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1hiee 5eais go me southern astaod,sa Ssd
nint- Reports also snow the!s progress further
nonhp aru, ~ IN lows, Illinois, and 1ndtt1A.
The UClied PTeebyteItaus In the Souta are tak-
Ing aters 10 license exhoers some ot their iay.
Een, and employ them as wnfferH u oolan4
services and e1pouuctng the nasure Of PRACTICAL
Tpe congregational Churches 10 California
rumber 8, beng gain Of during me year:
num5sI of Ts's;es, c. q 4 En- OF h'n'et 0'
Ssyd ses e eaS5's ~ sufs
me Cong7esauouat1sts sad Rapsts,s have as yet
no ORGANIZATIONS TIE Ep.ecopafans, Aethod.sts.
" 9sse qss 9a5
soutneln New York EhoEa . churches md cnsp-
els IN New Yo1k city and Harlem. Tue largest
contributions reported IRE from Trinity Enutrn,
sisa esspe5, Is, Us: s. GeofSe, sna no esspsss
Ea5s3; Incarnation, ssa s5l: Calvary, t2f,s6o.
Trinity, with l1a cnapels, has s14o commantcants
ST. George, 1.Eo: Grace. soa, There are. III the
g1mep, and 4. ss7 Sunday scholars
"A Unitarian mission Is to be estAolshed II
Peru ....
Tne priest VITO replaced Pere Hyscintne In
Paris !sta falurt; he drawn no money.
TDe Trustees Of the Unitarian Church Of NeW
Yoik cent % the!r pastor, Rev. Q. B Ffothin&.
ham, On New Years. Day, letter assuring him
that his cou1te in relation 10 tha Rcharalon ntsI-
had commended tt4e1 10 their judgment ). IN
the highest seuAe manly ard Christian, and II ~
the attacks upon him ny seandal.or1rg newspa-
intnt thet1 eateem tor and they confidence In hin
; n sneir religious teacher. ,
The Trus1eea Of tne new Methodist Episcopal
Church, Clessland q: have, y s,1i 1pa9me3; e9nIo
10 "Frankin B:reet Methodist Eptscopol Church ,
| At The Catholic Church IN Lewiston. Me- o.
sprdsy list, during inc man, eonslda1ao!a q
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THIRTY PAPILLOTCES.
A RuxstuN Prince In Paris,
FL mr.

