Oregon sentinel., December 18, 1869, Image 1

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HOTEL AND RESTAURANT,
so woro ins massivo cnain ot ollico
clin
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Odd Fellow's Hall,
Jacksonville, Oregon.
Travelers ami resident loardcrs will And
D'
BEDS AND BBDDZXfO
Placed In first clan order, nhd In every
War superior to any In Ihls section, nod
suipa'cd by nny In the Slate.
HER ROOM ARE JSEWLY FIR.MSIIEII,
Ami a plentiful supply nf llic bet of every
(lilng llic market nlTurils will be ob
tained for
II BR.. TABLE.
No trouble will I spatM Inde-crve the pat
ronage of the traveling a well in tlie perma
nent community.
Jekonvllte. March 31. IBflC. If
"Teter Britt,
Photographic Artist,
JACKSOXVU.I.K, OIIMOX.
Ambroty pes,
Photographs,
Cartes do Vislto!
DO.S'R IX Tim FIXKST STI'f.i: OF ART
Picture Itcttiirpil
on kxi. tnniwnt mfksmk
BAlInOA). SALOOJ?
HI. A. KKUIVTANO
CONDUCTOR,
Choice t.t(iior and Cigar always nn hand,
THROUGH
TICKETS'1
V"
19) GENTS.
NEW STATE SALOON.
' DKIN'KS 1'JJ OKNTS.
The lAirilt nubile are Informed lhat I'irr. i
Savjiok of ito NKW RTATK SVl.tmN" wl;
ijuench their Mini with Urn nintl c'udce lTf
nut tn be found In Jack"nvllle inrOSK HIT,
We expect lo lue money by II. but lbn- aref
hard. nd we cannot v iM-ib if iAirv
lfloctca I'Ai'i: k havai;i :
im'S I.USII & McAMSTKRr'
DENTISTS,
701, MiirkVt Cor. Kearny Sis..
Sax Kuanciuco, Cai..
Dlt. MrAMSTI'.K. nf tho above dim. will
visit Jsckxitivllle Mimilhne hi .Minn
nnl, mid will attend lo all biiln In lil llijr
u hIII uliu notice of Iho lime of hit irturti
lliroujjh ihe rolomns ol lhl i.irr.
O. PS. PLUMMErVVl7D.7
Surgeon J3l)ijauian.
HavInK eMnbllihcd my telecraphlc lirad
iintrtHm t Jaiik.nnvllb!. I will li'lld a larni'l
piirtlon or my limn In your mbM, and will l-
irni in men riirKic"! iiiBt. " "'y i-' i
RtvlOK rsprclal lleilllull 10 iu surgical rri
ment of ft'iiiale maladlet. ,;
October 9, ISCl-Cm J
DR. A. B. OVEtlBECK,
Phy
sicinn& Surgeon,
JACKSO.V VIU.F, ORMOX.
Ofllcc at bl n-ildence, la tho Old Ovcrbeck
lluilul, on Ori'irnn iltreet.
DR. E. H. GREENMAN,
PHYSICIAN AND SUIlGJiOX,'
OFFICE-Corner of Cnllfornla and Finh
Streets, Jacksonville, Ogn.
Ua will practice In JucKmn nnd sdjarenl
counties, and attend promptly to profi'Mlniml
calli.
ftb2tf
DR, A. B. OVERBECK'S
13A.TI-I BOOMS,
Xn tho Ovorbock Hospital,
WAHM,COLD vtSIIOWKHIJATIIS,
8UNDAY8 AND WEDNESDAYS.
" DR. L DANFORTHi
Physician and Surgeon,
HAS periimnenlly located nn the Fori Tin
Hindi, two miles nnrlh nf the Wtilow
riprlng", and nirr Ids prnfisloifil service In
the people of Jnckon and Jnephliii counlU''.
n r PowKLt., r. n. watson.
DOWELL & WATSON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Jnckioiivllle, Orrgon.
