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County Court.

Present the Judges fthe Court of Common Pleas
the Recorder, aud two Aldermen.
IN The matter Of Henry w. Merritt, one Of The
Special Justices, etc-Thc Court resumed its sit
tings at o'clock, when the District Attorney made
a most mastery speech in reply to Mr.. Cutting.
II is expected that a decision will be given on
Thursday, and if adverse to the accused, why then
the District Attorney will call his witnesses, 10
tablish the truth of the third charge.
The room was 80 crowded with Office holders and
'oafcrs, that no accommodation could be obtained
for fhe
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-23

TROOPS MovING-The Concord (H. III Patriot
states that detachment of the first regiment u. =.
Artillery, Col Pisrce's) passed through thrt town
last week, on their way from Pattsburg to Houlton
in Maine. Another detac hment, we learn, is soon
to follow, destined to the same place.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
New York, April 18th, 1870

New 1 ork, April 18th, $780,
TO MEssRs: PEAsE s. SON, IS Division street.
Hoorhound Candy occupying adamp house lately nsh
ed and attacked night with suocaton and
Of breathing. furn shed by friend with package Of
Essence sfHoahound which relic we'd eectualiy
permanently. ID. HANCOCK, 264 William ST.
To Messrs. j. PEASE & SON.
hound Candy be excellent clear the
the lungs and would recommend it to be universally used by
public speakers.
REV. l.. W. GIBBS, 100 Eighth Avenue
No family should be without Peases Medicated Candy il is
available remedy for the whooping coughand Group.
DIR. ROGERS.
New York, Feb. "a, 1870
Dear Sir-The duty Of my profession has exposed
colds asthma and other pulmonc complaints incident this
uncertain climate have been deprived Of the of
by hoarseness aud should still be had used your
indicated candy. tried il foi few times and find
lungs are healed my appetite improved voice clear and
constitution evidently improved therefore hesit
ton in adding recommendation to the who have
REV WIN. C. HAWLEY, e5 Crosby.
REFERENCES.
J. Goram No. 81 Oliver street.
l.. J. Mills 81 Goyemeur street.
j. McCebrin, $40 Water street.
J. 1. Moore, $40 Greenwich str, ct.
Doct Burrows, No. Oliver street
Z. Ronerts 1876 Water street.
TS.-Handy, is High street, Hays l39 Fulton street
rooklyn. l.. Il w Duva 232 Broad street, Newark ~
None unless each pakageis signed Pease Son.
As Division street. of whom be obtained wholesale and
retail.
aRemember- Meet oners not appointed agents.
CELEBRATED INDIAN EYE WATER for opthalmia
dmness sight weakness bruises other accidental diseases
of the eye can be obtained at IS Division street
Doctors will please bear mind if they should wish any for
sickness. APT Inn
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CA RI, KING

THE well known and celebrated FIRST PREMIUM LA.
L DIES TUSCAN AND STRAW HAT MANUFAC-
TURER To her Msdsty the Queen of England especuliy
begs leave to to the Ladies of New York. that he
opened his splendid establishment at
No. SO CANAL STREET,
lin connection with his others with assortment of
TUSCAN STRAW HATS AND IA SIIissNAsLE MIL.
LIVERY heretofore any
similar establishment in the city.
The STRAW department conducted usual by HIMSELF
with great attention; and the MILLINERY department
der the supervision Of the ngeniou American and Par
sian ladies. His PARIS RIBBONS and ARTIFICIAL
FLOWERS Of the latest of fashion, and from the
most approved manufacturers on the continent . .
He tpectfuy invites the ladies to hor or him with call at
No so Canal street Broadway IL and III Division street
Wholesale arehouse, SO Nassau street, ". Y. 3m
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RICHMOND Woodruff,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
I14 south street.

