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Weekly Cincinnati Times (Newspaper) - March 15, 1877, Cincinnati, Ohio A PAPER FOR THE MILLION VOI.UMK .XXXIV.--NO. l.V 0R!C!Ni5l STORY. iWTiitdi Idi ih< I iiHtutaii Tiuit -J EDNA GORDON. ’WilIlraKirlhf t-iui-ISDAti Tiu.i»l I.ITTL1: •i- ^ fa’r xu>1 l«»Ti*iv AiJ.1 r.-*-' . A üuk w, uu.i rhc< k> t;< stft ||^ 4 ♦hi íl^í' 'Vüv^r pi'i. Ii. IlnT rv.». -Ultl h.iil L.U u tiu'ibltiri <‘i> U- Thl' ’init IM Í1T . r ivru«*nh.i* Ü • I \^t IN': V .1)1 li.i'.rfir’a U14U Tbi' liU:-‘ nmu.i!, IN'f Hiigia I Tfauir Bvi.?r th; TlISHuLw.ui.ii! V «■«1 tbr .oiluiau ni^bl. •All*! «1* A.*:.; "In tU- Xi‘> 1. Thi-ia.: '‘*,,1;, i.: NilAf 'fb'j. Um,‘mu;i •W-- -o I inTjT » ■ \ \i.'l ■:!• 11 ^1 . V. ■ I «'tn t-»I !.. I ' |.:innifu j aii-1 - "•uth l»«*art' Al«r.ar« -i:,7 »» »• I.-: :hf( hi, r -■ ' «iioou in i:. Kaavciá ‘Iiau auiht w tne viwld ih-vi an ’ 1.0 ill »4 theffntum rwi trjr? i-T*e*eU with IIm» oí ymi ilv liTtwilciOi:, Wauie!cc Yuntli btta brr tlmt you ut ¿«antitu to MaotMl with rhcruit tfcs: ▼«»»! t an not P\mv fh^ «» fn«e insn Üm- iaU? «ud I &• DOW when fom U<t ‘’fuéNy»/* o «;<9« the tlgKirc tprpad» Uíi^e tliw», BnllUtUaoil riuih with hn itmittW—wbr nor thowsl:! .r.a<*Tj«fjM;»n -.mi o’w thne, «iwtíwrooedíHiht, ’.» vou whbirK*r' «'v*NbT«'.‘* '■1 ** '*■ T.iU ihait^ tW. ^Ktidihiiaianii fT:**uiÑ that ^ur\ :i .t .fe»ir, Jmw win ariiir \% liw^T iU 'iM i *.ipí*<ht tbc , Whj Auatld you f«T t« y\>u b' \ Ü1C 1») d.** l\: ir tiw* it .-r "i*" .t- .* •!iii>raT«l?i ib: ■ •; . u \>T iv t'lV ' Aii f.'l ’ • i i . M \htv r". - •■ *• - ,1 'S.-K:-r»h - ' * ■• 1?.:-s >nv- ho Id ■ i.r . • \ ■ ’■' ••TVS'f ’ ' ¡'.v ' Mv. AVB, lo'o... .1 husu !V nil MNiir. 'ihtii éii tint. Van Hi;! I tikP •!.'* p-< 1:. N''« 1 •’ W I H»r-«ii u. H ill 1 it M lii.t « I I - jL in. 1. ' I With A»ki t.rti - ;nrriaul».< »tr w*r tf' ‘ti »h*‘ I'lll 'iUat »..• K«»rrir« I A»vt I II .*« • IÍ*. «'WITH 1*11*1 %M» I 11 i H'.ili l«ls iti l >'•' i:: Cit.t U.-.JÜW- n-:> 5. ■ And > h. )'i rÍ4cr!»i»f <ii Í " tl" IV ‘1m ' AH* wc-.M. a».' «t rti v tl' «*♦ At. ~ i' l\.i l^)Mt WAV f* Ai.l I. o‘ An «)f!>h (H A Nid fm it fe IW' B.f=U I ir l •|V., al,i ' And. -•f?-i* a ii)jkr4^. ri:am «m> I %k. I Mt Who ( Ih- i ihnmip'p Afxt ll»'iT>iart d ipI kthdtol } éW IlHi h> «ni* hMM U tk* mirr>ir, 4H tHrUtn^ an* wnsi «fi-l iar: f ikr Ihr Vfivr bat nAi< ti In it« tpMMtil TV ilewtt and U»4t <a>il *<«1 -|A¿k* (Vy* II iN*l. n* 1.-M . s M ;• «•iiitx«• f •til»' *- -f*m ij I vrAkHr»* -I» T«-WfP. Av'ád ti > >• ' '> n.dl, , . n.t..^. "-I"-' • I»»- llinkt i»»/ 1' ' - I-»'' !">-"•• I I'M *1*11. I’liJmii* ' A ' «M.; 1.1.. l....«... I. ..(11» JUm>. i:v ANiii.r.v c. WOOD. In (Ilf filly kummer pf is—, niy con Ui'ftion with lóndfti l>fU S;*ininHrT—the only Jiiinir I hid fcuowii (nr rr*t.—cln«fil. Ui ainilirr dictl «hen I w».s hm a child, ■ml niy uUier had iievfr had e m-iUcI •tOduif rd»<-« aiucf then. NatiiraÜT ol a :e>;' ‘ r-i; o*'!!""-wh»n *h* l(?h« a /ti > \nn; Hell'll Mi|i|dii (I n |,im>..|', Ii void in luv liiiiil V. ilh her Inve, and readily nn.Mered all my t liter inu-siions alimil iu\ mother, fur «». a.lly ,.,„„i,,iit „( her, «. I had lle\er Ill'll any ('in-nu to iiiijni eid who knew .Mr, ( laieudi-ii nilli d ri'f M« nthfr little .'ir!, rnil « --.■ emiilinially tiyinit to iniliro-vi-e noiiie I'l w (ili aMire Inr Iñiieiilid me, while I tell 111' liiiiit Koini; o»l iiiiirf and Iiinie liiwiiid I.Hie, Her irniik, |da)fiil w'liyi liiid f ilPeiiliar (a»fiiialioii for iiif. Sidilfjr H.ill wav lhi*i.aiiie onid, li.aiighty uiau thnt he at liiM nii|n'arfd In he. -Kiiiit Helen yavr a ‘■■meial,’’ onf fVfit-iinr. uheni had lifen iherf a littlp over a week. Ktlif wa.v in hivh »|iiril> all the day prf.'ioua. She made an luspeelion of my w«i.rd>oli«>, and etova (or mv evauintt dr«»a a I - ; i'.sh , di> to'lc^ eWi ^liM» hntse vauUhfd he indulRfd hi» rovinn V"»" hl.'iU, Wi.ii nun.nirfao( « .ili't. mn.iiien.nd «i.wdeeo.1 n.--. .W- --.lu- ! When owr toileM* wert Uniahcd, Iff nia “W.irh over the Preservation of the Union with jealous eye, and indignantly frown upon the Ü ^awrfing of every attempt to alienate anTJof the 7ouniry from the rest, or to enfeeble the sacred ties which now link together the various parts.--WA.„ix<rr«('s r.*u..w....i. AuHm.s. IN ALL THINGS, NEUTRAL IN NOTHING.” TWO DOLLAllS WAX YK.Vll. |ifiiiitjf» and wandereil pvfr thf earth*» liiv (mii-y Ud, M'arctiiiie Hie rich uiiuv» oí the raith'» wnmlvrji for liai'iiinev-a. Mr. Hi line, the I’riueiji.il of I.iuden Hell .S'liniuiiy, waa it (ritiidof luy father's; with liiiu 1 wasjdaovd for dfvelniiiuent—morally, iin-nlally and |diysifal!y—and at U't, when 1 had jii.t liiriii il my sevfiiUcnlh year, I w:iv foiividered fini'-Utd accotdiui’ to the iawsnf the .Soiinary. t'lily PI1I I-, in all llio.o year', had 1 seen my iailifr. w lift: a (imid, silfiil child of Ihiilfcii ycai-s he caiuc to sec iiii- hir a few thiyv. Slice (li.n time he had hfeii in Ku-loin-. 1 lind nvi iitly received a leller from l.iiii, *l:,liii" ¡hat 11 very dear friend of my mothvi's nirlli ind day. rviuesti-d a vi«il tmii! me. and in had umde atiaiis.-eui>'nt. to tli.1t I iVvel. I w a. Iheri to await liU return, w liie!i wnuld Ik- in a le'. umiuhs. My ttinde naiuir »a> in a i|niver of eiiio-linii. I'rniid, .eii-iiive and shy, I re.iliied down stair* fur Aunt Ueleu'* eiltieisiu, who simply kisseti iis hoih, saying we a]w.ays jdea-cd her, Sidney I'all wa* silting at the window, reading, as we eati red the room. He kept his eyes on the hmik with provoking iiidillen live, when Kftie suddenly whirleil ariiiiud, faeinii him. und. standing anil in .aim hefuic liim, said: ‘-Vuiii opinion, I'liele Sidney." He ral'ial tii* eyes and seiutiiiized us cool ly and ili nlivralidy, and then aii.wcred la-euiiii-ally -. "Moiniiigaiid niglil." .. I did not 1 vlish sm'h .erntiiiy, and tiled ti> wlllnliiiw my arm from Ktfic, hut she held R-.i tiiiiily. and .¡lid : "Hu la- ii':i..uii«lile (ur ouee, riieleSidney, and iiii.swer me a eiiil i)iie'iioii. I want Fdiia to make ini iiiiiires.ioii, to-night. Will fill- du i( "¡’lease hi- more uplieit, I.llio,” he .lid, «iili provoking deliln-nilioii. "There are d'lli-uut kind, of im|ireh.!i)ii.. What i. the ehaiai ter of Hu uiie y ou wish Miss tiu.-ilon to laukeV’ he'a.ked. W iili one ijiiii-k moveiiieiil I (reed myjeif fioiii kilie's eta.p, and liiirri'-d nut of the my '¡limiluii j iiiiifiilly. 1 was having the ' Jour'(do tin-law n, nui, liuwi ver,iiiitii I hid only home I had aiiv reiuemhrain-e of, and eidd, iiniiiieieiit expression of lil.s Hie u w frieiiils i had ev i known. .My !nu i'vi.MMme.' lieailWH. ...1,1, Theyi-ais at l.indeii Hell luiil pii...id ill i|nivl, peaeetul liappine.s, mull slir-.iiik from niingliiig in new scene, and from meeting new i-riiieal lai-e.. Ml. Hi-iiiie was 11 kind, patient iii.trni-lur. He liad li d iin mind into Hie v.iriuus eliuii-iit-1.. of kiiiiwli dge. fiiitlifidiv and eariu-silv II is -uiil Hint a «unían inliiiiively reai-hc-I uiie.'u.iuii. that a man iittaiiis oiilv hv a lung line of roa..iining. I knew Inil liiile' of Hie world, and iiuthiiiguf iimiikiinl hiit what I had lead or seen in im- ehar.ieler uf uuud 'laiil ,'lr. Heam—lint 1 fell assured that Sid-ni l- Hall «1. living iwu live.; Ihal In- w as not ilie niiU-eliiig, iij-lillerent man lie hands and 1 sat in dreatnv haptiines», thinking (he world was hi-auliful and good, afli'r all my feais, and that friend* «em Ui he ioitiid nhirevei ui\ lot w*s ea«t. .Suddeii'y ..-Iiadiiw darkeneil the art»>r, and, Inrn.n; niv ey es tu the eiilraiu-e, 1 .j-w Sidney H ili 'leiiiiiim ihrtr. looking at me with those < old, I ritieal eye*. "1 inii.st eommetiil your lasle n seleeling lu emuiiiK siirroiiiiiliiigs and at; '.udea," he .aid, wiili tin least bit of «area 'u in hi* Voiee. I felt that he had given me a rhalleiige, and 1 resolved to pick up the nuntlet, and stand 111}' ground, if poesibia, as 1 rema i-ked; "1 should judge yen had been nnfortflnale fn your aeiptaintanen witb weatankiad, did I not know and honor roar liaicr twd wmm> mil ihink f" ne askeu. oeailug hiinselt (are-lfs*lT cii a low settee facing me. "That you are very disagreeable,” I leplkd, ailing hy his insulli-rablv iuipu-deiiee. "I atn eompelted to give yoii eiedli (or line atlrihiile Hint is generally woefiillr de-lieient in your sc-v—namely, lioiiesly," he snid, uilli It glance of atmisement in his eves, and 1 deeided. no iiiatler what he sinnild »av lu-rcafler, I hliould not give him the satisfaelioii of knowing that the dart stiuik me, so I said meekly: "If you can name any other Mlriimtes that lu- d eultivaiing in luy a»i, IwiUbe very than! fill.” liie glc.iui in hi* eye deepened, .and after silling in a llioughlful maiiucc fur a few iiioiiii-iits, he said "Wcil.yes; a reg i-d for the feeliii.gs of geolltmeu would adu ; llieir aitraetioiis.'' 1 saw that I W.S.S getting llie worst of the skii-iaisli, So 1 pit kediip my >iook and arose, sityiii.g: "1 always hivu’r short studies. Tlu-y have a mure lasting ¡ni|iieSti»ii, su I wilt liy to proht liy Uii- insinietioii given, In-fiire I receive more," and rtliirned to the liiiii'i'. .V few evenings after, tValter .Vshton and Joliii llaiuiiii.ini I-Iiüed. I iiulieed (hill Kilii-'s iiiiseliievuiis ey i-s liiid a little sotter I'li-aiii "hen they luukid iiitu .luliii ll;i ntutlli .