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QrsEs vroror1A,--Ole day Mis- week the queen
sent word to Dean Stanley that shs wished TO pay
him visit at the Desnery, Westminster Abbey,
snd would be glad 10 have certain gentlemen emi.
nent IN litersIurs to meet her, She nsmsd NJ.
Grots, (,he historian, and author Of Platol Mr.
Ssfye. Mr. Browning and ons ,s. o. Two Others; n
must be considered favosed,-wers, hesr.
greatly pleased with the intaryiew which they had
Nth her majesty s he paid complainant. in al
sincerity, 10 each. She had read. Mr.. Gfotel
Plato. and expressed her admiration for II. This
viii be esatRyips TO apubIic writer not unknown
to New York, who has called Mr.. J0rote's Plato
tho greatest book Of the age. The queen showed
hat she was famiiarly acquainted With Mr..
Brownipg's poems. and spoke 10 him relative TO
his WORK nov IN course Of publication, the Ring
and the Books She convened for some little time
with Mr.. CARLYLE, and. the subject OF panperism
happened to arise. Mr.. Carlyle avoved his opin-
ion ihss there was very little unav0i0Able snd IN
voluntary psupe fism In England. Her majesty
ssid that sbe was afraid he. was mistaken-thst
upbsppily there was tco much evidence OF vide
admit of any doubt Of its existence. The party,
I am told. fsIltbis vas told to me "privately," !"
hut there n no harm n repeating II 70 you IN con.
fR6epee J had most Interesting conversafion, and
every body was delighted with the queen's urban
ity. II 10 we'll to be queen 70 be able TO bring
around her I'll The most eminent living men OF
our country by. beckoniDg with her hnger. Bat
IDENTIFY does,) Why not ask members OF 1t 70 her
house little oitsDeri Il she afraid Of offending
sny Of the irritable tribe By asking A without B,
or c without d I? Thatis very unnecessary fear.
for IL Is well known that writer's are never jealous
OF esch other Mr.. Thackeray has well explained
ttat in his chapter on literary snubs. London
J Correspondence New York Times. .r1sas,s
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NEW YORK. April l6.-Henoras Collasse and
Mercedes. and delegstfoR from the Junta Pstri.
otios Of Nsw Y0sh, whit FIJI sdslphh 10 morrow
TO meet Cubsns and friendsiof Caba, to orgsnizs
csrs Of hsdsns lsidors Sissk fer 'tAs bsnsas Of
their relief fund. r,s.s y czs1irra =, a.
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John Morsn, the model New York deputy sheriff,
Who entertsins such disinterested symps psthy for
the bond robber fraternity, vas sentenced on the
18th 70 four years Imprisonment. He was Con-
ooctirg King to Sing Sing prison, and allowed him
te e,caps. 'sfl-i lol ldi 1e ..'9 b 1auisssr1
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D.iesss,sA = csssr ? l'sssss = -, OAtsssl
IsxssArfsk ,IxcNg fHl yisHroriBLss Al mas.
esAxF's x1csrrloN TIA CASE o. xAaycAsAHoyA. -


Nre Fmnh c. al vnisvsrse ssd lGIsj DMsnusla
IYsuuferdo. 81 (As Cuban Lsdies' Relief Associe-
tien, were 81 the Csptt6f to day a company With
Gepefsi 'Benks, who showed them ground the
/ HUuse md Senste, snh iit3oddced them 70 good
asy ~ ss az s6ss esS uSss q sssss ss
| deu6fsf RswIibe,a secretary bf wsr, IN ecmgsny
vftS II. Lsotol6 Ysqpierdo. sslAt ~ S,6losk
they Waited Nm. Grenti Who was holding hsk mt
I; hs T ass hSSs az ssSa Mss ,ss Z
The brilliant thropg that nlled the Blue IND Red'
rooro. Mi6s Ysquerdo wss dressed h. cult col0f-
"A nh tiimmed With thlte lace, ana wore eopspi
cuoutly oh.her breast, 11spended ~ . epiece OF
,esS9 stS9 4 H ss Snd = Sss Ss SSPs Ss
trsar "a = feid, - ]hei eeniDr ef whleh was .
