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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-02
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

AcT1ON OF THE CUTICLE OF PLANTS-h' D,'i
thelepy has applied the principle OF osmosis ID eA
plant respiration. In plants there exists su'o.
has chemical composition and physical Hd az Inc
svlSN s t6e UdeT surface Of leaves AZ the ~ ne
,to 81 oxygen "a greatest when snnnght i ,Ijs nv
nppeT surface OF leaves, BaFtheley ia through the
pPs,, that the respiration takes place tni
oniicle of the upper surface, whhe me i nitrccen
of the under surface perhaps absorb oni' Ni'iOh01
80 opc,,ys OF CRUsTACEA.-Sir John
- g, d,scoursipg on Crustaoes, says; we 90 nv
.1aSo,,,d boyy they see smell, hear; nor are en,
,, entirely agreed as 70 the function or t oders
tp III the antcune This interesting
t roIising field for study, and Wouo me-
most fenfion OF entomoOgsts to ne decapod
NOR by Hensen, the auditory St Se otothes IN the
oTdtorv sacs OF shrmps are ioIcIi s 81 iSslC He
sand introduced into the oTgaIb y blazing shrimp in III
oS water without any sand Dut WIN had moulted he
acid Three hours aeoaaned many Of these eGysSS
NJ Uepsen has also shown tha eaN bratjon by par
enc Is 80 ia nrobaby determined ny tle atv
and thickness Of the haT throw particular hairs into
saOSN yibTsuop While those arounu 'A'"A
fectly stin. puoe TvndaU. in a
DouRLE REFRACTIoN.-Prot' Iyhua.I, -
-, 1aot,re .. on Light" at the Royal INSTITUTION "
49,, inns very clearly explains the phenomenon -
~ ToubIe Refraction according 70 the theory abiShv
1,inons effects are the result OF undulaon sce and
at,vats Oh uonderable natter In air, Walei az
welannealed glass, luminnierOus etSI in tbe mole
,cjtv i'm an directions. There Is notnln3 IN b tbe
easeiy , NJ these substances to interfere VIII NV
oeTiec1 hohogeuiey Of the ether BSt "e e tbe mole
stiizcs 10 ice the case Is Oherent leLo o iran "a
49, 90 constrained by their proper forces 10 T are
ibemseIyes in certain determined mSnet than in
closer together in some diIecuOlls ore,
ntber Tb arrangement Of the molecules Stdr which
VII. e, an arrangement Of the surrounding etnet ,H Az
VIZ. ~ 1 ~ nossess different degrees Of elasucly III ~
eren directions In plate Of ice TUr to the
Z ~ freezng is different from its elasticity ~ Piad
parallel to the same surface This dlnerenCe 10
In STRIKING manner 10y Iceland SPAR WHICH - " SS,yr
iizsd carbo1ate of lime; and IN consequence VI ~
ent elasticies wave Of light passing % the
greater elasticity aud tho other slow me
Tie lesser elasticity Where the velocity Is Icy he re-
faction is reatest Hence in Iceland spar as We have
Two waves moving with different ye9elueSs Ser mum
S",hIo rcfrocfion This also true OF the ee,te aa
Der of crVstallno bodies If the grouping OF te h in
e no nor I'M m directions alike, the ether WIN hot 10 M
ali S1rect0Ss equally elastic and double refracuoh WIZ
ipfallibly result"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-02

All who;hnve real estate for sale or TO iet'
and those desiring to purchase or rent such property
win find IL to their 20 advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other news
paper and In addition TO this advantage IHE lhbuHE
win be found not only NewYork and all s cities ana
yages but In every State and Territory throughout the
Union Tha advertisement should be a. brief as VIII
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear 10 tho
reader We would especially dwell on tho fact that tho
subscTbers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Day
semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals In every
business professions consequently advertisements In each
are read by all classes The TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention to reports OF sales Of real estate both In city
and country adding greatly TO the value OF Its col
umns as am advertising medium. The charges for adyer-
sIne are az follows DAILY TRIBUNE, % cents per limo
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE y per line; SEMI
WFTKIY TRBuKE. 25 cents per line About ten words OF
our wide columns average line. Terms cash In advance
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TEKAsURT DEPAErNEST.
oJyicE or rsE SUPERVIlSG AKcHITEor july 10. ias9
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received unit


