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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26


The Pra IRE Journal sAys-Tns Hassse Caisf offers
thoufand head Of horses any respectable white
man, well recommended, who will marry his daushisr-a
teach them agriculture. The horses worth from ty
to eighty thousand dollars. have this valuable
squaw She abru the medium sze with tolsra ,le
guAr features hish cheek bones adopting forehead b
eyes and clark hair. Her form IL square and stout Hs-
Tor hair fell her sbouk profusey ornamsnted
with beads and shells Her step is light and proud
gait easy and graceful.
From Liverpool, In the stcsmship Eurepa-Chevaer
Ceckelhe,g lady two children and two ssrvauts Mrs
Shore Mr.. DiGsse. ST. Mr. Dgxles lady and infant, Mr.
Taylor lady child Do 0osr Ir Philiips Nc Ja aes
Murray. Mr. Nixon. lbricotte Mr. stapiey M Riddle
JAryie Mr. DelGado. Mr. 0alpeks David La " MoKeAn
Ia Price, Messrs Coney. Parkinson, John WATSON, l.
Wackenheir, Mr Hoffman,, O q Caspar Stanton. Mel
low, Mr. Nuliueux, SAbin, Sabin, Long, D Long r
Long II Davies. Ginnsb, Ginneu, Mr. ksichenb ch
Banner OMAHA Jehn Hsllis. orosslasd and lady
From Palermo. IN hsri vsnon-Nrs Captain N,yo and
daughter.
DIPARrURIs.
Tor and Brem. in the steamship he
Kew II = 0<naeher. Ban Francisco; Hennsy. N York
Ctssur, CerIo Gordo W Arras York; p Rothaorusl
York; Epstsin, BreslAu; II VoiEt. Newman York
hC I'm mrich and child Rouynoi, Pasis; nchleah do
Bonnal, smyrna; Dubber. Rotterdam. l. Rosenb re
lady n infass, Bsltmers; Meyer Ysrt; @ Bottle
HSsrns1yi Lsui,d psris sshwar,s Yors Jssi
mors steinbaek. Miss Brsdfed Rst Hamburg; Pd,r
ston, ssn Francisco; WAlfing. Bavari.; B,serm
Mrs Smith, Meyer, Atwood, 5 Sch sf Forth,
Meyer and lady, VoiSt
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Affairs In Central America. !


