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, 1880-01-07
ANOr1rEie ROAD sOLD.;

APtl*Nt AtlA&+f& ~ 4fs0 t"ft+to AssHH"Et
CLEVELAND, O., Jun. 0.-Tho Atlaiitic s. Great
Western Hallway was sold ut Akron to-tlny by
tlcn ]. II. Devcrl,x, NJ this city, Special Master
Commissioner, Under tho foreclosure proceed
ings Of tho Court of Common Pirtls Of Summit
County md Courts III Now York md Pent,sylvn-
niu. Tho roltl WIS sold ut ftH minimum price,
eNn0,O0o,-s. a. Strong md II. g. ltalston. tho
Purchasing Committee for tho reorganization
Trustees Ml,d tho New York, Erl8 4 Western. Le-
lug the only bidders. Undor tho condition Of
tho Rn!e tho purchasora wore resquirod to
pny fluiuN down. md tho bnltneo. III
Tincsy lays. a Leader special from
nttortleys nf tho United, stases Hating.
which notico WIS given tlaat Tho Rolling g-$itoek
Cnn,pn,y was 1. creditor Of tho road to tho
nlnoint Of 0Gi.04, With tntgrost, md thAt
snt amount la lieu upon All tho hrAnGhea, r144t-
bed, fixttires rOiltng-stock, and other rtal Ant
personal property Ut tho nj! i!roat! company, and
la inG.,nlI mid usirnings md atlch lien Ia III Inv
prior tn II 1en Of TnyOr M Dnnphy, TurtRHAecs,
md ta II ltn of Il murtH1lEo III which Josiah a.
lf0rsoy und CharlCs l. Chntn lre substituted
'I'rlsters H plmcu of AzartMl C. Flagg aud Chnrtc4
l.stotnlnf. Tho clat1nanta further sato TINT unll
urpcootitng h,lyu lHsGn commenced III tho CGslrt
nf Common I'lpasnf Chntnpl!gll C0ll.ty, Ohio, to
road lIcn werU prcst'nt ut The salp. Tho tssv ].
T.. Hatta, at l1,iltiu1l, represented tho English
ht.fldho1rra. II IN MndurHttNM that under tho
reorganization Acpsnn tho r0ntl will to mud NJ
standard RtIHe. Int will le u1IGd the Now Yt,rA,
PENNSYLVANIA s. Ohin ltnirond, atlul bs, cun.lucted
INDEPENDENTLY Of the Erie, but In In harmony
with IT,"
, 1880-01-07
FRANCE,
Nf1kk ~ f1NFk1

PAnIa, Jan. a,-Thp flood In tho 9clno at this
potnt hAa tleurpayod considerably, anil u,fo
uver the bridges hu4 boea resumed. Tho do
ssrrlc&,on Ut pruporty ts now represented IN have
becn insignificant. Thu reports frttm tho prt,v-
inces u saulago by tho tiol1 arc, however, still
serious.
, 1880-01-07
nIEh{PlIIS.

o'clock burned buildings 8s3, 8s8, s7, and So
S{usu street, occupied by Louis Lango, hoop
skirt manufacturer, ]. 1eoschoE, tot. icwelr1
palace, and y. HeAoshaberg, ploture-frame
manufacturer. The buildings wuyu tW0.Story
briuk, and entirely destroyed, togothex with tbe
stocks. Nothing sayel.
, 1880-01-07

