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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04

Loco. Foco THUsDER-The Looo-Focos OF this
c,,v will sr. salute Of 100 guns the Battery TO-
morrow a, nOou in honor Of their late victory In VIZ
sins.
DyArv OF Az OFTicER.-Mr. James Watson,
much esteemed and Is .en, oaieer ss;sched 10 TIRE
sixth Ward Police. died suddenly a, els residence on
"Wednesday evening az Is supposed from enlarge ulsEi
OF the hear,
TIE IMMIGRANT AKNT-The total numbe- Of
grant. Who landed st .his port 90 "Wednesday est
wss o26
MtcHANlcs' lSsTITUTg ScH00L.-Ne cal the
attention Of The public 10 the advertisement 10 to DAY
psper OF the Exhibition Of this school At the TsbeTns
Gle n entertaining exhibition may b expected 20
the scholar, are said Be very proficient ic music snd
thoy are % perform new Csrlsia BY ESQ II CUEris
entitled Sprrg The other exercises Will BE- vsried
ard Interesting consisting OF dialogues, rcciislior'
resdirg Of original compositions SC.
II l. will be seen by oar Advertising Columns
,bst,hs Easla Lie sni Heslih Insurance Company Of
til. CITY has compiled with the requlsous OF the new
losurauce Iaw. By sling satisfactory statement OF It's
csui,s a. 90 OCO) With ,se Controller Tbs toge'ner
with its ample surplus fund.- and the 'ei'nun; sui
rna,henstcal principles upon which ills conducted
make IL one OF uudeubed safety and stability ard The
character Of IL. Oacer. sad Directors Is a susrsniy
tia, It's sa.lr. will D. msnsged With The most 'crupu
lou. honesty and H5ersliiy The principal once Is a.
40 Waust Manhattan Bank Building.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04

Loco.Foco THuspkR-The Looo-Focos Of this
City will ere salute Of 100 guns on the Battery To-
morrow 4. noon in honor Of their late victory In VIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04

$ NARsHtL's OFFIcE gorge B-erstsr, 4 colored
.sssr- 90 ga o. Hsrr- pscas - Zsrh. .
clars- Ct9- I1orrso Of - r~t-- Ia
c-roa- rsa9an -lot a. go oi c--llls al al
IL. Ice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04

THg WEArHER.-Yest,rday iawned clear and
warn. seeming 10 promise another senisi day Inc
viad increased however TIL whatever there wa. ssre
abe in tie sky and sun quito neuts4zei oy i's
chiln,.s and violence and the clouds Of dust Which
slsd the streets The afternoon, especially, was mt
uncomfortable We can only compare 1t to sbe dry ADD
unuaryipq risral which visits the cities Of toe Mcder
ranesn About sunset IL a5aled ie, and at toe pres
ent writing there 1. lan l, blew from the southeast
all dsy, having ged from the north east.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04

CHiLDEEs's LEca0HS AID FAScY srsAw HArs-The
s1b.crbsT hss " received several Ct boys ana 10.
sat' straw Has some entirely nsv styles, iTin ned with
oesaaf7l sLs~ ace trimmings. Ladies ere respectfully
iayed call ssd examine bis nch and va led soca OF eh
dfens Sumner Has. VIM. BASfA. 81 Csnsl-sl
nyf<F cor. OF Woosler-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04

u IHs HEssYsr GRAMMAR scHooL, 2sl Herry-st.
r-xi 70 All Saints Church receives pupils sges snc
ia hen for eolegs or the counting house Puesn ana
guardians are ssseEed call AID examine The institution
o. r o0AeKzssos,Ah q Rector. He refers to The Fac.
uhy Of Columbia College; Prof LswIsH Y Uaiversiry;
Vesry Of AL ssintS ChaIeh Rev. Dr. scHsoEpEs Or
FsAris, Or. HAIsRr, Mr.. EistssaoDr, and . lumber Of
hr ely clergy New term begins Monday, Nay. Pa
PTS entering snsr"ard charged n proportion mys q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04

