The Sun (New York) Newspaper, December 6, 1866, Page 4

the latter grose and materia! ded him inte theas tw given over to tho ‘lor 4 of medicine swho could agre ther was to intrud ral successive atepe shepriatre, of th I the complex ¢ magination and reason ng Was prod Manding of the laws Hounds of 181 wad rovered yesterday by Assistant Tra Van Wyek. The following which the frand was utter and the man: The following In answer to this, a hay calle f anybody att came, however, aad a barg.i Was sont with of the bill je with the bo; ® messave to the “that the room would be a Were two men ia the room, Wh pent bin to Jersey City for a letter. | boy was to receive 03 rents on a dolla ouporie purporte Pleting the purchase, the coupons Were a: e they Were pr4 but after a very close in I that they wer to the Sub Tr Vie ts the beat pparently vieing with to who slull be first to ate At either heaty Ntnoat reticence ix mn nebody's works « ed, the when nnd the how of are earetully Mey aay the ( aud, with the es Kelley and on hous with aay a arrest of Steph in Varia, whit Mis speedy release His proots of Mla} at ty Tne spears np this eity with to their experioney Bosny om Chey NOT AS HAD 4s arsof the under t Sandy Hook ter appeared sof Corporal 1 were on yes d down Broadway t donth Ferry, Woy the regina escort duty Exeotion oy Commaypen ov tre Tarn | BRIGADE. —Agreeable to an riers of the Lat Divisivn N.G. 8. | & tuned hy ¥, au election ruer of Broadway | #4 Quali PM on the | far of contirming the non ith oF the presout mont Equat Ruane Rights Assoviat series of mnvotings, at the Co AMOCIATION.@-Tho Equal | First DistrictJohu Otwrsan. xd da my will hold their tir at of w Henr Tae CHanors Aagiear Comtnot neNsAN—Fountt Day—Tho investigation of the chargos against Controller Brennan was continnod ye anor Sedgwick Measra. Braily and Law: | appeared for Mr Drennan; At General Ub and Mr No | part of the Siate, aud Mr, Daly reprosented Citizens’ Aasooiation Jupar GILMERT DAW first witness called. Mo eaves of the suits wrising from the 4 te during mavaralty of Hon, | it Fernando W the judges fea: 1 ire elec the part. of Co Ilawea The city Hall the ey ee heard of the arbitrationin Wood against the city until he read 1 in the | ¢ the present ht a against: Mr Wood’ w eflect a compromise; the # the Street Commiasione the judgments wi tof erroned masenide f econ ol fr settled; thought that Controller Brensan is rutin art of the city; W ny of d thiscity; am ap Al to xa) 8. Pant actical a ine into the avatem of £ practiced at the Controller's ofl Thwaitated at first, but anbscquently asa obtained from lawyer MeK paper reforring to the le of Central | ¢ Porky Additional Fond Stock ; on exn order; in looking at the original bide it, there was a diserey S Doty, wid made id for my services ¢ lation; knew Mr lire dou those investi: | enti ma anxions to To Mr Doly—The purpose of investiga: | next ace only as to form: It was contived to | to may that the prais Contral Park atock and new Court) House; | characteristic " yhave n knowle Atory wun of John B. Derelin.=Was ( during 1863, 1864, wa of the office aro tot e general law as of the | w tter of arbitration ta th vita, the with vent of the w vd | A the atnount to Mr. | fu Vs counsel, Mr. Shea; Mr. Hackett was present at the arbitrati M0) waa appropriated by th ture towards cleaning the atres Legs only have th: no one would take acon: | we ght t neihility and hy the firet thi lous was to to workiusn wlio had beet om ing the atrowta; for th drawn and disc y should ast loyed clean | as | Mr | ty on th oncnurred inthe arrange etl witness © { Drought hy Me ail eugayed nn pale wabfares the to the work managed the reetiy, only avin