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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08
Government Sales.
lF noRsEs AND MuLEs.

GALE OF HORSES AND MULES.
QuARrERNGsrEu'a OFTtcr.l
RICHMOND, Va, June ., ls7U
WIN 10 sold al Public Auction, commencing At %
stables at "Rookelts," Riohmond, Va
TMEINR ull HORSES
TtIIRTY.FIvE C0S) MULES,
The abavo animals IN fine condition, hAsln been
Te.erysd og previous sIes and are nov % 30 sd on
TERMs Cash, N United states currency, ON day Of
ssls dSpo. q Ton Pst cent Tsgnir'd from each pur
II Animals must be removed on the day Of sale.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War.
ieest BrOvOt Col. C,usrtsrns;tSr u. !, Army.
SAFE OK sTgLI2 E sR IsS5 SAN sro
o. e iSts 3sy q jane, 1876, a tSs uaiiSd State.
AIsenai WI be sGd A public aae,I3n Q tho hlshest
" RSed ISsRs.s, sPrnSaod, cal y ''O'''
EGlTs Army RsyolSG5s ,o,..,.
~ sabres, light eavAlrT.
D Swords; musloiAna
e9 BRIDES, curb cavalry.
ss NusLet ElOnE. ball cartridEOa, cal 81. or IA
Also, CSysiry and Infantry Advertisements. Horse
Rl1pmen,s, and o,hcr Hrtiefes which can DO sSsu On
Terms Cash, In U. g. currency -
Captain, Ordnance Corps. BrSyCI Maior u 5, A. com
nnandinE sss.s-ti
CovERNMKNT sTEAMKIIs FOR sAIE
sealed bids win DO rOooIvsa |. o. oqas, sarvs, osss
Washington, until noon, JUNE 10, lsu, for tho pm
chase Of the sldo.Wiiecl sea g,lnR steamer
"CORMlk,"
a, shs now lies on the Navy Yard, Wa.hington, ID ~
With anchors and chains and other hrtclos an nycn
tori Of which be seen on board. Her dimensions
length, i95 feot breadth, y foot depth, 10 igat
tonnage, about al draft Of water, feet inchoa
ioeust troonailod and copper fastene sooplc engine
low pressure; cylinder, 81 inches diameter. sstnol
strukg but lle worn epd To is,s order one bq9I e
turn Hue half This vessel was bull hpocialb To-
the coast survey undor tho direction and Inspection Of
an experienced officer, for work At soh- .
Also, sealed bids Will be received until noon, July
$50, for tho side. wheel steamer
"HErZElsN
now employed IN Pamleo sound n, O., and 70 b seer
at New Borne, N. O., AftoI June J. Her dimension
are length l5O feet; breadth, p feot; depth, steot
inches DRAFT Of water feet Binchna; tonnage about
300 walking beam, low pressure engine, In fair Cfder
boilers require new water.bOttomS This vessel wal
built expressly for the QuartornAstota Department
repaired in lsa or 1873 at an oHPense Of $1,000, and
being large carrier, Ia we'll adapted IN the SCUM!
bay business. Her Inventory can DO seen on board
The ship keepers viii show tho vessels 70 any porsoI
wishing 10 inspect them.
The hight TO rcieot any or all bids Is reserved,
Sealed bids must DO directed 10 Professor BENJA
MIN PElRuk, Superintendent Coast Survey Wash
inEton, 2, o, and Endorsed bid for steamer"
myis-W4Sst
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08

