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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03
XXXVth CONGRESS-. :. Second Session.
SENATE. .wAsHrseros March 9, 1859.

SENATE....WAsHIEGTOS, March 2 1873.
MI, SEWARD explained thst, il he had been pres-
emf Al the vote on toe Naval bill, hs should have
voted sgaio.t Dir HammOnds anrod nert TO incre $50
the appropriations for the navy yards at Ne~-f ork
mr.. THOMPSON (Ky.) presented the credentials of
Lsgarus ". Posell a. nis successor.
Mr.. HUN TER called up tne miscellaneous APPro
M. SLIDELL presented the credentials Of Mr..
Ben jamn, who mas just bsea reelected to the Senate
from LeuisiaUa.
Tho bill TO carry ibto eff.ct the treaty between tte
United S;stes aud China was passed.
"A multitude OF memorials were then tabled, as
there was no tune to act upon them.
The Misoelsaeous Appropriation bill was vast taken dn 9p.
IL appIoprates for III. coast v.y, ,OOOi for
bebtbou.ss Sg27 600; for the survey Of tue public
lands, secs 600; for Washington City for various
tbiDgs s27 OOo for the Treasury bulldi g, ~ OOD
for the Post Office building, $1,000; for the Capitol
extension, $500 600 but oecoranons are to be exc
cuted until approved Of By the Art Com n,tee, for
the Botanic srdeD, $7,4OO for the iossne Hospital
ass 900; for mortgage the Government property IN
Pine sttet New IoIk, 81 go; for the Pa'ent Office
Agricultural Dspsrtmsnt 900; and for various
other thr gs about $50 900. the total amount appfo'
priated il q, 315. nOJ -,
MI, SIMMONS moved an amendment, providing
for a homo valuation imports; but, alter pro-
tIsotsd debate 10 whether 1t was IN order or not II
was loet. M
Mr.. HUNTER, from the Finance Committee,
moved as TN aueudmeot, that the President be
authorized 10 issue Treasury notes for SUOVOOOU az
6 pei cent interest.
Iris was debated at great length by Messrs
Seward Cameron, Davis and others, when the Senate
agreed to take q recess.
The senate, on TeassemblDg, went iSto Committee
OF the W hole.
Afer some further discussion, the amendment moved
by NJ Hunter, from the Finance COmuittee, for the
iseue of TeaeDry Notes for twenty mi Ons was ADOPT
ed by Yeas q; Nays 10.
YEAS hes.s Allen, Bsysrd. Benjamin Bser, Cling man
Davis Fitch 0eep, Gwu, Hoeston Hunter lVenon Joue,
Nasos SAoy Pesrce, Polk, Posh, Reid, Rice Shields s'
dell Ward and Yuiee. 49, - -,
EAYs-nessrs Broderick Cameron, CLARK, Dixon, Dooit'
us, Foot Haze, HahaD, Simmons, WILSON.
Mr.. BENJAMIN moved 10 amer d by eppr0pratDg
1850 600 to continue the work the Custom-House at
New Orleans.
Loot 10 against %.
MIR. DAVIS, from the Committee, moved an amend
mebt to appropriate $3.50 coo to complete the Wash
ipgtoD Acqusduct. ADOPTED ,,o,
TO provide that Senators all b. allowed mileage Tor
che extra session. but constructive 10 sLy case.
Afttr a piotracted discussion on various trivial
tems for furniture &c the Senate, at o'clock, no
action having been taken, adjourned.
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FROM WASHISGTON.
ONLY FOUR DAYS LEFT.

