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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-30
Rhode uslaud.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.


PROVIDENCE, April 20. 1872
You have seen that the resolutions calling ano-
,hsr Convention to form Constitution were post
ro,ed in the General Assembly The time of the
present Legislature expiring in a week, and the
new legislature already elected, being about to
meet, il was not deemed proper, at the special se'
sion, 10 legislate upon important matter as a
change of the Fundamental law of the State. The
General Assembly of the Freeholders are ready to
make any charge in the Constitution OF the state
which public sentiment may demand, but II must
be done legally, and not By volence-it must be
dsne deliberately and not hurried through IN mo
ment of excitement.
Since the adjournment Of the General Assembly
nothing Of importance has occurred. The Governor
held consultation, at the Mansion House, this
mornng, with such members of the Board of Coun-
cillors in the City, and the MAJOR General
lie will recall the arms OF the State loaned TO those
military companies which are dsatected towards
the Govern ncnt and will refuse their commission.
to the officers elected Of this character.
The State Committee of the Suffrage parry have
written to the chartered companies, urging then
attendance at their organization next Tuesday,
But three Of the Companies will be likely TO re-
.pond and of these, one numbers but % men, and
another is almost wholly undisciPlined There are
numerous volunteer companies, however, which
have been furnish ID for this express purpose in
thi. City, and in the large manufacturing village.
&c Pawtuckst and Woonsocket Whether they
will appear in arms. and what will be the conse-
uucnces IL thew do. " III not venture 10 predict.
CANoNICUs.
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W We have been requested to put the follow
ing queries to a certain Loco Foco Alderman Of
one OF the upper Wards why have his sympa-
thies been particularly directed on two occasions in
favor Of tenant in James-strest. Fourth Ward
between Chatham and M,dson-strcets, who's.
taxes have not been fully paid Does he know ..
certain voters of the Locofcco ticket being colon
i,ed at the last election at the place above refer
red to- Does he knsw that one individual haili ne
from said place admitted. uader oath, tina, he bad
gone there only for the purpose OF voting Does
he know that two others, admitted under oath
tina, thew had been residents at the place alluded
TO, only since the da, previous TO the election
and one, that he had been there only fec DAYS
and that they all took the constitutional OATH that
they were bona .kde residents, there and voted -
Does he know that they all voted the Loco-Fo cc
ticket Does he know that there were o,hci
places not far from the above l.catios. where HI.
friends turned out unusually strong the last cleo
ton
Some other queries may be put to said City Dig
nitary, when he has answered the foregoing.
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~ 1;en,Icmen,, Iini..-ALNORD ( 90. y

10 Bowerv, oArr 10 TIE puhlf rnc Put NV ~ ~
Dollar. OF the Spring PATTERN. equally ban, ans '1''
with more costly qualities, ard possess ne all he eesan'ea
appea ancp Keeping fll assortment oi other 9H'N~'s
Beaver and Nc'eskn Hats IN iHe ar''' 81 Zoe : 80
Iap al 81 new offered, they am Id excel ~ W-''
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r,r,,ic,, so,rd,ng llou,c-. Hotel. ma