We have received cur Hlss Of papers from San Jose
Costa Nos TO the 9Th inst but they contain OF
importance beyond what have already published In
our Nicaragua correspou~ 400.
In the BoIain 0Gdas Lac "a Of February the treaty
between the Usitsd3 COSTA Rica IL published in
full.
The President has nA ted translator Of the French
Epglish languages GEMS Il ct in the courts
Of Justice oftsn the services of this officer are
required.
dnd decree from Eduardo VAsques Apostolic vaAr
Of the dooee Of the Isthmus The preamble sets forth
the increasing dsregsd Of the people for public worship
and the dctums Of the church. the arouads FOL
lowing ecelesia stical ORDER
rhat rom the LIST OF February 1884 the priests Of the
docess Of the Isthmus will regsri reneg,des ne
longer practitioners, and strictly prohibited from
celebrating funeral rites ~ the death OF any
not active members Of the Catholic Church"
Tho news from the neghocriog Central Aneri,an
States not later than the date Of ca: last acvces
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THE MARES NEST OF THE RUSSIAN PRIvA-
TrERs-1t was announced yesterday among
our telegraphic advices from Washington,
that the French and British Ministers had, on
the preceding day, officially visited Mr.. Marcy,
to enter their protests against American yes
sells being employed by Russia as prvateers.
If they did so call upon our astonished Pre-
mier it was perhaps because they had nothing
better to do; for it is hardly to be presumed
that either Mr. Champion or Monsieur Sartiges
believe word Of the ridiculous prvateering
yarn Of the Courier des Etafs Unis. We
think this terrible plot of our French cotem-
porary has been clearly shown to be nothing
more than mares nest; but, for the entire sa-
tisfaction Of the French and British Ministers at
Washington, and our readers generally, we
shall briefly state the simple and innocent
facts from which this Internal machine OF the
dreadful Russians has been constructed.
Some two years ago an agent of the Gear
came to New Y ork to contract for the building of
crack war steamer or two for the Russian navy
In knocking about among our shipbuilders this
Russian agent took particular fancy to MrCor
neliusV anderbilt. The success and the reputation
OF Mr.. Vanderbilt had not failed of making
good impression. Negotiations were accord
ingly preached with Mr.. Vanderbilt; but the
agent Of the Gar, to make the matter satisfac.
tory to his august master the Emperor sug.
gested to the chief Of the Nicaragua line the
expediency Of an endorsement in his behalf or,
in other words, a certificate OF character, and
so-forth, from the President, Mr.. Fillmore. or
from Mr.. Webster, then Secretary Of State. SO
that the Emperor might be satisfied that his
agent had selected the proper man to build his
crack war steamer or steamers Mr.. Wander
bilt was astonished at this most extraordinary
proposition What the Emperor of Russia not
know him, Cornell Vanderbilt! What a
certificate from such small potatoes as Willard
Fillmore. or Daniel Webster, neither OF whom
had dollar in his pocket beyond his pitful
salary--they certify him, Cornell Vanderbilt,
a man of millions, the Emperor of all the Dol
lars, certify him to the Emperor of all the Rus
sias /! The thing was preposterous perfectly
absurd. This Russian agent was an ignora.
mus something wrong about him; he might be
apsivateer sailing under false colors; and so
nc left, without contract with "Corneel Van
derbilt," or any body else.
So far very well. The next move In this pri-
Watering business was the famous pleasure ex-
cursion Of Commodore Vanderbilt in his splen-
did steam yacht, the North Star. last summer. In
the course Of that delightful cruise the Conmo-
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Before Hls Honor Recorder Tiiiou.

