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And trio same was directed 10 bs ss,t 70 Hk Honor the
Mayor for approva.
Supervisor Ely presented the following:
R'olved That the Comptroller be directed TO maze 10
nent hereafter upon the certificate of any Commute Ie
regularly and legally audited by Inc Board Except, however
for bounties to be paid those who have
Supervisor PUnpr moved to lay the upon the table,
Which was lost by the following vote: , ~, H.,
and Wlmann-6.
Negatiye-supervisors Davis and Ely-2.
Supervisor DAVIS moved refer the resolution 70 e '0
nIitiee on Printing and Stationery.
Which was carried by the following vote e,,h
Acknowledgements Blunt Davis, Pusdy, Roche
Tweed and Wilmann-7
Negative-Supervisor Ely-I
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The report OF Special Committee on New Cour ou'e ~
favor OF paying bills OF H. H. Mcuroy and Others 'or maze
as furnished Tor the construction Of New Couronse was
taken mp aud accepted and resolution attached adopted oy '
mavs-superi.ors Blunt, Davis Purdy, Roche Smith,
Tweed and Wimann-7.
Negatye-Supervisor Ey-1. .
And he same was directed to be sent to Ills honor 'o
Mayor for approval.
in favor of paying bills of Il. W. w. Cornell Go. ana
ohers for material. furnished for tho constitution OF NsS
attached adopted by the following vote, VIZ; CO.
Blunt, Dasis,Purdy Hoehe' 9i'"
Nesa;ive-Supcrvsor Ely-I
And the was directed to be sent to his Honor 'e
Mayor for approval.
Supervisor PUpDY moved that when the Board adjourn "
will do 30 to meet on Tuesday, the llth instant az IL oei'c"
D. N.
Which carried.
On motion tue Board then sdourned. -
JOSEPH L. YOUNG. Clerk.
OFFICE CLERK or THg BOARD I
OF SCPERygoRs o- {
krw.loRK. November o, ZOO. ,
At meeting Of the Board Of supervisors, held this day
tie oYn; resolution wac adopted - .
Reared, That the Board Of Huperyor: Of the County o.
NesYor. in the opinion tie Board Of Metro
posn Police Conmis expressed Nv tfr ,oui'e'
and also ia TIE opinion Of e Legal Ay o is Beard az
authorized 30 gu vacancies among Inspectors aud canVae
OF Election In thoc only where the parties osnGy
appointed fail TO appear the day Of election; and the mem
bers Of this Board win be the following named places re-
spoctively the day Of election, TUESDAY. November .
lloj booTc eight o'clock M and between .oJr and IA
O'Clock, p. m. h. sieud TO such duty viz:
JOHN X. BRiO0s, Ne. iuiugpiace.
JAMES DAVIS. l2J,h-st. aud shave.
WI. H. STEWART, No. IiJ West 53dst
SMITH BLY, IT,, No. j., 4'have.
ELIJAH \. PGROY. No IS i.udowsi
OklSON BLUNT. No. llg Nesi ,ih-,i.
WILLIAM ". TWEED, No. 10 lienry-ss
SHERIDAN SHOOk, Fiith Ward Hotel
WALTER ROCHE. No. % fn-st.
HENRY SMITH, NO. ! broadway.
JOlis FOX. 80. Nouisft
ANDKEAS WILLMAhN, No. n Bowery.
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BORT Waroens' Notirs.
STATE oy NSw.YoRx.

PoRr WARnESs OFFICE No. l0l Wallst.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section Of the ac, passed April a. 1857, entitled An
Act TO Reorganze the Wardsn Office Of the Poit of Ees'
YORK. 10 al psIson interested in having charge Of he
subject matter of such inquiry examination survey hat
the following vessels under examination by the Port
Waren aad that the said surveys examinations vii be
completed within ten days next proceeding this notice,
l..a.I Lu.-..
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WEEKLY Seport of Deaths

In the CRY Of New York from tie h day OF October TO the
9th day Of November, 49,
Men. %; women. 81 boys, 80; girls. sj-to'h' f'i
;lu 1906 children. 2l9 males, 22c. females. 1885, col
orel r.rsous
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rrlNIArlRr ALMANAC.

