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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-16

EssIsrER DEPlHrxEsT Washington, March Is, 1865.
PROPOSALS will received day April
1853 executing the following repairs TO the piers at ksnne
Two hundred and my Of heavy ballast
ons required be placed along the founda
out by the agent O Uniied a
I'd The existing stone pc, 70 BE- continued back as feet and
800 cubic yards Of sand mus, be e.eavsted prepare for the
(which only feet wdel extends The level
Of low re hs wes S Ss, be y s @ wd n
split not less than two feet thick, and diminishing
nick feet wide, from three i've
long Ss sS1s5 mus, e % Without mortar and no niece %
be on the face Of The wall must have less width than two feet
half and me average length SEVEN feet
Of which be sound snd durable, and free from
car approach within Is feet Of the extremity Of INC wing
wall and can Nc along .nq esannc part q es pier ~
The stones may Ss put 70 h si place aeh'efea nom ne yes
ballast should be BY the ton o. 9io bs for
the by the cubic yard and or the split stone BY the
cubic yard including laying s 4 q 's WAL M ro. ru
States army, Portland, Maine. -.
To he inserted the Union, InsEencs and Republic Wash
nsSn Boston ro sgn a. % s ana M nas, o As
paper containing advertisement be the Engineer
partment NJ" le-eodaw
NOTICE. would respectfully can the attention Of custom
and Others hung up houses 70 my extensive spring stock
Of French and American window shade &C.
All orders my executed promptly, and in the best
Mattresses on hand, and made to order.
L. y. CLARK,
Uphoistercr and paperhauger
Penn. between 18th and 18Th
MmI6-eo5t
METROPOLITAN Mechanics Ip-fifute-we would
Of the public splendid
.oumen Of made clothing now on exhibition At The @
veud respectfully that
prepared order, the shortest notice, the
fashionable and finished styles Of clothing such that viii
every rs-psc, with hs article. on sissnon and We would
Officers invited inspection Of the u dress
uniform for passed midshpmen, tne- resus.on.l
Penn av 9th and 10Th streets Iron Hall
March l6--d4t
MADAME Pai.yky's American society sketches
III Of tho United States during the visit Of ef
Queens Of Henry VII F; by Agnes Strickland.
Ae. Al TAYLOR a. MhURy's
Mar 10 Bookstore, 9th st.
ELEGANT EpamsIiea Coss.s. Chamber sets ON sale
Erchanse BANK one and set Of white most
other sets Of interior qsaiy
Also great variety Of furniture and house keeping aress o. All
kinds ~ W. "e'nn'oa
Mar is-3aw7w
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA, BOAT.
The superior steamboat UNION, with hne, conform
Gx. saloons for the accommodation Of passengers.
81 OF departure for Tins Leaves Aeran-
Aria AT *, ps, TX, 1, ~, AZ, and 5X O'Clock.
Washington 81, l0t ~ IN, az 5, and O'Clock.
Mar 1s-1w JAMES GUY, Captain,
ny II. y. sTHATroN. Auct,ope.r.
trennrlvania areuvs, corner Of Ninth sreet)
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-e-n The superior steamboat UNION, with hae, compra-
G~p- for the accommodation passengers.
Hours Of departure for Tins Leaves Aeran-
Aria AT TX, ps, TX, !, ~, ~, and 5X O'Clock.
Leaves Washington at 81, lex, ~ IN az 5 and O'Clock.
lar Is-Iw JAMES GUY, Captain
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-16

o. Marshall BayIys VIII lecture this Evening In
Temperance Hail. the Science Pleuoogy
Organic Structure of the Head Admission IS Mar l0
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Eunm.Iled Cottage Chamber sets ON sal"
~ nv street, opposite
Erchanre Of black and one set OF white are most
Of inferior qsaliy
Also variety Of furniture and house keeping ARTICLES Of All
W. W. "esh,sph
Mar I6-3nwsw
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-03-16

