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Newspaper Page TextThe Daily Herald B A ALSTON. H W. GRiDt. I. W. AVKBT | ALSTON A: CO.. Proprietors. A B^bwAfT down the Macon Rend, vlMl simplicity is as refreshing as spring water, asks why we don’t “start ont another special engine.” The only reason that we c*n think o f j'tat now for not doing so, is that it is too warm. Bret ITarle’s last atory, “ John Oukhnrat,” j was written in a single night. The anther j w in visiting a friend in New York city, and , sketched the outline of the story in h:s head j as hf was sitting one afternoon in Washing- • ten Squire. Astir dinner he went to work wri iug it out and got through before break- : f.kfit the next morning. The price paid him by the New York Tines for this production is ' said to have been $500. THE ATLANTA DAILY HERALD. WARD educational institutions r.. ..... nnuHrT , in x report of the Committi ng of Kdtt^tion at Wa^hi*, j o, t, it stand* fifth on 'he 11 t of “KV«rior acbooh'* : i the l uited States, and fust on the K,n of South* i j rchools. jyi2d2w VOL. 1 [-NO. 290. ATLANTA, TUESDAY .1 i.'l,V 21, 1874. • CT, It W. P. WAED, S^imv.it, TruN B'tOOKLlVS SORROW. Negro Shot- THE CRISIS 1IAS COME AT LAST! WHAT TILT X WILL fli»E To BAY ABOUT BEECH— KK—THE DAY OF BATTLE OE DEATH HAS COME. Mil. FXMCK91AN AM) CIVIL. RIGHTS, [Telegram to the Herald.] Tilton presents Ins charges agaimt Beecli- j er to the investigating committee to-night.— i A conlinuauco of the investigation depends 1 on the importance of these charges, if tti y l 11- . . ■ OU IUC illlDOivuMVO Ul vuroO vunt .c), .. l.Xi A prominent Republican of this city, one ‘ add nothing to wl,at has nlnariy known, who has been earnest and active, informed us. Beecher will doubtless be exculpated, if how- a day or two since that, it Freeman declared eTer a, « niore serious, Beecher will be biai.elt in favor of C.v.l Rights he woold not »"““' 0I ' t d'nH“e,i, a u;lyand Frank Moulton A 1 will he called in lor til iloctmstniary evidence T0lc (or him. We really cannot bed why thie that he poxses-es. gentleman should wait until Mr. Freeman Bnorisux. N. V , July 20.—Official investi- shonld make a formal declaration nroa the j K 4tioE lrit ‘’ !lie «'immorality brought snbiect * against Henry Ward Readier by Mr. futon, * is rapidly drawing towards a close, and the He is consorting with the party that proceedings of to-night may probably r«.veal advocates this measure; he declires liii£8*lf 1 hidden eecret fer which the public has . harmeny with the platlorm if which that lou « e,l ' or . lhe T att two - v< ,u ~" To ; da . y ' ... , , , , , _ • every day for some tune past, new facta lPA.nViO nrwi f-caAritinl r»l\nir- ho caL.A Ia i . . . , „ , ... and NEGRO SHOT AND KILLED NEAR ELD OAff, [SPECIAL TO THE HERALD ] New sax, Ga., July 20,—There w. s a negro shot and killed by a white man at Red O.tk Station, Campbell Co., Ga., this morning. Have not learned particulars. S. G. Johnson. FRoiFllifTcAPITOL. THE PR ELI DF NT WILL CALL THE CABINET — HPJX- NEF.’S CiSE TO EE SETTLED- THE RADICAL A-.SKcSHEXT OF $100 Ti l*. CAMPAIGN PURPOSE J, AC., AC. i*» a leading and essential plank; he voted to | been obtained, all of general interest, and! j Xreae bring the bill to a vote in the House, which | tending to prepare society at large and the would have passed had the motion been sue-! attendance at Plymouth Church in parricu- cesslnl; aud l.y all the presumptions of the | l ! r ’ f “ r the finiU usue in this now famous case; by bis associations and by Lis specific j An interview was obtained this morning uct, ht- is declared in favor of that bid Until with a gentleman very deeply and intimately he t qua rely denies that be will v.* e f r it, all i connected with th# case, and known to pcs- _ a __. . ’ . , j. .. i sees many important secrets in regard to it, sensible men must class him cm >"«> g« ■ J . 1 -- - ** - - [Special Telegram to the Herald.] Washington, July ID.—The President will return to Washington to-morrow, and p Cabi net meeting will be held on Tuesday, n. 1 it is j understood that several important % s ; *'jH ls i will te considered, among which wilt be the ! Lave j differenced between Secretary Brist w and j Spinner The K A PK2TTY ROMANCE. I LOVELY FRANKIE CJIClsTlE TELLS HYli BTMJY—- ■ A BALLET-OIEL ANOJ1ER LOVERS — HONOR IN THE CAN CAN TROUPE. [Special Telegram to the Herald. ] Washington, July ]V —The “Gazette” of I to-day contains an authoritative statement | from Miss Frankie Christie, whoso marriage; to tbo son of Rear Admiral Jenkins, a few days ago, created such a sensation. From the statement it appears that she has deter mined on a separation for two jeers, at the expiiatioo of which time Jenkins will have attained his majority. In the meantime the has promised him that she would not make opposition to his obtaining a divor* * cor place any obstacle in the way of his comp'ete re conciliation with bis family; that whilo she was r ot reccgciz. d by,his family, it would be her honest endeavor to bring no reproach or scandal upon it, aud that in all things aka should conduct herself us a ;adv and never make oseof h-rr married name, professionally. She farther agraed-und promised that if his father has not taken him back by tLe lime he becomes of age, she will re.sumo her married relations wuh young Jenkins, if he d-hires to with her, and do what she can for tbro-r mu tual support; and that shewcu’d do fcnything p.ud everything in the premises that Admiral THE £H5P BRITISH ADMIRAL Fashion and Society. -THX SURVIVORS L&NlJKD IN AUSTRALIA. I Guipure net oven-kids and polonaises are TURILLINli PARTICULARS OF THE WB^CK of THE | , a J. e j QJ ., no v 1 Chanchiliers Witli nf idles in them are the last pretty things f .r tut rings. I Xecklaci s (real lucei) undo of tiny gold i horse-shoes (real gold; are coming into lash- | icn. Purple upon lemon and blue upon buffaie WHOLK NO. (»»•>. s E J[ INAR Y ■ State Fair Notice! Pr e it! i u in Extrao r d i n a r v ! A thrill ol horror pervaded every city in the colouiefl on last Monday morning when on opening the daily papers one of the first - ... thinVt to catch the cy« w»-s **The Wreck of j au,ou 8 newest combinations employed the Biitish Admiral; Eighty Lives Lost.”— j A fan, with a watch on oue aide of the ban- Oo tho previous evening there hid arrived at j die, and an eyt-giass on the other, is the ‘ hi t Melbourne a small passenger vessel briugiug j thing out,” in Peris. niuB person*. Hole Bnrmor. °f ei g hly-mue | Kew lasbiombki veddiog-^rds ar« l«n, ■ E| mVA ,,5,!.. Liverpool in the new iron abip just j aC(1 M , row , Hllll vo the initials an-i mono- i Y <7 P 6 J_rfi. 8^ ^ T 1112 COMING STATE FAli WE WILL < V AH A PREMIUM FOE TH.: r tNEST NPECIilt Iff BA 1, wader one j < &r .del., nu ELEGANTLY FINISHED who jc uientioaed. THE VOYAGE and from whom some v« ry eniiglitmng state ments were obtained. He stated iu eubstance that he did not know whetlier the committee would meet to-night cr not, as some of the committee men were ont ol town. It has been arranged to m it at Mr. Augusta S’orns’ I»on6o iu Morris Plac*, where mak-3 his evidence . . . ,. , thus far disclot-cd, had not tended to show v.