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him again, the same hooking light was in her
eyes, the same coquettish smile breathed from
her red lips.
Speaking of heiresses,"' said Sophie.
there's Helen Myrtle, whose father is worth
twice rs much a. mine. Perhaps you had
better transfer your attention to her, Mr..
Ainslec. The difference in our dowres would
no doubt be quite an inducement and pos
sibly she might consider your case more se-
riously than have done"
Like an insulted prince, Harry Ainslee
stood up before her-the hot, fiery, Indignant
blood dashed in a fierce torrent over his face
his arms crossed tightly upon his breast as
If to keep his heart from bursting with up
rising indignation.--his compressed lips, aud
his dark eyes flashing. Sophie, cruel Sophie!
You added one drop too much to your cruel
sarcasm. You trespassed upon his forbear-
ance one Iitlle step further than you would
have dared, had you known his proud and SEN
sitive nature.
Not TIL he had gone--gone without sim
gle word of expostulstion, leaving, only
grave good bye,n aud the memory Of bis
pale face TO plead for him did the thought
less girl wake to realization of what she
had done. Then a quick. terrible, fear shot
through her heart, aud she would have given
every curl of her brown hair TO have had
him beside her one short moment longer.
..Psha~! what am afraid or He will be
back again within twenty-iour hours, and as
importunale ever" she mutiered TO her
sell as the street door closed after him; yet
sigh that was half sob, followed the words,
and could Harry have seen the beautifal pair
Of eyes that watched him 80 eagerly as he
went long the street, or the bright face that
lcantd away out through The parted blinds,
with sucha wistfai lsok, as he disappeared,
IL might have been his turn 70 triumph.
Ia spite OF Sopbie's prophecy, twenty -four
hours did not bring back Harry. Days
matured iuto weeks, and stili be did not cone.
nor In all that time did she see him. And
ROW she began 10 thit K b. rsslf quite .
martyr. aud acted accordingly. In fact. she
did rs almost any heroine would have done
under The circumsiances-grew pale and la
tsresiing. Mariana began 10 saggess the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16

wish, TO borrow money. lie went 10 The house.
but WIS refused admt.ance by the noble ,ady. WI /,
s'J 'Stsy in the -treet unI my lord comes out.
Wei. when my lord came, my Ia, her sad 10 km:
E II my per,on is not worthy to. enter your house
nv money is not worthy 10 touch your fingers
and 30 let him. These people would ike to restore
the VeDtian rule, because they held office
then, and were sombodies; but i We were well
rid Of them, and could fill III cir places With Ger
n ans. not afraid to woIk, it would be bettor for
Dalmatis." | have no doubt there is much truth
in the brewers remarkA Dalmata seems TO me
as well adapted forthe production of wine, Oh and
sill, as any part of Southern Europe. Its present
Weld Of wine, which is vf excellent quality,
amounts 10 100000 barrels annually. About
6o 600 barrels of oil are produced bat IL the num-
ber of dive trees in the prov nee amounts 10 nesr
three Illions, and from two-and-a-haf u tive
pounds cf olives according 10 the season. yield one
pound Of oil, there must be great waste Of raw
material in the preparation Of the article. Wheat
and barley also thrive remarkably well. The value
Of the staples exported from the province amount
to about 81, OO0, 600 yearly, which for population
of 400, 900, gives but 81 head as the amount OF
their industry beyond ~hat is required for their
maintenance.
Early the next morning We started again, still ia
yored with cloudless skies and sleeping seas. The
tops Of the shore hills rose bold and yellow above
the olive terraces which beted their bases, and far
inland rose pale-prrpe mountain chains, tipped
with snow-the dividing ridge between Dalmata
and Bosnia. Toward noon, rounding point OF the
coast and turning almost due eastward, the spires
OF Spalato mot S~letrO, as it is generally spelled
famous for It's memories OF DiOcletian, tNinkleJ
before us 1t lies on little cove, at the head of
vide bay, lsnd-locked by the islands of the Dama
tian Archipelago, and at the end OF gently slPl
plain, three or four miles long. Tie mountains
here fall back and fOrm graceful amphtheater, at
the head of which stood the old Roman city OF
Salona. SpalatO is found on the ruins OF Dioce-
tians palace the walls of which still contain the
whole of the medieval city. Every ono has heard
of Diocetian and bis Dalmatian cabhages, but few
know how much of his imperial hermitage has been
spared by time. Let us 90 ashore and see.
Here / am suddenly interrupted. The rest will
follow as soon as may be. BIT.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16
THE AUDIT0RS ACCOUNTS OF TIL
CANAL DEPARTMENT.

