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BE Rame nnK CameIIas.

Twenty-three years have elapsed since
La Dame aux Camelias" was given to
the public. Here is a sketch by Restor
Roqueplan of the celebrated Marie Dl-
pleqsis, the original from whom Dumas
drew bis heroine;
Marie puplessis was remarkably
pretty, tall, not particularly we'll made,
ignorant, without wit, but endowed with
marvellous tact. She was q peasant girl
ofNormandy. but she invented for herself
noble pedigree, deriving, on her own
authority, her name from an historical
name slightly modified. She told false
hoods freely, aid was accustomed to say
that lies whitensd the teeth. She was
not then the ideal woman that death,
time, and the imagination of romance
writer have made Of her.
She was consumptive, She sought the
baths Of Germany for her health. There
she met the Count de S -, Russian
diplomatist, an old man, aged eighty
foar, who had co-operated in the drawing
up Of thO treaty Of peace Of Tilsit. AT.
aicted by the dsRtb Of daughter who
had perished by an affection Of the chest,
the count was struck with the compliance
Of Marie TO his lost child. The lovely
face, the velvet eyes, the elegant figure,
the small hands aud feet, the same fatal
malady, he found them all in this double
Of his beloved child. He transferred to
her the care and affection that he bad
bestowed upon bis own daughter. BE
mournfully calculated that her lungs
we're strong enough 10 enable her to sur.
yise him. Marie Duplessis thusreturned
to Paris in the position Of family por-
trait,
When the pitiless malay bad pro,
nouncsd its last summons, she wished to
60 once more to the theater. She was
driven to the Palais Royal, where . first
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n. WHITMORE,
Publishor and Proprietor.
humors OF the Old seotch Churon.


Aclergyman in Forfarshire, who was
conducting public worship in a tent or
booth, had q portion of his notes carried
off by the wind. Not perceiving the cir
cumstance, be announced that he would
now proceed to the third head or division
OF his discourse. Having forgotten the
precise title of the division, he hastily
turned over his notes, remarking two or
three times, Thirdly, my friends, say,
thirdly" on which an old woman sitting
by calculated, Thirdly, sir, is ava wi
the wund; yonder's it over the kirkyard
wa :"
The late Rev. Robert Story, of Rose
meath, used to relate an anecdote of an
old field preacher, who, on referring to
some doctrinal error which was then
agitsting the churches, informed his
hearers that they "micht az weel think
to feed their bodies on whin stones and
shinders as their souls on the metaphee-
sical subtleties.
Of Rev. Walter Dunlop. Of the Seces-
sion church, Dumfries, many anecdotes
are in circulation. Riding one day in
the country, he was asked by fop why
his pony's tail wagged so. Just" said
Dunlop, ,rwhat makes your tongue way
weakness.
There is similar story of the eceen-
trio Rev. Mr.. Thom, of Govau A
country laird, who had lately been ele-
vated to the Office of country magis-
trate, meeting Mr. Thom on horseback,
attempted joculsrity by remarking that
he was more ambitious than his master,
who was content to ride upon an ass
They Gamma be gotten noe, said Mr.
Thorn, for they're a made justices o
the peace.
The Rev. Mr.. Shirra had repeatedly
nominated one Of his hearers to an office
10 the kirk session, but the Office. bearer
elect had always made some excuse i'm.
mediately prior to his ordination. As
the Doctor was proceeding to the act of
ordination on one occasion the person
in question rose and said that he was
not suited for such an Office. Mr..
Shirra promptly answered his hesitating
hearer. Coma ava doom; do ye no
ken thGt the Master had once. need of an
ass!
