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Democratic Convention ut Mobile.

MOBILE, June ~. 1859.
The Convention OF the democratic party OF the
First Congressional district assembled at twelve
O'Clock to-day. Delegates were present from Bald
win. Clarke. Monroe, Wilcox. Conecuh, Escombia.
Dallas and Mobile counties. The Committee on Per-
manent Organization reported Ex-Governor John A.
Winston permanent chairman. Eight vice presi-
dents were then chosen. After the adoption OF the
majority rule. Messrs. W. d. Manu. +, H.. Grandin,
of Mobile, and w. ii. +. Randall, OF Dallas, were
nominated for Congress. On the first ballot Mr..
Mann received IL 5-6 Mr.. Randall, 7; Mr.. Grandin,
3. Mr. Manu. having received majority or all the
votes cast was declared the nominee. On motion
of Mr.. Barnes, OF Dallas, the nomination was made
unanimous. A committee was then appointed to in
form Mr.. Mann of his nomination, and the COnven-
ti0n adjourned until seven O'Clock this evening" The
Convention - well attended, and the proceedings
were very harmonious throughout.
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IFrom the Portland Adxertlser. Iune 2l.l

TFTOUI AUVGTEISCT,
The Portland Yacht Club returned from their ex-
cursion Saturday afternoon, running up the harbOr
together at halfpast five O'Clock and presenting
beautiful sight, led by the nagship the Vice Com
modore's yacht bringing up the rear. The vessels
parted OF Seguin about noon on Friday and each
went on Its own way to follow out the designs OF
its commander until Saturday morning, when oil
except the Juliet and Laurel assembled at Jewell's
Island Harbor, where most OF the DAY was spent IN
the customary island way. A mammoth bake and
chowder were two of the incidents OF the day, and
about three O'Clock the fleet started for home Ac.
cordng to orders they rendezv0used In House Island
roads for the final run, and came up the harbor In
the manner described. Arrived OFT Union wharf the
nagship hove 10 ana the fleet passed around her
IN succession, each sauing the nag and parade was
dismissed" Az Jewell's Island resolutions were
passed, thanking Mayor Patten, OF Bath and others
for courtesies received during the excursion, and
dore for their deportmen. and promptr7as to dsci-
pline.
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SPAIN.

Advice Of Republican Members Of the Cortes
20 Their upporters-Action OF the Clergy
Another Republican Gathering.
MADRID, June 22 1859.
The republican members OF the Cortes are about to
issue o manifesto advising oil their supporters to
swear allegiance TO the constitution II positively re-
quired so TO do.
The clergy consider It their policy to reject the
oath a. . body.
Tue republican demonstration to-day was quite
large, and passed or quietly.
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TENNE SSEE.

Assault Upon an Editor-The Attorney General
severely Punished.
NASHVILLE, June %, 1869.
Attorney General Tuthell called at the Office OF
Mr. Gresham, editor of the new Stokes organ, this
morning, and asked him whether he was RESPONSE
Bile for an article which appeared in yesterdays
paper, speaking of HIM in OpprObriOus terms. Gres-
ham replied that he was. Tuthel then drew a pis-
tOl and tired ut Gresham, but the latter struck down
the pistol grappled Tuthell ana beat him severely.
In his paper this evening he charges Tuthel with
an attempt to assassnate him. Tuthell Is q citizen
OF Northern birth. and a supporter OF Senter
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VIRGINIA..

Fatal Case. Of yellow Fever In Hampton
RGuds-ArrivaI of Vessel in Hampton
Roads With Yellow Fever Board.
FORTRESS MONROE, June 90 1869.
The schooner Mary E. Femerick, Ca ptaln DOrman,
from Malanzas for Baltimore. arrived last night at
the Lower Quarantine ground with yellow fever on
board Captain Dorman and the COOK, white
man, ted yesterday. Tue second mate has had the
fever, DJt ~ convaleScent.
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MARYLAND.

