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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10
City Intelligence.

Tim DEATn or C4LxB o, HAIsIEAp Tho Clearing House
Association Of this city convened yesterday TO take &C
too in regard 10 the docease OF Caleb Halsead, Esq
late President OF tie Manhattan Bank Mr. Thomas Ties
ton President OF the Pbenx Bank, made few remarks,
IN which he expressed the coincidence OF the association
with the relatives and friends OF the deceased and gave
a short history Of Mr. Halsteads connection with
mercia affairs during the past twenty i've years Aeesrs
Gaatin Sunneu and Coe appointed committee to
draft resolutions and during their absence for that pur
pose Mr.. John Earl Williams, President OF the Aeropo
tan Bank made brief address appropriate TO the occa
sasion. The committee reported the following resolu
tons, which were adopted
Prssasni q the MAJ Company respect,
ed nhshly esteemed friend I'D a.socs who has oog
and sterling integrity merchant ant bank ocer; aud
member who xcep. for the part has been prominent
member o. o. me ssocs,on since me orgsnlzs
.incs, elected chairman Of the association for
.s the Ss
Rssaysa That The msmssIs q H.. ss.o.Ian yin aqi IN
ehsrmsn BY s n.s nei', is fune "a
family Of deceased signed BY and secretary
he e meet let pg then adjourned.
The LIBRARY WOMEN 1t has been asked r,peated.
ly sinoe the opening Of this library, her gentlemen
entirely excluded The rules forbid that gentlemen
should lounge in the read there but any gen
tleman accompanying lady or ladies', any ap.
plying for Information In regard TO the library will be
admitted Mt once and courteousy received rho insttu
tion 10 visited daily by numbers OF ladies accompanied
by gentlemen and subscriptions rapidly taken. The
entrance 10 the library through the main door OF the
University directly opposite Washington Parade Ground
FIRE IN WEST THIRTY SECOND SrREEr.-Botween one and
two o'clock Tuesday morning IRE broke out In frame
stable No. 325 West Thirty second street, owned and
occupied by John Manning Two horses belonging Mr..
Manning were In the stable one was got out paddy
burned the other burned 10 death. Loss estimated
at about 5000. No insurance II is supposed TO have
been an incendiary IRE.
FIRE IN FssHx STREET Yesterday morning between ten
and eleven O'Clock fire broxe out In carpenter shop in
the Of 16b Essex street, occupied by henry Echer
Tho flames extended ~ the part of frame dwelling
the lot and also considerably damaged the side
Of frame weling the adjoining lot No. 1871 The
carpenter shop entirely destroyed Loss abou. $780,
No insurance James DeKempel, the occupant Of the
nure No Insurance. Vim. huss occupant OF No l67
about $50 damage by water Insured for 5000 The
building No los liz owned by Valentine Benner Damage
about 1900 Insured In the Stuyvesant Insurance Com
pan The building No. 1877 Ia owned by Jacob Vetter.
Damage about 500 Insured for $500 Pacific Insurance
Company. The front building of No. 167 is occupied
the nrtt floor by Martin Dexheimer a. bakery. Stock
and basement damaged about $50 Insured for 81 0O0
the Germania Insurance Company. The IRE originated
from n Ere in The used heating glue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

FLr,r Result or STAINING AFFRAY-Information was
received at the coroners OH yesterday the effect that
Michael Haley, the man who was stabbed by some I'M
known at the OF Walker and Centre streets
Sunday morning, had died At the New York Hospital
from the effect OF his Injuries Coroner 0keefe nvee
tgang the matter found that deceased had been the
grocery store OF Spring and Mott streets, few
moments before he stabbed and that he had quar-
rel there relative 70 the payment OF some drinks De-
ceed elected from the grocery store, and reach
ing theHdewak he attacked by number OF persons
Of whom stabbed him. The examination OF the wit
postponed until ten O'Clock this morning. when
hoped some clue may be Afforded 70 the perpetrator
OF the murder.
RAILROAD ACCOMPLISHMENTS Miller, . young
about eighteen years Of age, residing No. % Ludlow
street. at the Of spriag street aud
the Bowery on Monday, by one Of the Fourth Avenue
Railroad cars and severely injured that he led jester
day Ut the New York Hospital In consequence Coroner
0Keefe notified 10 bold inquest, but In conse
qucnce Of the attendance Of the Witnesses he was
obliged TO postpone the case until to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10

