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The January NppincoH0pens with well-writ-
ten paper the Construction Of Iron Bridges" giving
many historical details and practical descriptions Of
great interest In that branch OF technology The article
sabundany illustrated and presents much information
not easily found In n collective form where sec
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is another agreeable bit OF foreign travel
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couple respectively illustrating American and English
manners abroad Here Is the tabeau OF our American
friend. THE day following my arrival in Forenss
went out to look for lodgings, which had the good
fortune to find Immediately. secured the btst looked
at. They were n the Bcfao ss a6JsoT. in ecsS pro1
Unity TO the Piazza del orahduca, now Della slgnors.
was passing thiA SQUARE, thinking OF my good luck In
nding nlShe for the Winter when, much to my sur
>frse, s5me aceosted In English. Think OF my
tsmay at seeing OF the irrepressbe Paris bores
had fed from. He in Florence before NE, having
come by different roue and neither OF had know,
ANYTHING about the others intention ti~/lult
Paris lie asked at once Were L
was stopping and I told him ut 'tAe Hotel
La Fontana not deemng 1t NECESSARY 10 add thatI
then Oh my way there 10 pick up my ,ayelngbag and
nay my bill AsheiwaA doing Florence in about three
DAYS he never found mo out The next heard OF him
he was 'ldoing' Rome This American pridcl himself ON
hls knowledge Of Italian; aud day IN restaurant
yshng for caullower tcdpOiD dOre be astonshod the
waiter by calling for horse. Cdpdilo he roared Por-
ts me oasaIlop CardiiO repeated the waiter, with
the Characteristic Italian shrug. Non 81 maa0ia u,
Ia signore' 90 Is not eaten in Italy. signore) Then
followed more e. ecrabo Italian and the waiter brought
him something which elected Non rolo non soioP Il
aa nv fratl and
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The HfSt paper III Tue CdUOtc " ora IL Hu
interesting sketch of Count de Montalember from per
sonal observation, with abstract OF Mrs Olphant'
memoir of that chivarous "son Of tho Crusaders"
he called in the title Of the article. At the Shrine
a poem and "a Christmas Recognition" story, ap
propriate TO the season. "a Retrospect OF the Year
1877 utters lie usual melancholy wall the outlook
OF modern society. And now, passing from the Old
look TO the new not without anxiety. The against
the church, in reality against the rights OF man. the
freedom Of conscience, commenced in Germany, has
spread thence to Italy, Switzerland. and Spain, and,
der the form Of educational question wider and fur
ther st If Catholics would save tho souls OF their
children and OF their chidron's children from the n-
deity and the moral decay which We see around Us,
even IN this free breathing atmosphere they must be
firm and united In their resistance to the encrOaebment
of the State where States possess rightsOver the
dictates OF conscience. The uprse of labor against capt
tai which was the real Of the first French Reyo-
luton aud its mad excuses, have already touched
up0n should be deep OF anxiety aud care 10
true Statesmen. War looms the European horizon,
gathers In client thunderclOuds all around. fash 10
enough to klnde the combustion and make the thunder
speak Who shall say when whence it comesi Eu-
rope is arming and We have good authority for saying
that the next will rage over hall a century -
Bismarck himself For the church we foresee an in
crease OF bitter and severe trials We only appeal
10 that enlightenment which the age vaits TO It's com
mon sense and fairness TO allow tho freedom
IN our own worship which they, II they possess any,
claim for themselves Public opinion is, to great OK
tent the lever OF the age We must work at that until
we shame INTO powerful and persistent action to re-
move and overthrow the mountain OF intolerance big
otry, and opposition, which rulers, who neither
Protestant Catholic raising up in order to
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The ERIE BUILDING BEsIEGED.


The Crowd Of Roushs In the Interest Of
Gould Encamped ON Their Arms-Thrse
Aggressive Movements Repulsed.
The Erie building last night was garrisoned by
about thirty resolute civilians and one hundred
sturdy policemen, the latter under the command OF
Captain Petty.
Below, on the sidewalk near the entrance, small
crowd of rough-looKing individuals was gathered.
The forces OF the beseged however, were in greater
numbers In the vestibule OF The offices on the second
floor, In the Hobbies and on the stairs. Sentinels
were mounted ut each door or passage. who pre-
tended to have authority from Mr.. Archer and
sought TO impress iG upon the policemen, who
seemed much bewildered as to whom they were
bound to obey. 7-.,
The scene In the marbe-tlled vestbule OF the
Omces Was very peculiar, picturesque anu inseresC
Ing. There were encamped the legIOns OF the
enemy, numbering ABOUT one hundred, VINO mad
advanced thus lar aud no farther In sh0 SIEGE ~
seems that the authority OF MIR. Archer was n0t
great enough TO exclude them from the Dulluln8
altogether, alLn0ugn the CITADEL that Ii the prosl.
dental Offices, was guarded so strongly ana
carefully that no partlsans OF Gould were el0weo
an entrance. the rouehs who were mars siNus
IN readiness for any daring attempt upon the strong.
hold-periectly noncnalent In regard TO everytnnG
while they were awaiting the battle sgnal Q! tnoir
eaders-rep0sed themselves in all sorts oil attuoes
braces oil slumber IA calmly as any warrior
bivouacked on the neld. The more active OF them
Kept vieilant sentry while the others slept.
Mr.. Gould remained IN his room. at the head OF
was surrounded by q Jhrong OF hencnmen, VINO ao-
mltted none who were not or their spirit, anu a..
tempt to prevent the passage nom their lines 70
changed between him and Mr.. Arcner, who was
firm and unwearying In the precautions which he
took against the devices OF his opponent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-12
GOULD'S GUARDIAN ANGELS.

The Gang "protectinE the Property" mt the
Erie OHlccs-Kcs0's Quandary-Thc 4onghs
Remain--Policen aud Thieves Bivouack.
ing Together.
At the time when the more hopeful felt that tile
heat OF the day was over and night would settle
down upon the scene without any other incident
OF great import the two hundred and moro reckless
and unprincipled-lookin scoundrels-a gang worse
than ever endured the penitential pangs OF Sing
Sing-that had been retained in the neighborhood
Tor the work, swarmed up the stairs and into the
private onlces OF the directors, lounging on tile
handsome chairs and curslng in low tones while
they chewed and squrteJ tobacco juice over the
Brussels carpet Their presence was unexpected to
the new Board aud u gentleman, looking at the
human creatures that seemed thlrstlng for some.
b0dy's blood sent for superintendent Kelso and in
the presence OF several oificers said-
"Superintendent, there is o gang OF ruf1lans--the
worst ever seen-in these rooms. They nave NO
right here and should be put Out.D
81 can't put them out, General. They say they
are sent mere TO protect this pr0perty.n
protect the property Why, IL looks as II they
would sooner break open the doors that are closed.
as they are the toughest thieves ever saw.u -
Here Mr.. George o. Hall, q director, rushed up TO
superintendent kcs0 and said that lie wanted some
OF the officers to clear his rooms oil the gang, as ne
wanted them TO use. The superintendent marched
back 10 the handsomely appointed apartments OF
Colonei Hall. and In loud but not very severe tone
crieQ Quit