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THANKS FROM TIE cRErAs PATRIOTS

THANKS FROM TIE CREIAN PATRIOTS.
HI rgIKoEAFH
BOSTQN, Feb 5.-The following telegram was re-
ceived this morning from Liverpool, by DR.. s. G..
Howe, Presdept ot the Greek Relief Committee:
The Hellcnic C2lnunity OF Liverpool request 70
vurr their grateful thanks to the Boston and NewYork
Comnitees 6hd TIE American people for their sympa
thy in behalf Of tho destitute families of the Cretans
fighting for liberty
Tie State Constabusry made several liquor seizures
III this city to-day. At saloon nearly s2,O00 worth
of Liquors was seized. The Hon George Ashmun is
talked & as Collector Of this port, if Gen. Couch is
not confirmed by the Senate.
MEETING or THE BOARD or TRADE.
BosToH. Mass, Feb. Sat a meeting Of the Govern
ment of the Board of Trade yesterday, resolutions
were adopted depreciating any radical change in the
present currency and banking laws. report from
the majority Of the Transportation Committee, in
dorsinq the Hon. Josiah Quncy'5 proposition for the
State TO purchase the Boston and Worcester and
Western Railroads failed TO receive the concurrence
of the Government Of the Board Of Trade report of
the minority of the Committee being adopted as
substitute therefor The subject will be taken atthe
next meeting of the Board on motion for recOnsld-
eration The Police of Boston arrested during the
week S55 persons for various offenses,
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favorable terms on the subject of the decree of the
10th inst and praise the change in the system exer
cised with regard TO the press Several express re-
gret at the suppression of the address in reply to the
speech from the throne but the majority recognize
the decree as considerable step IN liberal drec-
MARSHAL bAzAIYE
Tie Eendard states that an Imperial decree was is
sued Oh the 10th inst depriving Cen Bazane Of the
extraordinary powers delegated to him as Command
eT-in-C Chief Of the French expedluonary Corps IN
Mexico.
PUBLIC FEFLIYa ABOUT THE REFORMS.
The Morning Post correspondent telegraphs that
great excitement prevails in Paris, as the modfica-
tiOns arc considered to have a warike signihcance
kilograms from the Departments say the projected
reforms are regarded as unsatisfactory the suppress
sion of the address is lamented and no cOnueuce Is
expressed In the equivalent
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF AN AMERICAN LADY
A Paris correspondent says story appeared In
the papers few days ago of young American mar
ried lady having mysteriousy disappeared from her
residence In the Champs Elysees, leaving some chill
dren Of tender years and her servants without any
knowledge of her whereabouts The husband, who
had the greatest confidence IN his wife, confidence
according to all accounts entirely justified Dy her
oharacter-came over from America the moment ne
heard the sad news and has, with tue ara OF Ine
French police madesfruttless researches lie 1 asceL-
tanned that she was In the habit Of going egden.
to well-knOwn convent situated In beautiiul park
letting the children play about the grounds.
One day last Autumn, after returning from 2
drive 10 the convent, she put on her bonnet ana
shawl and left the house, telling the servants IN
tone Of voice betraying annoyance, that sne was
obliged to pay visit on business. The newspaper
not having given her name and referred TO her as
Madame K, The tale might well have been eanaTdi
but now oommRniQu6 ip the PTesse inters that the
police must know something about her. The object
of the comnunqu6 Is 10 upbrad the Iesse Or havlng
reflected upon the vigilance Of the French police IN
this as well as several other matters. The Admins
tratiOn II Is said with mystery quite on par with
the disappearance of tho lady, feels compelled 10
maintain an extreme reserve on the sub)ect, Dut IL
enabled 70 state that Madame Y has not been ths
victim Of any personal assault!
THE PRICES OF ADMISSION TO THE EXHIBITION
The official details Of the prices for admission to
tho forthcoming exhibition have been published
The Exposition Universee" consists Of the Palace
itself the garden and the great of the Islands
of BancOurt and Seguin Season tickets ladies' siZ;
gentlemen $40. For the opening day 81. From the
lst to the Sth of each month the daily admission Will
be 81 other days, up to II o'clock, @Oc; after ~
4Oc Weekly tickets may also be had for 81 ~. The
exhibition will close on the S1st Of October.
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TIE BoARp or EDUcAuoS.-A meeting OF the
BROOKLYN Board of Education was held last evening at
the rooms in "Red Hook Lane" DIR. j. g. Thorne
A., tho chair After the newly appointed
,nepobcrs had taken their places, and the Sec
,atarv,s report had been read the report OF the
r,n1ittee on Attendance and Finance presented.
% renort states that there 3s buildngs occupied
~ ths rity. three OF them for coored chdpeh tho
satrder ~ & for white. In tho S5 buildings tt6re were
,ts asa seata Accommodations for more tIAn double
tbIs humber needed, and tho Cost OF fur
nibine these accommodations Is estimated at 100000
~ resolved that the question OF frni 1hng the roqui
sit amoun OF seats be- referred 70 The Law Committee
md special Committee OF three To Board after sonc
routine business adjourned.
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THE FRANKFORT WAR Contribution
SYRIA.

