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New-York tribune., 1876-01-18

APPOINTMENT or SENATE TiEEs-PUBfICITY
10 BE GIVEN To APPLICATIONS FOR LAws-TnE
LARGE EXrENDuUELs on TIE STATE LuNAric
ASYLUM.
TRENTON, y. j., Jan. lin the State SEN
are today after prayer by the Rev. Mr. Vansant, the
President announced the following Committees:
Judiciary Messrs. Magic. Potts. and Hopper
Rtri'.on u Lars M.ssrs Ih"in hlIL, nhd , SGDeu
Mlni.pql C.IoragA. Mrs-rs. Jarmr kirS. and Albeit
Ei,cldol -Mt-,rs nm Magic. and Blacswei
Hr,if9ad' and cdat M'ss jar ard leaning al 9il,h
Miscellaneous corpordons- -McssIs Leaning flumiher and
Hopper. ,..,...,
BI.ks1ad H.Irdnoe onpcnit- Mes,.s Kirk Potts and
W,.c Go,oua Bsness-Mes'rs wie,ts. Smith, and Moore.
Fiction Mcssis. KIM, lhorn, and Moore.
TnfaIhc Mcs.rs. Pummcr Madden and silver
Sri,g. aad rn.on,-Mcs.r. wet- Mather' and Moore
Rpaya Eighis Mes.rs Magie. Jarrard and itndG ks"n
Joint Coatps Treosurc's dc'ounts- -Messr' llunner
SIT ir,"on ~MesSrs Thorn Plummer, Hopper.
LpHe'f Asyna- Mgssis Ni. M Si'k aid mill Blackwell,
riry Me,srs r"lt' ieam,ins' ,,9 aGd AG6S'G I;,,or
Isdcr@i R(iaiog gs-M, s,rs Magic HII' aud Albeit
Co,amsrcs and NarigatOn--Ngssrs Potts, Leamng AMI
Fa.,ld Bais-Messr. Mathcr. wnlet- and Madden.
EGFSg l,ggg H Hyssr' Mn Ws1 Hi and tmi'h
sodieTs Chdrs,I Nome Me,,rs Il, schule, and Black
Ee'orn, SHOOT for BoysMessrs Jarrard Magic and Hen
II~'irinl school ror GrMessrs Thorn willetS and sl
4grici'urc-Messrs KIRK Thorn, and Dayton.
CieHndt Csisbrti0 NcssTs. Kirk Thorn, and Dayton.
Mr.. Magic introduced bill To prescribe the notice to
be- given Of applications 10 the Legislature for laws where
notice Is required 10y the Constitution This bill requires
that such shall contain correct statement OF the
general object OF such BILL and shall be served by one OF
the pa ~ who makes the application and shan be pub
lsed Ia al least OF the newspapers printed and pub
shed IN every county where said bill Is likely to take
effect.
The Senate then adjourned.
In the House to-day Mr.. Brewer offered prcnmbl" and
resolution setting forth that Sl7OOOO0 have already
been paid to the Board ~ Commissioners for the cree
lion OF the lunatic asylum at Morris Plains
and calling attention 10 the fact that $500
900 of that have been borrowed from Tie
resources Of the current fiscal year, and that
$500 900 additional needed-fJ00o0O IN ALTO be
rscdt the present year for this single object lie Com
missOncrs therefore To be requested to present 10
the House as soon convenient an iemZed account of
their expenditures date, also IN estimate OF the amount
required To finish the work The preamble and resou-
tions were adopted and the House adjourned
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18
TILE WHISKY CONSPIEI TORS.
AN IMPORTANT WITNESS.

