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be wondered at that New York should pay ite homage te Ruiorl, This has been done by al! classes, and Presen is aleost inmamerable have been semt in, 20 tha: ber reome at the Fifth Avenae Hotel mirht well pace for &@ conseryaiory of flow ers or @ per’umery depot, Madame Ristori is now about 4) yours of ae*, having beea born at Civiti di Vrnt |. Iuay. to 16/9. In atature she is above the weulum bacht aed hae @ meagnific mt face, cute whet slhimesa pair of g oriows brewn ve shaded by loug. rliky Ove-lesben, The o the head is rathe the severe Greek tr pet id wo. te with maeses of dark ’ on ia ceep olive, with @ ti and with elegant H certainly render Adelaide re dev an, Every movement and pose of the bety te em th i gress and fidelity, In 1946 Kieveri married a yee Marquis, whose name has yn aleve. but the 16 beot known by her *. Bhe is om thie sion tJaghter aged id, 900%, ond o arhmonie componr et « iter yes ° forty pereons, male aod fewale. bagegece of the proeare ol \pearel every - went sleng fincotbty® Om Wei. 7 me Rieter! and Hy took ® oe the Central e the beauties of which res eeu Yeosser- aneoses i acters, while is A Carp Dies rnom Frrowr,—Yesterday, Oeconer Wildey held an inquest on the body of Mary A. Raunders, agod 9 years, at Ne, 71 Attorney stort, ‘abe mother testified that om Hafurday night she was © costed and confined in prison a few hours. During or absence the clrild became much frightened, and or the mother’s return complained of pains in bor ehest, Bhe lingered until Menday morning, whoo wernvulsions ensued, which caused her death im « shorttime. At the post mortem examimation it was Smand that death was caused by congestion of the jet of * Death brain, aed the jury romdered « ve ‘Ime Rior Retier Foxp,—The Trustees of this fand intend te distribute om next Christmas Day €2,000 of acorusd interest. Five palicemen will receive $20 each, and ten policem reviplemte will be devigmated alvoers, wee by the Police Commis This fund raised by private enbscrip- a be annually distributed. TY hea 00, whieh is invested in Five- bouds. Mysrnrious Deatu or A Gamnier.—lv- ferveation was received by Coroner Wi dey, yester- day, that Thomas Newton was lying in a dangerous condition at Crosby suppo ‘that ho was ring from theeflectsef poiwon, ‘ihe Ceroner to the piace for the purpese of back lowton's ante mortem statemnost. but on ome) d died secon afte bad been Mag witha eCarty. Coro- on w an inquest to-cay, when the myomy wv be cleared up, Yue Busrarp Tovanawet:.—The 24th pepalar game for the Championship of the Cham- phous was played yesterday afiornven, between A. H. HMartison, Champion ef Missouri, aud Edward Dan- ‘ula, Cheanphon of Massachusetts ; 600 pointe up. At the close of the @ the score steed: Daniels 5172, Harrinom 346 ; hess runs: Daniels Té, Marrison 132; averages: Dauiels 16, Harrison 10. Foflewing Ae hg ig rei 9 game between Mr. laneien Alw © exhibition game, pash chet barred, 160 T al rote * vy Pheies and Cyrille Dien: won batter, The evening cane wes between Cyrike [> i) 9 Dion versace war 5 tiom game of Cmormeati, and J. Me AA points up woa by McDevit, ys re age by BO a oo, aebyals oe * bets ven Philip Tiesam, of “Cn Vrevitt, w Yori sme highest imming ° ‘loser 60. An exhibition ) een and Prerre Carme \ehewed, which was ©. won by the former. At ke close, the audi ‘ves eniortained with the erkibition ef afew faucy thos L 4 Mr. Pierre Carme, liose well-kn bow e bo} elicited the hearty applause of the large audi ence present. face ov Tammany HALt,—The old political qwigwam of the Deomocrais was ie have been sold by @eciiom leet week, ‘The sbe, bowever, was post: ovred, and it wasreporto. pestor lay tbat the build (eg vas purchased by the |’ rk Bank, at private sale, Uniom League Civn,—Last evening « re- ‘epiton was gives tea number of Boothern Loyal ‘ets, at the Union League Ciab Rooms in this city, poate 114. The reporters were on hii take wyings and doings, but Frack BE. Ho 7] them that it beiag the regular @re\iug, mo reporters would beadmiiet I’ of ime p ess,” ever, jos ned that anti ipee nes were made by Juige ilelsiand, of Le Giesra eres, Mo, Cel, Munt, Mo. Jie of lexas, Mr. Uirong, ef Mo, se't,of Tenn, After (he speochmaking ever, Ne vlub and their nests pa: wok of # coid coLation, 4 “icw Temperance Socrery,—The first ner'ieg Of @ mew regimentof the Cold Water er. to be called the Bt. Colembs Roman Catholic i mi ae between Sih an: oh Syeaves. oe rn y lety mie er the ne! 00d, ie beped that tue ranke of the imtant soclesy Le soon miled, Base BALL.