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THE MOST sEIILI.sI succA"
THIS AND EVERY EVENING At 8 O'CLOCK.
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ANEW AND VARIED PROGRAMME
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Who V" appear 4 q e' psssyss G s,yns and s'.
yirst .rpssr.nss Of the daring srsiss and symnss,s
ron Hawai-. ksPfsosA sPfs AND nopRrouEs
The afternoon psrf.rnances are especially fer the san
ea'0a o. 'Aa's' ana M sn'.dSsn w. r. AYMAR.
the celebrated Amercn Je..sr WIN .sps.r at every enter
ana 'i sTsscs 81 the A'a'
the World renowned barsbsca equesan In hia hnhed and
An appropriate place the pavilion will bs apart
colorsd persons.
Tickets nfty censs Children under ten, twenty-five cent
Proprietor and Manager Chiarnl
NEW YORK MUSEUM or ANAToxY-RESEwED
IN attractions. In addition 10 the magnificent collection
OF Cnrositles In Anatomy and Natural History there win bc
Lecture. , =. a and upon tho hlcrosoope With spen
o aa .sn'' ana open
IJANLON TRoUPE.-THE WORLD RENOWNED
doR ae;ss sss and pS wIssM s,
a aud winter season on or about September neI Thcy
will appear IN junction with several and startling
novelties forming entertainment Of attraction.
Managers wishing negotats will please address Morris
siminonds business Manager Hanion Troupe, fremont
House, New York city.
MONEY MONEyl-sANFoRD's OPERA TROUPE.
vl now performing at williamsburg L. l. Mr. \. respect
iny soisa partner one capable 70 act asagent or rca
surpr. $lOO required ouht for the fan campaign
Address $. s. Sanford worden House. Bowery.
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THE LAST GRAND riscATonIAL yrcussIos or
ssa sp,sndd s~s siesn.sr q. PfKsrf. rsp..in =.
ssssr, rharsasy mcsnias A.rass -fli i.s.s .. ~
r.ss re<k alp Isl rul.n fsrvy hr,rkfSr, - yt~.
No iNorss rTsr A bsit tsAtns t.esie s.e~e<r 80
Cel~~il rliut
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r JENKINS WILL SELL AT AUCTION. ON WE'D
81 nesdav August Mt II O'Clock, at l40l Broadway,
Forty first street orses Carriages Wagons Harness:
5eocsaways Curtain coach; Coupe Rockaway top he.
rot Wagon Brewster no top. two seat Wagon; Road
single and double Harness; Sheets Whips Nets &c Also
.rrages for sale will enter them day before the sale
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HENRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER.- 81
Ii Nassau street opposite the Post onlcc.

III Nassau street, opposite the Post onicc.
SALE OF GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
MINER 4 soMERvILLE will sell at auction Thursday,
August at 10 o'clock at the private residence Dol West
Foythrd street. one door west OF Eighth avenue House
hold Furniture comprising Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Mirrors Olcohs Parior Suits In reps and brocatel Eta
Centre Tables, oak Extension Table Chairs Lounges
nel Clocks, mahogany and enamelled Cottage suits
Feather Beds, Mattresses. &C. &C. Tea and Dinner Sets
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RALLv no!.p IHg.vssH IHg sisH no r9rs 80 .rns w .,., .rx
Ing ss follows a ls,sH.. 80, k'rhss
ana rsfrvshsrenu fsrnishsa o. nn~rd csrt Ioscssst
vnbs on bo>rd Anf yvs - lss W nrsssi - es.s t
sAN ohffNNboD. FuN
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SALES AT AUCTION.

