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moasoIies. With this eae1 The Primer n
~" Snee c,osta, aud financially neither be nor
~ eunlec's have Reason to rrrrsf ths ~
E1,o. !ne palace has b-eu tinktred m snd
tt1.ltnl' II. ned. The PHuee dr1vra no aud do ~
tHn oas suao u . reea! equ1paIe be aix
;t,es,ea y s1o inseo ChamLesnLs, and has even
:S,sns:irr u'oaseu s 70 :ae luxury u Pe;a.
Erms thr a o'ae,a! .aai. gazette weekly ia
has .'estowed IN 'o o.sso ~oom he
whom he has INVITED to dtnnsr ae1; Tha ~. and
-. soe country has beea altered, r..
..s Ansssa' a1o hursaat Gardens coyrr sev4si
hsra hee, MY a1'ei and several snail ou~s
md villas sts Dee een sn1p, Nn,,. s spstngtue up,
NICE hae seeen cut through ,he rocss 'ae rss 70
The4e place = allvt nth H. ch.raiis,, ai,a ae
auss14s, the French lorcttes, tbe naEs. u.sss ga,
me plgeons' e9o lock 10 q pubic 9 mi hiina nna
noose Jos! =, Rold seekers In Caltfurn,a csnsS
to hs" cl9Rink, Monaco Is ans; 3 nlrsdI;s
ihhAeiaeo " ptopte who asc the Iey'4:. :.
angels. Before tho Ku1aal t,rrrh.. h's's.se o.
rueo, filled vi tTopical ssees and GoEa.ss .ss.
hundred feet belpw 1t the Wares or ens &: - -
ttraLean break agairst the r,cks. wi, Il ,a,ei
rlrds, high up agaius, tho nuluDu. i~vo.
hugo masses VI hill. clothed t,asf way up with
tne aark fo1isge oi olives Alternating with tae
an l as there thi. evenl"r, drinking mr
coffee atter dinner, could not help netn,.
struck With the contras: between nature aue
man The olc 50 peaceful spd 20 heaut.u!
the other 70 agitalcdhnd 10 vie. fhrouyt
the open window Of the he'll, could see +.
greedy crowd around the greer haize ,ahle
and every now aud then. The voics ol th
croupleF ahouting ont tha Winning coio'
broke in upon tha rtppling uoise {
tho wavrs at my feet. That me
should be such fools rs to stake the
money against. machine which, II the
cunttpue tue unequal contest sufficiently lonf
Will ,evsntusuy ruin them. Is N abs urdit
WHICH It Is difficult TO account for BY. Ii
ruics Of common ten<e, but gamblers are Ct
calcula ting aud seldom actn1,ed BY coumu
| sense. Sill ! bare thought that even the
natures would haye telt something or tt
| lIAueuces ot,locN Association, aud that tt
calm Sea, the solemn noun, ,atna. the btEgh
| moon, would have made them c!csaic the
| minds tor btlet period beyond the lAcl
lions excitement oI 3 gambling table. Rpuy
It nofr 1t Monaco IL IKE horse rsca Ia Ii
garden Of Eden, or an Arcadlau ahephcrde
dancing . cat can.
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The RuMad Shut CAaTAAs.

AL0 40al4QA 4tsG3f130J-
In 1s4a, joseph Chapman tthe batoe Who,
dzpalrlue OF hiA party. was adm onished 70
crow, Chapman, crow l") md Thuu1As Wal
pole, Whlg law5er, who then reslded N
Greenfield, were oppaasnR candidates Tor the
Stste SetAte. Walpole hkd t,ecn 10 the Seu-
ate, md Chapman in the Hou&e Of Repre-
sentatIres- The Senatorial District WIS co1.-
posed OF the counties OF Hancock asd Nadi-
son. TIE canvakA hec.ue xA1rn. WA1pole
wa neat in his sppatrl. and wore rufoeo
khirl4. CbApn1n WIZ pecoltsrlT slorenty In
hts appea11nee- In those days the Demo
cls,a charged the Wings with being the ru[.
ned thist gentry. By this they made many
votes anoug The yoonanrf oi the country.
Gpon this charge Chapman ruug the
changes well agsipst WA1pole u they met
uprn tho stump from tine to time, often
po,naing to the rut1es on his bosom Is evi'
cence ofthe ruth Of the charge.
