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INSURANCE NOTICES.

Ofdce of the Atlas Insurance Compauv. Nh.
l23 Common street New Orleans, Jan /, ISIS
NOIICE-An election for Officers Directors and FL
nance Committee to serve for the ensuing year will
De held at the office of the Company, No i53 Com.
mon street on MONDAY, the 18th day of january.
ls!o between the hours of u Nj. and o'clock p MI
Ja3 Vt DOUGLAS WEST, Secretary.
NOTICE. meeting of the Stockholders Of
ire Hope Insurance Company of New Orleans. will
be held at its Office, 125 Common street, on SATUR
DAY, January 16, 1875 between the hours of 70
O'Clock NJ and o'clock p NJ, to vote upon proposed
amendments to the Charter, this day approved aud
recommended by the Board of Directors
New Orleans, Dec. g. 1874. Secretary.
do tjl6 rs
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Time Of Arrival and Departure OF ssaih
FROM TIE

kkcN THE
NEW ORLEANS POST OFFICE.
Mobile and Lake Coast - Closes ct z A.. H.
arrives at 2 p. M.
Mobie-Coses at 3:i5 P. H.. arri7es at 2;2O P. Ng
Eastern Mail-CIoses at 80 z. d.; ar-4Yss at
II M.
Western Mal-Closes at 4 p. NJ; arrives s4
las A. III.
Texas and Shreveport Haila-Arrives daily, ex.
cept Sundays. at 7. ii. Closes daily, excopS
Mondays, at $50 A. III.
Mail by Morgan's Railroad Closes at : A. M.
arrives at P. NJ.
Red River Nal-Cioses at P. H.; arrives a.
TAM.
Vckehurg and Coast Mal--Cioses on Tua,6Ar,,
Thursday and Saturday st 2. ": sr1..Y5e a.
Monday, Wednesday aai Fr;tGy Fl z A. u.
Plaquenlines Parish Mail-flos4s On Mop,1nv.
wednesday and FRIDAY Of $50 4 H.; a1rives %
Tuesday, Saturday and Thurs5ay a. Q P, NJ.
DoDa!deonvile MaiI--C,osea st 4. II. s-7ayeu
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FOR RENT.

NOTICE-NOTICE-N OTICE-The large Yard
and Cotton Shed, corner of ST. Thomas and
Orange streets, viii be rented with privilege Of
having COMPRISING done on a powerful press
situated opposite, and out drayages done on most
favorable terms Apply to the Terrell Press corner
of Orange and Chippewa streets. dig I'm
ENOR RENT-The four-story brick store IS Canal
l. street. Apply to LEON GODCHAUX II and
% Canal street or to I. BLOOM s. CO.. corner Maya
zine ana Natchez streets. oIS SnTuTh If
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FILL UP.
TUPI'RH.

The General says, that the men OF this city
Are not any better than foreign banditti.
It seems a strange spell has come over the man
Oh! why will you, why thus, Fill Sherrydsn.
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Sothern said in speech at the benefit of q
certain stage manager in Birmingham, Eng
land: lie and attacked the dramatic pro-
fession on the same night, some twenty years
since, he as prornpter, as the Ghost in
Hamlet He was then the very worst
prompter I ever sew. After the performance
he gently and most kindly inhmated to me
that was the most fearful actor he ever wit
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Office Firemen'S Charitable Association, New
Orleans. Jan. Z, 1675-Board of Delegates regular
quarterly meeting MONDAY, JANUARY 1ith at I
o'clock P. NJ, in the hall of Louisiana Hose Com
pany. G. C. FLANAGAN Secretary
jas
Ffremen's Charitable Association, sixth
District, New Orleans.-There was large attend
ance OF the members OF this department at the an
nual meeting which was held at the Hall of Pioneer
No for the purpose Of elsctng the officers Of this
Association for the ensuing year. After the usual
as follows: Presid MT. Eugene May, reelected: Vice
President j. c. Bach; See etary, c. G. Piper re-
elected; Treasurer. Geo Weiss, reelected. Chief En-
gineer II. p. Phillips First Assistant J. Latter
Second Assistant John MUNICH Finance Commit
ter. w. Young, H. +. Davis J. Satcr.
jas 1t CHAS {. PIPER, Sec'y
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FOR SALE.