MADAME puIsykyss American Soctety-a sketches
rociety United during the visit Of the
Guastsm q vols.
Queens Of Henry VIII by Agnes Strickland.
The Heir Of Rodcyfe
&c. Al TAYLOR
Mari Bookstore, 9th St
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-10

do Mary Ann do Pelican State, do; Charles and Jane
at Antwerp I'D, Geo Dunlap at Liverpool 24th Richard
Golden do; Phoenix, do. John Haven, do Ashburton,
do Rockaway do; l1th, North Carolina, at Cadz
Sailed for New York-1Sth Helen Maria from Deal
Gertrude, do, after repairing; 7 wchelhausen, Rams
gate Charles from Cowes Madona from The Pill Henry
Warren, do Surprise from Portsmouth; Isaac Webb,
liverpool shannon do; 10Th Patrick Henry aravesend
Meteor from Hull I'D Marg.res Evans, from Portsmouth
Mazstan Liverpool Horo do Brewer do. 2lst, Adiron
dack from Cardiff; 2d, Patrick Henry and Messenger,
from Portsmouth.
Sailed for BostonlSth Forest Queen, from Deal Inca,
from
Sailed for Charleston-1sth Queen Victoria from Deal
Odessa from Dublin; Jenny Payne, from the Pl Ali
ance from Liverpool Franchise do 2d Certhagena do.
Sailed for Sayannahl8th, Marion, from Liverpool ed
Elizabeth do
Sailed for Mobile-14th, Acme from the Clyde; ARA
ban yoray, and Elizabeth, from Liverpool Sir Napier
do; 22d Mary Caroline do Childe Harold do. Royal
Sovereign, do; 2lst, Advance, from the Clyde.
Sailed for New Oreans-17th, Kiby, from Gravesend;
18th, Eliza Ann, from Pill; VIM Sturgis from Liverpool
Manila, do. Orleans, do 10th Octagon from Deal; Me-
toka, from Gravesend zlst Henry Ncsmith from Car
diff 22d, Conway, Liverpool; Thems do. Bell Rock do.
Onward do John Mckenzie do Garrick, from the Clyde;
23d Jane, Liverpool; Gunare do; Olympus, do; Hart.
ley, do s3d Naples from Cowes; Amelia from Bristol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-10
From the South.

RAILROAD 0PENING-REFUSAL OF BILLY BOwLEGs
AND PARTY TO LEAVE FLORIDA, ETC.
BAITTMoRE. jan q 1865
The Governor and seventy members of the Virginia
Legislature and all the members of the Maryland Legis
ture have arrived in this city, to join in the opening
celebration of the Ohio Railroad to morrow
The Southern mail has through from New Orleans
The Tallahassee FoIdian confirms the reported refusal
of Billy Bowlegs and his friends emgrate They had
all deserted their villages and were secreted in tho
swamps. Measures for his immediate expulsion are re-
commended
General Joseph Bennett of Macon Georgia formerly of
New York, killed Sunday last in the former city
by falling from the second story window Of building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-10
Police Intelligence.

4 Bold IE,ef and a Courageous fFomdn:-On
Friday afternoon, q rogue calling himself Edward
Matox entered the dwelling house No. AZ Pike
street, occupied by Mrs. Hepburn, and in one OF the
upper rooms selected from bureau wearing apparel
valued ut $l60, and was on his way to escape with
the stolen property, when Mrs. Hepburn, on hearing
footsteps in the hail. hurried to see who was there
and saw the thief with the property in his possession.
near the street door. She immediately seized hold
OF the fellow by the collar and gave an alarm, ant
absolutely detained him until the police arrived
Policeman Her of the Seventh ward, took the ac-
rnsed into custody, and conveyed him before JUSTICE
Wood who on the positive evidence adduced, com +
mtted him to prison for trial.
Charge of Bpyiag Softn Pr0peTy-A man
named John Notter was Saturday arrested by
Captan MAYNARD. of the Nineteenth ward police, on
d charge of buying stolen property. 1t seems this
man purchased the greater portion OF the silver ware
stolen by the burglars SchIatz and others, from th
dwelling house of Mr. Murray Hoffman, in Thirty
seventh street. number Of the articles Of silver
ware was found in the possession Of W0tter, which
tire robbers acknowledged they sold to him. be
(Wotter) weli knowing that the same were stolen
when he purchased them. Justice stuart, before
whom the prisoner was taken, committed him III
prison for trial in default of $500 hail.
drrest Of Fwgifire1- sergeant Martin OF the Lxt
ward police, on Saturday night arrested two Jcun
men named John Gallagher and James Flyn a. fug
lives from Boston, where they stand charr ed wh
! stealing $l4l from Thomas Gallagher, an'1 then at
sconding to this city. On se,rching the, prisoners
the officer found $l07. Supposed to ,e the stole
money. Justice Osborn committed me accused paI
ties to await rcQur ition from enc authorities Q
Boston.
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From the Cane OF Good Hone,

