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No. 1724 DECEMBER 12, 1868.j
The same
THE CHINA MAIL.
THE PEKING COLLEGE. There is something peculiarly gratifying to the human mind in the idea of a College or University. A vast Hall or series of Halls, whore learned men consort and dif-
There was a spiritual dearth in the land, this maji made but a to your eyes to fuse a kuowledge of all sciences, all iangua faintly, and every qualification for the place or two of the leading Irish alergy qualities and Buddhism offered the only pabulum of oreups the railroad, each day drawing thee, all arts, is eminently fascinating to before them; but, instead of being preferred, of a higher and more noble order i
rest
of the cultivatoil intellects, and along this narrow obunel, will be always/ure prospeity. The idea; we have always shall succeed to the throne oreign genius where it really exists.
of
of Irish
RELIGIOUS SERVICES ON SUNDAYS still left unsatisfied by each system, as honest and direct enough-is get too
IN HONGKONG, «
tensions of the claimant underthe provisions as it wore, of religious zeal,--theas are the regards man's future state. Recognizing local to attract any but a small number of
of the Spanish Marriages? There is the qualities by which the magusatee of the ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL, Morning, 11 this craving as an inhorn instinct of readers. I might prove that was anfety, at
Duc de Moutpensier with the Spanish English Church earn their high positions, o'clock. Rev. W. R. Beach, BL.A. After humanity, Mr Wylin deduces from it the least, in the nogative goodness of our pre-
Princess, his bride. They are a well-con- and fail to earn any moral influence with poon 4 o'clock.-Rev, W. R. Buaoh, M.A.auccess of Buddhism.
sont homely Anglo-Saxon title. But is
ducted, respootablo couple, with a numerous their day. It is because we have seen in one UNION CHURCH.-Minister, Fov. D. B.
there
nothing. Morrie Morning Service, 11 A., Even-
years ago. Hiere
than those, ing, 6.30.F.M.
the imagination. The College at
at Peking they have been rejected with aspecial avor and qualities identified of old with Irish ST. STEPHEN'S MISSION CRAP-Ser- the class required, to say nothing of its West and East closer together. Do you was initiated with every prospect of BuGGORS, Siou. The Bourbon monopoly of privilege theological schools that we regard with vica in Chinese.) Morning 10 d'alockquality. Buough was found in the subtle think, O, owner of Oakland and fan Fran- It begut under auspices that bid fair to inhas Leon actually converted into a mono- sineetu plessurs this Rof. Lo Sain Yuan. Afternoon 3 palock. treatises of this system to oempy and into-
this recognition oisou lots, that the vast ourfeut soon to pour
of proscription, Dy the
Only that no i
Dean Mages, to holl kave been vac conceived iu a happy
In his address before the British Association Philip the religious condition of the na- kept within the bounds you have made for moment. It commended itself to the com-V was the cry of 1840. "None but foreign at Norwich, has ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL.Wition was to same extent applied by the ib? ***Stall not the potte be reprosont mon senso of all thinking people. The ob- blood for the throne of Philip is the self among t ton Street. Very Rev. T. Raimondi, P.
the inquestionably placed him- -minded of the Angli Ap. In the morning at 6, 1st the devotee, teaching bun to look beyond penple travel, that in the highway of our training in Western Science. The real gi may enter there, but not a Bourbon, and speak on the Banol of English Bishops
tendency it
gara to the thoughts of
of ad as well as the ternini? And where our vious want of Chinese people is a course of cry of 1868. Gree
Dane, or Kaglishman can clergy. Greek, 7, 2nd Mase; 8, High Mass with Sormon
If he will
will continue to think in Portuguese 9.30, Last Mass with Sur- prosout state of existenes, and this thought. Will the trains be freighted only on
oneera of civilization in tha
tha Exat, the Henceforth thero will be no Pyreneee," as he
Jo-
Bee as he thought and, spoke when he was ad- mon in English, by the Rev. T. Borgliguoli. Eratifying the longing for immortality inhe with merchandize, and shall we exchange suit Fathers, long ago saw this, and they said a French monarch; Henceforth the dressing himself to the first ranks of In the afternoon, at 4, Sermon in Chiness; rent in the buman breast. It appealed to nothing but goods? Will not civiliza
not our
"did what they could." If the Chinn of Fyrenees, shall be impassable," says the lish physical science,
of Eng Ireland at 4.30, Sermon in Portuguese; 6, Bene- the hopes and fears of its votaries, and its tion gain by the subtle inflowing current of the present day can be induced to accept Spanish nation.
