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GU B A..
Herald Special Report fr0sn
Havana.
Prominent Insurgents Killed-Thc Rebel
Cuerillas Surprised and Defeated
With Heavy Loss.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yoax asaM,.

HAVANA, April 20, 1877.
A telegram has been received from Captain
General Valmaseda, dated Santi Espgto
yesterday, in which 1t is stated that u
recent fight in which the column Castillo was
engaged Miguel Geronimo Gutierrez, Vice
President of the Cuban House of Represent
tivcs, and Miguel Valasco, quartermaster %
the rebel army, were both killed.
A major portion Of the rebel bands are
being driven across the military line OF Moron.
despatch from Santiago de Cuba, dated
to-day states that Colonel CANAL surprised :
rebel encampment near Cobrc, killing twenty
Of them. Five prisoners were taken, who
Were immediately shot.
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ALLEGED FORGERY IN NEWARK.

Louis Kuenzer, a Newark saloon Keeper, now
lying dangerously ill., is charged with having forged
the name OF his beneactress, woman named Mrs.
B. Ginal, TO a check for $3.50. The matter was
placed IN the hands OF Justice OF the Peace and q
Deputy Sheriff. but they are alleged to have used
moi only every effort TO hush the matter up. bur
also to be now covering the alleged offence by ar
ranging compromise.
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FROM LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD

LOUISVILLE, KY, April 90, 1871.
The Board OF Aldermen tonight unanimously
passed an ordinance subscribing sS15,oO0 to aid
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company in
extending is connection South by lease of the
Louisville and Decatur Railroad, anu TO purchase
an interest in the North and South Alabama Rail-
road. The ordinance Will be submitted TO the
people on the 9th or May instead OF the 6in.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARrMrNT, j
OFFICE OF THE CHEZ SlGSAL OFEiCER
WAsHI Notion, AprIl 22-7:}D 7. NJ.

i
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SlGSAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Aprli 22-73D p. NJ.
SynOogts fO,' TIE Iftst 1rehty.fOur H0urs.
The barometer continues falling steadily on the
California coast IL has also iaten decidedly mt
Rocky Mountain stations and in the Northern
States, with a rapid increase OF temperature. The
high pressure which advanced Friday night into the
Mississippi valley continues In the southeast and
extends to ONO. The light rain and clouds
OF Friday night have slowly passed from Lakes
Michigan ana Huron to the Eastern States. Clearing
mp weather Is now reported on Lake Erie. Fair and
clear weather has been generally experienced during
the day from Virginia, south ana westward
Probabilities.
II s probable that the barometer will continue to
fan on the Pacific coast ana may possibly bring rain
ON sunday. falling barometer, with cloudy
weather ana fresh WINDS. prop~oAc upper
lakes on Sunday Partially cloudy weather for the
Eastern States ana clear weather sourn OF Penpsyl-
vania and the ONO river.
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Fire in n Coal Wine.

