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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-21
. What will you take
For that ere steak ~

The butcher winked at his partner, and
answered with an air of composure. ga
shillin', sir - but it was evident that our
friend was down in the day-book of his
estimation as lunatic. Making his pur.
chase, and going out at the door, he met
with his neighbor Jones. Extending his
hand frantically, he sung
''Ah, friend Jones. and is it you?
How do you do, Jones, how do you do?
Long time since we've met together;
Isn't this delightful weather?
Jones was as astonished, as we'll he
might be. Passing into bakery to pro-
cure some bread for breakfast, ne sung,
to very plaintive air:
ssBakers, bakers, bless your souls
Let us have a dozen rolls"
and rolled the word rolls out so tenderly,
that the bakers wife burst into tears.
The rolls were taken down by the bakers
wife, when, finding his voice again, he
sang, with great feeling:
Dearest one with fingers taper,
Tie the bread up in paper
which she did, and he went home hum
ming, and beating time on the paper par
GELS he held in his arms. His wife met
him at the door, wringing her hands.
The fit was on her, and she commenced
singing:
';My dearest Charles, what do you think?
The coffee's all as black as ink,
I'm as provoked that [ can cry
Charles
"Stop, my dear, it's all in your eye!
When misfortune comes. why. bear 1t,
I, your loving spouse will share It,
Come now, let US sit at table,
Do the best that we able,
Let the coffee go to grass,
We will have some tea, my lass
Wife
ooh, my Charles, you happy make me-"
Charles
IF don't the deuce may take me
Hear the word that now / UTTER
NV love is strong and-so's the butter
Trust me, it VIII ne'er be weary
Pass the toast and cheese my deary."
Both
'Now good bye, my dearest treasure
Charles
''Cook the steak just at your pleasure,
But gee that it's not overdone,
And / will be at home by one"
Both
GOOD bye, farewell,
IT'S hard to part;
/ cannot tell
How dear thou art
How this will end it is hard to foresee,
but, " friends of the family " shake their
heads, and point to their foreheads signlf-
icantly, as much as to say there is some
thing wrong about our unfortunate
friends neutrality-suspicious. paper.
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WASHINGTON CITY DIRECTORY

Mayoy-John W. Maury.
Register-Wm. ]. Mccormick
CoNector-Robert j. Roche.
Surreyor.-Henry W. Ball.
assistant SurreyOr.-Wm. ". DeMaine.
Tur Clerk-Thos. Hutchingson.
k-Keeper-James T. Clark.
attorney nj. Carlisle.
Messeuger-Jacob Kleiver.
Commissioner of First District.-John F
Hardness.
Commissioner Of Second District. -Franci
B. Lord.
Commissioner Of Third District.-Thomp
son Van Riswick
Commissioner Of Fourth Distriet.-Henry
D. Gunnell
Commissioners of the Asylum.-Charles A
Davis, Theodore Wheeler, and George Ii. Full
mer.
Autendsut of Asylum.- E. Git
tings.
Physician Of Asul"m.-George M. Dove.
Secretary to the Board of Commissioner.
Of Asyium.-John II. Noyes.
Commissioner Of the Eastern Section o.
the CanaL.-Joseph Cross.
Inspector of Tobacco. Henry Martin.
Sealer Of Weights and Measures.-Wm. NJ
McCauly.
Inspector Of Fire Apparatms.-Caleb Buck.
ingham.
Inspector of Flour anu Sailed Provisions
Jacob kleiver.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-21
EVENING STAR.
Domestic Opera in Boston.

An enthusiastic friend Of ours and his
wife, having become so carried away with
the Juror awakened by attending two
nights at the opera, that it is the hardest
thing in the world for them to restrain
their disposition-the more so, because
they are both profcients in music. The
other morning, while ordering his dinner,
the butcher-ase date man-wass surprised
to hear our friend shout out, with most
emphatic enunciation -
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How this will end it is hard to foresee,
but, (" friends of the family" shake their
heads, and point to their foreheads signif-
icantly, as much as to say there is some
thing wrong about our unfortunate
friends phrenology.-Boston paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20
THE PLAINS.


