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WHILE ON the way.
To the Surprise ard Delight of Her Friends
Young Lady RECEIVERS FROM almost
kennedy's FavOritc Remedy Can D1-A
UuuDy Home Circle.

To the Surprise ard Delight of Her Friends
Young Lady Recovers from almost
kenncdy's FavOritc Remedy Can D.-A
Happy Home Circle.
Next to the sad duty of bearing the bodies
of our dear dead o their long rest is that Of
taking our loved living, when stricken with
disease, in arch Of help which appt ars the
more hopele' the nearer il is approached.
Yet when Mr.. Nicholas Howell, of Waiver
ly, CEemIng Co, n Y, left his home some
time sin for New York it was ON such an
GRAND. By his side was his daughter, whose
case had been abandoned by his home physi-
cans as one of incurable disease Of the heart.
When the train reached Peekskill it was clear
that the almost dying girl could not lie car
ried a mile arther with safety Emaciated
in body, shaft red in nerve and melancholy
in mind the poor girl had lost interest in her
own fat
But who may know their fate-ether for
good or evill BY the earnest advice of friends
in Peekskill Mr.. Howell tenderly conveyed
his daughter to the office of DR.. David Ken
nSdy, in Rondout N. Y. DIR. Kennedy per-
ceived that she was suffering from heart
disc as, and also from an advanced stage Of
a compli int common to women.
Having given directions in reference to
diet and clothing, the Doctor prescribed what
is now well-known as DIR DAVID KEN
NEDY'S FAVORlTE REMEDY, (Rondout,
N. Y. as his young patients only medicine.
Not long after the threatening symptoms van
ished the light returned to her eyes, the
bloom to her cheels and happiness to her
heart, an example OF recovery which is
as wonderful as thu medicine that effected it.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-05-16

The Might of the Pen.
Oh, the orators voice is mighty power,
As it echoes along the green,
But the fearless pen has more sway DER men
To sound the praises of Carbolne.
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o. Caufa

Will buy TREATISE ON THE HORSE AND Hrs
DISEASES Book of 100 pages, valuable to
every owner of horses. Postage stamps taken.
Sent postpaid. New YORK HORSE Book Co.,
1874 Leonard Street. New York city.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-05-16

"ROugh on COughs.o
Knocks Cough or Cold endwise For
children or adults. Troches, 15c. Liquid, SOC.
RHEUMATIsM.-" Wilson's Wonder" cures
in hours, or money returned. Sent on receipt
of 81. Medicine depot, ~ Park street, N. Y
ALL who Joy would win m lst hare it. Hap
pinesS was born twin.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-05-16

In Illinois the "habitual burglar"
when he goes to the penitentiary for the
third time, goes for thirty years, and the
governor can't pardon him. AT any rate,
that's the law.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-03

