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rz-The 0wensboro (Ky.l Democrat SAYS thet
the smsl-pox has neatly dsappvarvd from tha'
place. Eight cAs,s were under Treatment out no
ntw on-s had occurred 10 ak days. Tue disease
bad caused great psuic in the place.
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ACCIDENT We learn that a serious accident oc-
Cured 20 our toSnsman S d. Smith, Esq, on Friday
evening last He had stopped with his carriage IN
front Of Woods theatre, and Immediately alter
aightng bis horse took fright and was about TO run
away, when Mr.. Smith seized the reins and was
thrown down and under the wheels OF the vehicle
and received fracture of the collar hone and some
severe bruises-St Louis Meas, June l6.
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NEW uElluM PAPER COPYING BOOK.

THIS Book will be ounI to eat advantages
the old STYLE from the paTer beiEg both Thick aad
strong and toiU not tear lhen ddBlpened II takes
most perfect res,on and It's pages viii be as eonven-
lent 10 refer those Of ordinary Day Book when
once IN it great erory viii be apparent roth for
Coping Letters Accounts Currents Maniest and other
Documents. For sale By
lionel re CHARLES ". SMITH.
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pursasnce q DATES imposed apon a. appofat
tfe dny aud place for shesnAl Of keapng Macaiaes
b besd der the supervision Of e Dsvan eoaaty Ar
rcuaral S0eist have select lie FAIRS 81 ar rhes
Har lnE noe occupied - his sm r .rdux Ia sshi
0 NaaheHls. The tFls q take pa ThuRsa AY RIA
s5gA oF JUNE. % e'ciech. u. Nina aclnress zRs
aguats usA epmpett SAi spgropriate Local
Il a. beaaIifal Haas esen ooFsred wheas f5af o
AVE- fses hEn sailabie eoa1itfse sp,,otused "a
ne sroana decide aPea ne rss,irs eriss q shs a..
ehlnss. JohN SH tHr,
THIS b. g0aAsQs,
lansa1 gom.lfttsa
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rrrnm the St. Louis Republican. !


Indian Hostlitjes on the PlainS-.4n Em;grant
Train attacked and Destroyed-Four Men
Killed too Meq and one WoDiuI 1courdef-1he
Indians IN the rear of Col Summers Command
We have Just received a letter from Fort Riley,
which we publish below, informing US that an emf
grant train has been attacked and destroyed by the
Cheyenne Indians, about eighty miles west OF tust
post.
It may be recoected that Col. Sumner left Fort
Leaven wrrth some four weeks ago, with six COM
panies of infantry, for the purpose Of making war
upon the Cheyennes. He divided bis force, send
ing one portion up the Arkansas, under command
of Major Sedgwich and leading the other himself
up the Platte 1t would appear that he Indians
have slipped down between the two columns and
commenced numbering and robbing in their rear.
The Chcyennes are amongst the boldest and
most warlike Indianson our Western praries, and,
II once fairly aroused will be diff ult to subdue.
They number about one thousand warriors, aud
will doubtlessly be joined bv many Young Sioux
braves, with whom they are closely connected.
As there are great many emigrants crossing the
plains this season. it is very much to be feared that
we shall soon hear Of other catastrophes smilarto
that described below:
NEAR FoRT RILEY, June 9, 1857.
Mr. EDITOR: Our quiet community has just been
thrown into considerable excitement by the news
that the Indians, supposed to be the Cheyennes,
have attacked a small party Of emiGrsnts about
eighty miles west OF Fort Riley and killed four men,
and two men wounded and one woman. One of
the SURVIVORS, Nr. A. P. Weaver, qss reached this
Mace and makes the following statements:
About eighty miles from the post on she Repub-
licen fork of Kansas river, my party had just #
camp on the morn ng Of Saturday, the Orb of June,
1857, about 9 o'clock M. About $50 Indians,
mounted, charged on our train and surrounded it {;
they commenced firing on our men; they killed
four men OF our party. Alter their guns we're dis
CHARGED the Indians tiIed TO creek close by sud
continued their 6se until we left the wagons. Be-
fore We had got out OF sight they had empued the
wagons n part of them pursued US.
Our party consisted of ten men, eight woman,
and ten children. ! left the party coming down
In this direction with two men aud one woman
wound, d. all on foot and out OF provisions. One
of the four men killed was endeavoring to escape
but was oVertaken and the last that was seen OF
him the Indians dragging him by liriat.
The names of three Of the men killed are 5 ID.
Weaver, NJ. Lewis and Samuel Smith. The
wounded are j. Houston, j. Smith, and woman,
companies Of the 6tn Infantry, who had just ar
rived here from Fort Leavenworth, has gone out
to bring in The survivors. As bic command is on
foot, it will be impossible for lin to pursue the
Indians, who are al W II mounted
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BOHN'S LIBRARY OF FRENCH Ms MFRS

