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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-10

ter uno ment9er tur Ster au8adbe, aber
mir wi0en AUDI, bab er in8e;us aufEbe<
ater 1fter enttdul1t murbe, alS in 8e,uo
auf Bter. @tr 'pi1en aud, baB bieDiz
rcctionen buntertmal 5umbus treiben,
ebe tie etnrnal fir prpentlt9e8 @elp or
pentlideS bieten, ober mir unter1hdben
aud bic anterifanil9en& erbdltni6e ridt.
@ir wil1en ferner, baB aud Bic pre0e,
pur@ cas his gum Gfel etnseri1enepuf<
melen ibr Gbeil@en casu b%ei9etrasen bat
Die oeutl9enT inMmerifa in@runc
uno8oeen 3u ruiniren, aber mir beltreiten
ni@t, pa6 in I'M leren primitipsn 3uldnoen
Der upuH" Elm n~ptbwenpiges uebel par,
pa bic &ritit nr9 beute ni9t einmal am
plabe 1T.
@ent mir un5 jebt fraeen, mas au
tbun 1T, UNI bic peutl9en GbeaterDcrbdltz
nii7e 9hmerifa8 gu beben> 70 mu0en mir
leiper iaSen: fGr'9 Grfe gar ni4tS! @o
LANCE mir IN elmer @dbruna i6 mI@te
lasen, in elmer Dirt @0lfermanoeruns be-
erifen finb, 70 lanse Die wanpernben
Spern< uno Gbeaterz @e1eQl9afte11 nod
benz erlten, anitatt ben lebten Nan9 in Der
&unftpelt etnnebmen, - lanoe baden mir
fetn 8eoiirfnib fir CUTE ftebence Tbeater.
Ste0t i1@ einmal tas8erlrfniB Elm, perz
lansen mir etwas8 e6ere6 als pas btsber
@ebotene> ~ 8iebt Is 1ur Elm Mittel ut,s
oa1elbe gu seri@afen: @ir mii1en auf
@ttien Elm 9rp6es Capital 3ulammenbrinz
gen, mie es pbilaoepbia tbat> mG0en Elm
antdnotees Ebeatersebdube erri9ten unb
oann nit alien DilettantiSmus uno al
ten Erapttionen aus Der 19limmen Belt
bre9en. Wir ml11en una ben 9euetnen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. te5ablten @el9dftpuf
perbitten; mir ml6en 1elbf se9en bic
Iren9te &ritit oanfbar an tatt empfnp:
lid fem; mir mu0en Dem publitum uno
ben S@aulptelern balten rpas mir tbnen
Ytripreden unb mir mii1en DOR alien
Din9en jun9eTalente cultipiren, Die urS
Elm Natipnalcrama idafen. Go lanoe
mir europa anpumpen unD rem putli<
FUN entweoer NlteS tieten> poer Neues
mas ibm fern liest ; 70 LANCE mir Die Off
fen Der Mmerifaner MAIDEN unp tbre 60
mDpien iiberieben> antatt ibnen etpa6
gum ueber(eeen gu liefern, 10 lon9e tper>
ben mir tein %ei9ene5> lebensfdbise6 bsutz
l9es Tbeater baben.
Wer perpenft eS auh BEND l9 Mmez
rlfanern &penn ie lteber en9ltlbe Tbeoter
beluden> po ibnen oa8 neuelte aus eneltz
i9en unp amerifanil den Tecern in Der
anlpredenlten Torm vpreefubrt miro ?
Bir reiten bier 81 9anoe nod INNER ouf
2aube uno Bradpr9el, Bir9pfeiffer uno
Moientba, 8eneoir unp &oBebue> unb
menn es bo9fommt auf S9iQer, @cetbe
unp Sbateipeare. Bir 9eben nod INNER
ni9t6 ouf 1eeni11e Gfecte> neil mir 3u
9eisi9 fir, le bersuieQen. Mir 0Ben
nod INNER BRETT uno fteifbeini9 auf Dem
boben Nob Der Gbeaterpbraie, idnarren
ras Ct uno iinb patbetild> tpenn ii@ etne
Tlieoe 81 Nale puBt, neil un5 eben nod
INNER bic Natur feblt. Sci uns 1T @l>
les S@ule> Nue8 @dminfe, pappbedel
unb bemalte 2einrpanp unb rpenn es einz
NAL unter unsSemano pabin brin9t tab
er naturlt9 1T, 70 bebt man i'm in
ben &initlerbimmel mie Dapilon Delz
ioir> 5aale, 5enorid6 u. q. Muf Der
ensliiden 8abne ipri6t aber Der lebte
Stattit natirlt9er pie BET ms Der erlte
%Qtebbaber.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-10
3peitts Bud.
Ser @roffarH.
Sci Der 9et@e.