a. Bowery sails this day, at lox O'Clock the Furnh.
BoweEy-Bsdsssads Mattresses, oubs Bisnress Sheets
leather Beds and Pillo-s rabiea Chairs Mirrors Ios
bcxes Couners scresns Bureaus In all eS worth
OF Furniture which Will positively be sold in lots without
reserve. Dealers are invited Catalogues at sals.
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DELAIDE RISTORi On ruv p,nrcuVKy piars, ~ = ukAu
t,fSNeiNv ~ nrnsa.sv Chcksrng Sons psAnoforts
est.bixhmsnt s~cond G,or onlce hours from 10 TN
ocors Al, -lativs 70 this admin tration
should be- sddrrsasd - sboys 10 j. oRAU
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BoGARr, AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL THIS DAY
81 at 10h O'Clock, at the store. No. North William street.
gene Household Furniture. sorrel Horse Coach. Spring
Cart adys Side Saddle consisting Of black walnut and Cot
ing Bnreans wsshsands mahogany Book Rack Lacking
Curtains, polished Pillar Extension Dining Table Engrav
ings fine Feather Beds Hair Mattress Feather Pillows and
Bosers Cooking Stoves Store Fixtures; also Coech In
groi order Horse about ID hands high 6yrars
old sound and kind one Spring Cart Que ladys new sde
Saddle. Hc.
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0PrOsITION LINE -
r., ssssISss "A ssas.sr
WIN dssps,ss ~; =; s fs. ,se nd !s6ss. steamship
on n0sDAY, August TO- a noan,
Fro" RsboES R.bf ss5f RATES iii ~ 2 fAss2aR street.
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isa a. sG5s Y isS skdsi @
ros .ssss.msss. o. psssss. and freight apply No. III
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c0ssrSs ass.a ssfassSsy c:g.. on, .o..~.
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IL and ne.ess nsl ssss~;sru Secs-zssZ n so ssS
C-Uapdry viii save pser No korh river.
psrts 90 Yrdsy August 10 and on hosdAy. sspsobss 10
jo freight ?. y, P:::sss .ggl1I, .ggl1I,t.,,y :; 49,. s,
U,oR BAvAxA DIRECT -
IN Ths fsvuyfts sidewh~ei steamship COLUMBIA. n. r,
Hsrtoo soUmao1~r vl sai "Wednesday Asxast Il psss
tusIgy a 4 o'sIsrk from peer No North riv>r.
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DyouLAR LINE ron gALyEsroy piREcr.-THE
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- Ero~fwsv
ATLANTIC COAST NAIL frHAHsHir LINES
N RAyAyNAH. Thursfsy oabn ~ s>xg1f 90,
- (ifkRI.FSTON, fhur<fsy csnr ~. s~cond oft
- RwOnLEAsa ssssra.y. osbant 81 ~e,sseD
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nNLY AMERICAN LINE.
" THE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD'S United States
Mail steamer
BALTIC. a; q Jones: 500 l., Loo h.
Leaves New York for BRfMEN, calling al COWES,
On THURSDAY, August o.
Taking passengcrs 70 LONDON, HAvkE. SOUTHAMPTON
and BREMEN ut the following rates, payable Ia gold
First cabin ea6 Second $50 10 s.eeraGs .eE %
The WESTERN METROPOLIS will follsw August IL.
vor freight or parsage apply to
RUGER BROS. Generai Agents, ~ Beaver street.
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SPORTING.

HABIN YACHT FOR HALE-NEw; THIRTY FEET
long; fast shnr Apply 1t 100 West stree from IL 70
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 1866.

scious OF being animated BY any inmieal motives
10 him he wished 70 state publicly that II tho
result OF his interference had either injured Mr. Co0k
ling q feelings pfeliiced MIN in the community, he
made him the public dxavowai Of IT, and rendered him
an apology at f & i.A
Mr.. RAYMOND acknowledged the courtesy and kindncss
which had prompted the gentleman from Connecticut 70
make the explanation he had Just DONE His position
IN two fold capacity member OF Congress and edi-
tor OF newspaper, placed him sometimes 10 an embar
RAISING position, and he desired 10 say now that be
would not consider himself upon make any
PLANTATION floor what might appear in tho col
of the New York Tim<s Such explanation he
his paper. fNt
3 Mr. RANDALL tdem.l Of Pa, thought everybody was
satisfied and moved that the House adjourn, which u
accordingly did, at hali.past four
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Broonr,. Guy News.

