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, 1877-02-05

A rather good story IL circulating at the pref
cnt moment concerning N excellent tgeutlcmau,
well known for Ills unostentat!ous beuevolcnee,
and whom, not to wound his suscsptlblllties, 10
may term tho Marquis T.. Though The
Marqu!s can be generous aud even munlaeeat
On occasion, Jet, llke mauy Ut his countsymcu4
he V fur himself Of : frugal turn Of mind, aud =
.iaS 10 seo Llm Issuing io1th iron. ANAL liquor
store, where ho had evidently boon buying some
elgars, ons Of xhtcl, he bad just IT,. The mea'
dicant indeed lost no time ID turning TIC uiett.
lug 70 ptoat; Aonaisus," hs saitl, "xopaa ,'on y
auot1l shs {Frenchl Marquis. Just to buy
myself = little packet Of tobacco You, uo!.'
ssu ars yoHssylt su9ksf7yoa r. nut sa,a Mas, -,
gentleman, aud stepped pt;sln into slc shop TO
buy tho coveted uarsutic, But tue heggar, en,
bollaucd, lad hand on hiA sleeye, !" II yoa
please, monsieur, think would rather l4sss
tbs money bali III tobacco and hall iM ubsnlht''
This uas too much for monsirur," wto 70
placed the Asltiraua In hA wsistsoat pocket
Ydris letter.
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sonal enemies, but wa+ not fitted to this parttc-
u!ar case. Dav!. was not GrcelcT's persnnnl in
tvdual eeeny, but tho enem{ Of the Govern
man government had I, right 10 defend it:clf.
y vas a. living organism. y, or'ialnesi
e TOD: g. & IN tho Old, Oh =. Tcstamsn, q "a, s.',
King, whoever waa an Naointnr hccarle rebel,
md rs tuch ought to ltavc been tealt With as
harlng committed capital crime. Tho old
sossnant was nfoEaratpT{ a:psnsaso ps t
tna4to with nation. blessings wcro to come to
the nation II tho law was obuyed;. tho CONTRAST
was q national curte, death, anil dissolution.
covenant was foresladowr,t. Tno prophets
whu were raiscd to bring the fsrncittes back to
The covenant ait the while alla.icd to new
covenant to be made ct latot day. The
cspsst ms19g M, ot the sos Tp
the will Of ono that has died and left
an Inheritance. When Christ came and 'uado
known Colts wfll Of tc'ien.ptton everything was
MINT, in witch Ite bequeathetl TIC Great inherit
af,ce TO the children ri Gol. Christ Wns tho
head and centre VI all that Is, has hceu, or ever
shall be; and When 0ol nrst cstabli.tc1l Ills
S sGssnis ,Ss sou u * Man. ssy !. ns as , @
parent fai'ars II siy original purpose,
Jet Tho arrangement which l always
shall !!c established through Christ, who Is 10
come" All thc wonders Ut Scripture conccn::
tratcd In one Man, In Wllotn was to be foan,i
tho mystery Of creation. the mystery of re.
adjustment Of all disorder and !nharmony, mud
when tho world sa'nii pass away His name shall
be above every natl1e. ~. ......
a largo number Of references wese given
to @ suggest est iino q stndy 10 Bihileal stadents
rather than an exIatsttve anu syelEMHtlZed
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DIDLE-nEADlNGS.

THx REV. W. ]. KHDMAN ON TuH TWO
COVENANTS.
Tho 1tev. ". ]. Erdlnan gaye ono Of f,is Sun
tlny niteruoon Bible talks ut tho First Cunyre-
gattopai Church, corner Of Washington aud Ann
streets, yesterday. There waa quite large at-
teulalace. The subject was "Tte Old and tho
New Covenants"
After explutnIlAk his view Ut the extent Ut re-
dcMpton, aud the difference bctwcu! reulssion
and prcterlnIss!on, the Reverend gentleman said
tlla nlatn purpose VI the present lecture was to
rescue tl.e did Testament from son,u Ut tho ill.,
difference witt, which 1t had been treated ovcu
by Christians. ministers were somewhat 10
blans for this indlllerenca by e1altlug too n.lvh
tllu UostHl of the Now Testaulent. some !lttlo
sin,u wax ti!en taken up BY lctlulslUns of the
wut,!s coyeualit ail1 Testament, which were
said tu mean substantially tue same thing. Gol's
covenant WIS lila arrangement fur tho reicn.p.
