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liXIIL—PASSING EVENTS.
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Lixiil—Passing Events.
liXIIL—PASSING EVENTS .
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_ » PUBLIC AUT O POLITICAL . I The 14 th of December , 1861 , will be long remembered as tie day -when
1 I bear a misfortun befel the e of Eng the lish heaviest people nature in the which death a of nation the Prince can be Consort called upon . Em to - 1 I p and haticall friend y a — good he was man no in . all less the a private wise and relations prudent of life prince —as husband fulfilling , father with ,
I scrupulous , accuracy the duties of his high position , fostering , the arts and I sciences , and actively attentive to the social interests of Ms adopted I country . He is dead at the early age of forty-two , beloved and lamented
I by a whole people mourning in common with their Queen . To this grief has been added deep anxiety on the score of our relations
proceeding and with th America eir summary to . Eng The land seizure removal , caused of Messrs from our Government . a Mason British and shi to Slidell p demand , in b which y an the apology Federalists they were from ,
the Government at Washington , the result of which demand is at present unknown . " After the skirmish at Bull ' s Bluff—our Balaklava _, where ' some one had in tears
were blundered engaged ' —Boston , one from was drowned Boston . Mrs . Samuel . Two Putnam Massachusett sister s reg of iments « J . _R . Lowell , and herself a distinguished writer and liberal , lost , her only son , a
not splendid for a youth career of or twenty for excitement -three , who took like so a lieutenancy in men the 20 of th fortune Regiment but , from the highest motives of love of , liberty and many love young of the slave . When , he
wished to go his mother said , ' The aim of your education has been to prepare you to lay down your life for freedom ; I give you up to that cause . ' him When over a again niile he fell , the on on his noble the back fiel self to d -forge the his frien hosp tfulness d ital St . urg of He is Sidney rushed lived twent at to Zut rescue y- p four hen him . liours His , and , famil acting bore y-
who wear voluntaril no mourning y laid , but down , in the his hi life ghest for sp his irit country of heroism . Two , thank sons God of for another a son friend are both prisoners at Richmond . Are we not paying an adequate
price for emancipation ? Do we not buy the freedom of four millions with our heart's best blood ? "•—An American Paper . M . Thiers has been spoken of as one of the future schoolmasters of the
be Prince laced Imperial in the . hands On his of next tutor birthday s and tailors , the Paris . Alread papers he inform takes us lessons , he is to in fencing p and drill . The French Prince Imperial , thoug y h only five years
and a half old , already speaks three foreign languages—EnglishGermans and Italian . , SOCIAL _AND INDUSTRIAL .
New Chubch Orber op Deaconesses .- —An Institution for deaconesses for the diocese of London has been opened in Burton Crescenton the model
of the " Protestant Deaconesses' Institution at Kaiserwerth . " , It is intended that duties the will sisters benursing shall dress the sick alike educat , economicall ing the y and unobtrusivel and visiting y the . Their
under the sanction , of the respective , incumbents young in whose , parishes they work poor . , When complete , the institution will consist of three orders : — -1 . Deaconesses
res ceeding iding three under years one . , roo but f , who who sha may ll xenvw devote their themselves dedication for at a p the eriod exp not iration ex-
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Jan. 1, 1862, page 359, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01011862/page/71/
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