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HARVEY A. FuLLER.-This gentleman, whom
many OF our citizens will rccolcct as graduate
of Hillsdalc College Mich, blind man, who lee
turel n Sunday evening some months ago at the
Congregational church, in this city, on the An
tiquitics of Egypt, we believe. He is very en-
gaging speaker, and is ready to answer calls at
any place to lecture on Temperance or kindred
subjects, during the winter His present address
| is Seneca Ill.
We are reminded of Mr.. Fuller by receiving
from him, through friend, Il copy Of very nca,
| little book, of which he is the author, entitled
"Trimsharp's Accounto Of Himself" The author
gives a brief sketch Of his lfc-how he bccam,
| blind-and how the blind are cducatcd,.- tt
which is added II collection of pornis written 10y
himself The book is very pleasant reading
! throughout and some OF the little poems show
poetic talent of a high order.
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The Carlists, on the Sth, claimed to have
won a great victory over the republican
troops at Miranda del Arga, in Navarro. Gen.
Mariones, they said, was MORALLY wounded
and taken prisoner by the Carlists, with forty
other officers, and Gen Rivera was killed.
The government contradicts the story in toto,
claiming to have received dispatches both
from Mariones and Rivera since the reported
battle, the former claiming that he was en-.
camped on the ground occupied two days be
fore by the Carlists.
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willing to taho aomothiug for wliicl, lle gayo
noth!ng, ahd who could mako tho ral1ronla TO-
lsove ho had somo " inIluoiloo," commercial, po-
!tlcal, aocia1, or what not to uso for or against
'hom will all l,avo to pay their why. or stay ut
home. Tho railroads cannot fail to DO i,nmedt-
asoly anl greatly bono1tol by bcing reIioved
Of tho burden Of those nouf'icauts. When nil
ray, thoy cau at1ord to carry oil at II
lower rnto tl,an when part had to
10 charged with tho cost Of carryiug tho
wloto Tho reform III but MI net of uinplo
Justice to tho pooplo. Thoy wore Justly impa-
tiont Of tho old s5Atoni. With paying thoir orn
WY, they saw hbout them moro favored but not
more deserving porsonp. presenting passca, for
which their OWL paid tic1sets wore to roltnou:ae
The Company. Dsa,l.loadism has bccn 1t, t1utl
moro Of grievance to the general travelling pu-
liz ttau to tho Companies Tllo abolition Of tho
systonp, thus far, III ono If thu reforms brought
about by tho uprising Of Tho agricultural classos
against railroad abuses, and though uot perhaps
The most important ono Ind lit Wow, il certainly
u honuticinl Que.
, 1873-12-14
A DAY At OXFOnD.---lI.

NJ PROF. WILLIAM MATHEWS, or THE UNIVERSITY
OF CHICAGO.
Leaving Christ Church. We visited college af-
ter college, which wn found to diffor in detail,
bat all agreeing in their general plan, and pro-
Henting something to ehayu or surprise the
traveller. Stopping out Of tho busy streets, s,-far
in thisrospccs tho city contrasts with Cambridge,
Which has more quiet, 8eholastic air,-you go
through oil arohod gateway. and at once 1ud
yourself enjoying tho beautiful law.la, the trees.
Ivy, flowers. and fountains OF quadrangle. No
persou with Il spark Of enthusiasm or love for
the picturasquo nn1 beautiful, vino las once
secn
TlIEBE VENERABLE PILES,
can eyor forget tho impression made on him by
their cool o!osters, whose payomauts arc tho
tomhstonos Of departed wortAios their statues
Of Kings, Quoo.s, mud ',encfactors their quaint
and Erotesque gargoylos their libraries tliloa
with tho ra,est books and manuscripts their
chapols, adoruod with thu monuments Of tho
mighty men who hava maids England the home
q! rractlom, lctturs, and the arts; thoir vaultod
roofs; their lofty columns tho spopdors Of
their pailtod Windows tint blaze like sparkling
iowe!y in tho aunliGht and, II he has been 30
fortuato as to oujoy general Wow OF Oxiord's
RiCrlCH IRON tAe Euul u tuc 4t4uCl!ua llDIaTY
or tho towor Of New Gullogo, ho must 10 tnado
OF srorlor stuff thun leBh aud blood If ho Laa
not cried ont with Wordsworth,
Ye Brrea Of Oxford! d0u1eH and towers!
GnrdonH aud groycs Your presence oyerpowers
ThB .o5erneBs ol reAson.
Near by Christ Cnurel, Ia
PEMBROKE COLLEGE,
once tho most Of thoBo "Hingiug BIRDS" Deau-
mont, Haywood, and shenssono, aud tho Alma
Mater Of tho ooqueut George Whitfield aud the
sturdy john rym. Hoso thatqualnt old fantast,
Sir Thomas Evowpo, studied aud hero, oyer
the gateway, on tho eocoud loor, roomed heroiu
salnuel johnson. comnonor, "poor ns tho
poorest, proud as tle proulest;" 30 poor
that he hnd but ono patr Of slioos, md those 30
old that l,ts foot popped through tl!om,-ao
proud that, when new pair was plaeoa by q
gontla,uan's orloroutsilo Of htB door, In ind!g-
nantly dung thom out Of tAa window. 1n-
digonco drove johnson away, long before tho
Usual timo, from po1lbroko; but, though Steep
eli in poverty to tho lips, ho read, as Ao said,
"solidly," while there, aud always regarded hls
, 1873-12-14