kNOR SALE-On account of i'll health for $3.50 a
- business that cost $1,000. and which is netting
from so TO 50 per week with every prospect OF in
ereasing. For further particulars address W. H. S,
IoSt oince ia. ST.
ENOa SALE-A handsome Farm of about five hun
bred acres With good buildings upon it for sale
in Gloucester county, Virginia Further information
obtained hv addressing X. G. SELDEN Esq, Glou
cesteIs ,urt- Hous', IIsinla. jas ST.
~ - tacalre to
l5o CO ANDY CHERRIES, .-Chaur g.,
$50 APRN OTIS, NV
30 PEACHES, :. 5
100 baskets ANISETTE T.
50 barrels White Wine VINEGAR, ''Cessat.'
100 cases = . I
$50 = one-quarter SARDINES
$50 Dnc of Monticello CHAMPAGNE.
For sale by q. BASSETTI
jail At 20 and - Peters street Poydras. !
BLOOM e. CO.,
Wholesale Grocers -,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS :
and So Magazine street cor. Natchez New Orleans a
Represented in North Louisiana and Arkansas by &
LEE PETIT. ms eo53-u
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1O3...-.......St. Charles Street eeas
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT UNTIL 10 P. NJ.
This Institution Is the best and only rescr. fnY
the relief OF the DebiHtated, Mental and PM.
steal organization.
Terms-Only s12 per annun,,
Adult Classes, Tuesday and Friday, 7:3D P. NJ
Juvenile Ja Monday, Wednesday and Friday, trcKa
o:3o 70 5:3O r. NJ, at the rate Of 81 per month
payable monthly in advance.
HARRY HAsIMERSLEY,
Maitre dArrnes and Manager.
n28 I'm TuFrgn
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COPARTNEKSHTPS.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
formed copar .nership for the purpose of carry.
ing on Ship Chandlery and Grocer business at No
l6 Union street under the firm name of Gwathmey,
conn q FOX. L. f. GWATHMEY,
}. ID. COFFIN
CHAS, W. FOX.
New Orleans, January I, 1875 ia6 r.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSTTP.-N
- Orleans, Jan. l, 1S75-The firm of bennett &,
i'rltchett is dissolved by limitation and the Boston
warehouse will hereafter be conducted by H. M.
isa;cson, OF Lafayette Warehouse, for whom we ask
,he continued patronage OF friends and the pub
lie. r II uEN,rIr,r,, NV P""'
jas Ct GEO d PPTrcHirrr
( NOPARTNERSHIP-Th undersigned have this
~ day formed partnership for the purpose of do
ing cotton and sugar factOrage and general commits
sion business under the name and st lie of JOHN a
o o% iias and Su as o $50 1t to the late firm
near st. Charles.
JOHN WILLIAMS,
New Orleans, January 9, 1875. jas I'm
dissolution OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
IL mutual consent the firm of S. II. KENNEDY l.
CO is dissolved from this date BY the withdrawal Of
Mr.. s. II. Kennedy. Either partner will sign in
SAM'L II. KENNEDY,
JULIUS vAIRIN,
New Orleans, January l. 1915.
CtOPARTNERSHIP-T undersigned have this
~ day formed partnership under the name and
style of WARM u MORTIMER, and win succeed
TO- and continue the Commission business of the late
firm Of 5. Il. Kennedy & Co at the same place. IS
and 81 Poydras street.
JULIUS VAIRTN
PAUL +. MORTIMER
New Orleans, January l, 1875 al iw
THE FIRM OF SMITH e. McKENNA HAV
l. ing expired by limitation, is dissolved by mutu
al consent. Mr.. THOS MCKENNA retiring
The partners will sign III liquidation.
