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WHAT l HATE.

! hate the iron hearted,
Whom self alone controls;
Nor envy them the gided dross
For which they sell their souls.
hate the hypocrite who looks
So sanciiied and grave
hate the en- husastlc tool
OF such hearless knave.
I hate the slanderer, who Ioyes
Like death, il shining mark;
] hate Inn more because he strikes
His victim in the dark.
hate the Eawning sycophant
Who will cringe TO wealth and power
] hate the Iiberine who'd crush
A sweet and lovely flower.
hate the base nebriale,
Who. for the maddening bowl.
Will sacrifice his hopes on earth,
And pledge his very soul
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VERMONT LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
THURSDAY, October, II, 1875

THURSDAY, October, II, 1888.
The Senate convened agreeably to the con.
sttution.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Smith,
Mr.. Camp called to order and took the Chair.
The Secretary then administered the oath OF
Office to the members who accordingly took
their seats.
The Chair nominated, and the Senate appoint.
ed the following gentlemen to act as canvassing
committee on the part of the Senate, viz. Messrs.
Robinson, Jones, Edson Kltrdge, Swift Short,
Chittenden, Goodwin, Ranney and Hubboll.
The Senate proceeded to ballot for chaplain
Tor the present session, which resulted in the
election Of Rev. b w. Smith.
They then proceeded to ballot for Secretaries
and officers Of the Senate and the following
gentlemen were declared elected to the Offices
attached to their names.
For Secretary, Mr.. Haywood nominated H.
w. Heaton, Esq, and M. Briggs, Norman Will
liams, Esq. Ballots for N. Williams 20: Mr..
Heaton 9; so Mr.. Williams was declared duly
elected.
Assistant Secretary, Mr.. Weston.
Sergeant at Arms and Door keeper, Mr.. 1.
w. Rker.
Assistant Door keeper, Mr.. c. c. Upham.
Mr.. Steel introduced joint resolution fixing
upon Friday next, at 3 o'clock p. NJ, for Joint
assembly to nominate Co. officers, and upon
Saturday next, at 10 o'clock, A. M. for joint as.
sembly to elect the same. Passed.
BY Mr.. Briggs, a resolution, instructing the
Secretary to furnish each member with daily
and weekly papers from such press as they
might designate passed.
A message was received from the House in
forming the Senate that they had organized, by
the appointment Of Sol. Foot, Esq, Speaker pro
tem and f. F. Merrill, Esq, Clerk pro tem and
were ready to proceed to business.
The Secretary was directed to inform the
House that the Senate had organized, and were
ready to transact business, and that they had ap.
pointed a canvassng committee.
A message from the house of representatives,
informing the senate the house had appointed a
canvassng committee on their part.
Senate adiourned
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-19