Hof and husband WINS very orcditablo to hor
charity, hut waa severely md cruelty puninllod
Evou Eldrl'!go was forced to admit that, In
tho interview ho lad with hor ut hor
l'ouso, hor whole conduct md department
wns TINT Of h vir!uo1s md diynillel lady. s.lo
was ovtdontIy WASTING aympnthy 'upou ucoun-
arel who wae nbuslug llor conl1once and loadny
her OIL in private correspondence to tho oxpros-
Bon Of feelings which ho inteuded to coin iuto
money. II tho fellow liyod in Delaware lio
would yet his deserts in tho form, Of thilsy-nine
IaYhcg.
, 1873-12-14

Tle recent English project Of wsddlng.glft
to the Emperor Of China, to take the form Of
q allort railway with set Of carriages and looo-
motives, has been abandoned. When tie oifor
WA made to tho Emperor, tho reply came from
his SECRETARY substantially aa folloSss "china
not havInB yet introduced d railway systou1, tho
Emperor could not receive aucA presents as tho
Committoo propose to Offer, and, therefore, tho
presolss are to DO doclnod in advance, to obyiato
tho unpIeasantpeas that might a1lae upon their
, 1873-12-14

thehoarsocry Of fwar--war' untior cortaIn ctroum-
atancos." What osllor otYoct eau tliiB 1avo (pro-
pttniig that 1t las my ofroct at ally but to stir
mp bad blood antl Hot mon to cutting oach 9th
er's throata without oa,1so? This Hort OF tals
may lo very wo!l for tho hero Of Fort piilow, Or
any othor unemployed butcher but whom 1t
cuu,ca from profeaacd follower Of Ioslls Of
Nazareth, l,o ought to be expelled incontuontly
frum tho Christian communion,
, 1873-12-14

st. Louis Is IN on.inontly QUOT and peaceable
town. Not having had tho opportunity to enjoy
the rrizo.tiGht which hal been arranged, tho
people have gone to knocking oacll other down.
'rhe suit against tho Chief Of Police, whiol, is
now ponding, has giyou rlsc to throe ghta, Or, "a
the vt. Louis people pleasantly call them, "por-
aonal oucountors." Ono Of tho counsel in tho
case was knocked down tho other day by q
gambler. Tho noxt day, Alr. Garosche, ono OF
Tho attorneys for tho Chief Of Police, knocked
tho Lioutenant- Governor down for calling him
liar, aud within tweuty.four hours nIr. Gareuollo
waB knocked into gutter and soundly whipped
by 4 i,acknaan, because Garcsollo called him
Boalper III court. Now, Garosclle threatens to
uhoot tho lavknan, whom he finds him. Nlco,
quiet town, tint st. Louiu!
, 1873-12-14
TIE REV. MR. HEPW0l&TH as 4 Fill
BuGTEH


