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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19
PUBLIC MEETINGS.

LOLA MONTEZ Al THE GERMAN THEATER,
The smallest space in which human being can sit,
STAND or be squeezed, was demonstrated to nicety
ls.t night q. the n. Y. Stadt Theater.' Countess
Lola was advertised to appear, first, in the drama, in
German, O. Danseuse, Politician, Countess, Revolu'
ZIONIST and FGgtiye second she was to lecture on the
"Comc History Of Love in English.
In the drama the part OF Danseuse was left entirely
10 the imag nstion-a the dancing being comprised 10
the words upon the programme.
The rest OF the characters were well represented
S1d received with great enthusiasm.
After the drama " Lola appeared q lecturer.
She announced az her subject The Comic Aspects OF
Love-" She said that most OF those present had,
perhaps experienced the sighing side OF love. There
vas kid of metaphysical love that began with the
trst Sigh and ended with the first kiss.
We must look among the higher classes for the best
specimens Of sentimental, sighing, love. In this
coantry cobbler might place his shanty beside the
mansion OF the millionaire in Fifth avenues and II the
millionaire was not careful the cobbler would make
love 70 hs ve and If he did it was matter, for at
any rate the millionaire sure to make love to the
osbbler's wife. IGreat laughter When rich man g
daughter Csomewhere in Lexington ayenuel lgreat
huehterl runs away with her fathers coachman, the
whole country roars with laughter. Great laughter
The WOMAN takes the bits in her mouth and runs away
with her brains. She wondered why some shrewd
Yankee had not discovered salt to keep the sweets
OF m.,Iimony from coyiDg. The old adsge OF never
part sgan" was q silly one her advice was for mar
ned people to part often possible ana stay apart
as long as possible. Laughter.l 1t is a great deal
easier to win lover than to keep him. Laughter
II s strange to see what pains men and women take
10 catch each other and how little pains they take to
hold on. Laughter. The story of the establish
nept Of the Order Of the Garter, shows what tre-
mendous institution garter is in the hands OF love
and power. In France, in bygone days, there was a
religious sect called the Lovers League. The
members were bound 70 cothe themselves thickly In
Summer and thinly in Winter. When member
visited the house of brother the vstee Immediately
left the house and did not return till the visitor
departed, taking it for granted that the sisters
were the special objects of visitation. Laughter
She closed with poetcal warning to fair maden' to
beware Of all men who came not with wedding-ring
on their finger. The Countess is TO lecture again in
the same place on Saturday night.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19
WIDENING OF DUANE STREET EAST Of
BROADWAY

An adjourned meeting OF persons opposed to the
widening of Duane street between Broadway aud
City Hal place, was held last evening at No. 81
Chatham street Mr.. ROBERT JoSRs took the chair
and stated that the meeting had been called for the
purpose Of submitting the report of the Committee ap'
pointed by the previous meeting devise steps to de-
feat the confirmation of the assessment list prepared
The Committee recommended the employment OF q
particular counsel who had agreed 70 undertake the
Job for &l,00O the payment OF which was TO depend
upon their success.
About $500 Of the necessary amount was subscribed
upon the stipulated conditions II is expected that
they can, through their counsel, procure msorty OF
interest 70 sign against the proposed assess ment and
thereby defeat the confirmation OF the lis, which
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19
SEVENTEENTH WARD REPUBLICAN ASSO-
CITATION.

The regular meeting of this Association was held
hast evening at No 273 Bowery. Mr.. DIrTENHoEFER
presided. The majority report of the Committee ap-
pointed to amend the Constitution and Bylaws was
presented. spirited debate arose upon the second
article relative to the Committee on Qualifications,
and il was finally amended to make it incumben'
upon the Committee 70 report on the next meeting
ser the proposal Of the candidate In case they fail
so report, the Association will vote though there
We're no such Committee. Committee of three wa.
appointed TO investigate some recent actions of Capt
HART of the Police with regard to appointment, IN
his department. motion to expel him from the
Association not carried. II was decided 10 in
dorse the application of Mr.. X. ii. Woods to Gov.
King for the Office OF Notary Public.
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Al .... 4si2ajs o5 s66765o n s5Od,!
In regard to Dry Goods, The Indepeadeat says:

In regard TO Dry Goods, The IndeI@HdtAt says;
Business continues dull with importers, jobbers
commission houses and retailers. Inc auctioneers are
doing more than usual, with IA prospect Of bisk
business the end OF the Owners of
disc disposed 70 yield little in price at auction
rather than take the risks of regular sales. Tho lead
ing suctioreers have plenty OF money with winch 10
make advances on merchandise, al TO discount sales
a. sOon ss made. Foreign goods, except IN choice
syes Dress goods scarcely as firm as az our last
writing. Some large sales OF fancy sllki nave peen
made at prices more favorable to the buyer. Tne
styles however not adapted to the present taste
Black silks selling lower than at any time for sew
eIa seasons, with no immediate prospect OF change,
except TO go lower. Large stocks are held over from
last Good styles OF wool mouselIne de lanes
aye entirely out Of market. far supply is exhibited
by the jobbers Large sales OF slawls are made par
ucuaTy in BrOche, at very low prices. AT present
quotations the importers can scarcely realize over ~
cents the dollar Good styl5s of printed and Stella
shswls bring fair prices-pIobaby some ten per cent
profit on the cost of importation. Grape sha"s are
slow Of SALE at much lower prices than last year sell
rg however at not less than the cost of imp )rtation
Ribbons are offered at flight concession in price.
d" In January the market was bare and prices were
finn, with prospect OF great scarcity Later ar,
rivals however, have furnished supply TO meet al
existing demands, and the market Is tending dowG-
ward. Gnghams and printed lawns are selling ehesp
under the double pressure OF a heavy stock on tae
market and poor trade with the Jobbers. The for
eign importers. as & general thing, have less at
trsctiye display of goods this season than usual.
The demand for staple goods is fair, but not as
great a. usual at this season OF the year Prices OF
domestic goods generally are held firmly, with pros
pect Of lower quotst The clothing trade dull,
but there is more activity than at our last report.
Stocks on hand not large, so that any increase OF
sales would clear toe market VI everything desr-
able Sales in other branches OF trade, viz: boots aud
shoes hardware crockery, groceries and provisions,
drugs. medicines, etc, are quite limited, although IL
the latter there Is less change than in any other.
Several establishments for the manufacture OF iron
in the vicinity of Holdaysburgh Pa, have, for differ
eut reasons, suspended operation, throwing large
number Of so,kmen out of employment.
The returns OF the Safe Bank Of Ohio compare a.
fellows with the February statement:
February March
n .,, and Bills Discounted Sc 5 Slg 81 752 1T
C,;n..,....................... lt9.55 L7i9 G5
dfgTf
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TSese tables revised weekly BY Parker Knspp Nos -
and 100 r. w Brook Nos A and 1876 Clark Johnson No.
Sl John s. Hi'cOI, Ne SIS Wilcox, Nos sa and 1ss s.
kJv stoatenburlh, Noe. ts and fss; O. Perkins Co.,
Nos ls2 and lSs md Seaman Lchsensten Nos rs 4s
washksson Mske. snt Drew French Ne . Barclay ssse,
There were some very fine carcssses of Jersey
Mutton on exhibition by Feran & Co. The sheep
were q cross between the Merino and Lecestershire
breeds. They weighed dressed, 10 to ll2 Is each,
and sold readily for IA cts. tt by the carcass Pou-
try is scarce and prices have advanced. There is
very limited supply of State Butter, and prices have
ri.en IN proportion.
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Markets... Peported bv T.l,o,npb

PHLiDILFHlA, Mch ls-FLouE very dun and prices fsvor
buyers WHEAT ia active demand AZ unch.ux.d rxt.. Cas
firm and sc,iye WHISKY frrn a, 7.c
BALIIso.G March ls-FLouk steady. WHrAr frm Red
ca 81 lO White 81 l54 81 2s CoRS-Saes Of 50 ono
bush. al $50 e for White and 3ds7c for Yelov WHi.xY
firm AZ :! or City and &c. for Ohio sUSAs firm ssles
OF so eb.s Cuba Porto Rico and New Oriesn. n Sale Re-
lined advanced &C. CoFFrE buoyant: Rio loielle stock
1900 bsss. Provisions quiet.
ELw0ELEASs March f7The ,ale. Of Corroy TO-DAY vers
90 bales c;dllc for Mddng SUGaR frn Fair 70 fully
Fair 5iaefc. hoLAssss sc. Flour steady Ct So
White CoEs &c, Mixed &C. PoRK hrn Me.s el6; holders
demand advance Bacon shoulders dry Sc sides 7ic
Bacon RIB sdes SIC. Rio CorFEg-Sae to-day Of bag A.
lc and 30 bags =: III l2c. FSEGHTs-Couou 10 Liver
pool, A.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19

