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Y AZ II r I N e..
Movement Of the Yacht Squadron in England
Arrivals at Cowes and Vessels on the
Fixtures Of the Clubs of Eng
land and Ireland.
loowes MAY o correspondence Of Bels Life in Lon.

Cowes MAY o. correspondence OF Bells Life in Lon
Gibson, from the Eastward; 80. Morgiana, Colonel
Sir Anthony Stirling from Plymouth; 4th, Dream.
Mr. George Bentinck. from Lymlngton; 5th Urania,
MT: ". WISE, from Cherbourg. Departnres-May 6,
pream Mr.. g. Beniinck; Resolute the Right Hon. 7.
NJ ~. GIBSON lboth bound TO Cherbourgl; Bacchante
MT y. S Curwen, for Gibraltar; Evan0nla, Sir Bruce
chichester, al, Bart, for the westward.
-, me following yachts are at the staton;-Dadem.
Bart. seabira, Count Felix Du Monceau; Morgana,
% %Oolonei Slr Anthony Stirling; Urania, Mr. w. Wise;
yey; zenoba the Marquis Of Exeter VANGUARD ~ re- Mr.
Il. W; ~ verschoy!e sappho, MI. W. Douglas; Daunt-
ss n ,snder Mr u her benhet Alberta and FL
van; Orhona, Mr.. g. Salt; Nettle, Mr. J. b. Lac; Al
bertlns, Mr; q: ". Moss; Cambria. Mr.: j: AshD1ry.
Yachts fitting out since our iast:-Geert, Colonel
f. Lloyd; Fair Rosamond, Mr.. +. p. Define RAD
cfe; Queen Eleanor, the Duke OF Marlborough;
ROYAL THAMES YACHT CLUB.
The ballot meeting for the month OF May was held
at the Royal Thames Yacnt Club House, Albermails
street, Piccadiliy on Wednesday evening, largo
parry Of members and friends having previously
new members elected are the following yacht
owners:-Mr. J. WylIe. OF the celebrated cutter
Gutter, las tons; the Marquis OF AiIsa, Foxhound,
cutter, IS tons, and COonelv " Baker enth Hussars.
sey n IONS several @ are proposed r sr
tons, Mr.. J. NJ Courtauld, and the CLEAN, i40 tons
Sir David Baird, Bart, returned from the MedIterra
sSsSsi
rying at Brghtitngsea and the Clean at Gosport to
reft. The schoones PIelad, 2o5 tons, Mr. J. D. Gbb;
Coquette, SO tons. Mr.. w. A. Barr; lie Reve 40 tons
Mr.. W. ii. Mogford; the screw steam schooner
LEsplegle, 3l2 TONS lying the broad PennanC of
Vice Commodore I. Brentwood (R. 4. Y. c.. are In
the river, and several OF the "nyersn arc daily
arriving.
PRINCE or WALES YACHT CLUB
The first match OF this season, Tor yachts oftwenty
tive tons and under belonging to members OF tile
above club, takes place on "wednesday next the lltn
INST, for two~Sgver cups-the first prize, value
twenty-five gulreas, presented by the cub, the
second by Mr.. II. DOdd. Course from Erith TO the
More and back. Time for tonnage TO be allowed by
the larger yachts TO the smaer-twO minutes per
ton, up TO ten tons; one and half minute per ton
up to fifteen tons, and one minute per ton up TO
twenty-five tons.
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HORRIBLE utArg-A WOMAN SETS FIRE TO HERSELF.

About ten O'Clock yesterday morning Mrs. Marga-
ret Gurley residing with her husband and four chill
dren on the third floor of No. 15O Crosby street.
discovered by some women lying IN the hall in a
mass OF flame. Assistance was called, but too late
to save her life Az the present writing she lays un-
conscious, and DR.. Donor, who was called In, says
she cannot live. The fire was extinguished by OFF,
GERS Finn and Klrsch OF the Fourteenth precinct.
accidentally OR designedly could not be learned from
her.
Detectives CApp and Bennett, OF the Central ONCE,
report that Mrs. Lawess, living on the floor above,
hearing screams ran down and threw pail oil water
over her; that of the woman's little sons asserts
that she 6red her clothes with match, and that
earlier in the morning she attempted to set fire TO
ner infant. The residents OF the other rooms and
her husband assert that for some weeks she mas
acJed very strangely and the sarp0sitioa is The wo
mans intention was suicide. II + last ie lucst was
tor u priest. 10 wn0m she communicated some hing.
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THE PEOPLE OF THE PLAINS.
The Rights Of the Poor Indian Proclaimed
His Wrongs and Grievances Set Forth and
the Policy of the Government Explained