#
rhnrHo of high trcasu,,, but has lcon l!Dotited
on b,,it.
nEsiEn. -...-.-.,.
VtENEA, Tan. 9.-Tho lF'thsr GormsTspo,Nisns m
ons " he l5Sssan nSsn @ army ipwass tho austrian
~, ,r.,v
BY NAIL. :,,,,an -,
FAM!Sh IN n,H,1 ~
naA-A "Hete'En ,sN>S. ..n... o..,.,.,n
W NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sfA"'S"
st~etnl IN London Ttmts.
rrRr,1s. pct, 1D.-To- tiny tho pr13satar no,sv
ot Deputies was ee,c'y eneoeed listening 70
farutnc In urprr sllrstn,-a subject 10 which
%,snotnhc. f,r tho r,,so,, thnt tho ,n,,st co,,tr
dietory etr ncconts nm w Prevailed % rs to tho tro nature
nnla her,, with M ,,na,,nl energy thnt promises
rair fnr tho fnrthcr tIcvrlon,nr,,t of tho fnnc.
lions OF tho German pr,~e nau seflt Apeela'
commissioners the Infected Districts and shosr
disclosures, though differing IN 'cta'', have ha's
tno eheot VI c.eitih 'n'.'' .to se''..n' ., n""o
cop'ous contributions III atd or tho s'Ner.
-, ,,,t,.t ~ ,,,.orIc. ~ Nv xui,.r,s and IN.
',,x t,,sr,,tr, u woa I,,crrn,,otcd m tso sn,,.
iect by thu Clnsicals supported ly NIL tho other
fr,,ctitms And bere orr fnetor In TIM proh1ctn
may instantly ec g,tosscd lors tno tnc1 'hat , inc
uhf'mo''tanee .'1lt'aten 'no Ine"t,on 'ihInes
TINT tho population ns the fnn!tr- stricken dis
trfrt IL unoat ct,tIrc]y Polish Catholic (an.1 nro
,,cyo,nsl by fc,,,ial noi,lcsI, n circumstance
,".. ,,,, .rs ,,,,i,,,n, ~ ,r,',.,.
why my pnrt VI thu ahnh!ta,ts If such high
y.ctcat*al md gcncr4.Ily-thriving country ns
jr,lss!n should hays thus become Tho helpless
oh1ec1a ot p"p'lc ply iho h'I.-ta.catenc"
territory forms TINT port OF inc fro"lncc
. seS. ,',s,n wr'HI" !" .n 'TGs Isr,r,s If nta
t~'r Eossni i,,,,,nit "nd pIrss ,y,.,, siirce
oef' ,,, hoss..' ns1',k, "nu fnss, s Ma" s'tes t
tal nreu ot about b,n0 so,tAre miles, In
hat!te.i uy 100000 souls, Of whom 5000 to saoo
aru now Tho Victims of poverty and hunger.
Even In tho &nrt and most pr,spern'ts t't ttin"s'
the laboring clAss*s hcrenu"ut, who Mrc rc1itcra,
Sor ,so ",.,s, mn, IN n,tntnrs nnS tbo cnnrs'xt
ios tnu I'oes pAe' ''n "tu'se9 W." NV S''s.st
cscr IespY ~ n'u, 'n @ hy ts untru,, r ba " k,ws wy
saiu ,rn,1 os 1T t1 halter INN Tint ui bc,,sts.
r., III t,,,s n"r, NJ Eosmnmv I'm lu1 ia nync
by monorolsts, just Us In ir"Inn'' and tho tarrn-
crs arc tenants living fr.ns han'l !" 'nail'. cacn
49,, ,.,;.s' 80 ~, ,t,s,.+,,,,, , ,S ,,,,.
a,seod 10 p"utar1sm ehu star'at,on ny tAe VAN
plre system Vt lnndsortisu'' esac'ly us IN lre'"
Poor an,, degraded then, Mt tho best Of tines,
w., ,,sl,"ton, .f Nat,,r,, ,hs y,,nr ro,t'Ine n,
,uu ,uu, ,'Hnto, thn t"nant ~ s's,' v nt @ nf Timer
li. Heavy spring ruins du,,,gei tho rlvuss and
Hooded tho 1iass, destroying, stoI nS3yo o,s.. ~
thin9s 5ao poin srnp' H ,tic sn1ii, si e,hs thss,
xrnss. u 'ian lrp Witch i nI8 Is cltsy @ efivs Tie
I xn purity ys;m a H., H. ttTf t;n. ' , !" ,|,' T
y fiivasc.: wht1e st9 .s t,r 's aSe m % H.
HcNif Ctflltllllbs " tAElE HSts!el'sa' III GG!"t"
, 1880-01-07
POOLING PASSENGER BUSINESS.


