The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-16

3. The BaiKf's at MantiEai's.
.AAer ringing the bell which would summon Madsms
nsns,lal ksse glanced ct the card and saw that dis.
sysd the name q ~scalsy together with some other
her attention was attracted ~ Mr. Scalsy himself Who
w:hnig sP 70 one Of The ehsvsi glasses gave hard
IN ne centre with his stick. a. csoly a. had
Coed plate this hers, Tx" said Mr. scaley to his
Al rsjeiasd Mr.. Tix, placing the marks Of his four
Angers. and 2 duplicate inpression Of his thumb
pscs a say blue silk anathis here article wsrn made
From the ak Mr. Tx transferred his admiration to
sSns ss6sss sf rl q Wearing apparel Will: Mr.
and afterwards sidsd BY its renssop proceeded TO the
minute ssnsidsrstien Of plnpls his chin in which
Mantilni entering the room uttered an sxcIamsOn Of
surprise which reused him.
oh 10 this the missis inquired Scaley.
IL y Madame Mantil MI said Kate
Inen, ss,d Mr.. scsley ,preducins small document
and
ven 60 over the house at wuns and take the in
foor Madame Mantani wrung her hand for grief and
rung the hell for her husband which DONE she fell into
achsir and fsinting 6t simultaneously. The profess
BY this event. for Mr.. scasy, leaning upon stand on
which Q handsome dress was displayed, ESQ that his
Shoulder appeared above il 70 nearly III. same manner
would have done il she had en) pushed his hat
side and scratched his head with perfect
general survey Of the apartment entering
spon business stosd with his book under his
and his hat in his hand mentally occupied putting
price upea every object within his range Of vision
Such was the posture Of Affairs when Mr. Mantalini
hurried in and .: that specimen had had
pretty extensive intercourse it'll Mr. Scaey nifty
In his bachelor dsys and was besides, very far from
being taken BY surprise the present sgaiing
down to the bottom Of his pockets elevated his eye
brews, whised bar or two swore oath two and,
p aud
Whats the demd total = wasthc first question he
Flneen hundred and twenty seven pound four and
ninepercs hs'Penny' replied Mr. scalsy, without mo
'Tho hslfpsnny be demd,' said Mr.. Mantalni, impa-
BY all mean: you wish it, rstortod Mr. scaley and
1T dont matter to us il the 6een hundred and twenty.
seven pound went along with it, that know on OBJ.
served Mr. Tx
We'll said the same gentleman, after pause 'wots
to be done-suy thing Ii it only small crack,
estsnd out smash break up Of the CONSTRUCTION is
livery good
A. The Sagacious Dog.
my friend Mr. snodgrss has strong poetic turn,
$50 have r. said the stranger epic poem, ten thou
sand linssrevolution Of July composed on the spot,
Ms z dI,y Apollo by nsA'''ns the field piece
you we're present at that glorious scene, sir said
Present! thiuk was fired musket-arsd with On
idea-rushed into wine shop-wIote it down-bsck
ssain-.whig, bang another idea-winc shop again
pen and ink-back sgaincut and slssh-neble time sir
Sportsman, sir y sbr1p,ly turning to Mr. Wrinkle.
: A little, sir, replied that gentleman.
SlSt psr nss =. d a Mr. RsTssI Dogs ''
'Ah you should keep dogs; fine animals-sagacious
eIestures-dogo Of my own -Pointersurpri.ins in
whistled-dog stopped-w hisled again--Porio-no 60
stock siIl~csilsd kim-Ponto Ponto: wouldn't move
dog t-sns6xed staring at board looked up saw an
inscription 0amekeeper has orders to shoot all dogs
found In this enclosure wouldn't pass itwondsrfui
.sinsuisr circumstssce that said Mr.. Pickwick.
win you allow me TO make q note ofitr
sir hundred an more Ts, aneaa0ss o.
who he'd been bsstowing sundry sntiPick wickan
glanses on yosss lady By the roadside)
5. MantiHri Poisoned for the 17th time.
Guided BY this noise of great many ell talking
togsher and passing the girl in his impotence before
the private sitting room when he vas rather
the cenussd end insxplicabe soene in which he sud
There were ell tho young lady workers, some with
bonnets aAd without IN various attitudes expires
sve Of alarm and eonsternstion some gathered round
Madame Mantalini, who was in tears upon chair
and others round Miss knsg, who was in opposition
tesrs upon anether and others round Mr.. Msnalini,
sroUr, for M E.nslni leg. were extended .; full
length upon the Aoor and his head and shoulders
knew what T. d. with them and Mr. Msntslinis eyes
closed and his face was pale, and his hair
comparatively rraght and his Thiskers and mou,tache
little bottle In hsrght hand, and little teaspoon in his
left and his hands, arms, legs snd shoulders were all
stiR and pswerless And yet Madame Mantsni was not
weeping upon the body but scodng violently upon
her chair and ell this amid clamor OF tongues per
fsosy desfensng, and which really appeared 10 have
driven the unfortunate ooman TO the utmost verge Of
distraction
What ths Meter here :" said Ralph pressing for.
wsrd
Atthis inquiry, the olsmor was increased twenty.
fold and astounding string Of such shrill conradc
tsssas Mes pslssned hims-lf'' He hss'nt--s sssd
for q dostsrs-" Donr~-S Hos DYING He isnS he's
only pretendisG- various other cries poured forth
With bewndsring volubility, until Madame Msntilini
was sssu 10 address herself TO Ralph, when female curl
sd&y 10 kssv whstshs wsuA say, prevailed, end, ~