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, 1869-09-19
TIE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CoNVRN
Tim

The action Of the Protestant Episcopal
Convention Of Illinois upon tho subject Of
the Interpretation Of the canons of tue
Church mud Of tho notion Of tho Bishop Of
this diocese WIS marked with too great
unnnirnity on the part Of both lay and
clerical delegates to admit Of my further
doubt as TO the Judgment Of tho Church.
Except by Mr. Cheney and his counsel, the
Bishops Interpretation Of the law Vas
hardly questioned in the convention.
The canons Of the Church in this diocese
TIRE the work ii the Church, represented in
convention, and there can be no higher
authority in their Interpretation than
that came convention, II the convention,
through its clergy and the lay
delegates, represents. as we must assume it
does, the sentiment Of the Church in I'LL
nois, tits overwhelmingly opposed to tho &C
tion Of Mr. Cheney and OF the sigacrs Of
the famous protest. Despite tho personal
objections to Bishop Whitehouss, to which
lie SO candld,y referred, the conviction Of
the Church that he was right in this mat
ter WIS too strong to permit any evasion or
eguivocation in the broad and emphatic ap-
proyal OF his proceedings which the con-
ycntion voted.
The action Of the convention is autitled
to respect, not only because Of the high
character Of the delegates personally, but
l,tcause Of the fact that It was an c1posi.
ton Of the Law Of the clergy, who
alyuc, Of aIl other persons, a1e anaena
bic to its provisions Mr. Cheney
was fellow-pzesbyter, mad all their per,
sonal sympa1hies must have been in biz
f.ror. He was gentleman who, By his
srcccssful ministry, did credit to their ar
der, and added honor to their Church.
VIA. was his case To-day might be their>
tomorrow. To stand between him anG
prosecution was hut m act Of seH-defeoce.
II the la~ Ct the Church, in spirit OF sub
stance, could ;,e interpreted in his favor, X
do 80 would be bnt to protec. their OWL per
soral liberty, rights Of conscience. and pc
curiary interests. The reverend gentleman
had nut reached that poin: Of emincnce O.
distinction that tuade him the object O
e1en unconscious envy. Ne dix
nps stnnd between them ani
3sre!erneui There vas no human tnotiy
70. treating him nnjustfy, or eren harsh1y
Too obscure to excite envy, too good to in
tpirc dislike, his case appealed 10 the kind
Ives. Judgment Of his fellov-presbyters
e1ergymen, beside himself, who voted, i
one case,-and lcss number in other cases
-hgainstth The fa11cx and completest authorit
, 1869-09-19

"Tbero's divinity doth hedge King"
and that same divinity extends, to so1ne ex-
tent, to tho minor members Of 8 royal
family. Whilo Prince Arthur, "just nine
teen years old, WAS lately travelling through
New Brunswick, his valet was literally be-
sieged by hordos Of young ladies who de-
sired to 1iew "the dear clothes" which had
had the honor Of covering tho young
mans corpoEeity. One fair dausel was
wrought up to such pitch Of
alteration, on seeing tho Princes
integaments, that she nsked tho sorvan.'s
permission to Kiss them; and, permission
being accorded, she deosculated enthusias-
ticalls-a pair OF pautaloous. OF course,
she was, for that dny at least, the heroine
Of the neighborhood, and was bitterly en-.
We'd and destested by all the girls who
heard Of her achievement Whatever IIay
be tho yiaws Of the men of New Brunswick
on the question OF severance from the
mother country, the legally Of tho women
OF that province is not to be controre1ted,
, 1869-09-19
ANHNaRArFrur, RICH MAN

The reader looks in win over the will OF
Henry Keep, deceased, for bequests to
charitable, benevolent, educational, re-
licious, scientific, OF other beuedeent use.
He left rot a dollar OF his fur millions to
nny human being outside Of a limited
family relationship. He had but one child
md ono sister, and, after ensiehlng them.
the remainder Of his property was be
qucathed to lis wife and her relations. The
poor were not remembered in his will; pub
lie charities were cut of without even n
shilling; no religious institution received
g1oat; the cause Of science aud
art Was ignored; nothing was given Tor
the support Of hospitals, orphans, widows,
| cr1ing women, or Homes for the Friena1css
be left no beeueBts to his clcrks OF SCI
7ants, not sign ct gratitude OF secogni-
tion waH made for any Of those who served
him faithfully and helped him to a1nass his
millions. He was well named Keep. for be
kept all his means to the last minute, and
| when be could keep it NO longer, nor take
it with him, he 80 framed his will as to keep
every dollar out Of the hands Of the poor,
needy, md descrvinP.
For what useful purpose do such mer
Iye7 Who nre benefted BY their exam
pie, deeds, or preoepta2 Mz. Keep &C
cu1nulated his vast wealth in stock gam
bling. His property consisted of the earn
ings Of others, obtained by sharp oposn
tiuna, successful "coruers," usuraous rate
Of interest, purchase and sale Of proxies
, 1869-09-19
MORRISON.
SIX Hen Escape From J0t|01c
HCCAptUfeds