land under a deep intellectual obligation may lay Eng- plan of rewards and retributions was. Dindo Eastern rehuorusut, and shall we not, by this instruction of an age for more enlight. While recording the vanity of these Roy-stich as has not often been incurred by oire diction
ST. FRANCIS KAVISK'S CHAPEL Spring precable to the humblest adhoroata. In the saune chanasi, throw into Fastru exered than that which sent out Bioci and Gardens. In the morning, at blase with it, men felt the happiest ex diplomacy, we
discomfitnre of this doop generation. Dr. Mag opinions can analysis of the Sermon in Chinese, by the Rev. F. Yaw. big to
But that their overy action carried with it, gone corresponding reault. Ages have rolled on, and Buddhism, if it had not stresigthened its stakes, has at least lengthened its cords.
upward
tho
At the Roman Cathilic Reformatory,ple into effect spine abatrast: prin- and liberality and if so, what could be pested. So reasoned the intelligent obser-ledge that our own alarms were unfounded. properly be supposed to have éternal con-
West Point, Rov. B. Vigano. Service at
7.30 AM.
BERLIN FOUNDING Bus Service in the German language, by Pastor E. Klitzke, on every Sulay, at half past ten .., in the Chapel of the Berlin foundling House,
West Point.
SAILOR'S HOME.Evening Service, at 6. Rev. John Kyle.
CERISTABERTHIAN SYNAGUOTE. Queen's Road (East). Servien at 4 r.a. every Sunday.
Nortes. It is particularly requested that all communications relating to the general business of this paper bo addressed to the
But he admita its very partial success. And by a natural, but unconventional, course of argument, brings us to the object of his paper--a demonstration that the Christian Bible will fully meet the yet-existing want and that the pop lar idea of Chinese indifferents religious beliefs is overstrained. We quote the following
Crown.
Take
Proprietor and in no case to individuals by gently thrown out, even by believera, tlieinoreimportant articles. Meantimeife too paradoxical to be understandsion, and to remark that England would eleat, follow up for us the pregnant hints of
name. Muoh dolay and inconveniency in the transaction of business will thereby be
avoided.
TO CORRESPONDENTS. thur colunas are open to all who wish to vidress the publie on legitimate grounds, but
• do not hold ourselves responsible for the opinions of our correspondents.
I know the objections which are fre- that the Chinese are too apathetic to cure about religion, or too self-convoited to to coive doctrines imported from s foreign country.
ay nothing of the cnphilosophical that they are by no mens borne out b character of such objections, I maintain facts. The reception af Baddhism by the it by nation at
largo jen anfficient guarantee that of adopting news
LOCAL.
confess
time
As
Ami
roughly religionaturen, and who does
more appropriate for the title of a literary ver of China and the Chinese, when the Indes, if political traditious had as much sequences, namely, as necessary magazine, than to call it after this broad scheme of the Peking College was first pro-weight in these days as they had a quarter tual conditions of the highest type of spiri-
Intolloc highway 7
posed. It has existed for some time, and of a century ago, we might smile in asto-tual lio, just as cerisiu states of the atmos The selection of articles is naturally of what has it doue? We really are not misaient at the manner in which Spanish pliers are necessary conditions of this
ranture to but we should iko, in the marriages have worked to our imaginary high
highest a wixed nature. Some are decidedly vast and voluminous reports, which emau- advantage. The dread of a
type of bodily life, was both good, while others again are not at all ato from bureaux more or las closely con- powerful motive with poor Louis Philippe, consequences which the same mind ought Coburg was a a just and masterly, and fruitful in beyond the averige of aagazine literature; uected with the Customs Survies, to find and a Coburg is now the liktivat upeasure to be more ductions fine qua no though amusing enough to be readable.
onary hint of the progress of
of a scheme to the In each of the numbers before us is one which seemed but a little while ago wiost Poringal as the awern ally of England was of the highest spiritual life,conditions.
