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San Francisco correspondent Of tn, New
Orleans Picoyune wri es "A, follows;
In this city there is p. rson who certainly took
prominent Iat In tnctiing tho liberation OF the
Emp rOr from this prison at HAn; h. Il pp,r anj
In difficulty. His friends recommend hun e. writs
to his mperia fri nd, and try to obtain somo grat-
iu recollection OF his former services. but another
fact is really serious, and iluBtrateI what ytrAng,
conditions of fortune sJmetmSs fal to tho lot Il
mankind. gortlcmsn, well known h0ro ~ 10
spectacle and reliable citizen, az hq Is t6oroIgl,
and experienced business man, states that when
IouIs NAroLnos was Ia New York, lac sas 40 po,r
that he was unable ~ obtain enough - eat, oNcelt
through this charity of same lew 'riends.
Mr.. - was At tho t,mG clerk la large import
fbg house In earl street, aud intimate with the
then m iy French aiyeIturer, N,roLyos was ,cus-
tomto 10 AID sit ab yut dinner time on q win
dow'a on the opposite side of the street and ther,
wait for III ,ter TO close, when he would accompany
his fsnd, who usually psid for hl, meal a. n gh.
Loripg restaurant. NArOLroS seldom yentlrri H.
enter the store for fear E pmpromising his friend,
hath knowing that hn would not be tolerated there -
Had the rropitls been able to foresoo tho wond ".
ful and brilliant change destined to occur I, his for
tunes, perhaps they would have been less eS elusive
OF their policy towards tho poor outcsst.
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trees to another, the trees which we srs ap.
proachinx will seem gradually TO spread i'arther
aTart, or subtend lareer angles to the eye while
those hich We are leaving win seem to draw
more closely together, or subtend smaller angit's
to the eye. BY numerous and very delicate ob
ssrvstons OF the stars, II Is found that those In
the constellation Hercules appear to rcceds
from each other, while those In the exactly op-
posite portion Of the heavens appear to be draw
Ing moro closely together. From these chanus,
In the apparent position or tho stars, the infer
ence b irresistible, that We, snd Of course, the
San and al the Solar System, are sweeping
through spaee IN tho direction Of tho con-
stellstion "HercuIes." Tho exact point in
tho heavens tow ards which We arc nov
ing has been calculated from obsrvs-
tons Of 797 stars, to be 259 deg. 0 min, Right
Ascension, 81 deg. 86 min., North Destination,
but II Is understood that this is lisbls to prove
slightly erroneous on further observation. The
great problem on which astronomers srs now
engaged Is 10 ascertain whether this motion Is
in q straight line, or whether tho Sun Is rcvolv-
ing In great orbit about some immensely dis
tant centre. Alrcsdy, observations seem to
indicate that tbs motion Is In curve, aud that
the centre will bc found In the vicinity Of the
"Pleiades." Ths velocity of this motion, snd
The ihconccivable length Of time In which q sim
Go revolution will be accomplished, have not
yet been aseertainei, and they will no doubt be
subiccts " Investigation for future generations
Sufficient, 11qAeyd, Is already known to Justify
the ssserIiGnJ Jhat IA whole past history of the
humsntrace fnSAltan inconsiderable fraction
Of this long ycar.SNT
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VARIETIES