six 4AEn E-ACNPC AAAA@-~AG
xccnptuFed.
MORRISON, Sept 15-SIx noted confidence men
and .es per eradue5 broke jail, list night. and r.
c1red, w: Charles Parker, CHARLES Lewis, Geo.
McCan, Il. F. CashwaT, George Bell and Thom14.
Dean. They escaped from tht Wh4tesiue County
tali, tn this city, last night. At anous oclocf-
Twenty nllnusx2 before theis escape ShEItN WoT-
1ell "a Ii she jail, and found ali the prisoners
present. Al CLOCK he again visited Ihem tor
The purpose Of locking ten 10 their cells for tho
nlkAs. and found the sl1 above mentioned misz-
ing, Ten we're connnet here awaiting tnelr r1tal
Al the coming October term Of Court. -Four Of
these were locked 1p preE!ons to the es-
cape Of The confidence men+ Upon examination
It was found that egrrss was made through the
toor Of a cell that was unused 4 hole was dug
two or fsree feet down, and then proceeded di-
EectJ uofth I'LL II Ituck place In tue founcation
MAIL, Where pipe trom the sh.k passes out A
stone Tas removed from the wnn a. this place,
AID no fu-ther dtncolty w1a placed In the way
o. eseape. Two hundsta men we're out ~ night
clue 10 the f1Ritlees- The cormuntty entirely
excncrate Sheriff Wor1eG and guards IRON blame
IN the natter.
P. a-By telegraph fspm Clinton We learn that
Lewis Hxs captured this mpruInR II thtt place.
just - be Fas landing from sktf, and that thEs
Author.t'es there arc IN pursuit Of Aaother Of tho
{ngt1tt&,
, 1869-09-19

Tie Countess Hatazzi Is writing An opera,
Of which Lord Byron is the hero. The
subject is rather q queer one,--hut not
more queer than the lady who has it in
hand. Between them, the composition is
Likely to prove frst-class oddity. Whether
the incest development will be touched
upon, we have as yet no means OF knowing =;
but the Countess is great " sensationist,
and may not be able to resist the tcmpta-
ton Of IS working up the Cencian incident
Of the UYrouic aupura.
, 1869-09-19

IOWA.
Po'ttical--SpeakinE Appoiutment&-
| tosvn Central uIatKlcx Enlf-Nouck

Fo9ltiea1-.SpehKInR APPoiakHaent&-
1ovn Cenlrnl uIAtKlcx Enlt-Noiler
Explosion.
specth Despatch to The Ch!cago Tribune
DE5 AOt&ES, Sept 1a
Ion. J. B. Gr!une1l ls announced to speak at
Cedar Rapids on the 21st, Monticello ed, Earl
vile 20. Waterloo 9Th, Hampton 9Th, pakieJ
18th, E1uora 18Th, AaTshAlitoHu a0th, NeY1d4
Oct 1T, Montana I'd
The lows Central District Fair, which waa to
haze been held here On the 28th, s7th md s0th,
has been postponed TO the akh, 9th uad 7th or
Dcrnbel, On account o! several county faix7 being
held In the latter part Of thts month.
The DeuoocIat!e n1Ir,lnc+ for Governor, Gfe*py
By nsEe, addressed tne Cops OF this city tu-d1y.
The court room, where the tpenktug took place,
IVES nearly hed With emptiness, only about thirty
Of the Democracy appearing a. listeners
The hcreE OF G Convta tnustoR naiu. 1t nsea-
foaaa exploded ths Heralnc. doing considerable
damage 70 the nA and lnlusInx tae eIS1nsef, 80
, 1869-09-19
For The Chlcsgu Tribune.
Watching fhc- CIoud1

