pack
aia for Mi points above 10 Iittshurg
For freight or passage appiv on board, or to
J. T. EUfsbEAU. Agent.
note n iaF Hrhyier street.
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TIE X A..

TEX A..
MORaAN'a LOHIHIANA AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD AND HTEAMHIIr COMPANY.
FAaH ENaER ROUTE FOH QALV EHTON AND
HOUSTON
Passengers take Railroad Farrvhoaf foot pf
~. Ann street, nj n m. reaahlng Morgan OItv
ut Ia m, ihera connecting with steamers pyIng
from Morgan City In connection with Morgan 3
Louisiana apd TexRs Isallroad
III mfr. For INDIAN0I,A- ateamers loave
y-s4 Alsaas4aa- Morgan 0lty on TUESDAY, THURS.
DAY md SATURDAY, connecting nj aalvos-
ton with staaEnefs for Indlannn
Through bills lading signed 10 nil points
on tho Iipusnn md TOXINS Central md q II.
and \, A. y H.. Int. and Great Northern Rail
Innd, and Now Orleans aud TaEaa Railroad
Han Antonio fraighia rnnaivad and for wardnd
via Clinton and Gal. II. md Han Antonio Rail
tnni.
Frelghta for aonsalea Hnletiavllle Rancho.
otr received Win CLINTON or Ounro.
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II ~. ron nttAXOR IA NTIAaO VIA aAI.-
-144A1as4Aaas- veaton The Iron steamer
&c HARRIS
VIII aaIl from Morgan City

Hkfr. FOR CORPUS OHHaTI
Frnigna received for above point reshIppei
at lndianolR by Hchoonsrs and through bills ~
ladlng slgnad.
Lighlerago 10 Corpus Christi and Erazoa IN
any Rt risk and expense Of conalanana.
Freight fpr NIL tho above ponta fncaI yad MI
the depot Of Mnrgans Louisiana and TaEea
railroad. foot Of Lafayette street. daily until
q Y. NJ.
Tickets and Htaierooms seerroh until & H. m
nj nEonia' office. or ut Tho forry landing on
morning 81 departure.
Through Tickets will bo Issued from Ibis Offices
e tho principal points on tho Houston Texas
Central Hnllrond, on tho International and
Gtaat Northern Railroad. Tosaa and Pacific
Railroad.
g. A. WHITNEY h CO. Managers.
col II Gornor Magazine and Natclez ats
Annapolis.
FOH GIiOTrAW BEND AND AHKhFOIIS.
lenves FRIDAY, Deoemhar & at & - m
IT. ron GHOUTAW bend, AHHAp-
klss.MSffAAt sa Ola. Hreonvllle vioksbnrp aud all
Bend landings Tho now and nne
sienmer
LAURA LEE,
II, j., Lac master, W. T. Parker elafk
VIII lenve ms above. For freight or paaaage ap-
ply on boari or to
JOHN JANNEY, 100 Common street
doa LORD MufEAKE. l22Gravler street
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LIST OF ESSEES
U, Gissrsa Rsd sailed Tor New OrIsszs
DECE MBElt I. 1879.
--sl7as-Hs-
Dem eSiIc.
t
NKw YORK.