They had fpert eome two weeks In Aadson
County, speaking every day excerpt sun
day All this time ChspmAn had not chsnTeo
his linen, and u became 70 much EpttEo lnAi
evep be could not erdmr Il Longer. He told
Na,pole cne eTening that he vpuid be nnoei
the peeeaAty OF gong home "a order 70 GEL
clean thrt, Ard could not 6o With n,rn ID:
next day. Nalpols oh}ectsd, md proPosed
/ u lc1 him 1no- Chapman 1Atd That NIL
cot do. Your seir,s bare rufles on them
sud Jou know l an lighting the 'rut1ed shir'
senttJ,'" Walpo1e replied 'fTou can bat
| top Jour double hEe45ted vest oTtf tha boron
] spd hide tbs rntaea." .Hc consented, aad u.
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4 story Is told, highly creditAhfa to the
great barker. Baron James Rothschlld. The
sen Of celebrated actress Of shs Comea,e
mother = toierably round sum-scven or
elRht hundred Thousand frnncs- K hsd
many friends, and made more. end there Wa
no hack or advice as to how to turn bis
t a. s.a % 1ssy 70 s ess
PAIL yielced to ths temptation: 1t Is SO nice
I to be called "Aonaleur The Director; ny
| dear Dirrctor."
/ There arr enough more who would have
done the same IN his p'ace, for every mau
Bus unfortur ately the affair was. Ectwtth-
| managed, and nearly the whole fortune Of the
young director was swallowed up.
Baron James Rothaehild WAS not Ignorant
meeting hin, on 'ChAuGe, drew him aside aud
"Paa1, nv little ft1end, tell me bow it Is
that 20 youpg man can be SO tad,"
"'aad! yes, indeed, sir, and not without
"WeI1, come and see me tomorrow at mT
Paul did not fall 10 be there. and Baron
James RotnEthIld, presenting him 10 the
Chtfdu Nsitlon Of his immense banking e..
% ias4ner order. i. T. should occupy
! certain desirable position which EN-
| brac.d great advantages. In leas than two
! 1sars Panl WHO hiss or1ins eaongh, had EE-
| gained hh fortune, taet Of WHICH the ba!on
Was not Ignorant, and meeting him one day
| the bu7esn be said brusauely, but goodsna-
| tureoly:
| "C1ear out with you and make room for
| others;, you've no business here any Longer
And now n you src on horseback again.
| mind and keep your Aeat."
] Paul kept hM word, snd aimee his return TO
| fortune he h7s remained deaf to all tnduea.
mentRof every one TO engage in this or tost
ente1F81se. One day be wss oTerheatd tay.
Wofds addressed to him by the hlustEsooz
banker:
well, think tbst the first professor Of
equftatlon m tha world is Baron James Roths-
chf}6H
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next morning put on one OF WAtpolo's salrss
bat DAY IT,, was Chapman's tu,u 70 speak
Art. ID hts speech ho reiterated the chafgu
cfs'rntfitd shit ern'rr," and polpted to &te
rufBes protudinc from Walpolr'a bosom,
pole arose. and with great Indignation
referred to she abuse be bad received from
Chapman during the canvass for wearing ruf-
ned th!rs. Said he: :" FelloH-citlxens, / do
wear tufaed shirts; 5ou sec them now In ny
to conceal rbcm.' / anhor ,hypocrite. What
character l. 20 much despEsed as that Of the
h,pocri,el This dishonest, hYp. critical op-
ponrnt OF nlue h1s bern abusing nc frutn
day 10 dsy for wearing rufaed sLirts, aud I
have borne Il pst,enny, refusing to expos,
bis hypocrtay.- will expose him now, ard
prove TO you that he wear. rnea ID sairte as
well as l." At that nomeut he eau9at hold
Of Chspnan's rest, as be Eat near hin, ard
toro It OPEN, when ont popped baud full or
! fufles. Al this the audlepee raised trt-
mtndous shout. Chapman was 20 much sur
| pri.ed ard confused tha, be did not 1ro to
get up and confess thai he had on Walpole's
shirt The trick gained several votes for
/ Wa1pp1r.
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EEEEEZ7sxszssa1x,e>

a.d 10 10 drink large quantities. a, T..
Which sem 10 feLder the srake to,n,'a 4aos.