Wits ttsf Mn ,Yxqoiert0 made fdends very
fast among the ladieS Sseembled IN the next room.
SEE j. young ana 1esusfql eubsn, with von, Z,
ard fyes ~ NY bfilliant lustef. Mrs. ylsverde
wss dressed III blue 6ilk, end were the national
colors Of Cabs, o already descfibed. n.I,z 1sn.
Mrs. GranH wss very cordial 70 Be! Oooan v.i-
tors. She redussted Major w. We Leland to take
them Ground The mansion end conssrSstory and
show them sverythingi Of Inherent n the place,
which mission che nhjor very CALAMITY performed.
! On re1uxnoDg, 4Ie. GVihaverdo 1nlimatsd 10 Arss
GraDs thst che desired 70 zee ths president n
prifoned by he spanish authritiss in Cuba Mrs.
3reps very k1ndD went mp staiFs and desired Gen.
Dens to c1uaucf the Cuban lBdies to tho library,
sndthe1 = iifofm President Gnnt that IN intsrview
with him Wss requested IN referehce 10 the case
Of Mr.. Casanovs. The pfesidentu nade his ssp.
pearspce promptly and enSered freely into convers
sasioa with the ladies.f He assured Mrs. Villa
verde tbst hs had given his PERSONAL attention to
her fathers csse, snfin ister than this morning
he halbs interview with ths secretary Of State ia
relationtb it.i Mrs. Vilaverde WAS 90 overcome
bv the degYeO Of interest msAifssed By the preti
dsnt thssi she burst into tear, which sensbly
- sA1 kAu
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TsS TiEi2 sGoor1rs Arr4r..;s y.

We csned yesserd6y upos Col. Damoutsi, pre-
prietor oE The eoufscuensry q The cosuer ofCsusl
and Bourbon streets, where the shooting Of fGasrin
took place ea thursday nikht, to inquire into
how iths sNereaaoa occurred. "a Col. Dumoatsil
informed % that 0uefin called d sonfsstioaery
duriss his sbssnce, end seated himself il the par.
lor On the Rover noor, oslledlfor . cup Of ccnse,
which was served to Nm, and that while heswas
drinking n he grossly hsuitsd two Of the wsitsrs
in Il thep pseseBcs of hides who we're in
the parlor. The waiter Cd Eogsnsa called
in officer Mcintyre, and with the sssistaucs Of that
ofBcefs sdceesded rin quieting Gusris. who gave
,hs waiter twenty cents in payment for the coffee
The wsitsr, upon returning him dve cents re-
ceiyed much abuse from Guerin, who refused 10
take the charge. With view of drawing GueIin
sway from the neiahborhood OF the perior. the
waiter walked towards the door of the estsblish-
msnt, fronting on Canal street when Guerin call
ed him q coward and other narnes. and finally
struck him in the face With hfs hss hwas q
t6iS momens thss Eugene shot 0uerin 10 the neck
just o. Oicer Mcintyre yss sseisipg the latter BY
The waist in order to prevent him from doing
further Injury TO the waiter. Other sources deny
that the siIsir occurred in the manner reisted.
Ho wbeit and Gel. Dun oateil has made an an
dsyit Agair st Gnsrin. VINO will be examined be-
fore Recorder Gastinel on the charge Of disturb
ipfs the peace OF the establishment. and also o.
atssultihg ana beating the waiter, and the truth
Vill bo arrived 6t. ~ ~ Pa ~ ~ I..i5I -1.
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NEW ,ORLzASs.-A couple Of days just passed
in New Orleans have given % what some OF the
activity and growing prospects Of that fue city.
