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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20
Wsrds I.land to which place this resolution trims.

Hrs the quarantine establishments. ..,
I, might not be Irrelevant 70 inqmre II 'hs fesoiu'
ton a,o makes all the quarantine ana nealso Jaws
annlicble 10 this new quarantine II u does then
t Rord of he 9TH isequali power, Ia that respect,
a., I,,;-i,,nre OF he State and as the Board OF
U.aI,b nftne .itv OF New-York mas nomOra powers
tnn any OF the Djards Of Health IN the o0Q or oVv
towns OF the State 1t follows as mater OF course
that each town Board cOnld establish his'inct
quarantine aud appiy all the quarantine ana heai'n
laws thereto III this cO0clu Ou IS TOO abeurc, then
by What authority will Jhe Health Oihc.r ssod per-
r0ns To ts new quarantine, or me pnysleians Ia
charge deiain them there az ilnst Their VIII many
rersons who are not SICK a. all bat have Oeeh suo-
ect to infectious influence, are detained az qarah
lue always great y a-aist their Wlsues, ahd Fiois-
tors OF the qnr.uin e laws often iuni scise "
way OF rr,caa,lon and punishment. what Is 70
become If these
Wien un epidemic ez,sts the Board Of Health has
the ia douDt.d ii t 10 take any binding WiiAIn It's
local ilrs, icrion and are IL hoep ilal. Ia such
csc, how ever, the Board pays reasonaole reu',
40 o.uts and pays The physins, nnrses ana ogder'
lies supplics furniture and medicines, ana, InGesd,
Assumes tie entire eIuenJ aud pays al lie ex'
lenses. c.
sioueis Of He,i;b aud Tor the protection oi the IN
ties At Ward lrlind and tue residents OF me suf-
Iouudr, district, tue foregoing preamble and teso.l
,log nave be, Tor tbs action oi the foaId
The follow reioiu'ionj ci., req ny hi' FoNDf'
was o.! uluiiJn, uuaBi Aor-iy idopei:
R-svtc ths Board desire e. .ive Hpfn,toh 20 10
q in tAe proe.,ioua k of Dr d. f. bi'-"i ths
riy.ciu o ne t9a.iig iiJ.p'a darig TIE "a. season
aa d., slc.o4 ~ te zoy VI "hcn the tia' % ms
Car.nti.e Clamis.i9 c3nn-o ion ~ s4ii 1os ei1s
ave sc,uislcrcl under tie abe nanaseHe u , l.
4 Communication from Col. TompkIn- Of tie
q lartermasIers department. asking permission ior
III sloamJot. Washington Irving lengaged IN tue
Carrying e!ck ad lnccd sOlaiersj 10 he az tho
dock a. Cas L. Garden. WAC received and reisrfcd TO
Tie. tteusr,I Ace VITA fOM.F.
There being 10 i4dDer busineis, the Board ID
loaned.
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On the arrival OF Pierre Soulc and Adolpho Mcs-
ef,au O., ths Marshall OLcs on Wcdne.G4y whittier lhcy
nd been from tie Ocean Queen Ma ,l Aulgy
lbscl, and L. Deputy stated his intention # n-el the
pforr 20 Fot lafayette. On the r.tlfn OF lo Mlil {.
determined to tecp Them in custody uI insracioua
received from the Government o. & thir d p.ssi
After waiting u late In tie afternoon to- in.ruclions the
Aal,L gave order. have the pnorcs tsken he Aston
Hou.e. which done. III, uorlus tho Ma,hai tcie-
aphcl second ,iue Ia di.po.ai th. psoner end
he eiyed reply hon tho War Dcpar ueut direct
log the tusfr Of the prisoners 20 Fort Lfye,e H. nag.
.hs Immediately drtard officers the duty, sud do .dlol
81. were ttel away A. o'cl.ck
The telegraph dispatch from Boston received tile
mouiog. announcing their arrival aud Incarceration
Ia FOr, Ngu1n, IL therefore ersOucOus.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEw-YoRR.....~..jrsE 70


