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GRa n Il CAIoktllc Agent.


While the nse Of eosl-gas for Illuminating
purposes has extended rapidly, In this coun
t15 ut leakt, lis adoption Is caloti6c agent
has beeE 50 slow Is 70 disapp3lnt the hopes
OF Its esrly advocates. The adr1nt1&ts
clahned Tor gas In this respect are cleanliness
aud freedom from trouble, Il belns ann:sss-
ssry to carry coal or other fuel 10 feed the
FIRE. OF to remove ashes, etc The saptdlty
With which heat may pe Geoerated, and the
ability to irstaEtareou:1y eIsinEui.h the arc
arc great recommend eudations-pars!cularlJ ID
summer. when 1t l. desirable TO p-rtcrm the
dut3es Of the esfisizt With rs little ELEVATION
Of tempeE4tuEa rs possible
In England, and particularly IN IeAdou,
Gas Is largc1y uset Tor cooking, and It Is salo
10 perform lis cf1iee most acccptao!y. For
families living in a2srtneLts, *pere Inc
trouble and expense of carrying coal or oshet
tuel would Be great, gas has proFed 3 EFeat
te.ideratum. BIZ mears Of approved bnrGcrs
and sdm!1tu1e with tie proper portion ot
atmospheric air al the tine Of eonsuAPhou]
a large amorct Of hest f. generated, ana
| Vhetc sufficient yensilaton MAJ pc hau, Inc
products Of combustion arHreatiig CONVEYS
| away, cansinr no inc c1Ts1tsece oE ln)uiNus
| results. Possessing these ADVANTAGES. u Ma1
I appear ttsarcc thst ii I. not mo;e Ee1efant
| sdpp,cd doubtless II would b: but iot IN
| h;rh urice W 0as IN thus c-untry the or
] dipxrY mcthcd. for rcrcratins neat aase = ~
rrefrrrnce because Of their economy. ~
! probability Is that II the price Of gas Hel'
reduced, 20 4. - make II psact:c loie 70 ~
incsca.e i n large ratio, and the eoneSsssisaS; o.
micht be more 1hau stoned Tor Ia 1ns e., &
LACED .alcs Fhlsh woa3d undoubtedly io'
That td4 Yatorihc properties Of Eas q
! tonsl to -uf6t, agents used tof neaahs,
proved h1t The fact that IN aualytlcal cnsau
al laboratories, saatcoA an9 2sIss ren1,eed IT,
gas. Ind lbs operations Of bosnng; sysapos .E
: iton, iusiou; ultimate orEan1c aaa.!s.. = :
tvcn cupeiht.on. sre now pssiosmea ~
+ easily regulated gss furdace:, .aeI e,mt,rt M \
$ duclpr tar more 10 ths pess3ua p s .ud ~,
be;sqns stoves iesmtrlS auplo5sd' 1ae'
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EEthcr Ciaset~ who preached On Thursday IN The
4 H. ~ boai a'l insic.ts,, I'D N sInpls drtss,
.esolapsnlsd b tnfss sp.aiss RI R;'es;a ~. w.
eS,s espe; lie .tuii-e,p or s.lve., asd Of tas
IL r1nx. The pecssral cross worn b. tho
neck. ant On bis apses The pou:ihc.t t.pH. lie
vo,c no othet insignia ibA1 II - wh.ch nsrely
irdcs.ed lis rink IN tns ee:s staat:eAi hiesa1esI.
o1ea, cutioeity 10 see him: Re eAruot be call ed n
old mtn-bniwean 80 and %; co II not sto1t.
scr hin H. nays,oEzo@y h.s no;h:as so AZ
eli 70 + ehtrh the public hare 70 long as:neea 70
him uets rather Ut Dc: the nlaetn stature; ; 6ie
ass s'.es W. aeff ,ut tSsst - o.
prtpf.rr. s,d bis face Is na,kea With deep
wrlrkes. which most apresr when he spesh',
rhteh he dt e Nth Huinauon. In Ent11 .ng TIE
| ehspei, whteh was crowded tore oefore s1s nonr,
[ he Atysreeh t'r.'rht to the ltas a1taf oo vel,
| nd .knelt be!oso =, tsatd To Il.
L.sn. ,se snd'erce m,l'as tne fsspon.ss. Hs
I then entered tte pulpit nd teEau TIC 1eercrt rr
ec.mnn. which la+ed oEes IN hour. IL It be
| q1ial, Nithpu. bclnG vulgar. There was 20: tbs
e1lhtttr pentieas lIIh o.. IN ess the 1e7oc7aen.
daiion to tis hc.t.fs TO, to hs.e their h1e1hsen,
even wien ,tey <ele mos: caoGrla:ed hJ lie =,
be tAket lot tuea. uc the Nhols sse sex:non,
wh cs H:s r tpartsn. e1nsteiei OF q stup!t
s1postuen .: soae o. ,hs doca.s ., hts
| coEs 10 pte.y. Tie woutG ptooaoiy have pro.
duced more C1eet nat fss Lis catalan &c. tt
| cipa1lis-whiea sorras harsh to the CIR O
/ the EattItla- AEe1 The blessing Which
| clotrd rho ecTznon. the eoEsrrEscor dep1ste1
| Many pe9rors VI Q coc3d MT xtt admission, froE
| tie trazltts s*s OF The 1tcotarao1Auou, wese a.
| Itct.d aeo hJ tte expectation that Qneer Isa
btua ~ou.u be rse.cat In th.& they ssrs DIS .p
I pliLted. lot the ta0ae oar Ahe .na het f41iiY 4.
| tended seNEtozs +erslcc IN Tho Eta.ea OF S.
hock OF T hich III. 1, TEN 3ct1lily pasisAlnalr-
1 n, mi fy,ff ? =
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FeQman Services