saw Fsva.--ssve'.l rssss o. .hip feyer y malls
s@n, type have bcsa di~sssseS by the pe'os u The
Forty nita prrcisct r.essry 10 wrsrh~f Tenement
ho.,.s 10 Tos1 Esnis s,re~s. y %. ss"sn s NE
awscb- Sesf several dsa,hs have c~rsrd, and s'bss
caves .r~ Tepsstsd IN Grand stres< Yesterday sHosr
the infested bedding tir-d w The fsvsr victims b
vrcnn Nest wss csr,sd v The seconf hand fnlnf ~
- Grand svs~t f s~x~ The captain fsussf asiy
hsa sh~m burned on The mcssyss q foe, % 10 n.''
sxe~t
s~~scs rfl.ss o. v~s Nsvs. orpcsa ~ fms resr -
vrw yoss --gon Moo " odsa, s,s memssf % Coo
rrns and the pr~~~~s N~~~i on>~r q M po n ys~
Ne ~ 6s<n ssss SIRE lsN an ~ s~ms~ ~~r =
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WASHINGTON. April II. iscs
arrsoynr.noss yop rrspc ~o~-.

srrxnYElA rloSs YoR rusrac sosxs
NJ Etl0r trepi Of Mas, from tn COMMITTEES on
Commerce reported bill pg aprropr siicus for the
repair preservation and completion Of certain public
ofss h.retoors commenced under the authority OF law
vhch read vice and referred 70 the 'ommhte OF
IN. vhole on the state Of the Union.
Tho h approprstes for the examination and survey of
rorks Of Improvement for which appropriation
have heretofore been made, and concerning which
40 information II nov 10 possession 81 the
WA Department. the following amounts On
che Atlantic coast, $4,000, ON the Psrtnc
ooast SOS 600 and The Northwestern iakes 500 900
n sso mahes appropriations for extending breasvssf
end improving the navigaiion Of rivers hAroos &C
sicu.xp I, cossrffGG
Mr. suaxrux trspj OF Nv. asked 20 be srcnsed from
further service On The Conmt,es fr The District Of Co
irbia thinkns that under the crcinisisnces sind ns
% ne REMARKS yesterday Mr. IDgersoli, chairman OF
shat committee he couid m longer hold the position
viih proat - the country pleasure 70 himself
Mr. sbsaklin was eycrs~t
INVALID rExaoxs
The Howe then psocccded, ~ the regular order -
srssaes. The morning hoir, TO zoe call OF scmmsee-
fcr roporta
A numrcr n pens,on LAis ~sr rvyrca from ~"
Committee on Invalid rensioos
sALkRaEs rFsEoy ofyfcs~1
M PsnnAx, irep) OF Nc, frDm thss roniaittse. ~
ported back with substitute bill increasing tho salary
- the Commissioner ~ Pensions 70 four thcrrand uol
sud " W. chef cierk Of ,hs Pension oneo " tsss
~ I've HUNDRED do1nfn.
ne second soe,oa Of the Bal authorizes n. ss,rcry
- ths ls,svior % sprcnt frvm the fourth cnss rtrsa
n tbe psneon Onos one chief u srrny ,ssa.
NJ rsnenns oae chief essr3r &C army r~nstcn o. ass
- vfacvs motherr and orphans snl onn chief esA1n-
ts~ 81 nssy r-sccn CLAIMS, s.oh Of them 70 havr two
ss-~vss s"'iar ysv -ore thas ,hss prs-sss sis9ss
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ssA.s s~y~mssrs ~ ysgns rnssist shlis ifom
r.s.a a. afsaass - ~ss.s urs,fr ifgH ~ AZ 80
n 80 "a ra.utt % trssa sssts- Il N fsg.sr a
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a. 40, q A. rss.t-r ssssis Ississ - % "a
"a 80 ~. l~.s~< "a usss.ts sas ~<s~f ssssiis.-
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eammi.ea the prisoners Tor trial. in defsrrt Of 5000
AlIrerp woprsry nv poxr.rlc.

