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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-04
DEREMpTORY SALE of RAIrRo,n

II BONDS.-THE BUFFALO, CORNING ,.ns NrW
through SIMEON DRAPER, on WEDNESDAY r.
az ~ O'Clock AZ the Merchants Exchsnse e5ossos,i
first Mongsge BONDS These Bonds are f 90 s.rA ~
mature LEI April 1851 They bca cOuPons Cor a, 80 -
rate 4 ont per snErn, due on the lat April ana h..
October At the Bank OF Commerce, IN TIN. city They are
secured b. The rst and only Mortgage Their whole ri
and franchises pisAe 70 John \ Steveas James 8 nj
Stranshan ard John 4 G. Gt,y Trustees and are coz
vcrtbe he option OF the lolcsg into the Capital Soss
of tie Company, any tune = ore !SSI The Mortgage
provides Tor an ssRe 10 al OF 81 eco 900 Of Bonds pc
bed lots IS consecutive portions OF The road thrown
orsn 20 pubic traffic; 81 o,,oc were sold lsc Nay.
$500 sse row TO be disposed Of and the bllzses s
rot 10 be offered til next saaer, ser the Other poccs
o. ~ w. low IN sheS srd running to conos, dr.
tsuce OF 81 miles ard graded or nearly III mile. further
Baiavis The iron PCreasre ma aiS 10Y q' ts shse
wee oatrtd az suction, be eastern SEXTON Of the
TOAD Il douly Just been put N oPeraoI and a. estimates
ro ~ besr mining siuce NAV average abcu, 81 mes
and the 1t eannes equal 20 icy ~ 9 cea 90 'ae
Cutifc OF the whole 81 ne &c e 40" coz l.eea AZ
VET oay tie way tTaihc h contributed 20 ne Seecpts,
XII Ga have i,t constantly Increasing; and the Directors
Anticipste with wel-T0anccd confidence, contsnoed
augmentation rom the new channels OF tIsc thsy are
those Of anv ctou O. uan.Shed rhiEoad IA hs
State OF snilar eEgth and - sl0t time "a opefa-cn
The ioIe work Il under contract 10 Buffalo, wcre 10
cation cured for Depot bu rrs and the directors ef
en,iTe confidence sayus thar the viii over the
whole read by next suly Tie length OF The lpc frou
Coming - Buffalo is ISL miles. Is grading masonry and
bdsn. Of the be chAr-cteri tie Depot buildings arc
vorsbly with any other the ccgnry It's rails are 81 the
heavy 4 raern. snd lag the broad gauge forming
the couuectrg link between TIE ETe Rlroad Coming
and the Great Lakes az Buffalo The Buffalo ard Brant-
ford Road is Of the broad gsuge aud will continue
this chAnrsl rcad cOmnuucat on 70 Detroit and ina
Far Wfs TIE dr.c OF country through whea the bsf-
falo Corning and NewYork Rdsd - the mos, pro-
ductve IN he Western par Of tins State and sords ocal
raf sufficient 10 MAINTAIN ami pay GOOD dividends the
ccst OF The road and the Directors with confidence on
fair share OF the great through travel Ihe charac
r NJ ri Bonds now offered IL such that the Directors
ay with sincerity that they equal 90 any Railroad ss
cnres in the market. the net earnings on that part OF
tIe road row running being sufficient 10 make certain tbs
PAYMENT of rrncipa and interest on De whole amour. Of
bonds the Company authOrz TO Issue. thus placing
their safety beyond question The convertible clause sdd<
greatly 20 their real value Investment.
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To Mariners.

