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WeasherHndIeattOns.

OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OBSERVER, WASH
1SGToN. d. c., June 26.-Indications for
Monday:
In the South Atlantic States, partly
cIoudy weather, local rains, variable winds,
mostly southerlY, stationary temperature
and barometer.
In the Middle Atlantic States. partly
cloudy weather, local rains, winds mostly
southerly, stationary or higher temperature
and stationary barometer.
In the East Gulf States, partly cloudy
weather, with local rains, variable winds,
stationary temperature and barometer.
In the West Gulf States, fair weather,
winds mostly southerly, stationary tempeT4-
ture and barometer.
Ia Tennessee and the Ohio valley, partly
cloudy weather, local rains, variable winds,
mostly southerly, stationary or higher tenn
persture and generally lower barometer.
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JASPER. FLA. June 25.-Just after the open-
ing OF court this morning, about 8:15 o'clock,
the report OF pistol in the immediate vicinity
startled the audience Immediately after a
voice announced that Phillips had been shot. +"
A short distance from the building, found
Mr.. ]. L. Phillips lying upon the ground, his
shirt saturated with blood. An examination
disclosed gunshot wound an inch to the right
ana above the umbilicus. passing directly
through the body, and emerging an inch to the
right OF the spine. The wound Is a most dan
gerous one, and viii probably prove fatal
Sheriff Altman having arrived, arrested Mr.
z, A. Coyle as the person who fred the shot.
The parties are both from Madison. Last
night they had q slight difficulty, which was
renewed this morning, resulting in this lament
able manner. Coyle claims that he acted in
eifdefense. No blows were struck.
A preliminary examination will be held
during the day. Both of the parties were
witnesses for the State in the Patterson MUIR
der case, and had previously been on the most
friendly terms.
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CITE OF MEXICO. June 25.-The official
journal stated yesterday that in Difference
to public opinion, the Mexican Government
will not arrange, for the pres ent, settle
ment of the English debt.
A skirmish took placP on Saturday, near
Camargo, between nine soldiers and six
smugglers. The latter were routed, losing
two mules packed with merchandise.
The Inauguration of the Guadalajara and
San Pedro Railroad took place on Monday
last. Nearly five miles Of the road are COM
pleted,
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DYING A TRAMP's DEATH. "A man
was recently run over by railroad
train in Maine and fatally injured He
was taken to the poor-house, where,
before dying, he declared that he was a
son of the Union Major General Rous-
seau, and said that he had formerly
been an inmate of Sailors Snug Harbor,
Staten Island. A letter to the Board of
Selectmen of Topsham from Thomas
Melville. Governor of Sailors Snug
Harbor, confirmed his story Rousseau
left the institution September 1G, 1880,
without permission. and has not been
heard of since.
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NEW Cabinet az Adelaide.

LONDON, June 25.-Dispatches from Ade-
laide, South Australia, announces that
new Ministry has been formed. as follows;
Chief Secretary, Mr.. Bray; Attorney
General, Mr. Downeri Treasurer, Mr. Giydei
Observation-Disclosures of Grown Lands and Immi-
grafton. Mr.. Colt; Commissioner of Public
Works. Mr.. Guerden Ramsay; Minister OF
Education, Mr.. Parsons.
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Assemblymen Patterson and M. C. Muir
ply raised the point of order that quorum
of the Senate had not voted. The chair de-
cided the point of order not well taken, as a
quorum of the convention had voted, and
declared there had been no choice.
The convention then proceeded to vote
to fill Platt's vacancy. When the Senate
had voted, casting Is votes, AssemblYman
Murphy raised the point that quorum of
that body had not voted. The Chair de-
cided that the point could not be raised
during roll call.
The following is the result OF the vote:
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ALExAEDRIA, June 28.-The French
newspaper here has received news from
Msssowah that an Abyssinian functionary
has maltreated and arrested French Catho-
lie missionaries at Alitiena. Their church
houses we're pillaged and all the inhabitants
Of AlItiena were taken prisoners. The
French Consul at Massowah has sent an
energetic note to the King of Abyssinia
demanding satisfaction.
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is the result OF the vote:

The Chair decided that no choice had
been made, and on motion Of Mr.. Hustled,
the convention adjourned.
ALBANY, June ga close friend of
Depew's said this evening that there is not
a particle of truth In the statement that
Depew intends withdrawing from the Sem
atorial contest.
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The Tobacco Monopoly In the Phil
lIpine VsIanda AbOlfahed

