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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-27
Shor-dich Church and Margaret street
Chapel, Oxford sieet.

Shor-dilch Church and Margaret street
Chapel, Oxford s'ee,.
In the latter place il would be difficult
to perceive any difference between the
G"rm OF worship and that observed in Il
Roman Catholic church. In many oi
the Puseyiie churches and chapels, daily
worship has been established, and iO all
of them. we believe, the sacrament Is
administered weekly We understand
II is likely tho subjsc, will DO soon
brought before Parliament, and the
esiion 20 be determined will be,
whether Protestant country ought 10 be
called on To pay from 100000 TO
I'll 900, 600 year TO the established
clergy :nr mculcating Polish principles,
aud observing Polish practices in their
places "i worship, in entire disregard Of
the solemn engagements they came I'm.
der at their ordination To maintain the
Protestant religion of the land.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-27
From the ". Y. Courier & Inquirer, July 20.
ACCOMPLISHED frand.

Three Germans named VALERIE Dc Roi
Jacob Meyer aud Louisc Meyer. (thc latter
having several nliases) were arrested yeslrr
day on n bench warrant, issued from The
Court Of Sessions, charged with forging
certificate of deposIlc for 5000 mares, on the
Royal Schlrswig tl"sirm Bank at A,onn IN
Grrmany, dated IN February, IS4l, purpor,.
my to be signed by n. y. VirIbrook aud r.
Drodicson, 10y wb,cI they drtraudeG WIN
Rischmlll,r of lO9 Cedar street, in this city
of $500 ~ Woney. and s693 IN turniprc. &c
IL appeared thut Meyer, anG bis wife be.
coming acquainted with The complainant, rep
resented themselves as wealthy, and having
nrye deposits in various Banks at Humburgh.
il"yn aud Altoona III Germany. DE Rul fully
lcolruboralcd these statements, and Mr..
Rischmlllcr gave full credrnce 10 lhcm.-
after exhibiting forged cerllticates OF deposit,
for various large sums of money, aud a re-.
ceipt ot money aud property to large
amount placed IN the hands OF merchants IN
Hamburg they then proposed to Mr.. Risch-
miller 10 become their agent, and proceed
to Germany to collect their money for then.
and bring It 10 Tins country. Mr. K bcing
completely duprd by their spurious frauds,
consented, and haying first signed articles of
partnership advanced To the accused $500.
and IN April last started for Lvcrpool ~ the
Independence, intending 10 proceed thence
10 llanhur2h and the other places where
Meyer pretended to have money, &C., dc
posted.
On reaching hltona, Mr.. II. presented hl.
certificate Hi the Bank, aud was not only in.
formed that II was n inrgcry, but that Meyer
ncvrr had any money there. and had stolen
100 mares from The Bnuk. Thence he pro
c""dcd tn Hamburg. and called on the apr
chants, who's" rec' iptS f"r money, Sc Meyer
had gwen To HIM Tor The purpose oi colipc.
;lon bni was there informed that Meyer or
has wife wrgr totally unknown io them. aud
that 'h" papers were furgerlcs. Mr.. X. then
returned to Manchester. aud calling upon
Aid. willard, celebrated merchant, for a..
ssinnce ~ the matter, he learned that Never
had even swn3lcd him on, of ci25.
Mr.. II. returned by the last steamer tn
Boston, and nn reaching ihls city. he n, once.
charged Meyer aud his wife with the drlIbr
rate aud outrageous fraud they had p"fpcira.
ted. Meyer made no attempt at conceal
men'. bat confessed ,ha, he had forged The
various ceriifcaics. receipts, &c, and had
affixed the seals thereto. which gnvr ihru
Ne" appear'rce "t genuinrnass. in addition
80 tho $500 advanced by Mr.. II hrlnt. IL.
started ou he lncklcss journey, he found on
gnlng io his own house, thr, Meyer and IN.
wife had stripped II Of every article oI fur-
nl'"rc, i"wclfy. Nc. and appropriated ,hcm
io their own nsc. Undcr these circums,nn
cos, be- lald his complaint before The Grand
Jury. who found irur hl'l against The three
Mcyct ond wilr. and DE- Rn'. They were
arrested and fully committed for trial.
Tho numbrr oi dog, killed 10 New YORK..
.iu,c July ~, u Jio.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-27

