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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12
The Excise R,ll.

This b'l! was on Saturday reported complete 10
the Senate, from the Select Committee of eight.
with an amendment ero'pding this Csty from ii,
OPERATION. We believe the engagements of the
party are so peremP,oyy that the bill can only pass
ID this shape-wheretore we most reluctantly sub.
mi, to the hard necessity OF our exclusion. II is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12
poNGs IN ouR cOURrs OK s.rrRn,Y

CoCIr OF CosnoS PIEAs-Befose Judge. Ulsscsss- In.
graham and D4Iy-D ecis!ons.
Ma5;AA Dar4at. e1'' vs.. J. 3. wyz,sa-JeeSraea, OF
iSorr.s woo.rc vs. George wess-Resor: Of referee,
confirmed
Z MOrTe.i " c Hemgs,eaa-Noasai, set .s.ee ard new
rhese were soze cine. decisions demurrer. Sc
SurKAioS CorNr-B BEFORE Judge o4kley-Diuri:or. W,
PAno- TIE plaG;i1 hired P1mos Opera Hose ara PAID
5000 Z ADVANCE for month With tie privilege q renew
al Mr. Pa!ro reuse. 70 renew ard, IN the Aseree OF
M Di1n'ieTd lekei NJ tie flaes and took ;oroic re-
possession Action orcsh: the -lSh: OF 7cSses.
SION The Court charged ;asii, the duty Nj P n
be considered his tenant wrCusGly in possession 70 take
LEGAL measures And nos ls forth The s;eS hand eect
hnI. Verdict for PLAINTIFF.
BOARD OF SVrrSv;sossHls Honor The EecoTtsr IL the
char.
principally in the trials OF the Impeachment q
Jrsces Haskell and Drinke the counsel fee in sFrre. 10
inS charged az $3.50 and ID later at $3.50. beides costs,
the oll. in all. amounting 10 1924 81. ORDERED pad
Mr.. Oyen Hoffman also presented Bill. for seoo beir
counsel ices tie impeachment aSairs, justices H and
D.S35o IN The case OF the former $3.50 latter oytefr4
paid.
The Comptroller submitted various bills arnorg then, ere
for SSs5 50 for expenses incurred the fi& Polly Be
dine sheriff Jones' S5S9 - ctscers q DAYS S?s3
20; Mr Hitchcock. ceT S3I 50 Propr Tam.
many Hal, for boarding Jury and officers. SsIl l2sl~
bill Of \ Hlver for IN the traict NcLecJ. $3.50
IL The Comptroller suggested TIA; action the Ill FOR
The Polly BodGe Trial 6e deferred til after the Adjournment
the Legislature. the Common Council having requested
that Il be charged 10 The County OF Richmond, aad
that ;he bill NJ Ny Hyer De referred. ~ disposed Of.
BS Of stephen Hues:is. for sweeping cot Halls O, JUS
ice. and three other small bills ordered be
;ad.
Some petitions for corrections Of tax were preseuc ard
referred bills OF officers, &C. sad Board
adjourned.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT cOuAr-Beforc Judges Nelson
aIla Belts.
Mou ". wood.-Aetion 70 recover damages FOR alleged
Iufrirs cement Of Patent improvement; -
ready referred 'o The jury retired Friday afseroou
all night. AZ 10 o'clock SATURDAY they
brought into Court. and said /; impossible 'cr
them 10 agree thy stood relsve osi,or
that they lid the previous evening The july then
discharged This IS the secoad trial. w,h similar
suit
SrrStNs Corsr.-So. 30 Hall vs.. Sykes, arsue1-csdy
for plaintiff. EeynoldS Tor dcfendsn;.
Nc. 81 Butt Young. arsued-JudSmen; affirmed
Hun tor plaintiff .Sfsrcis FOR defendant.
No. -, Klrs Ehle, arSued-SsN trial gr,n.ed-Feat
ham for plaintiff 3cbsr for defendant
No. 30 Smf vsKoon. now On ar-uTeni-Cdiy for plain
tn. W.of for defendant
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81. -. as. -. 81.
cossos rLrAs-SOs 50. L. - - 80, s. 60. 81. 81 l.
2. 9. %, 50.
Srrsrtk Cecxr-So. I? upeer argument.
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Usury and Interest.

