Evening Star Newspaper, June 22, 1878, Page 3

‘ith strainers for Boston, Prowi- Northern Potnta, S-turni TUESDAY, THURSDA clock p.m YOMAC RIVER LANDIN Steamer JH © W, THOMPSON, Capac dors s. Woop. loatos bor whart, term: ag of Tih'anc Bib street Nneot ears, son. vii And you can just study them at your | ana there is naucht but goo ke a fleck ‘ i = HETA!LEOF PADIS AND MAY. on the previous evening. If he could have his | adherence to republican sentiment! The has allowed its artists to riot in olor, in fiery A LOVE STRIFE. i LEOP = way, he would compel the nobis forelzner to | went. forth from the conspirators’ cafhet. | dragons Pacer fenenes ol oe | 1. j Wali tes you she ta szoi s luere all at once, and wou! n |. and Premier Simon fell in an fous! : wie rear Wr . Insti tr and aire. [ Edward K +g in App!-tou’s Journal.) Soeeree eae special (rai ouside the city | and his ‘men were wild with Wop ‘the | red chimeras. The peaked and st ired pagodas | 5 pooder wactne: 3 ase bet: Tdo not believe iba the Cafe dela Paixis | limits—except always during the Ev aibitiva, | Wave rolled on and on, and blotted ou’ Maitre | stand out among the rest of the architectu N e WHI] coo like a milk-white dove, | the center of the wer {I know an Aweri- | The stranger must be allowed to renain ua'il | de Broglie and all his aides, and Jules Sinn | with startling effect; but the C! inese portal | All lov ean who does, “sit hi ‘, | that festival is finished, for Paris wisaes ani- | once more came into prominence. Philovo- | requires close ins] ection, for the:e isan infin | . Now she stands apart, my friend,” he say and in she cou ne of thie | mation, variety, and babel. Such is the shop Dhar, Howantarian, mastery: estar, it was By ot cqente intaid work ap a oe eee Crowned with tea has she a heart? | year you willseeeveryb dy wioisanything on | keeper's sentiment. astonishing that a reaction headed vy su: a bal c ¥ 9 this inundane spheiw aifi by. you. You can | “There are plenty of liberals of ensmopoli‘an | aciid aid rasping talent as that of De Brostie | Moogolians have made landscapes of singular ast asow ey tate, pe § aon ee 2S ae oe, | judge them, too, fram your cuigne of vantage, | thought among the French potiticians and | should have swept him doan. Hugo, Thies, | graphic power. We see the mand:tin taking : att STUCK ER JONES, Agent. as you can nowhere e! “f one fancles | men of business, who have been m ve | Simon! These three great names were se\:ce | his walk, surrounded by troops of ohsequious mu | ~ | himself or herself lo-tin the crowd. and the | in arranging the present na ‘ional fet y heard in i867 A host of elegant platitudes, | servants; the laborer in the te ds cu ivating Tvender! fora miuute | SU" MEE ARRANGEMENT. | cleverest drops the The judge lays | They are far in advance of the mass of the na | lay figures whose ou'ward adornmeat was | lice, cr bringing water in the oldest of pais, the diet se time ®hen aways } 2 a | aside his severity, the p her'smirk, the | tion. “They are anxious to learn vnd to teach, | striking, but which possessed no aggressive | strung upon the clumsiest of neck-yokes; of Ii she dec ms mea trivial toy, | (OK NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND | hypocrite his gue, the man of atairs his | to compete Sharply with resect for th ir ad: | Ror resisting force, stood in the places which | ‘he aimond-eyed damsei reposing in a coo! | = Mere boy; he swift and einpint wen ctemer LAD = worried look and hu..t When they get | versaries, and a knowledge of their own short- | these worthies should have occupied. And | grove. with her maids of honor fanning her, CHE LAKE, Capo C, J. BONN®: here. ito this giv ent on the Paris | cominys.’ They are actuated b | the Frenci: did not see that they were goy or eisaaelne her aiteniion from her love ALL woves “bib vines Oke uieValds, they feel ay tree and easy as i | for the glorification of the new erned by men of straw clothed in shadow | Musings to the spectacie of pretty birds, or of att! further noties, evesy MON~ | tity" Were"in the iniddie uf the oceans? con republic, whose polivy i There isho savage simp wiiy about tere. | pictues ob a scsel yan is China's hetgh “AY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 60°C! tihtes the friend, sire -gio@ for eompari- | whose victory has been ov Woe spit, PUP ews who have iavited fa: Pevgle of the | Lor, and has cc bined a seve e simplicity vill in their pro- | World to Paris on the occasion of this great | of ‘exterior facade with richness of ex ¢ (row a beW | pression. Tiling have amoilion, it ls cauethe | festival There is no ivvk a Kauce ac Koyaey: | laliie within, The ina nation every Cas for your analysis. Turk to | Exhibition of i8'8 should in every partie the shah, the Queen of England. i kee comotos, b rowed and | excel tha of Is spe tosweep awiy Cat) oieyMajest of spain aie. se. SOW ie Heve Monist from South Ames even the memory of tinpetial splendor. They magnificeut'y entertained. The M Every rose has ts «fy the cool and collected me determined) that repu n fireworks Pesident is alowed to lavish five hunired + and on which is pidated | iy ntalatad date, and sinuous Job hall be brighter. that repubtican art-displavs | thousand franes in fetes and dinners, aud this gle word “Japaa, Spain resuseitates | pqiy when an a month hence: there 1s un 1 be more tv dle, that republican Pacts | is as generous as it Would be for us to hav. Moo ish spiencors ior her fr on the in : ie Kaces vf an_an his Most cient temple are represented in the Jap Foaetaked They Roop (lean & A , ies and | aLee a, aud over the enirauce s | Prev Word's Pils Letior to Sa, Frare $00 hel a keavy woo en |, the borders of whieh are | { i | , her ‘ N | tw ieoking fora ‘rricoga, Nowtn! aoa Lacearitoern, evopeing ab HW go by here: te globe seem | shall be more beautiful than an emperor and lowed President Grant half a milion doilars | termations! stree!, aud her young monareh | |! "2 mp jamaae, Sis - a Qrnisestaviishmen’. and t | hiesate Htes conld nave made them. for sivlar purposes iu 1816. The Ministers of | seems to have determined to make an im. | 4M@:ttin orto pair in Paris who can » Mermeviale landings each trip. Daye of sailing, | Posie show at Paris if he has to baukrupt tue | Freteh. Because my Preneh hasen teely sry a view of the different ehar. ‘ar they have amp'y fulfilled their in-| Foreign Affairs and of Agriculture and © % id & litte French on A hus tar they bave amply fulllis : wed tw. ha.ional treasury in order to doit. The Por | 78%, I did know a litte French on © of he human species wi huat giv | tentions. The palices Which have arisen on merce are each allowed two hundred and fifty but ikwas Fr only te nse.ves the trouble and fatigue oi [Champ de Marsare dreams of bevuty aseom- thousauid franess and the outer ministry ancl iese depart sa marvel of cream. | Heres but ik was French suitable only for the ig ; d with the hideous “zasometer ” of 1867. the Presidents of the Senate and the Chamber | white plaster-v o.k, the entiaace representing | Guuuiements of a bachelot Ti has token right, when a flond of electric light sweep sately wal's of the ciifice on the Froca 9 Deputies, may spend one hundred thousand | the door of a Gothic exthedra’. In tis pavit. | dem entirely under the doutve st de wn acro = the great Plage de opera, setiing | dé-e plateau were equaled by nothing in Na. fanes- each. The Whe, the wiity, aad the | lon one may feel cool inthe hotest. indent Snulish Pred Woman ean accu pd dashes, outin ‘gid re tet against a dark backszrouud | poicon IIp.’s “peep-show.” Every imperial beautiful