Death of Il Distinguished Member Of the Bar
Insurance Agents Indicted.
BALTIMORE, June %, 1859.
The death Of J. Mason Campbell was announced in
all the courts Of this city this morning; he died last
evening Mr.. Campbell had been for thlrtyfye years
a MEMBER OF the Maryland bar and was one Of the
most distinguished lawyers in the State.
In the criminal court this morning. in several
cases OF persons indicted for acting as insurance
agents without having taken out State license
Judge Giimor decided that license was required
and the persons indicted liable 10 the penalty OF
$500 prescribed by law.
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TsoIrws ON TINE RIVER PARK COURSE.

wArERTowS, n. V, June y, 1862
This season q races on the River PARK Course
opened to day with the track In fine condition. The
purse for horses that never trotted for money was
won by II. y. Grfln's brown gelding In three
straight heats. Time-2:s5,s, 1850, 2:5s The sec.
ond race was for horses that beat $3.50 it was
won by A. NJ. Harris chestnut geldlng In 24l u,
2:a0, 25e.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

r! Boston Peace Jubiiee-BcueGt Of MIR.
Gilmore.
BOSTON, June 90 1869.
The Executive Committee OF the Peace Jubilee
Association this evening decided to repeat the
grand popular programme of the 18th OF June for
the personal benefit OF the protector, Mr.. p. $. Gil
more, at the Coliseum, on Tuesday next. The full
orchestra and chorus Adelaide Phillips. Parepa-
OF Mr.. Glmore's great services to art and to thus
city.
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Cssnt Digry's Financial Measures 10 be
nfsdiaod-Forccd Currency to be Abolished.
FLORENCE, June ~, 1869.
The cficia, newspaper says that Disny's financial
scheme has not been abandoned as before reported.
Il will be slightly modified and again presented to
the Chamber. Tho government is determined to
abolish the forced currency
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posrpouemNT Or TINE uAsaAsAnxrr PARK RACES.

PROVIDENCE, H. l., June %, 1869.
The races at Nsrragansett Park have been post
poned on account OF the rain. They will commence
at two O'Clock 2. M. tomorrow n the weather Is
auspicious and proceed according to the original
programme. The postponement to-day extends the
meeting to saturday.
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NEW ENGLAND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

AMHERST, Mass, June ~, 1862.
grand trial OF mowers, rcapers and haying
machines, under the auspices Of the New England
Agricultural Society. commenced to-day on the
grounds Of the state Agricultural College. Twenty.
seven machines were entered. The exhibition con-
tnues four days.
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EGYPTIAN ROYALTY In LONDON.
Spanish Republicans and the
Oath Of Allegiance.
Adjournment Of the German Legislative
Assemblies.
ENGLAND.