u@3ar paul Ter @rte! @ei wtebGbl9
oas flin9t uno pel9e 96ttlt9e Muif
bas #! SD Der ba6 erbdrmli9e @ssirpe,
@ebeule unp @etute, mas man Mulif
uennt, INNER oerabl@euet, id 1nbe auf
einmaL baS i@ Elm muifalti9eS Sbr
babe, unb bic Multt liebe. Sa, ja> eS
1T cine fBfli9e Muit, cine fS1tli9eMrie :
uGsar paul Der Gtte! 8eberrl9er aler
&uien!" sic mI6en ale Dor inn nie<
perfaQen H.. anbeten! fe ml0en Jpn aue
perebren, mie etnen @ptt anf @rben, unc
fem @tQe mub tbnen @elee fem !! limb
wer e8 pa9t, pa9esen f@ gu webre en-,
Gem ldBt Der aumd@tt9e @;ar paul ben
&opf Sor pie Tiee lcgen> unr er mag
3uieben> Of er pann metter n,ari9iren
fann." 'i ".', T'".:" 8.
Gr 9in9 in leinem&abinet ouf uni ME-
Der pdbreno CT 70 ipra9 uno feline flet<
men Nueen leu@teten. in eiirert e%riinblt>
den Teuer, unp fem bdBli9es Mneelt9t
oer3errte f@ gu einem wtieberli9en @rinz
fen, pel9es jeoen eri6redt baden nrcllrbe>
Der ni9t muBte> baS IS feline crobenbe
@rimma6s loneern Elm MISREPRESENTATION
bepeuten lolte. .~., .''' !. -, 49,. ..."!. -.
Mber er mar ia auein,N temanb ba, Der
tbn beeba@tete ben Ct eri@redm afpnnte,
mar iar ALIEN, uno er burfte ,tppN f9
ieines @lddes) uno ieiner Grb6bune
treuen.1 U2J3Qrg&I Hgf,g1 r7 HY4 ,741 Is
rG3ar puul berGrte! 8eberri@er sor
MiQtpnen Meni@en!, Nin, }nt9t Men>
lden, fonberrt Sflaptt1I foaeni fes itin
Webe BEN, Der I'D einbilpet ben, @3ureu
8eseni1ber nod Mtnl9 ~ fem, Elm benz
tenoes 9ei&5Yt,Hpert I'D ~unterfebsu
|fbnnte eiaen etaenen @iAen ~ taben. +,
l(Bsrfstaus::faIstN
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-10

Deutf@e unb @eanbinapt1@e Bu=
ger fperoe1' eetautt nno eertauft tn Dem osutNaeu @eeonb
Sane Store an Der gp{abel 5trase.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-10
&frlQnQt~

An3et8ea III eieler 5palte unter ben Tubri=
ten .gerlanet". r@efudt", u3u @erreuteu" uub u8u Ser.
tauien" fvereen fur 5 Gents bic Belle, itbe Snlertton, in @pr-
ausbesabluua aufsenom1neu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-10

Gerlan 9t.-@in Autes Mdb@en farSausar,
bett. Nabsres tn oieier Office.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-10
81 %UfrfQufen.