REPORTED DISTURBANCES IN THE LEBANON.
ANCoNA. JAN '2O.~Letters received here from Bey-
rout announce that Joseph Karam has had On en-
counter with the gendarmes of the Lebanon. He had
collected force of 800 men, and expelled some vii
lage authorities from their posts OBTAINING others as
prisoners.
CoNsTANTIN0PLE, Jan. 22.-Daoud Pasha, Governor
Of the Lebanon Is advancing with 5000 men against
the District of Kesruan which has again risen in in-
surrection under the command Of Joseph Karam
Dervish Pasha has arrived at Beyrout with troops
from Damascus
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PRUSSIA.
1HH ALLIANCE WITH BAyARu

TIiB ALLIANCE WITH BAVARIA.
The Chamber Of Deputies of the Kingdom Of Ba-
varia, assembled at Munich Prince Hohenlohe de-
clarod the policy to be close alliance with Prussia
constitutional alliance with the other German States
with full reservation of the sovereign nights OF Ba-
varia and the creation of a strength that shall
mand respect. by means of reform and the develop
ment of the liberties of the country.
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THE UNION PACIFIC RnRoAD.

Br TELEaRAPH 10 rns TRiBVSh
sr. LOUIS, Feb. 5.-The dispatch from Junction
CItv Kansas dated jan 81 saying that place would be
the terminus of the Union Pacific Railroad during the
coming Summer, seems to have conveyed wrong i'm
preston concerning the actual condition of that road
The dispatch simply meant that Junction City would be
& outer nont on tho road from which freghting TO Colo
ado and SowMexicO would be done this season. The
inion Pacific Railroad Is already eompeted for dis
,awce ~ twenty miles beyond Junction City and trains
sro rnnning TO that point and the road will be finished
To Fort Ellsworth, sixty miles further, by the LIST OF
Anril.
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COuRT OF CLAIMS.

In the Corr of Claims tho following cases obtained
hearing
Gilman agt the United States and Crocker agt the
United States, argued on demurrers.
Pook agt. tho United States, argued on demurrer.
The following new rulo announced
In all cases the petition OF the claimant shall be signed
or tbe ffdayt thereto shall be made by the agent at
forey OF the clnmant There shall be filed with the po
tona regular warrant Of attorney duly execnted ny
the claimant claimants 20 the person so acting on hls
or their behalf and on failure 20 fill such warrant OF at
toruey the petition will be dismissed.
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INDIA
Lnr nlreci nrlrl.ni rclerr,nh.l |

IBT Direct OrcTind TcegTtphI
BOMBAY, Jan. 1G-l2O5 y. nj lbs Shirtlngs, Or.
Ia Cotton firm and active. Exchange on London,
mi. -Four por cent Government Securities, ssi (;
Iv per cent Government Securities, l05}; Five and
half per cent Government Securities, llO4 Frelghts
10 Liverpool, 2T.
CALCUTTA, Jan. 15-si lbs. Shirtings. sr. 10a. 40s
Mule Twist sta. Exchange on London 1ill3. -Four
Goyernment Securities l0il; Five and a half per
cent Government Securities, 1l0s. Frcights 90 En-
Gland ZIG
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GREECE

NJ. Zimbrakakis Chief of the Cretan insurgents,
writes to the American Consul under date of January
g. thanking the American nation for their sympathy
with the CFetans and soliciting the United States to
send ships to convey the women and children from
Crete.
Gen. Kalergs left Athens on the 10th, on special
mission TO America
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pRITSSTA.

The Central Committee for the elections to the
North German Parliament had decided to defray the
travelling expenses of the Prussian Liberal deputies
and TO guarantee them the remuneration for their
Parliamentary services which had been refused by
the Government. s,,
aly reported to his Government that In Vienna was
believed tue object of tho STAY Of the Prusslan qe9
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THE ST. LOUIS RIVER TRADE.