Domestic.
NEw YORK.
Steamship Hudson FrcemaH sld Nov 20
Steamship Laue Star Quick. ,....--. sid Nov %
Steamship Cortes. bennett ad Nov 20
Steamship Gen Whitney Coleman -. sid Nov 28
BARK Flora NJ llurIhutt Lawrence. -.ldg Nov 20
Brig Helen Rewley, Rowiey sid Nov II
PHILAnELFHIA.
Steamtug Geo w Childa McCartLt. ed Nov u
Brig hailes purvis Small ---..--.cld Nov 26
BATH, ME-.
Ship Alec NJ Mnott Whtmorc. sid Nov 10
BaIkentiue Stephen G Hart Piersen sid Nov -
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hol4 II ~ Magazine sroet.
GHEEsvuLLE, yICasnUHu Anp RENDs.
REGULAR MONDAY rAQg Ut ron GREEN
WILLIE VIgKaBUHH AND HENHa
Leaves EVERY MONDAY nj + =. m
IT. : ron anETNVILLE viidpKRaIBjUna
.Aaa@aaksa1kk and tho Bends Tho paaaesger
rHompsos DEAN,
jus. ", Pepper. master. Frank Beck Jr. cIark
VIII ' e. yi, r. agaye oonnanlng y ynFahutg
Tallahatche rivers. For freight or paaaage
@ E i WyaA,IINH Enook EFT 4 GARTER.
Through bills Of ladina alRnnd 10 Trenton,
Monroe and all stations on VieLaburp. ahrsvva'
port and Texas HvJfpa1 y,e p1 ,,.,' 10.
aeip No, ~ Magazine street,
UNITED STATES MAIL PACKET.
tn foR vidKan6iiisGc. RRhMTouEz
Days Bend hnd intermediates land
HsHEHE u. LEE,
William Oampbell master. r, Howard clerk
rarisota Line for MI ponts on Tho YaHoo. Bun
fower. Deer Greek and rallahatrhe
q. ]. WOHN. II Commercial Place.
q. WAYNE, 10 Grayinr street
VIII give through, bills Of ladng to Trenton.
Monros Rnd NIL stations on Vloksfurg Bhreyn.
port and Texas lsallroad. via bella. IL. - ~
w. H. BROOK EFT. Agent
~ Magazine street
g. s'i"f Dus II %@EaSsy Rs4 t. Agent
aulp y ". ChHrlns street.
~ gnI yriII s Y, 3 =, mAIl, gA9knp.
sv'' 2sfTS vi hHRhtR1t d iii II
- - d. and Rends The now and raaeuif-
cont J. P'f " wa s!ss"'F
In. White maater. Curt Holmes clerk.
connecting Mt VIokaburR with parlsot,s line
for oil points on Ysz9o an Tallahat9he lyera
& T. s MSnk5 2 Rn5G TfAaE i GARTER
monros al ona 4 on ~ VahasBare I Sqsy@
0o'' anu '''A' ASW'2t hk no dRR1iff Agent
ha's RI Magazine atreet-
FOR LAKE fHoVIDENGE, VICKHBURG AND
Leavas eyery Friday. at5p.m m,
- ba ron bAKE r gaiohvIpE naI. yIGKa
and "K IniormS msz na GIngat tTHl
''o''"''' FRANZ PAwGoun.
I'm place Of tho Ed LiebardHonD
lenvea as above, connecting ut yI,ksburg with
rnrisot'H Limo for NIL points on tte Ynzo0. sun
flower Deer Oreok md Tellaha'enle
O. q. WAYNE BROCK EFT Z CARTER.
VIII Give through bills Of hiding 70 Trenton
Bhreveport and Texna nallrond, Win Detn. La
W. u. BROOkETT Agent.
RH2H M Mnungfne IA reof
SATURDAY VICKABUHg UNIFIED BTATEH
MAIL PhCKE
IeaveB every SATURDAY. ut + .. M
IT. FOR VICKrBURa DAVIS BEND
slEssssssssak a Natohez aud MI intermediate land
sA-@--s---"s ings-The pnasenRer pneket
NATGHEX,
7. T. LSath0rg, muster J.. Muse clerk
| connecting nj Vickeburg with the parleot Line
for Ynzoo. TaliahatnhIe and Hunhower rIvers
aud with Anchor Limo for Memphis Cniro and
HI. Louis. VIII give through bills ~ ndIng h
Monroe and NIL stHtiona on tho VirkaburR
| Shreveport and Texns ltnIrcnd via Dslta In
This boat reserves tho right to pnss MI land
| Ings that tho Captain may consider unHnfe.
| For freight Or pngsnge nnuly on board or TO
JOHN JANNEY. LOG Common st.
| J, u. CARIIN, 60 Common I'll.
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OP a y.
NEW ORLEANS AND OPELOUaAR.
REGULAR OrELOUsAH PACK EFT.