ENPREss TO ECRoPE.-It may be OF importance
to passengers coming our In tho Cunard Steamers aud
others who may have occasion TO forward messages
from Halifax 10 st John for transmission By Telegraph
to New York and other c.e, to know that express
vito the steamers news will receive and forward 10
=, John anything that may be left a, Kesaer, Reading
Room 10 Halifax. within thirty minutes after the arri
val Of the boat at the wharf in that city BY this
rsyneuent passengers may communicate with this
country twenty four IN advance Of the arrival Of
the steamers Boston and forty hours Ia advance OF
the arrival Of tee boats In New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04

CELEBsITED CHEAPEsT CARR EsrABLfsHNEsr IN
THE UsIrED sTATEs, 90 BowssY, HIsaN AsDgR.os's -
Jgs received per sle arrival 20 bales " Eoghsh Carpet
lag also 90 hand sge sssormsnt VI splendid rsw and
ossanfgl psuerss Of imperial Threeply; AGO srss as
sonsut d reh doabs 1psrhns sod has Iogrso Carpet
Tag from p 10 70 per yard Hssrh Rags 2os eaeh Floor
o.! Cloth. 81 Sd per psrd Window Shades 9, 70 2 Stair
Caps;iag 1. "a -, ali Of which viii be found a. sysz
u Is per cent " The purchsssr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04

~ Do not forget LeG' kAYss REDS grand Military
Roranes CO AcFso'ures in the ate MsIcsa wG-p1bshsd
his day 10 as Literary An11A Be sure 10 get II; only
cenis OEce los a.sssun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04

Ksox's Hans AsD THs DoHE sT. P,rLEs-The
Done ofst Peters al Rore "a he oesuly ofee ednce It
a re "nctop Growing glory Of architecture What the
Dome OF ST. Pes,rs is n0ng bGltrgs, .he g. hss o.,
kso1, y ~ Eor ~ - well dressed en Cal TO- Gus
Lomsrs, Lnd sx.nine bis hstl of al nxlefiaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04

DESIRE IKELHEiMER This highly accomplish
Cd young artist most attractive Concert TO
take place 4, the Apollo Rooms, on Monday evening
mex, lie will be assisted BY signora LIZA FslontinL
y snori TananeIl Coreh and Mons. Msretzek' the Is,
Ter being &c gagged Musical Director. Such comb.
nation Of attractions would alone insure crowded ss
loon but the rare talents Of young kelheimer IN add
ton the lovers OF music could scarce desire speas
aa,er evening entertainment Since the close Of the
Opera We have had no such treat as this NIL be- aud
tie public Is beginning 70 feel the want OF L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-04

~ Mr. JONI pE CoURcEY YoUNG, President
of the o Haloran loung Ireland Club, and prominent
member Of several others. arrived in our City within
the last few days Mr. Young worked 10 concert win
some Of the mobiles, spir,s Of the Movement % the
prescription Of the National Pre's and the Clubs he re-
tired 10 the Yves, Of ireland where b. wss arrested at
Conz. County Galway Information having been glven
of hi. having pkos manufactured in that neizhbofhood
Hs was Imprisoned in Csstlebar Jail for four months
and % bis liberation in November last proceeded -
Calais 70 avoid the annoyance Of detective scrutiny
and finally set sail from Liverpool for this Western
World in which We wish him every success.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-17

Tvs MuaDrR oy Lirur. H.RnrsoV.-We learn from
Csptsin Marcy, that the train csmped on the red
fofs OF the Colorado on the 9th OF october. ON the
examine rs,ins which had 10 be crossed By the
Train. Not returning late in the evening Capt 81
bsd The cannon bred, expecting he lost AaNn.
at day break, the cannon was nred aud parties vers
despssched In different directions to search for him
The trail vas followed which he made the evening be-
ftre, which led about three mites from the oamp n
VI. supposed from the trail, that he had diScoversd
bres or four Indians, aud had turned aud sone TO
where they we're They, perhaps. gave him signs Of
riebdship end got Procession OF IA. gun when they
tOok LIN on about four miles, and there shot him
through the head, With his gun; the bal, entered
behind the right ear and temple
He was found stripped o. his clothing aud scapet He
IVES not shot with arrows. stated last week Tlis
BODY Vas taken care ~ and brought In by the train
ano viii be inferred At this place. Captain Marcy,
mini be vas murdered BY the kosss. aud not the
Ionharss as they have been the principal dspredstors
epon emieIan la the prairies this year rhe
ches be Gays, have treated the whites friendly and
have been psacesble the whote ses.u tient N
undoubtedly lost bis life through the reachsvy Of the
Indians be met they certainly gave him signs OF
friendship; and from the goodness ~ his heart ana
have been thrown OF his guard 20 let them take his
gop spd thus place himself petey In their poser
Twenty-Five dragons were Despatched In pursuit. %
the poisDs but owing TO the aded aud ~orn out con-
dion Of their horses they PEELED after follow
log their usil for nearly tso days, to return Fgyt
SR'h (-4fk.) herais Noe. Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-17

