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OLD WORLD ITEMS.

The aggregate estimated amount Of British inn
port duties reduced and repeated from 1870 to 1869 Ii
set down at f2S 632 $40 III parliamentary return.
Close official tables show that the importation OF
gold from Australia into England during 1869 was
Ell 757 against E3,9S95 504 in 1868 ana 204
in 1861 In January Of this year the receipt was
fT3So55 st HA
The reds are hard at work In Roumania, and tho
disturbances there are becoming serious Tho
twentysix deputies who lead it are hercey hostile 10
Prince Charles and are accused OF being moved NY
Russian influence.
the city of Munich, Bavaria has 170,eSS inhabi-
tauts thus made up:l45, ,S23 civilians and 24S6 mi.
litary: l522SO are Catholics, 1908 Protestants 1l8
Reformed Sectarans, 2,097 Jews, and 142 belonging
to odd denominations.
MIR. Won Scala, q member Of the Novara expedt-
ton OF some years ago, has been ior SONG u,ne ~
Calcutta commissioned by the Austrian Minister OF
Commerce to report on the resources and commerco
OF India III relation to the Suez Canal
SAYS a European journalist is common to speak
of those whom q dirt has Tilted as her vlcttmS THIS
sl,e accents THIS reminds US Of q happy sinile:--
IA cOauette is rose from whom every lover pIuckS
q leaf; the thorn remains for her future husband."
The sultan Of Turkey continues to give his govern
ment more and more the air Of constitufionaislns
AT the close OF the Mussulman year 1286 OF tue
Hegira, which ended April l, he went to tho
Su6lne Porte aud there, In the presence oil all tho
great constituted bodies OF the State he delivered
throne address congratulating all upon the 1ncreas
ing prosperity anu civilized progress Of Turkey.
Oncia statistics make the importion OF grain into
England from the United States lSl, 501 owt Tor
1851, against 593S, $50 cwt IN the preceding year.
The importation from Russia was only 1853 33l cwt.
| for 1862 whereas 1t was 10,O53.6l7 in 1868, anu
2Ss in 1851 tho total gram al a,d importation wa
500 in 1851 The values. Tor three years were
fi0.6l5.75s last year, f22, ,069, ,35S In 1868 and
924,9s5, 900 in the preceding year.
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AN ILLEGAL "atcsIvEasn!p." +"

John Cook, aged seventeen, evidently "kid" for
elder persons, arraigned before Justice Shand-
ley at Jefferson Market yesterday morning by de.
tective Reilly Of the Fifteenth precinct, upon COM
plant Of Mrs. Mary b. vooris, of No. 144 Macdougal
street, charged, in company with an accomplice,
who Is still at large, with burglariously
entering her boarding horse at the above num-
ber on Friday morning last by means Of
unlocking the front door with skeleton key, and
description given detective Reilly by Mrs. voorhss
who saw the prisoners leaving the house, he ar.
rested Cook In Spring street on Monday afternoon,
who upon beng conveyed to the station house, at
first denied all knowledge of the property but sub
sequently admitted taking 1t and pawning 1t with
greater portion OF 1t was recovered. The latter was
arrested charged with receiving stolen goods, and,
in company with Cook, committed for examination.
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beautiful barcarolle with charming theme and the
artistic colcs1ng Of this favofite Italian composer!
Pond y Ga. are engaged ~ the laudaoie WORK o.
bringing out complete edition Of maaIgnls hnu
should be better known In America. They repre-
sent school Of music which In melody ana mar
cipe characteristic Is utter simplicy The Glee and
Madrigal Club. which has given s0me concerts 10
Steinway Hall this season, have done those exQul.
In every possible manner. with number OF slml-
lar org nizations in this city more elevated stand
ard Of vocal music Will be established.