Tho cironcul agreement for tho maintenance
of passenger rutus recently nude by tho Gut
ur1.l Passenger Agents ot tho roas centorlnH III
this city Ia not likoly to lu cssrrfat1 out. Tho
agreement WIS aloptod subject to tho appr0SG!
&c tho General managers, anal seycrra Of thesn
h,lvu already signtticd thoir dlsappruyal Of tin
arrangement. Thc8p General MailnKers sccln
tO lo Of tho opinion TINT thu adoption of tho
lsroone1,t would not, eradicate tho evils frnn
Us 1u.,st raiJs wossld ruuiiiy f mems 10, VIZ.
lntt tss prnytsIoNat us hits tegn tho exprrlgl,co
with similar uEFDeiIlpllta adopted hcrcttlfntr.
'rlero HeGtis tn la " growing tGliat n1aDg rail-
rtMd Atn,lnKprs thnt Jlnthlt.g elsa than
thu pooling nf thu IhlksotKer business
~ prnlN~Gst by Commissioner Fink will
bring about thu slcslrosl rvs,'!t. An effort e
being Il,.tlo by tho New Yark trunk lines, with
gtNM vhHneea Ut sucte*s Int, before this ar
rAnHp,lt Is uIrrtetl tntn etrrot nI,tl has prDyun
TINT Il u,tsItA up to tho expectations Ut It's pr,-
liutars, It will nut Go ossllu tn tttitk9 An unsts
ln,Ilr lisaa, for II q E<Ah composed ct but four
VOL, thero ia 10 possibility tint ronl cnn,poscd
,jntinE lsoInta ,ean - n'ado 10 work we'll. ,Even
II tGo weat-lpunta passenger !M,ol should bo
pnrfuotod md work vol, 1t Will take m0ro
thMu I'LL hpr1u!eAn effort 10 bring about
tho formation nf Alt oAst.bpund pool.
ThDroforp Slmathlng ta necessary 70 be
tlnnn ut tlo0 t., step tho demorntizntton In tho
passenger h,istness antl th's caa only be done Ct
insnt IA wus proposed by, thu passenger agents
Tho h..sltIoss d 50 badly donor.lixod ut present
that, II something u nut speedily donp, 9vuerAl
IQSavngce war may bo looked tpr.
, 1880-01-07

NEGOTIATIONS WITH 1ua VATICAN.
HEnLIN, J.il. 6.-Dtrctly after tho arrival of
lsisnarck ut tho C4p!tAl, Huqber will uy,slu ".
su yi.!,.1a to pontluuo Negotiations With tho
papal Nunclo,
, 1880-01-07
EL0lN Oily CoUllT.

8ptetat DtspattA 10 1hx CAloayo I>dbuAA
E11lN H., .Ip,.. G-Tho January tssIn M tho
EIgit, CITY Court oput.eA Tits garrnoan Judge q.
u, T. Smith, of Aursra. presiding.~ Tloro arp
twenty-five cou'nnn law. anl nvo olsanoory
, 1880-01-07

'' AT UNION sr1stNas. Ala.
C0LuMpus, Ca, Jan. d.7Four stored at Union
Springs, Ala, burned last night. Loss, ,QD'
insurance, $l1,Gn
, 1880-01-07


DOSros, AfAss., Jnt 0.-Therr Ia n deficiency
Of oyer $tOND III tho accounts Df Daniel En,-
tnutis, tho mIHsitig TO,gn Treasurer Ut Everett,
MISS.
, 1880-01-07

NptcEag HIpafth 70 tn Ch1eaPo 1f1t0Hs.
RpcKYoHA, ILL.,, Jall. 0,-TAc City Ut ltMkfonl
lluH buen. summoned to nppear in tho Circuit
Court OIL next TNcsduy to nrsWcr IN tho fnllnw-
inR cAsos: Mrs, Worth!ngtnn fur. fA,Q00 t4M-
ny.s, Mira. Peterson for 81 ,0oc, and ir1l narkcr
for $4,000.
, 1880-01-07
SOLD.

AKnov, O., jim. B.-The Atlantic l. Great
Wcstcr,i Hnilroad WIS sold Mt no1n today b,
Gen. J. II. Duveroux, Of Cleveland, SpIclal Sas.
ter Commissioner, under foreclosure proceed.
ings III tho Summit County Court Of Common
1'lcas md similar courts In Pennsylvania md
Now York. Tag rnad was htf OH by H. g. 1al.
atom AMI s. 4. Strong, Of New York. the put.
undrr il reorganization schemc, for - ,0O0 O, id
minimum nrprn!eet',pnt. UudDr its roorganl.s.
tt0n tho road will be reduced to tho stRudam
guugc.
, 1880-01-07
AFGUA,NISTAN.

