The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, February 08, 1868, Image 3

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ELTURDAY, FEBRUARY. 8, 14 e
THE rerrun.tuas JOB
Last yesi a bill wee brought , into ttie
y Ai:win:ire to authorize anti direct the
Governor to appoint an Insnector of
01/1. 'Neither the earners of oil wells,
nor the refiners, nor the dealers to
here or elsewhere, asked for
the creation of anch an officer. On
theipart- of .consumers of oils, yeheth
ex thls Commonwealth, in other States
of the Bolen, or in foreign countritea,
therg wee no demand for an, Inspector
ship, ina no desire for. one. Perim'
engaged lathe, trade, , and the, geneisl
public, Were sath lied abandantly. No
difficulty was experienced at Antwerp or
other ports. in Euioperin negotisihig
oak, in advance of delivery, of large
Invoices ; on the reputation of establish•
ed brands and trade marks, and not the
alightisst desire was evinced anywhere
for additional Iclam:acts as to quality
or quX:nyty. lodeed, there were many
Indications that a new brand, even by an
accredited officer, would interfere, fora
"considerable period tt least, with a con
iffitionef the trade with vrhich all parties I
were -content.
Frain whe.nce, then, came this attempt?
'Evidently; one or more individuals, with
no capacity for, starting and pushing anc•
aurally a businesiof Ida or their own,
were - anxious to make a living, and a
good deal besides, by virtually levyhog
tax, for their especial benefit, and for o
Otheranceivable end, on the bruineas f
otherpricipler. ;, -
The combined remonstrances of 1
detesters in oils were so eharri.. -
members of the Legislative bodies were
anuariked to give heed thereto, and
the pluddenng enterprise failed.
Banana the opening of the present
amnion a borer from Philadelphia sought
an interview with_the President of the
Senate, disclesed to him that the experi
ment was to bo repeated, and begged
that the bill, When presented, might be
referred to the Committee on . Corpor
a A 'reference more illegitimate
amid. scarcely be Imagined. It was not
prOposed to create a new corporation or
to deilwitlian' old one, but to
. provide
for the eppMatment of en . Inspector.
The bill Went, as was proper, to the
.Itallidary Committee 'General; and was
by that Committee reported to the Sen
ate ii about twenty-four hours. - Who
asked. foe thin bill? Nobody but tee
borer. -No yolce went up from the wa r
Sumas of Oil for it; and none from-the
produbers and'
.deliere. Is anybody
marvelled? The bill as read in place,
and as repOrted by the Committee, prO.'
posed to levy taxes to the amount of ono,
hundred thousand' dollars annually cic
r
gut MI trade for the benefit of the borer
and bin associates. That was the milk
in. -the Cocoanut; and the Committee
made hot haste to report the 101 l so that
it might be put ad itspathga,befor!.l the
men fro& whom thirdarge amount of
pleader was to be-wiliduched, should be
apprised of the design.
No sooner was Intelligence of the in
irodrictionof the bill spread over the
'State time - there was a simultaneous
Movement on the,paet Seoll. dealers to
defeat it, Com6lttees of them from this
city, Philidelphis and _elsewhere; re,
yelred at once to Ifarriebutg, to ;make
burins their objections. The delega
- limas in the two Houses from Allegheny
enttPhiladelphia, in view of facts and
coduderationi within their own knowl
- presented a united front against
- the talL They heel ltwould be injn
lions to both cities, tending pokerfully
to drive the whole export trade out of
the Ease: end 'concentrate it New
_at Ne
York and Baltimore. This would com
pel the immigration thence
of conside
rable ntdnbera of experienced, able and
went citizen*, and the-removal with
them of their accumuls4d capital, as
well ai their bisiness skill and energy.
neturettO Suppose, view_ _of
thii,coaditloa of facts, that • the bill
would-be thrown out; but that did not
lisprn. The beet terms the dealers
could obtain wail. nominal reduction of
Inspector's fees to live thousand dollars
a year sad an exemption of oils in bond
from Inspectiom, With this the dealers
_were' constrained to be content, lest
worse should come upon them.
. Who confronted the dealers, _demand,
Ing the passage of the bill ? Nobody.
Only the borer stood hadn't-quietly isit;
gineering his game. As the bill migin
ally stealth= swindle was too manifest
'and flagrant, after a revelation of the
tuts, to permit any body seriously . to
defend it. And hence. the abatements
By whit prevention' the Inspeatoes
emoluments are to be exactly gauged
and determined so as not to exceed five
thousand dollars a year, we do not clear
ly sett. In all probability, whatever the
law may provide, his income would be
made to greatly exceed thelmouet speCi
lied.. Indeed, we think it safe to infer
Unit the limitation Would be altogether
inept:l:alive, and that „the only Laying
clam is that which exempts oila in bond
tiom Inspection. - Bat if oils sent abozirtd
May unlnspected, why not let the
=taller quantity that stays behind ,he
exempt likewise? or, if It is and must
pass through the process of inspeetion,
let it not be till the people ask for it fo
otpad of a epeculator in legislation.
We do nutlike the bill, even with the
amendments engrafted upon it. `There
is no popular demand for tale InspectOr•
ship: Not: one citizen has asked for it;
and not a citizen will who understands
the cane. The creation of fat places, at
the expanse of bush:leas men, limply to
havb comfortable places to' put drottes
into,; who ought to go to wOrk at some
meal and productive employment, is a
ablate and disgrace. The pensioning of
inch men on industrious and entermie
leg people, without their cinteent, and
under color of law, iia Erster that calls
for the interposition of t h e high preroga-.
'titre of the Governor, if it 'llan be per
aisted Governor G • I V will EAU
the chance of doing an ex lent thing,
and of adding to Ids claims pint the con
. lidence of the people of t et Common
wnk if he approves oft -
abill, either
In Its original etrepeOr in • him to
which It hes been reduced.
. .
' 111 comszertea with- tb • anticipiteo
ampletten of the Councils lie Railroad,
attending a direct comm.. 4:attest , be
lweseCtsis city and Balt' ...re, it is de.
morlog of mention that Masora 1 A.
Seimrascher b Co. mine ce that the
North Garman Lloyd wiltpet on two
!crew eternal:lips of twenty five hundred
tone heathen and seven h dred Morse
_,power each, which will aim rem:liar
monthly - trips hereafter be ween Balti
mcce and Bremen. The fir t vessel will
kayo Bream on the Ist of larch cies;
1
.taking her dcpaiture from sithatore on
her return voyage on the at or April.
These stearaFramill touch a . Southamp
ton going and coming. .
Tas friends of three different gentle
s:Mai in Pennsylvania are. striving to
obtain fos'them the endorsement , of jthe
Republican State Convention for r the
Vice Presidential nomination by the
National Convention. These err Con
nit, GILGIT and Ciasnv. It is underztocd
that the two latter consent to' whit is
thim doneln their behalf, while the' for.
mar senmine passive, holding himself at
liberty to ad ultimately as either his
own feelings or the good of the party
shall win to demand at his hand's!'
Tun Beluga Finance report is expected
withina few dap& - The delay thus far
Sd attribnhible to the desh - e expressed by
the members that . their !Action tre nnani.
monk • The prevailing opinion in the
Committee
Is in favor of a Tow rate Of in
tend, ssy not tomcod four or four and
One-half per cent. in every scheme for
.
fonding.the national debt in long binds.
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VOLUME LXMII.---NO.
A CONVENTION PROPOSED
Mr. Manx, of Potter county, has in
troduced into the House of Representa
tive/I.st Harrisburg a Joint msolutiOn
tubmitting the question of holding a
Convention to revise the. Constitution to
the pe l ople at the election to be held next
October. Of course, this resolution does
not contain a scheme of amendments,
desirable or undesirable. Such emboli.
went would be out of place in a proposi
tion of this sort. Ooly the"naked goes
tiorristireiente4 of allowing the people,
'through representatives chosen for that
special purcrose„ to alter or - modify the
organic law under - which they live.
'pis question will. not necessarily in
volve any other; nor is it probable that
it could be made to assume a party char.
acter.• .If the Convention should be de
cided lIEKID, it is now likely some of the
changes submitted would become mat
ters of party contention; but even this
result could ha measurably avoided by
appointing a special election for the
ratification or rejection of the instrument,
either as a whole or in separate sections
Probably every thoughtful man im the
Commonwealth would be glad, to have
the Censtitation changed in one or more
particulars. It is reasonable to premine
that if a ConVention sbotim be hale pub
lic ophsion, as to changes, would be
found In a edtnewhat . chaotic con6tion,
but a decided majority Would concur
In demanding - amendmerits on certain
heads. • '
Whether the present is a suitable time
to take LID this matter may well be de
bated Inwiew of results developed else
where. We have 'fallen upon a transi•
smeary epoch ea to ideas; and hence
there in no , small amount of incertitude
and ferment. It seems to se that the
period appropriate to discussion has not
yet been exhatuded, and that to precipi:
tate a verdict on either of several paints
would at beat be to consume time and
means to no avail, and might throw ul
tivate-consumnuttionatill farther into
the future. 'We' apprehend this fe the
view the I.egialatrire will adopt, and
upon which its action will be based.
We do not make these suggestions be
cause we are anxious to escape respon
sibility on any of the points likely to
raise in s e 'revision of the Consutution;
but became infear a Conventioncalled
at this time would furnish another Illus
tration of the maxlm, "the more baste,
the less speed." When dlscutaion ahall
have done its work; and public opinion
shall have more nearly crystalized, we
shall rejoice to lustre a Constitutional
Convention summoned.
larl Mar=
• Lsst year Mr. DarroDenzucxson, of
Head Ville, Mr. MoCrav Ham, of Bed- .
fond, and Mr. Wersa. Moirman, of
dhester; were appointed Commissioners
to mid* the Civil Code of Pennsylva
nia. The duty assigned to them, they
have performed in part, and transmitted
the result to the Legitdatnro in the form
of nine 'distinct bills, respectively on
Corporations, General Pleading, .Deeds
•nd Mortgnges, Evidence, Interest,
Landlord and Tenant, Sienna df
Hlghiays and Bridges, and Poor
' In addition to the general importance
of having these bills reported so early
in the amnion as to allow', the amplest
consideration to be given to them, there
dxiata • special reason in the bact that
bills' are before one oxthe other of the
Rouses relating tcrsome of the matters
provided 113 r in the labors of the Com
missionera. For Matinee, a Free Rail
road bill is pending in each House, Ind
• the Commissioners in their bill on Cor
porations have covered the same ground,
providing for freedom of construction to•
es large - an extant as is thought desire-
and at the same time imposing re
strictions and conditions necessary to
guard both prlrate and corporate nghts,
so far as liable to be improperly trenched
upon.by new enterprises.
Some topice,•u the regulation of bank
ing, the , Comminioners have not ,yet
concluded their labors upon.
The bills reported by these gentlemen
will.necessexily receive a large mesa=
of attention from the members of the
legal profession throe:tont the State;
and if this body shall be tolerably wall
united In opinion as to the -merits or de
merits of the codification, their judg
ment will doubtless be accepted by the
Legislature as of very high, perhaps ria
of conclusive authority. If, however,
thi.t judgment emu be divided aunt .
equally, it may be inferred that the
. proposed codification will SUL .
Tait Harrisburg Telegraph. : with ap
parent aeriousame, expense" astonish-.
meat that the Republican jourtuds of thii
city have not broken out into . Ul/Meal
areli laudation of the Legislature on ac
count of the restoration of the Connella.
villa charter. We cannot help =spent
ing the solemnity!' simulated, and that
beneath the cesnmed gravity there larks
the leer of jolliest waggery.
The legislature - took away the char- I
ter, against law and equity—nht through
misapprehension, but because it was
paid to do the job. Year after year
it refused to make restitution, because it
ll'afl purchased to withhold Justice. At I
last the power of tho Supreme Court
was invoked, and the Judges nuni
measly ordered the .resteration. When
the Issglalature could not help itself, it
gave back the franchises it wrongfully I
took from na
If a moral should plunder froia our'
contemporary a valuable pure; should
penis; in spip of the moat earnest re
monstrances and solictattons, in keeping I
It; and the aid of the 'pollee ohould be
sought and obtained to enforce recovery;
and thus the 'reclamation should be ac•
coMplished, would he thank the thief or
the police?
. The preen of Allegheny, In COMM=
with its whole .populatioa, have raised
their hate In profound respect to the Su-'
preme Court. They thank the Legisla
ture for nothing, touching this matter.
All &lengthen have. been members of
the Legislature who were actuated, by a
nice sense of honor—a supreme regard
fur justice—in all their actions relative
to the Connellsville bill; neither the
press, nor the people of this county, 4Ye
been wanting in respect for these ikon
.orabte gentlemen. Faithful among the
frdthless,they have warm places in our
gratitude, Which will never. cooL
Toe President has been talking with
various individuals as to what he will do
about the Alabama claims. - If their ro
spxtive representations may be-credited
be was not careful to use the samciatt—
gnsese, or to . 00nTer the same thyme-
Ilion, to these different pertons. One of
his failings, as a public man, is that he
talks too much, and remembers too lit
tle, on each occasion, what ho said
previously. However' furiously ho may
talk concerning the claims In quation,
there Is no probability that he will do
any of the terrible things ho has threat
ened.