LETTER FROM THE HON. n. :. BENToN.
To the Edito, Qf The y Y Ty5une.
SIR: In your issue of to-day, in speaking oil the aP'
poinment of Auditor of the Canal Department you
say Believing Mr.. Benton honest and capable We
/" have desired and urged his reappon'ment, thougN
his polticel views are adverse TO ours. ~ h0TeFe''
." he books Of lis c6iee are, as re hear, yeq' " az
" rcars, approre the ehoice Of a ner mar
Now Sir, whoever informed you that the DOCKS o'
the Office are year in arrears either entuey ieno
rant Of the whole matter uttered an ntehuona un
Truth. Your Information is not true. Inc fmance
and Expenditure reports for the year ending Oh INC
30,h OF September last were sent to the Legislature
1t ally four weeks since. The Trade, Toll and lun-
mage report for the year ending December 81 io9 mas
been prepared and is ready to send TO the
As these reports are compiled from the books Oh 'n'
Department, can any one imagine how they c'uii oo ''
prepared from book swhich are "a year /" d'Te"''i
have been engaged for two years past WIN oil 'ne
force the appropriations would permit me to employ '
bringing up the arearages of my predecessi'' s''N'
of them extending back to ls4o.
The Committee TO examine the accounts VI INC Do,
partment, the last two years, have peen
weeks engaged in those examinations ena ! "u' '"'y
confident they cannot and will not sustain he ena'ge'
contained in your paper. VIII you do me 'ne Ju'''co
to correct the allegations complained oi IN your neA'
issuel Yours truly, ~ D. D@S''''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16

uAh, gNng~n Sversge of 2e7 pounds u butter, cr
1li pounds OF cheese. Their fAitening quslte arc
highly respectable, but not equal to those Of tho
DeyOnshires, Hereiords or Durhams.
The principal polled cattle are H. G. avowsys yor-
folks and Sufolks; they ARE but moderate mixers,
with the exception OF the last named, wb,cb sr.,
inferior to no other breed in the quantity d thr
Weld, though some may give richer milk. Their
beef is of high quality. IL is useless 10 dwell on
this breed as they arr scarcely known in the United
States.
The long horns, formerly in immense repute,
have fallen of in public estimation in late years,
and it appears to be the general opinion that they
have detenOrated. They were never famous ~
milk cattle and their beef is estimated as clearly
inferior to that of the Deyonshires, Here(ords or
nurhsms, while the peculiar formation OF thelrIone,
decurved widespread horns adapts them but III for
draft. .
OF the short-hOrns, there are four families, two
of them superlatiyely excellent, the Durhams,
YOrksbires, Lincohshires and Aldeneys. Tho
boast of the short horns is that they unite in tho
greatest degree the qualities OF milking and forning
fst-and the boast is a just one; but the drawback
is that the oyer-tendency to form fat, in the puro
Teeswater Durhams, operates against tho milk-
giving qualities of the COW, and often renders tho
bull barren at an early age.
In the Yorkshire cow, which is pure, unnixed
short.horn, produced merely by careful breeding
from parents on both sides famous for milling
rather than fattening tendencies, this defect is COM
pletey conquered, and she may be pronounced tho
Plus ultra of all animals for the combined proper
ties of yielding milk and eventually making beef
She is the fayorite dairy COW of London, averaging
20 to "a quarts per diem giving larger yield Of
butter from the same quantity Of milk the older she
grows, and, when her service to the pail is over,
attening rapidly and with great ease. and yielding
beef of the first quality. The Lincolnshire gene
rally, is an inferior Durham. The Alderney 10 On
inferior, fancy race famous only for the great r'eA-
ness of her small yield Of milk. We shall, here
after, review these families at length, beginning 10
our next with the Deyonshire.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16
CALIFORNIA Politics.

