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FOREIGN GOSSIP.

When King Amadeus sent telegram to the
exEmpress Eugenie asking what honors abe wished TO
have rendered her her visit to spln she replied that
she desired to travel In the strictet privacy Her 3D.
and ceremony She returned TO Spain unfortunate
whore Ahe had been 20 happy.
The BendTes (Hindostan) Ackbdr states that
Q rich M&hajun, named Seth ThakArsee Device has
offered Is encouragement to widowmsrrage, that al
widows Of the BrAhmin and Bhat and Of his own caste
who wish to marry again and deferred by the
may have pecanery help On applying TO him. This L.
sensible and practical step and he ought to have widows
In scores 70 take advantage Of hk generosity.
A Munich correspondent writes that the busts
Of the Emperor william l., Prince Bismarck, the Crown
Prince. GenS Won Moltke. eteinmetz and other German
leaders In the late war arc to be placed In the famous
Wahana ut DonsuSref the Danube built by the late
King Louis Of Bavaria, at en expense OF nearly
There many German hHroes In these days that the
Wahalla viii hardly contain oil their symbols Of immor-
tally.
Berlin Ia growing as rapidly in wealth az in
population, according 70 the journals published In that
city. 1t has fully 100000 Inhabitants and those
whose yearly exceed eToo are nearly 1900 while
those having less than 600 number nearly lTeeo Over
800 citizens have ut present than 00oo per annum
and years ago hardly 20 Of all the inhabitants could
boast % large Income. No capital n EArOpo 10 N.
OsSasaAg - 0noe katp ~ beFitA
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SLAVERY IN VERMONT.
FROM THE TOWN RECORDS OF BENNINGTON CEN
TIRE, VT.
III OIrLn, pLI NAL

FROM THE TOWN RECORDS OF BENNINGTON GEN.
TIRE, VT.
HEAD QUARTERS, PAULET, Nov. 20, lT77.
To ohOm II may concern:
Know ye, whereas, Dinah Maths, negro woman, With
Nancy her child Of two months old, taken prisoners
on Lake Champlain with the British troops somewhere
Col Gusns patent the l2th day Of inst November
by scout under my command, and according to re-
solve formed by tho honorable continental congress-
ell prisoners belonging TO the oapvators thereof there
fore she and her child become tho just property Of the
oaptivators thereof.
being conscientious that II Ia not right In the sight
Of God to keep slaves therefore obtaining leave Of tho
detachment under my command TO ve herand her child
their freedom, do therefore give the said DnAh Malta
and Nancy her child their freedom pas and rspass
where through the United States Of America with her
behaving beoometh and TO trade and trac for herself
and child though abe tree born, without beng
molested By any person or person.
In witnsss whereunto have set my hand and sub
soribed my name. EREHRzER ALLEN.
Capt In Col Henrets regiment Of Green Mountain Boya
SLAVERY HAD NO LEGAL EXISTENCE
Nsa TA Trnoai saadard
The following letter from the Hon L. C.
xsllogs upon the subject Of Slavery In Vermont Will bs
resd with interest;
he asst article Of ~ Desarassa Of shs - taa ara
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conssstaca q ysraat framed m July 17T7, was n
on eHsn.. sSsS a. s & C
t u K: s sts s"a s ES9sRsd e y
an hs AmPfscNp States which abolished Slavery BY It's
o %s A SSa S1ys sSssd Il az the CT
:s1s e 10 III "a rS :sa q
all sosaay s hC ~ .ach ' aRss sIa 10
t e,e sSss Tn ss
We lawful oxistence Of Slavery within the Hits OF the
state On the contrary tho Act entitled IAN Act TO pro
vent the transportation Of negroes and muatfoes Ont OF
tbs state passed at TIE session held ct Rutand 10
Slavery Is expressly and totally exploded from our free
government"
The Rev Mr. Jennings tho present minister Of the first
Century" o. e, Gays that the Rev David Avery. who
brought with his family to town eOOred woman, and
he insisted his right to hold her rs slsve. This
which createX much dissatisfaction in the Church But
ks Persons dissatisfied on this account appear 70 have
in the 3eSaS Of T0 SS' % BEING
sSiyS IF i n Hp0rtans ce%@tss.
