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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-11

MaIkets..C ,REFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY, July 10, 1855
ASHES-The market continues unsettled and quite dul for
Pofs small sales 80 62t Pearls are quiet az - %
BEESWAN1he demand is not very active sales Of iOVO 10
8 ~ dzfc for yellow.
COTTONConsdersble activity has characterized the mar
advance of full &C. from the lowest point OF the
decline submitted since the steamer Americas arrival The
ss are estimated ut eco bales The following the quota
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-11

Of Ithaca, A. G. Story Of Herkimer, P. outwster Jr,
Of Syracuse, g. w. Cuyler of Palmyra and ID. II.
Rasbaek Of Cbittenango There are ffty.six banks
represented and entire unAnimy prevails ards
the object Of the Convection.
The earnings Of the Michigan Cea;ral Railroad
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IMMATURE ALsANAc......rHls DAY.
SUN-Rises.. .s:J8 Sets......s....loS NooN-hstS4l
HIGH wAlES................rhls OAN.
SANDY Hook. 5:24 Gov Island .6;l Hell Gate
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Hy Telegraph.

BOSTON-Arr. July 10, ships Abby Brown, Trsps,,i a
land, New. Orleans; bsrks Vesta, Srnyrnai saxony w"
leans; brig Martha Washington Messina-
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BROOKLYN COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS-JuLY 10.
The July Tenn of this Cont commenced yesterday
before Judge Moore and Justices Stryker and En-
mons, ard the following gentlemen were impanneled
as the Grand jury:
Smith J. Eastman, Foreman; Gordon T. Adams,
Isaac Allen james ID. Norvel, $ ID. Moodey, j. D.
Martin, :. Grove, I. j. Van Zand, Il. Miller, $ Is.
Masters II. ID. Hadlon, j. = Hand Plat Powell,
jesse NJ. Folk j. Rogers, T. j. Adams, james Prince
j. X. Wilmington.
The Judge in his charge to the jury, referred to the
Probbitory Law, and gave il as his opinion that IN
slicmenis might be found under it. The points OF the
law had been argued as TO its constitutionalty by
some of the abes lawyers in the State in advance of
the Courts. lie should pursue different course, and
give his decisions in impartial manner when the
subject was legally brought before him.
The Grand Jury having retired, the Petit jury was
called and about twelve answered 90 their names.
This number being insufficient talismen were ordered
for this morning.
Arad Smith, on an indictment for grand larceny,
was arraignod and pleaded Not Guilty.
William Dougbcrty, lad who was arrested for
snatchng porte-monnae containing - cents oui Of
womans hand in Futor-st some weeks since, was
brought up and DISCHARGED on his own recOguizances
The Cour, ten adjourned until THIS morning
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above as related TO Francois Cene0pe, ono OF the
walters Of the vessel during the voyage II rs alleged
thstMr. X. taking offence at something said by the
waiter attending him at the breakfast table went
and got pistol and the waiter was coming out OF
the vnntry presented the pistol at HIM, Out the nead
stea I'd sfck il aide and te discharge OF tie pistol
brok the M In the waters hand In defense II was
saiA the waiter insubOrdinae and also hal chesed
Mr. X on Deck after difficulty the previous day
ITO be continued.
TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JuLY lo-Befors
Judge BETS.
TRIAL FOR ASSAULT WITH A DANGEROUS WEAPON.
John w. Keitrdge, first mate OF the steamship 81.
Louis was placed upon trial for the above related
60 Francois Cenepe Of the walters Of the vessel
during the late voyage from Havre- IL appeared
that the mate and complainant bad some difficulty TIE
morning before while complainant waltz upon
the mate nj table, and subsequently. On the morning
10 question, the waiter vi lie again Attending the
breakfast table, seid to the mate that ne nad 'oiu nun
the morning before TO 90 away, and he ad never Oce
told go bv any other gentleman he had been with pre-
V Gus TO that time and that he nigh, get some one
else now to wait upon hun. The male cileu out -
him senoe," then went IRON me ceOin anu re- n
"a the winter was coming from the pantry with acup
of coffee in a tray. The mate put ASIDE some I49y
passeui,ors that stood there and Approached the
waiter and made an excamano9' az 'nc saiie eii9
aimiI pistol at i'm, which the head steward sIue1
aside IN some measure and the discharge broke The
cup and threw around the contents Of the waiter.
In defense it was said that the waiter on the pre-,
vious AZ after difficulty between them had chased
he mate on deck but the himself testified that he
did 60 TO ask him why he had seized him by the neck in
the manner ed1. The Jury found verdict Of guilty
with a accommodation TO mercy. For pa'nttb, th9
District Attorney aud Mr. Jgachimssen For defense,
Hr. Gilbert.
The Court then adjourned TO Tuesday next.
DECISIONS.
Bounty nct Edwards. Libel dismissed with costs.
Hamilton agt. steamship Franklin. Decree for IL
belant with reference.
Creenway and Others agt. bark Griffin. Libeant
entitled to recover Decree accordingly and refer
sence.
Kersheed agt. Hackett and others. Libelant enti-
tied 20 decree az aiust VIM. ii. Hackett. Reference
Kimball agt steamboat Austin, &c. First exception
ovenukd; others allowed.
Cpkman ag sloop Revenge. Petitioner allowed
10 come In and defend.
CoIIet agt. ship Koophandcl. Libel dismissed with
costs.
Faxon agt steombarge Economy, &c. Libel dis
missed. -
sanford & Tieston agt. steamtug Hector. The case
10 be further presented TO locality of the vessels at
the time Of collision, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-11