From Mr. Carol Hughes, wao has Just returned home
from a trip the piails, far 5sest Water sbon
go miles out, The 81 JssPa's Ga-et, i7nas the ioaoS
ing That there abundance Of grsss snd v"
i,r Ihe emgrans were all gsiiioz along we'll and enjoy
ed unusually good health there being less sickness on 700
Mains anots IAN ever /. = known bsfJrs Mr.
iuaL.s was out Leag 10 u,lss be ond whers tho sa
ga together Mo travel Tho norh add soaIa
siet Of ths Plate IA Ihty h.d Pesly 0 ~ -
&c be.oIe ns ts'urn ~ s''i.e' vac ~, s.s h. b.
loose slock VINO uayss" 81 oO'h siss' % 'ps i,e - ~
..gOVV he passed L. Ioenl5 "'c~ On 'i' ~ 'gs
. JJy al when TINE 10 11s IN 4 ~" "~H q. 4
Los ed On the Who'll to- only -0oni sk % sss- 80
grsvs The Ia dams b. s'en ~ 'ouDs U ~ a 10
~ war parties were -.'. add noaing ma 'oy'"7' "
'Sg Ne s,snls p rs Tho e...ry Bk kept by
-, ~ IoNoNlAs o"g*N % - '.,o,s ,a. nun
u. :, minsno.s On ~ = 80, a.,
ot1 H'Hs VI sD aa.,-, ..ocr a., e. o..,si Fon
-. 90 no 5rh II Jn.y Of TO- sid yss
80. Nsng7I pornon s.s5, ohiorrn sa1s o0Tsss siit
- SIsi ANA To-. ahe.y 1915 wsg - 500
eos,s a.. hessl .,s,es5 . zraes f9g
a. NJ. .t,,ss, "a a; InteJsl5enss Rock, sss
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THK SATANIC PRESS.

The Scandinavian Society a recent festival toOkoc.
cason to senaze The Satanic Press OF this City the
exeDpar of journalism, Mr F. Christensen having in the
the course Of some remarks made use of the folio Tng
words with the appreciation Of the company as reported
in The Satanic:
"Hers public spiiion tempered by wisdom and inteln
GEL CT, uiotirtd ami unohAued. IDS expression snd
ul,n The ues of Lightning MES from from North
err pin, t. >oatl era roses GreA, euthusissn What
has America to fear long as her Newspapers continue
her d tors We, AS S,sndin9yians. IA % the
rrss of Ills CITY and take this opportunity 10 sokno Il
tcge ihs b. for the nau which different mes
ave b. en- b. stoS ed upon nation But would par
oulAry lotto The compliments lately received by SsSai
SVar cuztns rem that greaiest tXsmsr u tue Am-ri
can press Tie tv-Io'k He'oid .Enthasiss;o ap-
pause With this tremendous engine IN tbs heart Of Eu-
u Pc ~ could net be ta-cteo Plant this paper Ia tbs
Ciy ~ Paris with its present oircuiat scattered
Fr.n no give Il lhr.e Dihs eedoH SUD M sill defy
q power Or b. IS or euperors-ray Il you'd light again
a. fr- Of auo ftr rvoiGon and s-nd Nap0 SOD himself
81 e,u from bus throne Ciie Of Hear hslr' sud loud
. pause Bu f,Eset l.des and g-nlle9su, a,a tres
p ssD. rpon } ur tine siye YOU The ese,s-Tle best
prot that tae pm j. nisLisr than the sword" NHs
cheers ssIt ten given
We shall not stop to discuss the question with Mr.
f CaIstsnseE shetber public opinion" is free among
the southern roses, bui merely remark that if the
speaker goes South with liberty in bis mouth for human
beings who have their cheeks dashed even wih
u, fsntest dloo Of Acsa blood he viii be hanged up
hke dog But whas haze 10 deal with is she IN.
sous sud guoTapt assertion the part Of Mr. E Car
steusep that TIE N,ic YORK. HsT9S is tae gress ex-
enplsr of tie American Press" We regret thu. any
enc bearing the name Of tie spssker could have used
such language. because the force Of artistic sym.
yatlits. and the re6nsments Of gentleman, should
exclude the bare thought much less the bold ayOwa Of
such an opinion Tie notorious truth is that the Jour.
al in qGe stion has always been without the pale of
newspaper amenities, and its editor being Infamous
PIoyeIb cannot consent let pass tribute TO
him, in the presence Of citizens and representatives of
Denmark. We propose, then. particularly for the ben
eft ofthe scandinavian Society, which needs umi
nation on point vital to intelligence and liberty in this
country to describe somewhat At length The Satanic
Newspaper
1t would seem that nature is constantly aiming q. the
compromising principle in all her actions and relations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20
q I. b. PtrrIsoILL q @, no. II Nassau.st.. ar
THE NEw-YoaK WEEKLY TRIB gN Z for Aug. Z

