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CHAPTER II.

Tn ext ebspter introduces characters, viz bif.
lie Philosopher genius who judges OF the chsrsc,ess Of In
diyidusls By what they aud Bridget Mullins hGdhssrsd
h womsu who s strongly opposed to this philosophy Or "
TACT TO philosophy of any kind. We quote;
And the gentleman has offered TO ind pace for
after s had entirely recovered her eqass
nimity.
the az corner did hear her Aad tle Mase moro
became bic mouth piece. -
Don't spesk to him now Mira Malns please don't, plssd
I'd the little be feels bad be don't wait TO tah
Ls. offered 10 find place for Chsfsy-f heard him"
Tor. bs Benin .oos e.cs "aecrS him three dollars which
bad collected fun the tenants 10 help to psJ me
fhst does be do only pahe. toe money bal ara M &
dollar gold piece Op, sy mis- pocket 70 BE- DIVIDED y.s
satssIbsd Tsoih b. have isshHs ." Ash' ."
MONEY lr. -. ,,.-,
That man. brok. Phil Ferry who had sn LIZ a ~
forres and again yentured The group see- s.
gfeen turtle examined him carefully y me ,.si~
turtle soup HE eye, turtle "a ~ ~ - ,s III
80 - .,n fro hi. sbouer blses and smother from PIC
s,.rnum while his head Mil sims 20 lar cow H'" "' INV -
ony tAe top Of IL viii b. visible b. Will -,.. =.
'J po,i in,s Mira Mullins, bad manners 70 ys,
80 a. ,n hou..pd tmss nor fhn pod peI't.
me :, ,ss soor which op~ned BY hes h.ans.
"a IN bjos kns NAH o sin'ss eAPse~e''1 VI '"se
nance wrgsled his wsy into zoe Go q, M.
~ mon ths new comer can see en- sJcshe olt sn
?, e? snpp-ry and ucky-t~is himself into any SHAPE n-
Oi ~ sdyoiy make escape through the saalsss knd
pes-s falr on h hesd-to BE- he. isGt many
- il an eel end an eeFs eye was magnihed 70 the she
Of b " 10 propsr lens III venture to Gay yoa coadnt tell ono
i'9 us whom Phil Ferry thus .oioasd.
l I'd .haIpy at the ioT moment o. tso n
,peskus ;heH tarns his ss~e towards The "'oe" %"
So .b.'. rome ;, at. -h D"
Sd. 10 Dsibor McN.b," fesed Mira M.lps 'hs a. p""f
er.,.hsr Hsey.n rest her s1~i' 49, "a.
And lie b T. wlaf WI bfcome = lin low |" sJei He
p., ~hHe s-'eeJ oos hstes rp bic dui Cey e,eA
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M all Kinds BANK and OFfIcE BLANK Books, NorEs,
DR.Trs CHycEs LETTER PRLssEs, &e- In addition 70 a
nil .uouy of the valuable SCHOOL and COLLEGE TENT
BOOKS and BIBLES published by ourselves we shan have al
A. lines stock the pubcaons issued BY other plesns
All order. for SCHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
STATIONERY, kc., will BE- promptly attended 10.
T ONDON BOOKS.-The subscriber would re-
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All .ud examine his arge stock Of ENGLISH and fohElCN
BOOKS The prcesofA Al the books are nsr1ed
be r,t volume set and deviation 10 made rom me
prices marked. - , ro,ore and
,pg catalogues Of the same, wiki the picss shheA1o
Catalogue No 10 viii be ready in fe" days Ano ~ ~
to sny part the L. s. Canada, free oi ehAge oy
the subscriber, u -, ,rr,rv
lmpousr Of English ana Fore On Bools,
No ia F.ltou.st between SsssaI and bEosd~sy
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lsnd." EAtTact nom the rielace' ,
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inviting the trade of other cs. and towns benes men
are reminded th,t the ADVERTISING and SUBSTITUTION
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The pjied sste Csnadas and the West Indies and receives
Ady,rtjsemep a. the Publishers rates. No rs Nassau
st. up stairs ner door to Nassau Bsuk Personal application
invited; s ~ different papers on he.
