- al.3—

lei i'. m~u

lllc

the A

ill church are a. curious mixture ol Christi-gin bu strain.

The several Cl'l'ellitllilcs incrieau ( lilpiciicc which ““Ill‘flll l’t dy‘

-«

urity. Judaism. and ignorance. unity is hcre hilt a by wliic

Chi-i4]. 1 all ' we can sce. As the arrv st was in idi- nil—an piupiyppilhpl . by the lord m. i~tvaiI'. on without the mo Pum— an, dupul and Lupus. ~I orders ol the Government. lill‘ latter .lt once

to”. mph.“ Ir c ed the acti. ii of the former. and the I ' . It In: Sec lrv has doubtless luv this time sIISnldicis me the (.lllfle ot the hind. It is - “in... ,.n .....-.. \lelflndlllllid to Mr. “u

mud) “mm m ‘lc"(""l““c" “'lll' “wl :rd. It is not painful to see a s-icctu-Ic w character and tastes of the people rather I i-nctli'tl m tllr I to live on otucrs thail to work. that it i~j gm. 4. amp? lliflicuit to understand why even a but ‘lahor. whilst so ii any live by execution: and plunder. livery province has ‘ rebels~if not. tiie mob armIv nt’ the sovt eignsol the land—Io teod.clotb . and i

ii

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NEWS SUMMARY. ‘I ! 'l'ttt: llaliau (iovcrniiicnt is about send- and when supplies become, scarce the, {at “MIN” “ "‘m'l "Xi‘WHlb’" W “l” L“ H1” piece of bread is snatched lrom the lit - -t ciliiiigr is known as to the cause tll'tllljl'l'l

aunt‘s month. and to punish him for it" in; ' .,r (i... ,,,.,\...m.,mI A MW...“ "3;"... withh ~ld it his poor but. is set on lire. aml ll

savs lat Atlliiiral Farragut hit.

the ri lit: harvest in his fields \voiitolily , :l'm l" ( :I'lmim dusmwmp Aa promise to support the Liberals Ul ltalIv. Beggars are necessarily iiiniicvoti: j and he only :i its liic reply ol' (iariblll'li.

