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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03

In the United states Court for the Eastern District OF vr
ginis, August 22d. tSi2.
WILSON SHORES, O. the county q rIuysnn,' having
w filed petition praying that he be declared
rup IL Is ordered that ell persons claiming to be editors
OF the said Wilson shoressh"~ cause TO tho CONT ON the
i2th day OF November neat why the said Wilson shores
be not declared bankrupt pursuant TO the act Of Cor
In that behalf and that COPY this orlcr be pub
rules OF Court.
Copy. Tcs,c.
ans3 w5w HENRY GIBSON, Clerk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03

Charles Jones, Pnc
Against
John Poindextcr, also John Metcafe and Thomas John
uon. executors 81 Lucy 0uailes, deed. Dens.
The defendant, John foinscxtcr not having entered M,
appearance and given security according the
Rules OF THIS Court and appearing L., satisfactory e,
iesee hs he H. not nhabitsr; Of ihls STATE: On
ton Of the plaintiff by his counsel Il ~ ordered that The
sail defendant, John folnexcr 10 appear bcfore The
Judge OF the said Cou II the Courthouse ON IN. rs day
Of the next september Term OF the rad Court and
the plaintiffs bl and that copy OF this orer he forthwith
Inserted In some newspaper published In the city Of
Rehnond for months successfully. aud pnste al tho
'front.' door Of the Courthouse OF this county some c. u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03
jnI2-w9w ''r' wonsu.Ncc

NiHGINih:-Ai Rules held in tho CicTE'a oa5cc :,
" TIC Circuit superior Court Of Law and Cbancsrv ~
the lh day Of July, 1872: VIZ ''"i'ip
JphnK Richards, Alexander TuTnbull and Rovston
ncls, Iruecsani hssgnccs under Deed Of TINS, and
nashenl executed 70 them by the ead Roysion Ietia
W. M9itack partners in trade under The firm
Of Belts Mattack, (,ompi,ir..o,n' ."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03
nANKaUpr NOTICES.

la the uncd states court for tue Ea.teIa Dislret
Nirgnia. August 10Th, tei&
In the matter OF Bankruptcy OF
NATHAN W WALTON, ofthe county ef Buckingham,
In the Eastern Virginia District The said Naihsn
W wahon. who has been dccreed a BANKRUPT BY this
court having fled petcn praying for hs Discharge
10 ordered. that rolec thereof be published In
per printed In the City II 10 days least before
the lah day Of November when aheafing will be had
the said petition At the CITY Hail. In tie CITY OF Rich.
ood and all crciors who have proved their debts and
ether persons In interest," appear the said time and
place and show cause, they have, why the prayer
Of the said petitioner should not be granted.
aai2 wIIw r' HENRY GIBSON, Clerk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03

IN ERy-viaeisiA-Ai Iules held Ian the clerk's
olce Of the ttrcut Superior Court Of law aud Chan.
iSt2s
William rearsg, Daniel % Fearing and Peier Hall.
Of fenrng's a Hal. PLAINTIFF
against
Roy s,on Belts and Richard q Maiaek, late merchants
AMI partners trading under tho style ami firm OF nes
Meilack. and thos. w het'a. pen'e.
The defendants, Roy sfon Belts aud Richard Malsck.
not having cutercd thoir aud security
According Ia the act Of Assembly anI the Rucs OF this
Court snd appear by satisfactory evicnc. that they
not Inhabitants Of this Commonwealth a. ordered,
that tho said defendants do apae here the frat say of
the neu Term aud answer the TN of the plaintiff;
that copy Of this order be forthwith Inserted m some
newspaper published IA the Of ichuond cor months
sceeessvcy ani posted the front door VI the Court
house OF this county.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03