after n. m. Yesterday, and an alarm was rung g
from the signal box in the house OF warden ' an an
nnnen;es from the CITY responded, but long before
tbe aremep reached the island the flames IN the
laundry had been extinguished by lew buckets VI
water. The damage by the hro was uii'i"e'
WARNING TO THE PUBLIC.
The public is warned against the Hibernian Union
Club which is soliciting subscriptlons Ior adeEeu
charitable work. and which the Shal,y tas a
the names of William Jackson, OF No. I4o las. las.
Fifty -ninth-st., and F. Bergn OF NO lio dnoh Eag,
Fifty ninth-st, as officers OF tne ciuD ro ~ tbe
persons are to be found in the directory or AT 'ne
addresses given, and they are not known Dy any ya u
the tradesmen, neighbors priests OF ponce VI 'N0
neighborhoOd.
DISTRIBUTING THE SCRIPTURES. ,..
Tn January the New-York Bible Society distrlo, no
ued 62O6 Bibles Testaments and parts Ta,ned O1
Bible OF this number, 342 were BibIes: pdid 100
Ssrfs of the Bible. valued at $25 IA total vana;
tion of 81 ,OO3 90. Eighteen hundred noi9rants pIt
syGs3 snG Gt BSs and
were distributed aboard SHIPS ahu ""oe
churches.
THE REPORT ABOUT THE CITY Or or fSma, fStaamsb;n
X. nenaersoh id nestarday 1--WE have just received
cable dispatch from Glasgow denying tnc eaI
recently circulated that the the ivy 1r G Service She
ili remain in onr line and will sail from LIVER
pool for New-YOrk on April 3. She VIII san n, Iuln
New-York for Liverpool on April ~, anu enI.t Wy
fourth saturday thereafter. 1can't tell you wnat
other steamships of our line will run alternately
with the City of Rome as that question has not yet
been settl ed"
REPLYING TO THE EXCISE COMMISSIONERS,
Bv direction of the Police Commissioners CnleI
Clerk Hawley yesterday sent the following hoie ~
the Board of Excise
II il respectfully submitted that the proper me,ou VI
t recordS of the conviction or any person III any
court from tho dny authorized officer or such court
and this Department having control over any suc
officer and NOT being furnished by the courts Wl suc
renorts II ts therefore, impract1caDe Ior the
the BOARD of Excise to be complied WITH am GrecIJu
nv rho BOARD of Police to the Excise COhhis-
mate discharge of their duties whenever they can con-
sistently do so.
THE ARION BALL TICKFTS. 80
The masquerade ball of the AriOn SoClety VIII
take place at Madison Square Garden on feOruaIy
u. The tickets have just been printed. One side P
renresents the entrance to ball room guarded Dy
two lank haberdiers with crowd OF masked
clowns, harlequins and punchinelos IN comic attl-
tudes on the outside. A dude CALAMITY escorted ny
an ape with eyeglasses Is in the act OF ehIerIhg
over n sign as follows: abandon hope, all dudes
who enter here" On the reverse Is Prince Carnl-
val with masked Columbme i'll wreath OF now
ers while at the bottom is vgnette with tne laugn
inc countenance of Jester, looking at me Word
''Welcomen and at the top is Ari0n on his doipDih'
A Two-wEFKs' TABLE OF CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
At the SANITARY Bureau duringthe last TWO weeks we
reports of contagious diseases were recel'eu "S ioi
lows:
New-York tribune., 1884-02-03
STATEN ISLAND.
RROOKLyN MUNICIPAL CHANGES.

Colonel John n. Partridge, the newly appointed
Commissioner of Police and Excise i'll Brooklyn, had
a half hours private conference with General James
,Jourdan, the retiring Commissioner, at POLICE Head
quarters Yesterday Colonel Partridge, at the close
left the building without waiting TO be introduced
to the Superintendent or other officials Ihe Com;
mon Council will act upon his bond to-norrow and
on Tuesday hewil begin his new duties The change
of heads will not affect the uniformed force, but
some of the captains are fearing that transfers may
exile them to distant precincts The officers of the
Fire Department called on Colonel Partridge yes
terday, at his old Headquarters in Jay;st to take
leave of him. jeremiah Z. Robinson has written
TO Commissioner Partridge, offering TO go on his
bond The other bOndsman is said to be X. II. Man.
ming, Of Clinton-ave.
frederick L. jenkins, for many years clerk to
Police Superintendent Campbell, is announced as
nenSdate for the place of Fire Marshal to succeed
A. B. Thorn, First Ward Republican. Dir. Jenkins
Commissioner Fleeman, the successor Of Ripley
Ropes in the City Works Department, had a con-
snltatiOn with Mr. Ropes yesterday, Mr. tieeman
expresses himself as we'll pleased with the condition
of the Department. He favOrs rapid transit, with
compensation TO property-owneIs.
Major II. Ii. Poillon, the new Fire Commissioner
says he will make changes except on the resigha-
tiOn Of subOrdinates.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-03
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 1.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. FEB ?. 1884
~ ARRIVED RTu

