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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FIRE IN EAST BROoRLYN.-About 4
o'clock on Sunday morning tue carpsnters SHOP OF
Daniel Donneily in usnt4r 81, near Fulton AZ vas a'
covered 20 BE- fire. and hurut win such rapidy tns
II ess sp.tdiy consumed together with re c0uteou
Before the forts Of ,he Fire Dep irtmeut could %
brought 10 bear uOop the burnias bulldog ths IA ns'
C mnunicsied with house -djolons, occupied ~ hr.
c. WsI.ce az pa,eu, tap rnsnuisctnry, aud tneare
spread TO a building Owned b. CaIpar Uroan, and &C.
cupifd Al csbine, shop By Me'rs Smith & CO Il-y
were all insured Mr. nono-lys hss will reach Syo
no Insurance Mr. Wallsc-s loss |. s1ou' sl.op1
Injured for 8 200 Hessrs Smiths loss is el.3D a1d
the loss the building occupied By the latter Will ex
ce-d se00-insured for s6o0.
On the previous night, about ? O'Clock,
thsre ~. ar alarm Of Are which proved = be false and
last tvenny the another alarm caused oy tas odrn
Ing Of a chimney Ia PesrLst Nd dspsss
q The friends of the Maine Law will
bold meeting IN Granada Hail Msrle sv, to-norrnv
Uuefdsy) evening upon whlsn occasion Lsmuei WI
kins E,q.. snd Rev II. Fox, OF the Sanf'st NJ Z.
Church. will deliver addresses
Fatal ACCIDENT FROM THE EXPLOSION
OF A CAmPHENR LAMP.-On Wetneiday evening
last tao gits In The family ola NJ Smtn re-'dns
In Beory,, Hamilton sv, we're dre-diuuy ourneo
by the explosion of cAmphsne lamp, VIII n thfy ~ere
engaged IN flung One VI thu girls, namsd Cstnsr'ne
Denly, was so badly burned that shs died t1e same
nsh, emo the other Cahariae Fitzgerald, was in)urea
severely that the prospects Of her recovery are con-
sioered extremely dOuntiul She was broughtto tue
City Hos ptsl on Friday evening for treatment
DRowNED.--A boy named William
Gass WAS drowned 10 the Atlantic Dock on Saturday
sf,erpoon HIS parents reside at No. lV4 Oliver o.,
Eew.York.
THROWN DwNo THE HIGHTs.-1 ester-
dsy afternoon a young man was thrown down tue
Rr, okIyn Htyhts 10 the following singular msuner
Ne was siuing the bank, fronting Frrmsn-st 10 Nj
David Leavitts ysrd, when two demonstrated deer
cnUe uv behind and batt@d him from his seA ana ssn'
bin rolling Gown the bsnk ADD over the stone val mo
Furnapst Uufortun-tely, he wa, very severely In
jured bis back aud Of bis arms having been DID
ken He was taken In charge By some friends aud car
rled 10 NeW Ynfk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