TIE TREASURER OF 1HE II. LOUIS RING 10 TIL
WHAT HE KNOws-EvEREsT CONCEALED 10
KEEP HIM OUT or HARMS WAY.
fBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUSE.i
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 17.-Thc trial of the Whisky
Ring conspiratCrs viii be resumed on Thursday, unless
the Court should 1T 10 entertain further daioy mo
tons it ia probably however, that the trials OF Me
Kee ana Maglire will proceed the former n under
stood TO have expressed himself entirely ready Several
cases stand dOciecd ahead Of Cen BabcOcks, and Of
the time for the beginning Of hs trial will be re-
uated by the amount consumed in the disposition Of
such Some days ago the announcement wa'
made from Washington that A. NJ. Everest the
absconding witness, OF the most important chsroc
ters in connection with the conspiracy masmuch ne
had acted aud dsDser OF the plumber had
captured by detectives and sent to ST. LOuis Dis,
trict-Attomey Dyer returned from Washington today
but Gid not bring Everest with him. The latter will aI
pear however when needed in court. HIS whereabouts
is known very few and the secret is most jealousy
guarded The necessity for This extraordinary prcca
ton is obvious He would not oxy be subjected
but his life might be endangered witness in the S.
Joseph frauds it pretty clearly demonstrated put
o the way very cevery and tcre Il no good reason
to suppose the St. Louis Ring less uuscrupuous. The
evidence of Everest If he tells all he knows in straight
forward manner, will be OF incacuabe benefit TO the
prosecution, and will undoubtedly prove deatb-bOw
the few lingering hopes Of escape now left the Ring.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18
COMPROMISES IN CHICAGO.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.-Reports received
from Chicago that the Treasury Department is compro
missing with some of the members OF the Whisky Ring
who been indicted in that city for defraudng the
Government have caused inquiry be made whether
such proceedings taken with the knowledge and aI
prevail OF Secretary Brsow 1t is learned Treasury
Department that while the Secretary has personal
knowledge Of the details Of any arrangements that may
have been made with the dstllers, he has general
way given his approval Having perfect confidence III
the Judgment and integrity Of the DisrctAtoney, su-
peryisor and Collector Of Internal Revenue, he has
anfhOrized them 10 make such arrangements will best
protect the interests OF the Government without allow
ing ans guilty persons to escape punishment
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18

ANDERSON Tho remains Of Dr. Henry James Anderson ar
rved in tLis cty on SATURDAY The ljh Inst r,,.. ,,
ST. between FIRST and ssco layes, until Tuesday morning
te e. PaT5Gs cathedral who're, At 10 O'Clock solemn
fs ] ann Is @ and he socees M Of when c deceased
member are invited to attend at the Cathedral
BALDwINIn Brooklyn on 18th inst, oliver b. Baldwin.
RSses and ffeds are invited to attend the funeral sery
ice at residence ~ his brother j. Abeel Baldwin,
497 AGeP IT, on T9esay at 10 a. m h'srment at Mount
BRYCE-on Monday evening jan II. Jamos Bryce. In tho
NS2ar S2,o sffr Of ta1crai 85 raj h5rcaftcr isS
DODGE-of scarlet fever SUNDAY inst Edith D. in.
fant daughter rr Henry y. ana Mary J. Dodge
GRosJEANOn Jan: j., Florence daughter Of Charles T
Relatives and friends ire invited attend on
residence 30. S2 Nonnana ave, Greenpoint.
GREGORY suddenly, OF apopleNy. saturday. Jan IS.
late Nose. Hatch in te G5th year Of her age
Relative aad friends OF the lmy are nytef TO attend tho
E on T,aesay & 1917 4, ins' m. at a. ga O'Clock p m
HARNED-n BROOKLYN Jan. II, clarence NJ only child Of
Leonard and Julia 81 Harmed aged year and u 1ays
oattend n funeral At l5 wilsonst Brooklyn, D. this
INST, sarah sherbume Lansdon wife OF the late John APP
plton ttaVen.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
IRELAND -on Monday. l7th inst a2 M Of paralysis
T Sst S Re te SsPh Iran of@ery OF hs @ iy fye'
Her Igai.yc anI irfus ore sPlG P % yilsd & 70 a',ena
dence No iSg satest' bridgeport Conn Trains leave
JUDs0NAt PhiIadclohil, Penn 9th inst Emeline
Trct OF the late Russell Juso decreased fomo y Of stock
port, Columbia County, y. Y. aged s3 year. months.
LOGAN-On The 10TH inst, Montgomery Logan In the list
year of his age
Finora nom lae residence, IT., Orange " j.
TUESDAY. Jan H. NJ O'Clock Relatives ami friends
invited to attend. iuteuuent IN Kosedac Cemetery.
orange \. j.
LTDLT M-At Jamaica +. l., of mild paralysis 1G 1875
in the I'd year of her age, Cabarne wife OF william Lu
um.
Funeral Tuesday the lsh irs at % p M from her sro
residence Fucpds a'd relatives Of the family respect
fully invited to attend without further notice.
REDFIEID-S suddenly. at Greenwich. Conn., Friday Jan.
H. Annie ". wife Of Isaac B. Redneld
Relatives and friends nyrd attend the funeral
vices al the PRESBYTERIAN Church, Port Chester, V
Tdesay. Jan. Is al 80 O'Clock Trains losye GI and
Central Der0t At 00j and l0:l0a m.
STEBBINS Oswego Jan. l.. 1915. caroline " q Steb
bins wife of Rev Henry H. Sten'ils. pastor " Grace
Church. and dap ghtrr II Joshua NJ. Van cot.
Relatives friends invited ~ attend tic funeral
services Tuesday IAN Is AT o'clock, at lS5 Hcnryst
curnc. Ol Montague a.. Brooklyn.
rAYLOR-Of fdiphthrIa SATURDAY jan -, GEORGE Hall ola
g., child OF Archibald and the late Emma T. r.ylor AMI
grandson hs late Hon. George Hall Ol BrOoAyn In the
9Th wear u hsag
lis funeral at o'clock this afternoon at 40 E.st Ninist
this city.
NEIIs-on sunday Jan 16, 1876 Rcbecca iiow of Rem
iamin O. Wells. IN the tiSth year ~ her age
fIicndh Of the family
10 attend the funeral frOui her 3te residence Lexington
ave, OF wednesday. Jan. l0 90 O'clccI D.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18
THE GREAT POWERS AND TURKEY.

