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| conrte t., vacate the pulpit. Her marriage with
Sfr Wells seems to have interfered With her ac-

nonrts to yacate the pulpit Her marra&e WIN
Mr.. Wells seems to have inteE1ered with nef ae-
cep.ability.
~. Ho,n. Missionary Society Of the Baptist
chnrch has sent q commission TO Elder James ee
=. WEIGH OF Missouri, who, at tbs age OF u
vars, is lust entering on new pas'orate'
rha Ray, Henry Martin Lsdd. son OF the Aev.
Dsnisl 1add, missionary to smyrua. and lately
n Vale Theological Seminary, has received
unanimous call to the pastorate Of the Coa6re-
gaf;onaI Church Of Walton, n. 7. :
Or. RYDER and family (vife aud danehter) are
on on q vacation tnp to the Rocky Mountains;
They visit Chaplain Collins st Fort HAYS. and
mincle WITH The buffaloas, indians, and al s.nos
Of Wild creatures. They start ne1t IuesdaT, TO
be gone ill Sept l. His address will be fors
Hays kaushs.
The Rev. Benjamin Gilderaleeve, one OF the
Oldest Presbyterian ministers 10 Virginia. died as
the residence Of his sou. Dr.. ]. r. dide1sleeset
in Tazevell County, In that State, on the ?otn 70
ult. He had reached the advanced age O. %
Years. He at one time edited the Central Pres
5uierian when it WAS published IN hlfhmona:
He was held in high esteem for ais exceilens
Christian yirtues. He had been afflicted with
complete blindness for several years before MS
death.
, 1875-07-18
CHURCH. MUSIC.

'lhs Northeastern Christian Adrocate this
week disc,lsrea chuTrh-rnuslc, ana thinks there
are signa Visible Of reform IN the mxtter. Il
sAys:
Tha aro1k o: clearing AWAY the 1uahdsh md suhsti-
timing for good, rount devotsoaal music. has been
ieRn1,. but we shall no. day accomplish-
autat Tho j,ngl1uE melodies in cur Sunday schools
aud the sap,d, mtsnmglsss tuues In uae IN our
churches lava taken strong hold, and can only be
drrn ont by the d tration Of taste that copes from
genuine znuaca culture. race Of aong-wrtte,s has
a1stung up OF whoo ench, average, turns out
book Of %one k1nd every year or two. These books,
sosd By TIN million Ill The Land, hnEe 20 daznor
e1ised ttu tnete pf t1e ACREAGE SundAy-schooh s1d
congregations 1hat they do not hesitate 10 lay hold Of
our .woetest and most cherished hynns and subject
tAsu to tunes thzf have 0ether deyotiom sense
them.
+, What II needed II not much \ supply o{ new
trnesas general xeeding ont Il tho old onez. Six
exht inaR md ~ many common meter tuner, four
tixe ahnrt md thrnn Of the othe1 meters,
many a8 most congregations can use to advantage.
But they us the qualities that xtil ssaad the
test p6 cp6Het4ut wear.
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for which presbyte17 are amcnable The proceedings
Eve sIe eomupic.nts Of he chureh IN good stand
ing, belonging to the doecse OF the accused OF wa
Two at least must be Preebytels; or oy fefen MAE
communicates Of The church, in good standing q
whom two At least shall be Presb5te1s. and three OF
which shal belong to the Diocese OF the accused
II the charges arc OF confidential nature ,ns rteso
ing Bishop, To whom they arc made, declines 70
give ~Gny info1massn r,gafa1ng them. on
ocivinR such eharge It is made the duty Of the
dcputes 10 the last General Convention, and from that
LET choose by lot two rresbytes and two yne1 from
the ueputaon Of the Diocese Of the accused ana ke
nr.nbcr from esch OF the respective depntAdons Of
freo Dtoceses I'd Joining by that IT thr acsed
and It'll seeu individuals thus selected By lot const
tute the Board Of 1nqniry, majority 81 whom shan
fron among lis owa nubera President aad Secretary,
and also to ap7dnt Church Advocate. who must oe
ay commitment Of the church, and df the profession
Of tho iaw and who thsnceforward ehs, IN all stages
of harooocdinas traal be ordered, represent ne
church. snd be tho party On the one hana Whle tne
aeouee is the party On the Other Ths o. .ne
Board ire required to In private. This Church Ad-
yoc.te than not atsend rs prosecuting eoanse4 ost
shall be 1t al times at hand and IA readiness 70 gave
his 5dytee On Ill questions submitted to him BY The
Board.
The.p,oeestaat CAurcAuan gives Bhhop Smith &C.
let4ios for .se Bosrd Of Inquiry - follows From
the Dioese Of MArya,.l, the hev. Drs O. Hutton and
lever. .Lexia, and MesaTs- Blanchard and Aagrn0er
from the Diocese OF Virginia. the Rey. Dr.. q. L. Nor
fdn md the Rev J. S. Han 7kei1, and Messre. Shelley
sud adsssie from the Doceee Of Central Pennsyya-
nia tbe Re1. DR.. Dreek, snd the REV. A. A. harplc,
sxp! Mkxkrr La,nnestou and Alice. from the Diocese
Of Pitssburg the ReY. IS. Smith and the ReT.
spauldtug, and Mes3rz- 6honbs1ger and Howe 9Als
Doard ordered to meet III G1ace Church. BALTIMORE,
uu the 18th inst. .. ..-
The province of this Board is to herr the aceusa~
,t1ons md sch proofs the accusers nany produce.
and to determine whether, uroa mattess o. Nv sna
fact ~ p.eesned them, there il sufficient ground
to pot the accused Bishop upon bis trial II major
y If the Bo1rd shall be Of opinion That here are SUI
eent grounds they required to direct the Church
Adroeate 70 prepares prescutEn-nt, 70 be sign:dby
such Of the Board asreo thereto which presentnent
must be 11stad by th- Advocate to t'1e treAtding
B9nops 70 try tho ac=rsed. II tue Board dnd no
c.Ise Of action that fact certified to the Secretary
Of the House qf Bishops and is deposited among tho
zreye4 the 11onse and operates IL an estoppel to
auy:futther proceedings on the charges.
, 1875-07-18
CHURCH SERVICES.