GALE or GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS.
QUAIrKnaAsrtlgN UFptCE,l
RICHMOND, VA, May 10, 1870 ! .
WIN DO sold at public auction, eoinmeneinE At 10
O'Clock, a. M, on FRIDAY, juno 10, lslQ, at Camp
Grant Richmond, Va, tho following buildings, atoly
occupied BY the troops al that post, W.T.;
Baaeka stories, ~ feet By foot each, with fences
and Out-bulldnR.
Is Ocera Quarters story each, with out buildings
and fences.
dhoeT' Quarters, ono story each, with outbuIldngs
and fences.
I Chapel, ono stony, 30 feet by u feot.
Hospital ono story, 95 feot by % foot with outbuid
inga 0.... ~
Guar Ihouss ono story. G. fsot by Is foot, with out
Stable one story, 25 foot by % ioct, with Outbuild
I Shops, ono stony zach. with outbuIldings
LAundTcss' QuRrtors, one story. each % foot by q
foot, with out. bundlnEs and fences.
l Bake. houae, ono atory, % Loot b. y feet.
Also, about one hundred and hfty lh0) cords Wood.
Of sale aud deposlt OF ten per cont the amount
bid will DO required from each purchaser. Ten uO)
days win DO allowed 70 remove tho properly,
BY order Of the QuArtormaseT General nltsd States
ATniy. j. u. ChANDLEhs
je45t Breyt Cob, Quarter. U. 4. Army.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08
Personal.

DOCTOR s. =. BOND HAS REMOXED us on
i FIijF and RI,Hi DtNCF 10 NORTHflAST COR
NER TWEIiSfH AND STREETS mJlelm'
7 ADiFs AND GENTLEMAN GAN !iANE Plll
vi yts consultations AZ No IGOS A4s,aahase ,,
~ ~ 81 mo Rcord Hospital, United States
ann tisfnan Of tweuyseEen years eApofionoe
" n II ijf1n the receipt Of go advice and medioinS
Vii 10 sent frSS BY empress 70 Any Of tho AuAHtio
States. s-a,lg
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08

DEPARTNINr oP THR INrERIoR,l
WAsHsoros, ID. o., May ~, l1lO, I
Prop9sals for fu.nshipE such article. Of Stationery
and ofoes ,hSrSoi during the sesi yoS5 sndiaE
SRTURpSY jun P 70 bsSsi''d un' u 0''0eA '
Eash PFopossi must DO signed ~ he Individual or
aa % ni't th. enc sss SdSSS % ssSs3 oons
With good and sufficient bonds, bis bid y Aesopted
for any all articles No bid Will DO considered With
* ali articles Sre stipulated 10 bO Of tho best quality
samples will only DO required as designated on tho
bond with approved security will DO required Of tho
party TO whom the contract, any part Of IT, may DO
On failure to furnish any article In reasonable time
in open market o. declaring the contract forfoiiod;
for such Articles the difference viii DO charged 70 tho
Bids viii DO considered on each tom separately.
sshedglss containing blank form iSI bidding %.
gethsI Win a sns n .SeaagnnSs LII m.
Gdyertlsement vii b fnrnished on appie,aiaon
faetureTs q or deaIsrS in The aFtiolss
Proposals must DO addressed 10 the Secretary d thu
Interior, and Endorsed Proposals. for ststionsrJ,"
my2l8l,J7I4 j. d. COX, Secretary.
| DRoPosALS FOR FRESH BEEf.
OFFICE A. Q, S, AHrIILERE scHooE, V.sA,l
foHr hoHnoE, VA, jung J, ls ng, )
Sealed Propqsas n @ VIII S9ps s,s q h,s sd
~ 10 q M, on WEpNEspAf the iSth ipstspt foe all
ms Post Tor tho sI months commencing July ls7o,
o. such loss time as tho ColnmiAsar5 General may
INC Beef must % fresh ana Of tho yeS bost market
dSsg t a e y H ssoSSSd % 70 b
cut Oh AZ the fourth YSrebl Joint, and the breast
tTimmed down, The shAnka Of fore quarters % be cot
Oh three TO four inches above the knee qint and
Of hind quarters trorn AZ q eight inohgs Iboye ne
such quAnties and on speh days As the Commanding
Oficef OF the Post may designate. .....
separate sropoSais ia dpphcats With copy Of this Nd
yeTtisement attached Win DO Tocoivod for fIesh aud
COrued Beef Mutton, lamb Nol and frosh Pork. Tor
sas % commissioned officers and their families for tho
/ above period Of time. Those msats must be Of the
choicest quality, the best the BAltmoro markets WI
supply-ho fresh beef 10 30 Of sroln and standing NIB
n1asts and puFts rhouss HteAka. The meata on thil
contract 10 be osly8r0d such days tnOt to eHoood
dive In each week. may be designated by the com
| mandlng officer Of tho post
Whom the fresh bsei 40, 4e, required By these con
tracts shall be Of loss quandV or Of inferior quAlit
than Contracted for tho Subsistence Department vii
| pnTehaso In open mArkst-the contractor paying hs
i difference OF cost ,
bonds in the sum OF twelve thousand dollars with
two securities will DO required; Bidders will Insert Ia
/ their proposals the names Of their bondslnen, .
Prop0ssls will DO addressed 70 the undersigned
markSd on envelope l"Pr0posAls for Hrcuh Beef"
/ ~ order OF Major General MeDoven, ,,,,,,,,
Js8G Second Lieut. Fifth ARTILLERY, A. o. 5.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08