stcnmboats, VITO may Be using large amount
Kna 4 .kr, Glaciers Pastry, Sc. Viii mud t {" Hff a.
vantage t. ca At Il Bakery oi the subscriber "h'ic W.
be found the richest aa1 best variety OF The above a" ~
in the city. nj such prices ~ the pft'tW io" ,' N y
uatk rt viii warrant. Famiiiss viii he 'npnl'i NNi
re- lsan,hir fn. of the houss nnd al u'ift ru't
$50 h., ,,., mn ,l ta, civ BkNJ. +. now,
I'm IN g32 Broadway. cor. oi no = ani-s
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rh,. popular article j. commended 10 the pubic - pee
lary desirable, az The present time for ~ economy ="
elegance and durability, ccmpeic' sacces,inly Mih y"
most costly Has wcrn Free - & sFtN'tN'
.lsu rasl ionahlc Halter No rs hro4i"i''
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Civil CoURrs-In the L. S. CIRCUIT CouRr
ia. action brought at the suit OF the United states against
william NJ Price to large sum OF msney which
had been paid tn him while District Attorney, hut for which
he had ,ot accounted concluded to day The claim OF
the Government proved or admitted i, with interest. ss'.
ls2 e. Asn Offset to this Mr. Price has produced bill OF
,,ncusrs for fees lot of sooks left by him In the office
and various items smoup,ng to siu2o The principal
charge, are twoone OF them 81 goo asserted to he due to
h, a. retaining fee extended bends in 1857 and the
other $40 900 charged commissions on transactions with
the depost banks for the government in 1896 AMI 1851 In
1857 Mr. r. va, permitted to extend the time for paying 5s
bood. lie proceeded ,,ke bonds, requiring tive IN
,runsns in each case and receiving large amount Ol
money from the merchants fees for such lie bad beea
directed 10 put the bonds suit the % OF October. The
orer was countermsnled 10y the collector Of the Treasury
by letter dated Washington, sept % Thswa not received
nv Mr. Price till the 81 OF October He claims that he
had right to proceed with the suits the M and charges
Zee on upwards of II zoe bands, calling the two nsIrn
m.ns in each SUCH appears that Mr. Price made no
application for fees the time, although he had in other
cases, and the Court thou bit he entitled to the
charges nor to commissions relation to the depoe banks
although he might be allowed proper remuneration tor
b. services About co.. pointed out To the Jury A.
claims which they might lawfully admit with interest.
Verdict for plaintiff te2l7 80 damage, and cents costs
UNrrD STATES Circuit CoURr.-Arguments IN Bank
ruptcy will be heard Tuesday next at loA. NJ.
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~ Postscript News for NIL.

asaonsbe AMI gtntt establishments 10 ihe Iuie >aln
j. hat 81 NJ O. Weisr attached 10 HOward liOtr cofnr
Of Broadway and Mticn LAM II has bsen in oprfau@
the e'rcisn of The building and - universally 1sses
10 be without rival. The font store = Gited ~th ~
choicest Calculated Tor the tOeD thai be- iouoi
ia the CIV So me 81 Bay Water, imported direct By
q. w. and all The d,caie and beauuulgh goods lur gee
temens and u.e H. the i the Dressing Roop
where shaving, hair cutting and dressing }. performed
the mot experienced workmeD. Wig. and Scaips, Goes
and Wet without metalc springs OF clasps, made
Charts dgeay, all OF he finest quality possible. y D
., water ptOOl goods lie preseners, &c. &C. CAL and ,e
a9g 2fl,f "a
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~ Trnn.pnren, I1ai.on window shndc.

rapgrners receive the Z7b say at Apdl, two srr
iuv.cs- Transparent Ddow shades. embracing am9s
eve klr Of Landscapes swiss, AMI ial an Views. We
nete ins plain ornres French Scrolls View. in mOon gb
Lspdscap.s Nsregalea scrolls painted IN brilliant snd per
narent oI cYors. Fames, instead OF spending tsr f~
In purchasing second hand article auction be- sup
piled with transparent Window Shades, at the loOr 10
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y s,cuccr.. Cashmere Hats,

Amos, CASHMERE II-,> :, his d. rcgcifosi Nrhch -
vl rsm-,n unl,., ~ sdsanc, rendcrcd ne,eS'r, w
ri,e ~ the cost ol material.
~ ~ SftNt fhf - pi'"'t"'N'
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Tn. DIV Psblshe !. .
NJ XIX STft RFNItW. NJ. IS

-
CONTENTS OF rHE io>poN crssrNRLf ~, -.
Loan Of Arc ~. cultursi thsmits D. RI
r. ,,, Rr,,i. 4 Jr,s- khol ant >itrltng 'u u 80
5 Sunderland lmprovrmsrt'->coi,h ~, n IA.
fine, C,mi-Nrgar Ncifcr-Lofi "''ns ., -. ~
,orl-D. lIawuey-Nr. Il. >mi,h' @c' f" XIV '''.'''
England - ..,,.,
CONTEXT, OF rEE wEsrNiN TN H, .,.
/ Memoir, OF Rsnthsm p I avis m l,r r 10y"
. 4 -. 4 Recon- T~,rpti'pst Com law =. -
: Bihical Illustration, rrm Egyptian AnsgiNpS
In al Retrospect 1850 ~ 1871 :. y - "i ' - ' W
; FIutnci al prrct a, SiFRo'eri ftrl .,
" VI WAGON il.,...
Basement Rooms cor of me 49, ~, ""
y TIE Fore "a QgsrbIN ktNt"' No D. " D" l'-'
l.l,i on S5'u-.isN. nh o NsY
R-TOLsr two large and comuod on' u = ''-
store NJ. l0l broadway lrquE q ibe h'l.u' p,
nee
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80 N.x.YorL Cii, KarbIc Crmctcry..