SMITH g. MCKENNA
n atn fha
formed copartnership under the 'ye and name OF
SMITH BROS d Co for the purpose of continuing
the w hOlesale Grocery and Importing business.
CHAS SMITH
TIIOS. SMITH, |
~ j. 3. SINNOTT.
New Orleans. Jan. l, 1875. Ja1 ct
ITNHE FIRM OF JACKSON, KILPATRU;K &
l. HENDERSON is this day dissolved by mutual |
consent, Mr.. W. d. HENDERSON retiring.
The business will be continued under the name and
style of JACKSON d KILpATkICK, who will |
sign in liquidation.
JACKSON, FITZPATRICK & HENDERSON.
New Orleans, Dec 81, 1o14. jail lot
CE-PARTNERSHTP-ON AND AFTER
~ this date, Mr.. J. j. MCGINNIS is admitted aa |
partner in firm the style of the firm remaining
Mr.. Mctiinns will give special atten |
ion to the Red River business.
G. MEHLE & co
New Orleans La. January l. 1c75. ial I'm |
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Office Board of Underwriters, New Orleans
! ,January4 ls7a-lt having been certified by the
River Inspector of the Board that there is now six
feet OF water the bars in Red River notice is here
by gwen that until further ordered the rates OF pre-
MUM to and from Shreveport and Jefferson on and
alter this day, the 4th OF January, 1915 win be as
| follows. to-wit:
To and from Jefferson Texas, IL per cent.
10 and from Shreveport, La. per cent.
jas st GEO MATHER Secretary.
Office Mutual Aid and benevolent Life In.
s st ASSOCIATION of Louisiana, No. 10 Camp
street, New Orleans JAN ), 1915. Members Of
tnlS Association hereby notified of the death Of
NJ NJ ElaSenman, who died in this city, August l2th
Isli W l.. Campbell who died in this city. August
18TH 1874 and Annie NJ Lang who died in this city
august 18th, 1874. and called upon to come for
Mara without further notice and pay at the office of
the Association No 10 Camp street 81 . on each on
OF before 2. NJ. February 10, 1875
la3 It R.w. YOUNG, Secretary.
Office Of the New Orleans, 81, I.ouj, and
Lnc'So hailroad Company New Orleans Dec 80,
first mortgage bonds and of the consolidated mort.
gage bonds of the New Orleans, jackson and Great
s;I m ma h,iroad Company due on the LIST proxmo
VIII DC PAD on presentation at the office of this com
pany, on and after January = 1875 win
d3l Ct r. 5. CHARLES Treasurer.
Special Notice-The regular FRIDAY yicI..
pug packet LA BELLE has clerk on the landing
head Of Gravier street. receiving freight this morS
ing and will have one there every Thursday morn
MS ioia "a'o' d24
Notice to Stoclkholders-At a meeting oft6e
BOARD OF Directors OF the New Orleans Gas Light
Company, held on the 18th inst, dividend of Six
dollars per share declared from the profits of the
last SIX months payable and after the 4th of anu
airy, 1873 The transfer book will be closed from the
24th OF December to the 4th of January inclusive
dlI I'm WM S BROWN Treasurer
North Louisiana and Texas Rajlr00d-
hrough bills OF latng given to all stations on this
road Tor freight shipped per steamers T. e. Lee,
JNO. JANEY, Agent,
no u III Common street.
specfnl Notice to shippers Of Arkansas
fTe,ghr-The steamer Katie leaving every MON
Will give through bills of lading to Pine Bluff
and all points on NJ R. and N. w. Railroad
~ JNO. JANNEY, Agent
no u NJ. r. and N. W. Railroad
Time Of Departure.-The Nail Train BY thu Great
Railroad Route leaves The Depot ut the foot
u Calnope street at 0 clock r NJ connecting with
hu iast trains, North East and West. Pullman Pal.
nee Cars all trains 80
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Butler, in recent speech, accounts for his
| defeat in the late election. He is sure that it
was not Simmonism, and equally sure that it
was not alary-grabbism. He says nothing
about spoonism. He thinks that he innocent
ly suffered because his party would not take
his advice and purify itself of corruption.