PoTrsviLLE, Pa, April %, 1871.
The Hickory smart at ST. Clair, belonging to the
Hickory Coal Company. was discovered to be on fire
inside this morning. The mules and horses were
saved II is reported that II win be necessary to
flood the shaft. II Is impossible TO estimate the
loss, but 1t will be very heavy.
The latest reports state that the Ore originated
from spontaneous combustion. The mouth OF the
shaft has been blocked up and made alright. The
result Will be either the snothering OF the fire or
terrific explosion.
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at this point and had reached nearly the centre a
Seventh street. when suddenly large quantity or
earth fell-tne bank being about thirty feet high
upon three OF the colored laborers, John Boone,
Johnson Irwin and James Young. The digging out
process was commenced at once. when 1t was DIS
covered that Boone had been killed outright and
Irwin severely injured. Young was unhurt, although
he was completely buried for at least two hours.
Odd Fellows Annive rsary.
The nfty-sccond anniversary OF tine establishment
OF the order OF Odd Fellows In this country Will be
observed by the members here on Wednesday next as
day OF thanksgiving and extensive preparations
have been made for It. There will be procession,
ana orations Will be delivered at the National theatre.
PersonaI.
Postmaster Jones' of New York Is here on bust
ness connected with his ONCE. There seems to be
no foundation for the rumors that prevailed for
some time that Postmaster Jones was to ne removed
on account Of his supposed sympathy for Senator
Fenton.
George c. Rice, recently appointed special agent
of the Treasury Department. has been assigned to
duty IN Vermont.
W, ckiy Financial Statement.
The receipts OF fractional currency for the week
ending to-day amount to s7f2, 900. The shipments
were-Noes 1858 493; fractional currency, $685. 00
The rrcasurer holds trust security for
national bank circulation 1855 36o,i50 anu for
public deposits Sl5,7l6,5oo. National bank notes
IN acuta circulation at tins date $3l4, l55, 42o;
national gold bank notes III circulation, $40, 600.
Internal revenue receipts to-day, s@S0,S 500; grand
total for year, Slis 50s,si5.
Subscriptions to the new loan to-day, 100000.
Tbc Income Tax in massachusetts.
From the Boston Advertiser, April 22.I
The following letter from the Commissioner OF In
teral Revenue relates 10 The recent decision OF The
United States supreme Court, that the income tax
cannot be levied on the salaries OF State officers. 1t
simply shows that the subject Is receiving the atten
ton Of The Commissioner
TRFAsuRy DEPARTMENT., J
OFFICE Oh INTERNAL. REvENuE,y
H. NAsHtN.ToN, April ~, 1871 \
SlIs--The letter of Hon. Isaac Morse, Cambridge,
Mass, addressed 10 ;he ilh by
referred 10 has hecn received.
that lnine ary the decision
the United Stat & Court 10 the
nsrn applied through the once the General,
for copy OF the opinion OF the Court
1t would be furnished tn me In few Not having
RECEIVED II have this morning clerks
vancea copy OF 1t II possible As have received
shall take mp the claim OF Mr. Morse and all similar ones
and act upon them at Very respectfully.
A. PLEASONTON, Commits oner.
= Hon h. r. BUTLFH, NJ. o.. House OF Representatives
Washington, u. g.
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All Offensive Positions Held by the
Government Forces.
FORT vALERIEN UNINJURED
Reported Occupation Of st. Denis by the
Army Of Versailles.
Arrival Of Ducrot With 40, 900
Imperial Soldiers.
TEltGRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


From our special correspondent at Ver-
sailles we have received intelligence Of the sit
uation around Paris as seen from the govern
ment side. The despatch is as follows
VERSAILLES, Friday Evening,
Via BoULoGNE, April 90, 1871
Yesterday Deputy Brunet of the National
Assembly, made proposition during the ses-
sion to treat with the Communal insurgents of
Paris. His motion was received with shouts
OF dcrsion and was rejected almost unani-
monsly.
SETTLING THE WAR INDEMNITY.
The French Minister Of Finance has returned
from Poissy, where he had been for the pur-
pose of settling for the war indemnity with the
Germans.
vALRRIEN UNINJURED.
There is NO truth in the statement that Fort
Mont Vaerien has been preached. l can state
from personal observation that not one shot or
shell from the insurgent batteries has reached
near the glacs and not one inch of the wall
has been broken.
REINFoRcEMENTs.
General Ducrot has arrived at Versailles
with 20, 600 men of the imperial army, and
still larger force of the same army is en-
route to reinforce the troops operating against
Paris.
There will be no firing on the west side Of
Paris tomorrow, truce having been agreed
upon. to allow the inhabitants Of Neully and
the adjacent villages exposed to the lombard
ment to leave for safer localities.
CAPTURES IN THE FIKLD.
The bombardment at Forts Vanvres and
Issy will be resumed with greater vigor to-
morrow Saturday., when the grand attack
begins in earnest, all preparations to storm
the positions held by the insurgents having
been completed.
Four pieces Of artillery, red flag and
forty prisoners TAKEN from the COMMUNISTS
have been brought into Versailles.
NenilIy on Firc-A Battle Immincnt-An Of
fcnsive Positions Held by the Government
Forces-- THEIRS with the Wounded-Decora.
lions for soldiers.
VERSAILLES, April %, 1871.
The town of Nenilly has been set on fire by
sheels and is now burning.
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SINGULAR CASE Or DROWNING.

