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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-21
Real Estate for Sale.

A.R ALL the Real estate Of James
fss.T Boone, deceased, consisting Of a lot
s.l!EsA8 Of Land on Thames street, 35 feet
.&EA by 20, with two story Dwelling
House thereon.
Also, Lot or Land on Young street, % by
7s feet, (bounded westerly on the hsrbor, } with
3 Dwelling Houses thereon.-Ihe above houses
are all in tho sonlh part Of the town, near the
Factories If this Estate is not sold at private
sale on or before the 10th day Of April, il will
on that dny be sold at Public Auction. For fur
ther information apply 10
Feb. 2t, 1899. JAMES BOONE.
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grsA FOR SALE, the Dwelling
f9TsEA House aud north part Of the lot
Eu,f3 whcrcon it stands, situate in
Es41AA Green street, late the residence
Of William &. Greene, dec. For terms apply
to the subscriber. Ifnot sold at private sale,
it will be sold by public auction on Monday,
the 9Th Of April next. w. ii. GREENE.
Wanted--3 or 4 Girls as apprentices to the
Tniloring business. Apply as above.
Newport, Feb. Z, 1889.
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TEyIlERE is no mistake in this invaluable iami- .
a w medicine. II has been used, and It's
efficacy tested, by thousands and 1t is no lon
ger doubtful, that il j. the best family medicine
that il or has been offered to the public. Every
family should constantly have these pills at hand;
for there are SO many cases in which they give
instantaneous relief, that they may DO aln'ost
said to be an universal preventive, as well as
cure and would, nine times in ten, If promptly
rcsorted TO, remove difficulties, which, too often
neglected, because apparently slight, or for the
want Of present remedy, result in painful and
protracted diseases, and frequently in death.
NFs Be PARTICULAR. Each box has an
inside wrapper, with an engraved fac slmils of
the proprietOr's signature, and an engraved label,
signed by hi. own hand, aud containing the
words "VEGErAnLE PILLS" The cover Of
the box is stamped "G. s., Mono others are
genuine.
ufS The reader is particularly referred to tho
recommendations and certificates which nccom-
pany the pills and the respectability Of which,
cannot bo questioned.
! In all cases Of pain, single trial will satisfy
the most incredulous, that they arc What they
are recommended TO be.
! Their operation is 40 perfectly gentle. that
they may DO taken without difficulty, ri all times
aud places. and under all circumstances, and no
traveller shou'd DC wthOut t"eHh'
| BY proper use, these pills have been found to
cure tho most inyeterate scroiula, headache,
piles, dyspepsia, sc. sc. &c.
i Prepared by GIpEoN SPENCER, FarWiek,
+ r. L., sole proprietor, and to Whom only the
composition is knotrR.
\ The Pills may lie obtained in this place oi
/ MARY Tli.l.Ei, 49 Spring street, sole Agent
for Now t-and most Of tho Towns and Villa
ges in the State Of The appointed agents.
\ The following gentlemen have been mp
pointed Agents for tho sale OF "Spencers
Vegetable Pills.
c. Brown, Little Compton;
4 hlonro g. Clifford, Bristol;
\ N. II Burr, Warren;
4 uowlanJ g. Church, Wcstport
II Albert Clifford, New Bedford.
! Dec 27.
!. Mn. .SPrYcER-Sir: During the two last
! wears, have maio uss Of your " Pegefdth
/ 'Pivs" in my family. and have introduced thon'
into many other families, in which l am nc-
;, ouaini,d. I iavo found them an admirable
family medicine aud those 10 whom, l have re-
commended lhcr,. have, from experience ,iorlnre
20 hiyh an opinion Of them, that they consldc'
them invaluable. In my own family, Sir' the,
were D. prrsevrringly taken in a case OF m'e'orat'
scroCula which had ,riumphcd over various otbe
remedies, and 10 six months. affected cure s.
compleie, that, for the last twelve months. 'her
has not been the least appearance oi iho d'soase
Another case of frequent headache, wh'ch 10
years had afflicted the patient. has been up
parcntly cured In case. Of indigestion, ps'"
in tho stomach, snlc, &c A., and IN Two cases .
cankcr. rash, We have used the " Fegefabi
. 10 PtHs" with complete success: aud, IN i"c'
have never known them to fail Of producing th
d,s;,ed .tI.c, I considar thcm The Lest laniil
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-21

Exa THE valuable stand now occupied
ffsSE3 by the subscriber. The House will
lsjadJ be TO let with the Store. or separate.
ssA-' Possession may lie had on The first
Of April lie likew ise offers his stock in trade,
consisting Of Hard Ware, Groceries, &c. at cost.
Persons wishing to avail themselves of the above
opportunity, will do " ell 10 call soon.
Feb 81. HENRY POTTER.
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Assigssec,s Notice.

