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idl,ts oan get plate Of biscuits with lump OF bulei
I'm , holly for three cents. and cup o. coffee or -
,,,,.5 ,,o~eor he can rees'c himself on pumpkin pie
f., fo.r cents the quarter section with cup Of Jro'Jn
frssh from the hydrant Cratic Tnc principal support
ers Of these luxurious Establishments, however arc
The fremen and the upper circles OF the newsboys
who have made good business during the day OF
have succeeded in pummeling some smaller boy and
takng lis pennies from him. Here ranged on wooden
benches the butter cakes and coffee spread ostens-
tou.ly before them and their intelligent faces sup
ported the crotch OF their joined hands these auto
crsts Of the press and the bhoys discuss the grave
question. az 10 whether Fourteen ros at the fre In
Front street first or whether i is all gas Here alsO
are decided in advance the relative merits and speed o.
the boats entered for the regatta aud points OF
great pth and moment 10 the science Of the Ring are
dciniuyely settled. IS midnight comes and passes
the freuen those children OF the dark gather from
unmsg enable places and panorama OF red shirts
and brown faces lines the walls and nils the whole area
Of the little cellar They are generally far more
moderate than politicians and less noisy than gentle
men. AZ the first Jingle Of the hrebel they leap Ike
crouchng grayhounds, and in an instant darling
through the street toward their respective engine
houses-whence they emerge dragging their ponder
on. machines behind them ready b work Ike Titsns
I'll night aud s day, exposing themselves to every
peril OF life and limb and performing incredible ieats
Of daring strength 10 the property Of people who
know nothing about them, nothing Tor them. and
perhaps vii scarcely take the trouble to thank them
But Of al this by Itself The type Of eating house
o. witch we have not spoken is the expensive and
arisiocrac rts.are o.. which Delmonicos is the only
complete specimen in the United statessnd this We
have 10 on the authority Of travelled epicures equal
in every respect in s appointments and attendance as
well ae the quality and execution Of its dishes % any
similar establishment in Paris Itself We have not left
ourselves room IN this number TO speak IN detail OF
this famous restaurant nor Of I've ha5tpes. u well d.
serves however separate notice and look through
its welhled yet not crowded saoons and INTO its I'd
nirable cuisine viii enable 10 pass an hour very
prohtably-beside obtaining dinner which. a work
OF ant. ranks with picture By Huntingdon, poem by
Willis OF a statue by Powers dinner which l. not
merely quantity Of food deposited IA the stomach
but in every sense and 20 an The great work
of art
y Our next Slice will walk the reader into
d. nal
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This is certainly clear and distinct as General Isy.
ors political opinions, and does away with great
deal OF lying PRINT TO which bills OF fare as well as
newspapers are too much addicted The Sweeney OF
sixpenny cut Is frequented by more diversified set
OF customers that either OF he others Il is not i'm.
possible tosee here, Professor Bush dining cheek by
owl with holman OF duty nor 20 ind blsckler
from Parkrow seated opposite the police officer whose
manifest destiny Il viii be one of those DAYS q, tsk
hin to quod-unless he should happen TO have money
esough about him 20 pay foi being let 20 The editor
the author, the young lawyer the publisher the ice
cream man round the corner, the poor phvsieisp ON
bis way 70 patients who don't pay the young s,udeu,
q divinity learning humility At six shlhnss week.
ne iourneymsn printer on batter aud afraid to 20
home 70 his wife before he gets sober ia short AN
classes who 20 10 make up the great middle stripe u
Population concentrate and commingc at sweeney's
70, al these varied elements never eNeryeseo into any
ains in the slightest degree resembling disturbance
nr eating is serious business-espccially when You
have but sxpence and no idea whether the next one
Ass been coined
his tue that sweeney is emphaticaly siXpcnny
Eating house but you must take what you
socus you may As well have dined Al the Astor-
enless you know how it il done, you viii be nicely
aone yourseh II you indulge in second piece OF
ossc pickle bit Of cheese, sc. sc. your bill viii
s 'umined up TO you something after this fashion
sClsmsoup sixpnec- rosc5eef large shilln roast.