Al the ma ment Ne were told By merchants that
here was decided lulI In trade, but We confess
that none of the evidences Of s'uggishness were
visible 70 the naked eye. The leveee were covered
with goods and prodoce Of all kinds with river
and sea going stsamen, besides forest Of sailing
yemels, while the hotels were full OF strangers,
ard the streets astir win throngs Of people intent
on business or pleasure. We should be glad TO
Mobile Register. 18th. .,..,' -..-. 80
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-04-17

During last February, he BRIG Christins q, Col
SonsS voaoel a. sheuk thrna Md lon6 srziVnl
Ssrs 'srun Mss,s.s9 ~ ,Sr,,s.' "a -SailSsssr
rossA ',i =. sels . 4. rrsssis d rsss. W q NJ
Orleans. fer elAooo. NF.s WAddz fhen0sos Ap|drl
'FSs ,ssssf - m; ana m 5 - IsvSFSo6l
ia = s'sst q vsSSssssx - ~ S,ssSsa "a ~ AZ
Iowiss uani6ests Vs.. atoo stsveas shipped ~ o.
t.e.v az ha,ea - cofsun. ~ Ier,ea aevuoup. ana
soo -. 1890. .ssos q, - -sxx.-s ~ 4. - q
Sos '..ss 0o''y ~ ss 80 xss&SS SS'.Ss S<H Ssss.'
gtsloes which viii he1saftsr be dsscrIbsd,s ~
v...eI a,s nat I.svS an that ~ >or N ~ nArt
-. 49,, .,.,..L :. ~s,..s.. -Ss-s.s
cr' sDVu' e,even = 0'oo1 ~ AnaasusS nv.ns'
struc.ions fsoa OoalsStss OnssS, seiDa ASefse an
alle.ed voIeaio,,of ~ revenue soaula&isnsz ana,
r-vs~-s~r - --.s-s a ~. n ~ -..s -,
= 49, -. =. aS'S "
cssled asme ana smmunlnon tof re vuosn revo-
DiSns % :ssssss ..,sss st sssssss s. -.
sealed.
Inc cncumsts%nces % - - sne sess',s y. us
ncs ana ss's's % sas's He
ss5us. p. so % "a usps 49,
~ .s.'~ss-s.s ssa.,-se. Sss,sss.ss.s
l - '1.I...s..i }.
Soays AZ HstSosa ~ 49, ~ ~ - ~
Isn't sihs ssosnls5 q l1siss6sas O.PN Bailt
tevtfSA<lee1 QdIonSy ~ deyfmlno4 1eonleAe ooefs9
to'Ewbue: viii II yYw 3, ~ pfSv?aycF q. re
fsod eynsnsy eo9se 1se lS!eer - mUpcY 9s t9e
p,nons who 30 mede b1n ~ caef snas - w0uid
HJneioeS ~ apS 8ive 9n ceswTSt sSms HseLs q,
piesidsss 81 5 lis6he nsrscs cssspiay hsre,
pho. site5 comefenc g - Win ~ : e@esss fecSm.
mended 70 OPP :Baseft % t1e oess coc!ses NAV
he eh0uN Detee pfeeea.e OF 'secepung ~ cIsr,
taking care y the same ume not - oOnmW him-
sen. .Accordiqely % assumed ccnmands pot Pc
fore ioeg Wee sepptoa ached BY me same parties
win efe4eeosS Sst ~ csf0y % ons OF ieUog Tor
some >og ou3 vI SeRons AZ tnesv asa pee1 no
such ;khlpme1t 4Ade On 1osrd bls 6f18s Cape
Bskef de6lis1@ ~ 6gn. Tie command vas then
temporarily transferred 70 Capt Julius A. Prsst
who y anegea ~ heve Sgne4 the bil!s OF lsdinB,
dstely realized by exchasse. When Wednesday
night came II. .ivsa pndARsieodl that Capt. Baker
Was to ceme aboard and take command, he had
geceiyed the spapsre. 9pd ~ pfrjvaiWa looked
for By TIE -creM;. ~ ttpamef yas. seen 70 drop
down near TIE eti&. but poonl Mt her 4gsm; ana
the crew wAfed and waRed, pnfIi, next morning,
in place or CAPT Baker same the WIT of seizure:
iaststed, that the, ,Cnty shRmsnt made "a good
lfsiih on the Vessel t9ay q zfuo et4ye py ~
Fafsy. Ihe 1851 - eal9 70 Pc rpgpims nos worm
"a COPPER cept: 1hh pecom9 pecunfy funpy
when We ccluder !nu spout three noun stser ne
feizpfe Of NE cflg.. Uepnu 1aunA tany aR.
pested yltn ayIr Q! sei3ure q sne eosson, seeo
and moss shipped py NJ, FoFoes, ~ estsfaction q
writ Of judgment issued sgaiust him In the u =.
