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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14
mo THF JOINING TRADE -HARpwARE AUCTrOl

FT'O THE JOINING TRADE-HARDwARE AUCTION
i botoe.-JSO n. VAN ANTWERP viii sell Thurs
day April IS NJ ~ O'Clock at 26 Pearl street Ia addition 70
the (by order OF for cssh
of American hardware ali saeabie goois
perfect order. Aso. for OF whom may concern
Of TAI stock VI well assorted hard with which
The sale Sill commence hso, consignment Of 80 dOzes
garden hoes a. dozen Ohio pattern - fine and
double guns o. American planters hoes. az dorsn
long haBdie shoyea Ais, cases French timed
VIZ Orks pans ladies. fry pans. milk pans,
like hAsllA. &C. &C. UalalOgues realf.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

TUE STAB BAND o., ,m
UNION
~ BROADWAY.
OPENING MONT,
MONDAY, APRtL L.
MATT PEELs
CAMPBELL MIEsrRELs,
ia melauge Of MTNsrRELSy
performed By this troupe Of
led by MATT PEEL THE fNIMfrABLE.
NEW BURLESQUES
VIII be produced nightly this week.
LIZ MARsEII.LA1sk - -
siAxEsE TWINS, -
With entre acts which unsurpassed Tor humor
and Fiauancy.
Tickets .......sssss'sS cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

nAN1EL 3 uoUGH. AUCTIOSEER -OYFICE 20
~ Brosdwag, New Tork WI sell r Book Wednss
iay Okis day. April a. ~ i1t. orgrk A. VI all the
Of ne private residence No l2i Adams street. between
Johnson ani II iry sireci7 To neoren e ltrge and
amhraces GOOD vrcty % walnut sud ahogsny
rGrlor chaibcr furniture OF N hes wortuanshp and
~ ne order a-p lnrre quGn' OF sctcn utensils china
dinner and tea s"is silver Ci gss ware, sc rose
wood suits centre nri side tables pier -ssss nauel oiDa
hall sands three rlT nd ngrpu raFpee mahogany
ard walnut uedseaaa. brrea sni vashssnf Inc horse
hSf Mattresses beds and hei embroidered window
frapery &C. sc alorctACr fprrnUg desirable sssoften
OF really Gre goods slaUlc foF gcneei h1usek 'crers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

nERENCE BOYLE AUCTIONEER-sTORE 23 HUE
str, ct will SELL Thursday i5h inst a. 10 clock
81 t2 carksou street genee paror and chamber sura'u-e
comprising elegant suit of fur9ure brocs
te elegant French plte pier glass lace window curtains
ssd velvet aud Ingram carpets oolohs centre At
side tables hzt stands dressing washssnds
cases shogAny beds.eaos hair mattresses china gAAs
cooking stoves aad fixtures, together with al the S,
chen furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

I1ENRy II. LEEDS AUCTTONEER-SALEsRooM .
III Nassau streetNalushe cabinet furniture made ek
prcssiy for private sale lihNRh ~ LEEDS 90 WI sell
by auction Ills DAY "wednesday April IL A. lOl o'clock n
SIS Hroadu 1y opposite Ecvcnih street. the entire stock Of
cabinet furure cortared IN The above establishment com
prisng article In the line Elgnnt carved s1s
wood bessest secretaries, armour gsce bookcases etc
gerpa drssrr tables fancy chairs mahog
any furniture black walnut &c sale without reserve pre-
yous To al,ern'Ion ~ the rreusos.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14
SALES AT AUCTION,