DRoPosAIjS FOR CORN.
; HEAnoUARTERs DEPARTMENT or TExAsJ
CHtEf QuAnrEnlfAHTTRH OfTICE,
- AUSTIN, TEXAS, May ., 1870.
Sealed protonla In triplicAte, Will DO received at
this olico until II NJ, "WEDNESDAY. the 18th OF
juno is1O for furnishing such quantities OF Corn
mar be required from July T. 800. TO July %, ISL, at
each o. he following named po.ts In IeIasi
Austin, Fort CLARK,
Fort Davis. Fort Mcintosh.
Fort Quithann. Jefferson.
Fort Hiss, Fort Coucho.
Fort Duncan, Fort MckAVstt,
Fort Richardson, HinRgold barracks,
Fort Brown, San Antonio,
Fort Grinhn, Waco,
Fort Stockton.
Corn To be Of Rod clean, murchAntAbe quality,
ahsllQd and delivered IN sacks.
Delivery 70 oommanoe A. practicable after the
lat day Of July, 100, aud continue in such Quantities
and such umea the receiving otaoer may require
until June ~. I'LL
Ksch bid must be accompanied by guarantee Of At
least two responsible persons Whose must
DO eertsA hy tho clerk Of Court Of HeoordJ that the
bidder Il eOmpetnt n and will out tho Contract
II aNarasd 70 him, und the raaidenoo and post once
Adde'S Of eAah bidder and guarantor must be stated
Proposals 10 10 plnlnly lndorscd on the Envelope
Proposals. for Oorn ~ -, and addressed 70 tho IN
/ dordRned. OF
BJ command Of BrsvSt Major Geqs5.lJ; ,. Rsypold'i
Deputy q. NJ. Con-. Brey EhE. Gen. o. s. A, Chist
QuAftsrmAltor Dop't OF TeKas. myistd
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08
HEALTH
Is WITHOUT PRICE.

II will relieve suppressed Mensest relieve all pain al
the monthly "peftodI" guro Hhsanaati-sn sad Neural
giA Of Back and Uterus; LoucorrhRa or "WhlSs and
partial irolapsus pten check excessive hov and cor
rect Al irregularities peculiar to ladies' II will rpmoVo
all Irritation Of Kidneys and BlAddsr reliove Cosivo-
ness purity the Blood give tone and strength 10 lho
who'll system clear tho skin, mpartinH q rosy hue 10
the ehook and checrfulness 10 the mind. II 4 surs
cute In all tho above diseases Quinine il In Chila
and Fever LIss heHassiSsI Of all the above
Diseases sh9a rsusalnq their complaints 70 any per
son, which Ia always mortiyinE 70 their prffs and
and tho clergy For full particular, history 81 da-
easss and certificates Of it's wonderful cuTes the reader
is referred 10 the wrapper Around the hoiile.
For sale by CHARLES ATOTT,
And all DFugRista. Price = 80.
W. II. BROWN a BRO, baltimore,
myeSeo1 Wholesale ARunts.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08
pRoPosAIs F0R OOMMissAIIY sfOREs
rn.r 1 9EE1s. G. STan1snbs'EFE

