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Advertisement
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UNCLE TOMS CABIN" This wonderful drsms IL
performed the Nson Thsster this araoon sv,uiss
rskins l7sth iTnh We understand thst the
estered By the great Of the piece hu for y,
eminent engaged preparing std
costly scenery for H. and Monday evening Cncle ron Cs5e'
will be placed the In magnificent style a .r en-
Every will be entirely and g'es sdios
made tho drama descriptive Of the text Of I'll. su,hos %
Thester be re0fuameateS painted rded
&c and the dre circle newly cushioned Eise Ia Unoe
Tom the National Go IL and pro6t BY It's moral Lessons
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WILLIAMSBU RGH ITEMS.

The Houston st Ferry Company presented each OF then
employees with fine fat turkey weighing on an average
fifteen pounds last NewYears Day and have done so foi
The last six years
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CITY ITEMS.

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER,
Ob.sosi0ns BY Standard TAnoasr "a So Chseerssf
1884. GAM I'm. 3PM
January 6....................... AZ 42i 30
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LECTURES. MEETINGS EXHIBITIONS &c.

LECTURES, MEETINGS, EXHIBITIONS &c.
SATURDAY Jan 7, 1854
JopN BULL and Curoses OF Literature Wallaeks NJ
ADVERTISING WIFE ssts and Faces" Sc st Blrtons
CATsRAcT O GASGEs aud farce At Broadway, 7PM
UScLE TOMS CABIN, 7 P. NJ and at 2 p M-Nstonal.
Two PLAYS Z ? and Lad, Of Lyons" ?. M-Mussum
Gro (BRsTY WOODS MissrRELsEthop ansm-fH Broadway
OPERA HousE-Ethopian Denestions-5s Bwy IT.
NEw-Y esran-S7 Bowery, \ p NJ
BROADWAY Animas-557 Bway 10 10 10 r. 81
IxpUsIRy NATIoss-Crysal Palace, A. 70 dusk
BRYAN CHRISTIAN ART93 Broadway de- AID
BAsvARD's EGYPT AND HOLY LAsD-596 Broadway, u ?
PAsToscoPE CALIFoRSIA-7lS Broadway " p VI
PERBAMs MILE MIRRoR-665 Broadway, and "A NJ
galley EGYPTIas AsreUriEs659 Broadway "a TO loPM
WOODS FREE PIcTUsE every dsyNo 4 Broadway.
ScNoR BLITz- MaEic-Stuyy essnt Institnte u 2. 81
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NEWS BY THE NAILS.

DISASTERS on THE LANES POR THE YEAR ls53.-We
find in The Buffalo Express statement by g. w Rounds,
Agent for the North western Insurance Company in rea
ton to the Lake Disasters for the last to
two hundred and sxtysx. Loss of property, ss7il43
Lives lost. 81. The following is q recaptulation:
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GRAHAMiS MAGAZINE.

