Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 5, 1878, Page 2

THE CHICAGO 'TRIBUNE: TIIURSDAY, DECEMBER 35, 1875, CANADA. Almost Everybody’s Nose Out of Joint at the Dominion . Capital The Testy Scotchmen Mad Be- » cause Their Blow-Out Was Slighted. . American Reporters Green with Jealousy of’ English Seribblers. The Groat Prooession R'iled by the In. traotable Proceeding of the @overnor-General, - Hpectal Dispateh to Ths Tridune. OtTAWA, Dec. 4.—Gencral disappointment, and something akin to resootment, was felt at the non-attendanco of thelr Excellencies at the 8t, Aundrew's concert last night. They had slluwed ft to bo glven out that the concert was to be under their patronage and presence, and 0 large crowd assembled tosce them. They did not deem it necessary to offer any reason for their non-attendance, MecLeod Btewart, Prestient of the 8t.Andrew’s Noclety, Ottaws, entertained the delogstes of the Hcotch socletics at a dinner this after. noon, after whicn tho dclegates were driven to Rideau Hall, where they were preseuted to IL R JL Loulse. It 13 50id the Princess wiil not hold & *drawing- Toom " or have a reception at Riaeau tilt the scaslon of Parllument commences, in February, To-day representatives of tho English press were fuvited to luncheon ot Hidean Hall, Members of the American and Canadian press were conspleuous by thelr absence, Consider. able dissatisfaction has been created amongst the latter at befng Ignored In this mannor, and 1t 18 more than probable thero will be some In- teresting correspondence over the aflair. 1t Is claimed that Euoglish jourvalists have been sbown more courtesy and attention by those fmmediately connected with the Governor- Uencral since the advent of the Viceregal party at Halifax than bave been extended to the Lome representatives of the press. Thy torchlight , procession and 1llumination to-night was a grand affalr. Every window in the honses oo tho streets through which the vrocesston passed was lluminated, and in many Instances there were handsome transparencics representing the Marquis of Lorne and Princess Loutse, The arches, which hava aircady been deseribed, had been somewnat bespolled by the recent ralns, but were redecorated, and to- night presented o moat beautiful spectacle. Among other transparancics was on cle- gant medallion of the Queen, with the prayer, **God Bless Our Queen,” This attracted universsl admiration, and it is sald was very gratifylog to tha Princess. Dense cruwds lined th strects, which, between calelum lights, Chinese lanterns, gas-jets, bon- fires, cte,, were perlectly dazzilng. The flu- minations ot Hallfax: and Montreal were com- pletely put In the shade by the elaborate display here. The procession was formed fn the following arder: Committee, Daad of firemen pearing torch Mayor and Aldermen in Dragoon Qual Vicereyul carrlago. Dragoon Unards, ‘Torch-bearers. Carrlages containing Wo Ministera of the Crown, Citizens gensrally in carriages, B A good deal of dlssatistaction was felt on ac- count of thelr* Excellencles unceremoniously driving out of the processlon and golog directly to Rideau Hall without notifying the Commit- tee, who fotlowed the published route, 'The Governer-Gieneral will hold a lovee In the Senate Chamber to-morrow afternoon at2:80 o'clock, Apecial Diateh (o The Tridune. MonTiEAL, Dec, 4. —To-dny was appolnted by the Government as onc' of thanksgiving throughout tho Dominlon. In'this city the churches werce well atteoded. Speclal refercoces were made to nationnl benefits, smoug those mentioned being the success, so far, In Af- hunistan, and the satisfactory conclusivn of the Berlin Treaty. Ttis rumored that oneof the cl’y members in the Dominlon Parliament, a Dircctor of one of the local bauks, has seriously embarrassed it by an extensive llne of discounts that has ob- talned, In consequenco of which tho stock of that {nstitution haos fallen, There'fs great futerest and some excitement bere over the movenents lu the Chicago wheat warket, and not a few speculative transactions, ‘The Star has an article on the Viceregal ro- ception, {o which it deprecates the cstablishe ment of a miniature Court, and adviscs as little U1-World display as possible. Canada canuot offord it. It 18 willing to tuke the Marquis upon his owa record, on that of bls fumily, and upou the (afth of the respomsible pariies by whom he was commissloned, It tho Mar- quis ona Princess touckied the right cord when they expressed a desire to mingle with the people, adding that, in saying #0, it would not trench upon or detract from tho attributes vroperly thetrs. Special Diwdich lo The Tribune, Orrawa, Dec. d—~Notlco I3 giveny In the Offfcial Gazelte that np';vllcntlun will bo_made to the Parllament of the Dominion of Canada, ut fts next scxsion, for an act to Incorporate tho Manitobs Western Colonfzation Rallway Come pavy, with power to bulld aud operate a line of rsilwuy runnlig from Winnipeg south of Stony Mouutain aud Lako Manitobs to the Little in the Northweat Terrl- torles; and another lne, commenciug &t or near Winnipey, and running thence through the soutliwestern portion of the Provines of Mani- toba to u polut ot or near Hock Lake, in tho Northwest Territoriess and with power to bui u branch line from & point oo tho tirst-mentioned line to the Little Susketcbuwan east of Jong Lake snd to the crossing of tho Canadn Pacltle Rulway on the Red River; amt also to bulld brauches frutn the vaid tirst-neutioned line 1o Lake Manitobs and Westbourne; and with furthier power to crosp the Red und Assiolbotue Rivurs, at or near Winolpegr, with elther or suy of the vaid Jnes, by menns of bridges or steam ferries, und to connect with the Pembing branch of the Cunsdisn Pacitle Rafiway; and to bulld sl work Jiucs of clectrie telegraph alosg sny of 1y sald flucs. ‘The Civii-Service employes have petitloned the Govermnent for two wonths® salary (n ad- yauee, to bo paid in lustallments between the presenttine aud the 1 of Juwo vext, The ritsou sshued ks, thut the Civil Bervice requires thei to foeur extra cpenso on account of the al of a daughter of the Queen, sud the at- ee st receptions, which will bo in order, * U, Perrault, Vice-Coosul of France, has lr}'uvntud u huuicrously-signed petition to bils Lxeelleuey the Governor-General, praylog for the counmutation of the senteuce of Cortefloresz the lake-Chumplain murderer, on the gronn that there bus never Leen an executlon tu Ibervitle District, wud that this is a peculiarly sitting occaston to exercisu Viceregal clemeney, 1tis probable this dglicate ullusion way suve the prisoner’s lile. "Tbo prisoner imsel! ad- Yavcts as m reason for the comwutation thet Lo will be able to fustsuct tho otuer prisoners i the Penitentiary in the [talian arts ol muuy. facture, 1 walch e clals to be » professor. A KENAKKADLE OKDEE. . Toroniq Mail, Dea 3. An advertisonncat 18- thi Somireal