DENJAMiN r. KENDALL. OF the city OF Richmond, IN
ID the Eastern Virginia District. The said BENJAMIN
Kendall who has he decrcc BANKRUPT by this court
havin. filed petition foI his discharge: u orler
cd that notice be published In newspaper piiu
In the city OF Echmond 10 days least before the ll
day OF November next when hearing will be had the
said petition at the City Hall la the City Of Richmond. and
all creditors who have proved their debts other per
in interest," may appear at the said time aud place
aud show any they have, why the prayer the
said petitioner should not be granted
Aeopy. Tcstc,
in q wliw HENRY GIBSON C1k.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03

IL CIihNCERY-V ronuA.--At Rnper,or 49,, 81, r =
~ Ch.nccy ioT The Richmond Circuit bsid A. M,
1872: y" "edncsdsyi juno I'd
Kobet, Pore, 4 Hubbard, Rankin 4 Fowle Peter
.on AMI McHinley' Thomas Cookaoy m 4 Pbiip Robert
Ewing, Thomas DO sylyor Morde5si Iswis az ssmye,
Le"is' shpley and Bran and Read a Gray,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03

IN the United Siatcs Court for the Eastern District of VIZ
GINA, 10Th July, 1872:
In tho matter OF Bankruptcy Of
JACK VAUGHAN, Of the county Of Prince Edward, In
y The Eastern Virginia Dilric Tho said Jack Vaughan
ghg has been dccrccd bankrupt ty this court having
HE'D petition praying for his discharge II b. ordered
notice thereof be published In newspaper printed Tho
City Of RchmOnd 20 days least before the l2 day Of
Noyembor next when hearing will be had on The sad
petition NJ the City Hall, IN the City Of Richmond aud an
creditors who have proved tcr debts and other persons
IN interest, may appear the said tno and place and
show cauGo, II any they lave, why the prayer the said
petitioner should not be granted.
COpy-Tcsc,
iua wiiw HENRY GIBSON elk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03

In the United Court or the Eastern District OF Nr
einia, August 18Th. 1872:
DUIIA1N, OF the city OF Richmond having fled pc.
II. tti' praying that lac may be declared Bankrupt Il
Is ordered, That all claiming TO be creditors the
said Duhain show the Court the 18th day
september next, why the said Duhain be not declared
Bankrupt pursuant TO the Of Congress in that bcha
and that copy OF this order be published the newspa
pcrs, according the 22d and 2tth rules Of court.
an lS-wsv HENRY CIRsOS OK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03
EsURKECTION, ORPERsIAN Pills

Rochester May 4tl, 1893.
For sale by A. G.. STEVENS.
Is-cl9dl2n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-03
COURT RD ERs.

VIRGIslA-f. CAaaesrv.-At a cour continued
and he'll ios LOUIS. county, q, the Count House
sarah Humphrey who the friend OF susan
TspsFsy IsSsss sn.s%sS,sy M% isosss,
Humphrey sarah Humphrey, who Infants under me
Arslnst r-i"""s'
Eh<abeih Humphrey, WIN Humphrey, ThOsnas Foster
and Helena Ills wife, Thomas iarcw and Lney his wife,
I'LL Davis and Minerva HIS wife. benjamin DAVIS. JsncR
Davis snssn pavs John Davis Helena Dasls, Dcpjsna
pssl' Jr salmon iiunhIey jsmes oliver Aad Nancy Ills
The defendants, Benjamin Davis. James Davis Susan
Davis yeea Dayis ilelens Davis Benjamin p.vis. D.,
Lewis Humphrey sndDeiphy hs~c. not hAvrg catered
eir appearance aud sison secut y sad
Rules q this Court aud appearing 70 the saiisac.
i'on Of The cOuyk ha, they not inhabitants OF this
sa,e On The uS,ion oithe ranih by their counsel is
Davis s1sn Davis Ioha Davis, Helena Davis. Beniamn
his vide Levin %Sps'sy isss DIVE and Many
before me iuseos ot said Count, Court House,
on inc ~ MSa sy in september next and answer the b
OF mo Wn"ns. anu that copy OF this order be forth
ws'n inse,,ei IN some newspaper published In the City
Their copy be posei at the oor of the Count Ior Sc
| Of this County come Court day.
ia wsw JOHN HUNTER. q. C.
NINGINIA.-At Ruics held IN tho CLERKS oflcc oi
the Superior Count OF Law and chancerY fcr Gooeh
land county onttc 9th day Of June, lSi2:
sally A Peers, Pun.
Agilnt
william Lewis Joha o. Carter, Mrs Aoa iisuis John NJ
rIivian James Ferguson, aud Charles =. Pope la his
own right aud as executor Of lavnia H. Pope deed
The plaintiff filed his 3ill aud tho defendant Sclson
y shclton,no having entered his sppeaanee aud given
security according To the Act OF Assembly and the Rules
OF ths Court, aud satisfactorily appearing that
ordered That the said defendant Melon shelton do
sppcar before the Judge Of QUE said Court, at the Court
plaintiffs bill; and that copy of this order bc forth.
MIN inserted In some Newspaper published Ia the CITY OF
front door OF the Courthouse OF this County.
~ Aecpy. Testc, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-16
NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, Friday, December 10, isas.