Services viii b. held In tho Church Of Our sayior,
corner OF Delden and Lincoln avenue, morning aud
evening.
The Rev. Il. G. Perry will oflciate IN All Saints
Church, corner North Carpenter and Fourth Streets
morning and evening.
Tho Rev. Jonas Green, Of Joliet, will ofhciats In
the morning, and the Rey. Dr.. Reed Of Des Molnes,
tn the evening.
The Rev. H. N. Powers viii conduct the morning
services At st. Johns Church, Ashland avenue Even
ing service omitted until further notice.
The Rev. Francis Mansfield will preach In the
Church OF the Atonement. corner Of Vest Washington
and aobey streets, morning and evening.
The Rev. DR.. 0uahman will conduct the services at
st. Stephens Church, On johnson street, between
Taylor and Twelfth streets, st 1890 4. m. and G45
p. m.
The Rev. q. q. Kinuey Will conduct tho services
It - James Church, corner Of Cass and Huron
The Rev. Dr. De Koven will otficfate morning and
eveuing It the Church Of the Ascension. corner Of
North L. Sale and Elm Streets
The Rev. H. O. Kinney will ofhc ctAtA 1T the church
o. The Holy Communion on Dearborn street, between
Iwent5nnth aud Thirteth streets, in the evening at
There will be choral services 1t the Cathedral Of
81 Peter AID Paul. corner Of West Washington and
Peoria streets, At 1880 Il IN. and 100 ., m,
,,1s nrhs sff, Re- Clinton 'sa Iesis Vii preach =.
There will be no efenfng service.
The ney: J. $ need, Of Des Moines, viii otaot.to
~ 4fa1J N0u1c1t corner o1 Twhutys sixth street and
Michigan avenue, morning and evening"
The Hsv- D. F. Warren Will ofaciate st St, Marks
Church. corner OF CottaRe Grove avenue and Thirty
@1sh street, at l0:3o =. m. and 7:3o +. N.
Tho Raw. Luther Pardee will ofictate morning and
evening IN Calvary Church, on Warren avenue b.
tween Oakley street md Western .venua,
PRESBYTERIAN.
Tbs Rsv. ]. q. Taylor will preach in the Fourth
Church, corner Rush and Superior streets, In ths
morning. No evening setvice.
The Rev. n. VI. McKaig will preach At tns Ellis
Avenue Church morning and evening.
The Rev. Daniel Lord will preach 1t 1880 a. m at
Westminster Church, corner Jackson and Peoria
atreeta.
Tho Rev. J. L. Grauger, IT Sandwich, Ill. w4l1
pfeaG1 morning and evening in the Sixth Church. cor
ner Vtncenncs and Oak avenues,
The Rev. James Maclaugh1an will preach morning
sad evening 1t the Scotch Church, corner Of Sanea-
mon aud Adarns street,
The Rev. Jacob Post x11 presch In the Holland
Caurc eoner NJ Noble &nd Erie Streets tn the m5.p-
in9 = u O'Clock IN the Dutch language, and in the
eFening IN the English language.
The hav. G. L Thompson win preach IN the Firth
Church, coEneri Of Indians avenua and Thirttekh
stzee II 1a3o I. m- Subject )" Particular Provi-
Tho Rsv: samusl Duthdd WIN preach in the Etohth
church. corner Washington and Hohey stFeeta 1t i0oo
p. and 7:as P N. Morning subject: The Com Of
Hasas Evening subject !: :" Come md see.~
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TIE cAURcH IN GENERAL
An Old Catholic Congress will bs held Ut BEss-
Ian, AuE. %, q, and q
One pereon united with tho Plymouth Church
sf this city BY 4ettaF II ths last communion, aud
four on profession.
There sse seventy-nins Protestant RpisoopA
churches in the City OF Philadelphis, number
ing in the aggregate Is, LIS commuucanta
Tho report OF tbs Trustees Of the Episcopal
!ono for the support Of Bishop in the Diocese
OF Indiana has reached the sum o9 &59,60s.97,
twenty Protestant Episcopl ministers Have
teen dsplaoed from the ministry during tie raet
year, most Of them having gone into ths Be-
formed EPlseopal Church.
The Rev. 81. Chauncey Riley states that ths
"Chuch Of Jesus." IN Mexico. which h has
been largely concerned N founding. now num-
bars fifty congregations, some Of hsm salf-sap-
pottng.
In Gracs Street Baptist Chun:h. Of Richmond,
ra.. il any member able to g1re psrsistentls
continues not to give, hs Is brought before the
church for discipline, and il be refuses to reform
be la excluded
At tho annual Conferences of the Primitive
Hcthodista held in Leicester, England. beginning
June z, the following statistics wefo presented:
Membership, 1G9. TIC, IN increaso of 5022 for
The year; minlsters, l,045; local preachers, a.
800; Sunday Y-school scholars. 3lAa59; taachaza,
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AETORf OF F~MCODY'S.