IN.
no HOUSEKEEPERS.-Th subscriber tas this day re.
ceiyed fine assortment of Plated Cake Baskets Table
Casters, and ivory handle Table Cutlery in sets, some of
winch elegantly fitted in mahogany cases. also
patterns Of Girandoes astral hail. and mane Lamps also
fall assortment Of Britannia Ware in sets Tea Trays
sets and to sell sngy. ID. r.. DELAVAN,
Maiden
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-23

DR. EVANS CELEBRATED MEDICINES composed
the heart give an impulse strength the aeria system
the blood and equared its circulation through
or the .x,remes; all the OF the body
C% s action the and
d,sehaEng vessels Any morbid sehon which may have nsen
!. ss,a.d and the body resumes sa,hial state
These medicines after much anxious trial and having
s Sc%S he s s and
he body performance functions and preserving
the vital stream pure and healthy state causes to last
come 80 composed and tranquil tina, old age, arrives
l had had Ss By fss
'st By 2sTes misery and s
G action Of the heart liver and other yiseeT they Yps the
bad 9Ed %o,sd rhn sIas the eS o Vns
s s s Be- s & es s always ar S s
while the svaeuson from the bowels kept up, the
ons from all other vessels Of the body will also be going
in the proPcrtion By which the blood invariably BE-
steady medicines undoust
eddy effect IN the most acute or obstinate d-ss.ss
but such the dose may be augmented according 10 the
adapted 70 the constitution that they may all nes
~ Of o" ' rs s.
ebg. e@,na weaknsss, Ggeson Toe. Of apIss hatssney
green sickness laiulenL Paintings hs,ercs head
aches, heeyp, sickness, nightmare govt, rheumatism,
Who are victims 10 ai disorder gout win
find relief from their sSerngs BY course OF Dr. VIM Evans
Nausea vomiting pains the side, limbs bead stomach
nate fishing Of heat and eRses s@crs ~s,eSisss s,
ton ane,y bad dea% .pasms s every case be rs'svss
One Of the most dangerous epochs 60 females AZ the change
Sara. d"a Ssy ae % Ssf
az may enable them to Withstand the shock.
oversirah,ed nothing better correct and nvsOtate the
fSs s g,snS mae e o1 iSo Chatham street. Ss
Ts,k. uhere ths Doctor map Be ecnslies A., s,,o~n~
notice: Entered according an act Of Congress BY Wm
Evans ~ the yss sSs IN The CLERKS onee Of ' ''"'"'''
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NosnNe HERALD, daily paper, .......-....... iSJSO
E,Ts. HrRAID on the arrival of steamer $4,000
A,yrsrate circulation of the Herald ..... 5o7so
OF this immense issue we circulate in
PHLADELrHrA, Daily and Weekly, about 1900. is Too
l,2oo
SxLTIMoaE mot yet established faliy) 49, 49,, -
ALBANY AND TaoY Daily and Weekly, .......... 800
To Shipmastcrs and Captains OF Vessels
For some time past collectors Of the all street
press boarding vessels arriving this port with late news
have the habit of falsely saying that they collect ship
and foreign all the New York papers In consequence
asehood many captains give them papers and packages
which are intended for the Herald No later ago than yeser
day. one of these Wall street collectors made such
sentation to the captain of the St Lawrence.
Now therefore hereby give notice to all shpmasers and
captains of vessels that neither Bancke Lowber,
other all street loaer have authority to
get papers or packages intended for the Herald Robert S.
Martin and his usy redhkered mae together with the
pilots belonging to&he New York PotCompany alone
torzed take packages for this journal
special noticeable heed.
New York 9th April, is4O.
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CHIP CHARLES CARROLL. FROM HAvRE.-Co ON.
- senees will please send their permits board AT pier No
North River Goods not rm,ied BY the 2eth instant wbe
sent 10 The public store. ara
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THE MOST PERFECT WIGS AND seal

