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WASHINGTON, Cry Dec. 10, 1919.

WASHINGTON, Cry Dec. 10, l849.
Dear Sir:-In answer to yours Of this date, |
Ill state that should | be elected Speaker Of
The House Of Representatives, | will constitute
The committee on the District of Columbia on
the Territories and on the Judiciary, in such
manner as shall be satisfactory to yourself and
your friends. am a Representative from a
tree State, and have always been opposed to
the extension Of slavery, and believe that the
Federal Government should be relieved from
The responsibility Of slavery, where they have
the power to abolish it.
am yours, trnly, W, J. BROWN.
Hon. David WiImok
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-29

INTERESTING FACT IN
the celebrated French
cultcrist, engrafted a !
of a pea, upon the bra.
1t grew there, %ripened,
of a lemon, without /
properties Of the orang
instance, that he stall
the color, taste, and 81
orange tree. And fri
have reason to conclul
figures, colors, tastes
find in different plants,
themselves.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-29

By tie ARRIVAL here 81
Maj. EpstIa0d, Capt. w
10Th inst, we have reel
nifn and the Pacific Nc
to The l5th nit.
The steamer Panama.
10Th November, aud a,
4th inst, with 240 Passel
We take the iulIowit
furniln Of the 18Th Nov
voting ufthe 18Th.
The Yote on The Ccf
tie Constitution in this
than was anticipated.
fact that those who
TIcSct', reelected to
words "For the Con.
qlence Of this oversig
hundred votes were los
eddy in its favor
SACRAMENTO ClI.
. The election yester
Ali day long the rain
the atmosphere was ch
house living population
was polled at the two
all, 1868 v~oios,which is
number Of male residel
oil votes counted up TO
evening was three han
ernor is running ahead
and foremost. On the
first comes Wright
Halstead is whipping
coming up steadily an
ing for the rest. The
9 to finish their wo'k.
of, and III 8 must s
Weather fine to-day,
The Major Easllant
thirty-eight passenger
$4,000 in gold
. The Pacific News Of
We regard It almost
is elected Governor, al
Mel ougal or Roman, I
district, is cleo
". Nor do we believe
iults will be regarded
my large portion Of h
The Alta Californian
The Mines Such h
he roads for the last v
intelligence fror
The most rel
q the Sacramento corr
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From the

By the arrival here
ship Portland, Capt. b
tiago the 9TH inst, ,
Brownsville Flag Of the
The Flag is full of I
Avalos, commanding t
and accuses him OF tyr
the inhabitants. The
time ago Of the arrest Z
sui, at Matamoras, of
Berlander is confirm
were brought belor
city on the 18th ult., a
order Of the Governor (
CarGenas, they were t.
that day to Victoria, ii
ninety miles of. No
against them, but they
date of tho Governor n
all protested against tn
pose. The Consul wal
house, on bail, until 3
two were sent off,. "
an officer with an esco
.sulate and demanded n
to them from Within,
Medilated outrage, and
o~nIy:yieid to force. H
beware; for in invadin
the French flag waved,
the French nation. Il
Of spirit, the soldiers
Consul with his family.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-29

FROM TExAs,-By the
ing steamsh. , Palm,
Galveston the 18th inst,
Of the Civilian and the
her departure, with the
or Of the State.
Texas, it seems, is Diet
maintain her rights to
Fo. A resolution ha
oflhes Senate in Congrs
Smith, or any other d
Mexicotaking a seat II
the Legislature, instrus
from that Territory, !
protests not being hea
~ to leave Washing
a mother resolution fol-
Governor to raise a reg
TO proceed to Santa Fe /
the Eleventh Judicial n
city is the principal sea
sand dollars are to be
The troops are to avo
with The United States
that the resolutions win
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-29

THE BosToN TRAGEDY The coroner's iu-
ry have returned 4 verdict Of murder against
Professor Webster. The body of Dr.. ParkmaD
has been identified.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-29

A new Cotton Factory Of 5000 spindIes is a.
bout going Up in Roswell, and another Of The
same number 10 Columbus (Gu)
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-29

The Wcksburg Wing says that the liver is
rising rapidly at that places and the river and
rivers above are full and filling up. Anslh-
er overflow at New Orleans is feared.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-29

The great National
ton has now reached d.
begins to develop itsel
beauty Of its majestic I
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-29
MISSISSIPPI CREOLE.
saturday Morning, Dec. 90, 1910.

