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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

THE DORCHESTER AND Iuros BASH ROB-
DERY-W understand Shat Jack Wade, now IN
confinement in Dedhsm jail, acknowledges that he
wss one of the parties who robbed she Dorchester
and aihon Bank of about 49,, 900, ard has gvsn
up $1,000 or $4,000 of tho stolen money. part
Of it he hsd barred at Sooth Boston, and unler hs
direction the place was found ans tha money re.
covered, Boston Times Cd.
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that the Seward rule or ruin party, vhen beaten,
rescrted to boiling or undertook TO call a ne
fractional Convention We submit, therefore, that
i. blundered in taking up tbe sahjeot. The com
parsons 1t suggests sre nns favorable TO It's friends
IKE Fugitive slave Law and the Coasti'
tuition.
To ae Editor Of Yhs 7yibuas:
lam obliged to you fox the copy Of the ab5ve
named law given in cur last number. haze been
coming it and comparing it With the Constitution.
Will You please help ne to harm0nizs tee no fol.
Owing passages --,..
Tbe privilege Of the wr! Of nabe1s eorDn' 't1 ss Be-
saspfadsa unless whsn in c4ss Of tseoa or Invasion
he public safety may require H. ATs |, See q
FUGITIVE sLAys Law.
Ard The certificates THE, md the frat section nea.
TONED ,is be conclusive OF the l'h Of The psrson o.
ne FtEte or Territory from which &c pet and 41a
pr.sent asotestafiu n sa'e e.o r er'oa BY pro-
et,. ts,ud by any Court dgt, dagt'Tas, or other person
isho17sotCey SEE 9
The point of comparison liea in the italioised
clauses The Constitution 'nys, the writ habaas
corpus shall not be suspepdea-sha Eugirive Slave
Law SAWS Il shall. Is it not Sol Or are my spec
tacles amissl PIease give your Judgment ia the
Drerpiees, and oblige So l am sure VOC viii, not
me acne, but MANY READERS.
-<se---------
TEMPERANCE CoEvEnTIoN.-rhe Sssse Tenn
perauce Conv entioD commenced its ses7on in thfs
city, yesterday. Aoous $50 delegates were pres
emit. BsrziIlei Hudson, Esq presided TIE sab
jecs of the ganization of distinot Temperance
party in politics was discussed. The proqoslsj,n
wss finally made TO await the nominations OF tha
two political parties to propose 10 all the candi.
dates the test Of she auPptessIon OF intoxicating
drinks by law ard to selsc- such men from b3th
tickets Is sill apswer such tea's satisfac orily
The Cow ention adjourned until today, whils dis
cussing he details ofthis plan.
In the ~ ening Temperance lecture vas deii7-
ersd by Rev John P!erpon6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

DISTINCTIVE FIRE.-We understand that. or
Sunday night lass the extensive paper mill Of
Messts. Pratt x Foster in West Corn wal, was So
tally consumed by FIRE. The burning originated in
the garrett. The building vas insured 10 she
amount of SIS, 900, and was valued at $4,000.
Ltehhed (Ctl Republican, Sd
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COAL.

GOAL, RED OR WHITE AsH-Zhe lowest market
" price, LsrEe Nut, $3.50; Stove ard Egg $6; 3, yards
40 Broone 81. Wooster and Sls Bowery
ala Smt JACO8 WEEKS, Jr 4 MEPHEWS.
aHOAL.-I selling coal usual OF tho bes quality
AcheapeT than any other dealer In Inc city, from ny
ai9 6w& PETER CLIFTON
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g9S Rev. Mr Strain Catholic priest Of Cabot
vile, has been holden 30 bail in $500 for perjury In
swearing that man nRmed Swift, whom he had
married. was not quite married, His property,
anouutiag to $4,000. hiss, Furthermore, been at.
cached ss the suis Of Swift Tor malicious proyecu.
siop, Strain having complained Of Swift for levd
eonducs with the woman to whom he had married
him, which complaint was dismissed by the Court
TSostol Peat
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Custom-QHouse EHufnOrs at SYRACUSE
AtR4Ny Tneadey Oct. l. 1880