tlon ot Man.-une Of tts meanings VIVA thAt IT
was Ills PROMISE to bv fultIlc4 uu Tho condition
oi faith uesi rntcIcl tuto On agreement with
Israel that Il they ueyui llls law liz would ba
theis Gua aml they slt,atA 1e Ills peopsc and
k.nild enter fnto thu lanl proms to ti!e!r II.
thrrs. Tnu cuyeIsaut bcga1l ut the foot Ut stnat
u.d ended with .i,s death Of Cnr.st. FROM Abel
tu Abraall ultl tEoul Abraham down u Sinal
Gesl's euyslaht was virtually pFoll.iss OF aalth
and ubea1ars tu 1aith, uN4 could hardly 10
called u coyrtant III tbs stsIvt meaning oi tho
DIzx!e&l rs to how nen were saved
bclolu tie death OF Jesus Clrsst.
lhu answer wa* that eScry, one was saved on
thu principle whlch WIS eulb Hiiel III tllu New
Testament. God gums IL .adatn and Eve ~
their leeleetncr anu tnale tlcns rroinlse, lEee
mud gracious, without asking anything VI thetn
IN return. That WAS Gods attltude to slnnrrs
from tho beginning Ut the world. Tue proln!ss
u Gui ~ Ahrillasn tuight be suu,luafzed j.,
this wisu: ~ au tLy Goa. vi! tlls s4,el.i
anL exceeding great rrwasl; therefore believe
stv ulpi obey Net At Sinai tho covenant WI.
u,a.lc " follows: "If 80 will obey Sic a'.I
keeu Ny commandments, then will 10 yous
tiod." Theru was i great ulIerellss between
| tho tNo statements. Gu the one hand It wis u
pro.assc VI grace und faith; Oh The
| other, Il wa4 prumise 0f ccrtall
things 10 be fulfilled providing lhev
wcrr obedcut, an4 kcpt the law Vi God. The
| lecturer then pNnted out that government wa4
| slyInely instituted, and that any cuntrasentiu
Vi It's Law va, III reality y .l1subeyal o. tls
| Lorl's eolhnands. ln Illustration, hu cited LII
bAiliug Vt Jcleratn DAy.s by HorI@e ifccley,
ou thu gsuuua that tAr Billie told Us 10 ''lovt
ou1 vuruca." YAat applied " individual per
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CIIICAGO'S MIRACLE.
NOw OTHERS sEE IT.

tte4 ofH 4iHa<f.
A year or two ago Methodist minister with
an unsatisfactory leg waa suddenly cured Ut llls
lalneucs4 willlu attending . canp-mrotiug at
Oycan Grove. Th!s allcged miracle gayc rise to
goud deal Ut discussion ut tho tine. tho mill
lister !uslltna that tho joint prayers Of two clo-
qurtt alsters t,ud completely repaired his leg,
whlle certain ot. his iellow-minlsters claimed
that he still pcrreptih1y llmpsd, and that hcncp
his alleged cure, being imperfect, could not b.
regarded " luiracle. Wiiassyer ulay hays been
the truth - to tlls affair, It haA been entirely
thrown luto tho 1hale BY thu rrcent cuss Of :
paraytlc Chicago LADY, who, tuatoaA 0l merely
lral lcg difficulty, was suffer ny from ln1ttlty
~ speak, cat, or walk, aud who, without any
tho house aud into i ueisllhor's psslof, whers
Aho sai,:. hymns With u dissemination to nuke
up Tor lost tins wAirl cast gloom over the Cit
tire uclXnbori,ooI.
