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oROME TO AMERICA"


WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT oFF1cE,l
February 4, 1852. 5
The following correspondence, relating TO block
of marble which his holiness The Pope, proposes 10
furnish for the National Monument was ordered to be
published by the Board OF Managers:
LEGATION pEs ETArs-UNIs p'AMER1QuE,
Pass LIE SAINT SIEGE, ROME, Dec. "a, 1851. :
Sir | have honor 10 inform you that have been
apprsed by his holiness, the Pore, through Cardinal
Antonslll. the Secretary OF State Of the Roman Gov
ernment, OF his Intention 10 contribute block OF mar
bic towards the erection OF the National Monument TO
the memory OF Washington. The block was taken
from the ruins OF The ancient Temple OF Peace, ad
Joining the Palace of the Caesars. and IS to receive
me inscription OF 'Rome TO America" AS soon as
the work Is completed, the necessary measures will
be taken 10 forward II 10 you.
am, sir, very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
LEWIS CASS, JR.
Addressed to the Secretary of the National Monu.
ment Society, Washington,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4, 1852
Sir Your letter of the "a December lasi inform
ing that you had been "dpprized by his holiness
the Pope, through Cardinal Antoneli the Secretary
OF State of the Roman Government, of his intention
TO contribute block OF marble towards the erection
OF the National Monument TO the memory of Wash
ington,' has been laid before the Board Of Managers
OF the Washington National Monument Society OF
this city, and they have instructed me to commune
safe, through you, to his holiness the Pope their sin
cere qualification at the information us furnished OF
his intention TO contribute block ofmarbe from the
ruins OF the Temple OF Peace, at Rome to be placed
| in the monument the course of erection in
| honor OF the lusrious Washington am requested
to assure you that II will be not only interesting bu,
| acceptable as an offering from Rome to America
| and especially so as forming part of an ancient
structure, and dedicated to Peace in the vicinity Of
the Palace OF the Caesars, to be placed in juxtaposi-
ton with blocks OF stone which have been presented
| by the modern and free States of the American Con
| federacy. It will be regarded as a manifestation oil
respect paid 10 patriotism and private virtue to the
name and character of one whom the civilized worlo
holds in the highest estimation and to nation whose
| annals he has rendered glorious.
| The monument now In course of erection will. i
is believed, from It's magniieenee, do honor to lhs
great patriot and statesman we'll as to his country
men, by whose voluntary contributions il is to be erect
| ed.
The Board of Managers respectfully request you tt
tender their thanks his holiness for his very accent
able contribution, and to inform him that 1t shal
be placed in conspicuous position in the monu
ment
have the honor to be, very respectfully, your ODE
dent servant
GEO. WATTERSTON, Secretary.
LEWIS CAss, jr., United States Charge d'Affaires
| Rome.
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HOMESTEAD


ECKFCRD BUILDING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hSSO-
- citation has just been organized under of tho
aturc with several new aud Important impro
on the same plan as those associations in England which
have 80 successfully terminated Interest at six per
by the purchaser the
terest allowed dus paid la advance Those DESTROYS Of
safely and proftabiy Investing their earnings To
examine tue rules sad PRINCIPLES Of this association Is
doubt on the best plan that las hitherto
Ultimate value of shares, $780, monthly dues S entrance
fee, ~. Rules &C.. to be obtained the Seercarys oRre
meeting VIII M held NJ J25 Third street Tuesday
., at o. clock, +. II. JOEL KELLY Peesi,lept
STEPHEN MFERs, Secretary,
A MOTHER CHANCE TIRE MEMBERS or TIE ST
Nicholas Building Association VIII please take notco
TINT the Second Regular Meeting will be held Thursday
Evening, next June 10th, at clock Mt the Union Build
lnfs No. h3 BOWery. Shares will be
Dues VIII be PAYABLE NJ the onicn during present week.
Tor which purpose IL will 10 open day evening until
coek. Rcmhers will please call for their pass books.
ae increase 81 member has been received dring tho pre-
inducements 20 new members, who wish e. make and
prohtabe investments Of small savings. Do DELAY
come at once Shores 500 Dncs S,. Entrance 100 81
W. l.. t0NkLiN, President.
RonEpT D. HART, Secretary
once No 10 Duane street, corner Of Chatham.
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LIQUOE q.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS,

