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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DROVE ALL THINGS -
AND HOLD TO THE COED. "
n. - zr-rruxyr -
De. D. q. nIcKENZIE

AAa - . - -
Has. for forty yeBTs past, confined himself exclusive
ly to the treatment Of Local and Chronic Diseases
and those OF long standing.
Syphilis aud all Neneral Affections in any age
stage or sex. l will warrant TO cure, after all other
treatment has f4ilsd, SECBRT DISEASES Incident
either sex SEMINAL WEAKNESS, and all diseases
Of indisereet Youth, contracted by secret indulgence.
lie VIII warrant TO cure nineteen cases out OF tWeu-
ty Of those Secret Diseases, and all conflicting symp55
toms, where the Patient is Of temperate haoits ana
viii simplg follow directions. He shall not be num-
bnEged out Of his money by laying dark CONSTRUCTIONS
on the case, and chetishing his hopes by the hlghest,
prospects Of a certain cure, providing the sui. eel VIII
pay IN advance trJm twenty to ff dollars when not
one in ten receive the least beueht. This Is the 6hAb
GAME, and often imposed on the suffering and credu-
lous patient.
ns-Al subjects treated on the following conditions,
to convince the incTedulOus and avoid imposition =
Every patient that calls and makes a p5sonal repre-
sentatton Of his case cause symptoms, &C., shai re-
ceive the
First Prescription Without Charge or Cost,
and If encouraged by the first to their full ~satlsiac-
ton they viii pay for the next as they reoeive II.
DIR. MCKENZIE has had long experience in the
best Military add NavAl Hospitals in the Christian
/ WO-ld. Nv Medicines are extracted entifeiy. from
| Vegetable IN tier, and can be taken By both sexes and
| all ages, with perfect safety.
SEORESY INVIO A z.
EFOfie-No. Jos. Old Post Office Binding WcteI
| street. Cleveland, Ohio mayg-fl3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-09

MAN d;

FRIEND IN NEED-TRT II.
d. sVest'sT NFAEBIBhE hIHIAEHf5prepars
Iaom the recipe OF Dr.. stsphen Sweet, Of Oonnsctia
the great bone setter, and has been used In his praS
tlos for the last twenty Year, with tho most agtoDil :
Ing success. As an aXtarnA remedy IL "a Wlthodia
rival, and will alleviate pain more specify than an
other ureparaiOn. FOR all Rheumatic and HnrVou.
Disorders il Is truly infalible, and - a curative toi
B0res, Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, &c, IL soothing
healing and powerful strsugtheningp ropenai1esy eE
cite the inst wonder and astOnishmento Of ali Whoh
BTsr given Il = trial. Over iour hundred eerttneatu
Of remarkable cures performed By Il within the last
kTo years. attest 10 this fact. Stroug q Armstrong
AGENT fOr cleveland MISUNDERSTANDING
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-09
Hooker,S Retreat

The Washington Star of Thursday as
cribes HoOker's r~etrograde movement
across the RappahannOck to the cause as
signed by the LEABER-ths cutting of his
line of supplies and not to being driven
back by the rebels.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-09

Arrangements are making for a grand
mass convention at Concord, New Hsmp-
shire, IN the 18th Of June, for the purpose
Of forming q State loyal League.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-09
BUCKEYE MOWERS
.NHARbES D.
ATTORNEY and counsellor at Law,

UmEU-vU. ISL SuPeriOr-St., over Messrs.
l.. FIX =. Burgess, Cleveland Ohio
IS AUTHORIZED By Il UNITED STATES
PAfRC.h and to PROCURE PENSIONS for those
entuled
The German lauguaRa spoken aud Written NON
residents can enquire by mail, enclosing stamps.
The bsst Of references given.
Soldiers discharged became Of woands received IN
servires are nov rnttlsd TO Bounty; tut Tho % Au-
di- or viii not receive their appl ATOMS T the same
Intl Congress makes an Appropriation OF money
mAYl.KS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-09
SKIRTS.

