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NOTES FROM LONDON.
i.i i \!iv. M08TI v i" lett AM- faUaTTKM
braos rea i t tu rna ruatnii i
| , \ ii. iv. .lum 211
'.'?-?."M. Ho \iii.Ti. ni arima
ila F Mia, mini" ht' 6ra1
i uni ?'. " ' ' "' "..
?
l i.i . fun batt I J.""?
?,?! i, i an m a. a - ? oas i '? bad
r m ? ?
., i bi' on ??? ni ?
I md truth
- g.* "
lethe fault of I ? ,ImI ,l" * """"
i , i premonition, i? I a
, io go thm
.lu allon in tin lu d ', i ol
,, ,n i it ia all the more
'.lil- lii'.ae tu I..
ul dreamed ->f
|? ti,,- : ii i icenea In proved that she
I,,.I , ? . ,.. I il. powei t. ' ipi
... I ,'?.'? ?
1, ?, i f ' bl cold and a
,1 alighl obccaieJ hei \.-. which
table foratn ngtli theo
t ., . v . . I lid tm- stern
: ? meccas or failure,
? mt nil thea ltd' method aad style.
, | \| .. Griswold n i al thc bead
: deal on the
, volume to
aod tie reqnireu
i Mr. HueBer, "f
. - per
I ? niton ition as faa 11 leal
? ?
lories*
.. -
. v
? -: I .
. r Ainericaus, i slr. 1
, ; two .\ M ti atora, Mr Sar
-. Mi. Li ' ?Ulto
?lies I I'
T,, , | miloo for some wet ka past, aod is
? ' ,h:!lk
-
wever, ? demand l u
, , | . h ile l"".t.
% lough to till a drawing-]
aod knee ?
i to mak" . rhea
V.,- ? I ii".iii bel Satnj la j nt ?>
n Mi Bra ?- ting Sir Fralei k. Lei*
||r, || - Mr. trevellan and man)
?
J.a-i ! ' v,'r.v
ama rho ha to met
1 . . 1 nm - -- "1 W .
well-known frit-mil!;, it i rtista, ex
i M isa < ?? i ? -
i
! _? i Las stolen a march mi London and bas
seeing Mt Sarah li' rnbardl
th- metro pol ita
\ d ? ?;.
D
[miration. Hen
i .tlnl ia!!'... I "
n - i -
i ? toraiuary energy oi bei
i ? iii devilry, expreeeea n ; ? rt. in
\ .. and in p
i - ? : Hi" itiul ma! 'roi a lii
tnumph of h.-ii "ii:" .nt.' i n yonr
-
lin ? ?
i .
.
formani e.
\ -.. nt ?. of MM R in ii re and fi - let"
n. Lil "it ." b) Mr. &
Criterion ?: "f tli"
I - .I.i! 'Hi
- -o. i ".ii n! e to Em 'i-i ep
t the motives
?a I that ta preaenl aucct ts ii
?
? . ? ?
; ted. Mr. Viii" j :- im' !.,?? ..,,-.
1 - ? .li iuds on i'ii in !i
P ? ? a; bul iv n- gi- maa ?
?
1
? - -?-. Mr. Wj adham's ad think, i"
In- ..- no! i-i i in i .i-t. ll" pr ipose,] !
um-,-.i a real ii li ?? " 1 ? ithei h ,
loee ii"t
Mr - . juli,.
- ? i . /'. Moil
? ?
li. bayer* ul both, lt ia too -., but
the warning which ought to pul I ? ? tweri
. , I n it.-- to
a .I tlie li ii, -
. ? i li-\- stamp
?
wk. th" p.ii;:, to ,i., ? |
't gt nuineneea an I ? i Bul Mi. -..
Haden ellem athel certa n pobli - . n timi
ire in tin- habit
number of so-es
bron a pinta ulerplate, io In fact print a fai .
Bamber. 1 r which they are meru
- ir- stamp, for a fce, l . ? .
Interesting productions of .the printing press a* tue
publisher choosea to pey for. ii- public ia
.ml in two waya. Itaoi . to i,. bm
?loni when il ia only paying a priut, ol tar
ha - ..iti-i ic raino. Ami ii pa) - a h gb price for thia
mi tin- theory that it i- - arc*, when in fat t
i-kel in flooded with it.
Now u li,,, huur !?.,.n known thal tin- fraud waa
sractiaed bj arma wini pretend !?? be reaped
I I I if a teeli Ural .;
?licitod n replj which cen onlj bo called impudent
? it, aaa it ilul, inun- of tl ':i,t-.
I i- NI r. Seymour Haden, under li- own name,
?annes forward to reiterate thea,
large i. The lotter appeared j eeterda). Vu answer
ippeen tn-.lay. The priotsellers perhaps require
(line. Hut it may ba hoped that this oxpoaiit.
ba ?? Home efTert in diminish ...irlv
nh naive (arm of dishot ?
'I hf (.lier,,-;,,nu p,..
I'laiulonm. ;,t ..t thal : f arri ral fm
Amcruan mella, and have memorialized td. Poet
?aa* ' thal bc has
go tilth intention. 'lin Irish malla an to be landed
mitton ii - ? ? , , 'ii reg n la tl,,
1 -h .Un! Rt ott ii m
ry with bea
* Doh I." I.mir,I , v, rv
ihorl ' ? ? the f, ,',, in
the |
'"if ' being
'
?
' on || f ll
?
oft,,, |,,|
1 i whole dav, uti
? u. Int th .1. v.
