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THE COMING GROWN.
Advanced Sheets OF the Court
Circular OfISS2--Evenfs I'm
'sl the Reign of Emperor
Ulysses l.

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the Reign Of Emperor
Ulysses L.
| One of the cleverest satires of th,
day is an anonymous pamphlet, jus
issued, entitled "The Coming Crown,
giving prophetic pen picture of th'
coming Empire under "His Imperia
Majesty, Emperor Ulysses l." 1t il
illustrated with cut of crown. Tn,
chief extracts are taken from the
Court journal. dated Washington
Sep. 1, 1882, and from the Imperial
Standard, dated Washington, Oct. 1
1882. to which various kilograms are
credited from different sections of the
county, telling of the troubles with
such insurgents as Blaine, Mast and
others, of the progress of Imperialism,
oflthe gorgeous and numberless Impe-
rial troops and of the grand public i'm
provements prosecuted under the
Empire. The following extracts will
be relished by the lovers of polished
wit, whatever may be their views of
Imperialism:
HIS IMPERIAL MAJESTY. EMPEROR
ULYSSES |.
From the Court Journal. Washington, Sept. /,
1882.
His imperial Majesty, the Emperor
Ulysses L., accompanied by the EN-
press, the Crown Prince Frederick
and a numerous suite, arrived at the
palace yesterday, after a weeks visit
to the Duke of Pennsylvania at his
palatial residence, Cameron Hall,
Harrisburg. His Imperial Majesty,
we are happy to announce, is in the
hest of health. The imperial escort
consisted of battalion of the Guards
and two companies of the Household
Cavalry.
THE PRINCESS NELLIE.
Her Royal Higness, the Princess
Nellie, will not return to England.
We are in position to state that the
consort of her royal Highness. Alger-
non Sartoris, Esq, is to be raised TO
the peerage under the title Of Earl of
Granton. We further understand
that the Ear! of Granton is to be ap-
pointed Governor, with the title of
Lord Lietenant of the Province of H.
linois, and that it is the intention of
the Imperial Government to settle
5000, 900 per annum upon his lord
ship. A vice>cegal palace is to be
built at Springfield, the Privy Coun-
Gil having issued an order for the raz-
ing of the capitol of the former state
of Illinois, and the residence of the
Lord Lieutenant will be erected On
the site.
LORD SHARON, EARL OF NEVADA.
Lord Sharon, Earl of Nevada, is cx.
pected to arrive atthe palace on the 5
inst. His Lordship, who has, during
the past month, been entertaining
number of the Western nobility at his
magnificent residence, Belmont Hall,
San Francisco, is understood to have
successfully conducted the negotia>
tions which resulted 10 California Civ
ing her assent to the propositions made
by the Imperial Government. In
view of His Lordship's distinguished
diplomatic services in thus eradicating
the last vestiges of Republicanism in
the Western part of the Empire, We
have reason to know that His Impe-
rial Majesty intends conferring upon
His Lordship the honor Of the Order
of the Mailed Hand.
LORD SIMON CAMERON, EARL OF sUs-
QUEHANNA.
1t is with great pleasure that we
are enabled to announce the arrival
of Lord Simon Cameron, Earl Of Sus-
quehanna, at the palace. The vener-
rble Earl and his son, the noble Duke
of Pennsylvania, will havethe honorof
dining with His Imperial Majesty to-
morrow, when the Duke is expected
to arrive in town. As we have pre-
viously announced, Lord Simon was,
some time ago, appointed by His Im>
perial Majesty, Earl Marshal, the til
tie remaining in the House of Came
ron according to the law of primcgen-
iture. ofa5a sFneR
Lord and Lady Hamilton Fish have
arrived at the palace. Lord Haml-
ton will receive final instructions be-
fore sailing for England as Imperial
Minister to the Court of 81. James.
Lady Fish will not we understand, &C
company the noble Lord, but will re-
main during the coming season in at
tendance on Her Majesty as principal