from every land are entertained | mer hour. Lay Sage hr sage | u i tal of the N nd Russia are separated | ye the massive pertal 0} e N For further tuformarion, apply at the office, over {etqypoultan Bank. Knox's Kxpress Of@ce, or at re Company "s Wharf, foot of 6th street, Ragsage calleel for of application at Knox's Er- tem € SAMUEL BAOON, Pres't, 8.3. ACCINELLY. Agent wune dares ( | me ac Stexme Mattano, | | | onal Aculeny | and royal government of consequence inthe with lavish care: music, flowers, marvelous | from each other mevely bya grand nave which reproach at the muse pase tare r The Bony Sous aioe Sant £. G To reduce a Nig | ot Musie, ard the shap ty walls of the Grand | werd has without hesitation accepted the in. new lights, paintings, sta’ue poctry, d | runs through the palace para let with the river i ih aver, thinks mae fon <NIGHT alte, ¥ leave Per @l Rast eee tam p Cafe de ia Paix is thronged. Cer-| vitation of the republic to share in her rejoic- song, are the features of every entertainment. ine. The Russian ave made eladorate otily. The iillputian water pitchers in) @¥er New Yor 4 o'clock p.m. Pech io acion } crowds are cosmopolitan; ail lane | ing: rmany comes limping in atthe last | Frem the opening to the close of the Exhibi- io Jue Knows rot od tis shows It isturnis bre | Sfirstaire-t her a erp ema. a Porites discussra. 10 | muement, no doubt glad of a chanes to partiel- thon there are No be twenty-six ministerial re. | whlch to adn ire most—the great hou-e, Dullt Hi epee itehearia tang | tis ese he adi erents of the late house of | pate in the art department, where she can do ceptions, and an equal number of ministerial | of unhewed tin er, Which stands at a ands ; | Benspaite most do congregate; but they are | herself credit, without contributing to the in- | dinners, each of which will be a memorabie | trance to the Russian department, or the tich | cou maaet sonore ene wake Bot ae Fg hustied by people who Fepresent ihe red re- | dustrial section, where her poverty would be. | festival. ‘The «mpize is outdone: republican. | displays of jewels, furs, and bronzes, or the | WCHL Wile for a more comune faulty ¢ | ad Bont, Was See pub.ie in Leir own country, or by Prus-iars | come wofully apparent. fad lesson was | Lmisthe fashion, and republicans are rich. | €1 oimous coliection of cereals and ‘agricul | Pegtey clin suart nt wetee Tae aed | SaMUKL BAOON, Presiaent, | who wire at Sedan, or by Mexicans Item | {earned by the German Empire at Philadel. | M Menier, a manufacturer with a wet income | tural implements. ‘The Russian house is mod | Of lodgings by mon.h answers Wiha erin and OUR! | Queretaro: and, «cn pleasant Moy afernoous. | phia, in i7é—a ‘lesson whieh all powers de- | from bis business of four million francs yearly | eled after one which Peter the Great once | Q'shrug. “That's all the increased wate eae | ‘TOURISTS. tike the wind ina storm; when the Sparrows are half mad with j void of military glory would do well to profit | —a colossal fortune in Franee—iivals the | owned and occuy ied near Moscow. It has a | lege you'll get out of him. The ch ember flocs ALLAN LANE With its blistering Ki | tle long line cf trees oppo i e the cafe, waere | by—which Aneto Hun EATy took to heart | splendors of the Arabian Nigh sin his palace | pleasant open gailery at the fout, whence the needs sc.ubldng. The French d I | Rovat Min STEAMSHIPS, (On face and on form | the old women in the newspaper kiuscs are | when her financial crash came in 1873,and! on ihe borders of the Park Moncein. A re. | Visi_o1s cen look down on the throngs movie omsulted for words suitable f > | From Baltimore to Halifax and Vice Versa > oiding the wares which they nave just t > which Spain is vainly endeavoring to cominit | pubiiecan, who died the other day, left a sum | Fesilessiy up and down the Rue Inter: ationale. | CD ‘a “scrubbing trust.” ; — hes eived damp from the presses, and whe to memory. You cannot have your cake and | of eighty-six million franes, to be divided | The odd} eiked eaifice near the Russian de tion _is conveyed an the landiona, The A 1 British Iron Screw Steamsht) es | phonse and Dieadonne seamper furiously h eat it, too, genUcmen of the cloak and sword! | among republican heirs. partment is the work of the Swiss, who proudly tever scrub) chamber-floors, in Franc HIBERNIAN 8 200 tons, Capt. Tite Archor FON.R.$ Are le er and yon among the five hundred ladies and | If yeu wil persist in drawing into the mili- As Jor ihe picbs, it was never more satisfied | « is} lay heirna i ni motto, anda mudelofone They scrub) a courtyard, a Nova SCOTIAN. 3 200 tons, Capt. Richardson Pilitseries emen seated beneath the awning, and | tary channel all the power, force and glory thin now. Not tit has more money than | of the ancient gates at Be The Belgians | or'g'dog. On the quays one May continusliy, | ©A5PIAN, 3.100 tons. Capt. Trocks P11 ita de. m. ng to be served, the scene is more bit | the nation, you must expect to see your. fic | it had uider the en pire, but its condition is | have buit a huge house of stone from the see men whose business it 1s to seiuy dose in 1 near Kova soome ib dies lint, varied, vivacious, piquant, and amusivg | tarren and deserted, save by poor, faithful | in proved, and rammels to progress exist | quarries in their naive hills; and this im . m ALIFAX, 5 4 There | [S7 BATUMDAY ate p m.; George a bo. Thare | wa eve MONDAY. aad A ting over | Freight taken at lowest rates. For in! f YS the river, b vere er floors. ey" 1p passage to Hall gold the gioum, See eee aaa cat of space {wake meme | MONT Whom, your detestable government ue longer. The government was asked if it | ing structure is oruamented with numerous | MEH, but never chamber floors.” They’ | Calin passage to Hala: SS: oa: | f square feet of space inthe hemi | treats ike pack: You mustexpeet, if would prevent the woiknen fiom holding a | statues. Austro-H gary haserected a som. | 2 . } yihis, spheres. ple lounge on the Prado, tu Mad | rid: they exercise violently in Hyde Park, in | London: they strut and ogle Unter den Liu- in Be:lin; they languish, fliry and in Including 1) mists amen: ceap trip in Firs sMupe and the ef too a. ward and for- | First'cabtn to8t. J at's" alt we could | FUNC Falin to vermont But wi abbing time, as | For further iuformation appl t woud be, be ttuerp ea. | A'SCHUMACHER & 00. end miilions on the { Strasburg, | congress. “Ceitainly not,” r wails from the workingmen of Nurem- ‘Ltie work coud se “a i except Wines, et. d When the fopportuuity to enjoy a brief aes Trans-Atlantic Steam- ming summer climave of Nova ohu’s, Newfoundiand . $35, gold 75, gold 8 the answer. | bre colorcd corstruction, profusely decorated reely believe their | with imperial desicns, and with tle names of snd to see want and corruption stalk sences. Were they, then, to tea lowed ibert Aus lion and Hungasian writers, paiuters, ‘ -hand over the ruins of unused manu- 10 Coas they peascd? Could they havea col | and scu prers. Aud Holland, Deumack, Sw ue, on the Ring, fn Vienna; but they prom. | nies. 1 ctive exhibition of the products of Freneh | den, aia Norway, exhibit with thei cus. enade on the Paris boulevards. | x vobiscum,” says the old maneloquent, workmen's indu tr Why net? They organ. | fomea taste, which is very high praise. These The ghost of pae ennui vever haun‘s the | from his nook in the Rue de Clichy, as he sur) iced an exhibit: wiich is in itself a sumer nt | litte counties furnish évormeus promenader in‘ Lutetia. g ago the Gaul | yi ys the assembled nations, and accepts their refutation of the bru’aland cynical