Patrick Lyon, an inmate OF the New Jersey Sol
diers' Home at Newark, was found drowned yester-
day morning under peculiar circumstances. His
body was found floating in a pond on the Home
property The last seen OF him alive was on the l5tn
inst aud then he was intoxicated. Whether he fell
An or committed suicide Is nof known. During The
war he served in the Eighth New Jersey regiment.
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TELEcaApHlC NEWS ITEMS.

named Arson hung himself yesterday Fort
Dodge, Iowa.
A stage attacked bv the Indians the 10Th inst,
sAtydve miles of Tucson, Arizona, the driver killed
and horribly mutnated, the stage burned and mail de-
stroyed.
The vicinity of Des Moines, Iowa, visited by heavy
frost Friday night destroying ali prospects OF the fruit
Track laying Northern Pacific Railroad progresses
OF mile per day. and nd men
employed on the construction oil the work.
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A CAPE COP, MASS, ELopEMENr EXCITEMENT. -
The Cape cod Gazette says q sensation was created
In the quiet village OF Cedar swamp, Plymouth, by
the recent clopement OF the wife OF Captain George
swift W Oh his brother, one-armed soldier. The
fugitive couple took with them the youngest child,
girl only eight months old and cash TO the amount
OF &125 Traudulently drawn from the Plymouth Saw
mgs Bank. The husband, on learning OF the eiope-
ment, LEFT his vessel, provided nome Tor ms two
remaining children ana pnosophIcaIy remarked
that his errant wife need give herself NO unesiness
~ he should not look her up.
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TELEGRAM 70 The NEW YORK HERALD.

FLORENCE, April %, 1871.
have just learned that her Royal HighneSs the
Princess Louise Of England, with her husband the
Marquis OF Lorn, have arrived in this city OH their
honeymoon tour.
They have come direct from London, and intend.
It is said to make brief round OF visits in the an
ccnL capital Of the Kingdom.
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TREASURY DEpARrxENr,
THE. STATE CAPITAL.

Legislative Republican Caucus rhe supply
Biil-Hemiih Of Senator Hnrpending.
ALBANY. n. Y, April %, 1871.
The Legislative Republican Caucus Committee
VIII meet here on Friday next To frame an address
to the republicans OF the state.
The Supply bill has not yet been signed and the
Governor having lett the city, VIII not he sign ed
until his return next Tuesday.
Senator lla,pendng hlS suffered 4 relapse ami Is
In a low condition this evening.
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A BATTLE IMMINENT.

BATTLE IMMINENT.
The news is unimportant A slight cannon
ade ia now in progress at the advanced posts.
A decisive battle Is imminent.
THEIRS VISITING TIE WOUNDED.
President Theirs has visited the wounded
government soldiers. A mutiny Is reported
to have occurred among the Communist
troops
ALL IMPORTANT POSITIONS HELD.
The Versailles army now hold all the
offensive positions from Chatillon south of
Paris to Gennevillers north of the capital,
and but short distance from ST. Denis.
RUMoRs DENIED.
There is no truth in the rumors of minis
terial notifications and supplementary cleo
tions to the Assembly.
DECORATIONS FOR SOLDIERS.
The official journal Of Versailles to-day
publishes large number of appointments to
the Legion of Honor, in order to eqnalize the
rewards granted to the Army Of the Rhine
with those Of Paris, the Loire and the North.
Generals Changarnier, Bourbaki, Cissey and
Bison are awarded Grand Crosses of the
Order.
TIE RENT QUESTION.
The Assembly has passed law providing
for the payment Of rents.
Reported Occupation of ST. Denis.
BRUSSELS, April %, 1871.
II is reported that portion of the Army OF
Versailles has occupied ST. Denis, and that
communication with Paris by the Northern
Railway is interrupted.
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INTERNAL BeVEkU: SEIZURES.