Graham first number for the New Year gives brilliant
promise for the coming months II is charged with fresh
vitality and never had more lively deshng goahesd ap
pearauce and manner than now The illustrations are
abundant aud spirited and for tho part interesting
subjects Among the contributions notice article on
Robert Morris by Redwood Fisher, Legend Of Beaver
Brook by Charles Wilde Giving Dinner, by an Original
COntr buor together with copous nary literary notices
Sips of Punch and other racy continental appan 'es
Nothing is wanting but table of contents-a sovenly
omission The number contains original poems by Lo vel
and Bryant the latter of which transfer tn our columns
sold by StrDger g. Townsend and De Witt g. Davenport
THE VOICE OF AUTUMN.
BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT
There comes. from yonder hight
A soft repinng sound,
Where forest leaves ere bright
And fall, like flakes of light,
To the ground
1t is the autumn breeze
That, lightly floating on,
Just skins the weedy eas,
just stirs the glowing trees.
And is gone
lie means by sedgy brook,
And visits with sigh.
The last pale flowers that look
From out their sunny nook.
AT the sky
Der shouting children flies
That light October wind.
And kissing cheeks and eyes.
lie leaves their merry cries
Far behind
And wanders on to make
That soft uneasy sound
BY distant wood and lake,
Where distant fountains break
From the ground
No bower where madens dwell
Can win a moments stay;
Nor fair untrOdden dell
lie sweeps the upland SWELL
And away
Mourn'st thou thy homeless state
Oh soft. repining wind
That early seek st and late
The rest it is thy fate
Not to ird
Not on the mountains breast.
Not on the oceans Shore
In all the East and Vest
The wind that stops to rest
Is no more
BY valleys, woods and springs,
No wonder thou shouldst grieye
For all the glorious things
Thou TOUGHEST with thy wings
And must leave
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"tion Of Humanity in Cities
LEAF or MEMORY LosT.-An old mans memory is a
queer place Indeed it resembles old fashioned garnet
full of relics and souvenirs Of the past the rubbish of to-
day but the riches Of yesterday.
In conversation yesterday with old man, who has
passed long and useful Life and with whom now il is In
dian summer we weps impressed with remark he incl
denay made He had the opening of near seventy
springs at FIRST the winters and went but by and by
urmeled fakes fingered in his hair and he saw them
drifting over the graves Of after another whose feet
with his had brushed the morning dews together AT last
they whiened over his old ws last resting plaee-oyer
her who knew him when the shadows fell to the westward
and the day was before" them both-who never thought
him old though all the world pronounced him So Every
body sad when che died. ii" is terrible blow to the old
man and few did all they coudto make him forget but
there was no need of that for said he they did seem
ito know where the blow fell they depoed-they did II
think hop much missed somebody to hp me remember
Those few words indeed contain world Of meaning
He dad miss The other ec from memorys tablet Two pairs
of eyes had but one rainbow but pair behed now
Two had lived again the past but one renem
btrdit-and imperectly now Who would have les little
thread extended till he too should be compelled to take up
the words and say miss somebody to help me remem
Der T.
TIE Veteran Corps will 60 to Philadelphia Monday to
attend the National Convention to be held in that city
NuIsAScKs-Capt Alderman. Of the Ninth Ward Police
ays in his return to Chief Mase in relation to the prac
tee of throwing ashes in the street that Yesterday be
tween the hours of IL A. and p NJ, the station use
"was visited by number Of most respectable citizens
kng for information regards the removal OF the coal
ahes 1t estimated that there are from 300 to 400 loads
aof ashes in this district which the carmen refuse TO re-
move without being remunerated by the citizens. The
opv information we can give that the streets cleaned
abv contract Unless means are taken to remove the
nuisance the next great riot may look for viii be
coal ashes riot when considerable dust will be made to
"ay Lieut. Olmsesd Of the lid Patrol District reports
that dead horse has been lying in wess near the Jer
sey City Ferry since Sunday morning the ist INST he
further saws that the Health Warden was notified OF the
fact The same morning and the City Inspector on Wednes
day morning but that there now tome prospect Of the
nuisance being speedily removed the rats having under
taken the job.
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lAdvertizemenLl

Every Picture that goes from RoOTs Aands 10 70
the seed which falls IN rich sc Admired criticized aud ~
admired b. family pehbors and friends hsre ned
after rich In the cousins and rslstives q all deg
and vbo nsf upon having their portraits tsn thss
STYLE. Thus like circles the Ro0rse xeasi
business I expanding Cs the greet free gallery No SS
Broadway ffst door, mp stairs Open day and evening
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CouRT CALENDAR, THIS DAY.

Conmos PLEAs-Part Nos 81, 81 81, lo2, 100, los.
Ic7 lfs. I27 10 1873 IL Nos li2 20 26 inclusive
SUPERIOR CoURT-Monddy.-No 20, 50, -, l2l l32.
I4s No. g. &c. IS 1885, 1855 1856 ISL ls 100 $751; sl i to ia ia
I79 1870. 1871, Is3 1884, las 1877 lSs -. .
CiRcrm COrET-M onday.-Nos. 8, 25s, %, /, 2aI, rs
TO "a inclusive =. =, .
SUPREME CoURT- Special -Monday.-Nos. H.
IL 10 81, g % 81, Sc CO. Cd, Gt, g. IS, S.
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TRIyy HAND PUSHED- - weinssisy evening
Policeman hesd. ofthe Tenth WSrd Observed sIsPici.
looking fellow with two bundles Of cloth IN Ter his
s pesing through Hester st and susp-oting hi - b,
thef The officer attempted 10 arrest him. bat tho FOL
low got with the c,'h into ths hall Of the
Mr. Levy in that The or Of which he instantly
then dropped the cloth and escaped hr,lgh rear do
over f,rc6s Into another street and f1sy got OF The
officer managed after desy get siis oa to the
house hut the bird had flown The goods however ware
recovered. snd proved to belong to J. W Lewis & c.,
Of No SO Lib ~ st. from whoss store they had been
stolen The thief d unk nown
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FAREWELL TO IvoRY-Those magnificent coored min
known 81 Croypes taken in such perfection BY Root
No G3 Broadway rapidly taking the place Of the miniature
oil painting while they equally handsome a. the
iyoy ork quite In likeness the best
Daeuereofype Seeing believing Call and be convinced
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ADVERTISEMENT
aNIrn TILE REST Or No PAY=EOr Cholera,

