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Arc, sii;slh..u, And q host of Others; present a

1 Arc .iiirrissn, And o host of iothers,Tpresent q
noble list ofimpe-ishahlc patriots. MHhmc
Montmorin predictelthe horlursof tl'- I rench
revolution. n :tencsla oppoSet TIC i.'.y "l
! Nerx.s al S2:ainus il iiskirg battle. Jasnrh
iue tsresaw and foretold the downfa!i-ol Nj
~,r,leon. Madame Roland was the master
s~prit-of The French revolution. Woman has
n mo.uf prc-emincnce. touching devotion,
left purity, and Yield 3 powerful influence
over man for good or evil. Lee tile women
v ithcut patriotism remember tbat they may
cause defects by Indifference TO and anld mtg
lect Of the wants Of heir brave defenders.
Tie soldiers deeply feel neglect.
a wounded soldier remarked TOT the writer
a few days ago that he Was sorry 7" say tie
ladies had lost their pa,riotisIn-tiiata woun'
ded Inul was shunued, almost, insopie places.
IL can Not be true that his remarks were cor
rect. The ladies one shd all, can but appre-
c,ste and applaud the motives teat prompt
the many public communications IN beha;' {"
our suffering soldiers. Every .nail brings us
the Notwithstanding intelligence that yuur.no-
bic soldiers are passing through an ordeal OF
intense Suffering. for want OF clothing and
the delicacies ntses,ary -for-the sick. What
is needed is action. a movement has c"m-
,i,efce1 in Inns city. Let tue bail b2 Kept In
In :tioa. We have the remedT.. We can ar-
ply al! needed rcliet, if VIC will II, and act.
la the nanc IF liberty, III the fane of all
we hold aesrrst on earth, let ths work 80
tornard till the soldiers are made coulfarta-
he. DEEDS, pot wuris, must be cur motto
ill ,n:ace smiles over the land. NJ A. b.
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State Of South Carolina
EDGE.Fl ED DISTRICT,

Ed Eff . DO tIO =,
IN ORDINARY.
EpY W. F. DURIS0E, Esq, Ordinsry Of Edge
u dcld District.
Whereas. Catherine Boddie hay applied to me
for Letters Of. ADMINISTRATION, Oh all and singular
the goods and chattels, rights ana creams o.
jacob Doddio Into Of the District aforesaid,
These arc, therefore. to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors OF tae
said deceased, TO be aud appear 'hefore me, at our
next ordinary's Court Tor the said District, {" be
holden 1T Elgsfcld Court House, ON the ?9'h day
CT Aug. inst, to show cause, ii any, why the
said n Administrations should not he granted;
Given under NY .haudsnd seal, this ioth day Q,
Aug. in the year of our Lord one t'o"S"n"
eight hundred aod sxty-three, and i'll the eighty
eighth wear Of the Independence Of S, Caroiina
W. F.DURISoE, o.E.D.
..ua1n ct - 81.
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4 Valuable Plantation
.lCAt S4Al-E.
sIlE -. .aisr. :ol--it ri. VALUABLE

- 80 $1,000 a~tE@-
IL C4s 51ALE.
= pLAvTaTToN cdn'nining
sixteen iEani-cd ALL Fifty Acres.
More or less. lyir.4 on Turk. c,~.h. and ',ound-
cd. by ,.uds sf Gil. J.. C Brooks, Cap. Eugeno
Bur. Gsorgc Bland ard otac"s. This Piart.rion
is ,ituated aboat I miles North Il Edgetield Vii.
LACE. on tho NoHho-ry Ropd, in h ~piepsaat and
healthy locality, md in the midst of l. fuinul
and in :agrseahla n"iGhhnrha.od.
About III e;h.if of this Tra,: IF Land il clcaroi
and 8 ,"usids, abl" portion of it in . high stale
q: cultivation. Tbs oIher half OF this Tract IN
in narive force: --LonndiIg i'll Oak, Hickory -ud
Pine growth.
There AFRO Oh the premises all Necessary p!antn-
tin hu~.iiiuss-sll ir good ;op~ir. Tbs Tract i.
well wa.ered, und is one vf the best ranges iJr
cattle in tEu District.
Th- land is well adapted to Cotton, Corn,
-mali train. 10,
Fur further inforu,stion apply to Dir. Js". M.
Hnrrinor, u. Til. sheriff y Giias, Elsehe ED. S. c..
ELDERf BLIND.
July 7 ii "
"" charlesto, Courier will pio .ss rspy twice
a week for one III NTH and forward arcunnt forth
with to this OH RS.
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~II.L DEARiSG will. stand the FALL
81 srAsnN ii 1893 Mt Edgcfcld G. H., Mon
Nv, mud Tusslnys, the remain'ior Of the Season
nj Harmon GalIlnanfs. at s26 the Season, which
Iegias on the lat of August aud o''ds the 2oth
'0 MSrss falling tn prove in f"al ty Dick CHEAT
ham the Spriss Of 1863, may -be sent this Fail to
ioaF'Os ''e' THos. G.. BACON.
"a 90
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Notice.