~. II death, Is 1t des,h, that u eoniaz' Wei,
Ii has L. 7 eeee, ee' ike The r1near but e1y Of
1ba, | ,hink M II I'M n sisa now ss ,syt to audi Is
That ,he enemy sta1dA At tie door. walk IN,
t&rty foe.
when a; 'hs minister ss,oe'sen eesaetd' af'c'nI
&c declared was Pagan m suength,n Rsicved
Arr trc Christians Ut wesk, then r a.ked II
Let ii ID ven acmea a &c nsex, ao, tbs ueu nur. asrd
TIL ifeJ f-e,
hoy FatfT, forgive ne I am hut soss Az
la2 7hine. = 1hou krore.t- Thine aloae-ae.r<
7o,se rogt. =; .ns ss:ns., nor .he vl:Sln; nos
The ,oare p.tson in yellow, who raosas at taa
CExpsl Ct klss.
"IlEox nauaht aooat steginR and p1aJirs, nor
Bat ,Ette 4aJ nc :. seaool oa.l1de Heaven tos
Or IL % N.-Ser na1 tlss me enplo5nsn. know
Soy ie este Il the ~endraas vh.ss hsrses et5Oan
"or l might teep The gates 'es'lss The doSs OF
sm e1tat se.lnst !l,f. su,ee.t Jet lied TO the
Wiz met hta. along With Tue fsst> ~ 1as eeao-
and Il ha:..a u III Il, .oas noble young uasss.-a',
utan as hruc6f
| .-Ard sesto, ~hen the p.trun sposs Of es2zs
Ont ot eeuaeh &c Is kensc, sna rurs saa WOMAN,
ana - tse X psss..5 e IL such kinssb,p, becomes big
| 7aat csllfd him You Rsvezsrca' hunsly:
! donbt II WAS wEoDEs
I ,Tte,a.s spothsr *{r. too. On my cortctence
| WHEN sc mere 1rss Ted,
| Twas ftsic1. with Jaeet. Ea9e&led 1e1 ssfts
otc day. ~,
Bu, III tcafce dirt to mtet her, I'll Thsu, Lard
hart spoke her f1t..
ut vca1t taln make ea1feseion 10 1nte, Lord. bs
! tofe ctme herce; .,
Rnt ths children erove rcurd me Tlth c1J4rs
ac1 h3r1et my soul. ---.
uta,y Vould bat 70 ttti1 fo- moment Until
an gone.
! With tie kns.
We'll, what il II you want, thes, kezia. s9ta
| quickly. my Enlt -...-1.........--.
'sy rooc.hJe 70 us. f.1her ncz nrttes like TIL
! It ycrF tleep.' ~.
Lu,ie Isl! sse Is urdcr ard fair. snd TIE bo
1uu.t keip ,hem i.cn yondes. Geoabye, la.,
. Gont-n Boys. Go d.h.e! -
: -7rd4cAf Botrs BY Sarah HLlilr1s.
, 1869-03-21