The Rights Of the Poor Indinn Proclaimed
His Wrongs and Grievances Set Forth and
the Policy of the Government Explained
Charity ana Civilization to she Rescue.
The second session OF the Convention of the United
States Indian Commissioners was held at Cooper
Institute yesterday morning. Mr.. Latham presided,
and, in the course OF a very pithy address, pic
tured the heartless cruelties to which Indians
were at the presen time subjected. Letters
were then read expressive Of sympathy and CO
operation with the objects Of the meeting. The COM
munications included very interesting epistle from
the celebrated Father de Smt S. j., dated from St.
Louis The reverend gentleman, who has been
laboring Zealously among the Indians some forty
years speaks @ Of he tribes raSarot Of the West
says they are not only capable Of appreciatng
but aDxiously desire the advantages Of civilization;
and adds that during his heightened experieene
among the Indians Of the mountains he never knew
one to violate his faith, and also that they
lgious. devoted afectionate and dccorous III their
Mr. DoIsEY, Of Philadelphia, moved resolutions
protesting against the prosecution of the proposed
hostiifties against the Indians and urging Congress
Immediately to egislate in such manner as to ena-
bic the Executive Department or the government
and 1 p 81 all ana II M
Indian tribes and bring to justice all parties guilty
Of outrage upon the Indians. The resolutions en-
the lawess intrusion of the spectators OF the Kan
sas, Missouri, Texas and Pacific Railroad upon the
Mr.. J. b. WOLFF, OF Colorado, moved o resolution
to the effect that in the judgment OF the Convention
the capacity of the Indian for civilization was de-
monstrated fact that the Indian was entitled to his
nationality and to govern himself by his own laws
until he elected to yield that inallenable
right; that the Indian troubles were caused
by the injustice Of the government, combined with
individual injustice; that natural and conventional
Justice furnished the basis Of speedy and enduring
peace, together with the gradual and certain civi-
zaton of the Indians; that war brutallzed men, and
the presence OF troops in the Indian country tended
to provoke outfages on both sdes that the present
military policy unwise unjust, oppressive, ex-
travagant and Incompatible with Christian civil
zaton; that the past policy had not protected
money. expended on this quasi protection
would be abundant to solve the Indian problem on
peace principles; that it exhibited great defect in
administration to eXpend $4,000 900 on a system
which disbursed only S3000 COO TO the Indians, and
that justice, humanity and an overtaxed people had
the right to demand policy in accordance with
natural justice and public economy .
After an original and appropriate poem by Mrs.
Colonel S. +. Tappan, the Convention adjourned,
subject TO the call OF Uuited States Indian Conmis-
sion.
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me entries closed on Wednesday night as fol-