'now HE WAS ONCE ~TnEATED In CHICAGO.
The Loudon Daily Aetcs Of June Is has the
following:
oukstardny night 1tildmsy Park Conference Hal,
= building spacious enough toseat between 500 ana
4,uu) persons, da1 with the Superintendent sud
yistors enxsged in the house enhouee ssft1ion con
uected with these services. The object Of the gather
ing vas to receive the Superntenoents reports and to
ntsr m .addrcss from Mr. Moody upon their WORK.
H. Reginald 1tadctHe, the Chief Superintendent, re-
ported that tht vsatiou now being Carried on in
vhitA had been estimated II 49, had far not
cceded eco. Any one who desired to take vacant
district could obtain ths Requisite q a1,,.,,n;- H.
ton !" at Is Great Marlborough street. ",
which store ineicded thousands Of copies OF
ine Eer Testament, pIcseneu by the br7tth and
loraru Bibie society, aud thousands OF illustrated
publications, the gift OF anoiher hody. Iae kAEi OF
Cayap, VINO is also Superintendent, reported that
need of houre-.oAorse visitation as the o~e- orders
of the East and she Borough. 1t tho close Of the re-
ports Mr. Moody said hs once went to me lowest
quarter Of Chicago, aahased chieay Ut 111sa hansn
Catholics and xas received with stones and bricksats
He straghtway rushed OF to The Roman Catholic
Bishops to SF hsbos q: n Or
Win me in rrayer to the Lord Jesus Chris, or
y sh ns6oD e5 wong a The9
Trona but sid the Bishop. whv not seek them in
the psoper place You should 60 with them TO their
your Church did not allow Proteztants and Catholics
10 pray togeher1 !" Oh yes it docs said the B!sh-
on. WHY, xhfn, do these people greet me with
shower Of stones and brickbets Heeauso they
ignorant" swell Bishop, If that il the ease, haye
YOU who are gnor2ut any obieetio4 to JOIN me IN
lot upon their knees at once sud he prayed for them
and the Bishop. and the Bishop prayed for
linn and tham, and ever after, while the Bishop
lived. be had no moro annoyance from
the Komau Cathoucs OF Chicago. Ladies made thu
;est visitpra md a. taere were thousands OF them
dying In thia metropolis for want Of something TO d.
aow aid they better occupy themselves than BY par
dipat;ng in tuis noble missionary work7 The three
services yesterday 1t Cambcrwea Green Hala-nauclJ
for Christsx workers. for women and for unen-were
~ crowded a. ever. Mr. Henry farle5, who hsa 1e
l1aced Mr Aken ut BOW Road Hall, with the help Of
i4 Juilee Ssagers attracted large audiences 70 the
Chicago who On Saturday afternoon conducted
another service for children in Bow Roau Hall. dev
c-ed Go.Fel addresses to numerous afternoon nna
syeninr audiences At the yic:or,a Theatre Newrut-
, 1875-07-18