RAILROAD wAR N YHp WEST - The composition between
the several railroad and steamboat lines the Chicago
has again eliminated IN an open war Rates or rc were
yesterday put Town 70 the absurd figure Of 6ve dollars
and half for 0rst class passage from Chicago 70 - PAUL
which Ia less than q cent mile. while from " raul 70
Chlcslo the passenger make bis own terms, being
taken FOR three dollars for nothing, ~ be chooses.
The steamers tarxe moth ing from S Paul ~ Dunleh
10 the other railroad torn tho river In such Amt
this the or gest purse generally wns BIT TOE victory
vre1 gained seaersly cosa more tGs1 y ocnS ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-10
THE VERY LATEST
THE OHIO ELECTION.

Curtins majority viii range from 10 600 to 15 900 HI
election s conceded.
, 1860-12-05

One of our Commission Merchants re-
cciycd an order yesterday from Il Memphis
House, said to lie one Of the strongest in
the entire South, for onc thousand barrels
If -four and five hundred barrels ii pro-
visions, with instructions to draw On the
Memphis house Ut sixty days. The Ciica-
20 merchant was quite willing III fill the
order, provided the Memphis paper could
lie negotiated. Making the round Of thu
principal banks Of the city, hc fund that
this could not he done at any rate Of dis
count, and he had no alternative but to
write 10 tho Memphis house that the only
condition on which lie could fill the order
would bc for cash in hand. The Southern
people cannot live without eating, and they
urc fast learning the only terms on which
'ilcy can supply their wants in this re-
Epcct
, 1860-12-05

TIE FINE TEsTEHpAT.-An alarm was ciycn
about two r. IL, yesterday, caused By the COM
bustion of some slaves In the drying room Of
the estabishm ent Of j. 3. Eames, in the rear
Of No. 5o4 State street, corner Of Taylor. There
WIS more smo kc than fame, and pallfull Of
snow extinguiahed 1t before the arrival OF the
steamers. Loss about one thousand staycs.
valued at so.o0-and to tho city $50, tho co.t
Of getting cut the Department.
, 1860-12-05

ers Kerosene At retail at small advance over cost;
therefore consumers that wish to be sure and get
the best Kerosene made in the United States at tho
price Of the second quality. will do well to bring
their cans to the Lamp and OH Emporium, III
South C1Ark street. dr+1ut
, 1860-12-05

g" II is Il Cs.'t worthy Of note tia: ous O!
s9ra hradrd and fighy-oac Sou!!, Ca7ol;nias,h
>ct down III The l'luc 'aoH as TccciptinS the
United States ,ay rolls fo. different services,
only ai"e l:aye resigned, and these resign 10
take effect on the fuurt:l OF March next.
, 1860-12-05

Acc1DESr.-stcplcn Hyde, an employee Of
tue Galcna and Chicago Union Railroad, wills
run over and killed 1T Lane station, on Thurs
day, So we learn from the Lane Leader.
, 1860-12-05

