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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-04

1YINCINNATI BACON-0 binds Hams, Shoul-
" ders and Sides, of superior quality, landing from
steamer Chancellor, for sale by
ISAAC BRIDGE g. co.
led 1874 Magazine street.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-04

TIN PLATES, COPPER, NAILS.
QAn BOXES Tin Plates;
OVU 400 casks Boston Cut Nails
do Composition Nails;
500 sheets Braziers' CopI or;
Is bales India Begging;
so coils hale Rope;
SO baskets Champagne;
100 boxes Claiet. For sale by
CHARLES INCHES,
40 iw 81 GravieT street,
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ANNIVERSARY DINNER.

tpACON-I2 casks, landing from steamer George
40 Washington, for sale by DORSEY,
ie30 "A New Levee.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-07-04

ETAT DE LA LOUISlAN E-Cour de Paroisse pour
la paroisse ct vile de la Nonelle Orleans.
Present: Hon Charles Mlurian, JUICE.
nm ILTON BnUi.LEMr,: contre sa- crcaneers ct
lT9 les crtancirs do Boulle net IL Pc yer.-No.
1895. Sur motion d. Il Haynes, avocnt des insolva-
bes en- esantsavnr Ia cour quancune assemhlee DIES
crenncers await lieu rtpoque fixte par la cour;
cst dtcrctc nune assemble DIES crcanciers dudit
insolvable ct DIES crcunciers Bullemet X Powers,
aent lieu pnrdevant } B Marks, no'are public, Samedi
30 JUN 1888, pour nomme un Sync ct pour accepter
la cesson DIES prophecies de 'iisolvahe. =
Exrrait du regstre, bureau tlu Greer % JUN 63.
90 jun-5t ID OLLIE. Greher.
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HAVANA COFFEE.-l5n bags in store. for sale
II IL by SLATER g. TRlER,
e2l 40 Poydras stree
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MAYORALrY OF NEW ORLEANS.
TE7HE price of fresh -four to-day is So 75per bb
cording to the tariff, the bakers shall give during
the ensuing week, from Monday, I'd Juy) 40 ounces
obread for a bt Bread of the secold quality is re-
quired to weigh !5 per cent. more, VIZ: 81 ounces
G. GENOIS, Mayor.
on 1920
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EyOR SALE to close consignments,-
IL $50 sacks, best brand petty Gull Cotton Seed
l1i pieces Northern Begging,
2a7 pieces Scotch Begging,
SCI pieces Kentucky Baggng,
SIS coils Rope,
60 bales Baleng Irvine,
. bales English Seine Irvine,
2 puncIleons of Bush Mills Whiskey,
puncheons Of Islay Mills Whiskey, by
REYNOLDS, BYRNE 4 Co,
mi 9 mo No. SO Canal street.
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SOAP AND MISUNDERSTANDING from brig
~ Messenger and Aquia, and for sale by the sub
scribers-5OO boxes No. |, and Imitation No. Soap
brands of Jackson and Trowbridge and James Gould
% eases sweet Spanish Chocolate.
a2S ISAAC BRIDGE & co
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TNAMILY HAMS-Put up in bags, also canvassed
n do, in bbls and hhds. expressly for tumily use
lust landed and for sale by
IAYET & AMELUNG,
ieI2 II Commerce street.
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6 LIDING DOOR FURNITURE--8 sets very SUI
~ peror plated, and2 sets brass sliding door furniture
omplete: just received per ship Gen Hodgsman and
sale by LAYTON II CO.,
aug "a So Old levee.
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g SUGARS hlnls very prime. landing this morning,
- and TOR sale by TR HYDE & BRO,
iQI4 cor Common and Magazine ST.
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EyLOUR.-200O bbs supcrfne Flour, tresh and will
H keep from souring for some time, for sale by
G. DORSEY,
je22 "A New Leyee.
HAVANA COFFEE-25l bags green Coffee, per
u q sehr Hero, from Havana; for sale by
SLATER u TRlER,
jeI4 40 Poydras street.
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H EAT LARD-600 kegs best quality, in store, for
u sale by Il DORSEY.
iel4 "A New l.evee.
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TURRANTS-50 kegs, superior article, in store,
~ for sale by
LAWRENCE e. lEGENDRE,
iy3d % g. % New eveee.
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DECTIFIED WHISKEY-50 bbls rectifed whiskey
III landing from steamboat Heuma, for sale by
LAYET e. AMELUNG,