OR. L. T. DAVIS,
OFFICE ON PINE STREET,
Oppoalte tlx Old
ARKANSAS L.1VEUY STABtTrT
JtckrouTllle, Oregon,
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mm nnnnnv
i ii hj unuiiiii ,n, i ri n
-. I UUllllUUUt
I'UllLtSllKD
JKvcry Snttinlnv Morning by
B. F. DOWELL,
OFFIUE, CORXL'R ' THIRD STRKKTS.
TKIlMl Ol' riUllscillPTIO,
For one rear, In advance, four dollars i If
not paid within the llr-t fix innntli of tin- yrsr.
IIv dollars ; If imi ptld until the expiration
of the year, l dollar.
TKIIMS UK ADVKIlTISINUl
One Kiuare (10 line or Icm), flr-l In-rrtton.
three flutists each siili-rqueiit ln-rrllou. one
dnllir. A dl-coitiil nl (IHy prr cent, will lie
;mdejq those who advcrtlso by the year., ,wl
vWjal Tcndtra received at current ralei.
:rrc
Ti'ik TcnVesseo Legislature will rati
fy the fifteenth amendment.
A coiiuim.I'oniii:t of tho London
77wim has been piohibltcd from on-
lei nig mo rapai .mies.
Am Indian has been sentenced to
iloilli for thu l.ito murder of Camp
bell, nl Hcnchy Hay, V. I.
Sr. Thomas is much exercised over
the proposed annexation or ban l'o
iningo to tho United States.
Uk.vkisai. 1'iuji reported to have n
decided lenuing in thu direction of the
Kepublicau paity.
Tun Crown Hotel at Kquimalt, V.
I., owned by M..M Selleck, was binned
down on the Ihl, inst, Loss, $7,000;
insured for $l,S00.
Gknkhai. It. H. Cownn is appointed
Smi..i-1'liiiii- nf Internal Itovouup lor
Culilon in, Utah, AiUoiia,iiml Nevada,
vice Hill, resigned.
Glasscock (l.'ep.), present iiicuin
beul, elected Mayor of Montgomery,
Alnbauia. All the Itepublhtan Alder
men nie elected, two of whom nru col
ored. Twkxty words nrc now sent by tel
egraph lo any put of Fiance for ouo
Ir.ino, nnd lioi ween stations in the same
dopailmeiit for half a fiauo.
HomiuibE bnrliai ities have been prae
liced ou the negroes su-pected of plan
tatton huiilintr in Cuba. A iiumber
were idiot, au'd otheis whipped tioni
800 to 1,000 lashi sench.
.Tosiaii Joiissoy, Superintendent of
(ho evening, 4th hint, ftlnonmnlivo j
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SW Kewaltewt.
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Uie wctnm iiiv'ii" """, "Jj! nV', nppenraneo wii-ao tne niscipies wiuio
slgnod. Hi' i" Miceeedid bj K C. x ol- ti ' , W(j0 ,( ft trnncP nn,j ,ial sjlUI.pH
hiws, formerly Divishm fjuperiutcndont aj,p,.nrcij t0 favor the possibility
Irani Sacramento to Truckee. I of the snlrit'n return.
PftZtiSSS C ,UngdtlpaaPP..rcdioJohncraimingto
KriWBJu.KS n into tho rear hnv been rfo of tho nrophetn, but ad
lMl 1 1 .fci VrLln ffolnff Ihu same way, milted that death dil not dcstroV tho
oiWi?ffiSXth flfVttinnatu relation between .fends
JACKSONVILLE, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 18. 1869. NO. 48.
C1t),fl1l Itll I VMAM. f1t. Wt.a.M4M HAH..KAMJ..1 I i . I .. .. ... . -. NIL. nlJ .-!
Lll.li I "" " iiniii5i vvunfuuuBiii iiriciiiisuip, unr uiu u cocci uiompinory i " -ruim-
Wasiiinoto.v, Nov. 20lli, 1800.