^ite nr.an s candidate. Li e.or the circum- jtbat Beecher had never been guilty of crime stances, silemce on Mr. Freemait’s part is an 1 or an immoral act with Mrs. Tilton or any- admission of his friendship for that bilL j body else. ^ TUR ADRRKM iU^lVeo^TT »,.*«. 1 NEW YORK NOTsT. ruvin fc.YECtrrnc comnitiee. [ Wo give elsewhere tho terse, ringing end elcquent addre.ss of the Democratic Executive Committee of Fulton County. It soundG tbej k»*y note of Democratic success, viz : tho ? duty of the honest masses of the party to take j an active interest in the elections and to select! as officers, men known to be honest and intel ligent. This is the antidote fer ring rule, and the I friends. If, therefore, he does not issne a ■ pr^nnuciftmento upon the subject before No- j vember, we shall expect to see our I,, publi can friend find ell Republicans of bin v, H y ot thinking step up to the ballot-box and deposit ■ Mr Titton was to^ his vote in favi r of the white juo, aud the ! statement. He d-. r'area that HAYrMLTVliB REPLY TO IMPEACHMENT— TBIAI. OT A SALARY BROKER—THE SARATOGA BLOATTA, ETC., ETA. mn niissioa wiU j j el3 i,j D8 con id ask her to do to break the mar riage and restore to him his son. M* -. Jenkins closed her engagement at the Theatre Concique last night, and it is under stood that .~Le will leave ut once lor the i\i- cifij coast. probably be settled and luo Inuiau queslion be discussed. ^Washington, July 20.—Mr. J .bnson, Com missioner of Cu-ytouis, has iclt ou a tour of inapection ol the Custom Hou^sat Pittsburg, Cleveland, and other points ou the Likes, and will probably be absent ten days-. J. M. Edmonds, chairman of tho resident | This MihS tnmkie Chri.-tio is a verybsan- R-.publican campaign committee, has ifsro da tiful girl of about 21 years oi ape, who, while circular to Republican members of Coi'gress, j on the stage as a dancer .in the can-can, won asking a contribution ol $100 from each f n j tho love of young Jenkins, the son ol the campaign pnrposes. ; Rear Admiral. His love grew Ktonger, and , , , , i rreiucoaia are n:aue wiin more niur com in r need iT-attroasly. She lost her masts I \\y Q tup, now that ladies have left rtf v. in tha Bay of Biscay and bad to return to : bnstleH. Tho back breadth is full v [Special Telegram to the Herald, j New York, July 20.--Mayor Ilavemeyer’a reply to Governor Dix, concerning the charges made against hiai, wil; be reaiiy to-day. I is understood the reply embraces a carefully written history ot the fight bet ween Tammany ^ i. , ! and Gardner aud Ckarijck fine* last election OLly antulole. lithe mas8« nrs apatlivl.c ; a , t)ia t t«, 9 proseealiex ,of the und indifferent, it is ea^y for a lew intriguers j Commissioners was partiz:*n, and nr,» m the to combine and control elections. If the . interests of the people, and that he (Have- masses take no interest in politics they simply ! Wi S 3 U4if, ^ e ^ rt ’ a Pl i let the selection of capable officers goby A^pccmi from Saratoga to the Mo,id Fays defat It, and cannot complain if tho adminis- that the official anncuncemeiit of the Judges tratioo of public affairs is badly managed. i ir - placing the William crew fourth; Cornell, * *i ^ - * ii , ! filth: Dartmouth, hixib: at the finish of the lue Committee puts the point well, ana TT - • „ . . . .. 1 v ’ University race, cauws much dispute. Cor- we nrge the admirable lesson of their appeal. . ae ll yield to Dartmouth as fourth, which is We care not what illicit combinations may 1 corroborated by others. The official lime of l*c formed to thwart the popular wiii v.iui Columbia crew was 16:12^. .... . The trial ol Burnnp, salary broker.'accuser: trick into c ffice unlit to r.pr 3SOT t m j nf embfMlmg t»„t. e ylectfOMcd ,o bin for in- the thing will fad inevitably it the dq(*j ot vestment in salaries of Government officials, the ptrly will merely take the election into : will be comaien cd to-day’ before Levi Roller, it^ own baiiiD. I referee. . . . . 1 The Roddy feC^rd*»l Ftiil lingers in the Court X\ t are ell interested m the choice oleaf.able G(rte „, S e,M«n:.. 'fh« defetidkut, Miss honest officers. Let us have them. Lei the j Cbarlort* .ShotwelJ, otherwise known os Mrs. P>rt * in its best judgment select good stand- i Gen. Phillip D. Roddy, who is on trial for «r.i be.rera und unit* cn them. Tho Com- j »“ »!«« »evtn E-glW. . .. sovereigns from her reputca rmabund, who iiii ti *. might nave urged me point o. harmony j hails irom Alabama. She was cross-examined w i h more emphasis. There can be a z_*a!ous j to-day, and during the trial vehemently as- acnvity, and it can be nullified by want of : serttii her right to the title of Mrs. Roddy, u tv. The party can blaze with enthnsiosm ; hi* ; \ -• be rrut by discord. There must be . co a <r* as well as interest. The masses of t e o ganizttioo mn.-t be harmoniously united as v o 1 as ardently aroused. Th IIebald heartily endorses the sound ut r;.u:.sof the Comm ittso aud appeals to! the par«y to act upon the eloquent admonition, of to-day publish*?-, a letter from r. i-onvict late'y pardoned; wherein he says, the Nathan course of pt-opid were present, and j onnce i the most ii:t.-resting affair * ! Ex-Svnator R. W. T. Hunter and General Fitshugh Lee are the most prcxniueot Demo cratic candidates from the firat Virginia Dis trict. • Washington, July 20,—Tte Chronicle of to-morrow will Mute that the proceedings agiiin-d Col. E. M. Yoigcr, of Baltimore, by his client, J. H. M.idd'»s, has resulted in an ackLowledgmexit, by Maddox, ot the indebt edness to Yerger, lor services rendered and money loaned. SFORTSfic; HOTES MODEMS OLTilTICfc. THE C'l.LEGZ RACE-’ AT S1RATOO.V Sab *.tcga. July 20.—Tho College fo came o large c< it is the regsitta week. Tbs li**s*t nc.v. one mi!-* running rue-*, was won by ii Copeland, i f Cornell, in 4:5S4; s-cond prizs was won by J. H. Vandcweter, of I*riuc» town, in J; third by S A* R-wdi r, cl Columbia, in The eecond race, was wot by A% B. Nidine Yale iu 10A seconds; 2d. by J. li. Potter, Cor, neli in 10^ seconds; 3d lv.oe, J mile running- race, won bv Vv. II. Dawes, Wesleyan* iu 18 minutes 17jf seconds; 2d by J. T. Good win; ColurnbiH in 18:ilJ; 4th rsc', hurdle rnnning race, 120 yards; hurdles 12 yards apart 42 inches high was won by C. Maxwell ot YaK* in 20|. seconds, he beatiug A M*r- qumd of Princeton by 3 feet: J. C. Estes, Wesleyan 71 minotes, ,C. H. Hnbbell Wil- iiame; 2d, 72:27^. E. Price. Columbia; 3 l, Win. Blaikie, >i«w York. Preferred priz s were vrry haudsome, and put up by James Gcrdou Bennett, of X. Y. Long Branch, July 18 —To-dav was the last day i f the Monmouth Park meeting. The jitieed iM*) was large ou t a general interest is WILL MJ H D£R OUT / SENSATION ON THE NATHAN MURDER QUES TION—THE PLOT ARRANGED IN -LAIL. [SPECIAL TO THE HEBALD. ] New York, July 13.