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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. august 10.
Cleared.

Steamship Europa Leich, Liverpool, =. Cuuard.
Ships. A. Westsr1e Doane, Liverpool Taylor Rich Sir
Richard Jackson, (BL Flanagan Quebec Moses Taylor Co
Fpamuondas, CondTey Melbourne John Ogjen Sarah Parm
ton. Mechsr, New Orleans Eagle a Hazard.
Barks-Cara Windsor, Button Port Prince, n Becker &
GTaeye All kmbs, Alesburs. Rookand Me MASTER Vrg
(Sw. jensen, London, Punch Meilcke
Bngs-Wandeer mOoes, Philadelphia, Jas. Hand Fairy, (Br
Eaton Liverpool, g. W. Durham Co william tBr) Renney,
Lyepoo' Ms, G. Wheelwnshti Ksrshaw Bishop Middle
Conn., y. L. hcCready Co.; Hay Chesseman, Port
Prince, o. l. A. Ferns MARY Emily Bartlett, ST. Thomas j. c.
Wetmor-; Mariana, tBren Bnkams Bremen, stoz Glider
meser John Scott Br) Bake Port Philip, Australia Logan
Collins.
Elizabeth Jane Red Wilmington Jas Hand Cora
LlndseJ Day NvberD, Medsd Pai Gen CLnch Baksr Pha
teyhs W. Mckee; Ann smith, Andrews Rchms1i Van BruHt
shst T. Stevens. Bacon Phadsl.ha, Jas Hand Ann 7.
spp. Bacon Philadelphia, Jas Hand Monterey Acksy Pensa-
Hand Columbia NlnsloS, Norfolk, Stuses. Chairman
Co; sguise saaae, Baltimore, Johnson Loven; Pond,
Edwards Portland LeNis Wm Pollard Rumble, philadelphia
MASTER Amra Ttlan kclmoud. saFii Gums Baker Mary
Br Hauser, Busded. Bermuda p. Alexandra Arcade Mil
her, Philadelphia Ne m'h Sons.
sloop-Wn. h. Bowen, kenty, Providence.
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SECOND BOARD.
TUESDAY, Aug. l0-P. NJ.


The market for Stocks opened less buoy
sny than yesterday, but prices were fully maintained
and were remarkably firm, considering that the day
following one Of large rise Is generally Of de-
cline The frmnes of the market under, such cir.
cumstsnce indicates another rise being at hand At
The Second Board there considerable stesdiness
though prices were rather lower for few leading
stocks. The sransaciions, altsgethsr large. OF
Erie, 5000 shares sold, but prices closed 4
lower than yesterday a very slight decline undsr so
heavy pressure. OF Reading, 5000 shares Sold
closing at decline of %. Harlem was buoysnt and
established an advance of g. Zinc active and firm
at l2lt. Montgomery dull at L. North American Trust
has again declined Canton L. firm and Is in demand at
So on time, buyers option Erie Bonds were still active
and rising SCI 900 COnvertibes of ls62 at 9s and
1000 of those of ISL at 9724 at an advance of IL
Hudson River Road continues heavy aud again receded
q. Government Stocks In moderate request and
prices steady. Virginia y cent Coupon Bonds sold
at the Board at Ill and in private $4,000 sold at the
same price for a new Illinois Bank. Virginia Stocks
now selling at III have double the time TO run ths the
best Federal Stocks have, of equal validity a
cvsity and are seven per cert cheaper.
The Money market is very easy, with no
p'esiec of change.
The steamer of tomorrow will take
about threequsrters Of million of dollars In specie
part on account Of the Philadelphia dividends just paid
Sterling was in good request to-day, but
we hear OF no Bankers bills sold under ll0a Messrs
Brown Brothers d Co ask llO1.
Inc Union Bank is the name of new
nunss Bank Just started q, Chicago making the .eveptb
Ssv cana . s0s' rss's the hsOes Of which are bssed
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

