The New York Herald Newspaper, November 28, 1863, Page 2

2 NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1863—TRIPLE SHEET. ‘ : EE et ng gd a S ms os : OIE voroat ja choic welfare, tn | Gonoral Halicok’s buttons in bunches of three, or General | ad beou the turmultuons laughter which hadled bis Lord | only that they voted tho rog'tar dirt ¥Crat'o ticket and THE MILITARY. ) Hy ~ rg eo eeane waiches of | Cullum's twin bution brigadier arrangement.” Patmerston ditty. This “Song of she Soldiors’’ bo gave | never axed for any places Of official UB ‘The same TENTION NTH ReaimenT ee a ! NEP, | pe goidee hours of sonrise, wader “Kxedse me, gontienen; this ie my ¥ oniy be + | with the groatest and @ith hia chet oug treatmons had heretofore beeu say.2Uded to tho oanty im band wl te pat “ g | the stars, through many @damp, dark aight oo picket | aid tho Presideni, Hliing cut @ ‘i ewe Tings Rae foot taking firmer gid on the and bis ‘mans; but since they bad set up a to of thoir urge iP e ved face and Qeady fury of the battic, | Pourselves. Seward, the dij i our | gray oyes kindling up with of electric wiwacity. | own, they would beri be strictly order 1019 a ee i sort of tha trish epiaer-. | sare-, Wnrou Gorolt's clase ls 8 bay es feagher, | Nove could doubt who board aud saw bitn, tbat ia songs | of tile Gommoa Co.nci, to making ‘oyna pret. She thoughs thas lay next @ ¥ Wil you be hid onovsh to see what the triends of pri: | Of this kind, end in the spirit which auimates thers, aud | gel buona, lazer Migr andirag picking . The managers of she 2 . only dividing it glow with that of the reverend relic | vate O'Rellly take? Now, Miles, clou your throat | amongst the mea who feel thom aud ure their subject, | Taimany-Movart machines had brought shings down to Miles O'Reilly AE ENE | trom the ass, wuion picty and attoction nad aumexed, as | with « glans of wine—not too much for him Hay— | the future goverament of the Uuilod States is centred: Such «flag point thui all womiations were now settled Tot against barm, around his aeck—was the | @84 loius hear your soug ia honor of Lord Pelmerston.”" NIM FURTHER LNFORMATION— | PY 8 *ciable game of ‘apottt Ove” or *boggar-me-netgh . Oh AEN SENEE . Private O'Reilly toned off a demilasse, and theo gave, cn oaapea Vor'—aud (aixi it was beggari’ the citizens, they White House. thought that he was thus enraing a tide, which hereafter | with irrosistihce drollery and a really fine baritone voice, Haat ie prastiout, Grat broak. | WAS. aba two-forty rate, wid their tails over the dasher! { po foul Gougue or niggard beart would dare dispute, | the following words, tc the well knows air, onoo 60 popu ae she apoke. It T had heard it { ., They tossed coppers for judgeships, dhrew sieews Be to the full equality and fraternity of wa American | M46 im the mouth of Jobo Brougham—'-Outd Ireland, ‘Stoveus wrote it, be should have had | t Shtate Cegis'ature, and declarod politica! death again citizeu. (fear, hear, from tho President.) Ugly and You're My Darling." wo stare on each shouldor beforc he diod But haven't you | 2 iybedy that wouldn't ‘go straight’ for ther swindlos, voacmous 2 was the toad of civil strife, it yet carried ta rie pin Ee en prion, ait Sposa ior DESEING, ESIBING, 10, ENLISE obtain rormint rotect from fon sid rb, aod ry ae th boun impomtio ure Cae Lie, gaa i has by a neat the ‘United Balee Law oles, * BK. ih WESTBROOK, Couasciler, I abe a — KKBION AND Mn. O'RANE, anything livolior, Miles? Mind, 1 dou't moan livelinass of | 19 Sood a (olism at, Wotions sisther Chase, aa ® | ‘Teit us, if you can, what in wid yee or pia your Lord Palmarstou ty; too at a wake or exercised his shilleligh and the privilege Mr. Lincoln, the Cabinet and the | is «i ver mo trish race in America this precious, Who live in song he poopla say of us, what they say Ch Ig Pp he ere here ata penetectoasa “Pill time Loi ward, You t be was Miles; we ain't a thin 7 Clecting-—-lip Hos VOLUNTEERS WHO Dest! KU thie inestimable jewel, By adoption of the banver ime lows pass cay You needa "I Lonorable cor 'y to hear from Mr. Clark a song com)osed At. highest bunutiew pSid. cash down im band ead a Eee you're my ¢! ri ones family, and we know before asking that you bavo by Thomas Whelan, Esq., better kuown 4s “irish Tom,” the bong for mo, an awkward knack of tolling the truth" ppply to RSHALL & 60,835 Broadway, room 39. Foreign Diplomatic Body. aud by the communion of bloody grave-trenches va evory ticld, from Bull ran to whore the Chickamauga me flowta'— Private O'Keilly said he bast wo Kong to give thom oa bomerae “anrios "ic aowsbis Teepeater it — " BADQUAR RIERS, AMBUTANCE D 8. ABE rolls dowu its waters of death, the race that wore boreto- olso, but lavo my pulse this gubject just now; but would bo happy if thoy would | oo.ra9, the Custom Mouse he meant.” (Laughter and ‘ap- H*% Now’ York.—All Rio banied ne allnailidhdtnnannnnnnann Q as warmly glowia’! hear 4 song from hia friend Mr. Luke Clark, who had au | i," s9') eho Senee Cn bclnainer ea ton emeripnot the United tetee fore ouly exiles, receiving geaorous hospitality in the Chorus.