steamer Abvs.nia (Br Bentley, Liverpool Jan 10 and
oneenstown 70 with ndse and passengers GuiOn Co
Steamer Domingo Kelley san Domingo CITY Jan %,
Plata "a Cape Hayten ~ and Turks Island
on with mdse and passengers to WIN clyde & 60.
Colorado Galveston 7 days. with mdso and
passengers TO c Mallory Il Co.
and passengers TO W Quintard & Co. N
steamer Sara (r Baker, Baltimore Jan ~ IN Dslast TO
seager Bros. -, Ia -. ,
Old Dominion SIS co.
Steamer Nerens Coleman Boston, with mdse to Dim.
Ock o- - IA, -
barrels order vessel TO Herman KOop 4 Co. 90
ship Metcalf (NOr) Kuudscn, Hayre bG daYs, with
empty barrels ORDER vessel 70 Tobias Co.
BARK Rutherford Of II John. NB Thomson, iaDutg
32 days. with salt and empty barrels TO ordeT vessel 10 kunch
Edye & 90.
10 ORDER vessel 10 IbeO Huger q co
Bark Ion (Of LveTpO0 Harris PernambueO ~ days with
sugar 10 BoWrng Archibald vessel 10 W Parker Co.
Hail. stone, DemaTarh % days, with 10
order; vessel TO J IL Winchester q Coz
Bark Atlas N0r Berg Santander AE days. with iron to
order vessel 10 FunCh Hdye 4 Go,
Bak JOhanne Gen Brnkana Bremen 81 days with mdse
ORDER vessel 10 Herman koOp & Co -
Brig Starlight to New-Havcn, Thompson, DemaTara II
days with sugar 10 J. w & PATmstrOng,
Brig Of Maitland NS Bufchtn PrOgres0 10 days,
with hemp 10 Cunningham Som vessel to Whitney
Co.
sUYsET-wlnd at Sandy Hook, light, W. clear Az
City Island. light, SW cloudy
Arrived yesterday-
New-York tribune., 1884-02-03

