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The New York herald., 1871-10-20
MISSOURI POLITICS
Meeting Of the Missouri Republican Stnte
Comm ;stee.

Meeting Of the Missouri Republican stnte
Committee.
ST LOUIS, Oct. 10, 1871.
AT meeting OF the Republican State Committee
to- DAY resolutions were adopted reiterarng their
previously expressed purpose 10 do everything
possible for the unity OF the party and the sue
cess OF the republicans Of the State. With regard
to past differences or dIssensions they fully
recognize the right OF individual preferences for
candidates, but when nominations nave been maze
by the party conventions personal preferences they
think should then be sunk In devotlon TO party sue,
cess. In accordance with the spirit OF
the resolutions passed at the republican
meeting held yesterday they invite the liberal
Republican State Committee to unite with them col
lectivey or individually in call for State Con.
vention to the end that there be united party and
but one organization which shall hold legitimate
relations with the National Republican Committee.
Inc committee adjourned to meet December to
consider the subject Of calling State Con venHon 10
elect delegates to the National convention and TO
elect new State Committee, to which meeting
the Colorel State Committee, individually
and collectively, are invited for con-
suItaron upon the proposed cali. The committee
also adopted resolution requesting the National
Republican executive Committee to call The next
National Convention at ST. Louis
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Democratic Senator for the Tenth Dis
srici-Pnrffy Of the Rallot and Integrity In
Onice-ffolders-A Repuslican Majority In
Orange Iounfy for tho State Ticket-ram-
many Denounced by the Raral Democracy
The Fenton and Cenklins Factions-Prob-
able Election Of One Republican and One
Democras To the Assembly.
GOSHEN, Orange Co., Oct IL, 1871.
In this immediate locality the political campaign
for the fall elections has not airly opened yet The
conventions are late this year In making their nom.
inatons for local ofices. Neither the republicans
nor the democrats have thus far completed their
respective local tickets, no public meetings have
been held, and the active canvass In the county WILL
not commence until candidates ior all the ofIlces
shall have been nominated. The Democratic Sena.
toria Convention met yesterday Ct Middletown for
the purpose OF nominating candidate for State
Senator to represent the Tenth Senatorial district
comprising The counties OF Orange and Sullivan, In
place OF Winam M. Graham, the present incum.
bent Colone John Z. Wisner, OF Orange, presided
Bcycnty.two delegates constitute full convcu-
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OCEAN STEAMERS
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 10, 1871,
CLEARED.

Steamship Co.
ste.m.hip San Francisco. Reynolds, Hamilton. Bermuda
II Webb.
s,esmsnlp Barnes Mallory, nahLivlngston.
For 4 Co.
steamship Georgia, Crowel. Cbariesson--H Morgan
steamship Terry, sayear, Newborn. NC Murray Fer
rs Co.
steamship Fanisa Doans Philadelphia -Lorlard Steam
ship Co
Rteamah,p Eereus. 5earse. Boson--h Dimock.
Bark Mystic Tie (Br), CoGi, Cerk for ordersH DeWoh
Bark Queen OF the Fec. tBr, Mcleod, Amssrdam-Bovd
A Hncken.
Bark Molly ltai), Russo Pacrmo--PL L Robinson.
BRIG Maria ta 0argulo, Cork for orders Funch, Edye
BIG Unca Fam, Cover Port Lemon W Rlwen Co.
Brig Magdala tBr Campbell, Falmouth via Norfotk-P
Brig Edward tBr,, Lanse Kingston ia, and market-G
sris wilmington tBr, xarieu, 81 Johns. P-Hatson.
Brig Leona CBr) Atkinson. Dorchester, NBP Eevius
Son. . -
schr Mauna Loa Talbot, Jacksonville Brunt Bro
sohr GODDESS Raymond, Chanot,e River, Tampa and Kew
sehr L wedmore, Terry. Washington Nc-Thomas,
seIr r. Wharton. Bonsan, Warrington, Dc-van Brunt
A Bro. =
schr Paurusset waples Pbladelphia-van Brunt Bro.
schr lcnfy Lenuel, Jarvis New Haven-Rsck Bro.
Bchr Salie Burton, Palmer, Stamford
Steamer A Stimcrs, Davis Philadelphia
Steamer Massey, Smith, Philadelphia
steamer Vulcan, WILCOX, PhiladelDhiss
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There seems to be litle prospect OF settlement
between the contending factions Of the democracy
In Hoboken. The republicans view the battle with
delight and are sanguine of the triumph OF their
candidate. Bailey Brown. The Democratic Executive
Committee OF Hudson county has declared Alder
man Curran the regular nominee OF the party for
Assembly, whiie John O'Neii persists IN avowing
that ne Is the regular candidate. The probabilities
are that this split shall secure the election Of Mr.
Brown. M. ONeii has positively denied the charges
oi dshonor recently preferred against him Id his
capacity as President OF the Board OF Chosen Free
holders IL Is lamentabie that sucn asperslon on
. character otherwise above all reproach ahould
nave 10 long remained unnotced inasmuch as an
early denial would have won TO the cause OF Mr.
ONeil the very men VINO might make his electio
certainty. Now, however, there Is little chance or
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-:s.ts, $500 &c. -s--c ,'..--
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN ITEMS.

