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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-04

The MYSTERIOUS DsAPrEARANCE.-The dis
appearance of Mr. Hammond cashier OF the Dorches.
ter and Milton Bank H. yet involved in mystery A
careful Of his accounts the bank has
be. u made. ana every thing found correct and his
Irivat. ssirs ell rpht. IL II feared that he has
met with foul play He has left q wife and nine chill
dren lie vac about As years Of rather below the
middle sge liberal reward IL offered for any infor
nation that will lead TO knowledge OF his fate
Boston TrgpNc,,Df Or
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Cincin natl Is at last to have hotel worthy of the
Queen City. The Burnet House is to be one. third
larger than the Aston House New York and the build
ing will cost S1500C0 1t is built by q company nd
it Is expected that Mr. Coleman Of the Astor House
will become the lessee.
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LIBERIA CorFKE.-We have received from a
friend intere sted IN the colony at Liberia, West
Africa small sample Of the coffee which Is being
raised by the coloniss The article quite fair and
very c.an and the single trial that have made Of
it gives US good opinion of its quality Ira
peuer Oct
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The MACKEKEL tIshERY.-We understand that
the fishermen On tn north shore have had fine
sport for several days past The waters off Cape Ann
literally sxarmipg with fat mackerel. On Tues
day within ciro umfere OF about six miles within
short distance Of Eastern Point Light, there were
six hundred fishing vessels engaged in catching
mackeIe The OF vessels Of all sizes from i've
tons up to hundred and twenty five, were busily
engaged the whole day and according to several esti-
mates made by ofthe odest in habtan1 OF Glou-
cester it is supposed that 1T least twelve thousand
barrels tshen valued at over 500 OOO An exoe
lie day work this The mackerel we're nearly all NO
l. Some ls from the south shore. with crews OF
twelve and fourteen men aud boys, caught over one
hundred barrels zach, and put into Gloucester on
Tuesday evening. to pack out and procure fr esh
supply of salt Morgan, Of The Gloucester House, in
his beautiful yacht Prince Albert Of the most
successful fishermen on the ground he caught over
barrel himself friend informs US that the sport was
indescIibaby exciting Toward evening the mAcke-
rel struck off toward the south shore and were followed
by about three hundred sail of fishing vessels. The
mackerel excitement at cape Ann seems to be quite
equal to the gold excitement in California and the
sport is better huber will you go? To Monterey
or Gloucester? The three times day to the
latter place. steamer sails for California next week
-Bogfo1 TSdnSC,7pf
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COSTLY SPEKCH.-MT. B,nton's late speech &C.
cupi eighty ,.Nen columns Of thu National Intel
heerou ana oman BY N ate regulation OF the
senate mater OF hi. Aud paid for out Of the trvs
sur, at tie rae II ~ b. per column. This makes the
cost u bentonr speech exceed s. 3Vo
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Registers Once October 2, 1S4Y.
Amount outstanding Of the several Issues
prior to act IT 22d July l64a, as per
records Of this ofhcr. go. $1elese 81
July is46 a. pr records Of this Office . 2so,s5o 90
Amount outsts Bdipg OF the issue Of 28th
January, le47, rs per records Of this
office IL 1926, $50 90
ll,779Sss 81
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands Of
the ccoupting officers, Of which $l3,46o
is under the act Of 22d July, 1S46;
$40 400 under the act Of 18th January,
is47, and $3.50 under other acts ..... 241OO 90
sll,755 sss 81
DANIEL GRAHAM,
Register Of the Treasury
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MEETING OF THE CANADIAN PARLIAMRNr-It ia
expected that Parliament will meet for the
Of business about the 2uth November next
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MARIrIMD IHTHLLIGnnon /.
Port OF New YORK., Ootober /


Cleared.
.Cresoeus City t ss0ddArd Havana and Now 0deaaa
Brix-nay i Jare Renton. Wilmington
Schs-bendtiok Hudson Manson Belize Pattn 90; har-
etta, Burr Richmond. Alien q Pa1son
Arrived.
