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Ilr. Win. Dish: 8c incur thus writes to the London fiasco co the above sellout:— lir.-—Yoa assigned rues liberal space in our columns when I rscsctl addressed you in the cape..- ty of oriciissl for Alice; bar in. and Gould. I ho on will now allow roots for this letter. which I wrlPt: n the simple shamtorof a loyal Irishman. I wish to make a sag- gostiou which I would far rather bod emanated from one more entitled than lava to claim the attention of my ,llfll-ossu race. In aorisia like the resent. how- "or. I hope used not a legion for oler u a word of I‘yioo. the sincerity of w lch can scarcely e called in km 1 think the time has arrived when itheconies a solemn and paramount duty of loyal Irislnneu of all nussioua in London and thoprovinees. merging ndivsdsol did'erences. to declare by nblic nice ng or formal address their unahiiken devotion to the throne and constitution. and their unmitigated ahliorroocc of tho Botanic atrocity which. perpetrated under the in. suited nature of Irish patriotism. has lost sent a thrill of horror from one part of the kingdom to the other. 'v'liere are obvious reasons. I think. of a large and na- tional character. In favor of such a movement: but there are also considerations of a more iractical and personal kind which are worthy of grave and immediate attention. A panic is rapidly spreading which, unless checked in its earlier stage, must tend to produce eulaniitons results among the industrial orders of Irislnnen resident in the various centres of trade and commerce in England. Let the notion once possess the public mind that amen the bubbles classes of my countryman -‘ lrish " an " Fenian " are convertible terms. and who can any how long the English artisan or labourer will consent to work side by side with men committed on the above assump tion to a diobillcal policy of secret treason and daauirdly crime! "ships are nisnaced with Fenian fire. how long will Irislitnea be emplii ed in our public docks! lf wauhouses are in den or ruin explosive compounds. how long will lrishmen die allowed to labor in their; ‘precltictsl What. in a word. will be the pros acts for; the winter if thousands of Irishiueu are driven runs the: English labour markets under the ban cl a national prescription! Those are no speculative questions, nor' are I a fanciful alarmist. There are grounds only too solid, for contemplating the possibility of such a catns~ , trophe. It is not the rolessional man. whose social position ls interlaced With various ties of home relations : and rivste interests, who has anything to fear. The: mischief trill fall on those whose humlilcr lot oxposcs' them to misrepresentation the rushes them res ionsihle for gui hich they are no; parties. Sir. I where the vast ityot'iny conntry- men in London. are at heart as loyal and true as on * soon in her Majesty's dominions. I believe that the: miscreants who planned tho desperate outrage of Clerk- ; cowell. if Irishmen by name or birth. are miserable and misguided tools ct foreign conspirators. It I am right. T can the loyalty of "in; countrymen be too soon declare-ill If I am wrong—g Di ri‘us omen in'erfrmt ."‘—-can the i danger of the situation be too soon exposed! When f ssiissiua nrc abroad, when " (i reek iii-e ' may inconcef t home. oraColt’s reruilver the head, ofa loyal citiZen, _.

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Wt tho rains. t would seem as lftlis elements as well as tho commission, had resolved to allow no trace of this gigantic failure to survive. The atom which lately burst over Paris has destroyed a vootigo of the vast gross- housos sad the reserved g'stilca. which had been slstcst marked out for preservation after the not had been carried away. No scene of desolation would ever equal that which Insets the gone as you wander through the masses of broken palm trees. crushed magnolia. and every kind of raro and extensive plant. hat by the city of Paris for the exhibition. and not to be replaced under a sum of woman francs. The violence of the wind use be judged when it is motioned that the loss roof of the greenhouse scores to have been first lif oa'snd then to have fallen with a tremendous crash into the interior of the building. crushing ever thing beneath its ndoroua weight. The confusion of robust statues. sxuas’hosd glass. and twisted columns. gives the place appearance of some newly dug out destruction. occasion» ed by the explosion of a raining battery which had ls'm for some time concealed beneath the earth and rubbish thrown up at the same time. .

And all around the outer circle the scene is oven yet more indicative of ruin and desolation. animated enough. but with the animation of destruction. that of a besieged town about to be surrendered to the enemy. \vhcscinhabitauta ave packed up in all haste to avoid the sack and pillage which must ensue. Hundreds of waggmis loaded to the very ut- mostsrchnrried slow by locomotives. whose discordant shriclts echo through t to long covered ways like those of the flying population. The very atmosphere is loaded with the hissing jets of steam. and if there had been any also it would have disappeared behind the clouds of vapour sent up by the perpetual tumult. The whole aspect of this hurry and tumult reminds one of the flight o the Hebrews out of Egypt only that in this case the despcllirig has been all on the side or the Egyptians. But from the park is the dose- lation most visible. l'lie cynical visitor deduce that King Harisainann must surely have consummated tho bombard. mom of the building in order to get it all the quicker out of sight. The walls are knocked down in many places to get the heavy machines more easily through—the ootways are encumbered with boxes and with packages—with rough deal cases and holes of coarse matting. Ross the sacked city is . behind in an in nudity of "mg. n a. s... 3.1"“, m" team's little distance on. while the father. assisted by the earthquake. or St‘blsllpol after the cannonado. novi- the little boy. proceeded to cut down thctreea for tlieir‘ and there the trees have been out down to allow of thei load. The child acyclic cautioned his father to keep

