The herald., 1837-03-06

cal world by storm. Their last concert was much
crowded-too crowded-too like the soirfes which are
now given by our fashionables. Their execution.
STYLE TASTE and grace all of the first order WHY
will they not engage the Masonic Hall and give another
concert! All the world want to hear them.
NEw-YoR Sd March, 1887.
Season Of Dancing
Dear Sr,-In compliance with instructions from
the Trustees of the Society of Moral Philanhrophists
enclose ticket of admission the ball of charity
by the Free Enqurers, on Tuesday evening" 7th
March, al Tammany Hall, which the Trustees sincere
ly kope you will be pleased TO accept; and moreover
honor them with your presence this festival oc-
cason--where the witty, tho liberal editor of the
Herald, have ocular demonstration of the "ruh'
othe many christian like observations made upon this
society few days past, and months since gone
by-Do Mr.. Editor, do vonchsafc to visit this sceptc
festival Of charity and good will 10 man--dO come If
it be only in the character and costume ofa piows mis-
sionary from his Holiness the Grand Dgnitary Of the
Catholic and Apostolic Church Militant here on earth
that humble imi,ator Of the meek and lowly Re-
deemer OF the world. Who can tell, Mr.. Editor, but
that (altho not an inspired prophecy such missiona-
ry may perform n miracle and perhaps be the means
Of pucking brand from the fire, and saving female
soul from everlasting burnngnot in purgarory, for
from thence we can soon extrcate a SOUL by apro-
per application of few Peter Pence-but a much
worse, tho orthodox place regien, which
must be nameless. Adeu, Mr.. Editor,-do come
hall with your philanthropc presence-if it only be
for half heur Rest assured you will be kindly
recived-not burnt or orthodoxy starved by
holy tribunals altho you are Hereto to us Sceptcs.
Farewell MIR. Editor.
Your well wisher,
J. Woops, Secretary.
James Gordon Bennett, Esq.
Shall 60 or shall notl have tried to convert
the male sceptcs on former OCCASIONS but might as
well try TO melt adamant by pouring water upon it,.
The chief priest, Mr. Often knows what good boots are
but never could understand salvation. The female
sceptics-poer little futtering thines-are probably
made Of different materials-t generally taking three
ordinary full sized angels to make pretty woman.
think may 90 wihsut endangering nay soul, or very
materially offending Bishop Dubois or the Pope. Ill
should by going cmmt Sin, can easily be forgiven.
II would not be the first time have committed sin and
been forgiven-once, twice. They may have pretty
glrls-who knows Once, twice, thrice There
I'll go-thafs settled.
FRnALE RoHrssoS CRusoE.-The price Of th,s new
work will be one dollar and il is expected to be in the
book for sale today the advertisements state
From page 203, extract the following
"Shc called two Indian girls TO her. who were
about fourteen years Of age. They had no other ar
fetal covering upon their dssky persons, except few
fds Of the traders muslin around their waists. Their
long black hair hung down about their necks shou-
ders and back; their bright eyes being Of n similar
bue their eyebrows correctly and nicely arched If
penced by scientific delineatsr Of female beauty ;
their slender graceful and symmetrcay shapedforms
light active ever in melton, and at every posture and
changeful attitude developing new and just budding
charms and attractive expressions OF limb and feature
Their complexions were like their fellow members Of
the tribe nclnng to dark. But Their teeth shone bril-
lIanty whits large and even. There also the
check and full lip of each maiden, deep, natural ro-
sea,e healthy glow Of the pure, vital current of the
veins, which no rouge of the Pansian belle could at
all rival in its simple, yet irresistible fascinaons.
Every limb was a model for sculptured Venus de
Medecis its full and graceful swell filled up to the
properties Of robust ruddy health although was the
health of feminine dcicacy. And their sweet girlish
voices too oh heavens! what soft music. Such hea-
ven inspired feelings the tones Of those Indian girls
voices, awakened in young Jenny Williams bosom,
when he heard them talking 10 each other, upon that
open lawn, and answering TO my mothers call as they
approached the yellow, sandy bank Of that romantic,
little stream, where she plying basly her culinary
operations. Every nerve in his system, harmo-
niously responsive TO the heart enlivenng accents,
which warbed from their pretty, pouting hps and he
deemed il were paradise Of bliss, 10 stand forever
thus upon that softly yielding green sed in the sum
mer morning air. enhaling the fragrance upon his
senses from the smiling howery meads, blooming
bushes, and sweet scented shrubbery, gazing in rap,
ture upon, and listening to the meodious prattle eI
those lovely little, prmtively dressed merry, skpPn9
Indian maids; seeming more like beautiful plumageu
birds of the air nterlng from spray TO spray W ''e
youthful and innocent gladenness; OF iike ange,s vi
light momeaarily descended from heaven 70 cncnan' ~
mortals than like gross things ofths earn supIec' v
| mertal weaknesses"