CorToS-h wall be seen IN the Foreign News
that there la been a further decline Of one
eighth Of a penny in the Liverpool market.
This news had reached New o.leans last
Tuesday and lis efIte on that market was a
slight decline there in prices from the previous
weeG.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-29

This being Chfistmae week We issue a half
sheet only.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-12-29

Il is reported this
eleeted Speake agre'
maIorltiSa on the Conn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-13
THE MAID o. CTlERoKEE

Near where Cscs.s placid tile
Ponfs the buea' ~a's:s 10 me sea,
"a flower upon me n!ao7 aitN side.)
Dsr!ls Inc Mad c. CHEROKEE
The maid thai held he cup :cr ms-
MY rosy girl u Cherokee.
Far from the wor1s eGsnaring tolls.
Where Fashion Spreads ter 2i,dsd net;
In inatuie's iHnoceIce and Smiles,
This kind and aflicss mai1 | n:ct-
The matt that he'd The cup Tor ne
My r,sy FL | OF Cherokee.
The hue CT health ard gao. OF youth,
Her form AM iace ALIKE adora;
Her eyes rep!e,e win love and ruth,
Shine soft as beams Of sumner morn;
The maid ,ha, held The cup fer me-
iHy rosy Girl OF Cherokee.
Her lu.rors eyes and mornings light,
Atonce unfold their lovely raysi
'Tis FL snsh kindred bars uni'c,
Tofi | mihi y he opening day'i-
The maid Id, hid she ccrior NE
My rosy si!l e Cherokee.
And when, a. eve, nciioTer lieh',
Floats calmly through nc spans'cd ss;es
No ,wiokline sar $ .,"s hat - of'sh.
As IN, Sc VIII sparkle IL hsr eYe';-
The maid rha held h cup Tor ne
Ny rosy gill Of Cherokee.
Whether across the dewy lawn,
Or ty he spring, Ter sleas trace
Al noon, or eve, o. eaiy diwa-
She seems tn goddess OF ne nlacc;-
The maid tns hvlt he cup e me
Ny rosy s'rl o! Cneitkee.
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i>ii. NY.
Magnolia Leaves a Orange Blossoms
or, songs OF THE soUfh.
pyA0 Mytx.
NJ l.

: COME To HE SOUTH
Oh! come 10 the scab, s"cs' bsa1iliui one. ;.
sTis The cline Of ;h= a:ait, MS he aO''Ae u N
ws.rs ,h,. ssvever shines with passionate glow
And IN. ,wtrs spread sheir treasures oi cfi,ascl
Where The orsz., o'cr bright waters, watts IT,
cease along,
And cav BIRDS are s'ancins in beauty ard song
Where summe. smiths ever DER mountain a"u
PLAN.
And the best Gifts Of Ed,r, unsha3oSed: reihai4'
On cuTe IL ts sou =,
TIE shrine II he SUM-
AID DIV, II ~ lis BOWELS,
Sweet, beaai!ui .ne!
m, cor,e N ,be South anu III Guild thee nome
Who're winner shall never iutias'Veiy come.
The oupen.iIk. ca.e %, t"e ihFi IL emu pug,
Ths sors ,rn,,ce otsnet, The ruby semncd vine,
Shall biocm Icunc Thy ISe!!ios, anu shaoe lsee
Will, nirds OF all music keep amorous tune;
pv The eush Of siad tuuniains we'll rest US at e',,
No trouble 10 vex Us, no sorrows To stiere!
On come The South,
The shrine u the sur;
Aud dwell in rs Doves
SueeI, teartllul one!
On, come 10 The Sou,n It's The hone of the heart.
M sky ike lis own can deep PASSIONS impdt;
Tn. piow f lis summer is tsli IN The Soul,
And 1--we keepelh ever hi. iefvent conioa
OIL here would thy beauty mcs brilliantly oeanl
An lie pass a@sy lice some &c lcais dream!
Each wish II ny heart should realizsd De,
And this oeauii'ul land seem an Eien 10 ihee!
Then ctrue 10 he Sou q,
TIE shr,0e oil the sur;
And duel. i. is towers,
Sweet bsaci.u. oE>!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-13
:, VII ~ Z uCOI.a, UT %,
StcTe'a;y Bea.1 o. Heal H.

