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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-07
The Balloon Ascension.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.


Ibsrewxh sssd you . description Of my ssoessoa
rom Palace Gardens Iien The grounds si the time IN
nounoed hh pas seven o'clock precisely and moved on
west south westerly direction In ten minutes time had
attained an altitude Of about COO feet beng over the ud
son rver Just above Jersey City, the New York side
remained In this position for about nsea tvsssy
minutes which time occupied In surveying the grand
scene below and around me. me stnosphere In which
remained appeared 70 be the dividing line Of too cur
rents the upper current blowing from vest southwest
while the lower current from norshssst ncrsas
ing IN strength ~ neassd the surface Of ths wafer.
below Jersey Oty, M Carrot v. winner tone q NE
be, ready kind), hailed me Win "A s0sr Of asssaanos
which aoospssd, when be seeersd his psas ht1s craf
"Iovav In line fronting my course. A my struck
the water few feet high and passing directly By The
side Of hin beat caught de rope which he threv % me-
when the boa started directly ahead u dnshing
ing the balloon on ~ c,urse Il should think somswkas on
the cir ship gos ihs bssl Of the wafer cra mAkina 49,
line up land, leading and leaving her high asd dry
Then called Two mea, who were nssS BY, 70 ny 49,
tanoe. ODe u them turned 10 coms 70 ne, v6~n ~
companion bawled out, "Run for your me- Jenny.
Ms QUINN upon you," and thsy ssArssd "a IN
an opposee dBscaios - ~ - thsy could run
nunbsr Of Ne nsishbovs were 80 - had, ssd
IN short ums Venus - paeksd W aad safsy
lodged In The house d NJ. Jscob Van Horu which
Eindssasss be shoverea upon ms ravsIIsd dklAses
q twelve miles occupying ths uus Of forty niauss from
he time starting. being tsa misuHss p ght ooaosk
steven O'Clock. GEORGE q Wfak
CRooxSs Horu, J1ns Q, 1890
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CAsRAcKusuc SuxE IN BaoADwAr-0ir great avenue
presents curious studies Of occasionally.
We we're highly edited yesterday, about O'CLOCK
high tide for Brosdway-sy susbrsak Of The "sscred
ssimos" which hes always sxsssd bssssa shs drivers
Of hossl coaches md ~ ooaibss Near the
popular hsssl, and driven BY ruanly looking fsl,w,
came In oootact vhh ~ onaibus Of tns hadDon
avenue line. me drivers on this line cone In
dsuDs pushed for The sasviy asd plscidiy q
their maspsrs nay pos ward pohticsans hike ths
SoSn Spcs ne Vussr s Tor oos ssS he oos.@n.
OF the phioscp6es, chastsned BY The oeueuy OF NE
philAothropkt nsy 90 pos lack pluck, however, aad
road oopfcs u words eusued the whole strss< being
blocked IN the meantime, HACKS carts, wagons
sa sS.s scs s vsss ID 9 r
ssock ths omnibus man wan his whip me blow Vas n
wss continued dosn Broadway corner Of leonard
street. when The law The shape OF a n p (ssvcrai Of
them he'd been enjoying The sosne with he e' tor watch
Tie Broadway squad nosd), sppsarsd IN ali in awful
Known csuzsn, condemned me coach driver, VINO hal
much 70 hs daeust mus ended the basIs for ths nms
bess, NJ scsns being wsasfsrred We pessme, 70 The
polcs court, vhsrs the ssee nay BE- d,srsst, = NE
such csses The pcySs b not Ne rFrewa lz By any
means -
FArAr Brsuso rrurp Acopxu.--nrs Hsrriet Heritage,
severely injured on Sunday BY the blossom lighted
burning nud lamp upon her person, died % Tuesfay
n,eh from the enec's Of the burns received Coroeer
schrmes held inquest upou The bedy yesterday when
the jury rendered verdics Of accidental deaah."
erIupr rHn srrm wAnp-A young woman wss Lee
evening brought 70 The SIKH ward station house. appa-
r:ss sss's ~ ssss soc an
covered hanging By cord 70 u ths bars BY
doosnan. She vss immediately cut down, bus me- We
srtnct me gave her name - hsris Cassidy the coro-
Der ves noeined.
