The Sun (New York) Newspaper, August 12, 1864, Page 4

Ts Fat Botutwe Notsance.—The expose tn thetr hospitality, Right royalty are these out | in the Bow of the fat boiling establishments weet of siders treated when they viait the encampment. | the Bowery, hes cansed further enquires to te ‘The best Ounner—in fact two & them, | made, and » medical gentleman on the east side of are amigneld to the ther gucnts perfectly at home, and » Fordhen tikes charge of the provisions purchared to feed the Clab members and those who are invited to visit thetr rural retront, Sail-bonta and row-boets with fishing tackle, nete and other appliances, be loug to thie Club, the dieut use of which te con- stantly impreesed upon every member, Oveasion- ally & moantug is placed at the service of the Club, by « Canning tos, the clever fellow who owns it, aud then nrare excursion comes off, for the cap- tain i# » clever fellow, and knows how to make bie passengers confortable, The wives and children ef the clover fellows are located in boarding Lousee bear the encampment, and oftentimes an evening entertalnment is gotten up, graced by the ules of the clever fellows, who trip it upow the “ight fan~ textile toe, nn daylight doth appes: For three monthe duriug the summer the clever fel- lows keep tp their encampment which is ‘governed by those rules that clever fellows know how to make, and seldom break, Accordingly the harmony of the club ts not often disturbed by the jotrusion of any element of dis- cord. The werubers all belong to this city, and visit .Le encampment aa often during the summer months as business will permit. Bome of thera take the eb bonse their home dnring the season. Uthors epend a week or two ata time, but the tna- Jority seldom @tay longer than one or two days, practicing the plan of going down to the camp early fn the season, and going often, These: lever fellows, like many clever fellows before thom, delight in practical jokes, Recently 9 euccesdul afiair of this kind enlivened the praeediugs atthe Club, and Daa afforded merriment to tue members ever «ince, The Jerseymen residing ut Amboy fa place oppoe gite the encampment) wanted to leet a Mayor, The clover follow. us Jertonk the job, and euccesded fn pleasing sil concerued, The clever fellowes never perpetrate any fun that is lilely to injure the per- sony or property of other people, Like all clever fel- lows, they trout ¢verybody cleverly, and by so do- ing their club is likely to grow better as it growr older, and it into be Loped that ite “ shadow may uever be jess "* MILITARY, There waa nothing worthy of reeord, in the way of military news, yeeterday, The weat )ive of soldiers barracks in the Park were demolished, and that once beautiful green ia en- tirel? bare, Col. Chambers, of the 08d N.Y. 8. N.G., iain the city, under ordere to recruit the regiment to the maximum number of inen. Hos heaquartere are at Military Hall, 193 Bowery. The 03d ine ‘regiment, and \s stationed at various points near Baltimore aid Washington, Persons enlisting in the 98d wil! be exompt from draft dur- fog the time of ther service. The exaraipioy surgeons have invented a novel pian for abolishing a practice that bad become s @reat nuisance to therm, It appears that brokers have been in the habit of brining men to the mr. veons for examination, and when the applicants were rejected for any physical disability,they have token then to other eurycona— going the entire round, in the hope of palming their disqualified re- ernits upon the ofiicers, Jt is now state! that the Jager mark every applicant whoin they examine and reject, 80 Gist on his re-appeariug for examl- nation be tr quickly detected, Wis mark is wade on the back, in the form of across in tome way that is yet a socrey even the person marked know- (ng notbing