Ship Brutus Mitchell (repr yesterday Bremeu ds
fr m BULL Eng with iron To Brockeman I2h ut ist Sc
the esl hence Liverpool 9th uIt il, 4s Ion s.
spoke BIZ bark Ada bound East large
line Alice evpor. for sson; lat 49, lon fix
.aP CSrv sso rS% sSsS0, Aye FOR BS:
mahoeany. to Good ne 90 Left vessea The vas
~ With
0elriohs Kruger She IL SSsrasi
British brig ps% Clark Glasgow s. days with iron 60 to
% d. s g. bark % s 3,
c, sol,I =, Ahce from Newpor. W for Boston
ts,d., the VI SPIT ' '''''' '''
with Who's to de- Ia Fsanse .Sfe''0 Sfa1 op0rs' u days
Swedish brig r NCro Rio 50 days with como !,
S Ion Ss . spoke an Am brig signal red ".
SIGs Ssr h BAY % the Nee wss boarded
Brig Citizen Brown haohias days. spsrs to ma.er
Brx Tampico Wilson. New Haven. with mdse. Badger
senr PamphOo, Tatord Wilmington. NC. sd.ys
Sohr Jerc eman Gosline, ~imngton. NC, 4 DAYS.
sehr 4 Thompson Fo'ser Newbern ND, days
5 S'a ssssdssn S.y NC
Schr Charles Char Henry. Brown Oorac0ke. 4daya
schr Planet, simops virg mia, . days
Schr Isabella, sherwood. Boston
schr Louisa Jeuhs Bsrnstabc.
slSp l ATss S.. ssyi rs f sTs:
Sailed.
Steamship Crescent City soddard Havana and New Oreana
The following vessels spoken yesterday At anchor "A
po oT % bss TSe for MsoA
side enc blowing frcshwith heavy sea,
OcrosER 3-wud at SUNRISE NE; meridian NE; sunset NE
Win rAn-weather thick and stormy.
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ASTRONOMICAL DrscovKRY.-The new satellite
officially announced below, by Mr.. Bond. Ed
ward Everett, President Of Harvard in introducing
the letter of MIR. Bond says
sit may be proper to add that Mr.. Bond communi.
Gated this discovery to me orally the 2lst instant,
but thought proper to delay the public Mt
till he should have placed the existence of the satellite
beyond asnbt by further observAtons."
OBSERVATORY, CAMBRIDGE, Sept %, 1848.
Dear Sr,-On the evening of the 18th Of this month,
small star was noticed situated nearly in the plane
of Saturn's ring, and between the satellites Titan and
Japetus. II was regarded ut the time acoiden tal
1t was, however, recorded with estimated position
in regard to Saturn.
The next night favorable for observation, was the
the satellites the object similarly situated in
more carefully laid down. But still, at the time, we
From accurate measure mt the evening of the
grade motion Of Saturn that portion Of the heavens
fully examined and every star its path for the
two following nights laid down q diagram, and
mioromatic measures Of position and distance with
objects in the neghborhooo, we're taken.
The evening Of the 20 tn cloudy. On the 21st
the satellite found TO have approached the
primary, and it moved sensibly among the stars
while under observation. similar observations were
repeated on the nights OF the 22d and 23d instant.
Its orbit is exterior to that Of Titan. II is lass
bright than either Of the two inner satellites discov-
cred by Sir William Hersohel. Respectfully
w. C. BOND.
President EVERETT
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s:,s'ss. Z + & ii : !; !,
ST. rs Bremsn brig DANISH 80 0fs' ana i'' ''A''
du rOST n. or Al arrivals from foreign
North American asSos ships p' Ssrts
s's A!s Pre-, ,s 10 r..
os T For a sssS p 10 and
Ssop 80 Sarsss and u :.s.mpoats The
Delaware. '''e' NOV 'N'00'ns view Jersey ~
rosr OF BALrMoRK arrivals at this port during tho
Ss:a s H. .rss 3 sshooneI.ziIom sS.
Gsnsa.n a a%-rsaa s
R ;S' s.ss . sssss'' ~si:
h,omoSp y.Tssss were cleared from Po. Reh
ar es . toner g. 0p and
amount this year. eoSsS
WhaIemen.