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ASorsm QUESTION ON rBn rAnf on rHp sorvics.
Jus a-is ~ 60 II Ne sosvsos HON, ~ ssdsr-
sand Inst hs oousssi have raassd ansAhss csjssuos
nsy ~ thas Jsdrs snAilsy, before vhoa " o. vs
d, vas osly - spp'ssss Of Judss nssos and hs ~
aVposssse power b h ~ Prsssdsst aasas.
ne Usisss Ssass Dsars Atovnsy osassah ~ JoAss
snaisy v sppssnssd 70 ~ sss Of Judss By Ne Pred
tsnt WIN Ne sanceAoa q ~ sskaAs. and although Cd
ponsd IRON enethes daro1 ths DsnaGs - ~ power y
enares the pnsrs q M duties Ny hsvs Doe and 10
sssnoviss Nm - - DssiA JuAgs h ase>hss dks1ca
~ The requeo (and - By Ne apponAment) q Jades
q Ne supssms OouSt q Ne Uni>sd onAss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-07
The First Legal Trial In ra@nany Hall
Gs ossssssa Ne 70 the ossiasy % Bran.
surxRfoa couRr-pARr SECOND.
Bsfove Chssf Justice Bosworsh.

surRroR CouRr-rARr SECOND.
Bsfore chssf Justice Bpsworsh
Juxr II f~srd Roes 70. w1lism Q. Bwdlk>--rhis
vse the nrss action xie< IN The "oh Wigvam" before
Opurt and jurv, and the appearance q grave judge In
sudtoss attracted by TIE novelty of the
IN the ,bsi has rcsounded 60 thousand and thou
solemn si~noe regned- me dignity Of Ne Court
nAsded respect, and hv a@umed The place q muscle ;
venerable lcospe judge, though nes sdvascsd Ia yea,
presided m The plaos Of = amai ward polttcian, end
Twelve gentlemen - - jurors, calm and dhpaHonaAe
IN the place Of the usual numbey q shoulder hisssrs,
sho wont 70 "rule he roost" and ~ law order
ana justice q defiance me acsoa V recover ~
quastsy Of brandy sold snnuatng 70 10 ne osesscs
~ M D. thaa shsa TIE brandy dehveeel -
N Nnnled vey6iee
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Jersey Cfsy views.

In ysur i.ss u Tuesday hss sppsarsd . sssasnsns 81
shooting anssy u PsueckS wsshavkss Psvsnss, IN
vhnh sumbr q psrsoss were ssvssosiy, not fasA1y,
Injured WIN 20 pss.ss scvrsc I'D rspers, e. vfl
hsvs 4 sr.1wry - isjurs ~ cnarncpv q my houesf
n ssossse osssyved = So vlsv Hcus, Which h
about thrss o. sbur husdrsd ysvds nom ny ghcs.
Jvm ., 100 DAVID POLLOCK.
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West washanSson Market Case In Court
Again.
SUPREME couRr-cHAnBRRs.
Before Hon. Judge Bockea.
Jrss e-nsyaw Bver~as 90 ~ ksyov, g., " Nns
Yuk-The mossoss 70 vAoaas the Judgments esssrsd In
sbsse ossss sN yss Against ne oovpossAon, and which
ue alleged 70 have been impvcpssiy recovered, were
called ths mcv~ns Counsel Tor shs opvpors's end for
Ne cospuosr we're ready and sndssvosd 70 bring Ne
mooes On for argunsnA bot cDu.ss for !aylor nrsn
cppostoa, asd tie oou granted nsm M Tuesday next
vhen the mc4toaa ere 70 BE- made. hs moving pagers
make printed book Of over swo hundred psgsa
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yorsp D~ovsp ne body u N unksovs .ss, ~
parsssly ssansa, ~ yssswday novshs fcssA sossae
n Ne E.ss yivw, ~ eovsscvs hlan1, haynG ~ ~
y ~ fcss Of whSsnA srsss ssd ~ osrsssv ns1AsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-07
one DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
-.,sooooo~oN~No~o~oNe
Arrival of the Prince Albert at
New Brunswick.
