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i :The Daily Review. JOSH T. JAMBS, Ed. and Prop ' WILMINGTON, N. C. MONDAY, AUGUST 20,1877. VIEWS AND REVIEWS. The Czar, according to the London itrtrtiiitn " Ptmt. nrnrcbendi.ir a general '''MRriion'of his bodv iruard, and mistrust mgHfl jJtni.iiiniiiL:Aat am jtnm v - i tSp?rorrR It consiila exclusively of Cir- cissian officers of the Mohammedan faith. "V on rino r,;i vn.il i - nv . i ii . i I Vio thiia tar been ilU2 in Jl enuMVvauia WtVirrinia.at a .sRrtgatc cost "r.onnon Th.v have viclJcd t rJ 'w.vw J , " about 88.000.000 barrels of oil, valucu ai f 11 ftft . n '. onn nnn aaa Cr.inf fiOO -. fcue wells aw aovu.wu.vw, vi .w.vv, i . 000 at the seaboard. . . :,.jAdiaTThompson has arrived in .New York aflpr an abseuce of three years, a: : ,anniiUaA -Vo enmrnnv With tllirtV W.w ' " J .... , ;.The-trouptrill commence an enga tjn.a-.few days, and all the bald-headed men in' thn.crmntrv will soon discover that pressing business calls them to I Gotham Watch them, sweethearts and wives. The Turks have a German at the head of i the1 central army, an Englishman i;i command of the Black Sea fleet, two Prussians prominent among the engineers s aa Egyptian taking the lead in the artil : lcepaxtmcnt, and another 'Englishman l.nltnn ya .liirnlriT Tlip Tf.nssinns h.ive T- , . ft i i i,;r At or; six German generals, a Polish chief i - 01 Siaiii IWO Americana m wwuiauu m ABiai 'and a variety of other forcig '(-:. n ... rners .-, scauerea tnrogn ineir service. 'M 7 An Jco machine in Dallas, Texas, just finished, produced ice-cakes thirty feet vr - 5 . j . -j i p , i long and SIX fect wide, weighing irom ten thonsah'd to twelve thousand pounds each, TW arn formal bv frcczin- tine rain or lnoy are lormeu uy.irtcziu0 nuc idiu . spray. When the freezing is done the bottom and sides of the cake are thawed loose from the inclined plane, and the cake slides out unon a platform, where it is cut . . . ti into pieces six icct square ; r day are frozen. The works cost $o0,000. a ,ix,Uorr,rfo Trn hppn fnumi '. il L' v.. ufc- f r,-,m. oj ,ine nuicriuuii ,n t-- - - wall and Devonshire. In a report recent- , -lf presented to the House of Lords it is stated that the practice of destroying lisli doubt was intended to nave a general cir t e a i.enmino,, ti,.-.t. it culation. He partly approved the South- UJT Ul UJU w.." - ! cVVf..kU" JL'",iV".1"'' : Will uuu ovuuu uiavu v.... - - . will leave the coast forever. There is talk of a bill to make the use of dynamite for . ..I.. tT . nsn-Ki img purposes a .a unudiu,. uu, CipUniahablo with imprisonment and Hard labor. A dilficulty m dealing with the Matter arises from the fact that the dyna- mito is generally used beyond the three f miebotmdary. t Hon3 &AYm. M. Evarts has elveven daughters, and in reference thereto a cor- resrx)ndent savs : "When Mr. Evarts 1 travels with his family he chapters a car.; Tint VtA dnn 't. lilcntn cr0 tn a slppr)in?-rnr agent and say "Give me twelve lower say berths and one upper," because 'jthe agent always looks at him and asks if it is a f theatrical troupe, and if they have ar- ranged for special rates. So he charters a sleeper and, says nothing more about it. Of course, jwhen Mr. "Evarts presents that JDass for the lion. Wm Evarts and family, - -thm is a ripple of excitement, but he has learned to bear this with equanimity, and frowrrdown any giggling that may appear impending on the part of the conductor.1' Thiers is the idol of the hour in Paris. A crowd gathers every day in the Place , St. George towards the hour when he takes , his accustomed drive. To gratify it he does not get in his carriage under the doorway of his mansion, but when the ! garden gates, which are lined with sheet j iton, are flung open by the porter, he walks .down tho gravelled diive, and j r cro?S3S the street pavement to his brough aroi AU ihats are instantly taken off ajpd h?ld low while Ic relit Bourycois is passing. There is no cheering, but the ladies venture on phrases of cudcaro-enti ,'anr4thcr feminine expressions of sym pathy, ' such as throwing a rose be fore him or waving a( pocket haudker- A. new liqueur called "cucalypsiiithe' has been manufactured from the .loaves cf ! the eucalyptus. The valuable properties of an infusion of the leaves as a febrifuge i hava been long known and appreciated, . especially by residents