Tye sraccu of Mr. G. W. Wood
ward, on the currency questiOnS, finds
considerable Democratiocidorsementin
Pennsylvania, notwithstanding the rer
alstent efforts of demagogues of his
party to debauch their followers into
demanding a prolonged eraot Irredeem
able paper money. ,
Puny the tone of the Republican press
.throughout tha Htato, eanchide that,
the combig Rata •Convention will re-'
nominate Glen. Hartman for Auditor
General, and Mr. Campbell for &Inver
General, slit oat it not quite by acclaim-
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I STATE LUNATIC: HOSPITAL. I
The Trustees arid Superintendent of
the State LaOatic Hospitst of Peerasyl
vania, located at Harrisburg, have pre.
Hated their .innual report to the Gov
ernor of the !Commonwealth. On pe
ruaing it, we hod that the institution has
been doing as'the other insane public
asylumns have been, ns!niuch geodes its
1
dimensions dill allow; that the number
of patients coder treatment has been
larger than the buildings were intended
to!ae..eemmodate, and that the expenses •
of the year lu ! ve, been heavier than the ,
appropriations made by the Legislatures.
On the first cf January, 18r 1 7, there
were 327 patients in the hospital, 141 of
whom were males, and 146 females; 170
i. were admitted during theyear, of whom
69 were miles ! and 71 females; 05 males
ll and 65 females. were discharged during
the year. Of this number Si were /ca
tered, 30 imprirved, 38 were stationary,
and 31 died. An the 31st of December,
1867, 185 melee and iris females remain
ed lathe hospital. • There was a decided
Increase in the number orpetlents treat
ed daring the year, and the wards of the
hospital have been' crowded. Early in
the summer the pressure was no great
that the Beard was forced to refuse ad
mission to all save meet:it cases of insan:,!
tty, and they have never yet been able !
to recall that order, nor do they see any !
prospect of being able to do so during
the coming Thar.
as we do the extremely
crowded state of Dixmont, and ilndiag
new that the State hospital is in the
same cendition,,we think that the -Leg
islature should) exan.i cc into this thing,'
cad provide amply for all these, the most
afflicted of theicltivens of the•Commoti
wealth.
Notwithstanding the crowded state of
the wards, hoWever, thn health of the
whole houcehnld at thbt hospital has
been remarkably good, and we rind of
the 34 - death's during the 'year, 19 were
caused- by thc exhaustion cf chronic
manis,;,4 by exhaustion of acute mania;
1 by injuries from another patient; 1 by
injuries from a rsilroad train; 5 by dis
ease of the brain, and 4 by-disease of
toe laugh.
The ,buildinis ,have been somewhat
increased durinkthe year, and a great
improveinent effected in the arilingement
of the interior; 'further improvements,
however, are delayed until other ap
vropriations render them possible. These
fiats we glean from the two reports, but
the report of Dr. Curwen, the Superin.
tendent, ie tool able to admit of much .
curtailing. The author himself is one
of the greatest, authorities oh this Sub
ject now living, and bee written a dig
nified, exhaustive and clear report, not
only on thy slats of the hospital, but
also -referring, to come of thd causes of
the rapid Increase in the number of lu
nettes. Many of his statements are
facts (v . hich are absolutely startling, tut
none the less true, and Dr. Curwen do;
aeries the thanks of the people- of the
Sate for thus clearly and forcibly bring
ing them to' the notice of their leg.
Water&
The continuance of the Mild weather
sad general ectrclty- of' labor combine
to keep hundreds of persons in this
neighborhood In poyerty Bud went.
The office of the litiardiana of the Poor
is dilly thronged withapplicants for re
lief of all egos, sizes and conditions, and
with the scanty 'means .at their disposal
the gentlemen Having charge of the die
tribation fled it impossible to materially
assist nny . of -the unfortunate paupers.
They afferdin nearly every case tempo
rary relief, sad in cases where the ap
pllearits arehiebie or old, they are com
mitted to the Prior Homo, which la at
the present time', nucomffirtably crowd-1
ed. The private associations for the re
lief of the poor are leavily...lxesi, bat
threugh adenble ' management and
wise discrimination, have succeeded In
performing a vat amount of good • .
to
wards their soft - Mini Tellow men. It isa
fact worthy of mete that a large percen
tage of our paupers come from the neigh.
boring country districts seeking employ
ment. They are able Ito-lied and will
ing, but our labor market is over-stock
ed, and they cannot obtain anything to
do in the way of work, and In the lone
linesi of a grent,city, without friends or
acquaintances, and what is wore, with
out money, they are forced to go from
door to door seeking alma. We say to
oar Country friends to remain, at home
and not flock inio the city for employ
ment, as oar own mechanics and labor
ers, who are .ion known and capable,
are idle in I hesl L reds, and can barely ins
tate themselves It is better to stay on
a farm without arark to do than to rush
into an overcrowded city, without ac
quaintance or money, in the vain hope
of obtaining remunerative employment.
A 31LIIIIER of the House at Harrisburg
has exhibited his zeal for the worthy
gentlemen who bold Milers to the several
counties, by proixising to Incresee . their
emoluments twenty per cent. While
wages in all other departments are going
backwards, this advance movement will
not do. When ,natriots cannot he found
to serve the people, on the present scale
of psy, it will d 0 to offer higher induce
ments; but, so long is fifty applicants
regularly appeal . for every race to be
pled, higher pay is not to be thought of.
IT 113 WELL aaows that most of the fib.
daunt Bankelarc considerable amounts
invested in gore.rnment bonds , beyond
what aro deposited In tho "lrzasury
Department as etcnrity for their notes In
circulation. idr.lLleederton. of MsEocm,
has reported to 'the . Senate a bill anchor
izinu any bank Ito deposit the blade It .
holds and recelie eighty per ant. of the .
fall amount :n Icircnletins notes, which
will enablo them to double , their gain.
on that portion their inveetment.
de inn rernuc revenue. dubs Jan
uary were not Officient to meet the cur
rent demalds op the Treaeury by twee.
the prospect is
Uon of trues. ,
or D.Oarlmrsl.
ty Mt
not brit.
IMOMMNEI6
The claims revolved
during Liao-mouth of January, original
and lomease, irl tho Pension Office, of
widows, to., 17tH-" of Invalid", 1,00 d
. 2,711. IS' ft rotor e f (dolma admitted
original nod Inerenle, of widow", • de.,
2,851; or Inv.}ll,lm, 17A-10tal, 3,871.
Numb•Yr of dein. rejector', original and
Increase, of widows. itc„.7ol; of Invalids,
LOT—tote!, 1,432. The total number of
elsimo ellspoßed of during the month
was 5,214. 'fhb number of letters writ
een was 6,451. ilimmlurs 13.nt."19, 7 7 0 ., In
the bounty lend division, Int warrants of
jeiriscrrs each Were trATI,d; 0020 w-rot.;
1, of PO norm. The total nu toborof war- i
rants "anted was 149. cor,lng
acme. OnlinW application, received,
110: Number,Of bet on writte" was 220.
Clreulars nent.i 379. • Claims 'impended,
M. In the division of navy claims, 21
original and larrease applications wore
I vs:aired. NuMbor of claims admitted,
I originaL and 'percale, of widows, du;, 16;
of ?lumber of
1 cledms rejected, original and Inc - realm, of
I widows, do., 7 of Invnlide, s—total. 12.
Tho total number of ,tlaltnn dispawl of
was 1,4. The number of lottnrs written
was all. Circplars sent,
Central ratl
ele s
ltaUrand Benda—
_ t home of Prier.
The sales of .bo First Mortgage -
Ronda I
of the Control !Pacific liallrond Comps.!
ny have recently been no rapid and ex
tenalvo that the fUll amount which - the
Company had propon.l to sell tithe
original price 610 and intermit, Wurbeen
-marketed, and the price has bran ad
vanced to per acid ac rued kitermt.
The program of the road, the prosper.
nun condition kiT aid Cowpony's affairs,
their abundan,tcuh resourcm, and high
credit, would seem In -fully Justify the
advance in th 4. mice of their First Mort.
gage Elands, land to Weide sufficient
guarantee of an active demand at the-ad
vanced rate.
E PEEDIERIS
• The dog tsx fa Vermont yields that
State a tax of $lO,OOO.
—Honduras is rapidly being depopu
lated by the • terrible stages of the
cholera.
—Lent week there were 219 deidh.s in
Philadelphia, end of these Gil were from
lung disease.
—A. T. Stewart has sent ,;(,00 as a
donation to the Bethany liliteion ticLool
of Philadelphia.
Chapter of the Society knownias
the Knights of Pythias is to be estab
lished In New York.
—The honorable and liberal jay
Packer wants to he our next President
on a Democratic platform.
Arkansasgets up:just abolit as many
assassinations of Union men now-a diva
as ale did befoie or during the war.
—The' Southern Relief Assoliation is
very active in its 'work of forwarding
provisions to the sufferers in the S +nth.
• —lsaac Lamer, Rabbi of the Portu
guese Synagogue in Philadelphia, died
on Saturday morning, aged silly two
years.
—The petroleum refiners have spoiled,
with their emptying and refuse, the
drinking water of one neighbors of the
Forrest City.
—Margaret Anspach was convicted on
Saturday, In Philadelphia, of murder in
the Second degree in cawing the death
of her . babe.
—Brother Brice, a Member of a lodge
in the Island of Jersyi is said to be 'the
tallest mason in Eur Ope. He is almost
eight feet high.
—A. young man aged twenty-four has
recently married a woman aged torty
two, who was his foster-mother and wet
nurse in Dantzig.
_ viethibe of the famine in Algeria
are so numerous that they are thrown
promiscuously into trenches as Mie dead
on a battle-laid are buried. •
—The present ,Legislature of Ohio,
knowing that its chances and time are
few and shbrt, is going oblekly through
its laws inserting the word while.
—The most rapid promotion on revara
in the British army it that 'of Major
Orneral Carey, C. R., whO twenty-three
years ago recerred his commission as
c-xnet.
—Napolea's boy will be twelve years
old ha March. His chances of succeed
ing his father foc.any length of time on
the throne of France seem to be. very
Newark, firm of brewurs .
Is reported to have purchased 38,000,•
000 worth of salt.. The beer of the firm,
it is hoped, will be better after thiscuor
mous outlky.
—Lord Brougham
. I.ml at last ru
cunalaed,,,,,ll.B has been deprived of the
u.A of hi . ; limbs.' and be can no longer
trtimalate, .I , et his mind is as CUL and
robust, apparently, ea ever. ,; Le raved" lo some of the other houses
—On Tuesday morning last Matthew ; .:1 worship a re, teal mere thorough and
Flynn was arrested in Kansa s eity, Ida i gaiht, and Frt,bab I) 1.11,.;:e Li:tit:lg in its
Be in charged with the slight offense - of t <fleets, to going on.
killing two negroea and wounding at -1. --4hbuilu.r hes .. startling ghat, who
tilled at Fort . Hays some time last De- t hot Ice add ,fiin ? •with
;cfs which be
,
dumber.' i I smokes bite. , elf : h} clutching sleeping
-The Mexican banker, 'Tacker, is, so FC312 1 ,11e by ilil'ittiient. A a Gil t, treatment
~,
soya L' Indrpenderye Bilge, in Paris for i i renenill:c to:hi...as the sif•epers, and as
:be purpose of bringing suit against the i .. o I:li - t ....n.r1. , .."0l ono, who wears
French Government for the payment of i ..-lite erase cloth.*, ( thai:fit where be
' ot h a lr y tee ge u t t in t: l9°lll° ' I..fru: 7
We
wi't;
h' l
: fa ts'h i.l
ditto
longer LC-ti
d ;
•, ',.w
‘;':'; 'h : r. teat l'r think,) °ud"r
—For years rib civil service appoint. i the eth.et is anythin ; but pleasant. - •
meat has caused so much dissatisfaction i --Tie. sitioing la wt•r of Pisa is said to
or given rise to so tench newspaper die t t., inn aft ry ref:Ft:3 coalition and like.
•iusalrin in Englantila has that of. Mc . f w
~: erlr. It is rot generally
Thornton, the new Minister to ' the '. ....,,L,,,,, 11.,,r, ;1, ~ ~,, many other Ivan.
. ~ re ~•.ivr. 5. 1 t f.r.e It. ek tt , ,t o r n:L.f ,, t o h t e ( c o u ri e r
United States. '
—Detroit Ls said to be the larce , ms l •555 ..i— ..l i'i :;tFiry,
market in this country. The amount of , .:,,,, wrii.l. -:. .. , a ....et. or i............4.....i
hat sort of wealth which reatiaCJl IiIAL i .rdrn the lerponct. e',T, and nearly CYC.
.It 7 during the year is immense. Lein- i l ry chnrch in the to a b..s two or there
g, in Germany, is the greatest for mar.„
kimi'n the world.'