of it, Dreata or isaac L, VAntaAN,—lsaace 1. Varian, foruwer M+ of this city, died at his req dence, tn Peehokill, Welnesday morning, Mr, Varian belonged to ove of our oldest Knickerbocker (urnilies, and was for near bal a ceutury identified with the history of tits city. He was elected to the Assembly in 1880, 183) and 1882, on the Democratic tieket, He subsequently served as Alderman from the 12th and 16th Wards, under the charter of 183, In 1838 he became a candidate for Congrosm® hut was unsucceas(ul. At the ensuing charter eloc- ou be was eiected Mayor, then an unusual occur- rence for a Democrat. At the expiration of his term he was elected to the Senate of this State, and eerved in that boly four years. Since that time Mr, Varian has not been in public life, CLEantixa tae Stkeers—-Tae $300,000 Bm Reseoren, The Commissioners for “cleaning streets’ by contract, consiming of the Mayor, Comptroller and City Inspector, met yeaterday mormng et the Mayor's offve. ITs Heouor, the Mayar, prosonted the proposals of D, D. Badger, nflering to clean the sireets for Ave years at the rate of $300,000 per annum, The Comptroller and City Inspector objected to receiving the offer ou the gfounds that the proposals required that the menure should be the property of the contractor, and that be should be supplied with dumping xrounds and slip accommodations without expense, This was in effect, they cla'med, to exceed the eum suthorized to ho pald under the act of the Laginlue sure, The Compiroller stated that he was about wo advertise for the sale ofthe city manure, and ou xested that the coutrector should offer what he would allow for tho manure in another proposal. The City Incportor «sid that the Cotnm'ss.oners vould not guarantee a supply of Croton water nece camary to street cleaning st ail times; at present hecould not obtain water even for eprinkling Hroaiway, The Mayor was in favor of 4 modifie vasion of the specifications heretofore published, in viting proposuls so as to give the coniractor the manure and dumping grounds free ot expense ¢ but the Comptro!l.r and City Tuspector disagreed, ‘The Commissioners were, however, of « pion that it woukd be fruitless to udvertive for ollcrs under the original specifications, Deatu or Jaurs McCAt.—Aunother of the old merchants of New York, who, in a» long and honorable carecr, has wel! illustrated the charac. taristios of an enterprising and upright merchant end a Christian gentleman, hus depirted, He died yesterday morning of asthins of the heart, at the renidence of big brother-in-law, Mr. J.mes L, Graham, Mr, McCall was @ native of Ireland, but came to th's country st ap early age, Tu was at one time President of the Meirope' ta. Bink, He Jeaves . widow und ove duughter (Mrs, Buelv ma) with two grindehil tren (@ sou wud Gaugoter of the dele Mint mtn Meal). THE Weavunn,—Tho thermometer at Dola- tour's yeaterdsy, showed the following so te the wtate of the aimosphere : OAM. 12M. SPM. ArRivaL or REBEL Prisoxers.—A Gov- srament transport, containing 721 rebel prisoners, fram Point Lookout, arrived at Jersey City yester- ley afternoon, and vrocenled on the Erie Ralwey ofuake . | Lhe business dove ; Dot ds brisk yeserday as heretofore, A yoo! ws my | and but tew recruits were passed, Prine:pals { becoming sar, although | large dra on the sib oy duty of making | the Bowery has furnished some curious informe- tion in relation to that portion of the city, There 1 an establishment, which—secording to ita “shia- ¢le"—is a depot for fresh and corned pork, smoked hamsand shoulders, bacon, beef, tongues jard, &o, Toe house is used for the double purpose of » smoking and packing house, and a fat boiling es- tablishment. The neighbors complain very much of the effluvis arising at times from this place, but ail to no