None nced 20 Ep 10 nounta1n1 ! tfoN
To ha!! the HerEfrl token Row:
And glow with GA 6neS1 to oee c1pA1a
A F1po1y 1pecf o 'er the pafrhed fAud.
The windows Of heaven A-c OPEN wide,
Though not ~ Of Old, In xratnfu1 sade:
No prophet psaJa Shkt hanger aud tnlrss
Shall blight ind bias& people Accurst!
/ lore to look toN1rd the mellow htut,
AZ Tho lpopin8 tiords are sailing through:
S1owly Rud steadily, purc aud white.
o. cSught with ssofro In their fearful dtght!
Ye ul1ty mountains! beAutifri enut4!
C1g1 and eaFerus, and GORGEOUS thfunc4s
Wheoce do ye coMt From rt4tous fzT,
Where The rtl3A xre }onl w1tn 11r's fe1l scAr;
OF .whesr cover and lrnis have hieas Increase
And plenty robes the fatE pi4tns OF peacef
OF hence, from oceans blllowT W2sta
waited. BIKE Mercy, On wings Of haste:
, 1869-09-19

Thr trss t*'H'alas"t" t'ass"1tts~t Hne.t IL
,ust1stIaln tbs lHJnstlaa u tta,lstatttuH
tt"snti.n rily ts'y"Eah,nnl " Chicago IL tfsn
hul"Esia"ts II t'oa'k County Tho 1,v~as Of
nrl~"''snA 'ese !nsppetors pt at. p.sotsonA
'sht III thin city. This i.,Ar,l IT hnlmr.
,lA"ra lasn a'l,lota to this uutragn by du.a-
gazing thht power In uorAmittes ounaiat.
ing IT a1x persons. who are thus named
A"th fAsa "'-!lsnl Kaufman, julL,t knrrth.
:.1tA tEhay-J: satn1nstnea. H. Il, Tuuia
H't! tA"u3"-1. II, Nasdru, ChAl!eA lAting.
THESE ,slen ara uAsosioua passixana .f the
slpall clique interested iu papetuasing
themselves in Office. They arc nhout III
diAint.rohtc.l in tho bllnittas a. ia The man
hired at faro b1nk To deal the cards to
the players. 1t il true thuy nll bold official
position, hut by what ngcucy? No party in
Chicago would condlc 10 them the e1clu-
slvc control or management Of single
poll, and Why should the Supervisors Of the
county outrage public sentiment by dele
eating to them the power Of controlling
and managing The cights-four election pre-
c,ncts Of this city !; Each of these eighty
four precincts is to bare three Inspectors.
Are we to have kRufman, and Hayden,
and Tuttle, aud kuesth, md Loling dup}l~
Gated at them MI: The Board Of Super
viso1s hhould understand that this is Eerr
serious business. The peace Of the city
depends, not only upon fair election, but
upon the absence Of all suspicion Of dis
bn,est and ,actea noara nj E,ect,on 1nx
snoe,ors r. tba s,nns IF ch;caco ore to
be DRAGGED that material suitable to
carrv m election. at al hazar1s. be
fonnd N taxa charre os The l,a1lot-t,oras on
e,.,+;on day tta ras,,onsib;l;tx will mt },n
alone m these u, men. bnt ,,non tbo noar1
,,f s,n.r-,so,s 1eh, have ,1e1eon,ad N them
tba ,oua7 IN ,1o so
II ia ina late in .be dir t., ssv that I'm
,-,o hax;,c tba ro,xar a., ,,ars tbs Fle,-
.;.n Rid orn ;rs,;6aa IN dfdoo sn IN INV.
,,er mi, el.ct;or ce,t,;n We baro not
~coo,o5 that r,o;pt ~ c,,n,,tion ret mil u
,.,,,.. a,t ~, at,.;,aa nor rhora has nora,
Laan ~ ,1act;on ,,a,d in ,b;s c;tr AZ which
ia r,aa,;,,,, 1,e,,or,t,rc h,ro ,,as,, ,.,Lna
~ III ,a1-,n f-.vn mn ,,,,- J,nnn1,,,cs,
f,on,;7s ,,nro o,,ro,s ,irnr, Dcnoerot;c
r,,,rosar,o,;ra ., o,c1 Ri and ns,noc,,,;c
r,,,r.;,. ,.~a ox,,;,,;to1 anvil f,;-,oso II
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e;a,,,o - - n,oo;n[.s =, onr ,,,ao,;on II haa ,,oan
saa;;1o,,.a, 49, ~. .,.,ra-,,aon H. -o,,n -,
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49,
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Died

ruLApKIrur1. sept. ls.-Rfv. benjamin patr,
rector OF Chrt.ts Cnurch. died this morning. After
L lingering l1tntaR, aged Il
C1<c1hNAr1, Sept la-GeorEe s Bennett, fot
twcntJ.cigui 1ca1s On &he local E:ar Of the clu-
cinuAu Er9uirsr. dtsd reEJ suddenly thts u,oFuinC,
health Jesttrday. and worked.
, 1869-09-19
MASSACHUSETTS,,

