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CRUSHED By A LOCOMOTIvE
Two Men Killed nnd Five Others Wounded
on the Long Brnnch Railroad.

ce..~.. ,....a., ~. oc A. about o,o,.o,.
SOUTH AMBof, NOV <o'-hV opouV U cloch
on Sunday morning Trainmaster H. II. Nieman
-, A., NJ. vi o,d Long proncb Roilrood
y, 'no 'o" I'm ~ ',.,. 81, -. 90 w
startod from Long Brancn WIN Engine ~ ana
tender, He had with him an engineer. n fireman
ord ,,,,r,oor ,ohorora Just before tho encina
"hu iVul.vV 'oDoie'o' "o
started Mr.. ii. W. Benedict ASKED 10 DC taken as
'.l',,.,.. IN T., ~. tIe,r Conn nj roo,os,
EerousV III III NV h"''" Oy'" ',s 10 iVi"V9.
was granted and his friend. Il. f. watson OF
Ocean Grove took thc nreman's seat on the
locomotive. lho uhlIiH'9"i sat WI" NV"
and the fireman and engineer sat opposite.
Tho locomotive ,vns backed slowly. tho object OF
,Ll.'a,,. ,'.t.'.. =. t,,,. -. ,l,c,. -, -
tho sand had bccp rnshcd away from undor
tho rotls ' "ANS'
AT NJrgan station. about half way between
New yorl, nnd Ioop pranoh .hc enpinoor ,roe
at...'a,,Ni -, "''
s'ghaueu 10 SLOW up ana pa'hcu past the sta
tion Mt the rato Of five miles an hour. Four
..or,b ~ ,be station no or,,,,,a
began to careen over to tho risG', the rail- on
thnt sidc b,viny pfven vnv bonenth her and in
w 9"' "'i"~ N' ", -, -, - -
moment shc lay on her slu" WIN m lhr,u o., i,cr
passengers beneath her; rue tenuer was alsu
overturned ana crushed vnr mhu. s ineIr WIS a,'
scramble 10 get OUT Wnrh mus SueIcssimIl , ~ ia ia
most Instances. althoHE iWn pVlSulS M @ w, u, y
lives almost Instantly. A'' nv W'Iv "oun,'chi
one seriously. q; " thiri Nnt ~. ,'',', ",,,i,'
on 10 me Sldc OF the .,h-,n ..u9IE ~, tWli, ~.
loc9notive lny on her side. Inc V"'A h"u pcch
inc lnhorers who were on tho tei'u"r' WIFI
upset less rapidly than the locomoti ", ihan'
hEed 10 escnpe with slight injuries. with 'hecN,
,el'ion 9l Smith watson, VINO was on the 'En'
Sthi sue, ana WIS crushed lcn"th tneteuu II
Mr. Benedict was, hnlf buried under the engin,
house .whlch fell upon his body and crushed
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OTHER DISASTERS.


CAPE MAY, Nov The bark Johan Lang,
from Bordeaux in ballast. came ashore on the
north ..ae u Ilor ford ln.a ten miles north Of
Cupe May, On Saturday afternoon. A crow of
seventeen. IN iuling the Captains wife and
child, nnIel GA sunday y cIu-trua!ng rat
e lna'~ and sp.i- Two oi tlo sailors were
hnlly uuu. In narN ~ il~i wa-I.u., g.. .pi, .,'-.
ani iul fu' wu l.s stNrllInm h.r Ih, t.p-
tam r. ports lA9 storm tIe most 8. .Ne.e Lo ever
tNt. 81. lH.I.
FnANELiN. Va. Nov % The lr'e O-siuoo.
Can't. llo1k', irom n,nin. Span. for =. .N l.rk.
wlh q, or-o.o NUT AM rus ~. flan'l"d at
Ragged Point on tho 2ih inst. Tn. ~e 'uui
mate and one seaman were drowned. m" NrS-
sci will DO total loss. Tho cargo Was partly
saved.
