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j.. INT uile dos plates de
dies tribunanx de police
-ss n statner SIR les p~lniu'es. one DIES
is agaces riennent porter a leur barre.
f,ses en- sont arrives Il ce point quill y
- an, a 10 seance DIN 20 avril de Ia Clam5re
des Lords, le marquis de WesImeath delnar,-
DAFT nm BIZ adr Ia suppression des orgues de
baffafie. ct one, sans M ieu %e.Faots de lord
Campbell. Lohtifes etait peat etre de'ivre pour
%iotjoiirs de ee$ desagreables instruments. 81
hbjccf to atig ofga7sc ebaage,' dit lie nable lord
" ,}e m'opposts n tout organiqme." La hante
Ghaiabfe, ayant beaucolp ri de cette p!aisan-
terie, tut toni Il fait desarmee, ct - orgaes
| pateut ieier sur tons les tons !. Ia ~yictoife
est q nous :" !
"Celte tolerance n porte ses fruits, e, voici
deyant lie ioge de Marlborough street nm jouesr
d nrgnes. lotnme Giovanni Antnnneli Ii, one NJ.
Jennings, aieliitecie aIlglais, dehonce CONNIE
want jpue avec persistence stt,is ss fene,res
It sefic daifs aussi faux que varies, &c qul
empeche IL nlaignaut d. Sc lirrer a sea i'm
tauX de cabinet.
"f,dependainment he Get announcement. ait-il.
II y await nn antre cause qul tie Ialsait desirer
eloignenent de Get Internal m,siciea. 1f
descendis pour mi parler, ct ie lul dis q''nn ae'
metnhfes de ma fafiilie etait en- ca moment tres
malade ie lie priai done d'aller plus ioia tour
ner sa matiivelie. III tit seinhlant dc ne pa
cAn'prendre &c que ie lui aisais, es ceftendan, !
ALA qnelqnes pas plns iain continannl sol
charisari, J'ai da lie faife arteter par un pc
licenan.
M. Bingham, lie inge II est certain on
les %joueurs dorgles sont lie ilean de Loldres
te mnins qn'ils doivent fnire. puisqu'o on 10
%inlerc, cost de s'etoigner q',and II Ell son
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Mons sorlnHes %aHt"tlst a anneHcer II. J. j..
MORGAN. CONNIE c%atnlalat ponr representer
Ia I@afoisse 81 Landry a Ia Lesis'atn, l.aec-
1ioa en- Noyenlbfe procaaju.
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S6as sonrtaes ania sa.s. Ger NJ. Tho
mas hieCroreF eaifsfFaT ca. ,tifenehda,'
pour represedter. Ia f'araiSstr2l. Landry n Ia
Isgdat'are a Baton Bange. Election en- no.
yeiabre proclaim.
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Votre Attention I'm Instant III
N0nvelirs Extraoriinnires.

Il. & WIKI $50 GASrNS
q LEVY, M Magasin a bon Marehaf ties 0pe!ot,-
-. sas. al.re Il SEES ptatiqies, nuais ct M df64dfL
public en- general. Il DIES prix les plus moda- FallNlHB
rss nh magniiigae stock de 3ss LlM 4
MIRGHiNDfSES PHTR
LtiUTOMNE EFT IiHIpER,
Consistent Ell IL
Marchantiiaas aaehes.
Magnidqres mantelets pour DANES.
MasnilinHes ehnes pour DIMES.
Masniiaae robes pour DANES,
Marinns3 casimir, ETC.
Habillemcnt pour ~,nesslears dc tout genre,
Bottles, souiitrs, MI
Qnineailierie mnguifqne,
Beaslx fusils Angluis, E
pistniets. parfnmerie, etc, etcs
Flu TN mot tont &c ani pent pllire " i des prix
81 bas que t,ntes les danes ainsi que leg messtaarsF
ssurrierftni le ts.Magaain Il hon marslid des Opclou.
sag est l'endrnit NJ en- verite
LIZ SEiI4 ENDR0IT
OH Ion pput ~acleter i tfaa hon i,areha. Af#
Ntne2 noats veir dc suite ct taites vna atliata MI
~Erasnsin n hon Marci,c der opeiousHN.
opelol,sls 4 act. 1864. 4. LEVY. a
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RREIE-par lie sonssis,,a detaeltrant Il Ft.
"A queta41Tie, On tette Isatpis=e. nm che IA
yai erapici de ca'lisnr isli folef, age den Eta44a
sfFon & a I ans. inerqt6 a{nsi ~. 1e che. q ~
val Sc tient dams lie VaisiaAge lie Haan tuEIti1A ID
pHis tF9i4 an4.
is fropriftt ife est rria de sfntr lie reellmsf,
payer .es flats. 81, il en- 4ert 1ispps6 seton Ia lai.
PIERRE IOURFti.tE.
opoloasas, te II octobre 1854.
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GHaRLEt
FRANKFORT !:

