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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29
PERSONAL.

We understand that the Rev. d.. Walker VIII
probably resign the Presidency Of Harvard tl'eF'ty
before many month";.
-P.of FELTON, Of Harvard University sails for Europe
mex. week He is to be gore till August. III health
j. tie cause Of the journey.
-Bsbop Eastburn is said to have refused confirms
ton to Honest Tom Conner, the leader Of the orehes
TIA al tie BOeton 1heater.
It reported that George Sand, the celebrated
French au,hore>s and socialist, has retired 70 speHa
the remainder CT her days in convent.
The CoHrricr Frd7co-IfdiieH reports that Sgpor
Rossni has lust written melody or n0nlI"o Tor
the ,iolonceo, which he mas presented TO NJ Ssrvas
the notable solo player
At the request OF the Rev. Thos. Storr hins OF tne
Tn,ersAlist Church in Hollis street. Boston, tue h5V.
Nehemiah Adams preached there his sermon on sne
" Reasonablepess Of Eternal Punishment last sunday
everirg to very large audience.
Tie Rev. Samuel Longfeow OF Brooklyn IL TO
preach the annual sermon before tile graduates css
OF the Cambridge Theological school, al It's request
next July. - IT.
-ANoTHIR Bi,HOP FROM TRINITY CHuRcH:-.he
Sullivan H. Weston was on the i 18th IT., on the hFsi
ballot, ard by the unanimous vote OK the EPisoVPa,
Conveliion, elected Bishop of Texas. Dir. Weston
Assistant Minister of Trinity Church 10 TINS Guy, iuu
Is the secoLd bishop whlea tha corporation "N' IVA
nshed within the last six years
s. Tie Common Council Of Baltimore have extended
the Inequalities of the city TO tx President Fillmore
who is about to visit that city, during the Session u
the Scientific Association.
BY tie recent desth Of the Ear OF AylmeIt, s'e
honors and titles Of the peerage have ia!len uPoI
worthy Canadian farmer about forty years Oh Gsel ~
nephew, who sailed in the lndian from ol,lanu VII
Saturday lsst, TO take possession OF h.s inheritance
-Goy. B,SK,As SFEAEER.-Tne Washington core
spoudent Of Tile Boston Trdrcier IN speaking OF ~;
Orr, relates the following incident wnich Hah'P'i'u
wien Gov Banks occupied the char; n-.
This reminds ire OF an incident oil fresSon .:
Brooks. which is little known. During Gov. PanA a
Administration es Speaker. o. one day when osos.e
ran high Mr. Brooks persisted in maAipg s.s'enioo
wi en- cut of order the Speaker said IN cal soloe
The gentleman is out OF order, but he continued nue..
speaking The gentleman from South Z .roHna SoIl
OF order ssid the Speaker in voice tnst 'sng
the hall Ike carton but Mr. BROOKS con- .. b'i
speaking Now the Speaker sPraDg to hh lee'' II'
cave fell WIKI re-ouncng clash DOWN uPyI 'ly
brazen rail of the desk and the echoe9 u tue
were awakened BY the sourd as ne sald1 lae
5. rreaIt Arms will arrest tie Member IRON M so1s
Csfoua. Mr.. Brooks dropped instantly mtg LIS 'ea
a dead weight, lea,ings word hsi uttered lnele
was death like s,illness IN tie House i0I
vi en- the bs was set in motion ytre SpeaAeI ,D'
ss.irg the cent .emau from Ohio has the hoo''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29
MEXIcO

