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fAdyertisemenfJ
PIANOS, MELODFONs AND MUsIC-The most

celebrated Pianos and Meodeons In the United States in
larger and less price than be found
whore. HoRAcE WATERss model and modern improved
Pianos Gilbert Co.'S Premium Pianos, with witnoat
the Eolian; Haet CuDstons Pianos (of the old firm Of
Hae Co and Pianos Of several other celebrated Boston
ard ew.York manufacture Secondhand Pianos at great
bargains Prices so, $50 SIS 500 &c SlfS. ssths
celebrated Meodeous and those OF eli other styles Prices
s45. eco s75, 500 sl15, sl25 ke s1e Eseh nssru
guaranteed Pianos Rent Cssh paid for second hand
Pisnos HORACE WArgss, No S55 Broadway.
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SPAIN.

The Ministry has abandoned the project of drawing
M Constitution 10 be submitted to the Cortes.
A roys decree orders the pay ment of the Novem-
Der dividends.
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MARRIED..

ArwooD-BREwER-on "Wednesday msrnins. Nov. l.
by the Rev O. 7 Spear. D., Preston Atwood Of Water
town Conn, to Alesfy A Brewer. OF Brooklyn
BALDWIN-D ORRlNGT0N-0n Thursday, Nov. Q by the
Rev DR. McElroy J. TIE. Baldwin 20 Mary Z. Dorrinsou
COX-NEW MAN-On THURSDAY. Nov. 2 at ST. Psars
Cburch Flstbush L l.. by the Rev wm Rudder, Mr.. wm
r. Cox of Maysve Ky to Ltxze r. daughter OF the late
Rev " II Newman. of Flsibush. -
JANES-DE MING-On "Wednesday, Nov BY the Rev.
NJ Csrk Henry w Jsnes Esq OF Chicago, Ill, TO Mss L.
Frsbeth Demins daughter OF Mr. s. Demins Of this City
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ASHES are dull AZ previous prices . ,.s,.,ta
RtsS-About Go barrels have changed hands at 80 TO
10 4 8 y ewt. for common.
There sales reported
sYIsITs op TURPEsrNE has brought Ssi Pewt -
TaILow ha been in fair demand s ooi 10 90 for l. u aud
s4I 10 esl for good North American -
Lssp- $40 iuns are reported at Sal TO lsTewt.
Ons-The business IN Palm Oh amounts 20 lSe turs on
hs o and 10 .rri,e o. a4S 4fs the latter price
heips now Demanded Pale Rape OH has brought 49, cvt
RICE acye during the week At advanced
rates, sec barrels and terees Carolina sold 81 A
Fewf.
DYEwoops eoanue steady request; % tsns Jsnsa Los
wood brought sc IOl to Sc IS y tur.
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NATIONAL THEArER.-To- NIGHT the great Co.
l..s Drama Of . The Devil. D.ash,sr7 Is % Be Psod.o-s
Hathaway tho Invi.ible Mr. 0r.fas D.~.oa TIE Ir.h
tragedian and Mr. Smith the Ne~ fork rrsssdsn vii
.reesr in the tssedy Of Msebeth To sosRoW (sunA,yi
EvrssG the third grand Vocal and Instruments. cOaeer III
be kiyrn
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TAdyertisement |

GAS FIXTURES of new and tasteful patterns,
will be found the Warerooms Of MITCHELL, BAILEY Co.
Nos Is and 81 John ct Long experience In the business and
superior facilities for manufacturing enables u to fufnsh
goods Of the best quality and finish tho very lowest prce
Tie trade supplied on favorable terms.
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I 4fverftaeuranst

GAS! GAs!-GAs FIXTURES OF new designs
and ensupssed worknsnshp, viii be found st the greed
manufacturing depot OF ARcHEz, WAksgR Co., No SO
Broadway; also portable sppaEssus country r
dences. churches or aetories
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PHALoN's PAPHIAN LOTION has not osly
ladies' GENERALLY Throughout the eouatry Az o. 70
moving iritstens Of the sam and frsshsnins TsaIU
besuufyins the snplexiou, Ii las hadsns AA
ssysl entirsly unapprosehed.
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AdvertscmentT
LIE OF FOREIGN POULTRY AT BARNuM's