STRAY MULES--Came into the stables of the sub
- scribcr on Friday evening last, one large BAY
Mule, about Is hands high, and small Light Bay
Mule, about II hands high; both females If they are
said mules will be sold by P. A. Guillore, auctioneer
according to law, Saturday, the Eth July next; at
the usual time and place. JNO. E. HOLLAND,
ie26-3pw-until7 cor Circus & Common sts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

Meas or THE BEAUTIES OF ABoLIrroNIsA.-A short
Tune since, young gentleman named John Darz ar
rived IN this city from Arkansas, on visit to hls
friends. He brought with him large sum Of money
and black servant, This slave whom he considered
one OF the most rusty fellows upon the face OF this
earth. He had been here but very shert time, how
ever, when some of those scoundrels called abolition
lists got hold Of the black fellow and not only persua-
ded him TO run away, but in the plenntsde of their
zeal persuaded him 70 rob his MASTER He according
y under the belief that he was doing righteous act
did run away and also did rob his master of 49, OoO
The master advertised his slave and offered reward
OF u 900 fer the recovery of The money, and there
the matter rested for day or two.
Now, as the story reached us one Barney Corse,
now or formerly a merchant in this city and the son
OF respectable Quaker called on the young man, at
his residence in yarck street, and delivered TO him
$500 Of the stolen money and asked for the reward
that had been offered, also some rffng sum OF $20o
or S30s for additional expenses which ne alleged ne
had Incurred TO obtain the meney also wished Mr..
Darg TO sign an agreement to berate the slave and
not TO prosecute. Mr.. ID. said he would take TIL the
next day TO consider of it. Next day Mr.. c. called
again, and left some $1,000 more alleging that was
all ne had been able to obtain from the black rascal,
but seld out hopes that he should be able to obtain the
balance, provided the terms agreed to and ten
Clock on Monday night was the time appointed for
hnai adjudication of the affair. Ten O'Clock came
Mr. Corse, after cautiously surveying the exterior Of
the house ventured in with friend, and was ushered
into the parlor, where Mr. Barney Corsc counted out
the balance Of $1,000, and some few odd hundreds
He then produced the documents for Darg 10 sigr-
when oh shame oh, sorrow and Oh quaker-kind
in walked police officer Merritt at side door, and tap
ping Barney familiarity on the shoulder, exclaimed,
mo signing papers in nay presence. Mr.. Corse,
you're my prisoner"
Barney turned pale-Barney's friend demanded TO
know who Merritt was at the same time mentioning
his own name. "We" said Merritt, "Tll introduce
myself to you'll m police officer Merritt there no
occasion for further introduction-Mr. Cerse and
are old acquain,ances." The CONSERVATION of the
parties may be imagined, but cannot be described.
Justice Lowndes was sent fsr-they all marched to
the police ofice-here the balance Of the 80 900 was
suddenly feuheemlng--c little technical ar
rangements-mere formali,iss-were entered into,
and the parties separated for the night each to 60 to
supper with what appetite they could. We trust at
the present writing that Mr.. Corse never meant 10 do
any thing at all wrong, bat we shall see what day
will bring forth.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

Cousr or GENERAL SEssIoss-Sepi. e. 1888
PreseIt the Recorder, and Aldermen Smi.n and
Taylor.
The following gentlemen compose the grand in
quest for the term, Wiz
William II. Falls, foreman Robert Andersen
Will am II. Sweet, m. III. UnderhlIl, NJ. Van Buren,
john Valentine, II. Tiffany William Felt, William
+. Leggett James T. M. Blakely, A. Fax, w. p.
Wsodcock, Jr, II. Williams, Benjamin Cooper,
Thomas Edmonds, William Woodruff.
Mary Brlen was pat upon her trial, charged with
forgery IN the second degree IN passing counterfeit
three dollar bill TO q grocer named Ezekiel vreeland,
al the corner of Elizabeth and Bayard streets. The
prisoner has been before the great number OF
times charges Of similar nature, but always ma
naged to escape CONVICTION. The son Of the COM
into his store on Saturday afternoon near dark and
purchased charcoal furnace at the price Of 81 Ia
cents for which she presented three dollar bill oil
the Farmers and Mechanics Bank Of Burlington,
W., and he gave her the change About half an heur
after prisoner went of the store witness suspected
IL was net good sIll-showed Il 10 his father, VIII
told him 10 take II TO q broker who pronounced II
bad. The prisoner was taken up on the Sunday eve
nng following by the watch-is sure the bill in
Is the same passed upon him by prisoner. The wit
ness failed IN identifying the bill He said il WINS da
ted 4th of December and on referring TO the bank
note list and comparing II with those designated by
their dates as counterfats he thought il q good bill
whereas the bill IN court was dated September g.
The court remarked to the jury that the testimony in
the case vague and unsatisfactory to Justify
conviction of the pnseaer and they accordingly found
her Not Guilty, without leaving their seats.
The csart then adjourned I'LL 10 o'clock this morn.
ing.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

