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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-21
Nem advertisements.
By E. W. VAIL, Auctloneer.

n AUCTION, situated the north side of Chatham
ST., next west OF the residence of Chas. White, Esq
VIII Re sold, on the premises, SATURDAY, Nov. oath
Mt IL O'Clock A. NJ, the Building Lot situated as above
containing 9oo0 square feet Of land being 9Ox1OO The
above lot Is one Of the most valuable be found in tbs
city;-it is elevated commanding fine view The neigh
borhood is also desirable The lot needs only De seen
to be appreciated -
Terms easy, and msde known at sale. For particulars
inquire of the Auctioneer.
Worcester, Nov. d. 1855. dit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-21

DIR. ClouSh's Columbian PiIis-A sure
for pain in the side headache SICK headache cos
tiyeness piles nervousness all bilious arrangements
These Pills with less cost of money and loss of time
than any medium discoveries; and there is no nau.
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Worcester should have dozen boxes in he house. to
family medicine, for these Pills. il used faithfully
viii break up any fever ii used early ard ae the best
thing for cold any person ever tried Sold ly D. Scott
G. r. Spurr j. Green. and others diff ol9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-21

DR.. Harris, Dentist. still occupies those pleas
ant rooms los Main Of Walnut street. Thankful
to his former patrons for their assistance he will endeavo
TO retad their confidence VIII ch he faers himself he ha
won, and to gain that of all others, who may favor him
with their patronage
His Artificial Teeth, which have given such genera
satsiacou inserted in all the styles, and up
on the best materials. iy26 DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-21

OST- On Monday, Nov 10Th, Cregcent Shaped
> BREAST PIN probably somewhere ON Pleasant or
an ss me Under will be literally rewarded BY leav-
ing = at this Office. The tongue is not lost.
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BiLES-PiLES-PILE S!-JENNIsoN,s
n Pile and Wo m Compounds, sure cure for the piles
iGr SAFE by DAVID SCOTT and other respec able Drug
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Double Entry Book keeping, time unlimited. 40 co
SSo,IleIcIl, arlthmstle one month 400
Is,Is ~, ren'nanshpt uo' .s.........4O0
English Grammar-Y lrbal Instruction. ........,5O0
Epsiolary and Commercial Correspondence, & 90
~ dents coming by the Quarter, IN Commercial PEN
September 10, 1855 dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-21

A-. OXEN FOR SALE.-The subscriber
GNwLAd offers Tor sale pair of Oxen, years old,
U " cheap, for cash, or would exchange for q
--zt,t.NsA. young Cow. Inquire of
MI du VIM DUDLEY, seaver st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-17
United States District Court.
Refore Hon. .Judva Tnrorsoll

JUNE G.-W,Liam Walson %. Steamboat Chan.
cetcr L,uing stonTnis was libel ilsd to re cover
dsmsRes for collision between the above vessel
which is Hoboken ferry beat aud the steamboat
Atx-pder Mason. The damages claimsd ware
about So 500. II was claimed By the Iibellant that
the ftlry beat into the wheelhouss of the Mason
while she vas loaded with party Of policemen,
without any cause whatever. On the other hard,
the respondents clsmed that the night was so aark
ano tie steam boat Mason had only one light u3,
tba they ron into the steamboat OF the ibslants by
acct ent, and that they were not responsible. The
evicsnce was very conflicting both as to the darkness
OF the Light and the course Of the two vessels. The
Gaze was on trial four days. Turing which time nbout
thirty witnesses were examined direct ana cross His
HcIor Judge Hall. this morning rendered his deci-
tion that both parties were In fault-the ibeiants
vessel because she had not light mp by law, and
the lesyoncepts' ferry boat because Of the course
she took, and decreed for an apporti0nment, which
gives one half of his damages to the belant, each
party TO Day bis own c0ste. ID. Mcmahon for libel
ia1t; O. Livingston, w. G. Morton, for respor dents.
Chase and Others Us. Crazy and others.-In this
cause, which was one for collision between canal
best, which was towed by the steamtug Ca.
.hsiire, against the steamer George Bnkbsck,
Jr, II vas alleged that the collision was oscas.
ioIed by he joint negligence of the two steam
tugs MIR. McMahon appeared for the steam
tug CethariIe, whose owners were sued, and In
sisted that there could be no such thing a. j,int
negligence, and that his clients should be dismissed.
The Cemt tris morning rendered q decision, dis
mfsir the libel a. to TIE steam tug Catharine with
coste, and rendering decree against the steamtug
BIkbeck, Sith order Of reference and costs.
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Superior Court-General Term.
DECISIONS.

