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AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
The CglasS Mails.

The Dublin and other Irish papers are largely de-
voted to the Fenian Developments The following
is the speech delivered by 0Leary of the editors
of the Irish People, on being informed of his con-
viction:
w Lords: | was not wholly unprepared for this.
ielt that government which had so safely packed
the bench would not be unlikely to obtaina verdict
Judge Fitzgerald here intimated to the prisoner
maj b Tniie the four, were Wiling to hear ANYTHING
permitted) 0Leary resumed: Very WELL my
lord. Mr.. Luby declined to touch upon this from
a very natural fear that he might do harm to
some of the other political prisoners, but there
can be little fear of that now; for jury
snrae soW Will ee GAd be to e9nS me St this
that he was technically golty according to that
highly elastic instrument British law; but did not
think that these men-lhere the prisoner pointed to
the benches where the crown counsel satl-could
make s that case against me- And this brings me nat
urally to subject on which there has been much
misrepresentation in lreland--the subject, mean.
OF nformers; Mr.. Justice keogh said in his charge
against Mr.. Luby. that men would be always found
ready tor money to place themselves at the disposal
OF the government, and make known the design of
the conspiracy. No doubt men will be found for
government, but think it is agitatOrs, not rebels
who have been generally bought in this way, who
have certainly made the best bargains. And now
come to speak, added the prisoner of the moral as
Sassnaton OF me, for which that miserable man
pointing to Mr.. Barry, Queens counsel law adviser
to the Irish Government! is mainly responsible -
Here the Judge again interrupted 0Leary, and the
prisoner said he would not pursue that tone of OBJ
servatlOn.
He, however, continued-'He did not mean to de-
lend himself or Others now, but he would denounce
the moral assassin. Mr.. Justice Keogh had admins
tered lecture to Mr.. Luby about the consequences
of revolutions but he should like to know whether
the same consequences did not follow war. Only one
word more would he say. He had been found guilty
of felony they called it-and no
doubt it was foul crime. The poet Dante placed
traitors in the ninth or lowest circle of his Inferno
But what traitors? Traitors against king, country,
friends and benetactors; England was not his (the
prlsoners) country. and he had betrayed friends
or benetactors. IIampden and Sidney were traitors
and Jetfrys and Norbury were loyal men. He would
leave the there
Except in the closing passage the speaker was calm
and unmpaSSoned.
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SEWING MACHINES:
a PRESENT
Worth Having.

OF course any present however trivial is worth ac-
ceptance, as its value is not intrinsic but is to be
measured by the unseen jewels of sentiment that
imaRination invests it with Still one does not OBJ
jeGt to present having a high intrinsic value
Where a woman knows he afford she will not
think the less of present from her husband for its
having cost from forty to two hundred dollars. Not
a bit OF it. Now, we have in our minds eye just
from her worser half. Such Of our own readers as
would see it in its substantial FORM may do so, by
stepping into the salesroom of Messrs Grover IL Ba
kerr In one of their sewing machines. so perfect in
their construction and so easily adapted to every
loves his wife, and would therefore, tighten her heart
by tightening her household cares, will find just such
present as he ought to feel bound to giyeh at this
of festiyty and gratefulness. The prices of
the machines which are marvelously simple, and re-
quire no mechanical skill to manage, from fifty
family buy one, and in six months it will save its
cost in WEAKNESS and vexation of spirit alone
On,
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] IA -. rrgs7 NEW ARRANGEMENT.

80 20 IS -. w AA't.AN"A-Al IN l.
PHIL ADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
On and after THURSDAY, juno LIST, trains vii
leave President Street Depot, as follows, viz:
Way Mail Train for Philadelphia and Way Sta
tons, at S.25 A. NJ.
Express Train for New York only, at 9.2O A. NJ
Express Train for Philadelphia and New FORK,
Ito p. NJ.
Way Mail Train for Philadelphia and Way Sta
tons, at 40 P NJ.
Express train to Philadelphia and Way Stations,
at 6.35 p. NJ.
925 p. II.
The above Trains leave DAILY, Except Sundays
ON SUNDAYS:
For New York at $50 P. NJ, and for PHILADELPHIA
at 9.25 p. NJ.
For Salisbury and intermediate points on the Del
aware Railroad. take the 9.25 p. NJ; and for Dover
Delaware, take the lilo P. NJ train.
VIM. CRAWFORD,
noIi-u Agent.
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re EEfs EF.zzsE=z5-1 ORANGE AND
E4z& si-9 s Z AT EXANDRTA RAILROAD
THROUGH BY RAIL
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA TO
RICHMOND AND LYNCuBURG.
ORANGE AND