The Times this morning, in an editorial ar
ticc urging adhesion Count Andrassys note says the
sublime Porte was never before In -o critical state II
the opportunity Count Audra,ss offers for settling
tho Eastern question: bit by bit, Is allowed to pass. Eu
rope may bc forced To apply rougher methods &"
wider area England may be able TO determine whether
the occasion shall bo seized not. She stands there
fore In position Of peculiar responsibility.
LONDON. Tuesday. Jan. Il, 1876.
A Vienna telegram to The Dddy Ncrs states
that only one Russian merchant of Odessa not twey" n
previously reported has been transported to Siberia for
selling arms to the Turks.
In Turkish official circles 1t is expected that England
will accept Andras-y's note.
A dispatch from Vienna TO The Standard asserts that
uor,cuegro has puichased 10 600 more muskcts; tia
the bargnu was made through Russian agent and the
arms were paid for with Russian money.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18
TIE FRENCH ELECTORAL CAMPAIGN.

Paris. Monday, Jan. Il, Is'o'
The Conservatives have elected majoritles OF
the Senatorial Delegates In the following Departments
nleet- vilane Somme, leCalais Haute-SaYoie
Marne, Orne, Sene-Inf6Teurc Vosges, LOtet-Garonne
Nevre CCtesdtNOrd, COrTeZe, L0ire-et Cher B0uches
du-Rh6nc Puy-de Dome
The delegates elected in the Departments or fone ana
Mayenno are equally divided between the parties
grand electoral committee OF the Conservative
Union has been formed under the Presidency OF Gen.
Chanearnor 1t appeals to all who support The mani
festo issued by President MacMahon.
PARIS Tuesday, Jan. Is, 1876.
La Patrie gives the following as the general
result OF the elections for Senatorial Delegates pro-
fesscdy from official source:
OF $4,000 communes, 10000 have returned con-erVa
tive delegates The extreme radicals have been VIC
toriou in very few The successful candidates
are Bonapartiss Orlcauists and Moderate Republicans
The Bonapartists prcponderate in II departments
LONDON, Tuesday, Jan. Is, 1870.
The Times Paris special says among the Conservative
delegates elected those Departments from when the
result, been made known. the LegitimSts ana
Orleanists are comparatively few in number
the prevailing element consists OF pronounced
Bonapartists. II the returns already at mana
could be taken rs a criterion OF the final result they
would give MS a Senate composed Of l3O Republicans
dncluding tho Iife-emators already elected by the
Assembly,, 100 Militant Bonaparsts, and 20 belonging
TO various parties. including patient BOnapartlsts
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 49, 1876