? lui" Vt
1 ' uniii,.,, ,,| r,..I, and in
Inward ai, ,
' ' !""< Ml. I, al, u,a,ls ii,, -tupia
/ ". a th, | .. 1 .
, ? '. k"''' "."'"'".mt tm,. Uueen.u.wn
'" ?" i..I,,. H. Liver].I.
'-t .ir,,,,, going ?, ,,?lf ,,,,. ?arwUlBw1 ,,,
. ",H"- ,l'" MaraajrtlU a/teg u,,,iti,er deUy,
'"'s-"or aborut aeoordmg to the tidal Willi',,.,
?""-'ii-h as I,,,,, at?g?,,.4kl Ifseagsjil WtUpeg
?Jjasgeg ti,,,,, bj mv?(iml trwn fam u%jmfl)tA% u
****** malls tor tbs Continent roe. h Leuum
aaj Sunilav morning, will sosj dispatch them that
inortiing. oi wari till the Baal I V"U Itimw vu will
wiut till the Mti, nor will IM mint, n". mt- i N
mtmatfaai rn nf Borefsi aad Amen, a stir you gul "f
vin iluggishnt as.
Teeterdey afternoon 1 areal loone of tbe chief
pott ,iiii,,.? in the Weet I'tni af Leemon, i aeked fm
? ? ..I ina penni stamps. The i im* bai t-i
tilt.m. il.,., nt. p lii'l 001 ll lalaff
li luii .1 lt half a ? , ,,,i,tn. th- n ??
bat I., li ol snothei hunt, md Baall) ps
olin i sheet, " \\ lu did yon change them f I i
Me bet ii itt d, tm' reread " Wall, lit, thi
nm. halfpenny stamps," end beheld them np foi
me t" look nt. I in h ill penny and i. i penny
Were a.. rina, li nhl.. In ? dm ." I
ih ii .,..Him. r than tn misti ' '! ?
other, and I aaid a.. to bim and asked bim I
liked tin in ii seta ot ?! am pa mae bole " 1 don'l
kllOW ll loll "Ul people urn thinkllia Ol liln iillnv
,1 be " W bal i do know i?
ll,,I ,| lah, a lin lill"" times aa l"ll" il- ll dill l"i"l'
,. tba public and ss fm the mea loslde
|iin< ming 1 suppose, ti. i don I knoe
r|
n| them iii,"." rheee rn ? I I wrote the
other day, have latel) been totretlaced foi wael
. or on wli.it principle uoliodj can tell. Bal
already fresh complaints an heard of dela) in the
morning deliverj ol letters I daresaj il will be
ti .iimi . -'? oe
lay. ___ ,; ? "
THE FOUN IA INK SALE.
WITH N I'ii'.S ON ROME OF ITS CHIEF IN
( iden rs,
;mt .it tuc ni ? I .i.-i'ii'.-i'ii'-'T ur rm
1 iiMi.i',- Jnt e 21.
All tim authorities agree that tbe Foo
l,i- been held this week is aaaieoftbt I
importance The collection lately removed from
Narford Hall and now dispersed under t be hammer of
M"--r-. Christie, Manson ot Woods, waa eorely one
of tbe fi neal io exiateuce. Long accounti
. and bistorj ii'1 i1"- papers. Perhaps it ia
? i ? ? waa begun and bas bs
. from time to time En circnuwtancea which
an a !"-i of the genuineness and < of the
- ii included. Eve carl tile has a pedigree
ami long Iini a permanent In.'ur. Most of them
? 1 lillie lui ire prices h .<l rem ."i uni -
thing lik" their preaenl mark. The Nnrtonl m
baa long been known to contain
fl ii est examples in exist- ni >- of
of Henri I lem ware, or fats
[ Limoges* B
. ap in oi der that I I ! I ;
may ? capita] be desiree t.. dct
. . However that may bc, the art world i
rope i . alkiugofthe sale ever since il was
announced. Mer" in !.u_'.. I om ?
- i induce the Government ' el ol
the collodion. They f ai Lid utterly. Money
? ?,..:; like, to ? S ?-. bul n ?l i
f to i thia
general ..ti will never aga u i.Sered t i ;
c'linn!.! on. iim whole m ghi have licen bad for
i-.ii.iiii:i: little more than half ? hal
d under the nanua sr. Sot I ii the
. i ry the economists i I
shrill i 'i tu.
press echoing this note of the parsimonious party.
Winit do ti i'f dish which I
- rs ol the I.s. ''"'.a'i refused to bay st
?1-12 because .i was too dear, ead which sold thia
w,-"k or i'-.m?
In the presence of tl i pt emptory ref mal ol the
? to do uni thing for the *
ted lii"!i li,r." tali-oi -trps
. a -". ont] chanct Sir
the wat. ti.. , formed i
ertain ii ???. In t he hope ol ulti
tu take
them .it >'-'-t price. Mr. Franks, ol I
h. and Mi. J. C. Robinson, ol South K<
ton. acteJ i"t the syndicate a. buyers with com?
plete discretion aa to what they ahonld lui t r nml
bow much they should pay. Iii - -
spend, al firs! limite 1 to ?12,00 ? to d >ublc
that by voluntary subscriptions. They hat] -
-?
doubtful whether they will succeed int
Government to take what they did buy. 1
i- stock a ill Im dispose 1 of otherwise.