QUIET At CAfltlI.
CAnuI. Jnn. d.-rhe city Is perfectly qnlht.
Supplies urn PLENTIFUL Amnesty lIus been
offered tho Insurgents. A fpw leaders only ne
ecpted,
KIIYpER rARS.
T4ONn0N, Jn,,. GA dlsrlieh from LRllnrG says
Mityiug all.tlnn OF 1000 men lns Icon formed
for service In khyber PNss.
Will rEEksEvKtlY.
Ih,NnnN. i'm. IA Cahul .tsimtch sats bcforn
tho Hvllrttntiun Ut cnbul, stnlIomtHl ian wrpto
tiu1,, ltnlertA Hnylng tht, although fnr the prs-
ent retiring, the ArEtnus would not G4,ssG tlt,a-
tllttita until tho English wcru dr4ycn fruln
AfXtAnfBtAn.
, 1880-01-07

rAasa, Jan. A-An official asputch 1t the Chill
tun Legation hufs Announces that Gen. nuxa,
tho President at thu Aepublio Of UoltyiA, has
bceu deposcd aud haY aed.
kDUTH AFAlQA,
CAFE Town, Jun. S.-ltcrr Ilok, Becrctary OF
1hs uQer ca1umItlaG, bus Acep RupstA au !
, 1880-01-07

CoNErANT1xnrLH, Jun. 6-lt Ia now ,nt.or-
sto<x1 th.lt C,,t Won Knlny will succeed ct,,,rt
Co,tst Dutnky inernly carrying OF, Affairs until
thu arrival vi tue former.
, 1880-01-07
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,


LONDON, JuD B,-'rha stcamut1 Frlsa and
Nccknr, from, New York, md Olympia, from
upstou. Aasp ardy4U put@
, 1880-01-07

EUMITETEI4Y AILIkHNlIEUs
CoNBTASTlN0r1.g, Jtn. G.-lt huA llGea ugreetl
bolwoou the british Ambassador md tho PortN
TINT tho hfnhalnmt.nn priest, AsI1otl Towfok.
sinll ln removed ta nn lsland having Chrlstlnn
population. Tho atfalr is now completely mr.
, 1880-01-07
MISSOURI, IOWA ~. NEBRASKA.
Special Dtspdteh 10 TIA Chicago TribunA&

KEoKuK, H., Jun. 1.-At tho annual n,eetls
Of Tho stockholders Of tho Missouri, Town l. NJ
braska Railroad Mt Controv!lie. ID, yesterda,
the following wcro elected Directors: u.
Smith, George Opdykc, William 8cbhatt, A. L
hopkins, and G. A. sccor, New York; II, q
Thatcher, Jio.ton; William llrnlloy, j. a. III
Iiii JM.ncs Fiixhonry, ind .lphn II. Irwin, ky Kee.
kuk: md +1Dllti +. Walker, Warsaw. The DIrrc
tors clectcd j. II. Drnkg, President; 1Ionry lil
nnd Jnmcs Fltzhenry, Secretary and TrenAi,ref.
Thu Cnmpnny expect to extend tho rt'all at1ty
miles further wnst lit tho spring, Nnl build III
branch from Cclltrerllie tn Abba.
, 1880-01-07

TENfEU. .
YIENNA, ian. G.-The lfsther Correspondents
teetnf-nn1clnN tlcnicH tho rcporta ut rho mnyr-
TOnts 1T tho llussnn army towards tho Austrian
frulltier.
, 1880-06-02