—The match between the second ‘toe of the shooting Htar B. B.C. amd the first nime “the Sylvam Light B. B,C., at Fors Hamilton, on y, ulied ima Shooting Star victory by a sore of 3bie 9 Umpire, ef the Pacific &. B.C. Boore ee A Wampien game erday between the Atlautiec ¢ a the c 4b of New York, oo (he grounds of the erat Hoboken. A crowd vaiiously estimated at fioin { freen twenty-five ihousand witmessed the caine, Pat peewee im favor of (he Atiantica by @ scare 01 o Boarp or Hravrn—Leave ov ABSENCE rom Insyeorors—lisinveotion in WaeTouesten Co,—CHOLBRA BrATIOi Oy —RewovaL ov Dint FROM UWeLLInes—Caltias LY Tie Breeers, &,, do.— +be Board held a regular mertiog yesterday, Vith regard to (he refusal of the ¢. town, L, 1, to pay the expemses jucu:; the Liealth Sutloritivs, tho couuse: we the Board 1 omitted ar opinion te whecifect that the amount of apportionment could be included in the estimate ~~ Un the subject of leaves of absence the Sanitary Conmitiee reported as folows, 1. Inspectors musi dave the consent of the Snperimieudens or Assietant id provide a salimec.ory subsuiiuie ose. The Superintendent te re. yl pupen toes ab the next meeting of the Board. Aap A iesolution was adopted directing the fi puverintendemt, with @ trustwoithy (mepecto: clent force to proceed to Poricheste Morrieamia, and thoroughly disintec dl cleanse aces where cholera has ecemrred, and incur such “aye eas shall be found necessary im removing (he decmse, ihe report ef the Assis.ant Buserintendes showed ha) 20 cases of cholera vccurred in Biookiy ing soe pass week, oulof whicw 15 proved fatal nis rovurm included 6)x cases in the town of Fiatbaah vat of which ome proved tatal, Ordered ou file, Un motion the Buperientendent sad Assistant \eporlnten ent we.e authorised to disinfect, fumi- se end (horogghly cleanse a places in New York od Brooklyn, where choera ocearred during (be of New there by tank, * resolution w bral A the Pryeident, thorizipg @B appropriation o| Uy the clty View York, and ¥1,00v to vy, fox the pur of tnfercing ne dirt out of the houses, The I’reaident, im sappertin bis motion, ssid tha: Jadge Whiting bad promise to Cart away all dirt lent in front of houses om the sidewalk, Lleretotors over $1,200 was pad ford ing such dirt ou side the eity, and this exp Judge Whiting propored tosave the Board, Aft eme debeie en ainend nent was pieeed santo $1.06 end $6.0 1cepeciively fe Ap eambo ane tes ‘clock Pt, up te ome hour etier sums ise ; god ju droves ol mes more than 9 ca.tie, 10 bogs, OF [00 aheep. the Buperictendent’s report shows 459 reports of Inepoctors and Assistania received during the week, ei whice 413 were found correct, and 266 were we om warded tothe Attorney for embrace the usual kimds of Their re ors, The imint Ore received 174 compiaints from ol . Japt. Lord's Banitery syuad hed served 4:7 orcers for the abatement of uulsances, aed reported Ysi Previensiy se vod comphed wiih. During the week see of supposed cholera ve been examuned, TU reved rise. and of these 44 have died. and 224 We “ talued the heaviest joes Vals enuse Adjourned, Tor Lata Ancanunor Hvonns anv His Sierves,—A solemn Ligh Mass of Requiem was cole- brated yesterday morning, at the Charch of the Transfiguration if Mott street, by the Rey. Thomas Treemor, pastor, tor the repose the lave A shop and Mother Augela, weay pone: bie moipal at i) A me wearily two thousand boys and gir frome ef the alar, A large uumber slated. CmoLens Reronrs.—There were but seven cases reported yesterday and mo deaths, oxcept io the hospitals, where two oveurred, At the Bas Barracks, Mary Healy, agod 26. died, Bhe wase ¢ of Lreiaud, and for a at No. 41 Thomas street. Four pation die charged owred, aud one was aimiited. 