lie cereafti au rni GIi -stset3e q
etc onyerl le Ter s%epfembr, q tiianandp aa
Rrofessenr FrySell ct tn presence da roi, du
prince Oscar. des melnhfes da Censeil d Etat
ct de denx rlelecins ordiuaires da roi. lie
proiessenr Fryxeil. le ceiehre. h~istorien de
Shede. en- avail deinaunle Ia permission atm DE-.
aetermlner. par IN eSanen des restes da grand
roi. a t%lneile espece dc mort il asait snecnmhe,
ct De d~iaSifer, sill etait possible. nns fois pour
lon'es, les brnits d'assassitat repandas Il &c
sijct par r%ll.sIeHrs contemporaries.
L'eNamcn a prouve uae Ia mort await etc
eansfe par rh proitciile dune c~ertaife grossear
gui await traverse la tempe ganche ct etait
ressorti par Ia droite. tomme on salt que
Charles MI Sc ~tronvait dams la tranchee de.
Want In forteresse dc Frieirichestein lorsan'i il
faf frappe par le pfnjectiie Ell Question, e,
10 u await lie cote gaache ,oarH% vaHs tan cane.
mis-, In nature d. la blessure diminne conside.
r%ab'ement Ie sonpeon dassassinat c@i,siessus
mentionne. r. 4#
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v,ns sommes nototises a a%nttoncer NJ. A..
u t,srrsn,, COMMIT candjdat democratic de la.
a. N Laalry ,.ol,r reelection a III
gsl,to,,e Election en- noyemhre proeR"
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GERHARD.

-
CgRCuLAiRE Al stjET De la PREssE.-le
Menitear public Ia circulaire s~airante adFessee
aux prefets par lie ininistere de iinterIetr, e,
ati est me parapbrase de Ia note o~fiieieiie da
commencement au sujet de Ia legation sur Ia
presse: :.
PARIS, is septenahre 1889.
s.Mon&ienr lie prefet, IN aete recent, inspire
par IN sentiment de noble Cancellation, a remis
4 tons les janrnanx DE- Paris ct des departes
.~fnents les advertisement don't lis avaieat etc
frappfs.
"Ltempereur, en- donnaat &c temoiguagc de
bienyeillance a la presse FRANCHISE, a pfouse
me fois de Plus qne Ia moderation de "a poll
,iaue egaIaft la force de son %aitnrile So lante
ct eenefease ~prerogatise a efface dos rignenfa
ui,e ~linteret de Ia ]societe await rendnes Iecas-
saires.
"Tous lea j~ouraaus aetaeElen,ent e~sisiaHss Ell
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tic 90 ,,op pofe s1rF<astsle u1~4
coptestta Il + !, a ~, se@nlsvss i "a f,re~ .
In f%'serte, DIES u rnse. Nasonire les
tot.'.e crainte ct tiifses $esl aeper
general lui creent lobligatian fte,s.s PA
Ger a des arnles legales qui. aans NJ
pays CONNIE la France, ct sons IN regit
est Repression IN plus complete de Ia voionte
rationale, sont des guarantees ct non des EXTRA
vessrt} r ~ A
~ aroit deyposer ct de pablier IA OPT
Mons, qni appartieni a tons les Franeais. est
nne coeqnete de Is3 qul ne sauralt etre ra-
vie a IN peuple ailssi eclaire que In France.
mais &c irnit ne don't pas etre confondn ayec
i'exefcice de Ii liherie dc Ia prnsse par Ia vote
DIES ionrnaix periodiques. Z
lies j~ourDaux sont DIES forces fallectises or
g~anisees dals fEtat, ct. sous toas les regimes.
lis ont etc soumis a des regles particutiefes
LEtat Il done DIES droits Ell DIES deyoirs lie pre-,
caution ct de surveillance exceptI1ane|les sur
leg iot,rnanx, ct qaand il Sc reserve de ~reprilner
rectemenl les eXces par Ia vote adminisiFaii,
sc, II II etitraye Tas IN liberte de Ia faesse, il
~exefce settlement nm mode de protection de Fin,
l4ret snciai. i.eXercice de ce mode de protec-
lion, qni hi aPpartieit incentestabfeTneilt, ih-
pli1ae IN grand esprit de justice, de modera-
ton ct de- iermete. a
~ ajoule que fest on matlere de juridichaH
administrative s'r III presse one la mes.,re est
stirtotft 1tcesssaire: JIG lie sanrals done trep
monsieur le l%reiet, insister saT ce point. C'esl
parce que lie commencement q Ia vosonte ct ID
dcyoir de ne pas laisser atlaibIir en- ses mains
lie principe de son a%utorite. gull peut n'appor
ter a la literte de discussion que les restric
tions commanders par lie respect de Is cansii
tuition. par la legitimite de Ia dynastie impe
%riale, par l~sinseret de l'ordre, de Ia morale pu
blique ct de Ia religion.
".Anlsi done lie commencement. loin dimposel
lappfobation servile de ses ac,es, %tolerera lou
iours les contradictions serieuses; il he confon
ORA pas lie dfoit de %centrole asec l'oppositiot
s~ystematique ct la malveiilance ~ealcnlee. "a
commencement ne demande pas micux que d.
vnir son %autorite %ecIairee par Ia discussion
nllis ii ne permettra %janlais que Ia sneiete sol
troHblee par DIES exciiatiens coupables GU pa
DIES passions lostiles..
FIN resume, ie compte, monsieur lie prefet
sur tout votre zeie pour remplir cette partie d
pts %attributiors. Dams lie concoars que vt,nt
airpz A me tInuner, yons vons iiendrez ahss
loin dc Ia iaiblesse qui autoriserait la ~licetce
que de leAagefation eui eatrasefait la liberte
DE ceitc t%naniere, yoas %entrere2 dans les vue
de lEnipcreur- ct vous meriterez son approba
taion.s
"Recevez. monsieur le prefet, Tassurancs d
ma consideration tres distingee,
lie miiiistfe de linterieur.
ST duo DE PApoug."
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Mardi, ~ moYcmDre 1889,

