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The New York herald., 1875-08-23
THE PRINCE OF WALES.
PARTICULARS OF THE VISIT TO INDIA

PARTICULARS OF THE VISIT TO INDIA.
'According present arrangements" says the Times
of Iadic the Prince of Wales WILL after remaining in
Bombay for short time go to Ceyon and thence to
Madras From Madras the Prince goes by TO Cal
cutta has been arranged that he IL to arrive
there Christmas Day there will be considerable in
terva to dispose of in the ncighborhood of Madras.
Probably Bangaore will be visited and Mysore elephants
hunted and it may be that Hyderabad may be
looked in upon. Preparations for the forthcoming
visit also being made IN Calcutta The East Indian
Railway Company constructing royal train to
sist of five carriages Of which Is to be state
cepton saoon sleeping carriage two carriages for
the staff and one for the personal attendants of His
Royal Iighncss. The reception saloon and sleeping
carriage being furnished and upholstered in very
elegant style. Extensive alterations and improvements
also being effected ut Government House. The Pub
lie Works Department busly engaged rcnovatng the
whole building and making alterations whore needed.
suit of apartments in the southwest wing being
fitted up especially for the Princes private use. the
old throne is to be replaced by elegant
structure the drapery of which will consist OF the finest
crimson velvet trimmed with gold and emblazoned with
the royal arms 1t appears that the Nizam's govern
the reception Of His Royal Highness the Prince of
Wales at the capital of the Deccan Very costly furn
turc has been ordered through European firm
Madras TO grace the royal banquetng hall to be fitted
for the occasion.'' The Bombay Gazette says:-'Now
that the day has been fixed on which the Prince of
Wales may be expected to land in Bombay the leading
native gentlemen of the city evnce considerable interest
in the coming event. and there be doubt that the
reception Of His Royal Highness will be very cordial"
The New York herald., 1875-08-23
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Events of the Week--The Stu
alton More Encouraging.
COMING CROPS AND THEIR INFLUENCE.
The Movements in Stocks, Bonds, Money and
Coda New Railroad Tariff.
WALL STREET,


review OF the leading features Of the past week
shows encouraging condition of affairs than has
recently existed Trade is gradually improving, and
the indications that the demand for goods from
Southern and Western buyers will be greater than for
several previous years. The news from the crop
regions is to the effect that the early statements
cernng damage exaggerated and that the chances
for an abundant harvest and fair export demand
undimnished. This being true it will give employment
TO idle capital and stimulate all departments OF
commerce. The South especially will feel the change
for the better, and be relieved from the strngcncy
which is incidental to its peculiar system OF planting
since the war Several Western securities, among
which may be mentioned st. Paul. Northwest, Rock
Island and Hannibal and St. Joseph, were prompt
in responding to the hopeful aspect of the
approaching autumn, and less OF their
strength sympathetically communicated TO
the remainder of the market. Lake Shore upheld
by local operators, and, Notwithstanding the reported
large decline in earnings sold from 59A 10 81 a. closing
at 61A. Western Union was conspicuous for its firm
ness at prices between s3s. s47s the principal
ings having been at about "a s411 s414. Hannibal
and st. Joseph advanced from 227s TO 251s; Northwest
common from Ak to 49,; do preferred from 551<
to 5sta; ST. Paul common from 367S to 3S5I; do pre-
ferred from 603l 10 64a; Rock Island from 107X to
1O9E; Michigan Central from 62A 10 6415. Union Pa
cinc steady At 7218 731< Erie moved up from
14 16 but ut the close rcceded to Is q. Pacific Mail
portant will be seen by the following table showing
The New York herald., 1875-08-23
HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET.
uIvAnI Annnst o1 1sz.