LONDON, June 25.-The Madrid cores
pondent Of the Times says: "The Gazette of
Sunday will publish decree abolishing
the tobacco monopoly In the PHILIPPINE
Islands" Senior CASTELAR, writes to the
Colonial Minister as follows sI congratu-
late you on the decree which will give you
place among the great emancipators of
huI4an labor. rendering illustrious your
name for all time.n
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MISUNDERSTANDING of Algeria

LONDON, June 25.-The Paris correspond
ent of the Manchester Guardian says it is
simultaneously announced by several jour
nails that it has been decided to replace NJ.
Albert Grevy as Governor General of AIge-
ria. The public would receive the confirm
alton Of this news with satisfaction, but the
government will only decide the question
after discussion in the Chamber of Deputies
on Saturday Today, of the Interpolation
relative to the insurrection In Algeria.
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LONDON, June ga dispatch from Dort-
mound, Prussia, says an explosion occurred
yesterday In Louise Tieffan coiliery, by
which seventeen persons were killed
and five injured.
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strengthening the Hands OF the
Gear.

ST.. PETERSBURG, June 26 6-The GolOS
says: GA special commission has been ap-
pointed to draw up an exceptional law to
be applied in cases where 1t is necessary to
strengthen the power and legal jurisdiction
of the administration. General Beranoff,
Commandant at st. Petersburg, General
Tcherevip, Assistant Minister of the In
terror, and Major General Suroff are men,
bers of the commission, besides representa-
tives of Ministers of War and Justice"
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, June 26-The COM
mencement exercises Of the University Of
Virginia were opened this evening by the
delivery Of the sermon before the Young
Mems Christian Association by Rev. Charles
T. Deems of New York city.
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MADRID, June 26.-The Official Gazette
publishes a decree dissolviIg the Cortes
and appointing August 81 as the day for
holding the elections, and summoning the
new Cortes to meet on September 20.
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THE VOTE MART.


ALBANY, N. Y, June 25-The joint con-
vention proceeded to vote for United States
Senator for the short term with the follow
ING result:
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ROME, June 26.-The regulations have
been published for putting in force the law
for the abolition Of the forced paper cur
Feney,
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Don,t TgIe tn the House.

Ask druggists for "Rough on Rats" 1t
clears out rate, mice, bed bugs, reaches,
yermin, flies, snts, insects. lbc. per Dox'
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Georgia Affairs.

,,..,.tered at the Post OHee In Ss-
n,bas Second Class Matter.
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BRITAIN IN THE ORIENT.
THE "JINGO" POLICY D1sSECTED.

The AnglO-Turkish Conventional
Pretty Large EHephant-Dufrerin
10 Have a Power of Attorney on
the Armenian Question - Sails.
surV's Carte Blanche TO Wadding-
tOn-Hts UnwIsdOm shown Up
Plans 20 Expedite the Land Bill.
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CCa1MassIOa MEaNRANTs.
gEy a. JOHNSON 8 90,
WHOLESALE GRCCERS,
OOMMlSSlO@ GEEOEAETS,
And Dos lara in


WHOLESALE GRCCTRS,
GENERAL COMMlSSl0a gEEOEAETs,
Aud Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQVOE3.
Eryc on hand GIRSON s Xxx XXX, XXXX
aad PURE OLD RYE. OLD CABINET
and MONOGRAM WHISTLES; also BAK-
ER'S and THOMPS PURE HYE
WHISK!ES. to which they invite the attention
of the trade.
Orders from the country fer ncfchsndi5a shsll
receive prompt attention.
Consignments Of Flour. Grsil ald Country
Produce solicited, for which they guarantee the
highes: market prices and prorapt returns.
Norshees! corner of Cameron and kossl a:s',
Alexandria. Va. sspl4
T0HoAAs PERRY.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
DEALER IL FLOUE, FI3E, 6ALT. AND
FERTILLZE
Also Assn! for
WATTS RICHMOND CAST snl CHILLED
PLOWs.
febl9-tf ALEXANDRIA, Va.
s. B. FISHER. q. wM. FISHER,
E'IsHaE s BROS,
Successors 10 Fisher, Eoss & Co.,)
GROCERS, LIQUOR AND COMMlSSiCN
AHkCHANTS,
No. IS Cameron streos, AlcxsAdris, VS..
Special attention given to the sale OF country
produce, poultry. &c isnaEtf
,HAs =. TA1AoE'Jr'
COMMIsS1GN MERJgAan,
Agent for
J. B. FICELEN g. SONS BEiDGEWATER
FLOUR,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. FEED
DEALKR and GUTTER OF AAy.
Prompt attention given to al orders both from
city aud country.
% KING STREET,
ian12 As1andris. VI.
FL AkAoA & sAl1A'
WEOi.ssALg
aROOEEa ED GENERAL UCM&Iaa!0N
MEEGHANTS
Corner Prince aod Hoysi ss.,,
ALEXANDRIA. Va.
UoasiGnnaass Q: Grsip sld Country Produce
solicisod, Dad promp: IAsorn nssds. jyl0
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& EtsTsefB @sH,E9,.