NEW ORLEANS AND OPELOUaAR
REGULAR orELOUsAH PACKET
I,onvoR SATURDAY Deccmber q ut n m.
lu aa Foh r WAsH Issrp n 1rnh"U
FzszszssAs@a- 0hurohvllle md NIL landings on tho
OoHRt Atchafalhyn riyor and Bayou Tourtn
blanu Tho li9ht-drnft uHaaanRcr HlaRmor
CORONA.
JHcl nn Hurt master, H. q. Phelps clerk
For freight or pRfsRRo huulY on bpRrd or to
GE0 u. HIFh. l42 arnvtot Rtract.
doc LORD& M"FEAKE. t29 Grnvler at.
NEW ORLEANS AND OPELOUHAS PACK TT
COMPANY.
GUIAKGPEL0UAASU u. H. MkfLHTEh Nj Err
TnAvnR SATURDAY. Hneemher g. NJ g u. M
FOR WARRINGTON. 0PELOU-
.Aaasaszssth ana. Port Barre, Hlmmeport Church
ylllo, md all bindings on tho Consi
Atchnfnlnyn rlvnr md Bayou Conrtnbloau Tho
light draft pmN5ongor Ronmor
FAsGHDs,
H. IT. Broad mRHtrr II MDnlaon cinrk
For freight or pnaango apply on bnnrd or TO
doi BKITTON II EFPbEIt. 10 arnvier at.
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TECHE AND ATCHAEALAYA.

TECHE ANW ATCHAFALAYA.
ron BAYOU TECHE AND ATClAFALhYA
RIVER
T,NayoB SATURDAY. Doc ~. Mt 4. m
IT, FOR AT. MARTINSVILLE NEW
1ss!ssllttt5 ii Iberia. gonnor to- franklin. Com
ss~---+1s@T" treville PaieraOuvilH. md NIL intHr
mn Iiata landings on Bayou Tcehe nnd Atchhf
nlnyn rivnr Fh" new passenger Btenmer
JOHN W. CHAMBERS.
r X. MuKguh. Master
will lonvs ns above. For freight or pasBaRa
Hpply on D0hrd or TO
GEO. T. HITE. No. i43 Grnvior st..
or J. T.. CAlLlN. 90 Magazine street.
No debts will DO paid unless contracted upon
order Of -
dec LLOYD 7 BELT.
, 1879-07-24

