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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30
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The Nv Tes,meut iOuIs the Diyer' into Chapses sid
verse;. lcuo. p ii3 Coi.s i Brother.
Familiar Arcnomy. b tsanah NJ Bouyer. New and chesp
eoit.cH. l2no. pE -t. Chid' \ PeterSn-
The Hsr,e.t and 'ho Rceres BY Rev. Harvey New b.
lernc. pp -. Grui Lincoln.
Doe flr Merle By John X. TAFT. lsmo pp IS. Parry
AcNlsn.
Inqu, and sugse-ious l. Regard 60 IL Fgguda o. Feh
b Albert Bsrues. l2uo. pp. 10. Parry McNl.n
Thoughts the Life ari Chasc'er Il Ju. of Nazareth b
". II. Furness isGo. PIP. Sil Phillips, Sampsou L c..
JOSH From M lrc;, History Of France. isno pp
20. Stanford De- sser
The heolcGy 4 Christian Experience. B. Geo D. Armsrons
u. D. l2mo. rp S42. {. Scrbuer.
The Life OF Lord Tlmo;hy Dexter. By Samuel L. Knapp
I2mo. pp l57 J. =. T,on CO.
Elements Of Nsrrsl Philosophy. By Elias Looais, LID.
llrno. up 81. Harper 4 Brcthers.
ST.. Made Mei. ~ Cha, c. B. Seymour. limo pP tss.
Harper Bro.hrrs.
Pirey Woods Tavern San Sick Il Texas l2mc. Pp Sos
7. Peterson Brothers.
Tie Life aId Adventure o. ht Carson By De WIZ e. Pc
tors M. D. 8vo. Pp. ST. " r. C. Clark & Go.
Tie New Testament Trlass-et By Leicester Ambrose Saw
ser. limo Pr. i13. John P. Jevett Co.
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! The Rev. Dr. Amin respca.tcd In Cerfasr .
.aa sf bifh q .do,iss q. sos.eu. dssr . or
fe,s M.,s,. s.s ,ss orsS t,rs' Of e.y
Charleston.
M,is, y, s.ygesi s,- ef ne S... Hsr.,s, Yea
s,;sn,'l SC es rI sSs h.,s, 70 and
Dr. McCRi ,Di responded.
TIE MrHory c JyiaA fos,o and Si~rses r.. ,s.s
nurfes BE Jcw Hospital In NewYork indebted fsr rs
I,: Is ss s. t: & ...s. c ss ., x,Is = ss;
creed is si.rrsrde~a 81 DIFF cr,ree Of race snorvd
y. JoAcHIvssrs, esq, responded.
psa, Uo-a-No WORK sf charity Is complete witAOcs hs<
Il, spondcd TO by r. j. DE- CoRDoV,.
Dur,rg the evening donations 10 The ainount OF
az. coo were announced. The company then adjourned
to the ballroom. -
THEODORE FIsrErp.-We have been favored With
the porusal of letter inst received from this gentle
ms, concerning whom much anxiety Is felt. Hr.
Eseld is sti in Faya ard the state OF his health pro-
hih,s the possibility Of bis return this Winter. The
terrible shock occssoned by the catastrophe 10 tho
Austria terminated in inflammation OF the lungs,
uuder which Mr. Eisted is still suffering. lie desires
Il to be known therefore, that for the season. OK easi
he will he unable TO resume bis duties IN tins city ss
conductor of the Philharmonic. and teacher of music.
With rect AID the genial climate Of the Azores, We
may reasonably hope to have him restored To US cary
in the Sp,iug. Ii i pleasant to hear tbat lie Is meet.
ing with kindly attention from tho good people ot
Faya He speaks with heartfelt gratitude for their
many isyors Mr. Eisfeis struggle for life was moro
desperate than seemed possible to those who know his
feeble habit of body. After leaving the Inflated vessd
he swan Tor 40 hours and hah until thoroughly ex-
hausted, he became insensbl. and ssuk. An under
currctt brought him to the surface in time to I've
rescued by be boat of the Maurice. Times Oct. ~.
JUNrNILE THIEvEs.-Bsrney Carroll and Robert
McN0us sh boys sgsd 10 snd H. were sppsehended yeefds,
charged with having copper pipe om budins ownA
by Robert Lewis Market street The young thieves had soa
the pipe Thomas Ryan, Jkshop keeper who ~ss also az
rcs;so three Subsequently ocscd up FOO eAauIs
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TUE LArAyErrEE HAIL rRoUBLr.