? les and incidents ol this extraor?
dinary -al" that 1 touch upon. Anybod
for an account, not complete, indeed, but dealing
with the chief event- most rea ' - i
small pnnl in ti" leading journal of the 1
Empire. Mach bas been aaid ol the Henri l?em
w ire, of w linn tin"" specimens occurred i a h
ag 1,000 guineas, s ? < re 1 50(1
ie, aili a tl un ti- -.i ri ::,".'in guineas. These are
suma, but of Henri Lieux ware onl
: the best. The
-
ot cand - C1.310, .nil : ? ?1,102
iimi ?1,1)11 i i. Li ni*
millee!irks ?| ,'j] ? ,\
rubino i] sh was not 1 I I ;. foi
- min atc bought I
the connoi.ira more, perhaps, than tim 1.210
I foi the ? irved ivory
I.', ll ll?ai,rr W'.rk
by iii'
ted to bc tl., i '-,,av of
- |e, \! I o'clock ou W ?? . ilavl
but it includml ?
minn,
ii men with long purses and often
Inn ked liv i -
pit ?-. I- h. . ii pie ! by Mr W
who luis n style work. ]
huvi
some nf ti, il which these or any
UH) 1. Il"
. in manner.
He ra ?? ?-?? ii it- ht to inti::
"up iiiv. N .
on the \i area he i- Belling, Tbe catalogue nm
mentiot ittendant prodncea the article and
a little walk with it ap and down tbe n
? ;iii"il b.v to en ii ii/, t ii.
itig from tin- nu I
door, lighten* from far above, - ? neig i in the
big shahh.v room, broken univ by 1> i-, or liv i buzz
of nil- ."!?? a a iderful t bin; ia offered, or
? snit Ined tones oi the am tionet r bira -
c beers.
i it tim last dozen numbers ai lt ?
markalde. ? .? , i ih bj Jean Conrlois, The
lia-i of t a Hods, wenl to 1
.I uno, ii hit li. nil!" ni it, tm' ? ? ,
allowed to fall to the same bidder al ?;;>;. Mr.
Wcrtheitner presently sui nred a third for ?577, only
' ? .< far more iiminiificent apecitnen escape him,
i? t did Ml Robinson, who ra ray to anni
??in. Tnt
hy Jean I
"hu li one I | . ii.th,., ..
?""ia ||| thi '
no lim." r th in ih"-.- t .,,,. ol intiqui form, h
1,1 "'l'"' '"?, n \ tl, m.,,, i |
Ml ? bitwon stn.. till tl
? md it
itu unnamed pun ha .
1'" ' ? lonir
"I ni
irga "iii dish, a iili anni "rune i
rod ? iiaun :
. IO Ullin ||||
ll. I
?I" M' -.i. "i linn, ami Diana ol I' ?
a.
si.li. |be portrait of A ? \\
. Inblo ul . mu ,t|.I a- Herrod
I lipid in his "I- uri i . wife
,i.I. hilil. tin i | tn to
? 'I" I .. I" no in lin hat kgi m
Un- olin I lin,,,ra
?I" .I'l'iv I" air lilllsll.
1 linn.a! ni" ti lilli , . .,M|(?
ol Anio ile Montmorency, with La int,,mt u)1,j
onli i "I -1 M.. I aurioiiudi '
rim i a iii a real . nf fm ii
? - . is rn lit . oiered with mask . fm i
end flowers, ereueaiiua ll a* tl rea in ki
aurollwurk In gold; aiguetl Lt .nerd Limousin
i"'? in In ut Si In lin ,
iii ai I 'ur.1 nat in thia I omit ame rullm tim, I,, Count
Leborda In lu. greet emt, on anami U in tin Lom ie
collei liol).
'lo Bf'' tina. Ii.il/ I.ni,ion liftil di'lili'd b-t a erk
through < iiiintir'a, ami tai gag it Beld a i ,i
brilliant company had assembled, thc room giadu
ally filling as the hour approacher!. Almost rvcry
li'.'ly waa stginl.tll'. I.l'iies ira III.led, of w hum Owl t
few wer. eoueptcaotta "ii UM thrse relied step.
win. li t in aronnd Ike room A marmal
M Um dish was pfedawed. aod everybody itretrbed
forward M see nm e Mi"' ' Sit of
us Imd asea sad bandied and Brrutiaized
non if it ware to be ludgt d men
liv ? it i linn e. it would :
sam. \ ? ? was i anal to bt ni ar, ii li i
mi!..;. .? iii ileelgn, of drawing, nf color and of
le. linn ai perl ' : lon I i""1 ll ?' ll 'P
?" i.ii rt il willi . ai' uni' r wrig?
gling ci -.ni Linton
alni imt bini ll ll lt' i "I 'I i!
tm di ? - tltia i. I bal I'ttl' ia-1 dm i
liol ililnilllali I |,S . ? i lil . HU rn,
Wlin ll. ol nil lina multitude, Hu- nu. lunn i i >
lui lo -li ||. M | \\ iiinh |S I .I
I le iii,ii.? a I,,, ipeet li, dot not ralat
Ila n li ll In ri, mu an Hinch BB ir, , ii , I I,, n . me ol
the object vi lin li t Im mn arith an ipi mi and ?
lilt I'lpn cap on li." li--ul ia i.ueusdiiiji up ami
doa ii tin- im-' ii I'll i it
Ile line- lin- I,iiuil.. i ami h ,,. - foi a hill
eotuee aliunal atna a to thi tune of two thou
. ' i tln.ua Hi I lue luili.il I -
US, and io by Iii " I.'.