Queen "a d ter. .fltuiis, vere mutt pnrd Win
s.ratut rlckeninz vz11esJ. Aia1 tor tbs trun
tnles Of phr<roloxy 3rn pbJ1loxnunyt A asa
e,lst to Eta Ioos tgst1-a 10 Tho nd ct MIS- IT'S
tire. Ike Qaeen ntteef Is.-Hhat qua u; sns
tksse Is d07et 1rc tal ali Tbs hesu'J.the sense
AID the vahf OF The houte- II 10 grc1t Nonter
It q: Iskbella II. stould h1ve oetaptsd tte throne
for i've and th1rtJ yea; b1s It 1t any o1 hts race
could sntre I'd Eeg-w1th such uurltnea and A:es
A. Goo hAs gwen the1--ss r7uae ttAn could BE-
utve WIRE to nee j..
P-nce be viii trcm, however, and may hrd
fortune knhk thetr I1iIt TO BE- ~orn IN this par
pc nntt b. accounted risfoHnue, non sl1df.
CHILDREN down TO the tharo It fourth Efr.F1uoa,
hossyer 10 eu+ nounctd JooErt nj nD1rat7ns shle,
"a MY tto II ts nh'e a Atxorahle is~. Lant
II d. Anc son will re1u tie who royu history
vice harc6red TITO et1nc. t1ins pesrtaed INTO
ini0fy.
, 1869-03-21
81 Family ViclssItuds4-ss

The 'sUlsier kiux at Arns," In / recent
volume, published In Losaon> with tho
above title, tells again, rays tho Tnu Nal
Gsatt<, the story Of the S:uarts. whose las.
represent a,iye ia the male line WAS Cardinal
York, second son. Of the old Chtvaltct. lie
died it Rome 10 1857 at the ago Of eighty
two, in the receipt OF pension from George
III. The inscription which 70 caused to be
ruesAyed on medal IN 1888. when his broth
Ct died, Is thus given BY Sit Bernard: lien"
r!cns Nouus, Mtsose brittanpthe Rex; non
voluutate homtcum, ecd Del gralta.o The
crown then reverted to The representatives OF
Henrietta, DUCHESS Of Orleans, daugh!cr Of
Charles !. that is TO say, to ChaEle. Emman.
ne! rs King OF Sardint,, co o1dtnatc1r WITH
! she then re!cn!rE families cf Aodena. Parma
and Naples. The ex Duke Q! Modena, sho
now lives at Vrenns !, Is regarded with inter
tst by tcn enthusiasts hrTc and there as lhe
Legitimate claIu,unt to the English crown.
Many oi onr readers kcow that Loudou cou'
[ tRtus ero.her Pre,cudcr, whose CLAIMS nre
'our ded en an altogether different set OF as
5srtions, hut ttcsc are no. noticed By 81
eeaas y safs ,s,.c sof On Of ,, .ae Rox
an cii<d LAVAL Lscu:cuaa, was
only Tsstnted by The tsiutng i4tcrven,i3n ol
the French rrso.u'ion ffcm suecccding ia
lc sovereignty OF Bou!llon. in Flanuers
Shol1ly before tho revolution, Godfrey
| LUXE VI DCAtklOLIs utAu III LER Iamily Of 449
Tour d'Auvcrl1e c, WAS without prospect Of Z
or 10 hts little territory, IL accord
tusly ordered Inquiries to be made by au;i
quaries for representative OF tome o,hcl
branch. These commissioners arc said Il
have discovered the existence of branch 0
the family in jersey, where the name did IN
dcubicdly e1tst. PhIlp d'!Aurcrenc, Of Jer
.ey, was At this time First Lieutenant o
the sauc5 AJt'husd," which was, oppor
tuucHy for him, wrecked at Brest, aud tn
crew sent to Paris as prisoners OF war. Til
name having been mentioned to the Duk
o. Bouil&on, he cot leave to entctEA !
) st1. d'AuSctEpc at his seat at Navarro,
Normandy, aud soon bscamc 30 attache1 t
hin that be declared him heir to all his DOS
: sessions aud disnltics. The Rerolutio1
however, soon rendered the succcs; sion iltt
L sorry, though the Dukes death mai him
!, pos 4 ssiou Of al1 the Rights that tbefe weret
j Inherit. Al The restoration Philip seized h
f luchy Ia the scramble, and rcIgnrd ~
;. few months. Aftcr the hundted dave he h =
It to stxnd lawsuit for tho propcttr win Il
= Duke of MoHthazon, one o5 The Roatu I'm
Is IL. The toveseiEoty had been abo|isAed t
T tho EoncreEs of Vienna, and IL now govern
d by the King Of the RelGtaus. The Asbi.ratx
4, In the tuit set Atlae The deed Of adoption
$. favor Of Philip, aud gave the estates 10 /
n oieer claimant as nearest In blood. Admf
u d'AuyexEne, as he then was, commit,
IN suicide. This Is = sample OF the sort OF
le- tertaiument which Sir Bernard burke p
ler rthes. An exception should be made
les favor ofthc more serious Interest Of the
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The Regal Palace a madrid, ,