TIE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRrBUyE for this week coz
tains tbe following:
EDITORIALS: Politics ysine Law; Another Chance
the UnOn r1piesl exst0ns aud fenor F-v-r
About TIE slits" Ths Psc-5c R4Ios1 Ps o. tie AZ
ninisfrati0p
IPOLTicAL INTELLIGENCE: Returns Of the August cleo
tioDs IN The ssysrsl sts,ss
nLcoRRR spoSDESCE; Lake SUPERIOR The Pesence New
Orleans &c
IvEkw PUBLICATIONS. Review Of L. Mara Cnilfs Life
Of Lease Hopper
v.REvIEw or TIE Wick: Giving Condensed sad
spicuous the important that cured
IN The United siso Mexico the West d = Central
America Eu-vpe, &C.
VITHE CRYSTAL PALACE: Review Of the Agricultural I'm
plfmsnif. 6c- exhibition
VII. LIPE At THE FIVE POINTS: TIE TwoPenDy Msrrge
and Hot Corn.
vIII.THE EARL or STIRLING: 4 Hos1 Revived
IX.THE MAMMOTH CAVE; A description OF Csve in Ken
tuesy.
X.A DISCOURSE on FLOWERS: By Henry War Bseebsr.
XI.MARRIAGEs and DEATHS
Xu.THE NEw-vORB MARKETS: Reports Of the stock Grain
Provision Cauie. sD the CambniEs Cste harket.) and
Horse Markets Very FIJI and specially reported fof The
Tniuue.
snr copies wsppe be obtained at the assE Ia tas Count
g Room tbs NOTING Puee 81 cents
Ore cory r year 81 three copies - Eve
eore So copies sig so; twenty eope, 20 address,
$50.
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AUSTRALIA.


Aocorrts have been received from Mebourne 70 s,,A
/ April-tlsven Gays later
AT date Of the sdsc,s the skess wsra bare IN e
sequence Of the s-ivi Of th- large dsst up~xss a.
Too sse that ef In gland in Move nbe December aad
JsunNy
The la PiofIhSs broazbt INTEL gance from s-lbou-,.
70 d 18th OF April % sold ~ suctin II iss
- "a lSs -, ouros Good a-eces fetched 90! Pm,
nisolipg i! a. greasy i0d q l. a. sligo i6t aaS
tSilsV sd n Fine fcur fetched .35 Y ten or. ia
10 US bushsl prsfo.s rs - Is ton hay ST. ies
10 t5s By suc;iVn he previous csY, dg siss
horse realized Is4 l0s aud esrthenssre % cs8t on in
voice
hsges sre Il each posto-s 50 3 70 and butter ,.
Al he last land sale, Mshourn- 'ots averaged 700
scre cosn'ry townships from t50 20 30 a re. ADD
country lance t25 add this coup'ry wh~re oct
than h'e-nh OF the available land yet sAes
brought into the market The five days sale realized fs3
3l5 81.
TIL from the gold 6eds H. on the whole very "a.
ffactory During the pas, yesr ~ tons 10 Ost a. 10
lbs, OF Nictoris gold has been exported dar.
eng the pre- year. March H. bad amounted to
~ TONS worth ~ IS lOs Dance. II $50 ls0. the sx
Of srrivss d. md births deaths
1854 snouosd "a s765l While during the present ysu /.
hss already numbered 1900
About 20 900 person The g0,i fields % whom
.0co0 al child an. 10000 store keepsrs
rsdesu'n ard govsruu'e,t officials ana tho sndsr
miners A. Balarst sons immune masses ri gold have
lately been und L. ,nadisn Guly srty oat
sIuggtt weighing 1919 On ces Nh'e in adj ming 10
uo Nuggets we're fouod weighing in the aggregate sss
ounces.
III use rent continues nOrmousls high in Mslbnarne "a
per week BEN demanded fora two rjomed cottage the
nest wrsteh.o description.
The weather coonu@s dne hut there "a every probsha
ity of winter Enough rain lsely fallen 70 keea
up goodsupply of water for or mixing purposes.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Affairs nc the Capital.


