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m. OWN 10 mr.. WILSON.
n AsmINoTON CITY, June e
YK. WILSON 10 Nh. GwTN.

WAsHINGTox CRY, Friday, June IL, 1858.
StR: Your note of this morning, requesting
70 he informed at what no. r it will be conven-
lent for me to receive communication from
YOU outside of the District of Columbia. has
been placed in my hands by your friend, the
Hon. Mr. Fitch.
cannot mistake the purport and intention of
your note, and reply to it. as replied to
similar one on simi ar occasion, two years ago.
81 have always regarded dueling as the lingering
relic of barbarous civilization, which the laws
of the country has branded as crime. WINE.
therefore, religtously believe IN the rignt OF
,elf defense in It's broadcast sense, the law OF my
country, and tho matured convictions OF my
whole life, alike forbid me TO meet you for tho
purpose indicated in your letter.
Your obedient servant, Henry WILSON.
After full consideration of the affair, the fol-
,owine document was submitted to the contend
ing Senator's and received their signatures:
wAsulNaroN, Saturday, June IL, '6s,
CpNrIp MES: We have made ourselves 2c-
orainted with the circumstances and factS in-
volyed in the case submitted To us. The remnTKS
of Mr.. Gwin. imputing unworthy motives, VIZ,
those of demagnguisn, to Ar. Wilson, although
general, certainly were Objectionable and unpar.
iiameutary; aud yet they ny no means Just'hea
ar yvarranted Mr. Wilson in using the very OPP
nrobrinus euithet with which he retaiated. MIR.
OWNS reioinder in contumelious terms Is to he
regarded as passionate expression natu, faI!YS
nrovoked t)y the offensive language of Mr. Will
SON SON We think, therefore, that Mr.. Wilson ought
to regard himself in fact as having committed tied
the first real personal ofense, and that therefore
he should make such reparatiun as IL now III his
power .. go,
is apparent on the face of the reported debate,
tbat Mr. Wilson, in using the epilhet employed,
did not impute any want of personal integrity
or honor to Mr.. Gwin, but merely reflected on
his course in legislation in regard to California,
which Mr.. Wilson deemed exnavagant and
wasteful, although the expression is obviously
liable TO an offensive aud dishonoring construc-
With this disclaimer adopted by Mr.. Wilson,
we hold that Mr. Gwin is bound to withdraw
the reproachful language in which he replied to
The disavowal required of Mr.. Wilson and
the withdrawal demanded Of MIR. Gwin, shall be
deemed TO have been made byltllem respectively
when they shall have expressed their assent to
this report.
SpNy
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SPtRrruALIsM RENoUScED. Quite commOtiun
WAS recently excited among the SPiritualists of
Plymouth, Massachusetts, by the announce
ment of Miss Lizzie Doton, the principal medi
um of that place, that she could not conscienti-
ously spenk to them again as a medium. She
said that she feared that she had been la6oring
undcr delukion, and as she considered herself
resbOnsible TO God for what her lips uttered,
and for the inaunce which her words exerted
upon those who heard her, she was unwilling TO
be made the medium Of any other spiiit than her
own eff" said she, ''the angel Gabriel should
stand by my side and ask me 70 deliver mes
sage TO yOu FROM him, should reply, Gabriel,
speak for YOURSELF Hereafter ! shall address
YOU in my own natural and conscious state. -
This change in her views was brought about
through the influence Of Professor who had
been delivering a course Of lectures in the town
ON the "phenomena Of nerves" and against
modern sPiritualisni. ~
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TnE scENs IN MiO.ocEAN To-DAY.-This is
now the middle of June, and according to the
programme of arrangement as well as the adj
vices from Europe, in this mornings paper, in
all probability those two noble ships, the Nj.
agara and Agamemnon, will to-day splice their
respective portions of the great Atlantic Fele,
graph, and each one sail forward from mid
ocean, paying out as fit goes, the most precious
treasure, ever yet borne upon the bosom Of old
ocean. While far down tue gulf stream other
shins Of the two countries are menacing tho
future harmony of the two nations, these two
vessels are dealing out from their respective
embrasures, not the death working grape and
canister, hut the great olive branch Of peace.
It is fitting that the era of the Trans Atlantic
Telegraph should be characterized and renem-
bered as tho outgoing of the last barbarous yes'
tige of war Already one in language, one in
blood, and one in the great destiny of constitu-
,tional liberty, VIC have to-day the spectacle of
che two branches of tho Anglo Saxon family,
-endeavoring to link their futures for all time to
coma
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1NTERnaT1No FROM UTAH.
pmon1x YouSa ruaEsoLOarcALIY DEVELOPER