—Tho morning paper* GEORGIA GLEMPSES- By Wail ar.c! Teiegraph to the Herald. Ti i CUXMING CLARION. new paper neatly published in ; | murder and robbery whs planned by convicis | in Sing Sing in June 1870. Tais fact was j madn known ri't-r the deed wy committed, j to Superintendent 1L« 1 o by twenty convicts, j Ciis and Sweeney planned the ftf dr in thewabh ! house. Archer and lit own, and three other F<.r»’"tn" coanty, by J k' £ Mo'rril.Ynd "edited j conTicl » we " '-°' !a “ Un ," I, 1 I. S. CleraoDt. We welcome cor ! ^.cracksman Harry smith wnte8.be thinke ,i ! .... new can.il late, and compkment its ! For,f £ r ^, ar - T k . now ‘ notU,n - 0< tau P lot , ,, 1 or jsabfcc'iUsnt tragedy. gci-Up. A b AMEKICUS REPUBLICAN. 1 _ Pbil. Cook endorsed for Congress by ILicon | TELEGRAPHIC FLASHES, county. * Ncrwalk, Conn., July 20.—A wei! known rome comiterciai [and influential citizen, Mr. Frank B. Smith, Horn J. C. Clements married to Miss Sarah al ' va3 r V n * L;s ■ P 1 '“ Knr0 ste *' a V W.rdUw. at Lafayette. ! ,he ol 1 !afl . t * h * n nfar * e entrance ol ihe harbor by some means, the MrRiWETHER vindicator. awning took fire and while endeavoring to On Tuesday last, u large crowd, attracted ; put it ont be fell into the water and before by ihe novelty ot tho affair, assembled at the aMii«tance could reach him he drowned.— coort-bouse door to witness the hiring out of • Men at once began dredging for his body.— au (Id darkey to the highest bidder. At the \ Out no to the present time they have tailed to lait term of our May Court, Mark Martin, col j recover it. ored, was found guilty of larceny, and Fi n-j Morristown, N. J. July 20.—John Guirina, leuced to pay a fine of one hundred dollars, i a laborer, stabbed John Monahon with a or Hcfi-*r ao impriH>nment oi twelve months. I pitchfork in a hay field on Wednesday Lst, si On Tuesday, Mark, tired of living in jail, was 1 that ho died the same night. Three men who put on the block und knocked oft to the high- < witnessed the affair agreed to not say nothing e**t bidder, after the style ia vogue before fue j ot it, and lepcrted that Monahon died o! war. For a while the bidding was quite live- • rrrmp, but suspicion was aroused which led ly, and Marl: se<.iard to maniefst ccnsid^ratde ; to the discovery or the cause of his death, interest :n regard his future own» r. He J The murderer was arrested, brought a good price, go.u < <-ff tun doilai.-> j Trenton, N. J. July 20.—While the western per month. j express was on its way to N. Y. this morning, aiacon bran. , *ud was crossing the bridge over the Delaware We are having regular cotton crr~ : ~-• * weather for u week pa-t, ami a «:r>niiuUbU u few weeks longer will uiulte t »re«tt d.ff i- i . . .. • . ^ • . , , tation was necessarv at. the shoulder iornt cnee m the crop. I he corn is cun d ! T • fl4l * , r . . * , , i < i .. ,■ . Madrid, July 20.—The govirnmcnt bus k,L ud nlM we t»»e » clreu^t. will t» mado ilg fir , t > of one Andrea aud fifty tue i<r *; , tt cro ^ *“ “ « rft “ y“ rs - ; t!,« ns .mud e» to reinforce the Army at the i N< rth. Agues Strickianti, the Author- Tb f B?’ r 5 rnment <le ? Uce3 ti( ' t tUe ratira country is in a state of s:ege, and decrees of 63Sj D S rid j si questri.Bion Las been issued against prop- —— criy of tho Carlists. The publication ol news Agnes Strickltnd, whoso death was yeder- of the Carlist insurrection is also forbiddrn. day aonoonced in our Lond-.n dispatches, j I’auis, July 20. —The resigning Ministry was the daughter of an Eng i h gentleuian, i believe that the Governmont w il be neon- and wax born ut her falher'u ft at iu Kuflolk, structeJ with the follexving change^: Due de England, in the year 1804. She wvi tho third Cnz s. Minister of Foreign Affa*rs; Boucher, of a family of hia daughters and two sons, all Minister of Finance. ot whom contributed more or less to the lit-J Paki«, July 20,—The following changes in eratnru of tne j#rescr.t century. One of the ! the uwu*l*ry are officially announced this p. brothers, b<>rri in 1808, emigrate ! to Canada CL n. Lahir to be Minister of the Interior; ia 18ffi, wh^re he died ia 1807. He wa* and il. Bidet to be Minister of Finance, known us the author of a work entitled j Consideration of M. Perriera* motion has been •Twen y-aeven years in Canada Weet/* w hich j adjourned until Thursday, was published iu London iu 1833. Agnes) Hr. L^m*. July 20 — Mesars. Hobbs o? Ia- Htxickiand «xb''ited a taste tor iileraturu at di.u a, Earl of Massricbuajtts, Labor of New an i aily agfe, out her youthful efforlH were o: York, lto-ig of Phiiudelptra, and Johnson ol a poetic character and up to her twentieth ! Cincinnati, members ii the Quaker lloiu- jear were contnboted anonymously to differ- nd-sioners which has control oi the Indian ell'. p< riodicals. Iu 13-*> sho published, in Policy, and who recently nave b* en to L »w- conjauc ion with her sister Susanna, who at- renefe, K u-ois, to ez ix>.ine into the conduct ter war - becani * Xlr.s. Mao i:o, a volume of j of their »g nt, B. D. Xlilin, who was ur rested •'IV.tri tic3 S ngs ” Thisjias followed da- | here yesterday, e^.route home. They my ring next ti u 3ears by nuveraL volumes o; that from 011« hundred to one Lundred and her own po nos Her first prose work, pub- fifty Cheyennes and Couianchee and a few liritied without date, was “The Kiv.il Cm- 1 ArrapaUnte constitute all the Indium* now ou fto a. After t , i eLe published at intervals : the war path in (he yo ithwest aid tliey be- « n-itubi r of 1i.j» orical tides fti.d rcmaac r. ! long to n wholly wi>d tril>e j . ^ w k'i a lov.,1 *1 titled “llow Will it End V ’ , Sr. Paul, Mi. n., Julj 20. — In Pope county ^iiieh a; ;»o.u» .i n I8C0 in three volumjs and aojojniug iln, Halo and Dakato, much most <*clei.-rated work. boq»\ r r.^ wras her uneasiness'is felt 1 * g irding the Indiana. • I River. Char leg P. Warder, proprietor of the ^Southern hotel, St L'»uis, bad his arm broken ! above his elbow in such a manner that ampu tr* n kuown “L . b:i iifeld st Georgetown yjVxr.au CoLquaat, with Anecdote* I ifiig wt» k. < mu r Davis has telegrat hc.d and )h tuiiking; preparations for dv- oftmir Courts,' iatw.lvo vo’wru -, which I for arm rati thiough a lumber of editious. In prt- I ience. paiii g this work nUe was assinLd by her sis-j London, July 20.