Sugar dull small business and prices nomnal Nos
II Dutch standard l51z l6 reals arrobe moasses
gar, II II reals muscoyado do, common fair l3
l34 reals do fair to good refining 1874 1884 reals;
trifga Nos IL to H. In boxes l6z II reals do
ia hhds 165 17 reals Stock In warehouse at Havana
and Matanzs 2o 900 boxes and $500 hhds Receipts OF
the week. ZOO boxes and 236 hhds Exports of the
1900 boxes and 800 hhd including $3.50 boxes and
$500 hhds to the United States Bacon $46 4s cwt
Butter, $55 $50 quintal for American. Flour $40
s4l per bbl. for american. Lard. in kegs,
$4S so $40 per quintal in tins SOL $52.
Talow $27 $50 guinta Wax, yellow, $l3 so $4
arobe; white $lS $23. Honey J4 reals per gallon.
Naval Sores active prices nominal Lumber dull white
pine, $7i $75 per NJ; pitch pine $50 $55 White navy
beans ~ - reals arrobo Chewing tobacco $50 fS
per quntal Corn - 1874 reals per Hoops fiat
long shaved $50 SS5 per " Freights dull and nominal
Spanish gold 22S 229 Exchange quiet; the United
States sixty days lioa ll2 premium short sight
do la 1l6 premium sixty days. gold 1872 1874 premium
short sight, do; l36 1888 premium London, l6S ITO
premium; Paris, 1873 a l35 premium.
The New York herald., 1875-08-23
GOLD FLUCTUATIONS FOR THE WEEK.
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.

The foreign commerce of the port for the week was
as follows:-Generd merchandise imports including
dry goods 81 600 23o produce exports 81 ooo and
specie exports s622 o7s The total imports OF merchan
disc at this port since January l. this year, amount to
$22s l3i 294 against &2G5 5S7 for the corresponding
period in 1874, and s2e7 5s2 1856 1873 The total
ports ofproduce since January this year. amount to
sos, 1914, against $ls6,6l1, 100 in 1874, and
9S27 ia in 1873 The total exports OF specie
January l. this year. amount to $751; 4ss 722 against
50, ,Sl4, sS2 in 1874, and $Ss 3o4, ,9s6 in 1873
COMMITMENT BONDS
These were weaker in consequence OF the decline In
London, but there is nevertheless good demand and
there is doubt that they will
iy with both home and foreign investors and continue
to show 0rmness. The closing prices of securities in
London have been as follows:--
The New York herald., 1875-08-23
NEW YORK CITY.

officer Grogan, of the Fifteenth precinct killed mad
dog yesterday at No. Washington place.
The forty fourth exhibition of the American Institute
will opened the Rink Sixty third and Third
avenue September s, ut two p NJ
At seven O'Clock yesterday morning the body of an
unknown found floating in the North River, at
the foot of Fifty ninth street. 1t removed to the
Morgue.
William Cannon a child OF eight years of age resid-
ing No. Norfolk street. fell from the roof of his
residence a distance of five stories and fractured his
skull He removed to Bellevue Hospital
The New York herald., 1875-08-23
Since Jan l, Is
RAILROAD BONDS

we're in fair request considering the fact that many
capitalists absent from their homes and but little
tvity exists in the market The features in point of
strength were Chicago and Northwestern coupon gold
bonds Hannibal and st Joseph convertible eghts Rock
Island lrsts and New Jersey Central first AS
rule the best bonds in demand. In Southern State
bonds Vrgnas have been the strongest and advanced
sharply last week q home demand. Tennessees
still strong and prominent parties credited
with being large purchasers Much confidence is ex-
pressed in the Louisiana funding bonds by some parties
from that State
The New York herald., 1875-08-23
THE SYNDICATE.
No. 81 BOULEVARD HAUssMANS,

Last night David G. Caywood, Superintendent OF the
SubTreasury Of this city, left for Washington He is
the bearer of very important documents for the
Treasury Department which he brought home from the
Syndicate Bureau in London Mr. Caywood left New
York the 26th Of last June for London carrying up
ward of 500 600 900 worth OF United States five per
cent bonds, which he safely delivered.
The New York herald., 1875-08-23
The old rates to the places named were as fOllOws-