tie stood by the mound where hts assessors slept,
Ia silence, which yer envelopes the tesnsi
Tie thought OF their wrongs and that stern uepb
His prcud-ms~iv trs'u' - vere shre"aeo s'soal
lie thought ofth time, when so freely Ne roemee
Unchecked DER the prairie In chase o. I've game
ne though 81 their giery, their benor' their fame.
he though, Of Ri. ,r,be--,bey'd ell sunk 10 r's5
Tssy's raj en- bs,or. the invsdc-' high band,
They died ere obey the oppre~ors Denes-
Fsr th.y'S depart fron their o~n sative land
re NJ ts brsSs ard bis srsve heart best high
m a.. ~,orgs that chlidren would live TO esdnrr
Aos tar dr,,p unesllsc Tor srose w his eye,
Tss. they toe nsss' suffer, 80 srtessi 20 pure
ns., ny hart is ye, firm. s'y srm Is ne ~erh
Th~ bloos OF my falbers lows warm in ~ v~isss
us csl, ard Ne uttered q loud pisrcisE shrek,
Th~ wstc man had slain hins, he fs, tneu chaiss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

Conosxss Isaussrs.--The Corsner yesterday was
called to view the body Of Metne Krowse, native Of
Hungary aged 10, belonging on board the brig Dus.
san at the foot OF Carlisle street. who came TO his
death by falling from the rigging Of the vessel upon
the wharf IL was proved before the inquest that
the deceased al work aloft in the forenoon upon
one Of the yards, when his foot slipped and he fell
head foremost upon the pier, casing mis- death in
stanty Verdict accidental death.
Also, on the body Of Cecilia Daugherty, who died
suddenly at 300 Water street. aged rs years. Yer.
dict death by bursting blood vessel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

"PaErTv STAn OF THE NIoHr."-T beautiful
song, which is sung 80 admirably by Mr.. T. Bishop,
has just been published by our enterprsing friend,
Mr.. George Endieott of $50 Broadway. The music
and words are both pleasing. We may as well now
state that at Mr.. Endicots are to be found sc me of
the most superb pianos this or any other
country and an accomplished musician is ever at
hand to play on them. Mr.. Els stock of prn is, mu
sic, &c. &C.. is large and valuable one, and no where
can an hour be passed more pleasantly than in his
store.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

Another BURS.-A young fellow from the country
complained yesterday, al the police, Of having been
burnt Of the auction in Chatham street
out of Ola in bidding upon box Of brass and pew
ter ware, not worth one fourth of that sum. The
magistrate took the complaint, but the auctioReer
would not take back the articles; and in this condi-
ton the case IN common with great many others OF
a similar description, is likely to remain.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

Fair Of the Mechanics Iustitsats.
The fourth annual fair Of the Mechanics Institute
OF this city, was opened on Monday for the reception
Of visitors Al Castle Garden. 50
The intersrof the fort is fitted up with much neat
ness and the articles are displayed in the best posi-
bic order for exhibition. Yesterday the saloen and
whole interior was thronged with the beauty and gal
lantry Of the city The objects of exhibition are ex
amined with the utmost interest and apparent satsiac
ton. We had not an opportunity of giving the splen
did display any thing but tout ensemble neiice, bnt
shall be more particular in our next.
Amsng the articles Of utility and comfort we were
highly gratifed with model of Messrs. Harvey &
Treadwelrs beautiful parlor dumb stove, which they
maUpfacture at No. l52 Fulton street. The stove is
designed to receive heat from stove or range in the
basement; and in severe weather fire may be placed
in the interior. 1t is intended for halls parors and
nurseries, and is indispensable in spacious houses
where there drafts or currents of air pervading
The model is after the portco of the Parthenen OF
Rome. s-..re !.
We also noticed some beautiful specimens Of stocks
from Dawes establishment; brushes, Of Brewers
manufacture; fishing tackle, by Conroy; Wizards
beautiful assortment Of combs; the Queen bonnets
of Carl King, &c. &c. full notice of which will be
given IN our next
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