assertion | every iuterbatioual tair,and ateshee them in discovered that to divide a city into two quar- | } “pail, "and 18! r lancloid, he went through a strange pantomime of “kicki ward witht get ont of bk We Sty porec kl 2m BK v “i pall, 2 Gay street, Balrim: Victor Hugo is one of the central that “hey are net tit for the suifrage. What! the testdsligh ful fashion. Deum k has a | 08 beeame plain. He meant the waxit'g = = : ivanee: bited ters, one devoted exclusively to business, the | fi of this repubifean exhibi ever 1M, de PLE; of @, Whose aucesorfoughtat | vy of Lancseme, lithe .uadsmen ou 5 ase of te - | RCHON LANE. Messrs. Maskelyne an olLer to residence, was an invention of the | years ago his veice was but faintly heard, as it d'Acre, voe. and shall Alpho ire. duty iu her section—dare-devil feiows, dressed Kicked 0 < belailahe Tac + bumpeter called ito sow dissension in | vaceu through the din of dru of Vrumpet Who has teen prevented, ty circum. | in bie and white, and stroking tacit straw. | s chanic led if. He builds his | praying praises to the false Ci i reside n prs ele san of the park and th ofeymbas stance bs in she same | cla-hing in honor of King William add Bis tracing | p everywhere: | marek, who were at that early day laughing m —mo-texq | their sleeves: of eannon Uiundering salu’ his toes and heel, and Ssil from New York for m thus as easily as if his right | JLABBOW every SATURDAT; ai be en bis ripht arm. Tuaat’s all the | ome ai WEDN «eSsDAY > ver Which he bad no comrol, om | Colo: ee mus: rakish air. All coun ancestry, but whe ean prod a thes except, P suppo-e, Prussia, and the othe: te brovze, or mayhap a wonderfa) | German sta'es iu the Cuion, el ropometer, oF ts, but hi ries the beaut urpassed for ele- nl ¢ Hbly aa mdenine conta te us ef thee aims on show tn, f Bel ue ot bith: Lie ia | A Staterooms on main estintothe humb narters, and he ne the dwheyed sultan, who has since vn ing imgenvicy ava artin highest degree, shal: the Champ de Mars Pasace. In the 01 ‘ aa 8. agg od Pg ay tps. oa lunches “down town.” Never does he waste | fereed by cruel fave to resign hisempire and he not vote? all hot the men who buila oe ina. | Sey for bu Xactness To Make ou! TWo | SALOON CA GINS. $65 to $80, CURRENCY, us hours siawly crawling “homew tr ohummed these y rily to) and Abdul. Aziz ehe | otfivion; butt rms, Napoleor is goue sunk inie the se Ti man of the Rue de Ci sidenees, ; yave al lews\ jichy | cering representative dorning eve as much to s ernment as br 1 Well, | S#* ONDCABIN, aid evidently upaaddown, Cheve fs | Tpore With a dreadfudy Vivid st casionally e rh org, ariness, in some giided club, stepping. from w Te he js perhaps dian, almost bets ete Ts ago, New We soaght | York to Paris aud retary, $136 to 8186, acourd- bac pat suirts Firm cians Paes h ' 1 a his | of some articl ing to» sid route chosen, into the vortex of dissipation. Even | is sil! hale and hearty. In the days of exile | fops, who wag their Willess pues one at first; | ane, Who ts often ¢ Youtufui onicer | tS articles. | ror Books of li forwation. Pinus, &c., nds have been freq al magnate, his home ison | he foresaw the downfall of the usury and | {oor wit and cha terol Amanda at the | in a Welded fwigue j and this cor- | 7 carte back nulnas Apply to HES DERSON BROTHER, rin France arran and he can atany mo- | prophesied it, Wher it had come; when the | ball, of Le assermoer, and the Latest i poral, When he salces, puis tito his arm, as | Wel" Ndtdcandichea 1 NNIB KOHUMER Seed. te ne que ment step from the arid atmos of pareh: | ped F Sedan had tivhved up ail Europe: | cency in comedy 2 The covernment. knows | be sicots bis hand out from tts ¢ noe eg italkiucatonce | wr watitgtas ee a eo & seale o ment and copying ink into th ant sit | when the Commute. with ts axony and flery | that the workmen's “coleclive exhibition’ | encugh to sta a duzen dificut eute SORE Poon ntalionanuthes, | Sec ee ———— be rder the ts shine of bis Wife's smiles, and can hear seum, Had eoine and sone ihe od mau evied, | will be the Vindication of the theery aluri | che whole Amesiean charac er—the dasi,the | Heute rems They uked, ani we | NYOMTA GERMAN LLOYD. Ouse Syitire music of his childven’s The resuit is, | Py be Ile prayed for amnesty, | versal suftage in France, and hence itis not | veckle-suess, the died in that | iheut, coven tpt A gn N — HMETOUS Asse ‘hat there are few streets in Paris filled wit | for seconeiia.ion, for forgiveness; he eabned | key to ipteriere wit alute. The in rleaarmy | Shen two partion olbeeee ne ene z JNK EETWREN NRW FORK, emata. y Inusical aur cull and dingy warehouses, which, at six | the passions of the bation. Serene and mag Tivewdero was ¢ a desolate, windy | aie at jects of eusiosis for the Breach espe. |S thar naenstia Flaatiy we sas imene TAN AND BREMEN, ve Leen contriy ock makers, and the | 9" intheevening, niftent iv his bumi ity and devotion, he sits to. ross Which ove did wot care about | clels, Who study them aii a keentess born down an all nt the fos a o ally R s nat ‘be steatners of this Company will sail every Sate ection has been ercived at in this uichres in New Orleaas. day on the Oiympus wineh the world ha oreiaieat pieht. To right aud 1 and allowed the French nation to d solltiess of Toe Kuowledse of th aiare of alloy heir own Liueps. The Canadians and the Se ee i wgiish are Unele Sam's nearest nei eps of work, fer the reason, doubtess, that comer thee are lis! duction of musical sound there is “niatly hun t and ded isin and aburdant amu es is lyt uniarily a hard he sy and with no fe and six vod Honing the seine, one sesso tail, oid fasuioued 1 h Eleatest pe i I all eday from Bremen § foot of Third med as if they would never | feet, Hetoken, of passage: ee her go wih garments un. | Tom New York to Souchampton. Lon- vs OU | Washed t c fo: srage | 00R, Havre aud Bremen, frst cabin, §100, second .as bn des feels 1 Mf the loneliness v Shemies be'ow him, enviously da seme ef Which fooked as if {he the Chainp de Mars, aod little Canada has rea: | pe ghyi nan cndure “he ordeat! t average | ybin.§80 gol: steerage, B80 currency.” For folght or in playing w overcomes him, which seems to stop the — weak eyes in the retieciion of his splendor, contain a myste rdens chok son to be proud of her smart display. Of Eag porated oyna bed Ah ermtity 1 | or passage. apply to ORLRICHE & CO. beating of 1 in London, or whiet cue him of bathos, and cail him atrimmer | iank weeds suin un a grit Such tine, one en: | ant-om # Bowling Green, New York. Mr. Maskelyne’s trumpeter has a tiles heavily apon him in Vienna, where the — anda chai cures fores an. Bat the old man dyes not |. Webings. Here and there a tong fight of n. AS he sits, enthroned and teps ied up to some hivh baicony claimed, he sees av cd into asud.erranedn : eeess. isenly, a; most,a di ) and as ihe most extravagaut sums hav ity Which oistinguishes it from o. i i xulbi ct that the sound comes from no pip. | | | | | these melancholy | land much was naturally | y members of the popu ation appear to hear the \LIDE'S NEW RAPRESS LINE vo to bed at eight o'eloek in the BETWEEN expended on her visa kind o ; “ : ; ILADELPHIA™ ALEXAND 5 within th tis actually produ When other ere: cs SI which, ‘alas! e the peaceful domic delves iti te lavish mauner in whieh tee re: |. The poem of © Thanatopsis te eee INGTON SND GEORG REET ASH rom abu e holdsin his hand. | :he cool breeze which varely fails at eveutide, the. teali Where arcists, a sources aid spene ors. of Bubish lidit are ss Mr. Bpcher | conNSCTING AT HILADEUPHIA WITH CLYDE'S The aute ma sblows his own trumpet. | from