D Z D.
On Tue sdAy morning. Dec. ;ts MAI:T :fo0i:E, wife
Of John &. Williams.
her late residence. No Il; jackson k:rret
,taEc!A.a, Mass I'D uls, Of Paralysis. Hrs ELIZA.
~ Lena Sten!,en.on .;.,nnty. III: Nor ztt. lse,.
ley. MTNsnS 9. GAYLOl:u. ascd 7; years. formerly
cf E7ouN, lo9hty, NY.
AtWaI,sa i: On F.taay; the soth nlt. ABBEY
!honas =. ;fuote anil r!drtt iautteE 0! uoa. Nathan
NJ Wheaton
, 1860-12-05

the closc Of the testimony the complainallt's
counsel by permission introduced the dcl'osi-
ton Of Mrs. H. Thompson Of Chicago, sus-
timing the testimony Of Mrs. Mathcr Here
the evidence on both sides finally closed.
There arc, as already stated iu previous re-
port, eix counsel to speak, three Oh each side.
Without any stipulated limit Of time each shall
occupy, it is understood that each will r.
quire about half days session, or two. zach
dny, bringing them to 4 close on Friday, CIV
ing Saturday to tic Court and jury.
, 1860-12-05

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sentence or Adam E1aEemnnn.
iAc jury IN Inc case OF Adam Hasemanp' n
~ i,oisteln' indicted IN the Circuit Court
iof tn' ''l'feu mn1aer ol Ills ]oornesman'
calnc ,n yesterday morning. having been out
I'LL nsnA' Anu'as MN gulny OF nianslaushter,
Aua nAA''ss a's tes" Ill tho 1en1tentiafs NJ J5-
~en 3eo''
n'9cA1'hn "aS askco oy Inc Court II ne
nieneu u SLY anything before MS sentence
1ae connneneeo oenoefateiy 10 make some re-
naA ~ III 'ns 1ns11 Tongue, out shos''s A.
WI nA7 eAet'et1sn' e'sfl3tnS HUI away, he c4-
e"'nssa luz o'oAen u1tc'aaees 1os LIS own
e ,sa.ensa .s'A,' Nv, ous 4u1o uA'.sue
- .1:', .'1 "1 Ao,' ''eoa'"5 ~ anole auu
..4o.s ,1 w. - ~ p'o.eea- 1ue cou,1
st 141'14 AL" '7eo D'An ~ >n4'' 'o'A
10 iAn5 "''e 'a'1 'oue' oo' i1's "ao
or
, 1860-12-05

Silrrr Plated Goods g to - per cent. cheap
cr than any other house. See Hamblen + Co.'s
advertisement. noa7-ln,
AL should not fail to reat tho advertisement
Of Prof. Wood IN to-tay's paper, srr9y
, 1860-12-05
3e.e3t 1G.9IJ

3e.t3a 1G,JU
Arnold over iinrsing-
tnn 1:s.e~a. .1NS: Farile-
wt,rt'l ever Dyer S.5771s.
i. i. l'arts-Wnrth re-
ct.iy..d =. vutce In White
sit1e County.
, 1860-12-05

WANTED-.A Situation in some
:sn,s eoti:ins sstsoIssasas VIC VII T. ptsea.r
Fsii eo Evil vii b. sirss y eses
ut.sn e w. aSa stlte des4s.
WANTED-A Waiter ut s5 Ran
aSIp Ysns ss si9
E2OARDING.-'rtlrvc large rooms,
- two ef thsu, furnished to T.. with board at 4s
Michigan aSenne, al lns@ F7te5. dr5x:t
DOARDlNG.-Two Young Ladies
Wabash Avenues AddFss. X. 2 =: Bog H. dc51lw
40 U n D-A I.ady's Fur Boa,
i which can be had by calling at No. / Or :: Tre-
mont Exchaugt. and paving charEe* deel16tt
HA!R BRUSHES.
y It, ?; Enn aa
quality.
TEETH HIsUSlIES.
e .s xS.eS T. tpor
to aay other ETualcs tolt.
FINE DRESSING ComRs,
nt Eesl shell: caEye. yq;lalo Horn. rian Eallalo
Ivory Fine ColEbs-e1tra heavy.
Fiuc Nail Brushes. 9andoline Brushes, Cloth
and Velvet Brushes,
OF the very best EooaA. ). II. Iced CO..
apothecasi.s and Chemists III and Id Lake street.
Dealers In Toilet and Fancy Goods.
TO PULMONARY [t3;S N X, 1SvAL1Ds.
p.s Footps Tsse rEcroi:AL }Sa t!::! sYEUr,
Its curative effects are immediate and tao+t astonna
I'll y % HA lot ksro f
once i vl not dsaPreat any Who rsci
NOW WITHIN THE REACH
GRDT"EE1 $ R.1hEIz'S
N0[SELESS SEWING MACHINES.
PRICES ESTABLISHED ROE SEVEN TE4Ra
$40, $40, $40, $40, $40, $40,
AND UPWARDS
Chicago Salesroou,, lis Lake Street.
AGENTS WANTED.
Address CEoyEI: 4 BAKER, S. II Co,
nol66ll5Htp Chicago. Illinois.
, 1860-12-05

