davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-11-13

~ 1s1fn1 EgnsraHT regarded Is \ yery fortnn,t,
1e.S;a., Is sas, indeed, lootod nnon NJ ~ ~
ilooAn1e world u mott sdvxnts ca,1I, ~ ea~
tecs'on t On ela pat. *hilo some Of tss s.otet,
naouy :r " Ing Dnkoot" "Azgslo, tina cisna-
nn.s.nv },.tnppss dtisposed to think The Peincaas
70 wed the heir ot Ia tbse'',Gn1 me1uHee Mnee
Mere vas In tEelr eyes N honee aliam d
for Princess Bot It sEaus, Ats ~ ssea t;a
has been said and done, theta IA "a, - -a tnAT
etiquette, vide bat1ier between ihe MY;
husband and the Princess wife 10 =. ~.
served on PUBLIC occastons-that thn jsttsr
at such hsnns takes prece1erca CT the fo-ms~.
occupies, tn fact, a1o!her md higher su'1art,'
thereby sep1ratinR, fos the nocce, .Lusb1rd
describing The de0ica.ion OF the EayaI Aihert
Hall in London, present at which were he
nneen AID mott at tha R1yal family. sav.
The Princess of Wales Is pretty 4cd uonn-
IA, cut to-day noEt eyes ale turned or \
bgute that lollovA, I'll clad in white six. xi,;,
sell and bonnet of white, and wreath Of
ofangs blossoma about her forehead. It ia
re Bride OF last VeGk, tho Princess Lsu;sc.
tA1snionees ~ Of Loruc, by whose sids w.lxs
hst he1 to1os1ar, Prince Arthnr, and not ker Eus-
make naan psirce, md roysl etiGustta
tni9ks nothing OF putting aeundef bri!a nrd
!,T p,ie9 9efoon1. The Marquis, looking more by
~ tnan e{et, ~slks come Yanka behind hiA
"He: Nands apart from her when thav ha7n
reached fse. dsie, and after6ard. when Tho
whole party GO mp to their boxes. cannot ait
even n ine aAma lex With ho. Nobody
Stems TO be troubled about It, yot HARE II
the Caolnes.bo1 is thss proud Dnka o; Mgy!,
wculd really like to know wi.t h. tti.s. ~ ~
the eocial law that ranges his son 70 tsr be.
low Lis eou'k Wife," ~.
, 1870-11-13

the rni.sn ~ 80 vhio;4 $1,000 r,nc ma ,nors ~ -.
midale. and was for eoms TINA apparently
eonolstye. This. rts ,haead .1n psem!sas
d5awn from n! paodu1am-bob, Of polished
ehse. nth thAt mcst sAppe1y' hnid, mercury,
within, That there must b. soue e1ror In the
caleu!tion dus TO the di6arnoe bstxeen this
and thsviscid coutants Of t,s earth ssemed
9eldenf but 1t remained foa the astronomer,
OelaunU, to beatoN The e:lrplstlon which
compiled! k1evtrred the conclusions. On tbe
whole, he balance OF e1idere now atanda In
iafor of.the theory that thssea1th'6 interior
~ U Analteu stste, aud that the matters are
M1enget in zeEes according Il their -oeneities
tae most central zones being metallic.
, 1870-11-13