meeting was held iu New York on Friday
evening to blow q little Lie iuto the expiring
embcrs Of public anmosity toward SPUN. The
first epeaaer was tho Rev. G. II. Hcpworth. WHO
recently made sou,o eommolion in religious
circles by loaving the Unitarian Church to join
tho Euiscopaian. Alr. Hopworth is reported
Us having declared himself for war. The
language attributed to linn il that s'We have
nado our first demand OIL Spain; Hecoud one
ought to be sent, not by telegraph, nor yet by
mail, but under certain circumstances inside q
bomb-shol." Tho circumstances under which the
telegraph and tho mail aro not statod, and it
is undoubtedly true that circumstances might
exist which would warrant such proceeding.
In order to judge Of tho proprety, respectabil.ty
aud decency Of Mr: Hepworth's appoaranco OIL
the stump with war speech ln his mouth,
and net 81 they might bc.
When Peter drew sword and amote OF the
High Priests servants ear, his Master said:
Put up thy sword into its place. Thoy who
tato tho sword shall perish by tho sword. On
another memorable OCCASION He said !: Blessed
aro tile peacemakcrs. for they shall bo ca!lod tho
! children Of God. It must be admitted that
Christian nations, Christian paople. and tho
Christian clergy lavo improved upon tho tcact-
lnGs OF Him whom they profess to folluw, in the
use Of tho sword In pont Of fact. thoro IL ouly
Que Christian soct whic!. seokB to put
.sF 1k,unk
that boLalf Tho quakers profess to bolieve
thnt what Christ taught on this subject is'really
good doctrine. All other scots, from Ronan
Catholics to Independents, either ignore aud
spurn tloso teachiugH utterly, or l'at them III
practice only when their viows Of solf-intorost
harpon to harmonizo with tho'n. 1t may we'll
be doubted whother tito cus,ae Of Pence has
acquired any considerable strength Ai.l con-
aidoruliun IN tho world by virtue of tho
p}ecopts anh example ol the Prince OF
Peace. When Uhristups are Inclined to
reuco they can luotu wlat Christ aHd.
with satisfaction aud junction.; but when
they are inclined to war they neyor stop OIL NO.
count Of anything that Christ Gail Or dld. The
ea,lsu Of poaco llnA gained much IN the lust
tury. We have now no religious wars. and wo
have fowar wars than formerly for tho nc1uBi-
ton Of territory. Tho costs ind suffering
Which war entails tend to tho promotion Ut peaeep
Whatever progress mankind has made 10 tho
blossed ern whom thore shall hn no more war las
hoa due to llarsh and tlrendlul experience of itB
evi!s.
Whit, now, arc the circumstances under which
tho Rev Mr.. 1topwortA talks OF sending moa.
sagos to spaln in tho form Of bomb-aAolls2 Tho
Governments Of tho two countries bavo signed
protocol, or preliminary treaty, stipu)attns that
each Government shall do certain things aud
tAut when these thinga aro done tho atnleahlo
relations OF tho two countries shall DO resumed.
stopa lays already been taken to carry into oroes
tho to,ms Of tho protocol, Hereupon olorgy~
manof an Important religious denomination raises
, 1873-12-14

being ro]octcd on arrival" Tie Chinese En-
poror is evidently determined not to 10 forced
out OF hs own paco in tnaking reforms, not oyen
by such handsome wolding.prosont as M
etluiprnd railroad. Who but Chinese 1s,nporor,
however, woulu layo thu fortttule to lcoline a
gift OF thiB sort +?
, 1873-12-14

Our thanks aro due to tho State Grange for
furnishing a certificate that TIE CHICAGO TR1n-
uSE is tho only paper that las tho nowa. Also
to tho chicngo Times fol publishing tho GER
tticato.
, 1873-12-14
ANOTHER WAREHOUSE REFORM.