FIou Our Ss.c. Co-r,.eotseut
WAsnISGToS, Feb ., 1859.
Tie preof reader made me say the o.AeF day
that, in tie recent important Senatorial dscus'on'
Nr. Douglas njecisd he Illinois doctrines. l
wrote that be itGS. eTt,d them.
Tcere are but four days Of the season III, o-''
Is is usually the with s!ek msn dy'ns OF N
sumption great hopes ate stu er.erts!led. Il u
expected, at least, hat taElG viii be passed sna
regular losr, based thereon, authorized !! LIS
10 be scknOw lodged, however, tLJi Slr. BEN ann :
bill 10 transfer the war making power 10 the Pres
dent. and Mr.. John Shdelrs bill TO put thirty NIL,
lions in the PRESIDENTS pocket 20 begin war an1 Z
other operations with, are knocked on the mesa
most ehecually These two iayorite measures OF
the Administration lie stark and stiff IN tie QUEER
air.
II is \ MISTER of regret that the discussion on
Cuba was not carried on awhile longer. lhr4e
were some speeches behind that the kepnoHcaH,
here were very anxious 10 have made. III Was ~.
anticipated thst Mr.. Sliiell would hacS dn"h -
.oon. or some Of them. III lesst, would have tcen
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deliyerej eysu It the speakers lad beer forced TO
u.he of uBse asou bile hours. The Re ,db. ans
only wanted about two dps more, which Ma no
more than WIS absolutely Necessary Ia finish tee
debate. when they would have been perfectly Sll
ling 10 have come 10 q vote. All they asked was
time 10 sXp0uDd their views on the question. IL is
now matter Of great doubt whether Mr.. John
Slidoil and company did not uake up their mind
that tie discussion must be arrested. Every day 5
debate evidently weakened the bill and strength
ered the Republican party, till at ltpgth some OF
the Cuba speakers began openly to protest against
the eourse of rgumsnt on the Republican side.
ard to intimate that they did not expect and could
not stand it,
But both Cubs and the War Power bLl are now
overheard by common consent. The Tariff Is
the main public question left, upon which II was
expected this Congress would set. This will fol-
low in their path in due time for while the men IN
power too weak 10 carry any Affirmative mei-
sure through Congress, they are yet strong enough
to defeat every guOd legislative intention. The
Senate would step the Tariff could that measure
get through the House. And II it. or any other
benign measure is fortunate enough 10 pass both
Houses. it still has 10 pas the ordeal Of the Pres
idcuts veto. This veto power has stopped the
Agricultural College bill, a. you know; aud II VIII
stop the Hon, stead Bill should that pass the
Senate.
\. have before said, do not believe We shall
have an extra session. Me9ns VIII DC i0und Oy tue
agency Of Conference Committee at thu close, or
otherwise to pin on Loan or Treasury Note oil to
that ncst Decessary Appropriation BILL which pro-
yides for the pay of members or to some other,
and in this wsy the Administration will raise the
means TO shin through another season without going
10 protest
Ii is reported that the President has issued his
proclamation to convene the Senate at the clQse OF
Congress- to act upon toe everlasting Cass
Treaty and KINDRED topics. Oar Government has
certainly earned the reputation of making al IN.
mense ado over what seems likely 10 prove in The
enc TO be wonderfully small results. The much
yaun'ed Central American policy of our Young
America stoie,meD, will end in the very smallest
minimum Of advantages in that quarter, that were
ever conceived of by the most ldcredulOus among
those who have always distrIlsted and condemned
that policy. The relations of the two great Euro.
pean powers 10 those countries will b., at the end
of all these Case irssarri treaties precisely and
exactly that which this country VIII sustain toward
them, with the great advantage on their side OF
being regarded rs friendly powers; while we shall
enjoy the decided suspicion of being otherwise
Such is To be the rost Of the boosted assertion Of
the famous Monroe Doctrine by our WISE aad ySlor-
Gus rulers. }. ;. T..
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hos ORR SMILED WITH Raw COAL.-rhs pro-
pfie,9rs Of the Iron Mountain 10 Missouri have
succeeded In smelling TIE from the mountain stta
the bitumnOus coel that 10 mired IN the vicinity
ct St Louis The experiment IL pronounced 70 %
eHineutiy successful. The quesuJn viii no. b
whether ore shah be transported 10 the coal and tho
furnaces erected in the ni,y If ~ Louis, or the
cosl carried 10 the iron and the furnaces be baib
ard tie labor employed at the mountain.
How PR CAgE TO L0yy Wfsz.-Darng his
bo,b Pitt was very weakly sad his pbys,c,a,>
Addirgtoz Lord Sidmouths father, ordered bin -
take por. wine in large quantities. the consequezoe
was that when be grew up ne could not do ~ishooe
IT, Lofd GrenyiLe has seen han swallow botis a
port vine In tumbleius before going TO tho hoose.
HUH ,son speskig 10 a PIT said that bic hsnds
shock 70 much, thai when he hoped aimseH 70 -
Ro6rRs.
G. deoo B. Sca;th Of Bat more, Who Is toioccss -
Merriam N TO the weather, VIZ 70 LM nssSA' ~
feliicenc,1 thst there viii be nsaaons o. tas hse
durrs tie sori.g jsst opening 10 sssea a.sead a.
picp noe ~ IL Ihe Soutasfn ossses-
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Further Mexican News.