ConMoN CoUNCIL.-1 he Board met last
e.snSg at o'clock, agreeably to aresolusion passed
@. lhe last meeting Present-eloven Aldermen. The
zainutes'of the last meeting were approved.
petition from the Newark Omnibus Company, ask
ing for a chesp passage through the city Referred2
Several petitions were presented, asking appoint
men to the Offices OF Street Commissioner ana Gap
tain Of the Watch. Referred
petition referring to the abatement OF Ssi
EewaTkav-whch obliged persons 10 leave 'hs ''0"'
ity-was presented and referred -, .o..;.a5
The bond of J. McManus az Constable, read receiver
and approved .,oo. A.. ,,x.hasa ~
resolution approp nating s4" 20 oue
?. .ol,,on was 40 opted instructng the appropriate
r,n,,,se 10 make all necessary improvements In the
@ R"nds Of MS each were Issued In payment for
sxnep,es Incurred 10 procuring Empire Hook and Lad
der Co. 3 apparatus - NJ.
horse carriages that run through the city ana nan lne
ann on all sir Gle horse carriages
resolution was adopted directing the Street Com
,aitee TO cause the distractions on Grandst to be re-
moved. r..
+ hiring the Hall of the Commercial Buildings for
lleir future meeting room. Report adopted
resolution ordering the purchase Of safe Tor the
City Clerks use was adopted. ,
resolution with reference to having one OF the
rooms in the Commercial Buildings for the meetings OF
the Common Council was adopted. Adjourned
FATAL ACcIDENT.-At Newark, N. j.,
u he clock train from New-York of the NewJersey
Rsi.rosd was coming In 10 the Markets. Depot on
Tuesday morning moderate speed struck the two
horse team of Mr. Jeptba Baldwin, of Orange threw him
out and ran over him. killing him instantly and crushing
the wagon and horses Mr.. B. was aged man, much
respected had been member Of the Jersey Legs.
latu-e and held other Offices Of trust
MEETING.-An adjourned meeting Of
the Board of Chosen Freehoders meet to-day at Hudson
County Court at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. The Board of Edu-
cation met at the Office of the City Clerk at o'clock
last evening.
POLITICAL MEETING.-The Scott and
Graham Club held meeting on Monday night at their
headquarters 1t was well attended, had good speaking,
and was spirited throughout.
FILTHY STREETs.-SOuth Seventh and
other streets near Van VorstsQuare in most filthy
condition and there officers elected whose duty
ii Ia to keep them In good condition
STAGE REGULATIoNs.-The Mayor has
assigned particular route 10 each line of stages Hud
son and Grand for the NewYork and Newark line and
for Rswfon's, Hudson and Montgomery.
PREsENTATIoN.-Ala lady of known gen
erosy has presented the First Dutch Reformed Church
with beautiful building site upon which that Society
intend erecting an elegant place Of worship.
THEFT.-Oficer Oats yesterday arrest
ed aman at the ferry on suspicion of stealing harness
and lodged him In the Tombs for examination.
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DIED.