seven or etgat years ago. Although her left
sile, with lt4 2p1iuEaun1Ilces Wx totally useless,
she was ablu u move from rootu TO room with
crutehcS, though, O{ course, ton slowly tu over
take uIl active husband or wary bouk aScIlt.
lAs wor.t misfortune WAS her inability 70
speak. Her jaws could only bo OPENED, ~ she
cork u etgith u an luyh wtle,-aad y may 10
stance ou fseord iu which cork has been used ~
crowb4s. Of euurse, no woluan could do Jus
,llarka through al opening an eighth Of u. Inch
wuls, and isnce t(ds remarkable person ab-
stalued during nearly eight ycats from IL con-
ysrsAtloa. Naturally, sue lounlEreat ditlis sulty
iu eating, but her husuau1, VIM Was quick 10
percelya the alvautagas VI wiia who
could neither 70 out shopping NOR eoal-
sueut upon lis fan.t ii, Gcpt her
alive with "uouftsltuz lt4uldA-" It must
have bceu truly pathetic to watch this devoted
n,au administering "IourishInx l4lu!ds" to hla
helpless wills villa t teaspoon, aud Salinly ig1uE-
luz her 1nute dissatisfaction with the quantity
Vi sagur or tl'e quality Ut tho lcnlou.pcel. Plr.
laps, II h. eouIl have tureseen tbs future, hs
would huye swallowed the nourtnhiug hui4s
himself, procured diyunc, apa married. O wifv
from tlvaianAluub asyiiut fuEntslcd wllh =
written guar4utcr Vi iler iueuIlblity. But We
Cau nsycr kluw what snaY Dt lle consequences
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BOSTON CHURCHES,
THE t,NnRCIT np rltH pliCIpt.E5.

poarnr Ian nsWa ...angor ~ =, chsr,cs srn.
~ -. ~ 80. ~. ~ ~" H,.s..1H.'.
tue Disciples, said: "You cannot know much
about Boston to bo luquIrIng tho way to James
freeman Ciorks's chur.hin The rctoYt co,,rto-
o,. ,vc I,nmr,.tc,v npda hv tho .hnnt ~
uewsoov, "ploa.o, sir, your autograph" It
was written on Leaf torn from h's notebook by
tho Light Of the street limp, and tho great man
passei on 10 aul the yury hum6le~lookiur
i.'1s W t ~ 80 s.."
eaussa ae was III scasch ol near tno corner OK
brooklinc street nt tho sout' eiu OF tic city. It
Is 20 plain mud uupruteudIne that tho wlso and
knowIna ones who worship Ia liner edIllces have
.s,,. IN .,,nS. seasa. .,,a,, ,,a a"s NsSA~S :"
tFoc IN moro sehsed taah one.
Its lntcrior Is marked by no lofty tower or
other oruument. It's ''.owcF of strongth is
,sI., s.,aI,, I,,,e,s! ,,s,,. rh., t"as.,. ~ .,,
1,s.'..'', Nh ess."5 1u.s ts .,, sautsa ~ Nv
O'se'plea ID Tree. MOL ofieH Ut any other
not mid for In adyar,e. Thoso who '''t attend nd
roo,,nr1v s,,.cr,hc n. ',, or au #, ~ ,s 49,,
roealmy suoss'.oe M ~ muen os az ilts,o ~ .ney
cah a1oru' anu tne pastor Is eas.sucu WIN us
quite liberal salary, for wllrl. Ills pcoplc aro
lntcr!ornllY TIC church Is very pleasant, tho
benches Or slips being. arranged With view 10
soeiablhty,-that 10, aoons the pulpit In sn''e.
corner Ut the mlnlster's right. nnd leads the
congregational singing. Judging frnm tho
dress VI tic people WHO attend there. ono would
SUPPOSE tdc'n to belong to tho ron'mon-scnsc
clnss.
II may not be able to give correct ldca Of
Mr. Clurku as l,e appears to others. Ills face
dues not t1nptess mu as o remarkable one, 1t
does not light up, or become trnnsilgurc1 with
the greatness VI hts ideas: Ills manner is not
ut all l.nposng,-gertlr, hut not lnckiDE olurgy
| or selE.rellanre. Largc enough to c0utuln him
self, ho docs not make you ieci, as do some
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IOWA.

