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      The Tomahawk: A Saturday Journal Of Sati...

      THE TOMAHAWK : A SATURDAY JOURNAL OF SATIRE . ¦ V 4 V * . ' ^ II "INVITAT CULPAM QUI PECCATUM PROETERIT . "

      No. * 4-] London, June I, 1867. [Price T...

      No . * 4- ] LONDON , JUNE i , 1867 . [ Price Twopence .

      A Statement Has Just Gone The Round Of T...

      A statement has just gone the round of the papers , to the effect that an officer of high rank in the army is to be called upon to resign his commission in consequence of his name being associated with a recent turf scandal . We are going to be less reserved . The scandal is the notorious Soiled Dove case , and the name of the officer is General Shirley .

      General Kauffman, Who Drew Up A Scheme F...

      General Kauffman , who drew up a scheme for the invasion of India during the Crimean war , has been appointed by the Russian Government to succeeed General Romanovsky as governor of the newly acquired provinces in Central Asia .

      A Scheme Of Great Importance To The Trav...

      A scheme of great importance to the travelling world is now the subject of Imperial consideration in France . It is proposed that railway tickets should be abolished , and that passengers * should buy their travelling power by distance instead of by journies . The intending traveller would thus be enabled to lay

      in a stock of a thousand of kilometres of travelling in paper , would simply enter the railway where he pleased , and at the end of his journey would tear off from his paper-kilometres the number he had used and would have no further trouble .

      The New French Cannon, Of Which So Many ...

      The new French cannon , of which so many wonderful accounts have been given , is nothing more nor less than a cluster of 29 rifle tubes fired by means of a wheel which ignites successively the charges all round . It has the advantage of having no recoil , but it is not considered a success .

      The International Letter-Writer.

      THE INTERNATIONAL LETTER-WRITER .

      Swered Every A Letter One Knows From Gen...

      swered Every a letter one knows from General that Mr Garibaldi . Beales , , M in . A the ., has gushing recentl school y anpec sible uliar that to modern of our Italian readers literature do not , but know it that is more the than President posof atte the mpt Reform at many catching League up , " style olde , " has ned contin by the ued success the international of his first ing series . eresting By what spe means cimens we befor have e been our enabled numerou to lay subs the crib follow ers is - our to to shut sh m ut atter their their , an mouths mouths d no on . e ODen else ' s their their . All eves that our and and friends see see what what have we we to dp have have is open eyes ,

      sent them , , , » LETTER I . Monsoo Napoleon Beales . , Maiter der Artes ah Lemperer Looey Seah , chantay Ler Reform quer vous League avay ay en ley France pay . le Noo universal sommes suffrage bokoo . Say envoo tooterfay ayay ler un , bontay bong chose der prennay . Sertaimon ler position wee un der bong vice chose -president . Vooley du Reform League . Embrarcee , Monsoo , le civilization de L'Angle-

      Swered Every A Letter One Knows From Gen...

      ar terre voo . Vollar . Mon pourquaw Doo wee , jay par avay pore prennay otrer l chose e libertay sur mon ecreevay onner . voo Mon . Reponday letter say ler civil patriotism play . Donnay par ler may impertinence complamon , comprenny ar limperatrice , ay pensay voo quer jers swee Ler Maiter toojers der votrer Artes vraymont , Beales , . Letter II . Front the Pale-Face the Beales Tiger-slay to the Red Chimpanzee -Skin O-Kl " -Rl , surnamed

      form Beales League , Ruler , salutes of all his the Arts brother , Chief of Medicine the Prairie Man . of Will the Re the - * in Ti the ger- wigwa slaying m Chimpanzee of the Reform ' acc League ept the post ( Clerkenwell of Vice- Branch President ) ? anything The * Tiger to - the slay pale ing -faced Chimpanzee Master ' of will Arts not ; all be that expected is required to pay is the moral support of the mighty hunter of the Prairie . The calbe mut discussed of clay , and at the the Council fire-water . of the Pale-faced Kinahan , will

      Letter III . From Massa of Arts Beales to Ole Uncle Ned , South Carolina . yu . Goll Wh y y , goll am y us , I not say got , Massa de universal Uncle Ned suffrage , I ' se ? got Goll a y , widdle golly , g for ib golly it up , I say So , does ole dis nigger ' ere , child I tell ! Yaw wot J yaw yu do ! yah Sare ! yah , yu become Golly , Vice V AWV * - J President » &^> 9 AUVll anoder l > of WA word " the bllV Refor O . A . LJ . VJA m 1 dat X & League J- is *\* O wot , fZi \ A \* m , dat V 4 . C 4 . do I * is 1 * 3 wot VTVW yu J U do \ 4 V / t Sare ^ ttlWt .

      Don't say Sare , yu Massa Sare . Beales . Letter IV . Mandarin ( of Arts ) Beales to the Emperor of China . Neptu The nei Celestial the half Beales -brother , the of cousin Satu of rn , Aurora and the , the President son-in-law of the of ment Reform of that League Gr , eat falls -Grandmother oh his face , and of VJi the kisses Moon the hem of the gar

      -AA China XltXXl * V : / J . |» Will J . AC 4 . i > Vll the W ^ most W'V . 'iailUlllVfbUW noble the Deceased VXXV > . ITJ . VJVSI Wife . 1 . , 9 VliV ' s Sister Emperor . I _ # 1 . 1 . A . LJV * of X VIX the \ JM . by Sun acc ill epting uminate the Pe post ntonville of Vice , with -President the glories of the of his Reform countenances League ? The Celestial Beales grovels in the earth before the throne of answer the magnificent to his humble Nephew petition of the . Comet , and implores a speedy Letter V .

      From Maister Bales to Tim O'Flaherty . ing co shure Tim nsaint to it , yer s yer maself . to thief be What a that of ' Vice s the he will ' - s wur Prasident got tell ruld yer to , say shure 1 of Tim to the its yer , yer Raform old ? blaygu Bales Be Lague aisy ard who now , ' ? will s talk and Say ye - yes een , d of arlin a Maister ' na cruiskee of Arts mavourneen , and oblige your ould spalp Ould Bales .

      The Has Th Bee Direction E N Right Takin...

      the has Th direction e n Right taking of Way les the sons Czar to Write . pe The nma . — n very shi The p promising at King St . Petersbu of nature the rg Greek of under the s youthful sovereign ' s recent sketches in Creta levis , is said to be gr the ess in m this ediate respect caus . e of his future uncle ' s interest in his pro-___^ *

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    • Tomahawk (1867-1870), June 1, 1867, page unpag, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/t/issues/ttw_01061867/page/1/