bill to reduce the legal rate of interest TO per
cent. which had previously been reported 10 the
Assembly, was discussed on Friday evening last.
Messrs. T. R. Lee Of Westchester, Russell of ST.
Lawrence, and Blake of this City, opposed al laws
in apprehension Of Usury Mr. Bowen would allow
per cent. special contracts but make per cent.
the legal rate in all cases where other was specl
fed; Cen Ma,her of this City, wanted to allow
per cent. special contracts Messrs. Niven OF Or
ange, D. Lee Of Erie and NJ. Brooks supported the
original bill All the amendments were voted
down, and the bill passed in Committee 10 De re-
ported 10 the House. We think this bill ought 10
psss with section allowing the 10 collect
his principal in all cases) but there is no hope fcrit
this session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12

e. The public are informed that the Concert
which hare taken place The Broadway Tase'na
Gle, for the benea: Of tie working Womans Association,
Monday the 18th Of Nav. is uasv0ta6iy postponed
Unit, Tuesday ;be 2Oth when wi. take place withor;
lAl. By oEae. Of he Dlreet.sss. =. I. Tw.gs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12

Nzw UyIvEzsA.lsr CHUscu.-The ceremony Of
laying the corner stone OF the new Church, now
eeios bull; II Foc-:h-seet between Avenues and c.
will take place his o'clock Friends Ia:ve:
sally invi:et TO be present; collection vii BE taken
pp 20 aid il The erection Of The sa.lt.as.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12

To- The METROPOLIS is the uile OF new week
ly paper, 10 be commenced in this Civ IN the first
week July. aut Edited by old associate in the New
Yorker Park Benjamin. Il; is 10 be of the popular sor
similar in price and appearance TO the Philadelphia sa;u'-
day Courier, and published BY William Taylor Astor
HouSe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12

e. Jarss aIatiers aud Minus Snote, two Syra-
soapIoeks the Prison for four
Friday week for attempting violate end.ess Young
orphan girl named Harriet; Forbes, from Utica who
ryps and employment, in that place. Two o;heryouns
villains. who concerned the outrage havs
bot viii be followed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12

q Mr.. E. G. SQuirS, late OF the Hartford (C,)
Journal, has taken charge OF the Scte,c Gazette at
Ch.Aeo,a- Ohio. he Is q sesjous and active whts. and
for yess man, has done something IN the way OF Ger
erAl Literature We wish him abundant II dis
row aeld Of labor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12

Co. Rev. HsNEr GIFTS is IN Cincinnati. and j.
abou, 10 lecture there on Byron, Burns, &c. &c.
Ii he can't do i, well. il can',be done
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were 8 scattering

10 Those whls editors who expect make capital Tor
their party nom the Convention movement IT his STATE
VIII Ind The result BE the very o. what they are
eN$eiinS. The people will trust Wing politicians
WIN the respo sihe daty ef -ecdenI the Constitution
any more thaa they would the charge OF STATE
Government tHocAes;cr Advertiser.
e. We wish the Advertiser coad persuade the
Old HahAers Oft ewn party OF The ,-a;h OF MIA,
/, here Asserts SO as 10 induce them 10 cease their
hostility to an uniEaulaeed Convention W can't
imagine it absolutely impossible ,ha, the People
should, a, some future ume, entrus, The Wings even
with the momentous responsibility OF conducting
our State Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12

e. Hon. JOHN Il Dawson, Member OF Congress
from Louisiana uild pstr,cp lay al the pein, OF
death al our las adviceS from his residence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12

