New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-10

-eloqpeui eopis rs srd yrs, e,u-il more tssa sat-.
fed uary that the presence Of Womsa 10 civil and
political lie Vas - essential 10 8 couplete ciyiizs-
ilcu - Il is 10 toe household
. T,sSe cad Ce~znes-Tse cctn..on merchants Of .s.
culture and suua.taIs', ane 4s e-l's II ciyAHri'e
~ o,k II scholars End gus ssts upon the vel known
features Of Marcus Spriug New York nsrchso,,
CS.sd him up fom .he grass T. speak better things
than tbs couuting ususly speaks in the hg 4 ~
tie " 6lsscheS .nd ToosscesS 9 ses,sn.
mrd forrs the character A. 10 'td q ~ ed dsonsl
erssrs the mas'ef d rae ss~0d ga ooN s. as N'is ane
A. a.. We'd rose to reply, PaiadelphiA lsiy al
ysnose and oioWt, bis hcs sctque heat s.h chap
Jet % eek leaves Is It rscessa-y 70 report ths eehnx
snd modes; speech vhch this oTs.cr made 10 rs'ponss
70 the sentiment SGD the act An within the he>ring
Of be voice got higher sad better seas, the d.g'
iylss Ts!clssS ''' The ''F'd'''' CT the ''i'S '-'
II he c,sriHg Fi;s i,s y ,oaas Niiis.-N,y Nj,
S,,hrss rr of,he r.s. .r1 nav ,li CO.. the siSs
NNbe srd The living ras's reserve A. Aeir anaaA,J fr
Mr.. Mollenhsuer, professor of music, rssijsn. 8.
Perts uboy replied to teis sentiment with charm
pg voluntary on the vclu
ssm trcle SAN sui Urce sam saa' May they es
l.d 9TH good ,hOss sni;heyoui BE- eaeweds the cages.
Osrg to the difficulty OF repor,iog bushes, ws end
it itiupossit,s to give Mr.. Wilkssons reply.
IS Our Wires Streeekear.s- Gi Mess 's. one, or
tcs' aud our toast si.r How es The, dispense the ma
When sharp cebste upon the effect OF the perase-
oogy Of his toast to exclude wives from the csegory
OF sweet hesrts had ended, and the protestsn' bsen
made TO eubsde in lenoI sde aud the clover, the
Resuars' wers announced as doEe Tor, aLd me
"Noluuteers were called.
Soue grateful boy gave;
The EaseSd Bsaa-Iss are n S,1s S%s. ss,. M
ore Il them false and crcus,on 'aey are 'ossa'
After fss;er thss they eau BE- suprlied
y,urc oirI OF Quaker aspect CON nuncsted TO the
toast raster, Charles ID. Miller. esq the folio ring
The slase sorrowtry ct hSp.taiy We WORK nr n. es
When 1t WAS read, Mr.. Theodore Weld arose "un
that lock ths his features wore In the days oil
his Anti Slavery conbats, twenty I'VE years sg'' he
excepted the sentin snt tns power could not letter
the soul Of the slsys, and, in stsin OF hery e'-
querce srd reason set forth the influence OF bondage
on tie sou of man, and established anew IN hs hesr.
tIs minds his Old reputation Of being the best na,uia
orotor in America.
Mr. Wilkeson, remaIkiug that, among the many
charming childIeo OF parents temporarily reading a.
the scroo the vch'rg features OF one VINO wss Gear
10 ali l"Narnie Miller reminded hin OF her gland
father ard If his grsst services to his race, gave
Gsr., SminMsy the neAt serersiion IN New oh have
pbsn,hops; With noble hsa't eoq ien atonsae aud
toast 10 muslo was responded To by Osc,r Read.
with the "Gocd Time Coming surg in sn admirable
style The toastng was doae brown and dore up,
with one to Perth Amboy, "our adopted CITY
Among its plsasantries WAS the wsh that she " may
soon hayo railroad 70 Rshwsy ius'ead OF rather
ras tcaU 10 the railroad" The toast mistsr, Mr..
