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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

PrRU,N's loo. OOO HOLIDAY GIPrs.-

PERTAINS 100000 HOLIDAY GIFTS.-The dlstrlou'
,ion Of tbs immense nuher valuable and costly articles 10 h
will add greatly the festivities Of the Holiday season Ao
they te comparison to their value Thai
lad acky Individual tor o.
Or hat TrStiins HOe telegraph the Pride Of he Ro.d o m
Exhibition the profitable In the world
and worth 100 JUDGED there
the dollar paid To aoh M
q the four suon. the Exhibitions OF the Seven Nile Mirror
There only shout 1890 ckso sell 20 be on the look cat
hem The ofce Academy Hall kept open
-ou A NJ until 10 NJ. daily
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SUPREME Court.


The decision Of Judge Mitchell the h0beds corpus In
relation to the young claimed charge OF forgery y he
British further poponed Yesterday toTenon 20
Weuodav las were further pToeeedss before Coroner Nelson
on account of the continued lines Of Mr.. Busieed
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fAdverzemczs
Eprx(H MrRIyos Ssyoxy pIAIDs, DE LANES

40
1owIE Co have recently psrchased a. suction 80
yad. Lutns Hsrinos - cent less tan to
poasion wch they sE loser hsn es5 Pc
IA TIE H. Ttrs Of desfaos
SIX and Miro Plsds Of Ssseipca raiea VIA .es
ssoe1s styles Of Plaid and fsered oe lanes eSnps
The bet sseo stsck Winter D,s, Gods N TIE city
Colrxnas Hall No 81 SrtadSt
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"a, n a native schooner. and dropped on deck b.
n two men who were standing near each other. Mr.
80 a Ekelv 10 recover.
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CHEAP SILKS AND DRESS GOODS FOR HOLIDAY
Ladies' will linda ehoic. variety Of Striped ks
rrice y yari. also Printed Goods nsncs La Les
Cloth. M.niia Nevets &c uBsDELL PERSON LAKES No
I'll Broadway, between Grand and Broomesss
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Law INTELLIGENCE
IMPORTANT LIBEL SUlr-SIxrH DIR
SUPERIOR COUPT-Besc Jraes oakLsy
Fdx.rr y ~ Art lanes Gordon Bennett