jun 16.- Robert D. Cheesbrough vs.. Caroline
House. Order of special term affirmed.
John R. Livingston, ads. Robert Sergeant. MO.
ton denied.
Gscrge G. SickIes, sgt. John o. Robipsor.-Mo
ticn for new trial denied, and Judgment affirmed.
Thomas McQuade, sgt The New York and Erie
Railroad CompaDy-New trial ordered on payment
Of costs.
Margaret Button, sgt. The Hudson River Railroad
CompsDy.-New trial ordered, costs to abide event.
Truman B. Brown, agt. Elisha Boomer judy
ment sffrmed with costs.
Jacob BeEhover, agt Erastus wheaton.-Judg-
DeDt ffImed with costs.
JOSEPH 8. Avery, agt The Sun Mutual Insurance
judgment affirmed, win liberty to defendants to
answer n t~eDty Ale, on pay ent Of COSTS
eilas Lssnsbsny, agt. Jonathan Gilbsrt.--New
uisl granted, costs TO abide event.
ssmuei w. Cochran, sgt. Gardner 5herman.-Judg-
ment affirmed with costs.
Cherries W. Wolfe, sgt. David Mersereau. Motion
for new trial denied.
jones 0. B NETT, aet. Edridge Van Syckel-
judgment affirm ed with costs.
The a iris County Bark, sgt. VIM L. Pickering.
Motion for rev trial denied.
Augustus V. 8. Gfoesbsck, Agt. h bert III. Bsr-
ceD,--Jecemeot for plsiussh.
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Supreme COurt-spccial Term.
Before Hon. Judge CowIes.
BL0OMINGDALE SQUAR

BL0OMNGDALE SQUARE,
JUNE 16.-This matter came up this mosnirg on a
molten to postpone the confirmation of the report
of lie Commissioners Of Es;imats and Assessment
until December next. Mesars. R. ]. Dillon and G.
Fl. Striker, Jr., appeared for the motion, ard Mr.
Robinson in opposition. This square was laid OUT
on the city map in lSll when this city was laid cut
in st1eets NJ roads, under the act OF 1907 and
rem aimed in plot ard been ussd for farming or
agricultural purposes up to this period. It ii CO
tended on the part Of the opponents Of the sq1lre
tras the land comprised IN IL constitutes abJas p
s acre a. that me commissioners in yaupg -
is shout s376,OOo. This sum is aaa'o !
70 the Astcr, the Hsgeman ami the SIT.
OF the procuring, includieg commissioner fees ii
tcrreys fees, end advertising am unit in the aggrs-
gate 10 sbs enormous sum of Sale, COL 90, wnch ~
sssesssd On the surrounding or adjacent land !.
wss conseDded that the Central Park afforded SNIP!
park room for the alth of the city and tie re re
ation Of The ctiz ns and that as this square lay
tie f3os sft.e Central Park, il was wholly uni
saIy for the purpose TO which it had original teoa
dedicated. and should be c,osed That this Ian J.
lying in this suburban region, would be heavily
assessed for the Central Park ard teat gres. ipus
ties would be done by assessing tbs sum
q o. 100000 ., on the properly owners. o.
ownels. Of the iard in the park were unable
to use The land 80 to derive any pecuntary benefit
or !Lceme from it, and wee constantly subjected
extra Tdirsry changes in the way of taxsa aud as
sessmsnt and that the square should either b. built
or closeo without delay.
Tie Court thought that il the Central Park should
be built there would be no use TO, Bloomingdsle
square, and that ss the report Of tie Central Park
commissioners would be ready in September, be
should postpone The further hearing Of Blooming~
Gale square until December next. Ruled accord
ngIy.
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Marine Court
Before Hon. Ju5Re McCarthy.