— Marshall Jewell, an D*r K tz&betb, and Lie two r.iu-iack- d the I Aineriauu Minisre. at St. Petersburg, left that tr • >U:« h of tl British Mnseuui and other city yesterday ou ■ ih if turn to United Stuc; r t.jrits r-1 t i-toricai do ’Uincuts. While i duxic-( of lYs.n a ter General. He w:il sad th “L vea of ib. Queens ot England” added from Liverpool for XYw York on 1st of Au- vti^ «xieuftivtiy to onr siock 01 historical in-1 gust. loiLutiiou, thu- -u.k p,irtook more of the char- | Porti ^outh, Va., Jnly 20.-G. F.. Smith, i.c er of gia.- t .. and e iieriainiug literature | who erac'.ed for late Prof. Morse first lino of th iu of solid history. In tbi* character it bus | ti t^TRph poles in this country, between utnii ltd wide pupnknty, and the wunt of ; Washington aad Bolnmoro in 1814, died a*, crniiii judgment on charKClers and events j hi» rcsideuce in Newfield, Maine, u lew (ia}(i Wi.iC.i Is at tim .i betrayed is forgotten in the 1 since at an advanced age. «.n:«itd amt which the spiightiy and vivid j Trehtgn, N. J., July 20.—Chae. B. War* ci< i npt ou > afford. As a counterpart to her j n r, proprietor of Southern Hotel, St. Louis, Liven f toe Qu 1 ns, though it Is written in Passenger on train for New tYork, had bis to* anus vein, Mirfs Ktrickiaml published in 1 .Ci her Livtti cl the Baohelor Kinga ot Eng land. arm crushed by coming in contact with bridge m ira n crossing, amputation perform ed aud he is doing well. strorgi r, ar.il ho plead at her pretty tee the confessed a soft attachment herstlf, and they uere straigtw«y married, 10 jeais of age. Ht? carried her to tk nightly, and alter she h .d danced the caxt-c carried her to their home. liis parents were of course very much shocked, aud now after a weeks honeymoon, the brave little woman takes the e.ourto described above.- [En:i. Herald ] DEATH ON THE RA5L. Collision- on tho Erie Hail road and Several Lives Lost. port for new one?. Ou h$r second uttemj struck by a htavy ::«ra,aazntging bar ebronom* eters and compasses, ska failed to mako a landmark ol Cupe Otway light on the 23d uit., and sigging a way tojh f.waid was among the latul reefs of Kiug’x Island before tboy were discovered. An tfl‘>rt wm* then made to wear ship; but as she paid off on thn oth*r track it t hh only to fail broadside on the rocket. THE SCEN2 which ensued is described by the snivivors as heartrending. At about three a. m., foity- nine passengers, awake ued from their re^t, rushed on deck in their night diess s to find the ship crashing against ib« granite tecks, every sea making a clean breach ov r her. One small boil was *d! that could belauneheti. gram in the letf-bami corner. Petticoats aio made with more lullue.-s at ' WrtSlilig I itbout j 1 any sloping at tha top. 1 Black grenadine! are the standard dress for | summer—aa black silks are for winter-und I j iron bareges arc to grenadines us are alpacas j to silks. I New plaited blouses Lave the plaits contia- ! tied below tho waist. The blouse is worn I j as though it were 1 belted basque, and »he i j requisite fullue^s on the hips is given by slop ing seams. j Nowadays, when a stylish lady cloies her , sun u ubrtlla, she? ciihei holds it tight uudtr j j her arm ov nl arm’s length, us if abt had ju-t i found a grcosliopper ou it. Swiss bodices <4' si k arc prettily worn over | ‘ dresses of tulV, of mnsliu, of tarletins, or ot | erruadine. Tho** ol - ack silk sparkle with The award will he unde 011 the ba*i« of wvigUt, beauty, y**rfeef< ;he a,;e ; Ur* judges to consist o. .-is disintoreated -i irried Izdios. make entrv as early an posfib’e. %» th« Ii?: of c n ' r 3 . from p..; TIIE HOWE MACHINE COMPANY. >’■ ' -V. )y B. Cf'Xer.vtt. Manager. * fociu, at t ii f iligeuct, a cot .in; ont*. rleairoav of ompHiag, ah - * In<fination*, wlE be Ion?. FACTS. »*uii in this tl;e r-ecuiul mute, lour sfhimii aud | jet embnddery. Indeed, thy pmsion for jet I three passengers put ttf. The falling bpuig j is on tbe incTLa-f, and will probably bo in fa” 1 Imperial Tdegrmr to the Ihrnhl ] ( \naooga. New York, July 18. - The trains, N->. 8 Eastward aud 7 Westward on •ho Eric Railroad, boih were through express trains and camo in collision on a single track. ;i nashtd all the other?*. Avery few minutes bufiDed to tcimir.Ete the sufferings cf the majority ot t’j'.* pa-;ac:.gtrs, who hail taken refuge by the mizzenmast. They and it wi re be being'only ! torn from the ship by a huge wave; the main- to the theatre* j ustut follow* d, bursting tlie deck, and in sn ot her instant the ship slipped off the locks into deep water. Ti e second mate's boat capsized in tLe bicakeiP, aud only three ol the par?; - managed to regain her and get cn her bottom. MG. NICHOLSJN. son of an c*x-Premier of Victoria, win# had been to England for bis health, might JjAve b» en saved ha l Lo acted eimilarly ; but the brave follow, prei'eirir.g to risk his life in n vain ef fort to s*vo two little children, who ware buttling tor lifts among the iloatii)" wreckage*, h“ t:ld 1 is companions ho could not leave the l'.U’e ones, rh I with them petiahod. j Tho third mate, startled from u sick bed; w. iff down with the ship, and on comirg to the surface again : ?iz^d ft flaatiug pluntc cn i wbi-.’li l:e reached the short! aud was the only j (ffi-.rr saved. THU OTHER SURVIVORS I were Mr. (Viimdy, saloon passenger: l> Keys, * J. Jones and J. Harold, steerage pubst-ugers: ! \Vagga#tl, Biker aud Davidson, seatnet?. At force next win it r. M’dishs mad e fiaudsonm sashes of s'dk. Three yards is the required leuglo. Tala is j doubled down the middle, svaiuctl tegetho j at '.be edge, and .-elf-lring«id at the e .;L. i Sashes are iu* 1 «• popular than ever, an I wide. ! oucr are the choice. IV'm ;.?-i ?ss t'.o w.i*«r 'ouis !ht* news 1 •* »i xvO'.i the uutu 1 u t wrskirt** ard p* lonais*^are i to tbbftJU’CJ.r oils »go-|ier. Tais UJ y li.* tt«»»r bir we doubt H. The same minor li. s I »-eu heard before, und the pretty fushi'Mi has *nr- i vived it, as we predict it will again. Importers urn endeavoring to introduce a j fdailiicg novelty iu the fchape of what a:o known as scabbard dresses. Thes*», as the name implies, fit thy figure us a scahtmrd the ! sword. To walk in them seems difficult, to j run iropes ible. They tue pro!ufeely ores • j minted with embroidery. j With Rabftgas fiat, striped grenadine, varie- | ! gated hos* and Oxford tie?, the girl of tho p> - 1 j liod looks rather “load”at the va^erng places. | | more enp^cirdlv when she puts up fi. r cauv. r | j snra'.ade and whips out the new-fashioned ! j handkerchief of i-ky l»lne silk to brush away 1 tb* fii€s or atlract somebody’s attrition. Tnere a noticeable reduction in the prices \ 1 of ready-made underclothing this season, and ! The HOWE is the Parent MACHINE o which all others owe their origin. I liv 1 H!-':.; it'ii’i' ol 1: '■!! -Mi!-s i> to well known to rwjiiin* a !- i y- !""'ii ijf.v lioa^t of their class of Patrons and ; ••■nn-n. and the c. tahlislitd reputation of their Machine. A.