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lying around him in lively fashion. When
atkca il he w.s not afraid Of the French, le
rcI le... with cEl',iliEe confidence and siurlit-
its. why, dent you know that the rrussi1ns
viii soon come up: There il no l1lge= or tho
F:euch doing any hSru, before the cta4rs get
h.re." ard so we.t On calmly with ll:s plov-
The Russian Car, on receiving tho rews
OF s!4 l=ttlc u Sed-u, 1T Moscow, on tie I'd
Of Sept. mter, care dinner. shet, having
zis. lie !,rokc the glass, :ecortirE 10 German
c"stom, which. picscritc7 that Eoua sllll drink |
sgzin from q glass which has been used for !
very Solemn toa-ts.
Sir JOHN Durroync. who brought the rz-
EMPRESS EugeEie over to England, i tho head I
Of ! 3e,y aicieut family -eated in Bedford
shire eiuce the time Of John OF Gaunt, Dnle
OF Lancaster, who c5afe,Tssl an estate ou the
fsmlIs, which gift be is rail to have thus
vtls:ie1:
!. Juhn CT Gaunt,
Ii. gave alnl ,!u tfaut
To dufuny Eurghyne
And the llri stlf his ION,
Sutton and Potion
Until the world. rotten.
Sutton continues to he .tlc family ec1t.
Papa Wrarcel,' 4. th~ Berlin people
call the venerable Field Marshal Of that name,
is too old TO fight; bnt he tskt. the greatest
interest in the Wnr, ard When the regiment Of
euil aseicrs formerly commanded by hin zz-
E1Sea III IEIl.n. He WAS II lac flAIluu 10 n Gl-
come them Though r,au Of deeds. rather
than worae, hs taausGcd to make fpeech.
which he concluded in 4 characteristic aud
practical WET, By taking ont his rcckct-hook
nn esslnS: Look here, my LADS! HERDS
Eunl1ed.it,afer note, ard that's for the tirst
one among you who takes Frencl eagle;
and here's fitty-thalcr note. whicl, i. for So,l
my ron (turnipg to the stsndarl-!ea.er), il
ably.
"A Bayarisn officer tells tha following:
\ "0 Ono very dirk night, \ ulusl:et ell,t was
heard on our line Of o:tpos.-. Instantly the
| whole can? wss aroused. and everybody
| thought that the French had nads night nt-
I tack upon us. After aeeertainius tl:e Precise
| slot at which the rhpt had been tired, tho
tened tho scn,rr. Why did you fire, =;s:'
tn Fr0aeais carac crawling MP to me ot Lis
han1- ard knees Did you challenge him
bcfa,e firing. arI what an-wer did lie make z
Yes, tii: but he only said ''0ai! On!r
and kept coming on; 10 fred Tho GROUND
ratrcllcG. e:a, before long, tin unfortunate
G,.i. Oui' was discovered. mnrtslly wounded.
liz w1u raised mn L t,ls bind legs amid shouts
y laughter, and proved to DO very duu and
| yer~ wild tcar.'
-Alrlo,.-e karr ia responsible for this
story: vas told an adventure yesterday
which -l.cvr ::l- fenrs hrd hopes Of the day.
| we s-.tt1, 10 yo;, know 20 and 20 r
"@- "aai, !ou .i.:it know hin :" :. No. y
Wei, sc:cr mind. I'll tell suu what lie did
Yesterday lie went to hunt up 1iH wife,
frtra whom he taa long been scna.AteA, ile
srnHd AID said to her, At last. t'1,nk H-aveu,
bore IL lilo republic. Nav citizen r,n 40
jns. az he r!cases. intend to stranglc ron =
He seized he, hs tho throat. ami ta,dc her
assume as many cofors as dying dolphin.
Luckily. the managed to scream xhen slcr faca
Was cherry red. and assistance c1mc as ehe
vas chsneiny fscu !;oife.ino to violet ~
| The Vienna Nnn!eTPr relates horrible
scene which occurred at Cori1!th. in G7sete. at
tht execution Of number ef hrisauds. Tic
1 criminals were six in number. ard two OF thcu,
drew dagsers 1t the mo:ueut wtea they we're
to lay tncir hcads under the fatal axe, and
rushed uron tte exccutioness With frantic
fury One Of the latter Owed his safety ouly
| 70 coat OF mail he wore under 1ia shirt,
while a1o1her "a: dangerously *orn9ca. Tie
l rect had to defend Themselves with their Axes
| and knives against the robbers, and Gid this
| N,th 20 much fury that two OF the cr:miuxls
were dead and chopped 10 r.crca before th.i1
htads fell ty the fatal axe. This horrible spec
tncIe was enacted before an immense con.
