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New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-09
Deficiency In foreign exports In ID
.ith the previous weeks:

Tie Money market at Phiadelphis Is steady Too
supply is much greater than tho demand, but the rates
are firmly maintained at about v cent for good
eommer ercal peper and for inienor grade. the rates
range from y cent upward TO -.
Al New. Orleans, on the Let " Jane-we quOts Tie
Picoyunes
Tie discount mark Il eontin les TO harden and prms
long dated poper which in April wen, down freely a.
"a, cannot nov be passed better than cent AZ
thls figure negotiations were effected THE morn
ing and Of rhort-dated signatures NJ in Bank thess
is an active demand for money and the discount Inc
II ne eary every institution is full.
The exchange market was slaggsh, bnt generally
ubaltered. Sterling rules al lU'i a ilOt TOT cisas
raDe-, and at l0g dlO9i for bill Of lading drafts.
fIaLcs dI2l d06t. Sixty day tIls On New-fok
Idli v cent discount. Sight Iai cent premiam.
The apneled table gives the aggregate compare
tive figures Of tweaty-two railroads IL 'he oh''s'
States for 1857 and 1853;
g,eip..per Ne saruias, CO, ffss! ceasof Whole o.
ue 5irosa per nis 'f Ps, 0s Htf psf sss... .n
'''A' '''' ~ '-- me- nc lss. "a.
I:,7...':,. ~: :,es 3 'laaa 'alssa iss ss si n $ss
showing tbst although the receipts decressed during
the year 1873 from what they were in 1857, yet the
net income has increased.
ina Saadn,ky Regis,sr he's tie annexed article
upo. the card Of the PIesient Of the Cleveland sod
Tolsdo road
AZ stated in our last. TIVE NEw-YoRx TRrsrsy Of
:he 9Th contains card from the Presideut Of this
Company which, among other things. declares that
no suits have been commenced against Il 10 bsbslf OF
any of the towns along the northern divisos o. in
rosd At the moInen, If going 20 press we hsd t1s'
ooy TO express our utter astonlshuent al such So
ment, and 70 deny it, truth. We now deem if . dnty
.hieh se cw. % ,hs s,ehhd.s taas .eass y = 1 ~ s
d~csyed 70 Teshsm that denial And nesp~1fas 60 sfs
TssTElsgsE, which been nAds The ystie Of a> s'P
reseri.r,op 70 By r,pabshl1s ti. r.N nsis
We L1>s cou~cs0rr has oead esvs n.s@oes -
PEssdsn, o ventur, such stssnsHt 1nees - - ~ .-.s
from the so~thodsn ol The cs,ses 80 .n
uspafemer have rendered acst yAosiss ~ socs ~ o.
one II tbs fnss. rssosds m IN Wss me ssassotsse
could b., kDov and sndssxrd ne nca'ss M - -
sae riv. s,ss. II. propI remedy osAs "a e. . :! ssg
~ ,ppet a. The snnaA election st hand. sod ths "s
~ ~ .,s b. pse-d ueoa psosp~soas sna psytns fcosaS k
1as..A ss kSewa :hzt - Cs@Ipy ssYs !Hs no8-sS y
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-09

MALICIOUS MIscHITF.-A lad named Thomas Jones,
was caught yesterday in the act Of scratching the
plate glass window Of the store OF Mr.. H. Waldston,
No. i5l Broadway, damaging it about $40. 1t was
ascertaned that he had been playing the same mis-
cbievous pranks with several other costly windows
on the west eide of Broadway, damaging them very
seriously Justice Osborn discharged the boy with
reprimand his friends being able and willing to repair
the damage.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-09

fAdyeT;sen:en;l
Why feel your way into business in doubt aud
sncertnrty wbu PHhsSoI oSic EXAMINATION by FoSLTs
ws.Is No s Brsdwsy viii pint out tsleas eetrs.s sd
tss Psnss " k..b ye2 MI s.s. s.s.s.5l
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-09