In Norva Conn., Aug g. HENRY BETS, Of n. R and E.
A. Long, aged months and Ia days.
oil bis age. -
The and friends Of his family invited TO attend bis m
neral the residence OF his mo er No 1877 Brooe Wed
nesday, (this sfternoOn) 3 O'Clock
Ia New Orleans papers please copy.
Suddenly, Tuesday Aug 10, WILLIAM ANGLO, only Of
VIM. l.. and Laura r. Hays. aged years and months
The relatives and friends OF the family requested
funeral Wednesday August II, at clock from present
Te.idenoe. No. 800 Grand ST, Wilhamsburgh.
In Wilhamsbursh, Aug 10, Rev. BARTHOLOMEW CREAGH,
Pastor Of the South 5hst Methodist Episcopal Church. city
His funeral will be attended from Church Off
Gated the of South 5th and 5ht Thursday
H. at O'Clock NJ HIS 10 attend
without further notice,
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Total ...............Sz 443 Is
Dividend of per cent declared fer earnings psst q;
months.
The Central Illinois Railroad Company
have received advice from London that their explans
lions respecting their oan gemenx as advertised
haveproved satisfactory to the loan.takers This will
supply very shortly large amount of sterling exchange
that 1t will be time before we ship to the full
extent Of our receipts.
Another arrival of 100000 from
Chagres Is hourly expected.
The Ulster Mine, the stock of which has
recently been brought before the public Is lead mine
situated at Ellenville, Ulster County NewYork This
newlydiscovered mine said to abound with lead ore
containing the large proportion of s5 y cent of pure
metal The sum Of 100000 has been expended upon 1t
in buying the property and working It, This sum rep.
resents the present capital which Is divided into 20 900
shares making therefore par value of g. The stock
however, has been sold as high ~ d754 which Is
premium Of 2l2422, or so p cent The stockholders,
however are liable to calls, the mine will REQUIRE
further advances to work 1t and procure products suf
fcent to replace the outlay The Presiden. Of the Com
psny Is James Elnathsn Smith
The following are the exports for the
week ending August 9, 1852;
LosDoS-?ollo bbs flour so4 d. Naval Stores. hill ,t
Toe DO Beef 200 do Pors OIL Cake Is DO Pant, 20 sa,s
Clocks 1000 Do Nhaebone AGO DO. % DO Nnu.
tHrtd Tobacco, tso gals Sperm OIL pigs Fur. Isl pc M,p.
bacco. $500 ~
LTrHFooL-l.] bales Cotton. !: 69 bis Flour 600 do s,v,
sifes, 81 Co. Beef IL DO. Pork loo ST. Bread 20 DO o
GAZE N cases Cock $50 Osr - 7 s Lard Wasop. l-t
bush Wheat j5 ga Sperm OIL Scrap steel 81 do CA
cned Bones IL bundles Yellow Metal 10 Cobalt DO Lilo
graph Fn.is, pigs furs, RespHs Machine
bai.istIst55 9os toSr 10. d. D. stores, coo Slaves.
Hu44b bales Cotton n bb Ashes DO Jer.ers' ssbes
- Do Naval stores leo DO. Provisions hid Poyo. 700 ~,
ieoaeto ~ !o Manufactured Tobacco Frsered M.
:. o-s case Fans, 500 Csars, l7l2 ~ Whaeb.n. a. rsEs
CAeu boIes - eates INDIA Rubber Goods % bs sara s,o
p hApe Dos DRIED Appe- l0g bush Corn Il es.I. B,,.
CO. - gallons Sperm o. Is Chairs d. Carpsng
btIsI-ti t6 Naval Stores 100 do A,. 81 bids 1ob,c,o
% bales DO. ~ oss Cedar. ~ -'' i"N"'eo'
RorTIs5aH-22l bales Co,to, o.s bbl. S,v,i e.. -,
Ashes 10 bids Tobacco, Books = s,,,s. -
ocns bak 10 Whale o. III legs Cedar iO 3d. Nsbo.T,
rNFhF-to bales Coiton 3i63 bbs Naval Stores a. - -
es - eases IND X Goods, sq Coffee 20, oss Nlo,.
90 90 CedA - tns LogNood Cis4rs 10 War n bb1.
Iobaecoi PC amt case Es OIL sav. IS bu.b CO..,
cases Gum Copsl, bHs. sAnapana " ''A'N0'h'
MAIT4-l2S bids Tobscco gql btis Rum.
Lssos-elVO si1es SO IBIS Naval Stores 100 DO Beef 4b,
Candies. ''' ''Vis-
BAysH SoATH AErIcI-sslo bbl Flour l75 do Po,t n L.
Ship Bread - DO Apples, DO. Corn Meal pks ssam E..s.
Assorted Or Goods $50 n Manu- Tobacco 700 Do fssh
3l2 DO Cheese 10 hhds. Tobacco, ptss Furniture
bncs, esses Cocis IS DO Wood-Are, Do Cloths. Az
Tea, 10 tales Hemp - ' ~
S'Irs Nv, lSH'-sss IVH Coal ss,sls Psh, q, s.ybvr.
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MARRIED..

On Sunday evening, Aus by Rev WIN. H. chanrne, BEN
JAMlN URSER Jr, formerly Of Cincinnati, OHIO, 10 ABBY s.
ARNOLD, both OF the North American Phaanx Monmouth Co.,
M
On the 9Th Aus, by Rev. Thomas Farrell THOMAS FARRELL
Miss CATHERINE HART, daughter Of Mr. Hart all Of this
city.
Ii Boston and Ohio papers please copy
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Row.-A party of men who were cart
- .,one. M the dock between North Seventh
snd EonL Eighth s got into ARRAY among them,
aaIys o., Monday afternoon. After fair display OF
h.yery ud infection of bruises on both sdes they aus
contnoc she battle on account OF the approach Oh al
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Rece,pts of ProJuce. .Aueusr 10.

BY he North Rirer B0d-l4 casks Ashes bbls Flour
l65 do. Whisky 50 DO Provisions 81 pkss Butter % bales
Wool ~ bush Wheat 953 sides Leather 5000 bush Oas
1900 do. Corn.
the Erie Railroads. head Cattle IS Hogs and l92pkg,
Butter
BY The Ne,o-Haren RaarOad-2 pkgs Butter and 10 do
Cheese.
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HOBOKEN ITEMS.