BHranAx YOUNG rHasSoLoG1cALLY DEVELOPED.
The last papers from Utah are very barren Of
news-only one discourse in the whole months
mail. From the scarcity Of paper the Dessret
Ns,cs has been reduced to a small sized single
sheet; but even the greater.part of that is Occus
pied with selected matter from exchanges and
magazines. Brigham, no doubt. counted on the
curiosity of outsiders being somewhat exercised
upon the last days'of his reign, and seems to
have concluded not to satisfy that often repre-
hensible yet natural propensity Of the human
mind. The following is the the only allusion to
the change in Mormon policy
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SETTLEMENT OF rHE Gw1n AND WILSON ENEuTE
No Duel as Usaal-One Of the most laugha.
bly, absurd practices is the cheap glory factory
late in full tide of successful operation at Wash.
ington City. Sending challenges and effect
ing honorable adjustments have been the every
dsy sStb5d'of killing time there, and enabling
e every member Of Congress to come home with
a blood and thunder reputation. The following
is the correspondence and settlement consequent
upon the Gwin and Wilson fare up;
MR. OWN TO Mr. WILSON
WAsuIKoTox CrTY, June IL, 1858,
Sin: You will oblige me by informing the
bearer of this note at what hour II will be con,
yenient for yon to ,s re9 SSsa, &c GoIumSis
Your obedient servant, WIZ n. GwIN.
The Hon. Henry Wilson, Senator from the State
of Massachusetts.
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A TorrrRrso TnsoSE.-How it makes, or
oueht to-, an American thank kind Providence
that he is an American, when he notes para
urapb like that among our dispatches to-day,
stating that the London Timer has been pro-
hibited in France By Louis Napoleon The
London Times bore down severely on the late
assassination of NJ. Pene. the Figaro journalist,
and told snne plain truths about what it bodied
to his Majesty'sl future His Majesty, poor
worm that he is, in tn, vain cndeavor to hold
his usurped seat yet little while longer, thinks
to muzzle the march of intelligence.
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j. j. CRITTENDEN,
WiLulAN II. SEWARD,
JEPFERsoN DAVIS.

The adjustment is considered satisfactory and
honorable to both parties, both of whom are
said to have expressed regret for their use OF
harsh language, and to have manifested readi-
ness to do each other Justice.
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-. .l.rv Brick hullal .-'.i- 4 ~ 1eaaEe
gTSHE lEres ~ Iifii WsFd, ed nee ~ q The
,1i.,,i S5la Is : bosfiinF heuss.
dsygf set. room n ne zane LIN q
a. = bee y John is'- Y Allla
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,r store Roen % Nan I W.osifeg p. ss.';s
j nstiy ~ .l,n11.i.Iai ee..He- :. -
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liz France, there are no less than nineteen
presidents OF commercial societies now in prison
awaiting their trials for fraudulent operations.
STRAwBERRIEs are selling in Cincinnati At
from eight to fifteen cents per quart.
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the Richmond WAig appears to be down on
the ancient town of Petersburg, lately. In its
last issue it records the fact that,
A little over niue hundred Petersbnrgians
arrived in the city by last evening" train TO at
tend the circns now exhibiting here We saw
them at the show, and We never did see any
people so completely carried away, as they
were. They will remain with rs until the cir
Gus departs; and, being part Of the committee
ted for that purpose, they will accompany
the ..thing'' to THAR own village, where It has
some idea ofpertnanently locating itself
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MA D. BELL while on hoEse1 ':s,n y and and
vile on Monday, WAS , struck 10y 40 killed
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PRRcEPr1vEs.

