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Oar Lima C0rresponaomce.
LIMA, June II, 1868
The last two weeks have borne new evidences Of thu
enterprise and wisdom OF the administration Of General
Prado The educational interests Of the large cities have
been under consideration which has resulted various
DEGREES reforming the whole university system while
telegraph lines and new moles and macadamized roads
improvements OF the country Too much praise cannot
be awarded the energy and fidelity with which public
affairs In general arc conducted at any rate " one
disposed to b critical and faufnding in tho
abstract he would only need 70 compare the present
government with its immediate predecessors 10 And
ample cause for thankful congratuiation
Nothing Is yet known OF tho locality OF the Spanish
feet and consequently the time at which the DICTATOR
ship TO end Is still undecided though the newspapers
already busy with political specuatons In regard to
the future Meanwhile the notifications Of Calso are
left in their present imperfect condition II Is true
these provo more than match for the deep draught
ships Of the Spanlards although among the latter
formidable ronciad Al the time only utter
ing truth patent 70 every impartial military Judgment
when assert that with even dozen wooden vessels OF
suitable construction the batteries could be silenced and
the city laid in ruins Discretion and vaior should 60
hand in hand
The new iron clsds Independence and Huascar have
probably already joined the allied feet in the South
On the 9Th inst Captain Izardo Montero leader of the
naval forces In the late revolution and AT present
handing officer Of the Peruvian navy left Cal!ao in the
government Sachaca II IL believed that he
10 look after affairs al CHLOE and possibly TO
command.
Commander L. H. Newman. commanding the United
States steamer Nyacx. He died board his weasel
the hnrtor OF Calao at two O'Clock the morning Of
the 31st OF May. after sickness OF only six days He
buried with full military honors in the Protestant
cemetery Bella Vista little village just outside OF
Caao The foreign men-oi-war in ths port and the
authorities Of the city together with many residents Of
the place. iosned ia the mcurnfu service All felt that
q brave and accomplished oicer, and true hearted
there so far away from his happy home Yet he sleeps
well 0y the sea he loved.
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CANDLES --Adamsntine were in increased demand and
fm, with sales OF LOO boxes at &c. 2ic sperm and
patent were higher, being quoted al 42c 5.c
DRucs AND DYE continued dull, but prccs were with
out material change The safes we're confined TO to 100
qunine at 81 so $50 tons soda ash AZ 81 80 81 SO
soid; 100 Kegs bicarb soda at 9lc a9c. go lbs. A.
soda al &c gold and lie. currency: 20 casks cream
tartar ~ 2ec DIG gold 20 kegs chora,e potash ~
part 25sc gold also Is casks bleaching powders aud
Is tons soda ash on private terms.
DYswooDs--1he market continued dull, but prices
firm. The only sale VIC heard of 40 tons 81.
Domingo ogwood AZ sfa We quote Cubs fustlc 81
gold ssvanilis do, s2s gold; Lima wood, $50 slio,
and camwooi $50 god.
FxNoa1s were steady, with fair offerings OF corn to
Great Britain. The sngsgr ments include ITO Liverpool
ooo bushels at 0i, and, per steamer 81 900 bush
els corn 6i.d 200 boxes cheese at Jos To London
Is 600 bushels Cd and per steamer, 1000 BUSH
els corn NJ ID. To Bremen 100 hhds tobacco at i5s.
The charters "a bark 20 Cork for orders corn IS
an Italian bark corn TO Cork for orders if to Brs
tol New port Cardiff, s. I'D u to Glasgow o. l0d.
brs to Cork Tor orders corr o. -, sd ana one sac
IS; shp 10 Hsvr.. petroleum., A.. 3D. British prg
from rcIon TO Providence. coal 81 So. schooner
ron COW Raw, C. D to New York 81 SO; -four from
Lngsn. G. r., 10 New YORK, - Is, two from Bridge
DST "a to New So y r. osa S
Eondout to Boston. coal 81 So one from Rondout 10
Portsmouth S: so: one from Phlsdelpha to Ssco, coal
~ ~, aud British brig to Rio Janero, on private
terms
ira. Dry cod hsy. bseb in limited demand, and
safeev 80 hrm ~ " ~ " ~ lot - denike Win
saes or 500 otis In msckereI there has been limited
business transacted but despite the small supply prices
have de lined, aud may he quoted az fls for No. hav.