THE CLEVELAND AND NEW
u YORK HOOPS SKIRT CO.. principal Depot Ros.
u and ~ BOwcry, n. Y. City, Branch No. 1874 Onta-
riO-St., Cleveland, Ohio. We, the unders .Pned, hav-
ing opened our Branch ESTABLISHMENTS in cleveland,
bPgllaye to cal attention Of the public 10 our stock.
lst.. We keepa LARGER STOCK than any whole
Ealer in the State.
I'd. We make a greater variety Of Sy les, SHAPES,
sizes aud Quslides than any Manufacturer in the
United States.
Sd. The steel and all the material for Hoop Skirts,
from the primitive state to the falesrOJm, are uud4r
our own supervision and entire control. cObsequantly
customers can obtain skir,s from our house without
paying a second profit.
80 We have inst received a new supply Of Corsets
and Spiral Hoop supporters.
H1-R-member and not forget the only Hoop Skirt
Factory. No. 1874 Ontario-St.
HS Merchants svppled cheap at
FRANK BROS. x co, Pr5prietOrs,
mayT-lf7 If tnfarf0-Sf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-09
BONEDUST.
RONEDUSTi
BONEDUSTli
BONEDUSTIil
The Best and Cheapest Manure on
Farms and GaFdensl

BS~Deliverpd to any place within the Corporation
for from $500 TO sl6,O PR ton.
BB-Ssmples can be seen and orders may be left at
Chaser Brothers Leather store, l5 Water-St.
GEORGE SMITH,
Manufacturer Of Bone Dust, Glue and Neatsfoot on,
DeirOit-st., West Side.
P.s.-LeaTe orders for the Removal Of dead Horses
snd Cattle at the above mentioned st0res or at my
Factory, laPrSg-S3sl G.s,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-09
MILITARY SCHOOL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

y ~ III "-NO| II
S~CRIPTION, aud perhaps Difficulties 81
with Foreign Powers. 1 propose TO open a Mil W W
itary School in this City for the Education Of h u
those who would desire TO become Officers. i receive
ed my education at West Point, where took the first
honOrsO Of my class and have since Keen in the held ~
Captain Of the sth Ohio Battery. The course will
school Of the Soldier, Company, Battalion and Skin
mish Drill, bGJouet Exercise aud Out-Eost Duly
Also, Lectures on Eieid Fertilization and Modern
Strategy an modelled after the Wet Point mode,
aud superior e. ANYTHING Of its kind in the United
States. Arms furnished By Col. Seuter. 70 Uniforms
required. Open on Wednesday Evening, April 18th,
at 5 past Z O'Clock, at Atheneum Hail, (the hnfst
drill rOoIn In tha City and continues until July lst.
TERMS SO iOr entire c1urse, PAYABLE In advance.
References-Mai- Gen. Buel, MAJ. Sen. A. McCoOk,
Maj. Gen. Gordon Grauner, Brig Gen. Baird, BriR.
Gen. HaZen. Albert \. Church, LII D., Prof Of Ma
thematic. West Point, ny. Denis Mahans abb
Prot. OF MiliLaly and Civil Engineering, West Point
n. Y, SC, &C. Capt. HEERY $. WETMORE.
p t~esirous Of attending viii please meet
ne at Atheneum Hall, Wednesday evening April IS
fhalf rart seva~ O'Clock. aprllstf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-09