gag1;ed =; re aE Sr iad
Ia aT c1SSo ~ for its Affirming sGs at Il would
sSmp12e With br9thsr night have S1avs sS%s
for coStiSunS In KS refusal e walk with the Church
Nothing an Immoral character appears to have been
alleged against h he continued 70 DO respected ~ aH
M Avery was native Of Connecticut graduate OF
Yale 7o9 and previous to his settlement In Bennington
he had been settled minister In Massachusetts and also
q chaplain in the Revolutionary Army. $1,000
There Is an interesting case reported ID tlo socOnI
volume OF yIcrs Reports In respect tO the awfuness OF
holding Slaves in Vermont, tSelectmen OF wlnasos w.
the supreme Court IN your COunty at it August Term ~
1902 This case was argued by the late Judge unDaTI y,
both foremost among the eminent lawyers Of the stte
and long recognized leaders Of your bar In that case
chase slave aud take bill OF sale. which, by the law
Of the State where 1t executed, was valid yet II no
remove such slave into this State the bill OF saIe PC
comes imperative and obligation attaches 70 inc
purchaser TO support such slave though oeoonnS *.
manner This was tho first (and believe tho OIy) case
In which the subject OF Slavery became SUBJECT lor
disc Ii sion in the Supreme Court OF this STATE
BenSOH, Sept. 26, 1871.
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The following extract, taken verbatim from
private letter. dated Poche Nevada, will, 1t is reared
tend to create prejudice against that calm retreat
Phoebe Is the county seat OF Lincoln County mining
camD "A year old It's the Great American Desert,
aud Situated between bare mountains, looking over
bare dry plain Water has to be brought eight miles oy
wagon ad Is sold at cents per gallon. There are
Slate Prison 5tagr and highway robbers, &c) ana ne
rest ought DO. Our graveyard has Al graves OF which
but two are filed by death from natural causes. Inc
rest all died with their boots Shot mostly some cut
One shooting scrape took place In the BANK IN when
Nike Casey Killed Tom Gossin, after receiving uossis
fire. There Is no law ANY one feeling agg1eVed seeks
redress generally with his pistol It's been close game
for me several times got cut in the leg once but am
here yet. sleep with big bulldog, Henry rlne anu
q sNsLoOtor The mines (Silvcr) employ about COO men,
in business, and the rest are bacKRuarus
OF the worst knd-cntle thieves. renegade Mormons'
and who banished from society by their crimes
and ready for anything It's $50 miles to railroad or tele
graph; we have three stages week and one mail I've
done very we'll here and would have made some money
but two OF my partners In claim we're KlLleu, ana
can't 80 alone Ny life has been attempted Twice oy
the party who killed. my partners. | don't allow any
man TO scare me IL have show; but whom it gets
down where you dare not sit by WINDOW OF "
open door after dark It's tune 70 jump the game II
back TO California; think I'll stay there any
way I've got enough OF this kind OF living m tired OF
packing o sx-shOoter around night and day.
But 1t isn't hopeless it seemsthe future OF this
placid little village for In few weeks all the natives
will be disposed Of" shot mostly; ut"-and then
virtuous settlers can begin the settlement again.
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The Rise and Fall Of the Paris Commune, by
". PEMBROKE FErRIDGE (Harpers), Is a succnct his
tory of the events in Paris during the reign Of terror
from the middle of March to the end Of May Of the pres
ent year. The writer has made dgent use Of the re-
ports contained Ia the journals Of the day. together with
his own observations Of the scenes Of which he
was an eyewitness His statements. In many cases, are
confirmed by the authority Of official documents having
been founded a careful examination and sitting Of
various Of evidence. The narrative from the
very nature Of the subject possesses unusual interest,"
and may provisional guide In the labyrinth of
events until the completion Of elaborate history
Numerous portraits Of the chief actors Of both parties In
the sceue form an appropriate illustration Of the
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A WomanS Pilgrimage to the Holy Land,
by Mrs; STEPHEN N. GRIswoLp u. B. Burr HYDE, is
Volume Of recent travel In Europe and the East, the
ambitious title Of which is out Of proportion
to the Importance of its contents. Tho marks Of
and haste exhibited almost every page
showing a habit OF negligent observation and naccu
rate composition In the Of foreign names and
phrases to which the writer Is too much addicted,
the errors almost groesque In their character.
presenting wholesome warning Of the danger Of
venturng ground with which is not familiar.
The work. doubtless possesses certain interest for
family circle record Of personal experience but it
has no value for the public at large.