Total co.., q construction and equipment. y! 81 a.
Al the annual meeting Of the Boston and Pt,sbursh
Mining Compsny Cliff mine, held at Pittsburgh, onthe
llh inst il was voted increase the number OF shares
from 6,OOO to 20 eco shares
The iavorite steamer Commonwealth, Capt. J. w.
WnhaIns resumes her place in the Norwich and Wor-
cester line for Boston this afternoon, having been
Thoroughly ovehauled ard beautifed. She Is to leave
here every Tuesdsy Thursday and Saturday and is to
leave Boston every Monday, Wednesday aud Frday
beiDg alternate days Of the Come ctcut Capt Wilcox
of,he same liLe. The steamers eayethe foot OF Court
landt stree. daily at ) clock P. M
Ire transfer books of the La Crosse aud Milwaukee
Road close on the 2Oth and remain closed until the I'D
Of April for the annual election, which exctes no in-
terest The Albany managers who have stepped IN
with their money and reputation 10 save the concern,
should be kept in power long enough TO finish the
Road to the Mississippi. 4 change in the adminstra-
ton at the treseLt time would make the stock veue-
less.
The sale of the Collins steamers, advertised for To-
dsy was postponed for two weeks.
The movement OF the banks in the four principal
cities OF the Unon in wnich weekly reports are male,
es shown hv their Last statement is a. follows:
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MaRiSIE ID.

ALLTS-PALMER-On Tdesdsy, March 6, by the Rev Mr.
Hatfield OF FORSYTH Church. John Alexander Allen of
Booklyn 70 Elizabeth H., eldest daughter Of James
Palmer ir., Of this city.
GOyE-NFWTLL-In Brooklyn, Thursday, March 1S. b.
the Rev Samuel r. SpsT Walter 5 Cove 10 Miss Mary A.
Newell
LIZ COMTE-GIBSON-On Tuesday March 49, by the Rev. B.
NJ Adams Nicholas lie Con G r, OF this city, u Mss Sophia
A. Gibsou Of Staten Island.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19
UARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT oY SIw-YoRH.."..,..
CpesrA.

ship.-ssrstoss rrssh, Ns~oresn' s.asss So rnss
usut Lsash Ssw Or<Ans, bs,ssn bscou ~ ~ "As'o'
Rohtr 81 Nv Orleans. Snow Burgess, . IN a.
Rrr,- Moitnku, Mitchell, So jon - Afr1~ en
For..t C;il. sue Bahia George Lac h.pt"osy S%sess
Hictmerd Wa .h Carver Chs-e Ira, WphAin. eso. =
ti,sror r. P B.cs r. BAley wAns be.i.1, Orilne-, M
srko,l,rs-R. w. Brown. Derckson, Wlnas'on >. Sn u
A 90 CE1I. Hammond, AsxsudTs W w bas~fs uo'Hoees
Bride Glsi. bsnnse. Mailer Lord Snerr.s o Q. yaa'ss
Cl.h M0tis q. 4. Feuis NJ Plerc. Ni!ict:s "Ansnf0b
6 Mrer H,rdeT.on. PAilsds lpAs Jamss Hand laSns u
suifn Bnsgs Nes Becf,rd J. w, fsa1in' So'ou
Dsy,ou >prssue
s,sn.r.- Boston selrw PHILADELPHIA and Phl.s Mar.
ct in,on Candif, PhIadeIphi., James W. Mckee.
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-NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