sErTDCE OF JAMES sAuSDERs, MAnsHAL or THH
ANCIENT ORDER OF HigERNANs, YOR HOT.
FAB 26-rhs court fssumed Its sittiog 1t the usual
hour for The purpose of dchasng tho Grand Jusy An
ssntenc's james ssuncsrs Msrha Q. the Ausca, crte
OF Hieerians Who convicted Of having par idpze9
IN tbs Fourth Of July riot
pronouncirE Judgment, the Recorder sid thss it wac
WIN feelings OF sxsr-ms pain that vas Obliged to ssn
'snes INC 70 the penttsstary, bat he h~o
.u' oomusnwsaisn we're 70 b vudicstsd. he vac
obliged t. perform his du&v m ss,tau.. !, "a, .or,
w that the dsfsndAnt be Imprisoned in tia
for four onths. TT
Previous to the sentence the dsfsndant offered an
Wit Affirming that he was not participant In the rsot
and did AL he could to preserve the peace.
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urus Is (only one sdut) measles, IL premature +,
birtbs and stll-bon, As, and small pox, ~
This exhibits the gratifying de crease in the las.
named abominable disease o. fifteen on the NOR
tally Of the prev week. and hirty on that Of the
week ending the 4ta inst. /. is pleasing TO 90.
serve that the ,ty authorities nave at length be-
come aroused TO the importance OF adopting mea-
suIes To prevent the spread u smallpox but it is
greatly ~ regretted tnat they did not take
the matter IN hand. Had they acted in accord
ance with the warning we gave them months ago,
when We found tie pesti nee gradually increasing
from week TO week, large number OF families woud
not have been called 10 mourn for those who
are now numbered with the dead. The Mayor
however, has issued handbilis urging upon every
body the importance OF vaccination aud re-
vaccination, and detailing the different nstitu-
tons where The operation will be performed.
But the subject should not be permitted TO
drop with the mere posting Of handbills: every
public officer, every physician, every citizen,
should make it his duty to urge and promote the
adoption of precautionary measures-not only in this
city and State, but throughout the entire country.
The various State Legislatures should unite and for
crush out the smallpox, by passing laws obliga
tory people to have themselves and their children
|
United States, being only ton more than the total
number of children; 81 were from Ireland; SO from
Germany; s from England; 5 from Scotland; 6 from
| France; 2 each from the West Indies Wales, aud
| British North America, and one each from DENIM ark
| Sweden, Austria Italy, Belgium aud at Fifty
deaths occurred 10 the Twelfth and fifty eight in the
| Seventeenth ward.
The captain OF the bark Parco, hence for New
Or cans, with coal, recently jumped overheard and
was drowned off the Hole in the Wall.
few days since the telegraph announced that
| the house of Alfred Filler, at Onondaga West had
been entered by burglars Who brutally murdered his
| wife while the husband rushed to neighbours TO
procure assistance. 1t turns out that Filler
himself committed the horrible deed, and after.
wards SO arranged the body and the furniture to
lead people TO the belief tina; the whole was the
work Of burglars.
John Hadcock, the murderer OF Mrs. Gregg, was
executed at Hamilton, in this State, yesterday. He
made full confession Of his guilt, and died With
prayer on his lips.
Those engaged in the maritime trade Of the South
will find everal items of interest in our despatch
from Key West.
Besides an amusing letter from the "Man wot
Nominated Frank Pierce" to-days inside pages
contain lengthy review Of Literary Works; account
of some of the Literary Women Of Americas com
muncation from Senior Yonz relative to the Republic
of Honduras Letter from Troy Petition to Congress
concerning the Chincha Island difficulty; the De
cision on the great Telegraph Case; Statistics OF
Ship Building in the United States; Commercial,
Sporting, Religious and Miscellaneous Intelli-
gence, &c.
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The STEAMSHIP Hermann, asgips, sailed yesterday for
Bremen via souths mpton, with thirty nine passengers
and S247, $50 In specie on freight.
Coon CRUISE Tho bark Alto, At New .sford. from
whalrg voyage to the Iediso ocean, broagnt hons
cargo valued 1t SIS 00o She had been absent mt %
months. The New Bedford Standard says the Alto lsft
plenty Of sperm whslef AID Obliged TO thro bluobs
overheard not having casks TO stow the OIL T1e
and outfits whom he left the port cost only $40 900.
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Police Intelligence.