GEN. TAYL0R'S GOLD MEDAL TIE
gold medal ordered BY Cvns'ess IS comfhTsn,
10 General Taylor, Tor hi, gaan: services 10
Mexico, has IS, arrived q; Washington. |,
was prepared a; The Philadelphia Min, at cost
OF three thousand dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-13
MISSED TtiE EiGuRE

TIE R,ch,n,nt waig is stsasrt IN Ire bns.
ness {. a:ce:,ainins (atnuoS.i uihsrs) me pfi,-
tics 81 those wno lnw representa- s several Cor.
g,ss,iou.l D;suic'' OF Virginia, at West Poi /,
Is C,dels. II il ms mol ggien nearer the truth
il s,her cis;ric's man j; has in this, 5u lille re.
,aacc is % be Placed uqoa is statements, even
j. 50 small, and itanaeIial a nal;er. iir. Cha
pm, whose son represents his ds.i 9, vG,G d. he
last E,cioa 'oT General Tsylcr, ard i, il TAR 10
SUPPOSE iaat bis >on, who - gus, y.urr, # lie
has f.rulyt sry political srni@eE;s, lnioss vi h
II, ia'ac.. H. csano! wiih pTop.icY say that
young ;lr. Caapin IS U,iooctd'. Yua must
iasG, NJ. Wing, c.r!ec' your i's, a l.; INC INCH.
.aoud O.:;fic.. L.I,rr.ar Y.E.a Str.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-13

TIE WlECHS~ ttf SalLRCAD The
Charles,oxn F;ce rTcss lays that according 10
indications, Tax Winch.s SER AMI Potomac iali>
road is 10 co prosperous business iais year.-
The P.esifcnt estimates The probable gross IN
come at 500 0c0-which will enable Toe coup,
nv 10 9 lare six per cent. dividend, alter "a.
AHpusf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-13

During discussion t:tMecl lie Cnnares a-.
~ 60 dita'es. in Cahawb Alabama, NJ. ). W
har:is exhibited 2 long IS OF fs Nova. and ap.
Poinimen:s mace b. The csw adm nislTatioa, &C.
pied mostly i!oM ifsgea: numbeIs OF the Nauon.
al laielligtncer i VIZ Rci less thsQ len tssi In
length,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-13

The Warrcnon FLAG .;acs IL. there were he.
tween three AMI tcuc thousand persons 4 b.lh
sexes in aucn 'ance 81 he MASONIC Faas.a,
which came of N Boc,oar CarH:y, on SIuta"
The 24;h Ut. al the Ia res. .cccc CT JJaa w
Thompson, E'q, tar cc'tsac tom ina! cUnuy
who expired 50 suddenly in his s,a; in IN
House =, Delegates. IS. H,nl-i, Fce sermon
for the occasion Was P-rachra by ,he Rev. Lev
Rosser, If tie Me,ho3is Chu c..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-13

We learn fro:a n Berkeley Chronicle thar
MIR. Men Las WARD q: Mti C.ec.., ia tina
county, came 10 his { a'a or Siridy week, hy
fail from his hrtsc. : s&nies Z laa, his hlsss
ran of win hin, passing uGHer 4 !crcc 8 Ak
Knocking hin f. s!s yes a. Yae. MS ctcn
bors came 10 hini ~, re, Z S.Jsca Z. has r..
hig-iy restsi..oIe .amiiy ald relatives. Re
was about SO yeas oi ac-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-13
ANOTHER REMOVAL III TaE Pc.

