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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-17

Prof. d. l. Phares, of the StarkEille,
Miss, Agricultural College, osaSs, ia the
Agriculturist, tharsweet grass or carpet
grass, Indian, drop seed grass tSpn5obo,
lps Indieusa,a % is istrthszQnghlE nstHrsalized
and at home in the Southern States. On
many commons, uncultivated fields and
yards it grows-ahnndaassll5r rsa4 1uxuri-
antly, an6s6sqeSpa 8sA6 4Sa4ipgfpm
April until frost in autumn - It. rthriyes
well under much grazing and many NOW,
ings, and grows, promptly after. each on
good moist land. Cattle ia and horses 10 t[ afe i
fond fit. -i"' -, ,'' '''.q ''nm ~
This grass r. J. has has zig Prttty broad, 'shbrt
Leaf, and spreads 4n the ,gf9unH 70 Hat 42s
to form a complete soft gfass 'c4fpet II
has ! Strong h6id ih many pieces bn neths
c., st. L. aid NO: R&hroa1 4hu L6aisii
ana and Mississippi baH 2 lbniq< foO,As 10 .
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-17

n 9iA~SfAhf F41n1 An9tn4 ~ f@H A4SA1f5g4eJJOI
y Budding IN tAe einseFtionyofra lngleueykI
or bud of asplGUt, ,uhdepith kaand dup-c
on the stOckfof; 2nnbtDs,piQU esnEEzEktin0-i
tion to graftingJ ,xahisA,isa saheintpoAaiDAiN
( Of a.twig cent AiniRg spss OF mp1ef hRdds in
to Aelefte Of ihe stock dt0a he grated asda,7 q
PeSchss and ipi ri faGt Mt, all stone f51its are are,
1colsidered better bpddeds ds.n.,,, !. .,,t t.nid,s
! Budding max IPed pentjnned during a
long Peylod ri Ithe gEqwing season, 4, end n
P9S a.y e9 aSs9 yss3 $1lsn 4 = SIS dss!5sa e
seeMs dssiHrsalble, IL i. alf6getbeff' Better
,la EssS sSs fioSf 6 bsRs Il 1S
ables.' il }f116fe fa1cifni than teaL g7 - .ii'
I f'he taiiiiYfafencg YgtWgenn 'fSgFRafffns -shf
budding y 1sifnply this !; Grating fs per.
formed when the Scion is Iri a dormant
state, and generally which the stock isthe
same, or rather only partially alivG Bud
ding Is, ,=onl the contrary, esffformeH during
the season Of acti~e' gff6NWth or the stock
( and bud, but during'th close, when the
plants are flied with d wellt0fg&6ised sap
and when the cifeuistion il most Active,
that ia'daie&o unisr anaE benllAdi by cell
growth bst&esfi the bad and stotk:'drF Thus
It b necessary that the bud --.sT branch In
embTysex,aad ehe,ssosk1 or tree he tiA .
growing state, and also that. theysbe ana4
lOgUus iulCharacteg.rs 10 zTssas ii tal.-oi nla
Hhespropery time to- had is MGhen the
budsIoE thezrarietE hsse sGifzr Perfected,
grpwGh astoshefrD rWhani khAkeEpRinal'
bud eEa Aranchit is fasmsds siayAs coed i4-s
deG.,iis ltssa sil oini b,rsin, synd z9uehIssrq y
/ VthA Yix> ar.an rHf fAn s6r1dA fhAo oAnIX
oues used, may hes hastsned ~ PinchiA
cut the terminal bud fref the BRANCHES,
soma tame pziqE TO cutting the R4dssnI-1 44sdasn =
These hHds, asd ai5Hles shRHld not he cnt
lloag ibefoEe tbsy sHs "a Rs, ,Fsea, And should g.