A MoMEET.-One moment what an effect il
produces upon years One moment Virtue,
guilt, glory, shame, rapture, wo, rest upon the do
'ngs Of moment! Death itself requires but a
moment-yet eternity cannot revoke It's deed
Hour OF REMoRsE.-We are apt TO connect
the voice Of conscience with the stiffness of mid.
night. But ! think we wrong that innocent hour
II Is on that terrible "nex' morning" when reason
Is wae awake, that remorse iaslens its langs upon
the guilty.
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WlliluiIl W DTaulcy, 1919
Scat. 81
For Lieut.. Governor,
David NJ. Camp, 1860
John S. Pcttibonc, 1882
For Treasurer,
Henry F. James, 24,5G3
Daniel Baldwin, 1S,7S8
Scat. 495
The House proceeded to the election of
Speaker; when Solomon Foot and Paul billing.
ham, Esqures, being nominated, the votes were
taken and stood for Foot 17
Dillingham; 70
Scat.
Mr.. Foot being thus elected was qualified.
Tho House then proceeded to tho election
clerk, and F.F. Merrill and o. II. Smith, being
nominated, the ballots were taken and stood
for Merrill LAG
Smith 80
The election Of assistant clerk, was, on mo.
ton, taken up, and John L. Buck and C. G.
Eastman being nominated, the vote stood
for Buck, ISL
The house next proceeded to the choice of
Engrossing clerk and Del Billings and Homer
w. Heaton being candidates, the votes stood
tor Billings, Ill
Heaton "a
A resolution was offered appointing Saturday
forenoon tor joint assembly to elect a Secrc.
tary of State-adopted. adjourned.
SENATE.
OCT. 12.
Secretary administered the oath of
office to MIR. Camp, as Lieut. Gov.
A bill entitled an act to incorporate
the Lake Champlain and Otter creek
Rail Road-read twice and referred 10
com. on Road and Canals.
A resolution for joint assembly on Sa-
turday, to elect Superintendent the Vt.
State Prison, Commissioner of Deaf and
Dumb, and Auditor of accounts against
State-passed.
by MIR. Pierpoint, bill relative to the
Judiclary-proposing to reduce the num-
Der OF Judges of the Supreme Court to
o-setting forth their powers-to divide
the state into four circuits-providing for
the appointment of one circuit Judge
for each circuit, and regulating Co.
Courts-Read twice and referred to the
committee on Judiciary.
"A message from the House, that the
House concurred in the resolution for
joint assembly for the nomination and an.
polntment of Go. officers to procure the
printing of 600 copies of Directory, and
had passed joint resolution fixing upon
Saturday next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. for
Joint assembly to elect Secretary of State
Senate concurred.
The Senate now proceeded to the cleo
ton of Standing committees, which re-
suited in the election of the following
gentlemen TO the offices which precede
their names, TO wit -
Finance-Messrs. Steele, Burton, Nc.
MILAN.
Manufactures Messrs. Bowen, Har-
vey and Clarke.
observation-disclosures. Noble, Chitten-
den and Allen.
Judiciary-Messrs. Briggs. Robinson
and Hubbell.
On Claims-Messrs. Pierpoint, lib
lard and Chandler.
Observation-Disclosures. Swift, Edison and
Short.
Elections Messrs. Kittridge, Jones
g. Curtiss.
Military Aflairs-Messrs. Lawrence,
Tenney and Mcmillan.
Roads and Canals -Messrs. Young
Ranney and Goodwin.
Banks--Messrs. Converse, Kittridge
and Young.
Land Taxes-Messrs. Haywood, Sears
and Smile.
Adjourned.
October 12.
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HOUSE..

The members elect assembled in the Repre-.
sentatives Hall and having been called to order
by the Clerk, were qualified and took their seats;
when the House proceeded TO ballot for Speaker
pro tenn.
Solomon Foot, Esq. was nominated by Mr..
Fulam
Paul Dillingham; was nominated by Mr.. Field
OF Wilmington; and the votes having been taken
and counted stood for Foot, las
Dillingham;, 70
Scat, 3
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WHAT I LOVE.

| love the man whose generous heart
Communes with the distressed
Whose hand is open TO relieve
The helpless and distressed
love the Christian follower,
Whate'er his creed may be,
If his practice and profession
Invariably agree.
love the man who will defend
An absent erriug brother:
And ne'er in idle recklessness
Calumuiate another.
I love the man whose noble soul
Disdains a tyrant's rod;
Whose mind no power can control,
But conscience and its God
! love the man who looks aloh,
With clear and steady eye;
For the sweet reward allotted those
Who virluous live and die.
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HOUSE.


Appointments by the chair.
Committee Of Elections.-Messrs. Coll
by, Byington, Smith Of Berkshire, Brig
ham, Smith of Berlin, Hayward of Shafts
bury, Dalton.
Committee to canvass votes for Con-
gress-
lst. District, Messrs, Townsley, Field
of w., Field of S., Beebe, Graves.
end. District Messrs. Rich of Shore.
ham, Hazard, Sawyer of Sudbury, Far.
rlngton. Holt.
Sd. District-Messrs, Raymond, Haz.
en- of Norwich, Bean, Stebbins, Cor.
liss.
4th. District-Messrs. Bradley, Stew.
ems, Adams Of CIR. Isle, Tarleton, Bard.
5th. District---Messrs. Fairbanks
Scott, of Barre, Cardell, Leonard of Clio
YER, Rich of Maidstone.
Door Kccper-Joseph Somerby.
Bills. BY Mr.. Kellogg for the re-
charter of Rutland Bank, referred to {
committee on Banks.
"A resolution was sent from the Senate
liking on Saturday forenoon to elect ,
Superintendent of the Vermont State Pri
son, commissioners of Deaf and Dumb
Bank Inspector and Commissioners ant
Auditor of ACCOMPLISHMENTS in.
The account of +. w. Hopkins against
tue State, was referred 10 the COMMITTEE
of Claims
y Adjourned.
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1888.