Election Tor i've Trustc WI ~ h'Ii q.
No $50 broadway, Mpsday the 1d DAY OF WAY n'''
"''' p"'' o'"N"' ~ 4! l. BRNCkUR, s,crriary,
B-The Committee OF which ~ Weed, E,I j. thaR'
man. appoaiei at the late meeting oi tbe Vault "~nrs no
ng prepared TO report general attendance rePue'eL
AZ a
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bland and cnnaiag mpostor, the bss.y ingrauang MINES
ignorance AMI usurpaton, bo adopts every dsnhSs
and fsacous arlGce 10 elevate himself IN thr eve 90 n
public with view 10 render his eSoibhant Tricophrra
saleabe has, that elect 10 the 1rbuhe of lat >aiaf
ay taken the undue advantage by d.bonIng my nc
into thne but the g,nuine Before, however, fna
ung hi, ssnderous dart against ne let him take ~ y
his personal Standing aud To let the New orb pue
lie estimate Of the man let him answer th'rr go,
Who Was the person prehyed the appelation OF Dc
tor 10 ns name ~ hs passage across he Auancf j. Wi
imposition Who the author Of the studiod reafne %
ihe HAIR let sIn 1ok NJ fye's System oi Anatomy 10
der the head OF Earll there is the verbatim Il hrtn
copy ths. ml '>iton, What females veDomous voc,
ysn,lema. In nj, cIty ana was i,uerIy cHnpsleI IN
whole assembly, 10 ackDo~ledge Lersrlf lar' What
female psrgen made her passage ia the British Queen, &C.
compsned by ~tl known actor, aDd spest her period
visitation With him 10 thu scottish Metropolis, In state
the most depra,ed t1rpitu'e, A. &. BARRY.
a1O u. u aOrnrr II IiberIy-siree UP VAN
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J. No plac, of afi..ncui bitter cacus.e 10 MR.
pleasi Y ,tf1c on iau an sud ~tA c'hi-.
Mv.eum Of al ard sfif- ial cgfios ss >nrh an
,incnt The American Muse lin Do inr oty POI '
ics@r,'s he Ht1isise ralrcUagr !, o'ce''e> u ~
sa'p'en1d sage perounsncr, ea'rnicr-.ss = '''''
Nrw.Yosx MttstN-w az g-tthtd % learn tn'' n
= rlsut ko~n Peaks Mu,sula -. iaifr 2. .
hand, OF VI. III. ihe &, lslTaitd Comedian " i''
favor ie place 81 and The attract ois 81"
be ncr, sssd thousand old. 1bsre isw t~irf 'af'
for n 9 Pull hsu HI ard e. hat drew ~ =
more The which be la plt fofih ',ss
hat he Wie awake la b., businsss end n nin -
10 sfcni on Mon are % 4" VIZ -r0ugfsi ,Nff
Ter f,.ubtie,s dlrus ,ns wtor cav The bl.tf " ~
crowded o. NcilssiaN rNfLins tiIs lsstslt hnfm -
n, rt.r.d vcuD ~, ani i ha> undergone Ihon y,
m, D. r, lee, rsial ara a. !, .prt Nsnss ta't -
ma lc w Hs hong eNr-iieEfr 100 the th'au. I'D ' -
son n N be- VI, .iiee 90 Vat ofi 90 az l'fff -
he oasrsd here We shai tel f~i't> '1i>Nffs' -
aiken DO n lccs ian oGt H. rls1 s@-f-s'A' tsa
I'm OF ~ sra.p1
II iuniyersary.-In Anu''er'ts, Cd. ihe Nae--
can AMI Fnr,tsn ,rt.~lavrry w be- he'll oa the cNrss,
OF he loth av Of Nav ia the Church corner of hol'a
and Thomson street,. The Annual Report VII De- -,
AMI seven, hlres>.s made ~ dngus - ga s'1rn u
,.gencr OF Al interesting character o" aer'a' v -
be- comniunfr. e,i. TIE itrnds = he care ~ 'ir
attend The President " d ,ake the Char Pfe'NrN az
pat seven o'ciack.
The meetings for business will be held IN ne Ne'' g
lsse Crosby street and commence Al ociocA' y =" e
wednesday. Nav lih. LEWIS TAPPAN.
THEODORE = WRIGHT
NATHANIEL Nf FORD
C,ni.aIec 81 ArrsnEra'ns
NB Editors favorable 10 ne cause " Human "a
Ar. rroue,i,,l ~ copy the allow. 81 "N'@
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rcstOrcd.-Beal', Hair Restorative Will he snpPl'h
those who viii pay stpuates price successful 'n W
above terms II is being applied al the office u .
persons on the came terms Ao for sale prdc " AMI
aN It, ~ No. Oh 'edhsI
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~ Advertiser, will please hand in their ad'eruse'nen'
r., Monday. paper, before O'Clock fh'sevenng.
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7! Home League Cn.h Tailoring E.,"b.