Fll'St. because many prel'ci' llegfl‘lIU-T "'z'l'llc :iiinonuccui ill was made iii both work. and the aliiim rum dignitute to the easy protession of arms; secondly. so many peasants are reduced to the ntmostl poverty by the lawless bands of rubber 'has lll'l'll llll'ili‘llly betrothed tn l’t'ltli‘l‘s; pad soldiers lthatI infest the laml. lb- I. Klzli‘ghcliia ot'denozi. (i ii-ibnidi has ni'i. ionic css. ant wit tout any means to en ~. . . . . ~ .' ca all chance on: - l:~' .' a l n- . ttvutc the sod. they are lorccd to appeal' I . I .1 t ,l i "I! 1' l 'M“ I‘ “H h w the chm“). of othersI AI llilidl ll.- . Ilii \\ .nv-h he, congratu- Cufiuus m m“ the was...“ R do; men I ' lates the Lilitcd States on encouraging. . I i . his very name is applied as all instilling by the lil'cselice of an American ticl't. lbr ' " -‘ ’ ’. ~...... ~ - . . , . :‘IlglEQIE-II 1151:thchin limos "Suburb; (Mil - .\ation:il aspirations-ll ltalv. it is report. i ov c‘ in s "lul'lll icsocta scac. . 3‘. — - .~ '- . n . ed [in il~ .t. .. 3 . - but tlio ragged, itchy. lt-prnas beggar ls‘ l ,t' 1f 1° ll. 3 l\ 1‘ “ll “'3‘” I““""‘ oxaumlnbovc “HI [pygmy .flw mnniicgotiatioas with the lnlpl-rial (MH'L'l‘I‘t' honorable )rolcssion in 'Abvssima. 1 meat for a. revision ol the Com-ordat. The l'ewlmcrehants in thi. country trade M ii “M II. IIIIIIIIOII VII IWIIIII I“; I‘m" II_ with Motemma or lllassoivah; export I ‘f‘ I. . .I ' ,' l ’. i ’ ..'. ivoryI {:01le “.an “0le can]... an.” and ii .iuIini itattau lioiu t.ic Sultan ot lnrlmy import Cotton. cloth. red Sui-ct cloth. to. I. to \ sit (,‘onstanlmoplc next summer. 138009 {or Slim}. Sill“. «fie-I A5 a rule Illl"_.\' The King alid Queen of Portugal and me lw“ “m wk I" gm" "Him": “'9” [the' tilt. while i'lBlill'illtl" trim a huntini' prolits are enormous. lint: liieiii s cc, I I I I _ ,IIII _ I “_ " also great. ()l'ten alter a long lit . ol toil. l W”) m '“I ‘l‘ln‘l‘ “‘ l" ““l "W" hm" they are spoiled by the sovereign of theIthe roadside. 'llie Guard returned the 133“! or all “loll: l“"’l"fl'l.i' “"‘l‘I‘l' sjmll‘élirt‘. billing,r sonic. oi the as .liits and titvtaipielext. bilveisiulths. bi: smiths. ‘ wounding My“. _I_I The Rum] pIm‘. ml.“ carpenter anti those more or i Slillll‘tl‘ I I I” I . I I f n ' 1.. in lltlilillcl‘tllls. are looked upon with sus ll‘" (‘ "'l" 3 “"0 I" “m” 11'“ "‘ picioii b ' the ignorant mass. They Will” Q‘Wl‘ll “‘“lt‘ “"lHlFl- supposct to have intercourse witlt thel Letters lrom liillarney .x that ii..- llcVil and wttli evil spirits. to ho ptiwt‘l'lti. up...” “I mm (mm M”, ,.. “may «__, I.- inagicialis. the. l‘l'flll] these reasonstbc'. I _ ‘II I x I . I “I I III. 1 “III: genera”),“,0iIlIIIIIIIIIII pIIWIIIIIIsIIIII I Ililiv. s oi til soiled o r l .lll. l..it \ill .lllt minded enough to lulloiv their \VL'lLN-“H ltmaid. who wcr-i cxeciitcd at .\l:mc!l<-~tcr iterated but despised trades. have c sell to receive any money from Duess. lthc l’ar iillicrs who t'cl'i to contribute The Abyssinian dres‘l consists pr‘ncipnl- to their support or that ol the cluirch. iy ofa largo pieccot cloth. nail is like thel T. II, II H II I I II I III I..I I garb ol' the menial. the peasant. and tin-1 ‘” I““'m " ” "'I'" "" '”‘ ”” " ’ ““" noble. The only tlill'erencc is that thel -" it‘l‘l'll‘b’ gale “'"r' it'll ll||"'l 't-lll 1‘3”! texture oi the poor man‘s cloth is coarst'ri laiid on the night ot the lst l-‘i oruary: and than the red striped Shaina oi the liiglll‘l‘l flimsy...“ bull. p, “1;. “mi map...“ 0" I: I. classes. Iriestsaloneweal-tarballs. Old I 1 IIIIII IIIIII I IIIIII IIII I . I I men and women who have adopted a. “l” I" I ' ' "ll“I"“"f "' '3 “mm” monastic me co“... the“. “was with n and in Liverpool chininics and signs were blown down and houses moved.