cattle show will be held In Killarney. Ireland,
some time next month.
magnificent Protestant Cathedral is about to be
bull. at Rome by an American company.
commercial railway scandal has been discovered
al Berlin, and three personal friends of Bismarck
are 1t ts said, gravely compromised.
According to reports received at the French Min.
tstry OF Finance the revenue derived from Indirect
taxes and Octr0is this year has been equal tnat OF
preceding years.
The members Of the Chamber OF Commerce at
Leipzig having asked Of the Berlin Associations to
Join them 10 reprisals against The Bank OF France
have been peremptorily refused
The Journd de Paris says that the latest watch
word OF the Bonaparte party to muster Its strength
In the impending Councils elections, and TO
possess itself Of the direction OF the principal 1nan
cial ASSOCIATIONS. ...- ...-.,g-r = 49,,
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MASSACHUSETTS, P0EIriCs.

Washburn's Letter Of AcreDfance Of thc
Republican N"minn'ios for Gov.rnor.
WORCESTER, Mass, Oct 10 1871.
Mr.. washburn's letter Of acceptance OF mo noro,-
nation for Governor Of Massach usctts ia os fol,os
- GkyrnfIRLD, Mass, Oct H. 1871,
Hon. GRoR0E HoAR President OF the kepnbc.n TO- o.,
oon
DEAR sIRI have received your Official notice TIA, ,he
Convention over which presided 9th m
Der at Worcester selected ms lis cnndid.ts
ernor Grateful for the confidence OF psptv
State, ! accept the nomination. In so dong ing
abors connected with the trust III the peon,s sha.
ff TO ratity the doinrs OF Convention n ss H.,
highest ambition to uisbsrge duties OF the onirc &
The good and true men of the State no 10
the confidence thus bestowed upon ns w
Ny views upon the great principles VIII en- have
the party from the Lime OF alton a,e too e
70 need repetton may add that heartily subscrbe
70 the resolutions adopted by the Convention as lhs
but has efneny been party OF
ever for 10 md prove the condition al ali
men and women II mas eclaly iself hy the
establishment " The bureau Statistics Labor 10 ti,e
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NEW YosK STATE NOM.SATfDss.

overwhelmingly district, John
Mccarthy; Second district Milton b. Northrup, Of
the Syracuse Courier; Third district William Mer-
rill.
SENATORIAL NoMINATIoks.-Tenth district George
II. Beebe FIJI eenh district Isaiah Fuller; twenty
fourth district Roswell q. McNie; Tnirty-Second
district. Frank Z. StOwell.
The following Democratic Assembly nominations
have recently been made:-ColumOia-Sec0nd dis
trict Milton Nj. Tompkns; Cortland--JudsOn g. Mel
son: FranKlin-Darlus w. Lawrence; Fulton and
Hamton-J. J. MasOn Oleda--Firsi district Will
liam II, Barnett; Uister-First district Lewis X.
Adams; Dutchess-Second district, Samuel III.
Mathews.
The New York herald., 1871-10-20
REPUBLICAN P0L.FiCs IN NEWARK.