I'm affecting Incident A friend writing 10
Us from one Of the southwestern counties Of
tins state mrnlous an incident which must
have been exceedingly affecting.
a lady hnd travelled from n distant State
I" ,'slt her sister, residing Ia the county to
winch we refer. Aud when within two
miles of the termination of her Journey. rho
met fpnerdl train. The husband Of her
sister was he chief mourncr, and the hesrss
was benting towards ine grave The remains
of her slstc: whom she was seeking.
There was ngihrr Inn" nor place for ex.
planniion. bat The afflicted vi,lirr turned and
,l"ined the proccs.l ~ aud before The car,l,
closed upon the object of her affection, she
took leave oI her at the oIen coiin beside tho
waiting grave.
VI IS not necessary TO moralizc on this
event bnt perhaps, lh" case Is only singu.
lar as IT regards the affinity .i The brrrav, Il,
Almost oil that we GEEK ~ this life. with The
highest expectations oi pleasure, dlsappoin,s
our hopes and when nearest 'hc enjoyment,
We are called upon TO Inrn back aud take our
leave, without hearing a response to our
farewell. These things would appear in n
different light if. instead of meeting To- part
again, we would consider tlIa, we part ID
meet (; and that what We lose. tas only ont.
stripped our ruurS". and attained ~ advance
oi Us The goal 10 winch all are hnst, nln..--.
L. $. Ga.tHc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-27
HENRY BOWEN, ScIy.

Ter Fam O>E-thc s"-caiird ladies' u, w.
p lpri that was Ia bc is nb,ndoucd. The
irlbune rNpresscs IT, regret tli"rral. "Why,'
asks that paper, "should not the ladies chuusc
their own rul"rs, make their own laws, hoe
ihrir own pulalneS mend thrir nwn stocking
aud print ,hcir own newspapers? 'Ind"Wn-
deuce forever Drsulrs. n ludy. pap.r wuu,d
he II relief to the average dultursS "i cduo
rial discussions. |, wogld probably De WITTY
~ nscli--crr,algIy the cause ~ wi III other,
why won't somt body pIcG up ,he rricctrG
PROJECT. and give rs a iady-papcr? Bat let
ih" name be more pusi!ve and pquaut-
The Lady's Indispensable Curtain Lee
iur"r,' or something of the sort"
We kindly and candIdly told the good
ladies', when they called to advise with Us, u
few weeks ngo. tonchlny their pre- l"cr. thai
u could not succeed. Bat they tI,au.hl other.
wise. They sad they had some money
We told them they would lose II. They said
they had friends t" help. We told them they
would lose their money too. Bu,, dear souls
they th"nght we were JEALOUS oi rivalry -
They wanted D name tor their paper, aud sug
gcsled "The Falr One" We told them It
would not answer. |, was not Mking. The
boys could not sing IT out well. They asked
Us for uan". VIZ gave tael,. "Tur VIx.
-" "Oh Colonel" t%ey exclaimed, start.
ING 10 their feet. and babe us good incoming.
=. \. Com. .iir.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-27

SA StHPENT.--Cap'. Cotton Of schocnr,
Brilliant. Uf Addison. Mr.. Ut this pnt, irpm
Savannah. states that un hls passage from
ftanki"n io Charleston, May ~. Cape Ann,
bearing w. ~ miles hc saw large serpent, :,
irom 40 to 20 feet IN length. Capt. Cotton
"as within quarter ~ mlle ui him fol ~
i~nr The sctpcrl's head was elevated about
'rrlh frr' above ll," level Of The vslrt..-. Bee.
frn UUig .HrO,,g,r
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-27
,;tltr oj Rhode Island, SC.
DH.kSL2-F ORDERS.