INDIA RUBBER DosE.--THE UNDERSIGNED IS
daily receiving from his factories large quantities OF his
patent vaeanised India Rubber Hose The hose is
grease and never leaks ltcan be carried through the par
or hall whout wetting IL IL also free from nails or
uugh edges II is cheaper and durable than any
ether bcse now IN use. Couplings pipes and sprnkcrs
sl~ayt l6Ed. at manufacturers Uriees the
G,ttt3eI 81 aystastYE. FORAGE u. DAY,
No. q Cortland str sst.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


NOR ALBANY. CHANGE OF HoURS.-THE CARS
Of ths New York and Harlem Railroad leave the City
Hall stat or New York, daily Sundays exeepted At IA
60 meeting with the Western Railroad, at Chatham;
AND "a NJ toSpress) through without change OF sars.
A LBhNY.-FAIE % CENTs.-INDEPENDENT oPPo-
"A stion Liz for albany drectThe large and eommo-
ejors steamer SANTA CLAUS Capt. r. y. Clark, will
leave New York for Albany every Tuesday Thursday and
SUNDAY at o'clock from the of street.
Tregh takcr az the lowest possible rates. Apply on
INDEPENDENT LINE FOR PHILADELPHIA DAILY
u via Cage May.The and splendid steamers DELLA
WARE Capt seymour: KENNE5EC, Capt Clark; and
XPENOEScOp Capt. Whtcar running regularly
Between the two cities, landing each Cape May
leaving New York daily nj T. ~ from Pier No is North
River foot Of Cedar street Fare to Cape May Phadel
his, cabin, ~; deck. 81 90
TyAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD, FOR PHILA-
~ delpha from Pier No North river foot OF Battery
place. by steamboat JOHN POTTER. Two lines daily.
ornnv line leaves at A. NJ Afternoon line Mt
NJ, through TO Philf erha in four and half honrs
are14rst class care So SECOND class tby r W. nGe
81 Returning, leave Phiadeirhis from foot q Wal
eut street. sts M and r. VI. Enigrant line by steam
beat IRANsPORT. from pier No. l. a. r VI. Faro 81 90
ErOR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.--U. s. NAIL AND
Express lines through In four hours New Jersey
aroad, via Jercy City, leaving New York at a. NJ foot
Cortandt styoct and 5s p. M Liberty street. Fare
for class, and So "a for second class In 6and
M Return ~ End A. ". and JiS r. NJ. Blltimore
asbingtop Norfolk srd Charleston through tickets teli
the above br.t md uyepgL laggaTs carried ia the
EsRe =. J, Las.
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HOUSES, ROOMS. ETC, WANTED.

WANTED TO RENT.--A SMALL FAMILY WITHOUT
w children, wsh to hire tho lower Npper part n
house. or whole house, above Fourth
o. Broadway preferred. Rent will be paid il advance in
lieu OF reference Address, stating tarus location &c. to
William T. at this Office. which will receive iaras date
attention.
"ANTED-A SMALL HOUSE, OR HALF OPA HOUSE,.
w respectfully situated for family Of three persona
Kent about 500 per year References given and required
Address 4. Milton, box 2, 66j Post Once.
WANTED-A GROUND FLOOR ON THE WEsTSIDE
w otBroadway, between Amity and Eighth streets The
best references offered Address box No 1854 ONCE
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ExpsEss AGENCIES, Sse.


RTRFoRD g. CO.'S GREAT CALIFORNIA. SOUTH
- American, Oregon, Sandwich Islands and China Ex.
press, by United states mail steamer EMPIRE CITY.
June in charge OF special and freight
agents, via Aspinwn aud Panama. No detention she
All freight must he waterproof and not exceed III
bs,, and should To delivered to the ith Small
cells for orr express trunks received until o'clock
the day OF sailing. No charge for Custom House or Com
suiar ees Notes, drafts and debts collected Freifit
taken on tho most reasonable terms Passage the s.
and 7. NJ s. Co., "only line of teamers via Aspin-
wall and Panama, secured at Office.
BERTORp & CO., Aster House. YeseY street.
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DREsIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE
L United StAtes-Cornish, Lamfort & Co, No. Park
Place; VII PSs ~ Non on surssay ne,s Of General
Of Alabama the Nominees Of the Democratic Nationsi
volume, lime Price, y esrss laySs sssVsss nasV n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07

CADDLE HORSE FOR sALE-soUND AND KIND,
~ and under the saddle, the having
for him. Also fine Saddle and Bride, cheap if wanted.
Apply at Thurston Gouds stable Reade street, between
Broadway and Canal street.
WILL BE SOLD ON MONDAY, JUNE Urn, AT II
o'clock, at the Bazaar in Crosby street, bay Horse,
About M hands high kind in all harness. six old aud
very trained been used the citybu
short time; will stand without tying is neither afraid Of
locomotives frea music. Very valuable for family
doctors horfe.
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SPORTING.