a Ill Persons havihg demands against tbs Er
"a tato of ]. H.. Brrkhulter, doc'd.. Va re-
oucsted 10 prasene them, proeerly a.testsd. BY
the fret Of ectob"-; aud also those indebted
", ra,uastsl t. make payment by that tins.
{, u. .bURKHAL1x2r Ax,sS-
July 20 - 20
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TO the Public.

u ". occupied BY ]: Il. Mo5lsy 4 = Co. ,s,,. an Ell x1i
sell il. large or small Quantities to s; sI'i1 R ss,hnss IS
and ug low as it can be t"ugat IN nj n"rIano 10
Augusta ,sarketa. Also on hna ar,S S a,dry"nf
of SODA, SUGAR. RlCE, ~ EoA nEins Ready.
~ Nj. GI.oTiiiSG, STATIONERY. &c. DC;
'a"u' Nno N. GALLAHER.
Aug Ii o.
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NOTICE.
TannerY Notice.

T-1RoM this date 1 will TAN and DRESS all
h youi DRY HIDES delivered At my Yard
tnr ONE THIRD of the misunderstanding thv
ovnor of tho Hides my par: Ut the lowest market
prico. "A"AA" %
July Is ~" :"
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cANDrDATEa.

N&~ @A~SA Ia %H0
- ~ ~" s-=s
Fsr sherls.
NAT RAINY, Sr.
"" Z. Il. CLARK. -.
4. (. WEST, =.
JOHN yLAED,
e. Y. COOPER
WILLIAM sFiAEB,
-.
{. Fer Tax Collector.
JACOB HUiET,
STARTLING TDREKE,
C. NJ. May,
CHARLES CARTER.
BERRY HORNE,
w. Fl. HOLLOWAY.
BEAJ. ROPER,
Fer t,ierk.
JACKSON CovAR.
L. HAREIS0E,
90
For Ordinary.
W. P: DUBIsOE.
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NEW GOODS!

zoo Yds. Handsome English Prints;
DUO Five Pieces English LONG CL0.H;
:: Ludlcs' Lin.u IIANDKERChIEFS;
Gents d.. G".
Ladies black Cotton HOSE
Mixed E"
Misses a.
Ladies SILK BELTS
Also, u great variety of other desirable Goods,
just received by =. PENN, AT.
AugJ tt 81
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Notice.
Notice.

a IL persons having, .deEands asainst tho hr-
"a tate Of William, Z. Middleton, deed, are n.
ouestsd to present them 10 tho olasrsisnss; sad
those indebted to snid Estate arc re2aesssa "
make immediate payment.
- EMILY MIDDLETON, Adnax.
Mar HaS
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June
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DQUARTE

Adju.ant and InsPec'or-Gcnoral $. G
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-01-08
rne two Letters,
Oh
How EEseG:t AZ. e "a ksss cEsefOr.