TIE following dispatch, dA:sd Trenton March A''
appears in TIE Nerark Adserf"eri ...o;r.,ions.
Gov Newell has made the folowng nomlnFt,otl FIs
which have been Confirmed by TIE Ssl"'' -
~, ~ "a, C,.. Of E,,oy. Gnd AJps,yyoI.a ~ I.s.nb
RsrSfseXSn 81 sonrnooth County Vtce IS''h'' '" N''
cru ~ plo, !. Pa''ae Comfy D,oers.
,sa OpposioD, Of Paterson wee O'"''-
etua mir
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19

u,n f,-,~rl, Director 81 ts GIooers Bslk, NewYe-t
. ri, bons NovembsT Ia oouseq1enee Of tnan9I
Sec,ea .sd heard Of AewArd TIE t-et ;h-i as
Sks,sed side of The toAy renders rfo
~ tia, committed suicide Tne deosssea connected
se Lsay,e lrserhce Co. In this oi,y and 80 Wea t.o ~
B.rnst Who bsld ~ iDqGss, ,oos he remains " NJ
q ID IN NJ. Yofk
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19

FROM KASsAs.-The 81. Louis Dem0era. Of
March Is has sdvices from Kansas to March ii, Of
the following tenor;
The eleefsa t0y delegates to tAs Constitutional
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19
,,,, uopu 1eAHY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MARCH 49, 1853

90 On prrv.s.
coTros !. very heavy ,A.s o. so sas. We 'epeK
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Family Marketing.

The following table gives the retail price Of the prin-
eipal articles Of Farm Produce II Washing,on Market,
on Thursday March IS:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19
Receipts Of Pred nee. A~.

BY Eyis Rsavoad-l,18 bhs. Flour 100 d. Whisky 800
phsa ProyonA d. Ashes 7sl do Cheese So DO Batter
80 bss Wheel, l@ d. r0, 81 Gdes Lesher 100 rails Do
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srIes of Stocks at Boston MARCH II.

Flint BoarI-l share Boston AID Lowell R. r. 75 Bo.tOn
,,d Worce.,er g. sss Is Eas;ern r. R. 30: Il Western
R. iCo; SNorthern R r. 4S. ss Cary ImPr,vensni Co g.
lis do $50 III Is do II 10 Winthrop House Co.. Ia Boston
Ar Ro1buIy Nil CorpSrsiop 81 6i5 Ie Roy.e Mining Co..
q, IS do TO- Pittsburgh Copper Co.. SIS Na..oa.l Mining
Bsni Of Commsrce oli do loli a Tr.der. Bank 100
Bscistone Bank l05i 800 Vernon. CeDiEa lt MIG TO- p
e5eO Rutland lst Ma IT, 81 -
New B.dtrd and Taunton r. 81 u Old Colony aud Fall
River R. r, es Is Taunton Branch R. lo+t 30 Bay s's;e
Mlls s. Boston ln' Co, lo1. 80 Do le2i 3 Do 10! .
rius ln Co. l5. g Mrrearie Marine In. Co. ilot ssco
Ws.rPowr Co, l25; Am.s MAnuis turing Co., zooi Chic
opee Manafactaii.s Co. is2, BO.tOn Aihe1ean S5. y
S,nukeas Steam Mills IS BOot Cotton As 500; Boston
Ga. Co. e6; Is Great FL. Manufacturing Co.. 57s SO Psw
sbie Minps Co. 81 10 Railroad Bank Lowel g - d. slt
25 Esse Bank l!i 80 Webster BaLlt lo5t Is fEe-mSas .
BanI 1854. y Broadway Bank Si 5 Grante bsnk, lOo
Blsck,,ore Bank lcfi; $500 Rutland q Ms 7 st $500
CITY Of Gardiner cen, Bonds s5i $500 Vermont sld Ma
sshusetts 6 1 sioo City Of August. Bonds 1910, st
s. GO Portland City %, payable in NewYoff, 100.
Markets .CARrrrLLr REPORTED ros tn. n rRisrsE.
THyEspAY. March II, ls5e.
AsHEs-The demand e. active bat prices lnehsnsed
,.le. Of IS bb So 25dce 81. for Pots and ss 5 nomray
for Pearls xu..
yellow Q; SIC, cash .
SOL ,nsielic sales also oil 100 bags Lssasyr including
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19
ny Telegraph.

