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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-10
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Consos closed Friday at 97k el' 70, money and
land had increased f?72, 900 on the week
Money market unchanged and abuudaatly supplied Bsr
silver ia quoted at 3d. I'D. dollars, IS 1i%d eagles,
7os. 3hd.
From the Times tCdty Articis) March 271
The fnncs opened steaciy at the improved pricas or
yesterday, but subsequently experienced further I'd.
vance which vas well maintained The strength OF the
market entirely consequent the state of the foreign
excha. and the general belief tina. bank
Thursday next be reduced to two aud nsl per
cent Money IN rather increased demand 70 -oay
both the discount market Stock Exchanye but this
IL 10 be attributed merely To the usual requirements
the end OF ,he quarter in foreign exchanges This after
the rate upon Amsterdam slightly Grmar and
other places generally w,hou. alteration The lway
traffic returns for the United Kingdom show n d,tf-r
Of seventeen Thousand nine hundred aui seveuty
pounds for the week ending March 20 Yesterday tha
price at which II WAS coojectured the loan would be
taken was between ninety eight and ninety nne but k
doubted il IL will be high, since the leading arms
Do rot announce intention or forming lists where the
total exceeds enc or two millions It s always best to In
vie the cooperation OF rrs accu toned to oper atoms Of
the kind n.tssd OF adopting the Frepch plan OF calling
the public Unfortunately, by offering receive
tenders for small
from the Daily News fCsty Ar,icIe) March 271
deciteG Improvement has taken place Ia the funds
owing 70 the accumulation OF unemployed money coupled
with The relief To the feeling OF expectation involved In
the dentive issue Of the Indian loan Tho set closet
to-day with great frnness at fresh Of o3e fourth
per cent The other departments Of the stock gene
rally stronger A. the bank 10 day there ere bullion
opeI ATOMS worthy or notice There No increase
in the applications for money at tho back 70
day, but In tho open market better deman1
discounted ou. OF doors q. 2k 2 per cent Il Is rs.
marked that the terms for long dated paper have ad
vanced to four and even sx par cent being paid in
roT good six months bills. This circumstance SENS
altogether unoonnectsd with The decision OF tns
bark relative 10 redsccrDts The banks do dis oant
bills having moro than 90 davs to run Smaller DISCOUNT
houses, finding their facilities dim oshed do not care 70
block up their furcs in six months bills Foreign ex
changes we're firm this afternoon at Tuesdays ra,s.
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Most friendly peutiinen,s expressed throughout /
says that the Dpte 10 aiaSo peonihss the s0,eucs
q living mepov ial Of glory and psrh 3,
and that the Emperor could have made choce
significant hiering for tho Qoeen and Fog
people.
Phe Paris Bourse the 25th exhibited animation
which !. had been for come time Stranger, and rise 10
the funds assun,ei decided character.
The london GoIes Paris correspondent says that ns
OF railroad alb nut 10 traverse ths west ooas of Ffsocs
from Bordeaux through Rochelle. Brest and Naptes Il IL
clearly STRAIT getic rather hana conmsrGis project,
the coasrg trade by the cleaners is Quts dsqi4s for
mercantile puI along tho Atlantic border of France
Petitions demanding a reduction Of duties sugar aat
coffee were pouring in upon the government in large
numbers
The Minister Of the Interior had ordered all the artillery
IN the several towns OF France TO he dismounsi and de-
posted In the aTsenas the plea that they 10 suco
state AZ 10 ba dspgeroos TO use and promising that
should he replaced by artillery in better condition The
impression prevailed that the guns removed lest
they should s into tire peoples hande IN case Of rs
ing
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SPAIN.

Dispatches from Madrid to the I'D ut say that the
govern ment has presented project for the abolition Of
slavery in the colonies OF Spain.
some disturbances had occurred at Valentia and few
arrests were made Quiet easily restored Tho ss
Sation was s,ned by the drawing Of lottery There
were also doubtful rumors of Saragossa
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AND PRUSSIA.
TURKEY.

