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New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

DIR. Sage's Catarrl RemedysioO reward FOR m inenrAbs
Sold by Druggists by ma % pamphlet hee Adi
dress K. v PIERCE 81. d.. 10 senecl-st Buiso n. L.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06

IF The Baby is iCuttng Teeth, that old and we'll
tried remedy Ms. WINsLOws SOOTHING SrRUP
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
MARRIED.

Wedding and Visiting Cards Initial Stamping Note Paper
VIZ EyERDELLs 04 FUITOSsr ord DUrcH CaUROE
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
Gpeeial Notices

stem Winding Watches.
ELGIN WALTHAA1, HOWARD, AND,
GENEVA WATCHES.
In great variety al at remarkably l0w prices
MILLER s. GOODRICH, AGENTS
25 JoHNsr, Nsw.yORK,
- German Cathartic LOzenges,
Piles a Dyspepan excellent caiAsric for yoaa
aud od They mild eaeaous harmless purely vegetable
Agreeable 10 taste for Cons aie0dani
evils aud all pleasant aud certain CahATc rIy
pr boz Sold Al all druggst-
niissisquei Spring water.
The watef OF hs spng spebe ieT Bu
Seo Rheumalsn D,.pePA CasaaeOa AdecoD as all dessoa
arising from Impurities Of The blood fresh supply recesed by
J. MlLHAUS Sons, ln Broadway.
Diaponds, Watches, Jswelry, and silver Ware
bought ARl sid BY GkO q LkE 53 BrslN, UNDER 81 Ehs
uQteL
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
WASHINGTON.

OPENING SCENES IN C0NGRESs-IMPoRTANT BILLS
INTRODUCBD-NEW MEMBERS ADMITTED
HOW THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE Is RECEIVED
PROPOSED ABOLITION OF THE OFFICE or
ADMIRAL IN THE NAYY-THE M'GARRAHAN
New-York tribune., 1870-12-06
NEW-YORK.
CoNGREss-[Omcial.1
TIE OFFICIAL VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.
Arp.Ny noc b-The official vote for Gov

Plurality y' for Carroll 15o; majority for SANFORD IN 1868
, 1870-04-24

Tx &pTtNyh<tA !A:}"Hft'H"-
Annleton has repcb1ished ,ha: curious Eng
,,.h took of Francis: Cation. e,.ti,lcd, Herca-
itav Genius IN Inquiry Into it, Laws anu
Corseauences. It grew u7: Of come ARTICLES
IN Macmillan i've years ago, N "9lcA ~.
Cation, who is disciple Of Darwin, began %
sprlv the DaEvinlau principle to men 81 emil
uent ability, aEd to SHOW ina: 'neS hase
much better chance to tEausuit ability than
men of uediccrity have. One would not sup
nose Il required much argument to prove this,
hut appareptlv it doe4, for Mr. Gallon d1ls
four hundred octave pages with his wise saws.
and ancient and modern instances On the cub.
icct. He does not undertake 70 81; that al
The children Of able men will be able; but
what he thinks be proves Is this
..lf two children are taken, OF which one
Las parent exceptionally gifted in high de,
cree-say as one in four Thousand. OF as one
in mlion-and the other haa not, the former
child has an enormously g1eater chance q
turning out to be gifted in 3 high degree thai
the other Also argue that a. new race CA
be obtained in aninls and plants, and can b
1aieed to 80 great degree Of purity that
| Will m.intain itself, with moderate care in pre-
| venting the more family members Of the noc
from breeding. 70 race Of gifted men :I. Mien
be obtained under exactly similar coudlGons-
Cations proofs appear to be NANNY detse I 9
from lists Of eminent men Wno ns'e .nJ Ia,
fathers or cons, unclea, or cousins. CT gtanu
eous who we're also cmiueat-in the "orus 2
orr manner laws, kindred Of ABILITY n
h.s roIlerted = crest many details OF this ENC
n ~ MA m.kes lis book very entertaining
The 1 subject, toe, is cue Of profound Interest
since everybody has ancestors, s. snd i IT. IT,
many have OF sE hays deeespaan1a qanas r',:e
@ ts;nties. ore Of which is pithlIy expressed
he hornely proverb, ut is wise chdd II
tno,s lid own father" For example, m b
pedigree Of the sydneys, Ar: Gallon sto1
short with AlgeEnon. who VAS the second &c =
of The second sydney. Eatl Of Leicester, and Il
c1and nephew Of Sir Philip Sydney, But
VA currently reported in Charles Second
time that the Duke Of Monmouth, who Passe -
. for tho son Of Charles, wss, in reality, eth
! the son o, nephew Of Agernon Sydney.
, 1870-04-24
CHURCH BELLS.

