The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-07-12
FOREIGN NOTES.


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so., W nena.u ooy.. . pu.." y, ~" 80,
ye, cNs'eu ony III .anusu,'p. one .' s"e n,vs, y,
VIII soon oe eneraved ana NJ no ds'an' oW VIII oe
published. .
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Prince Of Iciningcn, TO command the squadron At
the Nore excitcs grave anI,nadvctsiou. lie is re-
rarded "a rcsronsible Tor q bluuder AZ sea which
caused loss v' nte some years aRo anu ofo"R" "poh
Some of the Afphan soldiers defeated on the
K,ishk have aupear.d A, Meshc0, and. according TO
convinced Of Inc superiority OF the Russian ar,na
over English troors, and the futiy OF any further
resistance 10 tne iorces OF 'he Whue 'haf'
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In view OF MS very slender means ana large iam-
lily, with no prospect OF wealth. Sir stafford North
s1rpr,sc' 4, il wlih"n, nrccndcnJ 10 confer mpon
sny rh", n rr,ne minister b,ghcp ,ant than a VS.
The extensive habits OF The officers OF the British
cavalry have reached A point where none but the
rich can live comfortably In n regiment, and the
consequence IL the British cavalry ia petng short OF
officers Luxury has been disnteprating ali branches
OF society and even lnbpriny the claws OF the
British lion OF late years.
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n7oe, wos s,x vcats and two ,non,hs' mon, Nav al
ls,p IN n,y a. isos the next lonorst was ais vears
one month and n,po ,,ays. from April q. 1soo. IN
June ., 1929, aud the third In point OF duration was
six years atd twenty DAYS, from March 4, 1874, 10
March "a, 1880. The shortest Parliament was that
Of 1906, which lasted only four months.
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.ooIe 70 u ,'.uoe' VI W. Na,i.o ouu, 'ne"pei
, SLIM, osr.e y, ~ o' , ane,e aIv no grea,es
Rrh, lion Sir Henry lanes. "ine learned md thc
witty as Thnckeray says Of sbandon did not dis
daln to he frequent guest OF Michael Bass.
Hero, Ia samp,e of chinese a,,vsr,,s,ny tho eco,,
=, m An. ,,.m,,.,,,,.. ~, ram,,., !" a., ,,,s ~.
NJ. w .,..a' "'s,.'". :. s"uou W ~ wv e"op
Inc shlng' prosperous IN the extremeo very good
ink; fine! nnc! Ancient shop, great grandfather,
grandfather, father, and scf made this Ink; fine and
,,,, ss @ rs 30 u golu Inc eye on tne uIagon
ike it,
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The Princess Iouse of wales nj the Ascot rares was
in ,,h,o ,r,,h ,yh,,. an, ,,na t.,,,,., mir. ,,,
~ ".us' wv. VIM au. oiue ooune,, wu.e pouice
A lady-in-w waiting In corunower blue silk, one IN
deep magenta with gold braid, and another IN black
added relief to one OF the pret,iest coored groups
any Of the greatdf Ascot rophcs Most OF The royal
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the portraits OF the Tichborne claimant are be-
ing eNn,bieu IN the London shop windows, and
mere is not tne sIignest suggestion oi the burly
"sir Roger with whose features, some dozen
years ago. tue public were so ianiiliar instead OF
tnc moun iace WIN the wrinkleess cheeks fringe,l
WV. WIN wnsSer, anu tns smooth eaboIaiey arranged
lair. we nave coun,enance scanned and lined, nl-
mosl SQUARE ln us CONTOUR. nearu and mustache
soaewnal towzled' ana head OF hair the very re-
cal TheobaId uubert Rurle. hoa assrmcd ,b,
of the olcs barope,c,es In ireland ,,e ia M. nov,
brother Int one TO MIR. Burke. tho Hinder Secretary
for Ireland, who was murdered in PhWniy Park OF,
whom the title would have devolved. But between
reSor ne H"'' in h % man she uie .neie nefveneu
chaplalp to The Temnest family jaannanrri IL ,rva'
teripusIy some eight ar nine Years ann and hence hc
10 "''''e" W "' "e"u'
"The Dramatic Students Is the title OF a society
lust established under the patronage of nearly all
tho Ion,on ,hootr,co, ,uapagor. he a nrm,,or -,
.ns nouon .ne..'oei I'a'i'su,s, " nonnper vi
Young ACTORS anu actresses, WIN tne OBJECT OF pro.
mot,ng .ne s.uuy oI uraulatic ltetalnre, and
especay OF prescnting .ne pes! tie acteu plays on
ne huge nue nIst tIepIesenlatlOn touk place at the
about thirty years Charles i.ambs's q Mr. H., and
Jerrolds 1.-THE Housekeeeper" are promised for
July.