purpose, they are compelled to ‘Serin and Dear {t." Other nuisances are complained of. In the rear of & houre in the diatrict the soil ha# not been emptied for months, and as the property bas been wold the present proprietor is not known, These niirances shoul! be buted, Suystroar,—Hngh O'Hara, of No, 3 Baxter street, was found in Tarclay atroet, corner of West, lying unconators ou the oldewaik, having teen sunetrick, He was taken bore hy the pole, The Tenth Precinet Police founc, in Chrietie wrest, an unkuown men wh> had leer sunstruck, They took him to Bellevue Hospital, ACCIDENTALLY Srannep ~Win of No, & Orchard street, ver thrust a knife-blade imto his left one of the main arteries, while ol Macno's Jewelry Case Manifactory, No. 87 Shilling, nite lls treet, where he wasan apprentice, Ile ale: hemorrhage abertly afer tie wirnresion to New York Howpital, Ife woe 16 scare of ago, Ucromer Naumann bell an inquest, RaiLnoap Accrpest,-Thomas Multy was run over by car No, 16 of the avenue A hoe in Fourteenth street, yesterday. Le was taken to Hollevue Hospital, and one of his feet wore arm pu- tated, Potsoe InteciicEsce,—Appropriated a Physi- ean's Moree and Gig, Yr, Kent) Von & hoening Visited @ patientin Nioth Avenue near Fortieth atroet yesterday, and left bis lorse tn front of the | ; house, Seeing which, Henry Duffy, ax alleved, Jumped foto the gig and leisurely droveaway, ‘Tha doctor made his lows known to the police of the Twenticth Precinct, and they subsequently cap- tured Duffy and took him before Justice Lalwith, wud be was commitsed in default of #1,000 ball, River Thieves.—Richard Thompson and Bimeon Trerce, two boatmen, and Cornelius Mahony, junk- dealer, were comraitted yesterday, charged with stealing @ numberof wreen hides, valued at A1M), from the canal boat JR. Gilbert, at the foot of Harrison street, The hides have not been recov. ered, Felonious Assault,At about 2 o'clock yester- day morning, while on bis beat in Seventh street, between Avenues A and KR, an officer, hearing a wo- man cry for he!p, went to her aid, and found that two ruffians bad thrown her to the ground, Tra officer interfered and wes stabbed in the thigh. The outlawe escr ped, Alleged Corruption—-A case involving some inter- esting developments was brought before Commis sioners Acton, MeMurray and Bergen, yester- day. The facta came to livhton the heamng of a cornplaint lodyed ayainst Sergeant Delamater, of the court squad detailed at Kasex Mark that & woman named Anna Kilinger, of N Mott street, was arreates! on the dd Inat., tox with five inmates of ber boner, on a warrant iasied by Jystice Mansfield, They were arrested by offi- cert Delamater, O'Parne and Andre, and takeu to the Judve's private room, Here, as alleged, the German interpreter of the Court proposed to the defendans to settle the cre for #75, which wae agroed tay and afer aahort petvate Detween Judge Mansield and the inte prsonera were sllowed to yo, stated, pild to My hy the wonaan, tho latter i¢ ie paid, insisting an additional suta to give the officers, which being refused, Mra, Elinger and ber virla were committed tor exainination, ‘The defen. dant then employed Charles 8. Spencer to uefend her case, who, being informed of the ciroumstances brought them to the notice of Justice Manefield, who ordered Myers to refund the money. Myers has not becn disebaryed from bis position as inter- preter, rever, the The @ih wan, it is TRADES’ MOVEMENTS, Hlanpware ann Hover Pravisning Cures Last evening a mane meeting of thin body, with other trades, was held at 267 Rowery tor the pure powe of taking into consideration the fact that some firms of the city had discharged their clerks for Veing members of the Hardware Clerks’ Associa: | tion, Toe President (Mr. Stratton) spoke of a: fain merchant wp town sa the