Noriss 70 MsspAs The Ledge Light Boat viii 70
Qaarer- 10Th and 18th OF DeCeoer repairs 81,
order Of c. X POLK, Superintendent OF
LGht Houfe Establishment, Delaware BAY sni River
The Light Bort from POLLOK R1 station hs been taken no I'd
t1rT
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De, 3 Issq-Fnt BSaSso) Lore Island T. r. on 80 'n'
81 m dad Pa ffL Perm r. ~ 70 Gem. al IN
n II fo 800 Dsn csnJ le'i 900 Rod r x no,' e -
"a Sch NV g. 40 100 Lh gh =. 81 sDc sS
s1s MOOT q. - eiss 5000 da 81 100 Read r. y essi
20 Hsrrskas r. 5cA $3.50 Kea- W w g. 100 - reaiA
g. ~, 100 IN Preferred .e3 100 d. ga lol % ~
isO - $4,000 Noff- Canal Bonds i, 40 ffcr IL ~
e. ~ -; s31cosusa csSa q, -; $500 Do ~ So.'
u CAelfeT Nslry X. X. g. q, 80 fexas bez ~
70 10 sesq canai, 6A y sof..osn r. boS y ~ AN
aad Apl r. T. e. .. lcl q Man and Yea b -
SseonG Booyd-sroo WI n r. g. 100; NalA X X ~. -,
do M 1910 s5 1000 Lehsh e. - 100 aorn' S'a''
$500 fsf sad Aaboy n. H. g., Is l04 Pel u 49,
80 10 81 $500 Beaver Meadow X =, 20 ~ 49, ~
sav G. ~ . 30 Beavsr Badow r q 10 s~ao ~ - ~
,0k ehseg Saw W. tsisrd X X ~ ~
Bssk I4A Is HzFsosrsh T. r., 63d 500 fa~ o. lO' 'NU
Aleshanllaf q. -
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Passengers sailed

10 fAip fan hirsbcA f0r Sss F-lAeo-Mrs Icy Holmes
W. Holmes, n Homes, Mss hary Holu-' Mrs A. ieiora
Hon and children, ~ 81. iou Ms Eza "a L.~cualb r.
Comh Polar and lady Of New Yo-s if Sancy and
81 feursyysla SPECS aul hiy W Bok-r Raynor
fhe ani hcOec NvfoTk : Copper Mrs Eddy. Newport
r. / n shacr, Fou LIE : sm.r- Ats1y X Jofdan Nrs.
MIR and chl.oren. New Ncfk
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rHU ADTIPHIA, Dec. 3-SrrirsGschr Lucinda Wall CALAIS
Csared-sieamhip Cy New York Amer, Boston ship ST.
Ihen Baldwin. Smith Sen Francisco hars DAB, RYDER Boston
brs- Adele Lewis Kits VIM Crawford, Perry. Gardens
Hsfbnser Hoy LINN Mas Zenobia Carleton New Orleans
schrs Grsc Hopk Mobile zaphyf Doyle sns sus propeller
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BY telegraph.

BOSTON. Dec 7Arr sarah and MVatcl, ~ Oresn,
barts Lunei,e Bo1aei ApVe'n, Ba-morc swed hrs Cye
RIO. John r. Dow Cartenas J 7 Pe,knsi Richmond u
Brown Geonectova, nc Ssr,.ssa, Sew forsi
ca tak- Ccchfrafc, Lsh. Iys7nlfr Ccnuegos hrg Faa
River Plate a Cfireson; sfhr New York for New York
81 JOHN y b. Nov, 3OAr 24h, Paxton. and Village tei,
COB. Q De Wo.e New YoIh Am We. PhllieRhl
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Ilsr on sTLAMIRs roR the MONTH OF DEcEMbER.
sIEAMrKs 10 ARRIvg IRON EuRorr.

Srsst Slei from Liverpool ior Roon Novsmtsr g.
AGcs .... sailed Liverpool Cor New York Deo,lbsr4
Gansds .sas from Liverpool for Bs;on December A.
Ss's from Liverpool or New York December ia.
Amerrra l. nom Liverpool or Boston Dec nhef -
Nash sails from Southampton for New York fork Dec
"a Btc Sal fnutoa New fcrt December =.
sails from ivefpoo iof No. iyrs. December
pacs ... sls from Liverpool for New York December D.
Raj. lom I.Vepoo OR Nrv lors. DECEMBER
Irsl ais IRON sou'hap,on New iork. shout De- .
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ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are I

ITO CONTRACTORS.-Proposals are re-
Il quested for the graduation masonry timber, bridging
and tack.layns Of the ALBANY AND SUSQUEHAA-
NAH RAILROAD, extending from Albany 70 Bingham
ton distance, 40 miles.
The line will be ready for the inspection ofconcors
the 10th November and proposals viii be received until tho
9Th December
The work will be divided into sections Of about Eve mes
each and contractors include in their proposals many
OF these may suit their convenience.
The Company the 10 accept Of such propo
sails in their Judgment will best the prompt
stmctiOn OF the road.
All proposals to be sealed and endorsed Proposals for
the Albany and susluehensh Railroad" and directed TO
J. Z. HARDWOOD, No. ll6 State-st, Albany.
The plans and prohles can be the Engineers Of
fee No 16 Sates, Albany and after the 18th Noyem.
ber where further informal be obtai med.
T.. {. DELAVAN, President
JAMES p. HARDWOOD, Engineer.
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OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS of the

