The Sun (New York) Newspaper, October 10, 1859, Page 4

Ya SIDNEY GREY. A TALE OF SCHOOL LIFE. By the Author of “ Bila and Chartic.” “Tou have conquered it now,” said Sidney, “Tou know it quite perfectly, 1 viii” By tt bpd It's not that,/"Satd Dudd~ 1 Loy On ear sald Siteey, gently. r, you aes, Tam, I really sm, sachs feel Dr. Wise said 90 this morning, and Lyon sbye 6, and Coline gays 0, When I sy any- {tap the flows Tough; and when Tei ti, t they stare, You don't know lame ; and they never think Is to be a fool—to foot diffor- ext from other people,” “+.As-to being different from other people, I feel that tos,” said Bidney. “ But in such a different way. Would not I change with you? Would not I be lame, or ill, or anything bat such # fool?" «People often make mistakes when they cal! other people fools,” said Sidney ; ‘' and yet there's something else I should like to say to you ; you ‘won't make a joke oft, I know.” ‘Migke a joke—I?> Asif I could!" Ging. said Dud. “Wen, ny it is only this: you know the of the verses you have bern saying, don't you? know how Ld readies "But that dees not mean wisdom to learn les sons.and understand things at school,” said » ‘Ht means something about being Dudding. aie getting to heaven, and that sort tT din We 2 paid Sidney + I ‘We meant exactly what it said.” *'Do you think, then," said Dudding, cager- ly, raising his heat, ‘ that it would do any good ‘wask Him about my stupidity, and my not un- Pao Vessons, and that? Do you fe would really help me to get on bet- er?" 4 You, seo what it aa «++ G@tveth to ali men Iil that he would refuse to Why, no | I think noi,” said ‘Dudding, slowly. And he began to coliect his books and put them away in silence, The seed sunk deep into the ground, and many years after it was ing fruit. ‘The first result of Sydney's plain speaking to Lyon was, that it tk sppenret for a time to have checked u friecdship. Lyon ipo very iittle notice of Sidney for a day: or two, and natead of seeking him out on every oceasion, he wie. id y been accustomed to, he kept out his behaved as nearly as possible as if there was bo such person in the school. Foster and Collins, who had their own private reasons for wishing to lessen Sidney's influence Jn the school, saw this with pleasure, and flat- tered themselves that, for the future, Lyon reuld pay no more attention to his sayings ond than to thore of any other town boy. this comfortable belief, Foster left the school tu 's visit, but on his return he was ‘that showed him that in his absence: had take different turn. Collins drew him aside,before he had well got into the playground, to inform him that a great deal had happened w hile he had been away, In the first place, there had cen a row between the boarders and the town bo “Amy thing new ¢” “Yes, something very new—not what you'll like to hear at all, The quarrel bezan with Bid- pey Grey. Lyon and Cirey are greater friends than ever in consequence of it ; and there will be no use in your saying anything inst it. You must know in the first place, that gti! the top of the first form, and boen i ‘Tf any man lack wisdom,’—you saya Sidney : Tt can't be jonitor. “Not avery Mikely thin, na to bring him into favor with Lyon, one would have thought,” said Foster. “One would have thought not; especially as he interferes much more than any other ever @id. For a day or two, Lyon said ‘nothing, and seemed totake no notice; not even when Grey had to send his name up with several pron, for talking at prayers, and leaving books about. Every one said Urey would get himself into serious trouble; and at last he did, Saturday afternoon he interfered about some- thing that King and Wycombe were saying or Bolne, to little Prickel, and, of course, they would not be called to account by him. ' There wasa great row down in tke cticket-field. 