ANOTHER REMOVAL Il! The Pc.
TEaSbuRG DisTRlCT-Dr Aur,,ias
Shards has beca appointed by tie Coii.clor ol
this Port, Surgeon 10 tne HOSPITAL q, Cir Po;n.
ia place o, DR.. u. Isl. kGddeF, rsmgse!. We
have heard OF no charges ssaias, D.. Ruid,r,
whc we un5srtand, has uniformly discha -ged
his dul;es with "aonestv. CAPACITY az f.elily +"
u. Ru der is Dsmoe7.i, anG 10 that lac: alone,
We pfrsun,e, NJ must attribute The loss o. lie o.
fee which re has So Gi,rimiius. fll.t
PETE, Shurr i,c-,JI;--,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-13

PREMATURE i,s,etcay morning, Mr.
Schneider, living rear he corner u Cdrcn1e,e:
avenue and La Fayei.e s;Icsl, II was thought,
died Of Cholera. Last even,ng he was tdScn u
one Of The cemeteries Tor ou;isl Cu a.! as tic
C, fin was about 10 be lowered ir,o lie grave, ihs
friend. heard knocking acaias, tie nd Il lie
c. Gin. Ths lid WAS immediately removed, aaG
Mr.. Schneider vas !ornd alive. Ee was. ,assl
home, and will probably recover. This, in cor
nec'i>n wi n the lnsiance . ,ae Yo-.s " man
in the Western par, OF me city, Waicn We me-;
tionsc few days STAGE, shows ;hs impo!ia ee
OF beng petiseliy assured ina The E:.sva I,
c:a'eo oeios- me boy ,s lo,:en o .as sfaye f.r
inteImeni s. Lu.s LIN IMs %
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,I!nll tsE [ III u.

LATER FROM Im.. .I4Y Of 81. %
to General SaaaEa Tae PlrstirnI, mines,
had made his escape on board an Ea7'i.l can.
OF war, bJund 10 Kingston, j some :o;;y d
tho leading ner haa been afFcs;ci " lie Older
OF Santana. The city was quiet, AID business
bepaD 10 revive.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-13

TIE COIN TaADE-I, will probably
strike many with surprise that the Amount # In
cisa corn shipped 10 Europe from The U. saes
during he pas; month Q! June exceeds 'hs. CT
tie SAN. moorn. 10 1917, the famine year TIE
Official statement OF tue exports fcr Tie month
has appeared 10 The New York Shipping
Lis,, and The quantity Of Corn exported is stared
q, 1851 500 bushels, bsing greater by 550,4e6
IN 1871 and greater, We believe, ti'l vas ever
slipped il any previous r,oa,S. Yet grca. as
th.s amour, IS, il is bu! iihe .; K qlaniily Of
siain im?of.cI monthly ia.3 Gfea, Britain, 10
winch ccaary s!,aos, be extra {. -, exports Of
trcac.,uf1, ;ead.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-13

By lie arrival al Neg Cfirans Of The steam
ship Yacht. IRON ,ae B;ssos. B;o"nssli- papers
ID The 81 b uliiao have been receive. a. vas
aalcipa;ed, he pare. qurpor iH2 = l. Deta-
fa,icn q Independence, bfoashi oy lie Ia4' AM
81 fcm Maismcrae, ha1 no connection viii
any contemplated movement On tac 'iaT' = ne
ne. p". 7 seems % haze h.! j. or.sin IL The
vi:iora scacmiag ?: a. individual "ar Is aas.
r5cca Vi being PARTIAL: insaGe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-13

An aged ,ady Al t.,,l,,, !. surg, Vitsi.::.
MRS. Margaret See, has vtEeiea 10 cmancipate
her slaves in The Fall, il me American Co.oni,
ration Society viii give Them it.e ras.sce 10
Liberia, Mrs See Contributing SEQ. Mrs. Sees
dausht-r proposes 10 liosrarc Ter tour SLAVES a.
The same lime, il tee passage can be gwen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-07-13

The formal cummen,s'as" . The Oaio sut
Pennsylvania Railroad. 90 the ! = ;nsan, was
witnessed by a5cu 4GGe parsons. Tee first shov.
ell full Of earn IN ia.> Wotf was ,h,a,sn ~ t.
Colonel Robinson u Il 'icshanv. Tae exercises
passed OF with srea, u.ahim"y. Ssrerais peeca-
cs were delivered, anta splsndio oiarer was ssrv-
ed up. Twenty sections Q! The road were On lie
same day le,lo colIaciois.
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(Bait;more .9ger,enn.

dARMONiOCS.-EXS senator Beese anj
GENERAL Shields, recently met ioge!hei d, one OF
Inc Illinois Courls, and appeared as friend y 10
each other, as though NJ rupture had ever occur.
req oeiwren them. 50 learG> tn Pike County
Free Press ri tia Slar from pfiva c source.
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ITeleg raphcd 10 ms ~ lunal In elreenrer !