|THAYER & MOVES
UNITED STATES CIRCUS
O N.
&SM -
82A
2A
-
The Great Paragon Amphitheatre of
1888.
A MAGNIFICENT ARRAY OF UNPARALLELED
NOVELTIES, INTRODUCING
A Superb Equestrian Troupe,
A Splendid GymnastlG Corps,
And a fine collection Of
TRAINED HORSES, PONIES Il MULES,
Such as csnnotb be produced in any other part of the
world, will exhibit at
E E L A N D,
On Erie-st. Show Lot near GHOST,
Monday & Tuesday Afternoons & EV'gs
MAY 18th and 18th, 1868.
-
This Model Exhibition of the Age
Will make a Grand Procession through the principal
streets ofthe City on the day Of exhibition. On which
occasion the citizens will have an opportunity Of
Magnificent Band Chariot,
containing TOM CANHAMs New York Brass Band.
Messrs. Ihayer & NOyes, at an expense Of a.. 700. and
is pronounced by all Who have seen IL, to b the most
beautiful thing Of the sind ever gotten mp. in this
couutTy. Iii is Is feet long and 1O& high. Il is paint
cd in the most gorgeous style, and is worth seeing.
Among the list of Performors will DO found
Mr.. JAMES ROBINSON,
Champion Rider Of the world Ihis artist rides one
Of the most daring acts upon his bareback steed ever
witnessed.
THE DELEVAETI BROTHERS,
The Greatest Gymnasls in the Country.
SAMUEL REINHART,
The Champion beaper of the World.
ALBERT AYMAR,
The Celebrated -Four and Six Horse Rider. Mr.. A. is
also one Ofthe funniest Clowns alive.
GEORGE DERIOUS,
The What Is IT. or Man Monkey.
MIR. A ~BUSHNELL,
The East Indian Juggler aud Wire Walker.
r. JOHNSON,
The Expert Acrobat aud Gymnast.
DR.. AME l.. THAYER
The Original Jester ard HumOrist, who will on every
occasion Re responsible for a. much laughter as he
can possibly create.
Mr.. @. W. MOVES,
viii introduce his highly trained Horse GENERAL
SCUTf, who Will perform feats that will RstOnish all.
MT. Noyes will also introduce his Trained Pony SIX
EL,a and his Rider, Monkey Jim.
The Comic Equestrian Scene Of
MONS. and MAD. DENNY.
Those Comic Mules,
UNCLE A and DR.. JONES,
will be introduced by their teacher, DIT. i'll Ihhyer.
DB-Nothing shall be wanting to make this n Nor
al, intellectual aud amusing exhibition. NOtWith-
standing the innumerable variety Of attractions aud
the unprecedented expense If this unparalleled COM
binatiOn, the price Of admission will be placed at the
extraordinary low figure Of 25 Cents; Reserved
Seats SO Gems
ance to Inc half an nOur ateFWard.
H-SEArS FOR ALL apr25-439
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CLAIMS.
DECISIONS AND BOUNTY
HIdoWs Of Omcers and Soldier.

Widows OF UflGeFs and bOIdIefs,
who have died, or who have been killed in service,
their minor Children or dependent Parents, Brothers
or Sisters, are entitled to full pensions aud arrears Of
pay and 800 bounty and wounded Soldiers are enti-
lied to a pension 10 she extent Of disability. All who
have served years. or who have heen discharged
BY reason Of Wom dssre entitled to sl00 BouDty.
The undersigned, lata Lieut.. Col. 7Ih Ohio NOlun-
teers, has opened an Ofieein Warren, Irumb1l Co..
Ohio, to prosecute the
PENSION AMI BOUNTY BUSINESS,
and will also prosecute all b1siness against the Gov
eminent in any OF it, Departments. His long expert
ence ia the hUsine5s and long service In the army, and
his thorough "a quaintance with the marner of doiOg
the bu iuess, and how and where to obtain evidence
IN All cases, gives him advantages Ov r all o her p ~
sons engaged in the business He charges ONLY the
legal fees-I5,t0. ia Pension cases, with a charge Of
sI.5I for each affidavit, whore additional evidence is
require q.
as-SOidiers, write to him, or call on him at his Of
fee. II you write give full history Of the case and en-
close tnmp and you will GET a SATISFACTORY answer by
Tetur8 mail. } =. AsPHk,
Attorney at Law,
.--re.s5 Wo--,, rr,vtuTF a. n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-09

GAIT, SALT, SALP-WE ARE
- Agents for the sale Of ali the different kinds OF
salt manufactured BY the Salt companies Of Oswego
and Syracuse, y state; Orders from our eustom-
aSr THATOHER, GARDEEB, BUBF&OO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-09
Notice for Proposals for Supply OF Ma
rine Hospital, Dist. Of CuyahOga.
NOTICE 10