ROYAL WESTERN YACHT CLUB OF ENGLAND.
The Royal Western Yacht Club OF Englan aud
Plymouth Koyai Regatta mas been liked for Tuesday
and Wednesday. the 10th and Goth OF July next.
ROYAL ST. GEORGES YACHT CLUB.
The annual general meeting OF thus club was held
on Tuesday last at the club house, kfngsown. wnen
the report Of the committee for the past year and
statement OF accounts were submitted. These docu-
ments, which were accepted by acclamation, show
the accession or members largely on the increase,
upwards OF my hayng been az adm,tted mites since @ Aprii
Is undergoing painting and decorating. and the
matters relating TO the regatta are receiving due
the committee for the year 1870, In addition to the
dag o1icers, viz.:-COmmodore the Marquis Of
ham; Rear Commodore, Mr. Wills sanford, MI. 3.
Hornsby, Captain j. w. Vaughan, q. b., Mr.. J. w.
ealno M gayy Mr c. MI Thompson Mr.
Mr.. w. Roche. Captain T.. w. Gon, MIR. q. X. d. La
Touche, Lieutenant Colonel A. X. Gore, Mr.. II. Rob-
inson, Mr. H. Callwell and Mr.. Lowry V. BalfOur.
ROYAL ALBERT YACHT CLUB
The regatta OF this club has been fixed for
the third week in August, and win contain the
sented by Count L. Batthyany; ocean race, for
cup Of % the value Of 100 % gulneas' presented
senred by the Vice Commodore, for small cutters; the
Albert Cup, for cutters; and Corlnthian match. In
addition to these matches there will probably be
another schooner match.
PRINCE ALFRED YACHT CLUB.
The annual monthly meeting OF this club was
held on Monday last, the % instant, at Gilber's
Hotel, Westland row, Dublin After the char
had been TAKEN py Mr. george b. thompson,
the newly elected Commodore the minutes OF
the last meeting were read and confirmed,
and ballot was held at which four new MEM
bers were admitted, making the number on tue
list 1876, and leaving only four vacancies to be-
filed to complete the complement Of 200 men,
bers TO which the club is now limited. Resolutions
We're then passed giving the committee power, as ON
former occasions, to ballot for and elect members
between this ana the next general meeting in cases
IN which they thought il for the interests OF the club
to exercise that power also directing that the
Of candidates to be balloted for at future general
meetings should be sent to the different members
seven days before the day OF ballot. The opening
cruise will take place Saturday. the 14h inst, at
noon, when large muster of the feet is expected.
Yachts at or about the station at Kingstown:-Gi-
tana, cutter, 49, II. jameson; Amberwich, yawl, 81.
II. J. Alexander; Wayecrest, 25, J. McCaudy; Xema,
49, r. Ball. Leah, 102. J. w. Cannon; Heroine. SO,
s Il. Close; Aquiline, schooner, 55, G. II. Meldon;
Peri 6, j. E. Rogers Torment, 4. j. Todnunter; Alex.
andra. Is, H. Dudgeon: Vision. yawl, A. Halcyon,
40; Zarina, IS; Petre 25; Queen NAB, 80 and Gypsy
TO- The Erie, yawl, ST. LETT for cruise to Holyhcad,
and the Torch, Is, FOR run to Guernsey.
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rHE UNITED STATES WAR STEAMER ONEIDA
The Outrageous Charge That the Crew Were
Intoxicated 0Dciaiiy C0ntradicted.

IOHENNUTAUI, Ndy III I5fW
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Allow me space IN your valuable paper to publish the
following in justice to the officers and men or the late
United states steamer Oneida. l understand, since
my return to the United States, that well known
New York daily has published an article in which IL
was stated that my comrades on board Of the
oneida were ndulglng freely in liquors and wines
at dinner on the night o, January "a the period OF
the collision with the steamer Bombay. The plain
truth Is this: Our dinner had Just commenced, and
not an officer or man aboard was in any way under
the influence OF liquor Ii seems strange that por
ton OF the press in the United States finds seeming
satisfaction In writing sanderous articles on that
unfortunate affair. In justice TO the good name Of
the base libel openly and unequyocally
a ISAAC j. YATES,
Late Master United states steamer Oneida.
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TIE MaAea FoaGssy CASE.

In the Mercer County Court, at Trenton, N. j.,
Edward Maher, of New York city, yesterday pleaded
guilty 10 having forged the endorsement Of check,
drawn by one Cover on the Trenton National Bank,
for tie sum OF $500. it Will he remem erGd that
Mahsr pleaded not guilty on the same count last
week, hut On being unable 10 make any defence he
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FATAL BLASTING ACCIDENT.

Martin Oonolly, one or the men engaged in blast
ing at the quarries in Gutenberg near Weehawken,
was fatally injured yesterday afternoon. The blast
did not 20 or after the usual interval had expired
and Conn Oily supposng II was a ''nss,n advanced
toward tic rock, and Just as he approached u the
charge wens OIL and he reGeiyed terrible blow irom
a large tra4Wslt
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EU r or 6.
Disraeli'S "Lothair Its Plot, Scope,
Intent and Consequences.
The Prince Of Wales on Freedom of Con.
science as in America.
Special History of the French Regi.
eide Plot.