,llouscsot the its. 'i l‘.ivli:i2nl-iit on tiic

lst l’t:lli*ii:ii-I\‘.'li-it (‘i'nwn l‘ iiicc “Hubert

PWPJRSFP

ugly turiicll so quickly into.

l-Iilllll llros

small white cap; all the others protect me . Illel

priests and lower orders shave tlicie heads,

The soldier allows his

head with a thick coating 01 butter.

once ti. month. iiair to grow long. wears it plaitcd and well bcsmcarcd with butter ind powdered with a green lcal' having: grant smell. All wear trousers made of white cotton

cloth. In tho Amh: ‘a country they are worn long. cut above the instep iii

a triatigulai shape. shorter, and I' only below the knee. To these the soldier adds a. belt of cotton cloth. train to to 20 yards long. \Vhlii he goes into action he wears. instead ol his cloth. citllcr n sliniiia (a lur coil- with eight or ten strips hanging from i and hanging on the shoulders) or a Sili'lll cloak. made of red. black. or some gall-ly- looking cloth or silk. (ireat iucn alone are allowed to \v 1' Shirts. 'l'lic iii'tic oldie. sati All}. iiirin decoration pr seated by the sovcrv In former vcar< a shirtman was held Thcodoriis has been quite .- dccoriition us ol‘ his titles and c\ nl our ser " uls are Ilit‘illlit'i ol the ' ()rd '1' oi‘tlic Spirit.‘ The liitw: or i. ('l‘ll‘l ol' silvcr-giit. ivorli on tile light arm. isa high ill tiiictioli oiin accorded to celebrated warriors. ‘l‘he spear. the sword. and the shield are the soldier's arms. .\l:my ac- quire gt lskili in the one. of the tirsl: but

firearms. though generally had and "he.

less matcl-i-locks. Ill-bl iii liiuch bi hcr estimation. The strl-ngtliot the lit] pretenders and of 'l‘lieoiloi'ns himself dev

pends on the numbers ot their man.

TsAquiasiisrbithrioi:

{From Ll .-

SUEZ-l3.

rm Ynl‘l’: HIM/hi)

On Sunday last. 'l‘raiii stood on the very pinacle ot' the world. grand. gloomy and 1 culiar. wrupt id lilc solitude at his civil in vidliulity 'l'hrsugh iiilii the American eagle had been assliilcd;—-on him the “l‘lllnli lion

hall fastened its ciiiws;—around iliin, and furl llm'lng l”""“"’l" “~"'l"‘l ‘l""\'” 1H" “"‘l I I bl'". borne war was to bc wang ;—airc:idy t at all events the l-‘cuian snare is becoming ‘ l "”""“l

he heard (arid we heard) cannon to right ot hini, 'uunoii to left of him, voileying iiild thundering; —- and as tivo mighty nations fought for his body, dead or alive. and myri-

nds fell prone that he illighlliold his head}

crcctt—it seemed as though the npotbeosis ot

Train hm] mme nud ,. “u...Idi..;n;,y“.us up...” ‘, llotihcr made a ionsr speech on llll‘ sub'

to be added to the brief roll of our American gods.

Nothing could be liner than this dramatic. episode. in all its parts. as it lint appearctl.l

Train advances upon England. siilglt -lltl|lllt'tlv

and dctiant;—-in the distance the liritish lioii voted for the cutistit lillil Were gone but i ll" 11‘ “r” mil"! 1'“ ill“ l""“l.\' 1" l’"."- "‘

crouehcs, with glaring eyes and claws on sheathedI—Train's nostrils arc dihit . with live and vengeance as he approaches when. suddenly, in the very act. of cramming: ill: first stump-speech down tiie enemy‘s throat, the latter takes an undue advantage, slips a pair of liaiidcutl's on his wris ~l. aiid mart-tics him on" to n. dungeon to await the farther wrath of England and brood over the coming vengeance of America.

Thus the case appeared on Sunday, and thus it continued till nightfall of Monday. The blood of America was beginning to boil. undamilliou tongues were quivering with

speeches that could hardly wait the hour of

their transmutation in lilinie bullets and s ig- goring battalions. Not ti young Alncrit. ii but found it hard to bottle up his wrath; liUl n Congressman but lclt his lingers achilu: to begin the forging orntorical tlltlntlcrboits: not an Irishman but wuxeil eloquent as 'l‘rnin himself. Train was on cverynody‘s lips. it not in cvcrybody’s heart; and even the land- ern spilynx opened his mouth to give vent to the feelings of his soul. llavnnii. Grant called for a chart ofthe “rillsll Channel. and with compressed lips inquired of Adam iindcuu how many men in armor ordinarily guarded the ’l‘ower of London.