Tn moroccan de Eeffc dc 81 acres, Sitne a Biz
Cane.
In lot de vile ct ntaiann situ6 a Washington.
Itrois rlnsanx de tire, i%stilets, l,etes 4 epfiies
douees, etc
GoSnlrt1SS.-Toutes s4ifiineA aa.aessaas de Gin.
9lante ~liastle4 ~payahles com plant. T4tstes 4otniiies
de ciaqia4te ct a1t.acsssas de tsais cents ~riastres,
~fiayalles dams pn an, ct teiitas satatlea de tfttis
tfeis ATS, A i,aftIr da jour de Ii veYte, aYee lntAitt
4 iaisen de pour cent par an dc II date an pale
ment. i4es sc3uAreiits fonriiigsant lears tilleta
avcc eausion ~selilaiee 4 IN satisfaction da Yafldstf
ct de f1las, les terfes IT lea esciases ie1neirant spe
eialenient hypotiih1afs tu ~sesitletir ~inHlt'att pleia
Ell entier paic,aeat di capital etides ~ipttfets gui
petifIont s'y acefniffe.
Las aeics de geates aux fiais sies aeaitsetirs.
JOHN GAHN1N.
Washington, % octohre 1855.
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DIR r.. A. Men
lie. sIDrfier.
DGsrIsisE HasiFasTE.

n fo|lfyERTuiE de IL traise aes noiFs, l~acqnisi.
L ton Dc tile dc Cuba 1T lne %precfpihs j
ton fxirhardinnige au luoftief paHr dies G4
,nftgs, Medicines. Tabae, Cigars. Pipes CT
Tatac Il fpttier, itapipf, tfragpii. rfniues. artit -
a.ea de fantaIsie, enrAes 4 sialan, pHrfitrneric, rose.
milm, eau dc Cologne, hniie ct t~pi,faues pntr les
#~aipyenx, IT atte gtatae varifta dc iufdeeiaes pa.
~ieutfes, h yel,tlfe par J. 4. MCMILLAN,
80 Juliet ts59. Washington, lie.
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Ii plFFERFSD a SAM Giles aonveiks
de Victoria dn II septes,bre, dissent que les
%'ronfeS americaines a San Juan ~elevaient des
'oF''ieations al SONNET de la montague ant
dessHs de la station de la co~mpagnie de Ia bale
dllndson. ..
Les journanx de Portland Oregon du Is
publieot la lettre s~uivapte qni complete les
documents one nous ayoos deja donnes sur la
question. .I..
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"Du Fort Vancouver (Oregon1,
"a aoht 1859.