Art ship Brunswick, Amy, seas Bahia Aug 10 with
2SO bbls VIII 80 90 o 1900 lbs spoke Aug p oil
for Nantucfc 100 sp on board from r'nc OF and
ATT snip d1sps Taylor Pacific Ocean with !aO bbls
10 Ion is ship sn'sr aasoy Hantae. so.p Died
Spoken.
Bark ThOosa from New Orleans for Msrsees Sept 90 Ia. 3d.
Br bark Edward Jenkins II days for Coqumbo July
ra%sssa day. from Lopdo. for Ago. Bay Jul,
Foreign Ports.
sept i2-Ship Lady ArbeA Glover for New York
W. Pe0l40fn
ut 10 oils hawsins OF Gloucester for Cost
o. Aea Eagle DAVIS from Gloucester River
Vi .s,e, O.. =. =
sept 10 BARK Nathaniel Blake Isey
io ~ vi h"eus u bemis irom n York arr 18th.
oept s-bark Jesuru Vina. for NYork, 10 d.
,oh oePt o-ohlp sophia WALKER Wiswsl for Bostoa
~ p,, q, PA" pinins LOT DO about l6h; Wrlght
ii uo, p. iA"nhcs waite belsn Fielder, Willis
VaA. emu ana Loa Bearse for NYuk, Three renis
Y.ian s nsA paner CUBA ancnard and Mary Dale
- AZ n ga An ooya' Orummond for Cadl Suwarrow, 5,sep
.a 10 oSs Nereus hasury Tor bostq IN all Sept
soia naei "nsn oeof Villains Pains SEA Eagle WiiamG
Imiei Vt.omsp dsnnuul, and Henrice, Paine
~, or ork W clear next day lslam LeHsnd
~ Sulhae DoSse Tor CronstHdG Globe Hilbert
Gov ply nas UP Tor SOON and another
n1rx pa ley orH H.kua Milford Dig I'd, schr Nary
Cns,s I'd oth oaks Columbia, Beechsr,
NM n"r oesits. OK .
oodoS -, aug snip rama aswlin Boston. and pro
S Ia " uonos hyics In port Dig benjamin Biglow, Nay
avn anu Vi Aon'eNooo.
Bosror Oct 2-Arr O., Enza Nosa,as GLASGOW, h,r
brock Monevicco clinton furbcck Buenos AIR. John a
a,es and T"rno uoiturn rHsde n,a .s
Cid ships Lsp and s,mnon New n,ess ASS ni"ueip,a
sailes Charleston and HAVE 80 Tnr" 0 ao yer
load for n; brig vi Davis Moron rn,,an
Saline Gray. RIO Japero Woronocc Micbener W, a. s
via Easp RI Fabius b6, son sos 49, u :" u'ot, No
err Jewess rcporrr or New POINT hi Sne ao s.e IN
ship below sb,n Mar land a. az vi o'vaoA oy
brig uuk nov n lnccn with i,ntns go oos.on aso
Lines NYork Sarah Em,ne iam,on dS . mo.W Lnars
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Herald Marine Corrsponaeno..

COTTt8pOnOenCes
fHILADkLrHiA Got 3 PA=Airived-Brs Adele Fontans.
Bremen; sens Lcsbulg Boon Wilmington. Nc; Morrs Wan
Beast0n, do -
BelowShpe stephen Baldwin. Borland from Lverpook Co.
from Halifax Ms Eliza Jane Townend from Wilmington Nc
CleAied-Bark Hermione, Starr. New Dreams.
Miscellaneous.
LETTER BAG Of packet ships London
cose at the Exchange Reading Room this half
gooook and Moptesumn, for Liverpool past 81
Nicholas Tor Havre this day, at half past II.
BRIG OcxANUs sullivan OF ymouh from Rio Jansiro about
aug Tor Boston wassen from SctuAte early
ing at anchor in the about the
only one mast standing The captain and arrived
Boston In o steamer.
SHIP BRooKLyN Richardson arrived here on SATURDAY. from
Calcutta when of Anamsu lssnr in the Beng A. Wa
struck with violent squA which away the head 81
irema lost flying jb boom maiuop
WIN rigging ana sails attached, and cd other
damage which rendered the ship
In0ugh IN TINS disabled condition. instead
capt Richardson directed all energies make
wmoh ne completed II about week, and continued
short as other vessels saiiii about the time.
