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Richmond Markets, August 9.

FLGUk is unchanged; we still quote at S. IS f,
old superfine to shippers WHEAT is firmer ant
quote str city prime Red and White at 81 40a,,s
81 So great many of the sales, however, ARE mad
at Fl cures nader these. CORN Is uncf aused.
Northern Markets.
New York, August o.-Cotton dull. Flour higher
Ohio s. 2391a s.; Southern -. l5lp5 IS Wheat firm
Southern =. d 81 esq 90 Corn heavy: White q q
Of; yellow 95. Spirits Turpentine heavy. Ro,in s
@sl.60. Rice unchanged
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QUEBEC, Angus. Z, 1S5s.-The Canadian Screw
Steamship Company's steamer Nova Scotian, with
Liverpool advices of the 2Sth ult., is now about
due ut this port but has not yet been sgnaled OIL
the River du Loup station.
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pss. o, Rt,hmqai, Aug 9-High Water AZ o'e.',

| Pert Of Ri;hmoa,, Aug e-High Water AZ ee,''
Steamer Jamestown. Parri.h. New York. mdse
| and passengers. Ludlam Watson.
steamer Geo peab dy, pIitehett. Baltimore, mdse
Schooner Cunningham. Lukn. New York
nag sehooDerD Miller. curley. New York. auano
& B Davenport.
schooner Bal negat, Fitchett, James River. wheat
schooner aoutherner. Lefsver, James River
| wheat, HaXali j Co.
schooner Ellen doldsb no. Buntin, Baltimore
Schooner Hope. Frank. Baltimore. salt, Royal 4
snodgrass.
Soho ner Fannie Fern. Briggs. Boston. mdse, W D
sehooper Edwin. Jones. Baltimore. mdse. W D
schooner Clarmont. johnson, New York, Guano.
schaer. Kobier Co. and Crenshaw Co.
sehr Carrie. Chopper, Petersburg. wheat, Dunlop,
sch on-r Ben vandlver, King. James Rive.
wheat. Dunlop, Moheure Co.
SCHOONER W 4 Hsnaren. Dick. York River. wheat,
schooner Il Lath. Bailey. wheat. Warwick
Barksdale.
sehoon MARY Fsrnswor,h. Everett Windsor.
Plaster.
Schooner Wythe, Tdttie, New YORK. mdse. y
sehr Turner, Crowel'. Norfolk. light.
NORFOLK, Va, Aus, l.. Arrived 81 quarantine m
Brsm hp Hsinrsh % dsy sen no Of her an
~~4A
one passenger died of yellow fever
Bril- sh kchoore or Daphne. rom baltimore. bound
for isermuaa with breadstnffs run into by sehr :,
win mainmast and rigging gone.
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN, PARRISH,
master from New York:
IN Johns Mira W H Lewelen and daughter Miss
Heuser, Chas Heu-er b Fluno and lady, Miss
Moore, Mrs Mead, Burroughs. Juo Mead, b
Major, Simon Stodder. Ctas Lord, Mrs j cher
Maury. D w Beaumont w j q Williams j hae.er
Walsh. @ Hser, lady. child and servant. J
? d Harrison. VIM Kennish. Ii Pinkham. VIM Col
well. w J Drink water, Geo II Livingston. A Myers
Geo 6hafer. and 30 sseerage.
Also, from Norfolk Mrs Nelson, W G Bentlal
X Todd. Vii, Robt Thompson, q Chinn,
4 b Roberts, J J Clarke.
Exchanged signals with steamship Roanoke, Sun.
day, 8 A. n. -
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n~ REMOVAL B PRICE mas re-
moyed his stock Of BOOKS and sTAIioNEhI e
Paine Co. and next door above Ir O. Gwatsir
being the store lately occupied BY MI WIN. Alien
and more recently BY Messrs. r. L. Angus 20
where he will be glad to receive the Gala OF hi.
lripnd, aud customers for asy thing 10 his line
O--3k
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7 Asst CHANCE.-Fiye sores Of lan d
Afor sale in the corporation of Ashland, by the
single acre CT the nvo acre.. nearly fronting The
Hotel. running parallel with the Railroad to the
county road, snly three or foar rods from the race
course. fos further information apply to Emer
son, Virginia Hotel, opposite New Market or Scott
Mallory, Ashland
eu in-lgt% r. EMERSON