" Monsieur. ] al lbaIHlHt}f 3e ts aHccnserI
reception de yotre communication en- .1ate du
- de ce mois, laquelle NEST paryeaae &c ma
tin.
"Cest avec plaisir que TAI recu de yotre
Excellence une prompte depega'ian de toute
intention etHanee de- a~ntorites briianniGres de
Tile Vancouver d'exercer ntlcnne aggression con
ire les arGits des ~citoyens americans residant
sur Tile Aen Juan. Je m'etnpresse, de yons
falre SAVIOR ~ ie commandments votre de-
peehe All presidtS aes Flats Unis par Ia pre-
miere circumstance Y. HE aui Sc presentera,
afin de lie METRE Il M 7sap nrendfs Il
Nuisance ct de rappracfN siu DIES
fats Uni mi ont etc %signales all / de Zoe
enrai}oi de lie San Juan par DIES t.oupes fc-
derales.
"Eotre Excellence s'est plne il e%sprimer sou
deslr de cooperer t%aniours avec les officers dn
commencement de lTnien i tnuse mesnre ca
rable d amener TN arauiane mntuei an profit
dies cltagens DIES deuy nations. Vous a~iontez
qne voas asez lie regret qn'ancune commnnica-
ton ne rons ait ete adressee au suiet de Zoe
~onPafi0n de Tile San Juan i ~l'epoane de Ia
greabIe visiIe que nj fate Il Yotre Excellence
a Victoria.
" Permettez moi de vnns %rappeler aue iai
sincereThent eyprime Hes sentiments de reci-
pgacite reFondant aux tenlnignages d'amitie
ct de bon 1oalolr que rons avez manifesies
pour les interets americans depuis que ~iexerce
lei mon commandment. Pendant cette pc
rhode. al fait conraitre an gauyernement de
tFIAion, dams deux circonstances diverses, yos
antes conceraalst mes cencitoyens; je lai fat
dams DIES termes ~fefletant iestime ct i'eioge,
ainsi que ie lie deyais. i propos de fats dc ma
tnre a proHver la cntliapce que mon gnnyer-
nempnt peat placer en- celni lie Sa Majestic
Au moment de ma derniere visitc a Victoria.
fj'ignorais leg evenements de lille San Juan ani
en- avaient irrite les habiiants, antrement i'an-
rails informe Votre Excellence de &c que ie
consil9Tais CONNIE IN devoir de faire en- eetle
occurrence, ~w.
/" L'eSplicatian que ionne Totre Excellence
rent sans dante ecarter la premiere impression
causee par DIES eVenements REGENTS aitestant
nne action slirecte des a~utoriies britanniques
contre les droit s'es ~ciinyers americans de Tile
San Juan,-mais IL men resn}le pas de gAfaD-
ties caaire la reproduction dactes qn' ont mo-
tive u,le s~erieuse mrsin'etligepce dams l'esprit
dies Americans lie Tile San Juan. Fit dali
fenrs, les fats gni Sc sont accomplis aepnis
i'oecnpatioH De lie par des trotpes sous mes
ordfes u ont pas etc de nature a rassnrer ces
~ei,oyens, aiors meme qn'on lenr ferait eonnaitre
le contenu de yotre dfpeche.
"D'apres &c esi sest lasse. ie ne me sens
pas mai-meme en- mesure d'ardonner lie retrait
dos forces qni daminent a Tile San Juan avant
id'ayoir recu a Get egard les orafes dn presi-
dent DIES istats,Unis. Neanmoins ie pnis, Gu
tellte siHcerite, vens donner INSURANCE que les
mtnes motifs nli NJ ont determine il repondre
il }'aprei de mes concitevens guiaeront ma
nonduita II, 70 mi tanrha ltinvjoIahilite dos
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Y Ii pr MCMILLAN Praliqaesa ~ preFessioA
AZ q Washington Ell aux eiiyiFans, at i~'er'etit nns
attention tuite pnrtfcaiiere Il taus ceiix qni anront
heseiil de ses services Ii mutt oonihe ie jour, on lseut
~tenioHts IL traHper d sou bureau Il cite Do 50 pftsE-s
ue4eis, ntlt 81 j4uf, faana il nest pas arpeit atIs
lc3g4 pnnr csnsa maJeure,
WASHINGTON Lee. 50 fuifet 1859.
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EsftT9Ns spulrnonia Wafer@', borne eau -fevie
ID Pnttr f4age uiadteat sktita ~H,itits, Abtterns.
thyis l%itisaHf, Fllr h Dyspepsia, Wine Grips, salsa-
n~afeiisa, i ~qettre per ]. a. MCMILLAN,
so taiitet Washington, La.
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aHnilagG1fE INpIEs, Davis pain killer,
u Ilaileas pein extractor, Hays pile Eminent.
pltntes ct bitter de t.Faifaniulfg'a. probas,iement les
neiiIears pitaias qai soient %taiies. essayeg lev, 4
yetfdre par j, "A. MeHiLLAND.s
81 jmtiet Washington, lie.
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HUtt.E A LAAPE Ct lampes, hailc dc Palma
IL ehfiAtie, linile d'bliFe et atJssi nna yafiet&
d Dalle e4sentiellea, d sendse par
J. y. MCMILLAN.
30 f3iliet NV Washington, la z
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So,s solpmes sifofise Z
L.~y.G4AulI ERE leti'nls
di3a, poar Ia rlaee Dc sheriff.
ye5abre proclaim 1880.
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Saas somnes a%atafise II
EIaAaFt, es' caaaiaat h
Elvaca, De District gs.lr
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u~sAtAe.-~lfu ioii assortment dc talaae A chi4uer. i
i eigafes 1T cigarettes, 4 genare par
j. A.. MCMILLAN,
30 iaillet Washington, Lei
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yis-Toas eeas qni a4t det r6tiamatiens con-
n ire la succession. DE fel liearge X. Wartelfa
sont pr5as par ie present de- les presenter iinmeaia-
tenent A Albert ntiean mon avocat a son bureau
aux GpeloUsas.
AGf.AE DE-JEAS. Tutfise.
9peipnsas. Is nntnilfe iS54. i
fIStsSsS pour mlIade4. fifdrociists. pot fiats
ct m grand assarEialeB a article d. ri. aelle
| 4 SendTe par i. L. hEaaaku,
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S,,is sttanr's aat"riSe
1brBHRF le' tI'nialre q
.,,,,,r Ia ptaca d Ns-tsseaf.
sre proclaim 1852
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a ALBERT PEI
as,,sTE a9t pour Ia piace~
y III I,,strict De ia larol<se
Isetiaa aura lien er a@F9H'''
4n&xspaap--
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"t' me 4
les ~principes
prit ien col
cnncerne les des
lie decrtt hu
CONNIE on la dit
constance, uee d'n
he saHrait convent
| dnnte, co,ntlle tout
ei est sus fe
perIence a.. nit Il
principles sur lese'
sont intjuata,ent
torite Ell France
da %r,onvoir snr In
lie ~gauverneme,
ms Ia disenssIa
tort ponr r.
!. base est trf
son ADM /
sfyr. .fr
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02
Gbe Grmjitp yomnal
CALVIN B. MCDONALD, Editor.
EAVERNILLE, CALI,
Saturday Morning, April >, 1889.