@sh eighteen, extra bread three butter sixpnoc,
srke sixpnce pudn sixpnce, cheese three, claret
Haywood and water sumized) two shilln-seycn
eAh" II you wish to dine cheapy. be contented
Stn cheap dinner Cal simply for a small plate Of
'oss beef mixed, (this mashed tprnips and 20
s''es IN equal quantities After you have eaten this
HasA dish.-and Ii is as much any one really
@s6' Tor dinner,-y0u may send for bread, hard,
1nks lumber Of cool Croton pay shilling for the
shoe and about your Business like refreshed and
snsibe man
mere Is still smother class ci eating houses which
sfss honorable rnention--tbe cake ami coffee shops
winch Butter cake Dicks Is favorable sample
chief merit Of these establishments Is that thoy are
''' '3en al night sad that hungry Editors or beAsed
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THE EA0LE HOTEL,

y
HEOPEskD The subscriber Ia. lessee me lnss
III and comnodious hotel for term 81 years and hopes
By constant attention 10 his guests % merit se pAronASe
al those who long known tho advantages which tns
house possesses every other In ths city In sddcoe
10 i peass1t and central location, hos beeo femotsllsd
IN many lmoonsnt particulars aud .grl>ned 10 style IN
surpassed By any hotel 10 ,ns eastern css add with 10
gree Of luxury and elegance never before attempted ms
The READING Rooms are supplied viii Tho issd,Hs
newspapers Of The Eaed sDd al ths Pubic Roos
have been fsd and furnished with direct reference s
c5uDn and convenience Of hose who may be pleased 70
yst them.
The LADIES DRAWING and RECEIVING ROOMS sss
furnished 10 the richest and most eegsn, manner win ne
very best " modern furrlture
The PRIVATE PARLORs and SLEEPING APART.
MEETS are sso furnished In the kyis
feeng satisfied that of his guests b. c,her~ss
than pleased with Ms pubic private fooms he vii
cesyOr by supplying ms TAsLE ~.th he rss sAxsY
AFFORDS and with sGentys aud obhging servsn", 70
peass al who may enter the Dining Hall
His COOKS trained ~ their business, ami Know how -
please .ns Taste Of the fas.ldious.
ccmmodious OMNIBUS vii al ell dimes be 81 ne De
POT The arrival Of the several trains Of cars ana so 81
the Packet Landing, and viii convey travellers sn1 hof
baggage TO and from the hotel free Of charge
Nothing will be omitted The part 81 lns fropneH 70
give the perfect satisfaction % Al WAC soH n1
house I'D "ALbklpok
Rochester, lime 10. fSss. tells lme
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whole face the sarth heart in the aHiaa rru.di
he sentence Il history IN the vengeance u Just God
and not IN this paper or any other paper " THIS type
sny other type YOU viii find that felony which -
the doom Of T0ur empire, which you cannot iucarcc
rate Try BY packed jury, chain transport hang OF
slay
Do speak the truth Where, now, B. that rre., re
for Liberty that name Uf " Land OF Liberty, that
bomhastc De about Free Institutions, by which, for
20 long England made fair face % the world IN the
Beunudas. my lord Nes You have set yourself In
the face OF Europcnot in array Of battle, but, more
deadly % YOU of opinion Twelve months sgO. snd
more. what you call liberal ideas that il, the des
that Man may speak the truth in him snd ye, live
chained started IN Rome, and spreading from the IT,
her saved all who received H. ruined al who opposed
u spread northward and smashed Austria south
ward. and freed sicily. even ~ the expense Of the
Grown and Government Of one United Kingdom
westward aid liberated France creating one Count
Neuilly Freedom OF political writing is right
truth old ~ Europe now, A. fully acknowledged IN
Europe now. as the right of human existence. The
smallest CITY OF Italy the mOst rldng state Of Germany
has that " Free Institution and II was IN these
times in times OF Peace openly and publicly before the
Earth you oseniatiousy destroyed that poor " Free
dom here. 7 and OF Liberty forsoOth Even thu
late yrant Of the French nation did not outrage COD
and Justice so 70 transport FOR ourteenyes brave
and gifted man. for writing the truth assinst him No,
my Lord O. the Piorbi OF Ncnce-tO that Austrian
AL of -pc.berg where the Lombard Pellico breed
away ten weary years-where the OF Msronceh
corroded % atoms n it, chans-o these dens OF tyran
ny must YOU 20 N find any likeness 20 your impous
rule. And where Is the Austrian empire now where
the tyrsnt of Lombardy where the ailor Of Spleberg
In the Alps my Lord runaway cstih from his capital
hiding Ike brisand ~ be shis airest province, his
Ireland his Italy that was now free from his grasp IN
erms-his second dependency Hungary, more de
pendent but gloryng IN Hungarian liberty won with
Hungarian blooi-his empr, dissolved into it, several
lust existsnces-his capital from which he hed dis.
guised. by stealth IN the hands OF his people wish
YOU and YOURS go successful All escape
But must close this letter Il is air, sdy over long
fear for those who viii read IT, beside you Next week
you shall receive some farther practical instruction
from. Nv Lord Assassin,
Your enemy the death.
