The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-30

not been produced. and the question Of 'hs acqusi.
iion Of Gu "a 20 the UDied States being the I'm
Suspended and that the d cussion VI that all
subject be mepc-i. Souey inciias1, saw. to
aerorb 'iue very upprontablY. va, shout TO pro-
nonnce him out OF order, When there came loud snok
tpg at the door, followed BY band png - pi4y
Ditch medley The door imnedi4 seiy open.
Ten citizens savage and hairy en,srsd the con
na,i Of the Congress- assembled ons 81 their numsor
advanced having exchanged the counte sign with Nggs
but be failed 10 him eli understood until
Souiey politely ,endeied his aid introd icing them 10
succession 80 every present They according
the rendering Of Monsieur, depulaton from Very
Ancient and honorable Ord,r Of Rcd kepubhcsns, Who
having become Of the many objects
the Congress convened las st forth the cigcass OF
the great saunders had Appeared before 70 pray tai
their grievance might ne auly addressed and
reins'ses IN the government Of Fence Monsieur sou.
icy made speech Of more than ordinary long On
the subject, which he brought 10 close by osfuag
upon the President (me not permit this pAt,tic dy
OF suffering men 10 depart without ss.ucaacs that
their would receive immeuiats stten, ion rnis 1
did In the very bet manner possible adding thai Hiaz
might treat then to gin sling al round. This doae
Monsieur politely how'd them into thu street TO lat
DOW being his best The reader by this time Will nave
cf Lowered that Monsieur Sou ey constituted tho Con.
grssr, and Dir. Pierce thrown in.
Scarcely bad TIE deputation Of Worry Aac,ent anil H.
norable kea Republic tai en- el In the street.
entrance was eemantei BY degu,a,ion from Tie
stitutipg 1t were lighter ot person and Goa pex,n
than the reds ane too. there aoous ths air
Of melancholy which at once touched the ,ea,er
top; aud humbly but devoutly prayed Ametics 90
make their her own there they produasd several
her nd Of sro'hshpoS Log hs3 they 10 s' waited
the coming Of this dSy-Ihe day when she wpuli
invade Europe and fight he battle Of Liberty against
defpotism sseet tbs recollection ola fstnssnd 70
them became sweetsr ~ they contemplated that great
star Of liberty frightening In the West. TIE, spoke
genius for at fault; he spoke only French,
Dutch and bad Mexican rendering necessary call In
the aid Of Hsrz, who having rsodsred il iuto Dateh
Monsieur cid the Ieat Diminishing this very distny
ed depuaon With positive that their s.se
should be at once referred 20 the great George Ssuaier
nothing more was required. 81 would sugge,t," spoke
Mr. b lmopt, rking with great gravity sa.Ged
gentlemen pade heir ast bow the door, 'wnetner 1t
he not necessary to close the door gsnst furner
tations {, being expedent TO proceed with The trsnsas
tion OF bpsnessyr 10 this Messrs Sullivan, Buckhinan
and souey ross, greatly asiatea souisy said he hid
the hoor, ana would not Yield psg. Mr. Buchanan
had only word to Mr. sullivan gave way ani
stem edeing up HAMS counter where ginsling was
EDGED down ,he v naing any. Monsieur S,nisy rai
bad great sympathy for all oppressed c liens He ui
not but char Acterge suoh sbguage
lehp'u shtenhan mr. benont 10 ie.fencet 70 hese very
respectable bodies, contrary TO the spirit Of inst
buttons Mr. Bemon bowed aal left the speaker 1, la
dolgs his love OF peech when again ine rupte1 ny
teriinc Numbering At the door The door opsaednpt
70 deputstion but to whole pstfoFm u rejected hi
msnS piesen Ing the most groesqus appesran- F,l
staff n inyiucioles would convey compstison Some
bsess and shceless; had sleeveless coats
tattsiet towsers, some hal collars su ia all
had ace' Immersed in massive bsards. Iudsed tney
seemed 10 have passed through e bands OF suocry jews
30 ssesteo we're the "a their hacks TsD aud.
sbTessI they Raheo IA with lode zen i.nt air each
on in hsiicirce Just behila seats OF tho several
members OF The Congress- Tns person VII ed
them, ana sho could boast OF out shoe an1 one
sleeve {, his cosG aud had o1unenaDce -mltnered
IN bsir. nov approached Monsieur Souly Non.
