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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
ls,eeisliy Reported for Tn. N. z. Tribune
SENATE. ALBANY, March %, 1888.
REPORTS.


SENATE. ALsAsr, March %, 1885.
REPORTS.
Nj. MUNROE, f,vora'ly, to establish Bosrd OF
rslrosd Conm,fsioners.
~, RROOKS t. INCORPORATE the Enrique In
.nsnt Ccno.py Of New.Grsosds; the Ne v
Esr Tar hin. 10 .xteno tbs charter OF the New
~ Fns1ep. for tie considsrs'on OF the ssoa's,
IA incorcerats the n. Y. Crystal Pals'e ms'ks' AS
NJ HUTcHINs-To widen Atlaniic-sv BOOK.
T., A. for The purchase Of csrt.in real estate ey
BrootI,p rom the U. s Government Alto, 70 To-
corpors,s the Klpts County dortl'aitafs' o"'e'y'
BILLS ENDORSED.
rA r.-.,r,oss ~ F,ob, To wa ,m vas referred the
GsnsTsi Orders. among others reported fsvorsby on
ne foJo sieg bi ls: II o.-;.. r
Ia rtstrct and regulate the fees Of Notxies Public.
For the pIsserv .iioo Of the fish 10 Croton River.
SOUTH TEfTH ST., BRooKLYs.
TIA Cemmittee on Cities and Villages made ma
;ot, ,spo,t in favor Of tue b for the closing Of this
1bs bill was ssGt to the Committee of the Whole.
SPECIAL ORDER
Mr. WATKINS Ia the Cbar-tbe Senate went into
Ccuuit,-e Of the Whole on the bill to restrsia
bAsss Of Issue from acting as saviass banks.
Mr. PRATT finally moved to apply the Law to the
Cities OF NewYork aud Brooklyn. =,
Mr. u CLARK moved to mske 1t generally appii-
Mr. PkATrS amendment was then adopted. The
bill was tbea reported to tho seoste
Atl2 clock ibe Senate went into Executive Ses'
son.
On the doors being opened, ~
Mr. SHEkRILL r-pUted back t1e bill 10 protlot
The zoe ption Of bonds and mortgages a. basis oil
banktrR with sIn. omsnts. Zoe amendments con
Ait 10 oro.iemg tina mortgages shall % received at
half their asserted value: snd that the b thk Depart
en-. shall i- circaatlDg Dotes T., con, az tns rate
of 20 Per % Mt on 'be dollar
ASSESSMENTS ON INCORPORATED COMPANIES.
Mr. DUkkANCE mad c insert 10 iLrOdgco d bull
With the foIld viuk provision:
The Act entitled amend the fourth title q the
Of met part u the Revived Staoots
esle6 the sses, nsnt OF t4es on In
eosp0ated companies and the Communication, or collection
,hsreef hereby Iepeslsd
DTyIsIOf.AyESUE RAILROAD BRoOKLYs.
Mr. HUT HIN iLtroo uced bit extending the
tine for the completion Of this road, three months
sfter the said DivEion-av shall have bsen graded
enc PAVED
BILLS PASSED.
To easbls the u,efyisoIs of New-York to raise
money by tax.
To amend ths Oh after Of the Atlantic Mutual Insur
anos Company. New YOik.
Recess to p. NJ. -
AFTERNOON SESSION.
proposition submitted 10 amend thu Consti-
hon in ard to the right Of suffrage to persons OF
color. .
The Temperance bill was sent to Select Commit.
mittee, consisting of Messrs. Hopkins, Halsey and
Bsbop.
The SeDste refused to reconsider the vote fixing
July 9TH - the day for the bill to 60 into effect.
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CoxmrrArIoy OF PHELPss sEsTEscE TO ihPRis-
oxxrsT yoR Lrrr As was generally expected, Coy.
CLARK has COMMITTED the sentence Of this Eisere2ie
natural life in Clinton Prison, AMI IN order to that o.
feet has been Issued.