—Of ai! the min wid ewoord or pia excolient voir are requested (0 Call at these patna iors betere jetaing land, are wow proud peers of the proudest and brave Who live iu Irish story, Mr. Clark said (ho song hho was about to sing was ono MB. LUKS CLARK'S SECOND SONG claowbere, ge a rare opportunity Baw, offered. etal DEEPLY INTERESTING CEREMONYAL. | vcoitors ot the best. (Dep emotion, Secretary Beward Bere are! Cg Pech benes vives ga Ree Se RDG 7 tne eas vr tod thar eompany in giasral aad Siete and ctty, of 8262 for veterans, $677 for Fes tapping tho table with his flagors, and Mr. Chase gravely | wickod arts, your white hose on’ your everlastiu’ Phy: | to the Powtur Mug, and which is Kept, be said Dy Jim Me: | titcatetie bic he wee Titeten” fone’ pene | Bite nay flrs ‘as above, eee a4 oe bowing his bead in approval.) On behalf of private | sick} , 4 ; Coven 04 Schaar Lord-—stwo aa squire me pasover diner Misthor Bam. Barlow to keep out of the way of big abil: I to “at Hawi x Foome, ely, ho detred to hank Mr incon forthe clomency ard Pas, ‘te rourb wa Gary eit ch es etsy an, | cacao ko naa vat | JEW Vonx Soe SORENTAR goMATTTER SONGS TO SUIT EVERYBODY. | wn ict tat raid to 400 crime in an innocent soug. Al To Mrs. O'Kano a glass we dhrain, ‘iasrenan Bilip Wala, or whose brother, ne. ‘K ie Sees Be Les, | ania snele parson foe Opsice 240. BRO, 30,000 VOLUNTEERS lnsieomntone offered — CS ad In silica wo will attire ner; Rabbits,” Mr, Lincoln must have heard. ag about to give them had been gung there fro- Q ly by Senator Chris. Woodraf, a lucky boy, and had nover (aiied to bring down the house. He hoped it ‘would give otfonce te abt though the verses of private O'Reilly had become oon- eee wee ee splcucus, they were far from being the only or the beet afforts of the lyric muse to which the fast, frolic and Mr. Lincola Tells His Best | forvescing iro of camps had given birth, Whenover Wholan 'was before be was mimber of tho ABc St. Tammany. He bad beea girdio, when the present Grand Sachema, Wiskiukios Aud Sagamoros were no more thas little papooses, awung vy them his song. Tom and Honorable Society of brave, with scalps at his woree, goug be vy Tom Clio shall aspire to write tho history of this war, that MR, LUKB OLARK'S SONG. fe Seater over tne beans Of their mother squaws 7 i MATES ’ dh often from the Big Spring as as ay hor War a Story. sageat sister of the sacred Nine will be obliga! to draw anit omen steer it erie, My, Clark now | ores Purty or Colvat! Dan Tear ee used to be City on targoly oa the rough, but always boartfelt, often @roll, 3 heart, power, the following diety, ‘to the woil kuown aud lively | Luspecther. Ho bad smoked tno ealimet in tb oes - 8 er wes Bilt ofvener tenderly pathetic, verses with which Euterpe Pee ‘Gir of “Nora Creina:” : Grow the rey) god. Bee hinted | Canis a nee "4 od Bt E auperrinor i late 8 hes by G Wilt be Teas, {0 have segites SOS: Toeen rae oa Btantoa’s board rt ad bag, 7, eddbreased to Tour's great (riend, Frank Boole, whe Wibetane &, ‘n pk watt core Supecrisor, y pecches by eneral Meagher, fighters of tho rank and file. (‘“Hear, hear,” from the and tough Lis portly Ogare, ue id fol at boutom an i reper ne asa) crak, GLIAM'M. TWEBD, Bupervisor 1) oy, F th M President, the Baron Gerolte and Goneral Cuilum.) = aut TH beart is brave and strong uecaguee’ pee. himself. Me. Clark then cleared fis New Yous, Nov. 16, 1863, ire. ather Murphy, the Count ing that Lord Lyons was prosent, General Maagher wou ith flerco vitality and vigor. . SEN ieee ating wibeas tie widay | = soil i See a, Lae ee Ltda tice Deanarhnet, of wu tae Work that might « dovon man celined comin RECRUITS waxtED re, omer Mercier and Lord Lyons. eval Jona et oes akod Pt? ado son a ak, soa vn oi amme of mr masocane, | ea Sart rat oe ca i andl a bite Piet ral Halleck, the Baron Stoeckl, tl ay a Jd. RINK, Ci alo, Bi eer Bitiliery. eae . Couut Meceior, Colonels Townsend and Welton, Assistant nave 4c Ob, may Edwin, dread and dime 3 RT YU a trial, Bogie Secretary of the Navy Fox, aud the others who were ough. grounds happy and g ; IOKLES CAVALRY.—SOME GOOD YOUNG Mi sent, (or Ubeir iiterest In this interviow, of rich aoe 5 wid ewoord or pia Priveke illes upon upon you smiles, ‘Whin around she Big Spriog overy man was a king, wanted, to fill up a company for this aplendid Messrs. Chase and Seward Have a | tat made thon witnesses. Hud be bad’ t ket nk Britian worry <\Gouforeanbiy v0 egulations.”” Aud tho fun (trai (ast aiid uproartous, ot aie Tor xelerans. $306. and for recruits, #90, of ling how his Excollency bad been engaged, he im Lord Pam—[dvio!-7o ould deludhorer, that toward loves to omoke and dream, Och, its teu we wor braves,” Dut its wow woaresiavon, | Meh Biiie mos 88 Wal Walker direel and $27 Broome street, ight to know betther, aad that ‘betther, but Rough ridden at that wid aenaille, parring Match. cortainly ave postpoved iho viat—s wish for wah had car belp yoursclt sa Fitchief for theoretic faction, Sea ridkta eatUssinn, oct pfteet they oan eaich acae oe 7 uioutenant®” ‘GUNDLAOK. Cavicin. a8 aS satay pth 4 “tis you're my glory. Great to taik on every theme, Wo know tricks just worth two of their‘rafiie."” * Pie aan ea Pach ¥ Pag ile greeters eer te ge ll atone ; meee Sut failure Gat ia every ction, G'aieg tale gtiocicas, in puchreeks Ription UBSTITUTES.—WANTED TIS DAY. AT NO Sie fara Denne farmers and vory decont Peoplo—- he bad ‘diet of Proc ta ie a ie Abe se mend Ce rights infringing, Bing fal lat de ral al, ke. boner oo saree eyensnes el pLnted [-+~ i hom cred Mr. Luke Clark Warbles a “Green- | [tt Kaows many zoars ago in the Green Isle which was ‘That makes us alt 20 proae to fat Tukewarm 40 tho Crar—our (riewd— God be wid: the ould times, may thoy long tive in rhymes! | than by any other parties iu the city. Call early, . (heir common ‘To whushkey and the ladies. ‘Aud 3 ae Bull most panty ring! Whin within the Ould Wigwam assembied, = ae Wintkn: Spinhay._ novia back” ity we sorare mmc fone amg en] itso parr Serie faa, | Mamet caer, | VRE RAPED Thapar oe . | ZOLLIOOFFER'S D: ia ir wi ; ‘our faith in your An fore no wo “e cola roplied. that, be. was Dappy vo see private hue 9 our Sood ot dane * blood Ho and Gres'ey aow silranged, 0, thom ies wil come ack, or Ue traces wi crack, Seton ana eles, Mam On chee care make ‘pooch. . sa sual, nd (he coac! ul io ravol betas Ec > oad ort bata ot to talk fistty ary toll y Chorus.