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I Uu 11,4 1 1, it it afl tin-luiitiiift f. iiit'f tt.iui--.i.'ii tur tin liiuf. Oiif . ho lias ii. 1 1 -t u a tii nt in v at i a t an I.tiii but lltth- I'l.M 'f It il-s;t r:;t c charae- t. r. and the i tpid.t if .! timi and un t'sii.'hing ii.'r reiiirc.l h -re int-n are shut up a. out-on the wide tM-.-.m Willi a j 1 i.i r 1 I -it il. adlv m it nature that let 1 ..iiipi..iiii-can If tlii.uiit tt li.ra iie'tin nt. and ti-t tju.utt r an U- ;ill..usl with salt t t him 4hi i.is it. H it ti - ti. xt pl. t ti s. if the ship as ti tiinr dam-el us. T"it lbse ALi.-r. U-iiij in n.-tsj of repair, uas taken to a r.'e 111 a small uinuhahitt-d i-laud. eara im-,1 on one si.! in oiilt-r to l .11 Ii t he .lani.it-,1 pl.n e. M-tist t.f thf j st.'lts U ff lnnd t.n ll"leth'' ship a.s ho tl a n. at.-I a bt id'f h;i. laid lt4..-n th d. t k and tl.f land. 1'nd.r t !.. pit -It-Ill I t.f p.lt ill'. -. l!f-t of tin ct l,,i4 la-t.tfk t heliltl t t.i t he 44 ..!. and tl. it p'fttttl f. return at At 11 m tin' t . niii. -t ie tie lii).. f. i l'ii ip-s an. 1 t ight faithful lm-ti fti i it . It ,i! tla III tlelt to pi I lsii. and ti.m. Ives .ul auav on a piratical tin,-.. Iii:! t In- cat nti r H'.i- flic tla- ;. . !,.. t 1 b the captain, and tt th. ffii'd tiff ri-k putting to s.-a uith-'Ut hiiu. Thf -..tit f"i hiui. t Ii 1 '.. -I -. oii-..iiit pr t-t .and. ha ing hiiu tu t In ir ' p-"'. r. tit!t-rts hint tl eh.. 1. 1 ! intaiit death of of joining hi- ffttini.s u ith t ii.-ii-! Ib-Uggni t.-i i,.i!t an I,. .ut t' ti,iiik alf ut it. : 1 1 1 said tlitt a" in rate !: should h.if.t I . 1 1 s 1 1 1 ""aid f.r hi- tool-.-i..-st . Ti . u 1 a 1. 1 I hi- i.tim-st . and st-nt t 1 1 i-li "A tt ii ! : jln to Watch his i!o1iiftlts. s. n a It.-1 4., i In- as su.li.-nh taken . nith a pie tended viauipfl c.i.'. and 111 gi.at s, tilling agon ru-la-d into the. t.,i.in ..f ti.'-.h- nn ; tl . i- he found Hups, .,;i.l in a la w rapid ..;,!, ie ve d.-d tl pS.-f . In less than tu.. hnr t . in u! in t rs would It- mat cliing on the ship. ..t an instant was ft If I-.st. I mint dialei t If guns u. te ioad I ! and t lail d l.r coliilnaiitt the si,.ie and ail tla- aj'pi 0.1, i,t to the stoics t hri-lgt- w i- tahi-n in. and wla-n the tt. 1,; in.-. 1 s apjai.i! the lound thi-m-s. i-..-s . !i. t. In ton.s of thund r. 1'. :ps I 1 j.-1 i . in 1 . " t to st ir or In- would IiimH llii-ni tiown with. Ills batteries; nor -til In daif t disoU-v. Tht bn-lgt .is .i.un l.ud down, and tin- . ; g Lt S'-.a. It sell brought b.. k t he s.totes to ;la- !,:p. hn all was saft-I ..n b'.itd a-ai:i. the In Ut ili.t-l s w.-1'e told t hat t it. 4 . i . to If l.-lt to t he late 1 1 a ha I ;:f t nd. d f- r th.-ir t oiiiTiiand. r. In d'-spall .it si. tet l ibit a pl'itsect tlte 111 1 abi.- in-n tfitt wiloun tin ii anus and pi,.;.-.;.-.! tin ii wiii;ngtit s, to .ill n.it it I'liips- would but t. a nt'at.d not s 11I .iu a 4 u liout t h. tu. Alt' ! a long parlf. In agit.-1 to l.-t t i . in c -'i ti Ifaid, th.-v haiug tirt gi 11 up J la-ir a I in-. 1 hit. with sinii a I v . 1 111 1 1 ' 1 s.-ai.-h altei the llfasiiie was ii-. 1. s. I 'i,ip. th. n lore, sailed fT .l.in,.i;i .1. chatige.1 the in, and agiin vt i..-d am hor br 1 1 ispan i!a. Ti.tle he Ua-t be k t toUgil fotilldatl Id ; amaid who toll hint that tlx w re. k v.is soinew hi alttuit a ret I a 'it l. agu. s tioitlit.l rueito'h la I'lata. l'iiips 1 u 1 ii .. I s.at 1 w.-nt to tin m,. IhU his s, .11. n lot t i.f witt k was long . and u!ia.i;iing. ti..- st.is.,n was t-hang-ing. and ti t- ' Hose Algid', now hut had iii.iti'n tl atid in utis. aw ort hy coii thtioii. was iititit to prowl around a ti.n.g. tons 1.1! in t he hull leant- season, v.. without l.aing aci I'lupiisi . d t h ..!.!. . ! .4 . tun. 1 1 cm 1 1 i"U a 1 id ;tni. t v. I'iups a. obiig.sl to return' to Kng land. a bui'.ed but not a discoiiragtsl II. an. Vt r ii.itutail. it was imposiMe for "tr a.hi iituit 1 to obtain another I'ng llstl stiip-ol-war. ait hoilgll he eeeied much a ictlit .r t he coin age and skill shown hi .f.itioiiiiig tht mutineers, and .ne would cou- ludf t hat tin trea siiif ..t tin old janisii ga'dt-oti would a!t r tin- haf . m. lined at tin- b'ttotu ff tie s.