Denton Examiner, Audenshaw, Hooley Hill and Dukinfield Advertiser. — 1876-03-11 (Denton, Greater Manchester, England)

CAILDINAL LNDOCHOWSKIS AT RONSU.— Cardmal Ledeohowaki, the prelate who has even the German authorities szteh a vast amount of trouble, had a long andience of the Pope on &fur. day. Hie Holiness is said to have welcomed him with these words," We rejoice with thee, intrepid j defender of the faith. May God crown thy noble aspirations I" TILLVSLLEBB DZVOIIRED The ' Moscow Aosette says that early last month a party of travellers, occupying six sledva, was attaoked by woleea within a comparatively short diatanoe of Moscow. All the travellers were devoured with the exception of one driver, who succeeded, thanks to the swiftness of his horse, in making bie escape. The viorims numbered twenty.three, bank:ding five 1 Jews from Lemberg, two from Cracow, three from Moseow, a lookamith, Franz Richter, ,from Leipsim _ .  seats was erected for the acoommodatioi of -the children belonging to UP% Saviour Ward Sohools. From the elaurqh, on either side of the way, and at regular intervals, were plamid tall Venetian masts, coloured with crimson and gold, and bearing aloft bright streamers, whilst festoms or email peenone were attached to them and stretched morose the roadway. The mast, were also furnished with shields— on whieh were inscribed appropriate mottoss—and small trophies of flags. At the City boundary, where Whitechapel oomniences, an elegant struoture, in the form of a triumphal &rah, had been raised. It stood thirty-six feet high, and bore emblazoned. in gold letters on scarlet drapery, the words—" Welcome to our Queen." Oa the side facing White. chapel the arch displayed numerous trophies of flags nd itood o'  and many gorgeous shields, which st- oat in bold relief. From the top to the bottom the wide-apses. ning Creation was enveloped in drapery, and deoorated with banners, Saes, shields, and trophies, the centre ornament consisting of the .Royal Standard. The lam, obelisk at the junction of Aldgate with the Whitechapel-road and Commercial. road was metamorphosed into a spacious pt.... Alien, from which trophies of a Gothic and olassioal obaraoter were suspended. Several Venetian masts were planted at the corners thereof, and these were surnmunted by a full-size representation of the Crown of England. The NUM of the pavilion formed a parterre of flowers, sad in the centre of the structure there stood a Venetian mast, forty-foni feet high, from vrhich the Royal Standard Basted on the wind. In Whiteohapel.road, a large Gothic trophy was erected, and in front of the hospital itself there wan another which bore the inscription, "I was slob, and ye visited me." The Queen left Buokingham Palace at a few minutes after eleven o'clock. Her Majesty was sooompanied by the Prinmes Beatrice, and attended by many distinguished members of the Royal household. The precession consisted of four carriages, each of orliioh was drawn by form bays with outriders, and preceded by mounted grooms in the Royal livery. The journey was taken in semi-State, the Q men ridirg in an ordinary and ben -attended by tate  the let Battalion or the lOth Foot, and ' _ Eve &mei= carpenter's, a German booloixidennemed I the regiment was gratified, when the cam. 1 Otto Mertip, and a weaver named Berphaed Schlegel, tapestry. The trout of the boxes, carried half round I anewered, " 0 Meh you had " The President man.li. the room, vexed with white cloth, and the 1 jested visible gigue of mental suffering.. paign was over, to 'wave the intimation ! from eitten,tbe rest heir drivers Them partioulare le Dr veiled overhead in t' i Mr. Belknap remain. in. hie own house, whieh ie that it would be moved to Gibraltar. 8a m e ?int a :Met e e Old i have been obteined from the luggage, de., sense •eaheee ~ . -.e Gib," as compared with India, is naxt door to I found on the 'ease of the attaok. I oof fiatteneg in , the breeze. Soar ' guarded by police. At tha request of his connect ho • - and yellow, nmeing lengthe cornice sad I will not appear before the, Police-count for a week, home, and the contemplated charge accord. I ,SereClLiff OF 4 SIIROEON's WiFe.—Zen inqueit , .ai„,. —e in graeeful festoon. in front or and afterwards the ease will be acted neon by the ingly was one which gave satisfastiou. Outfits! held at Seuthampon, on the wife of a surgeonmemed h,er gene,y, were a grateful relief to toei Grand Jury of the district of Columbia. Senator for the Mediterranean, according to the 1 Pomeroy, who had lately been strange in her manner. see. The pieties., ranted ,to the level M I Carpenter and Mr. Montgomery Blair are his counsel. .drat:r caul I; trey Gazette, had been ordered, ' She told her husband she had poisoned herself, and a stage wanearpeted with aid. The mi.,' da, , , Mr. Mareb has escaped tie Montreal, cad the proceed. when the authorities suddenly cams to the asked his forgivenesz. A bottle was found in her egyezed 3,4 th crimson cloth. A gergenuely.gilt logs are therefore complicated and necessarily de. decision to send the regiment home direct, pocket and half an armee .of the prussic id which 'W.-- chair of state for the reeeption of the Sovereign lived. It is said that Illir Belknap eannot be eolith' thin order being made hue en, the property !it had contained was gone. She died in an hone and ' a half. A verdict of " Suicide while in an nalimind was planed underneath ' a canopy, most taste. 1 vieted without Mr. Marsh's evidence. The Evouiee with •velvetedged of the battalion, in acoortiance with the cell ' fullydrapedwi, dark crimson Post says the Democratia membera of the committee state of mind " wae returned. ternary 'practice in ouch eases, was sold ' e, , „ ~ witti oh • amber fringe. '' Inaide -the canopy it have allowed Mr. Marsh to go after a protest by the the rjevin . g regiment, which happened to ! WIN SRAL beIiENCIL 8 buocusson.—rmame -nt lining of white satin foreed into boldrelief th : Republiman members. The Win' Offiee has keen a 1 _ _ Inc_ Grunt has • ted Mr. Richard H. Dana f • • be the 80:1..lhut once more the authoritiee i ' "ml" ' •• • Jr.,•, warm surrounding tints. Immediately to the right , offered gentlemen whose name. will not be pubchanged their mind, and the regiment, Maadaehusetta, Minieter to GreA Brttaus, so phew) of of the throne a leseer gilt eheir awaid the Prineese 1 belied 11the eocepts. Getieral Sehenek, who has resigned. The h i i e-e-ee -1 Beatrioe. The front of the platform was edged liftman these preparalion3 for leaving had been received aith general favour. with some choice exotic*. comprising the m ~, e. ' made, was ordered to 'remain at the Straits. te age m ....MPIECEbii OF