BY SPECIAL correspondence from London and Paris
we have the following important and highly attrac-
tive analysis and history OF the condition OF aairs
and current OF events existing In England ana
France on the 7th of May.
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Affairs I'm the Central Departnent-Capture of
Insurgents' ArtilIery.-Kcpcrts from the
Operating Coiumns--A Fighting Editor
Capture of the Brothers Aguero-Wood.
cutters Killed near Puerto Principe by
ngurEents-Presentati0ns.
----~-~- NJ PUERTO PRINCIPE May H. 1870.
Since my last affairs in this department have net
varied much. The insurgents still continue running
over the country constantly pursued by the troops
who are operating In every direction The event Of
the most Importance has been the march of small
column, about 300 men, under Major Montaner rrom
Santa Cruz del Sur to this city, having fight with
the insurgents on the way and capturing two pieces
OF artillery. Montaner, who Is perfectly acquainted
with the country through which he travelled,
came upon the insurgents, about $50 strong
between Bermejo ana Carasco in the dis
trict Of Eajasa. They were behind iptrench-
ments from which they were driven after firing
one cannon shot. They retreated, and after four
hours he again came up with them, they having
greatly decreased III numbers sill ght skirmish fol-
lowed when the rebels fed abandoning their artil-
lery which they had scarcely defended at all. One OF
the guns Is that taken by Angel Castillo from Colo
mel Portal in the vicinity ei Moroa The other Is a
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The steamship Missouri, Captain Edwards. from
Havana May IA. arrived at this port yesterday. W.
are indebted 10 Purser Hampstead for the promp
delivery Of our coyrespon nlence.
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ENGLAND.

Fashionable Life in London Disraelps New
Work, "Lnthair"-The Price OF Royal
Prince-Eashi0n Going In for ReliaiOn-
Charity at Home-The Prince aud the
purtans.
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FRANCE.

The Plebsscifum Calculations and Executive
Ansicipations-Grapplin with the Regicide
Piot-The COnspirators fn C0uncl-An ssIn-
failibIe Means Of Killing the Emperor''-
Socialism and ssRedo Isadic nlis1a-rhc sssur.
gica1 Operatfon' md Memory Of the
Great ssOperntors'' from Orsini.
q 1o-a
, 1870-04-17

Tho following ia verbatim copy Ct - :c!1
position" Written By n laettT, blue-s.e5 LIZ.
Ei3 Of seven summers
Betsy JONES, Oh THE CHEAT.
Efrly one hne afternoon Young gn' s2.S@
be seen walking through the small village CT
IN Nichig,u. With q COMPRESSED ccur1euanrt
elencbed hand and fa.hing eye. sns! 7sesaes
te metHtating very deeply. know S1.At
won't ike it, she sid but I csanot neg
il il mast Ill endurance. She will es;,, leu
Fanny 60 unto othsrs as - wocR t.s
should do unto yen, b1t c:nt hsi1 u. hF
is real mean, ans will psy her OF ms VI
day. md don't ea1e ~hss any one saEs; !
p.y her well. Fanny WILSON was very bsa.
tifnl girl and e<eyybos1y eove1 her h7:t s:se :,
verS impet4ooa temper. Ehich IA
to govern, aod when an.body PsoFAe 'e1,
gave way - her temper Fe:T rat4:h oes
IoneE a1enwas = vere psetsT cz:'. 5ts-
hold kind of beAntv Which noeodr ahT7.
instead Of being iased "a Fanny se* ~
1e.pissd by every one cave her relations; VI
were as bsd as terselt. At the hrie OF ~Eic.i
am row speaking. Fanny Wilsct' I'D sone ..
May party, and she WIS cheset, EEeen
IS she set surrounded By her sct7s; ~
ence one OK them stepped forth am ssAet -
ii eke would please to eat sen.e ne asi.s
which she ke-seH had nsdt. an
from TIN voice II wss Betty aone ~ a.,
hsd heacd OF some Of her pfsnE, , s.is
Nss ~ ~ e..1 u. y. ;estv il i atHetM
xefee 1sg deis;ons e, 5o1 s11 nd h.nlea he
SAUCER Of white stat, that Fanny Eo Fau'
tasted than abe nearly fa!na-t. sn351 h,
Betsy, you wicked gih. it is ,sfal, te1 H. u
ncasIy Killed me-, and shen sha s..n waskeu ~. II +
IS hsve bsfozs fee9sa ~ one me- ot her deesptI
,T.rttino rot=ou in Ii. aod eoe ~ "a
>.-cl.st,i This story Is to tesen teFfou
~ rexae,s, th1t tbs s1ighses. derefaon
I Ed to s7eal crimes, md finally pur4
rithcz u Ills world OF II leu
, 1870-04-17
IA wuIl OF Genuine A-oHy-Welnn-
eholy Picture OF National Degrn-
dntiou n1sa Di.honoE-Nnaby Mo-