Proportionate rates have been adopted between Bos
ton, Philadelphia and Baltimore to the West.
ESTIMATES
The Chicago Inter Ocean publishes letters and de-
spatches from the States of Illinois, Iowa, Indiana
Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Kansas Nebraska
Missouri, Ohio and Dakota fairly covering the grain
growing region of the Northwest recently visited by
heavy and floods. An analysis of these reports
shows the following result
The New York herald., 1875-08-23
rnE GOLD MARKET

GOLD MARKET
thrown into slight fever by the London and
Vienna advices concerning the insdrrection in Her
zcgoyina and decline of consols and rentcs The price
advanced from 11S 1141s but under reassuring de-
spatchcs yesterday the market weakened to ll3k.
Cash gold was dearer ll0 ror diem being paid Tor is
ma Tho following are the
The New York herald., 1875-08-23
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE. r. L.. August ~, 1875.
The printing cloths market has remained duh and nac
tive during the past week prices remaining the figures
last quoted-51c for standard and 64s Sales
Of the week ON this basis, - 800 pieces.
The New York herald., 1875-08-23

These fares average 81 lower than the standard first
class fares heretofore in force but somewhat higher
than special fares for limited tickets that have
current The sale of regular tickets according to the
! above schedule will begin on Monday.
The New York herald., 1875-08-23
TIE CLOSING
THE NEW RAILROAD TARIFF.

During the week the agents of the New York Central
Erie and Baltimore and Ohio lines met in this city and
readusted the schedule of passenger East and
West The arrangement will take effect TO- NOR
row. The following arc the compromise figures agreed
The New York herald., 1875-08-23

NEW FIRMs WILL FIND THE METROPOLITAN
IN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No 2ls broadway,
excellent place their Printing with prompt
ness, neatness and cheapness.
The New York herald., 1875-08-23
pERcRSrAeE OF AN AVERAGE CROP.
THE MONEY MARKET

MARKET.
Money continues easy on call loans at 4 and per
cent. Temporarily the rates advanced to and
per cent-barey long enough to be quoted but as
quickly receded to their sereoyped figure Discounts
were nrm at the following quotations.
The New York herald., 1875-08-23
coPARTUERsHTPs.

NEW YORK, AUGUST ls, Is75.-THE PARTNER;
IN ship heretofore existing between Edwin DumOnt and
the business TO be carried on by Edwin Dumont
u. DuMONT.
ID. BENJAMIN.
The New York herald., 1875-08-23

Foreign exchange before Wednesday compare
lively weak, but subsequently strengthened in conse
quence Of the threatening aspect OF foreign affairs and
decline in consols and Of the American securi-
tics Quotations follows actual business at the
close being done within per Of these rates):-
Sixy Days Three Days
Prime bankers sterling
bills. ..................4 4s0 a4s7 Aso a4s0k
London good bankers
bills ................. 4s5L 4S6 4Ssk aAS9
The New York herald., 1875-08-23
DUNCAN, SHERMAN & co.

The following circular has been issued by Messrs
Drexe Hares Co. to the correspondents in Europe of
Messrs Drexel Morgan Co., under the recent assign
Of credits to that firm by Messrs Duncan, Sher-
The New York herald., 1875-08-23

VNE HAVE LARGE AMOUNT or TRUST FUNDS
w to loan bond and mortgage sums to suit for long
terms. sIIPMAN MERSEREAU, 81 William street
Union Buildings
, 1875-12-23
GngianD.