-a. t he ec! Ilsj e possession t tla- sh.uks. tin- tuitl.s and tie Larra 1 udas. I'.iit witii rate j't-iliuai it I'nips It-turiifd to t lie charge, and at last in-r-sua-li-tl the lluke of Allf tu.u If . and seeial otiiel wealth iioblciiieli to his i-ws. Tii . loiuitsl a cotiipa:i and ' obtain d a patent tlotn King. I a ha--. 1 1:. gi ing t la m the s..;.- right t.-al! w re kd ' ir.asiitf tla might ?tnd ibiring a 1 1 1 t.uu nutnlfrot tais. Tinn the titled out a snip and teni.-r. thf latter to iruise in cotes, and siio.il walt-r. and I'iups :n ntfd sfveral linh cotitfi'. , ate a s i-.i diaggsng and diwtig. tar in if. li-rtb the mi ans now tis. il tor sinli i.urposes. Thus prtpait'd. ihf sail! ..net lu-'if f.-r Ili-j-aniola. Thd'f a siuail. stout If it was l.uiit. and with it and a t ! of Indian dhi r the tender w a-. lesp.it ch .1 to the reef Whde the . wi.-ik was tviid to If. Thf tender ;is ani h'-tt-d in good ho'dmg a;ioimd at a s.,t.. distant fpuu ' th.-lis I. an 1 th men then rowed slow 1 in thelt at around it. t ai 1 f nil aiu Ihilig t It tlfj'l hs I low for signs of the W ! 1 kisi f.lii.s.I.. Tli- Wates in t he W.sj linli.-s at r cit-.u. and during 1 caitu -. a t t s can If ifii at a consid erable d. pth. The locks weie t.f singu lar f"l 1 1 i . t ! - i ! 1 g ll'iil 1 to t he sultl'. but wit ft sj les s.t ste. p that any vessel st Hatha? tbelll Would If ll.lbIft-1 go 1 d-.w ii man tat hoin. 1-1, itv t h rath of tin hi'.st exjf lt .iiv. 1. Ti e only ho,e was tii.it tl.. v reck might have lodged on some projecting hdg. Hut tlie el. .t st idtsiiv at ioji. long continued, f.uitsl t r al an sjn of t h 'b' t so eag.il sotiglit. although the water was tte. tlv calm. At length, a curious sea-plant crop- Ivt tatight the eje cd vlc of the crew. aini III' lit iliiwn :m In.HmiAl..;,,,:. in. W!,h ti Ti , . K, 1 s rt J, ) l J y-r vturiiKl 10 the nmauV:: ' SH" aint'.n'; sfa-uv-.! on a letLe. ".""'s tv- .. - .limi was i'iiou-h. Inspired with the great- t-M viuiujsia.siii, aier after- diver pliiiigt il la-low to U- the first to discover th- tiva.su.ie, and ere long ;ne of them brought up an ingot of silver worth sfvual hundred pounds. Transjv.i -tnl with Mtoci-ss, they left a hiinv to mark l he sjmi mii .-rs found the coin in bags, which had lf n .... i,H, tinder water that tlrev were in i 'u.ste.1 with a stoiv .shell .hard 1. 'f! It. -i as lin k. I his was hroki n with eruw- i ... .... , ii , , . bais. rft-aliug gold, l.-wels an.l nteces ig gold, l'-wels and l ol eight." in glittering j abundance. The hist da "s work brought to light twenty massive silver ingots, and the v hole amount recovered was somewhat ovt-r three hundred thousand touiuls', a sum iUal in the values of lour time to live million of dollar. .n, A.Wc.'.o-. i -r fin I ii THE FAMOUS PORCELAIN TOWER. The ctlebrattil I'orctiain Tower, near N'ankLng, China; is ilecrilcd hy a ......a..- ...., I.. .1. a 11..4. i... .4 ii. it... s. ... . I.T -iii. i r,oi- ing we made our way out of the city by the south gate, through a well-eon- structetl tuntu I. and shortly sKm.,1 upon an eminence over whose surface was a masa t.f ,tcbrh. consisting of broken bricks, l ilea and piaster . several feet t Ii it k. Thia wa all a! that was its historic f its eotis- Ufl of that which, for beautv. the ing.nuitv at ruction and its great cost, took rank with the wonders of the world the fa- jiious Porcelain Tower. It must have hni vt rv la-autiful in its 'perfection, if we .an accept ine siaicmemaoi us va ri"iis hitorians. whodiflei so littio in their account, that one das for all. From them we learn that j'its form was K-t.igon-il. nine stories high, tajtering as it rose to the height of p feet froti t,he ground; the circutufijreiice of the lowarstot v being IgtMeetj' The btnlv of i lit p;igiHhi w as of brick, but its face ... , ... t wasc...,,p..sedot porcclain t.lesof inaiiy colors. .a, l, storv formed a kind ol. sril.von. through whu h rarj a staircase thisppal h ading to the j summit, and whose walla wa re covered with small gilded idols resting in niclrje, the entire a part nictit being richly 'painted atid gilded." latch story was j defined lft a pr-'iccting cornice of grettn til. s. from wlite points gihlcd bell were hung. Th roof was overlaid witb copf r. and aboTe it rose a mast thirty feet high, capped hv a golden ball, and Coiled al-.ut bv an itntnctisa band of iron. ap-. tearing like rings from da-low. The base ot tiiis shaft was an iron ball formed of two halves. the'oiitaT surface I't W 1 1 1 I I iS It l4 Ml t"l tl t 14-, Oiut044t4l I say is. t r otii-h.ilf. resls ; where it fell, the otii tangible thing in the mass of ruin. The ot her half, weighing t welve tons. K ing I'rok.