C. Hon Chiffon ALLAN, the Wing candidate
for Congress in the Fleming District, Ky has re-
ccsved a serious and permsnen, injury BY falling
from horse, and iscompelled 10 decline canvass.
We fear this endansers the District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12

o. JARyz D HAMMOND Of o,segs County, was
on Saturday chosen Regent Of the University, vice
Martin Van Buren,. who declined the appointment,
The Wings generally voted TO. DANIsr. CAnY,
formerly OF Johnstown, now o. Albaay. Mr.. BoSS
COT Monroel voted for Hammond because, as he
said, Hammond had wnJicn a panrhlet against
Texas and Polk Several other Wings also voted
for HIM Mr. Hammond was d devoted Clinionian,
and has, since Chn,oa's death. generally voted
with the Van Buren party, but he is not properly a
Loco-Foco. He received 2ovo;ss in Senate and
% in Assembly; M Cady 1 in Senate and - in
the Assembly, Samuel Young had and there
were scattering
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12

e We understand the inmates OF tae Deaf and
Dumb In,u.aaoa hsvinS been invited by Aess.s Week,
Co vis. their Geological exhibition. cor. Eighth ard
Bowery. vii DO 50 to-day 10 O'Clock These who wish
20 see Sny thing there today mus, 20 early.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12

RIcHEE THAN Mup.-lI has been for some Tune
floating about the ude of newspaper gossip, that
Blair 81 Rives OF the late Globe had resolved 10 de-
vote some S35, 900 Of their winnings IN bets on
Polk selection 10 the construction Of grand Dem
ocrauc Hall a, Washington, TO be made q free
gift 10 the party, and devoted to an assembly room,
reading room, &c We thought this very good
idea at the time, and had resolved 10 commend the
idea 10 some fortunate and prosperous Wing after
the next Presidential Election. But recent advices
from Washington pu, an entirely new face on the
matter. The Globe men are about 10 put up tlne
edtce, aud no mistake; but they intend il Tor an
extensive private Bank. In which Rives Is shave
notes and keep deposires, while the I. the FIRST
or second story from the raf,.rs 10 be generously
rendered, pro ten TO the party whenever 1t wants
TO hold meeting Rather falling of; but even
this is better than nothing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12

E1scurroS-Hardy Carroll was hung at Louis
burg " C CD tie Ssh u: u presence o. hrze crowd,
fJr Of Grand L.rcs1y-tha article Soisn bet,g.
SAY. tie R.lesa Resis.e-, pair Of tor sto.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12

% There were SO many error, in this table IS pub
lished in last in The placing Of e sea OF : 70 me
Of Members. thus making gGis' 70 one or the 0e1
party when The fact otherwise 'hsi We are eosea 10
-epuhl..h Il We halicr. I: il now eor-eet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12

NAvAL-The L. schooner onkayhee, Lieut..
Gem Arthur Sinclair sailed RON his po., yesterday .-
ChsS-ss With the mail FOR the PaciAc-
TIE c slocp Of vtnce1nes dropped down frpEa Cos
port the Naval Anchorage last evening She bound
10 SewYoFk. where she viii join The sacatroa aoo; 20
sal 20. The Ess; India Station Pu.tsh Old Dominica
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12

