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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15
Affairs on the Rio Grande.

The Gdlr6SfOR NelCS of the 18th ult.,
quoting from an extra of the RIO Braro OF the 18th,
saws
Dr. } b Miller. who came passenger on the Uncle
Bill, informs that the news of general revolution
arV outbreak ~ the STATES of TanaalpaS and New
Leon was hourly looked for when ne left Brownsville.
and that The men who were concentrated near RIO
Grande City were reported TO be principally Rangers,
who were attached TO the companies that were re-
Gently dStanG6d on our Western frontier. OF these.
there were near 200 enrolled under the command of
Cardha'al. who were only awaiting the proper time
20 the rNcI and participate III the reyoluiioua
~ movement. II appears no other Mexican state
than the two already mentioned WAS expected 70 en-
gage IN tins revolution but every confidence Was
entertained that they would succeed to The fullest
extent of their purpose with little or no resistance on
the part of the Federal troops. In fact II resistance
were made. their numerical strength was 50 nSlg-
nifcant, and they were posted al points ~ widely
aSunOcr. that to accomplish their defeat was con-
sldored nothing more than mere cmld'> play.
This movement has been designed for some time,
which We have before gwen animation OF. and all
that has DELAYED a demonstration until now Was
determination on the part ci rs prime movers not 10
attempt revolution without beng fully prepared 10
coU>ummate u From all thai can gather, the
plans OF operation have been well concocted by able
military men ana Staunch patriots and u what IS
sand an relation % The preparations OF the revolution
ISIS. then strength SC. be only half correct. there
can he bul little doubt of their success
From the mtlmatlOn> We hrSt rcccN ed Vie pur-
posed revolution We were If the opinion thai 10 would
the revolving patty, than any OF the puerile and lie
timed attempts 10 lev oiu,onlze which had previously
been made IN that quarter That opinion was based
upon the tact thai they ior the first time delloer
d,elN and Udlciou>ly projecting then plans OF opera
ton. without any intention OF gong precipuaiely 10
work fore every thing arrange iortdt purpose
We are now more strongly impressed with "A belief
IN The success OF the movement than We were before,
from The suggestions that are confidently made that
the Texas Rangers, who were recently GisoDuOed,
have enlisted N the cause We are personally &C,
quainjod with many OF these gallant young men, and
Know that they are the very 80 BOYS for >uch AL ad-
venture. All that Viii De necessary 10 insure sue
cess ~ the rcyoUliOnsiS Win such reliable auXid-
hes as Texas Rangers are, VIII De determination oi
purpose. concert OF action, and above all EGid nGei-
lty IN every instance and undo! al circumstances 20
their ChNalroU> allies
We have rot learned who az the principal leaders
IN the movement are bur the name OF Gov. { dfde-
mas, Of lamaullpaS. occupies a conspicuous place N
the list, which sufficient 10 give character % the
enterprise. BY the next arrival from The Ne>l we
shall expect something more definite
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15