TO the Editor Of Tho Tribune.
As member of the Wing family, had ny feel
ngs much aut Syracuse the last day Of he Conven
lion Banding in tho BARI oom al Raita Hotel about
PA saw crowd collected around object . which
they appeared to be exceedingly pleased approached
hem and found The object OF their merrment 10 be
fortunate ton OF Adam somewLst ragged and whom
Of the crowd HouIe officer, as ur1eraood,)
named ism Turner. eudeayorinf to make tie by.
islanders believe Horace Greeley; aud he went sf
~ try TO getths man, honeser In this lnstaaCo han
himself by giving him shilling TO cay thai |ss his name
promised fapds 90 say this much 10 you 10 relation
iot ard should have dons Syracuse bur foao you
had Jeff iot EewYork 10 this The proper employment Of
officers OF ,he Custons hope 'arh contuc, has only to
be n&de known to haze tbs corrective applied You
to yourself and to The patty TO mike hi, known spa hsvo
this man made IN example Of You'r, truly H. r
RS5~ We beg our friends in the rural
districts to believe that The incident nara.
ted by X. T. was m fair exhibit of Mr.. Tar
ner's ocular abilities. When he is in his
best humor, ne can do FIR funnier things
than that He was out of sorts at Syracuse
especially that last day, and could not do
justice to his comic faculty. We ask our
country friends to suspend their judgment
on his waggery until some future occasion,
when he will be in tip.top condition The
Utica Convention may answer, but just now
the prospect is dubious. But even should
he fail then, We shall still maintain that the
bumor is in him, and is bound to come out,
if it only has a fair chance. ThQt he is en-
titled TO. Stand aside, gentlemen, and
don't interrupt the fluid. I'd,
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VIvARIo py,oUm0guR

GUSSkIgH 20 PIE KING OF PHA BEE9IAHs
hE Subscriber tEois sgsai IN tia U1tsd Ssses for 100
sAle OF he celebrated tiyaho Pie1mdeurs hre Errs
Is prepared 70 rscsivs and execute all ordsrs or gus
pistols, &c, kc OF al Descriptions the moEt isgo-aog
terms and with dispatch. Por patterns ard turcer psc
9lRrs apply 70 LOUIa L. EuhUaE,
ais lmf s. Liberty Esrssi
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The Nasiouar WING Organs.

The journals which frat cried out for q
condemnation of Gov. Seward in our Wing
State Convention-which devoted column
after column to ferocious assaults upon him
and demands that his course should be en-
pbatically condemned and repudiated-haV-
ing egged on their Wing disciples TO signal
defeat, are now urging them to darker and
more desperate ezpedients, For instance:
Correspondent, IF ne Ja'raai If C Co,.ne-ee
The diyinion which has taken place In ths Wig
party In New-York van antacipafed mere. Oho!l
1t wss thought that it mghs end in the formation Of
q Union party. 1.-THE National bV6IgS cannot SIC
ceed ii is 10 be hoped that Conservative Democrats
may.
An attempt being made by the saw
ard organs to wheedle the Wings into the support
OF the nominations Of the Abolition Convention be
cAuse they were made previous TO the adoption OF
the Abolition platform and the passage OF the OBJ
noxious resolutions endorsing she demagosue Sew
ard, ard opening the way for a renewal OF the
Slavery agitation. We truSttbe tglCk 7SU not be
all0aced 10 succeed. Mr.. aQnt and the Other nomi.
nees may be all good men bot, emanating rs they
do from that Convention, they should reaign aud If
they do not they, too, must be repudi1te8. They
cannot get rid of the odor attached to them from
having been nominated by that Convention without
expressly rePudiatpg the platform Issued after
ther nomination and the most elfectual way OF do
ing that Is to resiep, and decline TO be candidates
under such circumstances We are satisfied that
this il the view taken OF the matter by sill the Ma
tonsl Wings in this region not that they have
any objections to them personally, but 10 rebut in
proper and iorCibe manner che insoent attempt
to faaten Sewerdisn, Aboliticnism and Socialism
on their party, ss part Of It's principles.
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STREET REPAYMENT, so 4HALL CT BEcoRp5-Pub5e
- hereby given, that ne following fei on A been pre-
sv to the East 10Th from fil7 70 The East RIVER
in order that regulated and graded Persons
thereto requested present the
writing To the his Office before the 7t day
Or, nert JOHN T. DODGE St C0mr
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Notice hereby given 70 tbs relatives and next OF KIN Of VII
LIAM SMITH SCHMIDT late pnyas U. s. trmy deceased
md alleged died tha shah apply the
Surrogate Of The Comfy YORK :or Letters Admins ration
upon said the qoih day Of October next
10 O'Clock in the JAMES THAYER, Puolr Adnus
trator-Dated New York Sept 49, 1880 as 'awi*
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dthOIuN AEUEDI CT DErAklMENI, totGnoA, fAfk Uci
XII, ls5n-To SEWER BUILDERS; Sealed proposals. ndors-d
PROPOSAL for Thirty ST. Will rst-tye1 at tic
ofice Department until Thursday Oct ~ 1850 at ococt
Thirty seventh q; from Madison nv 10 within
10 feet length about $50 es The plan Nnj speeaea
tons OF the york information, be obtained
anrcn,ioa to the Contract Clerk Office NICHOLAS dean,
Fresi 40 Department or in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

