mostly in the language the church was pretty but plain in the they print in thirty two languages the priest was willing to sacrifice his dignity by selling us a quantity of colored photographs of the island of the ceremonies and the officials in full costume of their church we walked through the garden which was the part of the excursion in the stables were twenty seven cows very fine animals and fo r ten each we were furnished with a drink of warm milk just from the various women with two copper suspended on a stick bring water to the hotels and private houses � six for two or a cent and one fifth one of our full would cost three of a cent � large � run through the grand canal to the railroad station in italy and chapter xx and the students on board of the american prince were little inclined to go on shore so delighted were they with their new quarters the situation was novel and there was much to be done in making themselves familiar with the new vessel the officers and were in getting making and taking in sail till they could perform these as perfectly in the steamer as they had in the ship with tlie engineer s department they had nothing whatever to do though tlie cabin officers and the were instructed in the use of the bells but all the students found it necessary to go on shore in order to prepare to write up journals the of the young america had gone down in tlie ship so had the text books required in the classes but the principal had to his agent at home for a full supply and the books of the were fairly divided in the it was hardly practicable now to keep the together in the voyages from port to port though as no long ones were required at present this occasioned no trouble the and were ordered do sunny shores or to sail ten hours in advance of the time appointed for the departure of the american prince and at daylight in the morning the two w ere imder way the wind was fresh from the north and the course was quite near fort at the extremity of the tongue of land which the port of tlie city steamer the point shouted the on the top gallant of the the captain saw her and decided that no change of course was necessary it was the rule of the road that the steamer should keep out of the way and the young officers had been instructed always strictly to follow the rule at whatever apparent peril the steamer was french and she passed so near the that a could have been thrown from one vessel to the other so that it might have hit the gray haired man on the deck of the stranger who shouted with all his might and otherwise acted like a crazy man when he saw the it was what is the matter with that man said he acts as though he was insane i don t know replied scott but i think he is taking his morning exercise but he hke a madman he seems to be his mind of something he is talking at us that is said o stepping up and touching his cap to the captain has recognized and is frightened out of her wits tell her not to be alarmed italy and i o returned to who was crouching under the in mortal terror he assured her it be impossible for to pursue her at present and as the steamer continued on her course the of the villain were no longer heard it was evident that s agent had been transferred to this vessel some time after the catastrophe to the the with the wind on the beam went off on her course and at sunrise passed between and without any of the difficulties which disturbed ancient at the vessels were off one of the islands where rises the like which fire and night and day all the year round but is by no means the terrible looking affair some of tlie pictures resent it to be having obtained an to the northward of the island the little and laid a course for after breakfast the reading of the journals was commenced general view of the houses in the city are built of a kind of white stone which is strongly in contrast with the green behind it and on which it is partly built it is a beautiful place and the climate is one of the finest in europe all around it and on the slopes above it are of orange and trees whose fruit is one of the most important articles of commerce they have in which are trying to the nerves of who winter here it is celebrated in ancient history under the name of the principal street is the � after z sunny shores or the italian who helped out the people in the revolution of s it has plenty of squares fountains and statues the market is a covered near the water where the of fish meat and vegetables can make more noise in the same time than any others in the world they yell all the time till they get a customer we went to the garden of the de on the side of the steep hill where we had a magnificent view of the city and of the shores of italy the garden was of flowers orange and trees and tropical plants churches the principal one is the cathedral an building on the outside it looks low and gloomy but the interior is full of objects of interest to the lover of art the finely carved marble pulpit and the are worthy of attention when the city was in a shot struck the pulpit breaking off a piece and doing 