bail each.
ALLrGrp ROBBERY NY DOMESTIC.
Mary Jape Mcdonald, ariri sixteen years OF age and
born In Bermuda, yesterday arrested by Ieect've
slowcy charge OF having stolen 500 IN sod and
SILVER coin, and a gold watch and chain. worth SjlI
from Mrs Hety Hutton an aged residing AZ No
22l Mott street, 1t Is alleged that saturday night last
Mary Jane who IN the employ OF Mr.. bntun, slept
in the with her. The following morning WIS.
H. fon nd that the trunk ia her BEDROOM containing The
money aud timepeec had been broken OPEN and tue
yaluabes removed. No other person except MR. hiten
and the pr isoner were room and hence the snspl
cions against the accused Justice Hogan oplnitsed
Mary Jane TO The rombs Tor trial. in default of 5000
hail None Of the money has been recose erred
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dispersed Nth gpni c!lJgxs adetsd
rps rxaErulT lii.-IrKra6 vtNEs,L kfff,ssr~r
Mr. Dnssisc, inp) " Cseb.. male psfsobai et.
plane. 100 70 fefsrepee ~ the re-inirvt ctou ~ no
Bsnsrvpt NIL as had pot l-,crcd stieEi.-ely 10 ths
coiloquy tue ml1eu ssitrlsr, bat he bsd his
morning read a lal repcft ~ n w The Gfb- vh.qh
prompted him tc sat. ths part whicb 10 had 9 hc
-ssnsr No hsa zen rsf<sEsrh 10 the BpdD ann
lpg distinctly The, The bifi introduced By Nookifrg
yss noss perfect bu han ID. one presented by the
chairman Of The COMMITTEES Mr. Jenokc~l; that uw
rgch . bin thst = eouh na " picked " p,coes
~ dsh.fe and thN n embodied eli thr legal
sevm~p q ne Hcuss. That pzrssraph, u ssetnc1
w. him hr greet inlusScs u me ges'i<mas rum
Rhode Island Nsrsors uerhrr~ n The Housr ~ whom
vas sxi.sbte1 cDsgryred With hm sn ina, ssne
opinion h bsd sopq " Mr. Raymond ss1 po>ntra ces
70 hin gscpessiy. us points wherein grass injf<sos
psivaegs ~ nakino correction % u 10 bs parer wlefy
FOR TIE purpose u viniafns the msriis and Ablhy u
VT Jenckes ~ had rasd 70 the reportes Of tho rss
TIE fsrm o. IN Gaze Re bad ~ done With IN IN.
t~stso Of plscns Ms conkisne bsfors the cowusy
H-.asesnAb ersissen. ssA go svswsis ssrssa
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Important, q. Liquor Dealers.

ORDER FEos .uryRfsrFa pEsr EEssrDY, - Etfi-
rios 70 re, gw LiQrOE Law
General sut.nuisndsut ksnnod, yesterday issuea zoe
foo~iag order Ia relation the o., % regulate The al.
of tnio,irailur Nsrofs Iu this clfy
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-29

CONVERSATION. How incredibly would the
tone of conversation be improved if it offered
no exceptions to the examples of Bishop Bever-
age "Resolye never to speak of mans virtue
to his face, nor his faults behind his back. -
A golden rule, the observance ofwhch would
at once Danish tiattery and defamation from
the earth. Conversation stock being Joint
and common property, every one should take
share IN it, and yet there may be societies in
which silence would be our best contributions
When Isorcates, dining with the King of oGy-,
prus, was asked why he did not mix in the dis
course of the company, he replied, What is
seasonable | do not know, and what know
is not seasonsble." A brilliant talker is not al
ways liked by those whom he has most amused
for we are seldom pleased with those who have
in any way made us feel our inferiority. 'The
happiest conversation, says Dr. johnson, '.is
that of which nothing is distinctly remembered,
bntswhich leaves behind a pleasing impression =
No one says Dean Locker, will ever shine,
in conversation whothinks of saying fine things;
to please one must say many things Indifferent
and many very bad" This last rule is rarely I
broken in society. l fes T.. ~,,-sf
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-29
Happy Every Day.

