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The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-24
THE OLIVE WHEELMEN
Secure Sanction for Bicycle Races at
 Elm City Park July is.

Secure Sanction for Bicycle Races at
 Elm City Park July IS.
 The Olive Wheelmen of this city yes- terday received the sanction from the racing board of the National Cycling as- sociation for bicycle meet to be given at Elm City Park, Tuesday, July IS. They have also secured from MT. Hubin- ger the privileges of the park for that date, On Monday the entry blanks will be ready and those riders who wish to enter the races can secure them from members of the club. Seven exciting events will be given and the track and everything pertaining thereto will be put in first class shape. For the benefit of those riders who wish to enter the novice race the information is given that any rider can enter in this event who has never won prize before, 1t mattering not whether he has been entered in amateur events before or not. A goodly number of scorchers are ex- pected to enter in this race. The first prize will be a $25 gold watch, the sec ond prize $15 in value and the third prize $10 in value.
 George H. Collett and J. P. Jacobson will ride in Hartford to-day. These riders are in fine form and no doubt will bring home some of the prizes to be for.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-24
PERSONAL MENTION.

Robert Mccarthy, son of MT. and Mrs. Edward Mccarthy, student at George town college, Maryland, is home for the holidays.
 Mrs. C.. w. Phillips of the millinery department at Ewen Mcintyre x Co., is spending her vacation at her summer home in Fultonville N. Y.
 Announcement has been made of the engagement of Frederick Ives of this city, Yale '95, to Miss Edith Wetherill, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edward Weth- erill of Philadelphia.
 | J. Edward Dennis, who was wanted at tn eBetts investigation, was in town Thursday afternoon
 Dr. Edward S. Moulton and his wife have returned from Zaruna, Ecuador where pr. Moulton had been engaged for several months past with mining company. Their baby boy was born | during their residence in Zaruna. Dr. Moulton expects to relocate on York street.
 Miss Katharine Moore of No F Brad | ley street will be married on Tuesday, June 27, at St Patrick's church, to Ed ward Mountain of Butte City, Montana. Miss Moore Is the daughter of MT. and Mrs John Moore and sister of s. H. Moore, the florist. Miss Veronica Noun lain of Melleville, Mass, the bride groom's sister, will be Miss Moore's hon. or maid and George Moore, her brother, will be the best man The wedding breakfat will be served at the house of MT. and Mrs $. H. Moore of No. 140 St. John street After their marriage the -,,..1 1,1 to hnir q Butte City, making the trip by easy stages, with many stops at interesting places en route.
 William Perry of the Hotel Savoy is visiting in New York.
 Dr. G. w. Osborn, Attorney H. T. Shelton and Vincent Peck of Bridgeport will attend the quindicennial dinner of the Yale class of 'S4 at Lenox hall, this city, Tuesday night. The dinner will be one of the most elaborate ever served to Yale class.
 William Nicely has returned from New York, where he has been for a week on business.
 The engagement is announced of Miss Charlotte s. Shepherd, daughter of Dr. George R. Shepherd of Hartford, formerly of this city, to Marshall
 
 Stearns of Brookine, Mass, a member of the graduating class of Harvard uni versity.
 Rev. Dr. E. P Parker and Mrs. Park CT of Hartford sail for Europe next Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs F. P. Barnes of Orange street, whose marriage took place fortnight ago, have returned from their wedding trip to Washington.
 Mrs. John c. North of West Chapel | street is passing a few days at Point | Pleasant, New Jersey the guest of her sister.
 Ex-Governor Bulkeley of Hartford, | Mrs. Bulkeley and the children have re- turned from California.
 Rev. and Mrs. H. Twichell of Hart | ford sail next week for Europe to be | gone through August.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-24