mind and that their children wcro likewise free from
faint.
James ". Trenchard testified that he surveyed the
Original 700 acres OF the Vneahd tract thon wilder
Tbos Edwards testified at great length as to Landiss
demeanOr since his return from Europe The witness had
been in his employ clerk for some iiDe ana was on IN
Mr.. Lands was prompt faithful and methodca in his
attention TO his large business but upon his return he
the very reverse, and neglected. II entirely Inc
witness detailed his peculiar actions and his hallucna-
tons referred his haggard and wild appearance
different times Tho Examination was protiacted
and severe. Adjourned. Experts insanity are ex-
pcCtc1 10 testify Tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18
THE EUROPEAN GRAIN TRADE.
The MARX Lame Ecprcss, in its weekly review

The Marx Lane ErpreSS, in its weekly review
Of the grain trade. says:
Winter returned last week with greatly Increased
evCrt Tho frost ON "Wednesday night being j. WIN n
liv ian Of snow. lut Oh. change from mi ana uhhp
raher has been scrycrtbr To newly thra,htd Saln' r.
which had scarcely found buyers IN consequence oi Their
miserable condition and 10 th, We attribute moderate
decline in averages rather than 10 any actual rcdu, loh
!t We can hardly rely upon f1il recovery ~ cuhhoh
mfl aIarch have SIX weeks before We can
rxpect much benefit though the land has Dcen g'tthS
drained %! supcrfluous moisture ~ preparation
for Spring planning We know by the weekly -lrH thdt
now sc have exactly reached hr average oI Ii'l year
~ a. .rnt, ,vns GOOD Iincs, imports continu,
to bo oycrdOne. which, Win northern ports closed ahu
Ncw-York quotations fIlly five slillihS- per quarter
d,urer seem. unite improbable, there must eventually
he "A recovery prices our wants become uou'
More hlnnes cynced ia Paris ana ~ holhe ol lhe pro
,iuclal markets also ia Belgium but the Ditch ana
German markets have ruled dul the roads hnd chl'
lcing obstructcd boy Ice and falling snow Ihe Htt'F
cens 10 have been more plentiful IN other parts OF Eu-
rope than in England
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18

For Nc,c- England, cloudy or Joggy and warme,
,redier edsty 10 sOueriy Uids J0i.aG barometer, a'sd
iight RAIN s,iOD in the northern portions
For the Middle States, partly cOudy. warmer weather.
followed by rain during the evening, with easterly TO
sOuthery winds, and slowly falling barometer.
For the South Atlantic states. clear partly cloudy
and weather during the day. with eoutheriy winds
and falling barometer.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley
light changes in temperature. falling barometer during
the day, souherly ~ westerly winds, and generally
cloudy weather, with OF rain.
For the lake region, increasing coudness, light rain
falling and decidedly low barometer southeast TO south
west winds, increasing in force and temperature remain
ing above freezing, except near Lake Superior.
For the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri Valleys
rain the southern portion Of these districts with var
able winds shifting to northwest aud south west. low
barometer during the day followed by slightly cooler
weather and rising barometer.
The Cumberland River viii rise rapidly below Nash
vile, and the central Mississippi viii fall slowly.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Jan. 17.-Dilw0rth ~ Sons cotton
mill. at Manchester have been destroyed 10y IRE. The
loss isilnatcd at s3OO.OOO.
LONpOS, Jan. 17.-1he Timcss Berlin special
telegram saws that the Government viii close the JI'u'
liur' Couycnt aud school on tho lst OF April next
LoNDoS, Jan. 17.--Lumley & Simpsons cot
ION mill al Ashley was burned to-day. The damage l.
o0OOO and 200 operatives thrown out Of employ
mcnt.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE telegraph lines be-
tsccu London and Antwerp and Paris are temporarily
;orof|d aud we are consequently without or usual
iiunnr,l ii nI commercial reports from those cities
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18
GERMANY AND THE CENTENNIAL.