The ate Danish proportions ssi to 90 ,cepaois
to Prussia in consequence Of their containing nothog pre-
c.se.
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Turin letter gays thss Ccun, Jayour has sent ARCHER
note, written in very emerge c terms 70 the government
Of Naples the refusal Of the latter TO give up Gag
Nar
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fIr. Addiing
Noble. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS g..
The stock al this Ioii iots NJ ioa 600 sale Of which
200 600 are American.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
The adviocs from Manchester continue TO be unfavor
able.
LIVERPOOL BRKADsTuFrs MARKET.
The Liverpool sresdstufs market generally dull
Mcssrs. Richardson, spence Co. quote Hour dull aud
irregular Western canal 2ls. 22s.; Phisdelpha and
Bahmore 22s. 23s. OHIO via the North, 23s. 25s
Ohio via New Orleans 2ss 26s. "a. Wheat very dull
and unchanged since Tuesday red G.. &c. 3D.. white
5s Is. Cd. Corn dull but prices steady, at JOS. Cd
3is cd. for all kinds.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET
Messrs Bgland, Aythe a o., Richardson, Spence 4
Co.. James M,ITenry and others quote provisions quiet
Bed dull and quotations barely maintained Pork steady
at Tos Bacon quiet, at Cd Is decline; rather more
doing at the close lard hrm at AS. SIS rAow un.
changed.
LIvBPooL PRODUCE MARKET
Tho Brokers Circular quotes aches quiet at 3ss. Cd q
3Ge for pots ard COS I'd 37s for pearls Sugar quiet,
but steady. Coffee dull Rice quiet, and Fast ind,
slightly lower; Carolina quoted nj 23s OIL 2ts. Tea
Ccpgou, Is Id. ls I'd. Rosin scaiy; sales Of 500
medium. ousrctron bark dull; Baltimore, Ts. Cd ss.
Seal and cod OILS in better request, but unchanged in
price sperm oil scarce nsced oil quiet at 2es Cd Sos
Spirits Of turpcntine dull az Ais Cd 42s.
LONDON MARKETS..
Mcesrs. Barings' circular quotes wheat quiet, with
aecne re- 10. On tog,sn 1, ar Mhe !. American &c a. a.
Welsh rails and GO for bar pig iron 55s Cd 5Ss Sugar
steady, but quiet Tea slow of sale at unaeed prices
Congou IA selling for 1s. Id. Coffee steady Spirits of
turpentne closed firm a slight ad ance on all quse
The quotations are Ais ais Cd Tslow quiet at 55s
the spot and b2s pd deliverable during the last three
months OF the year Rice heavy Lard dull at b2s Flsn
os-Saes unmporant 1inseed oil quiet At 29s 2o5 30.
HAvRR MARKET.
mHen ~ Cotton buoyant. Tho sales for the week
ending yesterday foot up IL 900 bales The quotations
for tres ordnare loaf The stock in port ia 21 oOo
bales Breadstufs dull and quotations nominal Potashes
dull ana quotations. maintained with difficulty Cofse
urn. TrONRiOre very dull and ounina
steady and quiet Nothing doing In oils and quotations
nominal. Lard firm. whalcbone steady
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THE DIPLOMATIC SERVICE.


rs re-r ~-rr''ion' q tho l5tb ult has an article
Va ~5fctyy og hg sr"e betvl France and England
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LIVERPOOL COTTON NARKLr.
The Brokers Circular says the cots market opened
buoysnt a advance ali grades Of eighth II Que
quarter Of penny but owing N the unfavoraoe adyices
brought by the America, reaction subsequently took
place and closed at decline Of one eighth Of a penny
on middling a9d oaeqaaSter OF penny on the lower
grades the rates advised by the Persia The gslcs OF
the week footed mp IS coo bales OF which specuors
took 1900, aad exporters 9bO0 The sales yesterday
were 900 bates OF which 900 speculators sul
1oo0 for export The market closed quiet The autno-
rized quotations follows
Fair. Midilinq
ssS sSsrso.::::::.::..::::: Orleans. g.
NEanos .s..s. .s.s.ss.s.....s lt-io
The stock a this nor, foots NJ 402 900 bales Of which
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III. Medical Department.
Session 1854