P1t.ce K. Is q good.rature.l, easy-teupe,ed
Russian ecyal'1. al rich as Cte,u1, ant kIown ny
IwLs, between the 1aahionAh.e henIs CT Aud N
the sf1tsLocn. Price E. Is peitect!s s2oted %
Inl!o* Ia.'t'an tastes: and A. oEe nf these Il to
be tu love with Fonls Popular aCrfea5, the wealthy
Must ovise dropped IN one night at she vaHsscs.
whtts they wire then rlay.cg larry dfans, and
t:e OBJECT of nH ato.a.ion. Taa lally did nos op-
ro+s<eTy Violently the attentions Of so nuvau-
1aReous an d1Ier; and Hea'teFs wete gong
came The Prince naturAly conE1ersd thls :
favorable ccraslcn 70 testify deilcately l.s high
aprfee'a:ton ct 4ss snta;rE ana'uss, and sent
wecd fos. ct which the lsY vas enclosed
ii. pr,rcs'. own hand vssins. The lady % Hastily u
cpersu the letter. Eeyet read syliaoe o. t;a con-
irtts. seizec the ley And unlocked the ZOE WaaE
Of yrp,Lofirs. or "ne:re'.,' made Of chocolate.
Dttnpre.nttd and enlaRed, she pitched the whole
v nrIce ihey teM upoa sae ruot Of . sns,l ia ths
yard hereass, wneEe oil lodged, With taa excei,-
ton Of oIe br Of paper cacdy. which rolled OF the
threw hetse!f uton tho sosa, In frame OF MUD
essler 10 be imagined thar tsesc1loed. rne s.tne
even!tg. The eLanoEed prince presented htmssI
Ss; Vii 1e 'ss Of s5ea he ga Il &
Hitherto supposed the 'fu,D'' utset-
insapa9s. 9 Tasn so ea3s e, :es.ons
What teulc be The neatl1c OF this extraordinary
ar,: h'tcunIagirg recepconc AZ go7u az the nJW
o. the lady y II u'Erat;ou wo1H permit the mystt-
ued Rlsslap des nttdesl an e1blauat.uu, aad after
pe,set,ue for alf III toll Or Mcre IN repeating
tht .a1.e question: ina ~ Ih.aiELa l.teli gibla
frniv.
t.Do vou l1o@, nadano. :" H1It1 be-, quietly. show
uaby tLtIe wsFe o tht>e fEghtful pA ptl' 'ottes7''
'iiase t"u, Sir, tic grcsuIption to suppose. "a
s,tofh II the 1ads. "that gave ms se'f :he trouble
I, "cnl YOUR nj tiJ tlts Of chocefte:"
t.lI unnld hAye been as well, however, to hare
AnLe 20, before throwing them ont u tic win
1rw. -
''A1s why, p1ayc" "A suelr.)
Eetautc there weTc thirty OF then" ...
which cost ilfly sous arcRether, suprose :"
,AIOll'er tbeer.)
"You would hare found, upon very blight exau-
inAttor, - 'cortthued the Raa.ar. sail mote trku-
guilty. "shat the thirty b!ts ol Chocolate were
wrapped IN thirty notes OF thousand francs
&ach!" .-..- ~
The lady at last EuderS,aod-and fsirted little
Tre tcJard Teldt'y brought her to BY holding his
pocket.book under her nose The bell WAS Fung
Instantty,-2 servant sent below, who, BY the aid
Of ladder, mounted upon the ,oof, whsru tae
csspixed psptlolte1 h4I islleD. They were III
foEnt with The exception cl oLe which had fallen
OF: ard that tto, after some further search, wa1
ii ally Uncovered The porter 3 dog had Iurnet
II over with nose, fonuA out Its chocolAtva
character ard tlsdAned to swallow It Had ths
r1irg cefn made Ct Simple luxar, the mouthiul
womb kAYe coat tncUyaad frNuCS
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sa. the wo.caB 10 subsequently, Eas.sea. gytnx
III tie uur Of Conntess Dan1e1. ana setting
ufea her larse do1sy. She Arrived Mn oa4y
Anotc lie e1!atic z members OF pltocelJ aoas:s
wko teTa CONTRACTED ..at1 fiId ol marriage 1ay
s nente5e1 rincs F1es :! % Ae!arsl os
Mu1t.a @ bs,s. M " III ! son II las Last named. "A
Of nts tss e,SanaS IN isSv vHo mssd sussd
essn MY OF i:sa csn niidzes slug asr iasials:s
r,res RSssSan' q, n'!sn ss1swse 7 iaAs vsa q
ts aired IN ibis Esnntr to a dauRsFck Or tae
pttul DuAe Of RicnnoLd1 While auotae. English
ne Epss o. na@seu; T. ~Gsafa tSc Eia oa
Dccal nsuIe Ct Baden, whose sack Is certainly ~
hlch Is that ol Pr,Lce Edward
Tee GDly modern case E!th WHICH We 1rS rs
uiltnr OF . norsaLat:c na1rte5e IN v1l,a nc
trlte vas person Of superior raa1. Is that Of Lso
Ptrcess Elizabeth, Of ltal5, astsrn-la Of vlcsoe
iG5E-a Iear after tue death Of her nusoAud, Prince
Fs1diua1 d.to Tho Aalqa1s Rassilo. Vicsos
Enamel himseK Is ssia g have seso more lhAa
unpn with some Of BIS fcro1ise4 but has neea
prevented By the adv.es Of his Ministers, who,
somsbes o. etnes deem ts5 sx os rSs ~ n'ese!
The re.scing d,pssty Of Baden prcseces an $50
breaking 1hrotRh The tIaumsnlng pseehtoa q
sueh ~ uh!on, ArG succeeding 70 the rA1k Of his
Z e S Es rs r. r rs a
DUse Ikuts the strc1ly legitimate uQe or th1s ~
eiens r1sees Of baden cane % an end Eng
Lsai-. Of Basa1is was On the polrt VI taxing pos
se.E;on q Tue County, Al ns1t 9. kt9. when Leo.
rn'', sc cr= prng cf EoEsarats5 u,G1r.sse OF
Toe rs-hld.nR Grand nnse CHARLES Frs,ertcf. Wttn
MADAME tieysereerR, suddenly proclaimed niE1-
self GIsnt Duke lie ~as supported By the peoptss
wco aen:ftd Els Character and bo1dnesa- HATa1tA
1eu Wsr, nLt' uAEcsed her armies through
tie Eadea fren,ier -lr the o3toreak OF the French
Eetu,Etor OF 1880, Vhch " III followed by diAt1rb-
III csk IN VARIOUS paris ot Germany, induced kanE
LuC15 to pause, and he dEaEy contented hin.clI
WITH tssutnR se1tHu profess against wN1t na
raled ursuruat,nn OF the crown. Tna reigni1g
family Of Baden hiss since then neycr
reeL d!stu1beI, Ard lts calus hare been fully rec.
cenT-ed By 1nc German powers Leop0ld3 son
FIT dtf1C Is nOw on the ttrore, AID Is married to-
II sister Of the r.escnt hsuR OF P1assta- One EoFo
iEttuLCe Of no1gApAtlc union Il that Of tha des-
lot1c E1ector OF Hesee, whose doDln!ons Pru8HAt
rcct Ely abue1cd, TO the great oJ Of ha snbJect&
In 1881 he fe'1 in lore with Gtrttu"e Leananu ,ha
rFetty wife OF non commissioned ot,cef In tha
Prrssts1 army. 4 little pecunlary arrangement
was maze With her husosrd, 4 divorce obtained.
and sMMe dtAteIy afterwArt the Elector Frederick
William took her 10 vile morpans:lcAlly. liz
made her nrss Countess OF SchaulnhurR, and then
l11Ecess Of uaanan She has borne HIM SIX gona
ncu three daughters who have taken their u:iea
fruH their q otEcr. Il VAS sa,d be Intended 10
Care his eldest sou heir to the tnrooe, Eot With
stard,rE the legal hthdrauce IL the w1y b1t rus
ss, ty rer tlnpa1y proceeding, has prrycntcd
tee execution Of any such project
, 1870-01-09

