Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 20, 1878, Page 3

THE CHICAGO 'TRIBUNE: MONDAY, MAY 20, 1878, fine figure. fe ianbout (0 years of nfl Com Depulies of tha [mperlal Diet are afplomatic friend had thia Interylew wit alrendy present. Theso sre somo of the detalls ALL EUROPE AT CROSS-F'URFORRS. of tho nroject na it s now being consldered by Friend—What do you think of the Congresal | the tiovernment and discussed by the prese. Langnau—I look st the matter like ali those | Whether it will lead to snytbing “may still be chief-eles o will lve Jike anything that fa renewed; his eternity will be “mixed fn all changing forms of tinie, In all soclal neceesitins af the peoole, will it over all progresses. and his word will become the codo of the Chriatian PEACE OR WAR ¢ who Invariably prefer the jewels of the bride | during the day passengers were compelied t durlag the honeymoon, have revived o practice | wait untll scveral trains had passeG befare which to omit In somo countrics would be to § they conld get scate. Goine to the show gross rudenesa and fgnorance of the | Crystal Valace at the suburban depots customs of socety. When the youne peoplo | thora twas a general struggle to el Inlo Trndess \WANTED-ONE 600D FLASK-MARER. ATTL At Chicago Foundry Compnny, corner Reafiol Views of Ambassadors and Statesmen who have dne regard for the publlc gooa, doubted.™ democracy, remaining the commentaryof the | have reaton to expect an - addition “to f the already crowded cars, and hundrecs i 9 ACCUSTOMED E in Bt. Petersburg. Eriend--Meanwhile Austria hns shown some ———— Gompet. ! it ciraor e huabana Js freated with amost | wors compefled finally to'abandon the aitempt. | ¥ R i g TOMED opposition, has she not? THEN AND NOW. In that book of philosophv, history, theology, | crucl kindoess. e ia not allowed to walk or [ to pet to the Palace, as the tralns were all e hen sho did not understand * NENAL- Russia’s alins. Now that these nims have been secretly exulained, wo ought to deaire s pulic | Fosltlon Taken by Democrats In Congreds ae explanation, in order to dispel doubla that may to the Canclusive and Rinding Natura of hava arlsen over some secret conyentions. From the Decislon of the Klectoral Commlsston this point Austria desires the Congressin her | While the Resotutlon for the Creation of Fmployment Agenciess i NV ASIED-4n EAILROAD LABONERS FORMIN. nesata: X0 for Mistourfi lighert wagre paid ¥ per weeky 40 far cleyt g Ve marersy | sabinetmaker; free fare, J. 1. BPERDECK & CO. 1 West ltandolpi- D600 R}, City extension of C. & and politlcs, there {8 what we alwavs find In Victor Ilugo’s books,—the chiarm, the smile, the flight of the dove, the ]o{ln! volce of children. I never knew a more simple and more dread- ful drama than that story of three pages, There fa n mixture of flction and truth at which we run, he may mot hunt, he may not cat | crowded before they reached these statlone, dare, lest his son should prove n coward, A)lhou?)l the rosid conves the nassengers at o nor pork leat he bo sensnal, nor chamelcon (8 | speed of about twelve miles an hour, Inclading areat dainty) lest s character turn out_unata- | stoppages, it Is by no means a pleasant mode of tle, The unhupny man Is confined to hls bed, | conveysnce, capechlly fur Indies, it might and when, after all, his child §s born, the | have "been worsc ycsterday than usual on ac Germany and Italy Neutral---Austria as a Sphinx---England Wanis to @rab Egypte own Interest. Trat Commalation wwas fnder Disoassion in | Ahudder, and after reading those tesribie verscs | tribe of the mother comes down, breaks tho | count of the numbér ot tralns, but the atmos- | gy jontal H BTt was corvipenitunes e Tork el onde_Then you will go into the Cangress | Gomsrennr o ahudder and atier reuding those Lo Y | Satvery. fears ub the piants i ihe wardem Killa | phcro was most stifiing from tho was cmitten | 15 er s 10 fond savomil hab R URa, May 1.—I have undertaken, | Undecided) Neww York Eeening Post, Jay 1 istortnne, and. whether or not the man who | the piz, cartlea off the furniture, such o4 it Is, | from the locomotives. We were ail glad to gep | CU.. 229 80uth Fater:et. 81 PrT2asnuRra, May 1 h' Langnsu—Ifow can we dicide until we know There {s now good resson to ellove that it fs thus feels the angulshes of others can ever re- | and steals the firearms, bowe, elubs, and apears, | to thaend of our Journcy, and cuncluded tlag Miscelinnecons. {hrough the sgency of & friend, to fecl 1he | yomerhing definital ROUod TR . Oimagination! Power, strength, melsn- Savages on whom this hard life tells had | we had enfoyed about as much of that species of VWAKTED=A gooD « watchiman st B pose clioly, despalr, unceastug fever of thought, im- mensa waves which ever roll In the brain of the oct! Which Is best: to ba Tlante, Buakepeare, diplomatic pulse with regard to the difficulties petween England, Hussio, and the other Pow- ers Interested lo the settlement of tho Eastern l"rluml-An‘ way, vou wlil sustaln England! the fntention of the Democrats who are man- Langnsu—Who knows! Who can be assured | aging the proposed Presidentlal investigation of anythinz now that toe compllcations better eonceal thelr Infirmitics. If they do | transit as we cared about during our sojonrs In not, the doetor arrives, an awful fizure, | London. clnd fn the skin of #beast, and hung about icken | nut to confine it to a simple exposure of fraudu- — from day to day? - | Mitton, Victor Hugol or the shepherd who { with all manucr of grisly odds and cuds. He ! g ent Sestion. 1t 18 not enay, evon whon it 88 | "EenT Syiliuot Austsie follow Englana as | 100k Precticn il o view to sccuta the punlah | icjiiiice bis sang withont undeestandin it and | beats a drum at o ‘edide, e dances and MENTALLTY. W RO e o WOl Al peaceful and pleasant ln politfent circles, forthe | far as licr own pretensions go? ment of the men who wers gullly o wha looks Indifferently on the trembling leaves | howls, he tights » haudle of cvil-smelling herbe, care of chiliren. ADply at 119 Bonth Green-at., LangnatWhy should 1t bosol Austeials | practices, but tosssall the title of President 1o gucs fnto an enileptic fit, and then declares | 3ind Not Dependent on Draln~What 1n Tt ordinary newepaper correapondent to sccure ac- of the morning | Immealately, not buund 1o any one. Austris sy makesn | fHayes and to remose bim from his office, Mr. | _ When llenry de Bonnfer wrote his aualysls of | e isa done hils Lest, and sends fn his bill. 1€ Dependent Upon \VASTED=GIRL, " FOR GREERAL IOUSEW 01K curate Information, and In times Mke these, HD:W juid A n 12 Hugo' e ork by m fami) by ‘mrist. be o i ment with all the other Powers, and then Mr. 0 d- | Hugo's work he Telt o great commiseration for | the patlent recosers, well; if not, it ts necessary New York Tribune, Y B family of 3 miutts: mnt % whe Europe seems to be raating upon a vol g1 h all ¢ er crhy hen | Potter, in refusing to accept Mr. Hale's amen: "IGRA“"""I i Bnoel' g P , well ah st be 8 Kood co wahe Foncr, sntier, Industrions, and falthtal,and ha e refereticca: 1o 4uch 8 gooa h juck &t 3 1, incoln-aY. - Nurses. “VAEW"‘I'EX;I;IPLFQP:;I;. AGRE] LR Au“zm- comer Laniity ar-and Farty:entin o et . _BATUATIONS WANTED L EMALE, Donycsticss ITUATION WANTED-AS A