This resumed yesterday morning on the open
ke EsEe rnca Tor re latter % sxP.ain o. hs e~a ssA
Vii 'ss,le % s 'on, s,sS,ss sn. :. s
tine Mr. Saofd CHECKED aud he Court considered tse saeseS
hr san ore rsnswsd dismiss th. .~ ~Asa ",
S ss5 .: e s's not e., & ~ M, 50 ISIS n. 49,.
for whst Mr. Jo,as, ssrs 10 .As~ he sss,' .e.r.s
sus rasee wsus ,A- sus ecss's las s,esset ", SRI
n. JuSse who rlcsh.oat ;sr malicious inss
OUGHT sPPy to he three particular Paeis0as e-sd hSe
NJ sanford tssn renewed b. noise says the ess aassi
essb.Sst he rruth Of IRE asset eesrs uasr 2al
Fseshsd ia reference The 5snds os s msn.ss' o. pss
esfnste sEsevsssen 3D. eva we,s Ne gahsss. Pss,es
tue hs va. .Etslsd to dismissal ~
Mr Je.1 SpIe''S % motion :, some lsssA lie soO,sodsS
Jay to ~heh he hored to e he eye.e A'pses from Asi.nsi
ous articles far hsend What the lac sowe 1iss ssiIr
uSsnsbt rot indulge oppfsbroas ePihes es GOvsra
the greatest blessing and e pres pernis me nsr
right do What he Pea,s Ignorant S.resnsn
ths point the law says no one s,s sa 90 esPTs 81 SpaSs
without evidence icr a. he who puehs. wsAt alaoa. 20 81
les. ore sissnee in . ruth de mat ~.
case Iut sves 10 only received the nsDe the most he
could DO wsud le prove whsi sht mis.'s .as ofsas
hsys tie 70 jury sa. .s0Tss; s -v aos s P'' e.
CO.. ' s er r for an msS ~rs sssls
re- ,ss bcS ntosonssS former one wrong mrhs 30
no betier than that former The theory the ~ that the con
opinions elcis truth All The law requires r. in the sa-
thar the writer shall the
rart, private Mr. Inferred TO the
10 WI Nc had referred In his opening
Mr. about reply when the Judge Observed that ss
would hold the cited Its fall exent and thA Ne
would deny the present motion Exception noted
ssrdord n addressed the Conrt and Jury speech OF i've
ccniepded that Mr. Fry had lived % auJ
from publications alleged b. hbeou IN chs-s snd n,ps
because italian Opera Company
Of have ruined bis enterprise lie msntsnei th tho
press iron In bis pablo caoacvs
hat publication be It's ibe II not true sni Incorrect
In rs hnt iuif,d sd
sill lte II not hnirSd bat believed 70 Be
NE Ly The writer tbs belief in in mi isstissi
and. there be- this belief Ssnass- must be
rroportion los suffered. This Ices in the present.
nuly because would have been suffered
HERALD mentioned aim tie arsaed ths
publications be because their statements we're all u
and proved Ministerial exceptions their
genera rurrort Mr. unitne.s and this sband,n
shown hy lie LOOKED the ies OF conspiracy
among enbarass Mr. Fry riicu ,uS bseinss
difficulties them aud their he atins
he had employed lilo commended thas the pabe prs.
opinion andesker Of Dash
bur dicu him in suppor Of which opios ne
sghortea He ao argued that nae .aoaa 40
into purse into the plaintiffs and concluded with en-
fhe Judge both side. 60 rnlh HIN with
their points of law In writing and al mnatet the Court "
jour ned to 10 this merniog
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MARRIED..

-PARTRIDGE-on Tuesday 9Th inst the redsnss
Of Carles P,rtrdse Esq By Chaplin Mr. John T.
brother staaEt Mis- sophfooa Partridge all
this City.
THONPsOs-CULLIGAs-Is Hew-OrIeaas Thursday is
mat BY the Rev Mr. Monshsn Ar Marx Thompson Ms Mari
lulIssa, Of that city.
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US CIRCUIT CoURr-Beors Judge BErrs
rdcnen for endeavor make revolt and cooanns

Martin Mine Chief Mate of the schooner Isabella, was
trd on the above said that the vessel about
60 her destined pc Domiso sud as be,rs daylight
place between prisoner and TIE Captain The Gap
tain M. back chau aud prsoie GOT up
the Captains breast and one ant
lis throat hyus the beayn. rn In the ether me ewar ana
the Captains assistance snd ook Nine on MN
shoulders and back OF the Captain being
bach bruised d-nsdtha Mine was to blame
The Jury fouud . verdict of guilty
snd endeavor 70 mske aeVc
William Dixon and James Goodwin late aeameD OF tho
ship i. Indictments having been fond sLsia
ted and injured s,d SahL
c Clerk Of she Law 10 Sicily The case on
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NEM-YnRK AND PnrLAnEL