The screw steamer Harbinger, at Plymouth, brought
Calcutta dates to October 15
The Australian steamer had not arrived at the Cape Of
Good Hope when the Harbnger left
The news from the Cape frontier is of an important
character. The enemy has where rallied in force.
Sanboli and Macoms spoken of fugves Sangola,
chief condemned to death by court martial. had had
his sentence commuted to transportation for life
The constitutional question under discussion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-10
The Latest from A ustralia.

The Australian dates by the America to the 2sth
September from Sydney, nne days later than elsewhere
given by way of Californian Sydney has been declared
free port The Sydney gold fields productive. Flour
,f22 per ton. Gold 67 a 68s. per ounce.
Melbourne dates to the 9th September report the yield
ut the rate of Els, 600, 600 per annum.
Adelaide dates to the 18th September very favorable
aerculturay. with of gold within twenty miles
OF Adelaide. Flour quoted at f25 per ton.
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Italy.
Turkey.

CONCESSIONS TO THE FRENCH MONETARY CRISIS
INsURRECTION ETC.
Accounts from Consantinople say that the question
of the Holy Places had been settled by the Turkish
government concedng all the demands made by the
French Ambassador
The money market here is still in bad state discounts
government paper average eight to ten per cent with
inaccessible in any quarter 1t is reported that the
Bank of Constannope has done away with and replaced
by some other means, keeping exchange at par:
The whole Of the Tcavish in European Turkey ap
pear TO be in state Of subordination.
A formidable rising in Albania is reported
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-10
THE NEW CABINBT-THE JACKSON STATUE.
The Mexican Boundary Commission.

.
The Providence Journal has received advices from Mr.
Bartlett, the Mexican Boundary Commissioner dated
Monterey Dec II. The party all in good health,
and had me! with serious accident although the
country through which they had passed swarmed With
hostile Indians Dir. Bartlett reached CaInargo in six
days, where Major Emory had already arrived to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-10
DOU BILE SHEET.
n EWS BY LEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF The AMERICA, AT HALIFAX.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
~>~>>>>~-.~~~~~,~>~~~~~
Formal Resignation Of the Derby
Ministry.
.>~~>>>~>~~~~~>~~~~~~~-
RUMORS RELATIVE TO THE NEW CABINET.
so,>oo.~o<NNN>No.No-s~o-~--
Progress Of Events in the French Empire.
Unfortunate Condition of Affairs
in Turkey.
-o~~>~~~>~
STILL LATER FROM AUSTRALIA.
>>~~~~~~>~-s->...+s-4
STATE OF THE MARKETS.
~>~>~--~>~-.- ,,.~,~~,<
Cotton Firn..-Breadstu Unshanged-..Pro-
visions Advancing,
STILL LATER FROM AUSTRALIA.
Cotton Firm..-Breads Unchange d-..PrO-
visions Advancing,