TIE NEW CENT? IFY.-EitOrts have Tor
some time past been .oaki 20 establish Csn-tsry Ia
the vicinity at Jersey ', aomewh+t on TIE pan ot
Greer wood Cemetery. Tre ground selected and pir
chass for is plat Of a5Ou, 1y acres Stng on the
Western slope # Bergen H!il-a beaudfuls locs'ot
piece Of woodland lille south Of the Newark Piank
Road. TIE soil of the ground selected Is such lhathe
c. meteIy can be laid out and amcnted az mode
rate expense IL will be called tne WdioS Grove
Cemetery" The COMPANY of gentlemen whp have.he
project in hsrd OrssDize1 sw tays siEce' Ia accord
with the act auth0dziog the incorporation OF hi
raj C-mtteries Toe iOlloHiDS gentem-n F-re e-ct-d
Trustees: d. : Gregory, A Iibris-ie, Joha Gsih'1,
b. o. Edge. A CiarF, Van ', rat, 2. d Vroom, L.
Burst, Montgomery j.. P. Bentley, A. Van B'',
kiIk sId Jacob Wilson. The work of gqiiny Ia ana
layipg out the grounds Will proceed form 81 sad
with the present prospects, much time ~ elapse
hefo, there will 90 beautiful and sppropTists resting
place prepared for The remains Of departed friends.
" An application will be made by the
citizens of this City az the sitting OF the next Las,a.
TIA for the snUeNBg Of portion of the trwn,np II
B,rsin, kLosn a, Sherwood, ClarenOrt Com nunipau
AID Monticello. the whoo Territory al which IL about
equal IN 10 that Of the Third ans Fourth W,r~,
and 10 TO be called 'hs Fifth Ward OF jersey Ciry.
Hook AND LADDER No. l.-Empire
evening ur Cfcers of the Company. D. Gregory, jr.
Hook an LADDER Co. No l. he'd elecdIn on Friday
was rtelecsed Foreman, and j. r. Rogers, Assistant
Foreu 30.
e The First Reformed Dutch Church
Of this Chy, W.. open for divine service ye.se Day
at the usual hour.
SrABBiNG.-On Saturday last Justice
Miller comuitle Patrick O h suehres3ey 10 the COuaiy
} H. TO await the action Of the Grand IN y, charged
with having stabbed yourg nsmed III ore WIN
carpenters chisel and inhciiUg severe wound In MS
aim.
IF A man named Burns, who was ar
rested by the watch for cruelty beailsg his Wife has
been sent 10 the County Jeil oy JGst "A Bedford 10
await the action of toe Grand Jury. Bis ~fs Is nov
lying in critical condition being unable TO speak Her
recovery 10 considered dou.Gul.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06
SECOND sOARD.
Ps,L.ptlpHIA SALES OF srooKs-Satarday

80 E,-t Bsgya-staoU -, -, lIs4 - 80 DO -
10 40 " hnnssos K K. -, 20 so" ,Stos 100 %.
-. H., s5l sch D. Is 5000 Do 'I1e - ~
- ial A-s1eny Csty -, ~ t4!-y ND - Il
- =, lO4L slffo R-tdns r - 20 90 ". 90 ne.
o. 80. - $50 Let a. H. - 80 c'acnneh -, 20 lVij
r.b N, "A; Can ga Al, X T., 1907 sca Nav rf-i
- ~ IS zoo 20 gjk TO-, s.; P-nas X K ~ 70
80 c,,si ia - schuy li Bs. 10 L. IiAni H. TX
40 d.. y Amer Ia. ~ 49,, =. 4, o,, ssoo Ia ash
- a. 40 Ken.us:ap W. ". -. - -" do ~ - 90
= 90 Pse'r Coup. I $50 - Na ,o, ~ o. n ,3
- Csn. IS; 100 n5rr. casdlTt, 100 io - % s'a 20
od n 100 so II. 20 10. .; 20 tols -" TO- ~ ~
- csn.l ia IS Lehsh Nav, - " Do, =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06

Aproject is on foot at Philadelphia to
build Railroad from tia, City to ASsscum Beach,
dhtsnce OF 59I4 miles. Tie estimated cost fully equip
PED, Is s7Oo,Ooo
We annex comparative statement from
recent Canton Circular of the EXPORT OF Teas &C..
from China t. Grea. Britain and to the United States;
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT II Exports Of Ts5s and Rae
SiLS 10 As Usfed kmgdo~ trO" lot JHiy 10 date
Totsl Black Green
Jupe 80 1851 % sa 7os bs; to date 6S ?Os s H.
Total Raw SIX, to
June So 1851 49,. 81, 2a5hses; do. 19osS bales
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT Of EFFORTS Of Tens, SGs aad
SrRdries 10 The United States FROM lst July TO date.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06
At Philadelphia the Money marke