NEw-OKLEAss, Tuesday. h,Tch /, 1859.
The additional sdvioss BY the tennessee are inter-
eating.
TIE Ergl Oh ard French fleets before Vera Cruz
app.sr TO be hostile 10 Jusrez sDd are reported 20
have intercepted Ms reenorcements and in cner ways
favored MIaUOD.
Mir.moD threatens 70 ssok the oi'y. The Eagsh
ard Fierch fsets lad been spped to Tor protection
bu refuteo it, 1t was not thought however that they
will openly participate in the attack on the cIy.
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ASSEMBLY,.


Mr.. CONKLlNG presented pculcn from unn-
nell Mniun 4 Co, and others, praying ni the con
fneInort Of yesscls from Yellow Fever districts az
Quarantine, during TIE Summer mooths.
Two hours and shalf 8 time vas then occ1plei IN
car Of the House. 800
MIR HALL reported the Annual Tax bin IL I'M
poses a tax Of one MIL and one eighth of q mill.
Mr.. CONkLING reported the Annual ApPIoPi!s'
tion bil. I'm,
At the close OF lengthy session, the following bi.la
were il Introduced;
BY Mr.. CONKLING-To authorize the New Tor <
Supt rvisors 10 pass laws regulating the kiog ana
sale OF game N TIA; comfy.
BY Nj SHAW-To Incorporate the Newt OK re
nsIstory School Of Medicine for preliminary Instrnc'
ION in lueJi.ipe surgery and collateral sceoces ae
eoIpora,ors sre john Anthon, Tnos. Galaadet, john
O. BrorSOu snd Others.
By Mr.. NcLEOD-To incorporate the ancient or'
der of HibeTtians. -, ;,,..-
By Mr. G.iRDNER-To prevent local improve
rerts 10 Brooklyn, except upon petition oi maj my
a. / ,p3oy,t err On the line Of improvement
BY Mr.. TUTHILL-FiIine he enarSe iot Iee eu'
yerirepts in the papers st 10 cents ior th@ hfsi IN
sertiop ana 81 ceuis each for subsequent Insertions.
Nv M. GROVER-To authorize an elecuoe on me
18th q Inlv of delegates 10 Convention 10 hanie
Charter for the CITY If New-York.
The Hell.Gate Pilot .sw was lost, sLd hV''oH "
recorsicer was hid on tn table.
BILLS PASSED.
To create Board Of STATE Assessors.
10 cXt-IG lie exemption Ia ~. .,
To flcGs'e 'hc cspyass ~ votes iu the ec'a e''V
u,n 70 the MIMI Ssaa.e District.
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To the Associated Press
WAsHIsGToS. Wednesday, March 2, 1879.
Advioes from the African squadron up to January
IA ssy that the health Of the officers and & o.
orally good. The ID 20 after a cruise on the soath
coast had arrived at Porto pTsya short Of provlsio e.
The mail received from Santa f. brings copy OF
stIr gent laws, passed by toe Legislsiu'e OF Ne"-
Mexico, to protect properly 10 slaves, and toay pro-
hibstiDe em cipsiob 10 thst Territory.
The vessel 10 brig Lore Lyon, successor 70 Lore
Napier, TO this coontry, viii probably land mm az
Annapolis. w.
Mr. Smith OBrien to-day visited bo'h Houses oil
Congress, and was cordially received by many mem
bers.
Postmaster. General Brown, who has been suffering
from severe attack Of pneumonia, 10 10 some Ehat
improved condition today
TO Mr. Bsji,h any house Of hs that tue lstter may
.elect 10 order that Mrs Sicklss may have a home.
The galleries Of both Houses Of Congress are
densely crowded tonight, and many pers ms have
been unable 10 effect 81 entrance.
The Postm ssttT General is 10 a critical condition
from an attack Of pneum1ha and there is little if any
prospect OF ss recovery.
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BLOODY ARRAY.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, WedDt sday, Moron :, M.
An old political feud has existed for some time be-
tween Thomas ). Low Of Hawosvile, and Cicero
Maxwell Of Hartford, Ky, the prosecuting attorney
for thai district. Mr.. Low had threatened TO cow
bice Mr. Maxwell. On meeting him today while Mr..
was interrupted by Mr. Low denonucing hi in gross
" Insulting language. Mr. Maxwell and Others then
fired sevrrll sbo,s At Nh Low, w)nndiog him in the
thigh and aTm cutting Of ms thumb, aud Kidding hii
John Alondge, friend If Mr. Lows was killed, and
n Mr. Miller slot through the thigh. Mr. Low has
be en- committed 10 ia for prJtcctOa from the mob.
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Destructive Fire in Memphis.