party who had brought stout this bumness, Me provescol to aay that the gentleman in question had stated his willinguces to contribute 8 00 towards fur- thering the interests of they Agamialion but since that they had found bim to be « strong opponent to the Ear!y Closing Movement. Mr. Fromer then asked if petition bud heen cir culated among the hariware merchants asking them to close at T o'clock. The President repliea affirmatively, anil also said that the werchant in question liad toht his clerks that avy of ther re maining in the seswwlation after last Satur day, should consider dimseives cuscharye!, and sah mewbers were discharged sccordingly. ome aisenaaion ane on the subject, after which Mr, Jno, Jackson (Dry Goode Clorks) suggested the appointment of » commitiee to wait on the wiereh ant im question, and ask him t ve the party whom be bad vilified, and ther latter would institute a muit at low for de ion of ebaracter, Mr, 8, P. lor, President of the Fur- niture and Carpet Clerka mmle an address, in Whieh he spoke of the merchant in quesilon tn very bard terms and assured his hearers that the Keatleman could be compelled to close bin store, avd also to give the name of she party Loeled by bim, and whom he (M>. Ta. tor) beleved to be the Fpatiomen, occupying the chavr a) the preseut tm fe concluced by advising the Assocusdon to keen up ther organizat ov aud jos {he genlleman sp he of to designate the members of the Assocation whow be bad acewmed wa being unfit to belon: to it, After rcmirks trom other members adv ain the non-appointment of Committees a Comm tice wae at lenzth apposuted t) wait Upoa the merchant and aacerain Won be tecat when he called cer. tain parting a willed. he, Furnirckt 2% Canerne Cur vt 267 Bowury, Mr. doa). War toetely sianding cormmittees report: Boss Housrsiorrs’ Socery.—A me Held a moet. rin the ebuir. Al, routin rably, of the above Society was held lust evening a! 112 Baat 2h et. Mr, Thomas Murray, the President, cecuplot thechalr, The following revoln ion was moved, eecouded, and carried unwauimer “Resolved, That on and after Monday nett Ang. Thth, the boas horseshoers churce Roper sei for all horses ol every grade, and that we wou bold a speotal weet. tng on the eveniug of Th iraduy, Alig, Ib." The meeting then adjourned, GRocens ayy Tra Cuesxs—Hold @ special meot- | ing Jaeteven uyto bear re districts, The reports were poris from the severul » gonerully isvoralle, RROUKLYN, Rrenerrina is Brooke N.—Recruiting was & ne Were ex impted f for disslilty, ellevnge, & are subsiltut.s are plenty, Us continued these wil bea Seprember The Mrocklyn to the Booiborn and if th's state of eff next @yente Bent oul tron, Bates do not appear to Le Very successfiil, Mr, C, | Muacarde!l,one ot the agents, writes back from Dortss mouth, Va. that he is compelled to pay 4100 a head for the privilege of recruiting in that depart. ment. As the whale amount authorised by the County for bounty is only 910, our agents will have @ very poer show, espectal!y, as from $A00 to 0200 io pais py action from piber eats, The | eraation | the |} Prospect ef ffiing our quote by colored rearuite te therefore very alight. A Cnhowpen Panty On 4A SPRER.—A Chowder Party composed of the Emmet Social Club of New York, stopped at Tunison's Hotel, on the Coney Island Road, yesterday afternoon, and reveral of the memlers being rather elevated, got to quarre!'ng., One of the men drew @ pistol, in- tending to fre upon eome person of his ewn clib with whom be was quarreling, but instead ef hi« ting him, etruck two other men ia ne nected with the porty, H. Gori ob, connecter office ofthe Third donal District o* Brook lyn, who wae ehot through the foot, the ball lodg- tne inthe an + the other man, named Jobin Conca, ie a hoster, employed by Tunison, who wae shot in