The origin Of big tells is food FOR n1eIe CON
lecture; nor can anyone determine the d2se
then the t:Tst OF them boomri ures teA AID
f.rest in our island. They hail. lia~est1. be-
G. me a regular institution bafofe the lDn.
1ueet. fer the few chu1ch-soVezs. wLsSh al
ras'cs agree in p1onouncine ~ te genuine
Saxon work were obviously consisGc;sd =,
carry reals. OF these, the :uwes Of Hsne
Church, Cambridge. il IN excellent spo<l4!en.
Tue titter island possesses 70" pel1s anN,
.i,,e this side Of u. Patrsck. Thcy seem 70
resemble the oId-fashioneJ, deep carpet-1ae+
I'll: down tie sides, trxnzns:.d into 1Astaa
a ros1c such fne:s1, AID then taIned toeetneI
With coEpe. aveA- 4 chEo:Ellsr SAYS ttaAt
Cuus1au gave bells to the Western Churches;
lHcl ably he made them nsusen ln1 escvStc A,si,
{. tics al the ez1iy Middle Agcs we're the Only
eeien,inc c1afteu4en, rs they we're the OILY
LAWYERS. Of their lav. Not re1! long aGo the
rtai Of SanGre De Gloucester, one Of these
uun1ssic founders, was falrd up out of The
Thauaca- Very Little is Known abo1s Any OIL
:hem except that their bells, 20 far ~ We can
Judge Of them frou the surviving specimens,
Ee1c. il anything, superior to the very best
lIat are titt,4Ece4i upu-A-1AyH. Qn one Of the
a.ainel-siass WlIdows Of York Muster The
1iIc.e process of n.e1iIyal lell-{oun1i.ls is de
Tilted, o5 oro ts4sl< ia ,.s1l1: 1t hAs been r.
st1red for Mr. haven to uneaztn Itom the
| archives OF Ely CAthe11A piece q
cauAly interesting information, VIZ, III
ec1n, lcte ac4trn,s, from tho sAc.istl m
Look, Of al charges incurred in casting lou
bells, called .'Jesus." a. John, i MA1J, All
"Wa1ainsham." Tie biggest Of tass: Va
Jesus, 50 cut next came ~ John, = swt
~hila MARY" was Gully in the third rIAse
v:th q cwt- INota Ec1.t that Hhen psals
Lei. wsse s4cs.cc, each received = names an
tic baptism Of Tie bells WAS sufficiently IN
poeing ceremony. These Ely bells nero CT
in 10 and % Edward Ill QSi3); and s'tslce
tie Above four there were two smaller oeil'
Lanes oY tho C1oyland Abbey bells destroys
At .Le fro ,here IN lleo Iaaid 70 hase besn u
int co,urlete ptol), VIZ, .Pega-" T. Eega,
"Tatriu, :.Iu1let,l " Bettelin, D
t1solome~," and "Gu.hlsc-" The bells Of
.Aus,in.~ "Hauctactcr,r 'Gahriel" II
"John." Sometimes the largest Of The pc
| is ey4leu OF - " 1ax." or - Dom:nus, a
i, l. recorded that bell -hu-tSr, whoss ensh
, 1870-04-24

