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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
Nrxv.vopx n.uv TR1BuNE TUESDAY OCTOBER I2, 1858.

rayabe in fifteen year. and 10 bear interest from ha.
tnIe May, 1900 AT the rate Of cent e annam,
payable haf-yeaIly ON ihe usual days ne" coupon
sheets be emitted FOR thai purpose ard fJr that
time which funded interest, aforesaid, shall have
the same legal prorites that each issue now carries
meeting of the bondl oldors OF tie COy,ngt0n and
Lexington Railroad held a. Cncinn ,,i the 6th
ms. OF the 81, eco coo bonds outstanding s97d,0W
were represented. Mr. Lanier of New-YorS rep
rss.r.ed about $500. COO owned in this vicinity. a
seres of resolutions offered by Mr.. Laner was unan-
iuously adopted under which comr ttee, conf is'ns
Of Messrs. Henry Hanna, Wm. Ernest, w. b. Smith
and Shoemaker. was appointed TO act IN concert with
committee Of three appointed in New-fork, IN carry
y, on, the instruction Of the bondholders 1t Will be
the duty Of this committee to confer with the Board
of Directors of the Company, and It IS hoped thar
satisfactory arrangement may be effected, by which
the necessity of resort TO legal proceedings may be
obviated.
The Dubuque Times says;
R,ow viii be found the circular of o,e OF our most
respectable banking houses we earn .nes .. u.e 2,
have proyided for the prompt and sure paynsu' "
,heir entire Indebtedness AMI that no one VIII ios'
dollar nv them. II is serious blow 10 our CONNER
csl interest 70 have these gentlemen retire from ac''
service in this crisis but better now with honor u
credit to themselves and friends. than I" hou on a
hereafter bring ruin and disaster 10 those VINO may
confde in them. The house chosen as their success,
sors is one of the first standing in this country, ana
though We may regret the cause that led the sue
cessSrs of the longestablished house OF r. b Jessup
& Co. to take the step, We are still prepared TO De-
ieye that such men composed the retiring hrm WILL
" lille with u.s. be found in active and useful labor:
TO OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS.
TIE having determined retire from the osnN
IN business have -arned their collection notes - tner
friends Gepcke Wnslow CO., where the bills due this day
nay be paid. ,-.--.- =. I'LL .. t.,s L,sn
engaged return thanks friends and depost) of
ther uudinshed confidence during period OF great
drsiou Having selected highly respectable house 70 ake
hare Of our collection business cordially recommend e III
10 r friends depostors entirely responsible and a
b bsn.rg md tr connections such give them pc
euIsr ADVANTAGES. Respectfully -
0~-S' REDMOND, LOWELL Co
Mr. Satterthwaites circular by the Canada says
We have no change in the value money! II renal
very plentiful specie j. again rapidly aeeunuaths ~ the
paHE Corols close at gsqEi FOX mohey and ".@s'. lor
Account. , " T.. ...,,.,, ., .,,-;.t,.
fsr business continues 20 be done in American
d., demand heinz chiefly for the bs descriptions OF haoa1
pond W. note considerable Transaction. IN Pernsy
Csnra N.w.Yok CeHtro snd Illinois Central Bonds az uy
rvos rates There la. been reaction III LIMOS ste'
rom M the point recently attained 10 y dis a. whch He!
oo.e NewYoIk Central shares touched 77t but lave given
way 20 70. . .-.,.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
BROOKZ wv ITEMS.