In rural parishes the offices of beadle
and sexton are often eopjoined Robin
Herrick, grave-digger of the dissenting
church at Falkirk. exercised his vocation
for the period of half a century. He
was employed in preparing the grave of
deceased person whom he held in pecu-
liar esteem. To gentleman who hap
pened to pass at the time he summed up
eulogy on the departed by saying:
He was sic fine child; I'm howkin
hisIgrave wi new spade"
Robert Fairgrieve, beadle and grave
digger at Ancrum, in Roxburgshire, had
returned from Jedburgh fair at an early
hour OF the afternoon, when he met with
the minister. You've got early back,
Robert" said the clergyman. "Ah, sir,
we that are the otfice-bearers should be
ensamples to the 1ock," said the beadle.
When Robert was aged and iH6rm he
was found by friend in an anxious
state of mind. Whats the matter,
Robert2" was the friends inquiry. "Ahl
was just minding," says Robert, that
| had buried 59S folks since / was made
bedral O Ancrum, and l was just anx-
ious that / might be spared to make oot
the sax hundred.
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A VICTIM OF YOUTHFUL IAiPRU.
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Sleepig cars on mail train. Ticket Offices,
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BELFAST, May si-Arriveo, bark Maud Helen tBp,
| Dunn. Darien fsee below.
| BREMEN May 3O--saed. bark Athena (Ger, Bellmer
New York land put into Portsmouth June -see below.
Also sailed 3Oth barks Maggie Chapman (Br) nernier,
| United states; KJoge tNorl, higai, do.
| CRossTADr May 2o-Arrved, ship b Hazeltne Gil
| key, Savannah.
COPENHAGEN, May 30-sailed, Ruth. for Savannah.
ENGLISH CHANNEL, May 3-Arrivcd ship Sydcnha
(Brl, Brlsow, New ors for London.
Hull. June l-Arrived, ship Arcurus Costello San
Francisco.
LIVERPOOL, May sl-saied banks st Pcder tNor), os
Jensen, United states; Anita Nor, Guteorinsen. do
LONDON. Nav 3lsa allied. barks Brevig Nor), Larsen
United states; Granton tBrJ, Jones' a. brig Manson,
Smith, Philadelphia.
LEcuoRS-sailed, barks Ruma (Ausl, New YORK; suez
dtaD, Criscuollo, do.
MovLLE, June l-Arrive1. steamers Ethiopia (Br.
Craig. New York tor GLASGOW: scandinavian (Br) Dut.
ton, Montreal for Liverpool.
PoRr MApoc, May sl-ssiied, bark Ocean Child CBr),
Davis United States.
PAuiLLAc, May 2s-Arrved, bark slbas tFr Comet.
Pensacola.
QUEENSTOWN, June l-arrlred, bark sacramento Orr,
ivey Norfolk Va, tor Liverpool.
Also arrived lst 5 Pm. steamer Baltic (Brl. Gleadel
New York for Liverpool
Arrived sst IL PM steamer China fBr Gin, Boston
Tor Liverpool
on Fastnet lst noon, steamer Hevetia (Br) Webster
from New York Tor Liverpool.
OF Cape Clear May %, bark Olaf Glas (swe, Ernst
from Charleston tor Liverpool.
RIO JAXErRo-Arrivcd, bark Hermann Ger. rnack.
san Francisco for Hamburg Csee below
SOUTHAMPTON. June l-Arrived. steamer Oder tGer)
oterendorp, New York tor Bremen
LONDON, June l-ship Eliza Everett tBr, Dunkerton
at Belfast May 80 from Philadclph has damaged
since arrival-of what nature not reported
Bark Hermann Ger. Hack, from san Francisco
March for Hamburg, has put into Rio JaneIro leaking
badly and will discharge for repairs.
Bark Athena GER, BcImcr. from Bremen for New
York putinto Portsmouth to-day dimagcd having been
in collision with steamer OF Beaehy Head.
Bark Maud Helen Bri. Dunn. from Darien at Belfast
3lst ult lost bowsrri &c. and had bow stove by COLI
sion with iceberg.
