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FINANCIAL.
N. Frequei, the Agent of the ROths-
chiIds.

LOUISVILLE October l6.-Nearly all
your cotemp0raries have to-day seen
a letter purperting to be from NJ. Ere
quet, dated New York, to friend in
this city, IN which he makes use OF
tile following language:
"The proposition and correspond
ence relative thereto has been con-
Quoted by me directly with the Presi-
dent, ut his request. The public an
nouncement in the Heraid was evil
IDENTIFY the result of jealousy on the
part of the Secretary OF the Treasury,
who had not been consulted in the
matter. / return to France tO-mOF-
row, but yet believe the matter will
be successfully carried out"
NJ. Frequet is said to be a partner in
Rothschilds' banking house, and was
for many years the spirit of their Paris
firm. The President being out of
town at present, of course / have no
means of ascertaining whether NJ.
Frequet had any correspondence with
the head of the Government on the
subject.
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CONTESTED ELECTION. !
Decision of the Judges of the Com
mon Pleas of Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ia ma
jOrity of the Judges of the Court Of
Common Pleas have pronounced a de-
pisiOa in the contested election case OF
1868. The opinion details many
frauds committed, and throws out two
divisions OF the Fourth ward, with
portions OF the votes in other diVis.
ions; and calls upon the Attorney
General 10 prosecute the authors OF
the frauds, especially those committed
by the election officers. The decision
shows Mayor Fox to have received
sixty-eight majority of the legal votes,
while all the other Republican city
officers are declared duly elected, thus
throwing out the Democratic incum-
bents. Judge Ludlow dissented from
the decision, and read his opinion
at great length.
After the reading of the decision Ia
She contested election, notice was CIV
en- of the writ of certordigi to the Su-
preme Court. This viii raise the
question of the Jurisdiction OF the
Court OF Common Pleas only, and will
not open any discuss ON the merits
of the election.
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FOREIGN.
Prince de la Tours---s Saint BsaVe-..-
The Spanish Revolution,
The Foley Of the Emp;re---Reply
to the SiCkles Note.

MADRID, October l6.-The sessions
Of the Cortes have been suspended.
PARIS, October IG.-There is a rT-
NOR current that owing TO the illness
of the Prince de la Tours, Secretary of
Foreign Affairs, he will lie cOmpelled
to relinquish his Office.
The threatened strike of the mer-
chants clerks of this city has CON-
menced, but has not become general.
The remains of Charles Augustine,
Saint Bauve, were inferred this morn
ing without any religious ceremony.
A dispatch from Madrid states that
the Republican leaders, Salvaehra and
Paulo, are Ia the lieighbnrhood of Ma
laaa, pr0claiming the Republic.
PARIS, October lathe Steele to-
day has a general review of the policy
ofthe Empire. Erannee, the sStecte
says, continues to guard the temporal
power Of the Pope, contrary to agree
ment, and mounts guard around the
council in which Jesuits propose again
TO outrage modern society. No expla-
nations are offered. Equal ignorance
is suffered to exist as to what counsels
have been given to the present rulers
of Spain, but we know that the sus-
pensien of constitutional liberties In
that country, COMEDIES with Gen.
Prim's return from Paris.
The Steele asks the reasons for the
appointment Of Gen. Fleurry as EN-
bassador to 81. Petersburg, and con-
tinues; 'sThe moment has arrived
when France wishes to know some
thing about foreign as well as her
home policy; to know the end pur-
sued--whether peace or war. AT this
crisis the adjournment of the Corps
was an act of supreme impoliey. 1n
these and other question: clear and
precise explanations are required
which the Government alone can
give, since its foreign policy Is still d.
reeted by the unhappy traditions Of tii-
plomatic mystery and State secrets.
LONDON, October ia Madrid let
ter publlshed here, states that the
railroads and telegraph lines are de.
Btroyed for great distance around
that city.
Late aavices have been received
from Fernando Pc, aud the volcano
ln the Cameron range on the main
land near that island, wns IN an active
state of eruption.
MADRID, 0ctobef Is ~ Naiencia still
Aolds 0ut against the national troops
ls..s atteeks how ever win begin tiiil
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FATHER HYAelETHE.
The Distinguished Catholic Priest
Who is Threatened with
Accommodation.