April te December, puts life ino the lievest nited S'd nade their homes: oth. The vasi haat tueen rance of | 5& i Ms Badday, aud con. Lis 8 FOR BoaTON, PROVIDENCE, aXD He 18a wax mcdel of a handsome boy, is car: | ifs feels inclined to | Europe” arising siowly from the ruins height one could sew | the Chomp de stars Vabece on the right hand | Tasted i wiih a dinge by De Waits, which he Raw Grol ane Srares. Hed op the Mare seated. ta 4 pre me of music, | old governments, of dead formulas, of wreek AWG BELOsS the phiins, over the tops of broad | is consecrated Lo tis, aud Lord) Be the beiter of the tw, fe mar. patling Daye. room chat?, and is shown to the audienc i eoustield rowds, from Pate Bryant should have lett out of bis perfu superstitic ns: he sees the resistless hand top | vorests set down between pretty villages aud | eeu to. bea hia—Satorday, at 28m. e Whit ushamed to Weicome into iB & N e £ | n0e' “the elocy P fet From Wastin, ~ Mo 5 5 Rardted by them in the same manner as feed teympt bian on. Hs palsy. ping all sham tmonarens and pretentions | wus. to the line of hilis ott which the Prux | Such a orgewus museum. the suveretait Lady | Pets Poeity the glory of de Which | From Geurgeswn—Mougay, st T pra d Psyeh © supply him with the air i ‘ats one hund and | usurpers to their fall, The dawnofanewera | ciars placed their cannon inthe s : Leni he has made Linpiess of India. Under | Eivee oa. ie Sew when che Leela 7. Tt tor his p brass tube: He feels emancipated, i hand § he is ready ‘o say his rune dim Many a sbeii did the Germans land on Troe a bis 1S" the France of (he lefty ecm which ate dre: Ise pavodas, bi sof Asiatic luxu Wich large b furni-h air toa sma © on the sta ir of bel rs, houses | and taste, enlarged Withia | cemes ever sea Freights receive | datl rough ile of imling vi-en te Reston hip =) 9 prodding mortal who | fis, but he wil not Se et ee worn cown with brainwork, and hand Consider whai the ong as his vid dere, aid in the da: ker days of the Commane ivstraing, Uteane 9 pay y n be of any use. And with what | an iien hi dimorn., Who ys iu his | shown feli there night. au els of public works in India, aiid stiks aud | State ain ’ f nature | “ignees wisti.« iucir goods tanded at Geor the Bpure. It would hi edatrumpet frighted at symptoms. imacinary or real, of 'y he throws himself upon the labor | “rat passed afew days in Paris in those stit Ss, ana pears, ine Very multicude of | Cenceiming dea bh. Nothing more cin be said | wher! wv" please wve them marked ae of ubwie.dly size if the large bellows had been | jy cipient paralysis, 1 ring times does not. rememt at poiat of view of organizing the intellects | He presid E placed within the body. T! thus provi tigues the eye, Lato this place Eagland tid | fourm, D- o.° as aiso Mpiea the Indian tauseum of full infor ” : 5 automaton, being | j}, he tertible. wurem } | . for fuil iitormation app'y to J. H. JOHNSON d with the breath of li for te ev fat the c jors Which the carele: foreign ueiser , The universal fate and. and ad . tue Bi eee & CO., 1208 F street Lorth west, and L&th-street r quits “ he death of Volta F ogi ‘eo Trocadeio, for ‘the pleasuie of belag | Con, as she did into the Puiladelghi ationare the bu: as {mast dle, | shart, "Washington, D. C.; GF HYDE. 68 War Very sweetly and wella set of airs w ecmme! rest Ww given him. | mind which sent its influence, subti shot at, and of wateling the bising iow | Bulging.” In addition to this gem, E anh et dk he earch ho ds the $f MaRet, Gooey wn, O.0.: WM. P. CLYDE & bee arianged beforehand. sare not) be emerges from it as from a Tukish bath, | most invisible, along the current have bee: as though? i ubes as they drowned theiy te! iu tae | or Gieat in occupies about Six ‘ties the pue as the best human and tefreshed. He never feels the de | hat are io be x General ut they | elasti telphis. | catia has . : agers, iB South Wharves, Phila- 4 Is the a ighteenth century, t¢ mushy eb: * gchaistsve tight of stone « Vin | ‘vace aio ed tothe Cai ed Sia es. Our p mast follow them.’ The very e oman pees mara. 1y are very good indeed, and the noes pression usually aitendant upon resilence in h would once have been deemed mi ‘ se days pthe top of Trocader | would gladly have made an exhitation w ae + clothed ang of noble e = 5 par tly satisfac! Last night shree | f great city while he is in Luvetia. Unless he | Tonge er eaj once nate, bern de agrees ty te | $ Fintinkment: aud down tue } Weuld have con pared favorably iu quantity as 1 the end the ssion of the MERICAN LINE OF STEAMOHIPS wiry were played. Fanfare Was acemmpanied | isin ent of the very repose which he | the presidentof the congres necds, unless he rebels’ against the healta i i ning to him, he goes whieh the tii of all ‘he na ions ar scus-ed and a Which had just arrived trom the - | wells tobecom | sailies batteries, plunged neadiong, as it de. | or tobetn | lighted to take a bach after ther long qua ity With that of the mor he edu. Tut the stupid delays of an Corgess Were poweriul prevent able ins inet elphia to Le lores ter prepara queenstown. E . 3. Yer, Hon for ceath, whatever comes, chau a bad (Cabin, Intermediate and Prostate Haneage tickets ty Mr. Charles Mellon on the piano, and some parts cf che et inmeut by Mr, Me-kelyreard Mr. Cooke, TI versati ity of tof the “Congress of Poetry,” one of «What excting journey. — Lar Was it net unwise co ailuw our country, in this | 0862 ; Bp be had at H. D. COOKE, JR. & GO.°S, Banky the conjurors, who aie uot only ss Pais of a fine May the most novel gatherings of the nineteeath | «acen slower, Shas J. Stebbins and k | Bital congress of na juns, to be ia ihe Sagntest | j(Se live, that when thy summons comes to juin | “L489 F st, Also, agents for the Hed Siar Lire rae eae China, plates and bowls reel (owid a morning, from the super-central Cafe de ia century, aud comparable to nothing in. the | Ma ia Brown and Mis. Jaue Avihur H | disiee overshadowed, espeeiaily by the powee | Phe !rn mera | SI cH gd ~ le ina Iusthans dance, tops ascend ineth 1 Paix to the exqui ite Park Atone aU, past siti¢e the therin f the German Meis | be tom tranquiiy made heir way iat au whore commeretal rival she is, and mast be | fief {hs . ; ‘abacus hes, spirits appear surrounded with biue ho the long dines of p.datial m ingers. His hand is in every great e- | Lot even shielding turmseves with umd ellis | for a bundred years to come? a has | The goa pho: prorie flames, aud tamb r past the Triumphal Aceh, into the Bois, wh movy; his heait beais in unisan with every |r parasols, bent ony onsayiig, up i slivir | Jost the vest opportunity Wk Aforded | Scourge BOFAL MAit STB4LMBE8, ringing sun and shade make checker-work on the sand — heart that lorgs for peace, nd throbs wiih de. | return to their hotei, tt they had dodged | her ke | bordered finds it t 1 inh ts. A 1 fi t fi i ; ; ai perhap = quater 2 centue age we YEW YORK to QUEENSTOWN & LIVERPOOL own a in the long, tve-bordered avenues, finds sire toexcel inher arts. gentle and yet a ee, five, cr fikeen sheis, as the ease migh | making an aa e display in Europe of her | yan ts each thy grave pata i aass on a ke cMcult to persuade hiiuself that he is ina | sublime and ecemmanding figure, that of tuis ~ 1 have Known people to com ah tue way | resources, ‘The Agricultural Burese has been |b ke Avery of Wis couch EVERY THURSDAY OR SATURDAY, instructive contrast with the andruid great city. Provinvial quiet eve.ywhere; the — o.d man, the father of the romantic dra from London, en eriug Paris oy the oly live | alloved todo some-hing, and sends a thor. | Abe! ir am’ fare is