THOMAS DEVIN REILLY.
D. rrr1ff. ~. sstlrlsr. 18th J1n. Is4s
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John Niilchers Brother.

The following correspondence has taken place
between the Irish Provisional Committee Of this
City and WILLIAM H. Mitchell. the brother Of
the Irish Marty
IRISH Con Rooms New York June ~,
Ny DEAR SIR. Al a meeting OF the Irish Provisional
Committee OF the City OF NewYork. held this evening
the following resolution was adopted
Re- he'd Thai the hospiiates u this Committee be
extended William Il michel. Esq. Of Dublin, and that
ne be invited 10 regard himself their guest ouns bis s
10 New-Nork ROBERT EMMETT Chairman.
JoHS T.. DEvELIN Secretary
Inc transmission to you according to instructions Of
copy OF the above resolution affords fitting occasion
TO assure you OF The deep sympathy entertained by the
ntOeis o! the Committee for your noble brother IN
"hose person tho spirit Of justice and all forms OF de
ceny nave been most grossly violated, and express
the nope tat the day Is when 10 utter Truth and
condemn "rons-lo advocate Peoples right to Free
dom ana % aenounce Foreign Oppression shall form
preteNt for banhment but be the c,isrspteed rriy
lege Of every lrishman.
have the honor dear sir
10 De Your ooedient sery't and friend
JOHN +. DEVELlN
secretary Irish Prov. Com tee
WAsm h. Mfch- s. a.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
~ Phrenolo gists and Publishers, FowLgss 4
WELLS Clinton Hall. 49, NzsssI-st N Y.


OF Fire Departmental a meeting OF the kngt'
neers and Foremen Of the Fire Department. held Al Fire
Hall Wednesday evening, the I8ih June the iO4
loW1ng resoluuOLs were unanimously adopted
Esotec That the Foremen VI the ysrio Fire Companies
the Department be- requested 10 call their companies To-
yether the aud lin ofJuy inclusive and hist 81
such meeting the members shall des snae by ballot the pr
whom they wish be nominated an Engineer 70 nl
the vacancy occasOned By the death u Engineer GEOhIE
KERR
Eesolred That Committee Of three shall he appointed
rom this body 70 act a. inspectors
R<ss Thai Inspectors shall reject the return OF esch
and every Company entitled 10 vote according 10 law
or 10 conformity with the rules and regulations adopted by
this body.
ResoIrsd Tat shall be the duty Of the Foreman u each
Company 10 transmit other VI the inspectors 50
pointed certificate signed by himself and the Secretary VI
the Company showing the number Of votes and the names
Of he persons for whom such votes were given at The meet
ing held for such purpose.
Resolred Thai the Inspector. shall reject the return
caie Of any Company whose meeting shall have been held
sner u O'Clock midnight Of the l7th ofJuly
Resoissd Thai the Inspectors sha meet a. Fuesns Han
on the lsth Of July from 3unn to receive the returns
Of the different Companies
EDGAR Z. HOLLEY, o. Hook and Ladder
GEORGE r. SMITH, Of Hook anS Ladder 4
CLARK VANDERBILT, 4 Hose co. e
c. v ANDERSON, Ch-Iinsn.
Gao. A BUCKINGHAM, Secretary. yl lstsdiOuhsl7h
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Asroa HousE. Saturday Evening. Julv !

T.
MY DEAR siB; beg that you viii express TO the
Irish Provisional Committee the deep gratitude feel
for the honor they have conferred upon nean honor
altogether unmerited by me- but which, knowing the
spirit In which IL is offered willingly accept
Assure them thst the kindness they have shown since
nv arrival here sail be remembered tl the lscs day
Of my life.
To yourself personally permit me % return my
thsnks for the assurance yor have given Of the deep
sympathy existing sinong my countrymen m America
with The fate OF my brotherand feel an srent trust
that yocr hopes OF Irelands speedy redemption from
the cruel tyranny under which she groans shall not
be ia vain have the honor - be dear sir,
Yours very truly.