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FOREIGN PORTS

=, May ossed bark cansda sr
New orleans; ka!e Carleton !Br Grant rensacoia
In port 22i. barks Romance ar, Joseph Baker. and
Carlton for New orleans DO 6riss Cove. aurora
Of fialteras do; schr. sadie weot Mary ! Cook. !.
rus Hall. \ johnson. a u Weeks, and VIM Huston.
cIssyuEcos May s1-Arrivcd brig Long reach, Brown.
saici 18Th, schr Lousa 4 orr. orr, New York
CHEyERIE, rs May 2O-Ceared. schr Viola May, Owen,
HAvaSI, May 2o--Arrived; brig Don Qulxote. Monroe,
saicd-23d, briggs John Sherwood nTl. Mankn. north
Of atteT ,y A oS S R Payye v Haimore Oh
veron Clarke, Baltimore; Josephine Mirin Fickeft,
MN IN port 26th@Barks Ada carrier Absrrh feT Bati.
NOR % n Eden sa for par If or rnads
John Hobrook, Leavitt, 90 do; dcm Cole. for New
deip6ia de William Marshall Armstrong Tor north Of
HiLiTix May s5-saiied bark viking Dr. Mckenzie,
SAILED June l. steamer Hibcrnian Br), Archer from
LIVERPOOL, SIS. May si-Arrivcd brig Ella Vail Br.
Maraszss May 2i-saled, brig. cas;alia. whiticmore
Bed Iass tIsr Hooper hos,or
sailed s6h briSs Carrie Gcrtha a EaltImorei Little
N1I4LlSb Ns. NAY si-saicd scnr Geo Richards.
PoHr AZ PRINCE. Nav 3-Arrivea, brgs Oliver Cuts
sr Jones Ssw fSrk; en- Nellie , clifford raplsy
18th. schrs Ruth Darling, Gray, New York; nth, Chas
saeGa May 2s-sSiIed s-hr Geo r Hauocs, sharrett
Phliaicphis.
SYnSxr CB. May 30-saicd. stip Peter Maxwell CBr)
Marshall from Philadelphia, Antwerp.
Arrived slst barks BOmidOn tBr, Card. Liverpool I;
Chas Jones (Bri, do.
Cleared sIst. steamer faraday f3r London via New
found and; BARK Belgium gBrl, NOshcr. New YORK.
JOHN. NIB. May @-Satlcu. ship Vancouver fBr
scott. Liverpool bark olive Mount Brl Jordan, 90.
Arrived 3ls, harks Emma fHrl. sydney CB; June l.
G. & Ipary. Fields Boston. schr sea Lion. 10.
Cleared lst bark Oliver Emery. Pcnarth Roads for or
derA
sailed lst ship Otaga Orl. Guson Liverpool
TUsEKr. Ms, May 25-Arriyed, schr Cnas IA Pabens
Kecne. Daucn.
wISDsoR, Ms. Nav 1i-clearcd, schrs Arthur Burton
FroDOckS New York; nth, Surprise Roberts, do 2ls
Lucy. Colewe do; 2ith, Adcliza, Huntley, do; Avon
Ming
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-02

FIRE IN WALKER STREET.

ovERTURNyG or 4 FRE ESGISE-SARRow Es-
CAPE or THE DRIVER.
Alta quarter-past SIX O'Clock last evening DANES
were discovered issuing from the second moor OF
the Ave story brown stone front building No. "A
walker street. An alarm was promptly sounded
and the district engines we're soon On the spot
ana 10 about half an nour after their arrival the
names we're complrtey extlngulsned. The first
moor OF sue building was occupied by q. Barry as a
restaurant, and wa damaged 70 he amount or 5000
By water. The second and nth floors were rented
by EIas { O., manufacturers OF shirts. Ine loss
occaslOned 10 tneir stock ny botn IRE and water
ia estimated az IS 600 which is said be July Gov
cred by insurance. Guidstetn 4 Brothers, dealers
IN gcntlrmen's garments. wno occupied tue tnlrd
ana fourth n0ors mad their stock slightly injured.