s..gmiir-Cons.ui.o L.dddse, San FFancs'o, Pse'hs
81 ..e.- Queen Yor5e Liverpool. c. 4 nA-'hsl :.
a.. %. .aI.u.u u a>A n Dcti1'ih 'i-ce'A
u..- D.-rpH.. l.-. Carver CG''e. Oce- i"'e1-b
J.t.rg 40 bad, ID. Ia, trulA tIeih-~e d Ncrdt -
E.f..-,11-if 4. }.a. "a. e., hey We. H. ..'-hsfi
Ie.s.r. s,ace One t@l. }. & A,AhAlEi Goa 'l-Loe
s. /. gee }. &. i-~r- A. Co., ~
.-leng pin ,Br) CoLgers B-rmucs, M.t4-ei'H Z %:
Ta has,t.i Co!S.t r. r. tasdlI, Fn-c4' 1890
% - -.
Schooner. Ko-su'h, lee. Newburypcri = W LeEs <
- No.. ,srl Sa,s Ieue.4ra and Blgosl9cs Sn.-a
nes CO.. " ~. H.. Cree tArl btih,4 lrt A. = a.
,eas. ia aud Cah4tire Or }. nu...d hsfoof isAI
- /. SnIth tt,.uui. Baltimore Merrill Aboot;
Wo.oft Parker nston Dayton Co.. ;. W. hiEe Nansoni
Neyyaveu N. BsiSss Co. George Gillian Butler Soi'0a
II. ,. Racket.
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ni.os:ers, &c.

,,v, lime II Capt Newcomb ~ he n.if A.1ue %
hes 20 NewY "a Boston arrived , , >',si ,
d rrports that called nom Oienus' 3b ~ ne ui.nt IN.
sis o. , sf e lie Of Pines, aud ois Se,.s f,I,
ne. cargo mas Deea saved the balance WIN
'ol1 "a s,,o,sryr ssuprsoN Dan from 6,. b,y,
arrived ID Flmouh rag on y"9 me y wreck d
seen IN la' x - ~ named tle Dancing Wave mast aia
an A"', ious ca6ia aad .cr part Of vessel
,,trf al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20
COURT OF GENERA SEsSlOVs-Irvx Ia.--Ref,re
ii.c.id,r lloTuAN.

John lilotson, elias Williams. convicted of b1r.
gart b. bras iD1 tho orlce OF Nathan Lane Co.. Nu
o. WlN street.. w. rrnard,i iDr srn'rl,r.
.iu'n T. Ohry pleaded guilty 10 aasaurs Officer Rordo1
no tish Precinct h daLr-lo4- wrtpon with int,Dt
20 bu lIis lAfiu, au was 4dri f,r s-ut.ucc
John Ripley convicted ~ grand larceny 20 sfeans iij
fon th'Tes Re-. Who noas'ed at hs house iu Koose o
street NH- f'uI.HleI I. r e"lt.rc.
Juii. McDonid. WA pea od guilty 20 passing counterfeit
- tl ~ hr bnuA 90 Roth America wa scht So The Pei.
trrutr, luF t.fcn months.
tlla h,Cauy pleaded guilty to the charge and was
90 o." fru~nlIrs - siK month.
t- ol iluuils " Howell charged with disturb inr
Tub -hip tto - d..u Stli,t CL ch ulr
Re- 10 NfFu'. Fstol nr Distinct Attorney moved Co L. W.
oyer uni T-mnuf ilr ,ur sol
fuf fu" c,fL1ut td fhA' tl.a Yves skaDtuaIy cis
hr nod 40 objection 10 h-,g Llud H. that c0ugt Aiotlon
r!anlsd
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apoken.

Jun. 10 Of cnpe hs.ioRs ss iP for nGyD spoS
Ia ,ard had seel from the Cape morning G"
June IT, miles from Nsn,gc,1s ,y soSa 'D'A
'sn $50 miles +. OF Sandy haoA, brig E''sss'ss
6.om Boston toy Yhisaslphis
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IAdve-tisement.l 4
SUMMER CLOTHING,
Al EvAs'' AID I'd fnl'0H''''
90 Dor cent below Broadway prices


Cow. MUTT continues TO astonlsh the world ~
much by hi, briisucy by his nhotsms pIopo.ion.
host Of other novelties and dsnatic performances d. ana
O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

CoNSTTTrrION WATER ia certain cure 10
and eli Jescs # the tdnoss and Bqddcr sod b
al Dul.d,s MOKGAS . ALLEN, Agents, ~ C-ih-st, y.
--a-sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