De ksAt melst spptihh gsedfs Hhle m. m oRTe-
feFably, done tRy keepiDgc them h ~ Damp
moss pRrbetyeen folds Qfr damp cloth, :,
While is is,trpS thai adding sh90Ild, = as,
Fpls, be done {p 9r e SaEl Fly ID
autumn, yet it is 6ifs1 ! s1cscegef1l s per, 1,
pat lorth, Tbiis' 1HSoW 1HSooW4 teR, II oily r pprss
ticea IA isoiafsa y i2iha IL afil 6T T-V3p
cancciieess ciiess thai ihzY2 b a7g diffed HON Ware
of.cohtsact iii tbV ble ff65HRy ySia2f4 bnddirgG
IL fhiq Sss9' 'fbe E1dk fihA Fh TfgaeFSed
III fheif ii6draina7' 1te ,a6fidei tselM MFRsFby
kssaapbM5Eifga thgHf S6td 1ai6Df L4Y 9QAaPtems
vJ,kktAA oEied sisixs woa doidw anifsal olI'
III SpIisai;ssttsi6k Aof Badl heAssAss,aak
pffsSsxR Hsgf sfakN Neb6dgy tbNej,qRime@, ,ssRs
ublgsi3fh R4er rSSstilap b. ssgtld gsiAa 81
is Npt ~ 6ssclp paeaEsp poogy ys1'ainimbL ID.
65 d ] !! a. 7. q slc3sea q . 81 ! - =
sssii = -; u , s.s ID !. II .sss|
hsasehes, O Aha tneessd 4 saiEdap0 lH aads
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"Pshaw r. said L I'm not q drunk
ard, and i never mean to become one,
And no one likes to be preached to bbyy bis. !.
wife, Polly. Remember that. my giiETfE.
and you'll save yourself = deal Of ..5Ss5 t59ai
ble.", -, -. IL.
I kissed her and went away Bhf1that.
was the beginning Of the little grave
shadqxA that grew on my Polly's face,
like creeping fog over the bills, and
that she has never got rid of since. Lib .
1t was sore point between us--what
the politicians call vexed question. III
felt that Polly was always Watching me !;
and / didn't wish to be put in leading,
strings by . woman. Sol shame TO
say i'll went to the White Blackbird
oftener tha an ever, and l didt always
count the glasses of beer that / drank,
and once or twice, of q particularly cold
night, let myself be persuaded into
drinking something stronger than beer
and nav brain wasn't the kind 1h At could
stand liquid FIRE with impunity.l And
Polly cried, and | lost my temper, and +,
well don't Like to think Of an these
things no ". Thank goodness they're
over and gone! sd 49, II b..
That afternoon, as stood on the back
platform Of my car, with arms folded and
my eyes fixed on the snowy waste OF, Hat
fields through which the iron track seemed
to extend itself ike an endless black SER
pent, ] looked my own life In the face. I
made up my mind that / had been hehaT
wing hike b brute. II tsifg fts a35elot
"What are those senseless fellows a. the
White Blackbird 70 me,n mnttered i As
compared with one Of PollY,s sweet,
bright looks? 1Vill give the whole thing
up. Tn draw the line just here now. We
shall be or duty early tonight. Pil go
home and Iastonish Polly ~ 20 9f@a q
But, as night fell, the binding drift 6f
a Sret storm came with It. We were
belated BY the snow which collected on
the rails, and when we reached Ezflaals
there wsel little girl, who had been sent
on IN the rire of the conductor who must
wait either three or four hours for away
trainfin the cold and checrless ssation, or
be taken home across . snowy field bg
some ene'who knewthe wuys2.aw nj .ap5sf
1sthon1hG OF nyaown hath cbisd1ens
"Flf saksI her n said 1--and lifting her nR
pA4hsrsa my eosrse, warm coat about
her and Estayaed for the long, noid walk
usaer she ahispering pines.aiong the edge
ofahe rive I. ,6 Honesty belieye she weald
have froze en- to death IL she hid been left
in the cold ytxriur until the-way train
could call Ter hefsd And khenI had Aeft
hersafs isarhaEge of her aant.s L1saxsby
th6 old kitohen timepiece that itrwastkes
o'clock. ssakahl
tFPoay MiltIthink ] have slippeds hsek
ihEU Tie g0Gek Of DespSnd,r 1asaie @
myself, with half smile; bat III I've
hgr IN xffesabBi sdyr6tifr !'s eai'ik 1nL
Ffowi1g down gths suf q
a.sss5ssSt a 90 I'll Z 81 "a J, & hpsssg
lightly on the deor-step; the I1eas se
skHs lndE 1oekeds uenk nrened atG De
nSaiA l4lNsNa7 eleSteRs&A egitssace yshue
eaA72 tafS1K ESlsls sE4 iss1szal 90 O..