GOOD COOR, WABII- v _cr, aadironcr, Call at 31 White-at, City refers eneatirenuirea. JTUATION WANTED — A% 1O ey N reamerante Sl wiman Qoo Fetors ences. Apply st 137 ¥oulh Green-st. Teaye England to her obstinacy, ment to his resolntion Monday, sald that ne Friond—Tuat would be sightly dsngerous on < i necount of your geograpliical position, aur- wanted the l:nmx:flun conunm‘llwlflnrlfil and rounded as ‘you arc by Germany, Italy, and Loutslana. I seck,’ he sald, *tvinvestigato Rassia, all thres of whom would not hesitate to | the frauds which became operative, which wero make you a vietim to thels territoris! greed. succesafully carried out, which were effective.” Langnou—Onea in accord with Russiz, wit whom alopowe linva tho slightest contest, o O courso If the punishment of unfaithful State should not hiave any eare from any other source. officars {8 all that {e eought, the lavestigation F:lcn:;il:‘ (;ll.' (’1! w:r. \vlmnuzcr it may be- | of alleged fraudulent practices need mot be “3," you sre not sure whera the bullets’ will | confined to any two State The Democratic atop purpose was made stitl planer yesterday by tho u:‘,‘:-f'f:w_n“ mo frankly It you refer to course of tho Democratie caucas In voting by a l“muu’;Y g5 and to Italy. large majority to table s resolutfon declaring taly's most vital Interest will fn- | that there Is no Intention to disturb the Presl- to torture to death some one who has bowitched The views expressed at the Washington con- him, perhavs his old sunt or grandmother. | vention of the physiclans of Insanc asylums in- Aftirall, If the sick man dles—and ho must Bt y fasa "a' pretty o) copetitution ® ("'he | Qieate somewhat the course of sctentific uptalon surelves the - mediving tnan's visit—the | 85 to tho functions of the brain. To the poets funeralis made most uncomfortable to the | and to the pupular conception, the human skull wmourners by licathen etiquette. Inoneset of | will long remain “the dome of thought, Polgnesian Islands the food ia prepared with | ¢po palace of the mind," To the student of ',"'l’;l'::flf“c-h,é';' e ',‘,::“"'.r,‘;g",;l'“u;"im';"‘":h: physiology, the seat of the mental process has Viands with thoir hands, but must sit with | been gradually narrowing aud receding, till these folded before them. An officer then | finally Dr. 'Clark, of Toronto, tells us that no comes round with meat Io a jong spoon, and, | satisfactory evidence proves that mentality Is siter utterioz & mysterious form makes & 6 5 B et tho Meouthy Of tho hunery porson,. 11 the | ocalized bevand & focal polut ot the nerves at cano, U!plomats are doubly carefnl in conceallag their affairs. I therefore utilized tho services of » gentleman whose matlves would not be suspected, snd he has reported the following conversations, which, held en conflance, may b (akep 08 & fafthful reflex of tho views and (houghts of all those now engaged in the ncgo- glations which are to decide the questlon of peace Of WL, DARON JOSMIRI, OF RUSSIA. Paron Jominl, of the Russian Chancelicrle, i the right arm of Prince Gortschakofl. To aur ome. Ap- readeraof * Lo Pape ™ will bo drawn In an abyss of sdmiration, terror, and sadness, togetber with s keen acnso of what society should b, Q. Devans, WHY SAVAGES ARE SOLEMN. And Reason Faough They IHave, as Ex- platned Nolow. London &aturday Rerlew. __Inserlous circloa it {s still believed that all ‘Germane think and gay much the same thing, and people talk vaguely of *dangerous Ger- | Jo o i yoraiong, it th d touch ti the base of the braln. Wecan better apprecate | — "0 RENT—I! sriend be spoke with conslderabla reserve dur- Langnau-—] man notions.” Persons not quite so unsophis- shot fs stralzht, if the spoon ducs not touck ml‘xf Ko grest ia thischsrbirom 5 ENT=HOUSE! {og thele conversation as follows: duce lier to remain quiet. dent’s title. ‘This voto 1 pronounced a wire | Vo0 PF G b ints of eerlous :&lu check, or lips, ur nuse, theoperationts repcal g ormer vicws, If we Bouth Bidos But If the attemnpt falls by ever #o little, I the | compare with such o conception the notlons on spoon does not vo direct to the mark, the luck- ! v Tess mourner must wait till all the cooking ceres srlilch vhrenology was based, when the varlous HAOnIoh At performud afresh, and hen the | ateeitiutes of mind wore sapposed o display feeding begins auew, and perpops otice more themselves In the “bumps® of the skull, snd, fails, Ly consequence, toreside onor near tho cir- I Nicolas Antoino Boulanger hnd considered | cumtcrence of the orzan within, If the new In detail the etlquette and ritual of the barbar | viuwe are to be accepted, much more than 3 plre- 3‘;."c‘)£‘":.,‘:d,3:5 n“:g‘”‘l’h‘;' :;"'ffl:‘,'_,"’:""h‘gc'fil“'l‘l%{ nology must be sacrificed. Braln-power, the bave scen that the memory and dread not dependent alone on Fricud—There stil) remalns Germany. ono by the Democratic journalin this city m}i:fl :‘3’,;(.,:::;9." m}:ly‘);&:s. aud Frantd, which has been most active in demanding the ight. —F fnyestigation. zhfifimytmnm L IIKE fi" by moyigk | l\\'mlz :m-lnuruo:? l.!la clnlr‘l{nnzufllfuiu% it s =TI ¢ mteresting to recall the position taken by Dem- qull‘:t.‘;‘“:l':n.'“ll:l slv.?n 'n’f.'u'"}fil"‘?&u‘.“’m"if.‘.} ocrata in Congreas a8 to the conclusive and Knows where the bullots may strike, You will binding haturo of the decision of the Electoral agres with e that, if they reach us, they may Commisston while zllln remluuandlut dt‘n res. reach Fraocu also, and awaken her frou lier ffiufié’é&fi %":":;L‘.‘::h‘::: yader l"-“.-‘-,I‘;u‘:g sloep of neutraliey In spite of bersell. But we ot o Introduced In the llose RUASIA WEAR AND UNDROIDED. Friend—Daron, what is your hope for a Con #peak of the French weiters of the last cantury riend—Laron, < with similar laxness. They talk of the philoso- phers and the encyelopedistes os f all-the ohl- losophers and all the swriters §n encyclopedin were agreed on most topies. I may be admit- ted that Nicolas Auntaine Boulauger (1722- 1769) was one of tue excoptions which prove this rule, if rule It fs. Nicolas An- O RERT=t1aL PRAILIEAV, 28TURY AND basesnent awell froat, with fufnace and modorn Yo Y R o S, ey Butinlug, 364 Denrsorea, oy AR T[OJEST-A SETORY KNG, DAFEMERT TRICK hullding tone-front),” No. 538 afichizan-ay, g AT lodie d P 0; -] 'Y g N A 110 RENT-$3~THREF-STONY AND BASENENT brick ousr; gas-0xtures. farnace, etc. 107 Draxel- baulyvard. PETELRYIN & BAY, 168 Randoiph-9t. prss! Joniini—T do not despalr of sceing it meeti we have made enough sacrifices for it. Friend—What do you mean by sacrificost Jomini—{ count s sacrifices the acts of a na- tion that conscuts to play tha conquered when 1t s the conqueror, and when it 1a not obliged to arg wandering, tolno dId mot exclalm, like Rousseau, Mr. | of the flood was & auperfluous fiypothesis, | the size of the skuil's contents, Probably also, e 8 coursd acvo by s own faults. - Biacs tho | SR to rotarn to the Congreas. of corosentailves, W' tira ek to, U5 | Gqucers, aod tho other Ybougtitul menq O | Wlat cirlit humarlst would lag | e oF shats il Tolny thoss: of North Sido. fall of Ployna our *dircctors™ havo only done | Langnau—Ithinkit will certataly nssemblo. | bate I ion witls that debata 8, that | bow biessed to bein & stateof maturol” Ile | 1 by mersfil e, were on Ute bolut ot Lelu | glz0; people with high foreheads will galn nio 'TOREST-ITOSTONY AND BASEMENT MAR this. TheTreaty of Han Stofanols & biunder; lfillcnd—g”‘dl:'um‘f e o Jono cananswor | thedecision ol tho proposed Comunlason was | was rather struck by the floom than tho mirtn [ $haved with o atono rasof before oltis (9 11 | reputation from their frontal expanses, and a | sidcsicimined throshoug rent 640: AP el AT L 'Twlm“.:fid C«".:E'fi”fifl:”}'f 4%..'