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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-14
SUPERIOR CoURT-MAY IL.
Before Chief .Jusfice Oakley

SUPERIOR CoURT-MAY IL.
Before Chief Justice Oakley.
~ r. Wills IS. Edutn Forsa.-The court as
usual densey crowded this morning by anxious
to hear the testimony Of the witnesses for the defence in
Mr.. Van Buren, said he prepared to go with the
trial and that he expected his associate in court in
few minutes
Mr.. Sanford said that as counsel for defendant
not in court this would perhaps be the best time for
him to that the unexpected postponement Of the
from Friday this morning had quite embarrassed
him in his other professional arrangements. lie was
obliged to attend the argument Of some in the general
term which he had failed In endeavor to have put on
and as he aended to leave for Europe next Wednesday,
IL would be impossible for him to devote any time
to this and he therefore reluctantly compelled
to leave it. lie would not have had any connection with
the matter If he could have foreseen the delay His
socate Mr.. Cutting depends very much on him (Mr So
for the examination Of the witnesses he had be-
familiar witt the circumstances of the
Mr. b. Cutting said that other engagements had pre-
vented him from attending to the examination Of wit
hesses and from becoming well acquainted with the
facts MIR Sandford he would therefore, object TO 90
on with the unless he had the cooperation Of Mr.
Sandford in the examination Of the witnesses
Mr.. Van Buren, was at n loss to know what had been
suggested by the plaintiffs counsel; he did not under
stand yesterday that the gentleman intended to go to
Europe, when he Mr Sandford) consented to the post
Of the in consequence OF the absence of
his (ir Van Bs) associate from illness
Court-Gentlemen, the cause must be tried now, or
put of for the term.
After some further observations of counsel the Court
said:-I am not aware that decision in the just
now OF any great Importance to either party An i'm
perfect trial OF the in the absence Of counsel would
not be satisfactory to either party.
Mr.. Cutting-I certainly will not go with it,
Mr.. Van Buren, would suggest whether postponement
TO tomorrow morning wolld not give Mr. Cutting
opportunity Of comforting with Mr. Sanford 50 that he
would be able TO go with the himself But,
long they plaintiffs said Mr. Van Buren) and
are defendants, they shall not know who witnesses
are or what they shall prove until they upon the
tand
Judge-The Court will sit during the month of June
and il the postponed until then it would give
Mr.. Cutting the opportunity Of having the aid of
ther counsel during Mr. sandfords absence.
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rroiesser Fsirsday That the nerves are the con
that life and health wholly upon its dstrbu
top and that would be both folly and weakness 70 doubt
dispute what has been tested of times and can
be 50 easily proved that this discovery Nervous
Anidote tnsllibe in producing this distribution and
that health and strength have Invariably followed Can
be had at lU2 Nassau street. 81 bottle.
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= IsVTere rtmeuy Tor the Of bald
and diseases Of tie orsuum generally that ha reached
tie popularity enjoyed BY tie article known Professor
Barrys 1ficorherons or MsdicEtsd Compound. IL /.
tBsitsy used y the upper classes 81 the community in
almost in tie lana used in preference
other articles ef the hind IL impa viscr the roots Of
The heir and thu. promotes IT. growth 60 remarkable de-
IL d. de ndruf scurf and renders the hair
and glossy IL will all diseases ~ the SCI lp such
scai head dew and ether obnoxious disorders o. the
skin Ir.cis well efficacy II stands vailed.
HE Professors Treatise the fuman Hair which
hottie l. alone worth the Price o. the remedy.
IL IL sold In large bottles price - cents az III broadway
and AT the druggists generally throughout the United states
NM -
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mor.m.n,. OF pi.,ingui.hed Ind, r,dnal..