uNlFymeQ'e Mn0 IDnFcNtiHn@
Singular Ocourrence-.tn Elopen,eut-
The Jelr-Davis " Apple.
spectat Correspondence n Tia Tribune.
DEs MONIES, H., Fob. "a convention will
be held ut Manchester, Delaware County, On the
eth and 18th inst, by those Interested lu tho
manufacture OF butter and cheese, Tor tho pur-
pose Of organizing tho Northwestern Dairy-
mems Associations" and tho discussion Of
pertinent topics. This Is tho county from
which caue the butter which beat tho world ut
tho Centennial.
sTocK-DREEpEns' CONVENTION.
A convention Of stock-brccdcrs will be held at
West Liberty from the 18th to the 18th inst.
Prominent speakers upon catt!c-brccdlng aud
other agricultural topics will bo present. to
address the meeting. II Is expected Tint tho
gathering will be largc, aud tho State vol rep
resented.
4 SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCES.
Yesterday morning thcro came on tho Chicago,
Rock island l. Pacific train, from tho East. at
3 o'clock, q young womnp, who wont to tho
Morgan House, near the depot. She registered
as Miss Mary Davis, but omitted her residence,
and was at ones shown to room BY tho might
clerk. Not long after, tho clerk heard loud
moaning sounds, as Of person In agony. II
was somo tlmc before he could positively locate
the source but lie finally did IL at the room, oc-
cupied by Mics Davis, md, rapplng on the door,
received no response but frlgAtful means. Hc
burst open tho door, when ho discovered
thc roon flllcd with Gus, and the wonnn
Summoned, who guvo tho proper antidotcs, mud
she revived, but refused to giro any aceuunt of
herself, which gives rtse to tho suppositlon Of
AN ELopEMrsr.
r. rN{tA IA n travelling an1nsYy,Nr fnt Gklrhrrn
firm Of btlliarI-tAslo makers. When tho Erp0-
stiou hero was In full blast last October, he put
In m appearance th010 to demonstrate tho pccui-
lar c1ecllene!ea Of pair OF tablcs on exhibition; !;
Alma Carter, ster-laughter of Mr. Carter, Of
Carter, Il,lssey q Curl, book and stationery
dealers: Tha Young man was here again ycster-
a S,, Tie @ sasae 1soss oa s 4 seusy s u oa Sd Ss6 %
O'Clock last evening, the gtEl went ont at tho
rcar Ut tue liouBc, catered q carriago which
stood at tho cutraucc t. the alley, md
Sss town. Mc9s S5lsss rss t. a 'i piaeed tfsK SSHa
which being taken on tho carrtagc, the twain
drovc to tho Chlyago train, and at Il O'Clock
left tho city. Tho police wuro notified soon
after they left, aud tho lightning was sent after
them.
GOOD APFLg WITH 4 nAD NAME.
At tho re- ent mrutinE Of tho state H0rtlcs1l-
tural Society, G. ". Clark, Of Mn:ian County,
exhibited d,ie display Of .l,o!ee applcs, atno,E
jeff Davis.n Tbs Committee on rrcmiNms
sat down on this nomenclature csnphatiealiy, %
follows:
slr. Clark presents . Seeding apple Of dnc ap.
sto s ssn ma eatas
~ the Itatastctul namo Of Jsd D4vts. Thla nalno
has nGt been pu,!!cy 9c,towea nna the fght
attached to IN Iowa 'grownspple. and a goo'l ono
at that, t,-of bulng loaded down with thu nnnae Of
HncNfF TINT t1i,N of Justice he loNN.
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the well-knovn lecturer Of Boston, aud who Il
also an ordained minister Vi the Unlvossa!ht de-
domination, preached last night to u ycsr large
congregation IN Uuisy Church, whlsh was crowd
cd to lis utmost seating capacity. The Rsv.