Tatinitv, onee insisted tnAs
e'as.a me rsns.1;ng OF st Enners Donssns ~
AZ ti;ctu,n Il not uncommon bel he91psrso"}
:. Let the hig be{1s name 1S Dets E, ,.ee,d 1
or lns dey;ee Tho oh1 founders scs7sesy cscE: ~
~ r. au ,ne.ic1,s do. recorded theE o*n = natafs
IN III, .i,a 1,te1. Mr, Tvs.rn i'll his "snn:eE
Pei,s of au.se1" mentions bel! st usne;sa
ins,,rihed "De F1cthe a.. .,e IA haGse 's1 15os+
MccCxK,r Which is r. PsoPEan!ln; Easl;.h ,os founders
h hes,an t1st;nr in is70, and the nsmcs s>9Ein
t,,fie esrIier. In Camb1idgeshire, NJ haSeu
.;nIis nothing dated earlier than 1564 be1n.e 1
he ncfor1nshon tie inscriptions we're nsoans:
though not invariably. rvaSlon@, anu ~
rsopula, form was aleonine he1ametsF snts !Mns
!! strll. Mar.a Matts sarcurre Plfsstma SonlA
.sum H1sa Puisa1a Anndl katersns ,.Ha sosaa'
~cen Del Nunas Aps Q9i keHna. 1,l,s hf s1a@ enae
fas Aasg.Tsta ~ Soos Se,,;.a " Gun.ia So.iva-
M Me!ior Verc Sdn Est Canpaaa Sun Sre.
III. rar;ta letters and the otna.neutA ssoss
between words are Of n sers ltau .'s;,Gnr
cuted. and are Ete1s = r. =. 'eTl IRA olds2
founders also sometimes used 49,! staMIps I
t,us ,he Erayeer5 Of Norwich, who founded
s1I.udid 14eIs for several generations, stamped
them all With crown between three ns!!S ~
a shield sprgsed sna adosnss, %s1a.t.n " tree
founders iave-pots. Theee ggns, however,
| are 10, always conclusive evidence, because
! IL stamps II m old founder and other parts
u lis ,,la..t sometimes found their way nc :e
tie - session Of 3 later one me MSosatso. ntor
/. rcIiptious cease. OF couree, with the tet9s 4;
,la,iol, but the pious slaves wess SUI ~ " "
| -. ~ tt,nurh to some eMan extent Tue u
s~.i,t:oEs, lie the Abbey lands. became ses1 s1
;ali..d, Ihe post-Eefc IHat.on pos';ss p';e.,;,,c ~
cit.;. >tls oLddosgeEcl, witness 'ns .oo~ ,.ssr
with Ms. I.1yen quotes 4toa sue esNoA
I,.uct Church, Cambridge
..T;.as t.u was broxke md cast aRslne
Il A. plainly d1tn apeaft,
JON, Draper u,a4ic me tn !G1s,
Nich tyne chu:rhwastens weM
: EIvaII fHIson for the one which ssoae e''se
hts facktn, .,a-,
= Ard he thai wss his partner there Was A'eaA
der JAcEltn-" --
: From -..1.ittleec4, Rt. Mary. in tne Ssn
. county. il cte0 tAa following sentiment, eA
Y | on the second bell there, At the instance
y some uncompromi-ing ChutchtnAn'
E. .srrc@pertty tn the Established Chutrh o. :!
it land and nj EncouIaEtmeuS to Enthnsaasu-
ISIfFtItpF.
, 1870-04-24
xEouptnr n Mnu for Comfort.

Tie Austin (TeIas) Journal relates the iol-
loving: In 1857 or 1898 the county Of
lsaa lust been organized. md the dKst district
court VAS held In sruau ROOM that uAd oeen
u..J for Ir.cez4. II Vas the FAIL tatn,a
saylre nof,het va. blowing, and there WAS
no tlrt rlaca Or stove in the room A deapctado
wl. on tr,sl for one out Of the many muraefs
il Lad committed, and The Judge ~ md olntx 1u.E
NJ: - IL settled, and consequently 100 poos
to maze aaeauat: ar191se.1sn!s loS she con-, T.
sse1litt Of guilty. the Judge, in propoqnc1ng
ser,c:.tr. uyon the culpas, said: Bob 1ones,
,o,, have ii.a = fair t1ial: you have bean toun
su:,.y, md the court adjudges that yo1 ha hang
ii IL the neek Until You b dead: but ~ the
os;E,s "a Jess osgauizel and aflo1lls no con-
,snir:ices to lodge = prisoner with my degree
OF eon4fort-thcre being no suitable building
Tor bedding, not even blankets. the court do
hereby, in Consideration Of his personal com-
fo1t, order that tie prisoner ba takan to tht
neares. tree md there hanged until he{be dead
md nay the Lozd have mercy On his soul
The Sheriff then borrowed ! 1a1i2t from + by
s.a1der, nut it over the calprits neck, and 10;
him GU: 10 = tzec = few feet from the Cour
| uo,sse, threw it over LIMB, AID saspaude<
! he prisoner til life Eas extinct.
, 1870-04-24