VARIOUS KINDS OF QuAcKs-The Yreka Union
believes that law should provide board of eX-
amners for examination of doctors and lawyers
The remark is most wise. Community should be
thus protected. In distress, by sickness or op-
preston, men do not deliberate long or institute
inquiry in regard to capacity; they judge much
by appearance and pretension; poor lawyers aud
ignorant doctors are generally apportioned tc
poor people who want relief cheaply. Such
practitioners dress well, and pretentiously repeat
the tcchnicalities OF their assumed profession
an unlearned person cannot discover their dcfcc
tiveness until the case is lost The law is for the
protection of the poor; the rich and powerful
protect themselves; it should try and condemn
pretenders, as defective cask is marked by tht
public Inspector
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

PKEsCoTr, when a school boy, was struck in the
eye with a crust Of bread, which blinded him,
and diverted him from lawpractice to the study
of history
How many high nteligenccs of this State
have had the whole course of their life changed
by that little sponglc of gold discovered in Sut.
ter's mill race. How many are hidden in the
solitary places of unsuccessful labor; how many
preenders and vulgar. minded persons have been
advanced to improper places. How many long
hours and years of waiting, how great and con
sumng anxieties; how many unnamed graves
have followed the unearhing of that little frag.
ment of gold But its burden was not all mis-
fortune; it has sent plenty and gladness to many
homes, and lifted many an one from under the
shoes of oppression.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02
1 CANNOT FORGET THEE.
ny JAMES b. NC QUILLAN.