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INDIANS IN CoURT.-From the Omaha Herald we
learn that his Honor Judge Dillon, OF the United
States Circuit Court has recently delivered an opln
ion In the case OF Yellow sun, Little Wolf, Blue Skin
and Horse Driver, convicted In the lower court OF
numbering white man. Appeal was taken and by
Judge Dillon 1t was decided that the United States
had no jurisdiction In the case, and handed the
'Rente savages" back to the State authorities pro-
vtded theY are considered desirable acquisition.
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already to dwell upOn. This picture combines many
IA ils ol hi. stv AMI subecs
His Autumn" Is less satisfactory 1t seems to have
just missed being poetic, ana comes little short Of
being weak. IL Is somewhat wanting IN 1eellnY and
lacks life and tire strong character one has a right
to expect FROM painter OF Mr. Kensetps acknow-
lodged ability. 81
WEST ROOM.
This room seems to contain an astonishing amount
OF work which scarcely above medocrty in the
aggregate and falls pitlfully below 1t in several
stances.
3SS-THE SEA-E. MORAN.
This is one o. the little gems OF the exhibition In
larger and more important work the artist has
shown what he could do with q really great subject
one demanding power, comprehension ana skill.
In this he has given charming little bit OF poetry
and sentiment whch appeals at once Ia It's extreme
simplicity to the taste and feeling.
399-M0uNT COLTS FOOT, CORNWALL, CONN.
To this picture may be conceded the distinction OF
being perhaps, the very worst Of number OF exe-
crably bad ones unless, indeed, No. 443 may pretty
evenly dispute that prominence. To say they are
simply wretched would not convey the slightest idea
Of their utter worthlessness, and 1t seems like
in the National Academy Of Design. 80 :
419-A SNOWY DAY. 435-LANDSCAPE--A STUDY.
Mr.. Lafarge has made remarkably ingenious v0-
riety OF sngularly bad and stupid plclres IL would
be hard TO tell Of the several unnatural and meaning
less daubS which is the worst the most senseess
He to have selected subjects quite beyond the
limits of possibility, and, in working them up has
most successfully DESTROYED the slightest vestiges OF
anything that was ever seen In 'the heavens above,
or the earth beneath, or the waters under the
| earth"
4N-suDs AND sUNsHINE-JoHN DoNAGHY.
Apart from the elegant and euphonlous title there
is very little to this work. Having been deprived o.
any visible euds Dy the artist, q group OF washer
women are doing their best with litfle sunshine
which he has spread to great advantage round tn
edge Of tree, making very little Of II really 60
great way. SHOPS and Moonshlner might form tn
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AID FOR the RICHMOND SUFFERERS.

The committee appointed by the Chamber OF Com
merce to collect funds In aid Of the sufferers by the
late calamity at Richmond beg leave to acknowledge
the follnyyin0 additional suhscrptions:- n
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LITERATURE.
CRITICISMS of New Books.

CYCLopADIA OF BIBLICAL, THEOLOGICAL AMI EC-
! CLEsIAsTlCAL LITERATURE. Prepared by the Rev.
John McClint0ck, ID. D., and James Strong, s. p. D.
Vol. Ill. L. f. G. New YORK: Harper Brothers.
OF the works Of the late DR.. McCiintock there is
none more valuable than the one before us. The
present volume begins with brief sketch of the life
and writings OF John Eachard, ID. D., an English
divine Of the seventeenth century, goes through the
whole of letters L. F. and c., ending with bio
graphy OF Dr. Elliott, the well known Methodist
minister who died at Mount Pleasant, Iowa, on the
Cd Of January. 1862 A mere glance over the pages
Of the volume Is sufficient to show the vast amount
OF labor expended on its production. Written by q
Protestant for PrOtestants, 1t is not always favorable
to Catholic saints and theological writer's; but
long as a monument TO TIE research aad ability Of
the author, and Will always hold high position in
literature OF the Kind. Aaf
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trance, talking through them, and, in athou-
Esn3 other strange wAye, show their presence
and .leeiTis. Tie most common method pur-
encd ty the Cl,inesc il that OF the msalum OF
"talEis'E With tile l,uman N ,uth,' and to such
souEco will t1is coolie 70 fot tho information
which tie kitchen god h,s refused to give.
