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,-ne reall) apa.aa.lfs. na aaro-a
. t,a. i.inr length ol I in- I u? .nh.'S, J
wit!, r. ! .... I H?',,t ur tU0
left, if au. pi.??* Mag BSea sh.-uhl shon it.?? if-an ?li- |
counter whl, h a! snv moment .?.-cms the most likely
thing in tU w.'ild i?> hepple Mit* nothing but the d_ep.
black wal I ,11 o.ie ?hie and alm???t p-rprildl, il^T clills
,.n iii,?on..?, ?itii nu nu taara tor aaauBh-i out. i tinnk
1 c?.ul,l ?. ni' ely Whal to si?eii<l a iiig'.i in su? li a pine as
tin?. Ni? sgn?of lif?', not even a ln.;?t, i* icen on either
,_,,,. j ? tioi-.t aie tiiki'ti h? it, and parties
. it. n i-,.n,
Ti,,., i Elba ta anotlier favorite )'\cun)lon,
t'letrtrh :??! m1 ?.?i?- ?'.liiie.t the Idee <?i ease and comfort
williai:.!? overt- ?' i on id, mountain road?. The inlol
ling n thing simply to lie endured,
,,,,, u t, !?e eiiiotc'l iude]M'udeiilly of the
?,,n?Ti. 0 .r Keene Mountain, through the Inn'
Mict? he.? ..f \i.?.>ds, with the inoniitaiiis chining around
vu, ?id.nt ?! ksataa Hie B_aflaHaaBl plaaaaa,bungs
\ ,i ! n ? i It i-? not n \ill. ig?, ?nily houses seat?
t. i. ?I h.i" Bad there, the one central place lieing Scott's,
-, fiii.tr: rtopphSf-plaee ?art*l nil traveler.? through this
i, el ii. II farfC tine flinn ha? 1?e?-n owned and tilled
lu l.iiii foi r't tears, and his well-spread table and
h.aiiy k.','t heaas asaas it aa attm iii? resort. The
. "A lr >n? H'iy other In the who1" Adir..ml,.ck
i-, e-i.m. . i. lateaa ItaeM, letal aa aplata, ta MM .hat
, !h ! -. 1 i.f the sea, and iirouiid itls this gr?at lim?
ai? i of ?noiuitan?, M.iicy. < ?>l?lctt. Mclnt.wc, M'uil
l ;.-e iiiui a aaal ?>f lasa prominent ones, 1st ?
?i view It is uiieiiiialed. From
i , I" or two dWtunt rr.nu Bcott's, aud
?juite shut out from BBS re?t of the world
. of the Ausat.le River, Just at the point
where p.ittn > conic In from Hu- lnilian Pas?), wc 1 ail a
in,:ch !.. it. i view of these mountains. Though li miles
it, M- ' ?nil ll??k into the PaBB, with Wall'aco rising
lMip.ii.li ila: ,y 3,000 feet high, and Mi Intyre f-lopiinr
? ?ii the Oppsatll Ma Copien, or BSBlp Mountain,
al UM Im:, in linne ?ignlfli s, we ? ould BBS v? ry dislinctly.
Ii MM in ?loy scalp? d.for ihe iv?v k Is .?ne caine the .ear
til', -torn, it ti, h barOll it- Matt BMI ? , alni i Uri I ?I ;i,t, 1, d
Lafel Av i',in? lie, that Ile? nt it? base. The ?!i?lc caine
down Hits Um iakavftth mel aarSta foresShaSttseal
tin-walli ni liini: tip the op],??ii?, side. ? mi ?ing h cabin
? ?ni ? op a Stope lying ?! an ri'iglc ??I ti aril 45 )!>?
greee. vi. looked that tray ariah ISMgt?g e yea, ead Sapa
sinn' d;r. to BM fur our-elves the many Maadi rs of win? u
we hal i ! ard M much.
Al?.tit I no i.,c ? from Pott's, and on still hieher
ero inn 1, ii ? I hu ltrown farm, sahl to ha the ldghest
. ninia'?-,1 '?till ?ii ti:?' Stat?'. We looked with int? Beal l?.
iii.? ??orly hotnc, win -re lu- dwell without r? proach, no oue
saying ?urgl.i against him?a rare tribute lu this n giui,
win i<- BM Innis offener the ?'ensure thajj the praise. Hut
with f?r aeepas taaaaal weIsoBsd allialaatnatla#.
place ofNi hi ? ti.ici?a! end. Be sleeps tfl the door-yard
Of the old home? ml. with n gTanite bowlder for his mou?
lina, iii iScsal and grander far than uny BOOlp
tnre.l mai i.e.
A rub ? f u f. vr ?.Hen from Beott'l brirg? u? to Hash's,
?? ls-aiit ful for Itnaticrn." Ob the beak ?M a little iske,
? ni?.,,tu and glassy as a minor when w? atvii.it looked
a very tempting spot, and ^a- crowded, as all these
minute? ?,"'ii??l na over the
Intervi I Lake I'la? id. ??lie of I he liol. ?1 IH)ilits
auioi'i da ?ka, ned on!) for it- own ?iuguiar
beauty, I? li _, jual w hal .:? nan e implies, bul sim rr,,!,i
Its position at thi tout of Whltefaee. Thia noble bmm_b
( inn i- r..,tn t. et hi ?.'h, und from it- sn ni m it I sol.tri Hied the
i elel.i ? sr. Marcy i? in l-it ali ,1 l??l itr- inolili
t.iin view,Whit? .it.? for the lakes. Ina ele ir day. B3 may
i?- ?lutin Hy Been, We ?IM not go np?Indee?!, it wa so
?lilotid? ,1 iri ti i |? thril ive e?ml,l not .veil tall Milli ter
taint] v i:?-t.? it s ,i.,i!ii'i p.. ?ara bald iu
i? ??ric t .??.i,, naaj ,, t give us.
In ..'? itruek bj the difference
.,? ih? ? .1 ?. Morintiiiti, we rods
Beth? ii i.m.ara. ks? and the
-t. rgrt . coi ?"" t pyramids
?i'.! in sit lui?', perhaps, no1 mm?mmb
,.,,t. bul mneh -nore slender, more oone
?Imp? ?1, but tapering si the las! t?> s graceful srrowj
?>o:ni. it Lifts its monumental column of gre n into Ihuu
rinl oatlii ??again -i the ski.
I shouiit prove reereani t<? man? pleasant memories, if
?.m..nar th. Adirondack troas I failed to make bonoxable
mc ni i.?'i of tin white bin h?it? hark gleaming lik>- silt) r
?nil?! it? ?lark, gi and "a I Ling orbeauty" to
in-?-vii y w 11 ic. it aeemed aa sel of Vandalism, which.
?li'verth. l? ?-, 1 ? .'Hld no1 resist committing, to strip off
the ksuS, and separat? It Into! - mun beale-- pap? rlayers,
..oh i*d, and of euohex.|_lsite texture.
< ut fingers,tom?ureases, and broken knii?-*,wen light
3. null? to paj foi the frequent theft. The ties lins a
w?>uderfid tenacity of Pf?-, and ? B-srreleus facoltj ?.f
ire.line Its wounds, elae i e?rald hardlt have had the
li. iii to do It, Ih ve seen sn old weatber-worn, storm
wit li a- nigged hark flying like pennona
Lb) it1,' lengthefita 1 dwttnanoatch,and
In an instant 11 aaa wrapped In ti.a?a flmry column
?u? x '?"?? , , roaring, leapingapward
1 .nu. ??rilli ill til? ?li I.gi ? '? M<
\}\V. nU-IOOKU MOIXTAIN?.
A BEMABKABL1 ,ii?ri:vi.v DSDKB m.'.nv DUAD?
VAVTAOBS?A VI lil l-l.? I lilli P| ?,?THE
M II NTMV? AM? TREIB .?-?"INI I?Y--1IIK 1'IM
lil.EHOI?E, IT? l'A'lI.OX-, AhTD MODE?? Of
i ?imvmi.nj in- rum 1 oi um in ued
l.\ IK.
P....11 i.e. H??i ?r. X. II., July 31.?To persons
..: it. iiile.l inn. ?, th)' outlier-1". ih? Aj.pala. hlan NBMja
I 1. vt ?? m. Iks Frauctiia and White Mountains are not
xn , i? niarga 'eb.r?'r.iideuroi altitud?'. Still, they are
M-BSSg "r'' h-gl Bal on the east? ni slop? , and Washington
17a s aapertasawjr of ssan to asgratagls inmiutain sa
i 1? side ,,f |)?. I;, pniiiie. As we have t?, gt U> Um
!;??? l?!i- m ?..mil Ann rica or Eun.p. to see lofiar moun
' in,?, ive iiatuialiy iit?acli iinporlnnce to those mar our
.iwi) door, and oicirnte tlu-in hy an i'.)?t pSWeSS
<>f itnr - ii..ti..n. As aa Aineiriiin Ifeelcallcil upon
to ail..ure 1,, u?. lullest capacity of my admira?
tion ?nu Sea Engtaad Switzerland, and to sa
tin taber, if the \;p?, and ?ten SMM "f the ? ar
pathiaiu?, Ipeaataas and Pjlemes Boiver above the
|s.,kh,.t this s. ciion. Hint the-e look a- IhkIi its most
?it tho-e In i'obiii,1, linly or Spain, and aie really higher
than the r .-or pinna, les farnished to ?nest llrltain. One
ttxtn hue ;. piiiTi'.tic ey? as well us n pair,otic heart. I
think I nu?-.! have, for until my pn -eut visit to this
n-jjlon I cherish??d the delusion that I had never seen a
i.ioiiiit.fin in th? C'l.puthiHii or Apennlne rani_w which
darcil to lift its head ulxive Waahliif.-ton. Haling r?'
rorir-,? to 'h' pCOpta aulhorifh's. I 6-SWHaiad th_t
?...r'uiiti. I'o.tana-kubka, an?! other eiutneiieci? in Traii
?-i Ivanu? (Bess learned erai'inine makes one se, m '.,, were
alKuit 9,t?00 feet, and Monte ('?uno, which I had often
surveyed, MMS n? urti _,6?.0 f). t. I limey time must bute
ts-en some mi ?take about those roeafmremeat^ hut I am
?ontideiit that our natno BMMtatalaa baie scorned to
take aSt-SSaaS of their full hiKht. If tho Eiauconla and
WkMS Mountains had not U-eu very well worth secint,, I
/.h?'Uldu't have tome here bu often. The fuel that Xaa.
tit xv settles th?- <iu? ?non? it leaf-t for myself.
I have visited -Baal Mountain-' by ?arion? routes, nnd
a?- the last rout?- wa?ti??- iin,-t tiiinnis mid dtaegreesbls,
1 c??rdlally reeomm? n<1 it to the luifie tlass of trarelera
whom I sm fortunate enough to dislike. For fear that
some of them won't com? 'hi? ?aj, I'll ? \pl.iiu its ilis.id
1 ant ages. Iliad Intended to leave New-York hy Uic
Norwich lx?:it fn the afternoon, ?Y th? N? tt-Ilavon Iwiat
iu Hie eveuiliK; but the |? r-.oii to win.11, ti | eaina^e unt
mtrtiste?! had und'.rtaken to rtudy one of the wax map?
m The Herald, ami r.o, Instead of connu? to me, was Bent
to Blironiiniriiale. Anno, ed by the ?UaappalntOM nt. I en
Masesd I man who t.N.k Tht Tino*. He halal hi-..ni of
the war. aad ?carried me promptly t<> tin- lina lisias
rtsUSMMtta ? The day was Intenaelv hot, luit I pal
ahaag with tolerable comfort until 1 reached SprtagSeld.