dents. Al The oil burns down n tae laun >
htehiy innann,&hls ess k.tpefa oset ats surfaces,
u d. Is The oil oec1este', me ga inclez1es When
tbc oil u resrly coItumtd. tiRht jar viii otteo
iD1amt tho sss, sld IN explosion u sure TO lol-
u lot q ore 10 b DREADED. Nov, II tae lamp Is
suca accidents sso impotshla. Alsays n'l yoaf
lamps every mosGftR: then you never reed lcAr
aoy e1piosacr. Great eeoacm, can 10 prasttsed
u ressId TO the wsces There IL uaually one-thlrd
o. WICK wanted. ~ se.lsg one wlcs TO thss
zane p!ec<. INTO the lacp-tuoe, yo1 can ourn
moge Of II: bot % cure to lake 4 out oofose khe
pai1 ihAt joioa The VICE enfers Tho tnbe. NOW
70 the Joined sdaea. Thus saving oo both .icks
tho old adare u very tins: "a penny savea u
penny earned" Hslt teaaDoonfnl OF s1lt
Atded to The oil OF I LAMP which holds p,nt Will
tale Away tho dltngleeable color sometimes sp-
p21cnr, AID, II u Laid, prevent the foknattou OF
thai dangerous gas. il u Simple rtmedy, eek1Iy
applied. 1t IL alao asserted that tne sAlt mates
the oil last much lolper, bat We hAve only hear
LAY evidence concerning It. Kerosene u tae beat
sntldote fer eevele burn or scAd. fUmetna tho
lltr1ed part In cold wa1ef for moment; dry With
. SOFT c.oth, taking care mol to rob At M. Theu
hAthe in kelpeebe, and the terrible pblu csaAek
We lpow Of = little child Who put bis foot and
leg Ito pail OF Ceaf1y boiling water. The shove
t.neoy was applied, atd Ia 8 few nin1tes tho
ch11d1 acreama ceased. We know pot OF the
philosophy Of The matter, but VIC DO know tnAt II
IL the Mo1s tl1csct0ua remedy for feYete barns or
8C1ldA In EA1erfA me6tCA-
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sF1oru Syrsbotiea, by Iehn InHn
An Odd FIh.