81 30 Tor No shore and No bav &i3s SIS -. or
smoked hsrng notice sales Of 200 boxes at Soc Cor
scaled and j5r. FOR No T.
fxuir continued IN limited demand but prices have
undergone no material change since last report. The
sales include 200 boxes layer rsisins a abQgi - 80
30 casks Turkish punss at Isc 10 cases halt boxes ar
fnes a f0c., 20 tbls cufrsnis at f5c 1879 also
5000 Ba,acss cocosnnts Al SOS q $40 for unhnsked
aud hussed; one cargo o. Cat Island pine apples A.
about SIS, 5000 CsI,hzgens cocosnus 100 cssks Turb
ish pfunes and III kegs seedcss Issins on pri ate
terms
H,r vas demand for ths retail trade asd shipping
and prices ruled Brmer closing csc for sh piping
qualities and Soc go Tor c,v bale
Hssr. since our last, has been inactive hut holders
remsnei arm ~ &C., gold, FOR hanils ohc. sloc. for
sssl $3.50 ts3s FOR clean Russia $3.50 for uudrsssed
American. and $50 e3ls for dressed American.
small all descriptions has BEEN transacted for
mnedias vsnts but nothing cf import has changed
hand.
a~, .evs sfisk b., pricss bad an styS,ciss sa
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E y r O p E.
-o>-os~e--1,~~~--o',-s-~->~
TIE WAR MOVEMENT IN GERMANY.
-..--~---~---~-S-.~>-~~~-
Muster Of the Prussian Armies
and a Rigid Draft.
THE AUSTRIAN POSITION ON JUNE 10
-~---~~~~~~->>~,->-,~~->--
Italy, NORTH and Ssuth. in Seati-
ment and Effort.
-,-,o~-,.>~>s-,>o~~~>--~~>
CITY SCENES IN VENICE.
NOTICE TO CONTINENTAL TRAVELLERS.
3~--,.---y~~c~~>~.-~-~~~
A Wizardo Takes q Benefit i'm
Court.
10. As. 60.

Our Europea. hies. dated to ths Goth Of Jcne, al
though MOI ats the Geographic report Of the Cuba
contain very interesting details OF tho news 70 the
time Of the sailing Of thu CITY Of Bostcn The reports
OF the situation And scenes in Germany and
Italy. which pubish to-day, or very useful
character.
Prince Napoleon has become member OF the Paris
Cricket Club.
The theatres Of Italy generally closed In conse
quence OF the war
During the past year 2o7 72i Individuals trsvc,ed
Paris by omnibus OF whom 7s6 occupied inside
seats, and 80, 464 s55 preferred the outside.
The Milan Gazette reports the arrest Of six priests who
necessarily manifessng their aversion to the exist
ing order Of things l, appears that at their houses
some compromising papers found which leave
doubt as 70 their hostile Intentions
The Australian mali brings o. tho loave taking
OF Sir Charles Darling, Governor OF Victoria who has
been recalled by Mr.. Secretary CardwelI the Colonial
Secretary for interference the Internal affairs OF Vic
toris
The engineers and shipbu,ders lockout on the Clyde
seems TO be pretty end The unionists having
failed to pay the society the amount promised,
the latter offered TO return to their work
The journals OF Moscow mention the OF the En-
peror Alexander and the imperial family OF Russia ia
that city.
the eastern departments OF France will be confined to
Lorraine.