Of her blood- -relatlonz by addine:L LniIa Il 1ass
till than my brother" Then (monotnnouhly
d'un!ng the Worda. u We tuagine, In Nelfn-
fpso!{ sh.st: sMho haa s0re hnssr1 Wig :
-: ats {, .ee1et of Y Ibis .bsur.Aty probably
con9ets ational ph.ases his only 4 vary Braan
stock of Eug,ish words, smong which sore"
and sawyer" occupy vary prominent pess-
tions. ''1ra our saWyers children as good ~
Jcnrs Ia her next inquiry, to which, sppar-
ssnty. ahs gets no ansxer, for har irritation
El' not speak, is her fslend,s sturdy 1ejdn-
oer. Iben turning, a suppose, to Soma
knife to cut hls ears1 at have none to cut, y
IL the avaaiva reply. There ia d lnll in tie
conversation; for faw moments teAson re-
wonsu burats out Ii wilder rhapaody than
ever. Does anybody wtsh to buy my head
Where Is the chimney-sxeepeE He ia 1T
ouls. What f4 the meaning OF this ? There
is = popular drama called Ours but It Is
doubtful xhether chinaney-aweopcr wonld
feteiopal eostuneI- - Has he any :pratty
hpEers He hae no pretty fingers, but soma
pretty eyes" Imagine i chimney-sveeper
with pretty eyes xEd "soue" pretty eyes
too; cir cr seyen, perhaps! somsthsng In
ile pattern Of the wal!,Rares here strikes cur
conVefsat1enslast. Nhoee bad p2paf IL
that :"atts she (of ths hostess, as 1 sup
pose). "1s Is the paper OF my Chimney
sweeper" is the frank confession. " It ia my
chimney tout simulement."
noble revenge upon this artisan Eugseets
Itself to our eccectsicssEn la1y. 'Hnve
@ So1 time" sbe rapidly inquiries. '..to cut his
80, Euppoee, tte cuts them herself Here
e. ds ibis wonderful convcraaton; the twenty-
seventh In the ee1ies, which, for i'll wc know,
It al abtut The sawyer and the chimney.
sweeper, Ard will continue to be 90. Nor are
tte examples OF English pronunciation lass
wonderful than these instances OF cur familiar
, 1870-11-13

Lord Hsougham tels the following ghost
story on his father:
H0n ~ subjects my father VA. vesJ s1eptcai
been an sctor, and, d be used o ~, IN whicn
his unbeheEtEG obsun1cy hHd been tne nt2u& or
denolishtng what would hare been Ter1 PRETTY
Enoss sfoFy. He h4d been dIpinx II peanh YAftl:
1a ss1sz Z, 'sRa& e.
Vas come tux nrout me, death OF 8 4ss. Nlgotta-
gaze, Who bad recently died under ZONE mil :
aucnol1 clfcunstancea, and hid been hatitd
y ,1,I shs abby os one oTefea sa s1 be- x
down Into the k7ave and dHve : nal
INTO tho epmuL, Catnel accepted the wager,
only artpulatinR thai he mlzht have lanieEo~ He
Ess seeo1atngy let tnsn tae cAsaedHi oy door
party, sfter waiting an nonr Or more Tor Calmei.
bexAn 10 think FoUtthtuE HuAt have happened 10
him, 1nd tat he ought 70 be tooke1 Attee; 70 nv
fathex 1Cd IND Or three more Eof light and went
raFenti5 aesi body q 6: cLuei: He x2s gaick-
II tsauapered 70 The -pseheud's dinitE room. 9nu
EeeoEersd ont q hls fanin9 d A. soon Il Dc
Q! vsger,s land ,oa1i ina the nail d ne cotnni;
q t@s .za gnlled me aawa ~ beiots 5t
H11re.' Calne1 suck to Ia story tn snite Of hi
the scodr2.of his frtenda; and tie ahosr Of Ma.
Sgs6pTe ~ 4 .9ula nae beer III aver tne
tnE wcud s1ttsfy nlm bur IN oculaT inspection oi
ne 1r1Ie ard CONN, and 70, gening nQnt.: he
11o so<ce ot tae party returned 10 the grave,
Inefe, sQte enough, Has the ntl, veil drtYen Into
ne conn out aafa 1xed BY Il Waa bit Of vi,
N'ghttrEae1 Knost Tnis u17e = sfser1s1d n -e. hs.
came remarkable for I. YET ntaurfnl piece ot
piece q sculpture, bJ eone ct1ehfatsd nrts% rem.
fe1eatoE ~. Nightingale 1ainiy e,temptfrE Il
"Asa HVia aD ay1n1 wife tho d1lt OF deAsh.n'
, 1870-11-13
Through thc CLOUD nnd x,,ox~a