TIE c,ro esrsnces from this port for The fortnight end
u ne . . ~ 70 NJ ~ I y, ~ Is Al
lh Com Meal To Glasgow. SSH bushels Ipdisn Corn To
Drln 5.s Co. To Cork and market 3 0z2 DO DO. To
udau Con NAB Corn Meal, 2is DO Flour To British
tia1a ~ hbs. Flour To Brazil, 3c03 Do 10. To Vens
uea, es DO 90. To NewGrenaea lSs do. DO. To Porto
tT,n San sraasseo Liverpool IN four vessels: 49, $40 b.ss
lest $3.50 bag Barley 81 tags Oats, $3.50 bags oo
e4,li loGI, an I2,li7 bass 10 n EACH Flour.
Tie Illinois Las arrived and brings $3.50 600 in gold
on her manifest and a large amount in the hands of
her i,sseugo. This makes by both ships Coz 900
Tanil,st, and including passengers probably fully
two Millions. Tie Shipping List speaks OF a greater
activity IN every department of trade and tie whole
couniry IVES recovering from the effects Of the bank
ine failures and the want Of rains previous to Feb
rusry. The Money market was easier, and the busi-
Iess carried OF with much greater facility The ex.
lois Of Flour since Is. March had been about 900
bis. Flour, and wheat reduced to Flour; about as
much hnore it was thought, would be exported. Mo-
rey was obtaineble at 3d4 2 cent on merchandise
aud cent on tie best class Of real estate
Parties who have been boarding morey during the
panic exhibit disposition again to make invest
ucnts. In regard to the great land decision Tie
StiTPHg List ssys;
he claim N question covers somewhat over 10 900
OF land, commencing al the Pueblo Inc as con
frHed, ard extending over the whole of the Misssn
and the The bay Fl ontage IS very great. az Will
te seen by reference 70 any map of this city, while
l1Tlc portion OF the ground s already covered with
improvements, on which many thousands
OF dollars have been expended.
THIS lmr1erke tract of land, which % estimated si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-11

MARINE COURT-JULY lo-fefore Judge MoCARrHY.
SUIT FOR LOST TRUNK
Alfred Conklin Stone a Bellows
To recover of owners OF Metropolitan Hotel Coach,
value of trunk belonging to Mr. Leaycrat, MR.
chant OF Quebec, placed the coach but lost already
referred to- Judgment plaintiff $3.50 80, and costs
and $l2 allowance.
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SUPREME coURT-July io-Bofors Judge cOwLrs

a writ was issued requiring DIR. H. X Root TO pro-
duce the person OF his little daughter, five years OF age
whose care and custody is claimed by her mother
and The child had been placed by its mother in board
ing school up town, whence the father, IT s said
took it, and sent il TO school at Cincinnati. The Judge
made an order that the child be placed for the present
In the care Of the lady il had boarded with the nurse
or Young woman who has been accustomed to atteni
il It'll TO do so, and the parents each TO have per-
mission 10 visit III and the further hearing OF the case
NINA poefuoued for n Esyyd Qye
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Total. ........................."s2, 400 600