Upon being informed Of the above feet, pneips sas
Good" and momsnt sherwagd inquired Y" 'nefs
"AsS'@ '"P - IAISs.y Ars.a. safh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-29

The treaty OF the ~ II Juno WIN Aushis !" a.
thundesroke for the army Of the East, according to
the General Officer"
"Tbe orief " nich the notification Of the treaty Of
the goth jane caused among the Generals and gu ,eor
officers OF the army 10 inexpressible. Prince apo
lsop manifested extreme indignation 81 II. 10 IA.
uiliar conversation with friend Of his, Colonel Oh
ole of the regiments Of hi. DIVISION who afser~ssd
had difference with the Msrshal, General Bosqdes
uttsrec the word treason. General C4nrobert h'm-
ssH who followed the ystsm OF courteous III 0mios,
his csplessure at it, The Turks understooa
potbiI Q wbsfeyer about IT, The Eogsh kept silent,
ip,teao Of giving expression to their opinion II wss
useless to quertion Lord Raglan and the Ddse Of
Cambridge on this head they would have gwen no
ALswer. ., .. r..
"Marshal St. Arnsud was radiant With JOY. u
eok as though that deplorsble treaty from toe SAL
sfactiop which be manifested was hi, own work
Bcsopet the best General now Ia the Cnmes
cried. then, IT appears treason, ana ms ueuera
..Ofcer makes, it would seem such serious accuss-
t;ons sespst St Arnaud a. the Belgisn journalist for
prudential reasons will not reproduce
The Amy remained at vGns, and its spirit msy DO
Judged from tbis citsioD:
.Prusfrsfed in their hope OF marching TO yard the
Da1ubt-of freeing silistris, and having brush
with the Ru.sans-the soldiers fell into cespond-
| epcy which the fatal heat OF jane and July sun
Contributed to sggrsvaie. From the 10th OF jane 70
DE goth Of August, two fuu months elapsed danng
which bostslsy, typhus fever and cholera, came 70
assai end decimate the allied troops Thew presented
| a uost lamentsbls spectacle. The hcspitss were
| being filed every Gay: death ravsged our rank
which insubordinatiob-ve easy 10 conceive unds
such circumstDces-had already dsmorafzed- Gag
ors were rsised from every mouth; additions enc
| names of certain exiled Generals we're brocshs u
recollection by The soldiers."
| The names Of Changsrper, Lamofic,ese. CTsL~
! uuttsrsd IN tie broken rankA wsra 0mi20V' KY @
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IT, at the start a difficulty for Mr. Forrest he mas
certainly the power to look in war tiger out 10 re-
copcile bis look his attitude and acton with an un
wesped lamb, would be a feat TO which our imssiha-
ton IL not equal. In the second act, Tor instance,
Mr. Forrest speaks Of the safety Of Cora not 80 macn
with the Lamb like gentleness in harmony vita the
pure and holy fire of the romantic love Oh houa
a. With a forcibe imperiousness and almost CON-
xul,;ve absoluteness which belongs to his own In
aiv;duality IT. in this respect Mr.. Forrest does not
,earze what we conceive the dramatists concep-
ZION Of Ros TO be, we cheerfaly record our admra-
sion Of the celebrated speech in the second
.c,ps. which was delivered with correct elocution,
manly yieor. and great melo dramatic effect and
aeseryedly received the APPRECIATION oil the mouse.
Irdeed we have observed, that Mr. Forrest most
e,cel,apd TO their credit be 1t spoken, arays most
elicit, the approval of bis sudience-shen ne least
,r.nsoresses nature, and avoids coarse lunges at sp
nlapse. For instance, his speech to the players IN
Hamlet which he delivers in ordinary tone ana ea'y
slocutiou Il. TO u.s. his most effective performance ~
the plav When be plead to Pizsro TOR tue HE OF
Cons, child there was rugged softne's in his sPee'a
,S rrds usop6cer ce IN bis attitude, which, 70 U.s.
wa me st touching and effective. We do not hinA'
however that when he sppe 10 the dying sceoe ne
,;,b,v conceiyes the drsmstists conception, though
te enact. hi. own with bold and telling vigor Ia
The nomep, of des.h, we should have fanciei the
f.es .bould have worn an expression OF deep, un-
ding love evincing its sincerity in self-'scrihce'
Rut In Mr.. Forrest we see the agony
~ the effort unsoftaned by the gentle
o,,o,;or. from which 1t took its source
On the whole, Mr. FORESTS Rolla furnishes ifesn
co,.srmator of the ruling maxim of the hour Tue
RIGHT man in the right place." We consider n,m
Just q. qualified fer melO-drsm.tc characters, IKE
that Of Ros, as he Is unqualified for those OF saak-
,pere or any, indeed which require delicate IN e.