1T Il. l. WARNER.
is- as1hstN, Weary fH.t de-. s2a fl3s1s fl3ss1 ss.a,u
9meuka maxss CT qnesttonsos chords my tnsoft
While looked for the end IN ynn.
Fos evcr here ss1oye In my heart doubt and
Light .ss sS sa.isne.a snero liz an even .rass,s
While ever soule door in Tho sky seemed ready 4
cpe,
And ever ~as shut and barred.
Al nov ,no chords would swell IKE WAVE
Lurses tgalnst The coats, acd s:orns prevail
AID now, IL backward 1uEK hy the cans, It tlicj
Away IN passionate wall;
TIL Looked whese window looked ou The we,s,
TIE setting hun WIS fair, for The sto,ra Has o,e,
AID he toached the pictured panes wl:h ros!cs
weiss qayerea along the ,,oo..
AND Ee6M,;a et,;l. the patient faeeof ny sa1as WITH
I'll, bis NIstta', % f.r-on eyes g,ev vouerou, sve..
ana glot5 a,reamed AdoHn the th1obhing aaley,
That softly fell At my feet.
And that sacsed calm oade my foolish trouble.
With The .toIEn md iec cloud without. AMI thers
From tns taes, Or the shining aeaveru. the hu.h
That tofuy possessed my sou.
Then 1cpe overeame, As viii happy tears !
While sas ssTss'uns ,oce OF the orsaa ,ao,t .he
And ro1icd through The arches, and ro,e, ukc q
And The glory Of God waa there
While the sad pipes 'Asiled TO the rushing noo1
That nl1sd - lae place; and the peaatoms thai
Lie tho hests ., tec cruel King. we're rae,:aea
IL the fn,se q Tia. might. sea
-ot71bflcyt = Monthly tor AdY,
, 1870-11-13

the vunturs. It IL urged that tho use Of the
words for value received on any hf1 xbo6a
value WA not really given, should b.
declared By law to be Felony, ~ being simply
another and moro snbue manner OF rs3sing
money BY faIsa ptetcuoes. Tbs capital whieh
tho ieeuers Of such bulls thus raise, like The
therefore, afford to undorscll, and to specu.
late 1ecklesssy In = manner whteb cpts the
ground from boueath the fest Of their neigh
bots, Who mako thar capital In more con-
ectentipns mannet. HouAee really {usolyent
tesue bills Of this kind, aa tho biils rnatura.
they a1e, IN turn, met By new bills being again
istued. until the form is something life =
i.1Ee spider sI11onndod BY web Of bills in
which the Publlc have been caught. and On
ahon Tie firm feeds. until higE rate Of d.. .
count, when picked bills can oply be n nerot,It-
"a. bloHs tho whole a1atr to the winds. a.
~ snet5 oAY tncfeases the crowd Of mon IN trade,
good grounds for believing that, unchecked,
sns Practice will attain yet wider proportions.
, 1870-11-13

-Gna,les Rekena WAS alwz5s. dissatisfied
tsanaisfed Into. French, and asuibed 70 that
tact ths very limited aa1e whfah they had In
anat county FSve or six years previous to
NJ dsath he: prevailed On his friend Paul Fe.
1alr 1hoa6 books hs.. .groat1y admired, and
whose Habits Eotrs" he pronounced: enc
to undertake nav. .tysnslasion: Of bis Nosk1-.
fevsrs feeble :bsalt5, hovsvsr,s PssFenSsd
1sM from fsfhHng e.s Qsenseet. !. :
, 1870-11-13

