The Sun (New York) Newspaper, February 18, 1871, Page 2

THE SUN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY ploys, an annual tax upon its capital to | Thirdly, slalf it be @ constitutional mon- THB QUBSLION OF QUNSLEONS. to communicate (reir own bright nuptial vestar THE CROWNING OF THE EMPEROR. THE WASHINGTON CARNIVAL " " o ee But there ullaritigs Of color and of form > ——>— the State and city of 2 27-100 per cent, while | atehy, with the Goumt pr Ciraxmonn, the A Retesatlen of Darwiatem. SS to sxceclingly Miheae to aecough tor by | & Splendid Pagennt in Versnities— The Ho to Baopen in the Cantal on Mow similar concerns in Europe or in amoth@r | hele of the old Bourbon line, for King? , Realization of Bismarck’s Dream—The | day~The Fools of the Nation to Mat. ‘Tho most effective repl; Darwin, that hos | any such action, Thus, auiong apes, the fomaio is d ‘0 Make State may be quite or nearly exempt The | Fourthly, shall # be an empire, with the | yet appeared has just oo aes in London. | notoriously woakor, and is armed with much less Unification of Germany. Asses of Themscives—A Woman's Viow Correspondence of the Hoston Journat of the Matter. effect is to drive such enterprises away from | Prince Impcrial ns its future Emperor, and | lt te The Cenesteg? Apecter, by St. Gzonam Mivant, | powerful carine tusks tan the male, When wo Vansaiuins, Jan, inf The ceremony, or rather | Correspondence of The San. 1871. us altogether, Again, the liability even to | the Empress Evarxime as Regent? These | F. RB. 8, & divtingutshed Bnglieh matoratist. He | consider what is known of the emotional nature of | pageant, yest in Versailles, merits presorvu- Wasurnarox, Feb. 17.—The carnival whie od i be : teats Mr. Darwin with courtesy and candor, ad+ | these animals. and the periodicity of its intonsifica- | 40" in Immo M508 "Ye. A ply Germany. bes fa Ge ed 4 Weak SN Bande boing taxed at a high figuro upon their per. | four questions cover the whole ground ; and Hick lead und the plavst. | Wome Mb hardhy eredsbie. that a female would often | voqPct gf artny the task, The day’ was strange | now in tho bud at Washington will borat into ‘ i ‘ (lis cre st Rervices. to Kcionce, ni hardiy credible that a female would often | mixture of damp, cold, and warm sunshine, the rain | ho 4 ; sonal property induecs many wealthy citi- | it is our opinion that the response of the | clee- | ttek life or lind throngh her adiniration of a trifling | occasionally weeping ' little over the heroic dead, | Uestty all ite own on Monday, the $0th. Brecything piovsaten aget : HLY Ot fh .t sight of his theory of natural sclee ny rat a | ees ins pore iss 2°82: | tas veen done to enhance pleasure and command Booth'y Theatre—The King of the Commons. Mattoes. sens to remove from this State into New | Froveh pooplo is more likely to be in favor } tion whieh hes at the basis of the whole Darwinian | shade of color, or an ‘nfnitesimally greater thongh | Wainy et shige se'ecetsion Toward Wo oetore, | intorost by the very able committee who heve been a Bryant's Opera Mowge—24 u., terwers 4th and 110 amy Jormey aud Counocticut, thus depriving tho | of the spublic ag their permanent political | system. He then proceeds, with evidemt mastery | irresistibly fascinating degreo of wartinoss! In] a very Pag Mg to F ry ee charged with its fulfilment, the leading spiri of H BUth Avenue Thentee—Guatess, Maton. Btate of the advantage of their annual ex: | gystom than in favor of clther of the others, | Of the subject, to sucgest objections and to produce | fet, the keeper of the Zoological Gardens in Lon- | Palace yards, and increased steaally in brillianey | Oo, A ieeander R, Sheohord, Esq.. aman wine | Fourteenth Street Theatre—The Eifin Siar, Mativon, , facts in opposition to nataral selection, which leave | don informed Mr. Mivert shat at their sexual periods * | penditure and the trado that expenditure in- ———- , pbos preceded by guards asd outriders, drove furiously | deserves to be, as he undoubtedly will be, Governor ; ae penditure X vor | that Uieory bardiy anything to stand upon, He ad- | the female apes admit with perfect readiness the | to the door of the Ballo des Glaces. of the Dist " veridt R the Distrtet of Columbia, } ‘Thentee—Hvoted Down, Mail yt More Disasters om tho Mudson River ntering the courtyard from the Rue de Reser A bite tp Be na Sh rated | atelier ll aaa volve Raitread, mits, it is true, that to aeertain extent natural selec: | access of any males of any species, This fact alone ‘about i o'clock, 1 found drawn up ia line the | territorial form of government. By the way, if this iT i Clrene—160 ot, opp. Acndeeny of iets, Matioony The Commissioners propose as a remedy Why is it th 4 ith fol. | 108 exists and nets; but he maintains that in order | 18 quite concinsive against any such sexual selectio bedy guar ‘on from all the best regiments | is counting chickens before they are hatcued, thio | for th ” OY ‘ hy is it that extreme caguaitics 0 fol- | iiat we may be able to account for the production | #% would account for the loeal coloration referred to. army, and ‘ghittering like @ rainbow in the $ J t tre-Rickelien Matinee, r these and other evils of our existing tax ff ; y Souated hich were #0 strongly contrasted | D¢Camse the new-fashioned tncubators never fail dt Theatre—Jane Fyre. ‘ oe ae Nil. | of known kinds of animala and plants, it requires to Poisonous serpents we have structures which A 7 ‘ ea stem a plau involving threo princtpal HW Sieh OV ty Hees Hives. Rell co bende ‘Mich | (getber, “Througing Prat them were the invited | oven when setting a political exg. 1 Ran Francisco Minstrels —i8) Brosdway ney Ha nia ike l at road? A third happencd near @reonbush | be supplemented by the action of some other natu all events at first sight seem positively hurttal to uenis of highe ae, Hattuy toturuig Wie saluia- | ‘There will be maaks thet outmask nature ; frogs t4 ‘Tony Pastor's Oporn Mouse Female Minstols, Ae Mations, | MMOGs: First, ey Wo the capi on Thursday night. Two ral Jaw or laws os yet undiscovered ; also, that the | tlose reptiles. Snch are the rattle of the rattle Hons of nundre of bands from every lirectio: 4 . cara were thrown y playing leap-frog with one another; asses oa t * byron nena ot gad stock of only hose pewoun or corporations | isn he track, rolled dows the bank, at on | COM*@uNOce whlch have wen dria fom ov | tke, toe exovnding neck of the cobra se | Senco rite cecal ecg ihc | (n'a none ssotes soe ca tne ¥ Wcede Meccan: Leorks borg Bebeer’ doing businces within the State, which can- 4 4 4 tiou, Whietuer exclusively Darwinian or not, to the | former sorving to warn the ear of the intended vie- | S2Pree"O8 wh. earn a yo aad boon ly if they bray; boars that undoubtedly will evings f x . “a bly she theinvlves of thei fire and burved up. ‘The passengers escaped prejudice of religion, by uo meons follow from ti, | Hm, as the lattorjwarns the eye. It ts true we can- | tinguished b; hed bye cain ee Torr | choir native propensity to hug a nigo litte armfal of , Ee oy ae rey through the windows, though some of them | and are in fact degitimate. Bot dewionstrace tthut fhe victims are alarmed and | BUmerous, and: although very dideren' tcom: | swootmeat; the elepliant can be seen 0 « Cause of the Decadence of the Repubs | operations elsewhere, such as gas com- were slightly burned. Tf the