MOIlCE III CONIhACIOhO.-
IN Sealed proposals viii be received al the once
on the City Civil Engineer Of the City OF Cleveland,
uatiI q click d., May lith, las, Tor grading and
paving Ontario-St. from Pubic square - Pittseursh
Street. ". 81
Plans and Specifcations can be seen and more par
ticular information obtained II said Engineers o.
fc- On aud after the I'd INST.
The Board Of City improvements invite the sub-
mission Of bids, reservug The right 20 accept or Ie-
iect the same. hy orderOf the SoaId.
j.. SARGENT,
may2-f39 City Civil Engineer. =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-09
AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
To be Sold at Auction,
ON TUESDAY, MAY 18th, AT II O'CLOCK, A. NJ,
On the prsuisas

| VI the Premises.
This is a part OF the WILEY PROPERTY, on
Michigan-St., and consists Of four lots, 25 feet front
on Michigan-St and $50 feet deep, and one lot in rear,
42xlOOfeet. 1t il one of the best locations in the City
for business only about $50 feet from Ontario.St =,
where property is worth from two hundred dollars to
three hundred dollars per foot. This properly will
be sold at a great s~Ecrihce, and il will be a grand Op-
pOrtnniiy 10 obtain n good business location, or to
invest or speculation, as it will undoubtedly soil for
now.
ES-For further PARTICULARS enquire Of BRAYTON
b ST0OKWELL, No. 8 Atwater Building, OrO. Cut
ter & Son, AuctioneeTs. aDr25-f39
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-09

ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at 4 As AN, $40 & 455P-M
Eastern Way arrives at $3.50 A. NJ.
Western Way arrives at $50 I. N.
Sandusky Way arrives at g.2j A. M.
Cincinnati J hrOuRh arrives at 9;5 A. NJ, 333 T. H..
do Way arrives at 9.35 = NJ.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 7.3O 2. NJ.
do Way arrives at 9;l5 A N.
MahoninR Way arrives at 76 P M.
Mediuay Way arrives at 400 P. NJ.
ROckport, &c, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and sat-
urdays at u M.
Brecksville, Bath, &C., arrives Mondays and Fridays
at 3 NJ.
sharon Center, Granger, North RoyaltOn, SC, arrives
Mondays and Fridays at P M.
Warrensville arrives daily at luis A NJ
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily at A. NJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-09

The shipments for the past week have
consisted merely of private boxes for
warded to Camp Dennison. We have re-
ceived the following letter in acknowledge
ment of hospital stores sent by US
to Bowling Green, Ky:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-09
DELEE D,
AND
Point Pelee Reef Light Houses.
LAKE ERIE.

NOTICE IS hereby given that On and after the 18th
Of April next, tho Light exhibited on Pelee Island,
near the upper end Of Lake Erie, will be altered 30 as
to sheW q BRIGHT RED, and that on Point Psles reef,
will be altered To = WHITE LIGHT. Captains and Pr
lots Of vessels, will Therefore bear in mind, that in
passing mp the Lake the WHITE LIGHT will DO on the
star board side, and the RED LIGHT on the larbcard
side. By order Of the Commissioner.
4 TRgDEAU, Secretary.
Dopartmentnf Pnblic Works,
Quebec, Canada, Is March, ls65. : mar2440
NOTICE-THR UNDERSIGNED has
IN teen- duly appointed Administrator Of tbs es-
iats OF William Green, decreased, late Of fndepend-
ence township. DWARD HIEHTOH,
Dated Nav g I263-tU Administrator.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-09
sPERMATORHGA.
The Chief Attributes Of Manhood are

The Chief Attributes Of Manhood are
frequently lost or suspended BY mal-practioes and vi
eious habits that Will inevitably lead to hereditary
disease unless checked in time Read the truths laid
| down In the treatise HUMAN FRAILTIs or Phys
BIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES 1t is elaborAtely llustrs'
Ted with oOlorsd sngravings and win eOnvinoe tbs
most hardened and unoonoerned, Is well e. relieve
the minds Of the most depending, By Leading them
In the right channel for relief Of bodily and mental
agony and despair.
Rs-Sold By Dr. BARzoW, i9l Bleecker-SEi y. Z.
Price Is csnts. Sent free eYeUWhere. See adVertsS
msut Of "Triessmar" in another column
Sold also BY G. W. CLARK, Druggist. OlsEoland,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-09