According 10 the best estimates which the Commit
tee are able TO make the net earnings OF the Road for
the next two years will amount to the gross sum OF
s37 coo. The amount of interest under he plan, to
he paid and up TO July l 1857, will be about
$4,000 This will leave fund of about 5000 900, of
which say 5000 COO will be required to pay the cash
part of the floating debt and 800 600 will be applied
TO u c Necessary works of reconstruction.
The plan of adjustment OF the Directors wac a. fol-
lows:
To reduce of the Road by general consent 20
S2,f(0 COO, to be represented follows; The
amount OF the present LIST Mortgages on the three
roads remain az the only Mortgage iens-tstter
paying $4,000 Original bonds due July, 1855 tobe
~ go COO
issued IlioOOo
oOO
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UNITED SKATES
July 10.
FALSE POsT-OFFiCE STAMP.
Fraik A. Wbceock was arrested on a charge OF pro-
curing 10 be made for him and using IN the CITY, a
fase Post Office letter stamp, with the words on it,
.'Ssn Francisco, Cal, Mar. H. lie was committed
for examination.
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MOTION FOR RECEIVER.

TenbrOeck agt SiOO.
Motion on behalf of plaintiff, who obtained judgment
and execution against Col Soo for $40 1885, but the exc
cution returned unsasfed for the appointment of Re
ceiver; Col s. on his examination under preliminary
proceedings ascertain what property he had having
claimed that large amount is due to hila from the
New York and California Steam Mail Co. George
Law Line &c.), also that he is cntie prospectively
10 a large amount in shares Of companies, and also
owning lands which have been sold for taxes, and
other property The motion for Receiver ls objected
TO. Argument was presented.
BILL OF INTERPLEADER
American Exchange Bank ast Finsy Bliss Worthinston
When the Bank of Toledo Ohio stopped payment
II had in the hands of the American Exchange Bank
in this City about $40 500; at the same time tue
American Exchange Bank had sent 1t about Sl4,OO9
for collection. On hearing of the suspension OF the
Toledo Bank the American Exchange Bank refused to
accept any more of its drafts. Defendants held drafts
received from the Toledo Bank which the American
Exchange Bank refused 10 pay, and suit was brought
by them against latter. Meantime attachments had
been got out by other parties against the funds IN
the hands Of the American Exchange Bank The
Court held that the drafts held by defendants did not
possess lien on the funds in the American Exchange
Bank bu. they must look to the assets of the Bank OF
Toledo for then pay. Judgment accordingly.
Benedict sgt Singer aud another.
judgment for plaintiff with costs for rivolousnees
Of demurrer.
Morris Phsan agt. John Bridge AMI others
Complaint dismissed, with costs to defendant.
The weekly American banner., 1855-10-26
PUBLISHED EvERr FRIDAY noa1Ina,
IT. YAzoo CRY MISS: FRIDAY OCTOBER %, 1856

has arisen to falfll the prediction Of The immor-
tai cslhcan, who long since after viewing the
aggressive acts Of the North, the subserviency Of
both the old political parties to abolition influence
&C., declared the end Of such political vassakge
would be @the rally Of q nev party in the nom
slaveholding states more powerful than ei-
ther Of the old, who. on thk great question would
be faithful to oil compromises Of the Constitution
and who by uniting with as (of the South) would
put final stop 70 the further agitation Of the
question. That the determination Of the nom
sloye holding States to appropriate sH the Terri.
tories totheir own use has not yet been met with
promptitnde and energy is certain, ana the next
question is why has it not been 50 met and what
is the cause Of this apparent l1dinerence tb dan
ger 50 menacihg-"
He referred to the Mass Meetings and, resolu-
tions Of the different sections to prove fhsN The
Native. American party is National. Many hays
listened to the DR.. ca this subject and others NJ
have an opportunity Of hearing him on it, and
thereby the privilege Of judging Of his positions
for themselves.
Yours in haste,
AMERICAN.
The weekly American banner., 1855-10-26

