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JUDGMENT.

JUDGMENT,
Caroline Schuartzberg Va. Samuel Freid
maen, her Husband.
IN this case by reason Of the iaw and
l the evidence being in favor of the
Plaintiff, Caroline Schuartzl,erc, and
against her husband, Samuel Friedmaeu,
it is therefore ordered, adjndged and de.
creed the community OF acquets and
gains heretofore existing between the
said husband and wife be forever dissolv-
ed, and it is further decreed that the said
Caroline Schaartzberg, wife of said Samu-
el Freidmaen, do hereafter have tho sepa-
rate control Of her property and the adj.
ministration and control of separate
earnings in her capacity as public mer.
chant or otherwise.
Tins done and signed after having
been read in open Court on this 23d day
Of May, 1879.
(signed) J. NJ. b. TUCKER,
Parish Judge.
State Of Louisiana, }
Parish of Natcllitoches,
Clerks Office. J
l certify the above to be a true and
correct CO copy ofthe original Judgment on
file in my Office.
Witness my hand and Of.
LIS. fetal Seal. this 24th day
Of May, A. d. 1879.
JNO. LAPLACE,
May 3l-3t. by. Clerk.
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Succession Sale.
oSaoeeesioH Of Victor Racial

oSaceeseioH Of Victor Raehal, L
QY VIRTUE Of an order Of III
- the Court Of Probates in aal Il
Parish Of Natchitoches, I will ooas)
late residence of Victor Rachal,, ~
near Chutierville, on 80
Tkursday Jx.e 10th, lal
the following described propset, \
ing to the succession of said W.
chal: esss.ll
!. A tract Of land situated uI
below the town Of Cloutiervills q;
left bank of Cane river descenlael
tanning Que hundred aud eleven y
bounded above by lands belonssg4
heirs of Mrs Seraphin Racial, a1f
by . tr ,ct of land belonging to aile
cession of V. RACIAL, in the reae BE
Of Oscar Chopin and on 'ths
Cane river, together with oil u Z
ings aud improvements theron. (
2. A tract of land situated eael
bank Of Cane river descending ca
ing one hundred aud eighty c.
more or less, bounded above 6y6{
Of land above described, NJ
. tract ofland also belongine tE
succession, in tho rear b M
or and on front by Cane river, ~
with oil the buildiugs and iupsyl
thereon. i.
5. A tract Of land situated q D
bank Of Cane river descending 4
ing one hundred and eighty MD
arpents, bounded above by tratt 1!
last above described, below byi
Oscar Chopin, in the rear BY ~ 4
aud on front by Cane river, waAsR
the buildings and improvemsaet
I. A tract Of land situated ~
miles below the town of Clastie
the left bank Of Caue river -
containing three hundred ~ 4
three arpcnts, bounded lsb6vs
of Jacques Lacour, below BY ~
merly belonging to L. b. Racaal sS1
rear by Little river and on fte1il
river, with all the building VI
vemeuts thereon. IL
5. A tract Of land on tho IN
Old river descending, contaiall
acres, more or less, bounded Z
lands of Mr.. BENZ. Metoysf,
lands Of Auguste N. Metoyet, a.
by public lands aud on frost y 3
er with the buildings and inn u
thereon. ~,
6. A tract situated on the -
Little river descending, coeh
arpents, bounded sLevs ~ lpe q
phine Middleton, below, ID b
Catherine Norris, In reat byS
and on front by Little river.
Z. An undivided one.half ots
land, situated Oh tho left bark 1
river containing one hundrsd
two and one half scres, board
by lands If c. Bertrand, j., q
Lands Oft. j.. Cockfdd, joIsa.
Of G. Bertrand jr., and on itoas 4
river. II VA ~ 4
Also q stock Of mercbsn6
mules, cattle, sheep, hcesr
furniture, and other mpgahS
TERMS Of Sss:
Tho land to 10 sold = .
twelve months from day q ~
sers to give their bonds lAIl9
administrator with spp1eveo.
with vendors privilege ~
retained, which bonds ~ =
force and effects of twelve nes
taken in sales under writ efn
the movables on oil su'nS upe
lsss CASH, above that anon
to give their notes satbfbdl 4
payable to tho administers hi
months from day Of sale. ll
J. W. CONF!
Nay 1etds,
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poote On the Exodus.