4 zru"rsi ennu ,'uarlls!. of the division will
as, u6ln ~ Hp the dry nf a. ID.
hr ID isi.' 81 such persnns ss mny
br hr"Ugl,i b''urr " ~ 80 consisted msin-
bcts. to VT: hugsd'cr-gcncrGl nt gen,
erals cUlnnri 'Dlunrls lIen'e-
rnnl c"l"''"i ~ r"l"hsb n"gnr or inyn's.
Buradrt.grHrfaI viii preside. The
hf,inifh al tIw irrm"n'nl cwnpany or
r'gJnpm vii iarri.i, az nsd'ily sergeant 'o
anrnA aud .Srruic .ihr ntdsss Di the court 4"
ifn hc sig,v;d,by u"' mnJnr general, ar by
ihr fisi-In',intpg.iof u; bs urd"fs. II Ihr
rruri hp ofIl''u.d bg s,lrlgadi"f geEcrnl, the
.sG, - sl.all be ~ GilnHs anHu:
!Sta,e Of RhDt. Isimdse.
BRJG.4DE ORUERS tD. 7HE
BRIGADE or RIiOUE isL.i.tD NIL
TJi
: ssm,s' co0ti 1srtIai '"f tle busaIs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-27

We believe, is Be!shazzar's Feast
Ills life has been tranquility passed IN
the bosom Of his own family, and in the
full enjoyment Of the confidence aud
love ol his friends, the rewards of geni-
US and virtue. He died at Cambridge
on Sunday, very suddenly-slruck down
in tho pride OF health. by IA iii. Aged
GA years
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-27

We learn that the prcsidcn' has ordered
the slonp of war, building at Norfolk. Va. 10
bc called The Jamcstown'--ihat nj Br-iou To
be- called The 'plym"u'h'.ihnt at tho Wa,h,
mgton Navy Yard The Isl Mnry's,' ~ cu,n
mcmnrnlinn al the first places of permanent
settlement ~ America. .NadsonigR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-27
Stale Of Rhode isiand, sc.
GENERAL ORDERS.

"a general court martial 10 ordered 10 as
semble at on The day Of a D..
for the trial OF such persons MS may be
brought be fore them, 10 consist ct mem.
hcrs to be taken from lie dIyls,on, 10 wit: the
maj"r general brgadicr geAeral or gem
Gratis. colonel or cplonels lieutenant
colon or colonels. Major. general
nill Ip"sldr. The adjutoni Of the reg.
A.nrE'Ai company or regiment will furnish an
ut2rIly sergeant. 10 attend. and execute the
o.asrs NJ inr court" t'ro be signed by the
c"'ugnnd"r IA rhrcC or by the adjulanl gen.
."r"l 10y .lEs ","'I.) 81 u court martial be- OF
,drrGd ,hy u" .m'!"r general, the orders shall
be us follow p, la Nit;
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-27

a CASE nT MONEY. .MANh-The Bel.
mont (E'"nn. Repository narrntcs the
history ~ Allsrr nnmrd Nlirhael Band
~bo hanged himself NJ his iaim near
York. because spnc ,clnycE seed fuf
which he bad been offered $l2 per bash.
81, and ubirlI hc had refused, brought
only 81 al Philadelphia, where he had
sent It 10 bc suld. I!c had annssrd ~
fortune of four hundred thousand dollars.
not one cent cf whirh was ever invested
Ills strong boxes, on being opened by
his heirs, TUNED out two hundted and
ihi''y thousand dollars ~ gold aud silver
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-27