CAPRICORNUS IN A NEW ROLE.
 A flock of about two hundred goats, which are owned by the Benedictine Brothers at Mount Angel and are used to keep down brush and produce mo- hair, have lately been taking a great in- terest in the building operations now go- ing on at the site of the new monastery They skip about over the piles of brick and barrels of lime, and occasionally as- cend the incline to the scaffolding along the walls and get in the way of the bricklayers.
 A few days ago one particularly lively old billy, who has been in the habit of jumping on the tops of lime barrels standing on end, and balancing himself there, just to show how agile and level headed he was, met with slight mis- hap. He undertook to leap on the head of an empty lime barrel standing on the brow of the mount, and there being no head in the barrel, the goat went in, head first and only his legs stuck out. The barrel was upset and started rolling down the side of the mount, gathering speed as it went, it's trail being marked by a solumn of lime dust. The barrel came to a stop at the bottom of the slope, and after q short pause the goat backed out, his eyes, mouth, nostrils and beard filled with lime and his soul with disgust He backed away several yards, till he got his breath, and then lowered his head as if to charge the bar rel, but evidently thought better of it and slunk off into the brush and did not show up till next day.-Morning Orego- nian.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-24

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The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-24
REAL ESTATE RECORD

The following warranty deeds were filed for record in the town clerks office yesterday: Ray Leeds to w. F. Whit tlesey 25 feet on Brook street; Alfred P. Rockwell and Katherine V. Rockwell to Frank w. Pardee, Il 9-12 feet on Humphrey street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-24
TO PAWSON PARK.

Daily Trips By the Steamer Victor.
 The side wheel steamer Victor has been secured and will make daily trips to Pawson Park and Thimble Islands commencing about July i; time table later. E. H. Martin can be found at 1 Benedict building evenings, where ar engagements for dates for Pawson Park and moonlights can be secured.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-24
From the Pastors Study, Dwight Place Church,
 June 21, 1899.
w E WbittlpseU

June 2l, 1859. w. F. Whittlesey:
 My Dear Sir-At a meeting of the trustees of Dwight Place church, held last night, your communication of the 7th was considered, and I am authorized to say that they will see that the Dwight Place church bell is rung July at sum- rise, free of charge.
 Sincerley yours,
 WILLIAM w. LEETE,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-24
THE FOURTH OF JULY.

Societies or companies who desire to join in the parade on the Fourth of July will kindly notify Major Dennis Blakes- lee not later than Wednesday evening, so that he may make his arrangements.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-06-24

Grimes-The parson said to-day that cast your bread upon the waters and it will return after many days. What do you think of that? Burns-I think that's the difference between bread and umbrellas. When they go they go for good.-Boston Transcript.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
WHERE TO WORSHIP TO-DAY.
The Word of God. and Where You Can
IInlr IL