SALE OF FOREIGN POULTRY AT BARNUMs-
Al 10, o'clock THIS MosSNc all the choice aud e..ufvs
FcwLs the show Of foreign Pou Try Bsssuxs Nc.
sFum will sold OF suction Such notable eoecrSsn
las never been In this country before Nov the nns
for bargains The Old Chateau" will be peTfcrrs4 his III
terroon and this evening.
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LARGE RopprRY.-On Wednesday night last, tn,

an ,es and ,mbrodery store of James 0rsy Co. corner
Of wayery place and Broadway. was broken OPEN and
pieces Of silk Of the value Of lOO stolen The
the basement and OF brace and
bit opened door leading from the vaults into the store The
ellis tsken were plain the marks and wrappers
torn Of and the door None of the lace embroidery
stock touched, that could be easily dentissd The
offered reward Of 600 for the discovery Of the property
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-04

this port from the h OF January 20 the Trh OF
October Isi IA bales; Of which lis3 5S bales
Auere.n Ditto 1885, 81 65 bales; Of which 400 $50 bales
v,re Amercsn Decrease this year. 49, 36s bales Delivered
Tor sousumpon 1884 4s2 coo bales; Of which LIS 80 were
American Ditto 1855 SO olo bales Of which LIZ 30 were
ITsean Decrease this year Sc 4O bales Taken for export
ss rs IA bales Of which l03 07 were American Ditto
lass 80 SIS bales Of which eo Si were AmerGAn Deerease
ri. ye.r 81 1874 bses Stocks 1854 1880 bales; OF whlsh
t7s 40 xeie Amer an Ditto 1883 s26o bales Of which
4es 10 American. Decrease ths year ~ ~ oAes
CoRx MlRKET-The scsnty Imports and the great redac'
n in the .ocl. Of cid Wheat and Of Flour have produced
he wees Of y bbl Flour ls to iis 70 d on Wheat
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advertisement
AFFECTIONS OF THE EAR.-DoctOr HARTLEY,

the An bess 10 thoss Of bis patients New
Yoh and vicinity with whom be has been In communicates
that be has In compliance with their special asde
visit this City and may Be consulted until the
day named for bis departure the Sc Nicholas Hotel
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tAdverisementI
BRASS ROLLING MUL,-Manufactur Of sheet

rolled and plsters Bras and German Silver.
Brass Copper and German Silver Wires Bras and Copper
Tubing; Brass Kettles; German Silver in the lnsot. ,
Also dealers In Ingot Copper, Banca Tin, Spelter Nickel
&c. 0rden from dealers and others solicited Mill at Wstsr
bury, Conn; store Hos- IS and 81 JohDst New York
BExEDIcr BuRSHAN, Manufacturing Company.
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CITY ITEMS

The Rev. Tsro. L. CUrLKR viii preach on Ihs
Christiaa Lar Of Temperance, at the Brosd"ay ao-
srnscle tomorrow Sunday afternoon, at cioeA'
The Rev. J. p. THOMPSON will preach OF 'e -H', :"
Responsibility Of Voters at the Broadway iaoe'n'''e
to morrow Sunday evening, at [! O'CLOCK
The Rev. J. ID. wEsrcoTT viii preach 90 the lem
peraDce question at his church corner OF Lsh' ana
Yarick SITS, to-morros Sunday evening.
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Advertisement.
IL Ia wonderful, wonderful,

Step BY step, since Time began.
To see the steady gain Of nasa-'
In Art, for instance IL Is only recently thu, pic
eeae be taken 10 cloudy dsy Now IL u done 10 perfeS
AZ Roors Gallery No S3 Broadway, Of Frankli
Csyens and stereoseopes taken to perfection
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fAcvertiseuent.