ST. LOUIS, Feb 5.-The river Is falling slowly with
but small quantity Of ice rnnning The freight for the
South is abundant but tunnage temporarily scarce.
Three boats which laid up during the season have
arrived and will Immediately load for Southern ports
The weather r. clear. and pleasant. The following
steamers have arrived; Ned Tracy, from New-Orleans,
and Agnes from White River. The Marcela and Octaya
departed to-day for Memphis and TIRE Edward Welsh for
Noxv-
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erals Moltke and Room In Switzerland was TO draw
UP mlhtary plans OF certain strategical points.
4, a conference had taken place at Berlin between
the penopotentiaries Of the Governments and men,
bers of the North German Confederation. Their as
sent Is said to be assured TO the whole PTussian
scheme OF Federal Constitution.
THE FRANKFORT WAR coNTRBUrIoNs.l
in the Chamber Of Deputies, aftof q debate upon
the petition of the citizens of Frankfort relative TO
war contribution levied upon that town, the House
that In so doing they anticpated that the Govern.
ment would consent to the demands contained in the
petition. The Government Commissioners then de-
clared that the purpose to which tho Frankfort pOr
tlon Of the war indemnify was to be applied, having
already been determined upon, no prospect existed
OF the amount being reimbursed.
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THE LNDIAN WAR.

THE REPonTED MASSACRE AT FORT WALLACE.
WASHINGTON, Feb 5.-Official dispatches have
been received ct the War Department stating that
there is no truth In the report that 50 have been
killed by the Cheyenne Indians beyond Fort Wallace.
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UNITED STATES sTPREME COURT.

WAsHISGToN, Feb. 5.---In the Supreme Court the
following cases came mp for trial
No ss-The United States, appellants agt the steam
shin Sir William Peel and cargo, and No 20-the steam
ship Sir william Peel and cargo agt the United States
prize s on argument, and Will probably be continued
tomorrow.
Nos 20 and 25l, cross appeals in prize, follow.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON Feb. 6-NOon.-Consols have advanced !, and
are quoted at 90 l6 for money Erie shares have ad
vanCed and are quoted s United States $40 bonds
are unchanged stin being quoted at 79'pls
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
IrvERPooI, Feb. 6-NOon-The Cotton market opens
very dun and irregular The sales to-day win not exceed
5000 bales Nlddng Uplands quoted at about l4id.
per pound.
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BIZ STEAMSHIP.

The Inmau screw steamer City of Paris. Capt,
Kennedy which sailed from Liverpool at noon on the
9sd, and from Queenstown on the oath of January,
arrived here yesterday.
The screw steamer Virginia Of the National line
sailed simultaneously with the City ef Paris
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ITALY.

LONDON, Feb. 5-Noon.-Advices from Florence,
by telegraph state that the Italian Church bill has
been defeated
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MARRIED.

Mobile Oct 2 1885, John B. GanioliO
Of New-York 10 Miss R0salie Martin Of Mobile
osBORN-GBRRYOn Wednesday Jan 70 at the F Presbyersn
Church Of RAILWAY j. BY the Rev Shedden Benz r. Osborn
ef fPispssh n j. 10 Miss Mary T. Geey Of Railway n J.
Tuesday the residence ofthe brides
ssr bv the Rev DR. Armtage H. H. sabn 90 EVa. ony
daughter OF Alexander Bunker all OF this ciiJ
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

EAvRE Feb. 6-Noon.-Tho steamship VINE dc ran
from New-York Saturday, January g. arrived at Bres
early this morning.
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GERMANY.

nxnSn4. eb.f5.-Thum und Taxis, Bavarisn
Prions sho With his ancestors, have enjoyed an u-
interrupteh monopoly OF tho postal service OF Ger
papy for tho iast two on three hundred years, has
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DISASTERS.
STEAMER ASHORE.
~ rHLE0nAPH

sr rSLEonAPH THE rEtBvsH
ArI ,NTIc Cry, Feb 5.-A large steamer is ashore
~ u,satIne Shoals and looks 10 be in bad condition
Raa have gone To her. but cannot get any word be-
for nil
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AUSTRIA.

