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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14
Inn O0n GIFTS FOR THE PEOfLE-PERHAMS
lUU.UOU Cir ExHBIrIors
SEVEN MILE MIRROR


OF THE GREAT LAKES, NIAGARA FALLS, &C.
@ I S9 :y'sipS 4
Gift Tickets admitting four persons and ensur!ng
'h'r' Of 10 SHFTs, ONLY ONE DOLLAR
The whole 81 the M, M;, ses,s, q paintings
4 farm il Burlington county. New Jerssy, contain
sPs .s.ss
s B e. ten 'h %s: om F
aephia, access TO 1t every hour In the day, eithex
By ss,sSsS ana .i %
on which thousands Of bushels Of reacheshAve been
James H. FarIand. Assembly Buildings, fhNadsi-
The celebrated ssesting horse Telegraph who can
's . %s At hs fr.nsn Eooss Ph.s:
Five Fssn as worth 500 each $50
Ely: Psnos x, Hsr pI.. $50 Sssh IL :: Ii: 10"
and piano store o. Horace Waters; sss Broadway.
Forty Gold Watches dd e: worth f cs. .soh 2
Ono Thousand Pencils, wsrth s. each ......... 5000
Five thousand Geid Pens 81 essh. s,eS
Forty thousand tngraynss 81 70 cents each 10000
saa,s i M.
On. hundred thousand eins valued A. eol $50
y srss, 70 insure saf.stiy fair and ....i.e.oy
:.'isss
e. all The sm .s as n9Ss a s0 sp s
M The r. hut w ss' This
sssr ssl VIII asute s them snos
way either By othsrwiess q. may
sRsa
BIosdNaS the principal hotels mu,io stores
All Grd sns S iss s sIsa 3 h Z,
Ssss As,sssiS R:es.: 10 Bss;sasy New YsIt JAMES
os sshsY ssr9.sd fpss h.s%sl Pal
Lxhisitjspns every Afternoon and evening a. and Z,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

vUo DANCERS WAN FED A YOUNG MAN or SMALL
stature. to do the female dancing in an Ethopsu COM
many really frat rate dancer and Other need
answer iris il will he Desirable ein.tion Apply to
HENRY WOOD 80 BrpadwRy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

STEAh coMMUNICATIoN BETWEEN NEW YORK
- and hrenen- 8rrmen Mail Line.-The side wheel
steamers HANSA, 200 TONS and GERMANIA 1900 tons,
will sail follows
From Now FORK. From Bremen.
Gerpalia. Sept Gsrmania Middle OF Octr
Hapsa ............ =" ~ Aansa. .........,. Aug 20
Passage from New Pork to hrsmsn-Firss class, $780,
second class SIS. Forfreiyht or .ssaee, sp oily to
OkLRICHS Il co. 80 Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

i the Crystal Paisee.-Modsis. Madam Devulti, the
most beautiful woman In the prossoa, has arrived from
Par s; and will appear nans Venus Cleopatra The
Goddess Juno; also entire troupe Of model artsts viii
and Spansh ladies' Performances hour during the
day and evening. Admission ~ cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

NJ NIsU PONs PROPRIETOR OF THE THEATRES
IN of vAnueva In Havana; Paradise, in Rsgla and
Prueba Guanabaeoa agent Of the Thesres in Mstan.s
Card Sagua la Grande, Villa Clara Cenungos Trina
dad. Sant sprtus San Juan de los Re.nsdios Puerto
Principe and Santiago Cuba that ready
to make with any company public per-
that intend going to the island Of Cuba He
be At No. 145 Chambers street from O'clock 0Ai
until O'Clock p and remains In this city until the Ilta
of October next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

IMPORTED FRENCH GAS rIXTUREs--THE SUB
seriber respectfully socs attention to his large assort
ment Of rich fixtures from the best makers in Paris pni
In the heat sJ and warranted Keeps aso French
enoss ar msnte piece ornaments obinA Bohemian glass
p ptEpoNYuIE. 40 Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

TOR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA.-UNITED STATES
Nail Lns-The and splendid steamship FLO RI A,
Captain NJ Woodhsll win leave on saturday September
18th, At o'clock p NJ from pier No. orth river.
riyto SAMUEL !. MITCHELL, No 10 Broadway.
Wednesday. September 2st. Through tickets from New
York 70 Jacksonville, t3l: Pilatka $50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

