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PHILADELPHIA. March 8. 1917

.1Hieiing Grim Con. Case-Fi,ght, pursuit and
,t,rest Of the guilty par-Saip Carpcntqs three
dllys a day : The steamer Scorpion, &C., &c.
Tue fashionable crc cs OF our city have been
n oind.d by case Of Grim. con-, the de.
noaemen' ulich came of on Friday. The
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WHAr's IN THE WIND 1-The following "card'
appears in the Union Of the 9Th inst. What doe.
it indicate

A CARD Mr. Westcott, Senator from Florida, has,
during the debate the expulsion of Mr. Richie de-.
nounced article written by for the Richmond En-.
quirr. over the signature of "Questor" false and
hbelous. has, when called upon in becoming tone
by me, evaded all explanation or satisfaction have
been here since the adjournment of Congress for the pur
pose Of exacting it. After dligent search for several
days, have not been able to him. Whether he
secretes himself for the purpose of avoiding me- or for
other cause, matter which shall leave 10 the specu.
lation of the curious cannot afford to waste any
time in this idle search for who, but for the official
position which he so unaccountably occupies would
certainly never receive notice at my hands can now
only pursue the mlder of holding this Mr. West.
colt up before the world wanton calumniator whose
conduct has rendered him entirely contemplate that
his official station hereafter entitle him or
any thing from him, to notice by me-
JAS. BARBOUR.
Gadsby's Hotel, Saturday evening
NIB shall not leave the city until Monday evening
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Appointments by the Prcsident.


BY and with the adsice and consent Of the Senate.
Commander Charles Gannt to be captain in the
navy, vice Jesse ID. Elliott deceased.
Commander William Ramsay to be q captain in the
navy, vice VIM Crane, deceased.
Commander Henry Henry, to be captain in the
navy, wee James Renshaw, deceafej.
Commander Samuel w. Downing to be q captain in
the navy, vice John b. Nicolsop, deceased
81 Lieutenant Henry Pinckney. to be commander in
Lieutenant VIM. NJ. Glendy, to be commander 10 the
navy. vice Charles Gsnntt, promoted.
Lieutenant George p Upsher, TO be a commander In
the navy, vice Wm. Ramsay, promoted.
Lieutenant George g. Blake, to be commander in the
navy, vice Henry Henry, promoted
Lieutenant Zachariah F. johnson, to be q commander
In the navy, vice Samuel w. Dowirg promoted.
Master VIM. L. Blanton, to be lieutenant in the navy,
vice Henry Pinckney promoted
Master Benjamin Canntt to be a lieutenant in the
navy, vice John Graham, deceased.
Master Henry A. Wise, 10 be Lieutenant in the pavv
vice Wm. NJ Glendy, promoted.
Master Calender ST. George Noland to be lieutenant
in the navy, vice Richard G. Cogdel resigned
Master Edward c: Andersonio DO leu.enent in the
navy, vice George Upshur, promoted
Passed Mdshipman Reed Werien, to be Lieutenant in
the navy, vice George g. Blake, promoted.
Passed Mdshipman VIM H Mncomb to be lieu enont
IL the navy, vice Zachariah +. Johnston promoted.
Passed Midshpman Stephen D. Trenchard, to be
lieutenant in the navy vice Richard s. Trapier resigned
Passed Midshipman WilsonR Mckinney, to be Leu.
tenant l,n in the navy, vice VIM A wurts, deceased
the navy, vice William Ryland, deceased.
Edwin Eaton, Of Ohio, to be chaplain in the navy,
vice George w Latham, deceased.
the navy, vice Charles IL Alden. deceased.
John Blake Of Maine, 10 be chaplain in the navy vice
Nathan G.. Fletcher, resigned.
First Assistant Engineer Alexander Birkbeck, Jr to
be chief engineer in the navy.
John M Bell to be navy agent for the port Of New
Orleans Louisiana.
Thomas o Larkn to be temporary navy agent for the
northwest coast of North America.
MARINE coRrs.
Joseph L. e: Hardy, George +. Linsay Landon ".
Carter, and John g. Reynolds first Iieutenants to
be captains in the marine corps.
JOSIAH Watson, Henry b. Watson, Thomas A Brady,
Isaac T. Doughty, VIM. A. T. Maddox, VIM. b. Slack,
yohn peviin and AigeInon 8. Taylor, now second
James II Jones. OF Delaware; Edward McD Reynolds,
OF New York; William Butterfeld, of Illinois; Henry
Joseph X McRea, of Indiana; Thomas Y Field, Of
rensylvani Cherries g. McCuuey, Of Louisiana; James
Buchanan OF Tennessee, lsre Green of Wisconsin;
Freeman Norvell, of Michigan; AMI Jacob Read. of
Georgia, to be second lieuenants in the marine corps
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csipts have been light this week. but holders have ar
stock on the market 9rsin-The market has been
quite active since last but the heavy receipts have
caused decline in prices Two three lots have been
tsken for the European markets. during the week. at IS
90 cents and about 900 sacks taken for New Orleans
the rates The market closes heavy 50 cents
Oats in moderate request at 70 rs cents per busheL
PHILADELPHIA, March 6-Flour is sitter to-day and
l2OO bbl standard brands oil that could be had for i'm
offered and refused in several instances Corn Meal
Inactive and only 900 bbls sold at so Wheat scarce
and good reds ore held 1900 Con-Little or nothing
done, and prices generally above the views Of buyers
Sac Is offered for Southern and s6ss7c for Pennsy
yellow RyeFurher sales Tor dIstllihg at 60c weight
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M EDlCAL CANDID Morrison has been engaged ~.
NA u the treatment Of all iorm
structures, goano!hes and debility arising from secret
habit Dr. NJ holds communion with pretended surgeons
Boo his London DIPLOMA with the signatures Of the court o.
examiners Of the Royal College Of surgeo si
ao<b Fulton Letters attended, N. ma 6~c
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DRlYATE DisEAsEs1 DISEASES; 9E The , rHlhA
o. NASSAU STREET., NEW YORK-The Members OF