aC'ioaO Of prOmnsst Lousss in rsasias to sceept
bile dawn against sugsr.
Tie following is tie uank movement Of the toas
plnollsl e.'ies A. shown hx ther isst stten.ent
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-09

lAdve,tsenentI
BRADY's GALLERIES.
PHoroeIsrAs,
ANssoryrSs DAcgBxssoTyYTs.
Ne. SO ard esS Broadway Nsw.YOsk and No So feos'
sylvanis-sv Ms,hinStcn, d. C.
Pciuss q all descriptions copied In every style Of the AZ:
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-09

Tur PUsIIC SCuooIs.-The total plumber 0i
-,oo a. P,bEc School for the month Of May "a' sli
sV,rsse a,tepdsce 7Ol Public School No lgsi average
,a.ndance 7lS Co.ored, 81 average attendance -
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-09

TrNPrRAyCr MovENEvT-Severa OF the Copgre-
.a,ors injected with hv CbUche Of jersey City arr ccl
ls pettious for s,guslures BE- presented 70 the Co
unc s,kus them 10 adopt suppress he sale OF
fu;o1ics;rs dTuks q the SIbbs;h-
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| DESPERATE ASSA ULT on OFFTCERS-SER-
GEANT HAND or THE EASTERN DIS
{ TRICT POLICE TERRIBLY BEA TEN.
Between eleven and twelve o'clock on Monday
night serious riot took place in dance house on
Mlliman street between Mount and Madison streets
in quelling which, Sergeant Hand of the Eastern
District was seriously injured The house was for
meriy stable, was afterwards occupied as a car
penter shop, and is now used as n drinking and
dance house, where the depraved of both sexes fire.
quently meet. During the dance on Monday nipht
the bar-keeper came out of the building and in
formed Sergeant Hand that he had been
assaulted, and desired to have the party who com
mitted the offence removed from the buildinr
Sergt Hand entered for that purpose, when he
was set upon By number of men, knocked down
tramped and beaten terribly. Officer Durkee OBJ
serving through the window the assault on Hand
attempted to enter at the door, but found it barred
when he jumped through the window into the ROOM
to the assistance of the Sergeant. Several men
made an attack him, one of whom named
Sprow, caught Durkee by the throat when the
officer struck him a severe blow on the head
which caused him to release his grasp. By
this time Sergt Hand had regained his feet and
drawing his revolver he fired at one of the rioters
but his arm struck up the moment the trigger
was pulled and the ball missed its mark Other
officers were attracted to the of the riot and
the following parties were arrested: Isaiah alias
Bud Eggleston, John Sprowl Charles johnson,
Richard Stansberry, and Alex. Levy. They were
taken to the Eastern District police station and
yesterday morning they were arraigned before
Mayor Swami, together with Crab Ashby, who
was also charged with being one of the rioters
After hearing the evidence and enquiring into
the condition of Sergeant Hand who is confined to
bed by his injuries,l the Mayor said he would de-
mand $1,000 bail in each case for Court When
the Mayor stated the amount of bail, Sprowl who
was sitting on the lounge with his head tied up
from wound which officer Durkee gave with his
pistol, exclaimed "My God Almighty" and then
laughed Mayor Swami ordered the officers to
take Sprow into custody, when the latter said every
well, I'll 60 anywhere" and then turning to the
Mayor said, 81 bid you a good evening"
All the party were sent to Jail in default of Sc
curity.
William Alexander, Esq, appeared yesterday in
the Criminal Court on behalf of the prisoners and
asked the Court to fix the amount of BAIL The
Judge demanded 81 900, on which Mr.. Alexander
asked if it could be given in the Clerks office, to
which the Judge replied ''no" saying that it must
be given in open Court The parties are still in
prison.
At a late hour yesterday afternoon Robert Crop
was arrested in the Western section of the city by
officers Handy and Brooks, on the charge of being
engaged in the assault Sergeant Hand John
Suter was also arrested yesterday evening by Cap
tain Mitchell, on the same charge. They were both
locked up for an examination this morning.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
Arrival of the Circassian
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
THE GREAT EASTER