oJJicH or rsE SUPEEJlIlSG AEcHUEcT, JulJ ~ las9
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
~ H. 1869 M furnishing aud delivering at The site Of The Ne"
Post Omee Yoi In such Quantities md IT sneh tunes b, re-
qlfsd f0 feet Of lmenoa GRANITE, clear 10
color aud nee from stains The stones VII hyeAgo ~
will be
Nena aBd according Seheiue OF Ees he furnished hereafter
furnishing aud delivering above 800 cubic yd.
GRANITE LIMESTONE North River RI BBLK be fat
the bed SOUND and breaking With clean fracture
be bond t0Htan ls than cubic feet AMI
contain lea than cubic feet he less than sesi thick
Also 300 yds Of hard duble STONE broken
the Of heuT eggs, tuitabls for eoHcrete.
will be made BY the cubic foot aud yard and Will be rendered
srttely for dimsBsiou stone. ruhhls, and concrete
Payments BE- made mon,hT upon delivery and acceptance Of The
goDt by the Supsring Architect bis dsducinN
until the hnkl comp sioB Of the ooHtaci,
al bids must be accompanied penal bond In the Of (eoooo
tea thousand dollars that the bidder will aud perform the
avArded hnbe saeBcy oi the security be certified the
Difirc, the Dsrc, where the bidder resides
Ths Department the night reject all BIDS u be
deemed Tor the uft Of the Government TO do and b that
does conform rpset th Advertisement v not be
EdeTed.
Proposal. be indOr'ed Proposals Tor Dimension Bubble aud
Concrete stoDe"
Bddert Dimension Stone will Iubu IN an sample Of the
they bid o6 inches enbe showing the different styles Of cutting
suitable TO- aud showing the quality Of the material
A. b. hULLETT, Supervising Areelteet.
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Gitg proptrtg TO GIT.

TWO STORES TO LET In the Tribune Build
ing, HOa and sRBUcBsr Also the entire SECOND FLOOR
sIsudiuE over Nos aud power The buag ire
proof Apply at The Trbsns oGee
DIX CHURCH-ST. NEW STORE and
BASEMENT 251T5 feet 400 permouh also Front
OFFICE LET 2oI feet rent SIS month also rear ha oh
month. 10 story brick baldng No a2 Upper
Pesrlst, Broadway. ALEXANDER hNOA'
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Eitp StaI esiat, for SAX.
Etuoklpn StaI Gstat, for SaIt.

EOR SALE-One of the most desirable places
IN Brooklyn. b,ibg The third house east o. FhhaIe in kuth II
consisting HOUSE built ~ brick % slusrc With all modern
improvement and TEN Lofs o. GROUND covered with isit and
wiihu
For particulars nqaire Of J. oATMAN 90 the premises
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yunsts anN 4anns Iurt,N.

yonsts anS farms TIarttS.
DARN WANTED-50 to 100 acres, with
New Brunswick shressbuTy
j. or In The vicinity Babylon L. for which broE1
~ would be 10 payment Send nall paFt
cuars to NJ A. rutland Co. No 5 Beekmanst, heu lorE
L AND aud BUILDINGS WANTED, cOnye-
supply and for shipping for large mannise
tug Cheap bulldogs will Reasonable rent With
privilege Of parehaso Address with particular IRON "ohhs,
Herald 06ce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-02

ET-0RENCE MARRYAT's SIX NOVELS are
II Summer reading you can buy IS eeDts buys each one a. any
newsjessrs OF by matt from LORlHG, Publisher, Boston.
EGYPT ARMING THE REVOLUTION IN
r. TIRoPR Read MANIFEST DESTINY Price 20 cents for
ale nv Author and Publisher Dr. EATON No Il seeoGd hooI no -
BroadwaT FOWLER WELLS $3.50 BroadWay aud oiher
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gursts, 6aniagts, &t,

CTYLISH BAY MARE FOR SALE, cheap,
- loGsd. and Kind suitable for Ladies PsOH Apply VAN
TINES Stables, No N3 East TenihSt
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gung lsIanS HtaI GsIat, for Sak.
altsteb,stu counip Seal estate for Sale.