TIelegrdpHcd 10 lh1 N1IInal n ell'sencer I
B.iT MORE Jelly 10. ?. VI.
The Comm;'les q ~ su.-mer,s appoin 20
10 sopeiiutend The necessary ptc?afa.io;. iof The
funeral CEREMONIES IL honor q. Ii. lac EXPIRE.
silent have resolved Ina, ,hs procssN9a shall
take place on The Isl Monday IL Ser enbsr.-
From The exensve arrangements which are BE-.
ing made, il viii doubtless to giant and i'm.
posing sPscaels.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

In tie nousc the STcaser presented The fol-
LOVING Report IRON tie iieviso!::
RicHM I'D, 81 Jnly, 1919
81: Ecrewi. you viii receive onc Report on
tie revision OF that pail q ne G &c whica re-
!ates 10 c,in.s and punishrenis incln'.ins lie
cases cnrce'ufTe tie Pcri cn'iary. In, cor
re & tn :oy ccyuyed On us =. revising TIC avs
ii ine oistc,
Yon sal be p'easei;o lay his ReFo" bai9:c
The House 9! Delegates.
". lave he n1nnr 10 BE- vcrY respectfully,
Yours, &c. &C.,
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
EDiTo8LsL CONRGSfC.fDESCE.
F,uo1rra sralxos, July 9Th, 1919.

FJuQJlER SFaiEGS, July bthi lSio'
The SPEAKER laid Geiore he Srlale .e'-
;er iicni ,hr Eerisurs, which vas read 2Ec ldil
On The table.
rae senate then resumed The consideration OF
The Revised Ccds-part 2d
On moion Of Mr. sTaNARD, the following
amendment was adopcd
Sec. IS. "Sdvrs SHALL no; be dislrained or ie-
yicl upca whe.e there are one. goods and chGs-
eis OF The parry who uuss; 10 pay The money 70
be collected, sull:en, Tor me purpose, whrh are
shown 10 The eiiicer, and Whci i, IS ii his power
10 Ia X; aid The uticer shalt ia 10 case make IN
up.eas.np bic distress or levy"
The vote, yesterday, amcutac section So
chap e. 40, was reconstructed on motion q! Alf
WlfCtiER; anci on motion oi Mr.. Tl!O al
son, thr IS section vas stricken out, ard tEs
IL having Inserted:
''NJ growing crcp shall be levied rpcn, except
Indian corn, and lha, not MI aeI The Ism Ucio-
Der &c.
chap,cr 1906 court houses, clerks offices,
jaiis and jailoIs."
Section Is was amended, on motion OF Mr..
TYLER. BY inserting after The words ms aHo!'
ney or agent" o. personal representative"
Chapter 5l-"Oi the peer"
Sections and Q were amended, on molten OF
Mr. AMBER, by inserting elected or"
Chaper SO -"Ut County roads, hfldecs," &C.
CHAPTER So 20! county lcvles"-was passed
By for the present.
Camp cr 5f-"nf towns"
CAaa;e' 55-'Pof exngui.hins fires in towns, I"
81. Passed BY.
Chapter 56-'Oi corporations generally" &c
On mo,ion Of Sir. aiccAULEY. tne ScHa;c
adjourned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-04

RUSSIA.
Interesting account uf the country. BY travel.
lrr.-- fIon ur. Bslrd's Lecture.