THE DISHONEST PORTER AND COLTS PIsroLs-CoN.
pEssION OF THE MICRO AND MPLICATIH0 THE
TWO LADIRs.
We noticed yesterdays herald the arrest of negro
nar ed Go Cotte porter Ia the employ OF Aessrs
Smith, Young Co. No. Maiden lane, who had bssn de-
tected through the ingenuity Of Mr. Henry Tones q No.
400 Beacway with stesltDg at various hmea, Colts
tent pistols, tbs property OF bis enpoyers
Yesterday the brought up before Justice o.
born for examination the two ladiss-Cordea Win.
ne and Mrs.. Maria HAll-were placed their dsfenee,
charged with being sivsrs Of stolen property rhe
negro Celtic admitted witness agsinst the two
ladies' and set forth In his a avi that 9Th OF
January last Mrs. Wiunis eAllsd ct the stwe No. 4
Maiden lane and Informed him that Ma Hsl wished
to zee him that evening. He called directed when
Mrs. Hall stated to him that her husbAad In din.
Guilty, and she mach distressed for money aske
him to bring up pistols from the storo, and ahe
would sell them and give him half Of the sGiss mo
negro. willing to obhge Mrs. Hall and especially
when he WAS msking profit by the operation himssk
did convey to her number OF pistols and from that time
mp to few days past this negro acknowledge to have
stolen from the store of ns employers OF seventy
pistols and handed them to Mrs Hall. Mr. fhompsoes
also admitted wiz ess, and he testified that no
sold pistols 1T the request Of the above named ladies.
Thorn psons evidence corroh ted the story told the
negro In addition to which pistols found In the pos
session OF the two above mentioned known 10 be-
long Mr. smith Under these eiroumstsnoes the magis;
tIsts concluded TO hold the two femaks to answer
charge Of receiving stolen property with guy kDowl-
edge and required thsm to ind bail zach in the OF
$1,000 for their court for trial rhsy were
unable to nnd the bail yesterday stsenoon and wore
therefore eetained In custody in default thereof
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MelodeOns-Ths Largest Ass0rtmenl OF ana
i'm we'd IN odeovs ~ be found In the no.
RACE WATERr' SIS Br 'aawN. From some pursHsSess
monthly payments taken.
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4 Paragraph for Ladles.-Ladies HoQulr-
ing in snshp respectfully
NJ 0oLD0slTh, $50 Brcadvay hiss reduced hi. terms foy
full o. lesson In Glars from SO 20 S. Ladees
CLASSES meet daily - A. T., and ON MONDAYS Weases-
days and Trdays At n The Instruction i've In
Number unequaed In extent and elegance BY these o.
any academic institution In America ali thrown open
70 the II o'clock A. r. oAss Five dollsrs In stasfon-
and AL other extras Private pupils received such
hours may be vcnient 70 themselves.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

nixbt tho usual Sunday evening vhicn
y always crowded and have te,oms popular To GET
good places to hear he descspsions DO ctuai st
O'clock, tthe GsoramA t96 Broadway, whore win 10
instructed In the Land Of the Bisle.
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Rancker, Halter, has Removed To No. 4S6.
Broaaway. of Broome street, from NO. "a Bowsey,
whore be will keeo all the fashionable ana prevailing
styles ohdrens hats and also
mn kc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

FianOs.- just what every Purchaser wants
can be found 81 Al Broad VIA arkasiv good
~ low price. See she sA the
tai Pal.oe juries 10 A.. " Lsdd Co. LINCOLN 4
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Hair Dye and Wigs Bach ei0r's Mannfao-
u FOR these ARTICLES No. xS Broadway eppe-
We the PARK whore he has the best tons N me
sor for the application Of his famous hair sys hs use
=, hn nev invented viss sad s0upess ktns
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To Southern .-BOushton &
KNAPP Cortisndt street, have large stoek sf
mons md boys clothing for which viii b sole
~ the lowest cash prices. Civ . call.
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10 shirt Buyers.-The Iundsnlgnod beg to
call the attention OF shirt buyers their
sorsnsns OF SHIRTS prsS, oil ne styles from -
nufastur they enabled TO offer dealers low
''''' P. H. LEWIS BROTHER, III Broadway.
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The Boy who cried "Wolfr' when there
was Volt OF believed when the wolf 30
Of promise bfesksrs in business they and then
punctga nobody gives them credit for 10 KnswDg this,
0RBIN. No Astoy HOUSE. takes that his oteeAnS
shirs shall always A. and 30 delivered ascordins pro-
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ment manufactures expressl. for Mr. Waters possessing
power volume Of tone equal to Erard pians
mslcdeous atinuasion nearly
All Wishing to examine Superior instrument will ploaso
call AL pianos old give Aoton or
purcb aso money returned
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.uls lie ssnctitiss and pro is science s facts
dcnortrsti ts nhstnoe civilized 1suton on the
happiness q the and tho progress OF tbs race
In three parts htsfeal sud ertc narrative aud ilu.-
uesye ths9retcs and teionllc. 8yT. L. Nichols, H. D..
ana MS ssry + Cove Me Hs4s and st IL Uniform.
80 otca - Ftss ons unlsy raenssed ~
nearly opposite the Broadway tEealrc. = 1850
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Naval Intclll9caace