To peleyetsl in the Darwin shecrJ IT viii ca u l.
teIt4t 10 KNOW that IN the Qules bars and EEeESt
the eastern coast OF Ceat1A and Sourn 4mtk ca
there Ives an animal, which might be E8nto lily
md nsn. II ID the nacatee, the rate1 s;1es tns
seA calf or sear COW, az this strange anlu al IA
sometimes called. It oelongs to the ctaef Of ths
Cetacea, and u altogether he1plve<oua !lv11E
which L seekl on snoee. The bod b ; .lsciio1n,,
and messu1es aone fourteen Of nor feat N
lerrtA; the sEn beng very thick. Wit uout hair,
and OF dalk color. The upper PAT = # the body,
especially OF the females, much r-seo oles thas Of
= woman, The h1ea.. being ot =. sa' ~ form. In
ihe msnatss has ahort arm OF f,nIy one lotn.,
Eh1cn se1Eupatea IN 4 eorI OF }lAN l. On which the
nails Rre distinctly Visible, ard .n:ch the animal
nses with much dezter1ty, IN Iaof ncg aooos when
on, on aSs aqa sa,.s. = ean FL II ,panf 11s y
s1 mana. he ~ hand. rbe ~ wntsr. Who
fur sayaral yaars resided IN tnoto countueA
who're these animals aoo and has seen tne aattnal
tka IemsIs holds her co D u, suc lie IS the mother
nnes her nase. the Ul Q the rrana:ee u shaped
l,Se an open fao, and mo close observer VIII Per.
- lyt Ieu d1rtslous. Wh'Eh marx the ten toes
1n;c1 moves up ar d own. and not nom ngtt 70
.efl IKE that u tie tEn. This limb, which ~ int
arpss1B 10 ba ! Bseft, IN or nerve, mela Almoas
cL1.reiy into buttes when fzle1 IN rAas and u
nsr!y p:.z-d py the natives for olnkuea:s and for
fror lNp 70 I, ,,oJ pounds snh the meat Il oonsid-
-red great Eerah- It Ross snd tsstes muqs tska
porA, st d &c eA, goo4 deN OF cooking IL u
t.fsn2e lac. Lias the nesn Keeps .opgsr nom de-
cay than aoy o:ner. Atds u the1elota k4ssu And
nYtseryed Mie rotE. They arc esoEht with har.
Moons By the lnulars, wto kncw their aannta and
cphiorrs erd It seem1 IS II they yara becoming
mere 1enrce eyetJ yeaI-S1tnsta- An<Ffasa- f.
, 1870-01-09
TIE ORIGINAL OF COOPER'S
"BEE-HUNTER."


"A NluGay sElXuk 4cH1-O10 u1CNG&AUo
der.
TIE Inst lumber OF the Hearth and Home cou-
talrs an excellent engraving Of Judge Harrison,
Of Michigan, accompanied BY sketch Of hlS LIE,
as follows:
!" Tne raiders Of Hearth and Home are present
ed IN thls number with Striking and lite like
pertra'I Of one Of thete pioneers Of ne West:
County, Michigan.
"Ms Harrison ID now OF years OF age, having
been born IN Frederick County. No., March 1o,
1112. Hts f1ther Was hiosnet OF BENJAMIN uat-
consequently, he vas coua!n TO tne late President
Hs11ison. From ARr,lald he carry emigTatet TO
Pennsylvania, where be married Mise Marina 9Il-
we'll; subsequently removed 10 Butler County,
Ohio; thence 10 ClArk County, Ia the same State
and tbeEce TO his present retidence, rra11e
1ionde, kalamazoo County. Michigan, where, &C
comranltd BY bis wife, six Sons, and four daugh-
ters, he located November 8, ls2A
"He Wa one Ct the bench Judges for Kk1nma-
700 County. commissioned hy Governor Cass, N
with the hihtory arl growth Of his towr6h.p and
cocnty. though destitute or any but the meress
rndlnents OF education, his strouR common sense
stood HIN well instead: for although some sharp
when, IL behalf OF medical Client charged with
malpractice, the attorney presented to The court
b:s own college d!p.omA, aId found IT. Latin quite
sufficient TO PROVE his qphcklsh client regularly
graduated II. D-auli his decisions generally did
snessansisl jast,ee and we're ,ssiafactor, 70 the
"Judge Harrison has also acquired local CO
Isbr1ty as the original from whom Cooper drew his
character OF the bee hunter, tn bis novel; The Oak
Openings, or the Bee Misunderstanding FtAited Prai-
while preparing the materials Tor that work. Al.
thorgh now nearly rs Jeara old, bis bright eye,
1prlehr goru, and quick intelligence {ndtcate
taAt he uay easily pass into his second century.
, 1870-01-09
RA~a fY1A HAh{HA-