Steamer Richmond Boaz, Newport News with mdse and
tor oo BaSs Portland mdse and
bss * EIs o 81 John NB POarc cec SO days in bal
last to scammel Bros n... tIsnhnrr "a DAYS with
~: ssrs apsn% NSrf 20 fuhsS BSn'fSa Ease
BARK Lbertas er KasteOld sligo 30 days In Oalas' 10
Armstrong Barbados days. in ballast to
France T Hadsy hSpdSoF
Steamer HoTroI n,ns IN, Raps, iysPpoolseager
Steamer Thingvana (Danb Larb Copenhagen' e'0 '
steamer oIaa Ger Ke', R1sTs BrSs VIA
s6,tSam s,ea,nep mptonoeIrichs oens1 $50 q Co WV"
sesmeP Daniel sten@apn Bes sChOOnnOven Antwerp
Steamer Gotardo IiaD DibertO Mediterranean ports
eamer ry Pomona r Cook Montego BayG Vessels CO
steamer Inverat (Br Lang, Notwithstanding q Aiei
Newport Curtis KOy %c. and Ward cS
sIea1er r. Louisiana Gager New oreans-s II Seaman.
steamer Morgan CITY, Adams Neworeans-Bogert& q MOT
teamer Iouis Bucki Mount viIe-warren Ray
steamer city Of Atlanta, Lockwood Charleson-J oun
steamer Richmond, Bosz, West Point Va via Newport
Steamer GUyandotte Kelley Newport News and West
siSsmer Martha Stevens Chance. South Amboy-J
Krems ,-.,.., ,,o..,,o Hail
Steamer Gen Whitney, Gaiet go.ton-H I,a + Dimosk
ship serya Brl Gmore san iran cscace LbSnTower
Bark Senator ken (Nor), Lang Hamburg-TheO RuGer
Bark AdOiph (Gerl BOddman, BremeD-HeIliau hoVP
BARK Temp ar (NOr) Nielsen Hamburg-Benhsm % boJ~
an e..r.,,ou pro.
SAILED.
Steamers East Anglia for Gibraltar etc; Gellert for Ham
burg; Werner Bremen; Belgenland Ior
Kngsand for Leith; Macedonia tor Newcastle Anch0a O
glasgow City OF Berlin for LverpOo france ,Or
New port for Havana Alamo for GayestOn LOUISIANA
Morgan CITY for NewOTieans CITY OF Augusta Tor 5aaa
CITY OF Atlanta CharlefOn Old Dominion Of fchmohu
Gus andOite for Newport News. -, r.. T o,,o,.
Ships Levi burgess for Antwerp Champion for Lohooni
nf B9rEs Mary fIasbcnck for MSrsec TemPar for Ham
burg Cynthia Sharpness olive Mount ior bIlstoL
Also sael-via Long Island Sound
R9rks Lady pufern Rotterdam; Fairy Belle Tor Dun
kirk E Chase for Portland; Batavia Tor BO3tOn
Brig Fleetwlng for st John, NIB.
Sailed yesterday
Steamers Dorian for Glasgow; Acapulco AspnTa; santi
ago CientuegOs city of Merida Havana and Mexican PVts
State OF Texas, Fernandna
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL Feb 2-Arryed CASTILLO (Br, Chandler
from New-Orleans Jau ii. ,.,,.,,o
QUEENSTOWN Feb 2-Arrived, steamer pennsylvania,
Dodge from Philadelphia %. and sailed for Liverpool
Also arrived Cehpa0ns tBr, WALKER non new
so Jan %. - r,...,o..o m, WA
liams. New-York Jan lS ,. ,p, r,or.o,
LIZARD Feb 2-Passcd steamer Wingates (Br thompson
from New Orleans Jan - for London. ~ m, -,
AMSTERDAM, Feb 2Arriyed steamer Orslho tI) JoheS
from Savannah Jan IT,
New-York tribune., 1884-02-03
tanned NAV result in general jail delivery of snch

tanned, may result in general Jail delivery Vi s"'
Frank j. Keller. the lawyer who raised tne PGln' POM
before Judge Barrett IN the case OF JONI Jnnrdov 70
which resulted in the decision. SAID Yesterday 70
TRSuE pcreI The nb tAs dsS Of ap a
eeaIino the ease but has asked TO have Judge bar
ett furnish written OpMISnd pMG%day wnlsn mcns G There
% then for Setts hs de1TSrRhs onS ths
vi @ al enn tbs Snecia Sessions will be Affected
The in the General d non eoe oSwe n an
dor the decision. Habeas corpus proceedings VIII
be begun in all cases In case the decision Si
Barrett is reversed, the persons liberated mgar i
nossby be rearrested and made to serve OUT tleiT eli
time, though / am inclined TO doubt II. AZ AMiih az
events thew would have to be liberated now. WIN
the exception of Keating there have been no dis-
District Attorney Olney said: ".It is my, inten-
tion now TO appeal the case to the General ieiii,
which sits either in March or May. Pending tne
appeal habeas corpus proceedings may be begun N
each individual case and the parties liberated.
They could not be rearrested There are not so
many such cases as at first supposed, put am In
anxious to have the law in the premises dehnitely
settled
New-York tribune., 1884-02-03
BRIDGE RECEIPTS FOR TWO MONTHS.

The Bridge receipts on Wednesday Of last week
the day OF the dense fog were as follows: Cars
Si ,47G; roadwaya. $2S6; promenade $147; total
81 ,909 On Thursday they were Total, $l,697; ;
cars, $1,3G7,; roadyays $2l9i promenade
cars, 81 ,204; ioadways, $22s promenade,
SIO2. The receiDts for the same three days
of the previous week were as follows; Wed
making total for the three days of S4,024. The
total receipts for the three busy days of last week
were So, $50 an increase of S1,20G over the same
Der and January were as follows December
cars $3O,O22; roadways, $4,545; promenade,
So, ,5OG; total, $37 073. January-cars, $33, 1872; ;
crease for cars in January over December was
S3,l7O; decrease for roadways, $299; decrease
for promenade, $507; total increase for January
New-York tribune., 1884-02-03
MR.. KAsSON TO SPEAK IN BROOKLYN.

