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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-03
Tn. seven.Thirtie.-Tke New Series Ready
for Delivery-E1 pcctcd Increase u" 3""-
scriptiOnss
PHLAnrLrMIA. FrIdsl

PHILADELPHIA rridny' n.ro
The subscriptions 10 the Seyen-Ihlrty Loan
TODAY teIegraphed from AL parts Of the Union to Jay
Cooke subscription agent amount to sl,oly,eN;
The following are amore the largest sub,e,i ~
National Bank Of Pittsburgh, slC0 COO; Fourth Na,lon,
Bank Of -, Louis Sl.GOv; Fist National b1nh VI
Marietta Ohio sJOO 600 First National Bank OF ,
delphn sl7 00O; First National Bank OF "a, ono
Me, $50 COO Second National Bank OF Boston 1919;
There were 059 individual subscriptions ior suin u
SO and slf0 each. H. ,hir,
On Wednesday next issues OF no. no,.H % we
,o,ie. ~ IN. scven Ibrty Loan oI an denominations,
will he ready for delivery 10 Subscribers ihey WIZ Wv
ready 10 be delivered after that dey win tue sa''e
prompttudo that mnrkcd supply of the notes OF tLe
,,,s, nd s.coul series II has been this interruption OF
delivery at tho time Of subscription VIII mas gwen
an appearance, of l1llIg of IA tie popular taxing Oh
,he loan the gre At body small takers being unwilling
IN nny their money unless they receive their notes
right in hand 10 carry them home. II is expected tuh
after nest week the daily subscriptions to tue sever
Thrtics will run mp into milliods lhe opening u
the farmers wool markets east aud west, VIII IN
doubtedly stimulate Subscriptions.
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FROM NORTH CARULiNa.
Citizens Returning AGllintion with For
mer scrvaut.--tsr. ysoidcn and the
s,a,e poiicy-The Brcesmen Going

NErBrRs. y. C.. Tuesday Msy %. ieo'.
The former wealthy citizens of Newbern, VINO
are now returning home after absence of nearly four
years arc received and entertsned in he most h"spa
bic manner by their former servants who not Only
relieve the wants Of the needy but furnish them money
10 pay their taxes and they affiliate together as though
they were rembas OF the same families.
The return of Mr.. Holden from Warrington II ked
ior with great deal Of interest, a. the people are
anxious to know Whit thc policy of The Government
VIII be toward this state
Capt. Horace Jarcs the super nendeni OF blacks
leaves today for Washington % cor1ut With Cen
Howard on mattors pertaining TO this department.
Tic slaves who left their homes when our troops
passed through the State, and came to Newbern IN
great numbers. are. o. general thing returning
afcr much suffering satisfied thai tAeIr - 10 30
iii e home. Hence the numbers lccrcalinS ab0u.
80 90 a month.
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FROM TE5E sOgTH.lyEaT.
Crevasse IN the NississippI-Anticipa'
Destruction Of Property Of
Rebel 0Mctnis- Seizure Of stolen Gov
eminent Record. Returns of Union
s'risercrs-Fron Texas -Distrcs, in
the sOuth.

CiHO. Ill, Thursday. june J, i-'J.
New-Oreans dates Of the 9th at. are re-
ceiycd.
Gen Candy will establish bis headquarters il that
city IN few days.
Another great landslide has occurred below Algicrs.
fearful is impending, threatening immense
destruction Of he crops and other descriptions Of prop
eriy.
Five millions OF dollsrs hrd been received at New-
Orioan, BY the steamer Mcclellan to pay OF The troops
Of Gen A. j. Smiths Corps stationed around selma
and Montgomery.
The recent expedition nom Baton Rouge captured
Col Hatch Collector Of Customs al hew-Orlcanf, no.
der the Rebel rulc aso 81 the records Of the Custom
House during LIs Administration. Col Hatch eays
that the books and records of the Custom House prior
20 Secession. are sccrcied in New Ofleans.
Ten thousand Union prisoners from Tyior. Texas
are at the month of the Red River. route North.
Gen. Forrest has arrived at MemIhls.
The people of Northern Mississippi are reported as
greatly Impoverished and destitute.
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CLOTNESG,
BURGLARS CAUGHT IN \ DwELLryG.--Lats