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Ihe largest piece OF fireworks ever exhibited
was Witnessed recently ut tho Crystal Palace, Lon
don, by some thousands Of spectators. The new set
piece was six hundred feet long and represented n
aupnosad hn,,h.,I,,on, ~ nn,ar 90 ~ '. ,l,N .,a
aSesraaye ciiM ,ho sJir,, " ,o "" % Hne s,.e .ne
ncJ in NV ,rh, Ira ,vhi' @ nv sei, & ,, out
nee nt ton ,ronc,njs upn,cba, m t u, a sun @ wus .
sea being represented IN green iire. Tie sses I'M in
@ s 'nu t Vb Ine og ss couiu ue seen burst
aiso an sn"ounter hoiw o a, N, s", & = a mere was
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The colony of Queensland sava rho 81 t,mes.s
Gozette ia threatened Inv the plauue which en,o,o
the frutulest regions of the American linton win
impotence for generations: which led directly and
Inevitably to the most sappuinary and destrnctve
civil, war NJ modoyn ,,,nea. yhicn h,o.a ~, a a,,
nu wa, ~ ,, u..s mnyn uioke uP an olu
nu ham ,,, sov.e.y Mnu wnlcn AZ tns nay per,
anil no,itsca, fu1ra 81 ,h Ifn,,n u,, wy nocIai
pOr, d the Royal Commission on the labor ,rafc In
becn ong nteytninem s ~ rus rno Mcn M
trade have been onIv too inst rSc Mhlacp ,aor rS
svsiem "f Norti, onoensan!T 10 .,ao s d,,
v =, \, % it,,, system ~ Oh aisguIsen
iha, sino,e ex,en,on n nn uos, S ,n Su. viii ni
| African slave trade
The Peruvian army is made up mostly of Indiana
aud Cholos tas the mixed races arc caled) and are
| brought in from the mountains tied with ropes ga
| tran-load of these volunteers came In from the
country says Lima letter, all Of them with their
hands tied behind them and were driven into a cor
ral like 80 many cattle where thew were given mi
forms ami guns and nut through n conrse ~ snronta
ii ia of little Interest 10 the Indian on whih iii" no.
| fights for no knows nothing nhout the ,,n,iticai
tr0ublea or the country and serves anv "nrwnnd",
who hapnens 10 captnre hm ike n mg,e or a h"rae
until he is shot or rnns awav Thav ara ohe,,,ent
| traciable ami enduring and al,,n,;gb III tbnse Who
know enough will cmt en- hands an feet 10 own,J
aervce in tie army their n,ntinies aivava origirots
| with inc oi,lcers who are sDanish ''e'''>
historians, painters, AMI poets, says the Pal
| Mail Gazette, have reconstructed as best they
| can tho appearance of an Athenian audi
inc to have as co,npanon p,cture a dcacrin,ion nj
| the Athenian Chamber as il appcareJ a few dav,
| since at the opening of new Parliament 50 Free
aud easy Is now the Greek Senator'smotto. While
s h ~ ~, ~ ID snoutinR nln
| be seen in hot weather SHINING ysrin%s cnoiinyy
| drinks, which are served to them In the Chatnbel
much at a cafe, the buffet being Just behind the
Speakers chair. Smoking, too, Is not prohibited
| and II a speaker pauses for minute or two 10 Re
breath, deputies seize the opportunity to light tfe
| cigarettes at the candle In the tribune.
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| keIS' CTcufdI: VI recently saw some paper which
had been printed on az long ago as l453, and WA,
surnrised with its cxcclcnt ouaIIiv Iimagucd tho
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P"Po'o "e'o "'""0 a. "'o Pe"c"' nay '" c'oiy WaJ