The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-18

showing the Russian flag. The only govern
Ing body In Eastern Ruumela ls the National
COMMITTEES, d revolutionary body, which re-
eogDlzes no master but Russia and no adviser
but Prince Tzereteleff. Prince Tsereteletr is
the Russian Commissioner"
When the English court was established at
Baveno last year, Mr.. Brown, the Queens
valet was indisposed. and, as he has no faith
" the skill Of any one raised south Of the
Tweed, he declined the services Of Sir Will
liam Jenner, who was deemed clever enough
| for her Majesty, and clamored for DR.. Mar.
shall, the ordinary attendant Of the royal
household, who was absent on holidHy-his
fret for several years. 30 TO appease Brown,
Esquire, DR. Marshall travelled across iGh-
rope 10 attend to his very ordinary ailments,
at an expense TO her Majesty Of some hun
dred guineas.
The following is Emile 2oas style Of
working He collects by degrees series of
notes-a sketch Of character here, an episode
there, detail here, n mot there-nnd he puts
all these together after having carefully num-
bered the pages and then digests the whole.
IL is then, aud not Til then, that he begins
writing, but such Ia the mathematical care
with which the notes and memoranda have
been collected and put together that he can
tell beforehand exactly how much work he
will get through In a dav,ana announce tn his
publisher the precise date when the novel
will he ready for publication.
number Of persons with hlaCkened faces.
who wore shawls and hairy caps, and who
were armed with rifles and swords, recently
entered the hoiise OF a man In Bandefna, Ire
land, who had been proposed for small hold
Ing Of land which is In possession Of destl-
tute widow. who is unable to pay rent. Upon
being refused admit ance. the men burst open
the window and forced All entrance into the
house. bringing with them cofIln aud plae-
Ing u beside the bed In which the Intended
Victim lay, dragged him out, and compelled
him 10 get into The cufiin and swear to give
up all idea of having anything to do with the
farm. Several shuts were fired Into the house,
but the man escaped unhuit.
Prince Bismarck has inst presented 30 the
Imperial Parliament very Instructive paper
on efnipratipn from Germany during the
year 1879. II appears that no fewer than
IN B27 subjects Of the EWplre, nearly two
thirds being males, took ship last year FIR
foreign ports Mt Bremen. Hamburg, Stettln,
pr Antwerp, hv far the greater ullulhpr so-
Ing to the United States and British North
America. This emigration total is The largcat
snee 1874, when the figure was 45, ,tt2; 1879
aud 1873, Immediately after the war, showing
thu very formidable results Of i25 $50 and
tos Gss respectively, These figures, ii must
he remembered. only gnIge the How Of Ger
man emigration through few leading chan
neH. and hy no means represent the entire
loea In subiaUts annually suffered by the En-
pirc.
According TO the German imperial statls-
Ties for 1879 Of brths, deaths and marriages.
inst published, the estimated population he.
inu "a 900 900, the marriages numbered B40,
600, the births l.TB5001 and the deaths | ,29B.-
900. The etllibnrn are reehoned In both births
and deaths. II II interesting to compare the
latter figures with those Of the same year for
france. given on the irst In slant. In France
the number OF births was D3G, 900 and OF deaths
pga 0n0 40 that the births exceeded the deaths
by $4,000. In Germany the excess Of births
was b57O00-that Ia 10 say, that while In
France population Increased In 1873 at the
rate Of 81 per cent. II Increased In Germany
Mt tho rate of 1 30 per cent. The number Of
marriages In Germany has greatly fallen off
since 1879. when 429 300 we're registered.