TIE medium IL Eencraly young girl Of 1S
by An ample supply Of cash, kdvisos, As the
nouthpitce Of the spirits, TINT the coolta take
IN immediate departure for the United States.
To then proceeds to pT3Narn - ral1tirea In
the other world fc-}. ~ J.. :, : ..lsc. They
must havo money ii ..-s!e:l to bay lis Rpir-
itual food and clothing, and lis family will, il
hie absence, be too pom to suppls them until
after money has been received trim him. SO
be prepares enough to keep 4:,s Splits With
strict economy until Ec la. ti,sc to r~aca the
United States. earn 1nonc;, aa1 secd il homo.
The uouoy il c,atle o. I.aptr. t,adsss,; saLyes,
bark. or tt1er aya1aLle material u:is IL GILL be
marked NTH ink. When Le has manufactured
a quantity vLich he is assured will bc sati.-
factory 10 tha spirits. le inefoses small
lunches ic lla lille paper boxes prepared for
the purpose, and marks upon the cover ths
anct stcr's rame for whom it il iatendfd. one
Of tlcee boxea Is placed before each ancestral
pasted up with tho ancestors nane upon IT
and there burned 10 ashos, while tbs coolie
pravs tho ancestor 10 accept bis ''malsca
s:isi." Some Of this money il also bufnel for
the be.ef. Of tho kitchen god and the tres
1t the hack OF the Eunse comea iu for t:a
sh.re. Iuod, in the shspe OF rice cakss and
vegetables, is then offered to tho gods AND to
the sLcestors. hy setting it apart from she
foetl Of ,h, faulty for short time. joss Bticss
.sc lighted N various p'accs. and the ignorant
eo::;s srus CATS H.. his auces.oss ara froril-
ed ter
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Tie disciples Of Confosins have often de-
uopetrnted that what has usually been sup-
pcsed to be Of recent origin il re.lls Of long
standing it. their country. Especially il this
the care with spiritualisln. Not alone SAYS
CclcEe1 Ccpwell, Go the Chinese fri1ituAlists
lel:cve in the ZANE agencies and the came re
sul,e WHICH eistir gulsh the eeet here. but they
also practise Ail the methods sdop.e1 in this
country foE spiritual Communication and 1
ncr Grtd others that do not seem to be known
hete. BY this means they determine what
tH,i1 deceased relatives are doing: how they
lire ard Ntat they cat; what arc the troubles
ard pains Of purgatoTyy ard what is the remedy.
TMy believe thai the land Of purGatory il like
this earth. socially and politically with the e1-
ccplIon Of lie absence Of wota and wages.
Thi. spirits arc supposed to eat, drink. sleep,
quarrel. fight. slnr. dance, ETC.. just Al shey did
en- ealth. But ae life ia na e1peusiye there ~
here. they can lave hat little jog un(etB the
re.a:ives On earth eend them money enough to
pay their expenses. During the stay OF spirits
Il, that natLer werld, which il but Temporary,
thor are possessed Ct certain powers, By means
Of Nlsich the gods expect them to make their
wants known to men. They can rap on chairs
and tlhles and move the kitchen tntnituru
With permission CT the kitchen god, eau mska
noises in the air, play On musical Instruments,
chow their foot prints In tho mud OF sand,
sprinkle wxser On the ftco OF the dead, pul1tb
hair OF clothes Of the living, take posteesion
IT human beirSs, aud, afser ra:ti1g thoa into
, 1870-10-30

nEen TO prescribed t,Annel - lie poor. al"ayH
useti 10 give tLt q, tl,e ilau'el. Dr. Bsilie pse-
ecriI cd tia: yourg lady -hon'l spend the
vi: ter IL: mid cA!ua.e, and, Nlt:l- i1 knew
Il II tl'c could Lot Afford it, presented her
Wiih I'll adequate suu ~ dcfr.r lIer cz;,esrsee.