Then I took an aci-oiumodatlO'i train, (sr? eall-d from the
fact thal it iieeoininiKlatedevcrtbodi but the paBSSSfar??>
??here I t!ia!i?e 1 tar? so frcfitiintlv (hat I hail no time to
-ii down. After vui'ily eMdeavtS-B| f<? pu.s vurioua
?o wa width the engineer m?M?.ok for lightning eipre-s
?rain?, we reached White Klver Junction about ?lusk;
ut whether it was on th)- sim.?- day or two dava after
i< tun? hurinj.Ufi.l, I ha t- uev r i"?n abli to 1? II. I
- l theeotidii? tot the day of the wok; but he had
wa so long on the Journey lluit he had f?-r
t'-n what year li wa?, and aa I ob-eiml him
>?"ly, Iliereeltedthattlnie was beiatuiilng to tell on
Jim. We were at the function anyhow, ami were In
falined that we ?oi.hl <-o no further that iiiKht, ti.? eli
?.ins having by rapidity of ait -.a Useouio loo rusty for
?iae. The hotel wa? not iasuuuiiiiK' lioui the outside;
l)ttt as there was no other I ?eut to it. I neUd for a
loom, and ?sa shown ?we lu which Tom Thumb could
not hat? wera hi? h?l? 11 tyeet*d to the apartment, but
a aa new id It wa? the lariteat in the home, s&d tlio only
llefect iu it waa the hight of the ?cilmg. '!),?? lu at waa
arxcesstre; but hy way of count?-ractlng it there were
I wo htige feather beda on the bedstead; ?., that those
?srli?? wished to keep cool could i,< I bet wem t hem. When
I )? BMMSaraaaf against fealhri be?li, the ?.Tiaiit pt.?
tymiA to Ouilij ? fire In the stove, aajm? he felt lath-r
t^j^hUm+ilL UofttxlmK lum as I n.^ooiist. 1 ?M
altout to throw him OBI of th* window, twit he swore he
g .,-, inle a luke Bl BOB BBS, OSS. BOO^tBOad BAS Bf BB*
,,,,,,,-, - ,,,.? tlc't li?' Waa i? rc-ular ...ii
triiiulort.? r.iaehim!,-'. I>? slung I'? bathe, I ?,.?k, d Mr
i kiling i" re, ogni.e wiiat I -u? sea .11?> he ??
luit w.p i SI o'"' ?,f I1" ;,,,i a*S I ? ?lilli ? ?1. '-ioWfls!"
ecluted ihe .crv.int. "De yuu think, ?ii, that this hotel is
?limb Of tnvvclsl"
" Wilt, have b1 you ?nor, th m one ISSOl lu the lion - V
?? i . ti.iii,!?. ?ir. wa ve got any quantity of towels, or
ralbi 1-44, had. The other on?-was carried off this nioiii
iiiL,Miy u M Ttb-iii.in, v. :i.i :n ici ?? iv mg his change at the
o!!i.e|i,l! Ii:, towoi ?li 111? pli.'ki't-botik wilh som.? postal
eui i. ii. y. WY nu a'ii I ?.?ni iiuw, but we havi-n't caught
lum o I." BappoSBfthe niau wa-onfo.it, and that a tram
' I bad IBM! ? li Inn! !?? cn si nt in pursuit of billi,
1 Km vv t.,c i !iii?o was BOBSjOSO. I ordered half a IflBOB
i i? t. tiiptorll*, and after marly au hour las boy
returned \?. :tli two new ones, having exhausted the
maria I, aid i-iv cn ii new ?mpetu? lo the Has trade.
I went to supper, but, flnding the great? r pirt ?>f the
iiicul u!i?-uib, ,1 BJ (lie 1 able ,1,dil, I drunk n glas., of wai in
water and it>ught niu?k' toon as a substitute for going to
1? d. Gentle i- ult r. if yuu ?hould ever BB within fifty
miles of the White Uiver .Illili finn, be sure you stop l?e
foas Btssflataj ?ha dUta* <? bj a f??ut. lass turu around,
mid travel in th? opposite direction.
tMiUii | ihr-Junction by aiiitlu-r necoinmod-itinn train
(very at, in,mo 1.itii,g fur ? : i, plos who have Ik-cu left
bein.?.I), I , lavvl? d li. Wells Uiver. The managers of the
r ?ad, or. ...ling the etlci t of tin idgh rati of speed upon
? :-i r , oidcrcd tliini to be placed on board of a
freight and cattle train fur Littleton, where I united
just ii, tune to wait ?.ven hours In-fore the coach set out
bs the rn-illc Boato. After getting Into the coach nt the
hotel, a hi? li is very ne it and comfortable, by the bye, I
had to wa,Mu ally two heurs more for the train. It
would nut have arrived that night, but, hnppening to run
off the truck, it made better lime than usual. There ia an
end uf ?ill things they say (I wbli I could think so of tho
Junction IIiM b, ?md, aft? r n sutWutlng ride lu the heat
and duet, with eleven passengers inside and one ortwoso
araOBI d that they didn't coitnt, nine on top, and several
dintilbut. d along the mad. I arrived In re a butler and a
" itiadd. r " man than 1 had ever expected to be whiu I
bit olit.
Ii taste be anybody that I have anv particular reason
to hate, I ? linn come to t lie Mountains by this mute, and
?top ..?.-i at WLi.te I'.ivri Jumtiou, as ho fSaBBO my de?
testation.
You know I nm riot what the splendid rowdy, Alcl
bl.ules, WStBll hiive c.i'li'd a kejdtale thanatike
in any a BB?I don't believe in the principle at all;
but I sui glad to tbi'l a house so excellent us this,
and to say as much. It Is the beat In the Mountains, and
if I wcro going to st iy aumug th.m for the seas a I
should c? rtiiinly take up my abode here. I may BO
prejudiced Dom tho fact that I have probably Hie best
room iii the hotel; but all the rooms neem very mat,
airy, and , uinfurlable. This house ia ailunted in whut Is
called tlu Franronia Notch?the Notch is arnon?- the
While Mountains, mar Crawford's?and the mountains
r ?ing ,-iMi'ptly all around it,and lit-: .illy overshadow.
lal it, remind me of the Vale of Chamouni! ou u small
B al?-. It 44 oild BOOB aa if Nature, lu a hindlord's mood,
had i ut out a pb.ee nuning these ]? uks and rolling
bight* l8 put a hotel Into, and set nome of the most at
trattivc feature? of scenery within convenient dintauco.
The Fruin.- BOO nut fTSSojO as favorable a position for
?il'Ii! si-.'irg BO the Old I laSM House, six miles south of
thi?; but it Is better, pecuniaiily speaking, fur the pro
ptictorsof the Profile, who, having bought the Flame
House some years ago, shut it up, except as a plan- fur
temporary refreshment Tin y also derive a certain in?
come from letting horses and WBajSBO to convey tourists
lo the var.oits places of interest In the vicinity of BBS
J-Tuinc House, from which, if there were any boarders
BBBBBj the excursions might bo made on foot.
Theflr?t object of cuiiouitv here is Ibe famous rmflle,
or the Old Mun of the Mountain, visible COO or 100 yard*
from the hotel, a most remarkable resemblance to the
outiine of the human BB c. Fn.in fhe road, about 1,000
teei be sw, th, stone lniRge looks so exactly as if it hud
at out with a el.iei-1 th.it I have known skeptical
BeBBSBO le climb up Jackson Mountain and take the
rouble t<> see with their own eyes that Nature wa? the
only sculptor employed upon the overhangiugelilf will? li
is so sti'ikiiig a coiuiteifcit. The Profile ia not solid as it
seems ?t a distant e, hut < nn?i?t? of, five granite MSBBB,
art'?get her SO or IX) feet long. Beneath the innige ?s a
small i OOM* ' .ill? d the Old .Man's Washbowl, and near the
?nil' is ii p. i iib,u -h ipi d lock which looks so iiuch
UBS o ? aiiiioii ob li give that name to the Proflle Mouu
l.iiii.
Half a nile from the hotel, in a northerly direetlnn, Is
a tory p:. !ly p.e. S ?>f wiitei known as Echu Lake. Th?
??. Jit? i? mt uwakened from the shore, but fruin a boat
mar tin- middle is repeated a number of times. Tho
olive lo iln- Kluiiie is extremely? pleasant, bordciiug, as
?id,',.?,!.':, IT n.i.i raeeel Hiver, and carrying you hy?
the lias n and in the vicinity of the Pool, whose clear
salase, largo reche, and cool at?alo make u delightful
for Idler?, seiitiment ili-ts, anti pic-nickers. The Basin
S S bowl-like cavity, about'-?i feet deep and SO feet in
dpimeti i. i iiu-i (I bj ihe wini ling of largo stones by the
force of the current in u natural ludlow of the rovh. The
martling water with which ;t Is filled Hows ??ver gal
(' wn tbe r.? ki In s- v.-ral silvery tuscadefl. The Flume
Is a rockj channel worn by the water, with perpenitica
des, TO or so feet ar-ovc the bed of the stream. It Is
:? col, w ,ld, and ci liions plata*, and the vast bowlder
ie-,.?,p. let ween the two ?vails i'nd t hi ??at? ?ling, pppar
entli FofnUeverj mpin. ni, though in Teality it is V. ry
? . a his ?'rea; 17 io Hie attraction of the ph?nom?nal
looalltjr. Tia m. >y i h.nine! is about a*? or 30 fe.-t I.ni,
and probably a quarter of anille In length, and ?.iresS
lu tt. r idea uf Hie we,,! ill' power of water tl.au tuu be
Lu'l any? b. re Binons; Um) mountains.
Tlicie ?in- any nuin i.r of climlis, rambles and drive- In
thin in U*iii?"ii,ooii, and riling ?uni excursion partie? ara
constantly coming and going from the hotel, which is tho
'?miMi?* pbuc In tho Imm?diate vicinity. One
larg.- and solitary cottage, owned by a New-Yorker, Is
ne.ii the house; tbe Inhabiting famUr taking th.-ii-meals
at the Profile, thus di?i?ensing with tiie services of a
? oui, .uni t iii!,? Wiiiters. The aaases is noa at it* bight.
Tin hotel is full, and will lie until tbe end of the month,
mid fal Into September If this burning went her con! linn ??.