HIGHT Tho cynr!ott, I S}ppcnr1, Ind counted On
.nIsnrnbly tIsapppintcd. Ono "f tho chief
rras.'ns. huwSvsr, for thotr dlseontent is
wns cotno;dent ytt tho announcement of tho
Suns only oco,lr ii intervals nf three Or four
ycnrs fr1n cach 0thor. Tho t:yprtnts expected
tho English tu curry n,It irrigation works, 70
rssoHeil ilon from o. nrlty q the climate, snd
tnl. tstcad vf lowing into to caintry. has boon
rEonn,sy kept a!oof by tho dltltcult'es " &C.
Iuirtny land under Tho now administration.
AZ for ti.p adyantagss tho Eng'sh thon,se'yMea M
Char,ncssaw ouly evidence Of their having ceased M
to regard II MS 0f nny uae to ihem at all. 1io
Elvea II l,Idlcruua nccn,lnt Of tho upfltness nf
Iamagsta for The p,,sno.s q xh'ch ! lsa ec,, be
como To acu their nniatnko; they hnvo Under.
taken no works, and tho wtielo Knrrast1l they
llIvu there ntnutInts to scarcely moro than A0
soldIorg A.. rcKan'a tho uniava!thincss Of tue
clf,nntc. ho mt tho sn1HO t1tna thinks t1lert hus
leel, tr'ieh nsnKxnrnt,on 'ic hns beei, told that
tho 1:HRlish mcd!tnl 1irn do not nndrysta1d
adapting thptr treatment nf favars to ti!TCFOtt
eliniates; Tho Cyprns fever Is .,',alady, Y
which NIL Visitors tnay expect to B1tr fr,tn, hut
With proper medical caro Il passca quickly away.
, 1880-06-02
Tho Sultan OF Morocco,

The tradition Of oGuturjos has established tho
tuvlolnb1c usage thAt the 8ultAns Of Morocco a1-
audIenoes m, held In ono or tue optn sguarea
within the pAaaoo iuol0sufo, The eultah rldcs
into tho square on Derry Arab, ia full military
a1u admitted TO audience presents his petition
on biz kt1oes. for no ono u allowed 70 address
the Sultan standing. The petition IL RlWaye
previously snpmlttoa 10 htA Majesty. md ctiquot
bus settled that when no p0rpoaes granting
TIA prayer no appaan On white h9rsp; y black
Que Indicates fbtusa!. The resninE Sovereign,
'Btd!- Mulny. Ifassan, 10 q great su1crer from
Faut. and during the last stghsoou months hns IA
not depart from tho traditional ceremonial, and
hu1 preferred 10 hold no solemn audiences rather
than appear on foot Or sitting, hut his subjects
are not TOO well satisfied wtth this abrogat1o1 OF
auhtAnnAa
, 1880-06-02

h correspondent of tho Utica Iitrulh reports
ox-0pv. HOFFMAN M saying TINT ono !ny ncHr
tho ctuso of his term he was sitting In tho Exec
ut5ve chamber when strnnRc man enterett nm
nnnuuncBd, md unoefcmonlottay. aented hiai-
self. In mnfttonk hB extOnded hla haId In tho
puiln OF which lay q som0wllHt battured tnuskct.
ball "Goycrnor," said ho, "that n,,iskes-hall M
it was fired by ono OF the militia, who w0rO aot-
Ing by your orders, regarded you az my broth
cr'a murderer, and over his hend body swnrc
that would take tho same bullet That killed.
him and with 1t kill you. hayo mnny times
started ia make gnod my vow, but ench ttulo
deferred It. For certain reasons huvU t1,Nho up
my mnd TO lot you live; but want you to know
thnt ynu owo your lifo to mo, and sonttnue 70
1.-Two entirely BY ny sutleranco" Tho man tnon
unconccrnodiy walked away. Tho tforot1,or atl.
mtttci that the erAote startled him; hut when
nsked By prominent Senator whit he won!d do
again lii mi cnlarGenoy similar 70 that ut July,
1S1l he promptly replied. ~ would do precisely
, 1880-06-02