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Nss. 4 Msan, tdassr VI he sllxsh>th CITY Il y
ye = Y, "a, On Thursday lase, elected sheriff
p las0aetsak eousty. 80
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f0REIGS NEws-Some additional foreign item
Of interest, are received by the Arago, from Ii
yerpool:
The Duke OF Malakoff had received an invitation
from Lord Lyons to go In the Royal Albert ria
Nag shipof the British squadron, 10 Cherb, ury.
There bad been ALI extraordinary discovery Of
A heavy gale had been ex perienced a, LIvernoo,
Thirteen vessels went ashore, but ane off at ond
tide. - "''1
The Emperor Napoleon had male a splendid
present TO the Vieeroy OF Ireland
The Australian Mining COMPANY. after con.;s.l
rable discussion, had resolved to disconti,,na mi
ming operations. ~
There had been a meeting of the Jews. in com
menorstioa OF the passage Of the bill sdmittips
Jews 70 Parliament
Miss Louisa pyue and Mr. Harrisop have acc,nt
ed = Dew opera from Bale
rrioce Adaibert, " Prussia, has been invited to
Chsrbourg by Napoleon.
Inc Christians at Alexandria had been insulteJ
and menaced BY the Matomesiaus bat the aagr...
sion was Immediately punished
Ihe triai Of the Seierns prisoners was closed aud
seven ci them had been condemned to death and
sSserai 70 twenty i've years nprison meat In rons.
Sir II. L. Bnlwer had arrived 1T Cousta ntinopie
and presented hs credentials the Sultan as Min
firm England.
Qasen Issbslia, d Spain. and her royal spouse,
were still on their pleasure trip.
dent and tho people Of NeutchAtst had rejected
tie Lew Canton Constitution.
= S--~
NoasoIx Asp PKrHassuss X. R-fhs Norfolk,
Va, HeSai announces that only miles Of track lay
lar remalns 10 b. dome on the Norfolk and Peter
burg Railroad. 1hs lapse ofa few more days will
bripg ths spIsg she last rai' IL the great iron
shsin fron tbs Chesapeake 70 the Mississippi
Asxf vssk the ssAips viii rum regularly.
= = -..--...... sps.n NJ .s.... re-.
0a3stls ssys thai JAmss Lurhroy MAS killed nv
bixktnin9. nsAr that place, on ths 10Th nj, M.
eiMs aoseg % iowa With = load OF wood, wLen a
hsssy yesa commescsa falling. accompanied with
enok sbsiisr under this wagon when i. ssan"s ~
IT, stroke that KILLED the did man. ssrion ~ u.
$500 ne boy, killed ons korss, and Injured tie
IS, ~ I. Msal, sdassr " ahs kllxshseh Gny ks-
ye =. " 80, % Thursday last, elected sheriff
Nh Azssxx h.ss4s -
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- uHpakcspxHTED SUCCESS. - Jhs
xcitenent In behalf Of BAKERS Gel EHRATED
PtEMIUM BiTrER8 toatinues 70 increase IN
curs sof spepsia. 1crpiaity OF the Liver, soof
stomsca aud Ne1veus Headache, hey hase no q.
Premium Riffcrs. wa Rave never heard Of ca = Of
cholera, Cholera Morbu,. marrhoss e snmmsf
Complaint where they have beer used re4utasII
with the above complaints, use BAk EMS pKkM !,
I'M EfTTERs, freely for three or sour days aEa
ron viii be permanently cured. With the ccnii.
depes We bays IN it We adv Sc all heads u families
to keep bottle or two req u.arIy on hand case o.
emergency, with the confdsnt a. u.anee thai ~
n, dtcire Known Is so ffectual. ard, as the sams
trns. 80 harmless Price. 90 cents per bottle rW
ssje by Messrs Purcell, Iadd 70 and ny ~,
prominent Druggists IN the city Oh hic-noa "a
else there. In vreiHia ~ "
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DRAITHWAITE's RETROSPECT, Nc

The reported death of Sam Tate, Esq, of the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, was union nded.
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The DTSep A e n
TUESDAY xoaA NO.. .AusUsr 10. ~.