BEFORE Hon. Ju!go mcCartny.
JUNE To- Wiiiiam H. Cook us. Frederick NJ.
htiy ana others The plaintiff is furniture manu-
fac'nrer at No 100 Broad way, and sues Defendants
Kelly, Townsend & Co., for $50, for manufacturing
two large tffce decks. The defendant Townsend
gave the orcer for two deeks-the plaintiff there
open caused & Q desks TO be made Of peculiar pat
'eyD out Of oak wood; defendants we're notified that
obey ready, wheD they refused to receive them,
On The ground that they had not ordered oak, but
en- the contrary, had ordered mahogany, and would
be satisfied with nothing less. The Jury found for
the plaintiff, $50.
INFORMANT TO CLERKS.
Samuel b. TAYLOR cs. Herman ~. Baid,cn and
Eimv c. s4alsty.- This alton was brought TO re-
cover for breach Of contract Ire plaintiff is 0
toobkeeper, and was employed by defendants from
LIST January 1853 for ttree years, - follows:t600
for the $500 for the second year. aud 900
Tor The third; they were to rave hin on Trial for
t5ite months, and OF the end Of the first year, by
paying The 5000, they to have the privilege Of
oisthaigipg hun; trey however con siuued him in
then employ until the 20th Sept. 1854, wheo they
discharged him witbou any notice. Plaintiff claims
10 recover for the time bet ween that and the let
JsIus,y, 1863. Defendants contended that the
plaii tif vas incompetent, an frequently msde mis-
Takes in the books, which untitled them in disc narv-
IL hun; they ptoduoed the books kept by D sluuff
Oh pointed out the errors and omissi ms aade he
bim IRE Jury, however, found verdict tor the
.'sr.!T, sles
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Port or New York, june 10, 1853.
CLEARED,

CLEARED.
Steamship Augusta, Lyon, Savannah. 3 Mtchll.
Steamship Nashville, Berry Charleston Spoford Teston
Steamship Jamestown Parrish, Norfolk. 10, Ludlam
Ship a Gallatn, Delano, Liverpool, @ Grinnell.
ship Miodlesex, Parmee, Corpus Christi stanton.
Ship Edward Everett. ounby, City Point, Church 4
Bark Pendleton Noyes Valencia r Buck Co.
Barh Union brem) Hortsman, Bremen Hennings Muller
Bari John Hermann CBrsm). Bornholdt, Hamburg r
Bark Esooriaza, Ryder cardsnas wardwell Knowlton
BARK Jasper Bennett, Charleston, Durham Dimon.
Bark Corning Rotch, n ew bedford Allen Parson.
Brig frederica Danl samoth 81 Domingo City, RIOS
Brig Penguin tBr, Wellington Bermuda Middleton Co.
Brig HayA, Robertson, Aus Cages Young 0srdss 90.
Rs ES sPs sun ,Ss % s
Brig Chastena. amor Portsmouth, n, Nesmith sons
Schr Flor do Porto Port. Baptta, Oporto, Do 0cnvia
Sehr John Cashier Bennett. Aspnxall Elwell Co.
Sohr Grant, Carnage. Gardening, n Broskmsn Co,
schr " Miner Berry. Mobile Lane, West &C.
Sebr L sPoDo, croven. PhiladsiPhis Jas Hand;
{i.naPR . ssssePl P;HT ..s. sprasas
scbr Ioausiia Rouse, Augusta, Me. II Brookmnn Co.
schr river Queen. Fowler. Providence. master.
Stssmer DsIswsre Copes, Philsdcpbis, sarfords line
steamer Oneida, Stackho Sc Phadelphia N Brirrs
steamer sarah Stevenson, Philadelphia, Thompson
Steamer estern ort Berry. Portland, Me- J Riley.
Steamship Alabama Schenck, Savannah 50 hours with
mdse and PASSENGERS to Mitchin Juue IL 10 pm pnss
steamer bOund s. wins signal 18th AW miiss
81 hsusss exchanged signals with s,ssmship fsrds
stesmship soutberper Evan Charleston With voaa, and
passengers, 70 srcrord TlsstOa CO. june H. 10 CAP,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-17

