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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-12

Office Of New Orleans City ,tlrOnd Com.
pany No. l24 Canal street New Orlers, January 3,
1s76.-The consolidation of thu New Orleans City
Railroad Company and the New leans, Met iiIe and
Lake Railroad Go upanv having been approved and
ratified as required by law the Stock elders Of this
Company rnvit d to come forward on or before
the f fifteenth INSTANT subscribe to the
One TIL usand Shares Of Stock to be is -ued as ,ro
vided in the articles of id tion, for the urnose
Of extending he Canal Street line Z" the Lake. Each
holder of tn rteen of the present stock of this
Company viii he ttled to share of new stock
at par twenty-five per cent # me to bs aid at the
time of subscr bing and the baance in three install
Dents of twenty five pr cent each payable monthly
ia4 I'm e. G LEWIS S-cre ary.
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New Orleans, St. Louis aud Chicago and
Mississippi Central railroads burn st. Bernard
coal.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

Gpecinl NOticp.-I have this doy estab isbed
myself rs COMMISSION MERCHANT. at NO.
Callers Cou t. A. q. NICOLUPULO.
ia10
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Slocomb's Battery. sih Company Washing
ton Arliliery-There i'll be a meeling at Room No
l. ever TIE Cotton FXchang- next WEDNES-
DAY EvENI NG the II Ii inst, at ~ O'Clock sharp.
A full attendance is requested jag I'd
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Advertisements in the Want and Rent coum n in
the BULLETIN, not exceeding one square, inserted
for fifty cents each
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There have been good many fires lately.
Do, girls, be careful abou y,ur sparks.
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FOR SALE.

GOOD SECOND HAND BRICKS AND FILLING
VI up Stuff far sale at
CRESCENT CITY REFINERY,
ia11 st Corner Commerce aud st Juseph streets.
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Union National Bank-New Otlenn.. Decpm-
Der L. 1s7s-The annual election for Directors of
this Bank will be held 1t the Banking House No 3
Carondelet street, on TUESDAY The 18th of Jan
uary next, between the hours of 10 A. N. and F. NJ
dis I'm JAS CHaLARON, Cashier
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BANK NOTICES.

Citizens Saving. Bank. Grunewald Hall
New Orleans Dec 81, 1915 AT meeting OF the
Board of Di ectors held this day, s.mi-annna divi-
denu of ten per ent was dec AIRED pr cent pay
able 10 the stockholders demand and four pc
cent tn be placed the edit of the Reserve Fund,
to be invested only III United States ,nds
lao I'm NJ. BENNER Cashier.
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rs, Savings Bank, Gr.u~wa

CitiZens' Savings Bank, Gr"u~wn'd Hall
New Orleans Dec. 81, 1870 A semi annual interest
dividend at the rate OF six per cent per annum W
h. p id to deposit entitled thereto, on demand
Interest not Withdrawn il be credited as an origi
nal depos ami will law interest fOm Jan | 1876,
ami will be ente cd The aepost"r's books when
ever presented NJ. BcNNEI G ,sher
40 m
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1.-TWO Orphans" Matinee to-day at the
Academy of Music.
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Mechnnic-' and Traders' Bank-New Or
leans December 16 le75-Tho annual election for
Directors of this Bank t. for the ensung
will be held a. the Banking House MONDAY,
January nth 1876 between the hours Of 10 a. M.
and 2 p. NJ. MOSES HARRIS,
Dirt q lS CASHIER.
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Anchor Line. of Memphis, burn st. Ber-
nard coal.
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Office New Orleaus end lnrrOjliOn Railroad
COmpany-New Orleans, Dec. %, ls75.-At special
meeting of the board of Directors held this day a
dividend Of I,rpe Do lars per share was declared
payable Oh and rfter .nuary 0, 1876, making eight
per cent declared out Of the Profits Of the year 1870
d24 15t p. MCBRIDE Secretary.
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THE ARMY OF NORTHERN
VIRGINIA.
Interesting Correspondence.