sun R.-..6:35 Snu Se,.....is! Moon r.ies.'' s'I'
uiGH WATER THIS DAY.
sandy HooA. .0:d Cow saui..il;2' Hell oae''' i'Os
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orEOH. DErOr CoAaHlssARY OF sUssnTgAoE. /

OFFICE, DYPoT CoM4rissARY OF SUBsETUSCR,
WAsHINCToS. D. e.. Oct. 81, 1865.
GALE OF HARD BREAD-Sealed Pro-
~ posels IN duplicate viii DC received at this Oics until
u u, on THURSDAY, Nov. q l8CS for the surplus
HARD BREAD
this and the Alexandra Depct tn bread q packed In
eoIe O. y 50) pounds e,ch aud bs examined Of sixth
S. War, IN thus city, q. The Subsistence SigehOuss IN
Ae1antI Va No bid VIII BE- received for less than twenty
90 boIes-oae thousand Ooo0 pounds The p.ico pr
pound I'D quantity desired M b. stated in each propo a.
II viii be placed transports IN Alexandra, Va OF % sixth
Whar free Of expense 10 TIE purchaser Twenty thou
sand b01ts 80 pounds eacl Ices can be pl!C1te
The scuon Of Shipper. aud Others using Eliot Breed is
called 10 the advantages f4 obtaining then
pies Of tla article.
The Government reserves The Tight 70 reject BIDS.
BIDDERS rot present will be notified 10y letter Of Tie re,n
81 theif proposals. AT purchases VIII be removed within
twenty vs from the date Of their acceptance. ,
Blank proposals. desired, be obtained IRON the ohaet
T,ras-cash, in Government funds before the delivery
,oursrses. g. BILL, Mejor and c. =. n
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ror Europe via liverpool, BY sIeaner AiIilA "es'
u
For Say Anah, by steamer Nauna' wednesday,
Nov. - "
2, ~ u p.
z ar Havana and Mexico BY steamer IRA Cruz,
"Wednesday, Nos. 8..........:'.' ''....'''.,'' p
Nov ~
| For Charcstou, By steamer Ahambra, Saturday,
Nov lip.
- ~. .';i NHs
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QuARrRRnAsrrR's OYyrcx, No. II SrArnsr.,
Esv-YoRK, Oct. 2, 1865
PROPOSALS for FORAGE and STRAW

VJhlI VSdIIo IOT TVINhOE "HSt " IVY W
Proposals invited by the undersigned for the delivery
- seod nerchantable TIMOTHY HAY and STRAW on
Sosd Of vessels such whs in NewYork Harbor may
b Designated
,sons.nd n O00) pounds per tan, exclusive of wood
Proposals must state plainly the quantity, price, and time
The Hay and Straw win be inspected by Government In.
snsctor and weighed before being shipped.
Proposals viii also be received deliver Hay and Straw at
.nhiect 10 The above requiem ents.
Bil will 10 accepted hom time to time TO meet the
.niremet.s OF the Government.
<Psyents TO be made delivery or az soon thereafter
Aunds for tine purpose shall b. received.
STEWART VAN VLlET Brevet Adit. Gen. &c
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TOTAL ..ss......'ss.'.''''..'
nnALm. rnnn LMEnNtr ni.N.Er-
mann TAos grrFnSkL orHEu cArsEs, NOT DEfE'p
Ika tro~ CLIMATE sa