Robtst ColiyeE occupied sent IN the pulpit md
ohiciatcd in part of tho sefyiers. Ass. Howe up.
peared upon the leeture stand aud commenced hcg
ssslnv1 without introduction, aud used ustthcr
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Yes, many old things have passed away even
In Drcslau; but many atlll remain In this transt
tion period, 80 that the picturesque and antique
have not wholly vanished. First and 9orcnos.
como tho hcatses; horses and hcarse nro stu
drapcd in blaca; bcadlc, with severe mien and
a tlrcc-cornered hat, walks Ia front; mud such
melancholy strains aro dtscour1ct- -tlsroursed
is tho proper ternl-by tho four musicians, That
the deceoaud, in whose honor the display IL ar.
ranged. Is to DO congratulated that hs
dues not hear tho awcetly-Aoothing, nerve
exciting strains. Tho, Kposa atill rcmalns the
tutclary divinity Of thG town. It is no wondct
that thu annual Inns berome grossly conceltca
and It, countenanee Is fur less prcposscastns
than that Of EeH York goose. Tho Bscslau
animal is conscious Of the fAvt that he receives
extra attentions from thn cook, and decks tha
dinner-table in evcry variety OF form aud prepa.
ration. Tho anIn,al Is held in such estimation
that it ID talEly worslipel In the wtntcr n,onths
and ftcs February tho era Of stuffed gccso be
gtus. Naturally throughout tho wiuter ths
strects witness many goosc-chasc, and It Is
common thing to SEQ boys, men, md women
caEryfuR geese III their aims, OF tied to thoi
shoulders; sometimes ths animals aro SECURED
In baskets, and sometimes they are held tied to.
Eetlier In tho hand. Dut In all cases can be
hcati such caekltug Of reese; barking OF dog.
anil shouting Vt bystallders that tao ptt Ia iii.
atlc to describe tho ecene.
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Enthusiastically appIAudins 700 u tho llusef,,.
t' Fond Of music, isA't lal" 4.I thu aulua;aait.
anee 10 another. "No,n waa tho reply; Nv
mere professional instinct Hc " 1aoYl1g l"
psu trial
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MARDt GRhS.

MgApnls, feun., Feb. L-lfcpasations for
tho approaching casuiya, arc nsarly complete.
Tho costumes have uTTivcd frolu Paris, aud tho
pageaus OF Memphis Will exceed tu beauty 4uy
previous one,
, 1877-02-05
MICHIGAN STATE TREASURY.

Lansing, Mich, fab, 4.-Tho following y
statement Of the receipts anl disbursements y
thu 6tste Treasuscs's Office for tho mouth end
ing Jan. 81, 1677:
Balance On hand pec- 81, 1876. ~ ~
Reesipu fos tbs snonsh............ ....,. l74, ~
r,,s, ....... ...-......--.. -..... so5g. 007
D.sbursemtnis s............... ,...,..,., 100, ~
l,alancs On hand Jan. ii, 1B77....,. .s6ds'e efs
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freedoms tickets arc not half 10 great ~ the
hcroca who founded the freedom. Itteraturo
and the arts never vote Music. and learning,
% md r. fssn a % rot e. hes ts' s hut :a no
noble citizens. and sent them to the elections,
anu rnrliamcn.s, and scnascs. Woman has ntways
been powerful ns M inspiration. Snc has mt
Gut lie tru.nr3ter 10 intpIre lho lsgions. Sl,o
moved through the age Of clfyafry strange
impulse, the moving spirit OF catn contest Ut
knights and the theme OF each f,arpist. What
wns u'lghty power n Eomanyc c.n b. E mighty n NY
limited to any one path. E1c, in her compan-
iuEthp Will, the first man, intended no doubt to
lead him to high knowledge that he might b,
as goal, and while she erred 9. to tte result,
etrargo power to lead revealed ftscf right there,
and lils never declined since. With her drm
perception OF the trnc, with her infinite Lore for
her husband, her children, and al her friends,
keeping her heart ;uil Of aoEic!t1tlc for persons
in morals whose woftl cannot be overstatcd &
mornis. E Especially powerful Il tho ideal woman
IN the midst ot the system Of Christ. In rcea-
In tine sN' eai, ss always sarpas. tic tiicologian
Of ti1nc, for, while the latter stuaics
tho origin, and germs, md class Of the
flower, tho former Is fnli of Joy over tho
so!ers and tle pcrtume. While MASCULINE c; n, H.