KIyos CoUSTY I'D DIsTRIcT COSGREssioNAL
Coyvrx1Ioy.--Ihe Republican Convention OF the
la District met at their headquarters in JoralemOn
street, ast evening. Luke {. Ryder, esq., OF the
Fourth Ward, occupied the chair Mr.. Campbell OF
the Eleventh Ward moved that the Convention pro-
gen Of the L.sslih Ward amenaed ..ist Committee of
Xix be appointed te confer with similar Committee
appointed by The American Convention, with the view
OF uniting upon a candidate for Congress. Some dis
cusson ensued but the sentiment was generally in
favor of union. The amendment was adopted and the
following Conference Committee appointed:
5. b. Chittenden, First Ward; j. G.. Bergen, Eighth
Ward; Joseph Reeve, Fourth Ward c. w. l.. +,
Aorrell; j. J. Larned, Sixth Ward; $. II. Demott
Eighteenth Ward.
The Convention then adjourned until Thursday even
ing next.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
co,,pr cAIvNpAR-THis DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-CRcUIT-PART Nos: lS2l,
,ess ,Sso 1851 iS3 1885 1857 1862 1871 1873 1875 1879
1871 IsSS iSS5 iSS7 1889 1891 1897 1880 l4o 1898 49
is7, 100 ini, iHs lA5 lil5 1912 li2 i,2 ~ iYs
"a no i49 sOs si2 ls ss s ls @ le22 @ s2 Is;s 1879
$50 IsSl 1854 1866 1872 1914, 1913, 1890, 1882 1854
Sss 1855 1890 1902 1885, PART IiL-Nos 1895, its i4N
800 40 It3{ 1856 l4f8 1856 1906, 1863, li72 lt74 40
s7s 1855 1881 1884 l,96 1898 1890 1903 1910 lll 1872
t.0 i42 1896 1898 100 l702 1904, l76, 1903, l7O l
I7i6 l7l8, l710, l732. - an c,
SUrREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERu.-Nos o3, o.
eb e6 g. So 60 10, H. IS, 49, 81, s3 a. &c. e9 80 j! ~
SUPFRIoR COURT.-Nos. y, l8f, lSj, Ieo, I'D,
2o7, as 40, nj 22 2ls 2l4 2l7 2ls 20 21a 25 la 2
2.9, ESQ " t-ta
CouRT OF CoNMOy PLEAs-PART Nos. i.io,
l2I I7s3 10 J76e 1888 1892 1888 45o 500 PART I-Nos
i7a5 1919 1891 i73s l74O l742 l7ii l7i5 l7b, 7io '9
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12

OsE WoNAN STABBED BY ASorhEH.-Aooo' ,
O'Clock last night two women, who gave t'eH ha'N7
as Bridget Leonard and Mary Conoliy got INTO quar-
rel and fight in Centre street, near Franklin nr'ge'
drew large knife and stabbed Mary oohhohy '"oe
in the head ard once in the neck lnihctng severe II
not dangerous wounds. They were both taken 10 'he
Sixth Ward Station-House by Capt. Dowhng' ana suf-
pcal aid was procured ior the injured woman.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
NIarLets-cAnErrLLr REroEI.D ros rns N z rsLsuAs.

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steady 80 Pearl, firm at 81 ~. .teady Sc.
quote MddIg uplnds at l5c &C., aud Gulf a. I5c Tae
nansset.oIs were mainly in transitu.
auction sale Of i6e bags Rio Nord saag.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for Western Canal Flour
sdep'sed, and e ow grade. l0Q c. easier the
mueL Dter demand prevailed but prices Of the
e1por: demand tor Spain the West lude the better
grades srs held Wit, comparative hinnes. sales
bbs at - l0d state 81 ~ 10 FOX good
supeTtre do ~ Oa - 3 for extra do 81 Goa 70 tog
ii ea%4 e r bogus rouadhoop extra OHIO s5a 81 IS fo
genuiLe rouudhoop extra Ohio 5 55odss 40 for trade brands
do s5gsa % tor s. Logis brands and 81 25d - 60 for
extra G.nesee Canadian Flour lower and T. heavy, with
end - @ IS for extra brands soohs + Flour .sa
lower aud Is freely otered the daily arrivals continue liberal
more t54 90 for sood DO - 90 - ~ te, an 1
extr. brands. Rye Flour heavy more plenty s.e. Of
crssng .ses Of Jersey ss 10 and Brand wine a. s9
fsH-The demand continues limited, aud prices nomnaly
GRANITE Wheat market i. freely supplied and price. ar.
low aud un'ssa he sale: are 80 bush Chicago sps
s9 bush White Nichgsn at . l5d ss; leO bush. Sou.h
EN- k,a a. Ia 81 the s,,et ior CHOICE Amber 100
North Carolina ~ So Ryeis quite steady fair
part speculative prices much the ssme-r.e,,led A. The
close, WITH however ess offering the sales are 1000 bG.h
S h ana . Tor Ia, to good STATE Oats are
state at ~ i6c and Western Canadisn f2a5e.
Corn Is freely offered good quate are owsr the
II part for export; the sales are Il 900 bush a, 7oa7c fox
Western mixed and small lots 72d72c other kinds
OCNNf-BAGs AND CLOTH-A, Boston the 'ale' for
erse aay ending Friday sst 100 bales shi Grnny
In. market dull for GGnny Goth and tn. tendency VI prs
ID 'or OF buyers sses Of 40 bales 22 sversse o, 1870
p yard. mos.
hlDEs-We hear Of sales Of i2 90 BueDos Ayes spec
Msn,s se less cent 1000 IeS5d 5 :, e mos: 80
HOPS continue very duh a, easc for s57 and ~ ls
for ses.
HAYThs n.,se. !. steady the demand fair sales 800
IRON-scotch Pig 1. dull AID heavy e22d ~, mos.
the stoct 10 light equally limited Othe.
'Tpnors sy quiet, AID Press popSsIy Unchanged.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12