"A Wull OF Genuine A@ouE-Melnn-
eholy Picture Of National Degrn-
dntion n1sa Dishonor-Nnaby Mo-
where
Frorn tix Le1iasto4. tKa.) Gzuca+cn-
Down! Down.! Dovu!!! during the whols
Mrs years Of Radical rula! Iha proudest
1reest, moss enlightened, prosperous and happy
ration On the globe, in 1850. Tbs lowest,
easysd eas5 s' e s3s Est sssl cetGa 9na nssea Sna
legtrlatipg for the descendants Of tha
-Mashin ngtonians, RAndolpha, Hamptons, md
Lees! 4 PennsShania niger befonzing
On the Supreme Bench OF South Carultnn- 4
nigger barber spravling hia boorish L-uark
to the legislative enActMents Of Louis:ana, as
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
: 6ta:a Senate! 4 Niger cabin-boy signing the
commission, Of congtcssmen, khessas, and
AissiseipriS And thicviah nigger p1escher.
g1inning and con1bing his lousy wool. II the
place ones filed by he hero pat
IN the United States Senxte, so-caHed
While lepEous, ulecr-eaten senator 2na e1-
cua,i1 and the country on tho chsngel
God Of tho rnined and 'deeolate! Wss >
| nconje 20 fslleu befores Men OF the Sonth!
| Isn Of the South! Americana! County
! men! Fellox-elavess AHaks Arisei 6haka
| % yow lcthargy, and TAGS Truth! Giva the
! helGous who've wrought the hotra change 4
| little longer lezsc Of power, xnd no Gabriel
.plit his mighty tooter. can ever sound Z
I blast powerful enough to resu1xect ns from
the tenfoid political death md da,nna.
! hci1 to which 10 arc doomed GeAsa yuui
! lastAr1ly trurkhrg acf yielding 10 tho de.th-
I teee1vinG coueEtratcts who have rsulPed taa
, 1870-04-17

Three months 1ftct tho battle OF Doth1el
MiSg, when VIZ in my warehouse sorting
rbipment Of tobscco that bad 1oee1sed huan
Virgins, detachment Of Claye1hooses dsa-
soens, consisting of sh men, st.toned them
selves 1t my door. The Captain IN command
entered, md nth many brutal woHas md d
he battle, and e=ned 1hy wife In
ID name, VIXEN, rushing IN between rs,
rcndins entrcaties th.t I shou!d not be taken
from her. VAS prepared for thia Arrest; and
hAd taken great, and. Il thought, sure, pre.
CAUTIONS to prove my innocence. was Id on
to prison, but, Is 7 was magistrate Of Chs
gov, it Vas thouSht welt not to treat ne with
too much harshncsa- I l,y in prison dve dAEs,
when, IN consequence Of represensassuss made
y The Provost, and Ensay znsssist1atsa md ct
Eena Of repale, one Of whom. "; Weddar;;
bum, WAS sdnng psslAtist, who I'll daposed
that Wa In Glasgow. attending quietly to my
Affairs on the dAy Of tha battle, and thss I
lad not left TIA city fer ueek before OK after,
, 1870-04-17

government! ,UeAs6. soas Infamous tam
Fosi1rg, your c:thssg nd tawa:sss.. SIT
your face, ike sta,hbasa- s.sa1. sss:rst taaa
and III their accu,sed scheusea-
Remember that they ara yoaE c1ra,;ts-tbs
enemies Of the fepublit- -tlen,ies OF tls co1.-
s,itution-swozn foes OF -ite1:y-tocs CT tioi
AID OF common humanity. Encuu7lgin:z,
item, :. coz lsatin6 them, Is t=u7es1ag ~:ts,i
tcrr Own destfur:ions They MN :, o=er-
tLrowE, apni1ilsted, OF ssa, we. and eur eo-s-s-
try, s,a cscr1laiJ Undcne:
, 1870-04-17

Upon the draving.rovm table Of lady Of
1ani in London-a lady Of high position and
, 1870-04-17

rS-If thIs Eu ID not pald before Rau1ckS
nav IL Unrtn4s there Will DC hat wotS Oh The
, 1870-04-17
An irish Election