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q I0n REWARD.-The above Reward will
" lOO BE- paid b the .hsrnbe. for the spPEehen.i1n
sne conviction Of the cowArdy Scoandes who BROKE Tt
WINDOWS OF OUR STORE. No. IS Lbery.t. or Sunday
Night, ApIi' 4, Is52 CHAS II TALBOT 20
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06
IRON THE NEw-YORK WEEKLY.
THE wINTgR's MORN.
By NN Y. W.lft,NS

By WN p. W.Lit,NN
pr;eiur n f.Ty h.i and asl-,
IN, snow ..otrn G, on The ptilsss gale,
The k.a,inr fcok 10 ssss n ;he iod
Eat he chserless ~anderer snvers with cold.
Gud the household robin, with er'ss, of red,
Tsps !, The ce,ssefs door for bread
The s.resmet BY icy hnser. bound,
Has cessed 20 cham BY the lal OF sound
Ard earth 90 fair in Der bsdAl dress,
App<ap ike sref in ter deep distress
WRer'rr our thoughts tAse wing and ~
Ssepce Aone reisns, sp-l. bound, niSn.
Entered according A.; OF Congress "a iae year iss ~
FRANCis SNrH the C.rss Once of he psie' '"~' w
the South,ru Disric; of Sev-lors
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sIDA u Ms N U NJ.

OAR NJ Ms M U s U NJ.
sSFF sSRE 4sP .sp sSsE ASsS %$SSssRSss$EE $SsRSss$Ef siE
.nn,r,oS1h hi iNp EXTRAoRDTNAlY NOVELTIES
IN. n.tch..5 perfect irin'''H'N' popular AID '''"
'''''' ~ bR,DE sR,PE OF OF AZ AZ EytSISGi EyESISGi
sEIbE ssIDE 81 SE n n ESESfSSj; EyESSESsSS;
orRcvMsrAsfI.L Ei EVIDENCE.
lo'' EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
FvERY EvENING THIS MEX
and 81, posrTfvRLY THE LAST WEEK i, mus, be with
drawn despite ' sr'svss'n 'rcee to make room iof e'0
Tr,t time her. Of the Gnd Historical play In three acts en-
titled ,ouo,.vc
JOAN OF ARC;
JOAN or ARC;
Or TpE MAIptS WsRRoR oF FsAScE.
piece great gotten in the bret style Of art and
EVERY AFTERNOON THIS @ WEE.
Every 4FTkRSo0S srkRSo0S THIS THIS WEEK WEEk
IL 'da''0' 20 "D's Mons DUvERNE.
G' IGP GssssH1 sT nTd Sy ne
four and hLfieet in hight whose POINTS ard muscles
'-' "'''' MADE OF INDIA RUBBER,
MADE MADE OF Of INDIA -RgBBEk
who dobs himself up form desired as though made o
~" ''''' PITS rs HIMSELF INTO SMALL BOX, u.,,
rot poIfN sR FIfs 81 VINE I s man
feet in hight setSaiy eoDdenses nd into the voor
s$3SE $ $E $$sEH sS$sEH ;$$$ ;$$E
in p,eroe ofthe sudnce He has hump his back which
be IAN with pleasure sHIrr MS and reurn
without difficulty!
DURING THIS WEEK
TUESDAY April g. to SATURDAY April 10, 1853.
EVERY EVENING" at u O'Clock,
for the time the brilliant The SssspS the fv FaSssR t1
American drama now in its SIXTH CONSECUTIVE WEEh,
inc 'A''O' BRIDE OF AN EVENING;
THE ENTIRE fsfTsir' TsfESTEp DaAMaTic COMPANY Of
thi. Museum, compi,ins SIXTY LADiEs And GENTLEMEN
sustain characters in this wonderful popular piece.
