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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04
WILSO
HIGHLY IMPROVED
PATE EMIT MAMIE OIL w RIT X X
FOR COPYING LETTERS, INVOICES,

FOR COPYING LETTERS, INVOICES,
DRAWINGS, PLANS, &c. &c.
THIS invention will produce letter with It's copy st DOT
II Operations or required letter with i've fac similes
send abroad with single pen stye which - durable ne
Ii will sst for centuries without repair.
This extraordinary apparatus, f m It's Amphcy ana dee
patch In operation portability In construction nd
raby solsiors. merchants and persons travelling
or going abroad; they strongly recommended
the recently proved Copying and which
Bankers Commission Merchants, bTokers and q
ali who write msc and desire - Keep cops
or send duplicates abroad whom will prove great saw
ing OF time, trouble and expense.
wilson's Inaproved Noctagraphs.
Nv this invention persons who have had the misfortune 70
lee sight others In the dark enabled TO wr e.
Their single duplicate without The aid ofssy person
ever The apparatus very simple IN It's consrucuon sne
node that II impossible u can fail Of answersg
its purpose with the possible trouble TO the writer
also parcuariy adapted the ccumstsnceso OF per
vous and aged persons, who find difficulty " managnf
Pens asd lax the Pens requiring no repairs OF eeo
ing, and the LAX IL perfectly portable and cannot blot
Mandatory, 40 Nassau street 5doorsTem ha"enisn
te2-tyw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04
~ r,.OyD,y sALOOE-No. 50 BEEKNAn

At rIOYD'y gALOOH--No. 81 BRENNAN
"A sTREET-The public can be accemn lated II all hours
h Rreakfas Dinner, Tea and SUPPER and every Injury
ar aeIesey The market affords win be served In style
surpassed ;-he Bar well stocked with the choices vines u
pasrrs In the Union Attached to the estsbshmr there
nest ana retired Billiard saloon, where genemen Who are
ord of his fashionable game uniting exercise with snuse
sut viii And splendid tables, with every convenience
fsr The esio, ment OF players and spectators
TIE n,Ssygred grateful for past avors, would take this
10 return Ter he liberal
&c heretofore bestowed and promises nst no
r sysrr be spared afford every comfet ssd accom-
nodsilon 10 those who favor her With he pssnsss
D,pner simmer Parties and Clubs be accommodated
Win private rooss neatly furnshed ssd good and
with The choicest wines and viands. -. -.
NB-The business win be under the innediste superin
trndcnce Of Floyd. who takes this opportunity o IN
rinr his friends and public that ne personal exerton
shal SCARED 10 rendsr every aitcnsn and
,o ,bos, rhe nav favor the establishment with call
sute I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04
Chatham Circulating Library
NJ IN Ct,ath. m street