GRAND CONCERT
BROOKLYN ArHENE UM.
OLE ILL
to his friends and the lilo in xnsrN that
will give his first and positively only Grand Concert in
Brooklyn on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER l6.
ut the AthenRum, which occasion be will be assisted
SigDorina ADELINA PATTI. tho Musical PheRomonon
Maurice strakosch, the great Pianist. MuscA Director
and Conductor.
progrsmu and particulars fuurs ments
OLE BULLS FIRST AND ONLY GRAND CONCERT,
The public respectfully informed that the sale Of cs
wednesday evening next will comm Monday Sep.
TENDER IL 1t 10 O'clock A. NJ at tho following selected
jams McMurray 75 Atlantic street, and Paal e. WsiIe
No 2l3 Fulton street.
The price admission has been axd TO 81 parts Of the
hall Ut 81.
Seats be secured without charge evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

They all FIRST clNs New York built ships, provided
with all requisite articles the comfort and
Of and commanded BY men of expesncs in the
trade The price of passage Is $l0, without wines
liquors Goods sent to tbs subscribers will be rwsrded
free from any charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCkEN, Agents. l6f Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

1yBOTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CON-
opoea endorsed Proposal for build
"a In Amos street viii be received 81 the Office Of
IoHaAy the 18th day Of 1853 a.twslys O'clock
~ build with the receiving basins
nd suvsrts in ttreot Fourth Hudson
liver The plan Of the and for the build
- 81 same and al other information relating thereto
q obtained application to the Water Purveyor, NJ
THO r. DE FOREST, Acting President Crotou Aqus.
a. W. CRAVEN, Chief Engineer. ! duet Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND nAyRE.-THE BNIrEE
IL States Mail StesE FRANKLIN, j. A. Wotton, COM
nander v leave for Eavrs touching at 70
,.sS mails and pss.spssrs on saturday September "a At
$20 Luggage not waited daring the voyage. should be
sent board the day before sailing marked bel0w Ne
merchandise vii! be received board after Thursday.
September ed For freight OF passAgs apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent 90 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

(NCRR0 90RATION.-IW WOULD RESPECTFULLY COR
~ roborAte the statements with regard " Uncle Toms
Cabin. the only person that has correct eopy Of
Uncle Toms Cabin the version in dr acts sisht tab
leaux and thirty scenes which tho infant wonder little
Nary Guerneau Marsh personstss the gentle Eva the
March family appearing in the drama Mr. c. g. Howard
noniea RDBERT MARSH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

LNoR CHARLESTON AND COMPLEMENTARY
United States Mail Lns-Ths favorite and fa. going
steamer SOUTHEfNER, II. Evan Comm andsr will leave
pier Ne 4 North river, on "Wednesday, September H. at
o'clock, ~, precisely. For freight, apply on board
where all bills OF Adng will he signed and for passage vt
the office Of sPOFFORD, TILEsfON CO., 30 Broadway
Through tickets TO Florida foewsTo jacksonville, 81
a.. .lafs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-14

DACKET5 TO HAVkE-SECOND LINE.-TaE FOL-
lowing ships ~il leave Hsvre the 10th, and New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-03

in Washington loudly complaining that the Is do
ing very little execution indeed considering the amount
Of swinging it does They forget that their own impor
tntes so take up the time of the hesdmen to render
il impossible that they devote themselves at all 10
the absolutely necessary preliminary investigations Incl
dent to prudent official executions.
Attorney General Gushing is enviabe gentleman
INDEED just now Blessed in these times, is he who has
little TO give, for be shall not be much pestered
The Ohioans on the ground have filed a solemn writ
ten protest against the policy Of fobbing off their State
with single full Foreign MssOn-saying in effect, that
they want no grand Office for any Ohio Democrat, but
plenty Of little places Of all sorts for the little fellows
Waco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-03

lrPoRrANT INVENTION, OR DIscoyERT.At late sitting
iRe Austrian Academy of Science at Vienna, Herr Won
ket read paper upon a ewlydscovered process of
Fnng 1--WE hardly how this term apples) from all
ss o. objects with comparatively plain surfaces Among
Ne articles mentioned which have been copied by the
eew process are plants SOM of them in flower embrcd
~ etched agate insects fshscales &c. The speaker
calls this "Naturselbstdruck printing from Naure-and
Nd that this discovery forms in the pictorial
2a,raton OF works on science and art. The objects
Wed given with singular fidelity to the originals
Mknt was given as to the process.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-03

A., ,iatR AND CROPS IN MICHIGAN-A private letter
'' sw APra "a Bloomfield, Michigan says;
ar Inv nave had an unusually warm winter followed thus
ths r reoa spring. This morning we had snow storm
kuit 6 was white. This is considered favorable for
kAeh f seumg scarce, and is worth s. per tun which
skss iSats us narke-twenty miles from Detroit Winter
bushel nseiy Il is selling here for so cents
Ess Yort We think considering the price in the
cent psr hss and the facilities for getting Il there 40
'-'a distance ~ 0eA'' sinos' TOO nuch Tor 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-03
The UippOdrOme.