(tROTON ACQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, September q, so
Public noce gwen the occupant eaeh
every building situated street IN which the water pipes are
laid that added all the regular water r,ne the
lot day August and nat the st day Of Nogem6sf nsI
psr cent in addition thereto VIII added all unpaid
when the same len the property under act the
Legislature passed Aprll 1919 and SUBJECT 70 sie for
Al parsons who have uot pad oss water rents aud ae14
Of NoTemhrr particularly
rsoessd 10 do no before he October that they may
n-od the great crowd at the Office during that w.eS,
sq3 tnS0yl REVO c. HANCE, Register
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The contracts Of oruer years open The Inspection
biders. l. LEA
3tawtS2 Commission-r OF lnlan Alairs
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~ Stf1 TrrnIeri7E WRrervoms. S5s 9rlnd-st Hsg,
Work whtro vii be fouud complete assortment Of nc
oIowng srreles; isstasIi Ia 9oss and I'd. ma ss
o 49, 3escri5foD viz, pstsn, rol jclni loeF
Inlpi iron screr coca2e ana T7pce, cots Ac also
.sdid rsriey Of widow shades, pspeF hRngtngz Dor
e. Se ar. C. vculd esu particular sHsa,ion 70 bis
ssr zrylo OF Ga aad sprtcg mattresses Odd bs3a
81 ius W. CRAWRu9K. SSe 9sEras4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

ID ORDER of O. clty " osTeGo -Noees
fbhereby given pur.u7nt paVon o the statute aGors
attachments against abscoe'ng o"s aud MA to eg@Is
that issued the esta,u OF JNha FORE
man mon resident Yorh, aad that Tho
be sold payment OF -bto uHes IL appear sut dschaEcS
sueh attachment according , within months pG as sss
publication su that tr OF dehis dgso e
bv residents OF this State aud delivery him tor h use Of NV
nropery within State byoaas 20 him and tia transfer Az
such property by him orbdteu H law, sad VOID Date tsa
thirteenth day OF November, 1919 CHARLES RHODES
ma lsw ON Of os~sgo Attorney for Attaching Creditor
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IKE Fugitive slave Law and the Consti.
fatiGB.
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M Ew YORK q eREnE colHl cIty saa County q S.s

NEW YORK SUPREME Get City aud County Of Nav
~ Yo1k-CHARLEs L. CORNISH aeunst WlIIJA& 8, C0TH
RIN-Sumnons Mortgages casaa-To William s. COtlrin-St-
You hereby summor5ed tn the complaint in his aeo
which oice Of CLERK City and County q
York the 9th day August 1870 and copy yoe
my ocs No 1876 Nassau street. III the CY sew
York within twenty days e hereof a1clusve Of ths
such and the defendant a the complains
the plaintiff wappb th Court at tho City Hall b
eight fry 10 O'clock the forenoon or tea
relief demanded Nsw York August Sh, 1854
THOMAS 8. HENRY, PLAINTIFF Attorney,
aul0 awlGv* 1856 Nassau street, \.
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IMPoRTED uAapETTMes.