Miller said that the sentl nent had its merits, aud he
regretted that Mr.. Meuif lesdiug citizen oil Amooy,
was not present TO give 1t the attention u msrts
In the evening there was race on the Rsrl.4n os-
tween boats 70 sed by the scholars. wheUy started,
but an increasing Tea made her ship water and decline
the strife The contest he geen a four Dared aud
six-oared boat rowed by their boy crews IN nnior,
crested an interse excitement LUCK sIu muses KY gsss
vic ory 10 the Argo, ard Miss Anna Mckm OF Pni's-
d.lphia cave the prize 10 the ArSonau' s-s superD
wreath Of fresh flowers No;cne OF t'em, however,
was as handsome as her presen.aion speech hro
it's: Il, h,.
half q the yoos s' i wss and manly contest not Cor the
she wimms tho sake Of de-,uns ano'ae bat nN
De sSs contest. Of lie Consider The emblem q as~rnIu
noceree Truth Purity and Eeriity Le; them guide you In
Fireworks, and music from the boy aud. girl band,
poirScted the Fourth atlas eewood 10 the hour o. 10
st night There were few so pleasant and 50 bened-
cent oelebrations 10 our WIDE country We dare ain.
"AN EXCELLENT MIsTREss."-An intelligent
lady of the City of Washington sends us the fol-
lowing
Lat Sunday WAS exceedingly hot day-too hot,
thought for me to go 10 church and ~ stood gsz-
ing out the window at the motonless leaves on the
trees, ssw some dozen slaves passing, men and wo'
men, Indian file, each with basket on their head
sent for one Of them TO come ia and one OF the men
care up the seps, all dripping with rerphstion, and
set down his basket of cherries on seat under the
k,cLen window. He askoj for some cold watsr, aud
as be drsined the pitcher at diaught, said to him,
"Wen, Dick, it is pretty warm day. 81; here and
rest you and viii get you something TO eat l want
to talk WITH you lit,le How lar have you c)ms this
mosuirg" I" "Bout fourteen miles. Ny wife and got
up en- pickedthe,e cherries fore light THE morning. We
could 1t pick EN- you last night, we was so ttre4
We had to work till daylight was gone.' wv
Dick, have YOU a pretty kind master !" " l haven't
got master, IFS mistress; she's an src.tlent mig
tiess" thought would question him pretty closely
ard find what he considered excellent MISTRESS,
30, / sad, "Whst makes her so good, Dick, is she
better than the rect Of them r. oh, yes, missus,
che never Whips US, and !e.s us pick cherries aud
things to cell Sundays.D "Wha.do you have to eat -
"Wel, We hes half q herr Dg for breakfast, hslfs
benin for dunsr, and none for supper and peck Of
unsited meal week, only in case Of drought, ahsi
peek ard drought comes pretty citen; then we have
piece efp polk, in eeh. weeks abolt the sine ot
this holding up halt flics Of bread, aud oEce 10
three days haf pint of bonny cl.bber.' DO you
loyeit? "No, laws bless ye but obliged TO eat some
tbire or perish" What allowances do your children
have, ihose too young to work ?" Well, we hast
d,cde with them don't often est 10 my satisfaction on
account Of my children" Z" suppose you never eH-
p.ct 70 be free r. No not unless gts dir .bled snd
cant work, then they'll give me my liberty. ANN
told lie Dot long ago, it wona nt bs many years, no
thought, 'fcre we'd all have cur freedom; been 10
10y mind ever since, made NE feel good. Well, mus
90 along and Try to sell out my cherries and q. back
before dsrk, or don't know vhat they'd do with m,i
the Lord bs.sye," ard he reifted bis cherries and
went on bis t1ilsome way, and now do koow what
constitutes an " Excellent Mistress A.
Warrington, u. C.. July . Iss@
A YousG LADY Shot BY MIsrAKE.-I~ Granf
RoDlds Mich E0gie says that q yOuDs couple VI
Nc ln we're