To The Fdltss Of The Ohic.s 70 Tribune;
Inc hoaaau's Union Missionary Society to,
The Fast ten years, has been tho nucleus o1
many boltsnd blesecd reforms. signally suo,
ceseful, they have sent noble women iuio t1,e
distant vineyards Of tho Lord.
They hare now undertaken 4 work xhieh
commands .itse1f to al Christians and phiI.
anshropiats The establishment, at.Yokohsro,.
Of an OEph1nage for tho children Of foraler,
fathers and Japanese mothers. Thase Eaifs
Are scattered throughout the Empire, did.
idolssruns lsnd. ~'~ ~ 't'"'
Ms: Pryn, Of Albany. 10 widely and
To.sai!y " ,,a esteemed Leaves for Ban Fsanetsco.
eompanled By Mra. Pierson, Of Chicago. - and w
m!ts Crosby, Of fouEhkeopafe.
Donations Of material for ohfldssn's wear.
oeos OF aola linen, or other matasia1s sedui.
ste tos housekeeping, or money for con
s1ngent eSpensee, may be sent to tho Woe
1Tssidoof. Mrs. o. F. Avary, s55 Michigan
:. Our grateful thanks -. 4-s n a..
Mitchell L Hathaway, for m exaaisita nojtooa1 81
tton Of paintings, with which to beautiiy sao
japaneeo hume.
PLEA Fo1 TEK culGpRxN,
Heorthc marry laughter s1ueinx,
he's Wis 1as sa,sao s,'1sx5 TS'ss' sSfsi singing
Now the pAu6ea' eiumbef breaking,
Ard the SNOWY dassy waking,
Taelr soft cJea With deN.Iighs 1lll
Oh1 the happy children PLAYING.
uD not angels guard their arzytug
From the sunny deli :
With their merry laughter ringing
AMI no sh8doF Ger them d,nefne.
lGxcg and beloyed 10 Welt
On. the Joyous homo, whose treasure
IL not jewels, gold, nor pleasure,
But The lille npesi
They, who with their white souls praying.
Hear the b:egsed Savior saying:
"sudes them In lovtDg tones.
Then. at 1Ast. when swectiy aleepin0
Fax from pain and mortal weepinR,
With khe AnXni band:
Sunny WtnkA Of Light unfolding,
AID thoir Fa.he71 face beho:d!ng,
Dwell Htioln tho sta1ry 1and!
ia N oldeu empire, lying
Ger the uAtess, dafkly signing,
Many children roam;
Joyles., hopeless, deeply shining:
WnAt theif nfe, from such btCtppturY
Without f1ieuds, or love, Of homer
Fifty tnosc, no Sar!ot knowing.
PLY those. whose youpk heaItg Rroxtm
HEEHd. dxtS, and coIds
No aWett Emile OF beauty wearing,
No sweet h0pe, but ttaft de1pai1tng.
Hk Wander from the Heavily Fold1
We, to whom 10 much II etrap,
Al tne best Of earth and hcayen,
Should our EIfLa impatt:
That The sunshine and tue glof7
OF the bietsetl B!p.e storJ
Nay bring JOY 70 evIy heart
- - Lou1s1 rIBRsoS.
, 1870-11-13
TRuSSEg, &C.
RUPTURE:
And It's Radical Cure
TRussEs, q

n, MARSH has n1de speei4lty Of Rupture (He..
pal toE The lat yeAns nd shs attaInc
lanS tt ot name. of shees e!sd hJ the uss of III
!fuRs tn be eu 1t cur at3er. These, and II kiIS 81
bs1s bss1sss ~ A1's.tts stse1Ms1 ARpasstus tas Boy
4Drhsd kT MARSH Z CO.; New < otk, and MA6SR
BoH1E4 CO., II Eashtnssaa-ss- Chacaeo. 1dIolQi1s
Ws A1asis e 1N aaon lsdlsG .. =
, 1870-11-13

] nonr,t r1,ap r,sn1r.a = t:,1-e'-Ath Ath4 AR%o VI 4lo
ed, bloTs ths wbaic % sM;fr ~ - ool5 % neEot'1s.
every day increases the crowd Of man IN .,ade.
Al ettugglipg for the eatne object. there sYs
s9oo 6louIos 1of believing thst. unchecked
'~' eA~o>1eo WAL s'taln yet wider proportions
- --.....
dETIlNG ON IN TIE WORLD
----
Physical Culture.
The first element of ,ueca., rae,oa ,,v lin,
xko has wisely chosen his calling il oorst;t1.
ticnal talent. BY constitutional talent w
mexn the warmth md vigor impaired to 4
| man's ideas by superior bodily etxtnIna- -bv ,
stout physical constitution. Till within 70.
cent period, bodiculture, il It raay be &c
called. hks been neglected, and almost do
sllsed, In this county. It has been trulr sejd
sLat al the Influences under xhicl, tin ronn ,
Ane1icsn, especially tbe etudent. of tno !, Il
generation lived, taurht him tn .c,nI.e ~ a
eody, whilo the mind 1ss co.iod II = nr.,sr.
natural activity, They led hin, ~ ,sso,;st. :.
muscle with roEdy;sm- ms5v rhasrs ,r,,t
cocktsile. Ionrxindadn az. ~;t1 ,,ros.aa -" ".ss
| irg. and bread abonldera u;,t, rsa,.s, -. ~.
| ort1nsrce. RI ro,.,1a5 ..,:.s.S -. ~
was thc or1v a,,~,, ~ r,,tr,a tafasa., m:ss.
md WEIGHT waTs bsld - ;na,n,.s "!a.n !..1
I dencv fov,ra ths a,... pI.s- - s.o,
.orn, ~ !, ha..w. ~. 1s 0o uoae'
sirirr ~ he .r, .,,1 -
=, tbs ,o,r.n ~ W -. se.at s.ts n'' o1us ~.
wa sIa hac;rr;,,n - ~ ~. .ea@. ~ Ia" -,
.stba rr;cd h,s l.,t. 49, 49,. w. 49,, s. "a ~
I'd W. .,s i.,r,;pr hr hI,,.- sr",..as w. .S..
-
, 1870-11-13