Our Paris correspondent wti,ing The 18Th OF June,
sends the following items Of news
Count de Montaembert who lately Gu, Tor the
stone, has had relapse and ia. 7 sm afraid. dying
n Merry. poet and author OF moro reputation than
~ think merit died Sunday, ut tho age OF sixty
two. An immense concourse Of friends and literary
men attended che funeral services TO-DAY the Church
OF Hctrs Dame de -Lesette He was popular, boon
companion. frequent pespetrat0r OF bsd puns and
ever ready sitter at the gaming table or tate years he
devoted bis verses principally to laudatioas Of the
pire. His novels were OF that school which, as poor
Charlotte Bronte said always left dirty taste in the
mouth
couple OF weeks since thrty-seven pigeons were
thrown at Antwerp TO contest in ny homo London
but to the surprise Of the arrived q, Its
destination ell Saturday, although in training OF
the birds went half the distance from London to Ant
werp in one hour and fortyave minutes II is supposed
that the weather drfed the birds Of their The
distance from Antwerp to London has bsen down BY
pigeons in less than four hours
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AssEs Receipts, 60 pkgs The market continued
steady with moderate demand and small stock Pot
at IS 2: a 50 37ts. and pearl at $l6 a SIS SO.
BREADsrusss. -Receipts. l4,Si6 bbs nour 1000 do.
meal 46e7a bushels wheat l716OI do corn 10 47O
do oats 1858 do rye 1856 do malt, and $40 do bar
lev The market for State and Western -four continued
quiet aad prices generally lower though for choice
brands full prices realized The sales comprised
1000 bo At our revised quotations annexed Southern
oar limited demand and scarcely frm closing
dull and heavy with sales of only 400 bbls Canada Gour
was also lower and less active sales $50 bbs OF rye
d0ur have only 10 report sales Of 500 bb At 80 Is
81 80 Corn meal dun and heavy at s. Is for Bran
a Vysn wit aale al We
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There a moderately active demand for loans,
which were made at q l.5a per cent per diem.
The foreign exchange market quiet at the under.
mentioned rates-Bankers' bills England at sixty
days. 1854 Il; three days. 40 Il; commercial LOG
n 1879; france at sixty days $40 5121S; short
date, sos a60rk.
The money masle, easy at four per cent to the
Stock Exchange. with exceptions at five. There was
ittse done in the discount line but first commercial,
paper was quoted at 5 G per cent.
The Treasury Department teegaphs that the receipts
account Of internal revenue and customs for the fiscal
yeac which ended the s0lh Of June will be in excess
or $500 100000 This, however is an exceptionally
large revenue which likely be sustained in the
adre Cotton has contributed largely this but
will not work similar effect year; for short crop
Is hreaencd and the proposed taria promises to work
considerable reduction in the revenue from internal
soascea We therefore call upon the President to veto
this Infamous measure this disraceful piece OF prcec
toa patchwork this abomnabc specimen of legislative
corruption. The wreched financial system which has
prevailed since tne late War commenced is no longer
foerabie Our monetary affairs have been governed by
n'ncompoops but tie people demand wise states
yu,1ship.
Now that has actually commenced in Germany
whs Italy naa joined hands with Prussia, the compiic
6oos OF the Germanc question endless and
ha, 10 say how Gar the struggle may extend 1t is not
impossible that may ultimately itself into
ohoS Holy Alliance against France with Russia and Great
Britain among the allies, in which event there is pro-
ts,ity OF general bankruptcy aud reputation among
ths Powers concerned We published yesterday state
meat of the condition Of the finances Of Austria Italy
aud Prussia that Of the first two mentioned govern
meats showing thea TO be already in almost hopeless
ss,e OF insolvency, this add others re.
eArdng England and France.
The and expenditure of Great Britain, accord
fp0t In. tta hudua fnr ~ Nv
Ees the fiscal yeas ending March 81, 1866 were as
Uader.4-
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Tho wheat market continued duh aud prices were
70 IL 900 bushels at 81 so for unsound Chicago, 12 A5
for new No Milwaukee, and 81 20 for No do. Corn
advanced 1c &c. under an active demand. the sales
being not ies6 than 100 900 bushels at Sc Soc for
sound new mixed Western, and SAC. &c., for unsound
do The market opened lc 20 &C. lower, bot closed
active with part OF the reduction recovered wo quote
Western ut Soc &c or rye We notice sales Of 1900
bushels at 81 70 Cor state and 81 05 for Western.
barley and barley malt continued dui and prices were
nomiaally unchanged.
BRoxs Of all descriptions were steady. with mode.
rate demand We quoe;-Common hard, - SO;
scarce and more wanted, Al $40. ali cash
Cssxsr was steady at 81 IS cash for Rossndae, with
CosDAcx.-Manis was firm at an advance selling to
moderate extent At 2tc 22c., as to SIZE We quote
American tarred 19c. and Russia bolt 2sc.