CP. STEADMAN, Of Sou,h-Kingsiown.
W having assigned all his property to us
for the benefit of his creditors, we therefore
hereby notify ol personshnslng claims against
,oid Stcudmap. To present them within six
months from the date hereof, and all persons
Indebted 10 him to make payment without
delay. lOLlEf " oiif'hmA"'
Narragnnsett Pier, } -,
So. Kinpslown, MARI.
Feb. |, 1899.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been appointed by The su'
preme Judicial Court at its March term, lt39, AS
sI,uce To Thomas T. Whitman, Of Newpori,in the coun-
~ Of Newport, manufacturer to whom ihe benfht OF
the Insovent Act Of ie2 granted hereby gives no
ticc that six months from the date hereof is allowed by
tSd Court 10 the creditors of said Whitman TO bring In
and prove their claims All persons indebted 10 said in
yol,ant are requested TO make immediate payment TO
WM. a. DOUGLAS, Assignee.
March 7 1850 m Ia
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For Sale,

For SaIc,
gyvq A valuable Estate on the corner or
fsssEl Church and Spring street, with a
lassEM store OF the corner aud Gan penter's
shop--would make a very good
dwelling Also, Two story dwelling House,
stable, Ice House, and Two wells on said Estate.
Any onn wishing to buy the whole or part, can
purchase OF moderate terms. For further par
iicuars enquire Of w. S. VOSE.
Jan. II, 1889.
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Rlinds, Saslscs, &c.

DANIEL MALL a STE X,
Respseyiliy Informs his frisnis and The public,
rsNIIAT he manufactures at his establish
ment near tho head Of Broad street.
HOUSE BLINDS. DOORS, WLNDOW'
FR. INES, aud $. 7Si!G.S, together with
every other description cr Carpenters WORK
warranted of the first qi'liiy' ana on .nc
u,s, reasonable terms. Orders for Building
or Repairing, promptly attended to and fan,-
fully executed. The most unqnof'ion"hle
reference will be given, if required, az to the
general style of hIs work,spcclmcns OF when
inay b. exclaimed by all those who icei us
posed TO employ hIn.
Newport, dec. 6, 1888.
FOR SALE, Chambers Patent .Horf'e,ng
Machine, b, the Subscriber. who Is proprietor
cf tic Patent right for the Comfy OF New
port, Any Que wishing to purchase may
call and examine one muse at my shop near
the head of Broad street. ID. MA.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-21
For Sale.

EvA THE Dwelling House, No. 7,
f.IsMA on Banister's Wharf, lately oc-
i!s,MS cupied by Capt. pt.BenTn. Downing.
.&EAE4A Said House is in first rate order
is suitable for small family and will be sold
low.-A.so, n SAIL BOAT, Is feet keel, in
complete order. For further particulars, en-
quire Of JoHS STERNn, Esq. Jan 81.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-21

NEA THAT desirable Cottage near the
fSslssH Eeach, formerly occupied as sum
laRtFN mer Boarding House, and the Earn,
attached containing between 40 and
80 acres. There is an excellent privilege of
Stone, Sand OF Gravel Possession given on the
25ih March. For particulars apply to the pro-
preior. x. JOHNSTON.
Feb 81.
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Certificate.

JAN. 1st, 1879.
This ccrtiGes that Dr. D. X. BoUTELLE, Surgeon Den
tSt has been engaged with me for time past IN the
study aud practice Of Dentistry have found him ycry
Ingenious, aud checrnly recommend him 70 the public
Dentist worthy OF confidence; knowing HIM TO bc
Of good moral character aud believing they will he well
pleased with his professional services any work that
passes through his hands.
VT. ESTEN, Dentist,
Jan 2l. No g. Wrstminster-st., Prov idence.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-21