called, who is held a wonderful inven profouca peace of the vilage street—yet ia a ; : y Lerator of the French language fr tien because he can do one thing which Messrs. high y metiope! The thousands ‘of car--| swaddiing clothes which had robbed ing afew days in dodging he Ma: kelyne and Cooke ean do better. res so liv press the macadam that one | plasiie gra chasiiser of the Brainma- | he Such as he is, however, a machine made by Ts only a confused murmur, as of waves | gem emperor—the soft singer of the joys ofthe tab, Fanfare is a very remarkable produet king ¢ beach far away. In the very | nily and of pure ‘There is obvieus.y Ho iLusion as to the aris, in the merry month of May.an | did not know how tat he himself plays the trumpet. His y fi ute tranquil ii ui air men until the repubi Produce ard sunsbite as 1 railway Which re maii ed oper an. spe d | ourh'y tory series of couuibations; | This L F gots ie go he Fand sold | the pabuex” While, cont inns the contributions | jongrd in all Br s Fellsious meditations: | Sig of Richmer EY hich Papa Thiers trovps threw into | to the agiicultura' group from the United | in the Forest Hymn, the Hymn to Death, the t ter. 2 Paris, ther: going away with an. ir of radian. | Sta‘es is roomy and pleasani, and attracts | Evenin ze Revery, the Flood of Years. These ae Moutreal...4.480 City of Brookiyn..2. 911 the same grand tone : i h is pro. | ity of Berlin ged in ail Bryant's religious me iy nd ernest loves. “We | ¢ niebt which was most amucing to Wim crowds of visitors, But every branch of in. | ‘ll spritg fromi the deep founts of Nature, These magnificent steamers, built in watertight ich France wasin grea: To-day a huge palace arises on the spot e | dustay, and especialy the mechanical ones, | acd mister her solemn asdimpresstrebeante, cod Eastoston 222 Athans O° Stroneest, tangers A ¢ Was given back to us, nee stocd the communist batte: ies, and the | should’ have been replesented on three times | It never could have occurred to the poet to | The saloous are luxuriously furnished, expecial’y are seen to move the valves which refreshing as those of said a Frenchman, hi ifeminent, to meone | , rey walls are decorated with pretty plicards, | the present sea’e. Our display at Philadelphia | Sdu'terate her catholic meanings with any well lighted and veutliated, and take ap the whole the modulations of the several n: in mid winter. Extreme heats are ray day, as with lov ni patriotism he g'anced | | exirg the names of popular composers, art comprehensive, but it was seen only by | theological scheme. Bryant did) not pu: | #ldth of the sl'p. The principal staterooms are ewrill ong on the s‘op to form a minim, anda | aud August sometimes bring them, but they | over the distinguished names appended to the sts and actors. Parts securcd this palace by | cur own peopie. Those whom we wish to cou- | Christianity into nature because he did not umldships, forward of the ines, where least shorter time to make a crochet. They move S'ink away, as if ashamed of themselves. Tuey programme of the Exposition. ing three oui of the eight million francs | vince of Ametican superiority in the me-| fird it there. Both the ney. of the man = ree pag Scme of the great men succumbed befure -ich il has cost the French government, and | chanie arts are the European and South | atd ike conscience of the artist would haye | Qpthe electric belin, Bene am the battle was over; and who among them was | 'he ediftce will prove a treasure. Looking | An eiican populations, who are to be our cus. | Withheld him. When Mr. Beecher wri'es a culgine has always been aspecialty of thistine, more conspicuous, or would have hell a | dewn the Seine from the Pontde la Concorde, | tomers in a beater future than some dullards | “Thanatopsi erg er en etl i | ESttics"cabins and Setnroouns” gentlemen's smok- eases, bu ot be | rapidly up and down when the trumpet blast | never linger after nightfall, and only at rare ils ina shake, and they are ouly still when | intervals does the fes.ive Mosquito dare to the ipstrument is silent. Last ni Fanfare present his bill, wherein he diiters from the ed in a duet with Mr. Maskel; Hearts | pelte but -cmewhat over-keen Paris landlord. ad ® 1 las est | the palace melts pretti'y inio the sky-line; iis | in agine. | trines he pl sng and bathrooms, varbers’ shops, planus, Ubra- pnd Homes.” by Blackley, keeping time and | | Cuceu Paris likes the stranger, although she | Bie qduarted-che whose heart was brocen | tcwersy its lens, cenicireulay, laseral gaite tee | "Rel French occupy fully as much space in | like'y. to abaudon Mr. Bryant's version for | ie, aproviced. tune in the passages where both instruments ne rally professes to find umn eecenirie, and, | hy the biutalities of the 16h of May. cay “mething like those of the Church of Sr. | the Champ de Mars asall the other na tons put | bis—[Springsield Republican Yad ro end other information apply Were heard together. and coming in with effect he transgresses any of her Some’ | loys, indomitable, cunning, mighty Thiers? | Peter at Rome, produes fine effeccs. ‘The ar together, and certainly their department {sa | pyoxocnarnic StubiEs.—Jenkin and Ew- | S22 td. We ROTREICE Bian. Sas pee awars in hi He “T perce very BEAK abriird conventions, she mildly intimates | yjany a grave face will turn pale, and hun. | Clitect could rot have builded better, had he HONOGRAPHIC STUDIES.—Jenkin and Ew sid. W. ty sweet allad from “Midsummer | that he is insal is : Desiite her oltrepeatet | dreds of thousands of eves will be wet with | C@:lcd to complete the pleturesqueness of tne | Hen aitade sate ee inte aids eatery AMY | ing have studied elaborately the form of the | Agenis for D.C. D.’A. BROSNAN, 926 * A G st. now a bank whereon | criticisms, however, she allows him to do ex brarch of industry into which these clever, wu ‘W. MOSS, Adams Express, fel3- ; stal pol a f sound tracings produced by Edison's phono. z k i 1 alloy tears, Whenever the name of the good ‘it le | V-eW frcm this especial peint, , | atick-wiited people have not peered—not one | SCUne vere sot tinged in aiilo with Messrs, Maskelie amg | AC63 8 Le becases; and. if she ts astonished to | nan is mentioned in the midst of the wittre. | We Miss the splendid sweep and the exqui- | {UI they Have not embelifshed with. their | EEN. With m ference to the vowels. these | (YUNARD LENE. ie ined ne i ot hel h mee Seee! yee and the Eng 'ishm n affront per serene skies | joicings of this repub'iean fi stival. He"should | site verdure of Fairmount Fark at this Exni- | instinctive taste; and, in connec ion with this | spoken to the phorograph, and then tbe ith the view of diminishing the chances of Cocke in P. cutt’s “Hark, the merry elves.” | w in bie la and mackintosh, she is too civil ied hereafter.” Nothing could have | !iticn, but we are compensated for their lack | exhibition, and their Share in it, it may be well ade to speak at s rat different. velociti olision. the Steamers of this line take a specific The lower ny tes were better than the higher | to tell him of it to bis face. Great is her joy, e fitting than that, in this year when | by the majestic avenues on either side of the | Dade to speak at several different velocities and some roughness might with advan | never heless, in ittle quips aud siy laughs be- i . to call to mind the fact that, under the work se H pine obaed course for all seasuns of the year. ic is de | Teine, the lines of massive buildings sur- | v of rotation, no difference can be detected in rreeted. At present it appears noi | Lind his back; and sometimes she pillories the