perhaps they have to this time, which
We are led to believe becomes civiliz.
ed people to practice, when their
warriors or statesmen grew too old
for service and became garrul"ns,
these rude savages turned them over
to the young men and the. boys who
had an enjoyable time breaking the
backs and limbs Of tho useless mem.
bers Of Iodian society. Now va sub
NIT to tho candid Judgment Of Impair
tial men, the fact that Governor
Foots, Of Tennessee, 10 q At subject
for Seminole custom.
This broken down hack in HE LAT.
ayetts Square address, IN New Or
leans the other day, INDUCED in a
TRADE which Vas "a devoid Of logic
20 Il Vas barren Of truth. He "A.
cribes the exodus Of tho negroes
from tho South to political causes
alone, and has tho atFfontry to cay
that "the constitutional amendments,
and tho laws made for their enforce
ment have heen steadily and syatem>
matioally violated for . series Of years
past in . number Of States, and that
10 these States they have actually 10.
come . dead letter.
Il 10 . most startling and alarming
fact connected with tbis subject, he
continued, . circumstance we'll calcu,
lated to make the exodus movement
universal in the South, that Demo.
cratic leaders in Congress have been
6ereely and perseveringly laboriu1
for several months to obtain tho pas
sage Of bills which would tear away
from every colored voter in the South
oil hope of being permitted to vote
hereafter 10 elections Of any descrip.
ton; to lay open tho polls 10 all
federal elections here to bulldoeioe,
violenes and fraud Of every kidd !;
while the honest and uumeddling
federal colder would be prohibited
from coming near. tho place of voting
even to preveat the preparation of
tho most diabolical frauds, and rnf.
6anly violence Of every species judg.
I'd necessary BY these accursed agents
Of iniquity to the success Of what they
would call tho Democratic cause"
Governor Foote must know as We
know, that tho spirit Of emigration
pervades tho eolored element only
whom Il 10 suggested BY such political
howlers ~ Foote had gathered around
bin 90 tho Lafayette Square plat
form-ths Rev. A. r. Blunt, and 9th.
ors.
Tho miserable twaddle that vio-
le6ce and persecution 10 the cause Of
THE ssodas, 10 exploded when we
cite tho fact that emigration 90 fat,
has bsso eoodoed to parishes where
''balldosins" vas never heard OIL
thought Of. .,.-...
The negro, 20 for % 10 know, 10
veil and Aumauely treated-he has
20 desire to leave bic present abode
except wbsre that desire 10 prompted
By the rsvioss Of such msa ~ Foote
and Blunt. Lot alone BY THE class who
have besn the curse Of not only the
negro, bat Of tho State, the South and
The eoonesy, this "e1odus" would |
$3.50 70 b the wonder that il 10 made
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!, TAretisf sl.tk' 3 Is 0over Il, D,..
peee6sy ~ that no medicine chez =
~ Ne4t9e0' withset JohnSoa's Ano.
4ea1eel ~ 2Sdl4lAo kG1vn n
49, - if1ts1n1l SAa' ester
- ,psNtAe sWGo6sslaltv oVe
0l11rADeovDA <ss3 TO-! ..~silla.
ia1oo iDspee ~ doe O nssk. aanv
ee10 - 0pooe ~ vtsthlemueoe Of ~
~ pesk Ceoaitaee Pewderp, end means
70 Keep u up, too. We. knew ef eely
90 kind that 90 absolutely and strlotiv
pan, aa2 that Il. elsnaaa'S.
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Elisa F. johnson vs.. Y. H.. Carver.
Parish 81 Court, Pa,ish Of Nsschitoehe,. L..
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COnstable's Sale.