A correspondent Of tho 4edioa! Gdsettk. who Z .
practising ph ytIe1An, comea 70 The reAcue Of tho
bnb1es sEstuSs WnAt be denounoes as snetr deadly
enemy, Are- Wiuslows SoosnlnR Syrup, Ee says
be vas called TO see n infant thst va Y dysng
oopdtt1ou, apparently rom tho e1ecu q =
narcotic potson. and he vas assured taas u
had tafep no medicine bus this ?" soothing
syrup" The doctor took the bottle hnd
had some OF the syrup analJLed By
esllful chemist and the arllyaA showed thkt eaco
oulce o1 The stan contained nearly oue grain q
morphine A dose for An infant TIRES moths Old,
r. - prescribed By Mo- WtnsloN's printed dises.
uotAr contained al amount Of morphine equal 70
zen dsopa Of landaouu. THIS is ordered
70 be given TO Tho child every TWO hours
ny % ehnd Of sl1 months old As
enidIen sre yeIy susceptible 70 tho innnenee Of
opium, OF which morphine II the active pt1nciples
four dropa oi lsndanam haYtnS been knoxn 70 klL
N ini,pt o. 1 nsns mou,ha anu y the naaufeo:or-
one hn1dred thnaasnd rTn.6snna hot.,e. IN iao
.1osio stass q, q NJ 5ozs tne reaas. e.n totn
10 perpetual sleep b. tn,s poauum, Mothers bad
better fal back on ca10tp teA-
, 1870-01-09
Thomas HniIcy Aldrych.

1nths Editor ar tbs Springfield Rtpubsiaen:
Some ten yeats ago, the writer nAd the pleasure
liver 3 lecture-poem before tho literary societies
OF The Uniye1AttJ Of Vermont, on the OCCASION Of
An animal commencemeat AT thAs time be
seemed to be quite young--Scalce r. He was
short and slighs Ia form; har curly AID abundant;
fair face aud bcarness: expression s!1ehily HI
betuian, aEd ~ speech characterized oy ju.s
Tie poem iusi WIS o. no great account 1t
eaitre rpou popuaf sensational literature, and
Mo1e especially upon the Nov York Ltdysr. The
t,.le Of the poem waa "The King and the Clown"
formance1 composed lmpromptu under tho p1es'
srre OF casual encounter OF one OF our Green
Mounss,n g,11. Ma., I an suse' b admitted to b
AS some lig ht SOUPS the prelude when We dine,
Ard heavy McAtA are ushefed IN By Wtpe;
sts hnb'e .er9snp ssrV va sss Ss
40 dainty veIse Imported 1ron the E.ss,
WIN creamy visions Of q sultan'a feast;
No RhoatlJ legend Of nonktaa Ago,
With high. born lady DING for her psse;
No CLARION hlas,s or hideoQs battle po,se-
But Ahors t,!c for GRxEN MoCHrA1x BoTa
As1xss lourR Ring through your town,
lquite forget the street,
A school girl walked In front Of me,
On E,tnclea OF feet!
1Eaa walk1cg veg shouEhuully.
With this very hessy manuscript
Underneath ny Arm.
This roee bud OF L Noma1,-
This AEEel. enEe The w&nRA,
Uad thoee delicious twGi9hteyeA
Which say such charming things;
And lace tnAt looked Ike morning,
From out her clcudy cutls,-
sAh, hs,s8Ad L I" 4 specimen
OF The GR1KK MOUNTAIN GIRlaW
OyAIoFous Green Nountaln BoJS,
In Seventeen SeventT.aiI,
You drove The Bttttah trRants
Acrca1 the r1Jef S:yx.
But now you've enemies In camp
Can stay you with their cJN,
Ard blow 1May regiment
OF bachelofs-wth AshA
o MOLLY STARK Of higtofJ,
"a wtddef" would have boer,
n hundred sweet Rtrl gr1duxte9
BAD tAoed the GentralI mens
For what aFe guns and hs1o1et4
Agalhlt The RIpHe4f chArn1
When fair platooh Of AnaEonl
Intend 10 take-opl Arn4
Now N 70 men Of Burlington
That hear this humble lky,
Guard veil the noar1J little dane
Who creased my path to-day.
(She wore Allken b1sQuaneite,
With vary pretty HtmmlnA
And he who wins her, o. Ms hsafs
Shall wear the rose OF WnMeol
BHooKF1un, December, 1854. Il b. Il.
, 1870-01-09
a stsnliicant story.