prabab1y went tmpartihliy through. alt-yo,i
we're served with that cbecrnesa aud easy pleas
nh.Wss oi manner wncl' aecfns 10 letonK 10
cyery Fro'lcnwo1nan as her hlsthriel,t, aid 10
tl,r attrceses uf tic Comcdfn Franchise beyond
mnst others hy virtue Of all the!r training and
cxncrirhcn on tho stage, which IL. after all, a
i1!t's nnso public tnan the ordinary salon Of The
faritfan leader or follower Of fashion.
When Royalty arrived, II did As the resi- Of tho
world hNi hcen doing-tnadc first ior tho
french ha1aar. l did not happen TO SEQ tho
Princes aud Prlnecsscs mako ttctr descent into
clscwherc. hut ali ti.cIr golnps and com.
incs are. seeOnlrd loyai1y ut length In
W: tnofnIng pa!,crs. They kept their word
better than Kings and kings' SONS and
and t.inerta Of Wales, the Duke nn.l Duchess
Of Ellnburg, the Duke md Duchess or Con-
nsught t'rinee Lcopoid, and the Cfown Prince
81 e., Swsaen sa wesc ~ there a,.i MI came down
cage Of white kittens IRON Mile. i,ernlsrdt ior
the Princess, signed photograph. II I'm, md
Know not Thss e'se'-!eav'hg behind him,
I,os notes ln exchange. heard A ito"1 ,,,,v H.
Bcanhardt that She had akkc1 him tw vuI,,ca.
ior To- t,,e pt,osogtaph' and that ho chose to nay
When you once committed yourself to ia
current AMI toUk your et,anec with the ouz,,:
crowd IN The narrow a!s2ea between The h,uttst
lhG temptations Which beaet Tou were net fewer.
nor the tcrittfcsses less tntcrhrlaIng. AT every
turn hons great aads, some young daughter OF
noolg huusc, some beauty Of fashion, lar
pockets with cigars frou, Mrs. CORVALLIS
crown or half guinea. accureIug to cIrcun-
stanccsl, or With roses which Mrs. Whcrior
offered ynu for whatever you fixed IL give.
Mrs. lanetry contcn'cd hcrseEt with q stat!on-
arr post. In her light siraw hat and hrocase
dress She stoth nalteutty ut t1ic receipt Vi Gus.
tom, surrounded br admirers, anil r[vastug the
attractions nj the opposite end Of ihc oval
which haze just been describing. In
the glare OF light ut,fcf, etrcatncd
through countless windows, the tncot,.
parable dettcacy of this lady's beauty was more
surprising ttlnn ever. There were plenty OF 9th
s,koHlc III them who hare become fntnolls more
LATELY. sotic perhaps with the advantage Of II
year Of two IN age. but Mrs. LanEiryts empire
has nut yet been shaken. She may be- l sup
posc sot1o fnus-aMi-twenty years Ut are.
There atc dozen whom | have not mentioned,
but T. is quito tImc to stop; Tie total
sW,xu ntid anutlier duy Is to come.
terts: but fancy London pridcs itself less on
its abundant charity. whch tsas bcon provoI be-
lore now, than OH tlIfs unexpected proof OF its
capacfty torrodurc fcte Of 11nyti ut,i bcallti-
fnl kiud. Norcl and beautiful 1t has been, but
should be n[raid to ask bow much Of it's
atrangenesE AMI sparGlfug splen1or las been
due IL ttlr help OF Frcuch fricnds-of tie Come.
die franchise anti others, how much they tu-
parted to this festival ot that gayrLy and light
ness ol touch for which The French hare 90 lnns
bcrn iumous. q. W. 8.
, 1879-07-24
Mr.. lFtftln's Fatal Ju}fe.

SHndessEHt tGd.1 Courier
last Saturday night Mr. Anderson Griffin, OF
this county. pr0pobcd 10 Mr.. Jesse Marlborough,
one OF hts tenants, 10 play Joke On somu young
men who had been raititlg bls watcrfleI1n+
patch. The plan was this: A!r. farborougb,
who Is = young man about 10 years old, was to
ge& tha parties suspected BY ST.. Gr!il'n to 70
Into The patc'i after ntlons, whs.c Mr. Griffin
scerotcd h!nlsclt behind a stump near by, Tbs
ugresMelt was tint, When ti,c men entered tho
patch. ,Mr: url1!n should fire Ajs pistol .u ths
air, and NJ. Marlborough should fall, aud prc.
tend TINT b. was shot. Ar. Griffin did shoot,
and sir, Marlborough fell, and cried out thai lls
was shot. The other parties ran OIL, Nj. Griffin
continuing to ssiaot III tie air as thry Fstreatrd.
Mr. GrltIln,' on returning to llle house, noticed
TINT Mt. Marlborough did not follow, bu. vo,,.
tinued 10 cry out. so he vent out 70 SEQ what
was the matter. On urrlv,ng at the spot, he
found that he had shot sir. Yarborough's orains
OUT. Ar. GrlAla aaya II was rursiv accidental,
h,l states that as he attempted to sase tEs pIs-
tol and shoot, In thu air, having one finger on tho
tne1tF alNi tt'e otiser on ttu tsnmsuer. tbs ham-
Mer slipped from his finger before tile WEAPON
Idea that Marlborough Hss ahst Until ae ra.
, 1879-07-24