ST. JOINS, Sept. 27.-The steamer Circassiar
from Galway, en- route for New York, arrived here
yesterday, with dates to the 18th inst
| The departure of the Great Eastern had been de-
| layed to October Goth.
AT the last accounts from Zurich there was moth
| ing doing.
| 1t was reported that the Empress Eugene and
| the Princess ClOtilde, were both encicnte
! The King of Sardinia had received deputations
! from the National Assemblies ofModena and Parma,
! touching annexation. The King expressed his ac-
quiescence, and promised to urge the matter before
the great powers, expressing the hope that Europe
! having recognized the right OF nations to form
their constitutions, will not deny it to Italy.
| The continued military movements in Italy indi-
cate that the Italians had determined to rely on
| themselves. 1t asserted also that France had
nearly 600 troops in Italy.
| The Spanish expedition to Morocco had been
| fixed at $4,000 troops. The transports for the
| troops were all ready.
The Circassian experienced heavy weather. She
saw the steamer Asia on Saturday afternoon to the
southwark. She brings three hundred passengers.
| Mr.. Brunei, the designer of the steamer Great
Eastern, has died of paralysis.
Troops have been ordered by the British Govern
ment to proceed from India to China TO vigorously
prosecute the war.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL CoTTON MARKET.-Sales of the week 45 900
bales. All qualities have slightly declined Inferior
qualities have declined I'd The market closed dull.
The sales of Friday estimated 1000 bales ncud-
The market is quoted quiet as follows New Orleans
fair Sd; Mobile fair I'D Middng 6Bd; Uplands fair
7&d.; middlng sd.
Stock in port 61s,ooo bales, including 51 500 bales
American cotton.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MAEKET.-The market closed
with an advancing tendency. All qualities have slightly
advanced. Flour and Wheat firm at advance of la
I'd for the latter since Tuesday. Corn also firm ad
vance of 6d. (d2s. per quarter.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET.-The market is steady.
Beef quiet. Pork steady, but firm. Bacon dull and quo
tations nominal Lard is dull at SIS
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-Sugar steady; Coffee
firm Rice dull
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Consols 95E@9jG. The
market for money closed slightly easier.
HAyRE MARKET-Cotton-New Orleans tres ordinaire
12 f Sales of the week 500 bales the market closing
dull.
THE LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday afternoon-Cotton closed steady.
Sales of to-day estimated coo bales Breadsus
steady. Provisions close dull
LONDON, Saturday noon.-Consols 95%G95A
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published in the Exchanged went to show that the
accused opened and read letter in the store where
the POstotfice was kept but did not prove that it
had been taken from among letters already mailed
in keeping of the Government
The Court instructed the Jury, that in order to
convict under the indictment, they must be of the
opinion that the letter was in the custody of the
Government at the time, and that the accused had
then distracted it.
The case was argued by counsel on both sides.
and the Jury after short absence returned YER
dict Of not guilty.
There is another indictment pending against the
prisoner for similar offence, which will be tried
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MOnstarp an6 Gomnrtrtial 8ebiebo.

