. Harper's weekly. d, and wouldsoon be home again with his dear ones around himto console by tender ministrations for all perns and Another night two fathers with their woundedons and an old German mother with her boy ar-ived at the Commission Camp, and were furnish-d its advantages. The old mother had come allbe way from Wisconsin, bringing with her a patch-work bed-quilt for her son, thinking he might have the mothers i hull, her kind eyeslooking into his, all the deep ishining through them. The old woman was i:tensely patriotic. She had three sons, she said,the army; one had been killed, i
. Harper's weekly. d, and wouldsoon be home again with his dear ones around himto console by tender ministrations for all perns and Another night two fathers with their woundedons and an old German mother with her boy ar-ived at the Commission Camp, and were furnish-d its advantages. The old mother had come allbe way from Wisconsin, bringing with her a patch-work bed-quilt for her son, thinking he might have the mothers i hull, her kind eyeslooking into his, all the deep ishining through them. The old woman was i:tensely patriotic. She had three sons, she said,the army; one had been killed, i miserable cowards who,in nooks and corners, and sometimes openly in themarket-place, declaim against this righteous war,and clamor for a peace involving the dishonor and WHITE AND COLORED SLAVES. «->n for , n ti = empt. . a-eA-i p,.-r i ,\\ hair liglu iiml silky. Three ?..?..;....,!.; i hcr^lf left v I., (he ?(...nlhienUl, where they were re-. Deccmber la-t, at Santiago, theere occurred a tragedy \\ hicb, incely a parallel in give on page b5 engravings of The Citorchof the Compania. and IT3 Ruiks, from photo-graphs kindly sent to us by Charles S. Kami,Esq., Secretary of Legation. Ever since 1857,when the mystery of the Immaculate Conceptionwas born at Rome, this church has celebrated bythe most magnificeut of festivals the Month ofMary, beginning with the 8th of November and Ugarte had promised the Unman Nuncio should out-rival those of Rome herself. The lighting up hadtaken from mid-afternoon, for there were over twen-ty thousand lights, mostly camphene; and in themean time the church had been filling to its utmostcapacity, until, at quarter past seven, it contained dred men, all in a kneeling posture, the church,:d, being seuting Murillos Madonna of being illuminated, becaino sooner bo than, frooverflowing of the gas, one extremity, by thestream of flame issued gauze with which the prevailing current
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