repuoiiel detinitely triumphant, he should i have Teen borne to his lung home ‘amid the | jculded with foilage, the Bourbon Palice,the | trommous increase of inventive and inivarien | WB quay of the sounds. “Tule they regard | cork or Bowen. close the: Seridian of 60 alas to be thought advisable to let the autom ston | him in ravderidie, sweetly unconscious that | a¢ciamations of the assembled eitizede. Bas | Lnvalides, and long tows of racks, upou + es s. a imse: 2 Was abe "] a tradictor f Helmholiz’s statement ‘st., Or nothing to the north of i + tly unconse h 0 e among the working-elasses here. The | #8 contradic E 4 fina thank m- her citizens are quiie as release he eyes | itwas not to be. He couid not even see the | WLoe fi ute Ee Wastes inore art than sue | stu ndard of intelligence is also rising far more that oon age pine har: nenriae Bi ae an at c3 by og dian cipieshowever the dit, | Shoe t a, Bull as he can possibly be in thelrs. | comple ion of his work. It was his fate to die | is willing to bestow ori eehgo! bulldings. | rapidly than it did before the workman be | Hote of definite pitet oyines eniien AUD Gunn Ammen er MG oeatan ehich oneal ene ist sae fhe ae Trogehe out be | i harness, and, a his eyes closed upon the Cpain tie Puasees Of Pe abe Peale {2 | lieved that the trammels which hindered him produced by any vowel sound does not te. | “4% 52 AND DU caAN Yupon a wind iasteume..thas been | thomed, it would be diseovered that she re- | World, to see his beloved republic, on whi elysces th s yy | CM profiting by an education, even if, he | Iain unchanged at all pitches; but whether | 4/TWEBN NEW PORE OND Ge overcome; ard Mr. Masi r- OY AL MAIL fr AND ET VRRPOOL, he had bestowed ail the maturity of his wis- | uthe warm blue air, fof and superb upod | acquired it, would be removed. "In painting, i LLING AT CORK HARBOR. " ne teld hisanti | gards ail other foreigners as inelined ty p 7 3 ssi e ardor . | lishil, towers the Triumphal Areh. On the ‘Salon st fe im. | these changes are due to alterations in the t a nee that ‘Ne hoped to have a wile tan ot Hof proper and uatural wars, | But site on, and All, he passionate ardor of hla tu. | iM tak of tie welnecthe maleaincaceeeeed | sae eee Snows Une, advance ener ather | amplitudes of the constituentsor to varia ions | "ROM Saw You, |) Fuow New Youx, Payers in a shor! A euphonium ons a fund of cha: " b r i 1 r de freind} “Rossta...Wed., May 89 | *Rassia... Wea., ty,and. graciously | fore, He died couliden', however, that his | ®ith his long rambles through the Exhibition, of phase Is not determ ubseduentiy: in | ty thia.-: Wed, Juue B | Seythis...-Wed-.Juty 2b player iS already far adv: es; Welcomes ther , ihe best contribution that our Gallie friends rata 1 Wed. July 10 ; vacfind. & 4 se i apaper before the Royal Society of Edin rseinia Weed. —" is a ; hour, | tow-citizens were ripe for liberty, and shut, | May aways find a nook where he can seat | jaye made to the falr is theit organization of | {Paper bef ? i Alvseinia Wed.June 12 | Abyssinia. Wed., July 17 Befu. ioe Fant fe, he. id yD athe pressions ta (aie | after a few more sharp struggles, they would | biti sel!, lookin gilt on the smoothly-flowing — t)e numerous acces: ory features. Never was Burgh. thes i manned IRs PARK ik Bach {Hat | Sotbits..Wed., June 19 | othnia..Wed.. "July 24 oF vatatinn ie , Who gazes ata group of tour admir: | yrasp firmly. This old monarchist, wh | €ite, along which hundreds of tiny Steame:s _ exbilition so varied, so rearly interna‘ional, y h Algeria, ..Wed.. June 36 | Algeria... Wed., July 81 yo he great capital. “4. t came late in life to bow hum am ATES gy, » . dell spe backward. Words such as ada, 4nd every followin ‘ednesday from New York, i at hrone | and huge barges are moving. On the Espla- | oe : e He ter. | Deing spoken bac A, suchas ad: in ibed. It has sometuing posi | Cf truth: to confess bis efor and tere tee. | Lade of the Invalides an uuyomautie and pro: pepore High WA ear _ cou'd be readily identified which’ | gy reamereates EASShG cn mepee, Pe Una Ot ak pus in it, | The bourgeois seems in. | strength of hi iitane by wish as | réle “ar lina show "js established, aud uere, | festivals, “The stiects of Paris are eros ded he cylinder was turned, even bY | ouraing to scoummedsticns’ euces them thioug y tented that the outside worle x z ce andamazed the w: ould | ‘our days in the week, oe may see thou: ‘pee ed sarants fro! 1 ‘ Pu gs “ . Uumpet-piay er has a robus than Prof fait as the domain in which tis ior | fbished France andamaczed the World, would N y h spectacled serants from a!l paris of Ew have been one of the most noteworthy’ sights | Cf blue Lloused farmers, burly of frame ofthe Exiubition, Buthe is gone. The "tu. | ied of face, roaiit g in steniorian voioes ‘ador scut from China to her Majesty o! int, silvery voice is heard no more;ihe vert, | (bey peint out ihe merlis of the stock. Merry | Ey giand has been deiated hither rt » tiny figure, crowned with the coaieal, | HCl are these French farmers, with no noi. | oy ail that is rate and curious,and a mos fai ch wizened face, and the white hair, comes no | Sse Whatsvever in their composition. They Eeisen’s de leate andi genbousinven ion, and been fixed: and he lis ens with ani produces sound Which is obviously the res edulity to the rhapsodies of any for ef direct pressure of the air.—{ London Times | who daves to bint that the land uf the ‘The Walking Gait in Horses. aid the palm is fairer than the country wi nd from remotest Orient. The Celestial * No y tind that absaid backward be | Brstenmere Sor car = comes ba, thus proving that a re bie part sis} goid, ancovting foams ee really constitutes an element of speech. Thus Tickets to Paris, fis, gold, additional, pulting the word noshaeesossa on the cylinder, Return tiekets on favorable terms, and turning it backward, itrepeats association | 3 at very low rates. Btecrage tickets fram jleerage r i ‘ ful reporter he is, for I remember watching ‘i Pre 8 vo ph iverpool and Queenstown and all other parts of + aig Bs mene | winter hangs heavily five months in the hie b pride in the products of their ua- re * i, | Deautifuly. Preece has deseribed two phono. Mueh has been said lately by the agricul: | tug where che only solote tn the ke yore out through the great iron the | i2 ‘ “| him at a lecture delivered by Mr. Stanley, in | 7 1 ti Edison ‘Curope at lowest rates, i ain tarnrob entities righ e ony Sin the skies are deli ne Sa es : Shith tive con munes, but look with a certain jeai- | , : vn, on | &faphs made in England from Eijison’s de- | “Through bilis of adiug given for Belfast, Glas Wie uaivof darces, aint auriew tra: wueketion | CME Mes and ethereal grag. “AU iy final | FokeG aati as OP fear gymee ents ane | Cus Suto Pari the aosotber, the measicean, | Letdt i, as he laboriously traced Gown, on dn one of these the rotation w Sof areadvired to ofler premiums for the fs gument, if he be led into discussion, is | andicn were only.a is ele’ Ta an ‘i. | grandly-fignred paper, ‘he outlines of’ the | ChibHG <o%, Havre, Antwerp core. Tae “liberator of | Who Fee eae ee aud gives them at Stream map of we hora Geographical hus maintaiving the identity of the sounds For and passage apply at the Company*s sprcae! he Champ de Mars by Society. The eccentric Shah is on his way: | ‘he other ihe receiving membrane was of | flee, No, 4 Bowilng Green, or born ‘and preaching the Champ de Mars the | and it would be certainly surprising, in ease abin, to OTIS BIGELOW, 806 7th street, Waahs other ports on the Gon- ports. ‘uniform by means of clock. work Bays, the mame:—* This must be a better | the ter itory” is buta memory, yet a mem or tubi'tons | “"7 he seif-confidence of an elderly nation is | Frenchman. waikers. a ser sible ¢ Societies whi aD Dor 5 , : (to be the loudest.