fkg8I g0s@ 10 laso
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-17

'icalak icalafk III igT&fRi 6fitEeisEAi srhis-pstil
'0le7 Of TIE aPitxF sqftm one QuE4tr 10
hkH al iisielr 4h dleAg hisaccsrdiae Dto-eir-,
SdlhstRhees la5h7' 7'EsiMnBed3 keepbeiai
'NfoAs 6RditMeens4 4elasi oE5faamp nls1hu -
ehNietc WadehbiilseaA yiiss,ost sdt sfasrsdI
D. B1daMk MksasasssaimglyMimP ,laaa raAE
rAsmmon-sensed individual may sucosss.,
nfRby As1Oh.ishaitsby sohAeRxiRg 3be,RoRs
dt6dnSihesslnEose ssaAa3smmI 5xinEsro ssiins,
vd7 ThaAAqskaynhathebero rona rArI two, years,
,iolA, ahaqld nhe, ,RiRmsds aEjtes lateral
hEancheas sjsaA Mbssss aAd heloE. the place
0f, budAiugAoqM Make a. ,T-ahaped cleft in the
1Npcth baEko ofs fstAs stock ~ loB down as
irPQSsiAles ssMtA The sSnaokh. nth thin dhasR of
,the hHda iAgr kAifes gAise a5hA bark, Gut
SSm tAelstlsk 0f6 bpdsi ssl ,ip fkpm quarter Of
Ian an mff3hb AhoKe ia a qNaTtHr 4 Of AZ AZ lnch be-
.l6 lI6SE, issFlDG thlh s!lSe of Ep4d 9ttafhed
tna z 81 9 z 3 SsGsfEIas 4 " E
se EGM tDs RHi 1nH Big S9eaf 01' ~
rdz Insert ths 6Sa 4nSsssffify qil III the riaEaped
q4eft, acau1f tie bHf 9adiSf95 Nith the top Of
qthhe cfeeH ara biHd' ,nee2QttffS with the best
qsSatti}hlSS 66ffMSBl9n Hysspr11ss6 tHat The bud
hsy R6 BE dotsted' III pressed a. '''
; sislAn teAgy meth88 of dbing THIS is to use
. tather large woolef yarn, widening dag
Cssally 2ooveff TIE Bndding part, SO that the
Rst tn1ffin} holds the g1I6Wef end Under the
rsaP, the aEPper end lbeihg drawn tight
aasl4tfh tA@' stalk aboss; hnGAisg
four faSnS ffb@t0w sazdothree CuTnG sab8ve
the b4sd. - This giTeso saiicient tension,
and iffount1 go tigAeds TO proahcs straa7
g4latib~rUf shsPusnyis ib. easily lsoseped.i
All al tiSs should be loDsened ia tWeaweeks,
if heoStechs iane fdnndt To be growing
freely WAEnithe tics are lOosensd, if the
: bud hasIfailnA, iScmAy be- rerhudded,9 l.,aa
,,.' ,AnnilA96,. i Ss5q ,djia,d i,.op A,tP- W.
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= = s.|sle ssrrzss;' Snn SS . lssmsssaI
home be e'ti1'iis' triais wsfez ssH ezsI.2esp sd
ss.,,t X, Hs e!:!sEs:s :sss:s !: r..
=. heu,sAe|d Id s.psars. s g. yss ,,ss fepsA'
@sSif esEaa xsg+ .grse.sl. a. a. =!
courtainpeaAys. ass Scs "'.' :,
'"i II ssdkskoold dsgvto ebe. . support and
lconfSrt tS 4Ae otEAStsAi san.
nqqf tAeE huld 5sgember the other w1s'
shuPRnb beesg, Isk SR Angel aOiI"1a3 saiI"1a3
II WoMOI weus1aeekind to their huS-.
bands 40 they were TO their lovers.