1 remain im beepital 13, the Red Honse Hosp there wee admitted one decharged, Jo me Kennedy, aged 19, ae a0 adopted member of we Tooley tamliy, eof four persona, died. was the last mily, aud was buried yes erday meruing. benty on 11¥th sereet, near Fourth e@ out of the seven cases reported above oc- curred im Mulberr: He a} 35, 41 and 75, withim a radius of aleas ry) sand inafithy itien of the street. lhe other four occur ed ae ollows :—-Cue at 406 Wot b4ib sireet; one & Vonri atreot ; omo at 6T\m street aud Vib avenue, aud one at £74 Woes v5.h street. The tellewimg burial permits, mot previous'y re- ported, were granted » tday;—Jasou Bhepasire, axed 66, on steamer Frankiin, pler ii, BE. k.; ellen Carvey, aged 2, of B41 West 24sb sirect, THE OMOLBBA LH RROOKLIS. There was also one cave of cholera in Brooklyn, yesterday, mameiy, Coaries liafl, aged 64 years, re- siding ot 255 Wold street. Case critical, ike to al number of fatal cases during the week ending Sept 1%b wae 15. Reported 29; confirmed 49; fase: 1s; net feral 16, NATIONAL CATHOLIC CouNcIL.—Some few weeks ago, a c.:eular was lesued, calling together the leading representatives ef the Catholic Church im America, to meet a: Baltimore onthe Tih ef Ucto- berand te comtinue tor @ coupie of weeks, Arch: bisho rT base pose appointed by the lepe‘o tot this ucil ie to reguiate the to Baltimore, Tue SANTA ANNA Dirricucry,—The liti- tween (reaere) Sante Anna crt In whieh the Gemera! sought te lecover the sum ef » 714,000, has been, is is said, ami adjusiod, Svuicipe BY Snmoortsa.—Last evening, a German named Heary Stelling, reerding at oo Boyarad mireet, biew bis braims out with a single barrelled pra! 1 Joroner was notified, Fire ww Kasr 19rm Sraest,—Last evening, @ fire eccurred im the grate aud fonder factory ef Wm, MH Jacksom & Uo., No. 16 Eset 19th street, which resulted iu «damage of $800 to the sock, aud $60 to the building, owned by Mr. Gealet ured. THE COURTS. Hovowen Baw Faavp Caan.—Im the Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday, the case of Chas. L. Denman o¢ al agt, Christopher Logan and William Smith, ead Ame Meighan, came up before Jastice Sutherland. This case grew ouf of the recont frauds on the North River Bank of Hoboken. ‘Ine plain. tiffs eet forth that they had been induced to thew preperty te Hogem, fer which be hed given her. rtifice purporting to have been is were given om the luih of dante, Llegam aud Smith, the Bank bad failed om the 9th of cane The defendant, Meigham, 1s the present the preperty, it having been conveyed te an, Ou this stare of facts an inju sued restraiain: yndeuis fem pact erfe ith the property, uments! owner of her by ute Row ed iesvive the imjunction attidavite setuing terth iumee the beg ehaactor of the certificates, and al 4 abt fier hear. pas rerebsses the same fo good fara. ing argument (he Cours decided the motion, Nogire Exrkavtrion Cass—ALLeoae PLUNDER ine ov sue Paisonee wy U, &. Orviciars.—In the U. 8, Commissioners’ Office yesiorday, Commission. er Newtom presidimg,om metion of Memry D. Lapaugh, coansel fer the Prussian Gove: + the order tor Toul grantee by the Buperior + im the case of y Kippensteia Carl Neelte, was vaeated, and the cus ody ef the he: puly lesioner at the inevance of Mr, Lapaugh, who appeared before the Comumuasioner, and argued tho case om behalf of tho Prussian Gove nmont, put in evidence to sho: bat Noelie wasgulity of the alleged fo.ver es, aud eiurm to ihe custody ef the Prussian Beiore the argument was fuishes, Abimy guilt, aud give myecli up sore $S,0.0 to #10,000; that be bed been stripped of Siuostevery dollar during bie imprisonmen: he thateuch athimg could pot happen im Prussia t preoner, and tt gave bim pain te confess thet & thing could happen in this coumtry, Net becaure the prisoner ceserved anythieg, fer he desired wotbing, but becense justice uewands that the ends of thore whe are empioyed te carry out jus- the d in that way becom bi Umeuts im making should not be themse.ves the ineane of tak alms, whether i-gomen or otherwise, from poe pockets of those whe pou w fall ino ther ands, Counrexrsiting._Jobn Stewart was arralg 4 before