Time he Is confined to the qo,t r,o;d sf ~
being unable 10 drmk ilk or COLI % %a'ss,
eat anything but tho drrest lind q, ~, %
Waeneter be .oyuafeps fbfs rule lbe >n.I 7-
rises In his throat and cA,kea him aun ,ss
tafne result ia visible when he ia.,s An M e
usushJ long time. aH-
"a Sunday While Grsve1 was 10 j4iL III,
cf1ee attracted the stter tlou Of the tur, h,
tHho, upn going u bis assistance, Ioupi
him wslkipg up snd down rnc vard IN
snsrn be was Confined. riofeusly bcs.1ug bis
1feaat, Ia order. Is be aRid, 70 keep III,
.nake from rising in hia sh:oat4 Hh .uf:
!efloea were 70 inten+e and OF such =
stange nstn1e that the ssmp77n.rs Of
satrtu Patton were aroused. md m
tnVestleatE'u OF the ca.e WA made
ne mans story waa satisfactorily cor
ssaooofaied, e and be was permitted Ia 81 home.
iae mailer VAS trouR Rht to The notice II
aasties stoll Yesterday morning, ~h also
hsesflgsted II end, IT, dlug it evidently true
!oIns1ly discharged MIN. He has neru IN
inmasetl st. Aary's Hospital. aud win SON
70 to buiIs,o. where be viii bc ourfste1;
| ppm Ntth view To removing the snake # ,nc
nas sfonsch. here arc seversl weIt,anth.n-
Treated caAcs Of tAis character On record, and
| Llt Ui lhelu -
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The Pxzts cnrtekpr Els Of ihe E4don ps1n -
IT. luortly ckr1<men or fadiea ING LgSsu. 1.,s,a
7t9sss { IN nlaye, 1t tie peeseEs ttr1e, t.o = y,
spo pcents ia taia-tola clergyman ~ 49,. al
iiiahnec. Thy RECEIVE 70 lo:g.r tss pe LII a1-
4ry Witch the TIMER usea to paY 70 ~ IN ~ rono
refcout a u turing fbe tsss 1esss Assf sss Z
d'rfof The correspondent Of 70 1nss ~ nn,x
tam -. esrr,atgr, n Iuuna:a E3eaa E3ea.e 4
H.1r,s ar1 thoeoushlI nHnf ~ n. 81 =
X nh .rstrs. Tfe .r.espotds1t, o, ~ s-n,,t
i..T,ss~1ffor c4efz3Esn: VEG p9 9Esueet Trc
~. sso Freu. i aad EaSish eiatotard ~ r.I.s
5esss " kt.nts cf the Gzoos: S1"dard ana 4sk~
ee.tsfpMe5 o. 1sa:t.. T1e Gioee eo:Ee+pcooen: =
e1ggx eg1,a r. soss1a rho tapoorsa ~ ltsrar5 IL e
Hsassa nal. a;ertrattd husband srd Al7s's tamaT .
,o1t,-n. oeIr; lie Correspondent ot tne Soaa1ta n
.,s1tr Nth n a-ttsnt1a 1e stae, uu' a ee'2s5
,lrr,e. j. ior the T<i<gr1ph eerfrspo1 :eat, eas r.
r r Asosns Of tho fr,3e17es. u tnEifd % -
enart baus and Other festivities. 2 3 =
,h.is % Il On tse :. 1avtsa,loa sSox !. . ...m. M
frjIo.t,g nota attached 70 her us1e; ~ na
sActs ~ and ehe .tee1rcs, n aaeana ~ rnnerrr
,,un ftrn tae pttrate C1hnsE =. 4s nn- nSthn
The PoN Won Ecsrfs> eat~esuo-dSI. In rer
ss.isfsnt Il, ors Of Ea4Fn1HfS Axt1G Axt1es1 ~. =
enTss1s1r nsnt Of the Eoncon Issa.tLA ~ ;ssn, -
..s.rN me srtfs& wno setds ErsLSa R.sta3ff =
- .as ,s.V n.rer. foa London 1e2e1up1 eoae p
~ t1,f rrruntiT % III suaeeE'n nets = 1f14S
eesssTEs, - ufrsn c uh.est.d 4. TIE faf1s to5s
~ "" 20 nF tha tTar I'D Ud1Y 4A0f A&o1
- gsaim satrd h rss+h o. saoses1hszs sasees'.
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a lars saaks In =. MANS sio@aen.

From tie Detto1t Frs Press.
On Saturday afternoon policeman 81. y.
