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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-02
vaE WORLDS FAIR.


WORLDS FAIR ART UNION, UNDER T8E NAN
sscment a tne New ora Art Union Company. necr-
perated srGns lawshse a. each. Every share
hoccr will receive eagrasing aud chance in
button Of % each being free passage London
and back ane SUD in money Ths ostri will take
place on tho 18Th 81 Marcia remittance of sa5 will
~ shares Ard Clubs OF less thar eers
Rcmitsntes By mail will be 81 the Company risk. Shares
And fnrtno particulars nav he Obtained the oee
New fSTk ART Union Company. 81 W all street.
"a oRI.D's rAIR.-ooUTHA MISREPRESENTATION
w 10 the worlds fair ey abe ST. Lawreuoe can have
every attention psid TO their business at southampn
in London, their wishes by letter
,. RODNEY CRoSKEY,
- IS Oontul. Southampton,
hARTINHhU, ckOSKsY " co,
81 rhrcadneedis st, Lonaon; or
LIVINGSTON, WELLS n co,
Wall street. New York.
w 0RLD'S FAIR 0OOO3 F0K the wOaJDs FAIR,
W too late forhe So u wrenoe be karti
nsau Croskey Co.. 6 Tresdnsedo ttre.t London In
quirs Of LIVINGsTON, YgLLs 4 co,
sWal street. Nov York.
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AMUsEmENTs IL BRooIxLYN.

RRo0KLYN kusETH.-PRoPRIGroR AND MANA
~ ger. hr r. kcnt-Prees reduced Parquet, IS eents
nday evening" March 3d. first night OF the
entlsd EaztPpAi or, The wild Horse Of rArtary-CasA-
mcr, Mr.. W. r. Derr CastaiAn. Nj. Wemyss PrcnAsaus
Mr. hcDcual; DroentA, Mr. Kent To eonelaae with the
drama Of the FRENCH sPY-Mathildc, Nile. Altertne
Dyols.
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MUSICAL.

UsIC.-A LADY, OF WHOSE PROFESSIONAL
AVA ahities ~ Pisais,, tho most re-
ertn ean be Fven TO take two three pills,
n addition 70 those Oh. already seachng She will sther
instruct " em at their residences At her aveiiis
7. G., Herald ofhcs.
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CLAIRyOYAHCR.-MRs. JOHNSON ran cELRspA-
~ ted Cairvolsnt BE- consulted With 81 ia Chsmbers
street . an independent Clairvoyant srs Johnson has
rot her ,qys IN the country. ncsrs fem W lsAn snd
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Nlw YORK HERALD GUARp-rBE FIRST GRAND
hihtsty and Gives o. the shove Cempsny, viii
sks rlate at Niblos Monday, ssrch "a, 1871 fekcp
81 70 BE- obtained Of the enbers ~ the committee.
" a. ttshRN. secy. .. CONNERY Cen mandsnt
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n sHOU9B, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE or
~ furniture and paintings in bnt thee months On
Monday morning. tsrch5 st ten O'clock at orssawoh
avenue sofas bureaus tables matt cha
rockers bsds-ads mirrors 5russ,s ing pats
bai aud sofa lamps etc Also niue elegant cal patp
n rich frames Rain or shine
RYJ HEGEhAK. AUCrI0NKER-TUEsoAY. March
~ 4th, at ~ o'clock An, u. the SALES Rosm. NO, is
Warrington street. Brtoklyp, Household Furniture of
binds two sets Of Carpenters Tools and Tool Chef.
large Union Flags two Campass spy Glass two Swords
&c kc At private sale, m elegant Piano. with
stool and cover.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON NON
w day, at u o'clock At the New York Horse Baz,ar
81 Crot by Bay Mare eight nine old
tingie aud double harness and very fast trote
account Of whom il may
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FIN ASClAI..