&: i-iom-j-c rMEsi-j-r a, CLERK Or SUPEBSOH COUftT. ffl, T»-i£I CHEAT Car *. T ]; iHMI’ 10 lilt* iioanuati n r-» roridsh Remedy, FOR TAX COLLECTOR We are authorized to atiuouaca Ui % uauit? r Caailebeny, ns a candidate f >r Tux Cod’. , to tbs Democratic Nen-lnaHon. tuirous UEr-iic: Plea§« announce tho name of r. . 0■: M 1L omdidale for Tax Collector of Fultf.u eouttj to th? nomtuition rf t'r.a Dpnioe.Afte *y. FOR TAX We rcspec.tfally ano<muoc tlio * F po:: a i 1 T. Ci20Lr.lt A, :-fe-eeB of ;lifc Bo* DYSEXIEIiY. i-ivnnaoEv. daylight they managed to make d. tint t mil-east ot Cjn&oogu at L .sU.ek this mom- ! «»•“« ***^?8e, »»d m«*i**-\ Hf ? Lj ! areat improvement in the m.nner of making , .... r case of spirits and some proviaiocs washed rdstuboas women, who otjeet to macbiLe ing, was going at tho rate ot fifteen or . j,- ro Having rested all day, ho me of tbo ! Waving on their liugerie, cun row find an twenty miles an hour. I he Westward ! ,. MIW ] t g c n ,. xt luorniu^ to examine the island j abundance ot hand-made ^irmsets at reason being taken iu ihe races. There are s.ven starters for the August st ikes, probably savin for tho Robins stakes, six for the consolida tion haniikip, two lor the mutch race, Vaalt- ress and Shylock, and five for the steeple chase. The first race, the August stakes, value 5-0,000. distance one mile, was contested by Anmell \ Veac igo and Eclinse. The pools sold as loilows: Veacago $!•>, Annielia $10, Eclipse $05. New York, July 18.—Flags on the City Hail are flying to-day iu honor of the victo rious Columbia crew. Banting wa* also dis played from the principal hotels and piorni- Deut buildings, in acknowledgements ot New York’s victory at Saratoga. - Tne A'bitratioa Committee of the Produce j * or hlk-ged attempt to kidnap Lord Exchange h ive rmo to a decision m the al- i Gordon. bound train carried passengers from New York ut seven o’clock last evening. Both trains were destroyed, and the brg- C»go aud smoking cars of the Westward bo au d ! trains utterly destroyed and a number of I tue passengers in the Westward bound stock- j ing cir were injured. The baggage master | named Atkinson was killed and a brakem .u | of the same train had an ankle broken, the ! fireman and engineer escaped. 'The engine 1 of the List ward bound train plunged through I tho engine, baggage and smoking cars of the Westward bouud train and smashed the plat- ! form and glass in the front end of the forward \ first class car, which was filled with ladies ! and children, but ad escaped without any in- : jury. The Westward bouud conductor states ! that he had a new engineer this evening and • that he instructs J him a*. Bureas-o pull up at ■ the station aud wait for the other train west, ! instead ot which ho plunged ahead. The j road curves sharply to tho east, around a hill j and trains are therefore uuvisible to each o*h- 1 er fifty yards apart. Th© crash of the engine j was the first warning lothe passengers. St. Paul, Minn , July 2m.—Ex Attorney j General Ciatke, ol Manitoba, wos aswinltod | and dangerously injured last night bj* Par- j ker, who were imprisoned last year at \Yi nnato enough to fail in at whose hi with a j hunter named McPherson, at whose hut they j Ibuud a sailor named Cunningham, who had ped on fioaliug wreckage. THU HUT and its contents were pla:.*ed at their disposal, | and there they remained until the ketch Kan- | bdcL wise that the 1 ; able prices. The prettiest model for w hite muslin Ve?s- | es we have seen has a deep Spanish flounce j at the hick, headed by a .shirred puffing six j inches wide, with an inch-wide rurTL on either I Ctlg°. In flout the ffonr.ee is hollowed out in ubjeet to die Don EntTor.H Herald: r.oate Aououuce th> c«udi(Ute for Tax ltac Tut liii ff*d he in be took than off the inland, having i:d-ival F.earcbed for arid buried all the bodies th« vvas-ht 1 abhoiv. Tbo Victorian gaveru- uieut at once despatched to the settle ot tue disaster a steamer, which ofter some difficul ty found that the ve-feci was sunk in deep v. a- , ter ns stated, and that out oi a cargo valued j »u*l * a'- ever 3250,000 very lit l- was likely to bo : for a’l recovered. The Marin- BoirdatMelt having inquired into tfi:* cause c l the exonerated the captain und officers froi 1 ct of dn'y. festoon cn the front bread, h. Glov ** e.r ; : ::t!d-ra «eeu y^itb less than two j bud me. and aro frrqueriiy worn with as; tuaiiv as eight. Ladies who sdffer with moist bauds wii! fiat! the Lisle thread two-aud-three | button gi * a ereat com:ort. Thev are woven ■ We respecMtilly a iaon Bomar, bs a cauJi date fw. Family, aiUajeet to llie Dr; npraw-re* '• Pa.t, Fu.tou Couuiy, i I’M NS IN THE BACK, SIDE AND JOIN IS. TOOTHACHE AND NEUHABGI \ The . r *rr.c*:ra in « *OhEAr KLME1 ' Ijfefor© Hit* jchllf, Join) w tu tha li-in la lief tl ri k •.vi,1 rtao ail ih- above diacascii it;« 1 vcoiumetidtsl :*» :->r .1 after a lau* trial, aicoxiliug tj ti»c (lirecuoxa, Roiara it aM Gai Yonr ffianey F- < j-ari J and 1 ut an b K J. E. RO.'S, at Dr. W. p L*. Tbotap?aa’i A-T For s\;<5 by a I In uniats. Prica 5** Vi Vi. 1 A fer.Uy kid-fitting. They fire suitable i t '.it 11-dr ess cccftBious and evening | ck. OUR RUSSIAN BAFTISTd. Arrival or Four Hundred Menxdmtes — They Bring $120,000 in Gold with Them -Interesting Interview weth Da rius Walter. ieged corn fraud case. The result will bo published on Monday next. The start in the ra *e was delayed by tho fructionsueRs of Lizzie K and Victor. The latter being naally 1-jft out at the post, the rest went away with «n even Htarf, Chespeakd leading by a length to tho club house, where Vc-ango collared him, and the two raced down the back stretch with Selvina close up, and Liaeie 11. and Amelia, a length behind. At the. half mile pole, Venango was ahead at tfie quarter pole. Chesapeake w ent past and Liz zie li , the eclipse filly and Solving came up hard by. A grand ru*:h was made m an easy winner by a length. The second lacs was for the Robins’ stakes, value $1000, distance two miles, four horses started, Acrobat, Msccaroon, Aaron II-.Ling- ton and Banuarett; race won by Acrobat and iiunnmgton. WESTON’S WALK, THE SMELL OF VARNISH GETS 1NT3 THE GREAT pedestrian's eyes. [ Telegram to the llerald ] New York, Juiy 20.—Edward Weston com menced bis second walk of 5 f Jll miles in six consecutive days at 12:10 o’clock this morn ing. Up to 10 o'clock and 55 minutes to-day hud coin pit tod his i5Sh mile, having taken three brief rests during llie intervening period. Up to 10 o’clock this p. i >We;ton had walked 75 miles. At this time Donaldson’s assistant was engaged in painting a balloon in the building, and the fumes of the paint and varnish hid such effect upon tbo pedestrian an to cause him to leave the track with a se vere headache. Work ou the balloon was then suspended, and after thn smeii of var nish Lad died away Weston rtsumod his walk. A ntlZE FIGHT IN PROSPECT. New York, July 20.