—[ rue Kapp or by the Seine bank, the visitor | peace should be the outecme of the present | PACT and seemed to, be tbe loudest. ‘D.C. above every oiher fe, animal | gjqutceiconiivence of an elderly nation is | "in the Salon of this year, in the Champs s preseutly toa long se: les ol stiuuicireulat | Kuropean dilemma, to see the Crar of Rinete tors polentinic Hecord in Harper's Magazine | SB4y Gian, @. shows. A jinateh t tween weil trained walk ach ite, GWE oe e ehiotisan fe Elysees, hangs a paluting by Jules Garnior BS, fl a era y otiauwed tn the puer andt e Sultan of Turkey hobnobting together | ~ oe. — —X—X—KX—X—_———— ers Would draw as great crowds as a trial of | ‘ 3 | Tepresenting a dramatic episode in th» | mous spaces nea ver's shores. These | in the salons of the grand.vi.i r. Royal visits CouRT OF CaTHAKINe.—To paint the speed between celebrated trotters, and the | Which Bas beens or Penvaries misuided yah | Chamber of Deputtes on the 16th of June, 1877. | are annexes devoted to agriculture and hort. | Mei ae ee on! Consequence, however, by a Cant or Gathat ing tn its true covurs, it has THE TRADES. sporting gentlemen who display a heavy weight | Mine fromthe manners of anasher coma A Month had then elapsed since the vindictive Sena asad Grontee ely Pretty, now that | comparison wich the arrivals of the distin: | been said that one ought to have the peu ol = of loud jewelry and bet on thir favorites. It criticises those manuers wich grave, super- ‘action determined to overthrow the repub! the flow ers and tropical plants are rejoicing in = 1 guished composers, singers, actors, painters, | Procopius. It was a hotbed of corruptiou Would possibly make busizess as lively at a | J! ay 4 ? va. | Nad come into power, and the moment had ar- | the biiliapt summer sunshine. The Champ | jnusicians, from. all parts of. the world, ence, i Walking race as any other ita Goldsinity | (MOUs alt, as defects due to tufertor d'then | ved for the dissolution of the legisiative | ce Mars is transformed. The Mill ary Schoo | Inthe reat, theater! Ins the “Trocaakss | LHAUC, Jealousy, violence, hatred. “One. day, Leesa M Fepecttally informed that Maid, @ Dexter or Flora Temple of the Wek: | [{ Cant refrain from. satiticing thous Cag | body, in order that arbitrary measures might | lias disappeared as by magic, The dreary Palace—a hall which can seat many | Catharine said: “If I were to believe What foe. Te phd Eat ing family should be ‘brought out. This | French: who are poor travelerseani eure cee | De pursued without danger of interference. | stretches of sand_on which the emperors | yuacer? ersons, aud ‘which has “ait | you all say about oue another there is not one | ploveds aed. ther mine EECouaTE, OFRIeD AFe m= prould serve to create the requisite exeltement more disinelined reo Journey because. they Peanned erable June day M. de Fourtou | troops were sometimes eae ap io rerlew organ yun by steam—there isa ra‘hering of | of you who does not richly deserve to have his | Superior strie wach hae always been & charscter~ andturn an honest penn: r the societies, ancy that : 4 ¥ “: ante e tri a a the urse of a | 6" pic) D Mi y—mechan- te llect! ods an oddesses almust every q had ie establish ment while th “faim rs hand teamsters would | fNC¥ that all the world comes to them—are rambling address spoke of the National As. | ics mounied on omnibus horses—were wont to | wiclectual ig a ry | head cut cff.” A certain Princess was noto- Bees BINDING, d day in the pleasant midsummer-time. Music— 3 y | _1018 Pa. ave., 34 oor. ape-ty wfomeaatr lnk witentatd at Ligs | Feeuanee, fiat alate aota mae | ibaa Mahan tthe peat | EN Sang LA Met oe seni mam | Reker el reaer he atenionat | seach at Sata atade ot | 4 ema ‘OF To; rs, light wagons and many kinds | ¢ 7 > ance ‘the nds ej ht st, AS | Ol i 4 ' ominu- | the hands of the music-adoring Parisians, and : fh z) dt Ss ABINET-MAKER, of ie ME work fn the: farm fast walking horas (rection taken by the Gace plans and in the | the liberator of the land.” A% the anlulster | nists who Were slaughtered ‘by the reauar | the hands of the musicadoring Parisians, and | wish eild; in frenzy she pursued the hapless | Ave animals which could make five or six miles 3 Callisto from chamber to chamber,came up | NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUB AND M STRERY, mystery. Nothing more cked and sur. | SP¢ke these words, hundreds of faces turned | troops—these sandy wastes have been changed gieat “Salles des Fetes; while an unlimited with her, dashed in her skull with a heavy NORTHWEST. nov7-ly anheur would be of great value. But when | 4 th ¥: t the L nal 24 TExhibi ion | teWard M. Thiers, who sat bent together as | into rely gaideus. Here is a fernery; there | pumber of icturesque and popular musical | weapon, and finally inadelirium of passion 1BS0N BROTHERs, the advoeates of the fast walking gait ela So. They had. during that coleah rare | usual in lis modest place ; hundreds of voices | a mass of altificial rock, beneaih which isa festivals, international in character, has a!- | 1ipped up her body. When two nobles had a PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, that a fve mile walker would accomy ‘htary revelations of the fact thar ores. | Hed, as by one great magnetic impulse,“ The grotto, Trees and flowering shrubs have been | ready begun. From lialy, from Austria, trom | HPP&a they feil upon one another then and Pennsyivania- avenue, Washington, D.C. Fiths more work when hitcied toa heavy Sensation teins under ainoct telly dee, | liberator of the land! 'Tis he! ’tis he! For | brought from a dozen climates, and planted in Spain, from’ Belgium, and Ho:land and Ger- | there like tipsy havvies, and Potemkin had an | _4@” Fine Printing a Specialty, jaie-ly than a team which omplishes three ‘Suaiat is sy nd under sino hep a tee. more than five mintites the stormiest applause | soil which itseif came from a far-off section many, come musicians of all classes and re- | eye gouged out in a court brawl. Such horrors WNINGS an hour. every farmer, who pauses to tink | Were excelling then in cele eee Cees, continued, while ML de Fourtou stood aghast | of Frames, qbigad avenues lead up to ihe | cognized ci nditions, eager inemula'ion. Tn. | g}'eusa measure of the superior humanity of as will Know that this is, a misapprehension. But this the masses Sperdil for; and, if | atthe exet ent he created. From tha: acide ey oO domes at right | te:spersed among these harmonivus gather- | Versailles, and enable us also in assing to Speed is power; and it would r the men of culiure remeaibecen it, they took moment Thiers was known as “the liberator | aid left being the only things which mar the dueling could bea sign of a higher ‘ B ings are lec:ures by men of all natfons on | cee hw than double the strength to | sreat care to say nothing about it. ‘The sur. of the land,” and it is the scene at that mo- | artistic effect. This palace, which is longe. ti | tion. The reigning passions were love r € every conceivable subject, and the Postal Con- | civiliz the same length of | Fy fy aricig ment which Garnier’s picture portrays. The | (hin Machinery Halland the Main Building of | gress displaced by the Congres Geograph- y grati "I a ae fel three oe wood Can Cone Cut at Nene tg hat some | artist “has done his work. with exeseding | ‘hel hiledelphia Fair would have beetityaned Cire Tis ag rein Arcsapree pee area Of money Ane ine sraiucalion of a coacee| The theory that a fast watking team of ike | hig ‘eynical remark Well, that ts tate iy power, and to the mililons of visitors who | to¢ether, ana is of enormous width, has three | gres$ on money, welghts and measures, which | probity (said one winess) are here mcrely strength when hitehed to a plow whieh taxes | donecuiter all" J n't bad y ides through tho vast galleries of the Salon sections. ua on she Might, as one creere od is set aside for a congress of Americans and | yo ds, void of all meaning. The tone in pab- | est energie: ccompiish mo 7 nes 9) id Di iS 4 » Frencl ” reia ice thetr Dess cnetniee.