Tin- Ib i v temperature of the pee? Hix nr seven weeks has
lu en tn oral.),? t?. all the Summer resorts, certainly to
this one, where I presume there must be fully fajoper
??oiih .pi?rtele?! cnmfcrtably. New-York is more largely
reprt -ente.l nt the Profile this year than it has ever iieeii
bef?te, though the I ?ii i k of v i ,t,,r? are from New-Kn
gland. Tilt arrival? and departures are constant; a
gnat ii?iv persons i? mailling only S day Bl two, and
than Hitting off to other famous spots. Hi ill. tim
i'rolli, Lu?, mon-regular boulders than uny hotel in the
mountains?boarders who tome about tin- midillc of
.lul.i. nul remain until the is-ginning sr middle of ?Sep?
tember, according to the state of the thermometer. The
price ot hoard is (4 n day, as it is at nearly all the hotels
in .New-England v, lu h i labu to )?e first? lass and to ? at.r
for fashionable pattimiig?), meaning the pcjilc ambitious
of dr. ..- und w lilli.g to spend money freely.
It Is not thought tliat spiritual sulv.itiuu depends so
much on clotbon here a? it does on the island of Manhat?
tan ; all? it the pro? pi it of the best woman's p/ettlng to
li. av? n if she , Baos. ? tier gown only twice a day is not
brilliant ?u cording to the a,, i pled authorities who wor?
ship Parla and pray morning, noon,and night to the?,,?1
?le?* ?,f Mude, li |,at vee stv le country hollis arc obst 14c1
ben. Hi.iikfart is sa-rvidat 7 und 'dinner at i o'clock.
With a m ?I'gi'i "fan hour for lazy folks who have not had
the I . m B1 ol New-England training. It is a ti ille incon?
venient foi a ?.othamii. , e?|?>-. miiy |f he ever has hud
Hu mi-fortune tO be ?oiilii-iled with moll,li,g new-pa
p?-rs. to be np and dressed nt T o'clock ; but as then, i?
nothing to ?lo after 11 in the evening?they have BSnight
in tin? ngion except what the. Almanac cntili,??
lie is !,,!,.,! togo to bed, and to rise lietiuies, u.iviu*
usually cxhausled Weep about dav light. I am ii
firm bellaree in the virtue of late lisias, ami all app. ,ii?
lo mi sympathy In behalf of the woim that waa eau gb!
foi being abroad so earlv hav ing bSSB uttcrlv ub.utive,
I . ni, iiiuleirtand the feeling of one oi Lo Hage'? lie roe s
whonfu-e'l lo leave his lad utCu. in. to fight a duel,
rowing he would not appear in public at such an nu
i ?gilt? ou? hour to escort Venus to Olympus; but tn ?pled
the clml' "ii ge for mid-day; went out at thut lion,, ?,,,< I
un? .Inly made a romantic auhlect foi the undertaker.
What is the use of quitting the cut lo get up ,?,. neal dal
light forf The next time I come to N> w -England Im
Iel,It', billig willi nu linn lu oil ?-Hough lo last nilli! I
return to a pla ? ??? where people BBilisalaiid Ihat the iplril
of an*, ullghtened Christianity depends largelj upon the
turn u! taking lireakfast. IlnWCai. ii Ulan keep ?ill the
? Tumi,.o.um? tit? um! observe all the proprietiaa win n lui
takes his. ? th- -anil toast while tho dew [a on tbeprrass,
and tin- ?un i? tOO dluw-y 10 ?huid ,i. n u.
NC/TBE
A unmix r i?f Pliilmlt-lplii.i geitleintn pro?
vided ti,. I.i-hioi,able guest? 'd ?'ape M.iv with a ?cries
of couinai umu?iT!ieiits on Ihe lawn <?f Cougi.-ss II rll,
one uti. ii.ouii last week. Them wem ftmi-Y .,-.?, rio c,
with vvl.c? iburmwe, b..:,.)!,, ded, ?did i liiubii.ga gi, ,,,y
Jiole. T .???.? al ti a? | lou* drew a blqjTC OaftflBlllljT fl|SM
?,;iy hop oi other MBBkf lui ni given this ?civiii, lud 1. sa
thai, I**. BSeaBSB being ?lion Mi? Um,, pla BBSS, und
bal. oiiics. iisspectat?*rs. BSTeSial pur-.- w- i. .<>i,|, ,,,|e,l
for, and everybody pr.-. ut wa* .lellghtetd. Another
noveitv lu the way of amusements Bl IBSCSTBS WBsa
moonlight hop ou the la.? u Mid piaz/a? of | j,,. m,? i,,,,,,
Hmi?.. The waltzing ?in! g duping in th, moonlight, -u
the v. l.v ?ii.-le.if the BBS, thl 1-SOTtSffS Mu ?nu i,llllt.iiUa
?Aiih ibu m us?., wss very loiuant,, undiltlightiiii. ji?.
fashionable young ladles Iw-gin to eSBBa I mmttpm oaOjIg
shove signs of run mi, tue miiiuls of regular amy. t? .
liavlng bet ome uionotouoin- with repellih.u. Novelties,
then for. , :?r. eagerly looked for The trij. from Mon?
treal down thoBt. laiiwreme ami up the ?ra-itssj Iih.r
U> Ha Ii* Hay 1* 3T0 mile? lu length. Of this di?lance ?4
mlie? is on the Magueuay A ?ititeu ol HprlugfU-ld, abo
recently made this tour, writes to The ItepubltroH thut m
a g? miine ludlau birch bark village, opi?o*tt* tbe mouth
of the Saguenay, on the banks of the Ht. loiw rene?-, ft*
met an Indian girl with l*VM B0BT. Whether It wa? a
freak of nature, or ?vhether ?tiii New York laMkhlose had
tatt bel thl? aboriginal bell.-, be . ould not dcteniilne....
I'strlcb B Gilmore la at the Mund IIou*?-. ? "ha-- t
Mr?. LUxabclh htuxray, the rcuowued VBBS ?olor arl
1st, I? nt Bartt Conway, IC. IT. Bhc ha? ix ?utnniiT studio
i i a I, un. wnn h ?h? ha? mmlc. it Is aald, a very charm
1 ii; .. ?oi!. Mi. Militai . her hu-l-aml, the fintish Consul
lit Portland, has been p.tsdiig a short ia, allon w if li lier.
, lie is a line clnt-ut.st,and frequently reads for lienev
| ??I. nt objects. He has read for the BapUsl battaty ?lur
i tag his pit-sent visit nt Baril Otaajny, Onsaport, aa
j the CiVileru end of Last Isla m1, Si but Itrmliius of the
Loag Island Railroad, Is nearly tilled this season with
families from Brooklyn and New-York. M>sl of the
j ptlvate hasses In the place, na well us the hot? I?, contain
1 boarders. There Is no surf bathing, but the stillwater
bal hing la em client, ?owing, antill?., and croquet play
Ing are the ?iniiscmeiils. The hay at (?rtx-riport Is
llfavollt? leaortof the Nell York and Itrooklyn Ya< ht
Clubs." Rig Hone Hprings " la th?'pretty miine of a
buinmerrcsort In Kentii. ky. It li ?leriie.l from the hugo.
fossil boin s whit h hale hu ii ill?ilil?ilcd in great lilllil
, bera from tin- bank of a creek flowing ti? ar the Hprings.
Many coll, i lions of tin St lionet, hive luen made, and the
supply seen.? inexhaustible. The springs are s1tiint?-d fn
a circular \all.i. Three of them haie been Uti??! up for
the public. At one of them the wutor, w'hich la suffi?
ciently disagreeable In taste to ?tire every known dis
ens?', is ban eled for shipment. Another |>ours it? water
through an upright hollow l?ig Ei <>r l8 feet in length. It
is so clear that a silver coin Ht UM bottom is plainly vis?
ible. A curious claim for these waters, and one particu?
larly efTectlve in Kentucky and the West, is that they are
un autidot?'of iutoxUatiou. The lninilord of bat hotel
may thus offer iiiduceiiu nts to a crtaln class of patron?
In the shume of unlimited facilities for repenting the
uocttirnal spree, A party of elie Inniifl medical genii.
Bien, saya The Commerriol of that etty, have fully tested
the waters In this direction, and pronounce them s
buceeaa. _________________________
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE PARTITION OF FRANGE.
To th? Editor of The Tribune.
Sik: Since Franco ia so revolutionary, and
such a disturber of the peace of Eurolie, why would It
not be well for tho Oreat Power? to divide Fruin ? 1.?
tween tnem I ? C. Vi. 11.
Eemnra, Aug. 12, tero.
THE MIDLAND RAILROAD.
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir : In my transaction!, with the miller? of
Oswc.ro, I havi- had 1'our shipped from that pla.?', via
the "Midland" to Oucida, thenoo to Canantota, via
New-York Central. The coat of carrying 30 b?rrela flour
from OawSSS to Onelda, IO miles, Is |1 ?0, while the cost
of the sain, fi oin On. Ida to Canastota, on the New-York
Outrai li,?li oad. tlve mil) a, is H O?. Tb?'comparison Will
show the people what U-nctlt they may e.tpect from tho
completion ar tha "Midland," and tin- bcnetlt alie.uly
lil lllg ll'I li? .1.
J'eterboiv, -N. 1', Aug. 12. lTO. J. N. Woonnrnr.
< "N?4ERVATI?4M IN VIHOTNIA.I
To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sik : I hhouhl think it would appear rather
strange to those who hove lain.red so hard for recon?
struction to read the romnients of the Southern Press on
the can?lui.MSS whom they (the editor*! propose to Con
gress, and the recommendation! they give them In order
to meure their election. A muli in this part of the coun?
try cannot be t le? ted '? Do: FtlUr" unless he haa a gf?od
R? l?el record, and while he is canvassing he must abuse
I'nh.u men and " Kadi? als." We would like to send a
g.1 Republican from this District to Coiii/res?; one that
line.? not have lo be relit m d of lils disalulltl? I, ami then
Join the Demo? ratlc parta under the plea of Conser?
vatism, und al.use the administr?t ion and " Radicals"
gciicrallt, and one, too, who was not a ?li-legate at the
Convention that nominated Seymour tor the Presidency.
<.,ii?. nativo.Oh I Conservatism Whea wilt tbouuppear
lu ti.? true psaSaadeaass todo mischief i a, w. ?.
Marion, Va., Aug. 11, MM,
WHY POLICEMEN DO Nor DO THKIR lil TY.
Jo ?A?* Editor of The Tribune.
Sut: The ?wisition of poHoB oAsef in NVw
YorkCity r?'?ii)iies unniuouut of I?-th phi si?ni and moral
aaSBSfl never before nc?eded. The nuuils-r of drspera
dot-8 who prowl about our atr? ?< ta committing cory va?
riety of misdemeanor and villainy In defiance of the
laws, bave been largely Incn-tsed since they have be
eomo cons? ?..us el their influence at the polia and their
cons?.pi.nt Immunity from punishment. They swag)?'? r
und boast of their power with higher authorities when
?aderarrest, ?md Hu eales to "i.rcnk" the ea__a_a who
dare t<? ?i" theil daly. That nil tin* U art nscs heashaa,
mi-have too in nit priinlul proofs of hit?-, l'artlv for
these reasons und'partly from tlie fact that the? hyi?