WASHINGTON, March IA dispatch fron ens..~ss -
Ton nays that the steamer Atlanta passed Sstufssy
Gs wu lyins easy, and that her cargo al out :, IN
ne snip Star ~ HoPe, previously repofssd aAsey ESx
eisehNEips her eNso.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19
Col-Rr cALENpAg-rHr. DAY.

UHrED STATES DISTRICT CoCRT.-Nos. 7J 9S
III l5l, 1885, e. g. 81, Is, 81. - 80. 49,,
SOrREsE CoURI-CIRcUrr.-Nos. 1875, 2366, 22l2
l1 1906 2289 232 288 209 $50 S339 S38 $3.50 1911 SJ7
se 1876 S99 25 1929 2272 23O 97O Sl5s 2O9 z6i 3D5I
1862 2SOs 1914 1896 98 98 26i 5o5 S2J 3lt2 Sl8
$50 Sol5 $3.50 Sig SOS 27 1896 30 3lO9 2oi, @5J Z97d,
5iF 22eo 2lS7, SEQ SlsO, 2S4s z7s7, Sl72
sUFRLAE COCRT-SPscIAL rERa.-Nos. ", l4l,
1t2 49, l4 l45 l4 1, l49 l5O l5l 49, 60 si 3d. 10 j -
l0j, lza - go. .. 49, 800
sUPIRIoR CoURr.-Nos 272, Az, IA, 597, 3lj. $50,
ex5 s3 60 l4 652 655 655 657 659 81 6j9,
ESQ COL co. s5 Sc co. 6s 67O 6 e72 s3 675 66 67 61a
eso 6s2
CossoE PLFAs without Juryl-Part Mos.
1a2 lS9 l l4s to 1884, inclusive Part Nos 49, Al, l69 TO
12 ia l76. - % .
kisGs County CIRCUIT COURT.-NOs. 81, 4j,
g. So 81 S. Sc 81, S. So 60 70 6e. 6s! oto 70.
BRooKLYS CRY COURT.-NOs. II, %, q, y, 80,
81 81 80 IS, 81, 49, SO, A. -, IL, a, %, AZ, 20.
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stocks win take place tomorrow lFndsyl At ~
o.ctnck a. Tie Merchants, T1chArgs.

socks VIII tEs PIsce E'monO" IrH1s! at E1
O'Clock, a. the Merchants Exchanges.
Albert H. Eicolsvs recu.Ar daily suction sale OF
stocks and bonds VIII take place :o-mcrsS 't'N>"
at ~ O'Clock, al the Merchants EI:babg
Tie report Of the State Engy -, ,rd nrvevo- IN
'-e o''''' - -,ew.Yo,k says
corporations in the ,,..s xhics are subi.c. 20 The
blcvsohs o' W General Railroad law passed in 1850.
VI mes = have made toeir reports TO the State Eo-
sIhe'' aRd Surveyor, and - have nsgected entirely
10 90 SO.
Tie genersld Duct ne comp led fro n the respective
reports, show that:
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United STATES COMMGssIoNERs COURT-Mnch a.
Before KEkSETH O. WHITE, esq.
DISCHARGED.

The United STATES aet. UWer Hoberts =
TIE defendan', who is master OF the BARK Her
snisge brought up for preliminary examination upon
eaaIge ofhaviDs ct1usIy VIM Shields Of hs
e por. Of Gambia Africa There being thing in the evidence
show be pu the ashore mcoGsy, The Connis
Hoper ordered his discbsrgs
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19
I4IV L.VTE'LLIGENCE.
TRIAL FOR MANsLAUGHTER.
,r,,rrn STATES CIRCUIT COURT-AIch l8.--Befre