CpPrss The market for ingot has been duh, with
downward tendency but closes rmer, t33c for Bait
more &C. for Lake, and 3;sc. for Detroit with sales OF
Detroit At 3sc q 3ssc; 5000 100. 900 lbs Lake
at 3sc G3sc and 900 Baltimore part for future de-
livery. at s2c a';c. The Baltimore companies price
Is now Sac We quote new sheaihing 43r. . 4Jc., aud
yellow metal sc, cash
Covyw-The market FOR all descriptions remained in
the nominal and unsettled state with nothing doing
outside smah business in trhing lots 10 supply imme
date wants. The following relative 10 Rio coffee, is
from Messrs. Gunsri, Arden Co.'S circular:-stock in
United States l7s 40 bags folows-New York, 1885,
ssa New orleans, i4o.; Baltimore, e 100; Mobile,
ordinary TO far, lac. &c. gold, duty paid good to
iec ia.a gold thirty days cash, in bond We extract
There ia every probability OF shipments being very
sinai, this month there = not single vessel chartered
formed that the picking NOT yet general and therefore
shall not have nucl coee before tho end August
stock Of other descriptions in New York :-iagnayra,
- 963 bags Java, 400 do Msracalbo 6os2 do Cey-
Ion. 81, 709 do Jamaica 40 do other descriptions
4,is' do. Total including Rio, :oo, ai4 bags
CorroS was very dull but holders If anything were
nrmer none Offering middng lower than 3jc while The
majority held At Soc The sales only 200 bales at
the following quotations which are entirely nominal
Elo,J1r Npf,ue
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NEW JERSEY NEWS.

JERSEY CITY.


ANOTHER FIRE C0spAsY TO vIsr J1ssr Cirv The
William Penn Hose Company OF Philadelphia, which
passed through New York last Friday will pass through
Jersey City next Friday evening Saturday morning
They stopped al Charleston, Mass yesterday whence
national anniversary In Jersey City they viii be
cordially received the company which preceded them.
ATrExPrED SUinDx BY pRcwsKe.-An cmacated victim
Of the rum bottle named John Dougherty, while RUM.
mating the Ills that flesh is heir to- decided 10 shuttle
dragged out and while gasping for BREATH seemed to
the spectators he exhibited the symptoms OF one who
was groanng under weary life. He tried the export.
ment agaiU, but rescued and detained till oicer
Doyle took him into custody, and placed him in the
dodgers department OF the station house. whence how
ever he slyy emerged, and for the canal third
time He was pursued, caught and locked up for eI.
animation before Justice Bedford, who discharged him
DANGER Bors UsNG FIRKAsxs--Joseph Hills,
lad who formed Of squad where fre-cracksrs and
shooting from small pistols had collected crowd was
shot in the leg by the wadding Of pistol fred by boy
named UnderhIii The pistol was placed mschievously.
IN half jest, In close proximity TO Hills The wound.
though serious e not dangerous warrant ssued
free from the interruption OF these young lads
and the frequent reports Of pistols sqqibs and are
crackers TO the least annoy where they
not attended with dangerous consequences
ASSAULT CONSTABLE "A Herculean fellow named
Larkin, who was arrested BY policemen Robbins Rem,
and Rome, sent to the county jsu yesterday for
having made deadly assault on Mr. Alexander Mccoy,
about midnight, and II required more than ordinary
efforts TO secure the ssaailant.
HOBOKEN.
Tns iFdIRDKsAm. or TMEvss.-0ne Of the best Illus
taons Of the connection between robbery and egerde
main occurred yesterday forenoon A respectable look.
ing German entered the store OF G. A. Keller watch
maker and ieweller No. "a Newark street. and called
for ady's gold watch After sume examination one
was selected valued at eghiy-two dollars. The pur-
chaser demanded that be placed in small box and
sealed up, he intended to forward by express hut
Mr. Keller could not suit his customer. who seemed
rather fasidons about this part OF the business The
latter stated he would procure one elsewhere and dszp-
pcsred, hut returned after few minutes with box
which the watch quickly cncased, and tied with
black cord which the purchaser desired should be put
H. aud was furnished by himself He then asked that
the box be laid aside till he should return with the pur.
chase money, from friend who hved near; but he did
not return some hours afterwards the iewelier opened
the box, and Hitting out the treasure found within
his watch, bu small stone enclosed paper Mr..
