The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-03

excuse is there for commissioner Mr Beckwk says there
is only one who permits dsgraceu blemsh to remain
spicuousy displayed week after week. without towards
the simple effort required for correction? We cannot but
believe that the solitary u Commissioner who declines
recognize State assistants and proposes run the machine
on his own hook, is accumuatng load of responsibility
rather formidable for single pair of shoulders and one
which, day. he may be glad share when the verdict
indignant nation the neglected duties
trusted servant But the little American "Schol" is
the only funny % object in the DISPOSITIONS outside
department. and the only which brings contempt
instead of credit but these leave for future mention side
by side with other articles which really have extraordinary
merit and which country from the dread repoach,
almost deserved, of utter failure. fs
When the eye wearied gazing that varied collection
of wonders within the temple which wd has contributed
in such unparalleled prouson is relief stroll out into
the park in its fullest perfection where of the
most interesting features of the Exhibition to be found
and of the most amusing, WE'LL The other day.
entertained by the novelty of between camel
mounted by genuine Arab, and road-carriage,
mounted by genuine John Bull in which, (umatng fact
for the Brshe the beast of the desert victorious
urged by interested friends of the wagon that the
animals speed unnauraly accelerated by fright at his
strange competitor which undoubtedly the but the
remains Arabian triumph And learn since that
the of the machine has been censred by
Exposition Commissioners for nurng the turf borders Of
evidently easily directed. So much for Egypt Eng
land On that afternoon taking of the eating
and drinking departments of different countries slipped
tea with John Chinaman after his fashion, in queer
little Chinese pagoda, such you old tea chests
antique vases partook of Vienna lager with the
mans, in openwork structure which smet of strong
cheese and full of noisy beerconsmng Dutchmen
happy if on native soil; fingered moment over
absn THAT delicious but dangerous liquor which murders
of a
wch in magnificent buffet of the department of France;
bought fresh grapes from darhued backeyed young
italian woman whose just parted ksabe looking lips were
tempting than the fruit she sold lured
into the purchase of candy from Moorish maiden that
tasted he candy the emale very like ordinary French
confectionery; drank kimmel and caviar with the
Russians in neat little refeshment house, which lacked
popularity of the great nation whence sprung made
motions Dutch herring and mostened our lips thereafter
in tiny glass ofmaraschino with the Hoanders and finally
in fit of WEAKNESS, and without having accomplished
half of the round of national grub and beverage shops found
ourselves sitting, Ia Turk in the isolated little garden of
Turkish cafe in front Of picturesque oriental building
imposing in its proportions drinking the black strong sweet
coffee prepared by the cooks of Turkey There
of enchantmen in this delightful place. which makes glad
nger The rich dark skins and graceful of
attendants the delicate mosaic tables the agreeable smell of
peumed tobacco floating graceful wreaths from
pipes the everywhere visible awning banner and
novel and charming beauty of the entire cee
shut in it is from unharmonious surroundings speak
silent language Of that strange luxurious country in which,
for the time be soourning But the this
cafe is striking feature the stranger and amusing
On elevated cushioned Shelf in front of the black
andwhe oriental building four natives seated in their
peculiar fashion, performing instruments about
curious in form is the music they produce in sound
Three of these serious mdde-aged but sensual
looking, while the fourth is brghteyed gossyhared
regular YOUTH whose dazzling white teeth pleasant
smile, fine figure and snowy, becoming costume win all
susceptible female hearts But he cares nothing for
them With dreamy, distracted air, he applies himself
his instrument which resembles nothing
much good sized preserve jar with bit of parchment
stretched oyer its mouth On this as ON drum head he