Ii.hmsmi, No IT, S'pn..I"ih, .sn.cr'p"r r.. "p.aed
aDtv ts,1 Tailoring Establishment At IL Jonn-~fSe'L ard
sss on hand general assortment OF Cloths and Csmer
Of American manufacture Of superior style and finish ana
variety OF cOors which he invites the attention OF hos
"sO y oh 70 sgcOurage own ma snseiofles Also 50
perIOr WstOf- England wool black and fancy cosred
Cloths and Cassmeres and great variety Of fancy ies.
iRgs rich black ss,ns, &c ot the best qoshy, all q
which all be made up low Tor ash, at short Boc. IN ne
most fashionable style under IN. direction Mr. Gay
Iord ste of the NrwYork Cash Tailoring Establishment
Ia Fuon-streei,l who's practical aud mechanical ablts
az a cutter are universally acknOwedgrs
Terms, cash and no abatement Ia prices.
al5u q, GEORGE ANDREWS "a Johns,rsef
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READ rBE FoLLowIsG.-it 10 really astonishing see
what wonderful per~rmed by the OF the sar
apsrla and Tomato B,tsr after all other medicine, have
failed.
Extract Of letter from DR. Williams off,
Genrrnen-f will thank YOU 70 send two dorea
Of your ssrssparlla and Tomato Blters. used il
with great four Of dyspepsia curing each
OF them almost Incredible short time; likewise one
scrOfuOus hunor and OF Jaundce. cOD.d-rei
q a vslusbe compound, and mnu say have ussd with
tie ha 2pies effects should ke To have
veaient One Of the OF dyspepsia gentleman
who had suffered long time and had been 70 the Spring,
A. Boyden ESQ OF Cambridge, cured OF the dyspepsia NJ
year sanding after trying hundred remedies without
the least effect
Benjamin Whitney OF Lynn. cured Of indigestion and ny'
p-p.is by using two bottles n the above
job Wilcox IT New Bedford cured OF dreadful hlml
OF three years Standing aIsr taking all other preparations
~ vsnsesise his sister has used with the hsppiest f.
feet for the same purpose
George Bis, ESQ. OF New Bedford has used tor general
debility and less OF appetite IL anu 10y the bot
Ties entirely cured.
Mss 9. smith OF Chsrlestovn, cured OF dyspepsia
by using IL weeks.
Mr. T. williams ha. been cured OF Indigestion ofdy,pep-
ss, attended ~ith severe cough.
Sold by The agents A. B. d. Sands, drUggis 70 FULTON
street corner Of Gold 40 Fulton street 273 Broadway II
East Broadway.
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80 to >crihnerN Co. Great tstllafDr bnnt hmi '''
kr, 70 Catharine 81 ci Nunrue where fon ,h
The larg.,t and best assortment you ever ,tw' 'd - W
,p,rr before pquaed. Just try H. W M@''
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NJ For notice Of Prof. Bush's Lee
ture, variety Of items and an article on AS
ISOLATION, see First Page.
OF two Letters on the SPringheid
Armory see Last Page.
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~ Namn. Ar""s'"y, I'm .nnn,,r ~ III