United S1tes C1mmA ner 8lasson,
New York via Madeira bound to NAcso ~ss esssed
November 20 By ship Sec Witch which arrived 1t Hong
Kong Decsmber o.
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day only leitdo not delay The last La5osai tud
b.autfu for only es sseh for sale N hsre
farm Of fro I've 10 tvensy acres and iii Tor SIS psvshs
In ,nstAmsnts We invite readers " cali dassv
and take share mako sure Of pleasant hoae be your
own Ia dlnre, ard real only 70 yoursel Apply 70
CHARLES WOOD 2o5 Breadray, where maps and pssph-
fstA o. be had traits.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

Peter Roberts & Co, 355 Broadway, have
just received large stock Of
suipure with new stock OF Honiton goods In beautiful de-
sims.
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Carpets mp TOwn.-It II well known that
NE carpet ut 2 Bowory has bean long sstsb
shsd asd Proverbs. for ice uaiforn and cheap price,
prios ~ 70 yourself Measrs WRIGHT BAILEY have
sdded 10 their me stock hs fashions for spring which
very beautiful especially the patterns ef paror carpsa
rues mats oiio sths Ladies' vii FAD oonvsnisnt
.ad handy besides great saving II 70 call a $50
Bowsry. Great Jones street
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Wholesale Straw Goods H0use,-TO the
lebsefs Of goods.A. Leland Co. arc new PREPARED
70 show the largest straw bennets ever osf
b tbis market viii N Shsy will ths very osesS nae
re- prices By the ease ONLY Also, their uuafseck q ass
4. LELAND 90. III Pearl sssssA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