- ,.;o,s resersing 10 Themselves me riSh'
a al surn her own BYLAWS, and hKlng iheli own
a sSepr that Whilc they are III favor VI nm
scas P,,ber Of apprentices IN each ONCE tiie5
nj re po' Ia, they seould be required 20 err
20 thDh y say five years-and not De aiml''e1 %
stztea Peins N aiy Union unless they have server,
-.er.btssap'R theiT irdlnfure aud regular GiNchusc
=, el shv.s,eYs tnproying Of the plan - on a
ron 80 ASSOCIATION. and IN favor on ~
Jss 90 dang the Printing OF The T. = re..ih.
ta eS pot on The p ,o pSs,ions All ron unless
~ De.eg s...s.sbi.s,td sthout taxing the Local
!, esS be
rr", .,cs ofered resolution setting 'oF'A mat II
W. bA'sn dangerous for this Convention to n
sssi''s, bc rYesen. prces pad throughout the
sftfe .oenos -ioi. as likely TO produce dissit-
III iyI 49, .,1,f no. result IN good ~ The organ
tYte. We He also offered the following
aroD a. asce-- .ilcd that stereotype plates u
@HAss< saa H.ntl works are imported '"ip tlls
LAD bL-i er- 3D. nfv # The craft n the p-ncipa-
ssh; . .. I,r,on u deemed pohrc ane lus' lisi We
iss s,ecoarse o. 90 measure ~ = nun '' - 80
~ stsrs fNn inclined - tfe opinion iha' the
sbss ~ oracca c ,acer for ne sp''. si'n 81 NJ
All ps,nrsv Copgfs.s 90 a,hal 81 VI. ~. i 20 ~
Tss S'ies 70 ~ -7.e. a.Id The United states Tor
s0s'--s ,eferred 20 ne Legislative Committee.
R'a ", offered resolution prov.ding that no
WO'D@ ~ Coc.er'iou shall have more than
s1soe' VI question. the resolution having espe
% Toie " s' - delegation which represented The
as ieleIglh se.i socie, Of inca anc Albany Ne"
r,pogapn'ca'
YoTk. - ncyeG That NcsSrs. WALSH and
VI OV ~ SHiowel % vote for both the Utica and
sbauy Association 90 ,he nronrie,y Of admitting
A de1lIe yhica was finally disposed OF by
Ho1es ,' ,.bole subec On the table
Ayns ' ps,cr offered resolution proposing me
hg bkto. % travelling fund for the members Of
t'ap ols.n't,oo which was referred.
y poorps OF New Ork, offered propos tion
bE h'o,a,osals 70 ac unlimited 10 Congress, for
iep.g ,Ss public Pnnrug-the proposals TO be SUBJ
.sd nv this Conven on
ausu c =, II RANnAIL. OF Baltimore. offered re,o-
US asking Consfes., IN giving out the rupnc
lss N give the preference 10 practical printers
nhu .,,or the two r. solutions were referred to
w Of Eve. consisting Of MeSsrs. GEORGE II.
1 Oln ROGERS. OGDEN. WALF0RD. and WALSH.
NJ ~ FrfgRp Offered resolution relative 10 the
W renresentstIon Tor the different Socieile, IN
h.r,s conventions. Referred.
ll, ..i,.on-,ed till 10 to-DoTr0w morning.
Your, &c, lAGo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15

MIMPERANCW ~ BURLINGTON, VIA
~asgOndeni sends Us a description Of the state of
1aPeTancc which : prevalent evil IN Vermont,
~Uiicularly IN Burlington. 4 Temperance Law
sNl needed IN that coodly town, II the accounts
ea@be true.
Correspondent concludes his letter with the
wig suggestions
lobe hoped TIA, The Legislature Of Vermont
~sle1' session VIII enact lu>l such law IS Is
- psnd on the statute books of Maine. II Is Just
- 1~ az Is needed here. SpultUOu> and ln;ONI-
= : siuorS Kept iOr SAFE a. beverage are public
a. 20 should be DESTROYED. They are greater evils
- - immunity and work more wlde spread mis-
eah gambling. c0Un,eriCltlng, poisonous food.
N,ss~ie> hides, or even me weapons OF war IN the
- apowetiul enemy. All these are destroyed
}. - paollc good, and Way should the greater evil
u 80 In the language Of a portion OF one OF
oanons recently 0aSSed al the National Tenn
- convention AZ Saratoga " Such law Is i
x,rsss manifestation 90 the world Of ne Niie and
y,reS nature G, the article DESTROYED. and an
lrs,sAaole token 10 The Vender OF the end % which
hsSs-soss public sentiment wlllultimale.N bring ms
co.'s Vermont. rs well a every o'heI State IN
Sew has deep interest IN he enactment OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15
kailroai>. SC.

Our city begins 10 experience the usual
effects @: Railroads, IN stimulating enterprise and
Improvement. Gas works have been erected during
he present * .>on. and M ce N operation ia few
weeks. The old safe House. bullt III IS1a. which
has erred for Courthouse SINCE the removal OF tie
Capital 10 Columbus, = 20 hnlSh Is course IN he
same wear With ihC old Constitution. ami 70 1e re-
placed IA splendid structure and. better >flil,
The civ Is now erecting three Pubic >choOl-lou>eS.
Oh he most modern plan. AZ a cost Of $4,000.
Situated IN the very hear; OF The most fertile re-
eiom of OHIO. where agricultural procuct> OF every
KIND arc 20 De- bad AZ their lowest Price large
UNEMPLOYED hldTau.,c power-"i,h coal ana IRON
within - ult>. fully accessible o. me completion
of lie Railroad ;htTe : nothing 20 pre- eni thls De-
coming "a large manufacturing town. AZ via Ger
tainN combine advantages >el-0n - be ,ouni -
getheG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15
Sale OF the America.