}'&“‘.!:5.’., that 21‘&:.":10“. EeTs %0 universally accepted ns final—as being v | of tho patural tribes whose customa he ob- | Theso vast numbcrs of recoznized relatives are, | head aa low.crowned s that of & Mound Bullder },o = o ost.Y N ot 1o luve mida the Ban Stefano | _ Friund—Yieanwhile the Austrian Goverument g;gv,;;l“r'gg“‘;;‘55';,}:,;’.':_‘{,“,‘;';’;},‘“{,’,“‘,’, tho | served. Looking sbout for @ causo of thelr | perhays, not the lesst of the discomforts of m‘l:\‘]’&m"‘“d wibafull averags supplyof | L/ 1St S aiory hea asements phide. S08 1y £00d 168 Treaty, and to hiave <one into Constanflnopic CfifliluHU! W i';’.'i"fi‘:‘“ia :33;): clrcumatances {t | conswned ju discussing fts possible failure to solemnity—the solomnity of races living, as It | savagery. ¢ Aelleet: S sdintitod that tssess abme fatlh sut, CHARLES GOUBMAN, Hosm ey, 116 Washington, withthearmyl It then they | wonld e eriminal nob 1o bo ‘roady for every- | Pub sn und foreser 1o tho disputedqucstion, Alt | were, fn an age priof to humor or wit—he hit STRIKES IN FRANCE hard to_explain under the old doctrine. Dr. e, M-{;lgfl'}?fl‘;fgg;?;“’m - ul!(i’.hnvu!nlg"l wyon | thiug. The Democratlc specches made agalnat the plan | upon the Deluze. Buvages rotaln traditions of NUL, Brown-Scquard described, o few vears ngo, 8 | T ORERT=IN EVANKIOR MY O} RESIDERCE, ol settiement weredévoted to argumentsagainst iume uxienmivery known of all thy | thot the Democmtio ate n elec O iomatie porsonages Pailding at St. Potersbury, | ond that bis titio siould not b questioucd. o The constitutional question was fairly met by fll:rm'fifs‘xlufffi',:fl‘,’\fi?“ pramineuce o Parls | oI orate who defended the plan of sei- d their bellef in EKULAND AIM8 TO POSSESS ROYPT. tlemeut, and, white the aflirmes i Fricndero you tollove fu the carly meoting | M. Tiiten's eloction, thae i cll:f‘)"nu;!luh'imi:; of the Congruss for the discussion of tho B :‘yzfi:“:gl:m act 1ba e ! “'?;’:‘}"r'?.fl'”é‘.‘-"x bollove it will meot, becauss ‘Mr. Hunton, of Virginia, oo of the framers overy sensible person desires it, aud, whatever of thevlan of settlement, said: *With such may be the real fntentions of Evgland, it Is ::‘:b“;""""‘l" S::i‘l"‘:fl“:\‘ll‘é"?;‘:‘;‘;fig Wlu“:;u 188 e . :.‘c‘)l?t.w ho other Powers that shic stiould adlere P A Pprovidence was on the sids of tho Friend—As, you ses no roaaun tothe contrary, heavieat artillery.! In this cass victory will be ) the slde uf the stronger case.” you Lelleve England, thon, bos ulterior inteu- | O EH0 ‘mg. or Vi “"If;m Mt “the chlot the Deluge, ho #ald; they are always on the lookout for & uew cataclysm, and this damps thelr wmirth and chills the genial currest of tlelr bilarity. s Tise flood certaloly was a melancholy event, but to attribute the grayity of savages to the flood Is surcly to seck an explanation far afleld. Whetlier they do or do nut live, like uncon- aclous disciples of Dr. Cummings, In dally expectation of the end of all things, savages have plenty to saaden thom. Like tho often quoted Weddahs of Contral Ceylon, they do not soe what there s to I-mfi Readers of Mr. Fentmore Cooper remember the * pecullar sllont laugh' ot the {mmortal Hawk Eve. As a clvliized belug, e did sco a pood deal thCook Caunty, having all the con® 2-class houao [ tha ciey. | wiil rent for years, either farnisicd or unfuratsiiod. or yarvaln. Al othor homes aud grounds lorze number of cascs where peopls who had Printers’ Strike In Paris=Substitution of | Jost half or more of their brainy succoeded in ‘WomonFrench fitrikos Huo into Poli- kcepluzgulle as much sense as they liad over tlcs. possessed. This was partmlly explained on Zanden Ners, Moy 1. the theory that cither half of the brain may It London were afflicted with a strike of com- | perform the functions of the whole. But ther {nstauces were related where the full positors, the consequences mizht be serous; | Sront "eanatn. a but the Parislan compositors have been on tho “‘e'::lwhmn olvu:xe"u‘r‘:ln.' Yffiifilufmhbfl strike for moro than a fortnight, and mewspu- | the cerebellum, the litle Lraln, to fail back pers and books appear s ustal, ‘Tho reason of | upon. A great deal of fuith has beon pinned to “this Is that fn France trades-unfons hava nover | (e cerchelium by scientific persoss who hase been allowed to take any development. The l\‘{’,']“::l';h‘.?nu;fifrogn(’;:f;kn "‘,:lfm “{:,':”“ng{; compositors of Paris lave thelr Unfon, but it | mortem cxamination of a paticnt who was inter- Las no connection with the Unfons of provincial | ested in the news of the day, coaversed intelll- citles. The vase Ia tho sam as rerards oll the | Eently ou politics, religion, and sclence, andwas sea the whole situntion; what has been done for {ho retieral {nterest and for tho benefit of each.” This would bave beep & tmuch better position for ue. Friend—Itow will the trouble endl Wil there be peace ot warl “Jomini—I om placed so that I can know all, 1bave nll the negotintions tonttend to,and vet, hauestly, J camnot pronounce which, I lose my jutgment tu tho midat of all tha hesita- tions uf un#, Lhe dumands of nuother, und tho fully of & third, Thisls, most puosltively, all 1 know, Friend—Au revolr. Jowlni—1 particularly request that you wilt speak to no ane liera of all I have allowed my- sell to say Lo you. T IENTN o nice Quthie, hous barne and grounds atti born-az. oum; o hed. C. B BROWNE, G0 Dear- TO MENT-ROOMS, _ South Niaee [0 RENT-ROOM3 AT THE AFTON TOUSE. 71 T OuysS Siontoarsis s smodonn eonventonces, 55 centd 081 pec day: &4, .00 10 §3 per week. e JMISCELLANEOUS. AOCKIOACHES, BED-BUGS, MOTHS £XTLEM nated by contract, tWarranted, Article sold, Ho examioed free. A. UAKLEY & CU., 189 Washlnaton- well-versed in English Mterature, vet bad suf- LORD LOFTUS, RNGLISIZ MINISTER. tionst mers of tue plan of settlemont conslated 1 tho | 1o jaugn &t ns an adopted savage, b other trades. 