= If fGeF 2hH pfovisSS6e xere. laid in dspl
ing the high siderof sNaA Af0eso oatorhssy ssI.ll
]" II beth parties 'wSuldi femembsestAA =
they married for wcrssyas weibaa fob bas.
ter. -aom siab e tsom bs1sbnsups bns oIor. 81.
bn4f meh were saT thoAEhtfnl dor bahsip.
wives ~ they wsta alfos,their swsethearss.
lr If there wefsD ewaei milk iAmd NelEetr
street cos<Amss, anaismsHs aplAisSIiaidyi
I'h0use dresaeAi sSeIiao5 To lasg adi q, somlH =
If there vereEfe~sr,n please daEIngAfns )
! IN public and more qcomRpR epepnepe5iA
PrlyatAsn y,sIi Gadu ese 0e0 aes ou !smmus
n If &ives and hwb4pds ycs4d take spme
pleasure, as they GO alang and NOT degeSe
.sTatemt0 mere toling 6AAchines. 7Beefert
alton is necessary to keep the heart in its
place., and to get alqngn yith1Pt. i Il ais !. u
If men would e remember so,b Z tRat Al Eno&aE' Vi
can't be always smiling who has to c6ok'
the dinner answar tho doorhodf hxffisS
dozen times, and get rid of neighbor
who has dropped ini attend to a SICK baby, s
tie up the cut finger of s'4wb. yesr6idI'
tie UP the head Of ASK yearIoldI On skstts,a
and get an eight year ola ready for seheSlp
to say nothing ofisweepiSg,scles es6ng,9stcil
"a woman with ait this 10 'eoHeena i~isA
may claim II as privilegeseu Ieekaantb
feel little tired sometimes; zDd1 word
Of sympathy vsAa4 &oafbd 6oAnch to
expect from abe MAJ who'd dpriBg The
honeymoon, woaldR'tl Jet her aSsJFx,s =,
much asa asun-shade.-tSf4,zgay tEgssli,lg,
Nde~ y ,.s.i,.aM INV; ursoc.NN a. ~
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= The Drainage aaS, Earpa .IAse,a2f SAWS
that with an experience DtltAuty gears p
feeding farm stock we have, been s95BEisi
ed somewhat the past tWo, ,mopths in oh
serving the difference ip. the, ,HoHip ip5 miIk
from faSerits family ceE ,bY ytsfdmg
corn in the ear forn few dayf ana then
changing TO- gEeqsda @sal nl s. sqpahtity g.i .tA
meal increases the faw Of nix quite one
half At first We thought there, must NJ f
some mistake, 50 We tried y again. 'WRits
feeding the ear corn the second tinmdee the
COW failed SO rapidly that BE Thought III
this were continued f'sHep #ould g6dn bel
come, dryy. Returning I'd mgaf she ifhzs,4
diately recovered hef former fi0w Of fnsiIk.
The eject 9#sas 50 striking il u sSrhS%hst
asto4isk as The 'ebw'n & 'hvei yeaa4 iSld
ana IN go6d eoHd ada #e'seeihSAss-
son Why t1As same may hot be true of
other milch cows. Ff 80, how ManS SafAriD.
ers swonld be grestiy pf06ted BY isedng
meal to their mileh' 'stock.gfI odi pi ,sioubns
4
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In the SoT SooTpfinicG11 iG1A Of that4i,asH idfStafe8
weekly, the Southern lire Stock J5dyadkh
~ s@ fs3s,sRf 1s,IIRIa "a SSts,s|sI. ksSsE
tursaiuat ,lRtF0dNelaG lrpEY 70 yakle6Bf Hf;
stock.a dt'ssysI, nIsi isIA lack nafi 3eHh, ,ilI
the pt1cti6Al good co. ce,nisr Of stiiags sasas
ana IhRffiHesd,f lsriirn aoqu inamynfTms 1i,d
,FsE bsea s shs s,t 'hari i9sla F # F6HfkaRHa X #
bnttez ithe 3Aseyssn, 1'hps jar ds,AFfb bEillEI;;I
ingito seeloaf enusvl lfiIhg'iAeuinse seatj foFs
there Is no. e3pesimAne .ils'ssstis W1vestI,
msnts, :. nhlf pgsd ihchs Pred
herds Of eaohiR, sysff ,seetipS a SasS Sa5tg &
States 4BHts Fe, are sgsio not lHrepared fosay
that, eYeEY, effort 70 bring into uNe All tHe
Other sleg7 peN fasppsgled spsl bts@ds 81 s&fiIdU
the couptrye italgea a1y 81 6tSd n0fonS9a saReepe
horses hsz s9pd and fsWiYs, 4hs7 tanbel lhi BgsaiGI
Certaafin' Ven Kn6S%eh vAffetsgsn 1sabiiisaar'
faith u, 1hIf TO ifitf63d dtsp uh AdsnRovzrie4
ties, Wy III pine aesSes 6ae 6fssehsAe vfs
fooaft pf6SA ! csa0astly pssfhsAA ssssatisg
in anything buF Sdbstsxsikp bdAeG etooths,
country. y.'idS -dq"raaraq cid, sad ''zomma
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ya, -Iisi .3at5 RE3sf5.rsg1. ~taiDtu ri,dt .frrft
-s ,s:S stsi. SSSE BnIah n |;I,, Sss
s'OE0ss stsA Anzckasryisy.4lqAsot..asasasdsaaA nzck saaA
Il 3 stGssc sssasNs \
They stsAt daSneAszs ahs msGE 1hb qniaa.ahf
a1F i .So4as s lsi. lsa.,r. lR lgRi ss nss
Dhat eoartsiooe M drdeE &4btAeit sssst,sntaMnz Hza
An4 MI s'ia ~'iA esnisAeA NE AAN~
.YsA only aM ass, sir; sds .roeaai have yiosu svs
They surely Fce their power ~hsA last Asy osdR
9if gToWssG ssdlsT3l.i ~ slH gf.o3U IN ,If !