FoRrRFss MoNnoE, Nov. 90. The United
States steamer PoWhaian. which hn. arrived at
this place from the scene of tho wreck OF the
Huron, reports having passed on her voyage
Il largo vessel sunk. with lower mn~t, nhuut
eight feet out OF water and iopm0Sts gone; Cur
rlturk light bearing northwest by north. and
distant about thirteen milos.
Tho bark Dehno which arrived in tho lower
bay last evening. PASSED a steamship sunk in
fifteen iuthOms vi water, about ten miles south
east Of AbsHeom. The foremost aud funnel are
out Oi water.
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THE ALLIGERs JNDER 1AREsT
The Charge Of MI'nppiying tho Money. Of
Company at " ich they were agents,

NNNIahA hi " i'h tW'9 NNff a-I'Ht@
Elijah Alli1er and Richard u. Aligor were
arrested yD-ia arlay 10y d rputy-SAor0 " G. lui-
gal ON suits -liuted by tho Commercial Unlen
Assurance Company of Liverpool for sijO.OOO
In the first suit. for il25.OOo. both brothers arc
Jointly liable. In the second suit. for s25, 5,OOO
q. W. Schoonmakor il colofcndant with Elijah
Allner. The plaintiffs in their complaint in tho
first suit sci forth that IN Srptciuh. y. lS1O
Ilunh and Richard u. Alligor worn appointed
by them as their agents TO conduct the huSln' ss
Of fire nsumnce IN tue United States cast Of
the Rocky Mountains. The contract under
which these agents acted until Dec. 81. 1873. re-
quirrd that they should kccpthr moneys of the
company separate and dlstnt from all other
moneys in their possession. IN violation of
thi, contract tho defendants deposited pre-
miums cN .crding the amount claimed IN this
nction with their own moneys, and Detained,
misapplird. and converted to th'lr own use
SlO56Sl.s 81 and upward. The plaintiffs claim
10 have suffered a lu-s altogether Of sl2j.OOO.
The plaintiff, profess thrir Willingness TO
allow the deicnInnis s2O.G15li OF commissions
not yet due. nnd Sib.2j5.OO ior books. maps and
other appointments.
The two defendants. not having found hail for
more than hall the required amount OF sl5OuOO.
were taken 10 Il hotel last evening undrr Charge
oil the deputy, whore they were to pass the night
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nr Th"nts : Lambert wts ton III 10 appear voster
dhN ~ Nru tr ca'r Was called an ut oter amt Icrincr
The !. worry Theatre touk new departure last even
ing II hHd hnrl rlne fia h.RNHiu ma WNil 10 iuu
stage.
Tive hoiv of ioln MciiNe, who had Lccn mss
my lur ~" 'fnn ii- bong al H0 llhWirh strcet
street
Nile A'clH frsnNni, queen Of tho Bicycle" appeared
t ilr Nf-' iNN lu f' ttIufrN. Gilmore. Il rrn
msltN'mnf, hLi rNmhl'l u variety Ul eNVluuOls never
before ,ecn un tins ,ihr ol the water.
TIC hs steamship oolrr siici yesterday with carre
OF OIhlp le,ls u corn AiAlp ol wheat 1 Si NJ peas
-" h1iNlN {" n"ut, l,tb haics 0' cotton, nud 0thei
nrlrhmi', beng the largest cargo ever taken iron
tlus port h1 one vessel
Aier long arsument by counsel on both silcs ycSer
dN IN ihr SIX smuggling frauds. judge Bcn,Iot auwet
we "NHnh,hl l." introduce as cNhencr tA NHln,lt o
inn, g ,pW'n pa. ser oi the si,am,hi Eu~iHnI. uaA
before Capt biaokeW OA ule ~ day VI Juy last
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PLJNGING INFO 4 MIRsH.