the canvassing committee made the following
report of the votes for state officers:
For Governor,
Silas II. Jenison. 24,73S
William G. Bradley, 1874
Scat. 81
For Lieut.. Governor,
David NJ, Camp, 1860
John S. Pcttibonc, 1882
For Treasurer,
Henry +. James, 24,5G3
Daniel Baldwin, 1878
Scat. 495
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-19
BY III. b. STACY,

We are not in the habit of admitting poetry into
our columns. believing. as we do, that the great
mass Of our readers would prefer 10 see them other
wise filled but we cannot refuse place to The
following lines, from The pen of one Of our I'M ST en-
terprisng steamboat captains of the day, as dis.
tinguished for his genrlcmanly department TO his
passengers as for his devotion TO wing principles
IN. Y. Cour. & Eng.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-10-19
From the Quebec Official Gazette.
DURHAM,

By his Excellency. the Right Hon. John
George, Earl of Durham, Viscount Lamb
ten, DC &c. Knight Grand Cross of the
most Hon. Military Order of the Bath,
one OF her Majes,y's most Hon. Prvy
Council, and Governor General, Vice
Admiral and Captain General of all her
Maj s'y's provinces within and adjacent
u The continent OF North America, &c.
&c ar
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3 O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
Met pursuant to adjournment.

A message from the House informing the
Senate OF the passage of a Joint resolution bv
that body, fixing upon l-2 o'clock this after.
noon' for joint assembly to receive the report of
the canyasslng committee. Senate concurred
A resolution instrucing the Com on Judiciary
to introduce bill to abolish Imprisonment for
debt-passed. Senate adjourned
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28

DYSENTARY sYRUP.-An eHectual cure OF
IL aysentary darrhsra and bowel complaints OF children
Mrs Hayes Brooklyn 288 Bowery, has discov
erred naablr the above diseases which Will have
ears feels confident viii be 10 the human family an In
Valuable blessing Mrs II. makes this notice pabe from
sense OF duty which her fellow beinss. and pre-.
uce certificates refer 1000 New York and
Is, oskyn mention Piice, per
bottle. Mrs H. also offers the public her invaluable Eye
Water and eectsa for and inf AIMED eyes
Price per fcates be al
her Bowey wherethe above may be bad they
MRS HAYS 28s Bowery 500
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DH ERANCIs, occyL dg A,sE A,i,s an