OFFICE of the COMMISSIONERS Of tho
" CONSOLIDATED DEBT of NEW-ORLEANS.--
EEwORLEASs Oct. 2l 1351By virtue of the thirty
enth section Of the OF the Legislature Of tho Stare Of
Louislna entitled IAN Act consolidate the City Of New
Orleans and provide for the government and administration
ofits affairs approved Feb D. 1852 and Of the h section
the supplementary thereto, and providing for the IL
corporation Of the City OF Lafayette with the City Of New
Orleans approved the day, and for the purpose Of
nnd the debt the old city of the late Fret Second and
Third Municipalities and City OF Lafayette .
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received at this Office DC
the exchange just and equitable computation Of ntef
est of all unnatued Bonds and other obligations Of the old
and City of ayette for BONDS of the CITY Of NEW
ORLEANS. dated FIRST JULY, 1852 at FORTY YEARS,
for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS each, payable at tho
Office Of the City Treasurer with interest coupons attached
thereto at the rate of SIX PER CENT per annum pays
be the City of NewYork LIST January and let July in
each year the interest obi cations offered in exchange
above, be calculated up LIST January 1853 which
time interest the Bonds to be Issued will commence.
The proposals, TO be ndoTed Offer for exchange Of
Bonds &c. will be opened and acted upon the fourth
Monday in each month"; commencing Monday the I'd OF
November next I852
Prices Stock Tables adopted the basis Of
The Commissioners to themselves the right
ject any or all bids
A. ID. CROSSMAN, Mayor
o. DEBUYS. Controller
WIN III. GARLAND, Treasurer.
VIM p. CONVERSE, Chair man Finance Committee,
Board Of Aldcsmsa.
A. LAYET Secretary. Board Of Assistant AIdemen.
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spoken. &c.

. 20 oa 70 10. brs Edward lad from hoaacs r
Portland
tfockton. Calforus, lA day8out.
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10 Pac.ei fsp Mar q "a Hsf, from Lrerpo-C4. Ggrl.
scn .sty sls chldscH Me- Harson-ff in stcrf-se
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s,eaEer Delaware, seyaour. Ph.zaslpha ud-
sp eots A Ptepe- >hcrH,n. LserpoolOc - r-e 20 Chan
rtsn fse9 OF "a O Cork ~ue reeing psal
hh fasto~nae seaEsn uatvs Portugal RI from tk yard
and - -
SAP trcf the Wet pat Bovine. Liverpool d dsys uS,e and
p1se 70 ; lhompsoa Nephes- NV O. Ia l0S 30 s.e
rom Wv sar1-ta beayy whsA stlrsoars quarter
eca kreSe9 sway cstH slyh tI3 let Il -aier m tie
Ias-sf- ~ - '-'
Bad Co. 49, 80 " -
BIS ao,e',. T' HAro., s. DoH.ss days. ,sosd .nS IA
kVslry tnd rass 20 4 { Rossre Co
>ehr khnaond furue1 Rsbu0ni fozr &c n 49,.
Fierscn f 49, - $500
sshr Belle DasEor- rS'Pest 10 day.. ~,A ais to su.A
Schr Bfslnera, H1'se, Por;hrl. cC-a DIV. ..os.
Sckr Jchn Wrsht Ncksrson- Portand dayS
SCH fcscIns. fc~ier, TAEa,Cr. h.s. azy.
>chr Golcea Gate. smith, Sr~ Haven I dAy
schr. Eypetla,. RSrkrft Fsn River. Mss iay.
schf. Dane J. " i-if-. SEal.h. rruviL-rre dsys
sehr EcaaoF, Goovp knssca- jan, = sAy rr3.o L. n
IL : Heu1y Co
soeP rAo=as Hal -. Pror'c-uo.a asss
sELOW-sbrss
WIKD-Sarset,SE
ne shg DesSess eorlears H-Sn Aence r Have s..s ron
easIanlle ihs u.ornicr
eshp C1sen Gadt here Gr Chsr5estou sUus 49,, H..
kJ us morsls ~enf ssoTs he West E.lA sat.e
soi' 81 G. s.sssi sHy .eSs sazs ~ Epss:.s. "a
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Tinantial.