.Admonition.-B, s, or v. 8. Indifference
about the affairs Ofothers, and not disposed to
give advice, &c. go.
ConstrIcticsnsss.- F.. Respectable ingenu-
lily, without uncommon skill, tact or facility in
making, &c.
TuaS.-9, F. or N. Love Of music, without
uuickneSs to catch OF learn tunes by the ear.
Times, F. or n. Indistinct notions OF
the lapse of time, of ages, dates of events, DC.
LOcaIity.--ll, v. L. or L. Great memory OF
places and positions
Eeeatuatity.-s. L. Retentive memory Of
events and particulars.
In,iiDtdudlity.-s, f. With very large SO
and 40, great observation, with deep thought
F6rm.-s, f. cOgnizancc and distinct recOl-
lection of shapes, c0untenances, &c
Siss.-1l, vi L. or F. Ability to Judge Of
proportionate size, &c.
Rei1ht-1l, v. L., L. or F. knowledge Of
gravitatiOn, momentum, &c.
C0lor.-S, F. or N. Moderate skill in Judging
of colors, comparing and arranging them
L4ln0Wage.--7, f. Freedom of expression,
without fiuenty or yerbosit " no great loquacl'
Orders, L. Love Of arrangement; every
thing in its particular place.
Nanber --S,F Respectable aptness in arith-
metical calculations, without extraordinary tai
ReRsctire,.
AtrthfaIness. ID, F. Pleasantly and humor,
without Righteousness fair perception Of the ln-
1'S cGs9atity-li, v. L. Great power of
Thought, depth and originality Of reason,
Eonpdrtson--9, L. A discrimination; pow
of illustration; ability to perceive and apply an-
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uNciviLIzED NODE OF wARTARE.

At Special Conference held in the TabernA-
Gle in this city, on the 21st instant It was unan'
imously agreed to abandon "Sehast"PoI' TO our
enemies, without the consent of Lord Raglan, If
they persist in carrying out the unconstitutional
nolicv adopted by the present administration
Deseret Netos, March "a.
Not word of comment is added in that or
subsequent papers
PHYSIOLOGICAL CHART OF BEIGHKK YOUNG.
Thinking that historians might some day want
TO fill page in the annals of this mundane sphere
with something reliable of the Prophet Cover
nor, Brigham adds to his very brief written his
tory the following chart of his organic develop
menr, which, considering that he is now about
to leave Babylon" for the mountains, cannot
fail to interest readers, tho ladies IN partcu
lar:-
PaRENoLodEcAL CHART OF ELDER BRIGHAM YOUNG
BY A. CRANE, X D., PROFESSOR OF PHRENOLooE.
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Tnr denizens Of New York are Casting upon
-ine cherries.
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p r q F. ) 5 or q r NJ y y I @.
~ he has heated hiassf nov slsHtly hre and Wiii
Eye lrssona In the art % singing ana IN paro aud
other iutrleuts, after ana thorouzhly acisntiGe
uelbOd. He also attends tia tnninE mp firing
pisnoa Rsrsong deslr0u1 % aakl lessons VII ulrnrn
leave their name "a residences Oafsrigts SusiClI
depot On Main strsstI - winch prul1pt aitsntisn VII
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SvILK HAfs.-We have received a1otfer Tot n fi57e
- sei-adistIng, vtnt1atel hats, Wbe t TIE had Win
perfect saas and eonfart. Can and gst one.
nyS D. HAhfkh soNA.
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&nMmenh.