AsHiN
Banned saltei........
tr4uars t -rr...........f ..'s'
rssusl.I.t bv .rosd..... Poson b. cverf0s- o.
Gsslaiir s b. 'F strin- ofi.f .................
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lreH.Inrr t4h...-......
GysuBsls................ aacr.ft.u. acgIdrril....
he iri4n rsuasns....... Suicide by outnr aryat..
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Supervisor Fox Is hereby designated receive the orrs
Returns from the Canysssers Of the Eleventh Return p
Supervisor Davis i. hereby designated to receive the Or
nal returns from the Csnvasse OF the Twelfth Return DE
Supervisor Ely that the name of Supervisor Ely DO
inserted in lieu Of Supervisor Willmann.
Affrmative~SuperyisoIs Blunt, Davis. Purdy, Roche
Smith, Tweed and Wlmann-7.
Eegstive-Supervsor Ely-l .,
And the directed to be sent to His Honor tho
Mayor for approval.
lereas By the Bounty Laws Of the Legislature OF ZOO,
provision 10 made for State tax OF thirty M
$50 900 O0) OF dollars for the purpose Of assuming as
charge OF the expense of raising the quota OF the state
the call Of the President dated December 49, 1854 Tor the7
hundred thous and (39O.oO0l men; and nag,
Hhereas BY chapter three hundred md twenty-five 1|,l
the Laws of 1865 appended hereto provision IL made 20
submit to the People of the General Election to
he held Tuesday the question whether such tax ha
be made twelve 2) loan OF not while by otheI lay
2 year loan then tho whole debt of thirty millions OF dol
lor Oooo0OO shall be paid in 1866 from moneys 10 0
Whereas The State Comptroller has given the supervisors
OF this County the following notice In regard TO tins aulo
other affecting the tax this County for State puf
GoarrnoILERs oyrrcE. Albany. Oct. 10, 1868 ..
CHATTER ss Of the Laws Of 1850 have fixed the areeao VII
nation Of property in your county at the Of
levied IL current year. being % 1880 mills on the doS
for the following purposes. viz: -
For schools. Of ni per Chapter sS5, Laws 1855 SOC,
For General Purposes mills per HAPPIER J Laws ioo''
For Canals. Of = mill per Chapter IS, Laws 1856;
For Canals. I Of mill. per Chapter a7l. Laws ~? 80
For Extension OF Chenango Canal 36 Of MILL per Chap
ter 1885, Laws 1854
Fol Chsmpain Canal Ito of mill per Chapter 1885, Laws
1874.
For Bouues per cent pr Chapter &C. Laws 1865 Your
obcdient servant j.. ROBINSON, Comptroller.
If majority of vote. shall be given at the general eec
ton in oven9c in favor Of creating debt for the bountes
this item will he omitted from the aKcyy and cfcuias
dire sting Is omission viii be issued FROM this Office
Ind UhrTeG the following represent the amount
which this county !ac Tor state purposes next year IN
People Tuesday DO decide aiImatyey FOR
tie Act TO create State Debt" viz:
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- ~ ~
Ind bherfdf Of tbs sum o. ten mi mons osh hu"'u -n1
ninety FIVE thotind ouf hundred and thirteen uo H.d
pmrcles is Understood that die whole ,un vi" d. "a.
pended IT, rebursnF Localities for expenditure ia rshs
which the County Of No-i ok VIII receive back 10y way OF
reimh Ifieneui ess than tie sgn Of Three aus oi d 50
0O0l lcsyiny cum u eight lions Of ars - tr.
0 DO paid by tbs County r. State tar and Tor "'c "s
receive return whacver; and
warren II the people ucsday next should no. decide
~ favor o the Act TO create state Debt conirmp scd ~
chapter three hundred and twenty-five tIl 81 the Laws o
1905 tie County Of NewYork will bee required 70 rs By faI
III 100 the whole Of TIE um Of zen M lions 'fl H.o -i
ninety FIVE thousAnd four hundred and thirteen dollar ani
twenty tl1fJflJ 2 for the Bounty Tax iu fl,n
10 sundry other amounts which "il f"rh TIE e.a -
this County The year 1860 Tor Ss'c purposes alone o r
cnonnou. srsrc-lic o. Thirteen millions se'cn hl3el .I
ninety tifh' thousand tfo hundf,a thi 'Aiy w" t-
> ~ ~ y0s CD HHd increase 'r rte OF
tItion Of neat yer 70 an absolutely 1'ei 'nd
Uhorras. u il unqueouAhy cT the interests oil inc o. pc
Of his County wh,h,r tax paTers or o'snee every @
/, more or ,is st,ced by the amount Of taraou'h' th
Bounty Tex 90 tAi' County o. neiy er'cn nul'' o 30.
laTs 600 should be- drbu'cd over series 81 ye'
10 which end i IL important TIT tlc question fo o."
ngns lie Act 20 cfea'c Sta's Debt 'h'ala % fe'a
al. mot ,eiy The election iue'lay ncNi therefore - u
Reorot That the suPfvsor Of tAe County Of ny "a
earnestly recommend every - ,"n OF hc 'o9if o. ''~
lort entitled 90 vote g. deposit ht ballot on .isl meat
"of TIE Act t. state Dot 10 pav fo0nti'"
H, ifsi It.' fn Committee on volunteering Do. mo- WY
arc hereby directed 20 h-ye q once prepared eur e} D
ballots "foTtis Act 70 create state DEBT 10 pay h,i
supply oil oitz'ns Of tue County q rev ofA WIN ii
cheney thereof election day. AID % distribute siid baioi
70 &c General 1omnloe. o. e, D 81 nc p,',i au
before Monday neat "ith cory ~ ni' pr inns sa
u,en diy authenticated by tho fre.deui sni t'fk Of '
iv4ri 10 fAf Fff iiai tNNt0 who're GUY IT M
.ctrs r-y folly uudrI'rnd tho importance oi fH on rc
Erfarrf It she tofng'so Do anf So BY a.
reeird % irts iils preamble aud fco'.ul cons cupufy
pub shed n s hr ffolineri T7TaIs tf tis cv ur o.
election srd 90 a ohr JIdiD9nl mraaur's by Porft
ot~f,s &c. call TIE attention. Of evcry voter 90 tL ilt
ant sub cct.
Rssirrd rha' ur1nch this !. purely financial cnefon
wthou nnt pncs thai the Trrss = Tie city without
dgtlc ior o. p.fy hereby solicited 70 fud theF stch
pee. Of ouit, is.-ainaius iuofation 20 tie q
irrgrg ts matter tie stcn'on Of the pcop" 81 ihi
County aud he lfue g. every riufru io vote
init rry on the question "Eor The Act to create st'le
Debl 10 l.y HJuuies.'
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Alnshou,e Ba.tw,fs IS IN.ld.i.s Island Nur'cry .
i,pl ............ D o.ritll..................
Bellevue ........it Roman Catholic Orphan
cry Hospil!............ n A' lni. .'''....''''.'.'
IT'S Pgs1u................. -- Luke i" ''' ''''''
Islanl aluminium. ~ lucent iiosHiil''..'
Jew pifl............. II " RI leland Lniaiai' ,
Iuuatic Al,rm loouus- Hospital.
Nufcry aud Chida hnspi- IolA'''.'''''''''''''''''
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Greenwich Banix.-Statement Of the GREENWICH
bANk the City OF Newfo required by Chapter go Laws Of
1853 for the week ending Saturday tie 4a day November 1865:
Average amount Of osrs and Di.counts eB1O07f 90
Ayerass amount Of Circulation ............ s,2S6 90
amount Deposits.
CITY and County Of Nc~.York, Wlnam Hswes. Cashier
he Greenwich Bank tie City New Yot duly depose
hnd belief WILLIAM HALVES, Cashier
sworn before me this 9Th day Of November. 1895.
W. MnEILssIoar Notary Public.
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Manhattan Compnny.-slate,nent of tho MAMMAL