Two sPoRTsMEN.-oN MONDAY JUNE THE 7rTI, A
- shooting match VIII come on, on the Holokon Meadows.
Two hundred fast flying birds will he the ground,
mnlfed 81 tame, and hundred Of wild. To
t"elYe o'clock. at a reduced price. JOHN TAYLOR.
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EoREIGN EXPRESS, NO. 10 WALL STREET, ANDIN
London, Liverpool, Havre, and Bremen also At all the
forwarded throughout the world Drafts Europe every
Kind OF mercantile and confdsntal business Tsnssssd
CO, Mt Adams u Co.'S. 10 Wall street.
SPECIE ExPREsS-FORwARDHD TO EUROPE BY
- .Neiy .eaEtr. Freight and insurance On bends aaa
~ IDWxSps. sxNyoxD 4 60. " WAY ,w,,k
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ITO TAJLORS.-THE NEW EDITION WITH IMPORT
ant improvements, of Stincmete celebrated work on
Cnting Elegant Fitting Garments ready for delivery
Those who wish to avail themselves Of the same can be
price, per cspy TO w. H. sTlNkAxTs. No. 81 Broad
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PED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUNDs-rROTrIyC.-A
purse Of S25 will be given, to OF Tuesday tho
oth mile heats best three in five in harness. for horses that
never trotted Tor money Entries TO close Monday
ing ~ seven o'clock Il. LUFF. Proprietor.
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NOR SALr-A COUPE IN GOOD ORDER; OR
wouid exchange 1t for light horse; it sold
before will he sold at the Bazaar in Crosby street acn
day, h. AIgo. Popey, old perfectly kind
and first rate saddle horse with light Wagon and
Harness will be Sold together separate cheap Inquire
At 1873 Mercer street, or ia West
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, a.

NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR, 81 CROSBY STREET
~ Auction sale Of Horses. Carriages, Harness. &c,
every Monday and Wednesday, ut IL o'clock,
JOHN IL. GATFIELD, Proprietor.
A e. T..wLh. Auctieneer.
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THE TURF.

I1NroN COURsE.-TR0TTINC.-MON JUNE 7.h
- at 3 I'm Match for $500; mile heats, best 5 in 3,
in harnes Mr.. CODY names Congo; Mr.. q. Ransom
names M, Kowdy joe
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REMOVALS.
EXCURSIONa.

>>>N>~N>e>~N>N>~~~s~-vS~~
EXCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKs-8vzRY
Tho sea steamer BUFFALO Capt HsncoS viii leave Han.
Sssssra Ps. sSsl No. Spins o,.ss 4 r.
:. =. keircshnsAts. AsAins tackle. Ae DrsvstsA.
EOR CONEY IsLAND-LANDING AT FORT HAMIL,.
= ton each way. Fare I2k cents each way VIII com.
Leave. Spring street.. az rsra N:R....loA
:: ia Pm ..... 4P. N.
Leaving c.n'y Island. ....."......... II
!. a. "a u. ".
NB-The new and splend steamboat NoRW ALK capt
fsss. viii commence AsZ xsg!aI kgs IYg Tbs s;SsD
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NOR SALE-A SPLENDID STUD OF HORSES-AT
T. the Abbey Hote-J0SEfH JEWELL, proprietor Of
the Abbey Hotel Rloo@ngdae road offers to public in
specton and for SALE the best of horses that
have been in his stables; consisting of eleven
strong and serfn horses from two of equal
Qualification from Western New York; and gelding,
natshess beauty and action All arc warranted sound:
those who DESTROYS Of possessing ndsp enssbe acq
son to their enioyments They be the stables
pared give substantial welcome to his friends and v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07

ITO LET-IN A BUSINESS PART OF THIS CITY,
between the New Haven and Harlem Railroad iepots
Of Walker and Elm streets large Store aud Cellar
Rcnt moderate. Inquire Of JOHN DICKINSON, 50 Cen
tro street, 0 THOMAS O'CALLAGuAN, A. Rooseye
street. Also, Workshops.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES,