An address on Protection Will be delivered be-
fore the Brooklyn Reform Club Wednesday
evening by John A. Kasson Mr. KasSon is a man
of large experience. As a speaker he is clear, Wig
orous and eloquent. WOrkingmen In especial who
like good speaking from practical, hard, headed
thinker on practical subject, will do well to be
present as well as all others who wish to hear the
arguments on the tariff question put ina fresh and
inte resting manner.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-03
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Gilsey House-Senator d. NJ. Sabln, OF MIN
nesota and ey Senator Alvin Saunders, OF Nebrasks
ErereI House-Leon Chotteau, OF Paris; :h9ggn';;m g;
T@se-IJeute Governor David b. Hill, OF Em,s Its
Ne,r- York Hotei-General 7. L. Clingman, Oh Nor'n
Carolina
New-York tribune., 1884-02-03

THE ASSAULT AND BATTERY DECISION.
The decision CT Judge Barrett that under the new
Penal Code there is no such offence as assauIt ana
battery and that such prisoners as are n the Penl-
tentiaTy convicted OF that crime are illegally &c
New-York tribune., 1884-02-03

The McLewee Patent Non Mechanical No
Chimney Lamp Burns without chimney and no machinery
Ia eet ont OF order best lamp invented Call and see
or send for circular HRKToGRAPH MANUFACTURING Com
PANY % aud q Church.st, New. York
New-York tribune., 1884-02-03
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises 700, SETS 5:l6 Moon sets, = Moons age da
HIGH WATER TODAY.
4 dM-Sandv Hook ov. Island. OIL Hell Gate, 230
SANDY Hook, O27 Gov. Island l:JJ He'll Gate. 254
New-York tribune., 1884-02-03
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMER
FOREIGN PORTS
Announcements.

Earl g. Wilson's "shOrt bandn Collars and
bead. edge Cuffs are the best Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-03

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
lAALexington-aye., between 29th and 30ts-sts.
Hours, to l. TOT. Diseases OF tho Nervous ly.te n
Genito Urinary organs. Impotence and stsriltT
New-York tribune., 1884-02-03

LOoi, ont for 1.-THE Dial-the new Evening
Newspaper to be issued about February 2l.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-03

THE GOVERNOR
Told the trnth when he said DR. WSGs CORN AND BUMoS
REMEDY had equal. Druggists, 20 cents
New-York tribune., 1884-02-03
FINE MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

FOR LADIES MISSES, CHILDREN AND INFANTS
FMBRACING SKIRTS, NIGHT ROBES, CHEMISES,
CORSETCOVERS, ETC. ETC, IN EVERY STYLE AND
QUALITY, ALSO MANY ELEGANT NOVELTIES IN
FINE FRENCH HAND.EMBROIDERED UNDERWEAR,
WHICH CANNOT BE DUPLICATED ELSEWHERE.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-03
LUNDBoRG's RHENIsH COLOGNE.

Genuine Johann Hos Malt Extract has signature OF
neck OF bottle lnd0rsed Dy
Ali pyscans for general debility Beware Of limitations
New-York tribune., 1884-02-03
Demonstration Lessons in Cooking

Given every MONDAY, at 10 n. m, and TUES
DAY, at 2 D. M, at MISS PARLOAS SCHOOL OF
COOKERY, ODD EAST 17TH-sT. PROGRAMMES
for NEW COURSE sent II desired Glasses form
Ing Tor private instruction.
New-York tribune., 1884-02-03
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
LADIES' GLOVES.