NETWORK AND PHI-ADELPHs.-Thc n. j. Rail
running Phisdephs Thasss, the 5h
with schedule. ieavrs CoaTtsni and II
". p IS and NJ and 81 for IS Tn. New
Lire viii New YoFk II VI Fare
e., stopping At all way sstons.
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DGOkDWAY MrNAGFRiE.-HERR DRfESBACH enfers
III. Dsrs tour Tires 10 day usual and the san--e rwss we'll
the other Of this extensive essslhhent be
Aeinn Aternocu ard Evening
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AuDAcrors RoppEnY.--odieer Higgins and Snellker'
the Chief ofc arrested men named Thomas sher
Sf. ,1s IsIIes en- U TS o
Ianant as asts"aass, On board o. one >, sn e
city and crossed y ne brts, q rey IL osns a,1 a
locery and led her hroash the hall to room IN "a re
y o he 'TT .'' f ffs1 ~o S .as oSa sa
t a. S fc beb re mt rs5ei the he'd During he arat the
room was entered empsd of it, which .hs
Police Of The above ocss immediately
ss ssm. 10 ,i''i The Of "a, So. cop, .5ai
SHAWL pin and sOd ring ABORTION of the recovered
Az ORGANIZED BASD or RoBnERs-A is now in
eon by Justice Bitehey which sa;en nt'
have been made Of sterling nature showing hey Dc True
oSnd ,osehsSy presenting ali he features
ap. IN the dsv. OF romance nned Samuel Sow
art srrested time charge picking pockets BY
Constable Munde q the Fourth Ward and fI9@ some hS' ws
be wsuants Issued for Charles Hopkins John Nlse
Peter Carroll wesley Brown aud another q his form
District stew being saed evidence aasss chem hey
were bound tosehe b 9sths on tas Bgs ad aa
Kin. recognized their leader or esgtan .ad the,
implement. Of trade daTs Lanterns @gss saiy; T.' e.
efIsd IN The vicinity Of P9P POND .es S o s % "a
there The sss he.. snerrspr youths ranged rom 10 70 ~
the latter confined % petty lhs The wiz
nsioo snd b. been The ohe" were edso Jail IA
$500 each till Wednesday next
SERIOUS AccrpESr-On Friday evening lad named
Thoi, JO3s gss s Sa. X. s p Saa s lis
such manner nearly half the scGP lie con
reyed the Dr. Belts Myresy and h wounds were
dressed
CosvIcTED-,John o Bren of williamsburg, was con
ieted Of and to commit upon
ouc weeks In the Court Of Oyer and Tsrminer Oh
Saturday
SINGULAR AccIDEST-On Saturday, Nicholas Farley
wa, thrown upon pavement in Aanio by drove Of sne
which Being pursued by dogs and 'ssned fracture Of mo
thigh 10 consequence.
TuyTT OF A IIoRsE AsD CARRIAGE-A young Man
YVES arrested on Sunday by Officer Phil Of the Second District
Police on complaint OF Conkn CARL VINO CHARGES nm ws
having sed horse and carriage which be hired rom ns
week IL the accused that the estabsan
yss driven from Snsders Hotel the Jamaica RANK heAn
xhe,e he ad,f oDped. The affair Is under ayeslgah
OvERBoARD-James Dalton fell overheard az the fui
ton Feuy night aud nearly drowned "a. res
considerable difficulty BY Officer Dooshe and the Terry
lands
Row-A row occurred on the corner Of Atlantic and
Willow o.. on Sunday evening in which quite number were en-
ssses created One Of the party named
David Murphy severely beaten that he hadto be carried from
the ground The whole party arrested
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SUPERIOR COURT Before Judge HorFsAs.
D. l. " n - Lin Col. \ "a

Motion for Injunction 10 constructing block pavement
In Fulton and plaintiffs claiming that the proposal OF Do
ftndsns r suar being merely ssed John Cooke Co.
&C and plain the lowest entitled 20 the oos
tract The judge position Of plaintiff. 70 be eouso
by Injunction but e for damages bJ suit
Motion Injunction denied. but without costs
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For HOLIDAY PREsENTs.-The magnificent Crayon
picture Of pictures taken only RooTs Gallery No j Broad
way Cloudy weather all the as fair.
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HsLL-we avirs att pon Of Maaiia Velsss
pcss Ladies Coh Of the f.sh5nsbs
from 81 50 81 per yard TowLk Co, No al Grsai It
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fAavertisenerf ]
.sRSU,i's.