The Governor Of Transyyania had addressed re-
monstrance 20 the Austrian Government against the
Imperial Patent for the reorganization of the army
IL was again reported that Hungarian Ministry
would soon be appointed.
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disposed Of his rights to the Government Of Prussia
Ror the sum OF 100000 thalers.
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JANUARY 4. 1907

Amount Of Assets January SSlse vo
Amount Of premiums rcd dudBg 1885,. eILb06s u
Amount 0f interest received and accrued, io
clrding preniams on gOd Ac............ 3lIu o. -
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The Trustees have declared Premium follows: SCRIPT
DIVIDEND FIFTY PER CN1 all participating premiums 81
months V Jsnsaf
the redemption OF the Dividends declared n s5a
Certificates redeemed and Aer the hrst honoH
March next presentation at the Home Ohc Policies subject
will be credited with the Redemption the settlement Ss
premium.
BS orier Of the Bosrj. - -. -.
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HIPS Hair Dye, so cents.BaA Brown. fassant.aoess
Natural Durable Rebe the best and cheapest IN ne qesnhv
equals dollar Depot No o. Johnse sod a s.. 0agg
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Mourning Gsoods
CARD w JACKSON, No 1di,BR1lbwiY IA, .s....,u, -
S Sand foil aSrtne.i q Bo1Sassss sa an other Mourning D
Cloves kc B-Ladies waited With rood. IA skr yesr~~
suits 10 order notice No l a.aT Cs
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favorable terms on the subject of the decree Of the
10Th inst, and praise thc change In the system
cised with regard to the press Several express re-
gret at the suppression Of the address in reply to the
speech from the throne but the majority recognize
the decree considerable step IN liberal direc-
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NEwrYOf,K
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

oFncs. sos Its ARD Ii4 BROADWAY.
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The Eendard states that an Imperial decree was is
sued on tho 10th inst depriyns Cen Bazaine Of the
extraordinary powers delegated to him as Command
er-in-Chief Of the French expedluonary Corps IN
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Limth Lanll.

IA bas been inpobe heretofore supply The immense eemsnt
E, Mr. g. H Webba successful wOTk-eyea With The
hp of The Phadepha Telegraph which stole the Copyright ods
necessarily lon anlod
New Bdihou TIKI THIRD, Is today resdT -
~ Psblshers No. ~ Broadway
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Durimg rear 1896 Policies ssae ssaring sz st
BALANCE sHKBT or THg COMPANY. JAN I. issL
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LETTER FROM MR.. PETER b. swEENY.

Mr.. Sweeny has addressed letter to Mayor
Holman wherein he says that his position In regard to
the interest the public moneys is misunderstood He
has received applied TO his account single
dollar beyond his salary. III he had intended to
his any interest or other emolument derived from
the city county funds, he certainly would have made
the Appropriation before this time Every dollar paid by
the banks OF deposit has been received by his Deputy,
who has kept special account OF the same, applying the
amount far necessary, 10 the payment OF salaries,
as provided by law. Tho Office OF CITY Chamberlain has
been existence over half century IL has not been Of
special Importance for perhaps more than 80 years last
by some Of the most prominent bankers aud
gentlemen ever made any return TO the city for In
teres received on the public moneys or for any amount
whatsoever derived from Their use These advantages
have always considered the legitimate emOuments
the office In addition to this, until recent period
berlan as County Treasurer he received percentage
all the moneys paid in the latter capacity This percen
or $4,000 The interest the chys deposits has always
been considered indcnnityo The Chamberlain for
in tile breach OF responsibility. cornelius W. Lawrence
held tho Office of City Chamberlain from 1882 TO 1876;
from 1919 1853 Francis W. EdnOnds from 1853 to 1886
Robert Kelly from 1856 to 1851 Andrew V. Stout, from
from 1860 until decease shortly preceding my acces
sion to office. Neither OF these Gentlemen ever consd
gle dollar derived from any sucl source. Mr sweeny
came into office, therefore, with practice
to its emoluments~ without single excep,
ton or deviation for period OF f years. sustained by
OF the greatest names OF tho financial and
tile world These em0lnments had become, says Mr.. s.,
IA matter OF clear right AS taxpayer, Mr.. Sweeny
would not be satisfied that the custodian of the public
moneys should reserve, however legally, TO his use
interest or other advantages frOm such moneys which
might be applied 10 the reduction Of taxation What he
would feel as tax payer In such toward pub.
lie officer II ia quite natural that the axpayer should
feel toward him us IN the same capacity under Ike cre
stances He is not willing 10 receive great OF any sum
OF money against the public sense OF right, however
legally iistihabe Tue time has arrived by
the payment OF taxes to ascertain how much
these advantages win amount TO- The annual sum has
been yarlOusly stated-sOmo estimating II at $4,000,
Others at larger Mr. s. does not care what the
amount may be, every dollar paid for interest beyond the
salaries OF his Office viii be faithfully accounted for ana
paid into the city Treasury Ills term OF olee Is -FOUR
y adopting the OF his predecessors NC the
end OF hS term ho would he rich man, rendered lar
more than independent for the residue OF his hfe but no
feels richer aud more independent in making thla savrl
dec t544 hU could possibly be with money.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81 1856