COnstable's Sale.
Mrs. Eliza Payne, Executrix the estate
Of John Payne, Vs. Mrs. Edwine Suddath.
No. 2G4.
DY virtue Of writ Of Fl. Fa., issued in
ID the above entitled and numbered
snit and to the directed. I have seized
aud will offer for sale tn the last and
highest bidder at the PhGnix Saloon IN
the City Of NatclIitoches, on
Saturday, jane l4th, 1879.
the following described property, to-wit {:
One Billiard Table.
F""rteen Billiard Cues.
Two sets Billiard Balls.
One Pool Board.
One Chandelier.
One Cue Rack.
One set of Pool pins.
One set Pool balls.
One gallon mixed Liquors.
One hundred and eighty Poker Chips.
One half box Segars.
One match box.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash, subject to appraisemcnt.
JAS. T. KING,
May 3l.3t. Constable, Ward, 1.
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DECREE !:

tho General Assembly Of 1868, 10
cooperating tho Louisiana State Lot
tory Company, and deprived the said
eorposatsos Of tiehts, franchises and
privileges therein granted, without
process Of Law, aud tho said act No.
a 10 imperative 10 60 far % tho same
sbtogates tho character of tho said
corporation ~ prohibits it from con.
daetion and carry log on the business
taess speciasd BY their board Of di.
reoso!s, o.. cers. agents, employees,
and that the said company 10 legally
entitled TO establish and authorize :
lottery or series Of lotteries, and to
coll and dispose Of lottery tickets.
policy combinations, devices aud cor
ti6catee add fractional parts thereof,
ed Ia dispose If lands in pursuancs
sf tho provisions of said act No. 8
'of'ths yeas"l060, for The period Of
twssty I'VE years from tho Rrse Of
January, $780, -. i
- The court Ssders and DEGREES that
90 tnjusctto0 issae to the dsfeodsuts
reqetr'sg them to refraia from auy
totessuptloa Or d,sturbauce Of the.
nid ,plsioti6s their officers, aeeote.
emp)eyees asd servants in the exer.
ciss Of any Of The rights and pri,il.
eGes Aforesaid, o. Ia, the masaeenent
and psOseestien Of the business el,e.
cited 10 tie charter Of tho said com.
pany, uudsr,oe 10 virtue Of anything
contained 10 Tie oct No. q Of tho
General Assembly aieresaid, approx.
81 and pronslested tho twenty.
seventh q Marcel, Ian.
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Terms Of Sale

Cash subjsct to appraisemeut
L. A. DEBLlRu.
May 3-tds. n
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klchoux - An. 743: aot No. ~ oil
1875, approved April b
Il vas decided shortly after the
CONSULTATION Of tho United States waa
made that "the rishts legally, vested
10 . corporation cannst s. controlled
o. Destroyed By any sa69 pquent stat-
utg, anlee1 . power IT. that purpoee
Be reserved 70 tho Legislature ID tbe
act a. Incorporation. /" Wales u. SLOT,
oo0, 8 MAJ. ll6. ':i'atlH eH''fotsl
~ Jsdss Billisss dvslt upon; this rul.
log, which he said bad 6ssa coilcer-
ted 10 By tho Supreme Court Of the
'Uuited States and tho courts Of the
upited States, with . degree Of
IsnAni1ity which hardly aid. other
spinios Lss obtained" and. - rs(e,l
red TO Dartmouth College -. Wood!
ward, 4 VII, 5le; State Bank 70.
Ksump, IS How. 36D; Hawthorn %.
Colt, 2 Wall. 10; Binghamtou Bridge
" Chsnango, y Wall. 81. The point
made ~ the Attorney Ge1el6l 81 ths
State te y! y: character ,eoald - 10
pealed ''for tho reasoo that tho ftan.
ehtss vac tor'the drawisg ~ lotteries, =
woipessed spon, tia eoast fuline
t6ee ''the authorities. are oveswhelm.
sog,y ,gaiast the positioe taken BY
tho Attorney General and biz oseoci.
ate, for while lotteries are rep, obateil
- having ~ immoral tsudeacy y
'.nevesthslsas, where ths grant u ihe
tight ID dtaw laetesiss has taken the
Jesn Ut % ab~olute esst,sct thu
esests have treated To bsaponetbilisy
efsiW execuliop 10 resting eetiiSlv
vitf H. Lagislassrs, asd 1sve doiit
WITH ice carrying ~ ell alil1e,
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are csusp pounded fress Substances that are
free irens any properties that can iajmre
the nass delicate organizations. They
Search, Cleanse, PSsity, and lnviROrMac
the entire SYSTEM. BY relieving thc ere
gsrxra Liver, ekey cleanse the blsetl
frsm D,eissmsms hmMsOrs, nmsl thus IaspaFt
health and vitality Ia the badly, causing
thc bowels t. art HmtwrRlIy, vvitlsout
which no OWc cnn feel well.
, 1879-01-22