or tp 1tdkttt OF the Lou .un Timer.
l hsd yttn5taf tutto.:ty 10 Aee tae Royl
Fa.aee h ri TIE inventory Of Its coa'esu Is
roF tIlhtd. ED vtt,o<s are now a1o:tted.
tpet1al tI:a. tnweyet. eu.5,cd NE 10 get lcfc
tome Of tie sra1;laarts MT usaL} open 20 ths
un!1c~ ans to intfN 6: the Illce With ita.cvely
r1iuu:eI e. cot allowed 10 every stranger
knd nottezs OF evety:aice asv. Wsse u,
scarcely ult. any Of her household eo-s- Tnetc
u ktl1 her ha,t used hottie OF eau do ColTgue !:
The pcn In her p1tbara'a tnkstard. With tae INK
LA1d.y cry On ne RIB; tho doa! hts young
est gil tad IN htx hand Nheu the last tors ~eft
lz:d The stef, - thc aaEEery WAS set IN od
atd eyety4 htrR mste ready Ios tt2tt 70 Ii
GfAnj4- Tte man VII ehovaaus han1e Vas N
old servant Of The hou8k-ooln Il 1t, probably,
but At III Is t1 df It and OF It's In15tt11t8
| a. II no charge BAD raopehed, or Watt had hap
Pee I'd & n}d be 10 eeatRe TO him. O1s OF the
| wy trtt yootn& We VISIT rs1esea insa bad great
| p.etu.es ok tho Dpke Of Mottp.nsler, oi thc L.
ix1ta, hts wife, and OF Leu + Hippo. hA ftthti
-Rseas s.At!lz pear, larger Aaa i:e, arsh.e4i
Gene tom 7trow std mike EiIu-cfat touae teare
b. b., will FARO "a fecove tnoee nuts toEenA o
Tic vsfy e1orG Affection ME poot tIatuttet
Queen 70 the !at1 bore hs1 &3ste1. an3 n{ lhB It
| fntd The showed Ter tieset's hu,bAad 2Ld HI
iaEtly fes hts sisters sske.
! Upweyts. Ill my tr&ucctS OF tomessc rerg1
| ecte nd raY ulEost power OF association
| idesf couM rot 1tduta at u otstox more tbs
! 4 nAsrtr thought On t:o pos61hia future dakt
n,rs II the Rosthun d4nas'y u1 etther htAncs
| = A pnFue On both 5ou nousN. WA M u1pe
! ! 5,csi fstArx. wn t<ten u i verJ privA,
| cstEet, klaa ot a,ta:a stndo, xhsto he.
, 1869-03-21
An occurring Mind.