tHVV7IH t01Ul t1s STANDAFD LBRARY.
MEMOIRS or PHILIP De OCMuIVES, containing the
Histories Of Louis XII and Charles WILL Kings Of France
AMI Of Charles the Bold Duss Of Burgundy. To which
is added The scandalous Chronicle In voumes.
Portraits
MEMoIRs OF TIE DUKg OF sULLY. Prime Minister to
Henry the Great. With Notes ard an Historical Intro
duotion BY Sir wALrsR Corr Ia 4 vols With a Gene
raj Index. Vols. l., II and III. Portruit
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ANTIQUARIAN LIBRARY,

BEDt and Anslo-Saxon ,hronicIe
BRANDE's Populor Autquites. 8 vols.
EARLY Travels in Palestine,
FILLS M-trical Romanc-s,
FLoREN'E Of worcester's Chronicles
HAND BOOK q Proverbs.
LAMBS Specimens Of the English Dramatic Poets Of the
Time Of shsk,peare.
MALLET'' Northern Antiquities,
MARCO PoLO'S raveIer,
OLD Engish Chronicles (Sx),
PASSION Letters CTbe),
ROGER OF WENDOvEf's Chronicles 2voIs.
WILLIAM OF MALMEsBURY do
- New Works constantly added to the Series ami
regularly received afer publication.
". T. BERRY & COMPANY,
June 3, Nashville
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F'- Col Vim. Heiskell, Of Monroe, is th'
American candidate for Congress In the thir1
(5am Smilhs) District
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NASHVILLE PUBL lSHlNG & PRINTING CO..

He Directors would inform the stockholders and the
public generally that the COMPANY, a. the JOB
office, the Furnishing Store OF j. H. McG, at the
corner Of the nd College street beug the at
present upied BY f. Valete pr pared 10 have
executed, in stge Of great beauty and excellence every
description Of Book Job, Card and Fancy Printing. The
office Is furnished with every variety Of PLAN and Fancy
Types Borders, rnamens, &C. and the iness will be
under tie immediate supervision Of Mr. 4. VALLErTE who
IS of the most ed tasteful and mpshed
2. actical Printers in the United States.
A. V LINDSEY,
ROBERT II. GARDINER,
WILLIAM II. &C ROOM,
Nashville, June 17-9t. Directors.
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oARn MAX.

rsoI uusIA Horsx, CAPE ISLAND CAPE Ma
II u EgH JERSEH.-fhis sxtensixs estsehshmsat 4
=, op.nsd ior ne rceeption % conpsny en- fdtks1A
J9ns inft. since the sae q asa seasoa y has ot|
pa u piete ofter Painted thFcnehoats fepssea
usuch neu F1rniiure addc. corps Of Ne -. dsi
ci8rsa serVants have been selected IRON Us etis
tinore xst every attent,a gll - psd - = = n
cosor ant pleasure o. ne guests AgPtcAtpa os too
e. Cottages can b. ~ rs encs q ,es ~
No IS wahai street.
Jensf-ssasa. Philadelphia -
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PIANO EORTEN.