BALTIMORE, September 81, 1859.
There larger business Stocks today than
there has been for days past but the transactions
nevertheless heavy aggregate value of the
sales at the Board being little less than 100000 The
leading fancy baltimore and Ohio Railroad) was little
better than yesterday but for Northern Central do
the market was rather weaker. OF Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad there 425 shares SO sellers option
and 20 days at 9H $50 at sellers option 60 days at
and 25 at buyers option GO days at $685. 1t closed regu
lar way at SOY bid S59H asked The sales Of Northern
Central Railway add up 400 shares lot of 100 shares
sold at the opening at $2O buyer 60 days this figure
ing decline of p the price paid yesterday, but
sequenty advanced Z 800 shares being sold S2O4
buyer 60 days There sales made regular way but
it closed at $40 bid SOY asked There inquiry at
the Board to-day for Northwestern Virginia unendorsed
third mortgage bonds sales were made of 81 900
2lH seller 60 days and S 500 at the same figure buyer GO
days We note also sale of 81 900 Northwestern Virginia
first mortgage bonds at 92T. There nothing done in
Baltimore and Ohio, Northern Central Railway bonds.
Baltimore and Ohio 1855 closed at So bid SAN asked,
and Northern Central 1855 at G7S bid, 674 asked
Northwestern Virginia bonds closed at 90 bid for first
mortgage 67 bid for second do 65 bid for endorsed third
do and 2l bid for unendorsed do. sale of $500 Ba
City 1890 6s made to-day at 9S4, which is de
cline of the price bid for them yesterday City 6s
closed at 90 bid 994 asked for 1865 and 9S bid 90
asked 1s9Os the latter exdvidend. Bank stocks
very firm, but there is very little doing in them.
The New York Stock market considerably weaker
to-day than yesterday and nearly all the stocks the
list fell off in price. Virginia 6s declined M Missouri 6s
II Erie \ New York Central IS; Reading q; Cleveland
and Toledo IS; Rock Island y: Harlem S and Galena and
Chicago per cent Illinois Central bonds, which was
the only stock the list which improved advanced 4
per cent Canton, Michigan Southern, and Michigan
Southern guaranteed all closed at yesterdays figures
SALES At THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
TUESDAY, September 27, 1859
$500 Balt sold 80. opg ssh 800 sls. NCRR b60 2O1
1000 n W. Va RR Rbds., 200 sIls. g. 80 RR $50. 59!d
lst IN. .92k IS :" 50 sl5. 5gl3
125OO Sd m, bG0. .2Il4l % '' $50. .59l3
1909 g g Sd m, $50. .20leI $50 9 $50. .591l
Slls nf Ralt Ea5I
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

ARREST OF John SNYDER TIE ALLEGED MUIR.
DERER.-John Snyder the person charged with the
murder of the French sailor Jean Maria Cabaret
which occurred in dance house on the Causeway
some weeks since, was arrested in CatawiSsa, Penn
sylvania, on Sunday last, by Lieut.. Carmichael and
Sergt. Cook, and brought to this city yesterday
On the night of the murder Snyder fled from the
city and his whereabouts was unknown, until few
days since, when Lieut. Carmichael heard ofhis being
in the locality where he arrested. On Saturday
afternoon, the Lieutenant and Sergt. Cook left the
city by the Northern Central Railway and arrived
in CatawisSa on Sunday at ii o'clock. On getting
Oft the cars the two officers parted and entered the
town in different directions. As Lieut.. Carmichael
passed down he saw Snyder carrying bucket OF
water into dwelling, and Snyder observing the
Lieutenant recognized him, and passing through
the house. went out the front door and attempted
to make his escape by flight but the Lieutenant
made immediate pursuit, and as Snyder ran he met
Sergt. Cook. That officer on recognizing SNYDER
drew his revolver, when the latter turned and ran
in another direction, but was soon overtaken. A
reward of $500 was offered by the Mayor for the
arrest OF Snyder
ACCIDENT.--Y Yesterday sailor on board the
French ship Vile de Dieppe was quite severely
injured, while standing the deck Of the ship, by
block which fell from the main top mast. II
struck him on the right shoulder, infcting very
severe wound, but did not break any bones.
DR.. Baer of the Marine Hospital attended him.
DIsCHARGED.-Joseph Bohnlein, whose arrest was
noticed yesterday, charged with striking Il man
named Gerhart Munich with an iron bar, had a
further examination before Justice Boyd Yesterday
which resulted in his discharge, there being evi
dence to convict him.
CoRREcrroN.-The name of the Reform candidate
for Council in the 7th ward is Geo. S. Bandell in
stead of Geo Il. Bandell, as enormously printed
heretofore
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The PennsyIyenta State Fair