Prince Bismarck's decorations a'a 1,ow forty
two in number. They comprise German, Belgian,
Greek, Italian. Dutch, Austrian, Sranish. swsd-
ish, Turkish Tunisian, Persian. and siamese Or
dars, also the Danish Dannebrog Grand Cross.
the Grand Cross Of the French Legion OF Honor,
the Anstriaa Iron Grown, ths San Marino Grand
man, this last being the fir: in POINT Of date
1t would certainly be difficult for tae Prince to
wear all or even half these distinctlons At
one time. A number Of German, oraers
wear conferred by potentatea who, much against
their will. have siaee bean plsesG On ths re-
, 1875-07-18
Thrifty FushiouRble1s

6aTuto4a Go7Tespondenes NsN YoEA HeF6M: H.
IL to fashion, it IL now an old and rars 90 oAst
went to : shoem2kar's to-day 70 h8ye - q
peg driven down in my ahoe-hest. A pile Of ~
boots. slippers. and shoes wss knae-dssp aosa
the cobble1.
''They don't throw AxxJ their Old
they did :" said I. 80
mo, sir. I never ssp - an6h ssbs3a,
sAtttbcA IN IL pI Ms,-1
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.

Juis 18-Eghth Sunday after Trinity. >
CATHOLIC.
.Julv 1B-Nnth Sunday after Pentecot; st. Csm!1lus
Of Lelis, c.: IS. s5mpho:osa and Comp,
Nm.
July 19-st. Vincent Of P4ul c. .--
.Juty G0--St. jerome Emihau, G.. st. Margaret 2. IL
july 2l-5k, praxedes, V.
July 2-st. Msry Magdalen.
Juty 3+st. Apona7is. =: n; 9 T. Lbortus 3; q
, 1875-07-18
BREVITlsS.


Vbv is church bell more affable than q
church organ: Because one will 60 when II ls
to]led, but the other will ba - blowed hrst.
Tha weather is 80 hot in st. Louis that the
nions classrs have to stand in the shade OF tho
churches to keep from swearing. g.-Brookayn Ar-
gus.
Robert Collyor says thst Christian can 20 to
the circus without risk. We suppose tnis Ii
true, unless he should tfT 70 flue tne s11cA
-Brooklyn Argus.
of heathnn in lodla, aud It's \ hard job to seat
,am 60 that all can hear the Sound OF MS
voice of Sunday morning.
A Saratoga preacher delivered such power
fu1 sermon on charity that tho congregation
went home aud hunted up foity-five Old pennies
aud three step-1adders for the grasshopper SUI
ferefs.
On atonnbstone in Ramsey graveyard the fol-
loni vary singular inscription appears: Mary
DawkIns, who, having been tapped for the
d1opey forty-six times, 1epoHos in Christ, sep
tenber 1, 182s!"
4 contemporary wondsrs whether Cain and
Abe. ever had tho mumps or the whoop.nK
cough, Very probably. It's certain, at all
events, tt.ss their mother had Adam.-Neb
York Commercial Adcerftser.
A. very pretty Sundzy-school song is the one
entitled, ''pus your armor on. my bo}s;
There is, however, = Young lady who doesn't
like to hear it. She says It aounus 1ke " fue
your arm around me, boys"
pious minister in South Carolina. but
great believer in weather signs, MAS asked to Pc
tition the throne Of grace for refreshing show
crs. He replied, Ny friends, I will do 80, but
it il not going to rain until the moon changes" :"
The Louisville clergymen recommend that
states be hung in the CHURCH vcstibules' to
enable the girls to register their names on en-
teriog <for morning servces- This will OBJ
viato the disturbance created by the young men
who come iu to see whether the charmors are
present.
It WIS at the house Of well-known Doctor OF
Divinity, and the little toddltng girl. who did not
like to sec her nuut trim a lighted kerosene
lamp, hai come honestly by somewhat modified hsa
care OF wen got blown up into the skT; and
tnen God'll say: 'Glrs, what are you in auch =
hurry for ="
An ancieut darky leaned over Clay street
gate yesterday and called to the dusky proprie-
tor of q caban: "See teah, Henry, isn't you
bout ready tn pay me dat two bits 2" ~, Haven't
muffin to pay wid," WAS the reply "You bor~
roved dat money a whole year aso. Henry, con-
t,uuod the old man. Cant help dat-can t pay" F."
"Henry, believes you don't want to paw; be-
| Loves You is dshouest, and uebber ask for De
money again; Ill leave the Lold to collect it r.
ut once, "you hasn't emmy more money to lend
On dose terms, has re V1cks5urq paper.
Dr.. Sumner onco held canon's ntail in Dur
| ham Cathedral, where he frequently performed
service. The students of the University at
tended service in the centre Of the church: Ono
| morning an undergrad 1nte, coming in whilst tho
| organisf WAS playing the voluntary, made haste
| to yet his seat. Hu1rying pas, the lectern, his
gown caught and began to tear. As il their
wont, tho students uttered; the unfortunate
, 1875-07-18