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A new and cheap edition of Walks in Rome,
by AUGUSTUS c. HARE, has been published in a neat
crown octave volume by RoutedZe Sons. This admir-
able guide to the antiquities aud topography Of the
Eternal City, which noticed in columns on the
publication of the English edition, will challenge the at
tenton alike Of scholars and tourists and cannot fail to
reward them for its diligent perusa. familiar ac-
Quaintance with Its contents will greatly add to the
satisfaction Of a visit to Rome, and will prove nvau
able companion In the exploration Of galleries, and
churches, and famous historical localities
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The new volume recently issued of LttePs
Lrig Age comprising the numbers for the last quarter
Of the year. well sustans the reputation of that popular
magazine for variety general interest and judcious
choice its cOpous selections from British periodical
literature.
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1netruetlon

A MISS STEERSa
"A. BgA and French Boarding ssd Day SCHOOL Tor yong Iss
.sd ChIdrsa No. ~ WRIST sRyESSEEETH-sT., vn rsOpsA
THURSDAY Sept n. The Boys Class No % Wsa KsVssA, YIN
reopen TUESDAY. SEPT -
4 Young FRENCH LADY, an experienced
n TEACHER, wishes few PUPILS in PaBSCB PoT kr,so@
psrhculAs address Rev. L. VEkREN 70 "e' TSaseeosds
city. 4
A NINA SEMINARY Amenia N Y
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1871-12-30
E. DUMEz & T. BELOW REDACTEUKs

La reelection du president actuel
pourrait en- cffet ttre compromise par
la accession de membres infuents
du parti regnant. 81 l'opinion publ.
que n'etais captivee par queique
exploit de rExecutif. L'etat du
Mcxique, de Cuba, peut-etre meme
des provinces anglaises, donne des
chances d'action que les conseillers
du President ne laisscront certaine-
ment pas echapper, ct 81 l'activite
rationale SO depense ainsi, nous
verrons SO relacher lie joug qui pese
sur le Sud. Dams lc cas- on nul cpl.
sode ne viendrait accidentcr Ia
monotone do administration ac-
tuelle, le second terme presidential
do general Grant dcvrait etre rele.
que dams l'ordre des evenemcnts
problematiques. -..s
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success, ct je ne pus sauver que quel.
sues plants. Conformdmont l'opinion
de NJ. Crottier. 10 semis dc ftvr,er fat
plas heureux. I'm octobre suivant, q tst.
ques plants avaicnt atteint upe pis5ne
hautcur dc iouze pieds Je me
mis- alors les transplanter, ct
un an apres j'avais daus mon
jardin { je reside As miles
au.dessus de Ia Nouvclle. Orleans, sur
les bords du Mississippi. douzo arbrcs
magniti ,ues en- pleinc croissance, sans
compter deux autres que jc donnai aux
Gditeurs du Meschaefbe (le journal do
notrc localitt). Mes Eucalyptus cont.
nuercn. grandir au taux dc douze d
dix-huit pouces par mois, jusqu'au 90
decembre 1870, epoquc 4 laquelle lis
avaicnt vingt.six picds dc hauteur,
moius dc deux ans apres que Ia Sc.
mencc await etc mise en- terre.
"Malheureusemcnt, dams la mutt du
% decembrc, nous elmes une tres forte
gelee qui tua tous mes plants jusqu aux
racincs. Ceux qui avaient etc donnes
aux editeurs du Mesehacebe, eprou-
weren't lc meme sort. J'ai en- ma pos.
session unc branche d'Eucalyptus, ayec
ses feuilles dessechees, ct une autrc
branche de Fun do ccs arbres, de Ia
grosscur de mon poiug. Cette branchc
a etc coupee verte ct sechee rombre.
81 vous 10 desirez. je yous enverrai ct
soumettrai 4 votre examen un morceau
dc Tune q. dc l'autrc.
"Par &C qui precedc. vous pouvez
jugcr que 10 Louisiana. bien que situee
sous Ia meme ligue isothcrme que ::Al.
geric, nest pas un climat tres sur pour
Ia culture do PEucalypte. J'espere
recevoir d'autres graines de NJ. Niche
let, ct 81 jc reussis 4 en- obtcnir quel.
qucs plants. je scrai hcureux do yous
en- envoyer un.
10 suis, Monsieur, avcc considera-
tion, votrc obeissant scrviteur
IA. -MIALARET."
(Neao Orleans Pieayunc.)