-n by the fall, was re cast into a ti tuple 'bell. Standing U fore the naif whi, h i l ft, we "jut rv win. were thev tliat lashionctl this beautiful ca.t:ng. -worthy f the hand of ji mas ter r Whose "writing and ins. riptiitj etnb. dlisht s its face, unlike any Chinese workin;mshi. V Whose fkill was great enough A. l. 14.'t. to place a ball of it n thirty-six feet in circumference. . ighing t w ntv four tons, upon a ped estal iSl f et high ? This-bail was the r.-cepta. I for various treasures calcu lated to ward or. evil influences, among which were "night-shining jewels.' in ai ls. b...ks. goal, silver, thousands of tring of ash. satin, silk and priceless tla till . tl' s. I lie llUIUlf r -oi ocus on uie stru. ture wa l.VJ. and the interior was ilitimiii.'tfd ,y ' veral hundred of; l imp, while the exterior retpiired lgX ! to li dit i- It took nineteen years to build it.'and est ?:i.i'L:'."7. Of all , this, not one story rests.' on the other; lightning, tire and war have laid their hands up.n it and it fed, it final des troi is If ing tin- TaepiWg rebel, alvout twenty vear ago. Iti stood in the ground "ff a large Huddhist tnonastrry, w hich fell at the same jti"ine a prey,jo the lanaticism ami rapnjity of the inva- , .it t. One work ot ? art within the , ground escaptd .h-strpcti m, a pure white tortoise. If aring upon its back a jfrpetidicui.tr tablet with nn ins, ri iion Thi. with one Solitary riest. ... t t I f . .. I . i ........ n-'.i. h nn d ward over the ruins ot I,,,.,..... ..htrv CriH-ke'ru f "- J'litrnal. ' i AN ARTIFICIAL! VOICE. llt.W ,M VN CAN HAVK A WII'l.K OR t Ml I A IV Ills !TIIKA1. Anv man who i dis.atisf.td with his voice can become an (orchestra", with wmls. brasses, strings -iiiil a big drum, it he likes. Iu st-ptchilN r of Jast year Dr. I'ouiis, of Ittasgowj found hiiuselt Und.T tl.eheces-.lt of . J-Ioposilig-the i-otnpl. te removal d the l.lrynx nt one of hi- patient. The piian consented, chlatlv Witil the vi.-w pf scjj-ing the lingering death vvhich threat h d hiin. It was accordinglv 'ioile . and now, at the end of tour month, a fair !tare of health haslffti regain!., the wiiidpipt ami other pait implicated h;ive h.-al! so ;,s to admit of the-introduction of vie tuNs. and the man has.fn shown at the Cniver-fitv and Utote s..lue of th.-s.-ieiitttic societies ot .Ias gow. where the pt't tfcsj.s. 'i's and others weie enabled to satisfy themselves . .t tin- r.ahtt ..I his s akmg -owcis. tor th s.fke of asv ad i us, in. iit it consists - i . y .. . irt. 1 in f 1 1 r of Iwo tlllfs. W Ilk II a,te pi.c .... .... I ..,..r iteK and tlttisl to each ..t!,..r l.v -lii.tiim- the l-vv.-r a little way ay I ( into th- up-fi one. holding a vibrating re 'a ho!- in tin front of framework d i j'asse.1 into, this tulf. bke a drawer into his grooves. When pushed" i . home the rfd-piatf si i pes il. It, II tt iti is. trom the lungs. atel the current d air . . ' . . . . a 1 1 , r. .1 4 it imi.mgliig ui-'h us tiff e..... . int.. vibration. A co'ldimious musical not. is thus .rodn 1. vhi.i. U-onie. uio.lulate.1 intov.wels. consonants and words bv the action ot! the mouth All th- r.cd remain silent inordinary breathing. The vowla are jrfectlv char and distinct, l-ofh in whi.-jfiing with the reel out ami iu intoning wi h th r.-ed in the tulf. i-rov.ng that the vow.-l ait- the prodih.t of changes m ti e shaf of theimmth eavit , and m-t formed bv alterati-.n- 't the glotti. The question of thejreed to b- used '. ..,,. i, inf. rest. Th fir-t 44 its. i inv o i Hi',' - ... trifl int.'.asgovv w.-re of brass. . : I, ..a Jmil'll. SilVS the Kx- rt'i it i iiu' iiis 11. 1. --- ,U t; tzitK. that many other man u al, such a ivory, horn. cane. 