It Is said Of 3 great English lawyer. whoez
learning was an object Of assonishmsns to
eva1y one, that much Of it VAS aequira by =
disposition It 81 times to asked questions
Il Is possible that sucn notions actuated the
Chief Of the Police, Monday, when his office
was visted by very prettt youug uatrop,
whorse c!ain to consideration was evinred by
remarkably handsome baby which She car-
tied IN her arms.
"1hat IS a very pretty baby madam"
said that polite oticlal In the smiling mr.
t1eu. "a remarkable pretty baby !"
:" Do you think so! Well yes; he has
! been rery much admired. ] must Confess"
"1here Is no doubt OF that, / dare esJ-
| How old Is he ?T'
"Dnly two rnoE:hs oid.''
| "InGeed, Is be yors youngest I"
We'll. should thi1k 50 People dan's
ret hold Of the ase things arer5 day r.
DON'T they replied tha u1suieectlnz
Chief, ''the reason asked, my wife and my
self are taking about adopting one -
18th. IN that case, seeud aeyf5a .Jot "a
ret q divorce, an widow myself r.;
: The Chief iook a2if be didn't exactiy IN
= stand. III hassity turned to the hansaes!or
1 Of 0tssx bgsaaeas-G 0 Fi&Hxa6 = T.: -:
, 1869-03-21

kne french opera.
LITTER FROM VICTOR HUGO.
Victor Hugo'a letter Is quite Interesting on
account of Its subject, though It IL rnarred
" the adeetations which attach to al The
modem mo IT. Works q this great poet. The cause
lhe most celebrated of modern physlcIaus,
Oocto! Aa1dl, : learned Hungarian, whose
specially IL the cure OF throat diseases,
sent the poet q photograph OF q
curious German painting Of the sixteenth
csntuTy-a chara2iug young girls head, the
right cheek lost In q cloud Of roses, and Nth
GLADDEN. o! pearls on her forehead. It vas
beauty iteelf In It's most radant blossom. Bat
II the back OF tho engraving Is looked at one
Secs hideous dcath's head, and the pearls
are the yellow apd aeshless teeth of an old
tkull: At the bottom Of the Photograph are
was asked by the Doctor In his letter trans-
mnting the picture.
This Is Hugo's reply
DkAa Dcc1on: Tour precious aus b.. re4 h
Cd nc. Trae massage Of rue philosopher 10 4
poet
Dessh must isss yoo. you who cu,r, and 1t
AZ Tie very s,Rat 81 tfc p,ctnrs tbs se1ses you
ceslsea doEtd foiih. Youl tro mystesious qnat.
rams can be neaien INTO two tcEcc&s. ~ faflows
chspesa ds pe7lea, acur ct passamss, edn-
ia .uis belle: o. este belle, hsls. p,ur pcu
otustartt.
Connie c'clt vtte fals &c seaalzer les roses.
HKr4Raz.
Nc ro'sl 1en'ree. sae, an gonfrc ooseus des
Won sn.It, rc)eips mol dans Ia tombe, ante
c. gus sa}au,d d'nel le SUR, ru 10 re.asliema.u.
hste obc3ed. Thanks. 1t ~ Q rage, ter.
r1hlt s1d tsue. ] nta lhc h1a6s OF k2dsne
Msnd}, ard IN 5ouss< IS to,o:' Vlcron Husq.
7SrF4&
The ills&s Of u. Troplone, who Is already
less curious episode This TsoP-
ot The Senate, is one Of the columns Of the
Empire. He Is anything but good man,
With fiue character, being yielding with the
strong, Inselent with the weak, 60 great
cour,ier that he would lick the boots Of his
master, ahd Is ready 10 do al 10 please him.
Yet be is one Of the supports Of the 1uperial
ctldct. For this reason the Emperor has
pAid him yi.ii-a confederation which he
rarely makce. The eons Of The eun do not
generally deicn to visit simple MORALS, But
upLappily such visit brings death with 1t,
since the sick 1nan must be greatly troubled
by personal visit from an Emperor. Madame
Ttup!opE did not want her husband 10 sec
Stpoleop, who acted With all his usual kind
ness. Ii he would oniF be li.tls leAs In
t1ial, ntd little more hluself-a phtloso-
pder, loving and tcuder-we would ask
tothinr b. tier than 10 be as degoted to him
o. in Lis better dsys. But q diadeQ like
mercury desloys the nature Of whoever uses
n E,MlLY CAKRHY.
, 1869-03-21

md correspondence Of" Tou Warti,n NJ hs
cslicd hiuaeit-the Yorkshire alahIebny who
governed rsrma under tho last txo dukns
with singular fidelity TO the interests Of ths
sovere,gn ~ dlsttpgutAhed from those OF The
people The blind personal attaclmen. Of
IN oid-fssht-ued servant wss cambined in
him With native Rhili,les which Met1sntrh
secoRp,zed hy calling him ~ heayen-L I'm
! diplomhiis'." There Is fne Yorks ntro
| quality iu his letters,
, 1869-03-21