BY arrv al at New orleans the 10Th isst intel
Egercc from Vera Cruz has been received to the ia
inst. ST.. Mstias Cas.elemos as been nomiased Gov
pro tenn. Of the State Of Vera Cruz by the Leg
ature consequence Of the illness OF the cons ulohA
incumbent. The Prcgre'o makes it appeG taat Eches-
gsIsy had suffered severely IN ls.e engagements
with la Lave that be hsd not ventured out Vi Pueblo
afteiwsrd.
CorIesp, nGence OF The n. o Picsyuoe.
NrRA CRUZ April L., 1853.
II viii be seen by the newspapers herewith that no
decided event has yet erded the civil war which IS
now shaking this poor distracted county. The sue
CesSes of the Gferen. parties are various and
loses IN enc section o. the country the Oher gscs 4
arctter section The Church party il IS true defes;-
ed TIE Coalition in tie northwest but Offset TO
that Gsiza las trumphed N Tsmauhpas ,Tampicol.
JesqueIa mas defeated Gsntsrs eEd his savagvs in
Scrors and il Is said, shot Their leader lucasn and
Tabasco adhere to the Constitution, aud last. Though
not least Ners Cruz has succeeded in driving the IA
vhders from her territory.
Nevertheless the Liberal patty finds itself in \ Ct t.
csl portion. !. wants money and Is sou'ces Of sup
ply are pretty well exhaused-i. g. the customs of
Vera Cruz. TsmpicO, sc. The duties to accrue for
uosths TO have been discounted IN advance, ano
trade necessarily laDgu, hing greatly under existing
circumstances. there will be very Little accrging from
that source for some time. TIE fact is, either
" forced loan must be resorted 10, the Liberals
will he compelled 10 give True, Juarez has sent
NJ. Mas to Washington 10 urge the recognition Of his
Government, and TO raise loan Of a few millions.
Meanwhile that agreeable, arch old humbug, Admiral
German, has gone in search OF the smbulatory Gov
ernn ent Of JuareZ 10 Offer bun six miOis Of money.
six armed steamsr fps, ana thousand men. the
rart Of certain New-lofk capitalists Again, the
grand Santedlim OF the f.libustegs IA New Orleans
offer million cash for certain grants Of land and other
ssio1s. All these offers very we'll but thee
always q slight condition annexed which proves the
stumbling block. OF course those teLde,ing these
oans viii want security fer their money.
he Ifi pr rea plpuvp
revenue-i. e. the customs-but, as have before
shown. that source is sucked pretty dry. Moreover,
should the Church party prevail, how much would
contract made with Juarez and Xsmors be worth
Therefore. those who are anxious to relieve tleir
nelghbors necessities say, Let Us introduce few
Thousand emigrants rs settlers On the land you are
going H. give us and that will bs security enough J."
But to this very reasonable prcpos tOR the struggling
patriots shake their heads, and, Ike coy Miss dying
10 say "yes, are sfrait. In short s the old story
Of f,fneo Ddnaos et dOnd ttre1,cS. But they must
come to it at lest or Iuloags VII yet carry the day
fol the Church Golfers seemingly lie ShauStlble
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THE ADMINISTRATION or FORT
BUYERS.
To the Editor Of The N. Y. Tribune.

To the Editor Of The N. Y. Tribune.
SIR feel it DUTY owe to the public, to cal at
teption to purchase recently made by the War De-
partnent Of lands in California for fort purposes.
have learned that said property few years ago, was
bought for fifteen sixteen hundred dollars, and that
the War Department has paid the enormous SUN OF
two hundred thousand dollars for the same.
The negotiation of this taken out of the hands
of Gen. Totten; and although he started for Caior-
MIA to examine and look into the matter, some time
ago owing to some unaccountable cause, he stopped
on the way and returned to this city. Doubles
Totten can tell all about this matter
The land, | learn is not worth $4,000. This mat
ter is in nutshell and a committee should at once be
called upon to investigate it. SPECTATOR.
Gin of H0shinQfon Abrl % 1858.
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A Nut FOR THE CAMBRIDGE PRoTEs5oR,.--ir
Shove, the Chinese tea dealer in Boston, tails Tie
Etentag Ga=et,c that he wrote letter in Chinese to
his dead father and took it 20 Man field the writing
medium; that he Gar Shovel kept the letter in HE
himself a. distance from Mansfield when TO bis a.
enlistment he saw Mansfield write in good Chne'e q
reply to bis letter in which the various matters IN II
we're duly answered, and tie statement made that ne
fsth.r fouLd fault with linn for not writing Chnese as
vel az lie DID, nine years residence IN this COUNT
having impaired bis style. M!. Ar Shove coaie-se'
bilrsfpuzzled, no Chinese corjurls no haa over
seen o0mDg near & "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29

