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For FREIGHT or ma aan5tv on hoard or 10
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rsnSn's BS9Tn Mosser having been
Vyiieeiiir NJ, Sp,SFsh Sid sSi N Is s,-n,s.i;stsi
ialiings ryEnT DAY al hslf nast B otclSeE p M M ~ 1850
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

- CAPS nll'sa'
~ ECEIVED this day, the best assortmant Of Gents,
& YOUTHS, and chIdTen's cloth caps ever brought -
ths city, having selected with great
style and quality They plise In part as II.
Cents cloth opera, black and whites gents i -
black, dTab and green riding, hunting and
Also, the egyptian Pyrennal cricket sSp, = efst
together with every other 81 ~ al f
Fz0 BOYTS and baTres Rhodes g tf y ressis
fO SOAR soda Boston, butter, anu ~ = FSsEff
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

nEaDY IN IIME FOX ThE oEaoON! n! Z
!" ID. MoTrE .S BRo's first stock Of new
w Spring Dry q oosls
afenow being received their Market street,
u s unnecessary TO articles but suffice it
and tIose wishing 10 buy can't do better than at No.
'lT6 Market street. - ssa.i - 81 $3.50 IA 3
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

BRANbIES AND ~ lfNkS.
On tlaLF PIPES pure brandiesi q.
~. so barrels blackberry brandies; i't.s - ~
,se0 ginger so s6st 5.tss; 30 80
Cherry
~ - 10 quarter casks Port wife; -f
~ s7si . s5f.s Madeira yyiIe; Hit'5as .fEflN
y 5slrts (. Malaga X sf-ss 55s-i5i-i \
: go; Jlst received and for sale at +3.t {s4 81
dciG IoNLoN iE NAXNvRII,S
(dIGARSl CItA ARS!l- 80 =
" 49,, 1000 Gilt cigars;
7a,ssi 5000 Prinealos cigars; t1 ~ ertt s{
:. tfsi 200O Apollo do f..5 5i isizte- 81
5S3 1000 Ii Dorado do ft
5000 Was iington donnment cgaIs;
7eki 1000 Panetlas = do = sssiEs
SD f HOOD Havana 81 s2ssit...f se do gs5ese
ssoSo. SoSS BeIa t,e eE.tIl7 Cruz Principe DO W
- 20 21 boxes Id. lump Tobacco;
cal Sissi Is t32 do ] lb ss.do -f do s4} st7} ~
Just received AID for sale by 3 +.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

THE BEsll AND CAEAPEs'r STOCK So
hF Spring Goods in the city heeing may be found
" at y a, EEeftiy's,. No. 165 Main 81.
10 I'D anee ormostaltIe Dry Good city, he
as selected, andis opening choice elegant as
sotmet OF Goods suitable or tue spring. embracing
style aud qua ity Of siaple fancy aud substantial fab
rlcs suitable for ladies' eens Infants wear, all
nf which hNofels at reduced prices. Determined 10
eras good sto kus any house l.: the city,
little cheaper than te cheapest lie respectfully invites his
friends AMI the public generally to call examine sbe-
oie urclasi e essSiieie' n trouble to show goods
and less 10 sellthem Call and see at ~ 81
"a s8s..ls55,ss j. G. llEFTLY,S, Atainst. ok
.ieb2Sdtf corner Market aiicy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

-ll i ~ 2 LIE51C4 ikobUI Esll lsTln sl7-l8
Sign of the Gfceinn Trigonaiis, NO. 100
z hf se9 ~ BHnin street. ~ S9s ls{-'s ~
j. FICKIESoN would ssiaiiy an.
iioinec the citizens o. WHEELING and N. y
II q einily that he has Just opened A aesy aud
Violicellos, Fagolets Flutes, Files, Aecorde.
ons, Bat9os, and Tdmbufihes brass Instruments tho
best
singing & 81 -
Music tile Pfsno, Guitar, Fiute and Violin also Tho
newest Songs Dnetts etc., aud tho very Rona and
ltliiani Nioll aud GutaT Sffngsss q sskGsa4 E9aftF
Glaronets Reeds Tuning Forks also Violinand Guitar
Sclews, Violin Figef and Tail Boards. 5 E
Flows for Volfncelio aud Vioiin. - i3tsai!
" kefeFs FurnItnIe Posh for tTenovating varnishod
Fur itugc Pianos, Cabinets, Steam oata or anv
descriptions OF Furniture.
Aiso ny Agent for Kebet Pittsbufg Pianos
OF theliirst and best the Bftod such
az Sunns S, grand and square Pianos, b. nl
Ascat or Tile make and Pstcat
- letnkEest ae2S III "a
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

: asfF1Eis2 HATS AND CAPS. 77I8 p Tsg5d .
ID eceiyinR daily. stysoi hats and caps, which
HI am selling cheaper Than ever.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05
! Zine Lute of zion. !