Although still comparatively young,
Pefe Hyacinthe stands among the
chief pulpit forces Of the Romish
Church. Joining the order Of bare
footed Carmelites, he speedily won
distinction by his scholarship and his
culture, no less than by his extraordi-
nary power Of speech. At an early
kaei he promised to add a bright star
to the galaxy Of French pulpit elo-
quence. But, from the time OF his
first utterances, he was regarded with
suspicious giances by leading dignita-
ries OF Rome. he was seen 20 be
united with Liberalism. His words
had not that tone Of absolute submits
sion 60 the Holy See which is now
coveted by the most powerful among
the priests Of France. On France, al
most as much as on Ireland, the III
tranontane party had laid its grasp.
Much ofthe power which the Jesuifs
have more than once lost in that
country they have won back. Such
dioceses as that Of Orleans are ruled
with \ rod Of iron, in accordance with
the dictates of the Oltramontane
creed: and the prelates who represent
the old Liberalism Of France, inspire
In men like Bishop Dupanloup much
Tie same hostility with which the ex-
frelne High Church dignitaries oi
England regard their extreme Bread
Gharen riyais.
7Sbe rItTaEnontane party, however,
have been forced 10 hsht a hard battle
with their Liberal foactz. They have
lad % contend with 2 band Of men to
whom nature had given extraordi dinary
intellectual Cffts, and Whce pIetg Il
vas esIposslb BE for the iealQssy Of or
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FROM VARIOUS POINTS.
Murder---A Prediction Robbery
Davis and Farragut.
Louisiana Legislature Election Re
turns.
Death of Ex-Governor Ritter---Re
ports of Cabinet Officers.

BALTIMORE, October 16.-Jeffers0n
Davis was a passenger on steamer
for New Orleans from here to-day.
PHILADELPHIA, October lG.-The
official count in twenty counties gives
Packer y, l23 majority in those coun-
ties; other counties yet to hear from.
CHICAGO, October 16.-Admiral Far
ragut is much easier this evening,
which has renewed the hope of his
recovery. His iron will sustains him
in his severe sickness, but his bodily
strength is very small.
New YORK, October lG.-Henry
Bostwick, boarder at the Salisbury
Hotel, in Salisbury, Conn, shot Mr..
Halstead, proprietor of the hotel, in a
dispute about board bill. Haistead
was instantly killed, and his murderer
arrested.
Professor HOugh, chief of the Astro-
nomical Department of Dudley Obser-
vatOry, Albany, has predicted that
before next Tuesday we shall have
eight inches more of rain, and that
the water in the Hudson river and
creeks viii attain even a greater hight
than in 1857.
A forger, David Marsh, alias Henry
Miller, was sentenced to four years
mprisonment, yesterday, for having
altered a certified check on the Ocean
National Bank, defrauding a Wall
stree. broker out of sixteen thousand
dollars in gold by means of the Ope-
ration.
NI,,y Oprp.,ys Oo+obo. tc c.
Yarmouth will call an extra session
of the General Assembly, to meet the
first of December, at Mechanics In
stitute. B
PHILADELPHIA, October 16.-We
have all the counties officially report
ell bat Butler, Potter and Juanita,
and taking these at the figures report
ed Thursday, shows Geary's majority
1862.
WAsHINGTON, October IG.-A Cabi-
net meeting was held to-day, but only
for the transaction of ordinary bllsf-
ness. All the members were present
except the Secretary Of War.
Receipts of fractional currency for
the week were 81 1872, 100; shipments,
SIS, 200; destroyed, S22G, ,7O6.
CARLISLE, PA, October lex
Gov. Ritter died to-day, in the Goth
year of his age.
WASHINGTON, October 1G.-Several
chiefs of BnreauX have already COM
pleted their annual reports, and for
warded them to the Heads Of depart
ments. Others are engaged in the
same work. The Cabinet officers have
made little if any progress in the pre-
paration of their animal reports.
CHICAGO, October 16.-Admiral
Faragut has greatly improved, and
his physicians have strong hopes that
ne will iullY recover his health. .
CINCINNATI, October 16.-The Off
cial returns Of Hamilton county give
Hayes 1880, and Pendleton 1924.
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ECUMENlCAL COUNCIL.
Departure of Church Dignitarlss for
Rome.