/.
THROUGH BY RAIL
FROM
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA TO
RICHMOND AND LYNCuBURG.
On and after FRIDAY, Sept 1. 1865. the trains on
this road will run as follows:
TRAINS SOUTH
Leaves Washington at......... 4. ", and $50 P NJ.
Alexandria at........ 7.25 4. NJ. and 9 p NJ.
g Gor!onsvilIe at,.,.~.12.3O P. N. and 10 A. N,
Arrive IN RichmoEd at. ?. NJ. and 8 A. NJ.
Lynch3qPJP5g, q Tvs M, 5i23 + NJ and A NJ.
Richmond ATM. A. NJ. and IFS p. NJ
GOrdonsville at........l2.30P ?. N. and y 20 A. NJ
Arrive in Alexandria at. 4.55 ?. ". and $50 A. NJ
-" Washington at. $50 P NJ and SIS \. II.
On Sundays leave Washington at $50 p. NJ only.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Alexandria at
A Nj arriving in GordOnsville ut As 4. NJ: leaves
S9rdonsylle at l25o T. H. arriving in Alexandria at
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Alexar-
dria Mt A. NJ, arriving in Lynchburg at 710 p NJ:
leaves iynGhbqrg at $50 4. Mr. arriving in Aicxan-
dria at go P. Nj,
Passengers for Warrenton will take the A. N.
train south from Washington, and thc6 As H. train
north from Lynchburg.
Passengers by the Gas A, NJ and us p. NJ. trains
from Richmond connect with trains at Washington
for all parts OF the North and West.
, This route has the advantage over all Others by
having continuous rail from New York to Lynch
burg-iO5 miles.
1t also passes through Fairfax, Bull Run, Manassas
Brlstoe, Catlett's, RappahannOck Culpepper Orange
and Gord9nsylile where many Of the late great battles
were fought.
Tickets can be procured in Adams EXPRESS build
ing. opposite the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot
III " ashington also at the Depot on Maryland avenue
ton. WI, Il. McCAFFERTY
General Superintendent
}. NJ. RROADUS,
oe9-tf General Passenger Agent.
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ia gzzT Ez#zzszazz=zs1 RECEfEEOSD. FREgsgl-
80 - z,z5z a.-----5l RICKSBURG AND Porto
MAC r. RIO IRA KELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY Sunday p. N. Ecceptcd)

The quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
Va, and the South, via the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad to Washington
Potomac steamers from Sixth Street Wharf Wash
ington to Aquia Creek and Richmond. Fredericks;
from Aqua Creek to Richmond, Va, connecting
there with trains on the Richmond and Petersburg
and Richmond and Danvillo Railroads, for Peters
burg, Weldon, Wilmington, Raleigh, Greensboro,
Salisbury, Charlotte and Chester, s. c.
Trains leave Camden Station at 80 4. Nj. and so
and P. NJ, connecting at Washington with steamers
leaving Sixth Street wharf, daily, Sunday nigLt
excepted, at A, N. and S45 p NJ, and arrive in
Richmond at 20 J. N. and SO A. NJ
TLaO UGH no RICHMOND Nv TEN FQUeH
Fifty Miles Shorter HGi ~ hoaus quicker than ana,
other Route,
Be sure and get through tickets via kouia Crack
and Fredericksburg 20 Richmond, at CANTON Station.
Baltimore, and set through baggage checks.
pIAhloosseS ana baggage wagons always in readi-
nes: to convey passengers and baggage to the steam
ers IN Washington city free 0f charge
A. NEEDIIAM & SON,
No. lI2 Light street wharf
General Agents.
CaAS. II. HAgEY,
Ocj-L General Passenger Agent.
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WINES, LIQUORS, ETC.
EBERRANS, STERN IL COS.