49,
fsITY on BROOKLYN SIX PER CENT. LOAN FOR
- tnonJ -seaied proposals VII bO received st tho
Somptrosrs once, CITY Hal, 0roekyn. until ThursdsY
March 9TH ~ o'clock IN ist the psrsasss Of s5o1 q
with ersei a. AIR cent payable half yearly
On the lHt January ana ls July In eseh year. for witch
ecepons pi be issuad with bonds Proposals -
made for namtor OF the bonds and tho wnsic vii
delivered tho LIST pr nex PHrohAs.rs will be
opay he interest on delivery, from Let January 70 u
april ~ rN cent ana Will receive Tho Iuy for
months interest aud gill aiso Do required pay the rrs
MUM offered mms dately the 81 the bios
1--WE per cent Of this loan IL 10 he raised by
twenty years and sepo In the Sinking Fund for its
asrfuoa. ful PARTICULARS made sp2ostion TO
CHAs. Z. kHTrS. Comptroller.
NATIONAL BANK OF IRELAND DRAFTS FOR
large small anoans, saia basf ant Its branches
In rcand aad ssents IN Engano Scotland and Wa. for
sale By q. q. HAsICnr.
Eois authorized agent Of haii0pal Rsns Of Ireland
Fer the Unised States.
CO 0ln wANTED-AND A PARTNER TO ES-
Rp,VOO case in manufacturing business, in Phil
naePnls the business will be- exclusive tho demand
hmtcd ara snes for sssh only This u an opportunity
dotn onsrns Tor asfe aud ptptabe inrsstent, ~ from
$500 TO $1,000 agar can be realised For psrticulars
uress fHlLA, ~ this oco with time and pisc. for
iAterNte-.
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Cosrusss-. me ONLY .cosrusE wARsaousx

~ where adies gcntemen srd children be completely
sgnpee the old estahlishmsnt 81 Prince Sweet, near
Nfblos Garden pominoes kasuuersde Bali Cestu
ENTIRELY new private parties Dvos a.
" any rstt o. tbe United ststsa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-02

BROADWAY fHEATRE ON MONDAY KvBNIN0
- kareh will be presented the drama OF BELPH KGOI
Duke do honttazon Mr.. FredsrickC Grand Bsilis d
Courgenont, NJ whiting vicompte Hercules Mr. Scharf
flcIa NissA. Consepheim After which, Pas dc Deux
by fherese $40 Mons Bctmidt TO conclude with the adj
nirtd COMEDY OF the HOUSEKEEPRR-sidnsy Maynard.
sr cenway Tom Purple Mr. Dyett simon Box Mr.. Sohar
Sh Bennett Dress Circle and PAfque 90 eents Family
ana THIRD Circief 70 ceats Doors open at o'clock
NIBLOe 0ARDBN-HAEAOEK Mr.. JOHN SETON.
~ Tickets nifty Private Boxes Eve dollars Doors
eptn &C half past to begin ut first night OF the great
Ss, 81 Ssebe in which the great French dancers lie
housset snd her three sisers Theresne Adelaide
asTsve will appear. Mile Felice1 frat appearance -
nonoaN evening March 3d. Overture by the 0rchss-
LES sTssssdsd by new French vaudeville, called
.hee 10 conclude with the grand ballet called o.
e1LLk-pnEe Albert Of sisia, Mile Adelaide Rousses
RROuGHAns LYcEUH, BaoAbwAY NEARBRooNr
Circle l Orchestra Stall 81 Private ID Door,
open TO begin at TX oolock-honday EyeninE March
10 vne psr,9rsnee VIII commence with the hne comedy Of
Mfr Horn After which La cite Polka Nv Mia
Ducy Barre hr w. Smith ard ballet corps To Be- fol-
lowed by THE WORLDS fAiR-Joye. Mr.. Broughsm: Co
Allow NE TO Ap0LOGrSE-Sir Peter Pecisres NJ n
b. Phillips; Fanny fsirlove. Miss Kate Horn
CIRcUa-NEw YORK AAPnITuKATRE 81 BoWERY
~ James n June Co.. propretors-Doors open ct ~.
oeoos; TO CONNER &c at oclockPrvae Boxes cents
Boxes Is cents Pit IN centsferfsrmances every
the French Troupe will appear Hms.
will in her grand eAddo Act called the EXERCISES
OF THE hAkEGE she will likewise appear In grand
Pars,an Act Of Eorscmanshp. Mons. aud Madame Beno
appear their beautiful of hOrssman-
snip. sc.
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BOARDING, 90

poARD.-A PARLoR AND BEDROOM TO LET. TO
two single gentlemen, with sn addtoaA lodging room
required or 70 gentleman and lady. Inquire stT frving
Place corner Of Sixteenth street The location de-
tirahle, and convenient TO stages and cars.
BOARD IN BR0oKLrN-wITHIN FIVE MINUTES
~ walk OF Hamilton avenue ferry-two single g.nlemsn
can be secomnodsted with brestss and tea-dnnsr on
sundsv In private family the location IL very desirable
snd The ehsce " rooms tan be had addressed 70
IA. A. Herald, will be attended 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-02

