, 1869-07-02

entrcs and, notatths. andtnE tho elections, there
was crowd and much excitement, Just Is at tic
English rncea Two out Of three horzea vcte ths
specinl recipients OF the fayols Of the bet.crB-
uTummcr, IN English horse on which they counted
Tie most: Consul, belonging to the Marquis dc
Legrnuge, the Old possessor Of the famous GlndIa-
tor, the champion Of France tn England; and
finally almost frightened OF BY these celebrities,
Glamour, horse Of no particular standing. NeF-
rrshe!tss, Glamour won by q head, Drummer see-
ond and leading Consul By henl According to
The picturesque expression Of The Judge, IN IT,
iatng the lace to the Emperor, 1.-the thrre horses,
Vi they rrachet the stand, could have been coTrx.
I'd by fou1ard." The English ase sald to have
lost heavily. Counting with reason en- DrumncE,
whose qualities theE kncw. they bet cons,de1ahy
On him. n Arpln, The possessor o! Glancur, won
seven hundred thousand fanc1 cItnx. This Is
sne<r Justice, and shown the gratitude Of horses.
Iupfn Is model sportsuxu, loving his horses
as his children Seye1 day passes Without his
Visiting all Of them, and when he trare3. hts head
sToorn ke8ds him each day telegram Stating thels
general condition, and also da4y bullst!R setting
lurth at length the stAse Of Their dear healths,
The grateful Glamour has CLEANED this pans.prize,
having IN understanding With his fellow horses,
thai 1t ehonld be given to 10 good massnr.
THE aARDX xoBlIr-
The Casdes Mobiles arc uniformed. This is also
one OF the tnportant erents Of the week. nud pc
csliarly Important for the omcers> They alone are
seen or the Etfte.a Just coming from dQty, wear
Ing bzan-new uniforms. they Parade the r,recss
from 1aorntpg TIL nlght, happT Is young man
With the INT dress suit The soldiers are less sa.-
!sEed; 1t takes them from their occupations, p1Js
them harly thug. anil thes have not the con.o-
tipnu Z! handsome UNIFORM Tor the!fs IL ftghtful
:: sort OF dark and shapeIess BACK, nnde after the
1rpsEtan Eashicn- Those OF the officers, set OF by
little bands Of gold, has ceria,n coquettlsh at.
ffnCtf0n w fb.xu ~
eEably well paid when Oh duty, and they hase the
GoFy OF rank- This makes them 60 happy, 80
aetise md SO npmerous that they have become
-" OF lie events OF the week.
+ Is even ssih-so inlurp them
:esumc-that their soldiers, already sick OF
Importance Of their officers, had male e3n-
icIuse with the recent riots, BY asking to be
g., wed to choose thels officers However that
- be, the luture Carte Hpbit<, which Will nua.Iy
ale up to zl1 hundred thousand men dissurts
:ttle minds which orc more humorous than re-
~ une, 6!nce they see IN II q second Sa.iouai
;t4rd, k1dlDg with r1ute1s esniuss the
LILY and the government 1t ls possible;
:''H the GcEe-nment governs wcll7 and especially
.-oreag TO The views OF the na,iop, /. wilt never
a'c either tile C7rde Mobfte or tue National Gaa,d
'97snst It, hni never, with the exception Of some
Is md some incon1gible persons, viii the na-
- think Of overturning
rTlLY.
pain is still In the ZANE condition, and SO Is
l"'J-thAt Is to say In a halt ministerial cr1sIs
itIse to Its rnaucia. plans, md especially y:
sA-e pt the tobacco monopoly. I have selected
frum one Of ther pareEs very good reply of the
hfnG on recent occasion
The chnlera, or SONG other epidemic, was At
Sap1cs AT that rerJ time Victor Emanuel. H.
teouonally OF accidentally, went there. Some time
afterwards they appointed commission to dis.
tno1te fe"htd5 to al the Physicians, nurses, etc,
Hhu had deserved them most On account of
tbcll devotion to the ncE. Lie good courtitZs,
the Commissioners began by giving the King a
medal or gold, because he had visited Naples dur
ing The epidemic "Te,y we'll" said tho Kiug to
tie Commissioner who brought him the metal,
"on)y Jon Will gire the anne TO all Who were in
S9itics q: that tlMe-" Sayiug th!s he returned
the medal to the astontshed Commissioner, and
turned hts back on h,M-
Would that our Emperor wou]d act thus toward
the vnriets rho swarm around him and htdr the
uutA from him. PccHa.. !, = I. +. =.
to ruAtare the Empire hut he loves thnt lncense
snd will no: deprive himself Of IT. to his own loss
md oura.
clyu. NAHR1 l1E II HUNGARY.
The trst civil maIftagt-a consequence Of the
new Austrian laT-Aas taken place In Hungary, to
the great scandal Of the Catholic Clergy. Natu-
ral'y, thcy arc furious against auch doings. But
The days Of antique credui!ty past, and though
ELL the Empresses and Emperora OF Europe may
SO crusad1ng, as IN the middle ages, they cannot
make Us returl 10 the conquest Of the I1oy Scrn1-
chrc. They even Say that the future G1omcnical
Council. Of which the Clergy have talked so much
VIII not lEe very long II 1t even meets at all All
the Protestant Bishops refuse to &c, hecanae thny
nre PIote.taats, though they might do good hasl-
ncss by beIhg present. Nns*jH haE forbidden all
The Bishops IN her domnloDs, Catholic or Greek,
20 attend. All this Will reduce BY 80 much tho ru-
,-1if Au1 - f@-kk oti
tiles the measures which It adopts.
TIE Cls1IiS ON FIRE.
This Is pretty nearly everything, political Or
tsc, which hns occu1zed--that Is to ssy,
smoke rather than name5, but smoke indicating
some sort Of fire which emoullc.S under tho
thors1nd- ycar-old hshes Of old Europe. Even the
waters nre not exempt The Caspian Sen has
taken nte, Ike ParsEan elector. The numerous
paphtna springs on It's shores, which fed the per
petual 1re adored BY the Shcbers, o. nre-Worship-
pars, have, no one KNOWS how, oycrnoWcd On the
surface OF the water. The Islands, whcre theso
springs are equally numerous, and are mixed with
petroleum, have done their part Then the whole
caught nrc- Fer some hours, the cnt1re Caspian
was On frc. 1t WIS o grand punch.bowl
uf 1850 squaro leagues, with clonds Of
smoke; wotshippcrs EneelIng on the shore;
SHIPS tossed about In ihe connagration-ah wast
Dg in the rames-all mass Of IRE and smoke. Is
this presasc OF the future and approaching con-
migration Of Eurnpe7 The anclcnts, before Hero
hu.us, who tells OF elmilar Occurrence IN the
talnc SIN, generally saw omens IN thesa great
rrod!gtes. The modcrrs, wiser md hence less
c.clulous, see bat accidents Still, who can deny
the possibility OF any correlation between the Dis
t&rtances or accidents within our planet and the
disturbances accidents u tho human ant-h!lls
egarmlng On the ener ct the egg7 I hearu q
Ehrewd old peasant that oftcu4 It revolutionary
eras, he had noticed unusual movements among
LIS aulmnls-sheep cows and horses.
TNfT,H CAEREY.