Mrs. PAsTrNoroS, I am collecting Q Mo-
money for the pnrposs Of founding .. SsminsY-
among the Caribsss. "Well, I'm glad Of Il.
never could sse why found ings shoulfn't -
buried In . cemetery s we'll a. other psopla~
The destitution ct tho Carhes q very ersaG
Ma'an. Eyes, they have g-cst Constitutions.
all that ever kuss oG Infrss tbs bumhls
bees, and the honey bees snd Ire busy bsss it's
hard to kin ono ~ 'em, unless you ssrangulseo
them with bdmstun." But they live In DARK
ness madam "Do they? am glad Of Il, 4.
wish all the drones In the world could be kspe
there living on the fruit Of other peoples exss-
tions, and tasling themselves In the sunshine q
asperity, the lazy things!" The benevoasae
gentleman all at onco rucollscted that he had sn
engagement, and would have left, but he founA
his hat any thing but agreeable to At. II VS.
his own new straw hst, no doubt Of that, but 10
had mysteriousiy become too small for his had.
or his head too large for tho hat. IKl want
there.
The following Is q recipe for making Homes
psthio Soup Takotwo starved pieeons, hsna
them by string In tho kitchen window, so thse
tho sun will cast the shadow Of the pigeons into
an iron pot already on the FIRE, and which win
hold ten gallons Of water; boil the shadows over
. slow iirs for ten hours, and then givo IL.
patient one drop in . glass Of water every tsa-
days." M
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A letter to the NO. Picdyune T. nj Washing
ton County, Texas, July 10, spcal =. Of the work
then In progress Of gathering the wild grapes for
wine. The writer says.
Ths wine made last season does not content mo.
II has . rich color and bouquet, and peculiar AMI
fno favor, and good body, hut is intensely scid-
yes, 'nknsetg Is the term. This acidty I shall try
" lessen greatly In that now b,ng made. The
process OF making, ~ we pursue II, 1, sim
pc enough. Tho grapes arc passed through
one OF IIicKox's cider mills Cnade In Har-
rsburg, P.nnsyvanis and Just the thing for tho pur-
posc, and passes directly Into the g-tib,
whence is drawn OF into barrels casks. afer for
mcnting some 10 OF so hours. There II rcmsins for
time, whom II s fined and rackcd uM, ready for bot
Ting and for There Is no doubt but that very
SUI erior rcd wine can be made from this grape. But
the process must DO well understord, aud the differ
ent n,anpulatlons properly gone through with.
A gentleman there from MaGeira thinks colo
nics could DO established in Texas Of many who
are now suffering In Madeira, who would oulti-
vate grapes upon the same terms they did In that
bland before the disease attacked and dsstroye ed
the vines-that Il, giving the proprietor Of the
land one bali Of tho must, and selling their half
at a fixed rate.
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York =" "Axs q snat 70 Aew

Yori.". '0' 10 make visa 70 Asv
A PARs letter say, rov.,,.,,' -. - IL -
night and day to arrange ths scs,,,,s... - ~ u
Empress N the palace Of the TuIIs.iss-
doir ornamented In the style q the xmsz
v one OF the surprises preparing Tor h,y' ~
o,'ber Is little saloon, the panels Of which vjD
be ornamented by full length paintings of tSs
ladies' of honor.
Az american traveller In ths ssrests oe Psv,,
seeing be words, " ips bsfhs eiysa h~s.' e.
claimed = Well, those FFsnch sss q Iuxurie.s
people Then, with true Yankee curiosity, Al
the feeling that he could afbrd whstever ~ -
else did, naked In and dsmanisi 4 TvSN
bath Feeling wcnderfully rsfrssbsd sftse r.
:os. sne s.,1 S,Sm g p :S, 0is Soa Nv: t
sSofdsd 30 chesply. His table sstsndsSs. ~ y -
had been slave In .vhginis ana snSoysS a
BIZ ofAumor, rupli.d, 'Ch, msssa, ve 80 ~
u slopa into snudde.r nom, where We Mb NJ
q four hsne.: Then you throw u swsy, Z
sosS s.a .h.sss " .ss.. dsa ram. ~ ''Ss ss.h -
plenty ef people Who ain't 20 berry psrtieuir.
whcwtl batns In Il after this, st two hnN =
head. Den, msssa, We Ise's d common psosaD
hsb Il u frsne spsecs.' sThsn, ef cous,s, e,
throw Il sway exclaimed the tysyslss, xho
thought tss wa going svca bey'.nd Yaatss
proht. No. indeed massa,' wasI b indlsmsue
reply. accompanied sy . profound, bow |; =,
indeed, massA, We are not so stuvagAnt q De-
comes to We jest bottles 1t up den, and sands
II to 'Merica, for champagne y @ -.
TIE recent instances IT mon living for "a length
OF days with q broken mech, which have been ~
Gently published. has brought ont the following
story IN the Boston Trarcllcr In the late Al
o; early winter Of 1911, an elderly gsutieman
was overthrown In . sleigh and thrvvu ous
with some vio'cnce, striking upon oae, of -
shoulders, the side Of lis neck and bead. He.wso
not much injured, but when he was raised m.
1t was found that his bead was evenly rotatsA
one quarter round, that his face looked dirss1-
ly over tho OPPOSITE shoulder. Thers was no
pressure upon the spine and no inconv venience
to breathing or swallowing except what arosp
from tho twisted condition Of the organs. A phy-
sician saw bin and msde some gentle manifssis-
tions, not daring to exert much force from fear
Of suddenly fatal result. Some days pssss4
the old gentleman remaining quito com f6stahls.
One morning, In attempting to rise from his bslL
(tc do which be was obliged to lin bis head win
his hands.) As he lifted, with 9 sharp snap, IT,
head flew round into It's usual position, snd -
family were astonished 10 sec him walk into thS
breakfast room, apparently a. right "A bsfors tie
accident. Nor was any subsequent incoavs-
nience experienced ssvea slight stiffness fbs .
few days.
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Pssdioss 4 Dsw~fsli or NsrsIsss,