paers of Saturday furnlshes the Capsdlau public with roie grouuds for refiection. At the same thoe, unlurtunately, ¢ atfords our Republican nelgh- Lurs nw little wateria for ridiculo und derision. it 1s by juse such chasacteristics shat sg jusdi- ulilkant circumstance way comwe W stiaty 4o fue puttauee out ot all proportion to its ingrivsie welzhit. Col. Littleton, of tus Uuyerwortlicn- cral’s stafl, wppeuds bis namy, Lo 80 advertise- Lt which autounces that fadics destrous of b‘-lug'-mumcd L9 ‘the’ reception Leld by ber Royal Highness at 90 poom. pn Paturday, < Nov, 80, ut tho Windsor Hotel, giust wear Tow dressce, unless they pre- acut a doctor’s certiticate nx'fll-nuun o which Guad they 1AV cowe with the frunt of the dreas cut square; but b uo cuss ars they to appeur n high-vecked dreases. No such ukase mited thy nuwber of ladics demrous of paylng their re wpeets to the Privcvss st Halilux, Sbould nher Hovad Hivhuess ever visit Wi We venture to Lhink the restriction Wik there glso be dia- pensed with, Tie tasbious of e in Caads catiol be chauged b tvelve Lours’ uulive, und milliners cannot furnish new dressca within that fimited space of time, 1none country, It fs the fashion to tattoo: In another, to wear ringa throngh tho nuse; in a third, full-dress is & mere nominal nddition to Nature's cover- Ing of the vital organs; while elsowhero tho ladles at the top of soclety prove their lofty rank by the number of skina thes ean add to their own, Climate has inuch to do with the prevalling fashion in all latitudes; and the cli- mate of Great Britatn s as different from that of Cannda as the circumstances and condlitions of soclety In Canada sre from those prevalling shere Queen Victoria holds Court. Many estl- mable ladics, wives of our most prominent vif zens, have never anown thelr shoulders in & drawing-room; snd nearly all Canadian ladics have reserved for the privacy of thelr oswn dress- Ing-rooms such exhibitlons of tho human form divine a8 are too often reen at evening partles in London. % One atrugele more and ‘1 am free, was the Jegend under a picture of the ticlle of the period dressed for a Court-bal at Buckinghnm Palace; and L was not a carlcature. Thereis something ropugnant to many ot our ladica in taking the first step to immodesty: and wo hold that in all such mat- ters immodesty is a relative term. A man who has never lwfure appeared in angthing but trousers would feel no more astonianed and ehocked at befug told he must don kilts than many Iadics must have beon taken aback when they heard they inust show to the public gaze charms hitherto reserved from man’s bold scrutiny, Custom s a second nature, and first nature would of course know nothing of con- cealment; but we reveat that the custom is not one to be learned at twelve hours’ notice, while tho actual abandonment of it at Halllax coupled with {ts prospective ahsenco from the future ccremonfal st Winni- eg, proves it to one honored n the breach or ohservance at pleasure. Weo have purposely been explicit as to the hour and date of the reception from which ladies in high dresses were banished. The scason at Montreal on 8t, Androw’s Day {s gencrally unmitigated winter, and our dispatches inforin us that the avening in question was frosty and Inclement. For those, therefore, who never wore a low «ress ot # party, the exneriment must have been attended with Tisk; and we may rest assured very msny were kopt away by the fell decree which appeared in the morniog papers, For we woukl rather pass over the only condition ou which the wearers of square~cut dresses were to admitted. A doctor’s’ certificate I8 too suggestive of n recent controversy in even o less _delicate battle-ficld of women's rights, I the iadies of Montreal, who, by-the- by, might hive been politely requested to come 1n low dress, submitted to compliance with this unusual and, in Canada, unhcard-of custom, the doctors of the clty must nave reaped wolden harvest. Tho price of certificates we will not rucss; but, when they have been duly filed and scheduled by the A.-D.-C. In walting, wo should ke to see them. And now a truce to ridicule, If from this small jndfcation we aro to gather that our new rulers medn to surround themselves with the ctiquette and paraphernslia of a Court, then, with all respect, we express tho fear Lbat a great mistake is being made, From all that has appearcd In the press of the graclous cun. descension and unafTected simplicity of her Royal Highness, we are convinced that nelther shie nor the tloveruor-Ueneral seriously con- stdercd tho effect of an advertisemont which was probably concocted by the ladles and wflicers attached to the household, His Excel- leney is of too manly and robust 8 temperament to tolerate—much lcas initiate—a policy of soclal coercion. But we are told that oflcers of previous experience in the ways of Cnnada are attached to bis stall, expressly with tho view of avolding such errors ns tho one under discus- slon. Be that as it may, wesce in it Do less reason to trust that for the future his Excel- lency will take the law into his own hands and regulate -the conduct of hls subordinates, Wo nore a loya ple, favorablo to monarchical Instifutions; but wo are far rcmoved from Bt Jomes', and a Court can tako no root in sol where the ¢cho of the ax and loguing chain ol tho b woods rings with no uncertain sound through the strects of our commercial or political metropolis. We have ot the clements to con- stitute a real Court. A mock Court would be o dovlorable buriesque, from which the good sense of all concerned will, we feel sure, happily deliver us. We have unbosomed vurselves be- cause the earllest socins the best opportunit of calling attentlon to the presence of a diflf- culty, Aud emphatically wo add that the ladies of Canada, not befng accustomed to unbosom themsclves, should beallowed access to the daughter of their beloved Queen fo tho dress hitherto worn by them on wsuclal gccasions. “There tuate In the matter of ;millinery Las ever been adinired by English visitors, 1€ has huver been impugned, THE MILLERS. Thoy Meot In Springfield and Declare Agalnst Wire Bimters for larvesting Purposcse Tho Cochrano Suils, Hpecial Dispaich to The Tyibune. 