The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-19

and r~t.r ed It tn i,s proper sss was universally
'utoo md G. mmehte0 On. In - sas y slight "A.
schrulsm obs. ived III bis cMssdne, ~ he sas loh.
20 Il th- full d es- uniform Of Major G-aera, Ia
The revO uti0OA war while the caye 0f chiyairy in
he words of Col Diebl must have Doea il tile
lrvious' to that event 10 hi.tdy.
On account Of he magnitude Of the day, the din
b+r, th, ,cugh the hbersI,ty of M. Andsr.nn, was
little txts; aDc ia Ger TO refu,e Aud lay at rest
be bb~Iiou. reports which have gone abroad In re-
f~rbte Ia nu' haze, and In opposition 10 the state
Gc.'icns II four g,est staples, ham, lamn, sheep
at mutton" We appeic th~ billo fare Issue IL:
Grand DINNER AND ToURNAnEsr-cAxrR
Lamb soap. sAsep scrr~l soup.
Aut'cn 90. Wether soup, very hot
steep do Lambs tail soup.
Esh
Sleeps head trout (privafe soup)
RDaas
R.ast Mutton, Lamb presque uouton.
Io Lamb, Lamb e1tesrement do.
Do Parchment very old snd rare.
he Boiled
Ssme a. roast only more 40
= Aw Entreea
Io. fries, done bro n. Laurel H'll ve0isou
8t Lamb pi-s, sauce p,quans.
Consolidated chicken PIE, old and curious
fcnle,s De redfs I'd, .sHi cidsr
Pete de- ifics mouton.
Recford air. Joscs very stale
10. wnter. Lambs Essays.
DO. exersisc. Bne pills
Plates and saucers au brass band.
Vegetables
Fofesocs au bourre tres ste.ed je no sails quois,
pota'ce. Ia matre dhoteL Besas Ia sutta psrchs.
Do. en- jsquetses Tomatoes, private dish
Lricnss4ed piIe stems Corn, do. do.
si... : '''''' ''' 'A Wster., Wait DO. Ss DO. so'
Bred au beorre encos plus Rice aour le elephant.
ancient Ca anbarp Dour Ii hoyF
stratifed and lamina'ed jelly cake.
apple pic sons pommes.
Do. do, do rhutarb.
Refrigerated mills congosled whssey.
Vaiiegafcd pudding D. ur il dtspcpsie
Plies au jelly, and jey su hies.
Lit Of W.es
spSS, 90 90 sa sa sae se MI Do 'osur ae Dc
lion spring au guinise. Do, do. dirty dun.
ILampa1be vinniQre. Tea colcur 10 ultra N arine
DO spoiise Do do dc saw dust.
Dspepsic, Disgust, Night ,larc Call for Bill Berkeley
-pIings
s. you see how we live, and how we grow fat
few nights ago, in the deep Stiffness Of Midnight,
ab siiar occnrrco In The main building, which star
tie, ALI the sleepers from their pr0priety which is
even yer toe theme Of discussion, aud which 1t vas
pttvidenfia was MT productive of serious result.
II appears thata ack Of bnck hounds, owoed BY
ntighb ring proprietor had It .rtcd fox, or some
other animal which, on &C cunt of ,nt Of pra ,.ica.
they bad agreed TO consider game. Tnis animal h ID
rsced through the Spring Hotel and re rete1 itself
IN the secor story entry. Whether the deep bal ing
torpds were not TO be rests iaiBsd by tnat veteran
Nimrod, Major Watson aod aids, or whether thcy
We're gaming on individual account, We 0 not 10
f0med, but certain It is that they came to yards
the house, making might hldeous" With their
dre.df' full noutred baying. ALI bat Que fai ed
70 enter; but this one, large a. yea.iing calf
ana raking more noise than bull Of
Bashan, rushed up stairs ran aloug the entries and
~ thosc close and cocfned Dasrsges gave fuil
tongue, enc an ala med the slumbcSing inoocents
that OIL was contu.ioa and dlsmsy. some :cou gut
that Cholera had b "ken out simultaneously rs all
tie rorns; some that real Of thunder I'd come
IN at the window, had lost ITSELF aud was hun lag
Tor On exit; W lie Others again supp ,scd that
troop OF mad dogs, having found thel way into the
Duuso. wer smHs,ng themselves by biting every
ooe u teI ersl, with special design upon them in
Wib pr~st difficulty this noisy nocturnal sport
ing dog wa iven out, bat tho confusion an1 dts.
ma did not suhside uutil lar in the mo Mug. W1a.
ne result woulo have been II Q whole pack had
succeeded 10 finding entrance, Il wouid have been
hsrd to ssy. twas we'll ey cootented themselves
IN s'viDq tonsue outside the housc, aud tho clas 10
walks M romantic purllcus Of the Jriog and Pa
vill''n, else We might be compelled 70 record dis
sstiols - nseQutn es.
We take leave Of these beautiful gr,un Ia aud
hsaltb giving spr 90 tomorrow. and feel SURF that
ne y.c"li~c'fon II our mouth OF pleasure will be
hse me nem1ry Of 'all other joys that are passed
-ssset, Jet mOurnfnl to the soul" MAX.
TBE EXECUTION OF wEIG ARr.--On Saturday, 18th
ies' We'gsrt ~ho was found guilty Of the murder Of
Cahine. In toe cisy Of Lexington during hast ~io-
yer. stns "a tte extreme penalty OF the lsx Be
tween and 10 o. lock 10 the m1rniog be was taken
from the county jail 10 tnc pace ap soDted TOR exc
culiop, 10 tic suburbs Of the city. There a vast
crowd had coDgrgatsd, who witnessed tue awful
prcDsfat1oDs for the death Of the convict with 90
EmBtty that re- tndered the OcclsiOu even moro ter
ritL. Weigast was nc oWpaned to the gail Jws by
III Rev. Mr.. Pratt, of the Baptist Chur h, and
Presby str'sp clerg man, who were faithful la adj
ninsfs ring tO hun the couso stons OF religion. The
unhappy man oied with amDess, and professed 60
bave fouDd "a 10 view OF his fntnrc life. To his
ae, m u er and father the stroke was one OF great
severity and will weigh heavily upon their declining
Year.. From sn eye.wf ress 70 the execution, We
itsrD that Weigast manifested, ~hca the seateace
was ahont b.inR fulfilled, considerable trcpidaiion,
and after tbe pooso bad been adjusted ne Jun ed
from tbe platform. rus actuslly bansiug himself.
lie gave no time TO prayers the graicstlon of the
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