'r .. i .. in ....v. . r t he tturiHe. alio l" - patient. who 1 an tt.gfhious uie,hani Mt I I, 44 111 ,tl' - ' " - " t . and ina.lt all sail lucarrv the 1V -2' r":"1" r ri w ,1 -V C" . ' h, v'r g ad tidih"s to I'nins lb. 4A-..nhi .. t whii i ne na.ifja3. ana ix-rnapsouf - ..4.. ... i.,. rtiV un,n it-Hm- ert. it d ! U l V he i 2 Ti l 0Wn w'i"iIityfn the honevmoor ". "K X?t nd uly w&tlw in '.1 u lie, L I L . 7 w,,irh termetliaf-Jtcrit-Hl is not open! V 'llls' l" in min- U H ' Thanks be cHel,rate,, hv tliSuianwwh., e tes afterwards .afely bagged. After Fei ,,,,, .. , tindv abiuie"ihit;Fi.ti,uentat Vusti.nl 1 ,p ,,,nl h:Xi s?one .th(' ix 'niter at -one the s, A "-'"f ; :m 'rr;,'" 'St,Vl m Their.we,ldings ' ik.erally takV pla, cheerfully resumed, her hunting. The T b. 1 ;, , w is ,! lfT- tmvard ,ven.ng. firing Uie l eremonf '" ot' s,m U Hiwerfuily al.is- A1 ' 1 lU 'n,"as ''"'.V'K brt after the b.,.., . ..... ,,ri,hr,Mn hold lihi.3 criminative as to detect the itreaence of Tfl l, III t. lu.Tt,,... .. I.. .11 .1... .. .. ... ......... ..k.... y- - 4 1.4 if ..iii i n ir- nt. iii. i ue sea- . . . 4 hihh!454 lumseit in ming tl.-m up. Mil has thus a varietof v.nces at com M 4 . luiiHiiiir can fiittveiv roar. 1 if . souesi and . iiiosi,fiatural notes arc ' t given l. the noii-ixi'tallie r.t, !; l,nf, the richest tonf ,;it-s from a ree5? le-l onlv ta her steady and regular ap-comvM)-.ed of an l,.y of silver an proachni-iking point after pfnt to tlK brass. . ij' -1 dead sheep. Annoyed , at tins, her RUSSIAN MARfJiGE -CEREMONY, f tainr in their hantfjin front of a Kinad altar placet! in the'Senter ofthechurcm R.t.,r are'nlaced O their fingers, an! their hadjtis heing.ined, tliey art-trl oiiici.i ..v. ,.a g-j -i, iivvi, tut, I a it. - ,,,..kt; . 0...."lT ,,,',, t.... 1 unit, tinit. oiuun. .tilt niuii. A vt u:..t.i.. . Okl-.. ... - fe highlv-trnamenteifr gilt cmwna ar placed on their lrids. and held ov. them by the grM-itStmen during part '3" the services. Thu'alrink wine out of. cup three times, att "-iisincneanothefj the ta reiiionv is fjshel. The married couple then make ly lour of the elm re 13, c.rossing theinset'iiSs at, and s-ilutinji each faintly IconTi the wav. Imtn- tliatelv after the oSfe emony i inner conf- inences at tne (Mise ot the hrine at the father. At a mfriag feast lighted eandltsare olaeett'-h ev-rv nosition nd , It- .. 1 . . - corner possinie. jaik otnr wine htJl champagne sliouf. ha? drunk, and the ,,u..iril,,v coiisum. .vt" this beverages remarkable. ThIlinner is fllo vfd by a hall, and tlvl feasting is usually" kept up for twet-v-four hours. The married couple srvsHd tht first tew da-Sf's of th ir wetidetl fj-jje with the bridtTs father. After thtjimarriage the brifJe and bridegrxim n riVist call upon.eveirv latSis, frientls and a1 one of their re .ouiiintauces. and i17iei: thiscerernonv 3s tiitishe.1 the siiiCvlMck to their onW- narv life. ORIENTA TRAFFIC. :; WIT AT SAN FHCIHO AIMS AT. 4 A cotrespontlen-Jwriting from Hi it- ton savs lint very little d is 8ent to Chifta. The shipments arf5i-ontined mostly;lo silver bullion. " 'l amount sent tm-- vear will not fallfuch short ol $ ho 4.141 "in iifi. .i.tl : jut.ll riifii ttl I - 1hi0,,hJ 0U. Muf ths, ha, ' d-dlar.s. thi-Bemainder in sitter ThMtotal amount .Iocs not include w liatySi'hinauien who have returned to their j native land have taken vrilh themjpon their person, w hich 'must la1 c,Jsidenhle. as every one of tbts thiiusyxls who have gone back has carried -h him more or Jess coin. The atiiovtife.tif silver bullion shi!iel the pTesetV'.year is eonsidentbly in excess of last vt&r. since shiptni-lils of huiiion to ChiO a-nd Japan com-nn-nced eleven vrs-.ago, over 'K ikn , m a i have lHe2 eXort-d from.ihis jMrt of w hich rectal has been mil: at the Custom flous Pi ii- i .is tx. tli.xJJt fntir ii.'iiN Nfti.