birds, and Cupids in scarlet satin
another room WAS in pesrl-gray satin l',.ss ,'..
ooroefs and device IN the Louis ". ~. ~
CRIMSON, satin' aud velvet, With roses in -
9oss .Ns SUE enotoidaEy in the centre Of each
enui si aooener' and perhaps the noss .as,e;n1 |.
az. was IN pale Ravaua-brown satin .a nsu Q:
With pale p1ns satin, xn1 earn' nanai psaalea
With narrow applique vine ct hrorrno no.ueted
For his dusky Hlgsnets' bedroom M ,e'1st
been prepared in richest dark blua ss;," ~
ceiling stuffed and bornJr, to loos liz "a
sna a.. the satin curtains Decorated sah
brilliant gofd-coioted passenenterie sna NJ
bsotdery. IN front Of the ceiling Of ,hs IL O.
on either side of shield bearing the sssa <.soss
the hhedlVe, Nsre two iife-sized female ~ -s.,ao q
ing figures in bas-re,tef Of datk-blue Te,se ~
Lines OF the drapery and features indics.s,!Ha "a
gold thread; each held IN one ousstretched ~
eod 1Aurel branch, and these branches Araa ~.
and crossed above the shield One Of tha sasss aes
ments already furnished for the Khed;ys MY. !! ..
hung with go:d-colored satin, with .dav,.saa "
black velvet worked on With gold thra.d x y
four corners OF the ceiling Of this room wsr. ~
h!blted. consisting of life-sized female aon.s'!"
black velvet and gold thread on backern,,n5 y
gold-colored Mtln. Every room Hhoea dss.N@ U
tions have described has the ceiling 49,,
with embroidered satin to match the vsi.
appears thas this atyls of work 10 espec;.1,. = =
favor ID the East, and certainly in gprreo6ss.ll s
OF effect it II uneNualed By anv othsr t;ss y
decoration. The furniture Of each nom ~. =
embroidered eatin to correspond with tha es;s.as
and walls, the woodwork being gilt and s,sh.s
ately carved. Tha curtains in particular ssse ::
exceeding richness. Tho bed whioh is to 49,!
in the gorgeous a.cove described above Il W
told, in glided bronze with curtains Of h1ns,.sa
cut muslin and f}na gui>ure lAoes F@|
, 1875-07-18
AN ITALIAN 0tEf.


The fatal Issue Of duel between two pessdns
well known in Italy has for soma days pass u
crossed all conversation in Rome The SOD of u.
MaDcini, a former Minister, aud the grealestlas'
yer in the country, is Captain of Bersaglia1 h
garrison at Mllan, where he resides With ha
wife. who, as signora Ca,seruoil, h&d oa'
tanned somo SUCCESS with har. poeras- Capt
Mancini obtained proof Of h:r ;aimasJ
with one OF his friends, II. Benan d
Baylon. young man Of good family. A hcstA
meeting with pistols Was the consequence md
the latter was shot in the breast aud died
few days after; 1t the aga OF %. As to the w,is
the husband merely sent her to her family.
Subsequently, at the funeral OF the deceased
the attendance wae remarked OF woman dressed
in black and appearing greatly moved. Afsa
thu grave hsd been closed, sho proceeded to
stone cross, before which sbe knelt, and drst.
ing from her pocket bott!e OF Bu1phuric acA
swallowed the contents At dtaughs and fc!: ~
animate. It WAS the guilty woman's fenine-ds-
chambro, whose disclosures had led to tbs young
mans death Her remorse led her to attemR
suicide, and her recovery il despaired nf.
, 1875-07-18