The idea Of Butler as the advocate of reform
is rich. Poor innocent victim Of the bad men
Of his party! What loss it has sustained by
not having him in the next House as the lead
er Of the minority! He ought to have been
present to watch the investigations which will
then be inaugurated and which he, good man,
does not dread at all. Not he. He is not in
the least concerned abouI it, he tells us.
Probably for the same reason that q frail
mother in Bedford gave to her children for
refusing to marry their father, who, after tar
dy repentance, proposed to do her this JUS
tice. They urged her for the sake of her repa-
tltion to comply. "Lord children she re- |
piled, !" I didn't know had any reputation to
lose" Benjamin is in this condition, and can |
afford to be fearless of all Investigation
Richmond Enquirer.
A delicately moulded Englishman is spoken
Of by the Liverpool Post, who lately made
wager that he would bite toad's head of, eat
an ounce twist Of tobacco and follow this up
with three raw potatoes The bet was the
price of the tobacco and two gallons of beer
Which he easily won.
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THE OpERA.-At the matinee to-day at the
Opera, ella File de Nine. Angot will be
given. Tomorrow, Saturday, at the matinee,
"Il Trovatore" will be performed
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
lust RECEIVED

lust RECEIVED
500 bnls choice Northern Early Rose POTATOES.
eco bbls ONIONS.
80 bbls choice Northern VIII tie BEANS
500 bbls Kiln Dried CORN MEAL favorite brands
Arriving and in store, for sale by
NJ. BOWLING,
Jas So b Poy. ras street.
e ROUT-KROUT-
100 half bbs of Choice Long Cut KROCT.
In store and on landing.
For sale by
jas M&E GORDON 4 CONH.A
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The Georgia DefauIt.

Georgia papers publish acrid letters from
Gov. Smith and State Treasurer Jones in re-
ply to Mr.. Edward Brandon, chairman of the
committee on securities, New York Stock Elk
change, who recently addressed note, first
to the State Treasurer and afterward to Gov.
Smith. informing them that payment OF cou-
pons upon certain Georgia bonds had been re-
fused, and that in consequence the governing
committee of the Exchange had determined
to strike all the bonds of the State from the
| bond list unless those in dispute "were re-
cognized and declared valid without needless
| delay The Governor says:
| | regret that you should have deemed it
proper to indulge in covert threat for the
purpose Of intimidating the authorities Of the
State into compliance with demand of
your Board. have no desire to indulge in
harsh expressions, and therefore will not
! characterize this particular feature in the &C
ton of your Board in the language it deserves.
have only to say that the people of Georgia
intend to pay their honest public debt as it
becomes due, but will never pay dishonest or
fraudulent claims upon their treasury. By
adhering strictly to this policy, they feel quite
sure that the public credit will be established
upon firm basis, standing upon which it
will not be in the power of the manipulators
even Of the 'New York Stock Exchange to
do it any materia! injury.
AC 4ACdbuIoA . 1cGlcE Is rs follows
TREASURY OF GEORGIA,
Atlanta, Dec. Is, 1874.
Sir-At the instance of his Excellency, the
Governor, l write in answer Of yours to him
of the 18th inst, to inform you that the cou-
pons OF the bonds about which you seem SO
soicitous We're ordered to be paid by letter to
the Fourth National Bank, New York, dated
August 81. 1874, q copy Of which from my
letter book I inclose herewith. As to any
thing the New York Stock Exchange may ar
rogate to. itself in the matter, / take this
occasion to say, that feeling under no obliga-
ton to that concern in the sale of her securi- |
ties in the past, but relying upon the public
spirit and honor Of her people, the State of
Georgia has not heretofore asked its assist |
ance, and does not now require its Endorsement |
for the maintenance of her credit. Indeed,
our universal feeling is that we can get along
not only without such interferences, but in
spite of them.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES THEATER.-The highly sensa
tional drama of 'Alixe' was again put upor
the boards at this favorite place of amuse
ment last night and drew full house to wit
ness its exciting scenes.