or rock, named Santa Lucia from which superb view
mountain range can be obtained. IN,
The Plaza is very large and handsome one, with
fine Fountain surrounded by wetended beds OF mowers
in the center On the west side is the Intendenca OF
Government palace fine and rather IDLY Da 9, %
one, but apparently Insignificant TO one VINO hs peen
freshly impressed with the old spanish ehnrenos S @
az we would call them at home The Portai OF oahtago
Is considerable institution IL consists Oh Oig tSr
entrances, each side. TO long, olty nIplepaVeu
halls or corridors, which pierce the budlhg 1n street
corridors are the shOw-windOws Oh various SHOPS
mostly French-whieh make up the Portal , wniie
covered walk, or arcade. with shop.wndows pre-
scented the nclcsng the Portal II Is IA
vorte custom with the ladies OF Santiago TO 90 thelr
shopping at night and at about o'clock In the eve,
ming the corridors Of the Portal when Drahty ngaeI
and filled with nqustve senOrtas, whose large, DARK
eyes look ravishingly from the halfcohceabg lous
OF their black mantes present very novel, my te ana
OF this SORT instituted with sufficient means 10 renuer IL
complete, would be paying institution IN New lorE OF
Ih!a,lrpha The center OF the edice In santiago was
formerly "pao" or inclOsed yard, when mas since
been covered and made into vast restaurant, par
and billiard room, which ADDS greatly W tho oVnPo0
What is termed the Canada a. alamedo) Is inc prln-
opal and agreeable physical feature OF Sahago,
is long broad smooth avenue, extending from ore
md of the city TO the other and very nearly through us
enter Tall stately pOplars lift their graceful heads on
ether side; the walk is of hard clay but as smooth s
marble; splendid bronze fountain, Hover snrloueu;
sands very near the center of the promenade; upwa
a dozen statues OF the fathers OF republican Chl,
Il marble or bronze are distributed here and tlcre' anu
tie frequently happily designed stone ana
| inn bencbes The smooth wcilkept walks, the elegant
mansions and public edces which face its waving ees
on either side and the soft murmurs or the fountains
Srye 10 render the Canada one Of the loveest prom
pades have seen. after dusk, when tho me ih
fry band is giving its nightly concerts when ths i9ig
Walk Is thronged with slowly moving throngs Oh Jar
ldies and their gentlemany escorts, "heh the lI,
hight moon is rising the snowpeaks oil the hhues
aud shedding its than Italian user every Wie ,
his promenade has an attraction for tho stranger Wneh
mconsciousy leads him away from tho New W0flu 10 inc
! orient, in the days OF old.
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much more pleasant. In France, the apartments rents
hsen in fhis country by mining coal and peat Port
land Me- papers slated long since that the city
was lighted two evenings with peat gas which was vas
perime5ts have also been reported in Utica and Law
sinburg. n. Y Prof. Johnson says that it is es
sena that peat should be % by cured o1 for r GAS
lively larger than those used for coal For 100 h OF
peat the retort shond be two feet vide one loot
deep, and nine feet long The yield OF gas tnet
Mil give 5000 cubic feet of gas in "A hours BY tins
il will be seen how easily families can Inanuiaclgle
their own gas. As its chief inquiry rs carpIn'c U
il is purified by lime, which would always 10 "oI'h
its cost for agricultural purposes. .,.4o
In the manufacture of peat alo all me waste mate
rial is worth more to the farmer than the cost Oh arg
or
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THE DEAF MUTEs AT THE FAIR.

The Deaf Mutes under Prof Peet gave an
other exhibition the American Institute Fair yesterday
IL is wonderful fact that these deaf mutes able to
hearthe beating OF drum and yet cannot hear any other
kind OF musical Instruments The Professor has taught
them the Morse telegraph alphabet that they able
20 converse with each other we would by telegraph.
They saw they first feel the sound at tho sOes OF their
feet thence rises APP the legs and communicates with
the sympathetic Some one IN the audience
name in a whisper to the teacher He spelled 10 out by
taps the drum, which the class soon answered
recty-Abraham lincoln. A number Of young women
took the platform. and tho Professor read, they
repeated, by their beautiful signs, the poem
Beyond the smiling aud the weeping.
shall be
Beyond the waking and the sleeping
Beyond the sowing and the Trspug,
shall
Many Of the spectators we're affected 10 tears as
this and the Lords Prayerthe closing exercise-we
reCted.