NJ THE ubsc beg leave respectfully 10 aierm then
the sSS s ns
it The prepared and ready ,,s her nsroasse
Ser.o ,hsy have had liberal share OF public support and
they hope from their late imporaa sn acrrase OF it,
Use Library Al presen. Contains yspme, Of WORKS
Of felton, and il intention othe subscribers s, 70
rou ne 70 tme Is the OF their patrons WAY es
part wo sna Sn s
tory, Natural and Experimental Philosophy Classical and
Msd %s,s assca.r e ca hs
community their extensive COLLECTION Of worn ~ ~
rap psr 10 Ss e
render this Of their M = an ss
and daily recevlng of new works from ne Pses -
's and Periodical works with fine
colIecisn e 5oe Plays acting and standard. an
.r .s sy ssS | q. Library
possible 10 any in city, and thereby rendering the most
wss,sy o. seAe'ai patronage 'o O. LANGLEY.
FSS esu.fui BseS or srawn"MAHoMMEDsT TURKISH lsa,
before The public II daily supeedRg every e'ssr
ration for The purpose which mostly ;.lx N ths
%urRs Dys It's operation IS almost magical being sppse
70 the head going :. The ss Meantime su
change either rem
n use Ss s wholesale
''-'' '1'-'@' " II. c. HART, ITS s sosSswX;s
a2l.v c.rner o. Oonruano. -
.I,,,s : u 4 !, !, 0t5yAL or SUPERFLS
4 OTIS HnIR-Tsat bsns Of female beauty. whe,her on
ss
AToRY IT'S operation is me mar
without approach pain and leaving kn wnie d
the hair usually so as to reque en- no
her application OF No bad rom Us use heea
apprhsnded it be used on an Infants ska wi'nou
The advertiser prepared to every bottle sold by
him operate eecusy and TO be perfectly innscen' y"
| edscuA Sold wholesale and retail 6y nm 10 pro.a~
ABLY corner Courtiapata
S.GANS.-i is universally conceded that theTe is nc
y luxury equal The enjoyment OF genuine Havana Sc
gar SEIxAS n Cedar has the pleasure oil niermne
bis and public tina, he has made suei
arrangements Havana will enable bin 70 supply men
purchases from him also obtaining pure genuine
and nely favored article He has nov on nsno nS @
old ssd highly favored seng IRON picked to
bacco and imported expressly for retail.
100000 Dos CompaDeros,
10000 Princpi, Of the genuine Ncv.l tobacco.
so 600 Regas, Of The government factory al Havana,
$1,000 La Norma,
Also Trabuco Dos Amigos Peons Morenos Indin Cara
imported years For sale wholesale and etsl
N. b. Country merchants would do well oy caI,ng az .
Cedar street anltIm.
DULMONARY CONsUMPTIO N.--The o
this awful werd Consumption and the sen
tnce professionally pronounced THAT IS lncara
disease than all other conbned whereas nney nin'
hundredts that in this country themeve
srs g'k IL
oUARE S
for sale, and where every Information respecting wio
cheerully given. ausm.
TEyTHn scOEEs AL A.. KIND OF ,.,,..s 3Ti NV
ter Red Drop was first made pubic and oaa OF ,ne Scu
Of no. one has s wheTs s Of
sad sPrang up but i ouss all ,ne,d o.s
and as Who are opposed 70
kinds OF advertised medicine and are obliged As last re
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04
IDEALS, HAIR REsTOHATIvE.-TL

DEALS, HAIR REsTORATIvE.-This vain
ID able discovery Introduced 70 the puzzle wnn ~
fullest confidence and that viii erect The eecl
n. snpIcption viz: THE COMPLETE RESTORATION
or THE HAIR upon the heads Of those who have lo hs
sane, and have thereby becsme bald -r partially 50
Npmeroas cerfc might Ne gives To show how success
fully this pousd has been applied nsver having ahed IN
single IL not brought before the public Y
srI hat 10 be applied upon the principle oao charge With
ont success deemed unnecessary 10 swell IN AdvertisS
la virtues have seen fully ssd satisfactorily tested. The
OF those that were entirely bald have been, by the
pcsion Of this Restorative, covered WIN iuxunsus goWu
None need despair whether old yousg Of having their
No win be received for application OF the Re-
storative un individual whe cs y satisfied by me
restoration Of the hair. :,
All humbue and quseksry In this matter utterly dis
claimed.
Besss hair Restorative win be applied ~ he dseeverer
or iavesor Levi Beas to those who may desire 70 svA
OF us beneficial effects, al the smse OF MAO
daniel No Pst street. New Yorkasd also a the Hair Cut.
ting Rosns OF t. Hawley, agent, No 100 Broadway up
stairs. ~ .e-s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

i OCATlON-Ns FIVE years since Lsvison's Hun
ter Red Drop first made pubic, and out OF the thou
sands of has failed where the directions have
been attended which simple. Huadrsds OF imitaors
sprung but outves all their base
attempts proves daily be the only prompt and per.
manent and As persons who are opposed 70 All
kinds OF advertised medicine and obliged, last
it, acknowledge, aner IL some eases spending
hundreds OF dollars 81 per vial Every will have the
signature OF u Levson Of whom be- obtained privately
con6denally times ats Dvson aul5 I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