THE SEMINOLE INDIANS.-By the arrival of Col.
Rector yesterday evening, we have gratifying 6ssur-
OF the complete success oil his negotiations with
tie hostile SemlnOles.
Col Rector is sarguine that all the hOsies will s..
sent to the conditions OF peaceabe removal, and be
ready to embark for the West the first pro1imo.
large number of them are now sClournng II the en-
campmeIt of the dele CATION gOye,nmea. teams are
sent out for others and their baggage.
Six or eight members Of tine delegation together
with Billy Bowecs's lieutenant, now IN this place.
They intend visiting tie lstspoga country to HINT
party of fourteen warriors Of sam JODes band. Tney
viii be accompanied by several volunteer captains,
WHO well acquainted with that section.
Sam Jones, himself, is unwilling to leave Florida,
but bis objections will not influence his followers to
persist in resisting Government He says he has but
few days TO ve-he wishes to die in the land OF his
nativity. We presume he will be forced to terms,
either TO go West remain here under the special
charge Of Uncle Sam. Tampa Peninsulsr, April II.
A CITEIcA1 MASIAc.-Some weeks since the Rev.
john Lyon, clerical gentleman of ability and attain
ments teacher in high school at kkwood, Missouri,
became extraordinarily absorbed in religious exercises
These be so impTudeutly protrsced as, by excessive
fasting and underwriting vocal prayer gradually 10
des,roy both bis health and his sanity. His friends
fuId requisite 10 sui jet him TO sanitary restraint
aud 70 meOlca treatment and therefore placed him in
tie Sisters Hospital in St. Louis. There ne soon grew
violent, smashed the glass windows Of his cell, and
had to be pnioneG and bound down. On Tuesday last
it was concluded to convey him to the asylum for the
insane at Fulton Partly by stratagen, and partly by
persuasion the removal WAS quietly effected. He is
sngle-sged about tbirtythree yeais. Al preeent be
arrears to be chiefly appTeheLsiye that during the in
tcrIuption Of his prayers, froNdence VIII not take
n,oner care of the word. lCinc,Dns.i Gazette.
The Tole6o iOho) Blade is responsible for the lat
eft fish story 1t states that gentleman, fishing a:
Cedar Point made three hAuls with an egaty-rod
s,ina and caught 80 900 lbs of hsh between O'Clock
sLd midnight. The fisa were mostly pi;seFel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29

CHARLLsION, Wednesday, April .

CHARLEsTos, Wednesday, April y 1853
The sts smshp Isabel has arrived here with Hsysns
ard Key West dates to the 18th inst.
II was rumored at Havana that Ger. Corch, had
resigned the Governor-Generalship of Cuba and thst
Gen. Corde Msimsnde Meraso y had been appointed
his successor
Sugar. dull and the lower qualities real
lower. Molssses was steady, and PRIME descriptions
advancing, with sales at II reals keg for cayed.
Freetts had oeci,ed.
Arrived at Havana, bark Justice. from New-io
Arrived at Caldenss, bark Martha Ann from Port
lano.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29
Election of Railroad Directors.

ToLrDo, Ohio, Wednesday, April - 1913.
A. a. election for Directors of the Michigan South
err Railroad held here to-day the following gentle
rnen were elected: SO ~
r. 5 Burrows John C. Wright, Hiram sbley: VIM Waleott
Fa.iu G. I6e hfed VIM u. Wells, John - Prorty Cakson
Potter Nelson Beadsley Ezekiel hofiisoc, Ransom cara
DeI j. H. Ransom. George Bliss. . .
ABB M 10 900 votes were cast Of which the ticket
elected received ~ ,OO0
A. a ueetiog Of the newly elected Board. M.
George Bis OF Springfield, Mass, was unanimously
chos.,, y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29
The late Storm ut Boston.