A''e' WHICH, MIRACULOUS PERFORMANCES
MIRACULOUS PERFORMANCES
Of the INDIA-RUBBER MAN
EVERY AFTERNOON as O'Clock,
The grand historical Plsy S.a iS are or sac nc oi
f.Ii9s Hs..i5 .5 EeHo IL Tatre: s;ae:
The res, Of the chsaeten by the rest Of the company
INDIA RUBBER MANS REATs
INDIA-RUBBER MANS FEATS,
iSpIA-kU pIAkUBBER BBER MANS MANS sEAfs' fEi
., sS. ~ RscrEs
SKELETON weighing only 30 pouncs the original Happy fam
nv; the PANOPTlCON STUDIO, with its hmn ated Pictures
No are well the ninitabe AoUA
RIA or OCEAN RIVER GARDENS the greatest curiosity
now in America -. . .z
POSITIVELY NO FREE LIST
Admittance to ali, 25 cents; Children, Is cents
WOODs BUILDINGS, Nos. SCI and 563 Broad
w way, Prince.tt.
IMMENSE CROWDS.
GEO CHRISTY WOODS MINSrRELS.
- : UPI,1s EFIEf fFE-sfNU.
EFT. ETffoP Plan ENTERTAIMENr,
And sonelude with third week of) grand
entitled - - - .
SLEIGH RIDE THROUGH BROADWAY AND BLOOM
INGDALE ROAD TO JONESS.
Doom at g. TO commence "a O'clock.
NOTICE.-In compliance with numerous requests THURS
DAY Of each will be set and oeiisd,
THE OLD NIGHT,
When the FIRST and SECOND PARTS Of the entertainment
"'' SONGS OF THE OLDEN TIME.
THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY's FIRST
il CONCERT TONIGHT, April D, at Mozart Hall.
Single Tickets 25 reserved Family Tickets admitting three,
ST.. Doors open a. 6i Concert at o'clock
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Go farmers ano Others.

NO. PERUVIAN GUANO, warranted pure
~ IN los fToa 5eo tans less than AGENTS pdees
GRlFFING BROTHER Co,
n. % Couri!an6f e., Nswfork Oi'J
VOERCvIAN GUANO--GOvernmen brand ana
Wright direct from the Perayisn Agents. soehonses r Mse
OF msh Quantities, al Agents prices . c.s.
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THE ERLY OF AMERICA.
THE NORTH-AMERICAN REVIEW.
No CLXXlX. FOR APRIL, 1883
CONTENTS:
L-Pslsraye's History OF Morn andy and England
U-Irviug as Life OF Washington.
IlI-Miehsuxs North American sylvia
V-Ataaud.r Hamilton.
V-Ipfaence Of English Literature upon the French.
With. Brshmiac sud Buddhist Doctrine OF Future lAe
VII.-Dusr's Constitutional Jufispudence.
VIIl.-The Rebellion in Indie - -
IX-The Classic Mythology snd ChIistaoity
X,-Recert X. searches in Africa
NI.-Cntica Notices
xlI-New Pub icstions Received - . .., - ,
THE MORT II AMERICAN REVIEW is sPublshed Quarterly
in pmte Of nearly hnrdred each at Five Dollars
year. 0'S' rhAN'lS 70, S ssa rsat,a Rra.S,v.v
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TO SHIP MASTERS.


II OYYIcI OF THy Bo.gp OF UNpLRwRrTLks,}
NEw.YoRE March y. 1883 },
fher o believe that da,te vessels have recently
the Southern Of the United States IN
quehce ofhe GOLD and CHARTS This Board
would earnestly impress upon Ship Masters the great
Of being provided with those ths. Of RECENT DAIE ana
from RELIABLE SOURCE Blunts Charts OF the Coast Of
the United States corrected In conformity with the Govern
msnt Surveys and have accurately aid down the position OF AL
the Lights process Of construction coast
these Chats should be familiar eyey Ship Master the
trade.