MtMPHIs Tenn, Wednesday, March 2, I9J'.
a FIRE, last night caught in the cellar of The Egge
and EHqDi,er Office, and burnt hal; square on Main
street including The Eagle and Enquirer, .lva!aHete
Ledgtr, Ckris'ian Adcocqte, aud Presbyterian SeHt
nel ffioes; the establishment of Hutton 81 Clark,
printers; the stores Of Gekey Is Warren, Salfaus y
Srattop W. y. Hunt, N. S.lG4sn, and heinncn
B,otbers; the saloon OF Joieph Tenfel, and several
Offices The loss is stated at $3.50 Co., and tue parties
were more OF lees insured.
Tie fire wac the work or an ncendiiry.
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Lake Navigation.

BufFALO, Wednesday, March ;, l'j'.
Tie propeller Equinox Of the New.lork Central
Railroad Inc let here this morning for Cleveland snf
S,ndusky with ful load Of merchandise. There was
no ice IN sight This 10 the fist clearance Of the
season. 80 49,, -.
CLuEIASD, Wednesday, March ,, 1879. ,
Navigation Is open 20 Dcnkirk, and tie New oEk
and Ere lire Of pIopelles commenced running to-day
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The Princess Disaster.

NEw-OkILANs, tuesday, Msrch !, 81.
number OF the sufferers from the explosion of the
Princess are dying from their iojuTies Tie forward
part Of the boat was it eppesrs, blown to pieces aud
tie few sdies VITO injured il tue after part
The entire boat was tShore soon alter the explosion
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UtiCa Munictval Election.