"A GoLLRGTIoNs ofsSacred Music. designed for the
ol the Methodist Episcopal ehuIeh; consisting
pi choS collection OF new tunes, with of the old
tunes INC together with concise elementary
ners etc. ec.s by II. Woodbury. author OF tie Dulci-
iae, etc assisted by Rev H. Madison, pastor of Saint
Joii't Methodist x e hureh; New Y York. Y
Also supply of Methosii hymn books, Cant:ca Laus
dus, Christian Minstrel Hayden's Sacred Melodeon, etc.
received and for sale at Inc lowest prices BY
So JOHN II. THOMPSON,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

TAVlNG lust returned the eastern cities Inow
tl ofaf for sale fine and con!pleie asoitments Of
Pere desiring to purchase are invited to cal and ex
aihe my Goods, which am determined TO sell as cheap
asafiy 81 all goods warranted prove good
n,sss,,ed sss5Ess C.sP BROWN,
=. ff..icI9s - szs .ss,i 3 Monroe ST.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

IT oCsAE, Ca RR & Co. have removed their stock OF
SwL1Ics-ie Tobacco, Sri1H, and Segais from No. 81
Main street 10 the new bIockof brick buidigs side
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

A. RlDG Ely produce aud Commission merchant, has
on la d and fCr safe: r
800 bu. Potatoes Pink Eyes andaiSIue AIeshaGccst
L 10 bushels Glover seed. :,
l. Give call. 'Fs = t7ttf Jirfa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

Passengers baggage transferred TO The
Washing at tho Jnctlon Philadelphia, Hal
timore, without extra charge Travellers areaowed
pie lime and opportunity lponts their meals
Through tickets nom Wheeling TO Baltimore, (syth
rivege over on the route, 90 6oto
beard the the Union Lic on the
tho Rail Road gents Wheeling (J r. FoRpl Mounds
vile wN PARKER. .Cien'l. Slu't
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

~ fs
es gisF 4 ss s5fss :
! sslssspfa > sFsl 81 lsiss
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

NJ ANIEp-A 6einlan gid 20 cook nd do house work
" Apply TINS once. mft.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

AssIGNEE's NOTICE. e So rs -
LII persons indcbiet Wheeler akii, by book
IN account Otherwise, hereby notified that pay,
nent must be made to me they vtns assigned
the tlcbetieft teir
ian12 !, H. PEND. ISTON :. Trustee - Il
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

F,I1(I bottles Louden;s celebrated Family Medzs
sUNlO clues. The only agency in The city. s
These the best Family nrdicfnes now III use being
perfectly SALE and used accoIding5o the direc.
lions. J. b. VOWEL, sAsa
apps : 2i Union eet. agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

t1iALrIMoRK, June 1S, 1850.
have much Pleasure i Fire Proof
rom you having saved books eectuaIly
alter undergoing Sery heat during the fre which
wharf, on The Scnyli1ll, tho 9Th of June, 1850 80
Yours, very resfs ctinEy, . s1iae
~ sepl9-dIy q rod K RUSSELL, q GURRINs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

Ell p se5s sREMONALs. : 10 ss.5s 37i
AT ESSRS.s COW Gill & fMcsW oRIJss and a. S.
WI DoANE q, Co, have removed from Water street
to of MIR. Paxtons large warehouses Main
street. where they solicit the continuance OF the avo OF
their fsirnds aes.a.s - =. iaE20
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

4REhlIlNAlJ.s
II,RANZHEIM-& LU'rz have removed their Wholesale
Liquor store from The sprisg House Baildnss, to
210, Market Square, nextto VIM. Hal's AUCTION Room,
sler they will heretofore, alwaSs keep on hand stock
of the best Wines and liquors, at the lowe prices
AMI RiANZHEIM q LUirZ =.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

20 e EDlSS0LUTION.n NJ IA 0szfFI3EE ~
heretofore existing the firm OF
Cowgiles McSwords has been tllu day been dissolv:
ed by mutual consent. =
:. ..s5..E4. =, a. McSW0RpSs
March 3tlI, 1851. - iAst .ilf'- ,l.l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