Troy TFfJ1. .
About ono hundred persnns wltno Hsed curl
1t was nothing more or less thnn bird exccu-
ton. An English sparrow had BY some means
Incurred tho dleptoaauro 0f pull 9f rcd breNst-
cd robins, ncsteh In n trco noar iiawson-1lall.
4 nsht took placn between tho .sparrnw and
robiis on tho roar Of tho roof Of tho ltRwanl-
uiil ali ut ot'ce ono OF tho robins dow OF while
the other kept up tho fighting. Tho robin mes-
scnRer soon returned With p!oon OF cord TINT
VIVA soon wound around tho sparfow's neck IND
tho end he1l Ii tho bill of uno of tho execution.
ers. This dolse tho s1sasroW vaa forced oif me
edge OF the roof and hrtskly attacked BY tao
comparatively help!ess. md tn a short t!ElB
hung suspended by tho neck dead. After hold.
ho wna beyond resurrection. tho victorious RIB
ns How to their nest jn the troe singing !ncrry,
as though Rturyiny over thcir rAuqulshcd tOp.
, 1880-06-02

Prince Louis Lucfen Bonnpnrte. In n letter to
m English friend, usserls tlut Cartiinal iI'tnR-
pnrto ls i,1c0iItroycrtibly tho HHt mud rel chief
Of the lsonapurto family, In Tic ordinary seisc
OF tho word. Prtucc Napoleon Jcronlt. and after
h!!n his two SONS, thanks to Napnlcon III. aud
pirc, was Undoubtedly tho immediate heir uf tho
Elnpcror, nt1d aftGr his death and before bis nd,
ya,ussr. % - Th,s Fact. 6oWcyer @ en- hy 70 iReans
ontitle him 10 tho Qaliticatton pf ehiuf Of tho
Bonnparte family. "Tho Cardinal" 10 says." Is
mcr,bcrs cnn only succeed TO him In this 0,ial-
flcntlon III tho following aud no nthor orders: !.
Napoleon, commonly called Napoleon Charles.
brtithcr at the CurliHat; =. Jtouis Luc!en, tho
eldest living son Of Luesen, brother of Napaleon
l.: .. Pierre Napoleon, bis youngest brothor: I.
Jerome, son 0f Jerome eldest sun Of Jcrnne, tho
yOunReat brother Of Napoleon T.; +. Jtsr,mr, bis
son; q. Charles, uncle OF tho last: !. NapnloonJe-
rome. tho o1l!y living son Of tho FIRST Jerome; u
Victor. hs eldoat son; Q. Louis hls yonngcst son.
recognized as such by Nnp01eoM Ill.
, 1880-06-02
Dnn1OcrneieA and Taxation.

How Mr. Gladstone must Sigh nvor American
ilnancdl Or 3tay II Sr. shartanu, Secretary of
tho Trcasnry. mnho speech, rcpnrted In brief
by Renter, tn which hn drolarca that tho Union
hAd entered m u eycle OF rrnnpertty. tint tho
only trade ailll under depression WIS thc uocan
carrying traIe, md that tho surplus rs,rcntlS Of
the year, you'd amount to *19l, Oo, Or E5l.
wnt,li pay oN tho whole American debt. ,rIose
who bclIovo TINT democracy f alwnys impa.
1ikc ti,p ennr,nc,,ss revenue Of Francc. II rnised
hy fcvcro taxntton, Imposed BY tho tnrreecntn-
tlvcs 1l univo~Hl hInrnEc. The truth Is. ns
10 apphrpnt from nIl French, Gormnt,, aud
Amerioan recent history. aud, as wo bcluve,
from tilat at Orcat HrltRn. TINT dc'nocrlcy Ii
not impAt cnt Of tnxMttou ut H. that IL likes a
flill treasury that 1t ID inclfr.ct! u spcnd and
that 1t will sivg whatever its leaders tec,nro "a
he cssontal Ia tho wclfare nf tho stute u lt,tka
reckless thing to ray, bit VIC tln not believe II
10 hc scttIod, that this country wpHld mol bthl
very strung Inousarcs Indeed for tho reduction
az tho debt,
, 1880-06-02