John Stereuson. who built tilu ilrst etreett1.
in 1881, hns lived to Hcs nearly 4lU structural.
wnya built IN tilo United Statcs, ani scu. ht
hrst foreign shipment 10 Batavia, Java, In ISL
THIS attempt to Introduce 6trcet-caTS iu Luutoa
caused rtut, til which tliu ruiEs were tnru W;
but now AMERICAN ears arc running ut lAur
don, Liverpool, Nottingham, Lurds, Wul5s.
hampton, Hull, md Dtrkenlicad, III EuIl MI;
at Eiiuburg, ulasgow, uni Aberdeen, io sso'
land; a,al ut SWANSEA in Walcs. tn fhr Bf1tAs
t>0sstsaiuns, atsU, they havo hert, esiallitk
ed At Atoatreal, Quebec, Toro,ito, ltan'
tlton, Ottawa, 81. Iohns, and llal,ta
In tho Dotninion; at tic ca;*
u Good Hope, tho only pluce In AfEtea:, ii
Chrlss Church, Wellington. and Dunc,iiulnSs'
xcatutd; Ut Bombay, ulu utiy place IN lnlsl; !:
kiuEAtos1r III jatNa4gA; at Adelaide, putt Ads
1utIe, at.d OaIibcrtoll fn South Anstratfa, sM
e.u soon 10 bc built 1t Melbourne, Sidney. Tar
nla.lia, nnl llobartstnwn tn New Sulith WalsA
The FrGueh protectlyu policy hlla shut Aultsit4a
street.eats out VI all that lsepubllc'A eltcs I4t
Calais; but they arc running It'll uopuiat d
berlin, st. Petersburg, Vluuna, St.kkhplm
Chststla1Ia, Hamburg, Drenlgu, AmstcrdaAI,sA
Uruasuis, on tl,u Continent. Like the l}rltha
tag. tho sun slcYcE sets ", AmeEicut, strccttsih
which arc also runulpX ut l(aya,la, a.n1 1t III
principal cstlca Of Mexico, Nrazil, Uruguay, ~
Arsetittnu Republic, Chill, Peru, vcnczuslA
Guay4quil In EcunluE, Hau jose jI Costa Ms+
,lll are 10 be substituted for utuuIbuscs u "
RotA, l4e CaIltnt VI Colombia.
, 1879-01-22

Of General Agent Tho promotion 10 we'll dc
scsycd.
Tic effects Of the Eastern snow.b.ockafe are
rapidly hctng obtctatrt, and the tars that flaSc
hccn showed III .;,Dl detained iu shr Fast arc
coming bstE in great numbers. A. fast a. they
arrive they arc loaded nnd forwarded to the
Fast again. Il The present favorable weather
enhttlstieb short time longer, LIE Immense
amount of freight awaiting shipment Last ut
this point will be disposed OF.
The Southwestern Railway Association hat
made reduction fn the rltea fram Missouri
River potnts to Chicago mud Mississippi River
noints. The rates froin Missouri River points
Atchlson, st. losep,, Kansas City, ais! Leasen:
worth on fourth clnss alul rnckiHR-witl b. ~
cents per f00 pounds, n'nl tn Mississippi Rlscr
t,oEnts 20 cents per 100 fut}s. THIS fs rcttsc-
tson Ut five ccEta pr! ltD pounds. Tht new
sutes went tnl0 cffect yesterday. Tho rttes on
WHEAT nl Gt,rn remain t1Ic SAME rs ltreto(0rc.
Tie shippers Of 'ruletlu ntc dissatisfied with
the fnannet Ii, which Me. Vanderbilt ts rannfnE
l!!s rai!rua.s, .d they, claim that, sl,s Lake
shurc Il Michigan Southern Is tcr!eclft,g tic
has lHcn holding several tnd,1sIatt"n ,ntctinEs,
cclvrd nu satisfaction from Ms. Vanderbilt. Ono
uf tile grievances is t!lt tic i.akc olluro Il Mich,
[gan Southern 1iuroal REFUSES l., allow grain In
tic elevators tn tc loaded III the cars Ut the
Pennsylvania ulnl Baltimore Il Ohio Railroads.,
i.iHl nsu trfuscs to aluw lile tars ii t'ee CotI-
1tanes to ~, to HE elevators nf tic Dastou &
Michigan lEatlruasl colnpany. It Is also charged
TINT tails road ls trying 10 make Toledo a wsy-
station
, 1879-01-22