? tbe bidding -ti', unca - - id* am-es
.'.- Mr Uladsl might tey, by leaps and ?ounds,
till it tom li'-s five thousand, I ben most <>r the com?
petitors fall oft. The r limit . ? eat heil.
lim oi th.ii rv i von remain, hat the magnitude
of t'ue -inn m.iU''- them cautions, the pa
? ?? hundred it i on tent dow
ti. tim.; -ii...!.- hundreds al each other's bernis, Hut
id till Mr. ,\ on , -
ti.">'?.i guineas, 1 b< i corni - n pane of ball ? m n
ate, then .i roict. ami a burst of ap?
plause i illowa The auctioneer nuns tn the quarter
ii ben au- bearii, ikea Ins In ad
?'?..iini mys, "lt waa your bid al O.hOO, Mr.
VVertheimer.'1 The veteran dealer, who pi ?
? .ni '-t knowing and warj of the
fraternity, hod fa i io far forgotten hit <
aa to advance on hia own offer. His last remaining
rival seizes the chance to i;. him 100 betfet
7,000 ia n mic I, ag i n ther . , the little
- ,n the
air, once, twice, a third time. "Jievcn tho
? vr the place. *
thousan i guinea -." i og could have beard
drop. The litt i" ii orj I
? r.-ii set "iii- more, ai - doa n
on the doak. "Seven thousand . Wert
?." An '. tbe pent np e
? stirred hy a scene dr i
tri\ i.il itit' usity heok il of ap?
plause.
Before this d u i
? I ni t h" World hui I" ? tl S
would fetch M.. ? i, aod that I I
tum know ledge ?12,1100 h ni 1" i n otb red pt
and refused. All lion I a
of th" * bal be though) "f thc pi i
. monstrun ?." was I ?? and
mu h beyond a
paid." \ tesl
and ii: ' ? -a-brac, ts matter
Mr. W ertheimor, a li"
dish aboul from one to the other. Other con?
noisseurs were of thi group, and bul i
was . '.,! .!. i ." dish was mat. bl?. n i os to
the pt ice wi ll, 7,000 go ne ii
ii min. lint is any sum too great for a ?"rk ol art
led Mr. Werthwmei ol
hod iliad" him i
puaed t" buy I ell il for ?0,000.
- :
above mentioned that juat te n had been
. ? . that I
7,000 . . ol ii"t been bid on rn bnt
.lat re enterpi i -?? on t ii" part I
:. "And whether.be makes a profit on the
dish or not," added another ol I ?-, "lie
I-, a
into i ' '
- OV er, |0 a," i I ". nm! t.< II
them he will sell, not tl
I do iu>t mia || often l'.. into Wertheim t's. bat my
goner.
be i" much auder 1"
n k||j and t ? chen np to the I
Itv :ind by Mr. W nth 'imer -1-?;? i I
-h itu k-i mid i- his arm. mni" I -
-n through the thronjr nf pt
nail ami ti.- pavel
lour-ii heeled r iii nm! tl
to Iii ' re I
Mr. \ underbill f I cai
? ? ?? i;nn will, i, compos
Fount.ii tm collection baa last ii bought for America,
( ni ,v//V, ;///. /' i ss/..\ <;/.7.-a.
IF SYSTEM IN CS! OM I
l-l IND BOATS
mi n iv.:-" ? the npper de. k
'? ? rnoon. lil?
li...it was Coney ] . ... the
nw a 'ii. Ital ins who maa
g - arere c.unit i .
. , extracted from I be tot ta ?
!. and then har-,
iv I, le f." ? ?
I he two fr ends ti li ?
ter of
?
? ?
m ith '??
;i i.,1 i." ml, paused to I -
- ll . . ou board"" i
?
" Wt . great m my too many. I bt
oven roe d 1 [believe the
. "
,,u-' ia- n-arly l i ? on t ii- Im
"Wi loo strong,
?? I mi ss ..".mi would 1"
-I bt
?? v ,,,| ,I(. I,,,. ', -. g I !.-in"ii," nina: ki
man with ti.-- fail beard. " i i ?
1. inn ? ii hoard.*'
?? So . ? r. u rn I.
?? v\ ell, I wo:, i
1 oiil" w ll ll 111" iin.l 1 li ill a';..
'IL'."
ls followed the .pin t rn m ?
-Inn. boat, fi r bj this :
lone. i\. re fas! and the i . . to be
? nd
">nii si., that man anthe [anding of tbe pier.'
ir lilli"! .m..
olin* hain! us the people begin to pour out ol the
ho ,
I ii- friends! looked, and thc k' ? ne no
ti'"d a- the people rushed over "titi" gang-plank au
Iii- movement <.f the thumb ol
the i i^iit hand, the hand being shut tig
-in ii oldwl com ea I ed in jt. I he i" ??,? ?
; ? enl "I
tbe thuiiih Brew i oi lespoml i
" Non look al tii.it niau just Gelou you," -aid the
'Iii "l man.
person v
'
?
.f i ll |S U tll'iula. |
'1 I h" Im i! aui '
I tli" rintel man to tin
mi th. pier, w
the tr.n tin
'.I -li. Mil ? tie " i.: .
? i \l' I ?? i mimi .rn
"Fourteen i ? ' ? I
i ? i . fed Mr. I
? i
'
teen t wei , ||?
' I hi " . arni laid Mr. I
" this .
? ii ? i
? i ? rapli to I'm i Ni, i North i
ami li ern from th. In th.
i.i gol
un i? I ill also learn hos
'milli
with tl
A I' IS UH .nt --. ll,. Hull, ..!
ll III Ulnilil lill I I,. |, . i I , kail "ill the
.
d-sl ii' |?|i r fi I, 4:ii
" I tl,mit lil a
' ?" i lib i "i ii,, t vi.. ii .