At Philadelphia the Money market Is
without change Firstclsss paper 10 readily placed 81
Il y cent and second class at ~ as cent
The Anthracite Coal trade was very
LARGE the pa,, ~eex-,he l.rgest this season. The Le
hlsb Navigation Company brought down. tor the week
epd,u Oh Saturday last, "a 29i Euns the Scnu} XIII NAV
isatiop for the week ending on Tnurscsy isS %'''''
,u,s and the Reading abroad for .hs week ending ss
Tie same fine, 4j6s5 uns-soe iunn'ss " tns 'ai'o
,.,resching 1903 335 iuns TIE tuDnsgs ~ the snfe'
line. for the season up to toe dates OF ms .s' i7p
Z. 352 $40 tuns OF this aggregate, the L7algn oA'
-, dow, 679 4os tan.. tne sshuykil Navigation
4o5 ca ,up, and the Reading Railroad llsi'' runs
demand for Coal Ia calling in:o requi'i'ion ell 'ne
ro,rti. If the .svsrsl inss even a. advaneea Pnc'
Tba Isbi,h Nayizsion Company has ADVANCED Ioe
,os ~ pTepared Coal 70 81 so tun, and Toe heso-
p.n,o,d and schuylkil Navigation give notice sa@
80 81 b ,n,, the rate Of f:eighs and tolls over the
ne. Of their respective works will be advanced len
cents e sun.
The city of st. Louis proposes to issue
one hundred and twenty thousand dollars OK bonds,
nav for the uoe uction Of waisr into that city, Tie
nsops were TO vote upon the ordnance authorizing
on the 30th ult
The Bellevile and IlinOistown Rail
road has concludad a contract with Messs Page s.
Bacon Of s.. Louis, BY which the means for the con-
,uc,on of the road will be Immediately furnished lts
length will 20 fourteen miles, and IL con fully equip
ped, Is estimated at $40 COO.
The Albany Journal publishes the fol-
lowing statement Of Flour Wheat COrs and Barley leu
a, ids wster, during the fourth week In August IN 0'
years 1851 and 1882:
ylO.1. co.'s. wh..ls. cos..a s.hs. Is 80
,su sl92j 7d0e7 tAs4 ,ssSS
| iSsa ''.... sIOs4 2os5a sAos
luo..... siss lnei2s ~ Dee lsi !ese,ss sfs Il
The aggregate quantity OF sss sss a usvssuoa y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

r. The Wiliamsburgh Gas Company
have erected pair cf beautiful lamps la front ftha
:. sideuc- Of Mr. c. W. h 'ughtnn, As testimony OF
their regard for the exeron IT his tants and services
for the " elfare Of the Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06

lne..... 6S7 go Inc Lose 30 In ss5 DsctSsss
BY reducing the Whes; 10 Flour the quantity OF the
Isuer len e rde water thu year, compared win sae
coreponcls Period Of last year, shows an increase
Of BIO 364 bbls Flour.
The following table shows the quantity Of some OF the
principal article Of produce len II de water from The
commencement OF 70 3ss IL August iocissise
Ira osvs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06

~ Rev. Mr.. Sayres has accepted a call
10 ths Rpctorshp of Calvary Crur,h, Nlrh Fnta.st.
and entered upon the discharge Of bis duties yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06

r. At a meeting of the Board of Edu-
cation he Id the City Hal on Thurtdsy eveairg
souii adopted ia favor of purchasing sites for
Prn cry Schools in the Frst and Third WARDS, aud
also In favor of employing architect prepare plans
and estimates for buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06

About a million in gold was received To-
day. from the Mint, being the reiurns of portion OF
the Ohiu's gold dust
The City of Hartford Loan has re-
Gently been taken ia this market the annexed
.t.,,,tc. will be- Interesting:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06