U, 8. Commissioner Osborn yesterday, charg ed with dealiag im counterfew money. An officer who is in the sec service division of the Treasury Departinens, testi d@ him #100 in counter ieit bills and e Du pomised bim more subse siled wo do eo, n a imtent to Pass, Ufty commeeriolt ouc doar, and nine. ty-eight counlerteig two dotlar grceavacss. Atier taking comsiderabie testimony, the case was adjeuru- eduntil Chureday wext, im order that « witness, samed “acksinith fom," who bad bad transactions with accused, might be produced, Tus Nagau Bank Derarcation—Heavy Barr The order of arrest was yesterday granted by Justice Suthertand of the Supreme Court, against George H. Briggs, the defautting cashier of the Nassan Bank, inacivilaction, The ball in the caso is fixed at $90,000, Count or Grnvaar Sxestone—In this Court yes N bard, b Su . Cotta Kelly, pleaded guilty to graud lareeny, and was senieuced to state l’rison for three years. Polton Events Yesreepay.—James Sullivan wes arraigned before Justice Dowling, charged with having, on the 9ih of May last, Knocked down and roboed Joba Macliffe of agold wateh. Committed for oxamiuation........Henry W e before Justice Dowling < sto.0n @ quantity of wearing appare! and ethor ars cles, frem persons boarding at the Metropolitan Hotel. Comuitved for examination It is ead ive secesed bas commi similar robberies at the House ead the With Avenue ioe | Breokliyn, LAMeENTABLE ACcIDeNr.—A terrible car. accident occurred om Wednesday afiernoon, at Success Hill, some five miles from Jamaica, L. 1, by which Col. Alfred M. Wood and bis wife, and Mr. Henry Harner and bis wife were very seriou iy in- ‘s injures are of » fetal character, Li appee Woo! purchesed a new term, and tue part rte out tor sd ive, Ua reaching Suc cree il the hoiers to k fright ame became wu n eabe. Mr, Wood, who ba ft was thrown ¥ was picked up quite as disciosen the his exull hopes of bis recovery lawyer, and & resident He went with bia wife to visit Mr Wood's pace a few since. ‘The ladies were cut and bruised ima territe mau ber, and Col, Wood was also seriously injured, hie face being cut eo badly t be may be disfigured ior cked up aad taken © they were iecely- adance of several eu: ACCIDENTS..At an early boar yesterday ® man named John Dailey, residing as No. oO North 60h street, FE. D,, was rum dows by a Green- nicar, in Piret street, near South let, and very ly injured, s Martin, the drive: of the car which ron oown ey, siates that he did not see bim watis ater the accident cecarred........A0 6 Vednesday wight, « wowan named 0, residing at No. 91 Maraball sree, B.D, was severely burned uy the explosion of « Reroseuc lamp which sme was filling. Bee may re- cover, Mixed Up Leve Matters. The Pitteburgh Gaserrs, August 29th, contains the following + About two years since a wedding took piace at the office of Alderman D nalison, and a wealthy old ~them residing in @ bus- possessing Gam of sweet sixteen, After enjoying the sweets ef cunnubial felicity for tho Une! apace of mx months the aged bridegroom died, leaving ‘js youthful par.uer the snug euro of ton thousand dollars, Boing very fond of pay- lug visita te the rural districts, ae well aa to the areve of ber dear ceparted, she frequent y had receurse to the livery stahlie of Audrow Jackman for the purpese of hiring vebicie. Here ® young man named Clay Crider, w engeged Ly Mr. Jackman in the capacity of « room or driver, At the lady's wwo request, Jrider always took charye o: the team when she went out. A a time ey became lati. mate, then affectionate, aud finally « young widew threw bereell im the arms of the “Mackey,” Su declrred the full measure of her pas sco, Avciber marriage ceremony took place ia the dingy office ef Aluerman Donaldsov, on the Ovm day of last January, and Crider became the lawful suscesser of Burns, not only in the affec- Nous of the lady, butalse im the management of Ler property, Everything glided smoothly with ‘vem for a time, until the father of the bride learned that Crider had left @ wile and two chi’- dron in Geityaburg, After investigating the re- por!, @ud being fully satisfied of i accuracy, be repared te