Al two o'clock yesterday afternoon the repub-
cans CT Essex county held their convention at Ii
brary Hail. In Newark TO nominate a Sheriff and
three Coroners. After several well contested bal
longs Charles Courtois was declared the choice for
the first named Office. w. V. W. vreeiand, Herman
Stoeckei aud Alfred Mum we're nominated for Coro-
hers.
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KINGS COUNTY PaEsTiCs.
Republican, Senatorial Nomination

Republican Senatorial Nomination..
The Senatorial republican conventions Of Kings
county were held last evening In BROOKLYN, when
the following nominations were maIe:-Seconu dis
trict-JohD q. Perry OF the Twentieth ward. Third
dlstrlct-A. II. W. Van Scklen, or New Lots.
Mr.. Perry has served two terms as member OF As.
semby from his district, and Is SAID TO be strong
candidate. The otner nominee liz also an ex once.
holder. The city, county and Assembly REPUBLICAN
conventions viii be held this evening. The demo.
cratic primaries VIII be held on the Mth inst. POST
mas.er Samuei Booth. VINO is also an exMayor, viii
probably be the nominee OF the republican cty con
yention for Mayor. >' VIZ
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Iudcpendent Democratic Noinirutions
AT a large meeting Of independent democrats OF
the Seventh Assembly district held last night in
Cosmopolitan Hall, Mayor Kaioneisch was imam.
mousy renomnated, and ex-Superv,sor John
Flaberty was nominated for the Assembly On
motion Of John I. Runce, amid much enthusiasm,
The meeting was addressed py Robert Macoy Judge
FOX, Mr. Simonson, q. Z. Eagen and A. J. Spencer.
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SHIP CRY ABERDEEN tBrl Clark from Shanghae tor
New YORK reported BY cable have nso Hong Kong
snip TAErIse ORB Gcssins. from Annoy for New York,
VII WIN & eas & % By cabs to been abandoned At
in 1853, and hailed from glasgow
SHIP QUEEN OF TnE East, soddard from New York for
son ssn Francisco put INTO Rio '"n'0 u in s'sy '0nd
BARK mot ship) Isaac LINCOLN Nerriman from Bal,i
towed to Victoria Docks. Passage wes 9th inst for
pairs.
7,h inst took the Thames 18th, and became iota
S: ns s,s s%sg d @ ,on SS r0.. a and seo S
Dor. Ms, in 1857, and hailed from Windsor.
5 rsn Sm 's: %
snd S2 mile, west Q. so sye:on and became total
Ns in 1885, and hailed from halifax.
BARK EDwAED MCDOWELL, Pierce. at Galveston from
The 30 .ea
cargo
BAnx MANIA sNe., Hayes. which arrived a. Galveston
other In gale at The port the "a and 3D.
sse no or1.w. 1.,. B ,s from De%s,:ra 70. Bos.on was
mast, spara sails and buwarka
pu ss1s ao M Snsa a. s from for
BRIO AEns sIroaEL Isr). Smith, from Boston for
scnn sorIIA dsr from Halifax via shelhurne, Ms, sth
INST for Boston foandced IN the gale Of l3h inst on Cape
SOM MARTnA N HRArH Nick erson, from New York for
IndiAnola anchored in Bolivar Roads 9th inst Captain
inst was ~ anchor on Faes IevahO nay,
hiowng strong gale, which increased until he
PEELED slip his cables aud TO under three rcefcd
sans AZ IL O'Clock that night obige 10 heave 10 In
sth4ms the gale having increased to hurricane AtsPn
and split ths mainss The sea running very hsS caused
the vessel TO shD large quantity water broke In tho
other damage
soHR CANTOR (Brl from Oharottctown, PEI. for Bos-
ton put Hall 18th deck load boats,
ssils, galley, In the late hurricane
sonR DANIEL BREED, from Bangor for BOSTON, returned
70 Bucksport with loss OF bowspr headge and bows
badly stove, having bcen 10 collision.
schR Q u PRIos-A despatch dated Halifax, Oct u re,
pofk schr ii Prcc, Evc OF and from Salem Tor Grand
bsnk ashore nj Prospect abor Ms Another despatch,
dated 10TH stated taat abe had aaoat and did not
leak.
scHn EMILY CuRria, from Salem for Alexandria, re-
manned Ashore on iLo CIpr Middle Ground, entrances 70
tight
scnR RAEroLru, from rraydcnce for sydney CT, 70
10Th inst
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EGYPT'S EXAMPLE.
Tho Khcdive's Exempliflca-
ton to the Orient.