WE OFFER
$50 DOZEN 6.BUTTON FINE PARIS KID GLOVES.
ALL SIZES, IN COLoRS AND IN BLACK,AT 9Jc.
PER PAIR; REDUCED FROM S1.3j.
800 DOZEN SAME IN BUTTONS, AT sI.2J PER
PAIR; REDUCED FROM S175.
125 DOZEN 12-BUTTON MOUSQUETATR'1 PARIS KID
GLOVES, BEST QUALITY PLAIN AND EN-
BROIDERED, TAN SHADES, Al Si.OJ PER
PAIR; REDUCED FROM S2.75
15G DOZEN AND 6BUTTON FINE LAMBsKIN
GLOVES AT soc. PER PAIR REDUCED FROM
S1.O0.
IS DOZEN 3. 4, AND 6BUTTON FRENCH KID
GLOVES Al 2Jc. PER PAIR; REDUCED FROM
Sjc., St.O0 AND S1.2j.
, 1884-06-25

London, 10Th.
DcmerarA crystals percwt. Ell Is
sugar Muscovado per cwt., go 49, OIL
delayed Havana, No.l2, go us Cd
afoat.
Demerara Rum per gallon, Is 51d.
Trinidad ocoa per cWt. 81 Is. Oh.
ConSoIs ex interest 998 to 100
Bank Of EnslandEate Of Discount y pct
Liverpool Cotton Middling Upland, p.lb
G3 TO J.
3 per cent Rentcs IN Paris FEES. 1916.
, 1884-06-25
Publication.

NpT is hereby brought to public no.
~ lice, that the Government of the
Danish West India Islands has au-
thorizrd Mr.. JULIUS THOMANN
to act as Irnperi; German Consul for
St. Thomas and St. Croix during The
temporary absence of Consul R..
Elvers.
, 1884-06-25

Not Wv tEt - N'''
Berlin news states that Prince BIS
ma,ck's organ denies that there i
any intention on lie part OF Ger,
many Of interfering in the success.
sion to The throne OF Holland.
In the recent elections ct repre-
spmtativrS TO the Belgian Chambers,
the Catholics have gained Il mojori-
~ OF rhirry-foUr.
The statue of Bolivar, the foani-
er of the Venezuelan Republic winch
was presented to the United States,
was unveiled y"Ster lay in New York,
the presentation being made ny the
Ex-PresidrnI General Guzmau BIan-
co in The nnre Of VrntZncla.
LONDON, june 18th.-The stock of
sugar 1T The four home ports on the
l4th Instant, was 293,00J tons as
against $50 900 ions for the CORE
spending period last year.
Earl GranviIlc's note t. the Pow,
erS specifying the subjects to be
sidered by the Egyptian Conference,
declares thlt an understanding has
bean est blished between the Go
vprnmonts of France and England
respecting Il commission for the rv-
form of EgyplIan drbl.
The financial question Is left to be
dealt with BY the Conference and
the period required for an English
occupation Of Egypt upGcincd.
Lord Randolph Churchill in the
course Of a speech 1T f~ylrSbury,
severely criticized Mr.. GIadStone's
Egyptian policy.
1t is announced that the jubilee Of
Mr.. Surgeons birth lay is being
celebrated through England to-day.
A Dublin dcSpntch states that Nr.
OBritn The Editor OF the Omitted
~Ireland," has been sentence! to Il
fine of $500, for contempt of court
in connection with Il libel cas-.
New York June 2Olh.- Lord I'd,
mund Fi'zmaurice replying in the
House of Commons to Mr.. Andersen,
member for Glasgow, respecting the
proposed c"SSion Of the island OF
Pnt0s to VrnrzurIa, admitted that
Patos belonged to the BoroLgh Ioun,
Gil of Port of Spain, adding however,
that the Queen ha q territorial SOW
errignty over it. lie also explained
that The government Of N%rnczuela
has been informed lhat if the Other
questions should be satisfactorily
settled Venezuelan views regarding
Patos would De favourably consider
ed.
The Marquis of Harrington in re-
ply t" a question, declared TINT The
present English force in UpperEaypt
was sufficient to protect the country
in the event of an outbreak.
A Paris despatch that
tho Senate has adopted the section
of the Divorce bill which abrogatcs
the law Of 1919 forbidding divorce.
1t is reported that the King Of
Cambodia has transferred the admin
istratior of his kingdom to the French
Governor Of Saigon.
New York, June 10Th.
, 1884-06-25
N jscetIO ~ e o u s..
From the Spectator 81 May.