Also, permanent coors on carpet yarn, merno,
carcassian, bonbazn, and Grape dresses gentle
mems wooden garments, such as dress, frock and
great coats, surtouts, vests and panaloons-dyc
and pressed so AS 10 appear like new, without
ripping
They will also clean gentonen's wooden gar
mcnts Of every description, in a neat style me
rino aud cashmere shaws oleansed and whitened.
without, injury to the border-carpe,s and wooden
table cloths cleansed also.
| All articles left a, the Dye House on Tanner
street. or with the following Agents, will receive
prompt attention Edward Mason, Fall River
Silas Alden, No %, Union street, New Bedford.
Grateful for the patronage already received,
they solicit a continuance of tho same, which
they will endca, or TO merit
/ Newport, May 10, 1888.
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To tise Public,

ind to my friends and patrons IN Portsmouth,
and eiscickerc,
LNROM few years intimate acquaintance
Il with DR.. JOHN NJ. KEITH, and his
practice. ! have implicit confidence IN his
Medical md Surgical skill-and cheerinlly
recommend him TO their favorable cons'dera'
ton, whenever they may need Medical or
Surgical aid. a.,
WILLIAM RICHARDSON, NJ. ID.
Portsmouth,, r. |. Dec. l3, lS3S-Ut)
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ASSIGNEE,S NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been appointed by the su-
Il prsue judicial Court. nj Its March term, es9, AS
sisnec 10 James Neid OF Tiverton, in the county of
Newport manufacturer To whom the benefit Of the li-
solvent Act Of ls2s granted, hereby gives notice
that six months from the dute hereof is allow ed 10y said
Court to the creditors Of said Nield, In brug IN and
prove their claims All persons Indebted 10 said ihso
vent, nrc requested TO make Immediate payment To
WM. II. DOUGLAS, Assignee.
March = 1899 i'm H.
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Vol. TX. No. 59.l
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
LEGAL NOTICES.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

FTNHE undersigned having been appointed by tho SUI
Il preme Judicial Court, al its March term 1889, As
ssnee Benjamin Munord, OF Newport, in th. county
Of Newport, late Of New Bedford, merchants In whom
che hentnt Of the Insovent Act uf 1929 was granted
hereby gives notice that six months from the date here
Of hy said Court To tho creditors OF said Num-
ford to bring in and prove thcr claims All persons
iadtsd 10 sad nsoiyent tested To make miae-
diate payment TO WM. H. DOUGLAS, Assignee.
March = leae I'm IL.
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Administrators - Notice.
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
vy,IIE subscriber having been appointed by
J. the Hon. Court of Probate of the Town
of Portsmouth, Administrator on the Estate
Of Samuel Grr.n, late Of said Portsmouth,
cordwainer, dec. and having accepted sald
trust and given bonds according to law,h here.
by gives notice to all persons having clnims
aosinst said Estate to present them Tor set
tlcmeut within six months from the date
hereof, and all those indebted 10 make imne-
diate payment, TO
CHARLES GREEN, admir-.
Newport, March z, 1899.
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February Ia.
JAMES HAMMOND'S
CIRCULATING library.

~!
RECENT ADDITIONS.
27C -Four wears in Paraguay, comprising nm
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2767 The only Daughter, a domestic story by
the author Of Subaltern, 2 vols;
339 Tie life and adventures Of Nicholas Nick
leby, containing faithful account Of tho
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family, vol;
276s Rob Of the Bowl n legend Of ST. Inigoes,
by the author OF swallow barn, sc. 2 vols;
2757 Oliver Twist, by Charles Dickens, ('oz
9 vols;
$40 Oliver Twist, or the parish boys progress.
by Charles Dickens, with Illustrations, l
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33S Observations, on the Structure, Pbysiolo-
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and on the natural Food for mon,by Her
vey Burdell vol;
2769 The iluguenot, tale Of The French Pro-
testants. by q. +. r. James, 2 vols;
PHO Tales illustrating the passions, by q. l.. II.
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277l Travels in the three great empires Of Aus
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2772 Cicero. &C l. Nos &, o, lO.) 3 vols;
i2773 Virgil, &C. F l. Nos IL, I2,) 2 vols;
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2775 Sophodes. &C. f l. No Il,) translated by
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Notice.

nOCT. WILLIAM MRICIIARDsON,
AH having removed to Johnston, X. l. wish
es MI PEI, sons with whom he has unsettled ac-
counts, to call on SAMUEL CLARKE, Esq. oil
Portsmouth, aud adjust the same W OH the
Doctor, at his residence in said Johnston.
Portsmouth, Jan /, 1891 Jan III
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-21

Likewise, WAY Candies, Smoking Tobacco, Painted
Water Fails WiCs Vinegar, Alcohol Macaroni, Verne
cilla preserved tinser, West irdia Preserves CASTLE
sonp, Indigo Scented Soap, yellow snnn, Demjohns,
&c. &c. Nc.
GOODS, which will be sold ut wholesale and retail Oh
favorable terms, by l.. 4. & W. NEWTON.
/ New port, Oct. IS, 1889.
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BOOTS s. S HO Il 8.
BENJAMIN Marsh, Jr.,

No l3e, Thames street.
HAS just returned from
the City, with the most splendid
assortment Of the above named
articles that hr has ever been n
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-21
GENUINE GROCERIES.
JUST RECEIVED.