Tho excavations ia slts Valley Of the F0Fpn
vt Rntus hayu now uiacosctl tho wl,ole u II!
ytlSacrn betwecn tic Temple OF Ant0ntnls ~
Fnustlna a,n4 tho Arrh Vt Titus. With t!se buI+
Iga tint lf..su 1t. 6oma OF these buildings Htt
alraa!y known; nathtng, however, WI, kL1sa
u regards The pa1allel"YFa,n M:swesa the ~
barfs. the l,asc of the laasins It'll, tbs FurtH
and The Aret. vi Titus. 4 great mistake -
made BY old tolngruphers, WHO placed II tlii
narrow slTil, of la,ll The teturls n,ld asrun' u
Yesta, the Hegfa, i,,e Ttmtla Ut Jupiter st1pa,
nn,l l|,e homo Ut 1:arauthus. The paral!elpsr4a
!n actrnt days cnl,tasnct only lns ot co'nu1ya.
place buildings Of hrick, strengthened nj w
curuets with blocks OF tsayertlne. Ti.e froulss
the bntldtngs rGt1d"d llttIc from ttlc lint q
u.a street, nnl the space thus furu,el was al'ts
with honorary monuments. Among tistsc 0'1a'
utncn.s nrc ,iosscc! tlr following: (dl 4 kd;t
sal fttF 4 bronze statue, rataeti 4. ID. .IE y
Fnbtua Tt!talua, CNt,sul, alnl Prcfcet Of RMs,
~ q pedestal for statue. raised A. y. ~ y
Ca'lstauttus hY Flaviua l.sonttus, l'te!c<s Y.
Kut,o; To- . kln1 ut siuall tgluupal arth ~
4Ilrincl made al the expense OF tic tnhas''tsna
of Tarsus; ~ fhe pedestal Of an c'ls1essfaIs
statue raiscd very likely au o1e ol tue ta!!s1sa
ttnes; 4, &osae fragments of tllr fvfs!
Eabidnns; tn > fragment Of tle faa. T.
umt40e1, fFolu the }rsr us ~ ia: if,e slrtohs
lncutiuuel are tntse In alncedonla, tu Wtsss'a
bpatn. ntd tn Numil!a, an4 King Jugu!tha
expressly naMe.l.
, 1879-01-22
THE RAILROADS.