Tss SHAxsPEARE CrLLAR, PARK Row-This
ought rot TO be kept by man named Payne (at least
NOT the Payne that nov keeps ~ for II Is misnomer
All who enter il experience pleasure and not pain. Ii
is, by all odds, the best cellar in the city for chop,
steak, a wooacock, a stew, fry, q frlcassee, or
"whst you will" as Will Shakespeare has H. There
the liquors may challenge competition with any in
the country We are no, putting Payie when we
say that he can puff out with more good things
and with more good grace than any other restaura-
,e,,r in the country From the renowned Rasco, Of
Montreal, to Richardson, Of New Orleans, we never
tasted finer food or slipped more superb sherry. II
he serves you steak, il temp,s the NEST fastidous
appetite. II he dishes up woodcock, il Is in way
peculiar 10 Payne-the Astor house send TO him for
their supplies and their boarders banquet his table
He manages well-like the Herald, he does business
on the cash system-he buys the best IN the market,
for he pays the best prices, asd pays the cash down.
n a dealer deceves him. he loses Payne's custom;
hence, ne is always well suppIIcd he attends
10 his customers in person-sparcs no pains TO
make them pleased-s always plcasan, hmself-his
cellar Is quiet cool, and cleanly-he has taken 4 on
lsa.e-laid IN a good stock Of vines ales and spirits
-has bin full Of bottles-a cellar full Of coals-a
arder full Of good lvng-snd discourse full Of civ-
ty. such is Payne, and such Il is simple truth to
saw 10 the old Shakespeare cellar kept by him ~ Park
Row.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

BEACON CoUssE.-Today takes place, at the Bea-
con Course, Hoboken, variety of athletic sports
BY an advertisement another column, our readers
will perceive that the entries for the foorracng are
not closed till the hour of starting, o'clock-to To-
vers of this sport rare chance is offered. Lots Of
fun-go and see il
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

IsIPoRTAST SEIZURE OF STOLEN GooDs.-This has
been an eventful week at the Police Thousands of
dollars have been taken from the dens of thieves and
receivers of the most dangerous descriptions; their
haunts broken up, their repositories despoied and
the perpetrators consigned to prison. Dsvelope-
ments Of most astounding nature, embracing crime
in it's utmost deorny and every species Of pecula-
tion fraud and avarce that can corrupt the human
mind and illustrate the adage of "man's inhumanty
TO man."
Yesterday, the only case of importance ready for
publicity at the police was that Of Abm Ryerssn and
Charles Wade, who were brought up by officers Mer-
ritt, Homan and Sparks the complaint of Messrs.
Grimm 4 Mcvicar commission merchants of No
225 Front street. The of the compliments was
broken open a night or two ago, and robbed of the
following property, belonging to Mr. VIM. b. Now
Alta trunk was ried Of so doubloons, II sover-
eians IL half do, silver watch miniature, $a5 IN
silver go in bank notes Of Jamaica, W. H. and other
property
The information was gwen TO the above odicers i'm
media,ey after the robbery was discovered; and II
was fortunate for the losers that they did so for in
less than four and twenty hours afterwards the OFF,
GERS net only had the thieves cured in prison, but
the whole Of the property restored to its Legitimate
owner. The compliments in this case are young
merchants Iast entered into active and prosperous
trade to whom this prompt arrest and recovery ha.
| been of infinite importance in their business.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

Tns ELscrross IN THE WEsr.-The result Oh the
Illinois and Missouri elections will be found on our
outside In Indiana the Joint ballot vote 81 the is'
Qislature will be SO Wings, 81 Van Buren, Las, Lee
QisIs,ure, there we're 81 Wings and "a Van Buren,
The wings have therefore unquesuonsbly gained SIX
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

FATAL AccIDEsr.-Mr John Thompson, coal dea
Ter, of Madison street, yesterday 10 his death by
the kick of horse. Mr. T. was standing at latter
salts, where he had been making selection of a
horse for the purpose of using in his business when
the animal became irrated, and kicked him severely
in the breast nurng him severely as to cause his
death IL hours afterwards.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

LArAysrrE GvAsDs.-This company, one OF the
handsomest and best in the city, turn out tomorrow
morning at o'clock, and embark on board the Ro-
Der, l.. Stevens Cor shooting excursion TO Yonkers.
The object is praise worthy one Our volunteer
companies should be III. pride, as they are the orna
ment of the city they should be norc-they should
be never failing defence to H. agslnst foreign and
domestic foes. With population, with our youth,
energy talent wealth. and enterprise, we ough, TO be
able to man every fort and tenabe pos, in the neigh
borhood with volunteers, and never ask The general
government for aid from the regular troops Let our
voun,ecr companies be supperted-abcSe all let them
become expert in the Of the musket, sayons, and
rife. Ezra saow is the orderly sergeant, To this
psuy, and better could scarcely be found.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

rr william Mulock counsellor at Law, was yes
,erdsy held to bsh at the police Office in the sum Of
$1,000 to answer the complaint before the General
Sessions Of Abraham b. Kinney, OF Newark, n. j.,
Who charges him with moe, Infamous and Islander.
Gus libel opon his character.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