arrvai and Reception of the yiceroy of
Egypt--Nsove:nen:s of the Son of Ex.king
Theodsrus.
LONDON. June 20, 1869.
ismaiI Pacll, Vceroy OF Egypt, arrived in London
co.day. lie is the guest OF The Queen at buckingham
Palace, wlch has been fitted up for his residence.
series OF brilliant ietes have been arranged in his
honor and will take place during nus stay In the
country. The Vceroy was met ut the railway sta
ton by the Prince Of Wales and Others and escorted
by large military procession, was conducted
through the streets to buckingham Palace. An i'm
mense crowd OF people lined the way and repeatedly
cheered the Pacha.
The son of the late King Theodorus, of Abyssinia,
who has been at school here will be sent to India
as the climate Of England proves unfavorable to his
health.
The United States Lauded for lis Strict En-.
forcement of the Neutrality Laws.
LONDOs, June e. 1869.
The London star to-day praises the United States
government Tor It's consistency IN raking measures
to prevent the departure of llbusterlng parties for
CuDa. 1t says the sanction by the Attorney General
OF the arrest o. the Cuban insurgent lunta i'll New
York Is satisfactory. The more vigorously the neu
trality laws are enforced at the outset the more
easily will the public mind be led III The right direc.
tiOn sympathy for nation struggling for freedom
Is natural 10 Americans as well as Eugshmen; but
the sooner the people are reminded that
neutral country has duties incompatible with the
sending out of privateers ana warlikc expeditions
the better Neutrality Is not likely TO exist unless
the laws as they now stand are enforced, and when
the laws are insufficient they ought 10 he amended
English lawyers and statesmen TO their own
advantage aud instruction watch the result Of the
proceedings instituted in the United 5ates for the
American statute dealing with the subject is almost
Identical with the English law. The case will form
precedent OF policy worthy of consideration and
imitation.
Notice Of Amendment to the Irish Church
Bill in the House Of Lords.
LONDON, June %, 1859.
In the House Of Lords this evening the Earl or
Shaftesbury gave notice of an amendment to the bill
for the disestabshment OF the irish Church. to the
following eect:-"That the surplus Church property
shall be a fund from which to grant loans to the
Irish peasantry."
Emigration from LverpO0l-Denth Of q Mem
bcr Of Parliament.
LONDON, June %, 1863.
The political news to-day Is not important.
Five thousand emgrants left Liverpool for the
week ending Saturday night for different ports IN
America.
Charles Napier Sturt, member OF Parliament for
Dorchester died last evening, at the age of thirty
seven.
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perry to-day "wednesday, June e. 1859 Trains leave by
Morris and Essex Railroad foot OF Barclay street, a 80
H. and O'Clock r. NJ Convsyances to the gound will be 10
waiting for the o'clock train a. Orange station The sale
will take place AT 30 p M with Lot No. l. Mortified
Maps at the orce OF Auctioneer, No. 3 Pine street.
In case the day named above should prove rainy
O'clock the sale will be postponed without further notice
TO the following Wednesday, the 0h at hour sns
place. 4. H. LUDLOW CO., No. Pine street
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Cuba will leave this
port on "Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe Will close At tue Post once
at twelve O'Clock N. on Wednesday.
TBE NEW YORK Naturalization for Eurnpe-wrl
be ready at haifpast ten O'Clock IN she morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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Fav0rabIe wcather only u required 70 renuer tne
annual regatta OF the Brooklyn Yacht club CON-
pctc success.
The members OF the Bayonne Yacht Club will hold
.heir ever-welcome annual regatta July 10, and the
event. from present appearances will doubtless add
further laures to those already achieved by that
spirited organization.
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HOLMEs.--On Monday. June 81 SARAH ANN
HOLMES, youngest daughter OF the ate James
Holmes
The funeral will take place from her lats residence,
81 Spring street, on Thursday afternoon, at two
O'Clock. The friends aud relatives are respectfully
invited TO attend
lFor other Deaths see EiQhLh Pdls.I
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The following yachts are entered:-
FIRST CLASS.
Name. Rig. Feet. Bv Whom O,c,ed.
Della. ....... .SloOp. 80. w. II. Rowe, Measurer.
Lille. .SloOp. 30. j. Weaver Commodore.
Edith X. Gage. .Sloop. .2s. Gage 4 Bell.
Ethalind. ....Sloop. .25 C. F. Tompkius, Vice U0m.
Onward. ..... Cat. .2S Charles scattergood.
simpson. .SoOp. %. Lew C'aud.
Uncle Ben. -. Cat. -. %. X. weaver.
SECOND CLASS.
Resolute ..... .SOop. 20. Robert Wilson.
LOttie. ........ Cat 40. Osborne HanlOn.
Bstsey .".Sioop. 10 ID. a; A.na,Macn Nancy;
1t II understood that the above entries will be
peted for and should the ncke weather prove favor
able. an exciting may be expected
The Brooklyn Union Regatta, an event ever antici.
pated with pleasure, comes or tomorrow. Up to
yesterday evening there were no less than forty.ive
entries, OF various classes OF yachts. The picture
will be pleasant one, even II Boreas goes to Sleep
What will IL be II there be rousing breeZeY The
occasion will doubtless be delightful one, and may
well awaken the brilliant expe citations very
good feature OF the regatta VIII be the numbering
of the yachts IN large figures, and Will be
as given below. Captains OF yachts will pro-
cure their numbers at the club house ON the
morning OF the regatta from seven A. NJ TO nine A.
NJ. The course viii be from sakeboat of the club
house to and around a stakeboat at the southwest
Spit turning the same to the west and back TO the
home stakeboat. passing the same to the westward
yachts passing TO the eastward OF all buoys on the
West Bank-viz, Nos. H. l3 and l5-both going and
returning. In addition to the usual sailing regua.
tions Of the club 1t has been agreed to allow each
Yacht carry to every three feet In length
on deck. The Middleton Will convey the members
OF the club and friends along the course while the
steamer stamford, with all the accessories for
pleasant trip has been chartered to leave the foot of
Thirty fourth street shortly before nine O'Clock and
able day anticipated. The fol- owing are the en-
tries up to yesterday evening"
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ga Thing Of Beauty IL a Joy FOrever."-
There's denying but the KNOX Hat is thing OF beau
y;" but unfortunately for the wesrers fortunately Tor
KNOX hats perisbabe articles but while they last tand
nothing 10 the hat line outlasts he) KNOXS Hats
at the head OF ali. The KNOX Emporium Is at No 2i2
Broadway everybody knows but we thought we'd men-
ton IT. 'you KNOW
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A.-ladies' Faces EnamelIed, also the Pre-
paraon for sale. with instructions, by NJ LAUSSON 100
Rrnad adway
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, dkc., Executea
with nss,nes auickness and despatch per
at other printing the city,
At the MErRoP0LIrAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
MRNT,N Nassau street.
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Alto Remove Moth Patches, Frectlrs aud
tan from the face use PERRY'S MOTH and FRECKLE
LOTION Prepared only by DIR. d. C. PERRY. Sold by all
dri
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A.-FUr Black Worms and Pimples the
face use PERRY'S COMEDONE and PIMPLE REMEDY.
prepared only by DR.. b. q. FERRY Bond street. New
York. Sold by all druggists.
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All Sizes Flags ON HIND, at NIanufacturers'
prices. HOJER X GRAHAM,
Flag and Banner Makers, "a Duane street.
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Persons Wishing TO Subscribe for the HeraiA
WILL BE SERVED AT AN EARLY HOUR BY LEAVING
THEIR ADDRESS AT THE BRANCH OFFICE OF TIM
NEW YORK HERALD, i1 FULTON STREET. BROOK.
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Montana CordiaI.-No More Dyspepsia. Ts
be taken before and after each meal.
II. A. CHALv1N, lsi Fulton street.
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A Card.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM

Advertisements for the New York Herald
BROOKLYN dEpiGr HEGGhvER ITRrfi A. 9 rHE E6ctocxpu
ssE 2ssAEDs S.5si pkLiyEsEP IS IS CARRIERS
,s FGLFos Hh FaS srkEsr, sHAhna ssooKErs Ss5dSf
Beautiful Country Homes
AT AUCTION, SATURDAY, JUNE s,
IN RYE,
the very Garden Spot of westchcster county.
one hour from New York.
Extensive of ar.. cA..
VILLA SITES,
HIGHLY IMPROVED PROPERTY
AND DESIRABLE TOWN L0rs
wilson's subdivision of
FOUR SPLENDID ESTATES,
RYE PARK.
xtsGsLASD PLACE,
GLEN DALE
AND WEST RYE
SPECIAL TRAIN
dspo, of New York New Haven Railroad corner
NJ on day Of sale. Tickets furnished a depot,
TRANSPORTATION AND COLLATION. FREE
Refreshments for ladies at Kingslaud Place
cOnveyanccs the grounds
Persons desiring
BEAUTIFUL,
ACCEPTABLE
CHEAP HOMES
the fines; suburbs of New York win come 20 Rye
BEFORE THE DAY OF SALE
and examine for themselves
The property OF superior
tion than any offered this
For further Information appy to
ANDREW WILSON, Jr., at Rye,
MULLER, WILKINS a co, Auctoneers.
No. Pine street
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For First Class Printing or Every Descrip.
ton 90 TO tho Metropolitan job Printing Es.abishaen,W
n strs
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YACHTING NOTES.