The Increasing popularity our brands Of these
hne Wings has induced their extensive Imitation
All desiring genuine and pure Wines should see that
business, and the State Seal Of California is upon
each bottle. 40 ~i0A
The following. Wines are now offered by Us, with
our guarantee OF their entire purity.
m WHITE, OR HOOK VINE,
VI q l2l! slra" 5Gior, very dclicate, fine favored
and superior Is a dinner Wine to Hook or Rhine
ANGELICA
4 Tlea and naturally sweet Wine much admired
py ladies, and valuable in the sick chamber as it
makes line wheJs and iellics. 1t is fine dessert
Wine, and well adapted Tor Communion purposes.
MUSCATEL.
This superb Wine is made from selected cranes IT.
is very qecate ami viii rank with the very highest
sweet W ines 0t Europe.
This deep red color, of good body and fine flavor
IL Is becoming very popular where slightly aStrinE-
ent and DELICATE stimulant is desired. Being entirely
WINE BITTERS.
These are made in our own cellars, from our own
Wines, and will be found agreeable and pleasant
GRAPE BRANDY.
Distilled from the second pressing of the crane and
is a pure and desirable article.
J. K. BARNES, the Surgeon General of the United
States, assisted by Assistant Surgeon W0GDWARD
alter searching and careful analysis Of our Wines
pronIounees them all pure, and admirably adapted
Dr. JACKSON. the well known Chemist of Boston.
comedies with this opinion, '-'
The Boston journal, Transcript. Traveller Satur-
ETuJ LNeAlluE NdAetNe Ne" Ok Evening Post, Irl-
pune and large portion Of the press throughout the
country, have ia leading articles upon American
Wines, sXtolled the superior merits OF these Wines
The Wine Convention, held at Cleveland Ohio,
where our Wines came in competition with all the
leading brands of Western Wines, awarded i've
premiums out of six to our Wines.
The Indiana State Fair, endorsing the opinion OK
pressed at Cleveland. awarded 4 Diploma and Sill
6. W. PIER & CO.,
No. II South Charles street.
Baltimore.
Let americans support American industry.
or2-tfr
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RAILROAD NOTICES.
FHE BAETIsIOREAND 0T5TO RAILROAD.