Ffane1k. Lual9is pronouefa,;on
Iitt.hoIcsoe, Corkscscw, korks-craE.
Alo.ekctus, Yout6. Tontb7
a44seu, WosE. ouentf.
Eapuetp, C1puchiu, tnpjoa-tcntu.
4onchstsee, Snnnen, fnsufsfenrx
TsualLeS, plnctr1, pinn.ceurx :
1ooeLtee. Seec'atles, 6pek-tA-k:x.
II nal otoretfie, The ear ache, dze-tf-eSe
As tus1 ee!c-i Inc e:omacn-l d'zs-stuu-M Meuk-
u e. Fl de The ssss, ss!,..ea,' a.ss...,. sss
L. NAL de tt<,. TIE hes.1.aehe, dse-ned-eka.
Ayolr NAL su} n
cepF, !" w 1'eAs soa-ni-Ec6.
X IL By knch uaoans ~ tho above that tho
.s,euthz' Of Btussele are taught English.
There ie nobody, hope, in these islands
Who does not pity the French in their pros ant
wofnl ttAts but il, after defeat and sub
tugat,on. the5 have to learn their conquerors'
language, upon the Aams lines, 40 to speak,
~ they eeem to learn ours. there arc troubles
etii1 In store for them. To think Of tho sawyer
and the sweeper forming the topic OF CONVEX
sation in German, ia reflection that Induces
d'xe-heG-eke.
, 1870-11-13

49, --.s. -. 4:a.H :. .--.a - y $780,
, 1870-11-13

l
Let whoever has ''she oh!oroAis, tho Anemie,
| the Gsepepsy," Or ssuhronic fheumatisunA Il suE-
fsrings,, ,,hts&en to Spa Ut onca, and, II, the
contemplation Of the beautiful. ind relief
| from his icsxprinAble su1eriogs."
It p nov taks spsshlaaa,n Gt s9attnents! naS
| ~ the metropolitan city Of Drusaals- Thsse.
Enslish u not only spoken.. but tAn6ht; she
London accent ls to bo obtained 1t its puross
| In tho R,itish lHrase Eook; the most nAtiou-
Il ae1ssnenta ara found sneSdiea s,,i IL thess
| ccurs ,taci1 DE- L,ongts 1nssaise begins :
sWta. ! clock ia II? Il sssa5y mlnutas past
ten. Has fhs mind to cuti"
Il vii naturally. ba imagined
that the eeeEs - t.. Al ~, svealng
DC specul1ting upon the departure Of sons
| lady suest, bored to extremity. Has aha i
Mid to cut? But thiA Is not tha cass-
uHss sbe mind 10 cut ? las ahs mind
To cut Adiss 6hs has mind 10 cut anme."
We picture the gueet OF the e7oving With \
Phi. Of sciseore, looking Around nsliSuanuy:
IL suddenly diverted to smother thsme, p.oba-
BIZ BY the appea<snce Of pinple. Have
yon soro noto {" Scarcely hsve 80 recovered
| from ttts abrupt transition to personalities
when shs once more inquiries: :'Haa our sawr
Ser \ sore nose= - ! - n' ,
Csrtainiy wo English must Be IN eccentric
q.
renreseotea On tho French stage. to ask such
4 dnestion Is this Our sAvyee too! -
thonoh Il vere. usual to retain tbs special
| eeryjses Of N artisan OF this description, ~
thouSh be wrre chaplain or doctor. The
anrxef h supposed to be In tbs nag1tive, for
! The irauirer, xuf1ed md Disappointed: is
rsnraeauted "a qusEulously- observing: "Wel1,
hs has sora foot" Similarly, upon the
| question "a Haa your 3out sore foot in
stsntlr follows the obsesvataou "she has :
1 sore lpngus;" and then Cas Il It weEs medical
A. ~ II will soud her To him lou, thithex
| at / ous1ter past g" Oaa would suppose foH
| examination: but 70 shs has budnc css pro
/ iect IN view. '.Ho may wish to bay my
| chtmney.">
| nunchasa / chimney! Some Fs1sunstrAnce
! nnnu This ridiculous idea Il psobahly sup
/ roaett to haya beeo mada, for ahe lady ouoe
| more retolus with irntAtion: - uo wants tc
! buy somethin6 good.". Then there is , pause,
I vhfch perhaps 1uggrsts thu nt1t subject. foi
| 70 othst possib1e dPropas rflAho1- ~
| AHavs you. essn any. feeteS 1nttakd oi
l sending 5pf stzait-w2tstco2k and couple u1
\ atcu4 Keepers. the person intaE1pgated mild
II teplIes; II h1va seen soras-" But this e.
i snofFin English Ady Il not to he huronrod q
}uut o6 by gsneraltsies md feeMa aoquiaa-
csuca. Her mind onee morn. tsTs1ts. with
da2h to her..favourite them. Tbs awsepsr
|(rav1 nhe. and :donhtlea1 With sexaxity) "
tslisr thxn you" Not eontsut with this dspre-
j .oiatton o. h@ friends stature. ahs sxtoss tha
: :.Rce1fbe, Writing. and Arithmetic ws 6as9eos
i. afn hinked 41-Es. 80 49,. 80.
j t1eepq tsks santssnas doeGnass :1utnu vpes
i fn1 - 6 : - II. q 'T!E- 3.lI .4L3JA
, 1870-11-13