u The following personal tax has been
returned for the several warts of this City by the AZ
sessors First Ward. S3,5 400 Second Ward, Sl4i.
900; Third Wsrd. sll POO. Total, s5l4,4Oo
SHAMEFUL AssAULY.-A man named
Powell ives arrested, or Friday evening by officer
Armstrong charged with havins committed vio'el
Assault and battery Oh a GoTnan gentleman nam-d
FspOsT gar under the following circumstances: As the
vehicles we're ie aring nelery, aLiot o ut1 Seventh
the German d. owe MS carriage 10 'r OF butchers
wagon In charge Of Pos nel, witch rrltated Powne,
wbtTeUpon he asisuted tne German, drsgdng hin
from II e carriage, an beting HIN IN shameful man
nPr The German wee Just recovering from a severe
sickness and wbsn t4ken hoRs Ii found nsce.ssry
to procure the at.eDrmc Of physician. Pownell
gave bail to appear for Esial to-day.
KIDNAPPING A CHILD.-On Wednesday
last a cUoied girl named Anne Watkins, while AZ the
nsicerce 81 George OcKraT, eniced away child,
years Of age stain. 10 ne mother that IN. was
g,Lg the corner grocery A'they did MT r-tdrn tne
parents b. came ALARMED ard Instituted a search. Fri
cay me- Ing isiher received Information that the
child st the Ne York Alma HOuse. lt see ns that
the girl erved At late hour on Wednss Jay night
by officer, string a curb dear the Pc * slip
Ferry in w.York, and mi trusting that all Vas not
ri,hr, convey ~ th-n to the T-mDs rhs neat morn.
Ing the gil discharged from custody, md the child
frnt 10 me Aims HOuse where n was recovered 0y tue
Iarons Ofc,r Mullen on Fridsy arrested the sir In
Rrwsyr and ,he was lodged in the cells # the Second
Ward Station House to await examination.
II About O'Clock ON Friday morning,
a fire was discovered ia tho Tarpentne Factory IN
Ewenst Which was extn. ul'hei win but signt oar
age One of the employed In tne factory had one
Of his hands severely burned in helping u extaguisn
the hGe.
rv@ John Bolton was arrested on Satur
day by Officer Va dsRa,er char. ed airh threatening 70
shoot man psmed Cassidy. He was committed for
trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06

Ipc... IS So lnel ,sl4o eel Dec 49, 80 Dee MO-
The aggregate quantity OF the same articles leu e
ice xnt.r from the commencement OF navigation 70 thu
3l. August Inclusive, during the pears 1850 aud lisa b
fnllowa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06

u The following personal tax has been
returned for the several Wards of this City by the AZ
sessors Fret Ward s3;5.400i Second Ward sl4i,.
800; Third Weird. 81, 200 Total, sjlf, 400
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06

-, sIse Inc. ~ 4s7 Dec l2isS U.s. ~. 49, -
o., Lno.,.., ,s Quantity OF tho same arncles so's -
"a. nc o.,ss non Tie comwsnsemens o. ns"Ss'S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06
A SCENE ON THE STEAMSHIP Prone

A SCENE on THE STEAMSHIP Prone
THUS On Saturday ah'rpson, shortly before the
hour for the sailing 81 the Gssner Pfomstneus for
Chsres Que an excitement occurred on board In con.
sequence Of the appearance there of Ohoer Elder of
the Lower Police Court who held warrant for the
arrest Of one OF the passengers, who had been
officer Ia q Lodge Of FTeemssons OF this City aud IN
vss charged 10 the warrant had pocksted about Sl3
telopsing 10 the Locse, and about starting f.
CsllforsiA Mr. Elder soon dlsc yyered and arrested
his man. bat willie attempting 10 take him ashore he
was bese, ed by large party Who attemD tsd 10 rescue
the prisoner, and finally succeeded 10 ss,ng away the
warrant Tne officer finding ths, he could not ao'son
polise were II the chip and carried of tho IN tho
Lover Police Court. crowd OF friend followed him,
and among others is wife, who wept bitterly at tho
thought Of losing her husband. Tney al appeared
with him before TIE Magistrate who ssosd the wsranl
who soon inquired int the grounds d The charge,
found that tbs accused bad commisd no legal ofsnse
and q once discharged him. Az hsnds then ran for
the shtp, which had wssd for thsm end sosn on
board and oe their wsy 10 the land Of gold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06

r. The First Reformed Dutch Church
Of this Chy, open for divine service ye'se Day
at the usual hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06