-,—The family of Mr. Boyle, residing
th 'Cincinnati, was-poisoned with arsenic
shlch watt mixed with some food list
•Wsek. Nobody died from Its effects
nowever, and the_ perpetrator of the deed
'a
thus far unknown.
Ono. of the at:cleat Saxon law, con,
cereal leap year; and was a little more
.rbiteary• than might always be pleasant.
file lady bad thaprivilege of propc-ing
marriage, bet the tinfortunate man was
lot alloyed to refuse. ' trio, uro e, s.,,,,hz,ltyt:ot nano , o!
—The Portland Oregenien says that ' „
o - ,1 cue. ot. her d - to<ht , T, 41,i1 i man the
.birty-fiiie men from Bozeman captured ... , r , t ..-.... o , Tt , , ~i„,,,,, I ,
eleven horse thieves in the Yellowetoeo ~... , r „ ~,k.4..„. , t , n d ... . rd t"mm to
valley, returned the honest° theowners -,,,, th .: tie , - r. -plc wot, :‘:“..t ,- . 1
.std accounted for the thieves by raying Co a ~f,,,, ~r ,;,,, ...i o r.,tomi.o, sod
that they had "gone to Matta" , ;.'teal a hotto, d,,,,,,,,,,t 0 , t h,,, ~,,,,jw , ,,
—Hiss Arabella Bernard was making i, ""!.` ''''`" i """" i ''', " ":' i''''.'r"T''''i by
, • leo i• r e drop'. tool .t. t ... T ar threw,
'lind in her hums in ' Inns.* CliY Volt , to did,. .1 tunhter .1,1 :II 211. toduchtue•
„reek, when alts shook en the I. x , r a ,A, f,•. , ..., , ,i , t,,,titi.er. , g i ,:.: , i. „ .1.1,,,,,, , ,1
, elll.ll' , v n i? . l
1 tot which was - lying under the bolster. - ` 1 ;', ' t ' ! „ . ',,:',' 1 ,!;„ „ ~,,,,,.,"",„'„,;.,`",:e ' Le . ; ',,,,,
In felling, Its load 'was discharged and , rood di. Lett Itatat ,nth(- g . hoto , "1. 0.
entered into her person. • She died neat i' . ::''' l "riT'it; ';' , 1 , .:: , if:',i•J• l 7‘i n '," . : l-n , i i i. ,",
morning. ,
. ht. lulltreoton V..st tor en* , ists,nal
—They am evidently up to the times ' est , cures oicf' v ci- .ii.olo
-o, II
in Oregon, and wo should ssy it lea ' " l' ' *' 'l !,'' , ..' i ',` t i ,'..',`.,,"' ';', P'„ 1 ',4, 1 .
good place for merriagable pirsons, to tar a . 1 ..,... or 1. tr•..... ticooty. Otos
go to.. In Marlon county, in the Stete - 1 ii": s,l • 1 ;, ' ,, , 1 -•: 1 1 , i1 , iir..i .. ' d . ,:':`,,'‘ , ? ,1 ' 1 ,1!
ninetY4llo marries, limners were tuned • :,.,:;‘,'. ''. '' . F '- n 4 ., '''
during the first three days of January. I low t o •ie - r.-odor, ore o acre that 111 t,
4,ldward Edwartle, an old citizen of ' i i '.1 . 1 ';', h , , , , J '5;;1 : ,,,,.....",:',,, ',.!", ',' , ,,. ! _,,.' . ,', 1 ,1 .1 :, I ;V.r,
ci.thmiti, and purser on thaAlatustria • t., 7 5 1 .1 1 1, ..''l it . to•t. at-oil tirty woo
:at the time of Its , action with the Bear- iiii
, :c e ; , i , iii , , • , ••ti 0, i , L. ,, 0 , •; , i .., • , i . :
. . , , ,, l i oo , r , :t ; . „ Io l
serge, was murdered last month near 1, - „';',,`„ ~,;,,,t , ~,,I ,„.„,,,,,,'„,,, 1 , t ,,,.. ,„,,,_
Vickibarg by a co l ored man who robbed Non is -iieb ta ....was. Ir v i. 5% .. eild
I L . Of en his clothing
. an d eeeryih r e ,,.ol , llllW V. 1 ,,, ...,1 prelly tow hol the
• rot L 1,,t id.;
d o ater- (lot loo,tt
he had about Mai person. h a 1,...1 ..,,i,,,.1 to tr,lod ortrdnahote, the ,
—H in e. mi r eenen, the p r i n cess Kle e . for cirov.. t,r. !roe thhtLera. and ouch
anon. ILI also is i l ow staltlod to be eslioa, ;'/''`":.21.,'1.1::.!. I. ;
!',.. - ,,":,,„: 1 A ; ,,,.', 3 , 1 " . „':"';
is attracting in ch attention and *yelp,. !Argo pt.il. , il f•ttl 1. ery. , o•rtos.o., And or
thy in Vienne, Imbue she is now maid- 1 1 i . ftii,:i . .r . :1 1 , 10r . 1 1 . ';'' 1 , ,,. .' , 1n . ; ;: 1 i f . .., i 1if ai1;; ,.. ,..i
Mg at the request of the Emperor, who f 1.1,, .t,e .. . it, . , , s, t 1,,,7,,rb, , ,,,/,,,
has gestated limits. very liberal isusion no 2. Ittl'e d olio r. J ....4,r; ...:?..ri, tlin
—New London intende to aqueldl ;?;: i i!,:,. ; . 7: 1 ,;,.; ' ,, , :, ‘ , 1 , r t t'' :,:; . ,:,,..,...:; . ;,.7;,,
New Bedford completely some 1111 y In t:ertnau !don,/". ;11to th . aota, nod 'U."
the whale business. Five vesscla are s' l t7 , - ,, i . i , if...f ,„ .1
~,, , : t . 1:•, : f; ‘ ,;, : ::.
„ .. , 1 . ;, ' ,. •ti ., 7 , 1 ,,,, :f;i t 0: s
fitting out theme for the Greenland whale 1 .,.,,,,, t , ,„..1.,,,„.„ t t o , •tA he ttf loosan:_.
fisheries, and Marty Moro will be forth- and other rot:! en.,
corning just as 'won se the supply t. 4
petroleum glen out.
—James Leye le to be hung on Friday
next, near Mayayille, Ky., for commit. I
tog a rats upon a young girl. If end- 1
MI punishment 4 righteous, If legal mur•
der Is politic end proper, then the crime
for which trio man Loye la to die, should,
as sorely as is murder, be punished with
death in every part Of the land.
• —Some personsexpreas 'sunrise at the '
size of the 00.w/dub ldr. Bognor has i
seen fit to offer Mr. Bryant for his three
poems. Three trumasand dollars dots i
seem pretty extensive, but then Mr2llon- t
nor paid $lO,OOO for NorwOod, which did.,
not have es mach In it, thit Amounted to
, anythlag at all, as a single stases of Mr. i
Bryant's to sore to have. •
—A wealllifgentlemau lies purchseed
,a very elegant house in New. York,
which Is enperbly finished rind furnish
_ . . .
ed. The cost bit been nearly $lOO,OOO,
and be purposes presenting It to bib
daughter as s surprise on her return
from a wedding trip which the la now
making,. The surprise may not Iti no
pleasant to the young husband, who will
kayo to meet the , enormous expenses of
living In each a house In New York
Oily.
—A man In Wheeling drove ids
wife a
i
d child out of doom into the cold
night f Friday butt. The two notor
ious were .stwakened by his threats
of s deg them, and It Was but with
dim - , Ity th at they escaped Into the
strest,,and even then with no other pro.
tectioniugainst tie bleak Iwlnter winds
than dimity nightlowan amid afford.
A friendly neighbor offs them shelter I
and clothing, and ; thel thus [SUMO 1
being (moan to l dealb, all ouglithey had i
traveled several sonar% before they)
Teethed th e welcome ref e. We bun I
heard, as yet, of nothing basing bcen
done to punish, or u some would my,
to reform the brute who was the author
of all thirsuffering. I
PITTSBURGH, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY S,. IS6S
EPHEMERIS
—ILICZ, Niue h u ,:rte 5.0110 pctsons
nottriej is S.. Louie During; the year
1007.
—The IN', Yoe, y r aoyi that John
T. liouna4a - trot certainly be the Ext
Elsin.). - iratic i.iLLLCI‘te ii:r Pasitleut.
—it i, ,;, , .:'ol tint bir Morton Pei°
will resign Lis >cat in psTilatnent on tho
arp:o.ching ri asssrnbltng ~.f IL aj. bin.ly.
t i
—Lk v,,rn Anglia: anti January'last
the you: „Ltion 'of T.Q 7 edo, Ohio, is said
NI 1,6411 . la...it - 111 n4.,,iy 0 cit•tifth. It is
CONY Ull ~.7,15 Ili 0,0 , 5).
—'n in...u.iwunit Nen , Ycas politician
nays that Ur-nt awls no chance at Chi
cano. Just sa. 'There is no chance
about it—lat 'ass aii certainty.
--Tee K . ...n g and (on,a of the Society
. Islands Le.v.ti-pti.,l ats.uplo of imant
c.ita 1., loner similar
ri that in witi,h the Bloom, trier are
joi sett •
—To mity ravines .illl, been taken all
rd rfc b ths" liobile"and Ohio
Britt-men moi luta Iliongand aruployeei
tliezissrg•el 'rem thr avozn-shopr of the
colorst.y. •
s—liihte littat'rr.; evllently Cannel
sTsr.l to he disco:-mate very lung for
Lire fluesse, w'tta IVAS burets, to death
hot long sCm in .V.enni. He it to marry
I.retty Princisa in Italy.
—A New Yet is Trisunceorresitonilent
it dreadfully shocked at the torture
which death by hanging must cause to
criminals, and suggests that death by a'
heavy cheek or electricity would be W
it:total:Lens awl pain lens. •
—lt is etLltwi, oa reliable authority,
that superior Iron ore, yielding tl.tx
three per cent. of pyre metal, has Nen
found on Mr. 'Panit's land, on Bailey
lint, three miles above Tionesta village:
This is directly up the Allegheny, about
120 miles from Pittsburgh.
—Au exchange is so overcome by the
announcement that put of eight hundred
and eighty persona killed by lightning
in Pram's tiring the trot' thirty years
but two linntlfed and forty were females
,that it shouts "who wouldn't be age:
-mule. Wit really can't say, unless it be
:Austin Anthony, Anna Dickinson, Gail
Hamilton anl n 1,7; of that sort.
—Sapthernera still cherieh the idea
Gott one day their worthleta money will
1,-. at par; at least sane southerners do,
is shown is the folhriving from the
Memphis " prominent
Judge yetterdAy pabd ill:A) in Confed
erate money for too pounds of head
cheese. The day •may come: when he
will Euti ont that he has lost t• 1500 by
the E r rattrsc'inn.^. • '•
tremendous revival iv going ou in
blettosikt itsmorninations in Phila.
delphia. In one chapel there in, one
u doing twenty young proPle'liad their
nurrics ro worked upon that they arose
and shrieked :dual l•what shall I do to
3 7,1t1.11 . ; to tlo , eky
NEW YORK LETTER
the Piesfer, 1 \wreal eplritaallata—
rota l'a",Nor.p.r—rlar Opera.
t.aseve•
YouL, ;:,
At.long -1,1 , , 41.
(11'• .Nininrk
Sc I, ere, ftrr.,te lon
le.tr, pay 11,r
=BE
In a. st.
!Seel toe Wenew* le•avadeees
A ei - rtter it ,the litfilathiltilint Mair,t,
ktrotlgtv t,,,,, tno genera: .leption to
• this OutlO try of .trel 'rails .1 rillvatio.
With. phill ~ 1 •1/1,1 twoty lir , &l a on's thAt
,11.:Ltlitila atoll prove 11,. limo prrvill: l
I. rs 4Ar ov. II ti.7.Cti,l twenteont, :wonted'
a• ,to,j h ; o4'l,onat!..! .tr , ngth .liable that
lir ,r9b; nett test iron., sir. ug,th rlnalli, I
'green w Ite•if prperlv OspleA tor rail's eds
.r.e....;'and . it ix efl.,,P,o ! 7rnoOLl tnre , ll not,
ti a hlfi, lit, Inso, .10 Ar. .rr,l-1 by 0i
:,111,... lie toillpnlturoe. A ,)0.1 7•tobo
of •',l • olt'A teal t roe!,:y nom: c. , it i %rat
~ ,11,-,, , 1•.., , .;. , ~, .-,,: f trit, , ,,, ,
~,,,,,,, m o•ty .-- , :teto.r .11th , ,t3101 it ~.
•/:11Vi, a tor frnoter pronfoiro tuna il , lll ill
brtritilz. "17, th:Z+.,, , j V01ia ,,,, r , A .