TIVE LIeHr ov OTHEH DAYs"-The author .
Er.est Mslravers" beautifully expresses his regret
AT leaving Naples and Of s attractions, in the fsl-
lowing Of piece Of poetry written for the knich.
crbocker:- -,,
"when fror, this land ofdresms, shall vsle
The wsnderer, In his northern Isle,
These rosy clm~s 10 thought shall tshe
A light yet roster hom thy smile
Cosfusra and Strangely blent In enc,
what lovsliea he hath sees
The waveess SEQ, the eosdlsssur,
La belle, Ia belle fsulineP
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

ALLAN CUsxIEeHAx WITH MARSHAL SorLr.-Our
good friend Mr.. Allan Cunningham was introduce "a
Marshal Soult; and the incrviaw was interesting
the reader should suppose will be the reverse Of
displeased to peruse hurried note Oft given nearly
as possible in his words -" saw him in his resi-
dence in Portland House he received me kindly ssd
took me by the hand, placed on q ssfa beside him.
and said he indebted his friend, the Baron dc
p for making us acquainted. said had desired
see Of great and strosg talent by nature and
by act OF Parliament; that had long admired him for
his generous tribute the memory Of Sir John Moore,
and looked uPon him one Of the noblcst minded Of
our foes. He smiled this, and turning TO me said
Foe never your foe, at least in the coarse
Of the word was taught to resPe,t you in the
ernest Of all schools. the battle field and was only
yesterday ted your young ouees that Britain and
France had tried the sword long enough to each others
HARM and should now try what friendship could do. and
thss insure the pesce Of Europe" bowed, and re-
Piled. Marshal, you still in the field yeu have
won other countries by the sword, and now yon are
come 10 consuer us by courtesy A said this, he
nrsss.d NV l,ee rerty with his hand, and made some
ailn.;on - ,oery He noble, featured man;
Ill 30 nd vigorous; and thought Of Austrslitz and
-, bloody field he shook hands with me At part.
~ Rat we are not parted yet; he has sent me card
&c ii. ges, ball Of this evening 10Th July) when
I'll ,gsin see feel assured, the same simple easy
sa.r,eous man found during the interview have
attempted to describe.-ScofcA paper.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

TAn. nlIE VF. PEAR. AID ALABAs-
Il TER For removing Ten Freckles, snnourr NC,
for healing prplss ses ether errupsps ~ the skin and m
proving the eompsxlar, which gives increased sone~
and beauty. Price rs cents
For sale ny Hart 77s Rro.dway and s5 Hudsen street.
and nv r. 0sior, ~ ~ Bewery the Of Pike and
snd Grand street. su7 eodSm+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

u NEW RErECT0kY.-J: swEsNEY' ia
s,s n thst large nd ecgsnt buiidng No ~ Fulton st.
TsS f-sh and always t. be ouna On hs abss ana
go. a-l,rsrv ef the provdsd hspPear IN
No esre or sxaenioa IN be wasting on his part
=. ~. and he hopes 70 And that geserous
eseoursEsnss' ~nen - J. SWEENEY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

NICKLK-4 cases N,,s,e s rsssyss sna e, sale
A,,sV 2Courtlandt st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-04

DlLLs OF EXCHANGE all parts OF cres, Bril-
- tain and Ireland able int asd 10 order (hsrccy
saviRg risk OF TO- u.s. 10 Elooo. with fractional
parts always for sale. Georgia, North and South Carolina
funds wanted. All communications for "sy'esers Reporter,
must be addressedto
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28
SANDWICH ISLANDS-ltEMl-
NlSCENCES.