The best, the cheapest, the largest 5D-Cent
DAeuERREoTYPEs the ess eoored with hand
complete No tS5 Broadway Of How
a1dst GAEBASATr, Artist
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To PoLITICASS.-THE SUNDAY TIMES Of 10.
VIII contain valuable interesting and amusing ard.
eles upon State and Municipal Politics.
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oul- tha, they bs,h In coed demand Tier Is ~
- really eooo Beefhere
Baeos = whOai much inquiry and aeusndsuorto lOii
the prices ".
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ADVERTISEMENT
~ -
GAS FIXTURES :

and twenty per cheaper thaa any other kouss vho.l
and retail Of the msnuaetory Of JAMS Moyrsr No ne
add IA Phnce-s,, third block west Of Broadway
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DRAWING FROM NATuRE.-This beautiful se-
COMPLAINANT taesht No ss Broad wsy .tr,eti,s he
cut the e0unty Academy open for Pups today. sna
during 1ext week
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ADVERTISEMENT
DEsmERis Pill

DEsmER's Pills
DEsHLEE's PILLS cure H.
DEsHLER's PILLS cure Fever and Agus.
DssHLEas Puts Fever and AFue without fall.
Sold o, the Wholesale and Retail Depot No. SAL Broadway
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N'Or. s. 1854.


tive OF Ireland so years Of age died yesterday her residence
No i2 Ridge from the effects Of overdose OF sudanum
which she tho purpose Of selfdestructoo The de-
much dstreed In mi1d account OF pecunitry loss her
sop who supported bad sustained by which she was com
ne led 10 earn her living by going days work. This
misfortune probably induced her to destroy herself Coroner
ODopns held an inquest upon the body and verdict Of
" Suicide - wss rendered by the Jury.
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ADVERTISEMENT
nnAEnuE rp,0 Hrn Nnnr %
GAS FIXTURES,

variety fLAnP Of the beautiful
stsntly hand snd furnished the possible price
W SANDERS No Chstham square md No. Csthsrine
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LAW INTELLIGENCE
FRAUDULENT ISSUES OF STOCK.

SUPREME COURT-srEcIAL TERM-Betore Judge hoskis.
OPINION AND DECISION.
The PEOPLE er rel James jenkins and John Ccndt st
The Parker Vein Coal Co, Joseph Noble, and others
MORRIS J.-Tbis is motion by plaintiffs for Msnda-
dir and jenkins to transfer stock on the transfer books Of A
S III .PssiSoes Of aid who may require the .sns
made according to the regulations Of the Company aud
The facts in the established by the papers used BY the
parties. are IS follows: ,,, s,.,.
Of Maryland with capital of noe exceeding Three Millions Of
Dollar to be divided into shares OF ons hundred dollars sss
of the Company who legally authorized 20 issue ceftn
Gates OF stock and to transfer stock Us. Cd i..s
1854 there had been issued and then and now out
100 600 Of than the Of tho
Legsure authorized These fraudulent Issues OF sbo GER
ssnats esrscstes it il therefore impossible BY Inspection
designate which are genuine and which are false
Court sued Against tho COMPANY. &C.. oIbiddins tho
.ansr Of stock BY the officer. Of The CopRan which saae
lies IL argued BY the parties to TIL. application
that this mott also be deemed motion to dissolve thai
The Psrisr Vein Company have become in.oysns and
sment of all their property and effects hs been made for
the benefit Of all their creditors
The ospa m this suit owa hold certificates Of stock
they have sold and desire 10 transfer and are stock bro
hers and they require power Of transferring the stock Of
this Company TO facilitate their business operations
Cehcss Of stock are only evidence OF the existence OF
goeI and OF is ownership These false certificates fsss
witneese pretenses-there no truth In what they -
the capital Of the Company lessen the par yaas o. tse
shares the DumbeE Of the shares NO SCI Of the
COMPANY Of its officers directors ockhods sthsr By
fraud increase the capital OF the Conpsoy
on number Of shares The Legislature alone pos
.e.e, such power Therefore there not and cannot be
.hort Of the Lessure stock represented ey
these false certificates ,,,,..,
To open the the transfer Of stock would lead 70 ths
CIRCULATION and transfer Of these 100 900 false eehesss
genuine would the difficulties Of tracing the genuine
c,,c.tes OF stock would change the evidence In el.ton %
thee and would additionally expose holders OF
stock and the community to injury .
The evidence of the parties interested must be LETT Hnets
stood uhen the frauds were discovered until tho Courts BY cd
Indication or the Legislature by enactment dispose OF the mat
IT, ,,,ins Ar ths copclnson have considered the
ti.p neither mAbdaInus would be remedy we're no
merits Of she question with PLAINTIFF RObr H. hohhis'
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superior Candies French and other Toys, Can
pro,. Rel cs.dv Iossasss &C. .isk large ..snsn. ?.
Conteeti0oery Of every tind vhe,es:ss 800
prices, BY SrTvAaT bessfsr. Nc ." ...I
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q. s. CIRCUIT coURr-Bsfor Judge BsrIa