IS bbls. Canal Flour,
81 Z" Burkwhcni,
20 qr. casks Lisbon Wine,
10 casks Port Wine,
6 do Sweet Malaga do.
? half pipes Sicily Wine,
30 sacks Salt,
II krgs Ground Ginger,
80 bUycs No. ] Soap,
20 4" Starch,
IL I" No. ! Tobacco,
1 baskets Sweet Oil,
6 boxes Cocoa,
] bbl Nutmegs,
Also, Almonds,
Rnisins, Madeira Nuts,
Cinnamon, Gloves,
Pepper, AlslIicc,
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GOA H..

(yporNp OivGEg.-iO srs- rurr ground c.nrr
,r,nlssy ~ " NLwtOs,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-21

We comply with the request of several
highly respectable subscribers in giving place
TO the following.
The friends Of the abolition cause contend
that they aro too often unjuslly denounced
as a body of disorganzers, by individuals who
for the mos, part are altogether unncquan,cd
with the PRINCIPLES by which they arc nc
tuated. For that reason they request that
the subjoincd may be published and read by
oil candid persons.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-21
NetDport Dpe poMse.
Joseph Viner & Co.,

SILK, COITONS WOOLE.N DYERS
"OUiD respectfully inform their friends
w and the public, (of Newport and vicn-
ty.) that they have fitted up new DYE HOUSE
with every suitable convenience, situated on Tan
ner street, east of the Friends Meeting House,
where they are prepared 10 Dye and finish in the
best possible manner, the following articles, viz:
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-21
POETRY.
MOORE, THE POET,

MIR. Moore married lady Of the name Of Hamil
ton. She had poetical turn, and Is said TO hays
assisted her husband in writing his plays. The fol
lowing specimen OF her poetry was handed about be
fore her marriage. II IS addressed 10 the daughtei
OF the famous Stephen Duck.
You will wonder, my Duck. at the fault must own
Your Jenny, Of late, Is quite covetous grown
Her millions though fortune should ayishly pour,
Yet still were wretched If had no Moore
As gay as am. could spend half my days
In dsrces and op'ras, assemblies and plays.
Her fate, your poor Jenny, with tears would deplore;
For, alas, my dear girl, what these without Moore
IT'S the same thing with matters, with money, with men
lAnd ! think shall never be happy again
Pve danglers. I've praters, I've lovers full score,
And yet, like true woman, | sigh for one Moore.
The Baron (poor devil) has Just now been here,
And has offered to SETTLE eight hundred year
Bot answered the fellow, as have answered score
You know that Won't do, sir, for must have Moore
Yet, for all this brayado, VOW and protest,
That ay'rice meier yet had seat in my breast
For, swear, I'd not envy the miser his store
! So had but enough for myself and one Moore.
Though the fools despise dare censure my fame.
Yet think I'm as wise some folks could name
| but worship that idol which others adore,
For they who have millions would gladly have Moore.
You will wonder, my dear g who this dear be
Whose merits have made such a conquest Of me:
You may guess at his name, for told you before,
II began with an NJ, but dare not say Moore.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-21

Force OF CUsToM.-In ySfy old Hhg-
lish work we read the following curious anec-
dote illustrative of the. effects of cdslom
"The lady of very large, corpulent gen.
tleman being lately indisposed, thought proper
to have bed by herself, that she might repose
the better by lying alone. But she quite
mistaken in her notion for insteaf Pf sleep
ing the better without her husha he could
not sleep at all and the D4of it, which
may seem very odd one, was this-thal she
found she wanted her husband, wlIo was a
very loud snorer, to snore her asleep-her
not hearing this noise being as great him
drance to her rest, as the bearing it would have
been to one not used 10 it."
As nearly as we can remember, it is from
the same work, published about hundred
years ago, that we CLEANED the following scraps
on the same subject
81 have read Of certain people in the
world that it is a common rule among them, il
ths women be not beaten by her husband with
Ehip once week, she will not be good, and
erefore they look for il orderly And the
women say, that il their husbands did not beat
them they should not love them"
"When Alcibiades wondered how Socrates
had so much patience that he could bear. al
home, the noise of his brawling wife, Kan
tippe, that composed philosopher, answered
him, Il have been so long accustomed to it,
that regard il no more than if was to hear
the noise of wheel that draws water out OF
well'
81 have heard man say, that he is now
almost as sick, if he has not pipe Of tobacco,
as he was when he tried to smoke his first
pipe"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-21
VOTES FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PREsI
DENT