Those who would lsten, hoRcyef, to Mr..
Gladstone when at hls best, those who would
hear him and see him to the very greatest
advantage, must witness one Of hts grand
achievements as an orator, upon Field
Night, Ia the Eefy thick OF the session, within
the walls Of the House Of Commons. And,
in order 10 appreciate him thoroughly, they
must 1ook At the man himself, as we'll AS at
the rhetotlcfan. HIS outward appearance,
hls Expression, manner, features, voice, move
mcnts, the vary ca7rlage Of hts head, the
very lash Of bis eye, arc all worthy Of exam
inasson. When he first entered the House OF
Couuons In the hey dsy oi his youth. bis Iooka
carned ior hin The '..eobrt4net,' p which he
Of !" Handsome Gladstone" The hand.omc
looks are gonc, bnt 1t IS a noble face for, all
that-a faf nobler countcnancc than II Was
then In It's earlier bloom and freshness,
dark hair tbianed :; the dark eyes cayerued
nder trows haeituallf contracted-it Is es
sentlai,y the face OF Senator, Of one Of the
Pat1es Cor rscrlpli," And there ste sublle
traits Of character. readily enough d..eernl
bic at glance, by those Who caro- TO. look
nervous 1ireaments. a blending Of generos
it5 and scon IN rhe play Of the nostrIls-at
alternating severity and sweetness In the mo
bile mouth. It l. face betrayInE eyery emo
slcn. conceallcE no&hlng.-;ncapable. of cor
ter's, and sitl1 les 10 a party leaders,
advantage. It is a very cou.ldt rabia mad 6
perpetual disadvantage to Mr.. G.aditoue,
svs s 70 pssk o ssi 9y ;sfus @tSs
der an upgeucTops tsuut while 1t Is being
uttered. His EasAQe daskens With iudigns-
tlon while his sdve1sss5 T. ret tpesSinx
When be ls bent upon rcp15t1E, be Will evt-
deIcc In an upmlstakablc manner his lmp4-
tience for tbs opportunity. When It comes,
be viii spring 10 h. feet ith the animation
Of an athlete, And. tupposing bis wrath to
bare bean really aroused, he Ttls seek no
means 10 limit o. moderate the, intensity Of
ueut Of more ths1 usual excitement, In
| Older to erlphasixe a sentence, snatch y
book up-any book. the tisst that came to
| baud-knd hurl 1t 1At upon the table OF the
! House with his impAssloncd utterancc OF the
last few words. Ii bis pronunciation there Il
| iueradicably noticeable, the provincial twasg
! Of Larcathi1e. As for BIT. Vplce, II Is like q
| ti1yer clarion. And the charm Of that bar
monlous voice Is thls--shas, afeer The ael,v'
ratiop, and {''.este" HAueaid 2 there hare
been such speeches, The closing words oi tht
peroration Will ring ~ clesF So q bell upor
{he car without the faintest perceptihie In
dIcat,on to the last OF anything like e1
hau.llon. Itisa popularity OF AIr. Glad
stones moreover, that, throughout th,
loreest Of bis parliamentary oratiolss h
Ecur once refreshes lis Palate b5 means o
either Of those iEumemctil ''lnstl!uions" a
WcstminAter, the "carafe" or the oEsnse. In
stead Of that be sips, st tsre intsISa's., whe' e
the part Of the Uou>e occur 10 afford niu
TIE opportunity, from little coloIltss ha.l
or csutt that looks rather medtciua1 tha
ronyiyial.'s-The G773t.one Gurtrnmtnt.
, 1869-03-21

A very extraordinary association has
recently been formed among certain arssto-
cratic ladies Of Paris. TheJ have agreed to
nurse thel1 children hencstorth at
their own breasts, md to encourage other
women to do likewise Hitherto no faAhiou.
able lady in Pnts, ercrpt the Princess de-
Mestcrpich, has eondeecended 10 tuckle hes
| owu children. II the new axsoclatiou ind.
! e. Icr11 lnitAttn, tbruuehont Frsuce, thefs
I Tll be panic IN the wes.lursa market.
, 1869-03-21