Cuban EiifbuztcKs CzulslnR On khe
Coast.
BoAton, Sept 18--Au tson+ clad steamer OF l,50Q
tous burden, With larxt body of meo-aboaI so1
was noarded be some Of the Guy Head 1ndIsus,
guns, had steau up, aud Was taxing material On
poaro trom schooner which was looKsIde ms
steamer u believed to be Cuban prtvateer.
The HeraA reports that donhle-ender gunboat
was Keen 81 hut point Thursday, md she u 1up,.
posed to he Wzl:4n2 fof Cuban nnhubtetH-
, 1869-09-19
MISSISSIPPI.
poltflcnl-Thc State Fair.

F0t3flCM1-16C St11tt E31F4
JACKSON, 3lIss., Sept. IA lasHe and e0th1st-
ast!c uectlnK Of National Kcpab1cans 10 r1tlfv
the Eta&e ticAef, waB held here to-ttAT.
Judge p.uL Gelerzl LowfT and Thaas SpcIatr
opened The causass Today 1t Cur1nth.
Tnc siate Fir Hni be held hero trsua tho aein t,
the iQth Of October.
, 1869-09-19

HAVANA, Sept 1s-The schooner 8. c. Dfer.
dl*trg4N and VEL Detained bY the authorities On
suspicion OF being nllhusteranR cralt, but h,
trru rc,cased u the iosekceeaiono. 0. the Ameccaa
EGp.uL
, 1869-09-19
The byron Scandal.


Tho tone OF the letter addressed to the ucE5-
papers by Mcssrs. Wharton i FortIs, the solicitors
OF " The descendants AMI representatives of tht.
late Lady Noel Htrn0,'' Is not easily rccouc4l1u.
with prevalent belief anong persons likely TO be
we'll Informed. that the sad descendants and rtp-
TeseEtattfcs had some time aoce made up thels
minds to publish the correspondence In their keep
Ing relating 10 Lori anil l.l,ly nyr,nH contugai
differences. Whatever NAV hare been the reason
Hllch ultimately determined Lord Wentworth and
his sister 10 luspoue the putcst1pu OF their
gEaunmottes's tai'ers, Mfs- Siowe cannot he auch
taGranf offender against prDprictea In publish
Of tterest. II her oHn grandchildren have already
4cr.onsls thought Of printing htr correspondence
II will he observed TINT AfcSaEa- Nhartou i
FoIdt. In their carefully conpoari letter. u1akt
charge Of material inaernrarT n1.snst Mn stowe,
lrut ell upOn thN !nconrletcneas Of her stHte-
meLt II ii to te niettrl thAt, substantially, 3rN.
stoves statement ~ CORRECT, an. that more re-
natns to te tol,a; Tutse cannot be behtnt- 1t IL
believed that the atiLt.ohal information In their
t<1tsess ion chtcd! of acss ot violence hJ Lonl
B4rQn.
, 1869-09-19