A JUMP AFTER THE BOAT.-A gentle
man came near loosing his life by jumping after the
beat on the Hoboken side on Tuesday morning As it was
he escaped with thorough drenching and was rescued
with or az difficulty
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WhnIers.

Arr Nantucket tth, cl Palmyra Raymond Atlantic
VIA Holiness Hole, with ~ bbs oil board sent home 20
the
SD I'm. New Bedford 7h, bark Clara Bell, Atlantic Ocean.
Letters from bark Washington, Edwards OfSsg Habo At Bay OF
Islands. n Z March Il, clean I'll on board we'll
SID I'm Hons Kong May H. Globe Handy y b., with $50 bb
an IL.
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MRS. ALIENS WORLDS HAZE

Iv1 RESTORER is not hairdye and contains 40 os~
teriOus innedient II never fails restore the hs now
gray its original colo and at the same time 70
and restore the sight however weak fspphed
directions The hair will retain ito original color dunn -
roots OF the hair prevents the hair from f:has crfe
ness removes aud prevents "a
the bead dandruf scsd head or any erupnons OIL We
See Nets- York Chronicle for old and large
Price 81 50 per bottle For sale at the principal depot Ne
Broonest corner of Elizabeth No $50 and " bovsy,
No Is9 Broadway; No. z79 Washington o. No. A' s""~
1T BROOKLYN.
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The LTQUoR CAsEs.-Those arrested
Sunday for violating the ordinance relative to the
sale OF liquor, were brought before Justice Truman
Smith yesterday, and after partial hearing, dis
charged, the ground that complaint sworn to
at tbe time they arrested An action for false I'M
prsonment will be Immediately commenced against the
officers who arrested the parties and the Justice who
committed them
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Nrwv0RK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST H. 1862.

DO Corn Meal DO Lard OIL no do ship Bread n bids To
bseco ISL Manu- Tobacco 9T6 do. Lard $3.50 do Butter,
og d. Cheese 200 Matches ~ Wsodvae 90 punch
Oh Meal so shocks no boSss Caseles. 600 bush Oas
B,T-fsH Guasa5Oo bb. Flour oO DO Ship Bread N DO Lard
OIL 80 DO Beef 100 do Poi 100 do Corr Meal ~ bush Csa IA
sails. whae OIL 100 brs. Candies, so phg+ woolwars.
CrhA-s shooie, $500 Hoop, ~ bills fcted Fish, 10 DO
ohoa. COZ Lard 37s DO Butter et.ss sA 1875 sWt Dn'.
Css fsb, p,p Hardware lse sah Whale OF bbh Pofs
;cs. Rce, % bNs Soap piEs T~1ne 10 Boards. Boat.
H.rIlo bbs Four iss do Peeled Fsh, las DO Pors, DO
Bse DO Roe DO shp Bread, DO Naval sore- - sote'
ssap, PIGS Dom-scs DO Hardware 10 DO. Drug lSoo
Rshned sugar. 2c DO Lard 80 DO. Butter as DO Che~-' ~
tsI. Biscuit Marble Slab. 600 shnses Lumber 6bI'
Candles, 80 E' Whale oI, 81 do. In'eed o dozen Char"
Cloels.
DrreH w,'r sSs-i6 tb Peas q % Rce 10 DO Rye Meal
Pork pig. Dou-suc. bids Tobacco SAL n Manufactured
do co57 n Lard ,l40 n Butter piece Duck IS bote- Candles
II Hate piss Dgs Ou hores SOAP IL cSt Dre Cosh, sd
Leather 40 Pnf o. bbs Onoss Is Pss Furniture, q boxes
cHy.-O PIGS DON sstc. d. Furniture 100 bills Flour Y
pi' Lamps 80 Il Batter 20 boxes Candles hhis Ginseng oo5
CrsrsAI Arrrc7l bbl. Ship Bread ~ 90 F.ur do Ess.
lotteries Rec DO Tongues ~ Rum DO Onous4 DO Lard
OIL TO- Butter Pok, Beam Umbrellas,
Hardvars 100 lbs kshasd Wbesbarro~s Pks croeE
co.'s Rope 20 ,gs Pants lc0 bbs Ground Coffee s 1 But
ter 90 90 Lard l' o. Hans - Do To- 500 Jo''' l6n
feet Lumber Dor PACKING - dozen Cds 100 bores Soap
FAncy Goods, bass Coffee Cisar 100 DO clsre
NV GGrsApAi Piano Forte, 80 bis Soap - DO Candle. %
do Pke Onions as bb Four 60 90 Nsva Stores 10 10.
RICE, pas Done,os 80 hs Butter ho3 DO Clse .tf DO
Ham 42. co. Lard ibis Rum 81 pacsasss Drug, 100 soss
Spar Pistols 10 BIS Tin Plates - DO. Rns 10 DO Steel
s Peprrr os do Gloves seeds bdl Bas..
CHnL-o cases Books ~ package saekns boS-- Psrumey
do Types, Locomotive l35 nests rruk 10 Lead Tubes 10
Cocts. i4 do Stationery, TO- Hats 81 pk Hariwre
s0bbs Shoe Pes y Toys Iron Shafts 500 tins Biscuit 20
A5ucA-25 hide Tobacco 100 bbs Rum, % pigs. Doneuc
30 do Cords 1000 sess Gunpowder 20 ots Lard OIL 40 b.
Butter 90 bills s. Bread Boat bbs Picked Fish, - pks- Ma
yas,oI DO Furniture Lumber cases Printed Cards
DO Cigar, go Gunby Bags.
LAsDsl $50 Coal 40 bbl. Flour, a3s casks
Bread 3 Carriages, a cares CLOCKS, 20 reaus Paper
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Me0iral.
DR. LECCIA'S OINTMENT-Pss.
DYSENTERY and DIARRHEA