's1huoTEES' SALE OF LAND by vir,uc
q OF deed OF tru:. from Earg3.e: Re!z a,
d'ted the Is: day Of juna 1871, to Securo j. S,
Oils q 90. the sum cs 5000 reccrias nmpDe.;
mo lsnG TecoFds of Fairfax couatv, litc- i,
no. fon 8. ths urd !rsigned wili exDo:a ,o
sa!o at pubic auction at Fstfsx Court house,
on iaO NDAY, the l9Lh day of Decsmncr, 1881
(couIt dsy) tha following described resl estate
a TRACT OF I,AE u ccnVe7sd 20 tho said
Margaret Ee'z.l By Thorp&s Moore, Coinmis-
sione:, sl;c bounded e. followa: Beginning On
the west lire Of Sally Rn!ler's land l cHtia II
links, north OF tae corGcr OF laods owned By the
Eeirs of Presley Simpson, thence 730, wast II
chains IS Inks to stake, thencs north DO chains
and % lnksto The railroad, tn euca eas.s1ly s'ong
The sou;h sida Of aa;d road IS chsrs and Inks
TO Sally bu:.ol's lsnd, thence south 20 the be.
glInlrg contsining 10 sores moro Or lasso
TcIns Of ssla: & 81 hi 2slt sula in hand TO DGy
tee sum of $1,000 with 10 par CT. iase.ea: frcrn
the lat DAY Of June. 1871, sui coats Of ssle: tbs
reiidu upon credit Of IL months 30 Be secured
upon the land sold. Sale to take piace between
u ana 0c!0cE. TAD6AS z LOVE,
jA AGS 4. LOVE,
rOy2l. cots r7,,too,
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HEALTH IS WEALTH.

Dr.. &. @. VESTS NERVE aEr BEAM TREAT
MEET; specific fer EysteriA, Dizziness, Con.
sion, Loss of Memory Sperma.crrhcn., Impc-
!enc7, Involuntary Emissions. PIema!ure Did
Age caused by ovc:-cxciiicn, lfabuse, C: OYER
indulgence, which les6E to misery, decay ard
death. Cna box will curs recent cases Each
boz contains one u onth's trea.nsnt. One dollar
ooI, or SIX boxes for i7s dollars sent By mail
prepaid on receipt OF price We guarantee siz
boxes TO cure any case. With esch crdar re-.
ceiVed by us for six boxes, accompanied with
I've dollars, we will send the purchaGc- our writ.
ssn guarantee to raturn the monay if the treat.
ment does not effect q cura. Guarantees issusd
by JANNEY 3 CO., Druggists, AleIant;ia
Vs.. wholesale snd retail agents. Orders bJ
mail will receive prompt s!tantion. mrr7
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ET ARMON Z SMITH,
WE0LkGALs
GROUEgS EGD GENERAL TGMHiHsElN
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Call end lock st cue IS Sacks aud JACK
cts. Id,c2lRl | EIcHBgRG.
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PAINLESS CURE FOR WARTS Drop 8 li;lle
vinegar Up the wsrt sad o,v.r it Immediately
with cJokiug coda, or ssisrasus; pu! on as much
sod IS you can pile o. sud let it remain ten
niSu'es; repeat slVsral times day. and in
three days the wsrs will bs goae. A gocd
remedy f,r cyrna also.
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If ToU WANT First Class Suit nado to
order from $50 20 $50. or 6oc O7eraoat from
$25 20 $50 W. have .Ds laIg S. stock of piece
gcods in the ei.y, and ell garments are made 10
the stere snd warranted first GLASS in every pat
iIc1lsr, SO wa employ only tho bsst wo1kmsn
end guarantee perfect f.. Gail and examine
ouI a!ock before you purchase.
s. WATERMAN & Son,
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z BEopERS y ca,
Wholesale Desle.s srd Jobbers n
GROCERIES, PROYIGICN5, ELCUR,
SALT AND FISK.
a full line Of fea.sbrssed pure, old WhIskays,
RIaldies, Gin, Bum, &c. Massey s. Co.'s Phila-
delphia sad Clegstts Baltimore Ales, and Berg
Ger & Engels Lsger Bea-. il casks or bottles.
Agents for James 3. Walch Best Family
Flour, James s. Kirk u Co.'S. Standard Soaps
Dupont & Uos. Sporting and Blaa.ins Gun
powder, and Baltimore sld Potomac Rive:
Steamers.
Orders promptly s:,andcd TO- aid consiga.
nents collected. 10 II King street,
oct 3-tf Alexandria, Va.
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'#f*i2HA 5siak2 s'efAat.