To ne Edtr Of ThsN L. Tilsn,
SIR Seeing my name in your columns IN connection
with an srss that plsce Lafayette Hal between jobs
Heensn and William Hastings, you will obise n" greatly
by stating that the drinking bar all aud when
called did know By whom or Tor what paPcs-
Wishing aders aud the public strictly 20 'h
know nothing whatever Of the dispute betwecn the s5os
parties, Yours kesr",, w, a, >.r
Meclaaics' HiR No. ~ BrooSroy Oct. - 1855.
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SIX LECTURES on CONsi SUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, HEART DISEASE, FENALs and kiosEy Cos'
PLANTS, and CnRosc DISEASES generally $50 Psse' % ea
nnd Dr. SAMVgL firoH explaining his curs
tive OF these diseases Price - censs by mail. ~
cents Address Dr. g. s. frca Office No. 1lt broadway.
NY. All consultations nee.
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WmIAM-sTREEr MrssIos SeBooL.--The annual ex-
hibon of this school takes place in the Wilam-strees
NJ. T.. Church, Rcd-Hook Point, South brooklyn, to-
morrow Sunday afternoon. Exercises TO commence
at o'clock a, the conclusion Of which several geute-
men are expected % make addresses.
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The Jrws' HosPITAL IN NEw-YoRK.-The funds Of
this institution being az rather low ebb the jews
gave banquet and ball at Niblos Thursday night
in II behalf Over five hundred ladies and gentlemen
sat down TO the dinner, and much larger number
were present at the ball. Benjamin Nathan esq.,
presided with Mayor TiepsLn on his right hand, and
Mr. Bunce British Consul ct Charleston s. G., Oh bis
left When dinner was over, the President arose and
stated the object for which they assembled.
Since the Hospital was opened 7E patients had been
admitted - Of them paid for medical attendance, and
the remainder treated gra'uitously. The lands
Of the Ho-pta were now exhausted and the Treasurer
IN advance. II became their duty in this emergency,
70 afford the charity such assistance as its usefulness
deserved. He then announced the first regular toast;
The JerS Ho.pol Nr lorkPounded By charity beng
pure,hsD that called forth b. The gratitude Of sins misery
The Rev. Mr. IsAacs responded, By illustrating the
nature Of true benevolence. This charity, he SAID,
was tangible and real its benefcent results se
evident, ard it deserved, and should command, the
support Of every true Israete. In the darkest hours
Of their history, the Jews never turned deaf eeT TO
the plant Of the suffering, and certainly in this day Of
their prosperity in the land Of civil and religious Gler
ty, they would not BE- less generous.
The Pr,'ilfnf i Ae JAi,e4 states
This was received with cheers.
Cea asS Religion, LiseryThe oOrnsr .ons Of .rie fie.
dou vithou, which the supes,rture OF Constitutional 0oT
s.unen, reheI be substantial nor enduring
The Rev DIR. FIsenELL made an able response, con-
trastpg the position of the Jews here with that OF those
n Europe. He said there no little misconcepton
about religious liberty. Who could deny him or pre-
vent him from worsbiping his God in hi. own way;
Truth must always prevail. Though they imRnscnea R
Calico, they did not crush out the truth: WNh Is
much propricty NIGH, they speak Of logical maine
maiioal or seentilic liberty. Cheers. c,.. =, y,.s
The Moyn and ssasntsted artaorih' @ n< g" Wv"
York -. L-;,as
Mayor TIrx,ss, responded. He said that charities N
Ike tfis ough. TO be sustained The citizens % OF New.
York never begrudged spent by the CS,pSis
Of New.York. public and private, estimating .ss
smount spent annually in at thT1s;0aass
million and G5s +. 1ss Ss.s sTlfs me.p 'Ss '
ne 81 al creeds showing that its founders,
ea. C Cbrs,iaps. were at least good Ssms:itsn..
ESasson-te boon a fire. coas,ry grants 70 81 her et..
- cfou nsodrrr cy ,ztion without Sr are
hS;s tss r.sireaen:s the ssel pos<ed o, We ~. ts
eqns.s of kirS,
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ReceipeS ef Rroanee.......Ocf. ~
By Hsvn Rissv Reass-lo xo hbA Four s%o h.AA vncse
45d0 d. Com, fetj Rye. szoeo do be@y @ P&c' A'ae's
$50 do Whisky, 4a Provisions a, xs-,.
By Ere RatCpaG-eo bSl. Copper s vaar 3do ws,s1y.
40 phes Provisions 80 %. Ashss 80 a. Chorse y" %
butter DO foSssco ITS tas C~on so sdes lssacs ~
hale, DO ~ bales Wool. q Do. Esy
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IAdver'isem~ntI
THIS AFTERNOON AND EyENING.-If you wish