On Monday evening, about O'Clock, hre broke
ont in n wood.shed, rear Of No llS Norfolk street.
and thence extended TO the grocery store of s. Yager
in front. Loss ofYager $780, The roofs of the build
ipgs Nos II6 and lls burned off, and the tenants
sustained about 800 lose. No insurance. Inc hre
was oecasioned by sparks from furnace Of charcoal
LEI, in the she'd
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12

SAILS AUcTIos -
200 q n C,.v M a n, s 10 C'izens Bank
,s o0o N.T,b, - sg % American Each Bk...let
se1Tol 4 ii :. i, As l28 Manha'tas Bank.......lo
10e Florida II - int. - 80 kNcela1 IRE ms "a
200 ,inis 3 ~, 80 al - Nstioua Fir in.. Colt
2dt0 Mob g. H. es lot. ~ ~ ftcii' fiIr - a.
900 q NJ AZ In : a. sg AZ Il5 G-bbard rirs ns. CO... s
500 Lac Mil L. b.. n Il. New NoI-i "" u ,S5i
Scoo Mi City T. int add - ~ Es h.-f fnr ~ al
fftt Dc. L.6W RS IN. IS 10 Pacific Ma = ''''' "a
~ Bank q State Of NY...lN 25 strtnton on 20,
M R.tt ~ Corme--e l0J ~ " Y A New Haven r. 20
s MsrI., RAM -. iasi 50 Clev. L Pits Il R.. .
5 CllIAensi BaLk. ..lu5tI
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12

1h perceive eu vii DO best :, ws ~As .ss Op proceed
befo~ kos,.s. % = X. Brennan. esq bstino,s
o ,be letter on 5:h of april aud tel nm ~ 20 % @ c,
,iss,f Tor their o:tery, VITA Nos , ~ 20 u y. ~
-, e,y the drawing Il the io-A OF Apr neHt ana lf ' "
osuno, AN az that day very ucky for yo1 y 'h''
oaAD'' '' Rsspecifuh yours,
c. W. ROBACK, ~. III syc am'fe street
i. is hardly needu to say that Mayor i'emanH eou'a
afford no relief in the matter.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12

THE FRUITS OF EMANciPATIoN.-We Were shoWh
on Yesterday several specimens of fruit direct from Ii
IBERIA. Among them were lemons, varying from nine
TO twelve ounces in weight oranges larger than the
ordinary capteleups and citron OF the most delcous
odor. Richmond Dispatch.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
Passengers Arrived.

H. brig ToIulah, from Ts,s hiand-Mr Chase and dsosh
ter, ;. Cappe. .
In brig iaita Oueu from Nueras-slessrs. Henry schn!d.
Joaquin Agreement, p. A. Boletares
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12

ARREST SUPPOSED BURGLAR.-Oficer Corby
Sixth yesterday arrested named Char
81 ute whom he the Newtown Plank Road with bag
.lch found contain three and quantity of lead
yye When he discovered he attempted swsy but
brought seT having three shots hed az him by the Off
lie held for exsuin alton.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
Ry Teleapunh.

bOsIOf, Oct. liar. steamer p. Sprague, Asshews'
Phisds pha; barb Emily. Hail. Savannah brig VIM burns-
,en Weehs, Wilmington schr B. c. scribDer CGie New
SAVANNAH, Oct. 1.-THE u. 8. steamship star Of ~
south arrived below l, night och and Of her "hsn "
10 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12

DIscHAReE p.-Yesterday Justice Fox dismissed the
Of seduction preferred by Mary Csan
being evidence to subsisntiaie the oherge
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12