It. is grievqu to have llil tllcsc theatrical effects spoiled. It hurts our pride, when the translbruiation scene taken place. to see. in stead ol‘tlle lconinc monarch advancing upon the bird ot‘Jovc in all the pole and circum- stances of his ferocious nature, a Hibernian constable. with the warrant ut‘u local inagls~ unto in his hand, walking oti‘ with Mr. Train to examine whether ho had collie to the land of fit. l'i'itrick with the intention of llb‘llll! a disturbor of the peace. And when it appear- (.‘tl tiiut all the proceedings lollowmg this

were equally dull and coalition-place. when it was found that he wnsilmlieiliatc y discharged. and only taken in custody again till the auth- orities were informed of his arrest and had time to order his release—the visions of war and glory and America triumphant were dis- nipiucd. and in their stead we saw ’lI‘ram do. acemiinu from the piliiclc cl notorinly and t litlni; his place again in the ranks ot wit-11y

lit Tigray they arct

n Mlilll‘,

lll‘

After living ii fresh.

Many people were struck down by tho lallinIgr

No uiariiic d' s reported.

The l'aslia. oi l'. pt has accccd-‘d to the of Lord Slacb-I'. :md ha, “‘0: lch {the native l" rplians whom he scutto join ‘thc lirilisli Expedition in Abyssiiiia.

l ' ‘lie coninicuts ol the American papers Inn the arrest ol Mr. '1' do have been re lccivml in London. and have evoked much llil‘t as discussion ot‘ a lt'l|)]llll':ll‘_)’ aiid coil- Ill'ilialanv cliai'aclcr. l A Victori-i (V ~ouvcr Lian-l) di-spatt'li lsays that a public moi-till; was hell tilt-ri-

loll lli.

l'Ct

llll ult.. to ill~t't|s‘~‘ the t‘\lll'illi'llt‘I\’

-3ill':ipplylll'_’.‘lili' alllilissillii into lll|‘ Now

i Dominion ol ('analla. A resolution in lav fvor ol consolidation was passed.

1-1 erallicat -.’l. b' it h is lpii tcd down :i 1:4Iti‘l ,ilcal. ()JL‘ ill the iwas l‘t‘(‘|‘l|llI\' tiril :hiwd -\nl bl land at the. suite i all llI‘ t:

iii-.es leadingr 1 no iii ' citv were cut 1prompt acti~ni oi' tir- poliec prc‘rcntcilaoIi l)i\id 'Il:!l .ldhil licrt'I\ have

in. oi the cilv oi‘L'mii

l ilp.

llt'

Il'tirihl-r llilll’d 2-.

ltwo llt'oilil-rs. ll"l'll . 'rcsll-nl

on H

charize ot ro'iY-lnI»: one oi'l c "till -lillp~' ill '| large ip: \ilil'V Ul po.v.i. r .\

lliillllt'tl l-‘it:'.p:ilrick lll'll‘\'l|'

lli‘ill

also

‘.’.l,

‘Iuhcn !:i‘;cu he had some “ lirccl; Fit-t Ibis pot-kcts, lie is supposc'l to be impli- ‘Ic tt-ti in blowing: up the in (‘o"‘ "l'l.is is all llil' lll‘\\'s' of any important on the is we have at lll't“lill. 'i'i'li‘llN 'l is helping to quit-1 the l"~-' I‘l'ildlis ratllcr than cxt be .them.

l..

his

less.

it is reported llrit the French (inverti- ;nicn’. is likely to withdraw the new liili tlation ot‘ the Press, .\liui.~lcl' 1. lie said he was unwillingtoopposo liln ii lelidencies btit lltc linipii .:|lltllllt'[)t'.ilpli‘ demanded that some restraint be imposed ‘ upon the Press; l'ont'iiiiilions ol those who

.It for the i'

l to ‘t'-llllllll.tllS oi" their successors rcipiiri-d

llho same guarantee. The clause of the ,bill abolisliiliglhe pi iiininary license to

l publiin was adoptcd by almost all unani» mous vote.

