, 1880-04-11

polling about ntl1 tuI Ioiy 'ot1, oea!s AT:
KoEers gers, IN consequence Of his i ayine nIt
canci1jated co cHGa Some Liberals by pledge to snp
port ~ rng dtu ' to lis mast votos q ~, ,,ns
though aoherln2 - 1S Ra2e soees on cues
tlons OF 1oleigl1 " re co,nn,ata eSc;po
Is ilke!} u 'rh;n IS aireadv w,ver;na
Lord Beaconstie}1 has returned to London,
and is engaged rha n em eervnn Ssrfet :; preparing
to move out ne rasnecttno = ;s S 70
Ispty hs IS as IS wsli as could be EXPECTED. ' @'
TIE f''l.'sa sps5!s, * eas!,: sAls-'.
PARIS, April 1o.-Thse Prince of Wales Is
here, making ronno OF tne theatres and
studios. lie sat yesteluay LOT nls portrait TO
Bsen Le be ha IS Haaan an d4e2 IT, ao
ladies'; The Prinee P1t;;ut vii IL be Be the witness
marriage with Frank oeillele: Inc Bar01less
Hirsch was unable 70 calch me Royal
English lion TOT her a.,sd s0lIee musicale: me
The Swedish, beauty, Nine Boys, wore
there scarlet f4!'ard ;nat,o,; arranged 1 as
cap Of liberty. in antlciPatl9n, Pa she ironically
said Of the descent q 13s tde he6u6c REP 1nto rea
radlcahsm. MMe ati ato @'1M ~; Nlco!ani, T., ~
%Aida StaGd e9ssu roance s from Siignon. 5as and
another melody: Irince itIaG oscar came IN from
Victor nugo's recepsou'
PROF. No1tDENsKJ6LD
partook yesterday of family dinner at
Ing verses on learning from the explorer that
the brilliant crown Of magnetic light sus-
pended over the Norln Tole Is not so mucn
to llght the IoiaI reE'ou e oth as ,appaaenuy W
arouse Lne cutlos1'y ~ usaol p!.tHets.
Nine. Aaanfs a. usf ~ th sollee 1nee "45 eno
greatest s6clal @ ne gveo u tbat ,aH H. ny
COMPROMISING com themselves with Prince
bismarck aHegeo +hnr, n eSfhst' thst' Mngn Hhn;n
sne reproacheu ,ana3 ai3 nat ll1til
WIVES Welt o.o,,1,,p ch,r,ator ~ Ao 70 tar
clusavf1y ade. na5 ,na'an,t III tSa,, a++and
Nine Adas aa1i, noth caa1s sdo uos e @
nLst a+ -. nar npdnot ~ J,as
dav visitors. AS Parisicnncs are
not supposed to care for politics,
she engaged renowned musicians,
vocalists, and comedians to amuse
them. To the worlds wonder, distinguished
and honorable ladies connected with artistic
and literary society, were present Presi-
dent Gr@vy's wife and daughter. also ac-
tiQs navanE olokEm ~ ane sfnte EN-. ,vara tol
Il1phe Ivy ttnt t5 ,uJ so;r3o 9looop{ ~ inoa WIZ
enlpoloens ~ te.ene III ~ nne
G,anf neans .al ios he orr wh;te ent;n Van
1te Jupa 1aes poehs her hair dved Titnn red T waved
!ososslY, tafnsd led iehqa an% flizsied
her forehead. Nine. EnEalll sang wild
Russian songs with spirit Nine. Szaryady,
the organist, played Hungarian music, and
the Cocquetins reclted farces OF slde-5plltt1ng
drollery.
THE FRENCH BISHOPS
- +o1-,..< +ta ,oad =, no 1,,o.ar,or+ osa,nat
4,,e Janreae u of ffa atst NJ March PrGtestas
tin1s 1 Saye been m % adresse to the President
ftv'tn by the " Archbishop Of Tours m and his four
eyffrao,na 81 no and Yesterday The Arch-
hiehnTe n9 Ronnn foiIowcd their e1amrle
T5n Ypehnte If this mnrntnc observes fhat Il
4 ans sin11,iap - - eea The Frsnch Eniscnnocv
30 a,.1iil,. ;tea,f of thoee dacrnee as nrnteyt
~ asoer j., fo~nr of tho jfhorfv IF the
M,IR2oj, ,.,,an ~ tha c,nrch itself doee nnt
Cnulcla' mno ~ 4s,t = ie +,,a ,,r;sonep and
ssein @ - tStee1o M ; s. ~ o w 'AAAo
Save oA Ine tei'sio"' 'eonsiee''1ons'
PRINCE NAPOLEON.
Pau1 de Cassaenac Is waglng an unmerci-
full wa war - against Prince Napoleon and his
pretension. 1t saws that his {Cassagnac's
Ronapartism can afford to wait for the reali-
Zation of his hOpes until death will have
MT a term to the Princes control over his
son son Prince Victor.
r hErr r busf. .,,.u,ox+n,x;s
Nordensk]0id ana Caps. t, it5ats talls
yesieronS 1,y t!lis 14ne Wy &c no,1fat,a
thnt t1nrine the mast seven days
Prof. Nordenskl1ld and Capt. Palander,
while in Paris, slept only twenty-five
hours, attended thirty-one banqnets, and
luncheons, heard LAT addresses, and deliv-