near II.
Court Street Baptist Churcl-Sunday
school at $50 q. m. Preaching at u 4.
III. by Rev. George J. Holiday. Super
intenden; Baptist orphanage. Salem.
Va. Preaching At 1850 p. IN. by Rev.
;. Y. Hosanna. of Persia.
Calvary Baptist Church. Rev. Samuel
Saunders. passor-Scrvices to-day Will
be as follows: Sunday school At $50
a. m. II. Z. Rodman, superintendent
ireaching at II a. IN. and at 1880 y. IN.
Aleeting for Bible study at $50 u. m.
Meeting Of Il. Y. z. L. tomorrow
night at 1880 o'clock. Everybody well
come 10 all these meetings.
Central NJ. II. Church. South. Rev. II.
r. Headlcs. pastor Sunday school 1t
9;i' a. IN. Preaching at IL a. IN. and
p. m, by the pastor. Morning sub
jet. Our Perfect Model" Night. THE
Saloon. the Poor Mans Club" Second
Epworth League at y. IN.
South Street Baptist Church. Rev. ].
D. Mitchell. pastor Sunday school. .: 30
Il. IN. Preaching at a. m. ana 80
y: m, b? the pastor. Eapti"ing ut the
close of the evening service Seats free.
y welcome 10 all. Strangers cordially
invited.
Owens Memorial NJ. E.church. South.
KEY. L. 7. Waterileld. pastor-Sundnv
a. m and 80 y. IN. by the pastor. \
speciai sermon at night to mothers.
Monumental NJ. l.. Church-Eishon c.
4: Galloway. of the Southern NJ. l..
church viii preach this morning at II
% ciock Preaching at 40 p. m. by
the pastor.
cour, Street Presbyterian Church.
rev x. u. ESgleston. pastor-Sunday
school. $3.50 n. III. Preaching. II a. m.
subject. The Sin-Remover." Yorne
People.s Society Of Christian Endeavo,
at Ola ~ m. Preaching at S y. IN. ::
subject. The Moment After Death.
seats free and cordial welcome to
All. especially to strangers.
81. fduFs Catholic Church. King
street, near Dinwlddie. Rev. Il. j.
i'rady. pastor; Rev. William y. Han
icy, ASSISTANT pastor-First mass at I
d. IN. Chlidren's mass at a. IN. High
mass at 1880 n. IN. Vespers and bcnc-
dict!on al 7:30 y. m.
DIVINE services nj Park View Rap-
list Church.-Sunday school M $40 a.
m. j.. NJ. Corbett. superintendent. at
which Rev. HOLIDAY. of the Orphan
age. Is expected to give n short address
III me sunday school. Preaching ser
wee nj II n. IN. and 7:45 p. III. by Rev.
II. T. Martin. Subject for the morninC:
Concerning the Making of a Cake: -
In the evening the Humanity OF Chris.
VII be considered. Every one cordially
invited.
Fourth Street Baptist Church Rev.
W. r. Fisher, pastor.-Sunday school
AT !:lo a. M; preaching by the pastor
at II n. m. and $50 p. M.
Friends Evangcllstlc Church-Sun-
uay school, 800 a. IN. Preaching. II a.
M and 7:S0 p. IN. by the pastor. Rev.
r. j. Hall. p NJ. Bible reading on
inc gift of the Holy Ghost Special
service each night dnrina. the wcc,, n,
E"o O'Clock. You will find a welcome
a. these services.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
REV. NELSON p. DAME.

y List Of His Appointments az ST.
Johns and Trinity Churches.
The following will be the order of ser
vice at Trinity and st. Johns Episcopal
Churches during the mission to bc CON
Quoted by the Rev. Nelson u. Dame:
Sunday. February 26;h. II Il. M. St.
Johns Church; 4 p. M. Y Nj. c. A..
men Only; u. M. Trinity Church.
Monday. February 2Tth. 1880 a. H.. 81.
Johns Church: p. IN, Trinity Church;
s =. N. -. Johns Church
Tuesday. February 2Sih, 100 a. M.
Trinity Church; y. M. st. Johns
church; u. M. Trinity Church.
Wednesday. March LIST. 80 Il. m. St.
johns Church: p. m, Trinity Church;
) ]. m, 81. Johns Church.
Thursday. March I'd. 7:SO n. m, Trim
lty Church; p. M, ST. Johns Church;
J.. m. Trinity Church.
FRIDAY. March Sd. 1870 a. M. st.
Johns Church: p. m, Trinity Church [:
y. m. 81. Johns Church.
Church.
sunday. March 5th, a. m. Trinity
Church; p. m, Trinity, mon only; s
r. M, ST. Johns Church.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
A NOBLE VIRGINIA WOMAN.
One OF the Kind Identified with Vir-
ginia'S History.

Major j. L.. Wright. of this city, re-
turned yesterday morning from Balti-
more, whittier he went to be present
at the committal to their last resting
place OF the remains % his aged and
sainted mother, which took place last
Wednesday evening. the funeral SER
vices being conducted from the resi-
dence of his niece. Mrs. Olivia Ct. Top
ping, No 1907 Covington street. Thus
has passed away another of the an
cestry of that brave. sturdy, loyal and
patriotic race. which aided in laying
the foundation for the glory of the
Old North State. ana for the indepen-
dence of our nation. Mrs. Wright was
the wife OF Wesley y. Wright. deceased,
who was the originator of the world
famed Durham smoking tobacco, from
which has sprang the thrifty town.
Durham, y. C., aud from which untold
wealth has been accumulated by sue
ceedinS manufacturers. She was the
daughter Of Major John ". Holland, of
Franklin county, this State. who served
his country in the Legislative halls for
twenty years in succession, and who
served on what was known as the
Magistrates Court for thirty years.
ana rose to the rank of Major in the
war of 1872 she was the grandlaugh-
ter of capt. O. j. Holland who com
m2ndcd company in the Revolution
airy war for Independence. She was
the mother of three children, seventeen
grandehildren. and three great grand
children. Her husband and two sons
entered the Confederate army and
were in almost from start to finish,
the only surviving member of her inn
mediate family. Major j. L. NJ. Wright
being only l3 years OF aye at the time
OF his enlistment FOR thc Southern
cause. She was loving, faithful wife
and mother and a devoted Christian
as she lvcd 50 she passed away. in
complete faith that on the g,oriou.
resurrection morn she will awake in
the image OF her Redeemer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
SNATCH TIIEF At w0aK.