syEsia presen,ias 10 The afflicted Francis celebrated
he seonsesa'ious'y ast1s;sd ~
means Of the sunefngs Of his fellow creatures
IN eases hope had aed where perpetual loss Of Vi
sion sng y s,. he 5. incur
e. S sss Gses sd %.g !,
taowa al asd that may prove balm 81 healing 70 the
TpSncis occulus Aqua adapted all nnamma,ory dsess
even when IN heir most tedious asd esrosa
10 sse the eyelds-weaknesses cf sight, ophamas he Il
win remove by ajudeious course those sebuous scay
sss" e. uas s, al so.e and 81.
win ;. wss S s.
Specific put up r bottles. with complete directions rec n9o
preos house where alone The specific procured in
ry u hours rom to II O'Clock "A NJ and
10 s.rslay 81, yuas H. 1883.
Gates gentlemen, whose s.ates fs rrspess.e,y ps
~ and .esse lsagsa wO,% are MAKE a"y eom. NJ. on
wsuld be ahe nsu ing 70 the udgnent Of NE reader
apd the unblemshed hosor ofthe authors
From the Rev, Mr. Potter Pastor the chureb al Bridge
Tai. certify that gentleman With With, whom s% &C
% Ie,sv, hn. wa. s%gs p..,o"SSsn 70 sry
sps Hssd Of b: trends .aep using IT, though
many year, this distressing mssdy, he recovered ms eye
sight ard speedily did he improve in hes u ns
Aposer that Of poor man. Who, .penstng nine
uorths in Eye nhrmary discharged Ny the phycs
Of the institution with what they termed an incurablc
cataract eye, 20 that he nearly blind trial o.
DR. Frsnc remedy however hree bottles only being used
by hm removed TO the surprise Of all who knew hn and
he with that well did feel
my duty give This Information for the benefit Of the
pablo. N
bottle sfthe above Ter Mrs Harrsen's ssyso his
s % "s G
ers but they all al ed. Therefore hop- the public will
soon appreciate its value. JOSEPH HARRISON
Mrs NcCsdfey No James st widow OF the late Or Nc.
Csrey having DR. Francis eye wstrr aysI am ha p.
nv 10 STATE the desired Effect truly say saved
ne absolute blindness ard hope the pablo win
know its value"
Tire rev Mr. Dunbar sss-"From testirnJuy Of those
who have the eye water prepared by DR. Francis
have hesitation In Recommending 70 the special notice OF
the public" pusCAN DUNBAR,
THE IMPROVED ENAMELLEB EyEs. inserted by
mr. aac Francis he dsne uil - rem The ura
and IN perform every mson OF that organ without gvisg
the slightest pain. 800.
10 Barclay street, New York. Sun
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A RTIFICIAL TEKTH-Fron one to a coapIete
"a "a, WITHOUT cLASPS SPRINGS nc on The priv

RTIFICIAL TEKTH-Fron to a conpete
"A SCI WITHOUT CLASPS SPRINGS &c. on the priaei
pes pressure NJ LEVITT Dentist, No. go
and feature this method the complete
ly eectag essential the and security o.
the supplied teeth the mou, wholly without clasps ig
aures, springs other similar means Persons interest
ed in this Improvement who yet unacquained with It's
ture and extent. may see by a SLIGHT INSPECTION,
WHICH Is FREELY OFFERED TO THEM, that tie plan
in principle and results fromANY hitherto prnct
ed In NEW YORK. and that the above satsmeat is strictly
and entirely accurate.
The opinion OF the New York pubc ON HI improved
may be in the following respectable Papersvae
New York Mirror 18th July 1886; Courier and Enquirer 6th
December. 1885; Evening Star, l7th june, 1887
M Sm&
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28

M EDrCAL AND sUwGrCAL.-DR GLOVER
I Is consuIrd visual In ihs treatment Of certain cass o.
ose,es lie the public that he has received regular
pro, educ alton hiscounry ard To he classes
with The doc,-r medical pufer, and pretesderse
shr day Ofre Mo- Ann -, near the American MUSEUM
Private entrance third door from the Museum Lamp hs
Eney a. dos,r !, Tie rvennp bcuM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28

TOR DYING THE HAIR, from Grey or Red TO
4 beautiful Black rBrown.-MAhOMMEDS TURKISH
DYE universally admitted be the best article sent
before the public. 1t Is dolly supersedRg every other
ration for she purpose which mostly composed OF dcete
Turkish Dye desperation is almost magical being applied
the head ngh before going bedoa rising in The mer
ming the Transformation is complete Tue skin meantime suf
fer change either ascei0rment eruption roughnsss
other its be attended with or
consequences whatever Sold Wholesale and retail by
H. G. HART, ITS Broadway,
ally Garner Of Courtandt
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ORRIs TOOTH PASTE-Aa siegAn; anu nign!
I approyed Dea,rfcs-

n
~ approved Dea,rifce-
70 give a pear.y Wilderness oihe teeth,
r eshance the charms and beauty ot the meuth,
And add fra grant sweetness 10 the breath,
Is an attainment lang devoutly wished,
Though neer ill now effectively achieved.
The trris Tooth Paste happily insures
This much desired result, will It's use,
With premp ness and high satisfaction, prove.
THE ORRle TOOTH PASTE, while ID besutihes the
teeth, removing and preventing every appearance o
tartar and wiHg to them clear and peary whteness i'm
proves the color OF lips gums, and gives additional
beauty the observable Of the nouth-by Its snecuna
properties greatly preserve the teeth from decay
mpsrs that peculiar and ragrsRt sweetnes the
breath for which the Orrs Roo Justly and extensively
celebrated. Tor sale VIII lesale and retail BY
H. G. HART No IFS Broadway,
Ally of Courtiz pdf ct.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-28