so u az;i....-zz3cember$ 5, 1865, two daily trains
will run between Baltimore and Wheeling and Par
NAIL TRAIN win leave Baltimore daily texcept
sunday ct $50 A. NJ: EMPRESS TRAIN will
le2ye daily Imeq4dHg Snnday at 10 P ~, and the
for Wheeling daily at G.45 A. NJ Except sunday,
These trains connect at Bclar and Parkersburg for
FtREDERICK ou hGGoH I'M HSiPTSY TRAIN
leaves Baltimore daily at 40 p. NJ Except Sunday.
EaSt-Leayes Frederick at Ills A. NJ. daily, CSun-
The EILIG0TT's. MILLS TRAIN leaves Balti-
more At 90 and 10 a. NJ, and $50 P NJ. and Eli
P NJ --
FOR WASHINGTON:
and ) and 8i5 P NJ On Sundays at $50 and md SIS A.
M 4 Il x aHd9 r Leave %ashiPgton at 60 500
A. NJ. and ?. NJ trains only from Baltimore and the
62oand s A. M.and p NJ. trains from Washington
p. NJ trains from Baltimore and the 80 and i. NJ
and 4.4O p NJ trains from Washington conncctwith
trains on the Annapolis road
apply to J. 7. ENGLAND, Agent at Camden Sta
ton Or at the Ticket Office; "; P: SMITH,
I'M COLE General Ticket Agent ''' de5tf
Iz6 s - cU,vF NoHIii ,:z1s,w.v.
On and after Monday. Nov. 20 1865,
TRAINS NORTHWARD
X%FF Accommodation at 521'E 10 729 A M.
1hal 800
East Line .,.......-l2lo P. N.
ParktOn Accommodation No. 1...............l2.30
InoiA 40 o......".,...,, 03U
Pittsburg and Erie. Express. 40
PlttSourg and Elmira Express ............. 1000
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
~. ARRIVE.
Pittsburg and Elmira Express 100 A. NJ.
ParktOn Accommodation, No. 2............. $50 ''
York Accommodation, No. 2..................10 1918
IaSI Line 80 P NJ.
P2rkton Accommodation, No. 4, at Bolton 430
val v ~!
man; HaSt Line and PlttSbuFg and Emira Express.
will not stop between Baltimore and Parkton.
Fast Line, Mail and Accommodation trains, leave
daily except Sundays.
Pttsburg and Erie Express leave daily except Sat
urdays.
Pttsburg and Elmra Express leaves daily.
MAI and Accommodation Trains arrive daily ex-
cent on Sundays.
I;lmira Express arrives daily except Mondays
Fast Line arrives daily.
, Mail Fast Line, Pittsburg and Erie Express and
PittSburg and Emra Express make close connections
WITH the pennsylvania Central Railroad at Harris
9urg for PLtsburg, Cleveland, Columbus Cneinn att
Indianapolis, Chicago, st. Louis, Fort Wayne Louis
vile, Cairo, and all points in the West, Northwest
and Southwest. Mail and Express Trains connect at
Elmira with the New ork and Erie Railroad for
York. W
For further information. apply at Calvert Station.
J. N. DUBARRY,
General Superintendent.
ED. S. YOUNG,
nOlS-u General Passenger Agent.
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TOBACC0-Ihere has been rather more doing in
Tobacco this week than last, but the market is new
ertheless inactive and prices show no improvement
The demand is chiefly for Maryland ground leaf all
though there is something doing in other descrip-
tons of Maryland. Common ground leaf is selling
at 3g4. but finer qualities range at from SIS to T.
on arrival. In Ohio and Kentucky Tobacco there
has been very little doing for two three weeks rast
We quote to-day as follows Maryland frosted
to common, S36a5; do sound common, S. SCOT So do.
mddling, SS@le do. good to fine brown, S0@l6: do.
fancy Sl7925 do. upper country 5000; do ground
SOS; do brown and spangled. S9@l250; do good and
me red and spangied. Sl4egl7: do. fine yellow and
i5 fam S k 81 tg H. r 5 Tugs do
SSGl2; do good $l250@l6; do fine select SlS@ IS.
Ihe Inspections this week are 40 hhds Maryland.
.1 C IN So hhds kentucky and 10 hhds Virginia:
TN f6N1 AND LEAD.-Tin Plate is selling for l.
ana LEAD at Y cts for Pig l3 cts fer Bar and Is cts
i9r Sneet ana Pipe Spelter quote at q cts and
Sheet ZINC nc, firm at It cts q h. currency
TALLQW.- last sales Of Tallow here were at
II Gus ana we quote this as the nominal price for it
W00L-Wool continues very duu and heo,y-
Prices have declined materially within The last week
or two, and the tendency is still downward We
%b6 Wasbed at cts pulled 1 3 Ia at % cts
common to quarter blood at 42 IS cts Quarter ta bsIf
blood $3.50 cts and half to full blood {0s55 cts nun
very dull this week, and it has been quoted through
out at 81 300 81 Z gallon. Sales of some 200 to zoo
bbls have been made at these figures.
FREIGHTS.-To Liverpool rates l01zd for
grain in shippers bags, y to sd for cotton, 4Os for
bark IS Cd Dbl for oil cake and 27s 6d2S for to-
baoco. There are two three vessels loading for
Liverpool. but they engaged full. Corn Is offer
ing quite freely for Liverpool and for Irish ports and
there is considerable cotton offering for Liverpool
The Brem ship "Germania' has, we understand,
been taken for Rotterdam at 25s for tobacco. The
rates for petroleum still 6s@6s Cd to Liverpool
and Is to the continent, Corn to New York is lCH
cts to Boston 10 cts and to Charleston and Savannah
~ cts bushe Coal Freights this week are So so to
New 9rk and Jersey City, 81 % to Providence New
Bedford and Fall River and $3.50 per ton to Boston.
Philadelphia Markets
PHILADELPHIa Dec. 22.-Holders of -four demand
EAtTaS %
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Il hR. a 5EUEs, of Paris, still continues his sue
EI ceSstu treatmcntOf CONSUMPTION. Several
residents OF Baltimore, in advanced stage Of the
disease are now rapidly recovering and can be re-
teTred to. Apply al his OFFICE, Southeast corner
OF Eayette and Frederick streets. Baltimore, Mary.
land. ielg-iy
Z hss. 4. EEsFFsE, Graduate of the Medical Facul-
G-g tE OF Paris, iErance,) Member of the Medical
and ChirUrgcal Faculty of Baltimore, Nd is the
discOycrer of the only Remedies for Diseases of pri-
Xate character, without Mercury or noSiOus drugs
Recent cases cured in from Il to IS hours on written
guarantee. Chronic, lnvetCTate and constitutional
diseases, such as have been abandoned as incurabe
are speedily and permanently cured. The treatmenI
adopted by him is that which has the approval of The
most distinguished Physicians of Paris and its uni
yersll success in practice of 10 years has proved
beyond doubt, that the worst cases readily Weld
and arc thoroughly removed at once and forever from
the system, especially all eases of constitutional de-
biity; nervous diseases which soon or late turns to
consumption, and ali the evils cutailel BY certain
pcTnicious practices which ruin both body and mind
uniting the victim for either business study society
or marriage, and 10 those who are suffering the evil
effects OF improper iudglgcnces, Of whatever kind
can now be perfectly restored to natural health and
vlEor, IN n brief period, by applying to one whose
Skill and experience can be relied on. No erorJadat
TayrCfcsajOa0l charges.
Distant Patients consulted by letter and remedies
Forwarded that be taken in the most convenient
and private manner.
0fiee southeast corner of FAYETTE and FT6ED-
ERlCk STREETS
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TotaI-Wheat Flour .. 1888 So
Together with 455 bbls. Rye Flour and SSS bbls.
and g half bbls. Corn Meal.
FISH.-For Fish the market continues dull and
rather heavy. Prices are however UNCHANGED. and
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Board of Trade.