Circuit Court on the z4ta 0H fwo Keepers were
placed O. beosoy A. teus ene soA9 ~ .mee u
I I&afu quo unth yesteroay- -tnsIecsots Mrgnt sno
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frEi OBJ TQf CIV fee>>>-tfN.1 t1l--sIItttt0
.Go,ro.s soinv. isose.b were ~ svords ,shusDl
80. o.. SI., Is. =, ,,ssssas{, J isat s,ght N
ngns nsvs psen noasu ~ 'fsA o.
the spacious hall Whexe fof me pestnye qeSs he |
lazy patrons oG the Ssysath strest0sphaa Asvium
have beeu dsvotioe thSf time and their rssOaroes
I. ~. 80. - .ss.sS- 81 n I. srysy,rv - sbstsa
70 'ne cause .. .ns.'v. Ono ,, .a'e.s ,.~
psssnblsd hat night throngcd Asssmola ysn'
y endsavosns 70 stzAshssn itsalf ont iato pfoas-
nading shAps.u N vas Of no uss. novsvsf..
ploroms; pasnns ...s nuI ,S .ySs4 ss.'i
While i constantly above the hum Of nanyvoisss.
Che shuflise of'leSt. Tie r1stlins of dfessss and
.,s4ss- ~ s,oct.,v ,c.s ths eveslSstfng nv a.
-";". '. .s;.~ 800 .no,'sss's o1s'
sUl,S' s',ss, so.s'J g.. .Iss,...u. ,.s,.
we'll sns a.x .'sr ss az nssi5 IN a ~.
supPoss - .,.s.s ..,. = 80 .,s:"s,,. -,sss
wv..s .,.s .s0. 80. ~ ,ssss a.
Me s II. 80. =. ~ ~ ~
oe"sn'l', - srs ss;s.ssss sy.s..s ssss.,.s =.
o0ss.,cn s s1ss @s s.' :. ,Ss ~ ~ ,sssv
""n - s.,ss,s 4, ~. 5hSS., ~ M
=. - rs.s !, .-a,,ss. q, .scL.ff .avsvs
ies cooA s.s,ss sS-s's :. ~ n-s,,.,'.
% - ..s 90 ssss ~ sorassss n n
n'ssn' '" -s'P' -'' .7,si5-rl
wv hrs rnssrorvras ON FsrIovs' HAtt.ih13
..s:s' '' e .New'0rlBSns, Aprii, 1907 :
| r... r-~.rorS Won ara N vood naxurnd. VIZ
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4 49, -.
-,
Last evening the g. Charles Theatsr, on the oc.
SasIon ~ tbs farsvelI perfurmsuce Of Nh. Scott
3idaes;, W. crowded VIM :. slits q sls gsps-.
occupied, but the dress circle and psrquetts pre-
Irssd h,;lIss,t ssrr. s,rencss SNs,s heIre u,unv
ss% ..s psns spPssnVv,s sIeIs ns'ns .s'ss:s
lrdlsa .sated 2 ths latter; ehsgrl:e.I brilliant
play chosen for DE occasion, the gifted beusnci-
~ syPssslas ior ns aras srs me-, during hsr o..
gsseu9s 49 10y o1 Aouy !eeAes .up,
5se ns.. ~ NJ ss nssa, ~ q s.,.es aoss rec ~. -.
ur~atsvsm ~ ,JosenA &urface. sad Niasa aHovits
= Nrsr oasdour. vi.heps pndsrsat!.s sny s..s
esndsd acracism q ~ performance, may p
1ation and iptsllirencs "a nmuounce ( truthful
NV a. es,-",e..s'ss. s--:.s
se'e'os' s.so ~ !.s .ou'e anu snv1'u es -
tbsps ~ The fall Of The curtain, n enthusiast
ssly callsd Ma. stddsss - shs foeslishss and
.enoelee q nvosassEy u'sass 70 nst -wonaes'''
peessy, saleas eed gnce. ~ -.
n had besn psssioesll appoQneed hat NJ.