theory of natural selection can be shown to | warned, bot on Darwinian principles they certainly eevee be Soult sik ae ie herieas wos pg and ps ‘ome animule orca. hous } lican Party. panies, bauks aud bankers, railroad com- What is the reason why such repented and | >¢ guile inendlcient to expiein any cousilerablo | ongut tobe so, For iho rashent and most inesutions | sstesially, priliaal in thelr wright bive aniforme | fii, tani, tamilorum will move along in thy Hi Gen, GRANT has now held the Presidential | panies, fire insurance compauics, omnibus ‘h b ay T 1. | Bomber of ttportaut phenomena connected with the | of the animals preved on would always tend ¥o fall Fg Re ee OP, ears caen > eet ever-changing panorama of wanders, all on two leg 4 office about two years. ‘The Republjean | and ferry companios, and the like. ‘To meet | “YD le disasters occur upon that rail- | origin of epecies, that thoory, as an exclusive ex- | vietims, and the existing individuals, boing the long: | ‘wrewehedly J—nardly a single officer even St | norlequing, knights, peasants, kings, and marquises 4 party had never been so strong at any previ | th t valltoade : ine vi bh 1 road? planation af the sulyect, must be considered as pro- | descended progeny of the timid{and eantious, ought vomptiag ‘at elegance. Ste Soscae yess. ce sesel, will mingle promiscuously withous regard to rung , Gein Sarlbd Otte exlatetice ba When be ee sini hie ak ike oe bah ei tone Oe Be Oe Buropean war | {ioueliy dlcroaiicd It other causes thea natural | to have an inverited tendency to distrast among tila, Salde Ceomn tEnte ubcouaee Ga taal: FRamIG See: | In Us peeseenians every Satian, tribe: ond oom icy | xiste tered | counties, they recommen some State ie Fo o selection can be proved to Lareacted—it variation | other things bowh “rattling” and “ expand tiigé and meliow recent, M aban i \ will be tod 5 cabbages, and pump i the White House. It had just come out of a | officer be authorized to assess annually at n | i tbe prompect of a gencral overbauling of the } con in avy eases be proved to be subject to certain | snakes. Ic is certain, however, that maiy of lt Wat evidont chat al the offcers of distinetion, | MY wih cath aheel, tet on eae pan | protracted contest with ANDREW JouNsoN, | given rate the corporate franchise of cach | SMtiquated military establishment of Pugland. | doterminstious in epocial ditectns by other means | smalier animals are uot terrified Ly the presence | {ut all sections of the army, had fe Gieaatic men of | on hovan Ret ued i whom it had completely prostrated, and out | com: ata value th “ The manner in which the Prussian army walked | than natural selection—it then bocomes provable, a | of sakes, thouzd tao wakes havituslly prey upoa | the Garde corps—stalking about like ghosts, ia their | nore will be fast driving, fash trotting, tan } Of a thary and aovere straggle with the Do- | masher eels shail, AEA EAN | over France set Jony Tet to thinking; and the | 2 /crl thet is xo fn others aud Wat natural sles thes yi wie “ublforms ; the dark-palrod, abort, stalwart | 4 (Vi00° Vl te ascry eGish tows ty tea a { d y ind i depend ao no eh + Mivart declares that Was not disposed x Y : ) { " ; bragging naturally indulged in by the officers of | 2 Cepends pon and only supplements su r Mivi 4 Ws not dispo' cles on noe aud crease under the arm for book- | jestic sixes, dear little poni all sorte mocracy, winning a triumph so signal that | floating debt, less cash on hand, and that, in | he victorious German armies, pick Lup, ewbel- | Means.which conception is opposed to the pure Dar- | originally to dissent from the theory of natural | Gurr, ine; U cavalry man. with te iron pretongltea desided 8 peat boy deg oo rs orious Geri nies, picked abe yall ad * Tt fice B reg At gll race f it goemed to have well nigh accomplished | consideration therefor, the company shall be lished, and scut Lome by English special cor. | ¥4:!48 position. Selestion; bet be has Found sftes many poneg oF care: coubed back’ under his casguer ead swore | ment of the Juveniles, and dogs that nothing can H their ruin, exempt from all other taxation. The tax a bi 63 tha weer Natural ee'ection, simply and by itself, te potent | ful examination and consideration that tt 18 wholly | juckled fou his thighs; all burried forward to the | get the start of. } P J Fespondents, served to adid to the general wneasi- | 46 exetain the maintenance of the further extension | inadequate to account for the preservation and | hail, where the greatest Prussian careuony of mod: | There is to be @ sack race, where some one is { Where stand th is ere stand the two parties to-day? The | thus received would of course have to bo dis- | noss caused by the progress of events The 4 " f : " a t ry se ern times was to ogcur. Sure to got sacked, {i : : Au) development of favorable variations, which are | inteusiGeation of incessant epecide and ganeric | FB umes WARIO CORN, A. 1, sceiey peitmell, | “hud use comjemplate for a moment the intrigues, Republicans have lost nearly all their | tributed among tho various counties on some | cable has brought intelligence that Mr. Cauo-} gt once suificiontiy consideraule 10 be tecful from | euaructors, ‘That minute fortuitous and ladetinite Tiere waa ao attempt at plory of equipazes, aa iu | the filrtations that can bo enactel 0 romanticatiy strongholds in the Southern States, while | just principle of division, WeLt bas recommended an cutire reorganization | the frst to the Inilvituat possessing thea, But | variations could have brought about auch special | eimipaigning it difctt fo brain Mite came Sith tome charming! incognita, wu polls you be- " " 3 b ond tee ‘ 11 8 post carria in re 0 i 4 ly kigsee } six of the States in the North and West that | Secondly, the Commission recommend that . the army, ney br plhomertingloo bet ire apie bt SATE A Tce AVDA Wea Hsia cae | ceca GUNIDSUIGS Lasebn Cat cheers roan | reewel Journeys, Hhamarck ip a tutte leche aly | from under ler waak. | You watch fr tho ictue foot | oted : ey i af a2 ‘| jefensive works. Among the changes urged by nservation and developmen le minute an . 0 adies reat f large enough to'bold him; the Crown Prince in his | au 4 catcuing thelr shadows twink- a) Voled for GRAXT have gono over to the De- | land be taxed exclusive of the buildings the advocates of ariny reform ere the abolition ct | fllnentary beginnings, the slight ead Indaltesi. | 10 opito of ail tue resources of w fertile imagination, | seal very modest carriage; and dosene of omoers | line thfoueh the crowd, you exclaim raptarcesis: { mocracy, and with tho apparent intention of | upon it at a uniform valuation of 50 per cont. te le 1 ah ai mal com nencerment of structures, however useful | the Darwiuiay pure aud simple ta reduced to the | Sere compelled to make their entree through a rain, | | vw cuchaatiag |) Yuu are charmed; you bless, slaying there, In Congress, a0 well as ont | of 4 Reb vain. the sale of commissions, and a material altora. | 1 °°" ; 4 Be nt ; Which suddenly visited us In full toilet, om foot. | the luck , ou a of ite market value. he adoption of this | i31, of the oxi fing arrangements at the Il u ructares may afterward become, Nor does | assertion of a paradox as greatas any ho opposes. | Wagons of su inde were used. Huif 5 doen Shatows yout thee fet 6 moment, 08 the woos i el ided id hscarmapes as NEES T te aceous t for the fuc yy epecies of the | In the place of e assert f barons would dash in in an omnibus, whieh the rkeus your imagination pertaps your adora- f of be the Li bebe arbitrary sandand is on account of ite rela-| Guards, whore the unpopular Duke of Cax- | sane orice one dload in develoned’ tea: pecaline | ante Ue nao Uieae phevocta tase Vast, Hnrence | nad ueppliy alssavered; and ths immortal tuenisure | Ole ip culled udividooal' Yug. ere aluoat auf. card! easures, While its em! rade: third ow scheme, . 