BARK EDWIN, Wales from Havana for Cowes arrived Al
Charleston on the Both ult, in Distress
tcHR NORMA Of Portsmouth, which oapsxod ON
Friday last in the Sound boarded by oos
ARTIST and towed into Cow Bay where they pumped
She was taken possession of by the captain and
PORT OF BosroSArval and cearanoes during the month
OF September, 1915
Ships. BaIks Brig. schrs soopa Total.
s ssss.l : s IS & 4; = Il = =
OF the foreign arrivals ships barks IS brig l26 sohoo
ner were Brit s br,ss Danish; brig French brig Turkish
fs,sisa. y g g * : =;
Of
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H.
ready devoured onehaf Of the crops and threaten to
ravage the whole country.
The Paris Monifeur Of yesterday week nnounoes the
death Of Doctor Dufour at Orthes in his lOlth wear
He preserved his faculties to the last
Half the officers now in the army have purchased
their commissions.
It IL announced in the PARIS papers that the Pope
with view TO extend civilisssion In Madagascar has
appointed Bishop to that island
The Emperor Nicholas has conferred the Grand Cor
don OF the order Of St. George on Marshal Rsdetxky
It'll curious fact" says the Medical Times, that
the most carnivorous quadrupeds more to
devouring women than men, Yet women are de-
scribed as the tender sex.
Since the first appearance Of the cholera in Egypt
twenty thousa nd people had died of It, At Smyrna
ut the latest dates Aug. 29th) the deaths
hundred per day.
interesting paragraph Mr. Paul Desroohe, our
great historical painter s the of leaving He
intends to visit the nited States with his paint
ing Of Napoleon crossing the Alpsu work which Is
the bnest picture Of the age.
The corner. stone offs Masonic Hall Was laid at
Vicksburg, Miss, on the 18th ut.
public meeting WAS TO be held at Fort Smith last
Saturday to take into consideration the utilty Of
road from that point to California md Oregon.
The Lexington, Mo, Express has an ao,ount of
man named Baker, near Marshall, In Saline county,
who conceived isoestueus passion for his daue
killed her because she would crafty It, and mme-
diatey afterwards destroyed himself Baker was ffty-
Fix years old, and had wife and six children.
At the late CONNIE cement of Augusta Collage in
Kentucky, the honorary degree of L. l.. d. was con
f.rrtd upon the Hon. Matthew Harvey, Of Hepknton,
New Hampshire.
MIR. Ordway, one Of the proprietors of the Portland
.asrrfsr, was assaulted In that city on Saturday
night He was struck on the head with n club, and
prosrsted. The blow penetrated his hat the skull
and indicted . out OF IN tnoh and . hall In Nnsth.
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LIGHT! LIGHT

SOMETHING y ENV and just the thing for every family
- requiring Light and cheap too that every one rich
and poor buy II. 1t Is neat c. DI.tSTiCk max
ny and wIChlng is own Candies out OF Teiow Lard.
any Grease that will burn. by simply turning the bottom OF
the tandIe>Uck, beautiful hard. smooth CANDLE IS
forced OF the tor and desired length You wish
tlom one inch to i've ieef in height.
lit Is neat ana simple a common cpndlgsCk: COn5e-
qUenttv may be managed BY a child.
Be- BY means OF this you convert all refuse
mt" candies. and thus Obtain light from TO MS week
s. Inc WICK siTy and smooth. nus FhrtDn tgh ar-
ing OF me HalIe. but burns Ike sreTm candle.
The wick be chan red without ali disturbing the
large
You coil in the bottom Of the candI. maker or candle
SICK, wick sufficient 10 last i've weeks. Wheis
mains out o. sight and ont Of the way.
D.. gu may keep candle al the same height all thc
time tor len yeaTs-EO sfun!r> pieces lefl.
>img Of gIea~e II If fall turns over, but
" and clearly As any lady could desire.
So. cannot get out Of order.
H. proof O Their superiority utility and ueauessr the
Immense number >Ci sufficient. The price rni0r
the al the United States and the article requires
Gay Ia he TO convince the most InC-eUcGs of th
facts. No family will be- without them VINO can sCraye
IL -etHer the small price asked.