3u oertauten.-Gin tperthpoues Gioen~
tbum. gut seeeen In Der unteren 9taot. Neues 6ous unHSeut
~ yet 80 Sta1s IN %pertaufeu lpeeer 9rn,iltsussrbdltn;Ht n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

The ship Ocean Wave, Capt. Palmer, from
NrA-. 90 LIVERPOOL Wa furua OItd Dec. :.
..av Iil CO.,. Hr Cli 90 49, cotton saved. r .
b. . le.f Hobs t'f. snow, ~ ~ Mobile ~ tild.
a. p.t Hnd Po- tg pm iroH tyai4 Dec. IN distress.
ST. VII reliably he con 'Iutd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

Thomas Edwards and John Adnmson were nanIy Durnsu
about the hands while resoulhB TWO o"'oo"' i'
e. OOG nj insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
IONG BLAND.

LONG ISLAND.
J,,tsrcA--The amount collected by the sew
cral Excise Boards IN Queens County I'D to Dec l. was
ssE7o.
FLusHyG.-JIhe Treasurer Of queens County reports
lt during tie Asoal car utt ended $50. cs 10 Dte I'
turned Nv the Justices OF the Peace OF Tho County a. hne'
collected by them
BRnoru,mrros.-Nearly 5000 bas been raised for
repairing the church.
PArcuocrE.-A blrgler " no was shot about two weeks
ago while breaking into Mr. Marvin's mousse Ht hs paoe
died in NcwYork on Tuesday aittI cohtesiB N4' '''
NEW-JEBsEY.
JERSEY CITY-The revision Of tho City
Charter will be considered IN Convention to DO held Oh
Monday night The receipts Of the City Treasury 10
November woro $4,000; expenditure S4i
Lund malpractice continue IN nssl Unison
Co4I o MN NM rSSt week auk N, Caucy police
man was arraigncd last week On the charge OF hAyng
and thoueb he brought two mcnBenj. Black and John
Dot-t0 swear that be had answered t" ca inc Col'
Iuissouers discreditng their testimony dismissed MN
froIu No force Detectives have since found It mo
men hired for small sums 70 give lese t,,Gnony,
sud they yesterday held 0I PERJURY ana hcCdej
fOi suOOruat!On.
USfoy.-Tho Temperance Society IS actively canyacs-
nc i5T names aqI illy.hcc u Def uHoa ~, - 5
held, in favor % local option by Which It . Ir2poei
to give ga,H townshlP ne rei to decide ~ vote "le'
liquor -hall or shall not nc sold thcreGn.
MoNTcIArR.--A concert and organ exhibition I'm ad %
the organ fund Of the First Presbyterian Church VIII be
given here this evening
NFwARB.-The work Of laying Tiford pavement In
u .h-st Is 10 he commenced at once, tho Mayor "y.Hs
signed ihc ordinance authorizing t..Ibc ieoiFIl ." te
catholic Church, IN honor NJ Tho lnueruiitr - CT
tor vas celebrated yesterday at -. Patriots Cthe
ara., ~ Bishop baviey, Win me Rev Fathers Do'',
hyiI.l and ~ .iy as a,.,tHu's. TAG Juslsc 81 c
,,l.c ,,Isre,ti u, ycs.ari,v With reference to pe-
t,on an i..c4- - pty....Tre Crard Lodge Of the
recrri 10 frI"rios oi.is'r.: v. g. NJ Frcd,ick
A.,nt 81 T."i w. v G. ,,u ',G' i SewarS;
". G.. ess Ere! TEX llacuag Of Newark ". g.
On, i-.lE. b'Ic g. 80 W w. ~, a -, "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

j. t'is prJercS, W building age,
g., s5t .ooiis 81 the
I.t teus. F.. OF. %" up rs'o-
toyc-s Lusyf aat tlc - doy
Esov. ne Halter 22 Bro'lwv
~ T0OTU-BuUsTCs Is GREAT ATTENDANCE
Dus,vk 60. kfcr Hj1.s Phlnnacy
TIE PVT IloLmAY PRESENT.
he FLJAESoB >yRrNGM MACHINE.
ToH = superior drrss oF business HAT. go to
Es.4:-CsEp t..r g. t-.er. il' As-s u-.-.
y. y. Sor'rE's. - Futnn-S'.. Now-Yor',, ls
fit reliable oAo-s Jgw
. -. IN. II slty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