nIVIDEND-The Board of Directors OF
~ THE COMMERCIAL FIRE INSURANCE COM
PANY have this day declared dividend Of EIGHT PER
CENT payable to the stockholders and after Monday
the 9th The transfer book viii be closed until that
day-New-YoIk, Dee. l, 1852.
CHARLES }. MARIN. Secretary
OrsoE CITIZENS FIRE issuance COZ
ID cenlber 8, 1852.
nIVIDEND-A Dividend OF Eight per cent.
~ has been declared THIS DAY payable on demand st
the office, No. ~ Wallet. J VI. MCLEAN Secretary.
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-STAFE of CALI
IL FoRNlA SEVEN PER CENT. CIVIL FUND
BONDS
The interest Ealing due on the LIST day Of January 1853 on
the SEVEN PR CENT. CIVIL FUND BONDS of the
STATE Of CALIFORNIA aud which is made payable IN
this City will be paid and after that date presentation
Of the proper coupons al ON office.
WlNsLOW LANiERS Co, No. 50 Wall-st.
YRUSTEES' SALEof RAILROAD STOCK
4 and PONDS SIMEON DRAPER will sell al auction
WEDNESDAY the 9Th Of December NJ ~ O'Clock at
the Merchants EXCHANGE, the following securities:
RAILROAD STOCKS.
$50 shares Rochester and Syracuse Raj road Co. e00esch
200 shares Syracuse and Utica Railroad Co, 800 each
200 shares Buffalo and State Line Railroad Co. $40 each
JC0 shares Utica and Schenectady Railroad Co. SOO each
200 shares utca and Schenectady Railroad Co scrip
go shares Enc and North East Railroad Co, So each
lc0 shares Enc and Kalamazoo Railroad Co, sj0each.
zoo shares Northern Indiana Railroad Co. 500 each.
100 shares southern Michigan Railroad Co, 500 each.
80 shares 5. NAL Steamship Laws Line, slOO each
shares Pacific Mail steamship Co, 1890 each
lOi shares Union Fery Co. 800 each;
RAILROAD BONDS.
Bonds
s25Co0 Buffalo and State Line Income per cent Bonds
900 Vermont Valley let Mortgage per cent Bonds
10 Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S Bonds 81 600 esch
per cent.
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vCHE CAMBRIA IRON COMPANY-Or-