WILLIAM HASLEI Mitchell.
JOIN Dsve4a Esq ltsh Pror ssonsi colanii.s tooms
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~ The Behm Flnte.-A. @. BADGER. lSl Broad
way has constantly on hand complete assortment OF bm
flutes Of bis manufacture and particular pains VIII be
taken with Flutes made order and IN al cases wsrsnsd
TO give satisfaction, and In addition can be found PnAip
Erss much admired music for the Flute Published In
bers e each and his Quadles for F1e and Oaitsf aso
books Of instruction BY CIDon Nicholson and others Table
usir azncs Ne coo
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GENERAL TAYLOR on THE SLAVE QrEsTIoN.-A
great deal has been SAID about the proper inter.
probation to be given 70 General Tsylors answer
10 what i known as the Signal Letter Upon
that subject, the iadejs td.N Monitor published
a, Tuscaloosa, Alabamal SAYS
" At any rate we have Ia possession an original
private letter. IN manuscript written by General Taylor
months and half ago, Ia reply 10 aspecnc ques
ton this very point. Ia which he states that ras
H0i has mfea'oH 10 intimate las concurrence rhh, nor op
position any Of tke rier y fts Editor of ne SgHcl
that the Stsnal Letter not written tor publics
ton and that under the impression that Il would not
20 beyond the person addressed 10 written without
that critical attention q the terms employed which
politicians appear much to require Tie replied ne
says to the Editor only ~ matter OF courtesy and
a. ia always his custom ho sgnihed his respect for
opinions honestly entertained aud his appreciation OF
the course OF man who manfuly defends what he
sincerely believes.
" This etter which now lies before us we are not AZ
liberty ~ publish Ia full but when we see efOrs
making to produce the most injurious impressions in
gard distinguished author should be- recrcsnt
both 10 truth and 10 duty II did not, our own
responsibility, make OF the means IN our possession
At least tar as may be necessary to correct the
Interpretations
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p Hon. jos M,NN IS the Loco-F oco candidate
for Congress IN the NINth District OF PeunsyNa
MIA. The district IS composed Of the counties OF
Wesmoroland Bedford and Cambria aud i
strongly Loco. Foco.
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Rf Trail D. who started the first ser-care nsli;I
ton 10 this cognry, receives invsds 81 his cOmmodous
tabsnnsn, IS Lsighl-st door from s.; Johnsparx HIS
plan Of combines al the known remedial adspta
ions Of bathing, with sysney Of physiological and mecs
icsl appliances peculiarly MS own and diet and regimen
u1lke those Of any other Cry establishment No drugs
whaieveT used-water air food and exercise being tie
only therapeutic nsrumenlsities Patients provided
with key 70 The ARK giving them al times the
most delightful and saubriols promenade ground In New
York. Day patients accommodated. Consultations s5.
IVA lmoss
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- TnE TRUE WING, DAILY By ;. v Il
Hckeox OF the Ess has just started 81 Worcester
Mass TO advocate Gen. Taylor's election Il IL con
Quoted with spirit and discretion
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" Wigs. Wigs. Wigs.-AEoarRsr HEARD
importer. I'D manufacturers Of Human Hair, would inform
citizens and strangers that hey have on hand TIE largest
he chsspesi and the assortment OF wigs scsps half
wigs. topees ssds Of long hair fzettes, nnges and
o,ner ornamental hair which for price and quality
ealsled. Tie trade supplied, wholesale and retail, n
MAJ sn-sne, New York. is22 In
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New Jersey. followed In few remarks, much to the
same purport
How should not such an Institution As this BE- consid
cred lisa splendid monument Of perseverance and
philanthropy no5y Successful sttempt 10 expand the
intellect and elevate the moral nature OF beings VINO
would otherwise have been debarred the mos, com
mon and vet mosi beloved blessIngs Of htc.