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gonnait 10 az Devenu IN obct de curiose
et dadmiraton il - fasait uimeme l'eet dun prince
qui voyage ncognito De temps temps penchait
ID portere atm de montrer braves gems
pour 10 vor il les saua de ID tete etait msjestueuse-
ment des gros pauvrcs pour pcu quon Zen cot
presss. il cut donnS 80 main baiser.
h dernere auberge Oh il sarreta II 20 plaignit du
service 10 linge eta grossier 10 vaissce ebrsches les
converts bossees II dlclara quc ell quit son chateau,
il vouat avoir desormas h baron, uns argentcre
de voyage LIE vim ui parut egalemsnt indgns do u ct
Il alut lui apporter queques boutees mses reserve
pour les sgrandes occasions s4eS st
En6n 10 chateau de Rovembourg montra lhorixon ses
avenues de sapns audesus desquclles apparaaen les
oits agus do tourees Bardanou 6t metre ID chaise
do posto pas atm do mienx jouir do % coup dc Nj
cette poussait dcs cris dadmtou Il vue des praries
daprees de deurcttes 10 notaire esmait demi.vox e
rapport des champs ct des bos "a mstrs TOPPER admra
qusQues chevaux qui galopaent dams les pAta1gcs. d
Bardanou seul gardat 10 silence. h vus des tourees
Dc Rovembourg nouvee prtoccupation venait do las
sailr demandat d aucun sitre netait atache "a
domaine. e oil pourat point fars appccr comte on
duo Do Rovembourg Ce aroit lui sembla mantcnan le
complement neccsaairs do position; sans ui, maire
Bardanou aurait toujous Fair dun bourgeois enrich Ia
fortune etat bonnie par eememc mails i nobleso sem.
blsit Indispensable pour Ia bicn porter.
Lc pcrruquicr en- etait Ia dc re6exon orsqus ar
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surveer es sctes de prise de possession Par ce moyen
il pourrat presenter Rovembourg dune maniere
veDable.
La feue du mare de poste trouva objection
On pareil arrangement Ellie demanda pas 81 10
Proverca ttachait son char de tromphe par on
par orgue ct ii ellie dsvat etre assocec de oie ou
settlement IN ornemsnt Sans soupcons .ous les
curs smpes ellie etait reconnaissance du souvenir de
Bardanou ct senait que son affection pour ui en- etat
accrue.
Ains que nous ayons dit lsnivrement du perruquier
fut dabord modere il avait besoin dhabtuer esprit
m changsment qui venat do soperer lui-mems await
psins croire. So nouvele position lui apparaissa
CONNIE reve qui tout ayant les apparences do ID
realite nous se an douts confns Mais mesure que b
chai Dc poste avanca b ceitude enrait de plus plus
dams esprt de Bardanou, et scntait vresse lu venr
chaque relais rs eons prenaisnt queque chose dc
plus artocraque Ses pensees dabod dams dc
ustes limites stchsppaent boutes dtgoime dor.
guei auxquses Ncstts prenat pas ards, es que h
noaire aist passer par egard pour ropaenos Do son
ncuveau client Ls brut Do 4venement qui vena den
schr Bardanou await agat Dc prochc proche es pos
lous 10 tsnsmsaisnt posllons ct lon rtpeais par
tout sur le passage do perruquisr
: -Voila h propnet1irc du domaine do Rovembourg
Dc m6me qu'on disait ~ temps do Chat botte:
-Voila l6quipage du marquis de Casabas.
Cbacun do ccs crs etait CONNIE IN coup dc vent qui
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LES MILE EFT UNE
CONNAISSANCES UTILES.
CL

Lc departement de ragriculture, 4
Washington, s'interesse beaucoup, COM
me on le vera par Ia lettrc suivante, d
introduction de Eucalyptus dams les
Etats du Sud:
"Departemcnt do l'agriculture.
Washington. 2 decembre 1871.
"Dr T.O. King, Nouvelle. Orleans.
"Cher monsieur,-J'ai lu avec
beaucoup d'attention votre communica.
ton au New Orleans Picayune, sur
10 production forestiere do fEUcALTr-
rUs GLoBuLus.
"Ce departcment s'occupe depuis
queIque temps De cette plante ct de
son introduction dams les E.a.s du Sud:
mais, jus9u'au printemps deruier, il Ia
pas eu 10 moyen den operer Ia propa-
cation, ct, apjourd'hui encore, il ne
possede que quelques plants suffisam-
ment avances pour pouvoir etre trans.
portes. Toutefois, j'ai invite 10 surin-
tendant dcs jardins 4 vous en- adresser
quclques specimens par 10 poste, ct je
joins un paquet do graines d'Eucalyp-
tus Globulus, rccues en- CO moment
dAustralic, ct que par consequent
vous pouvez regarder CONNIE fraichcs.