~r t:r- 1 1l Inge „ ,'eAdvbeer, geese fn gag
br,,,,./,, hr rourr freer:pp:Ll areal., fA fa
Kea.. TOO li r.t roe: of the stead, hes eV-
Cr 1,...,14 doable that or ir,n, prevent*
ant Seth. dt iforriptni. frottalayin-t II
•nO,O main linki of the, tterk, *nil 0 I.
y-t 4,.....r.1gr0,t VW,' v by many row!.
Mita
hay t0...1 h-,. mu.,,,,, .0
t tint !Mika, hurl et Si, enceinte lice of telly
mist ysars, rah, than g, n; the expert. ,
of a etre ,-:it ef Moab', the Iron in lett-
I; tig'dfuru fooel. 7, Itch has elninly If. en
proved to °wooer twenty Iron. !.butt
tteekjaidelerx ~,contented l • 1 , 1111 , 1 their
coedit tor 1,-..lordy,thero il. n 1.00 0 , 1,0,1
svoiklii pitch le Nano' title very ;tonere'
tiar,ax an interoxt stocettut at ti pm mmL,
ridded lo the ntsi ,nit of i raft rail” qt to
il,y-x prleex, mettle re-rolling every five
yr‘rs for it Aeaffrol mats of track, would
fit anenntry outke the lona. roat of tee
Mei track I'..ithiathfiee, whilst it. Meer
nmehl lit hot elthr.eihnee, 'wolflike" 0 Mt
dere, t twenty bias at lona as IEOII. 1101 V
11111.11,snald I ss stavn4 Illy the totey•raivel In
Oho refit), anadt ;torment, and lil Inualcen
!rem nroillte its end Vero tort et pa...uncut".
It W'sailil bo,tarivoit to rstinialn. •
Not ollOrdifiNVerer outfit we efisplurdeel
rolls, email n154.11 - fads, alert axles,
shest
' .hnnh,slad limier plena. mid feed tern
havt , ale • Iss'ona. a nonns.n.r. 'llo , short
1 Is, pa..tion In one oh-say definitely
.
11 . 1 " , " , ..' I" "'in.'" • —1 " 14 ; snubs], and althengh 'only a rale! yv..l”
.t/Iftns . ,
1 /ntots 01141110 , 1 San - 0 !lane Itittrahl , tlon,
ts: , Sna cn , 551. 0, ...5. i ''."..6
' , l.'. .I"ii'l'i'l! it, I''''. ; rallarey tee, Alter 'woken intl., per• .
In tnt• melit, of tie , r••, , lntten will; j haps no 111010 frillifill estate 01 anChlalll
n t o , ii oer moo dry• is e t prmand .1 0 ,t,,t, j alien; femur emir...lll3llls thin
. liroken 1
. schrol gauges. It I.a 100 !mogul , ' egfuel
it out:: I,_if 1 ,, e Ily a in. Y",,, resters In ' et sant-tion that it ohm!! eland the In•
netts tint :raps h a ,s hi en ;na da for the', .1-xtatstKl %lentil of 144 the fiereioratfol non
introdtt•el• rt of eivlllration, even •In the i tins i.f . liitie•attett , tutus mmltnuliv 'ln -
tiveat re no.. didriets of itw li, l mbis, i 1""" 1, no I, under . 1 , 1 vAo•ti° , . "f letM
m
x•retts re, Only eitanafra artft or
!The report "lade to the Mier. taiy of the 1 ~,,.„p,r . ,, , .„„ 0 ; ~th, „lilt ~.,,, ~,,,, ri „, s
Navy is captain Mariano Adrian Var. roll Is. n.r.snla.l to - bear the retiiiniisd
i ga s, moooof o p. r of t, , , ,s., vitt. n•Nopo,” I alfalli IS Ind, the rapid motion °flies irark
, L 4 VOIICIVpIfins, elan, Inn wheel,. prase,..
or tA.,,i,,,fi,.+,.! tit,. Upper Nia . r."''.‘ .. ` '1; lens Important in the lino of caetliteal
,1 Morova has land; limn pithlkhed In full. 1, aa t a .,. which on, not. t o -„ otn i„ g o „ , on .
1 , .
nrifr ',WASS I Ina (inn . .., rOlitry Whirlt Ito 1111 A I. orally In deurand whir 11f6I•ehnia rail
. vidted with.lns ennininlal IShonllcht In !stays. Selidcaanateel frog% or eroneing4
I 'Minima.; wealth. tiler having wiplored , Ant Oho generally Mena hrimght Into me,
, the M01.V.1, the expedition proresniert up i in this refintrr. filthotigh .yory largely
. H i fi i\ ler:mot; 6,111 In nlOlllll,lO NnOtIPITI. 11.04 In ISUrnpo, far ant. yvarS. Ai nn
i. , J.,,i . ' nf he r f, thf., hod in ate!, tar w a nt 4a pin ~r : tho lferuittnent Wet. reCalcan
; fltoVlslOn.i anti hneallSO thee met with I heeler use than the:frogs, se Itches rind
.1Ve1,./1 Whi,ll ii, pi., hum l ao lvy ran.. eresinga, the. allyantago,if nicking times,
' h,el main en paifei te e, I tt r e gard to the oron., ph,n, of solid; tolighoticil cnat—teel
'Old v. .'snug In the Manatee the chief will he tinnily perceived. I
fit the expedition no.uree that there Is no , ' -- ___ --snieses-----7.,....
Muni. al al met It, lie ray, that lie has I, Vatattartmyy.,—The Hey.
1 Pot.rl end examined tleigold, , and beacon- , oat . n i nunen jj,„j . l e o . en
vinced himself "I Ds abundance. Air-
'..5".
, cording In It li, statement t lie lacy Indiana ." fm EPlKefitifil InSuitiii
,t ti,,,,,, I rgho t v ~., to the elude with a pursued that veration carries
i .Infple t rief,leff tray, and weal; the gold, 6,,,,,,,,r n n e , t„ a d, i n a t oraa 'oral
l which they deliver Ina hey treilisonen, ~,,d „ a a',,,,,. lit . talent Its', I
1 Wlei idyl than 1,4, leitchets nal. 1,,,,,,, b,..,,,, '
h a d m a a „„ia.da,
I 'entire.. lit exchange, 'Chun they, work a different tilt . ..lien, some 1
f for on +one and a half Of two at the. by lite lecture:and spaeohor
i ntr.iiot, until Um sun rise', end then lie matt°, .inns.id„...a.,,,,,adaa,
: down in the shade of sorer...trio all .day try, Three year; agti, In al
long nod only' stir again whentin °parr- •Vt,ashington'a birthday, ha t ,
ibonny present. itnelf tor making another Inns and sentiments ovine'
ox•Jdu During them, two hours of ef 'great sagacity tind feud
'wort: every (millet cat, gather two or nlalterlifl. 1 / 1 1110 recently I.
lbw, a0a .,,,,,,,f gold, whieh shown milli.: hlineolf an edept its a natur
clently the nbundairee , f the preeloun a lecture recently delivers
metal. The Captain winds tap Ids report the Darwinian theory, wo r
.by recommendina a colonizing °spoilt- godly° sentence: . . ' t -
don to alert for tin.° rrgiOlta and Is snit- 'elsinao people wry fllpptintly iloclara
guiiio or n faVOral,lo result.
He IST. that 'hey do tte(clioese to necnpt a theory
resents the roil to he very productive , which gives them a monkey for an tut
-1 1i.114110.11104,1 to flit cultivation of will. 1
, rector, but these mono persons have al
irind all Nerts of fruit. _Dept.' ValtMis tins -I Tessin ackno,viedged ,t teen! *bid,. a ....
arrived at Lima, to order to gins to the l eribed their origin to a lump of mud,
1 Doventment a personal aercuat oP him.' rind; of th i two•I I 1 I th least h
expedition, end brought Walt kiln some i j ',,^' ' ' " "'. -
iluct ounble? ' - ' '
geld, whieh has billnenced a nombor oti
pareimi to it desire of emigrating, awl It
appears that - tha Captain himself ban a
tanners wish to return to that part of the
country. - . • , '
PERU
EL=
With this question begins a long and I
elaborate article in the Quarterly Ramify, i
to which greater currency has been given
by Ira insertion in Littcil'a Living Age.
The subject, attractive even ha the oh ,
enmity in . which It has been so long
ehronded, is presented by. Pa io eviewer
in suet, a shape as to enlist the. ttenr lan
of all thoughtful ' renders. Paradoxical)
as it may acme, there never we's, he tells
Us, a hook at once more universally neg
lected , and more universally talked' of
than the Talmud. He•expres'obis firm
.._
bellef.that numbers still hold with that
erudite Capuchin friar, lieujicus Sey-
Irene's; that the Ta'mud is of a book,
buts man. The work! to, hi thet, the
body of law(Corpus Ails) of Judaism
—"arrencyclopaedis of law, civil and
penai; ecclesiastical and ( international,
human and Divine." ,Its origin -dates
from the return from, the Bsbylenieh
captivity—r`one of the most mysterious
and momentoca periods in the' history of
humanity is that brief space of the
exile,': from which a previously
reckless, lawless populace return
ed as i band of Puritans. The
Jewish people began now to peens around
the scanty records of their faith and his
tory with a tierce .and passionate lave.
Theeetame documents were gradually
formed Into a canon, which became the
immediate . cen Ire of their lives and-am
thins.'.The aetivity in ex - ' ounding and
investigating gradually begot a science,
that assnmed the very widest dimen
sions. Its technical name--"Mrdrash"
—is already contained in the Book of
Chronicles, and in the authorized ver-
ElOtta Is rendered by the word "story,"
There had sprung up innumerable •nsentes
at •"elearching thn Scriptures." The
Talmud is the storehouse of "Alidrash,"
in its wider sense' nd in all its branches.
Meaning In The first instance nothing
but "study and learning." It neat in
dicated a special method of "learning,"
or rather arguing; and finally it became
the name of the great Corpus °Juris
of Judaism. , The Tainted is com
posed' of two parts—the legal nod the
legendary—Hie/man and Comas—the
~
one the product of thought, invesliga.
than end careful comparison, and the
other the creations of fancy and imagi
nation-, mixed with feeling and humor.
Tne Pentateuch remains In all cases the
background and latent source of the
Mishnah as the immutable, divinely.
=given Constitution,. the- written late; in
contradistinction nr which iis the Mish
nah, together with the Gemara, the oral
or unwritten law. The ever-growing
wants of the Jewish Clommonwerilth re•
quited new laws and regulation, at every
turn, and modifications of old laws us •
seen in the softening down pf the severe
laws of the Pentateuch. The who'e
proven of the dmlopment of the law
was In the hands of the Scribes, who,
aceording to the Now Testament, sat in
the tent of 3loses. Tneir time ranges
from the return frum .13sbylen down to
the.lGreco-Sy• lan persecullocs, (220
B. C ) Their duty above all
ass to preserve the--sacred text,
and they had &sato instruct the people
rat preach in the eyangegue, to leach iu
the seLo.els. After the Scribes canon Ile
Learners or Ileyrrntersl called also Ifssrar
Builders from 220 II C. to 220 A: D
"In•this Period fail the Slaccabean
olution, the Birth of Chriet, the de
struction of the Temple by Tans, the
dual destruction of
.Jeraealem, and the
total expatriation of .the Jews." Tne
legal labors that belonged to this period
were never rerlocudy Interrupted. Tim
highest legal aesfrahly, the UOtlie nt
Judgment woe known as the Sanhedrin.
Whenever the Nett. Testament mentions
the priests, the chief and the betibeS
gealli, it means the great S
Tarre.werc two lessen ones. Low to the
Old end especially in the New Mtn.
went hes a Mach: wider meaning
than that which Is cemmouly given to
P. It “etailids Coved!. and every know •
ledge, idnce all end , every knowledge
wee requisite for the underetanding of
it," and hence to because a member of
the Sanhedrin required an eltelißlve se
quaintancn with existing lift:retort and
'cience. The Bantle., ring formed the
crowns and highest consummation of the
eehoola and academies, which 'were
erread throughout the length rind breadth
of the land eighty yeare before Christ.
Lineation had in fact Teen male cern.
Pr" r g; .:•?.‘-i e n t il;SA„Rl6Ffivira l leh l e
Mg. !Worthy of all notice are toe en
-0e(00.5 point. of cont.act between the New
_Testament and Talmud. "Such terms
as 'redemption,' 'haptism,"grace,'
'faith,' sedvation,"repeneratLin.' 'oon
•.r of G.d."...id00 , of
Lit:oven: were not, 113 we are apt to
•tidek,. invented by Christianity, but
were household words of mlniulleal
Imlaiarn la which Christianity gave a
nigher Seining." TLe general
ter'f the penal cede of the Talmud is
tiunishe In the extreme. 0: the "Hag—
gadah," or legendary and imaginative
part of the Talmud, we have no room to
speak. "khe work of reducing it, bulk
.it otiltoxiSos, lajoLotious, probiblt OM!,
pracepts, was attempted at three. differ
ent periods, but was only necomoitshed
the lest time by Jetiuda, the Saint, not)
A. Di
• C. Bluer
°mod and
r. lie has
11 and nut -
and plrll
or tale ht
led libn ht
In IN Rtcnu
on aeoular
the utluln-
nnulnn on
llorod npin
• ir quillib •
lark) with
hut allow n
nat. Frnm
by him an
tko u -
'—The Bradford County (Pa.) Itepnbil
can cons-untied has panaoal resonation
recommending Grant for .rresident. lan
(aplenty' A. Oren , for Vice President,
=I
Mew Method of 11.1altd-cl
I - 1 Plntille Plaite c . .