The Wnrlil' Knlr.
In 1871 It in tlic mouths of nil classes,
high and low in rank, tliu ricli nnd the
poor. Every man lias nn interest in it
to tlio extent of being willing to almost
liii nil nulicr than to not liavc
tintinl Capitnl. It is for iIm interest of
tho whole country to nttract to its
bores ns many peoplu from foreign
countries ns possible, nnd Wnshiniilon
Winn the Capitol ol tho only true He
imhlicau Govoruuient in the world
'ftssoclatod with it lh" uuist memorable
'oveiilo of tho woild's liistorv oaniini.
i hold here, but help to attiact people
ttoi omy no in nn pans ol our own
country, but those Itnui II other na
tions who woui'i not nllcmi n iicbl m
either ol the other large cities of the
country.
The question of Vlrxlnin cmninir into
the Union upon the shouldeis of Uov.
Unlker isoxeiiitiL' conxiderjiblu interest
here. I heaid n Congiesiiinii say last
liiclil, in course ol conversation, that
trivmrr lilt nil rullinr 1111 lr iinl l.nt.i w l . iiiiv 1. u nviu iii-iinirL; vin iL'lli'l lit
,.1" . ! r ci.i 'California, Lon.loii I was shunting itself I'aPI't'"" "nj -r. Irturemx-Unniaiicnl
l... ' , .. . On tho trial docket just undo up of lioirsu with delicht or nt l,.n?t huh. ' l" ''"M Gladstone, and the 1 'limy Min.
h iMlnftrtM'M ' theCourtofChilmsforDecemberTerm, J,( t0 M .J, "Z iter will be sure to see that it is nil
having the next orhl's 1-nir hold m there are three hundred nnd ton case, .., l,ur Mnloatv was vi-itlnir the oltv 'tfl,li ' "l " I"-' "". ""tin noxtdny's
ibu"l!:,!Vv iiM.T.i1 ,,"1,1i,U' l,"!"lrt,i, 'u,Vx,,'w,,U,,,n,0'"r in "tato to open the iiow HI,iBkniaM c,l,,,,Mvl. .UUTllio Mnyoi'ii nd.
Ill tills country .to holil It nt the Na-'cantiiroil nnd ub.itiilnnml nrnnorlv. I hu i..:.i i .i... trn. !. ....... ., illes wns handed, unread, mid llin
thuiuicrc'tsof Viiginii.on themi'etiuL''i) much inferior to nnv horeloloioiied
of Coiikicm, rtoiild icceivo iniin diate
attention, and lint it wn imi n ones
tiiuioi niimiitiug ner with nn nuriuciii-
. t Mt.. .(
bora to seats in due time, hut how is
she to lie mlmilleil r He assureiHtheioihavelnd cxpeiieiico, pronounce itndia
will ho no backward inoveinent. Vir- grace to the Admlnl-tiation and n fraud
tomja, tteorgii. .Misisiiipi nnd le.xns
ani.Douiui 10 eomu into mo union, ami
conio in ritrlit. Theio i no need of
sriiiiiug uoiogiios to aiimi:ioii. nm
duties of Coiiirrefl'iueii on lecoiistrue
tion me too well delined and under
stood by iht ir contitui nls to require
lobbyists to be sent in re.
., "i "mi. ,, , ,
ii ri f,,',","' ' U"M" "I tin
iiuuej iuiiieciiiuines, i cru.iiin-; j r 0lil,ving iiurpOFes, niul spicehes
(jiillon sensation every .Nibb.tth in his,,,,,,,,.,,,.,! for delivery ns soon ns pes-
msumirsi- on jiiiiiimiiiu oi uiu niuie
nun r?iiriiiui! .uiiiiiieiiiiiiMis. in ins
evening dicouro ol last Sabbith ho
said that the ipiistioti i peitiuently
a-krd, "If spiriiunl mauifestaiiou
occurred dining the ministry of Clnlst
niul his iipostles, why ilo no such pow
Mapp.nrnow? Ho, Mr II. believed 4
hat rpiiitu.il power were deigned to
io permanent. For lour hundred year
irevious to the Clnistiaii era. mtr.icii
ou or spiritual powers did nut exist;
ithoy were icucwed under the Christian
Jdispinsation, nud were intended ns n
sinmiing eviueiieooi itnui in tuoeiiiircu.