U,a1 la!l,, the ticlman sardnt Who pre- |
6ir.. d tl.t South American earthquakes uis1
dim. ecme cn exactly According to rr,-
kt.r,u4s, Inns tried h.s hand Ut backward eai-
Gu: tit+t- as we'll as at forc-castang. IN
~otk rt.c,,tly pu:,lishe.l he shows that there
VAS to:sl eclipse II tic moon eonccuatantlS
with tie earthquake tl,at uc1-urter1 Whch
Julius GErar wae ssxas>inated. Oh the lata
Of Marrh Il c. Al. He has also calculated
saek the JcNlsh c41eular to 4. D. 81, and
til. result Of lis rcaeaEchca Sails confirm
lie facts 7cc<r!sl by the EvAnselists OF the
wonderful 1,l,ssieal events that accompanied
tho CrucitiNun. Astronomical calculations
,Toye. without nha4low of doubt, that on
!ets !!ne lii, tiay "f the Jewish mouth Of Sisan
,Anril e., there was total eclipse ot the enn
acrrmna,1ied. in Ill probability, By the earth
.n,srn rhc1, :. the veil If the Temple Wis rent
II twain from the top to the bottom aud the
earth did quake and the ro:ks rent .Aa1tne@,
wi. 81, whilst st. Lake describes tas ee4pse
n ii,...c ronls "And it was shout the sixth
~ ,,anv NJ - noou1, and :ncrc Was darkness over
~ t1,S land til the ninth hour Is oclosk T., y!
~ ~ ~ sh,s s.,, WIS tlhrkencd. Luke xiii ~;
this mode Of reckoning correspond. leiIeS.J
will the result Of another eaIcera' ssa..a sm oa1
euthoE made y de;;on GeSlonahSf sSf AMI =, isis
w toT The difference hetWseI
s'io"mE sns mia and Ind New Styles, Which alst
e;Ses Anril 6 ss the date Of the now mooa u
SLc yeaf 4. D. 81. ~ the veEnA eaqaaoA =. =
that ssar fell On sael s,h,a,ed =, sna M tbsir Err
| Pe.aeh, " Feast Of the Passover, oa l9e : ~
lowing new moon, it is elcar that Apnl pan w.
identical with Sisan ii Of the 1s"4sA cAea Ha41,
t,rss, d "day q preparation for tie Sabbath b,
4 md this agrees with the statements OF =. 81
+ T.vangelists, and also With the Hebrew -
n mud. Thus; BY, Tie united Testimony s,,iH,;s 81 .
!, tronor,y. archaeology, tradition, aud Nn1ts q
4 hi ,orv. there eau lie hut little doubt that Y
i Jsto Of the crucid1iou wss Arnl 6, A. D. :
, 1870-04-24
SpTfnXs

SpfAhXs
From, Grad Massey. "Ga'ad Of Bale Chris
When panae earth hnrrs all hsr charms,
And gives the 1itni her lNFftTt anwrf,
Who, IN tie aunsalur'- golden shower,
LEAFS waf1u 1nto heE amoftus sms
Nsyn hu.ls a!t bursting on the brisr.
Ant al the k,ntsls'i yrr,'ne.; gloNs
Mud lifr hath y1rhtst 0yer noMs.
hn.I morning neaas are 1fsoee'i VIII NE:
When younc u.i,ls feel lore stint the bloo4l.
And Vautpp with The kissing leaves
An.l branches, an.l thu quick SAP heAves
hEd ,lancrs to rlpcu' d toNt;
TiA, Mown 10 lts hidden heart Win sishs,
InYrs. mi r,,s.s ttisns / the cheek 30 't'ar,
And as sea }ewtls urwarr! peer,
to,, -tl,ougLts melt through their swimming
eyes:
| When irau.s walks IN brasrst ,irsas.
| tnd. iii with Ap.iTs mellow rh''~erh,
| The earth laughs OUT with sweet May dowcrs
II Tha. 1lnsh 70! veEy happiness:
And s,ale1-paek such wonder weayes
u'nixhts, and nooks Of Ercentllg gloom
I Are Etcb With S1olets that blooul
b, he cio1 dark VI dc~y leaves:
! Hber En.enud. drink the ners wine
OF davn with crimson statns ! the mouth,
An 1hiEsuly HI ftarnitIR youth
| From Loves hand t1r1uks ar..urht the dlSine3
And nnaeJ'a plots are trowseti With bees:
And latEs rain music by the shoaer
III White Binr1pg. singing By the houI,
! 4 Sing Ike spirit sits + the tttts:
Il h.u t.,,t.ne heart: forget their fea1s,
md In thr poofvst HES salt-ear
S,,me rarr wtnc zun+, ansl laoi.c bunds up
I Her rainbow oytt Nemur. ) tears:
; lt,l1 uron merry May morn,
= the perfect prime Of tnas sweet lime
Wien daisies whiten, wovihihes clnab-
, 1870-04-24