lt,i.ape the lsEgekt fes ever givct. - IA pre-
4euista to Sir Harry Thompson for success-
ful ol Grafton in the case OF tl,slate hing Leo
fcl0. II wns hundred thousand fl1ncs. lat
ore would hRrdly say that any fee. under such
extraordinary circumstances, waa too largo. II
will easily te unde, stood that Al operator him
tejf, under Bucll circumstances. has niShtT
iHtefts.s It stake, end that a fai!ure must be
f.apeLt With 1uinac. J." llte- SO great rssk
require ample cnu. irueation
4 consulting pbysicisn should bo pn1ticu:at-
+ courteous and consi3sr,.e to te.s ordinary
medical n,au- Aee1,ietiy WAS callcdin one dsy
10 inspect eick mans Limb. The all
irg member wss bandasea. What are
aas 81 hsfS E,ra,ses TTirs f. via sa tod fosh hoss
Toei!" sid a6es,,e,hv. "it's ii very wsli
to sAy' roeh. rooL.' remarked the family
eoc;or afterwa1d; "but that Pooh. pouhH
loft re ) great many guinsss-'
have heard OF csse whsre the rhsscia7
found man given over by his doctors. aaa
ding from sleer exhaustion: He called ulcm
only wanted beef snd brandy to recover !;
wh..h proved to be tho case.
herd caee the other day Of the follow
irs kind a phy=iciin bring c1lled, pre-
sc:ilec powerful medicine fot patient.
and 6iEe.:ed tho effect to Lt cast fully
vat, hrc. The medicine was i'm
pgope:ls made UT, AID the e1est WAS
pos watched. Directly the physician set eyes
or liz patient The following morning he s,w
1!:at LIS in;une.iurs lad MT l1:en Carried out.
Ge eeu. for tho dispenser snd bad tssa CTR
cs.zrstaneee investigated: Thc-c h.a h:cn an
error, rttic1s might have iuvolva! th p .iisats
t,e. 10 mailing ,lp tie rressEir'iar, and the
a:t,1tent aec'ora Lad omitted to watch tbs
case. The physician used exceedingly roas
language, and anyone was welco;Ie to k:ow
villa. lsr gnago he had ascd. Iha M 1ieal
msn in fault of co1.rse thought his coaauc.
rxtrtsne1s Errrofeesiooal; Tut believe Tia.
ub!ic cri, ioi: in this case would entirely lie
IL favor Il calling spa1o spade.
, 1870-10-30
An 1nc,dcut IN caluycrnx,

=. One day in 40, an honest miner In CA.Averas
bit himself with emal! Enale, Of tho garter
variety. and, either II possible 4usidote. OF
With the determination to onioy the b:iet rcm-
jag Of Nhirkey to his lips, ard kept it thoro
until, like q 1erlcttd Ieech-whsch 1t in no
ether retpect setemhltd--it fell OF. The man
fell Gu likewise, Tho next dry. willie The
Gndy lAy in state upon Pine slab. and the
tetesvcd partner Of tho deceased was unberd-
ing in Eame Of soyen-up with friendly
Chinanan, the game was interrupted by !
tho jaws Of the corree:
say|ims" De1eavcd partner plsyel
tho llug Of spades, claimed = high" and then,
looking over hls shoulle1 ut tho melAncnoly
remains, replied; "Well. what IL it DAvc:-
I'm busy" II sas-Jim!" repeated the
corpse in the saue measured tana. With =
lcek Of intense annoyapee. and mnste1inE
st.y dead mcre.n = ,ni,lute,'' thu barcavea
pitner rose and stood over tue botr .sitls his
ca.6s IN Lis laud. ''Jiu," continued The
nj .btr dead, s.Low fuita thia thing gopos'
I've paid ihr Chiuamau two and a lsalf &c
dis tho grave" responded the beresvea.