Beneuolence. Ill, " L. An overlooking Of
kind, humane and tender feelings.
VenemtiOn.-lO. L. Worship of the Su-
preme Being: reverence.
Farmness. -lO,sL Stability and decision OF
''' Conseisntiou!neaswio, L. High regard for
duty, integrity, moral principle. justice oblisa-
Rope.ws, +. Reasonable hopes; fne flow
of spirits; anticipation of what is to be realized
Idrrelowsaess.-7, f. openness TO conviction,
without blind credulityi tolerably good degree
Of faith.
In.itqtioa.-7, F. a disposition and reFpec-
table ability to initiate, but not to mimic or to
act out.
Prepossession.-ll, v L. Strong adherence
to preconceived opinions; very strong preJudlces'
Tdoqlity.-s, F. Refinement, without sick
ly dclicacy; some love of poetry, without poetic
talent.
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Propenaitiee.

Aaaatireaeas.-7, F. Very partial to the OPP
posite sex: generally reciprocated by them.
I'ltiLOprogenit ireness.- l.. Strong pa
rental affection; great soIicitudc for their haPPi-
ness,
Inhd6itipenes&-9, L. Love Of homestead
very strong; extremely fond Ofearly reminiscen
ces of birthplace. &c.
1AG6esigeness -IO, L. UnalteFable affection
when once fixed; enduring all things for their
ConJatieeaes u, f. Great powers Of ex-
ertion, and sustaining under opposition and diff
N'' Destructissnsss-5, N. Ability to control
the passions, and is not disposed to extre~e
Seerstiesaes.-7,F f. Proper reserve prudent
expressiars of feeling, without biuntness or de-
Ieqaisitiusasss. NJ. Freeness to spend
money; love of it chiefly for it's uses and whatii
" 4liasntatiesaesa-s, F. A good appetite
but not excessive; partially for variety OfrIcf
TiSntirsness.-6, N. or 8. Indifference tn
life; views the approach of death without fear
Feelings.
Cautioasness- F. Provisions against pros.
pective dangers and ills, without hesitation OF
1pDrobatiesaess.-s, FORM. Decent regard
for popularity, fame, praise, aud good name.
SeEf EsteelN.-7, f. Self condolences and
complacency; without much pride or conceit.
ConeentTut;U6Reas F. Can dwell on q
subject without fatigue, aud control the imagi'
Sentiments.
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TRUST SALE

DISSOLUTION.
THE eopartnershi heretofore existing nader The r 81
j J. X. Dunhan CO. = tbs day dissolved b mutaal
WIssins. Nay i.i. 1855. JAilEs r BafsEs.
THE china Glass one.nlUare business viii Be en-.
tlhned under the and style OF Hobbs 1 Barns1
Who vii settle the business on The llfr frm ~ " X
Dunhlm Go.
The gned win continue The nanufictnrlnr o. Pint
Glass, their EnufletoEF IN South Wheeli1e under -
name style % Hobbs Barnes, and WI SITE fRe
business o. Tie late firms of BaTnel Hobbs Co ad
J. l.. Hobbs O.. JOHN L HOBBS,
wheeling, May 1sts 1esa- JAMES =. DAHkEs ]
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,r,.-sR 4 o. take Elm refsFrinfso9
f-;to, - he Eollop ing F-nri nj. Hen ARE
T. r Weed, D D. He9 See y. 4 a 90 - Dr-yaa
l.s mr. N = Bates, Dr. h h Cum =, 80
tI,,5--4i Dr. A = FoId. EaantA 1S
-, S1-fsI.ers. Knox Co, Narsh = layleL. 80
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DENT1oIhK