in Algeria, where the eucalyptus has been extensively cnlli !, rated with xmcficial results '; and Dr. 1 Micgue, a colonial surgeon, has now suc ceeded, after many ckpriments, in distill-40Sfiram-th-leaves a liqueur which, while elajatiagand; grateful to the palate posscsS3S also many useful medicinal pro perties. A correspondent of a French paper, who has, made acquaintance with the new beverage in Marseilles, where it is 'already largely manufactured and con ' sumed, predicts jthat within six months it j trill become popular throughout France, andijt tiyeryvrhero takenthe place of absinthorrtbo "ijreea muse," which has temporarily" inspired, only afterward to Btnpefr and kill, so many of ho most tal ented of French writers and poets. RAPID TRANSITION. The followinz from the KeidSTiiie . limes shows how conducive a Federal office is to a rapid rate of transition, how i i ihov' ' looked 1 eople who imagine cy , ookeo h a glass, darkly now see tbrougui pair of green goggles Whereby they sup- Ty-mr rvrrv one 10 DC 01 tue baiuc w i jwolhu;, i ...... thcr-lasscs: But read the bright scm- "democratic Democrats" tillatioii you and old fozv" Bourbons, ana juage yourselves wnciner juu um r ii thnu who are called I lu luuiiu ohihjq -" -- - i extremists or to be ope of Returning Bo lrd Hayes' ( admirers. Says p this par- t'ir.nlar' admirer of Mr. Hayes : h o Mmilaf armv ' There are tool " " 0"'"4 ."j. - i- i many of 'J-irldence .w Tery' largely ttendd, L , "i'i versai ueujuiuwdnuu. n 0 . cr rC2ular armv to fence in tne coumrjr. n: 1 ..IT I(l,n -1 TWnArrnrv li.i f nut !the COUUtry B VIrwv I ? - - - .- I with frpn snfTrarf and DOW, radicalism Has I ...... O ..." - I .i ...i v,n. l.. f with imitfer-l about limsnea tne otner nan wim uuit- sal suffra;re. 1 A strong regular army is all rnt.. -i tn rint &1 jral if it will noido to adorn atale. The I editor of the Times has recently received a rpvpnnn anrtdin tment from the Federal government. He used to edit a Demo cratic paper, but he began his downward career by ' first praising I the Fraudulent career y "-.P - , - I'resiueut inen liKe some utuia "aM pnnPrvntivn naners in this State he com-1 , mcnceil a uraae OI aDiise agaiuau mw 1 papers who didn't ''bend the, pregnant hinges of the knee that thrift might fol- low! fawning, v and who refused to fall into line and sing pwans of praise to a lweturn . , 1 mg Board .President. WASHINGTON LETTER. Wmiiixgton, Aug. 17, 1877. mrsnn oricc determines to believe x I ccrtam thinfr he will believe it. and will find in every direction arguments to sup- port his belief. , Some papers that desire t.j , v.j ur o ctnr, tonHinr FpPral armv had their "v"o -.---.c, - , faith strengbteued by tne violence attend- g th(J iate'strike, though if fhat violence demonstrated anything it was the need of a strong State pilitia. But in these times of llenublican disintegration we rausfc cxpe6fc (he prominent men and news- pdpers 0f tue paty to seize upon amost anvscncme tnat promises to sivo mem followers. , - Secretary Sherman - csterday spoke on ancial ouestions at Mansfield, Ohio. SpCcoh was carefully, prepared, and no j. hatic'in stating us determination -to onnff aoout specie p;j- irIiTT.. w I i i , . Mr. llaycs-knew of his purpose to speak This is significant, inasmuch as a not over strict contsruction of the Administration s k. . gcfvice K,form policy kvould pre vcnt a public ofBcer neglecting his duties to bulidoze.tbe public on political ques tionst In the feverish condition of politics m unio, i ,imnis secretary ouermaus speech will be more likely to repel than to secure voters, It was a speech better fitted for New 'York .than Ohio. ; .Indirectly, perhaps, he spoke of saving by 'skuttt'ng down on old claims," &c. 4r" t o i. OI ' l By 'this he could mean nothing but the absolute refusal to-pay debts which had not taken the form ot bonds, but which are just as well supported by law as any part ot tue bonded deot. lie is tnus "saving'' each month fully as large a sum as the reported monthly reduction of the public debt. Any creditor who evades the payment of a debt "saves" the amount in the same way. ' , Secretary Schu'rz is investigating some of his subordinates and is doing it in se cret, giving them no chance to cross-examine witnesses or introduce proof. He says, however, that thesuspected parties shall have such opportunity, after