-. and llis kind. Iiimesl irr... ... LLTTEB FBf k.SlllN(iTO>. H«s» OkhMwa Kms mmuk •smaistlwi iij tmm, KU. ff>"ni|>«sd«iwe e(.y»i ’nuo.l iluw When C'leopati. he ( npllal Tlie i bH Wile In-. Polilieal lesl- ,*<•1»'», March 1. ■,MH. jLily hut fiishloiiahly iiialiiiiii-, while upon Ihcir right, li-ghtiiig op ill. ilarki I-1 I'll ill - of the h' nalors, were the golden SI »i, . .iiiil i-|.aiilelU 'of the higher ullieers of iiui sinnll ainiy. Hark of these eaiiie llii-SeiKMois. with here eiui iheie a face Uiit of wlili-li looked up the li-spirv of a iluiuM'n.l )ioliti<-iil eoiiiliets. I uikliug was then , pink oí hair and red of iieeUtie, still I oninmiiiling with hi. i^iisuinmalc ahil-itv, the niniu t lefeieiii-r, despite tin fears i.fi.rlliiig fealty. .Morton was iu«l hefore him -iiioie than any olln-r man ill the Senat-a the iueannlion of power iiiid loyalty. Var to the rigid of iiiiii sal ll.uiue, with (lerliaps the moat iinpu.iiig preseiiee in the . haniber, winning nil men to loni by iiis niatiielie harm, l.y the brilliaiiey of his part' MlsMlSIITI I.ETILU. l<J>iTis|'in.t"ie p .a iliei"in. imisU Times 1 Mas Kra=vii.i.K, l - AiirK-t A C.trNTY, Mls'i.ssll'l'l, .Maieli .1. Wi ll! now you Auer dune ft. I knew it i'l «luov. h.iwever. Vt'eean nut trust the Xorlh-i-ni Hi-tiiiii raey: they won’t light, and trc van nut alliiid ¡I. Now, doii i you know yon liavi- stn/rn the IVeiidency? In thi* State we had tiO.UtKi Henioerutic majority, hut we had III work liai'd for it. .kboiit a year hefore the election we had dcterniineil to fix things, and till- oei avion soon oflered, for elnd, undertook HM ans river trip with Hie yoHDgir brotlt iisan |l, ,\utliuiiy, it is relaied hy M|<speare that all llie eoniiiiiinity galhciiMmerve the *|-i . tale, and that, Inti nlillc olijeelioiis to a vaei.uui which v.ft i»t, Hie very- gone, and left a \J-y in iinlure tlie orowd that ran ii'p withi.nt a mai few l.esides the liere Hie inoiigurl people delight to h .to liny a vast and State ol Oiiio, Hit liave giteii up Hiei oi till- livip.g here till-1 hief t'lcik a, Slate .Issenililv. liiil U aiipposed to ex-iUcIf would h.ive Hut rtlCSS this wedding was hut 11 hegg.irly miii-ourse wailing of liiin wlium tlie and if there In- not :-t void in the hruad ;-.»t the giavevarils id to fill the ph cs i.ihled. I.KoS.VKir, 4o*er ol our august d himself on .a elmir aiming to iiispiri nn- with a desire fur yet peiiied to he. leii'ger strides, and f.srilii-r ¡'isi-ght into tlie I the soon juiiie wunder* (if siieiii-e aiul deii-giitj of liter.i- i down tin- l.i' iiiie. 1 hiel frie ai-.-v-s In ids well lilli I li-!.'.try. and day an.I niglil I wa- in eonstaut eummuniun with h.eik., .Mi s. Heaiie was a . .ireful, r-uiisi-ieiitious w 'inaii, looking w. ll after the hviil li of I'-e -gitls, and iiistiiieting u. parti. iilnrly in ill ivattvrs pettaiuiug tu guild m iiiner.s-. h.it till .'e was no iiiuther luM- there, eai.se-ipii iilly I aeipiiiid the hahii ui iepre.sii;g my fei-lliigs, and w.is i-..ii.iileTe.l cold a,id l iiuglily hy the girls; when it was piin-.y .|,y si'tisitiveiii so, iliruugli the no-di-.im uf my hooks, 1 was In tti-r m .jtiaiiited with peiipje of pa.st eentiiiii-> tli.in with lhu.se uf the pie.seiil, and uf wliat Use such an uii-Miphisiieated creature wun'.d be in the in live, busy world of thepre-viit lime, 1 c.)u!d not imagino. Mr». I'lareniVoo, my niotI:er’* friend, lived v^ui two day*’jonrngy (rum I.indeu Hell, in the quiet old town oii lliUsville. 1 arrtyedfn the eveilas' time, tired, dusty, lisnely, and heart-sIA. ! only nhuerved a Irmg, gra**y lawB'iB (runt of a large, stone- ■ , - - -s...... o..iep. m iu,ro- gl».wdweUi»w-l»«^u*i_nl '“i '■f''". re*t- •Ult'Mlt- llM'. 'till ‘ <l„.t,!';!t'.! 41 i.i's l.-iigtfi, ,111.1 '.no il 111 wilfi ey I Iruni whteli beamed l.ive, ; -ynil iitliy i.i',d deiiglit, ?s i.cver lye- Inuí hi an i'd .11 me heuc e. I felt ,it rest—at ' in.me. Ml iuiig leprc'-v.l feelings hiii't llieir biiiin.ls. ".Mfillii-r! i.iy iie-.v 1,11'tiu-r!" I evel.iitu.-d, wiili diinmv.l eyes, lea.'idiig f.iil!i niy iia-i-.l-iii ;i iiini. appi-ai. "Noliio: d.ai eliilii. Yuli wi'..iig yi.ai-sainted iii'.tli. r. \uu d.i inil kli..i tin-ilepll; of m.'tlii'i lull- or vun n>.unl ih-..-i' ij piv tliat dci;r i.anie t'l otjier than lu-r '.iloi l.i.rc y-uii; und K.ln.i, d.iiliiig. tlnu l.ive leu ni l. va-i-d fur yuM i.e.-ill..- yuiir pii.ir hn-r-lal eves eiiii lull l.eli.'ld 111 . .V tin- li uv-nily liti is siipeiiur tu lie i-ai ilily, s. i> VI 111 inulhei's luvc ngi r .inil piircr fur her eliil'l null Hiau w.'i -i! Itti d lyv earthly diist. I’lit eiiiiie toy-Hti n um. b ar, I kiiuw yon mtist be tiied.'’ ' I Via-, hilt I am lesti-il m.e . 0!i ed." I siM with a -’.di ul n lief and t,. III. "b.iil v.hai iiin-t I e.iil j-uti, •Mia. I luteiidoii.' N' I ih.ity " "No, not till .Mrs. I lareiiduit,’’ -he re-pl'i .1, witli ininiti-s. d evore -i.iii,ill ii-.i- yuni aunt Hiliii, fu: 1 h.ir tu your iuotk ,-a-.;'!-ti i-i '.ia!.! pu-.ibly have h-en." i»lieli.l i.:e into ii large, airy room. It was i-legiiiiUy fiiriiishe.l, and wiilial -iieh nn ,iir I f eomhirl percidt.l the whole apart-iiieiit that 1 iinoiniilaiilv evi laiintd. "He-lighHiil"’ "Thi* IS to he yiitii room w hile von stay with 11U-. li.liia. I liope vou will ft el ai 111 me. 1 h ive -o often wished i i'ee yon, hut voiii- father would never jienait me to take you fioui-ehool. I have you here at last, liuwtd-r, and intend to keep you, too,'' sill- laid playfully, ». slie assi«te.l me to eliiinge my diistv iraveliug garim-íils. "bo.i me-Ul like your molln-r in appear-am e. leiiui.s, I V, uinli r if ymi .arc in eliane-li .c.'iis". 'Inrii—tuiir iiiollier -nnsso i-arin st and tiiill ful. 1111.1 vet plavful and winning; proe.l and y et -.i Í. *' 11].- iiied me, and we walk. I tip ■,iwii tor s.iiiie time. AVlien we reliiiiie.l to l!i- lious,-, ,si |n,-v Hu I riii'id his ey e- fruiii lu' hook iiii.l .- in • a i||ii»7Íeal glaii. e. i fell aniioye.l, an.I turne.I to the piano f.«r relief, f.*r I «anted t.i lie at (Use will 11 1 made my .frill/in puhbe; so 1 I.; my lin-rei-s f.dlow my ri-sili-si niiii.l ami playid ou and on a- f.im-y led me, until 1 luic'd aii lull the :nd harnioid.-- ul t!ie I ill iii.istcrs, (hat 1 was iollowi'i'r. A- 1 aru-e fn.ui the pi i.io, .Si.hi. y «as lyi.n on the loniige watehiiig nie viith h.iif elu-ed eyes. • Why, I'idiia, child, i never heard voii play “owell hefore," e.\i-!.duie.| Aunt Helen. "1 reaiiy helieveyou forgot tii.-re wa- any persuii iu'll'.e World intt voarseif. Is il nut .so?" asked Hliie. ‘ Yes,’’ I replied, "and 1 was not certain wlieihei I was there ni.vself or not." "AVell, it i* time tliat you were making hitre of the (net now, (or there are some of the friend* eoiniiig. The parlor* were soon filled with the M's-ti. 1 went Uiiough the ordeal of intro-auetio" ■ • Fffie'l inip- tumi'.-.Oiid llis kind, lioiiesl, gray one-ofti-n s.iiiglit heis. lYc passed ,i ver.v pli-as-aiil evi niiig, ait'l pioiiiised to iieeompaiiy the genlleiinn to a eoni'ri t to he given the Ul vl eveniii'g. When lithe aiinoiinecd the anaiigem. nt llic Ii '.\l moriiin.g, w hile w e wi-ii- all in the hi(-;il;ii;st.ninni, tier fatlier said : "I glass you were riglit ivhout the Hue of ihf lion,' I’.ass." "Ot eour-e I was. It's a pliiin, iinniis-lakiit.i,- i-a-c," she l epli' d gaily. "Well, lien idKiiit the other paftv inlev-ustnb. ‘ I 111 1 yin can not lell anylhing al*nit I'dim," -he rei tied, with e shrii-g oí tiic slio-ildets- ‘-slie via- *s easy bioI stv.'.ight-fi iWHrd ,11 In r eonversiitioii with iiin:, and w ben he V oiild pay her it little roiiipliii i lit •Ul the -ly. site would louk him -.(uareiy .iml A.iily in till-fa. - ami a-k hint some ii-.eta-phys'if il ,,ii.-5liiin that hin! no i-r iii.i • t'uui vviih Hie s ¡1.1.11 of his tl oiiglils vvlial. v.-r.” "I ii.Hv.ii him viuy iiiier. siinu and .agree,i Ide,” 1 tl iitaiki .1, earel-s-ly, "ll -littt. knows how f-iviii'e‘1 he is,"-aid 1 Sidney Hall, darling me a keen, i-niiH.sl I gi.lllvS'. I felt file h'ood tingle my cheek, fi.rl knew he alliidid I., tlie not very coiuplinieutary-epiihet 1 loot up¡ lied t'l him u few days j re-VKiVt*. Ill the eogrsc ef the day, as i was su-ing with Aunt Helen in her room, she .-aid : ‘ Kdna, dear, you inu«t not fe. l liiii l .at Siviiiey’s hlvint manner of speaking. Yiais ill the Fid,itt lluunis iiioriiiiig, and in ihiit II .sonant v. li-jeh so oft has wiik. d the revelheralioiis Éie t apitol, iinii niiie-ed, "If the tliiiiii.i present will walk up to Hu- (ifhiT liielil l.-arn soniethiii? to iheir e-pielal »il*ge” Then- wa- * pa-ise, ntiil then ajld, lieree rush, thnt gallic.I ll volume «■ilae’ l.ipsiiig iiio.iu-iit. singing I veronwai (ithbe ri sisties* swell of the ini'ghty oevni i roeks and -«iiigs a-gaiiist the sliore.