BALTIMORE, October 16.-MOst Rev
erend NJ. J. SpauldiBg, Archbishop
Allemaine. of San Francisco, and Rt.
Rev. Bishops Nerat, of Savannah,
McGill, of Richmond, Wood, of Phil
adelphia, Dominic, Of Pittsburg, Null
len, of Erie, Gibbons, of North Caro-
lima, Agarman, Vicar Apostolic Of
Nebraska, with the priests from Ne
braska and a number of Roman Cath
Ollie students, will sail from this port
on the 10Th inst, en- route to Rome.
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RICHMOND.
The Senatorial Question the Most
important Of the Day.

RIcHMexD, October 16.-The mem-
bers OF the Legislature are arriving,
and the senatorial question Is being
agitated. The name Of Gen. Mulford,
formerly q. 8. Agent Of Exchange, IS
now prominent In connection with
Judge PendletoH, Of Winchester, as
the other Senator. Lieutenant Gov
ernor Lewis, Franklin Stevens and
Gen. Williams are stu considered the
strongest men.
The jewelry store Of T. M. L.eishrt,
at Dan vile, was robbed and fred last
night by burglars, and the two adloin-
Ing buildings were destroyed Loss,
sl5, ,0p0. Tlae br Ars escaped.
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GRANT.
Letter fr0m the President DENYING
any Completely with the
Gold Fling.

NEW YORK, October 1G.-The fol-
lowing is published to-day;
WAsHINeFoS, October IS.
" Robert Bonner, ESQ:
g Dear HiT: Your favor of the 18th
instant, Is received. | have never
thought of cOntradicting the state
ments or insinuations made against
me by irresponsible parties, as those
alluded to in your letter; but az you
have written to me on the subject in
so kindly spirit, win say that had
no more to do with the late gold ex-
citement in New York thar yourself
or any other innocent person, except
that | ordered the sale of gold to break
the ring engaged, as | thought, in a
most disreputable transaction.
[Signedl ut. s. GRANT"
" T.. ST. have written this in great
haste, and without exercising any
Judgment az to the proprieiy Of
writing it, hut | submit it to your
Judgment. Y. S. G"
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THE GOLD PANIC.
Stirring Speech Of Mr. Jordan, De-
gsssi'e 6 ii tie S6id k5ohL


NEW YORK, October lG.-Mr. Jor-
dan made an exciting speech in the
gold room to-day, in regard to the
financial condition of the Gold Ex-
change. He stated that but for legal
measures the bank would have set
tied with its creditors a week AGO.
He. said ii the bank had not advanced
s., ,000, 600 TO the street during the re-
cent panic, all brokers would have
been ruined, and several banks won 1
have gone to the devil. Mr.. Jord5 4
pronounced the banks solvent, and
said that in three hard working DAYS
he would pay 10 TO - per cent.
AT meeting of the creditors it was
decided not to force the bank into
bankruptcy FOR ten days. They depre-
Gated tie Injunction of Messrs. Urger
4 Co. against the bank, which, it ap-
pears, prevents a rapid settlement.
The liabilities Of Chittick & Co.
amount to $500, ,00O.
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According to the view Of Mr..
Lecky, in his History Of Morals, "
professionally " unfortunate females -
form a vent, outside of recognized So
ciety, for the passions Of Its members
which otherwise would corrupt the
whole mass. This Is what he SAYS:
Under these circumstances there
has arisen in society a figure which is
certainly the most mOurnful, and In
some respects the most awful, upon
which the eye Of the moralfst can
dwell. That unfortunate being, whose
very name Is a shame to speak; who
counterfaits, al cold hearts the
transports Of affection, and submits
herself as the passive instrument OF
lust; who Is scOrned and Sited as
the Vilest of her sex, and doc aE
the most part, to disease and 49, u
wretchedness and an early death, APP
pears in every age as the perpetu8
symbol Of the degradation and the
sinfulness Of man. Herself the SUI
preme type of vice, she is ultimately
the most efficient guardian Of virtue.
But for her, unchallenged purity OF
countless happy homes would be poll
luted, and not few who, In the pride
Of their unteInpted chastity, think 0t
her with en- indignant shudder, would
have kllcWn the agony Of remorse and
Of despair. On that one degraded and
ignoble form Are concentrated the
passions that might have filed the
world with shame. She remains.
while creeds and civilizations rise and
fall fho eternal fsifaafsssa IL h1srs1rr, ~.
blasted Ior the slnz Of the people
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MARRIED.