NOTCH 10 ADyERrfsENs Advertisement n,
~ DTspATtw mast X handd in by ssr o'clss8 in Rt
aftwanoa IN order TO app ar The neu day he
karv prsssnys n adsefsems Il apsn ne coiansas u
s,er o,nrr ,sfl not adssI If their rcsioa after TIE
A.,ss sdn8sd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-10

~ We invite tho attention OF dealers
TO our sale OF DRY Goods. to commence THIS hohN
is AN , q. IT. KENT. PAINE CO. Arc's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-10

DCvAL SrRKKr has been lighted up
with gas, aad il now popular thoreashiare At
night
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r -,
have So eral of my pupils TO plac as teachers.
Persons by appl, isg me, " secure the seryic
of competent instructors. HPL
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~TRUsTRB's SALE AT THE RICHMOND
coIIrGE Attention ia requested to the above sale
This NJ. r, Jag, commencing at 10 O'Clock. By order
Of the Trustee. See auction head
an le-lt THUS W KEESEE, Auct.
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Mr.. LEFEBVRk's SCHOOL,
IVA coRNEs CT GsAcE AND FousKKE STREETS,
RICHMOND VA

| AVA ooENEs CT GRACE AND FousEEE STREETS,
| klCHM0ND, VA
The next session of our School begins the lst Of
pCroBEf, 1858, and ends the LIST Of JULY, 1859.
For t. benefit of young ladies who have fuished
their regular course of sadies. az tho wish to car
~ on fui her their mental Improvement there will
be = class in Bellies Letters and Ltera ura-recitinx
twice q week Price of admission $50 for the Who'll,
sion, aud SIS 10 pupils who take other stl,iies
The greatest efforts Ill he made render this both
interesting and improving.
1T the frir airy Department French viii be taught
to The little children Gssy without any charge
HUBERT LEFEDyRE, NJ, Principal
VINO WILLIAMS u. Vice Principal.
Rev IL keppier. John Little, NJ d. Mrs EAJ
0ibson. Miss Mary q Gordon. Mrs Eliza Bartett,
Marie Es,yan. John Calso, g Thiow. VIM
irabau Eiiodoro Camps Heinrich schneider
TERM:
e9l ,stsnts; lsI
ror figi'sD 80
sor MODERN Language each. 20 20
For trsnt h when studied exciu i've of the
ERgsh branches. .............. 10 %
aor stin 20 10
Fur Muse on Piano, Harp. Guitar. Orsan, or
singing:
For ono lesson (of an hour, A week % 90
For two lessons tof an h ur) week......... ~ tD
For thre. lessons (nf sn hour) a week ..... 40 20
sor four lesson lof an hour W. ek..... 100 10
on ,.e usc o ~ VI
sor Drawing, IRON NGfure...,. 40 20
sor panting IN water Colo-s 40 al
Oil Painting. 50 %
Primary Department. for children under IL
years OF aee-..,..;. e..................... 30 %
MGBEkr LEFgBvRE
have 50 eral of my pupils 70 plac as teachers
Persons by appl, isg me- IN y secure the services
oil competent INSTRUCTORS HPL.
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~ PaoTEeTIoN BUILDIE0 FUhD Con-
PAM The regular monthly meeting OF tie eompa
nv will be- hold this cru ESAY) evening, g e.
full attendance Ia requested, Is some imbo n sam
street. M AZ" Ssrrstsrx
an Ill kOSAos~sSs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-10