Young men can learn thcf true pursuit, d,'i
y, 20 train tleir children he usciu and harry by
Pnreneoeical Examination az Fowler Nel' "co Il d"sy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20
Conosfns CAsrs.-Yesterday Coroner wIey

held inlDr 40 ~ follows.
AZ ~ 10 Hammond street the body Of JuiA loutcn
chId Hn mon ha ol who hat boon smOtcscl 10y .th
her face dow ward IN the bed coines
Ga b"nd thr schooner Emily. lying AZ Pier No. p 4 r.,
loo. Of h1oosult sfrtt Ito budy oil uusnos man
'sid' ~ b1for about ~ uso hrctasod had been
ih o." water uf t'n days Verdict Accden.n drowning"
Ia The once ~ Nc MusFfay-. No ~ South ctt tho
bedJ 81 aitbei NtssD. ~ JeIs VI ssc, snd Bs,ivs v,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

I,l,a ~bo wss drowned at Pier No % East river os
CEASED vas board the rda r, MINT At
n ooet iptoIicaed missed his oothcd and 's'i INTO '
wateT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

In tie case Of the steamer Nassau n prize lld-n
WIN ErArid ni- eyiyt Of Of-on Blunt siing That
~ cosrur col leakage q he so,,-i the cargo rh
inf tir ,orrt mode drI for the good and
ticr apiriisa. Nj bmnt was appointta Upfai.er
in tie ease the steamship Elizabeth the cargo ordered
90 DO uanacrfsd 90 Warehouse.
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ne, TELEGRAPH.

,,,, go. Arrived, .lip = Wilder. Farley. New
bOH - = ~ r,rro ~ go hhds Of sngar 81. bbs
u Il "a, n's ~ pD!s ofrosiu, AID 2i0 bols of,sr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

aislArgKs aLNssac .
-Rises..4:eg Srts...........55f h5os-R %
sDH WATER rms 90. a.
.aIiy HOOK. 2:l2 GOV. isani S:UI tci'te's as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

have addressed communication to the Governor Of
the a,es of Illinois, Ind .na Iowa, SdcD ,gao,
Minnesota, Ohio, Oreg"..n. and Wisconsin, asking
information, with ',e view Of securing hoUes Of tho
greatest prrnrse for he orphan children Of all ages
who f.r., into their charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

f.dvcr,i.cuanif

GAS FIXTURES and COAL on LAMPS III great
variety at our Manuiaoory No 9 II and l3 biercer lie
4 .aae arc invited 70 call A-ChE@ - AHe"A'A'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

CouvoS CorscIf.-The Board Of Aldermen
yest,lda, coucurred in am amendment correcting 9
clerical error in the ordnance approrriauns 0oO)
for est .bl-ning the -. Josephs HOrpItA. for
wodtded -odicrs Sir. Fromcnt stated that The
MAYOR bad signed the Lost 500 0O) ordinance ir the
irliefo Of tLe families Of volunteers. The Couuolmen
he'd d. long sitting yesterday, and did very large
amouit OF lu,in,ss. Nearly one bundled Papers
were da ossi az, aud the calenaIr Of papers lnit
oyer and cleaned. very Large humble %. rsrolts
were also presentel. The amendment Of tie Alter.
uca 20 The resolution rendering tie ho~lltHics 81
fne cIty 10 tie Hon. VIM. II. seward by tiikiug
out Tie rlrieuce to Ai- dc l4r4,iou that he j. aot
Candidate for tie Presidency, Wa cOncuired H..
10 ihurlow Weed ,yoio,d by the Mayor aud ps.fed
over bis veto By the Aldermen w..s lad over. Tie
Outr butiucss was cbtirc'y souuae. lie Board
a'IDurued 20 Thursday next at o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

AruIy.r oY I'M STEAMSHIP GLAsGow.--Thc
..re.g steamship Glasgow, Capt RosSrli iIoIi Liv-
cfpool ou the tn sud Queenstown the 5th, arrived
ben. Yesterday, with tAc United States male, %
cabin and oy2 .fccr4ge passengers Her news was
al, ,ipAied by the CHINA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

\ ProFEssoR oF NEsTnitoQrIsN WITH fhf
WIvfs.-Some tine riace, Professor Kitbye. gen
ileuan Of ventiloqnid accompi hmruts, arrived 10
tins c,y aud made an engagement with one 81 tie
Bpwery 1leate's, ~ performer. Before he bad q
fair opportunity OF euing tie commuufy wth
TIE meit- 81. biz art, warrant was sued out i's he
AR II 10 the City OF Phadaphil, and scut here Tor
oHccuiion. Detective Wilson tAerruplu arrested tie
Professor, AMI conveyed him 10 Philadelphia. on a
oaarge If having more wives than he law allows.
f arrears that there arc IN various pare Of tie
county no less than i've hrs. Kfbyes: one IN pts-
burg, one in Wheeling, one in ruiilipsbury, sni tso
10 Philadelphia. The la-t lady whom he married
Wa d widow-Emiiy Holt Of the Quaker City.
Emily s Only ~ wears Of age the Professor beng
abo.t 81. She had been a widow for - year,, ani
II po,se sd Of he pleasant it.c fortune of Si1OO'
Finding ihat Prolet-or krbye bad distributed b.r
affections win too generous hand -be went before
a magistrate an made COM dnt-heuce bis arrest.
IL consequence O.. tAs litte matter the Professor
performances viii be suspended for the present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