4 orcer, one alo s developed ju cull s © Way th ond 1, Which had uch a Jolly role time the dole- | cated with discust, and groaa, “If she's a durkey, { preg aay ers | tion to the third branch of the new achemwe, | prince now rules supreme, to the great detriment | jrauuer, by eireumetances which operate with equal | be brings forward as their explanation acause which | gation trom the Reichtag presented’ the address to | IWant to go home.” Presently through the black? peom quite #8 eager to make war on each | which the report gives aa follows: of the service, as it is generally believed force on all the other spectes of that order, fe demonstratably insufficient, ‘ue theory of natural | King W iia, again came tuto Play. Great precau- | nese Ci a A bts an age) Payee be 5 ; “a “ 4 7 ' ‘ . nevigee ned t heen taken for the salety 0 hiter thun lily ever seemed C0 you, and tosses yor f other as to combat their common foc, We Tax the house oF Duilding as read estate nepe- | —— Tate, for insiance, the ease of the neck of the | selection is incousiatent with a vast multitude of | {ou teewod to lave teen taken for ihe suiety Sater case at nee ele tee ee hi hear of serious divisions in the Cab'net on ; tately, tt the saue rate of valuation as the land, that The Rey. Fran Vinvor, DB. 1., Bas | eirete, the deve'opment of which is conaivered by | facta 1a natural history, as well as with the first | carclossly about in the crowd, with tieir guns held bursting with bliss, aud prefer being cast into the is, 00 por cxnt.s and then assuming that the value of | written @ letter to the President which somebody | We Darwinians to be accotated for in the most sat- | principles of the pnitosophy ef the Diviae govera- | 44 & luatsmon olde hie when he Lear the deer | ferce rolling Tivor, Just ut hand, or tho canawl, te i f great moment, and the country iy _ breaking cover, How did the Prussians know how | golpg tome now. Yes, you open and read: “ No ‘Questions of great moment, 7) the house or buikting, irrespective of ite contents, | +; caused to be published, He addressee his | ‘sixctory manner by theit theory, They allege, | meus of the uaiverse. Mr. Darwin haa attempted | (2°yrendiTansticiam might eo? Masquerade suits allowed colored persons at this believes that nothing prevents its breaking | ye euch contents furniture, machiners, ye any distinguished correspoudes* og My dear Gen. | WHat is true, that in the country lnhabited by the | to sustain % by @ skilful collection of the facts cates opens 2%, troops, wore, disposed, on. the caralval | Follow we. A nigh sp ee ian up except the fear that this would be follow: | other chattels whatsoever, te the sien oF | sei." and praya that God's blessing may pros. | £!*Hlle severe drouglits occasionally occur, in which: | which seem to serve his purpove; but the facts he Took, and toward 12 tho Kiug lett tue Preiecture | puraue her; you tail at her fect; you implore—ime ed in March by an organization of the new | tudex which the owner of occnpier puts / , ail grass aud other ground vogetation 1s destro; has teaored disprove his toury, aud wita the ex: | ind proceeded lelsurcly throuahtxo- tine of sol. | Ploringlyl ‘She placcs ter int colored Wand te reper tb if out of his personal property, tax the house or | Pet his pluus for the annexation of San Domin~ | oo. cry irecs eurvive. They say that in euch | plonion of that theory of nutaral sclection bis wholo | diers, who saluted Aiagwith deafeuing shouts of | yours, and with the conclusion of tho carnival abe. reser v cl ¢ ’ 3 thal ox has been dowa al ‘i ' “ he Ge eror.”” Arrived at | beco y, ja Brown! one o Be eee a, Deane ete mem tety | bullting on & valustion of 60 per cent. additional | KO. It seems that De, Vinton his been down at | groncits only {soe individusis ofthe epeeien which | Seome falls to Ue grou. saat ate aiears dove { He neae rate soeTroh ROMCEC anon iigity | elcaat Nese York eeauenes would ack Coot de coalition between the Democratic membe' at entate vates ative val- | Nassau with his wife for her health, and one rea- | geveioped into the giruite, who could reach high up | It shoukt be stated, howover, that Mr. Mivart does | {he chateda cate, the Tova’ eusringe, dtove Faplily | tue earnival “ brown” and those Republicans who are avowedly Scan At, uch pecsunl etpacey {oc als Sees ton why he wants San Domingo is to have a] to the bruscuce of ircee, were preearved. ‘The | not wholly deny that natural scection acts 10 some | civiluen, Germans, ond alleating. ab the chateau |. Penosylvania aveuue, newly paved, will be hang » , calcium lights, so everybody is bound to suine, were | Arches trimmed With wreatha and garlands will ¥ clock struc ue lot it 9 ered thn hostile to GRAN?’s renomination, or who jarately on 50 per cent. of iis fi e inthe West Indies where inva a tho organic world, Bat its action is uot kc strack ti uur of noon, entere 13 can go in | short oues starved to Glaces by the grand staircase, ulong whic! r }. The next generation, | exten! ; Gisecnt from some leading measures of the | ™@rketable valuation, and tax the building apart winter and atill bo wuder the stars wud | wiose pareots were al tall, interited foug ard rh. | supreme, a8 Mr. Darwin makes it, but is only | Grrajed, {wound two, the guard composed of picked | jiover over the surets. A pageant 22s wadlaira, } bd from the aud, as representing the owner's personal | stripes. He thiuks Sau Domingo would make a | Teaching necks. Tle uextdrought again kilied off | eecondary snd subcrdicate to other forces, Mr. | wen trvin the various regimenis. | | reulewed, by Gea. Surman, un Luposing party. property, oo 8 full valuation, as indicated by the | wouderful saaddariwm ; but he says this motivo | t€ shorter ones, and the tall ones slone remained | Mivart undertakes to prove, aud we think does | , 1, ‘be middle uf the grand hal and with te back | lediare Of te Gad. ia winteh ladies will particle How does it happen that the Republican | rent accually paid for it or its estimate! renta! value saeulane, Yat fon with Gor, Wang. | {© !lietrate the survival of the Attest, aud to trans- | prove: tar was erected. Upon this ai which was pate and contest for the ring and the prizes, Will be party is in this perilous position? ‘The | Or, as substitute tor the above taird provision, the paige Mew (bas Led ae ass Keak tkaee (Ce oft cir stil lottier statore; aod | | That natural selection ts Incompeveat to account colUlly Sesurated, Hbied candies were paced. Bald om, the Bist The irrcocusaiole Fisk, with hip fotewing | pease hihi santiago rere 80 the process went on from period to period, | hit imeem en nize with the coexistence | souore ba is of tucir order, and asserting the | evening of the th the President will noid a public = \ Teanon is obvious. It hag been compelled to | "TM alldings conjolutly with land