TnE GREAT INoN STEAMER.-This i'm.
mcnSe vessel, bni!, at Bristol. England. for
the Liverpool aud New York trade. was float.
I'd ~ the dock Oh the I. of June; she sits
most gracefully on the water, and draws bat
nnc feet ten inches, with nll hcr machinery
and bollers on board Next "Wednesday, the
l9h instant, is the day appointed for floating
her from her dock mo lius Tsrr, and NJ the
same lime she will be mayed the Great Brl-
laln. Prince Albert. with her Majesty =
Ministers, foreign Amlassadors, aud the
Lords OF the Admiralty, will BE- present at the
ceremony. Ten thousand tickets, at guinea
each, will be issued, which will cnl,Ir the
holders 10 admission into il.c cumpauy's yard.
ana TO par,skc Of n collation. on board. Our
friend Captain Ilosken, whom We hope 10 see
her commander, will no, be present, hut no
doubt his health will be remembered IN u
bumper.
We have alrcady given the principal d..
mcn,ions Of this floating wander, but having
learned a few additional particulars. there
can be 10 harm III repeating lae wholc:--
Length from figure head io tanrail, 322 aet
DO upper and irrrcnsilr drrk., 3,>
Main breadth 30 icct .--drpth ~ Gins
Promenade cahinirward fee, Tong, feet u. htogd
al. IlO - I"
Dining shlCup. hnrwid ~ " ~ =
aa, G3 81 tiu. 30
Onc hpncrcd aud lhirlecn state rooms with
two beds.
Tweniy-slx state rooms with one bed.
Tho weight ut IRON used ~ the ship and
engines il upward of ljC0 tons.
by The action Of low pressure steam. used
eApansIveE IN four cylinders al - inches
diameter. with six feet stroke. 1000 horsr
power vii be- applied To a prc?cIlcroi rs feet
diameter, revolving undrr The stern. She
will have sir masi+. will bc r,pgcJ ~ The
same style n the Grcnt Western, and her
burthcn ~ nhnut .lEln t,ns fIh
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-07-27

Tho numbrr oi dog, killed ~ New York.
'n,c July ~, ~ 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-28
THE, WIND.

My hearts right merry when ! hear the wind
Cracking his Jokes wherever he can find
A creek or crevice for his Wit TO pass!
Or when he sports along The frosty grass.
WIN laugh as musical as chrldhuOdis gIes,
And full Of giant fun as he can be!
SHou d giddy maiden trip along with grace,
Quick he provokes her to a nimble race.
Nor st,Is, until she gladly finds cover
Meath which 10 sit and laugh at her rude lover
But mosllv when he seeks Tar luslier jukes)
game at nInepins with the forest oaks.
Shouting victorious bursts from his big SOUL
A. one hy one his mighty IlnyIhirgs roll!
And now in ocean cave he lurks.-his dark
And ancient nursery-whence, like a lark
lie loves to rise. sonring above the earth
Among the graceful clouds; who, at his mi rth
DarkenIng AID gathering afIrighied bands
/ Fly 70 the east west i he commands.
i An me. my heart now mourhs brothers. woe,
/ For ~ ell ken this wanderers fertest foe
| HONis Ger the ocean his uprUariuus blasts,
And shivers from the ships their friendly masts,
/ Unih no longer or rough mischief benl.
/ tIs fury Oer--his clustering hu NOR spent.
/ Like a weary child still iuali to leave bis sport,
/ Deeming the granted hours far too short.
Fretiuliy signing he waits along.
o moaning forth a fsreweil song.
! TIL. having iulrd tn offended deep 70 rest
I lie sings and slumbers on her hsaving breast.
/ Zephyr or B0reas! still my heart loves vol
To greei lhee, noble one. IN wood OF deli
1 AsZsphYT lhon art like q generous lrisnd
I Whose deeds with tender secrecy extend
, E'sH 20 the dying cotsgeTs SICK room.
\ Where the pure fragrance Of the vioieis bloom
Thou Waf'sst on thy soft invisible wings.
To make him muse on boiler. hsppieS thinssi
And when saunieT forth 60 weep alone.
That none but heaven mag bear my feeble moan.
I Thou hoverest round me With Thy syOtbing las,
| To brush With SISTERS kiss my tosn away.
! As Borsos, thou arr awiuliy sublime.
And ismeiess ss thy rival monarch. Time,
Whose history with iron pen - cast
! ~ every rock that crUmbles 81 thy blast
Pointing 70 man % deeply g-aveH pages,
| Oi iifs create for centuries of sEea
| Bot Who on earth can tell when thou weri bora
Oh mighty wind. o. prophecy the mDui.
When, with ~ thlngs created fOs decay,
Thy bog aud gl0fious reign shall psss swsyi
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-28