comni, nee on Monday. The pa nj Nav ih's' t''ui,
in Enyl.h or classical studies can enirr tr ~ us u'ts
ton b, making mmedisls application lr same ''4's
both places. Ll-l- ~
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" We have received paper eo'tn"'"s ~
tract. from the Law Reports OF Massachusetts ''
which it i. undeniably shown that David Farm n
ter, VINO addressed the meeting at Iamniany i'"'
on Wednesday evening upon the Rhode i.'a"'
difficulties, was arrested in Worcester O. NiSss''
in February. 1927, on charge OF forgery tie Wa
tried. and the jury found him guilty ; but as II
VA, no, Sufficiently proved that the offence YVES
,,;,,c1 in the county OF " orccs,er, where tie
indictment, was laid, the Court ordered tse N'''
di,t 70 b. .e, aside ard the prisoner discharged
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VuL.sors.-lt may be remembered that James
Reside of Philadelphia recently recovered YER
dict against the United States for 100000. He
had in hi. employ Of the name Of John
Gray, whom he employed to cast up his accounts
and prepare his papers for the trial. who managed
to got out of him about s30es in cash for his ser
vices Not conten, with leecing him 10 this tune,
Gray got hold Of all his p,Per,, keeps them and
refuse, to give them up. The Admiral took out a
writ on Tse.d " from the Supreme Court and held
GRAY TO bail in the sum of 1900 900. Gray was
arrested and lodged in Jail. 1t is said that th.
same Gray ha. fraudulcntly trcked Ar. Reside
on, of an abolate power of attorney, or an assign
mcnt of tire whole claim Of 100000, and has been
endeavorins to &c, the money into hi. hands. A
Bill OF Equity ha, been presented to the Cour, OF
Common Pea. Of Philadelphia directed to Groy
to require him to produce and cancel any such
power Of attorney or transfer, or show cause what
he ever paid for it. Reside ha. been i'll for nearly
.iI months, and il seems Gray took advantage OF
hi. i'll health to get various bonds, notes. and other
paper, signed by him. Whist la. become Of them
10 the question TO be tried.
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The CREeLys LrBEEAIEp.-Tbe following par
asraph i, from the correspondence Of the Express.
dated
NASSAU y. p, April 10, J5+2
A special session of the Admiralty Court con-
vened thi. day hear the charge Of piracy against
the seventeen negroes imprisoned from the Gre
ole The Attorney General made his motion for
delay OF trial, on the ground that it impo.sI-
bic 70 obtain the necessary evidence here. and Of
fered for the perussl of the Court number Of az
hdayit. Of the captain mate. and crew and passen-
gers of the Creole. showing that sufficient evidence
could be procured from the United States il time
was allowed.
Aftsr an examination Of the testimony offered.
the Court replied that were the captain, crew and
passengers as set forth in the afdasts, here pres
ent 10 testify in this case. they should consider
them a. not entitled to belief credit. and should
charge the Jury to that effect; and that no eyi-
dence could be procured to convict the prisoner.
At the bar, FOR they were perfectly justified in the
eourse pursued on board the Creole, asd was about
20 be set free
The Chief Justice thes addressed the negroe.
something in this .tye:-It has pleased God TO
set you free from the bonds Of slayery-may YOU
hereafter live the live. Of good and faithful sub
iects OF her Majesy's Government They were
then set at liberty BY proclamation.
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~ g. Editors favorable 10 ne cause ~ HUMAN NC
arr requested ~ COPY the allow. ~
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aa sTP' 70 q, &c GEoEGE H%oREws, l4John.r,e.
uJay.e,. Hair Tonie.-From The sumneryI