BuRGLARY.-The silk and fringe manufactory of
Hsss Leach in South Third street Third street Ea
District entered Monday night and silk
$500 stolen thsreom. The entered
by nipper and the goods taken while the hnan
Vas asleep In The store.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12

. THE MLIrIA.-The ununiformed militia paraded
and made all sorts OF show Some Of the officers
uniform, and OF the nearly in tatte
Guns without locks clubs bToomtcks the
The eyouon in accordance with their general
pearance The office crowded during the dsy with
ho.e who dsrous Of eNempns themselves from military
duty.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12

FIFTH ASSEMBLY DIsTRcT.-The Vanderbilt sec
tion of the Democratic party have nominated John
Dayton for Assembly, in the With District.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12

RoBBISG A PRIEsT.-A fellow entered the basement
Church OF the Sunday afternoon, during
vice walked OFF with the priests coat which hanging
a a hook IL contained some papers Of value.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
Receipts Of Produce-Ocr. II.

By North Rrey Boats-27 600 bb Flour i6 go bush Wheat
81 $50 DO Com eco do Rye 80 500 do. Oats. $500 do Barley
80 pkss. Ashes 400 do. Whisky, 4S3 do. Provisions.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
DisaseerS, &c.

THE SNIP ALLIANCE, from New York which arrived se 49,
a. weather darizs the Latter -
Of he voyage and obliged tkyow pert efeHso 0veTssSs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12

for st.lsmsDt ana 70 ct'n
sI,~sd spy defendant stipvstint &c the ofoeI 10 Oe
Nv the ys6se; the case is settled. p---..1
Stephen Myer agt The Second-ayenne KelH9S. VA,
ConiKsny Motion that plaintiff ave security ioi '''
costs Of his ( 10 to abide the event oi the sun
COURT OF GENERAL sESslONS-OeIottN II
RECORDER BARSAsD. -, ,be trial
The v,ss, csse of today would have been the u'
ef"Bny ogan for assault and battery on convenient
on A, calepSsr bu. Mr. Daniel T. sese. appesred
ly out Of town E1.Judse Philips % he trial
!, ,..d He frst arsued for the aid not
o. ~. xround thf the being one oi % "a Mugan
sor. within IN, iu,diction Of the ConIt ,v The Re
road withdraw the plea Of erv nindlciousy
80, id h. motion. JGdge fhhPs ~ r.ecu.iou
"a tss, M,I,.n was victim OF avsnirie fr
n. p.co,d., r,msrked that the Court Wa 80 rrct
- .,,.n 81 spv body bat wsen hen ~ ,.,fi.r u
20 ,,.tns outrsses and assao VIZ III 49, E -
nso ..en nno other eouia uf -
80, ,;s.. ,nd independence 70 step iVf"%i' snu W -
duty. - -. ,.uoved-.he ris. Of Il on The part Of
Vcns 80 ,hs an important witness was absent, Oh
.e ,ssd A. /, with almost une1smped pertnacty
Pbips III. Recorder consented 20 allow the case :"
W W 80 til tomorrow with thorough understandns t1a''
-, .,v ercumstances Muhgan would then b. tnsd -
barrow convicted in December last before Judge MS
- ~ and free suspension Of judgment
go Of being sent the Prison, has mscondcted
80 since and committed various assaults aud batteries
~ before the Recorder on the ola eANe'
and ssu, 70 the State Prison for two years - - A
Smith pleaded guilty 20 passing coantsiie' "Si ~
Vas 20 the State Prison for two years. -
some PARTIES pleaded guilty % MINOR oeH'si 'e
reserved.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
BIRTH.
MARRIED.

TAYLOR-At Goths. Germany, Tuesday, A1s. ., Mrs
BayaId Taylor, Of daughter
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12
MINIATURE ALMANAC

sUS-Rises....6;osl sets...... 525 MooN-Sets.. s;B
WATER.
Sandy Hook 1904 Cows Island. lO: Hell Ga.e.... OBS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12

DEaTHoF OLD CITIZES.-Mr. Ethan Estabr0ok,
welknown citizen who has occupied several positions Of
responsibility IN the City Government died az an age
OF much influence.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12

THE NEW BROADWAY (E. d. RAILRoAD.-Th
contractors for this road will commence to lay the rail
about the latter part of this week 1t is expected tina
the road will be completed by the middle of December
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12