Special DsTafos 10 Then. Tribsae
WASHINGTON, Fnday Aug %. 1853
There l. still much toubl- ths Mission France
Mr. DIX PROFESSIONALLY had the promise of the ps aud
has not ye, e1oners;sd thu President. c inmes of
NswYork.rs has been here pressing Mr. Bancroft for
France, tut the suggestion finds little favor Dir. Cushing
has also been named.
TIE President is inclined 10 sppOint Robert NJ AcLsne
of hryspd, in Europe. Minister Resident Con-
s'sItinIle but certain distinguished Mrylsndsrs vi
e.rousy opposed the project. McLsns, however, will
prof ably trumrh
Judge Young ormerys Senator and Clerk Of the House
Of Representatives has been appointed to assist Gov Cor
man in nvesg aT the alleged frauds npon the Mime
sofa Incians Harvey NJ Waters,on, OF Tennessee was
rendered this place by the President, but declined
John TsllisfeIro patriot and good man. for more
than twenty years a member Of Congress from virgin,
and for the last three years Librarian in the Treasury De
par'u emit oed yesterday at his residence in Virginia He
6 years Of age
The Secretary Of the Treasury waited upon today
BY distinguished person TO represent the wishes Of the
NewYsrk merchants lie said that the 10 1nsy market
very s gent and suggest ID relief by loans from the
Sub Treasury upon bypothsoatsd stock. rns Secretary
however, woulo not hear to it he is memorable
Old Ireland is opposed to Young Ireland in the
Ter Of The appointment Of George Sanders Consul to
London. Sanders is not ye, commission ed.
The Gsr6uer Mine Commission has arrived. Major Nor
6ecs expected to morrsw There an sccedt- rumor
that The Conn ssioners will corroborste the repor, Of
oCum sDd othefs-no trsce Of the mines found.
Efforts being maize the impression that the
Pacific Railroad is not sn Administration measure but the
better opinion is that the views advanced by Secretaries
DAVIS and Guthrie and The Csioa will be sustained.
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NEW.MEXICO.
Coutspondence OF The Fort Smit' Herald.
FORT WEBSTER, Rio !

Couesponderee OF The Fort smt, Herald
FORT WEBSTER, Rio Mimses New Mesieo.l
Monday, JuDe 49, 1883. !
bY DEAR SIR | am resident Ut tnis posi-, wn,cn
y1y remote point III tbs Apache country outside Of the
seilemeLts and 100 miles from noshere." There
mpsDi.s OF drs here under the nd Of
Smith.
Tie Apache Indians are around US IN every direction
They have ade peace with the authorities, ana have
been quiet Tor some tue having been induced % settle
dow aud 20 cuvsie TIC ground They rasIox coru
&c but fear will Prove very odhsr.n mt farmers The
Governor Of this rerrt has authorized them 20 be led
olvheo by the A, snt here but this policy winch
far has bad very cot been yed
by the powers that b." Whether they will remain qa
it this cours. be disconti ued remains TO bs seen.
These ibdiaIs are poor, Miserable set OF devils snd
the only wonder is thar suoh contemptbs looking tros
should have been sutb terror to this population Never
tbelts-, they have committed and dep
relations, and produced ncalculAoe mischief thus os
tier.
We have just heard of the definition by Senator Dor.
lsLc Of the appointment Of Governor of this territory
and for don't regret H. the Governor for this 10.
Iito) requires peculiar Information and capacities wuch
don't think be poss.sses at the time, have %
Opposition To uDdtrais your distinguished senator but
think be has shown In, good sense Ia declining this -
poinDeDt, for however others may be-, ssSeure
Tn. operations OF the political gullo,us under the neg
to show that spa,0Ts cannot Ja 10 he grosAd sfoo the
knowledge OF their great political fshs Al Wsshingon
$50 mote il b." Dome pork will bile that way.
can give you nothing in the shape Il from this
"GOdfoTssken country fhe great subject ensross
IL public attention Is the projected Pacific Railroad -
Ever. body busyng themselves with specasnsas
and sninlses ~ to which tbs most eligible rute is
preference IN this county, Of course Is Tor ths csnan
route through Albuquerque Tor near fh9re and BY vyd
Walkers Pass" oh0ud tho Ark sns4s and Texas roan
whizziLg by US here THEN we ill DO IN town" Nous
yerTOus. Yours, uuly, Viz
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MEXICO.
erce Of The n. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence of The \. Y. Tribune.
NEw-oRLEsNs THURSDAY, August H. lsn
Major A. Mordecai aud bis party, out to Mexico
by The United States to ascertain the truth 10 ard to
the existence of the mines of O. A Gardiner have ~
turned the at AN, this da,, all ssu.
They left the CITY OF Mexico on the ith and Vera Cras
on the 9Th inst
Gen Gadsdeu our Minister to Mexico, and his party
was met at Jalapa he 9th inst. lie LEFT the ssms
day for the City of Mexico Mr. Grips, the SecfetSy
of Legation, went down % Vera Cruz tO meet aim
They were all we'll An escort offered him by the
euhOrities but he declined it, saying chat he placed the
fullest reliance upon the efficiency of the aamnis
tration for the security Of the road
am glad to learn that Gen. Gadsden intends to live
in house of his osn.
The Conducta from Mexico. carrying nearly 1000
COO the way 10 Vera Cruz and would arrive there
on the 9Th or 9th.
The Minister of Gobernacon had issued projec. Of
law 10 raise loan of : IL 100000 He proposes that
the Church shall mortgage their property security
tor its payment. In debr is to be paid In IL years
aud bears per cent interest. The Church is believed
will refuse.
An army of $4,000 men is being raised. There Il
much dissatisfaction among he poor class VI
the rempostion OF Alcabaas and raising of the army
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20