The following table, which we have prepared at the
expense Of abour will be found useful for refer
ence It exhibits electoral given for the mos
prominent candidates for President aud Vice President
Of the United States the different elections since
General Washington's retirement.
1896 President. Acams II, T. jefferson 6s
Vice President-T Pincknev SIS, A. Burr So
1900. Presden--Thos jefferson 10, j Adams GA
Vice Presiden,--A. Burr 70, Z. Pinckney S.
S04 President-Thos. Jefferson 1872 Charles C.
Pnckney IA. Vico President &C. Clinton 1863, r.
King IA.
1908 President Madison l52, G. G Pinrkncy
A. Vice President--G Clinton ls, X. King az.
1912 President Madison l27, De VIII Clinton
50 Vice President--E Gerry 1923, Ingcrsol So.
1916 Presdcnt--James Monroe ls3 Il King "a
Vice President Daniel D. Tompkins ll3, opposition
scattering
1920 President--Jancs Monroe 2lS, no opposition
except one vote given from New Hampshire. Vice
Presiden,-D d. Tompkns 2l2, opposition divided
1924 PresdenA Jackson 80, J. Q Adams 81,
w. H. Crawford A. II. Clay 81
1928. Presdent--A Jackson l7s, John O. Adams
So Vice Presidcnt--J G. Calhoun l73, r. Rush SO
1899 Prcsdent-A. Jackson 2l9, II. Clay 49,
John Floyd IL, William Wit Z. Vice President
Martin Van Buren, ls9, John Sergeant 40, VIM vii.
kins 80 ---- Lee IL, Levi Elnaker T. p
1886 President-Marn Van Buren ITO, w II
Harrison 70, Hugh l.. White &c. w. p. Manyum IL,
Daniel Webster IA. Vice President--R NJ Johnson,
l47, Francis Granger 60, scattering s4.--Harisburg
Chronicle
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-12-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

A DIET AT PREsBURG. my late
stay at Presburg, says writer In foreign
newspaper, attended two sittings of the as
sembled diet, and had to ask myself whether
it was really a meeting of deputies entrusted
with important duties, or merely comedy
AT all events il was chaotic Scene in which
every one spoke at the top Of his voice, and
used his elbows Justify, but in which very
small minority knew either what they were
doing or what they were about to do. 1t was
performed in a large hall, in the middle Of
which was,a table covered with green baize
on this were strewn the hats, sticks, and pa
pers of the honorable members. At one end
was sort Of. stage as in theatre ; her
the President and Secretaries. surfoundO
folios containing the laws Of the country, and
behind them, or by their side, sit a number Of
deputies, generally speaking those who do not
belong to the opposition. The others sit at
long tables in the body of the room, where
they are surrounded by a crowd of porters,
who assist them ON occasions in shouting !;
these are young men who are studying law
or preparing themselves for the service Of
the state; they all wear the Hungarian national
dress, and each has sabre hanging by his
side They are of noble families, and their
throats when they exert thenihave considera-
Bile weight in discussion.
AT the entrance Of the hall, the space is
occupied by as many spectators as can crowd
in-there is also a gallery for the public.
Sometimes there is such mob of spectators
at the entrance, that the deputies cannot get
in, and have to remain standing outside the
door. They can make no effectual complaint
for it is first come first served, and those who
are the earliest in getting into the chamber,
whether they be deputies or not, keep their
places the whole day. if they please. Thus
il is impossible to say of Hungarian mem
Der of Parliament that he was in his place,
inasmuch as place he has none, and he never
sits down at. all When the hall is filed
there is h,ifmur like that in "a beehive.
Then the President shouts Hyuk, (hear y
which is echoed by all present; but the noise
continues equally loud until some member Of
the opposition commences bitter attack on
some particular law, ,or makes a general
charge against the government. This is the
signal for profound silence, whichis now and
then interrupted by menacing .Hguk, or by
laundering Elgen (VivatD When an IN
popular deputy rises to reply, one. expects
from the fierce expression with which he is
universally regarded, and from the huge mus
tachios and altogether military appearance Of
the crowds opposed to him, that he will either
have to make sudden exit at one of the win
dows or that, if his arguments should be par
ticularly cutting, sabres will be drawn to meet
them. But nothing of the kind occurs the
assembly separates peaceably after the neces-
sary quantity Of Parliamentary demonstration
has been performed by both parties and they
whose patriotic excitsment has been reused
to an extraordinary pitch by the discussion
adjourn to tavern in order to vent it.