The objection to tentlis" nieru the Spanish or more articles bearity upon matters promising. Of course we are prepared to falt with peculiar strength in 1840, and which any true hunger and thirst of the Chinese, from one of which we hays be cautioned against impatience of results.
Portugal
aaves thesoul will necessarily force upun ita notice, perhaps, to already quoted. We may have somo- res who have studied the Chinese mind, survives a French joureal which has learnt tle and abstruse ramifications of our elabo
are strongly advised by all the sinol kingdom of Spain"!
still, indeed, and it will follow, we take it, that the sub thing to say shortly upon a sketch of to prep
ogués to prepare ourselves for unusual phenome and forgotten overy little as actually to. articleri Anglican system
toratoly
must be the Taiping rebellion in the segond num-na, for apparent contradictionls, for poosli reprodues this phantom in a late impres largely simplified at once. Will the Bishop bor, und we will give extracts from some of acities too numerous be mention he probably like nothing better than to see the his eloqusut, and spiritual address to the content oursives with a hearty recom- they are mentioned. But we c frank whole Feniasula mendation of the new magazine to our Chinaman or combination of Chinameu, man in a thousand at the present time, who whom religions layman can foller, anot
one Fortugal."
atudents of f physical science? If he will, RO readers, and with expressing a bope that will go on for any length
and eely, that we disbelieve that any matter of fact, there is hardly one English aball soon have a theologian on the Bonch
the enterprise of the publishers will be money for benefits they do not understand, tion conveyed in these words, and the one think it their bounden duty to rave and paying would so much se understand the insinua whom religious ecclesiastics will yet not worthily rewarded,
and indeed do not see! A college which is who did understand it would laugh at the scold. In that caso we may find a bishop likely to command respect from the Chi-old-world notion. There was a time, no whose intellect is of a very high and mascul nese, must be an
an Institution of an ewivent-
doubt when just as Brittany had been em line order, and get whose spirit is tho- ly practical character. It must have on its ployed by against Franco,
England
who rationalizes what stall of teachers personal convorment with Scotland by France against England, su
Dicods rationalistic Portugal the legungo of thin, and not biased by I was regarded by ・our Hove
Government not rationalize a
nalize away the very heart of faith European modes of teaching. We cannot nised Spain. But all those traditions now obtain such a bishop from Mr Disraeli, w
against Bourbo- and the very light of revelation. If we for a moment imagine thating for live or coguise our best interests in the true intar round number of the yearly multiplying belong to the past. In these daye wo re- shall feel inclinat to forgive him a good Government will go on six years, while their Foreign teachers are ests of other nations. We wish only to sse total of his sins, themselves being laught! The prosent sys
Spain and Portugal prosperone toge: tom is evidently based on erroneous prinother, whether separate or united, If ALLEGED MURDER BY A WIFE, ples. The Peking College for the instruc- the choice of the Spaniards indeed
A woman, very respectably connected, We learn that an examination of the iou of the Chinese in English literature, should really fall on
1 on a Portuguesa Prince, Yeong Hong School at Canton will take has become the Peking College for the ins- the election is more likely to merge Por:
Leamington, on Monday night, on suspicion truction of the English in Chinese Liters.tugal in Spain than Spain in Portugal, of having murdered her husband, a watch- place ou Saturday, the 18th Instant, and
int visitors to that port are invited to atture. If indeed it is a College for the ins- though the union of the two Peninsular maker, who has been carrying on business tend it: This School founded by the efforts truction of anybody at sill N. C. Beraid. Crowns is probably about the last result in town for
many years, It арроат authors of the Spanish narriages that both husband and wife are addicted to of Mr. Rubery of III. M. Castorits, Can- am, and at first designed
which the ay an experiment
would have anticipated.