The advantages of insuriuz with this company are
unsur pa ssed. Dividends of IS per cent ANNUAL
LII paid tho insured Half the annual premium J.
loaned the insured il he ishes at per Ct inter 81
Pie call ri Pearl street and receive one OF our
Eifs Insurance Books. X. d W.
An S-2W
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THE EXERCISES of Mrs and Mlss
CARRlNGTON'S School. on Broad batweea
2sh and 18th SITS will RECON- ueucs on the FIRST
MONDAY IN SEPfEMREa next
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Mrs. PHILIP MAYO's SCHOOL will
Iva be ra-orened on MONDAY. the 18th of zen.
teinter. in room on the iot owned anu occupi d
and 4th streets
For further particulars enquire of Mss MAYO,
an 4-2Aw4wdtlaw4ws
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LOOT.

CTRAYED-From my Iremi.s,, ON the
~ Goth July, white SOW, with spots on or nee
her head low back other maj ks recolected She
expected 10 have pigs or before the 4.h inst.
She WAS purchased OF Messrs, Dudley a 20 l7th OF
November last. ANY Information that might lead
to her recovery, will be literally re. arded.
TIMOTHY KEKSE. Grocer,
an lO-6tA Port MAYO. below kockerfs.
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foREIas Nxws--sone additional foreign items
Of interest, are received by the Arsgo from Ii
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~. RICHMOND MUSICAL lNkTl-
tH8 TuTE-T L. dALLKuER. PRINcieAL.-'
>S1 The third semiannuai session Of this snsisfa-
tis.n viii commence sept isaA. isas and ecniinuss
nineteen waeks Teachers enaineRtiy anainsd viii
be saeurc<t fr the several Department. ana evsxy
musical education. kvery meAns viii DO smpfoyee
TO eecure the success IT pepla--a q ~ the lossss
possible expeuss The terms for trti1n and plan q
operation VIII BE- duly snnounced.
~ H-3m
E,kENCH LANG JAG E Professor
: RMisN begs TO c6sr to the Principals es bus
ON You've LAEIRN SCHO0IS. In tAs esy ~ y
Eiehmeud bis ssrsicss fF the lsxt eesslou e 1ssia
fhs let u 0c.e1 er Address, Prot =. AAiVN'
Junction. HAnaxes eouaty. Y >.
IN le-tlAAugapt
~ 1RLA and tieross Il u Lssd; % ~.
- htns Lsai Laft. far ale ~ 80. .axu
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WANTE D-By q respectable white
w WOMAN. a situation to do general HOUSE,
work Anniv at This office au iO-ltH
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~ ANTED--A While girl. TO nurse q
W bsby. and make herself generally useful. To
such an one good homs can be secured. Call at
NJ. GOLDEN'S Dry Goods Store,
au4 go Broad street.
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NINETY EEGRoS ARRESTED FOR GOING
TO SUNDAY SCHOOL.


TO SUNDAY SCHOOL.
The arrest Of ninety odd negroes, in the
Leigh street Baptist African Church, last
Sunday morning, where they had assem-
bed to receive Instructions as Sabbath
School scholars, has created no little talk
in our community, many justify the course
p usued by the Mayor, while others in.
cline to the opinion tina. he has transcend
ed his authority. That the facts may be
properly understood, We lay them before
orr readers, as given to Us By His Honor.
Ga Sunday, the 10Th inst, Lieut.. True
heart and wAtchman Gilman reported to
the Mayor that negroes were TO be seen
every Sunday morning, from daylight an-
til ten clock, entering the basement OF
the church, wi books III their hands,
the officer believing that they were there
the graater portion of their time, without
being under the supervision Of a white
person. With this information before
aim, the Mayor directed two officers to 90
to that church last Sunday morning, and
II they found that the negroes assembled
there were being taught from books, or if
they fOuad them assembled together, and
not under the Immediate supervision OF
white persons, to arrest the whole party
and bring them before him. The officers
on entering the basement; found the ne
groes alone, some with and some without
books--the pastor, Rev. i. Lindsay, aud
perhaps other white persons, being in the
room abovc-tOok them into custody, and
carried them before the Mayor, by whom
they were reprimauded and discharged.
The Mayor is not at all satisfied that
Sabbath Schools, even whore negroes are
taught orally, come under the head Of re-
ligious worship; aud as he believes that
such assemb,ases lead to others ot worse
character, will no. be apt to yield his oplu
ion, unless overguIed by the Court Of !
peals. Ii oral INSTRUCTION is given in ne
gro Sunday Schools, why are the pupils
Supplied with books, or allowed to take
them to the schools! Do not the laws Of
the State impose heavy penalties on any
person convicted OF teaching negroes to
read and write! And were not those
laws passed to prevent negroes from OBJ
tanning education, and from doing mischief
with their learning? Scarcely week
passes that instruments OF writing, prepar-
ed by negroes, are not taken from ser
vaptsin the streets, by the pulice.-Rtch-
naond, u.) Dispatch, Aug. II.
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For thA In,.
The Circus.

