, 1881-05-04
ton Of these public buildings, ut tho
dctLcaer and cxru'sit taste .dlsptayed

fcctlng them ii, Mt tholr wonderful beauty and
decaey e a. nnst. 20 thas: @ over after tho iapss
boauty md perfection II tie triumph OF m'nd
over matter. Those old nschtacts and tcalptores
more an CONVINCED that thoir work was truly
!ta ss S % sss s IT.; IT, rSs # t"
this practical and critical ago. in which wo iva
Time wis nut tho essence Of tho eontfact whom
ated thoni and boauti!icdl, she1' "as brIdo nr.
Ono would naturally suppose that a pcnplo
possessing such treasurcs would take Errat
u 4.ous e. hsn S ~ &c
future generations, the lnworshr descendants
1T such worthy sIres appcnr "a ui!vo sunk Into
hchoid. aud allow many of thein 70 crltuble and
decay. prey to tho FarHgcs t,f hno. Built 40
a,y6 tec e. o. . % 'h @ nfEs y .Ee af on % a
tled Iu with ,ubols- stone. ttotr Immense
We ana weisnt, n H., rnany n, caes foreo
when flot connaote'i with othor inii1dings.. and.
g thoy s9ts they arS Glowcd t. stad n
r. aa Ia o9eee sSs ssn arn ns seem u e
taken to preserve and koep III tolcrnb!o rvpar
the anelent buildings. but oue Sous nothing Of
II liz essna!a.E y ,aa Eitta cesta5y: sna
oldest psrt q The present oIty-In Tho yeAr 81.
The hrsf settlers were refugees. most Of thom
saStap}s eo osc.o e. .n nrd o5or Hss sows tsen ss
iseins jtsS struck win horror al IDS erue,ty md
eurety on tho dry land. ,hcy sought II in tho aca,
sSs aas rasS ssa ason M
tho Adige, tho 13renta. tho S'e. and other
streams and rivers north Of tho i'o. u what arc
UNNECESSARY fur me tn follow the remarkable
history OF This wonderful city through az ~
weh ere9y saooy H. should au
iar. ny esisn r. Writing nj: Hstcr @ is To- To- At.
fscpy aaa n nsEty Sa 10 desoFoo 'eoco es
POVERTY or TIE PEOPLE.
believe said, In tino Of the lettera which you
hsys tesn xn enough to nsh 'at - tSe t
a6iy c,ntcntcd people. must asK 70 make
decided exception On that score TO the poorer
lcuonc, ltstiess. melanchuly. .lvoklnx
| set Of miserable creatures ! i.evcr bcheld, 4
friend said to me. ot bearing me l,ako similar
remnrk, " But you have neve- seen Naples All
poorer than those oi Venice; have g desire 70
sis'va III 70 u 'aS .Ss nppaaianse @ &c & much
poverty forced upon ono's .. attcntion at
ss ivy stay. es; ssi aite a eompisecniy ref":o aia
Siy-caj, hoIlow.eyed. fasu,is6ins felIuw.bcas.
who glanly tells yo., be or sas Is s.arslnE M @ .na
ocses tex ny Z. ass = IL n1h osi ~
would ilnpoverish almost any one who hhs any
position. The venetians do not mind it.7l pro-
sums they are used to it,-and, Ike the Loslte,,
hy qa 5se 1ss qtsG5 Is o so IN other paas
f'It of Italy. detormIty. and sores, aud tiind.
meas which appeal to the sympathy. ost Teal;
e tSas oaosfonr;h of tho population of venicc are
paupers, and vet the Government goes on hulla.
ss ana 1etse. to ts
4 valuable property Of tho Church. which sup
ports thousands OF l0zy non.proluGers who
! be done with these paupers II q knotty question
Therr appears 10 be no work for them " the
sceount ut, Of shetr it,doiancc. and they have
neither tho meaus nor the inclination to emil.
| HrAte. Fortunately they aro tn country where
| little clothing aud less food aro required to
keep soul and body together al.u tho sca Is a
bounstfu! snuthcr. Her shores nru continually
ish wtich @ fss n.o I tho hsds 81 thess starv"
| inx pcUplG. ... ...."
| COMMERCIAL PROSPECTS,
There appears to b. it.o wonltn In vH;n!cs
palaces aru vacant, and tho Stlsy hun, Of co,ii-
inerco - no longer beard on Tho ltiaitc. whuro
% ISL s.. ouna ps aees e .a s0 @
shown tho hn.,so said to havc beau occupied oy
ss sseay n G csG m proSses %
G9t gocd enough MaXans tos ths S slgn.i;s1eSs
ranean ports. and With ERypt.-a fow atoamert
arriving and deparstug weekly. Tho merchants
| or VeHtco anticipate some Increase III trRde
through tho opening ot the 81. Gotharl tunnel
| thus bringing them in direct communication by
rail with France and England.
MARRYING THE ADR1A11c.
Ine Goionny VI y. M ~ - ~ w. n.9 Ma, 9nrt ~
nrst t ots ~ ~ " n.s, y. ~ 1fr.onn
ury; during 8no rs'sn " a@G.1o @ Uaseuty t... ~. ~
ooK nacG ~ ~ ~ th .I ~ tnn n9 Tnc.ntn4.r
Gt1d was sePGatea alnual4y uMt' .ao aat =. ID.
hepun!.c Enon yenr ~ g .nH wHs r .
enlCs tne va; 70 tass & t!G IL LIZ esss ..
married ut lcast ~ titnss' 10 one nils Gsa
in1na que " tnoso Rs: h ,I, H. 81 Soe
has Batu. Ine sen: thouNn a. cklH w. "E!.!atl
In "ChlIdc ilaFota 'nus s'su"os 10 tn's ccFe'
mgny: ...,ox,.
Tno sponse!ess A1slatlo .s uns.!s TIL. nss Ems
And, nnnlla! lnnTf,age now no nore rSae"ea'
The Blgentaur i!es rotten ntnfeat,ornd; ltl,1,.
Nseecte1 " .nrmst !.S s 81 i,G nS. hr ~, ssno
StaHu. but ~ tnockeFt0t nls WisneIoN poHcts,
d ~