^rA' on the strung .Miireli lin exe, the fte Ol l.coiiar.l «|u d away ihl it-e. hof | >lo on the S.ldier*’ Moiile, on the nin| Jy, and the walls of -Mount Vi'iiion n* Je other, and from ( Hell (iml ("|- iiui-riii. dial" puiot ihe myriad Bu. keye li..'t sill gi ll oiivvaid upon *t devnled oiiiee and hy the iievi r failing remliiie*» of hi facnltie*. It was a perfeet *tud; u; graeiiul . oiirle»y, a vivid iiliis t ration' oi the reinarkalde f.isrina-li.ili of the Iimii, to (ih-crve the Imv*- f mi i-.ir-ilial gra-|i of the. Iiun.t with v'.hieli he gri eliil ttie now .-s. iiator fiom fle-irgia. Hen. Hill, mill to iio(e the hriglil and gr«t. ml sudie which lit lip the laccni hi* ohl *ii'»g onist. Back of the Stcnator-’ -r at- the remaiuine ■pace on live floor of Ihe ehainber wade usely erowde.l with huiiured gi.e-t- ami iiietiihers of the llnuse, and on tin- four -ides ahove Iketu •weeping lip tu Ihe rouf, was a sea of human fio-i-s filling every inch of iivaihdile bpin-e in the gaileries. Tin-diploniatii- g.illeiy was a- liright as a parli-rre of flo«ers in spring time, all the inarvi'luiis lines of F.-em h inilllnccy livatiiig Hie raiiihow in hrillia.’ii y, and adding new eharins to the lieaiilitiii fjici'S wliii-h they servi-.l to adorn. .Inst to llie right of the lirphniiiilic (jallery, and on the (loiit seal, fat the awi-el-faced lady who fur f.uir veiir.s hi come is to he the hostess Ilf the A\ liitc-lioiise— MRS. It.VYES. Her d.irk hair was eoiiihed down low over hertcuipli s ill the peculiar style she always alii - t», I overed w ilh a hlaek velvet honiiet, relieved with irimmuigof white silk and white and pink rosi-s. IH-r dress was of j.laiii hi;. k silk, with a while laee searf alaiut h(; 111 ek ami a caiin l's hair shawl lying nn her lap. To the left and right of her were her greatest oru.a-mints j briglit-liiei'd Ihiv of five, with lung vv.svy lisht hair, and a' reniark.ahlv fiiie--i;-il-«ul In and on the iitlier side lier lit-ile iliul lili'i, 'I.- Fannie. The first iiii-nii --iuii oi .'!(•. Hay(-s uiioii the hnlies of \i aihiiiiiuii 'ruii!.' -«ho have collie ill eon-tact viiih her, hs l-eu very pl.-u-ant, ' iliuugh it will In . tinn-.ui euiirse, liciore the Vi ni l 1 uf la-hi"iiahlc soeicly is nnnle ore the luure disposed b) el bUNDAY nK.\ 1)1X0. It i> reported that the Mi-thod'sl H -t; ants of tu iirgia, have n. ,*ngiul term- «Í Iiiiion with the I.iitheraiis of thit htjic. The X„tn,,,n! nys that there are inoti llapiisi eli'irelie nieiiiliers in I'liil-adelphia than in any ofVr city «1 Hie world wve l.oiideu.” Ihe receipt* of tin rn -hyterian I'omaiit-lee of Mission* for Fiee-ilmeii, (min April I, IftrS, havr Ireen i-dl.Wft, against in the year piectding. The death i* announced of the Uev. Hi. Weíiou», the most prominent minister of the Southern Christian deiioiniiiation. Hr-AVelloii* w*i the editor of Tkf ( 'hrittion Si‘n. In a late I’hiladtlpliia daily the Wlowmg reipoetiihle whiU; man was phi.ving card _...... ‘■'’'cfeeT Mudv I with some m-griK's in a gambling saioon, and ¡ «ere «une «.( the ""'ir .!'"5:h ’S£! J «.... ...us..r s-.. s. I ?;rjy ,Sí L.*> hav e Isecn, bul i( could not be tolerated ihoi a 111 gro should say no, so wc ju*f got to--getlier Mvtial bundrci^ and elected our rsipli.st preaebci Colonel, and w c jn«t hnug ;iiid -hot enough of them to make the rest iiiirid. .kini’e then we make the negroes umUrsiand Hint while wc have no otijee-Hoii in the world tu Hieir Viitiiig„ they must Vote i iy/if er take the consequeiiei-s. H is nstoiiisliiiig how qtiiek Hiey have de-iiiomiixtd. M liy! In Vaxoot 'oumy, with a I'lilorcd majority of over three thoii-uii.l, nut a siiigh eolured man voted tin Ui'imli-liriiii ticket, and only two «hiles did so. N’livv was not that Uemocrattc euthnsiasm among the iiegroe*'/ .'Somej.i ople might ray they were iutimi-da'.isl, hilt liny were iioi. They were just given to liiiileistiind that Hieir persuii.-il safely, iivead and Inilter ilepcmled on Dt-m-oeiatii- .-une-s, and il was sui'lirU-ing how ijiiiek they iiiidei-slo...l it. We arc geltimg things restored to rolf bri'i' lit slyii jiretty lapiilly now. I notice that the iaiiilloids lai gelyeonlraet to furnish rii hiisliels of coin, one gallon of sirup, and llf)|Hiuinls of pork, and onc-foii.-ih the eri p. le-s oiiiitiiigeiieie*, to llieir ahle-liodied 111 groes Hii* year. They are geiieraily lirunelit out in debt, being iiiiprov ideiit, you know ; and, if we do not have the -amc euii-dilii ii as before, we come niiglile close to il. Then we have a statesmanlike l.egisl.'tun-lliiit nnilersiauilb its business very well. Thi.s region, up and down Hie .Mi-si.-jjipj, is ' {VVnl'.«a (iH It- ‘ -..«'.i 'l; .i*e| lAliicMliwii nl' Ifii-lw. Of all Hiat has been sai.l on Hie -nhjeel of odiu-aiioii, il lia-ni'vrr had insii. .buie it. It seems a sut.ji I tyiii: i- ¡nexha’.istibli-. .MI lieisoiis will admit that ehibl.eii shiiubi lie iiUiiattd. 1 wi-uld a-.l. ii-.er.i, in v.liat lu.-V- ner? Not by mciely kei-iiing them in sclir«n I They should be taught the many ii.eful ¡;;^i;i;iJh;.u.r2A 'bi.i.o,is .„d foia prie,«; > there aieI,•«» parish schools and a Catholic t ‘ Hung-; Iio|iii!aiioii of l.Stvg’.UW. I bad it not better be leann-.l by the kind ----- 1 and paiicni muthe?. liian any one elscf ship.” 'I'he Bomau Catholic Chttreh is very strong in Itnillsli .Anieiu *. H euibrai-e» 1 s ■ i.iuiii upon Ul, I T¡ uv ore the mure disposed bi close 11'till-,\--niaii svvei.t .)ii like a vvolt "O i "I- ,, ,i,. r.ut of baviiie been :t-/Hp:v‘t:;.,í-d,/ííriX!"1:::;.et l -i-ñ.mmbnirirs «f H." la;.y «1.0J.U. I Tnru.riTfhl I ■«oofi felt it ^ he »*>** •»-rna*i]«/ L.» --•*-y rti* fi.vttTt r 1^'ifiifK- * TrtnrTfffmr'*'^“^ tí) \IT U^.Tlls'fuosl'- Ol‘ fuiThl r I'ftlflltK- III the friends ha I .b-parti-d l.rtie i| (-red and danced iilmui the louiii in I I .taey. ‘ My heart'» dc'ire i.s gr.itifit-.l," -In- e\- da ii.eil. "1 am gill.I I'l know-iii-li is the ease, fur urn ' -aiil .w .liK-y. iHiinliiiglv. • I dll.'' has I .'ipliir, d the']!.iii of fliC'Ci-.'In loiitiiui.-d, entirely igiiuriie. iiec iini'le's ibtiisl. I - ;t in nnia/ed • .■ u> e. ; lii.iiii mber. I'l that F.lita' hea I ha-nevvi b.en filled «¡111 c atehiiig lien-, ami . ;i-..n Hi. laliun.," -.aiil Mr. i ¡.menduii. áíiighrngJv, ilruvvirn- Filie I*, lii-s km-e. "il.e fa. ulty wFI .levdup. The ■.eripi i- III i-erv w.iniiin's ii.itnr.-, - 'i'l -i I-iiev Hall. I tiiriicd tu him an.I met Iii- s .■ i I’lil, nil id giani'c. feail. iv, -aviiig i .ili.;iy . "'I l.aiik yo'i fu.' The Piiuriu.d.o.i. 1 hay. il-i- III-!, of bii-inin nat'i!* yet lu pi I , ami iii;v it! I., • lay Irieml- .-an f.tvui nn w itli will giiiiFv (.11 dilate aiatler-." ‘ A . u ijui II II .ttiiie. N'livi I wuiil.l hav'-iio.vi d I Ill'll- .s-'ldiu v'- eats il Ik had nid sill 11 a thing tu mi-, Imt lliei e v-uii -.it as I- .'i.l a'. .1 M.'V niuriiiiig.'’ "Fdiia has learii .1 tu eoulrol in i temper lietiir than yuii, .Mi-. Firerta-l.," reidicd .Ml. CiaHiiib'li. "I du nut think cunlrol is jiivl the wurd, M'. t i.i.einb n. 1 have b arui-il to repress n.y feehi.gs. ' I riliirtied. sadly,a- 1 Ihungilt ul the deaiHi of hivu and .yiapatliy in iny I life. ’ Filie may w .i' e 'hai she ha- never i tii-eii fiiievd by eiteutustunei's into *ueh u ll.'lhil.’ ; "Bi.i fu come haik to our first «uhjeet. I know wlieieuf I atlirni. Halter .t-htun's i ji- lullov (d Fdiia the vvlitile evening, ami be 11 iiiitri.vvl to me; ‘Vour fricad is very attineti.e. What a wealth of gohleu lia-r, ' ai.d hev IVI s peril elly ballle me. Are (hey blue, 'gi; V ru- blaeh Tiicy ap)e‘.ir at Him ■ I tu I (. .all tbiti-.’ And yoiK-aii not deny that t evH.-lIv kiiuW inv-si-ii, 1 repite i -. ' I'» «A'’'■ “<> ,"I’'"*. r‘<’ '"H'i'i’-'C'I. •Iber. has only one sub- of' mv nature mi- | ‘ -baking ber linger at me. luldiilvet. Iluvv Iwill ib-.ei.ip in ''IliHvv iiureasun turvvlsl,lllgt.ld.■„y•l(.” ' u II lepiii.l, "tl.iic were several gi-ulli nieii ,i-kivl I'lln,i-'ioii to chII." “Will, o!t to bed, you ralHe lrajis, if you vsant tbal | ro iii'cd liur-vbaek ride in the u;i rnifi'g," said Mr. Ciareiido.-i. I ye. (olluwi'il me fi'Vm the ruom ‘.pri siuii in their diisky iievl iii.iiiiiug, k hii't retiiriic.l am! be biii div jiuili. d me. If tbi'ii i-one I'laee tliat I feel pevfe 'llv at 11 Im ill. il is tlie «iiiidle. .Mr. He,me hiol In III very pill tieiiliir in reg.ud to inv ei|ne-Irian Itaiiiing. and I rude (ciirb -!y and «III. I llie and I -uun 'luiiin I uiir li dnts uf I.1,lek with Uish pIviliU'.l hills, ami, at. I ll- p.'iiivd by 'Ir. I liMtiubio, »e g.irled while He i.iuiniiig was yt fr. !i mol lu-y an.l e.ol, 'Ihe horses wi le in Hue ..r.ler. We lli w ovirtiie liills.it an evhilai.ltliig >pi .'.I, .My spirit Ml mill alnie.t fiee, AVIn ii «e leiiii 'iiil liuiae I sprnieg ii. iil the -a.iblli' a-il'i gie.ni look I liarge of my hu, , iiml .'.III el mg n.y skirt in both biiii.l , .miiit • II.i bu. e tu .\iiiil Udell, I V i.iimiiig: ‘'11.. 1 .h 1 le.y M II i t iiiv l.'sln. ‘Ini'. .'.- ' M) n.'t'", itu i.ut, i-i.iv ."in :. .1. I'll (tiltil. He I..... Il ^ 111. I'l." 1 ei.i- jli.i. -t I's. 111.!' 