AafI na,s :AsY ES<k thes missaist yiA der dmpieS
With their httie pag tOhgss SAa tAeif restnA nsss
sweet--t3I'gt'ri T. sr7uI Yilf itnr I'D -.s,fgz
TA<y rob na Of O4H hsses, and Of our lave as Men
setng hesat AAd thoqghu % truly And can We ever
Bow msAy fOsthtset eOm1st thesi Bogassfkass dtpEn
How many anxious ADurs hs'e aled Bpfh paa ds
n FOR thertIle sans hold these Fogupfs urnuossns,
AOns comes uc4r OH Erapaps wa his sznnf kindly
Atd ofssa tO 90 ba fot ny iite
Denandsns mat IoPen the erneT pis6a deetg 900 sge
But they are oap<iEe noE Six fsst hund W slambsfs
III aogs tA4r tA1 piisshItf s As da&r
pr liHls Ails foh. putAOness. % taee
'nzOs9 ars dearest .sls3 sj9q Y
i"' -HaPsr's HaAktynT
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THE ,BRAKBMAN'S STORY, S! Fll'H.lf

A roughtlDoking man ?, 3Yes,h perhaps
ams'a'VA amt ali of 1s s,respnnsible for
our ottside hnsk, no more than y hesest
, Chestnut or > hazel nut Is. 9aPhep kind Of
life LEAD caB't be lived IN white ,kia
glovea and dress coats I wasn7t bro4aht
up with many advantages, and I'm only
toga line. Old Jones was atefling' you
about me, was he, sir He'd better hold
his tdh1sa6eT 1H1feF y m0fei phSHea BReAab-
/ subjects of ,coaveFsation then)I ztnz1 Bat
Old Jones means wea enough, ana If he
told 1Jbr, to, ask, me how, that, stttiiPe Of
white, haiE came on mY BLACK Rane,
l amt the man to go back on him.0 Oh.
you needn't beg NY pardon, sir4 donA
mind tafkiug about it now, though the
time WAS when /, couldn't ,sbeAE sot II
withNutua big lump, coming in my 6Fdatt,
ioa We hadn't been married dong, sRo&ly
snd me, when IL h2ppened. Polly was az
trim and bright-eyed . slip, Of q gffflt dss
eversyon'd Wish 10 see. She was pne ,6f
and che first time ever set eyes upon hsr
made, up my mind to- make that g5Tl my
wife SO, when they raised my wages, I
took heart and asked her If she, would
have'thsm with me, With wedding ting
thrown, into the bargain. ~. '~.i' "ops :
DO you really mean It, Jake !'A safd
she, Looking me full in the, face, With
those dark blue ewes of heray that. are
likes skies in the night. -p.o'. 81 .,.4e Il
Il. do really mean it, Polly said L, r
Then said she, putting hoth her
hands in niue, "I'll trust you, Il I've no
living relation to advise me, so can only
take counsel with my own heart" ay p
So we were married. ] rented > little
one-story house, under the bill on the
height that overlooked the Hndson-a eozy-
place with good si1ed-wooa pile at9ths
rear, for winter meant winter in those parts,
and snow sed to be drifted up even With
our door yard fence many and many p
cold gray morning And everything
went smooth until Polly began to object
to my mates at the White Biackhfd,
and the Saturday evening ! spent sTith'
the. boys, after my train was. safely, rtutH,
on the erside track at, the Junction. l9,l,is51a
''Why, Polly, girl,n said /, Fwherae
the harm A man can't live by himself,
like an oyster IN its she'll, and q SOCIAL
glass never yet harmed aay one-n's sal Ds ,nod
'sNo,'' said Polly, tnot q sooialriglass.i
Jake, but the habit And il you would
only put every fve-cent piece that youI
spend for liquor into little Berries tiny
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IA 'a5 IN II, N Pa 81 .syt =, 8,
cspsfulay ayIbrssainsn nAgpsAiaa cstsas "a aeiS
ssA AfA anar4etpahus sle slargsstAndh
sls X 81. M n scsA; ! ksksss
sFsk RhaFssfaE IN fhSp n 4 Il ~ X M.