the aiee of Alderman Douslison, waere be preferred a charge of bigamy «,@ 5% the Lusbaud of his daughter, Crider be«me coxnizant ef this matier, aud ere be could be ar- rested Letled from the city. Meresurmed on Bat- urdey, however, and on Menday was ar. esied by Ofer Barber, who, ot hie request, conveyed Lim to toe home of Mra. Crider, Alleghany City, He implored her to furuiem the mecessary bail, but she only laugted, aod chucking kim playfully uo- der the chin, bid bim go to the Penitentiary jike a turned from her diavusted, in two he was comsigmed to the County Jail MARINE NEWS, Bopt 14 6. rises, b 39; 3. vote, 6 1; hb Water,morn CLEARED. fTFAMSHIPS—Kijlen A. Terry, Newbern; An- \hracite, Philadelphia; Gen, Barnes’ Bavanosh; Ker West, Key Wess, Aberdeen, Acapulco; Albemarie, Savannah. R1G8—Gertrade, Bio Janeiro; Gilbert Bent, St. Jobo; Pieetra, do; Sarah Elizabeth, New Flaven. SCHOONERS—Porto Plata, Bt, Tiouss; Me Belie, Amherst. 4 ARRIVED. STEAMSHIPS—Niagara, Richmond and Norfolk. SHIP —Narragancetés, Marmiia, from BARKS —W. Williamson, Front Pukiventacnant Bern Bermuda; Exoslsior, 4 G8—Leona) r ; Excelsior, do; With Mary, Rio Jane.ro.” si i SCHOONERSB—J. Birdsall, Virginia; Ira Bliss, #1 yanash; ©, Deanis, Georgetew Bos\ou tor Albany; Wm. te Moimes, Baager, N.C. Paina, Too Late for Classification AS A HOOF O[NIMENT DALLEY’S GAI- nic Horse Balve is uuequaied. Lis popularity i ily tecreasing, as it cures evoryguing ib pide 0. Walls, seratches, sores, 1 and brui- ses aresafely nad rapidiy cused @. Bold v7 ail druggists, and as ihe dep, 49 Cedar street, ew York. 416 BES1 CHEAPEST and MOST DURABLE, ie BRIEST’S (Instantaneous) UAIR DYE, It le pew a Know edged by ail 10 be the STANDARD DYE OF TUE WORLD, and ie used iu preference to ali ethers, because it DOKS NOT iniuse the Hairor skin, bus changes @tey clair tom Lesutiiul BLAOK of BROWN, Lt can be had of all Druggiets at FIFTY CENTS VER BOX, General Whelesale Agent—C. N. CKITTENTON, bixih avemeo, cer, fourth, t whom all orders shonid be addressed, bio T° CONT RACTORS—SEALED PROPO- . alr, iudorsed “ Preposal for Embankment,’ une of bidder and date ef its offering, a 1 o'clock A. M., Seprem Ww. for the mb (of about 40 cubic yards of ma the sorsb side of the old receiving re- servoir im Central Park, Forms, which m in ali eases be used for the bids, amd all necessary infor- motion, cam be obtained as the otlice of the chief engineer, THOMAS STKPHENS, ROBERT LL, DARRAUH, A. W. CRAVEN, Croton Aqueduct Beard, Office Crotom Aq uct Departmeut, Bep- tember 12, 1566, 847 RULY WONDERFUL—A YOUNG LADY whose iace had been eadiy disheurod with pimp ies and eruprt aud @ hed tried many ot the articles edvertined without relief, wae advised by « lady trieud wo try the BALM ot WHITE Lil- ali saps of eruptions bas tet het thee, sest reeasced sens of eruptions her render her skin as soft and as smooth as an infants, This excellent preparation 's eae of tho best and nist cooling ariic os in use, ane cannot be excelled in all cusee of Tan, Sumbu: Pimples, Biteies, dec. To be had ouly us 46 Somh Second st, beget ercoveg tr] aud 9! Righth ave, N.Y, Price 3b cents per botie \ ANTED—CaP MAKERS AND HOOD flushes; alse operators oo Wheeslor & Wilson's Mmachioes. Any one baring 8 weciuse of their own cap take quilting ous, _ Bt Broadway, Up stairs. S54 aking SHAPPING. (RPOOL — THE FIRST QTEAM TO LIVERPOOL oO 8 te ‘others & CO, 56 Bouth street, 861 STEAM FROM AND TO QUEENSTOWN w AND LIVERPOOL every WEDNESDAY end BATL kbay. Bloerage pacsage »» $30, Currency, Pamage be the Old Bisck 5S ar Line of Packets, Remittances te Ireland, Appiy to WILLIAMS & GLION, 29 Broadway, b5 GTEAMSHIP LINE TO AND FROM Liv: ERPOOL, DeLAW ARE, PROPONTIB, BOsPAOKLS, MELITA, GAMBIA Cab'n Paasage $100, Btesrage 750. biom Liverpool or Qureastown $55, Payumo lu ourreg y. Drafts for £1 und upwards, payBbie im all parts of Great Biiva lie and, y ous OTL, BBQs. 6 CO, 06 Routh o, PACIFIV, Danghters to eell! ‘They com more money then I can tell; Daughtere wo eel)! Hore's my fine German, Tiel D nce like h U. eos out your Here's a nice wife for a rich young D.ughters to well! POETRY. Daaghters to