The following letter aud the response will
be read with interest by those who faced the
q 4sh of powder and heard the shrek of shell
on old Vlrginia's CORY fields:
HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA DIVISION. A. NV,
New ORLEANS, Jan. 8, 1865.
To Harry Fasnacht, Esq, Lancaster, Pa:
Dear Sri beg leave to acknowledge the
Of the 3Oth ult. We heartily indorse the
noble sentiments conveyed in your letter, and
it is the earnest desire of the members Of this
association that the expression OF their good
will and fellowship be extended cheerfuliy to
each and every good soldier who wore the
"Blue" during the late unpleasantness.
AS you say, truly, the war is ended, and
the most substantial proof of this assertion
is the rapidly growing feeling of true friend
ship and brotherly affection, so truly demon
strated in the various re- unions OF both ar
mics, held annually throughout the States,
which will finally eliminate in the grand Gel
ebration of the one hundredth anniversary OF
the independenceof this great country at Phjla-
delphia. Aud you can assure your comrades
Of the old 99ih Pennsylvania Volunteers that
there is no true Southern soldier, who has
done his duty faithfully. but what acquiesces
in the fnal result the late gigantic struggle,
and is willing to share his haversack and cam
teen as OF days OF yore. In connection with
our Benevolent Association, we havs formed
one of an historical character, and ii you
would be pleased to offsr any suggestion look-
ing to wards the recovery OF the battle flag OF
the 2d Louisiana Volunteers, we would es-
TEEN it as good action, and emanating from
an old soldier will prove doubly acceptable.
Very truly yours.
PRIEST La DIV A. n v.
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LNEMALE HELP WANTED-A YOUNG LAl Y
Il of good addr' willing I, tend Cigar Stand in
respectable locality, can hear OF a siru.tion and
good wages by addressing 81 iUATION, Bulletin
Office. ja1a1
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Two Orphans to day -Ac .demy Of Mu-
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LNOR SALE-A LARGE BAY SADDLE HORSE
Il works single donble, very gentle. A'sO a
black Canadian STALLION with Buggv and Har.
ness nearly new. Cheap for cash. Apply at 20
Union street. a6 1w
NOR SALE-AT COST-TWENTY-FOURT TOP
which will he sold cost if Early apple ton is
m d., to clio, e out cons gnment Call and examine
at 81 Carundelet street L. T. AADDUX.
d22 I'm
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LANCASTER. Pa, Dec. 80, 1875.

LANCASTER, PA, Dec. ~, 1879.
To the President Louisiana Division, A. n ",
New Orleans, La.
Dear Sr-Oa the oath 1 received a CON-
municatlon from you, in answer to my letter
which / wrote to the Postmaster at New Or
leans, concerning the color bearer OF the
Second Louisiana Volunteers, and 1t gives me
much pleasure to write to you now, even so
long after the smoke of battle has cleared away,
and On the eve OF our entering into the GEN.
tenpial wear of our common free and boosted
country.
The civil war of 1876 was great calam-
ity, bat it is now happily over, and hope
that whatever differences there are as Yet
lingering in our minds will all be obliterated
by the next Fourth of July, 1876, and that re-
construction measures and the calling of
troops at elections will be among the things OF
the past.
My object in writing was to find out if the
color bearer was still alive, and, II so, to IN
form him who it was that took the flag from
him on that ever memorable day-the 18th CT
May, lS64-at Spottsylvania, and also what
became Of it. l was then sergeant in Com
pany A. 99,h Regiment P. V. v, and many,
many times did We have to figh what was then
called the Louisiana Tigers. Knowing
them to be valiant aud fighting men, also
knew that to be the color bearer OF the "a
Louisiana Regiment he would have to be
both brave ana resolu 2, and as | admire the
bravery OF any and every soldier, [ opened
this correspondence. When the Second
Corps Union soldiers, on the 18th Of May,
1864, at day break, made that famous charge
on the Southern right wing at Spottsylvania,
Va, our regiment was on the right OF the
corps, and, after l got the fl ,g and took the
bearer prisoner, I was wounded right
afterwards and carried off the field
with the flag in my bosom. Was
then taken prisoner and kept SO
for five days, with the flag between the lining
of my blouse. l was the n retaken and taken
to Washington, D. G.. When was carried otf
the boat, the flag was lying on my brea t.,
when some man unfolded it, and said he was
in New Orleans in 1851, when it was presented
to the regiment. received medal from the
Sanitary Fair at Philadelphia. | finally de-
posted the flag in the War Department,
where it is now numbered 1872.
If there is anything more that you wish to
know about it, les me hear from you, and II
can. will cheerfully give it.
Is there history OF the Louisiana troops
If so, where and how can get 1t?
Hoping this may be of some value to you,
1 remain your humble servant,
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-12