SIR AsnoSI.--T5e ship Ashburon, Bradisb
hence FOR London, ia badly ashore on the East Bank
Assis,ance has Lssp seli ~ Der.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

DIRAUDSG RAILROAD CoNgANiEs.-For come
zine al there has existed all Organized scheme in
all tie principal places betwee Ncv-Yor2 aud B,s-
tn on the line # tho inland roIie TO l-ffaud the
several rairoad COM anica ont Of portion Of Their
G,'es. The local faces e the several roads amount
IN the aggregate 10 - l5; bit in order 10 secure u
much OF tie through travel ns rossibe an orange
meqt WA made hy the companies interested, TO ic-
ducc tIeir roIecuve T.os, 70 that tie through fare
would be only 3, at the same timc piviug pA--eu-
gers ,he privilege Of stopping at New-layen, Hut-
ford, 5, rngis0, &c, and proceeding themes by
subsequent tTain. Cert in parties in the rliccs
named acting in concert with ses Of runners, laye
succeeded ~ inducing travellers to pureha-e tcAe's
Tor places beyond hcr respective points Of dcsna-
ton, on redc'iug which, parties were found ready TO
buy tie tickets at somewhat reduced rate; az fof
instance, a passenger leaving New-Yoik ~r Spring.
lcld buys through ticket for Boston for g.. On
reaching Springfield, he Immediately selIs lis ticset
for about - -, thus redu ing the expense Of hi.
journey from New York to s. 49, instead OF So 10,
tie regular fare While tho hotel keeper Oh rlhHcl
who bought biz y tOn ticket for - 81 finds a rcudy
sale for al !! 80 to 5 -. With a view Of nop-
ping TINS trailc in tickets, attended with such d sell
ous loss TO tho companies, they have mutually re-
solved 10 adopt Il new system Of issuing pus.uge
lcsets between any two points on the road, which
VIII be good only on the particular train for whicl
hey were purchasedi 80 thai ticket purchased for
lie O'Clock train IA. IN. will not be recognized by
lie conductor of any other train. This arrangement
Nil 90 into elect Oh the lot Of July next.
WEsTIRs HOMES FOR OUR Pooh CHILDEEg-I
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Wfsrrns IoMEs FOR OUR Poor CHuDREs.-I
The Commissioners Of Charities aud Corrections
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TBr ANNUAL MfrTiNG oF rnE ALuMSI % I'M
NEW lORK USyLRBIIT. Tue meeting u tie
alumni o. the Ncw.lJrk Unyersity, in the lecture
room If the Unyeroiy yesterday niu noon, war a
mont happy and brilliant af.r. Aitcr reading the
rapoils AID rccorli ,Le names Of Ire parrs pres-
eLt, The following gentlemen were elected officers
tor Tie ensuing year:
I'e-iaent john ! JohrstoBi NcrPre-ideut Thomas b
Snliug Secretary, itnson Gih.ot Inasur,r Smith
LAM Key inl a. bnl Executive tonlai,trr a..
r4hrid Sinh, 4 iafw GOD enOB Asa Laiiop Deol.e
y. baArr
Speechmakiug was next in order, and Judge Bond
@ son Of former Editor Of Tie Christian Adr0rafe
ami JoDcrai, being called upon, made an imIromptn
aud interesting speech in which he referred to the
political trpubiea ~ Bllimoir the city Of hi, rcei.
dcnce. Ailer compImcnting DR.. Cox, the pastor Of
tho First EJ-cop. Cnmch IN Baltimore. for his
fidelity 10 tho Union in tie face OF persecution that
would have discourage and overwhelmed any man
Of lees rmDess ol purposo, he proceeded 10 correct
some mistakes made by DR.. Poet m part OF bic Zee,
ture last iuesday evening respecting tho plGg-
Ughes ane Blood. Tubs VI Baltimore. L shert
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

FYnRIs FEMALE IrsrITuTE CoMNENcENESr.-
The Annual Commencement of the Ferris Female
Insti ute will be held at No. i3j Madison avenue
trls afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