? M . a -lem ia |.letti perfect ' ??..ii Ml
" AP ii . ? ? lui ng thal al I.oi,rf Ulam li, nie
connected. Wherever lam I know |uet what
lng "nail.. i tn tell w beti
rough i wu) pp i enl .t lending I
can tell w hei her the t rowd is ... greet thst an et tra
boat la ticri|cd al SOI ph I, Md SO OU lt h.ia Ukeii
mu. li tum (,, nerti* i 'ina ivateca, hui l tamk il ls
.in,, st parla i no*,* i
BROADWAY NOTE-BOOK.
Mis' ami TUTNGg, nu i '.ii'vniY BOUND.
TB! ITu-iivu ,s,,ii - ami v.iii,,v. Of A ?ROAD*
w n j.,i miiii.
Tin- rir-.iior i.var ti,,. Ana M. aii gawa Hnrnpanv's
'? ' li,, ll Ul'" ti ?
emt warmed,
.
i
I, Ulai ia a | || io.
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II,.
'
, '. . . nv
i. ? lour ol
. ?
-" ll,,,. I, ||? ,, l,!l I lol liol ill
' ' ? .of lill a
"I UH I- of ,|a|,|
?I"1" . In ten j ?? irs
''' ni ' ? ll-, iud Mod tie. ? i- i n .
ra in n. ni k , rotsehi
a |.,r ?.
irons -? mi ind ed
?ii.-i papen, told me I U Ki
was !?"? , ? ,?i
t!l" l" ilse kira ol bim.
?? the yoong ladle
In -o. iety di nfs out ni] their
taking dinner
vt'iiii one of - ? med to be .?,
? . oliver Oi
Mi. Ti
esotliat I ?
' i np nnder
bul tl"
-?? ii" sat -ti
'"'I: .. .uii,i!ii!i for ?
Hui
Democratic mr rears, pi
"' Motin ti: lal name abo Men' for Inc
Lone, inn ria- ,. mdse tnt
; the name
. loliiiM.u school, h "
?
up with a baa under bi
who poi
I ;?
-
-
aerii".
"
? . ie. You pa] - your
? ?
ord -.ii-i-i
and .1
atone i.
-? ?? - of the
I oe n was kai af - i I ? ? .
old pt roarers undertook to yell ?
'
j. ij ers 'ot
. '"I! iiir- I. ?
lallrej
i -? . ? . ipoki " in v
natrlol them all as
? .. - it tbe beet
'lia.
inc la
contine vt ben I... se Sa
.
Here
arr the State head.) i irtei - crowded Into little rooina rn a
. ?
three or four
-. j .1 ii md ael eat tm
lng at pen. It a
on tbe earap-meei lng plan
. I ir- I nel?
lie ri al ve and therefore prolonged; for,indeed,thedele
'
Bed, Mme ha the proceedlnxa, I
? both i.los could ie pul
ty where I
A' Oi ?-..'.?'.. ' i : stopped over on raj
il "i Senator i.; ir
? iv bo .".j...-. i i
ii under tbe hopi ai bra
? In that town. Ile ? almost blind, and ean
? i ithnritie .. erl -
? i t . lum. II- - ' nsid. red I
?
' I
I, '
.- lom willi tliat
. . led " Motlier
i be
? i i ... -;... ted
md i
much -inion i ameroo. He I
es. tr.'
?
?
Mr '?
lil I
? 111 Illa
"Wen:" la
In
-
?
l.ll-llie--. " Ah." -a. I one Ol 'll" !i"'
lillolT I ll .
?
? I
.
table ubi ire, took me og I i I
al the foot ??: one ol tbe . nd bis
wife, -.1 . ..?. darker I
I ami
? : ras i ??
... on Hi.
?
i
lucal on *"
ber children i ? ? : bare bad In
\. Yort Mrs. fas ? In showing me the photo
of the different memnen of her faun r turned at rot
l ...... ?? ii- ? ; auld not .ii
-
I! . i I, ipp ? "If''
remo!
v -
?
? ..f the
Ulna' ?
'
?
? . .
'
li ,... il ' kl
I saw a
iou..,: ?
I . . .1 J
.
parti la "" ?' '"?'
. ? . .
rn K.t ill,aud atleebed ? klai "" ? "?'? '
ha .I.-1. ..fl
riv lui" thc
flout i . . IIP, lo* ":
.
rm. . amt tn the eVOal ufa trmmiiii for ' ll
Um lad v|?, ii.mlil liol in I mi tl"' I'Oarl-ee Hue
,.,,,. to ka in aui of ni in. "mu ? a
est itaal inuui .utiis leepaxiUX ut pei .out bc ir.iuiU.ui HUI |
have helped Mr nandsll nor kare derived any lien.flt
frmn him put.Hr lifo b> ta I.IShtslIBi bf I ----- r. and
the perpetual minne "f pllval. ill-'imtlirVafmna with lt
mani- nf our moat BBleatS I ?'.?-. I *
i ii'iai'v .m.ir?i u, n,ia seaatrpaaae i kimi af
gwiestraderneertat Monougabt leona
try, -ih. rr gtetlltli t ida
neighbors disputed hy force tbs power of the gi
in from
looking wini murnini.t upne Ibis ot i | ?? st '
lion,, ;. it end
. a 1,1
? ?