Dsnauce Baiamander Safes, Gaylsr's Pa-
SsG-kubs kI ~ PATRICK u shs sale nasufssse1w =
Dnfsd otAtos of The above eassYAAed saca anl O.
yens n defiance and srces bes he bsse
efss and locks combined IN ths world. Dse$t - Psan
oxsst, ono door below kAie.n lane.
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Noulary invite attention TO ter old style sswng maohnss
now In general TO which Atmrahle mprcvem have
.sssnsy zen asdsd Also th.ir msehine the lsSs
unequaed strength elasticity, and beauty th . snslc
tnreAs These machir % the Inca
oshsr thia fabrics can DO ssWed once, S7s Broadway
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any scadsnio INSTITUTION in America al shrown open
"a !.
To Southern hants.-Boushton 4
KNAPP Co,s.ndt street have in store large stock e
- the lowest eash prices Civ ~ . call.
The Boy who cried "Wolfr, when there
vas NO Volt was o. believed when The wolf 30
" Sss sass .:s si
.h,1,! ! No. S:sSs aoSs' sss: s.ss hss he es.aat
n.s 'nA always NJ ana % d'n''r'a according pro
10 shirt Buyers.-The Iundsrsignod beg to
call .hs Of snr. buyers 70 hsr ss..vs
.uss n.s hsvlss q =, sls Ia mprovsnsns
'''''' '' Pa L, LEWIS visa BRorHHR, III Broadway
Peter Roberts & Co, avs Broadway, have
s Isssvsd large :ost Of se .l.s s.,k
signs. ' s'''' = ''''''' "
Wholesale Straw Goods House,-ro the
Of sta. !, =, Lsls.s O, arc prse.s
sS narist Will shsy vii ss - *. vsrs o.s -
e price: p n, s.:s only Also iAsiT usussesi sss
4 LELAND 4 90. III Pearl assss.
Carpets mp Town.-It IL well known that
Me-, s carpet :. @ Boss.y has ss. long stab
II: ~: s:; I
Bewsry. near Great Jones street
Sewing Machines.-I. M. Singer d Co. par
tculAry invite attention TO ter old style maohnss
now In general to which Admirable mprove euts have
recently een added Also thsir machine the latsst
and most perfect Invention o. the time which seam IL
threas These achr on ONES 81 vii 81 ssa a.
''nsf 'hiA iA0fes can DO ss"ed once, s1s Broadway
Dsfsuce Salamander Safes, Gaylsrss Pa
~ s *. sss.. . =: :s :. 81 g.
Jonn defiance The bogt
pefss and locks combined IN ths world Dse$t. - Pssn
Wsea one eoor below kAieen lane.
SIS Only for a Beautiful Homestead -One
day only lettdo not delay The last ths Lsscsai build
Ing lois VIII b. divided the 2sth Of February 1854 COO
cuing TO each subsess four hui ding lots 2s0 feet o.
farm Of fro TIVE 70 twenty acres and ell Tor SIS payable
In nstAmsnts We invite our readers " cali
cnARLis wooD where '1u sps ana psgps
Marriage; IT'S History, Character, and Re.
suits lie sances and rrotk s science facts
denorfust its inh1tnee ~ civilized Institution the
In three parts hitsfeal snG 1rtic narrative aud iiu
uaNye, theoretical and Gcion.dc ByT. L. Nichols D.
sna ~ sny Cove Me oa 41s snd sts Il Uniform
the ofhce Of Nchols Jtrasi sss nrsa3wsy, 10 ssirc
nearly opposite the Broadway tEsasrc.
Hair Dye and Wigs Bachelors Mannf~o-
We the Park whore he N tne
Eord for he application sye and hs ne
rev invented wigs sa6 .oupesa kss sfIrslsreens.
"There's . Witchery In Curls my Dear.
vss, s {ss r:s nsssss. s.sAs.is: sosisue sad s
GpA 6epVk HARKxB,A 20 DeesAvav.
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WoMES's RIGHTS NoNsENsE.-we have re-
ceived a pamphlet entitled Address to the
Legislature of New York, adopted by the
State Women's Rights Convention, held at
Albany, Tuesday and Wednesday, February
IA and Is: BY Elizabeth Cady Stanton, of
Seneca Falls, New York" This pamphlet is
an elaborate rigmarole upon woman's wrong.
and woman's rights OF these, her greatest
wrong appears to be that she is a woman, and
her greatest right her right to be man. But
the strong minded feminine in this matter in
holding man responsible for the misfortune that
woman is woman, seems to forget "tbe
higher law" of her organization and her func-
tons.
1t is great pity that these women's rights
women cannot be persuaded to abandon their
ridiculous antics before the world in half
breeches, and 60 home and attend to their do
nestle affairs like sensible people. Even the
old maids among them should not despair and
turn States evidence, for while there is life
there is hope. in this great and glorious country
The fact is, if these women's rights women, in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-26

BRo8 way rsEArRC, Broadwsy-Ky YOUNG wrK
A ND Is Ntp NAEB eliza
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pcwcRv Tnr.rsr Bowsry -Usorr ro~'s cA.rs.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1854-06-07

touching emotions of her countenaEce.
She turned to the President and address
ed him. He Immediately, in a graceful
and appropriate manne uttered the
sentiments she expressed to him, and
requested him to make known. When
she left the desk and descended to the
side, there was something truly con-
genial to our republic, and beautiful in
the simplicity of her manner and the
respect showed to her in our national
hall. No one moved, but all silently
waited. She walked through the aisle
attended by one or two friends, bow
ing almost imperceptibly from one
side to the other to the multitude,
expressing her feelings by her countcn-
ance. Her simple and unpretending
manner, and the silent, respectful hom-
age of the people seemed to contain a
clear and beautiful demonstration of
republican truth and sincerity. Mrs.
Hamilton now resides at Washington,
and is blessed with the love and care of
a devoted daughter. She has her re-
ception mornings, and is active in well
coming friends. She does not go into
general society, but a year or two since
was present, by particular desire, at
one of the Presidents ~levees, who, with
her slight but still graceful figure sup
ported by the Presidents arm, was
proud to introduce to each of his nu-
merous guests such a specimen of nearly
a century past