'I." rei/vyowwieeiss- lu' Vbully de-lrovcd," "It is poor rea-oiiiii-.' tr as-'tine Hnvt one ea-i i- ;i type of a vvliole (la".” I rep’F 1. "V: ,y true, and'yet .'•iiluey is a nain of -tiong fidiiig-, an.l ihe trea'lieroii. dart (bat stii efc hi- heart |ioi-'iiici| bis wh.Je na true, fur he dal rut Irri-t to that Higin r I'ow erf. r tl..'slrcii'glh that is piuinise.l in evi ty liii.e of ni'id,” My pa—inn for miisie eansed me t-i fc*.'! M'l yi.meli li.teresti *1 in regard to Hie e ni-eeit. i'll aedeliiale'l "upran., was aiiii.niiii'' ( li (II the pro'/raiiime. M'l wi ¡ r.itlii r late in nrrivii.g. and only lia.I liiiic tu he se rle I hcfiire ihi evi'iei-' • eiiiuiin neeii. My attention «as i;i-taiitly livele.l hv the pen inn-inef. M'-s It., the eeb'hral- .l -upriniu, .sang ddighlfnlly. I v .s ... iih-uihcl in he.'rein dilioii M Haidd's --uni-iuitehiiiL' ni:', "I kill w Hint my lii.lenmer livelh,' that 1 nne.iii-.-ion-ly leaiii 1 for-vviiid tu ealdi the liia.eiily si'aiii'. A-the la-'ii.'te div.l away, ami 1 s -.lle.l hmk in ilii -1 el, l.iv ey-.-s nn r tliusi- ot Si.l.ii'j-Had, who Mas silling fiieing in.’a hitle li. the 1(1. 'Iliere wa- lliai same inteii-v, ■CiiichiH',; i'T|.iess;..ii that 1 Im.l si'fii in Ihe mtiror Hnit mort.ing. It annoyed me, an 11 i' old nut li.v my mind mi the e.ver.-i-v -again. 1 wa- ('Va-perate.'i at iiiy-eli, e.ii 1 juii 1 11 when (be eoni'tit closed, ami we re luiticd I'.i till' [I . I ili''-i..n lievi we- k.I phte< they 'houbl liobl^eir vialing their love fo. t land to he pa l elleo amoug so disti.-'jlslied a hand. In-sensihly, uinler the ti:-||ilion of Hie Hienie, I hav. Ii‘p,s(.l into rhd;! hut there is more linili than pi.eity Vtit the staieiiniil. I hev me all hei-, 'aii. Miem, from Hie peh-h.'y shu to the luw-vvdter II ,Ilk of Hie Ohio. I'lell is here, fumlly niiishig U|.u:i the d. wlun he lield an .'i'glil.'.'ii liiii .lre.l ...jar elerksiiiii and «¡111 I lie iiiiiMlli-liiii . ssurel tin- loiintry thruugh l!:e hiitn|r( .| - vvspapers eouiieeted I'itli li.i I Ihal twelve jiundre.l a year was ei;i.vigil foranv deik .loe Dwyer is here. liieMiniiig, as liii.ly mi^i drcauu-d of Hiiiiia, liial lie lunv .get tiie ,»I Iic printing. Iiiek s^ii.iili is lu re, liegg.njl'liarley Fuster to s.. iriango nil tlie Calii-t and liepartmeiit uftiee- tinit Hoynlon iallget all Hu- uv.V' for the next fou;- yets Iwenly fuiir li.mr' al.-iiid of the utlierf pai" liieklmiii i' Liíírl’iit A'1*V v--s-t4'‘"‘ ii.iMing. ‘ lollTovavafce-^VM ' • t'U ....... '^UWr Hiuii I’utt s .luvc,' -aiil II", "I U Ilh- tv uf lluliie ii-Vi- I du not iliovv .” ■■ •'i.n, rdiild! W. li. I will luve v-.m fur >. Ill muthir's '-ake, at all cyeiiis, wiiat--vvi vuu pruve t.i be. N‘>vv, if you are I prefer le-Hiig. I will biiyi- y.iiir «vary, »li.f prefer le-fiiig, I will liiive y.iiir ; .............. tea-yr.vv.d ill yuur ri'-.r.i; iin.i «e vvill ex'-u-e . N;'l("-y’.s eve- fuib.vi e.l me fi'Vn Vuii joining llie family until luuiiiing.” ; *iHi a pii/zf. .| c-.pri 'iun in tli ‘ tl, no, 1 wail- lobe with ymi," I r.-plied, | vieptbs; !iiu at l.i. akfn-i. the nev ' ■ ' •>'« ueti iiivtmit f.ir inv ' 'l‘<' ol'l, eol.l. indittereni Im.k him ly .1.*r. ■ I ml.l. I. It; |. i'l I le-r o—si s.1'1 -li'iS (, dé t - 11 I I u!l 111*. viui.di ring at iiiy -cif the next instant tor my iiipiii-ivem -s. r -,-iiig liei arm aiouiiil me, we v-.-ii.liM 111 till- parlor. yoniig girl 'pr.uig ( tg.-riy to li.ei I IIS. “Hi; IS liilna to nbvii, Fiüe, an.l F'la i. li- - Í-- my l-iieglftei 1 ;lu -iM .\iint II.-b-... Ftlii gil l H .1 111.' waniily. ev. laiiuing, "I ' ill- will ai-ii'iaiiileil vviili vuiir uiullur, j Him. igh inaiiiiiia, ;< id I li.vve iji. icght of you . until 1 frel llial 1 ktiu* V'.II, I.III " ".\ii.l I dnl nut kiiu i tiu ic ii.t- -itih a . lieihg ill elistelli I .Is you," I replleil. ! "Mi ll Hfi n't you gi ul 111 liiiovv II, now ? ' | -lie laugliiiigly iui(iiiii' I. "I ilii I.I'l know ; 1 h ipe 1 «ill be” "Mutu 's own trnlliiul iliild," said Mis. C|.i'i iii|uii, "This IV my briiHier, láidiu'y H (II,' lie . i.'tiHnii. d. Hinting me iirniiml to wbi’ii-a loiin vv*'st.iii'bng Hie ibior, .\ slight u al uf Hu liexd j:o1 lu-p IS iv'd out o| ll.i- tu< m. ) rtie s. »ir.l me be,i If he: un a I'Uinge, and r .ill, In her i agi i, .p.;. k way: ' Nil* lell me .ibuiit vuui'di. .Vi( you '(lad y.iu ;;;;■ l.etc?" "i>'d -.uii wniil I'! i'oiiu''" ".S.." 'Mi.v' Hi.l you bavi oi luvieh (uu «I sehuol ■' • No; but It «*• all the limiie I kite*," "IVell. Volt hnve aiiuHier booie, iiuit; * 11 Yull.M ill ilk e me, w.iii’t y.iu ill* -aske I • i eariti >Hy, Ihal a* 1 beiked Inlo be. *w et, inminni laee, I felt Ihal I did alrta'ly, ami tubi her so. Fli* was ralber below mr.liiiiii he ght, with sliort, lavi'U-lilai k ends elude, mg aruvmd brow and neck. dark eye», tbal ll'islied alnl daaii d wl'h mi-.i’iief; a ll'tle iic.-binl of a niiiuHi, Iin; I veiih (Inv, w iiH tulli, ib i; was e lutliinallv biogliíiig and iHliinglll n lemplili'g a iy, « iillc her biH-(Ili.ipH il hand g. stii utalad all the uhllr. ui.i,n M'. < íétiiuluii I'line mi,I (be ru'ilii. I knes. ,il Hie Hrst glaiiee Hie ;i I 1i.' -Ivli.er, Hie ri -i iliblam e axs <o atriking, and be I'f; 1 ii d lea III Ibe-ziiii- b-.nty lilici«»r H'linlrfX K .110 .oil .1, Poll, y H HI n a.b bis Bp/H-sia.-'i e m Hie .Imiiig b ill. Ill «a-a-tfoii», firmly built mm. t i .'r b«iel-< me Iboiigb Ho. •li ; :; i v|iresn n .i| III- ■. Oiilel'giu :■ M*!;!"! IH" ;■ O'd 0 Hof III e:ir.;:! .-i;./im.■ i . . g.-.v. th ‘irmglti. le.lh ol oiiiol 1 :ol I I, I ut -I'bbiiii a! Hu I H.h I ‘I . i *1 Hill ■ p. (i| biiii'.'ve: .¡lul M . lo.riioli. «U-i|Mi.k at n purlii, H iiu I pn , 1 p|i as.iiitiv. I 1 losed my eyec. Ibnl m, 1 I. « III I (han!, ful hi all, ami a iKiiol al ii-t ,|. | 4 láe »lih I'.y talih lb* 111.1,11; h f,i,». I IboUi-liloI Iny iiea |uniii| H eul 111* U*ys pis-V'l »»lllly Jill kt|i|«ll> e I'l I uf Hi spuk.' ’ I» HiImiiV bllb-ilefimrc saú-rred K.bia ' ' sbo ii-l-id pl.i. fully, tnvitiio; me ahuiii t.i Ibomifn i. Í ba ijlv ie!U(iir/-'l llo-vi-ioii libero snvv refii "levl. I biol l«i-ii.l ni> imlsliilii a ptaiii coil, bill IdV vvif.'l li;"J I'iiTfil I no. «(Ill II, nn I lil.-r I il H, j, 1 Ue'i. II, divl'bs vverv */lua,iind mv evts in .0 dill,, ing av «ild a jig ii lilii 'e ..«II biiglH ones ev( r ili l. Ity soim soliiU-iiMi.ieiji 11 tiiv I yi s vv. re .li;i«ii beyoml the litlnliiifiol (IV own figute (o n rei'iss in • be rm iil. BMil /ell lipuB '•idiiev ll.ill iltHilg willl a |I.S) ei In fore bmi, but his eve. «ero lal-id ill mine In (be iiiii(oi willi an eipre--sil II I euiibl imt undersiaiid ; Il «as -u e*iu. 1st and se,iri liiiig. I li.isHly Hithdiea I' mi Ho glass, .siiii l.lAi Jlisi Hieii eaine il nil .iig iiiiii till rol l». |ii|!o»0.1 bv her (allier mIHi -lo.ii I Steps, . lying "Hie n< *l Hiio yol» maileap. «silt lolnke Jliotliei Mii'h t oe you iiiilsl gel a y.niiogei I avnlli I to uHi'iul you. I will be 1 si.ll as i.nv (.III s age liorso In piy loi this ¡mnt. Von'vegui yout iitiileli iiuvi', FBi., eh?' ho s.iol, linning lo her . k.iiglv ‘ iIm.leed, 1 have WTio Wiilibl linve tiiouglil tlia’ I 'In* w.iiihl tear uv ei (he hills ia soeh sly I.-," "F.hi I saul, the otbi 1 ibie, (hut only oiii si'le ol III I imlnra had been d. Viinpi-.l, Binl ■lu d-diu ikio'W «bal-III «1U1I1I pi'ive t i In v't. tw. * (may look for ureili r » ni 'br.sllll, s.iid Aniif Hell n, w Ilh a bivmg I III Hi 1 bi'pi I «ill (iruve «uilhyol V'.iiir love ..II I k .1 i||u ■' I n pbr'l, a- I kUss'.I her .'lot 1.0',0 d Iriitii the'."".V 111'. lolbiMi-it n. n.d, '¡1*1 tl ii 111 ig ...t Cleg liiihils, HI -liuviil to lln' piiloi aio| -I, I'lii the no 'olug at lilt pi 1110, 1 .1 I (tl* playe.l *ell, Ill'll bad a tn li 1 onliiiHo Vun e, lo till nfli iio'i'ii, I M'lei II'I 1 loMik aa l «atoll lid lUll to tin- lib't. fi (Iili' lilts If In a luiiK ibiii, (bv lewrk fell Ugu» uiy .tin! ;' Williiim W. C'iir|ib'il . ('"■ o.l-Jovvliig aeeoiini ot Ho-iii.aiiiioi'in " b oil Iho iiHo .VIexiiii.ler T. .wtevmrl «,!■ in-viiid to 111 uni" ¡JeerelHiy Ilf tin Ti. i-tiry. Ill -.ly-: "1 diio'd with Mr. Si ■wiirt. 111 I'uinpni-.y «itli liiiieral i..-.int, on iho lay when III! 'iiivitaHoii tu boeuine Seerelarv of tile Trt'ii-nty was given pursuiniMy lu him. .As wo ji;i.-".| iruii; tin narlur tu itii- iliniiog' lie Ml he pri eil mv liaod, saviog un!v,‘It b.i- com,.' All.: 10 al (l.a.it b ii, Mr. Slee.ii* op. I'll tin- sab¡. "¡, -;'y¡n:: that Ho.null il;e itivinn - II ha.I be 11 kin liy aiol ü iiesllt' .gli.ii, he ‘ ulil ii'il pov-i-Illy ¡1..' ,'t; ibai ■ hi- bn hie s Mils ;.ii iVlinsii.' be I'illl'l H.‘l Vvi'll Is..11 it; aial l.esiib ., In- Ini I tiu pulit .■ il I'Xpi lien, e, ;,irii vvliiie he might bo iitile to miiii»Ke 11,. fimiiie! 1! depaUnient, lie vvuiibl not be I'l'le to nil i-t Hie p.ililiea! wishes of till' I!i pnl'lieaii party. .Afi' r loolis of oaiiie-t di-ensiiion it was liinilly ngn ed Ih il if Ihi.i. ioi; Havl-.whu Inol expre-M'l a wish 10 bo A—i-laiit .s^nielaiy of Siato (wliiih oftii I'i;.'