BURGLARS CAUGGT IN \ DwELLING.---Lato
on Wednesday night George Bral and Henry Wilson.
an the absence OF the family forced the grating Of tho
walk in front ~ the residence Z Mr. Henry T. Vail,
Cashier of the Bank Of Commerce, No. West Thir.
tyrstst descended 10 the coal ,llar forced door.
aud ascencd the paylor. Here they packed up lac,
ouytains opera glasses jcwelry etc. valued at 81 6l2
hut while busily engaged. they surprised by OIL
GERS Davis and Frickneer. Of The twenty ninth Pre-
cinct and taken into custody. Yesterday while pro-
cecding 10 Jefferson Market Police Court they at
tempted to escape but without avail Brady is native
ireland aged ~ years; rpsidca IN Hoboken. y. j..
and is a boat builder Wilson Is aged 20 years native
OF New. York. resides in Hobokeu. ~ j. and is a car
ponter They were committed tor trial. without bail.
by Justice Dodge.
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E,cuiuc g!xchnuae


j. {. Fish and wife, Troy; +. ). Stone and
wife, Cleveland; &. A. Miller. Richmond; T.. O. PRATT,
ST. Louis. j. 49, Wilson Cincinnati: and Judge Allen
dorf Br,one Comfy are at The Metropolitan Hotel.
Commodore Palmer L. ). Navy, and pr. ~ j. Hayes,
the distinguished Arcuc Explorer, no the BrcyoJrt
Hou-c
capt. +. H. Prince L. ). Amy: Lieut.. .Col J. W.
BnrrnCer. L. ;. Army. aud Lieut.. i; H. Lams0n,
L. =. Niyy are AZ the ArtOr House
The Hon. T. %. trosycnOr Michigan the Hon Mr.
Fisher, Blitimore; aud The Hon. John a. Collier Bng-
hnmton. arr Ut the ~. Nicholas Hotel
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Rss~ssc of Friday. Evidence.
WASHINGTON, Fridsy. JsI

N AsBlAIT0N, Tridsi, JUNG :, ~
Several witnesses We're called 80 show ihAt
Spanaler %as at bis bcareing.house in Washington -
Jsy or two after The assassinaton
1bomas :. Re!boid, employed al Tor1's Theater.
4ostsd that abon two weeks before the assassnlton
Booth occ1peJ box No adjoining that in which tue
presidept s,as subsequently, shot.
On the ~ 90 March the ~i'nss not being able 10
find the Rev broke open box No 2 IN order 10 admit
sentlerrar wth irs company.
T,yo ,yn@se nployc az the theater had exhibited
20 them tho rops knd IN spansieis carpet lNc they
,aid IA re,oubed eiar rope used IN tie ta.Ser but
ptlG Dot say positively y Was We sAie'
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Trade with Northern Ainbnsna The Nav,
Xard ut Mound tny-.uove,ncnt OF Got
ton-Prices.

CAIRO H. Thursday. June ]. 1868.
Trade has fairly opened with ;he people of
Northern Alabama Two steamers have gone below
from this city laden with merchandise for that scctou
winch sells readily at satisfactory .ato, nAnoy being
found there ID unexpected abundance
Work las been ,usponcd at thc navy ward in Mound
City aud rgmOr b, current thii tle naval depot at
that place viii soon be- removed 10 Pensacola
Two hundred and twenty-five bales OF cotton passed
here today for Evansville ~ Of which Tor Clcin-
uAfi aud about 800 for s. Louis.
Jhe steamer Decalr la. brought 30 bales Of cot.
ton "ut OF the Nachita lalcr
Cotton is iun at MoMpnis ranging nom 3l03i.c.
uor pound.
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Pa,s~uxrrs Arrived.