BROOKS-BALLANCE- Cincinnati, o.,
October y, 1859, at the residence OF the brides
father, John H. Balance, Esq, by Rev. +. r.
Wright, Rector OF st. James Church, Mr.. :,
H. Brooks, Of Memphis, Tenn, to Miss IIDA
BALANCE
BELCHER-EVDOLRH-In St Louis, Mo-,
On the l4Eh inst. at Trinity Church, Mr. Ed
WARD L. BELcHER, Of This. city, TO JULIA A.
RUDoLPH, OF St. Louis
WELLS-cLAYTON-Ia Columbus. Miss,
on the 5th inst, 6y Rev. B. +. Larrabee, OF
Memphis, Tenn. Mr.. J. MATT WELLS, OF
Texas, TO Miss NoRSfA CLAYTON, daughter OF
the late Hon. George 4. Clayton, of Miss.
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MASSACRED.
A Surveying Party Murdered by
indians.

ST. Louis, October 1G.-An Omaha
dispatch says that reports are received
that a Government surveying party,
under Nelson Buck, numbering twelve
men, was massacred about fifty miles
south of Fort Mcpherson. Surveying
instruments, tools and a portion of
the camp equipments owned by the
party, were found, The reports are
credited, but lack full confirmation.
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ofthe South. How any true South
ern man, or any lover OF the Union "a
our fathers made it, under such cir
cumstances could prefer the less to the
greater man, passes comprehension.
The story'sent abroad by the press
reporter, that there was a compromise
between Johnson and Etheridge, is,
of course, without foundation.
X.Y.Z.
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NOTICE lN eANKRuPrcY.

United stat es OF America,
Western Distr let OF Tennessee. -
THIS IS to give notice that or the 18th day
4 OF October. A-D-, 1863, a Warrant In bank
ruptcy was ISSUED against the estate OF
u. W. SESSION.,
or the county OF Shelby and state o.
TeuneS see, who has been adiudge,l
A bankrupt on his own petition. that the pay
ment -of any debts and delivery OF any
property belonging 10 such bankrupt, TO him,
or for his use. ard the transfer OF eny prop
erty by him are forbidden by law. that a
meeting Of the creditors OF said bankrupt to
prove their debts, aud TO choose one or tnore
uSsignees OF his estate, will be held az Court
Of Bankruptcy, to be holden az No. go Main
street. Memphis, Tennessee, before Hon. T. j.
Latham, Register, on the Jth day VI No
yefnber AID, lso9, at 10 O'Clock a.n.
Memphis Tenn, iftl daS % petpilrr. A.D.i
iEi9 J. u. IUAi ENi.
United Stated MarshHl. aS Messenger.
oci7 Western District oi Ieurcssee.
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NorlcEIN gANkRuPTcY

United States Of America
Western District Of Tennessee.
FfNHlS Is to give notice that ON the 18Th day OF
i October, A.D., iSJ9, a Warrant IN, Bank
Tuptry was issued against the estate of
=. ID. MCCLURE,
OF Memphis, In the county Of shelby and
state OF Tennessee. who has been adjudgsd a
bankrupt, on his own petition; that the pay
ment Of any debts, and delivery Of any
property belonging to such bankrupt. to him
or for his use, ana the transfer Of any property
by him are forbidden by law; that Tnseling0 0i
the creditors OF the said bankrupt, 10 prove
their debts, and 10 choose one or more as
signees OF his estate. win be held al a Court
OF Bankruptcy, 70 he holden at No. f5a Main
street, Mem phis, Ienne.Ssee, before Hon, i. ].
Latham, Register, on the 10th day OF NOyenI-
Der, A.D.. 1868. at l0o'ctDck am.
Memphis, TenH., 18Th day OF October. A. D.,
lS69 j. NJ. TOAENY,
United states Marshal, as Messenger,
ocl7 Western District Of Tennessee.
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ADMIRAL FARRACAUT.