the th yh the wound fe not setions Mr. 7. BR, Prendergast narrow! + Sin oh The bal! which atrnek Goelrich went throuvh hie fogersy war con The men injured are Win. wit the Provost-Mirshal's an! caused a slight Meech wound party bal heen to Sheep's Mead Hay. Leet even as the Chowder Party returned, the Which cons tained them were atopoed by the pp ot the 4st 4 saod # nanny 4] Willem Riley, who it ' ted wae bier » the one who fired the | pistol war arreskd, and laked up to await ex: emination, Senstrokrae—dimes Kingsbury, residing nd@ Flr strecty, aa pros. ! fer joon while walk. cap Adana stteet, He was nut Prat " where he A ‘ aol tal le ty tetpocte! to reece The Romance of the Sell As Hubert bent bie steps his heart mingave him. “How,” said he ‘4f the ville'n shoukl have played me false.” “How, if the vil- hin should have played tne falas," echoed a voice by bis ade, MMe turned, and his eyes met those of the newly-rrated self. “Gadea" anid he “I had forgotten 1 had @ companion and ong too, of the wizard's creating: — eupp how, this fellow should tell him ar? I abort, for each word he spoke * reechoed by the figure. “Thon arts mighty impertinent valet," aaid he te the being: “but if thon wilt play the echo, thou shalt at least be w musical one, and aseiet me iu the trolling of a ballad. So assing, he chaunted a dit tr Dich he wae accompanied by the self. said Hubert te the sel, wen the soug was “thou wilt not be a quarrelsome coro- actuated by the same impulses as myself, thou wilt be wiad when I am gay, and sad when f ain dorrowful; and when two persous are of the rate option, "tis odds bot beth acree.! They lace where Hubert expected! to natead of a mean wooden but, ) etd warnificent manaion; Le » rubbed bie eyes, and stared at gael around b it avain, “Am f aweke" mad he, * habitat on railed by tingic 9 W w i, ov! Awake or asleep, wagi it woolly places and I will aay te yan af eptran to the word), be prasped tagged | vat) twerad by an ance, Uae SuNmMens Ware an- and obe #- brilhanuy leet which was table, epread with a The jutee of { burnished Hicthiadted apartivent, in theo piace! a teams and rob Pro usion of the moat « the toy oun grape sparkle Mg kole, and the plates and dishes were of pure and Gazi miver, At the head of the board were WILLIAYSRURGH Pi wed two throne like seats; in short, all the fur. . sAbout one o'clox oatord hire wae of aw rare aud eplendid descr ption, Suxstronr.—About one lock yesterday | ttatert was lel by an Attendant, io one of the seats afternoon, a tiboring 1 an named Geoffrey O'COn nell, wos prostratel by the beatin Union avenue, nd the #elf tank Posenas Viands were found tobe del whi b the woeleutter ar of the other, The ® and ihe wine, of ‘7 aie nk plentifully, was pro- B.D. He was coms r the tith Precinct Sta- | nounced excellent, “This cheer is dlelighttul,” tion House, and rece ead attendance withe | gad he te b niom, as they rose from the ont benefic.a! effect, and he died tn about half an y carousa, they ot red awer hour therestter Policeruan Nicholson, of the | ary bat thinkest dor The self 45th Prectnet, was overcome Dy wit Rent in 4th TD erely repented bis words, They were Ineted hve Ae home an property carod iT Pp ® Wide and lofty “tair~enss, into # Acions edly resover chamber; where atoud a couch, the curtaina of > er Na eh were embossed with “cures wold. Mu- " ye . eri's facuitios were too much rei by the _MARINE NEWS, — revel aureced by saying CLEARED, BTR AMBHITS— Yaron N Oils: SHIPS Columbia I Cork: John Bunyan, I PF W Brune, Balt, ool; Eanarald, do; vivillta, neacols, hastily disorbing b meself, b # fast asleep, The morning was far a od whea the wood cutte okey but the draperies of the windows kept the chamber sill in a All veeodlec+ juts of the proceeding nighi's atures bad van- ished trom Lis