IN steamship vsguua. from Riehmond-A G Thompson A.
{. Chapel, F.. W. smmon.. 7 W Glars, l. W Hal Cspa
NJ Colt j. D. Jackson. 5. T.. Barney, r.. ". Nickofy J.
smith f. = Robinson T. >cAooneuan, II. HUH Mr.. Howell
AND children william Dunn, John bAIkey T. Potter,
" Yontgoaefy George w Ooulas and lady. Mr. and Mrs.
Il Gabriel chi den and servant Mrs. Latham Mr. Cook.
SIR Mowry + u. Ad-n. H. Mctniire Mr.. aud Mrs ~ BUR-
ridge end children A. w Allen mp Cole, T. Collins.
q r Haskell J. Miller j. H. Robinson. H. Chipp~nda". John
Ev. & ~. Baker l.. Is. Ricl.rdson, Geo H. Williams
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Disn.ier NJ Columbus, Ky.-FaiiinK Away
% the B,uG-Eort ialiec's Dcsfroycn-
Probable Loss Of Life-Sofson.

CAMO Fridfy, june 2 Ist1.
One hundred md sixty bales Of cotton passed
here to-day for 81. Louis.
Memphis cotton market active, WIN large rece'p'''
Quotations range 't0 81
portion of the blulI above Cormhus, nv, fel' into
the river T. day, carrying with IL tort ha!eoH hl'i
several buidincs The ,xicnt Of TIE casualty If not
fay known but II Is feared ,hat number OF 'ee were
lost.
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l.AH j.Rt.E.t NOE.
,.NIg-rD SITES DISTRICT COURT-JusE :.-Befoc
'rdge BENEDICT.
me NON.lNTEEC0UEsE ACT.


TIE NON-INTEECOCESE ACT.
Tho United states at. 10 bales oil Cotton
This wa cse uuder the Son-lntercour,e Act 81 July ~
f5l - c0nhtcae of cotton. seized on pvt1u W
.cloou., Fl o.n MataInofos ami valued at -o"" Inc
claim that che cotton belonged 10 Two spAhiatd'
u.d MORO and Cayamoro. vino had received ron zen
~. aud Confederate agents a. Brownsville Texas IA eA
chance ~ cargo of goods shipped o. boa The sAh II trch
ygrIrn ie thi- por Matalnorp- Ia March at1 Il az.
rsrd That -yun0ro proc-e1di 20 hoyio by Havana aud
.,e on tie voyage there hs nsdf confident OF phTan
Morris. VINO " ths soD-lsy Of Ludwig houth, VINO nsd
s a. interest the Sarah March Morris revealed
seiing III. the IoGirdraie and tc.
ervir tne cotton la payment Their f1r Rouh leranr dis
srtf,d with his share OF he proceeds, and ~ revenge
10 seI the Transaction {. the Goyenn eut aut.Qrtrs.
non 'hr urya ~ the VI tai. port. the cotton VS.
.crd action j. hrough Tor it. CONSUMPTION Ii'a
It'll
:, q, gour enay end Ethan Hen for the Government.
Ch.re. Do.alue aud ;. n. Dskers ioT claimants.
RELEAssu.
The United States District ATTORNEY has received
notice slai Comui,.oueI Levi, release all the W. ~
rffy s.ed ~ Philip uoI,leu"r Of the Ith DISTINCT, .o
80. f.,f-I ..mcft of;hc Internal Revenue -.
COURT OF COMMON PLFhs-SPBcfAL TrRs-luSK =
Before Judge CARDolo
DECISIONS.
Mates act. Nattes-Noilou dculcd-Plunti1
may renew ou proper proofs payment cd $40 coats.
before Judge BRADY.
Morn re- AZ, Biyeu--aiotiou denied.
Plum 'un at. Due-Moon denied.
Stilws sgt MarIoss Co-Caso settled.
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SUPREME col RT-CnsssERs-JuSE 4-B~.ore Ju.,c
SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.