drinking, and up to Thursday night were al measure, has achieved al qarked
THE SPANISH REVOLUTION. We must have told this story, however, last week constantly intoxicated. On
that (From the Times.)
to very little purpose and those interested in the question of
it has not shown night, both having returned home drunk, a educating Chinese bogs at Western lang-
political intrigues Before the Spanish Revolutivu ta for the folly of all such
The uage and studies will have the opportunity None liave attained a prester faine than of drawing some comparison between the gotten iu some new convulsion, it may be with the sketch ofta, when contrasted quarrel is supposed to have occurred, an
actual narrative of
about twelve o'clock the neighbours
heard of Bible distribution, fin "Bible in the orical Hiton-cheng, who left his na.result of such efforts in China and else
well to extract the moral of its singular and the bitterest of satires. Nothing happened the collar steps leading from the kitchen.
of expectations, reads. like
one of them fall or paid violently down Spain," often scornfully rejecteil for for-tire country in the ourly part of the 7th where. Mr.. D. B. Robertson, H. B. Minstructive history. The events of Seprding to calculation either on one side From that timo the deceased was not again
tombur represent only the concluding shape the other. The least tent can be said of seca alive. His wife gave it out that ter of the tale. Its beginning dates just the scheming which arranged
OX
he two and twenty years brok, and perhaps Marriages is that it was all thrown away of him since Thursday night fo
the Spanish was lost, and that she had not seen or heard
All communications addressed to this paper
must be acompanied by the name of the sender, not necessarily for publication, but as
a quirantee of qvod faith.
THE CHINA MAIL. HONGKONG, HATUHWAY, ́. 13, 1868.
opinions as any other
the people are ns ca; and the zeal Que readers will notice by au adverti88, any peculiar distortious of mind against as a serviosable instrument &
charge of inherent apathy.
noodful for the maintenance of the system ment that the operatio company intend through so many centuries, were it nothing giving a performance on Tuesday next, mor, amply vindicates theu from the when the Bougkong public will again have opportunity of hearing some old favou We
du not indeed find the rampant fana-rites, reinforced if we arisan no by sidi ticism that enracterizes the Hindu; nor tions to the Company. the spirit of self-immolation and voluntary 18 not difficult to point martyrdom at all prevalent. Ent it:
fustances of religious to zeal among the Oluinuse, perhaps tasuz pussed by any people. It may suffice to quote the BuddList priests, who in their The clever but egotistic George Borrow fervour for the purity of the faith, left their native soil, traversing long and un- was, we believe, the first writer who ever knows tracks to distant countries, enduring succeeded in interesting the genom privation, tail, and danger, aud accomplish public, religious and irreligious, uning eye which would be counted mar vellous, even in these days of universal work avowedly devoted to an account caution.
THE BIBLE-IN CHINA, -
Consul, will preside.
century,
tury, and after more than sixteen years spent in the cause of his religion, returned
Laufigos, du honda Fo apprehended at
та веща
usal on the score of its title, was singu larly fortunate in achieving a reputation which has placed it not merely on the development of the same epirit. Speaking steamer, does not comprio any louie of ander Parliament has but a dim recollection that it ended in the confusion of its authors soldier, and to others that he was quiet
કર્મ Hum-chwang's travele, a celebrated great publis importance, but there is ana of the famous "Spanish Marriage." Yet sheives devoted to “books for boys" but orientalist, sysThere we learn some paragraphs in the North Cena Herald that in the autumn of 1346 that subject engross and the discomfiture of all concerned.