Mr.. Bourkp, the Baron tie Worms,
and others, raised Il discussion ON
Tuesday which drew an important
statement from Mr.. Gladstone, The
pin Of which Is this :-Ih4 Confer
cnce on Egyptian affairs will be
strictly limi,ed 10 flmcr. Commu-
nications are, however, passing be-
tween England and France; and
should they result in an agreement, il
will b. submitted for approval to the
oth.r Great Powers, though mot in
C0mferrnce." Tni5 agrcemem will
be placed before Parliament in
good time; and Mr.. Gladstone
"engaged' himself most definitely that
the prerogalivrs of Parliament, among
which we reckon the ratification IF
any agreement involving possible x
%penditure, should be fully respected.
1t is loudly asserted, and apparently
believed, that the object Of these ne
4otidtious is to create Il Multiple Con.
troll Of Egypt, which, in a political
sense, is nonsense. A Multiple Con-
troi would be a Dual outroI, already
rejected by Mr.. Gladstone as much as
by the people. There may, however,
be a mu tiple guardianship of the
BondhoJders in return for large con
ccssions; and from the severe fall in
the market We suspect this is the case.
A renewal of the pledge to quit Egypt
conditioualIy is also MOI Improbable,
and is, as we have argued elsewhere,
most uuwiSr; but il is to be frankly
submitted to Parliament and the conn
try before ratification. W Iat else
can a Premier do who honestly thinks
that Egypt would be a burden only
TO be undertaken on the direct fiat of
the people after full oellber"tion ?
We also want Egypt; but we do not
want to take it behind the electors
backs, or while they are ignorant
of the weight of The burden to be
borne. Lei the "weary Titan" know
il to a pound before he is asked TO
stoop his shoulders once more.
, 1884-06-25

himself to save General Gordon, even
sending bis sons as messengers to him,
All This means, we take it, two things.
that 'lle leading bondE. olders are n
little afraid that the expedition NAV
cost some Egyptian money, to avert
which calamity they would betrav
General Gordon to the torture;
and that the higher Egyptian Pashas
are growing disinclined to an expedi-
ton which might take the Soudan out
Of their an the Mahdrs hands.
The Nile is rising, TOO, ana General
Gordon may assert himself and alto
grther the new cue is to represent
affairs as so much improved that per-
hnps the Expedition is not required.
There is a manufactory Of lies in Egypt
somewhere doing a most successful
business, and we should like to know
who manages it.. Does he look to
the Paris Ring, or to Nubar, or to
Lrbehr for his reward!
, 1884-06-25
acknowledgements

SOFT btkjendtej6res hcrved, as
0 Gouvenrmentet for de dansk
vestindiske Ger har bemyndiget Herr
JULIUS THONANN til at fungere
son Kejserlig Tydsk Konsul for 81.
Thomas og ST.. t'roix under Konsul
X. EIyerS Fravprel~e.
Gouvernemcnts-S ekretariatet, St. Croix,
den lode Juni 1884.
VAN BRAKLE,
, 1884-06-25

Inc latest news" from the Cape is
grave, o"f not that we See' alarming
me Doer immigrants INTO ZnIuIand,
WIN the consent OF the Government
OF Pretoria nave declared Cete""yo's
son. I~'''lzu5u' h'n9 OF all AnIuiand
outside me reserve He Will be sup