8rrixovieLp, Iil, Dec. 4,—The fifth annual meeting of the Illinols Mitlers’ State Associn- tion was hcld at the Lelond today, D. R. Bparks presiding. Sccrotary C. IT. Seybt waa nsslasted by Col. W. L. Barnum, of Chi- cago. About twenty-five millera and sev- eral vislitors wers present. Officers were elected as follows: Presldeut, 1. ‘R. Bparks, of Alton; Vice-Preaidents, James Qordon of 8par- ta aud B. F. Hitt of Paxton;. Sécretary and Treasurer, C. H. Loybt, of Highland, This af- ternoon the Hon, ¥, N, Judson, ot Bt. Louls, by invitation, fully explained tho present status of the famous Cochrang-sults, statiug that thae Mlliers' Association was fully prepared, that the cevidence was all in, and that it was expected the cass would be finally devided early In February, N. C. Gridlcy, Esnq., of Chicogo, attorney for the Associstion, also fully explained the status of the Denshficld elaim for & milling device, now being prosecuted J:Enlmr. the millurs of th and other States, commuuleation recelved from the MinncsotMillers' Assoclation condemning ths uso of wire binders, as now, in binding wheat, After aapirited debate, o resolution was saopted recomumending a dls- continuunce of the uss of wirs bindors. This evenlow Col, Barnuin, Beeretary of _the Miflcrs’ Natfonat Insurance Company, of Chicagn, sub- mitted his annuat report, shiowing that slnca it organization in May.{1874, it had pald all los and accumulated o cash fund of §28,000, be: saving much Lo the members iu premluins, ‘Thy eyening spent b formally discussing vbjocts of juter 0 the members of the Assoviation, aftér which the meeting adjourned to mect here one yeur from to-lay. — ————— THE WEATHER, Orricy or Tus Cmier BlaNAL Orvricen, Wasiingzon, D, G, Dee. 3—1 a in—lndica- tlone—For Tonncsive aud the Ohlo Valley, partly cloudy weather, winds mostly westerly, stationary or lower temperaturo, sud generally biher pressure. For the Lower Lako Rezlon, colder, clouly weuther, with light suow, winds wostly north- westerly; higher vressure, For the Upper Lake Reglon, vartly cloudy weather, variable widds, moastly wosterly, stu- tlonary or bigher temperature, Doarly atatiou- ‘ri' barometer, ¢ or the Unuer Misstssippl and Lower Missourl Valleys, clear or purtly cloudy westher, nortle weaterly wiuds, becoming varisble, or backing to waruer southerly; stutionary or faliiog ba- m&e‘:m.“"y siguals coutinue at Cloveland, 8ec. B, and daud fik ™ J LOUAL GUIRRYATIONS. Cuicago, Dec. 4, BERVATIONS, 10aGy, Dec. 4~Midnighy, 1 Wind. diations_ Bar,| ar. Fiol EEERYELESSIRESEH € ES 344 SEESREY, PACIFIC MAIL. Bvectal Diswutch fo The Tribuna Nxw Yonx, Dec. 4. —The Pacile Mail Steam- sbip Diccetors, subposing thelr contract with the Pacitle Rallroad explred Dee. 1, uotitied the Rafiroad Company that a new conference was desired. No attention being paid, the Directors rssolved on war, and [ssucd a clrcular to ship- pers stating a readiness to make freight con- tracts. The Pacific Rallroad Company for- tanately found this out In time to notify the Steamship Company that the old contract was still in foree, and the circulars were hurrledly recalied, but not before Pactile stock had been #old down to the lowest point It over reached, TIE RAILROADS. ALL-RAIL VS8, LAKE AND RAIL. Tho war Inaugnrated by the all-rall routes East from Milwaukce against the 1ake and rail routes, mention of which was made {n yester- day’s TRInUNE, I8 assaming large proportions, both sides belng determined to carry thelr point, Heretofore the Detrolt & Milwaukee, known as the Grand Haven route, and the Flint & Pero Marquette, known as the Luding- ton route, Insfsted on n differential rate in thelr tavor of two cents per hundred pounds agalnst the rates charged by the allrail routes—the Chicago & Northwestern and the Chieago, Milwaukee & 8t. Paul—vin Chicago. There was never any regular mgreement reganding this matter, but the all-rail routes:submitted to tho discrimination In order to avold a rallroad war, This discrimination has lately worked o disadvantagcously to the Chicago routes that they decided not to stand {t any longer, be the result what it may, and thoy are now defermined to meet the rates of tho lake and rall routes, no matter what they may be. ‘Tho roads leading East from Chicago, fearing lest they might be involved in the fight, held a mecting yesterday afternoon at the oflice of Mr. H. C, Meldrum, of the Pittsbure, Fort \Vn{ne & Chicago Rallroad, to take some action which woull tend to keep their roads out of the fight, The Lake Shore & Michigan Bouthern, Michigan Central, Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & cnwngu],l Pittsburg, Cincinnat! & ol 8t Louls, and Itimore & Ohlo Rail- roads were represented. Alter 8 lengthy dis n, during which much symopn- thy was expressedd for the all-rall routes, it was deefded to instruct thelr resoectivo agents at Milwaukeo not to take part in the contesr and not to solicit business at loss than regular tarlil rates. This action will conline tho war to tho roads now engaged In it, and leavo to them the makiog of rates from Milwaukee. TIARD UP. Special Diepateh to TAa Triduns. Dgrroir, Mich, Dec, 4—The matter of the Chleago & Loke Wuron Railruad Company’s taxes cameup in the United Btates Circnit Court snsterday. Tt was stated that the Audl- tor-General would Issuc his warrant to-day, snd the Court was sought to Intervene to prevent it, it possible, Counsel for the road sald that, when tho Court suthorlzed tho Recelver, & tmonth ago, to {ssuo o preferred certificate to ralsa moucy Lo pay thesa taxes, they thought the money would be raised within the prescribed thirty days. Judge Brown sald that, at the time, he hod lttle doubt of his power to muthorize o preferred certificate subrogating the holder to the rights of the Btate. Since then he had laid the matter before the Cirenit Court who fully indorsed bis actfon. 1n view of this fact, he thought some of the banks would furnish the nioney to poy theso taxes, and thus save the road from golng under the hammor, very much to the detriment of the ordinary certificate- holders. Counsel for the rond thought that, backed by the opinton of the Circult Judee, they could ralse the monoy within the next two or three days, Attorney-(ien- eral Kircbuer sald there was no disposition to oppress the road, but tho State nceded and must have Its money. Ilowever, he supposed there would be no oblection to Iz‘vlug the rond another opportunity to ralse the mouey. Ho would write to the Auditor-Goneral and ask him to withhold, his warrant until Tucsday next. in the expectation that, 1o the meantime, the taxes would be paid. 8TILL FIGATING. TIn spite of all the efforts recently madeby tha Eastern raflrond magnates to stop the war fn passouger rates from Bouthwestern poluts,.tho cuttiug of rates stili continues, and, from nfor- mation received here yesterday, it appears that some af the roads from Bt. Louis charge but 810 from that city to New Yorle - The arrmpe- ment mado at Alliance botween Mr. J. W. McCullough, Chairman of the Western Execu. tive Committee, and Mr. J. H, Devereaux, of | the Clevoland, Columbus, Clucinpati & Indlan- apolis and the Atlantic & Great Western Rail- roads, aud which wus approved by the managers of all the roads luyolved In tha coutest, pro- yided that the tickets fn the Lands of outside parties at the time should be redeemed at once. The roads from Cilucinnatl and Indianapolis prowmptly earried out tho agreement, and stop- ped the war. ut, s far as St. Louis was con- cerned, tho war was contlnued fo spite of the agrecwient, beeauso the Wabash refused to re- decun the tickets that had been sold to out- side partics, and therefora the Indianavolls & 8t. Louls, which had redcemed such tickets, had no aiternative left than to cut tho rates in order to keep cven wich its rival, It fe feared thst tho treachery and stubbornness of the Wabasly will lead to another dlsastrous wer in passenger tates [rom oll the Sonthwestern polnes, PEMBINA. Spectal DirputcA $o The Tridune, Winmrro, Man., Dec. 4.