BOSTON, Wednesday, ApriI Is, I88.
The schooner Eliza Jane, from Rockland for Bos-
ton, with lime went ashore last night on Nanta ket
beach, near COhassett. Crew saved. The vessel is
total loss.
The two chooners at anchor near SCituate rode out
the storm in safety. The steamer X. B. Forbes went
down this morning to tow them mp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29
COust-MartiaI on Gen. Twiggs.

CINCINNATI, "Wednesday, ApriI ., ISoS.
La pursuance of the Army order issued by the Sec
refsr' of War, the Couit-Martia summoned to pass
upou the conduct of Gen. Twiggs assembled this morn
ing a, Newport Barracks Gen. Wool proposed that
the Judge Advocate read the order calling the Court
togtther, which was Declined as me CoaIt could not
SUB. TIE Court then adjourned. Gen. Jesup is e1-
necfrd 20 a n 70 tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29
Decision i'm the Haf-BOdy Case
Emitted States Circuit Court.

Nrw-HAvEx, Conn, Wednesday, April Is, 1858,
The great Hat BODY Case of Burr q Co., on the
Wells patent, against Copperthwae using the Taylor
patent which Was argued in New-York last ta!l by
C. NJ Keliar for plaintiffs and G. Harding for defend
art was decided here yesterday in favor of tue de-
fepdsLt by an able opinion from Judge lngersoll IN
vii Oh Judge Nelson cUncuIred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29
Fires i'm Toronto.

TORONTO c. W, Wednesday, April ., 1913.
Two fires occurred here last night, destroying much
property. Great alarm is felt in consequence of the
extraordinary number of fires that have occurred here
during the last fortnight Scarcely a night passes
without one or more of destructive charac-
ter IL is supposed that they the work of regular
organized band of incendiaIies. The citizens
ganizng large patrol and offering large rewards for
The apprehension and conviction of the miscreants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29
Navigation of the st. Lawrence.

QUEBEC, WedDesday, AprI, e, IoJo.
The weather is cloudy and cCld to-day. The Their
mometer stands at 40 degrees above zero. The ship
Shandon and bark Nina arrived here this morning;
the first CT the
The ship Pride Of Canada, has gone ashore on
Red Island ninety miles below the city. Steamers
have gone to her assistance this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29
United States Supreme Court.

WAsHIsGroN, Wednesday, April %, 1853.
No. S9.-Tsylor Brown We. l.. M. Wiley Il Co. Ar
gun ent concluded for plaintiff.
No. 90.-John Sigersonvs. Edward Matthews. Ar
gued on both sides.
Noe and 9-The Ocean Tow-boat Company VS..
The ship Ocean Queen and Charles Hill ct al, owners
OF the ocean Queen, Va. The UIied States NAL
Steamship Company. Reargument commenced for
the Ocean Tow beat Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29
Arrival of JuareZ and Suite at New
Orleans.

NIw.ORLEASs, Wednesday, April %, 1888.
TIE survey steamer Walker, Is. F. Sands. has com
peted the survey at Chafssya Bay and will leave tor
Norfolk Nav 3. Her officers and crew are well.
Juarez and suite arrived here in the steamship fhh-
adel phis, from Havana to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29
Meeting Of the American Scientific
ASSOciatiOn.

BAtTINORE, Wednesday, AprI ., 1913.
The Scientific Association assembled at III O'Clock
in the Maryla land Institute, about one hundred men,
hers present In the absence Of the President proper
Mr.. Alexis Caswe was called TO the chair. E1ten-
Fiye arrangements are made for extending the hospi-
tsI,ies 10 members by the citizens Of Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29
Later from Mexico.