CHICAGO, October 15.-Admiral Far
ragut is much easier this evening,
which has renewed the hopes of his
recovery. His iron will sustains him
in his severe sickness, but his bodily
strength is very small.
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NorlcE lN RANkRuPrcY.

United States Of America, -
Western District Of Tennesses-
TT0HIS Is to give notice that on the 18th day
1 or October AID, lSe9, q Warrant in Bank
rupfcy was issued against the estate OF
= 80 A. C.. BELTS,
OF MamDhfs In the county of shelby and
state Of tennessee, who has been adiudged q
bankrupt upon his own petition; that The
pavment OF any debts and delivery OF any
ioroperty belOng nging TO such bankrupt. to him,
Or Tor his use, and the transfer OF any prop
erty bv him are fOrbtdden by law; that q
nleetfnn OF the creditors OF tho said bank
rupt. TO prove their debts and to choose one
or more assiunees OF his estate, Will be held
af q Court OF Bankruptcy, to be holden At No.
$50 Main street, Memphis, Tennessee, before
Hon. 7. ]. Latham, Register, on the 9th day
OF November, A.D-, 1853, at 10 o'clock am.
Memphis, Tenn, 18th day Of October, A.D
fs69. J. n. TO4IENY.
F United States Marshal, as Messenger,
ocl7 as Western District OF Tennessee.
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TELEGRAPHlc MARKETS.
NEW YORK.


new YORK, October l6.-Cotton frmeI
-sales 2600 bales uplands at 261S. Super
llne hour 50 60lg7 90, but closed sc better.
Whisky 81 20. Wheat-amber tennessee
81 50tgI SO. Rice firm-Carolina 8H@9.
Coffee quiet hut firm. Cuba sugar 1i1<@
Y. Molasses quiet.
Dry Goods--Domestic cottOns depressed.
Lawrence d l2Is; Atlantic i and Pacific
l. l2X; Atlantic A I5H; Pacific A y Is;
Indian Head HI; Augusta l4%; Extra A
i2H; Laeonia l21z. Paper eambrics and
linen crashes offered at reduced prices.
Gerner & Co.'S new style prints l0l<.
Money-Aotiye ear per cent. Bank
statements are Unexpectedly favorable.
The Banks hold upwards of so, 600 GOO OF
lawful money, above legal reserve. Ster-
ling quiet 6lg7bs. Gold quiet and steady,
opened at I30, closed I30<alJ0H. Carry
ing rates 519tg6 per cent. at the National
Exchange. 2OO0,0G0 gold sold out under
the rule, at $50, for account Of Simon
Marmser.
CINCINNATI.
CISCISNATI, October l6.-FamIly flOur
s. 5OG5 75. Wheat 81 l0FsI Is. Corn -.
Oats 4S(d55. Whisksy 81 Is. Mess Pork
<al 90. Lard III. Bdcon-elear sides ~ +;
no shoulders on market Butter 3Oa33.
Eggs "a. Cheese 16(9Is. Sales of Tobacco
at 81 0O9l9 90. COtton-middling %.
ST. LOUIS.
Sr. LOUIS. October I6.-FlOur-fall SUI
perfiue 81 50ll4 rs. Wheat-Np, spring
s.. Corn s2ta95, oats 44@al. Rye S0Ts5.
Groceries unchanged. Pork s9I 80. Bulk
clear rib lS5< clear sides 10. Bacon
shoulders l7AaIT7Sj clear sides 201l. Lard
l7H@ls.
FOREIGN.
LONDON. October 16.-Consnls, for mon
ey 1885; OH account 939kG9JH. $40 bonds
of 1852 SO; do. Of '6J sly; do. of '67 s31s f;
l0-4as 30.
LIVERPOOL, October l6.-Cotton firmer
nPlands l21sd@l214; Orleans 121Eda l2s9s ;
sales 1900 bales.
California white wheat los 4d; winter o.
I'd; red Western No. 2 9s I'd. Receipts OF
wheat for quarter l75 900, including i2j 900
from the United States. Western -four
2is Sd. Corn, mixed, 2ss 9d Oats is Cd
Peas As Cd.
PARIS, 9ato6er l6.-Boarse Is quiet.
IesAtes M 20e.
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THE CONFEDERATE DEAD.
An Appeal for the Removal Of the
Confederate Dead at
Gettysburg.