At the further end of the wooden bridge
over the Hackensark river used by the Mont
clair and Greenwood Lake Railroad is n siding
The conductor or one OF the brakemcn. Of every
train bound for Jersey City switches II into the
siding. Then he adjusts the switch SO that the
outward-bound train may pass on tho main
track. The a. o'clock train from Montcinir. ~
j.. reached this switch at nine minutes after S
o'clock on Saturday afternoon. Brakeman
George Fenner switched the train into the sid
ing. Then he stood hy tho switch. The 40
o'clock train. drawn ny Engine No. 8. Engineer
Henry Lance. with baggage ear and two
well-illled passenger cars crossed the bridge,
and. with slightly Increased speed. arproa he'd
IN" -wii. n. A. the lucomOtiV, struck the swift IA
u lraped into the air and plunged head down
ward into the marsh beside the railroad om-
bankmcnt The tender. held firmly ly the
coupling. fell upon u. Tho ha-snge car and
tho passenger cars toppled over upon tie en-
Tho passengers. n few ~ whom had received
slight bruises. climbed ont - the cars. ar
thr uItunnd engine lay Fireman Wrtnour.
pls-rne''r put flask - wAiSkey t. his lils
nv Il,- niger. lion took Engineer Lau,e
from ih' ,'an. stunnei. nni i'ariu'iy ,s'nli"l
ulOu the fg"c. hHgd. hands. arms. and legs A
Su"IH train took n" passeurers and th" in-
.ur. mrnt' M,-t Eml Infnrnr Lanee decd
yO-tHi,luy Wnrulng. When luoIu.i oi TIN on
EIn % $ q am, hr".N'r llu'nrt 81 tnc MoW-
cluir AMI Greenwood Lake Railroad obtained a
bench ,w4runt ior bgakemnu Fnner,- arr =
from judg" Holman. DEPUTY SAern Crlnin
arrested fcnner Lnd took him TO tie Hudson
county Jull.
Before he died Lance said Il saw the switch
when got across the bridge all right. and |
gave the cnsln, moro hradway. Thirty feet
from the switch saw thnt II was open. | put
down the brakes. hut IT was no use. I've s.cn
that switch open before and stopped the eng iue
in time. hut WAS too late this time"
Fenner is II boardloss. slender. but muscular
young man, aged %. - | got of the trnin. hr
said. yesterday and switched it into the
siding. Then set the switch up again ! stood
by the switch until the outward hound train
struck IT. The handle Of the switch struck me-
upon the shoulder and fell backward When
| got up the outward bound train was in a
beiore. Conductor furey usually switched US
of.
Englnccr Lance was about thriy-nve years
Of age His romans were taken yesterday a.
Osborne & Hurmper'- Morgue. In Oakland
avenue. Jersey CITY Therr alury WIS mpui-
eN'd 10y coroner rune Iuc !rriy Nili Il W,s
t,b. -"ui to Hoonton. y. j.. where they Will by
received by Lance'a ch.idcs- widow.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
THE WARFARE IN THE EAST
TIE FORTIFIED TOUN
1IkEN ny OF ETROPO1
RtSSTINS
Ofch0nie Evr
Comm mated by the Turks rorS
b. aiding the Town of Spizra CARRIED
the eMontenegrins-New rencc Humo.-

Comm mated by the Turks-Two rorH
b.. ''nding the Town of Spizra Carried
the Mo"tenegrins-New Peace Rumor
LONDON, Nov. 2G.-A Russian official do
spateh, dated Bogok. announces that the Rus.
''..'"s on Saturday captured the fortified town
OF Etropol about twenty miles north OF the
balkans. with triilng loss. Tho Turks fled in
disorder.
BEntrN. Nov. 2G.-Tho National zeituno has q
telegram from Sofia stating that the Turkl
evacuated Orchanic on Saturday.