NEw-0aLEASs, Monday, April 20, 1853.
The steamship Tennessee has arrived at THIS port,
With late intelligence from Mexico but there is ALSO
lu,ely nothing worth telegrsphng in the news. The
dstes are, Vera Cruz I'D, City Of Mexico 18th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29
u.hiIadespIiia stock Board.

PtnLADFLPnIA, Wednesday, April q I5JS
S,o Ks steady; Pennsylvania State ~ SIT Read,
ing Ksilcsd, 81. Morris Canal 4, Long Island
Railroad, ~; Peansyirsnia Rarosa, 10
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FreightS.

NEw-ORLEANs, Tuesday, April 2, ISJS.
The strike of the shpmasters for an advance in the
price of cotton freights has been successful. The
price asked for was 916d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29
The Ohio River.

CNoISsATI, Wednesday, April %, 1873.
The water in the channel of the river at this point
now measures seventeen feet, but ia falling.
The weather has become quite warm again, the
Thermometer to-day marking 65. The fruit trees were
not injured by the cold weather OF yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29

CrNrRAL PARK PLASs-The Board Of Comnis-
iouers Of the Central Park met last evening" ard de
eided to adopt the following plsrs:
sor the Firs, Ple..No IS For the Thd Pr2e No =
m ~. S.cud Prze...NO - FOR The Fourth P.ize... No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29

Col Or the present Speaker OF the houss nty i4
minated hi. Intention no. 10 De az ~ 49,. s,d
the sufrsges of bis District two other Co,ons ana
Msj,r have opened WARN calnPssu ~ a,o,ri,e ,bs
Dist.;ct together, al sid'essing tho sane meetings
SnElhelu "a lva.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-29
The Trial Of Michael Murphy.

EIzABLTH, \. j., "Wednesday, Apnl y, ISlS.
The jury in the case of Mchsel Murphy, for killing
Geo A. Noumuer, az CraDeville, came into Court 81
ter TOO hours' dehberation, with verdict OF man.
SlAyR httT
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Ice nj fhe South.

CHARLESTON, Wednesday, April %, 1853.
Ice formed in the neighborhOod of this city and Au-
custa this morning.
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DRIED SCOTT IN PRAGTICE.

We recently printed the official letter of Gen. Case
affirming that black man, being no citizen of the Uni
ted States must be denied by the State Department
the Passport without which he cannot travel on tho
continent Of Europe BY the following official mani
estoes it will be that negro, on the same ground
is denied the privilege of pretmpng quarter section
of the Public Lands and that Of commanding an Amer
lean merchant vessel even though his own. Happily
the privilege of drawing his breath is not yet Off
cialy denied him.
GENERAL LAND OFFICE April q, 1858.
Hon OWEN LovEJoy House Representatives.
SIR have received your letter Of the 2h instant desiring to
ascertain behalf friend whether people Of color allowed
10 preept public land have the honor reply that the
ruling of this Office that not being citizens OF the United States
decided they entitled TO the right OF pceDion thai
privilege restricted by positive law to citizens Of the United
Sae. or such filed Their declarations of intention 70 be-
come citizens required by the naturalization laws.
Very respectfully, your obd't seIvt,
THOS. A. HENDRICKS Commissioner.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT April -, 1855.
SIR baveth honor acknowledge tn. receipt your letter
the h addressed the Secretary Of State and by that
officer submitted the consideration Of this Departmu and
IN reply TO the question poPounded to state that free negro
lot being citizen O; the United receive register
Tor sveel owned by him. he command vessel sailing
under United States marine papers
By reference the REGISTRY approved Dec 81 1872
the Cossins act approved Feb H. 1885, you will perceive that
ene vessel to United States marine papers she be
wholly owned by citizen or citizens of the nted Sste and
that the master Of such vessel must be citizen United
Stsies. Very respectfully. your obedient servant
HOWELL COBB, Secretary Of the TTeasyy
Hon OWEN LOyEJOY, House OF Representatives.
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1858-10-02
resident;