A--.,
a daily sale of stocks and bonds ALBERT H. NI0oLAY
Will sell this day, April IA, l2 O'Clock at the Merchants
5000 i York Lackswsns Coal Co Ist mtg c. bonds.
ii mtg cen, SSna: bond:
5000 Mlv sukie City per sinking fund bonds.
70 shares amer IAN Esp,sss
10 Artisans Bank iS
40 Sc Marks Fire Insurance Co. IS
Peter Cooper sl slEs Insarsnse %
Securities received addition the regularly advertised
suction q stocks. sOaas notes and other securities
S sss Sn Of
1EsRf hrps GY ssk sss .ucOueer and banker
R. THOMSON AUC,IoNEER NO sos NASSAU
q. street corner Of Ann rooms Nos and second aoor
s S % a.
vate residence Advances made, or bought.
A s. RICHARDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
faf ooSs % se oonsess oS &p Il
O'clock he store a Cortland. street prime and well
in the line about sixty cases BY order of the
| assgnees
A orUTTLE AuorIoNEER one. M a,o.s ,,rss
ELEGANT rksSG rsSssmPSIs S2Biss3 Sflf e FURNITURE
beins iss sosR s M sr fii Fl sfsrpep is Hp'"
At NO 6ss Brossway,
Comprising the .eleos s9sS Of french furniture offer
es or 70 Oncreu ducton sns sessoa
regard 10 cost
A pRIAN Il. MULLER, AUCTIoNEER COUNTING
"A house furniture a auction. ADRIAN H. MULLER
will sell a. auction, Thursday April o 1858 at III O'clock
Al IS Wisn street In The large tne Bank OF the
State Of New YoFk AL the counting house furniture belong
the Sank of rev York ssd consisting Of desks
tables book holes couners wire &c
Catalogues nj 55 Wall street
A DRIAN H. MULLER AUCTIoNEEa-oTFICE IS
"A Wall street Regulsr sale of stocks and sonds This
day 21s O'Clock sIibe Me chants Elehsuge, comprising
Bowery, Long Island Snyvesaot Brevoor st Marks and
Arctic stocks Troy city Ga aud Iieois Central
Company notes. Regular sales every Wednesday and
Saturday.
UCTfOT NOTiCE-CR0CKERY AND GLASS =
"A EtNRY G. EVANS. auctlOneer. No. Libe-iy street,
will sell in lots 10 suit dealers wednesday, April ID at 10
clock addition 10 iAe usus assortment the enc STOCK
OF dealer unfortunate in busDess With which the sale viii
sale positive and without reserve Coos care
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

" HUNr, hUCrIONEER i. w HUNT. Will.
u sell morrow, Thursday. april 10 AZ tOi, clock
hs spacon aesroo IS Nassau street. very large and de-
srable nest Of household furniture. consisting in part
al rosewood mahogany and black walnut parlor suits
hostersc French satin brUcsei medallion reps and hair
cloth etegeres marble centre fancy side tables
bureaus tee atees lounges chairs beds,ests .xen-
tabes wRrdrnbaa steooards &c &c Also three ee-
sant eBameed chamber suits, with without marble tops
Ade by Of beslcy makers. ogeher with assor
Of pier mante oval and square mirrors OIL psinnss
silver plated china ware gass ware crockery GUY
English and American oieOh, &c Housckeepers ana
.hers of obtaninR bel city made furniture will find
his sale worhv ~ her attention tbs s the best ssso
ohered q, public sale Catalogues win fui parh
culsrs ready early morning OF sale.
m W HUNT AUCTfoSEER-sALEsRQOM $ NASSAU
" u ". HUNT will sell, this day, April ~ Al
iL O'Clock Al he residence 26 Wooster street Amity
he contents said house oosssng Of parer sun eegere
tablea beseads bureaus sofas lounges chas crockery
cutlery oil painnRs &c &c also two ensmeled chamber
suls hair Ard spring msesses to dc sale positive. Css
icsues ready early meEpL4g oi sac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

IIENRy II. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2,
IL Nassau street -llENRY II. LEEDS co viii sell st
auction. "Wednesday April a. ~ lQI6 o'clock NJ i6 Lex
ngon household furniture. consisting OF rosewood
parlor furniture covered in crimson plush
bic tor centre tables embroidered window curtains msnel
glasses rosewood bookcase and secretary ch ADdees Brus
sells carpets engrangs china and glassware c rosewood
carved bedscac, mating, mahogany sofa, cottage furh
turc Ac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

u COTTON, AUCTIONEER.- GENTEEI. HOUSEHOLD
furniture, panoiors, French plate mirrors pAror fur
nture gas chandeliers, &c, SO 4. COLfUN will sell this
day "Wednesday April IL, at l01 O'Clock, at No West
Thirteenth the entire furniture of the house. consisting
part of rosewood panoforte suit Of velvet covered
psror furniture. Brssecarpets extension tables rich china
chandeliers, bedroom and basement furniture &c.
Catalogues early this morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14