A conesIonden, al San Francisco send, US the
following:
"The news Of Douglass rebellion has knocked on
Democratic politicians all agog They are afraid to
ayow opinions on the side the other spoils be-
Iny their hghes; ambition and within twenty -four
hour. Il hss leaked out that ntimatons have been
will be apped 10 all officials who do not swear by the
Iecompton Constitution The Democracy are thu.
placed in position emitting them TO-. to the sym sym,
pathy OF honest people generally; but notwi.h-
stapdpc this. a Republican member OF the AS.
sembly from this city, Mr.. Gray, was hard-heared
enough to submit set OF resolutions snGorsns %
Douglass recent course on the hansas 'lues'i ID
clud'pg his new Enabling Act. An attempt was
made to .ummarly smother the resolutions but 1t dd
not succeed, and several smart skirmishes have al
ready taken place. The Democracy VIII endesvo.,
poe.ible, TO give them the go.by without coming TO
direct vote. The CustOm-HOuse organ, me ozone,
IS furious the treason which has developed hsei
hgainst the Slave Power, but a number "i otHer
Democratic papers are very quiet, waiting 10 see
bo~ tie cat VIII jump
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16

A CANADIAN The SaHdriSt e. WI Ner-
cyg is advocating he erection of Canada into IN inds
pendent kingdom. 1t wishes II permanent ruler-'one
'not subject to the whms caprice OF Downing street
Ignorance or prejudice; who shall be respossibls
"to the people he governs alone and whose fortunes
and fame will rise and fall with the prosperity and
"reyerses of his subjects one whom the people may
'love as well as respect and who is wilnsto take the
"resr9nshiy Of the position as well & a. the seass or
found Canadian dynasty, The Mercury thinks, 10 =
Prince Of England; for, while his elevation 70 tho
throne Of the new kingdom would be grscsfsl
tribute of loyalty TO our gracious Queen, 4 would
remove the disadvantages under which we ct present
"labor, and would bind us more firmly rs an entirely
Independent nation to the first empire in the world.
"Tbe sympahes Of the British people would follow
"him to bis new home, and the warm hearts OF ayeanE
"and vigorous nation would cling 10 him rs o brother,
"in founding an empire which may yet spread s ban
"ner over continent Greater results have sprung
from infinitely less prospects; and, though time moy
"elapse eIe even the initiative step is taken, We stlu
" hope to live to hail Canadian King"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16
From HAVANA.

The United States Mail steamship Philadelphia, q.
Harrison commander, from New-Oreans 9TH and Hs-
vana Sth inst, with mails and passengers 10 N. D.
Roberts, an, ed ON Monday morning. Left st Hs-
yana United States igOte Wabash, all well on board.
She was received with the greatest attention by tho
authorities. The opera troupe of Max Maretsek wM
perform another season. Stock Of sugars, i,O0o
boxes; prices as last advised. Exchange: London,
I3alii premium; New-York, la2l premium; New
Orleans, 4 premium. 4he health OF Havana wsx
good
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16
FAT. Mcro.y..-Th H>am tMsss.) Journal

Far. M,rc.y..-Tle HhgAdu lMsss) Journal
says: Oh
s.,vahie through the day on Monday ast along tho
Inc oS the seacoast in this region Of the country Ii
was nothing nor less than mirage whsca G is
nbere TIA, pro6uces optical Illusion arising from %
neaua refraction in the lower strata Of the stuos
nber and causing remote objects TO be- sssa dsaesee
as sr hi. III phenomens was seen BY sSoussadS
Of persons on this ceast. Ships seen sailag -
the air and distant parts of Cape Cod were distinctly
visible in the vicinity Of Boston, large rochs sad Isl.
%arous other singular appearances were disessed sy
many eyes. We believe the ike Of this has sever De-
fore occurred UD The coast"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16

