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From Hearth and Home,
CHARLES DICKENS.
az G0dShiH, June 81


GApsHfIL is famous. What of old
To the worlds poet made it dear;
whether what country gossips told
or stolen hours Of cheer
Spent there with men Of kindred mind,
Less, yet the largest of mankind
We know not, and we need not care:
Enough that Shakespeare loved the place,
And settled in possession there
The merriest OF his race
FalstaG-whose thirsty spirit stin
Haunts all the taverns at Gadshil
III.
Could Shakespeare, with prophetic eyes,
Who were to follow him have seen,
And be-if not so great and wise
AS what man since hath beenl
Yet wise and great, in smaller ways,
The lords of life of coming days
w.
He would have chosen out of all
Dickens, as knowing most Of men,
And let on him the mantle fall
That was to vanish tben
Long lost, late found, now lost once more
All who that mantle shall restOrei
Bacred 10 all hut shakespeare's shade,
And 20 his ghosts OF crOWnleSs kings
AbandOned-wretched queens betrayed,
And high heroic things,
IL stratford; let no mortal dare
Disturb its hushed and reverent air!
But Gadshill, whittier Falstaf went
From Cheapside Cglad to hasten back,
Monstrously ict-on plumber bent
Pulled out with lies and sack
What spot OF English earth so fit
For one with more than Falstatf7s wit
VII.
Nav. Shakespeare self was not his peer
In that humane and happy art
To wake AT once the smile and tear,
And captive hold the heart!
Make room, then, Shakespeare this is he
Has taken the throne of mirth from thee.
VIII.
The world Of kings and queens is thine;
Thou hast the soldiers, scholars ear;
England and Rome, Greece, Troy divine -
Hamlet, OthellO, Lear:
Small elves that dance on yellow sands,
And all the spells of fairy lands
This common workday world OF ours;
Our little lives Of Joy and care
Green lanes, where children gather flowers;
,
Thieves, paupers women of the town,
And the black Thames In which they drown:
X.
These were the things that Dickens knew:
Before his sight like dreams they passed;
II saddened, he was gladdened too,
For sorrow should not last:
Happy must be his heart and mind
Whose task II IL to help his kind
Al.
Healthy his nature was above
All shallow griefs and sympathies;
What others hated be could love,
And what they loved, despise.
His mirth wac harder 20 be borne
Than Thackeray's sadness, BylOn's scorn.
All
He taught the virtues, first and last;
He taught us manhood, more and moro
The simple courage that stands fast,
The patience Of the poor: t.
Love for all creatures, great and small,
And trust in Something Over AM
This gave him more than royal sway;
The benefator OF the race,
BE would have wiped with smiles away
The tears from every face
They drop to-day from many an eye; ..
He draws them, 5ut he cannot dry
XIV.
The hand IL still that held his pen,
His eyes are shut but not in sleep;
Weeping around his bed arc men
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49, d, b, ,e arm accused her Of having pcmsde Che
protested innocence bu, the officer would no, listen to her, and
marched 0ce where she detained company
with lady previously arrested At the place The young lady
ber and mother appeared very much distressed
and denounced the B amount
offered previous refused Both the arrested parties
will he taken before Justice slsudley to-day
-Now-putting the case of Mrs. Phelps out
of sight for tho present, and declining to pre-
nudge those which have not been trled-we
submit that Mr.. Macy owes very humble
apology to Mrs. Claussen. What was there Ill
the facts alleged that justified the dragging OF
this venerable matron before Court of Ses-
sions on a preposterous charge OF stealing a
book worth fourteen centsH Admit that her
arrest can be excused if not justified, dld IL
not become Mr.. Macy to ascertain whOm she
was, stop the proceedings, and humbly apollo
gi2e for the error of his ovcr-zeaous subordl-
mates. before this mother in Israel was
arragned at criminal bar among harlOts aud
pickpocketsf If Mr.. Macy dissents from our
strong conviction on this point, we can assure
him that he stands III u very small minority OF
his fellow citizens.
And now as TO Mr.. Mays assurance Chat,
"ShoaM mistake occur at any tune, no per-
son GILL JtpICi IL Hiult my oNil' iiO
obligcs us to say that his acts do not accord
with this profession Mrs. Phelps was arrested
in the afternoon of Tuesday the Goth inst.
We first heard OF the matter tie next evening,
and Immediately called at the store, in tho
company of Mrs. Phclps's only child, Mrs.
PearSall, and male relative. SO soon as Mr..