OFFfcR UtrTF OuARTH1uaErrRl r
Ftnsr QuARTERNGsTgRs DisTRIcT ID ~ y
INV YoRH CfTY, May Ia isiO.
Of Ibis Il eaoh ars nVitd snd
viii Do received al this ooe until p n June ID. 40,
for supplying the OuaFtsrInnStars Dpparf nent With
" cords q merohanAble Hard Wed. - cubic test to
the cord l3l tons Of Anihrneits Coal host quality
egg stove and mt sizes q3lO pounds u Inc ton and
l0O pounds Of Bltuminous Coal; The who's 70 be de-
nycrud ttha places Hereinafter naod ~ suoh times
as the QusTtefmastsrs Department may desire prior
70 November IS, $50, which time the deliveries must
be oomploted, Via:
Fort Columbus, New York HArbor-48 cords wood,
20 tons stove and 50 tons egg coal.
Fort Wood Nov York Harbor-dO cords woods IO8
tons oEg coal, and 2tlOO pound. bttuminous coal
Fort Hamilton, keW York HArbor-l5O cords wood,
30 tons stove and 81 tons eEg coal
=, Fort NAdsvorth, New York HArbor-O cords wood,
ii2 tons stowe and i7s tons 09G coal
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-08

-.SESh WASHINGTON, NORFOLK, AND
BOSTON, sTEAm h0AT isllHHkk;;yJ
THE 2Jp INSTANT, The now and elegant Steamer
LADYOBTliK LAX Captain Doniy, leaves W ASH.
WEDNESDAY at z p, M, touching, 70 and fro, a.
principal landi1gs Retprning l9hygs nQ1tOLk 9
LAD At Norfolk with the Richmond npd Boston ,eapers
ana seaboatd and Roanoke railroad. Through Tickets
and balls Of ladina issued.
For freight OF passage apply at whayrs foot Of Poto-
mac street Georgetown, and foot Of Seventh street,
WashinRton on board to CHAS. SPEAR, Superin,
tAndeut or 70 y. p. BROWN SON, General Agents.
corner Nau York avenue and Fifteenth etroot.
BROWN, PLANT A CO., Prupretors,
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Steamship Lines.


FoR MOUNT VERNON.
Tho steamer ARROW, Capt. Thomas staekpole.
leaves her wharf, foot Of Seventh street 0s
DAILY, teIeept slndsg',l at "a. m, 3laaz.Irls
Alexandria. Forts foots and Washington, Marshall
Hall, Maryland, White House and lone, Virginia, ro-
JAS. SYKES, Gonr Rup't,
ie2u F. Oaiee--WilArd's Hotel
, 1870-07-10
En{EEAQny4 .IIch1nl Lie.

Lncrr0n lives for thought. Hero is ono
Ian III this broad America vino believe. tllst
sLonEhts are realitier, and tina. all idea il pro-
e:ous and as valuable "a the globe: and, al 10
lsssetses rescral of them, lie in nuluc.t.oss-
ally TIC millionaire OF the times; anl let 10
mnn Who has millions OF bonds pretend to
Any az thing like being Crnxnh in lis company
1ao a.As LIN ideas aud he has caynod them 1,y
1.-THE Nv H. '"t t!,.m; the experiences and changes
nm nm tneaehtr. and living thoughts 10 refresh
hmstif and all mankind; and 10 ha kaet;B
commonplace hook AMI }iarv sn1,-
csa,'x,; tseu ~ ,ocsah very young. II thought
~. h1 ~ tas s!ody nc puts it in hH commea-
never talrs up his pen until he has sonctlinr
10 write. Suppose Ao take. a walk in thee
"oeds. rome new Thought or aasnis.jar
occurs 70 him On htH return il i. nut ju lin
a1arS. he iAs conversation that suggests
anyi hing fresh and new And il,c. th.t .I,.o
goes into his commonplace book. snnnosc 10
dreams dream Aud anything freel and now
eorEcs to him. that aleo goea into tho c5u,u,nn-
place book Any image that oecnrs to him
any picture. or BOOK, may suggest thoushts,
4.,d fany a 20 into this book, and 70 shese hooxz
thought, he looks over his commonrlscc
Looks and sees what be has boon thinkiue
About. 6urpn,sc he lias twenty paasasus on
'lseauiy, that the ruling sentiment or t,oas slt
eF toue Of these passages relates to beauty. be
has then the matetlal for al essay on beauty.
lie did not cnousc lis thounc: it has choee,
him. lie then writer ont OF, q slip Of paper
sometimes single sentence, sometimes .
! paragraph. and also looks osor lis common
d, place hooks: aud traces a line oytr those he
has used Then paragraph, IN selected which
! naE eerSc as an introduction: I~eat to SEQ
| l.En ones in the morning, and ,p,n entering
Lis room found him in ono corner OF tho roam,
and large humber OF papers spread out
before him. He wanted, A. suspect, to
| SEQ them all ut once, In order 10 determine
which 10 commence with. That wns ms in
! ference. Al length thesa apl,a are Ros
| into something Ike order, and then usually
tie first thing to be dpue il " suateh up thesa
, 1870-07-10
A QUAINT OLD SHEET.
Hen Ernnk Inns En- rJy Sc,x.nnn,

