The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-01-07
D. 500 gvps; The British had $50 sssm vssssis o
war Qnclucing 1G1 gunbosts), with 1897 guns

war Qpclucing 1G1 gunbosts), with 1897 guns.
! IoRp DERBY A An OaAroR.-Not only bad
Lord ABanDnHu sssn Fox and PnT stand, n
bNRoR has described than, like tho two noun
taii ", "Athos aad Ida, with dashing sss Of slo-
qusn % bstwesn,' he bad hstsnsd WITH awe 70
the bril- liant but harmless lightnings OF SaKRI-
DAN, be had heard 0sANvTrLE and 0RHY In
their priu .. WMTBsRAD and WYSDHAn he
hsd hard -ollyipg forth their clsmors BY ths
hour; and v, 'th ali the Inclination Of an old man
to dsprsoiate be present. and TO laud the past, he
has declared of these giants OF whom l! Is sup
posed that ws a. never more TO see the like,
that not one Of III >rn, a. . speaker, n TO be COM
pared with our O, IN Lord DsRBY, when Lord
DnnBY is At his bos '-Nmss.
The PsrNcs o. WALss HIS bssn cheated
cat u the afFsoticos Of his dog, presented By
The people Of Newkou. ,dland. When on board
.hip boy va put 70 10 Oh n,er him; lie got SO
the Prince Tho mornir Z they came Into Ply
mouth, the Prince gave the boy 60 aud took
ths deg ost Of the sbip 'ut - fAst e th.v did
% the dog jumped on board again. The Prince
wss st last Obliged to take 'hs boy 70 London,
md he stopped there Ave dA, - The Qsess gave
Piymoath, and was there but sns day, whom he
had 70 be scat fr, because th dog would net
eat Ths boy sold his sailo> = clothes, and
thnks be u . & ,atsman for life.
A HAuGurI AsD kaousr,cA, hAnouIs.--
In the i7th century, Spain posssss u hnqui,
pn VnAsA, who iraoed his p.di<r, back 10 tbs
f.iaeeiin kings, and would nsve' write ssy
othss Il mature than that Of The N srquis, con
ceivtng that the sntire univGs ougi n to know
Who he Marquis wa without any IN, us eSplia<
dsstgnatisu. An aneast.r Of this ms, 'ais, hold
ing st the court poH that gav. hin tn right "
day y ner The King. c.sn.t AZ rss~nt
vtea Cardinal ALpsRorI wfshtd 10 be alone
with the King, the cardinal requssted hin 70
leave the room, nd pulled him iishdy by'ths
sleeve TO uIrs his dspsture, whom the hau thty
old man, rsisips his stiol, bsiAbored ths oardiui
soendiy about ths head and sSouidsrs, befsrs tHs
amazed Attendants had rccsy cred ssffi Giant p-,-
senoe Of mind to lntsrferc.
TBs NArLns oonRHsroNDxNr Of tho DAslx
Nesrs, describing viit 10 the hospital SAYS -
Almost at the extremity Of the Lat ward b -
Interesting ran called arusrrPK Soaz lro, for
bad ball through his leg. which be csnnst yet
place on the ground. His vito and child FAD
just coma down 10 lind hin. On bis bed nw
what never bsfors saw On an italians bed, .
prayer book and Tstamsat "Yo. are Pro-
church. vas rs y.an In the P!.dmoutss. .sr.
vice, gained my sub lisutsnsncy, and Of right
should have had my licutenAncy. Tho colonel
called me one day snd said that hSd bssn talk
Ing and preaching against the Roman Catholic
cnutChS hnn ufuof0u ne 70 DO ul00t. L rop4io0
that bad done nothing Of the Kind; had read
this book, showing the Testament, 70 my COM
radss and officers, who were much delighted with
what they hoard. Well, said my officer, you
must not do 80 sny moro Colonel, I answered,
l have been good soldier, and have done my
duty we'll, but this Is an affair Of consoisnce,
which has nothing TO do with my military du-
ties. My hsutspancy, however, was not accord.
cd to mo, and having obtained my retrsmsat, I
entered the service Of 9ARmALDt. In which I
have bean reduced to helplsssness-
CoURAol OF rHR PRESENT KINa cr PoRru-
oAI.-The King. who ct the outbreak Of the
pestilence wN only twenty years cid, felt Il TO
Be his duty TO rsmsln at his ctrital, asd do all
b. could 's~sr1s Mitigating the calamity. To
effect this object he did not conans himssN to
pIssiding over councils or to dlscu~iug means Of
anevtatcu In his cablnst, he went hmssk among
the Mck. We were told that he would continu-
ally Wit the hospitals both by day and night,
coming In hired street carriage with single
SonP:nicn that be might prevent any peepar.::
lions for his reception, and ascertain for himself
In what manner tho pauants were treated. On
one occasioo, II ID said, he found Q medical man
Nsslip the pulse Of his patient With his glove on
hoping thereby to escape contagion. We may
imagine the Kings indignant reproof TO ths lin
orous doctor. At another time tho spectacle was
more gratifying. He was just entering a ward
whsn he heard phytician trying to re assure .
patient who was In dropping state, with kind
and soothing words. Don Pedro remained out
side until the doctor hal ceased speaking, when
he entsred, extending his hand towards him.
The physician, recognizing his sovereign, at
tempted to go down upon us knee, and kis the
haAd thus held out. mo" said the King; 'Iyou
have behaved like brother 10 that poor, sick
man. and am proud 10 shake hand, with you."
-H'Hs Ou- Ertmpidrs DOR and Rich