IMPORTED OAHGEI1Ga9S9
FOB PIE FALL ERADE
GHIYH LOUNsBLRY arc now receiving tAsir cap
- PITTS for the Fall Trade consSung OF ROYAA TAPES
YKfEB, BRUseELB, IAP ERlAL YHREEpLf, IN
GRAIN and other GARPETfNGB, comprising one Ok ND
largest most complies md desirable asaoImeu1 aVsr 81
Jared n this market
Pheir purchases betng made entirely for CASH, affords
them adAntagea making thai bal few po1saas
English Tapestry G2Ypeis, from liz to l4s pGr yard.
English Brussels Carpets, from "a 20 luz per yard.
English 1hreeplJ Carpets, from Is 70 ia per yard
American Yhreepy CsFpeisl from 70 toss per ysfd
English and American supethns iDgyEsn GA?pstg, foE
30 to- per yard.
psryard.
Also a lsrFa gtock OF Engltsh and American RAO02
OF, CIOYRB, from feet 70 "a set Wtde
DRU0QEPINGS, 81, 81, III and iG4 Was, wi'n
cholcs assortment OF ali o'sss s99dt e21nisa @ '
IS ~ ~ Pearst atxih Cs1ps stors from C9ataaaa.s
Em1sRAnr INDUSTRIAL BAvGNGs
BANK, 81 CHAaSERs-ST.
Fg1HIB BANK chartered by The Legislature of the Stats
Of f,ew York q! the sit session. has Akan he preni
ses 81 Chambers Of Broadway oE the purposes Of
the Bank The Bank VII be ready to receive deposits on
Monday 30th mat md will continue open every day here
alter sundays excepled,) between and O'Clock Psi.
John B,ebol.on. William Redmond,
Tanning c Tucker, Peter A Hargous,
James ksrhEsn, Joseph stuart!
FOLK lngoldEby, joan McmenonyI
William Watson Andrew CErrgGn.
Hugh Kelly, Anaea nhIneNS'
John NsDpp9 John Ah1u,
Gregory Dillon, John He9mith
Terence DoDnelly.
GREGORY DILLON PreIdenL
JOSEPH STUART, lsI Vice Prestdent.
PETER A HARGous Cd Vice PEasidenI
SANsINc FUCKER, Treasurer ais ltneod
aREENLEAF L KIBsLEY,
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C27, 1870 Sewer Budsr' SEALED proposals aIoFssd Pro
posa street. ~ s9 received II tue ohes ms
Eroon Aqueluct Department Monday October O'Clock
to build Duane, omas, aod Jay N from point
puaue lbou Broadway 10 and through Chapel
Thomas thence through Thomas Il 10 and through Jay a. 20 the
Hudson river coo feet The Psn and specifications
,hs sever and all be obtained Application
the Wafer Par eyor Btths Once
e27 NICHOLAS DEAR, res CTotoI AlUelucI DepE
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Tho complain. duly oj I'd septsm6er s6
81 law6vfS HOMER H. STUART
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~ UfkknE CpuRTn the duplication OF the May
- Aldermen and Commonay City oi Lew Yori rsaiys
to the OPENING Of tie ELEVENTH AVENUE from tie poat
where the Boomugdas Road 10Th street, 10 b- no
~hee sad road ntereets AZ i27ti II Ward
said City The uDiersgpej Com Estimate and Assss
the above entitled matsr esby give notice that the eoss
and charges incurred BY the proceedings above anti
tied viii be taxed tetou honorable John W. Edoads
al his Chambers in tia CITY Hal Of the City Of Nc. York cass
his absence before { other Justices Court
Saturday the day instant ocoA in the fore
noon Of that day. , , D 5A BS5hsscHARD Commissioners,
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1.-THE privilege Of the wrl OF hsbels eorpna shah ss' BE-
saspfadsG uuess uhen in cafss OF fs5eoa or Invasion
Inc pubnc safety may require iL."-dJs. |, See q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

II VIZ hefapy glaFallte mat Ie iuoFs UIuHIi
%il comply the Advertisement for proposals
Indian goods dated September g. should b
awnrced him bon for the Of the
within tie time prescribed.
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--,p0ToS 1QrFDUCT DEPARTMENT Rotiadl Pafz sep y
ITO SEWER BrILDEKs-se-ssa PfoP2sss. H4oi.e4
Ea.l Tuesday, Gct st 81 9 cock + H. ~
5i sever n ssFstrset from aatsor-.y to s54y u eal
be ottal1d pIeatoa - he 'sate farTsynt OF
y. ms Ca5rs NICHOLAS DEAN Pres w A 4'- 20 .gs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-06
VOL 49, No 81, Whole No. O75,