9J-THE WEEKLY HERALD, to be published TO-
morrow VIII contain all the recent articles ON The
Cas- movement-also the abstracts OF the curious
cases IN Bankruptcy, recently reported from the pc
rtions OF Anthony Dey, Arthur Tappan and Red
wood Fisher, as they are file in the U. 5. Court
Of this district
In relation to any further reports OF cases IN Bank
pSptcy, we have ascertaned, on unquestionable au'
>thority, that the Judges of the United States, al
though they can give nojudiciA opinion on the pro-
mety or legality OF these reports, until such ques-
ton be formally presented before them, yet we
learn, informally, that there exists no legal objec-
tons 10 the publication of correct and faithful abb
stracts of these petitions, they are filed in the
archives of the Court.
Our course in this important matter being sane
toned by law, precedent, and usage, we shall now
proceed at leisure, and publish the most impor-
tant OF these abstracts for the benefit and informa-
ton of the commercial and trading community, as
well TO enllghten Congress in their action on the
present bankruptaw. The URited States Court for
this district will intepose no obstacle or objection
This is just what expected of these liberal and
enighted Judges of of the highest courts in the
cDuntrV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-16

REFUGE FOR THE HoUsELEss-There are many
urgent calls at present the city authorities. for
the provision Of some refuge for the houseess DOOR
who cannot obtain shelter during the night. An
immense number of poor wretches are wandering
about the city, utterly destitute, and who cannot
possibly obtain the cover of roof Why can
not similar place to that adopted in London, Brr-
mlngham, Glasgow, and other cities in Europe, be
put into operation here The expense is mere
trhe. A large room is provided, in various dis
trcts of the city, well warmed, and having benches
on which those who seek the shelter can repose
during the nignt-each person, on entering, is sup
piled with pound of bread, and in the morning with
the same quantity. A sufficient number of officers
to preserve good order stationed at the receiving
houses, and no intoxicated persons are admitted
separate apartment for females should be attach
ed to each place of refuge We do trust that some
such plan will be Immediately adopted Many mis-.
cradle creatures would be thus saved from suffering,
crime, and death.
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Superior Court.

Before Chief Justice Jones.
Dec. 15.-Reuben II. T6ipner rs. Monmouth Il. Hart,
She,iDln this case, which reported the other day,
jury brought in sealed verdict this morning for the
plaintiff Of $500.
North american Fire Insurance Company r. 1911
,sn,,hroa e. M s ~ o p. ,o"w Trust and
Bsnking Company having been deposited :. ocssas Sc
cury The twenty three shares were sold ior sis2 20,
al IS rs per share. Balance due, $2sS The shares
were sold by Robt Ainsec, Jr, at the merchants Elk
change. ,..u
Mr., Selden, for defendants Mr.. Noycs ior PismtIh.
This Court has been occupied since Monday last dur
ing the afternoon hearing the arguments Of the
corporation cases in relation to the blowing up by gym.
men in the great ere nth Of December 1885. These
are important the city, the amount involved in
them Is between three hundred and fifty and four hun.
dred thousand dollars. II they should finally be deter
ned in favor Of the plaintiffs claimants will oper
ate mon the city taxes for the next year.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-16