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f6ilsi:ph. Go.se M.a,c's: having mad s..s,.ys
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s';;s United
s:s ia .essoa ass such S
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for The use Of w pa have n
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gam. md d.Ss produced from .sy cause
never a is: 70 poaaes psoaies
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di III %s 70 WE DaIkkssos Hss 5e.
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meqt oi p1iTats d and with
. i IN: %%sss iii Of Ri
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in his Charge. moderate Open at all hours and p
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CAST OFF CLOTHlNG AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
osss ao o To s
Price cr the same BY sending note Or by calling on s
Ssss Il AT; BIZ
NB-Ladie. can be attended to by Mrs. De Boer.
Old stock and job goods bought Of any and
FSSkAfE k & #
direct Their particular s,tsn,p1 g al d
person. requiring medical treatment, safe and permansa
Su.ines. nvad are particularly requested make app
eaten the Go.s on che first q !. G sS. scs
One Il: member. Of the tor many yss eoc
those complaints. attends fos consultation dtiy from AN
II To cSU.
living in tho country and finding nconvenient to maxi
osRsi n Al
tim. Of contraeton, aud treatment received elsewhere II
any, and enclosing 81 ''wi'ss;sh SsS5sS
VELPEAU's srECIFIC FILLS
EOR radical Of gonorrhosa, giest ssmiasl sfnn
sions all mocopurusn discharges from the urethr
osp l Charlie n fsr are
brstsa inventor Professor Yspssa an inalble remedy
orter tine than any other remedy without antips ht
oreasa dssEeesg with the 'om'eh' or confinement froF
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CUREpi
| THE TONIC MLTfUiE. prepared By The COlIss.
By secret indulgence OF kind nvaas
BILE remedy for impotence. fiery, or brreAae,s nnisS
Single bottles 81 each cases Of hafs dozen ss ssa
| packed, and sent 10 all parts ofthc Union.
RICORD's ALTEhATrVE MIXTURE
EOR the permanent of pma., or secondary syphn
Il yeneral ulcers nodes, complaint produced BY A.
All perscns suspeens vcnerea faint remaining in
tsm should use this powerful purifier without dssy
disease, without thoroughly cleansing the system Wild VIE
Justly celebrated Alternative. ....,, ao,.,
for IS; carefully packed and s psrs ofths unio,
CONCENTRATED ExTHACT OF "a sARssArAAiIh1
This reSnsd and highly p ,Ss no,
s; and ~
extract rapsrIIs At pressn 10 III diseases ans
o sn o. a. meS on state Of .Ye erop ola,
salt rheum ring worm hotcnss or ceats
sore broa 81 a.sss from the seco"day sns'
of.yphis or an injudciaus use Of mercury 7,esu,,.
| in casss of half dozen pottios Z
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Passengers Arrived /.


