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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-29


ArEw YORK AND PHILADELPuIA-NEW YORK
IN and Pisdelphia direct Uuitsd States Mail Line.
Through In 4if hours via New jersey Railroad. Fare
uced To 81 class and 81 50 for class Leave
New York a. M from foot of Courtsnd street, and at
A. NJ and T. NJ from foot ~ Liberty street Leave Pitt
1adeipss at and A NJ and NJ from the foot OF VAL
nut street
CAMDTS AND ANNOY RAILROAD LINEFRsN NEW
" York 20 philsdelrhia-eave Pier No I North river,
ny steamboat JOHN POTTER; Morning Line at o'clock
a. NJ Afternoon Lime. az oeleck 4. Y. Fare by either
nnc 20 forward deck. 81 EmigraBt lAne o'clock " NJ
gare. 81 90 T. BLISS. Agent.
rI,o TRAVELLERS GOING suUTH-sEw sUPEaIuH
sad economleal line between Baltimore and T-edesks
burg staurten, Va Richmond Ahd Petersburg Va, Lynch
VS.. Raleigh, N. G., and Chsrestu - q. The public
hereby rned that the large aud piendd low
steamer Baitmcre Capt Alexander McCausand htted uI
with and 10 hcrth snd unsurpassed In speed
aud odaon ky boat south " New York. IL
running baltimore and Aequia Greek via the mouth
snond and Frodercksburg and Richmond and Petersburg
railroads Passengers hy this line leaving Commerce street
wharf Baltimore. ~ o'clock r. NJ Tuesdays and FRI
days reach rrederickahur hy T. A. NJ the next day Rich
nond h. N. A. n. and Petersburg about " NJ. from
which they farther south with hy
che great mail line Through tickets W this superior limo
G clas from Baltimore te Freacrickshurg s.
% Rehmond - co. 70 Peershurs, - 50 70 Charleston
a., t5 ucalsani state extra. Forward cabin
70 lrcricksburg including meals aud iodgny s
do. do. do " Richmond Petershurg ~ TO- inoudins
meals and lodging. For further information apply
Southern railroad Office, adjoining the washngton raroso
S"'s cIiAs woRTnINGTON in. Agent
bsltfnorc, March 81. fH5i Commerce street wharf
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City lntelliRancS,

MgLT,SG WFArHra.-lesterday most melting
day-the hottest Of the season The thereeter stoo5
at 81 at three o'clock in the afternoon Oeatour in
Wsil sreet-hot enough, would think fer July The
following l. the range Of the Thermometer for the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-29
THE EUROPEAN NEWS.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA'S MAILS.
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OUR FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.

The Canada arrived at Boton at hafpast Eve O'Clock
Yesterday after passage Of ten days seventeen hours
and thirty minutes from Liverpool
The European mails reached this city yesterday after
noon, by the New Haven train
Our foreign correspondence is received, but are
only enabled this morning, to give Of our London
letters We have also received copy Of protest Of
Kossuth against the continued detention himself and
companions in Turkey We will publish it tomorrow
Messrs Bell 4 Son. Of London report no change in the
market for American State Stocks The prices were a.
follows
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The French Republlc.

Paris st the centre OF all Of ntrgucs the
possession of political power The latest rumor i. that
General Csyagnac intends to be candidate the Pre-
sidency, nj the election of next In opposition to
Louis Napoleon and, what would be surprising. II
We did not know too much a. the Inconsistency French
statemen that he supported by Emile Grardin In the
Presss; although only last week that journalist
SCATTERING Caysignacs fame with the serious accu
cations
General Durrecn the government candidate l. elected
for the department of the Landes.
conspiracy Of the sixty 9Th regiment Of infantry
stationed at Sanc depsrtmsn Of Jura had risen and
marched in procession through the town. crying ~yve
Ledru Rollin" The disturbance was put down and
a strict inquiry Is being ordered by government.
The kahyles we're making great preparations 10 pre-
vent the advance q the French troops ami had had
success
The Boursc was not 50 firm. Fves opened the 18th
Inst AZ 20 90 and clossl the price Threc closed
at 81 so Ransay shares pretty firm.
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A PRIVATE PARTNER WITH $500 CASH CAPITAL.
n wanted ~ tho advertiser who possesses pscnlar ads
for the successful Prosecution highly lucrative
and rospoctabe professional enterprsestrict cash Any
person 0f Integrity willing TO for three years
addrcss With real (no other noticed Xavier Herald
oce. for two deys. ~ BTh0uvh the partys time would
not be essential he might preferred take charge Of the
financial department.
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GRANp CoNCERT.-MApAME hi MALLACE ROE.