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES..
COPARTNERSHIP. = THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
~ this day formed Coparn crsbp, the purpose q
ansacting the ready made Cothng business Wholesale
snasr the firm Of Gardner Greene Coz ~ Broadway.
WILLIAM GARDNER. OLIVER B. TWEEDY.
ELIAS N. GREENE. HOLMAN q. MOULrON.
JOHN G. PLIMPTON.
New York, Junsl, 1852.
do ono -WANTED-A PARTNER OR AGENT.
ROsCOO. with tho above capital, to take charge Of
neat and lucrative anuftoturBg business city
the latter chosen the advance may socured to tho
loaner. Address" Wire Works Herald office.
DARTNER WANTED, WITH FROM 5000 TO $1,000 TO
first class drinking refreshment house In ono
the beat locations in this city Tho advertiser investing
like amount Address Finance, Herald office, with real
appointing time and place OF interview, which viii
be puhctually attended to-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07

ITO LET-TWo BROWN STONE FRONT HOUSES.
pleasantly stuated good brick house Brooklyn, rent
case; two stores in Court street. Brooklyn rent $780,
$500. coed location for bTtiaess Inquire Of 3. T.
TOWNSEND, So Nassau street.
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WANTED--fY REsPEcTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation a. Chamber maid or Waiter, or 10 take
OF shidren She has the best Of city reference from
her last place. Please 10 call ut 81 Maine street. Brooklyn
She be lsys.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~ BY THOSE LITTLE SAVINGS THAT AM EN-.
aocd 70 give SO mucha remark made by the Ste
phen Girard. A. III. Van Pelt ra,or 81 No "a Maiden
lane would TO his patrons and the public wishing 10 ba
fashioBably and elegantly dressed that tselyo
lhoae tle ylngs will be worth thor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07

WANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w Protestant girl. as Nurse and Seamstress. or n
Chambcrmad and 20 do plain sewing Has objection
go short distance in the country Call or address g. e.
III Ludi ow st.
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ITO LET or LEAsE-THE EXTENSIVE AND yALU-
Il abepremises on the southwest corner Of Broadway
and Nnthstreet for years. Possession imo-
diately. Inquire Of d. d. NASH, $40 Broadway.
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SsTERLING lNFoRnArIoN.-LADI DIES AND GENTLE
- having any Lett Of wearing apparel jewelry
description 81 property dispose Of will find ready pure
chaser by addressing line TO the ubscrber . give
the full value Tor article aud in bansb1e
\. J.. PuILLLIa. L w al straet. basement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07

NOR sALE.-A BRIGHT BAY PACING PONY, AZ
hands high Ave years old this spring. lie can pace
mile in minutes a1d trot in 30 seconde and warranted
lind in every respect Inq lao Church st.
Also.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07

NY PERSON LATELY ARRIVED FROM CALir0R-
n that gife information OF Mr. EdSard cus
formerly Col stssc1sGn rcsimsnt, viii confer -
ycr on ne m by calling at 80 Gold strset
HUGH CURREN, Brass Fonnder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07

VUANTED-BY PROTESTANT YOUNG WOMAN,
situation to do chamterwork and plain 90 wing. or
would assist in the Of shdren willing 70 make her
~ Marion street, near Spring street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07

ITO LET-A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, AT THE FOOT
OF l2st street adjoining the East River. The pre-
consist of two story cottage, two stcry Kitchen wash
house. coach house beat house and eight lots of ground all
in garden, well supplied with fruit, shrubbery Sci good
fishing from the dock the premises within five
walk from the railroad. Possession immediately For
Their particulars inquire of j. T. KL0TS Co. corner OF
East and Delaney street, Il. r..
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CAERIAGE FOR sALE--A pIIEToN FOR roUi
h si.eIa' maze to order. by Lawrence Coils in thei
Manp'r s been in but six weeks, and is in perIec
elegant article summer use. To th
Repository OF Wood, Tomnson g. Co., Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07

Q.l NASSAU sTREET.-BooT MAKERS UNION
o. the cheapest aud best place in Nes York to aes
Hoo Shaca. Rnh Gaitera.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07

WASTED-A MAN TO DRIvEA GROCERs WAGON
and gather orders; one acquainted in South Brook
lyn rr"ferrcd Coed rs renee required.
Ire store, corner OF Court and sackott trecs south
Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07

MOUNT HOPE PRoPERTY-A PLOT OF GROUND,
1Sl 100 feet by 100 feet with house, 20 by 3d. good will
and fifty dollars worth Of fruit all for $3.50
chance to make money. Appy TO W. Gray w. Bonney
risaAia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07