TRIAL FOR ARSON IN THE flhsi Ds v.c
Two lads, Is and l6 years OF age, named issao
tine and Joseph Finn placed upon trs % "a sis 10
charming them with setting hre 20 two es Al Nsreb
dwelling house ct Governors Island the hs''" -"
and be ginninz OF April last a,.,.. govs,n1en,
The lads spprentieed to the Usted seb h mill
nusicisns snd stationed az the i'is''' '
tary fertilization. -. o-@rrr,a in the afsbt
aInI Of the bOu.e Z :s . hc on eon,e,os
s.a os M. there hs1 fe1r ares 90 the Island
In regard to one Of and running toward the south
80 be, catered q bresth isv before
caety - ssnpded and while ell the other boys sa
the alarm OF hrs - .s,m oSxnated tbese did not
0os also ..d b. ssa.ss I'd % u. crime 10 ,sn
ms .s.s,se1 Say ssbes that they did make such
,n,.os a. al which on their behalf was denied must
10 vod further punishment &c and thst sseh eoo
nsvs ,.npos sssint them On shs othsr bsnd
60 .sid 20 been .er the eogsns ,nI vs rven sna
t,ore admissible The assigned. on the pan o. one IN
ne eosssisn revenge having been er'asnt ss3
S,,erfer and punished
punishment for which State Pson For United stses M
HeKeon; for defense, Mr. Eagle.
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CLEVELAND FIRE AGAIs.-By Teiegraph-
CLEVELAND. Thursdsy, Nov. I'd, 1884
Morrison Burgess Safes have Wlders Patent on them;
MORLEY & REYNOLDS.
the above will be that the Safes which preserved
the money and valuable papers in the great fire AZ Cleveland
were NOT las claimed be- HeiDss Pateat but WlLDEHS,
sIthonsh made by Herring and now manufactured by
STEARNS MARVIN
IA, q 1eH Nos IA and lf6 Wster.st
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COURT CALENDAR-TEis DAT

CIRCUIT CouRr-Mondsy.-Sos 81, s55 70 $780,
al TO $50 n,, ~
SUPERIOR CogRr-Mendsy.-Pub on Fn-
Corros ras-Mosdsy.-Geavai Ty~.-For
sysuussss On appeals from Special Tern, &C.
SgrEKnx CogEr-honday.-Gen Isy".
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RARE PoULTRY,-The foreign poultry, now on
exhibition will be sold at auction at the Museum at
lOl A. NJ, to-day Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-04

Nor THAT MAN, But ASorHER.-Mr. George w.
Westbrook, the Mustang Lniment man, desires US to
state that be is not the George Westbrook recently
arrested for being concerned in getting up the swind
lirg Bank of Anacosta.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28
Statue of Washington.

The whole country will he glad to learn
that Clark Mills, the sculptor, has
completed the new studio and foundry,
which he has been erecting on the farm
which he purchased imme lately after
receiving thee commission for an eques.
lrian statue Of Gen. Washington. The
appropriation was $4,000 but it is
understood that the artist intends to
produce the most imposing equestrian
statue in the world,s regardless Of the
expense. Judging from some rough
sketches on the walls Of his studio, Of
detached fragments, he will be as sue.
cessful in this colossal conceptions as
he was in the chef d osaure now in La.
fayet,e Square. His proposed location,
we understand. is Pennsylvania Avenue,
midway between .he capitol ami the
white house, where, By moving thc mar
ket back towards the canal, 6no Rite
can be obtained. Here,apon a. gigantic
pedestal, -ovsftoppins the surrounding
buildings, he proposes to'erec. his colos
sal representation Of tho pater patrie
visible,lrom alnos, every, public build
ing in the metropolis, AMI from the ap.
iproaches in every direction, il viii! slsnI
ii proud guardianship over the chy
which besrs ils hallowcd sne.--DoltaI
NewsphpeC. M SaaDs toa u .fssFa Il.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28
Fencing in Railroads.

