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Journalists.

The Printers Register. London, says:
Every now and then some individual, who
describes himself as a journslisf, appesrs be-
fore police magistrate TO be dealt with for
petty offsnse. The EOeniag standard pro-
tests against the appropriation OF the word
to describe the occupations OF the msjority
OF these unfortunate members Of society.
Journalism it says, demands high edsca-
ton, yet is not among the professions recog-
nized as learned. Any nan who feels that
he is fitted Tor the craft may enter its ranks
But there are journalists and journalistic
some conscientious, capable, widely-read,
brilliant and prosperous; others incompe-
tent, shallow minded and copceited, whom
nature designed for any occupation rather
than that Of guiding public opinion. These
fellows pose members OF the Fourth Es-
tate, and bring = noble pursuit into ridicule
by their hsbits. They are to be met
with-blear eyed, badly shod, out-st-
elbows-lounging at ihe bars of isverns, on
the lookout for a drink or the loan of SIX
pence, or inditing begging letters to literary
men whose brains aud industry have met
with success. When these ne'er-do.we
possess sbility, they are often drunkards;
when they are sober they are generally vacu.
ous. In both cases they are thriftless idlers,
without particle Of self respect. To cali
them journalists ia derision; nevertheless,
in some newspapers, they are 10 classified BY
thoughtless novices. IL is as unjust to regard
these pariahs Of letters as genuine Journalists
a. 1t is 10 give an account of the tspsy freak
OF ballet girl of the secoud row under the
csption Of An Actress in Trouble"
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Jab.I Early and Ch.mbsrsburx.

The following letter from Gen. Jubsl
Early, now published for the first time, is the
fullest explanations and attempted justifca-
lion be has ever made Of mia conduct in
burning the town of Chamberzburg, Pa,
during the war. The letter is an interesting
contribution 10 the history Of the rebellion:
LYScHRuRG. Va June g. 1882
DEAR sIR-In reply to your inquiries have TO
inform you that tie towa Of ChambenDsrg was
burned on the same day on which the demand Of
IL was made ~ AcckEslknd aud refused. il was
ascerlatned that force OF the eneEny's cavalry
was approaching. and there was no time for de
lay Moreover the refusal was peremptory, and
was . mere idle threat. As TO the other inquiry,
had no knowledge of what amount of money
there might be in Cnambersbufg. knew that IL
was q town Of s7rne II 600 fphsbitants- The tou1
of Frederick, in Maryland. which was . much
smaller town than Chambersburg had. in June,
$50 600 some of the Inhabitants who were friend
ly 70 Us. expressing regret that had not put my
demand ct $1,000 There was one or more
National banks al Cham oersbnrg, and the town
ought 70 have been able 70 raise the sum / de-
msndsd never heard thatthe refusal was based
on liability 70 pay such sam, and there
was no Offer - pay Eny sun. he value Of the
houses destroyed By inter, with IN ir contents,
was fully $4,000 in god. ard ~ the lime made
the demand the price O. gold 10 grefnbacss had
very early sesehec s. and was goIns up r1pidly.
Hence il was tsat Eeqgired the $50 600 In green
bscks If the gold was not paid, TO provide aEainst
any further depreciation Of tie paper money. /
would have been fully justified by the laws Of re
teliaii0n in war in burning the toHn without
giving the Inhabitants the Opportunity Of redeem
ing il. Very respectfully yours. J A. EARLY.
EpvAKD W. Box, Esq.. brooklyn, n. Y.
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business and social meetings, and il finely
FURNISHED. Outside OF the senior class, the
pie tsan.est life il the psrlor life OF tbs
students A few girls room alone, but q
great nsjority have psrlors, five girls consti-
tunng family" each with her own room,
but all having the same study psrlor. The
nature Of the girls determines whether or
not the room is really for stady. Perhaps
this system, is conducive TO cliques, but it
affords good chance to learn human ma
ture, and to adapt ones self to circumstances.
Then there is the chapter life lneither very
social nor very Interestingly, the spreads,
much fun, but discouraged BY the faculty,
and elss: .pd club lie, whose interest varies
with different classes. Van,r il divided into
many cliques. 1t lie not possible, it seess to
ne, for any general socisbility to exist; for
birds Of feather must fock together" and
you cannot make them do otherwise.
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already one in management; they were con-
tinuous and not parallel or competing.
The bill admits the principle OF supervis.
ion so long urged, and was a surrender Of
contested powers rather than a grant of new
ones. ] have written this simply Tor the sake
of truth end justice, and most earnestly ask,
taking The several exploded charges OF Capt.
BurkIit together, whether it il be or Mr..
Money at fault. Capt. Burkitt began this
matter, and has been very diligent and active
in keeping it up. He has flown from one
cslumny to another, &c fast rs they were ex-
posed. He ssys he ha. "dis,incily stated that
he did not charge Mr.. Monsv with corrup-
ton" This ia astounding. IT ia we'll known
that no SANDER is so base, SO cowzrdly, As the
Il sndor by insinuAtion. R HOLLOWAY.
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social LIE nj Ya..ar.