(TRANp CoNCERT:-MADAME T. WALLACE Bou-
chsue (pupil Of Garcia (ster to the celebrated
pot:. Wm. Vincent walacej at Apollo ;oncert Rooms
tr TuCslay eening Sd June Madame Bouehsllc will
H. g,cta0n 81 numerous friends give Concert above
q @ aE teme Of her avorite ballads and operate asia.
81 WI le assisted by Wm. Vincent Wallace, and
tr distinguished artists Concert under the direction Of
NJ SchArenScrg who will preside At the pianofort
ltr u particulars ace programmes at the music st
r s "a dollar cach to be had at the music stores snd
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EoREICN ENPREss-sTFAMER pRAxxIIN-paR.
ees for the rrsukln 70 leave Hsvre ss
tn ORDERS Tor the purchase o. goods by her
viii Lt executed BY Paris agency IN TINA for the return
frir. LIVINGSTON. WELLS co. swa all a. treee
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uI,uE WnRI n.s rAIR-TnE WHOM on rHK nARnn

ofthe u. s. ship 81. Lawrence having bcon conveyed
from Southa ptcn, and deposited the Crystal Palace
der prepared y give every attention 70
Che wishes eyhbtors Parties visiting England invited
call NJ Liverpool and London chces where they will
Ind tiles Of the latest American where their e
sers be addressed where letters ~ credit be
CURED and attention given 70 their wishes and into
xests. EDWARDS. SANDF0RD& Co,
10 Wsu street New yotks 2Coumbis Buiidnss Lverpool
and ~ and ~ Cornhil London.
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ELoFENCE ENGLISH BANK AND EXCHANGE AND
Agency Once Me- 23 and ,2i via kondinelii Piar-
"a an Gaetano-Mr. II. Brown continues 10 oasA B
ters of Credit Circular Notes &C. 20 tho highest rates
ofixrtanFe, without commission charge whatever
His liberal mode ~ busncf we'll known to most II the
Americans who visit Florence and who experience great
saving by cathiug their bills through him Mr. Broun
dcahes also the purchase and shpment Of paintings AID
werls a art for which his position gives him facilities. The
Wine and Tea Warehouse if door 10 the Bank The
New York Herald II te keen a his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-29

" n, T0--
IL European Express ard BANKING Agency in
With Messr, adams Co American fxpress-Those who
70 visit the World Fair will consult both their III
tere and convenience by transactng their barking
other busness through Liverpool ana London oces
We bav bills of exchange iseue letters of credit and
cute comm ssions Of every description We also forward
package parcels, and merchandise by
American register irving the addresses huae
xicars IN London will be found oHce " Cornhii
Letters addressed 20 care punctua forwarded
fcnntrymen sre invited 70 avail tenaelyss the
TIVE reeding rooms which wen supplied with the LATEST
Americ sn newspapers. FDwARDe SANFORD 4 CO. At
Adsms 4 C0.'s, ~ and IS Wal Erees
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Movements of r9tstingusshed People.
hon stephen A. Douglas, and family srriseA &C
Chicago on the yi Inst
Tsr Henry Warren, Second Assistant rcstnsetes
Cercrsl, 4 On visit 10 lo.a
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ID EnITTANCEs TO ENGLAND, IRELAND, AND
M scotland-Drafts sale for any amount, from AZ
upwards which will be oashed at Bank In the United
Kingdom Also Packages of description forwarded ~
by all the seamer 10 Of Europe. BY
EDWARDS SANFORD 4 co, ,'s Trsnsatlantic Express
At Adams n Co.'S, 10 and IA Wall street.
sms all parcels will be received till haifpast nine A. ~
Che day ef sailing Of every steamer 70 Europe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-29