B,Dey arrested nan, named David Gravel,
Tor beug drunk, bur Developments nade on
Sunday prove him to be the victim Of .,alT ,
rihle ealanity, aad a sufferer Thoss e, s.ssd Isad
mnst awaken the sympathics Of all Tho 's4e
Something over two years ago, ~ shse ee
travelling in the interior q The .d s,dH ssds
stonned at !. spri1g BY tho .Hs Eoao avail. val
to e drlnf Of w.tes, tnst ths tine
loved small snake. s,nes ,ss,1E tasa spd dur dur
he reptile h.t go@@ W ec00sssetaa CO. abs nnfozta+
sF ne s.p petss e nnhes1d of saes and The
ooiT % n,eaus Of relld he hU eIts aesa sa9 "
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TestcEdsya German MAS At the Police
Court TO xa>wef txo charges preferred
solnst him ~ hia wife, one for assault and
haAtery aod the Other for threats. The l4t-
ter was disni: sed, and he Was discharged
Aftet .he testtradny had been heard ID the
asfau!t aud battery case. The w1fe attem mpt-
ed strepuously to u1Atc ont tha. N AssAu1s
and battery had been committed, but after =
lucid expl1a atien Of thi. pars Of the on
rlea*aptness" had beeu uasde By the defend
xnt, The Court enteTsAined no doubt Of bis
<n.ire Innocence The explanation xas made
In about this style: "Sdud2e, uarrit dis
voosn an ard schposed 1ras Ill right PC
gin 10 INK # Pr und Of. after a vile, ven
peshap. We have caob,e babies, urd den VIC
shtop mud works hard TO ket along nit dose
p~p2rs, ura .have 4 Wtth house uad
diDEt, upd We don's allow eomcpoddies to, to
COON around mi, 1e1 houso u0d sphh-vst
yo1 call t:1-oos hab ol cahbtpcss. We don't
Eot sore pskles, Ny wito she's lssT = teT
tyfal, und dvnet esra ax 1ne, us1 doa' tlak
h-a Of night ooT h; md no aou't eet Aoug
pcotJ vel tnxpddee saJhor:. In tW mosn'
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INAUGURATION HYMN.


The BotfoE zr1A$cTtTt puoa1lt1 1lt1@..anrdsr. @ -
Spirited Sssas 6 sasuy. On oea:oa of ra.nk..
r,sltx ftut bJ aone Amsnan Hate! y, \, r. r. Oh.
cJ, u Nevs1est ass; Is,,1a =: tas iaf sr, It
81 / md is'ocd that nuintpR OF pon''e@' s'@s-
u exius. stenld ncE7r: s-,,,r
~, - m.n IN MO = nevtf rac d:e' nns' = ex<,"
Wro Frcw up IN sueh so!deanl xa.
1as ,sts En- e. 6 RI 1s;sss! Ssg a:s
"a, Ia :. q @ 70: ss,i: j. git.n.,e tagS.a T. 4
:rha yoa Ia ~ hesfa n MIN Il
va Ia14 it for asautea1 II
in eighteen hund.. 4 aad .txty drs,
tp,ncIy Old Abs" was not thar allFe],
He maze up his N pu 70 90 a:d Hlte
attsis nf trio tce nu1ltfcas1on h!Ve,
No kuxer 10 sIxep IL Dad cf Gown,
Po'a Po do ass . n,s 1orz ii eIe.a ata os:ya; "
MhAs ca+un hs Ia h,e osn tenowa!
1hn hi CARD not s4af,
W lskc fsr Gfansaat :
NV In azbt,ns Of bst:l .. tet! y.n nv " .sot
rh,ze's wslted. = .nsntnse; ~ = stt end d Iii
Til ri, uatp's sol q II II do pos Kill x,rr
The eosdtea 10 rage WIN . .eons1% IN o Iii, '
= - ~, =. san rs rs fe-s .tnrr md Tlhons,
ihss . .tsk1 sa.a9, es1oaa dsno:; sas
pnt .hs 1tns,al sNpse ~ Generals Wtlt3
al t1os" :. ~. II, .nont 1le tUFp.
Atktnf. ~ 90 ~ 49, - -
IL rnose Eut = iew IN III words. md sad,
fsx. " Hoo uls "a Tor hid daily ofe1d.
p. cttx II fp114 4lta eaFpess freEo-..
- 1rre nnltot Yesfef--$ee that y @AEs
Van nav pAttet 1t II t.l yo1xk -Tta A1e aat1 -,
Nut on>U dn 10 5oJ4 NA'h Soat Cuk ALL tnAa
al this, ind More. :.