1f o Unfou In Parls sought t0 | fored from s disoase which had wasted awa; 1D GLOVES. Lond fottus,the Iirtal Ambuasador, fsabout | - ¥le TRl Y OB, war T O e Bimds a cortuin auaranioy of o 8ato | bmew “fho . danger of Holsy chackilug, | €nter into partncrship, even fur mero pocuniary | sidoof ber cercbrum and the other slde o e Ko tyears of age, corpulenity with a amoothy fucss | XESE T i vo mouths, : 3 apcedy deliveraugs trom tho military nest | A Toud rosr mIEbY startte the deer or arouss | purposcs, with & Unlon In the proviaces, it | corobeltum, il nelther was of one-fourth the matter e gmay oves, aud_grut bk ? | Friond—War botween whoin} oF the Goverument. ‘Tho succesaful candidato | {he attontion of the hostlle Mingo. Ou tho | would becomsa in the cyes of tholaw s *secret | natural size, Buch mstances seei moro cot- 25 ;;:;";rfi?;l e tonowing. bim to talk somo- | NEFR Between ltussla and England, yiilbe n("i‘::““;“é%‘afgg’;‘“\‘} g 10 the peucetil Hhole, a joke is scarcely dm:{lm Jaking one's | saciots," i would bo dissolved, and its officers dlusive this, the famous experinents upon hse celyy i, orms af - ¢ o one’s handa for, an o Molican who pigeons, in wh o s not ouly survive it JRITALY OLDS TiB KAY, PFrFu;v.’l—Wmu will be theattitude of the other publican system of government, " iggled on tha wm_m'm tmight expoct ta leave would find themselves in prison. Strikes can | e cxtirpation of thelr entire ,,m,,,,y but evey 8 '!:;l Friend—Englaud 18 reproached for saxloz | PQWORel 5 of it was during tho war reconuty [ ((AMr. Npriager, of Tiinols, sald: *There can bo | fiis Gcalp In tho houds of onomies who did not | Lardly succeed uoder such clrcumstances. A | regained, noparently, thelr normal senes and Lo what sng dues, nat want, aud for remeliiu | nded. The situation ds thy ssme, ‘Chord b fittle differency between m‘fi“f‘"' thils dovlsion [ fndulge in the sense of bumor. To nscribo | UnfonInono city moy scnd cmissarics to the | cadacity after the lase of o feir wecks. qualtties, sflent as to what she really desires, ‘Can you | o e R ccaney AL thie Kind which lias | tob¢ fiual upless refected by the two Houscs, | tho gravity of * nature-folk ** entircly to oue | workmen in another, begzing them to joln In 1t 1t be conceded that the mental faculties ro- l"‘“ ot wot @ve mo some {dea as to herrcal lnton- “g‘ o l&':la I \ear; thero has never been & | 20d ‘making ft final when concurred in by both | cause, whother that cause boa lively memors | yupe but, as it cannot 'ise’ coerdutiite slde fu the focus of nerves at the buso of the T sV a o [ustrosuiad o wars thero sy torer boch b | Housua, bocaue, st mo_molitcal yasty ean | o h food o o lively dread of lucklog enc- | (UG vt o relom, 18 £0- | brain, ther will be luss dificulty in obtatning o Loitus—\Ve liavo the preponderanca u tho | Cougress foF W8 SERSTUNE § e b oionof war, | &ford to ga befors the couutey ater rejecting | SHeeCwonid bo. unphliosoabical, and unwarthy | 9ucsts will only be hesrkened tolt couvenlent. | correct uotions sbout the lusect world. Fu lo- e eatiro world, wnd wish to metntalu it O e e e thoro wii | the Ouding of tuts tribunsl. It will bo eifectusl | of thc ago of Mr. Horbert Scacer. It s oasy The provincial composltors, who earnca less [ sccts have any braius, yet many of them~—as, for e Frlond—{t s an_oXigency swhich might bo | | SRERC Mo rar engaged,—Logland, and final.? e sy, | cuouzb in ail conscluiice o discover 8 host of | thaa their brethren in Parls, haso been coming | instance, Sie Jobn Lubbock's tnis “huvs sound, toweat 3 olmmissiol = | tho Iroquols, or e otiento! wou! L] ants of ut querica hol racts of land ao Loftus—Our aflenco speaks clearly enough. | Euraoenn {fi:‘i‘;’.}’fl"’,}gn!"{},.,',‘.’,",,,."{},'é‘,l,'u",‘},';,':: ot aint Of irreiularity of {raud " | odd if they dld. take & cheery view of existence, | '8Y 8ad it somawhat lard to obtalu eaiplo- | waze successful war syainst man when he ot perrect N e R W5 louglugto ulio Cantincats biar L o Yar | o Mir. Laswsr thought that o lave salécd 69 ) conatderlnc the sart of e thoy sk tor tham: went In the Capital when they abandon the | temntsto planta residence on their domaln, o dangerous n question 50 slmply, so calmly, and Deat, oa b wus auriog tho last yost, vy | 50 Juatly was o bighest tributa that cobld bo e \hish you beltevel pald to thuse principles of constituttanal Huerty "::l:m;-lc\vfil Seniy i the words of Prince | Which have ‘trained the American people to sucn Bismarck: Tha result will bo just what might B possivility.” i pe ‘Mr. Harrison, of Ilinols, safd: * Wit may :’; nex‘gt‘!’?‘lv:;lém‘v““l g\uvfi\mr\’fifi h‘;flfl‘;u"(:'x'{ bo tha result of 1ts [the Commission's] wurkivg upon tho asvirations of the two distinguished f{,‘f%‘,’:&;’fl,‘f :f:!nt:fi’;f ::,'mf{m?:lu;ggnf"""’ candidates for the Presidency I eanuot totl, aud F sclves, and all that, in tho dark places of tho carth, man hos done with man. ‘The uatural miscries of the barbarous lita have often beon dwelt upon. They are s com- binatiun of the scamy side of the gamckeeper's profession and_of the gypsy's business, witha vonslderable dash of “the’ discomlorts of a uper lunstic uyh\pn without keepers, Asto lie exposure, cold, wet, hunger and thirst, quarrel with the masters. 'Iho printers havo | Big bralos, in that case, are powerless agalust also resolved to cmploy women largely hence- | no bralus. What, then, may be asked, s tha forth, and this will have been anotlior result of { use of the organ in question, If it does not serve tha compoaitora’ strike. It is found that women | as the seat of the mindl Dr. Brown-Sequard's do not quarrot readily with their bread and but- | auswer was that the brain, like the hand, dues ter. and that {n all the light work of the print- | the work of tho mind, asit ls orderod; butis shop they aro as clever as men. Well-wishers | the fnstrument, not the wotor, That view of totha cause which Miss Emily Foithfull has so | the matter sumicests ut loast ona scnsible pre- apiritedly undertaken fu England may poasibly, | cept: if our brain: mere tools, we should at Loftus—Ha must be dull, {ndeed, who dovs sot understand thls, I I’vllcml'—ll not all this for the purpose of galn- oz thine Loftus—Time will never bo wanting, Sup- posng thut war wero declared now, could we not remaln for months witliout ¢ven firing o shot? Who, therefore, can compel ua to coms menes operations one day more than anotherd PANIG KID GLOVE DAPOT, 04 Btate strest _NIORSES AND CARRIAGES, XCLUS! 1. [N Al BT R SR COUPE RUCKAWAYS, . CURTAIN HOCKAWAY! DERLINE CABRIOLETS, DROUUUANS‘:DW“' VICTORIAS, o that, to my mind. Is its very best foature. It i3 | tyavelersand moralists huve had plenty to eay, | In snother ten vears' timo, iave tho geatitica- | nll events keep them In good order. 3 31"3..‘;‘Ji.’.{‘..’ifili‘é.'.‘fflfié.l‘“i,'.‘}'11’,'.‘5 W dream er‘:;d—" it o “‘-‘:‘-’-fl el Iiflé‘l;:{'lflnd'l alm, "‘m’\g“ }“fmn“} ‘f’ """é_‘i?" party. Toe tribunal | They lny aroes m:'tl\‘m Liruelll- iy éfu;y}u& \lg‘nc:l!‘ r:tl?':‘r‘fi é")‘; :;:;kw‘(',l;"tl:'_" of the priutiug 5 TR Trimmed whth {mporied, cloths sad l;r'«‘»?cr‘?{mfn ¢ 1 de 11 . - o o falr und honest.! - 1 8 Wor! ho fuvel g o en, br urable galating )o the fashionshie colors, Fricud—But an nrmy wiznt react India? Friend—tlenco all lior fury ugaltat Rusala- Yt O Brien, of Maryland, safd: “ Pence can i T el At Rl A i | “When vou talk to s Frenchmen of socleties | of fi?‘?:‘,’ne’:‘zffl&mfi -3’«?31":3.371’,' Tor "HiLE PEAROVRN ) & ;:"“":3“"“‘0'“’,;‘;{‘l::c‘:’l':gf:“;;’:"m;"'f she may | only be sccured by & decision of thy late Preal- ¥ 0 » deutlal election which will zuarantes to the o ¥rund—To rocapitulato, thot, yul belove | qupan of tie Prosidontial ol that b s ot 5 regardod as o usurper by a tmajority of the bg d:%“»'”:‘:“““' aftor all, the Eoglish will ov- pegple Lo tla el vota e th bl 3 r. Walker, of Virginfs, said: * Whatevor .