Qonoon, %. Stjcmbcr. Senrp
Mojnpriobt, welAsr ,ue9sn Grmoroun9
Der s,arrict Game 9slisrn bln9erl6tet
murbe. mar Gin 8llrltenT abrIfont al
gSbite- Gbapel=Goab; CT mar plrpflfa
tb.t. hiclt liA obcr uuberocm cine M'al-
trelle. melhe mcbrert &lnoer uoal '9m
hattie. Scr ooppclte oousbalt, blon5
pcrs oas fp(tlpiclIge 2tben Der M(alfrene
Sorriet Game braDien @olpwtlDbi III
finanslcle S6wicristt'tsH; sInts aa'
ees 9ing Sarri:t Game aus, I'M oSIl
gSainwriJvi in leincm GlNdTte 81 be-
iuhen. uoD leltolm Wor tie pSllNDilen.
GIN Sabr ipater, rip. pOr e'l''aea Ssp-
den, 1upr aus Der gSb .te+ ebopcls TOoo
in offer Gle cln g&o9en llpcr ote Sonoo'
her Sludt mo belt an elnem nnOeiuo9n
ten Ouule an. Sic Yn!iSel mtroe ouf-
mertluui, ging Dem 9JtonIe lNo oea'
Srauen6lmmcy, lpe!de Gin )Upet'S P"'S
let III ous 9dus lruyth, no@ ulo I'''o
9Salnurlyb1 uno ttnt SaudIan5t''l''
Sn Dem 4ud.t uelannen lb Dlr ueorr=
rcltc Der ctmorCettn 9.rrtel Yale,
YSolnwrlsbt bAlte Dos Utau>'5t''n1'i
in leiutr Tubr.t ermDtuel, III Sl"ue go
hullvn uuD p~ccrolSi; ais pcf S"lIl>roI.
aus9eu,oDru mar uao uos @lJait pt'f
fault m..rUe, CT ubrr lnIulJt pe5 %triO.9
lungsseru9es enc G"to,du'9 td.~t'e C.
10 orlp CT Die S>lNe aus, putttt lle y
uno llldJts ouf bele SSe'le ll1er. rSs
fndthore @ebcimnlB 81 o%lsppnne''
Stln Nrloer SDpm0s mar DER aNu
i6ulo ansctlu9t, 1T aber he'gclprpN''
wprpcn; uennpN glbt es Gtuie, 'uel9'
meincn, Sbomoa lri Der elSenisl@t Mot
Der.
, 1875-12-23
Cuyogli(.!je la;j, dlsl.

9ertin. Sn ge;us auf bic bon Sem
Raiisr bsruienem Wtlt9llcosr Der 0cns'
~fallpuooe lit bcbauptet woroen, bab Die
gorldlasSltitc BON benz Gultusminllter
nit Dem Wtluiltcrprdiiosuteu ucreinbari
poroen lei, OaB aber 6elomarlAau b.
Mtantcuittl aui Die ldt,cbliA erioi9ten
B~eruiun9en eincn wrlcntlldtn GiufluB
geiibt babe. Wis benz gc9euiber
ans Suuerlaiii9cr Queuc uerlidert miro,
bat weoer 6iirlt S,Smarf auf bic Sors
~|d)lagSliltc, nod 6elomorlhal D. Wtan.
%teuifel aui Die oeiinitipm Grncnnmr9en
irseno welAen GtnfluB aeiibt. Die
SDloOc bat liA %conlutuirt uno beiAlol'
len, cine Nor III an Den &oli:r %abSuial.
len. Stim Gmpians Oer an i'm eelauo'
ten Deputatlon Dat Der &ailcr gang ent'
lbleOM Ielnen reli9lolen GtanopuNft
betout uno aus9tiprOd)tu. CT bltibe felt
bel Der Goniclliom, aui Die CT 9ctouit
uno coniirmut lei. SIS ldcint, ais Or
Die Dem SultuSmluiltcr mo Dem Bra.
i%iocntcn oc5 S0erflrdcnyatb0 9crmam
Itinollht Partel entlNteOeaes Sberwul
Ter erlan9l lob:.
Ntadl amtlld)m Beri1tcm loQ bis ittt
Don Der I'M preubiAm &IOlter1ei ee 81
@uulten Oer StO II, ipelNe pb aus.
l1lIcBll1 Or TrunfcnpfleJe wtomn.
unO Der nit Dem uaIerriGt uuo Der Gr
siebuas Der Sigsno bclAuIllglcn Sroen
gc9ebclen Ycldpantun9 menlg ODER ga
IT, WebrauN 9eulaAt moroen ltll. Y
Delbt, Oh Die WiItgttcO>r Der 0uI9clDIie,
JtlcOerlaMm9cn ogue AuSnabne iibe.
olc @ren5c l6anoer', 10 bate MAJ e6 d.
maBJcbeEoN Stcle nldlI tir nOtllJ
oa5 6relSii, l9tclt5 Jcles ab;u0noerA, Hi.
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nno Gonsrt9atIoneit, ME III Dell Wfott
uen gum &.oIttr9elceeAtluart uorbe]al
tel mar, btrImrlte ANlcntgad5Orte uer
UIctcn OOsr auweIlen 81 lOnaen.
Oa5 emit 10 buhJeribmtc 3an0na.
o~tlgeWebr, oclltn 2Vutung 10 erDeblid
;u Osn Griol9en Der preuB tltben Irnc
unmentll1 I'M Sabre 1866 bcl9etrasti
qat, miro III &ur3em aus u~nicrer Arnet
sansild uerIdwmOen. Si0lano warer
S0m,t nod INNER Ole itdmm,
oer yanowebr bepaIinet, mo i'll Den Dc.
pots la9crtcn :3linonaOcl1 :Webre. I'M I'M
5alle clner MtobllmaAung Die %9elammtt
Sanowcbr oamtt Su bewoiIucl. Nad
elmer tarslidl e%rsan9ensn 9eriiisnn9 Oes
arie95mtniltcr8 werOen lest aud lammta
-ld)e GauOmehrtfuppen oaS Waulsrge'
1sbr srAaltIn nnf aIf biz GsueiS Nil
, 1875-12-23
Span.en.