nocToR cY6yENRE P !, saA.s, cARD
ton exclusively 70 select branch Of groessou and tbs
p.sdg ssoys wbsh co. ri
eicne pharmacy have enabled him several
and important remedies which have PGysd smaeny sue
ness syphilis aud al constitutional diseases arising from inn
@ % s sSos a S s fss
n .d ss pS SSs sn ar hs 1 Or hs 5 Ts
.ona claims do ne him to be rckoned the sol
names are found IN every Journal Those have ben
hs branch Of surgery are nved 10 make application at his
Office No. Ann street. Broadway, adjoining the Amer
Separate entrances and separate Offices provided
10 Private entrance TO his office three doors from the
Museum, where he win be found at hour until 10 . the
sveing. ely
DRoPsY-DRoPsY Persons laborng under ~. d.trcs-
osd e% i' SS Without being ny agpeG me
TO MOTHERS, whose children are troubled with wesh;
Of the urinary be cured BY Mrs MOTT
who has long made the disease euar branch other study
apl7 Sun
scH INV 4dRK bsyns tE r,ssvst f as
quantity Of herbs oos and essential oils from Euro not TO
which have hailed The sii Of the most eminent py.issns
diseases incident the human frame and specially the
soa p VS
ton, humor scrofgs salt Eheum, kings s. eantsT ring
tons nervous symptoms white sgeqes asthma, i9undice
line fSS%pan sd sSe ssd female
No mercury mineral Of any kind used Any females Ia
boring under weaknesses consult Mrs MOTT
with rerect confidence Hours Of seeing patients from A.
until r. NJ her residence 9 Spring street (west side OF
Broadway Al letters from the country (posipsid promptly
attended to- Medicines forwarded to all parts Of the United
States. arl1 i'm
:sndays sy EtS Mo Fl ai Ct se
brated Female Physician. Sec advertisement apl7.3m'
sTHMA AND PTITHiIsiC-Persons troubled with these
~ distressing diseases. meet with almost instant relief
and speedy BY applying TO Mrs MOTT the celebrated
Female Physician. See advertisement. api7. 3m+
|
LITs-FITS-FITS This dreadful disease vs. positively
cured by Mrs MOTT the celebrated Female Physician,
| iis Spring street apl13m'
DINE WOOD on JAMES RIVER-The subscribers
have ready for delivery two Thousand cord Of steam
boat wood, which they viii sell Il two dollars per cord at
their landings the College creek The sad creek emptes
into James Rve five miles below Jamestown, op
r0sis Hog Island Five and half feet be had
the bar al high water and lighter will be furnished that
carries thirty cords of wood 20 go out with the vessel
that she her deck load after she the bar
/ DICKIE GAIT,
WILLIAM EDLOE.
' William sbuEh, Va. March %, 1850. sp7 2w'
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NEWCASTLE Dell Feb. I4th, 1899.
DR. LEVISON-Dear Sir,- never he grateful enough
- for the have received by the Of your invaluable
Medicine, (Hunters Red Drop) for five months act
ted with venerea and dnrng that time took medicines
but would At last my physician up
but fortunately day. speaking to friend the sub
ect-he told me that Hunters Red Drop the only medi
cine that would Of which purchased of
agent Philadelphia and the result is that enjoying
perfect health Now after suffering long, and finding
last such signal relief from Hunters Red Drop feel il
duty to inform the interested where relief may be bad
T. l.. b.
sDivision. 81 per vial. APPS I'm
IODINE SPRING AT sARATOGA.-As the sale 'of this
water rapidly increasing the Undersigned deems 1t neces
sary to state particularly its qualities II is perfectly
transparent remarkably pleasant to the taste aud can be
freely used without the sshto Inconvenience IL parcu
lay recommended for a following complaints -scro
lula, aud bilious disse morbid condition of the liver nd
gesi1n heartbuT as appetite, weak and depaved
don of the stomach diseases produced by the abuses of
curry nodes goitre affections headaches
haps the only mineral knewn that contains sufficient
quantity Of iodine to incidentally Ii put up pint
bottles ready for expectation immediate
be obtained IN all the principal drug Broadway and
from the General gent Greenwich street one door from
Barclay who will for the future supply Druggists and all
others with their water
a2l Inn ALFRED HILL 2Os Greenwich ST.. New York.
ct. GEORGES CRICKET CLUB, NEW YORK.-The
- members of this Club will hold their opening Thurs
day the asd instant being st. Georges Day at their Cricket
10 o'clock, AL 81 II. OWEN, Secretary.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-23