notes other than the Hiewed tho thr ti | Ga far Pat OO} for wa but have no distine ite net. | 1 ut Co Fields had his | mi ontioe; Mr, Piolds wax sod P80; don't know that he he vtice rthe city dar at tiv, nit the tine the condaet of t 4 was w violation of t Mr. Palmer, by the notes, wa Vuted for the “nunerone workn only aubsti no | atidavit of th rnued the w nt be velin, nat tho Con. | Sh to divisio eat 02 these | | explained that the charges | the novel 4 against Lim were not wit nit heard before the Governor missed) | render the part Feat mony of ex Mage Opdyke: —Was May. | Wal or ot New York frou 1M yk & statement ction | 8¢ with the origin of the committee for the | the mucewodting | life und Lief of dratted 1 | one for obtain 0 eubatitutes, which a ally appeared am Saturday asgiven'by Mr. Blunt.) Believed ‘the city | th was tinder Lasting: tor his conduct: durin ivate obt cept fro Haval enliatments, recured through Mr, | 4 resular wlong to the wane political | tilesioners know: | in Mutherry treet win the Coutroilera | C Wants de not vl aty' with Mr. Brenuany have lovtae of the transact itis duo to th iy manageneut ity of wine He; lwayn found ¢ CAiMICiL aisl in may cited the wetion of the Sriking Fait Com ein taking the | o{Vock Additional Fund Stocle at avers price of bids aubuaitted a rather sage proceeding (Mr Lyoos was rooted, bat bis testi hy was only explanatory of what he hid pre: Siously given. The additional tacts etiutod | that he had i tnoueys fer politi has boon in the Coutial (eight years iow.) but nowe for Persoual purposes of Mr. iounan) pn will he vonsinad this morning at ton o'clock he Bovnp or Keveaioy. An A How PO RSIHNG 6 Senor Hot Aven tox vow Bein Sat anti, Bom 1 Tho Bourd met at 3 o'clock Laat ev MeLoan, the Dees tion was received from the Schoul Oitiveraad tho Putth Want axking | of ther \ iation of R507 for furnish. | reliet Primary School House ti Veatey ' red to the Committee oh ates 0 A communication was received trom the Vocal isiatant tonchers asking in y receive SO) aud & wd | The conamunir Commttos on Teachers, CUUIMIHICHLIO Was recelved from Bro eral Molimeaua musk sting the Bose be apnoiut ek for the purpose ot investigating tice wasity aad f A resolution wis presented to inquire into the proprioty. of abuisht moral tk ishveutin the Remate and Primary Depart wonts. Returred te the ¢ too on Taaolers, | Absolution was doped transterriig Uy venur Bund ot the Colle. ie | of the City of Now ¥ r that th Wmay be app increas of Court the Library of asid College, in. ave Host of the late Heth Grosy chor mittee on Elections, Hy-laws ations, reportod a resulution Ma the or The € on Hofman of the tuilow a men aa © of Common dl spree Vice. dd do. Alived Sloore. tty a WOK. Brinckerhot, oth d chard ¢ | Fellows. Gch do, Thos. J. Mall ith do Jao S. Tieton, Whied was adopted, aul AMUSEMENTS. ‘The Mayor, wan tried before nn. The plaintiff on tho 13th of July, 1863, fell among riotors who took him amid threats of hia valiso which ho valu aped with hia life, and brought suit againat ity for his proporty. insurance, The origin is mupposed to havo boon from accident, Passexouns Retieven or rite =—Mr. Charles Hold ifteonth atroet, Now York, reported at the Station-house on Tuesday night, that while riding in a Hatnilte nue car, near the forry, h picked of n wat ATR =! AMSAT NE Turning novels toto dramas 1, Miss Olive Logan eh wm very good thy lead, and has tho Broadway Theatre a play founded upon a book which a fow n ovory boy's hands mode, and is for th mate from and out | Wilkio Collins of that name, is to bo gatherc ronal viekenoe, residing at No. 78 erday before Commis. | all the fash 434 Procinot y. | write hie olaim with in 4 on the | produced at refused the City « valued at $), an, named McLeod, residing at 44 pocket picked of m @ while riding in, Sackett etreot car the same evening. No arrests were made ‘Tne Recext OctRacr rox THe SewtNo x.