10 dsIt your family take them those sdmrs able
tainmrnt.s at BARSIMs MIsrvn day and TO that
wonderful human phenomenon the BE.sorp BABY Such a
chance of eni nioymcn; should not be wasted.
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tdNertiseutitI
THg METALLIC TABLET STROr-Inyented By

Gro SAUNDERS A. ID. lsi6--Ths genuine article. has
peyer been eqused producing the keene possible edge 10
razor be obtained the Subscribers and soe msnsctuf'
ers J. \. SAUNDERS, No. 1AstoE House.
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BOARD OF HEALrH.-A meeting Of the Board va
to have been held yesterday TO close up accounts N
quorum being present they adjourned till Monday next
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CITY IIEWS.

Miss Virginia Vaughan read " Miles S'ahd-@h on
Thursday night. 10 tie entire satisfaction oi "nu
critical audience. In compliance with the request oi ner
hesrers he viii read again some evening next week.
when Hamlet will be tie selection
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fAdvertis-mentl
Tras-TUr CANTON TEA COMPANY have on

nsnd every variety Of Tx for Groc-rs and Tea Dessr saa
pnyae families souclong Oous aud Young Hyson nom si
10 4Oc: Gnpowder and Imperial from DC 10 6cc All otses
Qualities equsy low. Also n boxes good FAMILY TEA fcs
and Roosevelt s<.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

The CrRcun CoURr.-This Court will meet on
Monday the r.t Of November when 1t will be further
adjourned until the stlI Of the same month.
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THE ACCIDENT At GRERSPoIsT.-The boy Arthur
Micr who was run q. OrscnPoin on Thm'dsy sfer
noon I'LL ry.es though b injuries ssyefr por
Ton br. hs. been exposed By the removal Of portions "
The stu bu. YET faint hopes en,eraned o. bic re-
S,isr was ds arsst ye.rdsy beI shown that the sdsr
80. u,r. sc.ideLtai.
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The FIRE DEr,RrNEsr.--At a late meeting Of tho
Fire Commissioner of the Western District, reson-
tons were adopted requiring each fire company to fur
nish the Board with complete copy Of their rerols
every SIX months, showing the actual amount Of duty
performed by each active member sad return to b.
handed in on the first Thursday Of January aud JaIy.
That such members as shall not have done duty
aud above one-haf of the number Of rocals shall 10
considered by this Board not being active 6remen,
and will be returned az resigned unless good asd sni.
cient excuse he offered to the Board.
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NIBIo's G,RpES.-Mr. Dion Bouroieadlt L gen.
.ray happy in his trsnr,stons and adaptations, ana
successful in more or less enthusiastic degree IN al
that lie works over for the stage. But Mr. boa'ei'
cault, with all his unquestioned elevene's, sometimes
makes mistakes, and then his fslures are not les
marked than his successes are decided How ne ever
bundered ir.o the belief that he could Sslvanize the
old.Howery drama Of SiIus the Filth into aryt anS
lie vitality it i. difficult 10 conceive; but ths Gee,
which was acted on Thursday night at Nibos, and
which has been ro.bsptized, for some ine1plicabie
reason "The Pope -f Rome, Is probably the gloom
iest mistake otMr Bourcicauts later iie sn as easy
and inc experenced yesss be may have done somethias
equally foolish; but 90 the present generation know
it not.
"Sxtus the Filth" is play OF French descent,
and though II has been produced OF several theaters
always at great expense, it has always consistently
failed ara on Thursday night was true to its ancient
precedent, and failed again When produced at the
Bowery the critical audiences Of that Establishment
refused to have to DO vita it, and it was shelved ster
costing the management large sums Of money In its
preparation, ard keeping money out Of tho house
every night Of is very short run.
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IAdyer.isement.l |