NJ ANTED-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECTABLE
w young woman, Seamstrass or Lady maid. Has
no objections to travel with family address j. Co. at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-07

nAGuERREoTYPE.--A QUARTER SIZED V0IGHT.
- lander Camera with the apparatus for sale cheap IL
applied for W. Weller I4D Court street, Of
warren St. Brooklyn. Also set Of silver chasing tools.
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tai to purchase valuable patent right for tho South
srn and Western Ststes Specimen articles of this inven
tion with which man can travel without the least ineon
venience) will be furnished in proportion to the extent OF
territory purchased Persons wishing to make money this
is opportunity seldom offered. Inquire OF T. Thayer
at the " sateru GortIauit street, room 2lf.
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eoIOyAIgH.


CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Ladies' and gentlemen having cast on clothing
nture to dispoe 81, obtain fair cash sending
for the subscriber at HIS residence, limo through
te promptly ATTENDED TO- Lades attended by Mrs.
Cohen. NJ, COHEN GS Elm street
~ Ladies gentlemen having any Cothss Furniture or
Jcwory to dispose OIL obtain fair cash price, by send
ing fer the at his residence through the post.
Ladies attended by Mrs. Dusseldorf No IS Elm street
l.. N. DUSSELDORF.
(,AST OFF CLOTHING, &c.-TUE FULL VALUE IN
~ current money will be literally given by the
for large small quantities Of good Secondhand Cothnss
oreyery description and quality Address, through
call on JAMES M0RoNEY At his store Orange stgssta
near Chatham street.
NASH FOR CL0THING.-LADIES OR GENTLEMENs
~ having clothing furniture dispose
receive utmost value in cash. sending 70 the sors
letter through the Post COHEN az Hudson sIeets
Ladies attended to by Mrs. Cohen.
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w ANTED-BY AN ENGLISH PERSON, 4 SIrUA-
ton as Ladys Maid and Housckoopcr she would be
hably 10 avc 70 sny part of Europe fully compotcnt
ana can urnsh ast character and eapab;y
TNenty-seyenth and Twent y oighth ktreote.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-10-23
Ohio for Scott,

The Cincinnati Gazette of 14th inst.
says
We thin it now settled-a fixed fact
that the twenty three votes of OHIO
will be gwen to Gen. Scott. His
strength is greater in the State-much
greater--than that of our State ticket
at the late election. All who voted the
wing ticket at our general election Will
vote Tor Scott electors, and many that
voted against us at the recent election
will vote with us for Scott and Graham
Our friends in Ohio know, and our
friends elsewhere may rest assured that
Ohio is for Scott and Graham, for the
Union, for internal improvements, for
protection to our own labor, for peace,
and the prosperity and happiness Of the
people.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-10-23
SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBER % 1852

gallant hearts we've resolved to die in
the attempt or save their mother, and
Wreak their vengeance on their would
be step-tather, whom they swore they
would immediate to their resentment.
After gallant chase, the boats again
came in sight of one another, about mid
channel. 1t now became matter of
life and death with the weaver, and he
was again for launching the ballast at
his purSuerS; but maternal affection was
awakened in the breast of his compan-
ion, who would not permit the risk of
of sinking the boat, and thereby endan-
gering the lives of her valiant sons;
nevertheless, they closed in battle, and
"A terrible scene arose, in which both
parties fought like heroes, dealing fear
full blows at each other with their oars.
Again victory crowned the sold Loeb :
Invar," who succeeded in wrestling an
oar from bis foes, and, amid three hear
ty cheers, his boat shot ahead, leaving
them "far amidst the solitary MAN."
with only a sing le oar to guide their
fragile bark. As it was use less to at
tempt further pursuit in their disabled
condition, the yanquished wights were
compelled TO scull theit boat with a sin
gle oar back towards kintvre, distance
of ten weary miles, while the victor,
with soul elate, sang in triumph, oh,
steer my bark to Erin's lsIe!" The sun
was high in the heavens next morning
ere the young men, weak and faint from
the hot pursuit and hard-tourht engage
ment, reached their native shore, where
a number o! anxious friends were wait
ing to receive them. The amorous
couple have not since been heard Of;
but it is to be hoped that, after all their
difficulties and r-breadth 'scapes hv
food and tiel!,' they have now attain
ed the object Of their wishes, despite OF
their reluctant and naughty children,
and that they are now spending a hap
pv honeymoon in some corner of the
Emerald Isle, undiSturb,d by fears of
lnolrstatlon or surpr;Se.-.NorM BRITISH
Daily Mail.