CETTGNJE. Nov. 2G.-Thc Montcncgrins can.
tured on Saturday night after several hours
desperate fghting. two forts commanding the
town and port Of Spizza. The Montcnegrins
now hold the whole territory TO the Bojana OK.
ccpt the citadel at Antyari and Dulcgno. The
citadel Mt Antivart still holds ont. encouraged
by the assurance Of relief coming by sea- The
Prince Of Montenegro is ut Antivari Ths
weather Is very stormy. and opcratious on the
coast NJ present nre impracticablc. should the
EDINnuHGH. Nov. 2G-The Scofsmon's Lon.
don Sorresponden, contradics the reports tele
Seea in he nds d f0I' Ee hs GsInf y tS:
he Hhai %ser Mr. ''aS Sai h'' AdalS@Dps dplfSs%Ss
ne takcn ana COnstantnople jcopardized
England might be compelled to go TO war. and
that orders Ind been issued for the immediate
prsparatioJn Of an army corps The Scotsmoi
Count SchouvalofT and no army corps ia pro.
pairing, These rumors are only important be-
cause they tend 70 induce the belief that Eng.
land is thoroughly hostile to. Russia. and win
ultimately, protect Turkey from tho conse.
VIENNA. Nov. 2g.--The Ministerial Fremden-
Jldu has special despatch from Constantno-
pie. 10y way OF Syra. which says: Tho Sultan
has expressed his intention 10 treat separately
with the Car. He abandons all idea OF apply
ing to any foreign power Tor mediation"
LONDON, Nov. 2G-A special despatch from
81. Petersburg TO the Posi says: The Russian
newspapers profess n strong desire for peace.
There II much talk OF direct negotiations with
the Porte. and the probability OF such settle.
ment IL said to grow stronger daily. Russia 10
reported to be making special eAcrtions to Sc.
cure. at any rate. Eneland's exclusion from the
negotiations"
LONDON. Nov. 27.-The Standards Sistova do.
spatch says: =" The Russian preparations fos
wintcring in Bulgaria have been countermand-
ed. Ii IL expected that after the fall of Plcvna
an armistice will be concluded and prolimi.
unries of peace be arranged"
VIENNA. Nov. 26.-The Turkish Embassy here
denies thatt Ottoman Ambassador has sound
ed Court Andrnssy relative TO mediation
capture of pravctz mot Proviz, as before ro.
ported cnabies the russians So TO threaten
Mehemct Ais eommunicatIon, should hc at.
tempt 10 force tn Or'hanie and Plcynn road
that he must cithNr retake Pravotz before he
max, the attempt. o. else move with his main
force further west. in to direction Of Berkova
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jaime. su,ll,nn'. Strange Death.

James sullivan. aged 81. n wiaowcr was
found dead NJ the bottom OF the stars IN the tenement
house at ~ Willow street. lol oxen. ea.y ycstl rday
morning His skull WAS fractured. and there was cut
uNtr the isNt eve and another un ilr NrrNNl' ltls
supposed tnt While intoxicated he entered the hoD-e,
ni-inkut It for hl, own which D. two doors ava! and,
MISSING his footing, lCl down sthlis
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Mr. pcnNrll. President Of tho Now Rochelle
SAVINGS bank, went 10 Albany on saturlay ami asked
the Superintendent of the Binhg Department to M he
an examination of the hnnk The request wdsrrtutDl
IN su'rrni n''ui s.li o. 81 hr ,nirttir ne ''u i o
a. hnnk ,ufcrcVt thai ilr TORS rNut t him T. tic
h., il not tmtl lhtl convey tHe idea that Ao wVai II
tlu haAA .lto lqNidIuon
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rived NJ tia, port on sunday iNm Havana sl-f'd An
American mn n war hove 10 siAi. five nlcs slil of
Nsloras at lua A. NJ. ON saturday. She wAsbaIA Iss
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large frame dwelling house at clifton, S. L.
ocruup by iAe iAmilius ni James lhumpstn and thAr
and llcnr, Miller Mas burned Sestelday Luss 3O,jOJ
INSURANCE 81, 80
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jenkins Bros. French -four will he exhibited
ai Pans Exposition. with ohansv 10 VIC world " equal
iL-1d0
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THE WRECK OF TIE HURON.