Sell. Daughters to sei)! —_———_—_—— Thetr education has b en first rate; Wiat wealthy young nolleman waotea mate? Tue, glug like hightiogalcy plsy as well, Daug ters to sell! ughters, my daughters, ob | d French the: know, lyp' parton Daughters te se.) | Bewutiful deughters dark and fair! Fa he tressure to suit » millionaire, Or fit to pair with any duke's her At @. George Church by Hanover Square. Hoy | you that i» iordly mansions dwell, Daughters to #1)! Daughters w eell! Ruy rev dear daughter! Who wantea brite, That can give ber s carriage and horses to ride, Sand am opera box for bis fancy's queen, Aud be end of acres of crinvline. Ever new furniture, jewels and plate, Ai forte of servants upou ber to watt Visite to Paris, Vienna and Rome, Tn short, al! suas she's been brougnt up to at home. Here are fake for your money—if out you caa shel My daughters to sell! My daughters to sell! Queen Mary's: Cross. — Historians allow such latitude to their !magina- tlong, that we are more certain of truth from those of aneient date than from the modera writer who se.ects his materials, as Voltaire werrily said to Underot, to suit bissystem. But im speaking of Queen Mary, we find the most candid simplicity snown by Holinished. ‘For,' says he, ‘when leaving her own eountry she was nourished as ® banished person; and after fortune began to fatier ber in that she was bopoured with # worthy mar- riage, it was in truth rather e shadow of joy tothis queen than any comfort atal!l, But beneficial aa- ture bad endowed her with » beautiful face, wel! composed body, and excellent wit, a mild pature, and a good bebaviour which ebe had artificially furthered by courtly education and affible demean- our, Whereby at fires sight she won unto her the hearts of most, and confimed the love of her faith- ful subjects’ Heary Stewart, the cousin and busband of Queen Mary, bas left, in bis example, «lesson worth the study of later princes. For with an admirable person, an excelling grace in ell courtly exercises, and © rare portion of the age's best learning, failure in those more] duties, which men have agreed to call trivial in themselves, was the bight and wreck of Lis prosperity. But his greatess crime Was that he lived in times when every nico offence bore Its comment among three parties, each mortally adverse to the other, but equally eager to debase the Stewart family, Hoe was the blossom of adesaying tree, and perished not so much by his own canker as because the stem he grew on gave him no support, Whether bis jealousy of an Ital- jan menia) was natural, or excited by one o° those treacherous parties, is under the veil of time long past, but bis tragical end was of more benefis to the friends of Mary than to her enemies The charge of murdering ber husband appeared eo atrocious and improbable, that more credible ones were passed overand forgotten. Houry Siewert is said to have been strangled witha napkin after lingering {n slong !|!ness; and his body wae found at some distance froin the house he had inbabitod after ithad beem blown up. In this transaction there was such needless aud outrageous exposure of gulll, that Mary's advocates were very well able te rest their defence not so much on the improbe- bility of ber connivance at her husband's death as on the wanton absurdity of the deod itself. They alleged the erait and ambition of ber !Ilegi- timate brother, the furious and busy real of the new party inthe church, and the gracious heed- \vaeess of @ generous woman educated in an easy court, as the true causes of the libels stirred up egainet ber. It was tooeasy te fiudevil motives for those who misjudged ber conduct, and they wisely left the conduct ivself undenied, But the talents and the graces of Mary were not enough to guide ber through the labyrinth of sueh entangled politics. Bhe threw herself into the bands of the Lord Bothwe!l, ® mobleman whose character seems tohave combined al! the levities of ber firss busband with the fler eness and fraud of of ber reputed brother. telle us of fesiivivies and mock home; thie politician contrived to teed ber vanity while he held ber im his to: open, and genereus by