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MORAL LANDMAak.-A travelling correspond,
ent of the Boston Transcript writes the following
from Csnece:


Soon after leaving Montreal noticed some
miles to the E st high Cross on one OF The mos.
elevated mountain peaks in the neg ghhorhood and
on making irgnry about II, learned the follow
ing history: Four or Eve years ago French
Bishop visited The Canedas on crusade against
lnlenpernDcc, and in short time his success was
such that he numbered $4,000 converts, VINO de-
sired, before the Bishop left the country, 10 erect
some monument to remind them of Their pledge
and his noble abors and as the theatre of his tolls
Was in sight of the mountain in question, II was
det rmipcd to erect this cross The mountain is
200G feet above the level ofthc St. Lawrence, and
the cross is 80 feet high aud when saw it stand
ing up in bold relief against dark, heavy cloud
in The back ground along the HORIZON, there was
something exceedingly grand and picturesque
about it. Every norniag $4,000 converts can
turn their eyes to tins menento to remind them Of
their vows. know Of nothing in my travels that
has ttfnck me more torchy than this simple
cross. But v;'at is more singular, in basin on
tho mourtuir lea feet above the ST. Lawrence.
is lake half mile in extent, winch has b,en
consccrsrcd, and is now used in oil The neighbor.
ing churches as holy water.