Ter tcQk Tor Hfentf0i
..o, e,noa Ant =
The PROOF OF NJ F3Ete tass soen si tss n.r VAN
WItn du ckfy o&e wv seaaas1 s. ~ fT,Anr
AID lhe An11to or Eor8 vi ~ .fi.ss 80 Ho1dsn%
With sEc n9H he Aao NAN .. W. ko sr,
HEtlt b. II wazm sEo " fAlus ., saiI1s At-',
| Ast1me - tase neaiu. ~ snk!G ss t.g
| bat foGo frfkns tnst taas -. aio.x,, W.
With mako n. - Aet9sHst
/ al kalt ~ kIuS kxus.. I'~
10 taAe tof etAa'sai
ptthJ erneeft ~ soGa iot ~ 'ooe
| In the Snytnesi ie"cnV %.-.a ~ t.,
LIZ Te&ot " eaI9 ~ ~ ~ -, - eh.,
! f.E"t nam c1mpeoa. Ae1 sAatu astA' "AsA
| la u Wstt koltt 90 Ne1. aa3 SA@s'
| stedJtsG tse1iea ~ - e. ~. ~, oonn,.s,nn.
round k,nselt aVn,.ts ~ hoat psss0asssoa'
/ AtS.t ib lt H- Wn:ea
\ "sA HAo 'os osAos<o'
~ :. trnsia ssm .aerrt~-s tefu morn niia-
| fHrrr .tiEs nv fr,er6 or foo
| f.hon.n who h1e 10 90 ara, wn'd like to kuowl
All Iirfrauxs fAbmtYxe1 Nhaa pHf brave d.
:enner
I Rnfo,rra nIs uttpnd1nops1 augyauaaet IS
1 Tne = i. nrrn ~n[ch ttlf4 the mood "
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The Hxw Kuropsan a.mbll1E Pl.e.a.

Prom tna Csx1espo. denes II tht Lan6on Tt.aes-
Midway between Nice and Aentont ate
two promontor1es j1tting out into the aedl-
te1raneAn- On one Of these Is = snaAl s9*a
and 1a,gt palace, on the other there
il + ha1bor xnd m ollse grove THIS u
Aon1co- The entire area Of the country
does not e1ceed nye thousand acres, one hatf
ct which are bk1rsn socks. Here The GfinA1-
dis haye 1e1zned ss lndepeadent soTeretgus
for centuries. They formerly made very
pretty thing ont Of pi1AcJ, but tAeS haTe
adapted themselv to the spirit OF the agr,
and derive good ineomo hon rambling
Establishment. The5 zule over The sland ofthe
cypress md nfrtle - but II this vegetation
really q II An emblem Of deeds that aEe done
in thelr cline" the 1ess Cline hss OF them
| The be.ter, tn moral point Of y1eE, tor the
cline eome twenty five years tRp that
| flourfsh1ng town Of Mfntonc called the
| Prince OF Monaco Its Lord, bus IT'S inhabi-
| tantA- cue morning 'reyolted Asa annexed
| themselves to tho then Klogdom OF Bar.l,nls.
| Fortunately for him, France, Haiy .ad Az: ~.
| tria Tell out, went TO NaF. 4nd settled fhelk
| 1ttle dittgrpces at solferino. Hentonc FAs
| han6ed oyer TO France. and the Pope OF
Monaco, while he still ret slued his soreseiGn'
tv oyer his TWO promonto<iea and hia onve
| proye. vas nade French Senator aud re-
ceiyed pene1on Of E8.GU Der annuu for an
oonncipE what be called bis rights oVe1
hui fo1tune had ssiil more. IN store 70,
him, The Sreat Monsieur Rsnc, the pstrJ1
SAINT Of Serene Traospareneiea In Germany
having coEae to tho conclusion that the 1elt
Of h}s operations might with advantage b
! extended 10 Italy, nado him IN otter O
Eotm Per aunum for the right to start
/ EAmblnF essAhlishmeat on Que Of tho pro
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Ipe gooks mine prrckfest, md when c9Gms ,fals
b1dne TO xet nine dinner l tecs qen VII
fo' dOu'. m .slk p,st,y pc mich spoat IL a!l dor y!e,
und vhen contsf ! mine supper se e. a,ss nsnIc
dishes under der shtova uud I getting p!sss1
mad al der vile. Den goes 10 ped, uao my
wi,o she goes to ped nlt her poots Oh. .,,i0a Ina
abe sb.eeps like . tstu pig. Yell, Hetnns
faru Iolttt ND lots oi dInks, und the gets
poo,y red In der face md knocks her hesa
agaiHst me, und tells her 10 90 a9Ay n3m @
mo again, uud abe don't 70 und shust daKe
htT by der threat upd bush her over, und !