—But of all the ain wid swoord or pia’ Lesh giedolles bi For Cable ada of cou aa curebane wan of us will Youur An . ‘Who live in the wide world’s ar and lank and bare, Subtait any more to the ‘*raifie {"* met therefore, but rarely talk at all. Asto war for the a story, ike his babita, (ox; ay maOre ps | er pa te en ee Army Candidates for the | syccossion,’ about w rae ae eae ae eee tt eet | ware halt may lap conater ta sad tlt weyoasienas Ferudta mere konigomecy Basic, 7" Aer eicnemhteie tie. TC re army and Navy Agout, 6: Whita atrect, near J 2 P ips appeared crazy, gay some fow words. s y ‘family vote 7 Presidency. Meo sient ‘bara "cad defeat omucives by ore SENT ee eam, ‘idsire my glory! itree sera 4 Hae, meta 0, wo all Ista rind wid Bil Konnody’s end, + " poodie, buadies and um! onest, clear ie heart; pete IY Sia re annie So pledge the toast, Britanaia’s boast, Good vid soul whovo gooseberry wine Little cared be for poll; bo was not Cor Binet, ais ; ite eanking saa cailoa fea py be Hie strongest wakonoss ‘ Te, like bor spirit, sweot and mellow. But was deat and was last for tho pact lation. (Loud laugh- And let no thrick, my Vic," Doar old Iady—bless your heart! 0. on yor breast may the groco vordure rest, Ay ANTED, quovaann ‘dose: a See eee er ee cheapo tne hy | Mat ENR er sata tht took ko Fowiors part roots dot, wha ete wot sec to coouot” | FQ. MON HRRE HUNGER BULLAE wt ve se hon I'm away.’ if ae frat; but pe Pa r; » ; by the County Bubsdiute and Relief Commi! Apply e- Bogiand. te Whitest’ Bis eyes -venel loviatde The ace othr oe ay wolg ‘And for tho'act may Hoaven roward yout Our party by mains of their *raitie.” mediately as A aud 73 Dusae ib, vain rin on bee, ae randise| Seige ohtar a cesgres aoe Thon bar's cle Gd, sn cas to mag wappert ead Soe, Woah die, Wy Sepmen | “By oti oy Pets ee ee widow, taking y piece of chal rh il the of Of face inspires each artiat’s nodate; ral do tal de ral, &c. 2 rotier. chalk your ips, end, ea on Say rouure 4 i know Chermar Rep iat atl ke ae Precious gr, When tha crcl wae Past Fe de ral, &c. Riau E, EURDE y Heep de 7 MS Tee Nor dansoe wetacee Lord Pam—{And you, Mrs. OrKade, dear, hire bim as a*-paeiacct model,” ‘ako hands all around, let the melody sound, ORISON BLUNT. Sty MB. LINCOLN THLLS ANOTHER STORY. | fe heer este it, iat We [carat Henry gn tnt wee tt | ARCH He gy way ua Sp age BS, ete Fe Pron ire Hannay 5 him, Woll, when abe came back, &zm's ‘ipa were chalked | YOUF rllickin’ A ey RS. 1 Now 0 pigeon, now & rat— Novor more to aubmic to dictation! F Bee Ee Raomeeaet | Olerka. s quarter’ < se ee Rone oe ee vistas i ‘Twixt Cuneo and Biair be doubafl bovers. To.tbo diel wo Hag at the mew of tu rity,” Se ee F wo othe! ‘ HOW THB SoNG ‘Oh, my Gaher, hard to cateh, tho party would bridie and ann J The Fronch Minister Proposes ‘‘Joint ihe same Worn lle Pty ge AA bent ro a To decree toes of tage h whlch thie Iyric winnaowy Stippery as 8 boa anit oreo comes a worst, tbe ““machiaea’™ will be rf J a My Wiis, golive olf ropimeat. | Foun sea. ‘ was récolved would be impossible, his Roverence's 10 Gid, through 3 burnt— or Action’’ on the Part of France, atm 2 obek fiom Oblo. "(Great morrimeat, in wich, Mes calleney the President ‘sane, preserving an teamovabie Is taught by al ‘sown Admiral, Nosht ‘an “un wo, oye; will Uold the nox r rama! Fata: Pree yt | Chage Joined heartiiy.), $9 wore General Frewmout’s out | Countenance, convulsions. Chass lst | geimon bath « paper mi ; Ronee a American, that | Mercer sitcets ese pa in niece, when ne moog Rin, -emonncinelion ieee sunk esis Gprortment, showing elevation of | Ainien night noe day Pirwon it roiltow Dae atl isuicas” | 630-20 NNER ANR-COLOMED vovuNrERne Ge, a. we. and General Butler’s were uot onty chalked, but had od. Stanton wae purple, ‘and: his | Sigh be will Gil $. DU, wanted, to whom the hichoet a} t the jam on, and had it thick. Secretary Seward onco | Temarked. Sind wrensed bia Tels bend Tand fore Maino to Calfuray. Loutl applause and laughter greoted this nong, Br. Chaso } te pad. Agents and runness ibe, dentin wih ae Te chalked very badly, but bad given.it up ax of 0. uno Tho dtslomatic ao pore fire pre reoetromeal 1 on othe aa ne yan days of gold | , oud bis regards 10 Ir Tom sad oping that Patter corer Elman’ Duane streets, Wasminctox, Nov. 23, 1863. aince bis quarrel with the machine proprietor of his own 'e od balay on ers ot spocte Mutphy silr nee ir. for bia many. | a Lot to-day 0e chronicled as a great day for Ireland, pe Ry ae Og eee might @rd let it live as the greatest of Thanksgiving Days | compound formed quite a paste around the orifice thi ii which his good friend Governor Seymour supplied tho in Amerie bistoerd TE: Shanice took, niece | Tarts of naan (Roars of taughter.) He Len nover , 88 eaviiy as be (Me. Chase) gare him absniutiew for his greouback ditty. Caugutor.) Mr, Lioooin.