1t is now fifty years since the SHIP
Columbia, Capt, Kendllck, and the
soop Washington, of only sixty tons
burthen, as tender h. the ship, were
fitted out az, and sailed from Boston,
on a voyage of trade and discovery
round the world. This was the first.
enterprise Of the Kind, and was
crowned with success. There are
circumstances attending it that are
fresh in our memory, and worthy OF
record. When the expedition arrived
at the North West coast, Capt. Ken
|drick TUNED his back on his country
preyailed on number of soamcn to
> ioin him-took possession OF the SlooP
Washington. and refused to return,
Capt. Robert Gray then took command
/, IoC the Columbia, and continued the
VOYAGE. On his return he called a
|, the different clusters of Islands IN The
= South Seas, and among the res: at th'
!, Sandwich, where, as well as IN othe
places. he met with the most friend,
: attentions from the natives, particular
J|ly at Owhyhce, where their King re
- sided. Such was the confidence place
= in Can't. Gray, both by King and pee
u pie, that they permitted him to brn
=, y away with him to Boston, their crow
e., prince. fully relying on his promise
y return him TO them. The ship We
absent upwards of three years, an
+, had not been heard from for larG
portion of the time, when IN the SUI
~ mer of 1890, in fine afternoon, v
~ had lust arrived at Boston from We
~ cester, when a strange ship, beari
the stars and stripes OF our counlr
1, arrived abreast Of the Castle and hr
'ho n national salute, whice was prompt
nj returned by that fortress.
in The firing was distinctly heard a
md seen from Boston, but no one cot
ON imagine what ship il was, bearing {
eat country's FLAG, and doing and recelvl
ear nch kirh honor. The inhabtaI
,ot. we're al in motion, and coming TO
div Long Wharf by thousands; in the
10. term the ship was recognises
e,alI Inc artillery ordered out As
arr came 10 anchor oil the end OF
mail wharf. the delighted multitude =,
eirir~ trr lay, pvb!!c rs'rs thereof.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28

t M HFt t H
Wia Ht HW aH ma
hH EHmtm. eve uVH FaIi &.
8a8 metsnf ii W hh8tF WH
luH 0lH HHHa.iHH 600 lftNl
he HHN HHn. NhA Hhi Ell HN H
WhN Is be- ha hH wwl ID fHHNHe
thi pa.Ft Na4i miDee fsftlA.
H hlf State. hf WhtH if4de HHeN
Hla8 JafHaI wif follow ~ hHd tm
NIHtmenh which $40 serve lu thfUv
na ihe Embarrassment which nuV Hr
aIytrs lhe atm ~ enterprise, whtn 1T
Vill step teftb 10 vigorous evrtiions
land IA mudatlr efforts VIN cast bless.
mas anl honor un every hand.
Why h u chat ouf commerce lakcs
iits lucsenl euWp, Gao nut setious TO-
Iaft, VI not i1r Che following reasons
llhe early settlement If tive Northern
! StBtrs,vhcrt rapit IrslaccumuIaicd
land the Tariff, which served 20 com
Z pcl us tu purchase northern fabrics
/ which gave them the control oi uul
/ cotton, md al the carrying trade u
A the country, add to which the lo~t
n or early prciudiccs, which have IN
% lucnccd us to look to the northern
q cities as the legitimate points ol com
e mcrcc for the country, uNd where, q
n course, we should trade; and W
Is hive che true reason for our presen
d state of things. All must be not onl
II convinced of the truth Of these fact
lr but that il Is time 10 set up for oui
N selves, aud that amorc propuous tim
"; to commence such a course OF polio
c. could not happen.
x When we take into considerable
in the character of our State-lts SO
lie and climate-its immense resourc,
a yet undeycloped-and the great a
he vantage Of cheap capital as an auNl
Sc airy in their MISREPRESENTATION Y
re- see the deep and intense cmbarra'
IN. ment which pery0dcs every porte
Ills of it, and the extent our citizens mt
his, suffer, and the great sacrifices WIN
md must be made of property, to salts
the creditors abroad, with the number
,nt the best and most merltorious iamIlI
lks reduced to want and despair; and {
ng efficient aid which tins Institute
Of when put into full operation, can vie
sill in relieving them and the State lro
Use embarrassment, and pushing IT onwa
ent in the road of general improveme
rid, and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, am surprised
ans see the strong opposition given
sun some gentlemen to it. Sir, those "
cen claim to be dcmocrats--who prot
ven so much love for the people, have n
inc an opportunity to put those prof
all sions into full and cllcctual practl
arc by voting for a measure which
hat pregnant with Importance, and m
case rebound to the permanent benefit
eiul honor of the State Of Mississippi.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28