We publish this morning another article OF the series
entitled" Russia rs il Is With some TRANSACTIONS from
French and German papers upon the trade and policy of
the MuscOvte Empire in Northern Asia. The informa-
ton given in the articles Russia Il, is of
highest value being furnished by swrter of eminent
ability long employee IN the administrators of that
try speaking s language, thoroughly familiar with ts
history lsas, institutions and people and honestly de-
testiDg its political sy stem, while believer in bet
ter destiny for the Russian nation and for the SavO-
bic race in general Among the many authors
on Russia who have published within the past twenty
five years, We know Of none we'll qualified " every
respect either by knowledge of the facts capacity TO
Judge concerning them the gentleman who contributes
these articles to our columns HIS chapters the Car
the Imperial Family, the Nobility, and the Army and
Navy have justly excited great attention, and will par
culary repay study the present time when the pros.
pect of war reDders the internal organization and
sources Of that Empire theme Of unusual interest
The article print to-day treats OF the class Of citizens
body midway between the nobility and sers, and by
most persons not supposed to exist ia Russia Ii is the
FIRST Of two or three chapters this special topic aud
will be followed by the others as promptly can
make room for them.
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THE PEsTlLENce AT NEw.oRLEANs.
Correspondents o. TIE N. Tribune
NEW.nRIRAxs rh,rxa.x Az u las