AT WHoBESA LIE OF RETAIL 81 =
TUST received, large lotacf superior Btfa turned
81 Cfrindstones. 5.ss sif isss sezls g
Alsoal sizes very best Marietta sharp grit for cther
wet oridy grfdi which Will be hung II desii pa
tent friction rolleTs ut short noee rates, at
lSdc2na Nh RoIIAN,S marble yard, 66 Marker st -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

3 FRENCHsGOLD BAND CHINA.
IIoMPRIslNG en.te Dinner Sets, and pirate pieces
We every article and less than
ton average prices. HOBBS, {BARS KS q Co, 100
lnii q - Monroe 81. lie Psi ONCE
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~ g'iE feets and fine ~ q
fsgH.asa steamers of this Line will Se95ssess
7. - leave Y WheeIirg as follows; q q 3 =
AiIsllA Capt.. Gallagher, every "Wednesday
tHtRoET IS Henderson, every Friday at lt.tFb
pnNE sRS, Capt Ayers, sSundaylat9, Mr. *
ffeights will he received free or charge at 81 c.
Eaier q So'a wharf boat Shippers ship atany time
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

es. LAnnDIN. n c. sosn1Ns5s = .. W. nassau :
LAMBDIN, BONHAM, & CO.,
VIRGINIA, WI FILING AND PHGNaN
PAPER Mill S,
WHEELING. VA.
Manufacture Printing III Wrapping Paper, Candle Panel
Cotton Yarn r. 1ef, Steam Bo1t Paper,
Bonnet boards. Pnllerss I.naris. kc., - 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-06-05

Pa sHensers for Cleveland, eoIdnibus, Toledo, Detroit,
Ghicago, RRoine, Mwaiie. or tx Great Ban
go, Niagara Fails, hany Boston, York via
New fork and Egsi or New York Cent? al Railroad Line
viii hil this cheap tio1s conionabie and pleas
ant route. 9IsEi u % m q J liEsi II
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JUN 9.-Judgwsent Suspended-Peter Graf, who plead
guilty few days ago. to selling liquor without license
having shown to the Court that he had permit from
the Alderman Of the ward in which he resided TO sell
liquors, his Honor suspended Judgment, cautionng
him not to be guilty Of the offence again. for II he did
he would receive severe punishment.
Emtes-emcaf.-William Johnson convicted Of having
embezzled several Of money from his employers
w. j. Lewis carpet Dealers 452 Pearl street. was then
sentenced 10 two years confinement In thu State prison
Riof and Assash 0Nd Bottoy.-LAwrence Hohmelster,
George Wesel Henry Fischer Thomas Collins and Lewis
Grouse, ave Germans, were tried for having been
gagged In q riot ON Sunday, 7th Of May last in the
Eleventh ward. The defendants, IL appeared,
what intoxicated with lager bier and upon ocer iris
neys Of the ward police attempting TO arrest
Of the prisoners the remainder Of the defendants
made an assault upon the officer and rescued the can
tive The jury In this rendered verdict Of guilty
against Hohmester and Grouse, with recommendation
to mercy and acquitted the remainder Of the charR.
Pat iasrmy.-John r. Edmonds pleaded guilty TO
stealing fifteen hides from Edgar March. Tho complain
ant intercsded with the Court In his behalf and Il being
his 6rst offence, the Recorder suspended Judgment.
Fdlse PreteMces-Wilam McIAne pleaded guilty 10 re-
ceiving quantity Of lumber from Cornelius vought
Remsnded for sentence.
Pefif Larrmy-James Hughes pleaded guilty TO steal
ing silver wstch from Andrew Brosnahan, valued at
S26 The Court accepted the plea Of petit larceny and
sentenced the prisoner to six months confinement the
Assouu aiA Dangerous weapon.-Riehard Scott was
tried for having assaulted Daniel Quin sailor, with
knife The jury found the prisoner guilty Of assault
and battery only.
The court then adjeurnsd.
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BROADWAY THKArRs.-The grand romantic spectacle
of Faustus," which is admired by all who visit the
theatre for its beautiful scenery announced again for
this evening Mile Leeder the popular French danseuse
The admired farce Of Diamond Cut Diamond will
commence the amusements. Conway, Pope Mad. Ponisi
and other eminent performers the leading characters
BowmY MxATRE.-This old and favorite establishment
is keeping pace with the times in producing every
novelty which please Its patrons The management
before the curtain by Mr. wadron and behind the
by Mr.. Wemyss seems to please everybody The grand
romantic spectacle Of "faustus" will commence the
81 Robert Emmett"
NmIos GARDKs-This establishment Ia crowded every
night 1t is cool and comfortable and the performances
vsiters. The grand ballet q Bella la Paquerette
with Mile. Urea Matthias Bella, win the en-
Of the Red Gnome and White Warrior, viii close the
amusements.
NATIONAL THEATRE IA bill Of great variety ID presented
his theatre The Irish drama Of Evao win be repeated
to- night after which Mons Devani, the great Contor
ZIONIST win execute his astonishing feats OF posturng.
The entertainments will conclude with the extravaganza
entitled the "Fairy Light Guard"
wAIlAcx's TmArRE.-The great improvement in the
ventilation Of this house makes 1t cool and comforts
place Of amusement me drama Of sDon Cesar de Ba.
and incidental music win be played tonight, MIR. Wal,
lack Don Cesar and Mrs. Conway Mariana. The
pleasures Of the evening will terminate with the
dietta Of "Pretty Piece Of Business"
AMERICAN MrsEUM-The amusement to be given this
afternoon and evening comprises the interesting do
nestle drama OF 81 the 1 IS. and the
tics of this establishment also be by the vsters
CBnnY's MSsrgKs advertise well selected programme
for - amusement Of their numerous patrons. Their
performances are :. .@avs pleasing
woop's MrssrRns are 10 repeat the bufesque Of sn-
Gle Toms Cabin together with the 'fRochsster Knock
ing" this evening.
BrcKIKys SEREsADERs-This company Is well patron
lied They win give the burlesque opera OF Sonnam-
have seen A.
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Superior Court-Part First.
Before Hon. Judge Slosson and a Jury.