Yesterday morning n lady named
Mrs. Jackson. who lives in Brighton.
was buying her mari,c;inc in the hucll-
stcr market. TWO ncSro boys saw her
when she paid for same things. and
their eyes fc!l longinr!r on The purS p.
They waited until the laGy 30: out on
the street. One Of them then asked the
lady 10 allow him 20 carry thu baSlie:
nome. and before she had time to an
swer tho other boy grabbed TIE purse
aud ran off. The lady gave an olarr
but the boy maraCcl 10 make hs ce-
care with The purse containing about
$40. There 10 n number of these little
thieves that hang around the market
"nd aw'it an opportunity 10 steal any
thir~ they cnu get their hands on.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

On account Of tle illness Of the prin-
rtrn witness for tho state in the case
- ~" Commonwealth against Horace
T.; rca. Who stands Indicted for fell
coy, the trial WAS POSTPONED.
Commonwealth rs. Hi Mccoy. appeal
from q jJsticc; dismissed.
John H. nnsse;t qualified as admin
'strntor of the late W. g. i,1vcr ia bond
Of $500. 'thr appraisers gpnomtcd were
". T.. carney. r. l.. Gviilin. Hnrdy
Duke. John T.. pcakc ard J. s. Wright
Jr
Carlo O. small qualified as admins
iratriN or Edward Small IN bond of
Stco. surety Msry T.. Owens.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
Y n @ \ SrrNDAv

Three meetings viii be held at the
y. NJ. c. \. this afternoon. ~ 1 o'clock
Rev. Nelson II. Dame will speak to
men only on an important theme. SIR.
Dame is gifted speaker and a large
audience is sure to greet him. The
song and prayer service. lasting for
thirty minutes. viii be an interesting
ana helpful feature.
The meeting for boys will begin ut
> o'clock The White and Rcd choira
will sing. This is an enjoyable fea-
turc % this service.
The Bible Training Glass will meet
at O'Clock. Subject for the after
moor. Jesus ana the Centurion"
All mon. and strangers particularly.
are invited u attend these meetings.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

Last night about $50 o'clock fire
was discovered in the Kitchen of Tho
sevcn-room frame building of Wills
Darden. colorcd. The Ready ANA Will
ing Hook and Ladder Company. col
ored turned out and 'eS,iaS dished tho
flames. The roof Of the kitchen was
slightly damaged.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

depot in this city is appreciated by

the people.
Mr.. w. b. Daughtery tells you in to-
days issue that lie has all the spring
styles in hats on hand for both men
and boys. He has the Dunlop, Alpine
and all other styles. If you need any
thing in his line give him n call.
Justice G. w. Rustic last night sent
colored man and woman 10 the coun-
ty Jail for disorderly conduct.
Much speculation Is INDUCED in by
many of our people as to the price the
ferries will bring when leased at pub
lie auction next Wednesday.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
REAL EerArn rpANe1nr.1e.

II. II. Gree Ct ~. to James Il. iInlgh,
81 al. lot on nor.h side CT Nelson street.
80 feet east OF Sixth street: $ic0.
sam i. W.gg to Annie NJ. Wig, lot,
with buildings and improvements, west
side Dinwidde street between Glas-
gov and North; g..t.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
DsEIf.