ECONOMY is WEALTH.-Elegant short nap Mole
- skin Hats, at the low price Of S3e established in 1886
These Hats warranted to retain their shape and color all
weahers.
ALSO article at $3.50 for the price cannot be exceed
general assortment of Caps Of the latest patterns very cheap
fe2s 3m- BROWN, Practical Halter. 146 Canal St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-23

ITO THE ECONOM1CAL.-REMOVAL NEW.
ELL begs leave 20 inform his friends and the public that he
has removed his stock OF Boots and Shoes
TO Nos es and ss Chatham street lie has the most
esve assortment Of Boots and shoes of the fashions
or sale wheesas and RETAIL at prices lower than be
chased in the city.
An goods warranted. fei2 8m-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-23
MES; MOTT, TIE ClELEPRATEp FEMALE PPHy.

TIC DOLOREUX-Posvely cured without the Of the
lapce however long standing, by Mrs. MOTT Me cele.
braled Female Ply sician. Sec adyerisemeni apl73m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-23

WI porant Hotel and Boarding Houekeepers and Private
ramiiies-DUNCAN WEST respectfully inform the pub
that hand and manufacturing their Patent
Nanales which utility and durability not TO be urpas
sed labor saving machine IL entirely supersedes the
of ironing and RAPIDLY prs beautiful gloss on sheets "a
HE linen without the aid Of fuel They be 10
operation at the City Hotel Pearl House, Athensum
sri Carlton House. They only cold al No Little Green
vtys~s. near L liberty street. New York a2l I'm
EOR ENGLA ND-Thc undersigned will proceed to Lon.
don the arst May and will take charge Of parcels
FOR moderate Will also attend TO the coec
ton Of debts in England and make mmeo iate transmits
sion of the Orders for goods of English manufacture
will be promptly and faithfully attended and sondi at
tcntion pad 10 the speedy shipment Of the same.
--- - THOMAS KING, 81 Wall street.
REFERS TO-Messrs Grinnell. Mnturn Co; q
Norwood X Co, or RushtoR Aspinwall. apis i2t'
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sss~ GARDEN SEEDS OF all the most esteemed specise
sTsAand varieties, GREENHOUSE PLANTS, Bouquets Of
-ls- FLOWERS &c. for sale by L. BRIDGEMAN, corner
@ 18th streets and Broadway Immediately north Of Union
Place Park.
Also, the sth edition Of the YOUNG GARDENERS As
SISTANT, every department Of Gardening, ami other
books containing the results ofhs 90 years practice the vi
cnity Of New York.
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A sTHAiA AND PHTHSiC.-Persons troubled with thes,
"a distressing diseases with almost instant rele
and speedy cure BY applying Mrs MOTT the celebrated
Female Physician See advertisement. apiT.3mF
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kxA TO LET-The upper part of the story brick
Ti dwelling house, No. 6s East Broadway. Rent $500
ISL Also-the front basement, suitable for an office
which II has been occupiedRent $780, The above will be
let either separately together good tenant Apply at
90 Oak street to II. Woodruff,
az Nv South
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-12-01
MASSACHUSETTS.