Tho Directors Of tho Donrd Of Tralo arc now
considering tile proprioty Of requesting, or ro.
curing, tho propriesors Of our grain elevators
to give sufficient bonds for tho redemption Of
tho grim receipts Issued by tllom It IL unlcr-
stood TINT sovcral Of tho wnrehousenlus have
alrendy Higuiiioa their Willingness 10 give tho
1oquircd security for tho faithful performance
Of .hoir contracts to doliver grain whou called
for by tho ownore Of tho property.
II Is probable, therefore, that but iittlo s1ihl.
Guilty will bo encountered In tho effort TO induce
oil tho warehousemon to comply NTH the request.
especially as those gentlemen caul,ot hut rocog.
nizo the faot that such action IL necessary to
tho wolfaro Of tho gram trade Of our city. It
III we'll known in commercial clrcleu that for
aome titno past Homo graln'recefptB have
been looked upon with disfayor both by
operators and mouey-le,ders. because tho
parties issuing them arc 1lnancally oln-
barrassed. Tho fact that these gentlemen aro
in difficulties does not provo that thoir receipts
will not be honorod on presentation; indeed,
there IL roason to booyo tllat thoy laayo OIL hand
ull the grain that thoy caim to have. But, 10
long as the business public havo no guarantee,
beyond tho ownership Of so much paper, there
is necessarily want OF confidence; mud hence
arise the determinations referred to.
1t is all the more necessary that such guarantee
should be furnished, Bince. owing to the peculiar
character Of the grain trade in this CITY, tho dis
trust atlccts tho receipts issued by al houses,-
though tho receipts of ncarly all arc known to
be az good as groenbacks. So long as tho dis
credited papor is allowed to papu as Irregular
deliverable on coutracts), buyers Of grain, or
lenders Of money Oh gralr.p.per us col
laterat lind it almost impossible to avoid
taking those receipts. aud in all the
more liberal proportion to the whole,
us tho holders Of that paper always sort 1t ol,t,
and get rid Of it ms soou as possible. Tic con-
sequences Of this mistrust aro felt in dlmin-
ishcd volume Of cash transactions and greater
difficulty III borrowing money on grain-paper
than would otherwise 10 the case. This involves
lower prices for tho property, and consequently
q 1esscued profit to tile farn,or On tho grain ho
may sond Lero for ea1o while such doubt ex'sts.
or course, 1t will be understood thas the
Goard Of Trade, as m organization, has no powor
to compel tie warcLouscmon to file tho required
bonds; but it has tho power to refuse to 1ocog-
nizo us Irregular" the receipts issued by firms
who do not comply with tho request, The con-
sequence Of this step would bo to create oven
greater discrimination than now exists, and
causo q matorial falling or in the receipts aud
storage charges Of the firms failing to giyo the
required bonds. Their unwillngness to giyo So
curi.y would 10 generally construed to moan
that thoy were unable to furnish it.
, 1873-12-14

ACADEMY OF Mus1C-ElAlsed street, hetwocn Mad
!sen anti Munrts EnKnKcnent Of tho l4t1tn Ta1Mlsn1
hn!lsauuo Troupe. 8 1lun Deard and Vho Uoaihpi
, 1873-12-14

GLOnE Observation-Disclosures strrct, between Mind
tGn a aaa W9,ninX1on. Enlargement Vi aasn Turok
, 1873-12-14

II. E. CHURCH LIICTUNE.ROOM- Corner. Clark
And WashK. ernut.. Lecture by tfetau Massey.
Subi,ot: - Way Diun't God Kill tho DusilY Or, Tlc
0r1xm Ut Evil ~
, 1873-12-14

oMYEns' 0rEnA.ilousE hienrof strcet, hotMesn
iuus4elnll." MtllEtteisy nnd ranlloaitics.
, 1873-12-14

IIOOLEY'S TlIlsATRE--1andoIrtl stroot bctyoon
0lHth and ,;LasSllc. Grand English Opora.Truupo.
, 1873-12-14

xMYlUKEKs T11EAT1lE-A Madison streot, between
0ohrl.utn and 6.1ta. Engagement OF Lottn, Xtu.
y Point iYnuv ligltn
, 1873-12-14

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