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1857, contains tho
raturus OF the Presidential and CONGRESSIONAL Elections n
1876 For returns Of State Elections held In 1851,
TRBlAk ALAANAc for lS5.
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GAs-G,s-GAs FIXTURES. large sssOrt-
prnt Of be- ntif and entirely designs will found
area, Depot No. J76 Broadway. The rsl sup
piled at the Usual terms. ARcnfs WARSER 4 Go.
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NATlcNAL THEIER.-Mr. j. b. Howe, tne 'lage-
diar has catered into partnership with Mr. furdy OF
the National and viii hereafter share with that gen.
teuan the duties Of management. lie begins his
lator- early Iexi month.
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ytor,IIo. or OBDIsAscHs.-The Hack Inspector
.,ra-,sd seventeen p~r~ns on Thursday hf nHsHs o'
ssa.rce. in csstus without iiosnse, &e.
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RIVER TnIEvEs.-Ofcsrs Oats and Manson, da-
,oye.d two ,er thieves, busy WORK 10 roeslns vessel y
~ % Of Pacific street. yesterday morning TrsJ NED along
p ss. "a .oon - .heJ The ocer', and made their 80
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NEWJE,RSEY IKEMS.

Cos,Ic1ro. as BUE6Lsgs.-Ths trial Of james
u.ton sud he roorgu john 0eorss Charge wth turSh
er,,rur the premises 81 Mr.. 5tapls 10 Jersey City
Sef The Couay sys, and IL rrsued Ia the convc.
tiu Of both psrss George yrssrdsy xsrsn-l os tal
~ ,,opd indicipsr, Of pnefsl wnsss (Mr. HdssuI u
the Rccordsrs osc- IT Tho - Of bis preliminary exsmiasou
Ceoszr condd Of tbs most de~persss bur
drgs IL tie e0ULisy.
BcEcIARy.--At an early hOnr yesterday morning
he saloon Of W. g. b. Jsquns In Montgomery st.st We
barsoasy entered By casting rane Of Sss and rsno,
the ts,rnnrs Of the DOOR Tbs fellows tooE eass os
- counterfeit bills, oycrhauxd psp~fs hsf wnrA
thy as.ed upon Oysters sashed down with eors sfSsSs
IL champagne, kc-, and then departed
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Advertisement
j. X. SrArfORD's OLIVE Tar

Igoy AND SuLPnUR POWDERS,
Cure Diseoses Qf the
rHHo.y. LuNGs Nd III o u.
See Advertisement ON Fourth rBse.
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BROOKZ YN ITEMS.

PoIsT COMFORT HousE CARRIED Orr BY rnh
TIDE-The Point Comfort Hotel situated on Coney
Island was carried away by the high tide on Monday
evening last. The building Of frame, three stories
in hight, and occupied boarding house during the
Summer by the Brothers Mcpherson. The domestiss.
who were in charge Of the premises, took refuge on
the reighbonng sand hills, and witnessed thc total do
sructon Of the building, which was dashed n pieces
and carried out to sea. The house. with its contents,
was valued at about 5000. The bath houses, Sheds
&C. attached TO the Ocean House, were also carried
away. Tie tide higher than Or many years pre-
yiOusy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

THF PosI.GRADUArE CoURsr OF COLUMBIA Col
LYcY OPEN TO LADWs--We take pleasure in auncuuc-
.rC that the Post Grsduate Course Of Columbia College
will be open to ladies, and that tickets will be sold to
them precisely "a 70 others. The College q" looks to
"thc cooperation and support Of the women quite as
much as OF the men. The lectures on Botany, by
Dr. Torrey the first bo.snst in the country Professor
Guyot'' lectures Comparative Physical Geography,
aud these on the Eogli-h Language BY the Hon. Mr..
Marsh, will be especially attractive.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

FxclsE CoMNIsslosERs.-The Excise Commission
ers had quorum yesterday, aud Mr. fIaskett de
clar,d the Board adjourned to mset or Thursday. II
wss stated that Mr. Holmes sick.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