Interesting account of the country, by . travel.
/ ler.-- From Dr. Bands Lecture.
The extent rf The Russis. empire /.
iminrn-r--ra'rr ing q rnf.ry of 5000.
OOn -anarr miles IN All. and 2.025 o 10
10 ET,,~--in all. over 7.0o0.00O square
miles. The p 'pnla,ihn 81 Russis IN E,i-
rope j. 5i.5n0.O0n. anil 0f Asix,m Ris
sia in Sit ia l9.OOu. 0Oa. mak,ne the en-
tire populan ~ $3.50. Russia j.
the mo tr,ri country IN ,hr world. n. its
average lr,rl ahn.r The SEA j. hui $50
irei. Spain . the hiyhr., ronn,ry in Ea.
ripe. aud The average level of Europe 70
% lee, above the sea.
Nany ihings in Russia remind the A
merman ua,.lhr &c his own country.
The western part appears newly settled.
like our western State the middle parl
oi III. rmp,rr y VII cultivated. aud the
ws.lrn fences peeul ar 10 Rus ia. Mr.
war. and >wp,lra. have q ute an tmrri.
can arr. The villages, ton, a,c hal, III
wmri : mostly &c rnund l.gs -and The E
sre some ,rIv Handsome i,g roitayrs.
The usr .f ihis material in huiltl,ng, 10
the raus. Of The many lie. irurlivr fises
ahirh often are sn frrquen, in the Rus
sian village. The hnrrihly bad roads in
Russia .lso remind The American of t,-
western settlements where rnrduroy rna,ls
are known. aud III The spring and autumn
they are almost impassable.
The winters IL Rnssi .alihoneh intense
" cid. are Mt subject 10 such frequent
storms az in other rourtres. ln Maven.
her aud neremhrr there is nsnsl y f,ll If
three nr inur feet of snow. winch remains
without drifting Enr fur or five nnnihs
After ,i SO months storms are fare, and
the winter renains uniform.
Russia ia rnin-n,ly a hn<pHahie cnun.
Try. rha noble and rich Ian led pr,prie.
inrs are very nd of strangers. and no hing
can exec d their kindly irratmen, of visi-
,nr-. Every thing throughout Russia u
peculiarly Asiatir. The houses arr al
hult in oriental 81, lie. w,ih M front dnnr.
Y u enter al the side through The enrl ..
ure The roof projects tine. or fur feet.
an the house is surrounded hv = porch.
The streets are built mtolprahly wi,le,
through fear of fires. The dress of the
leommnn people is alsn Asis,ic IN appear-e
snre. TIL. n hlra. however. have their
F,enrh ,ailor-. and dress like gentlemen
d Fianre or Englani. srn1 me- Chants
Of the irs, class. or guild. as il isoihere
termed. also d,ess in European STYLE.
The nrsrhants &C the second ~ ,hud
gnil IL. the clergy and seris. are STRICTLY
Asia,i il theirs dress. Ma yncn shave
thcir0 heard.. exc p, rich msrchan anil
nohles. Peter The gt;rea, was much or
po.ed 10 boards. ani uads law that no
nfie shoul,l appear in court v iih heard:
and AZ old 'nohle " hn vsn,ured 10 trans.
gress the ed Ct. was nnperemoniousiy !. y
e.! and Sam IN The prcsrncs Of ,ha Em-
yayur. n,ns ous Of lea men in Russia
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Iquirkly. and soon Ieiprn~d with pisrhsr
IL wzirr and iunsbler. an vsiier. She
w~ coming towards NE. evidently usins
more Than ordinary ssusson. vken her
'no, iripprd sTsins, sam~thmg. and me
Stumbled forw.,d. d sas Ia ssiu she
irird sp ssse ilir pitcher. lss b~l.ner vas
iisi. and IL irii usrr nnd wxs brskrn ss
plrrrs - NV ir~i. me wsssf dssiing upon
ilr skins of INV dress.
Thr ponr ehil.i brcsms Instantly - pale
as -sh-r. and The l,,gs,en~d louk sIls I we
me, shall mn snnn i.rRei. She Hs~a %
Irps'ak. and say thai n was "a src,dvns. hus
nrr t'ngur Was pxr~l, zrd for the ns..s,eni.
and SHE ionni %. uiirrzme. The Irsson I
hal rrrrivrd "a ilr NM ming. srrrrd me
far purposes of self cnnirol nos. aud I -ald
MY. 10 y mild vnirr.
Nrsrr m,ns. Janr l know ron
r.uldn'l help %. ] musi lak down ihr
l"-r rdgr of ,hr rArpri. raas ne.r
tripping ,lrrr mysrIf to-day. Go aud get
= q -.r rlnih and wipe mp inr wafer a.
qu'rkly ~ yau can. While gather up The
broken pirr. o."
The ral.m I'm. bark Instantly io James
Fare Snr gave me asr gra.riM ), =. and
i,rn rsn qulrkiy a.ay. @ ds 40 had d.
rrr,rd her. When rhr rau~ batk. size
~ .mrd her-rli faH ~ h.v,ng h~rn mnre
rsriul. rxprs-rd >. 90 ~ fns lhr aernirni.
aud pr .mis~.i over ani over AZ 4. Mai she
would he inHr guarded ~ tusurr.
The nlrSsl b~iwc bulh ni our feel
,ngs NV. and what ,hr, w.e 10 ,ns
ni.,rnins. Ma. ,siy srrai. ] iri hspp .
ir hsvlns ar,rd justly aud ~l.h aur sr.f
s,niI"l. and my iinIr sirl. though roabled
an zrr.uni ol The zrcld. M. Md nnl the
rAhs burden 81 my dlsplrarure o. her.
I. Iiri r.. lar hr,,lr. said - IN, srli. ~
. sal aud r.l,r,r.i sp.n ,hr nri mt
JUS, ,rlsi,,i--.. i~i,rr. lar heller j. u. in all
our rrl.in 10 life, to ms.nlaln rain
cSirrinr. AMI nn nn account 10 r,,esk ha.sn
" 10 ih"sr wh. are brlw us. Angry
u ori> make d .nhlr ~oun.i-. Oh v har.
iho>r Gao hnin iliry .i~ addressed. " ne
they lrsse sung i.rl,ind D. r.n. Aisnr al
sh"uld We guard .galnsl n,onl, irm. .rr.
Wh~mvrr ~~ p~smn anything To iiri our
minds. VIZ srr mni 10 = siair 90 exercise
'iar rrli ron,r"i. AMI q ,e,np,Ai,on cu,n~s
lhrn,-~ e arr s.,r~ m IL !.
Laaies' Wr.ati.
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CHINESE MANUFACTURERS.