- icaij dollars were iucipallv e.iorletl. for the iradelollat4ad notdieen't-uuTed ; but with the intnOictiou of the trail" dollar th il coin h;comt! to be shipped I.ii'cl in excess eVfihc Mexican doilai. although not interpting with the move ments in b xicansV 1 1 is evident, frou froill the increased shipments tit bullion, that the tratle re la I iny X werti this Jiort . and China. Japan'vjml the diast ludies, . are'rapitlly gaininrouud, and yet the trade of s'tn Franysco with the Orient is vet in its iiifan4o The great a lit hi - this port lion of San MiufV'ti business men is lion oi . ..in i inii'j r to wrest the Chin.fiind Kast India, ttad from Itoston. Tf-fv vvant thi city to la-come the. manttftcturing c -ntrt-i f tiiis country. TH elaim that nr -..iinr nt' iri. i.,(U' trtlTii-al t m 1 1 ion it has an advaniagt "vV Fmston ami oiher Eastern ports, anjjw really the natural de-pot' if tfie InilSI Mates for Oriental t raffle Already ptey are ecstatic Uva r a multiplicity otindustrial interests and m viould itge bv their talkdluif the time is cotiiiir wheit the F.wjifu slope w ill la-coiVieFf celcbrattiI for -its industrial activ itiJJ- a-Sheffield nr rjtir- minghain. and thijf.-lt is to he thetes- :jt . . a - . tin of Siiti FraRiisco to supjiiyitne a nobulation of thf". world with evtf-ry- thing that hutnaifyAvants may deninih It is a' characterise of t'.iiitorniat'to indulge in greaSexpectalions. wouldn't be Caliwnian il they dtigrt.- .: -S - ' SAfJS-FLIES. 1 li . T t t . T. In our rih tlno'Virh tb Iron-Iirk wK.iU hen. our-ises wen tor me lifted tit C with tint of thWeatest nuisance oi tlie'c.lony. the jOiid-tlies. The.i.s 'are a kind ot-Tf-tiudg small, r-jfiiy thing hke therlnidges at home; gmt . . s.- t . , . . rs the are iit on.. ext remeiy Keeu.'j'ui .us. They are asgm- ... . ..j i,u I,.jtu ff sjOul in a i ie m rou as me hi-.i - - .p. steriie Iron-HaidiJ f anges 1 hey civer .the whole grotil in spring, jiu . ,a. . -is .... urn advance. tt?.v ri.se Ui, ami er "vour hois.s" iegaud chest. an.il pic ture them in sufi'ji a manner, that ta-ir ,re totall jvertsl, in a ver ?ew les, with" J-.f. The horse of leg a hi itiiit . IV,,nt ,1'il II t)l-lll CoUCse I if Ci tl 1 -ih Of i i. oil i' -..v.. .4 ..-, not If ing able ttand still a uo- Ilieill . no .too 10. , go into a wood iUh them at this-a- ii, .nt : so thai I'f'lii no iniai iuu-jj son. .art the bird ei them up; mil inne st.ringth. v ar.4o'iintlt.. Their . f ct on men is intif! !' than on hofes, WhereVtl- th. V w: the ,.att SWelleK- efssivel. and --come.s a gieat. Ovhi t-.il. as large .a walnut. I wa.il tatn 011 tha wrisiillast Summer, in n6 hg f - . . . -r. he oil the SvdheVifl'-'riltT bv one, next swe! tlav niv -.taSrind was enoilll 8$ led'; 'and"tin the s--lling se'ie.l into on of tlit-s? b'll. which are jy-iv, 1 ,ilv.....li to cure, ii is Sal f '111 .tl m 1 ttT af t.M.kmore thaii-iiouth. and woiilnot 1 ,,!!t, -eat e, Lit' ith caustic. Ain'a-r this spring. h.tB-itten the other. l.ti.d, bite has gone thrdiigh and t in v nom-ifS ex a tl the s.ito pioc and b';Vi v.. left tw. vara, which tt w tto doubt remain 'i' lib. - power descent' in dogs. U gardin. , ,- t s ,.r !r ka- W amilertUI i'04.eg sent displave..y some oriing 'uv Lrn'l i--l Mf- on Hi.' i'M " at,,rv ' wt-ft-Vtitiwii West-end s in .rl- ing guntn.iker,Vitingin ls7". turn-h lleS an fistatve ifra mactv p-..,. . ltch w huh. w hile -t1""1 r-- f'u u0,S lI- Ar-vlcshuc. b& neiH-casmusete,. ,-at:,l t.,rtatiime. arrio,,.ipart.t a d.-ad and ,.uf rsh-. ,.. I-a-smg t. e. wirdof the -.earn-in ab'Ut an fi-.tir afterward, tfijbitch evid- in ly r.n-m b.Mf.1 th. fovjpr m olding, and, ging her master airS-xprt ive l.H.k. cotm u. d to hum. vhe stench fronvthegar rion wast. gis-tt a- to bealm.-f m laupportable, tjil hurrying pat "bl'r. Mn rt-!, ,m nlmr-...i !? ,1: ,r i 4 fTollHe rime from th ion- jnniJ yf ..... . 1" . master was surprised to observe the pointer, generally- a motoSrIt ani - -a& a - sudden wheJrtnd -dr . i nt v uimn eh. . an .rrnm .i,;u - 1 -- -'4iji a 1 '111 n 11 1 11 "no whistlin-r nr rvimm.nH ,ui ml rf., A i i 'i her axvav, when at 1 that momX i VLZ "no Mn;i11 lnv'1 tvom an the 'hotriblv aintetl air from the dead sheep." ! ' . ' -' " ' i CONCERNING CUBA I he island ot ( ukt, has alut l.-VKi.-'Hf inhabitants, and contains from Jl. (i4M,iKHi to o .ikni.ihni of acres, lessthaiiL 15 ja r cent, of which is cult avated, atnlt ab nit .-!. per cent, leing woodhimL It has an innumerable variety of prodm t ions- -eopH'r. iron, gold and silei.and; agate abuuidiug indiuineu.sequ;inlities pwlii'le the Import of sugar alone is alnuit 7ii.itc;toiis antiihiUy, while that of tolunfco K-aehes T.ixNr.ooo iMiimds a . xveait. 