~The last aplke of the Pembina Branch of the Canada Pacific Rail- way was driven yesterday at 1o'clock, s short distance south of the Rosseau River Bridge, saventy milea north of the boundary-line. A party of ladics and gentlemen of Winulpeg went up by apcclal train at 0 a. m., reaching the scone at noun. They wero met by s small party from Emerson. One hundred and twenty- five yards wgre left undone, to show viitors how tho fork was carried on. The lust wpike wos driven by -the Isdies of the party, about twenty falr ones toking part in the coreiony. At Its conclusion loud cheers rent the air, and alj adjourncd to a camp ten miles north, where Mr. Willia had prepared an excel- lcnt spread, which was heartly enjoyed by the hungry excurstoniats. During the funch, the laborers In an adjolning wpartment of the camp saug 8 number of songe, ‘The chalr was ‘tlfl.‘d by Ameriean-Cousul Taylor, and to: honor uf Queen Vietorls, Prosident of the United States, nud Mr. Wilils wore giveu and hand- somely responded to, and the grentest enthu- sissim prevallud, Mr. Percy und wile, of Ku- gland, who lave heen ou w hunting expedition Lo the Rocky Mountuins, were passengers by the tirst through all-rull traln south. - The cars ure expocted to run regulurly from Bt. Paul next weoks . CLAIM=AGENTE' ANSOCIATION. 87, Lovs, Dec, .—The Natlonul Assoclation of Rallroad Clafin Agents et b the Planters’ House tbis norning with a good attendance from all parts of tho country, E. Dareach, of tho Reading Rallroad, prestded, and N. R. Ar- rlance, of _the Cincinuatl, amilton & Duytun Rallroud, Begretury. lusiness committees wers. appotnted, au ned to afternoon. At the afteruoon un tho following offlcers B were olected fur the ensulng year: Presidest, E. Darrach, Resding Rutiroad;” Vico-Presidenta, Samucl Hods, Pltiaburg, Ci atl & St Louis] A, L, Stokes, Kansas Pacllic; A, . Relloy, Wabash & Western. ‘Tho Fiuauce Committee reported In favor of assessing cach road &1, The remaloder of the sesslon was devoted to Qlscuasing questions uf the best way of setiling ¢luims and the best maunor of detecting frelicht- thieves, and & commiittee was appointed to frame resolutions expressing the seutiments of the moeting on theso subjects, FARE REDUCED, 2 8r. Lovis, Dec, 4.—The Vaodalla and the Oblio & Mississippl Raliroads reduced the pas- senger-fare to Cluclnnat! from $0.50 to 87 to- day. These roads charge the Wabash )ine with solling to scalpers bete tickets to Clucinnati over their roads vis. Dauviile, IIL, for 87, and thelr courssin reduciog the farels taken to wmect the alleged getion of the Wubash Road. AEMPHIS & CHARLESTON. Maxruss, Teun,, Dec. 4.~The sunyal meet. ing of the stockholders of the Mamplis & Cliarleston Rallway was held this morning, The old Hoard of Dircctors was ro-clected. R.'T,, Wilson, of Now York, was re-clected President aod Charies M. McGhuo Vice-Presideat, —_— INDIANAPOLIS, Bpecial Digpqich 10 The Triduns IxptaxaroLts, Dec. 4.—Tha Board of Trade bus appoisted & cowmitics o} five lewling graln sod cummission merchants to cousult with rail- soad waeuagers of Eastern roads sbout the pool which 1t J4 clamed works disadvantsgeously to ludiunapolts. Articles of ussoclution of the Unlon, Bluflton & Nortbwesters Kallway wers tiled to-day. The Hne will be 180 miles lang, running through Hnmlnlnh, Jnv, Blackford, Wells. luntington, Allen, Whitely, Noble, ' Koaclusko, Eikhart, Mnrshatl, and 8t. Joseph Countics, from Union Uity to a point on the line between Indians and Micnlgan, ITEMS. Mr. 1, C. Wentworth, General Ticket and Passenger Agent of the Michigan Central Rall- road, has gone to Detroit to atiend to the monthly meeting of the General Ticket and Pas- senger Agents’ Assoclation of Michigan. ‘The rumors that tha [ilinols Centrat Rallroad had agreed to pool the east-bound frefght bual. ness from Calro aro denfed by the managors of this road. They say the rates from that point have alwags been maintained, and thcy can sco no necessity for a pool. A correspondent of tho Northwestern Lumber- man writes that his expericnce with the cum- mon yellow ecdar of Wisconaln proves it to bo fully s durable for rallrond ties as white oak, and good for ten years® hard sersice. It bolds splkes sufficlently weil for ail ordinary use, short curves only cxcepted. Along tho shoros of (ireen Bay, cedar trees can be obtained for about one-half the cost of oak. Mr. N, Guilford, Becretary of the Exccutive Committeo of Western Kallroad Manogers, was evidently mistaken whon he informed = Trin- UNE reporter a short timo ago that he had suc- cecded In perfecting wn Enst-bonnd puol out of Terre Haute, It appears that the puol from that point has no® yet been arranged, tho Evansville, Torre Haute & Chieago Rallrond not being satisfledd with the percent uf tonnago awarded to it. 1t Is clafined that this rond and tho Logausport, Crawlordaville & Southwestern ars in *‘catoots "' with tho Wabash, and carry grain out of Terre Hauto at tho ssmo rates as charged by the Indianapolls ronds from Indlan. apolls. This state of aflairs is not atall rollshed by tbo latter roads, and thay threaten to bLreak thelr pool If tho cutting from that polut is not stopped at once. The Clocinnst! Zimes comments ns follows on the testimohy of Amasa Btone rezarding Van- derbilt’s management of the Lake Shoro & Michigan Bouthern Rallroad: Tl teatimony of Mr. Amasa Stone, In the Van- derbyit wiil casé, expuses to the public what has been previously suspected by stuckholders most concerned, that the Lake Bhore Road nung for & time on the mgged edgo of bankruptey, With na dividends paying, and the stock down In the forties, not a feiv sold out at & groat sacrifice, not knowlng that Mr. Vandorbilt was determined lo carry tho lomd safely through. IBut thore was one thing which Mr. Stone did not tell, to-wit: how & great road with s nover-fafling busincss came into such & desperata predicawment, 1lo might, had be so pleased, haye told an Interest- Ing story of worthices branch lines, bought at a song by namoless third parties, and sold to tha road at'an exorbitant flgnre, so that while the bulk of the stockholders grew steadily poorer, there waro others who oa branch lined cst invenl) of grol floor mansgoers of wroat railways—and It has been done s great deal nosrer 1o Clucinnatl § han the Lake Shore, o —— NEW ORLEANS. Proceedings of the Bubslly Convention Now . |n Session There. Bpéetat Dirpatch o The Tridune, Nzw Ontzaxs, Dec, 4.