HAvAsA-shp Cristovsl Colon-NaIgaret O'Riley, Hors
ito Ardssou, X Montalvo, w Trpler.
CHARLrsToN- Ship South Carolina-5 Levy aad lady, M
Green. miss Isaac
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COUTHERN DISTRICT or NEW YORR, D.-Be it
rsmembered tht on tho second day Of January Ammo
sedin this office the s Of bock.he tide Of which IL IN
words following, wit - Mstrimony, impotence, and
pIsined with compfeh.nvs exposition Of the and
modern treatment OF syphilis secondary sympto ms sonor
s@sons and All the arising ms;uIba
ton" &c; &c. By Henry tawee,t, NJ D.; M q. B., an.
thor Of Tn, Bacheer's Gu,de;" also author 81 "A new
Absorption"
HE, who in pleasures downy arms.
Ne'er lost his health or youthful charms
hero lives, and justly can go
Evclaim, In me, behold man.
The right whereof he claims, author and proprietor IN
conformity with act Of Congress, ettled An ACT 10
amend the several acts respecting yAs Belts
Clerk Of III, Southern District Of New York.
The Doctor continues be consulted all dseaes above
mentioned At his old established once, No 1876 Fulton st.
m9 tsr
DALLEY's CONNELLs PAIN EXTRACTOR
COUNTRY merchants can be supplied with the true
to suit get original aud genuine the
number Couandi 'ssj mH SN cwsy,1b ;cqeh
NB-wanted Is to 20 travelling agents from different
States each to furnish his team. re Im.rc
SUBSCRIBERS FOR EXPORT.
THREE thousand dozen Patent corrugated Suspender.,
domestic trade aud vonaned to stand unaffected By any
climate For sale By the manufacturer and owner OF the
sio i'm BOR,Cg y. DAY. Is Co.rtIssdt street
(1OPAIVI AND CUBEB EXTRACT-Ths Is the mos
~ speedy certain and efectua remedy for the cure Of all
secret aud sexual diseases being solhed Of
bn ali those durec remedies that have been found
organs Price ST. For sale 81 No. Ann street. where any
Information relative this class Of diseases may be had and
at sS' asvo.S h a.
this once L "a door Ron the Museum jys lure
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Southern Cotton Market.
New ORLEANS, Feb. % Cotton IL rather 6rmer, the
weeks sales reach ~ 900 bales Middling and Good
Mijdng are worth OK 10 loo per ID.
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LoNpoN-Packet ship lndepsudence-W Hellrung, ESQ.,
Bandwic h Islands; Mrs Underh New York; N 0aillo
DO; 10. A Werbell, n Tarlston, Newman. dol DR. Hay
garth, Hamilton, Canada.
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CERTfFTCATE OF MR. GEORGE W. GIBBONS,
~ CLERK Of the Fulton Market-AbOut Ave years sgo
1St began to body g
The physcisn who was attending doubtful ny
recovsryI confined bed and doctor used his
less. had other physis an.-they also tried
their best bat proved likewise aborve The various
ioas Of .ar.apara but i seemed as ali %sdicnss
their ro IN ,S s,. AK IKE s a
.aspar ,yrap TO. ov.r 100 bottles but 70 no
also sd sa.s oa mo oay
suffering the extensive ulssr.?n: which extended all
body eve ns Of 1 mS sou.a
and JOINTS When this dspioraSs sondtion.
Whoa 70 s .up. myse and snd eaied me-
ia the sh time Of eve months therefore have the saest
sSiu physican in tho.s cases Ny Iesdenee over tho
fulton where shall be happy Al nsaiSss
We the hereby certify that the above state.
ment Is true x eyer, psTt,e%la n: ~. s..A.,
f.K Lee. nAlaer%aa a'' Nth 'tS 7 Wsid ~
JAMx; WASH, Alde'M3a Do do
n B-As tns treatment is perfectly simple and without
of the above certificate has been selected
psruous But they can be at the Office Of sub
scrbsr Medicine will be forwarded to of coun
try with 'u directions by enclosing ZIG Pest Pald address
ms lmsr 90 Duane st New York
M EDiCAL ADVlCE.-DOCTOn LAMEkTis conf
Fulton ali diseases Of private His treatment
being mild and requires neither mercury
arising from indiscreet indulgence. of the
passions, causing nightly emissions, and eyeptuay m-
restore the system that state Of originally
designed Structure, disease frequently existing without
t .nn by the
fec tualy cured by Dr. Letters postpaid enc
sss any ps S Ss States Once
f7 lm~r
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CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
WANTED