WHITE PLAINs.-The Board of Supervisors
have Amounted John srhauld Keen"r " the Wrstche''r
sdo Of Harlem Bridge Gt Sc0 per annum' ohd Augustus
Laurence, Keeper OF Pelham Bridge NJ '0o per 'n''
m -, -, 81 Co,nt Surrogate (, nxri 80 s30 per
annum. with an allowance Of 81 900 for elorh hire
MErRosE-An entertainment OF mughg ana tabl9a t.
wns Owen ~ M0rrisaula Hill, uhgrI . Shi,n!t ~ Af
fades' SEWING Circle OF the FIRST Baptist Church or hr
, ou Wci1rsily awning % raise funds 10 meet the
current ueLscs Of the church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
PROMINENT ARaIyALs

New-York Hotel-The Hon; George H. rIlI,'c
Seu. Fitzpatrick Of Eew-Jcrsey. - 81 JtnoS ho''i
-lnspcctorGeu. McQuade Of Cow Iiyhma" 2. I'm y
Cr',d Ceutral Iotel-MaiorGcn. John G. i.'l.e9n' -
9 a - Metropolitan Hotc.-Thc Hon: Z. II, '''ch
burn Of Cincinnati and J. -tonIh'Hd,i ~, -,
&C., "a Ni,hoae Uotel-Ideyt. -GDy. Beach WtJliuh IT,
~ Y. c,.Ci0y. Carney OF Kansas, the HON ,I"r's' r.
Vian,, and The Hon CrenvilIe ~ Dodge OF Iowa, aud
H. ~ T. Iiudsrman of PENNSYLVANIA. 49, Al3tntIle
HJtel-Natnaniel Hooper ana Or. 8 T. n. tril IL, o
~, 49, Fifb-ave H0fpl--Thc Hon john ], fiagg,
tbs uor Mlle Beagh and the Hon. Isaac NDC0Mhe OF
r,py. the Hon. e. H. williams Wayne Cg.i Ge0.I l,,h
OF Boston, and tho Rev. j. Aih!3lA hrnrL OF UNI
Gelnfa - Everett House, Controller n. X. Hul'ntd
OF me T. &. Treasury Department. = b. OeAIS hO''i
-Aiiss Anna Il. Dickinson OF Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
TIM WV Ro.roN HA.E-HALL NEvr.

Tie u,v professional Glib OF Boston is now
rr-, ,d ,uI yr.tcn Elk gerneuts have been efcctel
VITA Hurry AMI George 'gt. MI with Meyy ant
G. u.. aii OF Tie Late ned stocking" Nine uf Cincinnati
lie u,n Is state that they ropOsc e. have only Lo.
Y -. prof. uras IL their hin AMI non" hut gentle
.r,c. i .,iy With tuc ~-t'iZ IN ~. which
.urtt- t..t lp ~, tang irCs 10 Ir.yail, AMI NO
I- i.c Il. Ing 10 O @ new ciuN Ihfir UJCct T.
90 .I-.r ~ nIici professional club. and assure ly
t"v thus fr gone 10 work ~ Tie rght way {" re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

Tho port that the Il, amer, City of Merida
ant raced fioIn Il yana I" New York j. denied
ay thc agents u both companies TIE arose from
c f.t t 'i.r departed The DAY ana hour, De.
. l,r ity u .-.rd.t arrived at the HOOK ou Nainr,
Gav 20 o. ne. and The ClJm la came i ahrut SIX ho"r-
later. iIa liiPg boat , beaten her present Time IN
.a:.e oilt Oi to iiNc ..lc, lJus 20. axes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

NEW-JEBSEY.