Tho Hartford tConn} C0urtlnt says that in
hsnpr ut ltAlph WA!du Emersnn's 18th birthday
Anniversary Max Muller scnt tho following fot-
tor frnm London:
!" Tho tfanslntof Of tho Upantshhds, Mokshnmu,
lR.Ha. ecsids greetings and beat wishes to his
American Gur1l, Anlnrafuuu. Oh his nth birth.
tl,ly, and inclosea IN extrnct frum IN Upnuishad
latn1Y discovered:
"'Old ago aui dcony lay hold OF tho body, tho
sonRcs, tho memory, tho mlnd-noycr OF tho
Sell. tho lOoker-0n.- o..
"sTho Self ncvor grows tircd-tho body gr0ws
tired Of supporting the fclf:;
"'Tho Self never grows b!ind-rtho Windows of
tho st,,la ca become dnrkencd with dust and rftif
AtThe se!f ucrcr forgetB-the Inscriptions on
tho momory fade and II ls veil TINT much should
bo forgotten.
"'Tho suf neyor crrs-tho many wheels Of
o,1r own s1uuil watches grow rusty. but we lnok
I'm tn tho etcfnai dial In tho heavens above
which remains right forever
, 1880-06-02
nfminfshcd Ceremony In England
London Tt,Hss.

1t Is only thinking people who ta!k
loosely Of ccreulnsiih!. which Is, indeed, pre-
When great Peer cnnc up to town In biz. trav-
eDing- coach, with half u dllxcn hurscs. ard With
survunts preceding, accompanying. and follow
r1cs Of h!ghwnymcu not unknown. hut the priv
iIcgod traveller cnrrted tho principle Of aMthnrsty
with him. How different a It t0-dayi The out
ErinH and the incoming Ministers went down to
Windsor on Wednesday. In tho streets nf LON
dom their progress was l,nnottccd: 4 little nt-
tntnut Mt rcsPcct WIS mn.le ht PatdluRtD,l, hut
Tho Trims uf tho tuy must bt looked after, and
tho pressure ut business leaves scnnt time fur
honor, At Windsor there was }0nir and tho
presence Of u,nny: but how difficult n,uet It be
Tor Ministers, whether EntnE out or ct,mtl.R III,
10 effect tho transition With Eeco1ning dignity ns
they cross tho platform through a 1ostllng
crowd from tho tratne Of cot,mcrco, to the cur
riners Of roynltyl The transformation ought to
hc nntc some wny otf say milo Or two nwar
from the royal bornMgh,-hnd under tho eanc-
tnx out until all wHs ready.
, 1880-06-02
FOREIGN.
,,.,,; Rochefort Managea at Last
' 10 Scare Up a Duel
c.or inclined to Adopt a Con-
A ciltatory Policy Toward
t1lo Poles
n,.. Reported to Have Sent an
sa'.' >, Order for Rifles to Aus
FRANCE.

cocuEFugT U1fAtLENnkp'
1,r,o l.-Koechllt,, n brs,lhor-in-law OF
fAh.s ~ Vo,fce Andricux. tas challenged
Yl.%s,rtt. Yls,s, on account Of O passage concerning
Eoe1ois, is,nrhefurtts letter. A duel is rrobablc.
hMt ACCEPTED
n,,,o,ott has accepted tho chnllongo Of
hoecnsir' hocnssit br1thcr-jn- Inv Of tho prcfect or
Ssajsp. sfSeSIi, III, named Locaroy and Clesncnon rs
W ,s 9o'fuIrn 'fIno 1,-Tho duel betwcon 1lochefort
ii aNksc Nksocchin wilt hc fought Thursday.
spa '> WAREHOUSES 1IuIsHEb.
...s,ar. 1unol, ol,-Warohnusc containing INK
.IgamsI1O burned yesterday; losal 'ooipVo lfanoa'
, 1880-06-02
DISAPPOINTED CYPRUS.
Hox The ENGLISH AnuEE AND PLUMBER TIE
TEDtTk.