THF L,IE FIRE IS SIXTH SrRyET.-Coroner Hills
held inquests Friday at the Eleventh Ward Police
Station upon the bodies of Michael Hertell and Caths-
rine fIertel his daughter who lost their lives by the
fire at No. 9i, Sixth street, on Thursday night. The
jury rendered verdict Of death from accidental 'uf
location.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

THr HARLAN R,IRoAD IsJrNcrIoS Dissolved
On Friday morning Judge Sutherland delivered an
option in which he dissolved the temporary injunction
restraining the Corporation from nPesling the ordi'
nance prohibiting the Of steam on Fourth svenne,
below Forty second street. This leaves the Common
Council free to act on repeating the ordnance, and
i possible that in the failure OF this second attempt to
obtain an Injunction the Murray iiill property owners
may give up the contest.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

THE MOTHER OF FREDERIC.
Sophie Dorothee is described to us lay contier con-
temporeries as one of the most beautiful Processes
ofherdsy;" Wilhemina on the ether hand testies that
she was never strictly be called beautiful but had
pleasant attractive physiognony W. ich may De con-
sidcred better than strict beauty. Uncommon grace
Of figure and look tesiihes Nilhelmna; much dignity
ard soft dextery social occasions; perfect IN all
the arts of department; and clt an impression on you
at once kindly and royal Portraits oi her. as Queen al
later age frequent in the Prussian Galleries. she
il painted sitting whereI best remember her: ser
ous, comely, rather plump, materna-cokng i.adyi
something thoughtful in those gray, SIN eyes o hers
in the turn of her and carriage of her head as she
sits there CONSIDERABLY izing ont upon world which
would never conform to her viii; decidedly hand
come, wholesome, and afectionate aspect OF face;
Iisnovsrsn in type, that Is to say, nond, noria
little or nothing OF the worse, or at least the worst
kind. The eyes, az say are gray, and quiet almost
sad; expressive Of rehcence and reflection, OF slow
constancy rather than OF speed ~ any Kind ohe eN-
poets could the picture speak, the querous sound OF
maternal and other solicitude; Of temper tenning
toward the obstinate, the quietly unchangabe; ioya
patence not wanting yet IN sti larger meas are reya
impatience well concealed and long and carefully
cherished. This is what read in Sophie Dorothces
Portraits probably remembering whst had other
wise read and come to know of her. She, too, will not
little concern us in the first part OF this History
From among the striking episodes which stud
these pages With strange splehdor, We take the
scco,mt Of
ApALBERT, THE APOSTLE of PRt> >>iA.
About The year ga7 or q Adslbert Bishop OF Prag
SNeiy Jealous, most deyou man, hut evidently OF iist
FihPrf, anu liable In get into qnarrcls, had deter
hhss' "i'er rmany painful experiences Of the perverse
nnso'~ha6e nature of corrupt mankind, to giSe up
ms nominslly Christian flock altogether To sha the
aust ON MS iee' against Prag and devote himself TO
converting those Prussian Heather who, acrnss tho
frontiers, were living in such ssvagery and express
bondage to the Devil, worshpping mere stocks and
ston,s: In ihs enterprise he was encouraged by the
Christian potentaes who lay contiguous esneciaIy by
The Duke OF Poland to whom such xt-neighbors for
all reasons, were an eye-sorrow.
A9slbert went accordingly, with staff and scrip, two
monks attending him, into that daugerou. country.
not in fear he; deyont, hgh-tempered man yerginr
now on fifty, his hair getting gray, and face inarred
with nDunerable troubles and provocations Of past
time. He preached zeslousy, almost fercey, though
chiefly with his ewes and gestures, should think,
having no command of the language. AT Dantzig,
among the Swedish-Goth kind Of Heather. he had
some sucvess, or sfluence oi attendsuce not
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POLITICAL CREED.
For have remarked that, Of all things, Nation
needs first 70 he drilled; and no Nation that has not
fret been governed by socalled "Trants, and held
tight TO the curb till ii became perfect Ill ils PAGES
and thoroughly amenabie To- rule and law and heartily
respectful OF The same and totally abhorrent OF the
want of the same ever came 10 much IN this world.
England itself, in foolish quarters OF England stlll
howls and execratcs amertahiy over its William Con-
uueror and rigOrous line Of Normans and Plantage-
nets; but without them, If you Will consider well what
had II ever been A slutonous race OF ,lutes and
Angles, capable OF no grand combinations numbering
about in pot bchcd cqutnimIty; not dreaming OF he
role toll and silence, and endurance such a. leads to
the high places of this tIiversc, AMI the golden
mouhtain.tops where dwell the Spirits Of the Dawn
Their very balUlbOxcs and sufrages, what they cal
their "Libtrty," IL these mean " Liberty, ana are
such road TO Heaven-Ango-Sa1on high-road
thither-coud never have been possible for them on
such terms. How could theyi Nothing but collision,
intolerable nterpressure az ot men no' perpendcu.
lar and consequent battle often snperyeLlng, could
have been appointed those uniriled Anglo-Saxcns,
their pot bcllied equanimy itself continuing nabo 70
perpetual Interruptions, "a in the Heptarchy time.
An cn tcued Public does not n iect on these thin%s
AZ pre sent but VII agsin by-anf-by. Looking witn
human eyes over the Englsnd that now H. and over
tie America aud the Australia from pole 10 pole, aud
hsa tening to the Constitutional Esnies OF Dryas,
,hl< and las lamentations on the old Norman au'l
Psu,ageuct kings, and ms recognition OF departed
ID, rit sad causes oi effects the mind Of is struck
dumb.
We next come to a full length of the father OF
Frederic,
kINc FRIEDRICH WILHELM.
He was ROT full of stature. this arbitrary King; IA
A.rid-co,upexoncd sout-built man. Of serious, sn-
cfre authoritative face; his attitudes and equipments
very Spartan in type: man Of short, firm sia,are;
stsnds in Pesnss best Portraits of HIM at biz ease,
and vet Ike tower: most soGd "plumb and rather
NOR" cyes stosdfastly awake cheeks slightly cou-
pressed too which iing the mouth rather forward, as
4 asking silently, Amy thing astir then All right
herel Face, Sgure, and bearing, all in him is ex,
IF healthy energy, practically, unques;ioned author
tya certain air Of royalty reduced to its simplest
form. The face in Pctures by Pcrne and others, is
not beautiful or agreeable; healthy, genuine, auhor.
tatve is the best you can gay Of It, let may nave
some. High enough srched brow, rather eoPion:
checks ard jaws, nose smalsh inclinins to b,
stumpy, large gray eyes, bright with steady fire and
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-06-02