That I am bachelor IS an unmistaka-
ble fact. How became so remains to
be told. Hoping my experience may
prove a salutary lesson to some reckless
wight, I proceed, without further preface
or preliminary, to unfold my tale.
1t was while on visit to an aunt of
mine, in the town Of c., that | became
acquainted with Carrie Mayburn, a fine
blooming maiden of eighteen summers,
with beautiful auburn hair, clear-lit eyes,
a small nose, and handsome mouth, we'll
studded with pear,y teeth, rivalliug snow
in their dazzling Wh!teness. Added TO
these charms, a fauitness form and grace
ful carriage rendered her at once I special
object Of attraction aud admiration. Her
s1iiability and sweetness Of temper made
her many warm friends, while her beauty
Of face and figure drew her hosts of i'm
Fortunate suitors. In short, she was, as
i was not long II. discovering, the uniyer-
sally admitted belle of the place.
Although ] am not to say an extraordi-
nariiy susceptible individual, in the gen
eral acceptati0n OF the term, yet | will
admit that, like all the rest OF nay class,
have nav weak points, AID do not profess
TO 5e SO entirely proof against theinfiuence
Of female charms ~ to DC iucopabie Of
experiencing at times a curious apd some
y hat indeinable pa.pitaCon in the region
of tire heart when In the company Of tie
fair sex - and as my acquaintance with
the enchanting Carrie resolved Itself into
intimacy, and this, ere long, began to RI
pen into stronger emotion, | eventually
began to realize Shat | was becoming en-
meshed in a net of fascination from which
a desperate attempt was necessary to ex-
tricate myself, and where ] had formerly
sought her society merely for the sake Of
a chat wherewith to while away the time,
uow began to look upon her in the light
of an indispensable companion, and at
length, as the time for my return home
drew near, became aware that unless she
and I could make a compromise one way
or the other, 7 must bid farewell to hap
piuess and make up my mind to spend nay
future life In misery. Actuated by these
thoughts, aud fearful lest should be
forestailcd by some other OF her admirers,
and having also the happy consciousness
Of being looked upon by her in light
that was calculated to be anything hut
discouraeing to my hopes, 1 determined
that before took my leave of c. wo'd
know my doom from her lips Conse-
quently, the evening previous 70 the day
fixed Tor my return called upon her, and
met with the usual cordial reception
remained for some time, and, fnally, after
considerable 'ahcm ling and hesitation,
l nerved myself for the desperate deed |
was about to commit.
IN the most insinuating manner asked
Carrie to be mipe-to share with me my
future trials or triumphs, revcrscs or sue
cesses, properties or advers!ties, joys or
sorrows, as the case might be. | told her
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-01-08
Select 31oetrp.
" osussn.t xou Like TO Msaovs
n MADRIGAL

know,serI Il " th teeth of pearl,
And shoulders white as snow;
She lives-ah we'll,
must not tell
Wouldn't you like to know?
Her sunny hair is wondrous fair,
And wavy in its flow
Who made It less
One little tress-
Wouldn't you like to know?
Her eyes are bIue-celestial huel
And dazzling in their glow;
On whom they beam
With melting CLEAN,
WouIdn't you like to know?
Her lips are red ana finely wed,
Like roses ere they blow
What lover sips
Those dew lips,
wouldn't YOU like to know?
Her fingers are like lilies fair,
When lilies fairest glow;
Whose hand tbey press
With fond caress,
Wouldn't you like to know?
Her foot is small, and has fall
Like snow flakes on the snow;
And when it goes
Beneath the rose,
Wouldn't You like to know?
She has a naiae-the sweetest name
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-01-08

KINDNESS TC PARENTS -Sweeter praise
can never be than that of a dying parent
as he blesses the hand that led him from
SORROW to sorrow, and is even now smooth
ING the cold brow, damp with rhe spray
OF Jordan: And dear the thought as your
tears fell upon the sod that covers the
grey headed father, that You were very
kind and loving TO him that you gave
cheerlully of your abundance, and never
caused him 10 feel that You were doing a
charity.
Never can We repay those mini7teung
angels we call father and mother. Angels,
though earthly, have they been from the
time that Adam and Eve eazed on their
ficst-born, as he slept amid roses, while
the tiny fingers, the waxen lids, and
cherub arm were AL mysteries 20 them.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-01-08

sa5~ The printers Of Pals, who were
condemned TO different pnnishments in
consequence Of a strike, haze made a
unique present 10 their advocate, H.
Barryor. They have printed on ye.irm
the oratious Of BossGet, ard lave
produced book IN a style OF naagniGconce
said 10 he uncquafled Tor typographical
excellence. Ia order that no other copy
should exist, the forms were Immediately
broken 40.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-01-08

RD~ Somebody has written a book on
~ be art Of making people happy without
money" Most editors Of country news
papers are IN excellent condition TO be
experimental upon.
The Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1859-1865, 1863-01-08
RAILROAD sgEzEDULE.
CRESS0N STATION.
WGLNORE STATION
COENgY NEEEEEHs.