—It Father Murphy coud iuciude private ‘O'Rolliy in-tns same absolution, having special referouce 40 tho Lard Palmerston and Mrs. O'Kaue gong, it should $85; ROUNTY. —KECRY, ae POR in. ain i hanet bey tiltery A ‘9352 eo, dosh. acrtiog aus wilt reper Oba ter ® ned aay from J igen” f— a4 eve sont Suthorized eornieiag’ omicers ‘offine street, basement. to stop tho song, or it would-be tbe psy oe a a strong complies Ballon y deed, and pol el Oe my Chase, my Salnion & down tits swarthy chooks and ‘bis black oes gittorieg Sty greonly y gleam Ing, gorgeous Salmoa, or ish, when it was ovor, first carefully picked of his pre ‘tho tntoresting ceremonial of presenti % Basa’ ‘dam i Ne nS EN TO Onsliy, S metmereiiN regiment ee hn ete! seed, ayy atonry W.. Halles ‘ag wn ese, ox. | Waistcoas, buttoos Sra the trons pads p pet ae. Ne TS ht asa got a a! : eg Serpent." Sie een OOO SAT ESR? wt SS "Chembere amen Mes teers, to bis Excollency the President of the Un captions, there wa searcoly | 6 taag-counsolad spectacles to examaicie with dup fon what mauner | Grand and grim 1s Salmon’s (ace THE COUNT MEROLER’S SPEECH —A WACLOUD WITH | Cishing to serve for tne guy on New Work tn the ie 5 Rx vy f the United with the army who did not chalk ne lips. (Continued of man private Miles might be; aftor which he declared While on financial thomés ho ponders; GREAT BRITAIN. army ot the Tole. can. rels eeeiving the we: States, by whom, In turn, the young Milesian war. | mirth, the fore! diplomatic corps jolaing heartily.) Ho | {nat the cong was ‘one of the most interesting he had | Clear his eye, bis bearing nig Tho Count Morcior ee out birwatct, and de | bornty,. and bo fairly deall vith, we tue’ ofice oF Jam elo aod bard of the Tenth army. corps was pre- | Believed many of the generals would compromise for a hoard for many years ” ~ oneal b oa ge wanders. eed eet Miaaa sageent pad rare] ‘Rion! Chambers street. cay fee Oran meo iv — faaied to sovera! membors of tho Cabinot and foreign | M¥igadier’s commigaion ip, the nary, ee eee en en TREE Crete NES Mas. | Nhe aays ore paper did aitight on, he centurion—all_ tho Madea Spans’ ot COLORED SOLDIKRS Wa Giptomatic corps, whe wore paying a Thanksgiving Day Never should our Salmon lack the past pressing in upoa bis mental via end: diateiy —Qulored men attention. | $310" now introduce to all present private Miles O'Relily, of | His. Excellency the President, who bad bess sitting ery z ps ee 4. tabrod msoe wine entist as recruiters ts call to tho President, when the cards of General T. F | the Tenth army corps—an ariny corjs which bad done old up in an ao chair, with ‘nie he grr i, Q red deg ace with si the Panicle stern ate hepa) piipre for ‘40 n NO. by urpataira: Moaghor aud Father Murphy wore banded in by Colonel | sell under or re Meant Hh vere 1 ee clement Brot and trai re inne Ont wel Lay our ‘to sables— ahecen tit ino tuneetoniel CrNia aankerstantoetctin: Nw Ro Day—shese coutiemen having kindly consoated to act as | Seid officer the service. Me, Lincoln would how. con- | or afrites roleased from. the Jar oF or ig ‘bio thoyt had Bullion'’s dead and coia has flea— thus standing, but-oot tnacnsiblo to the material ucces. 7 pay 8335 the chaperons, or social godfathers and godmothers, of | ciude by bMtding the bard of Morris Island welcome | been bottied up for conturies under the seal of Solomon. (Our cash cousins of claret tabelai sities on which French valor and Freach glory bave their ee Das turye private O'Reilly, who wag accompanied by Major Kava io ie eoisaeeke’ al (ihe eee thee asiending Si Nae Bg apie’ ar Cpe inthe ata’ your TERRIBLE BFFECTS OF ‘PER SOXG"’—UNIVERSAE Sab oogonia ‘ot dinner” ed petieeas oes Pai aT hl ugh and Captain Breslin, of the old Sixty-ninth New naneitehcy ral oleae: eitaaiin ican! Pegg ad Se ee a eae ee ae. Duaee: Madame the Comtesse had promised bully beet, fricaseed ve or ee your shouldhers ip the top Dotehes of the ‘The sudden cxepolng iat inte the room of ono of Gilmore's ‘Vork, and by Mr. Luke Clark, of the Fifth ward of your AN this time private Miles O'Reilly, Fort; seventh frogs and an oyster "apd he could by a0 means refuse to Greek fire threo could not ee pro- he ‘i is own *; ” R Pg lew York Volunteers, bad been stanai Au Mr. Ttncola reached bis full he;ght, aad said than ‘singin auaiat at the celebration domestique. Among the treasured: bad Phen ee ee Ee position of & soidier —heela in. toes ant. hat be had not quite caught the dritt of ; Sreet eiweie OIRelly coaxing’ soven! Wopencal $hie | memories of bis. future {fo should be tbe" incovepicuoue rere jerviow will hereafter form ap instructive episode © ] aud perpendicalar as & ratmrvd, aud the |i rom what Tate ot 1s ib be did catol, it wae juntas wi {louk to step bis Uiundering friend, who—sublimely | DU not ae part which in this betas ‘he had ‘PASILIONS —LADIES. HAVE YOU SEN Der gtand drama ef our national history. It was ina man. | his Bands resting behind the aiepvemea of eae be bad caught no oonenees et any impeppriety— kept ‘on gingin, s Ho tranamit to the Memsir Di ir 4 December aumber of LD Seg) Joarnah Oe eae Ger the apotheosis of democratiy principles—av acknow!) by joxpressibles. He had a twenty-five cont benquet “Hear, bear, trou Father Morphy who had te-outored let rocallod the historical roaring of the ning wha Bis little ‘oce bout Lord Palmorston. Tone Impe: i eae + ot oe ior beet ~4 ose “asi f he breast of his blue coat, and in his eyes that stolid | the room the singing of the Inst four tines. Every onetelt ax if a wot blanket or | Malesty the Emperor be would transmit private O'Relliy’s | TANLOR, ( oti ew ee @agment of our Indebtedness to the men who carry | expression or total want of expression whioh is lnpacted | \ Boing Uy terms with Great Biase, Mr, Lie- douche batt bad beth ed) dewe laa views abcut the succession, and it waa his trust that tue. | Ove Zeer, month, $6; single copy Beenie, muskets iu our armies, J¢ bad its:political signiticauce, | by the order, “eyes (rout.”” No sooner, howover, did | colo , be triisted that the ‘would ge ir. eae, Be ataoiy healt aod 00d Collowsby of this interview would obviate any difficul+ a= mpi algo, and may prove another tink botwoen our goldiors in | she President ‘extend his band than the sinews relaxed, { furthor. besting timo {mo with inne agers ‘ou. the clbow Sioa between bad (ue bouor 10 Seti p Asis! and his countenance brightened up as if sume crazy mil’ | ‘Hear, hoar,”’ from Lord Lyons, who was trying hard | grm chair to tho uwefortuaute moiody, bis | roprosent and that of which by many inches, , Mr. tancola nyice 10 MARRIED LADIBS.