Deputy United States Marshal John G. Bailey, OF
Jersey city, took possession yesterday or the liquor
saloon OF Charles Grundner, at Bergen Point, and
arrested the proprietor. Charles brought before
Commissioner Mnirhcad and charged with selling
cigars IN boxes not stamped, AZ the law requires.
ani he was committed for examination.
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ST. LOUIS, April 90. 1871.
frc at Sedalia. No., last Saturday destroyed
property belonging to J. s. Staley Co. and others
valued from $50, 900 to $4,000 insured as follows:-
North American, $4,000: Security, $4,000: Lorillard
5000 Imperial OF London, $1,000; Germania OF
pool and London Globe, $4,000; Pacific of California
$4,000; Phoenix Of Brooklyn, $4,000; other insurance
cOmpanes $S,5OO.
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MEMPHIS RACES.

MEMPHIS, April %, 1871.
Fifty-two well known horses are already on the
course and more are expected for the spring meet
ing which commences Tuesday next.
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F I r ES

One-Han Of Farn'inSton NV. Val, Destroyed
by Fire.
WHEELING April %, 1871.
AT two O'Clock this morning nre broke out In q
carpenter shop In Pennington, about sixty-fvc
miles from Wheeling, on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. which destroyed fifteen dwellings, the
station house, pump house, warehouse, and mer-
chandise worth $1,000 the ticket and express offices
and their contents. The fire was caused by some
drunken men playing cards In the carpenter shop
aud dropping candle among the shavings. Abo u
half OF the town Is destroyed.
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rx.pRrsIpExr DAVIS RICHMOND REsIDEN g.-- Tie
,.JefT DAVIS Mansion in Richmond, has bees sascn
possession OF by tue board Of Education e4s1 MI
hereafter be known ~ "Ventral school,"
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ITALY.

A Royal Bridal Visit from England and
Lorn in the Ancient Capital
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Cancellation and win 60 to Versailles for that


Inns.ss Defensive observation-disclosures
nenss ON Friday-Murderous Fighting
CIussret Claims a succcss-Paris to be
Isolaled-Tke Commune Resigning Its
Powers.
PARIS, Friday Evening, April 81.
A barricade is in course OF erection under
the Arc dc Triomphe.
IMMENSE DEFENSIVE PREPARATIONS
The Commune is making immense and most
minute preparations for defence, raising en-
bankments and Notifications inside and out
side the ramparts and Fastening the manufao-
ture of ammunition.
THE FIGHTING ON FRIDAY.
Cannonading is incessant between Chchy
and Ncuilly, but the expected general attack
by the Versailles forces has not yet com
menced.
MURDEIOUs FIGHTING.
Other accounts declare that the fighting was
murderous, and say that the village of Cour-
celles, on the right bank of the Seine, be-
tween Neuilly and Clchy is filed with
wounded.
oLUsERET CLAIMS A SUCCESS.
In report made to the Commune to-day
General Cluserct claims to have repulsed the
Versailles army at all points.
PARIS TO BE ISOLATED.
Paris will shortly be completely isolated.
All communication with the provinces has
been already cut Off
SOMETHING RIDICULOUS.
A demonstration has been made by the
English democrats in Paris, at which resolu-
tions were adopted congratulating the Com
mune upon its success.
CLEARING OUT.
II is announced that Menotti Garibaldi will
at once return to ITALY,
TIE COMMUNE REsIaNING.
There are reports of serious disturbances
among the members of the Commune, and it
is said that the Commune has delegated its
powers to a committee of nine of its members
GOVERNMENT ACCOUNTS.
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Herald Special Reports from
Versailles.
~~.-~-,,-.>-s,.--~-->-~~>~>
Neuilly Set on Fire by the
Shells.
A GREAT BATTLE IMMINENT.
All Offensive Positions Held by the
Government Forces.
~-...>.. ~..>-.-,,~~>e~~~-
FORT VALERIEN UNINJURED
Reported Occupation of st. Denis by the
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THB RBDS' RDBDLLI0N.
Herald Special Reports from
Paris.
Immense Preparations to De-
fend the City.
,MURDER0US FIGHTING ON FRIDAY
CluSeret Claims to Have RepulSed the
Government Forces.
A DOUBLE ATTACK EXPECTED YESTERDAY
The Ramparts and Barricades at
Porte Maillot Destroyed.
The Prussians Preparing to Evac-
uate Fort Charenton.
RRIGnTTUL LOSSES OF THE INSURGENTS.
-,,~.,-~--,~
The Powers Of the Commune Delegated 10
C0mmiSSi n.
Communication With the Pro-
vinces Cut OFF.
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summer Schedule s. N'VNR.!K
", y.l.. Change Of sehedule.rg