On SATURDAY.. the day ate. the race With Inc ma
ma, the necessary prclmnauc> and condIilon' were
arranet d ana finally agreed upon, ~ "hich omup
dore stevens transfers the America to Captain De
Blacuere If he Indian army, for he sum oi OUo,
Or 5000 WHO bec0mts her sole and undivided pos
SCISSOR II was the intention vi the American I ON
modore 20 visit the London waters Tor me purpose
of GIVING the inhabitants of the metropolis al pppor
fuuI'y 81 ln>vectng his nautical wonder, ont ms
ent has been ,e' ASIDE by the ready accept
ance Of ihe ownership on the terms proposed, WIN.
ont airy lbatemeii whatever SUNDAY icing '"c a.
ounoriiirltl If IuSpecIng the America tt tOWes sne
vts visited hv An immense number oi persons nom
LONDON and elsewhere, who unWer>'lN expressed
Their admiration Of her extraordinary ieats and SIN
pular and unique construction ne pIt't"i' u
Te,ber hture owner II l. stated. vii as once pro-
coed win her on q voyage 81 pleasure 10 the hedi-
ttrTaucaIi.
The America cost Com. stevens 32o.0oo only
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15

No.s VAL. :. steamer Sarapar. from
oerS VAS spoken or Tie lth INST, oil Havana.
sasr . scope Albany, Commander Plait,
n hes WeSi on the ~ INST
III A. revenue cu,ier Forward. Cap, None>,
~ Se M LeicacT and suite. >alicl on the 9th
IN. ~ Norfolk Ion Vera Cruz
am. !. : Sioop-ol-war Prcbie. arrived al Boston
~. "a inst nom Portland
\ rs :. steamer Vixen, len Pensacola on he
nsr~ NE mouth % iae Mississippi
Etns A., sicop-oi-War tyane, Which las been
es.sssv S az the Go>poft Navy Want. VIII ~ PAT M
soa s1esea Oh or about Tie 18Th lns, Her de>tna-
S,.oftsSsed 10 be The West Indies
as Ss. Master + r Olmsieat. for some wears
sesa p,o.. nuding The :. steamer Engineer. has
6gtes. p ~ 10 the Fauk OF Master IN TIE Navy.
oehjdntn lUaAeg'S orders 70 lae | )
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15

steamer Saranac have been revoked AMI he n now
waiting orders. -
L. 8 fTgate was slgnalize1 on tne 'V,h w. IN
LAT g. ION SO 40 and la.d with head yards l5ick for
twenty minutes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15

SALE OF THE AMERICA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15

ABOLITION OF The AUSTRIAN CONSTITUTION
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15

DETAILS OF THE YACHT RACE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15
Miscellaneous.

R,..,z., o. Ta1'TINEs NL"'fA p.
-, r,re..i - ieasth-neI .nves;5 40" -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF TIE PACIFIC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-15
The Pre.idenoy-The Prince de JoinviIlr.

The PARIS correspondent Of The Times 400 'freis
L. te n a position 10 kaoW ~Iih accuricy The ffri'
he sales, Whiting under date Aps ~ g''e' Ia AZ
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-12-05
For the Blue Hens Chicken.
THE FRIENDSHIPS BALL.