the building ~ the property Of JOnn haywood,
aud Is Injured 10 the amount OF $500: insured
While engine No. 81 was proceeding TO the Ire IL
upset IN Cnurcn street, near Leonard, aud was
badly injured. The driver OF the engine had a
narrow escape rom being crushed beneath 1t
wnen II upset, but luckily escaped with but slignt
infurV
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA, May al-Arrivcd, steamer Q Knight
Ms, n Ro.sn
Jennie Shepard anu John 4 fracy, - for George
saIied.-schrs Arue Garwood, Eas, Cambridge Maria
Lena 4 StOrer Boston. VI Rem. Somerset; y Nfcker.
son from Bangor for WASHINGTON, DC; II skinner,
George Il Bent. and Cotton urom Georgetown Tor
ArPoNAUG. May sO-saled schr Thomas r. Williams,
BOSTON, June l-Arrvcd, bark II rurrington,
dos; schrs warren 3 IIopKns Bridges Baracoa Geo h
thatcher Haiiett Turks Island; J Lamnrey. Could,
ceared-steamsrs Dominion Or, Clements. Var.
Minnesota, Arcy, Charleston brig ida t5r, Hanson,
BALTfaORE, May Si1Arriyed, schrs Helen Mar, Dun
can. Belfast Me- Georgia clark BARTLETT New York II
4 Potter Anderson. hartford, Conn.
Cleared-schrs Ada Barker pobbn and Lottic K
llavea Leoua, Wiley, and Effc Kemp, Kemp, Lanes.
June i-1rrived steamers D. rolcy PRICE. Charles.
ton elizabeth Slsrk Aew York harks Patsr tAns'
Maria Orr, Potter, Belfast: ocean tNorj soren
sen. Ncwry; bnss reri, Perkins, Havana lin
man, BOSTON. Dauntless Williams. Messina
Carman,. New YORK; ) b Carringion, Parker New
na Lam, = y wWckne{; fG3sS sMaEd., e y; Iwlght
Cleared, steamer kebecea clyde, Donneli Whining
ton ~ Is snp Yea e1 q yrsAn. B on.gq r,
simonson stetiin fraternas Nor Jacobson DO; ,orl.
9ap 'S9f1 oisnns en aopenha@en' brig ferm tHop'
! Also q cared, steamers George " Elder, Reed, New
sea London; schr Bill stowe Manson Boston.
Snilcd-BarM Hiram, Fratsrnitas Noracapi brigs
FERN. - q Chapman.
BANGOR. May @-Arrived. tugs Mary Curtis and
Forbes, with dredge Baltimore IN tow from Balti-
moro.
BOOTIlBAY Nav. 2l-Arrved. schr Willis shepard,
Reeves Liverpool r.
BAKERS Ian DING Nav 3l-Safled schr sias Brain.
ard. HawSlns, New York
smsfoi7. Nay zg-Arrivcd schr 7 Weaver CHAD.
ding. from warren for 6eorgetoUn. DC. tor pairs
CHARLESTON May 5i-Clcared. hrig Elizabeth,
Stubbs New YorK
Dune l-Arrved steamer Champion. Lockwood. New
York; schr Carrie Melvin. Andrews, do.
satcd-ship Richard III Hubbard. Liverpool
Also sailed, steamer south Carolina NcKcrson. New
1orf; bark 1h1O Tor tSwl FdstrOm. Cork tor orders.
DARiEN, May N-Arr,ved. bark A Neumann Berlin
ter, hichman, savannah; schr A Bower Alexander.
Charleston; zsia, BARK ran tNoD, Jansen, Liverpool
schr Nctue Langdpn, Collins, Boston.
,EAai GREENWICH, MAY 29-Arnycd, schr Lille
Wels Wells l0b0ktn
FERNANDTNA. May 27-Arrivcd. scnrs Fanny X
shaw, Watts, from ThomasloD Me- susan HarKcr, Gar.
wood, Charleston.