There ia not much Formally about The go
cizl life 81 Va.ssr, IS all the students live in
one buildieg. There lie always considerable
fun aud enjoyment In the senior class, as
They have a class pArlor, also sacred to
seniors, which IL used az q room for boys
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DOOMS-Two desirable rooms at No. III WASH
LIZ ington street; also use of parlor. Desirable
furnished front rooms at % Marshall avenue.
DOOMS AND BOARD-One front room for gea-
III tleman and wife; also furnished room for SIN
gle gentleman; references. 1873 UNION sTREEr.
ENURNIsRED ROOMS-With board, for families
II or single gentlemen, in private family, at Isl
second street. References required.
ST. JAMES H. UsE-Second and Adams streets
= Board and room IS per week. Transients viii
Snd good accommodations 1T Low rates.
DOAkDING AND LODGING
d At 10 Adams street.
UiUkNIsHED FRONT ROOM-With board for
i gentlemen. in Q private family, at No. 132
second street. Reference srcQuired.
RoARDERs-At
D No. s06 Second street.
D OoM-PlessAnt front room, with BOARD, for
IL gentlemen. at 14S Second street.
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MENKEN'S.
Extra!

Call and examine our stock OF Kf.s
Boots and Shoes.
LINKHAUER q LEHMAN,
Marble Block. 2ss MAIN Street.
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Dox'r fail 10 20 to Hollenbsrg's Musical
Emporium, No. 229 Main street, and ex-
anime his fine stock Of pianos, organs and
pausical instrumental.
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LrSKuAUER & LEHMAN, Marble Block,
No. 292 Main street, dealers and manufac-
turers Of fine boots and shoes, keep only the
best, and at prices TO suit ali.
--LATEST sheet music at Hollsnbsrg's.
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nOGs-Saturdsy morning, together, two Red
IL Irish Setter Dogs, nearly grown. Dog all
red, white marx on nose, heavy leather collar.
Slut liver color, white breast, no collar. Return
TO 207 Union street and get rewarded
CERTIFICATE-We have lost or nislaid Certifi-
" cate No. Q for two hundred shares Of stock IN
Tenn. and have applied to said company 70 issue
us a new Certificate for said stock This Is TO No.
tify all persons not trade for said lost Certih
cate, as the name viii not be recognized BY the
company. BROOKS, NELLY d 90.
DOCKET BOOK-Con tanning about SIS in notes
L aud SO in gold Finder will be literally re-
warded by returning the same to
HAMPTON, HERkoN q CO., Dc Front street.
TOW-A large red-snd- white-fpotted COW, In
~ good order. Liberal reward paid for recov-
cry, T. B. HAYNES 2ss Front street.
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Fine Boots and shoes.