yant TO know oofI you call this hitter. EN-
itf-Rfyott Tribune, A1rrh Il. :,
, 1869-03-14
4 RxruaFsk~ Hfe Woman.

The Paris correspondent Of the Ncr York
Torld says Of Princess Bacctochl, NApo.
1eon's Arss cousin, who died Eccantiy:
/: "HAd this Princess been born OF ahs other
sex, she had probably ran N hiatoIlcsi ca
reer. When in the morning OF life. she
planned, and carried nearly 70 e1scutiou, \
d2sinE echeme. 1t WIS nothing eliza than
running AHty from YicnuA With Napoleon a
son, Duke dc Re'chstadt, bringing hin to
Frsnte (then seething with tbs revolution Of
1SSo1, and procaaaminE him Emperor. She
had procured ser7sas xaS 90 closely r
could ea4ily hsre psased OF either ios
police hzd they attempted to thwstt her
scheme When the tinne Scr action csme, nuke
De Reichatads drew back aud refused to
play bis part Necessarily, sae scnene va
Paris Was her homc, she built cottAge at
Newly, whefe she xpcat mott Of the dsy
gupeftuiepdiuG tt4 extensive grounds. 8he
hxd The defecta ef hes good qualities sae
was abrupt, c-arse. ee1i wll1ed. Her only
son. Couns Cantrass, WIS chssmsng go1ng
gular wazznth OF Affection. Fond Of study,
he was fond Of books, af old or curtous OF
handsome editors. Unfortunately he bee une
alIpred to Change and met heavy Losses.
HIS MothtT paid them ouce OF twice toot
Without angry remonstrances j the Emperor
p&4H tQc{Q GlCt. 10Ey OCCURRED 3A&1At NteA
iheis amount was eaptiderehle. he shrxuk
from netng bis mother aud the Emperor, and
could discover no better course 70 pursue
than 10 pledge his life to bis ktndred-theat
Nere the last debts they should ever b called
to pay for him. So he b1ew out his brains
With Pistol. Il rn4y be mentioned - evil
| dence or bis ende1r1ng character that hi:
! mistress {thouxh. ! pa1islan actress AID 10
retteb no sooner heard OF his dcatu than aht
! determined to share bis fate. She took land
| a1um snd died. After the death OF her onl !
child under theas distressing circumstances
| Princess Bacclochi retired from th'
abodes Of men. sho PURCHASED . sea O
kaua IN \ portion Of Brittany, E!o9w.
II her own thoughts. There she built
| comfortable rnAnsiun md addressed hertei
| 10 the tA.k OF turning sand into arabic land
1t xas ardnoua, and 80 It eulted her al
wanted some engrosslng occupation to diver
her mind rom itseif. L1oor u Lethe. 81
| improved breeds OF cattle ~ well IS land
She Introduced tho bes+ Agricultural imple
| nents into that backwood province. She #
ceiFed = severe injury some time siace; o
| she was getting into her carnage the horse
ran of acd she WIS thrown Violently TO sh
ground. She wAs never we'll tftefwaId:
she VA obliged 10 abandon her active habit
md to lead eedeatary lis It Is probab1
her old so1rows returnsd. Al she cared f1
being In the g.4ve. her hold tn lie vi
loosened, and she gl1ded TO death cat {
shet. urWiniuKnets to struggle against II
easily conquered current
, 1869-03-14
41&At.

u II thfs Fast, to Keep
Ths ixrues l<xn
And clean
FIRM f4x Of n as Rud thsep2
ID T. 10 qnN tho clsh
u assh. yet s:ifI
To dll
The piaIter high alih dshf
Is It u GRst N hoat,
Or 1azR'a 70 20,
u chow
? a EcHtW4c: 1o1E Etr14utf
no "f14 taf., 10 doIe
ThygEt1l o. NhsAt
Ard meat
Unto the hung Eunl.
- l. II 10 lest rom stttNe,
From od dApAte
And hAte
To ctrcametsa t1y HE;
To shffe my stn,
Not b1n
And nats to keep thJ Lent r.