III TresIl.urv nflard fillmore President ~ the
United statcs; Hon critteIden. Attorney General
Of the United States; Hen. Vim a. Graham Secretary
IL the Navy: Hon & Conrad Secretary ~ War. lion
X Hall. Postmaster General Hon. A. VI Mckle.
New York; Hon. zadock Pratt Pratt vile, John v
wethefill VI :. wickershsm and Tho. Birch. commit.
tee accompanying the President from Philadelphia Hon
james VI Cook Ballston spa. 7 Barnum. Bridgeport.
arrived III the Irving House yesterday.
lion A ) Armstrong PeBusylvauia Hon ! A Pratt
Maryland Geo. sargent. Masssshusetts. y. Adams.
sprinlfe } D Austin. Portland y puval fhiiadct
rhia, " Murray. Connecticut, j. " LanAwurth.
4 : A.. were among the arrivals at the I nlln Place
Hotel
lion n Johnson lion Daniel Webster Washington:
r Allen. Governor a Ehode Island, Mr. corten Wash.
irgt0n. Mitchell Geneva. ~. Buckenrdge Kentucky;
d y Barnett. " Brosdham Geo. Woodruff y ,pen-
ctr T. Anderson. committee from Connecticut,
amongst the arrivals ~ the Aston House.
Rott D. Hudson and lady Boston. John llolton and
lady. do: Edward ~ Brodhrad. ltica John Bryce q X
Eryce Charleston. : g.; VIM " Calender. q W Lee.
Hartford: 4 Daniel. Boston, among the arrivals
yesterday at the Howard Hotel
~. m' Td gs,D. boston a. rI ro Ss sn M Ms
y L. Scott. ohio; Col. y. Jesup. Conn. Z. p Payne.
Vt; DR. X. Go,da Waterfowl were among the arrival.
Yesterday ut the Clinton Hotel
Hon Howell Cobb has declined the compliment ~ a
public din n.r rendered him by the citizens a Savannah
Hon Thomas ~ Benton let - Lous On the sth inst
Tor Washington lie will Immediately remove hi family
to Missouri.
L,rr rron ST. DosiSco-The British schooner Fear
Not Captain Heath arrived yesterday from Domingo
City which place she LEFT the Gath q April at woh
time some fears existed among the Domncan~ from the
report having arrived there the approach the Hay
ten forces aud the anticipation Of general
Captain n did not know whether OF not the report
true aud u IL probable there vas more 81 Imagination
than reality In t.
II was aIso reported that the bark Edward Captain
Hughes ~ Nova Scotia with full cargo Of wood had
teen lot With her cargo but y was Afterwards contra
dct.d
an Kinds n trovsons we're IN demand at 81 Domingo
Iour vas bringing 81 beef 49, and PORK SlS Yer bol
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MUSICAL.

MEXICAN PIANoFoRTE COMPANY, LAFARGp.
IA BUILDING ~ Brondway.-Otieet-l Association fog
mutual benefit To procure good Piano BY raging small
monthly instaments IT, persons paying three
times the nth ~ Piano IN the shape Of hire tssoca
ton ~ one hundred persons the system OF self
ment and equality onterest Books open for sub
serptons' AZ the once Lafarge Buildings, room No
EoR sALE-A HANDSOME PIANO, MADE ny HAL
lett Brown, Boston, oost originally one thousand
III ee sot nov ~ very great sacrifice eonse-
A. Chambers, ys Grosdvsy where can BE SEEM or ~
r. b. Curtiss, sole agent Of Hswes Pianos f Brcadway
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Later from Chagres and Kingston.

The steamship Brother Jonathan arrived last night
from Chagres whence she sailed the 4th instant
kingston bringing dates from the latter place to the th
The Brother Jonathan brings $4,000 in gold dust on
freight and long list of passengers in whose hands is
$4,000 in dust.
Left at Chagres the steamer FL Dorado.
The news from Kingston is Of little Importance and is
comprised in the following items -
A coroner's inquest held on the 5th instant
the body Of unknown man found floating in the
and from the evidence adduced appeared that he had
worked his passage from Chagres and had fallen
board from the steamer Crescent City.
Thanksgiving meetings being held in conseq
Of the cholera having in great a degree left the
Island.
A murder committed. on the Sd instant at place
called Constant Spring. q man named Richard Ham,
itsn, by Spaniard named Perrico; and the murderer
in resisting the officers and wounding number Of other
persons who went 10 arrest him, shot
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THuRLow WEED on SEcEssioN.-The state bar
ber-he learned to shave in Morgan times--is very
savage on the South Carolina secessionists accusing
them Of = hot treason" Why has he not word to
say of the impious traitors Of the Antslavery
Convention at Syracuse
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PRoeREss or THE CENSORSHIP ~ WASHINGTON.
The Washington Republic continues to dcplore
the agitation Of the next Presidency, and the
naming Of General Scott still continued by the whig
press. Throw sop or two to the barking dogs.
Are there no drippings from the Florida or Next
can claims, that would shut up the troublesome
actators
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poARp or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN


The undersigned wishes to make contract for print
lng paper suitable for the Ner fok Herald The amount
required will be- over one hundred thousand dollars
sor,h per annum For further particulars. manufac.
turers q paper will please communicate with the pro-
sr,.,or JAMES a. BENNETT.
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bordered plain porcelain engraved and printed in gold
and plain styles, in the most fashionable manner Also,
Wedding Envelopes from the most celebrated manufacture
of Paris and London, at EVERDELLS Broadway cor
Duane street.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
NAV IL This Board met 90. day. az nine o'clock A.
tn. minutes II last meeting approved
REfFRRrD.
OF many q property against the extension Of
Hudson street.
several reports of the Committee Streets also
adj pied
Resolution offered by Alderman SrrRrytsNr that the
sum ~ ~ loo h. appropriated 10 meet the expenses At
tending the reception aud ettcrtainm. Mt of the
b.rs IT the Legislature their recent visit to this city
Adopted
A resolution was passed few days ago that this
Board sdiourr until Monday next. aud which non.
concurrtd in by the Board ~ Assistant Aldermen Ac
cordngy Md sturteyant movsd that they rece1e frum
their former action WI ich vs. carried.
III. Board then adjourned 70 meet al five o'clock TO-
morrow afternoon "wednesday.
BOARD or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
Man 13-The Beard n Assistants met this morning ~
nine O'Clock and reconsidered the resolution passed On
Monday to the effect that this Board should hold no
m,etings Wednesday Thursday. or Friday OF this
week.
The Board will meet Friday afternoon. at o'clock
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of GENINS Spring Style Tor I6Jl is the absence Of all
aggeraon in its conformation The conical shape just
sufficiently perceptibe without being too prominent iea
ture and all the details assmate with each other
render the general design model Of classical
L0ron and perfect symmetry Such is the Genin Four
Dollar Hat for this speaking VI IL AS work art
GENIN. 81 broadway. opposite St. Pauls.
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The ScOttsh rtfOrmer Never 20 have HeAru Of
ones self But whoever has heard Of
his descendant Knox, Of No. rs Fulton street, gives
pretty evidence that his head unworthy of Of
hats made and sold ut that establishment. For good hat
commend TO knox, the reormer Of shocking bad
lni.
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Food for n,sds and Infants, the Reyalenta Araoca.-
1e subscriber has received consignment of this celel rated
restorative canter with full r,ctions, from ST
wurds together with corious eAtracs from 900 tes
monials 81 its surprising efficacy in speedily and
nenty removing and other maades without tue
aid ~ medicine II he procured through all respectable
DR. g.sts. direct the agent, II. T. CHAPMAN IL
Fulton street, Gold. n. York.
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York. William and Gold opens TO. day with
large and fashionable stock Of silk and fur hats straw
goods Panama hats etc. cheap. share Of the public
patronage is respectfully solicited A. FREEMAN.
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tention Of recurring Wigs TO recent improve
The awarded silver medal for the fret
premium the la fair Theycsn be At L. PHAL0N :
Wig and Hair Dye factory, W Broadway, Of Dey
Citizens and invited TO before
purchasing elsewhere. Copy his address.
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cmcrrr Corrr-Nos zoo 34e SOL, 3j3. 90 3j5 2o5
2o5. 3s6 357, a5s, 800 900. 3sl. - - -
suprrios Counr.-Nos. 523. 49, a. las 126 loI, 10
l.s ll7 las ia 1866 1JT l5q q T. l3I. LOO, lCl lI2
l,A 1t5 leo l07 1875 16o. TO. AL l3s. 113. 49,
CoaNos pLras-Nos. 10. $40 ~, ass, AZ, wy, 5lt
SIS, 51s 52i. 522 523 527. 52S 52p
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pesons take Halle Psngenesi ia. botches
Tie face saownes and brown spots the skin purhe the
blood tile appetite CITIZENS the system and
d,rs the complexion clear and beautiful WM SMITH HALL
sole 70 10, lri
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verts or gray hair TO black Gousuds Italian
nedicsted Soap tan, rmpes hecsies erupton ec
goursuds Poudre Subtitle dicates hair from upper lips
face. or part o. the body wsrsntea Go1rand LIQUID
Rouge for pale lips and cheeks Lily White Hair Rescr
tive, etc. are all found At Dr.. FELix GOUkAUDs oid
esabshed Lstoystory 1 waller street hrss store TON
BroAdway Calender ~ south Third styset sRhtAdeiphni
~ Washsngtep ssr..t, Bottsp.
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OF thee u Is necessary = call az esrs Peterson and Jun
phrcys magnificent Carpet establishment Broad
and White street Iransactns business the very
tnye scale which these gentlemen dobuying their goods
fy the spoad and dong all their importing enables
them not only 70 keep their at all times stock
with tie richest styles of goods but likewise
sell them tie lowest notch. Messrs. p l. n. do very
large wholesale in addition their immense retail business.
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respectfully vited examine this choice
combs the variety TO- beyond all doubt the greatest in the
city comprising the beautiful shell
bafGlo horn. Combs repaired and made to order.
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Colds NTH Of 80 broadway will receive pupils
waite instruction, Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays
at hours NEST convenient TO the pupil Terms SIS for the
course, including stationery.
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Ter ~ sizer continue their OF
Phrenology applied Education Self Culture Choice
Of Pursuits, in Clinton Hail. this evening, at o'clock
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Fr.emasonry.--AlIyn Ritual OF Free