1 don't know exactly what happened, for I did not come up till it was nearly over; but I be lieve Wycombe and King were going to duc he never had be: fore in hile life, mibe has heen as crest fallen as possible ever since, aud scarcely dares speak above a whisper in Lyon's ’ “There's nothing new in tt “there has been a quarrel bet ween Wycombe every 1 Wycombe is alw Lyon tires directly way's lips back into “Yes; but the new t Lyon says he is determined that he shall not slip back, He bas given out that be means to 8, ‘that this tine sin afl that part of the eity tnz0 “4 " " > * CORPORATION NOTICES, Fin “H meets, ye the ey tazeited hy and tring | tr Der eee ee - — Ane | ORDINANCE feet Be alco ayer te Za MISC LLAN ern Pireagra eae Tse 1 eee cod ret = arom ; "fue Lsousta : ; ™ ) Ret Sete ae rons, ee rae eae ei Wd = esto a f ee os wont ; avons, ea | git. Fasc whieh YSTERS—TO THE OrstERS—0 TERS—TO THE PUBLIC Bowery, orotate pcs a pela cae tr zane i a int? cir FI rite eee ce pe dist election Slartct of th wi election ee alloy tals gil that part of the sity tounst by and sad ying within Nit First avenue, ae a at air ihat part of the 1th ie Reded FOR SALE, ral Sue le = eae a FABMERS a aND trp ay ased sig aa Apply 14 Eriirincsaateent “a SALE—A PLAIBING er, pat pon pe Liberty eesti Broadway, end ears ees ar font: Cn} ast oat pact tahoe g ard, aa fe 4 tHon: cq eerie nea rs erase rae ae ee fap ae ee a STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER—A 20 ee el aac Am pa iat ee parent ET a ie he Se Bears ny fom dleteict of the Fourth, W. part of the city bouneed by nd (rine ne ‘ne fi that ee i eee Saree ian fescue me Boel meer a opemay sas gears ti art rg at s | pid oe ee aimee ae Tart ca eee fee ‘that yikes’ el fy Rogstad by end = Foie awd Tin. hy ons ‘i oes fata one, trenue OF 1 vhrvek ,<y iatag gearate ey at ‘ot eile co eee | eee nes pss Eon eee =e a ‘thin riverand James en, Satret of the The sccm election rip ofthe HighaorathW Diresieps restiie - ted ean mac at | ences cae homer Vr | a crac tate r sear cima fa erat : peanege sit premiere rant ie ras earthen Eee 6. Dares ard Ait fivited, into. olght get ee sy ee strand a es atria | wees 4 ite dara “Aletriet 0 fn Sipe sl rae race eet naire sea ear ot theeh Ay | queer i et ‘bound tort ged ping | 8 ie re De phy, 4 ramen a MUE@ITARY TAX FOR 1859, a : peg ee gat ine Firms Wart sis BE ara ‘hat aries er we yon 1d ee ceacea te os = ess at acy Si Binal se a a per ee ata eee N4te ake Fong nig ere Mera |e atehevs era rH QREALAGEMGALSRE*?# Aietcet of the renrat? Vang stall Ri ey : GUPREME COURT—SAMURI GARDNER mata sen i ag sa Sibe third lectin Petite rai 3 Cs are | eee en Share with very. Oe hua eee for sabe at Voge sd ay ff, a tld af the, Tee 4 aa = eae A rey and [4 ger part of tha city, rare. R certain sciarmee Pegs i Sacra | once See eabdion Mutricts the featand tie ified ets, shat ection dlatrict Pienaar aea ie fins that pat oft oa s, ot ae jection district, shall be at follows: a von tate kate sot’ fs siete eee a Pots ic cota wal tice See and ise Rapa Aistriet of the Twelft dds paniatcarat i s{raaded an eau ta) manasai gerne tenn cet BER Se Ne i pag | eR la oS Me ia eins a the Bie evan ali | Sad wes! es HARA WARD, beth Tele ones Timita of which aaa : —_ o morn C Prizidet tate | tas rice al eae Nincteqath Ward chinmicrraets menace oes | “pata Sue Fr wes was | SE eet ope ty witha oedcey crauklin Ook aud Poerteiert, | etal ‘conta leet pa "7 ixth av ceeccirirsanc eae | stn ea Meer Rect: Secutard | wy Sinan th election district of the Sixth Ward shalt | {hall contain Hanae ras ct aie Me ara tid sialon dite of ¥ the Rood Hite nell goat, tof the cit; peunded by in Baxter, Bayard, Mott an empire jott and Chath belo? wh “attack by ° niet elestion late et Irteonth Ward ra Bienen Stee re td ASK FOR 8: i ies peiitis Kira seu ei ease tos ie brant 2 ny io we ein fall at 10. he “amen Sot BNE eee tt Alatriet of the Thi oes Ward | ing. (lay cies Recs ptt HE on» BAY INDIAN DOCTOR— velxta ‘vreau, Birty dag Beene AIS A vid | palcane ct saya thy fand Sixth enna : ane ‘aft ‘leation ‘letract of aa aici as ae Mast cher, " apariet of the Sixth Ward shall 3 : of the city bounded by pid ivlag =| Sra saben er and Bayard streets, and Bowery, Nand pat down ail bullying. Wilson, and Stanley, ‘and several more, bave joined bim. ‘They up- hold Grey in all his plans, and between them they are quite altering the schoc Fhat axe you going to do nily. sail Foster, don't know,” answered Collins; ‘swim ide, I suppose. One would not go against T have always liked him peer than any aioe fellow