lec,us perception and nssurs OF high sprita. mola
Rols loves bis country; hates the foreign intruder
6shu BIN with eisnt gallantry; loves wousn WA
patonic passion; absurdly cedes her to friend ana
sbsurdly dies for her sfterssrd. He tights WIN n
strt myth, and loves with weakness. Hsn m.n OF
continent, but sentiment vndirectsd BY intellect 0'
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PERoU1sITES AND OTHER PIcKLNGS

We have before us copy of AN act to provide
UfOr certain expenses Of Government" laid before
he Assembly OIL Friday last We seeCta few Of the
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There are several other Items IN the OFF, recuyIug
errcfs. and rigbting things generally The whole is
entirely separated from the ordinary appropriation
6lD, which VIC have recently published, adding incor
iec.y very few items from this one. The amour .
Of this Extra Supply bi a. near az we can m AXE i
os exclusive Of several thousand dollars for mileage
h something over t4ss, ooO--say half million 10.
cirdirg non specified amounts.
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r1or cou>'''nrtlon. We remember an almira-
tie essay OF Sir Henry Holland. in which
he shows. that if man thinks much of his
stomach. after eating. that teStv organ viii
be IKE 10 disagree with him. Fix the thoughts
IN bea'h. on the mysterious chambers of the
interior. and thcv become morbid. Teach
sweet fifteen that She is made un Of so-and.so.
nj her delicate mind with visions of the a.
soihagu> and the I,lorus. ana the portal cir
Gle and the color Of the wha--not. and Won
cause her at length 10 come home slender
and lisid. beyond all the power otiron or pill>
ana Gna>>Ia cups. dreaming she is made o.
glass. and >crurling every burnt almond that
COUSIN u. I! g in 1t The coach-window
We are not content 10 let Wei enough al ne
and hence We are raising an army OF Ivpo-
chontriac>. better run some ri>k-U.l,>
~ >'"'tI >'iors g'Im s.mter cGr.re 50 >ai,
''.>'E anc 50 >av We better 90 il bind.
iaaa forever shake in ones shoes Wbat
was i :ha' cranl Old common sens. johnson
~'Ia 10 DR.. Iaylor. who was AFRAID TO lump
'->t lie >hoV! treak hioo1-Ic>>t! .Tniy-
ally. sad he. + YOU have 50 many thins> 4.
houi you iha, viii break better break vour
Io"k at one. and have done with it, Br:
h-re comes dear Matil,la. with cto..1.1 ,qj,-
ttTt.. { in one hand and a ,,rin. M. cor.-r, ..l
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Cbc Californian.
NOTICES Of NEE, EuDE<


I'M Nrwo"N,>. Nen.ir, ia NJ. 1;a,,,oc-at',
Ha~rar & pro.E. ~" w. i!..Neray. Ne" lork
The wond.~.l
dear fa,;I;,~ c,1..,
80 much lox;n, ;,,ercorr -
q, Two ,.,rs ~ =.
IT.. '''' "'
ro.s o., aro.bor ox,,
into his m. =. s.,;.1 =.
and who tr.d ,,.;r stn, ..
shown, how ,,.o , t,
-ons AMI Li,d.ho,.., -,
,al to live '. ha ONLY u,n. :.
HI, r.n and I..., vs.
,anr. No.. boou.r.
an in,,ol...:o,
O. +;..-;o, .hos. Ia.,. I'll
absolutely, l.,o;. r.,
~. G,u n
cr,a,-.oYleJ W,~r;.,.,, .,
mans papI ;-Io~o.,
NOR. r.ad;,v - la.. :, 81
III. 80 .
,,,.. u;.h ,,.. a, ''. . ! ,'''N-
kenz. tho C,,,,.;
siu,.,r, ~. ;. -, -.
IIonrvman. ,,a al H.
moviu, ,,,,,o-. oe1.I
oI.. O,~ o.1, .,,,
ON. ,b. .. r.,
as nar>on,I
inrarr, =. H.. vort,.r s,I.
Often 10 ,vs :,
,a,ron,l, y,.;. IT,. ".
hearty w.. ,.ona "
SINCERE. ol5 ,I,,l,U. y.