naiure, Mary 1 to to romst threats and bribes fiom the prrty mies, buts! e was noton ber juard against the erie of pretended friencs, During ber remdence at the Lord Bothwe! casile, her ere i.cessantiy beguiled by solacing deciar- ations of attachmons to Ler cause and person: and her eyes Ly the pageant spectacies arranged to Waste her ume and Gegrade Ler character, Baedid not wee her shackles wil they wore rivetied, and Both- well insisted on a recompense for his zeal not leas than the esutherity of @ husband, Mary found | ous. | herself compe!led to yield it, and to make this des- pe te man, from whom doe bad gained nothing uta short period of alee cemtor:, ihe master of herse!/ and her destiny. Thia wa triumph of the faction woo had ployed b and thus by deceying inte # shameful ajlia with one uf ber busrand's suspected murderers, they at once pigperes and just fied her total ruin, beu Mary bad degraded Lerseli Ly this alliance, the mebilisy openly castoll ther allegiance, But to procure from ber tse surrender of ner crown, which was their secret @im, it was neediul w de vide ber from Bothwell, who would net bave part- ed wilingly with the prize he bope to esuare. ‘Lherefore ove of their number was deputed to make overture of submiseion, provide. abe re- pounced ber second husband ; aud Mary, rendered timid and loebie by error, fell into this third snare, and comminea berseli on their Own terins into the bands of the conielorme nobles. Ediuburgh bad declared fox t.em ; and thither, with a semblance of respect ana grautude, they Conducted a priecess who Lad Leen in legs thea two years twice a wile, if Bothwell could be called her hushand after law. lossy divorcing the mother oi bis only son, Tue queen's procession through Ediaburgh to Holyrood was thronged as usual with gezers and followers; mor was the #roug influence of her enemies sufficient to suppress or contro the sccls, mations sao always excied. (n this eccasion she rode on ene of her fvourne pallreys devked richly with gilver fringe, and her vei of embroidered £8079 bung ever Ler face eueugh to tantalise wiih. Out disappointing curicaity, A woman of ordinary taleuse Would have attem picod to iuterest the popu- lace by reiiremenut, mourning weeds, ands face full of sadness; but this jriscess, aciiag on princi. ples of surewdor policy, tox care to preseut ber. self among her suemics With an espe even gayer sad re siiumng then usual, ble bad ia her train the best accoutred nobles of ber court, and Ler tirewoman had poglecied nothing to adorn her reon, Crowds of neo, women, end children, poured from every wynd in the cisy, and buog in clus @ra on the houssiopa to seo what reseilied more the pageant Of s triumphant sovereign than a suspected aii degraded widow's. ‘the .fMability and tue copii og carelessacas of Ler demeanour, ul it did pus ug sVince her euemiesof Ler InMLCELcE, bad as leas: charm of an implied reliance on thelr marcg, 4 tow of 2 mort aptiere ton's house in Fdinbwrgh; aod while from bis balcony to throw larpess subjects, a troop of wimen eame to kiss the of ber mantle seithung « anil to lay pevten echer fee:, Ths Lori Aho!, or es othere aap Kirkaldy of @ .oge, took up one, ofereu Ly the meacest of the croip; and whee the noise of the rebecks coase!, (he queen ba’e him continue the muse of her people hy Abetis f the'r addreames to her, He opevet, and opening the fret he had taken Up, found it in the form of this letter :— ‘Tarver aed good queene, 'Thie cometh fre’ one PLO sehetbe ron all helth and jete ispemich as youre joe mach om ote sh Grivved and dented wives, For if your mejestia an be thus gieesome aul praised by loyalie foul, thare is ne airesese or misused Woman who not claim to be thocht gullelesa, and bear an open fue a! places. Therefore I prais your gout MM joatie to inake known how mocue how jong Womynkinde may suffer and bow ibey may Syoue whhou'en blame, ‘biel rather aske Han Praie, for if our queene teketh from usihe marke sud stamp of whet ie fitung, It Leasemeth ber te ive us a new order for our Kullauce, lest there be Doe that kuow what is hoseor unhotie,—Your mont fayre and royalie sel hath bad a