TUE Seventh Annual Course of Lectures in this
= Institution will commence on Monday the % or
November next, and continue until the first Of the
ensuing March.
THoxAs r Jennings, D., Professor Of Anatomy
BERsTEN iINDsIEY, MD, Professor Of Chemistry and
Pharmacy
c. X. WINSTON, n D.. Professor of Matera Medica and
Medical Jurisprudence.
A. II. BucHANAS, NJ D., Professor OF Surgical Anato-
my and Physiology.
JoHN NJ WATSON, NJ. D.. Professor of Obstetrics and
and the Diseases Of Woman and Children
PAUL r. Eve, Md, Professor OF Principles and Prac
uce OF Surgery.
'" X BOWLING, MD, Professor of Institutes and
Practice of Medicine. p.
WILLIAM 7. BEIGGs. VI D.. Adjunct Professor ana De-
mOnsiTator Of Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms will be opened for students
on the first Monday in October, (the 5th).
A PTett0ttadrg Course of Lectures. free 10 all Stu
dents will be given by the Professors commencing
also on the first Monday of October.
The Tennessee State Hospital, under the direction
OF the Faculty Is open TO the Glass free of charge
Clinique has been established IN connection with
the University at which operations performed and
e prescribed for and lectured upon in the presence
of the class.
Amount Of Fees for Lectures is $685. Matrculation
fee pald once only So Practical Anatomy $40; Grad
uatiOn fee. SIS.
Good boarding can be procured for So TO - per
week For further Information Catalogue apply 10
". h BOWLING, NJ. d,
EZ"-1m Dean of the Faculty.
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DANCING.-We spent a very pleasant hour
Saturday afternoon at Madame VINCENT S
Dancing Academy, looking at the little
folks" practicing. They exhibitedR high
degree of proficiency for the time they have
been instructed,-a fact which speaks well for
the Madame's ability as an instructress in the
polite accomplishment Some of her new
dances are beaut tul-amOngst these we may
make particular note of the LANCER's QUAD
RIFLES and FIREMAN's DANCE, which, We ven
ture to say, are destined to Otcome very pop
ullr in our CITY. All those who wish to ac-
qnre knowledge Of these dances ought to
avail themselves of this opportunity. Young
gentlemen can attend the might class which
will be opened this week.
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Dp Gelfgrapb.
ARRIVAL OF the Anglo saxon.

.NEw YORK, August 23--The steamer
Anglo Saxon has arrived at Quebec witt
liverpool dates of August 1lth. The
steamer Canada's news reached Liverpool or
! the seventh and the Nortlt Americans and
| Kangaroos, on the eleventh.
Cotton sales of three days 24Oeo bales OF
which Spectators took 2,4Oo ,>nd exporters
| 300 bales
The market opened buoyant aud closed
| quiet but steady.
Manchester advices favorable prices firm.
The weather has been favorable for crops.
Breadstufs baVe declining tendency; all
qualities slightly declined. Provisions
steady Consols So ! "a 96s for money, and
SO { for account
The CherboUrg fetes- concluded on the 9Th
with the Inauguration OF the Statue of Ma
poleon. The Emperor made another pacific
Sperch.
CHINA.--The Allies have advanced unop-
posed to Ticnsin. followed by tie Americans
ana russians. A high manderili has been
sent 10 negotiate
NEW YORK. Aug. 23.-Shsres on the At
ian'lc Telegraph Gable is quoted at about 900
pounds.
Queen Victoria and Prince Albert have
gone to Prussia.
The London Times in leading article fat
ors the annexation of Mexico TO the United
States
The steamship Great Eastern is to be sold
at auction.
A prospectus has been issued for the esta-
bllshment Of the Malta Constantinople and
Alexandria Telegraph Company.
James IIlton the abscOnder has been ar |
rested.
CALCUTATJuly 4.-The ebels have returned |
in force to the Jungles at Indespore
Genl- Layard has resigned on account of
i'll health.
IC b.liA - Al
making for BhurecpOre
Maun Sing is besieged at Shangurb.
U nj. Whitlock captured Fieronam in
Banda.
1t isrumored that Napoleon will visit Oueen
Victoria at Osborn during the Autumn.
Napoleon IN his Cherbourg speech said that
the Government will not wage war. except
10 d lend National honor and the great in
terests OF Europe
The reported abdication of the King of
Holland II contradict, d.
The American ship Eliza Gibbs, full of
slaves, has been captured off the coast of
Africa.
LONDON. Aug. Il.-By telegraph-Funds
closed Nat at ose sixteenth decline. Bills are
discounted at 24(02B. Money is abundant.
ne Times says Funds are frmer.
SIR John Lawrence has accepted seat in
East India Council
LIVERPOOL, Aug. l0-Baltimore and Phila-
delphla -four 2ls 6d(G22s; Ohio 22s(923s.
Wheat dun with declining tendency; lower
qualities leclin most; Western white 6s(6
6s cd; red D. 5d(G5> Sd: Southern white is |
sd to Is Sd; Southern red IS IOd (dg6s Sd.
Corn inferior firm; good in no demand:
white S4s(g34s cd; yellow 32>(933s Cd.
Provisions steady. Circular, reported beef
dull; Pork steady; Bacon steady; Lard quiet.
choice Cos; Sugar firm, advanced penc-;
Gomez quiet; Rice steady; American slow if
sale. but prices unaltered
LoNDoN.-Flour dull, with declining ten
lency; declined one shilling Sugar firm;
Advanced Is Tallow 49s Linsced oil 34s
I'D. Pig iron firm at SOS.
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I'M ORDERING TICKETS or cERTIFIcArEs