. b ailK.t an.l ;ii.ly tlllo.l , c.iiiM be iiidin 1 d In lake the pl.iee ;if his B—i»tiiiil in the Til asmy, he «.mid a. i opt. " After it, «11-illii'i.'cri.l that nil o!i| stJtule (orh.i.Ie bi • biil.iiiig Il.e "Hie.', Mr. Hifivirt to Hi.' In.Igi'11.. : ill Ins jii.ig.iionl tin- euin-' ||.' . 1!, ll.i lo I- !.e «I1I1 In- i.ii-reainile bii-iu. -s «1 i.l'l l;:iv. b,III 11 -nbstanlial e.innilmin'e wi'li lb. bi'v lliat hi li."l I .iretnllv maltired !i-ysH 111 It. his mind nn on iyliig on the di paitii I ut, . till iiibi.d, "I vvoiild li.i-e In!.I u the o ;!h of ottie,..” .1. Iili Ki.'.g l.oV'ej'.y, a i-har.o-ler Well kill.S'I. oil the I’a. iti' ( oast, wliei. he «a-kii.'Viti ill Hn d"iib!e riifiiien i .if ji.iirndi-l ai d ti'ioei, M'.-t nlly die.l in N'eniJv Hiiv •loiV is t.'bl '. j iiir.i; "Wlien c. inliteiing 11 I'l (( p.il.ci II, liuwi,;i vilb , lii'img In n. I 'l of fi I11I-, be -liirli d iiiH I'.it.iiigli Hie iiiiiinitaiiis to ■ el stdi-1 lilieis. He Wii- (i.t c two «vv' .., Mlidibe r.Iiiriii.l 111-p.i'-- lIil, Mib-.'ilp li..11 bouk over to Inv I'.irtuei, It -n.ii li a F ; of ml I iibc-willl Siiiiis s. I o|ipu,;ie ■ I... .11.1111, t.i -ui.ii .(’..W*/. All III. siib. •'"tv.l’rrv v.i i'g iiiaiLcI ‘p n.l' T|ie]'itt 101 v.„s II'. Ill,'hill tu.'il I. ie, iny h.n. l!iiii-K n.iin-icr, iionioss I.ui'gna,! tbi'ii-giit ('liiii WHS uniV tliat jm.t of tli "1 iintiy vvi -t of till- Mis'i—ippi. Iioi il iiitisl In-lihiislni eiuwdiil o.it Hn'ic, vun kii i..." It i-iFiliciiit to lei vvhicb is the most ;.ii!',-ii J fi et ouiii-viiimg this Bueki-yo iii-vasiuii. V In-iber I." inipmlance Viiiieh iiiir buys a Miioi, or wlietlioi- that wil l It i.ib;-!-- .gravul_v m-eurd ta Hn-iii. Illii-tnvHvi- of the' latter, a gciiHe-iiiiiii, intioitni-i.i by 1 liaiiee, n|iprottelnd yiitir litiiabli- lopn-svntati' i-, la-l eveiiing, willl siil(Mil words to Hie following elleet; ■A. II M l- II:.- thing is tin- way. 1 minli-ovi iai -pi i'. lii s ill ol'f .'i.no 'itnrin';-till-I'uni/iaien. nod vi"' an m-.ivc mi-nibci- oi anr lin-iil I. ii.niiliei s, mid alwiiys vmrke.l hard tor Hii 1 iirty. 1 don'l v.nm iiiiylliing fur niy;oli. Ibougli, if I do -ay it, llu-iea e Im kiei i.ii-ii who liiivi n't any better ilgld; blit 1 liiivo trioiid" lii". : in .iiaH - a led' y enveio|K' out (if h - pi i-Uel i "whofv. .1 with lln- liiiiidred d..y itoun-, and vv*- «i.niiibd ill his b"'-III 0!, Illl'l 1I-; yon inive II goo.l ileiil 01 iiHlueiu-e v. ilh tuivoiiior Hayes, 1 tlioiight yon . v.oiibl idilige nn by »ign.iig this p.-Htiuii." I lexpttiiii.il to hill, that Hnni'gh tiineiiior ll.iyi's li-i.i hi-eii iicler gi'-at ubli'.'nlion-to o.e 1 lind, in a c e.at niea-ni , riii.-v.d him of Hieiii, by (Feinting tii ajip.iininii nt ot Miiii'ter t.. iho C nrt 01 ■'i. James; mol that all .ip|Hiiiitnu lit' yet reiinviiiing nii'irumise.l »’ •■ nuilvi the *b-.i|ut(- (Ml.no! of .'Ir. Challes Fu-ier, "He rcpie-.-iit.itive froni • iovurmn Hayes’ovvn Disliiet," tu vvliuiti I 'hon'.d be happy to intro.luce him. It ( luiilii- doi . iioi |iroviiJi for liini it will bo iiiHiely llis own fiiiilt. (or his power lieio is suprc.ii;'. Mr. Dmniiiiii C iíli-eitiiii, Il.e d sHiigaishetl i" ; 1 f-pondei.t of Hn- New A oik .'>/ ‘ .i.'r . ,i, told 1110, iil'l . (I niiig. mull sulemii proa isi m -. ‘r"-v. dial ( ha.lie had .given him a fi II !i-( of the Cabinet vv itli one eiecpti'.n tb • Scen tai y "( War; ami Ibat In- it hui!'.e 1 .nii.l imt .|ilite maki- np in< niiini wlietiiei thni ought 1,11 .. oti. ;; .1 to Bisdtoy .lohiist.iii, Oi »lieih-. i Ivoii Can . i. n hi'iild Im ri'liiiiii.i -he ii.n l tii-l I'.n-nit vviih Hill ita kliHUi. I’Ht.slld.NT IIAYI '. H iiijiy be only n Hiie''nn y, nin! yet n brii 1 giii.ip 0 01 i.un-iimr lla .es. this nn.rn-iiig. M l; il .1 III slmw II vv.- uú r man lli.'n i iinii- Viiih I!. on ihe Iraiii from 1 'uliniiba-. H is not strung that ttsln iildta. -u imi trange Hntl In slmiibl solely fed Ho i-lir.-t d uf liiiilili- sHile f.ir oiiiee, ■lliiiel- nmeli that is sail iibuiit lids III Hi'Ve w II- '.lu liiiii go Inrth so gi'i.iitl ami kin liy from Id on',1 lor homo in inir nii i-i. Thi'i.- hao, b.vn tiuaiing Ihioii jli my miiol 'a lid- eiiaio-i--lioii, a «Innoge |onanbrio .... Hu- l.aiin-.it iii.Mo .111 ih.il 1 liiisl --lay in-v..- ! IIa .rid— 1 iU'I yieidi-d the sei |.i'.. Tiu- je.piiliiiity of Mr.'.’titant wa..iil-lio;y;..rmg. If she iiieked the beauty iiiid briUiaiiey- whieli proilnces entliiisia-iii, »o, in laekiin; tlienj, did 'he fail to create bilti-r jealousies iiiul petty rivalries. Slic was discreet, and willi a hc.-nt Ml vvaim 111.1I genial 1I1.1I licr lio-pitaliiy wn- its liuunteoiis as the air of henvcn, ami diieeu-d by a Hn-I that m-v cr failed. To fill tin- pl.iee as wi ll as it has bei II fillid .Mr.s. llave.s W';!!, Ilicrefore, have a ilitliciill t;i-U; blit lier friends arc well «sMircd tliat she is fiiliy eompcteiit lo do il. 'niopoouliar weaving of her li iir, and her aver.sion to low <-(iisflges,,sent a [ii'cii!i;ir.siaile alH.ul tlie (aee-Ilf b. •oiiioii-s d" II. ■ at tii-t, but if they suspi ete.l anything of pi-'idery from i' tlu-y will -u. n be viinle.'cived. tte-piiiiiican siniplieity Huy will (iinl; but a I siniplieity tliat doe- not aim I'l iiiipus ■ it' .'luiividtud lasie- up..11 otheis, and that «¡H gekiUsklL"*?''’''* “Otltil'-t 'IkH i’’ ol liealtiiv .■i.Ihi.,' TTT ll'.e p..., .pni I .lienily, li.' come williiii the lull 11.1 ■ ne.'ui Byron'-Inv,Ip;, p.i—-ntatiuii 01 a :.-idIi man; P.-.0.1 willl ttu priei.l I'Otirl-'-.-'-lv pr e... In n.abe He 111 I..-!' Ill- kii.-w hi- -i .H el 'i-'lli..;.- nillee;! ;. -Irilg';;.' i'.i pie.ntv-II. . pii. ; Iiusiki'.l tl... (hmu" I■ i-iiil'y. Tl.e Coi.ti’j't of pel 'III,- an ! posii Tlie Bikliup of Maiielii-ater, Fir.gbiiid, lias been addressing the le lor- and aeln -m-s of the Mtinrlieslei ihcaires from llie stage of the theatres Hiemselvt-, in conneetioii wilh the lui.'sioii BOW .going on in Id- diuCe.se. In addition to fl'C scnteuee of (w.i year* and a haa of imprisouinciit and a line uf :tui) marks. Hie I’russian court ivhieh Iried Cardinal l.edoehowski foiiiid him guilty of high Irea-ou. The ( aidwial is in liouic. I The di ath is aiiiiuiineeil of the Uev. (sir Í lleiirj- U illiiiiii Baker, the 01 igitiaior and ‘ principal editor ol “llyiniis, Aiieieiit an.l Moilern,” one of iho iiio-t popular c'dlec ions of leecut .late among Fnglisli i-hurehtin-u. tine liiindri'd yeanago, .Itninary I'.’, the first while settleiueiit was vninb- in Pauta ( lara Valley, Cab, at whii-li linie I'.atlier Tonmsde 1,1 Btii.i. a priest of the order of .St. Francis, eítablishcd (he mission 01 >ama Clara. Mr. .Moody, the oHier’ day al Boston, n-ad from Hu- Book of Haniel. aiideoiimi.-iiledon (lie rial of ih.-d man of Cod in prayer. ‘-I have olti'ii said, ’ In- reiiiaiked, "that I Houid rsHier be rdile lo pray like Ibiuiel Ilian to in each like (ialniol.” A venerable nii'sioii.iiy euiiple, Ihe Ui v. ite, eelcbrated their iiSíEÍE'ri¡;'i:t, Si isisiao‘'sijn liB/f cent i»‘i- pound on lint ooHou. We have land that raise* fiom one 10 t«o b,vtc . ;.. re. and it rents, by reason ot fertility and tile heavv tux, at fiom $!) to S'-J Jo per C..i.tt’jst ot pei-'.iys :iii'! posHai-i of those in (lie eiiiu'oli eliair.s, wiieii I’avson Siiiuli ilaiid w as opeiiiiig the Senate i .(i r-eiM.-. vv itU pra v ei, «¡o, -....rth oonimenting upon, 'll'e tl.ree reiniiiiied s|;in.liiig fur a fivv mumeiits, after r.-.o-h-iiig tloir eti.iir-, «bile I’lesi'letit Have- bov.cd right ami left in resjioii.-e lu tiu .vppiau-i- uf tiie eiia-.ii'ier, anil Hieii suit ,1 ihftiiselves, file whole as--n,.lilioge f.iliuwiiig theii (\aiii|>le. .\-.tli.-first vvutds ol the j i.syer, iaimi-diately fu!-vviiig, I ;okc Hit sill ui'c,''(iialiii Mui rill, of llit C. imuiil. e of Ai taiigeiiii tits, ros ■ iig:iin,veiy tall and of spate form, ela-ping his iiiiuloved liaiols, ami lieii.Iing his he.|.l "Veri iiily. Fv I’rosi.leiil I .rani, solid and i|i'a.e, imiintainei! his se.d, with brown-I'Inved lianil» ii-ling ..tl either arm of liis ehi.il, and eyes li.okiii'g straight alic id at a ).oliil ou llie lloor aboiii lift.-.-n u cl In fruiil uf him. !‘ii ;-i.l( rit H.iycs, huldiiig his hat in uiie iiiigluvcd liand, re-le.l his other i lleiw oil the aim of hi. chair ami bemling his 111 ail low (ovni d ids eye* with the black glove of bis b ii'liand. He is taller Hi.iii I'laiii. ii!..ie eoipuletil than Morrill, a>"l by nil . lids tile finest loi'king man of Hie l.i's e. -iiu'c hi*eri-ivnl at AVa-liiiigtoii he h.i' b,.i-ii y lo ajiiiroueli, kttidly in iiisiiiier, listen- ’H;i* year, aiter eontracts had been pretty well eompleled, the Fe-gislatiire i.-solved lu ease things up un the l.imlholib-rs, am! pa.-'ed a law lb.it Ihe land ehould pay five eeiit* per acre, and li e eotluii I e.pit per ixiiml. So VOII *ee .Mr. Xe-gro sh.iilhnvethe pleU'Urf, this year, uf puyiiig lot Hu leveev. Tin (ltiiig '«iis woiliel iiii'gbly nice, as 1 will sliu'w yuii. Now, su|ip.nea man had ll«i aere» of Iniiil n-nle I at $10 j.er m re, the land Iveiiig valued at «'.0 jier acre. He W-Utild re.-eive $!,t»*l rent, but would pay $111 taxes for lev.-e /.iirpo-,-. The tenants would ).ay, presnniing the yield to be out bale per lierc, $.’00 for levie piula,se-. But oniler tin- new -y-teiii the laii'l-loi-d pay' just .