Ni-h small canI'q active business man can make q
quick and profitable operation by GrchsN the In0nopoiy
tins article has get
s1d. Persons VINO desire eubak pleasant anu
highly lucrative business, invited call at OtTice
.TD IS PERi)jiJD STREET. North side between - Charles
an CarOndeiet - reefs. Ne" DT.sana.
he nOLOpov of the city Of New Orleans and states o.
Louisiana. Georgia North tarJna and Arkalsas for the
sale OF article offered, a." proposals VIII be received
for he tta ung the city OF New Orleans for the
SUI. y OF J. sislana and Tens.
mrs Z! 4 z MYERS y 90.
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','HE LECTUREs and COtSsE Of ISsTRUCTIoN
e T aG eoS1as ." the IS Of
Nay nfy are intended 10 en,bfaIe the mos important
tiaGi and C"Ssitatgo"aS Iaao
Lectures Will be delivered upon the various branches and
Those hy Professor Henry A. BILLIARD viii embrace
The history OF he Roman Law" from the earliest times
Law. according 10 the approved method OF the Ger
School, I'll The jurisprudence Of Louisiana com,
Spain ~ An outline of the Land Titles in Louisiana
ws ba fetpe from anGe Spa4 o. 1he ned siass
of: l. Admiralty and Maritime Law embracing the rights
Maqume tors, geneaI average, salvage Civ! and
Military. Mariners Contracts Marine Insurance and Hy-
Repairing and supplying of Ships. II. international Law
embracing the Law pze and the ,'nze Courts
IN their Pacc and Hostile relations Treaes Of Peace and
Private International Law. III The jurisdiction Of the
Courts of the nited States embracing the Original and Ap
pelate jurisdiction of the Supreme ard Circuit Courts and
the Original ursictom Of the District Courts Courts
Revenue and As iHe ana Instance Courts OF Admiralty.
The Lectures Of Professor RANBELL IirSr will tea of
aautle rooefty and Contracts, Mercantile Remedies
lInse Lectures WI trrat OF Sole TadeT,, Partnerships
aad Corpolauons OF Pnncna and Agents Of Bill, En-
and Contracts wish Carriers Contracts OF hreiahtment by
F L t "o an" a5 lG S% ,9 IN sg 5 {"
OF sale Guaan'es. Len, and Stonpaee in transtu,
Juri'de'ion ,and-Iii Of tie Law OF Evidence
protessor Tuomss y. Mo~Ror, viii Lecture mon l.
The ommun Law and Equity jurisprudence and Practice
PetmEs IN C'il Gases at Common Law, and-l. COnsu
tu'iUnf.l Law.
cie Justice ErsTTs will deliver series Of Lectures
the RlIhts Of Person, aud the Conflict of Laws.
CHRISTIAN ROSELI,S, Esq. wIi Is Adjunct Pro
its>0r IN the Department OF The Civil Law.
Students ~" be pectei TO produce satisfactory evidence
OF good moral character.
The deeree OF Bachelor OF Laws will be conferred only
those Who shall have attended two Courses OF iecuIes or
full after having studied al least one year the
Office OF a Counsellor Law, and after sire examination
By ali the oesso'e. Dunng the Course there will be ire
qucnt examinations.
There viii be organized also Moo Court v hcf viii be
hodeu every week, presided bv ot the Pro
essOr..
~ The price Of Tickets for the Cosse fixed at .l00
20 for each Professor.
II. y. BILLIARD, Dean of the Faculty
New Orleans. June l. IS4s e,5 SIN
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY.