BM All persons expecting Dr.. Fuller to..eztract,
ILL., insert artificial teeth otherwise treat their
dental organs, are notified that his olc: Is No. IS
Clark street. opposite the Court House.
dr16t ]. G. FULLER, Dentist.
, 1860-12-05

NJ - r r 4 d.
On ts 18th Fit. At the house cf the brides father.
Charles stnt. ESt Of dundee, Kane County ILL.,. by
lsev. L. l.. SNOW. u Wisconsin. slr D. 81 COLE. Gf
Elgn and Miss Macy ~ Smith. of the furmtrr place.
Tin Tuesday, Dec. ID, at Newton, Mas. BY the 1er
J. ". Wtllnlae. Mr. JAMES wM. SYKES, uf thlcA.o.
and Mis skA1I J. CLARKE. netcc OF f. u. Holman.
LrQ. OF Newton.
, 1860-12-05
ice the 1st oi January, compare with

THE PROVISION TRADE
The receipts Of Hogs, live and dressed,
during the past week, amounted 10 15,53o,
against 1901 received the previous week,
and 15,4l1 during the corresponding week
in 1862. The total receipts Of Hogs, lire
aud dressed, from the 1st Of November till
latr Glr fill1r years cuInlarc Us follows:
, 1860-12-05

~ Don't forget the meeting Of the Tenn
pcrancc Union at tho Clark street Methodist
Lecture Room, at 10 O'Clock, T. n, today.
Miss ELLA WRES's BESEFIT.-Thc bill at
Mcyicker's tonight is good one and to he
playcd for the benefit Of Miss Ella Wren.
, 1860-12-05

Tie number Of Hugs packed up to date
amount to about s., 900.
, 1860-12-05
Chieago, Dec. 18th, 15G0.

@N-" AAs~f @@Ft GF>-FSf
4 CHICAGO Rose AnaoAD.-Thc Chicago
delegation at Pixies Peak is a large one, and
from time to time makes itself felt, and nota-
bic. 4 dayuereotype artist named Wakc,y,
who formerly Kept saloon on South Clark
street, went thitlcr with his family. One Of
his daughters, Rose Wakely, was known by
the classic and professional namc Of "Alllc-
Haydee," and will be remembered by many Of
the old labitucs Of North's Theatre. Her re-
cent c=capa1c is the following:
3r. Thomas Evans recently elope.l from
Dcuycr with I'LL actress who is known in the
atrical rar!ance u Mile. Havacc," but whose
ordinary designation Is Rose Wakely. The
runaways were pursued by Sheriff Wynoop,
were oycrtakcn on the road 10 the States, aud
compelled to return. The parents Of the Girl,
who were in the mountains at the time Of tht:
occurrence, are now In Denver, and it Was ex-
pected that they would make complaint against
Evans, Antl tlat lie would bc tried for abduc-
tiou-
NOT REs1oSsrDLE.-The Southern Michigan
Road had nothing to do with the laying Of the
track in Harrison street, on Saturday night,
which party of citizens pulled up It is not
the fight Of that corporation and 1t desires to
10 kept clear Of it before the public, as we'll as
in private.
HONE FOR THE FnlESpLC55.-Thc regular
monthly meeting Of the Board Of Managers
will be held at the Home this "wednesday af-
tcruoon at ) o'clock.
E. F. DICKINSON, sec'y.
| Go to John Joues's, 119 Dearborn street, and
get your clothes cleaned and repaired They will be
well done, and at prices to suit the times.
THE Car BAouEp.-To protect ourselves from
| the impoetlons Of those who assert they have
Doscntrs Kerosene On sale at one dollar per gallon,
warranted, &C., &C., and at the same time palm oil
othcr brands Of Kerosene or aven Coal OILS for the
| but Kerossns, ws bars decided to sell cur Down
, 1860-12-05
Ecn] advertisements.