-A for b ve,. piirpos s, .iml Hie tenants jo'l F'iuH 0.1 levee pnrpo";--. Now WIIS not tlialTi W'-i; a,id jtl-l Iiieasute? 1 ha.I- heiiiil of M.iiic i.ppo-ition b, ing iiiadclo (be law by aome «bile f.-iiants, lint a-they ate eitlier Norlli.-rn people (<i- b.*\ iihile lia-li, Hu y «011T ibiie lor lliyir - 'i.-iy —- —gsi.s : U...1 tlien il is Hi,.- the lip). d I’i.-i.ldil ’•! Hie rr,'n”i~rT-;.-' I. Havi- bi;.! I., eii seleeled iiisl. .it., I!.,. Iley In V'uuid bave be.ii.aiultli.it i- vvbat .oti folks (vp.etiii, but tlui old I’-ml -vaiiled t'l go to tin- an.l so vv,' lu-f ibi- I’r. id.iiey. If TÜ.1.11'.’.;is ill vie i-.iu!.! I;.,: asi.le ;dl le- sli, i;l blit willl H.ivi's I do'i’l know what nn; I e tl.t eoii-eijiu-n.-i-. Imbe'l. I hav b;u!-..me feats that till-I ifei t Ill-gilt Im in ere.'ile ¡'iii. iig Hie i bl I'.iicn and Wl.-ig . 11 1 ', lit' a ii-pei-l;d,le v.hite I'u puldieaii pa; ‘, uglil her- in .'II- .1—ippi. (IM! lull.' -ay they a, migtiiy -ie!: ot lb meetaev : lint Hlnit e.lu Hu y .lo ? How eai; lliey ..(liliat" tiilli till !’..riy llmi lee .g-iii/i ■ III giu ei|ualilv ■? 1 (I'-ii't kiio-.v vvlu.; Hi.- .. ''-..n.i will I.e. I; Haye-viiU jn-i-lint hi- eyi-. an.l l -i I'.s II III.am our own ;i !aii in S. iith I-troiiM 1 •iskt.I I.vimv, ’Why, lid- iiiuii.y Hint iv ■ id b’lie,' vui. the li'l'v. ‘I'iuil inoli, V,' eiiul 1 . Vet'.' ; '«ItV. I tlsl l all Hint up III caiu-ii-i-*, nil.I Iniil in liurfnw le nii y III 111,1 hume.’ Ft,.' 1.1 sit yenis a/i 1m Fel -I HI M II.Hill with n Iteigbb.ir tliiH he «I "Id l/te oV( I « year. He «iild lo u nfle « ml, H Ml'S n g.i.al bet. I ali.ill * in' Hie *.-'di II ovi M uit before biiig, ami it will b.' biii'.ifv l.'ti.,.' il amiiinl.”' 7bi b.ii..'lli»hiihMr. Jlislire niadl.'» I - lb , II. AVavbiugloii, Is one ol a bloek ol Ibl. e built b) HI. pi.III A. H >u'|bii, Hi iinliir 111. I nnd.b'liiit Ibi < kinridge, « ho hop.'d t" lo«ke lie* • urU 1 n p.-ii I of \V ««hlllgt *11 the II.! ivi i otH i Cipiial. M.. Bm..'a In o ( *'t i.iii. Ilil . <1 m.l p.i St iite.t t'l (1 11-1.Ill (iiaiil I.) Inv «,aiihv a liniiirv di .\cu > il 11. l .i ri.I «..111 to pietty inni’b the -..llie no n, >. b . , 1. e It to lieiicral *'1. itt|.iil; aid . li'iil. v.j. I ,bi,d I. Hi, I. llis, it >. I. I...1 III b'l r Fm. 'T, «It> »'d.I.'s H.. H - B|( 11, ,ii A l; ’• rli -iiiil huiiie »J- I.00' bt liy Ml.' I 1,11, « pio- .iiiviH ( r.b,i,.,l . ... s f...l.l. lb, «I.. p.1.1 ifi. d.furit t 'l I .l V , 11« b t!l« . A M-, l.'.it I. I...1V VI ‘ . V ‘ Il e íl. 'lgt.l. mill m” ■ I fi .111 M.11 ,ui:i rd ihi . ve|«h his (iliilly 'I. Ib.,[t,„. I» V ,;s II "sd f Pl.t..I..t'l;' . .ant. .H !1j -ii.ll, V ll.i II I > I H,..«i ,.‘toi .. .1 alter the '(■■' Me*s|S M.a-.t' Vt-d li.b.d.t . tut, t.ivi tiicy lv»v* U"t/u. ,.| - in! 1V 11 1 bcf a i'l' 111 Hai(|ni.l,C'/uttfell It. ;' M ■ . i-r !i, ■ .( 'I., theii l.i it.vv 1. iliy. All III' iHiia lii’r gis -iii- I. . to; i.aslUl,. wit' it.' I lie J , ’ tire ba' in.b'i il b.-.-ii f.-.' ■ ' lb.' I a-I few days, .Iiu -d i.niiil , al itu' < abiiiel pu-iui.,,-. Hlaiii" au l I i e.iii vv. ie l>( ,n".'iiig 'him a I'i.uji'e of lioiiti yestci.lar u ii'i.g. t.uvi-ri’oi Itn e eloset. 1 vvili hi"' a' le.y t M b.;m ve '..'.hv «fl>l ■ -M 'au h.v I'T ::r. (.Tf i'.s » , whip. I Itn < anitruii, Hie 1 ; . , ' '■ * H;.' Biistuw .lii|iie, am in. the blarlle- poWvl tl ( ollkllllg liiv b'l 11 bri.ti'jld lu bear; I lul yet it i» s Hd, Hu- 'Him-.lay i looming,by llm c «Im l.ooVv if any one km US -II .1 b.iv.'no ira-on I'l .I '. iive, Hiai al Hn . Ill III, bill Hii. e t nbi.u L Ujv til.Inin.ents ate s<i;l. .| tip'.D, and Ji.i e liable lufi-nngi. It is a ba 1 s, Ium.I bi ..or gi i i| linveini.i lo lake till first I’resiilniH il li -.u*ln. It most I... n »ti.mg 1 i.in (list «III‘U»tBills llir I uuitU" pre'suie of s.ii !i giants Bs Blaine, Mutloii, Cuuklmg, and tlm t finieioiis, M'A'-IIIXt.TO.'», )l»r,,h,1, Itf all Ibf *.' ee- of ll'e insiignuHiuii, Ihal IX Till' s|.NAT> ( IIAMIII N stiiul, Hir Iny oliservpi aalhcnioat itiipres-*ive. Il bad not the giaiuleili ot (he aliilo-l llllllle-.olHbmk (roll Hm c.lj.ll.it blla,.' , at the ill livi rv ot the iiiaiiguial, lint «I1.1I it lust ill wi.ltli il ipiiiiii| 111 viiiieeiiliiiHun, H «II* .!• a pirloie Itnnu'l, ami aneiiKrd With an ailiviii' view (u Inerrasiug Hie efie. t of tjie reiilial figure. In er!'Jl*oil -III eliiiirs, M till 1,(1. k t. stilii ii.'ltil t Hi.' t 1. ik's ilrsk silt I’r, 11.1,1 H 'Vi eV'l’f. s.. di lit tiiaiit, ami Hinalur Miirilll, 01 the Coin-lullli eof Arraiig, nil lit*. 'I'« Hieir left, mi a rlu li i,( rtlve silk i l -at H i ( *bi|.,.|, llie , l.imlli ii ir-1 s of r.fl, t 1 a, |. I , I'l h, P. I -I 11, T v 11,1 all,I ( bill, III r I! «okeiillig iiii-iu : mlisii n b'li-.^ ' d I VI nts nl p*-l p.illli.-al .tii'i'. (III the 1.11 . I till-ri'elc. iml to I In-Hell '1 Ibl I’ll • I. iill.i! paiiv, Weil' ih - ( 'bil l .lil-Hri" III Ibi-’il Hiimbli' iu'‘ ri-n-.1 led I'V ell Im It- euu-pli'iiou- l,v Hie ,.ti.,‘i|ee .( .i. -ii.es tba.i.i iiu.i nebi. pigiii ba, k Ilf Ike Hnpiciee tuiiil. III a t. , ol Hti al. wl -ul', sn.epllig luill it< iiml Hu I I, ii.iln-.. glHlri. .1 ami n.md Hiesii'.w' uiufvtW» «1 tbt! v<r|'< LIi|Ij- il ‘g willl iij puieiit inlcie-t and d. t. .enee to ■ul uilviee, but withal ex.-ee-liiig rescrve.l in the I vjnes-ion uf either («' ts opiiiiuiis, ur iiitenliniis. A.N i.N’cinr.vT, trilling in ilself, tnil in.lieaiive of In- .li-po--Itieii lu marn.'ge inatt.';.- fur hitn*"!l, m'-eiiiii.l on till- Hip t.i Washiiiglun. .V ni vv'i aper mail ili'.- verv .1, i|Uit.. by a'-.-i-.l.'iit, (bat (iriangi iiu'iits w.-r- making t "11 llie Iwu leari-iirs of Hie lliililjilst this ■diie i,( I'iit-bnrg ami tel Hi.-ui on !.y -pi !,il, |i tiv iiig ibe re-i of Hie (rain, iiu "Imliiig the bi-t ea;- with tlie menibi-rs .if iiu I.'gi-lature and the ).ress, to fulb.vv alter. It.liiviieg that C.uveriior Haves was m.l aware ot lliis inteiitteii. a lilli'- note of iii-fmn.atioii wa- sent to hiiii. lb- iiiiiueitialely eminlctn.and. .1 the order, 'xpres iu* his .'iiHie igiioriinee of il, ami di'si. iiig tli.it the I arty -liould not b. broken up. "I «is!i no i.eealuii 111»,” aai.l he gravely, ' in llie iir-t.in'gi ii.i 111'i.ia.I. fnr llie. ' The legislative eai na* I'-laim'I uilli Ihe other luo, A few vverds a' to llie li.IITICM, K.FI.INo in V.-.VsHINííTOV Mi l be of interest in ehising tlii'-'ii lier after Ibe'fiietk.'' The air i-full of dullbt, Ulieasi-lit and anxious eoiijeelure, i-ni !i ..ejiaiate uul i»,«i-tiu! Iiiten-st ( tii.ggliiig .1. -peralrly to *i-r-t.ii- for ilself a pro'oiiieiit p'isi Hon at the o 't ait Thi* uilisl m .'e-‘sri.'j-eeiitinui until (he i.i-u A.b.ii »i*lf u n!siiinlv Innnehe 1, au.l iU i.oliey full , »p‘,-td -, aii.t tiiei e is rt»'on to o.-lleve that tin- elaspi'm of iIhu- hiis not v . t re!U'h>-.l il euin >i'..ti..D. There is 110 luov.' »eaiei.ly ■n.y t alinet aiija.intnieni, t.nt nuetn, upon Il.e I :ic ;¡.Ie er the v-thcr, «ili» ..... im 1* 01 !e - etuliiiii 11 d. But . :k i fairly over, then erme» Hie list—tlieii tlie teal Ir'xl •II* man It Hie lirlm. Will he gather the .1 I ' ni-nilia. in mir ovvn vv.iy, 1 .luu r kuuvvbui it vvoiilii i iiiiie "III ;'ll right'.'ny In,'.'. Yuii might lo a.Ivise liini Holt way, l.ei .iiise u e iiuiierstaml Into iiiaii.ige (he i.egrei s ^1 d you dou't. .Ainl 1 leli ".ii now lliiie;- oii'y one way to do it. and Hi 1; I-ilie wliiji ami pistni iiietliu-l. We have lot.ml il sm-ee-sf.ii in .Missl—ippi, 1111,1 it , wiJl be w berevi-r it is tricl. I ii—iire y,iii I I speak Hie *( iiliuielils «Í <,iir I.e-t e!i;, ,-ii-fiieial, private, and n-ligiou-, too, ami yuti may lely II) on il. .1- I !i-a;i,ei| you 11 ire piibilsljing a paper (riimlly tu the iiilen -ls of ihe Numb, 1 Hioiieht I vimild s. n.l the-e few iml in- b.iuiiliuu. H yi.u wislilwlil vvrii, ligón. A'eiy iispeetfnily, .S. o.TekrH k. I'r. .1. ( . .Aver.oi I.i.v.dl, wbn li:i. a-' ii-niii’aKd the largest fortune evi r uia.le liy . lliml ill Hie Ji.ltellt 111, tieine l.u-i-mss in ibe I llit id Htiil.'S, ba- bten a.liiulg-. 1 a ¡onatie by :i e. niiuis-i.'ii ut eiiiiiieiil II (liieal evperls, an.l his I' -.lie ha- Hiere-foie tu lie put ill a I un.nii—i .n of gimrdians. The .Firniilltr at on.- »ru-,‘, »lio *lioul.l they be? .Mr, I'led.ri. k \)er, bis bc.lh.r iiiiif j.ntfiu r. ileelifieil to act on the 'gruiiml tiud be bill liuVv ill Ili* power, ill pe.s ,i;:d plop. Itv all lie, about $-g,i«Hi,i»»l l.elmiging I» Hie .1, v ti.r, i.t-sidc* the pailuershij. in tcii-M in l.owell.iiml 111 was in great d .iibi to vili.it WHS llis legal duty in Hie pin.i--. Tile I Use is a rather peipb-xiiig ..ne 10 the lourt, and is uiidi rguimg a viry i.iie-ml ivi.il exIiHUslive e.vaniiiialioii. The-ki'I. ton uf a eat vviilked Into Bvaii** lure lit Hiihoki.s I’yaii. *< eirc' li'-i-, ImuIcI out, ‘ Mi.