MEDICAL CARD-Dk CARPENTER, No. Pech
lvl Slip, New York, deems proper occasionally remind
public that he coainues administer the afflicted
his old established Dispensary.
To nj the citizens e this metropolis he needs
herads his victory disease In It's
be very specific enumeratng The OF the var
aides TO which mankind and womanknd are subject.
To srang~sbe begs save respectfully 10 remark, that
he confines himself oce practice, and devates himself
sonaIy the welfare Of his patients, keeps no assistants or
shop has oces for the privacy paents
whe come In cantsc:-
DIR Csrpsr would add that he regularly educated
the profession Of msdcine and surgery and received bis d.
posa year sl3 New York State Medical Sscie
w. eaed BY the highly respected and much snened jobs
devoted himself 10 the treatment AID cure Of ali
delicate OF private diseases.
BE particular In the nunber-4Peeh lip near ps:Tlss
INR. JACNsON's PATENF 1MPnOVrU
IL MEDiCATED vAfOR BATHs. Al 100 Bewery which
tbs city patients Cor The following diseases, wins
Influenza Colds, Cough, Pnird Sore Throat Chrosic Aztec
tons the Luags Liver Spleen Bowels Dyspepsia In all Ito
stages Rheumatism Cont Parsyss Palsy, sl
such Eypsas Salt Rheum scald Head
scrofulous Eupons Mecuris Diseases he all diseases pc
visitors nay have NJ Ave minutes notice every day
oclock, NJ. NATL 10 O'CLOCK, r. NJ. An Intelligent
female In atiepdance Ladies.
~ Genee furnished with board, and the best
Of nurses provided for nvalds who may wish 10 pat them
selves under Dr. ~ hi sa,hs proper
mention, his Baths ssd hsve resebsnce 10 the
Thonsoniap Baths and tresm~nt DR. Ia regular ednca
physician belongs the Medical Society Of this city, has
su 10 qvently to he
cassed With the advertising quaehs Of The day lel3
DOOKHINDh ks, LEATH v n For sale by
ID }. CAMPBELL rEnssE,
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Perhaps no minister has created this feeling to a
higher and deeper extent than the personal conduct
and fine manly, open, bold old vrginian manner OF
Mr.. Stevenson. They recognize in him chip OF the
old bleck-sprsng from the old English race which
settled Virginia.
But to the Coronation. On the Wednesday morn
ing called on Mr.. Stevenson and received the fol-
lowing, printed species of light bue hot pressed
paper
eeoooooeees oeeosoeo eco eeee
THE CORONATION
OF her most there Is CROWN Sacred Majesty, Q
v. II. o
Admit Mr.. Bennett
Into Westminster Abbey.
North Door.
No i33 NoRFoI EARL Marshal
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ITO HARDWARE DEALERS. SIEVE. AND
Il BRUSH MEMBERSHIPS Wire Of the finest numbers,
"s ylsy TE " Is'f cou..dt st.