YNHE CAMBRIA IRON COMPANION
Il gained under the laws of PeDnsylvania with capital
Of 81, 10000, propose embar ing the manufacture OF
Railroad Iron at yohnstoun, Pennsylvania The ocstion
they have secured offers SUPERIOR II confidently
believed, 10 any other In this country Iron Ores SEMI
buunous Coal Limestone and nearly every article requf-
ed for the manufacture Of Iron exist quant
ties the spot and these deposits now worked and
the minerals delivered cheaper than at any other known
point occupied for the manufacture Of lrcp The Penn
syyana Canal and Central Railroad pass through the prop
erty and each other the spot where tho mineral
veins are most thoroughly opened OUT and which location
for Its other advantages for facility Of manufacturing and
vicinity to popUous borough has been selected for the es
tabhmen Of Railroad Iron Works. and for the erection OK
ether blast furnaces In addition 70 those opsra'
non.
The attention ofcapass disposed TO embark in an enter
Prise which offers remunersting profit on the ow
prices OF Iron current before the OF the last x months
and which promises TO be very lucrative while anything nae
present prevail and also Of Raroad Companies de
rous Of making arrangements for Iron Rails 10 be deliveries
In 1853 10 called TO this enterprise.
Pamphlets under the signature ofthe Practical Iron MO-
chants and Manufacurers who have thoroughly eIsmnes
this property and who desire procure additional subr
ons to carry out with safety and spirit business requfs
ing large ch capital be bad az the Office n the sens
for the Provisional Company SIMEON DRAPEa-
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The receipts of the Hudson River Road in
Rosember were SIS, 69s 80.
The Imports of Dry Goods this week are
anger than previously. The figures annexed
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NEw-YoRK, Nov. u lsn
NNHE ANNUAL ELECTION for DiREC.
Il TORS Of the BOWERY BANK, will take glsedAt
the Barking House on TUESDAY the 7th day Of Deeems
ber Tho Poll win be open from i2o'cock N. unni
Z. N. BY order OF the Board 49,
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AND WARRANTS-Bought and sold on
- the moet favorable terms by
KIRKLAND L Co, No q Wal-st., Jauncey Court
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NOTICE.-A meeting for the Election Of u
rectos Of the Albion Mining Co. viii Be beld e ms
Office OF the Company No. 81 Merchants Exebaaye =
MONDAY the 9Th Of December next at u o'clock n
W.R.E. BUTTERWORTH, Secretary
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December s. 1852. I
hIVIDEND.-A Dividend OF Eight per cent
~ has been declared THIS DAY payable On demand At
the office, No ~ Wsllst. J VI MCLEAN, Secretary
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NOTICE-Plans, Specifications, EstimAtes
IN and Proposals viii be received before the i ~
Of JANUARY next for the construction Of ~
AANT WHARF ct the terminus Of the Turnpks ho&a ea
the Delaware Bay shore, Cape May Light HOUSE. e.
tending from tie ehsre INTO feet OF water t 70. -
The attention of Engineers called to this notice. Aeso
either of the undesGgned
* S * s 3 slH R|EI !; sAaor,}o.--''.
Csgs leland. ~,
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- on ue moot fAyof1oe ter1nA By COLfMAN a
DRAKE, Nc. s. wallet, near HanoverFt
Ieo 90 and 40 WazntA guaranteed 70 be sennssa
and receivable In the United Statea com
SANITY hand Warrants forwarded 70 III psrfs Of ths
scsny OF The msrket pnces The receipt Of penit,snee
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to back him, and nothing to do, the
wateringplaces "know him like a
book" and he flirts away his time and
himself in employments more orna-
mental than nseful."
A medium-sized old gentleman with
a feeble voice-or cracked voice
there is no character in it--sits talking
with friend, and the friend listens
with deep respect to every word. You
zee gentlemen walking, as we are. pur-
posely down the piazza to look at him
-carelessly, Of course, and with no
apparent rudeness. You study his
features, but you find nothing remark
able in them. He is a plainly dressed,
plain, sober-looking old man, without
look above respectable mediocrity,
and you are surprised to hear that you
have been looking at the author of the
Sketch Book, Washington Irving.
d" They say TX. Marvel is here,' y
says a gentleman to me-" Should
you know him we're you to see him ?
Will you point him out to me p AS
this gentleman feels, so feel all. /
doubt if there is man here IN regard
to whom there is such an intense feel
ing of curiosity. The ladies would
give anything to be introduced, and the
gentlemen probably hope they will be
disappointcd.-But here comes the
object of our thoughts in an uncon-
scious saunter, dressed in light, plain
summer rig, and all unmindful of the
heart itching that is felt on every side
in his behalf. An acquaintance takes
his cordial hand and tells him that he
is bound for Sharon Springs, that he
only stops at Saratoga for the night,
and, as some tall whiskerando looks at
him askancc, as if about to swallow
him, he bids his friend good evening
and we pass on.
A sweeping skirt goes by. The all
makes way for the lady that carries it
hats come off, and very gcntecl
bows are made, and all is fuss and
obeisance. After gathering your
breath, you enquire who it is that thus
starts up fashionable life in her walks,
and learn that it is Madame Rush, the
"Queen of Philadelphia" lady Of
immense wealth and intense fashion.
You pass the window of the may.
nifcent ladies' parlor. You are at
tracted thither by splendid piano
playing. The large saloon, flashing
in glass and gold, is full, and you get
look at the player who has drawn SC
many together, and recognize your old
acquaintance, Alfred Jaell. A pri-
vate purse has placed him at the piano,
and he gives concert to those who
do not know to whom they are indcbt
ed for it.
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Tho Tomato.

Professor Rafnesque, of France,
says of this vegetable, " it is deemed
very healty, and an invaluable article
of food"
Dunglison says =" 1t may be look
ed upon as one of the most wholesome
and valuable sculents that belong to
the vegetable kingdom"
A writer in the Farmers Register
says =" 1t has been tried by several
persons with decided success. They
we're afflicted with chronic cough, the
primary cause of which, in one case,
was supposed to be diseased liver, in
another, diseased lungs. 1t mitigates
and sometimes effectually checks a fl
of coughing"
The method most commonly adopt
ed in preparing this fruit for daily use
is to cut them in slices, and serve with
salt, pepper, and vinegar as you dc
cucumbers.
To stew them, remove them ripe
from the vines, slice up, and put then
in pot over the stove or fire, without
water. Stew them slowly, and when
done, put in small piece of good but
ter, and eat them as you do apple
sauce. Some add a little -four bread
finely crumbed, or couple oferackeri
pulyerized.
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Portraits at Saratoga.