—Tho three young men, mack, Monaghan and Quion, under arrest of violating the persons of the in North Seventh Violating the Bee | tion Laws —Ofticer Peter Jule, . arrested George Thompson for attempting to vote illegally at tho 6th elec- tion district of the Sth Ward. tated to the Inspector of RES WANTED — TO OPERATE: of & romanc PT ASTERERS—4 08 WORKMEN lection that he North Moore atrect, but the that the prisoner d dwolt at No 7 thore being two roller | men of the ni fair friends other ia dark. and b threo sowing women Allan, tho dark, street, E. Don Sanday morning 1a » for trial before Justice 1 1 Wm, McCabe on ANTED TO RENT IN| WILLIAMS. pted to vote ille. tion district of the oth Her the name of John Whitmory, pored to dwell at No. tix alleged that the prisoner dwelt at No, 7 Deabtosses stroat, rreat he confeased his cer alan arrent the charge of havi crowded with the friends of the priso and their alle ere Jorn hy every judg: | Allan Av and le or teversed ; knew. of | aflait of contae ng paid by Mr. Wood to | his cradle against a grew out of | Bate. ha # Cantroveray ; | which the opening of 6 net anid on ne: | tween th n tho. trial; | eat ne a matter | virgs ne: | whi D Bir. Devlin that the cases wero | pho tnd den of the nam Lad too many scruples about settling | quently the. Wiekedl n—Keaide in | heart and wuntaut; was | but as he uit of » love | in court, but failing to i He has boon warned fr ack, ho was’ dischary han was not re: in were remanded until this i ra will be allowed rooms thle ruing during the the friendship, tand ho and ae h poll district Is, of the oth Precin risonor, charged him with pre ave been registered trom Ni ‘erence Brani, An, oth Ward, Of hate of a wicked Allan the fair, Horse Thieves tx Fivenixo, I. L—The stable of 6. F. Franklin, Flushing, waa bro- ken into on Tuesday night, and Laan ofa ANTED—HANDS TO MAKE ee | as alleged, voted iilegi istrict of the Lith W, hia namo as Robert Grant, 196 Mott atroot. kan did not reside at 190 Mott atreot, he, | | as woll ax his fellow prisoners, were | wp for trial by Juatice Hogan, who also mitted Henry | Hickey, who, 1s charge a, ¥ ing ANTED—TWO, GOOD COACH BODY hy and one on ener Bieeiematt ie ty wen Sat (abe ANTED — 3 thies upon Alla end ia rich, abo offered for the appro f the thieves. THe Forry-Srventit Reormest Prom, menade concert of the 47th Regiment, at their armory in Fourth Jaat night, waa largely attend. ed. by representatives’ Irom. the, different military organizations of New York and he whole affair was w oneral satisfaction to ed assemblage. nx Court Hovar, GOOD TRON RAILING finubers at $34 South Lot wt, Willame A illegally at w ship | Out iret of theoe nam ining | atrawn 4 peing his own books} found that evervthing was in | however ANTED—A MAN WITH A SMALL at enn 4 trom #% t po ort ot WANTED-« 4 ine re ia npt an ac Hof any of th parties to it which invites acenes excite a ceny. —Charlotte Schloter yen if Chas, Strausser, yin the | way caused the arrest NERR AT 166 RAST dling wood Lissa daaaen | ad A movement has been inaugurated by the Board of Supervisors, in view the purchase of the lots of Jdings thereon.on either aide urt House, and throwing it into au js is deemed necessary, in tte and wubsequently obt voroe from her, was in her empl averred, on TH uel, which the AUCTION NOTICHS, ais AT AUCHION IN Welongs to the dramatiat— urbs the courts, ist’s commit roller's | The play as produ emeut, bot as ade it that touches the n the collar, “new serney. Thwatesixe Live.