I a hs - v- . . . i
: ..... t
tat IiIimmI ,.f . tells
' '.Ill O' - - Hil'
.' nf I: t u
? ' ... Iii. -....III. .,
i
Willi.In
Th"
which h.- bodies of prominent . >iava been rt
Um i-llti
ni Undies from n distauea to it, \ fem eilsls sm
is ? ?? , . d
?le ul.- .i.i I,.- ul, a there In ml'-r t ? ott
? tia. .'? of lilli,e. .
rought i iee i ? i is, and I
? ,.alu it Ir I"
Mr. lain" oe i
aili fn k- of the ".ninty only.
" I i- '!," MM "f a ir.'in lunan ai. I
I .?"! aaa
it for bia i na'. Ot ? . . : ?
of chara ter ii waaa praetl m. One "f
li.i Laid limn I.- -.of UM -to' W tint
iii" -.ru, n mn is the Rt I rn it u bo M
. w's ? ? rho old Vir?
us sod th i . : - : (twa
-'??>! rb i n-ii mei on common am iud ".. the lower klouon
M Hi nae *,i- h ? a.-.mi of BM Of Ike
most Import mr famllli - Poop urta
but lit , mee with A
tte route.a of ? . tolas Weet, are apt to eonsider
? ,.-e ,n iinoseBBflly primeval.
? rda] i tl ? iNt i -\ ? ?
nee, oa the greateet axteof tn
' .:? tln.-r bl
g -t a ..mil have tiiioe beoome Im
nerlai in resources and bel er aselni et oven
incuts than these Eastern stand.
Republican government oe the Atlautl. slope Ut ?
with ii i ...ul.lion- whloh eoutlnae in
some forma to ^embarrass it.ws.ile tbe Western society
: like htlaerra from thc
brain of Jove. Hence Indiana, Kentucky and i
up Abraham Lincoln without a single
benefit from Yale or Han uni or any other of the old la?
the prtde of medere tunes md
1 , .ucl l'..ir.i|ir. bUt Iii
: A-i-v as tbe remarkable ooltection ot letters
Mr. -i-i mi ar ihe time of Lincoln's death luttcti
-
a the dead stol
nuder coally tombs In i
rn ?? ii-c iii it, yet the day ls far distant wat
- wt ! be dispensed with. They ? :i>
plyto local history it- moat durable and venerable
records I sri lr? dawomga, Thej autlcipated
' public parka; sod not excepting old
- ttl" n.nih in American ierne
t.-ri"- are in-- tuo.1 i"-., ttlfu - I
? testify to t la. - American love of
I ?? II..Ill if Wf
' gov. rnraental Idea/ Il - i io to tx
.- be -.ni of violence against oar
public men while t , a tbe full ol im of.
thi m to the t.nu'., ami the
. i- hardly ??
i iv. it. even aa a matter of euri ? a in rr
itter. r- thai
? ..?"* it im.1, ii ai nm-,- wounded and rounded, lt
-1 d "f American public men that the) are
like partridges, never ibo! .
Mr a. ii Pullman, brother of Georj . -'hr
nt of tbe transom llab Company, "f Chicago,
.- ' inipton, Kneltiini.
. es it tb ? ? 'i.aio of An
and tl I tomi ? I I
? ? rem those ol England. M
.' ni import thi ' ? .? uni
? on them pal ? ? ? t,--.. Thc
Ourney ' ab ;- also a constant
?
rr a i.i be very Interesttag ta the future for tba Inhabl
if the* splci ii i yoong cities or the mtei
a to not" the respect paid to the men of our day,
in tbe uameaof tbeli --...i- inti parks, i i> ?
s side, ls '.tlur tin -
rounded by large amt beautiful parks iti.it to the north
? ... - - i ?
| ?
rollin.. seqacntii icr of tin
- -. th
li tree.
? .
\. Ii. ?', nil, ? l! ?::( Oraiy in
r.?iii"r hard and proaaie for the avenue on
b man
- Um 'ra.I. of Kew York,
il fame In Un a,- beautif il ps
i rican f. - - in I ina work in almost every i
- The
Park of Ni-iv-v, ork has thus been one of tb
ent a
Kor lt to lie rti bly endowed ai
:i .
1 h. peop e of I
rofthe Eastern 6 intel for as elegant bon]
aa their
' ? Ol Hie pres
ip. He I- a Nea -York boy a
? - ? which runs down the ndc of tin
Tami si b i i-i. -? if- a.v.- thal
ind Viv, rep i
. "i In
II.- w.t- an .
emory
. . Lion or min. U bent i man i kel
? of him and if be oems lam tlc
-lor.- ai ' Idress lum hy name, tile
,i-i ? 1. i mt in
IOU ?? Ti. li ''." v.' r 1 , ? .
nan's
tieigbt, proportion and the cha I b face to adapt
il md bad the bau of difl - u, uta si
ll ii of i rim. -?oinnr
iee uni admire himself and tit
itt kim and bu
? 1 from lil. inn ie.
|. i noted bi mir i ?y aa Genia ema
,?? , -. fi.nli b tbe ? ay, w m thc n. urn ... of
i mil neceutrte mau wt ft the old town of lt
ihlo, which stood on n, hill-top on the Wa
? I ? ra . bman or ol
french descent, end vasa vhf rs it aad wrote
ted intra hook IRrookiya
? ? arn- prominent for Ita kal factories, and most al
ne st;. Itsb ?? ? larc mali there.
Mr t? ir * ' idnated in " The
? ? ? ;
ped Franklin kl ? | so lam k of
raiious prieons, as lia lira "f reform In polities, Bads
i !>ie Sort bern Bl itas np lo bis blah itaad ir-i ol
i i ? -?. sin I i? irtoni.il
,.r the Northern and Boutin rn i
iain .-a. h oiiin on th- i refot
inuring fm i
The ? v . un,,,
?