Posr OrricE Orrasrio~s The Postmaster General
has established the following neu Post Onces for the
week ending December s, 1sses-South Grady, Osss-
60. y Il James Campbell; Fly Mountain. Ulster, N.
~ VIM Van wagner; Port Mercer, Mercer, NJ J :,
John L.. Crater Jacksve, Butler, Pa d. q. Jack:
snow Shoe Centre, Pa, Samuel Aekey; FairvieE VII
lsge Montgomery, Pa. Sol Shulix; sullivan. Tioxs
Ia, Jas ID Dewey; Fidelity Miami, Ohio, Robert st
clsr; battnettsville. Marion Va p 8 Basnett SHAY
erttreek, Lee. Va Geo n Mebourn; New Garden
hustell, Va, Thos. w. Davis; Oak Shade Culpspper.
Va. Iresley Norshead Station. Thomas. Ga. James
3 Godfreyi Ooude sPrecinet Clark Ky John Hughes;
Blunvine. Carroll ILL.,. " ID. French; ST Peters frank
lin, III Francis Bower; Blue creek Franklin, III NJ.
Mereentbal. Grindstone Point. DE Ksb. Mo Geo w
smith; Jacks Forks, Texas Mo-. Reuben Hsrlow;
Marietta. Jasper, Mo, Jos ;. Cone: Mount Vernon,
Linn lows, tlDsh VAIN. South Fork. Wayne. Io~a,
Benz Darker; Montekuma Green. Wis Oliver Cotton.
iotton'ile. Brovn, Wis Mason o. Hubbard Disco IN
tnusd- rerrymsn ., Putnam Georgia; Stroud's creek,
Ihsmb, RS Alabama Names changed Jay, Fraakfin
n. Y. name changed TO Jay Bridget lnys's Ferry,
folah hi, Va name changed to Lovely Mount" Rus
sellvilie Marshall. Mise name changed to HAIRY
Iil;" Harrisburg, Van Buren,, Iowa. changed 70
{" Utica
Nr~ YosK rosr OrrIcE ArporSrNEVrs Dec 10 -Stts-
Wild. Oneida William Anderson; Sangsrh@Id OnsIJa
John d. jar. East Maine Broome Silss Brown; Whit
neys Point Brocm. ss--.nsl stoS; sanford, Broome
Hiram Daniel Centre Berlin Bepsseisef - Gai-
YER Iiogs Centre, riogs. thsrles Ransom
Nsw Offices Estsbf,sh,d - Amboy Centre Osrsvo
Jonathan Randall; Middletown Centre Drla~are WIN
ward Grant; North franklin. Delaware VIM A Miller.
TtseonhHusd-Amboy,U s~ego; Margaretsvile Dsls-
ware West Anboy, Osvego.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-17