INSPECTORS Of vessels for the Underwriters would do well 70
certain that Masters using proper Charts and lnsrmern
single may lad 70 the most disastrous result.
The following changes in Lghsen ae Florida Reef thought
proper 70 Ioice:
CARYsFORT REEF LIGHT which ssea Light, Is now
REVOLVING LIGHT, showing bright assh once in every
~ seconds.
DRY BANK LIGHT HOUSE sombr,ro shOsl Gear Som
breo Key Light House Isl feet high painted RED
The Lsh, hsFlxED LIGHT ihs focal plane IA feet above
tbesea
II 65 miles from Csry,for,, s W. by w, variation 50
w W and Al miles from Sane Key. l. ~ L. T. vArian'n
50 L. N.EiE
LO0GERBEAD KEY s the Western moe, of,he FIodsKey'
Dry Tcrtpsss Group.
Light House is building there the focal pare Of which
light will BE- l52 feet above the IL vii be III hr day
Of July n<at
d bear, from Sand Key W. ". distant 50 mile.
AL the above lights BLuNTS CHARTS OF THE
UNITED STATES ELLW0OD WALTER,
Secretary Board Of UnderSriters
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

4 NJ MERwIN, Auctoueer.-
~ EXTENSIVE SALE OF ABOUT
IO@o REAMs
Of Eusl,h French sDd American
WRITING AND BLANk-BooK PAPERS.
Al-o asrse Asor:irer: d Imported
STATIONERY ENVELOPES, Sc.
To b, ,o,d ., A 1ction (wbos; ressryel on
FRIDAY MORNING. April 8, 81 10 o'clocs,
ByBANGs BROTHER Con
;be Trsde sac Rooms, Nc. IS Psrhrow.
A DELE READY ON TUESDAY.
d. APPLETON CO.,
Nc: 50 .nt ~ s,I1.sav.y BsSstv.y
ADELE.
BY GS,s.I TsIA 4 " kAyAs S.A.,,sy "a a g HI
One vol l2mo. Goth.
.a eESnaiHs move. Si q asac..s pa3:iSs
hrst chapter buEns brightly to the close lAhensam
BuKLE,s HISTORY oF SIyILIzATIoN.
TIE SsW Ss Ah6EStS h6sERBS Sad.ca:
hPPfEToN's CYCLoPkbIA OF DRAWING.
vols $40 illustrated with "A portraits and several hundred
"TSH The EcoSoMIc CHESS and DRAUGHT BOARDS 70,
Travellers in Cars and ioE folding in the pocket rnee % cents
MRS. SOUTHW ORTIZ H's WORKS.
V1 THE GREAT AMERICAN AUTHORIZES.
New ard beautiful editions cf all Of the Works Of Mrs
sournwoRrn published THIS DAY ard for sale BY all
Boke News Agents and by ell persons VINO sell Ihe New
York Ledger. The following are their names:
TIE Three Beauties. Wiie's Victory
VIVA or the Secret Of Power Re,nbntion
India; the Pearl of Pesr River Cnrse OF Cnon-
The siissins Bit-. Discarded Daughter
The Lost HeiTess. lnit'As.
Deserted Wife. Kate Aylesford.
Belle of Washington
Each Work Published in vonne, bound In CLOTH Tor
81 25 or each one is done up IN Volumes paPE cover
for 81. .u ,,o,,,., . - >,,,,.,s
The I1cst DsaIhtsr. Marcus Nsriand.
The Planters Northern Bride Love slteg Marriage.
Linda tohne.
Hohert Grsham The Benisbed Sor.
Courship and Marriage. Helen and Arthur
Rena; the Snow Bid.
Price Of each 8 % in cloth, or 81 in psfer
Published BY rB.PETERSoN BROTHERS.