Ths Elective Franchise Granted to the People
Women To Be Unvsiled-Egypt Takrg Her,
Place in the Roll Of Nstions-sir Samuel,
Bakers Expedition-A Bold Innova-
tion-wonen's Rights-Prince He-
rstier to visit the United States
The Pacha and the Press.
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average temperature yesterday. ................ So
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year .......... 5314
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The WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 20-7 A. M,

WASHINGTON Oct. 2O-7 A. M.
Synopsis for TIE Pas, T,Dentv.,Our Hours.
The area OF high barometer has moved south
ward and now covers the southern and Gulf States.
The pressure has risen north and west OF Lake
Michigan, after falliag rapidly. An area OF very
low barometer has moved through Canada
southeastward into Name with attending high
winds from ttie southwest and northwest on the
Lower Lakes. Middle and Eastern States. But
little coudlness ami rain has attended this
disturbance AZ our stations. Clear weather, with
light Winds, has prevailed very generally elsewhere.
The temperature has risen from the Ohio Valley TO
the lakes and eastward.
PrOtIbilitieS.
The barometer will probably rise very generally
east or the Mississippi River, win clear and pleasant
weather on Friday. The winds will probably aba:e
In The Middle States bur con,in1e for short time
in the extreme East
Tae Weather iD This City Yesterday.
The following record will snow the changes In the
temperature for the past tweutyiour hours in COM
parson win the CORES pondInx day Of iast year
indicated by the thermometer at hudDuts Phar.
macy, HERALD Building, corner OF Ann street,
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,I.Sf,;cLy.ANIO IOUS.

NssCELLANB BOUS. =
FOR FRENCH CHINA,
AT HALF PRICE,
90 DIRECT TO THE
MANUFACTURERS.
French China Dinner Service for 12, &17.
Frencn China Tea cets a pieces ~ d.
Gold band Dinner Service for II, x35.
Gold Colored Band Tea Sets ~ pieces, ~ 00
Goblets, hne quality, NJ dozen.
Fine quality LimoGe Dinner Service Tor ", &S nu
French Jardnisres, with flower pot and nower. $l0
Also . large importation OF French Bronzes
Clocks, Vases, Paran Statuary, Table Glass
Cutlery and Plated Ware.
J. MORTON 4 CO.,
FRENCH ARCADE,
83 BROADWAY.
BsoLUrE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
n different States deserton, Ac.. sufficient cause;
publicity charge pn divorce delivered advice tree
NJ. House, Attorney, l80 Broadway.
BARGAINS IN TEAS, CoFFEEs, GROCERIES AND
ID Provisiona Warranted TO suit the palate the pockets
Of the million. THOMAS r. A0NEW,
20U Greenwich street, New YORK.
r UxURY, HEALTH, ECONOMS INSURED BY USING
- DuOLtY's YEAsT POWDER
ELEGANT light rolls. tscats &C, prepared minutes.
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SHIPPING NEW

Aim.ioaa Of New Work -ras Day.
Sun rises. ...... l3 Moon sets. eve 10 40
Sun sets. ...... {, !3 High water. orn ~ 81
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS or OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER.
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MR. O'BRIEN's REPLY.