ALLNCND AT the residence of Mr.
Andrew S!veitsor. her son-!n-law, corner
South and Pho streets. Friday. tebru-
airy p; 1922. at a. m; Mrs. liAk<iAHt:T
AnLMOND in the $50 year OF her AK.
Funeral services from the residence
THIS Sunday AFTERNOON at $3.50
O'Clock. Friends and acquaintances are
invited to attend.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
DAUGHTERS or AMERICA.

The charter members ana al others who
would like to unite With The Council OF
the Daughters OF America are requested
to he present at I. o. q. T.. Han. Middle
street. MONDAY EVENING, February
-, IT O'Clock.
By order OF Chairman.
1t {. Z OIrT1'lrN.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
THE PARK VIEW RAprIsrs

There Will be an entertainment given
at the residence Of Mrs. Lewis Morris
Wednesday, March LIST, Park View. for
the benefit of Park View BAPTIST
Church The, following program has
been prepared.
MIR. jeremiah Pike, old man from
Eat 80. MIR. Clarence Mellow
Mrs. Susannah Pike. his wife ..
......Niiss Annie Elliott
Mary Wilson, wealthy niece e. 80.
$50. Miss Lena Tabb
Arabella Wilson. wealthy niece go.
$3.50. ........ Miss Fannie Morris
Algeron Wcstneld. Arabcln's beau.
...... Mr.. Marshall Overman
The costumes are striking
SECOND PART.
Piano luct.... . ...
Miss Ella Morris and Miss SAL
lie EUrtcn.
Humorous recitation .... ...
49,. ........ ....Miss sadie Schools
Violin and guitar selection &C.. go.
........ Messrs. Feelc ana Montague
SUPPER and refreshments Will be
served.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

THEIR WORK IN WASHINGTON
Tie committees which loft here a few
days aso FOR Washington In the inter-
est of the eight hour law. vas expect
Cd home Yesterday. but Mr. John j.
Kin" was the only member that return
ed. He said that the committee had
hce't--fTftt 71tiy ut work, TTTf- that moth
inS had been left undonc. They had the
assurance that tie bill would come UP
In the Senate, on Monday. and for that
reason The other committeeman re-
mained over and would use ell their
efforts 10 get the bill through ana felt
hopeful of its massage Mr. King said
further. that there was no prospects Of
acting q hattlcship built at this yard.
ms all of them would he built by con-
trt ct. but he thought that il the bill
mentioned passed it would be n good
thing for all tho yards. and then posi-
bly, we would he rcco~nizcd
He also said tina. there was still hone
mat ore day next week would be given
to- public buildings. and if so. he
ttou"ht there was q possibility that
Portsmouth would secure building.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
B0ARDERS WANTED.

Two or more gentlemen can secure
board and nicely furnished rooms In pri-
waite family including bath. &c. Iocu-
ton hrst-class Apply to
fc23-lw icr; london street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
STOLE a HORSE AND BUGGY.
Two Boys Take Possession Of Mr. T.
II. ('nIinn hnnLl,.. llr-....1..

TWO BOYS Take Possession OF MIR. II
T.. Cattcnhead's Property.
Friday afternoon ur u !,
head. who resides on ,ho Vas.lr.,
Branch Drawbrjdre drovr :, ~ ',,,.
to see his wife. who is siclr -,
of her brotbnr Nr A,,Ir t w i'"iIle
on North strcoi on l,".v. JEG w 'il.'tns.
destination AIR coi,onhnai3 ~. ~
and left HE bnreo ma h,,,, -. ,,ou
In front of the rcsjJnrco a,nilu',,s
two colorcd men who cav ~ 5 49,
STANDING unnitor,;a1 ~ .'c D't
jumped and awov ,how 1roro h my
a good time Mt some ora oi.a,s ~.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
SPECIAL MEETING.