NOR RENT-THE TWO DESIRABLE OF
IT fees with Gotten Rooms attached No ls6 and
1ss Gravier street occupied by the undersigned
to whom apply tor terms etc
LEHMAN. ABRAHAM & Co.
lag If Isl and lss Gravier street.
NOR RENT-FURNISHt ROOMS FOR GEN
Il tlemen Aprlg at LEIG II TONS Shirt store cor
ner Canal and st. Charles streets. e4t
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"ANTED-A pr family resulting d. No.
w st. Peter street. fronting on Jackson Square
desire to rent two front rooms to gentlemen Or gen
temen and their wives, with or without board.
M #
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VNANTED-PURCHASE FOR EGt S FROM
w the following varieties of chickens: Partridge
Cochin, s. for -; Buff Cochin 81 for 49, White Leg
horn, 50 50 for Is. The owe chickens ave BEEN
selected VT view OF having he most PEE tee,
bird. and for their egg poducng qualities For par
ticulars address p. C.. Bulletin Olc, d2s tt
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Wants and To Rent insertedin the BULLETIN for
fifty cents.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-01-12

Academy Matinee to-day-"Two Orphans.
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VNANTED-TO PURCHASE A SET OF PAR
w lor furniture. Must ne in good con ion and
at a reasonable price. Address PURCHASER. Bull
letin office. ja93t
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WANTED TO RENT-A SMALL FURNISHED
w house Address, with fall particulars T., Bull
letin Office. iaIl ~
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Matinee to-day - Academy =" Two Or
phans."
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WANTED OCCUPANTS FOR TWO NICE
w Front Rooms with poard at 2l0 Camp street.
Also, some small rooms. lag
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS TRAVELLING
w agent ~ man extensively acquainted
throughout Texas For particulars address a.. +. o.
Box $40 Galveston dos If
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WANTEO-BOARDI DESik-
w ing large Ro ms communicating With hrst-cass
board en- be accommodated by apply ne at the spa
cious residence No. 2l5 Oh ,rtre- street JAZZ "
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THE SENATE.

[coSTlnuED CT LAST paas. l
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YTNO CAPITAL IT'S WANTED-A GENTLE
man T., nvesr rev thou sand ollars to manu-.
facturs. by new process, Staple Markt table Att.
Gle, which il in daily demand Large profits and
quick returns A 'are chance 70 lung gentle
man to enter in busin Address > B, bulletin
a
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ttSE x hNl
TO RENTS Inserted in this column, not exceeding
one square, FIFTY CENTS.
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Foreign News.

Foreign and Domestic Markets.
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WANTS.

WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
CENTS per square.
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VHTANTED-TO RE OvEp. A SMALL CARY
w ed ivory EAR-RiND. The finder will be re-
wa ded by lea Ing it 1T No. 169 Erat0 street. between
St Charles and n, tania. ja12 1T
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WANTED-5G0 900 Ladies ami Gentlemen I, call
w and examine the Attest novelty out, called the
JAPANESE CHILD'S CARRIAGE AND era
DIE" on exhibition and for sale by L. L. M A D.
UUX, IS CalUndelet street. an29 If
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-12-14

tITANTEp-B omH .Hu private family tor
w Gentleman qui VIE. UuIeraucus eN-
changed. Adiruss 40. e, HERALD Iicn.
dpcG.lW
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{ 'OfrAGh-Ou Cury HlU, wh two
y rooms, Eitcu .ut clstau water. Price
30 a month. Apply to uuSh IS ~ MItch.lt,
40 E,W street, doCl5-,t
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Unprecedented.
.lpar8
passed |!
LII KINDS OF GOODS