r. VlxsRSr, sq.--Some of tho Manager
Of the Ball to be given by This excellent Fire
Company, on the 18th inst, seem to think tht
notice OF them in your last issue, was intended
MIRO as a huresque, Than anything to their nd
vantage. They, TO use their own words. say
that it was written too much In the lakey
style Now, notwithstanding erery article OF a
local character, with but few exceptions, art
prepared by Mr.. Vincent, The article in ques
ton, was not written by him,bui during his alb
srnce, by one OF the hands employed in his o.
fee. The article was written in hurry, and
with very little thought, and i app AIRED to thea
flat wished to convey tie idea that they were
neither more or less Than number of 'fowdy
fremen' | deem it but in justice, b 9TH to The
Editor Of this paper and to the members Of the
Company. 10 make the am.nde honorable BY
stating that such was not the fact am well
acquainted with the Managers Of the coming
hall, and have attended tho balls previously
given by this Company, and ntisi admit hat
have never attended a more respectable agreeable
or sociabe public assemblasr' than ~ Balls CIV
ell bY the Friendship Fire Company
| The Managers OF tho Bal, to he given on thf
18th inst are young men Of The most nnnues
tionobe character, and among lhe list Of Mana
Il gers | notice III names of several who we't
Nonagers OF their previous balls. and imgins
from the wtll-knoNn energy of these Young III n
| think their approaching Bill will &C / se any'
thing of the kind, ever before given in this city
The hope that these few hastily written re-
marks may he lti-iaetory to ihe mdmleTs Of tie
Company AMI with my best wishes for their vel.
Il fare Subscribe myself their sincere friend
! S. f. II,
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-12-05

HEALTH RECONClhEU WITH INTElI
PERANCE

a Rare ThiAg in .Nsiieinei-nr. HouGllTON's PEP
TIN. ths True Digssiice Fluid, or Gastric Juice PFC.
pared from RENNEr or the fourth Stomach Of the OK
after directions Df BARON IIEklG, the great fply.0.
logica Chemist, by -, HOuGIrON, NJ, D., Pmlade-
phin fa.
rnia i truly won erful remedy for INDIGESTION
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNnlCE, LIVER COMPLAINT, CON
SITUATION, and DEBILITY, Curing after Nature,
own method, by Natures agent the Gastric Juice
For injuries inflicted tie Slnnach by aver eating
or eating t hishscasOned indgsstlblc substitutes
Tor excessive OF condiments ardent spirits and oihei
liquors either hahtually particular Oceas0rs DR.
ilOuGH'ON'S PEPSlN ia n sovereign remedy. II may
also be used with great Advantage by person of weaa
i mach when about to ladnse ia some freedom of rut
ing Hnh drinking with the happiest effects. II in fact
almost prrfi hat great feat which physieiRn- have
long underworld accomplish. viz tn rsdonsiie Hsahi
i7h MtemPsra. by its aid may
aliv he inin lgad IN, with eOmpn niIvcly little injury
Every bottle OF the genliue pEPSlN bears this wilton
signature of, ). nuuGnroN, NJ. D., sole roprielsr
Price, one dollar per battle.
CHANDELIER WALTON, No. 81, Market ST.,
dec Snle A gents for Wilmington, Del.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-12-05
PR ACE CURRENT
CORRECTED wEEKLT
MARRIED.

On the eth ult., by the Rev. MIR. Cosgrove
MIR. THOMAS Fox to Miss CATHAmTE r. Low.
BIER, both Of this city.
With the above notice we received a laTg,
piece Of delicious cake. May their path ihrougi
life be pleasant, and The affection that mad,
them one. glow warmer and warmer to the end
In Philaphia, by Alderman @. Brazer, on the
26th ult., at the residence Of ]. Alexander, Esq
Mr.. ALEXANDER LAWRENCE to Miss SARAH AM
LAWRENCE. Of Delaware City, Del.
In Philadelphia, on the 27lh uIt., by the Rev
A. Tudehope, Mr.. JOINS STEWART, oil Brandy
wine. Del, to Miss ELlzABETH STEWART, o
Philadelphia.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-12-05
i}O K AGONY ENTION.


PRRsipENT's MEssAsE.-A great portion Of
our Fapsr. as our readers will perceive, is taken
~ wi the message. We suppose it will prove
OF interest, at least as matter of reference 1t is
plain, business. well written document, just
saeh as SHOULD come from the pen oil an able
siai sinan.
We think a great deal too much inheritance
= NlMnhed TO the message. 1t is merely the
opiSTon-el The President in matters and things,
aai The official publication d certain facts inre
lalan To the Government All these matters
are known before, unaticidlly. The ernwd OF
newspaper correspond enis whose business 1t is
10 inform tho public Of faftsi watch so ia rowly
everything at Washington, that nothing Of :
public na'ufe escapes their notice; the telegraph
Immediately conveys the same TO The press. ant
10 IN hours il j. known 70 the whole Union.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-12-05