1 he exinirt .ind'imiHirt trade aMiiiunt.sti.alttiurilt'J,iitiii,tH'NfannHally. of Which thilnited States n-etK :r iwv - . r , . : cent-. i The present rdf 11 ion "in riiha was started in 1n;s with 1 IT en roll id ilicn ; in two davs 'the rmimlier had svVollen to T.my'; in a month to l.tMatd at one time the insurgents claimed jtn have .iMii,Ni men, tlntngh ixiorlv arnjed. It . is elaimed that, if proper atnmunit ion .uhl 1m "provided, an jinny of-t-UHiO or litthf MHt could tie placed in Uie tield. When the reUlHon broke out, Spain had an arm of Ummi men atid a lleel of 12 guns : in t wo years she had sin t over 4 i,i m m i men and increased th fleet to fiftet-'ti vessels, aggregat ing Jini guns. Now' the army of ?4pain niimk is pxi, (ihi, and that government ha-s Um-u allowed to build thirty' gu'nltoats j mi American soil, a fact which t he speaker Ihoiight a curious commentary on our. rofssjon.s of neutrality. f ; ; CHINESE ARITHMETIC. -A corres Kin dent of th 'London Alh eucturn says the Chinese hliia a niostjiu--g.-niou.s inet.ho-1 of reclvotiing bv jhe attl of the fingers; ja-rforming all the operations of 'addititm, subtract ion, multiplication and div ision, with in'iin-la-rs troin one up to a hundred thous' and. IKveiy linger of the left hand rep resents nine figures, as follows.: The tlittlei finger represents units, the ring finger tens, th middle finger hundreds, . the fore finger thousands, the thumb tens tit thousands. When the three joint!! of each-linger .are touched from the palm toward the tip. they;eiunt one, two and three of enih of the der 'nominations as abive named. "Four. i.4-i -jii,l iv so.' counted tail the back ot the finger joints ut ' Hie - same way ; seven' eight and nine .are count ed oh t he right side 'f t he joint from the palm to t he tip. Th' tore linger of t he right -ha'ud i i used as t he pointed. I'lnis, 12M4 would If indicated b firs! foiich- , jny the joint of the foi-efuigi i . n.t the j,Hnd on. tlie inside. 'next the middl ioini-of the -middle linger on (he inside. next the end joint ol tin ring hugei on the inside, and finally, the joinl ol the little finger nj-xt thejiand on fh.; out side. The nader vvill If able to ma ke further exa triples 1 for hiinse.lf. The writer alludetli tt. asserls that the ioi'.- lectne.s.s of ( 'jiinese computitt ion 1 1 1 1 1 - H-rfoi m'd is jjiro erbial. J WHAT MAY BE' DONE BY TEMPERATE MEN. A wnger was decjdefl' in a restaurant at 7K-S; Sixth avenue vest I'tdav , wheie-a man completed the task of. eating a roast, uuail at no,.n for thirtv consecu- five days, thus deciding a- ur. 't r'..u The winner sai.y hat I In hu t let h qua-; was relished as much a t he first , an t litis deciding a it. "t .'-". . aserilH-il his success to temjienite habits, the variety of sauces and other accom-"" -ianiin-hts.to the meals, and ean iu If- ing hungry at the bight time. Mis. friends were of' the opinion that he had aecouiiIisheil a difficult, if. not unpre-ctHU-ntKtl undertaking. Attemptso.ftli.is kind, t'he.v s;iv. were first suggested by the Hible. vvhere, in gf umbers xi. i52. it is re.rd-ib that t here Went forth a wind froiirhe Lurd iind brought quails fnun il.e sea", and let Ithem fall by the .cam i; and tlie jfople stootl up all-tliat .a it i i 4 ! -L. t .. .. ,1 .ill t I,. to. t ,iav aini an uai nigni. nun nil in-.t' -.. dav. and thev gat her.-l t he quails ; 1 atid that while the flesh was yet. la tweem their teeth, ere it was rheMetl . . . r . I . .. 1 , I . , .i . L- 1 1 1 , 1 , it tne w rai u m in ioin i.,..- against the ftiple. and tlie iiri smoiM the oeol ,le with a verv great plague." - r i - . riiis tlagu'e. it is urged, was tiothiiig more tiia ii alia usea and hnnou- lever, arising from prolonged ifuail diet. The chief cause-of .the failure of t hose es saying t he eat ing of a quail; a day lor. thirtv dAvs. ithat they are geherailv t'l i ss i pa t ed 1 1 1 e n , . w 1 1 .se i i . ges t i v .-1 - w - r s are not good. I I BIROS.