BY correspondence and other means,
it has been brought TO the special at
teRtiOn OF the Hollywood Memorial
Association of Richmond, that over
three thousand Confederate soldiers
are buried on and near the battlefield
Of Gettysburg.
David Wills, ESD, President Of the
National Cemetery Company, says in
a letter to Gen. FitZhugh Lee: ."There
has never been any action by the
Board Of Managers OF the Soldiers
National Cemetery Company here in
reference to the disposition Of the re-
mains Of the Southern dead lying on
this battlefield. NetHer Is there any
action contemplated. The charter of
the Association provides only for the
interment of the remains Of those who
fell in defence OF the Union.
There should be something done
with the remains of the Southern sol
diers. There are about 600 marked
graves, and these are fast becoming
obliterated. Their names might be
preserved, and the remains gathered
together into a cemetery or burying-
ground, IF any one would take the
matter in hand"
Their trusted chief, Gen. r. +. Lee,
whom they followed, and fighting
under whose leadership they fell, ap-
proves the plan Of E6inoVing their
bodies to our own soil.
The Hollywood Memorial AssOcia-
ton have the disposition TO undertake
this work, but do not possess the
ability unless generously aided by
friends Throughout the South. They
offer ample grounds in their Gene
terry, and also the aid of their Asso-
ciatiOn 70 prosecute the work, should
it be found practicable to remove the
bodies to Richmond.
To accomplish this purpose, means
must be raised by the earnest efforts
nf ti:c ti:c Survivors, o. the Confederate
army, the mothers, and sisters, and
&theT5, and brOthefs, ana friends Of
the slain. Every Southern State has
representatives at Gettysburg. VIII
not active men and women, in every
city, and town, and county, at once
volunteer to collect and send c0utribu-
ti0Hsg
In this way we may gather those
"who bore the flag Of our Nations trust,
And fell in the cHuse, though lost, stlN lust :
Gather the cprpsoa stFegR
U'er many a battle plain,
Prom many grave that les 80 lone,
Without name aud without q stone,
Gather the southern slain"
MRS. GEO. W. RANDOLPH,
MRS. r. 4. LEE.
MRS. }. /. CURRY.
Communications and remittances
may be sent to Mrs. G. W. Randolph,
Richmond, Va.
Southern papers are respectfully
requested TO copy this appeal at once,
and urge its claims upon The generous
public" iH -
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woman Cattle Reporter.

Miss MILDLY Morgan, of the New
York Times, has entered field Of that
domain more especially appertaining
to man than any Other-that of the
cattle market and agriculture. Three
times q week she visits the pens Of
newly arrived pigs, sheep and beeves
in the suburbs, and discourses learn
edly their condition and current value.
When sale OF horses takes place she
Is on the spot with a critical eye, and
her lucuhrations upon crops are quite
as luminous as those of her male con-
temporaFies. Horses and other do
mestic animals have been passion
With Miss Morgan from early child
hood. AS Rosa Bonheur repro1uees
them to life on canvas, SO does she
stamp their attributes with her pen.
Her fafher was an Irish country gesl-
tleman. and an enthusiasts f0x-hun-
ter. His daughter shared with pas-
sion. his Dredilectlon- Hons led at
no obstacie that haiiion, years ansling
to leap. No be years and under A. slas
hnr frt'atz-ty7o .. s.. -
one p.
D4-ru & er.ci-ttt,er t,uder