Enclose the money address Tor the Tickets or
dered, on receipt of which they Will be forwarded by
first mail Purchasers have tickets ending In al
figure they may designate.
The Last of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
TO purchasers Immediately after the drawing
BS- Purchasers viii please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office county and State
&c Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya
bic without deduction.
81 All prizes OF 81 900 and under, paid immediate
y after the drawing-other prizes the usual time OF
thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates TO
s. SWAN h co, Augusta, Ga.
E1- Persons residing near Montgomery, Ala, or
Atlanta, Ga, have their orders filed and save
time, by addressing 5 Swan Co, either of those
cities.
Bs- A list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel, with the of the prize that each one s
ntted to- will be published after every drawing in
the following papers augusta Ga } Constitutional
isl, Neto Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
Mdnddrd Nashville Gd1ette, Adontd htteiiqence Neso
Y0yk Weekly Day Bo1k SIuaHRdk GeoTtaan Rich
Dposd Dispatch. NesC York DispaIch and Pauldt,sq
(Aiss Clarion, and Lille Rock (AT True Democrat
,
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For Councilman.

30 We are authorizes to announce C. H. CONGER
as candidate for Councilman the sth Ward at the
ensuing election. aup3s-te
Fe- We are authorized to announce r. C BRAINS
FORD, as canIidate for Councilman in the 9th Ward
augI6-te
FD- We are authorized 10 announce W. r DEMUN-
CRANE as a candidate for Councilman IN the Second
W'ri, at the ensuing election argg-,e
F8- We are auth"riz ID to announce C. E f. MAR
TIN as candid te for Councilman in the 4th Ward al
The ensuing election. .uoIata
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Important.