—A man named Joho ing at No. 149 Morg ity, was arrested yesterday by KER'S ie THIS DAY, nY elem 3 tho aympath: heart, none that sand will not hold th © street, Was com aterday morning, short Hasbrouck had only thing that atraordinarily principal par character is after the proj arrived from Albany, tw: anol at her dock, foot of Roach atreet, N. R,, and atole two valuable ooate fro room of Mr, Seley B. tho passengers, and a resident of Catskill ‘Tho thieves, however, were arreaed before aking their esoaj was recovered, ‘and William ‘gu re committed for trial iu default of 1, by Justion Hogan Brutally Assaulted. — morning, as Dr, Win. Massoy, who d Union Square, was returning homo, he was and knocked down at the corner of Skd atroot and Lexington gang of ruffiaus, who beat tho unfort physician about the hoad most unmereifully took to flight on the approa was removed Hellevue Hospital, where he received proper A Tailor in DiffPulty.—Charles Moyer, a tailor by ocoupation, was yeater ed betore Jnation Hogan, | the theft ofa quantity ot linen and cutton nods from Augustus Vorck, Hight he ing to take the life of his step-daughter, When taken into custody at his house, Flinn became furious, attempt- it the complainant, and repeat Constab'e Onslow was un- the handouts, t from violen im of Mins Ciwilt formed. ‘PAWNBROK ER's SALE —R. FIELD, Be ‘Selagk. at ‘aR Cha nae who is porsonally moat ically moat weak ilt'at her handa, ia m paste dor the necessity of appl but the prisoner did no until his wrists became badly Incerated. The acoused was taken before Justice All and held for trial, Lrapivo 4 Woman Astrar.—At 2 o'clock yesterday morning, @ young man named Philip Caffrey was arrested in Jersey City gharged by ® Mrs. Ran- ray and using in- on the part of the | tine, sucooeding in is too Lith —she never seems in ‘da is pre-ominently # tragedy can- Baderslething. quite iaaksu sheets, CSW & JoaiMbeos, $4 bash Win" “commence ' with othe | in this performance, although we wouder the city cleaned; | at her want of ¥ arrearages | not profou | Twas too young to notice it, The lessor parte are by Officer Rebill dolph with leading her nage toward he Dloody minded | long to Jan the dark, was too tien of the Tvede, By or ir, for that viel auperatitions character; and Mr, Stoddard and cast-iron, nted in the city, asked wet hor to Railroad avonne, Caf. uct hor thither, but # ulleged, in another and thon, as charged, made ting proposals, when meetin, Yesterday, the Armadale will be | mitines on. Natur: evening Mr. E Broadway aa tas ¢ il be cleaned: recol: | playe iteoker | day port is wt charged with | the City Prison AMUSEMENTS. RAND FaIx AND. (YESTIVAL witht hetated those fis this theatre t¢ the which has been Tails Close at the Post Ofice. For, yer by steamers, via Quebec, #707 Mail, Dy steamer, tnt, 11: New Orloaae by Maltroud —Atis ‘cleo daily st 308. M, mney wits paid direct | opening was found in Myor's poaseasi ‘cordingly locked up for t . will doubtless | peobberyin Water street V6 Hudson avenue, Brooklyn, into the disroputable » Water street, and there met | now avail then still. ‘The piece ts now nyen wan | changos of cast, from the interest which the s story Agnes Frost and Ann Jobnaon Farley removed bis ec which was the au $109, aud subsequently discovered that the t had disapy the fair trio, but alt! era wore searched, no trace of t kee fone of the pockets | the stern ough the pris- " 4m of this remarkable ator in I86E | him opportunities for th y jand shades of mbna, Macon, M: a Mobile, bitte CAM on, Raleigp, Wiimlation, and Newbera, N. ey Way Mall 9 4 x rus commitiuent for t Larceny of Linen Goods.