memory, and finding he bad a bed- TNARKS~ Naiad, Queenstown; Aevnmnte Glouccater, | fellow, be was at a loas how to account for it, Ho Fog JAR Youn Antwerm Flizabett, (Ital) Bore | arone, and bewan to search f & a8 he Geaux; Kosalie, Barcelona: Miot Fich, Glace Bay, OB. | thought it nucst be tine for yeed to the BKIGSPetereting, (Duteh) Arr forest, in orile nt. He ‘Towns, Marhartoess FW Jobiteon. de weare me: Maching “euvitae: Jude Hatha Cow Baltic, do: Aun Lovitt, Husbor Grace 8 Hassell, Ci ae tliat Jigabethport: Panule, de jug all nis mo tite Aidim recollection the SCHOONERS “indiea events of the night now reeurred to his mind, Aux Caves: Bk cven, Leave we," said be to the fyure, “Leave me" it N iy A Seamar Ambheret, N | ineton; Newy« Hertiv, Md deuoe; Aner.ca, Mrov. ie ARKI STEAMSHIPS : Newbern, repeated, ell keeping clos mockery," said b him. ‘Curse thy aiming o blow at it, The blow fell heavily on th f 1 was as heavily return- ed. Mubert's patience was now quite exbausted, cr foaming with passion, be began to pummel the f woth all bie nai The selt wae not tardy Nor Atlant hal 1 dJevray, ‘ . RS eet cee \thaay, Wark? | 12 repay!ug bie on! 8 furious battle ensued, incton, Tr) Cy Westchester, Pro co: Trenton, | Firmly claepedt toverter, down they went on the ny HON EM Mawey, Philadelphia; GH Stout, do; | Moor and Mubert having before opened the cham. Tacony, Philadelptin, er docx for te purpose of — admitting SHIPS—Kavnnd, Singapore: Enerer, Liverpool; | light to aid hin tu his search for his Ganleunx New Orieana Mori Newport, bin epparel, in their strupvlee they dracred each BARKS Amneria, Aleoa Bay; Mary, Cow Ray, CB; | Other out of the room, anu rolling along the paliery TC Warwiek, Boo Janeiro, BRIGGS. 1 fe, Black River, Jam: Vine- aud, | Maria Wh + Glnce Mary tdm fro » Manzanilin: Lineolu Wet Tiaowmred, re . SCHOONER healy W Prait. Linea, CR: Reutamta, both tumbled down the bottom, the f bud With hoa yr Having arrived at hat cooled Gieir furs, bane, Halbert loosened anne! to Hit + p or bru sed gaid heto the of no use re, wOeven give met y haud and Jet us be Bt Andee Vemper ward, | friend#.* The selfechoed hig wordy aud did as | , ete reqiured., On revurning to their chamber, they ] Bi Mex tg found t Y wit and He de ut bis new | F tere’, Hobert this communet with binagell sf te how begin to think that an entire suularty tu long does not always take the trucet frends, Dhis oe uu Of tulae W bbe # plewant fe low ton; lish, New Hedioi abetbpos a ely Away + Bony be. Providence, ate for Classifleation. DEATAS, i —S att did not possess this placuey triek of Thave otwn wr red why men who ould yet tui mat- Lin perbupt roay be which, uttered by isdom, when m eon through tl couse, our own lips, seem t of | “er tar ter ¢, lose their clam on our ade FARRELL .00 Thuretay, Aug, 11, Mary Apo Pare |) tatoo sto that we are often a. Tell, the Peioved wile ot Fraucle Parcel, need 23 yie, | ed at the wor's or our ne chbors wh ls; we oure May testip pouce, Ament telves, aiter having vom 80 ot laugru id ave The relatives and ( ofthe tamily are reepect. } han 4 } fully anvites t i, on Satuiday atic eon taken by ¢ | m, at | 4 « ate luraence, cor, of Habe Offensive, are aeton shed t Prt how res Vitatl tat and 1 KINGSBERRY — On Thursday, Aug. 1ith, Jae Mingty bo dispatched sorvauta to request the | Kinvebe re, et 5 i adanee, on the wllioWw.ag evening, of all thou | His thiends nd the funeral, | whom he had known in his adversity The ap- | on Baturday a # locks fiom the | pormied time came, and the burgest appartment was jpeicence of oat Ware thronged with people, prine pally of the lowest ¢ he ¢ haa assembled, Hubert } Plat ent nr oo a is gi wf H(ROTON AQUEDUCT pera 4 yan de wae Weel BP ' lo the publ —The customary use of street wash. | im to assume, © colf entered at