Manhattan C0mpnny.-Statenent of the MANiiAT-
TAN COMPANY Of the Of the daily balance
OF the follow FOR the week ending Saturday mognps the
4th Day Of November 1893;
Average Of Loah and Dscoun eOcS1S1 d
Average amount OF IS,22S 90
Avelsge amount OF Deposits o'chV,NSi w
City john J. Hartcrcr Cashier OF
the Manhattan Company 81 Ae CITY Of Yor BENG duly de
that the above statement correct g n. lest Of my
knowledse and belief y. J. HAHBfRGkH, Cnk.er.
Sworn me tn, 9th day Of Novembr- lao.
EDwIs L. CoE,r jr., Notary Public.
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Oriental NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Of the ORIENTAL BfNK
a REQUIRED y Char 1852 gr the week ending sa'a1a
the 9Th DAY of November, les. o..
AvcfGss amount Of :.
Areragc cf trc1lslon lilst'.
Ase1ase A., - pot m r,t,
Oriental Bank, beng dly dT.- "a ~ ,n &c n''
,,sfrru.rt !. ceffec, ". A. HALL Catlct
sven before me tbs 4ih DAY Of Sove-bsr, Is5
Iias.r T. Ca.raas. IT,, NoisD Pebble
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Munufacturcrs, aud Merchants, Bank.-Sta,