thing of the man himself, and of that has a local interest for Hongkong:-"Dared the attention and fired the passions of in collections more pretentious than the
lant enthusiasm which enpported him in readers have no doubt seert in our advertia- the whole
political world. It almost led libraries of our juvenile days. Perhaps the very egotism of the author constitutes its chief charm. We all like tales of personal adventure, and Borrow's work
is arduous work... There we see him bray-ing c
columns an offer, for of the copy- to and it did load to revelations ea ing the dangers of the doors, scrambling right and plaut of the Recorder newspaper Wonderful as over vat itself prolabia along glaciers, crossing over forrents, anil This step is qwing we
we believe, to the
quietly submitting to the brutal violengo infended departure from Shinghai of the of ludiau Thugs. There we see hire reject-prosens fudice to tada powinies to
the tempting invitations of Khane, take charge of the leading
enough.
During Thursday she knocked
her husband backwards in a public-house, and falling ou a spittoon, he cut his head open. The landlord rebuked tho wife sad reminded her that just can had been killed in the
by
babli having been arg
but the woman for a
a long time
is in reality a very readable work of Kings, and Duracera, and anistly pursuing kong, at the end of this year. We shall volve the Crown of Spain. Louis Phi- country,appointments that will gain some aduit, him, and only did so on his threaten-
a
amongst strangers, within the blank walls
7SRD REGIMENT BAND THEATRICALS.
it
oblique eyes, -nearly resembles that of Borrow. Themelig in his life, and the work of same graphic writing, veined by religious his life, that places him by right among the heroos of Grever, the martyrs of Rome, the feeling, and overlaid with conscions or knights of the crusades, the explorers of unconscious egotism, is to be found in the Aratio regions-something that makes another representation and more than via us feel it a duty to inscribe his name on thedicated the praises which have been bither boll, and each have achieved a somewhat roll of the forgotten worthies, of the hu- to nerded to them. In Kenilworth," amilar reputation, the advantage, as was man race. He deserved to have lived the burlesque choson for performance, the should natural from the comparatively unknown in better times, and we almost gradge so parts of Queen Elizabeth, Walter
proclaimed in these terms by
the
a
party appointment (though Dr Magee, in
death, of Dean Milioan.
not
country dealt with, resting with the high and noble a character to a country not an Wayland Smith-the latter rouri Thearty of the prize denied to his own. more, or will it heed much any further there for? At first, she stated that it had Lazarist fathers. Our attention has our own, and to religion unworthy of special praise-were admitably perforined. | press "Only that no foreign blood should result of the promotion will be that. Pro- abe stated that the deceased was reach- There is much of an interesting neturetame up to their con Auly Robarts place on the Throne of which he is little qualified; the historical ing some food from the shelf when he fell,
been directed to the subject from a mere beading which bus caught our eye in the
pen of Mr Wylie, entitled The Bible
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had
and
THE NEW ECCLESIASTICAL.
-APPOINTMENTS. When Isabella II arrived at marriage.
(Spectator, October 10.). ́. ablu years the selection of a husband for so
Mr Disraeli has made two very clever backwards. Suspicion eligible a bride became of great importance, ecoloniastical appointments, good for him, the to
evening Inspector Horswill, of since on the issue of that match would de- and one of them certainly good for the
force, went to the house, regret to lose, from Shanghai, a colleague lippe, then King of the French, resolved on little strength for his Administration, and
refused to travel, enhanced in interest by its con of the cell of a Buddhist college, the study with whom we have always worked in securing this graad inheritaues for his own gain him such credit from impartial criticing to break open the door. On entering nection with what we all admit to be of a foreign language, the key to the sacred most friendly rivalry, and from whom we family, and proposed accordingly to marry The best, as well as the most important, is he asked her where her husband was, and praiseworthy pursuit and the Moute. literature of his faith. His whole life be have always, experienced courtesy." The the young Quesa to one of his owu BONS.