The opening OF the IppOdrOme last night was witnessed
n, probably the largest audience ever assembled place
amusement in America and very elegant audience too
LIMO before the performances commenced tue sale o. tick
4, was stopped and many hundreds perhaps thousands
&c disspnoiped in obtaining admission The immense
pbtheater was crowded in every part by audience Of
mr thousand which by the way, the largest number
contain and not ten thousand the descriptions of
.,ve stated Had there been better disposition of the
s,bt and vastly greater quantity Of IT, the would
s been brilliant in the extreme This defect may be- and
bt N he remedied The music too, is weak The band
d have more performers set Of brass instruments
,huld he procured with the bells towards the audience
,nresen the instruments those used in military
ds the bells being behind the performers aud the sound
absorbed by the covering Of the building instead
sng thrown forward into the arena The extent Of the
e about seven hundred feet in circumference is su
M 10 give space for large body Of riders Indeed the
emant during some oihe horse and chariot IA.
rsst evening produced the widest enthusiasm. The
"a interest Of the Hppodrome is in these novel
tssrmances; the scene at times had an interest
puaA to the race course, the riders and drivers
ersg every nerve TO win the goal and urged forward
he shouts OF thousands One scene of particular in
" WAS a chariot race after the of the Greeks
hAarioteers being women This race was to be mile,
rsyen times round the One of the Amazons
Rrmined 10 win the cup and by sudden exertion
ns the others at the expense, however Of being upset
s,y.ry whirl Of destructon-the chariot wheel coming
md the vehicle being reversed and hurled against the
uers This bit of real life absorbed the attention of
d 1000 Greeks or classics present The race was con
s,ed by the two remaining and aterward the upset he
ma showed herself 20 convince the audience that she
daed game The fatal accident at the Olympian games
Ero detrac from but constituted part Of their interest
The particular taste which the auditors showed, con.
ed us that the ancient Greek fire is not extinct and all
aak wanted is to make it the fashion for auditors to be
oas aotors-as the great people of old in their
6sk vames-to revive the heroic past.
nndience separated in great good humOr and if the
Insight can carry promise, the success Of the Hppodrome
assured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-03

Mr. Hart stated that since the last meeting Of the Board
two If its members had received appointments from tle
United States Government Mr. H. said he OF opinion
that those members could not retain their places in the
Board uuder existing circumstances.
The President stated that according to his view Of the
law the individuals alluded had legal right a seat
in tie Board and that he would place them upon any
Committee Adjourned.
The weather today very lovely Our citizens seem to
be perfectly cOnented under the existing state Of affairs.
We have been furnished with what appears 20 De
fully prepared report giving the statistics OF the COlored
schools Of this City surrounding districts from which
we learn that there are SIX Public fifteen Charity and
enteen Private schools devoted the cOiored people OF
the Charity Schools belong the class led the Rag
ced schools three connected with the House of Refuge
and the Orphans Shelter and three Night Schools for
adults kept only in winter The Day Schools had enrolled
on the st of March, scholars. or these gs2 in
the Public schools gs2 in the Charity ShOos and 32J in
the Private schools The average attendance for January
snd February shows increase Of pa the CORES
pondI 2 period last year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-03

tf~Leahey the recusant monk OF La TraPpe, who has
hon on trial Portage City Wnconsn, for the murder OF
n MsrIsv has been found guilty Of the charge, and SEN
fenced to be imprisoned the State Prison for life Leahey
killed Maney August last on Pretenes that the latter
had been guilty Of pnePpSinr Al the time Of the murder,
showed the suspicious to be unfounded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-03

i"h O0'N1Rn AROUND NIAGARA FALLs-A correspondent.
mics ron Kingston, G. W. as follows This portion of
4e country has not been duly represented by travellers
The Fans have absorbed al their
sngS As were But As have spent some EIGHT v,l-s
hie on the shores Of the river within he roar OF th.
ety cataract and travelled over the most of die Und
s-ss and the Csnaoss, with portion of Nexieo ~
% chance 70 contrast A's with other parts Of the con-
eelAly Of America by reference % tue man viii h -
~ eause. The country hes between the Iskes F,.s5
ys'nio, by the winds Of which it Is -iooer-d so az ~
sIts icrth. spontaneously, al thu valuable frats and
$3.50 o. he temperate zoae, a.SO tropical tfuS
~ Instance, the mulberry and papsw grow spon,ane
S 70 As great perfection in the Southern States or
oN The country cannot be exceeded for apples pears
fsA cherries nectSrneS spricots, SC There are all
~.na souls, from stiff clay 10 light sand which is
serseseing population
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-03
From the PIains-War among the Deiawares, hicka-
poos and Pawnces.