3nBVrpssAl psstisAl address expressive 1sf hss
trsnfpae abr ne rnfpy kiiSaesses extsndsd her
-. M ~. "a e. .,,s.s,, ,-.S,,.s.a "vc,c.-
fe!e shs ene c'o swssSy .sea'Asso s'''s
s,d n the io.o.ss waes; :. !, 81. >. 80. =.
For speak Iunust bofDga Jl9ave NhlR plpc0. xgs d
Bot aiant mS pardop, 6Sst. t6atin thu gear an. ].
70 speak ny saentimenh I nov etbeAr: .s.s.
fhcu6h ouf9os Lazy IL ~ tAoushS, 4et kaowns
Win iady n juaeoAs "a ueht begun t,E s,r
70 shake her Of is eaaief said than dOne.: =, ],
of tripping hef' powdered hesd ]
Ara yet fhoueh Pvs soi6nch 10 say, nnd psse7
It ia - sssy iask tosDsak my und. % llt q ii.l
nh I hut. md Rhnkn0nnP0yn
plays, fse .,a ~ ..,ss,vs. 49, =,
Or borrow eynfrom Knowles little pnrses,
Then; tnfn.ng % your ievor, greet ~ Wues
No hafdenlp could nnd ~ u nsnslng you' ~
Like Julia asy. = You've lfnown; me- scarce .
minuieH u ,s-ssoxI ,.,....l..x. .a.... % sosi
po' s1ss Oee consused as lSans9s W ~
e. 80 yr,,h ,nasrv RosS = ~icks.s -sies.
II pray yon Do not fall II love with me ~ tros ol
Or else ike Beatrice what pert, 'tis true
Be ready to-. protest that lov'd you. -.
nd then. with poor Pauifne, confession nake-o'
- .net rnascsI ss sscls'es, 70 ~ Dr. acl
Come Eloquence, and cid me 70 oexpressi n, -.
The gratitude which ms me to excess! -
Az! do but bear the story In unfold, S.'
Some i've ssines, I, bat : gih 10 ags, sra :
Had no "sppearanee5 made on any 'stage,", ,s,.,,,.
Play "a but one part for two years Of my life
fescefui one-the happy rtof.-WHe!o ss-h-
So happy that when time q last did come, .s-o
As Saiior's wffs, 10 part Pduot succumb.
7 Go watch the niaht IN ssosns: the day In cold"
Nttl! Besides, | ct1sdsiy stood ent
a. U.Ik H. y usi - ~ ~ sv mind
Dont,s fears. ob:ectopsE Iii we're cast bebina.T
With what success unars cious 'twere 70 cite
Before TINS throne wnicm DeMs Ss5 SS %e
s ~. ~ Go:.s srSor,eG ~ lsst
.~ss s'--'',els -'Gs-@e9- - . y.
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/ trssfiaeb fa8rS s---- rFiv1ssdO .fn3ff r,ar
The Rev. Edward D. NsiIIs foEgards for publ.
csson is he ST. Paul Press shs following supple'
mentssy noteas: gSrss s1cea ,asb, ~ div bsinsu
At the eopelqaien Of tha sztiele On French
s :SS T ss ss sSs 2ssssJss g e les esF
cal Collections fos the year lsefs swss Tie following
.joDsihss Cores: y aF,s 81 EnglsA 1ssyslei e
re PsS Ss ss = y tSS fss presci sas sss
tery, Skivo Il m3G c0to ~ ri6ut p6oi1ea cd
cssrieA enA sFsat buelneee NM - Nep4oyee.Iss.