Monrib, %. 0cssmber. Gencra.
Sopelar, Der &ricssmlnilicr, 1T Salr
u encral= gapitan BON Gnpa an StcIt,
bes @encrol Walmoltpo ernaMni lppl
Den. 0olmoleba ipiro oas GtmmuI'o,
Der Noroarmce el1nllcn.
General @ubollerp De SOFAS, irllDe
General . Gupitdn pon Guba 1T 0ellor,
ben.
, 1875-12-23
iel ni6t portbeiIboft 1T, bab 8olmnlcbo
gerooe iebt obberufen miro.
5Atdahijdr psps(4sa.

Mpntreol, %. SIS. Sic @ez
! noltthot, wel0c fiir5li6 an oenOta= 5n:
biunern uriibt wuroe. inoem cineNn3a0!
Gotboliftn lire STRIDE niCb:rbronntc. er=
regt srobc5 @ufiehen. Sie on9ebIidc
Mfibbonolung Don Snbidncru outd
pr,eltcr bes st. 9ulpia Seminora"
miro jest BON Den 8eb0rocn ulteyiu0t.
9ropi6ence. &6..S., 81. 9cShr.
Gus Gomite, mcl6es biz MngeIe9snDeIier
Der .YrpplocnessSn Comp" mntetlu=
6en lon. he9ana Deute leiue Nrbcit uat
perta9te lid biz I'll llbr mor9en, manu
Gin 9eriAt 5u erluorten lttht. Man bDrI
bob Dir Gumpognic ungcfdbr 81 do 00C
nebr Mttipa ol5 S6ulocn bat. Sc,
Yrdliocnt Der @elellGoIt crbielt heutt
cine Miitgeilun9 uon Den 1861 ArbeitcrE
in mclher bielelben lire S~pnpat9ie aus
oriiden uno 0nf Den Go0n fir Den 9Np'
nat 9eSember ue.SIAten. 0ieles ma
ctua $4,000.
St0oca, q. g., 81, SIS. ,am.
9. @atcr i'll a%anIinguilIe wuroe eelierr
BON ieincr 6rau i'm SMwcirellalie mi
onf9el0libttm 2tlbe tpbt geflnoen
Wfan ucrmut6et, oai Der Damn in Den,
&oben in ObnmuNt Iiel uno hann, al:
or teipuBtlps oala9 uon Dem S0weint
get0otet wuros.
@cwD t, %. 9eS. &citern Mor=
gen wuroe Der Scrlu6 gemaGt, So:
Wo0nbaus ppn 5. I6pmus, in MORT
larla cin5rdI1lrn. Gielts ii tertit:
Der 8. S:anoitlitun9aperluh i'll oitlcu
9nule.
BDilaoelp1i d, %. Gc3. Mar
lagt naB Slnmplon, DER 9pnomu
Mom Don S%rcmtrbapcn, I'M Sabrel86l
tinen 9aoen i'll Y1iInoelpDiu mictbetc Ii.
oenl ;lben on5iinoctc, lin Die NtrliNs=
run9slummc 81 ~erlnngen.
YottsuiGe, Semi. %. 9cjhr.
Die Mine Der nN III . lllnoclpbia-&pb
Itn-@omp," III Neu- philadelphia wnroC
scitern Mor9cn ourH 6eucr ScrIt0lt
@erlult 10000; u~outanolg perllA:yt
Gincinnatj %. 0c5. Cine Sc
pelAe bon @oanspiae melott, onb Yttel
&iyih, elm GARNER, "Aelttrn we5en Nn=
lcrtl9uN0 i1llbtr NhdNniin5en u~f:hcittt
wuroe. @.ne srpbc Summe fallAG
@d0es murbe brl inn Ncfunocn.
, 1875-12-23
s.fueae tsIs9r. &c sI6sn.
g az tlng lid In Sremcrbahen.