/ the Foreign Office concerning Tho means OF
inioruns foreign governments Of llin hr-
tHhfUmru.s making tlr the eShllliipn The
/ fffnch Government has, however, taken tho
! IinlIiAuye, without waiting for official inlor-
ruli0u upon lhe subject II haa appointed
q committee OF scieuililc men, mRnuiacIur-
rrH, h'r,, a. inko he necessary measures inr
cnunng llie various productions Of lWnco 10
be- trnuAWHied 10 England, aud for establish,
ing official communications with lhe Royal
Commissioners Of England NJ, Charles
uupin, no aGynniageansly known for lis Yn-
riOus publications on the commerce, manu-
lhcluror, Sc, Of England, ID az tho hend Of
ihe French committee, Similar committees
Hrr UbUUT hTIUg formed NJ iiofim, NiGuHH,
liruasela, Madrid, &e, liy llIo last overland
Wnil from ludin, Wc learn lhAt the cOniribu-
tons from thence will be Of The most ingenl-
ous aud costly description We hope "a
hear very soon Of the formation Of commit
lccH on behalf oflhe United slatea,to arrange
Tor the lrdnbldiFTi1n 81 lh0 various hrTeloh
Ut IaHl0, manufacturing aud mechanical skill
tho cultivated products OF llc soil, and tie
beautiful productions Of nature, which wc 30
nhundanlly possess, aud which need only he
scun'tO place ~ uUd the capabilities ol our
country, IN q very high nud onyiube position
Up 10 certain point, tie undertaking h To
exclusively lirIlish beyond that, . u to- be
universal. The comprtilop II to bc inter-
nhliunnl. tho prclininurics national Eng
luud ~ 20 provide accommodation for The
works exhibited, aud lnspilabo welcome ior
lllc exhibitors. IA u natural consequence
tlIc arrangements rest Niii hcr. When ,hcso
ntc once completed, her peculiar functions
ccusc, aud the representatives Of all nations
step IA 10 share lha GHlerlaiHmonI bho has
urCDnred
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-07-06
New York Volunteers.