SteAwsERRY FfsTVALs.-A fessival vas led
Yesterday. On The grounds of 81. 1an's C1urch, Nor
ris,,nia. corner of One Hundred ard Thirty-Eightt
.,,,et md s.. Apss avenue; sad the ladies' Of th,
fjncatiouui UnicD a.o continued their festival a
Mozart Hall. Both tbese meetings Will be repea'e'
today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

crRAwBsRprrs -WmCH ARE ThE BE5l To
shed some light on this veNed question Mr. Judd, OF
TIE Agrjcplarisf, las offered liberal prem'uns Tor
the largest the beet for marhe for the best.ayorej,
Tor the best in NJ respects, etc. TIE free exhibition
Of the berries takes place this Friday afternoon aud
tomorrow, at the Office Of The Amer'caH hgT'ca'-
h,r,st. No. 81 Park row. See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

GRIT SALE or UP-rowN LoTs, BY ORDER or
TIE SUPREME CoURT.-By reference to onr adVer-
tting columns, il will be seen that james Miller,
aucroueer will sell rhi- day, at tie Merchants tx
coance under direction OF tie Sleriil % lots OH the
Third Second, aud First avenues sud Nineiy-E'.hih
street. Real stats must 20 up. This viii afford "a
fine opportunity TO buy lot cheap.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

FLACs FOR THE CRY HClYTsTs.-Eaeh regi-
uent now At the .eai OF war organized IN tho cily,
in accordance with resolution Of lie Common
Council some months since, has been supplied with
stand OF coiJrs. Ackaow Judgments nave ths
week been received from five regiments, accompa-
uied by the thanks Of the commanding olicers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

The ENANUrAGi0S LrAGUE.--Iho meeting Of
the Emancipation League last evening was post
Yned, senator Nison not Loiug able 10 attend, and
Mes-ts. Bronson aud Chtever who had been ex-
pected 20 M the gap thus occa-ionei, were au-
uouuced by the Secretary. DR.. H4rt, an not IN "a III
state of health 10 address tie meeting. DR.. Hart
read TIE following letter:
SLv,rg CH.vrVp. lure -. i}ie.
DKtu SIR. deeply rrfr.r INT c,nuoI fuIl 10y
src I-u A.s3c fioi. "a h~L : % de
tie 90 ,nnt .lt -noId boz in loudi.u for
sfh O.. hui hi q r.nn0 go without neglect Of duty
here 10 every b4.1tu h. quorum Trrfnf add wr have
yrfy important IiefsuIe. b,ait uheI should not
Pc Dy any u'stct Of au s. After tie dY.iuuel shall
be- nrppy to fin this .rpaFrne eat dc.hed
io4rs trl.y IL WILSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

rr,cr CULVER will speak at Bieecter Building
,L;, .veuipp on "The Rehelliou: It's Crime, Cause
and Cure" The public are invited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

MoyruENrs or NEw-YoRK RECMrS rs-Tnc
2ld Regiment, " Y. $. NJ. Con. Monroe, nas been
or3erei 10 llaTes Ferry and the 51rh Regiment
y. Y. y NJ, Col. Rome, has teen ordered 10 Blt,-
none ior duty.
The 5th will be mustered into service to-day At I
p NJ a. Camp Berger, B4ltimore, 10 date lrou May
20, for thrcc months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20

PRlzf SArr.-The United States Nar,hal viii eel
on Saturday, II Atlantic Docks, the cargo Of she
prize schooner Albert, Consisting OF sat sugar
coffee raisins, OLE preserves g..
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-08

.4..s.
STANDING ARhIEs.-Tbe gteatest part 6f
the standing armies Of the 'CoAiiaeAl Ut
Europe, secures the despOtism Of The
princes, whose maintenance :s mcsg -
we're burthen upon the countries bich
support them. The individ1AIa &Ao
compose those armies are IBises1 hy
the tyranny exercised upon theuu7 m ~
themselves the cause Of misery. q llIelF
fellow-citizens by the tyranny they eykF-
else. But, it will be said, they defekd
the country from foreign enemies. I'LL
could-a foreign conquerOr occasion mese
wretchedness than such defsndersl HA
who robs me of my property, depsiseS
me of my freedom-T cannot return him
very cordial thanks when he tells fms He
will defend me from every othcr robbss.
DR.. John Moore. ,sssas,Is.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-08