ON THE BRINK OF DISSOLUTION.
Tho East-buund frci1ht-pool etant!s on tho
brink Ut dissolution. The principal trouble
arises from the fact that tho Chicago roals have
thus far been unable to agfcu up0u nu nrbItsa-
tor to fix the pcrccuta9es for the Vasfous roads,
which. OF course, makes the pont from this
point imperative. Tins far but three points
oil. Of dozen haYc had tho "betieat" Of The
pooling arEangemcnt-fndinnap Cinctatatt.
uni St. Louis. THE roat!s lcndtug East from
those points hare been dividing their tonuaQo
under the supervision of pool'aacnt, but the
experiment has not proven rs satisfactory AZ
Was anticipated. Tho shEppcrs Mt lsesc
points have been complaining at discrimination
cgcs slucc tho arrangement went Into effect,
und havo held numbcrlcss meetings, protesting
against The continuauco Of such pool THO
managers Of the pool werc not much better
pleased with the arrangement, and wonl liuvu
Xono back IN II loug ago bud It not been for thu
pressure brought to bear upuH them by the
Eaatern trunk ttncs, which assured thelu that
el.l,at pools wauiA be formed from all other
tn,ilta without dctny. The tnnIlaxcrs Of the
ruals leading east iron, indianapolis !lnvo now
taking the Initiative In ktckipE oyer tllc traces.
nml iluyo mauo laFge reduction in freight
rates. They claim tllut tll!s step was ina.lo
tleescsary lY the incanncss Ut the ChiraQo soads,
whci, had been cutting the rates oil alung, ti.ns
tlIyerting business lEutn Indianapolis. This
claim IL prs Iosterpus, anl Is no doubt ma1e fur
tic purpose OF covering up tlu srat Of the
truuhlc Thc fact Is ll.cy aFesIck OF the pool, w,la
they thought this prctcxt nhout - good as any
other t!lat could bH Invented. The fact Is tho
last ,nn,,aurrs ineetlu;; IL this city. They llad
hu Opportunity OF do!ng 40, evGn II they hatt
tcit inclined ID cut them. It Is wc,l-knuwI,
fart tGlt tho Eastern trunk l!ucs, uild part!cu.
larry tl,p Northern unGs, have beGM Dlt,tkaItl
ft,rn n
, 1879-01-22
GRANT IN IRELAND.

PFpcee,llpxe ef the Cork City Couucit-Loua
Tmt,,.ur nnu Much Abu.o of Amorlca's
tx'S.r.st,t.,,t
''''t, S,x. ,.w.,. .,,u
W. as'a y" ,,''' Sa%
ING weekly a'eatn'E VI 1"c improvement 1'o-
patt1ncut Of tlu CORPORATION Was held Jcstcr-
tlay, the Mayor In tlIn clair. 'thtrc weru niso
nrrsont Mrssrs, o, Finn, II, raul, z, t),autIt-
49, 1,,x Tr,rsv + ,,,n,.o u +
shee,aan, II. Dale, Il. !aeaslc. j. Buckley,
]. uayes, W. X, Ilnrris, j. Dwyer. T. blswihry,
II. Mayuc, c, Keller, r. C,cvdpn, &, IL Barry.
". ila,y. u. ]. Calvin. ". ueuarty. i, Jonos.
~ :. n,r- =, n... .' ~
~ =. oCoanof, ~ tyah' D. Fo1' nha u H.
H1ndford+ .-.
The Town Clerk read q letter-whlel has
IS4,.s 49,. r.,,' ~ t,,,s.n..n.n ...,.",s
, 1879-01-22
Ruling tlnA tsotgt,ins.