—The representatives of Coi'jer aud Edwards, pu^ili-ds, met iu this city this afternoon and posted up the final deposit of $1,000 on the $2,000 prize light for tho light weight championship of America. Tho ficht is to take place on tho lith of next August, and withiu one hundred miles of Fitte burg. CHICAGO NOTES. A Brush with the Indians—A Coup le <*{ Conductors Scalped etc., etc. I vpr ltd to the Herald. ] Baltimore. July 20. —The American con f toLce of the N *.v ( Lurch Ministers, met iu this city to-day and will sit during tho week. The cemuiis doners on liturgy have concluded their Mission for a week and will present their report lo the ccnfertnco early iu the session. SHREvroBT, Li JuhJfiO. —GeorgeSimpson, a planter residing about lifb.on miles from here, was murdered by a negro on Saturday. Simpson, who is about 70 years old, was alone and asleep when the negro stepped into the bouse, seized bis gun and shot him. Too negro was pursued and captured, and when within six miles of tLe city, was taken from thur captors und killed. V. ltaire and His E\?.lt Love. —Tne crowning event in Voltaire’s life hh a lover was the sequel to the romance of Aurora do Livry. More than sixty years bad elapsed since he hud seen her. She was now over years of age. a widow, and the only one of his ioves still l*ving. He wrote to htr, asking if- she woald receive him. The reply being in the affirmative, he went. A .Suisse m uniform as gorgeous as upon the former occasion wh-. n Voltaire was rtfused udiuiitance, now led him through the magnificent entrance of the mansion, and ushered him, breathless with fatigue and emotion, into the presence of the marquise de Gouvernet. For a mo ment they stood before each other in Ki'cnoe, when Voltaire lifted the hand in his to his iipa und kissod it. “Ah, mon ami!” hUo taid wi»h a sA'eet smrlo, what have we doue with onr twenty years? ’ “Ah, tow line!” sighed Vol taire; “one dies every twenty years. Ilap- pv are those who have liven them ! But in the retrospect neither you nor I, luuiqnise, has cause to commiserate ourselves. My life L-as been a romance easy lo read; bat youa, what ait eloquent acd desperau* struggle! You lock up tne war ot the Titans.” “Alas,’' .-ho replied, “l would gladly give my mansion, my farms of Boauce and Bretagny, my dia monds and my carnage, with my dear olu Suisse, included, to live one mere hour of my beautiful life. ’ “And I,'respondedVoltaire; **I would give my tragedies and my epic po em, my histories r»nd my stories, all my past glory, all my rights lo live in posterity, with mj laiiteuil in tbo academy included, to take irom yonr lips only one of the lusses of these days.” They thou sat down to talk over their six weeks’ dream-life that lay so far away back iu thj p*st, but which shone through a!J the nils' ot more th>n h df of a ceutnry. Youth, beauty and pas*ion were dead' only tho past was left to them. What a moment iu their lives.— Ualary. Yesterday mor dred Menr.oBite Garden from tl wore blue calico ling upwards of lour h::n- luignvits arrived at Casein j Crimea. Tho women all ;owns, with a blu© handker- Some clfVti ftrbo v bus invented a soit oi umbrella from which demands mosquito net ting in voluminous folds. The apparatus can be used for a bed, or on a chair, in or out ot ! doors, and is portal 1». With one of these 1 affairs over your head you can hurl dubious ; epnthtts at flics, mosquitors, und all other I nuisances peculiar to summer. There is ro novelty iu fans, but marvelous perfection iu (he execution of the subjects j painted ou silk. The 1 >st fan sent to Chisel- burst, for halt mourning, was of black ebony ' mounting. The sticks were covered with vio- j lets ot tho finest carving, and tbo black silk • haves were strewn with purple violets txccu- ! ted in water colois. The box, ol punde satin, | pul fumed with violets from Nice, acd TAX PAYERS, ATTENTION! It it* a heavy burden to pay annually from c brbt to t**u thousand del!*,** lor co.iectira :h ? ••\ m-\u ty tsx of Fultoa county, Ik aIuc 1 * Inr^:- amc-m-tn for ro tr rest on Uioai-y Uor.owe 11 > meet courty obiiictti -cf. The relief from t!;Ls In having tin- »;• mu.iF<*'i-n tor collecting tho lax, now o per c jut.. to B jir*: cent ; atul the taxa?, vrheu culiec'. -JL, y r-iuo.tiy pa;ft over to the proj-er authoittiec thuj saving at least tr. m bix to t(-u thonsscJ dolhrs anuua'.Iv. 1 am a canUidate lor tcc olil e of Tax Collector for Fulton connty, subject to the nomination of tue Dem ocratlc Party, upon the above platform, ob'iRxtiug iu;- - seif, if eleotea, to pay over a'i miuiy cou-cted fo; taxes every week, ana oLc-hai* »he 1 resent amount allowed aa cjaiuii-Mjq 2or cr.I.ecUug. Hope mj frieLtls aud all iutereated will coiua up and auppurt rv‘-V w \V-? A ‘s? tr ~ — — IW/ Id \>L ii rm «< r iAUKnciisr. London Gambling Scandal —At u gamb!- j ing club, from which a scion of nobility wa» Cnicioo, July 30.—Col. W. D. Whipple, recently expelled lorcardsharping, a litilegame with a corporal m.d six men, which guarded J Wii ^ * 11 which a green a pay parly ntur Fort Freeman, was uttuckcd by about twenty five Indians yesterday. No load, P. 11. Sukruun, Lifeut. Gen. chief thrown over their heads, and no sigus of j bore on the outside the initials of the irnpe- . ribbon or earrings or brooches or even wed j rial wido.v, veiled with dt.hc.ite ebony trac- I ding rings were visible, tlu. s e things being all • i^g<* representing a shroud of black lace. considered too worldly. Tho children were j > $ ( * dressed like their molhers, villi th s excep tion, that some of their caps were feuimoiuu.-; I s TH13 A Specimen or the Friends of j cd with a kind of topcot or ornamental tes- ; xhe Prince Imperial? -The demonstration J sfl. The men were all dressed like ordinary ■ of tho workingmen at Chiselburst on the oc- j German peasants ; but, iu spite ot the seem- cafeion of the Prince Imperial h birthday was ; iug poorness of their apparel, they had well : really quite imposing, and left a decided in filled wallets. One of them had‘a draft lor ! preasion that th© lower classes here were in . $26,000 in gob), another had a draft for near- i !*vor ot seeing him p-ac^d at once upon the | ly Ihe same amount, while many of tbc others ■ throne, out I accidentally found oat ot wuat held letters of credit fer sums varying lrom i materials that impo ug dfepu.atiou nod been j $1,0 ;0 to $2,000. Up to five o’clock last even- formed. Au American gentleman *hr> has j ■ lived here lor several years told me that he ; had lor some time pA*t been making pure lias os ol a cabinetmaker, who had quite a large establishment, and employed soma Unity ipheropol m tae Lrimea, fiiua meu f i'lQis cal icel maker was a Red Ri- * about tbo e id o. May, and , 0 f tho meat uPra type, and know- I | i across tnrepe to lla,ul.org. ; | hia cnstomerto ,, 0 ttn A.ncrica,., Uo Iv, 1 j ing the egents of tho Hamburg st.