, 1874-06-20
FAMILIAR TALK,

Thoy nro all gentlemen OF unusually rofluod
manners aud luxurious l,abita. Thew noyor 20
abroad without carriage, md nro always attirod
I'll fau1sloss costume. by uniting tasto md tact
with Enthusiastically, thoy nro rapidly building
upcnyiablo ropusationaRnd fortunes. Is tnosouot
lesson for Ladies' In tiioir Career? It Ia lltt!o
curious that. wh!o women are ventufing into
yocHtIona hitherto monopeolized by The stonyor
sox, men should turn tho tabloH upon them, md,
tnkinE up tradea which haye 1,ceii doomed thoir
exclusive pserogasiyos, quickly coin wealth and
fnm" out Of t'le undertaking. Docs uot this
tend to show that there ia not 30 m!lcl.dsTereuco
| between tho masculine and tho feminine intellect
after NIL that tho great disparity notoil In thoir
inoltnattona, rtrR,tis, aud achievements tA moro
! tho result Of education than OF Mature !?
nooHEroRrB MARRIAGE.
a short timo boforo tho sentence of banIsh-
mont was executed In tho oane Of Honrt Roche
fort, he requested permission to visit tho mother
OF bis children, who waB then lying on her
doathpod. Tho woman WINS Of low birth, and
| possessed fow personal attractions hut sho was
| faithfnl to tho man she loved. and devotcl In
hor attachment to their offspring. The world
felt an emotion Of sympathy when 1t was an-
nounccd that. in this faroweil interview between
Rochofort and tho woman who had for yoara
! sustained tho cloache relation to him, ho had
gtvon her such comfort and restitution ID was In
n4n Po"oc ns Ma!rslaR hor' IL was m lncidont
r"Hnot ,s;,i iiisosy mpon wo.cn mon eouia
dit sinco tho caeane n Tnnhafort T"on, Mu' No,
! Caledonia, ho has, by his own voluntary
disclosure, diapoled whatever hnlo Of purity
the nuptial bonodotion," ho declared, and l
could no moro rofuBo her tho satisfaction she
asked than l could havo refused llor n cashmere-
nhawl. Recauae she was Aick, I made tho Baori-
manly fmnllHo in 1ia own bronst which tri him
TO this iato net OF repatriation, whereby tho con-
stant, though humble, companion Of = lifotimo
"aa raised from degradation to tho dignity Of
wlfeho9tt, and their cl'i!iron we're given lawful
namo hut It. WAS Bacrifco Of masculine PRIDE
or Of sincerity, 10 prononnoinE VOWS which lis
heart bolied N. 1soclefort Inns r1idely severed
hls one claim to kind thonght from mankind
bv ttlis contessson. The time IL suroy approach
r not wisely. but too well" M much OF blight
On tue nnmo OF man as Of woman.
THE nn1T1au JOCKEY CLUB.
Tho Jocacy Club In ono of tin noat e4c,us,vo
o,a ,rt.t,,o..,,o -, H., na:,',s
wv ,unt''uso''a ~ sno otlan A'ng
ooH. iAo privilege OF membership IL as much
sought by tho sportsman as Ia tho Ordor Of tho
Gartor tv tlle nohtnmnu nf 1onn and nroua
aoacent. Tho n,nb holds n. nnnuo1 aoa.;a,, ~
Nevmrrkot In t1,o month of Nav Nov,,o,or-
reporters arc excluded. and ,ts nrocoeaino, nro
| nnyer nrinto,1. The rnces which t,le n,aco IN.
| der the Datrnunrh 0f tina H1fth nfh hrf6 fhA
hnath mar No,mar,ot ut1,a boat rocino.rr,,,,,
! in England, Thu races ,,aol to ho M o4c1ua;vo
| as the Club oould render them, nova,tv md no.
| bitltv wore made welcome Int t,,o hottinr fra.
ternity were, ~ Tar as possible, procludeI from
attondanco. Tho large. old-fasllionod house
ME Man. tne enu OF 'ho main strent III
1Tfmto prnca heA Ra"ent a SUM nn1 In oGn,es nnEs
Of York-1naflo thoir heatiauortorH Vhsn
they cnmo down to witness tho run, Is still
poi1,ted out. III those good old times tlle ecions
Of Royalty would rumble down to Newmarket in
their Eit-ard. crimson coaches; but, ~ often as
not, Eos 10 gloro4sly drunk oyoF night as to be
| tue Hoath" for their nsc during tho co1rae
LattarlY tho rowdv eemout has invatlod Now
market. aud Admiral Rons, President Of tho
Club. and His follow Jockeys. find. to their dis
nuntHtn its elegant and exclusive aspect.
Tic Income Of tho Jockey Club IL I15 000.
Ihe loraes in trimming for tho Ascot, Dorby, md
| Chester Cup and Goodwooa courses, havo their
school Of the turf, whero \ process of natural
eo!ection goes OIL, the inferior Hteeda boing oin-
limited, ami! tho best onos put In order for Derby
and Ascot.
Gen. Santa ANN has returned to tho citv Of
Moxico aftor an ox;lo of ochtocn yo.ra m ;a
1I,;no. l., tho ,,1.,,,a.t ...,,s s:. 4Ao ~
..,s ~ w p'u'l'nt s'sie' I'll" loeeiSea guos's
"'@"ous GoAoAaoAJ' LIZ ~ AuH ~ yehTb ol AKG,
having boon born in 170B. His faoo Is full Of
wrinkles. and his raven hair has grown ecnotv.
vot ,a carraoa ID an ara.t aad ,,.s.;,1 s. a -,
,o," 'a.rs 49, e.s "ao na.',', Alo t'' ~
"''o'e "pl'oai"aee INV u Ha'l noI noyoha G0'
4 correspondent Of tho Alta California las ro-
Gently paid visit to the old soldier and cx-
President. md narrates TIM conversation hold
1,r;,,e. H. ,a,nr..,an "T 49,. .a,.... aS.e
e"''ss .ne .".o' '!o"* nAfe 1e'uineu To
Mexico, salu the General, because my nativo
rn11ntry hnH f1n mIYc ntfranffor far r1n 1Yknt,
waB asked abroad, why do you long for your
ungratelul countyymen7' I answered tint
wanted to be buried where my lost foot
was resting. I now feel aa 1t I had come
to 2 foreign land A|ready, at Vera Cruz, when
asking for an old friend, I was invariably an
swered, 'Deadv 4 whole generation has passed
ovor mo, and, like tho sands Of tho deEort, the
years ara heapod Oil my head. mot on theroad
an old man with a whlte beard who WIS ul7 gotl-
child III 1922. I have boeoyne stranger to all
parties. have no ambition. ain astonshed
at ything now soc In this country but +
| hopo yet to find Inst resting place."