Napoleon has introduced a iii-w gold

coin. (in one side is

—‘_‘Tl francs.” 'l'hia~ is the tint step to. wards' a universal tlct‘iIqu currency. :adoplcd to all nations.

The " Dellattc." a .‘vl'liil-llillt ‘ journal. says that (ill .lt Britain has requested lili- 9 liiu'opean Powers to stop removing l'uDriA lives from (finidia.

'l‘llI‘ latest advices from the Abyssinian l‘i‘qll'lllllttil are vely discouraging. as they lol'bill the hope ill a sticccsstlll or sale lnovo this season. i‘hc army was \Vcll supplied. and the advance, uildcr (iencrai Napier had reached the harbor ol' Alitolo.

Silli’l‘tNli INTE il‘S’i‘ti Fltlt ilili8.—-Ai‘cord- inglo the Annual 'l‘radc {evil-w oi Messrs. llneltei'. Oll'ei‘ & (,7o.. tIl London. there longht to hi it reviv l in Shipvbuiidiug iii ’the Colonies this Iilar. They further say —-iuld the prediction is contained in sero- i‘al other circulars now lli'l'ore its—"til. though dangerous at all times to assume tile ollice ot a pi'opiiet,wc an : icipatedbclter l'i'eighls during the present year on Save- l‘tll grounds. The production ol ships ill this country, our North American (Joli)- tilt“. and the United Status. has been very limited during the last two 5‘ us. aiid at tile same time tho i lss of shipping by ti iialitics has been llllll~":l.ll_l‘ heavy.— \\'e tilled only refer to lllU cyclones and hurricanes in indin and the West indies

lviilllllelzs . It is very hard for Train,

‘objects :Illtl main were, killed Ullll'lglil.——-‘

- . l lulslii has not I\t‘l llccn :ilt.lgtvtlilvi~

'l'ac ‘

:il‘i‘i'st ‘

I but cur amount oi toilii lge lb 0.0:lscil. our liut llll‘l‘r is no help tor it ‘ commerce. which lias sull'v- ~cil so long

IIliI"ill;_'.'ll ovcl'dt‘adi. iallcial dis l tlirbaiiccs. may now I and create a more :ll'll lcuiand tor silip‘ pin: with a rciluccd supply; tin-so coil sidcratioi . combined with the tacls that tho cnri'I in: trade iiiiist r-\i-t. and that it cannot. ~_o on unless iiiade rcuiulic ilivc. wai not us iii in i;_r t'orw rd to use m ol'stcaily prosperity to the shipping intel-

n .l-sl.

to same circular says of Timber mea- surement :—

" Nomi- llll'tili\'l'llll‘li|‘l‘ having been lclt with respect to the llll'tlr'lil'l‘lilt-lll ol'tilu‘u-r cargoi s. consequent on the Customs dis Econlioning to iiicasuro wood goods for duty tin-directors oi the (‘udoins' llcui'vw ylu'lll Fund :Ilill lilll lll' l'lill \‘ ()ll'l-‘c have

lilillz'l'l ikcn to measure c. goes at e\ ' port in the Uiill-‘Il l-g-l-nli on mull-rate terms - will occur ‘ a ll|l‘"t~l in Ill 1 tc. Ironi thi- ot'tfinlllul werecommend the ill of ill l'oi' av;- clans in all limb tr ch II‘- tcrs —'l gut in be, p l by Customs bill o! cnlrIv. calt'lpro " sure.