FsT.L AooIpENr.-A correspondent writes from
Cod sPnrg Putnam County, N. " Feb. T., as fol-
lowe;
"Ihis afternoon, as party Of men were about start
iDg on iOx-hUnt. one OF them, Dorns Buckmsn OF
N,honvDle, in sliding his gun between two Others
which were iyiDg in the bottom Of the wagon, with
the muIlles toward him. dschsrged the eft barrel OF
the wagor-bcdy and into Mr.. B.s right s,de. He lee
in very critical state and ~ rot expected to sur.
we. 5. b. A.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16
LETTER FROM PROF. ANTHON

To ne Edito, u The v. T. TritDEe.
SIR: In al article in this mornings TRIBUNE; on the
Free Academy Exhibition | observe the following;
What can said BY apOgy for such expressions a.
the FOL owing with by intelligent youths and
approved by their rhetorical professor!
THE telescope speaks in trumpet tones
" The end TO which tscences) ultimately lead'
The present condition Of the earth is hammered os h tbs
snvls OF time.
the hare clear sky Of happiness clouds OF souow will
sometiInes sfoai.'
Even the tynn Louis Nato!eon) tEeHbles and shnt
ders a, the portcnts Of his approaching DOOM
Long years have rolled the gTdres Of tha. gtterDe
Tom y lat NerssillesL
The OF eternity by sheh the bark Of navi:aes the
sea OF life
he solen pleasures of IL. have their nseparNble al
loy..'"
proceed TO give the apology demanded. Every
faulty expression originated with the reporter of The
TRIBUNE himself. The parallel columns subjOined
exhibt-the one, the passages in question as written
and spoken the other, the sane passages as reported
in TIE TRIBUNE. The column on the right present .
the genuine words of the students; that On the left
the garbcd version:
The telcscop, spesks mi TIE srea discOycrs in Op-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16

Gov Bsse has removed DIR. ). w. Do Wr
then Of Quincy instead. Or. Norwood sSen,ai h nj
and competent man. but, for reasons reerst.sa a
his friends and by none more than Gov D'ss s,ad nun
self, he has not conducted the survey "b,nce
generally demanded and i, had been made IN M man
vac we understand, supported BY ne sDse r,h
tesiuory in the country. temS"e0 A''SH''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16
BE A u I'll + l. l. ii + A II
OF
pICHLY GLOSSY HAIR
cobPLETELy PgTsERvED
10 TIE GREATEST AGE.

k,s who la, 10 Gray would not re,tored former
. or Bald would have the growth Iesored or troubled
with scTofua Scsd Head other enpsn, bat would he
ssnd OF wn Sck Headache Nsurssa but wond be cured
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE will do MI this See Circular
" ANN AkHo., Nov. 8 1885
Prof O. Woop-DeN Sir: have heard much said OF the
weptsrfn Hair Re,oranve but having oeen
cheated by quackey aud quaok nonm ha dyes 3o
was dsposed TO place your Restorative M ihe same tay
with the toI,snd loudly trumped 9utck remedies
until Lawrence County months since, "heli
fsye such induced the tral C your
very and entirely why ana before e1has'ins one
bottles hair restored nearly 10 s orlsna
btsst color md had hickened and become besunin
and rsy upon and entirely over :he head enc 10 use
fits bcsufyng efeos the har Dat
beautiful influence the he adj aud mind OtheIs
my suy and friends youE Restorative with he hap
value entirely removed and and Do
Ino,t cors y confdentay recommend s by all who
,rss or ,s to original color beauty oil young
sops wLe would have ,heir beautiful and glossy
Very truly and gratefully you're o,,o,, $4,000,
t.d before rot bottle Of Restorative kr which
upon youT in Detroit, and when got 1t
sk dea 10 Try 10 Mrs Msnns hair the sure't sst Of II,
yoweI done al than assured me would do; and
&h,r a. NV family and friends having s effects
usng ndIg tsUs 10 others eLuhed 10 the
hybtst sderston you claim for il.
Again, very respectfully and truly yonrs;, ,,,>,,
CaRIYLE. H.. June 2s, 1852.
have ss.d Prof e. WOODS Hair Restorative, and have
admired ito wordsTul effects. Ny hair becoming, as
thought premacy srsy but by The Of his Rsstostve
~ {. BREESE, Ell Senator u S.
q. J. WOOD Co, PropIie,ors No SO Broadway n Y
T. ths Usai New YOrk Wire RsirE ktsb-hnenD end No III
And sold by sp good Dnsgi,ts.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16