To-day the annual regatta OF the Columbia Yacht
Club will be held starting from the anchorage OF the
club house. foot OF Fifty street. North river
at ten O'Clock, and sailing and around the stake
boat anchored or Mount 81. Vincent turning said
stakebOat from east to west ard return to starting
point, said distance being twenty-five miles. The
winning yacht Of each class to perform the dis
tance inside OF eight hours or no race the regatta to
be sailed according 10 rules and regulations OF the
club Yachts to be entered in two classes.
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A.-ltaian Lotion for the Complexion Pre-
sunburn, Freckles and Pimples For sale by DIR.
ZACuARIE 100 Broadway, and all frat class druggists.
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Batcheler's Hair Dye.-rhe Best In tho
world The only perfect dye; harmless reliable AnAns
Factory Is Bond street.
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A Perfect Hair Dressing Cocoa
the perfect and the best preparation In the worit
for harsh and dry hair irritation OF the scalp badness aaf
dandrud.
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Saratoga "A, spring Water.

S0husO0H CVrhu0 Woters
Tonic, Cathsrtic and RefriRerant.
antidoe against the bad effects OF heat
Wholesale and retail At JOHN r. HENRY's family ped
cine depot No. College place, New York
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Crista dorO's Unrivalled Hair tDye.-SOid
applied his wig and scalp factory No Asor House.
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teethns gums reduces Inflammation alays ~
pain. Sure regulate the bowels Perfectly safe In oil
cases. as millions o mothers testify.
BE aud call for. ... ..-......- -.--
having smie OF "Curtis Perkins the outside
wrapper. All others base limitations.
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Established in 1SOO-The MetropOlitau Jsb
Printing Establishment 81 Nassau street.
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ga Thing Of Beauty is a

A.-Burnett's Florimei; an Exquisite Per-
fume resembling the fresh odors of bouquet Has
snd Is for sale by all druggists
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te 4s Bood late Of tss Broadway and drussiss
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A SKIN Free from Taa, BIotche., Fired

m 9TH patches chacd flesh and all deormes OF thscu.ce
can be attained by free use of DR. GOURAUp'S wori-
renowned ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP, found al his nss
depot, Bond street. Removed from 45S Broadway Ft'y
cents cake.
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A.--Ecr Il stylish and Becoming summer
Hat patronze BURKE, the halter, l28 Fulton street.
word to the wise is sufficient.
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Call on DIR. Irish for Ottawa Beer, at His
down town oepot, IS Nassau street
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yeIiks skin. free from all bemishes can be produced
by BURNETT'S kALLI5TON, which, unike other cosmetics,
produces healthy action of the capiares For chaing d
infants, bte sunburn roughness Of the SKIN
has equal. For sale by JOHN r. HENRY No. College
place, and by ali druggists.
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Anticipated this beautiful novelty
the complete the workmen
ploysd npon being barely able keep pace the de
mand. Gentlemen who disappointed IN receiving
their bats Saturday may depend upon receiving them
during the week.
n EsrENsCHEID, IFS Nassau street,
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THE EVENING TELEGRAM

would impress upon advertisers the
necessity of presenting their adver-
| tisements for the Cartoon papers three
days in advance, TO secure insertion.
| In the general issue 1t is also neces-
| sarv to present advertisements on the
afternoon preceding the issue OF the
! edition for which they are intended.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM
will be sent by m all to subscribers FOR
six dollars per year. Address ~ Mas
sau street.
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Owing 10 the great increase Of bust.
ness consequent on the popularity OF
their Cartoon and general issue, the
proprietors Of
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ANDREw WILSON, Jr., at Rye,
or MULLER WILKINS CO., Auctioneers.
No. Pine street.
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ARRIVAL and Reception of the yicerOy of
Esypt.>- Movements of the Son of Ex-king
Thc0darns.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