II: ,.l.. Change Of Sehedule.,p...,,.
OFFICE NORTH CAROLINA q. q. Co;
CoNrAxY SuoPs. n. G., Juno 8 1871.
a Assa ass - Jxne i; is7i: TRAINS viii
be run over thiA! Road in 'Aoc6fdhhce, aitk tie
following ;; TIME TABLEis!:s 1poI
Trains Going. East. .Traips Vest
. Express. Nau,
ARRIVE. I.EAyE. ARnYvE. ,LExyK.
Cbariotte 2'5. 93 m l--'t.Sj ga. 10 p m
Salisbury 80Sam 8 IS am 20 p n ,6.aUp u,
Srnsb'o II VI m II .l3 m g. rs p M: &35,p III
CoShopl2 10 p m !. .Q5 mi 9.6G b % l0.I8 !, q,
a1nsDfo 2N m SSp mt .S5 p NJ II 81 nj
na!eagh ODD m - - Az IA 2:AB m
Goldsboro rLQk H@l,Grr la7.20 q mI~,.5i
I. ITa3ns goirs Esht. rs sTrains Kfst.
Shatiotte?. 16 I'm BOO pm II
5aiisb'ry 4.S2 am a M 4 nil 61Y pm 6.20 m
Gr,nsbo !25a NJ I! l. 50 IN Flo p m 2.20 NJ
CO Shop IL, 81 m Ia. 03 N II B. 80 o m u so Q m
Hf!lsbro10 OF p m 10. Goa M, IT or L ID II 10 M
Ee!e1Rh 6bS pm 80 MI .Aa' 16.4E,A III
Go!dab'o " - Y.00p nj .,,,,.1 s...s,i7:
juno @ ". H.. GREEN Maa. Jraps.
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was gathering greatness and building mp:
fame aud fortune for his Successors ~
Still mora pitiab1e, il possible. ,is tho
case Of him who, having no sep ct glory,
in which to swim, like Woolseys and NO
descenda on whom to bequeath his
gains, whether well OF. i'll gotten, finds
himself, at 'life's close, Ionely--so lonely
that oupfdity hovers over bis death: bed,
while nurse and undertaken are people
most concerned about his interment, and
eaoh OF them, with other funeral ,vul-
tures, is only anxious to fnthom the dead
mans pockets. and secure the forcibly
abandoned gold Of the defnnot old baohe-
lor. All, how wise he used to thiuk
MED his craving spirit the comforts Of
home and independence. as he doomed
these would infringe on personal means,
or what he, in his fatal halluoinAtion,
deemed to be his interest. Dnt now the
game Of life is up. He hud aimed. all
his life long, TO be ut case. Surely his
death was o comfortable thing. They
,quarreled over his wardrobe, threw his
cherished books into u garret and gloated
over his poor ,remnins Ike the jaclal OF
the wilderness.
There is waste in life and bitter waste
in denth; but the true Christian philoso-
pher uses, without abusing, the good
gifts of Providence. II prosperous, he
is glad to share such prosperity with
those whom interest does not attach to
him; if clouds and darkness come, he
6ndH in the resources OF love, which
wealth cannot purchase, resource
worth oil the vain reputation OF worldly
wealth, all the idle adulation of syco-
plants, and MI tho f-complacency
which long deludes but abandons him in
that dark hour when closing time hides
its tickle face in tho changeless day OF
eternity. No wealth is needed in the
azure courts Of Heaven. But pure
spirits walk through its streets Of beaten
gold and clap their white wings on its
crystal battlomente.
Ne,o Orleans Times.
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There Id much waste in life-Yasie OF