4 report bas lately been presented 10 ll'
I Legislature otN, - tom which It appear
that The only regiment of volunteers, com
missinncd IN n, Y. aud scut direct to MoNicO
COMPRISED Ciplt hundred aud five men uudol
the commanded Col. Burnett. OF lhcsc there
died "a Mexico, or were killed Ia battle, 211
discharged iiom disabilities, wounds sickness
&C., 2gd; missing aud dcscfirds9j; died since
their return %; known tu hr living, lO6icnv
ing wholly unnccounlcd lur los; total sos
OF those discharged IN Mexico ns above
sluinl, ~ number 22d, very iuw hHNc been
heard OF. II h supposed tia, most Of thcG
have ,.r'1,i hei,'g -tek wl,e,i discharged. -
Of those known 10 DO living, numbering
l06 nearly all nrc broken down 10y disonre
hurdships, or wouuds received IN the cam.
pngu, aud nfcHnHhlo 10 support themselves
In addition to HE above number, there were
go recruits cont Ia reinforce the regiment,
hut did not reach Mexico uuiil the hEulcs
had been fought aud the hHrdships of the
compaign were over The report further
Sialts;
"Ofihc 100 or whom wc can lcnru nothing
we suppdsu many have dicd,Hud many have
doubtless gone away, It may Ice To California.
W. Wv5 discovered ~ widows, WHO nrc
all i'm destitute couditiun,Hud about 20 chill
,lrcn likewise shudlrl. Tie case Of Lieut..
Boyle, of company &. IN peculiarly touching.
Soon adcrh bee lrf for the -c1l Of war, hi'-s,i-
1icled wilr, broken.hcnrled, died, leaving
Use clullrcn. Al the clnsn or ,he war. Lieut.,
Boyle rclurpcd, bcrcavcd or his wilo and bro
ken dawn constitution. IN u short liuc hc
too died. leaving four children. Two ofthcm
now in the Orphan nsy ylum, and lNyo are IN
New York
Many aud distressing have beon the ius,an-
ccs uf suffering which have come uHdor our
knowledge, among those who hive rcuchcd
their llali,c land. Two have died, ns,wc
learn from correu authority ,ironi actual star
Valiou. Numbers have diGd IN ttIc iiugVttui
and tho nlmshousc, aud uutil quite recently.
the misery ofihc relics Of the lst Regiment
Of n. y. Volunteers has been comparatively ~
We are glad To know, however,
that hicly temporary fuud, nnordiug par
tial relief, las hccn csnblishrd.n
Such nre some Of tho miseres of war. May
God forgive our country for voluntarily com
strife that has produced 80 much
and sin. Sooner or later the
lag Of rctrbuiion must COME phris'i1n
Regisicr,
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1 pot lnr me 10 marry Illus, No. no. know
I better
80 wisdom gr.cd 1.
lIIudlnIiriH cluued iu Auul Jane, laugh
iug.
Now hear mo-, said I, earnestly, II oul,
Z ! might H7 allowed 90 speak Ur lh0 ladies', 4
should lu in this wise | would rny thai
Wopltll % uol essential 10 happiness lhhI ",
mghl, indeed, fri on wull without H. II
thufr BE- ouly grue affection Ia lhe hoarl, con,
lrulment ~ lhe miud, aud good degree of
intelligence in llio hrnd. lhcnn couple sill
do, 1hcu they viii get on nicely
AN yrry Wrll for you, Mrh Glare, who new
~ look lilfhcr-who Hre so very republican
40 ,..''t '--t'- rt,rl i,-r-itttr-, trurriu mr.
bat | my hufy well for you ,ylo would be-
coulcucd anywhere, 10 sou only bad u qui-
90 hnmc and q loving hu-huud.'
'And uob'c hoy added I,
Nrs So ull very we'll iur you, repeat
liui Il Wosin't do Tor me. No, 40 indeed
! ru'iir iiVv ~ iuNury, iwuuid uc VurruUud-
cd hy rp'culur aud elegance Ny Wilr should
move there q 'inIry queen Tho breeze
from omugo groves should fan our chccl,r.-
Poetry, puullug aud hu,nay should rlurm
Ihe oyo. Music should ntuNcnle the suul
And happiness, perhaps, run out nt tic
door interrupted Nc Gordon laughing hear
uly.
And The children die spondlhriis,' added
Aunt Jnnc.
And Tie doctor Of tho gour,' continued !,
joining ~ tlic laugh.
Good night! good night! exclaimed our
hero. nS hc too, engaged IN tie laugh, and
catching lish, rom the table, took hls cNiL
lie, had been tlcro TOO ollon not 10 know
whero was'tlo guest chamber
4 al.
,cr-nlou.
'Ouly sec, now said Mr Gordon. what
folly! Really, did not know lhc doclor To-
lac srUslhlo WaU, Notwithstanding az die
FOL DC ru' III be- inclined to ,gle Him from
civilized socicty.'
'Blt he is--hc is "-ad Aunt Jane, cnrncsl-
ly. These Urr only false notions floating,
tuis,'hkr, about he horizon ot hs hcucr uu-
turr. Depend upon h, they have no durpcr
l"nndniion' And viii yet hc crcur aud
bright
'Aili strongly suspocl, added !, thar hc
docs not q. ore Ihlu 8ifhrlicyc ilm-clLcvcu.
while speaking Moreover have present
iucut illoi hc sp in reality, on Ihc very eve
of nutrHuonXi and is only slAiug nj this To
shut our cyrs.'
BuI would he 70 deceive us 2 asked Auu,
Jane.
lla! la! ! sccn said Mr. Gordon. 'Ycs,
ycs' continued hc,musipgly. "Ofthat which
a ua1 tlIluks most, that viii he speak. Yes,
Mrs Clnrc, YOU urc riglt! Jnuc,' continued
hc, turning to his wife. hold i'm readiness yonr
bcst congratulations: for forcsca thcu wll
soon be- needed. Aud you, Mrs Clnrrl utid.
rd hc, us took the light "a 20 to my room.
wof spcuIug the huida,'s thrrc, while
my husband was AWAY on husincss,) YOU de-
serve medal for your pcuoirolieH'
'Npvur MUD never mitd,' said Las hadc
hem good night mud lett the room.
Whether | was right or not IA my couirct.'
irc, llIc reader shall know ns soon a- |: thni
i, it our good editor will ullow'mc to tell
hem.