N o the NATURALIZATION MERCHANTS BASK
CURED by Chsp $50 Of 1885, the ending Saturday. tbs
4h day O! November. isic
Average Of Loans and Discounts 1S71tS7 10
Average amouui Observation-Disclosures. 2i.1s9 BS
Average sInuut q Ccnlatcn Ie., oo
Average tnosf OF Depnsff
Civ and Couuv OF New York Ma Cashier of tie
Manufacturers aud Merchants sworn depe and
ths the above statement tDOwdse aud be
hef A. MAsTLIIOh CssnIer.
Sworn before ne tbs 4h day Of November, 1855
VIZ H. Posi-, So.,ry Pebble.
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TO THE NERVOUS AND INFiRM.
DR. j. PERRAULT, GRADUATE G

mr.. j. PERRAULT, GRADUATE Of
- THE UNIVERSITY OF QUEENS COL
LEGE. brgs to inform patients and others seek.
ing medical advice, that he may be consulted per
sonally or by letter, in all cases Of Nervous and
Physical Debility, and the various disorders aris'
ing from sedentaIy habits, excess, accident or
climate, from 9 A.. N. to 10 NJ, and from 2 to 8 2.
", at his office, Armory Building, northeast cor
ner Montgomery and Sacramento streets, Rooms
Nos. y, 10 and IL. frat floor, up stairs. Entrance on
either Montgomery or Sacramento streets.
Where q secret infrmity exists, involving the
happiness Of a life and that Of Others, reason and
morality dictate the necessity of Its removal. for
1, il a fact that premature decline Of the vigor
Of manhood, matrimonial unhspplnesS, compul'
sorry single life, local and physical debility, etc.,
have their sources In causes. the germ OF which
Is planted In early life, and the bitter fruit
tasted long afterwards
DOCToR PERRAULT'S Diplomas are In bis
Offices, where patients can see for themselves that
they are under the care Of q regularly educated
practitioner. The best references will be given
when required. Patients suffering under chronic
| diseases can call and examine for themselves We
invite investigation; claim not to know every.
thing. nor to cure everybody but we do claim
| that In all cases we take under our treatment We
fulfill our promises. We particularly request
| those vino have tried this boasted Doctor, and
tina, advertised Physician, till worn out and dis.
| couraged, to call upon uG. It will cost nothing,
| an consultations arc free. In oil cases Of Primary,
Tertiary and Secondary Syphilis. Pains in the
| Bones, Old Sores, Rheumatism, Gouorrh1a,
elect, Structures, etc., particular attention IL
gwen, a. well a. 70 cases OF Seminal Emission
and Imnotrncy-
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To THE LADIES.

Ladies' suffering from any complaint incident
20 their sex. such as the Whites, Failing Of the
Womb Irregularities Pain In the Side, Headache
PaIpitation, Suppression, and all other Diseases
10 which the Female system is subjected. willhnd
prompt relief bv addressing themselves to DOC
TOR PERRAULT.
To those seeking our advice, = plain statement
Of their case will be given. whether durable or
not.
The great experience acquired by DR. PER-
RAULT In his extensive practice. and In the va
rious Hospitals Of Continental Europe, affords an
ample guarantee to those seeking advice Of being
under the care Of a legally qualified practitioner.
DR. PERRAULT'S name Is to be found In the
Medical Register, under the authority Of the Med
ical Council Of Great Britain, and Il. therefore,
no, to be classed with the names Tin many cases
assumed) of a horde of adventurerswho through
the public press, seek to impose upon the credu.
lous and uuwary by the publication of quallacA'
tions, and the advocacy Of specifics, that are
rarely beneficial, and in most cases positively In
~juriouL.
Persons ~ a distance can DO cured at home BY
addressing u letter to DIR PERRAULT and sta
ting their case.
Letters by Express to be addressed to J: PEN
RAULT, NJ. D., corner Of Sacramento and Mont
gomery streets, Rooms Nos. 9, 10 andll, orto BOX
973, Post Office. San Francisco. JUL 3m
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PAYMENT OF THE NATIONAL DEBr.-The
Governor Of New Hampshire, in his last
message, speaks thus of the national debt:
Strict justice would require that the re-
bellious States. the cause of all this expen-
diture, should be made to pay it. But as
this is impracticable, W should insist upon
their paying at least a portion of it. There
is no apparent reason why New Hamp-
shire should come out Of this war impoy-
erished by her loyalty, and Georgia escape
payment for her treason. The war debt
Of the loyal States was incurred, equally
with that Of the nation. for national pur.
poses, and they have c~heerfully assumed
and voluntarily borne its burdens. under
man disadvantages. The General Gov
eminent. to preserve its own life, has been
| obliged to take virtual possession OF the
money market, by exempting its securities
from State and municipal taxation. and by
increasing the ordinary rates Of interest
This has borne heavily upon the visible
property, aud depressed the securities Of
| the States.
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Wn Take IL All Rack.