PArcu0GuE-A BURGER " no was shot about two weeks
400 willie bggabing into Mr. MaUvn's mouse ut Ills place
died in New. York on Tuchlay after cOulcssng 5 crime
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

JAMAcA.-The amount collected by the sew
cral Excise Boards IN Queens County I'D u Dec l. was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
HOME NEWS.
TIE YeArnER.

YFvvorx Hour Tier. R't Wind ~ 29flWF.E
al - 800 ~ % COW wy.
A. s27s WEW "' 70 .'.
RrARssDec is9, tirl oHarterl 18Th, as pm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

b. orders from Albany the First BIi radc
C,alr, g - =" dirhaudc6 INC Fret H"giment VIII he
ird,i,t rrrd III First HrRrd.; ia" Tnild Errmeut
lee rrtt t. ia" .oui Brig ue: tie separate
L opp WASH Rtun Gray cavalry" vii TRANSCRIBED
tu T.ilt IFr de anl 'ho separate T cop "rv'ry,
,r- bh'l elm, U.ii report dr.,t % Headquarters ~
t.s Fir.l Division
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-08

ONE DOLLAR GOODS FOR 95 CENTS
" 10 IBftusI DIxOH'B. No. n &. RIGHTH strsat
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ROOFING.

ITO OWNERS, ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS
AND ROOFERs-RSoimsi e 1 Yss, 70. Every sizs 4. sne
fnS RfXs d 6SRF e % A. NJ PSN AND Ro 6SpAN
are selling their celebrated paint for TIN ROOFS, ano
plei rooi covering best offered 70 the public, with
brushes esns buckets etc. pr b me nIa ann VssmiP
ing pealing shrinking No paper gravel or heat Goee
men supplied. Care, promptnesa osrtants' One prcs
GALL Exsminel Judge = ...,.. -.. .t
1Aff w JOSEPH llFFlJh. PrinapaL
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INSURANCE.

nEIlAwARK MUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE
IL COMPANY. Incorporated BY the Legislature
OF Pennsylvania, 1885.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-03-08

EkME INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. 800 CHESNUT Street
INCORPORATED 1866. CHARTER PERPETUAL
CAPITAL. eSOOOOQ
FIRE IN5URAFrT EXOLUBIvELY
Insures against Loss damage by Fire either by or.
petual or Temporary Policies
Charles Richardson, =, Robert Pearoe.
William II. Rhawn. John Kessler. IL
William M. Seyfert, Hdwnrd b. OrnaL
John r. Smith, Charles Stokea-
Nathan Hilles ... John w EyerTnaz
George A. West, Mordeosi BuEby
CHARLES RICHARDSON PresidenA
WILLIAM H. RHAWN, Vice President
WILLIAMS L BLANCHARD. Secretary. 1855
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THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE co. OF
Il PHILADELPHIA.
Office 3. w. corner of FOURTH and WALNUT 6treeta
FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.
PERPETUAL AND TERN POLICIES ISSUED
CASH Capital (rad mp In full. $500 Oo0Oo
Cash Assets, Jan. 4, 1S1O........ 859A,30A.l
DIRECTORS.
=. Ratchford Starr. J. Livingston Errinser
Nalbro Frazier, james L. OlaRhorn-
John M. Atwood. VIM q. BouIton.
BENZ. 7. Tredick, Charles Wheeler.
George II. Stuart, Thomas II. MONTGOMERY,
r. RATOHFORD STARE, President.
ALEX w. WISTER, Secretary.
r1NHE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE
IL COMPANY.
incorporated l826-Charter Perpetual
No BIO WALNUT Street. opposite Independence Square.
This Company favorably known TO the community for
forty years. continues to insure against or dam
by fire Public Private Buildings either perms-
nentL or for limited time. Aleo Furniture, btooks
Of Goods and Merchandise generally, on liberal terms
Their Capital, together with q large Surplus Fund n
invested in the most careful which enables them
TO offer to tbs insured undoubted security In hs osss
OF loss.
DmKcT Ra
Daniel Smith. Jr., John Deyereux.
Alexander Benson. Thomas Smith.
Isaac Hazlehurst, Henry lewis
Thomas Robins, j: GilnRham Fell
Daniel HAddock, Jr
,,,,r,-,,, DANIEL SMITH. in. Presiden
WIN. g. OROWELI. Secretary. $50
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THOMAS c. HAND, President.
JOHN c. DAVIS, Vice. PRESIDENT
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary.
HENRY BALL Assistant Secretary. IL
, 1870-12-04
Hawke, Dovss, md Dukes.