w Al 2ocicek st f54 Canal street large assortment Of
resieeI household furnure &c rosewood and mahDgsay
fo0k rases centre sde and other itbies sCa. s. BEDS
eev rocking Other chars pier aud other glasses o
paytnrs piano stool eesAn ttpesry three ply ant
inrar carpets hall uc1ihs stair rods nat mshogssy
ard ofhgr beds'.sds rprng and hair fesb.~
beds tnd beddnE marble Top dressing and PLAIN bureaus
and WashsiAndp toilet mahogany wartrobes,
table china glass anf svc- ware. cnokng stoves tubs.
psf'e Ar Good chauce for families and others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

CANTA CLAUS fNNtEHF AMI MI fkf.ShMhNf ~
- DON ys Broadway hiblos block. where gepile
man can pass of the most pleasant evenings OF hs
lite nv seer nr and he best comic sentimental
songs eees csucing ard enjoy good seg Ths foow
ing company appear every evenng-Nlss frothngnAm,
M9ns West Mad Ernes,ine, Mdi'e Josephine Mr.. RE w
erre Fasmeaa the best gee singers In the city, Mr Gal
sser the great delineaor Irish and life; Mr. Nell
he well known ig dancer Mr. hndsrson ihe Eres bnyo
singer assisted Of the best chorus companies in the
s,ae The proprietor pledges himself that nothing shall be
wanting W ainain aresdy wet earned reputation.
n Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

N
IA -WAITRR NJ LLOYD, auctioneer-J. x. a W. NJ.
LLOYD will sell on Thursday April Is 1885, at No Everett
House. Fourth avenue between Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets the entire furniture to close cabinet establish
ment consisting of elegant paror suits broca and
muslin eegeres commodes rosewood mahogany and oak
marble top bes reception dining and Turkish chairs book
and music ands sofas bedsesds bureaus washsands hall
chairs haapds couch frames lace curtains cornices win
dow shades. &C Catalogues be had at the aucoaeess
oce "a Fourth between Twenty first and Twenty
second streets, the day before the sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

IIENRY H. LFyDa, AUCTTONBEK-sALEsROOM NO.
III Z3 kaaaau srsst-fiENKy H. LEEDb 90. will sell
auction Tbufsdsy April 5 ~ II o'clock At the gallery
No. 2 Nassau agalery O very fine oil pginnEBO over 2D
pictures the collection ofCOuni uarscc of France their
original state just received from Italy ard never been
this country among very old pictures
In carved antique frames AmOng hem may be found tbs
works Of many vel known artists nnt well worthy the aea
ton % conunsieurs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

WV wrT1ERS. AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL q.
w Thursday, 81 oclDck nj ~ spring street the entr
furuu-c tc II the above house rosewood psrlor
In crimson and ga brocEis carpcts tables oc0hs 8un
room ara chamber iurnure, Ac Also half spring
one hard carl. harness &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14
IIENRy LEEps AuoTIoysER -sALEssooN no

TIENRY al LEEDS, AuCTiOseEk. .-SALES2OOM NO.
III y Nassau street HENRY LEEDS CO VIII sell
Thursday April IS ~ inif o'clock o. No. 100
Wooster street reuee househot furniture Brussels aud
grain carpcts mahogany frecc hestrds nahogany marble
Top card arlee nAhnCsuy top wsheiauds mahovauy
bookcssef ard secretary window curtains and c1rnces
boranT chair hair C0h. mattress.
f,hhsr beds o cloths hau snds pier and mantel mir
eteEeres fnanci ornaments. c., ogeher viii gene
raj assortment q kitchen furniture, with which the sale will
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

UCTIOF NOTiCE-CR0CKERY AND GLASS =
"A HENRY g. EVANS. auctioneer. No. Libery street,
will sell lots suit dealers wednesday April H. at 10
clock addition he ususi assortment the enrc
OF dealer unfortunate in busDess With which the sale viii
sale positive and without Goois
fully repscked for shipping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14
SALES AT AUCTION.