TIE CHEAPEST AND BEST LIQUORS OF EVERY
description can be had At tho cd store 53l Houston
street, corner CT Mulberry. drawing the best glass of
Ac porter and elder Of hols. York
proves the Tact A. DALI MORE, Proprietor.
bil Houston street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-02

A LADY 10 DESTROYS or MAKING Az ENGAGE
msnt hs 0evernets In family. would instruct IA
Lnrsh, Irenoh, and Music. teacher Of either In
school She hs had Questionable experience. SD siy
the most ponabie reference Please address Hss
r. Ilu,hing Institute, Long Islspd.
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$50
COAL.

QS PR rvN,-PEAcH ORCHARD. RED ASH EGG
pO Rnnge and Stove sizes Warranted Of hest quality
ssd we'll screened For sale st - PER delivered As.
ply Attic TisDALL COAL DEPOr Hoboken street, Too
Of Canal ssr Ct, 2 ioori from Washipston street.
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PUBLICATIONS.

TIE KICyLEBURYs ON THE RHINE THE WEEK.
lyNow Yorker, ~ the ohee Of the Daily New YorkSr
c Rasssu street. has this popular work. By Thaekory COM
plete IN ons rumhe-, At three ceats.
rNo BE HEADING PUBLIC THROUGHOUT T5e
country -ths tnt.orbers having purchased uoiaens
Dollar hszagns beg leave 70 inf0rm public that while
Unpopular character will be preserved Important ohsnses
snd nprvvem.nts will BE- made 10 fts appearance usra
ons and eonen aud that the April number will Be ready
lev da, toa sinrther ansonaoenent Of the plans o.
B.A.s @. L. DtYCkINCK, 100 Nassau street.
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CLOTIIIso.


CLoTHIFo.-srRrro AND sUnsKR CLOTHING ar
~ Nholesale-We would call the stentioa Of merchants
New rert Tor spTns purchases 20 cur stock q Spring
ara summer Clothing which for ertent variety and excel
ieuce OF msnuture STYLE oh superior 10 thai Of
ny former season, and feei appro-
sston q eethns dealers in all sectvns o. the country
enc me hrm nov visits periodically The european
se can rely havius all the latest and beet
siss o. goods made into we'll ele-
snoe q tnsh ans ~ prices much lower than
seIend solely on this market An inspection OF stock
before purchasing elsev here IL respectfully solicited ~ n
wce rev prepared fer the lsrgs. demand for Gallo
clothing a svery description. Ut IN Slowest rrices
ID. n J. DKvLiN,
" and IS John street. corner 81 Nassau.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-02

MINERVA Rooms. 400 BkOADwaY.--NAGLeg
S Grand PANORAMA Of Iceland painted ~ tho first Irtsh
Lrsts, ON sketches taken ~ihin tho last three yeasia
hdehty rtersst aud beauty aledSith Irish
lrish music, aud an Irishmsna ustration Every
INK a. Ia ee.ck Wednesday and saturday afternoons
eeloex SEQ handbils. Admsnce - c,ats; ehiidrea,
unGer IL. half price.
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FINE ARTS.

DoRTRAITs DRAWN, AND LESSONS OWEN IN
music, drawing. painting and lesscns In tn.
pupils Ladies tsush, Oriental painting N Of, iesOuto
paint the meet beautiful fruits and nbve upon paper
votd oy six These wishing 10 take lessons In the abevc
have their aen,sses TAB pl please call address
70 Victor kngsoh a. rs Blocker whore he svcs les
cons on the pisno etc. VICTOR KLINGsOHR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-02

"A NT1-rRICTToN AxLR.-THu ATTENTION or ALL
parties interested In axss Is called 70 this new patent
iris ssle makes noise IL perfectly SAFE quietly and
easy oisd ard russ tnethrs easter thss sny other 10
makes beautiful finish ard s applicable 20 every deserv
uon Of vehicle. nber u them running in this
rith onti,s .Ipr9, ssmPls, w se zen and orders
n areu To- he pata
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n ALLIMoRE's CELEBRATED BRANDY STORE I

- SITUATED in tho large new building the oil
broomt and Crosby sree No 49, where bo had chose
wines lrandes, and qnors also, alec
mineral wster etc etc all att cens por glass.
other houses :. Cd.
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MISCELLAs EOuA.