FrnM Ia ThNa3tlpkld 7tlfoTapA.
THIS Count Dc ahs4 In his memolfs, which have
iu1t been publ.lhed II Paris, gtvet Bit OF go0p
OF tic 6nre road to riches II u tho sacset OF the
lucky Stzote, OF the foresight rather. BY which
Emilio de 9ira1dirs the great joufnatat, achieved
, 1870-01-09

A Eencs author aaya: "Waen lo1. cny w1:e,
eyc,y f.nil7 N,tn which was scq.stuted o0.fc1
me stJother. but when I Loot my nosses not cas- 0
teers c1eSed 10 make bin 4ood."
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Tho Loved and Lost

Tho Loved and Lost.
"The loved and loatf why do we call them lost
Eec8use We HiR8 them from our outward road
Ieorsd q 11 as1s
load.
They arc not loat; theI are within the door
Tnnt hhnss ont loss and every hurtfnl thing
With Angels bright, and loved ones gone before,
In lheir AadeenerA p1esenca evermotet
And God Himself tne!r Lord, their Judge and
King.
And this we call losz! o seldsh sorrow
or selfish heartal o We Of little faith!
Let III look nund, some argument 10 borrow.
Why We In p.lleLce should await tie morrow
Thst ku1ely DuAt succeed tnl8 night OF death.
Ay, look upon this dreatJ, desert path.
The fhofns and th1Elles wheresoeier VIC turn:
What tfeles ana what tears what wrongs and
What struggles and strtle the journey hnth1
They have etesped from these; and 10! ne
Mon1n.
Ark the poor sa!lor, when the wreck is dine,
VINO with his treasure ttruve the shore TO reRch,
While with Tho Tag1UG w1vea he bAttled onf
Wa ~ l. ~ nos = 5o&y. & where @ sIers 1oy seemed gope'
A poor wnJ iarer. leadlpg by the hand
a little chLld. had halted py the well,
To wash from on her feet the c!tng7ug sand,
And tell tne t!red boy Of that bright land
Where, this long journey paa,, they longed to
dwell
When 10! the Lord. who many mansions had,
Drew near ana looked upon the suffering twain,
Then rtyl1 6, epske, "Gtye Me the little lad;
In sIergth received and glor1ouEy beauty ctsd
III biirg him with Nc when ! come again"
DID she make answer, seldshl5 and wrong
"Nny, but the woes feel he too muat ahare!'
Or, ra1her busting into grateful song,
m
To struggle On, aimee he waA freed from care
We viii do Likewise. Death hath made no bresch
In love and sympathy, IN hope and trust;
No outward tign or eoard our cars can reach,
Bnt there's an Inward spiritual speech
ThAt Ereeta rs still, though mortal tongues be
DUST
It bids u do the work that they lid down.
Take mp the soIg where they broke on the
ttrato.
So jouzEe,!ng TIL We reach the heavenly town,
Weefe are LAID up our treAauraa and our crowD,
AEd 0ur lost l0sed one4 Will be found agatu-
From Ght Church af EMuIGrd Auearfns
, 1870-01-09