II EFFECTIVELY cured By HUNIEKo UfoENIEhk
CUKDlAL, warranted wi bout opium any kind OF drug
eight years in and failure The most respect
used Bishy agreeable 30 the tate For children snd
persons Of delicate stomach II much recommends by ne
hrst physicians
Il. r. EVANS, Wholesale Agent No. 8 South ~,
Philadelphia. Just received and for sale b. O. H. kino
Druggist corner Broadway and John-st, Eew'f@t 10
by BOSWELL Co, No llsl Grand-st, "Inamsoa'p"
Agents wanted in every section OF the Union.
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Urn Goods.
Professional Notices.

nR. w. HASSLER, PHYSICIAN, SUR
IL GEoN and OcULIsr, No % West l3ih,t, may b
consulted gratis from to O'Clock A. NJ every day. san-
days excepted.
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sgs-Rsss........ sets.......7 MOas-Rsss.. 5in
vArEs.---..THs
Sandy Hook..4 SIM Gov. Island Hell CATS.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Sales mt the Stock Exchange. ....AUG. 10.

7 Mich. Southern Il. Il. ..llg
10 Northern Ind. 4. R....ll8
10 Hudson River x. R.. 6siS
10 Roch. g. Syr. X. R.....llq
80 Nor. & Wor. X. R.. -
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Cost an6 fonn6.

OST-On Friday Evening last, small
- morocco bound RECEIPT BOOK, supposed to have
dropped In Of the Chelsea stages The finder will con.
Loudon Terrace. West 2Sd-st
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INJURY By A FALL.--On Monda, IAN
Ing st.o gentlemen were sitting unon 10. IN
OF dwelling on Union sv Of them ia., ~, ~ ont
sss TEL e. os.swS he fssh, hold other ssas
.ssly sSlonips and both reoeivs severe sdt
Schss1 1sson on
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A MOdei Dun.