1oo1A-AAl8 N1&AS90Sv
&C., CO.,
aAfE have IN store 3 hne si0ek Of -.
w hsnos. Aeloesons Windou snades, flS44
Artists Aaferiais, kc., and siiil m4nafae w
turing Insde hnds and Al kines 81 Gut Works have
seeeatiy added iArgrly 70 tsoek q
ORNAMLNrS fOH MIRRORS, &C.
In = word us iatend 10 KgEP Up NITH fHE TIaEs
please oastomsrs and ths paroniss nonE
ustead 81 seadag Abroad. VA FREEMAN,
FEB. Z. No. ~, Cc1eEe street.
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RHMovA L.

NHE subscriber takes this method Of informing his old
customers and friends and the public generally, that
he Hardware Store from the old stand on
Market strset No So IN the large brick building lately
erected South side Of Broad street, where he keep
constantly hand and makes TO order the various articles
embraced in his line of business tie invites especial at
teuton to his large assortment Of CASTING II Low
WAR; BRASS sc such as Mantle and Coal Crates Wag-
on Boxes Molds Straw Cutters G. Shelters Corn
Crushers Mil Crushers Balcony Work and Iron Fencing
Coffee Mills Tea Kettles Brass X tiles, boglrons Candle
sticks IN almost endless variety Of other articles
inu2g-tf ANDREW ANDERSON.
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FLOUR, FLOUR.
For Rcnt.

500 s6as a and oG 200 s's of F ack Fi%y Flour
may22 No. II South College ST. est.
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A COMF0RTAB f Dwelling Lower Market Street,
n the Square for the balance o. the year contains
rooms besides kitchen and wants room Possession
given Immediately. A portion of the Furniture III be
sold de red. House be rented by good tenant the
ensuing year Apply to
june-O Avs LINDSEY.
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NOTICE.

~ you wish to sell your Grain. put Il in good shipping
/ order. Gram for shipment over The Nashville aud
Chattanooga Railroad will only b. received IA new Gunny
Bags In new Osnaburg Sacks, OF gotd guilty, well
suwed. and made TO contain about two bushels each
SPECIAL notice given hat Grain IN eW do nestle sacks
ntecondhand sacks OF kind. viii not be received
aud arded they insutcient 10 bear handhng
AID protect besides Old sacks often twice
aud thTicv Marked All mscons gnmeets sno loss
The shopping marx and destination mus De pl in on each
III. j. ANDEhSON,
iunel3 supt.
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* Il Y
* IL Y
To
GEOLOGY OF THE GLOBE:


Designed to show that the present Geographical Hy-
drogrs heal and eo Rcal structures obs rived the
ear this crust the result Of forces acting according
to 6xe demon laws, analogous to those
ing the development OF oreanc bodies. By RICHARD
OWEN D. Professor Of Geology aid Chemistry in the
University Of Ma hvle The of 0isd0m is to knolo
the laws by which the universe is governed the Of
Uyts is to obey them Illustrated by Maps md Diagrams.
For sale by may16l CHAS. W. SMITH.
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ssa.anRD ssIan rs.--lss. sses.sss = ass a.
,a~ss "a C.ierca shIxis, lzless ~ ss, an4 a
.,..vxssss- MAgt J. u ngdiA.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-22

AM offering for sale desirable residence sum
street, in the 7h Ward III Lot fronts IS feet by
no. The House and neat contains rooms, Kitchen
servants room, smoke house dairy and sttbe. The
has Just been carried in front Of th Lot. 1t TO be
a bargain. Apply to Az. s LINrSLEV,
iune2O. 50 College ct.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-22

100 BBJS SMITHS stnez Ale.
OO25 y bbls do do
20 casks foungerS Pale Ale, pints.
IS Ca X Nuer Sons Pale A e, pinfs. (in Jugs)
IS casks Barclay, Perk 4 Co.'S Brosn Stout.
100 cases Champagne CIDER.
iuuef3 CARTER MCKAY 4 CO.
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ROBES DE CHAMBRE.
CRAvATs AND NECK TIES.