90 The dresses Of Queen Victoria and the Duchess
of Kent, at the New York Museum continue attract
great many ladies' and the cosness and spendor Of the
garmen'swell repay them for the visit in addition to
which signor Bz the Magician ventriloquist, and plate
dancer, appears, in conjunction with Miss Cemence, the
janseuse Mr. Wright Mr. Brown, Mr. Dslarue, mermaid,
live abino deer picture gallsry be seen for
shilling. Powerful inducements for patronage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-16
City Intelligence.

CouSrRrMAr TMcKED-On about the 18th Of
last month, Mr. Alvah whedon, of the town Of Rome,
Oneida County in this State this city charge of
1000 bushels of oats valued % cents per bushe being
the property Of John and Sarah B. Armstrong of that
county which oats he offered for sale their account
The day after his arrival, fellow named Lucius TUFTS
called upon him, and after examining the oats took spe
cmen, and stated that he wished to make purchase for
the firm Of D. D. Vanasyne Co. Of 81 Broad street.
few hours afterwards he back and ordered them
be delivered the i9h the day following and they were
accordingly passed into the hands Of named Ma
than w. Roberts who was represented the clerk of
vanastyne& Co. Six hundred bushels delivered at
time and nine hundred another After the delivery
Whedon went to obtain his money, the amount being
about $780, when he found that all attempts were unsuc
cesfu vanalstyne told him story Roberts another
and Tufts third, conradicng the whole of them. He
therefore marched to the Police Office and had vanatyne
and Roberts arrested but Tufts escaped They both
committed to the Tombs.
BuReLARIKso ON THE IscREAsr-As winter approaches
burglarie and street door thets increase with the
ty OF the weather. On Thursday morning about
O'Clock James Bresn asleep in the clothing store
of Mrs. Susan Gaffney, he heard some working at
the front window of the store and opening the door
window shutter off He gave chace and caught one Of
the burglars who gave his name John Reed native of
Ireland, and butcher by trade. Upon examination Of
the store found that the rogues had attempted to pry
of the bar that enclosed the shutters and had also broken
pane of glass order reach the goods in the win
He committed for trial.
DsArH OF HueH BRrrroN.-Ths man, who has seen
better days and enjoyed aluence but from habits Of in
temperance became reduced step by step beggary was
found on Wednesday night by city watchman, setting
upon stoop in sheriff street. while in state of stupid
toxication. He taken TO the Fifth District Watch
House where every attention was shown him. but the
posture and reduced state Of his physical faculties
such to his death before morning The Coroner
held inquest on his body and the jury returned
dict Of death from intemperance and exposure.
LAWRENCE X SIEvESs known as an old thief was
caught yesterday and committed the charge stealing
silver watch Sl4 in bank notes. and clothing from
the 10th instant. portion Of the clothing found at
Abrahams pawn brokers' shop where prisoner had pawn
edit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-16

ground against the tariff, and in favor Of John c.
Calhoun for the Presidency. General Cass' friends
are also beginning organize, and to extend their
movements throughout New York, New England,
Pennsylvania, and the great West.
Thus far these matters have been developed. In
few weeks or months, they will ripen and bring
forth rich fruit for somebody. Wait and see
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-16

CHATHAM THEArRR.-A new romantic drama, of
the most thrilling interest, entitled the "Execu-
TONER" is to be performed this evening, with the
entire strength of superior company. The drama
OF the monk Statue" which is also one OF the
most exciting interest, together with favorte
farce, are likewise announced
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-16
SHIP NEWS

