, 1869-08-12

Nils Carrie planted and worked this cotton hpr
self, except one ploughnB, sud 1t Ia believed stc
VIII 1ca!tzc thrrc or four bales from tho patch
Mss Denu'ng WIS wealthy before tho war. but u
now poor. aud Ia not afraid or ashamed 10 uuyy
for d living.
The departure Of tho Y,ceroy OF Eg,p. from
Eaux Donncs, tn the pJreners was sudden antI
unexpected. owing to untayurdblr news which be
received Ia despatch from Cairo. yIncc he left
Eg)pt fhe most extraordinary unvra have been
Spread among the people. AID In some places haEe
uceasloncd an amount Of aR!tal,on that, II pro-
lodged. might prove dangerous. The y!ce1oy xas
urged TO return, ln order to show himself to hiA
tub!cctl, and Immediately adopted tLat courrc.
blr HeHry Bulwtf h.s Written ilIe Of Lord
lt'Mefston- alost valuable assistance has becn
placed In hls flauds bJ Lady PnImerston 10 tic
shape Of diary Kept by her hus,,sua iru,n The
,car 1bs7. Commencing II that ulpt, 1t lakes In
far stuEn1 ttnea which accompanied the iorna-
t!on Of tho Canning MlulatrJ and the scccssuu Of
Lord Panc1kton, Ms. 3!ustiIson, Lord Godc.ich
und The As1gulf Of Lausao ~ne from the Minis
~ which the Duke Of Wellington formed n1ler
Chbn1ngs dcaih.
The boston ptpeF1 Of Saturday last announced
shst Aru- Anna L. Iooue uaM lecture III CHECKER.
1nkL Hall that evening on IA Few Solid Question:
to the Community" as folio n: rt4t Question
Are We 10 haze children or not tin auawes 10
tae lsev- Or. Todd.l SeCo1d llues;lon-ls dress
Or worth 10 lc rrnpectei .-wi.h comments on it4
cs'l encctR. The iptTeA*e o! crime: where ia the
remedy = Mrs. boo, G Gtd, Etukinr TO show the
FemtdJ,} Third Questionable NC no, to houor
the Respectable loor1 Poarsh Qt-biion-Ass We
nor 10 cua1ssnto health 7-wtth comnctts on the
evil edect1 Of hot lii aud gAx. All Tor p cents
The l1oE- Philip Eastman. ot Sseo, Naloe, died
on the 9th inst. aged 10 years. In !s4, be waa as
soclaied with EseneZer Ererets, OF brunswick. In
rtsihina md Inb!lshlng the t;rncral statutes Of
Nnihe. In 1e40 aud ls43 he was 4 Democratic
mcnber OF The State Senate l1oro Cumberland
ColEty. About the harne time he wss engupr,, a,
Commissioner In locating The clal.ua Of settlers
on The northeast boundary Of Maine under the
Warrington treaty, and for uye Je1rs he Yas
tomhlkasuner for Cumberland County. He pre-
Pared and IN 1872 Published digest Of the nrai
t~enty.t11 volumes Of the Law Report. Of Mainc,
Since 1881 he bud been member Of the Hoard Of
O'efAtcEx OF Howdoln College. Al a LAWYER Mr.
Eastman took high rank among the leading
jr1sfs OF Maine
Dr. Gregory, Prcsldcns OF the Illinois State AZ
Teulsursl CnNcrklty, Writing from Munich to
fit nd il Springfield, Ill, bayg: 81 taIIed this
NOR nK upon Baron 1leb1s, the father Of agrlcul-
t-ral chemistry. splendid old man OF 10
5cars, with an eye Ike an eagle'A u un against
tAu&ted achruls,' aatl tho Baron, with the
rtrongeat emphasis. 10, Jou sec, our plan for
the Industrial University ts. thus lar, In keeping
with European experience. SAID I: Bayon Lie
hiR, 1t Is sometimes asserted In America that
agricultural education IN Europe has proved
failure. How tst:' The old manB eye bright
eaed, and. falipg h!s g1andest toner, be replied:
The SUCCESS tus been immense. In uesse for
II EsaIce, he continued, the yniQe Of the land
has tncsesscd soa per cen. within the past nffeeu
JearF IRON the simple spread OF agricultural
Science An eFtGeuce that even an American
can sPi rccIate.'