UST received SIN al lot Of handsome Dressing Robes
- made to our order, for sale by
june2O J. II. McfILL.
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4 MOTHER Invoice of Cravats, stocks, and Ties, ha
II some and fashionable, received ana for sale by
june20. ]. II. Mc}ILl
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FOR SALE AN ELEGANT DWELLING
AT LOW EIGURES

FOR SALE AN ELEGANT DWELLING
AT LOW FIGURES.
AM Offering for sale desirable residence sum
street, the 7th Ward fh Lot fronts IS feet by
10. The House and neat contains rooms kitchen,
servants room, smoke house dairy and stable. The
bargain. Apply Avs LINcSLEv,
june20. 80 College sJr-et.
ROBES DE CHAMBRE.
lust received SIN Al, lot of handsome Dressing Robes,
june2O. J. H. Mc4ILL.
CRAvATs AND NECK TIES.
4 MOTHER Invoice of Cravas, stocks and Ties, hand
n some and fashionable, received ana for sale by
june20. J. H. MeFILL.
SHIRTS.
WE have now a FIRST rate assortment of SHIRTS, at
w various prices, and of latest styles. The fner
grades to b. well made and to d better than
June 20 JH. McGHL.
COLORED SHIRTS.
ID ECEIvED his day small invo'ce Of MarsaTss Col.
II ored shir s. and choice lot OF other patterns.
June 20. J. u. McGILL.
UNDERWEAR.
OF silk, Hsle Thread, Gauzs Merino, GsuEe Cotton,
~ Jacone Linen, York Jeans C,tton Nett, and plain
Cotton received and for sale by
June 90, ]. II. McGILL.
HALF HOSE.
CLK Lisle Thread Merno every variety of Cotton
- received and for sale by
Juue q, ]. VI. McaILL.
CLOTH AND TOILET BRUSHES.
ID ECEIVED per Express another invoice Of Hair TOOTH
II Nail ana Cloth Brushes. Also, everr variety Of
June 20. J. II. MoGmL
TRUNKS, VALISES & CARPET BAGS.
IUsT received small lot Of sole Leather Trunks
u and Vases, and some Of cheaper styles. Also,
sortment Of Carpet Bsgs, for sale by
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
June 90. OF square and College street.
Negroes for Sale.
7 HAVE goo lot Of NEGROES on hand, among them
there several cooks, good acs smith, good
brick mason, several good families; all OF which
mays Rw. PORTER.
Smiths Bitter East India Ale.
lust received per steamer Hastings, on eonsgnment
5hhds smiths Bitter Ale.
70 @ = hi. 90 go DO Do do do
This Ale Is equal to Asopp's any imported brands
iunelS. CARTER, MCKAY co.
100 BBJs smiths stoes Ale.
OO25 y bbls do
20 casks Youngsrs Pale Ale, pinis.
IS Cd. k sluier Sons Pale e. pin's. (in Jugs)
80 casks Barclay, Perk n Co.'S Brosn Stout.
junei8. oAergR, MeEAY q CO.
FRESH PEACHESIN CANS.
IUsr recel, ed per steamer d. A. Given, cousgn-
- ment "a d. Z. Cans " sh Peaches War an q good
junels. CARTER MCKAY CD.
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OF silk, Lsle Thread, Gauze Merino, GauEe Cotto
~ Jacone Linen, York Jeans, G, tton Nett, and pa
Cotton received and for sale by
June 30, J. II. McGILL.
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CLOTH AND TOILET BRUSHES.
ECEIVED per Express another invoice Of Hair Tooth,
II Nail ana Cloth Brushes. Also, every variety Of
TucSirg and Toilet Combs.
June 90 J. H. McGULs
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GILK Lle TAread, Merno and every variety Of Cotton
- received and for sale by
Juue J. ". McGII.L.
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TRUNKS, VALISES 81 CARPET BAGS.
fUsr received small lot Of hest sole Leather Trunks
u and Vases, and some Of cheaper styles Also,
sortment Of Carpet Bsgs, for sale by
j. u. McGILL,
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Furnishing Store,
June 90 corner OF square and College street
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Extra Family Lard.