Linkhauer & Lehman, Marble Block, No.
232 Main street, are now showing full stock
OF 6ne boots ard shoes. Call and examine
them. See card.
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Cz1cKERIse, squsre and upright pianos
at HoIIenberg's, No. 229 Main street.
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Ali members of the Mozart chorus are re-
quested 10 meet at the Exposition Building
this (MONDAY) morning a. $50 o'clock
for rehearsal.
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hHABE-one small dark bay mare, on Ennday
INl Nay Sd; lsft hind foot white; right hind foot
half white; Q flesh marx under left shoulder. A
liberal reward will be paid for her return TO
y. P. TOBRlDGE % Dsvie avenue
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KNAsE Baby Grand Piano, at
HoLLENBERe's.
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A FINE lot of musical instruments at
Hollenberg's, No. 229 Main street.
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STRANGERS

Are cordially invited 10 get . Is
cent libretto, free of charge, in
ladies' suit department, at from 8 10
4o'clock to-day.
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f Or 8 ALE.

FOE ALE.
VANCE street Lot, east Of Mr.. D. Poston,
" Lanose street, Lot near Clay street.
Neat residence on Rlliott near Mr.. Godwin's.
Nice residenc on Pontotoc near Lsuderdale
Shelby street Lot, opposite Mr. Cloths.
Pretty Lots on Hernando, Lsuderdaie and Nc.
Kinney.
Residence south Of Vance on fernando.
Fine reside zee, also Lots on Beale
Three tenements on Csusey; also one on Beale.
q acres on New Raleigh Road. near Geo. Powells
and near Mr.. Hardings.
Several residences on Poplar street.
suburban residence, South Memphis.
Residences and lots on Linden, near Cynthia.
Cottages on Tate and Orleans.
Cottage on Dunlap ~ and c %HS.rrry 90, Mi,
PIANo-A nrst-class ChickeIipg Piano, used
ONCE. Piano can be seen at Hollenberg's
hRY KlNDLING WOOD-Cheap.
l. MEMPHIS LUMBER AND MFG. CO.,
35S and $50 Second street.
JUST ARRIVED AND DAILY ARRIvING-BA
- Ear Patterns and Fashion Sheets for June.
J. Z. KEY CO., A North Cour. street.
dou SEsTLE HoRssA s3S ge ed bargain
Prsprietors Full Moon Cigar House,
BIO Main street. opposite Peabody Hotel.
GoTTAGE-1hed desirable Cottage on the south
~ east corner OF Jones avenue and Hawley.
M. Z. CONAwAY. 2s5 Main.
MARBLE wORK-And Monuments cheap for
eacs OF WI e1eh7sng e, fG M property Or city
n OTIS OF SWEET POTATO PLANTS
II BUCKHAM & CAMPBELL, 50 Besle st.
THE HARBERT PLANT ATION-Near Malone's
about 100 cleared. The other 600 acres-about
400 cleared improvements first class. Well pro-
tected by Levee. Apply to our attorney, Judge
b. p. Reid, At Friars Point, Miss, or
HAWKINS ROBERTS. New Orleans, La.
D OCKAwAY AND HARNEss-ln perfect order
LIZ used one month only. Can be seen at w. S.
Bruce d Co.'s. Apply TO
BLUFF CITY INSURANCE co.
GRUSHED EAR-CORN-CRUSHED OATS
~ Cracked Com, Chicken Feed, etc. The very
best and only good feed for horses, mules and cat
tie at this time Of year.
J. v. PATRICK d CO.,
Memphis Gin and Mill,
Opposite Miss. and Tenn, Railroad,
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FOuND.
STRkYFD or STOLEN.