before ths red1ctc9 g QAnade. Me heu2ye hst
P;e1ss sss becsns u ssSd hSe1rasSf 81 Fisrs, q
oona6aad ,oftho ru0o poso "a 1r1ol oouh11, Psnos
sylvsnisg OrVhea Ws0hisQtoA. .jpet eatesipe1pon
%sahooS Y 1ssS&hes; !S: sSss : !Sssss sS
tssssed, vss s51t - vIik . dlesms6asd d
ctdsl seplyIti saoi'A.Igt1lu - El-'all1ao Llsoa
/ ehcstbsu u sio6o asssfininsd Asa Lsgns-
dsm ST. Pieus ne 1bec s1Reeg n charge ,pf 1he
fort at Peint dn eablA Lake Pepin. and that in
IIsSs6 1sU = y. W 81 css Ut rs SSss IN sss
nug&kssn bouuGayy9 % Minnesota, sando % rake
tesnes With The dn1ianD.s4 ssi ii.ss ofgfso ~ vsd
\ The 6Tst nAs ee The, ,lekeq snd rivsu west Of
Lake superiof. N Nosthesn 1ispesose: vssa rnds
:ss,sS ssmss dsss %sSs G sss ssss e sS:, ss
sfservards ois; sspclsd sssssa tsSs scpsricr and
10 1867 pFepsred epap cf ~ fegio9. .ith t9e
ys,s e: s& Ss !d s.: sSs r.
the same which, N DelllA's cay vsss named Ouai-
pegon end Bourbon .1s7ia rns,1si 20 6fei
/ sYelAsdsris and ~ sos. sboat l737, we're sent
| by the French government to estaolieh poeta BE-
Lsss soSs.F Ps sDS y y se ~
AesinibiDe, which Was Hbaudousd bscauss Of IL
vicinity 70 ths other poslssn BsllA. IL "Remerques
sur le carte de rAmeriqpe septentriraie !" calls
Psrrot. q ahabltans du Canada ~ and le Sueur
''Frsncaip. y ana ssys the former, Who IN child.
hood. Wss educstsd ~ Jseoat niseouaries. buile
Fort ST. Nicholas, as tie nsuth OF the WIsconsn,
and that the latter on the laFgest e. several issnds
few leagues above Lake Pepin, In 1896 built 2
fort. N..-'1 t.r ~, ilp'
SThs French, before the reduction Of Csnads.
also bolt fort pamed 81. Crolx. forty le ,gues
from the mouth Of the, river Of the same name,
ard about twenty leagues from Lake .saperior.
which WAS destroyed. The map st pdss 800 Of
Hstorv of MiDpesota, shows tho situstton OF all
the early French forts. .'ssi'a csaso Is taz i
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The editor of the New York SON. who was
President Lincoln's assbtant secretary OF var,
considers the present condition Of his party dsci.
deGiy desperate. He says: ''lt must be adCitted
that any prudent Life Insurance Company would
have to regard the risk ON the Republican party as
extra hazardous at the present time" .r.s
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f0Ts fc EiaeI Tsys ON
% ,oU1DC1IkA AU00U2 4

slx FfAscrsco. Aprn Is. .2N6AadE 1sY non
Gold Hin mine-:. 1he sbsfts 80 TN Sscsss e.
hibefslN toxsrds tne sssssss 9! g - m:
bens IL sssssd sioool' - as.s on !: IN
r.. .Lruis. IN ie. Tom sAflsa sSf Miks No.
Cool are 70 Asht within two months fcf alceo ~
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1 -
BErHLIuEx, Pa. April 1e.---CoI. Edwin Wright.
professor in Lehigh UnixgfAity. died today. He
served through the MEXICAN war - lieutenant
colonel OF TIE eleventh rseutsg ipfantxy, and was
subse quently superintendent Of The Ksntacky In.
atitute. --u-,
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The Democrats elected the mayor and coancil In
Trsn,eF, New Jersey, 90 the lssh. a.. q -. si,,p
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) a.