fHfiffHtf0h&6 {fkft.
eo singular is the rule Of con.rarlcs that. mr..
ttcu'arly In politics, all apparent defeat il n.
cuptctf ~ Il thing to bo thankful to.. llrn
was n1, Instance Ut this It, the recent short P,r
ilnmientary session at NcstGinster. Tho FInst
cial Minister gave uottco III tho IIousv Of Cum.
thu British Parliament tn vote grant Ut taonr,
IN aid of certain sufferers, Chrtstluns and III.
hon1etans. Ia the Rholnpe mountain ran,e ii
Turkey. Even tho Ministerial patty wcro I'M.
IT bccaslle kuown that G10, ,0u would 10 The b..
ure), should bc givei, to these people, partk1.
lnriy at p!lIclling tiinc wllcn l,onsst home i.
dusir7, however wllltR to work, was lltenIlt
starving throughout tho british islauus. tua
nnttcif'atcd anu announced TINT tho OpposAa
would ratse debate Oh snctl q money graut:
but Just In tic very nick uf titno It pst
announced IN tho M[nistcria si'1e shat ,bs
money would not ha aakcd for. 81 fas, tub
wus virtual defeat Of the Goscrutncnt Id
Lord learonstlcll 1lust bnyc bcch greatly n.
licvcd tg that little discontinue, II, rs Is te.
l:crcd, the proposal to grant all tl.ut money 10
sufferers On Turkish territory was 11late 1t ls
aaggcstion Of Queen Victoria, who, uceur]ln;
to constitutional principle, literally llas no fgA,
to lmposo her sojsh, which sometimes Is an "
stlnate eh, upon her Ministers. Ur aug Ut then.
IL must be yery difficult for the Government 10
resist the Queen when sho presses that such D,
huel! = course shall 10 pursued. When Tie D.
position was rea,ly aud ANXIOUS to show hst.
crnmont ludieious!Y resolved not to aa1 for lls
money, and wero refofccd, no IoNbt, to get oqs
Of ltle dilemma will, .!efcnt. which was really
rnp un tl,c knuckcs of tlle Queen ncrsclf.
1t must be very annoying Tor any bllntstrJto
be !nterfrrrd Will by tlie sovereign, whoss iatt
niId privilege. NJ constltutionalIy defined All
limited. IL t0 reign but not to rule, It being u
TINT principle tlAt Victoria ls regarded as tins.
bio to dt. any wrong. vii responsibility heing Up
" her Ministers. Twice, within q short per'od,
VfCforin has forced hHr ncrsf,t1nf cabrfcf uEDn
tier Min!stess: Flrst, in Insisting that, Ia 81.
tntn part Of tho British dosn,ntuas. she tha b
called "Enlprcss." willie alo Is Isuern" eytp
wtlcEe eiku "a womanly spirit Of vanity, ahaa
was, harsnlsss. II o.tcrtatious); and now iA.s
Parliament should 10 pressed md tbs UnEtsl
Klugdotn taxed to send 10000 to ccrtala pt
SONS In Turkey who arc badly oil, thu U3pas
tion press. which Is occasionally severe Oh las
Queen. satir!catly suggested tint there was 10
reason why tic Queen should nut send Thu
money out Of ller own oyeraowing ubuldana;
tllat hcr income Is EiD3,GN year t4:3s5, 10
Ciyl! List und E6o.00 ftom the Durhy Ut Lam
caster) md tat LESS tflan eight days Of hcr ri.
ary would moru thau make up tho fi0Uu Il,
wished tho publtu to pay.
, 1879-01-22

A correspondent sclls a story about Jutlgc
was bo!ny tried bcioru lin. 'fhs prlsot,vss
nutue was Cowdry, a,ul tho evidence .lluwt.1
that llu alaa eut hole through rubber teut III
which several peraoas wcro sieepIng. largo
enuu.h u admit tla arm aaa head, nut had ao-
stracied &cycsal articles oE value. Ills COUNSEL
lut.i Ills gr.lunu tllat tho prisueF, having ully
reart'el ltu the tom. had nut .et'tere,l ut, u,.l
that OIL thLs teehnlcltty the defendant should be
uiscliaracd.
III Ills s:aEvc 10 tho iurY, Judge Krnt. with q
Ert.n stnIsr, alluded to thu p1ea If the sisuuer's
COUNSEL, altd instructed tlrul tlat. II tlry weye
III stnu1t ~ 10 The guilt u uG wlulG HIN, lhuv
might bring hlu. III guilty "a far I'D they Judged
the csldel"c would "nrraut, au.l tilv jury, ativr
= bf.rf pss!ua OF consultation, brought Ia Il ySr-
dict agaiu4t ThuN!Js CoWusy, this prsuucr Ut tie
bar. 81 guilty tu tho Gul letter Of tle Indictment
~ ~ hs right arm, ills right SHOULDER, and h!s
heal.
Aud tho Judgu sentenced the art.., the siou!-
der. al'd slar head u sai1 Thonna cowIry to ial-
pstshnaaeas Ut i.a'ta aor ln state lf1aon iuf tie
scFtu Ut t"o ,caEs. I!,e psissncr might do With
the remainder Of his tNsl5 what At plraseL,