Committee Of Arbitration for December
GEO. n. EATON,
HENRY W. SLIcER, Joseph Q. EoARD,
WM II. GRAHAM JOSEPH ,. HOPKINS.
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Ne!rs says: William NJ. Hulse. William NJ Nelson
and Abram Burket, of Washington county, having
murdered Mr.. jeremiah Keys and Josiah Comfy, ESQ,
were arrested last week and committed to the Jones'
boro, jail. Mr. Keys was Union man. Mr.. Comfy
had been Southern man. and was one of the best
citizens Of Washington county. We hope stern jus
tce will be melted out to these desperadocs. By the
way the Jail Of good old Washington must be getting
nearly full The Flag of the Sth instant, saws: VIM
Hunter, son of Linvile Hunter, said to have been
connected with band Of guerillas; J. Il. Corby the
man who shot DR.. Hunter at BrOylesyille, in this
Brooks and j. G: Hale, for minor Offences and John
Lacy Blair noted forrascahty have all been arrested
and lodged in jail.
RELIEyED.-Gen. I. NJ. Harris, for some time past
in command of the Fredericksburg (Na) District has
been relieved and ordered by the Secretary of War
report in person at Washington.
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Philadelphia Markets.

PHILADELPHIs, Dee. 22-Holders of aour demand
an advance; sales Of Super at 7.25@775; Extras SIS
Rye S1.05. Yellow Corn sl@S4 cts Rio Coffee 5iGS
90 cts st. 9G 1ag = cts Mgss Pork dull
2S5. Sales of 500 tons No. and No. 2 Anthracite
Pig Iron nj S50t152.
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M airline JOUR N AL
PORT OF RAETIMORE,