Keller reported the at the police station which
across the way, but is likely the coDnrer IL of
each.
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%
rour-R.csipts light aud demsrd heavy Wheat
quiet Oats lower amt les active: sles 20 200 bushels
at 52c A3e Tor No Chicago aud Soc for safe Corn
opened dni hui closed higher; sshs ono bushels at
s<c. SIC for western niyed ac. e2c. for STATE.
shipped Nv towseis 600 bushels corn, 100 600 bushels
nsis, soooo bushels wheat 20 90 bushels ~. and 40
tcns feed.
Brpue July q. 1870
Flonr firm. srrug extra STATE ~ rs . $40 30: West.
srn douhls eSlrs, ~ 10 gIt 90; Western spring.
o. ~ for No Milwaukee Corr fc bsttsr sales In the
afternoon 1870 900 bushes openirg n f3r ard closing
firm AZ "a. for Va. mixed al which latter VI
~ The saies we're made. Oats dtli: No. Chcsfo. A;c
70 ht-sukss held Al tec. 40. Barley mat
R,e auist and unchanged. wbIslev ncnrs. Pork.
So bos $50 lard. :: ~ o. 22ts Csrs' frtlghls
firm to New York 49, and TO Alnany lac ,srs'
exports 100 bots -four 0ss0 bushels whssf. 10 $40
baehss corn css4o bushels cats, ,2i2 bushels rye
0swyoc. " ", Jul, s-lrv
Flour o5r. better. sales % sff "a for Ne sprnr
~ "a s3 Tor red winter. so 5oss u for double
spfnr '. n and Ma. ~ 20: No Milwaukee club
he'd ~ 81 81 torn quiet. and held above ~. views ~
luyers 'snal ifeighis unsettled corr ics IL, 10
New York.
tnc,ec Jul, :. isa
Tour quiet whest dali At 81 a. for No. 4 md q u
~ Is Tor Ne 'ofn sctive and advanced y; sslss
81 .r 49, -. Tor No T. aud 56c s. -. ior No 2
Oats duli a. 81 -. 81 &c for No. J. sra zoe ~
for No. Provisions DOH rrcights steady, Receipts
5000 bhls -four ~ 600 bushels wheat, 2ss oot hnshes
corn "a go oushas OATS shipmsn,s-s COO bsls rour
~ 900 bushels ~hs To- 600 bushels corr, sd 90 100
bushels oats. .
MnvArru, Juy D. 1885
your vsrv dull vhest--saies st 81 o6ts. Corn HIM
-four 1000 bushes wheat, $500 bushels corr II 900
bushels oats
sr Ioua yaly J. 1898
Flour san 'nd guienliks ~ a - " u x sAgs
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Stock OF spanish 500 bates Havana LA do Cuba 25e
do lara and 20 do Ciehiucgos stock OF other desrip
tons:1 ,928s hhds. Kentucky. f02l do. Virginia snd
North Carolina, ls DO Ohio, 20 DO Maryland Total.
20 3...3 hbds
WHi>Kfy.-Rere pts as hbls. The market was nomi-
nal and quiet at 81 ~ for state and 81 20 for Western
with sales ia trning lois. comprising Ia bbls.
NHAtspoNE-No sales have tfanspired since our last
report. and our questions entirely wponinal. We
quote Archie 81 400 81 Acc, ocholsk 81 40 and south
Sea at 81 %
WooI.-The deman,s has been moderate hut full
prizes have been realyed for prime grades while
mon grades, Though scarcely firm. withoutuoi
bic change lie s,les So 600 domestic freezes
from h0c o6si &C.. Al. 900 lbs California at sic. a. c.
10000 hs. TEXAS at nc. a zoe =. 0Oo III. pulled at
b5ise BE and 10 900 tuhbed ut 5Tic alsc 100 bales
Mest1a, and 20 do Cape on private terms.