For one thousand five hundred years,
nud until Luther's prntct, thu oulv.
chinch on earth was tho Catholic Will
Protectants say that tho Holy Ghost
or tho I) iptism ol tho sptrtl ha ci-.i-cl
W .
through nil this period; that tho signs
that shoulil liillow tin in that lielieve Hi
I
Christ wero to bo perpetual ? Hut
through thu colducs and unfaithful-
"liTenof ihe christian ministry, only hero
.Jaiid there spiiitual powurs wcro inaiii
T" frsl. There were threu stages in man's
rjiiritual development. v e are now
living in tho first, ami It the church
now lived nccordiug to Its exalted priv
ilosc, tho day of Pentecost would be
icpeAted. Unless we i eject all the evi
dences of tho Now Testament, vc mul
admit tho pnssihillty ol spiiitual mani
liktation. Kvery ini'ii"ter baptized
with tho Holy Ghost will carry with
him the commanding powornf nnnntrel
ministry. , It is haid by Jomi, "Not yo
that speak, hut thu spirit that speaketh
in you." This supcriiatuial spiritual
power remains in tho chinch, and it
would b folly to deny it. These slu'iis
ami woiidcis are claimed now tn exist
by ihnus.iudsFof living witnes-es, and
nie, t!lcroloic7ninio n finest inn of fact
than of faith. I am inclined tobolievo
there is more nf the supernal mill at the
picsciil day than the chinch is willing
to admit,
The second stage in man's spiritual
development will pirtaku more of the
siipern.uuial than even the lemnrkable
inuuilesiiithuisut the day of Penteco!.
Unless I discard nil human testimony,
I miisi bcliuvo we aic on the thioliofd
ol a reiuaikahle era of siiiritual duvel
npmeiit. Hut with icgaid toihoneeop
tauco nf nny revelation from spirits,
oven of iho must undoubted eh tractor,
ho would despise all such ns ovil, that
icjeeled Christ as tho only Saviour of
men. Wo h.ivo reason to fear if un
doubted spirit manifestations come to
nny church in iIiIh city, tho rest ol Iho
chinches would persecute them. Ho
aekiiiiwlo.lirod that tho admission of
manifestation from ourdcparlcd friends
wn attended with doubt, hu had no
evidence, peisonnlly, ol the fact; He
said Clnist's iippearaneo wn in his
redirection body; Moses' nnd Elias'
ol
'I'lm onnnbne siiiil nothlna of tho
friendship, nor did it effect "tho memory
of enrth lifo nsoointions. Ho. belipvc.i
that our departed It Sends nrc often nttir
us to warn us of danger nnd enconragu
u. in well doing. The love they bore
for us here is intensified and sanctified
theio, and he siw nothing in tho Hililc
to deny to them the exercise, ol their
guardian caro and hallowed affection
most of those
hose being cotton cfniiiin. ,
"l'il'iS!!. nIr'n',y, ,nl?,,unr
of 20,000,000, nml llli Mil
.t m.1Iii.1!..1 I .. ...! nl.....
These cotton
to upwards
mated that on adjudication only about
nnn-tmril ol tliix amount will bo iceuv
ered. Kach claimant geiieially comes
to Wnshiimlon well stocked with proofs
to hi loyalty nnd tho 'os of property
to the amount claimed. Itul the re
butting tcliuinny in almost every
iiMlnnue shows that the claimant was
either dMnvnl, or the amount sit forth
( in hi p.iition filed much exceeds the
nctual lot.