REHf, BEEF BEhF.-IF You ARE FOND OF GOOD
~ living call st the stand Of thu undt No Gin.
ton narfct where the choicest county
mountain mutton be had Perons coming u tho above
market Will dc well TO call aud examine.
1hObAs BROADWAY cor. OF Canal aud ashngson SITS
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Castle GARDEs.-THIs nAoNIFIceNr PLACE is
~ now opsn 60 visiter- from A n. TO N. the
lsnes and moot beautiful in The oounry AID the
ysw fsm the upper gallery Of the bay harbor and
hshtful ccners around IL alone the sa All
price Of admission one shil ling.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-02

CAhb-FIhDIN0 THAT THERE Is AN ERRONEOUS
~ impression IN the minds Of the bio, caused by
hrtce IN the Sun paper Of Friday last stating that the
thathA m Bhnk TO erect MAGNIFICENT tutidng
property 81 Chatham street. g. ~ Dawsons begs inform
s friends snd the public 10 general that he has lease
the premises and will continue oacupY them furni-
tufs STORE ana has no incn tion OF giving business.
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VIZ OsLt hANDlOHBf CHtAf-sDUkT6i
merchants who wish their storc bile beautifully printed
0'h rew. and Appropriate dssgnsstsre keepers aud all
others who cards crcplzs bills. will End
their advantage 10 call at suTToNs printing ONO, Ia
fulton street, Between Nassau aud examine
his s.eci9rens. Cheap for eath.
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INSTRUCTIONS.


SPAN1sH LANGUAGE PROFESSOR BAEZ WILL
- ave ltsers at IA. resdencs In OF the city
1rsnsls'ons In Engsh spanish. ineiadiag those Of
Asdrets ~ Warren street.
Two fEAcHyRs "A GENTLEMAN 10 WANTED AS IN
ptruetor Tactics Cor boarding senooi Of Tho ftst
os near the city. lie must reside IA the family OF tho
finopa snd sssst In tho reaersi duties the ssht
The place offered IL one 81 high responsibility Applicants
viii state their torms, what frspches Their
pared 20 give thorough Instruction ADDRESS pre-rAid
New NeYk. = 1870 80 es'
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DAkOaAEA or TUX PILGRIMS PROGRESS, ar
Wasninston Hall h9s BroadsAy-0peE every evening;
exhibition 70 commence At ~ olsek Is oents
An every Wedi eday ana saturday Afternoons at three
O'clock. when children will he admitted for asf price, De-
scriptivs catalogues i2s cents.
RILLiARDs.-slxrEkNT TABLES ON ONE FLOOR AT
~ tie Union Rooas o9l Broadway above Ni6os
tho bes, and largest this verdi fables Ann
sTee.,arhle iron and slate; an entrance li9 Fulton
street. Tables Fulton and
Brooklyn. Ali B.atford's patent cushions.
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M ECHANICo' HAUL NO. az Bk1IABWAY, ABOVE
V1 Grand seet-0pen night during the week until
luther notise TIE original ana well known CsRisTY3
hlNs1EELS computing efficient and versatile corps
eftAented and experienced perfor under the
mage ment OF Chrisy whose concerts in this city for
succession ~ hve have been received with
BY highly respectable and fashionable audencss Tok25
cent? The patrons Of Cnrsys Minis rels
informed that the usual Saturday afternoon will
discontinued for the future On Saturday evening next
March eth, annual bonehe Of r. Piercs tauborlist
Doors open at half past &; commence a. quarter 20
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WANTED-A SMALL COTTAGE. OR THs LOWER
w part q small gsntse house from hrst Msy either 10
broefiyi the upper par. o. New York, or wiamsbarsh
70 exceed f2. ADDRESS FranAn. ofee Of this paper.
WANvEp-iH A PRIVATE FAMILY WHERE THERE
ninusrs walk q the City Hall parior and ,hAmber nd
Joinns two coed ss.d chamber tor geneuan, LADY
nurse. address Il. 3. W., Hsrsis sfSs..
apartments On tho hrst ami ,scond door, In
Broadway satissct,ry references given and clurud
Addrsa :. =, a. tho office Of this PAPER
JTsTURh IsHED APARTMENTS WANTED, ~ rnE
~ Tenth Wnrd-A gsntens an, his wife, and young ehld
eundsys References EXCHANGED. Address bos Ga lower
fost once Beard 10 commence from the LIST Of Nay
II DON WANTED FOR A LADY AND GENT, IN
small rate lily; widow lady preferred Heard tot
,he lady only Board paid in advance Address With part.
A oHREAN GENTLEMAN. OF USRkCEPrIoNABfE
IA character wishr. to engage roons With hressf sad
ton near the Psf Terms must be moderate. Address o.
W.. office Of this paper
House, above Bcecker street. In gonteei peigheor
hood Rent not excesd $780, raid in advance. Address
DART OF A HOUSE wANTED.-A SITTING ROOM
stroes Of Brosdvsy, Apply 20 X, Herald once.
DART or aousE WANTED By A GENTLEMAN
and wife consisting Of three or four rooms In respect
abs neigh hourhood. address j. H.. at this once ssasg
term and locality. Rtiarssees EXCHANGED.
Il AND wANTkD-wANrED TO PURCHASE, IN A
,sSs S,srn yap isJ %i' oo s- f0s
'''' NY time 'IE'1. ia No s1 Water street.
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q EOO ACRES or LAND Fok sA,E,-rHk sUs-