ScnroLx. Dec i3--Au Rosctia Smith, Achmcrd fox New
9sdso5d In Ha.nrtcn Roads Delawae from Turks hIani
wind NE.
CHAnLEsror Dec loArr Nshl Hooper Gambler Borscaux
Ohio Ryneroln NYork Hollander, Ever. boson Cover
Goodrich, do Cid Gen Harrison, Knight Boston; Inez
Long Iycrpoo ST Lawrence CHASE DO Sid Ferax Knapp
iayrei Henry LEEDS, MITCHELL do; kob Roy Marsh, Liver
Rochelle Huckin bordeaux; St Patrick Dyer West Indies
Orleans.
CID Doch ster Caldwell, LiyerpooI; Oswego, Wood, do
Newark MeIwn. NYork; Burlington. Ellis, do; Havana Gill
Sid Albert tBr) Keith, Glasgow.
MOBILE, Dec 4-Au Cotton Planter. Doane. NYork: Auto
toeon. Cowel Boston; noderigo sp) Vewy,-; William
Cocker M-tanzas; Vigilant, Barboar, Havana.
Colu%bisn Barker, Have Nashville. PembsEop HulI Sol
Baer. Bremen Trio, Doane, NYork; Ccnnda, Parker Ha
spoken.
Russell Glover, Howes, of NYork from NOdleans, Dec T.
lat n 30, Ion 70 40.
1ho, from Philadelphia for jamaica Nov 30 lat "a 80 NJ
lon67 W.
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baltimore.
Baltimore.
tCoresyondenee of the Herald.l
BALTIMORE, Dec. Ii, 1912.
Nh. JAS c. BENNETT.
EDITOR NEW York HERALD, New YORK


BALTIMORE, Dec Ii, 1872
Nh. JAS. G. BENNETT,
EDITOR NEw YORK HERALD, New York
SIR:--
In my last letter to you promised 10 give you the
particulars OF the party at Miss Grace BIS,
which took place last Friday night, but owing 10
the continued heavy fall Of rain il turned out TO be
almost a complete failure. Judge of my surprise on
entering the room TO find assembled but twenty
young ladies amidst perfect conoourse of beaus.
Miss Grace B. looked as handsome as possible !;
her face was sufiused with smiles. The modest and
accomplished Miss Nj. G.. P, of Lexington street,
was undoubtedly the most beautiful and agreeable
lady present, and next to her came Miss N, OF
the same street, who has only made her entree into
company this season. Among the beaus noticed
The well known A. W of Charles ST., and Mr.. j.
B. NJ, Jr. Of Mulberry street, and whom
would recommend to pay his addresses more to the
ladies than be such incessant worshlpper at the
shrine of the God Bacchus. Mr.. A. B, OF Hol
lday street. should not wear his corsets tight in
future that when he drops his glove he may be able
TO pick 1t up without assistance.
There is TO be dance tonight at Mr.. II. a rs,
in franklin street. would not think Of offending
the fair hostess by refusing-idcrco ! shall 60
and in due time give you account of the same
We are to have grand Oratorlo at Saint Paul's
Church on Thursday night next, in which all the
musical talent Of Baltimore will be embraced. -
Professors Melneche, Dlelman, 1egan anu Carusl.
together with Mrs. V, Mrs. K, Miss W
Mrs D. and several from the Cathedral choir,
accompanied by full orchestra OF music, to
sist. They have been rehearsing for the last ten
weeks and have no doubt are perfect. The cho-
rus will be composed Of at least fifty of the best
voices the city can produce
To. morrow Is the day set apart by the Governor
of this State as Day of Thanksgiving. There will
be service in all our churches, both morning and
evening, and collection taken up in each for the
benefit of the poor.
The Front street Theatre is drawing good houses
TO see the performances of The Monster Paul, as
the papers style him.
We have had an incessant snow, rain and sleel
storm since early this morning, which bids fair frem
present appearances, to continue The train of
tor Washington, which left here this morning, car
red with them additional locomotive in case Of
need.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-16

From HONDURAS We have received file of the
Belize Gazette TO the 10Th of November, inclusive,
by the Florida Blanca, arrived yesterday.
An extract from the Jamaica Journal, October
IS, is published in the Gazette, stating that the
Governor of Cuba had prohibited the landing Of any
person frow the coast OF Terra Frma.
The frigate Electra was soon to leave Belize for
the Gulf Of Mexico, where she would look in at
Campeachy, Tampico and some other ports, and
then go on surveying expedition along the coast
of Texas.
There is no other news. All appeared quiet in
Central America.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-16
Literary Notices.