Macy could be found, we explained the case
to him, and asked him to sign card which
blamed nobody, but told the public that Mrs.
Pholpss arrest was the consequence of mis-
take, which he deeply regretted. Mr.. Macy
expressed no doubt that it 1rds a mistake
indeed, his female superintendent (who was
present when the arrest was madc) assured
us that upon Mrs. Phelps being brought be-
fore her, the instant after her arrest, she
1.-THE superintendent saw at once that she was
lady. Why, after that, the astOunded, tenn
porarily bewidered victim of a shOp-girrs
blunder, was taken to u police cOnrt, com
mitted and ultimately brought to trial as q
suspected thief, Mr.. Macy may understands we
do not. Aud we cannot repress our conviction
that the public will judge him by what he did
in this and in Mrs. Clausscn'S case. rather than
by what he says he will or may do in such as
may occur hereafter.
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their European brethren: the former commit
ting the fault; tho latter receiving the pun
ishment Protection would have ordered 9th
erwise.
Free-Tmders habitually assume that what
ever we can produce rs choaply as others
needs no Protection yet here we see that 1t
is not so. Europe produces Copper at least as
cheaply as we do; yet it was the interest IT
our Copper men to dcIanGe and depress her
markets by undersclling, for a time her pro-
ducers. SO it has been. so it will be, win
foreign SURPRISES pitched : .;,Sa orr markets:
What our Copper men are said to have done
in single case has been done by European
holders of Metals Wares, and Fabrics, to our
prejudice in hundreds of instances, and will
be in thousands, if Free Trade be again our
policy. We stand for the producers of all
countries but especially of our own. Tho
policy which sets the industry of one people
to cutting the throat Of the kindred industry
of other nations is neither wise nor humane
1t is not "the American SYSTEM and, we
trust, will never be.
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England is indignant that the Germans have
caught half dozen ships in the Seine and
sunk them there to Obstruct the stream. She
will doubtless be given time to cool her pas
sion before she gets satisfaction from the
Prussians. We suppose that the British ships
had perfect right to be in the river, since its
blockade was not declared or maintained
The incident, however is not likely to involve
England in war; she could not be driven into
taking up arms at this time of serious comph-
cations and doubtful issues and she will prob
ably be content with any explanation that Bis
marck may choose to make.
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Civilization need not be Mortified at the an
nouncement that the bOmbardment of Paris
has actually begun. Nobody has been killed
or is likely to be by the shots whereby the
Saxons have attempted to demOlish the little
outwork on the hill of Akron, elk miles east
of the city. From this commanding point
French gunners during tho whole siege have
made the Forest of Bondy uncomfortable for
tho Saxons and their next neighbors in the
investing line, the Prussian Kings Grenadiers.
II was from this point that the late sortie
which penetrated to MaisOn Blanche and
Gagny was directed. For these reasons Akron
is place to be silenced it is also position
which it is desirable to take, for it commands
Fort de Rosny, main defense on the eastern
side of the city, and its occupation is neces-
sary before Paris can possibly be bombarded
from that direction. We are again assured
that the actual bOmbardment is to begin on
January 1 but the menace has become stale.
Smelling q crowded city of two million inhabi-
tants is an operation promising 50 few practi-
cal military results and imposing such serious
sacrifice of public sympathy for their cause,
that the Germans, who have all to lose and
nothing to gain by it, are less likely to indulge
in the horrible amusement than the CORE
spOndentS are to announce the programme.
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intrigue and plumber which surrounds the
present Cabinet. Rivero is the best an" ma
strongest of the Monarchcal Democrats. 10
has doubtless often felt in these h'ei H. s.ou,
that he made grave mistake in seco"'ns
,hc Republicans and advocating the auo ..'"
Of monarcical constitution as more iioaV-
Jiotdy suited to the condition OF sr!ain. His
term Of service as Minister of the Interior has
hccn most creditable both to his ability ana
his INTEGRITY. But it has gained him the bitter
hostility of the disordcrly Republicans and the
conspiring Callists, whose Illegal activity he
represscd with a hand of iron; while at the
same time his rigid adherence to law and JUS
tice was far from satisfactory to his unscrupu-
lous colleagues. He is to be succeeded by
Don Praxedes MateO Sagasta, now Minister OF
State, who is able and malignant enough to
obey to the satisfaction of the Camalilla any
orders he may receive in the way of persecu-
ton and tyranny, and who will never be en-
barrassed by any of the ncw-fashioned
scruples that sometimes assail even politicians
of Spain.