II This afternoon at three O'clock the man
the sub-marin armor descends in the water off Ca
tie Garden.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

J The Matches steam ship, from Natchez, AM
the Liverpool steam ship, from Liverpool, expect
ed every day
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

p' The wheat crops are abundant in the norti
west, and whea, is selling at shngs per bushei.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

U' Two boys, IN the act Of stealing melons at New
Albany, near Louisville, shot by the owner OF
the fruit. This was paying dear for melons.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

u Persons gong to Rock Hall by way Of the rail
road should stop 10Th street, when they are within
stones throw Of the house, where they will find the
bes, of treatment and the choicest of refreshments
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

CArxAM STREET AucrIoSs. have an article
under tn head of some importance, which is crowd.
ed cut by other matter, blu, which shall appear to-
morrow.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05

fr TWAS a remark OF the young Count ID Orsay,
the celebrated leader of ton in Europe, tof whom VIII
lis has written so much and so weD that no matter
how elegantly man was dressed in all other re-
specs il he had not ve made and ce cat vest on he
was never well dressed, and never looked WE'LL Now
we have had some experience in these matters, al
though not like Power IN the new farce OF Tom
Moore the Irish Lon" we did not inherit our know
ledge Of lasring by night Of prmogeniture And with
all due Difference the rest Of the profession we az
ser seriously that there but two decidedly superb
or vest makers in this city or country
"They both are young, and one is beautiful
as Byron says. But with their good looks or bad
looks or good temper or bad temper, we have moth
ing to do; they are sslers-excellsnt young ladies'
industrious and unrvslled as vest makers. What we
are about 10 observe IT, that when either OF them
place their pretty fingers and their avorte needle
through ves that IS well cut, Il leaves their hands
an article it, as Power says, to button ever breast
that covers heart, that animates a seal that was
born to be jeniss!" Even D'Orsay himself, or the
younger DIsrael might be honored by wearing a
vest made by one of these fair New England girls
for they are both Yankees though they look like the
blonde and brighteyed maids 81 SaxoRy. But to the
point; one Of these young ladies' works constantly
and the other occasionally for Capt. Chambers, OF
No Ann street and as there ne better cutter Of
coat vest, or pants than Mr. Chambers, that Is the
reason why all hs vests excel those Of every other
house in the city
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-09-05


wha, he mcsus where he says, kiss silly for
me" We can hardly comprehend unless be tina, he
wishes Polly to kiss some representative Of his in
New York. For oar own parts. II Mary IS worth
kissing, (and mos, young women do repay man for
taking tha uoubls) she is fool for her pains II she
takes the trouble to kiss either the representative
the original Silly" when ne arrives in the city this
September.
Tommy's idea, that il he saw his Mary every day
he should be the happes fellow on earth, perfectly
onginal-entrely new. For We believe that with the
majority OF lovers At least 90 have been told
absence adds 10 happiness and strengthens affection
and tina, with ma,rimony as with minor matters
avis distance tends eachss,meu, the thing"
The analhema pronounced by the sublime dramatic
poet on all these Who had no music in their souls,
cannot certainly he considered as including Tommy,
although he certainly cannot he considered believ
er in tho mzsic OF the spheres On the other hand,
he has evidently imblbed some Of Byron's IDEAS,
s~es, is the voice Of 2 H. :. II. :osg q BIRDS
On. Tommy is certainly a tasty boy ia the way
Of women; thsugh what he means by prise.inR his
dear Mary's voice. passes osr poor comprehension.
O, the whole, this letter from Toledo Blade to
lady Of good standing in this good city Of Gotham, is
as the irish ambassador would say, decided cure.
ssi,y" lie has mixed UP money, and religion, and
kissing and ms heart and Miss Silly, and parental
treatment and logic, and lsve, and Newport and
business, and clerkships, and calculations, and
finance and the state Of trade, and the state uf soce-
~, and the state Of Michigan and the state Of his
feelings in a way worthy Of q Tslleyrsnd. But the
cunning rascal calls epoa Mary to send him daily
paper-he dus gets hspnce current gratis and when
we add that he wrote this letter folded up in an old
newspaper, and sent il through the pest in order to
cheat Uncle Sam out Of four or Eve sspences, we
think il II be admitted that he ought to be cent ou,
with unlimited powers to negotiate with Great Bn-
tara Tor marriage between Vas Bsren and vctoria