—NADAME. DRS the Gold and the present leagthy occupant 6f the White | {icnafre bad suddenly offered to give him ite face in gold | to smother some reflueat waves x taughtor. Conclusion of the’ song, | dead Filemes” followed? | Was tho highest coronal, Ife would shake pr zi A TELL, ‘Female Physician ad Drotensor of Midwifery, House, who is underatood to be not averse to the pros- | for atwenty dvilar greehback. Instantly be the «<Thore are themes,’ continaed Mr. —“and Mrs. | some Slight chucklings of Lord Lyons and the Count ly'shand! France thus ombraced Hiberniat MThe Gants Pm n be cou ited as usual at Loz CI ~ street. dor lengthier I ‘of that ‘desirable country resi. | S%md of spitting into the palm of his right hand, then | O’Kano is ono of them—much too sorious to bo joked | yorcier alone excepted At this silenco Mr. Luke | 2° Celts ebould be brothors, for they had rte Pa isi nore ofp ps anne pice pect of a leugtbier lease ey mye raised the arm to-its full height, and brought down bis | sbout. With this admonition, aa gontle as ho | Clark appoared deoply burt, nose ‘apparentiy ex. | {#it", common cneiny. {tere he glanced elect. or uy omit Peewee, pe K Fi eaein tek devce'’ which has none of the modern improvements. open palm against tho Presi ential palm with a report | vould, bo would now ask private O'Reiliy’s opinion as pected the same applause he bad ten received Lyovs.) In this leaguo of the Latin peoples, woul can tha bank crete prerine ar durieg coniuement. came PICTURE OF PRIVATE O'REILLY. that rang through the council chamber as if one of to how the next Presidency was going?” for the samo performance in loss arated latitudes. fe | America join? It would be @ point to rivet the avcommodated. Madaine Restell deems it ber duty to cau- history Uf Mr. ijmcotn would conde-cend to take rouad with private O'Reilly aud tho epesker. as typical of tho trina! unity aud recongolidated solidarity of the Latin race, If in this position they could dance tho cancan together, singing ax they circied round mourir pour la patri«, and aux armet, aux arm:s, mes braves, be thought the gigantic itustration of a mighty international thought would be complete. (Deep emo tion, Lord Lyous very red and making furious notes of tbe Count Mercier's words for transmission to his govera ment.) Count Mercier saw what Lord Lyons was downs, wtarpedo devils’ “Of Chiof Kaginoor Stimors Private O'Reilly is» brawny, large boned, rather good | $26 Sion. oxpiodad by tbe concussion. Te ao apont looking young Miloslan, with curly reddish bair, gray | intended to say something extremely oloquent, but, labor ing, like Charles Lamb, under a bad stammer, his words Fool Lidell yates come: mpritaemetan | bern A slowly and with pain, though of their carnestness bones, a cocked nose, equare lower jaws, and the uswsl | the vory difeulty with which they were uttered gave strong type of Irish forcbead—the perceptive bymps, im- | proof. mediately above tho eyes, being extremely prominent. A MR. LUKE CLARK AS A DOCTOR. more good humored or radiant!y expressive faco it is tm: |, MT. Taike Ciark suggested sunt fate tnt possible to conceive. The whole countenance beams with | go quick to bis tongue that they choked and kilied each Han Indics against Imitators of her tatvertisements, wie Gob ouly rob them of their means, bat tuetr health. M. MAURICEAU, My D. PROFESSOR or ol = cascs of Women, contines ‘his practice exciusively te reaiment of fomates. Ladies can rely npow hie rene s being iiallibie in all cance ‘Ontice 139 Laverty cureets Irena, ieavent Companions’ Fine Gn Fer’ sale at hark Vonspctnet 16 Anu ciectam at his consulting o'tce, 129 Laberty street PRIVATE O'REILLY ON THE SUCCESSION. was er)! whou he saw Goneral Meagher, with (he greater Private O'Reilly's stammer immediately became very | part of his handkerchief stuffed down ‘hig throat, and bad again. insomuch that Colonel Hi: remombert Halen Keilly, bia face while with rage, shaking bis the successful treatment previously recommended, t at him ina bighly belligerent manner, that Mr. Clark to administer, but only ans modietne, another small dose began to suspect it might be po:sible that ho bad been of some amber-hued bet vera committing a fauz pas—'‘puttiv’ bis fut into it—in bis “I think,’ said private » when be had recovered | Own vernacular. his breath ‘and again wiped his lips with his coat cut: «+1 “1 have to apologize for my misfortuuate friend,” said think on ee. is wrong about it, your Rive. | private Miles, stammoring very badly. ‘It's littie [ rence’s Excellency ; and there's not the humbiest gossoon | thought the kind of song tho ai i} would put it into bis in the army to-day, that oa t toll them more than | head to og whin I axed bim. which has Lurat its skin or jacket Ly too rapid boiling. | Coors ot theatre In wales volloncy the President would, | caavintions.’ asked you to toil w aid of un;-and pour-}-Ueyrannmre sbaenny suse: tiimalo. ball unspeakable “Well, explain,” said Mr. Chaso, rather anxiously, but | friend Clark bas only boon doing it witha vengeance.’* still goers all bis aplomb of manner and gracious | gyrHon AND CIRCULATORS OF THE SONG DR- courtesy NOUKCED. “They ney ‘obid ¢ tel! them,” said private Miles, ‘that ane, «eg fat there's but ope man who wears a Black Coat in the mame ni pose pr meeting wool Hey square of the old Imperi:! Guard at Waterloo, buried against the English reneral whe asued bim to surrender, on the authority of Victor Hugo, imhis book ‘Les Mise- rabies.’ Bo stands about six feet sevyon inches, is broad chested, | ouly order up a jug of water, with no more whiskey in it barrel bowied, firm on bis pins. and with sinowy, knotted | than President Perce took at the opening of the Crystal Palaco-—'just enough to kill the animalcale"—Mr. Ciark fists of hardness and heayiness soldom equalled. On | 102 Grapinion that Miles would rapidly recover )R. WARDENS GIVES PARER CONSULTATIONS every evening, and treabiews special dicanned witie apeedy wucceas, on inoderatetovma, at Lis old ofice, Now the whole, he reminds one very much of Easiga O'lwvher ‘The order was given. Private Miles retired for a fow States essed. MR. LINCOLN INTEAFBRES. Greene strces, corner of, Caual ty’s (deal picture of tho Milesian hero:— roomente into Sr Nicoiay’s root, just outside the coun. | Ualted Sates sine biewed and ao tare Tim Be | bapa, have boon locomplote Uut for the recoat ludicrous | xr. Lincsin begged the Count would not utter the word |, ——— ——————_— ui dott cil charaber, from whence he soon, returned, wiping ‘bis | fattherer and I'm no seventh sou—that he will be, allt | neldent. | Nothing that tbe malice of snemios cfuid. Pub | in quostin. Aa to dancing: ba wever danced. As to |] )R MONT & CO. OFFICE One of Luis eyes was bottle grecn, mouth with the cull of bis coat, gasping's little (or | {6 gay is, that there's only one Black Coat in tle Union | 1% Verse, or that tho ignorance of such men ay Mr. Ciark } hi; being a crndidate (or re-oleetion, that reminded him neta ek, cmtecas Bareeen panei, i And the other eyo was out, my dear; breath, and with his whole face so much brighter aud | that mas ‘succeas(ul caudydate for that office.’’ could be'unod to propayate, would injure thut wei: carved | of what od Jease Dubois once said to an itinerant preach. |e on male and female diveaaes, having tom » privates H Aad the calves of his wicket looking legs livelier that it was hike a transiguration. aa vente as? and substantial wich Dr. Chase's administration had charge oF the -} Food, with ouice And orivate parlors, together with « larpe H Were more than two foet about, my ‘ear! “Your Riverence’a Bxoellency,”” he scraping bis OW THK SOLDIERS WILL VOTE. Of the finances of the country bad acquired. ‘To the other or asked the use of | 7m, rirougowe te Uae eRe nei teen O, the lump of an trishman, left foot backwards, bowing { bis body and giv- “You think blue, with brass buttons, tbe boattbiost | tnjured members of the Cabinet, he made sinatlar soothing ‘ked Jose. “On tho ie Oot per color tor Presidential aspirants to appcar neried | complimentary allusions. Mr. Seward, casting a sly tsnee aa be spoke ty under ‘Mr. Chase begged General Meaguer to give bimse'f 00 bis ehaggy gray eyebrows in the direction of Secretary | uneasiness about an incident whieh they would long re- Chast membor as onc of the most amusing of thicr otficia: l.ves. Faix, sir, you might sing that same if you knewaay pa would only add that bo lad heard that seng before, hom Porn dig Age rod forelocks a jerk between the finger and Te great hocrogie, with kin wondertol brogue, | (hemor his ht band, Your Riveronce’s, Excellency, ‘The feathering swash of an triebroaa. though I'm wipin’ my lips, it’s naytber chalk or crap: WHAT H& AND MIS COUSINS THINK ABOUT ENGLAND. | berries Thad on thom last.” (Loud laughtor.) Private O'Reilly says that he was born ata placotboy | LORD LYONS ASKS POR A SONG—THB CABINST Millerite second comin faged man, ‘0, bosh. guess if our Savior had qvor Leen, to Springisia, and bed. of our Savior," answered the long ‘otorted Uncle Jense, testity; “1 R. LARMONT, AUTHOROF TILE Fans, LOROge and New York, Medical it Adtviser and I inuse $0 reiley paul npmapeens to fv'a! the dusies tines to reites ents ite. trom, indisaretion, exeousre. Bervous an sy got away with bis lif too everlasting smart to think of com here again#” This was vory much hisr 33. =H iS Aa i Saas tune that would ut it,’ was private O'Reilly's answer. | end that bis friend Mr. Gores Wilkes reported it to “ ° call Ouidcaatle; that be picked ep what lttie of the hu | | | eg POKING FUN." eae Proside y ar have beea written by Mr. Samuel L. M. Barlow aod pat | oovag up Logo a cen, Ane anw ay wore al bute P uiiv- not Droaderay. up nau (com f2 ta 6B manities and rudimonts he possesses under one Father oppose, Mr. Seward, you ask who nel young friend to into circulation Dy a secret scciety for the diffusion of | Shore eapecialty as Luts Burgdort had been maxing recrot } ¢.ncir eth other paporg mending Dr. ana give us a song,’ said Lord L; ree — information, of which Mr. Hirem Cramstoa | sien to him through the half open door, for the iaat bait | Bis work. Unis, “ Thomas Maguire, of Cavan—"bia that was O'Conne!! rather supercitiously at he ceremonial end C, Wacuiren s ‘were the presiding Oficers. Bo hour, that Mrs. Lincoln and: ‘the children would hi scold — ‘tian, Seicai Restore, ae. « trind, roat thoir sowie” and ho is emphatic tu declaring | ‘They say the fellow oan tna Tauppove tt te Deca 20 DOT. ning tuterruption of | Mrkey for their Thankagiviog dinner if be did a Ne OTRADT. Mat A CON. i Chat he aod sorenteen of bis O'Reilly cousins, sixty four | B*,CA" SIDE, Ne le Mores ow tothe Prosi: to tasaazoih over ince bie Goward word | over to the other side of-tho iiaing, Good er ips D® Pass gh ti here ! Murphy cousins, thirty-coven Keliy cvusine, twenty-three | dent, who glanced sharply at Lord Lyons. For one mo- f pedey | private O'Reilly houle i leave off bia monscing | Semen, (M ne ee Te, oe pong members” ot his yote eine eae ye la ei canes. } Ganigan cousian, togother with a amail army of Raifertys, | mentactoud [mn ne f me Abo Linool ts but dis- gestures and black fovks against