Q|on0on, %. 0e6ember. glh(
@pcsialoepel6c Der Shines" meloet por
gerlin, bob jctt irit9cli:lt 1T, nap i'm
0,on,cn bel Der Ggplolion i'll Sremcr
bupen 1913 9etootet uno Sc 9erlonen per-
,punoet muroen; 90 Der Scstsren 1l1c
bpffnun9slos uertriippclt. Sic Spfs'
Der Satolrrpbc binttrlallen Sc W'tt=
men unb 1875 Mailvn. 9os Srcmtr
llntsr[iibunss=G omite nil einen Tons
Don $4,000 uufbrln9er.
, 1875-12-23
Cuba.

Sopana, 81. 9cs. Gcnerol-G Capt.
1almuleoa Iast, bic Sniuyscntcl iilrel
bdttcu perfii9t, pnb lire Srilppcn liN il
teine Geiedte %cinlalien, l%onoern in fIeI.
ne Yortien serltrcnin uno ouf piel Wcl'
ie olc mO9li9en @erbeerun9cn 0nriAtcl
io1en.
Wean elaubt bjer aasemein; oab e!
fir bic neutrality-suspicious. auf Der Sn'
, 1875-12-23
YGrtn8ai.

2pnbon, % 9e5, Cine @p'5iNl
bepelNe BON 2iIlabpn mcloct Der v2ot
Iy yieps," baB Elm pOrtnslclllNes &al
ncnboot naN Der Snlu st. Sbpmus II.
@}plie BON 8uinea bcpioert luprocn ii.
neil BORT Gin Mcser- @uIitano aus9ehro
9en NOR.
, 1875-12-23