self tutn the lite, nnd asks Christ no hard 9ucs-
tfone, but battles his feet with tears. What
man must reason over for days womnn knows
tntuftIvcly, and while man ID stumbling nlon9
In skcptleism, she secs plainly the CELESTIAL city.
Suci, are the potenctcs IT that being which God
placed II, the gardcn as the companion of man.
When she handed him the apple sha supposed
Il to contain Infinite worth. Hence she urged
him along. This towcr to lend captive remains
with 1lcr, and tn the light Of these centuries her
solieitndo uccd lnakc ny mistakes, She knows
what trees give rcn1 tfc, trees whose fruits Do
not hantsli from My Etlc1, but which, we'll
tasscll, make tic low to be high In excellence,
mil make literature, and art, and society, and
religion tosta1id forth In high worth mil beauty,
She erlcd once, according to the f}cnctIs story,
but many ccnturles hare passc.i since then, md
now #, the waving forest Of Society she enn de-
tect aiar by leaf or bloom the trees whose fruits
will confer ltYincneAs and Immortality.
, 1877-02-05
EUROPEAN GOSSIP.
How'a GuiIetoss Italian Jewe!er
Was SWindled.
A Turkish Holy Man'.-Heresy and the
Potato.Rot.
Institutions of Ureslan-..Paris n0ns
bonnicres--.A Magnificent
Usurcr.


y
,,+.r x,r,
oo!LEhIss ,'EWEtEM.
in the art Of swlntilinE has 1,con brought out In
tow,, Il, 1taly, snd. "a a similar ru.o might be-
r1oye, unon tnc nav verr ~ .hornest troc.msn , % IN IN
s, T.ussu apo" s ~. wy hnu1pess stauss.a1 , ~
may be Of interest TO- tho residents OF Dond
street and other paris. Como sitne rInce vory
rcntleman,r.lo,tinv man, nrrot,ranIe, @ @ hv G Ia
daughter rooi.iookna ' young ia,ly Of at,o,,tis lis
alsssa At sss eset asef Il The town.
They gave thcinsc out to be English, and had,
among other Luggage, four large boxes, vor,-
taining two complete sets Of drawers, like those
ufea ny auleefs III camp Ihey enoac d salon
and two bedruunls, ono Of wh&h opened
into the salon. A. soon as they,
rero settled these drawers wero IN:
~ lnehsu' A'u oIs ss. ssa p'Msea aga''se
tho door In tho salon, the other on the other side
ot the door III tho gentlemau's bed chamber, tho
Continental i,otcisl yery % thIn T For some t tma
all went on very satisfactorily. The gentleman
was nut cxtravagant, but liberal, anl wns most
liz liz motnent. Beisrc he fai beeu n,any III III dsys in
Town he paid yisIt to The principal ie,yclcr and
,najo so11o small purchnses-i each caao pny-
Ing casit, and showing that hc was well provided
With UnpR-uQtES. In6 l0WElcf Wn& most anxious
l., press lis new customer. and ,rouuht ont Mi
kinls Of beautiful articles to tempt iim, hui at
first hs purchases wcro moderate, though
lllprajiy raid fur. At tho end Of
month thc rcntlcmon paid a visit alone.
nnd, after making smother purchase, observed
that lila ia,,rhtrr wns ahoutto be married. and
ti,at hu thought Of sending to Pars Tor q st Of
diamonds. Tho jewoler could not allow surll
thc most beautiful sct il Europe. tic property
Of a Princcss; he wus sure that oaly M|iord
inEIcsc could by them, mud bcrrcu Ills cus.