p 7.
A charitable feto held recently IN Pars I'D
for its heroine a cartaia weil-knuwn Princess
The lady, who wAs selling flowers or cigar, W
accosted By Russian nob1eman famous fof u
eccentric uses he made Of hts colossal foztsaf
who. after speahng to her aud purchasing e9s
Of the articles abe had On sale, asked hsr fudds'
ly, ;. What will you sell mo Kiss for 2" "A u har
ured thousand francs, replied the Princess. thIas'
ing that the question WAS not put in ezz1s3ss. II.
"Done," cried the Russian, Is be drew ~
pocket-boak from hts coat, aud Ecribbled o.
leaf m order on his banker for the E4, on y
manded Throwing bis promise to pay % 90
counter, he held out his cheek to the belle MT
eha,tie who after some hesitation, psffet3!eesaa
her part Of the contract, and thus it tss tsss
the amount collected that year for tho poof ~ ~
increased By the princeiJ suIR Of E4,oQ-s
pIlcA OF kiss. saan.-~~zt@
, 1875-07-18

HeHaKO Cf LtStLttT.
A Parisian gentleman, named II. De1sole, Aa
Just tnherited \ fortune under rather nngnlH
auspices. About three years ago, being in ths
act Of purchasing some cigars at tobaecouisth
he noticed an old man, neatly dressed, who NJ
trying in vain to Light his pipe At the aexsas
gas-jet which hangs IN front Of alI cigar-etorah
Paris. His hands, shaking viii, palsy, rsfueed .
hold the light steadily, and he strove in valn
apply to the bowl Of hs pipe At the risk OF eoates
ing his faca. II. Delso1e came to the rescue, hsa
the light for the old gentleman, and then xe0t
ou< responding merely by bow to the shsaa
which be received Hardly had be reached tn
sidewalk, however. when he ras followed By "
old man. who begged to be told his name am q
address. Wishing 10 get rid Of this sonsThas
importunate sratltade he hastily gave them sad ~,
went his way. 4 fen days ago he NJ" Waisa
upon By lawyer, who eame TO announes ,. @ nn :.
his inheritance OF . large fortune lefs him y
one II. Donon, who had died without he1@
sad whose pipe he had onca lighted
, 1875-07-18
THE SULTAN OF ZANZIBAR.

tFft SUt IAN Or ZANZIBAR.
: Tho seyyid B<1rghash, the Arab mon,.ch d
Zanzibar, is described Is man in the eary It,
ternoon Of Ifa, well fed, sleek, confortabs, nd
compliment in appearance. In dress tho Afat
gentleman is seen, during the business pars Il
tho day, wearing q long black coat reaching
down to the ankles, tied acroas the knees nd
waist with colored Hilken strings, ind b1sidal
down the front and round the cotlar srd ths
wriBts with na1row gold embroidery, revealing
from the neck to the knees snow-#hlte sha.
underneath OF the finest linen, prettl1f oraa-
mented sad laced after the usual Mohanusdaa
manner. On his head. twisted ronnd ta1bost
Of red felt, tnrban OF African patts,r.
It is 4 red and blue check, with red boz.
ders, and NAV be 9een in wear from Motcoa
round to 8ofo1a, and frem Sinai TO Belochisaa
The only ornaments conspicuous upon the TT.
sou Of the Seyyld were turquoise r1ng upon tha
little finger Of the left hand-tae stone Of flfss
size aad beautiful svsuing-sky" oolox-and u
engraved signet OF gold. It il Il face he&sy md
rntner fanghid while IN repose, Nitn brown e9a
the lids Of which droop under the long influenza
OF the African knnshint. with short snustsehA
close beard, dry lips, aud IN expression Of uaaea
kindliness, Mingled with anxiety md something
Like hahitual caution 1t ia not 1t au the fsee Of
q alesolnte OF tyrannicl person, though thsre il
animation enough in it 1t times. aud always ID
air OF authority and the habit OF command.
united with the habitual grace aud sua7ity of
Wel1-bred Arab gentleman.