sieits esleiSf. =. 'Yarat as Der mufist ID
sn,sritanifhcn 2uee (TSN " e'ttirt, II elm alice
heines eicbIins 6at :r6nse Der a~;rcNnsr ess @tbiz
pcs ron 4Ss1;, Mcliio uno fUeiideM SolIFprntat
40 Gle G'Fanie trGdNl uno oeoeiht. Sit epriioca
aer,te rtscmmenHiteu ealeIbs hcfaneis ais eth
,%stimulant Wne soiuretie in alien Erauta
feiten, ,rclde Fcld,e @Iitic! srNciiAen, einsr rss
Eieentbiimcr eeritlbsn, ,r0hrsno elmer @unerslis
turb DieIife uno &aliiortia por einisen 3ahren
frbielt BON einrm fpAnlldeu Gtattr unEsr ee,i Gses
fft Ger meri@ritssnhtit has Seicinat:Sttcp. Der
Su6trsitun9. Tie eiocmyNiimcr Seictbsn eifetiren
IS Gem 0lot .teinsn 9ubtitum in Ger SSSiFrnmQ, cat
kin onertanutcr MirrtA an eet &til: ecs filler
Oceans, eurd, @sbraud, ON Ger a,lantifMcn &tNe
~sefi;iocr. irtrSc, oa fe ~tbsrieuot line. Dap eis'ts
SeilmitiCi ais Gin MGchltbater Der WtcnfDbeit au'-
ititt Gsine mfehlboHu eiaenNbaften srmeien
Hb r,,., Gravel, Wput, frcniihtr Mbeimatielnds,
t%nelpicnte MSafsri,dt, TIalulenL Sri1, Ohgrues
honen BEL Glaie, ecr siiertn uro urindrs Sr9ane;
esosn Tpspepia une oaMMsine Gd)ra3s uno In
SoGen. iro Gle esbfnetr0its ~ G intcu psarltteh
il fsin @sbrau@ mb erpts bsNsItcn wah-"as
MirattlirS uro ml5srtroFcn.
Sic @sriSancr balteN Is fir elm ctfolass ,rrs
ts--&silmi,tsl vpn Genrputis.
@ misunderstanding
- tin Siurette susn Gftsd.l pel In stn..a
GSeingtais ecI eIterrraIsr ereinlal eeS Ea9s, pet
ssr Msahlieit. ais elm z tImutant ven eintia
SaIaen bis ~ sinsm earpn NSeirOIaie roll nit Ella
irsnia nnaisr 70 Oft aiS nfthia.-
e1aminirt Cen eisnel aui Gem eNptsn f,,osat
III unc t~bsrjsass Shy, SeS eaNsIbs porbsr nisA
esbeodsn.
G'oQe' 2's.is Dire rem oso 9iy4Ksnusrs fir Oh
ttrsn ) afMen uns sias,s bs,s51. rega s!csQe7
aal6 .preGt ;psrSsa.
, 1875-12-23

DR.. 6. IS. Soote, 100 oerington aus.
Cor. 6. este Ctr. Neto Dort. atS unab.
bdngiger Ir3t, behautcIt ale arten bro II.
ii4er fGeiteu, uno enlpfdnst
griefe ais aGet Gbeilcn Der cioiliiirten
G1elt.
Gurd Die origiuelle @ciie in Der gus.
ibung iciner mcti;intl den Broris
bebontelt ct ;ablreide Yatientcn iii e urop
8efSnbieu, @enaba uno in ieocm
Stoote Der 9eretrtsttu Gtaatcn.
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per Boft cber in SauIe. @tu politduoises
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Ger;tcH gc6ffaet.
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, 1875-12-23
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-04

A BEAUTIFUL lDEA.--lt cannot bc
that this earth is mans only abiding
place. II cannot be that opr life is a
bubble, cast up by lie OCEAN, Of eternity
10 float for moment, on lis waves il,en
sink into DothiDgness, Else. Why is it
that the glorious aspirations which leap
like angels from the temple OF our
hearts, are forever wandering about un.
salishrdf Why is il that the rainbow
and the cloud come over ~ with beau.
ty that is not Of earth, and then pass of
and leave us to muse upon their faded
loneliness, Why is il that the stars
which hold their festivals around the
midnight throne are SET so far above the
grasp Of our limited fa,ulties, forever
mocking MS with their uDapprpacbable
glory' And. finally why is il that the
bright forms of human btauiy are pre-
sented TO our view but for moment
and then taken from US, lyayiog the
thousand streams Of our affections
10 flow lack To Alpine torrents npon
our hearts! We are born fora higher
destiny than that Of earth there is a
realm where the ra;Dboy never fades
where the stars will be spread out before
us like the islets that slumber on tho
ocean, and where the bcaa,ifuI beings
that here pass before Us like shadows,
will stay in oaripresepce, FOREVER. .rui