-key, diiln't I lell vea nimilli iig,. tu iH'ie that cat ,x pnnml 01 mute a .la. iiiilil Ve I'.iul her (al "Ymi del, tin.l Fin jilsl tail-'ig her a I .mild." "Ibl' that eat .ili- .1 iM.iiml this niuiiiing" "Ac.sii." ‘ 1 lliii k it ■ a lie voii're telHn';. llriug me tbm-eabs Ivi.u III tug nie that eat. I'li e.al •etln.l Hie s. at, - ,.t evai tie one |. vuii.l 'Tlivie,ilblii’l I lell ye «lu' ha 1 e.p -i 11 end of cate till* morning' " ".Ml ri-a'it, li , la.) : t'.:iie* 'yr« j i... ! oi cate i.,¡ «line * do vat'" ii.u. r.l.'* clvliielils iiilo III» grasp-wil he .0 I,«mile Hie . ¡I , tlie-ir wedded life have- b.-.-o fcpeiit iu thi wuik of Hie Buiiiivce BapU-t Missi.ni. Tl'c National Baptist »oe!e(ics fuu-siiui-aiy, (iliteatioiial. tUi.l other-, have be.-ii iii-viteil to hiihl their anneal nieeiii.g in .Mav next iu Pioviileiiee, li. I. 'The invit.ilimi will, in all piol.ability, Ijc acejitcl. The la.si UM-t ting ill that eiiy was in l.sii.’. * Alaitit half the inliabdaiils of New Orjei'ivs an Bmm n Catholic-, iiio--.ly ■ ' t!,e old F'tdirlt liivf. TTieii-eli'irelH-are vi-.y noineion-., ami Hu y n pn -citl gem rally the vveaiihy and eiiltiired people of tiu .-ity. Till-.lews have also suinc veiylaige synagogues. Till- CciiU iiqial sul,seripli.-ii- for the fuller eiulowi,,. lit of III Bajgist TTieuiogii'al .sleni-inaiv at Cbid.go, Imve reaelivl Miieh of this, however, i» in hnni, ami eai. not be iiii'de at once piodu.'livc. Tlic iie-vv site at Moigmi Turk lUi l.-eii iiiilv- ..'iih of the city, euntain- l.ve m-re-. Mu Nl cilhaut. Hie Fvai'g.-lisl,,has tieeii eOBeluetiug succi-.—fill revival serv,'‘--,in PorllamI, M;une. I iii.m leligi.m ■ s. rv ■..■■■-are IK.w l.ehl in tin Opei i-lioiise at l.t'.ei-lielh. Nl V •.'( r-, y. Ciiiis.ial r.-ligimi-inter-ef>l has been laanifesleii in the eli.irehes of kxwUtuii, Mi.ii.t. I e. ,i;i fo'n'ver lirTii yTi itb li'.fT'ir-sfrc.tnrürcJ-'¡ ill Mae. T),.- propo-i ,1 ru-vi ili.'C vvi,'; eon-fain Wa-bington, 111. Itistriet of 1'ii!ii;iib!a, ainl till ;til;..lnii‘g ennntie.s of M, rvla'.d. Tie vic-l Inlerna'.ionui ( ,.iiveni;,,'i of Y(.ii!ig M. ii's t hristi.iii .V'soeiati'jiis v.ill be I i'!.l on Wclni-.l;.' , .Iniie ó. a' l.ouisviile. Kv.. !|i-iiol'«t. 1. lilis, 11s ur'.giiiailv in-tei.,!'.). T iu-.--I. Full;.-i-'iM iatiuii fi'Uiid il iinpi.s tira!,lele lea'.e siiital.le ar-.aiige uenis for tlie I :iiei;,'i;iiiu-nt ul llie .li leg.-ii,--. .'.fuia i- vvakiie.; up, lb. Na—all, a im-.lleal iiiissimiaiy at l.al, .011. in a i.-eeiit Ivtlei. sav-that a (-■•nf -reiiee Ilf H„- I’r.'l.--tv III iiiissiu,.;.!it - in (« ,-st .V1'-.I .l uf ;.!l dell, i.iii.at;.,„- lia- F. i 11 ,11 id, ri'siibii;; in tin-fuiiiiatieti of a '.i.im!i of Hu- 1-, itig'-it.-;!! .Miiaii'-e, v'bieli ui¡l meet Hii- via,- il'fr ill I ;-l;i!-ar. Tic l.'i.-gfi'li i.i'i,!"atiun .St, viviy ha- ( ik.-ii lulvaiitage ot H-.e ]in-,-iit 1 «■'■le-ia-ru ev-. it."ii. iii lu issu-.- II fri'sli p;;mphl.'i mi ili' -■ l!il>li»l;iiit 1,1, (!ilitl. ,l ‘ Til Fiipiismitiieiil u; Mr. TuoHo" 111 Hii-. :-fti I lliv f i.-i-ol ilie Hall b.o.i I ,!-e ai.. reoili il, tlie i-.iii'iiiUed e.v-istei.ve of-iii'h a sl;tlf of ull.ui- is ile"!;iu-il to be :i.-ip,'ssi)i!e. Hr. .lulin ll.dl in a rereiit art'.'le say-lliai at a great ui.eting in N>w Vm !. in i!ie , «eek 11 piayer, un Hu d .y vvlu ii ‘-uiii ...niiliy avJ I*'* iiatim.-" furnud tlie tup,;.->,f pi.ayi-r, tic I’u «¡dent of Hu-Viiit. ,1 Sup.-V»;'. I-.-vei 111 uti.iiifl, fliel tiie «Iteiil.mi of Hu- meel'ieg lu.iiniy toine.i t’lvv.ii.ls tiu fiilnie t'f t uiisfaiitinri/de! tl. B. I'i.ilhiiiglia.ii, in a b.iig aui.-Ie in the. t.dks ve. y sa.lljt and vi ry piitu tiiriiigly lit Hi. Arimhl, ut I’.iigbv. Ho thinks Ins ine.l I'.i'iiilos vvavaii l ills lifi (lii.iiiKil by hi- suiiibie i.ligimi. I: i-iiu-0|..'aii.in‘l -oii'i-Hkii Hie er.-v.lu- .A.iu.I.l aiel li e ;:b y 01 111- lif. will ua;!';\c niaa; «Im irniv p.fy .itid . 'ili. i-i ):,..i. 'Ihe t hu.eh of Bm.u- is l.di.iriii: iit"-i eilim ti. (u get l-ullll l of Hie li. gu.'s .1 tin- .«uUlli, TIuy have ivlrr v.ly s. ;U int.. vai’u vis SeUllieiii .**lati * a s|,nu'., 01 j.iiest-, ami ne an- iiiii.rni.,1 ih .'lotbcrs 0! llie no 'lera times make great errors ill ciliiiatilig their duigliter-. A* we Inive .slaves no iimre, oiili-a fevr hired -ervaiils, wlm are eai. !e-- .aii'l aliii .st vvoiihless, 1 veiv y..ung lieiy sUonlil kiiuvv lu-n work sjioi.lil I.e ilone. s.jiiiat she might be abie to ¡li-triu-l ilie . vants. 1 wiile ihi- lor the beiit fil of (he young lady ri-aders. .Myinolher H:i'aliitli i-.»reles» ol niy (-dm atioii m H.e euokin; .lep;iituu-nt. Mte «¡IS Midil. Illy taken ill, ¡11 Hu- mi.l-t of «oik tiiii.—IMlliei I'eiiig II (luiiu-i-. I ha.I im one to iissi-l lee—evorv one of the b >ys ami all tiie hin ling-». ic, > im|i.-lled to rc-11.iiin in Hn tidil, ( < iisjder nil- in tin iiiid-t of .v Irmil.le-. 1 tl.oiiglil 1 was a «(Tl e.im auii ymiiig holy, eapal.le of ruling 11 mansion of my own, 'hi.idil 1 liavean op|M.iiuiiily, Any of uiy-little l.volhcis Kere better inuinoed tbaii I was. They had been very tlimiglittut of mv wi-iiar.', 'Tiu y iia I .Irawii wati r, juej.artil «-ui.d fur the at .ce. AV.-ll, 1 «ill Iml I* II vi.u anything a’-ont my iliiit.ei foi fearsome Iitile teiiv ir ol.i ■girl wiii think I vv;.'so simple. Motlur's »iek-iK-ss was not -vvere. .«Iu -oon ie.-,.vfre«l, ,aml 1 al-o reeoveie.i. I ran now . .ok as IU at a iiK-iil as any faritu-r's .langlit.-r. Now, giiis, I ilon't nd'. i-e y.'ii lo I iky 'Vainille by me, but il nii-glit be b-st, I aui :■ S'Uti-.ciu ciii, and yo.ii NoiHu-rn girls ni.iy lliiiik 1 kimvv li.ziiii— in al! it-, lor.n-. I li.ive -nail,ly seen il ill a Rie.it many .Ian-V. c IIS type-. I li:(Ve seen yoniig lieiies silting and fiin!'*;ii"g around, rea-liii'g Hu- latest novet, t.ilkiiig .III---, politlr- and beavx allei nntely, vvbl!.- til. ir niolhei vv<uild lo- in the kite.'ieu iloingai) llie .biiilgi-ry vvurk. I Iti-nk it v. ul.l liavv been liett-; r for ludh ilic liiotiu i and ihj- diiiugliiei, Ini'l tin- «airlc beer. ,!;vi,ii',l. N,.vv, ;iil-, pin a-''i>- III,- t««. i.fu n n-.ii Koid I. linen, wh.ii il i.u- ui- la/-'in, —, an.l go I" Hie ki'.eheii and -¡eirc Hu-,1.1 k w ill, yon- iiu llu-r. H.-atli iriigh: tl.liik y-.,iii- 'iiolber iiee,le,| rest.aml. I. Iiiilv is u-sl. Tbink of tlii-girl-, ami be hr -'. ' N-TEI.! .V NT.INK. < IlMDNilllt K»-iiibIi‘ S<*»-V ¡«nl'B. ,N 1 ,k y .M.i .s-otiK tlriK-an inili-.-'.-et w.u- sen I- ber liilsbl.iiil to tilt-srrvants' burean to svU-'-t i ehaiobercaid. ami vvJia: a ib ib-mtis ass Iu-tii.'.krs 01 himself, lobe -iirv! B.-iivga iiia'i. Hutu'I sinlle or siiiii k eal"iu s hini. He calls il amiabilitv —aiul be iloe-liT want any- cross, vi. lOUs b;o.'g;ege i« bi- pin..'. Vv-ly', Hie girl ot 17, ill tile (I Her tbv-ie "illi Hiu ivdii.Ciks tiips liioi up, so lu «pe.ak, ill I VC 11 ie.lies, niul v.lieit Ic I'•-’p'l.. T„( '.'g.-f-se , pr?'Y.v‘»N_"“d iu*sl-,„lfkk . iliy iifim- i- gieeniu- s." ,\t othei limes, lui-l.and ami vviif c-m,u ben-logether, Hu tbii.r - li'e pteily bi iiiiftle in the 1 .riirr i« (il'l llie lli'iig in eha .iberin.i'ol'. He i- a liii'ii wlm .1. e-n'l -ay mm b abmil Ihe-e Hongs, let then lie e.iii ti ll ;ui Im I, in- li-l'igiii! Mo iiaii wheii I.e lu .ks iiitu her Ul ; s.ulies,iys; ‘‘Nuw, that 'gill, itiy derir, lui.k'tu im a-11 *lle vvullid be a-.Ite'cllll• loiiiimi i'lil iml J-Il lulls aerva'it. ami a ‘ bi.i. eii, ii.ipioleiil. g .o lfir- iir.tl.ing." ii,'li. llis wii'.'. "I w nihln'l ■givv lu r lii.-.i', ■.ou.ii," Hi-oil siu'h 11. ca--iui's i - Hu s.-lh:it Hu* le.an |iei*-eiv-es louv li.Ti.iteiy siiperiur aif Hu* iiitii.liuiis i.f the «011.;.11. Fuinllerl.e Si-'e<-i- a I h.iire I, k inaikcl female vviHi a -i|nint. ‘-Wliit 11.--biiiiily goi to du wiHi my viuik ’’’ sliu .1-1. witli iniieli f.iiie. ÍÍ y,,;i ubscrve • -I'ly, you V'ill p.r.'eiv. Hi.il u,i lliese u.a-"!m;-Hie luii-liipl'iye.l se. v.im, iiii.ler-sinml til. 'ilii.iti. 11 j.ei .f. Hv. 1 ii.ll is Ui >J.v, (OU bait of llu'l.i bi'L'iiteii I'leir lina’Ii- o-iive-II." - in or.lei I*, will II..' wife; t'l,» ‘.Ibee Imlf (iiiph.y 1(11 Ib.'ii .le-,i. e- to iiuprt's-Hie liti'baiol. A.iiir vel( .:'n li .use-kei pei look- H.'.oogli liie illii-imi- uf Kic biiia ,1. willl a clear e;..-, Tli. e.vpcriene.-uf lier lile lias taieglit iiei ihal ill the m liter uf ( . (.k - slie ha,i uiily line I luii.'e of l,v,i . v:'-; Tile aniiiiliie, lrao|.ab!e. ami obliging "!. atui'', Ihal IS a juy im.'Vi r, e,i;i n .1 e,Bik ; •■Jitd l,u' id"i;uat,‘, ii't'e!i;iiit, tyi.uimral viilbii alvviiy. g. Is up the best .i iuiers. It is aeiiiimi-t.M-i, fully < ..rro'ioi lU-1 by llia kdperolibe l,r.ri;':i. Hi,V men. w Im aimiu pH'end to jli.i ;. ..I guii.l iliiiiici-, e 111 never s( K. t a,uil euiik. and that vv.,iiie.i, wh'» all luitm'ii iisly indifieielll to tiu-" Ihiiig-, OH Ibe 01 ly s;i;e imlgvs in kiipptying the ll.i ;il 411/ i’f.He , at 1 I.Illilig, iMiekiieg sie gnldiiiiie *. inevilablr, iiiin iluwiiton *1. ."IV, hanneiiimi* pull tnres' or will II*, I'V a iiiouu'iii s b. ;ure of iletve, nura*' lli. ir wibl-III su to II riinaw.iv, or by a l.H. Iirivy baitii 'ipoii Iheir umutli» g.itl them to di -p.'. alioii and b .ive the el. u i .| uf party aw red;' Tiu-e'are th* grave «piestlmis tbli II lii.w iigFatt- AV .IslllllRloil ■oh'.riy; «till Hie Host inrefiil obMlver eiii only •ay ll.at Hi..