the in vestigation is over. What benefit they will derive from a cross-examination of their accusers, and the ' witnesses "after the verdict," it is hard to tell. The relation of our government to the Indian tribes is unlike anything in i histo ry, and it is curiously illustrated by the appointment of a commission to visit Canada and make arrangement for the return of Sitting Bull and his followers, whom we lately drove across the border. Gen. Gibbons telegraphs that "Gen. Howard is in full pursuit of the hostile Indians As a historical fct this is cheering, but wben Gen. Gibbon xise from dry facts to prophecy, and says 'the next time the Indians are struck they will be ruined," he not"only states what may or may not be true, but he speaks , so am biguously that we are ia doubt whether the Indians or Howard and his command are doomed. He should be mote explicit. The country will feel easier, though, now that Gibbon,' instead of Howard's imagi ative aid, is sending despatches. When he tc!orjphs-7 matters of knowledge we can believe them. 1 In Maryland the laboring classes are organizing extensively in the cities for the political-campaign. Perhaps for this rea son, but most likely for a more patriotic one, the Democrats all over the State ore nominating better men -than usual of late years for all the offices, j A . . Cornell,! of K. ,Y., is now the only member of the National llepublican Com mittee who keeps both that position and ,i Federal -office., It is given out semi ofiicialljy here that when Mr! Hayes re turns, about the 2oth, Mr.' Cornell will be bouueed. Such an act will be a declara tion of war on Senator Conk ling, if peace may be said to exjst between that gentle- man and the administration, j Well-inforaoed politicians here do cot put any faith whatever in the report thai certain Maine Republicans, including ex SenatorJMorrill, ex-Gor. Morrill and Chamberlain and other officeholders, ex officeholders, office seekers and standing candidates for office, will hold a meeting with a purpose of securing control of the party in that State in the interest of ,the Administration, f Whaj a sight the gath- ering of uch a band of place-hunters in . 1 .4mmw4 it raft inn nrri ,1A V-! Thcv ... -.....f Mr Haves, but it 01 h better for thdt gentleman if they & it uDcctentationsly and within their pany. it wiu aiswuu ucuei P alUanccs with , itV another vear for, victory, Messrs? Democrats -of Maine and other ahan- umus, lomei iiuiuuuju .v -j j n :.;fTT ol Vinnnstv. uuums m imuuo , Mr. John T". Ford, the well-known me- laincai manager in uanuuuic, n, v Mrs Annie r. lua w uio vh.iv.ji uuuu.v. , Thornton .a bride of only "a few weeks, who died so suddenly that her parenta were unable to reach her bedside. Her fr col lief Sifnnlax' a'f lifr f.itliur s rest uuv.i - nd meos of regret and condolence came , . lU ,. , irum iu.uiwb, auu i.um WkU the Atlantic. AIDOD them were lis- ;. r i " . fmm Tnconl, Tofforsnn .Tolin h UUVVU&O VUOV-UU uvuviouu, .... j.w:m.m w,-n0r ' nn,1 letters " , hW omnlisTifirl l.idv. an early ago had already given Ufa high opder of literary ability Notice of Dissolution fpgjj (jo-PARTNERSIIIP latelv existing1 1 between CHARLES D. MER.S and JOILN L: BOATWRIGHT, under the Iirm name of CHARLES D. Mitiua &f tu., was dissolved on the 6th day of August, 1877, by mutual consent. All debts dueor owinr th said nartnershio must be paid to ,.onn t.taj..y- edneSg due by the said partnership must be presented to hirr i tor ..payment. JOHN L. BOATWR1UUT. August 7, 1877. To the Public. HAVING PURCHASED THK aAliKb intorpst of Cant. C. D. MVEUS. in the ousiness oi me jaie iirm ui vuinnjuu MYERS k CO.. 1 will continue to carry the GROCERY BUSINESS at the old stand of CHARLES D. MYERS & CO., ana hope fnr a continuance of the nublic Datronacre so "r a continuance ot tne puDiic pair for a continuance of the public patronage nhora w bestowed UDon the late firm . ' JOHN L. IJOATWIl IGIIT. August 7th, 1877. A Card. A S WILL BE SEEN BY ABOVE AX- Ix. nouncement. I have this day sold my in terest in the business to my partner, Capt. JOHN Ij. BOATWK1U11T, ana wlnie tnanK ingour many friends for the very generoui patronage so kindly given us in the past, j rpsnpptfiillv ask that the same, ana even more, be given the new concern in the future ausr 7 CHAS. D. MYERS. 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