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For sale at E. D. LONGS No l26 Nnssaus' Newly York sad
/ hy all Booksellers sHd News Agents
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Ghantss for Bnsiness Alien.

A GOOD opportunity is offered to any person
n b.,irt CAPifAL to 9yes, in PATENT RIGHT Of re
a.. snS rresf vale which vii pay Arge prof. rar
I wboI fr sale May be for No. soa Broad
vay Room No. 6.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

A cADEhY OF IrvcaIT. MusIc.-MUsARD'
Le.'ee and Director. ulm.s
Admission to al cent.
'''''''' MUsxRDs CONCERTS.
POSTPONEMENT
the reSovsns md sns op Of The Academy genera
nsements d the Ma.aId Gencers no, BEING eomgleted
THE SlRST MUsARD CONCERT
will taie place
The sale Of ,ssts commences therefor Thursday.
ENGAGEMENT or Mr.: THALBERSo y 4. Js n, NOR,
Oo MONDAY, April "a .: q O'Clock.
vi" ''""'"'' MUsARDs CONCERTS,
to continue every night s dnriGs S ors 5s1S%5 %Sn5
''s''''' MUsARDs CONCERTS,
~ : DIsTiNGUishED SOLO PLAYERS FROM PARIS,
win BE- the most ,upeDdops prtseLted sn American pao'
NC aSSit oNE HUNDRED AND TWENTY PERFORMERS: -.
rve these Concerts tie creates pehbe ees ~
Nh ThALSLN' 'lo MADAME DANoRI.
VINO va" 'i''' THE ACADEMY or MUSIC , IN sA.
b, been rnoysds costly carpet has been sd down ID the
"''f' anu ONE HUNDRED SOFAs
have been distributed over the corridors
On the first h'SI TEa r hsb S Eco
which VI" RfFRfshsErs qRfs; IN S4$ Be oRbERE
to be brought T%TsTS ME; !Ts RS2;f %IfERs IN LIVERY
+ fss sfss sTSdE i 'Ss Wifi SfIfFff
will be decorated in the tasteful manner.
,.sido az ard ISy, .sfns to9.sT doom
nav WITH CLOSED CEILING,
Thus scting ss Sounding Board,
having been expressly ysIEssos IEsls;ss 3 SulDIcmr.
u EEnssSB sASPFHasss
expressly man usctured by Mr. Conehus Of Philadelphia
Altogether M rhE fl"S aJs%kD Hs,fksi; GoScEsfs
most Nc, ST." COLOSSAL AND ARTISTIC ENTERTAINMENT
that has ever been introduced in America
As I'll. Director appeals IN ibese concerts to al classes the
''''n'''' THE PRICE OF ADMISSION
has been bxed to all par,s. Of 9TH, the Assds%ys
oihe Academy M@s c: Biea,1t. No. "i Broadway,
ard sOt No TNE M1s sf!I5J OF 4 SEARS Es:fss
will coplmence on THURsDAY, a. precisely:
THE FREE LIST INVARIABLY SUSPENDED.
CRYSTAL PALACE.
~ GRAND MILITARY, CIVIC AND FANCY DRESS
rHUEsnAY GMbN'I EvENrSd, sS5 a." Apfii s.
THE HUNTER wooDIs B BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
SIX HUNDRED Of the most respectable citizens Of New Yoi
Brooklyn and Newark oompr'ea il the Civic and Military
FEGEFTIoS HS W.IS eSMM,TTEE n,s, Z W s.Das.s
}S%n HON. = s"i B. bfIsR msI. & Ssn . p MoT.
%.0h Hon. i.se Se'1T Y Fowler, sHs .Gsn Jehn Even
Hon. John McKeop, big .Gen. Theo hanyon.