‘fl"‘—""‘d"""l” the result may bo, tho Amerian poople will bow Frgndletists etaro l tu rospectfut obedionce,” Nigra—It soems to me tobe quite sufliclent. Mr, David Dudley Field, of New York, sald: joFriond— Wit wlit o cho atltudo of iy | w it havo thought i ({h aubjcet undor de- ton ] beyond question within thecompetency Nigm—You uave learned, I supposc, that, [ Ofek i ey L e erke b | LCouroasiwasauratbat It thapropoisl lan) views, shc foll Lack on Ucrinan mediation. vae T tbe, wil folfow thas Empire. in the | et méttiod of cteapo {rom an lmpending caurso [t may adopt. The tone of the discussion in the Scnato was b““i' ‘The pains of o savage Legin when ho ls a baby. His or her head is strapped tightly to board, which 1s worn tlll the skull assuines the fashionable shape, now flat as adesk, nuw clezantly peaked. A baby {8 rather lucky who has all this trouble taken with him, fur bo may bo usod os balt for sharks or for tigers, or, in a very relig- {ous family in 8an Domingo, may be sacriliced to tho local idol. Supposo the infant fs * taken up," as the Romans signlfcantly said, and at- luwed to llve, he has a comparatively easy timo till ho reaches the nzo of 14 years Theu ho beglus to_bo counted man, and the religlous, and soclal, and military ceremonies which onswer respestively to confirnation, Loftus—1t would require o good deal of Syane? for that. Destdes, an expedittonary coros, whatever fta strengtl, would cncountsr ditliculties of w1l kinds, including lortillcations, whivh might be alinost instracuntable, Frignd—That ls'n consideration, certalaly. Tt 18 sald, tio, thnt you nre awnitiug thereorzaniza- 1lon vf the Turkish forcesl Loltus—We have no nced of any aliiance, though we slull refuss uo offery but ln the present temper of the Turks auainst us their allance s about the Iast thing wo crave. But there Wil be othwra, Fricnd—You nust mean Austrial Lottus—Austria will by forelily (mpelled ta an alliance with us through clreuinstances, snd tandard (n strle, di ty, At 3 oy i i sl PUICES TO CORIERPOND WITH TilB N0 EECOSD GRADE OF WORK MADE O SOLD. ADHOT DOWNING COMEANY CONCORD EXPiiKSS Waalso linvon large variety of fnteclaag secand- DN Carriages, cORAINNa 10D MR M0 Lo, DisiIeS plessure, sud specding K] FOUDE, COUPO FUCK. Away, citchiivn and half top carrages, Concord oxe »1'wagon. and many otlicrs i sell exe Ceedlngly cheap, ke the Forreaters and the Odd Fellows, which | sore Jungeand throats, aud o cortain curative for "uclmn thelr‘ ‘l‘n?nbe‘rs [ nm‘ hundl;rd‘llmulnn \I{i o anawors $hat sich colossal associations wou! TR T TR T TR be {mpossible In France. They would develop BUNE BRANCH OFFICEN, Into political eaueuses, and tey wild exporiments | T QH0L, T AGTRAL Qe have enaiiatied n thu way of Comimuniam, 0 trades-unions, § iave extaliiishie B ot ik e s | Il haeris ot S e un s tag Ty . ATlowin the workinen | Fiice st ERATeAAL i et Ouica:and wii bo eeehve fullowing tho sume trade fn one Darticular city, | Uatii¥ o'clock . m, during tho week, aad untily p. . or comuitine, to combine. Wheneverthese gon- tiemen have bees tn mfuwer they have quellad strikea by the cffzctual but ultlnately rufnous process of making soldlers do the work of the strikers. When, (n 1863, the journcymon hat- tera of Paris struck, an order of the day was \LAnflE STOCK OF RECOND-HAND PIANOS 2\ Cor sale’as very low prices, tocloss tham out. v, o cd: o a octave piany, 8 K1 - nctave planes 0103 racr of ted-at. UK. Jeweler, Newsicaler, and Fancy cur coin atricnlation, and jolning a regimeut, oro of | read hyull the barracks of Parky, and the garr- W others will come to us. Prlend—And that course will bo—— the same, no_one guestioninz o ouv way the tho most pelutat kl’)d. llglmf‘ onerully ro- | suus of the environs, setting forth that soldiers 7 o 3 Friena—An to Frneel Nigra—Cawpluto uouteallly, o e, G O s dotislon. 31t, | quires thnt. tlia bOY OF girl shall. stéal away | Wwho Wwere hat-tnakers by trado infgiit bave feave 5 ST e 7 o Loltus—\Vhen sho coines to 8ea our power OENCLEFLD, VRRICIL MININFER, Tayurd, ot Delaware, dofending tuo nroposed | futa the wilderness, build a lodge of foreat | to 20 and work, ou coidition of ueconting the 0+83, Dy 70 feet on Adameat. | thera wre ’E oo which will be steikingly manlfested, Frauca will Uen, Letlo, the French Anmbassodor to tho | Comufaslon, said: I have failed to discovor | boughs, and lve fn sulitude aud starvation, | poy offered by the masters. Mauy, of courve, 1§ aeil all for $15,00); thre la o W11 sell on ameil payments, If required. i lave every futercst In tivowlng hersoll fnto | Imperial Court of Russla, roturncd hers o fow | whereln auyvthing is surrendered. What power | When the lad s almost dead with hunger and | Jutn ed at tho proposal, tn order to get o few | Ler property 1o buy furan {avenmeut iy Chicaguy g, W. W, RIMBALL, corner of Stata and Adams-sts. uar arsn, and beforo shio is doreerd 10, perbaps. | daysazo afters tedious and sad journoy to | yhat botl Houses should possess is withhld! I [ thiray hio generally muuages to sce o vision of {vceker hofiday. 10 that same year, 1505, thero | 9% dowitia FNTION 18 CALLED TO THE FOLLOWI i $% -2 i) down—This 18 he handsomess white wisn strike ninong tho P'arisish cab-drisers, | stote-front dwelling oo '1 15Ide: 3 rooms deent nuil azatn soldiers wore pressed (nto services | finobarm: stune etene sldewalks, and oyery modern this time {n such large numbers that the strike uvoiikntyile Just Soilinl, and)s Deec clat b cameto sn end {n less than a week, Weo have 0 pof f00t—-1,08 A2X130, o0 horiheast corner of Hal- Canty this o rufuous process, However, because | Med sid Matnertsia, 1 1f tuis (s 0ot a hargain, 1 da no 1t sows ll-will between the uriny und the worke | M taiTS00n /% o ek awelitng, and tot 295125, iy cla u."uml the Jrult of such camity ap- ?:‘kuing.:umr;m houae cout $3,000 to bulidy Touk at puars vil wars. & - n the repression of French strikes, and wo | ¢ AINE 3N T % caunut clp thinklue that thils part {s not a falr E,'.'.“ toved isluess s e Dt oue. There wus o Lig strlke at the Creuzet Eoottiae: &2 WENT & JACOD Wil o7 Rvasbina: fron Works In 1870, another near 8t. Eticnne n | ton-i, 1573, nud now there {s ane amane the miners of Fnll da\l.x— #2.500—81.000 - DOWN —BIPLENDID Decazeville, On all these oceasions we linve ot "“.'.""zr "‘""“,‘} Laru, and lot, oo W fo sa Friend—Wuat of Genuauyl Loftus—I do not know If she will be for Rus- #la. You may rest ussured that she will not be sainst us. Friend—1¢ 1s pretonded that sho will profit by the war by taking Holland und Autwerp, Loftus—We shall inow liow Lo provent that, Trepeat, no one hus th fatntest idea of what wo cun o, Friend—Now, telt me, do you belleve the Cangrvas will weetl oftus—Yes, Friend—Aund after thatl Loftus—It wil) bo us wo may desire. Eugland ouzht to remm, aud witl realn, what sue s, the preponderatiug natlou. She will continue ¥ CALLED TO THE FOLLUWING undett, Msson & Hamlin, Estey, smith, Cook, Carpenirs & Co.. Yriuce, Cinte s e T T W. W KDHIAL{:. ‘coroer fim(:’md Adams-sta, 20(‘!.””