GREAT BARGAIN-FOr q desirable place
~ RYE Eve wak nom Mamaroueok depot. n
purchased Immediately good houIe carriage house, Of aud
plenty u fruit and shade good locaoni terms s. A.
sPBSCBR owner No 23l Granast
V0NKERS-A splendid French roof HOUSE;
only tl300i the Ioahis worth sgoOo UMANs loHkea
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Iflusital Snstrurunts.

,1TrCIC
DRASS BAND lNSIRU s anu h NJ t.,o-
plaoe n. Y =.
IF YOU want a good PIANO, cheap, call at
ii l. CUMMINGS WAeroom, No = Unlons4u,te. ss ~
staments OF rented any suit customers Only o'A
fore you decide elsewhere
DIANOS, MELODEONS, and ORGANSw
p-ss greatly reduced cash New TOetA'e RAJ e
msisis for 77S and upward New csbae. orn, T StI ,,s
Secondhand instruments IRON eP 70 80, Droad
nepu received and instruments for reuL "aTsfoo@' No. ~
way HORACE WATERS.
CCHREIBER CORNETS and BAND lNSi K ~,
y HRSs are rapidly adopted bfi in ever Issph
ing 1853 large number Of sets subject 70 I On SJ sye
Nst aglf Sf bas returned, all have been aoeepu
ereat sathon New factory nov In Doe fennss e5Se
On application J. PAIbLARD Co., Agents NO. ooO pIol
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at6 -Srstp Sal 6stair for Sale.

A ORANGE, n. J.-VILLAS, VILLA SITES
N aud FARMS great variety beautifully situated one boar from
The season or year b. BLACKWELL SMITH No. J Boidwsy
Hswiork To ma M Orange Main snd Contests sto6
ALL WANTING FARMS-GOod soil, mild
"a climate u miles iouh Of Philadelphia Price only s23
Also nproItd hmA Hundreds are eibg Information seat free
Address @ X LANDlS Niue,and New'Jersey.
A MAGNIFICENT FARM of 225 acres supe-
modious dwellings With snsbe oubndugs perfect orderi 1900
grapes 400 fut trees Of all Lmd hundreds Of ornamental trees
beautiful 6 arn will exchange Tor Nesiok property
}, s FERGUSON, No % Nassau at Room No. -
NOR HOMES, in Jersey, call on BALDWIN,
IL opposite ~ T. X II Depot no u BroAdst, Newark Nj
DOR SALE, at q bargain, new HOUSES
aud LOTS and vacant ots each 25IoO r., side llaon
CITY ~ Gefmaua ave- luubots, houses twOsoTy base
msot sod cellar splendid View price 500 for all Inquire O. BIZ
DOR SALE, at u Bargam-FACT0RY PROP
ERTY 75IO0 IS horse power engine boiler &e Address O. L.
KgLLAM. EiIabsthPor, N. J.
JENKINS & WAY, at NEW BRUNSWICK,
j. Offices oppo, Depot and at No. 20 Neonst, have
to SELL me following property m description seat n desired
Pam No near station os full stocked With horses cat
Farm No H. yards from Princeton Station well calculated to
up OF acres $1,000. $1,000 eau remain.
Pm No IL, 10 acres II cultivated miles depot S9oOo $1,000
Farm No 7 ,p.rdd house ~ miles depot acres wood
balance cultivated. sR2.0O0. s7ooO remain.
Farm No 20 cultivated In wood mile depot house
Farm No. a. "a Is' all 10 E, miles depot $4,000 $4,000
Psrm No. a. CO acres minutes 6on j. Central depot, art
elias, farm, 4 serei wood. &l60o0
Pam No as 90 Eere 50 sPPt rss 900 peach trees $1,000
Farm Mo- g. 20 acres 10 village 50 acres cultivated mile
from depot 70 mites from exchange for Brooklyn property
Cash price : 10 OO0
Bodsss Hotel for sale formerly famous as sss Hois opposite
the H. depot New BrunsNek ~ j. will exchange for fArn
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c.,. and other Political Statistics The following iououu
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,i Elections having developed popular uprising uo
W. Rnren dntsty which seemed
REGISTER fJS5
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Watbintg.
Qutitis Of gsnhrxpttV.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
~ STATES FOR IllB EASTERN DISTRICT oP PgNNSYI,
vASA-TIoMAS SLATER SMITH QaIe eopstnsr irm Of
Levitt Smith Co, TO d. H. Levitt Co. and r. Slater
saith Col Of Philadelphia 6Aaknpt having petoped ior his
charge Ameeng OF creditors viii be held the 18th day August
2Iclock before Register Edwin r. az
No CTS Wsnutt Philadelphia that the examination said
be finished and bnsness Of
tons n aud 20 OF the act Of Congress trRHsaeled
The HgAeT will cer whether the bankrupt has conrned his
duy hearing will also be had Wednesday August 3 1889 before
Court at Philadelphia, at 10 O'clock Wksn parties Interested
may show against the discharge -.
., Witness tho Honorable John CadwAadeT Judge and sea Of
the Court a. Philadelphia, July H. 1869
.HHE a (u.rE
Attest BpwH r. CEAls Register
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-02