=
csu VI insane II you please, for Insanity naturally
follows this destruction Of the moral being. 1oo
will md sout Earth 1nst Ike rs, and uhcn they
come here they bring another Of tue pssus OF he'll
with them which cotrpensaics for the absence Of
1rc.''
"And Jet,'1 remarked "tnauJ Of these people
seem be very qrttt ana caIul- They DO not look
a. il they were troubled at all By passions
"Tnat Is where you uskc great mistake. the
Deru replied. appearances arc as deceliful
here as the5 are On Garth 0usFarh quEettess u
no Aten Of inv ard pcace- The ocean. which Is IN
continual war With The clements, lsshlng lis sur
tace into uugoretusble fury, u secret hnd d.
lent In Its depths. While some hidden
lake N the rnouuestns, OF some pool
the ocean storm blowing psrr its Burface yet mir
.ors erery stosn-elond In Its breast ami is dts
turbed In It's depths by violent currents Appear
ances are dece.itui. even here. yoa set-'
The Derll then offered to show me aoo1t his
tomiutonp, and We ttudged along together.
was surprised to nnd 20 uauy people taerc hst1
known on Earth anu supposed were saihts; men
whom had kDoxn With serene face, and up
srsceA e5e8, and katnty txpreaatons who we're al
The time teprccattnE tho stnfn1ncss Of Esrth who
held up their banda IN holT horfp1 ht pleasures
| md snuGc1 evil IN eFcff wind that blew; and
AmopR them some whose names mad been hoRn
| abroad Loud md long, and Who had mounted upoh
the top of populAf opinion bT means OF tns STEP
| ladders Of p.c,1- The DeEn noticed my su1prtse
| aud said: "Ses! We haze good soAay Of ihsi
sor1 They arc all entered on the boo1s - h5Po
| entek, One Of our chocess r1utaEes, which Fe
seryc On state occasions, Is theis tca17 bottle1
M They arc much superios N nAEor 10 1as
! tears Of The crocodile" .
Hc took ms further on snd showed nc the net
| who had been cruel to antuAlA each o.
| whom wAs tozmented BY the animals ht
had totmeuted In nie. DrnsA cAttmcn
| who md 1.shcd their horsea 10 death
were In hxruefs, md the horses were Asalnl
them. In ono place there wss an entire hoFse-
railroad company drawing overloaded cars.
| man who VA cruel to bis dog wN puTsued nj
constantly bitten by bowling Pack Of them
Another, who had wantcn1t k1llcd \ little hlru. "a
chained 10 q rack, iite rrutnethcus, aod Enlture
werc forever pec1tng II him. Nero, who tool
icght III Killing lies, VA foeofes ssunR by swarm
Of 1usccta. This one, who had been cruel 70 hi
or, WAS hafnessed TO \ rIow, and the OF Va
eusdipg him along. That one. who had been un
necessarily cruel to osh, wsa forever swim ming
tottomlcss watczA pursued oy hhA1ta Thus cacl
VIA punished IN kind, and cruelty 10 the dan
beast Drought its o~n compensation. WheErss
, 1869-09-19

| gtScu this new reason for not admitting women
into shetr most sacred coue.ases: +" Men 70 keep
aecret have to associate together In order to
help one another In doing It. 1t Is needless to
taI that wonAu requires no help IN the 11aiteE-
abe caa keep It alone-" Since the advent Of
"women'H r14hts'' the old excuse About the want
| Of a goats s1de-ssdd1e has become ahsa1ti. The
women s association dice17 from otnera IN its re-
| toarkable unaltnEty Of thought and ac:ioo, shere
really being orly one sentiment, Aol that IS each
one determined to be The bead Rnd ftout Of the
| Ad11r.
N1scK1IAKHoCa-
| Fqr scenery this city deseryedlJ ranks highest
FsEst, Of course Is the REV from the tower Of the
Ccpst House. From this potas one gains a graut
| pano.ana of ch!mceIA housetops, Meaudef1ns
| river, bue like, sIseet vendors, black smoke %
dgssssAna and vehicles Possibly she tAInt note!
| Of hand organa or street row may throw tni
glamour Of tpusc over the scene. Tue lske stos1
oders desirable resort io< soucttude and fos COD
temptation ~ tie diyerufy Of breakFa.es
fai1paa tracks. and oce4slon& tratnA pser ents tn
mind from wandering TOO dacsespuslT far iEou
the practical. From the North Side, an ontnter
| Iaptcd v1Sua1 enloJ11eot OF "the lake" Is keP
| from absolute ronaocc hJ tho End. tho nles, ans
| the punSeu. odors ftor1 the Numerous dlst1eties
B1eased Chicago: Il has oas oDe grievance, an'
that ID parity bleastug, fcr Il u the ne3cess %
| pruach !ts Inhabitants viii ever have to III
!
not comprehend the f2.e Of q lsrEe part Of h0
nanJ. OF course, this retezs to the t.ses. hasts
matter to be condoled over only atnong ourselves
To The outside World we ean boldly clasn that tn
thickness Q! !ts Enees u necessity to s1ssssa ii
Tas& caygoea Of merchtndiss that crowd III Eu1
face: that its oiors result from necessasT COT
nlnElIn9 Of ant4Ron!stlc elements, In ordes
brig every uation End oline into fraternity ths
win enhance the prosperity q ous city. Efes
individual has so:ue sensitive SPOT, mosalu {
; phJsac2Ny, thai cannot be eaFrleassJ toueees
Eteu 50 with cities. Ours Il thas fragrant r1Te
and no tzue Ch,cagosn VII! hear II rafigncd NIL
out Allowing gnpton1 Of "fsee nSat"
The heaven Of New York Aud Boston people
sasd 70 oc Paris, but tho highest point Of felc.t
= the Imagination Of i Ch!c&goaa can suggest ID
X marble front house On the sTenue Chicago Is LII
+ house xIth sxo wing1 TheI were not jolne
= to the main cdtdee At nns, but were recent
l eepcntel-oue through the woolleo tnterc4t ar
the Other with the Pacific Railroad. For oouE
). u,epee, these AAldttioua received inc acpara
panes Of Cincinnati and san Francisco There
r. also sruaM lcanto sas1ed MNwAulee.
d II crcf An tnhabitAut Of Chicago nakes = atuu
q spccch, ne tells tho truth in About the tollorl
:, uauncr:
"calcago, only thirty yeata Of age, II s,srs
, 1869-09-19