iii

UllITi'i » STATE3.

it appears that Secretary Seward is not done leh the .\iab.~uii-i (use yet. The New York ’Iiibuiie‘s “'ashiiifztun corr pendent announces that be will soniii ' :lii exbat tire State paper on tile suijet it is. his intention to rev cw tho \\'llt)lt' Ill‘lllt'l‘ lib itil‘t‘o and tor new the di' oi internatioi ll llw alld iv down aml de- line the duties at bcilizciv 1 'l‘bcdocu- iiicnt. we are tobl. will then eonsidcv the respcctiv - positions of El "1 tall and the United ' sat the tltitlii' ik ill the late rebellion. and the next c . Iltcr will bode- ivotctl to a severe censure. ot the illll‘gt'tl iindoccut l.~'to in which the proclamation .ot‘ iiruiraiit was issued by the British I(_i|)‘.t'l‘illilt

u

The new llritis'i .‘.li:iis!ci‘. Mr. 1 'l‘hvlrntvl'l. was iillrllllut ‘ll lottn- l‘r on lli - i'lil. by lllt -rl-t rv Ilt Slate '| t lo the lolloiv: ' :ldllt'c

:9 mi:

lin- occ

‘ 'llli‘ ii lziot‘ lo ilrlivcr into - s a Ic tcr iilltlr.

you by ll. ‘t‘l'l‘lllllli‘V iii

I are your llx It‘llli'lil‘ lidsbip aml ol jib.- ducp int rcst she tales in tlic wcllarc I nl‘lho Nation over which iioit \\'tll'lllliI\' preside. llt-r .\l'ijeslv‘.~~ liov~ i-i'llilll‘ill and llll' l'lli”. sli Nation. ly :llil lor the w it sIviiipatth shown IltIV the people ol the [I'llllt States on the

- lsioll of ill" death ot iiiIv lamented prev sure your l . I] do my bcst totake his lions id to strength: il ions of cordial ll 'lsliip which it lppily subs‘ and whit-hit isour : 'ncsl lll - no and our duty as kiusinl-n lo Ilialll' lain llctivecn the two countri ‘. in t lplcasin;l task i am conlidcnt ill' I. i may .coiu-t upon the support and as~t~ 'Iltt‘i! of 'yoilr l-‘xccllciicy. as Well as tlic distinguish- :ud statesmen who coliiprise lur (‘.ibiuct :and ‘.be. Legislature ill this . .tion."

‘II

'l‘hc l’rcsideat replied to the :iildrcis as ,llllltt\\‘n:—

l " Mr. 'l'Iio.:ltilii. voul' Q iI' ii t'lij‘fl" .jlullre lilglllIv than any other 5 I\'t" “I lhl- respect. and sIvuipllliIi‘ Ili’ tli.‘ .\‘ll“l‘ll'.t|| tpcnple. 'l‘ile p. i-pll- oi ill" l' till-d Ht l’ -' v, will llelicve lli it site i.- iic. 'icci‘i ,tlie kindly lii v<~. \i'll ltlldllll. Iiou have d. lltl but will cncoui

I a sh. under llt'l't‘Uill' ‘lli' red to Iii‘ : and this ;: - ill-"ill to hope lnr it

file a-ljustlll-lll oi the llt'i‘ b.-t.v---~u her Maj s- ilI'.‘>~ uov ‘Iil and the (ill\'t'l'||lll-'llb oi 1llit'llllllt'll tics

l " Your lat - pin-doc. ‘ 'ucc. without any

ts‘i.‘ Fi'cdet‘ '

lll‘ililt di own to

-<or,

iii-

,sti'tt 'liom or any \\'.|Ill of r. gard to llritish | Il' ists. won the via-Ill ct :iii-l cstc ll ol ‘t‘li l.v l'li'lli'lll .iti ' nativiii x i I-"li‘l"