“»:( AND OHOAN Franc, whither he had beeu called by the ‘sud- | (ig not, know whero the compromise cau bo, what den death of vug of Lis sons. Thy” Czar has | yrineiplods surrendored. Tho bill intends to reat reggard for Gen, Letlo, und it 4s smd to bo ¢ B this wocount that the Genorsl rturas and | DON<e 7 houest uljudication for the righta of resitines his post, nowwithstanding thie varioud Mr. Thurman sala: “This is thoact of the rumors of o change irhich bave been brulted 1n | gy ruu,“,_.,. and g‘hl. bli) contemplates nothin, dilomatie elrctes provivus 10 and during his | glesaud 1eis just as mueh i a conatitution nisence. Leflo s o tall and somewhat spare old | gouso the act of the two Houscs and the declilon wantlonian, very nusvous and excitable, yet full | of o two [louses as if bothof llouses wore of of jollity at thmes, notwithstanding his ad- | yhy samo political complexion.' vanced age, and aifcets the tulitary more thaa | st Whyte, of Maryland, sald: *I shall hatl tue diploinatlc iy his geucral domeanor, thie doclsion }o( the Comuilsulon] as 8 heavenly PIRST TIlH CONUILESS, TILEN PEACE, wnessage, uiving us peaco in the land and qui- Tho followiug conversatlun occurred between | yde, untll wo shall provide Ly somo constitu- Qon. Letlo und my friond yeaterday coucerniug | tjonal smendment to prevent the Tocurronce of th situation s tho East: this unfortunate trouble.” somio sort, or, if not, by fuvents an exporlenco and roturns to tho trive. He 1s wolcomed with tho enthualnsin due to a converted person, und §8 hencoforth & momber of the savago church. 1f he goes on sceing vislons, encouraged Ly tho muccess of his flrst atteinpt, he takes rank 88 0 pow-wow or mediciieman. No pros fesslon fs morg lucrutive or-imore respect- ud, s tho scer has a abaro do all Jands meted out, 8 word to say on questions of peace ad war, and a large peresutavo of property of wlio have been tortured to death as wizards and witches, It Is not, however, glven to every one to dream dreams, and tho ordinary savage i oxins to taste the full blttorness of his TO RENT Ol FORU anle on ihe nost favorabl 5. . IS AL L cufier RIate and A tawmpsts. FENANGCIAL. TADE ON DIaSUNDE, WATCHE: A e b Rty wim . 133 et . itouin 5 aude, Katahiisid 115 §11 PAID FOR_ OLD ~GOLD BILVI Aoney o loan on watches, digmunds, ant valiutl of every description et UGS o wid Bullion v 00 iass Sludiso 5 ireen o C30L 1\ Byuse AN arD oIy UL he DUt . XD, THovin 7, 170 Madis ou Io has to wuxpcse himself to | teard of wholeislo urrests belug made on the b " Ltien (Heeuaed), 0 tablishol o, Bruily to wish wliat sho now wlshes, all that re- Friend—Do you think the Congress will be Such was tho spirit i which the Democratic vohntary tortures umw to atare for | churze of picketing. Men who had not taml D NigErLy Busts oy s1 AN UPWATDS GAN Iates o her power aud interests, heldt ropresentatives f the poople fu_Congress ac- | hours at tho sun ¢ ho iwishes to take | any threats to detor non-untonlsts from work- = AN buliad inexchusge for currcucy st s couatlad: OEN, YON SCHWEINITZ, GEUMAN MINISTER. Lefo—Yes, flflg‘w whiat they say, copted the plan of settiing tbo Elcctoral cou- | rank s nbrave. The proctieal jokes of modery | lug, but who hud llmtl)' been found pleading AN REAE ESTAT. Ruol of.cue Tl e BTARI SO Gen, Von Schwelnitz, (Jerman Ambassador, (s Fricud—Aud what do they say( troversy, Do thoss representativos now think the causs of tho strikers, were charred with reciments are atienuatud survivals of these initiatory tormants. At Lbe a0 Whet & younie Englishman begins to be & dandy, a youug native of tho Admiralty Islayds “is, also ex- {;cclml to poy attcutionto the docoration ot is person. {n his cose, howover, the words must be taken in their most hiteral sense. 1t actinlly 1 his poraou that tie sdorss with - Iald cofors aod a bundred wruceful patteras, worthy of the best days of Greak pottary or of Celtheort, His back, arms, sud legs aro carved with volutes and spirals, the Koy pattern uu- circlos bis neck, uis armorial bearings are chastely engraved on chicat, wold pius are stuck, uot ito his scorf, but iuto lls lmbs, sud movemeuts ars humpered by fotters of seawnclls, The ecifect, u €0 veurs of uge, hias white hair aud g lonwe Fray mustache, with o very probounced Pruse sl oir, wnd Witen abroad aud attired In uni- form you would - almost huagine he had been aryed out of woud. Jls method of reception very wliablog be fs tho leust rudo of uuy of Ll Yrussion predecessors, 8o that It 18 jucoscly #ald of bini, ** L {8 ulmoat amiuvle,” « GKBMANY NEUTRAL AND WANTS PBACE. Fricnd—You nave hitherto condusted most of the nevatintions, What do you think will be the resuit? Schwetntz—I think it will be In conformity witn the desire of tae Uermwan Chancslior, Fricud—\What Is this dualrol Beliwelultz—It bas been suflicicntly demon- uriFuL LOT e, 7 milles from TEs " GAN 1 N E. 3 rreucy st tha countlyg-rooin_of tho gll.v’n. ) ot giolo ex Tribune Comu Letio—Thoy say that tho Euglish Govern- | that the people will pronouncs it just, or advis- ment, on thu onc hand, and the Ruastan voopley | able, or bonest to Alarezard the rosult of that on the other, desfre war, whilo tho ltussian Gove | gecision, to make a nuw precedent by which ermment aud tha Engllsh poople arw for peace, | Prosidenttal titles will ever aftorwun! "bo sub- Thus thure are two currvuts slmilsr tu cacn | joct to the attacks of an opposiug party majorl- country; they aro slnply reversed, Undersuch | 3y fn Congress, aud to plunie the “coutitry, Gircumataicea peace ulways provails, for 0y | owly recovoring us 1t Is from the effects of fools wake war wlen they ean o otharwise. many ovil fnuctices, Into the very oxcitument Friend—~Then you belleve n thu Cougress | und partlsan discard which the Electoral Com: Neat, aud peaco afterwant ! tnlssion wus pledged by both parties to rumnyel Letlo—~Yes. France, Austela, Italy, and Gerv | Democrats way try tho expeelment of u.-mnfi many desre this, Wo stand four uxsiust two, | nublic oplnjon on this question, but they wi without vounting Turkey, which ought to huve eyuusl, lated i1t Toadl snough ot wnr.—lmlr' e gt tie "u‘talt‘l:»mwlvu gricyously disappolated in the ll..abhl in » Ifi:qn‘wu:. “;th?t‘lnauui 1:&»-“1\':\:; e —— weyer mlscolevous the nteations wi whicl Do oy Ve athicr miy bo accuated. g THE POPE OF VICTOR HUGO, rioting, whitst othy + whu wero straugers to thy distriet, and who bad gome to do u @ little ngunlfmt fn wu amateur capaclty, were | lvcenta. THA BIROWN, 143 L adjudeed guilty of the mors deinpus offense of | ya0R WALE-£30) GES THOIT p;: tlcal u'l_:um:nu?i. A }‘x;uxl:rh 1lllr(kn uuxlnguh::l\v ‘l:D.D" "'f put st seven; jutntii vhera L stiinore alwavs gets mixed up with polltics. Ha the 018, 1t crossess it s One of the nicest tacts o 2 i 1le rout depat ui n o iioa oty aid 0 ths peualtics of {npHson- 3wl went a deprivation of elvil aud politleal rights, alnng with police supervision for o number of yeuars, We cannot call to mind any French | 3o BALE<153 ;ulk'u whl\m has :uaulmnl fou mu‘?uu;l vietury '1: a“"‘”lr'n luth-at, 85 0 or the strikera, overnment takes alurm at Lol o i 3 The firat aigns of combination, and tho mastors, | Aad 2 milestraum bus Lourt oer ls WL NAKS 00858 being backe:d by the whole streugth of the ad- | publle m.n.\,? I n TECES IN PACKAUI rrency 8% couating ool of « Bou 4, ¥l CaBN-FIDELITY I X159, 08 Dearinora: _ MUSINESS CHANOES, - EXCHANGE. A STATLE ook ATy ol OF BAEt BOSIR B TS s et Taioring. sk o 3 e S itreas JONN HENIY, Dox 105 Faaporte Tnd. o 3 Hits, witti v Y iy Adhress ock-Hox £, Foutk TR BALE-on 1 LTS o wh e i ey ur a0 sere, 1. U, BOYD, lovin 7, wilund-av.i & o Unlui St b i and 18 free from incuui Y i e 1 u wirated that ho neans peace. ‘Editor of tCtay be fraukly aduittod, 1s destrable; bui | ministrative wechanism, naturally decline to | 2oy duwa. batucoat wuer vent. “Lwiilacll 1t | opySiun the { Friend—Unlesd, accordiug to numerous state- | Friend—After afl, suppose the Congross To the 16 produced attér moutbs, i not years, of me | wake concesslons, for one-thind (e oF Friings o, Srcandy, - Uoud ressons given fof solliog. Adiress 1), meity, Ucrian, fu the Congress anly s | should break up o afowl Cncaao, May 10.