Hook AND LADDER No. Umpire
evening for ofceF, Of the Company. D. Gregory, jr.
Hook AM LADDER Co. No l, he'd AZ elscdIn on Friday
was rteec.ed Foreman ard j. r. Rogers, ASSET mi
Foreu Sd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06

SUPREME CoURT-In Chant ers-
Before JUDGE E0monds-Habeds Corpus A lad med
Geo. w. McCoombs was brought Wy from Fort Wood,
at fe lnstsnce If his mother and hi. discharge from
enlis,ment aked for the ground of minority. He
epc co. 1t appeared, about II months ago. being then
bTt Ii years Of sse, aud hss since been under nsruc
ton musician. His mother, 1t was said, has no!
TIL now sde application for his discharge
Return made 10 the writ by Col Brown. (Com.
mrbesnt) who stated that tha lad rnlsr-d tn March,
1851, for five years Inc sum OF g. was paid TO the
citizen who brought him for enlistment, and he had
c0thire, subsistence, pay &c, to the amount of ssl.
The Judge In bis decision, remarked; g think the
mohers acQuit In her sons continuance In the
army uni; LIE had 20, a. educs Ion aud obtained nearly
500 from the Government and that for Is moRhs
after she knew Of bis enlistment evidence eloush OF
her consent ant he therefore DO reminded ~ the
chArse Of Col. Brown.
Be ore JsJss Roosevelt
Rotut BtsYitk sgt TAeO PaR HeHseR and dnoher.-
Motion TO change place OF trial from NeT loTk TO Al
barry. The Court s3id b. knew there was discretion
80 to these matters. His opinion Is tina. the convs-
Dience II tho win snoud be- consulted as well as
those Of the principals. Ia hi there can hardly
be any cenis 20 the testimony 10 be offered being
that Of the to whether the goods fell, &c
Motion TO change pl4ce Of tia granted, provided de-
fepdsns In five days give % the tes nony Of
PLAINTIFF witnesses residing In NewYork being taken
here.
SUPERIOR CoURT-GcneraL Term-De-
csioDs Mary n. Tatsas BY her nett frtind agt Geo
Van Dtnsen- pp-s from an ord .r Of Jud.e Dasr re-
fusns 10 grant unc0n sgsins. the uIe of the word
"wsbpepe designate preparation for the hair on
the ground th.t the Of words cannot be made ex
elusive the style Of the label trade not having
been infripged.-Order appealed from affirmed, with
Sl0c',.
HE Afeehanios BankinS A.soetatton agt Ohcer JOHN
son and OILERS In rel>iion to q stay Of judg
ote NE terms Of the order for which, ~" said, we're
VT compled ~ith-Appesl dismissed with o. 10
each csse.
r. sroke. Diekinson AIDE John CSok-Motion 10 dis.
misc the appeal granted With $40 cosu
Court CALENDAR-Monday
Pless-Eos 81. ls0. SIS, 81, G6j, ca, oOi sli 5's,
so col, go. 932, $40 $50
The above will be t.kcn up sfier some reserved
csbses 40 shsll have been Opposed of The now num'
bers will comm With No. 4, marked vita rcd on
margin ~ General Calendar
Cscrfr CoUar- Already published. 49,
euraYaE CornT-Spsoisl T~m Before Judge NIL
chef Moe ~ rs inclusive rns Clerk will commences
W day receiving kotes II ssue for thu saturday Motion
Calender, 70 DO iakoa W GA Saturday sextl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06
KIDNAPPING A CHILD.-On Wednesday

rV7 John Bolton was arrested on Satur-
day by Officer Va. dspAter char. ed ah threatening 10
shoot a man psmed Cassidy. He was committed for
trin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-06

DRowNED.--A boy named William
Casa ~ ss drouped tn the Atlantic Dock on Saturday
sf,erpoon HI. parents reside at No. ia Diver st.
Eew.York
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-11-27
Notice to Contractors.