bis friead, + | Father Afurphy will dine with me. O'Reilly’ ean cali with being radical sured, os 80 Par } Caffortys, Fogartya, Flanigans, Ryans, O'Rourkes, Dot) | SPpented an he turned and iat hie ayes rest on (he beaming sat Oye thom another lyric—-ff he bad ono, another | or oit the doublo stars shall vot be forgotten. mas. pa O08. } gant, Oulahacs, Quinn, Fiona, O'Driscolis, O'Mearas’ | What say you, 1 Private OReilly? Will you sing’ Sees, coed intoressing iaterview, Rad 66 also D* JOR MON, pf Bal hi NE STRRMT. i O'Tooles, McLartya, McCoxkoys and McConnetis—all his “TL will ‘tai, your Riverence's Excellency, bien Cnguareaton speedy curce tan! + - wet chs eens © ‘own blood rolationa, many of them now in the service, | *ycnt® raver for your tacalloney boty rah Used Lye fos tise ——— —— : and ali decoat boys--would be both proud and bappy to | die until the skin of a gooseberry makes a nightcap for ‘them @ that was composed by his songarth, GIVES FREE he; pi stey ‘ @aliat or re-calist for twenty yoars or the war, if his | Yous and may you have (he vigor of Lord Palmershio— fi murphy, wie bad deve chaplain, aad a good Ste, DP ecrgerenin bene eee citi old efor, to. ® a : ' | that's your boss, 1o.d Lyons—tili the day you're a bun. God im! to the poor boys of the Irish Brigade in Greone crweet, cot ft merct Gan Rarorenna's Exceliocy the Preaent would only oblige | dred ad" iy” proatious iughter, tn wb all Joined the days of ite hardest fights, under Geuerai Meagher, = ———— thom “the laste mite in life" by doctaring war against | except Vather Murphy—lord Lyons oe fg who ought to have two stars on cach shoulder, or there re. ng ATO? 1. WAVING MAD AN BXPRRIBNCR OF England. He is of optaion that no excuse is ever needed | loudest.) Now, what shall 1 aingt’ ogatinued pri could be no such thing es Justice to Ireland. fle picked ee ae it ao rears, te cantina AR } for going to war, but adds tbat, if avy were, it might be | Duy. worn't to the fore, ive, eee me tener ——— Ly yg et Corande rr Ege {0 siti ouuts the price of he } found tw the recent Ganadian-rebet conspiracy to roleace | my’ counthryma, the” same” Lord) Palmorahin, hearer, Soe fecestchnniet fet mck aare | ol on" that I'd grve you. tent that 1 ever tov orany moet etre A ohne disease ar debit or iw! cont Ge prismners te comp 68 dehonen’s bess, otber aati irich Iristinati, who takes blood money for the Spee Y pe. Bold by MILLER JRMMINGS & 00. j “IE we let this pera,” he says, “divil resayve the “ | Hay, sod by the author, ai 6) Rroadway, want life of his counthry. (coneation.) But it's because I'm Lake Clark’ Hota. “Cansuliations (rom F 60 iMligant am cxcuse tho dirty spalpeons may ever give us | sick of the humbug that is in them Eng Engtish journals that of The Mecropolitan " t Ownsco,. Ottama. O bo aay +h Pocahontas, Quaker City, ieee ‘onnoke, de Cubs. Steitia. a iomerset, wert Gacohan Ssminote, Neneca, Scista, ‘feu Now, Bees They ! , = kay tho ould man ony 04 of himsoir egain! They gripped us whiu we wor wake, an’ mod ua (Caughters) Faiz, ot bis age, I oan't see any shame about Give cp thom two rayparces, Shiideil and Mason. We've | jx,” (Loud Inughter. RIS, LONDOR Sage Tus rae age tas. aw eaey- 0m Got Gvo Iron-clads to their ove, boys dear; aud Mr. | | \:4x con/raire” suggested Count Mercier, with # smile House, @usquebance, Sachem, 6. Louie, 3. Kage, Lieooia," bo adds, "won't bo the jockey ho bought him } 4} shrug, ‘ta som age, dewratt, au moins, en ctre fier." i to Onin vicoria Savant, W isaanickon, Waseah, Water ae ae (Roars of laughter, amidst which Father Murphy ro. ¥ Se sew & tae. 1 Af bo don't give John Buli tis bollyful of ‘neu- | tired in com:any with Mr. Nicolay, Colonel Hay's col- big peg om =~ 13 work” Bs < thrality’ berore ho gets through bis term.” Mr. Loko | league, om the plea that the room was growing 109 bot tor aris otoare for Meade will vote or bleed, money. NBY.—-DISCHARGRD, NAC, oe amas | 8 a Revung, Avas, Medical Review, de ° ’ " him, t i papi by ward, is uuderatood tu be vary strong “‘itow old do you say he is, my Lord?” said Secrotary As tho Ll reyeee fie tee. beral ALD hein vc hn PRIZE and boua! moun SORENS or, on td ae HOR OF TUE PR PRIVATE TI tear om Seward, removing the segar from his mouth. ‘; bled a, the father's forehoad. my vand ‘avy Benker, aod late purser 4 Nery, Sin ‘qarsat diac vt thy ve cube aa capil ARRIVAL AT THE WHITE HOCSE—SCENES ar rite DOO. “Old enough to be your father,” was tho reply; ‘he vate O'Retl voice grow rather miaky soneety The lads in the West, whose luck ts the best— Browtiway, corner of Chambers sireat, Now York, red 1oug. nok will bo eighty next June.’ (Renewed Inughter.) On the arrival of the party at the White House there tho close of this darsen and en we were suilused y aan etal ‘they carry it— ‘ A 7 a e “ ”” who first gave (bom the relas RIZS MONBY NOW READY AT Tin OFFIC was agreat scene of handehaking at the door Letween | ae GEuAaan eel 4 Snub oaTeeh “EbaIn'e pp pe Ry C5 er | the oie omening eheaies M oe LP SEDER A WILLARD, 7 Lag id gr “yh R COBBEIT, MEMBER OF me xy tone 6 Reilly aod Edward McManus chatty old PARTICULA be tir following words amidat deep sience on the part of bis | *Twixt Halleck and Grant alt doubting they pant Goiphin, Steata, Cntumpie apa Niotons: Santiago Ly iveraty (Me saeame ; where O'Reilly knew General Halleck here rose to suggest that now, while | Sudience, toan air composed by himedi’, which will bo And Rosy bas friends, | augur, we iba. Memphis for Magnolia, | for Matieras ey hie omea, ra, 1 bim—who bas kept watch at the gate through: mn. | Father Murphy was absent, was the proper (ime, tl ever publiebed in a fow dave by William Hall & Souythe | Despite the mishap wae