+ .ARGE KEY-whieh the owner can get at
u THIS OFFICE.
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HANTS.

y
T,HE LADIES AND ALL Lovers OF TIE
Q, beautiful OIL PAi NJ now on exhibition
street. A large auction sale Monday al 10 O'Clock
an. and O'Clock m. rare opportunity TO or
nanent your house: Ali paintings will be ssld
without reserve. Private sales at auction prices
INksT-CLAsS BOOK-KEEPER-Wel acqusint
Il co in business circles. with reference.
G., care Letter Carrier No. 6.
81 n%s III tsacsei .Sr
uate Of conservatory at vienna Address
N. D., this ONCE
ID banks Lard at 12H cents per pound; Gilt
Edse.Cresmery Butter at IS cents; Choice Country
Butter at 70 cents and fresh Eggs 81 Is cents per
dozen. s. L. MOORE CO,
Corner fernando and Vance streets.
THO TAKE CHARGE-of Essidence for any fam
L ~ who may want to leave city for summer
erences exchanged. Address G., Appeal.
DARINERsHIP-In small Established business,
1 Orto purchase the whole. Address
no SUPPLY FAMILIEs-Or boardinghouses in
l. BUTTER this spring and summer; will send
In 10 pound lots and upward at 30 cents, delivered.
MARTIN, WRIaHF & Co. loves Station, Miss
DAsTURAGE-5O0 acres OF fine grass, water aud
u salt. Stock taken ~ cheap rates; Two miles
City Railroad Office.
uARNEssMAKKRS-Good wages and steady
IL employment. Apply at once BY letter or in
% and 81 Main street Cincinnati. Ohio.
r(,O BUY-A Cottage Residence, 5 or rooms in
L good locality, or building lot, convenient to
street cars. address PRkNIlS5,
Care Letter Carrier No. q
1000 TONS RAGS, IRON. DRY BONES AND
lOOO old Metals; also Second hand Machine
~ bought and sold. Address
SAMCEL GABAY, Agent
400 % 4l3 shelby street. Memphis.
a GENTs-To ten my sand and Mud Bands for
II protection of carriage axles.
WILLIS NJ. FAIR, Dowagiac, Mich.
CHOW BUSINESs-Boss book for agents; I75 en-
- cravings and colored plates; circulars free
| Sun PUBLISHING CO., ST. Louis, Mo.
NJOMAN-with frkt-class experience, TO work
w In binoery. Apply At once.
S. Q. TOOF Co.
L + NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. railroad lzporers and
~ mechanics can get them from Giles Pulaski
Montgomery and Roanoke counties. Va. Adj
dress h BURNHAM. Cations Hotel Memphis.
II ORsES, MULES AND CATTLE TO PASTURE.
II Grass inc, water abundant. Price S. per
| month R ]. PERSON.
fernando road. near Calvary Cemetery,
SEcoND-HAND CLoTHING-Goed prices paid.
- Call on address
| ELIAS SHAUL. lO6 Main street
uoTEl-HlcHLANDP PARK Highland Ran
L N renovated and frst-cl1ss. Open June "a. Send
Ha~ ~Hu> nc
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HrNot desirfng 90 niefutais an sppesf.
lion 10 the mozart Festival, We viii 70.
frain frem fudulxfsH TN Dussc NJ oar
Grand Openiag OF Bargains threekhsus
this week. Outside OF the musfs. the
Greatest Attraction oa lhs Blsns this
week viii be as
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+ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES railroad Izporers and
. mechanics can get them from Giles Pulaski
Montgomery and Roanoke counties, Va, Ad.
dress h BURNHAM, Cations Hetel Memphis
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TRUNKS.

The best assortment of Zinc, Leather-Covered
and Solid Sole-Leather Trunks in the city which,
during the Festival Week, will be sold at cost
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" OMAN-With frst-class experience, TO work
w In binoery. Apply At once
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LACE CURTAINS.