Did he st.ikc auythipg:" The Cliu1maK
! LOOKED nI.: - Ae stEikee i'.y d.,lt; uis no bel
lE-'eaa Melisau in 'tm grave. Ne Keep 'eu
ci'itn. Tns corFsc sat up ,tgidly; Jim. e.
ms revolver and chssc that pig-tait oG. Jun,
biz dam repulcfre, and ta1 his csu,? i've dol
lars each for proapeetin' on the ruhlia domain
Iheee MunEolyum hurdles l,ava got to be 80
under. And-I say-Jim! 7 snv more ecr
Esnts come tochn, rouad tere, drive EN- o1
two dolla1s = gallon. Dern III foreigners
anShow!" And tito mortal part puslei nn Iii
loots- Such, dear readers. wis tho cTicio q
THE ens,.coolss movement Frnncixr
Ne,cs Lesssr.
, 1870-10-30

Of Canterbury, disappearing Lila having A..
mistcd Unitarian mnisleC 10 the continue.
ION at Westminster Abbey.
80 The Church Of the Strangers, Lat,rcn,,
Waver]y place and Eishsl. street, New YorH
recently presented to Rev. Dr.. Deems b,
Commodore Vanderbilt, is composed in pa.
Of peraons who havo been members Of ,hs
EpiecopAl, BAPTIST, Methodist. prcahyieaau
Cor gregational, Lutheran, aud othss lcro:u.
iuatiop.. Their articles Of religion arc rn,.-
tai, cd in the Apostles creed, their r;.uaI i,
eiupl1 ,sLeir cummunion ls open, and the seats
all free. This is believed to bs tho lis. uu-
denoIninatiohnl church in America.
Cardinal Pa'rizza succeeds Caznin,l Nit
tel, deceased, 10 President OF the Cullssa O:
Rrman Csrlina1s.
Tho B1ptists il Cambridge, sIas... hay,
1uet comHletc1 l. church c.sting Si!:, GU,
having SO sinsls sit:iEss, the highest rua:ins
ioI twenty ceats week, and the lowest foE
,,-ptc.i.!cnt Hopkins said :: Chsslss,o=a,
Nfss.: that - Congregational Church may
use itu.Gy wtthGul MI acfs,at stgp toward
EpsssoFacy, and may elect r'll,ng eldsra r::h-
out gong an incl toward rfsshyteriaE.-r4.'
tine or lie Consequences Of tho ,sc..,a-
ile suppression Of The monastic orsIcra. All
tho confi.cAtiou OF their property, the sa.,a
.s has bten tho cage throughou. The Eio:.do-
OF Italy. The Jesults have already been cam
peGes. to leave Rome. They lave also 5cen
espc.fci fsetl MatseiileB.
1t is salt! that number OF Clc7el,n5
st1slne-. me,i regularly rent paws il Nv
msus'! Church (Gsecher'z, in Hrooklya} for
tho tase u: ing sure Of seat utou ti,alr ~
cssiona; vl.its to New York.
Tie Lni1trsdlisi claims lila. tia wJ,o,,
Cls:s'l1n Sc1la is becoming Uaivers.li.t.-
that il .le1emiaationally tie5 have no. ia
sse:se'. "a idl:. thc1 have changed tho Who'll,
aspect Of Cn:i.tian thought aEd put 1paven
lu;o eyt1y rrarch Of the Church that il mol
ifyiIS tie old system Of theology.
The "alitt-chessa Systcm,~ which nts
!:telv bsea introduced by the rrotes.aAs
EEi.cop.f- Church IN tins country. "a ecIf-
operating nc.lod for. collecting fnnda it, id
Of aissicn work, Ia found 20 b.
succese. TIE SPIRIT Of Nis>io.s says that
10000 Of these chests have been scnt out
Icr 1edeiiver; before the 1st Of January.
aess L. g.. tSan hs11 6,o@ .savs :, rstnsns for
realzaticas, n1t1iu one year from the day IN
which Tie frst Que was sent into the Ge,i,
are tstim8ted, in aGyaEce, at from, So, 1000 to
CSC, COZ.
