, 1866-11-04
FOB THE LADIES.
BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE TO 4 WIFI

BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE TO 4 WIFE
sir James Macintosh, the HISTORIC
married to Hiss Cathasine Stn@et.
Scotch lady. After her death IT, i: :.
her character, in letter to frie.l; 'S7
II was guided IN ny choice only BY :.a. N
companion azd lender friend. 4 p7s....:
tress, The most faithful Of wives .aEl, .-:;...
tender q csAdfen eTeT ~ sad Linen ths msz.u.;s.;; ~
R5 R5.t Ts9ass:iiss p9fnssieas & 'aaa5 ;as. e:s
prudent rom Affection: and .hoz::: ::
ard economy ~ her lore ::or nc. -!
most crIlieal period of my. lie she rel! =:
she gently reclaimed me from distsls;:..
urged my i1idolence 10 al the e1crt;o.s III:
been use!u1 and fred!,ablc TO ne, azd ,:.r
perpetuelly At band 70 admontsh ns s.s+-.
am; TO her whatever shall be. In b.. .a:s::.
for ny interest ehe has ncyes forso. nysse.cs
or character. Even II her oees.ivaai ~.
eanee. {would 10 God ! could recall taos. :.
mcnts j she had no sullennesa or acrlnoay T.
feelings wese warm, Dar. impctuors; but t-.as I
~hom hare ,ns:, when her acsual .tura. ~
tzess bound Us fast together and molasd oartz
Sonh had refined M Jon,hfnl IoTo lula II liz,
ship. md hefoc age had deprived It OF mac4
its original aEdos. Loot her, alas The chot;e.
moment y hen had the prospect ii hcr ~;
my better days
FEMALE POETRY.
The snas1Ing Round 1a5t says:
"Thc amount Of poetry written BY we=.n
Is much larger than would be suppo.1A
even by those who, like ourselves, asery
stantly favored with tho sight Of their III
sions, printed and manuscript. How large
Il not well, they have written may be !
fsrred from tho fnet that one man u..oour
England, the lata Rev. I. I. Stamfosth, IL
cumbent OF q church In Mark Lam, sncccr
ed IN collecting library Of between five A: h
SIX thousand or Volumes OF their verse. IL L
large number Of which he made notes. II; 7
graphical, bihllogrnphicAl, and othcrwf~l
T. = Ply that 50 s. ls,ss collection slou!
can hardly be doubted TINT large por;io
Of 1t is dreary readinG.''' !
ErGESiE's vow. !
The Paris Journals announce that The En- J
press Eugenle has placed In the ChurcL !
Notrr Dame des VIctoIses mayaias.s
lamp, bearing the Initials L. ", wh1ch i. !, 7
Is present to which Is said to b. attachr,, +
vow relative to her family.
ECGKS1E's NOVEL REA DING. |
The Empress OF the French Is sail to be i
great reader Of novels, and story Is 1pM AZ
beg connection with u. Edmund .Ata,ut:}
the evening before she LEFT Paris for HaT,t. :!
The Emperor summoned her suldeulv, vic;
ehe was wholly occupied with the iatt q
Captain RftteEiip, one Of the most amusin.s>
characters In the book, and she had to isa7'
him and bis fortunes In suspense. She lit
st. Cloud for Blarrltz the next morning, III
her arrival telegraph despatch vas hande,
10 her. It was from her lord and suas;st
and contained these words: "Captain HI;
tcfiin is dead !" This little anecaote, whIc
Is good specimen Of Sheridaa's ..rutr d
rect" ought to sell m edition or Two {
- 7Tente ct Guaranfe."
sLASDEEs or VICTORIA. !
Switzerland paper having published
slandeF on the Queen Of England, the Bril-! y
Minister at Geneva called the attention :;
the Federal Council thereto. and receiy, ;
the very proper answer that the remedy
to bc sought In IN action, and that
Courts were open. The London Star tLir
tha A1nhter has mnde Judy Of timss
and niter stating that the Continental pa;z
aEe hllea with this sort OF rubbish, adds: <
get. oa e. L1ppseashed; p The Emperor and .ne ~
tdft ,h o. Hoa.s os eF The Kns OF
OF scandal Mr. Har1ts, Il be reads fhe g:ass
pspers at all must see Ia rome Of them. o..
iamilJ Of France, which must assu1edl7 III:
m 70 The ceilings Of many Fsenchmen in {: I
hEa. AZ this sous o. thing Il. disgraceill.
w ~ e9un4 loeAJ ihaE no living Woman
sves had such cslumny htAped upon ler al E.: Il
llsh journals hare, hom time 10 time, pou.cd;
upon the Emprese OF The French Bal ne l.,
Hhst oula be said 70 the French Emeassado:
iete In tEe case Of any ol the offending journ.l
aEd We know whst would be lhoucht OF hfs !.
e,sae5 I'D tedsment y he set about sole
Ihe Queen and Ler subjects can afford =
be q indifferent to these calumnies Il L.
FF1eneF emperor Is to rnuse neaped n;x.
nim; IT.. Lincoln vas loaded with abu:s :
In. Inc EnAllsh papers during his official Ii.
sitiventss reached tie point Of diplv,ust:
remonstrance.
LOVE s1RIcEES SCULPTOR.
Joupg widow who keeps Al. eatinr-hou.
N the hue du Cherche Mill, Paris. u.sI:.
nequen,sd By scnjptors and engrayers i.
from sculptor. one Of her customers:
prv1Sr PxaB1E: We're yoa net hor,,.- III:
porphyr5 Or saasc, the chisef Of nv ,orr' rudf
Sy he n.lIst q 81 ddeiity. Would @ hstr s4"Ls sas
&c s1I eoegSssss Ssse .ls.as IL hayi ssS &; z
s1ancy: s1 ihe dne nIe Of t.1-ndship. and lie po:I
Psetuett Statues in the world, Bur. aIsst xn.c
ons an tnse11lhle stone and yct Won drs nv sa,
9u1rse1 ~ ~ femanlne as cold % marble. I17ere
hesc dragon To eeu1pturc, Ii Il Cnpi! thai I'M
andef ~ ehisel. Dear column Of nv hoors' =
M,Ea ,o nt Esy napPiD e., co1niee Of ny 'or ii
pS11Hida' Tomorrow I viii cnlI for m aasa.
"AEGCs1L.
MISS BRaDDoy.
from me rast quantity of her productia,
VIC can readily believe that Miss Brad,lons
Fe!J rapid writer, and makes uothin, /:
sWI1ang novel OF 800 Or 100 pages. One !:
aef works, Lady Audley's Secret. was l.,
no'r1 noSneed y the Publishers to appear in tLrt
1u,umes; ouf when the work was printed:
ten pages. The publishers were In crsat crs M
stein1a1l9n, Of course, for they did not like u
5;, eEeak n iait9 with the public. They went y
ans Mlss Bfaddon 1 aud explained the situation ):
flnish the third volume, and Eas rn,J ,hs:
eisht days was the utmost limit. "Yos
shall have It," was her reply. and in f,n-
days DAYS afaeswasd n.a shs had prepared ths ~
pes psGs he hheees.asy 70 complete the third vol
but she went right on and EnrLea IL H..