Seahoard and Roanoke r. II. CO
Office rorism nth. Va. Feb. !. 1881.
A r. THE REQUEST OF STOCK
IN holders holding more than onc-tcnth
OF the, capital stock Of this company, a
special meeting OF stockholders viii be
held at the Office OF the company In
Portsmouth. Va. on TUESDAY. the eth
day OF March noNt. At 10 o'clock Il. III.
10y order OF the President.
WM. W. CHAMBERLAINE
ff.-tu Sl.rctNrN.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
s. GOODMAN,


Cor IiiFh and WASHINGTON slrccts.
a 1rrENTloN.. l. Q. Q. F.-MEMBEEs
!. @. q. T.. are requested to
assemble n their HAIL GA MI 800.
die street. This tSundaN Az - 49,
TEliNOON at = o'clock Tor INC FS
purpose OF paying tho last sad tribute of
respect - our deceased brother. JOHN
STOKES. Sister lodges and transient
brethren are requested to unite with us
by order of the y. g.
DIV .MjHDEN.
1t Recording Sccrrtury.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26
EVFNTS TO-lIOppOyv

Grimes Battery. Virginia Volunteers.
Portsmouth Le3lsc. No. Ii. X of p.
Chesapeake Lodge. No. 1850. * of II.
Ttdcwatcr Lodge No GG |. q. q. T..
Portsmouth Lodge. No So, y. L. O.
Ell;s.
Board Of Health. Council Chamber.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

Try our 15c. hoys' black hose two
pairs for 25c. Heavy ribbed Charles
l. Wclton & Co.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

will have for sale beginning to-mor-
row. Il special sale OF MArIi%G r5r enc
week only.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-26

worth Sc. Sntccn 1'ndrsirts 5oc. and
!Sc.: Near silk Understands, Csc. ana $l.la:
Dr0ss skirts, back and co!ored. 600 10
$40.
Agents for Mccall Patterns.
Come carly and secure good bargains
New-York tribune., 1899-06-11

.oinsd convincing proof Of ThaCkeray's enob-
hsbness Exhibiting his cigar, that had been
ci,-sr - him by the novelist. he asked his in
,o-locutol TO guess what the donor had said
,r Offering It. OF course, Mccarthy could not
guess and his friend proceeded with an air Of
trjuriih.-"Wen. Thackerays words to me were
these. Now. my dear fellow. there is a cigar
which know you Will be delighted to have. be-
,o,,se L is one OF a box that was given 70 me
~ a MARQUIS Now what have you to say?'
obviously. il was impossible to say anything
that would explain to the poor man how Thack-
erav had seen his weakness and was making
fcD ~ it, The unsuspecting victim Of his irony
vent about telling his story to every one. ana
A,lrirg 90 fix in some peoples minds that false
and silly idea Of Thackeray which has 50 often
been given currency by o1tuse writer's. For We
do not doubt that while some We're quick to
r.rct.l, Thdckeray' : Joke, there must have been
many others stupid enough to take the anecdote
as evidence Of his sycophancy. We might go
or indefinitely, repeating the amusing things to
he found in these "reminiscences. but We will do
no NOR than point out their wide scope and
the u'easlnt style in which they are presented
We regret 70 see blemishes in the proofread-
inc. several proper names are misspelled We
note also one error. Abiding TO kossuth's visll
10 London in 1851, our author says: Lord
PaImerstcn. in particular was determined not
70 commit himself 10y any outward marks Of
homac- 10 the Hungarian exile" AS matter
Of fact recent publications show that Palmer
s,on allowed il 10 be semi-officially announced
that he was going TO receive KOssuth and his
feuow-vatriots and Lord John Russells per
emptory letter protesting against the indiscre-
ton only resulted in the following retort: My
reply then. is immediate and is that there are
limits o. all things; that do not choose TO be
dictated g. Us to who may or may not receive
IN NY own house and that l shall use my own
discretion n this matter. have not de-
tened YOUR messenger five minutes Ultimate
y whom Lord John Russell and his cabinet
0omiiue5 o. reason with Palmerston. the latter
agreed not 20 receive kOssuth but that was
very different thing from ms being, as Mr.. NJ 70
Carthy suggests. determined" in his proper per
esn L. avoid showing homage to the Hungarian
visitor