TJayne's Hair Tonie.-Froin the summery ~
N. j. " hg s. time ! called upOa Hr Y. Ma
soa Of -ummerye ior d.. JsyDes Celebrated Hair Tone
TO restore my BAR. which Wsstien falling out daily pro
curei one buie and applied ~ contents according 10 ID,
direciOnN When the boule Exhausted discovered 70
ny great surprise ami sasct the young BAR %,
Starring dsomell therefore purchased another, until
hal used three boes, and now, compensation my bar
- As tck A. ever AHd What more surprising. my bald
not a. ou by Sickness in which tcre
greater hope restoration, bot was hereditary
JAS. %. ROGERS Methodist Minister,
April H. 1874 NDunt Iioreb, <umrierset Co, n J.
soli by the agents. A. y. 4 ID. SANDS, DfUgglsi',
Fulton, OF GOd-sreet, 100 FutOstrret ~ Broad
way, ant II Eas, Broadvsy Price 81. ~ an In
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IT Theodore Clarke fashionable Hat hte,s
lshment Pearl and Chatham ,treets- Rus NeB
known ~ than % years standing needs 10 ~
paper puifng [, recommend Il public rotce. VI !:
simply wishes TO say that he now As he has bern At a.
times, prepared with ful stock 81 NE MOI h'p,In ~
and fn o Cen,lensn'. Hats and which BE- j. detS1nnt
10 sell as low a, ar De bought elsewhere 10 tbs Cdy ~
extra sne nutra combining lghiD-ss With elegance ie ~
nov ii. AZ 4, - ant hi Imitation molesk IL ~ lie as
Ia. mn a..ormen, O Boy. Cloth and other CAPS, "hcs
he viii ,ell a. prices u sul the times tie vi. only sd1.
IL, aI call an exain. h, Hat, and Csps and pnee b.'
~ 49,, r., ,ur~ha.r. "a az eOilm
~ Try before yoa buy.-Any person can 'e 7 w.
Metallic Taset slrop which obtained The premium I. W
lat. well a. each preceding Pair Of the Amefiean ~
,ute nv b,nving ,iu rstOr TO 1853 Broadway and btN
II nnt N ora,1 on on. of Tableis O. SAL NDEks. ~ !
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II For fine assortment Of chairs warranted see adver
tisemen, another column. II Catherinese IN as i'm
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-04-21
CHAPTER 1.-THE RIVALS.

What a heavenly sunset cousin Lu-
Cyl exclaimed Anna Minot, as she leaned
from the window, with eyes fixed intently
on the west. See there, Lucy that rich
purple cloud fringed with flame, as though
it were the falling mantle from some fiery
cherubim-andju just above it, see that cloud,
like screen to prevent Us from looking in
to heavens it not sublime? 2
'Yes, Anna, it is beauiiful-very, and
here in the east is a beautiful moon rising
to match il. See, the pure bright orb
comes out the moment the sun has hid his
face, as though she wished not to attract
any of the admiration which belongs 20 his
shining sublimiiy. The moon seems to
me the type Of modest woman, who de-
lights to reflect the happiness and pros
perily Of those to whom she is dear. You
smile at my simile-well I confess the
moon has always been my favor,e among
the heavenly host, and had been hea-
then born, / should have worshipped the
moon.'
And the sun too.'
If 1 had been taught, yes bu, I should
have adored the moon from the impulse OF
my Own feelings
Probably, and yonder comes the swain
who would have The gentle moon reflect his
light
Anna"
oh, don't blush SO, my dear-ihe moon
never bushes. And don't look y" grave
though it is rather seri"us business T."
manage, because your honorcd mother has
set her face so decidedly against your
swain. Bat never mind; Roger has bold
heart. and il 10 my opini"n he will win the
lady. Your father likes him.
They agree in politics.
Better than they do IN property, do
believe. All, Lucy, look this way /; here
is one coming from the wesi, VII" has u
host Of recommendations Io your father.
'Whol Oh! DR.. Walker. lie will
never gain my favor, ] assure you, notwill,-
standing lis TecOmme ndaiiOus.'
How pervcrse of y"u, Lucy, not TO
like a 6nG accomplished yo"Wg aan. vii"
is dying for you. Only consider Ihe thu.
sand advantages Of having physician fur
a husband. Look here, will yea! the Gnll
mOon 10 mot favorable 10 Tesson aud be-
sides there 10 something beneath Ibs moon
that may draw yO0r attention.
'DOn'l talk 81 l0ud, Anna, pray
Are you afraid Roger will hear you =
mo, no, hOw ridiculous! Let 10 60
down 70 the paElOr.'