JUNGLE Tom AND "HoT CORR AT BARSuMs
These .ad .duirshle moral D.sm are pserred 70
nay AZ BsxxuWs MrstrN Corn with Little ksy tne
Pefz the Duieh Grocery, ke eoeh IsIs A5rs1se's
ana Uncle Uncle Tom-IHfs EsAs
frihed style ocock AZ the crowd that pres nto ne
-eun food virnes these excellent ssote pieces
rod Won 20 good obtain god sat Inea prepare
10 lsr1h CT q cry, rternssioa"
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NEW ESGLAsD SOCIETY OF BRooRLYS.-At meeting
the Society oth. City held hs Mansion House
10 Saturday evening the following elected
Humphrey; lst NcePesdent John Greenwood
I'd Cyrus Smith Ireasurer Awster ssere
tsry T. Hatch; Couusellors-p Wade Dr.. Brooks J. H.
Frothinsham s. d. Chttenden w II Richards n b. Morse.
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CIRCUIT COURT before Judge RoosxyELr.
T. p Clarke survivors 81 egt John T. Davies ana joha

RE P Clrse survivors & at John T. Davies and John
Messrs c. say that they were partners of the late sgd
ciumSas Ga sSd such IN sii eo.ctsd qndy
for s'@ sis 20 they ,a ,s s are, ars "a
rsfud and notice given defendants The present sts 20 re-
s b ss eoareaSsd on tss oer
end avail themseveso Of Verdict for plaiah with
William Livingston David 9.nl. sid others Executors of viii
Plaintiff bought Of Mr. Gould four lots Of ground in
M E sn. 'o SssS e." property %s By par
ss brough Thomas Clarke and the children OF .ter under ne
snss verdic o. 3 Cour. Of .jeetmsnt for this aud
en-, ,S Rs 10 witch had been devised them
and void AID hs ,esS Pna re STs' "a,
paid By plaintiff for the lots The claim contested To
COURT OF COMMON PtEAs-seor Judge DAILY
Daniel OConrorsg Pelsg Olney. .
Tho parties own adjoining houses in Mercer st. Mr..
and remain order which the water from
flowed Plaintiff .sT s SS and os'ss o. VAL Vail
des for plaintiff. 40 which e'yer'c o. t- -.
Pl,I c9mns Of hsyas P S 5a gone into the
' bic V.so dss"dn ssoai
him S VIII "a 0s p. oT S. sss ' ~ 'i1s.
ia ' ,. .ss % 40 sas sn SS %
force han necessary the purpose This Wa
''N'1 '''''" Thomss Burke ast Knapp 4 smith
Plaintiff, passing the store of Knapp ~ Smith about
II oeek nig on llst May .st s ovsr sons ao's, sass J
damage, sssp 3 eoa.,ndinE th. the injury sre.. from
wax Dsmazee laid 900 In defense said tbs
the negligence OF plaintiff hn there having
ms boxes which he might have sone
irsead attempting climb the boxes Qarstons we're
ssked also whether plaintiff h,d been dnsns fhs jury
had been Legzfn the part Of the pen
himself and found verdict for detendans
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS Mond.yI -Dssor. thu
RECORDER
Cornelius White coiored man, indicted for attempting
the life Of George H. Coomhs Of No IN Foyths, BY
abtng him with dirk knife pleaded guilty 20 assault aud battery
only and sentenced the Peut ntiary for year
Louis Beer pleaded guilty to the charge Of stealing SIS
Hsn, No l7s Pothst and ssnisaesd %
the State Prison tor years.
David Cooney was tried and convicted Of receiving ons
deem valued at 80 which had been stolen from
Us parties property found concealed 10 shop kept
ky He remsndsd for sentence.
Edward Coleman, indicted Tor stealing an organ valued
Lewis WHOM the property has essp CON
and convicted the having bosD found Ia
his pos.on The Court srntenced him 20 the State prison for
Pafk Keane indicted for receiving s240 from Eliza
b. who stole Henry White Of No 30 Jsmsss ted
guilt being concl1s she acque aud
discharged.
The Court then adjourned for the day
COURT CALENDAR THIS DAY
CIRCUIT CoURT-Nos 2s3, $50, 5il, :, 502, 30 JOO 1fS
to - -
Consos PLEAs-Part Nos 637, l.057 10 l,07o. Par
II-Hes ga lco5 Lilo Ioi2 i1o icai Les' ls III 80
iC4. iCs5, 1855 CSC. Ic8 go -
SUPERIOR CoURI-Sarse yesterday. adding No e2s-
suPREnE CovRT-GEsERALT ERA-Nos. 81, 49, "a. n.
a
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TIE EVENING ScHooLs-1he Public Evening Schools
ofthi. CITY are 90 close after Friday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