The following letter is self-explanatory,
and we publish it as an act of justice to
the gentleman whose name is signed to it.
as we published the citizenship" story
without any desire to do him injury.
Without any further preface we give the
letter:
SAN Francisco, Sept. 8, 1866.
EDS. SACRAMENTO BEE :-Gentlemen:
I see my name copied into your paper in
connection with a very foolish article with
regard to my being made a citizen. Who
ever the J. II. Warwick was that was so
made, I assure you it was not me. Thirty
two years ago l walked hand in hand to
school with Martin Rowan, in Newark,
N. j. There are plenty Of persona in
California who have known me from my
earliest childhood, and 1 beg to assure
both them and you that l never have had
occasion to take out any citizens papers
to make me a citizen of the United States.
Hoping that you will do me the justice to
insert this, I am, gentlemen,
Yours respectfully,
]. H. WARWICK,
Formerly Representative for the county OF
Sacramento. Sac. bee''
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s,ieL.. s,oek. and s,.ns..

There are always found men who retard
the course of events by q weak and cow.
ardly conservatism. They are neither
this nor that. nor the other. They have
small heads, weak temperaments weak
lungs, low voices, and play the part of
drones in the public hive. II the wind
whistles, they tremble; if it bowls, they
pu, their heads in bags. They come Of
bad conceptions, and the fatigue Of nature.
At the risk of being considered irreyer-
ent, we should say God was Indifferent
about their making up, and they came
into the world hermaphrodites, mentally,
neither male nor female. They are so
feeble they never max. a stir in the world
till the sexton digs their graves. They
fold their arms while other men work and
then claim a share of the result. If they
would stand perfectly still, the world
could carry them with more ease, bu; they
hang back like weaving calves. If the
wind shifts, they are lost and know not
which way to turn /; if it does not blow,
they fear earthquakes; if it is strong,
they are in mortal dread of a tempest.
Being indolen, and torpid. their diges-
ton is slow and poor, hence they
are c~old-hearted and given to grum-
bling. Their fear and stupidity are often
mistaken for modesty or pass current for
proofs of great refinement. If they ever
advance, it is by reason Of stumbling. If
their neighbor is Catholic, they never
say fish on Friday ; if he is a Protestant,
they like him to be of the Old School and
opposed 10 the discussion of any topics
with which the Apostles may not have
been familiar. Death and hell have fewer
terrors for them than the word fanatic"
and progress is a term for which they
find a definition. If they ever draw
a sword, it is handled after the manner of
Ague Cheeks, and a woman can excel
them in execution with it. They carry
meal in their mouths and modifying ONT
ments IN their pockets. They never say
anything that can provoke contradiction,
stand opposed to the prevailing opin-
ions of men. If the nation is rem with
the contests of terrible war, they deal IN
contraband goods with the enemy or stay
at home to eat soft butter and deplore the
awful condition of things. They even fear
TO be just or loyal if they see a prospect
Of being called radicals for it. They live
and die without having said anything
useful or likely to be remembered.-S. F.
Flag. :
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GRIN. Cox.-Not far from the corner OF
Dupont and Francisco streets resides q
family. in which recent developments
have afforded a rich theme for scandal
mongers in the neighborhood. The hus-
band having had good reason to suspect
that his honor was being tempered with,
gave a little quiet attention to matters at
home; and on Thursday night. at about
half.past eight o'clock. his convictions
were confirmed, upon entering the house
unexpectedly, by finding that certain OBJ
jectionable characters were receiving hos
FATALITIES from his wife, clearly in violation
Of his sovereignty. His sudden entree
caused an abrupt adjournment Of the CO.
terie. the members thereof precipitately
retrea,ing from the rear Of the house.
Their flight was fastened by two shots
from a pistol. fred BY the injured man,
unfortunately neither Of the balls taking
Effects. F. Call, of Saturday.