MOVEMENTS OF 0ARlBAlDl,
Ne, ~, ~

Ne, ~, ~.
g. JOHNS, N. r., June 9, 1860.
The steamship Prince Albert arrived u inc Bay Oh
Bottom Ave O'Clock the morning OF the bsh inst sne
brings Galway dates Of the 2ad Of May, and Liverpool
date, by telegraph, Of the oath Of May.
The schan accounts are conflicting. GsrbAld had en-
tered Palermo, and assumed the dictatorship.
scian official dispatches claim victory over Carl
baldL
The proceedings the House Of Commons indicate that
the government viii be unable 70 carry the Reform bill
mine TO abandon IT,
| YVES rumored that the Emperor Of Russia ooussm
| plated visiting Paris
Ii was also reported that tho komite~ was about 10
publnh speech BY the French Ambassador TO the Sal
| ian'of Turkey Of an alarming psture -
rheiriends Of the Grand Dukeyof Tuscany continued
tho agitation as Florence for hi restoration.
The sovernmsbt bad seized important documents con
tanning instructions for insurrecon In the States Of the
Church In CalabrA, &c.
Prince Ghrtschakon had issued . circular explaining
the reasoa Why the Turkish Ambassador was not admit
ied to the diplomatic meeting Of Christians In Turkey
Tho Prince Albert has over eight hundred passenger
She detained two days tho voyage by injury 70
her machinery. She will leave this port this afternoon
The next steamer from Galway will DO the Golden
Fleece, the new one s,not ready
The ship Manor, from Bahia for New York, foundered
attsea on the 2eh Of April The crew were saved.
LATEsTrNEws BY TELEGRAPH.
LONDON, Nay Is. 1850
It 10 reported, and authorities assert correctly
that Gabaldi had entered Palermo with 1000 infantry
and square cavalry and that the Neapoans laying
down arms.
was also stated that Gsribsld had issued stirring
proclamation, stating that he assumed professionally tae
Dictatorship Of Sicily.
He was received with tho greatest enthusiasm ct Pa
lsrmo.
News lacks relative confirmation and some regarded
premature
Oca Neapoan dispatches Of the 22d and sd Of Nay,
aert that The insurgents baton twice, driven from
positions pursued and that Of their leaders, Ros
selma Pluto, was killed. - T1 nxsNSx
There great panic 1t Messina among the sushOr
ues there
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
-. LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Coosols closed Friday 81 Is for money and s5% for
The Pars Bourpe on Friday was depressed, and the
AnmIcAS SECURITIES
cu,,s.s = ou,et ana unchsseed.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The sses Of cotton ia the Liverpool market for the
week sdoed up psss xn,Sn ~ os'ss ~srS On
srsC nssce mosy on ,ne lower and m,danns oasiites
Prices we're very irregular and holders sers pressing
ne s'oc.s On ,rou, cs.1ss rbs s.ss az Trssv srs
5000 bales OF which 900 bales were 70 exporters and
rhesmsrket closed quiet A the follow Al.
| ,kor,.ed ouotat,ous;-
Fair. Middriao
Nav Oyls.ns ...8 Cd. oxd
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o.mss Ps1sa, Ne nra csa.esv,sas Of Ne Sultan, -ss
eSa'ss q hsvss ssss.isd , css,oos 5;sssr~
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Commissaonsrs OF EmiGrstaon.
MEETING OF THE BoARD-A WILLOW FEWER VESSEL
REPoKrED-Two OF HER CREW SENT TO THE SEA
MANS RErREAT-LARGE ARRIVALS or MIGRANTS
CONTINUING, ETC.
me Commissioners Of Emigration yesterday AFTER
noon Castle Garden Cuban @. verplanck In the chair
The following communication from the Quarantine Co n
miss,oners received and road
CrucE QuARASrrSs CouuIsxrouEas.