Pars is leading the way to a general
r. form in . the. tnat:er of li.4htitig . street..
and pulq, places by ithrlit. A cornet.
pendent lof the T.'ouf /, , piAieas
grotts. quite enthud.paic .vor a neon
public e4,eriment mile In front of the
,
II do tvine, a ! .. .W 7.;411i., .17;t1, on the
I
1 new ttn-th;.l Invented by Me, rs. 'fernier
du 3.1.ahal- and I'd arachals.l T.• judge by
the effectl' prodocr,l by the y,ientin,
judges wino wore pr. , ct.t. nal the sr
pi shoo of the surrounding e, ...1.-tine PK-.
poriment proved a grrr l . ucer.s. When
pit- ed in vompetition and juxutpo,,ition
; with nowldignts. tine old tashicued gai,
illtrlll.l,llooliell jinni What lilt- ( ,hfre,, a
. former tliq's' Weald d u br.tida the Gluier.
Tin, ripen method consh.ts 'simply In
1 pro:quint - 41 the c.,rnolote ci.mbustion of
the 'ordinary gas by the appikettion of
oxygen. trito supply in eottatttatieet,i
br a snutil tube in the centre or Um ordi
nary gas vet , t and the 011;;PI, 11% Witill3a
tud by the. otict , nuoter: i 4 to pru.lite.• !t
' htmltt ,ix. , ; . time, the intetedtv a the or.
dm,iry mx.cesi . .. :' vcitelui . ,,tion. In •
tbs.., 1, b y Itlio
,Phiginntit of all pre,ent,
it will le ne.e.coiry that. ill., In.
minnits is wor should be 11.1.1.1.,tht.,A1 and
deprival i f its WO " dazzling"
11 ' 1, 41 vas e.l din oigligrottot or colnred
g'1.111,4i, Mile Uhl tile ' lllelli,l eam..into emn
limn use. I Now (hero in nothing very
tcwol in the fact of a very briiliant light
ly.ing TreAce.l I, a Yupply of oYvzoit.
But then 1.., do so: leis: bleu (Mind ti . vary
extrema ve, protess, entirely nn tiff, gen
erulapplhation. Tie.. bei ](ones. s
at of ](ones.
Mothay .t 1 larycliyi is if :A/dice have
di , covered the means of orectinli this at
a very cht6tp rate, They procure th7l.ir
f xygon fryan the .C,lOlll, amiespherf,
How or b_+ what means I h - 4). nit this is
their secret. Ilid li e In. to sin:eel...led
in pro.mr.ntrit ut Noel; a rdo ,!tat their
oxygen I,lltn them only T:.t ontinws the
cubic met4r, or about a tit t of the usual
c.lst.. Their calculation, Coercible, is
that three 'pubic meters 'n ordinary gas
plus four Unbar meters of o r ygemoost.n 44
together oplya - tout nitto Inlays, will give
eat much 1 ght as 150 cubit motors ot or
dinary glq, of the value lof 54 friincs.
The inferepco Is that, - with experience
we may Play light our streets three or
fear ti Lula: ellectually at half the' ex
-1
. 9irt koterprtaes. , •
1
Americans have dearly earned their
roTutatien! of being tholute4 gullable
glob,,
or pet pie on the ace of the glo.
Whilo the. liklo to hatubug their nolgli
bora' they ' can good humoretily stand a
largo tjnan:tity of shrewd' humbugging,
1
This pc:mil:L:l[y of the people has devel
,
oTed aelre..l4 of sharPer4 who are keen or,
o,ry ocea.iiirm to take undue advantage
of the simo'liettv nr, peril:tie% the cupidity
-of their .I°l{4lll,lre. Tito; grand swindles
i
under the •aption of "hilt Laterpriscs, ,
u,twitliga Wing the Ketttliat a large pro
prtion or he people hot, boon arnnt II :6111
twain vie intlxnl • 'by them, arts ,till
tluurhhini4 'and probe- , attractive le the
numb mitilleti Who hurl dollars to in
vcot. lii :tow York there tire a s4o..re or
Oros ettga .ed in .this sperlot of (titer}
ano %intro:Jar to say all- make it pay
haritl3oll2e4V. On Szlitaliliy, the ".N.l.er-
l
hants' an . It:nil:or,' tit:mil Presobta-
Linn Schein cn" the 'fraud a.lvertired by.
Clark, We toter ' s
.CA., vita again 13,f0r0
Justice • I)i twling. Mr. iDo Forest, of
Lirookivn, Iliad Turcita,ol tickeP;. ..Ile
receive:l a note from the 'swindlers, hi
ll:ruling him that lie 1 lean.( drawn in
watch woith (Ctlai, and( inviting Win
to rail otpl....receive it, lio callad,
and was roottested to .1.. 1 p0N t 1 4'10. 'Sir.'
Le F. Wallcd to ore the watch. It was ,
horded "to kk l him. Pe Thrkoted h and -
walked ow iiy. l.ut was a rested for theft .
ind taken before .1 aoti. , Dowling, who
advised big) to enter a f. rind complaint ,
ogaltr‘t t, l ll,rlr, Webster, . Co. for .wind- i
tam. 'l'h is he did, and tine Jostle issued i
a warrant! for the arrow of the firm.• 1
On this warrant Henry ..til is, the head of
Me cum.. , :del seocial clyrks were 1
t tten into custody and held fee exemi- 1
Ilatioll.i lt
1 i
Another ~alled "FheCo-oTeratiyepold 1
and. Silver." Isrud Milting Asiociatton,”
located at , :41.1 1 Itroadwai, Tiotnises for
4100 to gl,le transpArtatiou Ito which 1
]whit ant stated;. a y......r . e maintenance, ,
I 100 In nvag+a, MU 41.21 . 1., pf laud tiocation
not a Lated,) il tv.1,2, our stile ot the proti; 0 I i
the enter Trike. hot our modem=, If th-re :
to. any rilr nti
e yogh I. liven to the, 1
IllaglliliCt.hj till,V . tY, t0...L1M ttilalii,;:hg. ,
I' ...",-------
Ireirgrapl4le Trtuaupts. ' ,
•
. .
1131 , r1,ef,rn U. 3 cOy of Ills Pitts
buret f;AZ 'TO% in Iv hih it is set forth
In Lit 1 - , , ,ek Ins7:lbot divot hod torn
,q . ‘1,1111,T0 f.. , ....,..t. /Tnai .. , ..onr . . "
r.rinted an.n.r,tic. v re.tro'n... ,, . I rl9!nois6 •
. . ,
I
...mini.. wi. yin'ill.n ii, hillnwiE7, lel. oh
we 11.11 In tit. , Teli , granh Jn0r........f Fe,
r,nry let: At au early, hint, ihla innrre. i
ag the want.. hf th.. IVo.iern Unit.. T. l- !
• J.,raille C , III,PAIIV 11 . ..11 . 43U Frato,A, m'
l . llistar i'inia i'..ro lire., , m e wed . be wire.'
.•7' the >lenir:lairk, New!„., .moil, en.!
Laudon 'Fel/NI - nide C. qiiiholy...rhin PJ els-
ter OA - .. I. Beset a (Anarizi\ U. 5.3 0.1-
ileetral, au,l I a 1 rri.l.. ..in. rn.ti./.1...0n. ,
toen..eil .between 11,...• too. ev.ininenroi ,
extreme,. f • olop•litieht.......y. then pih , ...
hil I.U. nevi , . Fr:mei... , and Va1......ia,
Ireland, ...lien tlin hat. , ounienie..l that
a tiii....40,0,... 1,1 then 1., niq veil-Ned
fn.. Lewin n ilirai.l. 'no. w.,. sat.? at
7ilYi A. U., C itron., floe, Feb. ....l. At •
;''.2l a. u., ff,rietilvi It Ile. the I,•,whoi
. .tart..l
, I,M1:, ‘ , ..0 . (1itt . t r.,
tk Fran..... 1........! .firhow.. N an fork
M 1 -teed
a , Nror I'.,•rk unit.; to re- •
• - etred in :yen I',sn,,Vio at li:_. r. x.,.'
..../vi 1 ~1.`1. 1 , 0 tiler, Jhu. ~1, awl 11A4 v 4 :
gkliel, 11,...n.1e:f..1....1-4 , si . j. , li. pr0r . .....;
x`elll:7!.lZ tr; , ersinut... ortnal !inn., and ,
the distant./ Iran rr.. 1 elan.: 14.h...wi1e, ,
I tnoiralLetri lr ♦ Ist:, .i
trio tin.ni...ion ii:
the rotr../hrif refer, I i.., tlat ..r.,.....: lit
.h,•ii f•rAiiiiial, Inellt an 1 .1'.141:1y 1rt" , 1,1 no',
...xi. in Ilroll'a Oirihrnj in I tir.e. tolnii.ra.
whi,... the ..,,:,er.....r el ll,rt'n I '.....euit
enti..ntra Lia 'it iii in i, Ira:Oka.. MA 'llly
n......td0. 11 7. ate,: 1..... ,, :i Mlle,
ewer
Ire 'Toon, Orr,
' 'While Mr s . I il 'Lona 1 ,ei, v.! rt...ling in {
W:i.hitir,loh' a hill 'rile it .1 , %; in :,ttml- '
141 , , I artal ,, ! Vini,:tin, n.nruitro: au..l •lia...
taibior the ....lien..., Prii.• Wiihhheirtnu
.37•/...., h. In .'Peeing 110 If, `01t , 111 , 01, !
'reared Iv' . illoW,...l''', ` l '!,, the 1 , .110.1VC
,S`l.lolll T:tilt . /1 . 1 , ,,„ rell in Vernh.n.
.• , hae yroni :L , .
it.... if,. it., n Yriant l el:ln otnl fee/ral.. :
exte.o infer .if t leo literifl, was in the hal- I
it lit Ireunily rhu...,.,.., stet rrilline: ti.
ftja...lal winos „ ., he Illa bearer” I. who.
he 'ran ante r, and /V emr, tlin mania..
A.Lisoituts fir the 0h.r..1t :am.' o ',in.,'"
r
N00n...m.1140 flog, .1.. , frequently.
platoo.: Imwee'.(' up.n. ,111. 1,:w1-,oirso.
in tn.nt of tb. 1nt11421. :slit 1 ,, k“1 tir .
tillnl•orr rhlarele ii ila.f.re. t'ii.l. I
Ihroah eirt•kli . aintirr., ioin ~ . 1a. .: `, ,i , t''. -
r.‘ ,. . ,. .. 1 g , "1 1i.'11.11 S 71, ...0 ... h•thlly
and iini•rpit .....11:, • hi., in ...ilia ell tbr.
1
..liirill.nrera. "Ilers 14 att lain., hlr to,,'
I want VOil .1 I take !Will of Sews it l"
Inotout.v i t inf . deg . 1.......ive4 it parmitiol
appliritilhit, 4..1 tart i•iit. with a ring
lug i41,,,,,i1i . , 7h..1 obit. , 1,11411T . 4.
1i,,,,. ay., thig 4,1.4,1,1, fund it eh• dint.
rills hi nutilorrealittlitli.•r ru.il 1,l11:11 to
saber lotaine a as did % Ir. lii , l, rat. , hen
- 11....eiine.1 ../ he ... •• ,,,. .•:1 /NT...rt....1 he
at 1re.....ne Toe!, r • • •
- solepsitoisi=i o prfor. '.