Tho "Paiis Gossip" Of tho Liverpool Journal
predicts the downfall Of NAroL EoS. II appears
that the hopes held out to tho French prcss by
the Emperor, that some liberty was to be allow
Cd, have been proved delusive 6y the publication
Of the recent article In the Monler which ab.o-
lutely so large Is tho typo In which II IL print
Cd, seems to stare with astopishment at tho idea
OF any such impertlnence as that expressed by
the bare possibility Of Q change about to be
wrought in the condition Of tho press. Nothing
OF the sort was ever intended. We spread the re-
port from our lair In TIE Tullsries to see whether
the power OF which you boast ha. any founda-
ton; We tried you fairly by tho test we use
Tor all things now-s days--the Bours.. The
news We cent forth-of your approaching Free
single time therefore, you are evidently Of no
Importance, and your boasted reign has long
since been over. We defy you, therefore--you
cannot make the funds go upl Thon, by he,v-
ems, you shall not make tbem 20 down and so
yon shall not be allowed TO say even so much
a. heretoforo. Then comes tho circular 81 ths
Due de Padoue, requesting sll projects and sub
protects to look alive, and not allow the Jour
nails within their jurisdiction to say augh.
which could tend to dspsrage the EN-
perors person, or prospects, or wisdom,
really seeing that they have the privilege ~ d.-
Iarasing 10 their hearts content everything that
Is Ene lust now, he case does not seem so very
hard after ALL But hatever the cause Of this do
claration Of war on the part of the government
towards the press, the consequence will be sooner
tr later, the downfall Of LOUIS NAPOLEON. Even
his best friends are Of this opinion. lie has been
grapphog with an enemy more powerful than
himself, whose head may NOT ba ~ large,
perhaps, but whose feet orc larger, and
cin therefore keep His ground moro hrm-
ly--thc more go as that enemy bad taken
the very ground he now holds long before LoUIs
NAPOLEON had MS footing anywhere. The Fun
Peror feels his inferiori'y, and Is losing temper
The press has hal several meetings since the is
suing Ofthat obnoxious decree. Two have been
held In the bureaux of the Pre,sc, and one In
that Of the Sisc's. A coalition Of parties Il ex-
pec'ed, and most Of tho writersIw no wero absent
from Paris have returned hastily In order to Join
In the movement whic |, preparing. The Em-
s"Sy on tSa m, G'ITn S, co",na,ncs oo, anu y
s"ii to have been considerably altered since his
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Tho PsISats RhanHss.