,NA3.
- gOAI..
Wa iCTi!e the at..,21:!aH oE 6esiers and coI.
l1n4Es 20 cur iafgs stoaG of CAREFULLY
|z:;&f a hiaD coz ! CT The following vsrietiea
DGGH2'i: yhLLEY,
.aGH5Ih:I2 sGi
SAAmGELN RED kHa
N1-t& &.SH t:7ae burning SID has5} O.!
';esa;5r, a;oaen, c<e. stove sld nut sizes.
t]s2 INe eE:1 KS CREEK, K,CUmBEHLAHn
,rd 81. j + y 81 3pLLNT, from Wosi VI.
A ssa;.iag Cos. :. specially, re aim to keep ONLY
rs SIG ssS j q laA DEs., end ba7ins twolarge
forage Yards, each variety is kept separate
and ID especially p:epaTed fox family uss
Fsras t1lrad, and all Goal sent OF. WE'LL
5.iHEG3 aN At[!i FREE ENUa1 lkiPURis
GIkH
Dealers, :4Tail::s, p.blic Institutions zat MAJ.
Gi2c.orios aurrioG 81 lC0cat market reso--pcr
s9o of a-iC ii:a =. j. ilGGAFEGY 6 60,
tah ] i3:..ff a.G Yhrds foot ct Queen E.
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UNLAWFUL HUNTING AS the hu1lins sea-
sJn is uDoa Us, W. publish tortthe iosormation
0! lsrmeis sod spoe!smeo ihe State law on the
srlj C. l. vii! te seen that i. is necessary to
ask permission before bun.ing or shooting
upon he !aIJs CT sao!l:r. The lay reads as
to!oEa:
l: sap prison shs! Lua., shoot, fowl or
range, With or without dogs, on the lands Of
another, Ulth6n! the ooossnt Of The owoer or
teIsn. OF SUCH lslds, or shoot along any public
icic, CIR ia lie streets Of aoY toRn or village,
10 aa5 Of tia counties OF This Commonwealth,
% the lsuds cjGDieheCGed 10 tho surve. of
aty proprietor. he shall bo deemed guilty Of .
trespRss. sEd ahal be EOed, for each utfeocc,
ava do!'sIs-she GGs to be doubled 10 every
ipeisnoa 1t The cftsce DO committed at night
Or 0i. Suaday-!or the uae Of the owner or ten
saa oil ;hs lands, and ior tEe Commonwealth
~hao the ttaaca is committed in the public
roads or n the streets Of zry towc or village.
to be recovered ty warrant bsfc:e ans justice
Ok the peace, together 1i!d sll COSTS end
charges ettandins tie collection of TIE same.
end shall, moreover, forfeit as aforesaid bis
eua end ehoolgg apparatus. and his deg CT
dogs stall be kilod, if tie ius!:co shall 10 bis
tisa!s!lou, 70 oIdG.; aud when ary person ehal
to eonTicted a taiid time OF said ofeuce. the
ias'ios raadsriaE judgment therefor sha! re-
quire him tc enter into raoogpizaIco, with
rpticie0. security, !oE his good behavior for
iWc.V, months; oZ i no fail 10 give Huch securi-
,P, to oommit him to j4il for ono nonth, ,nn!es it
be sooner given, suon rtcoaGlzasc3 10 lie for-
fei'ed il such person ofecd SO aforesaid Withio
tina time l'mi!2G Ia the rCcos:iz,cc,.
Su!h eff .aderJ may be arrested By soy citizen
or cijZ rs OF this oaEmonweal,h. wi CT
wi b h2nG woirtn,, and carried b.fore jlsIica
of ,hs paaos who shall proceed to try tho case
IS aug othnr oauIrg basOrs him, sud give
iudgm ,nt scoardiug to Ihs provisions of this
Sc; ard # the fl ndcr does not, 90
|ju gmeut bsi5g rendered against bin. pay
dovn and deiuer Up the forfel,urcs, COSTS and
cxoeasas Incurred uldsr this &c, he shall be
oommi,taI 70 j,ll by the jus ice rerd erinc
jld2meat fGr ouc moalh, CT uati tho sane is
paid and Geilvsr:d Up
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How BARTLETT PROPOSED TO TIE RARO-
NESS BURDETT- CoUTTs. Tho Loudon corre-
spu1den! OF The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
writes: b. sao Wsy, ID lister sgo than Salur-
day, wss told BY a wel!-kao7n nsj,r in The
army-a Ski tll s;o:y teller fer boys. VITO h,s
sid down the sword aad taken up the pep