Theie nro complaini from nil nuar-
tors of tho lufeiior iiunlkv ol the now
I naiH-r ns 'd for tho IolmI tender nolM
In U"iihniglnn we hao moio ol this
linonev than anv other. The inner is
by I lie Government that It remind m'
ol the irnhtiod hv theSouiheinCon
. . . .- . .1
.ledoriiv i uriiiL' tho war. .Neailv
all
in tho Ciirieney IMnting Hinoni! wlio
upon tho people.
I innitir t.
Thenuction nl repealing tho Incnino
Tax will iiroimlilv oecuiiv tlioallenlloii
of Ciii'grc (or onio timo Men of
larL'o income, wh'i should feel a pride
in reducing tho N'a'ional debt a fatns
poosiliie, it seem nie the only one
nrgin" it lepeal. It I hu that n
hrg fund h.t already been subscribed
f,lblc titer Congres meets,
Pnlthl Urll.lnn,
A (Mp is now belore the Coninii
sinner of Patents in which the applicant
lor n nateiiL claim a new intent on n
mi of nn invention, the other nail nf
tflitnti tttt'inif ntntmli' linnn iintonf ml tv
I ,--.
,im. O.minVinnor Ti-her decides In
this cne. which is applicant to all cases
of ihu kind, t'lat when an application
i filed, every invention contained in
that application must bo patented under
it, or mi'Ier such division of it as the
vihc of the claimant niul tho rules of
uiu ouicc ninv leimiv. inis iiecisiou
. rt .. ... i ri'i.i -1...T.I i
dues not interfere with tho law nnd
rules governing roisue ease, but simply
prevents (ho liability nl nu imposition
upon thenssigneoot iheotiginal patent
IU"MI ,u ..,"- - "- " "" I-"'
w jl0 hr m0nths ago might have bought
it i the faith that n patent on nil that
was patentable in thu invention has
hcen soctired. any niucr decision man
the ouo thu Commissioner makes would
set n precedent, the lollowiugof which
wotilii work insecurity to nn assignee
of a patent during tho first two years
after the patent is issued, nud also the
extension of thu use of nn invention
from seventeen yenrs, n authorized by
law, to, perhaps, nineteen years.
Tho following is tho list nf patents
issued Irom tho United Slates Patent
Ollieo for the week ending November
'.'.Id, instant, to the States and foreign
countries, ropoetively : Now Yoik,
57; Masaclnisotts, -It; Pennsylvania,
20 ; Illinois, 17 ; Conneeiietit. 1 1 ; Mnry
land, 12; Ohio, 11 j New Jersey, 11 ;
Indiana, 7; Wloon,dii, 7; California,
7; Missouti, fi; Kimlnnd, f ; DUtiict
of Columbia,!; Kentucky 4 ; Michigan,
4; Virginia, II; Tennessee, !J; Maine,
!l; Rhode Island, 'J; Texas, 1 ; Iowa, 1;
Nevada 1 ; New Hampshire, I ; Oregon,
I; Dilawarc, 1; Louisiana, 1; Flmidn, 1;
Mississippi, 1 ; Minnesota, I ; France, 1.
- Lin:,
Wyomiso ov Fi:mai.i: Sun'ii.nn:
Tho Tonitory of Wyoming, which ro
joices in Cheyenne ns its Capital town,
brvaka tho first urmiuil, in n legnl wiiy,
in the reenciiition ol thu ptiiieinle ot
female suffrage. "Hoth hnuscs," wo
aio told by our dispatches, "hne passed
the bill," and thu Governor will doubt,
lo-s approyj it, It is n remukable,
but by nn means nn nstoiiMilnir fict,
thnt Ihe newest Stnto and Tcriitorirs
linvo always shown must liberality in
the 1 1 eat in en t of women. Tio icnson
of tliis phenomenon i sooi.il and polit
ical science I found in the scarcity ol
the sox. It is natural that w.omuu
should be much mnro petted nnd flat
teied in communities where thero nru
ten men to one woman, (us Wyoming)
than others whoru thu sex"esaroequnlly
divided, (as Maisachusetts or Knglani)).