"i ii Mi" I- ?
v
.
I
a ma tomi, la
lead.
,,,,k ms t '"'? '"-ti. ''? nu monti > i
# . l a little nt
, i . ? i -li Ilia
' au.I . I..
i I theatrics km ta soon nottos
i . . ta li> ten louses ara InaWledal ttie
i,.i wiin sapertty, Bud kia ?.iMiuplaea lacks bessel
le wears speetaelea, ha. radii ih ola. k beard sols
? ai mustaeha ot lae saosi rho Moe se 0vee ti
Lat of the la|.|i|.v lodged i ono il Into
.iersta a.bli j by noan presiliiai eas! eesessst arkana
weald lae Regabueea gerti ksalsaeeraBsaaaei seahaaaj,
ivoryhodf aaa kewseai asa. ami asea after whoa ne
read saan.wersM m'seee,*1 "wagered ?t.
. .I Ila laat |irofea?SBiial orator in Hie North died
??aj m lits Idea ul autisaijupir tUuvaletl 1 Ueipiao.
DIVORCE IX FRANCE,
iti'AiMM. AM? Kl i i CT OF lin: I I
LULL
[rmi* ntr. iti'.t mu . ..mu ai-..surir or run run ir J
I . i ,.
I Im bl tliops who i il- i af ilia
Repablic In raise io bis hearing \ .ii tho
divorce bill wets more lum ir-, lu r: ? li ititinde
limn suv members "t lbs i I kMI
i M i. M iii "i A ' they sra
dm ile in f . ?,,,, i .... ,, f md iS
tl." I" r li - I .lt" o' ll"
'i.nlii tn keep en good] karmi a th Hi* f .* ? -1. i r? I ? -
nana, theil pents
tim govern.i t,v a ? . pj ,a
though) thal ll I, ve
?'.I. i' a. i I il ' \ . I
nml ll. . , ? ii ? I
Hating i ' ? , ll,
? l ol
nen milli itt l. rh mea .
i im if,i.
?-.iii! i ia the
laas a i .11 -. i. Tt mri
entirely ilia;, reed ( \i\ theil . i / i i
diane, I - -It
to an >f tu ?
partial lo mal l '
folks who wen lo lie join.-.I in m.-itrnninj
likelj to "i-f on togetbet \- ?
mil- silt) . i-i i ia ' li.' the . i.i -I.
ll rel, through if match-.
makiag ? I make up trf-i in ti ls ka pull
a'ong together as well aa they could W -
there waa fulness of breed and idleness, the artie
weat lur a sj ami the hushan I ba I under f lie eoa>
Jugalroofaaepataieestahliflhmant. il- I Iherata.
Iv thal ala eyes to 'ur ;/? ,i-? ? ?
?he sinned too publicly, waco ha
obliged i" offal liii-ii and pit a! for
a separation. This the < , atc da
Raanmoni in one week called oat thn i " friends ''
of his wife, o ie of tliem wu- Prince Kir bard Met*
tennieh, the Anatriaa I from HMM
to 1H71. It wm held ongentlemanly for a hui t
t" nuke l noise au 'Ut bis cot . .. .? - .,i
lome as the wife waa aol oatrageoti br ?
"He byealooe Ma getty tradesman ' said C<
de Dbm of 'ii" into italie de Chanlaee
lon.e koeweledy who wrthoal ii-1 igeittn .
lorne or pretty bed extreordiaary personal mag
laen, lier merriage waa intended hp her relatives t
- ??! ber huabeed to be above al things a a
of two grant (artanga, Mm rmnaeuted to
beeeeee ir woaldhnve le-.-n tieKl nnsrmmlj I i
otsmtwhrn, and te be emeneipnted from the par*
petoel aarveilleeoe of her mother end a govei
lin- pargon to whom "hi wm lua'-i WM aii'-'it
torry aid had had main .-i.-iinr-mt idveotOTM of
.vii nh he rn.nl" nu sm nt. lie wa- ge
neut into the " iie-t a,,, nu." and it was cali ni i vd
would nuke en excellent guide in l mable
world t.ir thu inexperien ed ? ? \ ? win tu
to take big nani" and snare Ina [ortona Nothing
inure wm expected of him. She ? 1
him well enough ??* ? friend, ii ii t" hoc
gr fat frffnaternatiim he fell In otc with ber n't-r
tliev were married, lin- fa< r af In- .1
pessred te her a bvirrible bceaeb if faith. Them m
lie liked h'-r the le.-s the liked bi a. !!? bi
icelous of her, which abe bitterly resented, i,' i ir
rein t-i..iv p' iee. Iii.' wife atrempte l ?
?aicide by drinking laadennm. Kvenl mllj
-e|>:ira!ed. Mu-I..- ame " .itta.-ird ' r,, the |, ,
irlei pleaded for hex, and weat te live with bin.
None of the rim.Irni -?llr lia.I bj i
wera legitimate or could be nixed.