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The Class in Moral Philosophy was then examined
The pupils appeared 20 understand the relative spheres
Of the philosophy Of private and Of public Of pohuca
life In discussing the proper resentment OF me
ms orty went agains, extreme revenge but some lew
wanted egai redress for injuries sustained rather than
private expOstulatOn, deemng such course desirable
because matters then taken c0ohg.-Unluekly tor
the stability Of this theory these beings do not see the
frequent Of sufficient deberstOn and GOODNESS on
the part Of our legal advisers
A song By Mics McMANus was very excellently per-
formed and afterward encOred Il almost seemed i'm
uossibs for one totally berett ght have been able
10 call forth such sweet sounds taking into consfeTa-
non the difficulties under which blind learners Of music
must labor some farther Glasses we're examined
that in Astronomy evidenced the complete understand
ing they had attained IN the rationale oi that suone
science
Mr.. CHAMBERLAIN, Superintendent Of the Institution
here took occasion 70 deliver few very appropriate
remarks We gathered from them, that since the last
Examination the Institution has been blessed Win IN
bounded prosperity and the number Of pupils has at
time during its existence been so large as nos" we
have not been called upon continued Mr.. c. 70 mourn
the death Of a single one OF our numerous family
numbering with the officers and others connected With
the lnstl,ion 10 or 100 There have been very few
cases Of illness and those very shshi which have oc
Cured.
Hon CHRISTOPHER MORGAN also made few obser
vst;0ns expressing himself much grstihed a, the strk
n- evidence OF the proficiency OF the pupscertainy
credfzble both 70 pupils and ~ teachers He had been
accustomed look upon the lot Of these beings As ne
cessarly gloomy and responding but here he bad
nothing but cheerful countenances and confenfment
he considered II Of the most beautiful features OF
the Institution that sthouz conscious Of their deprive
ton yet they have the courage to persevere in the Al
tainment Of al essential knowledge Money enough
has been expended. observed Mr.. Morgan 10 the
United States riAiH ne ias years. 70 educate thor
hy and petenty every blind person in the Jnion
Mr. kiSo, Superintendent Of Common Schools for
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MNNE-THos. j. ID. FuLLtE is the Loco-Tcco
candidate for Congress In the Seventh District OF
Maine now represented by Hezeksh Williams
liza
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CO. A BUormealN, Secretary. vi lsi3dlOtl
1" Phi Befa Kappa

~ Phi Beta Kappa.-The annual meeting " he
phs Of this society viii Be held on Tuesday the lbn u
July inst, at o'clock AN II the Philosophical Hal II
Union College.
d,s.s vii be delivered by CHARLEs sUNSyz, Eco Of Bos
f IN he PRESBYTERIAN Church City Of Schenectady
JSO. A YATES President.
Jso l. CAMPBELL, Cor. secy jy3 Us
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Gen. kearney-The c ompromi.e In the .enn,,

TI0 FTI7tltTNNIa NITT| FVf'TIIVT " NfTlTN0|
has the following dispatch
WASHINGTON, July -. lsic
The statement circulated through the newspapers
thst General kEAKNEy has been rejected by the senate
Is wholly untrue Il will be- acted upon tomorrow.
Asreesby to a previous understanding, the Select
Committee on the slavery question met today and oC
cupied their entire session IN the discussion of pren
mary points. The amendments proposed arc 80 ysri-
Gus thst II 10 impossible 81 this moment to torn sny
opinion OF the compromise that will Do finally agreed
upon. The general impression 10 be IN favor of
the Missouri Line m that should be recommended. 10
viii be carried through the senate The Committee
will meet again tomorrow, when some action viii
probably De had Indicative OF the result INDEPENDENT
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BY Telegraph to the New.YOFk Tribune.
The Lewis County Bank.

ALbANN SATURDAY July ~ 80.
The Lewis County Bank Bills are sgan r.
deemed at the Agency In this city and are ccnsid
cred good
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WANTS.

aAA>TED-A few sctis- youug ~ so0;h 90
w Mes 10 act sgeuis for the sale of nsw ard purou
"a bnc sons-s5o and shove their -xpeusss val -
Insured them 10 writing with opportunity u cleegi1<
81 40 per year S0gne now IN car employ VII nc
loubg make u go pee yesr, clea 81 al expense
Esch nan will have HI. district II VIII be Necessary oF
them least from - So to obtain good Suing
out Apply Al FRENCHS Publishing Hal, ~ Broadway,
up stairs Office II the tss q oar Union Al letters mag
be
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u Let those Dye now who never Dyed De-
fore.-t really quite questionable 10 have grey nsr
whskers and those Of the fact are rfoee ney
can easily change nfrders natural black OF brown
color without Injury the hair kn BY me use o. baich
ELOE's instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye Sud- wloes.4s
and REAL, az Wsl-si. near Broadway ~ Fak"a