SuF HrSTORY or THE DREiDFrL ca
I4YITY RECTTED IN DETAIL.

...t.,,v pni.crs-A a Correct List Of the
s.x,a aud ~ Nearly Complete List OF the
I,o..- The Vessel Broadside TO the Sen
v.sHtNaroS, Nov. 2G. The Signal Service
,hsorv.r at the wreck Of the Huron reports, at
,AopM NJ IA follows; " No moro bodies have
hoen recovered from Ne wreck OF the Huron.
Tno ,id, il running strong northward and 1t s
,rohablc thata number Will como ashore further
rorth The sea il too hlgh to get boat to tho
wre,k The doad body Of q colored man from
paker'- boat was washed up during the night"
Thef,l,owng composed the marine squad Of
,ho Huron. William Torrance ilrst sergeant;
Adam Oliver aud Joseph j. Burke. eorporas;
,rlyate. Edward Aaronburg tsavcdl. james
p,opbv Alex Cameron. WIN. Carroll. Stephen
] Concy Joseph Hanlon, Alexander Lynch.
Alexander Murray. James MrDoviu. John
Rohnck Patrick Shea. and William wilkins.
The BODY Of Alexander Cameron was recovered.
NORFOLK Va Nov. 26.-The steamer Boneta
arrived at the navy yard this morning with
thirty seamen and four officers. the survivors
OF the crew OF the wrecked Huron. and eight
dead bodies. all that had been recovered when
the boa, left the scene Of the disaster last night
Mso'clock. The following is correct list Of
the saved
Engineer L. I. Warburtop j. L. Holland mas
Sne MgrPz Harry
VIM. M Hugh. ordinary. seaman; Thomas Car.
EichSe Traincr p CAPTAIN Of the guard; Edward
Trainor. seaman; Frank, Watts. first
SrsSan PGer puy
u. Deyoy. frst-class fireman; II. W. Avery
sccond class fireman; jas. Hynes; landsman
Iandsman F. May iandsmsn VI. l.. House,
man, cerpentcr: Antonio Williams, seaman seaman
ordinary seaman L. Hoffman, ordinary sea
man +. Kane, ordinary seaman; Dominique
landsman; Edward Aaronburg,, private marine; /;
Robert sainps9n landsmIan pII william Brooks 3s,
ana nre Ss bos eae
brought TO Norfolk: Thomas MacFarland. cop
gersmith Alex Cameron private marine; ; Wm;
foroce.tc W. L. Barrett, second. class fireman I;
Goo Miller. cabin cook; Matthias Hayes. ward
bodies Of these men will be buried this after
noon.
Several seamen have been interviewed and
nake the following statement Tho vessel was
heading her course south-southeast. the
wind flowing strong from south-southeast
under after sail to steady her and steaming
along. There was no event to excite apprehen-
tons OF any danger. Master W f. French had
tie deck. She had sighted and passed Curri-
tuck light and orders were given to keep a
bright lookout for Body's Island light. AT 40
the vessel struck. and all hands impusively
rushed on deck. Capt Ryan and the officers
acted promptly. and the crow RESPONDED 10 all
orders with alacrity. The surf was terrific.
Shortly after the vessel struck boat was low
cred. but Immediately swamped The vessel
slowed broadside to the sea which made q clean
break over her. sweeping everything from the
decks and carrying the boats from the davts.