In r. the application Of Gorand Graham, an in
flut. &r.-R Report confirmed and order Ersuted.
Hiram FrRtr AL John }. keTr-Aio;iua denied With 10
abide end leave to renew on additional sfi
dayts
Jo n Onsiei, President, 80 at. AiIslam L. AcSernGu
Judgment fr plaintiff te ground that te action has com.
mencea within sk year. acg the .i ilescO accrued JGs-
n ert for 400 with interest
I,mea y Wihers. 3c.. Nv. Ier-ey SteArhcst Co..
Judgment Tor PLAINTIFF ~ ~ o. with interest from sept .
1874 No additional allow Let the hndns' be engr0ssed
Is amended.
su.an s. Fellows agt Jerome u. telows-Rcpors oon-
.fnird aud md sneut a. divorce granted.
iinman a. > H. Hinm.n-furihsr evidence necessary.
Rust az. AIMS ~ Sicyrr &c.--OrdeI grated
Daniel Wooihonsc ast. D. T.. Prters-Tie surces having
failed appear aud u-y Pursuant T. noiiceOreTed that
the property te hand, Vi the sheriff DC delivered 70 de
icniln,.
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SUSPECTED Horse THIgP.--Oticer Wood u
the Tenth Precinct Yesterday arrested Henry Weed u
the OF Chryse aud Deaneeysts for Offering for
sale bIy horse and top WAGON which he could not
account for having his possession. He ii known To
the police IA thief The property Is supposed 10 have
been stolen from White Plains. Justice Snahdes com.
mitfed the prisoner.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WASHINGTON.
June z lsGJ.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, WARRINGTON !
June z 1865. !
W5,,,a, Pursuant to the order Of the President and
as means required by the public safety directions
were issued from this Department, under date OF TIE
I'm of December is6s, requiring passports from all
,ra eers entering the United States. except Immigrant
Messengers directly entering an American port from
foreign county, and nlereas, the necessities which re-
orrcd the adoption Of the measure are believed no
Ioncer 10 exist now therefore. the President directs
that from and after this date tie above order reeired
10 shall be and The same Is hereby resinded. Nothing
in this regulation however will be Construed to relieve
from due accountability any enemi.s Of the United
States or offenders against their peace and dignity,
who nay hereafter seek 10 enter tie country ana ~
any time be found within its legal iarsdiction
Wu1J,M II. SEWARD. Secretary Of stale
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}. % isied PT.ps
WASHINGTON. Friday jane =. 100
A GIFT CONCERN CLOSED.

10 The As.oO isied PTess
WASHINGTON. Friday jane =. IsGj.
GIFT CONCERN CLOSED.
The police have possession OF SeatOn Hall,
with the iewery, implements &C. Of the New. York
Manufacturing Jewellers, Association. and arrested
the principal And assistant, "A charge ef sWludIhg.
Evidence Was produced 10 show that the gift concert
psrtook Of the character ~ gambling institution.
The parties held 10 bail before the criminal court
IN CONFERENCE.
Governor Brown Of Georgia, and Royce Of
South Carolina vel known IN connection with the late
rebellion. ond GOV. Hamilton 0oyaD Of Texas. were
fodav separately in conference Win the President If
lie United States GOV. Brown has been released from
imnrisonnieDt on DE paroie.
TiIE EXPLOITATION or coal.
Secretary McCullocb has just addressed the
t,.iovino circular 10 tbe Collector. ~ CUrtoms;
Al restrictions heretofore placed by the Treasury
Department OF thc expectation OF anhfocite caA aic
aeiCty removed
TIE HARRIS CASE
Il is already known CHAT tne DlMaIy Court
which tried Represent lvc Harris OF MdiJauo, ipr fy-
b. ad and comfort 10 lhc EeDgl dies sentenced ma
10 thee ycn4s imprisonment, and to De osl4aii td
rom lol1ing Office. Since tie Adjournment Of inc
Court ailaayiss bearing tie cls" and lf"ihb4o I'd
fu8 accused. were considered by the fgrsihtni, ana
lis Is tire reason why tbe sentence Is remtlcd aIl
Mr. Hairs released from confinement.
WHAT THE ARMIES COST.
During the month Of May acquisitions TO
ihe aOan. of ,91. ovo 90 bere.ilado tv lrsas.i
sos ths "a, VI tie rginjes
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From EhERfsgVRG.
Diesniirfneiion anons the One Years
Wroops-Issecpsiou OF Emfiie Flag
Sail Tor IA Union State Convention.

