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Point of honor in Biningcrr- -donr.-The 9th
Chamber Of Justice IN Paris, was recently called
to try one of the most respectable wine merchants
of the city for an assault aud battery. The com
pIainaul charged that, wiihou, the leas, provoca.
ton. tho assalant had rushed upon him, sczed him
BY the hair, beaten him, and kicked him into the
slreot-iiere the prisoner could no longer restrain
hinsolf, and far from talking Of 'deGeuce Of his
conduct, he broke into violent accusation OF the
plaintiff. "lnsuling villaln!" he Cried he dcnlan.
llrd Of me a glass of ,caier, A glass Of water Of
me q ,cine merchant, Ny hairs have grown white
IN tho exercise of my profession, and have never
received such outrage" The Judge had grea.
trouble in convincing the angry citizen that, quite
above the point of honor IN profession, stood tho
gospel law of charity, and that in refusing lass
of water to Il fellow creature, he had committed
IA sin, 10, aono theibeatng. There no ePpea.
lug him. however. The cold water was probably
drop in a bucket Of other irritalions. He paid
the fuo for assault, and battery, and wen, his way
still fuming with rage,


PRUpERy IN PARIs.-Noth could well be moro
completely "from home" than this worthy vi,tue


in the French capital. 1t exists there, ho~,ver.
and Just now the prude par erceLence, is designated


in the person of Lady Nan English noblc.woman
once famous for her beauty who entertans very
magnifccntiy and is the patroness OF the chasie
portions of III, Arts. She has lately ombashed
her drawing.room with the exquisite statue OF
IIusson. representing young mother who, with
her child upon her knees, is putting cross into
its little hands. und teaching it TO lisp prayer
The drapory of the marble mother, however,
discloscs more of the lovely sources Of lniantlne
nutriment t al Lady X-vcnturcs to cnclaEt
the light with, in her own person, and she has
accordingly dressed tho marble shoulders !" d
satin coliereite, trimmed pih erMline! The rago
of the sculptor, and the edfcation OF the gay
parsians, are said to be beyond bounds.