IiIILIN, NIUIi'IHF' JIM u I-'''''
The RccLsdn:eigcr states that Germany'S
preparations or her display AZ tho Philadelphia ENhib
lion have been completed with the exception of the ap
pontmcni Of the members Of the German Jury md the
compilation OF the catalogue. There exists now no
further obstacle to the forwarding Of articles TO be er
hibed Herr Barels. Inspector Of Buildings has gone
to Philadelphia Technical Assistant Councillor 81 iho
Exhibition Commission for the purpose Of managing IN
cuiupction with he remaining German Commissioners
the installation and decoration Of the German section
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE STEAMER sALIER ASHORE.

THE STEAMER SALlER ASHORE.
INEFFECTIVE EFFORTS MADE TO sZr TIE VESSEL
AFLoAT-PART OF HER CARGO LIKELY TO De
DISCHARGED.
LONDON, Tuesday, Jan. IL, 1876.
The Daily Ncrs publishes telegram from West
Cowes Isle of Wight, stating that the North German
Lloyds steamer Saer from New-York for Bremen
is ashore on che Brambes that the efforts to get her
ahoat have been unsuccessful and she will probably
be Obliged to discharge part of her cargo.
The steamer Salier arrived here with the
passengers Of the Deutschland and sailed hence on
Thursday. the 9Th nst for southampton and Bremen
She was 10 doubt making direct for the former port
when she went ashore the Isle OF wight
which is two miles from the mainland The names
OF the cabin passengers on board were 'as
follows w. A Mathies and family, Mrs T. Sawyer NJ
Cohen Louis Cohen, s. Denan B. Israel, John H. Bar
tells. f. Chr Otmanns, Hans Schmidt, and T. A. Ubsde'
I-luck appears have recently befaen the Norm
German line since IL has suffered in succession by the
loss Of the Deutschland the damage done TO the Moel
by the Bremerhayen explosion, and the accident
recorded above.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18
ABsENCE or CHARITY.

It often happens that people receive medical attend
ance and medicines free at dsvensaries, who arc living
in their own houses who owners OF real estate
wo on producing their cards before the medical men,
exhibit well-Glled pocket-books while others may be
personally known able To pay. however moderately
iuI what they are asking the charitable To give Them
The present loose OF granting 10 all VINO apply uh
necessarily impOyerishes the resources of the dispense
res as a result which the worthy and really needy
suffer aud tne formation Of prOyidcnt haOit6 Is disco
aurl
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18
Hnfrinl Nnllrfs.

Psst.f.fl g Soii~F.-Tke FOREIGN MAILS or the week
ennE SATURDAY, Jan. D. 1876 viii close
On TUESDAY az a ~, Tor Europe, per steamer Ics o.
via Queenstown; WEDNESDAY al a. m. Europa
per steamer Java via Queenstown; on THURSDAY at l.
for Europe, steamer Geicrt. Plymouth, Cher
bourg and Hamburg, Oh SAL UkDAY at IL H.. ior In.
gland wales Ireland aud France steamer city Of Rich
mond an ai II for France direct Labrador
Iavre, and AZ IL for scotland direct per
Victoria via Glasgow and Al 1880 a for Europe
oensiauaen wa southampton and Bremen Mails
China Japan. &C. will leave francisco Feb l. 1870
Malls Tor Australia NevZeaand &C. viii leave san Fyan
cisco. Feb g 1876. T. 4. JAMES PA.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18
TIE INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCH.

The English National Rife Association have
accepted the challenge OF the Ride Association OF Amer
lea TO compete match for the championship OF thc
world during the Centennial Exhibition.
In, Times this morning says that Sir Henry IIalford
has arranged all the preminares for the rifle match Tor
small boros between the Nationa, Rife Association OF
Great Britain and the American Association. This match
Will also occur some time during the Centennial E1-
hp,tnu
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18
THAT TEN-CENT REPUTATION.