INNS f.nrby Newspaper.
seTF old newspaper is In possession at
Of the Nt1r Enqa7rd Couran:. and bears iio
~ rom Monday, Feb. !, to Monday, Fe.,. II,
lt25. The paper ii therefore over III yc,r,
DID, II Is printed OIL coa1sc material. very
much resembling in texture aud appearance
mat on which Confederate newspapers were
ITreH N tl,e et1sss OF war time. The t;po
10 OF the real antique stylc, aud looks odI
enough to the eyo familiar with The moJern
c'ear'cut l'ot'an. Eut that whicl, gives .aos:
interest 10 this strange relic OF tic past. say
q Delaware paper. ,s the fast et,tsl
IN The following imprint: '' Printed aui
sou by Eenjamin Frauklin, in Queen street.
was bor7t iii 17GG. He wae, therefore. at Tic
time cf lie publication Of thir sheet. II years
o1 age. In course Of short iutruluctorr Ar
tiele the editor says: 1'Tho main desi.n of
ti,s weekly PAPER vii be to entertain TIC town
W. WIN n We moss , ecmieal and dlscstiug incidents
9l M hunan life, which, in go large a place as
fo.ton. will not f.i1 u universal c1cmnl,fi.
casicn. Nor shall VT b. wanting 10 tiI M
thfse papers with 4 grateful iaterspersi3u Of
NJ III sehous morals. which may be drawn
r. y. m the most luacro1s and odd parts Of life"
:rcrinen: -
~ Servant noy's tim. for years to be dis
Cc*cd of. lie ie about 1G years Of Age, aud
can keep accounts. Enquire ut thy Dlpp D.ll
III nt'ion htEctt and know further"
lhc cdl'cr makes the following gratifying an
nnrtceMenf:
is raEer having met With 20 general Ac-
ecpssnse IN Town and Country Is 10 rcatlire 1
tss greater San,rcs nf .lscm to bc printed than
ttSc,u s CT other public rarcrs: md it beinr
ers!des more generally read BY vast nuu,hs2
OF bor,owert, vho do not take i: in, the Pub
!tsi;c. thinks proper to give thus pni,.i. Notice
!of The Encouragement Of those who would
Lave Advertisements inserted 10 The p,,,,jic
r,in:r, which they may havo printed il th;a
, 1870-07-10