tho Amer can reader, i from the London II sss.
The British navy Is jut shout to lose one Of tho
old fisstcs which played conspicuous part iring
the American wsr-the 1t. Lswrencs, formerly
called the shannon, which, under the command II
Captain 7. BRooKE, attacked aud nAds the ,sptrre
of the famous CheAapsake On tho LIST Of Jurs, lSl3
having arrived at q rham yesterday, In tow OF The
African and Adder, fsr the purLoso OF beins broken
up. Tho b. Lswranoe has been stationed 81 slser.
fUE some tune, where she has been employed In
ha bOr service, bua the admiralty have noSg crisred
her tp be taken 10 pieces.
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Amount Of carg. 4, In ION. 9bib

"n'o""' VI o"E.o, m TONS. ,Vblb
IL the messnremer.t OF tho Baron Ia about 5000
tons taking tho us isl Quebec ao,,anca of oos S.t
IN the rough Tor sery hundred tons measurements,
there w oe upr 'ards Of 6,OO tons of timber wrought
up N !he oons uctisn Of the floating fabric which
timber.
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TIE Real Blssssa Of the Sos.

;. JsE Of the last triumpbs Of Astronomy Is inc
discovery Of the translatory motion OF the solar
System. II We srs walking from ons grove
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all Its accumulation Of fetid impurities from the
lungs and skin Of the inmates. Each person In
such rooms Is constantly taking into his mouth
and down his throat the old decaying, pufrfd
particles OF animal matter which nature Is con-
stantly rejecting and casting out u tho living
organism Of cvcry person in tho room, through
the pores OF the skin and lungs, to the amount
OF three pounds daily. Could we but sec these
foul excretions In winch we live and breathe In
such close unventila Hated rooms, q sense Of cpin-
mon decency would con.train US 10 open our
windows; for, as Prof. SIfLrsAs observes, It is
really more fhhy TO breathe such foul air, than
would be to drink the wstsr in which we had
washed ourselves.
Now II is remarkable to observe how simulta-
neously the gradual introduction and use cf
stoves, and the diminution q liz, and the in
crease OF mort ality In the United States, have
advanced together. Fifty or sixty years ago,
stoves were not much In use. In all tho old
houses, which have been built for that length Of
time, and In many built long since, w find the
old op FIRE -place-but now no longer In uss
beinR either permanently or temporarily closed
up, and replaced by close iron stove, or at best,
by small crate, or else by furnace. And cor
respondingiy we find, wherever we have tho re-
cords from which to determine, deteriorrsion Of
life and health regularly progressing with the
change in our domestic habits and arrangements.
hus We have seen the average ago at which
death takes place has, within the last half
century, diminished from six to nine years.
that In Philadelphia and New York, the Are
at which half the deaths occur, has receded
within the same period, from tcen,y, four years
@ 10 less 'nan Iy iys years: And that tho rate per
doubled In twenty years, and In New York City
sc,uaiy tre6ted In forty seven years; the deaths
~ children Under five years Of age In 100 900 in
babitants Of ell ages, having regularly increased
nom 6ss, in the year 1919, to s;o9i in an equal
now the atie and honorcd MeIosl otI;ccr ~ ,ba
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GENERAL BUSINESS

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-, ,-,, For W %i2IA z FARGO 60.
cash PAID FOR OLD NEWSPAPERS,
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COOPER UNION FOR THE ADVANCE
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ssmrisy Vocal Music.
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Isessss'rs Me, s,,.lhy !. he U.,sed States

wards. He passed through here some hours since.
ON bis way TO bis family In Independence.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-25
CRtarrIt.s