BOWLlAd UhEEA' N.Y. ApIil lJhus 1000.
Mrs. B. ROUSE, PresidentOf the Soldiers
Aid Society Of Northern Ohio 1t affords
me great pleasure to acknowledge the re-
ceipt Of five boxes of Sanitary stores,
furnished the hospitals of this regiment by
your society when witnessing the manifold
benefits aecruing to the suffering soldiers,
through the exertions Of the loyal loving
and patriotic mothers, wives and sisters Of
the North, we feel endowed and inspired
with renewed vigor in the cause which de-
mands our services. Truly, the women of
the North, whatever many Of her men may
be doing, are establishing for themselves a
record as imperisbable as that of the
women of ancient Troy when besieged by
the Grecians. We can only thank you in
the name of the suffering and sick, " bid
ding you God speed"
c.. NJ. CHALFANT,
haAg.N,ak 1900 TTTkh wav n "
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POsT-OFFIGE TIMETABLE.
1858 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT 1883
FOR THE
Arrival and Closing Of Mails
AT Il
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,


ns-Mails will be opened and ready for delivery one
hour after arrival Of trains.
B5-An Mails close one hour before departure Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-09

2. NJ. DHALTANI1
Assistant Surgeon Nth reg. o. V. l.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-09
BPEGIAI K0TIeEs.
DR.. GRAHAM
Member Of he Royal OOHegs Of PLyrieiaIS
London, EngEand5 GradHats Of


London, England; Graduate Of
Rieord's Hospital for
FEMALE
and q constant attendant Of Paris, London, New Or
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten years
has opened his Office at tho
johnson House, Cleveland,
where be viii b pPY to meet all those who are e.
aicted with 81 II and chronic diseases.
His treat2 ptireiy different from the old
pIan, MD. sficacious and effective. His med
icines ass simply vegetable extracts and oils tn
have never been usta Od by two other physicians
America besides himseK. Ee has FpeHt the creates
mart Of bis life and thortands Of dollars in obtaining
a few secrets in his profession. He tests the Urine
for all forms Of disease. No charge for giving all Al
honest and true statement Of their case.
sPERMATORHGA-
To YorEG MES.-He can prove to you in a few min
utes that he "a the Gully physician you ever treated
| with that cures this disease FOR every patient who
will follow lass directions, he will give One Hundred
| Dollars if he fails IN caring this disease No charge
made for Consolidation. Thos5 at a distance who wish
10 consult the DO-t,r may do 80 BY sending a small
vial of uriLe by mail. with uame, sex and age, ana he
will answer ami describe their ca.s, and the p ssibh-
staran mhr3,437
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W. NJ. CAKE, surg'n SD o. V.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-17

DRAFTING THE CATHOLIC CLERGY. In
Pittsburg, last week, three Of the Catholic
clergy Of that city were drafted. The congre-
CATION Of the church with which they
were connected-St Paul's Cathedral
diately met to consider the case After the
meeting was duly organized, the Rev. Father
Mcmahon rose and addressed those assem-
bled:
He said that "whatever opinion might be
entertained in regard to the non-exemptlon Of
clergymen from the draft it was the law
He believed that the draft was conducted IN
just and honorable manner, and it was our duty
to give willing support to the govern ment
both in men and money. But the law Of the
Catholic Church forbids their clergy taking up
arms in defence of any government, and if
they did SO they would be incapacitated from
exercising the duties Of the priesthood.
After further remarks from members of the
congregation, it was resolved that money
should be raised to procure the exemption of
the clergymen, and the sum of $1,000 was
subscribed in few minutes.
Drafted men are to be paid the &. s. boun-
ty and are to be placed in all respects on par
with volunteers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-17
gritish Trade with Katamoras.