NEW COUNTERFEITS,- Five DnIlar Bills
pnrPorting To be Of The bank Sandusky OHIO hav,
appeared. and were yesterday detected al the La
iayetie Bank
They are not al imiapn OF the genuine note
but mazda up Of altogether off rent combin lions
The Vgnette Is a isma'e (Bebe) embracing an co
gle, holding in one hand cup, IA il inviting the
bird TO drink. There three dies with the de
nolninaton-one quite large. occupying The entire
left end OF the note.
The engraving Is bad. and appears 10 he compo
sed ri The dies Of CASTELAR,. Durand a. Co., New
York. which were some lime ago injudiciously sold
az Auction. The filing up is a II Barber, April
/. lSal nni the signatures Of WV WcihereII
Cashier, and Higgins. President. have the appear.
ance Of being IiIhogra phed;-paper lair.
The note is wider and Cnger Than the notes Of
Ohio banks genera lily,
On lhe whole it is well calculated . dcreive per
sons who are not attentive TO What money they take
Gin. Gaz.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-28
SCENEIN A QUAKER MEETING

SCENE IN \ QUAKER MEETING
ilUuSE.--A most ludicrous scene took
place in Quaker Meeting house IN tn 5
town on Thursday last. The house ha d
been opened and warmed for the usual
Fifth day meeting A short time be
Gore the hour of service one Of the
Friends went into the house to attend
10 the fire, when what was his surprise
20 find or men there, up in the very
highest seats. preparing 10 take quiet
possession! One had u hammer, anu.
Their brush.a third some trappings,and
II seemed as If a young comp1ny OF up-
holStcrcrs had resolved 20 adoin and
oeautliy the implanted walls and bench
rs of the sober looking room. I he
Friend interrupted them with he perti
nent question, Nv hat is thee doing 2
| Fitting up. sir Nhat is thee ft.inu
up ioir For our exhibition 10 nirht'
'ihy exhibition, what exhibition Why,
"ur Magic Theatre and Juggling Exai.
btionP Who told thee 10 make such
worldly arrangements in this place p
The Sclccimen, sir.' What have they
To do with this houser sWhy isn't this
the Town llallG no, us the IIicksit
Meeting Housed
The rest Of The conversation was los,
IN what was probably the only burst Of
laughter whick ever disturbed the sober
echoes of that building. -Naatucket Ia
| gatTeT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-28
CITY or WHEELING
In COUNCIL. March

IN COUNCIL. March q, IS43
~ special meeting Of The Council this day held
were had
On motion Of Mr Roberts. the following preamble
ard resolutions were unanimously adopted:
10 The death Of Israel Updegcsn. the CITY Of
Wheeling has lost a lOng tried, able and efficient
Oihcer,-a valuable and highly esteemed citizen;-
one "hoss virtues snasared him 10 all. We mourn
MS dealh' and must ever cherish lively recOlec-
ion Of his worth and excellence
Rs5otOed, That the Mayor and clerk render 10 his
surviving relatives AID friends. the sincere sympa-
thy Of the members uf this Council.
RssolUed JUT0leS. That the Mayor and Members
Of the Council will. and the Board Of Health aud
other officers 81 the City be requested 10 the
Council Chamber % morrow al half psst one O'Clock
NJ. fJf the purpose Of ausadfng the funeral Of the
deceased.
Published BY order
JAMES 5 WHEAT. Clerk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-28

UPS AND DOWNS.-Our world has long been
celebrated for a variety ofurs aud downs
When II is ''al up with a man." he Is generally
found 10 be "dOwn IN the mouth"
When a man is "up the world" he ought to
Come d Iwn handsomely"
thing once found out as mot what it's crack ed
up be-" will never"Gc down"
Ii Ii awkward u be down al the heel and "up
TO The IN debt"
Ii is hard 10 be "harJ up" for money and "run
down" by duns.
An actor who is "up n his part" stands good
rnIEco of being down IN the cast"
Compositions are usually "set down" on pa per
before they are "sei up" IN tyle.
Ten pms are "seI ap" to be knocked down." and
40 are things al auction.
One who Is "up 10 too many tricks" is very apI
10 he 'set DOWN for rogue.
MANY man sets up for saint" whom the world
'sets down s a sinner"
Rogues are "Ia en- up" he fore he Recorder, and
sent down" 10 The CrIn nal Court.
IL is easier kick up rumpus'' than To put
down the riot"
The whole business oflife. Ia shlri. is merely Il
series Of ups and dolcas.-Ptea June.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-28