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Hf sHaf
H.iIH mda la rffh
HWEf #Mf. They
H HfHtH W HF NMH ntiiNt
NhfH Haa.f n wHH eHa HHl NJ
IaH8. 900 HN artillery aasin tmfi
|HIt f IhHaia li pihef, 8ba
|taaHb 1r3Mm t hal symmetry
IaHl d WlYi vdt dressed mH teImai
lrf &C., ahafht ljWmfH form. covered
tiii H.t #HlheH H fhe muai teWt
'hfd f'Hmne, which niiilefi Ia NE
un, WIllo 90 h.s lojy ht wot rleo
|itr ,hui IslhIu tSefW Che AttKes,
.aBt ever ita lIfgt Hnd flowing fuhe,
Iu lht futm III ihe toaa. made of elulh,
covered wills feathers precisely line
lhs helmet Vi tiis splendid costume,
( HE took ihp Hm of Curt Gray. and 4
lptno lbn being formed, dty marched
ilto tio9. llancocks, Who had sent bis
i acknowledgement 70 hil them welcome
III After residence Of some months, the
/. ship was relitted, and with the sauna
u, lcomm1nder returned the prince IN
ii safety, 20 his country and friends,
,fI From thence sprung all that friendly
,c intercourse between those happy Is
n. landcrs and the United States, ID
m whom they arc indebted for civiliza
=. ton, and the useful arts, which ar,
of making rapid progress among thelB.--
ye CmciBaQt Post
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28
PROGRESS or EDUCATION.

The number of children attending
primary schools in France is estimated
Iat i,00o,000-whole population S7,-
560,g3l. The number of children at
tending Sunday and day schools in
Great Butainis estimated at 100000;
population, 100000. The number
lof children attending school in Mas
sochusctts is 100000; population, 70l,,
1881. The number of children at
! school in New York, in the districts
which made returns last year, was
l532,t67; probable whole number, ESQ.,
900; population in 1880, l,9l8,G0a-
now about 100000. The total a.
mount Of the School Fund in New
Jersey in 1886, was S?54,575 Sc.
} The number OF children in Pennsyl-
) vania between the ages of five and
Fifteen is 9S0,O0O-whole number at
} school, 150,830; population in 1880,
l,3l8,233. The School Fund in Dell
aware, in 1886, was about $4,000.
I The number OF school districts, 800;
, population in 1890, 7G,7A8. The es-
u tmated School Fund in Mich,gap is
o about S3,850,O00, In North Carolina
IS it is about 81, 100000. In the South
v crn States, except North Carolina,
s. little or no attention is paid to educa-
?, ton, and it is in consequence but little
is dilluscd among the people. Efforts
ST are now, however, making IN Ken
id lucky, to secure a general system o
common schools; among the mos
prominent of those who are mos
Jealous in this phiianthroplG under
taking in that State, is Robert Wick
life, Jr., a recent graduate of lIarvar
y University, and young man of hig
~ talents.-PhiladeiPhia Sentinel.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28