THE LATE GEN. CLINcH WLMor PRovIs0.--
The Macon (Ga Journal describes conversation with
Gen. Clinch, few days before his death. The mind
Of Gen Cnch, says that paper seemed to be greatly
agasd In regard to the state Of the country
He apprehensive that the enemies Of the Union,
both North and South might be enabled to create such
IN excitement on the slavery question, to endangsr
the faety and perpetuty OF institutions. His only
hope be said in the moderation Of and
the wisdom and drmnsss of Gen. Taylor He spoke Of
the President with the utmost confidence. They had
Gerved for years in the regiment had been int
mate brothers. He knew the tenn permanent the feel
ipgs and opinions Of General Tay aud felt assured
that be would sanction any measure that would
eDdaDger the Union, or encourage Its enemies They
both Southern by birth, by interest by
citation, feeling and affection AM he would
poet to see son plunge dagger to the heart OF his
own mother as to General Taylor sanction any le
gsatve action that would destroy the South. These
views were expressed With earn sstness and simp
city which proved that the old hero to the
last In his patriotic devotion to his country He died
as he lived. pure, disnterested, warm hearted devo
tee to principle. a-l,f b.,
A series Of resolutions, deprecstpg the unwsrrant
able Interference OF the people Of the North with
slavery In the South and the District of Colu2bia
have been adopted by the Kentucky Convention also
declaring the OF the that the people
Of the State should not be prohibited taking into the
State slaves from other States, for their use.
e. c. Lapgdon, wing, has been re. elected Mayor Of
Mobile. -...,.r
Governor Joseph A. Wright of Indiaua was installed
into Office the 5th inst His inaugural Is brief and
says not word upon the subect OF slavery In the ter
ritories.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-17

AN AcceMPI IsHEp SwrvpLrR CSuoHr.-Stsphen s.
Saturday last for examination, charge OF obtaining
money under false pretences. The prisoner, about
forty years of age, respectfully dressed aud con-
tenders. 1t appears that about six sgo he
rived at the tavern Of Mr. Hunt, in Hamburger, end
expressed desire to take board for few days-repre
sentipg himself as lieutenant In the Fourth gmsnt
OF the United States Infantry, aud furlough for
the benefit of his health. The unsuspectng landlord
felt bonored by such guett, and listened with deep
attention to the recital Of hair breadth escapes at the
storming Of Monterey and in various battles and skr
mshes during he The interest when
it understood that he had been wounded the ode
by poisoned lance After sxhaustng the ubect,
he branched off to the American navy, in which he
stated he had the honor to serve midshipman. he
had also according to his account served in STINT
lar capacities in the British army and navy but being
Of arestess disposition owing to disappointment in
love affair. he had sought change as relief With
the geography of this and almost every other country
hs appeared to be perfectly familiar and could nsmsthe
prominent business Of land wtha great deal Of
correctness lie bad been great traveller and had had
very interesting interview withtbe Emperor Nicholas,
OF Russia. Among other matters. he reprs sented
that he was the owner Of fine farm in New jerseys
splendid horse an buggy at the Falls pleasure yacht
OF the mouth Of Cayuga creek aud kept his money,
some $50 600, in the Bank Of Albany. After remain
ing couple Of weeks he Informed Mr. III that he had
lost bis wallet, aud that White L. williams OF tnts
oty Of whom he thoIizsd TO draw, by the Bank
Of Albany, declined cashing his draft under discount
Of 1h per cent Rather than submit TO such shave,
he eaid he had written the bank to furnish him BY
press some 800 which he required for bis immediate
wsnts; in the meantime his agent in New York, who
was negotiating the rare M MS property IN view Jersey,
bad written to him for $50 and for few days he would
bs compelled TO borrow that amount from some
On the strength Of this repIesen alton Mr. H. let him
have the money. Subsequently lie borrowed $40 from
the same source making n all 500 Decides his board
About vek ago he WAS discovered to be an mpostsr,
by late officer in the army, now sojourning 10 this
city who on questioning him in relation TO the officers
Of the regiment he represents himeelf to brlnng to,
asesrtained that he knew not the OF Of them
day two Afterwards it was discovered tast he had
swudled parties NJ iagara Fas Amherst, and Attic
by these same representations, and that he not
welth dollar Ia the world. He was consequently
rcsisd, and en- being srraigDsd, demanded = weeks
delay TO procure Witnesses This granted and hs
was rensnd.dto jail 10 await the issue. Buffalo, IN.
~ .Adteffisev, DE 40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-17