III SCOTIA BRUNSWICK AND PORTLAND
uNFS TO BOSTON, AND THENCE BY
TELEGRAPH LINE (oF1cE p srREEr) 10 NEW
HALIFAX, Sunday Jan. O. 1858.
ne Cunard steamship America, with weeks later
intelligence from all parts of Europe arrived at this port
A II O'Clock to-day having sailed from Liverpool at 10
a. NJ, on the 25h ult. She brings the of her
arrival at Liverpool from Boston Monday morning,
goth ult., at half-past O'Clock.
The Hermann arrived oil Southampton ON Sunday
evening.
Tie Baltic arrived at Liverpool at halfpa on Friday
evening.
The Humboldt detaineda at Havre for want of water
pntil Friday morning, Oath.
A few paragraphs comprise all the Of interest by
1his arrival
The English ministry not yet completed under the
Premiership Of the Earl of Aberdeen
In France, affairs not only quiet but dull.
The Emperor of Austria and Kings of Prussia and Hano
yer again enjoying each others society at Berlin
The insurrecton is spreading in Turkey.
In Spain q ministry has into power under
1he Presidency of Gen. Rocali.
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Markets,

PROVIDENCE. Jan. 8. 1858.
The sales Of cotton have been about $500 bales full
rates. The stock of wool hand is light and the
ket closed With firm feeling. The sales for the week
"a 100 lbs The market for printing cloths closed firm
57sc for ordinary 60 6ts Sales for the week 81 200
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-10
Affairs Mt the National Capital.

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NRw HERALD,
THE CLAYTON AND BULwER TREArY--AN ANTICIPATED
SPEECH FROM GEN. CAss-CABINEr srEcULA-
TIONS, ETC.
WASHINGTON, jan 9-SP. M.
Gen. Cass Monday, it is expected viii throw little
more light the question of veracity pending between
him and Sr Clayton, in reference to that treaty. We
anticipate the full exposure of the entire humbug We
may also expect some important proceedings in the
Senate on Texas Cuba, flbusterism, aud the Monroe
doctrine, during this week.
Gen. Cass has been leading off in brilliant style upon
our foreign relations with the view perhaps of develop
ing the foreign policy Of the new administration Mr.
Atherlon, it is understood came to this city, in part to
consult on those matters but has been une xpectedy
called away this evening by the sudden death Of his
father
Mr Hunters friends are somewhat confident now that
he viii give up the Senate for the State Department.
Considering the late calamity to General Pierce the
party chiefs of every complexion disposed to tighten
his labors as far possible In this view Mr. Hunter
may accept otherwise Gen. Pierce may have to recon
struct the whole programme OF his cabinet. W.
SENATOR BADGERS NOMINATION. 10 THE SUPREME
BENCH.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 9-9PM
Mr. Badgers nomination in the vacant seat on the s
preme Bench will be called up morrow 1t is asserted
it will be confirmed Of the democratic Senators
alarmed at the that Mr.. Campbell of Alabama
lately secessionis viii be pressed upon General Pierce
if the vacancy is not filled There is opposi
ton TO Mr. Badger the ground of his living the
circuit bu. none Of course the Of legal ability
X.Y.Z
THE NEW CABNBT-THE JACKSON STATUE.
FROM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
WASHINGTON, Jan. Q, 1858.
General Atherton left this city to-day, for Concord
The accident to General Pierce to have Temporarily
suspended cabinet movements and speculations.
Mr. Mills bronze statue of Jackson continues be tn,
object Of universal attraction and amration There
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the prayers in communion with God and that the
f0rmalites of that Church produced worldly desires
That subject has been often discussed and at present
he did not mean to enter into any argument for such
subject as that should not be touched upon. What
could be more beautiful or more full Of Gods praise
than the -LitanyI The prayers have been handed
down to them from generation to generation, and
they offer to them such means for making sacrifices
to God that they are indeed holy. Hereafter, let
that temple be the resort Of spiritual worshippers.
confess, that they may be forgiven. He concluded
by sayng-May you all, beloved brethren, be eternal
worshippers Of God, and may we rise through the
merits and mediation Of our Lord Jesus Christ
Amen.
The communion was then administered to upwards
OF one hundred people after which the Bishop offered
up short prayer. The ceremony then closed with
the Gloria Patria."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-10

re Emperor Of Austria is visiting the King of Prussia
ut Berlin The King Of Hanover and some smah potion
tss ags ass there, and great festivities going on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-10
SPAIN.