nor SALE-A LARGE HOTEL, IN A GOOD LoCA-
ion and dcng a gooc business rhsro is .oious
snd briliant BAN room attached together with
restaurant reading and other
thorough cendue'rg OF the hots husiusssprce $1,000
half cath Apply or address, g. d. GLOVER No Nassau
Ne YORK.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-01
PROFESSOR WISE'S LEAPING
MACHINE.

If we take q balloon of limited size,
abou, eighteen feet in diameter, each
way, it will, when inflated with hydro.
gon gas, be capable Of raising 100
pounds, independent of weight. Now,
if this be so fastened to mans body,
as not TO interfere with the free use OF
his arms and legs, he may then balance
himself so as 10 be trhe heavier than
the upward tendency of the balloon,
which will be nearly in equilibrio. II
then he provides himself with a pair
Of wings, made on the bird principle,
with socket joints TO slip over his arms
a, the shoulders, and grasping handle
internally Of each one al the same dis.
tance from the shoulder 10 his hand, he
may beat against the air with his
wings, and bound against the earth
with his feet, SO a, least to make q hun.
dred yards a, each bound. This the
writer has often done, in The direction
of gentle wind, with the aid Of his
feet alone, after his balloon had des.
cended to the earth; and, on one occa.
sion trayersed q pine forest Of scvcra
miles in extent, by bounding against
the tops of the trees Such contri.
vance would be Of inesiimable value
to exploring expeditions; landing ,o
otherwise inaccessible mountains; cs.
capes from surrounding iceburgs; cx
pIorations of volcanic cratcrs; travers
ing vast swamps and morassos; walking
over lakes and seas; bounding over
isthmuscs, straits and promontarics ol
exploring the cloud capped peaks ot
Chimborazo, could thus be easily &C
complished.- Wise's EronauticS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-01
CHAS. \. MILTON,
SUCCESSOR TO THOS. ANDRE

fSTCCESSOR TO THOS. ANDRE VS.
M1HoLEsALE AND RETAIL H. DEAL Al,
" ER IN STOVES AND HOLLOW
WARE; manufacturer of Copper, Japaned
and plain Tin and Sheet Iron Wares, No. 70
North Second street, few doors south of the
Monroe House, sign Of the Gilt Stove has
constantly on hand q variety Of the heaviest
and best constructed Cooking Stoves; also
Coal and Wood heating stoves. Particular
attention paid to the selecting of the best ma.
.-rial and manufacture Of Wares for the city
or country trade. Ali work fully guaranteed.
The subscriber would respectfully announce
20 his old customers, as we'll as the former pa
irons Of Thomas Andrews, that he is fully
prepared to fill all orders in the shortest pos
rlDIe time, and on the most reasonable terms
and hopes by proper attention TO his business
20 give entire satisfaction to all who may ia
vor him with their patronage,
81. Louis, Feb. l3--Gm.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-01
Num- Der o.