.. ''t..'.'. DIT 10, "a, tlIulY, JnNt o., 1866.
Great dissatisfaction prevails here omOug the
reducing the bounes Of sach Organizations ! ner cent
The excuse That these troops wcIe mustered out before
tho eApIa,n Vi Ier term ~ Iegasued by all rIsit.
minded nc2 ~ lptelabs. Inc Stale aulboTitc, are
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sUREOGArES CoURT-Jusx J. 800 Be'o.o suuos.
FUCKER
WILLS PlONkD

During the past week the Surrogate has admitted
the wills the following named persons 70 prohse 'ahane
Mitchell. NJ H. Nan As >smu- D'k, thares Bus-el, W H.
Sewrl, John Wood. Doliverance Waldo Mary Mccarthy,
Eliza 4. pdse, " ilism a. Philips. Edward q. Bradbury
r. Cullen.
Non. of those wills contsn provisions o; Pubic I'M
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their excrons to have this ordei
and secure FOR the One Year Troops the "no"n'

Uf money 10 WHICH tDcy are tNIIlI'U' .,,,o Z, ~
Governor Curtin viii formally receive tpe JILL as
fthe different regiments in Camp Cnrtn tonolro"
call has been Issued by Simon Cameron l1t ~ on
inc Of the Union State Convention il HGrrisburS Oh
Wednesday, 18Th oi July.
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THE PASSPORT SYSTEM.
Important Circular From nc stnte De-
partment-The Order Of Dec. ~, 1864,
acknowledgement NO Longer Bt'
Ouired.

WASHINGTON Friday, June 9, 1909
The following official notice was issued to-
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.aY rmarna rrruoo


.. 1 NrnrI
fr.,....,
1fn
oosr far a Short Time
RETAIL,
80 per cent Lower
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GES. THOMAS.

The pardon of Isham g. Harris by the Presi
dent after conviction by Court, Martial On finding
which be approved. created good deal OF comment
and unpleasant surprise among certain Glasses OF loyal
lists here. 1t s understood however. that the pen9ty
holds good 20 the disfranchsement Of Harris only
the imprisonment being RENTED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-03
TILE CAsE OF SpEyCEH.

spencer the post-Oace clerk, who was mr.
rested on Monday, charged with tie abstraction Of
s6O 600 worth bonds and lodged in Jail in default OF
sl0o OOJ bail! is again At liberty His bail vas decreased
oue.heE. which he obtained today. No further e'i'
denee hes boon found agninsi him
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Special Dispa'ch to The n. Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON Friday, june ., 1860.
NAH ntcTpInI'TIOy
THE SIXTH CoRPS.
MAIL Distribution.

The Sixth1orps, Gen. Wright, bringing up
tho rear Of thIrny went into camp at Bailcys Cross
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-16
How ]. Went Hunting Oil, and how h
Didn't Find 1t.

Our friend }. is shrewd and sharp in
business operations, and keeps his eyes open
for any good thing" that may turn up.
he is cool, elf-possessed, and isn't seasiiv
carried away by any new thing-as oil, for
instance j. don't believe much in oil-nct
now. Thinks there might be some about
here, but what's the use of getting excited
about it.
The other day j. was in conversation
with couple of men from Green Township.
Very naturally the subject of oil came up,
and one Of the men remarked that there
was said to be a splendid show" on the
farm of neighbor of his. Of course, J. ex
pressed his doubts about it--didn't believe
there was any oil about there, unless it was
i'll somebody's lamp or oil can, bat in the
course of the conversation he adroity mana
ged to draw out very minute description
OF the place where the splendid show" was
said to be.
Half an hour afterwards J.. might have
been seen at one of our livery stables, over
coat and muffler on inquiring for a saddle
horse. Wanted to take short lide in the
country; had little business out toward
Kingston; would be back that evening.
They said the horse made pretty. good time
out the pike, and that people along the way
thought j. was doctor going to see very
sick patient AT all events in very short
time j. found himself in the coil region. -
Then care was necessary SO that suspicion
as to what he was after should not be ex-
cited. lie saw two men at a distance. in a
field, looking as though they had lost some
thing and were anxious to find it. They're
hunting for oil, said j. to bimseIf so he
sheered of in the other direction until out OF
sight.
After considerable search, he found the
place where the splendid show" was said
to be. Tied his horse in the woods a short
distance OFT, and proceeded carefully on foot
keeping short distance off, and proceeded
carefully on foot keeping sharp look out
to see If his movements were watched by
anybody. Saw 10 one but small bow.
who was observing his movements with
some interest. He don't know ANYTHING
about oil, thought J, and so he went in
to mud and water sometimes less than a
foot deep, and comm ced a critical exam.
Inatlon, dipping up handfulls Of the water
and smelling, and string up the mud with
a stick, to see if there might be some ebiuli
tions Of gas. The 'ShoN was not encourag
Iing-neither odor nor gas perceptible to i
keen senses. Small boy gradually approach.
ed at length inquired:
Say, Mister, what We Ding there in that
mud''
J.-Nothing, nothing at ALL"
Small Boy-'Guess know what yer q
huntin for
J.-''What is it,
Small boy-'Ile, but you won't find none
in there Mister. There's been ten mer
here to-day, before you, lookin' for lie il
that mud hole and didn find none, and
guess Their amt any there"
j. retired in disgust from that mud hole
scraped the mud from his boots; and return
ed lelsurely to town, paid smart levery
bill, and hasn't been hunting oil since. ]
IS fond OF good joke, and though this il
at his own expense, he could not Keep from
telling it.-Sctoto Gazette.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-16
Useless Young Ladies'.