y 1sapdkleWn 40 thas sMQyaGpIfS8d<fstk
1grlculthsdla aspssM xnishsisareapasts Der
ssS held ~ fhE4fyA igaiess 1yis1hj jbttbisl,
this country Ind III Earob elh9h
they were osiginallY inp0xtad. hey W
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-HHidiuoIk aItl,,l8l q ,dg

hee lsseFiA bsaatyS&ndsheis hais II rizA
IIAad gsssFrl8hey eynsaaawslbAaspGaA q,
is1ls s'imaAasaad.aail sanasBs bcoed. .tAe
l1stiYsaeeA sEAspkAl. ,oRaAS SsE aaplinate1
hsroagAhrsa sAWlhise ,ea}M i hoxsyer,,
|Nn to Be found IN the South. Ths lsygeaf
4 hagkds-aza- -heaa u TIA .1giddla Snd Easfern
States, where they are psde IgcEfable IN
1oelesse and milR dxffieka '1hg 1Daae
P,tEfe Largely 6ftAs exssllsdsY nlitssssxs,
MI bfstSsrias1Ae paza~ Alaoaa, lana far Al
/ nctieaaiPunPsassAre AssEH eqRsl te,tAe
s4broaghbseAa snli sesfiagta, awneA less
'MsueA AEe <af eeneuilnaa nan, 3esirable
I'f the dairy. Mr.. Johnssn II neW,ei|es-.
ing .afeY api9ek dsg stla g ssn IN -
com9S9d ME SbnsSP 0sf u5esasfs EsdI y !
% rellhhle hfeAnRk. 49,. !, -
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Ff 17 3lF 70 sEllI
ldrah % l,pE'a3fxs nxsd sygRla srsd did eoii
oissS oI 70 r1sq zidi 10 ssqoo<i sai
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1881-05-17
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON Monday Nov. Ia, 1881
The cable Faraday passed the Isle OF wight To-
day going westward
The OF the recent earthquake at Chi0s was eA
aggerated There were only slight shocks
Reuter- dispatch from sofia says only the ConserVa'
tive candidates successful in the election Tor mem
Ders of the Council OF State.
dispatch from COnstantnOpe states that the Porte
is considerably embarrassed by the mtimation that
$4,000 more Lazis viii immigrate into turkey
The American ship MelrOse Captain French rom
New-York July % for Melbourne and Manila, or Hong
Kong was put into Cape Town to set up rigging and re-
store cargo
ST. Petersburg dispatch The Daily telegraph says
"Diphtheria scarlet fever and smallpox are devasung
the Centre aud South Of Russia The severity OF the ds-
eases exceeds anything heretofore known
mysterious box, sent TO Ralph Creyke MEMBER Oh
Parliament from America, opened with great pre-
cautions at the WOowch Arsenal under the idea mat
it internal machine, but 1t was iound 10 eonIa
samples OF guanO.
Messrs Moody and sankcy have concluded their la
bors in the neighborhood Of Newcastle. The services
have been largely attended The evangests viii oe
engaged In Durham this week Mr Woody VIII preaon III
Mr.. Spurgeons Tabernacle next sunday.