IiE Patronage that has been extended very ldsr-
i ally the last seven years, while ~ Com Mn-ssP
street, has induced us the last Tsssz sf5>
large building expressly for manu- frSSs~f~
tactunng and repairing CARRIAGES AG--A-
We have OF the largest Shops the Southern
Country. and prepared, with good Northern wokuen.
and the bsstoi materials, 10 build style OF Carriage 20
oner, and guarantee them two used the country
We also better prepared than before for repairing
Carriages and restore them almost to their original beauty
and durability, although apparently and useless.
will gay freight sent repair W wall,
also, Keep on hand a5sotmelt OF NEW and SsIOHn-
HAND CARRIAGES which VIII 10 sod low. Cd t.KEIAGEs
taken N trade tor New We invite the attention Of
those wanting New Carriages. their old repaired 10
call Nanatactory ana Repository and iuds fo them
selves al the COrRCr II CRATER and iH ,j.ifJfiEJ
Streets, next door 10 the Office OF he Commercial Wafer
" Orks, of the ii. Charles Hotel New Orean,
ieJ ON MATTHEW'S n DEN NAN.
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FUNNY RAILROAD ACCIDENT.-On Saturday
evening, the I'd inst, the train of cars from
lowell approaching tins city, two of the
hindermost cars accidentally parted from the train
IN Medford, about five miles distant The occur
renee not discovered, however until after the
conductor had supped IN the city and returned to
the depot, when he was astonshed to find that two
Of his cars, containing some hundred Jassen-
gers each, were among the missing" He in
statly dispatched locomotive on the return track
and the lost cars with their population, were.
brought into the city after detention of about ar,
hour and a half bv this both amusing and vexa-
tious oyersight.-B0Stm Traueiler
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| New YORK IN OLDEN TIME-Dr franklin
| once remarked that d New Yorker could be known
by his gait, in shuffling over Philadelphia pave
| ment like parrot on mahogany table. The pres
ent inhabitants of city are never backward in
avoiding the crossings, provided such an act will
only facilitate their progress to some nook haven
Corlears Hook was called by one Van Cor
| lear, trumpeler at the fort, under Gov Van
Twlller, who laid out little farm the spot above
named.
Whitehall Slip took its name from Moore's large
,0hitc house or hali-so says David Grim who once
possessed map of the city in olden time, and many
manuscripts relating thereto.
| Mr. Grim has also stated that, during the great
fire OF l116, St Paul's Church was saved by allow
ing the citizens to stand on its roof and wet it as
occasion required.
| The roof of Trinity too steep to allow q SINH
lar proceeding, and the building was consequently
destroyed. The fire arrested on the eastern
side of Broadway, by the brick dwelling of Mr..
Harrison.
The knckerhOckers We're very eccentric: one
Robert Murray, a Friend, called his coach q !" leath
ern convenlency,' to avoid the scandal Of pride
and vain glory.
Washngton's carriage was very large and splerl-
did, requiring four horses prope it, md occa-
slOIally SIX Virginia boys We're attached to it, Ii
was cream colofed, globuar in its shape, ornament
ed with cuplds supporting fesoons and wreathes of
flowers, emblematcaliy arranged along the pam
Network The whole neatly covered with the best
~ s''''"'
Mrs. Gates, the wife of Gen. Gates. was in 1857,
the only woman in New York who wore the
breeches; for her riding habit was composed Of
mems clothes after the manner of those worn by
the English ladies OF that period.
The servants of the oden time were habited in
damask breaches, broadcoth vests, a broadcloth
coat of copper color, lined with black. Some np-
peared, also, in leather breaches and glass buttons
black stockings and wig. The ladies Wore cork
stays, whalebone stays, and pack thread stays; the
perukes Were classified as fox-tails, twists and
curls. Black silk and satin was much used for
bonnets; muslins not worn at all quilted
Marsellles silk or satin petticoats white aprons, a
cushion head-dress-the borders of which was
called a balcony, we've very fashionable. Before
the revolution, the mush:mellon bonnet was in
vogue: afterwards, the calash, or gig top, and the
straw beehive bonnet--tlle latter worn only
by old ladies' The busties of olden time We're
called blshops--a thing stuffed with horse hair
then followed smaller affair, under the name of
cue de Paris. also stuffed padded with the same
material. The modern bustles have, like their pre-
decessors departed this life. being too much worn
ont to exist any longer. The boys wore red cloth
coats their fathers coats, with large cuffs and big
skirts, lined with buckram.
One Of the Kidd pirate association, Lowe by
name, was very peculiar Individual he used to
cut and slit the noses of Englishmen whenever lie
had an opportunity.-N Y. Sunday atlas.