8N11qK
, 1869-03-14

|, u like hfs falhsr. th- rr1nte Of WAlesf &ldegt
spu y, d. All to be ~ U1fk4Ny hxud1ctHs. 1hA
f1inexsr l:sass u tka oely essatJ enaoe9 ses
Suyxl faSatfy.
, 1869-03-14

QllQ-1Q 1UEu Nk0AlC ueE4AYC0- EAScpt
one or two whom could name, md who arc
particularly anxious to wear his shoes"
said BAlruEton, thinking that certain REM
ihlsceuccs Of Yhlneas with regard 70 Mr.,
Bonaeen and othesa might optraee ~ strong
| " ~ any other consideration to make htm
! lave htA place. Lind Rrent1osd declared that
| he could not understand !&--shat he should
| ntd himself lost In arnazenent Il snch . N III
| IS his young 1ri~nd at1o Eed him .clf 10 be
led tnto the outer, wildeznea. oy such Al
tmia !}stxss Of light u this. Lnrd .nisip
laid down the uuFrltter 1ratltional law Of
I Eoteenmeut officials verv plasntr, 4 mAu
i. of1cc-in an oficn which really imposed
! upon him ~ much work ~ he con!d pos-
Silly do With credit 10 himself or bis caus
| -was ditre1 sd trons1ha necessity OF coz
wA for Sir Waiter MoTrison 10 hare
COZ science about Irish tepant.r1xbt,
~ no doubt he had dust n
PhiceAa Fun had consctenee aoour
earadA, Ard jstna!cs, and tho CApe. Bar
nnEton Eeso was very strong about p.rties
in general aud painted tho oomEorts Of ofn
clal position Ia glowing color&. Bat l thiak
that thc two 1aales wcrr mora edlcAcfona thu
cyeu their male relatives in tbs arguments
which they used.
among ~" sald Lady Uantrip.. lookup ii
..Af. Finn kpo~s," said Lady Lanrs
" that since be arst. came Into F1riiamen
| hkva AlW1ya oeAeEed N hts success Aht
. hare beeo rerT proud to see r.
. "We shall weep over him. as over fA1leu
] angel, II he leaves u.s." said lady Cxntrp
$ ii Won't saE taz.l Will weep" said Laura
"but do not know Anything Of the hct
I that would 10 truly make nc unh1ppJ."
= Hha1 wAa he to say Ia answer to Applica
). tons 70 battertug and so pressing! III
Z would have satd nothlne, had tosi beeu pos
+ kible. but be fslt himself OBLIGED TO reply
: He replied very wcAkiy-of course. not insti
!, fyiog himself, bus declaring that, =, be ha
d gone 70 far, he mast 70 farther. He nus
+. ! VOTE for the measure nov. Bath his chls
I and Bayrington Eslt proved, or attempted +
- prove, that be WAS wrong in this. OF couzs
4, be would not speak on tho ucssurc, md
e vote for his party wou'd probably b Above
y 10 pass without notice, One or two nex
10 papess might perhaps attack him bat wh
!. public man csrod for euch attacks as those
HIs whole party would h*nx By h1uu, aud
thst ho would dnd ample c1nsosAtto
ot Phtne&s conld ooly say that he would thin
Of ls-and this he ta,d In 10 irreso}ute 1o'
4. q 'xeioe that all tha rueu theu prrte,
re believed thai ht was EEiped. Tho Two sad!e
hovc<e9, ware Of Z different opduio
se .In spite Of 10 yth5n9 tAat anybody may ~
hs viii Do rhst ~ shinh eixht Nhea Y
, 1869-03-14

"a 11tt number q fh8 L0n0Dn 4k9z4dKM hR1
the al cdo<e OF Gems: ii Grant. !:
rrne IN .ital md much esteem ID Qopno3oto Il
no In Dsrsdxp sna was Gucat 1t ma dim r.
:This u sac mention d Ia sue L1odou 4fasaa.
IN, III III know of the accidental I'd 5pt1oa pi
the uk,na OF ~ 1ssei," ~ aPp.bed 70 thn 1e1csat
, 1869-02-16

However, we trust the question will be
decided simply on its merits. IF st. Tho
mas is worth anything at all, it is clearly
worth seven millions. IF we do need a
station in the Gulf, that or the Bay of
SANTANA is undoubtedly the bes: that can
now be had. 1t is a simple question of
relative needs and means.