—Otticors, Wolff Indepondont live, yesterday saw two front of Sonnelorn ‘woter natural WHO VALUE A BEAUTIFUL HEAD ¢ shalt, and ite preservation fro oth nes of hia voie: fiery temper, a his abrupt ntoa handeart j Co.'s store, at No 116 Chureh at | Misa Salli ao. | Lady's mail heyy wore paid hy the Controller but upon | trolbled poor Kat applicant that he had per: | and jilted po kj do not know of any ar: | Leoua: n Mr. Palme | peril, was dressed per t this only felt as neusibly T Xi N. ¥. SARATOGA A" Bi ATER sila ya ata, i pad poor Griflith aud y tios word tracked through reached City 4 hamabore: atreet, when Officer was called w 1 Hall place a: mand nearly ki —1860—-X—THE AMOUNT OF everything Int her hi Hon WIth to gol! 1m one year ia Ka trite too ri Hrockiya Mall. and Ci Punto tie suees., Dorekes manufacto by calling, gave their mam aid Alexander 1 ned hetore Justic plaiut of one of th horn & Co., cv Tea who, on com Miss 3 members of the firn evidlenc x he old Teglato the divdiraring te tates ¥ anda keen desir ad Nowhusdlad, 6 i 1 she and Op | Several new | Musion; he is © is invested with a new lo Mrooklya, Tue Revesce of Angus, Rowe, | defrauding tho Government by tho mu soture of whisk: and Sehwabiu IFTING THY KETTLE FROM THE and almiget te seri. pligations to Mr, Blunt | run ot 3 of en: | Worker Grigith Gaunt, is ew piecos aud 67 AME IIIPS eons: faratogm, do Dita maging his orek » shill or Newton yeaterda The play is on for every cing absont on other of Wort ma; Wanimates WANS - Staffs Conpitsstonena = ofthe Hoard of F at their headgu vaeamiple'sf what the Mustang Lint Invaluable ta all cases of ellings, sprains, cute bruises, sparing, Mc, either bpoa man or Least, Miewace, of ngeuncerfeite, | None le genuine uniew Mareoft, W. WERTORGOK Chouie & vate otamp of DEMAS BARNES & CO,, SPRING WATER, sold jJourned until 19 o'e' aud John O'Don- OONHSE—Julia Parwos Y SeSata! Walhhugtons ‘Ne, hoxs of reeeipt of a Bogle tor maine of the me wney to the eity: re | recent tire in Ca 1 filled with w saaTOGa “A* found on the cart ught before Co Application. tu I recovering the re art for the purpose of ridin down town, was discharge Welty SL0 tex Liverpool; Tomperanza, Which satter was rofver Cabhiwanor, he ves vow Hee altho Ceuteal | git Bagine Co. Nod t is | 1 Bld GREAT SUCCESS bes attended Dr, SMITHS. DYSPEPSIA ANNIMILATOR, tn shecurs of DYSPREAIA, INDIGHSTIO Nel Thousands who ik DREADFUL Bett | Teu'edy, and evo, wuld ry a bottle, aa tl lzures of illicit distil A distillery in Atlantio od bya Mr, Quigley ; y Which were for a cellar on the corne i aft ented in Little debate © trangler was de Bence Gruss 1 elphis for fore nd luring tho month of No. 50 emigrants | barrel ot whiskey in rcould 1 foun over to tho custo ‘and ro poisonous or were by proparatton, rie for sale fluid was turned aber, (87! wer 1, 1, 1,002 from tos trom Have 4100 from Bremen, a pennatnos | al ‘a ibe douth Beosed surest, Wit bos HAY Swixpe. =A livery stable ke iisary B sina ni for Maat a; J Wain erish’, BOARD AND ROOMS. “A FEW YOUNG MEN C. ricdated wlth board on mo: BELOW-—Uoie Popitia. N BE accom. ReLIEP ron THe SUrreREns HY THE EVEN Piascu—shortly this city of the RADE NOTIC JRRICKLAYER’ Cia mouth.y meeting og, ee, Oh at Dewt Air “etitoat ing, Mr, | cept self wt in the Chair, A} fearty FAURNISHED held tha, ‘Thures | ROOMS TO LET SU Ia. fant wife for housek uy. howover, tho aon af thi iit Neomerte a kviie Ww. Boillen whi and good Coan Lode, | ww O14 tlhe Liat A woman named Catharine rod the store et Mr last evening, and i » ousuing six. month . POWERS, Bros, 1 while protending to View of purelasi her dress and hy ono of tho errand boys. ewidowalk ane + wrested by locked up in the dst evinet Station House 