1t is question among moralists v,,
er the Circus and other worldv sa. u''a'
ments, should be patronized on Sous ~uSs'
evening. Say nothing about i, c:'l
sacred time, it is certainly the last 'tps ss
in the week to prepare for the dnf'. ~a, :
the Lords day The toll and hnS;s "
of the week is finished, aud the con. r,'ss
plative mind resting from vorldv ''p o''
ike Mary, wishes to be early at the ~
u!chre. The attractions of Clrcn, ,'2 S.P'
its comical appendages, its intrus;on' '"a
sacred hours, together with the poiSe 50 :. W
melriment which occur on Sabb,tb ns au'
ming when leaving village, and r,a,;a C, I
through the country, are well caIcpl,,aS
to destroy the solemnities and bene|.' !,
that holy day. Our New EnoIa,l -; u
never allowed it, and even at Srr,o.a 'a
\. y, few winters ago, when 7 WV W.
there, the Circus could not be toIor,,,1
not 81 much however, on account of S%
bath.hrlaking, but on account Of irs | -,
eterious effects upon the young By -
tiating them into their hauats Of VIZ
gambling, card-piaying and all coruD,;o
influences which TOO often charct,sts,
Circus performances. We're | the k.'s
err of a hotel, would not have my ne,s.
disturbed on Sabbath morn for a few al
lars and cents, and | believe that Il.
good people Of Coudersport and in pot,s,
county, will acqulesce with ne in sayip,
that laying aside all immoraIities-,%s
frosts and other calamities will cause y,
TO want the money we have before an
other harvest. B
We agree with our correspondent tb.
the presence Of a Circus is dcleterious +,
the social welfare of any community
even ctty-and much more SO to coup.
.ty village; yet, we presume large prO.
portion of our county's people would pre-
fer spending the last dollar they have n
such a qualification of their animal n,.
ture, to giving it to some deserving pur.
pose-as, for instance, paying what they
owe their humble aud faithful servant
The PRINTER
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From the american PRESBYTERIAN,
Divorces i'm NOrihera Pennsyl-
yAnia.