NO. So Pine rest, JuneS 1881
To rHs osuissIossRs ov Eriealnos,--
ss =: n o% az y n. sesSos IN:
.. !; sis: 49, sad s
hat dseass bar Two OF her have sicksnsd
:S:; ,:. g. e S. ,:s; Z: so e. &
s .s .s. - % ssss q p.
toe ho:elis ave- SSs.sr ssl.y scarcely eoo..sss
; sss:; :' @ ~ 800 y,
s s sssssss -. ~ K r.:so. y.s
s-ss s:. V'o Pea e y
Amer some dscnss'on - 70 tbe powers Of TIE Comnk
soeers o. kmsrssson and vhas was advisable 'or them
o0nm.ssossr Low offered . rsso,s,ios 70 shs snsos
70 bs oaaraasDs Coansosers aad IA tns sun BE- re-
tanned ou' Of The msnsy 70 BE- raised on sssuass Point
he resolucn uss unasinously sdop4sd.
resolutos ws now offered and sdoptsd auth,rixing
ana directing the finance Committee 70 meet the finance
Committee Of ths Mutual lnsurasos Company this morn
ing nssotsass lon ssguisss Point, agreed
the lAat neesng Of the Board
Commnstoser PrRpr moved tbat q committee Of three
appointed 70 seec the accounts between the Board and
The ooumRtoners Of Public Chaxitss and Correouou.
Commisnoaer Hru thought that the subject should be
comuitsed for sseemsst behalf Of Ne Board 70 Mr.
Devin s council The question had besn referred 70
the oourW by whom u again referred N q referee,
whose decision TIE Commstcners Of CnArtes and Cor
rect,ou probably cons1ered would be favorable 70 The
Emigration comnisssousrs
Several Conmisstsserp expires I'D shsr disaGresmsnt
with The opsnoo Of Mr. Hunt and ao Tie Council OF the
Board who present., and The dscusson which follow
finally ended IN the adoption Of Mr. Purdy's resolution
fhe following 10 . copy Of the weekly ssstement made
by he Secretary 70 The Board showing tho sumber Of
emigrsns arrived II The port during the pest week. the
oonditkn Of Tie finances Of The Commission, nc.
Emigrann arrived 70 Nay 90, 1890 .............33lu
Em,srarss arrived since, 70 June e.......... 6346
l01.
inmates on wards Island, ?. ,2N l.l27 1T 722
Inmates 10 Marine Hospital. loe 1876
focal. ................l.As I,s2 III 722
Overdrsn, January l. 1890 $50
Aggregate recsipn 70 Nay 30, 1890. sl2s o21
Reosipts snoe, 70 Juse 6................. u1E
isl, 0oo
I2s,4ie
Disbursements 70 Nay 3................ s4,7e1
Payments since, 70 June o. minimum. l,sos
- ,263
Balance
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Tlora femple, Who has By her mstchlss psdosmssos
earned for herself ne proud title o. "ouesn Of NE rrot
ting Turf" ssy mare, not over fourteen and hal
hssds high. shs wss fosled IN Oneida county, near
rus, ana wss sirsd BY cnseyed Hmsss, Who vas BY
KENTUCKY Hunter, horse wen known In The Southern
and we~srn States. Her owner, Mr.. Tracy, kept her
rra she four years old, vSes nsdsae wifu
and usservossbe, he dnpcssd a her 70 Mr.. william n.
oersdon, Of Smyrna, csssasss eossy, for Ne Of
insssss sciars ma esstas@aa. sssv kesp.ng hss
s~nis. cvrosed q her 10 nssrs Kslly usAards,n,
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sHTPPTNG NEWR

h'cys1 81 tys.pco1.J - Gsvs,ssS La.:ss Ar
coaSsd Eiyirs Owens Greenwood and kddscn. orsans
Also sryived ThaaDa Advances asd Bmnnna froa MONA
Alo arrived, Ksst Peppsrsl and AnaSs LAURIE fro.
Arrived IRON vsv York Nay n, Dopsn ~ srs.ss; Arrol
af Cene; kanra u ebeada
Arrived iron Apssshoola, Nay =. Lady H~bsr, u Liver
asisd for NYok Nay "a scsoAo and swarm non sunSsr
ssisS for posacs, Nay n. nscch Train from Liverpool
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Washington. fer pure ed SAKE Of u 900. mile hcs
s sss' S sosss ~ w Vs. 4 hsrDsss '
July 2o-Csnirsvils Course, L. beat Rose OF wash.