New TRUcK.-HoOk and Ladder Company, No. 3
aht their Yesterday the nanua ctoTy
in New. York The Company numbered forty men. The
machine presents pretty appearance
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12

ABOUT the dlteI part IL eAPcoec" uH1t
the road will be completed by the middle of December
BRooKLYs COMMON CoUNCIL.-The Board met last
evening, Mr.. Pierson in the chair.
resolution offered, to appropriate 1913 TO re-
pair the Glove road which referred to the Grading
and Paving Committee.
Two appointments of index clerks made by the Col
leoter, were confirmed.
The Chief Er gneer of the Fire Department pre-
sented petition for Hook and Ladder Company No.
stating the loss Of their apparatus by fire. and asking
an appropriation for one Referred TO Fire De-
partment Committee.
The Assessment Committee reported on the petition
of Charles Kelsey and others to vacae sale for non
payment Of taxes on lots on the property OF the
Brooklyn Benevolent Society," otherwise known the
Uepey estate" The petitioners claim Jnat the
trom taxation The Committee submit resolution in
favor of canceng sale of the lots on payment OF the
defaults and recommending the preparation OF an act
for presentation to the Legislature to exclude from
the exemption from tax all the property not IN the
possession of the Society Adopted
A petition from the trustees OF the Church OF the
Coyenanters, corner of Atlantic and Bond streets
against running trains on the Long Island Railroad on
Sunday was referred to the Railroad Committee.
SUNDAY ANUsEMESTs.-Ald. Douglass caused the
snest of boys Sunday for playing ball Ihey were
brought Justice Batchy yesterday and fined each
Sergeant Ca broke up Of racket In baseball alley
Work and Green lane Sunday evening Tue
bet $50 side They had commenced operations when
the police their appearance The Iropretor
rested and held 10 bail by Justice VOORHEES,
LAFAYETTE Hook AND LADDER CoMPANY.-Th The
members Lafayette Hook and Ladder Company No l. who
lost their apparatus the Crystal Palace ire about rsis
ing subscriptions ~ purchase a Iew one
New TRUcK.-HoOk and Ladder Company, No 3
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12

The first week in October the Cleveland and To-
edo gives s22 500, against o65 last year. The first
week on the Illinois Central shows $i693O. The land
saes sl5363 and the receipts forlands previously
sold s32, 300.
Tie following are TIE receipts the Morris Canal
for the week and to 2jth ult as compared with
corresponding time last year:
Total TO seIt p, le57.............. 226, 757 %
Week ending Oct. 8, 1857. 7............... 7,50 GO
- 1895 ei
Total TO Sep. a. l9o 800 q
Week ending Oct. 2 l858............... 8,f38 81
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12

LAFAYETTE Hook AND LADDER CoMPANY.- The
members Of Lafayette Hook and Ladder Company No l. who
Iost their apparatus the Crystal Palace hrc about rss
ing subscriptions 10 purchase new one.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-12

The amount of notes in circuationis ,955,
being decrease Of el3S 035, and the stock of bullion
in both departments is fl9, 9,l3iO65, showing an in
crease of 49, 5O when compared with the preceding
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-28

SINGULAR WHALE FIGHT We mentioned.
 says the Northern Ensign, that whale sixty. two feet long, had been picked up at sea- and taken ashore at Nybeter some twelve miles from Wick, Scotland. = It seems from information on which we cau rely, that the whale was not, as was popularlv supposed, drifted dead from the Greenland seas, but that he had fallen only the previous day, in single combat between himself and an. other monster of the seas. The conflict which took place about mile and half from the shore, and which was witnessed from the land by number of fisherman and others. is de. scribed as having been protracted and bloody
 The two monsters kept battling with each oti. CT, at times with their heads and at times witt, their tails, raising tremendous srray for a distance of many yards. After a fierce and close encounter, they would each retreat for a considerable distance. and after brief rest would again meet in collision, approaching eacl, other with locomotive speed, at the rate ~ some fifty or sixty miles an hour. Alter re. covering from the stunning effect of such < sudden attack, they would again resume tIo hand-to-hand fight, rising up into the water.
 springing up distances from twenty to thirty feet, and coming down on each other with fearful violence. Meanwhile the sea for great distalcs' fotnd about had assumed brieht red color, indicating that an immense quantity of blood had been shed. Other animals ai,
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-28