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Hhie mttefrita aa mfaea Ht
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eiHHem mtHIftaiHIiel sod
ta productive 1T F1H ff'6 10
mhFHfUaHi Hhl IHItgd ut
tImHfIItwes8ie vhtNrb u..I ln
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-thfpTWHallU fllt nrfcdrilgdel and
vbpIs over read, lraImly end lc1r
.Ic..ty i,.rs9, under ,ts hammer when.
.,,,, o,ni,ia.l. e.or ar Gehl A roIit.
. .rll conflict Sr,tis now ihc great
,.I ,...n,I,,.. .r..,, An hrord 1le ~.
.s,. ,,,nrr.gnl .srrlcI hy thc Vpn
"a, ,nl ,c.c.l,cd /, tLc democrat
. 4 ,,,,, NM, Lc only rnnr.n,ee lot
4 .,l t,lar,,c. ,,J,bo r,r,ctpity orou,
,G-,,,,,,.r.- ,..o fo,ll d,s.cycrnprc il,
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c ~, Jo,nocr,ticol nc win hest suit thei
~ ,,'n.onionco Oncdovitis danccrou
/ - oonnoct hank and stotr. and IN
y w. V0I In, !, i ,bo ocnac Of noIiticol a
y u P'i ""! = WV ~
=. ''I' w., = o,or,. ro;r, Of wow whic
g. ','',' , - y w.. Loon nrcscntcd n ~
.m ~. 'l a,,,aso1 - m exclusive SIN
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~ p"'' : ef, ,,;, I'm IVA ,ro ncnrrn
''I ]1S'g - ''' r ta";,,, III Tho citizc
+. w c a ''"o,'',s e., .Lo LonoGI nr,ho e.,
a. u t''e s,a,[' o 10, nm osscrto,
~, ~ on,6Grta;n sucb oninions as these
wv OF en'GIVa'5' s'I,, ,; o,', tbnt thcy In
7,' al, 'nuuo ,noJ " ,I Io condition or 3roy
u not eAC. n Ll, ''' th;oi. nnon Ii
T., ~ Ioi.s % a''1 D that in, rhorternroyi,
t ,ko 'ns, "n'1o @rarontees. and pIa,
"" .,'o ,''os, w. ~ oonJi,ion thc most
'e.' VIC s'I r ;" nn,, l;aL;I;,v which mr
en' ''o;o ,,o.'' Ca & a!o ,bn hanks not be
, DC l'lco' leo d ,t0' tho ,; onTagomcnts
wv ape " '' ...,,r o'C 80 n,o5o6t socc
IN Sn'' uo1 ..v ~ a. , ~ omo
1 .j Stu'cn'en , - ,; '.,o wv tho bont 70
',eu OF Secu.itt Se o,,iI Ivy o ,i rcGoctinc
tno S,''e' 80 - " ,, oG, House +,
,toj , ,l1 o tbev were satisfied ON that pc
sea pose 'he! WIZ oo'.'''1 ,,o U ~ vi
Il OF cahn'l con I;;II ~ o,' tho sto 4, =,
eye, el''loI , a., i a"onr . onaiost risk.
are ne oet ,ya svo% boyo "ay sncb arprej
De Il Seh,'e' men, ,''f i . ~" ,Lem ;nrreasc
, l' .,'u,, and throw around the s
'"s' Seculll'eSi " ,I,, ', 'oy link nroner
C IN any gGaIo '''! '''' ''''''N
gen eNPeo', nV' l.,.,, .,,. ,h,t tho 6
= J;c hos M r;6bt to hedge its faith tor
dl'- mas no 'I9'' =" I"sG , ~, cannr
9utu- money "l''1 c o'' I'' ,Lat i GRO
a set equ"ly ut,'"' ,o;n1;c;oI to emal ri,
III DN Il lilOllOlOlNs IA I lA'N''N'''' y
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28


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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-02-28

QUEEN NlcroRA is said to have inr
dulced tender regard for 4 noble
youth that hourishcd at Court while
She was in her minority. Her kind
and solicitous friends procured for
him the honorable station Of Governor
of Madras, in hope that separation
would care their peactaHt, or that the
climate would be as fatal to him as to
many of his countrymcn. The gal
liant Lord EIphinStone could not hon
orably refuse 50 hattering an appoint
Iment, and went reluctautly into exile,
Since she has become Queen he has
( set out for England, and it remains to
be seen whether England's Queen
/ will manifest for him the same regard
las did the Princess Victoria. ltwould
be a noble act Of her life, and would
rebound to her honor, more than all
the pomp and pagcantrY OF power
woald she show her contempt for tbs
4 royal prerogatiye, and spurning for
Icign merccnary alliances, choose 70
i, herself husband of her own Ian,
: and realm.-Natchc- Courier.