coas for coal saunter u,der the shel.eE.nE
frees OF fashionable ,arE aud garden
Among The iee-eating flaming crowd ulo1s' no
meets the younger Of our Wo SISTERS End Eot
aCh Nr.-." answered tie lady :" hov dseaa-
fully hot it is here ''Ya Madane replies
our luckless critic. - il il not hero, tut ! can
assure you the heat Of shis ,laes isn't c'rc1n- r.
etance *her compared viii the heat Q, me
the place ~h.1 E"l: ptor tear husband u SUI
comes over the face Of the adr rhe rises from
her cl4air and douHces Indignantly away. A6
..Me miserable" 6uGl,qrizes our "refeneo
critic, Il have been ruist,kias the one elster
for the other, and she thinks meant TO sav
that her husband is-ntt in nhcavrn-"-7he tot
, 1870-04-24

The philoeorhy Of Pro-rsro's speech. which
,outaips the famous line. I'VE arc snch stuff
-, dreams are made on" il scarcely that
,anghs in onr preliminary rchoo!s, hns it is A.
mot the ti1st thing that every child leArns in
,JauAp. The Iroya is sort Of alphabet in
f1.1r lines. named frou its tirsr word, which
,,rou,p not vowel- and consonants. hut all
The sossy-eieht fundamental sounds Of tho
Larane4e tongue the children learn md Sing
It t,v 7ste i'll els>eer in eyer4 infant echoo1 in
lie emri.e 1t ir ~ follows; it has come
through the French. but the tc il pronounced
AZ in Euxtssh -
, 1870-04-24

.Msu~ shaft 1t random sent " hits some
thing or Other which '+ the archer Little meant
to touch. We have heard an aneedote T.
Illustrative Of this truth, which hAs probably
not appeared in print before, and which las
Letp told Us as genuine history. It aappen-
ed in large ciss-neyer mind what city 1hsse
were two pretty sisters 1no hal married, one
IN eminent lawyer, the other = distinguished
literary man. Literary mAa dies, and leaves
vcuuscr sister widow. Some seags roll Away,
md fhe widow lays aside her weeda. Now,
tLen, it happens that certain author aud critic
hAA oocAsioa, on : b1oling day IN summer, t.
call Gil the eminent lawyer, husband Of tha eldet
terinE in crowded couit, sees th.t The lavyc,
iSsuilc1inE d1tAdfulls from tie Lea:, pitic him
rcloices list be himself Is not 4 LAWYER, ant
, 1870-04-24

EVERYBODY has heard OF Ia csaqus, the French
institution for securing the systematic applause
Of every theatrical piece good o. ~ h1e i,pe
consideration, taxes hin seat in the pit, ana
ciaps his bands 1t every thing ana ereTbod'
be sees on the stage. from O'clock IN the eSS-
Ming tl midnight fnelu=isely. II Az ind,SiH, ,,
ual among he paying portion Of the .a pa,nii ,,,i
appeazs dzsat ati=t'ed nth the .Ss ban. @
oxable mission ot the esc7u-7'r to bsr1, ''Tu'a
, 1870-04-24
LONDON.
1 Journey to Paris aud Its Trav-
Cling Companions.
An American Young Lady and
Her Charming Twang.
New I1,ri> and lis fien~uFes'
r-onch and English Journalism.
JrHox orE OWN CORRESPONDENT