'
litilladelliliiit rapit:ilki. +Oa. ' , low te ,
coiliarlf In any lit:ll,l, l 'l,g riaorpriatia on
at• l iionot ~f ti.{, pro,ai i-rolysiiiit i,t ai.r,iiat len :
lit lotoltioinii, Liziritigi the - pai.t year ii i.
liOato nuptial,. of Iltorki 1. en . !Mllll+ ill
flintell y, o o'fi
f. II is 111 - night 1 loon will , 10, I
nnn&inland ~, eith 15 1111., 1111•1 rOO or
dwelling. fill prim: who:he:mow erls• •
ily lie i•opii i.aL tilio 11,1 the ileterntina- i
1
tion not to iive.t. nu'iii too, einiitat In I
Wilding, I‘ , Argis non her of uriiiiclayiiii,, I
atom, toaati, cam, ter, and laborers I
will lin Om wu 0111 11 einploynnut atoll
forced to aooLi. lliov In tnnt i
—A 111 . 7:kali. In lel4 P
h] a Paris paper I
i
punish, I twilllgia io whleh 11111 eroate a 1
profound iroliollonort CCOOIIt of tin pni.,- i
rut eiretintilitaurestatutierted with it, The i
Linprrii i , (!oriolta wi a II few 1100 a haeli I
informed- Ily tha. htaleatiox the King ,
anti Clitran of flip Inilithwi rill/001ml, i
lug eaktzutrolihn of Cottrell., The first i
Inovatnes of the ElitiMNA VI. fp% to litter 'a
cry or an OW), Wlllll Ira* ittilnedialrly
follon i oll lit i ri 111.1•16 f tram. '111e11„ tie•
Planing all alit tlrtutiesa of hoe chums. I
ter, her il,o,lesty 11110 roll.; elm o n.
erryed thld for poill time past sin hod
huspeeted 3 that n gird calamity tonal I
ave tnhen plane. Sbo at (moo I,i
quested' I}lhrtru troutruing provided
fo;her. The (Amen lif the Belgians ha*
since retuninnd ronstontly with her piN-
Irr•ln 1,,n, 0110 roll•portil Iliin r ugh
trial !bur .r., watio.t inp.r, lul ino•
11011 111. . I
—'l'hsdl tne,tlno ((meat (hero, nays '
thole Ilttl i c bur 1.4111 { i .Ntr. \'.ai.l , of '
Maron,full lola. writ 04 Into iv IF Oil . r ~r
hot 'Van i end severely I,:thlod hip
Plnollilo . ;inn( that Immo kind of all sse ,,
applied anti the little. sufferer play I In
boil. tit/bltly, titterworida unutling "II
trim ruhhhd 0 I his 'shoulders oyes tin,
'first. l'llli llitlo Rillfiwi 'soon Per,lucid
riltreitaly and ointuki> WO" obseirvei ris
ing from 1, i
ho boil. All Otiltilillotlol re
1011trii ill Ito ilirrtery lint iho r von,
wilts COO re, loni lh•it MO' boy's bank
woe Teri fly rnested. hotted, PO nevern
• ..- .. . . .. . .
wormhlstiiiiit* that ho (110:1 In a low
hottrs. 'hyshittiti - who NvPl3 .i Thal
. .
Kayo the
. 144 n that tho eased .ollt np
pliod 4{t lirat burn had pneleeeet ape.-
tanvont enbustlon, sthleh bad lotted
the thee , , .
hopelviAly paralye,-
hot ho cannot move,
4d. by 411 • ears-onto.
,) is ILI ol.r !ma tic,
o; recently (24•L0t0,1
Sphlet.whlch will 4 4 .
o,.!•Europe In
Ilti FUVI V ii
I‘ollll.x 11
t eltrril
I, Itowemor,l
r..hi
I taut n prtj
itler ilto tit
=Mat
ed, and
but tutu
Elle mine
live to e
to him ag4
lteu d u
',STA BLUSHED IN 1786
FORTIETH "E(HViist;;;i
a I! i Telegraph is it., i•A mori g % 4”..,;
. i „eV
. vvf.ll.l.NliloN, 1'i1t.F.,14 ,k i n, Inn
I
I
The CLIAIIt laid balmy: tae ti•aaNle •
memorial of the Arkansas i 'so t stilton,
lt•forth
sr Amy that :in. Ilan State elle...antarn
..,,Mrs of the government, arid 1 ,-,,,,
r i ewe loyiLsts, the Convention asked do
. be authorized to appoint new ofina,re.,
rt.ferred to the Judiciary Ceininito,
1-',.tjf in, were present./ for the 1 , -
1 ne.val ~r the duty on rate Jute, and for
' t tit, reducti“it of the army mai ally
, ! T.- Litter was from the citizens of Green.
11 ty, asking that a portion of the money
. thus ktved IN:applied to Urn lal proVernent
et the harbor at the mouth of (iron river.
j It-f , rred to the Committee on Finance.
M.Pitirb. Sill rotAN and MENDER
,'SON rep,rted favorably front the Cosh
! mi• tee their respectiee Lila., and gai4
• I notice they would call them up as soon
. i to, the reconstruction debate was closed.
Mr. llonderson's bill relents the limi-
I lotions of the National liankiog Lase in
I is-curd to the amount of the circulation
i or National Banks. It allows unvlsadlc
, Mc its.ociation depositing with th;tTrilts
-1 titer of the United States the necessary
I securities, to issue National hank cirr
i rency not exceeding eighty percent Lot
I the par talon of the bonds so dolman 1,
1 iinencletiovlielierer the anionnt of United
States motes and circulating notes , of
, National banks combined shall ho in ex
! 010 a M seven hundred million dollam,
I the - Treasury is authorized to withdraw
N: cancel as rapidly as poasib'e the
I U +O nited States note, to the extent of Nan
1 I'ICONS, until the whole amount of linlted.
I State. notes ou tstandingshall lie retitle./
1 to two hundred unit 'fry minions. S.
1 .1 s rho Committee on Finance [ellen, 'II
SllimtiLUlo for Mr. Sherman's bill, int 0-
. .d Bectanimr 17th; providing as all
1
i :!,,,,. 'l,S...entry of the Treasury; is
i authorized to issue bonds bearing inter
,' est at live per , cent., and principal and
1 interest p3,yable in coin, Mid due in forty
1 years, but redeemable In ten yeans, lo an
I amount sufficient to cover all outstarid-
1 Mg obligations 'of the United States, I
oilier than live per cent. bonds, and to
exchanged for obligations or disposedFf
otherwise at not . less than p r,
mid said bowie or proceeds thereof
to be exclusively used for the redeurp.
I tint or in exchange of extsting securi-
I tbs. United Stale 4 bends tat ho issued
I shall be known as the consolidated tillat
is the United Suites ' nod shall be eSell r pt
! from . all taxation by State or local an-
! thoritice, 'and the same with interest I
I thereon mid 'panne therefrom shall I
exempt from payment of all taxes r
duties to the United States, other th n
such income tax.as may be assessed . n
, titer incomes, and in consideration e'
the redaction of the rate of interest there
:4,011 be appropriated out of import cht
, la, an amount equal to One per rent. on
I
!smile butted, which shall be applied to
I CO.. pUrelltate or payment of the natiocel
i debt. In addition to the mama necessay
; to pay the Interest. and maturi n g
! 1,1/df,(l, debt of rho United States,
1 .1-.(re to sewproptiatc , il out of the Treits
t my a sum which, including said interest
sod maturing debt, and the one per cent.
is afereitid, shall aniount to one Min
i tiled and thirty-five millions annually,
I trltiela sumehall be applied to the redno
i non of the debt. In lien of 'the ainkieg,
, Mail contemplated by the act of Febru
t :irk 25tif, leti.!, ' tived.wcdly bend, shall,
:..:iii.t. the expiration of [lce years from
date . ,"ht the option of the holders, be es
! cLatigetlfor new bonds, and such as are
meat' redwinable shall be &eFented fur
• eartetego before the first of Novernher
! m.ii, and not thereafter, curl the residhe
j imilater than ski mouths after the ei
pinifion,of the nee years from date, for
I.:unlit' money of the United-Sales, and
:Le taled)(lllds ore to be exchangeable
.I.r each' other when presented to the
Treasurer, unless the amount of United
Sutton notes outstanding shall tat equal
m four hundred millions, or unless tle
Veiled States shall have resumed pa -
mem in coin for their nobss. The last
eection proVialim that any contracts lime.
a:t., specially made in coin shall be legal
and valid, and n o w be enforced accord
ion to the terms of said contracts.
Mr. TRUMBULL presented a petition
c..lored Citizens-of North Carolina set
t:no forth their miserable condition anti
.sitiog tin 17.` sent to Liberia. lieferrtki
to Cum relit re on Finalrlee, , I
'the joint resolution relative to lands
granted to railroad companies in Michi
,..oo :and Wisconsin was taken up and
I.,sed with the pending amendment
I ~.I liai ng In, provisionsm the chartered
..md projected lines from Fon Inn Lae.
Wiscoostii, to We.t Ranava, Michigan,
,tel Marquette, Michigan, to certain
points in the same State, 1
Mr. f ti V IS enured 0 resolution asking:
in a blitem to the information bereedurn
~.:.-.1 trent the Secrehtry of War, whin
/1 •"eta I•V the War Departuteitt_ for vest
s chartered or employed by the In -
rirment • since • the 4th of March, IN; ,
with ilmateN nett dates.
Mr, lit. IWA HD objecting, the restili,-
;•ai laid ON cr. •
tau t :O
oolno( Mr. 110 WAR Dthelell I/O
..-rn 11C1 to the Centnd Branch of Its
I "iii..,, tactile Railroad was taken up.
Mr.S f I tIM A N opposed the extend
urther than under the
ex,sult.: laws. licit:el uo doubt but that
cAUcru division of that real would
eventually extend to New Mexico, when
the iittaneea tho country were in •
-;e condition:
r
.xfue. further debate try Messrs!. XOII
111 LI. and HOWARD (tie bill we:Mover,
it the .sxpiratnutef the to truing hour.
Mr. l'IMMING111.: YSEN offered it
ros-o;mina to instruct thy Committee an
Naval Affairs to report iu rogard to pro
: i.tin
huit OA, localities to replace th. t
e.t.d. 'for It , vernrnent ruagardnes net r
New York nod Jerson City.
I Mr. DILA spoke in support of Llie
---,traction
- or 1
, alq•ltineiitary te,onstrurtirm[o.
Mr. HAW:AN abtained the floor bt
tha eonviusion of Mr. DRAKES
mar bo, Ent melded to ullmv Mr. 110 W-.
AP. II aAntio ,01l upthe hill 0t4 , g. 4 4
to it. Control ltrawh of the Union Pi
ito•
The, on on.. rerried sixteen
but 11l r. FESSENDEN .en d
Mr. Johi,ou, svlio.bad the floor on t e
WAN tint preaentt and moved on
, 41,1”; svhieh motion IT.
oi-oatu stir a itnirnom.
Vr. s.O MN Eli movod to port pone tl
lu; I mut take tin the .I.•lnt resolution a
the iioarotury of the Navy o
koikt coo or nioro noon! otheor, to t o
Lisyro 31 •ratlinf , Exhibition to r-prole it
tt, ti e ,tku., iv loch tarried.
It Esti' atilemlinont, provtdiry;
gmist any intending OXINIVIt.,..
.o.buard after 0 irligthy delmity and the
t-olution n , lopted by a - vote f
tWolllo.,,nr , 04-I,lust
NV.ll•lllNtfrnx, Feptilary 5, Pia.
1101: - ;1 . :1 , 1 , 1t1'.1 . 1tE.SENTATIVES
ISO but . TIIIIIRS IkAILIIOAD LAN
—TII II 111 I I. I'ASNEV.
1110 ~1 1 ,11-ti to the consider
I un of tl.l , rurb'ite. l to 11
11.1111Iautto granted It) ahl
1:1 I bo .iuu,tructiou of null . ..kis in Sin
barnn. Ntios:osip I, IF.II lelnnn 1111.1
Tlionuarluittuust of Mr. .kIINELL, o
oci.tolu fruit) for Pot urn tondo of t o
No•hritto and Ih,ttur
ogroell h Yi.ooo 1 nor). :I',
Mr. TAIIOIt tnavott to hible the bl I.
. .
lt.t sixtp-acre to eightv•Mllr.
Tlo :intendment of Mr. - PILE, to e,
,Tht the Luta, or the Alabama anti Tett
ttrt..t,• River Railroad Company, WAX
ngreett
Lill thou ittuk. , etl—yeas .eighty-ttlx,
seventy-throe. •
FA!, rrtvaros
Tlio proce.ded to the conbideru•
iun of Lb bill Tcported frotn the Con,
tont on Foreign AtTairs concerning tto
rl'iltts of American citizens In fore! u
States. -
M r.. 1 l 7 pp motioned his speech in ei t
ioban of the bill, aintroad ROMO ex Inn Ia
fro.. Irttcrs received by him thin owl:-
mg from tiermn
as Ili the lees% saki ig
why the bin made any distinction 1 •
sworn native and tolM.ted . citimmet. Tle
exception made in the I,IW or persp s
r l
esespoo; (Mill eoleteriptiOn actually . r
demi. would, Ito said, subject. to lee nt
read conwrintion nil Germans returning
to their country who had emigated wb m
under In t•ntv•thren yews, et ngo. Tle
impoved.Rvirevm in the annum secti it,
that of reprisals, Mr. Judd consldrreiles
it most temaritable provision 1110110 ver
singular 1,111. As a nice. of redrea.l ig
wrongs, the propoxition wane farm A n
mode of punishment, It was -barbarism.
It WOO et Vilrhllleit With all the principles
re ,,,,,,t,ed by model . n civilized . goverp
meet+. .o. one could believe - that any
' European: government would fall Ito
melte melt tosneurtly off her of Its rad,.
Joel , . a c'inise Mr Immediate war. lid
•would not etell IllOkl., the excuse Wilt,h
the, Emperor 4,t Abyssinia had for bin
',drive of Englishmen, for ho charged
them will, being conspirators. Taking
the . bill altogether, it did not advance
, one Men towards n pihetieal remedy go.
,
the grieVitlleeß Of unterell,ed tithe M.