We understand that our able and eloquent
Candidate for the Legislature at the discussion
at Adams on the 18th completely annihilated his
opponent, Capt. j. Nj. Sharp. He didn't leave
In the old "War horse" breath enough for re-
spectacle, may, DIR. Holmes in his speech was
clear, forcible and convincing and the effect that
was visible upon the audierce ought to have sat
isaed bis opponent that he is wasting time and
wind infsnnihe political race with him. w
understand theold "War. horse despa;rs of the
"boys" that be has sraised" supporting him, and
now thinks the poor folks that he has given corr
to, and to whom he has performed many neigh
borg acts,ought to stand up to him in his hour
Of need. This was the old fuedal custom requir.
ing retainers and hangers on to fight at the bid
ding Of their lords in time Of war. but we believ,
was never considered Republican or Democrat
lic.
The weekly American banner., 1855-10-26
vol. l--NO. q
= NOBLE eoLDlJhiA N rf

IL. CLINTON. (says the Brsndos hsSs6<.
llean OH has done perhaps more mental suas
physical labor IN the present csiniyl1 sthsh M
other manin the State. having one hssase1 esS
fs1fnfy speeches up to last Saturday. and addreA
sed about ssvedty-ive thousand ipsssplsi Ha
ls much reduced in strength AND bis selos h
eomewhat affected BY having y spoak occasions
ally w 10 the open air. But he is sealous and dss
1ernined, ana Win continue Ia the Geld snsl.
November.
The weekly American banner., 1855-10-26
1 STRING OF MIsHAPs.

A man named Wragg was brdnph.thss o.
Of the city courts in New York for dissurbinf
the pe1ee. No withess appeared .eains. hiu,
and he was requested to tell his owa ssory.
Jadge-Mr. Wragg win you state The fscsb
connected with ydnr arrest2
Mr.. Wragg. Certainly, Die. tast sfofA
about 10 o'clock. was going along quietly s.l
unosteItstiously, with my mind oceapiei idprs.
found me itation, suddenly my thoughts and yis.
ion we're simultaneously srressed, not By an =.
Der Of the police, bat b5 In Old hat which k,a
lying on the sidewalk. Now I have dep 5.
version to an old hat. in fact / mieh,:ssy shs
s0hole world hss rooted antipath, tsoll h3ta
It may be because old hats are embIam .tic. -
q man going down the hin of advers;.~s 80
under such circumstances and old ~. resriv4
the same kind of treatment, namely ficks. NosS
nine out Of ten seeing the old hat 4yinv q, "a
sldewa!k a. did, would have given 6 : kielh
ana that sir, i ids what I did e kicks1 ~
ga ~, tne not only that knt kicked Z l<ickf.
iuliy letss s1c2e he inside Of i; 1 felk
myself faffng fofwal l1rnsfeiy { lell
against fat woman ! Id sui1cieNt -
cause her to fall; in falling, she knocked dojn =
ladder; one end OF ladder struck me, the otb(
h': = cart horse, the horse gave jump ana
] tne carman vas thrown of from bis caft; he
fen On ban terier dog; the dog gave / yen
I add bit The cafman who rolled over on ne: s
niger pushed out of an alley. and kicked the car.
uan for fallineon his dog; the Cafmau pickel
up stone and threw i q the nigg-r, out nnfsrl
tunatsly Il tWeht thfungh the window of 6utch.
mans grocery and fell upon the butter tub. the
Dutchman came out BY this time / got up, and
was about to castigste boy whom M
laughing, from which cfrcnmsfance / wa ied
to believe that he had put the stone n tie I'D
hat; ran afeer the boy. When he Saw mS
belIicoee attitude he yelled out for hid fsther
The Dutchman ran after he, and INST g
caught the boy the DutchlnaD caught ns.
Sir, my physical power was not suaicient .
cope with both. am not Samson. wa
vanquished; not only that sir, but when released
from their grasp I was beaten by three u fJtk
other Dutchmen.
The weekly American banner., 1855-10-26
PLATFORM Of THE
A M ERICAN p A r i 7
Or THE
State Or Mississippi.