Cotton Manufactures Of Massachltsetfs.-The fol-
lowing statistics of the Cotton Manufactures of Mas
sachusetts are compiled from document just issued
by the Valuation Committee Of that Commonwealth.
.Sufolk.-Onc cotton factory with 1900 spindles,
iron works and one glass factory.
Esser.-Eight and threcfourths cotton factories,
with 10 822 spndles 10 woollen factories with % O70
spindles three paper mills, card factory
1Eddieser.-Forty cotton factories with 1872 6OS
spndles, 20 woollen factories with 1896 spindes l6
paper ms card factories II sitting mills and mill
machines, iron works, glass factory.
Observation-Disclosures and half cotton factories
with 1856 1857 spindes, GA I2 woollen factories with
80 553 spindes IA paper mills, 10 card factories; IS
iron works, &c.
Hampstirs-S Seven cotton factories with s47l spin
dies % woollcn factories with 1854 spindles paper
mills, card factory.
Hamden--Twenty- three cotton factories with a.
63S spndles; wooen factories with 2Sl4 spindles
paper mills 2 card factories, Z iron works, &c.
FTankhn-Five cotton factories with 1918 spin
dies, II woollen factories with 1884 spindles iron
works.
l26 spndlcs IS woolen factories with lO479 spindes
20 paper mills IA iron works.
NorfoM.-Forty cotton factories with 2S,94O
spndles Is woollen factories with 4539 spindes, Is
l-2 paper mills, SO Sitting mills and nail machines
l6 iron works, glass factory
Bristol-Fifty cotton factories sc, 972 spindes
II woollen factories with 600 spindes, l4Paper mills
ID card factories l62 sitting mills and nail machines
II iron works. &c.
Plymouth Fourteen and half cotton factories
with r. Isl spindles, woollen factories with 1862
spndles, paper Mills 235 sitting mills and nail ma
chimes, 3 iron works &c.
Barnstable.-One cotton factory with 46S spindles,
woolen factories with 780 spindes, sitting mills
2 glass factories, &c.-N Y. Cour.
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she might remain the most popular and beloved
of Soyereigns. The day before she sailed, she
wished to pay areligious visit to the cathedral,
but some ill-meaning persons having contempa-
ted sezing the occasion to cause disturbance, her
Majesty was advised and relnquished her inten-
ton. M Eerrer, President of the Junto Of the
Provisional Government of Madrid, and now
Vice-President Of the new Provincial Regency,
was the last person who took leave of her Ma
jesiy on board this steamer. Thus ends the Re-
gency of Maria Christina de Bourbon.
IL IS said she intends 70 protest against her abb
dication on arriving in France or Italy Such
proceeding is not improbable. Shain win heed
IL not and indeed, cannot be affected by il. I'm
aided by foreign force it must prove an idle
threat; aided by such force Spain will make a
more united and formidable resistance than ever.
They are quite prepared TO fight the battle over
again. The young Queen and her sister, the
lnfanta, were to have remained two or three
days at Valencia, during which series Of pub
lie festivities and rejoicings were TO be got up
by the municipality, in compliment TO them
and on the 20th they were to start with the
Court and the Government, stopping at night al
the following places :-Jativa, Amansa, Abe
cete, Minaya, Quintnar, Ocana, Aranjuez and
arriving at Madrid to morrow week, making the
journey in eight days.
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our negl usband Carl Won Null
Ter, for il loved her dearly, and
was believe nd whom drove from
the house, y had he made this avowal
when the .A-case again opened, and the
stranger, stepping from it, said, in a sepuchral
voice, IA your daughter, o man of ambitious
views, were now married 10 Carl Won Muller,
would yon give her your blessing 2" - would
| would p exclaimed the old man, sobbing.-
F." Then," exclaimed the apparition, !" come
forth, .ye happy pairr' At these words, the
door Of the room opened, and Carl Won Muller
and his lovely bride entered, approached the
master OF the house, and knelt at his feet
Snow" said the stranger, let me turn this
gloom into merrment." My name is Mendels-
sohn, the composer ! have just returned from
Italy am the bosom friend of Carl Won Muller
that clock has a communication NTH the Church
Of 81, Rogue the choristers, who always set il
right at twelve at night, from some supersti-
tious feeling, play variety of tricks with il by
day i and have been the means Of doing an
act OF Friendship and Of justice. AS to the mo-
ral--but M; we will think Of that some other
time; for now, il behoves us solely to be joy
us,--and a merrier--a happier evening, was
never spent in the good old town of Herring
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STATISTICS OF COMMERCE.