CONFIRMATION AT ST. JAAEss CHURcH, (R. c. JAY
sTKsErThe Bishop Of the Diocese Of Brooklyn
Dr. Lughn held confirmation AZ this Church on sunday when
I'VE h ,drpc airs huA1rsl adults
ard received he prescribed BY the Catholic
Church The children walked in procession from the respective
schools the ss arrived white the boys wearing waite
each bearing 70 the
Sacred edce Bishop full eanonea received them at
and ssed by pests performed the ceremony
building crowded end in the numbers
unable obtain admission numbering in the whole some
Alter the confirmation the Holy
and the congregation dismissed with ben
ediction from tho Bishop.
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RIGHT WRONGS NO MAN
THE JOURNEYMEN CONFECrl0NERS
ASK kS
INCREASE or WAGES.

The Conectoners marched from their beadquarters up
town. down the Park where they halted in front Of the
Mayors Office
They have been receiving heretofore 50 per week. and
now ask of their employers an increase of 25 per cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

The Daily Adrertiser Wing Of this city has been
pended for want Of adequate support
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

We learn that Mr. William Rushton, of the well known
firm of Rushton Clark Co, Wholesale and retail druggists
recently Rushten & AspnwaIl) died yesterday Mr.
was one of the eneprsng business men OF New York
whose loss not only private grief but pablo calamity
The MECHANICS INsTITUIE-We have read with sats
faction the provisions of the Constitution and Bylaws
recommended the adoption Of this institute in the report
of Messrs Henry and Tracy They seem well considered
and emrently practical especially in the expansive aud
nroeressye views which characterize this effort The re
rort If we do not mis- conceive both ifs intent and import
evidently cone mplaies time and that time not very re
mote when schools similar to that now existing at MOL
Bouery shall be literally distributed in every part OF the
Civ and these various schools VIII then have one common
representative and head in larger and much higher school
which will be situated in the vicinity of the Aor Library
ard Cooper Union In this Central High School OF the Ne
eban viii be assembled the ables Professors IN the dner
ent departments of Mechanical Science and AT and here
too will be collected those young men OF rare promise VINO
having fully completed the of the nrt order OF
schools will come up hi,her for that higher nsruon and
exercise which alone mps to them the perfection anu
ability Of masters in their respective occupations Suen an
arrangement as this If do not entirely msnterpref the
indications Of our times Is at hand IL vii be 10 per
feet keeping with distinguished rank and past achievement.
Of this State to take the initiation in sugmensng rsna
National Polytechnic School whose influence shall De sen
sblv e and acknowledged throughout the almost me'a
e.papse of the Republic Measures contemplating 'uon
contamination have been already commenced
No doubt the recommendations Of this report WI" DC CON
sidered in the spri. which evidently guided the 0'"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