From this cause we may confidently
antieipato that all tho Tcrrilurics will
soon follow ihe example of Wyoming
and nliow the ladles to vote. It is
to bo hoped exporienco may justify tho
wisdom of tho change, nt least so tar
ns to savo thu new class of yotors from
tho contaminating influences of polltios
which havo corrupted so many ot the
The following sprightly correspond
ence, from Anna Clara MownitHitchie,
we take from the 6'. F. Chronicle.
Lo.voov, Nov. 13. ISO!).
The Untn.'i Hint Vltll la llt CM)-,
While wo wcro penning our letter to
r-i!i t ,.. i . ii
lll. juriinU ol the day, which wo hae
" chronie.h! liur onthusinstio recop -
tlon, the vooiforoti cheers with xvhk-li
a a .
shu was greeted, the almost liantic ex-
citementciealedbylur presence; binJy'l,X"- ,,ll,M n'""ltwl o tliu
wo reccheil our own inmilc account
fiom three eye witnises, who saw her
nt different points of herjouiiiey, nnd
Onool whom I'lijuyed prhilcgc which
nllowed him to bo near her dtiriug the
ino-t inleiesling hiiiIoiis ol the ecre
jhere wns n total and most icinaikablo
. nhseneo of loynlity nnd enthusiasm :
,,,'ni ",,"l,l'1,;,1 UB come Wl,n; ,ow; "'"'
died out coldJy v hen started, nnd that
moiiy. care nsureil liv ah thieethnl
now ami then some very decided hises
were heard.
Ilinini la llir (iicmi' Cuntlililnli.
Our inlormant aNo agreed in saying
that John Hi own appeared to be nn ob
ject of unite a much inlorcl rs her
.Maji'-ty. llolorc tlioiippear.iucoof the
loyni eouege inero were jncuiar uirciis
sion among tho crowd, and bets ox-
uhaugeil In icgaiu to hi prccncc or
nhsence. hen the tiueciis carri.igo
appeared, with the Scotch gillie in hi
liighlaud costume, and n mynl ' thin-
kuv " coated on the dickey behind.
, thero was a general neclaiualiou ol
"Them he i. for all the wotld!'1
."That's he!" "Thnt's John llrown!"
l Tin. 1. 1 In. itnnt I " fillil uiinifi lifilti.i.niB
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wag sang out, "Three cheers for John
llmini!"
rown!' which were -duty t;lven.
i
The self-concious John was no doubt
highly flittered, but he could nolijuito
maku up his mind lo imitate his sover
eign mistress and bnw his thanks. The
cool unconcern with which the Knglish
people ullow themselves to Joku about
thu Queen' marked prelerenco fur her
' l.tvoiito L'lllie. nud the kinds nf
Jokei
.
tolerated, havo long struck us with
wonder. Ol course, it is nil "a joke,"
but it might shock n very hliintedseuso
ol propilely when that joku f.iiiiHinly
calls tho Queen of Great Hritaiu ".Mis,
Hrown,"
Tlir Cor I r(ff.
Wo will give a brief nccount of Inst
:s;.turi av's ceremonies. War..l inr sun-
. . .