Although we cannot say we thoroughly ap
preciate the so-called beauties of this copy o.
French sensationalism, as it was presented by
the Fifth Avenue Combination Troupe, it af
forded the audience much pleasure. Mr. Boni.
face as Henri De kerdran was very effective
and gave every evidence of thorough study.
Mr.. 3. C. Porter as Duke de Mirandel, MGR,
tied the general expression of approval his
acting drew forth, whilst the other male char
acters were fully up to the high standard
of this favorite company.
Miss George Langley as Alike, was, if any
thing, better than the night before and the
many compliments paid her would rather in
cline her to vanity could she have heard them.
La Marqrise of Miss Ada Monk was person.
ated with great skill, and the woman entirely
lost to everything but passion judiciously
characterized.
Article AZ will be presented tonight.
ST.. CHARLES THEArER.-" Article A." one
of the most powerful of French sensational
dramas, was last evening recalled to our recol-
lection in plot only, the dialogue of the YER
sion presented not meriting more thai the
standard of me diocrity. This fault how
ever, is of the authors making, and though it
may detract somewhat from Miss Gray's i'm
personation, yet it would scarcely be fair to
criticise the actress from any but her own
standpoint.
Miss Gray is an actress Of much force,
and possessed, as she is, Of thorough culture
and pleasing appearance, her audience
could not but remark favorably upon her rem
dition of the difficult character Of Cera
We like the lady, and think her deserving
of more liberal recognition from the New
Orleans public.
The mounting of the play might have be Ell
that, had the support been better up in their
lines, more favorable impression of their
powers would have been conveyed.
ACADEMY OF Mus1c-The "Sea of Ice
was presented last evening for the last time.
Tonight will be presented the "Seven Sis
ters, with new and brilliant olio This be-
Ing the benefit of the vaidis Children, they
will appear in new and startling feats. The
specialties are Billy Ashcroft, as Jumping Jack,
Mr.. G. S. Knight and the charming little ac-
tress, Miss Marion Fiske, in ballad Of elm
ger Not, Darling"
GAIETY THEATER. The usual attractive va
riety bill was presented last night at this the
ater to large and appreciative audience.
With songs, dances, laughable sketches and
sensational dramas, the interest is undated
throughout the entire performance.
THE OPERA.-At the matinee to-day at the
Opera, ella File de Nine. Angot" will be
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RIDWELLS ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Friday, Saturday and Sunday EVENING". INN
=, .. and 10,
Last three days of the GREAT SPECIALLY COW
FANNY, presenting the original astrological ns-
tIavasanza, with new scenery, wardrobe, and nt,-
pointments, entitled the F
SEVEN SISTERS.
FRIDAY, IAN. 6-Benetit of the wonderful
NAIDIS TWIN SISTERS
SATURDAY, ., J OUBLE COMPANY AND
crr>yDv LASI VARIETY ENTER.
ooNOAh, H. TAlNMENT.
MATINEE SATURDAY,
MoNDAY, Jan. 1.-The Great Emotional Actress
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN auDportel bv th,,
jas tt
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GAIETY THEATER. The usual attractive va
riety bill was presented last night at this the
ater to a large and appreciative audience
With songs, dances, laughable sketches and
sensational dramas, the interest is undated
throughout the entire performance.
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EDUCATION,

COMMERCIAL AND CLASSICAL. ACADEMY.
No. 247 st. Charles street.
L. N. SHEER PRINCIPAL
All the English Branches, with the Classics and
French as spogen language carefully and tborounb
~ Taught. For terms apply at the school. jas 81
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NhAI "EEh-Farewell Performances, embracing
MONS. ALPfONSE, LED ASTRAY. GENE
VA CROSS. 100,
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.1INO THE LADIES'
The undersigned invites the ladies who desire 10
purchase good articles in HAIRS TO call a. No 635
Magazine near JACKSON street. Brides Hair Dressed
at residence. Il. ROLAND.