Our mplete stock OF Lace Curtains, consisting
OF Nottingham Scotch French Thread and En-
broidered Curtains, will be sold at importers cost
to close,
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THE BoEEowrs MONEY

with its improvements, was not assessed at
all, 10 Wesson & Persons. Capt. BuSkils
must therefore see that ne is again mistaken.
l will venture TO say that no busi1sss man
will cay that the security for the loan is not
ample and peTieci. Toe business energy.
pluck and eDieTprise that bought lands and
built a railroad 20 improve them will make
The security evan better and more reliable
bv new machinery. The interest charged,
ak per cent, was the greatyst allowed By
fhe State Of New York, and is considered,
10 that State, q good interest; 10 fact, =
greater charge sorss, under the statute Of
that Stale, forfeiture Of the whole. The rail
rosd property in this s. ate il not assessed on
the county rolls through which the roads
pass, hut the tax is said direct TO the auditor
at rate f1ed by Lac, IRON $50 TO $50 per
mile. Now, Mes.rs Editors, 10 the face Of all
thsee facts, are you not bound to conclude
thai great ard cruel wrong has been done
20 gentleman whose whole life, both private
and public, has Desn most honest and honor
bic, ss will be testified 10 by all who knoT
him. Five times, in q district holding
great merit and tsifui, an Intelligent zsd
honorable constituency aave elec.ed MIN 10
represent them ia Consrasz. s5d his fidelity
to t1eir interests, and his " bors in their be-
hall, sre AZ madzed - bis intsgrity and ep-
si.htntsz. A. 10 bis Iasi vote on the bill
referred to. sinpiy send the bill 70 speak
fer i.self; see No obi boa TO il. II was
consolidation IN name. These roads were
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CHOW BUSINESs-Boss book for agents; 175 en-
~ cravings and colored plates; circulars free
Sun FURNISHING Co. 81 Ionis No
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II ORsES, MULES AND CATTLE TO PASTURE
II Grass tnc, water abundant. Price IS per
month. R ]. PERSON
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Another cut has bean made on the prices of our
silk Sun Umbrellas and Lace Trimmed Parasois.
The size OF our stock, the assortment and excel
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a GENTS-To ien my sand and Mud Bands for
n protection of carriage axles.
WILLIS M FARR Dovapfac Mich
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CEcoNDHAND CLoTHING-Goed prices paid.
- Call on or address
ELIAS sHAUL. 4O6 Main street.
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LOST.

D OOM-Pleasant front room, with BOARD, for
IL gentlemen. at 14S Second street.
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PEB SONAL,.
FOR rem II

IT WO-STORYi FAME DWELLING-42S Vance
l. street, near Orleans Apply to
n Il E0 -
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ROOMS AND BOARD