THILADELPHIA, Sept. Zl.-Fne State Falf now IN
progress at this city has been well attended to day,
considering it was the opening day. 1t is held at
the place where the United States Fair was held a
few years ago, and the arrangements are about the
exhibition. There also splendid specimens of
cattle, and some fine full-blooded horses. The
steam and hand fire engine trial commences to-
morrow. Baltimore Fire Company, No. Z, have
Just signified their intention to participate with
their steam engine which is expected to arrive to-
morrow evening. The steam engines will play on
Thursday.
The city is crowded, and every train is bringing
large additions
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MONTREAL, Sept 2.-The cricket match stands
thus:ICanadians, tn first innings So; second innings
43, with four wickets yet to go down. Englands'
first innings III.
SECOND DESPATCH
MONTREAL, Sept. 27.-The contest between the
English and Canadian cricket players was resumed
to-day-Ellis joining Smith, who was in last night.
Smith was bowed by Parr for seventeen runs. got
by very pretty play. The total of the Canada
players second innings is 63, leaving the eleven
English players 80 runs to get to win, which were
obtained with the loss of two wickats
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Later from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 27.-Dates from Tampico tc
preparing to leave with reinforcements for the in
terror. The Liberal army now numbers 000
men. Nothing is said of General Degolado'>
movement. General Woll had defeated the Lib
erals near Leon. General Miramon was expected
before San Luis Potosi
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POLICE IYTELLIG ENCE,

William Corsey, colored, was arrested yesterday
on the charge of assaulting and beating c. Carpen-
ter Committed for court by Justice Spies.
George Brunt was arrested by officer Woodland,
on the charge of assaulting and beating MIR. Ge-
ariger. Committed for court by Justice Showacre.
John Hannigan, on the charge of assaulting and
beating Mary Harker committed for court by
Justice Showacre.
Charles Pitt had the usual fine imposed on him
yesterday by Justice Boyd for violating health
ordinance.
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FOREIGN.

TRINIDAD Brig Lady Of The Lake.
65l bbls super flour so half bbs do. do 81 bbs
meal 100 bbs of bread so boxes of candles bags
corn hams 225 pkgs. lard hhds of tobacco so
half bbls. beef 1000 feet of lumber.
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The Cify ofRaIffmOre

The City of Baltimore announced
New Y YoEK. Sept 27.-The steamer City of Balt
more with Liverpool dates of the 18th inst. ha:
been signalled Her advices were telegraphed from
Goua Roca
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G5rOteties, gtquors, at.
l.. A. WAKEFIELD,

G<rEeaiisld l.. A. WAKEFIELD,
E9HM TEA DEALER IND GROCER,
IlMEM lEB 25i WEST FAY ErTE STREET, corner Pine,
Oilers TO the trade fine TEAS, SPICES, WINES, LIQUORS.
TOBACCOS and CIGARS An examination of his samples
by the city and country Merchants respectfully solicited
they will find it greatly to their advantage to buy of him,
hew supply prime fresh GROCERIES cheap as the same
class Of goods can be purchased in the city Goods delivered
free s76mr
DRINCE IMPERIAL CHAMPA GNE WINE
received invoice Of this superior Wine, in quarts
pints and half pntS, for sale Wholesale and retail by
GEO. HOLLINS,
oo IA North Charles street.
sI9lOIf corner Fayette.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA.-Something
1Anice, just received by GREEN & YOE,
J2l-lfr So Baltimore street
r ONDON BROWN STOUT AND SCOTCH
AAAI.EjuSt received by GREEN & YOE,
2l-ttr SS Baltimore street
culver SPRING FLOUR.-Family, Extra and
OSuper for saehy the manufacturers, JOHNS ROGERS,
No q Commerce street jy21 tfr
DRIME CIGARS.-3O, 600 Maryland Club CT
gars, and superior quality of tobacco sale
wholesale and retalby GEO. HOLLINS,
sol Pm corner Charles and Fayette SITS
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.-50 cases Wor
w cesterhre Sauce quarts, pnts half pnts gallon
just received ship eSper For sale
suit purchasers. p TIEREAN Il SON. Importers North
Charles street. e2tf
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

cts, and Ohio do at 2Sd2sk cts. We sale to day
of SO bbs Country Whiskey in inferior packages at q
ntr 1rnlln
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