Oct 19, 1871
GEKTLEHKN-l bonored by your letter Of this date
rendering the nomination for senator Of the Seventh
Senatorial district feel proud Of the distinction conferred
, uou :, aad sIa ssceP. ,ns nom
for repeal OF present City Charter for
from Office and punishment Of bad men, for and
efficient election law and generally for the
tp every branch Of State and city have
the honor 70 te gentlemen, yours, respectfully
truly, JAMES O'BKIEN.
To William e. Curtis Samuel g. Courtney Peter Glsey,
Thomas Boese. Everett kimbark James r. Keeean
Randolph Robinson.
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Seventh Assembly District German Noinina-
tiOu.
Alta meeting OF the German Democratic Union
Committee OF the Seventh Assembly district held
last evening los Blee street. full delegation
being present, resolution was passed unanimo usiy
endorsing the nomination OF Wlliam s. Andrews Il
menber Of Assembly.
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SAILED.

Steamships City Of Baltimore, Liverpool Rhei Bremen
San Francisco, bermuda; Coumbix Havana: Gen Barne
Savannah Georgia, Charleston; Terry, Newbern, Nc
Fanita, PhiladeiphIS-
Wind ut sunset SW, fresh.
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Enforcement OF Ex-sherIf O'Brien-Ths
Seventh senafOrial District.
The following correspondence has been sent to us
for pubiicafiO1:-

NEW York, Oct 19, 1871.
DEAR SIn-At convention OF the delegates from the
Seventh Senatorial district comprising the Eeheenth
YOU were nnanimousy nomsinatsd a The cana,dsi..
Of the Democratic Reform Committee" for the Office
Of Senator Of that dsrct the approaching election the
7h OF next month We requested TO tender the nom
nation 70 you and to request acceptance of the
In performing this duty behalf of the Convention,
have pleasure IN tending to the nomination. and in be-
hall OF the honest democracy Of the district
urgently request your acceptance OF the Yours truly
William e Curtis, Peter Gnsey, Samuel q. Courtney,
William q. Barrett Everett kimbark, James +. keeran
Thomas Boese, f. Randolph Robinson.
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BOUND EAST.


Steamship Nsreus Bearse New York for Boston.
s New o o
@ spn Sso Wis SsE 70, ss o
schr Highland, Lynch, Albany for Rosyn. '''''
ssr ssr WV Sr for ssw .,.n
sSr bssd Eo fU for rro
schr Z vandsrvoort. Kelly. Hosoken for Fan River
nc @ Sss BEDFORD
sssr e: r. G S.n
sssr N.a:G Don.d New {STa o New London
sshT Lssecfs B New Haven
schr Amos Falkenbursh. Arnold New York for Fall RI.
ssSI Ny. SsAS:os !sr !s hisse;own sS
sanes loG or rosdsoc
schr Barrett, Jones, hoboxen for Provdence
schr s $ fyer, fsstt Port johnson for Hartford.
ssS! s s:Isa: %:Ss fIsss.. Eiss5s,sss; for sorwas
ss ss S.% for s4
schr Morning Star, Lynch New Brunswick for New Ha-
p,sr'Gn rsr,. Me New York for Stamford
scSr smg osnv for rssures
schr Nate Luca spears, Paiadsluh,a for New Haven
sesr PsSa Ess New lSs fo H:o
ys ss SE cs sSSn S1
scSr James Adridse, wIlss. Phl.depha for Folly Land
schr Z King, glvsn. El..bs.hpor! for Norwich.
Schr Mary Cufe, Gormany, New York for Cow Bay.
schr H Borden. Hadwin, New York for FAN R,yer.
Schr Olive Branch, Pratt EIxabethport for New Haven.
Schr W Woodruff. HasKill New York for Boston.
Schr Adeia Kelly, Kelly, New York for Boston.
schr Ida Herbert Allen. New York for Danyers
Schr Phil Sheridan Murphy, New York for Pail River
schr Connecticut De Hart, Port johnson for Norwalk
Schr Lothair, FewelIing, New York for So John, NIB
scr osn:on for
schr r Goodwin, Waierourv New York for Stamford.
Steamer sc smith New York .1 Tor Sor~eS
WHTEsToNE IL Oct l9-9 go PM
Wind SW, squally All those vessels which put In last
nigh, on account OF the gale at noon to-day
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-02-24
The Arlington Cemetery.