A ssIGNEEs sALE-F. NASH, ,AUCTIoNEER.MAG
n nhccnt and costly household furniture heavy French
ate pier and msnte mirrors rosewood panotoe marble
vases bronzes velvet carpets elegant oil paintings 6c al
The i've story s Fourteenth street west OF Esnh
avenue. NASH Suetoneer will sell this day twednes-
dsy April IA O'Clock precisely the entire eesan fur
nure OF the above house which made ~ order
and Is of superior workmanship.
Magnificent rosewood pSrlor suits In rich French
satin, with solid rosewood frames, msde in Paris
&ve wood panoore richly Alsid with pearl and solid
pearl Keys large rosewood secretary bookcase recron
chairs, m sain; large m0r0cco splendid
French plate pier glass with sab brackets rich twety
day bronze and oou clocks costly brocste
and lace window curtns shses elegantly
great merit snd Of high cost.
Dining room-sod extenaion table, cnrs In pugh richly
carved secre@ry all made elegant
aad crystal ct glassware rich silver
vice. large sayers fruit
tes napkin rings spoons forks ladies' LIQUOR stand butter
knives sugar tsng best OF ivory cutlery tumbers gobets
wines, decanteT1 &c.
Camberskosewood aud mahogany ssfas lounges, couch
beds bedseads bureaus vashssnds commodes rosewood
suits. chairs, rockers, elegant pier mirrors 30
pure hair mattresses BEDS holsters and pillows bedroom
suits complete ingram oicloh hall ad
silver plated stair rods work table
general assortment Of basement kitchen utensils The
furniture OF this worthy of the attention of
those about refurnshng cash deposit will be required Of
all purchasers Every article will be sold without
whatever The whole is of the descrp
tion and cost over $4,000 SAILS positive rain shine
order of Il. kIMBAII. assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

IDAW13BKOKBKN SALE.-TfI1S DAY, WEDN EhDAY,
4 Epril IA. at JOHN MORrIMORs, No. East BrsdwsS
a 10 clock large assortment Of and w0mens
ing apparel quilts blankets CATERS boots and variety ~
other articles numerous TO mention BY order *. Levy
Co, GIG udaon street N. Ii. good
mems clothing well worthy the attention Of the trade. 0iva
call.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-14

n, G. HoUGHToN, AUCTIoNEER- FUR
uiture. Friday, at I0h O'Clock, at III Fourth
the furniture Of the Consisting
wood panofore gilt frame pier glass rich bronze chan
deieEs, brussels carpetng oilclohs. parlor reception
dining and chamber furnturc wood paror suit
rosewood eegeres curtains tables
sdebosrd table sofas chairs bedstead
wsshsards. dressing and pier abes secretary bureaus
mattresses &c. Terms and furniture 70 bs removed
mnedAlely After sale cash DEPOSIT required Of all par-
chasers. Catalogues morning OF sale.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-10-23
SOi0m0n'S G'enip!c.

AIR. W Villains, the editor Of the Utica Her.
aid has reached Palestine in the course of his
t&Slcn wandcrngS. The following is an
extract from his last lcttor describing the
Holly City,"
There was one Holy Place in Jerusalem
uled IN VAIN to viait--thc site of the Temple
o. Solomon. 1t is, as YOU know, occupied
ny Inc principal Mosque Of the city the
Mosque OF Omar. Including the enclosure,
II occupies the whole southwestern part of
the city. and one Of the most imposing cditi-
ceS have seen in the East Hitherto Stlan.
gers have been permitted 20 visit it BY paying
u modest backSsresh Of from five to fifteen
dollars each; but Of late the Amhammedans
nave been growing no better tass' in the mat
Ter OIL toIrialion, and This YEAR have saucily
smut the door of the sacred cdiice in the
tcclh OF the whole squad Of ChriStin dogs. ;
attempted to look into the enclosure, but
turkish sentinel offered to make NE a pres.
en- OF '!le contents OF very rusty muskGt
While an Old NagabOnd who stood near sug-
ScSllVriy drew his finger across his throat
indicating by such suggestion that in case
should enter should for the future be rciev-
Gu OF me bore OF Carrying head upon my
shoulders. These raScally Mohammedans
nave also placed some sacred cdiice or other
over the tomb Of David, so that no Christian
~ permitted 10 Sec the resting place of the
great PsaIms'. And may here remark
mat there Is no Saddcr spectacle in all this
cnrse-Stmcken land than that of Arabs, and
II poSSihic, sui more degraded Turks, lordng
1t over the sacred city. The ground once
pressed by the feet Of Solomon and David and
Christ, now echoes TO the tread of Moslem
and JanlHSary and the dwelling Dcrvisb.
While the jew is covering in obscure places,
the Nlolscm struts with the air Of one who
troads on thrones; while the Christian bees
permission to kn,ol at the tomb OF his Saviour,
the Turk disdainfully proclaims himself
monarch of all he surveys While the Holy
Sepu!chre is noninally in the hands of the
Christian, Turkish soldiers keep guard at the
door, and the Turkish Pacha keeps the KEY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-10-23
Polite to all Persons,