sliinu n nl nn lime raiu in j-.tiglaml
most tare in S'ovember but "Queen's
woaUicr" means a cloudless sky, nud
Queen Victoria's usual good luck did
not forsake her on thi last great state
occasion, Nov. fllh. There Is no doubt
that the Queen had been lured out ol
thu seclusion, which irritates her sub
jects, bv the urgent cnlrenty of her
Primu Minister, nnd her visit to thu city
portion of tho metropolis, when her
popiihuity is so undeniable on the wane,
was a mastcr-stroko ot policy. Thu
Queen and the young members of the
loyal family wero conveyed from Wind
sor to tliu Paddington station, The
lingo loeoninlivu called "Thu Lord ol
thu Isles," attached to thu loyal train,
bore a massive gold crown in limit, nud
was prolusely decoiated with Hags nud
laurels. Thu Queen, with thu Piincci-H
Louise, Princess Heatriee, and Primu
Leopold, (the latter shivering in hi
Highland kilt), entered Ihu Queen's
open cariiage, diawn by six splendid
bays. Her Mnjisty was attiiod, as
usual, in deep mourning. Thu road was
lined fur miles with military nud po
lice, (of the latter there were 8,000 ou
duty), nud hereariiagu was almost too
closely surrounded by mounted Lile
Guards, for it linked as though some
crcdeiieo had been given to the report
that thu Fenians hnd hwiuii to "have a
shot" el their Queen, nud that the un
employed woiJvineii, who had miHerid
in loriui lable army to piepaio n poli
linn, intended to 'carry out the rude
Miggcstion of forcing it upon hums she
sat, in her carriage.
The CcmnoiilM.
Her Majesty's first halting place was
thu New Hlackfriars bridge, which she
icaehed with her proverbial punctuali
ty, exactly nt middajv Hern a pavil
lion had beon erected which seated
4,000 privileged persons. This pavil
lion hnd n rondwny to it, in which thu
five nival caniigeseamu ton standstill.
Wu wflj not occupy spneo in describing
tho decoraliAiH the dtaperies of scar
let nnd white, crimson nud gold tho
pilasters of whitu and gold, banners,
trophies, etu. Tho Queen' carriage
drew Hi) to tho dla, thu sword of statu
was ollercd to hor Majesty, who duly
restored this symbol ot municipal soy.
eielgnty. Tho Homo Secretary then
presented Lord Mayor Laurenoe, who
was attired in a court suit ot blaok vel
vet and n goigeous robo of dork crimson-colored
velvet, with an ermine cape.
Hud 'full state" been adopted, tho
Mayor would havo been obliged to
port bU ''(old rob," -Mr. Laurtno
nnd n three-cornered cooked hat, fringed
with ostrich feathers.
A lllilkiilnua Inclitcnl.
And now, necording to the report
tnado for nil the Journal, tho Lord
Mayor presented his address, hut wo
were I'm Mailed with thenclual facts hy
our own private reporter; nnd instead
of gracclnlly producing the said nd
tlivss, tho Lord Mayor nervously, then
hurriedly, then anxiously, then bewild
er nil y, fumbled mid fumbled in his
pockets, nnd found no address I It had
been left in "that other coat," nnd ho
rushed off in search of it. Homo said
this llttlo iuuident would cost Mr. Lau
rence a baronetcy, and that tho Queen
would foiget to make him i Knight, n
ceremony whle'i generally marku tho
climax of nn occasion like the present.
Hut others, who woro behind tho
fcciion, whkpored, "Xot nt nil, Air it
Q'oena answer linndc
1 ;itiii. the Chain
, ",' ConimUtto, a
lllliai ll.ll.M ill. I.l.aa.ia
Queens !iiiwerhniuh'd In ieturit,Joojih
rmuiiot tliu Hrnluu
ml Ji si-ph Cubilt.
engineer, weie picvutcd to their sov
i lll.ll .1 1.1,1- lll,lllll-VI ll'l .Ulllllll', inn-
, initiated on vellum, bound In blue mo
i oceo enriched in gold, nud with thu
roval aim iniblnzoncd in a mo-iiio ol
gold and leather woik The booli con
tains n short hiloryol the old nnd new
Itlneklriais bridge, illustrated by ex
ipiitllc draw lugs in water-color.
AnniliM- l.tillrino llttiiiiUr.