THAT DIAMOND SNUFF BOx.-The diamond snuff
box, sent by the Emperor Napoleon to an old friend
and former confere Of his in this city, was yester
day cold at auction, under an execution for $780,
The gentleman to whom il was sent is Mr.. Louis A.
Depsu. He is q son -inlaw Of Col. Thorn Of this
Baron or Count de st. Pierre, Equerry to the EN-.
peror, whose wife was one Of the Empress Eugenies
first maids Of honor. Mr.. Depau took his yacht.
uDsuccessfuly contended for prize in the British
regatta. Mr.. Depau will take legal means to recover
bis valuable present, which was inter ,epted. He
resides ct New Rochelle Correspondence Of AL
bsny Express.
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H.tsesas bearing exchanged signals with ssssass rte
Bark thsss, Chase. Ssgus. yuns with sugar. a. ts
master. June Il, 81 The capss Dssysrs spcks Br s,hr
Rose OF Sharon from Nassau Mp for New York
Bark Clarisss neBesp Hsuyitas juno with ana
nolasses. 70 Yznaga del vallA Co
Bark Maria Morton Buklsy. savannah days. with oct
Bark Dsnman. Davis. Prsvdsres IN ballast 70 master
Key West Junss where she put In ieaky with moasss 70
sehr Lindsey tof FAN River,, Clark ST crsix. west
End, june With sugar. 40, to @ De Forrest.
Schr Levi Rome (of New Haven), Wedmors. Rum Key.
Scbr Francis ss,teriy Grimm. Savannah. s days.
scbr Waripg Nef savannah days. -
Schr Dixon Is masted). Gaskii. Washnstss. NC,
Schr Ben, Saul, wilmington.
Sohr WAshinston, SpIasue Georgetewn-
Schr Almeta. -, BarnstAble.
schr Leandsr. Goodspeed, Boston for Albany.
Sctr hepkfn, Brown, Hanger.
sohr L Stront Strout. Mlibridgs.
Schr yustiApa. Hewitt. Ropkland.
schr Bay state, yerriil. Roehland.
s sshr T TssI.s hs1 Prov;d.n n.siiAaa
Schr Choctaw. Nickerson. Providence.
Sloop Hope, Gardner, Bristol, RI
Steamer Georges Creek, Gsser, Baltimore.
BELOW.
Ore ship and one bark. unknown
HAIIED.
Steamships Ericsson. Havre; Washington Brsmsa aAd
Southampton both at noon Augusta Savannah
Charleston; Jamestown Norfolk 6c ships Westsrvslt
Liverpool Lady Franklin st stephens
Wind at sunrise s; meridian. SW: sunset do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-17

10 THE EDITOR or THE HxsALl

TO THE EDITOR or THE HxnALD.
Under the shove head notice In this mornings
HERALD the following paragraph: "An attachment
was issued for Efiss Combs, late Secretary Of the
Irving Building Association, a. he neglected TO ap.
pear on the subpoena In relation to which wish
to state, that II an attachment has been issued am
not aware Of the fact and that there IL no necessity
for such proceeding. received . summons from
the Committee to appear before them aud to bring
with me- the books and securities Of the Irving Bald
irg Association. old appear on the day named in
the eummons and found that the committee had ad-
journed without transacting any business.
With regard to the Irving Building Association,
you win DO the favor to state that signed the
Office Of Secretary on the 9Th Of April last In conse
quence Of the duties OF the Office interfering too
much with my Masonic and Odd Fellow business.
The books securities and properties Of the assoca-
Mr. Matthew Barr trust you will give this pub
ic;ty in tbs HERALD. ELIAS CONES.
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Our Rhode Island Correspondence.
Providence, June IA, 1856.
The Maine LIQUOR Lam.