Sidney Smith cut the following from a
newspaper and preserved it for himself:
when you rise in the morning, form a
resolution to make the day happy one
to fellow creature. 1t is easily done "a
left off garment to the man who needs it,
kind word to the sorrowful an encour-
aging expression to the striving-trifles
in themselves light as air-wiill do it at
least for twenty-four hours. And if you
are young, depend uponit, it will tell you
when you are old and. if you arc old, rest
assured it viii send you gently and hap
PLY down the stream of time to eternity.
By the most simple arithmetical sum, look
at the result. II you send one person, on
ly one, happily through the day; that is
three hundred and sixty-fye in the course
of the year. And supposing you live for
tyl years only after you commence that
course of medicine, YOU hsye made IL,
600 beings harry Ut alieyents, for atime-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-29

TIE RAT NUIsANcE.TC Catching rats is
often difficult, as old rats are porverbiallyr
cunning. Laying around poison is dan,
gerous not alone, but also objectionable,
for the reason that rats may die at inac-
cessible spots and contaminate the atmos-
phere with the well known detestable
odor. A better plan has been adopted by
one of our correspondents, by which he
takes advant age of the cunning habits Of
the rats. He covers the floor near the
rat holes with thin layer of moist eausif
tie potash; when the rats walk on this
it makes their feet sore, andthe result isl
they shun this locality notalone, but apA
pear to tell all the neighboring rats ahnuti
it, and eventually the houseI is entirely
abandoned by them, Notwithstanding the
neighborhood may be teeming. with rats
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NEw UsEs OF CALoMEI-A gentle
man of this city, says the Rochester. Unz
ion, was lately in Saratoga county, and
was there shown an apple tree in fine and
healthy condition, which had y been
i'll subjected to treatment with calomel,
and thoroughly cured. The tree was
troubled with insects, which We're des,
troyed it 8 rendering it unproduetiye. "A
hole was bored into the body of the tree
nearly through the sap, and two..grains Of
calomel inserted. As soon as this cal
omel was taken up by the sap the vermin
on the tree died, and it began to bear
fruit, and has done so for years to the
entire satisfaction of the owner .Ylcv smns
We are told sulphur may be mixed
with calomcl and produce a good effecs.
This is a fact worth knowing, and fruit
growers may profit by it. e aa.ila's = Il
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1866-12-29

M o. W. ndLms. XIX ".'Di
Not In the world OF light alone,
Where God has bulk his blazing throne,
Not yet alone ON earth below, -JI
With belted seas that come and go,
And endless isles of sunlt green,
Is all thy Makers glory seen;
Look in upon thy wondfous frame,--.- 20,
Eternal wisdom still the same
The smooth, soft air, with pulse-like waves,
Flows murmuring through its hidden caves
Whose streams of Frightening purple rush,
Fired with new and livler blush,
While all the burden of dacay,
While all the current steals away,
And red with Natures flame they start
From the warm fountains of the heart.
No rest that tlirobing Shave may ask,
Forever quivering DER Ills task,
While far and wide a crimson jet
Leaps forth to fill the woven net
Which in unnumbered crossing tides
The flood of burning life divides,
Then, kindly each decaying part,
Creeps back to find the throbing heart.
But, warmed with that unchanlng flame,
Behold the outward moving frame,
Its living marbles jointed strong
With glistcning band and silvery thong,
AND tnKeQ 10 reason gulufng rtlnS
by myriad rings in trembling chains,
Each craven with the threaded zone q.
Which claims it as the masters own.
Sec how you beam of seeming white
Is braided out of of seven-hued light,
Yet in those lucid globesno ray r
by any chance shall break astray
Hark, how the rolling surge of sound,
Arches and spirals cireling round
Wakes the hushed spirit through thine ear.
With music it is heaven to hear.
Then mark the clov en- sphere that holds "a
All thought in its mysterious folds
That feels sensations faintest thrill,
And flashes forth the sovereign will;
Think on the stormy world that dwells
Locked in its dim and clustering cells;
The lightning CLEANS of power 1t sheds
Along its hollow, CLASSY threads.
o Father grant thy love divine
To make these mystic temples thine
When wasting age and wcarying strife
Have sapped the leaning walls oflite,
When darkness gathers over all.
And the last tottering pillars fall,
Take the poor dust thy mercy warns,
And mold it into heavenly forms!
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PeANUTs.-Twenty-fye tons Of pea
nuts raised by Cinnamon in Yo1o county,
were shipped to the Sanfrancisco market
one day last week. The California pea
nuts are better favored and larger than
those imported from Africa, and there "
a ready sale for all which can be raised,
Should the supply ever exceed the de-
mand for eating purposes, the surplus ee,..
be employed in the manufacture Of oil =
The oil pressed from peanuts 10 limpid
and almost colorless, and is said 70 be
superior to that Of the olive Oil for all The
purposes forwhich the olive oil is used,
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RoBIN REDBREAsT--The red breastid
robbin is a burd muchly dotted onto by
Seminary girls and potts. Gentleman
farmers also encurridge the robbing becos
he swallereth insex when he cant ger sno,,
or anything else to eat.
But pratickle farmers and fruit grow
lists begin to don't see it. ieG-
was onct gentleman farmist. rr
| am not SO gentle as l was
] go in for real farming, making my
pile Of manoor and raisin things to eat.
usted to listen for the robbing's Law
and his evening carol, butt found o1t
that he sin ged only to seduce female rob-
bings, and that where he ct five insex he
ct quarts of cherries, strawberries, cur
rents, rastberries, and cetrer, and then
pitch into the mellerest bartlett pairs.
l found that my fruit crop agreed too
well with Mr.. robbings crop.
His wobbling TO his femail frien DIS at
evening didn't pay for his gobbling
choice fruit all day.
And so, my, friends, when the swet red
brest gets fat on the eggspensive pro-
ducks of northan gardings and fochs
southwark to fill unsentimental pot pies,
| bid him adoo without regret.
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Lively New York Gsssip.