The Board Of Aldermen in session last evening but
there was sufficient number present to do much mis-
chief resolution by Alderman Ward was adopted, re-
quesing the Controller oSepcrt if the street cleaning is lot
out by contract accordance with section IL Of the amend
ed Charter and ifso whether the parties to the contract
are performing the work in full compliance with such agree
ment entered into with the City.
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CHARGE OF GRAND LARcEsf.-On Sunday night Jem1s
Kane lying In the Sectional dock va enea
iro tie alley Of No 81 Orange BY party Of me- sr 80 20
la Of worth e5 The ros then Led % oae
- 1hrn u.n-d James Krrran arsed sferwxd oT
r,,eeusn Ward and committed to pron by
O.hC for trial
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A. MIGHTr ORGAS-Some interesting experiments have
recently been mede the Crystal Palace Sydenhan Eng
land with respect to the power required BY organ to fill
the building and report has been presented to the Drec
tors on the subject As the central ransept alone covers
larger art than occupied by the cathedral York some
idea Of the size and power of instrument which
should be heard in all parts of the building may be formed
The Committee report that the required for the nstu
ment would not be less than $500 feet the depth of the
oreen 30 feet and its altitude from the ground. lao feet
Tie cost would not be less than f25OOO and its
ton would extend ovtr period of three years.
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Row-A row occurred the corner Of Atlantic and
wlot. Sunday evening in which qairc number were en-
and treat rTnu created One Of the party named
David Murphy severely beaten that he hadto be carried from
the ground The whole party arrested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

OvERBoARD.-James Dalton fell overheard AZ the ful
Ton Ferry On Saturday nizh nearly drowned
ened considerable deu BY Officer DousherJ and the Terry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

ARREST FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE 'nes bsgiey,
alleged fugitive from County T. vso nd:
with by false obtained 80 worth ost,s
Mr. Geo Bayey County yeseray arrested N TINS
Police Lefty Of the Chiefs O1ee ana taAn aSA "
charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

THyTT OF A HoRsE ASD CARRfAGE.-A young Man
W.. erresed on SUNDAY by Phillips Of the Second District
Police complains of Conkn CARL wae charges n WIZ
hsyiux sd horse which be hired from hs stables At
week IL stated part Of the accused that tho esabsen
was driven from Snsdkers Hotel on the Jamaica fank hean
where be had stopped The affair under iayessath1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

The sixth annual ball Of Engine Company No. 7 took
rl.e. Al The Odeon The eehlsge large and
ca he d lzht Of all pressaf-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-13

The weather last night after very fine day bseans
Thick damp ard murky and pcrtendsdn quite positive
degree-o dsagreabe change The moons anuuus was
strongly marked and tho wind edghg toward sa5
picious quarter
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-06-30
A Capital Anecdote.

An acquaintance of ours, who shall be name
less, an elegant gentleman, and as susceptible
as he was chivalrous admirer of the SEX
the other day, was comfortably lounging in
his Office, and looking out upon Camp street,
when his attention was attracted by the splen-
did dress, superb carriage, and superlative
loveliness Of lady passing down the street,
on whom his regards at once became riveted.
Instantly he satisfied himself that she was a
belle,-the daughter or wife of some one cl
our wealthiest citizens the glass offashion,
and the mould of FORM" Never did Eastern
devotee gaze with more ardent alteration upon
the shrine of his divinity, than did our friend
upon the attractive vision-all beauty com
passed in female form, passing by the win
dow of his office.
But see, she hesitates in her promenade
she pauses- she turns into quiet and retired
alley! What can be her object, going thus
where no lady was ever seen to 90 before t.
Heavens can so magnificent a creature be
engaged in an intrigue! No, it is some di-
vine mission of charity which diverts her steps
from the ordinary thoroughfare. Yet, it can
not be,-for why does she look around SO sue
piciously! Mon Dieu, who is the happy man
she seeks For observe-she raises her hand,
withdrawing it from her bosom! Our friend
leans from out of the window-yes it is the
signal How his heart beats with the excite
ment Of a mingled curiosity and envy Is she
not producing bAet-dour. To be sure, to be
sure!
Ha What! Oh, countrymen whata fall
was there 1t is not signal she is making
lit is not love epistle she is producing -
She has drawn from her bosom-where it rose
and fell, G like barge, safe-moored, "a bot
ne, SHE STEPPED ASIDE TO TAKE DRINK |!
N Orleans Sketch Book.