UTICA, \. T., Wednesday, MIroh ,, I0JJ.
The resuf Of toe election FOR Mayor IS tie, though
the Democrats c4im tina. they have electei their
candidate by one to four majority. Three Republican
and four Democratic Aldermen elected. For
Supervisors, three Republicans and four Democrats
aIe cboeeD. OF the city officers, beside the Mayor,
three on escL tlcket are elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03

fI-t.t P<ttL % Z o. n l. Iiittnr
Trenton. n j., March 81 ?. n.
TIE Senate Ia, refused t. concur ia the resolve
Of the House ard 90 into Jo.ai B2l!o. for L. 8.
Senator.
we sier from this ths, the senAte, which is Demo
cratic, ~i iefoss 70 permit tie ch5,oe Of soy L. S
Senator at this Stssion. I'd.
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As,e today waited both Houses Of Congress. and
received considerable attention from SeastoTs and
Representatives.
There arc no new Developments ia relation to
the Key tragedy, Outside Of the most IDLE gossip
tsasl In such cases
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-03

ST. Lows, Wsdntscey harch 2 ISj,.
TIE st. joseph correspondent Of TIE Republican,
undsr date Of tie 2tu nit, rays that Appeal
from Platte City brrgs iuformation th,t boy AMI bis
SOD who were confined on toe chsfge Of running of
negoes, were foroby tskeDf the . last ngh, by
n mob If three huuorea NEE. aod hug. Toe rea-on
sgt.d is that the Coart wolld acqnit tie p1souer,
on the round that no; the proper district to try
them in.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, March ., 1889.

SENATE. ALBANY, March ., 1889.
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
To exempt the premium notes of Insurance Com.
yaues from taxation.
To Increase the capacity Of the canals.
The folosipg bills we're reported iavofaoly;
The Canal Appropriation bull. Mr. MAtHEk one
| of The Committee, protected against tho report.
To regulate the rates OF wharfage in Neg York city.
Mr.. SLOAN, one Of the Committee, dissented from
! the report. ,
Mr. MATIIER moved 10 lay the report on the
table Carried.
Mr. AMES reported against the bill for the repeal
of the act for the removal Of Quarantine. Report laid
ON the table.
Mir. WHEELER, on a question Of privilege stated
that the expenses OF the albany Bridge investigating
COInmittoe would not be over s!,500. lie denied MI
Brauoreth statement ade yesterday, that the eX'
penses would be SIS 0o0 and declared that important
witnesses would soon be examined.
Mr.. OWEN also rose TO question OF privilege,
and presented commune from the Serge intat-
Arns, stating that Mr. O. b. Wheeler had told him
that the Republican Senators accused nm OF behS
rotten and corrupt at heart.
Mr. o. Is. WHEELER made an explanation aud
the matter dropped
Mr.. ELY gave notice Of bill to facilitate bank ez-
charges.
To exempt prem notes of insurance companies
by Mr.. EIY-To charter the New-York Bay Steam
| boat Company.
Amorg other appropriations are for stationery for
the Legislature $l2 OJ0 for stationery for the public
offices. SUI; for State printing, SJJUO, ami Tor
state Prisons, s2jO,OO0. The charitable institutions
pet as follows: New-York Hospital 81, 800; DEAF
and Dumb Asylum, SIS 600; Is ud Asylum - 900;
Houte Of Refuge, $4,000; Ioiot Asylum sIJ,OJOi
Asy lam for Juyene DeliDquepts, $4,000.
EVENING SESSION.
The question fprivilsge respecting the charges al
Legged by Mr.. o. i. Wheeler TO have been ina e by
Mi W AWheeler against the Sergssnt'at- Arms, ives
called up.
Mr. VI. A Wheeler denied having ever stated II
any person that the Sergeant stArms was corrupt lie
had never uttered sny complain, against thst OIL 'eT,
except On occasion when, heaIipg he had taken
some brandy into Commlttecroop, be had blamed
him for IT, lie then msde an .IelaGstiuo, thit tle
trs1dy ives sent for by counsel before the Commit.
tee Who wss unwel.
Resolutions were adopted declarirc that Charge
se6n,t the Sergeant al AIMS existed ard exonerang
Mr. w a Wheeler from having made aly such
charges.
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MunicipaI Election i'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, "Wednesday, MLth :, -:
The Municipal election Yesterday ras.ed oil quietly.
The entire Re publican ticket eec al " an average
majority Vi Goo THO Council stands keplolc ans,
II, Democrats, e.. Tie total vote cast vas a'ou-
1890.
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SAyED.-0fiicer No ing Of toe Fourth Ward ssvsA
smsn from drowning at James slip, on Tuesday, nigh
Officer NcAitsur saved mar, at Roosevelt strost.
y.steidsy morning.
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The Iiartuns Murder.