AProISTxgNr> AT 81. LoUIS.-The New Era
says that John Smith, CSC Is 10 receive the appoint
men; OF Postmaster IN that city: Capt Freleigh
that Of Surveyor OF the Pori Capt Gray The Super
lnIendency ct The River Improvements. and F r
Conway, ESQ the appointment OF Surveyor General
TROUBLES ~ SUFFOLK CorSTY-Thc r-ceai fires
which have been raging q: tife-eu: no ;o- he pas:
month. and which daily Occurring, have sxep;
through lS-ce Potoa OF The woodlands q Saak County
destroying whole forests OF Yong and growing timber, arc
eunsunns Immense quantities OF cord wood. pile! Up
-ATost 20 the soGia size OF the siast consuming
progress NUMBERS q dwelling hor>es- barns s1t
other a-opery. The whole hrs aan;ha:ec :
-ocly estimated hundreds OF thousands OF toIA-s Tie
locomotives ally regarded The origin Of hese
cocfAraons- The sufferers highly e1ispe-s:eG and
oek EPon each t.sn TIA. passes demon OF 3e1cou:
ard his feeling has extended widely through e County,
and lie ?eose a-e under Sea- stse OF excitement -
threatens Be productive c: serious
meeting q; aooz; Eve hundred Of the inhabitants took
Sa Necizy lSsI. R!rerhe2c, tof The pc-Fse 81
adopting redress. AID u { sid liz:
few OF the cs; e1ci {: proposed - .ss- Up portion Of
tie Railroad track n order sop ;he Press Of lie
Trans But !; : needless say, tsat sach iFcscaTy
steps were not taken CctnEiiee was- however. AZ
pointed - Az he malta before TIE Grind JErT WIZ
was 70 eoEin-nce IFS session. rue>cAy, q kITefhe-c
Tie ary had he matter under discussion On iac-S-ay
vhsz reporter .iace 40 -et- -licai-
asNo1siy awaited BY 81 The Inhabitants q The
whsle coCnty II !: ssoClc ee deemed tneIPee.t 70 H.
ct tie CscPlEy, And th-re seoCt DC 10 otes- noe Ok
-eEress fes-. t:eC he excited = which Re
po;.e IlS- .A4- vo;ercs DE- . ta- Tos
rBrooklyu Daily Advertiser.
PARDoS.-The Montreal Herald says thai Par-
Son hss been granted ;hs application a. Tie L & Gov
e-zu.ea; Henry Shaw AID Hiram Loor. OF he
rcts n New South Wales seat .hithe- Tor takiS p
TIE icr3sSoa 81 Canada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12

9t- The albany Bridge bill was killed for the
Session in the Assembly on Friday night Nh D.
Lee of Buffalo moved lis indefinite postponemcn,
on the ground OF mani est want OF time 10 dis
cuss and mature it in the few days of the Ses-
SION remaining ii any thing else was TO be accom-
plshed The motion 10 postpone prevailed by a
vote of 81 IN RI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12

o. The Militia Reform bill was on Saturday
reported complete by Mr.. Oakley and moved to a
third reading by Mr. Sweeney. 1t will of course
pass the House to-day, and we do hope the Senate
will not smother ii. Ii strong effor, is needed to
carry II through, will not the Senators from this
District make that effort They must know that
their constituents almost unanimously and ardentlv
desire the passage Of such bill
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From Kingston. w. 1.

An arrva! al Charleston confirms The news Of
the death OF PreSiden, Guerrier, Of Hayt, and ;he
election OF Gen. Ple.ot IN his place.
President Guerrier Is saide to have died under
singular circumstances, which do great credt,o his
humanity The ten persons lately reported BY d
co,empory have been shot; not executed sr: the
order fo death laid before him for his Signature. Th
however he refused ax H. he cduot consider that
they deserved death and he IS reported 20 have SAID
am old >e. and have but lew short days TO
why. therefore. Should deprive fellow creatures
OF lie Having said hi, he fell back and expired We
vouch the OF this report although
have no reason 20 doubt its authenticity.
Acaau Who the ACCESSION OF Guerrier imprisoned
and first sentenced i've years banshmcn hen had tha;
sentence comnu;ed three years AMI finally aiose
;her partonet comnsntant OF small town
he spanish which post he appointed ~
President Gurrier after he partoned Il sap oset.
however that he would remain quiet on hearing ;he
death Guerrer but would make endeavsr 20 thrust
himself once more Presidential hurors-uo however,
there appears any reasonable prospect OF success
The schooner Dove from AUX Caves, reports that all
quiet that pl4ce French vessels II war were
lying ;hers $4,000 offered Tor the head OF Her
rsrt and three In search OF him. but
surred unsuccessful.
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Newsuaper Mortality.