4) South Tih et, Jo 997 CHEAP FOR bs held thir hur | to aay WILL BUY THi Gx 'aiee + grocery SPUCK AND Wown down hy the uring the galo on Si FSA Vewpier 300D TRUCK EVRNWAN, 194 Del ut eM icone Hoe ron wek on Tuesita, The Mayor, ete. was tried Justice MeCiun ‘ORSES FOR “BALE ai HORSES yOR ant First avenu heise pip Hass connate rkwbly bighoud comucotions of all the strains on ty Fy Rew. ARD—DOG LOST LOST ON THR 5 EMBERS OF THE MANHATTAN CLUB | Siekiaon a, ‘io the ston Hoh defects in Uh NON AL __|PORT IN A STORM. AKR BAKRR—STKADY WORK AN’ 90d Wages to « goed workman, o Para,” anid my sister Effie, one evening 4 wo all gat about tho drawing-room fire, turned our oyea upon her. There she sat, still silont, embroidoring the corner of a cambric handkerchiof, apparontly unaware that hie Tt was a vory cold night in the beginning of winter. My father had come home and we had dined early th along ovening togothor,for it was my father and mother's wedding day, aud we always rly father was seated inan easy-chair by the chimney-oorner, with w jug of Burgundy noar him, and my mother sat by his sidenow and thon taking a sip out of his glass Effie was now noarly nineteen ; tho reat of wore younger, What sho was thinking about we did not know thon, though we could all guess now. Suddenly the looked up, and seoing all vyes fixed upon hory came either aware or 4, anit blush ed roay red. You spoke ton my dear?” Edis, What was it, Twanted toast you whe you wouldn't tell us, to uight, the story about how you’ listening, my “Lmoan, about m: About naant you" ow Egat your mam dozen of port for her” We all and each oxetaimod Myr / and my hor Laughod Voll us ail ery OW | L will,* anew Amy father, “1 must begin at the begi And. filling bis gloss began, As far | with my fath country. It did ws igto my father bit to an elder brother of his, who at that ti Wascaptain of asevonty-four, Meluved the soa m thoagt Hurguniy, he ek as Lean rome in than his life; awl as yet, apparent. ly, had loved his ship botter than aay wo man. At lonat he was not married oMy her had beon dowd for some years, aud my fathor was now in vory delivat health, Ho had novor bos omy, mother's death, Theliers, though o had pinod away. Ta about hi years oli, ag nearly as 1 can jwlge, th tors advised him to leave Eugland. was put hands of brought hone hy uncle's directtc from there to ford “Hofore Thad fi tinclo had Is The year he Lady ny nigh & dare aay he dist not like the pa:tiag.and retired with hia bride to the house where hy was born,—tho aL was born in, whic boon in the family for many geuerationsand asin now lives in. in the autumn ulverwood, sottiod than m: me to spond C old place, And here you may seo that iy story has arrived at ita beginning. “Lt wise with atrange feelings that Len ed the honse. It looked #0. olil-tivs and atately, and grand, to eyes which had beon accustomed to all (ho modern common places! —Yot tho alu which hung about i ess to the place, which, along with tho one da astes of rare delight. n be otter than to fecl that you are in atately company, at the «ame timo porfectly ath it! Tam grateful to this day forthe lesson T had from the senso of which I have spokon,—that of mi led awe and tendo 10 old hall as L onte’ after fifteen years, having left iy am child * Twas cordially received by my old uncle and my now aunt, Bnt the moment Kate have ton wonderfully well wit! . Chnaghe for Ll have got the loan of a ter one till L find my own, which, therefore, L hope I never shall.” My father glanced mother as he said this, and she returned lis lov which I can now interpret as tied confidence, But the tears cyea, Bho had trouble befor girls Tae it ie not her tory I have t Ly father went