PROPOSALS will be received Mt the
L office Of Crosse Tete and Baton Rouge
Plank Road Company, until the 9th Nov
ember, for the following work-viz
For cleaning, ditching and grading the
whole route.
For furnishing lumber, bridging, and pla-
cling culvcris, including a draw bridge across
the Bayou Crosse Tete.
For planking and completing said Plank
Road from Crosse Tete to the Mississippi
River.
Proposals for the whole work are prefer
red and will be first considered.
For information apply to II. W. Allen,
West Buton Rouge, $. NJ. Hart, East Baton
Rouge, or at the Office Of the company on
Crosse Tete.
Address Chas A. Slack, President Of the
Board of Dire ctors. AS. H. JOHNSTON,
Crosse Tete, Nov. 5th, 1852. ..sxSect'y.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-11-27

LOUISVILLE AND CONVICTION RAILROAD
CompANY.--At a meeting OF the board of
directors Of that company, upon motion, the
tollexing preamble and resolution were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas. There appears to be false rum
ors in circulation to the effect that this
company intend to construct their road
without giving the various routes from
Louisville to Coviugtou 4fhir examination;
nov, therefore
BE it resolved, That this boa I'd stand pledg-
ed to have all routes that may offer them
selves between Louisville and Coyington
closely aud carefully surveyed by disinter-
ested engineers congratulated, and that they
will cause the report oftaid engineers, with
plans, profiles, &c, to be published for gen.
eral distribution.
WWhy could not the board of directors
Of the New Orleans and Jackson Railroad,
have acted with equal fairness and liberali-
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-11-27
Mr.. +. Way,
italian Professor o usi q !,

HAvING permanently settled himself
L L with his family, in the City Of Baton
Rouge, where be has resided since eighteen
months, offers his respectful thanks to those
persons who have already honored him with
their confidence, and tenders anew his pro-
fcssio,Ial services to all those wishing to be
fought on the Piano, Violin, Guitar or in
veal Music
Convinced by long experience, that in
the study of music specially pedantiy is
disgusting, and that a general routine Of in
strocton will only produce Indifferent per-
formers, he will use all his endeavours to
place Himself on level with the intelli-
ecncc of bis pupils,-encouraging, rather
thai disheartening their efforts, while ad
herring strictly to the precepts laid down by
the best masters; be will continue as here
tofore to tune Pianos. His prices will be-
SO for twelve lessons of one hour each, and
SO for twelve lessons Of half hour each.
Apply al his residence. on Convention be-
tween Main and st. Charles Sts., or at Mr.
Neirey's variety store, on Laurel st. o27-y
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1852-11-27
Digby's Daguerrotypes.
THE MODEL PHILOSOPHERS.

The model Philosopher is a strange
compound ofancient systems improved
upon by the light Of modern science
and intelligence. He combines in his
person the doctrines OF the Cynics with
the Philosophy of the Stoics He is a
kind Of Epicurean Diogenes. But he
does not live in tub, nor does he in
dulge in cxtravagant luxuries wasteful
ITO money, as well as to life. No, he
takes a mattcr-of.fa view Of the
world as it is, not as it might be ; and
governs himself accordingly. He looks
upon man, as the forked radish he is,
and be knows that the law is unal-
tcrable that he shall grow up, and run
TO seed. The modern Philosopher
does not trouble himself about what
wos, Or what's going to be; what IS,
is what mediately concerns him. If he
knows where to find a soft place to lay
bis head when the street lights 60 out
this is sufficient for him. He knows
that be can live as long as the air is
wholesome for him, and that he will
die when it is not. The modern Phi
osopher is always well clad in clean
linnen, and the study of his life is how
to keep it SO; he is at home anywhere,
and does not pla ce his affection in the
custody Of friends or relatives. lie is
q bachelor because he cannot bear the
laws binding restraints. He likes the
moonlight, and may be*met at the
street corner notwithstanding his
segar in that happy state Of indiffcr-
ence to all things ahich is the envy of
the unphilosophic He livcs-the
Lord only knows how. lie has no
wants except for the moment. Where
he eats and sleeps, is an uufathomed
mystery. He attends the Balls and
Exhibitions, and is familiar viii the
ministers of all kinds of pleasure =
His life is the unsolved problem.
n. CeA RneneNs Anctinn NoA,na.