Appointments for Messrs. Ellis and Mora.
The following appointments have been agreed ~,
on between these gentlemen, with the understands.
that where they SEPARATE they do SO that each ono
may take the places where be thinks it most ;mno.
tant for him to be:
FOR D. K. M'RAE.
Washington, Beaufort, Wednesday, June Cd
Swan Quarter, Hyde, Friday, June 4th.
FOR J. W. ELLIS.
Kinston, Lenoir, June I'd.
Newbern, Craven, June 4th.
FOR BOTH.
Beaufort, Carteret, Monday, June 7ta.
Jacksonville, Onslow, Wednesday, June 9th.
Wilson c. H., Friday, June 18th.
Weldon, Halifax, Saturday, June 18th.
FOR D. X. M'RAE.
Warrenton, Warren, Monday, June l4th.
FOR J. W. ELLIS.
Oxford, Granville, Monday, June 14th.
FOR BOTH.
Roxborough, Person, Wednesday, June 10th.
Yanceyville, Caswell, Friday, June 18th.
Wentworth, Rockingham, Saturday, June 18th.
Change of Appointments.
By comparing the above list of appointments with
that heretofore published it will be seen that Mr..
McRae calls in his appointment at Weldon and
Judge Ellis his at Wilmington. They both meet at
Wilson on the 18th of June instead of 18th, as here.
tofore published; and both speak at Weldon on the
18th, instead of Mr.. McRae alone on the 18th, AZ
heretofore arranged.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-06-02

CoNcERr.-We attended concert by the pupils
Of Mrs. j. R. Whitaker on Friday evening last, and
relying on the statements of those competent to
judge, we have no hesitation in saying the young
ladies acquitted themselves in superior manner,
rejecting much credit on their teacher. The room
was densely crowded, and all seemed we'll pleased
with the performances some little extras
about the door, not down in the bills, by either ma
tive or barleycorn geniuses. We know not one OF
them, and therefore cannot be personal; but it IS
not necessary for youth to be heard swearing BY
the ladies to establish his claim to the title oil
"young gentleman"