an real catate | forty-one years, and was a great friend of the | theougn Aces and wous, til the giraffes acquired | of close! fay strvetures of averse origin. © Support of the courch w the new Kmpire. Furtuer | reception at the White House. ds AGuon Vane ‘ i ands . ‘As this grand cart! te will traverse a critical stage in its carcer under & | 4.4 uniiorm valuation ; and then, as the equivalent | United States during the rebellion, when Nassau | «cir present length uf eck, all the individuals | — ‘That there are grounds for tuinking that specific Guinn the hal was auother and amalleraliar, aad in | | Aa this grand eartival aad (te will be auperior lo i : : i 4 differences ma: develo} t ste of this were arrange or all the ” bt leedor whose incapacity to guide ite course is | for all taxation ou persona! property, tax the oceu- | was thick with blockuile-runners—and Gov. | ten.ing to revert to the ancient shorter type of vody | gituuaiy” MAY De developed suddenly Instead ot | Tom oh ANG MENS Sitti ye “ietween the two | Hos. it ts {0 be hoped. that every ope will avai only equalled by his indifference to the dis- | pler, be Le owner or tenant, of any building or portion | Warnen has convinced him that if we could g: being ruthlessly destroyed at the occurrence of each That the opinion that species have definite thongu | allure, also, were ranged Bavarians and other sol- | themselves of the ball-fure rates and take a look ab ery di ! ta stili tena | diers. Out OF bi hal everal | it, aud also at the capital of this great country. asters that flow from his blunders, When | of #0) building used as a dwelling, or for any other | San Domingo, American civilization and culture aight. ; ery different iaite to Wher vartacitity 18 stil tena- } diers.’ La frout o4 the princiyal aller wore several p) cc te i ransition peri i: | DATOS: SR elon ien Ai: VArae Smee: 1h6 FeuNe would redeem the society of the West Indies va Sits it may Be said, in Che fest place, J “aya cortain follell tramsisional forms are absent, | paign received the iron cross, and two of them had A DAMPER ON THE CARNTEAL, passing thiongh the transition period bo- | v0.1: value of the promises occupied. ‘Tenement Dr. Vixtox has also learned from a sea captain | #t ie sreument proves too much ; (or. on this suy- | which migot nave been expected to be present. their heads bound up, and showed otwer marks Of] Wasurorox, Feb, 17—The aveuue tas been pret tween the old slavery controversies and the | houses occupied by more than one family, or tene : : eg ae ae ' 1, HAO tes must have (ended to undergo t some facts of cooxrapaical distribution sup- | receut wounds, ‘ ‘ ty well cleaued at very he: expense, and to night i : that in case a canal should bi He through the nt other di hes, On the piatiorm at the other end of thé gallery | a rain bas set in. Seats have bocn erected on the new issues sure to spring up after their set- | ment houses having a rental value not in exc w stusl «jon, aud we ought to have a Toat the objection draws from the physiologtesl | there were many soldiers stationed as the standard ronce betWees species and races still exists up- bearers. ‘The King, preceded by the marshal of bis sm pooled waksaala Teta re ied usenould ‘and thé Court Marsual, the Couuta of 64 7 Toat there are many remarkable phenomena in | Hickler aud Perponcher, and followed by bis broth. re joakin \ juris upon which hatural selection throws | ef, Priuce Goorge of Baxony, the reiguing Duke of ei On ne Seer whatever, but the expiauations of which, ic | Baxe-Coburg, and the mayority of the bereditary ; ee be attained, migur throw light upoa spe- | pritces, Beside these, as they took theur places ia | Harper's Monthly for March has wale its ap paitun, front of ee vat Air were Slee the vet! Lier) Pearance with the usual promptitude, It is an ex Mr, Mivart, in short, maintaias that the develop: | CURSO SNAtios Pl TUG Mtor ot St Sohn of derues, | ceedingly valuable number. In addition to the lem, Tne Grand Dukes of Saxo-Weimar, Oide: Isthwus of Pauaiua, the direct route from Asia reservations fronting on the avenue, to be let cub at a dollar a day, aud aa arch throwu across the ave { nue at the National hotel. decorated with tri-colored tlement, it was essential to the continued | fxed sum, to be taxed to the owner 9s vceupier.” suproanacy of the party that aclear head aud | That is to say, abolish all taxation of per estrong hand should direct its affaira At | Sonal property as now managed, and substi. | this supreme juncture it was a great misfor | tute for it the taxation of the capital of only | ( people « tune that the party found itself burdened | 8¥ch persons and corporations as cannot leave | yy croy doos pots with a President incapable of broad views of the State, and of every occupant of a build: | o¢ tie several forws similar to the girate developed from | ai San Domingo or the other; and accordingly he thinks that if we dou’t take the island, some the Caucasian race will, Dr. | These at 1 to have beard of the ef ucasian people—in to Europe would have to pass on the an oxen xebraa, and q wisabound in that region, and were jast Lic one Which developed toto the girafle to be starved duri rt | ae Mw droughts; and yet none of ment of species has Veen brougus about not wh | thee show any » whatever of unusual length of usual variety of matter, it contains avery interest public questions, destitute of all experience | log at @ given estimate based on the rental | direction a p. They annexed Nan | ee or of“ bict-reacling”. propeusities, Nor | LY Matural selection, but by an iuternal power | burg and Baden, ihe Duke ot Sase-Melulgen, the | ing passage from the lire of Gon, Beott, by Mr. 4 ase politician, and unwilling to call to his | OF absolute value of tho building, Real | Dowiugo, and after spending fftcen willicas of | Ne iney acquired such adevecopment us to stivw | SMH has controlled and continues to control the | OV" Novaria, eiuce Williaa and Duke Kugeue ot | Thurlow Weed, who bai it from the Genesal's ows Cabinet those who could supply his own de. | tate shall be taxed, not as now upon the as- | do!lars and losing twenty thousand so'diers | thea te onttheir hind limba and graze on tre Uaiverso—in other words, by Divine power. W Griewmberg, Leopold of Ho pennaliory, the Pure of | lips. A poem by Alice Cary, probably the lass of ficiencies. The crisis demanded a statesman | 8essed value of the land and buildings to- | there in an effort to sut i the 1 hres and beat » atuit or a power of climbing.nor, | 4 CRY FROM THE BLIND WORKMEN Light aul trom tine to thing gazing with a almost DEE WH HRG nise corns os Wee he yellow ‘ever, they fiually quit and w a8 eras knowa, any cothe cation tendin. cs child ike curivsity ape ne before hiw. ayy -wRereaa of comprehensive vision like Henny Cuay, | ether, but upon one-half the market valuc | the yellow “ever, they f May : ibe bons Aahtesehon tity sin eal ‘ ; listeued intoutly (0 the sermon which one of the SUNEEAMS. f f the land alone. All other property is t again. Dr. Vinton addres letter * To His | compens for the comparative saortness of the | Mle. Ketlock's Statement Corrected—Unju: q wu preacuers delivered with @uch grace and plaiting who could strike out new series of i The 1 Leet it Excellency President The reverend | ne Yet when the severe droughts necessary and Partial Dintribation of the