,b.. r,n
O-..r L,v.. m Y.
r.,l , y
a. ha.. 40 .o,.r, =,
oY;-e d..,,;r;,, r,;.
have k,ox, -, ~ .n
Of mercy So rb :, an , -.
in ,b.. r.;l.. -.
shared a,l vi.b.I
cha-,a Of s.I..;c,..ll.
wondered ~ ~. so,ro ~. ~.
oor .,.:,;.,,,,
rsi rn.r who 41.
ol ;,;. t
,,,
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In these iDln.oz, .;,.s 49,, =,
plra>anfc>t thugs in ,i.,. 10 h,y,.a ...,.,, loo
;or. and W. have no, = word .o
.adv-mtlicine. lovely I..,J..s
Ie-e> OF lharnaccu:iral and ,..,ra,,,.;..,, ,;-,s
But there is ori,. abuse. akin 70 .lo
progress. against which w.. ,.;
in alarm and proie,,a.ioo \. ;.w..m L,..
We have craud.a.p,L..r ;,l
not 10 d;lat.. ON L.- ,.,,l. -
la, become thin on onr crown
lie hanI,ing: and af.r ,r,n
enjoy ,,..u;l u;A
locks. At these monar.s .ho ,r...I, y,
,;,la j. baw;,,.l;,, ,.,:.
late tormi.,I'o medical
II was Of iab.eaux. bou.,Ye.. 5ro.b.. II
son. 1onIon.. etc I'm, now
rlraym. dysnens;, ;,r,,.;
ture. and the ,5o ,,,.,, !. :,
child has lessons .,..r, d. y, "
She informs ~. low, o.,,. y
bali the mullins we ea. ava
lectrif-d Rjjly who,
ahl;<ue. bv ,,..,)sr;oc,,a.,,,n
in the pot" Her .rr,u,.;oo ~
that the crea, end Of ~. : s,oLo
crazy machine from oo;,, 70 ,,;,no. o.', =
the chances Of b.ro,,.
cachcxv. op,haIn,ia re,,,,1o;, all.
and neural sia. not to say ANNA n~r,ori. 10.
rvnritis mo,}us cox,,;. ,na .h ~.
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- lstA AINfNi OF tpkoa\ " ltrAT -
Among '.i'- H.an. r.iiic,ii- ioi the ia,. an AL
y Df grown wheat ~, making bread. whir n
the widespread disaster to The whea. crop
Tins YEAR has brought out W. copy the fol-
i0w>iic r+ilIark> ana directions from the Ohio
,Uiira'or. from The pen o. Col Harms. OF
that PAPER. A Uou an4Inc a remedy OF a. god
apromi,r "a al, VT have M with:
Now. how Is ,hc farmer and the farmer,
wife 10 remed, tins damage. In the spring
"f 1885. hir.etcru wears ago, We moved TO
ohi0 and PATCHED our tent among the Aslita-
'nla>. and ,hai part o' The coun'ry va. full
II grown wheat. Oar te>i-of wives vas a
iin>t .A'-ini!ar, hou-ckeeprr. and this grown
wheat was sore experience. coming As We
I'D from The or'hot.oN I'VE and Indian of Yer
mont. We Chat Is, si.) tried every pl,n
na' fena,- u geuui'v oTid invent. incli',rr
ht inventions o. all the ne .hbors, and after
"a 'auie 10 III. son i;.sion That ike riny bo:,e
IT ''"a'r>, iiir ;i.t.. So a;oai impossible to
are
III !; agni::-d =, s-:'..ic.o..o~ Taking
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TIL E NHEW ARDED

''''' >'''.''' f'-''
.''.''''- y" III Successive" Westerly -'.''
.' 49, ''' '.'' 81 '"' steamer IA III
''' !" >"'''''N'T wafer ava n'''
'.'''>''' ar '''',' '''r : 'E'-' "a! Known ''
w. nv VIVA '''' Down i'>"'' '"'-a'''
''' Uv'> 10y ""''A "ra'i"'i 'h"h IN -
MS "''''''f' was '-r''''''.'' ''T ~ >''t con
- 10 '''' '''''''- LASS '' YESTERDAY. !"'
'a'' ti'ain A. '.,' lo'te! Their "a'ttu. {
> .'''' .'''le >''''''''! "''''> >''.'