Correspondents TIE N. Y Tribune.
NEwORLEASs. Thar>isy Aus. II. 1883.
The Yellow Fever reports oi yesterday show an n-
OF 30 over the previous day. Tue bad weather
s continues and the usual heavy rains pour down
every day at noon | visited the Cemeteries again
Yesterday. The one in the Fourth District was much
improved The carts with loads of dirt did not com
to arrive until the eeniog Of Tuesday They
work day yesterday and had taken about sixty loads
ofearth the bung ground The carts in into the
burial ground bad u pass over some OF toe graves crush
ing IN the collins &c. Several men had been at work
during the day throwing the dirt GA the collins half
buried in the trenches They had left off work howeser
at O'Clock, and would not common again until the
evening. There should certainly have been hands at
work all last light. ascertaned from the Sapernteni
ent that had been at work digging graves, at payof
fy cents grave and had about fy graves ready, bat
they could not get their pay they had quit work The
Mayor has ordered the Odd FellOFs' Rest TO be
closed. mentioned in my letter of Monday che condi
ton of this Cemetery.
The Ourinspectors have given notice that they will not
gOIk later than ii clock The bankers have all
solved to close at oclOck they have previously kept
oyen until At funeral Of Of the officers of the
Washington Regiment, only eighteen officers add men
could be GOT out.
AL the various societies are very active in giving relief
&c. excepting the New England Society. have heard
oi many eases Of suffering among natives of NewEng
lard and many have died IN the Charity Hospital.
Our papers this morning notice the death of the fol-
Low ing named residents VINO DatIves Of the United
States; MIS-. RANGES IL, Vile OF john Lh"rence' TOT
merry of Detroit; Mary Maria Davis, wife of Warren
Davis; John Henry Of Henry Burchfeld; Marga-
ret Hawkins, wife OF John Hawkins her maiden name
Was Margaret Nancy, native of Brooklyn New York:
Mr. Sarah AIN Parker, sister OF l.. q. Shaw foraery
OF Louisville Christopher Burden. of Cincinnati; Sa
T. Greed daughter of Sylvester Creed OF Va Mrs.
Mary brewster of Waybrdge W. w. Drake, New
York Jane Danoch. wife of Daniel Dsnoch David
ReduaD, Boston; William s. Smith, II wheeling, Va.
Col A. l. Field native of Kentucky. died at Ocean
Springs Col T. has resided here since lSi9 and was
v ell known as criminal lawyer CREscESr.
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Hsrwcod. from Noworesrs bound to Liverpool a.
GERS and crew al well
The Cherokee came in four days and nins houg, i-s.
Havana 90 QuRrsniins. = l.
The following persons came passengers IN ths sts.m,
Cherokee;
E. s-tsps Tbs Bell 4 Dav'. cspt "a, G. Y.Ja.r w H.
koc- r. BsiiG. A SanBP c I'd 80 Fras.r. -.
" Chapp- H. l. Psl0 ana Mn Thos NJ Jslss RON .S
hdy snS TO eh ro. Ma = B. BsChs. hf.a ad .s,v.st
6pr cku<rrr nr
VI D. DAVIS. lohn Colbourn. C0a-ul. Ms Pm al, ~
Rotr ard Oh "a = Rodr pee@tl o. Ga M.ip M -
b,v-sa Ask sifh, FrpdO. Mr. c. Dsviie seas 80
SeBrss, W Fssn- MAY l. Fsqs-soli-s sni isiy a.
kossef Y. p c. Thoap~cu. a. P.rsrun. Msr~.
W. ]. AcInIsre. and 50 d -.
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tie employer on q level The efforts {, am slior-
ate the condition 81 women, have equally excited
It's contempt. Whenever the public has been ag.tea
with the quest Of temperance and virtue is banner
bs been the side Of he'll of coarse II ia the chef
Champion o. all the rumholes aud al the szacrabie
abuses connec-ed Herewith. II has for some tine
been in the pay Of that body Of city officers just de-
scrbed by the Grand jury ss deaf TO remonstrsnee
and insessible to shame" AID r supported the swim
dlers until the taxation reached s. 900 000 aud the
terrible handwriting the val. in the Peter Cooper
meeting and the 81 600 majority against them dove
the Satanic Pres into snessng Iscirot.hke adher-
cree to the other side.
Talent in the writing of the Satanic is cut of the
question. No OF intellect culture. With the 10.
SEPARATIONS thar rouse nations aod create systems wi'h
The sublny Of religious convictions that strike deep
INTO the human heart and turn men from evil unto
eood-ucne such all ever pm word for Tue Satanic
We even remember that not more rhaa year since
literary msn Of this City not remarkably puoct)us
about such reports in general, having been accused
of contributing 20 its columns made h4sre to deny
The charge through q public MEDIUM. Ia facs
having GOT rich in the assassin and backyard manner
described above, this scredtsbe journal passed
from blatant vice to ~itess imbecy, aud pr'n-
cpsIy remarkable for It's stupidity and daness. Its
acquisitions are without influence and its chef means
Of appealing TO the public ntrest is such chsrlaani-m
the boaed nonsense about the Earl Of Ssciog aud
Biz claim all the Canadas Nova Scotia and triton
of the United States with the Ocean rights, there
unto spperrsring. which We lately had occasion
to explode Mr. F Christensen tells US that
if this tremendous engine we're in Paris,
in three months il would create a Revolution
end seDd Napoleon from hi. throne. Christensen You
Rave probably heard that for certain consideri
tons this a" tremendous engine" proforei 70 the
Police Minister of this Nsoole his tool.
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