Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-05-04

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They'll weep Ger the W,sels that crowding Salt
River"
They'll weep for the "spoils,' we're disgorging to
"Sam."
Calvert county, Md PHILosAA.
Foreign Literature and Art.
Among the announcements by the English pub
fishers, are a new work by Heigh Hunt The Life
Of DR.. Browne--the associate of Pope in the trans
lation of Homers Odyssey; the Letters Of John
Calyn--transated from the original French and
Latin; The Sisters Of Charity, Catholic and Pro-
t,stant, at Home and Abroad. BY Mrs. Jameson:
two concluding volumes of the Duke of Bucking-
hams Memoirs of the Court and Cabinets of George
III--from original family documents; a novel
The Pride Of the Mess. BY johnson Neale, author
Of Cavendish: Frank Hilton, of the Queens Own.
BY James Grant, author Of The Romance of War,
who must not be COMPOUNDED with the Grant who
wrote Random Recollections; and The Gospel at
tqlbuted to Matthews. BY James Sheridan Knowles,
the dramatst.
There is some activity among French lterati.
N. De Witt, son-in-law to M. Guizot, has recently
produced a Life of Washington, and of the
Foundation of the Republic Of the United States"
NJ Gulaume Guizot, the statesman's son, has pub
lished his "Etudes on Manander and the Greek
Comedy" which carried Off the prize Of the French
Academy.
A. Thierry, the historian, announces History
of Attia, the Hun, and his Sons and Successors in
Europe. De Barante, of the Academic, is engaged
on a new History Of the French Directory, and St.
Marc Girardin will speedily publish the Lettres
Iaedites of Voltaire.
Emile de Grardin, the Paris editor il said to be
author Of the pamphlet called 'Conduct of the
War in the East" published at Brussels attributed
TO Prince Napoleon Jerome, and now prosecuted
in his name.
Eugene Sues romance, lie DiaJie INedicin, APP
pearing in the Steele, has beep stopped by autho-
rity Georges Sand MADAME Dudevant,) has
been cautioned, also "by authority" not to pub
lish in La Presse that portion Of her life which
htes to the year 1912 and the retreat from Mos
cow rtsrS
The Exhibition Of the Royal Academy, in Lon
don, which will be opened on the first Monday in
May is expected to be particularly good this year.
Among the contributions already well spoken Of, are
Shakspearian subject by Maclse-the wrestling
scene between Orlando and Charles the Fail
of St Sebastian" by Stan6eld; a Sunset View
of Rome" by Roberts and pictures, subjects UNI
named, by Egg, Firth, Creswick, Pickcngill, Mil
lais, Landseer, Ansde and Solomon.
large collection of small slabs, seals, pottery
aud other Objects illustrating the domestic life Of
the ancient inhabitants Of Mesopotama, has just
been received at the British Museum. They fill
50 cases.
mond, called The Star of the South now weigh
ing 25i carets, which, when polished, will weigh
l27 carets, and therefore exceed the Koh-inoor in
size. When cut IL viii appear in the Paris Exhi-
bition.
Let us examine the annals Of the world. They
are not the philosophers and men Of rational pro-
gress, but the ministers of the Roman Church, that
dishonored mankind by wholesale butcheries Of
their fellow beings; who delivered to the poignard
Of their eniissaries, to the flames Of their piles
some Of the best and most meritorious men, on ac-
count Of their speculative opinions The phioso-
piers, and friends Of science, did not arm the
West against the East, one hemisphere against the
other. Nor did they pronte the Crusades, the
prescription of the Albigenses and Waldenses, the
slaughter of st. Bartholomew, the massacres in
ireland, the murders Of kings and the desoation Of
the New World. We would respectfully ask the
noble prelates and all the priests Of the Roman
Church who the authors of all these atrocities
But even for the scandals and tresspasses which
occasionally take place in ordinary circumstances:
we can trace their causes to the per6dious insnua-
tons and III consequences Of the clerical educa-
ion.
We promised to prove, by accurate statistic data,
the proportion of crimes between Catholic and Pro-
testant countries here viii our readers see the la
inevitable truth Of our statement.
siFor every 100 children born from legitimate IA
theirs, London has foundlings; Paris, 4s; Brus-
ssls, So; Munich, 81; Vienna, lls; and Rome,
243ii
Thus the legal morality OF the heretcal London,
compared with that Of the holy city Of Rome is in
proportion OF 80 to l..
The founding asylum Of Rome 1.-THE Hospital of
the Holy Ghost) has an income Of 81 200 day. II
was the intention OF the donors and willers Of that
immense property that the income should be used
for iastrucfion and education. How Is il done
The poor, ragged, and lifted children, are addict
cd, almost from infancy, to the hoe and the spade
and the rich income goes to fatten their priests
and prelstes and to nourish their vicious habits
Besides, certain legal deed is required for the
reception Of founding in that charitable insti
tute. This is often the cause of nfandcide, to
avoid publicity and disgrace. These are the morals
Of the most reverend prelates and priests, In the
very centre Of the Catholic world and under the
very eyes Of the holy Pontff Of Rome - Crusader
The SECRET or BEING LovED.--Wiam Wirt's
letter TO his daughter on the small sweet courte-
sizes Of life, contains passage from which deal
of happiness might be learned: / want to tell you
secret. The way to make yourself pleasing to
others, is TO show that you care for them. The
whole world is like the miller at Mansfield, who
cared for nobody--no, not he--because nobody
cared for him. And the whole world will serve
you so, il you give them the same cause. Let all
persons, therefore, see that you do care for them,
by showing them what Sterne so happily calls the
small, sweet courtcses in which there Is no parade
whose voice Is too still to lease and which mani