ADIES and Gentlemen having any east of superfous
IL clothing furniture dispose Of obtain fair cash
subscriber his residence, through the which VIII
Up Stairs
NB-Ladies can be attended to by Mrs. De Boer.
Old xock and lob goods bought of descr and
amount III lmsrc
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f1,HE PRIVATE DISPENSARY,, No 3Roosevelt near
Chatham street established erpre.sy for the treat
meut of private diseases and with the audaple view of
curing sranges from the evils of lckery The nsttu
ton under the immediate OF Dr. tegory,
practice this particular branch of his profession
in his art Charges moderate Open at all hours and pri
consulting for each patient, who may happen TO
he in waiting mi lw RI
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vEIPEAIi,s RYECIEiL FILLS.

rVyHE Tonic MINUTE, prepared by the College
Medicine and Pharmacy Of the City Of New YoIk,
confidently recommended for all of debility produces
BY secret Indulgence OF kind nvalat
BILE remedy for impotence. ferity or brreaaess, nniss
depending mali. rmation,
Single bottles 81 each Of halfs dozen S5 ssal'
Dac ksd, and sent TO all parts ofthc Union.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13

NoaaN's lSflrfxeE.-tmil The storm
Of political and sectional strife which aga.
lates our national councils. II /. refreshing
10 encounter ane Of lhase incidents ol wo.
man's influence in the legislative halls.
which displays her goodness, and cast over
the sea of contention. elouded by the spirit
Of opposition, a glimpse Of sunlight. IL
will he remembered by those who have pc.
nlsed Capt. fremonl's reports, that Alc1is
Ayoi, a yoyager, received while In Tho
Captains service, n severe wound. Mrs.
Fremont, on hearing the fact, wrote out
petition 10 Congress, praying for a pension
OF $40 per month for him during fife. aud
by he's personal influence succeeded in hay.
ing the bill passed. thus angel like, spread.
Ing protecting wing over the far oil goy.
ager-binding up his wounds. and shield.
ing him from future want The gentle wife
Of Fremont, by this aei Of kindness, shows
how closely live in her remembrance those
who share her husbands harlships and
perils; and him whom she loves. who is
now ireadng the lraekless wilds ofihe west,
will have devoted hearts in every eomrade
who accompanies him, when they know
that woman's sympathies watch over their
footsteps, 10 solace the ailelioHs Of their
perilous march, RcroiHc.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13