Juiges 81 The Courts-Presidcnt, Hon. Geo.
Taylor, Huntingdon; Associates, George W.
Easlcy. Henry c. Devine.
rotb0HOtdry--J oseph M'Do1ald.
Register crd Recorder-Ed ward +. Lytle.
SAerif-Johu Buck.
District Att0rneg.-Philip s. Noon.
County Commission ers- James Cooper, Pc
j. Lttle, John Campbell.
Treasuysr-Thomds Callin.
Po9r House Darscfors-Wil Douglass
George Delany, Irwin Rutledge.
Poor House TreasHrer-George c. K. Zahm.
Mercantile Appraisey--John Farrell
1ufitors-John T. Stull, Thomas J. Nell
sou, Edward Donnegan.
County Sureeyor.-Henry Seaman.
Coroner. James S. Todd.
Sup't. Of Common Sckocjs-Henry Ely.
EBENsGgRG BOR. OEFEGEEs.
Jsstices Of Tie Pezce.-David II. Roberts
Harrison Kinkead.
Burgeys-tieorge ITuntley.
School Dirsctors-E. J. Mills, DR.. John ".
Jones, Isaac Evans.
EAST wAPD.
f5nstqd5c-Thoioas Todd.
To,rg CounciI--W Davis, Daniel J. Davis,
r. J. Waters, John Thompson, Jr., David ".
Jones.
Experimentation W Roberts. L Rodgers
Jadge Of E2ectioD-rho orIes j. Davis.
Assessor-Thomas P Davis.
WEST ~ARD.
Co7stabIe-M u. O'Neill
io'en CouHciI-Wiiliamk kittell, Fl Eiufead
2 /. Johnston Edward D. Evans Thomas J.
Williams.
iaspe,to,s-J. .. Thomas, Robc-r Evans
.Ir@9e of Eise&an-Jotn Lloyd.
AS2ssso, -H.chard 7. Davis.
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EBExsRaRG Hg.Asc.a.sss cas- =.

MAILS ARRIVE.
Eastern, daily, ut IL o'clock, A. n.
Western, at IL o'clock, > N.
MAILS CLOSE.
Eastern, daily, at o'clock; ~.
Western, Mt O'Clock, P. Il.
rEy~The mails from Butler, Indiana, ,Strorgs-
town, &c. arrive on Thursday Of each week,
t, o'clock, P. n.
Leave Eoensburg on Friday of each week,
at > \. II.
g<n- The mails from Newman's Mills. Car
roll.own, &c, arrive on Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday of each week, at o'clock, p ".
Leave Ebeusb burg on Tuesdays, Thursdays
end Saturdays, at O'Clock, \. II.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SATURDAY, Feb. 2S-6 P. M.

SATURDAY, Feb. 2S-6 T. n.
The money market Is not quite as easy AZ II was.
mainly in consequence Of the Interpretation put
upon the Stamp law by the Collector Of Internal
Revenue. As he interprets it. the tax on loan
of 5000 for q single day is 500. Commissioner
Boutwell, should lose time in rectifyng this mat
ter. and seeing that the tax shalt not in any case
be heavier than the interest on the loan.
Gold was rather dull to-day. II fuotuated be-
tween l72 and l7lA. closing 17ls44 bid. Exchange
was freely taken at 1879 for bankers bills.
The stock market was hesitating and irregular
to-day, and the amount Of dealings was small.
Operators do not seem willing to act with vigor
until after the adjournment Of Congress. The fea-
tures of the market were heavy decline in gov
ernments. amounting on the coupon stock to 2
por cent and to on the registered decline Of
per cent in Fort Wayne. "a in Pittsburg and X in
Erie, and an advance Of l% in Pacific Mail. There
was no animation in the dealings, and large order
either to buy or to sell would have affected the
market sensibly. As it was buyers held aioof, and
the bears, as usual in such market, took the op-
portunity of getting out a few sellers options. In
the afternoon prices were generally fraction
better; but the market was very inactive. The
co1l~uw;cc ,yoro tho eli uuOtafiOns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01

