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PEoRIo Axp HIS CONFESSIONS - An English
paper says; "In the sufTerings Of these men
We see depicted with cleancss the character of
an abominable system Of rule, which has been
deepening its roots from year TO year since its
restoration in 1849, and against which whole
nation protests. Their hrst thought Is to re-
turn to tho last sanctuary Of liberty in their
own country, and there TO await expected
changes, or themselves to assist in striking the
blow by which they hope the cruel system, un-
der which they have suffered, may be brought
to an end" IH.
A letter from Verviers states that a lady who
arrived there few days ago, by a railway
train from Prussia wore crinoline of such
ample dimensions as to excite the suspicious OF
tho Custom house officers A search conse-
quently took place. and the fashionable portion
Of female attire was found to have very skill
fully attached to it's ample folds no less than
one hundred and seventeen pairs Of white
stockings, which tho wearer intended to Snug
gle into Belgium. Tho stockings and crino-
line we're conRscated, and the lady handed over
| to the authorities for prosecution
! The American Christian missionaries in
| 5idon, and other places in Syria, have appealed
to British Christians to obtain the interference
Of their government for protection against perse-
cution in that country. In compliance with an
application by Sir Culling Eardloy, Lord Nal
mesbury has written to the English Embassador
! in Constantinople, to communicate with the
Porto on the subject.
Mr.. j. P. Nichol, of the Glasgow (5cotland)
Observatory, fatty denies the report, published
in tho Daily Press yesterday that the late DR..
George Conrbe was the author of "Vestiges Of
the Creation" The authorship Of this book
is becoming as mysterious az that of the
"Letters Of Junius."
At q great gathering of Mormons in London
recently, It was authoritativoly stated by the
President, Asa Calkin, that "not one less thar
five thousand emigrants were required to move
to Utah during the next Mormon year." Ev'
cry family is anxious "to gather out in thu
! year 1890"
The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Dublin
DR.. Cullen, denounces the polka and othe
dances Of like kind, in his Lent regulations
as being "repugnant to the purity Of Christian
, morals, and are, therefore, to be avoided-no
> only during Lent, but at all times by Chris
I tians."
1 Experiments recently made in France, I
/ ascertain the real seat of the oause of TASTE
8 show that 1t Is confined to very narrow spac
Q all round. It Is in some not more than tw
q lines, in others double that breadth; it rarel
/. extends to the interior surface.
n In Wertemburg, Protestant country, an
l., ruled by Protestant King, the effect Of Il
'. last concordat with Rome is to give the prizes
the right of inspecting the books used in Il
rs hospitals and prisons; accordingly every boo
. that smacks of Professionalism has been expellc
r. No fewer than three thousand divorces we
i granted in Prussia during the last year. o.
& of the ablest cergymen in Berlin is at this tin
r. being prosecuted by high GLASS teacher, b
ia cause he refused to again marry the latter, a
s. ter being divorced on some trivial grounds.
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X patches to the British Admiral on the Pac
Station, which are forwarded from Panama
as American steamers, have ON more than one O
10 casion lately failed to reach their destinatio
new Jury Bill, for Scotland, is being pi
en- pared by Mr.. Dunlop, NJ. P. 1t proposes
or enact that, if after three hours' deliberati
ne nine of the jury agree, verdict may be return
nc nc by the nine.
~ It is not true that compulsion had been III
VT with the captain Of the ship, carrying the 1t
NE ian exiles, to cause him to change his course
I'd ireland instead Of America.
st- That poor fellow, the King of Naples, is
he such a bad state of health that his wife is co
led PEELED to do his misunderstanding treaties,
o a crees of bapishment and the like.
I'll The next meeting of the British assooiat
her for the advancement of Science, is to be h
red at Aberdeen, Scotland. The Prince Com
will preside.
u 1t appears from the official statements, m
II, as late as the 18th of February last, that
tue military forces Of Europe embraced more Il
ur- four millions Of soldiers under AIMS.
;on The strength of the horses In each Ere
regiment of Artillery has been increased Fl
de. $50 to ! 400.
of The evacuation of Rome by the Ere
i've troops, is not to take place until the S'
ate Guards arrive.
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