—The Convention was called o ordér it 11 this morolog by the Ion. E. D. Holton, of Milwaukee. . The roll was ealled, and then Oen. Fita-Tlugh Lee, the permsnent Prestdent, was cacorted to tho chalr by tho' Hon. John Hogan, of Missourl, and John Leiibsuk, of Virginia, Gen. Leo dftiyered an address well worthy of publication ‘yerbatim. Ho spoke feolingly of the unity betwoen the North and the South, the East snd tlio ‘West, and ho thanked God that bofors il srouudg Mim were repre- scotative men(, from giF polnts of the Union. At the coucluslon of his speech the unanimous thanks of the assembly wers ton- dered to the Hon, E. D, Holton for the abla per- .llon:lnec of |‘I‘I.|‘flu|1cl as the temporary Presls en| 8 ” Considerablo'time was spent o rectifyfor errars regardig some of the dolegates’ names, but by noot all'was ready for solid work. ¥ Heveral rosbiations wore offered relative to navigatlon, qiarantine, jetties, ote., which woro referred to the various committess. . ‘The Committee upon tho Texas Pactflc Rull- road bill-sulitnitted, througn thelr Cusleman, Juige Kenfuande of, Loulsiana, . thoirireport; which, alter bccches of Martin, of Misslssippl, George, of ‘Texas, Cave, of Texas, Mallory, of Kceotucky, Hesrn, of Texas, Hogan, of Miasourl; and Burch, of Tennossoe, way adopted almost unanimously, ‘This regort was in favor of tho Government alding the Texas Pacitie Rallroad, and at. once, that this much-desired aud mbch-necded thoroughfare from the East ta tho West by a Bouthern route may be Insu umu&lud nd re\anulnuw tho bill now pond- 0, songressy Urging its passago, 9}'}:‘; speechom bt Martin, M-ll:‘xsy, Hogan, and Burch were oxoeedingly five. AL b p. m, the Couventlon adjourned to 10 a. oot ater dsctated w the MWestern Assoclated Press. Naw ORLEANA, Dee, 4.—~The Commercial Con- vention was callcd to onder at 11 o'clock by the Hon. E. D, Holden, of Mitwsukee. Tho roll of delezates was called by States, Ges Fiizhugh Lee, -of Virginis, permanent Pres dent, was esrorted to the chalr by John L. ki bank, of Virginla, and John Iogau, of Mis- sourd, and introduced to tho Convention by the temporary Chaieman, Gen, Leo then addressed the Convention. The differonce between thno present and time pust wu referred to,—pence and war, Now, the apeaker sald, thauk Uod, ho was in New Orleans Joining with reprosentntives from all the States of the Unlon, who bad assembled together lu peacs, Joy, aud tovo for the advance mentof thecommerce of this great country. Thea ko arrived in New Orleans with o bady of troap- crs, when this Jand was divided by civil war, ‘The pall of that dark cloud had been removed and the groat lkmrl. ot the natlon, North and Houth, East sud West, now beat responsive to the best Intercsts of the whole people of the Unlted Btates, ‘Tha following were offered and referred tothe apuropriate Committees: By Mr. Underwood, of Kentucky—Resolution relgtiyo to the lmprovemeut of the Misstssippl and trivutaries. By Mr. iateh, of Loufslana—Favoring the sbolition of all frelght quaruniine laws, By Mr. Matlory, of Keutucky—Rolativeto s natfounl systemn of qm intine. 3 K Ar,” Hush, of Louisiana—Relative to tho conlineiuent of tho waters of the Mississippi within its banks, ete. By Mr. Bowiwan, of Kentucky—Relative to Congressioual action with respect to tho Jettivs. y Alr. Burch, of ‘Tenuessvo—Helativo to tho purchase of forulgn-bullt ahipe, By Mr. Aubroy, of Texas—Hclatlve to the ro- duction of tho tariil, Mr. J, B, Lafitte, Cbalrman of the Committed of ‘Thirty, havivir in charge the Franco-Awericun trado treaty, stated that there existed no come merciul treaty between this country uud France, Lere was now an effort belng mads to bring 8bout auich a trad treaty, oud that for tho City of New Orlcaus a Comuifttee of Thirty had tho matter lu charge. Ho stated that deleiates bud been oppotuted by the Cominities of Thirty who attended the Franco-American Trade ton- vention, which sssewbled in Parly iu August last, and lad made a repert. The report was received, read, und referred to the Commitice ou Conmerce, Beventeen Btates wero represanted. The following were unantmuusly adopted, with the exception of thres votes from South: ern Texas: . Wugnzas, The commercial fnterests of our cauntry lmperatively domandjas & uecewsity a com- petitive line of Tailway connoctiug tho Waters uf bl bl Biver with ' the - Pacitc Ocoau by the mast practicable route alung or near tho ::2d parallel of north latitade; and W 1n order 1o securu cheap transporta- Hou over sald line, cheap cost af conatruciion fs uecessary, ~ Which cau only be wocured by suca muasurve &8 will securs the early asle of the curitics of the Toxes & c Pacifiog Hattws, wpaBY, mOW 1o complete it Muo on" the "o ;fl‘r‘fi 84 80 0pen bighway froo to sll raliway. bustuess with M4 earnings subject 0 the Tugulalng puwer of Congrews, The poposition of “that Company showe that it has ucu{:umuha duty and jmpor- tauce o appiviug the bestlaws of cqonomy 1u tha commerco of the world o its spplication o Cun- - Eress for vational alas and, 4 Wuxncas, A Uovernment ‘guaranteo of s low rate of Interuat ou tho bouds of the Texas & Pacidc Ltatlroad Company wonld seom to aftupd the niowt cortain mvaus of ovisining the funds hoceseary to conatruck this hue; sad, Wugukas, What (s known as the Texas & Pa. cific Kalleosd blll, now peodlug b«lutucungn‘ll. to cotnplete naid Company's lue from Fort Wortn, Tex., t0 bau Diego, Csl, s cue whic contides In no person’ or character connucio with thy outerziss, :but fuculcstus the wisdom o 8 susplcion and juslousy of thoso Who &ru ta fo celva national tedat by provisions which kave ro- duced tue supiication ol the Cumpany for (avern- me dowa (v the uxtremo uf barmauy with 1he iolerest of ths ps'ufh. the Uovernmeut, and thie Cowpany, and iu a blil which scows best adupt- «d tosecare tho specdy complution of auch a line and o cuable the Couipauy o vblaly mouey st o jow rato of Intereat; Wherefore, Htesoleed, That thia Conveutlon recommend wud urye upon Conures 1o taky iwwediste fuvorably Lo fn ald of the biL, o the end that the ‘Fexas & Pucliic Road sy be coustructed ut the esrii vusyible wouicnt, {ust the computitton by au nde- vendent competiive hug of sulvay wes bu se- . years ago, cred, and that the laboring and manutactnring intereets of the country mav bo sthnniated. Stcond—And whereite, compeling lines north and routh of exlsting ronds are essontlal to tho welfaro of tha whaln conntrsy Tie i resoired, 'That the nid alrendy granted by the ieneral Government to the Nofthern Pacifio Railroad Campany should not be withdrawn. {rd—And wherean, nnless the Union and Cen- tral Pacific Raliroad Companies nre hela to the stricteat accauntability. the bennfit of competing lines will be lessencd of lost: therefora Resolved, Tnat the Union and Central Pacific Raliroad Companies ahonld be held to the strictest compliance (0 tholr chatters and the laws regulat- ing then, Alter adopting the nreamble and resolutlons favoring the Texas Pacific Raflroad, tho Con- vention sdjourned until to-morrow. CRIME, MURDER WILL OUT. Bpecial Dispateh 10 The Tyibune. 