detort Gorelg eood.
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4 II. BURT, dealer mar oIs, lp
aud wru;" % ma family tlr ni2htOf tie 81,
nom 81, Lou. Stating mat hr would ttIt
To y. l'a', ieeHs, uu saturday ljh. NujhIna
has tlnrr bs"u hoard from nlm, and his llu-
ily irr sJUy;u ug sorrows hB Ii pprurd
mot thHultm rocp yrd by MRS. 4. BuEE
IS East ram rlrraL uyluStru, ~, trui-l"
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.. ......,
4 NOOk SlONEnA 1850 c1Dk stove wit
~ HA'uis AL ~ SaH ori'r, lpr sale. COS
sog' W." 49," ''' 20. - "I''' ''' liE saL VI
ROOra ann ,uuao-A stool, OF boots an
Guy or country uor'ly. Address .. II
RIA "uur Ddlius .Aos d-clO-it.
AND 80 ucI,a OF Llud, one-lhra tim
~ bcr sitUut"d ia lut NOgt.-Werl oOrnc
Sn,i1, On ,n, trI Tyo " Us v'I'r'
trtiI,n- a. rr,r..., III, ,,'.'.. ,,'i,.r t',,c
NM ,i,cl,surv h,iil H., .,u tI,"' nI .ra IN,
.b,,,. lem. ~ ~ a. ~. -
Address IL. u. iDn.,. rnuln, Workman 81,
800 - ''.',''''' N'.". ''S' ''N.'' "oNo'''"
u NE DIV GLLlND- 20. gUi Garter street
I ave rooms and two halls, g"s through
rst,i' a., ,,. n't' NV, ,u' ,'
one of tht nanIsa,,, AKA ,,t n,,,',,,,i
| rnsidanr,u In M, ,.t Ar,Jv tn NIX -
| FkED liJEkt,it 'fP'' ,,t5i.iT
NLD pAPERS-~At tHls uiHco, In aunuu
- - '''' W au'E W VI a '"u"'eu' Jy-lli
4 OMHHArlUN LOCK sARE-lIa!I A.nst
a. ~ G4eNGL-ApiHys-to {. -, Avinlu
4 VhGe. naylU-u
! ,ISsOUM LANu-rlyp hundred aero, ot
with perfect title, or "il exchange lur ID itas
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4 MY "a W. AZ Vn'S "ihoe' lhqut- u
- Wv" w '''''' 1T '' 10 '''"u'o"' S-''"
Found.
'-',-'- .'.'' -, ,--->--.->
II lNH-A god fms, cor Information mp
ingi opposite L.Gr4ud hoie deci32t
--55-----------.. -------,------------
lost.
nOINrs R-A nyor-culornI pointer dog.
r.wnr,l viii ns puid for his returo ln rs
MMn suert. declB-9t
'.,...,,.,,
IL .iyeIy al l{aIueN A IrowduS store. for "A
ludy's ung, "Septelnu,r ~ engraved INSIDE,
jerlg.gt,
g.UtKfT ROlK --I,,,La noc!,et.booy. CON.
uini IA, sSnin ,.nlrv ai,d u,nars Of yni,r
Iht finder may re.ain nc money, If he VIII
rnitirn In, ns,y,rr. ~, - N"Gni'n inS Mn
-----=--see-.-=5-.-,
T., T.-.t. $40.
....,......-.. '"''' ", >e'"'H0'
4 ANU--Uiu acres OF, Iou lana to ,Xchpuup
Ia FOR lumber Adtres, y, !" HERALD Office.
"'o'o tie
IMPROVED FARNi-lu Texas, suitable ,,r
l raising both grL,n ant STOCK. vim g,va
~ uNuH"nHo in,P.oi'u -; LOUIS suo"' nan
n'uru' KIM, ~ %Iv" Nltn
~, M "'a''' -, N''I'i7 'hls' 20 iVo
--.-...--..-ar.1
Wautnl- -Epmaln upln
.,,--.. .','''' 'V0 >'''',V ''o'P'
GALES LADY-Attho Toy store, "Chids
" Lolisntt,- ------.--..- ------- dee'S,2l
'n dcy s 90 GS S T"n , at r,"s G"ssi
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KNOOH SrONEHA rtso c1lk stove with
" hStulaS all ~ gart order, Tor sale. cost
800, wlN ssh for D. a tdruss 49," HEALU
uiEcH. drciU-ti
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Wanted -kiaIe Help.

llOME-A Woman can Hut n good nome
Al besides fair wages, Address "Small
Family" HERALD office declU.2l
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II OOk KEEPER Wanted thoroughly
ID competent book-Rueper, with good rel
erenceS, who can lend uis employer s. co.
cnn get u situation ia an old established
business. AddrcsS "liuau," care AE I'm,
Dallaa, IeXRa. dpc.D
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Continued on third page,
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Wanted Female Help.