-aoier La 1 paid to the Meunorrites cv- r $12,000 iu gold. the history of one of the number. “We left ISimpheropol in tho Crimea,'’ said Darius Walter. travelled by rail v -- r - 0 - . ’flu imvle baits at and Uaxm.-ug. ll?BU IO tbe habit of dissnusing politicaliuit- I bree of car lit ■, ones have died on tbc road. , wilh llim TerJ frw i y . Just bef.ue the Our (•relatbers b iv.: ived m the Lrmi •» lor . 1Mnce Imi>e Hal'» birthday arrived, tbe c„W- a-.*aids of ..no hundred years, d we aro net maker iDloriued rav tri jrd that be was go- I le.iviug EasMii because 'bey want .o muse us . |o j in tUo dapinutidn to Chis, ifiurst. Gree„ Catholics ami mbla to military • orvmo are . Re l It pohlican !'• - xolaimed ! lhala"- ordaining this dots not lake ..l et tu , AiW.ua: -voa aro < o Imperii,. Ho* for lour years vet; but wo are taking tune by v , m ac{tt ...r. so false to vour own party Uu .oremck end leaving ha country as tail . KttJ * vour oo ;,, ie .,.., , , fhe Frenchman as we can. It possible that lorly t,.nnsa.nl | sU , ^ . Lu sh , uU!< rs . ..\Vb,t you say is more ..tour number will be hero cr. 1-»K | „ n .5", m answered: but I lravo never seen ' from ItuHsia. Me are flying f.oin that cor.u- ^ j M Jlla jjonsn .and I ami .rAor cause they want to rob urot cmrrehgi.ua j owi old . „ 5, im00i . iW , that so fine » i We.n.vo some ot our number beiegv. !m bv,- ^ nee !i of tbU f ler would ovr occur! iu a commumly and have all worldly thing .... j 1 ,g H j Di j nr every an 11 who goes receives three common. My eon is their ‘'Father,” and ho j finished ftaucs from the Duke de Pane,do | lias been elected to that office lor life. The ! I never could afford to pay my own ex- : SLWAM.1. < 0AL: I All row RtTZIVIAG iiV WIMXB’S SUF.LV' of Coal At the o'U tPiabliBfiicl roar the ?*.at P.oad Depot, and will be i b as'd to lurr-ish hfi iu vau: o! a BUpertor article, eiiLt r by ;lu err b ad or smaller quautity. Ottce for th«* present Ch mbt rf u, Eoyu- ten k Co.’a, corner V.hiti hall £:ui Hr.rttr fetitf*. ro > :.i > -.v ai • • v New Advertisements. GSCCtRS' PSCTECTIVf f.SSOCIATtOf;, -f \*y & v bas '.hip brtt.d ou th:i barrel. W. S. Gr.t>UAM, A.ixlatx Art ist. A. * . T..iIiD, SOUTHERN BRANCH — OF THE — Aiifioaal ^argicai Sastiisfe, Wui; s;ri.e:, Ci-p. 1 "ate: .rvr IXpot, North tidt*. ATLANTA. GA. rivals is an incorporated institution, X ^ • ■ • i a:i : Mtslicai S.Aff, lor tbe ti-Mtzueut of Coc- Rem:al ana Acquired Dcfonnitias of the tinman body aud or cotidiuous epera- I cure; aJe-‘. tor the tres'jnn'Ct -»f nsonus rxmhar to iu Uiustrat'-il Circular?*. 1 Lf* bc-ntheru Branch ia now iu aiutx* biuI op ution iu Aiianta. The bro Jir ; occupied it oi i . a k. Lew, lar^e, weJl Irdtau:.;> rod the % U 1 arrsngeiatrma, Llts.irl.At r:. . Kai\s»,;ic a:. I ether ii. veiuont nppr.ratn#. and i the origi: ai laautute ut ’j corps i s Bktiled Assist , liss beca brought here. a burgeon of hrother'ucod ih culled the lltirlische Comum- nity. Wo ail work at agricultural purMiita w*e don't smokt; if we drink too union publicly rtprovvd in our religious meetings. Wo do not use wedding rings; we have no di vorce; if nmn and wife t> -perate neither is ev er allowed to marry t*gain. W’« had our rtwn couttrt for small roaiU-rs in Russia, hut hud to go before the Russian couits in matters ol appeal. We have a I nge, number of families here, some of them being as Jury ten children. There aro always sc mo very I nib fid people among us, like great-gtandmother ] c ij t > peuses there. Sd I am going, and with all | my tuen.’, “Ar© any of them Imperialists ?” j asktd mj friend. “Not oue of them. They Knights of Pytliins. . vnrsnos kn.Gtiis: OF ARE RfgrKffTLD TO MELT AT CASTLE HALL AT 3,30 P. >!., THU EVENING, i full an.form. t<> part;o;ptte in paixd<» . DOPE. C C. :i known tbihtf aa- fk :L Turn® hand ■i Already under the tiealmrnt of th© fcOcthera siitii, *::i the re»olu ar«* highly Rrslifying and n.t HCtory. C»U aud t*xatj:»»r ite mt-rood* of um ;r.t, ar u the facihuee for carrying for«r«ri the aDDRL? ir , :5-ly K .COLaXD, .SaL bar. In-t.tut©, ATLANTA. • i;*j N • Hchterslahl, w ho is about ire pH Republicans, like myself.” So over to L mdon on tho appointed day »v tit the whole j parti; they cheered tbo Prim * ! l presented I thotr bouquets and had n go ,1 > • • g- nerai’v. | “And what did you think o*. • Prince?” asked the American, tho first ti si v tho { cabinet maker after his return. *Vretched { ight or j little rat!” was the reply. “Hav * thing to us * Wliv ho looks like m imbe- And probably the greater part of the Jones. t\ c . (ieor^ix L^dg«> No. i li ENhV R VN Ks, Ja , i\ 11.. sttc L'Jdge No. 1 a. H. vviu: 1>. v. k > VfS VNO »ITER Ills FIRVT OV K'LVSfST.R*. L l UN T.i'HKTS to acd from tither t.“ nutut or •ta il, i on CENTRAL \XD tv V rilWysn-KX RAIL- ' ■ ’ purcha^sl for ONE FARE. Said will in* of ; : nr. NEXT ABUIVAL ghty-lwo years ; whole deputation wont over for Kiiml.ir good j and ftuflfciobt reason*, aud returned with feitnUar opinions. A parly ol niue wealthy Monnonifes. arc I now ex plot ing the’ conutiy about Nnshua Falls, Kuisr.s, lbr the estubliahmeut of a col- BIDS F OK 123 A review of tho new French army took pl.ice at Longchamps on the lsst Sandny ony of five hundred families. They arrived .Inna and was a tn tlitnry display that indica- in this city this week by th*' German steamer 1 ted hopeful pi ogress in the organization Two conductor:! of tbo Chicago A Alton Kaiimul, were arrested for stealing coupoua and selling them lo passengers. Tbo construction train of the Detroit, Lan- and wealthy member was observed to be h's ing heavily. Taking pity upon the youn; man (the green one; be it known he was not sober), ono or two ot his frier da carried hiu- Kdf < ff to th« ir chambers, and there, instead of putting the pour wretch to bed, ret urned the gem**, aud tb« day presented the v.cttnj with his 1. O. U. for two thousand live Ioni sing A Lake Michigan Railroad was smashed i ^ re( ^ peimda. Ko far ns the fleeced ono whs y< Hterd \y by a Irte falling on the track. Five concerned the matter might have been settled lives wc*o lost, aud sixteen injured. by an immediito payment of Iho amount j claimed; bot the green one’s tr unties being Paris, July 20.