8rrivarisLp, 11, Dec. 4.—~Quite a scnsatfon was crented here to-ds) by the arrest of two old residents on 8 chargoe of having committed a murder in 8t Clair, Bchuyikilt County, Pa, nearly thirteen years ago. ‘The men are Michael Merrick, who has becn working asa mincr at Crabb's shaft, at the Junction, about twelvo ynars, and Michacl (afligan, who keeps o gro- cery store, but formorly worked In the same shaft. Merrick s a Bchool Director in his district, and Gafiigan was Mine luspoctor lnst year. Deputy Bherl® Jotn 8, Bnyder, of Potts. vitle, Pa., came here with a requisition from Gov. Martranft, and sccured the neccssary warrant from Gov, Cullom. Tho prisoners were Indicted March 7. 1865, togother with Anthiony Merrick, Michacl’s brother, at swhosa Yi0usa the crimo was committed, for tho murder Ichael Durkin, Jan. 16, 1805, nearly thirtcen Anlhun&' Merrick surrendered him- #ell, was tricd, an uitted. The otuers cs- caped, came West, and havae sinco resliled here, ‘The testimony taken at the Coroner's inquest shows that Durkin was shot by Merrick, and that Gafligan finished the job by knocking his brains out with o heavy weight, Bnyder saysho has threa witnesses to provo tholr ‘guilt. “The prisoncra suy that thoy left 8t. Clalr before the murder was comm(tted, and witl be discharged if justice fs done. 8inco coming lere they have hc:n industrious and bornao tolerably good char- ncters, HORSE-TAIEVES. #pecial Dispaich to The Tribune, GALERA, i, Dec. 4.~The horsc-stealing soa- 80n has sct {nin this scction, fivo animals having veen stolen during tho past weck., Yesterday morning, about daylight, & span of mares, a wagon, and tweoty-six bushels of corn-sced were run off frotn the farm of M, Blmmons, near Warren, The vroperty was found in the wooda four miles from the place, where it had been hiuden by the thief, ono Anderson, a Bwede, who s been {n the embloy of 8immons of late. No trace of the eriminal has been discovered. Tho county will pay a reward of 850 for his appro- heosion, Last night a horse-yearling colt and bridle were atolen from the ‘barn of William Welsh, of West Galena, Neither the thief nor property have been recovered. Gpecial Dispateh (0. The Tridu PRORIA, 11, Dec. 4,—Sherif? [litcheock has Just capturea a noted horse-thief named Vau Beant, who confesacs that ho hnas stolen twelve horses and a vast assortment of plunder. The horses have been recovered. Parties in MecLean and Ford Counties aro fmplicated in the affatr. Van Scant ls now In jail. BREATHITT COUNTY, KY, CINCtuNaTy O,y Dec. 4—Ad-lces from Breat- hitt County, Kentucky, indlcate that qulet hos been aznin restored. Notwithstanding the des- perato efforts on the part of the friends of Jason Littie, tho murderer, to release him, Sherif Hig- glogssucceeded in delvoring him to the Jailer of Madison County, where.ho was ordered for safa keeping by Judge Randall. Gov, McCreary Las {ssued instructions for n speclal term of court In Jackson as soon as practicable to {ndict and Sunlsh all partics who participated fn the lato Isturbance, Mo hos also ordered the McCreery Guards to boready to march to ald the court {f Ty Doces! ———— A STRONG CASE. Special Dispaich to The Tridune, Inp1aNaroLss, Tnd., Dec. 4.—Evidence in ths Morrick murder case to-day was of a somewhat scnsational.character. Parts of the body of the “itfilerell worong,, were lutroduced, and under thid testimony the prisoner wilted. One woman, who had not scen Merrick since tho night he stopped at her house with tho alck woman, Wentified him in tho court-room without hesita- tion. The defensé scem to havo no scttled the- ory, and cross-oxamine witnesses helter-nkelter, and t0 no apparent purpose. The Btate {s mak- 1ng a strong case. TORGERY, Bpeclal Dispateh to The Tridune. JaxzsviLLe, Wis, Dec. 4.—Stephen Caniff, who has beon employed for some time by ‘Thomas Austiu, & wealthy Johnstown farmer, was to-day arrested on complalat of Austin on a8 charge of forgery, It appcars that he had forged Austin’s name to varlous orders for miodn. Uacllf was jalled, and counfessed tho crimes. — CONVICTED OF PERJURY, CixcINNATL, Dee. 4—~John O'Connor, ex- member of the Leglalature, was convicted to- day n the United 8tatos’ Court of perjury in awenring to talsc afildavits for the purpose of procuring o pension from the Government, MOONSIIINKERS CAPTURED. &pectal Dispateh to The Tribura. NasnviLrx, Tenn., Dec. 4.—~Deputy Revenue- Collcctors Maupin and Force returned to-night {rom o rald on f1licit distillers in Macon Couuty, bavivg capturcd scveral men, THE CORNER. Peoplo [n Now York Laughing at tho Idea ol Cornering thio Wheat Crop, 8pecial Dirpatch to The Tribune, Nuw Yonx, Dec. 4,—The Times says tha story about Jamea R. Keone and Rufus Hatch going to Chicago with $1,500,000 to * corner ' wheat {8 a tople of much merriment on tho Produce Exchange. With the cuormous crop harvested this year, and the Jimmenss quantitles coustantly arriving, It I8 regarded o8 an utter impossibility for any man or _men to successfully got up a corner In grafn, Deal- ers say their Chicago confrores can furnish Keene and his sssociates with alt tho wheat thoy can pay for with cash or as much horrowed tnoncy us they can ralse, and legitimate trada will not be disarranged to an appreciubls extent, A temporary embarrassment n speclal grades at speclal times may bo caused, but ousy wpeculators who may - be short of the tmarket will be huft, and nobody carcs whether ~ they aro or not. ‘The truth [s that Keene & Co. went heavily foto an attempt to bull the market on winter wheat, E«mculglv No.Yred for November deltvery, ut the newspapery exposed their gamo bofore thoy had an opoortunity to ualosd, and thy Lave now ou baud about a» much of that kin of whea! they can manage. The present pur- chasos of spring wheat are for the purpose of reucwing- the stiempt to raiss prices on tuut kmd, which conlug Into murket, and thus atford she gamblers an vpportunity ol sMpping out of the trap they act tor themselves without too wuch 1o de aod tho chanc HORTICULTURAL, Darron, U., Dec. 5—~The Ohle State Hortf- caltural Boclety opens its annual meeting in this city to-day. "Therv are ‘s large nunber of delegates presgnt from all parts-of’ the State, and oticers from the Htate Socicties of [ndlana wnd Keotugky, The wmegeulug continues oyer ‘thprsday and £riday, and will bo of usiverysi lmporiies 1o those loterested i bortiulsural watters, . SALT, ot Hpeclal Dipaieh 10 The Triduna, | . -East Baoniaw, Micb., Doc. 4.