G.. GODFREY GUSTHEk, NeeP!esoeBt
G.. V. DL FOREsr Treasurer.
s. LIE PERKINS, Secretary.
w. g. TIsDALE,
A.. s. VosBvRGH,
ELIAS p. WsAss, Executive Comnittee
Wm. II. BROWNE,
CYRUS RAnsEY, NJ ID. J
B-Tbe proPretors of the Sixth and Third Avenue ks
roads engaged four minutes during Ine
night of the SoiTee. ~
Dancing in the Galleries positively prohibited
Supper by Air. A. Pe;eleT in his best style
"a i=s.s ssisr k'dr and G's's"'"' s'''" -
For sis H. principal Music BOOK Drus Store. and Ho.s
,t The hspiiug oice Thompson Bros No Waf Al the
Executive Committee NO. 1b Broaa"sy anu ~ e
prin cioal Stores in FuItonst Brooklyn. , .u,
Those purchase tickets before the 9Th o AI Will De sa
nitted a. the 40th-st door.
the night Of the Soiet must spPy for
the 9th tpiIance This rule vH be sey en-
forced.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-06

Two BOOKSELLERS and TEACHERS
Il SCHOOL-BOOK HOUSE.
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Having In consequence Of the increased demand for their own
publications enquishd their general trade, give special aen
tion TO pooys
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT-BOOkS
of their Others publication with Stationery Nc ior
Schools and the Country Trade They publish the well known
AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL SERlES'
full course of Progressive Text Books numbering nearly
100 volumes in different departments Ot study aud embracing
among others, - .
SANDERS POPULAR READER;
THOMsONS PRACTICAL ARITHMETlCS;
WILSON'S SCHOOL HISTORlESi
FASQUELLE'S POPULAR FRENCH SERIES
WOODBURYS GERMAN SERIES.
WELLS NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, S75 Cuts Laely
published.
WELLS NEW cHEMrsrav. Cuts. Price 81. Nearly
ready.
GRAY'S BOTANIES. 81 and upward. New, revised, and
lately commended by the eminent NauTssts as the best
now extant. Circulars sent free.
tcbcocks Geology (Oth eds Gsys Chemistry Goth ed
Kiddes Astronomy McElhgou's Etymologica Works. Poers
Rhetorical Reader (00th ed Wells School Grammar I2th
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o. Dor ners Writing Series &c.
DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUES sent prepaid spplir alton,
containing opinions Of eminent teachers VINO have tested these
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-23

IL 1t is stated from Hanover, by the CORES
pendent Of the London Times, that the notice lad
been given in behalf of the United state, govern
ment that when the present treaty OF commerce
between the two countries expires, on the 18th of
this month, it is not the intention of the United
states that it should be renewed so long as the
lianoveridn Government shall perseveTe In levy
ing at S'ade those dues which the American peo-
pie consider to he Illegal II is further reported
that after that date American vessels will resist
the payment of all dues at S:ade and that a Uni
ted states man Of-war, said TO be the Merrimac
will then appear in the Elbr, to protect them
fom the consequences of resistance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-23
ALIEN ANDRIA.
-cc NJ TLr ~

Correspondence Of TIE Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, July D. 1855
The Alexandria. LoudOun and Iamshire Rail
road Company held short sessiOl in this city
Yesterday. The recent subscription to the road
on the part of the State of Virginia. Of 500 900
MAS accepted, and the directors authorized to re-
ceive the Sln0.WO subscribed nv Clarke county
uE on certain conditions. The meeting then ad-
JOuTned sane d,s.