from the Manchester Guardian, June 20
A short time ago Earl Russell stated in the
House of Lords that representations had oeen
,nade to the Federal Government OF the feel-
+ Q in this country, that that Government IN
to0dod Systematically to interfere with the le-
Climate trade to Matamoros, and lntlmatlon
had been given that this country, while sub
n,;ttinp to the severest interpretation OF the
law Of nations, would not allow hostilltles to be
naTried on under pretext Of that law against
i ~ branch Of her commerce. The cores
r,ondence with Mr. Seward has now been pub
}shod Earl Russells despatch to Lord Lay
ons giving instructions to the effect above
ola, IS dated April "a; and Mr.. Seward
Lav;no been made acquainted with the con-
+nnts renles on May r. He says that sud
Jon]v and quickly, as palaces, Cities States,
o ~ arn7ires rise in the tales Of the Arabian
Niohts' under the waving Of a wand, or the
17tferance of spell, the trade with Natamo-
,oe rose from q petty barter to commerce
tbaf engaged the mercantile activity OF LAYER,
nool and London. It was really oontraDano
ttrade and the Peterhof was among the hrst
caught. Since then, interested persons, most
of them his own countrymen, nao exelteo
themselves to produce the impression IN ing
lind that the i. S. Government intended the
systematic INTERRUPTION ol ia"iui olI -
commerce. He denies this emphatlcally, ana
states that Federal cruisers have no otner H.
s Situations than those with which our Govern
M aent have been made acquainted. He points
out that no complaint has yet been made to
hin Of the decisions Of the American prize
courts. In conclusion, Mr. Seward says
Happily, the operations Of the army and navy
on the Mississippi seem now to be likely to
break up theinland way over Yhlon tne unlaWd9I
trade in question was intended to be carried,
and nd to remove the remunerative temptations
aa continuance 4, Of that injurious and forbidden
commerce co Renewed Instructions have been
gwen to the commanders Of the blockadin;g
88eet to practice caution, and conform strictly
70 the principles of maritime law in conduct
ing searches and seizures The Admiralty 7;l 1s
The seizure Of the Peterhoff, and in other cases
which are in preparation for adjudication.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-07-17
ANCIENT CITIEs.-A curious discovery OF

ANCIENT C1T1Es.-A curious discovery OF
ancient cities is recently reported. 1t is stated
that among the mountains to the northeast OF
Antioch, in Syria, cities Of early times lave
been found, abandoned, but not in RUINS ex-
cept as the stone buildings have fallen IN the
slow decay which time and storm make neceso
sary. 1t is suggested that these cities are OF
the period of the early part OF the Christian era,
and that the inhabitants abandoned them at
the time of the Mohammedan INVASION. we
must await further accounts before we place
implicit confidence IN these stores, Or DeneVe
that they are indeed discoveries OF ruins hltner-
to unknown The neighborhood OF Antioch
was the most wealthy and perhaps the most
populous portion Of the Roman Empire IN the
later years OF It's glory and decllne2 ana we
have long been familiar with many OF the re-
mains Of that splendor. 1t IS not lmpossl1le
that travellers, who are unfamiliar with the
history Of these, have imagined the ruins on
which they have stumbled to he something
wholly unknown to the modern world, and
have exaggerated the perfection in which they
state that they have found them.
THE FUTURE KING AND QUEEN OF ENG
LAND.-Those who saw the young Prince OF
w alSS WUcM uS was AZ I2nACAAOo, "oesAo W
surprised at seeing him transformed into
handsome and whiskered gentleman. lie has
certainly improved much in personal appear
ance; but reminds one much Of George I'LL
He has clear German complexion, soft
blue eye, an indolent receding chin, receding
forehead also His face indicates easy good
nature, with somewhat infrm purpose For
tunately for all, as we'll as for England, he will
easily yield to guidance; but no great reign
will ever come from him. His bride has
much more marked face AS she sat in her
opera box, dressed in-well, really, ladies', |
have forgotten what, except pretty white
coronet-almost motionless in her attention to
the music the best points of which she evil
IDENTITY appreciated seemed to me not
only very beautiful, but full of nerve and char
acter. She had an eye that had singular way
of contracting and expanding, a nose promi-
nent and with proud nostril, whilst her
mouth was Of an understandable delcacy and
womanliness. felt, however, that the mag
mates had not arranged the match on the best
physiological principles This Wedlock of tenn
peraments so nearly identical is blunder Sc
cond only to intermarrlage IN evil results 49,
[Rambles about London.