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Fridny' Saturday md Saturday 9lntine~.
ARTICLE a.
All the Great Company in the Cast.
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~ RAIN !-MEAL!-HAY!
1900 sacks Choice White and Yellow CORN.
1000 sacks Che CO OATS
300 taes Choice Eastern and Western HAY
100 barrels Fancy GRsTS
400 barrels Kiln Dried CORN MEAL
For sale by GEORGE HECK & CO..
1a3 lw 32 TCh5upitOrIas street
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VINHE FIRM OF SMITH e. McKENNA. HAV.
i ing expired by limitation, is dissolved by mutu.
The partners will sign III liquidation
SMITH g. MCKENNA
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Engagement of the popular
FIFTH AVENUE THEATER COMPANY.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1875-04-24

PROFESSIONAL INcOMEs.-Some one
has been guessing at and gossipping
about the moneyed reward of we'll
known professional men. Charles
O'Conor, it is said has a larger income
from his practice than any lawyer in
America, the Jumel case alone bring
ing him million and quarter in
money. Sir Rounded Palmer, who
was opposed to Evarts at Geneva,
makes $l20, 600 year, which is more
than Evarts average receipt for his
New York practice. For defending
johnson, Evarts received $4,000,
and it is not thought he will be paid
Il greater sim for worrying Tilton.
Mr.. Sergeant Ballentine of the Lon
don bar, who has gone to India t.
defend the Guiacowar of Bardora in a
prosecution for murder, gets $5O,eOO
for this case alone.
Beach Of Tilton's counsel is thought
to be working for a contingent fee.
Jeremiah Black is said to trouble
himself morelabout his case than his
fee, preterring to win and get moth
ing than lose and be paid literally.
Great actors are as we'll remuneratcd
rs great lawyers. Booth made his
Sl2, 900 Il month. Jefferson has even
passed this sum in the same tine. 1t
is thought that in season of forty
weeks Clara Morris will make S7O,-
600, while Charlotte Cushman's lin-
gering farewells are kind of dra-
matte bonanza. Boucicault, between
his royalty AS Il playwright and his
skill rs play actor, is pocketin. $2tNN
every week at Wallack's. Great pl,y-
sicians find millions in their healing
art, Mott Parker and Clarke making
as much as $780, 900 each in years
practice.
The Donaldsonville chief., 1875-04-24

THE RESTORED MURILLo.-Some-
thing of the Spanish love Of art and /.
good deal of the Spanish regard for
ceremonials was lately illustrated in
the reception given the fragment of
the famous painting of Murillo, not
long ago recovered in New York, and
returned to Seville, whence it was
taken. The Madrid Ga-ette gives a
full account of the ceremonies of re-
turning the fragment to the cathe-
dral, where the mutilation occurred.
The picture, or rather the recovered
portion of it, was received at the door
Of the cathedral by the dean and sew
eral canons, when it was taken to the
vestlv and the grating closed to pre-
vent the entrance Of th.. people, who
notwithstanding Il heavy rain, We're
gathered Ill an immense collcouise out
side. The picture was then exposed
and examined by Il great number of
officials and artists, who were to tes-
tify that it was the one distracted.
1t was discovered that the painting
had fortunately sustained little dam
age, the general sentiment being that
in artistic hands, the work Of restora-
tion could he made nearly perfect.
As soon us the tirse examination was
over, in order to calm the anxiety of
the people, the picture was drawn
close to the grated door Of the chapel,
and then seeing it, the populace broke
forth IN wild hnzzas aud exclamations
of JOY at the spectacle. 1t is also said
that the work of restoration will prob
ably be made pnblic, SO ardently do
the people demand it; many of the
observers actually weeping with joy
at the casual glimpse first offered
them Of too mucll-abnsed features of
the a.lored saint. That is the man
ner in which. a work of art of the class
is received in Seville. 1t is difficult
tor practical Anglo-Saxons to under
stand Il religious and artistic senti-
ment SO abnpmally developed.