'Msck writes TO the Cincinnati Con1nercic
as follows concerning some OF the notables q
Gotham: in3asT ofl ai1sil.s rlIf1
.4oi JOHN MoREIssEY. .ac9 st.d hlu
l'had the pleasure of seeing one of New
Yerk's distinguished representatives. Ohm
Morrissey-the other day, in one of the
reading rooms of the Astor House. had
seen him some years ago, when he was
travling on his muscle-when he wore
short. cropy hair, and had two fists like
two battering rams In the Democratic
Congressman of to day / tried to recog-
nize the pug list of ten years since, but
conldt-nor could ever detect the DO
ker player of ye terday, John looks quite
respectable, for a New York politician.
As between him and Fernando Wood, if
l had to walk arm in arm with both, and
rely solely upon my knowledge of phys
iognomy as an index to character, ! should
,unIhlesitatingly carry my pocket-l ook
In the MoiTissey side of my pantaloons.
Of cours John dosen't look like q gentle
man, except upon the modern theory that
every male person of twenty-one wears
and upward, who doesn't peform some
outrageously indecent acts is a gentle
man, or upon the principle adopted by
hotel clerks, in the disposition of rooms,
that whoever wears good broadcloth is
7pse Jdcto an eminently respectable indi-
vidual and entitled to the first. floor.
front.
People may talk as they viii of the
moral aspect of this thing of sending a
prize fighter to Congress. How much
worse is Morrissey sober then Salisbury
drunkG And would Congrss of Nor
risseys do worse than the Thirty eight
Congress did in playing into the hands of
spectators, .jobbers and gamblers? Let
Morrissy have chance. He may be q
good deal better than the average New
York members, and he can't be much
worse. -"'
uoEAcI GREEIY.
Perhaps j ought to say here the COM
mon impression about Grcely's mode of
life is not correct. While in the city, a
way from his home up the Hudson, he
does not, as is generally supposed, board
at the pie and peanut stand in the park,
nor does he sleep on hard sofa in one
of the dack rooms in the Tribune office.
He ca+sat the Mansion Dore and has nice
room in Twenty-fouth street, handsomely
furnished with election returns and tariff
statistics. The rumor that when he comes
to town on Monday morning he brings
five days rations of bold turnips from
his farm, to last him till Friday night.
whcnghe returns to his raral home, is
also without foundation. He has re-
Gently made 500, 900 out of his Conflict
and feels quite rich, of course. In fact
it was said he was seem the other day,
hanging, as it were, on the verge of a
tailor's shopin the Bowery-the estab-
lishment of a Mr.. Max Roseafeidstein,
and people need not be surprised to here
ofhis having a new coat before many