in it you will get the continuation of the sto- ry from where it leaves off here. If you can- not get copy from any news office, the pub fisher of the Ledger will send a copy on the re. ceipt of five cents.
 The Ledger is mailed, to subscribers, at $2 year or two copies for $3. Address your letters to Robert Bonner, publisher A, Ann street, New York. It is the just handsomest and best family paper in the country elegantly illustrated, and characterized by high nor al tone
 The story is of itself alone worth the price of the Ledger To peruse the history of the lovely heroine-Miss Paule-how she came to be a bride for an evening, and all the strange and absorbing particulars connected herewith will be treat for all who take the trouble to get the Ledger.
 Her smile was soft, her heart was kind,
 Her voice for pity's tone so fit
 All spoke the woman--but her mind
 Lifts her where btrds and ssges sit.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-28

kEyHANKFUL for past favors, Mr. CHRISTIAN II REINHART would respectfully inform his nu- merous friends and patrons that he has received Q supply of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, which he has carefully repaired and put in the best run- ming order, and will warrant them for one year. These Watches will be sold for less than their usual prices In regard to MT. Rs ability for REPAIR ING WATCHES, he cannot be excelled having been e manufacturer of Watches for several years. Before coming to America he availed himself of numerous advantages, to become thoroughly ac- uuainted with the mechanism of the Watch Manu- factory. It has been more than sixteen years since Mr. R. has been following the Business and since has been in America he has established for him. self an excellent reputation. All Watches which Mr. R repairs, are warranted for one year.
 Office at Baldwin's Book Store, South Street,
 Ltchield, Conn.
 eB Watches can be sent safely Iy the New Mil ford. Kent, or West Cornwall Mail Contractors.
 June 28, 1857. tf14
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-28

SOMETHING ABOUT HArs-At what time felted wool was first employed for making hats it would be difficult now to say but there is legend current among some of the continen. tai matters which gives the honor to St. Gle ment, fourth bishop of Rome. Most fraterni- ties love to have patron saint when they can fnd one and those matters who regard St. Clement in this light, inform us that this holy man, being forced to flee from his prosecutors, found his feet to be so blistered by long-col- tinued travel, that he was induced to put It. tie wool between his sandals and the soles of his feet. On continuing his jouDey the warmth, moisture, motion, and pressure of the feet worked the wool into uniformly compact substance. Finally the wanderer, observing the useful nature of this substance, caused it to be introduced in the manufacture of yari. ous articles of apparel.
 Hats for men were invented at Paris, by . Swiss, in l404. They were first manufactured at London by Spaniards in l51O Before that time, both men and women in England con- monly wore close-knit wooden caps. F. D. Daniel relates that when Charles II. made his public entry into Rouen, in 1449, he had on . hat lined with red velvet, and surmounted with plume or tuft of feathers. He adds that 1t is from this entry, or at least under his reign, that the use of hats and caps is to be dated, which benceforward began to take the place of the cbaperons and hoods that had been worn before in France.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-28
For the Litchfeld Enquirer. Lines to a Friend upon his Marriage,

My heart to thee IS yearning, brother mine: When first we learned to weave the golden links Of sacred friendship, like some we'll read book, Thy heart pure pages seemed. Tbus meet we oft The semblallce of an old remembered face, In the limnings of strangers lineaments, And cling to 1.-the carrier-dove which brings Unwritten messages of one, the loved And lost of other years.' Our sympathies Were one our souls sweet music rose and fell Voluptuously in blessed unison; We loved to call each other Friend But thou Hast left the sober field of thoughts like these, And flom the sunniest nook of earth hast plucked One radiant bud, transplanting it within The garden of thy heart of hearts, to bloom Perpetual May the heavenly dews of love Ne'er chill to frost around that tender plant, But spring time gladness warp web of joy With every copious blessing filled for thee carpet OCT the rugged way of life. 1 know thouPt guard the veal of that fair flower, With tenderest care and in this sweetest task, Perchance forget the swift winged rosy hours, Self-dedicated to the simple rites Of Friendships plain, unyarnished incidents While she, the lovely miser of thy thought. Shall hoard the treasure, we might ne CT possess. We'll. be it so, since Fate Cupid ? has so ordained But thou canst ne'er forget the holy hour When Heaven vouchsafed to thee so rich dover
 7" LA MARGUERITE"
 New Preston, Jan. 6, 1s58.