-' Now." said the sire. tnlting out hlsanowy pocket- handkerclilef. you w loss that this is not what you supposed it was. but merely a painting." And be pressed the handkerchief on the “ illustrated " spot. then raised it suddenly to his nose. ‘° lly Jupiter! " he exclaimed. “ its a rotten g altar all! "

Billy had taken the ten dol are and broken bencfids rotten egg on the door step.

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Taoism s hirs- ox ran SLY: on Scotti: av a Pastries:- All-I l)nuoasiann's.-—Miaa 'l‘——" What shall your dress be?" Mrs. 8—“ I'll take an alpaca with trimmings; t what is yours my dear I' Miss T—' Give me a inclr-an. tiipio. plain.‘ Dressmakers produces samples of the above goods in a liquid form. and serve them out in glass tlnmbles. Ladies empty thlmhles. and drcrsnislter enters it in bill as gimp and heglea. The business is carried on quite profsssionsll . A rose you know. would smell as street by any at tor name. and Bourbon isjast as good call you call it gingham. The following explanation of terms may enable you to come to an understanding with your wife's dressinakerz— Moire. anti ue. whito silk. London gin: gingham, Bourbon whis ey ; alpaca. Santa Crois: delaine. Jamaica Rum ; tartetitn, Scotch whiskey; poplins. Irish whiskey : silk, 8. O. P.; barego. sherry: plain merione. XX Aleutll wool plaid. alf-an-alf. Mixed drinks are distinguished by the style of trimmings. A ' gingham flounccd ' means Bourbon sour; spotted sill: ia a mint jiilep. A poplin goreii‘ is synonymous with hot whiskey &c.

A and accident took place at East Cbcboguc on Tues- dsy mornin . Mr. Ebenezer Allen. who had several years ano. oat the use of his legs. went out with his son. aliitlc boy of only 8 years. and one of his daugh- ters. a girl of 15. to et a load of wood about half a mile from their dwell n . The girl was left with the

passage of heavier waggona. and. amongst the stumps which : out of danger. but rom his crippled state he did not do The child iminediate- ‘

stick out some {wt above the ground. may be soon the» colossal pieces of artillery—half hurried in the mud—with their ponderiius jaws wide 0 cu. as if appealing against the neglect andobliviun ts whic they had been condemned. It is curious once. h that the Oriental portion of the park has been presch from destruction the last of all. The Roy of'l‘unis has given orders for numerous photographic.

no. and a large tree fell on him. ly ran for his sister. and they to other lifted the log from their father's head. Mr. do u Hersey. who hap- pened to be Wllllin a few hundred yards at the time.

toned to the spot. where he found Mr. Allan dead. With his head crushed quite out. of its natural alni e ; he must

flltullgllthu Exhibition; and photographers are busy new In“ dim! i'"“""““‘°lY~“[Y“'m°“m "en" °

in tracing it as it stands amid the ruin going on around it, while the trunipcry pasts-board edifices representing Moorish cifcs and Turkish divans. with all their water paint decora- tions was); 1! out by the .ain. and their canvass architecture rent and torn by the wind. still subsist like the deserted tenements of liarllomy I-‘air. \vlun the ammo have gone on

serious explosion lately occurred at New Dublin. in the store of Mr. Donald Currie. Having a lighted pipe in his mouth. Mr. Curry was steeping over or near an open keg of otrder. when it is supposed that a s iurk innat have fit len into it. causing the explosion. hlr. Curry

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before and the carts have not yet nriivcil to carry elf the properties. Inside the building all shape, form. or con- sistency has vanished completely. ' ' 't s

was seriously. though not dangerously. injured. Ilia face, which received most of the blaze. is burnt nndl

'l‘liehumsn portion of the show is not thclcast curious to coll’l'll‘l‘ll)‘ 0"“ “'llh "W‘lW- F‘WWUMCIY llll “Kill; behold. Never was a liner opportunity afforded for the is not impaired. The ll‘ullillugiancomplelc rain. The! observation of the commute of national character. The roof and the side and end nearest the powder werel French workmen. who leaves his ivork half finished toadmiro’hlotvo entirely oil. and a smashing business was done:

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some risk must attend those who take a prominent part ' the cleverness with which the first half has been performed. in such a demonstration : but the path of duty. if some- : and rusht‘is off to seek approqu the liclgian. who goes times one of danger, is always one of honour. and I am ’ steadily but with llll‘h solid precision. dcspisingall resource confidant there are thousands of gallant Irish hearts of i b'" "It'll “ PI°°°°d| “0'” himu‘“: ll" Amulet“! Who. On

every crud and cl”. who are rem. . m wwoud w my i the contrary. heilcfi.'vt'llllt)ltl thanks or acknowledgment. on Invitation. The place. the time. an the form of holding j “"3" "‘5" ’ ‘ufl’m‘m‘ “h”? “l‘lul‘d‘d u. d‘mim‘h “5‘” and t'ncxlitstc progress: the English. in their shirt sleeves.

such a meeting or preparing such an address as I haye ,. . , I _ . pro used I need not now pause to indicate ; but I have :x;:°‘l_:l;mf'y°‘£‘Qfl‘ia‘g‘agflgr 3:: {u ' “W "IKKNl-‘outmd 1 “m [WWW l" “’3' 'h‘r“, Frenchmen for not understanding the direction shouted “ “3 "Null‘m- % forth in‘lingliaill; the whole togrtltor reminding one forcibly 1.1m Tu" W N" 1’on---'l‘lw New York World i 3.31:1 3.33..“ $“hll‘:‘.:‘.§if..?’5. TK?‘3§.I$.‘3."L? "limit" ill“ all"? I" 50.00” Ill-"‘0'" 0|“ Of “mill”? f tongues. and consequent enmity of souls. arising from the not; 33;:.:::*i..t”:::.13.":; 1:33.? .l': "r m." t a companies are OI II I ICI’YIE. W ltl “VG! mun jewelry box make" only L500 tire at Work; 60 per time and risk. Ever y hunt the wagons start for the circular mm. of god dlsmfnd aclt‘tzrs sro Il‘dlu; animations-third a ru’ilway.) and or}:‘ angled awayh to the ditl‘cretit stations. or the l jewe ry po a err. w o are most y women. A or me hey are Mel on to t c railway which conveys are unemployed; of the burnishera of silver plate, u i them to their place or destination. And as the engine. least half have no work. and these that are elm; Willt‘ll'pllfrl and snorts slot. the narrow lino. disappears played earn araall wages; of bunk-note engravers only i from sight. bearing alter it t a unsold produce which its

100 m “ 'ork “8.30" {mm 800 m 1.000 in “mm. . uwnle‘l‘llltl bot-In at so muclhgpshins and Fxpen’sc toconvey _ 'tn t it great nttmationa s ibition 0 use . we cannor y'm' 0‘ a“ o'mo ewnun' Mm“ 600 "' am on help feeling some sympathy for the load of onto and disap-

ern lo scent; of the bricklayers and masons. who are . . , . nbdbtbalf as numerous as the carpenters. Infillfi' are out .rlmmz?‘ [m alkcnlftlxngrmgd'b Am'm. I???“ "f “'N'ki I" "W h“ finl'hel“ "“ (“m”), ‘7‘)“ y "l ‘5' thousand iiuvviss and corrosion will hire entigly mention. but as work is dull. each individual receives and imm ‘1", mm“ of mg"... why. .3” I... a" of I"! only 0“ “I‘m”. "mil"; ""3 20-000 “"0"” 'W l the year which ve it birth? The answer may befound obll d to support themselves on 30 per cent. lessi in the swarms a painted lisrlota attracted hither by the wor than last year; great stagnation prevails in the . Exhibition. and now left to dust like so many bubbles on iron business. and a large proportion of the workmen ‘ the great ocean of the misery of Paris. Their numbers have nothing to do; there are 10.000 ship-carpenters render the great boulevards impassable sflcr a certain hour and caulkiira out of employment; there are 500 idle of the night. Neither the lpulll "MW! of the police men out of 4.000 cigar m'okers; and the dultleas of f nor the individual efforts of tho owners of tho dilferent business has greatly reduced the earnings of those cei- ifafes nttualctl In the Ktinulpal thoroughfares. can remedy played; there are 3,000 to 4.000 ‘long shore men. persona m u" ” “"“l "‘l 9’ "MM ‘0 ““h "‘ "u" '3’“ who “land “my” who 1,", no “ark. or, u be“. . it has become the subject of inquiry of the Government small and unfrequont jobs; there are over 6.000 unsm- ’ ["9" m” Meddc‘” “ l“ B‘““' d“ “l”. W"- ‘99“th played clerks. Inqu of whom have been latel died“‘3‘:$53,111,;:;;:‘:h:“£x£gslmmgmn“"’:Il‘chlu‘“ . “fltl‘ on coscnaon.