- '-JJirda mav be divided Into three clas ss, viz : thikaC which jiair for life ; those which: pair annually : and th which never pair, but are polygamous, swal-Jo-wa, r-Mik. .martins." strlim;s". tnag ptea. and several of the, Falcnida iind I'aridfe, are example of the nr' t-Iiss. All bird which n-tiirn every season to fh-ir old n. ts t nesting-sites. ... rear their bro.fi 5. b-hmg to the rja--;that rii.ii- for lib. The treBtest numher ot birds'jvair ntlnuaily, and the. deert . , neU- n.-st s lor a ye a i" m as tu.-i 1 4 .-u.i tht, y... When theirdufie totheir - 1 s ' . ; 0fTiting are fulfilled thev be.-ouo Hi ranger for life. The metnbf ra of th third tplas-are included alun-taltfgctl i.r i llJlri U fil the I t.tl lliniflT . - HUH IU III U1- IJM V - - . this arrangement we can o'is.-i ve 'he of tftel w i-est provi-ion of nature : thj fl.-sh of all ih.-se bird f .rm a vvliolesomj and sithstantiat article ot nol tor tiixn. r,, th,- -ivit"p in his lti.iiid.ess avil, wild What to the man of ciVii-izatiou. ; Unt ean kiVp this dernati'l upp!ti'i "' f''ir thinking" readers will ' at -ncf a-.-rt Ihrtt t"'keep"'ip thi -upplv the birds nmt imuHipiv qui-'klv ; th.-ohly wav is hv polvgimvv It is-w.-ll known, how pVolitjc . ail iinls are w hirh. endowed ' with jthi particular in-dim t, can pn ingate their sj-feif equal to the demand' tnadciupinthem. There area-xcejition to the! general rule among the thr.f c!a sea n;im.-d, a a matter "I 'count. , Wer all m tt t bring together bunlens of sorrow to le. etiua'lly 1. each on reflect ton would choos,? their d viih his ovt-ii.' ..S". .'. Five t housaiul Uh-s weigh ;rHiund. rrr" Tliere were JIM miles ro( railroid constru' tidjn thirfcount ry during 1S7JT. ! --Then' are sonie ai an) gold and silver" I' - ' m,i lies in act ual working condit ioii-ttr T -.Mexico. . j' 1 -; Caltforiihi and Nevada produce al'iout -J'tu tonsol Ma each nont?h ot If Vfill. . . j I Wisconsin has' Jtl.iKNl.tNN acres of P land, w hich h:ive , -never laa'ii broW'h nr 1 felt the pl.tw. ' r There are! teilt'h'is','liitt out I V. "ii fc , a r t o 1 1 1 et i . "in .Prussia of tiiis' uuiniw (ireat Kritabi iuitiorted last- year l,ltiJ.r4SS huudredtVfiglit of wheat for j hiun consumption. - ; ' "ITte ATTteTTrnri TTiTteriTs nt -rtmnr i: have preseuttl tle new king jwit'iia I. complnnentin. address ! The KnssiatV ijieace teruis w.ill iW- ibne t he conl rol a if Turkey .over -aMut' ' ir..OOO.I.HIl jkeople to, ..IKNI.IHHI. .-')'- i s Siaiu'ts nlHiufi to sent! a lot of voting - nien ti la tslueatilll in this counf ry. as . .the Japauesai haviMatt'H' dotii'. , . J si-The tnnua'l iiicome of tlie church of Knglaiid is tarHHi,(HHi. TheeliUrcli -i j has lit.i.NHi religioMs -.Iiihes. iueluding - thirtv cat hdralsj , , 4 Then- havi l4en exjtended ujioii the Aibauy state JIoiJsi-.s,tni.inti. and we i' are told tliat . .".tNi.oN more are re- r ; ipiire.1 to linish ft- ' , . '' The niosijulto gum of Westa.ru ! Texiis is ahnost j ideiit ical v itji gum r Arabic, and auusi'lerabl.ipiau'f it ie are' regularly exsittel. i - The. Ashtabula accident cost, the I'ikt Shore . M icliigan Stnit hern Hail- -way Couipany af.'il.'alo, ami all the j clatns Under the atteitleid have laeir setl'Ji-sI. j . ' " :':,"- Since loin IVlrb's return to IUail.. i .last Sept cm lie r. liie Jias entered vigor-1: onslv lijHin various, reformatory nieas- j J' ' ores for purifying 4 govei'iiinetit aridU for the geiieijal gOod of his people. j "i-The wild lniar.is tlie parent 'dTlaV; coini-noli hog, biijt .smaller, less glut f-oii-- ,ous, and living (chiefly ort ' vegetables.:!". They are out v thijigeruiis w hen at tacked- i J ami t lien I their lin iins of ihfetfce ill'e t list's feti inches llniig. : .- , ' I. " ' 7 ' : . ' f.-!, X ritif hrnjHM'jtr fof (ernuiny is t he j f .giieat.est exist ing; pat ron'of the turf : t he "i Kinre.s of Aiislria is tlisl iiiguished' m : Iaiglatiif's iiuiit ijig lielil. Naiole'oii Ml,, ihdtgh.tedju th; gun. and -"Victor Fan--! uiauni -l di-iirlv Lived lit-ld storts. . - i ! . . - ' -14 Diamond digging in South :trica,.'-T h;is -now" si. 1 1 led down into a laid in-; ' iliisM'V.' "tMiipaju.ies' have l-eeii forniil. l"T ,li.-i,'l.,.,,L -..'