v,o .rnenitirs Of 4 contested election in Iss
land hayo frequently tested the eeocsipt,
rov.rn OF thn tourist the uoEetst, and II
hnmTri.t The theme Is DOW attempted b
tfe nevspape.s and, in respect To the reosg
nieet;on of Ar. Heron, the ISppeTory 4drs
1T st.tos shat tho following han Of expense
-. t,een since presented to his treasurer:
T1srxAAKr, Xltrh II. 1sssn
Tin E-r, Mob Conductor and Potheen Boy, &e
Tc. To Dents c. ueron1 election condacto
Debtor fos the following Kort, and ngrdA
done, IN The DAY OF poatug, Fehfuss5 q, isso:
To ! k5ppss, It Sd pcr sho7t. o
10 harans for ucrou, II 81 EACH 0
To 1 seIeecheA, II - esca....".,....... !
70 bonnce1 Ii the ht, u Sd esch...... o
10 hitting 4 voter for NJ. kleln2ma
vet of dead cat, which spent 1Te
nouts fllIns tie night before .....--.. :
TO making ! rrod ~ And giving eo
ksfpfes q wsttla 70 one Of Mt. klek-
bam. supporters, Tor which ! GotA
most Awful hsstestng from the kick-
70 cTtrrinS ons of Ktekham $ rar1y By the
Efrtpire or throttle, for which got =
slan tf . rock over the Icft ear, leaving
mc Apce IN CATE OF doctor. .--.-.-...
TO striking yoseE otr the head, which
knocked biz hAs On. WIN e1ekna8
which dragged from an old chimney
On tie declaration aE the poll when
11rrnu WIS MT declared elected by
majority Of 1, ] tocE 1t Of hn1rootnc,
tnouting, screechtng. ieap'nT, roaring,
noupc1nQ. smashing wtnd0rs, da1hlnE
rri1ont of porter, sleipl1E etakse4 OF
EMNisEry, fyWu1F policemen, leather
inr soldiers, CntN found m3sen
nrsr1y dead in tnc lookup the follow
! fnr morning, md had 10 pay one snNl.
| ing rne.- *-'''t''-''''''''''>+'. ~
, 1870-04-17

meath E3sss case, lovely. dImpled uttle foot,
dencate .n11e, and rounded calf, up 70 tbs
tneo-loht. II Is I eaat Of tho leg Of Lady
-, the hosteG4- In Soho bquIrp there "a :
anaAl1, rather Lu1nE1c-looling shop, in Which
you can purchase. for ave shilhngs, = cast ot
one Of tho naoat eSquii:o OF logs The orig
ina tin tho dcsh) .beionge 70 Lady do
g, and B., who Heut to this little shop
il cY.. lad her perfect leg moulded and alter
ward generously gave the shopmau tho priv
5sse q sellisse; eupica Of ths cast, which he
docs daily, for II ~xa quickly discoyarsl to
whom tho beantcosa 1cg belonged. One lady
the vito OF Mayor Of u town IN the prov
iEces-ca1ne TO London and had two casts
take Of her leg one uude, and ono with tho
neat htle shoe, stocking, and g1rter. strzngo
to saJ-thougA NO astis: will call il sttange-
the leg with The blocking hnd garter pzoau scd
all effect much further removed from nodnsty
than the leg quite uue!ad. DsreciAni, the
cu1eLrztod caEt-vchder in Covent Carbon,
drives quite \ Hisk tradc in casting ladies'
legs, And has any quantity Of models Of Ill
descriptions, taken from life, and chiefly from
noble life for sale. How this leg mania origin
mated We Lave nut heard. but there il oeTtes
ermo explanation ioz tuis sudden PASSION
among tho aristoc17tic fair TO l4avs their
legs tecognizcd. Perhaps it is only be-
cause "a ding Of beauty Is Joy forever."-
Ahnd Cora Ao1raH Klehie.
, 1870-04-17

The lafr Professor Addison Alexander. n. y.
Ia the author OF the following composition, which
nnrrarct originally in the Rsiaertan k19d-Ink:
NOSosIII-ABlc&
Think not that Strength lies In the big rodnu Wolu,
or The brief and plain must nerds be weAS4
To whom can this bc true who once has ncatu
The crs for hcf7, tho tongue that AZ men eQeax.
When want, OF voc, or fear Y in the thfpAt
20 tnA5 each word CrAsTed out H ukt 6attck
Pressed rom the soFe heazt, or strange WHO
sung by SOME fay O. dend There Is strength
Which q. II ssrttched too far or spnn TOO enc.
witch has mnre height then breath. more depta
ret IN. tnis fofye OF thought and preech be mine,
Aud he that VIII may take the slick, fst phrase
winch gaows and burna not, though 1t g'eam ana
1iehi Iut not heat-a Cash, but not blaze:
Nor T. II nzzc strength tna, the sn~t wotd
u1eryes Of more than nght or storm 70 tell
Tie roar Of waves Thai clash on 3osk-oo01a
The er1sa Of tan tres when he Wild *tna'
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