Many scamen ana officers were washed over
board and several were killed by pieces OF
Wrenk Can't RYAN and fput Sinnone wero In st
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THO door OF Henry j Meyers United States
bonded warehouse at ij7 Greenwich street found
open early yesterday morning The floors were Uttered
with torn tags labels and packages OF sAs and other
goods scattered about Fiy cases hci with choice
coorcd silks had been torn open, but the sks had not
been touched but cases tia had cuntnncd bHt ,ks
were empty. Burglars had opened the Gu,ernm'n nj
locks m the outer door, ANA also the other
locks with false keys They must hoNc hrcn hitting KEYS
nr before thVY could opou thr-e locks lts prob
able that they entered saturday night Hnl sprnt sun
dnN IN ns-ortns the pond. There was SaeppOp worth
goods the Wnrchuu.r hut black silk ANA salu ARE
The only dress goods that burglars cnn dispose OF easily
They took lti prtc- choice black silks worth from
$500 io glOupl and then lett between %, amt Gi
ycst, rdHy. The police say that 1t WAs uc wOIk The
most skiliul burglars
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Malthy's oysters in any qykktrty, Mt depot. Al
HaiINVn 81 issliy eosI buI IeH eln's pound -Ade
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JOIIINCS dBOUr TOWN.

~ barometer. snulhorly winds. ycorna
B. 'st,ry, y,iautN 'ou!j weather. aui raia areas
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SpTUE PAYMENT REsuMED.-Spocio the best
aue cut Millions IA IL Buy anu lud,-Ale.
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- Monroe; engineers woman -
''Dih-e ooh, --- -- lNelglt~. pantry
, 1877-12-08
WOMEN AND WORK.
70 fh1 Edtlof 81 Ths Tf1hpns,


CHICAGO, DEC. Ill lsEtus Tha I1oms discusses
4 phase OF social economy than which theFs Il
nothing noIs vital 10 !t-ths gAlAntEJ side OF the
rauat Ut womea. Let few hints suggest the mag
nitads ofa crJing shame, against which women are
too modest and men loo sslaah 10 tnystRh. Where.
In docs ksantry sxist savs - II IL applied 10 tbs
mlpor amenities of social intercourse! IL Il an
simply wotd-tsus Rs,lAuts{. Who Ia the tAcs OF
h.tosy, Of modern lsgislsiiou, Of facts A. We fud
them to-day. dates 10 atttn that tbs tsps spirit Of
tbLs noblsat Qustlsy OF manhood obtstns In Eealyl
Lat u cons 10 facts IT Tor II FOLLY to ask
who accorded 10 man alone tha pFsFoGAttvss hs
srro2stst 70 hmself aud proposes 10 asastt; II 10
su1icent to know II II tbs exercise Of thst trait
which sssorts to brute fotes, that eoulsupttbls
u.urpston by the biggest.
It this relic Of fsndsllsm ramiiyipg out eivil!.
1atEon that gtudges 10 WOMAN the lsst grand right
OF franchise, and eti liars hes from esttAln dslds
OF eaueatloa, and coups!s hes to CLEAN among ths
kusks tn the aslda Of labor.
sssolltng lhsough Field d Letters new store
with friend. We could NOT out nots the numerous
mails apendsges {atso : goodly uambes Of lady
euployes) Of that eseAe,ishmenL He observed:
~ would not ha tspe. me- sA,uraE iox The Msalfh
OF tho Aolhschtdt." That sounded tbs keynote.
Let Us eonsider ahs City Of Chicago ~ ~ example,
Divide aonaa OF lhs principal positions OF Labor
inlo two classes, suited " men and women, aud
compare thc!r prcsent representation In a4x and
compensation. Dry gooas, wholesa!s and retail,
all sslosmen and Accountants tuAy bo 1tdleA-
packesa, cartmkn. etc., 1f coasss, men. Qroeets,
Whptssalsi tA1stue1, both se1es equally represent.
, 1877-12-08
DREAMS

Thank God fdt dseau,sl I, dcaolate, aud lone,
in lhs dark .euEtsi,ieti night did seem 10 bo
Tho celllro whcfd I'll Ghl1cn sun. rays shine,
And. sitting khare, held cOayetsa sWees with tA<s.