FRIDAY, December p, 1865.
e--;vaI
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Denmark-Br bark st Lawrence-2,l50 bbs flour
300 do meal 800 do bread 200 do pork 500 bush corn
400 do bran, 1850 lbs lard 10000 candles 100 dozen
oysters, do axes, scales fire engine. tables 50t
stayes. Dbl dublin. a quantity Of humber.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-10-27

dating guide Richardson ashore, to look after
the guests which night was sure to gatbsrin.
and as it was the best time in the dsv far
fishing, E, and Pulled away again u the
harrows, to cast in or JstesFI immediatelv to-
heck atrdnkthat was too bulky for ulystackle.
or too headstrong for my patience, and he cot
away. However, we could not thereafter
complain of a wantof success; and the sunset
dappling the sky with gold. and scarlet and
purple, and firing he surface of thewater with
their reflection, offered stronger attractions to
our attention. We gazed till these hues had
faded away, and thesshpres had become indis-
tinet, and the water CLASSY. Then the loneli-
ness of the scene was heightened by that wild
est of all the voices the wilderness, the rain
en- of the loon, far up the lake. This was
answered by the doleful hooting of an owl in
a tree near at hand,r Then succeeded asplash-
ing in the water in the shadow of the further
shore, as if some Of the feathered tribe were
lgneaael in desperate conflict. Again our ears
were arrested by the cry of q raccoon, sound
ing like the wall Of q child. We fingered
awhile listening and gazing, till the cray
ingss of our appetites reminded us that It was
past supper time, when we pulled away for the
leg cabin. Yours, &C., ST.. B.
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"social Health"

A very interesting pamphlet on topic CT
first Importance, has just been published in
Boston byS yEelles Gone, and, simultaneous
", By. Hurd'afd Houghton, New York. It is
a discourse delivered before the london LA
dies Sanitary Association" in the early part
Of the present year, by Garth Wilkinson, NJ. d.
on the TConnection of Public Health with So
cial Righteousness" Its chief object seems to
be to- arraign the nonstrous social seifishncss
ferent form=-shuts up vast landed estates for
the enjoyment OF one family while the people
perish for the need of them. The writer
thinks these men must render the Scripture
thus, "The earth is the Landlords and the
emptiness thereby In Illustration, he de-
scribes visit he made to the Island of Arran,
near Glasgow, part Of the estates ofthe dukes
Of Hamilton, which lying between the warm
arms Of the Gulf Stream is one of the most
beautiful spots in the United Kingdom. : This
passage is SO vivid and graphic that we ven
ture to copy it as aiforlfng glimpse of some me
of the causes which keep up the stream ofemi-
grafton from the oldl1orili to the new. a I'll sIi
went over by cheap boat with a large
band Of excursionists, and was SURPRISED fo
find the village of Eanaasi,, at which we toncb.
ed, SO thin looking and inhospitable; the scale
Of building something ike the pictures Of
Greenland. The people had to land, but on
shore there was obviously mo reception for
them Ifithe miracle of the Ioayes and fishes
could have been repeated, here was a human
desert fit to do it in. Not believing what /,
remember to have heard, did not understand
it. Arrived at Brodick, marked along the
bay, right opposite the throbbing .arterial
Clyde, another skinny line Of houses: and
further on, nursed IN the beautiful woods, the
Duke OF HamiltOn's castle. found on INQUIRY
in the cottages which visited in my walks.
that the Dukes of Hamilton discourage the ex-
listelce OF men and women on the island: that
they pulled down many buildings of human
souls IN the interest of deer and game that
the broad carpeted slopes of Arran are as far
Z as possible denied as health places to the we'll
to-do thousands, and to the toiling hundreds
OF thousands ofpoor smoky GLASGOW that no
shops are allowed on Arran,; except bakers;
the Women are never to buy their. finery by
Inspection, excepting of some pedlars slender
show; no sellers ofsbooks and periodicals for
the Il men; few Of the few. houses allowed TO
take dodgers; and these few, ilisallowed CON
yeniences, lest cookery should be comforta-
pie, and lodging should increase. In short,
tne whole island, barcs bony courtyard of
Brodick Castle, with Just enough straight
stewards to tend the personality, and keen
away men and women from the wide Self
hoods Wall, which everywhere faces the sea.
More than these, whoever is there, is there by
accident, and out ofplace "Sir,0 said the Di-
dbol1s loci to me, "are you grouse, or red
deerT And, as | was neither, / heard him
say again: HThen begoneF ana .5l4 * taa
On that island gave up Christianity, to be-
IL - = Ia.