We are glad TO see petitions are being
presented TO eur legislature, inlfayor,of
general law requiring the feneins and
otherwise enclosing Of railroads by Tho
several railroad companies. iin,osuch
manner as to forbid stock going upon
the track, and thus 10 prevent the; Toss
and destruction Of domestic animals.58t
This is measure imperatiyely needed.
not single railroad in this State is en-,
tirely fenced 10, while on most of Them,
The unieaced portion is larger than tho
fenced. The result is, that scaEsly .
week passes upon any road without q
cass OF cattle OF horse killing. On some
roads it is almost daily ,occurrpncey
Out Of these disasters dissentions, arise.
The owner Of the unlucky animal m,
less he is promptly remuueratsl. !. feels
enragel against the ,lsilroad company. aInl,Y,.
and perhaps revenses himself BY annoy,
ing and obstructing the railroad But
these consequences are all,trifing, CONS
pared with the loss or huIna n Life which
may fesul,--a consideration that alone
demands the passage Of a, preysntitiys
law Cleveland Plaindcaler. .,,,,2
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28
ATribune Prettyness.

Day is widening its borders, and the
shadows are proportionately narrowing.
Seven D clock comes eariierin the morn:
ing, and fingers longer at night than it
used to do awhile ago. Breakfast is
modestly retiring away from dinner, and
supper is almost "hull down" from IL NJ.
The sun is getting up in the world; he
is approaching his northern boundary,
and the world is getting up 10 meet him.
The downtown tide flows q half hour
earlier than it did month since, and
engines grow restless sooner than was
their wont. -.-. ID.
How beautifully the widening and
Frightening days Of the year would look
if we could only lay them down in
mosaic along the halls Of time-sold
and silver, and shadow. g..
Time is q strange thing, to be sure
Awhile ago we witnessed the blossomins
of the Century Plant. 1t was nothing
but the opening Of a aower-but it was,
nevertheless, thought provokin, scene
The.e it was ono Of Flora's own chrome
meters, marking no such paltry fractions
as your life or ours, but silently marking
the flight of centuries. Near it., nestled
in the moss, asleep, was the flower tha,
lives end dies dozen times day, while
within our own bosoms was the hear
that beat out moments like golden ker
nels beneath the falling fails. Every
body is warning against Time; every
heightened lever-every new combina
ton Of whcels-is weapon ngains
Time, prolonging. abridging, quick min!
or retarding il. The press is the mishties
engine yet brought to bear against il
1t IS the Polyglott Of human thought
1t enables us to repeat million time
what otherwise we could only say bn
once. 1t unseals the lips Of The dead
and keeps them speaking ages, auaibl!
and eloquently, through the dumb an'
! long gone years.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28
NUMBER q,
SeIf Esleen.

:, - 1. .
II is o well.known principle Of optics,
that shadows are longest when tho sunsis
farlhcs, from the objec,swhich cnst them.
In tho same degree that the sun sp.
proaches, the shadows diminish ill arfiv.
cd OF The zenith, and shining in the
fullncss Of strength, they disappear al.
together. Much the same law Of pro.
por,ionate increase does the shadow and
stain Of vanity observe; distance fton
the light lenglheaing and deepsaiWSsAi.
while nearpess to sslipht dwindles
and attenuates it, ill, resting unlsf the
very blaze Of truth, iivsnishes alto.
geiher. We always think best Of our.
selves when we ore most ignorant OF
ourselves. The dimness ormorsl vision
occasionel by the abscnce sofflishi,
msgnifes the dimensions Of our virtues
out Of oil proportion, wliils at tho same
time il obscures our views. Conceit Is
plat that, like some noxions wec'ls,
grows best in the dark. Lights fatal
toit, and inslinclively !. shuns i; fhe
nearer onc's heart is kept to the great p!
Source Of light, the more humble ana
self-rcaouncing il will become. Self
esteem /. possible only where there -
a great ignoran e Of ourselves; anb i We
would be free from its isnoble Influences
we have only TO open the doors 70 lhn
entrance of the light. Like beam o.
tho sun introduced into chamber o
bats and owls. the heart Oil resoun.'
with Auilorinss offs sacred and mlser'
bic vanities when The truth 6ads effect
ual entrance.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28
AnnlhAr Mask Oh.