AIEASI, "Wednesday, &c -, ~
The Supreme Court hss denied Mrf. lllrtuue neH
tnal. Tie day OF s. Llcuce has not been hxcd.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

ST. LOUIS, "Wednesday March =, 1853
st. joseph papers of tie 2Sth t. aud st inst. are
received but they contain nonDg reference to the
bsigpg Of boy ard els son a; Platte CITY By mob
The story is, doubIle.-, an unniLga hOlN
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-30
Latest from Charlestown.

CaALEsTowN, Nov &c.
All is now comparatively quiet. We have
exciting rumors occasionally, but we are getting
used to them--they have been 50 numerous
that if genuine attack were to be made the
people would be likely to consider it hoax
The howitzer company of Richmond, who re-
turned with Gov. Wise, arrived here TO- day
Governor Wise processes to have received in
formation after his return which induced him
to send them back The barns of Thos. H.
Mills was set on fire yesterday and destroy
ed-loss $1,000
WHEELING, Nov. 26.--Iu accordance with an
ordc. from the Adjutant General Of the State,
the Virginia State Fencibles and Wheeling Ri
lemen, LETT here this morning en- route for
Charleston. A company of % volunteers, un-
der Colonel Wheat, will leave tomorrow (Sun-
day) morning.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 9Th. "A steamer arrived
from Norfolk, with two companies Of troops.--
One hundred and seventy men will 20 on to
ChareStown by special train, to o,night Two
companies (lo0 men) left Charlestown to day,
for Wheeling, to guard the Ohio line. The
Virginia Cadets, and over one hundred volun-
teers numbering in all over two hundred men,
went up in SPECIAL train this afternoon. These
reinforcements will make the force at Charles
tewn over one thousand men. They are quar-
tered In the Court House and churches. Every
car that passes through is seaehed for armed
men at the stoppin4 places in Virginia.
What new information has been received has
not transpired. There seems, however. to be
determination to keep up the panic The mil
itary movement it is said, grows out of a
confident belief that an attack will lie made
tonight. 1t is said that Gov. Wise and Mr..
Hunter profess to have received information
nat an attack will be made tonight. Compa-
sies from all parts OF the State have rendered
heir services to the Governor Also four COM
,anies from Georgia, and one from North Car
alma. The services of the latter have been dc
elined.
The citizens Of Rockingham county have ten
dered 100 mounted men to proceed to any point
the Governor may require them.
The Richmond Dispatch urges the people o
Virginia to stay away from the execution II
says that visitors from other States, if they are
permitted to be present at all, will be assignee
position where they can do no mischief
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-11-30

REVELATIONS OF HIaH LIFE E-REvELArIoNs
OF PoLrrIcAL L1FE!--Cincinhati has recently
conferred upon the lovers Of personal gossip
and scandal two publications, SO equally balan
ced in point Of merit, literary and artistic, that
the scissors OF Hudibras could hardly sever and
divide the hair's-breadth distinction between
them.
One Of these works purports to be the Secret
History of the Upper Tendon of Cincinnati, as
givon by "a colored LADY, who had acted in the
capacity Of hair. dresser to the matrons grave
and matrons fair Of that renowned metropolis.
The other processes to be the Secret History
Of Mr.. Buchanans Administration, as furnish
cd by a mad cap, anxious to divide with ''the
cGlored lady" the honors OF revealing what he
happened to gather during his brief intercourse
with good company.
The hair dresser's revelation is, decidedly,
more pigudnt and better written, and altogeth-
er more interesting and more valuable, than
what her competitor in the same line of "Sen-
sation" has ventured to put forth : Wash. Con-
StjtptiOn