The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-08
THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT THURSDAY APRIL s. 1880
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The Standards Berlin dispatch states that
emigration to the United States is again on
the Increase, and that extensive preparations
therefor are being made In every part OF
Of Germany.
| source that the entire Winter Palace at st.
| Petersburg had been mined. This has been
kept secret In order that 1t should not be
supposed that the Nihilist conspiracy is as
| we'll organized as this would go to show.
| The st. Petersburg Gotos has received In
| teligence. under date of February 20, from
| Verona. q Russian post near the Chinese
| frontier, that another sklrmish has taken
| place between Cossack pickets and the Chi
nese troops on the kuldja boundary.
The exploration of Patagonia is proceeding
with highly favorable results. Senior Mo-
reno's expedition has reached the slopes west
Of the Andes and found fertile country full
of natural resources and only awaiting the
presence OF civilization for Its development.
A mob Of Chinese at Yenping-foo recently
attached the Rev. Nathan Sites, an American
Methodist missionary and were on the point
of stonlng him to death when local magts
trate interfered. The mob said they were
only treating Americans as Americans treat
ed Chinese In California.
Numbers of diamonds have been found from
|
the Echuga gold diggings in South Austria
lila, and, rush being threatened, the gov
eminent has judlcousIy sent surveyor to
the locality to examine and report upon the
prospects of paying diamond fields being
opened up.
sorry for the pretty Infanta Pillar, of Spain, to
whom he was engaged; but he had not been
sufficiently acquainted to Imagine that he
must needs break his heart about her. and he
All. l.
ously of finding wife In a Northern court,
and go he met the Princess Stephanle.
Tremendous excitement is felt In South
Wiltshire. England, relative to the coming
election. Joseph Arch, the peoples and la
borers' demigod being about to enter the lists
the Earl of Pembroke. Tbis will be battle
bona fde between capital and labor-the arts
tocrat versus tire workingman
According TO the st. Petersburg correspond
ent Of the Cologne Gazette Vera Sassulitch.
Though neither arrested nor IN St Peterahnra=
Ia, nevertheless, no longer In Switzerland.
She ie keeping the Russian police on the alert
by having taken up her abode on the Russian
frontier OF Austria, with view, 1t Ia sup
posed. to diverting the attention of the police
from some other political refugee tn be got
across the frontier.
In the last Parliament two noplemen, the
Dukes of Devonshire and Abercorn. had each
three sons in the House of Commons, and at
one time the latter had q brother in the
House contemp oraneously with his three
sons-prohahly an unprecedented clrcum-
stance. The Duke of Abercorn's younger
SONS owe their seats as much to personal
merit as to rank and position. Their fathers |
income is not fifth Of that Of the Duke of
Devonshire.
A fool killer is needed In Germany, the |
Louisville Medical Necs says. the particular |
fool being the Princess Bismarck. This i'm
polite opinion is based on the following cir
cular, issued by the president of the Ecken-
foerd Shooting Club to Its members "Her
Highness the Princess Bismarck wishes to
receive az many magptes as possible, from
the burnt remains of which an anti. epileptic
powder may be manufactured. | permit my
SELF therefore, high and well-born sir, to ex-
press to you the entreaty that you will forth
with shoot as many magpips as you can In
your preserves and forward the same
The Princess vicovaro Bolognetti Cenci (by
birth Miss Lorilard Spencer. of New York;
has been appointed Lady OF the Palace to
the Queen of Italy. This is the third lady of
foreign birth who has been selected for that
royal service. When the Savoy court was
first established In Rome In 1871. the Princess
Teano, who was Miss Wilbrahem, the Mar
chesa Calabrini, also an Engishwoman, and
the Marchesa Laoggi a Frenchwoman, were
placed In attendance on the Princess Mar
guerite.
A marriage has been arranged between
Princess Frederick, of Hanover, aud the Baron
Luitbert Alexander George Liodel Alphonse
Won Tawel- Rammtngen, WHO was for many
years the friend and secretary, as we'll as the
aide-de- camp, of her father, the late King of
Hanover. The Baron, who was born at
Joburg Saxony, In 1s43, will make his per-
nanent residence within the q United Kingdom
md a bill for his naturalization has been
passed