The Washington Union declared the
other day, that the bill Of DouoLAs was
an administration measure, that they
were committed to il; and they are; for
is with them to carry out the spirit Of
the compromise of 1850, and ths re-
solves of 1862 in national convention.
Yet this question is thus treated by
democratic (?) paper ofthis place: ~
"The people Of the Territories, in
forming State Constits,ion, have the
right to decide the question lor them.
selves-thcy will do il without any Of.
frmalion or denial Of the principle. bA.
cause tits a part Of the fundamenta
creed that they are capable Of fsclf.govs
ernment. Congress cannot introduce
slavery into Ncbraska-anl without
law it cannot go there. Why then,
raise the question, unless for the pur.
pose of giving demagogues an ephene.
raj reputation, and allowing smulLbeer
politicians in Congress and, out Of ~
to lash themselves into frenzy? For
our part. we are sick Of the discussion,
and wish no more Of il. The bill Of
Senator Douglas, We Learn, wsstiasto.
duced without onsulta.ion with western
members-we trust they will unite in
opposition to its agitaling features.
Yet this is the paper-the State
Democrat which was going 10 stand
by TIE Democratic color. Oh! yes, how
Indignantly it scorned the idea that i
would oppose the (. administration.--
Now all can see what tits; fot ito dis
guise is off,. 1t is much better so. The
democracy know Just what il, or lis
owners and controllers mean, by its pre-
tences 10 democracy t1,'z3 SIoiA7fis
The above We copy from the Ohio
Statesman, simply TO say, that u iita
editor has no higher motivesin conduc'
ting his paper than to yield 2 ready and
willing compliance with tveiy measure,
that the democracy Of Ohiogssek some
other organ, that will more faithfully
represent theirviews and Ihotivss.;i I"
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-02-28
A Gem of FOREIGN Literature.

The following from the Bizaree, in
the language Of Gerry Won Knipperhau.
ser, the dutch critic, "ish goot!"
TIE NIGHT SIDE OF LOVE.
From the German Of Heinrich Kinklehammcr.l
Midnight veiied the heavens with in.
finite blackness as Hans Won Rosen.
baum stepped from the orgied halls Of
the Kinkel Lager Haus Zum Saus und
Braus. The foam Of the beer still dash.
ed his white beard, and the murmur ol
the evening breeze mingled in his soul
with the memories Of cries for "einunder
pretzeI!" and spring in de Lager!' and
the trilling Of ha'ps and pianos-for il
had been concert night. - "'
"Katra.ri.na!' he cried from the bot.
tom Of his heart and voice "Kat.a.rina!
Komm herausr' o' q
The breeze sighed in the vine leaves =
the waves rippled-all was still. 4
Once more in agony arose that cry
"Kat.a.ri.na" Se ~ .ia.
Deep from the recesses Of the second
story window murmufed an answer. s.
"Niz komm heraus!'' .a.a. ,
"Vot--you won't kom out!" roared
Hans, in all the grief Of rejected love.
"Den you COOS NIT der tuyful and don.
dered! Gotchimmelkreuzschoc ckswere'
nsth!"
A brick few from his hand, skinned
through the misty air-there was ths
Jingle Of the broken glass--a cry In fe
male Dutch-and--all was silent. *** !
Still wandsrs in dark midnights the
spectr ii form Of Hans Won Rosenbaurn
around that dwelling, still rings. from
the window the ghoslly cry of'.nix komm
aus,"--stills wings its way ON the
night wind a phantom brick.bat; and
still the benighted traveller hears At las,
dismal wall in Dutch. All things in
heaven OF on earth are reflected in ,heil
ghosts or in their shadows. f,el