EAUtfD2ElGs OF LuG pIl5 AkHIelEc, Weighing
f1em day to day the mo1sels Ct bread which
alone his dyspeptio stomach could bear. 1t
ia i1ue that Julius Ceasar was troubled With
epi1cFev, and never planned 4 great battle
without going into fits that the Great Sa-
warrow etood but hve feet one In his books;
ttAt rope was hurchback and IN invalid;
and thst Aristotle WAS a. psguy in
body, though giant In intellect. But
thcse are brilliant exceptions, which only
prove the 1u1e- Tho general fact still re-
mai1a that it ID tho man Of tough and eudut-
ing hbte, OF elasttc nerve, OF comprehensive
digestion, who does tho great work Of life.
1t IL Scott, with bis manly form ; Il IL Drough-
am, with Ills supcrhuu1An powers OF phgairA
| endurance. It il franklin, 1T tho age Of 10,
camping ont, on his way to arouse the CAna-
das, "a our hardieet hoyn Of 20 now camp ont
| In tho Aairond4cks.. 1T 1s Napoleon, aleeping
four hours, and In tbs saddle twenty. nAso-
~ does the world bahold such 4 spectacle ~
that presented In 1G9s, at Eeer~inden, In the
| Netherlands, when. among the 120, 900 so!dters
! who we1o nasshalled under tho banners Of al
Europe, the two feebleas In body werc tbs
hunchhaeked dwarf who urged On the fiery
onset Of. France, and the ssthmAtic skeleton
who covered tho allow tetrcat OF England.
Even the g1estess posts have becn those
Who, like Burns, have combined athletic
bodice With sonla Of EoliRu tonea-1ho xere
blessed with good digestion Is we'll ~ brAlns.
Tho Greek root, Eschuylrf, fought nobIy
for hin country 1t sAlau1is ; and the trumpet
thst woke his eountrJmsn 10 battle that
morning till rings In his verse, ChRuce1
was AsturdJ bard, ~ ready to fight ss to
w1ite and, when sone Lonaonczs had &c
cneed him Of untrnth, prepared hss body
for MArs bis doing, II any copt1ainod hla
Baws-" There il no calling IN which m On do
not need that sturdy sigor, that bodily
strength and agility, without xhich III mcnsa
culture is but i prepazation for diaappolnt.
I uent md modification. Dut, In tho learned
professions good constitution IL doahly III
dtspsusabls. Thers Is nothing else which 81
j t.Ies. tries, and s1hiuats tho hfe:force y
! mardaI effort. Inatsad OF beinz pale. dsli
cate, feeble, and dekty. the thinker. waethe
in shs hv oaiee, tbs pulpit, tha edltotia
rtrooz, the oouating roos, q ~ bal Of leg
!
, 1870-11-13
LONDON.
The Revelation In Paris, and the
Meaning OF 1t.
Pnrts and Franco.