YOU FEEL DEBIIITAIED.
YOU FEEL NERVOUS.
YOU ARE WORRIED ABOUT TRIPLES
YOU CANNOT WORK WITH ENERGY
you DO NOT FEEL LIKE DOING ANYTHING
YOU HAVE 40 APPETITE.
YOU CANNOT SLEEP AT NIGHT
VOC FEEL WEAK
YOU FEEL DIZZY.
Then use HooFIAND's GERMAN BIrTERs: thew will
cure you without fail.
For sale at the Principal Office, AIS Arch ST. Phila
delphia ami sold by druggists and store KEEPERS
in every town and village IN the United states Cana
d's West Indies, aud South America at rs cents per
bottle. See that the signature of c. NJ Jackson is on
tue wrapper ol each bottle. aug2-Im
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, Aug. 81, P. N.
WHEAT-There is good domand for all descrip-
lions OF Wheat and prices have improved during the
past week There coutinnes good home and export
demand and as the receipts moderate the sea
son. ali offered meets with ready sales within range
OF our quotations We have heard of the sale this
week OF Choice lot of White 81 20 bags returned
which Ks equal 10 about 81 25 We quote Red at 95cts
10 11o-the latter price for choice article and White
at 81 81 Is and 81 90 according quality and guam
tity.
FLOUR>-There continues good demand for Flour
both for home wants and for export advance on
last weeks prices, and City Mills are kept busy
night and day, grinding TO meet it. The supply of
Country is still limited, and Tennessee is in good de-
mand at advancing prices We now quote Tennessee
Superfine at So 25C9S5 5a-the latter price bbls.;
and Extra Family 80 1895 25. For City Wills S. 509
% 10; Extra Sf96 Is; Extra Family S797 So outside
figures for bbis.
COtSN-But limited de :nand. with a good stock on
hand Sales have been reported this week al o.
cents sacks included but most holders asking 65
we doubt however, if large los could be sold, if
put Oh the market, over 60 cents. Retailing from
stores at e5, 20 ami 75c- according quantity.
BACoN-There IS fair stock hand. With mo-
derate demand Good Tennessee is still sought after
ana oring our highest quotations in small lots. We
quote hog round 9D9H shoulders 7DS-good IZ9
B; ribbed sides l00IO1: clear I0L4 lie according
40 quality and quantity. hams, choice lImI2L; in
fsrlor 1857; Canvassed 15Ca116c.
LARD-Supply fully equal to demand. In barrels
i IS worth 1l1z, and in cans and kegs 121I9l3c
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N AS II vii e !:
NOTICE TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS.

Wishing to confne our business as near as
possible to the CASH SYSTEM, we have deter
mined hereafter to collect our subscriptions,
within the city, QUARTERLY. To carry this
determination into effect, we have placed our
whole city list in the hands of MI. WILLIAM
GILL; who will make the collections, and also
attend to the delivery OF the Papers, and see
that subscribers are served punctually. We
hope this arrangement will be satisfactory to
ali parties. Those who may desire to save them
selves the necessity of making four payments
during the year, can, if they prefer 1t, pay IN
advance for the whole year.
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Minerva College, Tennessee,
FOR THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES,
Situated five mills East 81 xra.l-.,,

WIS uourshing Institution will reopen op the first
monday IN September next, affordmg superior
educational facilities. Commodnus additions Layins
been made 90 the buildings, an increased number OF
pupils can be accommodated
The situation is healthy and easy of access tha
course OF study thorough and systematic and the
teachers able and experienced. Circulars with terms
ana DINER particulars can be obtained at the Book
Music store, on Union street, by addressing the
Principal. : r JoNES VIZ
suge-tili Sept 18th
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ns'- The visitors at BAMEY's VARIETIES
had pleasant time of it last night. Besides
the usual complement of dances, song>. &c
t e drama Of the.'Wcpt of Il e Wish-tou-W Wish"
was produced. 1t is an adaptation of one of
the most charming romauces in the English
languag', to the stage and is peculiarly suited
10 'hr capacity of the Bailey Company, who
played it throughout with spirit and effect
Another good bill is up for tonight
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SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE,
NashVilIe. Tennessee.

E o \ OF 1883 9.
rlNHE FIRST REGULAR COURSE OF LECTURES in
IL shls Institution viii commence on MONDAY. the
LIST os NOVEMBER, 1885, and VIII continue 20 the list OF
March ensuing.
Tue PRELIMINARY COURSE LECTURES free TO all
studentss viii be given during the month October
Faculty.
THOMAS l. HADDTN. NJ. d.. Professor of Anatomy
Descripuve astrological aud Surg1cal)
JOHN FREDERICK MAY, NJ. D., Professor of Pripci
pies and OPerstions OF Surgery.
DANIEL. r. WRIGHT N. D., Professor of Pbvstology
and Pathology.
JOHN II. CALENDER. VI. D., Professor of Materia
Medica and Therapeutics.
RICHARD o. CURRET, N. D.. Professor of Medical
chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence
f. - HASklNS, VI. D., Professor of Theory and Prac-
tce of Medicine.
JOHN J. FORD, " d. Professor OF Obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women and Children.
H. NJ, COMPTON, NJ. ID. Demonstrat0r of Anatomy
HE CITY HOSPITAL Is upon the premises OF the Col
lege, and under control Of the Faculty at which one
ratons are performed, and cases prescribed for and
Clinical Lectures delivered.
Amount OF fees for Lectures, SlG5: Naturalization
Tee, pad but once, SIS 90 Demonstratnris fee re-
CURED but "nCe, $40 90; Graduation fee $50 90
Excellent Boarding be obtained for So 90 10
81 90 per week.
For further details, or announcements apply %
JOHN F. FORD, NJ. D..
. NIi Dean OF the Faculty.
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NJ ,agea ,a92s