—Tho laat work of the great {'fm‘lg Dulti, Lot any miember JE%he “Antt. | Bomo Fronch sirikes hove ended oddiy. It ;::‘u.m'.:ii.“,...",.x‘ ity a ooy sote ooty it | Feurla, it st SR R R t ny wmeans of galnlug thne. Schwelolta—Why pain timel : Priend—in ordar tu prupsre for war, Beweinttz—WIith whom t Fricnd—Tue programme for tho. unification of Geruany, accoruiug tu Priuce Bismarcic, Is Dot completed [ its entlrety, for it is hotorious that tau Austrlan provinees, Jolland, ete., etc., ::’mupnrt of this prugramine, which canuot “:tul'mul wmmu‘vix the uniy ot nl‘nnun, l|;m1 "f“' Cyer may 0 people agalust whom they will bo direeted, b will be Germany tnat wiil 3 h:mm—-’l’nu English wud Rusalans would fights | poet was fu his largs brain for along time, m was i partial strike among sime cafe walters of Uy tnber, #ud Gt an_ acro nf.vnm’fihui’; s sl Friond—Aud the othorst Yarls that induced the late 3., Daval to cmploy | 4% genced v pibjien wotncn #8 waltreases i tho numerous cheap eat- down, | Ing-iouses which ho cstublianed, and_ his sue- k cessors have kept up the custom, The care walters bave threatenod to strike moro than ouce | - % sinew thon, and always on that vexed question ot 1““" 5. the pourdolre, o taX upon the customer, which [ g 2 muslers havo been unxious to abollsh. Boww | oyg vears ago, it 18 sald, o number of Parlstavs who | J'PIS Wera hubltual froquenters of cates resulved to | ontne take the watter into thelr own hands, and | & Vacciustion Loaguo think what the fecliugs must ba of 8 pereon vaccinated for years all over the body, This te but u fecble way of ex- pressing the discowforts caused by tho de- mauds of savage fashion. Man, belng (in a state of nature) tho valucst ot anlmald, dovs 1ot encolirazs womau to tattoo horself. If Mr. Darwin te rizat, tho wmales of the ruce should be born with uatural docorative putterns, just os the peacock has his elaborace tall feathers, - Tattoolny, the court dress of the state of nature, has obviously Its discomforts, But Ahieland wid 1or 43 ' Largali ‘you 'sidom B, BOYD, ftoom 7. 170 Madison-at, T COUNTIIY MEAL ESTATE, M’.fi‘—‘(‘)'s‘{ g)l’l"l\“}lfl'\!u‘\" zfi\lnun K HE it baymens dowde - Address it 0, Hbane o LE=A BUPKRIURBITE FOIL A FLOURING, GF pal mill, or fur Aty kind of nanufaciure, & perpotual watcr-power i Wisconslui caa el by Tl and coual. " ADY 10 €, Box s, 01t BALE=A ETUCK OF ITARDWAKE, BTOVKS, 2 1 " tte., lnw Bunrishiug jowa ou Fox Iiver aboue 3 trots BXIL?AJ\I.M'{‘IM “T"k lml)‘h:nl\.i\;l.:\lm..\; wod Cotdiblon, For partlo N TS W0 T b T e, T Victor Hugo, whose geulullI hu lke a walking i % ¥ caravan, always bursuing either dark or BxL ‘"‘IE,L'.'“ ?332'&4}'&.“:'2‘ ftov‘rfs‘:;‘ ‘:‘fio‘,‘“‘.fl‘;’,‘; brilltant routo, under & burolng sun or iy cold rather do, anyhow, nights, passing from a torrid zoue to agreen Friend—But, If one of the other Powors | oasts,—Victor Huio was forced onedsy to touch snould soparate from the majority and take | that dreadful gquestion, tho Papacy. I bas 4 n the warl R Ly i arl % the worso for that Power; | Justdouo it {na pocm which wlll hold & proait th & would not imitate the folly, and F nent place {n tho Imuenss work of the poet, lu':l:cn'l nl‘l‘. no n:'nlcr what may h{'n:nu. FREE9 | Lo Pape ™ would be a colussal epigram, if uny 3 ROX FACTONY Y 2 Bk orsr, ol ANY i i p AL LMt ST U KT e v F furcitu Pl (erta o revpunalnto barty. Address U Kribuue omtce. Wout Bldes $ i b dire depipdmreraly i Aoy thu Tuse, ———— should read tho Arst and last verses only, but | tyen tho most ordinary processos of thg toilet | formed a lezue, whose wetbers bound thuum uaslia, Sl QY WA A T Bcuweinltz—In afirming that DPrince Bls- Viceroy of AlsacosLorralue. its conception {s higher and moro powerful; and, | are moro disagroeablo i savage thafi iu civil | seives 1o Rive nothinr 1o the waiters over and TO EXCHANGE. twy slugly rounis. marck hus Jald out the programmne that you de- 0 Mzed socloty, Millions of our fellow-creatures | abave tho cost of refresluncnts. A member of o = The Derlin correspondent of tho Manchester | making sbstraction of suy personal opinon, Examinar and Tines writcs: *'The plan for o " " making the Crown Frincs Regent or Viceroy of according to bis book, 'La Papo? 13 tha Jasal o league, golng to biscate, hostencd to infarm | O BESUANOLSA, At T ELD I i aad "pleasauily-furatshod his favorite wuiter of toe resolution ho had | one body, for produciive clty property, Addreas D 8, ue, you are better fnformed than 1 ani, Fricnd— do uot fnslss upon it, but you be- Veye the Congreas will mect shave with stone ruzers. ‘Lho thought is a stu- pendous one, pruving, sinuny other thiugs, that sace: " { | Pope, tho Loly of humanity, tho priestof tho | Yhen priwliivo man bas an fdesl, whon ho | taken. Pocketing tho change which Ugd beon | Tribuneomice. otels. 5 Schwelultz—Ou the coutrary, 1 am convinced .A;an,bgfi:lll:::;;miflrzh;fl‘: ni'{'.'a.?.'.’{' I:)ul':u coming democracy of future centuries. And | thinks [t the thiog uot to wear o beard, his brought biw after pavwent of {ts cup of vollee, “nx-n:n—tu EXCHANGE POIL 510,000 WORTIL Buowx's HOTEL, 274 BIATE-BT.~FURNISHED ¢ Wit o, : absolutely bostilo to thuproposed honor, Priuce | when Victor Hugo wrote thy history, aud trled | seuss of duty is all-powerful, aud bo shrinks | ho swid sadly, but dinniy, “*{.outs, L am ey LA E:.?.‘..“;:‘.‘:‘:..'\:‘:i‘.‘,",‘.‘;:::'.,‘:'..'JJ.:.':,‘.""‘;:,°.'.,: m:n_x‘n-‘u‘n hoarl, 83, S0 pot’ whek, wiitous ; Fricod—Wili you find yourself there fn ac- | Blesarck’ has ft under conslderation, snd as | to explain the doctrine, of that Foulll, of that | [fom o Iuconveulouce, Lrobably u sbary [ that L canot glv thu custuinary paur ut e tron board, 92 i . 2. . same 81,500 Lo 83,500; reawus Tof selling golug 1o “tord with Russia and Jtaly, if 1t mests | emre Alsatians | themselves, they would | salutof the future wenerations, thu poot has | shell mskes o = better —ruzor than the | I bolouw to wn assoclation who have determin: | Hiove (o' Kaasas. ~ Addres A 37, Telbuo ASTINUS HOUSE. 10 AKD 13 KAST ADAMS ST, Seliwelultz— e sishl by sbsolutely ueutral ue\n‘.‘d the -em‘l«:uu‘u pm-e i lmilywumay. chosun meither & Klog, vor wu Bmoeror, [ edgo of & fint, aud pronze 18 no ¢d 1o put down tnat abuse” Louls ws cqusl \WANTED-TO ViTi T ,L!' WAl furulah e Pt Wit bdr, (o 00 §3 Fricud—Like Jtaly and Francs to Lo unbappy aud dlsconsolate becauss | nor a philosopher, wor & learued nag, nor oven | doubt beuter .ihun efther, Yot even to thu occuslon. Bir* sald le politely, U i, oWaltiy 8 ragulir dry yuod v:‘w.u"llh e - e 1 Schwelnltz—Probably, i tho scheme has not yet been saopted. Uu- | & groat citizen, nor & great ‘working man of | the bronze age the Larbarisn who would bave | “pleass yourself about giving or uot L’ivluzi sartod) fl:;-,-l,:;‘:;‘fi'mk:';f_‘;,‘t';:‘g‘;{‘“{!‘.{',’.