SO much of " UIl)U.?tlllal?lc clubbing.-' '-biUtaMty Olim
iifticer," ?JiC, msny pafiiaBhBB ure n.t t4jbc..nuu_ whiu
We have In our vrnrrt n brave find fearless officer Ct&nx
brecht) ulm never finis, Minn iMissiblc. to bring tho
guilty to justice, as his record of arresta will show. For
the part taken by him in a recent snd moat Important
case, lu has beeii trailu?'??! and Miltled without stint by
friends of the criminal und by sympathetic reportara,
while ti" Moid of appr?t iiilu.n or en? .liragi nient has
l?een awarded him by un Indeble.l public. Could he
have l.e.-n bnlied or intimidated, his convicting
testimony would have net er im?ii given, lint offers of
money and threats of persoaal Tioleaee tren alike ?mv
vailing, slid, in cons.<|ii.nce, tntird? rers have re. Sired a
check. Let the preat, ledges, sad litiieiia, sastala ear
police, and we shall have more g?."?l ortieers and fewer
criminal! Ninlillmii Wai.i..
.Yru- Iori;. August 12.ls'0.
THE AC?TT'1:nt In rii? RaV.
To the Kditor o' The Tribune.
Shs : The dinnster in the Hay ol' New-York
ye?tcplu> evening to the steamer Norwalk ia but the
forerunner of others fur more appalling if some mitti..ri
t.itu ?? prevention is not sp? c.lily furnished. Thousands of
fnnoc? nt pe? ?ona are dany allured by tlauung advertise
lu?. 1.1? iimlj. heap fares to putruuize excursion boats that
Hre.iHisitii?'.i' flouting rotten shell?, fit hardly to sustain
the weight of their machinery and boiler?, without the
additional tuiinage of human freight. The Norwalk is a
dan?.' mus boat, ami steumhuat men who know h? i -.11
long since pronoun? ed h? r m?. ?She has b<en auLk onie
befan. A se.iT) hing liiii'stig-itioii ghoul?! be made Into
the hal.it.? of her nflleer?. Tliere is a ,st? amer piling un
ex? usions up the ifuiisot.. caniing l?verai bMedreeeaa
each trio, thai 1? positiv.-li-a man-trap. When she is
laden her hull buckles like s withe; her cop?
per is all ?rumpled tm her bot toni and sidi-s.
ami her buil.hr has been h<ai?l to sav that
Ire knoit ? no1 tin hoot sh- it iii bn ?I, h? t ha? k More Mian
ein-tlnrd of tin- {M'ople ?ho went down the lay last
Mond?t t?? ?o? ii,. Mea York Yacht Club Begrafta, aere
aalte oiose to eternity, ?ith nothing but a rotten rdaah
between tnem and the other world. There aselraeta
ptytng in our harbor with boiler? so thin thal S lui
)ouf)l ilrtvi' a iiiarliii ?pike through ile non plat? ?. Sam
pies have Ix-eii seen bj the Wittel at the Navv Yard, and
I think Chief Engineer Wood of the 1'nit, d Mute? navy
ha--?.me sp?', i men ? on hand mow. Tliere should be a
thorough Inapeetlon of th?'-? ex. arstea beata, Bad eaJp ?
limited nuinh. r of ?BaaaBaSBS ullowi'.l on boan! ii xuti
time. Rad an.? a?? id? ni oc. uite.l on Monday last when
lnn.noo people wer? on bo. rd fin < raft In ?,tir harbor, who
wouhl have rescued theiti I All Hu- l.o.tti there weit-so
crowded thai it wouhl hsvs tmpereled any vessel that
Mould hal. gone t" I. inhi ..--??tali. c. One half, le?, tim
thirds of all th.- ?,, railed life boats st! sea? >l lo rmir-non
st. amer? an -unlit for the -? ti a, the] BU.J be ulled upo ii
b1 .in.? uioiiii ni t.. pel foi m.
For the sake of huiiiiiiut'. 1.ml tour helping hand to
u v ? it tin horror? ?bl?h hourly stan us in the fa? ? -, i
write snowlnaly, bariaa beea foi Bearii thirty year? fa
millar with steainlK>ata and ateamboatiiig. there are
plenty of goo?! ex. ursn.u boat? anti tempe ra ncs taplan ?
ami pilot?. Let the publl? kim? ?ho they are, sad le!
the public patronize them. The ?im eminent has linke,!
the ?afcty Milvcs. so thai tha daugeia of bolt? i t _p!o
Slolls on ra, I? hil? beeil les-M [I. ?1. Now let ?ollie au
thorlty guard human llf? ?tgaui-t rotten, broken b... kel
ami paper shall boals, sal asase gum .mt. <? ???? mun that
the ?."."I boats -linil Im- in tn.ig ?l in sober tut -n m bo i an
feel the awful reapoastbUIt. tmp-?ad upon rii.-m whli>
cirri i ii g thousands of t ii'-i i- fe: lo? beiug-, Nai ile lb.
Arte- fork, Aug. li. l*7u
A KIDNAPPED HAUY RE? OVERLD
Aftas in?? niiiiitlis ?it m?)-t iiiyr?tiii,)iis diaap?
]?e.ir..iin', a knln ipp'il baby hut bei-u as mi ?l?i ioii?4>
re?tt?r) ?I lo It? par? i.t-in Neu uri? an?. Not unit those
neat It iiitcic.t.'d, but the ?ntirt- puble , s, rim d to baie
?Sated an uiiu?tul anxn ty r>-spe.Dug the lost child, and
tin coinmuiiiti loo-up the MM willi almo?t as mm li
? a_. i-iii ?s BS ilioiii;li iu< h ?ni.- of th?ni wire the pannt
of little Mollie Digby. Tile civic authorities not onlv
laut all tin-a--i tan.-e In their power, but even a?1?lrd
largeli I.? the lib? ia! re?ard? offered by the father. Mr.
T.iomns ln.i.i, for th.- i1i?.oi.i i of thi' ?hi!)l. The story
of its loss whs very brief. A yntiti, lady, a friend of the
famlli, was holding ti? child iii hi r ann? in tin sin-? t ;
ii-1.luther BBS pla.nig Isolde Ih.lu. Tin te was au
al ii III oi til, , and the ?uiiug lad., ttisiiliig io see ii hi r<
the Un- ?as, permitted a mulatto woman ami u m gris?,
on. of ?Lunn BSkl I ih?' pru ih-g?-, la h"1d the baby and
| follow bt;r, ?hil?- In ?.-nt (..tv.i.l tie Up?,. Th,. ?wo
, Mollien got ml ,if ih.- lillie brother by rending him la
buy ballan.)?, and lln-n tint Bad th? ba'?y penna
i nil' dilapp??.ii? ?I. Nu r-fl 'rf nor Ingei'iuty wa? j
sp.I. bal liol n ?ingle kliowt. ellie to the win i.
'sDoutsef Ibe missing i blld waa disi-ovt-iihi, Oneof the
| lllo?! Iiol'l 111.. Ml?l.|. i,,,| ? |>.. ii.le ll:?l?'liC?1 It--!f oil the
i p inn. i.?I It was Bapeeaad thai,?? asotaapoaasi ;?
Bo!Ive li lbs aUlu lion M*eiued tenaule, thaucl
I li.id i?-f> i ?m ? to ?bril I? knoM ii is ih. Voudon sit peral i
tliin. iiid i.'sr-w, ie enti'i i iiim-.i ti.at Hie i mid might a.
tu ,ii? baie been -??? ? iin ? .1 is i hi uorfisri ian? ? al some of
tile lights of f. Iichis'ii Hut ?_??. iihifl .n about the alwlur
lion, a? mil n? the iio|m- ut i-Mntert, alutoat ?iird out,
aft? r the la pre ni n? h.ng m peile)!
Ob h? uih Instan) ? gentleman called St Mr.D.gbv'a
reside nee, and ?tate?! to Hint geiitiemnu that he hails
?hil?! at lils own hua?? I hut hi llleuglil nuiri Is; th? Bia
alnt Infant. Altlion.-h ti? <|i> titi v deliulit?! slid dlaaii
iHiiiii. .1 Is-fore in follo-riiij, nil m.?taken ?llseoveriea. Mr.
IHgbytelt nt linprrasnl by th.|<eirt?meliwB. f this, ih.u
I'" s, i,,,|v |n?.? ?hllhrr the get!, lilli) lol h1m. He
?.?? tali ? io a privat? resld.,olei i?l? lit eh sun -? ami
)? i?, ianinn ..,mi t:? ,, ?. in tin',,:m?,.r the wifa of the
g.i.t j. m m ?i,, i,a,i !,i,?n_hi him thither, in r,,m..| hi?
nl-iiii: ? hllil. in fan l.ea.th .,,?1 ?|, , !t di, - ? ,1
No1 stopping to ihi.nl? ant l.i.ilv. mui ii h ??? t.k,
luwu-iii?, Mi. L>imi.) BualihoU lus ?,U.?d aud Uuriied
home with li. An ft ve ?ti g it ion was afloraran! M?
iiii'iirril by the rallee, elded by Mr. Dlaby. The house
: i fourni, ami the explanation . fl.ic.I ?V tim ge il?
la man ami his Wife waa simply I hut lix-c nld wa l.ft
?lib tin m I . he returned t" its pur-nts on th.- condition
thal no ?pi?-aliona alMHild Is? BSke.l. This slimilatioli was
.1 ,?r. -ii.li ?I. ami the pla? ?? w her?' Ih?' < hll.l had b. ?it
kent lor al hast three weeka provtoua aras ii?. ,.rt ?Imd
This, strange lo say, was a private lying In hospital, the
list piara lu Die world where any ?h -H; b'ii?y of babies
might lie expected I.?aslon their al.eUonfromothers.
Tin Woroon who keep Hil? "hospital" ?I?'? lill?-that the?
te.?lied the Child from some!* m li unknown to keep till
call.,I for, mid being tirol nf walting for somebody to
? all foi It. sent it to the geittl.'in..n Bad l.nlv, who reeoj
ii'/i.i it troin the pi ml? d di-ecrlptious, and arranged its
return. ,, ., ,
Back of this statement Inreatlgatlon Is at t?r. -? pi
baffled The obs.Drill hightena. a.? Is uaiiiil, unilei the
forms of judicial pt?seednie. A ??.mun ha?.n wi'lnn
I', ree or four days, air? ?led and blenlill? "I SB the mi
ni? poer; but her motives remain unsolveduna Inexplic?
able. Mollis Digby, as a young hvl.r, will pmhabl.i ?mt
muk?- a thoiisamlih pal t lln? sensalioii she ha? as a child,
nor evoke lia If so much conversation bj ant Hung ?be
may aay as sin- has before -hi' was nilli- lo talk.
EDUCATIONAL,
l'LNX.SVLVANIA STATE TEACHKH.V ASS?I? IATION?
SI VKV.KKNTII ANN! AL MEETING.