TIC 1uufHe LYuV x<JUs
You will not have forgotsen-at any rate, your re-
portes will not have big swell Of th
Hon. A. G. Barstow, Mayor Of Providence, ct som
Of the temperance meetings in New York. The
Maine Liquor law II his declaration could be relied
upon, was to do wonderful things in the State Of
Rbooe Island and Provieence plantations.
Well, what is the practical RESULT
A ljquor dealer here told me the other day that
there II more liquor sold openly now than was ever
before sold In the city.
The il the Neal Dow case over again. Ia Port
land, Dows place Of residence, I observed that It
vss rs easy for those who understood where to ap
ply for it, and who rad the means to pay, to get
bqucr az II was to get water.
A prsst many orators swell to vast dimensions
away from bone with what may not be inapty
called the Temperance gas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-17

The Newburyport Herald OF the 10th inst. SAYS
eve are informed that slight frost Vas via,Ie on
Tuesosy and Wednesday morniogs lsss-aa uNusuL
e.cI... e,ee for THE essscn VI the year"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-17

News by the Mails.
The Providence Post laughs at Nantucket paper
on that Island" when, according to an authority
which the Post quotes, there are but four and g
half acres Of cultivatabe land on the whole island.
A real, genuine Know Nothing has at length
toIned up. man WAS convicted OF drunkenness,
and c0Dmitte to the Homie OF Correction at Fall
River, on Tuesday last, under the name Of Know
Nothing.
A conspiracy Of prisoners In the Canada peni-
Tertiary TO murder the keepers and escape has been
Catholic, oonisssDg Il 70 bis priest. One hundred
Of them were found armed.
A wire cable is to be laid between Ogdensburg
and Prescott, connecting them by Telegraph
connecting the States and Provinces necessity
that has been increased by the gro wing pressure Of
business intercourse under the Reciprocity bill.
TIE cable will embrace Two isolated copper wires,
such (only smsller) as are used in the British
channel.
We learn from the Lancaster (Pa.) Daily, that
the trustees Of the Lancaster Saviogs Institution
have determined upon plan OF action which. If
agreed to, will enable the trustees to continue the
business Of the institution. The plan proposed in
wolves the On the part Of the
would equalNe the gross liabilities with the assets.
Gov. Clark has paldoned man named Hiegings
from the Penisentiary of Rochester, on condition
that be shall "wholly abstain from using intoxicas
ing liquors, except In case Of sickness, when pre-
xonno mon rsmad Joree aoea twartv.t uo
Souls - I" ~ TS, ~ 1SyN., =" "a nv ~
years, ~ Sno eMpiOy =, M. NoisVn Woo,9y, =. Eop
lar, N.J., near LoDg branCn, commtseu sulcioe On
the 14h inst, by hanging himself No cause 10 as
signed for the act,
Tha or.oors. C,.yy .,.s A. ao4o.,. 80 a. q.
- ~ oyIaouso St1Mea.e gives ZIG uetanS VI al ~,
iaHous Outrage comnlsted upon the person OF girl
nineteen years OF age on the canal near that city
by eight miscreants, who carried her into the woods
at Greenp ONT, and stretched her upon the ground
sas4 aaonriisS a. =; Elk 81 ...rn.a MI 1919
-" =: *.pi I;s I ms ~. Ao poo -
E'E - seINp'y DiuIssu' m Tug ue.ions navo svno "
tLeM peen srreE.eo. Iney maze auOtner atsempt
upon woman alter daylight, but SIZE fortunately
escaped.
rhs lS;ss;ss;rr, o,sr. s+ota &c s.ct t,,ot shov
popsiii oso.o az i ST.. .o ;sn; 81
VI pfimstone nave Ialen IA tnat o.ase Wltln no
ast TWO Weeks. " mas Deem lIleo anu proved 70 10
genuine.
The returns Of the yota an thu prob;horv rouor Ia
In Illinois thus far font ia 5da for and az No7
the law There ara conntes To hsar from
-" -. !. !. 80 g..
eet OF wa.or was 70 nave Dosn 10y in.o ing oAu'
ste Marie cana On sns izsn inst ana me steamer liz
nois when eis cieveand on tns iotn INST, wouio DO
Destructive fires raging in the woods Of the Lake
Superior country, near the Saul Ste. Marie
Tur Rrpnr Aov ~ A,pAvv 40 nnn vvopup ~
coons sr,I pnn,n 1 ~ % U a "
RUCorDr o - p 0 ~ IN. D ., IN
ancsd his ,nornra ~ .ha tIt re p ~
1oSSs stnr. IF w Fy ~ ~ n pns sas' ". az az
1srad !. ~ nscht "a .Shh.a oS I...o - a..
.snst H.. r. ,.oS. AZ y ss.6S y1ay =. -.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.