The Cincinnati Gazette Republican J
expresses the following manly senti-
ments:
The American nation is not so poor
that it cannot buy ground for burial
place for its soldiers, nor so reckless
that it will leave the title to the ground
where thousands of its brave defenders
lie buried disputable; nor so mean that
it will trust to the ghosts of the soldiers
to keep possession of their graves by
soaring away the rightful owners Of the
land; nor so petty in its ideas of justice
that out of all the South, 1t will select
one estate and ley ;t- strong hand upon
it as a punishment for the war; nor so
undigniied that it will attempt to hold a
cemetery for its dead defenders by tax
title, acquired while it held possession
of the property by force of arms. II we
are to have cOnfscation, let it be done
with dignity and some show of justice;
but let us not go by crooked ways to COM
pass a single estate, and plead the deserts
of all to cover it. 1t is evident, by the
appeals to feeling, that the Government
has no valid title to the Arlington prop
erty. The title can be had by the direct
process of purchase They who neglect
the proper means to secure the title to
the graves of the soldiers are they who
expose them to violation. Let us have
this burial place made secure by means
suitable to its use and to the national
dignity and justice.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-02-24
now = Dutehman goo Eyen.

Once on a time there lived jovial
Dutchman, whose name was Hannes
Won Shrimpetiffel. He had a wife. he
also had q little grocery, where beer and
such personal property was sold. be
gave credit to a parcel Of dry customers,
and kept his book with q piece OF white
chalk on the head-board Of the bedstesd.
. One day Mrs Shrimpetiffel, in neat
Ct, took it upon herself to clean the
house and things. So she did, and she
cleaned the head-boaFd, and with soap
and water settled the old man accounts
by wiping away every chalk mark
Pretty soon, before long, the old ven
der of things came into bis honse and
saw what ruin his frau had wrought.
Then he said:
"Mein Gott, Frau Shrimpetitfel, what
for you make a ruined man of me |
guess not2 You make wipe away all
dem name and figures what / owe dem
fellers what's going to pay me before
they get ready, and | lose more as
swei hundred tOllars
His frau left the room in fear and dis
gust. When she returned, he had re-
covered the hesd-board with chalk marks.
"Honness, you have make dem all
right again, don't it2"
HWell, mein tearer frau, ] make the
figures all right, but / put down some
ne,tsr names as dem old fellers voi you
wiped O1l
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-02-24

soon become so intolerable burden that
men would be driven to do without it
altogether. Happily time interposes in
our favor with statute Of limitation.
To know something Of the novel Of the
month, or at most of the year, is all that
is necessary, and the rule Of this read
ing is that, with very few exceptions, the
fact of book having passed the age of
twelve months is sufficient to Danish it
from polite society. He who quotes the
novel of last year is pedant; he who
quotes the novel of the year before has
the dry and musty mind Of an antiquary.
Even the professed novel reader lives in
the present, and is as unmindful of what
once delighted him as bee of last year
flowers; while it is merely expected of
ordinary folk that they should be sufii-
GENTLY acquainted with a dozen or two
of the freshest and most fashionable of
the debutantes of the libraries and ad-
vertising sheets to be able to season the
small talk of society with the scandal
which can generally find its nutriment
in their pages.