Lanc?steu, Pa., Aii|?. 12.?The INlinsylvaiiiit
Mate Teachers' Association closed Ita .Seventeenth An?
nual ??-asioii here last night. Though not the largest, it
was one of .Hi? most harmonious uml aSttS-B? tiny of its
mcellugfl. Reforo the revision of the school law in l*M,
any one might teaoh si'liool in this Mate, who could ln
?luce the director? to employ him ; no certificate of .pinl
location or of chai actor was required. The act of 1*54 pro?
vided that all applicants for thei>ositlon of t?-B< her In tim
common schoola should be duly examined by the County
Hup4'rintendent (an otnoo established that year) for tho
county wherein the i?ei>on desired to touch, and that any
school district employing a person to teach, who had not
been so examined aud therefore not having a " or'Mii
cate," forfelti'd Its quota of the 8tate funds for that
year. Under this act, the State Department fs
sued certain lnstructlona explaining the meaning
and iutent of tho law. County Superintend? nts
were In? true ted to examino applicant.?, am! to Issue
"permanent certificate?" to auch only as possessed the
maximum degT?3e, of qualifications sot forth In the " In?
stru? tiona;" "provisional certificate?" might be Issued
to persons of inferior attainments, "good for one year
only." The school ofllcers, uwaro of the fact that a suf?
ficient uumber of well-qualified teachers could not bo
found, placed the maximum low, and provided, in tho
granting of provisional certificates, for a yet lower grade.
A? teacher? became l?etter qualified the standard of
qualification was raised. Examination? were ma?.?- more
thorough, until finally a "permanent certificate" wa?
issued to those only who hail attained a high degree of
?kill In the art of teaching, and who were masters of the
branche? required by law t.. la: taught iu the common
whools. These cerlilh ates, however, wen? Issued bj the
several County Hup? r.titi-iidi-nts, euch with his own
standard and his own method of ??pplying the standard
to th?- applicants for examination ; this fact, coupled with
the upgrade mon m> ut towurd higher qualifications,
gave rise to gri-at in? quality. I'.t-oiis unable to out tin
a permanent certificate In one county might eros? tho
line and take rank among the highest. Another difficulty,
however, i? found in the legal provision that a urtili'itc,
either permanent or provisional, Is good only for the
county in which it is Issued. The gradu?t??? from the
normal schools may, uftcr tea? hing two years, and
giving evidence that they possess the leg ii qualifications,
re? ci\o a professional certificate. This whole arrange?
ment of c? rtifli atas Is unsatisfactory to the teachers, and
every year au effort is mad?? to reconstruct it, but no
a? ci ptable scheme has yet licen dei l?e?l.
At the meeting, Just closed, two Committees, that on
" permanent Certificates," and again that on "State
Aid to Teachers," went over tho whole subject, and pi.
sent.?1 ?1iff?n tit plans, neither of which were acceptable
to the Assi?dation. The matter, referred to a new Com
linti??, th-refore goes over to the next animal meeting,
just as it has gone ov? r during 15 years of the life of the
A?-oi 'iatlon. A foolish jealousy between the teachers
pi? pared at the Normal schools and those educated ? Is? -
where is the major ?lilllculty In the way of a final settle
ment. A Stat?- Hoard, lie fort- which, at appointed times
In different parts of the ? <>uimonwealth,all applicant?for
a litil-?i?.ii to the " Prof? ??ion ??f School Teacher" could
appear for examination, Is the moat feasible solution
oflered. The records of the examination? would le tiled
in the Behool Department at llarri?hiiig, and ?cr til ?!. ?
that ?houni la. elid? ni c ?ii .ullin?-:.m to the pn>
might be ivsucii un?!? r the seal of the Dtmartsseat to
all who are by the records of the ?State iiouii? cuiiHci to
them.
The ?tutus of N'ormal ?school? and their relation tn other
Institutions of learning in the stat?- als?? remaiusnn ___?
settl? ti question. By the act of lnf>7 the Stute Is diililcd
into l_ "Normal Di-til? ts," anit in ? a? h of these a State
Normal B h"<?l may be BstahllsheiL The mode la brieSy
this.- SThenever an institutionotlearning within one of
these districts .?hall ask to t e nsoornised by the Mais en?
ihofitn s as a .Normal S. hool, a Committee shall be ap
potaasd to proceed to the place and examine thebatld
lugs. piupssly, apparatus, ami facilities fortlSMihlagl ead
tf _bese rome up to the re?.uliements of thelaw, espe?
? lally in Hie item of -'value of property," then, niM,n
Hu nport of Hu'? ?miiniti?'?, the Department st Harris
i.iirg siiaii ?. nrnlxe the institution as the stat,- Wenaa)
H hon, f,?r thal District, and shall ? anse to be paid to the
Trastees thereof Hu? sum of li','?jo. Piovlnoa Is also
inade for the payment of .??>< cut? a in ektoeertalapapila
at ?aiil school, and li a week te any wOMBded loldier
Kadylng tlnre, ami upon gludtladol). Bad til? ?'?" " _?. '
aph-d^i. tv t'.-.'KlllUlljV','"'li. ??lioelb "of the ?late two
years, iii?- griVo??.? K?'?'. ' '- ???_ - x
Five Stale Normal s, linois hiive been i slabli-.be?!. and
tim . or four more ?ill bererognixedduring thf? ffOT.
under the provisions of this ...t. These, by nason o,"
H?Ai* ui'l. are enabled t?> i?IT.-r cheaper ral a io i mug
nu n a hi women se. -king liistiu? lion th.iu those >>l.cie?l
by the private f-sdenues. !}_,- -formal schools are,
ihi-D'fore, erewdsd with student?, vrliile only the Hit
class a? ademli's are able to maintain their plate? against
thiin. Man.? iiiihlleicut pula!?'scliiMils hal?-lost theil'
p.itioiiiig?-, nr? earning only a scanty lnlng, <?r have b?"ji
t losed. It ia a w).II known fait that only a small pro?
portion of tis -Indent? leiiiingllieNotiii.il schools lie
corne tea. h? r?, so that th. Normal school? are, in n-alltv,
ui adeline? ??th "in?mini classes" lol' l.-ioh.-i?. lln
owners and frh uds of pi n at? academies demand, there?
fore, that the Normal schools shall be made
professional tra?alas aasoels, as tho law sea*
f ii.pl.it??!; or if not tin?, that the ?-tit.
aid shall DC t xteiiilcd to Bil ? n li private ii.it?!, lilies as
an willing io establish " m.rii.al ?lasses.'' Manv of the
friend. 11 the -t.ii. -. boola, f. ming thal the ambit.t..
rate high in the number of pupils is keeping down the
gradi and embarrassing th,, course of instruction, join
m the demand that s more professional eharaetei snail
be given io the Inatructlons. Th?- curriculum la too
Ihoioi.ghll a, .nielli.? ; th? Pr.fe-sois I,?i much engaged
in t'a, lung the element? o? the so raited ?? Commun
Behool Brauches," and give but little attention to the
1 ?-?h? ? te? innai training. It is charged, also, that Hu
Professor? employed In the .n irmal ttobouli are fresh
graduatei from theae ?*? hool?, and thal there la, there
fore, a link if that ifeptli and breadth of ciilliue s?.
iR.is-aiy to the sueeesa of the institution?, ami win. h
alone diatlngulahe? the teacher from the bearsay uml
?tplaii.i of .-.?..i,?. Tin? siil.|.ct wa.? abh pt.
r.iilcil by Prof. Wyers, proprietor of ?nat is
..nt. s-div the best conducted private ecademi lathe
Ht.in, ,n the ,iic ?Id.. ami by Prof. Brook-, Principal of
Hi. ?tulumi Behool at Millers?, ill. , in the other ?ide.
The di?, iirsion, conducted m the spirit of fairness, and
with tin- in? of Berring the best interests of the ?Soai
BBueWI ? 'tit. ri-siilt)'?! lu a imue p. r!, it undi -.standing of
the ,1'tiui condition of the Normal Schools and their
tim relation to the fiat.-, it was agreed thal until these
iiiBtJliitnuis are sulll, i.-nllv cn.lowod toSlspease With
the patronage of mee? academic claaaea, the publie can?
not d. maud of th. m exclusive., profeaslonal training.
"Keligb.us Insfruclloti,- ,,r the Bible In the common
B* bool*, ?,? ? api. d more time m th. Aseo? iatlon than any
other subject in-fore It iii ihi, meeting [The result of
tins ?lisiussiou has alr.t.lv been reported la lui.
l imti m.) Prof. t?ro.,ks ?f the Bute Normal Behool for
the second Distriol i.it. ,1 the following resolution,
toi the pin pose, a? In- said, of pin ling lu form and re
oordlug tin sentiments ?>f the ?saoelatlou :
/?,.,,!,r./. Th.tn .. th-,.|.ini.,n ..f the r*Bn.,lna.? St??. Triol:*,-'
io" .;?,'"?' 'V: ?l""li'-'- K"B.l...tr.;.-r.B.nt!.sssll lad
' .'-H . !. .?.?uki a, _,?!,. ti??- l_.,a..fwnrh lust r_.-r...,,.
<>Pi?,sitiun lothi? resolution earns from two sources
I.,-i, I.,.i,i those opposed to religious Instruction- and
,-""?"'. 'i.thor.-? i,,, t.lci,i |, iinpoiiiic to give pub
mu? iiura-fore uiimum? to a ?1. clsration ?m the pnrt o? Um
??? "?'"V" "/ "" li"'1' '" '?"' ' ?""Uion s? h??"ls,
t? bei-.dioth. t,??h,'i>. t., i?. red at the opening o?
I '*:,hT ????;"'??>?? '""1 te 1* m..?b' the bas roi such
muru ?mlrelljtlouaT__Mra.thMi a? ,h ?",Vu\ ,' ,:. from
lim? t?. i.me Impart. It wa? , ..,? , ,|,.,, .,, .,,, f|-, , ,,?.
gna, pre.ep,- ,? ,???,,,,,, ,,,?_ JJ? ?^J ?^ ^
it In I, ,1'..',".' r'"' ,0i1,h,'"J ?UohyJewi , ':i,.,a I
hi. n are at the fo?ii,d,i.,f publk ,,?, llv lf(, n? , ,,
it , .?..i and ?ho.,,1 be tau.ht. r,,.,- iron, -ed:,Hants.,,
BBd In a manner thal will m?, ?uen.t a,? .,,,, ?, ,,?,,.
Cuniifx ,t'H'''"IU!1> I'ellDstll.,?,,.,,,. -|h, .?st.iilt of II..'
,:,"",': I,"'.*"i:i; ['! ""?'?'"?'I'' -Vhoel? " pr seated by
i-,,,. A '-MAr",;:"'"'?*''-r'"h..non,. Bis
,,,,'? . "?^ ,V""'""f"'"'I'-hl.i .'t"ii.'.?'it ?Tsr
at the meeting lu V? illium-|M,r..
A NEW DI VI? | IN ?,1'U'i. ) I l.TITil.