The Roman Catholic Church ia making
great progress among the negroes OF the
South. It ID estimsted that since ths rebellion
several hundred thousand negroes have iliaed,
Somehow or other an idea prevailed 1t thu
South during the rebellion that tile ca.hoIis
GecEr:: was more or less friendly to that cause.
For tbs reason this denomina ton has received
large aecessiots from rome OF the most proua-
sn.nt fa1uillcs Of the South. 4 gentleman who
has lately travelled through the South stAtes
that large and liberal arrangements are bcjp.
mtGe by tho church to pr0iiE by tho fealins
which exists alike among tho whita and tls
negroes TO extend its domain il that ae1.iou.
, 1870-10-30
TEE AUTHOR OF JlHE ERE
An Incident III st,c l.siu of Charlotte
1trnntc-Sao,v ~hc lsctEnycu K1e1


Il II. Horne. in sfae,A'l;ans Magazine.
4 fragile forn Is nov bsfore ny niad's eye,
u tsl:tiuctly Is It was III reality more tllan ~
!ests aso. The slender figure is seated by a
1te in tic drawing room OF Nr. &. S., the
rul il=lcr Of novel which had b1ough. tie
a1miraticu. There had been dinner party,
1iiti all the. literary mon whom tho lady hsi
cxE1esstt { wish to meet lad been requested
to pert the publishers desire ard The LADY i
desire, thst she should remain "unkcown''
aa to her public position Nobody
was to know that she WAS tha
anti,1rsss ~, y, Of . "J.ss Ere" Us She rs
family Ct tcr host Tue dinner party went on
a. galy as could be expected where several
people are afraid Of each other without quite
1nowlnG why and Miss Dronte 81. v:rr mol
est!y but rather on her guard, bat quietly
taxing the measure Of les mons,rcS sle tdlsni,
Who were salking AMI taking wins and some
lines baEtering each other. 0uce only she
when somebody made q slightly ditrarasing
,.m.ik L couee rn1ng the Duke OF Wellington,
tor whom Mi-s Bronte declared she hSd Tue
highest admiration ; aud she appeared quite
II acy to do battle With uae gentleman, who
s1I:'ineiy snssested that perhaps it wa. = be-
cause the DuEe was IN 1rishman,"
Nov, it should le premlaed that the writer
nt these papers had cent presentation eory
Of q ce1t-in poem, addressed in compliment
a,y. but very earnest, terms to the .tAnthor
It Jane EyTe"-tLe lady whose nopl DE- plume
Nss ''Crr.cr Esll, ," and whose real name we
were Eot to Know To this she bal replied In
!. note which concludes with these words:
"How far the &pplause Of critics had re-
w1tdcd the author OF Orion,' 10 hot know
hut tLisL tho pleasure 10 cujoyc1 iu ita COM
POSITION must have been bounteous meel in
i'sclt. You could not, im,gi1e, hsre writ
tlo that peer, without at times de1ivir; deep
Ia. piGesk from your work.
s'With sincere thanks for the PLEASURE i. has
aGesdcd me, I rcmaic, acas Eir, !ours. faith
lilly, C.. BELL"
On 5oirirG tire !aaics in the d-aaige-ro
oEr host requested the writer to iado 4 seat
ees1co 11ies Dronte. Tue moment he did 20,
elie tn1nesi toward him With tho rlost CHARM
III a:t.essncss. c1cla;tsiag, II was 50 much
obliged to ycu, Mr. Horne, for sending me
yuui - She checked herself with I'll ia-
w-rd s:a7t, having 1EEs at crce ex-
rl.'itd hc. Curr.r-l;eI secret by idcnti-
s;ig iesself Eish the cnthor Of
: ..::e Ere She looked embarrassed.