Yesl0dey,vQ anpeher iuDfaEoeabIe dAy Ter u
fpir hesss ~ attapdansswss Weua Many pso-
Aes iviaifsd ~ greundA3s - ~ nee
cpd seja0 sosUi9 sefspw Aiss To-day aad to-
iouev xjll ~ Tn. .lsst dsye ee he exhibition,
bds sneshw ypsr upst Alspee hafore We are
tieAtad sGpiA 10 thes WAfd ,esa pleasant faifs
Hoyilsl yeesly ~ The Mechaaice sud Agrisultu-
ri Association. The rsee yesterday was paeina
9assA; Mn shestAito AsrHw4 feesM pzspism Of
$50, s2oo tosths 6sst hersso and 80 70 the ~
Vhils. cby JeAoVd ehaRhAa John sPaltons BY
dweas esse1s spasos sRoosAiss.b hy T. p. gRosch-
Tait-a. .Wlls And qpsp vVoqrhiess we're the only
lpussst sAtsx q pasM XooEhiss Winning the ssosc
y tRe elsaisht hsstas Time: 2:alli 2;s78s.bsvo
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-10-23
Letter from Omaha.
OMAHA. Oc'. 18th. 1856!

OMAHA, DC. 18TH 1859.
DEAR WING :-You cannot imagine what
a pleasure it is out here (which used to he
called acay ont Hest, but now we look upon
bevond tie Rocky Hountains as out Yves to
meet our old acquaintance, even those we
did not value so highly are all alike accepta-
bic here.
Some weeks since, among the delegates
to the California Odd Fellows Convention.
we had the pleasure of real social shake
hands with one of the pillars of Odd Eel
lowshtp III Maryland, and from Elkton, and
although time is making its mark on him
externally, he is still possessed of the same
spirit of kindness and goodness of heart he
was years ago, and we are sure rich re-
ward awaits him after being transported
from this earthly ball.
A few days since we were notified by
mail of another social party's purpose to
visit our infant city, Ell route for California.
Pleased with the prospect, we repaired to
the 9th street depot, and after delay of
four hours, two c. P. sleeping cars brought
across the Missouri some eighty represent
atives of the two cities Of Wilmington,
Del, and Philadelphia, Pa. We think
Wilmington held largely the balance Of
power We were glad to meet some very
familiar faces from both cities, and spent
the time extended to the excursionists to
repair the inner man, very pleasantly, and
tried to afford all the information in our
power as to the road and the various points
of interest-with our advice to all to visit
Salt Lake City, the abode of the self-styled
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1869-10-23
you think I am id fool, to sell you $500

you think | am id fool, to sell you $4OO
worth of jewelry for 500? By no means,
sir. know the value of jewelry too we'll.
Bid higher. If you don't, some one else
will: never take less than fifty per cent
OF the value of property which comes into
my hands. There is too much trouble and
risk in getting 1T to let it go less. Yours
truly, at fifty per cent, "HANDY ANDY"
MIR. Haddock acceded to the demand.
The Tribune adds:
Some of the residents of the West Divi-
sion going home late at night, recently,
have seen men walking swiftly ON the side
walk, and all of sudden disappear. Mr.
Giottico, gentlemen staying temporarily
on Washington street, one night recently,
at the corner of Washington and Ada
streets, saw man walk towards him on
Washington street. Suddenly he did not
see him. He moved on towards where the
man disappeared, and kept his eyes open.
lie saw man lying fiat in the road near
the sidewalk, knife clutched in one of his
hands. He did not like the look of things,
and under the circumstances was not in
quisitive. After proceeding a short dis
lance he looked around and saw the man
move away with great speed in the opposite
direction. He wore what seemed to be a
rubber suit, fitting close to his person, and
moved with light and easy motion, as if
he were flying, not walking. Some persons
are inclined to think this was Mr. Andrews
or some of his gang.
There is no doubt that most accom-
plished gang of housebreakers have made
this city their preying ground.