THE LAIR IloS. WILLIAM sBoRr.-Ths Philadeiphs
Inquirer, 81 the Sth inst, speakiDg Of the veteran
diplomat fsys:-Mr Short, though he has lived per.
msneptly In Philadelphia fer nearly hall century,
and Mary College In the sane claes with the late Chief
Justice Nsrsbsl and vas dtinguished By the highest
collegiate donors. He vas member OF the Executive
Council Of Virginia at early age and the appoint
Congress Of the Confederation In l7s4 Joined With
him A. Secretary OF the legation. lie possessed, In
strct degree, the respect aud friendship Of that
great ftstetmsn although their sentiments some
public questions not always the same; and their
intimacy and dence continued until the close
Of Mr. JeHsrsons life On the organization Of the pre-
sent government u the United States, Nh. Short
appointed Charge dAfsires TO the French Republic,
By President Washington; and he had the honor Of
holding the first executive commission signed by him,
srd Of beirg the FIRST citizen Of the United States
nomirsted aud appointed to public Office under the
ecerslconttitution During the administration OF Gen
wsbpstop who evnced for him high personsl regard,
he was successfully appointed Minister President at the
Hague aud Commissioner. and fubsequently Minister
TO Spain The state pers Of which he the author
end especially those connected with the very
negotiations relative to the Spanish boundaries aud
riehts IN connection with florids ard the Mississpp
which resulted In tbs treaty Of i7ps, marked BY
and intelligence united to ecure for him the
conhdence Of the most eminent pablo fnnctionaries
sud the friendsbip Of very many distinguished men,
during bic long residence In EUROPE which embraced
1904 making him an ,ye-vitness In France Of the
various times and events II the old aud reign
Louis XVI the Revolution, the Reign Of Terror the
Directory, the rise Of Napoleon the Consulate
the fret months Of the Empire ana many OF the moet
striking Of the political and military occurrences OF
the ZANE period In Holland, Spain, and the Of
Europe through which he travelled, and every where
observed vith interest csmpess, and great intsIi-
from puhlic life and selected Philadelphia his home
where be resided until his death.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-17

FmE ~ CoyconD, N. n. One Of the largest and
meet destructive fres ever kpop in oooor
lnt night about midnight. The fire originated 10
buterslds Block, the nett range Of buildings south
OF the Eagle = Nee House Seven stores burned
occupied by Messrs J. W. b Dustin n 60, Allison
Dauit b. w sanborn, }. A Hi q. O. Sylvester, and
chptri suilock For short time the Eagle Coffee
Houte vas In great peril, being frequently on
me ~nicn was however, put out without much ds-
nsge Inc whoa amount 81 loss cannot Of course. he
stated win any degree Of certainty. Many Of the
goods we're tsved. The loss must Be, however not
f,sthsp $4,000 and may very much exceed that sum
me Wh.is smount Of Insurance. We have not learned
.srsp ssnbcfn 81 SEQ; hin $4,000 sylvester 81 200;
hulloek 300 Gage 81 Oco Prescott q son. s2coo;
bnrheld on The building that hrst tooh Ore, $4,000
There are also several other fnsuances but We have
no means 81 sscertsping 60 What extent Altogether
most severe calamity rendered especially 80 by
the inctm ent sessos q the yesr, shen many men
can III sHord TO BE turned out Of EN- ploymsnt aud
vhsn u Impossible TO Immediately rebuild Concord
IN H. Statesran, Dec. Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-17

1rrfhnTINe rson Nss,ce.--By the arrival here yes
terdsy OF the schooner Oregon Capt Trenis. fr, m
Tsmr.to the 18Th ult we hsve received FL Eoi,ioso
ard " DJsnsor ~ that port TO the 24h an. ~ ssb
OF The capital 10 the 18th, both ipciuive
lteress little In them to interest The condition OF
thlrgt IN general In Mexico e. Just the same 10 vas
At The psrod 81 cur last sdvices The present only
fur dsys later. I-.I
IN con,equerce Of the ravsges Of the chriers In Chit
hushus but little attention has been paid to political
AFFAIRS IN that State No members have been elected
TO Congress and ibteigepce thence announces that
win not be possible through the fame causs for the
elections TO take place this year.
The lndsrs siill continue their bsrbaritss In Du-
rsngo and the other frontier States.
he Jsmpico Dfensor Of the Gath ult inveighs bit
tefly sgsnr the tyranny and despotsm of the
nor OF the State Of fsnaulips Senior Cardnas who s
coptipuslly sccordpg 20 that pint, hsrsssing the
population ~ HE persecution, Seniors Tore, Castlls
pusrt ans towels have be.n obliged to take TO fight
abandoning their wives families aud fortunes at rsm.
rco order for the of the editor OF the
yfnsor sencr Z. Gsuter Nsldtmar, had been issued
but be vas temporarily absent from the city--N o.
P,csyrne, Dec q. b
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-17