From The WcsV7eId q. u IoWnsWdh
We refer Mr.. TrenOr W. Park to the old
Latin proverb. La nhiio nihu dL Out OF nothing moth
ing comes As the press seem 20 have unanimously de-
cided that the pecunilry value OF his reputation u iry
rated at ten cents advise him 10 withdraw That SiOe
600 suit against THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18
The King Of Porfugni

conferred upon Dr. de Jongh the Communicating tho
Order OF Christ. recognition Of his scientific into
the nature properties Of Cod Liver OIL Dr. DE JoNGH's
LIGHT BROWN COD LIVER OIL Is sold cal sui Il Impe
rial Hat Pint. 81 BY al Druggists sole cons 4n AN
SAR HARFORp Il Co, London Sole gents Ii United
states. JoHNf. HENRY. CURRAN & Co., New.lork.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.
COFFEE MARKET.

RIO JASRIRo. Jan. 15.The Coffto market animated bu
prices lower Good Frsts. o. 00O06i l5O y 10 kio
grammes. Exchange on LONDON 26t
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18
MlRRLED.

-SMIrH-At East orange n. J., Thursday, Jan
l3 once the BRIDES parents bv Rev stephen
H. Tying jry ID. d., Anna Smith 10 Ella, daughter o w,
Hgbc Smith, esq
YLOR-FERGUSON-On Wefnesday. the 10Th inst. by
f. Iii>'Ox ID. D. at Mount Vernon. y. Y. Frank X.
lay and Jennie r. Ferguson, both of the village
al Notice. Of Marriages must be iniorsed t0hh NIL
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18
TIE PRINCE OF WALES IN INDIA.

CALCUTTA, Monday, Jan. L, 1876.
The Prince of Wales has left Delhi for La
hore and Cashmere The Rajah of Cashmere Is ptPar-
INK a magnificent reception for him.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

"
33c sin steady at 81 30 tor strained Tar steay at 81 co.
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
Providence II. l., Jan. 17.-Printng Cloths quiet at
changed rates.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18
TIE SEVERAL LEGISLATURES.
KENTUCKY SENATORSHIP.

KENTUCKY SENATOKSTIIP.
MR.. BECK CHARGED WITH CORBUPTION-ANlMArED
DEFENSE BY HIS FRIENDs-THE SPEECHES IN
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18
MIDNIGHT WEATHER EXPORT

in such cases. cited In ss former ca.e Reversed a.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18
DIED.

al Noiices Of Marriages must be i
name and address.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18

TIE TREASURER OF IHE II. LOUIS RING 10 TIL
WHAT He KNOwS-EVERE-T CONCEALED TO
KEEP HIN OUT OF HARMS WAY.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-18
NEW-.JERSEY.

APPOINTMENT or sENATE COMMIrIEEs-PUBIICIrY
10 BE GIVEN To APPLICATIONS FOR LAwS-TnE
LARGE rxrENpuvELs On TIE STATE LUSATiC
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-21

back 10 thai degree Lnal sitting down in
them must be simply impossible. As
the English woman fs selIom con.
strnelea on a very slishf or fragile srale.
Inc effect OF q COSTUME which reseals
he outline Of the who're figure fs cHlru-
lated 10 considerably asgogi-b weak
nerves. saw a couple Of young girls
coming out Of the Royal Academy to-
daF, and at first 4 really thought
Ihat a brace OF stztnes had been en-
aowea VITA mst50h. and had walked
down from their peaestcls into The
street. For the dresses were OF
very light and gHuZy material and
tRe puil-baek WAS simply stupendous,
and-bnf perhaps h1a DeIter not enTer
any 1nrlhsr into the su jscz. for sems
people are rather particular and they
mlghI not like II. 1 mas 60 so tar as 10
say thai the streets OF Lvndon, or the
fasHienabie evening paFISss, seldom pre-
sealed more TO interest tue curious eye
than they do at present. / should be
AFRAID 10 describe an evening dress
which saw Ine other night; you might
say thai my letters had been con-
demned as improper, and that You had
lBst several subserlb =rs In consequence.
Ii the nexI change In fashloR Is n-'t Ia a
BeialiY different direction, ,aTtists Will not
had il necessary To 90 10 The staluAry In
Lhe British Museum or elsewhere, 10
study the human form DIVINE.