The President and the Fugitive Sope
Law.--Thc Washington Republic pub
fishes a correspondence between Com
modore Read, Of the navy yard, Phila-
deIPhia, and the Navy Department. to
show that as far back as October la.',
in view Of threatened difficulties in rx-
ecuting the fugitive slave law, tho
President gave the necessary directions
and took the necessary precautions To
insure the faithful fulfIment and exc
cution Of that law. Commodore Read
asked if the United States Marines
could be legally called upon 10 aid in
executing the laws Of the United States.
The answer to the enquiry is. tha, the
marines may he called upon to act IN
der the marshal when he finds i, neccs.
sary TO call for their assistance lou.
Journal
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-01

force to the land of whips and chains.
Oh, God, make him a missionary Of
power to awaken love Of justice and
liberty that shall end in the speedy
overthrow Of the accursed system
which now causes millions Of bleeding
hearts. In mercy, Heavenly Father,
do thou destroy the wicked power
which rules Us. Give US righteous men
10 administer just laws, forgive the
wickedness Of our rulers and lead
them TO true and lasting repentance
Pity the wre,ched man who now goes
10 fetters over the waves, pity and bless
his brethren in chains; hasten the day
when all men shall be free, and thine
shall be the glory, Amenl
1t was jnst five when he left. The
Abolitionist Vigilance Committee met
at S l.2 and passed resolution res.
peclfully asking the people of Massa.
chusetis TO toll the bells in the several
towns, as the intelligence reaches them
Of the return of a fugitiue slave from
this Commonwealth. They have also
appointed meeting for public re-
ligious services on the occasion. A
person with rather loud lungs, as the
procession moved down State stree
recited tue events Of the Boston mas
sacre that occurred in the street before
the revolution.
The fugitive was warmly and com.
fortably clad in garments provided by
the U. s. Marshal. He stated that he
was willing to 60 during the evening
He refused 10 sign any more papers
drawn up by the Abollonis,s, saying
lha, he was tired ofthe business. The
military in considerable numbers were
al their armores and Fannuel Hall, bu
there was no cause to call upon them tc
act in the matter, and this morning the J
were dismissed faom further duty
The chains have been taken down
from the court house. and it has re-
sumed its usual quiet aspect.
During the night Abby Folsom wa
found wing in the street near the TEN
pie. and refusing to go home, was Ia
ken TO the watch house.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-01

General Lnsensib,luy to an mporiant
Truth.-Ths namely-That the mise.
ry Of human life is made up of large
masses, each separated from the other
by certain intervals. One year, the
death Of child; years after, failure
in trade; after another longer or short.
er interval, daughter may have mar
ried unhappily-in all but the singular.
ly fortunate, the integral parts that
compose the sum total Of the unhappi.
ness of mans life, are early counted
and distinctly remembered. The hap
piness Of life, on the contrary, is made
up of minute fracton-lhe little soor
forgotten charities of kiss, a smile,
kind look, heartfelt compliment il
the disguise of a playful raillery. anc
the countless other indefinite signals 0
pleasurable though, and genial feeling
-Coleridge.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-05-01
SHORT DRESSES.

Mrs. Boomer, Editor of the Lily.
has adopted the "shor, dress and
trowsers,' and says in her paper Of
this month, that many ofrhc women
in that place, (Seneca FaIl,l oppose the
change; others laugh; others still are in
favor; mud many have already adopt
ed the dress" She closes the article
upon the subject as foIlow.:
Those who think we look "qucCr,''
would do we'll TO look back few years
10 the time when they wore ten or IF
teen pounds Of pellicoal and hustle
around the body, and balloons on their
arms, and then imagine which Gu, the
queerest figure. they or VIC. We care
not for the frowns of over fasiidious
gentlemen; we have those Of better
taste and less questionable morals to
sustain us. lfmcn ,hiSk they would
be comfortable in long. heavy skirts,
let them put them on-we have no
objection. We are more comfortable
without them, and so we have left them
off. We do not say we shall wear
this dress and no other, but we shall
wear it for a common dress; and we
hope il may become SO fashionable ,ha'
we may wear il al all times, and in al
/ places, without being thought singular
We have already become So attached
10 i, thet we dislike changing to a long
one.