Dcmesttc MistelIspy.
The renobscot river closed win ice the 18th
intent .....
there were rs deaths IN Boston for the week ending
the 18th intt,
The lno- vas sis inches deep at Cstcchin, Md on
the 14th int I'D. tf''E
A slifofnian states that Miss Abish NJ fcrme.ly
81 kdgsrto~n. Mas. wss at san Francisco, making
SIS per day, by wssbibg .ll.
David Dill formerly OF Bloomington. Mes York CON-
mittsd suicide at ~ Louis on the 4th inst cause
disappointnsent In q love affair.
b. ci.y Of cleveland. Ohio lighted with gas on
the Tth inst
dees stion OF Pottawettome indians passed through
ST. Louis, on the I'd inst route for washpgton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-17

s,sF snr .ssg41a. i,scali i-.snsi 81 ziiJIlsis
q. ,s,,- sssusas 80 o,., zniae5s ii - r's-rf
...-s,.t ..-ta-N rlctt az ..nlT TssN : sitli
,...,s "A t4f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-17

Mr. Gibbs, one Of the emigrsnts from Lynn (Mss.)
to California returned by the last steamer bringing
with him ten pounds % the gold dust As Offset,
he states that hts passage cost him s450 be
paid doctors bill Of 800 just before wing Csforns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-17
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When her emotion hsd somewhat abated, abe called
for sr Howard twho was close by and taking him by
both hands che faid In Der native language thou
s.s,,sSs sor ~ y.rs tar as. a
expected taken Of sympathy Tor the struggles Of
my liberty loving, but down tiodden people, Whilst
psny-lsdies and gentlemen toek place, aud the
mcst intense interest aud excitement vi
,hls me n.pt or. Of = sesoiisrly strange Kind Ne.
mories Of osrnsge and blosdshsd OF deeds Of hero
isn and glory Of frightul bu;cheIy aud unreeutinS
tyranny came ever the mind, quckening and heating
the bleed. Mr. Howard through the Doctor, replied
that he was more than proud ofthe honor Of having as
his guest the greatest aud most goriou. Of
d,rn times After this the ornamsnt passed round
the tables Of both ordiraTies. Then gentlemen
In greups and desired meet respectfully the honor Of
tcuted she iusde her respsures 10 the challenges
standing AZ this particular point, Der figure which
Her head aud nsck are finely formed her countsnEce
detttng the sweetest rossible expression Her bust
is full ard clsssicslly iumsd, Her proportions are
lktwise full but Of most delicate I'D graceful symne
try Her hair Is Of light brown. the masses OF which
parted IN plain and simple folds upon her forehead
Her s5ss, naturally mid are sometimes 1T up With
most brilliant and piercing preston In her dem,anor,
che u exceedingly auisble, Kindly, retiring and
Dodsst. She wore dres, CT light blue sk, with
trcolcr scarf gracefully thrown her shoulders
Her ornaments we're few, but Of the rarest kind and
wCfkmspsbir. After dinner abe went TO the pubic
room acc, mpsnied by the Doctor Miss Doneson, aud
family whsrs the other ladies Of the house surrounded
her IN groups and babe her welcome, woman alone
can DO to this land % refuge and liberty Through
the kindbess Of MIR Howard enabled 10 se. the
POLKA cosee by this glorious creature when for
the benefit Of her country, che exposed her nfe and
vent az scout or spy into the Ustrisn camp. IL s
Of white cscbmsre thick and strong Of texture lined
with red clstb, and braided with cordog Of the sane
color The tsbrefsche, OF leather pocket slung
the shoulder by alestbern belt, Likewise shown
when We saw tbese ntos Of her bravery and in
rspidiy, could not resist the aspiration that Gcd
In b, ~isdcm nay So decree Is that Nile Apoilonis
inde pe ndeht republic, prosperous and powerful.