Dgsou for purse and STAKE Of 81 900, milo hsais, bsss
three N ave- dhsa.eng her tbs arss heal IN Flora In
sept 2-Enira; beat Lancet, MiIlers Damssl and Rsf
Bird for purse Of sooo mile heats, bes two In three, In
22s-2z, Lancet under saddle, Fore, MiIers Dsmsel
sers s-nmirs: Sssa IADoes, Red BIRD and Killers
Damsel for purse q ~ 600, mile hsss, bsss three 10
ave, M a2sk-2T-27s, Lancet under saddle, Flora,
Red Bird and Killers Damssl In harness
nile heats, best three In Eve, In harness, In 2ssk-
Ca 3sor,psnso; beat Lancet for . purss Of o. 900,
mils heats, IN asoI-2s2-2s2, Lsscss under ssdds
oct ic-Hsraord; ssaasu By Lspcss for $1,000, ss
mile hesas best three In ave, In asa H-2H-22s IS
uosa 10. hs second heat; Flora To harness. and Ansss
1858.
June H. Philadeiehh; beat Lsnoes for purse o.
u -, - lhrse 10 ave, n harpe@, In 2zs-a3t-18
juns 42PhnaAsiphs; ssa LAoos( for parss q 81 ,ooo,
july i-Balsusvs; bsss isses, for purss OF :, 40,
49, three IN I've, h harness, In 23o-2.2a--2S3.
JAY e-en@e courss; bsas Lancet pwss q 81 200,
ossss. 80 hsss ~ snvs. 10 assk-l1 x.2@k.,
os1 is-csi.ce; ss.s ne osss rr purss Of $500,
vish n nsds Ahe q 100 esch, Rsnsesr paying half
so.fs, ne ss %" 'ores IN sve, Ia barues', 70
oN 1s-Kalamssoo, M,ohie~s; best Prscs Cor purse
q ssoo, nile hsaas, N hasssss, 10 2ss-21
Oa fe-ChscAeo; beat fks C,ck for purpe o< $500 In
harness, IN 2asx-28k-2ss
OaA 97--eandusky. Onto; bsss Prince for 4 purse Of
ssoo, = mfs heats, bsss three in nvs Ia HARNESS. IN
Nov. Gsariss, Michigan; bsss Reindeer for a vv,,. Of
$500, m,s sssss, sss' hres in hvs 10 harness, y aso
nov 81 Isusi ss.s R%sss.r sor spr.aa,s 900,
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The aes Of cotton 10 tho Liverpool market for the
week adoed up q 900 bales OF which 800 bales
speculation and for export decline Of "a. Va had
aiken place. mosaly on the lower and mdanng qualities
Prices we're very irregular, and holders presso
their stocks on the market The fair aud good m,ddn
5000 bales OF which 900 bales were 70 exporters
spscuaofs Thefmsrket closed quiet q the following
thorixcd quotations.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Co0sols closed on Friday 81 " for money and s6 FOR
the account. rvr< -
The Paris Bourse on Friday was depressed, and the
rentes closed n ser loo.
AMERICAN mCUnHB
Nessrs Bell %. report the market for American -
curues e quiet and unchanged.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-06-07

WHAT CAUSES THE HAIR TO TURN
GREY.-An English writer has recently
asserted that an undue proportion OF
lime in the system is the cause Of pre-
mature grey hair, and advises to avoid
hard water, either for drinking pure or
when convertedin tea, coffee, or soup,
because hard water is always improg-
mated with lime. Hard water may be
softened by boiling it; let it become cold,
then use it as beverage. 1t is also
stated that liquid that will color the hu-
man hair black, and not stain the skin
may be made by taking one part OF bay
rum, three parts of olive oil, and one part
of good brandy, by measure. The hair
must be washed with the mixture every
morning, and in short time it will
make the hair airbeautifully black, without
injuring it in the least. The articles
must be of the best quality, mixed in
bottle, and always shaken before ap-
piled
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KEEPING UP "STYLE."-An Eastern
paper makes grieyous complaint that
the tone of living in their city is alto
gcthcr to high. 1t iss cvcrywhcrc.-
Middle class people are too apt to live
up to their incomes; ifnot beyond them;
affecting degree of "style' which is
most unhealthy in its effect upon society
at large. There is an ambition to bring
up boys as gentlemen, or rather "gcn-
teel" men. They acquire taste for
dress, style, liIxuries and aruscmcnts,
which can never form any solid foqnda-
ton for manly or gcntlemanly ebarac-
ter, and the result is, there is vast
number of gingerbread young gentry
thrownupon the world, who remind ono
of the abandoned hulls sometimes pick
cd up at sea, with only a monkey on
board.
