, 1869-01-22

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m,n,b,p Of crcat foreign, nlAs,onarZsociS.
ty II was lh.f Alud Of Eocuu mendAt1or |
which made thc shatcs Of oTerend & Gnruey
reach sneh a bollow price: Experience q
sistently, aGd The IN sli$h .tnlddle c1Ads Tll
tTu1t ron to any exttnt. -
v 1N6rA HcEBsoF oCPEf5fiffo4..:'
A sttanrn story Of mono.nsuta comtt tom
= tnsnu aciuriug town. a poor lady who con-
ceITed that ehe hsd commit ca "tne. Sin
by her tcrrpr that hrr reason GATE wsS, and
ri sudden accea OF. her nA1sdy she cus he1
ttroas.. Ibis shocking casu hts led 10 extrhor'
dnafG IcFsl2l1oua. II Aeems there hnos safKe
lunatic asylum n ngt1uu That docs roy ean.
txiu patients who have: gone mad unaes tne
pre1eurE of t1act1y the ssmc uread ano o1et
Of The most experienced OF English writers
says be has pes1onally known numcro1s IN,
stances in wtnh The lives OF very g:oa aaa
pioua people hxre been permanently datk-
coed by tbts particular form Of monomaMh,
&c knew case In whl.h a lady EAs peayed
ut ind preached at tlll she died, stlll anae!
the belief that she had COMMITTEES the nnpsr.
doaable tip. Her house WAS always iu!' OF
utcomtor abie-1oaklng me: IN bsaek. " vat
like The story Of the poor old lady II Holmes
Hlelhoscupe song-
"se- Hlea f. n.,seso1'sx { s<,l.,ea nssin'' ''and
In rounds oftxenrJ. 70 sha a,rd."
Tie '.rase'' was to tue ministers M, a. =, t.e
LrApg. ucal body oI her dsJ hko : hns ~
Some spiritual psactft,onets came out o. Gu.
riosity, Others y err called tn, spfe'a.; Has
our poor els.er eecu Mt. go and'sof fte has
had great experience In sueh cases. ~.
Have you 4puken 70 hr. LUIS ano'lhAt +
nc is choice man. H's must 70 On Using
Ia n raft dFH1 NJ NtNtf.
stitfuu st,ll a,p quest TIC English middle class.
TIE AGRICULTURAL tAnVAEH AQAIs.
:. There mas been yet smother picture Of the
AGRICULTURAL laLoreI. The. AFttat Is Canon
al the Church OF England, "1o Avcs 10 tne
midsr Of a county of farmers and their
hipds, An agricultural laborer III Softn
/ TarvnT shire re Is. e4yA the Canon, nine shIl-
'imt.r q weyk--til1 ~ith1n the last yer Light
sb,llipcs WIS The usuat Agure-aud from
three plpts to two quarts oi elder q, ).
Patt OF bis Wages L. sometimes paid In gris',
OF in wueat TOO sn1N If grain 10 be tcDt 10
or the refc1lc. according a. wheat " high or
low. He works from sertn In The morning
to fyc or haH-pasf Eve In tho evening -scss
an huuS md a-halt for meals; bnt be Is otten
kept Two or three hdnrs later without 1t be-
iug counted as: overtime. In wtnser
IRON ths weeks pay. owin9 10 the
| weather being too bad to work H..
| lie Is miscrably housed. usi.crab1y clad, and
| mherably led. Its breakfast consists OF
| slice, nl bread soaked IN pint and 4 half pi
hS5 hSdes T'tsr ra 1 @9E
| trcme1y few. Ior Of ate reArs milk has been
| acarcely attaiuat'le In rural dlstiie.s. Tho
farmer has now 70 many opportucittes ot
dlspoetng Of # wholesale Inn tt docs mol 81
swer Ills purpose to retait Il except u high-
CT price tt IN lbc 1aborcf eau aQord IN Aise.
1 n Ia kA h~A Il
eklm-mllk cheese- At supper e'd-es get bis
one hot meal iu the ssape Of Potatoes and
| cabbage favored, Il be l. ablc To keep d pig,
with ! little bacon. lie IL absolutely at the
i.tarner's mercy. Tor, II he Is turned away, he
may hnd It oIihcut 10 get okher employ nent
| master, and If he quarTe1s With him. he runs
the risk Of being turned out on the road
Tho pet plan nov is to ship them OF 10 AIS
tzalIa, but rs class 1hey are bard To move.
| AMERICANS AT RoME.
A letter received from Rome to-day con
fairs SONG gossip respecting ylntoss there
Mr.. Iiookcr's aunual Christmas Eve recep
lion and concert Of sacred music. At tht
Buonap.rte Palace, were vers ful]y attend
ed, aud The amount Of american visitors pon
In Rome may be appreciated by 'he fAcs thai
| HOOKER: NJ. 1orcftliow was TO have bee,
rhe lion Of the eyening, but By one ofshe In
e1plicaLle nisupderstand;nrs about vehicle
\ witch always take place In Eotnc % Catist
mas Eve, when people arc eallopinr abou
all nix bt to hear mtdn!.ht masses aud. mk4u
tiral pastor11rs, Ills carriage never came, s'
that he had to stay: quietly At nome with hi
ian lly, and the dslttous sfn1iug Of tho In
sa,i il "Qucin Vidi4ti'' was better attende
to -than it would have been IN tn
the poets presence. Mr. Lon:tel'o,
was mpre successful On SathHda
evening IN gcttipg 10 the house OF Mr. Bucbae
sn Had: whc. Va n .dsssipcuss ed poet an
, AMERICAN resident in Rome to eive rece,
!, ton 10 honor or bis niend and ptototyp
Mr. Longtel1o~ q striking appcsrauce an
| charming manners lt1t q Tery agreeable Ia
r preston on ati who had the pleasure Of B.
inr Introduced to him; Some OF Mr.
: which the most striking was that Of sicocr
! Sheridan ga1lopsre to arrest his rc.rcasiI
!. army, subject VII ch he has illnstra,.
in verse. also, under. the title
"Shc1idan's Rte" Nj. Read
, now painting the Queen Of Naplt
/ A. very original and truthful picture by. u
! other american artist, Mr Heatry, has be'
{ packed Up 10 be sent 10 Chicayo. The ~
fec', at first sight. Is unpromisinE, bei
4 ! mrrely the bare cabin nj a Potomac strams
} With fur Individuals sit to. on bench insi
+ 1t. But these !eur fg1rcs arr 1tc.likc repl
j tep,astons Of American celebrities Preside
t Admt1al Porter discus.ins together the r3
Tor taking KIchmond. The dent is /
= ! tor,cAi urc. md the anrvfFnrs will BE- nj
: | to jud1r of the correctness OF Its rendertI
d For reality and simplicity Of earnest exptt
II sion it cancot be too highly ituhed; i
q | cnnrse, \ paintcr must not setcat such
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