TJlSS v.'.i-, sin,.,. M,. j.;, tn, i ?.Ip.IhII, Lae
1 " " ??? ?aaembly, and for ninny years a well kuowu
ideii,.griiph?r uml |ourn.,IUi in n,i? city, remo?,?! i.?
lln.' IBM, ?'hanta,,.,,,., ? ???,_ _??, , ^ ,?.,.,, (U,, ,,,,.
lai.,,., ?f ynptn, in laaralag las practical delaijsof
tin? ?..id .tiiut.iii.m tai tntunoatnoni, the Idea of a
.imple dew., __??,,,,,,,,,,.,, |<; tll,? u? u ?lli.Ht i t tit, lol
Hie t, .liou-l. applied, und otu xi ??silt Bad In?., nie. sub
Man... which h..,i Blwayi brou asad to ti.? via.-s to
?take??., ti. Dises 'Thl-, .tfter'iw? vi-niV .?f Il|lill?Mlul.
is pirfe? led In a lito,- InpSiMMMl which he culls th*. |
la. l.??k. It I* made ?f wi,s, sin! les form? adapted t.?
?.'? al ing the shoo, or . BtlOA, v. In tbei their ?...it 11, I ! XM i
P-- .? . u at, ?hlllJIiCjor h,?./.,,,|,| I, ha? th?' lue? ft of
?iniplli If i' and ern-ai)nes4, bii.I, is ,,?? mud.? of aiaUI., au
' I '?" ????'?. ?bl . ,... i, ?jimmu, the K1.,,?, grown
', . :"i" : rilo gel a m >t ?to? ?> "f i.ni.,i
? "?' ' " ?en urns all u in i i,, ih ?i iki urtn Ills. I n
ri.ilua ii..), fur Sar until h; ?i?. .? ii hre ikaan?! i ,11?, n
While li liol,Is li,.- linn It. I I) pell)' I IS, ,l l It ?. t hete 1, .?;
bxnun] U..I.I uliban Usj ?o?,k io admit oi Um |U?-oi v. muo
?It lining Us fsll growth. tVhes II la ? m IdsisdtBsf ?
every icre of gr*|>c ellie?, tr-m Uve f.i ten Ibu ?in '. t ?a
are nei e?.? irv ea? It leartan.m ,' ing hundreds "f nih
the aggregate vineyards ol ic country, ?he valiS ?
little coin n vu-., ?? ii.,- the . i" ',.!?, wlii.Ti -.?
the labor oi i_i >i, ?,. o, ',, e, i. ,". ,.
in/ Y.
VI lilli'!. ??I TIIK KIN?;i???.M? DXBkaVTB OS Till
M'.l. II1AI.II V QBBSTtHM.
IK?'ivi ni a OWN ( ..lilli,-PoNUEN l'.|
Fi.oim.n?"K, ?July ?IO.?In ?ill purtsi ol tin- p? iiin
siilu then* is nut oin? vnice 'snut neutrality"?not
even the annexation uf Korne, SO tBS price, would stone
foran alliaiic wlih I'm,?'- ? 'ain-f IV11.--1.T. Th" with?
drawal of the Ft?-n.-li troop- from Lome. BB*] this time it
seems a real Withdrawal, :.? tile o1fir?>rs of the 1'upal
legions ?ne r. lurnlng home in BOBKBOf latir? It um.
??xi-iles i,.,. nibil-: 'sin. li 1-a 1.Turn to the ( <?: '
ofSeptemlM-r, with an addition .1 ??rtii 1?' ?kal thi I! II k1
army -hall not only piev-i.t ant- iuva-ion fe,m willi,?nt,
of the l'a pa! lerntory. but ?hall repress any attempt
from within to up?rt the rlntky' old edifice. Indi?
viduals som? times ui.ikn tin? same mistake
twice over, nations rnrelv, mid I may venttir? t.?
ray that, with the blue or??*? over the tricolor, no Gur
Ibiildiail or Ma'zinian bands will 1 ver BfBB? Intud"
the Agro Komano t.i complete the pro.-raniino of ls-fai, of
"One Italy with Foin-- for It ?Capital umler Victor Eman?
uel, King bv the Grace of G<*1 nn?! the will of the
people," The long and hopeles* waiting for " a revnlu
tlou t-i tei-orlii in Koni' " iiiiii" <?n Hie Mil October, when
ten Garibaldiuna mn?t?-red in lea thousand on the flights
above the bridge of BB .mentana, ready to secamil the
faintest sign, has taught us how little to expect from 0
p. polution whose b? st gal bravest are In prison or in
exile, whose masses hive grown up under
the shadow of the cowl. bo It is not
the fear of lo ?Ing a chance that wa? oura
yesterday, which places us in ?uapen'e. The question is,
what shall wo BBSS ?<? pay, ami the prrowing conviction
Ia, we ure drifting into ?ni a? live alliance with France;
portaBQ we aro already alind under the king's sign a:id
seal.
" Will the Government mnlntatn rlgoroui neutrality
with the other Towt r? w ho J ave declared It ! Why did
the English Government in H8 declaration to the House
omit Italy from among tho neutra! Powers! Fp to what
point will our annan, ?nts bo brought I Have any nego?
tiations been enteii d into touching the OSeapsUOS bj*
the French of the Kunian States, ai.d the C.,ii4Mition of
the 15th of fi plomber! Will BBOh a line of policy Iso
11.1.ilit. .1 BO, without otr.iKllng liiierty awl without c??m
promleiug unity, ?hull resolve the BBSOBB qOSawsSB ?B so?
on iluinc with ?BO p'elilscttiiiii ? Will the GDVernrnent
prom!??.* to contra, t se pled?*.-? which may coinpromlse
the nation without previously'?in-ultlng I'arliaini-iit I"
To'these direct, ?inil OeOaSOO (IsSStlawBa Visrnnle V
ne,,, mt the 01 Igln.itorsfof the H,pt? mber;Conv? ntlon, and
Baa m ni In the present CaMm-t most suspected of ser?
vility to France, replied: -We eluill observo neutrality
l.-t.t. en ISO belligerent.., scmptilou.-ly observe the duttSO
tra? ??I bj iM.-riiation.il rights, and, In common with all
olher Powers win? cannot systemalically disclaim all
interest in prreutJMi opean questions, shall pr?s? ne our
liberty of BTitles ami watch that in any tatt the 1 herlies
of Itali- shall not be compmnM-i d, parliamentary pre?
rogatives will not be infringed."
The English Government Lu? not undertaken to pub?
lish a bill of the neutral Power-; us to fbe Kom.ui
question, the intentions of the French Government
are not fully known; thero ha* been no oili? lal
exchange of coiiiiiMuication between the two Gov?
ernments?two da MMtioiis Braal surtir?. The tirst S
that the determination of the French Government rela?
tive to the pre-? m > Of Itslroups in Koine is considered
by usu* in?l. jy< ndc'iit of the line of conda? t whisk Italy
may be called upon to puisne In present clrcumsti'.ncos.
The second 1? that the wor-t alternative of all would tie
for us to avail ourselves of tin- position in winch France
now linds her-e!r in 1 riler to add to b-r ? mL.krra.--in. ni?,
?uni to um 1.. ce din Ottj? cr ?udirectly a BsUej of viuleiace
willi n-g.iid lo the Koni.m i;i,c?tlon.
In tho debate of July BJ, Signor Vi.conte Vt-naata sahl
that he was able to condense in one th>-replied to the
various demands made by did. rent orators. The French
Gom ruin? ot had oil!, ??illy made known to them that
aft? r IBS ?Sea discussion OB foreign affairs in thi* House
It proposes to withdraw it.-- lump- fruin tho Pupal Slates
and return to the s'o;?feiiil>er Convention. The Italian
Government '...?I but ?S take note Of this declaration, aw?
ing that the Convention has never BOOB broken,and to
deyliaa? in its turn that ??into the Fr?iBflll Government is
ready to tattj into execution this international act the
Italian G?>\ eminent would fultlU ita pint with loyalty.
The debate theu 1 roeeeded.
La Porta?T'p lo yes?, rday the Bejatembsr Convention
WS! ?k dead 1 ? - r ? ? ?. : the Fri neb troop* oc. upled ibimc ;nul
the 1t.1H.1n ?iovernmeiif bald Ita o'-.i. ?-. Now that i ram e
needs her troups to light l'ri siu we return to the Con?
tention, um! we ara t?. ?ui?.?tituto oui- rjoldjeis tor tilt?
French aoldleraal Borne,
Vi-, oute Veaasta -We shall not co t.v Feme.
I,:i Pul ta With I TOB ?ire not i.v-ti de. Tin d worthy nf
forming a gualdo* Iim,m- tolas Pope. You are ?nlv
pemil;?. 1 to guard the (x-JUtler- there is-rhups Italian
rifles V.111 revire the cnassepot'a miracles on Italian
breaste.. Bj* thSSe mea-'1res you pave the w;i4 !..r 11
actuin. Yo.1 provoke if ?Is long a? your policy was
neutralltv, tot..! ?t'l-tii!. n.-<-, the counfrv might have fol?
lowed v.iUj jjuj when you assisi Prance to send bar
troops a'.-aln-t l'ni??l 1 : when yonadmll the return t.? :i
Conveiiiiiiii which Franco had tora up, v ou provoke a
revoluti..Ii.
f sajar, ??letaler, Bsoaaola B?BBBaSt any attempt to in
? f?Jea?e til?' .Till?.HI.?-.?Illeli-.r, "f rrail.e. '"'
Th.- TiKi.-',,'l;i "' ''" rtght ?nade rlolsal efforts toclooe
th.' di.?ciio?iMi, ita. UUeettW viorde fmm Olivier, euc
,,'d. ---?. ~'???***. ????mvSmh^^.
Mca'iw'nil. Sit?, s. 1 ., iift; iiigcai'ii' lb;?conventionw"ith
the bank, the Mini.-t< r of W.rt having obtain? d BB) 1?". ex
tra millions, the railroad cum iiti?.'^ Bho (arried?the
deputies aie dismissed and the GoV.'nlTn.nt left to 1rs
own dot lees -it being nevertheless on the cards tin?! they
al.?o nun-b?? disii.l-.-ed, und Mcuehio ttlid lils supporters
IO -iii,in,Mi? d to tarry out the progrOBUM I -lubllsued
with lu? liinnTi.il n.,i?ter at the Tub? r ? -,
NOtES o.\ THE l.UROl'EAS HAR.
Gun. (?:!iil?.ilili luto teli-gniplicl in reply lo uti
inquiry ghoul mi ?i.'.van, e 011 Koine: "Tin- da?'that
Mure will Le home chance of success you w11! receive
Mill !?M
Tin- r.ll'ing Btoaasahip (VinpMiy bave It iinlcl
over tin r whole l!,-?-t ol ?:.-.m to the naval uni hont ?es
at I)ii!,t/i'. F.voof th.ir ships hive been found servite
able i??r purposes m war.
Tho tniins |?:i?sin<-' from HHkri.im into Prea>
?1,1 ar ?nut nulo oled g1 the front I? r. a* the lines are
mined on !l.?> Itei.-i.iti ?lib , ui,rl u ,.? BMBBMf that * viol? nt
?hock tnlglil eau??' .ni e .l?ii- on.
Til?* haar tells ?t story ?>t a con.-n ript who, tin
other day, a? ted hi? sergeant how fir S was to berlin.
" 15? I'llt!, ?'OIlrjaTipt, IS aSaSB) l'rilssi.illS off." Tills Linde
of BiesaiibbiobI wse md foresees In the metrical system.
