Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-04-06
New York Correspondence.
New ioRg ClTy,1
March 81, 1886

CyPa,ASh. The Cyprians of I'M,
City, after many Intellectual a,tem,,.
have Il, last been reached by the Mimi;
c,ple besom and the old in gull, and IL,
young in dishonor have been broupb, h..
fore the authorities. Some OF them h.,
bu, JUS, stepped over the. threshold q,
vice-others had their skirts dyed d.,.
with the stain.
Two score or more were brou,h, -.
to the Mayors O flee, and ii was with
ugh for poor, fallen humanity, that We
read the record Of their shame. Let Tn,
not condemn these poor Magdalen, IN,
harshly-,oo severely, When they f.I
there were none to lif. them up-noDs
to pity, all to condemn. Such
Figures dropping and .fseter, thin.
And cheeks without haoonn"
demand more Of sympathy Than rebu.s
PRoHIpAToRY. Our Senate has ,ha
liquor bill under consideration. SOM
few amendments have been adopop,et
and great many reported. Those which
have been tackled on, however, DO M, al.
ter the main features of the proposed
law. We hope in our mex, to chronicle
IT'S passage, although from the vasel.a,.
lnp course OF some of the honorable
Senators. i, is doubtful. If passed, II
will take effect a, midnight Of the Sd and
l,h Of July. So INDEPENDENCE Day
will be ushered IN under suspicious cir.
cumslances, ST. far as sobrleiy is concern.
ed. |, may dampen the patriotism Of
Rowdy Young America, but viii !.
source Of satisfaction TO every lover and
+ upholder OF order. Come honorables Of
our State Senate-Afrm the dtuu of
the peopb.
CITY HALL. The special COMMITTEE
to examine plans for new City Hall IS
bus, discussing or listening to, the me.
Its and dement's nt :he plans presented.
Some dozen or more have been land be.
fore them, aud they have stated that no
more specifications viii be received
So we have hopes OF speed, decision.
May they not BE bewrldercd oy the draw.
lngs or &C, hastily M relation 10 a matter
so important TO our city. If We ate Ia
nave anything. lie, IT be worth, the cen.
mercIal and literary Metropolis. Lnu
be large enough ior our expanding enef.
gies aud increasing powers. Above al,
-; II be more useful than Ornamental
more stable than snowy. Ia fact Ne
van, an Agricultural ne pI" ultra.
LITERARY. lIousEaoLp SoScs and
other poems, by II. T.. g. Ate,, have ,as.
been ISSUED by J. {. DKKBY. Mrs Arey
/. the ELLks EYxIg OF the Home jour.
nal They possess a r,ie,y OF Ieenc
merit. May the little volume flua, safely
over tie stormy sea Of public opminu.-
II mo, PIP 214.
. ENGLISH PAsT AND PRESENT, hy Rev
Z c French, b ID, is book OF some va.
ue. The suLJrt, is handled with mush
care and great ability. There are i've
lectures. VIZ; The English composite
. language. The Cams OF The En.u,h
: language. The Dimuulions uf The
. Eng ssh language. The chinse in the
meaning Of English words. The chang.
ed spelling OF English words. To he
student they viii prove Invaluable
The volume is cholcely issued and
is uniform wi,h-on the study Of words
on the Lessons IN Proverbs and Synony.
ma Of the New Testament. by the ,an.e
il. author. J s Redheld N "
MARCH, Like stated, Lion with b.
5 real breath, March came, but she is 20.
lug out meek as a Lamb Poets have
sang the coyness and 6ckelaess oil he
first month Of spring. So We will 1t,
. attempt it, especially as you have 'crcs.
ct up there who delights 10 ehirp aud as
his efforts are perfectly aboriti.e to a
! sensitive soul, we will no, temp, him to
dehle shee, Of virgin white" with the
pen OF spite dipped in the ink of vim
!ence. We promise, however, an epl
'aph on his remains" If, a, some future
time, any are discoverable.
Auf Weidenschen,
PAUL PRIMROSE.