A Calcutta dispatch to The Times says "seVerai
Italians have lately passed through this city ON their
way to Mandalay 1t is stated that King ThebawsoD'
ject in inducing Italians to enter his service Is 10 1a
an enormous chapel on the model OF oe' re'er az
Rome"
Al Tverton to-day the election for member Of Paria-
ment to iii the vacancy caused by the death OF the
Right Hon. william n. Massey. Liberal resulted III the
return Of Lord EbrngtOn Liberal by 55l majority over
tine Conservative candidate VINO, however, ony c@ui0
forward on Monday last
The Morning Post says: "We are authorized to state
and trainers OF the colt Bend Or nave
received any challenge ON behalf OF FoxhalL ana
first it when printed. So far from Wishing 70 a'olu
a challenge the Duke OF Westmlnistor says he would
like a challenge from FoXhal providing BEND or Wouid
be able to endure Thorough preparation but IL would
be decided before February next whether ne "oud
be again trained or sent to the stuC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-15
THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
THE NEW FRENCH CABINET

PARIS, Nov. 14.-Presdent Grevy has ac-
cepted the new Ministry formed by NJ. Gambetta IL
VIII be gaZeted tomorrow It's probable composition
is ~ follows:
NJ Gambctta, President of the Council and Minister Of
Foreign Affairs.
NJ C1zot, Minister OF Justice
NJ Wadcck-Rosseau, Minister OF the Interior.
NJ raul Bert, Minister OF Public Instruction.
NJ Rouver. Minister Of Commerce.
NJ Cochery, Minister Of Posts and Telegraphs
H. Alain-TGrge. Minister Of Finance.
NJ Compenon Minister Of War.
NJ Gouicard, Minister OF Marine
NJ Profit, Minister OF Fine Arts.
NJ Deyes, Minister OF Agriculture.
II. Eayual Minister Of Works.
PARIS, Nov. 15.-The new Ministers held council yes
te"'ay when declaration OF policy to be made by NJ
Gamb"ta at the opening Of the sitting Of the Chamber Of
pcpnties, on Tuesday, drawn up and approved.
The decaraton ia understood, contains pacific assur
anccS In regard 10 the foreign policy declares the neces
sY OF revising the mode of clccting Senators and advo
cafes ~" Introduction Of ScritiiH de itsfc.
Ihe Nh,on0i reporting conversation in the Obbes Of
W. h'hp"r saws thG' the Ministerial list was received
WIN profound establishment and that the comments
Tic Co,rrerdt soir thinks that NJ Gambetta and the
TRIAL tTia ''" D' A'' gathered around MIN deserve 'o'F
LoNDOy, Nov. 1t.-The Times in its second edition,
publishes the following Paris dispatch M. Gambetta
~ o'clock this morning announced to President Grcyy
The definite formation OF a Cabinet. NJ Gambetta has
renowned the idea OF assuming the Presidency of the
Ministry without portfolio. and will himself take the
portfolio "f Foreign Affairs. The Ministry will be
gazcttcd tomorrow.
1t ia expected that Count de saintyaier French Am
bassador Berlin win be replaced II is stated that If
cnancc he made in The representation OF France az
The German court, II viii be due 70 the influence Of
Prince Bismarck, who, II II asserted. has made repre-
sriatiuus unfayorahlc 10 Count de Sant-Nalier Cen
cral Chanzy, while In Berlin. had IN interview with
Prince Isl marck 1helattcr il Is said. declared that he
g. way feared the contingency Of VI. Ganbeta's re-
turn 20 power az he recognized In him not only great
orator hut also great patriot who loved Es country
t'u sincerely launch Il upon adventures which might
end fatally.
The Nerss Paris dispatch "The Bolrse Is ildis
posed owing To the fact That NJ Say Ia not In the CaD
net. VI. AllnT1rge, the new Minister Of Finance, en-
JOYS In r-fcass banking circles high reputation for
competence and reSpcctability."
ihe ircss dispatch from Paris saws 1.-THE new
Cabinet has received with any great degree Of
enthusiasm It- general composition Is reprOached with
not cOTcspO Idng to the public expectations, and with
beng petit, not n grand Mnistere."
lhe DGiiy Posts dispatch from Paris says: Il" The
nomination OF NJ Paul Bert FOR the Ministry of Public
Instruction is considered most iniudicOus, and has
ulieuatcd the sympathy Of the Conservatives"