Jongel t
Ito the faith in which he was born statenint that the Faliter from Shinghae Against this proposal tho Cabracts of Eu- Cork, Dr Mage, eloquent Deau of, ac said she did not know. On turning &
appointment of Christo-like linguistic ability which the and the object of his labor was not so much is to take charge of the lewis journal in rope, especially our own; rehemently pro- Peterborough; the other; which is more of a downwards, in a pool of blood and his the vacant ses of bull's-eye" down the cellar steps, he say the deceased lying on his side with his to perfect himself as to benefit othera. Hongkong" is, of course, merely courteous tested. In those days the balance of power author claimed to, and we believe to was an honest man. And strange, and phrase. We shall be glad to welcome our large extent did, really possess. In the stiff, and aboard, and outlandish as his Shanghai brother, and shall work with him still a morentus consideration, and fighting so stoutly for the Irish Establish legs half-way up the steps. The back part ment, has, of course, donc service to the of his head was completely smashed, a por- Travels in Turtary" of Fathers Flue something in the face of that poor Chineso done; but as for leadership," in the of France and Spain in one family, or pos the Deanery of St. Paul's, Taor
outward appearance may seem, there is "in friendly rivalry, as the Herald has which might long to permit a match
might load
to the union of the Crowns Administration, in that of De Mansel to tion of the brain protruded, and death rust
vacant
have been instantaneous. It was also vi- by the and Gabet we ûnd the work which most monit, with a yellow skin and his small see mest by our Northern contemporary, sibly on one bear. We were so far wiser
dent that he had been dead several days, than we had been in former generations. that appeals to our sympathy it has yet to be established
The political bearing of the appointments. The inspector charged the wife with, hoing that we did not on this occasion make the is almost unimportant, as compared with au accessory to the sleath, and cantioned Spanish Succession a cause of war, but the any permanent infihence that they may help it. I was sitting in this chair (n chair
her. She then
Well, I could diplomatic contest raged with incredible have on the English theology of our
genera The Band Amateurs last evening gave fury, and in the and King Louis Philippo tion. We do not look forward to any great near the collar door). He had been drink- abated a little of his desigua. He no longer ralts, good or bad, from the elevation of us, and was going out there into the back demanded the Quson's hand for his son, Professor but he determined that no other House the Church has had enough and needs, no up. I said, What are son falling down unsel Of hard metaphysice place. He fell down. I could not pull bim
as we well remember, was diss
dissertations, however able, on the limits just occurred; next,
that it occurred two or the French of
of religious thought. Perhaps the best bree days ago; sud ultimately that it was
on the Thursday night. At the
police sta their parts well, but scarcely take its did f
Philip fessor Mansel will abandon, a chair for tin: banner of the Cleinsee Recorder to yet to be found in the article (which by peat her part. The Seenery sad dresses Bouchon, and unns other than a Bourbon learned and enthusiastic student, and there the house
wants Animation, and ught to say-not re-arved. The Queen's husband must be a chair at Oxford, to some more deeply Some mouldy bread was found on the shelf. hand. It opens with an article from the way was read at a recent inion were most elitable; but the scane, Kenit on that the French nation was resolved. fore also more successful teacher. But we the honse as if
conference), but the foregoing gives n words illuminated, starosly needs oven for At last it was decided, not 13 European artist, halp Lositing for something better has been in an intoxicated condition, front in fair ites of its general purport. We shall burlesque purposes
મા બાપ the aid of their Chineso China;" and flie known ability of the be glad if our remarks induce readers to
She appears lanteria the idea of illumination, but by the preponderance of French from the new bishop. We have never that time until apprehended. She
that influence, author, coupled with the authority at-
King Louis Philippe's sucessed to hope that the English Bench quite indifferent to her position, and assigns taching to his remarks on such a subject article in full.
obtain, and peruse for themselves the The stage effects of rain, thunder and light the Dno de Tabella, but to her younger who may rank with the leaders of the secret, Jut the fact that during her husband's
ning were well produced
Montpensier, should be married, might be recruited from amongst me reason for kcoping her husband'a death a aud altogether the not to Queen -induced us to peruse it with much inte
burlesque was a descri siccess.