NOTICE TO PLANK ROAD CoNTRACToRs.-sEALED
IN proroeals for building the wiamsburgh aud Cypress
His Plank Road double track, will be received sT
Broadway New York, until the 3ist iust The rosd
~ miles length 70 run from Wliamsburgh and 10
meet with the Brooklyn and jamaica plank road the
entrance 10 the Cypress nils Cemetery For plan specih
cation, grade maps sc &c. apply the sce Of Cypress
Hills Cemetery, ~ Broadway, and after Monday NEXT
2th inst. E. DRIGGs, Presidents
I4xnsay. qeeretsrv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-29

eating houses
new museum Of practical geology opened. on
Wednesday, by Prince Albert who presides willingly
any ceremony for the advance OF science
The Queen held drawing yesterday. The Opera
was very full in the evening There was ball at Al
macks afterwards.
Guizot has given up his proposed canddateship for
representing the department Of the Landes lie Is ex.
peced in London in June and in July goes visit
Lord Aberdeen in Scotland
Prince Metternich has taken house at the baths Of
Tschl for the season.
Beethovens grand opera of Fidelio is 70 be given,
with strong cast at the Royal Italian Opera House
Covent Garden, Tuesday next Catherine Hayes
gives her first matinee musicale Monday and sings to-
night in the Elijahn London does not lack amuse.
men grand fancy dress ball is announced for Back.
ngham Palace All the court and everybody invited, is
e be dressed In the costume Of the time of Charles H.
There is to be review in Hyde Park next week and
n wal review at Portsmouth
Voltigeur has been beaten by Flying Dutchman, at
York. good deal of money win change hands
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tbsp yonapsn on street onr nest shipment per yro
INh Ihh y INC only California Express having their
on the lshmu and make their shipments regular
charges free 20 shippers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-29

UO Enn "A GENTLEMAN or BUSINESS IA
1,cOO. lent and experience will loan, on good sees
rty Yo established In respectable business
from 5000 $1,000 and for which together With the
vces q the applicant during bank hours fair comrensa
ton will be erreetd The most refsscnces
gfhCe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-29

DENNsYLyANIA RAILRoAD-NoTICE TO CON-
tractors-Proposals will be received from the
lzth o. June merit ~ yohnstown and sum4it Cor the
ofthe Pennsyivania rarosd between Aitons In Blair
county, and Pringlcs Point few miles below Jefferson
Cambria distance Of % miles. The road within ths
distance viii cross the Allegheny modntans
some Of the heaviest grading offered In this In ad
dition ?festensive cutnss emban and
euvers there will be tunnel yards length AZ The
summit mountain and another Of no yarda through
Prnges Point Terms cash menthly For further infor
nation apply 70 Edward Miller, ESQ Associate Engineer
Bairsville indiana county or 70 Strickland Kneass y
u EDGxR THOMSON, chief Engineer.
Engineer Deparm't II. r. n. Co. philadelphia 1851
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METROPOLITAN BANK.-NoTICE rs HEREBY
w given that the third nsalmon oftwentyhvo per
on the capital stock Of the Metropolitan Bank will be
bic on Thurtdsy 9th day 81 June next at their banking
room No. q Wall street BY order Of the Board Of Drec
t0re j. ". WILLIAMS, Cashier.
New York. May 10. 1851. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-29

RARNCMS AMERICAN MuSEUM.-P. T. BARNCM,
irorrisSSr and Manager John Greenwood Jr Assistant
Manager-Thursday and Friday May 10Th and the
Batsman Irodigies In the evening commencing at coek
sWEEIHEARTS AND WINEs-Billy Laekaday Mis- Ell
len Bsteiesn After Which,, the domestic drama Of TuE
lotNG SCAMP-Joseph 1.-THE Young Scampl, Miss Kate
Bateman. In the afternoon commencing at O'clock THE
TEACHER TAUGHT, and the laughsble sketch entitled
TUE MlSERIES OF HUMAN LIfE-Mr. Ally Crocker, Mr.
Kent On saturday BENEFIT and pcsiteiy ass
pear both afternoon and evening Admission the Museum
and each saloon Performance % cents chdren
extra. =
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n AYMoND ANDHERR DRIEsBAc cHs MENAGERIE.