a private OF the seTenty-nint1, Prns4 iag
Infantry, who had been slightly wonn1e.' il
the foot in the battle OF August 1G
and had been sent back to Hi!deshenl. relates
the following anecdote OF Count lMsmark
He was 'EinE on stretche: in the ambulance
when the German Chancellor came up ant
aekcd the wounded scverslly Ehcse ther were
bu1t, and, among othere, cur prirate. roint
Ing to his wounded toes, he replied; hsvl
had my corns operated upon" Dismar'
soldier, remarked he hoped ttat plsstez woul.
do him good,
~ drofl story comes to ua from 1srss. Th
authorities having ordered, in view OF ec:r
; ! city OF pEove,lder, that all - useless mouths
should leave the city, great was the consterna
! was the su.s, to the stsEore office. aud pl.ip
tive ard sl,,:ll were tie intetroga.ives- -tloe'
tic order refer to cats dogs: pA1ross? eau
arr irl= Not 1t al, sespouds the polit,
: [ officer ;'' for il worst conica to worst, the=t
. beasts and tirds can be eaten" We woude
! dogs in baskets, wezc cent ont Of the city tha
| ye1s Dag. Jurt think OF roasting poor Tom
, | the warbler, or Of brolling that otter Ton,
whose midnight waEb'ing, TO be sure, is not @
, | the noel mclodious.
: Tho following, attributed to the F.encl
pate1 an'llias. suggests the drotl story told b,
! / The author OF the "SparTowgzass Papers, =
the Tonkers home guard that waA never I,
/ | leave Yonkers except in case Of INVASION
IN. and Madame Prudhonme had hear;
: much talk Of works for the Notifications o
psris. Joseph my dear, said Madame p
! do <ou intend TO go TO the rsnpa1tH: :
. | have been already, Madame p Yo
Q don't understand me; will .ou be there whc
> the I1usrians come to Paris: Gabrielle
i said II. rrudhomme, with immeEso solesnnitT
: learn That your husband felt bound in homo
to prcce3e these .YanIa!s ~
:, -A letter from pasis. Sept. II, eaxE: M
I roytcrs wife was breatA1ess as she eutele
i my room this morning. LringinE up the dail
:, pare1e. She painted, Monsieur. Monsieur
~ III hnsh.pa ~ n - w. 9. .ea'f Fl Hi u
| know what business he Las to hAvs "a opik
ion: Has man right to have Al opiulo
when he isn't worth d-n?'"
OF the French ex-pfiuce Imperial. no
nssss5 sf Ene!ina 1o 9,tes sss
q rlgl; boy, + little stopped ia tho shoulder
3 with face not pale, but rudy. and when /
o tsgan to waik his step Appeared quick at
!. elastic. Two ladies followed him. aud ge'
tlcman walked by his side. To this ,senti
ID | mnn be appeared to b. speaking With IT,
:. eager yet respectful iu4uis,.isenesa ~hicn n
70 find 70 charming In lai. And !
: dress - well as temearGt be EascGb!ad
young school boy. He wore shoEt t.ee
q jacket, tweed trousers, and q sruAu black ha
J, While gazing At the sea, he ~aa approach.
i Is gentleman who bore the most unnlistAk
u BILE marks Of being Briton. and a Bri:on
!. by 10 means the highest rank. Without Il
Z Ama!lest hesitation, he rushed up to the {ouz
II exile. twice shock him by the hand With Il
L. walked on with ! 1swsgger. As II he had don
Id | not disgrAceful, but verT Iaudable scuo
~ All those who havo coma in contact with Il
>. Prince or his mother. speak Of them with Il
d, greatest warmth. They show, in the tryiI
IL circumstance. in which thai are p1aced. dig,
N \ fed eclf-control The rlince speaks Engl
perfectly, ia .Eatle to al. and is very than
tui for suy attentions paid 10 him.
-A London letter says: "There h
scarcely been good portrait recently taken
Ler MEicsty- Ills seens perfectly uni
countable; but understand that the sa1
etiquette Which would not allow she chAtn
dieL TO be removed which burned the Spani
King. except By tue proper ofcial, viii u
permit OF the artist 7o.iug his august sittt
Tie best attitude. tho mcst agreeable liSs
the most pl-aFiI:: expression which ho m
select. or call forth from the ordinary 6ittt
il denied hin By tho court rulee Of abe Ia
whose carte de risite is the most universally
demand. When Prince Albert WAS alive
etiquette Wa btribhs3, he himself, with
artistic instincts. posed bis royal oonsort. 4
= the photographer found the most delicsts p.
Of his work done for him. At prese
the Queen merely takes her seat, 3
irtimates through her Secreta1y tbs: 6
wishes to be taken in certain attitude, a
the artist bAa nothing to do but to CON,
with the order. II must be evident thst pi
tographs taken under such circumstances c:
not be very satisfactory. Even such as n,
l turn mt wall nsvnr fehch the public. IN