, 1870-03-01

calun EnAt 10 W0 WcI&lnH It II, 1ua ha fcfrs.
WITH exhuued II. opened it, found the Ahear1
and cooIy te'ntes1sd tho box AID IT, decsylna
Fenian papers arc nucA exdra OVER The r.rs,s
Pspsl bull fuulns ed asatn.t tht,r oIc, n,-st.oa
The! denounce !: a8 "!ae result ol EaotI,n ~
trsne a. hone'' One OF them ssJF, "Ik saovs
the bias Of int Court OF Rome, and nu been rs.
S:sstd d aJ Fe' ans ~ 20 much distant thundey.u
Ine 1''fn f1eashe stAtaa that The bul& "hA. not
on"eI angie man ont 6 the orRaa;ztson,r 4
correspondent Of the Oob!ln iri,hmcn thinks 1t u
contrlvaIce OF KngiApd 10 break down and de-
stHog "Cs'hollcity" In Ireland, and SAYS: ar
William BfatesEeaza again appea1s, In sae person
OF Pms IL, there will ar,ae 6uch s,osun n msr
A.toIiao these who think they may bully the pto-
pie Win iuponlty." aud sdds. "Ss Lsuteuca
lives IN The memory Of his coonutnep,n while
they hate the memory OF BrskespeMe. Hetssare
taA1 "1An Nationality" /" cannot be destroyed BY
cursif&. This writer asserts thst the bull h41
moved lrtsnEen 70 JON the PeLians who have
he1etoto1e stood sloot.
The School OF Art for Womepln In Iordnn Ia prox.
petouR. The number Of studenta il rs, snd in
Apltl last - OF theee contributed 80 dement's
n md SO advanced work., In competition for na-
uenal pr'zes aEd the QueenA gold medal Eleven
third grads prlEea Eeze awarded In tho e!ements.
~ section, aud II prizes in the aegarced section,
naAirg total Of 2s pstze d.a lnga. The Queens
gold medal was won by Jntia poccck, and Quseu
Victoria purchased one Of her we:ef. color dsaz.
irgs, IA Head from the Life" Tbs natona, al.
Yer nedal Vas awarded 10 Muy Whlieman Webb
Tor studies Q: no1ers from nature. National
Queens prizef, consisting OF book1
were also awarded 70 Julia Pocock lor
life hIudits Of the figure, TO Mary Wh,tenan Webb
iot noWera from nature, TO A1ce blanche Ellis for
flowers from nature, to Emily Sous for q modal.
led fand from Ea.ute, and to AEee Messecger
Let botanical sheet Jol!a Pocock took the tlye
go'neas e1eted oJ Sir. Alexander Macsl.hnr for
The best mcdelled hard from nature. E,len Mneraa
aLd Sarah AcG'eRof gained the swo pr:zss for
deaig1R for folding tc1tcrs given By Measrs Turn.
es sors.' The school i nee from debt
Alpine e'tnb'ng has become the faan!ou among
Joung ErE,tlhneu, although The 1eason IN Sw1,
ze1laod ia exceedingly ssvefe. Tue Seh.eebi4essr
1<reuF Gay 8 that On The 14:h or January Tho Al.
reles III, ,0t0 feesl, tn the Besnese Overland, was
aseended ~ tome young En2llshnen. On the
e1th OF January two E1glEsomen, Horace Walker
and 4 ". Moore, accompanied By three guides,
attempted 10 ascerd the Jald.n. Afew miles be.
fere reaching Moutan1ezt, -houere1, q fearful
aLeTstorm opposed them, and they were com-
PEELED to return. They crossed the Ner de Glace
and returned over The Cnapeau 10 ChanounI,
where tnty WeEe received Wi.h tho nsuAl nr1rg Of
Pierre Panla1r. On the DAY folio stug tae.r re-
torn, they Undertook aecond e1oedttion upon
the 0IALds Mu&ets, which terminated without &C.
eatent. According TO the memory or tho oldesr
Inhabitants Of Cnamounl, such sseetts haze noye1
oetc1e 1aten place In the uonlh Of Jsnuz.y.