JCKGN OLE UWS tOhlhssbHukSt.I
l4oST-,s- April 6. |
1havo Just returned from witt Of few |
Gays At rar,r, but llnve no intention OF follow
i,,c the c1.mp!c OF the editor Of one Of tho
morning. papers here {the Adurs1str) who, on
= euilxF occasion, wrote series of letters 70
lis Journal describing Paris ~ il it were new
u discovered city, and retailing the ordinary
information Of guile-hook in the style OF an
adventurous traveller. Still, So my mission
lc, nc among clsss OF men who possess con-
e,lrra,le iptlncnce at the present moment,
and who rarely receive fair play, venture to
communicate something in which Paris las 4
the central place.
After crossing the channel in storm OF
suow, got suugly ensconsed IN railway car
ard prepared for dull ride OF ei1 hours from
1 tal.is to ra1is. 4 glance at the other ocen-
pants to see whether the journey is to be made
IN the ordinary English silence, or may bo short
euedl,y intelligent chat Opposite me- was An
elderly man, whore appearance and drhss, And
Ing. Tug proclaimed to be aveteran traveller,
most lkcly-as proved to bc the case-a man'
::sac,urcr from bradford or Manchester, coli
s,artlr on tho wing in the interests OF his bus
;,,,rs. Not very much out OF him, reckon
The prospects Of cotton, tho state OF th'
accident. Of the icu1ncy-ittlc moro. shoul
sa~. pv n,y ride, a more favorable subject.
whit..1,aircd gentleman, refined and thought
ful in features, aud foreign in air-obvious'
MI AMERICAN lie il not alone. With him Al
piossaut. lrisht-eyod girl Of IS, small in pc
ta,,. hit above tho size in mental stature, at
her friend, not sister, hut cousin, az
whose qualities were hidden IN ,lenst,
ened sleep. Nc were soon III u u
mid-t OF conversation Oh Tim
European and American: He surpr's
ne Is the extent Of tlis Eca!iug and thc vat1
1,aturt nf his infor1ratio,s, whiln he was pu
z:c4l i'll turn, thiuk, at finding 60 mucs.
American thought in tho possession Of
..-,recr He was 1t Wes. Point for twcn
'.o had since been professor at q C
resident At Philadelphia The
ut at intervals il the e
-ualian, and Was pro
n Liant ~xe ob5ezz
<E6@uther side
l.
, 1870-04-24