in the school, and I've said, over and over again, that Wycombe and King want- ed putting down ; only, if Lyon did not think it Decessary to interfere, why should any one else? It's nothing to me. “Tis to me, though,” “We all raid Foster. know what Lyon fs When he takes up with any every one, and if he isto follow Sidney Grey wl there will be no peace for fo more cribbing from Key to A you mean, or copying your verses over Lyo shoulder, and your tran By-the-bye, Tbeard Grey gi ‘son to Lyon for not leaving ys throwing about,” said Cullins. low spiteful! as if i¢ mattered to li said Foster. “He sald, only fancy, that it was tempting you to dishonesty. You will have to turn over ‘a new leaf, ard do your work yourself, unless you can get round Grey, and persuade him to ‘row as blind as other monitors ave dons. You will bave to be civil with him now, “Blo use whatever, He is just as and unreasonable about thing: his head as ible. 1 aw when Martin had trusted bi bh the his desk, and 1 wanted desperately t the Key. to Klis for one minute, aud he looked a fellow" — obstinate has taken into sickly fellow, that any one in knock down with his ‘tie, one would think we w ashamed Lefore him, CHAP LER 1X, THE MILL DIVE CULT, back He'd ber ofver you hiave been to that closet to jet any thing out for ‘Aunt Ellice, She wanted {terribly yesterday, and she made nd a half while you were o id Edward, Charlotie, resolutely, but cvlor- I mean that she toll me to ¢o it, and I it an hour aid Amy, negligently putting he ker down upon the table, oF tne trouble yoo ges iat by over particularity.” 4 the trouble people give other pee by want of }. eniculatity, you mean, Edward, Notsaid Amy: 1 mean that “Rerab ul herself and every one else trouble by ber parcicu~ larity, shout looking and unlocking: thet closet. you the / quantity ‘of time I lose every ng for that key; and what is the use foes bu ppote, T hope, that we Alun Eulice's oranges and » said Bldney and Edward pees’ bad nothing to say; she eee |& je singe in the pattern syaling . 7 ald Es ‘net Re- Wine witht ‘iver. juxty~ lection district of, the Thirte ‘ard, «the pereht™! heals lection dicsict of {he Thurwoonth Ward an RE 5 oe ase3. Oomtig 6 Ua itt Broadway. cS elton dlattct, the teat Kivlugtod street, Bast river, Grand and | , 631. CAR RR Ne Picts sts RD J. & ©. FISCHER SUPERIOR, Coe aEACK STAR LINE HY SUFFER WITH PAIN? | THOU- Toe fi Arie seventh eletion tatrict ofthe Tairtoenth Ward, SSiP Section etreular, ae es, bra TOWOKN IS contain all foals ‘all that andea ‘The Gret el Sietion t an wi Retont campers, unen ‘end cL it acte upon the benes, nerves, "Irhesceand eleetion al mh Ward jaa eg ‘gfe otin Srl Gute Divina and hor. anne a ea gene, | Sat, Sus, 0, 47, 0, M29 joa Bia, re ferns removes all pain, 9 contre ball eontein oll that part of tha city, bounded by nud URTEENT HW Rinth avenue 2 Gi Broadway, Leaielabiias | ying within Henry, Market, dontoe tu Gathariae otk Tos Fouttacar ara se dro tot he serene sees perp ws ie, PIANOS AND MELOL - TM ented election Aletrtet of the Seventh Ward | thretter clare eae iter te, am fpfog nithin Tudeon eee et $900, Eee 4 Ww MMEND ROGERS’ CITRA' fall coutatn ali that part of the city branded by fret nti Mie of Baath ‘avenge and Thi oe of rr) tt ta the best and flac stacly Mauro And ike ies ‘Hest river Pi he gen pan Ma tied 6 ciara SRA Balers ra ope bet ip szucl og of sre fourth election district of the Seventh Ward pa — aches ee #Enireeonth, reot Ss nae iat Monroe and: Marke ons a ua tr that par’ sh tty poueteg brea | igh sat ion dla i st | See FOR BALI—A 4 PRBS EO The Afth election Aistrict of the Seventh Waré shall i oom, Bower Fi paid a as Pa ee Slertearth MEDICAL, By 1 hat part of the city Bounded by aha ivig sarees Hon dlutriet of the Fonrteanth Ward wea a Te oe , the wisi leeton ditt ofthe Sereuth Ward aha erect, Bowery, Boring aad MS | Ae ssh ae “ind 7 aig Ree at mRY. pain 1 GUI. Pelion WORD OF.ADVICE—70 THOSE WED Wins ore ‘sie at part of the ity hounded by and pare on altri of the Fourteenth Ward | Ninh og and atic ts Wary eee — SEVERAL SOUND | _, without ebtatnine gellel wil be 9 a or top. dle reins “ oy eee 146 i sae a rt i Bzsea ct | Cee aE Reieleargaed Py Sot