M This celebrated Menagcriethe largest and beet con
Quoted In the known wordemhracing almost every anua
known natural history and which has received the "a
sRd applause Of hundreds OF Thousands II the
respectable andnteigent people a the United State, ~
lust commenced most brilliant snd wi
Sis the principal cities and towns of New Engsnd ia "a
following order, viz May 3th Manchester 3ist, Will
rnanc; June ls do I'd Norwich; Sd. New Lc sdon; tti
stie hrlgc; eth, Westerly: tA Brans Iron Works H.
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MECHANICS HALL, NO Az BROADWAY ABOVE
Grand street-0pen every night during the until
,nrther notice The original and well known CHRSrY s
MiNsTRELS. comprising efficient and versatile corps
otaented and experienced performers, under the
Of se years. have been received with favor by
cents Doors open at halfpast six. commence at eight
o'clock An Afternoon Concert will be given Saturday
for the Of Ladies' and Juyenies
mencng at o'clock, Z. M. -
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GRAND STREET HALL, NO III GRAND STREET
VI The celebrated dog Pat, aud the wei. known dog Ma
Scr matched 70 Mn nifty rats each for side and
which will of at the above rooms Friday evening
fhc th inst. Thcre si afterwards be Bsis and
SNeeptske fer smaii dogs 10 Kill rats The
cns TO conclude with battle royal for dots Of small size
40 kill fifty rats N. B-Tbere are rate always on hand
nordug gentlemen opportunity - fayorits dogs
..spor. u commence at o'clock Tickets IJcents.
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EELL0WS MINSTRELS AT FELLOWS MUSICAL
Hall, No. fA Brosdway between Howard and Grand
Streets Open every night during the week celebrated
original and we'll known Fellow Minstrels "oomprisins
an efficient and versatile corps of and experienced
performers under the direction of b. Fellows
cers In this city for the last yeai received win
the greatest favor by the elite fashion great me
Gopos Their concerts consist of BuresQue Italian pers
Scenes Witty SAYING Solos Ducts Chcrusses. Dancing
and Instrumental Peformance On Wednesday Sstur
day afternoons grand concert for the Of
ladies and families, commencing at o'clock NJ Admis
son = cents Doors at O'clock to commence at a.
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yJ,ICKTTs FOR JENNY LiSys CONCERT. thus
Thursdsy afternoon, at Castle Garden, aud fer the
rday evening at Trirer Hallchooe seats-to
each Of tie above concerts b hsd at tie book store 2;
ADRIANCE SHERMAN CO.. Astor nouse, opposite tia
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-07-15
DAapAxEt1r. Yen O.. Inlv ]. 1sht