NJ All packages and letters intended for tho NEW YoRI
HERALD should be sealed.
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Lghtboat Washington Coleman from the Cross Rip STA
ton Nantucket 18th, for repairs Her place
supplied by the Brandy wine.
Barb What Cheer Francisco tho l6h q
last May sydney N6W. report that she Il misng
between Suatow, China and Honolulu originated g aeag
Kong and Immediately followed by the
of her safety.
Bark Gen Scott Of New London $50 tons has hssa yur-
chased by Nathan Church. to be continued IN
the whspE business under the command Of Capt Ceush
late Of the Niagara Of Fairhaven Price not ranprsd
Bark Corning 32 toms built ut Baltimore
DID, has Teen sold for about Sill aud bark Stella 81
TONS built At Baltimore years old now o. nsw o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-17

Rev VIM. @. Whitoomb, who bss been settled over
the Orthodox Church and 6ociety In Stone am,
Nass, between Ave and six years, has requested 4
dismission from his ministerial and pastoral labors
there.
OF the 4,6l2 churches in the six New England
States, $685., or about seventy-two In hundred OF
the whole number, are congregational In their form
Of church government, ana 1881, or about twenty
churoh organization. The Baptists, Christian, o..
xhodox, Unitar aus Universities, and 3 few other
secs, ale congregational, wbils the Episcopaliacs,
Mesho iste, Prtsby tersns asd r man Catholics are
connected With religious organizations Of different
form. The founders OF tie American systsm of 70
ubiiean government copied some Of the peculiar
features Of the constitution ON the Coagregs.
sioual form Of caurch polity. M. fatsou scxnow.
.ois !oy sens g &c .se::s gf 2 -arTscsa ccnn.a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-07

JUMPING JIM Crow AMONGST THE NATIONS
The time was when we, the universal Yankee ma
tion were exposed to the jeers the horse lau CHS
and the outlaws Of every self conceited Cock
neg who happened to have been born within
sound Of Bow bells, TOR our tendency to run
into ecstasies Of admiration whenever We got
foreign lion amongst US. We certainly were
betray ed into occasional extremes in that way,
more particularly 10 the cases Of the Swedish
Nightingale and the great Hungarian moante.
bank. But curious to say, we have completely
reversed the application Of the reprosch of
hero worship We have become so doubtful
Of foreign celebrities that we refuse to re.
cognise even the genuine from the spurious.
In the fear Of oar bending the knee to false
idols, we have become complete infiels ia re-
gard to European regulations In the mean
While, it is amusing to find that our former
caricaturists have assumed the legacy of our
cast OF weaknesses. Witness their glorifcation
Of the Boulcgne adventurer the special con-
stable Of the chartist riots the rejected OF
English patricisn circles-and the butt aud
laughing stock Of the Lopdon Times. Talk Of
Yankee simplicity after this