eA pd Bip Sine ___DENTISTRY,__| Sule, gl at cots, | shail con Rint forthe thay Seanad ye a events oF tbe wonton ae UL SCIENTIFIC Li ya eee lent election district of the Seventh Ward Kring with Sih ea olty bor yaad | Bon ae rer SALE—SIX aa SOUND sare, tt pall Hifcantatn aif thst part of the city bounded by and ea hin inth Avenue, ikind, suitable for (. Mt Iviugwithin Cherry slrect, Hast river and iearamuol anes Ait 9 Fearteenth Wi paint ath ree and EL Fe yard’ ined oy uear Ave A eee eae rs ‘The ninth election Alstrict of the Bevanth W, le cpobopntonalen ‘end . ball contain all that part of the elty bounde lying witb Division and. G onde ‘ttoota, ast rer, heft), BeanuDaly Wouree aint Couvertuour etree RIGHTH WARD. hth Ward sliall be divided into FOR SALE _CHEAP—A wae at eet th the’ ‘ae, bounded resteery rt | Soret — saieiated ind tying. peers Fant Bowery, tirand and Mott e. TORK $9, ih = eilotion Susttlens the extent and limite of sich ould | The élabth election district of the “hs ep afer ay aes Ly bi; ctop dltrite’ aha be we follo sball'contain all that part of tia etty mr ihe frat election dutrict of the Kighth Ward fngalihin Grand sleeok, Bowery, ear tear ae ie ma cont nN as teat are, of bee or ‘bounded by YJ tia pring streets Broadway, Gaual and Wooster ¢leotion district of the Pig! ppartot the city on. Cee SHIPPING HORSES aa crete Src eeran tem roaee TE | Bem MILK eo OF 230 QUARTS per aut alah ree nace Fear hina sine é Grand: Ht, Gant ty cay ene WARD. i tiret sonra salt ahee contain rt of the city Sorat gti ca eee beat rece, WA so pitaln Bpring, me FOR BALE —8 SOUP MILK ROUTE shalt pirat bes Tht ara ares: ma OY o) 13 Bercets sive wer os | As th election district of th 0 all that part of the ety Me menial sad {ribs within Houston, Wooster: Spring and” Bulliven cighth election distrles of the Wighth, Ward fs sual oof fain all that pi Sify bounged by ead and ‘A SMALL OYSTER SLOOP FOR SALE a we Wior inquire ofA LeaPhk, a ave De bes ——_— wh J, HOPFNER HAS JUST PECs ED nie hae Ol Chariten, Prince, 8 Y Canary birds, thi n rena cicetion dletriet of the Eighth V ‘Ward shall “sistriet of ‘lirneta, bul es lark, Ge., Or o part of the Ho ‘and iy t aide of Hudsou riton iret; south aura Me enh cee 6 aint siren istrict of the Fifteenth Ward | ty. OG TRE CHARLES sgn Ber shall vont I that part of the elty bounded by, and in inivervity place, # we lying wit! nth street, eove i Si the Fifteenth Wa: an as wiuhin Pout: Woowter and Kighth wrvets way, Th ction district of Ward ee contain all that part of the ss cie Soundes by and Saks hie within Houston street, ay. Fourth: street Hatt dection tes as nit that part of tance ter hel city bow “rounfel yyrend sud re Elna, Ward all that part of the elty bounded. by Chariton, Hudson nat reste and (Ui election dlstrtet of the Eighth, Want 1) at part of the citi y, unio bY and It}, Hudson and Chariton streets INTH W. he NinuhiWard shall Te vided into twetve erhctlon dletrtets the spxtent and Umlia of Which said i ih Bowery th avenue A th ws rita seelon March of he Futons W infin‘wlthin fwelhlt eek isin avenue, Fourteguh rect and University a. Rnreers ee PP ADIES' RETREAT—Mrs, Brees, PHY. {_tictan and Accogcher, Me, a and fsdon iat FIN ANCIAL, Eats ine Tree Bre: BIXTE! ‘RD. $11. The Siatoarth Ward shall be giviged into ven election districts, the extent aud Ii L, BINDS MILLINERY AND HATS. ait es ‘iow w fe 1 ‘ois OTICE 18 eta to ore jas CER. el othe het rat itn me: late chat i ek of the Nit West sta hehe lett, al Pi ft at a Ward he at iy ii + om halo attra _ pon x; =p ary + witht Shrlstop fod amersicy streots | fyi ping withtu stg veent areca Haventh syeans, Ravens taal that iar the , he olay beat ir quien a Oyen in Bas Bros - oe an one the ceand clacton * alate ete hall be ares venue, Fourtecats street and Ping ri te Thi Teor! avenue,’ ee soit ie ee ie ch ic Mm a et xteont GREAT FAIR OF BONNETS—AT N. Tome MORROW — Has sali Urtislophee, Bodiord vata iF | seal cae Ghat part of the city hounded by and BUNN'S Mulnezy a0 Broadway, ofa deme an heron tye th Ayu, Be sven, ven cae ry el “Teer ‘nde cerns ay a Pihmirrhines comet bor ms the ourth and 0 ee ities part of ths ety Fae ie aE a, ae Boe, a eras tie ere 2 vik ~—--