, 1880-02-14

tterstlng, descriptions Of Gibraltar. Nice
Athens, TAnRfers, etc., are regirul,-wtitc1 uyt
not, linwprer, cspeCially new. a tnIr STAY
was ltlals, at. Collstnnii,mptc. a.nt alrs
I'r!sscy evidently devoted considerable time
,"' ,'1, aitsnto to I, sts "f the a''ers atd
81 io q ecvst1o'' 1 of Ministers to their olco
she HayA:
=, ,"1'hr, Inst Grnnd-Viz!cr wns n con,,uol,
Clln4!lcl'.1 or Sergeant In !illc reginrl,t
e,Hl nude CoIoitsi of 4 reFiment, simply bc:
cA'lse the servaht Ut friend nf u,trs lap
t'rnsal to give him a f'air of Aylcsbuiy
gniivs Gs'iIiss wt,ch tcI II tine Kraw ~ and n,
lSss%''ntrly f"ul cf alI anln,ais, sa% and % nd,
wisisa t,p1 Il buy ~ ten,. l,a scrSsst "r. rs.
t!Isc.! to nalnc y price, but beGRctl
tie Sultan To nccept them, anti atrortlinEly
s"na ~ss 1wsFs = so Of u Tue R!|' s!xss iochs Hs
WIS given to n cnnlinDN YnItUr because III.
lla' very pretty cat, e, which ho hal tungflt
~ sttrts Of tricks. lie presented II II, tho
S1 a4 and 1f i"la tras ts y.1 M9 ;c s "% ';.yo r.
H. get away wftlinut having my. nropt,sai or
n!ftr nlattc 10 him for tlse yacht"
'rle secoiil lrlp Of thu yarl't--nn uccount
nf which occupies BY fur the gnsiter part Of
a@l sane u tie s',!ne p!arss &re % vislic r IS
om tic previous trip. but Cyprus wt,s now
MI English eDl0l,y, md mue1i ilnrr time vas
,lcyot.,l to It's exploration. L. ,i1eS nut a!-
'r s t tc!s fs Il 1assay t Ill., .r wr ay 1 1ay 1s si:
e'lcllant" with the new acquisition. Every
one III board tho Mtnntaur gives Il bud nC-
en1lrt "f tic climate Of Cyprus, and seems
thoroughly ,g!at 10 get it%tty frnn It. Tile
ing their stay. Mr.. Jfcpwtlrtl, dixon WIS
Hllong tklose m tic tlay-slilp We Ind IN
interesting conversation, IN the course nf
Which ~ Yato tis r arcnt ltral pf valuable
TIL wor srIn In it. ' iiespeciav @ w. rrrt''.;s tM
moulded rs to beware Of tho 1nlses, Which
are uitru extremely skittisl!t ia fnci of which
10 hinSclf latl llail p9lnfu! exprrirtcu, |,av-
ins hn'kel! Isls collar.bone I fall fr2n! one
Cyprus and It's different forfs occupies st'ser-
mutton.
lliost nlarkMl III it, 1lnanclIj depression, III.
SGllce Of MlI,lp aid ccynln)y. Erentel< free-
dom Of t!ie women, tic fntrtl,lctlor Of Euls,-
Hcan dress, etc. "rlsctnan Hlo now t,ossess.,s
the most Influence In Turkey is, VI ,sre told.
pcrial cups Of coifre. The $altan trusts and
lNlieyes In lin lnure thntt lll AllylMlty clsr.'
:, Tlc present 81! ltat sS'lears to be mllclt
!ikeuhynil WIN come In per40nal contact with
Wt Hl e FIr Il hys ty N M sa.2 2eiTS tra t" Dc
~ thcfss ST. :Ss MsSry n ", / s ays LaysM ara
never tired of prAisnK hInl, al.A Hobart
l'aslla, Sir Co]iIngwood Dickson, and mat1y
others. WHO have oceaso,s to see HIN con
j. Among other .fnncies, The Sultan hay
lately nctlirctl II sudden taste for farming,
md ileNow wnnts Il. iintl }nllliY wilo will g!
partner Will, him IN ctrtain number Ut
acres; '!s will mot hear of paying Hin MS
Mrs. Drassey gives M interesting tlcscrip-
ton Of II surt 1T KDbtnsollf fCrnsot. living on
I, bold, rugged promontbry called capc
"It IL almost Inaccessible fsom tho sea, ex-
built himself IL house; llI is described rs, n
very oitl nIail, with long Aluy beard reael-'
Iand tint Is not absolutely prccirliors near
and hc las Il small herd Or guAts alld 4 few
towls. Many, steaMers md yaehtss make y
p0itt Of ca!ling llerc, to, leave Hin II few
biscuits and Il littla OIL. They blow the
produce be has to spare, tcab,agrs, milk,
fNwt, eggs), leaves 1t on ill9 beach, all.l rc-
tires to i cave .close BY. The .boat's crew
land nl.l tAle the Things, leaving il their
IL i they have rowed 4 litts Way oil tic III,
hermit comes md takes possess!oi'of Ills
l,art Of tho exchange. ll0 trusts entirely to
The honor 0f hts visitors. The story g0es
tlnt the hermit was origh,allya shipnwner
bis own ships. ThFcn tines lid he RIM
IaslaE hIs sitip aid iE' ,na,|y M ot lis crew. Al
lust, In despatr, lug vowed never to speak to
Ills lito IN tlning pcnnnca for hts n.istortules
OIL this solitury c:lpe, with which there IL no
communication except By scu.''
:, Jnl,. $ !ho falnily: werc omc,, more III their
Ind less Of novelty than th9 yoynge ruu'nl
thu world, yHt lln'l bee.l u very pleasant five
will regret.
~, w FINS s on|y been n1|s to Elye yery zen
travel often only succeed In aee,lnulatlng n
muss 0f statistical information, detailing
geographical TEXTURES. recnpttulatlng history
md hennfng l'eEinM upon Ossa y thu My Of
tHsts at nj t!,o ip,,,e'sslo,'s F. ct others "Su-
LarlIcs aud " therefore, al the more l,leas-
not III, authoritative treatise III tho countries
visited. Il IS the wrll-trtl story. Of IL PLEAS
TINT serve to brighten up Its pngrs. 1t ought
IL n1fartl profitable entertainment for many
III, evening to those interested i, travels mil
adventure; We lnmy null That the publishers
work h9s bccl, well done, tho houls hnnd-
pressw0yls aud composition.
"Slnsl,lsa aMl storm y In tho East. BY
Alis. l}raSscy:. New York: Henry Holt l.
TO. lvol. Cloth. Price, s3.bo.)
PROBLEMS or LIFE AND MIND.
Ge0rge Henry LeweS, who died not lnMg
his "rroh|ems Ut Life nntl AIinA,h which,
though not revised by himself ns llo had III
telidcil, ire now published under the e.lito.
rfttt E,fr 4 rtt .1n,f I'll ,t