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One Kiss Before We Part.
BY HOWARD GLYNDoN.

BY HOWARD GLYNDoN.
One kiss before we part!
But one for loves sweet sake!
To 6Weeten, for my heart
The pain OF this mistake.
Your hand IL in my own,
But your head is turned away;
For the FIST time and the last,
One little kiss, pray
Nay; though you love me not,
And stab me, saying Friend !"
Nay; though be forgot
Before a IOrtnight's end
SiiL let me kiss the lips
That traitors are TO love
What! nothing Dut your hand
And that within Its glove?
Because the past was sweet;
Because yo1 are SO dear;
Because no more we meet
In any future year
Be kind, and make me glad,
Just for a moments space
Think! 1 shall be so sad,
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Before we say good night.
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enc kiss Tor Friendships sake!
One kiss before we part!
One little kiSE, my dear!
One K tRs-to help my heart
Its utter loss to bear.
One kies-to check the tears
My manhood scarce Can stay;
Or thus II make 1t 81 eSi
While you are aging Nag"
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The New York herald., 1869-02-22

Jursts summoned by the Ban. al hoe. is sitting and
drawing up constitution for the executive govern
ment or trese provinces. When the plan has been
definitely agreed upon Will report further upon II.
Tae preliminary examination by hungarian magis-
traes OF Prince Alexander karageorgevics and other
to be found on hungarian soil has terminated. and
tle documents In the several cases have been
handed over to the President Of the City Criminal
Court OF festh.
Public men who are older than the American re-
public. who saw the light before the issue Of the
That the decease OF one or them deserves q wide
publicity. One such dropped out OF the RANKS OF the
living on the 8th inst. lie was Emerich Ozeg0vlts,
Latin Catholic Bishop OF ZengR, an Adriatlc port IN
tne military frontier territory The late Bishop was
born on september 30 l775 and therefore In his
by birth, and was consecrated in 1901. In 1915 he
was appointed by the Emperor Francis l. dean OF the
convent OF persons OF noble birth In Agram.
In 1928 ne became sub-dircctor OF the Academy
OF Agram. and in 1883 he was appo nted Bishop
OF bengg. In 1855 ne was created baron.
the same year he was created Roman count BY
Pope Plus TX. AS Bishop Of Zengg, he founded the
Upper Gymnasium In that town, and was q liberal
patron OF all institutions aiming at the better educa-
ton OF the nation to which he by blood belonged.
The worldwide movement Tor the enlargement OF
impulse In Hungary. Minister Gozove. who repre-
sents the department OF commerce IN the Cabinet OF
Count AndraSSy has lately issued an order allowing
the officials In the service OF the government tele-
graph lines to employ their wives and daughters
the latter must be over sixteen years Oldas assist
ants at saary OF 800 norins per annum. AS male
labor 10 scarce and dear In Hungary, ana as the
schoolnaster has not been long abroad there, this
permission Is timely and welcome TO the public a.
well ~ the officials.
The New York herald., 1869-02-22

neignbor, especially that II should not DO over.
run by forelkn troops, II might De wen ~
view Napoleon started out with when he sent MS
corps to Mexico. This c0nsp racy u stu going on
receiving Its lanls and advice rom Paris
and the provisional government OF Spain Is aldnP
II too. The Count de Girgenti Is the ayowed candi
date for the throne In case Juarez Is overthrown,
aud ex-Queen Isabella Is advancing funds. The
Mexican General Toboado Is meeting with continued
success here In mis- recruitin: services. he ones
two hundred dollars Tor expenses, three months ad
vanced pay ana two grades IN the line oI
promotion: large number OF officers nave
already been secured, General Prim nasns lsaas
OF absence 10 any oficer who chooses TO
travel abroad or engage in foreign service, ana as
suring them tnat they will retain their PAGES IN tne
line OF promotion while absent. I understand that
General T0boad0 has secured all tine artillery aud
engineer officers that he needs and he Is now en-,
gagged In recruiting 0nfcers from the cavalry and
infantry. which ID net dificuit.
One report that have Is to the eject that several
enlisted win sail IN the latter part OF the month or
early next nom Ageclras, near Gibraltar, where
the three sailing vessels that are to take the exped
ton to Mexico viii rendezvous. One OF the vessels
nles the Chilean nag, and is commanded BY Cap
tain Angler. or the other vessels know nothing as
"a
More concerning It will doubtless be developed
In few days. The bad faith Of the provisional
government In the matter, when 1t Is so anxious to
see the United States neutrality In the Cuban
question: - really astonishing but 1t cannot surprise
any one VINO thinks. General frlm Is ABOUT 10 promote
the generals VINO behaved gallantly at Cadiz aud
Malaga He ts strengthening himself In every way
with the army. In view OF future contingencies ~
Is not improbable that he will become Regent OF
Spain.
The action Of the Emperor Of France, in prohibit
ing the taking Of the Madrid loan In the Paris
market, has had . stunning effect here. People do
not know wnat to make OF 1t, but they see IN It an
evidence Of the Emperors hostility to the present
order OF things In Spain. have 1t from the best
authority that the Emperor regards the restoration
OF Queen Isabel as the only means to bring about
peace in this country. He Is supporting the efforts
Of the Queen in every possible way, and he has made
known TO the government here that 1t would not
throne, the formation Of republican government
with satisfaction. Although the Spsniards pretend
clear that they dare not 60 against them In affairs
OF SO great importance IS the selection of form Of
government.
The New York herald., 1869-02-22
PRUSSIA.