: ana ran '''> '.''-'' 'o' "'''
"'..' "'''t "i''' '.'' '''''
d" ''t '"'''' ''"r toH''
'''-i, a." G'rN - ehrcS Va
~ '''"'' "fI h'Nr '.':'
'''"" ,''h 'i'> '.!'' 4 a1tF"!f'''n >'-'i
= III al ff''.:rf! Hfr'S +" ha! l"'cr
'''' '"''f"' "f ho" n'cer'a'n was Atlantic
'''' 40" I''.'' r'Hlnre coI.e :"
pa T. upon ''-' II - >St.:'.''of human cal
't'">' ""'h '''''r II ''rt was the tossing
'..''N> '''' '.'e ''-'- TEN ii'>S q an o-tAN
.''''''''
~ ''''' h''A'h,. f"o i.-''"r"'n >'a''!'n-
z! '"''r '''''-e> on III" nn7r-'n o: tie sea.
We 'h' >''''atT Tn-li''>' ONT Of CaDo -.
''' ''iI> ont - IRON front a he m'nGmert
% ia'' '--In"'H-. hearI T." quick h,a' O:
4 a>''a'n"r 2.l'e>. Familiar with 'ho sound.
'"'d mem "Alch wlv She was healed and
10" f''' >'' Wa co;.''-. Not >eco' va>
- 'e Io~'-r"car!''>> O: The f,nc"r. ior Dan
-"ron> i 70 ," ON, in * T. in a,hi, K f..
W''h'n Tie or e o.: y a,,,;a;h.n'> hoi.in.
re r. 'h"y IUi tor;a 10 arrest her ]ro-rc~>
livery ne'N" Wa .'ti,u-l. A. >.ava,i th,y
r".n:'I '!Dir 'r.-.'e bna: a.! hearI:a hum
Il ~ t:.;.n.!vr comc nearer A., n,arer-q
h1" K mass wiki forehead ot e l.me lo7mc!
'"''"re fh~m-ihry lifted united Voice Of
Warning. Winch lHerrr'i % her vc,y c"r.r,-
''r l1l'k ship. ohcd:,'; 70 A,r helm. >w.,,+
~ A'o >a:etE. IN. the cookie >!c.. that
hroN-h' n.c>>.-" Of lie 10 hH,!r"i>. VIII
those who m2nool II. was ground 70 row,l,r
tr'.ea'h h,r pal L. I'll" ni-, ,.i:-,! a ',-,,,..
u: enough - slow n" re--r,l r,,:>. WI 80.
to-. ,hc crovflinc >el~ con',l ~, o'lrap: .h,y
"a, cS"',"d. a'.! :!cn '!ro;'~l n IL; l:.r
Itl =" cir't1u 0. i'> mystery. tcii,l which
va, heAr! tie '.a.l voice OF ;he spirit Of the
,!c'p. seemingly chanting un,o man. VIVA,
>halowyoH are. what >halow> .ou Iur-
III" -
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<---s~-Ec--xsrc--x
'''.'' '''. NY AMI "'> '''-''i''i . a ',~-:-,an
'''T' i'"''f' her marriage >he WI, 10
IA me On a lli-' image accompanied tx H.
''' Virgins. 'n their RETURN they met TIE
10 III al -'.al''n'a, and he was ther-
'"''' .'i ana h'i''7':- Nh~n the cortcce
'''l Al ''.'-''''- "h''r'' 'h' iuitals were
''''. ''i'' iinfS. "tr- u''der Az
- ''''' - A. ''k''; '':' r''r. .ll upon the
."'i ~. ~ ! -''f'> ahi sacred 'h-n
''iI '''e' "'f' i''i "f@-" IL" church now
>'si''-- ana "''-r collected = 80 wears after "
'''''''i''' %, ;ao'i> nuns he adorned them with
'"''''''''t ana caused f'i"rn - i" reserved
- re-! ''i : - < wn"i -krh Of &.
III Az ''''' ~ ''.r>. wI''l I'-r- of her
''"' ''.t'>'H 1''r hem. are KEEP: in a
- ''>''- ''ii "i'h tA"in tf- arrow head
mai -'''.'.- hs7 hat In the case Hi'n
'ht>t Treasures -" 'so :i!aIr> .roa. ~. crow,
. - >irieEr. a.! ~" ,r,a>. >,o-.s -il.m IN
en-. Ia. w.....,,.,.-. 1,.