health; energy, hopo and diligence.
Perhaps, of all foolish and confident
people. the man who nmasses wealth by
Hsif.dehial. gripping instability ind y re-.
morse!ess exnction, plays the worst game.
and waates his vitality to the least pnr-
pose. Such a man may die possessed Of
large estates; what then? He onn carry
nothing with him. His weeping widow
tsupposing him a married many will, in
duo time. transfer her person and for
tune to another, or waste his painfully
gathered means in tho attempt to supply
his place by new adorer. His children,
tshould he be blest With any,) too young
TO appreeiate the valno Of possession,
Will reoklessfy spend that which years
were sqpandered in boarding.
Could many q :sheeted corpse; Injured
Ia earta' III Its ghastly and care.seamed
visage from Its dismal resting placeAtlid
sentence Htill inform that worIdiv mind
whose struggles after wealth tieepenel
many hne. and Scared with many =
seam, lint woesatam ped (; faca-how il
would wither ID agony on beholdipa The
a0as9 ot long aud nntiring diligence.
~ have brought together pile OF
yellow dust, which men call oold-tha
sovereign lrnler hof Jthes tniysrae.I One
scheme after another, we'll digested. and
ably executed, procured me thia goot1iv
riches. Now ye despoil me, dead, of nv
living crown. Yeewere my inheritors
but all my: painH. and dogged indnstry
only served to furnish yon tho means Of
'0aste." Best! perturhed spirit; yet :thy
ndmonitions may read us uaefui ,iessons.
A pletborfo purse is often indicative
OF hungry and starving soul, Cardi-
nal. WOolsey, one OF the dreariest speci.
mems OF baked ambition, coupled with
gigantic intellectand consnnmste policy.
takes graphic md luminous survey OF
Ills departing: greatness. and the false
premises on which that imposing super.
structure was ,reared, when he sorrow:
fully e1claims: n.Had I bnt served nv
God with half. the zeal I served INV
King, He would not, in mine oge. have.
lett ne naked to my enem ies." &.
:, Henry the Eighth was p stern and des.
potic sovereign. but there il a tyrant
more to he dreaded then he. sr ings,d
Zoe, who perveses lfe's noblsst: aims to
love OF gain, tie leprosy ,of the:: mind,
which calls for gold, C.. stay ita orueI i'm
portnnities. As, .Patriek ,Henry .oritM
out, IN the great uphesving OF. ,hia brave
spirit, Give mo liberty, or 'eive ME
death, 30 this foul Aend. of avatica occn-
Pies mans, dpy :dEsam and his nightly
thought till the hickering lamp Of .exis.
tence, going ont in dark ness; he finds too
'ia.e a the miserable deception wi1oli in
oaoela nm to believe, that. With gold, he-
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The claim is made in behalf of the
Jews that they are the most temperate
people in the world, and certain it is
that we seldom hear Of drunken Israel.
ite. And it is urged that it is owing to
their temperate habits that they, Rs Il
class. are so healthy and long-lived.