Complaints in the Upper Chamber--,;cvern.
mont Boon Observation-Disclosures Debate
ClashinG Of Opinions--SpIit Of Parties-vir-
chow, Waldeck, scbuitxe and Bismarck In
Dsbate-A Victory for the Govorsmenf.
BERLIN, Feb. I, 1869.
II Is seldom that We have occasion to advert to
the discussions In the upper house, as the sttings
there are few and far between, end bills OF gene
raj interest are passed by II.
An exception occurred the other day in respect to
the budget bill, which was brought forward and re-
commended BY the committee. though not passed
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the people. According to his deductlons he wou'd
gain better conditions for King George by aanumeht
King Georges titie to the domans is doubtful lie
may support my motion. Which, setting aside the
treaty, serves boh the country and the government.
approve the d cree oil March 2, 1868. IL asks the
government to declare its withdrawal from the
treaty with ex-King George, settle the private pro-
Gss.S aw question ana iSass % nlm 70 appear ~
Deputy Won sybel, the author on international
lie dilates upon the inposslbity OF trying
the matter in court which would have no
material and no testimony to decide upon ana
revocation OF the treaty would cut OF all possOllty
OF peaceable Arrangement while now settlement
may be arrived az II the other party chooses 70 make
suitable oyertures. Con1scatioR is justified by the
agiatons and intrlgues Of party In Austria France
and Russia, which envies lTussias present POSITION
1t Is the duty OF the government to exercise lts
power ana tins can be done best by withholding the
funds II In some future time we abrogate the con.
nscaton Will be just AZ correct rs II we pronounced
II to-day. Let show to King George that the rep
resentatives OF Prussia unite with It's government
IN the contiscation OF the means which may enable
enemies to destroy the peace.
Several OF the deputies had spoken against the
bill, declaring 1t Unconstitutional and formally and
essentially unjust.
The special discussion Of the bill that preceded the
voting gave an opportunity TO Deputy yrchow to
recommend the minority motion. Both this and that
Of Deputy Schutze were voted dOwn by large ma
j0rty, and the motion OF the committee was then
carried, the cali or the roll showed, with 258 ayes
against ~ Hoes. Inc 6duOVeTl3n deputies anu tuc
Polish members abstained from voting. wne ultra
liberals, such as Waldeck and Schutze, went with
the majority.
on the following day the Connscation bill, directed
against the estates OF the Paatne Of Hesse, came up
Tor discussion, and here again Count Bismarck
on the previous day. The Palatine's often
mentioned memorial offered full scope Tor
attack, OF which the Premier was not slow
In taking advantage. In the course Of the
debate ne referred 10 the secret fund aud the ex-
penses OF espionage to conduct the mtrgues OF the
Paatne, closing with the remark, 'sTry yourselves
II you can touch pitch without being dehied p The
bill was then passed by large majority.
The New York herald., 1869-02-22

each other q third dramatist comes forward. M
Lion Marc. and ne declares thai he was the origin
at0r OF cutting or dykes In plays having visited hOl
read at the Amblgu.
At this point all three night together, when in
them, but he has come to say he inundated the
PLAIN OF Leyden the rst In opera producei q, the
Hague In the March OF ls47. This little square party
are now fighting 1t out; but my opinion IL that
bucketful OF the innndation would be judlcious
dea0ueHsent over these sweet scenarios.
The New York herald., 1869-02-22
E u "a O p {.
THE ATTITUDE OF RUSSIA.
-S~~~~~~~~~-->>~-~~~~~~~~~
The Contests Of Parties in the Hunga-
rian Elections.
The Bourbon Dynasty and the
Spanish Throne.
--~,~>~-~~~~~-~~.~~~~~~
Debate Over The Bill Proposing the COnilsca-
ton Of the Ex-King Of HanOver's Pro-
pcrty in the Prussian Chambers.
ROME AND IT'S ATTRACTIONS.
The Political, Literary and Dramatic
Gossip CT the French Capital.

The readers OF the HERALD are furnished this
morning with an extensive budget OF European
news furnished by our special correspondents In
several OF the European capitals.
, 1869-10-01

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