.unHEt1 l
-sumsy IN
<ut.a actrce=es
an Eug'ish o!
..rc tn tfy ono hundred |
-..su never match the laasnnSnse as. un3s;ns,
-aYi reffection OF manner WIN wMGn
III open letter. fhe movcment q hog s1sn,
nf hrT heaa, OF her fingers; ssaa lndessa1paM5
fascinating. But tho auaioness tIns1S thn s,,is ia
sor,stimcs in tic boxes. looked founa Nae1e
euri,cca1 situations were fepresGuseo us
.I.ssi,,1 + en,1loyed that / might a+ccHAn
wat +o,t 0. psoc they coa. 90 wn' -. us's
The ~u,nru looked AZ rcsptctab'o ii soa cou.a
w,el 1;,.:..,r chiefly plain Tor the 1noet
All. atd not scry Intelligent, but nv, Mhsi ;s ans
Ner!d eAl'~ re-l*T.anle Mo|,G;; se;o, to 1T ther *
1c,Icncc. They llelnItE 20 ast--s1uitn semostI
trcm wl.at IL sao,,c 1s themselves u aetaA
life. 80 my Trench eo-proiss+aonass 1s,a MA.
factory 10 xoi, than it WAS to yont cos1eai'onu-
viii Just mention, that ono change
for tho worao has taken place in the
a.rls arl,see md Of the works 81 sculpture
The % commercial treaty with England has maae
ccaI aulte common in FnEs, ana u rnlo. ~
set,nc tic wocd Which was once ~ esct!
f,.nsr Hence. there is smoke OF inc nlaskSs. e,
nnr4 and hencc d,,skv shade On some 81 tue
s,n,,,u.r Ind niIl.rs and magnificent ediaees-
{un II Ec tllat 1nf1s WILL cse1 otNO+.e h-t.N..
as London: Horrible thought: nus nligss - >
so,nv Ineaus arc devised fo1 con s1nlng the
smote there Is danger, and II that detest39l.. .
JsrI nali IL let down on tho cit5. its chief
beauties are hidden.
FRENCH 1ocKSA11sTs
English writer's cffect disgust st the xass
ard habits Of tho democratic topsaa!s.s q
Paris. Thor ,'s,,snse, xiSlsnSo, ,gonnels gs
sSe faro1ito eourco Of sesmoasnngS IN
Hmt in mauy things comparison woula not D
in favor the unshaven ones hczet Is tusts
y,ualtv at Paris DO writer's In the paper
stay uli dsy in cafrt, aud a.c they 1snolans y
tl,e t3oncrtic hr--th: No doubt OF IL ~
there are ecribblers to correspond IN Louu'.,
whosc eoaTscless makes every oe1ee, ssea ~
---..,+r. was III :l,e mi2st III til: hAs ~ ~
- >t;c,c, and honesty $onpe's a.c - ibs1
=; s NN,cy .re foo!isaly: behaved
=. .bc ct;sta3le pfae'ice
',e far worsc oar Of dca
: '~'' to doels and cncoul
.aoyc the ridiculous
r. to marvel, 4.
-,5 the ChArs.1u
i plight -u'
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ce;ye presents OF the public money. OF even to
touch dollar OF it for my own private use.
On the contrary. need not nov ASSERT that
ttepFctl forth at the beginning from nooler
testify that an Eno1e than Il .500 in advance
| for the public service exclusive OF any coz
csln with the s1oop Of wa1 Hangar; md Is fo1
| wages, have nevc. received any. Tho Amer,
leans take great Pride in the taes tnAt nau. ,.
IoEcs treated his men with 6ndnesa. seldom,
using the cat, and TO this circumssan anee
they attribute his constant suceesses
There is no doubt that he hAd some ept
N onr Adniraltys for among nus paper
W. found so1ple1s taD9'af ;n sha Eorsh eo is p.E9
With its men, guns, tons, dtauGht, and eTe1
the number cf it's toAts stated
, MischieyoQs ~ ra1I Jones WIS once to rs
: We can now AFFORD to say that he wss IN in
defasiSable. chivslrous sailor. Of clear. quicl
: vision and eouna Judgment, who Win ereate;
. ! advantages. might have become, II not Mel
/ sou. 1t least Rodney o. Hoee
r. We have, We hope. written enough to sho'
d | that Taul Jones wAs not the merr bruts
l. | risxte he WAS once supposed to h. q
" A4lven.u1e1s whom tho American Revol.
D. ton aroused to tight for its cause- In
.e letter to Lafayette. Jones gives Us h
b political creed with evident sincerity, -
u m" lie says. with tho romantic euth1slasl
ii III his nature, s. citixcn Of the world, total
8. uniettered b. the little. mean distinctions {
10 county or Of climate, which diminish or =
"a ipzpds to the benoyoleuce Of the heart Il
i, PEELED BY principles Of gratitude aud phila
ue thropy. / drew my sword At the beSinnins
re IL, american Revolution, and Ehen France
to noaAv ett.cused that great cAuse. no 1adiEltu
be- fell the Obligation with uuer gratitude tn
dy ny. cH- As an American officer and maa
Of ai:e> tionA,ely love Ard respect the chax.;t
in NJ natcn Il Franco. His Most chslsu
he Iaiesty Las very few Of his own ST
or, :ects who would bleed lu
Id ,cseut cause with greater frceloua than Il
he :>n At tie hame time I must lament
na .alAu.itles of var. and wish. above all thin
Lhe for Al ho1aralle, happy, and Lasting pea
Ma Nv torture IL not augmented By the p2l
IN tsxe hitherto ac.td in tho Revolution, Althou
ON laye tAl fzeq7ent opportunities OF sequir
md rIllcs- ...
~ TLtee are not TN worda OF I rnurderous,
rth ptincifled rIiyatee.eta,n but tho s ca.n VI
h;s ! me british Government did not, porha
ne much oycr-estinAto thu MN when, A{ter
hid mooul;cnt fight Oh F1auaoeou6h Head
aaa ~ III rsss len thousand guinsss foz the capt
had ! Of Paul Jcres-