The New York herald., 1871-10-27

often remarked the aull maligniiy and vulgar
insolence OF this gentleman in debate; we nave also
| eulogy ana we know not which man OF taste ana
/ true honor would most deprecate. HIS 'ai9n-post
and James Madison are as indicative OF his taste and
| moral tact as his rlbald inyectlve against M.
uSy more n revong than even Tie Of
his manners. He seems for some days to have been
collecting the materials for this display OF ns deVo te
shells or carcasses charged with etid and noisome
| combusribles, he bursts on the floor OF Congress
stencil that followed the explosion. AS an orator
this speaker seems to US to greatly resemDie Tue
statesman to comprehend as much OF the principles
OF legislation aud the various questions growing
man SreS the bar ~ RenucKy ana
tleman, as much courtesy IN MS language anu nm ,
ners as naturally belongs to one habuated 70 tne
brawls OF Kentucky tavern and emlnently 9lsIin,
on tins occasion we are told that Mr. Clay had his :,
head 'p0wderedu and that he wore "a dress COMB"
HULL's COURT MARTIAL
and Winchester's lost battle at Frencnt0wn anu
Harrison's campaign on the border. Baltimore IL
vites plans for her now famous monument TO Wasi,'
usbe praes to % the purchasers Of her lottery cket
an account OF the attack on Ogdensburg by way OF
M for he assault on @ the see CITIZENS
OF GEORGETOWN to meet for the purpose Of consider
ing their 'defenceless condition. General Dear, ear
Durn'S officers write that they expect 70 20 intO
snug winter quarters In Montreal; III whicn tney
were sadly disappointed. Thus, said the edito,
Canada. II the laurels which the commanding gen.
eral has therein gathered are not OF as prllliant
must be rec0ected that they were gathered
In haste. and that time , was not ali0wea 0WaS
Sorn's IS" must @ have have been romarkabie garment.
His enemies seem never TO have tired OF poklng
fun at hm on It's account ut is said says rs one T o.
and his army Is sick Of the General; that ne has
found the climate OF Canada too cool or the looks OF
would IKE TO sleep snugy again In the War Depart
men: In preference to being Kept awake on the ,e
rather hard, and that 1t Is not made up to suit his
godt or his humor SO It Is proposed to accommodate
The General HS wod Willingly give up his
but he does not know what TO do with his coat II
is said that he writes that 1t will cost too much TO
cut 1t into clothes for his children, and the gold
lace Is TOO good TO be lost In this dilemma he pro-
poses that the Treasury should allow him for his
coat out OF the contingencies OF the War Depart
ment IN support OF which he urges that every but
ton hole Is covered with laurels which have been
won on the Canada frontier The proposition Is now
WHAT THE NEWSPAPER USED TO DE. .
The newspaper Of sixty e years "a ago & Is, alter ALL
all craftsmanship record o. Presidents, messages
and long, tlresome speeches OF politicians, with
letters rom Revolutionary sages and learned essays
on the theories OF government and the constitution.
II is more like the HERALD Of today tnan N,les,
activity of the world, the real business of life, found
no place in Its columns. have looked through
pound OF beef was or the price Of coal per ton.
war item says that wheat Is dollar per bushel and
that is all Notices OF lotteries are numerous enough
The "Pennsylvana Internal Navigation Lottery
whatever that may be, had 1851 prizes, one OF
which was valued az $4,000. Tickets were sold al
advertising columns pretty liDeraliy, and the dry
goods stores were not ungenerous sometimes. Land
notices Of raverns are curiosies OF literature which
some one ought to collect and preserve. In four
Sr ave nHoarsd only md one
o na ssem Mas To- Miss RspH snapn NS
which am certain Will interest:-"To the Hon. the
General Assembly OF Maryland-The petition Of
spectfully represents that your petitioner united
in matrimonial alliance with Jerome Bonaparte
period her nusbaad departed from this country for
France where, on his arrival, his brother, the En-
ansn e 9s the
who has since united himself In marriage with
German princess and been created King OF Vest
Indeed the delcacy OF her situation would permit
\, to recount those various considerations that
granting the necessary aid TO dissolve union con-
tracted and maintained under such circumstances.
honorable body, who while they reflect that general
utility points out the indissoluble nature OF the
riage contract, will not fan to remember that cases
aals may be consulted lbla hagpiness Of lndiyid
ELIZABETH BoNAPARTE.n
ELIZABETH BONAPARTE.
What history Is crowded into the life OF this
withered little old woman, who was the belle OF
Baltimore and OF the United States two generations
ago, whose name filed the world who lives for the
Bonapartes still, waiting and watching for the real.
iZaton OF her girllsh dreams OF empire and soyer-
@ sn S proud s a She ne a
wife and Is The mother OF o Bonapartc Women
have always been associated with the Bonapartes
IN strange, sad sort OF a way. There was jose
phine and Maria Theresa and Madame Bonaparte
and Eugene, AL Of !heu with one exception, for
IL was amid these excitements and sensations;
bulletins from the Grand Army twenty, thirty, fifty
Russian admrals and generals; proclamations and
protests from the English Regent tales OF barbar.
ity on our own Indian frontier, when Florida was
foreign land Illinois territory and the great amer
lean Desert uncarved into Staes-t was amid the
varying accounts oftne fortunes OF war and the bril-
aud Perry and Decatur, that The news of the dis.
as:rous END OF the Russian campaign was slowly
brought TO our grandiathers by bark, shorty wo
days from Cadiz" aud that the federal opponents OF
the administration prepared to celebrate IL all over
the country At Boston
THE FESTIVITIES
were particularly brilliant. The celebration took
place on the 25h OF March, 1sl3 and consisted or
an oratorio, which was performed IN the chapel;
the chorus was composed OF two hundred amateurs.
The Rev Mr.. Channing oflered a prayer ''perecily
adapted to the solemn 0ccasion,n and succeeded
Gin uniting the elegance OF fenclon with tie SIM
picity Of the apostolic age" TINS was followed by
dinner In the afternoon at the Exchange The
Hon. Harrison g. Otis presided, assisted by DR..
Warren, lion. William Brown, Hon. J. Thorndlke, j.
Samuel G. Perkins as Vice Presidents. Among the
invited guests were the Hon. 7. Pickering Generals
Chief Justice Parsons, Judges Sewall Thacher and
Parker President Kirkland, Drs. Lathrop aud Bald
win, Rev. Mr. Claiming "and others OF the rever.
end clergy OF the town. when the toast OF the
Emperor OF Russia was given curtain was drawn
Which disclosed transparent likeness Of Alexander
IN full uniform, with the motto, Alexander the De-
liyerer OF Europe.o When the toast in
was Snvced
COW In Flamcsr with the Russian eagle
rising from the burning with the motto In hts DeaK
"Aioscow Is not RussIa.n The other toasts were
"Our National Rulers-may their people see III
them now what history musts1y OF them hereaftcr;''
s.Ihe Patriots OF Spain and Portugal;' "1he Mad
man OF Trancc-thc Russian regimen: iced water
ana phlebotomy TIL reason he restored" And then
there was a song TO the tune OF down. Down, Derry
Down. opening with
When Bony set ou, on his Russian campaign
lie trusted In triumph 10 march back again
Hayino muyzled old Prun and handcuh'd "a the Car.