cannot forget thee, cannot forget thee,
Still reign'st thou the queen Of this heart
Time nor distance can never eilace thy dear image,
Thy presence can never depart.
cannot forget thce-I'll cherish each thought
That thy memory must ever adorn;
How dearly I welcome each heart throb that
whispers
Rcvealings OF loves early morn.
cannot forget thee, cannot forget thee
Love visions within this fond heart
Every smile that gave birth to the joy and the
pleasure
Thy presence could ever mpart.
| cannot forget thee-I would not forget thee ;
Dreams paint every loved halowed spot
Once endeared by the smles-ever fadeless in
memory
And whispers thou'lt ne'er be forgot
SAN IHANcpco, March, 1859.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

VINO shall have the prize p said the rose
stalking forth in all the consciousness of beauty
who shall have The prize ?" said the other
flowers, each with pride, and each imagining it
would be herself
II will take a peep at these beanties," thought
the violet as she laid in her humble bed, not pre-
suming to attend the meeting. :" will see them
as they pass" But as she raised her lowly head
to peep out of her hiding-place, she was observed
by the judge, who Immediately pronounced her
the most beautiful, because the most modest.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

GRAY HAIRS NOT EVIDENCE OF AGE.-Young
men with gray heads are often remarked in this
country; we recently saw n iine-looking young
fellow of twenty four, with head covering ven
eruble as man OF sixty. Anxiety of mind,
more than all other causes, occasions the prema
ture change An intelligent physician remarked
that ten years hence this State will be full of the
wrecks of men. Exposure to cold and wet,
anxiety of mind and severe labor are preparing
mulitudes for the resting places of helpless,
friendless humanity. Men will grow old in pur-
suit of what they never overtake, and after a
while, will throng asylums for the poor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

Tus mere formality, this mock religion, is
bringing upon the world an age OF skcptlcism--
nm age when those not educated to believe will
laugh Mt churchdom, sncer Mt the clergy and
treat the Bible as n jest When it comes that the
teachers Of humility, the patterns of righteous
ness, iorsoke the first principles Of their calling
and sink to the common level of worldlncss, then
farewell to all Christian influence over humanity;
then vanish faith, and adherence to the require
ments Of redemption. The ghostly shadow Of
that age hangs near us now. Tho outlines of its
long, dread fingers are plainly drawn Ms they
reach out towards w, moving as II to grasp the
strong body of the times ere 1t obides another day.
Where is our protection Where the pool OF
sweet waters wherein the nations may wash away
unbelicfg--WAsm WRIGHT.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

TT is the bubblng spring that flows gently, the
little rivulet which runs along day and night, by
the farm house, that is useful, rather than the
swollen food warning cataract. Niagara ex-
cites our wonder, aud stand amazed at the
power and greatness of God there, as he pours
il from the hollow of his hand But one Niaga-
ra is enough for the continent or the world, while
the same world requires thousands and tens of
thousands of silver fountains and gently flowing
rivulets, that water every farm, meadow, and
every garden, and that shall flow on every day
and every night with their gentle quiet beauty
Rarnes
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

A Submissive AND patient WOMAN."-Mr.
Peabody one day came in from walk His wife
said to him, A." / have been thinking of our stua-
tion, and have determined to be submissive and
patient" "Ah !" said he, "that is good reso-
luton let us see what we have got to submit to-.
| will make list of our trials. First, we have a
home-we will submit to that. Second, we have
the comforts Of lifc-we will submit to that
Thirdly, we have each other. Fourthly, we have
multitude of friends. FiGhly, we have God to
take care Of us" "Ab,' said she, "pray stop-I
will say no more about submission
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-04-02

A funny PERroRMANCE.-lr Ira Aldridgc, the
colorcd tragcdian, has met with great success In
st. Petersburg, whore ho has been performing
several ShNkspearian characters The represen-
ations must appear rather funny however, for
Aldridgc plays in English, and the company
which supports him Is German, while very few,
comparatively, of his Russian audiences under
stand either language. Only think of Othelo
calling for his handkerchief, Shylock claiming
his pound of flesh, in English, aud Desdemona
excnsng herself or Portia cXpoundiug the law,
in high Dutch