.... DEFIos WOOD.
held my WY through Dellon Wood,
AID on to Wandor Hall;
The dauclIR leaf let down the Light
In lowering epota 10 1al
40 Jou1g. your leaves, jon match ne Wel.'
MY heart WAS merry. and suDR-
"NoE wish me Joy CT my Sweet Jouta;
My lote-she, too. Is Jopng.
D, 70 many. many many
Little homes above my head.
q, 50 uat J, many, Eauy
DaLcinE bloeenms round ma trse.1!
o, 10 many, many, mauI
MA.deEs B:2t.uX. Jet for none!
Speed, Je wDceF, speed WITH n1F-
SPEED with al but oue."
took my leave OF Wardor Hal,
And 1Iod the woodland WayA
"Wt1s shall DC 10 long 10 bear
The burden Of ny days:t'
tlRhed Ey heart INTO The borXh1
Whereby the culvers cooed:
Fer only between them went
Cnwco.rE md unwooed.
o, 30 uAny, many, Mauy
Lilies bending stately headst
o, 30 many. mAoy, Daoy
Strawberries upened on their beds
o. 10 Nxuy, mauy, nSny
Halos, and yet ny heart untone!
WbA1 10 ne arc Ill, Ato any
have Lost my-one."
, 1870-01-09

Oar carr arc eve.7 day panied BY accoon,s Of
kerosene lamps exploding and killing, or searr,re
1cI n!e. inen. women, and children nmpts
would trobsbly put stop to nearly 81 tho eect.
The New York herald., 1870-01-28
THE INDIANS.

Battle With the Indians In Montana na--Bear
Chief's Camp Surpriscd-The Indians TO be
Followed Into tho British Possessions.
HELENA. Montana, Jan. 81 1870
ON the 18TH inst an expedition against certain
tribes OF Indians who have been stealing stock and
numbering whites for the past several months left
Fort Shaw under command OF Colonel Baker. The
expedition consisted Of four companies OF the
Second cavalry and one company OF the Thir-
toenlh infantry. An Indian who arrived at Fort
Benton today reports that early on the morning
Of tue 2Sd inst. Colonel Baker surprised Bear Cniefs
camp ot over thirty lodges, and Killed men, women
and children. No quarter was gwen. The surprise
was complete Only six or eight men escaped. Bear
ChieI was among the slain. Colonel Bakers loss
was trining. Other tribes OF the Backfeet
upon Learning OF the affair." Immediately
made all haste 70 reach the British possessions but
IL Is understood the expedition has government per-
mission TO cross the boundary line tn pursuit Bear
Chiel Is known to have murdered several whites.
Tnls news is confirmed BY other arrivals at Fort
Benton.
The New York herald., 1870-01-28
A II u 8 e M E N rs.

BROOKLYN CHORAL UNIoN.-The Academy Of
Music was crowded to its utmost capacity last even
ing by refined and highly apprecative audience
which assembled TO hear the rendition OF Felicen
Davids ode symphony, ''The Desers,n by
the Brooklyn Choral Union, and Dodworth's g
full orchestra, under the leadership OF Herr Zies
Tne occasion brought out the new soprano,
Mrs. julia NJ Flanley, who rendered the exquisite
aria "Rinaldo, Lascia Chi0 P1ango" in o finished
and most artistic manner that was greeted with an
his accustomed good style, and the recitations by
Professor Roberts were admirably given. Harvey
b. DOdwOrth acted rs conductor. This Is the third
concert OF the season given by the Choral Union,
and Ia regarded as the most successful which mas
yet taken place. both as regards attendance aud
1nish OF performance
PRIVATE DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT.-A dramatic
entertainment was given last evening at Broderham's
Hall. Livingston street, by corps OF ladies' and
gentlemen who asprants for professional nonors
The attendance was quite numerous and select The
programme, which embraced two OF Tayior's pro-
duciions, "Stl Waters Run Deep'' and "A
Bighted Beng was most entoyabiy rem.
dered. The acting OF Miss Ida Jerome, who
personated Mrs. Sternh0ld, fD the comedy or
"Sull Waters,n &C.. gave evidence OF unusual
talent for an amateur, ana is unquestionabiy ver
satie as well as panstaking student Of the DRAMA
fact which was recognized in the APPRECIATION
which attended ner efforts upon this occasion. Miss
Edna Maynard admirably sustained the character
OF Mrs. Mildmay Mr. J. Roebuck ~ Mr.. Potter ana
Mr.. j. L. Farley as Captain HawksIev, each went
through hts part well. On the whole for an anna
teur performance, 1t proved quite successful. The
affair was conducted under tho auspices OF the
.Wtliow Cricket Club Henry Stcveson, president,
ana Mr.. Sudlow business manager.