Tha New York &ar s4ys the usefulness OF
hswF4 ia indicated BY the strange purpeses 70
which they are being applied 1t rIessnt oy the
Pruseiars before Pa1!s- a ntnoer OF toeao
birds arc kept by men Of similar predatory n
etincte, and sent OF IN fivipg columns to cstch
the equalIv strange letrer-c.r.isrs which the
French axe obliged to employ IN thA ehape q
pigeons. FloEi.n tella US Of MOORISH
Prince, wbo, II An encounter with ths
eelebslted Gonealvu, Of Cordora, Lost hla
sword. He, sherefors: being OF nercniean
strength, K1sppled with bis antaFonist. aud 20
rendere,i lbs weapon OF the latter equally
useless. The rampant OF CordoEA oE which
they were lighting, gaya WAY beneath theaf
leei, and both rolled down the pFec1p1ce into
tha roAt. And, Of cocse, sank to ths bottom.
The two nations Of Aloora aud spAniAIfnas r.
| looked on with appropriate eaes.sUent ~, y Tue
| bubbles OF Hood, which. tis1ng TO the su1tsea,
| indicated the struggle that Vas taking plaza
| beneath the watars. At lxst, Gonsalyo rose IN
triumph, whae tho dead body Of tha Moor was
| seen aoAtinE \ nile o. Tha eouoat between
the P.ussian5 and french threatens % %
equally deadty, and to }eave neither air, earths
or water untainted By it's ranges. The PIus-
t s,xns' usa Of hawks reminds III OF plan e1-
,cocit.ted by the Duke Of Wellington for clear
| ipr the London Crystal pal,ce Of spaEroEs.
DarinE The progress Of ths erection the build.
b;ed5. Tte krmEsdSE'songsaars, il, indeed
thsy IRE worthy Mt; the name, amused tht
Toikuen- But when the palace 1as full a
Ne coztIiest wealth OF the world, tbs spar,
rows BECAME IN intolesable nnis.ncs. an!
threatened to renter the holding OF thu aihi
hition trnp1attieab1e. Tho Queen wrote to th
uoSse dna1ds, commanding tbs hem OF Va
tcs!co 10 bring up troop Of dagoona |
sho2t the noisy niuat1els- Tha Duke wer
WITH s2az1ow-havk to the palace, and, stte
, | chasing away III the intruders, reeounted b
. victory to victort1 \" Alb, ny 1ou, " said III
: M.1esty. how much better are threats tha
, l force. You have chased away al tho spI1
: rows without killing any" "Gor. added u
Duks, "haye I broken s'ngla paas
) | E.sss."
, 1870-12-04
,ir sxoraa and spus, and oxhlb.