ALlsoN's HISTORY OF EURopE.--Hdyper and
Brothers.-The Messrs Harper have just COM
menced the serial publication OF the elaborate his
tory of the French Revolution, by Mr.. Alison, Of
which three large editions have been sold in Eng
land. This work commences with the convocation
of the States General in 1885, and termnes with the
last campaign OF Napoleon. 1t thus embraces the
records OF many of the most important occurrences
which have taken place in modern times, and with
out an accurate knowledge of which, and their in
fuence on the cause of human liberty, no one can
consider himself as competent to pronounce on any
question connected with the history of his own
times. The work will be completed in sixteen
numbers, and will cost only tour dollars
The LApy's WoRLD-Israel Post, SO Botcery-
(For January )-This is a very respectable perod-
cal OF its class and the present number is toleraby
good The embellishments, however, are rather
poor.
HUTroN's Book OF NATURE LAID opEN.-Rerisedb y
Rev. j. H. Blake. Published by -4ier. Y. Blake, n
Fulton street This is very excellent little volume
and is well calculated to instruct the mind and inn
prove the heart of young people, for whom it is
specially intended. The structure of the earth-the
planetary system-and the various orders of created
beings, are described with great conciseness and yet
clearness. We commend the work to the notice OF
guardians and teachers of youth.
THEIRS HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.
Published by Post, 50 Bo,ce,y.-No. This valu-
able and very cheap work continues to meet with
great success: II forms very proper and useful
companion of Alison's History of Europe. In some
respects we give IL the preference over that work
HIsroRY OF EpucAroN.-By II. J. SMITH. Har-
per g. Brothers This volume forms one of the
admirable series, issued under the name Of the
Family Library The historical part of the
volume has been taken from the great work of
Schwarz, and has the Indispensable merit of accu.
racy 1t contains very large amount OF intereE ing
information, not easily obtained in any other
quarter.
GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-Post, Bo,ce,.y, publisher
The number for January fully snstains the high
character of this elegant periodical The illustra-
tons are beautiful and the letter press very en-
tertaining. Mrs. Embury contributes one of her
charming tales. Il is entitled ''The Lady's Lesson,
or How to lose Lover"
MEMOIRS OF QUEENS OF FRANcE.-Just published
by Winchester in an extra New World and is very
inf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-16

From HAYTI.-We learn that Port au Prince is
blockaded by Spanish feet from Havana The
causes which have led to this movement, we pub
lished few day g..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-16

Before Judge Ingraham.
DEC. 15.--John Gray Us. .7ier Smifh-Ths was ac-
ion promissory note. The defence usury.
Verdict for plaintiff s51-S cents damages and cents
costs. fw tEi'
E.DHall for plaintiffs Sears for defendant
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", 3. Circuit Court.

Before Judge Thompson.
Drc l5-several decisions were pronounced, but none
OF them Of any public interest," being upon certain techn
cal law points The court adjourned till tomorrow
o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-16

Mr. BRAHAM's CONCERT last night at the Stuyve
SAINT Institute was emnently successful. A crowded
and fashionable audience present, and testified
by frequent and cordial applause, the delight with
which they listened to the melodies of this Prince
of Song. Mr.. Charles Braham acquitted himself
with eclat, and met most flattering reception; his
execution Of My Bovhood's Home" was very bril-
liant, and that touching song enthusiastically
cored.