MEssRs. EDIroRS The action of the
General Assembly in regard to the Scrip
tural law of marriage and divorce, at ,he
session in Chicago, has given great salts
faction to Christians in the northern tier
Of counties in this State. Owing to the
excellent laws on the subject ia New
York State, and the very lax condition of
things regarding marriage and divorce in
our own commonwealth, for a number of
years past the courts in the border c, un-
ties have been crowded with divorce Gases
from New York. Parties, or one cf a
married pair, have moved into this State,
for the purpose OF gaining a residence,
and carrying their suits through oul
courts. [ Go noc know that they have
ever failed Of gaining their cause. Every
court III these counties has trom two to !,
dozen such cases to dispose of each torm
They furnish advertising for the county
newspapers, and business iUr lawyers W
will undertake them. The whole pro-
ceed!ngs are cheap, too. A lawyer told
me recently that he would engage to dis
solve the bonds Of wedlocb between any
married pair in the county for Sl5, en-
tire costs! This, then, is the price of
such dlshonor 10 our State at present.
Instances are not wanting of divorces
without any Scriptural cause, and mar
riageS again taken place Immediately
Aui all the arrangements for such in
iquity have been known to be made be-
.orehand. Parties have been athanceQ
to each other before the old ties were
broken off. | have heard of minister
Of the gospel, though not i'll or oJunex-
ion, doing things in this way.
| am glad, therefore, that the General
Assembly have declared authoritatively
their views upon the subject of divorces.
1t is to be wished that the law as to
marriage might also be amended in this
State, We have plenty Of open con
cubinage among US here; aud sometimes
case Of parties claiming to be respecta-
bic living together under an arrangement,
which they call "a contract" No public
recognition OF the relationship as man
and wife, or contract, so far as can as
certain, has ever been made before civil
or ecclesiastical authorities. They claim
it as privilege. which the sovereign
people" have of living as they please =
These are our ''progressives !"
We have, IN fact, great roll of free
thinking and acting "woman's rights,
Theodore Parkerism" infdelity, and the
worst sort of ultraisms and extravagances
enanating from the New York Tribune
&c, of which | could tell you, IF l Hal
TINE. But no more at present from
NORTHERN PENNSYLVANIA.
The above communication has beer
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sg- The Congressional Conferees of
Erie and Crawford counties met last Fri
day a-week, and after 130 unsuccessful
ballots adjourned over till the 8th inst.
The Senatorial conferees in the same Dis
trict met the same day in another place,
and ballotted until the next morning,
when the Crawford conferees withdrew,
having taken offence at some decision OF
the Chairman. We are Of the opinion that
the determination of the Crawford Con
ferees to insist upon their candidates for
both Offices is, under the circumstances
unfair and unusual ; because they have
already had the Congressman six years
and the Senator three years, and Erie Is
much the largest county, besides having
interests which demand more national leg.
islation than those of Crawford. We fee
a little chagrined at the position taken by
the conferees of "Old Crawford" W.
hope the meeting of to-day "wednesday
will result in action not so jeapardizine
to the success of the party in the District
and State.
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SHE ruined temples of the old gods and heroes,
ihe Csmpagpa, the Pope, and-Flora. We had
but giilaysc of her. 1t was one night at the
colosseum We had been musing about that
vas; and solemn pile by the moonlight, which
ailyered il over with indescribable beauty, and
at last, accompanied by our guides, bearing
4orchss ,ye ascended through dark aud broken
passages to the upper benches of The amphi-
the-ttre a. We were passing along one side,
we saw, picturesquely moving through the
shadows of the opposite wall, with the i'm
mcuse aFsRa between, the red-a adring torches
And halt illuminated figures Of another party
OF TiaiLQrs. i don't know whether it was in
atinct, Or ncuteness of VISION, that suggested
Flora; hul, With sudden leap of the neart,
] felt that she was there. We descended,
GRa passed cut under the dark arches OF
the stapendogs ruins. The other visitors
walked littie in advance of us,--two OF the
number iingariag behind their companions !,
Aud certain words of tenderness and pasSlo n
we heard, which strangely brought to mind
those niglts on the ocean steamer.
a. Wat is the matter with you? said Mar
gsret, locking in my face.
Hush = | Whispered there-that wo-
nan---iS Floral
"She chung to mel drew her closer as we
p .osed and the happy couple went on, over
tle ancient Forum, by the silent columns Of
the ruined temples, and disappeared from
sight upon the summit of Capitolne Hill.
A f.w months later, We heard of the mar
riaSc Of Flora to an English baroaet; she is
now my L 'dy, and must do her the justice
- sly that never knew wonan b,t-er fitted
to bear that title. As for Marg .ret-if yoH
will return with me t. my home on the Had
son, after We have finished our hunt after
those Western lands, you shah see her, to-
gether with the loveliest pair of children that
g . made two IroId paren's hpppv
"Ald here, ad led Wes WOOL. we have ar
rived at the end of our days journey; we
hsve had the Romance Of the Glove, aid now
lets have some supper"