t. You cannot judge man by the coat he wears =
The ears were waiting at a station Of Que of
our western railroads. The engine was puff
Ing and blowing. The baggage. master was
busy with baggage and checks. The men
were huTying to and fro with chests and va
Uses, packages and Trunks. Men, women and
children were rushing for the cars and hastily
securing their seats. while the locomotive
snorted and pulled, and blowtd.
a man carelessly dressed was standing on
the plallorm Of the depot. He WAS locking
around him, and seemingly paid little atlcn-
ton to what was passing. 1t was easy 10 see
that he was lame At hasty glance one
might easily have supposed that he was a
man Of neither wealth nor influence. The
conductor of the train gave him a contemp-
tuous look, and slappng him Familiarity on
the shoulder, he called out.
"lIalloa Iimpy, better get aboard or the
cars will leave you y
" Time enough, | reckon" replied the indi-
vidual so roughly addressed and he retained
his seemingly listlcss position
The last tiunk was lumbcd into the bag
gage car. "All aboard - cried the conduc-
tor. Z" Get on, Limpy!" said he as he pass.
cd the lame, carelessly dressed man.
The lame man made no reply.
Just as the train was slowly moving away,
the lame man stepped on the plat orn of the
last car, and walking in quietly ook scat.
The train had moved on a few miles when
the conductor appeared at the door Of the car
whore our friend was sitting, Passing along
he soon discovered the strange whom he had
seen at the station,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-10-23

GABLE EXPERIENCE. The PHILADELPHIA
ffcSS administers consolation t. the CaLIc
victims, as follows -
1t Is matter Of historical notoretv. that of
| all 'hc submarine Cables vet laid. several
have been failures, at first. 1t was 50 with
the line from Dover To Calais. with those from
| iloIyhcad to Dublin, from portpatrirk 10
| Doim2hadcc and, more especially, with that
from Cagliarc, in Sardiula, to Bona. in Al
| g'rla. The line through the Black Sea. &c
tween Icina and the Crmca, finally was
broken, IN tempest, after it had been n
year IN operation. OF the fortv-threc sub
marine Cables, essayCd before The Atlantic
cable reached It's tcrmini, six failed in pro-
cess OF tapping; four subsequently,, and one
OF inc Hague Cables is now under repair
lcaVlng torty.two in perfect working order.
H. was stated before the English Institution
OF cHil Engineers, that Of the ten total fail
ureS, thee we've strictly light Cables, with
n" outer Wner, being the only uncovered
Cables tried and the two failures Of heavy
Cables, after submcrsion arose from their
being too light. Several Cables had il is
true, been broken by anchors, in consequence
OF the absence Of sufficient iron protecting
wires, but these had been Immediately re.
pared. and were now in regular work
vi The SIN talmeS in Suhncrging, two oc-
Cured with the Mediterranean ca bles, in the
years t6o3-ob. when 256 miles were lost, Of
The value Of about go GOO: a third with the
Newfoundland cable Il fourth with n light
cable from Portpatrick to Donaghadee A
ilLh with heavy cable on the same route
and, lastly, the Atlantic cable, in 1857.-
OF these, the Newfoundland and the heavy
Portpatrick and Douaghadce cables, had
been recovered; and during the present sum
mcr the Sng of the Mcdiler ancan cable
was to have been attempted.
Inc public feel much disappointed because
the Atlantic telegraph docs not work. What
won ID they have SAID If, after working for a
month or so, like the Calais and Dover line.
It suddenly suspended all action, putting an
end, FOR a season, to Che communication TO
winch the people in each county had become
IamillariHcd That is hat were the Allan
TIC telegraph at full work, witha SINGLE cable,
we should he liable to, at any lnonent-ia-
deed, at every moment.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-10-23