masonry with thirty rlates-Irice 81 by RENTING TIE
United States Canada Shortly will be published Roche
fcneauds Maxms, Physical Theory Of another Life, and
The Elements Of Thought by Taylor. WILLIAM GoWANS
l7S Fulton street
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saint Georges Society and Engiishmen

generalyYou Will find the largest collection of London
and Provincial Newspapers Magazines in New York,
the comfortable quiet Reading Room, 100 Bowery
Grand street News from county in England. Prin
epa Scotch and Irish papers taken Admission Ga ceut
Open till ~ o'clock in the evening Closed Sundays No
Iur No
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New York Market, at No. 80 Bowery HIRAM AMBER
SONS Celebrated Cheapest Carpet Establishment in the
United States TlreePly Carpets g. 3D. 7s Co., IS. per
yard. Greatest bargains ever offered.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERsONAL..

IoBN PERRY JUN, or sPALDfNG, WILL PLEASE
send, without delay. his address Henry W. Perry.
No Benson street trst floor. Western papers please
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Mrs. Reman's celebrated Shirt Establish

ment, No Aston House. has been removed 80 Cham
bers opposite the Park, and Stewards, where
size may be always found She has connection what
with shirt tailoring either in this city Bos
elsewhere.
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stair Carpets, mt wonderfully Low Prices

il. I'd, 2 ss, As, 5s. yard-at W Bowery HIRAM
ANDERsoNs. ThreePiy Stair Carpet S.. o. per yard
Brussels Stair CARPET yard. Eight spacious sales
stocked with beautiful Carpets and Oil Cloths at low
pric
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plete and elegant article manufactured having
requisite for genteman toilet in the least possible space
A liberal discount to wholesale dealers. SAUNDERS,
l Broadway Of Liberty street and 3S Broadway
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II EMovAL-JoHS q. wYMAv. MERCHANT TAILOR.
N has from No rs 20 ~ Broadway opposite ia
city Hall.
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New York, Wednesday, May II, is
Telegraphic Summary.

The Cambria arrived at Halifax last evening,
and we publish her news in brief in this mornings
paper II is only three days later than that brought
by the Arctic. 1t appears that cotton had declined
in one week about one quarter OF penny The
principal event by the G. is the opening Of the
Worlds Fair by the Queen, in the presence Of
thirty thousa nd persons 1t was great and quiet
affair.
The bulletin from Washington represents that
the difficulties with respect to Mr. Lewis, of Phila-
delphia, and Mr.. Senator Cooper, have not made
Sc much trouble in the cabinet was announced
day two ago. In fact the first story is said to
be all fudge. We will warrant that the second
story, there FORE is quite far from the fact itself
the first was, for we have for thinking
that Senator Cooper did have an interview with the
President, in which he said what reported, and
moreover, that his freads believed the cabinet was
in commoton the question Of Mr.. Lewis's reten-
ton. After the President and his associates have
returned to Washington, we may really understand
what is the true nature Of the disturbance and how
this petty local quarrel can affect the administra-
ton.
The Attorney General has modified his opinion
on the Florida eases.
From New Orleans We ascertain that were
correct, recently, in denouncing hoax the story
published in some other journals, with regard to
outrages and robberes and murders perretrated in
Nicaragua. There does not seem to have been
the slightest ground for the monstrous falseho0ds.
The Massachusetts Legislature rejected, yester-
day, the bill giving the credit Of the State to the
amount Of 81 600 900, aid in the constr uction Of
a tunnel under the Hoosac Mountain, by the Troy
and Greenfield Railroad Company.
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FINE ARTS.