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Is something o. walk. and DO Won NOT e.,
as five were moving beneath Io.,v and =,
Gent trees How cran,Iv ,b.. ,,,,,..
cross each other and sin, .,j r
We near th.. tr.nsc,. which 1r,r.,.. ., :;
simple grandeur on .i.i,.r sill. A.,
these columns. a few wear, sine. >.or1 J,,.'
Ing houses. which were r..,,,v..l r., =,
completion OF the ed;,i.e w, ,p,r..r..
The choir has dur;nr ,:o., v.a,. lo.,, .
place Of Worship and has stood Tx. s..
ra.e el;i-e. >hu, OH av th,.n,r,;,;o, w.,
'ai ch"nectcd a; ;!.v y l. on, with ,br mas,
bul. ing.
We lp'k through the grating. How Ian
tltul |, i: not Ike dream II "
those slender a:l tr"qu-,l. columns win ca,
o:vG IMAGES OF SAINTS u;,on their front a..
partial capitals Of crimson and CT. ,v,..r
Tie clorc-,:ory l.>c> aI,y. .Lom Tor IL
al cxI4l>i'e the >.ai1el window. o- r..
hap : WI. h VT 80. r.. w..., H.. ,,,,....,..
VIA: ,int> O: rrimson c-o..n .,l .,,,a -.
puzzle and Sal,,l.ire Tie rjh. or H.. ,.,
t.mns around the altar Nee, il. th.. roof al.oy.
aud a PAINTED medallion ,.o,.-s .l;r ;.
j'h. Lay tich carved work around III.
'.'' '' ti' priests. al.l OH those ..;ti- t,ra <
''>' '''N II lie cnon"> ana strange ANIMALS
''e 'i'' 'i'c ages delighted! in >uci. Sc
."'' '''' '"a'i'E-b"'''d tni>>..l on The r.alir,.
dc>A and what u mellow light fills the wip.
'a"r, AID makes J: seem vision Of nt,,>-ic
''' y winch a: any moment NAV fade ava,
itsercl> aims: wrong - li>>ipa,. IA. H.
.u>'oh oy entering. and perhaps our trin>a,-
''''''0 -'''hi> "ii' h"i care 20 accompany Us
- W" VIII 'cl. ih"in That besides the ,llor IL
ir'i. W. are shown. on The rlvm~rl. e t,.
'"e i'',' az. '""cI> OF tilt cathedral anl the
''i' ADJ -"...cn shrine inlaid with precious
stones, w'4'rh cor-ai'> he '.or.> q. he ,l.reo
kings or Naci who came 10 Er:iilthen a,
ne time Of th- "a, ,ours birth viii, o.'.rir y
-'-'' 'N''''e''se and nivrrh 1!i">e
''''> !i' the choire>, Treasures cf Colo ~.
III! :hc ;hrce crowns ri .he>.. kings a.. en-
'.tzone! On - cS'U,c'ie0n.
H.,in. spent almost two hours in w,,,.-
inc ai,pu' ,i.,. interior. W. VII ro aov, 49,
nave an! pass out through ,b, tower VIII,
: in process Of com,l,,ion ,f,.r I,
-cnturIcs Look uo-bow );,,, and "a. l,,
MASSIVE the columns AMI arches seem a. w..
pass under them. Now W.. ~. o,,.,1.
some o; the stone i gray and c-pn..l;-, ,~;.b
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Sir Archibald Alison ON IN, s;cy. ~,
SetJ&topo!


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not these neveI-ending cohb!e. stones hu~
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! here those towers along the river helon.
to the old tor'ifca,ions. for Cologne w. an.
: Is strongly defended town.
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scene. these people would wonder At on,
covered markets for here they place the,
stalls and baskets. in the o;,..n sI,are. VII
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wear calico 'lr~>~r> rather shor. slowinc
'heir ankles and c'rrl>v shoes l.rch.
OF ample size. usually white. i thrown oye,
III" head. an1 ta'I> TO the was. a,l how ,;c
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ana how becoming il i> "a IL. face Tb...
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an ar'l>t. Customers throng among n. mar.
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pl'men was overhvarl->a,s the G4,e,hca !
Observer. not long ago. ~ gentleman IN
'He >ou'h o' 'il'' country
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men; and on tie Russian side only $50 Off
GERS TO '4o0private >ollers"
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George w. Hopkins Of Virginia declines
the appointment, OF chief Justice OF the dis
tr:ct 0: Columbia. IN place OF judge Cranch.
deceased
Demoine courier., 1855-07-12
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