TINITED STATES SUPREME COURT
~ ALEXANDER FARNI'M against TllOMAS NESMlTH
,IIaRLES r NESMITH and HENRY +. KENT.-Summons
hr money demand contract. Com. not ecv) To the de
hereby Summoned and required TO answer the
complaint in This action which Will be fled in the office OF the
Cerk o the City and County Of New.York al the City Hal IN
le CITY Of New York. and To cOpyo your answer 10 the
SAID conn amt subscribers their Office No % Nassau
.,re IN the City Of NewY York. within twenty days after the
exclusive Of the day Of such
service and you fail the said complaint within the
;ne 1foesad plaintiff IN this action viii take dgnen
.sin,t Won for the sum Of one thousand dollars with interest
tom the h OF October Thousand eight hundred and
y seven 1 the further Of twcve hundred and seven
asrs and ten cents with interest from Nov 1917 Otsde e
costs Of this actOn.-Dsted New York Jan To- l6SS.
BLATCHFORD SEWARD GRlSWOLD. -
Plaintiffs Attorneys No % Nssss1-street, New Nors
" B-The complaint in the above sciion washed III tne on
OF the Clerk the City ard Couuty of NcwYo on the l'h
February, 1853. ,,,.,,r , cptcU,oIn
.ls,svs.T, Plaintiff At:orncys
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16

| AZ -lfC' bpAbf'ANS ~ ~
tics, the Telescope and the Nj
lcroscope, have been wonderful
usefnl IN revealing TO mAn SON
lof the most Characteristic sttri-
lbutes Of Deity. The one /. p.
discovery unfolds to his view
the grandeur and mssnifcerce
lof IN. works Of God, ana de
clarss in trumpet tones his won
Idcrful glory and infinite power ;
the other speaks to him as plstn'
Fly, L..
remember tbs; the Rs-
llision which you have some
;iules thought opposed TO your
studies Is but an end 10 which
lsll your exertions in the field Of
mental labor ultimately lead, &c.
II I Iiimateiy-i. e., in tue last
result, OF. as Worcester defines,
in the last Consequence y
I Our present condition has been
hammered out on the great an.
Ivil Of Time by the mind and
muscle Of our ancestors.
Over the fair, clear sky Of bsr.
Ipiness clouds of sorrow VIII
l.ometimes float.
| Yeteven now the tyraEt trem
lbles on his throne, and sh idders
at the portents Of his approach
ling doom.
i Long years have rolled over
1.-THE graves Of that giitteFinz
lthrong.
The star Of E,ernity-the only
star by which the bark Of man
can revigate the sea Of life.
The golden pleasures Of ne
Imust have their iusePaiab.e
lalloy.
), J and s are reported with
re likewise perfectly correct
To these points
ned, and it evidently could
improperly interfering with
productions.
ours.
IS EDWARD ANTHoN,
T History aud BellesLetsTes'
New. YoIk Free Academy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16
CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New

CUPREME COtRT-Cty and County of New
- York.--AMOS y. BECKWlTH against THOMAS NES-
NTH. CHARLES =. NFSMlTH and HENRY +. KENT
for money dcmsse contradiction rot SerSTo the
D,tLd6Dts Yol hereby summoned and reg Ted 10
The complaint this action which will be fled in The Office Of
,le Cer OF City and County Newl on a. the City Hall
in said city ard 10 copy your 20 the said com
psrt the subscribers al their Office, No y sas:reet in
te City Of New York within twenty day Q he service OF this
summons YOU ,usive Of the day O. ch service and
the said complaint within the 4 ne Aforesaid the
,br il this action @l aAe judgment esanst you FOR he m
Een hundred doss with iutTest the 18Th day OF Jan.
hoa.aud eight hundred and ttycgt bssds tine costs
oi ilis stton.--DftCd January d. 1853.
BLATCIFORD. SEWARD { GRISWOLD,
Tiaibiih's Attorneys. % Nsssau.street. " Y.
B-The in the above scOn fled ia the office
Of Of the Cv and County of Newlok on the 18th
Fob, 1855. BLATeHkORD, SEWARD GRlSWOLD,
- Plaintiff Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16