THE n together ioI me .s
= ,.1.tv Thelr ofee L a. - ~ hsfS 70
NOnFot and JAZZ ~ ~ Stt@Fs sIshins the seTVies' -
Dentitt. .rdfors eFaiyeartfle = ~, /.
-. n ne late d. HuIlihsn, and ne ~ Tor ID
Desn S dIrinE hie time ne ~ - .
"a 1itb some ne l-dinE 81 bissli
cite. OF m IN Operating me s5 :
go 4 sanfd-Ht % bsinE 81 y y -, ,ton,1r
70 all Whe maJ istoi ~ M i0REETSOhsA D
~, ~ 1881 JANIS ORR.
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bdmk q " HUU-4LIb'
THIS Bank having card % Issue notes for
do businers a. BANK Of DlseeanL ana
Accounts and eoHeofians s Eeeeive prompt ettentoa
Trfrf poid q soSits stoekh0id,Fs ndiv hiuaiy rahc
ys-.a e z. 8 3. HU "a b. fr..,..
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CHARLES W. Gh6A s. = q z 1HfRR.
..1,1- ,,4-.iy,eS would nf5IH the eitiret.s @ ~ 80
Hni Vicinity that having P9rehissa - -. - -
IN % carry t.e Drag hlsis.. - ~
bFanehes. He uost Respectfully 49, lsraIIy
- Lf5 t5,1--r1 as od an4 vel kosIn est 80
-. - -, rrISe usually b found IN . NsH 80
nlsa ~ -. M r,,ursunfed from the g1rest 81
-, l5-t-s CHARLES ". 9HAhA4s
Ne 20. cor. llaIn and Wrh1t-r So
Cenfre WhselioE.
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New Dress Goods,

OReANDIE nEIILA ROBES, an -aiirsIy new and u,S--
~ , igssHt s5ti5is, not g ee g slssynsFe-
ORGANBlE b TABEfE HflllAaS alec verv fleur and
beautiful. ORGANIZE OCDEE TEfE RORke. and
great yaTsty, gEeaai-es Bsrsye, RlvadsFe DeeAine,
aE an Crse De Rarl9 Eosr i7rr-d With special ref
eretee % ths New City tre. 81 received and
for sale By Cms21 HAESfI ( TAHOE.
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Desirable Residence for Sale.
slI, lnerslEned. intending Leave wheeinE, ors for
4 sale his DEsing q gss, situated Csntrs street.
East o. Seventh East WAes- ne hsuse . IN good
Tor t-rlrs. st. appiy 10 Jasos IIsrubr,Ok.
n,ea-aE 4 Z. BA RTLESnr.
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tINHR conitiee q ths AsisuiiaraI soerty On Farms
and ear.ens win e1alnius tiC dutIn the months
be pleased g Ielf i;l fi Eaereltr A -
ssi s''s = P's'l tiI.r,rs ,,srs,,.4, -.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-01-13