DLANS, and SEALED PROPOSALS for tho
erection Of substantial SHEDDING Pier No ~ sHd the
North Battery Of HabsHt, North River invited By the
urergped detailed nnsoH be prooured heJ
subntted O'Clock WEDNESDAY morning Anggst
should be descriptions OF BIDS M iron SIDES end
xoodeu sides: garsli furnish al labor
material hBth TIE btotr September Is Reisept
dei.red JOHN WHITAKER,
General Agent Empire TtausFt Company,
Pier No. 10 North RIVER
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Proposals.
TsElsUR1 DErlrr..sI. Ass''i ,. l'sa

TEKLsuRI DEPGErsHsT. Asgnsi p 1884
PROPOSALS FOR STAIlONEkl 49, 81 sealed aleu-
eutng Jane % l5p si be eF'1
mis- Depamept p day Of Sspt0tlef ls AZ oe0ek m
BIsnI forms for bddng vii bs aruished upon aPpheihen
me lids viii considered anil accepted o. rejected item ~ en
Co1raets be executed The saee'iias eads' Nla A GAYS
amer being called npon 20 70 do =, 90 49,
TIE rear quantities 10 orders from The Department Toe
entire will be called for daring THE
Zach proposal must be Sne BY The utIdu o. fm HAfns lhd
be bond with uneut tets the Of lea
thousand Dollars 0 approved BY United states ohe d NE
reside do buiusss fOnn 70 be nr
nb bv The Depames conditioned the creation u eoutra
FOR furnishing portion the articles be awarded under H.
Anat ~ perfor Of the sAms
All deliveries m Be subject inspection BY an sIPeH detailed of %.
purpose Secretary Treasury add TIE detcy AZ o"r
VII be deemed suhsu - aHnu 'be contract al NE oa
D.,sss must free Of charge The Treasury Departures; Wash
layton. -,.----,-.-, IN, -. :.
rate a. forare entire psn 81 the bond o. The heretaU
The Treasu the parchase maet OF such qunt
ties Of articles shall Be supply The dehdshey sn,d
such failure The contractors my osntum u TOE
price ,Lal be found necessary 70 pU for 'ah sHeea .
Pfoposs By sAioTJ tnf VII not be eoudd
or dealers IN. the art1clsL OEokoE s. BOL NELl1
\ q b. Irrs
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nr6o-Sustu g,aI Gstutr for Salt.