WARRANTED TIE BEST OR NO PAf-for Choiefa,
Collie Couh Croup Dyeutey Chronic Rheumsem Pains In the
Lin be Chest Toothsehe Old Sores swcllnss &c De
Lnme the only remedy be depended on
prescribed by the eminent physcsns aud sold BY tue
No 24O Creenwichst n Y, and No. Safest, Boston.
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[Adv~rtsssressy
The Holy LASp.-T

THE Holy LAND-This hignly interesting sna ex
-eesissy exhibition o-s w.sk vhsa NJ Ban
wl after unparalleled cfh>en
months In New Ycrk during which time has been visited By
90 90 will be epen usual to- (Sxaa.y
sins st n o'clock.
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Advertisement
l.

The remedy adapted to any disease TO. cure immedi-
s.e should be By scientific Tsdss men sass AS
General depot everywherepsrtcular depot No 1865 Chat
ham
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The thaw which for two days had kept the streets in
disagrteaby sloppy condition, caught chill last night
The wind came up fresh from the cold quarter and winter
once more regained his scepter.
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COURT OF GENERAL So ssI0Ss-Friday, Jan. g.
Hefore Indsa HgEae

Michael Egan was tried and convicted Of burglary Ia
the eese having broken Into the store Of aahlenbdet
Spring Bowery from which be stole ~ cents which
Ia biz possession lie fenced TO the State Pdos
for years end sin months
Meehan d for asaetins wm Nuns ia Msrcetss
and atempng him Of 81 bank bill The evidence failed
10 charge Of attempted robbery snf the Jgy fosad him
guilty o assault battery ouy He remnded for s,nssce
Join tried aud convicted Of steal
valued OIL from 0efman nsast ;o,n
erbrdtber property stolen from the OF Wism
end found pos sson Of ps0nsfs In Cherry
q They the State Prison for two yes e-eh
Huah Honey tried receiving onogsy qgsnttf Of hair
cloth and several which had besu stolen iron ss
store of Anthony Parpgon By his The eydsncs OF hs
guilt Of prisoner and be convicted and remiadss
for sentence q.
James Welsh pleaded guy grand larceny Ia stealing SO
from, need The H0ufe OF R5fdss
then dchaTzed till Monday nex ana hs Donrt
ad iOutn edf Tor
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THE PALACE or ART.-Tbe most magnificent col
lection Dsgueoypes be In this country a. Gruey
No $40 Broadway Cs and examine Also the Prize Pitcher aud
the Pre- MUM Dsgueueotypes which defy composition.
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BROOKE YIN ITEMS.