After tin it was understood that her
Mnjety had (Iceland ihu hiidge to bo
"open"; and now eatnuanuther blunder
slillieicutly liidieioii. Thu civic car
riages weic drawn iiji nt the northern
end, nud it being neccsary that the
Lord Mayor nud Aldermen should gain
their iquipagcs before thu procession
could "move on," lhee dignitaries had
to scamper out ol thu royal presenco
and ''run for it" in ilia most undigni
fied manner. As thu "Sword licaicr"
and "Mneo Henier" wero encumbered
with thuir heavr paraphernalia thn
) chief uugistinlo had tho ndt nnlngo nnd
won tho race. Hut in spitu of thcii un
dignified "hot haHo," thu (iueen had
to submit to a long "wait," with no
thing to do but to hu stared at by lum
dred of eyes. Tho awkward pauso
was filled up by occasiou.il attempts nt
cheering, nnd thero was somo good
matured laughter nt this "hitch" in tho
dramatic, performance, in which her
Majesty nud tho young Princesses sur
reptitiotisly joined. Tho Queen beck-,
oncd tho engineer to approach nnd
spoko a few kind words to fiiiii, nnd nt
lnt tho carriages began lo movo up
their way to thu Ilolbom viaduct. Tho
trumpets again heralded tho approach
of thu royal conclave, nud tho baud of
tho guards played thu national nnthem.
Tho Lord Mayor, who doubtless hnd
recovered from tho effects of his "llttlo
run," with a deputation ol Aldermen,
etc., and Win. Haywood, tho csgiueer,
to whoso great talent and pcrservor
anuo ihe viaduct is due, wcro In wnit
ing to icclvo her Majesty. Of course,
nl tho viaduct another pavilllon hnd
been orected, nnd tho Queen's enrriago
drew up nt tho (lias. Tho Lord Mnyor
fir-t presented Thomas Henry Fry
(deputy), nnd then tho engineer, Mr.
Hayw6od. On thu doorstep ot tho
carriage was placed a large volume,
richly bound, and beautifully illuminat
ed. It contained an nccount of tho
Holborn valley improvements, Thu
Queen graciously accepted ihovolumo,
and n there was no lurther duty tor
her to perfoim, tho viaduct was sup.
posed lo bo pronounced "open," and
ihu opening ceremonies to havo oomo
an end, though they lacked that climax
wiAlTau able manager would have con
nived, nud which would have brought
them to n brilliant termination.
Tin CotUe ofcaln In Motion,
And now tho nwkwnrd pause, tho
"ntage wail," which proved so Irving
nt Hlackliiais biidgu, was leponted.
There was a long and cnibairassing in
terval beoro thu signal was given to
move on, and theiy wciu repeated calls
tor cheeis to fill up thu lime, which
were responded lo moru or less waim
ly; but tho cheer thnt Is not spnutnno
ous. thnt has to hu "called" nnd "re
called" lor, lacks heart nnd oven breath.
Hut, nt Inst, tho Life Gunids wcio to
ho soon ouco more curvetting four
unast, tho sounds of "God savo tho
Queen" i oiled sweetly foith, tho cheers
beeamo moio caincM, nnd tho loyal
eaui.iges pnscd out into tho sunsluno
and ipiiekly made their way to Pad
dington station. At two o'clock tho
Qiicon was back at Windsor. Tho
great visit to thu Slato lusted thrco
houis and a quarter. A. C, R.
Co-oi'EIiation. Cooperation had a
new triumph in Palis, in ihocasoof the
clerks ol thu largo retail dry-goods
shops. Lnst hpiing thu clerks employed
in tltcso cstublirhmcnts petitioned for
Sunday ns a holiday, nnd for somo
abridgment of tho lurd drudge ly to
which they wero subjected. Their em
ployers seemed at first disposed to
comply with this request, but finally de
clined positively to do so. A general
strike among the clerks was tho result,
who have turned tho tables upon the
shop-keepers by orgsnliing thonnclvee'
into co-operative societies, and opening
enormous stores, exceeding in sitw any
others in Paris. The manufacturers
send them all the goods they need, and,
associations representing an aggregate
of 200,000 worklsgwen have proaueta
them their etoa, -" '
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