‘,’fl: BLW S, ki Vflrud—anm Will remata Russts, England, | doubtedly the manly sid geulal character of tho | thoght,—bo bas chosen a Pope! Taen, at tho | aemooth chiy needs & ood deal of resolution, | but, as you aro au ofd patrou of this house, Syt T Travolers duacribo tbe Lrave ws throwimg | ey alsouturm you that 1 alio belopg to an :&Tr‘l‘x;z.’ e 0;u%fif:&"h;;“;“flné“fiogi1g: himself on tho ground aud allowiug u trivea- ufifhflm of "fi"m\:ywm:fi",,fmct.h'“ ‘lfi |f°w Matwousu L ulost without a geoan. | spill scalding cotlee, by secident, over tho Joxs | === — o O catas lion | OF stingy customera™ Th gentleian who had | NSTRUCTION, : b GUADUATE 0¥ DAL & ugaluah the abass Lok tiy line. A (SRADUATE O 1 ::‘llde'nld i Latiu. Gree and Austy nPuhwm".:-’l‘ha partles most loterested o ¢t debate are thros, and will, therefore, form ® “‘"l.luruy which may prevall, sinco Hussis wiil 4 r.'-%du Lo Austria what she will demaud. et .fit‘m.l~l)u you believe England will bo cone ey T GUEAT OLUTIONIZER-THE WaUD- WELL two-sdool locx-st{tch towlug-machine, 0o stutili, 4o bobbi, 00 rewluilig of turesl. Wil bu 04 Jou fur 8 Tew deys liors 8t 100 Coslliercial e and sou tile won- Crown Prince. aud the tact of the Crown | bottom of that greut soul whouse geulus caunot Princess, would couquer tuo people of the | exist without {:mku. Christisoism 1s the ooly Provineds, as they do ull ‘bther people. But | iustitution which can furniah that sought {dcal thelr fnfluenco would depend Iu great wessure | of the poet,—the uulon of all virtues,~—a pricst on their residence tn the Proviuces, aod tots 13 ) sud saint. oue of tho kuotty. poluts to scttle. Too [ St 1sull that can be sald on tho religious quus- Aationa! Zetung luquires whether fo | twn rased by tho poew * Lu Pape,” ltke Jo- would be expedient for lis ighuess to | seph de Maltre's book, containg s comiuon take up his quarters st Strasbury | thoughi—tuo taste of sbaalutipuw. during s long term of years. ues- Let us constder only the guvremo art, podtry, tlon, you will see, lmplies tbe wost 1o; wsy to shave ki When the busiucs: down in turuy und vudures tho burber's olfico hike a lawn, Sorcover, a3 Zuod soucty often 3 domands shsrp-filud tecth as well as 8 clean The London Underground Jallway.’ shisven fuco, the ugoulce of the fahiousbly Correspundence Duliinvire dniericin. w are locreased by ono of $hu keenest of tainor | Qur comsulons desiritiz to sus the Under- torweuts. ground Railwav, we took passage o tho traln "Tue discomforte of savage love affalrs and | from Kivg's Cruss, and ju returnfug proceodod tecsn wanage. Akvols wanied to With this Uefeat > m;" ¢luitz—Ller preseut tone would indlcats “ aTcud—Thea will sho make warl initz—Alsuy people tear she will L evervwlieny, Urders takou (or sams e iachiped Por furttier information call at butel or afireas Wardwell Haoutects Cowpany, V13 Nuri ¥ouribiost.. Bt ul 3 i R ______FIQUSESIOLD GOODS,. - sl dolas swiloatiog of any col o ¢- | the winiz's strokus which carry tue wuthor of FOR LADE ENTLE- % = Fricod—\What will Geswany do duriog this | Lief Ys v } Papu ™ OV ¢ iHeently well ki T a3 the Bakeratreot Btgtion, Lo see Mae. o UCTION BALES OF 4O LOLD GOUDY OF of fu the Emperor’s sumortality; but for m VLo Pape™ over all the summits sud fu ull the | marrdages arv sutuientiy weil knowu, Tuy | as fur usf ytion, I promply oy thne ¥ bl B Being o Coruii, and TavivE to fear | degis of Imagiostian U ot greatly Qilfer from wuat e endurcd by | Tussaud’s fumous wax-works. Wa thug passcd RTINS N siidnds aro bty W, BOTERIL LUNG u::huelnur«hut what apy Power would do hat desirey peacs,—suytoiug for peace, aud i !!e Tor 1hat tusn any other consideration. wibleud~1Lhen you think 'the wer will be cir- Uoiacribed,~betweea Eogiaud and Russia Beuwelnitz—That is my oélnlan. about looklug dynastic Gerwan fucts lothe Everybody knuws bl Miris! of the * Misera- face, 1 s competled to” say that ths Prince's | bles.” "Itis Huwp's Pope, but an hierole Fope, term 88 Kegent wouldin auy eveut be carly | suldier of tbo Word &y ‘Prophst, aud spostis by terwinsted by & call to higuer duties, At pres- | thougnt; V. Hugu pas fl‘,"“ hlw no oaue— b, howover, thy question ls, whether o wowd | he calls tin Le Eape, a3 Louts X1V, was calle Do - expected Lo dlve dn tha Krovlncu at | Le Rol, the King. That unuamed Pops tues all. ‘Tbe Emperor hoocs uot,and fs o | wround of all tuy Lunan wleres, sud uvur;; yllized peoplo was (uteud to enter the state | through it soe clght or tews miles, and dro do- % . By of m-tn‘mufiy. 'he voguged youuz wau s | cidedly of tos opinion taat New York, 1ngdopt. | - e JUUST AND FOU placed witn uls bride fu the centte of a crowd | {og the clevated railway system ol “rupid I OST—83 REWARD—\ E‘“m" of the lady’s relatives, who throw spears ut tus | trausit™ o prelereuce to the underground, .-,‘.:.“.m‘fl‘;.‘;:‘},mt‘; hf;,'v"g;; tuterestiug cuuple. This closcly anywors to the | Lus acied wliely. The cost of coustruct- | 2770F 3 The Trivany oiice. critielsin of modern kiusfolks but tho sayawe | Jug such & road us thls, with tbe ngbe | o« = puwinn-Lr ondeul ks 30U LV leavos no iwallee bor | of way, muat Lave been cuorwous, thougu it 9] ) Iz Ly b2 53 L3 o e uvi}(’ Weluewday uiu ouiuzday. Bajea pold ui day of —____AGENTS WANTLD, GENTS WANTED—TEAS—THE CHOICK! Tt Worl— B burtuTe’ alaple articla—blgarcs Ve, =’ pricca—Larseat Loulusby 1 Acrica— cunstnuslly lcremeing—Aguils Waslud evurywlero— 7 X0, 1ice studiod with n pw—— ESiED, M3¥ o " owe Shision claim' ro- #D4) 7. s gold uc & g i e Yuatorda o o 5 Iraaiar UEN. LANGNAU, AUSTRIAN MINISTER. favor ® plan for coutivulug the seat of Qov- | whers be pitics, wdvises, aud defeuds the wi lugked-{or reveure. ‘Che bridal ceremonles are | does au hnmeuiy passcoger tratfle, Yuaterday | SssSedowickeat down b Divisdoa auc Dest fuducomente—dou's Wasts tlus—wead for U f The Guvernwent of Francla Joseph, perhaps | ernwent bere, (u order thut Fritz way boalways | agulust ‘ths stroug; be thruws bimself between | Of Yurious degrecs bf patofuincss, toough they | the tralns were passlug the atations sbout on an ‘-‘;‘.‘*r'? kila, " Kstura 1o abave namber ud clalm o l“!”fl‘l}'\!rl-tv.‘-fiv_l; i rewembrance of the provinces aho lost fu Wy \renot 80 bad erbaps us fastionably woddings | averags Of oue every two unnutes, with siX | o= 307, Laa seat ouly three-quarters of a man to o Regeut be b oy wivid . liugers over — uese il ~HUould the Bl S, e e s bl ah perio wwoug us. Curloualy euough, 1618 common fn | larze passenges-cars, cach cowfortably scatiug BOOEN Legislature of the proviuce would becuiue wore | culd’s cradle, curses yau scallpid, and goes to Rusu R FUL_saLL. fepresent it lo Russia. Gen. wplete Mlutstry should be Jvasy uutil ho dles. Now Zeatand nud the sdjuceut fstes to stoal, | thirty-slx passcugors, o uboul 2w pasicogerd ATV ATD FUl BOOK3-STANDARD WOUKS ¢ BALE~ 0 TONS OF GOV WisCOSSIN ICE 13 R, bk ouly e o U5 L .mn?.i‘zé.‘.’éf T e o Sl base el th teles -mfif,"ns':-m Yot dis. The Pops cunnot dio In | witer “suspiclous sveats,” sl the portablo | to o eabn Ty were ruuning at this ruto | CrHSE,FR, L prices Batureyou il your iloras | Dyt ABRE Tog A MOLLIEWS, old geutlcman whei dn woifurm and has & | gats of the uew pruclpality la ke Fedursl s Déak nor 4o bls posterily, suce ho is the ) propesty or the bappy wam Qur burglacs, | frow dayliguy uusll widulzut, sud sowetimes | 1y weo CUAPLY, curacr Madlson aud Dearboru-sta. 308 suuth Musgas P