Spain.
ANOTHER NEW MINIsSRY-SAfIsFACTOgY ACCOUNTS
FROM CUBA, ETC.
Bravo Muros ministry has resigned and is succeeded
by Gen RoncaI, President and Foreign Minister Iird.
Minister of War vahey Justice Arista ybak Finance and
Director OF the Public Debt Iorento Interior The Min
lister Of Public Works has not been appointed
Merchandise coming in Spanish ships from Gibraltar
Portugal, Algeria, and ports between the Gronde are
henceforth exempted from any customs duties but those
fixed for tariffs for the native flag
Government announces having received most satsfac
tory accounts from Cuba, dated 18th November.
Italy.
movement is ON foot to continue Prince Torlonie s
monopoly of salt and tobacco for nine years more on con-
dtion that he buys up part of the paper money and all
the gold silver and coin struck at Milan and Venice The
provisional government is ordered to be cancelled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-10
Shipping Intelligence.

Arrived from New York--19th. Hermann, (steamcr) at
Cowes Ellyo, at Gavesend; 20th Minna at do Achilles
at Naples; 21st Garrack, at verpool 2ith Albert Mia
CARA, and Baltic (tcamer) at Liverpool Oliyera, at Ids.
bon; 23d AIabea, at Grnveaend.
Arrived from So ayannah-2ih, VIM Perrc, at Liverpool
Arrived from Charleson-Samoset, at Havre; 10th Mic.
mae in the Clyde; Goth, Savannah, at Liverpool Julia
Howard, at do; oath, Gen Parkhil do.
Arrived from Mobilc-24th, American Union at L pool
Arrived from New Orleans--12th Dians, at Bremen;
18TH Marion, at Hayre Oeego at Liverpool 10th John
Garrow, st do sarah Hyde do. Magnolia do Califor-
mia at Hamburg 2OE Lizzie Harvard, at Liverpool Par
tbena do; Salem 10 2lst louisiana do. Martha Wood
o., john Hsary. do; Josiah Bratee, DO Glen Maria,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-10
The French Empire.

MOVEMENTS OF NAPOLEON THE THIRD-sLIGuT oP-
POSITION FROM THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES g De-
PARTURE--MARRIAGE OF PRINCESS wAsA, ETC.
The from Paris relates solely to the Emperors
movements II is duly chroncled that his Majesty re-
viewed tho troops and attended divine service and that
he took exercise in the forest at Compcigne, with
merous retnue. On his return TO Paris, 24b, com
mences a series Of balls sorees &c at the Tuleries.
Something Of the kind was needed, for Paris was ex
aremey dull il Is believed to be true that 0yertures Of
cancellation have by the chiefs of the moderate
republican Cavaignac party but they were firmly de-
clined
Napoleon does not disguise his want Of able the
hostility to his government Of all the statesmen oil emf
nence who in Office under previous monarchies.
The Senate had ventured to small show of indepen
dence by hestatng to confirm the Emperors proposed
modification OF the constitution OF 1852 Their committee
nsed every argument TO dssuade him from his determine
zion, but his only answer $50 the Senate wants
conflict for forms sake
They afterwards agreed to an amendment, giving the
Emperor the initiative in remodeing the tariff asking
the advice of the Senate.
N. Persgny and NJ. Fonto have had quarrel and are
said to have banded insulting epthefs in the presence Of
the Emperor
The marriage of the Princess Wasa with the Prince of
Saxony is officially announced leaving the Emperor not
fsconsolste wooer
The Moniteur saws the empire proclaimed board
the French ships Of in the Tagus, the 7h inst,
when the British and American ships OF in the river
Halued the French flag with Il guns
The empire proclaimed at Algeria on the 18th Ne.
cember
Abdel Kader sailed Dec 21st from Marsellcs boarl
steam frigate Labrador, for Turkey.
We learn by telegraph that the notifications oil tho
constitution Of France officially published The Em.
peror TO grant all smnestes make treaties and order
The public works The ministry Is TO vote on the Budget
Prince Jerome IL TO be heir presumptivc.
Serious differences with Morocco are reported
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Affairs In ENGLAND.