al III OOui 'biicots
I1RONT ROOMS-Furnished or unfurnisheo, at
II No. 20 Linden, near Shelby.
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THE losses by the Williamsport (Pa-)
nrs. heretofore mentioned. foos 20 $0o,-
90.
ExTExsIvE forest fires were raging ID
lie vicinity Or Bar Harbor, Maine. On the
2sth. and upward or 900 acres had burned
Hoe cHoI ERA recently made its APP
pearance q Patchox,,c. Long Island.
The steamer George left England %
19<h for the Polar regions IN search o. tho
Dutch Polar vessel varna.
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sex'ess @e''H..n 2. ..r -- go. -.
...--S.. 49,"
F'"-1S s"S"'~"
NurffIf0. N. VA, Aux. IN
AZ liza o'clock this u srninE b collision
s.,....,,. |, ~, a.. y n a ~ II RIAL. ahnnt
- NJ. 49, $50 ,.,...,.,..' n $500
o.'s I''c ~, "a ~ ,.,.' $500
tne memefnp'r oi<astrr ot is's occurred.
The Cincinnati express going west, drawn
~ engine 81. ard the second section II
...,.,.c.,-,a s,.i.-ht train M xg drawn ~
~, 4. 80, ...., ~.
engine - es"s e'k"' ~. ~ 49,. .i''r' Y"
curve where high niil extends TOT one
third OF = mile. BOIL engines were com.
,,l.,eIv d~moli<I.ri. AMI foar freight ears.
1890 --..., ..-...< n. 49,. -, 4, h..~,.,s
'e~''s y" ~. 4" $3.50
anu oats AZ uuiks ma t''e mar ~" express
cars Of the passenger train were rsducedto
kindlinx wood. Owing % the. chafa cter 81
~. rocd wh-r~ N. accident occurred.
.--~.~-r, M. N. ,.. ...,,,
t@'n" -PI'o.en'"s 49, ~ ''," "..''
close on each Other Inc engineer - the
passenger, Charles Wolfe, noticed The ap-
nroncl. ~ a. FREIGHT train. ana app.i..l the
80 49,. --. ....-n...-., ~. ..;.., ,.,t ~,
80. r ~. ~''~'-~, $500 49,
had lutte enect ueEore he trrlsh< tFn'ns
composed Of thirty cars and coming
down Grade. crashed into him. The
,,.s~enrer co.cbex ana xIecperx ken,
800 $500. ~s 49, .~....
ne .e. .e ps.s
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o. the 1Gth there w. serious ziosIng
beewesn Orangsmen and Catholics - Coal
bri1ge. Scotland twenty-five arrests were
made.
AZ the close q busIness on the 25ih
ths National Treasury contained gold coin
and bullion. <3o3. ~, go; silver dollars and
bullion. sis, ~. ~; fractional silver coin,
~. o5> .o15; United States notes, ~ ,1I,.
sd Total. 500. on. ~ Certificates out
standing Gold. <52.eSs. 20; silver, 81 90
al; currency, <Il,et5.ooA
OK the 9th the physician IN charge
q snip Island reported that there was not
case q yellow fever there. Inc ai'een
vessels n anchorage were being cleaned
and fomigatsd. preparatory % departure
for their destinations.
DISPATCHES from Austria say the
amount or wheat available Tor export i
estimated q $500 90 meter centals; o. bar
Icy, 1000 900 meter centnls. n Is expected
that no rys Or oats win - available Tor *.
pom. The Hungarian wheat crop 4 esti-
mated q fnIl average.
SEVENTEEN deaths from cholera were
reported a Alexandria tho 18Th. Seventy
eight persons died from the plague in Up
Der Egypt On that date and three In Lower
EGYPT, including one British soldier.
Fok the week ending August %. the
issus o. standard silver dollars from Tie
| Mint was SO Doo For the corresponding
period last year, ST., 800.
The plans have been completed for
| the proposed new silver vaults under the
| cauh room q the Treasury Department.
/ The storage capacity % The vault will b
4 1900 900 silver dollars.
THE new four cent stamp 4 to be .
! dark green color adorned with The pro6le
\ Of General jackson.
1 FsrrEEx Naval Cadets have recently
been reported % Superintendent Ramsey
| of The Naval Academy Cor hazing members
Of ~ lower class, and they will Be court
| martialod
OK tho 9th requiem masses were cell
| ebrated II Washington for the rcpose q
che soul % the late Conpte De Chambord.
A FRENCH noblcman WAS killed On
che s,th in ascending tas highest mountain
Of tie Pitzbernsa group IN Switzerland
THE Governor o. Salonica, recently
captured BY brigands, has been rescued.
The Council Of the City Of Mexico
has authorised de negotiation o. : loan
Of flo0.ooO IN london for city improve
muts-
FRkxcH and Italians engaged in trade
RIOTS "a Besancon. France. On Che 9th and
nunbsr 81 shots were exchanged. Fifty
Italians were arrested.
A cARG0 q cattle landed IN Liver
pool On The 9TH from Tho steamer ONTARIO
from Montreal. were slaughtered. being
suspected q infection with Texas fever.
A DISPATCH Of the nth from Cape
Town says Fat O'Donnell. Who killed
Carey, the informer. claimed % have acte<
IN self-defense. alleging that Carey drew I
revolver which b (ODonnelD rnatches
from him and then shot him.
The press Of Paris gave grand fet'
d the Tuilleries Garden on the evening .
the 9Th, The proceeds Of which (Do,0o
francs) were % b devoted % he relief Q
the sufferers e Ischia-