ITO MILLINERS AND 9TH
= HATS. McGAf, from Lenden aad Psris.bsgst TO ap
Miners dealers Of this distant
cities Of ihe Hnon that from his European ed
pccaaraclues he the manufacture of Sher
red Has, and for the importation of the patterns he is
enabled supply these ele2 articles wholesale and RETAIL
equal the imported prisingly short
notice, and the low
Book and Swiss Musns Bishop Lawn eros de Naples and
Pou Sole the principal hats requison and he
ready commands orwarded t. him tor either
ofhe above and for satin Sherred Hats for the TALL
and winter lra@es
Terms casNo. IL Orange st, doors from Chatham st.
New York. jyloeod Th& S6t~
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look BIND r. I~s, LEATH For sale by
ID J. CAMPRELLk rERsSE,
myis ITO and ia Nassau St
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North Door.
No. i32. NORFOLK, EARL Marshal.
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VIrwGAR sTOHE AT "a NEW sTwEET,
EDWARD BAvER offers lor sle allow pricss Cder and
Wine Vlaegar Acknowledged by those who have used -
metssverinr srtclen bsshot 30 gssss and 40 sipfins
order when required Jy2lu
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ITO The PUB, IC-REM!rTANCE5 TO ALL
II PARTS OF ENG LAND IRELAND AND SCOT
LANDS. j. SYLVESTER. Se Rrt adway, and p Wall St
respectful y aequas tie public throughout The States
and such effected through his
Bankers, Aessrs. j. Barred Co. Liverpool, and Messs
James Built Son & Co.. London as 10 enable him TO give
drafts letters credit payable In part Of England
ireland Scotland in required from five pound and
upwards whereby ell risk ad much expeSse saved by those
wishing 10 remit .
The reputasa Of the above named bankers In
Londen ard Liverpool guarantee fer regularity In all
transactions. .
Every attention. will be paid 70 orders transmitted by mail
g. J. SYLyESTERS
$50 Broadway and q Wall street. New York.
g. Sylvester continues purchase Bank Notes of every
description Gold Bills 1T Exchange ceects Drsns In
the Uuiled States Canada or Europe Persons
hsdng Oils OF Exchange Esgand. sell the same n
highest and those remag funds 10 New YORK. can
le interest will be allowed al the rate OF
6 per per annum
NJ b. ST. Sylvester Informs the public that he has not re-
moved continues 3o Broadway, where he his been es
tasshed years. ard at 70 Wall street, sd that be has
40 other Office in New York or else where. jy7-y
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Mr.. Bennett's Account OF the Coronation.
publish today the first half Of Mr.. Benefits ac-
count OF the Coronation. II needs neither intro
ducon nor comment.
aThe force OF its own merit bears It's way"
The Coronation.
LETTER NO. XVIII.
LONDON, 29th June 1888.
| have seen the Coronation of Victoria from be.
pinnipg TO end-in Westminster Abbey and out of
the Abbey. II was, without exception, the most
splendid sight have ever yet seen-ful Of poetry,
beauty, nonsense, subimity, superstition, sense, and
erandeura perfect pot posrri of the ceremonies and
observances OF Christianity, Catholcity, feudalism,
and the classic ages In all the London papers, will
be found correct and verbose descriptions Of the
monies and festivities Of yesterday, but the account
which | shall give will be entirely different from
these. 1t will be narrative of what befel myself
of the impressions made upon me- of the thoughts
the strange scenes called fsrth-and the reflections
they produced.
Nv the Royal William steamer l send this letter,
and also several engravngs representing the interior
Of Westminster Abbey, the sacred Chair, the Crown
and other pageants. Inc engraving OF the heoey
represents the GROWING of kinl-a small mistake
caused by drunken vagabond Of an engraver though
a genius BY altering in the minds eye that fe-
ure-the rascal told me, as an excuse that he was
democrat and opposed she kIngs-into little graHd
putting robes about her, with sufficient expanse Of
pettcoat, toleraby accurate idea may be conceived
Of the magnifcence and grandeur Of the nterier of
Westminster Abbey during the ceremony.
have already written to New York that hsda
probability Of getting an admission into the Abbey.
IL was successful end have been there and saw
the whole affair. In order that my readers may
know the position had | refer them to the gallery
close to the peeresses the right hand Of the sove
reign. 1t is called the Nightingale Gallery. To this
gallery, contiguous to that which contained the for.
cga ministers, had blue ticket Of admission
Through the poteness Of Mr.. Stevenson, our very
popular minister, ! received this admission. The
Duke of Norfolk, who offciaed as The Earl Marshal
OF England sent Mr.. Stevenson two tickets, for the
use Of the American press. | believe such favor
not extended the press Of any other country,
but the popularity Of the American republic with the
British government 10 sngulsrly strong and marked.