A late number Of Hazards Commercial and Stats
teal Register contains variety Of important statistics
relating TO the imports and exports Of of most
valuable st0piss-aso general view Of the commerce
Of 1882 compared with that of 1885, all Of which
with great labor compiled from public documents
From these tables (says the Boston Journa) CLEAN
the following
In the year 1889 the amount of imports was $iG2,-
O92 1872 and Of exports $i2l 026 ,4l6, showing
cess Of imports of SAL 063 no. Of the exports, i03,
533 ,89l were American Professionalism foreign
Ofihe imports, 500 062, 436 arrived At New York
$40 1856 223 in Massachusetts ,05O, $50 in Penn
slvanal2 064, $40 in Louisiana 81, O66 OH IN D.
Carolina OF the exports 49, 1856, l67 departed from
Louisiana 33 2Os, obs from New York--I0, 1856 426
from South Cardinals 10, 336 SO from Alabama
SO, ,0S5 from Massachusetts $40, 443 from
Georgia--5 299 AIS from Pennsylvania, and IS, 49,,
1876 from Virginia.
Ofi244l American arrivals, 5,sll arrived at New
York; ,266 in Massachusetts, ,277 in Maine--S22
in Louisiana--53l in Pennsylvania. None of the
other States reached 500.
As compared with 1889, the excess Of imports in
1889 46 374 728, and the of exports $l2,
544 800 in 1889 1888. The exports Of domestic
produce in 1889 exceeded those of 1888 s. TOO, 070
and Of foreign produce, S5,04l 100 In 1882 1888 3o5
tons more American vessels entered than in 1885
and of foreign 80, 704 tons.
Our imports from England in 1889 were ss64 $685.
7l6 and exports to her 58 56s 435, ofwhich
5,327 were in domestic produce. In 1885 the
imports from England were $44, l9l ,65l, showing an
excess In 1893 oil @1U,Oi yooo-anu the exports ia
1888 were $50 445076, of which $46 500 1888 were in
domestic produce eng an excess Of $S, 1853 in
the total export Of 1889 to England compared with
1885, and Of 49, 439 in the export of domestic pro-
duce.
The value of imports from France is 1872 53l ,32i,
and of exports to her 1S 800 949 being an increase
in 1889 over 1888 of imports, a. 1863 524-and Of ex-
ports Of 80, 447 ,433. %
The trade with Cuba forms an important item, be-
ing next in amount Of both imports and exports to
England and France. Imports in 1889, 1858 S43,
and exports Sc, ll6 831of which SIS, OPS GAG
American produce. The number Of vessels entered
from Cuba was ,247 American, and 10 foreign yes
sels-making 1876 vessels.
The whole amount of tonnage belonging to this
country is 2096478 of which 1874 244 is registered,
and the remainder enrolled or licensed Ofthe regis
tered 1874 Pa employed in the foreign trade.
or the enrolled and licensed 55l in the coasng
trade and l0s,6s2 in the fisheries. The vessels en-
gagged in the whale fishery in 1889 l3l S45 tons.
During the year 1889, there were built 80 ships 80
brigs 439 schooners l22 sloops, l25 steamboatsto-
tai 1858, of the tonnage 100 9S8-of which LAG were
built in Massachusetts las in Maine, l29 in Mary
land, and LOG in New York. The amount Of ton,
mage engaged in steam navigation in 1889 was ls S76
tons
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shire. that he went with her afhanced lover, and
party Of young friends. to enjoy the wild beau
ties ofthose unspoiled scenes OF nature. AT the
well-known spot called the Strid, where The river
wharf rushes between a cleft rock not more than
six or eight feet in width the young lady stepped
an instant TO look down the abyss, her compan-
ions turned round, they saw her not Il was
supposed that giddy with the sight, she had fall.
en- forward and was engulphed BY the deep and
fearful current; as the youthful heir OF Egremont
had been, seven hundred years before; drawn
into it by the starting back Of his grey -hound,
with whom he had attempted to leap the narrow
between himself and eternity.