Among the manu'ariur. . fGhna. ihs
gnl,l aud silver Iinsri. al i'rkm stand 81
the highest es,im ui"n. Thrirrhi fvalnr
arise from their possessing the property
nf ne r, furnishing IN INV climate. In
appearance ,h,y les mhir cloth al gold
a, 81 yer. varous aud frequent attempts
IN hern made To Discover The serrri.
winch have all proved ahorlir. mnch to-
The Diet imeni al "nr "un nannf ctIrr>.
whose value would he ransid rahlv 81.
HANGED Nv the discovery. Tin-rls are
g ,nuht ~ .ar,nis na',rrns. which TN r
al b.. ap, arance fhriag woven INTO he
ri,,in and moi stamped upon IL surface
They are constantly used in trimming
their s,lkrn ,.ha..
he beauty oi the Chinese porcelain J..
vel knawn. and roalt we Inirn luce thr,r
tival those nf Frame. Tie finest sp, 81
mems come from the manairiorv near
Pesin. The hrsuiiul tramp arrney and
nlliianrv &c the white ground j. surpassed
l., he pro ,ucp.i hv an inr.mhus'ihlr stone
ar earth. e,n .,laved ia It's man 'fac'nrp. II
this he ir e. anil III lrsl,iy (which % sand
4, he in PIE {, iniy at the Yellow Riv.r)
v ere discovered. ihf- stone Ear cath might
M hfsiushi. N 80 nparatnrlS rlh ~,
cost 10 Engla d. - b lust in ieaships
- All We. els laden with le IRE Obliged IL
h"ea c.r,ai, qniniitk Of ballast. Tn,
. aiy If he porcriun en-, melting. in n,
rura g., mp n metal, y t,n " M kno 8,
q relnlce 4 All ,,iinn: and the t.hi Us.
q, shl be.e again become oar instruc.ors