t. H. SCKIFE-y, -ideertisi.3 -tcs"t, 6s Dear
born st., is authorized to rfeire for
t.is oad a.. TIC Lea;fin3 lAper< of kts 4SatA rtxt
, 1860-12-05
IllI)i-t, Luyeiny Nurg'
M lH}t 10 IA

:@a:t.sT'f 1a,s4a
1tovc;oy tIvcf Murray
a.S5s----.1SH: Luvt.i0y
0rcr Armstrong :,:sa.1.
, 1860-12-05

HnowNs BRONCHIAL. .TnocHEs.-Anothc: invufcc
Of this popular remedy just received BY Sargent,
Apothecary, corner State and Randolph
, 1860-12-05

G.if6 M.Ms
kel.''rg ever lt.Ecret'll
i,tA:j ....lf-t: kt:!tu:.!.
over Davidson 2, ,G:.rs.
, 1860-12-05

CHICAGO DANCING ACADEMY on DkAnnhRN
STREET NEAR MADlsoS.-The pupils Of this -acale-
my will give Complimentary Soircc to the pro-
prfetors, Messrs. Merton i Edwards, On Friday
evening, December 7th. 1860. Committee Of tusi-
tation-F. 0hn.emar, F. Abbey, Dr.. J. S. Inlcr-
wnhH
, 1860-12-05

SOCIETY NOnA.--Dr. Gcbhard Poole will
lecture before this Society on Thursday eve
uiug, the 9th inst, ut the Hail in SewbcTy's
l'.url, eor1ic: Of kinzie anil North Wells
street. Subject: Mazzini and Italy. The ST.
cicty desire to return thanks to f. C. 14arned,
E.u, for seven volumes Of valuable hooks.
, 1860-12-05

The Rock ISLAND BRIDGE CAsE--Thc trial
Of j. ". Bissell, for iii attempt 10 burn the
Rock Island Railroad Bridge, is to commence
before the Recorders Court on Monday next.
, 1860-12-05

1G.4S 19.:1r;S
Robinson Jrcr tu:t-
nf1ttr}lum 2 9!A3j.1E.st.
Robinson over OGlcsl.y
1.k1.5.
, 1860-12-05

COMPLEMENTARY BEsEFlr.-By referring TO
our advertising columns it will be observed
that solnc Of oMr best citizens have united III
:. call 10 i1rs G. Tarian James, to appear this
evening ut Bryan HAIL. i'll ono more concert
Sue deserves, and should receive, 4 bumper.
, 1860-12-05

1:3.atls 1G.5.1
Fouke.. over Gillespie
3,3sl......1J3: F0Gkt
utcr Baker a,E5.
t;FtTn received Iii
votes In jefferson Co.
, 1860-12-05

BCKGLARY.-On Sunday nightlast the prcmi-
scs, No. 262 State street, were entered by burg.
lars. and So taken from Mr. Kent, an occll-
paflt u tilc store.
, 1860-12-05