I Ile ,11,1, net believe any elleeith, oar
leglnlatlon by statute was the Purim in
winch b. meet thin question. Congryss
shonld pa,t..a general tiedarettnnef whet
the law of the country iv nv to the perfiet
1. equality of untivo inott awl ',natural
i ,Ire.l cl,l 4,lllY,clipihility le the PreShiell63
110111 g Ow only ~:citeption, 0011 of whit
the Clover:wield proposes to ,to in cy
~r ref ossi to abide by suendeclerati, n
The tkohtntl Inn which he prOpOSed WOW,
eto bruee the following;
FOOt—nliii the •government of tie
linitixt States WM entabilshod on t
principle that every individual has tto
: inalienable right to life, liberty, and t el
! pertiti it Of lumpiness, and that or o.lpetWl9!
i neeemary to heetlre that right, ex Press
1 1 ,,,w 0 r to establish t uniform rule of nab!
urallration wits vented lit Congrmsby thel.
Constitution, , •• I
I
,S . reo,lll—That/ Rillei , 1744 that Constitui.
i tionwi power had been eXerChiett by COW.
I ip,l9.'
I ' Third —ThM by the Constitution aild
i laws of the United Staten no distinction
■
yea the rights of citizenship
I, ter nntiVt.b.•rn citizens and to
1.a , .+.4' i ,-1 1 tizetp< nr In the protection
re,?.511/0 I;vvernment, the soli
y 11it^1,n111,614 that the President
t,401.re torn.
•
I / , ..t.ttlh to.d. the 113tttraltuttion hw3
two I talt.h fit+ , !.." , ,1 tyl.U.,
.•111 tibitorntiort ur ;d
-i., It:At 11 , 11ri. tho
4r, ill F.rl,ZliNll cOllllllOll
r
o,rl 1)..e.
44.11+111•:1 .6.111:11t JUlrlr , lietioll or th”
v:4410.4 any ”1"
Tv • r 1,•,1,1! , dray whir ,
govormacut shouts
.
kolnot natty. (lon, i
1....5•:t1 to :.:ronl ...bta1.101... .1(
.mxth—'Chat thu naturalization laws of
Unind States Germ part 'fit.% nation
and pAitieal ..y.totn, in tore for
deliity three quarters of a .-en tam, and
- Butt all toreigo government, are eltarge
able with 114 , 1 i, thereefandarquicacenee
therein, Which , annot now be controver
-IA with duo regard to the tights cud
.;ittnity of the lotted Staten. \
rcar Beei Leo the al ‘a rnionment
s nee 1,82 by Brent 'Britain of In claim
of right. n. ha preri, no NP-IlUloll,•mitural
i4vd-vitizens <
the protection of natural
ahi; ad ennnot be trusted
delusively to the• Bxceutive Depart.
unnt. but should ho etdcreed intpera-
Vital,—That natural:led eitizens,eilerg
ed WWI oi :aid in a higeign land, are en
titled. tq tlO prorcetion of lin. lAiitcd
Stllvt,i;terthe extent that it shall nee that
the lttiva or =twit country are fairly and
inipartntly adtnini,tered wlthout preju
dice.
'fen th —That the United States govern
11,tit is bound to see that no Capitol
Stat. S citizen 1., tried or punished
iii a Pollan jurisdiction for nets done
or WON" uttered vittdu tha. :PJited
States or in Illty other country except
Wit Wilt:7oin the persecution lalnstitutrd,
4:ln:can—Tina it in the duty of she
go y ernnient of thu United States to do
tumid the Immediate 4i:whin - go and re-
ICIISO of all citizens restrained of their
liDerty in violation of the principleelthus
thiCiared, and Just reparation for the
mimic any citizen he suffered, and that
Wy F.secutive Department he instructed
{tarry Out atm.° doctrines and enforce
thit,e rights, fold to report to Cennreti,
any retrial or neglect on.the part of any
foreign government to recognize tllO tie
ulitlid so made.
161 in reply to. some
obiervailons of Mr. Prtryn. he said he
wa:a for Congress saying that suds and
mythd thatexisted,un they should
be o! by !hest. mitions with which
tt4 tin hal - States deal.
• .
•
The Ilou , o proceeded to the
nconsitlere
tiot of ilia bill concerning the rlabts. of
Xleriean mtit,ms in foreign Slate..
Slr.CllANLfllt•ad:ires.tal the riOURO
in isriticnon of the bits, lilting it to a ti
c ire. The title of alto bill, be ...Jill. town
110 roar. and the bill.firelf the rat,
great was the fall thereof.
1e5,e..J30 17 Ell and WOO I) also made
reatarkailtel the bill their went over to
ttni morning hour of Tuesday.
111.,1.1 NI:. front the Appreprinfien
(Juniata:to reported the Army Appro
priation bill, amounting to thirty-three
Will 4,09. It c- of a provision fer'the
aradual reduction of tee army until the
military forte in reduced to twenty-live
regiments of Infantry, seven regiments
of 'cavalry and live regiments of artil
lery. No new commisaion shall be is
-tied in any reMitemt, except to West
('dint cadets and Second Lieutenant...
Tl,b Secretary of War is directed 'neon
., didans regiments as rapidly :lathe est
, iairernents of the public serviceand.re
dokion in number of officers will per
mit until the foregoing. minimum to
reached. 'firs provisiori is not to be
construed to deprive any officer In com
iniaaloit of prtimotiort that may is open
to !him by the occurrence of vacancies
:inning his superiors In rank. Such pro.
nmions, tinier ver, arc to be always made
so ea to facilitate mid net obstruct the
eonsolidation of regiinents.,.
Mr. BLAINE ex plainei briefly the
'urine of the hill, rocripitulatlng• as fol
iose: For navy, $18,000,000, compared
with an avera'o annual cost of over
sl3,ooo,orst io gold under Iluchanan's ad
ministration; executive, legislative cud
judicial expens:ts, $17,000,000; Postoflice
Department, $4,(100,071.1; , Consular and
Inplttmatleexpenscs, tt1,;000: Ordeattee
Department, $3,000,Ol1; West Point
Academy, t1.3.01)0,000; inl.cellaneous ei ,
Peo . ett, El I.ooo,t.s.to—ntaklng an aggregate
ofleXl,Oftr,Ooo,.comparerl with 670,000,000
in cold lie like U.1nt.11,50.9 of the Govern
utent tl Ewing the Ant }'ear. of Buchan- I
aWA mho Ini -tration.• To throne ordinary
expenses werp in be added mOOO,OOO for
P1..i0n., 8.:..1.040,001) rd bounties, and
t,t.p.otaypol v r interest Ott public debt, I
making an to!grogate of expenditure of
'7.,l4l.SitelLhit*Le..rcar= ________
w.Mid he greatly MillVed in illillreyearS,
whirls I.lllllie* would not have to ha
paid, when the 'army . list would be re.
d ttitcd, and pensions curtailed; as would'
be 'rorillly frourvarions causes,
Mr. 1 . 16, , i0 enquired why the expenses
'of the Government had net been reduced
three yearn age, and why economy bad
been postp,ped . until the elections were
110.1 r at band, and the dominant party
ore seek ion 11 new ]cane et:power!
Mr. BLAINE said he dal not propose
to enter upon a di.eussion now—that tits- .
erosion weld f.telmd in Committee of the,
Whole. , ,
The hill Fa referred to the Committee
of the Whole In n the State of the Union
unit male the Rectal eider for the 13th. ,
The tl tome. in Committee of the W hole,
M WI l.riON , of lowa, in the Chair, re
sit nod the coitaiderntion or the Military'
Aotlenty .Apt ropriation MIL ,
Mr. ELIGIEDGE turditied the amend
nt
/,
n t p mdin'' at adjournment yesterday, lty , making i rtmtl, 'ten
mn d provided Lit
t!! r, that no t art et the oey,appropri
atttl by this net shall be paid or a r plled
p
toes. or subsistence or any but whiter
. I
, .
I ncut KLLs rejected tol
fftnetlmeran were offered
'nd the hill was laid mid.)
lo the liouse. *
lice thee took up; - es the
f l :.mead
:t • l3 r
,Ilti r J
• Ulia 1 I_ rt%
lamin)
the bill making approori
lative, executive and
tho aorornment. Hay
at length tho Committee
Intro proetexletl to the eon
he \VO,t Point 1,111.
.lor,
for lc,
cx 01.
incr.
nice and
eiiit.r..lnn of
o.'R\ E, of Illinois, who
to . bill, made an argument
endment u'dopted by the
.terday, On motion of Mr.
inn out 'the item or s4,o:*
w et the 11.Ard of Viaitere
tb,coutended that the
haw, and the
under that lase
n/S1101"; it was
nake ark"appro7
IMr. NV V.:I
1 1 reporteal
air 1,1, tn. ..i:
t inn Ittec T j
S nn .1. ntri ,
tfir the VII t I
t l. konlo,l
'• in i • in, - . 1
Urdd nt Iwi
11 App ISnt a
tin• ditty o C 1
ed bitt - angniiient
;owa be foolish
•administfation,
ide of loyalty,
Board or Vial
ulenly... Speak-
Weat Point in
-001
to„;Nvonbt live as
inat ..ltent, Sherman,
Thoreas , xere elletiabed by
pilatton, and
hl the rt:11.1
td de{ rave th
nJhich tcoodd
r the rich t,
W' the
t the
titutlon. he
tongs the
leratiou an
yeopl
. , bite admitting tin& el alai
Lo Academy, suaga.dad it
n.the miring mother of
'aril", and Stew:wt.. ' •
I.le Anion •
Mr, 19+8A
ty, 1 , (11.1l roC
Clad ,
,
Mr. WASIII3I.7IINE rentOrked that If
he had not t e en ,coltining his retuarki
a+ the regula branch of tho 'army, and
If he hod nehed . on tho volunteer
hrauch, ho uottld hare paid lila colleague
41N1r. Le,Tan) high6napllntent. (Langh-
Er r.) •
•
protested ho WU not fish
mlintent, but be did not.
101 bringing in tbo nontiki
It for tho imrposo • of Polo-.
It that bad no reference to
`dr. lOU
Log for a • t 1.
S(ncor tho 11 1
V geutletnet
ng tut n 1,
them'
went was rejected and the
MIS=
~;
pasied. e
.g31!1 ulta
.Ir!to.Committe;9
Tho bill 0.4
Tho not, .u 1
rile tiu.... . ,
of the Whol• on the legislative, excels.
live and J nil Mal Appropriation bill. •
i Mr, WAS,' Illi.itNE, who reported the
hill, stated tome of its principal pointw.
yhe atnount Appr 'printed for the current
pt.,' year wo4 i.t.ittle2,S3.s. The con
itnate% for ill , next tiscalyear,a% receives"
I from differs it Department-ler Iho Goy.
ionintent," at denoted to tt23.870,1132, hut
l the Comte ter On APPrnPrinttutts hod
reduced the antounidown to .117,217,000.
Tho 'mete n)wroprleterl were no follows:
:I",c,rislative j it?,2fr2,1 , 2.1; ltubile Printing.
i $1,...11,71.11, iilbrary of Congress, 310,91 , 0;
, Court of Chi unt, Sl:si,Stat;',ll.xecutive ills- '
Partntent, $• - 4 ;P_; State • fltTartment,
5114.7e0; Tee nary .I>eporl meet. $tt,830,,
' 140; I nternalitevenue, Pl.ooo.Qoo:Deport
ment of Inferior, $,*22 0 , Surveyor liens
oral and Clerk", Vll,faXl; War Depart
tnent..V.Sl,ttik Navy 'Department, ettli -
Psi , : Pest Otllln .Department, $.37t3,4q);
1 Departittend of. A erieultUre, ~.$1.54,71, 3 ;
Del e".l.4interi Mint and "trenches, $:412,-
- 407; independent 'frrasury, $1.0,1-130; [Ter
ritorial tiovertunc:do,itttiin,faXt; Ituliciaty,
$1.... - ttt,.oo. Total, .517.217,Pte. • '
ht r. '1 . 1::A 8111:111i 1 1.3 wen" o n tit to *ii . yihe
Commit:leo I on • •Atutnturiationa would
havo I appropriation bills riPortad
2i41011 ppssiblo„snd holbought that
If tho WAS It could bavo
all those bills seal to tbo Sonato Ware tho
Ist of April. By ,44,ding . Mon to tho
Y t t sonate th6m;e3H:y r h e ehnjd .0,110 mason
why Congress could not got through ell
o its hneinee..lnntilinurn at Jet flll . olMit
i by.the ntlddheof
A member -In time - Tor' the Chicago.l
JConvention;
Mr. ‘VASfIBUItNE—Iics, in time, for
the Chimp:6 Con'venllon.
The Committee precoedeft to oanshler
the bill by enetions. The Brat, Item, Au
cornpnteratin or mileage of. Swinton,
gave nee to 1t ruuningdiscuasion;lnvolte ,
log the question -• of the compenes
tleu - of Senators 1441. Meattnia, ~ the,
twenty per bent, ollaafaiteo to Cutgreaf
aiorial ompleyes, end thezeneral qttea4
lion of cconornY, and extravaKanZio:
- Without 'getting ' past 'this Item the
Qotrnitittee j rose,- and' the . Ilokise ad-
POETICAL.