NEW YORK.-Stedmer locust Point
pkgs. wine, VIM. 7. Walters & Co.; so do. do. c. F
Myers Bro; 500 do merchandise, B. and O. r R.; 20
do. do, sundrY nersons.
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Perlege porcorum pulcherrima prplia, potc
Pntandn Enteris nlacidan 1,rnfnrrn nnnSin

OF course the battle described is imaginary, like
the War of the Cranes and Pigmies the Battle of
the Frogs and Mice. If the poet had lived in our
day, he might have immortazed himselfas the poe t
of the great battle of the pigstes which the police
can conceive ofnothing but German patience and
labor capable of producing such prodigy of allit-
Grafton as the poem in question
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LAMENTABLE CUNNING AcCIDENT.-Messrs. Saml.
Clifton and Sherwood Denton, of Franklin county,
IN. e.. being cunning in company on Saturday
the 18th instant. started rabbit, and separating
with bushes, that the game might not escape them.
Shortly afterwards Mr.. Clifton caught sight of the
rabbit and fired his gun at it. Immediately after
he had fired, Mr.. Denton, whose position on the
opposite side of the stream was obscured from Mr..
clifton by the density of the brushwood, called to
Mr.. G. and told him that he had shot him. Mr.. C.
FASTENED to his friend, when he found that one shot
had pierced his left breast in the region of the
heart, and another had taken effect in one of his
must have been considerable distance apart. Mr.
ID. died in about fifteen minutes after receiving the
wound.
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HORRIBLE MURDER.-A frightful murder was
committed at Manchester, N. H., last FRIDAY A
woman named Bridget Riley, about 25 years of
age, was found dead under shed in the lower
part of the city, her head cut and bruised, her
throat ehoked and her body greatly disfgured A
despatch to the Boston papers, gives the following
particulars:
This woman has boarded at respectable house
on the Amoskeag Corporation for the past five
weeks, and worked for the Amoskeag Mills. She
was turned away from her boarding place last
Tuesday for being drunk. On Wednesday night
she slept in the lockup, and was let out yesterday
afternoon. She told at her boardng-house that
she had been married, that her husband, by whom
she had two children, had been dead four years
that one of her children was dead and the other
lived with her husbands friends in Providence.
The Mayor had her body carried to the station
house, and W. Ia. Lane, justice, in the absence of
coroner. has summoned a jnry of inquest, who
commenced their labors at 10 oclock this forenoon
This woman gave her name to the officers as
Rosanna Howard. She has many aliases. She
worked for three years at the Stark Mills for G. c.
Gilmore, and called her name Maria Royal. No
clue to the murderer has yet been found.
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Letters from Geneva, Switzerland, announce the
arrival in that city of one of the fayorite Sultanas
of Abdul Medjid and musician, with whom she
eloped. The Sultana has the odd name of Sarsa-
fras. She is young and beautiful Circassian, who
lately was in the harem Of the Sultan. She was
much priced, and was covered with presents. As
she had charming voice, she took singing lessons
from director of the music of the palace an Italian
named Guatelli. One day, when out driving, she
entered house leading to the Bosphorus aid dis
appeared with the musician, not forgetting the dia-
the munifcence of Abdul Medjid. He was soreiy
cut by her ingratitude. Perhaps she, whom he
called the pearl of the seragio, will appear
time upon the boards of the French or Italian
opera.