''.Ah, 1lies Fronts" whispered the Innocent
r-.s: ct tie nc: very serions misfortune,
= C.1 u oula Etysr do for treasona and strata
te4 rec OF vtxslicn and setf-sc,rolch- Shortly
af:ci llis, Mr. s., ovc: hc.yiog solae conve7sa-
!;ca lttwceu Es. which showed that tho Ee-
c..: vas cUt, tco1 an carly opportunity o.
c.::i..S &c stisic, when he ex'erded bath
h. Ids w;:t, IT tn h1-r:s look. ard began to
t. sa,s!.i. VI :1.y tr, ach Of the general under
n ;:It!;rI. I. CT cut,rie, explained what the
l.t5r sta1 said at :ic nGir"tr ct Nl::c!I lie Vas
ntt !. ii!t!c astonis.ec cutf a:Euaea. -
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cs1.icg LerzeH pap:st or not, ''un-
til it had been asccrtAine1 by al ex,Min-
n,!icn Qg Git persons. such as shall lie W
Pointed for tia c4l) whetler tug ca.1s, o.
ltlisinu flowed :'rE, a Teall wo:ks Of ss1t
u! IN their hearts, ~urs from corrupt aud clr-
hal ends" -.
Tic intcrmarryinG. however, went on TO a
ez. ater or laeB extent, human hatura being
stronger than general orIers. Some Of tho
t1anspI7utod crert b1ck and died within sight
Of their old seats; Others came back and rcnt-
c1 fa,1cs frcca their co1quc-uts; oshcfs ended
their days in Connaught; others again OF tho
ynurSe1 me1 s.ole homo a:la - buJhxlsa:ke1 ="
ihe EIr:sh:ucp, tlus beginning the p:ac'ise
OF assassination atoat Iaad which ''Rosua.
en5 RsppaIesa," "Whiteboys,"" cap,
sain Eocks," aE2 Is Molly Maguir9s
havo kept up down 10 our oWn day.
Thoueands in the rext generation le@ to
arna ot1ally thirty yeira 1.ser, under James.
During ihs century following tho Boyne,
$4,000 Irishncn dad in foreign seevi:e. and
TIC reat remained at hons to hate aud curse
their coaquerors- In short, il we Judge this
settlement, On Nh,c11 the Lords blessing WIS
invoked 50 oftcu. Ivy its consequences, work
TO d-yi'isl By Christian people was hover
Cone.-
, 1870-10-30
OCTOBER.


Tr IN Cli~4,s yTsaun<.
EY JA&Es JCDsaN tcRp.
I'D IN her rohes OF purpIa lcavcsSs
.sn* comes October. Autunn's queen;
N'rn rr1rsell-shAded morris and evcA
AMI geld and azure days octwcea.
-saw. suib1IEc on her risset stecd.
trer ntal:S where Juus:s and Mays have tEol;
Nov, snshiog VI tth f6c Nor1h wind'a speed.
>7c wnvrs hcr r,uues Of gpld-n.rod.
ti'!;, r.. tto.tty.rs as huntsoa1 bold;
lIel., Isa>ivc as loyc-lorn maii.
Sic w,u*ls her blast o'et hill and void,
t.-. io,Errs III the woodland sh2tle.
l.. -. tho 1carly qucc1 u night
l:4-I.s.s, u.seilssl, her crescent star:
r. sua rex tnts iu sznior bright
Aad :caS+s his golden Ea1ea At2s.
IT.. i: a. TIC changing maple-lcaf,
...n tcs check tac hrcttc basns:
N.w ::..a,I with hope, nor pale with r1its,
size s.l1its, and s1gas, and vceps, ty 1IraS-
81. Sa:r1c. proud IN her decay
,,ar I'll sai tale CT noes reutaf-
'l:.r W., sths Lat deck hct heal to-Hsy.
.x-..Ls1ow flls1lt At her 1eet-