"0 ~resident;
Ward;
--~s,u ward; Eg
JOSEPH 2s1toNrENor, Fourth Ward;
WILLIAM ELKlNs, Fifth Ward; ~
joins H. HUfpPowER, Sixth Ward.
La The President informed. the Jury that he
had called this meetinf Il the purpose ex-
pressed in the folloJtsT sition
10 y. CAN'T 4 resident Police Jrry
St. Landry. VIZ undersigned, would
respectfully request The QUA tine be re-
moved from ifs preent location TO Barry's
Landing. In It's removal we arc of the opinion
freight would be more secure, also thu
}, ers could be made more comfortable
than~at its present location, we therefore re.
auest you 10 call q meeting OF The SAID jury
We are further ofthe opinion if the Quarar..
liny is rigidly enforced ut that! point, no lear
uct entertained Of The spread Of the Epi.
den Signed by 80 inhabitants.
u. Nm of Mr.. Uevilliers, 4 =
Resoired, That the Quarantine 4 ~ablished At tlt
residence Of Alexandra Lanclos, oar the mouth d
| BayuI Cane. on the South Bank of Bayou Caufta
Lleau, by an Ordinance Of this Jury, pissed the 6tl
| September 1858, be abolished and discontinued
| FROM and after the 9th day of September 1893
and that the health officer and Board. Of health Q
lte utiskl ~ oHu TN
duties.
That the. Quarantine Clerk he and is hereby iaa
tlotized aud directed, to,delivera all goods and laet
chnndisse remaining at the Quarantine station, u
the steamboats, from which they. have been received
by him, and to settle with said steamboats,. receiving
from them. such orders a. he may have drawn oh ac
count q trsisht bills, and delivering y B. them hsa sa sue,
Re- l, That the sum Of twenty dollars, be pait
to- ss4s. Richard, Clerk, on the usual warrant To-
expenses incurred by him in calling q meeting Q
the Police Jury on this day. ei
w On motion, twas b sse a5
Resoipcd, blythe Police Jury pf the Parish of s.
Landry, That, whereas, by an act of the legislator
OF thea State Of Louisiana. approved the -. da
Il it is provided that each Parish in the Stat
shall be entitled. to send to the Medical College i
the city Of NewOfieans, one student.
That William A. Robertson, Of this Parish, b
recommended and sent from this Parish, TO sal
College, and that lie be entitled to receive tn
benefits Of the SAME until he shall have graduated
On motion Of Mr.. Derilliers, the Juryad
%journed. .s4.
| Jos. %. GIcH ARD. Clerk saE ssSaSEsfs -
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SPEAKING OUT IN DRgAms.--A correspoD.
dent ct the Richmond Despatch tells The foI.
lowing in a letter from one Of the Springs,
An amusing incident occurred fl HE ears
OF The Flrginia and Tennessee Road. which
must 3 Represented in priut. It is TOO good Is
be lost, AS the train entered the Big funnel.
near this place, in accordance with the us,,nI
custom q lamp was lit. "A servartspsirf. 40.
campaigning her mistress, had sank into d pro.
t"und slnmber, bnt just as the lamp was III
she awoke, and, half asleep. imagined herself b
the Internal regions. Fran,ie With, fright. she
imptored her Maker to have mercy on ,er
remarking at the same time, !. the devil Inns
get me at last Her mistress, sitting On the
seat IN front of the terrified negro. was dsenlyS
mortified, and called upon her" MoIie, don't
make such a noise it isl, be not AFRAID. !,
The poor African Immediately exclaimed, aOb
missus, dat You jest what | specled: / always
thought If eber | got to de bad place | world
see you dar. These remarks were uttered
with so much vehemence, that not a word was
lost, and the whole coach BECAME conyul,ed
with laughter. The lady seemed to regre, She
had spoken at all, if the crimson blusl, which
suf1aSed her check be any evidence of confusion