aboriEtnes whose dialects he learned. He eu.
tescd with missionaries into conlmesrsA1 rain.
tlons with tic Xufus. a,'t bccams 10 them
Il tiat limo reteneti. i.ambcrt, riaa.itIs It'll. ri.
Tow, grew ia favnr with httn, ami obtained
commission to rcmnjcl tho Zulu atmy.- French
tactics wcrc Anpiic1 by him to the duskv troops.
who readily submitted 10 European .lrl1t with.
ou. castlnE OF their own touelicnnp Disabling.
The rank all,l tilc were composed of Tulua, who
wcre ptlIccred by uhlto Advonsurcrs a,al Bocfs,
Capt. Lambert died Generalsslmo Of tho Zulu
Of cnte1prjslng anil talkaitre fellows. Thdy
impaired knorleigo ot the French tunRt,a Ia
thc Afffcans. n1rlonRst whom they lived. 1t -
owing to his emigration that Victor HuQo'A
were written, by the contt!era Of Cctewayo.
In tile closlt,g years Of hia lito Capi Lambert,
who kept UP relations with the French Govern
Incnt, Was too fat at,d equity 10 ride on horse.
Hiding in Il ho used to pass ,,fs WARRIORS il r..
view. The vehicle was LOFT BY him to Tie King,
to lila Aiajcsty'e great happincst The actual
monarch rides fn eatrfage Of London build
Court, an Isle OF Bourbon official, now settled
at ti,c Cape. CetcwaTo follows the Lambert
tradition In the direction of Ills military force.
In Tue Znluland. tic Gaseon hlack1eR stIrrctt up
lAr King that he was tlle cl,o,en jnstrument for
driving item out Of Africa. To Lan,berts dis-
turtthg action Is IN great mcasurU TO be traced
He actual tot the British pFc4tg1l disastrous
war IN South Africa. Thus In examining Into
slle neans wllercwlth destiny operated IN SLAP
!ng the end of tho Donnparttst Empire. VIC End
flat xfth3ut the game OF cards at the Tro!s
Ftcrcs. Lambert would not hare cmIerhtcd 10
ne capc. that tic Xulua would not have became
the military power they now asc, tint Cctawavo
would mot havc dared 10 face the English, md
that ftiG opportunity would not have arisen for
FRINGE Louis Napoleon to join Lord Chelms-
tostis cxpcdilun in order to wipe out tie oppro-
nsiun of Sctlun. ard to win tic band OF tne
Prinrcss Dch,r,gc.
What lGousc.tbat.Jack.1]ultt rests on that
Pa!ais.Rova dtlll,eri Tic Prince do BaniIrc-
niuilt, Whu gave IL, IL married 10 and separated
from Falchtlnc de- Chftnay Caramcn. Ifer bis.
torscal chateau Of Menars IL u 10 sold be.
cause she would nut, In obedience 10 q de-
cree OF o Frc1lch tribunal, ahanlun 10 him tile
caro Of the little grIa born Of this short
union. 1t WAS tic Emprcss Euccnc who made
up tic Hatcl.. Nine. dc DauiTremont, wien
separated lrum her husband, went to GERMANY
nnh b.camc q subject Of tho Grand Duke Of
saxe A'tcnberg, when enabled her to obtain a
divorce, which tl.c Judges here havc not rcco1-
t!zed ut,u probably never will recognize, Sue
WIS rr1na5rIcd to Pr,neu George Bibcsco. son
uf lhtc nospador Of Wa1tarllln- Her grievances
will facilitate the passaGc OF divorce law
through the Chambers; but It will not reiustate
her Ill tic prtnccly domain Of Mcnass, wtl!ch wna
created Eor the delight Of d tnlstrcas Of Louis
NY
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MARQUETTE MONUMENT ASSOCIATION.