411[41[111 HALLECIC., L.• •
(Written !e 1r1.2 arid never brfrare•
/1 7 a.a.1 • I,
Strong -4.1[11.f 'power,' •tilms.l strange'
earm d Impels lnntotTenDsforeej I .
Directs 1114, - .1nce.114 to the pole. I
.la.l tad. tiro w.otesol Ocean rat: .•
Int [heir 4.3lpointei [tour,' ; • - • •I •
S • 1; 0 .. 4 ,14 1 :4re tan 01 :not - tn.! I
Toe eetetegif c/11111144.t iv the nand; a•
tinnly 141[44 non, neres
1' ,41 :. 111,11 '.4' of •teparte.l)44.. , •
•
Wtoto w. 14 [l , flf passion to [lto nrx4s; I • .•
w 11.4. tno past go flemr, . •
A NI llilrlk plramire, 01100
tOIoT • . •
T,t, • 141 , 411101 nevrt • ••
A tot ...1:•••
At • , 1,0 1144.11 •
; i - .•• • nit noortO
Ptoni - Ocyarted yettre 1.. - • •
. . - .
. .
Teur—alrtni a A Osr laz I. I , loalu'rze: gap, _
1.:10 . 4 anaaiau puf7., a ~}rl,••
U. Till ..: hill rc Ut Clint ran a'llir.: - .3 - , --'
flit ',ul-1 fhn tinware a - Ulca straw as war,
srs curer, corr/..inr Laura,
Yet tall Us., I,Carni will so-lala
.517,1 ton 4,, , n for Nauru or P. , : - - - .. t .
Awl N. a CSII sruilo, thou:o lattac , l 11.1 Lc_ . ,
At tuwalory of ilevarl.all 5t,,,:- %
i
. . .. .
. ..
:a.
11•11taaar, our i•OWi/ , it MA .I,Z ~ • "• '
0.1 termer lel-111, beallt
A c,t me co: ht charm t eNT
1 , ./r rvl , Alhent Irtgenr , '
ATI lOT . I - 1110 trAnt In etnne.h
I, ti.vl el ing eeti - nr. ",-
ceeeelit the enitn,r ten. nnr w. •
An.l Lt , , the grief, UT end fear.
Tnntt,Srkentee one deptati. A t mt.*.
Tike. when one own. •reeift deculte - - •
non gone, Ito attnlr , r,
Nor - t 111 11. Itretlng moment nit Er. • "•
1/. 4 morlnht,lnartt ' lm 0000111 to prl,4,
14'1:r.n ll re :11C11.11,, 10000.
-Fur no imxums Inuit Al1e1,1;
emt regret. on I:oookl , o,tpanl—,
Fur 110 4 , rho 1,11n7 n•tert a. - -
Ift.ewumory , iF4lOOOOlt4 yen.m. . •
—From 491101 of Acme.
•
•
TO FIT I•IuA Q.
LT cnaluAmonzeovu.
Tot, onto! mend, I. lore thee I
in learned doctor's 11 - d0; •
Thy ; clouds another clouds -I. t' .
And wrap not In delleht
• , What, (hoods thoy . tell, with phtszlis long: . : . •
Ity years aroammur pan 'd I, • •
1 . would reply. 4.30 r 1.1•1
/C .. o ng.' -
They're sweeter while sissy lalt.
'Ann oft, mild friend to mu thou art ' ". .•
A monitor. tbongh.eillr; • ;;!;."
, I.uu apeak'ar elm/mm . .o my hem:,
Ileyond Ihe preachrr's skllt. • • •
..Thou'rt him theme., of am. tu, • w hu giros.
{ 41:Very till,
: •
' T i t . :o " odor of *lln, - O nt., , ••
[lien he has loo.egui - t t
~
, Wlteu in the loarly eveillau luMr. 1 ;. ' •
Attended by bat Uwe,
O'er nit dory's ratio!'tote I pore: .
-
Mar.'s Mtn in tides I ere.. • • • , • •
Oft itathyanowy ooitium provoi. . • ••••
Then bo.-uks au•l away," ; • ,
triton how attably realms tlott 00.514-
That tam Wed to &pay:.
while, Mrs thee ' eartli'S
: And smoke andfunto brunt.%
dad:then. Ilhe tboe,to m,lloa Oath, 'f'
Aud mingle with !No groans!.;
Life's, but oleo(' adroitly ''•
And ttrue's thotroatabg broaqi,••• ; , ;.
That late or early we behold, . •
. ;
Lima all todonty death. • ' t-1 ;
From beggar's frieze' to monarolted robe,.
Ono common doom mussed: ; -
Sweet Nature's works, the awolling ."
_
%lust nil barn tinted,
•And what le be who mookre thee nowt— t
A little moving heap. • ' • •
That troll 155 thee to Cato mast mow, =
ritem la deist mod elrep. •
Plutihough thy whom down.tard go, ; •
'Thy resunce rolls tus.hlght • ' • '
When toy body mast ile
Ely soul shall clOari=.•
TO /k . 1361117 ;HEIM NT/Lk:WEIS.' - .
ny JOS. nopracy
A giallo°. a smile-1 nee it yeti
ntomeht, ern tho train was stating
Ito w strange to telt t—we ecareoly met.: -
Awl yeti telt a pang at pitting
Anj yonalas that all the .
'lle i Mops who am confesaunt—
, 'Slott' thought was. lurking . in pier motto , .
; -- 14 gotta beyond tnY stmP , o Suoutopt• ._.;
only know thus bentntra 543 . 3
Awoke to inns Strange emotion,' • ' ',;
Which, basking In Melt . warmer bless,
•, Perhaps unght.ghttlu to slevotlon. 1' L
A h !titans , a heart' as elohnch at thin, ,
-By smiling lipoi-attorett from !.1 uttry. •
lino punk In ranotou's dark n..yet— •
b. Wrecked on the coral reels ollteantylp.
•
Am! so, , tt4 well the trall6'serift fthcht,''';
That bore amity my cilprirling straOgers
Took hei—Go.l blest, her!—out
Am!ma, Bit gnlbtlT. oat of darget.l „
TO /lElf. RINO.
Zr ven.r.fax Reritti.i7
Blest ornament! Imo happy is thy snare; ' '
Ti' bind the snowy Hurter or, my fear I •
01 could ! learn thy flies centruive art; '
and, en tbon bind'et flier lingers, bind her
•
Not Eastern [Warne:like flied stn shine,
Fed from her brighter eyes site b Nuns dl
Vine •
Nor can trier mightlost. Llaos!sreld pOIVCC •
command.'.!.
large au empire go my cb %water , . 11.4.
! could thy forml.ty food stilullror .•
Thy very Ilo%.alexe chould la et noPo.r;<
YS ocidlegilora thy audio. 'Tocud aboolay7
0113• , t ,
iglti 213191111 r, iCkr thy disaiortcr,
sa owtlpt: TEtrzl:.
Tbn.manll46 dukllna tbe.l;i7,-
. -
The future direly marks its taorn't
ria..bed with strahre riPetter!,learatigibY
fit our later Lite, are
.
rho boy springs brlgatenivg is the wan."
Froalctr, at times, as years before,
Boas gay and trild, as core tvi,ret,
Breathes the free lira of asys , of TOrth
Happy the boy to menhirn then4bt.
1 ' 331 ?"' Pay:,
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nos derk.bright tree. by tropl flieede
. Atingle the cnnting Wittl Ili' 01,
T deep•bned frnitege shades =ohe uds7;i
The bud 11.05 white amid theL b
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—Lippincott's tiferwrsineti,
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A Parts correspondent:glee. a -curious",
account eta In Parii oo.Now Yoatritt '
Day. The principal sight the prim:lege
ders on the fashionable boulevards 'and'
avenues saw was Inte'reninablo strings
beggars, that lined the former on both •
-sides. There aro but two days in thc,
year on wnielt Street tc.oying is 'llllolVele
in Paris. One Is the' 15th of August, 1.10.•
Emperor's fete day, erectile other the
ofJanuary: On tlacse• days. of license;
however, mendicity Is carried on do an
extent th at is not surpassed even by thee' .•
begging. on holidays in Bottle and 111a
plea \ I cover saw stich an othtbition •
real;11 felceed human misery, as that - , •
twhi forma itself on my observation
in
eroerydirectionon yesterday. •
It s6nitd, indeed as though all' the
eine•arnted, one-legged, tilled, lame, awls
,deformod peoele of both scars and, ,
ages fromthe whole Franeo had been '
emptied apart the pavement of her =pt..
tai. Some begged. singes.. others la -
801510 sung, souse-prayed, while.
others recited the stereotyped beagles.
phrases ni the top of their veices.• home- -
stood, !ISMS kneeled, and ugalu many .
others were stretchatil out et full length; t
wrapped in rags, on the, sidewalks:' On
• the Boulevard acaltalions a dozen grorizat
seers lying along the wallsof the houses,
eensistingof old menorwomensurrouride.
cd by three, tour, and oven six, chile
dren, including babies, all pale,
and razgred, and presenting togothef a
most pitiful aspect. 3lest of these beg- . •
gars had brought all sorts of squeaking
and squealing instruments into regaled- .-
don to attract the attention on the pubitc.
Besides the native contingent of mend!. ' -
emits there were swarms ofttle
,beggar boy. attrigirbe with lima, gni
tars,..ttutott and harps, monkeys. and
marmoin,• who clung like burs todbe.
passers by until they hd levyingtributeher • -
anshancy, succeeded in a
.upon Mem. Altogether, the street -gig/Awl •
'furnished the conclusive proof thatuader
the brilliant surfa.m of Paris a great deal
of human miser!, is hidden.' e.•
In Ilearemi.of Itessill Shave,
A green- appearing genius, on his find • -
visit to Boston, observed a sign Over •
'store thus: • •'Wholesale rind Retail •
Store." lie worked his way thrialigh
the crowd of ladies until he faced one of .•••••,
the elerks, who was exhibiting scinietir- . . -
ticks to - a young lady, when he broke • ;
"Say, ndster, who's boss here?
'The proprletbr has jlist stepped 'out, '
Sir." -
Well, is this arstallink store.' . •
4 •Yee;sli, a wholesale and retailitate."
"Guess'you understand your trade?" "l • ••.•
"Ilh, yes," replied the Clerk, wrapping
up a bundle for his custoines, "whet can
I do for you?"
"Well, as the cold weather is coining
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on I thiought I niout as well cense , and
give you a job." •.'• .
"I don't understand you, sir.," replied -•
the clerks, who began to think the fellow : ••••
tied got.in the wrong beat, • !
Zsetly ad; well, 111
• . '•llzpltilt what you niean,.nly friend,
said the clerk, as he sick him produce
a but:1,11,14.w under his !stoat. • •
`•Well,misitid before, the cold weather
Is coming on, nods Itho4Ot I naltdates
welt be tired for 'it. Come 'nighty near'
from:in t'other winter, 11 toll you,ir
"I hope you•wIll telli.me whaL . .. you . i
want, no I may, - nerve you." • _ '
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"Certainly, squire certalolvi . I iilweiyx
do business Ina hurry, nhajitst as . quick - •
'as, the old -muter :will let you,: I;trant '-
you to retail thorn old' ;lilt ts-let qin
crime down about to the knees; yeah I .' -i
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don't weer. drawers." • • 1 - -.1-::-.. - ' •
Thu etrect cap 'be ixna4i 0, ii hides the . • .
llOvelista any, c a n ' t 'bp i t. bc.d:'' ..., -,
a - . ..
rant - (or .-a long
time the very Corey/amid tuattle • sxltla
of the World. about lo *tart . - new
_paper, called the Thon end kiitriir: This
bow he especially a dramatic *per, Out
attention will he. paid. to Mentos.° and -
EOlll4 graea of style and rhetoric will be
employed in the illsOrTasion cif• "amuse
meets.. to torrlot - thadn&prdiatarity treat
ed. with more regard for.loellenala than --
far Sofas. Of speech. -NieholsOrt has 1:
eugaacd !scarps °flood icriteNoustt his
own taudrund exporiemo .combiae
their functions properly., •I
-,--Baron-Gelbit, SlMl:starer the. North
German Confederacy, entertained-on
Um:4v eyeulng a committio M. leading
German Stir -To, who called to el:Mgr:dn. •
Tato him oil his having presented
credential* and. been received -by ;the
Presidanfiss the plenipotorniary bd more
thandlility raillicios - of Germans -'••••• • - '
—Speaklng. ef Shirley, Sztitedie 'the'
London :44merican says: • World
• where eTCve men area ameetlMes, illy
naturcdaridgmallempered trien alto otters . 1 - -
Tory stuptd,li Ls pleasant do enerianter a
laughing : phlleaopher Who Ia eleker in Is'.
'Mug wand and - bat; of_ humor ,with
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