.. .I1.... Ii ,. i.i - tx. .till ,K itl...i. ' i It I'l'lt,. - i ' ' j;, iii... ii. t 4 ,.i i. , , . j " t here, are an . and there is soinethiin'. k like a. fixed trade 'of f'indi'ngs from thi claim or t hat . J. - --T-dt '11, nt ;ii. nriiontii,' . the f tiifetb- of opium ' iiiiP'JI ted , into 'stall for Js77-vyi 2.oS'i:Vvl.:!sifgritijis. ; Deibicf ing onedif t h .fur1 riieiiical piu -poses, theije reiiiain for opium-eate i 1 "Jo.. '"-si I gi'aiiisilailyi 'If thirty grain- are taken as a dail done,, there .are iti the I")iitetl;-States over -'iini,!! ' person who tat the drug. "'fiiere is' tfi b':i nariow-gatigei.iH- I'oad laid oil thelhaiiks nf flic all nil 1. !'- :.: v t VM-eii HutTalo and Alh;in"y. lives 'will If liscil t'Vfovv tin f I .ocoln loat.s. iind soi e-bri-ht ed hoi .ses w. if) "be; 'u-tk now ii. " This is said to M ai .fact i but -'will loc" n foi ive.s, e.sieeiailA .mi a jtiJi row -gauge. a'lisu,el' V : 'fh-et'f ollld tKrtiou the I -!;!- : - ware and Hudson canal souV years agi ; - Enoch ' llavf'S, of. "le.v es, ( .)..-"mat-; lied List spring ibid ')id last tall. ,.liisf If for; t he-hit t.4ijt:v.'ht fie w;is sue bv ; Eli'zalfth West for ii br:it lK'if proiliis. of uiiii riag'. - Th' j 'uit i c.ni,l iiue-d agatukl Mrs. il,;ik-sa t heheii.ess ofj t In i estate, and lliPlfghlj j the tw wotnem "is iiicidftitallv i brmgihg out alb tiie nart icu'i.iis ,,t Mi', il a ve' tloii.b ! c, uu t - Ship. ' --There''- not i nr. like giving a "-main satistaction wnj ii li' wants t ii.. i if Ib-tii. Ni-stoi' Max. ill, w ho b illghl a duel at" yhitamora M if h M. De l.a I'ettaj was not s;it istieij a) tr two riiuitds ha.l I a ."en fire I. and 'lie 'had 'come off , it h ;i who! skin. II h'niairdel anothei' round. He. was accommodated. hTiT thi'Miglr the Ihm j and ibd aliitost in staidly. .''!(- '. '. : ; T-Ftr-'eeerV tvisk lost, in a' strike ;i crtaiu' nuuvlf.rjof-'weeks. work at tlje highf-r wages (struck for is it-quired in order to avoi'cjHisitive loss to the work men. Thus-ijrjtiie case of a strikerd' s;i uiotiths" ihirati'Ui for alvance of ten iter emit in lAVages." live. years' lab.jjj at the high rttfs wiQdf r-piired hi S obler to make up the pisiliv:e l..rh.-f turrel in the strike. . , t . i The Ma-'h J.anf hfjivftf thinks it Verv strange t hat. while many other forms of sport itjn c.ondemnie.d as cru.fi and barb;ii'ous.lishi'ng: even wit l li ve bate, should, 1 ff generally commi'hded h gent ie iili'l hliui.ihe. ".I'll the whole, i "realm jof spirt there" is fi ot ritti".h that requires gb-ater ;ca 1 1 -' i u sn ess 1 1 h.; (fi. I tliat of twist ink a lloolt ih and out qt j1 the fnly of a vvritld-nir "worm. ' . ? : ., T1a--Engis!h army hasldtifg enjfy-d the r 'ut'jjimi of If itig the rtiost exf ii-: siveh , tliessfl in Kiii'tp, ITIn nibst cost h ti 1 1 iff t m' j t hat .1 ii id a fl s rgeaid ill tla-'Foot lil r.js." to chithe Wh'H'ii en taii' upon fdijn coiintrv rtbi'ilf $l-nf ; 'm.oit' p. i ai.huui, atel tlx chf.i('st. hiaiiw t.. 'tq'uip i's th 'negro pi r- life 'of t iff. a-st .Ui.lta r'g!mtds. ,vh.e. pjet id-i.; e..jU.- OiiaS" ilnif"! m lst's aUiut -- t itC jf r a ti ft ihu . ' :.".'.'; ,r ;?--" . Presbv't j ia ti .ele'rgy"(ni5.' liviri-UT rif.ii r h'h t'reah bji- t-, cross a wi., si ream' in goini'f-" anl f r m,b is chtin h tin a ih'hliI' sj,l,iv, the. iM la-ing bap! 'idaVj t',he. ic.f If mg hal sk-Hisl. iiisiiad of i iif and s'uiooT It; 1 in.', as Usual-. l I i.l sifigiii ,je. llovM-. ! fimts iiiiH-e.t aij taigiif! foi breaking th .iigiis that k.itt-s.wrfir s,,bi ;.tt i... 11 t he ea-if-t aini OU! Kesl I' Ul Vt'V a tie .. that liecoilid hiiVeetilJ'roVfsb; ef, 4!!'ti the i'Hst-ioti ls-ut" t" Iii m '-i'uar:ly,:,hl:. ,(,.,., r.'.t detiV that he .ferried pteit-flt from t la- skat ing. - i 'J' '":J-. -It UVIV , it t!b known t hi.tt f.'i7i-n a t"i i.ijis-t ciai f.'.n. fof "4 i o t l.a jUawlx -ThefitoiHysjih'h i her isp,.,.,alt' 1- the sapphire.. Thf Fiiiurfss ot Kiissia hii's' an -unrivalled r t-..et'i..ii if i ii!iuu..iwt aii'l; H',ti us. i ne . .1 -t-i ; - tii'tiI.-at I'a ot pain nas ine uiosi ; . - . , :. i, ., ' ...'... . valuable coll. ft i"li "f la's pi .thf., world one of i'i' shawls U-ing w.ttH SJo.ti'ro. .Th I. rami I nicjiess -of Saj. -Weiiiiar is saiil to Misise.ss tla finest sjt. ot rubies. -and jthe timpr-ss of Austria the U-st ftiK ikjldsarifl c.'alii in Europti. i V kt' ill 'rt I 3 I i h- -.!- ir 4