We advocate such modification Of the natu-
raliEatioa laws, as win remedy the existing evils
growing out of the same, or in case the purity OF
the elective franchise cannot otherwise be pre-
erVed, then we advocate their total repeal.
We advocate the passage CT stringent law
by the proper authorities, to prevent the immi-
grafton hither Of Foreigners, who are either pau
pers or criminals.
We shall vigorously maintain and defend the
vested rights of all persons whether they be ma
tive or foreign born.
We believe that America should be governed
by Americans, erecting the same throdgh the
ballotbox alone, the great and legitimate instru-
ment of all political reform in our country.
We oppose and protest against all abridge-
ment of religious liberty, holding itasa cardinal
maxim, that religious faith is question between
each individual and his God, and that the Bible
i. the great fountain and depository of the true
religious doctrines of this country.
vi.
We will maintain and defend the Constitution
of the United States MS it is, the Union as it wa
intended by our fathers, and the rights OF tn
States, without Aiminution; insisting upon, ant
demanding fsitAfal performance by the Genera
Gov cram mt of all the dates enjonsl upon it
that Constitution.
vu.
We war with no party as such, but oppose Al
who oppose us in these great American doctrines
VIII.
| The principles which we advocate are para
mount to any local question OF State policy, an
as the American Party, we will make no attemp
to revive the question of the payment of the Uni
or Planters Bank Bonds.
The weekly American banner., 1855-10-26
Loco REWARD

Eds. Eagle Enquirer;
I will give the above reward to Kny psfsaa Nh
Can show anything in lhe American Platfosia q
Principles thai makes "a religious test o. that i
IN the least calculated tointerere with she ys6tsd
rights.o foreigners already in the county d
who may arrive before the proposed amendment
OF the Naturalization Laws goes into effect.
The weekly American banner., 1855-10-26
Printers koar OF Peace.

Know ye the Printers hour of Peacei
Know ye an hour more fraught with ioy.
Than ever felt the Maid Of Greece,
When kissed by Venus am'rous boyl
tits not when round the fAazy caAe
His nimble fingers kiss the types,
Nor is it when with heightened face
The sturdy Devils-tail he gripes.
IT'S not when news ofdreadful note,
Hn columns all with mihion fii;
'Tis not when brother printers quote
The effusions Of his stump-worn quill.
'Tis hot when M Miss faAcys glass
Long advertisements greet his eye,
And seem to whisper as they pass
"We'll grace your columns by-sndby.'
No, reader, no! the Printer's hour,
His hour Of sweet rtposes !
is not When BY some magic power,
His list of patrons daily grows.
But oh, 'tis @hehtAe wealhef, clear
Or clad in rain, or hail. or vapor,
He hears, in accents soft and dear
dive come TO pay you for the paper"
The weekly American banner., 1855-10-26

~ why is il, asks the Montgomery M.ik
that we hear SO little, about Seward IN thess
days, from the democratic plsSl II i be-
cause he SO bitterly opposed the Americas
party. had he been know nothing hs
would now, ~ heretofore, have filed fho col !.
umns Of Sunday Lewspapers- circumstances
alters the cases.
The weekly American banner., 1855-10-26

~ A genius remarked the other dSy Nitk.
q grave face, that however prudent and Vim.
ous young widows might be. he had seen many
. gay young widow-er.
The weekly American banner., 1855-10-26

~ The brewery At Louissille lrom yhichst
many shots were fred upon peacihle dispoaed and
unarmed American Citizens, owned 81 Amhrie
ter. A traitor BY that name waa stut ID 1lorida
by Gen. jackson. Wonder Il the I0uiaxills
Ambrister i not kith and kin to tie Florida Au )
brister.
The weekly American banner., 1855-10-26
AMERICAN HYMN.
BY BrsHoP McILvAxs.
EIBERTT.