—The report of ‘the State Sals Insooctor shows the atuount of satt fuspacted fu tho State durlug the month of Nuvember ns 157,440 bareels; decrease, 8,023 barrels over the product of Novewber, 1577; tutal uroduct fur the year gndiog Dec, 1, 1578, L8631 barrels; wrcasg over Luu,pmlutr. ol $120 barrels, v i OCEAN STEAMSHIP NES, Youx, Dee. 4.—Arrived, steamahips New Blate of ernd-.rdlmm (Ulssgow, and A, Bchol- tew, from Rotterdaw. THE DENTISTS. Corusuts, 0., Dee. 4.~The Btate Dental Couveution 1o sesslon herv spent wost of the day constderiug the charves mude that they bad exeeeded the power of thy State law cltuwing them to examina and Issue diplomasto dentists, innsmuch =s the Boclety had delegated this power to a State Doard or Examin- ing Cnmmlt.tcc. After a lengthy discusslon 8 resolution *was adopted folly Indorsing the action of the Examining Hoard, and declaring tho Boclets had not excoeded ita legal powers, and very severoly censuring Dr. J, H. Warner, one of thelr members, resident here, for his alleged attemnts to fnjure the Soclety by claim- fng that thelr acts had beon itlegal and thelr charges fof dinlomns oxcessive. The Aesociation to-night elected the following officers: President, 1D, R, Jeonings, of Cloye- 1and; Vice-President, A. ¥. Erninger, of Co- lumbus; F. A, Huanter, of Cincinnatis Corre- sponding Bocretary, A, fa Hrown, of Chilii- cothe: Recording Becrstary, W. 1l. LiMito, ot Xenlos Treasurer, F. W. Kefly, of Oxtord. "I, A, Smith, of Cinclanatl, was efected a member of the Htato Examining Committes for three years. . FIRES., AT EAST SAGINAW, MICH, fpecial Dieateh to The Tridune EAsT BAainaw, Mich, Dee. 4—At twenty minutes to 8 a. m. to-day, fire broke out fn tho large steam saw-mill of A, T. Brewer, just below the city. A male was blowing from the northeast, and tho flames apread with {righttul rapldity. The mill was soon wrapped In flames, which communicated to a largo steam block and destroyed it, the toa salt-slicd full of salt, and thence to the lumber docks of 4. G, Owen, which, with 2,600,000 fect of Inmber were, total- destroyed. Thence the fira communicated o Tuttle & Pease's saw-mill, which was aleo da- stroyed. J. G. Owen’s mill was saved. Tho mill of Brewer was shut down last week, hav- {ng cut 13,000,000 feet of lumber, and the snit- block had a capacity of 20,000 barrols of ealt per acason. Foar thousand barrels of salt were de- stroyed. DBrewer's total loss |s 850,000, with jn- surance distributed smong the lollnwlmr com- anles: On tho mill, Security, Unfon, Transat- antic, 8t, Paul Fire, Glon’s Falls, Scotttsh Com- merclal, Northern, Western, British Ameriea, 1,000 each; rance Company of North Amerlea, Pennsylvania Fire, Hoffman, North British & Mercantile, #3,000 each; Flro Asso- ciation, $2,500; American, 81,5005 on the salt- block, Beottiali Commercihl, $1,000; Lancushire Englund, and Howard of New York, 82.008 eacli; Manufacturers’, Boston, and Continental of New York, 82,600 cach;' Imperial Northern, 8500, J. Q. Owen's loss on lumber and dock was $22,500, fnsured ns follows: Continental of New York nod North British & Morcantlic, 83,000 cach; Scottish Conunercial, 84,000; New York Central and Continental, 81,600 each. Rust & Co.’s loss was $5,000; no Insurance, Tuttle & Peaso's loss was $1, 1‘00; insured for 1,000 in the Transatiantic, Tho firc was the work of au {ncendtary 7 . AT BURLINGTON, IA. . ? &pectal Disputch to The Tridune. BurLiNuTON, In., Dec. 4.—~About half-past § o'clock to-night 4 Qre was discoveped fn the ex- tensive tobacco factory of Smith, Cook & Co., in this ¢ity, known aa the Mississippl Valley ‘Tobacco Works, and oue of the largest estabe lstunents of its kind in the 8tate. The firo had ovidently been burnjug lo the interior of the building for some time previous toltadiscovery, andthe beat efforts of the Fire Department falled to prevent almost tio cntire contents of the bullding from being destroyed, leaving the bare walls standing. ‘Tho loss Wil bo heavy, though the awount cannot bo ascertalved “to-night, aod I8 probably covered by insurance, of which there was §10,000 on tho bullding, £3,000 ca the macninery, and $23,000 on the stock. A ——— CHICAQO, s The alarm from Box 4 at 5:45 last evening was caused by the cxplosion of s kerosene-lamp In tho cottage No. 203 Carpenter street, Dam- ago nominal. ‘Tho alarm from Box 108 at 7:30 yesterday wis caused hfin burning chimoey st No, 67 Ullman street, No damnge, The larm from Lox 00. at 6:50 last evoning waos caused bya fire in the two-story frame dwelllxfinfi No, 816 Wabash avonue, owned and oceupled by Mrs, M. A, Parker. Cause, o do- fective gas-pipe. Damoge, 818, A BRIDUE DBURNED, ' Bveetal Dispateh to The Trivus' ' ! Quixey, ik, Dec. 4—Tha Wabash Rafiroad® bridge at Meredosia, over the Iitinols River, was partinlly destroyed by fire last ovening. The first scction of the treatle-work this side of the brides proper took fre first, a;robnm fromn sparks from o locomotive, and was gurucd. Fiva stringers of the bridge also were rulved. ‘The damage was repalred as quickly as possible, and tralus woro delayed ouly @ fow hours. AT PETERSBURG, ILL. Special Dispateh 1o The Tridune. 8rrixarirLD, 1, Dec, 4.—~Tho brick lvery- stableof Rule & Kule, at Potersborg, Menard County, was burned ot 4 o’clock this mortilng, But four out of twenty horses were saved, | The carrlages, buggles, etc., wore saved, ‘Losa sbout 85,0003 Insurcd for ' $2,8.0 {u the Springllold Fire and Murlne, IN NEW YORK. NBw Yonx, Dee, .—A tira this morulng do- stroyed the i'acitic Flour, Grain, and Feed Mills, and grain clevator and drier attachment, sit uated on Columbla strout, between Paclllc and Amity streets, Drooklyn. Losy, $200,000; iu- aured, =i CASUALTIES. PRAIRIFE FIRL, ' Drapwoow, D. T., Dec. 4.—An extenslve and destructive prairis fire broke out below Crook Clty, and swept in an easterly direction, burn- ing up the hay which had becn cut and stocked for tho military post at Bear Butte, Themlit. tary quarters Darrowly escaped destructton. Many rauctics were burned to tho ground. Btur- gis Cltv, which ln{n in tho path ol tho flame, wasaaved Uy a slight ratu-fall, which stopped the fiend's progres. CRUSIIED BY LIE CARS, Br, Lovts, Dee. 4.—Ieory W, Caleroft, Su- perintendent of the Car Dapartmeut of the Mis- souri Pacliic Railroad at Bedalla, Mo., was killed to-day while coupling cars st Otterville, Iie had been in the ewploy of the Company tor fifteen years, 2 SUICIDE, Dxsowoopy D. T., Dee. 4.