"Jc suis, Monsieur, votre obeissant
serviteur +. Warts, Commissaire. "
Voici une autre lettre qui ne man
guerra pas d'exciter beaucoup datten-
ton, car ellie rapporte &c qui q ete
fait en- Louisiana, ct donne lidee des
resultats qu'on pcut attendre dams des
conditions favorables
"St-Jean-B -Baptiste. 25 novembre 1871.
"Dr 70. King, vis.president do
FAcademis des Sciences de Ia
Noxyslle- O,l<ans.
Monsieur, lu avec 10 plus
grand interet votre importante commu-
nication, ,publiee dams le Neao Orleans
Picayuns du 19 de co mois, au sujet de
l'Eucalyptus. Pcrmettez. moi do vous
faire connaitrc les resultats de mon
experience sur 10 culture do Get arbre.
L'historien J. Michelet, mon beau.
frere, m'envoya. il y q quatre ans, IN
paquet de graines d'Eucalyptus Clio.
bulus. La plupart dc ces graines furent
semees en- automne, avec tres peu de
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rverent ID porto du chateau Ncette propos 40 dcscou.
dro mais Bardanou enat cnrcr on mairc dams "A nou
vclie demeure II faut attendre QUO 10 concierge du
etait absent vint ouvrr grille devant Ia chaise do poe
qu penetra dams h dhonnour au trot des cbeyauy
avec grand bruit de ouos ct do grcots Bardanou ayt
appris du garden quo les hommcs daarss do FrnuHo
ne devaicnt aryer one 10 surcndemaD mas quo Il niece
DO Pancicn propretaire Mmc do Randoux Iait "a chs
tcau.
Oce-ci ne tarda pas. efet, paraitrc % haut 4,
Pcrron oh ellie rccu 10 Provcnca avec to0te grace dune
femme do monde ct touo ID bonhome duna bourpcoisc
Nine do Randoux 4tait une ycuvo ds yinQt.ciuo ana
putdt agreeable que olc. mails do manioree Sl6cantes a.
dune conversation peinc do charmc. Eo y monlra
ment afabe pour Bardanou ct pour toots =
qaslle d entrer dams richie salon d9cor6 Il Luis
XIV esssss = =
Lc pcrruquior trouva 10 baron qulssava Do
queiques heures ct que eune lu presers eomd
N ancisn ani On servt des rafrachscmeu auxqueiss
Bardanou 6t honneur anncs dun propri1tars aai
usc Do o qui lui appartient Nine d Rlndoux proes
cnsuite dc sisitcr 10 domaine, ct t attccr
dams lequcl ce mopa 10 ProyeDca en- copacps d
Nicette et du baron
Bardanou nc 50 possedait plus; ois et loeil pexa
talent jasqu'au dtliro
EMiIr soUvEsTEz
La suite an pro4sain Hamfro) 4
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f..i,leion 81 alesrhaskhi !. IL l,asan.- Gearenr
DIRE ET FARE

n no await ensore III irait habitcr son chateau do Ro-
yenbosre II await toujou bsaso0sp am6 Oberhausberg
ouis, cosns Fnseais II - dewitt \ France.
II sua qsslques sluions ron prcjst d marriage avec
Nsss qui 1eouta SmsrveSs q Oscillations
dc - 6oaoaGnaaa hseAg ~f6
Cpssdash nosirs avsrti etait aeoouru a6u dudiquer
BardaDou ~ mssares su dsvait prendrs. L PREMIERE
Asoe avis ttait d parsir pear Rovsmbourg meme, Oh
dsvasnt = ouvsr rSsnis dams eueques oor toues les
posoa a noavsan psoprttairs pouva 6tre r9guIasee
Baraaaoa . toubs dassord e dtsla qu'il vouait =
saAss . reses lisstant Il mareha.d d Viz propoa
30 sAarabancs 4 . vgneroa son chsval pa Bsrdanou
Il ropsrcia ayee uu sourirs royal dams nsuyels po
tin. = posvais yoyager CONNIE le premier senu il
faat qss - arv6s Rovenbourg fnt % rappor svsc
% tsss; posr part i ttait audssas d parsss ,.s
~ nsis i dsvait > soenstss y! prgss ttabls rs
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