fIIE arr pai1x up "a qlsFter ana hAd barrels. an en-
" G. leBt zrIee q nilE trt siii sci leu
or east coas4rrs sqmethi8z - pgrca2s ~
a.. maftt-las WOODS CO
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-12-16

WHAT SAVED ENGLAND IN Zndio.-
There are upwards of two hundred ma
tive Kings and Princes under British
protection in India. Not one of them
could be coaxed to join the Mutineers
at Delhi. The Maharajahs of Holkar
and scindia protect the British officers
from the bayonets of their own Sepoys,
and the British families from the knives
of their own servants. The Princes
Of Raipootna, Malwa, Bundelennd and
Gujerat sent messengers to the British
camps with assurances of loyalty. The
Sikhs Of the Puniaub have fought from
the first under the British flag. The
Rajahs of Nepaul and Cashmere kept
open the British lines of communication,
and supplied provisions to the British
Commissioners. Only three native rul-
ers have been in arms against the Eng
lish Governmeut-the old Mogal at Del
hi, the dethroned King of Onde, and
the butcher Nena Sahib. OF these
three only one is Hindoo, the other
two being Mohammedans. Had it been
a popular rising instead of an army mu-
tiny,-had all the native sovereigns and
their subjects entered the field agains,
the British, there would not now be an
Englishman left alive from Cape Como,
rim to the Himalaya mountains, and j
would take century of war to restore
British rule.--Albony Jour.
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McGREGOR, IOWA. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1867.

In my desperation would lear up crea-
ton! l would eat red hot potatoes, I
would fog the earthquake ! I would
tie up the winds in bundle and thrash
them with the rainbow I'D swallow
ten thousand water-melons. and cast
myself into the foaming pillows which
roll at my feet !--
Serephina burst into food of tears.
Then excessive emotion overcame them,
and !, they gin eo9t. .
A gain it was evening on the Wapsi-
pinicon; again the cold moon looked
down upon scene of excruciating woe.
In dark, disnrsl. damp. gloomy, ghost
ly castle, built of the unhewed mon
archs of the forest, upon a pile of hay
lay the angelic Serephina, the victim of
her fathers crueltry. Her linsy voolsy
robes were torn and disarranged, her
lovely face soiled and smutty, her silvery
curls dishoveled, her carbon eyes as red
as cranberrics with weeping. but for
all this she lot Lcd more beautiful thau
ever.
By her side stood flagon of acidu-
lated buttcr milk and platter Of flap
jacks.
"No. no." sho murmuscd, pushing
the food away, ''let tkem not prolong
my misery by Offering me tempting
viands. l will never eat more, no,
never"
Just then low dolcful sound was
borne to her cars. She started, "Was
that Adolphus' she cried. "Ah no
l will not datter myself with vain hopes,
twas but the calf blea!ing to its moth
er." And she sank down exhausted
upon thu straw again to court DEATH
Again the sound was repeated. She
sprang to her feet and peeped through a
chink in the logs. 1t was indeed her
lover, looking up with wistful eyes to
her dungeon window, while manly tears
streamed down lis cheeks.
"Oh save me Adolphus" she Shrek
ed.
Il would smash down those massive
bass wood DOORS" he answered, "witl,
one blow from my stalwart first, and
snatch thee from thy captors, but am
afraid thy fathers darned oxen's viii
hook me-" and be sank upon the ground
in the impotence of his rage and despair
and hiding his face in the ample fold:
Of the Narrative Of his coat, he howled
aloud.
"Weep not my Adolphus." said she
Il will come to thee" So saying The
heroic girl descended to the stable, anc
while the gnats and musquitos thun
dered about her fair head, tearing W
with her tiny hands slab from tn
floor, she soon emerged into the GOV
yard.
In an instant the lovers were claspe,
in each others arms.
The donkey of Adolphus stood nea
and folding bis lovely burden to hi
breast the youth sprang into the saddle
and murmurins in her car sweet tale
of love in foreign cline, they gallop
ed away like a streak Of creased light
ming.
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ETA very singular thing is being
,rnvrhy RI l;rht at tha Mipnasota mine