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIoN.-TnE TWENTY
IN sixth Annual Exhibition Of the Academy open
e public at their GALLERIES No e63 Broadway o,posity
Bond street, from A. N. until ~ p. NJ Adssaacs ar
osnts season tickets 80 cents catalogues l2x e.ns By
''''' y W oOD III sHEcocuE. Cor Secretary, N A.
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World's Fair.-yisitors m the Worl

Fair invited xamne the subscribers stock
Cases They the most useful article Of the
kind containing all that is necessary for the
toilet Of the most fasdious SAUNDERS, LAT Broadway
corner VI Liberty ST., and 3s7 Broadway.
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NO crLrrrArIoN ~ ntNKIRH.


W. undcrstand the great railroad cslebrtion. on the
occasion Il the completion n the New iork anil Erie
Railroad g. this place. vii take place the 18th inst
(Thursday next aud that train a. wiI leave New
York the day before and srrvp here about This
viii undoubtedly. b. the sranle-t affair q the Kind
which has taken Place in tits ruuary Inlepcnd-
nt the large deisgaton which VII ~ present from
s~u and the adjoining cnuucs W. hear a crowds
sur frn Ohio Northwestern Penny vania aud the whole
lake region To accommodate ten afteu thousand
people In village u small task. hut the presence
al Eve or six large the three hotels AMI the
slatch string hanging cut from al The private dwengs
~ul add much 20 the comfort and enjoyment Of our
guests. - . .
The following is the q the celebration in that
xsf m pmbryu
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-04-10
a Tough Yarn.

Ben Blowhard says that one Of his vol
ages was made ucder a captain who was
noted for working his crew, and on the
trip home, having 'nothing else to do"
he kept all hands at work "scttng up rig
ging" an operation, which, for the ben
eft of fresh water Holsters we will explain
that it is done by tightening the standing
rigging, which supports the vessels masts.
"Well' said old Ben, cit was nothing but
set up riggin, almost every day, till we
hove in sight Of land We were bound in
to New London, and just as we were pass
in Montauk pint, she grounded in five
fathom, Then the cappcn ripped and
swore till all was blue. "Heavc the lead,'
says he. We hove first Oh the stab'ard
and then the lab'ard side-Thcrc she was,
stuck i'll thirty feet Of water, and she only
drawed eighteen guess our boys laugh
ed some when we found that we'd set up
the riggin' so much that we'd hauled
her masts through tie rcsscy's dottom teelre
feet ~
The literary echo. (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1851, 1851-04-10

MAY NOT WOMAN PROPOSE willis Is
breaking ground in The Home Journal in
favor Of the piopriaty fwoman proposing,
and he says that he cannot conceive VIII a
Queen is the only woman who can propose,
undo the present arbitrary regulations Of
society. He introduces very clever cor
respondent, Eva Gray, who Us that go
mon naturally desire to be married because
they are born TO love and still more because
maternity is one OF ther strongest passions,
vet most of the girls afo inIiliaint'y or
wrongly mated, because they do not show
q preference when they should, and when
they really feel it, and have finally married
Indifferent men when, had they been more
frank, they might have allied themselves
nobv and worthily. She says -
u am much inclined to think that the
fear supcrj2r women have, Of seeming i'm
mod st in showing preference for such
non as they really do admire las a tendon
cv to DIVE many men from them, to the
lighter sort OF women | do not mean she
should offer her self; but when she sees one
whom sh admires. she ShonM er!nce p'aiR,y
tAat sh, is pleased with his company and
conversation, and not think it anything I'M
modest as it really is not But ifshe treats
him as she does Indifferent men, and as in
different women treat him, very likely there
will be serious mistake Many men are
proud, and will not sue for a woman they
love-" carpet Sag.
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Z Curious Phenomenon.

A very curious phenomenon was re-
marked at Paris during a recent tempest
Telcgraphic wires have been placed, under
the direction of Major Poussin, all over
Paris, from the National Assembly to the
Nlyseo, and the thirteen walls of the city.
Over the bridge Jena, eighteen wires have
been placed, communicating from the Min
istry of tie Interior to the above named
places. During the tempest an aerial
concert took place on the bridge, and all
the djiettanti of Paris deserted the French
and Italian Operas to listen to the celes-
tial music. The wind, which passed be-
tween these mammoth strings, produced
the most beautiful sounds, and the sensa-
ton felt by the hearers, it is impossible to
describe Saturday Gazette