MAckiNAc, MIell., Julr 1n-'Fhu Marquette
Monument Association, viii mold Its second an-
nuul memorial celebration at Aiacktnar, Mscll.,
Aug. = and y, prox., under tho auspices of tho
Pioneer Society Of tlat State.
Delegates FROM the different Historical Soc!e-
tics OF the Eomnonwealths over and nloug
whose territories tic illustrsous explorer anA
Christian missionary, jacques Marquette, ira
ycrsca more than two cc,lturlus ngo, have bean
appointed, unA wifi participate III tho literary
uni other oxerclBcs OF tic uccaalor.
The cstisuablu character Of Marquette. wtlfcl,
as tlnac alvuncts becomes moro cndearcd to
our pcoplc, as,d their desire to lual the learned
f5auerofl's prophecy; tic rsnoved interest cro-
ntcl by tho recent discovery oi ILLS twlceinscrred
re,l.ans, after u century ulul half's repuso, nt'
Point 1t. IgiaeG, crude. as 1t were, OF ouI
Western civilization; LIZ attractions OF tho
fame,i md historic lsiinI fun whose highest
summit IL Is proposed to erect the NatlM's
trtbutrl, " wcf, IL Justly esteemed at this MT:
sulllllrr scusUn ~ Au,cftca'a most boautisR
Nutunaf l'ark; !Iu ec,seruus rivalry Afnong his.
tortat!a and scholars Of all creeds and po1lttel
III brktuwing their Inecd of honur to Marquetle'&
ltc sacrifices, aH,! Bssvces,-al' tend, this ycRr
us last, lu tuaku OUT gathering alike worthy OF
tHr ycllerase1 hero, und source uE pleasuro to
J. A. Y. WgApui.L,
ERANcls u. srocKnKlpGE,
JAMES G. RlCE,.
LEVI GRAY,
Committee Of Arrangements,
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Sir Jol,u Mactlonall nnN Lord lIeaconsneid


Lnntiah World, JHiY ..
8ir john Macdonald, the CsHRlfan Primo Min-
istcr, WIN hAs Just arrived iu town, IL likely TO
csesto good dcal OF sensation tR society, for
EeaSona other thnt my eonNcetel with lls ,nla-
sion. rl,n Cauahtan Premier supplies likeIess
tu Lord UcAeonsGeid which Is almost towtder-
tug tl III c1uetttue. II Sir john, huvtng nearly
observed our rtrm!cs's dress, Nero to posscss
himself Of a costume Of tim saInc make, and
were to walk Into thu lIousc Of Lords, uous Ut
the doorkeepers wnu!d think Of stopping lin,
whllu the Afsrqula ol Salisbury might he expevt-
Cd gentiy to nress tllu hand 0t hls dear fFenl
mud inquire after tho gnut, Consciously or W.
consciously. Sir J1nn asa!sts Ahturt With y lew
touches OF art. lte wears ills har precisely hs
i.oFd l'aaconstloll wears Ills, Or rather, as thu
rrrinicr wors his Whcn 10 was ubout eight yeurs
younger. lils face Ia closely ShAFed. and It's
whole shape. cotur, md oppression are phenvln-
emily like i.ord Bearousdutsl. kur il tho sita'
ttul!e confined to ply ystcal tsatusea. sir John
afartoRatd has MaaY OF tic sociat and political
qualities Of Lord leaconstitld. lle ID Witty a'al
graceful In conversation, cptEraulMatlc lu Par
)la,psnt, unl xudaclous III politics. :
, 1879-07-24

Sanfosd's Jsmsica GEnses,-Bsware OF limitations
and worthless .a1tnActs" aud rssdncss. xsld 10 hu
~ EooI ~ SAuEofl's. All such atXtetnErts are
prompted by purely Re3G1h hlVtlvss.