the same mo- STEPHENS, ROKER T te DaKRAGnh eae aera re eG Le CRAVEN, Groton \queduct’ Board, BP: per end of the ta >the piration aud as- 1864 auedact Boe! Augus itt tonisiinoent of their but neither adin.rat oo RINK NO MORE BLACKBERRY BRAX- Gy jor eure of abe diarrhoea, but eat one meal of the food pescribed by FRANCIS FORBES, 44 De. eraw #t, Beooklen, and vou anall cel all the healthy acl omef the Lame. Enelowe one dollar yi | JANTED—BY A SMART ACTIVE RO | W yenisold, a aituat n an other ar | Nee Coad telerence Aw the Working wo: rr Cuion, 18 Chambers ys nor astonishment sy ithe appetites of the visi- tors, and they ste wud crack asf fora wager, No soouer, however, had they autisflod the cravings of their stomachs than the alterationin the eirenm. stances of their host, the sudden appearanee of the sietely wians.on, aud tl tiokol the two Hu- Leris, formed the euty discourse, They counmenuced whisper one With another, aud ever and 1 epsious and joquiring wees towards the of the bound, Mabert ae, head i\ JANTED A TEAM, ON MEN'S UP | perceived: their curios t rand to put a atop to their | boots and slioes, 17 Des et up dare. so) Parma ses spoke ne colows:—* My triends, 1 see = = wt ~ = | Pou sre surprised at ths change im toy situation, | PUBLICA PIO VS. bat P wiles piain the cause of it ina lew wor.s, H ae _ | The person by 1 « is my twin Lrother, who ir > » : ‘wep ~ | left » when young. for a far distaut country ; | pe GRE ATEST ORT BOOK OF wid hav sinissed & Vast quantity of wealto, he i ASTOUNDING biscLostitus! lise returned ¢ e it with bly remamwug Narrath eof relative, You no deabt teel astof sbed at his repe- EOMUSD WIGHT + t ftmy werd nod nections, Owing toa wont His Adventures with ams beoe r ved tu the vicinity bis beain, be THE KNiGhts OF TAM GOLDEN CF atlicted wit of | Givin. an tortie View of the Mouur o a hur Jusamous Coean n aa | tion with the Gr the Neen nee J COPPTRILEAL MOVE RE NOnTH KNIGHTS OF THR ¢ IN We can ser snd wh duh Bway Wiel with | © auc 1 yt proper to wall ‘ ie | abr ad noquared lun , tn » | rehe the streets the child. Tishe re nd influcr b ¥ moe r and windows wore he ie and wane 4 eat exertions tye | op Aeeathanat (iain The suevees Of toc Burternut tewed, bea thuly stare lai pha, why feaven! That we have fa our rn nt vere | ted we we to wealth » dare dg of nen who are ini be and | J or welz an Gy ONE & Cave, o j wis aised after bim of . ee ne wretch wl i jt re foiio Loot tions; and a shower y pein poop'e, that ita ps jjend ftw vec ; ee. NO one tha’! e riand why the Kus Milind. Ob 4 | tWENTY FULL-P lesioned by the beet artis At will sell pererer treason, |p coun! dwells in the heart of th wid PRICK, 5) CENTS. eo discount to the Trade, Travelling Agents, Th Dealere, | Avie at Dy Wall, post-paid, to eny addrean on Addte:m B. W. HITCHCOCK, nen 34 Gaal th Sav Lick, AVINGS, tor this book aud love of Ne, paused and wh ihe NooLe vibtail ¢ “ ‘ © MUUnY Of fuck youves als | © WO & bs Prouded In Coit ble ate te, on tine . ach epleadid buluitaed covessy mid tuliy sy Lutber mm ssiles fell around bim, Bome of the a a #6 runcorous of Lis persecutomy armed them. wives wits clubs aud ran after him breathing j threat& aud he was obliged to seek safety in flight. | By a circuitens ronte he contrived to get within bis }own gue, Trombl og frou hed te foot, be sought resuve ia bis own chamber, for his pursuers pro- | eee) to show further Cewonstra.ons of ther wrath, by olshoghs w.adows, and vowing wou e tap en.rince, sud drag bm from Ridugeplace, The sell woe ei!) ut hiswde, tre uster," be ercla med, “were it pot be truly hoppy: end bast | rttooTer me ¥ no voce save to ree | voris? FF , Inooker, can'st thou * Mohidh sf n bos banda and ' . figure with louthing, | Tn va.n cid be try to shun the seli—sleeping or Waking, it was ever by his side, If