deal about G51l1I
doubt al very Hae t =
down, depena upss -
astrAy practically 4 ~
be an extraordinary q -
know well enough that saS6 :
does notkexhazst tAN jdeS. 4 I. hi
taken seme pains to insSSgi
ductions OF genius, md tlil
given case have besn1biI 81
very interior essence 81 think
have been satisfied that u
greatness was ever achieved excsn q
there has been prodigious clS 8
work. Genius, at least that kia6
achieves greatness, is not Httal s.
an iron will as well as an eagle eE6 h
is not indeed the idea Of genius that -
men are wont to imagine. They pi6l
TO themselves rather the sudden efI III
Hash, That blazes upon the world VI It;
premOlition and without adeauata
1t was once the fashion, fOE inssaue 81
represent Shakespeare as a sort Of inaI -
spendthrift, who dashed of his Plnys j. |
neglect and wanton ease, in the ulet1 q
uberance aud riot of heayen Rtit1a nfs
tellect But a more careful ingestieas ID
has dispelled this illusion. So fAsas -
thing is certainly known Of the lie 6l s'sg
great DramatiSt, it all points the nlhEf
way. 1t shows him TO have been q t.let
man of care and method, Of q daEsH
thrift in regard to worldly affairs sE III
patient, almost plOdding industry. noais
less there was in the man at tines Dor.
tentons energy and fire, the feFvid eloR
and heat of the first conception 81 Isls
Plays. But there was also the SLOW ~ ].
some, patient finishing and workiaa -.
Shakespeare appears in fact to have heais
more thA9 twenty ssSse Ia hEiMg
Plays gradually to maturity and psfgss-
ton, SO that they may be cnlled Z groNth
rather than an instantaneous creaaiou!-s-
Pref. Hart. u Z, 4, --;,.-s,.g-,
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-08

POWER CANNOT Re SUPPORTED NJ a.
JUsTTCE.-It is not possible to found .
lasting power apon injustice, perjuIyiabd
treachery. These may, perhaps, slaceasd
for once, and borrow for while, from
hope, a gay and hourishing appearance.
But time betrays their weakness md
they fall into ruin of themselves. F0s,
as in structures Of every kind, the lOwsr
parts should have the greatest frmnass--
so the grounds and principles Of actions
should be just aud rue.-.Demesthshs.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-08

PUs-ULEs IN SMALL Pox-If yen -
ever afflicted with small pox. reader md
the pustules begin to appear, Annqipt
them with sweet oil and lime HAfsf u
these are prepared for burns and
scalds, and the irritation will be alln9sd
and the discoloration Of the skin I'D ~
pitting Of the flesh will be greatly l6ssns1
IT, you have no present need Of thiktb66IpE
cut il out and paste it in your scrap e.
1t is valuable, and although yoa unaY nsseF
need it yourself, some Of your nsisAesEa
NAV is4ei1afas
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-08
/" T L G H II -"
ny J. WARD cHILDs.

Returning from the theater,
Quite late the other night, .....
overlook countryman
In very merry plight;
Who seemed in morals rather loose,
Although extremely tight.
He was a gentle-looking man,
And when his head was right,
Was, pve no doubt, gentleman,
And scrupulously polite;
But now he was little rude,
And challenged me to fight.
lie whcoped and hallooed, laughed and sang
And, in his waggish way,
Got off some very spicy things
His comrades called 80. H."
And did some very tragic pArtS
He'd witnessed in the play.
Twas in the midst Of one of these
Dramatical displays,
As he was doing, as he thoWSt,,
''Ss1bssh Ni.hzos;rSsFss gT9Se, w.
The pavement suddenly came up
And hit him in the face
He next brought up againt post
With all his might and main,
But taking it to be man,
EndeavOred to explain,
And said he hoped he was not hurt,
And that they'd meet again.
lie threw his arms around pump,
Which chanced hard by to stand,
And fondly kissed the handle, which
He took to be her hand,
And said some very loving things
did not understand.
lie met some ladies, and saw
He tried to walk upright,
And evidently mcaLt to be
Exceedingly polite,
Bai sadly fAilrS in Che attempt,
And put them all to flight.
And next, and finally, he met
Some men he didn't know
Such men as you have often seen
Awalking to and fro
Who took him TO a certain place
Where people sometimes go.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-08

Observation-Disclosures is never grsnisd
to man, but as the reward of labor. Il
argues, indeed, no small strength Of mind
to persevere in the habits of industry
without the pleasure of perceiving thnse
advantages, which, like the hand ~ y
clock, whilst they make hourly approaches
to their point. yet proceed so slowly IS u
escape observation. Sir j. ReynoLdE