We lsarn from Shawnee by the name of Sam Hill TIA.
marty OF Delaware kickap0cs and Shawnees INFO
tie neghborhood known the North Fork Of the Cana
dian bringing intelligence OF several fights with the
pav,ees pelawares and kckapOos Iappelrs that about
The Isl Of March party Of Pavree Mohas stole some
horses from hunting party OF Deawsres On the
waters Of the Washit. The peiewares followed
then retook tie horses and killed one Plwnee. 4
few DAYS aferwari several horses were stolen from
aro;her party o. lelawares by Ire Parnees, and wsr
s- fnr pavuees killed 4 number of horses stolen
rom the Kickapoos by tie Indians. The Caidoes
wreed The horses from and killed three OF the Paw
pees None on the other eide killed Trails OF the
Pawnees were discovered crossing the Wssha going To-
ward the Wichita Mountains
We learn that the Grand Indian Council Of al the Indian
tribes is 10 be held the south side ofthe Canad AL in the
negbborhood Of the Red Hills about $50 miles from this
Mace about the middle Of May The keechies came into
he Creek Nation few days ago 10 give notice OF the time
apponted by the wild rowing tribes OF the prares Il
f fhl h. . rrsnd affair Fort Smith Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-03
:, =, v,nt public nOtOriety had no reference

s.~ee did not "@"'
rA ,ssre, the counsel should n az ia against
~. early a. il there Is snyl I''n- place.
" wd be time enc" ;,n3 10 max. any AZ present
'rr faIerop- "n.,op-The COMMITTEE ~ ~ ~
Fin. m near Reeckerst ano IT,, See,re the dis
F".sL them The elecnon WV
800 a, now proceed TO give test
(hsmspif cos' a the charge. win respect 20 ,ns
,cy the second s'ses when they were not ent'lea
.sAo. 49,. the Committee published 10 the
Wnessl kno" a., he afairs Of the Institution were
,ord stzeIns,is who received no c"nPeDsts,SH
rAusged y Bulletin Of the Art mon o, - ~, ~
Reads from Ds would wish to know II the COMMIT
Mr. CbsmDen1es 10 law from receiving compensation,
rss were pchos"s rey having promised the public that
- did they 90 ~ "''
eey DID no. cannot answer that at present. but want
A. evideace gone ~ Trner being member Of the Com
WitIess-es~s compensation, did the President Mr.
stet dc snot say Il any other did IN June ls1O
Cozzens, "" 80 passed By the Committee OF Infringement
resoluuoD -. ofce Of Aciuary, apPr0pnatng cefbAn
creating soney for his compensation the amount "e
smophi o. and fixing the time Of tn commencement
t2sV on the let Of July $50 the Actdary "o,
~ .oonted was Col Warner previous 70 tns, ",
sfe 10 the receipt Of no stated salary knon '
tsWsrren received from July TO the st Of Sanusy
" "a go As nj. compensation about inc C'D'o "a
pst,r or The beginning q the next resOiu'o" was
- BIZ the Committee Of Management s-,-.,
No provision has been made the payment Of C'0ne
e.s<rssslerJ, -. II ,.,..ion which has been paid
he latter end Of the year, be paid 70 b." '0 d" ''''0
ss., !. that he was to be paid the same amount OF
% 1900 a. aftsr the office was created, ana dur
&c first six months Of hst year CSione w w't ,5
= eV,agsd In the County Clerks once on tha'
800. H. received 81 200 and the reason be did not re-
~ ether ESQ was because the affairs were not pros
- w A. Cozzens received compensation for procur
Psnlsc,ibers; be received SlS which / pad hm my
8 nj. was for procuring subscribers which he had
,4eed 10 get as he could get subscriptions from his
a.i friends and Of subscribers he did pre- cure there
= sc,oe of them know myself 70 be his personal
- nd when be handed the subscription | handed
,hs ara he made out the list in his own hand writing,
great many names the lit he presented were mem
80 The Century Club Of which he himself was mem
Idonot k ow If h. had any one employed to get these
ber. or il he gave the money 10 any other person,
~, know what he did with il Mr. Cozzen said he wished
% in the present instance lest the impression should
H., al that be had ever received any money in con
zion with the affairs Of the Art UniOn That TINS money
- given TO the boy who got the subscriptions and this he
,ssyed the witness was aware Of As some OF the mem
- Of The Committee had some business to transact the
fmmi,tee adjourned to II o'clock tomorrow morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-03