he stirred | abroad, the persecutions of the peasautry rendered bis Ife in rk ril; if he sought to sleep Senses into free fpaee by wine, When abaus 0 rem 4 cup to bi 8 eyes ence Nerd Eg he a was, pect sappiness from myself with the Powers of Carknose! I ape hermit emangs my Tee ore me my poor hui garmenta. When darknees was around, Hubert by hie stepa lowerds the he ge dwelling, A him, af before, ooo in portage over soline, “What more dost thea require, “that theu again disturbest my peace supplied thee with all thou didst wish ? pot contented 1" “Thou haat granted to Lg | nay, more than Tw ahed,"* replied Hubert, yet Iam not satiafed, “Take back thy wenllity take back thy monster, and mein retasn pow erty and content," “Dolt, idiot," eaid the can “woull'st thon again exist in rege wretebedness, Woukl'st thou reiing'ish all rehey werely because I have given peition oo th good fortune?” ‘. i wealla grander to me?" Hubert, “all my friends sion me—no one abare my prosperity, exeept this beted being, chugete meot ashadow ; whose worts are echons of ming owD, and whose aspect, theagd like to ming I revard with disgust and detestation.' Thou wastest breath in vain :" said the wizard, “3 have fulllied ihe request, ond it were as casy for vurse of the etn, as to troal ied ti dition, “Begoue } farther.” “Denon ae thou art," t ’ i Wretched mam “h thou no compassion must retain thy fate! rift at least let thie creature have words and actions aiffesing from mine eves if it thwart me in all my purposes, Let it be anys thing but an eco te mysel and I will bless “Hal cricd the wizard, ‘dost thou taunt me? Thou askest that and that along which te beyond ty akill te plush. Hence, mscreanty thy dvoun is fixed So saving, he stamped violent): onthe yround, and tustantly Hubert felt bi sized by invisible hands and borne away tb: the air with auch incredible swiftness that bis bras grew dizzy, aud bis senses fursook bim. When be recovered Irom the stupor ovcasioned by the rapid- ity of bis tight, be was reclining on # couch in an® of his own apartmenta an’ self till wae with hin. He wept in an anguish, “Miserable wre that I am," exclaimed he; “my happiness hopes are blasted forever: sorrow ie ty: here, and eterne! torture awaits me bi Leg A weary year wore away, and each dav did unhappiness of Hubert increase ; each day did hie hatred of the self wax greater, So miserable, lenerths becume his existence, that in an pierion he drew a knife from his girdle, ers * There ie but ove way to rid myself of thes, tested fiend, I will accomplish the deed, oF prinh Ww he rusted upon the self, and the glittering steel stink deep into ita bosom: at the sitpe rnoment its own arm wag raised, rg Be stroke as true another weapon clove the heart the il-starred Hubert! A loud crash was by the surrounding inhabitants, and when they looked to the place where the stately edifice had 6@ Intely stood, they beheld nothing but « f stones; from which clouds of dust, having tl averre!, @ sulphurot nell, arose in larg® columns, The b vf ate save roy authority, retnaius to this day, a record of the frailty of evdl possosions. vet Iu the morning, bundreds of people ey the tng boule n¢ traceds oti no vestige of the dwell! The fartaye was withered for u!les round, and leaves Lod fallen trom the trees shrivelled yellow, as it they bad been visited by ore | though it was then oaly the commencement @uroer, 1.0 above tale was told me by an old ed for ei man, at Heass-casse) ; and, when he finjahe oe, he read mealong sermon, by way of morals the gist of which wae iarhedl et seek baggy test » coukt only be required by dishonesty, ‘08, sail be, atrokinz his beard, and looking ‘extremely wire whatisvocover the devil's beck, always goes under his belly. 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