december - lsJt il
Ion William S Archer
Sizzil lane Bll,y
Patrick Byren
Thomas Burton
Miss Rcbecra Ba',ler
lahn Bytnr
gorge Boh'eher
sarah Brow
Nbralara Barber
VI Churchman
u BIZ hil,ls
Vim Campbell
Rnhcrt Clark
George Chester
Sqnilla ncirickson
Madam Darit
Nr L niggins
Mrs June Dincnl
lanes Edwards
Cloud Elliott
I hotnAs ii t.lbert
Johu Green
Gideon Gates
Miss J Gieen
John w Gheen
C D GRAY
Miss Rose Gcelar
Hannah Gregg
Mrs Mary Holmes
ilenianin Il Handy
| Miss Sarah d Harvey
Alban Hoops
Anna Anna NJ il Hcndrlea.on
!
George w Jones
David johnson
Miss Jnue johnson
Margaret Kelley
Mary Emma Kendell
Miss lane King
-,
, sauna -! L'oyu
5po i,lncs j
HNiH Lyman
4 ant Levin Marshall
En- ma S NIyniek
Sn.in Moore
Jnhn Nlnis4r
Samuel n " M,nsfel.
Iosenb NIcGurv
n NrN.v,n
lCo,barirs NicKenriet
Nellw McI,onshlin
Icballes MeCatIerty
Al
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-12-05
DEER PARK MANSION HOUSE,
NEtFgRK DEL

A. p. OLIVER, respectfully informs ihs public As~a
That lie hos taken tile sbove Hotel, Rnl 10 prupaf red ~
IL accommodate u u travellers. aud oiheFs x-N&s
may rivnr him with their patronage. This hotel has
herh recently built in the most modern style II Ina he
tween thity and forty runms oil handsomely fitted up
many opening GU balconies in font of tile house Th
hotel connnndsa visw OF thu surrounding country one
OF Tie mist erie aud picturesque in the dls stnies
ANA IN that account wonld b. desirable retreat for
city buatders Attached to the premises sre extensive
wagon bulFet ami wagon yards for the aecnnnuds
ct country customers. wagOnsrs und dlovera.
". b-CnnveyaIces to and from The at any tune
Carriages furnished 10 those wishing 10 view The sur.
rounding country. dee 8 II
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-12-05
DIED.

In this city, on the 25th ult., MARY EMMA,
daughter Of Elijah A. and Martha Ann Tyson,
aged about 4 years.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-12-05

4 HE semi Annual Communication Of the Grand Lodge
1 Of Delaware will be held at Milford, on Saturday.
tie 9Ilh Of December, A. n..5S5l.
GEO. w. ClIAYTOR, Grand Sce'rs.
OF the Grand Lodge OF DelaN ATE.
Hand s,eretary'a ohies wilmus ten, New. q, 6s5f
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-12-05
THE SHADOW, ERE THE
SUBSTANCE FADE.

ID EAbEk II you want perfect likeness Of yourself,
II OF your friends, go TO Jeferis' nsausfsotype
Room, Corner Of sixth and Market sts and after s-
ting on are not satisfied III every rsspset no ehage
VIII be made.
hose who think they obtain hstier or cheaper
ieiures, in Philadelphia or elsewhere, inFitsx 10
Fail. Ths poprie pTnfers trial OF skill his
paid puff, lang eusgintic adv srtisemsnt. All
pirlufes taken this Room warranted net TO fade
u elange irom their original appearance Prices from
81 ~ upwards. A. r. n. JEfFEke'.
dec Dsguereotype Artist, Nilningt0n Del.
uoRr WINE AND BRANDY,-A large quantity Of
Port Wins. Also, consignment of mosl eseeieH,;
Brandy, Hotel Keepers aud the the lovers good liquor
invited 10 call and exuninu 81 9TH aud Shiploy
sis. dec s ALilsON q FAY,
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-12-05

j. A. LEFEBYRE,

HOUSE AND slaN PAINTER AND CLAZIER,
csrHsr If FiJth shipisv Sta, Wilmington Dsismars
NRnERS will be attended to with promptness and all
~ work executed with aud despatch and en-
the most reasonable Ierms Walls Ceilings neatly
painted er4.-3t
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-12-05