1he Rsv. Fszgu. RaEasou. wno, 4 few TH1 Ts41
NHee, ehtnned tenpa1axy IotnFteJ q Aosa a,
nna.Ea oJ his Wtoseaafa corde o. ths peot
nos0f, md Au members Of "Burus CluhA. Las
a!vVsa !he sts1hir1 Attsc1a Of Int Scottish pa.
FL. n 20 M ~ pue!aheo his sermon hsadless Q!
III a'S ;n 81 enncasn, which ought 10 hive searent
syen tSl y sefaaon.. to tbpss Buns to hh
1eaoSEootuJmt1; but 70 speat the uuth ahoo
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forward coyertd with great mantle, shows
peMed 10 Adam, and naturally carries off thc
pr1zc. IT ts not very moral, hui It Is reFF
prelty, Which Is unhappily the main thing At
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10 looks The poet wholly. Hs y rather be-
low the mt dium height. slender. but well
bnllt, and very graceful Hia features ara
rrculaz evea TO clAssicalncss- He has rich,
.oh auburn hair and tnal esald, Wnish; l., worn
nesr,ncr. He has broad, white, spiritual
iorehead, deep blue eyes, capsbla Of every
yeriety Of expression and, though In his
fflse,1 year. would not be thoat 1T more tha1
thIrtT. Hc looks boylsh olteu, anu is 80
Young In feeling and fresh In spirit that II
n1a J. U.B,
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TIE 'fAVTS."
Stristiaassea, 81. gruiz.
FRIDAY, 18th MARCH 1869.

In the Colonial Councils meeting on the
18th inst, it was communicated by His Excel
lency the Governor that the Ordinance for in
creasing the salaries fixed by the Ordinance of
18th May 1866 for 2 Public physicians in this
Island, which had been adopted by the Council
on the 18th November last year, had on the 9Th
of February received the sanction of His Ma
jesty, and that he expected the new post as
Public Physician in Frederiksted would very
shortly after be advertised. We learn that with
the last packet the Government received infor-
nation that the Royal College of Medicine in
Copenhagen had been requested to advertise
that the said post is vacant and as short a time
as possible fixed for filling it.
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(T1e Packet Edition gfme Cleaner, March 1O)
CUBA.

Letters from Santiago de Cuba, by the
"GuantanamO,' state that the disease from
which that place is suffering is not ASiatic Chic
lera, although it may be Cholera Of a milder
type, and that it was dying out, there having
been but five cases within the previous few
days.
News had been received from Havana of
the arrival of 5000 troops, from Spain, and
that 1000 more, chiefly volunteers, were daily
expected.
The Government had found it necessary in
the troubled state of affairs, to modify the re-
Gently conceded freedom of the Press.
The insurgents had possession of the town Of
Enunciyado on the railroad between Villa Clara
and Cienfuegos, and a body of them had APP
peared in the neighbourhood of Sagua la
Grande. Quesada, at the head of seven regi-
ments was threatening Villa Clara. Outbreaks
were reported at CienfuegoS, Sancta Spirita
and Trinidad, and were momentarly expected
in the immediate neighbourhood of Havana.
The insurgent chief refused to treat for surren-
der. Arrange is now reported to have been
murdered by Spanish troops in breach of truce.
The Government organs in Havana favor a
war of determination and the enforcement of
loans if necessary. Two companies of regu-
lars had left Matanzas for Managua. Recruit
ing for the volunteer service continued briskly.
Arrests were still made in Havana, and the
police continued to search houses. We take
the following from the "Diaria de la Marina"
of the 18th instant.
At seven O'Clock to night a meeting took
place at the Government House for the purpose
of hearing the proposal of the Captain General
for the raising Of a loan towards the present
exigencies of the island. General Dulce ex-
planned to the meeting the object he had in
view, showing that it would be for the interest
of the capitalists of the Island to advance a por-
ton of their capital to secure their whole for
tune-and as the Mother Country was now in
treaty for raising a loan, S24, 00O, 900 of which
would be applied to the benefit of Cuba-he
the Captain General, hoped that the meeting
would receive his proposal of granting a loan
to the government with favor and alacrity, and
that on there establishment of peace the loan
would be repaid with interest. The loan was
to be based on paper issues by the Government,