good fortune to receive copy, and sp axis OF
it with the most enthusiastic admir- alton. 1t
says: oi .-e-
"Tbe pamphlet is a perfect cAts ract of
forensic eloquence. 1t is no wonder that
those on Great Bend should be proud OF their
Tenney-see, with spch an orator 'iu their
midst To speak as he has done, in an OBJ
scure place is an absolute waste of verblage.
If that speech had been delivered in New
York or Washington, or in any other place
where -sdUdns are congregated there is no roof
which would not have been torn off by the
most laundering acclamat ons: but in such
an audience as must have been found al the
Bend. it is not probable that there was sim
gle Individual who understood it. A prouder
vindeation of the capacities of the Anglo
Saxon tongue does not exist than in the sono-
rOus periods Of this magnificent composition.
The entire address il more Miltonic than MIL
TON. more Byronic than BYRON, more Web
sterian than WEBSTER, and more tran-cenden-
tai in its obfuscated didactics than all three
Of them put tog, Their; aud if the auhor will /
send MS the pen with which il was written,
though mad. of a common gooseis Quill we
viii have it set in gold. and encased in a cas-
ket of pOrphyry. The Romance of Reform /;
is a good subject. May We suggest to the !
'loqnent author another suitable theme |
for the expenditure of his genius: at such |
''iii' 90 ~ -hftIL i'f'ft tII~ where !
h may take our word for il he will new, r he !
appreciated as he should te-1HE REFORM |
or NANCE. to reform il aItOgethcr2' |
Masculine authorities are fast protruding il !
into the groundwork Of elaborate immorali- /
ties absorptive Of adult progressiveness. ard |
Of adOlescent proclivities. not only excOrat- |
ing to the mental aliment, but actually deter |
siVe To the fnc-strung fbres of the moral |
sensIbiiities, while a frbrile action discovers |
no prophylactic in all the range of its prolu- |
siveness, and no diuretic in all the eonglom- !
orations of its psuedo-phlosOphica arbitra-
ments. Feminine parlaveratIOns have not |
melorated. on the other hand the Frustrating |
tendencies Of its engendered corruptibilit,s |
nor modnlat. d the twang of its harping phi |
lanthropies. 1t is Hyperion to a satyr. Let |
MIR. TENNEY dissect and cauteriZe it 10 the
very depth Of its amphibious vOlubiliti 5,
tracing it through all the streams of its arte-
rial circulatons, and gerrymandering it into
all the procrcatlveue-s of its diurnal vicissi-
tud 5. From HYLAX To ALDEBoRoNDEFosTI-
FoRNIosrICos. let him sway it into the category
of diluted MUNICIPALITIES. and sweep it as
with the wing OF Gorgon into the boiling
abyss of demolition. Then shall we have a
literature which the country may be proud
of, aud orators who will enchant US like the |
wand Of Julien. We have done: our elimi-
mated eXtractions. above promul gated with
preusive and intermingled commentarial
scint'llations and idiosyncracies it is hoped
may please"
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REMOV

4 DELISSER has removed his s,or, 81. -.
=, ~ osArs, Ior"eeo &c. 10 No. North CoIlese =,
a. lne 9d stand OF Mr. D. H. Dckey where he ;I,
y ''' ''9 ir'ehas and Customers. Iyle