s'eur souley approached hiu, and both bowed.
ought 70 have mepttogsd that this last procession
headed by one Of their number wheeling birrow
winch was monster petition s,egifying tbs hfy
thousand grievances Thy hoped would resIe.ed b.
tie Congress- Buck who H. ~as more THAI n-pa ted
looked wih suspicon the mixture Of ets ia Rea.
eral MAS seen squinlng stesoiy in the fac, o. the
In mn hAra
laugh OF the singular qoaintnsss OF the picture they
pesentd The le4aes having ended his hald Non
reuf population eDsued and continued with la
Vulnerable gestures gmAces and coniorons Of he face
The Chair begged 10 rerno gentleman IL tho nportipcs
Of time III. Chair hoped Monsieur Sou'ey would ld 1t
convenient 70 report That versatile gen lesu Replied
He bad The honor 70 inform this august body that thes
ENTHUSIASTICALLY 70 deficient tins For
loin Order OF Very Red Repuoisans.' Here Monsieur
Souley turned TO the folorn order IT, with one &C.
cord, bowed In confirmation Of what he SAID "0tne-
men, said the speakr with rhesorcs flourish, ''mu.t
not be judged by their exterors. We have the
rough bark covering tho Aae Gentlemen, have not
hese men hearts ofo'k nerves Of steel and bone that
IKE their souls, never breaks In time OF neea ."
The Chair thought time inter- upt the speaker By
inquiiing what the oiiorn order prayed orf Monsieur
souley resumed Learning from the authority they
held in tier hands (epstie do 10 Ssnders) vhas wsr
the true objects Of this congress- they he'd noby
forward to sender their vices and to EXPIRE person
He proposed vote Of os hi. p.tr.oia
ton This was voted without disseutent voice The
Ionssur souisy the result Of which was that ren,s
mans making charitable appeal to the Congress md
c1cudpg oy proposing that sontriea.ioo DO tassn In
Aid ofhe foriorna This brought Mr. Belmont suddenly
to bis feet. He would oppose any such thiag Thsi
difficulties had already increased beyond ejaculation
s soo usr: I'M. s asesd e. .oad no. ool
congress was the general relief Of mankind but
increase their responsibilities TO renc- It impossible
to proceed with legitimate business. No sans men
much less sccustomed dealing 10 con-c ,ud We
entertained such idea Sno~ III need scarcely ADJ
that The proposition negatved without dissenting
IA mt atiU
evident to all present that the Congress would have ia
time and attention pretty veil AFFORDED ia rscsvioe de-
itenipg TO TIE very pathetic spescnes of Monsieur The
dsy WAS nov Ear gone the Congress beeau 10 feel its
tence OF many other dsputsons surrounding the doors
was announced the Congress drank all round and al
journed 70 meet on the following morning the de-
srafch Of businesr.
adventures OF Cousin Smooth embrace some rather
remarkable historical episodes The elevated style
In which they narrated of course enhances their
interest.
TEE TESTIMONY OF Az ESCAPED Mower. from the
Statehood Of Sc. Joseph Emmetsburg, Maryland,
the Mother House OF the Sisters OF Charity in the
United States. by Josephine N. BunkIcy. New
York: Harper Brothers.
The circumstances attendant upon the depsrtsre Of
hfs Bupkey from st. Joseph's probably fresh In the
public mind Miss Bunkiey seems TO have Been de.
In mesbug music ssshcr, and then desired
the which In this order would doom her pcrpe
tual seciuson during life, uniets sbe sent upon
mission. She could no. sustain herself under the
ordered by the rules Of toe house add left
the house csndestiEeIy There since been
trosersy this point whether not miss Bunk,ey
detained against her will The work before docs
settle this point aud It does not appear Mss Bank
Icy ever requested permission to retire from the ast,u
ticn. She says she like all the proposed sisters
close pisoner-wA not allowed communicate with hes
blends outside the walls, acd denied the privileges Of
reading the letters which they sent 10 her Also that
certain penapces enacted from her. and crueltes
1cted ups her by the mistress Of the novees aud that
priest kissed her several snes u confession Ths book
chiefly devoted to description Of convent LIE. which
b, doubt al, that Miss Burnley describes t-unna-
tursi, unhealthy, cruei, and Of On immoral Miss Bunk
book is better written than the majority Of
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