On motion by Mr. CARTER of Carter, the use
Of the Hall of the House Of Representative was
rendered 20 the honorable WILLIAM l. HASKELL ioI
Lecture Wednesday and Saturday evenings Of this
week; and on his further motion, the honorable
gentleman was invited TO privilege within Che bar
Of he House.
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ON motion by Mr Speaker bJh-H, Mr. Harris I'm
me oh"lij House ol- 10 INCORPORATE me tennessee
valley Georgia and oeln" Railroad Company was
'asgn up ana passed the second reading
AT i'-.' ioN cait'I up ms 'it' 10 amend the laws
TO" jill i..oe aN'he'iAWs Judgment ny motion,
against ''leg'loE '"eel7. Inc hiL provides 'Aa5
WY" 'ND.''n5 are 'l''''s ~ i'sg any sn'li-' con
9.'.'S' 90 'I- '1'J s-"o'" o'3 e'i'u5 soe4 pen
oe'.5' Sa-' Iy1y may oe le'Ned az islSl tHef Al
-Al --l .,1 p vi t1gou,o. :, &C.
i"' '''' t'7-'1 -'- 'D-' '''l--7 ~ '"e 1o-o"-u-
voc;
OIL, I: Isu'0Ii Go-' uo0'-,''
e.sN1''' I'--' iU.--J ~ Jill, -'0
C'"-'l' 49, 80. - ''--''' W '''i-o' -.
"lig-'' anu anu oIeaAS t.. ruI0ilI-I 80.
-""S'''S7. o-''-''' lows -'.'-'i' -N' -''''
g. ,,-,,,y,-rra.s ...,l..,;., f., ,l+,.,,. ,.-..
AK l.,. .F, - -,
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ton to revise the Constitution, but opposed to all
propositions TO amend in this way, aud he would
therefore move indefinite postponement Of the reso.
luton and amendment.
The yeas and nays being demanded, ordered and
taken on TINS motion, resulted-yeas AZ, nays %
IS follows:
Ksls.-Messrs. Bayless, Beale, Bentley Benton
Bicknei blackburn, Bradford Brazelion Caldwell
Carter Of Carter, Carter of Hardin. Cooper. David
son. Do65on' Dunlap Ewing, Frazer, Fulton Gam
mon, Gouaday Griffith Iyie, Keeney, Low. Maris
Mickey Newman Polk, Beushaw. Richardson
Roberts, Rose, Rowles St. John, Schmiftou sum.
mers. Thompson, Turner Of Roane Turner Of sum
ner, W Hams. Wilson, Vaughn, aud Mr. Speaker
Don-lson -43.
Nays -Messrs Algee, Anderson, Bulloeb. Cone
land, Dlvie, Estes, Hamilton, Harvey. Holmes
johnson, KCHdnck, Lackey, Lamb LLOYD, Neybern
Randolph, Roulston, Saunders, Senter, Smart.
Stanton. Stoyajl and Woods
So, the resolution was Indefinitely postponed
ANNA MARIA MCYlIEY.
On motion by Mr. POLK the House now took up
the consideration Of his bill 1854 for relief Of Anna
Maria McNarv, EXeCuirix of DR.. Boyd McNairy,
dccCased-tAe question being on the third reading
Mr. DUNLAP proposed TO amend by ling ap-
pr0priatcly Upon giving good and sufficient secu-
rity 20 the judge Of the Circuit Court OF Davidson
county, which was adopted.
And 50 the bill passed The third and last reading
10 the House Of preseutalivCs-yels so, Ugvs
The House then took n recess I'LL 2 O'Clock =. d.
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fsT 90 Ua'oa md Amz1q..
-- -, = i,lEs soRo, Jan. 10, 1858.
THE EIGHTH OF JANUARY Ar THE CITY
un-rr

-paOEO5 Jan. ~, 1906.
THE EIGHTH OF JANUARY AT THF CTTv
HOTEL.
On Friday the Sch inst, had the pleasure Of be.
ing present at di1iug given BY Gen. LrrrL and
Lady at the City Hotel in this place. and NOR.
magnificent one I have never seen in the grss,
Mississippi valley Il has been my good luck and for
tune to stop all the most prominent hotels west
OF the Aueghanies, and have no hesitancv in saw
ing to the public and travelling community in gen
eral, that our old veteran and we'll known landlord
keeps house second 10 none in the State of Ten
nessee. The dinner vas one that would have salts
fed the most thorouEa epieure, andNould have
seemed beautiful and abundant to the most fastidi-
Gus To speak Of al, ls little nicities-the beaufi-
fuIness Of every thing-ead the steaming substan-
ials, under the weight Of which the table appeared
to groau, deem unnecessary, and only say it was
such Jinueras none but 'he landlady Of the Hotel
can prepare. The merry laugh, the happy faces
and sweet smiles Of he you1g ladies who were
present. contributed 10 little 10 the interest of the
occasion. 1t vas indeed brilliant dining and re-
fscted much credit upon Il Landlord Of the Hotel
and spoke volumes in bebsl. Of cur accommodating
laudlady, Mrs Lyrrl W.
STATEMENT OF BUCKS gAEE, JAN. /. 1853.