—Another case of sulcids by morohine occurred hers Jast night, the victim belue Mrs, Ettle Wallace, Montal suffering was ol uay assigned for the aged. et—— Amiabllity of the Frince of Wales. B Zawdon Lalter, One priucipal reason why the Duke of Edin- burg e so much less known and g¢o much less popular than his oldest brother is becauss be 1s exccedingly shy, and therefore very rotiring. Bo sby, ludeed, v e, that when e has Lo imako 8 speech in public it is 8 paloful effort to bim, whereas the Pritice of Wales, without necessu- rily losing an fuch of veal digolty, Is “nall fellow, well mett" with his intunato (rlonds, and, ss u rule, socluble, snd pleasuty not 10 say often Joity, with other people, Hoe has also the hap- ry koack of turnlng uside or answering pood humoredly—his tuct and happy tewnper are pro- varblal—the 1ost emburrassiog, and ut times, it must be cuntessed, lmpertioens re- warks, Fancy a man—to bo sure, it 8 sald be had not the slightest dea who it was Lo was addressiog—agkiug the Princo if be bad over heurd a repore tbat tho Quecn wus 1 thu habit of drinkiog to excess, aud I be thooght that it was trued Yot that is un sgtual fect; 1 wean that tho question wgs put; not, of courie, that hér _Majeaty fmbibes. ~ But i fs slsa a face that 8 Judy halling from your side “thy Atlantle did rocently very earuestl: {well kuowlig, Svo, who e was) it it were true that his mothier wus about to marry Lord Beac- onetield. It has becu hinted that, sithoush the wust duttiul of sons replicd with dus sol- cmulty, if uot assumed horror ut tho bars tdea ot suctya eontiugeney, he could not sucecsd 'fu cotirely suppressing an amused sulle, 8proad of tho English Language, Naw Yurk World, Rowif and Godi ere regarded by Frenche men early in tho coulury 8s the roots ot the English ‘lavgusge, but’ st prescot Purliay Freuch hias given way at 4o tnany points beltore the tuvaslon of Euzlisn words that it hoa be- come & curlously oppusite tongue. Bhocking (unu)‘llv spelled without tha e ), break, sport, Liut Jife, and so un, ars repidly becowiug qual- led tor 4 pluce tu the Acadewny’s dictiovary, A full-page sdvertiscment o La Vie Parien 1s amimed wieh such words aud scutences uws Towmy typa over,’ “coquetish kute,” “onles frock,” “un Coesterticld overcoat en Secland clos,” “el quulques pautalovus o crean bomeapue, ¢'est-a-dire of the wmost grue ful drapery fo tbe world,” as cuttlay safd, **uu body ¢n corded velvet,” * le e fftte,” Sie Kipake,” sud **uu manteat u wauclcs Gies 3 Jrab Colos g miturs wea shin fuquire of the Prince | Hon, Thurlow Wee] Indorsing Dr. Radwaya R. R. R, Remedieg AL Years, ter Using them for Several KEw Yoo oDedr Sirs Haviaa forpeverat years nac 3, o, dunhtingly ot Fat, it ATICE Can €Mcacy with fall conddcnce. it in no ks praiE ninty’to thankfuily acknowledwo the sl i liave derived trom them. The pii Toating % often as occnxfon require, and Alwaye PR 8 o Tieary: Jellel cARROT Da Do by Its name, We l”w' the linimynt 1re -tfl:fle;'flfl;'r;}m"'fnl.',"&" |5 fnding the py Dr. ftinwar, | 1" e HURLOW Wgp, R.R.R. DYSENTERY, DIARRH(EA, UHOLEBA MORBUS, FEVER ARD Aayg CURED AND PREVENTED /BY RADWAY’S READY RELIEF, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, ' DIPHTHERIA, INFLUENZA, BORE THROAT, ' DIFFIOULT BREATHIRg . TELIEVED IN A PEW MINUTEs b +BY RADWAY’S READY RELIEF, BOWEL COMPLAINTS, est, Dia; Cholera Mothu; ? chiarges from th s ara atopped § "flfi‘?!flr‘fl.‘{,’ ::’e-':m:m:xg .l;#‘n ,R;d:ly' »ndyrhcluen Nocra. o nt10n, no weakness or tassit ; Eoliow'tho uxe Of 1ho Th T Hettets e i RADWAY'S READY RELIED CURES THE WORST PAINS In from One to Twenty Minutes, NOT ONE HOUR After Reading this Advertisemont nesj sny ong Buffer with Pain, RADWAYS READY RELI | CURE FOR EVERY PAIY, s It was the first and fo tho ONLY PAIN REMEDY ‘That tnatanily stops the most excruciating palos, . tuys Inilammation and cures Congestiouy whetlier f thio Lungs, 5tomach, Bowels oF other glsads of orgui, vy ooe application, In from One o Twenty Minntes, No matter ;l.uw vlolent or exeruciating the pain, thy Rbeumatia Hed-ridden, Infirm, Crivpled, Nervou, Neuraigic, oF prustrated with disease sy sufier, ADWAY'S READY RELITR WILL '+ 'AFFORD INSTANT EASE, Inflammation of the Kidnoys, Inflammation of the Bladder, Inflammation of the Bowels, A Congestion of the Lungs, Sore Throat, Difficult Breathing, Palpitation of the Heart Hysterics, Croup, Diphtherla, Catarrh, Influcnza, Ieadache, Toothache, 3 * Neuralgis, Rheumatism, Cold Chills, Agne Chills, » * weers Chilblaing, and Frost Bitw M w3 2t 7 oty e - == ‘The applieation of the Ready Teltef o the partet paria wh l?r: tho pain or dificuity exlats will aiford ess 2t "Tnibiy to slaty drops tn half's tambler of water wi] In A few minytes cure Cramps, hparius, Sour Slombl, icartburn, Sick _Headache, Dlarriira, Dyseuters Colle, Winid{n tha Towels, aniali internal Pafns., ‘Lravelors shonkd niways carry a bottlo nf IEAWATS READY HELIEF with theni, A few drons In Wi i provent alckness or paind rom, changs of maitr lh 18 betier than Freach Prandy or Ditters as 8 atiaer FEVER AND AGUE b4 ND AGUE cured for ffty cents, Therelt remedisl AZeut In this world that will care Ferer HovARd kg 2o Y a1 othes Mufariol A7oiofi Yellow, and other Kevers flm, Vo Quickly ns IADWAY" 11y eints'per bottice DR. RADWAY'S Sarsaparillian Resolvent, THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFILR, R 1) {3 NE OF CHIONIC DISEASF, SCTOFOLA DRy T IR DI A by 08 e SSEATED 1 FIR Lungs or Riuncky Skin ar Hones, Tleshor CORRUPTING TIIEVSOLIES, AND VITIATISO TIE PLUIDS, M umatia, Scrofuia, Glandutar Swellleg Py .::,"n’:,',"u.u.;‘u. Uantorons "AdeCHkR, SYpILS X epibil, Weltt P i T n and Hip Diseases, Mergurial Dluwa Te nmie Complali dout, Drojay, bats Hbeuw, Diwe chitts, Cousumption. Liver Complaint, &c. Not only does the Sai riiltan_Hesolvent excel s [a the cire of Curuilc, Scrofuyst aud bilin Discasos,” bub 1t 1s thevall KIDXEY AXD BLADDER COMPLAINTS, Urlnary and Wombh Discascs, Gravel, Disbates, Droodt, Btoppage of Water, Incontineace of Urine, Lnwlid lscase, Albuminuria, and i &l caszs wfirv there wid water Is b r'(‘l‘-dn\l deposits, or thy ck, cloudle mixed with subsisuces ke the white Al ik e [ e Ao st ot iera s S8 dorbld, wirs jupostts, sul {ioiis ppoparanc i on o and whita buse when therd ja & pricking, buruing sensation whe ing water, and pata in (e swiall t" (ho lack sn aloina.” Buld by druggles PRICK ONK Dol OVARIAN TUMOR OF TEN YEARS' GROWTH CURED By Dr.RADWAY'S REMEDIES. DR, RADWAY & CO., 32 Warren-st,, N\ DR. RADWAY'S MY tecily tasielcas, clegantly conted with swert Uiy Farur anslcm riraaty catted T At fer R A R L e 3 heyis Plafder, i Db, fitadactiv, ‘Cobatibation: Coutivencen, 1o geatlon Dyspetata, Bliiousuza Fover, Infauinsiii : (ere. Warrh (e Bty vegetinte, Calitog oo merchey wiaeal of \.\\"It‘!fl(‘lllr Iru; o~ Oserve t (ullowtng srmptoms resultiog oD ders uf Ll ve T ctdiey o Oinach, & auec: . l:;ui;o[lls‘;oa. Fulluess or wel, ’n ltn rlouiacl i looi, bio¥ inks OF Flutteriags in the Fii v b ¥ IRt G e :‘;q.llunlhld“: pteate Bilales ghineian o b el Batore thenlgut, Kevr and Guil baia 13 iegl iRyt <y of Peryplration. Yellowacatel X . eucious o o3, Yelluwges ihe bkl and Eyve. Fua fa i {31y Lo, Limos acd el ol e ol way's 1l "1 fom wik of the shove-uamed dlsordere, brices 2 LEULs e VAR, Buld by Drussiats. READ “ False and True.”’ Scod a feiter atazmp to RADWAY & CO., Nov 32 W& 1% Fo o S Xurs, % “Tur T il0 WOr b tonssnds will bo suzt ¥oz