CT its authenticity The question is ret At rest
Ly lhs following letter, which gives both the au-
thor-ehip and the original place Of the poem:
To tie E.ite, q T2r chionga T1ount:
1n the Supplement- OF Sunday last you published
poem, The Chl1dren," the authorship OF which
Is ascnbcd to the iasc Chafies DfckcnA This II
mistake. The poem WIS written BY Charles u,
Dickinson, formerly writer for numerous papera
knd magazines, and whnec f.on-.ie pua.x was The
SNbge schoo1nAS,st.~ His poetic muse has Of
late given place to the ssc1ner requirements OF the
law, he having studied with the Hon. Dan!e, S,
nesthson' and being now law-rartner Of Hon.
u. ". Ao'cnkass, OF bnghamton, y. r. The sald
poem was originally written ioy tac se,on,, vD,1
ufne OF Ass c. A.ssKitianda as.aoo,-z4rrs Oar
land, published u 1se4. II.
CHICAGO, June n. 1s;0
, 1870-07-10
nn1,tcl o.Council OF, Ecuiam,u ,,x.
r0cJi

1hc prosocation for the following bite. cx>
tract from speech, delivered at Taunton
ahout thl1ty ycars ago, was furnished bv some
remarks OF Dissaeli, in the course Of wiicl. he
alluded to O'Conncll Rs "lraitor" and an
wfatll to the full majesty Of IHsL inS..ct;vs 80
thns replied:
This uixcrcnnt had the au,,acitv 10 strla
tce an incenaiary. Why, was 4 Ercater IN
ccndiary III 1881 t.lan am at prcseat. II ever
we're one,and il am, ha is louhly NO for
having employed me. Then he calls mo a
traitor, hsy answer to that is. ho il la1. Ha
u lar I'll actioua aud in wonls. His lilo is a
!KlnG itc- He il disgrace 10 his srociea
"hat slate OF society must that be that
can tolerate such c1eAtnre-haviuz the au-
.la.hy to come forward with one get Of princ-
Ties ut one time, and obt1in political as.ist~
anee by reason Of those principplep, and At au.
ether to profess aianlctrivslly the rcverso7
afs NE, say again, ia living lie. lie il tba
most usRtaded Of his species and kind; and
EnGlAnd is degraded in tnlcrAting, or having
on ,n0 aase o. her society," misefoant Of
aiy language j. harsb, and owe an a,solory
s<'r it, tut will tell you,wfv | owe that AMI,
!oEr-. II is for this reason: that, II there ha
In sher woEsls in the British language, should
atd them. becanse il IL the harst.e.t Of MI
tis trccise. lie il just the fellow for The Con-
,esvatlse Club. l supn,ee il Sir Ilobcrt Peel
l7d tten out OF TIC way wien he Wa caffeI
t1pon to take office, this fellow would have un-
cettaLch to supply his place. He i,as fa:s ,hood
sAcfgh, tepratity aud eelfisl,ncss enough 10
!+scome the Lifting leader OF the Conservatives.
lie u CousciSatiAm personitlol. His name
Shove hltn ty descent jew. lis father he-
camc convert, No IL better f..r that in this
Narld; hope. Of course, he will bc the better
Tor it IN the next. There is uabit Of un,ler.
5Iasioe e43t great and oppressed nation-sho
calling themseiyes Christians: but M nen.on
ever get Eds Christian who persecufei' Tia
c!Eclest persecution they suffer il mon thri1
character, by the foul names which th.;r csI.
nmniatofs bestowc,l upon them bef,re thcv
earned their atrocities into effect They fet1
the persecution OF calumnr scvercr u,on the,n
tAtH the persecution Of actual fora and ths
'.fas'ny OF actual torture. have tla hsp,,i-
bets to hc acquainted with some Jewish fam
a'es III London, aud amongst them moro &c.
ron7ih1sbed ladies, OF more humane. cnrii.i-
iiEh-minded, or better educated ccptlcurn''
have never met. 1t will not IL, .ap,,osc1''
therefore, WLen fpc1k OF Disracli A. the d..
&C. noant OF Jew. that mean 10 ta.nish him
on thAt account. They werc once tho cho.en
retFhe of God. There were 1aiscrcaots among
thcu, also. and 1t must have ceytaiuIv becn
rom one OF those that Dieracli dcsceudeJ.
&c lsof:eFses jutt TIC qualities OF the im1,or.
uneut thief who died upon the cross. wlose
name, verify believe. must hive neeu Dn-
f:eit For anSht know, the present Die.
sae3t II descended from hir,: AID, uit;, lin
'irCicseion that l,e is, now fosgiyc the heir
a:-lsW Of the blaspi:rnous elicl tuat diel upou
&ic tfCas.
, 1870-07-10