“hW‘d o“ "com" 0‘ we “HM” 0' "m" “up "3 ll" pacing the pavement from sunset till subisise. famiahgd wit business; a great many servant girls are out of places. hunger, burnt up with fever. yet shakin with the cold I and their number is unusually heirs augmented by the living reproach to all the lpkldor whic greets them 'on arrival of «immigrants who are desirous of domestic in. way; and the tears roll down their painted checks as sorvrcer. and are too poor to go Westward. The office they try tn grimacc a nails as the gaudla passes them by of tho Superintendent of tho Pom is crowded from from the opera to his club. herding nothing but the incon- auurttlng until night. Tho majority of the applicants vsnieuce to his own precious person of wading through the want fuel and clothing. This is a pit-tum of the death mail across the pavement to his carriage. The boulevards tuticn existing in New York. The population of the It this moment are actually fermmrmg with this strange other largo cities in the Union are not inth better oil'. 19""0“ 0‘ Mum“ ""lch‘dm’h "Id the HI! Md Plain!“ “Wm—wwww-w-ww - rcllections once suggested by the brilliant shops and lila- rninoted cafes are all saddened by the contrast of those hollow-eyed. hungry-looking victims. whose mirth is oven more piteous than t cir despodr. and whose laughter rings v with such startling echo above the rattling of the balls and the loud disputing of the billiard pla m. A memorial has already been sent up to the Chem r of Deputies. se- conded by the member for I‘illanccurt. to suggest that some measures be aims for the immediate removal of these uniortnnates to their tive Provinces; and an

ltla hardly a matter of surprise to read of the pore petration of great crimes in New York. Chicago, or: coats of the other cities of the Republic that have he- csma somctcrious for the anilacit and daring with which urinals committed within tisir precincts, but who. we coo t stated that in well-regulated Boston and the citicat at cluster around it, not a single night photo without the perpetration of two or three hur-

glfllfl. '0 N“ "M". ""99 “l‘ml’hm’m' “ll amelioration of the law b whi‘ the areaubjooted to the sash lo the fm- Elohim“ "0m “‘9 ll“ “1"” 0" 9"" surviellanco of the poliecythe limitat of their numbers. pfic l occurrences. with M ll“ “Wm M blflll ands provision for sickness and old age—which begins

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its llavo; an embankment in State-street, with the tcf an insurance clerk. ibis. a local paper thus

at up the cats for a week :-“ Two private hearts to one of the neat quiet and secluded parts of the city have boss robbed of large amounts within the wash. Thesan of one store has been emptied lo the Maine, ecohduates engaging the attention of all the attendants on duty to ioakc t possible. One gru- tlonton he’s been attached by a gang of three h livay- vose. with the Deans of rapid ill ht. a one of the races able attests of tho 8 Boy. and only saved from being plundered l3 a vigorous sac of a unsold . the possession which might have

very early with these unhappy eroaturer-havo been sug- gasisdsa at sub act for debate at tho comedian—Paris L o Uwrpocl Journal.

Tits Pow-as co ltracrsnrou.— Billy Smith is a car- rings maker in a shop of Pulfordh Om. in our village. Bil via agenias. as the fgecna red and yellow stri s on l‘ulford's we as a w: and while counterfeit it enters one day. or his own amusement in the rear o the shop. his mind happened to run on the subject of rotten eggs. and forthw tli one of these interesting olvleeta appeared on the board beneath his magical brush. It was represented as broken, and was so natural that an observer might fancy that it caused a disagreeable odor. The leture remained there for some time. all who had occulsm to that way. not caring to disturb a thing so forbiddin to the delicate sense of the nasal protuber- anes. Ono ay '8qolrsM saw it and up lied his llagentc his nose. Billy saw him and explain to bits that it was merely point. At first he would hardly be liars, but hell convinced. be stored Bill tea dollars to palate stint at one on his door step. a ’ airs was something sfa wag. and visbed to see the set produced on the ladies and gentlemen who had been lr riled to a party at his house that ovealng. hilly novtvedktoh dollovasad promised to have the

arrived. and so did the ladies sad tlowowi ocoewlou passed over Billyfislatln .

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in crockery. The principal part of the goods. being on g the opposite side a the store. escaped with slight. ill-g jury. There were three or four men in the shop when the explosion took place. but they threw themselver list upon the floor and escaped from the blaze. Al : piece of the building slightly injured one of them. 5 l

An exchange says: " The London Times has tnken up the question of naturalization in cornest. and strive- rates a revision of the matter b a mixed commission. , The law. as it stands. is nbanrilenough. The child or; American parents. born in England. in British subject, l and might be tried for treason against the Queen. Not only that. but the horn American is a British subjeet.l by law. if his father or grandfather was one. The 5 stamp is so indelible that it lasts three generations. In I airlct law. not only overly naturalized Englishman ori’ Irishman in America eonl have olaimcil exemption from conscription in the late war. but the children and grand- children of adopted citizens could have done so.