Yesterday being Epiphany services held in all the
Catholic churches in this city during the day High mass
YVES celebrated in the morning
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Yves celebrated in the morning.
A NEW CATHLpRAL-A project is now on foot to erect
large cathedral in the city for the Bishop Of the Diocese
The plans not yet definitely arranged but soon will be-
CITY DrsPrSsaRr-There have been treated at this in
stution during the two months ending Jan oes pa
tents of whom AS Of foreign birth and LA natives
of the United States of this number 29s males and
29 females to whom 9f7 prescriptions were gratutousiy
dispensed.
EXEMPT fIKENEys AssocI,rIoS-fe following Of
foer Of Association were elected s the receat annual
John c. Roach, Robert l.. Storey, Geo. w Everett, Mi
cbsel Trappo, Jr and Morris Snonson RecorSag Sec
retory Thomas X Mercein Corresponding Secretary
VIM A. Walker. Treasurer, Walter Barre.
PREsySrArIoy.-Robert Justison Captain Of the Night
Ipqpectos of the Custom House. has recently been pre-
sened with splendid gold watch by the men over whom
he has charge
BRooKLYY Poor AssocIATI0s.-The President OF the
Association for Improving the condition of the Poor &C
knowedpes the receipt of e2l6 10 from tho congregation
of DR. Bethunes Church the result Of collection taken
up on Thanksgiving day Various articles OF clothing
have also been received from other sources and more
wanted
TRIAL PoR MANsLAUGHrER-Aeqattai he PrtsOners
The Court of Sessions Judge Moore pre- siding was en-
osqed the past three DAYS in the trial OF w c. Moss and
Thomas Donovan who indicted for manslaughter In
the fourth degree the charge OF causing the death oil
Cornelius McCue in disturbance on the corner OF Van
Brunt and Degraw the 22d Of October last Coan
sci for prisoners urged acquai on the ground OF sell
defense and made speech OF two hours ana nan aura
ton in support of this and other propositions In their be
half The District Attorney made an able summing up
and the Judge in delivering the charge bore 10
favor of acquitta The jury retired and after about
an hours absence returned with verdict OF NOT GULrf
EXTENSIVE RoBBERY-Some time on Thursday night the
tailoring establishment Of Robert Morris the corner OF
Columbia and Union sts- was feonously entered ami
robbed of ESQ in cash. yards of plush velvet II new
satin vests and s 20 yards Of satin The discovery was
not made till the following morning when the proprietor
There signs atDrcDie
and il is therefore concluded that ngess was obtained by
means Of false keys No trace Of the robbers has yet been
discovered.
ARREST OF PEDDLERs FOR THRysG.-Two pedders'
giving their as Lewis and Hart sagarmin,
rotber were detected in the act of leaving the house
of John Mead in Fulton at Hillary, on Monday
afternoon with quantity of wearing apparel which they
had stolen They were taken into custody by Officer Hg-
gins of the Chiefs Office and locked up to await examni
ton The property taken consisted Of mems clothing
valued at about $50.
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NEW CATHLDRAL-A project is now on foot to erect
large cathedral in the city for the Bishop of the Diocese
The plans not yet definitely arranged but soon will be-
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CITY DIsPESsARYIhere have been treated at this in
stution during the two months ending Jan l. SEQ pa
ten of whom AS were of foreign birth and la natives
of the United States of this number 2ss were males and
29i females to whom 1871 prescriptions were gratutousy
disInnafd
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weunderstand that the Rev. f H Chaplin will commence
to evening Series OF Dscourses on The Condi
ton of Humanity in Cities"
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csused ~ sr,rirry sad shc Jury rsa,ersi
verdict 10 that Effect Ib deceased IS years Of age
and an Ere,isimen w bir.h
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Advertisement
BROADWAY NINAGERIR.-Thi e.


attractive Exhibition CONTINUES receive liberal share of pablo
The Semes Twins continue here and the es OF Herr
Dsbach Mr. Ee be messed both day and evening
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THE TURF.

UEIoS COURSE, L. I-TRoTTRG.-FRID,Y Jan. G,
le54.-Match for $780, two mile and repeat to s5Ob.
wagons
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PREsEsrArIoS-Rober Justson Captain Of the Night
Inspectors of the Custom House has recently been pre-
.ened with splendid gold watch by the men over whom
he has charge.
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(Adyerts.msntl
pFRUkMS STILL IN THE ASCENDANT His affair

PERTAINS STILL IN THE ASCENDANT His affair
still forward 10 spite of the obe,sees thrown IL, Mr.
PeTbm entered the eutere perfect good faith and with the
carrying through concerned Aud
having the shareholders the entire
Which belonged them by purchase leaving them free
dispose OF they thought it, and shareholders in TIE exercise
their rights this properly have instructed hei
Of In in their opi1o will
Just equitable and s.sacsry all concerned Ana
the stamina of the gentlemen sceptns the
the fullest st and speede discharge Of tbs
they assured that the
wish the God speed In their efforts IN them
Those whBs become shareholders obtain limited namssr
Mirror tickets the Office Academy Hal, No So
where they will have opportunity OF seeing the Mir
ToT afternoon and evening, st and : P. NJ
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err'ng About eisoOoo Il !. estimated viii bs sross<sa
IN she comre,'ea Of the .crt sSpsetei tact ssssr
VIII be Supplied by the inst Of Nay the latest
WATER CoxsIssrosER's Ogytoif
JERSEr Orr Jan. J. 1854
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THREE PIECES Az RARNuMs Tn-DAY-The yer,


Of The Lady Lyons this sfernoon
Bsrpum stirring and ohoce pieces besides this
evening No charge the living 0isfs Bearded Lsdy
and ~ the other curiosties
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ADVERTISEMENT