rNI bUl OF TIIE DNIS OF ALENAN-
DER.-Now ladies and gentlemen, walk up aud
see the fat man OF The days Of Alexander. Il hear "
says. IL hn." Dy1nysius, the sun of Clearchus Iy-
rant of Heraclea. had hy continual gornandizimg
grown TO a very mountain of flesh aud fat One
consequence Of his enormous covering of lat was a
difficulty OF hreaihing, the physicians devised
remedy. Whenever he had faen into too heavy a
sleep, they Used 10 run n number OF sharp skewers
INTO his stomach and sides. and endeavor To- pierce
The outer tat, As long as the skewers Jailed OF
penetrating this covering, there lac lay like stone
as soon he did reach the pure n esh he would a.
wake, and proceed Ia transact publIe husine :
seated in sOri Of movable Iurret which CONGO al.
ed his obese farm ard permitted only hi. head TO
appear over the baitlemenIs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-28

Our Pittsburgh friend. who chronicle all things
relative 10 the speed. cheapness. aud certainty OF
their route for iraveers-and recently. that by
way Of the MonongaheIa improvements, Browns
willie and the National road-wil no doubt take es-
pecial notice Of load of pas scngcrs. namely,
Messrs Anderson, Price, f. Arnold, A Arnold
Nichol. A Nichol. and MISS Donaldson, who arrived
in Wheeling on Saturday evening ia an extra. after
waiting two days at Brownsville for u bpaI TO lie
them to Pittsburgh.
These passengers were assured by those friendly
10 the new hUm6ug of the day. tina; the route from
Baltimore. by way OF the Monongahela improve.
ment to Pittsburgh. was the only certain. greatly
the quickest. and altogether the cheapest route to
take, TO reach the Ohio river. They took it. paid
their fare through; arrived oil Brownsville. where
they remained Two days waiting for boai-bul
none came, and they were compelled to charter an
extra TO get 10 Wheeling, So much for the new.
cheap. "al in day light route" by way Of the Mon.
ongahela improvement and Brownsville.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-28
ISLANDS OF THE PACIFIc.-h i. repone

ISLANDS OF THE PACIFIC.-n is reported
that with view 10 counieract ne influence Of
France, gfU~Ing out fits recent acquisitions ia the
Pacific. the Eugish have resolved 10 take gosses-
sou. It should he too lato nfhe Isles Of o..
nsbfuck. the FOu Crowns. DC situated To the south
OF the harquasas Islands. welt Of the lsle OF
Jesus. al the north west az IhOso Islands. These
stations ave recorded Of great Importance ne points
oi observation.
Hho~ever. the Eagiisi expedition. on its srri-
val al these places, finds :Esm already IN possession
Of the French. it will content itself with seizlng on
such O'her unOccuPied puiHts a. t shall consider
most lavOfa ble.-Jonrnal Of Commeree.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-28

SOMETHING NEW 1t is stated in the Lon.
don Court Journal that among The things
which SIR Henry Puttenger inund at MAXIM aud
sent as presents to the q ,eeR. was a Chine sc head
dress. OF bonnet worn 10y the ladies Of court. and
different an material from any thing which has be.
fore appeared in Europe,
IL Is made 10y Interviewing the pearl white ar
OF the Arabian horse, or camel, with a new aud
beautiful substance, which has all the brillanry of
diamonds emernids and nmethys,s spun ihi eads
and wove. The effect is chasIe il is beauti-
fol. The London chemists aud manufacturers are
trying 70 initiate H. IfIhey succeed. the Gu nese
bonnet will be 10 bonneis what the Cashmere
shawl is 10 shawis.
Old Herbeauii, Of Paris, who has supplied the la
dies the courts Of Europe with their head dresses
ior ihe2O years. made journey all the way Il
London 10 see IL,