a., ,1y.i...,s.,a. nj
Nh' " " ,,""'s !, "" 80
rS'solS 1n'''ns we 's
icy arc ou'ef'ise"'
q -,
MISS h'i1aoclh A""e'soN
D M,
Mrs NalneIlhenes''!
joshua . bafk''
Il Y Baker
John W bishop
W Beck
Mss Bette Button
=
MS . ; elaik
W m VoVenty
pennell ChurehnaA
Cvonk
itrrifh 'iuph
d
9onn VI ,,ieAs
u 'eahVi'e
Napi Lewis "a"
7
Thomas pui
= IT,, r-,nci. Pv,,.
Peter Emmett
+ -
G.
Mrs Ha Guier
'tt,..ay Cr.bi,
Rev 4 Gnit can
James Glasgow
VIM Ginryins
Hugh Dunon
lam, a GitIin u
James | Graham ~
II
I;d,, A Hand n, u,nl
Edward G Harmon
Miss Laura V. Harrison
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Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-12-05

Remaining in TIE Post OTor, Wilmington Del
December ,, 1851 rTPsrsons calling for these
etrrs wai lease say they arc advertised.
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can noe jo is barely io give iararirr to the
government (out exercise roWcrarhunrIly)
! do no, know bu, the purity oi icmalc char.
actcr giving ionc to society is as Hla for Eng.
land a, ,hc sld examples ct that most talent.
ed hul levd George ~. We know some
families governed we'll by womr1-beitcr than
hy men, nations are bot larger families.
Ia rear of Buckingham Palace Is the gar.
den oi the Qurcu. Il embraces 90 acres,
and ha, a fresh pond and ooh o. could not
enter n, but over ,hc fence could scr the trees
and lul,s-uay, gathered one or two suu,.
cnirn ihcrrlron Co carry hom. Tho fence
D, high brick wall, the entire length ol the
TOP ol which d, protected by iron iorks iu-
serted ln % slo0e cap. pointing every way
Beneath thc fence. outside, D. a row Of holl,
trees or bu.hcs, toll Of ,horrs. neatly pruncd
as o. hedge, and sill. outside ol t..sis a paint.
oi ulI fence Co protect ihat.
The queen ls uut ia ihc palace % present,
hu, b, al her Watering placc-O,'om Palace
-oa lhc lys ur Wight We rss,d 0, 90
coming to London. She vrIl r,um newt
week ,o pruvrar Parliament 900 state, when
/ .HrI' rnI.atu. iu SEQ Bee and vliu,.s ihr
pageant. >Ha uI.l Ju iUs 0. Crafty thr
strangers wHn arr ruv 900 Che r0lg. A. she
and p.arr AH.H. yr rather as ibc Prince
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pres.i,ely-"thn Delaware. aged i,rniy.
tao, deceased ~ midnight on ihc 10Th of
April, 1885" Atihese words both, ror the
frt time, Looked earnestly 90 Clara, and slow.
ly lr1 th- room. Sbalrr uG, In some de-
r,cr. thc spell llai bad hitherto lorrd hor,
sha nnr hrr t.l. ard her maid, .uucdIste.
Iy answering tha summons. .hr found, lo stJ
'o hrr croslcrr-'.oo. lI-r th.s maid had been
sitting fr iha la', rhree hours In ifc room
th-ourh which 'Ir.- mon mrst have passed
F.rI.rr on further .rrr,Hrauor. ih1t no ono
in 'he hors- had .rru tcr '.r,bt.ou' visitors,
,hr cave herself un 'o supernatural tcrurs;
md ro-cai,.rr rl1t shr t7l received wan.
inv lh1' shr Nasfo5 5.c aim.1a.rh' on ihe 10Th
n April. she h1I Io,' 7nrriI,e ard sleep, and
'rs. IN r-'. i1.t s.rt.rr u-frr ihr impres.
',un '',1i ihc hour Indicated vas hr,d TO 10
Dor last
AZ fu' I vr' rr.'o rrr.r-l 'r r-l B., v-,
rn' oorsr 'rl. rubbing ry larf, vth moro
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how shs -1nN rr,.h', hu rnut.I ar ur.
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useI- u-ur. % iIr t... sHs I.E f-.r road.
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