Leaisias | ocqueuce, Lbe sermon wuched upom the lis: —A fond father in Vermont offers his farm to c 7 exempt. Tho scheme commends itselt 1 r. Darwin's theory oceu he grouad vegeta tive Charit: ind Peter Spragg’s toric aud religious character of the ceremony now measures suited to the exigency ; or a chief. ise RS Doctor apparently labors under the impressioa | Mr. D. a red, the Krouad vexets ire. Cha ehta Bilas Veter Marere Le ee ea tiactdated ite mysterious intacaes | SOY man who will marry hus daughter. tain like ANDREW Jacksox, who by his | by its simplicity and directness, but it needs | dugt this ia the prover ttle of the Prysideut, | Wom must have been ext (ovioe cand WO ee Woaphecty nwa ae ci the heats of tue Guriau uation, twusa splou- | —There is said to be less lawlessness in Toxes loubte oe oh. dl ‘ ed wnimals must have taken to leafeating or thpaie did tribute as well 10 the new subject of adoration mes ee pervonal qualitics could win to his side a | 8nd will undoubtedly receive a thorough dis. | j19 evidently still bas a good deal learn starved; and thus tuey most har a i +4 Sin: We would be very thankful if you would al- | {ie ‘venerable berosohlicr ; und tbe King was | 2°¥ thas at any thie sluce the war began. liberal share of the intellect of the country, | C¥Ssion before it is adopted. —— , F low us to corroct w statewont made by Mr. Geo, Kel- | deeply «tected by it. —Ten thousand acres of land in Feejee were rex 4 Pi — Brevet MajorGen. Donn Piatt think USAR eens Cer teen euvorey nO BIGSeT NOS: | é deat of the Oct Door Fy 4 Bismarck sod Moltke, meantime, one op each | cently purchased by a Scotchman for sixpence an secre. and inspire the masses with enthusiasm for : ¥ ‘ e long-necked var sof the gired ook, atendeat of the Ost Door Foor, ia re side of te platform, winked slec) tly wud wickedly , —An aboriginal usurper has assumed th i ian dsead The Situation in France, President Guanr is getting to be just the lest | a4, J to have eeu favored and preserved, | to! to the douation of $25,000 distributed to tue blind | and seemed wwardiy mach amused ai this parade te ze Oe Oe ne togdership oy 2 hN 1 | bit imperial in his w I cites bis action in th At hi b wa | by the Coninissioners of Claritics and Correction, | aid leathers Gen. Bouwenthal, who wus also moar | crown of Abyusinia, calling himself te Emperor But GnaNnt was not merely incompetent The determination of the French National | ieee i Ti Gonth Alriea, Where in a ereat gamer of eee % at band, with the commanding Gevervls, und officers | Negus. atts tablist | paying marked aud upusual attention | of vegwtan'e feeding auimale, all of which present | Tus statement appeared ta the Zridune of 3d and grouped around fm, was grimly aileat, ; to perform such work as this; he bad not | Assembly to establish a provisional repub abet g 4 iJ 6 1 ing Amadeus of Spain took to Madrid with LL immediately the exposure | minute var sus to the length of the neck, 1, | Feet of St icst, Mr. Kellock says that lat year the © consider the wuole thing 4 waste ol Preah yteas fows, down cach side of the gallery, | bim ninety dogs. Ile ts said to be very fond of theo es briefer . “s ingUlshed military apd civil person: | Guadrupeds. receiving $100 cash each ; second class, $75 cash each ; | ages and foreign, of which Versailles —The asphalt pavements in Paris during the i Zo" pme: is noth ore tha . the slightest disposition for attempting it. | Heat goverament is not Say moro thea Was | (011.5 Cuonrmoune fried, His tastes lay quite in other directions, In | @ have been expecta. hile the Republi- | Write House for th st time in its history is | Meso favoral ao lengthened the taird elses, $50 cash and two tons of cotl each. | Yosais, to day. | Eugiaad ab represented bg her f thiscrisis of the Republican party, instead of | C48 must of necessity aim at such a conclu: | overrun with liveried thunkeys, ag instances in | Beck — of ruffe by preserving it during | SF do not know how many got their money las | Commissioner, Gea. Beauchawp Walaer, and Amer | "eke were, it ts stated, exclusively used tor fuel 1a the marking out for it a new policy, and aiming | %0, it is evidently for tho interest of every | point, The stolid indidirence to public opinion | S%Eht% soilar vaitations, in similariy-feeding | We do not Know now many got their mong ica nad a Vepresentative of her army preseabin the | chocolate factories, to harmoni d lidat it ks, he | class of conservatives and pretenders to the | qanifected by the President w forms at the same Umes, ought eimilirly to have | Year, Dus w ow that the majority Of Us GOL RO | person of Brig. Gen. Dui of limols, formerly 0: —A Chicago girl says she does not get marrie® onize and consolidate its ranks, be yanifested by the Presiden! blind were divided into tures classe fact that the | 99 Mr, Darwin contends, the natural sok tion of ¢ Variations has al y probably be at Lech preserved, and 80 lengthened the neck ef some | SM ab all; and what few did get cowl only got one | Grant's stall, for the reason that she doce not know whose husband eof France. These people d ibuted to his peculiar notions of propriety i. 00 ¢ " 2 Tue sermon finished, s general buzz of rato one. has seemed intent upon indulging petty throne of France. These pe opl anust allde- | tributed to his peculiar n 3 of proy Y | other ung Dy similarly preserving (hem daring | 100 each, except one person that we know of, Mr. | ion was just springing {ip in the grand hail’ whea | she might be marryiag. spites against its independent members, sire that the odium of signing the rather than to any aspirations toward iwperial- | tne sawe drouuhte. Kellock says further that this year the biind were | the King suddenly adValeed to the platform, and —There is a hilly county in East Tennessee \ sili. | ism, It is not hkely that he b how offensive the conter ever suspected supplying fat offices to the endless retinue | Which recognizes and consecrates the ut y piuous attitude he has of his poor relations, sliding through | *tion of the country should be borne ly Congress some slippery job for the gratifica. | PUblican officials, ‘That the authorities to Aivited into four classea: the drat clase, having five | there, surrounded by Wie standard Deanere. of the where the children look up the chtmney to see if tha children under 16 years of wee, $30 each; second | 1.o Hrinceas, in wileh he declared bis tntesrion qr | Cows are coming home, class, baving thre ebildren, $70 each; third ccepting the Imperial German crown, After, with —A member of the Virginia Legislature is de. having ope or two culldren, $6) cach; and all the | faltering voice, he Lad Guisved his vow, Bisimarek 1: may people appears to those who | neck de objected that the power of r rd4 acquired by the lengthening of the J leas must have necessitated a considerable put him where he is, aud who have the power to | incroase tn the entire alze and re. assumed toward th 7 7 on to protect the people against om — [ a e y z e body ced tranquilly to read the proclamation to the | ™&Mding legistation to protect t : be charged with this most unwelcome duty | Pot Mn where! I pat of the b ent, single persons, €40 each gavances tranquil ” om ta the m oes. tion of panders to his vanity, accepting should se psent a republic w scordingly ee ee Carger bonvs requiring strouger and more volumi bp age nN ie oe & fow