Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-11-11

boa1ty, = tfu5tse Tor the Lord and Ma
tor, and II Obedience to that idea his
bensfactionS were made, and be used :
singular wisdom in the objects and man-
ner Of his charities. His remembrance of
the plAoes that were associated with his
boyhoods labors or studies, was singu-
larry beautiful. he seemed to desire to
bless the whole way his feet had trod.
and It was in obedience to this sacred
sentiment that Thetford received gift
Of Eve thousand dollars for a public
library. Such a generosity as his needs
no comment. Words are feeble to illus
trate or commend it. His example, his
character and the honor and regret that
the world bestows upon his PROSTATE
form, show how much greater is gener-
osity than selfshness, Of how wider and
more glorious repute is distribution than
accumulation, how more illustrious man
is for what he gives than for what he
grasps aud holds. The consciousness OF
supreme love and kindness and liberality
was his heritage while he lived, and his
tory will embalm his name and memory
alongside of hers who cast into the treas
ury the might that was all her living. He
1 haf>va ho II &hnx
his testamentary legacies win be of small
amount and of little thought to the world.
The future generations who will profit by
his benefcence will commemorate him
when the names of kings and Statesmen
and warriors will be as the small dust of
the balance, or remembered only with re-
proach or execration. Let us write after
his pane the words, "The Great Giver of
the World"
EUROPE. A Trieste dispatch says
armed resistance in Cattaro and Budua,
DaImatia, had been entirely suppressed
Victoria has ordered that funeral SER
vices over the remains of Mr. Peabody
shall be held in Westminster Abbey on
Friday, Nov. 10.
"A Paris dispatch says, an unknown
man was arrested at Compiegne, on Sun
day, who was found to be armed, and who
declared that it was his intention to assas-
sinate the Emperor.
The son of the Emir of Bokhara has
arrived in st. Petersburg, and received
gracious welcome from the Emperor, who
expressed the hope that the friendly rela-
tons with Bokhara should never be in
terruptcd.
1t is reported that through the efforts
OF foreign representatives at Constantine
pie, there is prospect that the Darda-
nelles will BIO thrown open to the COM
mercial marine of the world, the Sultan
having shown a disposition to concede
this privilege.
There is much anxiety felt in Paris
as to the condition of the King of Italy,
as NO advices were received from Flor
ence yesterday. According TO- the Paris
Presse, the Ministers of War and Marine
have consulted the Emperor as to the ac-
ton to be taken in the event of the death
OF the King, as Mazzinian instructions are
feared.
The expected publication of a man
ifesto Of the Ex-Queen Isabella of Spain
abdicating in favor of her son, the Prince
OF Asturias. a Madrid dispatch says, was
countermaded at the last moment by
telegram from the Ex-Queen in Paris.
At the funeral of Risgo in Madrid yes
terday cries of "Viva Republica' were
instantly suppressed "by the bystanders."
e PRINTED handbill, from the Chief Of
Police of Pithole City, Pa, offers $50 re-
ward, for information that will lead to
the arrest of George + Wood, formerly a