toner Inst 10 tnspcct them. T6e prico was
only iOGO0Of. rid inspection was !nade, but
IN dects}of. waa cons to tlnt i1ny. The next
div nnother insncction wua 1nalo. and Miiord
n.rccj to take them. Tho fcwclcr VIVA de-
i!sntcd. llc thought il would be- best TO ask II
III shon]1 send tfen, roi,ntl that cyeniur. but
i,s rss.iye,i n ncricrtiv strarhtfnrTnri a,,swer
III io mt Lcen an nn,rh tn1ncv ahout ma.
must draw upon nv ba.lkera in London, I viii
piyu yu1l bO5f. 10 cfo,n the iJ,stness. .anA Tho
ro,,rao of ncxt wecis'H Tho tlcposit wns pnid.
nnl the jowclcr satisfied beyond doubt that
In IN rfr,,{ra
, 1877-02-05


Whom Prince bismarck gives ono Of lsts po}ill.
cal parties, the guests arc sirat shown insoa
room whcEo they lind the Princess md bcr
daughter, whoso betsothc1 diesl last year. There
also arc two or thrco lady friends, who nssist thu
Princess in receiving the Deputies, - she aeFselI
goes out very little, being 80 engrossod In u.
ssttug her husband that hor personal aeQuaint
anco with his political supporters Ia Of tAa
slEghtcst. Passing to another room, they find
the Prince, always in full uniform. lie slr.kea
hautls and ruuvcEses little with those hc
kuuws well; merely shukcs hands with thoss
lIo knows less; ani bows to those with wtvm
he has the least acquaintance. neyond tho
small rooms In wAtch hn receives, ID q large,
comfortable apartment, full Of lounges and ton.
venlent littlu tables. There, when ull llaye VI.
rivcd,--the party begins ahout D,-he Joins them
aud Ghats fjfst with one group then with anoth.
er. At length large dours arc thrown open and
reveal handsome cold supper, and iua1lng
giassos OF tho Princa's bccr, which II reported
the bust IN Germany, The Deputies regnfc, and
tho great Biz, aiter couple Of glasses OF hts II.
y0rto beverage, becomes fur murr gcniai and
cha&ty. Glass after glass goes down tho Para-
n,oLtary throats, until about 1l'thc rhliscss W
pears osl the scene, and shortly afterward ths
party break1 up. -.
, 1877-02-05

The canatant,uople correspondent OF tho
tunc. I NAV mrnt,on-I ho,e w,thout ofYsnse-
49,, :, .r"rc n.tnnt.nInot eny ,hon tl,. hnlr mn,
.''e y ""lo as'o"1att NY snI41 .Aaa IVY Luz
pclIssc. mudo, secntugly, Of Japanese window
cnrtalnn. and underneath that number OF
n,isce,,u,cous varmrnts ~ diver m,r, hunr
s'. su'ae." ",' ss ss s ''s ..s."- wi. ~.
ssah was stuck full Of EosaFies and tasasls, Of
bits OF coiorca gluss hanging iFutn snall
bones, apparently u mutton-elDpai hls
lngcfa were covered Thick With sixnct'
rtnHs coarsely sut In suyeEp or, for
, 1877-02-05
11EREsy AND TUE porATo.Rog.

lIERESY AND THE pOTATO-ROT,
Lutlgcsshali, !n Bucktugha1asllrc, aud its
nclxhbosAoo4 hayu been sgitate1 by pslaful
coutrovcrsy. The Rector Of Ludgershall, the
Rev. Thou,aa Martyr, II. a., u u Eugllsh elcr-
gynun OF tho strictest school, aud, as such, IL
animated by huly anger and pioua grief which
iusptru hItu With 1cA against noa-copfosmlty in
any shape, aud We4leyanlsm III particular.
Butk,nXEainslire f. Ii We ut krou, 81, tmlucut-
ly agricultural ucighborlood, 4nl It l. at prcscut
much yexe.l alsl distrysaed BY the potato dir
ease. tbs R.y. Ar. Martyn has, 1t would seem,
view VI drawing from them morat Tor modern
tlncs, aud hiz studies have led hiul to the COLI