fFzoH OH oEx coAaHsroNpxyT.l
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Il Ia sci that tho Prince Of Wales pratinos
his hatred Of his brothcr-in.law, the Crown
Prince Of Prussia, by bcstowing his sympotbics
upon the French in the present European sirug-
gle Ills will no, add to his popularity with the
people he Is destined to reign over, aud who
must feel anything tut qualification In contrast.
ing his worthless life with the heroic career q
FRtDLRicK WILLIAM The latter, besides proving
himself a General OF unusual courage and ad-
dress, Ii noted for liberal views and an unsuilicd
private life II would be difficult TO say what
WALES Is distinguished for, unless for defiance
OF pubic opinion aud an unfortunate habit Of
z ting his name before the public under
discrcdtablo circumstances. While the Prus-
slams expect FEEDEEIcx WILLIAM to prove
nineteccnth century successor Of hi'
father. whose o'd-iashioncd notions Of the divine
right Of kings are tolerated only because Of the
simple, hearty nature Of The man. and because his
reign cannot be a very long one, Englisbmen see
~ albert EDwARp q frivolous and debauchcd son
Of a sovereign respected for her virtues, aud Of u
father wise "a no was benevolent and enlightened.
The one nation lpoks forward with hope to the
succession Of It's heir apparent, t.e other with
dis,rust and dread
The unmilitary character Of the rcignins fsmi-
" Of Great Britain contrasts strikn,ly with that
Of Prussia. IL we leave out Of account WILLIAM
ILL.,, who was not Englishman, II is four cen
turics aud a half since an English warrior King In
the person Of HESRY v. gained n signal victory
over foreign enemy. GeoRGs H., Il il true, was
present at the battle Of Do;tinscn end showed
much personal courage, but be can scarcely be
entitled to figure among great Generals. With the
Plantsgcnets and the iorkish and Luncus'erian
Kings the race OF British royal heroes came to al
end. But from the time OF the Great Eiee'or to
the present day the line Of Drandcnburg has
never been without one or more eminent soldiers
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The War News.

Up TO midnight the war news received was
mcoarc. King William admits terrible
lo~sos TO his armies during the recent battles
Reports put them in the fight at llczonvillc
alone ut 10000. How many Frcnchmcn
wcro put hOrs dc eomJat is not stated
Tho army of BNzAtNE is still shut up In
Mc'z but its leader has at last teen heard
from by tho Government at Paris He r..
asserts his statement that ho held all his
POS ous after the great battle of the 18Th.
The camp nt Cldlous is reported us broken
up. and diversion by IMAGINATION in behalf
Of BAzAIHE h I'd ut ns in progress
French endorsements arc going TO the
front rap dly From tho Prussian armies
there is nothing new to report. EnGl sh
NJ 'diation is reported to have been asked
and declined, the Brit sh Cabinet regarding
lhj time as inoppJrtuno as yct
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Mannheim and philade,phia. Tho principal sdmrc
Is adorned with the monument Of King SrASisLAs,
during whose regi Nancy was the scat Of the
Court and the centre Of fashion. II must be said
that the Prussians have shown consid 'rable taste
IN getting hold Of a city which presents SO many
Ease mating grammatical aud ornamental sdsan-
tagea
II II remarkable fsct tbtt Will, in the Rhen-
ish provinces Of Prusrta little French Is spoken
except at Aix-lN-Chepeile, the German lam
gUage has been preserved In the famous
French provinces Of Alsacc aud Lorraine. At
BtlGsbourg and at Mcz there ia large Hebrew
population, who all speak moro German than
French aud the same IL tue Of all The Alsaiian
villages and small towns. Tho people Of Alsuce
have in reality never been regarded In Paris as
full 1cdgcd Frcnchmcu. Indeed they have
always been considered % q sort of Corsicans Of
the NORTH certainly not in point OF vchemenco
and passion, but from the fact that Ike tho latter
people they arc not French, but as decidedly
Teu,onc as the 9th IRA are Italian.