Ca;arrh is diseased state of the Pituitary Gi.nd
situated within the head back OF the which In
health pure. limpid fuid and is given through minute
tubes rsversng each nost for the purpose Of ub
eating the schn derian lining membrane Of the and
shielding from acrid substances Upon this membrane
the ofaetory When this gland becomes diseased
fluid morbid vitated and exerts injurious and poison
influence upon the whole portion of the membrane with
ich Is produced from various
Sudden changes the atmosphere and malaria floating
da erupiive evrs scarlana eyspeas, measles yenereal
syphilis, will produce It. No medicine taken into TIE
stomach snuff nostrums, Cstarrh
or obviate the tendency Of these results.
do hesitate aiim without fear Of contradiction that
this Is local diseased condition of the Ptuary Gland and
only and cured by local chemical MEANS tbs Of
altering that condition through the medium Of the diseased
organ.
method Of applying the curative agents to the Affect
ed by inhalation Injection Of medcated fluid vspors
through the nos in caarrh and s the only rational
philosophical process and the effected By and the
testimony connected with them, the best proof o. the
tency OF the medicines administered By inhalation.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-25
Annivsrsary Events Feb. as.

1850 Death d II Kwang, Emperor Of China,
aged So.
ls4l The British took the Boyne forts and the
city of Canton, killing great many Of the Chinese.
1871 IL Russians defeated the Poles near War
klIng 5000 and losing $500 Of their own force.
81 ls29 Great hurricane ID Barbadoes doing great
Nanass y ~ shipping.
1917 Death Of WIN. Pinckney, distinguished
American statesman.
ss 1879 Dsath u Franclsco Manuel, Portuguese
poet n celebrity whose free opinions necessitated
his residence u France, where he died.
@ ISL Schooner Ocean sunk at sea; and Isaac Ro-
get, merchant Of New York, was convicted Of hav-
ing, in conjunction With others, loaded her with
stone In order 70 ank her and defraud the insurance
companies.
lsl6 "a number Of sailors of the American squad.
ron n the Mediterranean went ashore at Port Mahon
and were STACKED and killed by the Spanish guard.
1914 The French frigats Clorinde took the British
figate Erotas and Vas next day taken with her prize
~ fhe British ships Dryades and Achades
1907 The French defeated the Russians at Peters.
Wslds.
1906 Death of william Buchan, Scottish physi.
clan, whose Domestic Medicine published in It'll,
achieved ! worldwide fame.
l79a. El Ariah in Egypt surrendered to TIE French
nnder Napoleon.
az08 The French entered Berne in Switzerland.
lN82-Denmark acknowledged the independence
oflthe United States.
l7& The French and Spanish fleets were wrecked
stsrm IN the West Indies and 1900 men persisted
Same day, the Americans under Pickens and Lee
Quito pieces body Of royaists under Col Pyle,
Hawrivse. without losing man.
az7o-Ths splendid new bridge at Puerto Santo, in
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-25
Diseases of the Eye.

Dr. Crane has been successful during the
IN this city, in treating the following diseases Of the
OPTHALMIA TARSIA, chreuic inflammation in the
edges of the eyeds.
EUTRoPIAN, or permanent invasion of the eyed.
ECTROPIAN, eyersion of the eyed.
PEToTIs, or falling Of the upper eyelid.
XERopTHALMIA. dryness of the eye. resulting from
want of proper secretion of the conjunction.
EPIPHoRA superiubundance OF tears and all oher dis
of the corj Junction.
AMAUREsIS inperfecon of vision, arising dis
etna optic nerve BRAIN Gh pair nerves.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-25

about 50 Indians who were encamped opposite the
fort.
I6s4--AssaMination Of Albert, Count Walensteln.
l60l--Robert Devereux, Earl Of Sussex, once
favcrite Of Queen Elizabeth, was executed for rebel
lion. He was brave and gallant but indscreet, and
his fate has formed the subject Of four tragedies
50 B. C.-Pompey was elected sole Consul Of
Rome
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-25
Diseases of the Ear.

In all of disease in this important organ Dr. Cranes
method will be found to ec. after all had
failed and in Deaf and Dumb II the hearing
good any time both the hearing aud speech very
restored.