y ALES LADY-Atthc Toy store, 'Childs
- Delight dccI8,2
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-10-08

reached the tiny house where the old wo
man lived alone in the woods.
| Such q cunning little house it was: the
door stood open, disclosing a hickering fire
of pine wood on the hearth, with kettle
hanging over it aud boiling till the cover
danced; a weaving loom occupied one end
of the room at the other end, near the
fire, O table wac laid neatly for one person,
and on the wall and from the ceiling hung
string s of dried apples aud sausages.
Welcomed" said Molly, as she entered
the house; sit is many year since have
had such dear little companion. Now,
you eat good enpper, and then You go to
bed and sleep well, and 80 morrow we'll go
home to your ma with the first chirp of the
birds"
walk, and the bread and butter, spread
with barherry jam, seemed to her far better
than anything she had ever eaten before.
Supper over, che helped Molly to wash and
put away the cups aud plates. Then she
went to sleep in clean bed, between
sheets of Moliy's own weaving. She said
her prayers more devoutly that night than
ever before.
Molly" said she, "perhaps mother will
die of broken heart before norning7"
"Hearts don't break 40 easy" said Nelly,
signing; ''life would be easy borne if they
did. No, little girl; the mischief is done,
and can'G be helped. Ask g ID to forgive
you, and go fast asleep, and to morrow do
you get up and say, Please. God, III never
disobey my mother again" For you may
be sure that Annie had told Molly Che story
| of her sin.
With the first ctirp Of the birds Molly
aroused Aunie from a aonnd sleep. When
! she came, ont into the kitchen, breakfas,
was ready, aud Molly was at work on the
piece of o,ae-spun cloth stretched on the
! loom.
How carefully the little girl helped bel
{, old friend over the rough road, you know
as we'll as I, for you would have doue the
same to go kind a protector. They fount
Annie's home full of confusion and distress
Sabra K irk had been forced to confess hei
share IL ADnie's disappearance, for st.e bsd
been seen walking with the child towards
the woods, but she could give no clue &c
help them in finding the fugitive. Molly
was overwhelmed with thanks by Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd, and found herself quite he
roine in the village where she had been &c
| long despised.
Annie never dlsobeye6 her mother again
| she bad more 30 do with selfish Sabra
aud she was a faithful friend to poor Molly
SO think we may say that she learned hel
hard Lesson we!l.-Yourg Catholic.
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happy country, although of the six million
inhabitants only one million understand
Russian and of these only a small number
can speak it. Thus Russia endeavors to
render the Polish element more and more
Ignorant, aud tho Polish youths unfit
for higher instruction or the filling of public
offices. Since the first partition of Poland,
the lands of many landowners have been
unJ ustly confscated. 1t was easy to 6nd
false witnesses, literally bribed, who would
swear against a man, on mere suspicion, as
having taken part in the revolts. Besides
this, in the province of Podolia and Valinia,
no Catholic can buy land to bequeath to
his heirs. Also, if Catholic fails. his
goods, when sold, can he purchased only by
Russlan schismatics or German Professionals.
The natural consequence of SO unjust law
ia the depreciation of property, and thus
not only the passessor bat the creditor is
| ruined. Polish Landowners are reduced to
a state of insolvency by tire extortious to
which they are objected.
As to the administration Of taxation, the
:. osk WED, an official paper, in which the
kingdombuf Poland is spoken of as "the
Country Of the Vistula," informs US that
Poland has borne all her own expenses
and maintained 80, 0Ge soldiers. She has
sent to st. Petersburg SO 29l 600 roubles.
while the provinces. purely Russian, had to
defray Only half their own expenses. The
| Polish landowners, after having divided
| their lands with tho towuspeople, are or
dered, by an Ukaso of last year. to main
| tain, at their own expense, the churches
and buildings belonging to the schismatics,
| In addition to this, the Government en-
beavers to SOW discord between the landed
proprietors and the people of the towns
according to their favoFite maxim, "dte9.7t
CT imper-tS." The greatest evil of all, how
ever, is that Russia seeks to corrupt the
Polish youth, morally and physically, with
the intent OF making them her tools. Thus
/ Brbkow, the curator of the University q
kJew, is repested t" have said to the stu
dents: 'Study or not, as you like; drink
as mach as you like 10 fact, lead as bad ,
NEEDLE with politics." The details jus
narrated lead to the superstition that the
grief felt By Russia for tie Slays of the
South is hypocriticai; and, however mact
it is to be- desired that the unfortunate in
he bitants of Servia, Montenegro, Bosnia
aud Herzegovina, should be delivered from
the oppression of Turkey, yet it ia not tt
be wished that they should fall into tn.
hands of Russia.