leaves and 60 10 platform: and he expects
that the inspiration will ba Eiycn him at tho
moment which to ehp and which, to re4i. The
public arc then taken lntu his confidence, 10
lar AZ they Listen 10 what lie has written, hut
tie public arc Eet aware ot the service they
are doing him when they give him their hos
pitabIe ears; for be is learning viii Ii is good
ard which is not hc il learning which to omit
having road hiA lecture four or five ruaaons in
various places throughout thu country, he
learns what il good, supplies lcticiehcics.
makes omissions, and after 1--WE or sia years
prints Lis esAay.--i1coN.
, 1870-07-10
Too l.0&c FOR Explanation.

Lord NaIk ha1T, Who distinguished hjn.e,f
~ NC nasue OF tonteuoy. Mas COOL but cc-
Seuts'c officer, and torr.ele dueu,st His d.
ost "as remarkable He Was lad Of sight.
spirit His father, tho Marquis Of Lethi,u'
when ho brouglst linn to London 10 join his
rcE1ucht-tho Culdstream Guanls-.euaosted
the Colonel. Who was his particular frienl. 10
watch over him. aud soc thnt he submittai 10
10 improper Liberties, and to instruct hin, IN
the way he should 20, in case ho had the mis-
fortune to bo inF1lteI,
"trodigious sHearing." aud brutal ul,nps.s,
tbs pacific young s>ion Of nobility soo;, bc-
caine butt At mess, a stop-peg to bang prAe-
ttch jokes on, until 1t last / Captain OF
Ecae1 standing ihrew = glass Of vino in his
.see- He still said nothing, but wipod his
.s .aee with LIS handkerchief, and took no fur
thGs notice Of tho 1ns,1lt he lad received.
1ao Go!en.l though. it WAS high time to in
ie'lefo, and invited him to breakfast, ts.s-a-
!sa, on the following n,oruiux At oclock,
Lotd Marx arrived puretuallv. Ato lis break
14si Win perfect compoaure. and spoko but
holo ground. '01~eS
lord M..k," said he, ~ mus. spo,k IN
you or faiher delicate subject. but, ss y,ur
n.oay: Captain L., yestrrI,y ms,n,nT ~, =
publicly passed an A1ront on YOU. 1his. i.ot;,
S"aI homer @ snd tho credit OF the regiment re-
,, What DO You think, Gif, l ought 10 do :"
.sCall OH him for An explanation >. roto;nod
the CcloneL
SIT u, fear, too late for that cep&iei the
young Ensign, II shot him at eight tkia morn
ing. ard il you take the troulls to look ort Of
the front window, you will SEQ hin, on / shut
teri"
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were 10 be received as the utterancea and com
mants Of God himsch. THIS idea OF infslhoil-
ity was carried to ita a1tren,o point Upon aaoza
tllan oue occasion, the Pouo himself beng
tuads not only subject to the council M ~
one memorable instance, THAT Of John Mill:
eou1rc. at Ill times ANXIOUS to 30 sared from
such friends, and we're eTcr an the watch to
play them some evil turn which should reduce
them to the position in which the fnshers Of
the present council stand TO tho Pope posi- P,S
ton Of dependence and utter sob}esttcn, The
councils, however, were equally On the alert to
eouutermino ANY euch attempts: and when
Pope Engcnius ~, in 1isl. sri:a to ass13,
control over the Csupcil Of Dasle, and tho right
TO Dissolve it, the members tuo.s tho shatpest
ofmesns With him. and anticipated his IuA BY
decree. in which they affirmed, that the r.
nresentntives Of tho Church militant on earth
were invested with a divine aud spiritual Ju:is-
fliction over Ill Christians. without excepting
the Pope and that \ general conacil could not
te dissolved, prorogueI, or transferred, except
on itn own free deliberation and consent
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