ACIION FVn hV31AINKD =
jun e.-John G. Bendol William Hdimes --This
was action to recover damages for injuries sustained
By the plaintiff through the alleged negligence o. -
defendant The plaintiff complains that the defendants
was constructing In the Eighth avenue, bekwceo
Thirty eighth and Thirty ninth streets, In Dscemb,
1853 and that having left quantity OF rubbsh abose
the excavation which he had made, cbsractng the car
rsgc way the plaintiff who Ia baker, and On be
rounds serving his customers preciptcd from his
wagon with great violence, BY which he was severely
makes general denial Of all the alegatous and charges
that the accident occurred through the plaintiffs own
negligence and careessness. Verdict for plaintiff $soo
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Before Hon. Judge Clerke.
JUNE e.-DEflsBor.--Hafy Coursow ps. fsdde Cburvon
AVID his Wife-This case, IL win be remembered, was
tried before the Cirruit Court some time since.
the ground that he not of mind at the time
contracted with the female defendant. Tho jury
at the trial found that the marriage was legal
seh Judge cierte equity has decided the contrary.
and disscfvts the marriage.
GENERAL TERN.
Admissions 10 me Bdr.-Alexander G. Morton (ex-.
JuSge OF Georgia. Theodore S.uytc Sanisias
Cibcaoa, admitted 70 Practice counselsors AID
,sttorneys 81 law " ~ the courts Of thiA STATE.
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SVnSusuSe'A an Independent nato2
Qu,en vlctoria's Birth-day Drawineroom,
Queen Victoria held her birthday drawipRroom ON
Saturday, May 10th, in st. Jamess palace. The re-
ception included the royal family, the whole Of the
diplomatic corps, and very numerous circle Of the
nobility and gentry, numbering about 400.
The diplomatic circle contained Mr.. James Bu-
chanan United States Minister, and Miss Lane Mr..
slckles, Secretary Of Legation, and Mrs. sickles;
Coz. !. .. Lawrence, Attache to the Legation, and
the Legation; Judge Upham, American Commits
siorer, and Mrs. Upham, and Gen. j. A. Thomas of
New York, and Mrs. Thomas.
The Queen wore train of white silk, richly bro
cerise. The train was trimmed with gold blonde.
The petticoat was of white tulle over white satin
ornamented with punches of white roses, green
leaves and lilies Of the valley.
Her Majesty wore on her head diadem Of dia
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent wore
train Of white poplin, spanged with gold British
manIfacture), trimmed with tulle and gauze riband
with diamonds. The petticoat was white satin
trimmed with gold and white blonde and tulle.
Her Royal Highnesss headdres was turban Of
gold blonde ornamented with ostrich feathers and
Her Royal Highness the Duchess Of Cambridge
wore train OF gray satin, trimmed with white
Brussels lace. The stomacher ornamented with
sapphires and diamonds. The petticoat was of gray
was trimmed with marabout feathers and silver
blonde.
Her Royal Highness's headdress was formed of
tiara OF diamonds and feathers The necklace was
diamonds.
Her Royal Highness the Princess Mary Of Cam.
bridge wore train Of pink glace silk lined with
white satin, aud trimmed with white lace and white
bugles. The stomachey ornamented with emeralds
and diamonds. The petticoat was pink Grape over
pink satin, and was trimmed with rosebuds of the
same color.
The Princess's headdress was tian forming
series OF stars, composed alternately Of diamonds
and rubies and diamonds. The necklace was pearls
The cmcers OF the Royal Household appeared In
Of the Crown wore the full dress oiioial costume.
The Foreign Ministers, conducted by the Master
OF the Ceremonies, were introduced, when Captain
Charles Newte, 9Th Austrian Dragons, was pre-
ssI,sd 70 the Queen By hia Exceuepcy the Count
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-,eeS"o
Concerning General Exhibition Of German Industry
and Products which now is al work. ana walch wl Sc
most successful undertaking which ever has taken place
on the European continent, from the lively interest
vhich has spread throughout the German empire.
The object of this exhibition Is to give impulse to
the Advancement Of industry in general and to scientific
art Of Ger profession manifestation to be left
to the judgment Of the other cultivated nations OF the
To fulfil with certainty this important aim, value
the exhibition entitled to claim the interest of the United
Of the q the
haps that this communication may encourage you to
propagate Its ccgnton throughout the United States Of
North America.
The details of the AIM extension, and preliminary
arrangement Of this Exhibition Of Industry at Mnnc
you viii get from the enclosed and have
servant, Won FISCHER, Royal State Counsellor.
ABSTRACT OF CIRCULAR.
The Munich Industrial Exhibition will open on
the 18th of July, and will close the 10Th Of Octo-
Der. Exhibitors are requested to forward their
goods to the Examining Committee, under the fol-
lowing conditions
The articles sent must be accompanied with the
names, countries, and residences Of the manufac-
turers, the cost prices Of fabrication and the names
and addresses Of their agents In Munich.
The goods will have to be withdrawn within four
teen days after the closing of the exhibition.
Pershablc goods and explosive chemical combina-
tons will not be received.
The exhibitors must defray the expense Of for
wardirg and receiving back their goods.
Our China Correspondence.
Hone Koxo, March az, 1854.
Important Oceanic Discoveries Cruise of Unitsd
States Ship Timcsmnes-7M Caroline Islands--
Explorations in The Pacific Ocsan-Intassting to
Nav'gofors, $r., &c.
The United States ship vincennes, CadwallAdsr
Rinssold, Esq, commanding, has szyiysd 1t tbia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-10