-.' «I10 know I’re-i.l'iit II11V1S be»l lno»l e.mllib lilly ^ believe ili.i' a fe« uimiHis III ai,limns ii-i elik. ol wiiip ami ktiiillv soil * will get llie II ,m llllltliiiR tllulglB lllld •lluuiHlly ^ W I .1 till'i(..lil uf a 1110-1 >ueeesi(nl ,|,|iiiiii-ikIniH. II iVev et Wtrr i.ioi. me ■ri/riioiii .iillliiii - put ill Hie luiiuss lugelh. r. hut we bail « aiiblini* lru»| tu III* skill o< Ihe diiver. _ ___ *'’■ ‘*- n<«. Mllbrit I , Walker, M. ('., fi.iin the H.iliiimiul Hi»iilil, VUgliii.s, Is s.,1,1 to lie one of llie Iiu. si lookllig uu 11 in Ihr Il,ui .e, niaikid by his peeulliir while al.'-sy liiir, hl«. k iiilHtaetie, tiaml'uiUi* fe. luivs, btll, II bli llgii'e, and Riili.inl b.aiu.g He Is n li lt 11 ui ibiiglimuluii, N » A..rk. f uty fiv. yilltsil age, nil.1 a gi,.|u.;i' M lb ii. le- I • Hige. Mj••*. luu. II*. Ill |s.it he tiiiiivi.l III Nuib'ik.a.'.l eng.grillo Hie bo. Ill -'.f liankiiig. I ivr jrais nllvi * I'll III 1»’ lie w .- liii'trd C'.vernorof A'ii tiu I, I.) .I iiiamiiw of IS.o»» iivir Wei!», Itepiib!.. nn, Biut bald (hv ndtie fmu years. II. 1-Hu liisl nan «1... ever 1. . licI Ihe elo. ( eiteutivr othi e of Ihe Hlaleaflvi to htUi * tV'ivlvU'.'t.' X» fiv« y. .MS. It la-ufllll hi .'Il *ei.l Hi ll llu’ e-r.dilish-iiiinl ol Im-pilids wu. the p. . nlmr w .ik ot the t bri-li: II t hureh, and Hint im lii' itlieil until II hn-. ever ma.le «neli provision. Wli.-n t Ilil V we- i.peiu'il I'l the «"ilil. lumnl tli.riv viKt'iig.., tiu- fiivt .\iiieiTi.in vl-ilors «¡" IV hi fiv'lin oBlive lio-piiiils tliere, iric iing lhat Ik. ' hrlrl.aii' hnr. Iiha.tl.e. n misti.k.'n. But illii w aj.peais Hint, vi 'o -vi.le «> HU-iusliliiliulis ate. they are i. .illy m ( lirisinm . I i'gin. Ii'iv irg Ini'l fouiub .1 l.y tiu euiy ”. taaii t alliolie iiU‘*"'iiafIv - ¡ ' th at Uu l, f|l j, si-.m.tt t.e.iilly i.ri I'k.'.l (n (hi. 1; Mj.Beiehri *«i>l; ‘'VVe pity aiiv-! .aty H *t ilu.'N >"'•'‘•'"W to -SV the l,.,i.i's|nnter , tiw'I •‘lu w a p. i- .n In 111) hie wlm knew ,''lv(tsh loj.sj |i i:.;bt. N',( ‘ lie in a millimi ihal »''•* ’«y the l.m.l -puivereailfo Hiioilgli Ihe i?'*l ' illeiia* linili; for it I* ankle .i*»p to tha nt”il Hl.it llai liy Use it, H Ill'll .!• it is <l(,'|ipr llulii piommet 'uiiiul.'it in tl.e li.'urls uf llu -.' tl.at Use ¡I it» it- full ;iii.| propel spirit.' hlaii.i'V Mallhr«»|s tailed tha handsoiuett man in the .. Url i.upiu. This t» high |o ai*e. M till a spleiiilid pht sujiie regular feature», 1 11 lit I,till eye», liglil tiiowii I/.,11 jml hr Jr.l, till Inst liavil.ga li'blisli linge, ;llld f.l.l e<IUI pillion, he f» Ieit.iiiily a line to .kirg uijii, (>t. a» ha- been Bell .*1.1 i f ¡il-n, ' M. iitJÜy and j'!iy»i. ally, he I. a perf. cl mao " Asa 'peiiki'i. .Iii.|*e Mallhews is i is) and Iriier ful, and. what I- alMay» dv .I'riidt, h*-n niesl, „i.('«blc v..|..', Tlieie ai. n.ne i. v-|Hhi pttl.lislu l in li'cliiieiiy, ««iireilaml aiol «huh sti-taiii ;’u'ttl l t iHu'ije B. rveiiunt. l o llu' e 0 ¡IV I4a.ld.it tl.e '/S. ■ ,/isf.ye /.if'l '■ |m t».-/’. I ibli 'I I,I It >011. l.y I’, ot«»s 11 I'.Mu II. Mill. 10 III I'l an iiHfaii ol the Iti.l I'sthoile. vrt III It- list ol emiliihutoi» au' soin* ol Il e a! ¡V I Hipl ,.|leis, «Ui'ti a- B.-i;op I’.eill ' lili.I.uh, iiuh*», KtUMtilt, Lujvl» ami eUtei», llave Iiia'iy, if ml ipiite, mie liii.il VI ling coluieil nil'll ill Ho- I’rupa .•.111,',' .11 ' lit me, pi.paiiiig foi tiu'j.iivsihuu't, j Till Bi-hoi. of I’ara, Bia/il. .'bm-igiie.. -AnloiFu de Maei.la, «lu. tm- Ih .i, e il'. il |.‘ j 1;. llie, is tu ghi evi.leiu 1 l.i'foie tlu' I "i-RKgiilimi ul Bi-i . p- 11- to the ir.iiild. ' v( hti h li:r e ari*. n in Hr;.» I l.elii i .n (tu 'UU. ai d llie I hl.ieti ill i.'gii.l III I'lee-nicviiiy. Tlie iiisliiu'.imi- to I,.- it I" till- Biii/.d.aii Nite.im. .Atu|i->;'ii,<r.‘ B.ui.'t tti, wFi I'( l.as.it npi II Hii- Imlem ■ 'the ,Vii'.lav -i-!u"'l I'lu-'-'.pen'it .11 l.uVe-lai.il, Id, u. V.ill open lb!■ V o uo .liUv -Jl undelt.- Aiegn ; Y. It iti'i leli-i I'l. cp, .- 0 1,1 thi- Si;u, - ol I Ihi", Keiilii. kv, ami \\ 1-I Vii.-'m.a A imrm-1 d, j .ii-t'.u ot hi. b. I n oigaiu/eil. nml a ' pas..,,*' .bvi-•on. Till- .livi-loii «FI m.-et df:l'. |.m« .1 lo . I'. M.. ... .1 «11! .II. I'-. He VU .O, r.’i-I'. .'sol Hi lo llu-'‘Iiiel .y-'cii', .1. All ailiCe it: llu- ir.,-, /, a.v.sg.i ml. 1 1 IfiiR a.'oiilil It an l.n:.'i-h mi-slon in I’aii-, e-i il'i-s!u d II u V. y. .Is ago II 1 '111* In- Hi: . n. It I.H- grown in ev. ry lirei imii. .iii'l II.'I.l I'l iii'g ;i oditary wioki rnilli a-ingte ‘I vviiig (Ins., Mis- lb- Iboen ba. b. i . ni. 'ii('i ii.il. 1 .lent of a nii.siuniii vvliu h - » or t'iwiil olbc: F.iogii'll bolle ii»vi-t, Wbu-ll ell-gii jes Hie-efvi. (s of an .'V iingelist, 11 nie.F-■ li lai-mn.'i,' .uul a Bible n a.jvi, Thevll I II- "H l>v ll»e of Ihe rehilivr.tli'il ¡Hi I I Ihe I’luli'slai.t I hnr lu-. il.-.'Vi 0 1 , Hu-1:1, -I t,iu- tiiiiielv: New ikl^’r lluL"h'lplii:t, llt.ntklvii, Itil'iiimre, B, 'I, i* f "IV'' ''. a''.! t 1», inn Ul, ha. 1. I Hi» eaioiuri vnmin..:-” V* jlvnoiiiliialimial 't.i-li-l:. .. The"'tJ» ,Hi'' s.'gre-gi.'e of Mellie.ll-1 eoliiiiuillii aiii i !" '*•••« | .ilu ' .'M»»' of I ('is .,(. il,iI.i,(»*l;or I* i.,l.e ieiian,'.'k'ssi. i»nl. 1 .(iieiitlv It inereii-sl Ibe lutal ol Mrtlimlists lo l«i,l .f, mid the loial of I’ll -bv I,, i.iiis |,i tig, **i. Ml MiH.rtv's ii'ivler» In llustmi me at ten<l(.| bv largi- ( loa.I- but Hleii inlllli lit e Is But Vet a» llioroBKhIv pei.n.i Ive in Ibisloii a 111 t III. igo. ‘/'t ■'- //- '.i't Mi'lluol. isiv, whiiti 1» In avinp.ithv with ,A|i. Mwoly, ’ iV>; "Till «.ok ha» But l.':'elied llu-p .lill ol I iral.lig II s. ii,,U« BtmiKphere llii'ungloiul 'he rllv, ivml .nieirnpiing in siiywUelhe a. m-iiil tide oi.woflillliii s., Of Hill Imrr.v of iHll.ii luu,III-., a- dniliig llu gii.U revival I I Ir ,,111.1 a- V IS avlil III h. ippiTeiil ■IniTi* It»* last wrek of the seivu v In Chi- .M„ 111 Iv.i.lv .(V.O. iigu a .mlewhit t I 10 1,1 tiu Ik'u;;-’ .( i.piili- I I li-bii-: a Í k ¡' .■aHi.t Hu 01 o' I' -liv'0! , 1 ;h, mii.t'. ol Cm A.;- m ihi-M:-o-.'i.,.i I I l.e.i i;iliu.. Bv '”"1 ii.a-lv, I l'"u-,' the V I -lu . g :| liiia.d, ami b.-ooe Hu i-iiuii-i,.n I I w.i ibt.-li.l, .iveie.l eup;i-s t.u- Ael-. : V... so bum.d a- t.'evlol.:i H. b'l! .VHiig 1 ft I, l,i-bil,g ' ot I. ..i-kvt lull. Hu' gl I'l I ' i..t:;t Ul tiFll' >■ u-' *v;V' .iiam.. iin-' 1 i.u -iuii: "II. it . " .'t. 'l li.v Hi. loit.' uol " I III I.'.- I'f I'.-po -'.laH.i'-"I H" ■■I'l's' "I : '!i-.. -i|.i ': HiatIll, « I I . p'll 1111 b'l'Ih.t an,! ' ■' im.u s lu p,Hl lutl." Atom I ' lie l>. I'i.it .linn he-, «her* > ,,v,,.d 1-.11 I ".;..... Hu- .'i-rgvmui a.i..-,I till -I win v'liiUe.l lu I.e p'ny.d t,.r P. stxn.l up. t/nit. .. i.miil.. ■ io-«-luHu li i."-t, and alt.i eivili' vv-»- el-.il ulu 11 I, «.1. Ill.ud .'-l.ing aiiutlu-. a: llu d .t; Why (F.l.i'i V . .1 si uul lip ' "Oil. 1 vlihl'l want , V .' Ill' I I'lv. "'I i'.'- ....... ' ■' '"‘'T i .i-il-b w-i.. ,ui. I .'uoi.lu't lixv- iiH.si'il Hu* 0, uuriiitiiu- ( • III'til-"-’' "tlpi.mPiiiilr 1.'i «ioK M hv, pu sl,i-..dF,g I'p Ih" e sn I .] , ell • ill vuwi -"ilsl.ui sol.! There I iu,ell"'■ In H;e wlu.lv e‘iu:.!i.' -j/Jc-I , I'l', (»(., llu I ill Tl.i'ilibv 1.11 ,1 . iliH'. ' Ti-'I'Ul.'i lillle f:.,!.-,l. T'l .'I.. 1'., "M, li'akl almu." . .V, y. Tl. i.. 111»".', I'ti.i , ,t,lw„l.|"— *' ; A -I,I I III' men ’11 II . I" I hn I !.uv Illl'l I i.v, ' II,'I I'• l> • IIIÍ. An t loütiiii la's I" "We will al llu> 1" ¡/',0 ,\nl Hie edjlo''* . . \Vi' V,."'I Im HII I.l V .uiig " — j-i ;.„h ,0 .1 \ .i/iA. .'The ml*r- V u 11' , "No. I-il ..,1, liUi, e' cl sii 1 iger,’* , A,,.’, ,.p ,( Ti e '‘lliillnii K •uuo .1 I On,, I, i, .....li''.’.’;gl, |i[, dli . «h , t, i.(/I a.i.pl llu .1. ..... Hu V .1: 1,1 < .nil- .'h »' i ' H',,.' II Il ls to . n . .Illl'l,' I p. .\»i) t’t‘. »*1m »’ H* Im J* (* h )‘f ¡«-di )« I iu f«Lj.‘h, iIm' /V ' ftif til t •' In i’nt'li .lh vi 'I : . I’t (l Utilllt*, »,|l I \ in, h« Im »M| firfli'I it« ; i t I. I ln’ I »i Ttiip is it'i «mmI ••j'l lllv iitini tilU Hi’ •» »' U'lll. Ah fn'xli uhl fudi'fi'l It l< U14 ÜMt HH il I li.liit’N t n (In; ln'(’*• in lit; Lt'*íici t* iliV. Ml I inUIn itv ml' 'I V .NtfUllii l.'lMili kUtl I’llg «»! ||»|5 f t'. in n, HM il»!i u ly V till ill - .irU- 41* N i)in h vn>vvjj it llt.'l A IV, I II »u ii.u ri«'tfiiltn« ill» y»«l. iiiv V i« * «I -H, ill Im’*!i«r. jr »»M‘ tti » I'» ' flitli*» np II tliV llltIM' in tl4<‘ Llll’th o. KM \ II (hft kitnliM I VM I . «I.Mti M.l- VrtkUfU'iltn IkvK.I uf lÍPliff i.,f Y r«( IliulM. n m.Hluii ^jllM,l;ch liivv II I.,i.d „rib. I'l ,Mi-(m, last ,A,„„ S ) Is ,,l b. l.b'. I,.:'..V I I,/ , |„|hl,,J_ u,(j. , . ,1.,- w,,r'l|$,u:.l.„ ■( It Ifaclf (g, if,,, I jt|.' i f,A itl.rrnUt' ot «lj \ wbn. I. I ..(■ ilI liar i. I,',, ,m king (lu b'."l fp,111 rant.„i misn.pu|.Ki.pi.|- .Ol . 111',II, ,.i'. r.l,'.l, is luilll d .-.p." l illy the I,. Iievuti .it up. I-111..11 III t'c rluir. h»» ! •— vsbeielbo IS., g,,i w|.j,5g, ,ij^, U..-) •»« v«.mJK-4, I vgvi-tl,' liV'/p'.; kiiH At,, ut kllsl.ls»! I» *H" • '* ' ■ II',I «..will I I.I.l. 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