"a CHARGE AT RoNE.-Of the report that the L. s
ose st Rome, Lewis Cass, Jr is to be recalled, The
Veabus lOhiol Statesman says
tpport was set afost by certain Washington CORE
fert that the somewhat notorious C. Edwards Lester
Mo succeed Mr. Cas- in this post Ii reported tia
tVaS was about 10 return home account of his
eefs Illness and that this 10 be used preteXt
Hinew appointment. We are glad to know that these
is untounded For the interests of nation and
VIE welfare of Americans who visit the Eternal Civ.
eens that Mr. Cas- may be retained Charge SO long
PC may consent to the Republi, His friendly re.
sas with the Papa Court give him facilities in reat aching
csSuroe Of power-even Pic Mono Amself. which enable
speeoiyto procure the redress OF wrongs and the re
sgnton OF rights"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-03
A Daguerrean Museum.

W. TdIIoT q Inc IFIV1Hfs
SR Having been the coabOrer and associate of the late
III WacOtt as pioneers in the Daguerreotypc art from
f Introduction in $50 till lsli and still continuing to
ave the true feeling for the past and the future in it,
&k you would greatly aid the truth Of History in her
Sy discoveries connected with the original by request
kNe those living contribute early authenticated
Yuzess and documents TO common Museum, centrally
ord Much is undoubtedly due to Professors Draper
Akore also TO DR. Chiffon but far more is due to many
en- A collection suggested would give every one =
she to have his due, and aid greatly 10 future true
a1u
Tasting you will spare small space and two minutes Of
@weriaxed time to call attention suggested, very
Hsrtfully yours, CONSTANT READER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-17

The latest case Of absence of mind is related
Of the foreman of a grand jury in Missouri
After administering the oath to a beautiful wo-
MAJ, instead Of handing the Bible, he presented
his face and said =" Now kiss tho book, madam -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-17

tor snip CnAiouh Bnnder from phadelphaBridge Bros
both = Woodruff dcoW JaHsscu heo-S Webrr-T Meyer
schmidt n I~g'erT a-Sark
tnand Sob &C Ruldrtke Powell
Hay doRennctt Dix hc9-CakeY ffawkln,-B Off.y-R
Fraser Ac1kr MicnhergerW ltchord Aoe--h Bao5nF
Folror eeo Brand hdamES Rob- &e0-ssE.y Poultncy Col
ni-Jarvis ooiuSnf HAIRS Norzsn-D Wisn-J II Ash
bridge &co-J d Denegre &co--ani order.
For ship Raekal from Boon--Wood Blake
Kelly C9a.asham S"os'rother Brosreet q simmsw LEh-
ori &co-Boys Shnm rAyTufs Ferm0r IioiaD Keham-J
Gabthc-J Phillils-and nd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-17
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE hARKEI


JEFFERSON Cry, !
Thursday Evening, June IL 1853.
The market continues well supplied with ali descrip-
ton. Of stock and prices in favor Of purchasers with
fair demand
-PRICEs-
Bar CarrLE Trough to West'n)..7 Gs1!e = lb net
(tr1as) ....-......... -fdo 6 n b net
Hoes n d y Ii net
SnEEr (Wcstsrn) .....,.......S 25GDS 90 y head
MrtcH cows.................S2O OO0s60 90 p head
CALvLs AID iEAAIInG-. 7uf0S 20 4 head
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-17

4 correspondent of the Home Journal thinks
those white, tagard- and bobtail things" which
they wear upon their heads at the opera, they
would take them off as soon as they enter the
lptfsp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-17
DAILY CRESCENT.

They have fogs so thick in the vicinity of New
tounlaud, that Yankee is about turning it to
account. He intends to dry and use it for stuff
ing cushions, instead of wool
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-17

No ACCOUNT FOR TAsTE--In the early part Of
the 18th century, n farmer from little village
Hcar Tadcaster was condemned to suker the ex-
treme penalty Of the law, for COW stealing his
wife called to see him few days previous to his
execution, to take her last farewell, when she
bcd if lie would " like the children to see him
executed to which he peremptorily replied :;
10, what mast they come for IS 'ITumph ="
she replied, "you are just as you always was !;
YOU never wanted the children to have bit Of
Il-asurc :"