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of luck that has reached him at last. [t may be hoped that he will be left in command of Earle’s force, as il was} known till the other day, and that it will t to his hy ire to attack Ber ber. There is only Sir Evely n Wood to supersede him, and probably Wol- seiey W hesitate to putany one over Brackeobury’s head, particularly afcer

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WOLSELEY ON GORDON A good many unpleasant things have | been avout Lord Wolseley at various times, and one of the most il! natured was unfounded statement

i as las a foily the

said

the that he had stiymatise ch Gen. Gordon sent I have seen, suye a n the London World,

letter from bim in whieb be utteriy re pudiates and any

Gener-

(ing). genies HaVIDg UuseUd The gallant s opipion of his biave comrade given in this sar letter de: res to be made: personal friend of, Gordon’s,” he writes, “and one of his most devoted admirers. I always say that I have pers mally known only two heroes in my life. Robert Lee of the} Southern Army, was one, and Gordon | is the other. Apart from the feelings ot daty by which | am actuated in this| enterp! feeling of | persooal affection for the mar who has | lefended Khartonm, and

my parttodo ail a man This is the chivalrous high-minded aud it may go far to explain t dictated Stewart's ad-

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L\NECDUTE ABOUT GORDON,

The Glasgow Mai! relates the follow ing anecdote of Gen. Gordon: Io the last fortnight of hisstay in England, before his departure for Khartoum, he! meta beggarin the lanes of Hampe-| shire, near Southampton, and that beg-| gar, more suo, pitched to him a woader- ous pitiful tale. Gordon had but one eoin in his pocket, and that coin was a

wereign, which he readily subscribed for the benefit of the beggar. An hour! iater he discovered from a police cons- table that the beggar wasa hoary im-} poster. Gordon immediately proceed- ed to select the thickest ash cudgel his house could supply. He waiked fifteen miles, aod succeeded in laying hands upon the delinquent, whom he trounced | within a few inches of his life. Un-! fortunately heforgot to ask for the sovereign back again ; and three days | later he went to Khartoum.

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Prohibition in Newfoundland.

Ata ureat Jobu s,

Newfoundiaad, the following resolution

meeting in. St,

was moved by the Solictor-General and carried with enthusiasm: “That in view of the rapidly rising temperance sentiment all over the country it is the nof this meeting that the time bas come to seek an act ofthe Legisi ture for the total prohibition of the} liquor tariffin this colony.” The St. | Joun’s Mere UrYy Says: “The yood ship Pi obibition has commenced her voyage with favoring breezes, and will have a happy = arrival in haven for which she is now aiming. It] will indeed be a giorious day when the} Importation, manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquor is forbidden throughout the Island.”

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hyme he taltered

perceptiblv, and as he sat down by tue side of the minister of | the parish he whispered: ‘Doctor, I}

don't know to whom those eyes belong which are diree ly facing me, but they | are gut too much forme, and I ean ' not preach Mr. Webster was re

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