Hon VIM. &. Rives arrived IA this city onIysd
ne>ddv, and stopped at Nrwtun'S Hotel
The Jailor of this county thus describes the IN
gltive> who ESCAPED fEum the county iail on sun
day night last, and for whose apprehension S2Ul
reward il offered
Tramm+I l. about five feet six or eIrbf inches
high, fun face, dark eyes. dark hair thick Inns
anu good teeth. His aye Is about 20 or -
smith i slender built, about live feet . inches
high. brown, light hair, Eight eyes oval fac and
prominent mouth shows his teeth when taIkiD1
He is about 81 years OF age
The Orange and Alexandria Railroad continues
10 do large business IN thToug b tTavrl-tb, new
line To the southwest growing more popular
every day The Alexandria snd Washington
Railroad, Conductor BoyntOn. and the Latham
connecting coaches. Agent D1dre find their
hands iu!l In the large number Of persons that
avail Themselves OF that route To r. ach the Fed
eral city. Tie steamer Geory. Page. too. with
her popular new commander, Capt. Graham is
also well patron zed
Mark" to-ddy-ofer!ngs light; rnarle tquiet /:
sales Of new white " heat at II -. red = I :
Arrived to-day-Brig stephen Young Captsin
Perry windsor, plaster to ]. C. NeTett: ,cbr
Pennsylvania. Captain Robinson, PhiladrlpLia
coal to J. { Nevrtt
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PERSONAL.

Governor Wise is at present sojourning at
Cobb's Island, Va
-. nited States Senator Mallory and lady, Of
Florida, are in Hartford. Conn.
.... X q Marsh, with his company Of iuve-
niles, will sail for Europe in 4 few weeks
80. The Rev. DR.. Fisher. of Cincinnati has
accepted the Presidency of Hamilton College.
80. Count de LaTadel, the proprietor of the
lakes containing bOTic acid. for which Tuscany
is celebrated, has just died at Florence.
go. Professor X. w. Barnwell, of the Column
bia, South Caroina) College, has been invited to
the Presidency of William and Mary College,
Virginia.
-. Madame Ida Pfeiisr, whose singular peri
CARNATIONS in harbarous regions have long occu-
pied the public, has just found pillow in the
hospital of Hamburg, where DIR. Tnngel is treat
ing her for chronic ague, caught at Madagascar.
Mr.. Mason, our minister at Paris, il very
intimate with the Emperur--din.s with him
often. His wife also does AID j. the same II is
reported that Mr.. Mason was also the chapsron
OF the Queen OF Holland, who is in Paris.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union shows that the English conference
bill fully removed the objections to those who
had contended against LecOmpton because
they alleged it forced an unpopular constit-
ution upon Kansas While still recognizing
Lecompton as the legally and regularly or
dsined constitution, the conference bill pro-
yided that all doubts as to its aceeptability to
the people of Kansas should be removed before
it became the organic law of the new common
wealth. 1t was precisely such compromise as
honest men might make and while vindicat-
ing the democ racy of Mr. English, Mr. Groes-
beck, and their c0mpeers, it furnished an in
talllble means to determine what portion Of the
Opposition merely used the Kansas issue to sub
serve ultimate ends Of their own. But even
this bill, says the Union, was not made 4 test
of party fellowship /" on the contrary when ap-
preached by some Of the leaders of tne recus
ants, and solicited to overlook their refusal to
support the English BILL and to let bygones be
bygOneS, upon the basis Of a silent acgHieecsHce
In this bill even at that late hour il assented
to their proposal, and sincerely trusted the pro-
digals would return from their dissolute courses
1t turns oct now, however, that these ad-
yances Of the apOstates were but additional
acts in the career OF treachery and hypocrisy
they were resolved pursuing They were
content TO practice deception and to employ
falsehOOd for the poor purpose of gaining time
and, through their leader in Chicago, they
used the very occasion in which they had in
timated their purpose of making formal dec
iaratiOn of fraternity and peace, to reopen the
strife and let slip the dogs of war
The IHtetigeHcey, to prove that extremes
meet, offsets the removal of Judge Loring and
the wholesale legislative and popular denu nci-
atoms of the Supreme Court in most of the
northern States, by the quotation of an opinion
Of the conductors of tho Montgomery Ad,ry-
user that Judge Campbell Of the Supreme
Court is politically dead, because of his charge
to the New Orleans grand jury in regard to the
slave trade and the neutrality laws