llei disgrace, not from the mpre DISASTER
but run thu mule hy which il was pfadue.
edi was inflicted upon the country, and felt
III the hearts ofiIs children. IL was battle,
Il honorable battle only which could drive
this gloomy shadow from the country. check
the taants Of enemies, femaye It's own
doubts, and fe.eslahish its seli.respect.-
The hail.e Of Queenstown Heights did this
IN nn snail degree. WhiIe tho mistakes.
the effafs, and the losses oi that day were
deplore1, The American press and people
recognized, amid regrets and msloflunes, II
spirit oFachieyemeni, hollhess In Danger
anl a gallant bearing, which inspired neW
hppea. anl pointed pal lhe WY 10 ultimate
Success. The daring gallanlfy Of Colonel
Van Rensselaer, the capture ul the British
battery BY WOOL and his heroic eompanionsi
the Intrepid conduct ol NalsWnflh. of Tot.
ton, Of GhrYslie, and many olhers, and par.
tieularly the courage, skill, anil continued
activity anl ekeflions af sentl, had given A
eheefialHess even 70 the darkness Of defeat,
aud almost glory al satisfaction 10 The
memory d Qaee1slawn lleighls.
We might aid many other interesting
particulars relative 10 snnll's lie. illnsira.
ike Il his bravery. heroism and skilial zen.
efalahip. Ills mann, Is the rradaf vel
knaws. Is inlissalably connected with Lln.
dy's Lane aud Chippewa. lad hs MI
taken part IN any other engagement bi.
participation IN these, alone. would have
rendered him immortal. But We cannot
enter into a minute description Of those
grea baltlas.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13

RUSSIAN JusrrcE.-l lTarsair, Oct. co.
4 remarkable lawsuit, which has been
pending two years, has just been decided
by the emperor. 4 wealthy Russian was
beirolhed 10 tie beautiful daughter Of a
Polish noblcman near Warsaw. and oh.
iaincd bis consent 10 the marriage. On
the day iiScd ior the ceremony, tho bride.
groom appeared, attended by captain and
two officers. the first disguised as pope
(priesi), aud the lalleras his Witnesses; aud
the unsuspecling bride was married
to bcr Russian lover by this false priest
Two years aGer. lhe general became
tired Of his wife, and desired her ia
return TO her fathers house, at tho same
time iniarming her bow she had been de.
ceivcl She at first thought he was Jest.
ing; but her cruel husband soon convinced
her OF the fatal truth, aud shut the door o
bis house upon her. Her indignant father
Immediately brought an action against the
general, but OF course lost il, ir all the
courts against The Russian general, I'LL a
length the sentence came before the empe,
r5r, who decided as ioIlows..-As the gen.
eral is not really married to bis wife. The
MARRIAGES. null and void; bat as The wife ha;
been most scanlalously imposed upon, he
is dismissed with the loss Vi bis salary and
bis office, without having any claim 10 an
other appointment; his whole properly Is
given 10 the lady whom he has so wanonl,
deceived, and he is not permitted even Il
marry again; and the two officers, his wit.
nessss, to remain for life with small sal.
nfy.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13

lNcoMBrsrIBLE WooD.--The following
receipt Tor rendering wood incombustiblc,
has bocn. VIC believe. tested IN regard TO
lis efficacy, and although personally We
haze not seen II proved, think we can rec.
ommend il as being ol' much utility, parlic.
ulafly applied to the surface uf wooden
root, or other places particularly exposed
10 the action Of ere. Il is very simple in
preparation, which requires the operator
merely 10 take a quantity Of water proper
lioaled TO the surface ofv wood be may wish
to cover, and add to II as much potash rs
eau be dissolved therein. When the water
will dissolve no more potash; stir iaio tho
solution. first a quantity of nour paste Of
the consistency Of common painters sizs;
second, sudisieney Of pure clay 10 render
il Of the consistency Of cram. When ihe
clay ia well mixed, apply the preparation
as before direcied 10 the wood, ii will Sc.
cure il from the action oi both ilre aud rain.
Ia most violent fire, wood thus saturated
may be earbonaiej, but will never blaze.
Sci. Americaa.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13