3. The present condition Of
the earth j. hammered cut on
the anSils Of tiInc.a
Z. Der the bare, clear sky
o. happiness clouds OF sorTow
will sometimes aoac'
). Even now the iyrant
Louis Nspoleon) trembles and
,hudders at the poitcnts OF bis
approaching DOOM"
5. LoRG yesls have rolled
ore, the graves Of that glitteTins
IOMy."
I. The star Of eternity by
which the bark a man navigate 5
ibe sea Of liie."
6. "The golden pleasures OF
liie must have their in.cpaTable
alloys"
The sentences marked >,
tolerable correctness, and a
a. to grammar, style and :
my supervision was conf
extend no further without
the originality of those you
Nory respectfully y
CHARLIE
Profe; sor d
.Neu. lork, Feb. u, 1852.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16
CUPREME COURT-City and County OF New
- York-H CHASE aud II. b. CHASE against rfi0MhS
NGeNTTu CIT ARTFsF NFSMITH and HENRY +. KENT

NEsMITB. CHARLES r. NESMlTH and HENii r NJ MY
Sunmons money demand contract q )u no. ser't
the Defendants: Yon hereby turnnored ana required
complaint in tins action, which wh o hed ID he
Office of Clerk of the City aud County OF New-Iek az the
Cry and your answer 70 me tsd
a. nplAn subscribers their office, No ~ Nasaus
in the City York within twenty days alter the service
s yo exclusive of the day Of sch service; and
n yo, Ss the said complaint within the time stoesad
b auHs IN this action will take udgme against you for the
nm d twty eight hundred and sixytwo doisrssnd eighty
set rt, win interest from the 18Th day Of Otober
tboas,nd eight hundred and hyseyen on s2og 80 aud on
September 80 1851 and protest fees besides the
"A ats or tf,s Lction.-Ds;ed January p 1888. ..
BLATCIlFORD, SEWARD GRlSWOLD.
Plaintiffs Attorneys, No p Nassau g., " Y.
BThe complaint il the above scoD hed in the oce
Of the City and County Of New York on the 3h
F,h., l65S BLATcHFORD, SEWARD AGRlSWOLD.
fi6 lsw6wTu PaD'its Attorneys
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16

;. "Tne eAd ~ which tel
.n,es) utEm0t,ty lcad.'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-16
1JTRENlE COURT--City and County of New
- ..r In ,NKILN IL. RlCUMOND sgt. THOMAS

- Yu,.-FRANKLGN II RICHMOND ST., Sgt; rH0MAS I,l,1
smmns, kor money demand oontrac--'Com MT s,rv)
a. - 5epd,Iis Yon hereby summoned and required to
the connie nj IN this action which will be filed in the
90 % Of The Cek Of the City and County Of New YORK. 81 be
civ Hs IN said City and 10 copy of the
d compliant the subscribers Al their office, No. p Nessa
meet the City Of NcwYork witho twenty days AFTER the
,ryie you exclusive oihe day Of such
ve you fan the said complaint within he lime
the plaintiff in this acton viii take judgment against
vet for the sum hundred and thirty jtOO dollars
from 'he 'h day Of January thoI sand eight
huud1ed and fifty eight 81 Sj 0O0 aud on y1 6jl".
fop January l3 1853 beside the of ts actionDed
Ja1ps psry q, 1879. BLATCHFORD SEWARD GRlSWOLD,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, No. - Na-sal-s'., ~ y.
BTbe complaint in the above ston fled III me Once
fihe Of he City and County Of New lok on ne ''h
nd 'Av6vTl Plaintiff Attorneys.