No ahAdow lurkud between Us: ali waa bright
And beautiful as In thc hours Gnne hy.
amfled. and was rewarded hY lhe Light
OF otsn DAYS soft tus ming ffua1 thtno e}e.
Thank Cod. thank uNl. fur dFr4Mlsl
Ithonght shs hirda ali l,Ateneu. for thy yatts
Ju1scI through tho air Ike beat Of silver WInkst
IL mads each chamber OF my soul rejoice,
And thrilled along my heatt's tdaE .rustel sttngs.
Al snma dsyout and ever -utkyeffut nun
Tells har bright beads, and coants taont o'sf and
Thy golden wotda gathered one by QUE,
And slipped thsm ihlp MemoFy's = precious store.
Thank God, thank God. Tor lfestusi
Ny tips met thine in one eestatic kiss.
Hand pressed In hand. and heart 10 heArs. ~ sat-
Why. cttn now Mn satctAfKed With btss
with Joy supseals. u jast lhs !hoa.ht Of that
No fear Of separation 1r Ut chspku
In that ble&s vision nothilz could eatr&n3s
Our welded euufs, In perfect union beat.
Thank u9d, thank God. for dtean.si
Thank God Tor atesm Hhan nothing else 10 lett;
When ths sick soal. All stricken with tss pain.
knowing t&slf fosessfnnEs beFeft.
F!ndA waiting hopsless. and Sll watching s&(n;
Mhea empty aftna grow rigid With their tcha;
When ercs ats blinded with sal tldea Ut le1rs;
Nhcn lonely hsatea ia suffer, yet oos bseAk.
For loaA Of tbose VITO tDtuu not wild Tho yeAtk-
Thank Oou. thank God, for dsesms
ELLA WgEELxA.
, 1877-12-08
ON ThE ROAD.

10 t*e LQlI9t o. 16$ 1F%QANf.
DALtAs, Ter, Dec 3.-Lss,inR S. Leuis
"Wednesday morning u 10 o'clock, We lousneyed
swiftly southwar1, and ,hs sun, which had not
bson seen for many days. now came uodoslly fosth
aud greeted III With her ehssttng rays, aud tho
wuudsous hssusy Of the Ozasks was daubly en-.
hancod - The sun pssEcd forth aud then retired
behind tho dark c'ouas, .a7,Dg ths moaas,taa
black Ia ehs dittance. Now VI watch for The
highes& peak,-Pilot knph.-and our sood friend
Nj. II. II, Marley kindly poEnts out tbs peak. -
wsll ~ khs smelling works. and tbs iron ore which
lsso plsialy pssc<psies The mountain alas. Thea
tho charming valley Of Arcadia IL p1ssentsd 10 our
View, and what's = lo1siy spot surrounded ~ It u
on ali aides BY the pips-elad mountains. And hsts
lles the battlefield which soms recognised ~ an
important tenkuts; though 1t looksd to Us 20
quiet aud pesetfal lbat ~ could mot
fancy tbs scene which had onlJ ; few
Jears before witnessed bioodshed, aud ths loss Of
SONS ef our tsaEsb friends. Tbs name church
stsnda on tbs hills, snd the ciuxsns puFsus the
''svsn tsnos of thstr ways." Toxasksns, quaint
~ u2Med In coustssy 10 tbs ehfss StAtes on which
It eornsrs, was passsd 1t midnight, And only
Viewed through the hatf.elosed curtsins ~ W.
pAaasd. Ths sesnsry on Tbufsday wa uonoto.
nous, ~ Hs vera susfou4ded BY hills and mount
aims: and occasionally small stream aowe peace.
fully along In 1A nstfow bonAs, waiting for gain
70 ths torrent 10 roll along which shall rival
even the AIa&our- HAuss sfs freely INDUCED Ia
By tbs younger portion Of tbs party, and otrs.
siaaall{ " sss Soma Of tho elder members ssnsw.