A Paris liook-ill. r. lia? ing applicil t<> ?i Hcr
llii publisher of lltlii>;,'r;tpli.c prmts for .1 great nunilier of
copies of the portraits of the more lllu-fi nuis Prussian
gi neues, le. 1 iv-i d Mu? reply : '-Thete aie m. oeSOSO lelt;
w?? ?end 4 OS the 01 ip.: :.?1- "
Tin; Fri'iich wai Ailininislration bus 0011
trai't. d at Toidoti for the supply of a milla.11 litn-sof
wine for the troups, one house ?it BSSSSS and aiioMiei
nt Nsrbonne arc to deliver, vt it Inn it fortnight, t>o\i,()00
lilr.-sat (Timbourg und iO?/,iv,>o at Ibe-f.
It is said tlnil Qt*. Vo'i Kiilkc??. in li 11
ui!-aii-,-.'d nu ehiliol it.- syst? ni of t.-h-graphic eouiii.unica
tion with all Ihe -talions ulong the Prussian coast. A
(.o, ; nu, of the Kien? h flt-.-t h:.v Ina ap pea red ort Bhaajsa <>u
T ?! I.iv -, tin- ??.-ni rill was ?nfima.-?! uf the Ctii-Uliisla.i, ,
from \ .u ume? .pia 1 mi-.? within ??? tea ?.<?. 1 ,i
(!?-riii;!ti liiivigittion to F.ni*;l;iii(l ?uni Atiieri.'ii
having ossa intiiiipi.il bj the sar, the lasIrlaaOor
eminent have established .1 ItBC Of ?crew? between
Tlie*te, London, U. Pi pool, ind Bontl? rupf,?ti. The An?
trian ? annuls In Goiiusay lb* te Iwen lusirncted t?. ibre.t
tin- uti.,ntl.m of nie m-11.1ui.lc pleases to the facilities
,'ih'icl !iy this unite.
Ainoiig tin- ili-din.-111-li.'.l CiiTiiaii-i win? luv,.
been atrsasoaed t.? tsfc. np ann? on n. I ?if of their ? osa
Hy, are i-m?e pu-.i?, the piirnhasor of Han aerea tasa
1".I M. Vi'.liV, tv!:.? ?oii-clme ?mee b?.iiL'llt the
Cnbuiel. MT. Andre has. with pMiacwoithv pMi mtiMn,
ma.I. ?1 p?-.... nt of the Colonel to the King ot ITu-.-ni.
wlih the bop*>thal h.- mu. is come Iii? Malest? '? favori! ?
1 li.T','1 r.
The Kin pr? ?* t?l?>:n;'|.|i-?l in thi' Kinp.ior,
??iv luir that BhS .le?ir.?1 to gS 1?' Mets to s?-?? him. to BBSs
Lin.- her *o|.,??,| to ?how h.'r??ilf tollu- 1,1104, ,ml
endeavor to increase the eutbusiusai for th* war. aa it
la ui'i i> bj in, ici-a'd ,, such .....?? bj a woiinit's
pre? me. tin Brnperor repneil, thanking her fur in r i
wiHln 1 und Inleiiflnit?, hu rr.|-ti!jHii?: |,..r no1 to I
Cal-! V III? J? OUI, H? he ??lOlllil I?a4t- I? ft M ?
could ?111'4C Ibe?, ?11.d be waa un uah? m tell h. r whole
-In? , 1 ?Ml Hid bin:.
Aiionliiig t?p u ciiciilar ..I ?Mt'sisis. Aries,
Hiifoul-tV ?... ?>r Lyons, Bj*] OatwktVBBh ??f Win. ' .,, saaMBOl
utile ?1? BBSBSBBSSaV* bus iu-,iily ?to pip? ?I au liuuaacuoiie
in C ? ?lilt Uiaik.il?.;,I (h.-,i a, I v. L-l tau ol'lel-.? ?,1 g.iods
foi 1.11111.111V .md I'm is weit. v. ult.li.,44,, ; but, on Ibe
othei bn-.d, in . rmsequencs of ?he s aspen ?I ?ra of work ia
the-ilk ma.iiiiHctoiies uf Kh.-iii.sb I'lusaiu and oi many
?' 'i ? 1 - w.i/. le., al, -.??m .iup.t.ii.tuf puiihar** have
luc? m ut, foi 1 ii.1i ? '?niiiptioii at rr
du. tlOMa not ex. ee.llnw; |(l |?. 1 , |BM ,'Clu,
A ?.TT-ulitr ;ir?.-urn, nt far ..Unama ivnrrtM.
pniii. ti?,i !.. ? ; |. . ? 1 . , .-. : .? u?. latarrtsa .?i
' Ball I ? t,,i? If. ??1 ,. . r M. . ? '?I m., | j
M, t. \., 1.14 is '.<? ot m '?-', ... Nat.aa raa*jwi?s ??
ton? o. u.:. ut nu s_- $lMe, uatcd sith uaiaUaaik'.c i
I ii i vc and p'i isj.iii li,.- irart with which th* new.paper
??1< ni? pi ./.-?! din-nig tin? -.?.ir <>f !<,?.? jj y, ,', r
r I the 'little of Montebello and the il*-at<?,,?ti .mm
li arm) on th?- aide of Parla, ra .,r.i. r
ti,. ni.i-e.i! the real mov. ment ni Mie'r?'?soi ami Magenta?,
and I - otu ,'iifl that the ipewitSaper rorrespoudeiiU wer?
lot -i r ?ii,.-r? t.? the ? tror Into which 'he iiumy's (J< i,
erais we e drawn. The correspondents, who knew tea
truth, t,u ii uiiil.-rr.tood that it was their duty to d?*jeieo
the Au-'iniii?.
A curious r* suit of the war is a large nnm
ber of sliii'iltiinco is uiurnug. s in the Prussian army. On
aaasaoo of military welding? were
i< d it A.I..na, by express permission of the Klag,
io?.I the apodal iclaxurODii of Ihe standing order Meat tbn
, . ,, l li. pnbllshed Mine times. In lierlln on tbn
?ann -i :... ... Iii f '?.- gi*Ti?on church in that ??ty. mor*
t linn ?"i ?. Tiers and their I**! mt bed were bouiulfo^etbar
in holy ii iii,i,.on} , fiee otijecta pim als to be that I (lough
tiley al .. iii .1 tr HU tie IT Vo.lllg
mi :ii?- t'." hot . ynt >"?i. Mu- hnsiMnda have Mi?,
-aiieiii' 'lou "f knowing lb .t la ?.??? of theil being killed
the widows will be ade.pi..I? ?y piovided foi- by their
. . Mintiy.
Prise? Ja.op?,l?lof Holi?iiza)H?'rn-Si(a*Tiiariiig.ii
ga-., the followlBSjn-piy toan a?l?!r<:asrecently presenfmi
to bim 1.4 a .?ocii ty lu I ?ii vi Idorf: "I thank you far
vour Vin?I!> feelings and for the Juatle? you do me. I
f? It n?. ?Ililli uity In renouncing the crown of Hpun on
mil. , r of so great <arm?ge. I r.j<<te.t
it ..tillit gly t?i pre?, i v. Boase for our i ?.maion country,
and I ti,.)!.:.! nui be sonhjrtahear the name of HoIm-i.
z'.liern I.a?! I .?et? <l uttii-rWi-e, You are nght In aarrhsg
that Mil? r? iiuLcLitnii bad lo r? ? ill. The Fren? h have
desired war; tbev had prepared for It. ?mr husmo*? is
now to tale np anna as m? n, and to enter luto ta* ?t nig?
gle with ' -uince and fortitude forth? lirtimran?! ?ecurity
of Germany. I um happy to me? t <v< i y vi, m with thal
national ? Ml,U-i.iMii which Is ?lotte ?tltlieient to el*_r*l
any disunion nof'v-e? u the, peop.es of G.imaiij. 4lur
liiiiucKiig ii ead na to victors-."
lAp? riiuffit-i with torpe.!???--! were recently
nia?l.- at Fr'-st. One of timm was to fast liu? BOBBSJ ot
oin- of those sulmiarine monsters on a nautical "?keiew,"
which wa? jil.iced la i??>?it:?,n for the purpose? ?if the ex
l?iiin?Tit. The old vc sel was moored over a torpedo
cont.ilniii;'Tls>tit 600 pounds of powder, lying at a ?lnptb
of in feet (1 ? M English f? ? t Winn IBS SS
pl....i,,ii took p...i th. condemned ? n?rt *w?.s flr?t of all
fled out of th.-eau. and I ht- M a |?,w. rful let <>f
wat? i pierced it ..- If .ni ?noimou.? proJeiTib- h.-nl pn-t???
ihi-oiigh keel sod d'?, ks, and i?e* to a bight ?.f sum ?w
f?sJSk Hu* f r the empfv casks with whb h the ship w?s
lad? ii It would itt.iiiediat?-lv Iinve gone to the IhiM'-iii AU
the danger, however, m the explosion ol ti..-t-rp. do is
Hot i, pie?. U'c! bl (Its Miase? Sf Water, will, li ?belnoS a*
ft rises, and inundate? sall fail?. A i." I.-.? i. rribl. ? tliw-t
Isproduc. .1 1 V the gue generate-?! by the p?iwdoi, ?* hub
in searching an issu?- escapee from tin- wat? r in ?barp
blades wld. li m.ti Ina ?au rcs-f. Be nu- m? a-'irmgmiere
than ni*, nttare feet have is-.-n mt through a* with s saw.
Gnnpowtler I* found t?> anew? i l* tor for t< i*p?->d?jea than
pi. late of j Kita-?i H in. Bitte gl.c? un? , ?u BBB ?ottoll.
Ihc'Cnltujiii' Cazitte, .-.?ni nilli? a laaJkS vi??
lently inveighing BSSlBSl Bugland's neutrality. Allud?
ing to th? cartoon in funth, whlcfi represents Urit.-iiinla
attempting to prevent boin? Napoleon and Kin,- William
Irom cnming to blows, The Ha sr tie aoSOffSI that lintan
nla?h..?iidno longer be represented with a helmet, not
with a chignon I M rugente, or rather with a eutton
nightcap. Herpraeent Ooorernsaent, li ?j.*, ???ara as
thing so much as iwa , and can., s Cobden', pnii.-lpl*
of non Int. rveiitlon to al?sur?i extremes, '-?obdeii hlm
self isden?!, bul h,s friend linglit i- Minister, and gi.??1
Bt??ue, whose iiinvdililo wrakn. M both lu? fore ??nil afta-r
the Crimean war i- not forgot?, n. Is now the Fu-t I.-.,?!
of th? Ti? ii.-urv." Tu.'l?e?t pr.?of. pro. ? eds tb<-?arti? I?-, of
the b? I'oplio'uii of the Govi-iiitn?nt is the way in win. h
Li,ghoul received the news of the secret treaty. ' V?
? .ei run with more terror ehoat the kitchen la
???arch of s hlding-plsee when tas .-??.w had con,? in,"
than the Eogilsii ~i.i'e.?muii, and th?- new ?pap. ra, under
their n.i"..:,", have aoughtto escape the n-,...... ?f
taking np arms. The Cologne, tiazetle coneludtM by ? ?w
paring England to " sa urmv of louis Iel by hal -
GENERAL NOTES.