pul orape o@ bis cap —— ta pete ate entrance at No. 6 CiX face. & practice of music publishers of your city — By the banks of tho Chickamauga. MONEY wow BRING PAL AT THIS OF PICK | $87 enables hire encoeee nervous debaltty ao@ tatrations, now assisted by Mr. Thomas Berne, ales from ease touch the bell,’ 10 or . Cnoars—The lads of the Wes, feo. que hundred vessgla, Mrao Hate with ameyoate | &) € dred allection need in adi casa under. € Italy, who ti Jived the storma of two reigns. It was L 4 0 i, dus oneach yeast om band. Crews of Amanda. Seatince | Ways av tty CREE: a 7. who Las outlive’ cf h my messenger, send us up the dee Comrades known in marcocs many, Tana aad thoro’s Banks whe have (rivods taal | Oy OTN Aa) Maguola, cal on A I BRICK & CO. Lut H "God blows you, Miles," and “God bless you kicaly, | ® ve, some French wines, gent me (rom Comrades tried in dangers mauy oka, Broadway ARE RUINED BBYOX p, BEDRMPTION ‘ ’ | ry of Logation Pennington, whose tonyue Comrades bound by memories nvany , ‘ bius cap aad button, — — by not ol ing oa Dr. Fdward, for ae many as ten minntes, the handst |e s0 completely occupied ia the business Of tasting via Lrotbor let om be! alpaca of a coy pivel woul 60 KITRD ATATES NAVE—PRUAR MONRT s"vonéued bis attention \y aiscamre ore P Dolog (ass cid furious all the time, Tager that be bas never had time to teach it French, Wounds or sa may divide wa, ‘Just me dead aa ® quarter of mut U Discharged mon can ApPIB, At this oftce. Mate with Pee Te GENERAL in! SPREOH Whuber, lkevests es nt = yee we Marching orders may divido ue But in West and 10 Fast thore’s one ‘black coat"’ at least, | amountan aati pESERAL F u } whiskey, I bave some that ¢: But, whatever tate betide ua, ‘Aroagd whom the army taighe gathor— Sieve Agra. " berserk iicrsitaagechins ce ann es ne Brothers of the heart are we. “Honest Abo," tt ja you, bouest, Giodty and teue— on are piace, Rae Kort Prosidont, made some r ks to ihe effect that ho wag | and Halleck i about issuing ac order that abies goneral deiunibaetnews vy tells tie tow ope ree bave been ona father re ee 5 Sappy to have the honor of introdveing to one whe was | * “ rer y Gemb 0a 5 . Cnonos—Thero ia Hix ood there's Bawks, feo U “ PRIZK MOMAR OFFICE aise wery corca cariaen tenses vane re With the news we have today from Chattanooga ' ‘Tried when death was ocar sod * HOS & WRAVNARD. 3) Wall diae tr wumont dam: regarded as the Father of the Army thie enfant perdi, ¢ | 0, Hallock, gaily, “1 think the country will en Bound wo are by tica the dearest OW Ait! THINGS IN NRW vorg? RHOS. a pda wediee Ent ee we Joat boy of the Irish race, fle fricnd, Colonel Joln Hay be order to'which Mr. Lincoln has reterred, For Drothers ever more to be Me Seward was anxious to know bow things wore = = the President's secreter: nobgehens hovtaan | MyOwn part I'll tako some Of that whiskey—juat enough And, tf apared and growing older going in New York. Ho bad been gratified to see that in RAILROADS | ect ¥, who had served aa a voluuteer | to drown a moaqu Kelton. with Toe President's Bhoulder all ia tine with shou {ho November contest the Tammany and Mozart majority vee ‘ Ma fo the Pepartuvent of the South, was acquainted with | ponmission, our Gest toast wi be hoaith of Uiysses ‘And with hearts wo Uhr ili tke condor, Of over thirly thoorand Inst year, haw Been 10 badipa Cee MM fork ery: RAL O'Retliy'# charictor iv bis regiment, aod knew that it | Ceant, the lron-horne Othe Mewiskiy pi Brothers over we shak be pulled down that or thow sual Candi !ater—Fer Ait Seseik fone } wae good, though checquerot with corti b' Becretury Stanton seconded the toast in a neat and By communion of the vanner nando Wood's brother to-law—tad teen dovcated. and | 5 2P M from Roirety sireel pliab. Tew, gerd, thong’ a eta namiabic (dis | gi ried address, Me, Livcola frequently applauding. Tue -A, Nedbe that Judge McOunm, who was another, omy clair od sour ® = ella ayy 06 the ofcas oF WiEweCOTT man Feasts {| cretivoe, baying theit origin in tho fount of Castaiay, oF | bent wan received wi the honors, @: ery one pro yy i became” Atty majority, while tho Hmpreesion Was umive gal bat Be ee a he, ences OLN Ragage choco. “nt consultation ratis. g 7 t | emo other foanlalrmof whict be hed forgotten thd font atund wits Oe on wentsdons rye OY retbera of one choral are oes bis rival, Doaworth, had been olen ait of a largo | house taal! parts on the road wade to Surntoge pr inks ee : \. « ry rs for General Grant, aod thea " fe majority by frauds yt ith ward - = tioulare, (iaughier) He « nasnre Mp. Lyercy'o | tL ptt | tae ane aler thrit to top off with Greed nor faction cau divide us, legitimate majority by frauds tho ixth v q lee 4 bur y—h'e own country. | “Sone ut.bk it {on wine, others whtskey. The council iaba men to it om ouste foot and | © aa haath y cleared of Flout papers aod maps Al! tok @ morieg to trnusure up the mary acts of boariy, toms | SOW excrre, wetemte Cie i of rigidly aod the t position of a KOlHior Y, bovest Kiedi wwe by whieh tbe Chief ¥ etarrato of | whenever bis epex wappeoed to rest (or © moment on Race por language oan dwido wy rece Cinta.’ oo oho Increased accommodaiiona . Traint tor Albany an He fing arc Hever be Detter LOW, <fror she'd bow worse. The few 4 MLIEA. M nade TE Bo ie ase Runday iraing} ) and doad gilsnce which tin Mi hia song waa | nuotives ChAL WOO 14 the uppor And woetere reserve of | gud’ Aiinar far Nea York i tearing 9 Prival® YFobAy'® vocal powers as | tho igland wate kindir and hemanct# troatod, “prreiaed ( FOUN BURCHUA, Suporarer donk iwo gottlomaat N®t, VORK, HARLEM &ND ALBANY RAILROAD NB =the | aa that the bone and sinew of t k wuNRoR eerie. “ hen Gore com la oie 4 The 40, fully