inetanoes ont of | aecomia ehlont efter ein Sean Gon toe baa tas wee Goran: ed Meta has received at Aw — * valuable presenta with one hand while be- PU NCEIES FeP anne WAP SSCORU GLY — hous muscles and tendons, sod these aguin neces: | | N°" Seve as. toe. olan 0: toe. eentty: man wie sow held the A many, to show how wre statements, We will commonce with George 8. Kuiver, a widower, with one child, $00; G Mr. Keuock i in bia | prockunation ja his hands. ‘ho uniteation of the 4 , 8 communi a ey peasy German peopie uncer the rule of oue man, was ac- | Site te Biase capital © communication addrosud, compushed. No wonder guct a «iguntic task has | “ 9 te fuvner, or gusty,” ree | made a «itplomat already ripe in ys jools a8 old us —A Turin letter says Kossuth is so very feeble stowing lucrative places upon the donors | * fregoue conclusion, The statement showing the quantities and “With sé other ; but pever for one moment | ‘he reeent election having determined, by | values of for: eying ‘ f the large conservative majority sent to the | 8¥™Pption in the United States during the fiscal | disadvant: rising to the Igyel of his high position, nor ge ative majority sent to the ating larger nerves and more capacious blood ign merchandise entering into con- | vessels); and it is very problematical whether the s thence arising Would not in tines of 4 Jing June 30, d by the Chiof of the | scarcity wore than counterbalance the advan. | SéPrith 8 widower, with ono child, only @40; Peter | Bis master, prociomation the Grand | 22,,Dcalh that be ean hardly tive anti apring. 1has Hy ‘ «| year ending June 30, issued by the Chief of the | scarcity more erbal 51 fey Phin dhe ; ter the re ° ai : : f ite welpt ;. | Assembly, that the extreme Republicans of | °F ending , Sih tages. For a considerable inercase tn the supply o: | NUS*Bh & Whtower, with one child, $60; Pe Duke of Balen cho seemedro Lave. been adapted | *t#eed that he le extremely poor ' fesllng the [remmure of: ta wel git ToRpOnR eee oe Gaus 0 Tonger | Bureet of Statistics on Commerce and Naviga- | PY Of | Mooney, a widower, with ove child, only $40. The | ca deve ca machin on mort of these occasions), | —A poem in an agricultural paper, called bilities. Fe foment: @ Geena gs a tion, is curious as well as valuabie, From it we | (ood would be requislte on account of thts incre vee | following are married persone, Raving Do eluldren o1 is Ensperor of Germany, A “three | «Song of the Farmer Toy," very appropriaiely cou i ‘ . a . in Size and mass, while at the same time there would | their own under 15; James Tuompson, §60; James wie tte to the f end, 4 Mile wretha 4 if It looks as if Grant himself had begun to | Temain in power, and that peace must be | clean a few items, which may be appropriately | 1% “z¢and mass, white at the fame time there woul a. only $40; Jon MeLirky,” $60; aud woke tie veh eon piog, ger; | meneee wita “ Ho! brotners. ho! i pee that he must do something to retrieve | Concluded upon the best terms that Prussia | classed ax among the curiosities of commerce Anes Ria Tk acetaRaniet aie cary Andrews, ‘860; tor two centuries, answered Prince | —The late Marshal Prim was a great-grandson i : will concede, there can be no question that | During the ye bes lage rest an, | Pett Spencer says, “It 19 demonstrable that the hastened to emurace Dis (ether sod to awetionetely | of Mark Prim, stamp distributor for use eoune? of ' his waning hold upon the Republican party, " Bi, Mt] During the year we imported sardines and an- | excess of absorbed over expended nutrinent must, 40: § avp his vand, tits example wa ow, Ireland, ender ihe Irish stamp ast of 1774 i and hence his dash at San Doiningo, and his | tB€ Proposal to select M. Turens for Presi- | chovies to the value of 81,009,854; diamonds and | otner things being equal less as the size o Yum, $405 the members of the royal amily and all the princes t, Wo children ta Orphan As) lun $10, &e. und dukes present. When tho ceremony was dn- | _—A Texas paper reports that, siuce & mbor yy ¢ Weary on the old King's face, and | tast, 119,000 people, with 1,664 wagons, have emigrated. el, $1, an auital becomes greater al message to Congress tending to re. | dent and Jeunes Fwvie for the head of the | gems, real and fmitation, set and us ait ape H = Ministry isa wise one, ‘THIERS especiully | 823; human hair, manufactured and unmanufac There i* another very curious structure, (ue origin WI r. Keilocis clisses as single persona, | many of the jokers ou were visibly moved, ‘Amid | from Tennessee aud Georgia iuto the Lone Star Stats } kindle the smouldering embers of sectional Neary me 9 yo ton, | tured, $487,452 ; catgut, $14,940; Cologne water | OF the dleappearance of wileh it tecws Impoasinte | 884 some emgte Versons be os clarsea us married | the waving of staudurde, fags which bad pega In all Sik, Wilks Wiitha be ibe Tatete Gin i} ‘cy ik ty Gees Gad But all | Merits this confidence and this distinction, | tured, £487,452; catgut, $14,940; Cologne water } Perron; Dut Would tke up too much space in | the early Daitles of the present war, and the echoes y i animosity in the Southern States. ut all . and other aleoholic perfume R177. to account for on the hypothesis o' ute tudeflnite | Tour y WY { persons having seeing | of the natio hymn and triumphal marches the | Bauder, to the wife he sulsequently butchered, i i He is one of the few conservative statesmen per a177 i such despairing efforts to. restore his lost ny Abe v na, It is that of the m © young | Wives ge um io proportion to the nomber | brilliant aseemdly broke up, snd filtered away in its | clades with: ‘I. 8.—Please accept lots of kisses {rot ! of France who never bowed the kneo to mental feathers and artificial flowers, &1,00 8 aveateo? That os *, men included, the air | Of ebllarem they bare, while biiod persons naving | Luudreds of car: lages, splendid aud abavby, to the our listle shee i prestige distract rather than harmonize th R dolls, #298, ¢ cunes and walking sticks, 35, ang - 2 ided, vind Wives receive no udditional sum in proportion | duty of eating the dinner in celebration of * orders’ | " 4 a 4 : the late Emperor. Ho earnestly and ably . bd ge from the lungs opens in the rot the | to the vomber ofehiidren ticy have. Mr. Kellock, | day.’ At the Keservoirs and other fashionable rea —A Frenchman is content with one-sixth of a Mg Republican party, and cover with a darker 7 9 1 epublican party i é ape, | 9914 railroad ir mouth bealud the tongue, and in front of the onen- | to sastaia what we siveoroly think his unjust action | taurants there was the uioxt riotous merriment, aud | pound of animal food per day, an Englishman con. Ui cloud its prospects of success in 1872, ‘That | (Posed the war which has brought the | 5. jaid down, & ihe af the eulles a6rGHat aaad pattinio St ood an teas. (Ree BaTiO Olt cf this legisiative charity, | the word " Kaiser" echved through the streets, and | fumes not lees thau helt pound, and am Ainericaa de ( GRANT as a statesman isa lamentable failure | CUBEHY to ruin. His services in attempting | blood, 81,701; horseshoe nails, 4,00 swallowed passes over the opening, but is provent: | {omust of ue on toe grounds of Sur unworthy aee | pancundwigia’ ees CONOTEM Were awe UHL TOOK | gianis irom halt « vound to a pound y " « otiate ¢ he ler of Si ns, €4.980,812; ¢ p ir 80 " i Of money, iinplying set, flutly stating at we ford people are so ed he Phi nobody doubts. Whother he will succecd in | 0 Degotiate after the surrender of Sedan | pons, €4 Hd scrap iron, $8,168,608 | ¢¢ from foiling tnlo’ ih ene thos cau Y | Wore intecoperese' ion witeh prevemeut ea utter ey Pe recrtaree, WA Che: OSB Sanat At 1H z th: altogether ruining the party that elevated | We? slso of great value; and though he | raisins, $1,800,727; calomel, $6,305; bristles, | ehoking, by the action of a emat nt] repediata o# (hise, and soauO bY Ul t ‘cover end | HOR Maem AMEAIS CheRt Ra Actrese ame |: preyeleion ok digcand Hee Dias nay Su) only * Rother an him to power remains to be determined. is now well stricken in years—he will be | $651,990; chickory, 298,889; horns and bone shield (the eptg which at the at | give « pigusible re was Choured, : alia viel sha foqaphhagd lynn vy Anois =e ta \4 m } ben k and protects orifice, vw ¢ ve oud pirate t y th we 0; ularly appointed yere, P pas Utiivond alla esac seventy-four on the 16th of next April— | $36,219; flocking, 4; $207,185, Th ; ee 2 jinpartial puvlie ‘Oot ip te wy Kate Field, in delivering her lecture oo 4 fi, o tter 0 total amount ign merchandise imported for | ® vere n ane Alngly imp lafluence of Mr. Ak wan of the yh " bd bt xation im New York—Mr. Wells's | there is no man in France better qualified | tt « 1 Undeveloped condition, that it is quite unable to | Comittee on Cit the present gland, iook by storm a y Jour throug | Dickens, at Springteld, Olio, was tutroduce t j Report. than he to extriente the nation from its | Ute in the Chited States during the year was Tie mother therefore places the minuto, | State Avsembly ner of Caaritios anit Was by him parsued, She was auotence by Mire. M tident of that place, "io i ; 5 ‘| ja | Valued at $4 5,605.63, upon which duties |; : nd Correction, who that we have un: | course accompanied by & * bluck alpac her,” | a manner at once p ‘and appropriate.” it Mesars. Davip A, WELL8, Epwin Dovor, | present calamities and to lay the founda 1 Ay! cea nd, ond naked young nthe nipplo, and then | fiuchingly opposed i it views for the | Wao bewalled that ¥ hotlspring ‘ad been deludt A colossal monument in marble by Tl ” ro i were levied ana $19 jects milic into it by e > spe mused he past five or x @ from in ate 4 Willanous Hamer icin. le actress pre 6 eee 7 and Gkonce W. CuyLER, Commissioners | tions of a beiter future. ‘ Oe ee eee mate ees aanauan vias ited tig. Drove tatienato | By 6 witlauota sy Triake, Just’ fe twang, | Ball 18 soon to be erveted at Mount AubuIa, neat Howe 4 ‘ envelope o! mammary gland, Did no special aint (eh Lim his trie character ws a Ober lover w + taurringe ust tO Make i appointed by the Legislature to examine the After peace is concluded and the Germans Mra. EnNxestixt rf, who used gen hasidi ner yr is paper \e ie Political sewer and tool, through walch Mr. sweeny | mother coufurlable, }, be considering ia capital | tod, over the remains of Jonas Chickering, fonnier oe H subject of taxation of property in this State, | have withdrawn, the French people will be | erally to take # prominent partin the various | cuoked by the Intrusion of the milk into He wind: | class, who like Woes kiss t hist, hand that | Heltiaed the supposed iuiewer for doing the taing | ce, enone mauurmctoring Arn of fh . resses them, have sustaine ny 7 colve #0 well,” invite Him to come and" crack a “i * Hh, have just made a long and elaborate report, | called upon to determine, by universal suf. } progr movements which have attracted there i8 a special provision, ‘The laryuz | S'Fesses them, have sustalned sey 3 Houle! when ie uiscovered, tut the supposed’ | —A Moravian missionary, wfter forty yours? It is no disrespect to Messra, Dopce and | frage, what kind of a permanent govern. | popular attention in this city, w staying with ated that itr i 0 nto the posterior end By publishing t pitalement, you will benefit a | minister was une indeed, iad that he wos really a | work im Greenland, report In all Greenland wero { } CuvLER to attribute the authorship of the | ment they wish to have, This is also a ju- | ber! : nd in oy Higalied o}0: totrn of ath in | OLNe Vase MAMeNge: SNR I im Gunite it y | On the Fig horse, Respecttwniy yours pessoa Be rf aple| el erly Rape document to Mr. WiLis alone, since it evi | dicious measure. Since the great revolu pian : mberne created quite as sath La le Planner bee bach Kae ATRS i A a, Mre . Actor and Dramatic Aus | es now profess Christianity,” What saall we vo wit 1 deutly bears the impress of his mind, and | tion of 17083—and a more just or a more Ga a Ae ; etre sia rine est rynx, and ao safely attains the gullet Dew York, Feb. 18.1 pe the popular missionary hi From Grvenlant's \¢¥ 4 y School Board by mounting the rostram and m le Ma, mowtarne ?”* h embodies views which he has already in | sublime effort is not recorded in the history ae ow, on the Darwinian hypothesis, either It is w that in early” lite Mr, Horace | MowuMans? , 1 | G * | ing a specch on the woman question, The ocea- | marmate have descended from marsuplal prc Garroting (he Poor to Reduce the Debts | Greeley Ind a decided liking fur he sume, ond ct A Western paper says: We report aa other ways ANY the public of ey even ae my ara of aiph | sion which called forth Mrs, Rose’s display of | jtors, or else the marsupiuls sprang from uni A ae! il yout \ q I tho | suited: to bls genius, Ciroumetancos betond “tie | cad goinieen duriog. on yearvot mariied wie. Wa f ' The report begins by mentioning facts | ment have existed in France. Two of these | 9, was the reading of « letter which had | having in most respects the ordinary mamm Sia: Will you have ¢ ness to call tho | #u oO his genius. roumstauces beyond nis | oda ehiliren during ten years of niart y » | th respecting the inequality and injustice of our | have been destroyed by forelgn invasion, and | been written by Miss Duxpert Covrrs reproving | structure, On the first alternative, how did natura; | @tentivn of the Representatives: in — rom | of Lis appear as* Mat, of the Iron Hand. ae wr i‘ hye OAs. 1uy ns pees dn fi i our city that the poor are daily garroted for whe pu er wal fe. printer, 6 composed several plans, | there are eight pairs of twins nud three odd ones, nine | present method of taxation, with most of | five by domestic revolution, In this period | the female aspirants for places on the Board, | election remove this at least perfectly innocent poy He feanbheysaped Sees vil sary a Ld Per vary (ybile 8 priaver, be cumpoued several plays, | toon e gtiten girls anil eine boye~io fourtoan years, \,, which, in a general way, every taxpayer is | the governments of longest life have been | The effort of Mrs, Rose was decidedly successful, | 48 harmless structure ia Anon all one am eres Sbliged (0 etter a pawn slop f bait enced some Ot ulty in gett them pul on and they are all liv ; 7 mals, ond, having done so, again reproduce it in WHO 18 QUIEN SO ener & shop for the | stage on account of their profanity, & which Jeorgia lawyer refused tasintiment: % 4} acquainted. Real estate, it is well kuown, is | the monarchy of July and the empire of | and resulted in revolutionizing the sentiment of Ang cn alone require. {1 | PUFPOve of procuring a loan of $1 on his coat is | be sould not remove at the request ‘of any manuger a lawyer refuedd an snpolntment ae a0 fh a ’ the mecting, precisely those forms which alone require { i Bet Golda OY ge Fey OMEN: | district Attorney the other day, because the Jude is ai never assessed in this State at its real mar. | VennveL Naro.eon, each having stood a — namely, the cetacen? ‘That auch a harmless struc. | Handed ninety-five cents! Being the Arst tlne he | #ng at the vamie Hino retain lle wit rmapecl A | colored nan and his letter oFonght ont a re a min ket value, nor upon any uniform scale, As | little Jess than eighteen years, Even the | There has been quite a panic in England | ture weed not be removed any Darwinian tor | ae eS Ce mee oe f. igre Aske: | retains lie love of fuctory aud the drama’ to the | Gov, Bullock, who publiehes the lawyer's p ’ , y ine exists e cl “Why is thie od We Piwabroker answers, ‘ewent day, he very office he now rir spurns, anil 4 ’ } to personal property, not one-third of it pays | empire of tho great Naroneon lasted but | on the subject of vaccination, A few years ago | fers, vineo a structure exists in both tie erocodiies | |, NI 18 IM thas?” he Puwabroker answers, | presen — ia toutel dnt naar i : 8 an einer ysician, pro- aviuls which enables the former to breathe e cents for revenue stain} jose next APRS: ® ethane: fe | letter 1 the colore dye, encivse ’ Hi taxes as the law requires, and many owners | cleven years, In such a land of changes | )# Srexcem Hatt, an eminent physician, pr Ll i Latin ree hae pr H Which they | turn?" says the pawnbroker, Please wait up Aid: Gov, Grane Thy ie Peg The | coraing the application ; pounded a theory that vaccination injured the selves while d ning the pre; ich the; ne, dim, ‘ 8 to ge i rei ps Story Retterated. , , t of it escape altogether. ‘Tho burden of sup: | there can be only one way of establishing a | Pounted & theory ue repeat naet ce i the | cold intlieir mouths On Mr, Darwin's hypothenis | Syne femal her father's iiower ss Ak Brom ihe Cinctanary nail or & Bae cenony Weak Ws rarival mote } porting the State and local governments is | government which can give internal peace payee sey i pai Laos rn menue It could only have beon doveloped where aseful, | Mr#, Binith, excuse me, T did not novice you. How Tho New Yors Siecle 18 dianeliove the |’ aser ty iN Th 988 WO Haklng fin of ihe neo istributed, not scientifically ond in just pro. | and secure tho permanence of public order, F P WO" | therefore not in the gavials, which feed on fan, but | MBCNY, (arning over and exnwnining ‘minu { yue of Ulysses 8, Grant In -thts. ey Mia dogel Reg ‘he Ky): fi y just p P be good, it was impossible to procure pure v ee ae mM woman's brown merino dress), Two dollars, it | te tra Meee aatat i ails cll¥ | an insensible condition. A day or two a ? ortions, but at haphazard or with unfair | and that is by referring the question to the ere sei crel J wie BY "A dol a halt; BAF AO, | ener ably te surprised wi it NUNS | uttempted to renew his sport in the sume place, whem ‘eu portions, but at haphazard or with unf I that is by referring the question to the | cing matter in England, and that the matter used | guperfuous but harmlesa formation, nn | Kira Suerita gw. deycollar and a hates will that do, | Ai cobanly we surprised when. wo" Cell I Chat th ’ ij +# a sOglund, and ne o rn 10 b rn jon, i ‘en, i Please le ¢ have the iM y " favoritiom, All this the report makes plain | people themselves. ‘That there will be an el gentleman i etill Hving this city fror om | he was etricken With parsly#is, and ag last accounts bo was liable to carry into the blood all the diseases ‘On the second alternative, bow did the elongated | MBeY» and keep the ticket till I euill 1 Hving tm tii y from whom Pilezs and Ren the. Grant endeavored to borrow money (or the purpose | hiad no use of toogue or limbe beyond question, honest election, and that every opinion will | gud hereditary taints of each person through | Iarynx itself ariso, scoing that if its development | sie hog evinetae nee of extabiisning s aulcon at Camp Deunisom, wien | <The most beautiful wicl in the United States Another evil which the report descunts | bo allowed to express itself frovly ut the | whom it liad passed, Anti-vaccination meetings | Tegged behind that of the material structure tne | SFibateR another ye conte for, ea HuhAd herd, Whe Porte ar it yas tans the nection | lives near lAueoin, Lil Hor hair ie of suas particnisr Gpon is the injury to the prosperity of the | polls, is sufficiently guaranteed by the names | were beld and a gen eral crusade instituted against | Young primeval kangaroo must be choked, while | tany times ate hase Gaed chased by the encomtye fasion tm: | of O16 mek Who Md 16 compose the pro- | the practice, In consequence of this agitation, withont the Injecting power in the mother it must | purpose of reducing nts for the | wan, Who kiew sim welt, hadn't confidence enough | vue thata field of ripe whoat throws toward (he pest Govern | in Ns ability to sell whiskey to soldiers to Jet him | ting sun, Her eyes seni forth w light so effulzent and tributed ve e debt of i fs ; | have the money, ; : der ite ; ; be sturved ? The struggle by the sole action of | Ment the sun ever seown on.” ‘This matter ix of magnetic that #trangers become apelt-bound anie > 5 mrcuts refused to comply with the I 8 mon.en| t st our ose a ‘ weeks bear e Posed upon capital invested in undertakings | visional administration, ‘ sade A a A wed referring 2, | Which such @ form was deve loped must indeed have | {ery,*4riausmonvent; anit I trust our Koprosunta, The Sun ts the Great New York Paper. Influence and stand rudely gazing, Her cl care Viable to competition from abroad. For in-| ‘The questions to be decided at this clee- | federing vaccination compulsory, preferring t0 | bein severe! HaFandt inailais? ne cevenue, siahp anal Bete, | sew Tore Corrdepondence ur ike Manseitie decree mike the sunny si1@ of an early peach. A pearl stance, steamship company or a manufac | tion must be substantially the following ; | PtY ‘he penalty of one pound imposed for n Mr. Darwin oxplaios the brilliant plumage of the | Qed ney ee ee rai tan $10, A | Ax one travels over the city in the early part Geena Tas mink worears lier oetory senina Int turing company, located in thie eity, has to | First, shall France be a republic? Secondly redgige? yy bay Usp ay Ley hav- | peacock or the humming bird by the action of sex. | °°? Pldeey ‘ JEROME, | Of the day lis observation Would lead bin to think | race, Her hands suggest the Idea of waxcn fngert i ' ‘ say, | 1h in London a frightful smallpox epidemic, } ual selection; the most brilliant of the males be- — that hardly any offer paper was clrenlated ; ever npe erm r ! actually @ 'Y, in addition to the taxes imposed 1 it be a cor 7 i lo a caer etalk aaa ¥ | Upped with vermiiton, Her atitie seem: at Wheiea viion a the aia rehad the } shall it . pt ysscnbdipyne monarchy, with’ | sinety per cent, of the cases proving fatal where | ing selected by the female to become the fatbers of | o Bure", ti Cent aru ther ae ui wan tiyge | Voy almost im the ecrv and on dhe fersies hae Tue te her prowernca, nnd when she lantie the ate teri em: | » prince ¢ Orltand fimnfly at ite Head # | vuccinauon Las beca neglecte the uext qeneration, to which gamaration ther téud { Mutual Bend cuvioge Hank, Suu Buuding ad, SUN in bis hand, ier [exci68 We Leary #weeK inUdie In Khe dietance, | ROY citi “yeh i