Tlhl Poiiiiuion lui.-? bcsBIJ ti. 1ml? ?I. There
was uni! h crowing in the (Mini ?ni ncw?;.i; - IBOBI
aasapeeod aalataas on the part of theenanne?r?'.f u?*
L'ni'ed ?-tutea Government as to the locution of th. -
Clair Mdp Canal. It was unid that through mine Munder
the canal 44 as cor,?dru. ted within < 'anadian f. rritor?. .oui
thal M ?? United St.i.s ??om rmi.cut lia.l t-eeu ex|w mling
IT'e.ii?) iu Improving the mud flat* of th*
I'. :i.'i. n. At h-ngth, liowet. r. tin re is aa
ellie ia I nporr on the aadrjesl from Baa tBO D I
Eriglneer In charge, ?-en. ? Tun,, meiu-ung .1 -tat. tie ?,t i?y
ItbeChief of Fiiginea-rs, ?jen. Humphreys, and refen tug.
nlso, to the opiiiion of the latter1? predecessor in oBtne.
(?en. Riynolils. It appear? that there is ?1 mi-takc. hal
that it is In the ruups from which the (ana. ban news
papers derived their belief. The canal is wholly with!.?
United States tenitory. Iti* u pity alxmt ? an.nla. That
.1 mV province naturally exiteet* the mother coiintry
or som. I'imIv else te -< rotea ap tlie oar'li for lu r, hut 14
fre.iuently <1?.?appointed. And now this public work,
win. b she Imped ru obtain with.mt any ex mun of ker
ow 1 , lo not hers after alL 'Twa* ever thus.
Sptcim.UM of tbc work of a machine whi.li i.i
expect, dto do away with penmanship by ?ubsiitut-Bg
printing f- ?r wrltlng.aro in circulation. It is desertl*-?l a? an
iii.-tr'iineiit of siuftll size,suitable to be set upon a table, to
bo "op- rat? d " by playing upon keys somewhat i.V,? th.nie
of a piano. The specimens, though by no mean? eleganC
indicate lh.it the working of the machine will probably
I e ?ii, , , ??fu! In orrslueing BOBBO sort of "copy " in print,
though aa yet it is all in capitals, is irregular in ?patin*-,
ead ? otherwise defective. Th.) sp?e?f of execution la
.. I to be p-Tt?tir than that of ordinary h.imlwiitfng.
Heresfter, Instead of the correspondent saying1. "I take
mj (M-ii 111 I ?lud," the expression will tee, " I ringer my
l??-t lum? lit to ?a..?." NO long?-r " the pen,'' but -the ina
? linio is tnigbtlel fhau the sword." " Th?- t*. p? ? an p.w.r.
Hi.- Imprint sa B, My i??ve f.?r you rhad never fail. '
'? Fun?!- ha,!?- ?m.l a bad m t of keys" The norn dt
plume will \? 1,>\nt ?nom d' imprimerie ; thelitera scriyita,
u lap ?f ibe iluf;?'!; "mj- hand and seal," "my IsBSl
?and m4 Impr? ?a-iou." The professor* of penmanship aiil
(e?,.?( to teach handwriting: expert* in rjhliogr.ipby wi'l
BO longer d? .lpin-r MS., and the art. of calllkrraphy will
become is rare as thut ?f ill ?wiriution. Ferbaps, bow
ever, the amenities of '.jterature may flourish un.lth"
l ';"?'?"','jl*1'.'- '--.inv.Ho?*? been lu vogue among ?ages"
iniiy TieT?. (Tciiite.l, when r.nntafioiisare no longer i.luk
, rn.-dH" ii ?mi.'ink" .nid reidy writ? is ???,?. t,,dip
Mu ir pius Lu tilt? bmcrneb?. that u extia.ted fr?m ?ut?
?a'??'..? ** ?t..-.??i _ ?k
Aceoiints from the r.irion.,' BB-wasaBI of Clii
Pi BttaSeMsT. IO ? MI.ii...rat?, tin? opinion? ,',."""? ,r"m th*
North ?OBBBO party a* to the gjgsaj aSBBI r anJSBBBBBI
dexterity of .folni. <?f the party ou Mu- BBwBSSaSS P's??'
tatton, near New-Orleans, It Is said Mut is laag is tliings
are ?atisfaclorily arrunged with the leatling 1u.11, there 1*
m f.-ir ,,f trouble willi the subordinate*. However, they
pay little utrei,Mon to .my dil, eli. 11-? citen utilci?* thry
come tbrongb the medium of the head ama. Tiev attend
Impll. itlj to ?my order giren bi tin li 1 kief, He"4?, k, s
?petits of bracelet on his aims, which a ems
io be Ihe emblem ??f satbority, sod ni Is prob
aiily of the ?lune??- an-ti ? roy of learning.
..iiniTiii? Mail -wa.? no feeling of juiamslv aiiung tim
m di, .I folks in the nalghborhood, one ubi auntie, who
loi I,,- I .,.? 11 lion, m Mu- .?? ?ir one, sind the Cuni-, were
" 41 ty 'gOOd I" ii?!. . don't do 1111III11 to nobodj mi' d der
ow 11 bu In, --.'? A? lo Mu work tl-.tie it I? saul that tber
labor Sithsteadj p r-< v? run ,. and -, ona. .p.ne the usa
of lu?-, piiw. or ?'Ven mor?- .I. leite fools. A ?aliform*
st.,14 illustrates Ibis knack: B?S fal from Sall Jose s
m V4iin:ed li small losses built; a Chinaman
took ti... j..:., and hired ??n Atamrican ? irpenter to lnnl.1
.?ne of im m. While be was anlag so, the OleatlsS lay
aroin, I ?nul wati h.-d et.-ri movement h- ma.le. ,\? BOSB
as he t. bel it tin- Chinamen dlachartt-ed him, ml
'?? tedtheothera themael?*e?a, aThes lass were .lou???
Mu l.eft.palg, a could not tell which war? bulli by tbo
wlM, mun.
Tilt' Burr.? Mint-s, now fiiinous Bl th?' l;irpr*.'st
ledge of siU.-r ore .-v cr .1 -. 04 ei.it, .,. . ordin?.' f" a corre?
spondent w no ha.? lust returned from a ki-it to then..
Justify thci vtraordiuary report* of their rube? win. b
hat, be? u giv en t.. Mu- public in the new ?pap, r?. They
consist of a ?usst b?>?ly of silver on-cropping out from the
aseSaeetoa hlgbt of several hundred feet. There is a
tut ai loss the 1. .Ige lil feet wld. , iH'l.eve.l to have BOBS
mude many years apto. On Hie OBBB* of the 1 ut nalir?;
?ihn-in vai.oit.s foi ms is tisiiiii. aJSMkys of Hie .?ra?
yield ull the w av from HOD to li j.ouo p.r tun. Th. sptvee
?..vere?! by the ledge, -cveral thousand feet eith?>r way,
i.s lilreaily inarki d out in claim*. Although on (ne ?sr
der? of .?.uzona, the Burro Mines ure within th??
I?,und.me? of .Ni-44 Mci leo, about u mile.? e.i.-l of Ap.?. ii?,
l'a,-.-, and within il4e i?,b s of Mu- Hue marked out for the
?01:1111 r? I'u.ltle Rillroaalou the j*! par* i I. I. The in.wt
cx|m dillon,, rmite thither la bj w.14 .?f Califm-nls, ami it
involve? traveling ?.bout -ViJ ?'nl.s'?? tlir??ugh the bert ?if
the Vpi.be cunny." The Apaches ihelii-.-lv, - ?li not
rein 11 kalile f.i- enlargement of the heurt toward want??
4 ??ii.., s, and the lutt?.-rarely r. turu nu.?,-.- tu. 4 travel
In largo partie*, arm.il to the teeth. There is no wafer
to ?peak of arouud Hie ledge, though it i- b..i? ti that
some m.iv t?e obtain? 1 bj an p ? ..ring. ?? it,uro " m.-.irt?
-, ami the district is tilt, "jackas* ?-uniiti 1 It.
tvt e.ti the . hiti.ces of lefing flaved uilM?, or s.itferliix
? n. Its ?iilvanfages OB ?t pla?* ?if residen,?? ?at,
nell uppi.v lo thoai? who have at l?-.i?l the lotlghuea* of
Jacassa -.
All#vvho .m- ?'ii-??(j?i-'l in th?- erection i?f l?uil?l
Ing? tor lTtl.il- 1. .>i..ins, eJioilld luke wuruing from the?
in 1 --.Ui! 1 in.' u ?1 h hi? fii'leii u|ton Ito-ton. T!.. I i.iiarr
lhere 1-pl.itvd ill .1 very lultldsotue and cxpeuatte. l-Hlt,
as it ?ipiaesrs, an <'<|tii'ly inade.|U*te and in. oiuui?mIio*m
bul'.diug. The dajan user Inform?, ua thal " the ?i.tuway a
from gallery to ga'.a-ry are ilsnflliaaa. BSITiiS *n.l few,
the gi.lli'iies long und airsiig?-.! with freipient break*
when people < innot pasa rael other, and the ?tiM-e of
till? billilli!,-'re?II.'?-?-?. M <ll?|-osli:.?b Of Iwaok? U? the lakst
?leg:, o iiieouit-iiieiii." Again, in !lu ni M?!iitelt) 1111 ?-.?
.?.?iv !i-.|iii?l.c of light, the building ta gre,Mt deficient.
? inbinafion? for keeping It out ot the sleovea
"laing ?u.i.tue iii t h ir ingreuuity." Another want
is !i,.it m t ,n for the w ik if th, idmlatstra
lion. There I? no P*TW*Mf place for the re. < ptu?u
of new lM*?k?, 1? r rutaloguiug or > ..vciiii*.
It la probable, 1 1? << Handy t? 1? hope.I, th.it ?f a uew
bllll.tlllg U nut! upon, the plan of Hebaawrt Will bo
??rio? tod??'ti?- Mu un?4u IwiuK lu (be canter, aad tha
IsMib? ?iii.iiipie?! in .1 1 in le ?mulei hilo." The binary of
(l.e Amei ,.an Anlliiuurlan ra.-? ?. tv, a* well as ?bal ?if
Amherst Coll?ge au?! of W ill hub College, are baili itpa.u
tin? pun. Ipi,.. Time 1? one ern.1 Into w hu b thoa? who
plas library bmldln?** for the simi'ter .-'tie* are always
in il.tiig, r of falliug; fur not ?aking min . on?nU)ietu?u
tl.it C41: 4 w, :l managt d lib. .14 luUtl , oUtillUt) to la
tica '? m ii.?- ? nuil'. 1 "f ii. t..nun s, fron 1 rr-itr tro rear.
"" li irtiBsieta*?,'-* alriMMt always prolsH.-rt upaa lea asas H .
..... . Vi, ...,, n. what willi appropriation?, doust raju?.
1 i., an- m. r. Lo,.ka tuan there are?
'1 to air 11.we th.-tu. und the sic.?ve*
?I by baviugatlilltiouai *h*lv?s* ulaced m Uketr
v<.'ai,?,?.

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