ce1en thirg' 10 o,anec:ion with the rsms k
able unGn OF Ashmead Bartlett etd Ba.oress
Angela Butdeti-C u;ts. which, un,il Saturday.
| was q 'lie Ignorant It. IL Seems that Mr..
Batllet w-s "spoons" en an attractive ycuas
lsGS, whom he nas: probably would 5svo mlr-
riei had not the Bsrooesl put in sord on h.r
oWo sc,ouut sud tore b luurg genilensu's
hsnd. Ii the B,goses' d uot fnska the pro-
posal "in good set terms shs gave the youog
Ssa!Iemsu to uadtrsaud that il be made il he
w.ud cot ba rofuSsd, snd that amounted 10
ths Gans ;hitg. TIE proposal Vas made 10 e
rail- wy carriage. | sn Informed that in order
10 bush tnattcis up-iu fact. to prevent so
ec lea fer bEeach tt promise Of Gnsr!lsge-a
hslisoro sum Of money vas paid to the you1g
lsdy's iamig as save t0F the Tilted ones
wouLd d heart. The Demcs OF The parties
copo3rocd 10 the rsDsscloE are knoTn TO mo.
Ii is stated thst the errspgement, which pre-
edsi comfortably erough up TO cerisia
poiaE. nearls btoks down Shen tho discovery
.sss mcd, thas ths aclden ointment had bsea
supplied b. the B.ropeaa herself. IS far as
her ladyshp hss been she to DO i, sho has
uHde oser her innsass torsuas to her youthful
spouse. Ah. we'll, Let Is hope that he recipre-
Gales Der extraordinary, ret 10 soy infatuated
lavcis Ii tbs psir read tbs concladieg passage
Of Tennyson's 'Prnces," togather, ard Oh
dsaYo!ed to live up to the ideal sst forth tbore,
the rssul, will bs IS uhsrningy idyilio as e7on
the Arc.dian minded Baroness could desire.
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Fur TRIMMING. Vs!ve. and Plush in all
shades end quality, in six cottcn aod 1ool st
dec2-lW |. EICEBERG's
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LADIES CLOTH ed CIoskioes bought under
the hammer at less thar half or Just opened
st dcc2-lT |. EICHBERG's
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WAY DowN.-D.sss goods IN paid and
Stripes a. Is cent, ysrd former price 50 c.s.
yard. Please oai! and iospec. o.
Gse2-la |. EICaBERG's.
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EIG5TS EEsE ES,
ERapass.c GEoEilaiy Drawing OF she
{ & Commonwealth . Il G CD " i Distribution &c
IL he o:;;s o. Louisville, On

IL lie Gig o. Louisville, On
SATURDAY, NECTM EER 81. 1881
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-05-11

The peculiar character of the deafness which
affiicts Mr.. COwles, Of the Cleveland Leader,
Is attracting the attention OF medical men,
who find Ia it some OF the same distinguishing
features In bearing which mark color blind
ness In sight. In other words, one class of
sounds cannot De heard at all by Mr.. Cowles
while another class, often less in volume and
intensity. are heard with great distinctness.
This popularity OF Mr.. Cowles' malay, while
1t may be new to scientific people, has long
been Known to the friends of that gentleman.
1t has always been observed that the voice OF
the exchange fiend and the newspaper Office
bore was completely lost upon him. no matter
how high it might have been pitched, while
the merest whisper Of a first-class news item
or hint Of a new political movement could be
distinctly heard across the room. 1t is also
thought By many persons that a request, In
the mildest form in which Ii could be given
him, 10 accept the mission at one Of the de-
sirable Capitals Of Europe, could be heard by
Mr.. Co~les all the way from Washington to
Cleveland; but this experiment, we believe,
Las lever been tried.