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: BUSINESS As A BURDEN.

A highly respected friend, says the
Now York Independent, u retired bust
ness man, thus comments on our re-
cont article entitled "llcolth, Happiness
and God"
lam convinced that the machine is
run too closely, too intcntly, and under
too high pressure, first, to make u liriag,
then to mako position, then to make
an estate; and alas. then because il is fit
for nothing clsc the mind is distorted
from natural channel and confined to
an unnatural one, till both mind and
body, like unoiled machinery, run to
their own destruction, Each man looks
forward to the rest that is in store for
him, toiIine on, toiling ever like the IN
cbriatc, he is the slave Of his own pas
sion, self.created and when he proposes
to strike off the shackles, the music Of
their rattle is like that Of the toy to his
childhood, his only joy
Ifin tho pi2turo you can see what
surrounds you, and the features are not
attractive, thuIl you the mortality is
to be escaped by others who breathe
the samciatmoSphcrc? 'Carc III Brater
While the affections are fresh, the i'm
pulses natural, and the thoughts are
not absorbed by commercial pursuits,
surround yourself with influences cal
cuIated to counteracL the centralHing
tendencies Of trade, to lessen the appo-
tito for accumulation.
"Whut though we wade in wealth, on soar in
fame,
Earths highest tribute ends in here he lies,
And dust TO dust conclude, the noblcst song.
-~o.--
An English writer says in his advice
to young married woman, that thcis
mother Eve, "marricda gardner" 1t
might be added that the gardner, in
consequence Ills match lost his situa-
| tiOn.
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WASHINGTON AND MS HOUNDS,

WASHINGTON AND HIS HOUNDS,
During the interval of between lI5S
and 1774, the time which Washington
could spare from his building ana agti;:
cultural improvements was devo'eo, :"
q great measure, to the pleasure oi '.'
chase. IIcappears to have had no 'as'o
for shooting or fishing; but fox hunting
was more in accordance with his atm
lctic habits and his fondncss for eques-
t,;.n oxercise. His kennel was situa-
,LoJ near the family vault in which his
reu,ains were at first deposited. twas
, rude structure, but afforded comfort
able quarters for hchounds. The pack
was very numerous and select. Every
morning and evening Washington Wis
tied and inspected the kcnnels in the
same manner he did his stables. lie
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NINNISPOSllD.,

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p,l1. u. w ~, -
'''o 7'
-I' ''.''n.' P'''y''' ',I' ,o"'I''"'v'''' W
sba will Jo him tbo honor to tot, y Stroll with
him on the uyiDoeo arecno this eve Mt )! ole.
MAY -, l8--,
In due course of time ne receives the
following;
,,,.., roor..;.ar r.,,,ro, b,r cor,,,1f,oap,, to
Mr. Snulcs. but being iu5sposci, cannotacccpt
his kind invitation.
MAr-,lS-'
Reader, have you over received such
anote II not, you arc fortunate. If
SO, | can sympathi2c with you. It's Il
strange g0m--in II rom it isa French
,Cord-an idiomatc w0rd too. The An
glo-SaXon, in its honesty, could have no
such chameleon term belonging to its
vclmacuIar | hate French terms CEN
orally and "indisposed' pariirUarly.-
The Office Of language is to express
Mcas, but what idea does that tclrn con-
vey? Can you tell me what it means?
When you receive reply to yonr po-
Tito invitation containing that term,
can YOU tell what the word represents !?
! What idea does the term convey to your
mind ? None, yet everything, An
omnium gathorum term, wherein is in
cludcd all imaginable things, and still
nothing positive can be prcdcatcd oft