MesSrs. EDITORS Having been waiting with patience to see something come out n the " Whg'' of your city, from the pen of the gentleman who presented the notorious flag to Mr. Preston or the 20th ane, at this place: And aiter examining the last number of tbe Wing, see the eommuuea- tioa signed Y, z. Now. i deem it not only due NIT. Johnson and his friends, but the community
 in general 10 give far description of the stars and stripes that was unfurIed to the breeze, aud what followed after presentation. I will firstly state to you, that t was hardly possible even to set the " fair ones' that did participate las many refased)
 n the manufacture, to do Qs wa requested by the gentleman who presented it, anu in fact the grea- ter part Of thcm have repadialed and repeuted in having any thing to do with it. Not only he la dies, but the whole of the town that are Union men tas they style themseIves) or n other words wings, say that the flag was not mon, whig nor a Preston flag, but Walkers. They say 1t does not represent their cfeedoF politics. for l only possessed sixteen stars representing the non slave holding States, and that, the EarfSon family, the strong flank or a5odion,sa, would net wish a better motto. But Mt. Walker coa.an4s < is the true sSGc. The speech of the gentleman vas traly good for he wound up with some appropriate re- marks, Shat have been long since utte.ed by the lamsnteI and distinguished \. $. Prentsss, who was remarkable for his eioqueuce. Now the iact IS that Nr. Preston stated afterwards, that ItssiiG no. only d. himself an injury, but cast a shadow over ihe reputation ol the gentleman who p7eseused
 it, that wili not be uncovered tor the next half century. "oh, sbamel where $ thy blush"' After the presentation, the stature ol " Tun Thumb the author Of the flag, called for nine cheers for the tnon, but they eoald noi come |, quite. as the flag lid not possess enough stars to represent the tni0n S0 the rcsponce was n an
 other portion of the assemhlage threc cheers for Bob Johnson, which '. /. cons.rueS as d disturb ance, and as to any peIson ba.ng intoxicated, do n0t agree, but l will confess one thing, that Ca- pd's dart has, Jas confessed by sul deFanged
 Z., as Ae waS the only man that appeared affected n that particular that day. Truly the distinguish cd gentleman was like the " litte boy the calf run over, had nothing to say. VERITAS.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-07-15
. Fren t}c Ciarlsriile Ua.gn.

The Editor of the Van BuTaa latell.enctfag. glowing account 0f he speech of bs men , Gen. Preston. as he calls Aim st that place V should Ike to NBow what brigade Preston e,a eonlmand--d; we have never heard of R,S bas8.. but OGe military office. We knew br was an se ger oi small grade n the Me4lcaa wal, aad s have heard Il asserted bs several sodeIs V ba rf. out with him m that campaign. that m ased N fla htile authority aa had in aa oveTbeaaas aad .y raucal manner.
 Speaking of military men and fheir operation brings us ta feaeet on he great battle tac v1. are preparing ta light on the lSt Monday of Ana, next. We thlnk we can calculate the aya!Is !oree thai will be brought int5 acton by the v on that day, at any rate we thiAk the uilae.a f0il wili a9. he very far from thair nulae4ss strength.
 Gen. Preston's command. id wlug regiment 8l Gen. Giarka's command new wing reeruis ea
 pauy D, ,deseltes, f5
 la addition io the above we learn that Q rers. State officer at Little Rock, whom Inc aemuera. party has tostered uutiI he has become as unsraa tul as fSai,s seJp,ut, and ,S now ttying t9 sa hJs preser7ers, la o9i aH he recruiting serHHe.- w wili put hls company duwf al
 How many ihe'aSptuug Eagle Orator Of F4ee-r Filie VII. lnllsi ~c aTe unable 10 tell. but sa ar 9s oplulon they wiI be few. We tdlna f w take great deal of hard training, 10 bnng 4t new recruits into acton,
 We suppose these recruiting officers have ea.ea lated the probability of reeeiglng some oliee i.g President Fillmore and the mpossibl4ly ol 4 democratic party ever ntrusune them with Q6 again. 1T we had any influence with the Pres dent we would advise hun 10 appoint one of a,a Master ot Ceremonies 10 the Grand Lama aaa other Grand Chamberlain to the Prince of Saca,a There IS another office will soou la, Al tbt ftttf sal Of the President that some Of them may lst an eye to. 1t may not te generally knosa ib. Mir Fillmore IS desIrous of establishing q neb public in portion oi Afuca 10 be peoplod, Icy a the negroes the abolitiouist can steal, Then ar coTding 10 the county of nations and the caH7,r tIonsl forms of society, we sh8l have Co sesa {. ambassador, and recelve plonIpoteuaary ipd may SD happen that some of the new wing aBs may receIve that appointment.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-07-15
Depopuiation ofIreiand.