THE NEW Observation-Disclosures PROCEED
INGS, ETC.
Respecting the new ministry, all that is known up to
3ha time simply because it is all that has been definitely
settled is that Lord Aberdeen is the head Of the
government with the entire Of Lord Ians
owne and Of Lord John Russell and that Lord John Rus
Sell Is said to prefer to hold seat in the cabinet with
Out the egnouments and labors of department.
Accounts state that it is expected that Lord John
Russell viii consent to take the Foreign Office and Lord
Palmerston the Home, but this seems unlikely.
The proceedings in Parliament have referred solely
He transition Of the ministry Both Houses met the
Goth. when Earl Derby officially announced the resgna
4on Of the ministry and entered into heightened
bnent Of the which led to the result
Nsraei in the Commons, made similar announce
ment. Both Houses then adjourned till Thursday, 23d
and subsequently on the re-assembing Of the Houses
again adjourned till Friday, and subsequently till Monday
9th, before which nothing definite he known by
public
TIE LATEST RELATIVE MINISTRY.
With regard to the ministry, the annexed, which
1urpors 10 be the very latest information brought by the
America, may, or may not be mere guess work -
Tho London Sun sta tes that the following list said TO
contain the names of all those members OF the cab
net whose appointments were known up to the time of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-10
COTTON.
(From Brown, Shipley & Co.'S Circularl

LIVERPOOL, Dec. "a, 1852
During the past week there has been steadiness
in the cotton market with partial improvement of
eighth per pound in the midding qualities of American
The demand continues limited, but 4he frmness in the
American market under the pressure Of heavy receipts
has given to holders confidence in present prices
The sales for the week ending last evening" amount to
2 $50 bales of which Spectators took 900 and exp0r
&oac2 nlancn nllaxxsx XIao1-. -.
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Passengers by the America.

Mr. and Mrs Peinear Air and Mrs Goodrich, Mrs Powell
Miss Neill Messrs. Neil, Beale Mansergh, Hastings,
Perkins Davis, Eschekcll, Muller Nee, Norg, Bourke,
Jr., Jondrot Donald, Kellar, Bcale Eworre, Bayley,
WallOck IOuRil
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-11-11
ArrehlhlierY Ln,y.


What man IL there that can read tho
following picture Of drunkenness, drawn
by the N. Y. 'rImes, who will withhold
his Innuencoln IN Iuture In favor Of pro.
hIbltory lawi Why shall not liquor
which never did any rood, when drank
as beverage, and always harm, a. all
admit, be bauIshed from the landl
"Laut Sunday night, In a walk from
Nassau 81 TO South Ferry, we had am.
Pile food for eomtaeat upon the fourth
commandment. Broadway was a per-
feet hell OF drunkenuesu--a how ling,
staggering, pandemonlum OF hestlallsed
men, The sidewalks we're lfayersed by
men ig every stage OF intoxleatIon, reel
Ing 10 and fro like ships In q storm. The
air was ladel with snatehea of drunken
songs, fragments VI filthy language. OF
incoherent shouts from those who were
too drunk TO artlculate, Drunkenness
In every dark lane aud alley, only dis
covered by It's disgusting rawlings -
Drunkenness in the Wide lamp-lIt streets
staggering along with swimming head
paralyZed limbs, aud countenance of i'm
beetle sensualty. Drunkenness lying
in the kennel, stentoriously respirlng its
fated breath. Drunkenness clinging to
the lamp-posts. Drunkenness coiled up
on the doorstep, waiting to be robbed or
murdered. Drunkenness screaming on
the tops Of solitary omnlbuses, or hang
ing halt out of the windows of belated
hackney-cabs, and disturbing the night
with incoherent melodies. Drunkenness
walking apparently steadily along, laugh