The Unite statea Supreme Court nss recently
decided that man who had verbally aQrced to
give lot Of ground to lady abous to b married
to hla soD, provided that her money should b. used
TO build house Tor the hone OF the couple, could
be compelled 10 execute deed for the premises
after the marriage had taken place and the house
had been built with the lsdy'A money. Tno son
and hss wife, after having lived several yeass IN
the house, 1emoIed and left tho preGfses unoecu-
n!ed. The father then TOOK posacsa,ou, aud do.
cfated that he had changed hll nlnd, and had de-
terntDed not to make gift Of the property. Tna
United statea Supreme Court however, decided
that the buldtpR OF the house, with the knowledge
and conseIt OF the donor. was sufficient evidence
OF part performance to tate the case out OF the
statute Of maud, ARD that tnls was not cssa Tor
dsnages to the nggrieSed parties, but Tor specino
performance.
The English journals give an zecount Of stnqu.
lar tumos. discovered ia the stomach Of woman
about thirty years Of age, who had been under
III atment for TWO Jears In Lo1don hos oital for
disease, The nature Of which had bafaed on the
sElll OF the physicians to Determine, Oa post.
n1ost<7n examination, SOLID rumoT, compoIed OF
human hatE, resembling In appearance black
duck with . very long neck, and weighing nearly
two pounds. WIS found 70 occupy and nearly con.
pletely To ill the atomaon and EulIes forming q
toles3e1y accurate mould OF these or901s and ex-
tending from the stomach almost iuto tha mouth.
THIS remarkable conc7euon had cased great thick.
euing and liberation Of the stomach, anc was the
remote canze OF deata. On icqut1y, stster stated
That during the last twelve Jears 4he had kno xp
tie deceased 10 b in the habit OF ealing her OWE
hair.
In the Ea4t Indian rebellion, Colonel frants,
after Al engagement near It's vulage Of Ehambs,
| took many prisoners, one OF whom, DaoRalee
aged u, WAS conducted before the authorities tc
unde1Zo certGin tnteTrogat1ouA The changes
which thls mana appearance underwent arc re-
corded b. Surgeon Msjor Fanny. The prisoner,
for the ttst ume, seemed to realize the dsoget o1
hls situation. when he found himself stripped Apt
surrounded with soldleza, he trembled vtoleoly,
terror and despatI being depicted on his c3pnte.
caIce: and When replying to questions nddresse.
70 hin. he sppeared absolutely Siupened by fear
"Then, ander out eyes." continues the narrator,
Nj. Fanny, "aud Ia the space OF Bome half ~
hour, his hair, which NO had seen TO be OF nrll,
liant b!ack. became gray on every part Of hi
head The Sergeant who had charze OF the pr1s
oner cried ont 'he u turning gray, md called On
attention TO ihtA singular phenomenon. Of which
| thus, with many other pcfsorA, was enabled Il
oeeve the completion through III It's phasea."
The exauinipg Judge On tho t1tal Of the nuI
de.et Traupuaou, ". Dsoust d'Azc, belongs 70 Ii
family OF the MRid Of Orleans. and there AZ
some nore members Of that family living 4
FrAIce. Tbs best known Of them aye: u. Ne
c1on dArn Leutcllnt Colonel IN the Elehteent
Regiment Of 1nIant1y: Il. DeBaflla1d dn Ly:
Lieutenant in tho Tnt1d Regiment Of Eug1nee.u
and Two ladies' Of the Du Il family. To this tAu
ly belonged, also, Nicolas du Lys. whom III
Italians called I'll Riooleto painter Of consitsl
sole ment, vhou died At Nancy In l7sa II may b
remarked that Joan, the maid. born IN tnsvillago
Douremi, In the French Comte do Bar too. In III
DuchJ Of Lc1ai1el, did not De.ong 70 the nob!ilt,
and that her nzmo KA8 DaEc, and not d'Arc. BC
some tuo after her death, her brother. who q
eompanied hsr IN the leld al her squire aud mar
tully fought BY her ttde, VAS kniga.ed by ktu
Charles VII, who eonohled the whole family. Il
gave them, a particular distinction, the roJl
Esur d iss - the'r tetald'c marx, and a1ded III
surname dn 1Js to thelr family name. 40 shst tns
were called DNc du 1JG Later, some Of tue fan
ily, who despAed the plebetan name OF DAsc, dro
ped It, and called themselves ID Lys: other
EantalIed the original name, but spelled II Par
Instead OF Darc, to signify taeI quality /
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