iting sheil hno unifvEns, to their
own admiration, 1t ic,st. whnu tho.
had arrived 1t tho end OF the room they found
that there was no IlAee for Them, aud were
Obliged to sesj1e in some confusion uudas the
quizzcA Glsnces these veteran Coionela, and
Majota, and Cspaina direotod upon thstn-
They displayed true prusslan Peralstance.
hoWeeE, and bad IN extra table set in TO the
room for them srsrs1sard with infinite bastlo
Of wAiters, md c!atter Of z..-er aud china
Bazaine. Canrobers, and LeEUas Na aot
appear. They dincd in private. I have seen
them elsewhere, however; upon tho ss1eet.
and In picture shop, and st the official 1esi~
dence OF the Governor Of the city, where
tnkinees took them for the first two
or threa days after their arrival.
They drive out in fine style; four handsome,
black horees and IN elegant landau. Canro-
tett and Lepeuf are handso,1e-and imposing
in their personal appearing. LcB9uf. pastic-
ula1ly, IL tho F1enchle1t sort OF Ftenchmau.
Canrobe1t il OF noble and dignihel bexting,
and DazaIne have alread9 eudeAyoxed to do.
tctibe 10 you. Their familiar pictureB Will
represent them 10 you, however, far betts1
than wor1e can do il, and the resi- point Of in
tercst about them il one on which can give
| you no light, viz, how fal they nre RESPONSE
| bic for tho ctsastera of Franco, aud how the,
| arc at present affected toward hex
| Il. S. D.
, 1870-12-04

LaaIoa caue*pondenee Of IL Eoston dsferti4er.
Dr. Abe1 S,evens has concluded tis His
torv OF Metbcdisn,r anGis Ar work upon
History Of the Methodist Episconal Church
This volume includes B aketci. Of DiaaL
Eysnz, the heroine Of 'tAdam Dade."
The Doctor thinks it riH be 3 sadstaction 10
noost readers ct THAI novel to know that
DInah married, not A..aM bede, = the author
| esa Represents, but h;s brothesseth. In her
childhood she was zamarkabl 3or her docslisy:
conscient icusnesa and sweet disposition. sod
vixen Wenley's travela lad raiaed up
through the lan3 societies in The sceisl
worehip Of which women Iere aloWaI 10
| ciee in sphere which no cther denot1'n1;to1
! except Quaksrism then a1onled- She Eteschs1
| in cottages, 2ua aomatDes iu the opan EN
| and her appearance, hsf wonaanf7 deneASy
and her Affecting eln-losuoe. sEoaoeu ;na
ruaest multisadea. shs VIA eenst.oi ,nd 'tI ~
dera of c1s1as-ths th.rE OF: her oenlsa
| uresence and epeeeia eecur1nE- nef nos oAS
n,ntectinr. bur xelQma AMONG the most oso~
tal men. shs even hiloWed - PeM.sahs III ~. ~,
the lsst y mcncnt~ Elizabeth FRY vas tht int
m.ta ~ f1;~nl OF oca who represented It geotle
hnt arisut natsre the best traits Of ooth
OnakeNsrn and Methotiisn- Seth EyAns, inst
.EyMpatby, hre, and Sweetness Eero o!ena.
ID 4, h.r. Her whole. heart was n the Hork-
She became lis xite, and the tao pre.ched
outdoor. IN ecotes Of vilaEek- Ttey f1e-
: aatntly walked fifteen miles on Sunday to
!. preach in negle:ted hamlets. NEVER. he
. xtpte afier her death, {" did L hear my dsa1
wife complain On tho contrary, she al=aya
held mp my hands, and urged mo 10 tAka mp
ta5 eroet. and not grcM weary n we'll do
ing" Dinah Evana dad Of q hnst1ias:
disease, during wlica.- It ia aid, secnaoas
: we1e heard from her death.bed mofe :" slu
aueut ah.n evex Sel from Ear lips On Eosa:a,
= Green" Shattered by her loss. poor sesh 1'Ii
not preAeh agaia, hut speut the rs.ns.niss
. years Of his }isa IN whiting ths sick. wea'!
ans here, ~ rule, condemn all novel; sweep
= ingay lut De. Stevens would eStdsotls ma -,
a IN exception Of Adam Bede, IDaAmnnh - -
r sA,s Of Mnsh 81 The hand OF genius h3s Pr ;L
zsTed hsr alrross angelic chAt aoter stu:osaI ~
G. though In : work Of ncsinn. and haa soa - ~
a her sdutrsaiou aad taa-s whsEoros a. LID
ID l,sh laasuaBs Is usea.'