PN0GRE9s OF TIE SANpwlCH TsLAyps.-If
one desires 10 obtain Il true judgement of the
progress OF the Sandwich Islands during the
present century liom ldoiatory to Christianity,
from bai harSm to Il high state Of civilization
he should carefully porGSc the two ncwsra.
pcrs now published at llunolulu-the Pohiur-
sun and Commercial -idrcrilSCr-v hich arc
well prin ted and ably conducted papers In
addition to tue editorial and news columns.
he should not forget of all things the adycr-
tlscmcnts, for they often give the b,s idea of
the life and business in The community where
they are issued. In tie pepper before us
which was only printed two months since.
We have announcements ofpackcts 10 various
parts of the world cXprcSs to California. the
United States and Europe ordaguerria an and
ambrotypc galleries; Of law term of the
FIRST judicial Circuit Court NSland Of Oahu1
OF the meeting of'variouS Masonic LODGES: of
Organ hams and California choescS for sale ::
81 Il dppof for sale Of forty different ncwsna-
rcrS published in California, ORGAN. ard
Washington Territory oI reward of eco
tor The detection Of the persons who robbed
the custom house : of the sale Of the first
volume OF the Hawaiian Law Reports, com.
priNlng many Of the most important decisions
AVID rulings Of the superior courts of the
i>lngdom during the ten years ending with
iS56: of the meeting of the Hotel Keepers
Club: insurance notices; billiard tables for
sale; and also very imaginable comfort and
luxury, including jcwclry Of every kind. \
coilee plantation containing fifty thousand
coffee trees. npon $50 acres, is offered at :,
bargain, In fact a complete map of busy
civilized life is furnished to the reader Nearly
the entire trade Of these rapidly advancing
Islands is with the United States.
boston JD,Undl.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-10-23

IT," The Perls of Crinoline," is the title
of very pleasant editorial in the Boston
Medical and Surgical journal this week.
The writer SAYS:
To much cannot be said to induce ladies to
protect themselves sufficiently in 50 changca-
bic climate as our own. Whilst in mid
summer lin averagessca sons we mean. not this
year, the intense heat allows expansive skirts
and gossamcr textures, the circumference ofthe
former should diminish in the exact rario in
which it is found necessary to increase the
thickness Of the latter. In winter at least. in
this part Of the world, we would Danish the
hoop and such other appliances as expose the
person too freely to cold and dampncss.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-10-23

GLT'lhe Secretary Of State has notified the
New Granadian Minister Of tledetermination
of this government not to permit the obstruc-
ton OF the lSthinus route to the Pacific on any
consideration, neither Will it allow of tonnage
dues or tax on The transportation of passen-
gers and mails; and that III pursuance of til is
resolution vessels orwar have been ordered to
the lSthmus. The right of New Granada to
refuse this government naval rendezvous
and coaling station i'll the Bay of Panama is
conceded 10y Mr.. Cass, but he considers such
a refusal as impolotic and illiheral, more cs-
pccally as Spain at Mahon and Sardinia at
Spczzia had granted similar privileges.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-10-23

0J7Thoso people who turn up their noses
at the world might do well to reflect that 1T is
as good world as they were ever in and
much better one than they are ever Likely to
get INTO again.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-10-23

o. Some writer has compared friendship TO
our shadows, and better comparison was
never made ; for while we walk in the sun.
shine of prosperity, it sticks to us, but the
moment we enter the shades Of adversely, it
deserts us.