Five Generations in one picture stereoscopes OF Je-
raen Noun, Zion Niagara Cast Gene.ee Dsgnerreoy
Beh Nazareth Mount Of Olives the Old Arm Chair aud
portraits Of distinguished be only at
Roors gallery S65 Broadway frt floor, stairs
Open evening Roo pictures invite the severes scrny
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BR0oKIYy Poor AssocIATION-The President Of the
Association for Improving the condition of the Poor
knowledges the receipt of e2l6 Is from tho congregation
of DR. Bethunes Church the result OF collection taken
IN on Thanksgiving day Various articles of clothing
have also been received from other and more Is
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TIE Veteran Corps viii 60 to Philadelphia on Monday to
attend the National Convention to be held in that city
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS
81 SEA BATHING.
COLUMBIA HOUSE,

CAPE ISLAND, NEW JERSEY.
d This new and popular establishment is now
~ open for the reception of visitors.
The proprietor, thankful for the patronage he has
80 largely received, begs to assure his friends and
the public that the HOTEL in every department
will be kept in style superior to any previous seq
son. Gas has been introduced into 200 rooms--
Hasslers celebrated orchestra has been engaged ex
clusively for this house, and many other arrange
ments have been made tending to the increased
comfort and enjoyment Of the guests.
Application for rooms may be made by address.
ing the proprietor at Cape Island or to the subscr
Der. L. HARDWOOD,
No. II South Sd street, Philadelphia.
N. B-Extensivs stabling on the premises.
je lO-3m
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VIEWS OF AN AMERICAN OFFICER
Col. BoWles, of the United States, who
has received a command in the Turkish
service says that there are 100000 Rus.
SLAMS ON Turkish soil, while opposed to
them there are at present but 10000
English and French, and 12O, 900 Turks.
This force united and strongly entrench-
cd, can act on the defensive; but as for
acting On the offensive, he considers it
impossible. They may defend the pas
sage of the Balkans, but they cannot
drive the Russians out Of the Principal
1tfac
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sNIDER'S WINES

n T HI L II DE l. T II A.
TOHN ". SNYDER, Dealer in Wines, at the
u former old established TPsns Store Of JACOB
SNYDER, Jr., No. IS Walnut street, four doors be-
low Fourth street, where consumers will be supplied
with WINES and LIQUORS ON the most accommo-
dating terms.
JACOB SNYDER, Jr., Agent for the I'm.
nut street, Philadelphia, where he is prepared to
receive orders for the special Importation of Wines
&c, from various houses in Europe, in quantities OF
single do and upwards; and also solicits for his
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN SNYDER, the patronage OF
bis friends and former customers.
H.*.Al Wines ordered for Washington will be de-
iivsred BY Express free of freight. je8-1y
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BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE.
BALrnoRI, July Z, 1854

bALf1Oh1, Suy =, 4oS4s
Up to this evening, there have been, in all,
thirty-hve deaths resulting from the late rail-
road accident. The committee appointed to
collect funds for the relief of the sufferers
have been quite successful-a large amount
has already been collected. The Kunkel
troupe, who are always foremost on such oeca-
sions, have handed in to the treasurer of the
relief meeting $3.50.
thing to do with the meeting held in the square
10 devise means for the relief Of the railroad
sufferers; but such is the fact If this had
not been the case, the already fattering sub
scription would have been quadrupled. What
n stigma it is upon humanity when aspiring
men seize upon the most solemn occasions to
mount a hobby to ride into notoriety and pow
or; While they may gull and deceive the
rabble, they ELL the intelligent aad clear
minded man with loatbing and disgust. Oh
for an effective caustic to eradicate these foul
sores. upon the body politic
am pleased in being able to inform you
that Jesse Marden, who accidentally shot him
self yesterday afternoon, is improving. The
ball has not yet been extracted; but he rests
much easier.
There have been several cases Of coup de
!S0itei In this city during the past few days. A
man named Thompson YVES discovered by one
of the city wa'chmen in an almost dying con-
ditiOn from the eff ,ts of the heat
The Councils Of our city have not yet ad-
Journei sfns die. They do not appear willing
10 throw off the dignity of the Getty father, >
knowing not whether they will ever be able to
assume il again.
The heat hes utterly Frustrated every thing
here, even the politicians who are not affected
by the weather are comparatively quiet. The
Know Nothings, however, are on the glss vive.
Their youth lends them activity.