wA very singular thing is being
brought to light at the Minnesota mine,
Lake Superior. By examination among
the broken rocks on the side Of the
bluffs, pieces of veinstone, with copper
and siliciats, were picked up at one
point in considerable quantities, and it
was thought best to pull away the ad-
iaceut rubbish and examine for the out
crop of the vein. A party of men were
put upon the ground, and soon found
the conglomerate with channel or
trench passed through it some five or
six feet in width. This was filled with
soft rubbish; containing charcoal and
other traces of tse works Of the ancient
miners. Its depth has not yet been as
certained.
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Europe Is n Trouble.

Tho United States have, by sudden
commercial collapse. shaken the world
Of trade from its centre to its circum-
ference. The banks of New York hav.
ing suspended specie payments. the
Bank of England has been compelled.
virtually, to follow their example. She
struggled manfully to avert the catsstro-
phe; but it was inevitable. The Bank
Of France will DO next in the order Of
pseudo bankruptcy-and the banks Of
France and England mean, in this con-
text, the financial centres of the gov
ernments of those respective countries.
The other banks Of the European con-
tinent will not hesitate long in such .
crisis. for tho law of trade is inexora-
bic. There is not gold enough in exis-
tencc to supply the business demands
of every nation; and hence whichever
may atteApt to maiLtain specie pay.
ments alone, must expect to be drained
to supply the necessities Of the rest
We may perceive, from these facts, on
how infrm basis the whole universe
of credit is built. A doubt rumor
AN unlucky breath Of winds dis
trust-a lack of confidence with or with
out reason, and down comes the whole
gigantic fabric like toy-house built OF
cards. gilt though it be, and shining
like the MONDAY sun-vast though it be.
and stretching from New York to Lon-
don, from Paris to the Polesl
England is in trouble. We are tho
cause of it. This country has been tho
John Jones Of transatlantic tranquility
ever since it saw the light of its first
national birthday. Its very being is
the source Of popular disccntent wher-
ever human rights are known and not
enjoyed. It's woGdrous and magic-like
growth-its unexampled prosperity-its
brilliant success in the paths Of indus
try and invention-its triumphant vim
dication Of the principle af representa-
tive government, despite the predictions
Of sages and the sneers of political PHI
losophers-its advance in arts and arms
its command of all the cotton worthy
of use, and its coming monopoly Of tho
sohole iron product of the globe-its
present indisputable and self-earned
greatness, and Its mighty future as the
peace-conquering mistress of the civil
Used world: all these are startling points
tha; awake at once the energy aud des-
pair, the hate and fear, of despotic au-
thority form West minister to Teheran.
1t is natural, though perhaps not gene
rous; for our victory over the stubborn
truisms Of the schools is their down.
fall. Every whisper of progress hero,
is new seed of revolution sown abroad.
Every financial endorsement from
which we, with our fiery spirits, our
Iron nerves, our elastic sinews, spring
up anew, is as an earthquake at the
moulderiug base of those worm eaten.
tottering systems of governmental i'm"
position which one strong popular rush
would topple to the ground. Europe is
in trouble. Let us patiently wait and
watch the result.-Suna. Times.