sister, while the Queen herself was to be thought of their age, who may show the life they received an allowance from trus- rest. We need scarcely remark, in a
Bly Preciotta Belay was however even
fashion. She was
was world that they can really meter, the toes of 5s. per week, which would be stopp- nigmall coramunity where the individual CALIFORNIA LITERATURE, better than the precoding Every obaren provided for in snother
ter was admivably billed, with one exception to her own uusin, a match from methbis at least, and the principles, of oured on her husband's death, is alleged fi characteristica of loading foreign residents we have to acknowledge the receipt and that was waiting in thee. People mate issue could be expected; so that the and enjoy the delight of tracing the con-
which it was well understood that no legiti neweet scienca,who may feel the
for her reticence, supposing she was duty ar
net accessory to his death. An inquest on are so well known, that his Wylie is in from Messrs A. Roman & Co. of the first in real life do not speak as if reading from a succession, in default of such issue, would noting between those methods and princi- the body resulted in a verdict to the effect style the very antithesis of the genial font numbers of the Overland Monthly, book. As for Mr Whither, his acting was and gossipping Borrow, Wo get the 0 results, and often very important results. a journal which has been started by that really the best we have seen for some ye, after all, upon the children of the ples and those of their prima philophia, that "the deceased, mot with his death by
second marriage--that a, upon. Lonis Phi-theology. The method which an able Duke, falling down the cellar steps, while in of Bir Wylie's studies and researches.enterprising firni to fill the place occupied in Mr. and Mrs. Wagtail backed him lippe's grandchildren, On these terms, and has been able to introduce into one depart. state of intoxication, but there 18
most abig, and the play proces led amidst
with these calenlations, the two marriages. mout of theology, it is not too much to hope once before the jury to show the cause of but we never hear anything in his by the Atlantic Monthly on the opposite screams of laughter from the entire house. were solomised, and so ended the first that the ableat of our Bishops, with the his falling, and that Mrs. Court's conduct
coast of the Continent. Our readers are We heartily congratulate the Band Ania writings about himself. Were he the familiar with the enormous development teure on their success and trust that a full bapter of the story before us. We can help of a few grains of meditative genius in, tot giving information at once is highly
now look at the results.
and spiritual insight, nay mature and carry most unknown of solitary students we attained by the press in California as house to right will most! with as much The nost scene in the sequence of events into other departments, and for much an could marcely fusi. the "go" kept more attested by the Bulletin, alta California, sujoyment as was afforded us last night. shows us the King of the French, his Minis end as this, we confess that we see with
if
Dr Johnson, ouce apeaking of a quarrel- carefully frour public sight. We some Tians, de; and but little surprise will They thoroughly sleserve, this public patron- tere, and his dynasty all ruined together; pleasure the hearty recognition of the higher some fellow, asid, "It ke bad two ideas in times feel malined to regret this. But be felt at the production of a high class
nor was it without some reason that the orders of minds
Ameni
the Irish clergy. his hand, they would fall out with each we cannot but sincerely admire the die monthly periodical which, typographically ty the Bankruptey Comt, London, on of the prime causes of the Revolution of bare both evinced qualities which are but "THERN is one kind of ship: 1 always
Spanish Marriages were represented as one The Bishop of Derry and the Dean of Cork; other." which his labours are performed perfect, competes favourably in many Oct. 13, the following case was heard:In re 184ized upon by the Republican: our Church, qualities of a kind which captain, and that's courtship, cause ou The truth is, the top o bad been too rare among the English dignitarics of steer clear of," said an old bachelor sus respects with similar pablicatione in John &plin Wobster-The bankrupt, who
was formerly party in France as telling against the Dio originally obtained for the Irish theologians that ship Mr Wylie's article is indeed very other parts of the United States and in is now out of ema, his present narchy and its institutions. These ad qualities which spring from the union of H
there'e always two mates. and no different from a chatty chapter of per Great Britain. This Magazine, so far as acting Britis1, Ledbury road, Bayheartlessness of the scheming, and turned meditative p
Consul in
of the middle a
ddle ages a high repute in Europe, captain." and darling agitators exposed the
AN elderly lady, with hor daughter, amongst both Christians and unbelievers the "address" which rather oddiy comes his dismissal from the office held by him every point to advart and other mensdays, as well in its rationalistic as its or exclaiming, "La, Sally, how white he was
us, bids fair to have great success. In water. He attributes his bankruptcy to hea
in the pressaution Intellect. English the ants keen oritical Joking at a marble statue of Prince Albert theology Las in its latest the other day, startled the bystanders by Whether or not the Bible should be at the end of the first number, the con salary while employed. His dehis are they ne leitgth stoceeded. King and Mi-thodox phases,tended too much to the Re-Bus.-Passenger: "Pull up, driver.
