Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-01-18

III ID tNlutHt tuht th'y "o"'N h"'S SssS
their votes in favor OF Ca, aignac, who has u
the quail ifcaiions civ and military, in feelings
and in principle for the head ofa Republican
form Of government. But the people OF France
ar not the people of l aIis, and if the people
OF Paris thought proper to get up revolution
and dethIone Louie Philippe, the people Of
France took the responsibility by vo's OF
five millions to appoint successor, and inse-
lecting Louis Napol on the powers of Europe
had some agency, probably very active one,
in elevating the nephew Of Napoleon. lie
may, until confidence is restored, and tranquil
ity prevails, remain President Of the kepub-
lin, but year will not elapse before the books
will be opened, and five millions will sign IN
favor of Louis Napoleon becoming Emperor
of France--the pride and power of France
among the nations of the continent Will de-
mand it. Not a little singular in this game
of intrigue will be the part which the Emper'
or Nicholas will be called upon to play. Rus
sia was the power that delhroned Napoleon
and Russia singular as it may seem, will have
an important agency in rcvlvng the Empreoi
France in The person Of Louis Napoleon. The
Duke de Lichtenburg, the first cousin OF LOUIS
Napoleon, married the daughter Of the Emper-
or Nicholas and, with the assistance OF France
an attempt will be made TO restore the Duke,
who is the son of Prince Eugene Beunhar-
nas, to the throne of Lombardy, occupied by
his father. Austria dare not oppose it Italy
will not object, and it only remains to unite
Louis Napoleon to Russian princess, which
will complete an alliance between France and
Russia, which will control the destinies OF all
Europe. Should this be the result-the great
finale of European revolution-what has be-
come of the costly interference Of England in
settling the affairs of Europel From the bat
tie OF the Pyramids to the last contest at Wa
terloo, England has lost 200, 900 soldiers, and
expended three hundred millions of pounds
sterling in putting down Napoleon, and now
his heir and successor, after tho lapse of thir-
ty-three years, is about to mount the throne
of France, backed by the old and fierce enemy
the bones of 100 900 French soldiers lie bleach
ed. Well may England exclaim with the po-
| ct
| "Fear not ill Brnam wood
Hath come to Dunsinane, AMI now
wood come to Dnnsinane.
Arm, arm, and out.'
| Will England " arm and out" Not So
She has paid dear enough for her interference
with European affairs. She will do SO no
more.
A VENERABLE JERSEY PAsToRATE.-On the
lst inst. the Rev. Banabas King preached
his 4lh anniversary discourse TO the Presby-
terian church ard congregation at Rockaway,
Morris county giving an interesting history
Of the church during the 40 years OF his con-
nexion with it. His installation on Decem-
her 27th, 1908, was preached and followed by
revival, which issued in the addition of "a
persons TO The church, 81 of whom were heads
of families. A similar excitement in 1917
/ so persons and IN 1881 and 80 there was
still further increase, under similar crcum-
stances, OF l43. During the whole of 40
years. the venerable pastor has attended 6sl
funerals, baptized 5i7 children, married AT
couples, and has preached about t,celue hous-
and times lie has received to the church
$50 persons, which added to the SO who be-
longed to the church when he was installed,
makes total of rs. OF these, SO have died
and 295 have been dismissed 10 other church.
es. Two hundred and forty-eght are still en-
rolled on the church book /; ii Of whom have
left irregularly.
| A musician, a while ago informed the pub
lie in his bills, that " a variety Of other songs
might be expected" " too tedious 10 mention."
I A razor has en- invented in England
which carries with it guard that makes it
impossible TO cut the skin when shaving.
Il LOTTERY 1T is said that the four Presi dem
tal Electors of Wisconsin drew lots to decide
which one of them should carry the votes to
Washington, first agreeing that the lucky one
should pay the other three $50 each. Mil
cage, even at l2 l-2 cents, was an object at
that distance.
LIBERAL LAws.-The laws of Wisconsin
exempt from execution and sale for debt about
$1,000 worth Of personal property, besides a
homestead of forty acres, or a town lot not
exceeding half an acre, with the improvements