S0O OOO d EARN Of 1sS . acIe ss.5 in Es
w IA rooms; holds 50 tuns ofhay; stables ~
he tails The proposed MIDLAND Railroad VII run Isry near f1
RlAS S P Ss M R. r. Depot No 72 Broadst Newark
a FEW LOANS can be negotiated on first
"A class Ne"'s'eM MORRISON HALL Ma. ls3 Broadway NY
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6onutru BtaI Gstutr for Salr.

~ cpDINC VALLEY, N. Y, 80 miles from
n cG FARM good nonse 1nS ostS1 dSgs iEs o
artH ~ sman rut stream Of water running tnioa
charts ana Peu dsnot, puee 5000 Apply 10 W HAlGhT
No. rs Csdarst
DOR SALE. ,r,covv LINEN MILL.
ai sboye Troy the village Of Hats Faa IormsV
connected by the Troy apo bGs'oa
about two hundred beise power
a., bs nsveribg Hooe River Collins Hheei now ~ ~ Iii
TOM o main nIapg very substantial brick aud slate roofs osls
ssl three stories Inside measurement 10 N Sst6
IN la inches; IL feet ceilings brick wing asneu ~ 40
.s Nv 20 feet inches; twosoy attic aud basement store % 81
Dye House, one nooI
set h nv II FEET inches with IL power HasOns patent
Boiler contained therein 80 ....r
Seven double Houses brick and slate T0o low ""
snbstantlsl aud good. ........Ir
tune theyv will
For further particulars inquire Of - -, p.oa.v N
W. A Trinity Buildings, No. III broad"y w. 10
"SO' ~ i - AMOS BRIGGS. .
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Auriuu Sails Of 8tal estate.
J. JoHssoY IT, Aueuspeer
by JOHNSON & MILLER, '
ID AUCTGONBRRs AND .
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No rs EAsAU.sT., COR CEDAR-sr, Ew'foRE 4. -,
CITY Reuces Stores Country Seats and Yarns bongbt ca
rented exchanged LoaBs negotiated Auction sales o. FaIntas
o. X. PERSON. Auetoheer -.
DYA. d. MELIiCK, jr., g. BRO, Auction
TUESDAY, AUGUST 3,
....... at ~ M,
ABSOLUTE SALE.
By order Of J. r. GILMORE. esq, Of
73 VERY DESIRABLE VILLA PLOTS,
AT ORANGE, n. j.,
and within eve minues and Orange VALLEY stations
rom which daily s. minutes from New ORR ~
The Morris Railroad These Lots situated tne center
Of TIIB LOVELY ORANGE VALLEY are nice shaded And lt
pi, III elegant residences MessFS Cha Could John g. Vose
And maBy other pfominsut Hew-York business meG . .
Also day % VILLA PLOTS four mnutes wax ron
THB BRICK CHURCH STATION 80 minutes from newt orr ana
Rak from the Newark horse cars Chucnes SCHOOLS
and Stores surrounded By the best mnroeent IN Oan
There will offered desirable Residence, I lot oo1S
vlth great Abundance h shade and ornamental shubbey
THIS has aken place Orange and great
will be made BY the and aBetone 70 make one Of
he most sales Of the Special train
Baas at 10y O'clock m Free passes H pc
given TO personal apphc0n no nouee keu
tachGs will be eject all suspicious characters and boys
collation. will be furnished before the sale For Railroad passes Maps
fall particulars apply at the omee Of the AaoaeeTs Ne % Phs
st.. NsN.YoTk
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dtathtrs.

YOUNG lady having several yG sn, AgacH
~ ,ps in teaching wishes position b iyo it'y, nr, and
A. FSTiisH BRANCHES or FRENCH spea ~ 80. ~ " r.
sperty Htbtst testmonias gwen Address !" III ' " "" "
SeAl AitebOro. Pa - r a
A TEACHER a college graduate, i9r la
"A wears Principal Of srsteas gIn@T sehO Ia. sS ~ ns"
Of Hartford Public High SssS9 % TEACHER Of grammar high
school address W C GINN, We.tPoIt, Sooa -
TTEACHFR WANTED.--A competent male
~ ciio e,pabe % Instruction IN The constructive
elements Of the Rngsb Plsn.s 5Si, r MSSs po
GBRMAHA AMERICAN sCHOOb VT "OiAAiS'-'''
once. wstiehsster County \. !. ~
TTIE1CHERS WANTING AUTUMN ,; EN-.
61Spu lrs ,boud Amer. School Institutes cation
GAShhLd Enable teachers Is good Wanted specially Gas
s I M,bas, and Military Teachers for iT'teS 'hoo' aso
Ladies for Music French '.l scYHRMBRHoRS No BOud
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-11

