, 1866-11-25
Mr, S1udatonc's Interview With tho
fo1t1i1t.

rom the Cor1leEo Ala41Ano " 1A"1SAsSr A|N'' e.I
Mr., Gladstone found the Pope calm As
usual, They did not speak Of politics till
near the close Of the conversation. Ills Holt
ness complained Of the Austrian Govern
mcnt, while admitting thai tue events IL
Germany had rendered It unable TO assist the
Eoly See, and he almost excused the eonuae'
gratulated him upon the arriyaf of the An
fihcs Legion at Home. The Pope said to
this "TeIrcstrial leg.ons have the d.tect oi
often missing the object they aim At. Be-
sides, what matters !; to me WIN. IN may h nap,
have gone shall be none the less protected,
seeing that the lc.1ons which defend the
Church arc never wanting," aud his Hol1-
ness raised bis eyes TO Heaven
Mr.. Gladstone turned the conversation
| mon Italy. and he asked what truth there
might be In the pzcl!minaries for negotfa-
| tiops with the Government Of Florence,
mentioned fn the papers. This Is what the
Pope nnswered: II do not read the Journals,
md On this subject I know nothing what.
ever. All know Is that when de L q, Saaa "a.
not lfn,v to my successor the sacred and In
! yIolable heritage Of Saint Peter:
The conversation respecting Italy having
ceased, Ireland was spoken oi, and the Pope
warmly recommended to Mr Gladstone ~
weii-bcloved flock. Then, smiling. he added :
"if am Obliged, as tome say, to leave
Rome. even nlthorgh ireland be distant
frou, the centre Of Christianity, would not
nerhars disdafn to take up my abode mere
Il Malta, place almost alto r.ether commefc'al,
accuse my poor clergy Of simony, would n1'
have nv preference" In conclusion, h'
said he would 70 wherever Providence deter
minrd-that great Providence which neve
fallcd to judge men who we're not etcsuai
in utterins these words the Pope slo*et
much emotion.
Tobacco Consumed In Europe
In the city Of Hamburg, Germany, n
. manufacture Of tobacco gives employment /
more than 10000 persons, Who turn n t23 or
lD.O .OQp Co cigars year, valued At ,oW,M
, From Havana and Manila, Hamburg IN
= norts 100000 cignrs year, making
ae,a'14 ts SS gfoaSiis.Ps 3 1ieSP aes
. c1norted. leaving 15.u0ooo for home col
:, sHmn,ion-alIon ing 70, 90 cigars day TO
= uJlhlt male population Of a91V, T., N ~, s.0a
:. land. With population Of Il ,ov II - r.
- The consumption Of tobacco WIS l5.1t; =
= rounds, an ayerasc Of T. ounce. PCT head T
u u The entfrc population !; In 1881, with pop
7 iation Of 81. 4lO, i9D, the consumption reaeht
= 10 3.A1 pounds. or IS ounces per head
~ ISL. population 2I,ol9,G'3. consumptis
re- 3Go pounds, OF ls' ogness ~ e per r. eea' %
ae sumn,jon u1 II was IS 02,, 81 pounds, or II oquc
q d c1ease. ~ In France, the consumption Of
Il hacco Is ISL ounces Per bead. nearly is.i haa
- | which Is &UQueQ. IA 0EAuAAA .SNSi
NJ was % ounces per head: and in Belgium
= averages about 70;;; ounces pct head
"a Eea1h Of an EdinhurEh Celebrity
vi The Seo..nan has 4 pleasant sketch OF
~. -, life Of the late Bernard Barker, known ~
~ ~ own nrighborhood as the i" King Of
IA ~ Cowratc..' He was renowned for hls be
~ y Violence. Often eccentric be never failed
~. aid the poor. His public charities
iah large In comparison with his means. Bill
.sn H prISate beneiacttons were innumerabie; !
ar Scotaaaa says: On Saturday evening ne
~ Cu.arly laid in large stoee Of loaFes, wh
~ he upostentatiously distributed among
- Door families On the Sunday, and had It
.s.' hcen for Mr. Ba7ker's loaf many beg
sH. prohibited from "goius OUT on sund
"a would have had to go without food all 9
.nd But it was not alone By direct charity !
ana Mr. Barker effected good. He encou!a
has honesty, fruea1iry, the lahit Of well de
i.es aud thIift among the labortng classes,
,,"9 whom be dwelt. He became banker on
eis ~ half Of The poor, invited then, to lodge 81
nv sums with him At stated p.riods, TO en-
;tc3 them to pay the rent, purchase new su
Hi. clothes or any such thing. It Is NOT SUI
and iur that the funeral procession OF sns
irr man should have ''e1tended to upward
ulie. from five to eight persons VIZ
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