ohe faith, one altar, and one hope,
J Are ours lone people let US be.
Americans! snd we may cope
With any power, on land Or sea.
The weekly American banner., 1855-10-26

The king ofheaven gives US law.
We sccrn the images of power
Set up by men. their slaves to awe
The pageahts Of the passing hour.
The weekly American banner., 1855-10-26

- At coming fair in Ohio. : preuniuui 4
offered to the best female runner. RESPONSIVENESS
which thsf emale pedestrian contestants i % IS
waged, is not stated.
The weekly American banner., 1855-10-26
rrRMs--rHRTE DOLLARS 4 TEAR IN ADVANCE.
BY MRS. HARRIET N. PREWETT.
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING
FOR FALL AND WINTER

GREAT iNDuCkmkNIo offkhkD M
SHULZ. BODENHElM q Co.,
WHO are in receipt Of very large stock Of
w Dry Goods and Clothing of every des-
cflption. Also Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Cutlery, &c &c. Being desirous Of closing
our business In this place, we offer any part
Of our stock at q very small advance on COST
for CASH Buyers will hnd II 70 their inter-
est to examine our stock before making pur-
.chases elsewhere. Our GOODS are oil new
and Of the latest styles, having besh selected
by one Of our frmin the East. Our stock Of
Clothing we especially reeommend, being m D
pfactured by ourselves cxpressly for our GUS
toners.
Country Merchants win end Il TO their ad-
vantageto give us call. Our prices cannot
fail to give satisfaction. Particular attention
paid 70 orders; no deviationin prices. To Sc
cure Good Bargains, call early, or send your
sHULz, BoDENHEM & CO.
Uyrkah,.rr nrf
The weekly American banner., 1855-10-26

No 1ocuss-afght of foreign foes,
Borne by the east wind DER the sea,
Shah waste our native land, where grows
The sacred Tee Of Hoersya
The weekly American banner., 1855-10-26

No crowned king or mitred priest
Hurls mimic thunder DER our head,
Clouding the light sfans the cast
Booming TO mansions Of the dead.
The weekly American banner., 1855-10-26

One Square, ten lines) one insertion, 3: $500
Eack Subsequent Inserticts, : $: 90
~ Liberal deductions soiH Be extended to
hose advertising By the year. -Ssa
RaA2x AND 1AxGv 10B WORM
0e.. .pslx s4aAsess and as,tas<> on
1<s rsoss H5sss1ssbs.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-02-09

RE- A few evenings since large sleigh
ing party from Tif6n, made our town .heir
rendezvous, took supper at the Croghar
House and little mop at Buckeye Hall
GRAY, Of the Tribune, who was ofthe nun
Der, relates bis experience thus
Snow, SLIEouING, ct cetera.-The pres
enI snow is said to be the deepest that has
fallen in this climate for years. SleghiRg
has become popular Juror, ard blue nos,
es and lips frozen mute-objects Of intense
admiration. On Monday our Young Amer
leans turned out and made a run upon our
neishboring city, Fremont. The place has
q fine appearance and contains some Of the
most generous people i'll the world; and
from the splendid, massive blocks Of build
ings recently erected We would infer that
they are highly prosperous. Titin had
better look 10 her laurels. Fremont will
be recognized by our friends at a distance
by the name Of Lower Ssndusky."
The scud to Fremont was like the de-
scent Of .Eneas: Fascilis dectnsus Averni
which some bluff admirer of the "IIumani-
ties translates rather freely, "The slide tc
Ilrll is Slick" but the return, hoe LABOR, hic
opus est. Riding 20 miles against n fierce
head wind. when the drifting snow flies fu-
riously 10 the face and the assaulting cold
triumphs over robes and furs, for pleasure
is an absurdity. The wind blew small
hurricane, bitter as the blasts of Labrador
Give US srlutteling coal FIRE, an armchair
and pair Of blue eyes, with glib tongue
to illustrate; and go hang with Jour sleighs
We have just about the same opinion o
the pleasures" Of sleigh-ridiug as our broth
er of the Tribune. We've no: been q vic
lin this winter.