fDp MdtL1
PMls, May 19.--M. unbdol Charmes, OF whose
Int letter from Cyprus n summary hAs already
ken Eyen, seIlds nnother lettor, published In
sdsys Debdts, giving further details OF tho
English administration III tho island. The Cy-
Fdota expected that tho ndScnt OF tho EngliBh
ta!d bo accompanied by iustpr md less oner-
'ss taxes. Thuy have hero again been dfsap-
pos1ted The Englah occupation has entalled
Estrlcr taxes thnn ever, and to tho Bthto
hfsa hsvc been aldod twcuty-eight municipal
na II tho revonuo from those taxes
"a well employed, thoro wou1d DO
Ene consolation. But 1t fs employed
eskesly. On arriving at LaEnaca, II.
eaarues was struck by tho appearance OF tho
sti1 built 10 all mn,ner II fashions. I1o
fought this was some Turkish Absurdity, but
lmad tint 1t was tho work of the first English
GaFstnor, who, projecting tho construction OF
Vsy along the town, employed some dozen con.
17tofs to construct specimens OF 1hat thcy
waM propose, to bo afterwards al! demolished
Eareplaccd by tho ono selected. Those fpecl-
ssnt however, cost Larna1n 100000. Tho OK
fases was 10 9rcat that the quay could got no
lsnaeF. N. Charmus snys this iB typical Of
y whole English administration In Cyprus.
'@ iano defective management and
assahaton is found In the administration OF
Elce. Everything IL transacted Ia English. OF
ssea tho natives do not understand a word,-
&aody, In fact. knows what the Law is, because
.aiu y hn unknown foreign lnnguago, and men
ss'sa ssE'oa!Inuulis bolng arEosted Tor prraktnG new
3asao eo & asrssay q, Teh shSs
:eeaeu but it ia composed of tho Goy-
r. ss,,4d snd two English officers, stengsIdo
y ieTsner i' form M the ,najority, thoy Just
~ lhey piense, and they Eccm to think tho
s49a q ssla The Governor, ale ike 50 many za!us
sassn, snank ~ Ths country 70 ruled hy officers
~ @s'a9ens, a'!s, who cann0t reatize any but their
~ sust9na Tho opuniahmehts awarded. more
~ m ~ !udlcru,1sr and not the sRhteat respect
ssss.tnsrhaata =. In q torn OF tho island was "a
= =. teeaslon sentenced to several days i'm.
Id fes Hsaafng music .s A. mEst nz,,;,
sa nus sentenced to tho stl,ne punishment
~ St sgatng d summons he DID not nnder~
stsntts,a a,a man. NJ. Chnrn1es waa told, was
osansos ns o'ts al s'isasan tGs IS 30 by
inoor, 10 hut tho establishment OF the In.
krss. ksats ian bo inluEtnca on seeing tho most
tsts tsst%1b!a merchants Of their towns turned
stsHperv!aiou of. Zaptiehs. Two prtoats wcre
Ssm9aaed. ono for not slgning document
stYnms ~ not understand, and another for
Hs 4 English or,lcr. Of THO cxistenct' Of whloh
n II hGt know, and had their bends shavon
IN isnia a cut OF, ono ct tho severest eeclsei-
Etsat tpunlshtuonts OF tho Greek Church. Tho
astSaa Sef1 sttll enforcing prison regulations.
snas snas Cyptto,s are rotoctnE, and arc now full
kce that u civil administration and laws In
lss,,Tyes language will be granted them by tho
S.@ %nse lsaisrs ,,ay oa t ,ns tsNe haye
H. 4Se Tor a long ttine. aud from they rt-
40 simplest PROMISES.
, 1880-06-02

tst,R May 1a.-A. Gabriel Ebarmes. the
hunen,al correspondent Ut the i)ebats, has
visiting Cyprus, and ho sends letter
i eIs.'aaea, uraMlllx q very snrrY picture OF
ID sTSta4ss ~ 70 England Ut that once famous
s.,io.. 1he hfst thing tAat asto.liabtu him on
! sssxa Itcre was tu G!ld tho country gu fete
kSSset u the Parliamentary de{oat Of Lord
al. Towns a41 Villages were illuni-
kasss ssaste wcru daily demonstrations III tho
~ Ma the pensauts expressed their do
, 1880-06-02
RUSSIA.
GOHra{;IIAKOEf.

p1ut,1, juno 1.-rrlnco Gortschhkoff arrived
,.,c to-day from St. rotcrabutR. Ho appears
sst1rnlt ard almost unable to walk. IIe contln-
~. 10 bc Chancellor only Ia name, not even be-
~. otactatly informed concerning tho current
SIdntss Of tho 1tuesian Government -
~ THE r0LES.
MA statel TINT tho CxAr continues bis policy
Il xnopc{ilattng tho Poles ind Intends to abolish
d. eoppfcseIy0 tax on landcd proprietors.