bags sold chiefly odd at SIS Ais por cwt New brings
SIS 4Is I'd pcr owt No transactions IN ax or timothy
seed Petroleum continues neglected. Crude Pennsyva
niau ohercd At cit aud Canadian clio los per too Re
ned has been sold Is 3D. aud spirit u Ia. l0d Is
per gallon
TnE LATEST MARKETS.
EEgmJARy A-P n.
Coros-rhe saies 10 day have been about 600 bales,
including about 1900 for export and speculation Prices
we're without change but Arm.
10 RkA very little business passing and QUO
tatlons are uuaitorcd.
PROVISIONS continue duh at yesterdays rates.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.
The sales for tho week ending 18th were 500 baies
Orleans tres ordnairo 1851: bas, 2T6f The market
ts Arm and upward. Stock in port IS 900 bales.
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Consols closed this afternoon at s2, 3d. Illinois Cen
trail shares ut a. II discount; Erie shares, ~ at5.
THE PARIS BouRsg.
The Bourse is heavy. Rentes, 7of. soc.
NEssRs. RICHARDSON, SPENCE AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. -, 1893
Corrox. The market opened dull but the week ad.
vancsd the demand revived and since Tuesday there has
daily been fair business doing including several parcels
OF American for shipment TO New York. prices losing
fully up 10 those last quoted.
do Mobile, nd: DO uplands, I'd.
In Manchester there IL stcadhr feeling but not much
demand.
sales to day 5000 bales, with rather better feeling
BRxApsruwv.-Tbc trade has ruled dull for ALTAR
tclcs and a tuesdays market The busiLess doos
but met slow sale. Flour dull at previous rates
indian freely offered ooly moderate demand
AZ .os 3D. for prime mined. Today's market opened
winter red were made . decline Of Id al Der csuta
flour unaicsed IN value, and dicult sell. Indian
corn quiet Al 3ps. 81. for prime mixed white has arrived
IN some quantity; and ans nes Baltimore meets slow
wsssa~p o. o. I'd. fos Chicago o. ID. ~ g. for Nh
wsukee and amber Iowa; 9s. Cd. ca Cd. Tor winter
southern, ~. ID. los white Western. los. ia
southern lis u.s.; California lis Tia "a. per 100
lbe FlourFxtra states, 22s 23s Ohios 2se Cd
2Ss per 1915 lbs Indian corpMued, 2os g. white aOs
= ais yer $50 lbs.
Ma rsfasprs-Bssf SLOW Of sale, and holders being
anxious 10 realize, accept lower prices Pork without
change Bacon meets fair demand At previous prices,
though In further slight reduction been
submitted TO- Cheese meets steady sale al full prices
lard has been less inquired for and the weeks sales
barely reach 300 tons Mt rather easier rates, say os
AOs for good 10 nne; sos. Cd Ais. for choice Tsow
du and prices very irregular say generally Is per cwt
lower, with very small saics quote Butchers Asso.
citation AS city rendered $0s. AS. cwt Quer.
ritron bark steady Mt S. Cd 9s for Philadelphia
IL n Ia Cd Tor baltimore Rosin quiet about 600 bbs
common sold at 2ss 26s 3D. and medium at 28s ala
Ger o~ coversced IN fair request and about $500
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The English funds have experienced further recovery
Of quarter per cent today 3th), consequent an in
OF specie by the West India steamer avora
BILE from the Bank Of England, and also the i'm
France. Consos for money which left on yesterday at
s2x u were first quoted s2ss land the final trsns
actions at 92A x for money, and 92zs 80 FOR
the 9Th OF March Bank stock left on al 237 239 re-
duced and three per cents, 92z 5s India stock,
ct 229; India i've per cents, los "a. ExchoQuer
bills Is. discount 70 81. premium.
The discount demand at the bank continues light, and
in the open market long bills readily taken ut
cent Should any further specie arrivals Of importance
before Thursday next reduction Of tho bank rate
per cent might perhaps be probable at the next court
In foreign securities today the cher movement has
the bonds closing at 2ol and the coupons at sys
91.
Amsterdam and Hamburg q shade higher than those
by post other places they nearly the
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French intervention.
MraCIgR oe NAroLEoS's OFFER ANo TIE COTTON