L FAL1. AND 4 L.oss.--A gentleman whose
name NC did not learn, fell On tue pavement
wl,ilr crossing Randolph street at its junction
with Clark, yesterday afternoon, and having
his haul III his pocket at the time, jcrkcd out
two twenty dollar goll piecrs, and they were
lost. At least the crowd collected TO mid him
were unable to lind thcu-or to restore them.
, 1860-12-05

I9.T1I lt,tE7 I1sIn oEef Llnt.a1
Richardson over Prem 1j.912. ISIS: Logan
tie- 4si1.. .1AjS: Mhrris oyrr Phillips 49, tSoe.
uscr Gfinishlw 1.s>i. *i'rc-iotuti1l vote.
, 1860-12-05

The CHURCH OF THE Holy CoMMUS1oS.-
1t is rumorcd that Bishop Whitehousc, In per-
eol,, is to fill the rectorship Of the Church Of
the Holy Communion, TO he vacated on the
10:., inst. by the departure Of the Rev. s. B.
Hodges,
, 1860-12-05

The ELIZA GnArsoS rescue CAsE--Thc
trial Of the llirc persons indicted by thc Grand
Jury Of the United States Court, commences
carly in january before Judge Drumsnond-
, 1860-12-05
G1:iihttttcs

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER j, 1860.
To Mnll Snb.cFlbcrr. &1
The date Oh the slip OH which your name Il
rin'ed, tells wicu your subscription zuns eni.
Keep nucyc unit.
, 1860-12-05

The following arc the several amounts DO
mated i'll Chicago:
Gage I.yu. & brake, 50: j. H. Saudi. So; Hale
& aver. $II: Sacred Dtnctit Concert. $111.i7; Z.
1;cst and ntherr. $ltU: Theatrical Society, l0 en-
pluyccs IF Mr.'1rinicIx'a leaper Works. $3..5U :
i;crnlan Evan Lutheran st. Faul's Church. &l.9 I3
Hubbard j. iIuut. $5y; Scanlan d Dro., rs Cath
ulic Temperance SUcfefy. S!a5.
, 1860-12-05

STATE TEACHERS iAssocIATioS.-This body
Of teachers will assemble ut Quincy on Wed
ncsday, tic ati,h inst, and continue in session
three days. An unusually rich prog c.ammc i,
announced. The Burlington Road has kindly
granted teachers free return tickets. Let Cook
county teachers 10, to L man and WOMAN, and
contribute to this intellectual treat. The abics!
lecturers in Tho West will he present.
, 1860-12-05

ITO PULMONARY INVALIDS.
n Have snu trie,t
Di.. FOnE:DS PICTORIAL SYEUr?
Its cnrative effects immediate aud mort astound-
lpx! rs using THAT. you need not ke~p COUGH
a Single day; and THROAT Affections ars relieved 1t
once. It wilt not dtsappe!nt any Who Use It.
nQI1,3M.n.t
, 1860-12-05

1.H.FaiH 1G1,tG
Republican raajori:y II, III.
, 1860-12-05

ANOTHER SKATING PoSp. 49, Arrangements
are now being perfected for tirst class skating
pond, to be locaicd GU Wabash avenue, north
Of Twelfth street It is to be got up regard
less Of expense, hy class Of young nlc:l who
can afford to indulge in such luxurics, and is
to bc lighted will, :as-~and tho sparkle Of
bright cycs-wllcn completed.
'.Mcrriy the skaters 60.
, 1860-12-05

CHAIRMAN OF SCPEKy1soRs.-Thc December
session of thc Board of Supervisors commenced
On Monday by tho election Of A. G. Throop OF
ills city, Chairman. They transacted no other
business of importance on that day, and sls-
tied the County Poor House yesterday
, 1860-12-05

THE LADY ELG1S FuND.-Thc Treasurer of
tue Fund in a;1 nf The families Of the sufferers
by tin: Lady E'yiu calamity, reports through,
the Milwaukee papers rcccirts that foot up Is
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-10-04