Che husband eventually consoled h
wnlia pretty shop-girl with when be
happy. Dot their oflnpringi were 'ia-.-I .i
adulterine children. He dying aoddeai] I
lateetnte, ell hi fortune went tn aceasin, aud tba
miitrees end ber three children found thoms
destitute. Ih-v it.'uii have probably starved if
.ii widow, who bad long ceased to b a ? m.
had not talma pity anon them and trent* | ?
ihop-girl a aaukll aaauityand given i i ?
money that lulB -I to set hex af a i
i ne history of the late Ma 1. n
i ? ra - -. - to the one thai I liav.
mg.
lt waa rory rare, indeed, fur married ra , eba
irated from their wivMootteha t
here koowa ai fin* i 'm/ ?. The win
a,iil"i".l hy i
lowdown) tu have irregular establishments. Kal
they had clandestine " friendships,*' Thi tiea tm /
formed were too easily broken to be i
asily drifted mte tbs .' ai i ?' . v
rated n ora u 'abe wished I
able, obliged to atTecl ? : - aud te
live Ilks a widow wbo hid been >1 i -t
to har husband or did ant wish to mar. . ? I
tune. iii. Princess de Tiega n and tbe stu , . . di
(Jail if et were brilliant exceptioai Aad . .
they go into verj fashionahte society il
? tli-iti that they ar.- highly ft ? . I ?-.
Pastor Preseeuse took a leading pirl tn
? ?ii t ht - ling of I li- b ... I ei
rors have bi ? ira mi ire on wires i .
ala. lim I liter roillil tll-ali with llll| .
until theil .: rowe,
provided tln-v did not do -? ai ia tbe i -?;'
g il i "nu ile < If lat- i|
been decided by the higher tr;;- .
tbe conjugal domicile is wherever the hu I
Bleeps. N.i'i'i t -1 -1 i.ot try to modi r the a i
? ? ire thc t . :
, leal tn it she -
i the -ir;ir; o ot mat .
Senate voted bil amendment. I'be clo . ? i
rent ruble Paattoi lt lt I i ..ia am na*.
attended with no! only an lind but*
quern es than a n ife/i sin. If he hail adulterine o#
sp:u;j; hi eil uer ,r tv them aha
Ultimate family or In neglecting them for- 1 t i.:n
to |oin the erl minni cleanse, ll" eitbei depraved
i mi.in whom be bad for a concubiae, wi sha
depraved bin.
tor li'"s-en-e rem. uil.er. d what St. Kimon
wrote about tbe efft '- "t tbe gallantries <>f lom
Uiiartorao oa the royal progeaiture md m a . ,
tir nrobah iga! ? tl ? k tm
ited lite ,,f the Kine .,f the Netherlands bm
brought Dutch royalty.
A result of the divorce 'aw will be t" oblige novel
i-Ua.iii[ playwrights to ceaae from i .
of tbe Seventh Commandment the pivots ol then
plots lt will nu v? jurors lesa ready
Ut acquit hnsbauda whoa jeal is pus adinte
homicide and wivee who are moved Ly tnat na - i
10 vitnotiae. It is e good thing for the children of
ill-eseorted .."iii'-s wonting Wi sever toe mwruage
. e thal div.s uta are nut tn li. reported, lint it
I- a bed tmug for the ti i ir la lite journals. ; ievare
promises ns readers te give them the ti ut sinu
tn. Renate fort.ids the journals, tai coll. *
linre am enough ut judi, lal Iv "? j. ira.'l " n .-n
and women m Prance to people i tar e < itv. | ol
iii. n as.ma I hue explained the) are an .iii
ferment. I" tm.iu'n ind cape. ?
In the peasant - Deration mira
nc. lb" wife is essentially a helpmate, ami
li.ii -n^ m- - - - -.a dunes, i. \ hi lt ti ? ?(
in uni and more brightness i lian the husband s ? ?
?? i the whole the greatei Ile doeg
mit hi ti i with nei ml vice, - he -l ??.
i ng bun Ile i- ii -??-.sr, e to
Wheal
t In v l?.;'? prosperous |,e i alia lui lin- ' r
' ilm butflieh ? i|iiii aleut du . lin ii ia ? rite
inissii ? -
lu i> " mi mm. ' bm never as i ,
nwni mhip i
? i h MISC I lie
| lu |.< .min -.von in :- un lt 4 IN tl !
amt got s to I. !?? . il . ut ar i r
a ii iii i laud, -'n - ? .ita i v
i tuned ami wi ikied, mi eerl I
Ul Ina . .,.?.? I,r . . ,
"I" M. Vital fnfci i .
Hl"re Itl l|a| . i jy
in itie i nan -t i.o wm allowed ti v ip
uni healthy ms I ' ? e d'An
Bl 'uno ?'??? Molli lolii ni lill
ll n| . I. il i '? i il.n Billi
vii-, i, nm ii iv? Im remarked in lin pas
woman ? bej wen it ai
ah ni i ii. I- ?- 'i'1" - -
i m .i-i.
and an en el len l farmer and gai.i Hu Ima , i
I- lt im aerates beavilj em umlmied s Uh di
III In I gilli I I ibip Hie m
rleered them md greatlt nun weil their value,
11 ls a ini-laae l" 'Inuit Hie I icu, li w.rn ,. i
aa BXiOlieel mothal ba ut e bet tel . ia a .nv
respects than the Koallah woman, lu the .irs s
i lisa her fault ts that she is in such a Ii-k-i i
liri poona t"lk tli.it ali. donlee tn. m aiit?o|..iriai.itv
for studying the world nu Ieee ai achoo! or u
ii.-r.ira. rsaaaat'a cbildrea alone are snnared te
warn for tneomelvaa m the arhool ot eaaertea
l inlet the Maggot law the one tu wlmes favor the
divori e ia guan ifill hai.. tin sutlii tliiUlU ul thi
shiliUeii av eu attci a act. omi tuan uga
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