While promenading the spacious piaz
"a OF the U. S. Hotel at Saratoga, a
few days ago, Mr.. HOLLAND, one of
the editors Of the Springfield Repub-
lican, sketched the following graphic
and life.like portraits of some of the
celebrities in the world of literature
and fashion, who CHANGED to be present
there
Here comes solid looking fellow,
with grey head, and physiognomy
well stocked with good sense, and
spiced with a quiet, lurking humor.
Mark his coat, and you will see that he
affects the olden time, for it has huge
pocket lids behind.
He's a keen old stager-that Frank
Granger.
Here trips past US little fellow Of
some fifteen summers, dressed in a
velvet tunic, and a rich blue velvet
cap, with dainty little walking stick
in his hands. Watch him as he goes
amongst the ladies-they can hardly
keep their hands off of him. Cares.
sed, petted, spoiled Julien, the best
violinist of his age in the world.
Who is that pale gentleman lying
upon a sofa, that looks out upon this
beautiful and animated scene. The
fingers that lie upon the windows are
thin and long. The eye that burns
amid the ashes of wasting nature
enjoys with keen appreciation those
beautiful trees, the various forms of
life that rejoice beneath them, and the
sweet sunlight that here and there
plants its silvery footsteps upon the
emerald sward. That is Osgood, the
artist. The Chagres fever has done
harsh work with his sensitive frame,
and the grief of spirit bereft of one
of the most lovely and graceful imma-
ges that ever sat upon the throne of a
mans tenderness, has bowed down his
sensitive mind. Who doubts that, il
spirits ever visit the friends they leave
behind them, her spirit is here-fan-
ming the fevercd brow of the loved one,
and whispering in his car those harmo
nies which found in her SO sweet an
interpreter, when she was with him, a
loving and substantial vision.
We turn our eyes, and what a
change! ! Do you see that old gentle
man, with hair the whitest that you
ever saw, and face the ruddiest and
healthiest, and dress the newest and
most recherche, and a step the most
daintily lofty? In one hand he car
ries his hat-the crown being upwards
ON the opposite arm he carries la
dy,-young, beautiful, magnifciently
dressed, and evidently delighted with
her aged companions batteries. That
is 4" Lord Willoughby," as he is called,
of Brooklyn. He is a beau-a mag
nifcent beau--and he has been one
irom time immemorial. With wealth
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rivers of intellect like Shakespeare, Ba-
con, Cowper, Wordsworth, Southey, Shel
ley and Scott.
By the way, in one of his recent very
amusing letters, Willis describes Mar
Unique as on side hill, at the summit
of which is fountain or basin of water
(made many years ago ut large expense
from which flow numerous streams dowr
the declivitous strccts-a rivulet dowr
the middle gutter of every thoroughfare
He is delighted with this arrangement
as it not only sertes to carry off the gar
bage and filth cast out by the residents
but allows first rate water-privi
lege to the wasberwomen, place tC
bathe in, water horses, and obtain a
drink. 1t occurred to me while reading
it, that the attractiyeness of the rivulets
he SO glowingly describes must be Ito a
person at all particular on the score Of
cleanliness) all the greater the nearer it
was to the top of the hill At all events
l am quite as well satisfied to have our
Croton conveyed under ground.
Men, that would not 60 mile to save
Kaine from the gallows, make a vast
deal of bluster in regard to his extradi-
tion. At the same time that we may be
reasonably opposed to foreign influence
we ought to spurn the idea of having oul
country sanctuary for the felons o
Great Britain.
A family, in this quarter, who have
freed the alarm which they once owned
in the South and therefore have no nee
essary motive for defending slavery, say
that Mrs. Stowe has made very unfair
specimens of Southern life, in her worl
called Uncle Toms Cabin"
Rowdyism prevails in this city, will
the countenancc and connivance Of thu
aldermen who make friends with tn,
rascals arrested. and secure their aid a
the polls (beating off opposing votes
setting them at liberty. Excuse me i
| should be absent week or two from
my post.