which promises to be no less bloody in its character
than interminable in Its duration.
Refreshing showers during the night had cooled
the air-heated by too brilliant suu-and allayel
the light dust. which, as If emblemltc Of the chill
dren OF the soil, very deluge cannot damp beyond
the passing moment; and the sun, which now
throws out its beaming rays, was Of so placid and
fascinating a character that yesterday every man,
woman and child seemed to feel the magic in
fuence Of It, From the clock tower Of the Tuileries
to the topmost roof of tie Arch of Triumph, there
was sea Of happy faces such as Sunday exhibits
in other capital in the world Toilettes in which,
II there were absolutely less money value than
is in palaces there was certainly not less taste
and originality. Children, too, decked out, pumed
and garlanded as none but French children ever
are and while triple line Of equipages, each vieing
with the other in color and gorgeous livery dashed
up and down the magnificent avenues, music of
every variety from the ford songstress of opera
air, pouring forth her thrilling note from beneath
gilded temples whose light elegance OF fabri, is
only equalled by the splendor of their rich fittings
down to the humble pipe and sonorous barrel
organ, was there TO add increased animation to the
scene. And with what order, taste, and propriety,
do the French enjoy relaxation. The most
delicate and beautiful woman, unprotected and un.
aided, might, on such day, thread her way from
one end the other Of this busy pan Drama without
molestation or other interruption than would pro.
coed from the most perfect urbanity The child in
arms Is there rs safe in its own nursery and its
frocking, boisterous little sister or brother, all
feathered and cleaning like popnjay, may run
hither and thither between the legs Of all the world
sure OF meeting nothing but kindness, genteness,
and good win. Let Puritan England, with her
Pharasaical stiffness and her brutal drunkenness,
take peep now and then nj Catholic France.
But the war Is, nevertheless, In everybody's
mouth, gentle a. wen ~ simple. Admiral Hame-