under government and insufficiency of their ends. By these givin' to the Chinese; that is, the Bible in its entirety, translated with sufficient or thus accounts for the title chosen, and there is no estate. Mr Al- nister together were hurled from place never tame handrum of merely sensible and in- Look six young ladies all hailing you,"
Why is this magazine called The Overdridge appeared for the official assignee, to rise again, and the dynasty for which the telligent edification. With the exception Driver Ugh I knows 'em. One of literal accuracy to convey the same idealand Monthly 11 would perhaps be The Bankrupt stated, in examination, that rights of a woman and the interests of a of one or two deeper and larger-minded 'em gets in, other five kieses hbr....Frea to the ordinary Chinese reader that the easier to say why it was not called by gowe his salary, as acting consul, was 9006. per nation had been deliberately sacrificed was theologians who have helped us to feel the Lodez English Bible does to the ordinary Eag of the thousand other. titles suggested, 1 year. He meant, by his entary being in driven into hopeless exile. In the mean true vividness and intensity of the diving We spend half our lives in making lish reader. He commepoos by laying might explain how Pacific Monthly is suficient, that he expended more. At time events ran their course in Spain. The life and light. English theology has been mistakes, and waste the poor remainder in down that, assuming the bessity of a hackneyes, mild in suggestiou, aint at best Aldridge: Thiet thu entne of your failure Queen, but without excuse, pursued a lamentsbly wanting in the fire and freedont reflecting how easily we might have avoided Divine revelation, there is nothing pen but feeble rehe u this Boston "Atlantic" would be wilful, rush, and unjustifiable career which ultimately cust her the respect of the true Christian genius. Since Dr. Bheu Har in the Chinese as a nation to render how the West Wide West and expenditure, and not the instamoiency of and allegiance of her subjects, and after a Newnan left ns, there have been few ser WOMANHOOD is greater than wifehood, "Western" are already threadbar and your aulary, as you have statud. His Bon series of abortive lusurrectione a real upris-mons published of any salibre in which you It comprehends and embraces it... The them exceptions to the rule. He rapidly suggest to Eastern readers only Chicago our directed an adjournment in order that ing of the whole nation drove her from hor can recognize the essential life of snian: of best woman makes the best wilo. traces the influence on the Chinese suit and the Lakes; how "Decidental" and time, might be given to receive any cum- Kingdom. Thus the Spanish Throne be character and genius, except a for volumes A CASIO invalid apou being asked if he of the teachings of Confucius, Mih-teil, Chrysopolis are but cheap pedantrymunication from the creditors in Ching, to one actually vacated for the next in suo of Mr Maurica's and of the late Mr Robert were ill, promptly replied, sic sum Mencius aut other philosophers (includ and Suneet," "Sundown, Hesper, whom notice of the proceedings had been cession even before the death of the Soveson's Dryness, caution, judicious todara- Way is a musical instrument like the
given.
reign; but what has happened to the pre- tion,-a vigerens but carefully bridled trut, opeu sua ? Because it's often egualeti, Ing area Lac-tzsc), but shews the want etc, sirenper sentiment; how California,
interested and unpretending spirit in
Boual adventure. He deals with a ques tion which has caused much discussion we can judge from the numbers before address
being
of the
culpable"
be