MYSTERIOUS CITY IN eALIF1RSff
The writer of a book of travels in Ore
gnn. California, dc &e., tells of ifhe d!
lfhife Indians, in wild country near the
head olthe river Gld. lie also gives ar
interesting account ofyafious circumstances
related TO hm. BY lfapfers and travellers.
which 90 10 prove that in the unife1uenied
part Of the eastern boundary Of senofni
there Is PoPuloas town, Of which Heithef
historians nor geographers have made meh.
lion. Stevens, in his Incidents of frase |
in lneatan, admits the possibility Of lhe'
existence Of ellies in the unesPlofed pariz
Of Mexico, similar TO those Of which he
discovered the remains in l'tmal and Ia.
lengue, and inhibited probably by lie same
faee Of people. From the nafratians Of
The travellers referred 10, such a community.
comparatively civilized and papnloas, does
e1ist. Il was frs, seen at distance bs
SOME hardy alsenlufefs, who had reAehed
a mountain peak, overlooking an eaiensisa
valley. but wera unable To find PASSAGE
down is nfeeipitoua sides. Subsequently.
an exploring party was formed Of twenty.
OF I've and twenty persons, who succeeded
IN reaching the summit Of The mountain IN
question. and thence heheld city with all
The architectural heaaIf Of domes, pillafei
edtiiees, palaces, &e.i in the language Of
the naffator, "a city with lis dunes and
palaces, amid which awarming population
was distinctly Observed apparently en-.
gaged IN the prosecution of their various
aYocaiions." After incredible labor,
descent Of almost perpendicular sleephesz
was inuad, hardly practicable except 10 the
mosi intrepid moaaiAlaeef. Hall The mum.
ber Of the exploring party succeeded IN
their nefIlaus attempt Ia reach tho boiiomi
anl enter The valley. Taeit companions
who remained IN observation IN the noun.
tain TAP. lraepilhem 10 The city, into which
they saw then tolill venture, aud mingln
with lie iahaliiaHis-bai. as Il is related.
they were nagef zeen or heard oi again.-
The reminder d Tue patty, aiiei vainlY
waiting iaf lhsif fe.aRpeaanee during
three weel.s, vefa lafeel by hunger 10 re
turn homs. Such a story. although Al first
glance seemingly the idle coinage af heat.
al hfain. does etisi, aud Is invested wih
the usnal attributes Of authenticity.
The feople inhabiling this valley afa
presumed Ia be descendants Of the aaeIest
Mekieans. Haw much Of truth of # IL
lion Is blended IN these statements. il i IN.
possible 10 disins: hat n events arc rapidly
progressing which sill ealonisa the adj.
cenl country with the hardy, pefseFefinF
and penetrating spirits ai the Anglo. sataa
raee, the period Is probably nol very feiuaie
Waen the mystery which envelopes The
Whiie Indians. and thu inhabitants ol he
neWly discovered eilY. above referred 10.
viii be entirely disPelled.
Washington telegraph., 1847-01-13

"rIs'Nr ANY THING ELSE. We have.
sny.lhe Philadelphia Sun. made researches
Grlh purpose of discovering tic origin Of
.pch phrases as 81 won't DO any thing
elsa. and "lt isn't any lhing else etc.
which arc becoming quite fashionable
among the bhoys, anl wa think i has
bren imni in the following true story.
A French fold marshal, who had a..
taincd'hat rank by court favor, not by yalor
roing one evening 10 the opera, lorciblf
r,ok possession ofthc buS Of respectable
Able who, for this outrage, bought a suit
In tho court of honor, established for such
rases under the old government. The
Able thus addressed the court: "I came
moi here 10 cornpain Of Admiral Suiircn,
who took So many ships in the East Iniicsi
eamo not to complain of the Count de
erase, who fought 50 nobly in the West, |
came not to complain Of The pike Of Creb.
ilon who took Minorca, bot | camc to com.
nloinofthe marshal B. who iook my bOr
At the Opera, aud neUer took any thing cise.'
Tbe court paid him tho high compliment Of
refusing his suit; declaring that he had
himself inflicted sufficient punishment.