are unlocked, and the public schools are open ed
and We hear, for We KW not looS, that paid3, and
dark a1ks and mer1uos, aud serges, and furs, aua
boubaxtnes arc nfre- We hare alreafJ aeEefal
seddtnp.; cue cl1ndestnely sensational one; and
tne theatres are alive Again.
We have. too, our new books for September.
Hurt L uougntou, who promise for the season
many valuable xo,k&-among which We notice
"4rs Thoughts" by James; "The Heafr of THE
Continent" " 81 Fttzhpgh Ladlow; and "Aa AueF-
| lean Family and Fasts,':-haye already issutd tn
very attractive form The 1rst Of series Of traussA
| tens Of the works OF Haus Christian Atdersop,
! "The Imp.orisa,o1e.' We uusy now entoy the
! opportunity OF comparing this epttoms Of Ita.y
Hlh !rs ronance and reality 30 wetrli4 interviewer
| Nth those novels Of the German and the Freoch
| which ne hare this SIMMER teen ponderoE over;
| with " E'1otlenarc CbAractera," ana the 1illa
on the Rhine" aui, lastly, with that remarkable
| work uow published In book form By the Apple.
sons, "Tnt Aan Who IAnghA."
u We DO not tDd In the 1mp1oyisatofe those
emotional !n:uinons, and tneF corresponding
OCCASIONS, taak, In reading spelhAgep, k1ndst oul
| symlshtes-nor the sentimental 1n1tghis o1
| Aurosch. nh< the depth aad infinite eadneas, the
| thought producing thouE1N, md what We
may call, perhaps, the sublluAsel taehuica1lre4
| n1 y&c.or ungp-we have II least > lie 80 nouldet
TO poetry, and suffering, and lore, and song. bJ
Italy Isself that We cannot bat wonder how sas
| n4%fc o0CQIE GAQH u lfUAA t[ESIu4A HAtGIa u kQt
j North could ever hare giobed HseH upon tho a.l
with such warm and vivid oolort,-the nllct d
the c1tacoubs; The white of the 6Jb1is temple
the emerald Of Egegts; ths ro&e and Ttoiet ant
Jeliow Of the "Feast Of FloNeo;" the nAnipt
rcd Of resovius, and tac tnefao1e b1ue OF tht
Grosto AzzuIzA.
And We have from Appletona', Wsdemolse1'
F1ftJ Mn1iont or "The Adreaturca of Horteus.
Manclul. "bI the Countess Dssn. In this noyel
scpete With tho v1c4autudes, brilliant and brtc
lore aurentu1ta, And the not inlIequentiJ pro
sented !ns1tEues Of the Court Of LouA XIV, III
| hero l. Roger do Couttenay. and tue heroine IL
| beautiful helress Of AAzAr1n: their hves and thet
love Is tho thread Of the labrstuth; and in follow
lnx II, sea.a. are opened npon those superstition:
aud crimes peculiar to thai rogu- 6ooshsaJinl
2nd poisoning, astrology, and euccession-poHde
hare their paEs !u this runance; And II tho rsade
wlhes 10 continue the contemplation of thtss sud
}ects, It Is but necessary TO refer TO recent n
publication By Rousledgc Of tho tFo volumes
ps. Mack1y, entitled Memoirs Of E1uAosatuaf
Popular pelussons, and the Madness Of cro"ds' y
These volumes contain not only full Accoal
of the 1ortunc-tellcts aud low-poisoncH tatf'
duced u chsiscten in tho norcl. bat Et1e the hi