We hear that The P!ebeiaa is in its final agony,
and VILLA sacrifice 10 the cannibal appetite OF the
Morning Ne.rs, which againis likely $50 we hear)
to be devoured by the Erening Post But this we
can't believe. True, The Sun is Loco-Foeo enough
for ali practical purposes, and the most effective
because insidious) advocate of the party, but wa
can't spare the News. 1t is spectacle for the
moralist and student OF human nature to ad-
versary Of Capital Punishment and a proiesSed
champion OF Human Progress trying to justify such
throat-cuting, slavery-eA,endlns inquiries as the
Annexation of Texas As 10 the Plebean, IL has
swallowed successfully the New Era and the
Aurora, and has naturally rather bad breath. We
can be consoled Tor It's ssrceaSe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12

From Rugxos AYEgS The Pou,ney, Captain
Mowatt, at this port, brings advices from Buenos
Ayies to March : The following Is rom the
BRUSH Packet OF Feb -:
Dispatches from General Serrand- Gomez, bearing ta;s
At Arroyo Mao the 9th and 10Th inst have been published
Rivera the 6h Ya-uar, hs-ras,e BY The giving
division OF the tbcEa;ing forces On the OH suienan;
Romero Major BraGa and party q ~
men the the racUareIabo Graude the Major
ard fifteen being Lett killed on the Held on the TN
Major Neyra Surpris and captured another Rverst par
" often wen among whom ;he three brothers CALI
nares men Of very daring character who had rendered
grea; services Rivera in the conveyance OF communc
tions.
President orbs has Issued DEGREES in unison with thai
published by The Argentine Government the 3th inst.
The late American packet schooner Fame purchased by
the Government OF Buenos Ayres. and hitting ont man
II war hoisted the Argentine nag for the ars time on
Wednesday last and was crisensd by the name OF me
Maypu honor Of the victory obtained N that pScc on
the April ISIS by the OF the united Provinces
OF the River Plate under the command Of General san
Mart n which enarcipdied Chi from the dominion OF
! spain The sponsors the occasion the and
daughter II. r The Governor, Den JuaR and Donl Ma
nUels Roses The Maypu mounts SIX long eighteen pound
eT., has OF 10 men. including marines, and CON-
manded By Captain ANaro .Nlocaray A picture repre-
sen'inc the Battle o; Maypa has been suspended in her
| cabin.
on the 18th ut; party Of R!yerss marlGders who had
made an inroad the department Of haldoaato. we're
pieces by detachment Of the forces OF General L.
nacio Oribe.
sassc uently Rivera. elGdins. by prccipa;e fight the
pursuit Gen. SeEvaHto Gomez made sudden attack on
the OF Cerro Largo in ha hoIe Of taking BY sur
prise but the Inhabitants, - on oFrncT OCCASION gal
anily drove him back with great loss. Amongst the ked
he le upon rte Held the notorious Col Cabra The
rebe horde after This discontinue Immediately
treated but before had laid TIA county burn
every RANCHO in the euvrons ofthe town Great hoes
were entertained Gen Urquiza. whe, receiving
formation OF Riveras increment had commenced rapid
march would succeed IN oyer;akiEg him.
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Co RosERr kEySEpY, d respectable citizen of
Cincinnati was found trownedip the canal on tie ;,h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12
Promotion of Agriculture.

The Assembly bill appropriating $500 per an
mum for thee years in aid of School of Agricul-
tural Science at Fairfield. Herkimer Co. was re-
ported 10 the Senate on Saturday, and ordered TO a
third reading by Ayes IS 10 Noes ).
The bill TO incorporate the Labo,ers' Union As
sociation of this City passed the Senate-Ayes a
Noes O-buttwo several bills TO incorporate Indus
trial Associations TO Try the experiment of carrying
on Agriculture and Manufactures together, have
been rejected in one House or the other This will
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The cGSA IN a! easeS cee0H5sHyrrg he c-fer.
SAT- RDhr. Say TO-
OzdSEibur=h y $1,000 = siaTbietow. Y..........
TinnNplh W -.. ...--. Verona. y
Pon G.bsog. y Y-........i Providence Y.....--...
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Subscriptions to the Daily Tribune.