The range of public amusements is certainly
a long one, for in Boston newspaper We find
at the top of the column devoted to the proc
lamation of things to be seen or 10 be- heard, mn
announcement of three lectures on the Gorilla by
Mr.. Du Chaillu, and Mt the bottom the adver-
tisement of Complimentary Lecture on
Goethe We are left little in the dark rs
to whether "the lecture" will be compliment
cary" to Goethe, TO the lecturer, or to the audi
ence but probably it is understood that the
honors Of the occasion will be shared by all
three, with private remainder for the gentle
men who could not he comfortable until they
had listened 10 few fresh remarks upon the
illstrous German" that unrivaled author"
"a they call him with perfect justice in their
episte OF invitation; for next To being great
man ones SELF rank the honor and dignity of
being able TO demonstrate TO the world that
you know u great man when you hear of him.
Ii is curious to reflect upon the many excellent
regulations which have been won simply by
admiring judiciousy. The son of the Vicar of
Wakefield was let into the secret long ago
when he was instructed to say that "tho pic
"ture might have been better if the painter
chad taken more pains :" and. by all means. al
"ways to praise the works of Pietro Perugino.n
There is nothing like being safe; and it is
really pleasant to mediate upon the num-
Der of people in New-York who are mt
this moment declaring, without the least risk,
thaa aRsasss ss2 Sasise ID shaeEases EsS0.~
Il Ia, indeed; but 40 sre panied to know how
thess generous critics fa:Ea il out just Gs we
wonder how the ny got into the amber.
Shakespeare and Goethe arc alike in one re-
spcct-there has never been quito enough writ
ten about either. This, however, Is neglect
from tho reproach of which wo shall. III time.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

An International Exhibition of orticles y.
daily household use is to be held at Utrecht I,
the Kingdom of the Netherlands, in the month,
of August and September. 1869. The object !,
stated is "to bring to the knowledge of n.
workman such articles of household usc. h,,
"niture, dress, food, and of work and ipstr,
"tion Of different countries, as, mt n low pr;,.
"shall combine usefulness with solidity tb,,
his condition may he improved" while vl,,,
are called articles OF luxury and of eleeane,
strictly so called, will be excluded. Among ,l'
articles enumerated are plans OF dwellings 70,
married and single workmen. also of lodging
eating, and boarding houses. and OF bath ana
reading rooms, with the details and materiol
of construction; also Of furniture, bed ard tnll,
linen, crockery ware genera ly, and methods a,
warming, lighting and cleaning. In addition
whatever enters into the ma raj OF clo,bin,
whether made or unmade, ct which forms fsd
both elementary and prepared, and also work.
ingmen's tools, will he proper articles for exh
bitiOn. Books which entertain and Instruct.
musical instruments, means Of amusement, and.
in connection, reports and regulations Of differ.
ent associations for promoting the well-6eng
of the working classes, will 10 received. Ap.
plication must be made b,fne the lst of May,
to Mr.. J. j. Metelerkamr, No. LIS Brgiit.
STRAIT, Utrecht, from whom further details cl
be obtained. An exhibition of this kind may
at first view, seem Of little Importance to Den.
ocratic Americans, but when carefully consit
cred it will be seen TO iuditate a marked aa
vance by the people, md it is one OF thos
steps in the long line OF progress by whch th
human race has arisen from tha low conditia
known as the Stone ace. American mannfat
turers and inventors will Of course be at lifeliy
to present such Of their wares as will Dc suite,
to the occasion.