1t scarce y admits of doubt that the mum,
Der of young ladies is constantly increasing
who think happiness dependent on freedom
from responsibility and labor, and wish tc
have nothing to do but read novels, or give
themselves to pleasure. cotemporary
says
The number of idle, useless girls in all
our large cities seem to be steadily increas
ing. They lounge or sleep through Their
mornings, parade the streets during the af-
ternoon, and assemble in frivolous cornpan-
les OF their own and the other sex to pass
away their evenings. What a store of un.
happiness for themselves and others are they
laying up for the coming time, when real
duties and high responsibilities shall be
thoughtlessly assumed! They are skilled
IN no domestic duties-nay, they despise
them; have no habits OF industry nor taste
for the useful, What will they be as wives
and mothers? Alas for the husbands and
children, and alas for themselves! Wht
can wonder if domestic unhappiness and do
nestle ruin follow !"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-16

lently from side to SIDE as 1 was, like parch
ed peas III frying-pan. also learned for fir
time on this occasion how far London ex.
tends westward, and what number Of
| daresay neutrality-suspicious. live on the
wrong side of Westbourn Terrace. At last
amidst neighborhood which appeared tc
have been built the day before yesterday
the machine stopped i'll front of an unfinish.
ed public house, round which all the disre-
putable persons who could be gathered to-
gether in so out-of- the-way district, ap,
peared to be collected The moment of CON
fession had arrived, and was not UMPIRE
pared, by this time, to address the court
mean the Conductor-to mitigation
stood on the step, and laid my laced para
sol upon his arm, in order to emphasize the
statement that my husband had forgotten
to leave with me the amount of my fair.
''Ehe gentleman, said |, ''who got out
in Regent street'-
''All right, num- interrupted the man
touching his hat, | am bound to saw with
clvility and descernment. ''He paid for YOU
COS he said it would save trouble"
/ thought | should have tainted with ioy.
Save Trouble lie had preserved my repu-
tatlon, my liberty, my very life, perhaps
never felt so truly glad that was mar
rled, never so thoroughly appreciated the
advantages of husband 1t was fortunate
that this feeling overwhelmed all others. or |
do think, in the first burst of gratitude, |
should have embraced that hard and shin.
ing man. Instead Of that, however, mere
ly observed: Can get cab? want to
go to Westbourn Terrace"
''Well, upon my life" exclaimed he, slap
ping his leg. Then turning to the reddest
OF all the red nosed throng around us, head
ded; ''Jem, bring your cab up; here's far g..
While the cab was being brought up, |
once more retired into the interior of the
and there heard the conductor en-
planning to his friends the peculiar idiosyn.
Grassy of the lady inside. ~.
Man and boy, !" said he, IL bin with
buses thirty year; but never seed not him
hike this Now, she's a-going back, and
you may depend upon it she'll be here again
| shudderedl before the days out She's
what they call manymoniac There's
oeen nothing like her, in public convey.
snce, since MIR. Hunt at..sat
Here the vehicle arrived, and made NV
escape; but quite agree with what that
conductor was about to observe Nothing
10 terrible has occurred in public convey-
'nce since the criminal alluded to poisoned a
Whole cabful of people, as that adventure of
nine in the Noting Hill fBus.