p]'A judge HALL
The United States az: Frederick CrosEer
The defendant was put Oh nial for msnslaugater'
Mr.. Dwight, Assistant DisrictAttorney, opened the
ease for the prosecution sitting that the accused was
rss.ter Of tie American bark Esther Francis, which
sailed in August las. or voyage from this port 10
Wilmington, and thence to Msrsei,!es. On the voyage
,one Of the men were taken sick. After the vessel
Jeh Wilmington, and YVES on her way to Mareelaes' a
ssjlor named William Brown wss taken SEX. I1e
prosecution charge ths. while he was SEX ne was
forced 70 attend 70 his work usual and that proper
sstep,iea was not paid to him. From these causes he
died op the 10Th OF October following.
A. the close Of Mr.. Dwigbts re marks the case was
adjourned over til Friday morning.
TIE COUSIERFEITISG CAsT.
The United States sg John FTedecks alias John FTednscs
Tbis case was finished to-day. The Jury found a
yeIoic Of guilty third Of the ind cn~n with
ssnnous daon Of mercy The third count charged
ts defendant having assisted IN ihe making OF the coin
s4ptbce reserved
RNBEZ2LISG LETTERS.
'fhis morning the Grand Jury came into court aut
pseLtea al indictment against Howard Ae for opening aud
zzng letter. which they retired for further deb
NrsigG.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-19

Ihe following vessels the Marine Railway .. HsrH
Point; snip Arvum 70 Be recs1ked and coppeed Cetea
repaired
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-04-21
SEA VOYAGES.

Sea Voyages, and the South, are The
universal recommendations for consump-
tive persons. For MAN. years we have
opposed this view, because we had seen
the things we spoke of. Mr.. Rochera,
a surgeon in the French navy. has lately
written prize essay on the subject, and
sums up the whole matter thus:
i. Sea voyages much ofteHer accel-
crate than reiard the progress of con-
sumption.
2 Consumption is more fiequent
among sailors than among land forces.
3. The progress of consumption is
more rapid on board ship than on shore.
4 The naval profession should be
strictly interdicted to those who Sc, m
to be threatened with consumption.
5 Llnd jOu MES afford greater facili-
ties for carry ing out what is necessary.
in any given case, than sea voyage, |
with less danger and !ess costs.
G. Hot countries accelerate the pro-
5ress of consumption, and this is the
lnaimous opinion of the chief surgeons
n both French and British colonies.
7. 1t is only in the very first stages
If consumption that we are authorized
n expecting good results from change
It climate.
We may well inquire. in this last case.
5 not tha, advantage the result Of the
atient being well enough to be out of
oors great deal, and might not still
ightr benefits result. if the same
mount of out door activity we're prac. 4,
ssd at home HILLS JournH Of
lsalk.
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LETTERS TO YOUNG MEM-N0. II
BY TIMOTHY TITcoMB.

There is great deal of stuff publish
ed every year in books addressed tc
young men, about female society. Soft
and sentimental young men love TO read
It; and if they can pick up among this
pile OF chaff bit Of countenance for ear.
Iy marriage, they are delighted. and i'm
mediately begin to pay attention to Il
dickey and doxF. l propose to dispose
of this matter in the present letter. l
suppose that in every young mans mind
there exists The hope and the expectation
of marriage. When young man pre-
tends 10 me that he has no wish to mar
ry. l always infer one of two things; that
he lies, and is really very anxious TO mar
ry. or that his heart has been polluted by
association with unworthy women. In
a thousand cases We shall not find three
exceptions TO this rule. A young man
who, with any degree Of earnestness, de-
clires that he intends never to marry, is
fool or brute.
Now, about female society. Is there
anything in female society, as such, that
is SO peculiarly frucliiying TO masculine
virtues? Suppose man cast away on
The Cannibal Islands. aud not in sufi
cienrly good flesh to excite the appetiles
OF the gentle epicureans among whom
he has fallen. Suppose him. in fact, to
be received into society,"" and the pri.
vate secretary of king alike without
breeches and a'liberal education. Sup.
pose, after a while, he feels himself sub
DUNG into stale of bar rbarism, and casts
around for some redeeming or conserva-
live influence. At this moment it occurs
10 him that in the trunk on which he
sailed ashore were a number of books.
he flies 10 the trunk, and in an ecstacy
Of delight discovers that among the m is
| volume addressed TO young men. He
'pens it eagerly. and finds the writer to ,
leclare that next to Christian religion,
here is nothing that will tend so strong.
Y 10 the elevation and publication of 8
Toung men, as female society. "Slated ,
reaching" being out of the question, he
ries the next best thing. He seeks the
ociety of women, and drinks in the 9
narvelous influence of their presence