While the census-taker was engaged in the eastern part of Worcester county, Mas, sachusetts, few weeks since, he came upon farmer, and after asking the usual ques. tions, inquired his wife's first name. T thought you knew her, replied the farmer know her when 1 see her, but what is her name? Can't you think ? No. Is it Mary? Margaret? Hannah ? Sarah, or anything of that kind ? After considera. ble reflection, the agricultural man replied vow don't know don't believe I ev CT asked her but if it is anything particu: lar, you can just run down to the house and ask her. "She's there, and it aint but c few rods' If you don't know, any name will answer, but should think you would want to know what your wife's name ls. By gracious, I'll know before l sleep The census man prepared to leave, and the last words he heard as he drove away, were I'll know before sleep
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-10-04

A COMMITTEE MAN IN SCHooL-We have the following good one from an authentic source
 A subcommittee of school board, not a thousand miles from the city of Lynn, were examining a class in primary school. One of the committee undertook to sharpen up their wits ty propounding the following question:
 eff had mince pie and should give two-twelfths to Isaac, two-twelfths to liar ", and should keep half of the pie for my self, what would there be left ?"
 There was a profound study among the scholars, but finally held up his hand as a signal that he was ready to answer.
 "Well, sir, what would there be left Speak up loud so that all can hear," said the committee man.
 "The plate !" shouted the hopeful The committeeman turned red in the face, while the other members roared aloud The boy was excused from any more questions Boston Journal
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-10-04

When l was conscious, found myself swim ming around in circle, diving occasionally to find them, but in vain. The gray horse swan ashore and stood on the bank by my black, with distended nostri!s and trembling limbs. shaking from head to foot with terror The other black horse was floating down stream, drowned. His mistress was nc where visible, and Tom was gone also.
 l found her at last.
 Yes, she was dead.
 Restore her? No. A glance at hcl face showed how vain all such hope was Never was human face so angelic She was al already one of the saintly-one oe the immor talsan the beauty and glory of her new lift had left some faint likeness of itself on hel dead form and face.
 Philip, said had never grown @ day older since that time. You now know why Pve never ceased to think of her us on that day. l have never lost the blessing of those eyes, as they looked on me in the forest or the mountain road. have never left her If, ln the resurrection, we are to resume tlt bodies most exactly fitted to represent our whole lives; if, as have sometimes thought we shall rise in the forms we wore when some great event stamped our souls forever, then ] am certain that shall awake in form and feature as was that day, and no record will remain of an hour of my life after her burial
 We buried her in the old vault close by the house, among the solemn oaks. Beau. tiful, angel-like to the last
 My voice is broken. cannot say more, Philip. You have the story That is the whole Of it. God bless you, Phil, my boy You've listened patiently ly-to-my-
 Good night, boy. Go to bed I'll stay in the old chair awhile I don't-exactly- feel-like-sleeping ng-feel--like- sleeping yet"
 l left him sitting there; his head bowed on his breast, his eyes closed, his breathing heavy as if with suppressed grief. My own eyes were misty.
 In the hall found John, sitting upright in large chair.
 "Why, John, I thought the Major sent you to bed long ago?"
 " Yes sir; the Major always send me to bed at the third bowl, sir, and l always do not go. He's been telling you the old story, hasn't he, Mir. Philips?"
 "What old story, Joln?'
 Why, all about Miss Lewis, rand Mr. Tom, and the General"
 "Yes"
 John laid his long black finger knowingly up the side of his nose, and looked at me-
 Why, JoEn--you don't mean to say eh?"
 "All the punch, sir"
 What! Sarah and the black horse, ="
 " All punch, sir"
 John, my man, go in and take care of him. He is ctheE asleep or drunk Curi- ous that! Why didn't think that man was hardly to be believed after the second ho" and perfectly incredible on the third By Jove' he is trump at story, though"
 It would be difficult to describe all dreamed about that night.