Not iaeIadng any rrc-ised tn City OF Ss~ York.
CTt-> cash 10 al ez.-s accompanying The orc-r.
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TTTgE F,T Boy, Gte4i Western the .rea, favorte Of
NeSfofk AnUsem-Ht ;oer,. the eor4e singer P~ts Nor .,
and large company ofniher. including IN. An1e-s SINGER
engaged at the American HGssu Don: iaiI soas tb
evening. AID be 90 endy.
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The ~hele vii he completed in twelve or fourteen num-
bess .pentity illustrated BY ensrayiEgs and will form w.
a,ge oe;ayo YoluEes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-05-12

Members elect $50 far} 20 tic IYIIth Congress
Dit, MAINE.
no choice yeti Lu:r Sereruace, 'cuiie Sawieat
2Roo, p. Dunlap ~. D. MC-a.e- oHsnntoaiH aInii1
.Herak.ah Williams.
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y TIE FoLLo-i>G AEf o,SEEED 70 THo.E AsorI
akss additions Toilet and viii Be foaHd IL
s-euoa 70 D. equal qe4ty AID eh4pe-ss those Of lay
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Subscriptions received to the Weekly
IL II hnnr.

- Ti- N-WY0rs MUSEUM op-bs t--ds- With s,resx
eli. embracing such cams WiHeh-iI Collins &c
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From BugNos AYEES The Poultney, Captain
Mowatt, at this port. brings adylces from Buenos
Aytes To March : The following Is rom the
r,-...-L % L.. ~. I'll, ~
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Pamphlets, magazines, and periodicals. any distance.
to- o9nce or les, each eoPy.---..--.--.. CT:
Zach additional ocrce frxc;ic Il pr the-ecf !;
CIRCULARS
ous-to 2cSt single Gag. pzper not Larger :hsn sin
rie cap, folded, drecIet. and unsellet, ta- every
sheet, any distance -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1845-02-28

course Of mediation that suggested itself
to my mind as heheld an old woman
step slowly and deliberately oil The foot
path of Carlisle Bridge, and without, look
ing right or left, walk directly across thn
path Of the Kilkenny maicoach, that was
just then coming in, the driver, of course,
making his cattle do the thing handsome
ly, as they were so near home. Before
he could pull up, the leaders had upset
her, and the coroner had lenpence of his
shilling counted, when a tall athle,c.look-
ing gentleman, STOPPING suddenly seized
her by the legs, and dragged her from
under the horses feet, somewhat to the
disarrangement Of her attire. LOOK be-
fore you leap said he, giving her smart
shake did You never hear that adage,
you stupid creature!
'Arrah = said she with the most per-
feet innocence, sure ! wasn't goin 10
jump. Such a sayin WASH! made for
the likes iv me-
'Poh you stupid being said he, and
nc WdIkeu on.
! followed, making the above reflection, !
when, about half way over, the benevo.
len, gentleman saw a little boy about nine
or ten years old put his hand into n gen.
tleman's pocket: he instantly, with a
promp,iIude similar to that lie had Just
exhibited, dealt him blow that nearly
knocked The breath out of him.
The proprietor Of the pocket, started
by the 'iIagh' that announced the sudden
and almost total expulsion of the suffer
ers breath, turned sharply round; and,
as the boy staggered over against The bal
liercely asked, 'who did lhalr
THAT young rascal, sir, had his hand
in your pocket
We'll, sir, and what if he had9 HES
MY SON.
Your son! sir; beg thousand par
lons. I-I-l-'
There is nothing hate more than TO
see an unfortunate individual in an awk-
ward dilemma. Maybe it is from having
so often suffered. that have a sort Of Eel.
low feeling. So merely repeating to the
recent promulga,or of the old adage his
own words, Look before you leap
passed on.