¢2 i serompls ah more work The stranger troubles himse'f butlittle about | ZS Pelnting will have a significance wiich | the bridge over ©, isdevoted to foreign | Frenchmen, on the subject of a commercial | lic affairs is.as low as in those of private ¢ m- BANKERS. . aD ge) ho other can possess. For the great facts of | nitions; that on the leit, to France. Between | treaty, and nH, until the very brain tires. Lf “Tm vell,”” say’ G. . aoe ee ee can on i ee aE Te dee nee UPaAe Gapltal | the war, the over.tirow of the empire, the es- | the twowxtendsa monster art-gallery, ue in | Ueag. aud so on, until the very Dratn tr Toon | ee asta Chere aed Tien ee | 7 $100, $200, 8 a when assured by the vender of anew | YelY much as if it were his.“ When I wa.k | tablishmeut of the republic, the freedom of | two in the middle by a vast court-yard, in the | agriculture, public hygiene, industrial and ar- | of Cotls'antinople, as invoke the authority of | 825» $50, » 500 7 Benlor stove tha one of hisstoveswould | Ho ile, Boulevard Hausmann of 3 morn: | the territory from Prussian’ domination, ave | ceuter of which stards a, pavilion erected by | Rercuiture, pubile hygiene, In saving money, | Puffender! and Grotlus here<[Furtnagh fy, i if the wood. “Be dad ithe Hiber- In oe ae eetircrnh 7 teat 35, Hrecniarer, tian any others to the hearts of ihe euy areas Berween the foreign poche | philology, political economy, meteorology, | Review. ll Duy two and save it a‘l.” ad “2 ‘ a chmen, and w ior mauy years to | ab e art-gal. is an avenue known as the 3 5 t ceracsclug all tha heuse, this Pans, which the man of, aste de- | come. ee Interai tio. al Sucet, and it is the fav rite Tedieay setyioe in armies, or analytical ns advocates c'aim f¢ Fal’, a lace of fast wal Inmense advantage to horses, and the sugges'i our 3 y, P ind discuss and air you FRASCULEO, THE Matal —A 5} sh sol- crees himself, which he ceeupies when it Thiers is gone, but Jules Simon survives, | p.omenade in the Champ de Mars. Frontiag Widied Unt the apo ce fe Bean oon, dier, we are ‘old, will ‘ient a an pleases him, and which be can quit without | and ‘akes active part in the Exnilition, which | on this avenue are the houses of the Engiisa | on the la:t day of October. The city of Paris empty st mach, provided he can looked for- ns who use | Cven taking the trouble to close his house, or | he rightly understands as the apotheosis of | Ccmmission—a daluty, old-fashioned coulaze | proposes to treat the simplest of her guests in | ward to playing his guitar on #he seventh day. mild ba actad | Five bis ser vants warning. From time to t me | the republican struggle. How he strove night | in which the Prince and Princess of Wales tiue republican fashion, as well as the most | In his coun ry, if a bull intended for a fight icultural societies, by the oer | the Parisian grumbles because strangers usurp | and day for years, hoping against hope, fight- | sc mctimes hold receptions; and a second pa- | renowned, for she has organized grand out- | fal’s il!, the animul is sent toan infirmary. The ims for the fastest walk | the best pinces at the theater and crowd all the | ing on when agitation seemed worse than use- wilion, eve ted exbresaly to show the utility of | of-door fetes for the late summer and early au- | clief tcreador, F ascu'eo, has a fortune of Parmer | fashionable restaurants. A lady friend told | less, none but those nearest him can know. | the celebrated * Doulton-ware” for exte:ior | tumn, in which every one can participate. | 2,0:0,000 fram his combat costumes repre- = — me that she was once complaining to a French | Nothiug is greater condemnation of the late | ce oration Then in regular order thereafer | All the principal ayenues and parks will be | sents 100,000 franes in diamonds alone: le is CANADIASS Dealing WITH COMMUNISTS. lady of the difficulty of gett £ good seats at smphe than the fact that it failed to enlist | @ e ranges specimensof hatignalarchiteciure, | deluged with the brilliancy of the eleetric | ¢ urted by the hi; society in Madrid. is a Aro ber mee ing of u yed laborers the Grand Opera. “Think how much more | such men in its service. Indeed, the emperor | or fantastic « difices 1: tended to heighten the | light; the genius of M. Alphand, the Director | m mbir of the chief aristocratic club; yet his lod in Merteal Wednesday morning. Twe | aggravating it must be for ay my dear, ald | saw what a powerful aid simon’ wou'd te to | B21 eral¢ffect, Canada and the United Seates of Public Works, has exhausted itself in | wite is a fishmonger’s daughter, and s'iil helps itators unconnected with the men, made | the French meg Ug 4 ma-.icious twiukle in | him, and endeavored to tempt him, but in | cri by too giea’ snlicity; the American ta- | efforts to Prove that magnificence is not the | her mother in market. On days when he "matory speeches, and were arrested by | her eyes; “we built the Opera for our own use, | vain. The Supremacy of conscience was never | ¢.de Is preity. and that is all that ean be said special appurtenance of a corrupt court, but | hu: band performs she sits at her balcony wi h the pole. The crowd was subsequently dis and now we find ourselves crowded out of it | more thoroughly avknowledged than by Jules | ‘or it. But ti atis not so in the case of Ttaiy, | may belong to a latter day republic as ‘well | her childen to [f¢ “ive eouriers, who come . n pe ee by a large body of « +s, without any | by foreigners.” The narrow-minded shop- | Simon. Not even false professjons of reform | and Spain, am China, Russia, Japan, Switz 1. | How vastly wiser are the Frengn of to-day in | horseback, waving a white flag as a sign oi ee | Ri Teiuy ded® not eonceat ns dtagastat Aude | Setegnauesshim, to ear We aperial gotiae. | uo, Aid vari gta countiew teravcotta, | GSiGton tea ate eae ee a ol tals | success inthe aFena.—[Chambers's Journal e oo . - c| inj al amv ol uty in tera-e s 5 = aa President MacMahon Thursday held a | ing the iuvading traveler everywhere; yet he | hands of the Bonapartist leaders ere thes path polisi ed stone pillars, wityarehes studi formed’ the Chace ue nie Aa 4#&@-Mrs. Laura De Fore Gordon has an- Praed review jdong Champs of 40,00) Freach | is up betimes in the morning awaiting, with | went down. With what joy they struck him | with medailloss ur Boccaccio, Petrarch, Las:0, | theatre, in which crowds of frantic and unrea | nounced herself as an Independent candid :te froop: » compiising iufautry, cavalry and bat- | smiling face, the advent of the very persons last year from the proud place he had reached | Aitosto, Da Vinci, Cel'ini, and the sad, swe t | sonint men and women met to worship the | for delegaie at large f:em. Joaquin county les. | whose proximity he had found so disagreeabie | by the simple force of his genius, and to his | fice of Savonaroia. Tne Chinese Commission | “Goddess of Reason!” to the Calion ia cons itutionaieonvention. , horses would Hi y