The Dublin Evening Pos, states that official re- turns of the commissioners, relative to the popula- ton of Ireland, have not been published; but from
 me returns rom some localities, Ii IS appTeheRded the population of nearly tsoO aiiiiaas since 1s4l The Post gives instances Of the decrease In the small city Of Cashel ia l64i, the population was 7,03S; now l,7s0; Limerick in ls4l, 4s,393, now, in round numbers. II 600; in one of the Baronies of Queens county, Shenemaragae, the population has diminished from lT,0l4 10 ,50o in Cofiing. ford. county of Loath, the decrease has been from l,ii0 10 ST. The parish of Annsdown, Galway, in ls4i, had p6palstian of HOS; in 1851. fl is reduced to s,6es. or very nearly one -hslf
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Betwixt tweedle dunn
Cholera at Fort smith.

The Herald of the llth inst gives the following as the list of deaths since it's last publication there has been SIX deaths from this disease. viz: Saturday. small child of Mrs. Cooper Monday, Mrs. Remington and child; Tuesday, Mrs, Reming- ton; Wednesday, child of Mir. Remington, and a negro girl of Mrs. Gbsons aged yeaTs.
 The editor makes an earnest appeal to the city council to cleanse the streets; great resto- ration to health, he says ''in our small city, what have we done towards cleansing the town and keeping up a strict police. Nothing--nothing.- The cannon has been fired through the streets. and tar burned but has these things eleanSed these places of flth--whete disease is and death are bredi Has the town Council endeayored to have the town cleansedl We trow mol. There IS ncthing to be done, but cleanse the town, aad we shall be healthy as any place in the Uuion; but if we neglect it. we must suffer with disease and death.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-07-15
..Bloomerism Rloominr.,,

W hat might be considered a very fitting prelude to this forthcoming farce, caIur of OR Thursday evening ai fashionable ise cream saloon iu this city little after nightfall kaay sllired t1 Tapgtss "might have been 5eenr as fuHleton wrlfeTs Say " igaHITg 0n B gsHJfemaH's arm -- prBucnadlng one ol our pfincipa. fhotouEffaraSl Dt couEse tle spectacle attracted sou4e attenlIIL especially from that juvenile portion 3l pop 1H'aE Mho aft ever anAi90S e attain ail sorts gl 8uHt- lRg information, and who always presume that thelr mothers ka0w they're out rhS cunos.ty oa the part Of the youngsters bad acquired Soair altitude, Mhea ths aforesaid objects af curiosity stepped ihto aa ice cream sal3og apparently un- coescions o the llnIaense s5HSate hey had cfca- led outside. Bat, whatever il- iiHcicd BBs1u nry from cTtietSm they were & Qa pAalViy ap- pFl1ed 0f be coailary sy suRiTt eSelaHatnts fF1-9 lhe o9i-siAeFs -g hlch, by the way we cafe got 10 chT0alcic. saihcs i that syfapdtt .14ux scVuaiu. tance oi tse gallant who be saloon aI tlse moment @f tdeIr entrance, volunteered very aIBdiy to call cab. and was esrelal, os} e. respect tg the HnkR0wR lady, to have t brought ug at u4e back door Al was arranged .tag llcacy sk -.I and dispatch, and i6e ianoyAiog 1a eraggiela3l
 fashions vas so3as lR readiness to slctplaso ,be aicie. A1 IhiS luactefc. however he klad. aaa now charmed friend. coaid Bot fafeto coallIaicr. iag he iaeg on the beauty of he. cost ams, ana whispering laio tae o tae gallant, tsal cos9Gon lnsE4ce tls maldea introduction. The la8g quick aud observing ladlas usually aae, overheard tae h4speE, and unable t0sessFaIn herself aBF longer. exclaimed 'd-n it, blii whg da,'t gpa knOE me ~
 Horror of horrors V a9 could Gepsrt the egu- steFnation winch marked the isafHnSq ul the SYG- Paeaiz,as ir.eud, whea hoFS- iaagh lfosn the iafy revealed the well knewn eBeaaslgols ol H4asc allgs sequain.anee.--S. Lysss IiEass.