WrAisro>p dull aud nominal. No sales
heard Of. We quoie;Arctic. 81 10 81 a.. south
VI 70 81 ~: aud ocho;sk, 81 40 The stock in the
country covers 200. 900 lbs.
Zl>c aai.t, hut unchanged. We note sale Of %
ons chgh sheet la casks AT lac. cash: bold
INK At "a - We puote block, per hundred lbs. 81 20.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

TuEpsr, July 3-6PM
1hsre has oeea rather large business in stocks
,Dsacted the street TODAY Notwithstanding the fact
o. there being session OF either the regular or open
boasd Of brokers' and the market was decidedly strong
The opening quotations at ten o'clock New York
Central s8k a Erie 81 bid, Michigan Southern 7Sx
"a Reading iO8A. 4, Cleveland and Pittsburg $50 y.
Northwestern sOs 1.-preierred 5a1s 81, Fort
Wayne oSk 20 AZ hall-past eleven coupon Ave-
tssnes Of 1852 were quoted at 104ss ~ last issue
1857 y, Erie 6lss X, Reading 1861 a
y. exdivdena; Michigan Southern 7ss4 70,
Cleveland and Fttsburg s34 "a, Northwestern
3os k-prcferrcd So. z, Cleveland and
Toledo LOT bid. Fort Wayne s6,s x, Cumber-
isad 45ah At halfpast twelve the market was very
steady at q further advance New York Central
quoted at os co. Erie 643s =, Reading 1863 x,
Michigan Southern -. Cleveland and Pittsburg S3,S
Cleveland and Toledo 1917 4, Rock Island "a bid,
Northwestern So,s ss-prefercd 10 y, Fort Wayne
9Sfail.
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The finances OF france sSinully managed, espe.
os'y regards taxation, but, nevertheless the public
expenditure on a scale large TO say exrava
giant that the estimates Of expenditure have of late years
s,rsdiy exceeded those OF the revenue The estimates
Of income for 1866 and 1856. follows
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ms amount received FOR duties At ~ ,ori u Boston
fsr the months ending June 90 isc. s. ass f4T
r1 tho SIR months ending June 30 lse'..... i6tsOI0
For the sir months eud az June 20 1sst t.5bi.3le
rss ,cssDa'sorv r,atnt ~ 81 he ststs hsnss "
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tns Philadelphia bank abatement o. yesterday cx hbits
resse in all the items The following the foot.
isss compared with the returns d lssi week
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-07


TIE BOHEMIA AN. The public is aware, or
should be. that O Bohemian" is genius who
lives by his wits employed in literary pursuits.
His contributions are more or less fugitive, but
generally attractive, if not valuable At the tes-
tival Of the National Typographical Union in
Chicago, Mr.. Joseph Medin, the veteran editor
and publisher of the Tribune of that city, CON
oiuded sn exceeding instructive and appropriate
speech with the following reference to the 30
hemisn -
One other benefactoT l must name, and ms ser
vices gratefully acknowledge, for Wlthout ms as,
sistanoe doubt whether old Ben himself coulu
succeed on modern newspaper, the 'tSohemlan'
Where will he not 20 or dare in pursuit OF mate
rial for d sensation article? Audwhen he catches
good one who in the world is so happy; but if
he misses II. who so miserable as he. When bat
tie is fought he is among the bullets, that he may
better describe Their sound and the scenes of
DEATH If battery is to be run, sink or swim, he
ventures with the foremost. Ii 4 niue is sprung,
he goes up with the garrison in order to describe
the feeling experienced in ascending and descend.
ing.
And at the last great day, when the areh-angel
shall blow his trumpet and the dead shall come
forth from their graves, and the heavens snail pc
rolled up as scroll and the earth shall melt with
fervent heat, there will be a Bohemian sitting
on each mountain top with note book in hand
wildly describing the tremendous oonfagration
At each large cemetery will be found some of the
ubiquitous brethren writing up sensation account
of the resurrection of the ghosts, and taking a
purely professional view Of the scene, his chief
anxiety being to beat the reporter of the rival
paper in his description of the affair, and to get it
out ahead Of the other concern.