There are some animals that can live
on air. Others that like the toad, can
live for years it is said, enclosed in
solid rock, with no apparent means of
sustenance, can go for months with an
empty stomach; provided that once in a
great while, they can gorge themselves
with an anaconda like meal; editors
are thought, apparently, to possess a
like faculty. A western contemporary,
however, scouts the ida, and thus talks
out to his patrons:-
Wagons cannot run without wheels,
boats without steam-nor bullfrogs
jump without legs, or newspaper be
carried on, an ever lasting, no more
than dog can wag his tai! when he has
none. Our subscribers are all good.
but what does mems goodness do, when
it don't do you any good We have no
doubt every one thinks that all have
paid except him, and as we are clever
fellow and his is such little matter, 1t
Will make no difference. We would
not care if it We're confined to dozen
or hundred cases, but when the SLOW
fever seizes most all, the complaint is
almost too general. AS the bull frogs
sald:-'lt's fun for you, but it's death to
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harmless, and their characters spotless. Such
a thing as discardng those young votares of
Bacchus, never once enters your minds, and
thus you foster drunkenness and all its concomi-
tant evils, in place OF rejecting IL followers
cutting their acquaintance on the first offence,
and by so doing nip the evil in the bud. You
may wanton yet a little while in your smiles
and roses, perhaps, but little minding the sting
the fre-serpenl darts into every family he is
permitted to enter, while amongst his subjects,
he is preparing for the carnival of worms your
brothers, lovers, and acquaintance. Ere long,
however, you are to become wives and mothers,
like fanes in the vi1als o. youth, many of your
destinies must be linked indissolubly with that
of the drunkard. Then will the dreary land
scape of an arid desert loom up before You as
the perspective of your future life. In the pic
ture you will behold days-long, weary days
of sorrow, with nights of tears, and painful
watching in desolatc home lonely hours of
waiting, and anxious lorcboding for the return
and fate OF drunken husband. And IN HE
picture you will behold woman in widow
weeds, surrounded by weeping orphans, follow
ing Il humble bier to the 'ssilcnt city Of the
dead" Look again and the painful scene
discloses that once peaceful home broken up,
and family scattered through the cherries
world to struggle with pitiless poverty for a
scanty sustenance.
Contemplate such scene and consider t.st
it may be your LOT 10 act the painful part of that
widowed woman, while those little ones-lcit
houseless and homeless, the victims Of intern
perancc, are looking up to you for support, If
you still persist in lending your influcnce-lho'
it may be only passively-to the cause of intern
perance! Il.
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SATURDAY MORNIG NOVEMBER 20 1852

ster bore his share in the conversation with
| the aptitude and knowledge of such man,
without monopolizinS or running off into dis
sertalion, and evidently, as it seemed 10 me. LETT
upon his hearers the impression of his character
He continued 10 BE- sought out while we re-
! manned. There was men OF renown at that re-
| ceptlon who were ambitious Of his acq ua ntancc
| Several OF the Judges desired to know him.
Here and there might be seen Peer, or a mem
Der OF the Diplomatic Corps, and now and then
in the distance little group OF members of the
House OF Commons, guardedly looking towards
| him. More than once felt the pride ul my
country rise higher, and chord vlbrate, as +
thought OF her power and destiny, and witness ed
the tribute TO both, in the respect shown to her
great Senator, statesman and Patriot.
l was struck with Mr.. WcbStcr's intimate
lam 'larlty with English ccneaiogy, and the
family names OF many persons ofdis,incton who
were mentioned to him by their titles. In ma
ny instances he would give little history of
each, going back for several generations. refer
ring sometimes TO important public events with
which such names were associated. His
| knowledge on such subjects was surprising, and
his unostentatious and ready mode of imparting
1t added In no small degree TO the interest of the
occasion. 1t was altogether one OF the great
est interest to me. During the whole term of
my residence in England recall none with
more satisfaction.
| met him afterwards, with his ACCOMPLISHED
lady, at brilliant reception at the Austrian
Ambassadors, Prince Esterhazy. 1t was u pr-
vate concert, and could not fail to notice that
even the tones OF Grisi, during the intervals Of
their volume and sweetness, did not always al
lay the desire to see and hear Mr.. Webster
In the House Of Lords, in which, as an Amer
lean Senator, he was received with distinction,
the elegance OF Lyndhurst, and Brougham, and
| Hlnchelsea, and now and then few pointed
sentences from Wellington, may we'll be uppo-
sed to have had charms for him; but in that as
semblage of British peers and statesmen, many
oil them cultivated to the highest point of exa-
tallon to which wealth and leisure and noble
ambition have power to carry men up, it may
well be doubted, fthere was one (Brougham
exceped) who could exercise more potent
sweep over the intellect and judgment of his
fellows; or enchain both by sublime exhibitions
OF oralory in her highest departments. Brough-
am, by his fearless and spirit-Slirrng eloquence;
his tremendous power; his glowing and glitter
ing genius; his universal knowledge; his quick
ness; his versatility, all erratic as he was,
Brougham would have been match for him; as
possibly Sir Robert Peel might have been. with
shades OF difference in the other House. An
intellectual conflict between such men would
have been curious to speculate upon the judg-
Inent OF an impartial audience, j: one could
have been obtained.
| PHILADELPHIA NovrNprp 1880