—In the Assembly to-duy, | hard mon of bnsine.se, would not submit to General D -Cissey, Vice-Pr< sidt nt* of u u , i the suindie, and tl.c questionable transaction Council, aunoiiuccd tb.t DcObabind LaTour • to hobrou.iUt betoio the committee of t^' bad been appoint* d Minister ol tho Interior, I At another Wts*.end olub, and within and M- thien Bodel, Minister of Finance. h 0 I the last week, a member had to pay eleven further stated that t!.u Cabinet, us now organ- I pounds for a single night’s card iz-'fi had not hud time it) agree on its policy, I placing. fSurtly it is time for our law makers aud moved ike postponement of the conutitu- j h, ' l > * n a,H ^ N i°P this wholesale gumMing at tional debate till Thursday, which was agreed I our club 1*’u ts. Well may the humble sportsmen, who have beeu driven from street ANOTHER “RAT” OFFICE. Cincinnati.July 18.—Au attempt to reduce the cost of composition iu the Gizette office this morning, resulted !u the discharge of the Union printers, and the filling ol Ihsir pluses with ra U. corners, complain that there is one law for the rich and another for tho poor. The Franklin Steam Printiug House bos tbe best artist, and new typo, upou which a Urge auionntof book work is exteuted iu bet tor stylo than any lioiue in ths South, Schiller. They will probably leave U.isilo Garden to-day fer various points in tbe West. Last evening the Rr v. C. P. Schaffor, anfei-ted by the Rev. J. P. Lestiade, of the New York Bible Society, gave each of tha Meuuo itea a German Ttfilament. & Bband-nkv ” on Brand-new.—I find in yfmir issue of to-day a phrase to which I wish tinako exception, not because it is not ac cording to Webster, who prt fen* “bracd- now” to “bran-new,” but because I am in clined to think that Webster is in error in his otymology. I suspect that “ bran-new ” (the foiin in which tho compound popularly up tbe Republic's defensive forces. Not loss than 200,000 person** earns to witness the : hpectacle, representing every type of Parts- . i.m society. The army consisted of RO.OOO j mm, and tbo review was merely a “maich j past” the grand stand i f tbe rnco course, with a suin'© to Marshal McMahon in the ! ptisfettge. Tho marshal was mounted on a fine j horse and presented n very soldiciy appear- j aoce. Gen. Ladmirsnlf, tho military com mandant of Paris, ti ling from the hesd of , the ftt'Jt. cohiuifi placed himself at ill© side ol i the msrshnl and tho march past began. First cam© tho battalion < t>’t. Uyr, composoil of I tho pupils i*t tho military schools; then some pear:' i. „ corruption fuim thn Soottl h ami I pompier* and euaineeis, and n-tii tho infau- Noilli Uuglibh ••bruw nnw.” “bra* " aland- 1 trr ot tha line. '111. miuiintR maivhed in col- mg for “hravn" in the oid Norman souso of | nmmiofcimpam.-a. md euh battalion fine. Hcott calls a woman’s ornament 41 * 1 -* - x-u .- braveries, and Hpeoser frequently usos the ad jective foim in tiro hcu e ot giudy or ahowy if £ am correct in my o*n>j dure, “ bi Ait-new * is an txaot equivalent for Pindar’s “ shing- ucw,” which Debar expAncis into a droning couplet in his version or one of tho odes of th© Thobun pout, ami Webstar was misled bv Addison and Spelumn. It follows, of coum?, that “ bvau-new ” is the better form, or rath er tho historical form, while “ brand-new” in anothor phrase altogether. Gov. Dix has hsd to balance himself ou “If any one attempts to haul down the American flag, etc.," frr over a dozen years. Now lie has remarked, “Matseil, my good gracious l” It is a pleasure to leurn tli*t this Colossus now has » place for both feet. — [B)ston Post. about five hundred strong. Following tha in fantry came the artillery, ppNsing At a trot in cduuius of lv\ctoiies, with tho guns of each battery all v-breast, tho tumbrels following in the fenuio cider. This part oi the spectacle was, indeed, splendid, forth© drivers drove *•> sttadily And their horses were so well trained that it Boomed ns if all tho carriages ot each battery were fastened together. Tho wildest minor had been iu circulation concerning the p d:tn\d di monslrtf th>n» which were to follow lue review. The sdMiers were to erv, “Vive la Repftbliqqe V “Vivo 1 Empcrtur“Vive Henri Ciuq 1 ’ “Vivo le M*vechul I” But the soldiers did not utter a word. The order, “Si- b'jice in the ranks” had fcotu given, and it was strictly obeyed. All the cheeriug came from theoivtliaUH, and it was gtveu equally to ihe Mamba! aud to tho troops. 1-3 toaa of CtaJ, envl SO cjtJa i t Uick ay or 0*lt wood will be received fey tin* the •»a:e to be delivered »! the duff rent School houses iti tbe city. Bid* will be cosed by ibo 10th of August] next. D. il.WLR, Chahmxn. AT».»xr*. Juiy IST4. ?l Ivr 3L.a.k^ Hallo p a c l A DEUSHTFUTSU^MER RjSORT GREGORY HOUSE, Lake Mahopao, N, Y. Ji. B. CiUTTEMISA. The UUKOOltl wldb crenel s«« reception cf Guests, JUNK 90th. The Hotel sml Cottages, siiltAblo for the sooctmuodatlou cf huudred guest*, will bs j-ut lu Av.-u-class order, and _ > * ble this s«***i-u than vtvr be: -e. L%k« Mahops© ie fll'ljr milefl from N©-* V .rh *itnau<U cn the N**w York, boatou and kJot*b«al Hallway, aud la aim tbe terminus oi tbe Unv York aud Malroptfe. BraacL of tbo ilarlem Kitlr.id. It is .-ce t ,'u- •aud LU above the lev. 1 of the aea, : t.l i< W'de’j kuowa a* tho mou. hcaUixfuL char.* .. , J fw.: : aide smsnaer rem •; wilhl*. • r ;v *;.v > . ol au irr’: Tbe Ijske itaelf Ia i *u a<ilea i.. c.rciuii'.ereoce. ar . which the drlv* are except:««’ially ft: o. Aia-.fte so eommo&attoua for BosUtik. lrT*hiug. Dfiiiag, Bowl- lug and Billiarda. Application for Room* can k»s made altbsl'cle* man Mom«c, !Ne\%- Yorti, or after .Hay 1st at the Urrgory Ilauac. S. E. CRITTENDEN, Formerly Supi. bt. Jamoa* ilo’.ui, New Yo?k. I.atv Froprtetor animall House, Atlanta, ga aprZl-U | Sc‘d until 3ist cf December Next, and be GOOD to return Until the (3th of January, IS75. ThsPrr.HO or* tM.ref.vv* C U T ONE*.* to Pll b YIPETHKM**! LVfeS Wi i *. r OKU irom roc &&tuu It-'. ‘1 Su*'\ * «•: tnal Uabroad. Yi>; L : r: g*r and inp’t t-outi.wo-u ra K-* 1 -oar.. ....«». ivhl *-* t>ui**t AU.uti Divnlou cVu. a! haiUoad. _OOK AT THE PRICES aT -I. i S, C. Powell’s juo Mors. 35 Whitehall St. btimmor Dreaa Goods al *3 ^4-. wzitb *0; al 35, ttcfh o at &>. wo »U IS. Hc\l i. • r Oar*, n a: Lac# Edgings aud IcssrtlDgs at nuhturd cl price*. Hi" 1 :r^ U.iuimlugs, No*iot:a. etc, at low Q 0 iu».a. •J t at 3 cant* per cak'. t N t« )S csiktff, worth »'ft» cent*. Biacelots at io ,'caii* jwr I'j.ir, worth 73 >\© vre oovaUntly rec: ivisg New Goode. purchiMnl f v ca»h iu N*w \«nk, wu«-ro om buyer i* bvated. anl • very advantage n t kcu of the u a.’ict to accurs cuo .p .©•le. Corns catty. ©ft«, and . toy ong «« yon like. Ni trough.* to show goods, J * K O POWKLL. 35 WAtUhall Street. 331® AUauU, Ga. SUMMER 1*4 THE HI8MIAJWS. ©cm, ore I Come e'l! t.re cna c.m ortnbto rrom«. F. '»r.I $ 'i fv % * mouth. Special Ratrs forlaiuilica; Servant* half price. Look to sour luteraat atid hca’.'b. J. C. PUASCH, M. 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Georgia Historic Newspapers

The Atlanta daily herald. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1872-1876, July 21, 1874, Image 1