The MONUMENT. EARLY in the sum-
mer the organization known as &C The
Soldiers and Sailors Monumental
Union" was recognized in this city,
and although considerable sums of mo-
ney was subscribed, yet we do not hear
the day announced on which the corner
stone is to be laid. In many other pla-
ces throughout the State, handsome
monuments have been erected to the
memory of the brave JerseYmen who
gave their lives to their country. AT
Paterson, Bordentown, Newark, Cam
den, and several other places, this is
the case Our citizens are excellent in
proposing big things Some of them
have fertile imagination i'll this respect.
Now we know as well as other people,
that as a general thing any enterprise
that is not certain to have money in it
does not meet with much favor. We
suppose that this is as much the case in
Elizabeth as anywhere else, and 1t is
for this reason, among others, that we
wish to see our beautiful and thriving
city go ahead of the rest of creation.
We have many fine sites for II monu-
ment here, but the first thing needed is
money, and now that our people of lei,
sure and wealth are returning from
SUNNI vacation, now that money is
getting easier, we hope the gentlemen
who have the subscription papers i'll
charge will the importance of the work
and proceed in soliciting and collecting,
80 that the monument may be ordered
before the frosts of winter set in. Let
not the good work cease until the fullest
success has crowned the noble underta-
king.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-11
Fire at Orange,

On Monday. at about 81 p. m, a
barn belonging to Mr.. John DAILY, on
the corner of Stetson and South Valley
streets, near Valley Station, was discov-
cred in flames. Before the arrival of
the firemen the fire had reached the
residence of Mr. DAILY and the house of
Mr.. Moses Allen, and both were burn
ed, together with Mr.. Aliens barn ad-
joining, whence the flames soon spread
to tenement occupied by the families
of Mr.. Murphy and Mr.. Henry Leppitt
which was also destroyed. The latter
building was owned by Mrs. Sarah
Shay. The Fire Department was in
strumental in saving adjoining buildings
but very little of the furniture of the
burning tenements could be rescued.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-08-11

The following is translation of the
address which Bishop Bayley of New
ark is to present to the Pope, on his
arrival at Rome:
:" 1t will shortly be the happiness of
our Right Rev. Bishop, of that Bishop
whom you appointed to fill the See
created also by yourself, to approach
your sacred person as one of those
whom you have called from far and
near, from the oldest Sees of Europe
and Asia, to the more recent ones, so
many of which have been erected by
yourself during these four and twenty
years that God has spared you to feed
the sheep and the lambs of Christ's
flock, to take part in the acts of the
Nineteenth General Council of the
Church. which will be the crown of
your memorable Pontifcation. He
bears with him the Offering of our
flocks, which, in obedience to his com
mands, we have gathered as the evil
dence of their love and devotion, not
only to the Holy See and to the office
of Peter, but to yourself. who, for so
many years, have filed that See, and
discharged that Office, in manner
which certainly has not been excelled
and rarely been equalled by any of your
predecessors. With it we desire that
he should bear some slight expression
of the veneration and love that fills
our hearts and the hearts of our peo.
pie, towards yourself and the See of
Peter, the centre of unity, and the
rock upon which the infallible Church
of Jesus Christ has been built. No
where is that veneration deeper, or
that love more profound, and we can
assure you that of the millions who
recognize your sway, sympathise with
your sorrows, admire your virtues and
your courage, and bless God for the
institution of the Papacy, there are
none who do so more fervently and
more sincerely than your children,
priests, and people, of the Diocese to
which it is orr happiness to belong.