iicam "a France (orgtn of the Empress), Feb. I31
Tie drsnatah which NJ. lrouyn do Lhuys addressed on
tue 'Ih Jlulry u ~ Mcrccr the French Minister at
Washington Gully lett by the packet which Quilted Liver
p ri on the 18th ni the SINE month 81 Mercer then,
WIS n9 - POSITION to communicate the federal 60
vrn'rni he ore The end OF january. II is hoped how
esrr 'hat ~ tho conrsc of this week. by other Of
tue expected arrivals from New York, the report OF NJ
n.'r yfafs franc aoui c,o,e u hand One essential
poa M cited IN NJ Mereier correspondence is that it is
neNafN 10 toe continuance OF the cultivation OF cotton
war nos'tos should be suspended between the present
m 'u!h aud the ehd o March. IL this interval. says
the hnpcrprs Representatives in dcsrach dated tho 18th
OF November last. peace has not become probability tho
cHtusc OF cot viii and It is impossible say
whether u will ever be resumed.
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eyenng. February L. aud In the his speech,
IA fopis 10 his health said:-would that We could "a
wait the olive branch OF ark OF safety 70
warning and bleeding brethren in the other hemi-
sphese do not believe in the present position OF cir
cmstaees N that great contncnt ana amid the present
pasious OF mems minds, tho occasion has yet arisen
whaa W aid Interfere with advantage or with enl-
caey iaere points which feel anxious with
respect my country. ono is that, while de
not tccipisae S0sd nst charltshly neglect any dv1
able per rg ~ cotnsciifng leace The other, which
fest moie strongly. that should keep Ourselves
thor9ai4 and ieiy clear fori completely 10Th slavery.
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Gambling In Paris.
ARREST OF TIE LESSER OF THE ITALIAN OPERA ON A


paris Feb. ls) correspondence of Liverpool Journal
Tho next scandal is tho arrest OF Cado the lessee OF
tho Italian Opera Here the fermentation has caused the
eyes turned towards the place whence proceeded
more and with most signal elect In the OF Calzado
hopeless law of ancestors Caado who was
10 have given up the excitement Of the gaming table ever
since he had left the Of his triumph aud disco
future in South America, had held himself above tempta
tion all these years when according TO his own account
listening for the first time since the beginning OF his
new existence, TO the serpent voice, he yielded and
accompanied by his friend GARNER Of Homburq poto
riey he went 10 the house OF celebrity Of the dr,.
monde, where, according 10 the tempter good enter
tanment offered and high play permitted The game
went inadvertently well for some time the two vs,tora
astonishcd the natives OF this land Of knowing ones
by their adrotness, until a last tho pucked vic
tims-whosc hawk beak had been blunted and talons
cropped close 20 tho quick having nothing lett but the
eyespounced upon of the newcomers and arrested
his hand In the very acs Of eachey lhe confession he
came more terrible-the police were summoued-she two
most refined and elegant OF all the Spanish gentlemen In
habiiiss capital handed the
Inc terrible and hamiliang command "Desha,,ile. uo
given In that cold stern which carries such a chill
the guilty hsart, being compulsiveIy complied with
disclosed 20 view the horrible fact OF connyance IN The
shape OF bzeantc cards and loaded dice concealed m the
boots Of the one and the sleeve lining Of tho other Poth
gentlemen st n the prefecture and the excitement
the contradiction, the affirmation and denial rssns
through Paris and forming tho under current Of
Conversation leaves scarcely any other ground for
clearer explanation thsn the one nave given you.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01
NEW YORK Herald, SUNDAY, MARCH ], 1858.

ing completed conducted hls BRIDE atef enc
ceremony oue OF the most sumptuous apartments o.
tho Grand Hotel On the following morning the y"u"s
wife found herself In the position as Psyche ates
her fatal d. OF curiosity No Prince was 70 DO found
appears that her noble husband had decamped early IN
the morning. taking with him tho cortei and enc % o
The Prince supposed DO Engishmau aresdy
divorced from hia wife