nobyl! hue baad of whom his evernies slo onlie that he show. ei the symnes of a free end bouvinul nature; which if im hyrome tuoy needed such desde rebuke, need it sito in a wyfe and a queens: Your Majomtie bath taken awaie from patient .ud meek bt he the glorio of meekaeas wad tho recompense Of @ praised nome; luasiuuche a6 .4 now seomesk betior to bo brave in aspect amd laboralle in court- sie, than to ve an unsolled neme and quiet bomesead, Lrercore {s befittech your Mujesue to provide means and loigement for free-Loarted Wyves, lest not bavinge mche apparile awd rare beauiie they may fal] into contempt: and that brav- erie be scoffed at in ughness apda bath praisein b ‘ browlery royalle eelf compel! th ren who stand a cigbte-baad judwe ef ther wyvee nad as ttbath please’ them to judge their m! and if peradventure tuere be ove of them whe hath a nephew riven of bis birturigbt and bs Mo- their's good uame, let him not tread on Loth because itis bis will to Leheve a lonelie and weak woman hath bad (it may teyeuch to agivings aeare Lut Com Ne accidents in your good majeatie, Nor'et this be bevause ib cometh fre' one who bath uty for by those ac- worthie to compare with your mu fll repuce there's ne we, sith your good self bearein tteo lighthe; avd if the truth bein ', there is sill ewil, as bate been proven by the Muu.e that see nonein your Majestic, and by yeurown high grace aid fevour © him who bath caused these mirchances to his Poor wy'e aud your liege servante, ‘Ann Bormwait,’' Kirkaldy of Grange, to do him justice, was con- founded and amazed at the uneX}*cted contenta of this letter, Ho ceet an indirect glanve at the Earl of Morton, who stood, favoured cy bis low ire unobserved bebind the queen, His sinimer eye gieamed at once with bienstural delight in sarcarw, aod with he hope of building Lis own triumph ase lidertineon the queen's abssement, Hut Mary read th of both bercourtiers;and taking her som James then litte more than a year old, into her arms, she beckoned the bringer of this bold leer towarie the balcony. Instead of skulking among the crowd, the person who bad debvered it stood atill firmiy in ber place, with her garmonts muffled round her, but ber bead 1 covere:,except by @ widow's curch Mary fixed her larae biue eyos ou the stranger; sud putting a cross of Jewels into her infant's hand, said, with that eveet smile which paluters and historians he ved to imagine,j' Petitioner, Waing left to give, bus her son promises by w cross to amend ali tainga' The unkuown woman looked up, and at the same duatent the lithe privee dropped the crores from bis bends into her bosom;oo which she bowed ber head lowly, aud aaswered, ‘My benison on ye! The cros# is 4 corfo.ver, aad the red rose and the thisile may knit together round it,’ Mary Was no stranger & Karl Kothweli's Mivorce from Ledy Ann, She looked carnestiy as thie straege and tne@nly dressed woman ; aud was «ur- prised to see boauty vot luferior to herewn, Tbe joomy Earl of Morton suulod at the blush of ane and remorse whch reddened Mary's brow, and withdrew her from the gaze of the crowd; the just that ever bebe beriu Eijiaburgn ae their queen, Semething more thas twonty years passed be- tween thie period ard the time of Ma. fasel tris, Her long absence and imprsvnment bad mollified her common evemies; the regent Kash Mor on ha Shed by assassiuaiion; Buchanan was wo more 1 the tlame excited by sueir seal nder tie usual influeuce of sng interests, But oi all the pard- shat imaiovined ber innocen none wore Lore # renu,us toan the uucle aud broiber of Lady Aan Bo.twell, tue divorced wife of the ruimed aud ex- atriated Earl, O. tueir ex's late they chose te QoW nothing ; it was belevod she bad withdrawn lowe ome of the tew Coureuts will.» existence, aed ber infant som bad Leen ear of uo more, For- saken sudd sulerte, this unhappy boy would bave had few wu. i notice ‘rom the family of proserived fal » &.¢ bis qiother seize. the aifocdeu by ber aivurce, io weurp the hould bave been hie irtirighi, Ihe Lie tue queen's cross and advised hin Wo assume a name ives Lael, (To be Cortinued. 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