on s— * Your mother was prettior then than sho is now, but not so beautiful; beautiful enough though to make me think there never hit wo bewuti> hen they ar. er tell! fi warily. * You made mo feel that E had no business there,” said myn speaking for tho first ti in the course of the atory Seo thore, girls,” suid my father, “You are always Jont in first impressions, and instinctive judgment! Twasawkward booause, as I L fell infove with your mother ‘tho nt TL naw her; and: ah thought regarded her ag an intruder jut the old family precinets, +L will not follow the story of the days. 1 was yory happy, except whon T telt too koonly how uuworthy Ewa of Kate Thorn me kindly,aud Emot bury; not that she ske me feel it, for she ver ol mn kind; but hie was tLeould not help feeling it 1 gather uurage, howover, an for eo days wore over, E hogan to tell her all sof the place, with my Childish adventures associated with nd that Foo muse or spot ine the I; for the FL wine inthe pl il assvctations with i hte that bh of wy history in connection with Culver wood had been thoroughly imprinted memory. Sho nover showed, ut le tho was weary of my ate ever mtoresting tome, must bi any one w felt tow wn tiny d dlist nat aympathize 1s my oli newt wo rambled talcing ov ai aud nothing could have given mea better chanco, T believe, with a heart hike your T think it was not long botore «ho atleast, and liking had every. op of growing inte some thing stronger, it only she too did not come H9 conclusion that Lwas unworthy of tar that ho was,—welc ship: 4d wo should make a togother,—and that L wo the eraft,—all but one thing You aoe, tay boy,’ 1 married station, amd 1 don that lL hove my. of hur to get ono, ana too much anlt Water in hin to dow dog's trick like that. So you take care of yourself,—that's turn the head of a wiser man than over caine out of our family,’ “Tdid not toll my anole that his advice , thoueh it was only way to got it right again, was to go on turning it in the same direction ; though, no doubt, there was a dangor of overk the screw, Tho old geutloman never re- forrod to tho matter aguin, nor took any notes of our increasing intimacy ; Ho t T sometimes doubt oven now ifhe could have boon in earnost in the very simplo, warning ho gave me. Fortunately, Georgians liked me, at loast 1 thought sho did, and that gave me courage.” “That's, all nonsense, my doar,” aaid my mothor, “Mamma wae nearly as fond of you aL was; but you never wanted cour. >! "iL knew bettor than to show my coward: ico, Edaro aay,” returned my father, * But, it NOTICES, Bie la Prey Wated, Haluite seo : STRAYED FROM HIS AUNT! sw arog by Kine nam Tas Li NIE ROVENTON, aged *) eiraight o Jother ‘st 10) i] ho continued, “things grew worse and wore, till L was cortain F should kill myself, of ay miud, if your mothor would not have me, So it Went on fur a fow days, and Ciciatinas was at band, “Tho Adimrat had tavited) several old friewts ta como and spond the Christmas wook with him, Now yuu wiuat reiciuber | port, ¢ Ong after another, as nothing followed, we | wo might have | kept itas the homeliest of holidays My | other to you You Epait a! wi {rnaaor-hou inthe | | part of Yorkshire in w atrong, ant | j witle th © | forum 1 tako'the run of | y Wite's frionda | | all, Sho might | | Hae that’ atthough y you lvok on me as an old fashioned fo, “O pap went on, Yet elo was an older fashioned sie, and his fronds were much the same as himself, Now, Lam fond of a glass ¢ ugh Tadnre eit mul nd contont mys gundy. U would h led Burgundy pig.w without hy wo all interrupted; but be were, tioning his t own, and after son, hi ig down to inapect in par fouud that there was scarcely Mm a dozen of port inthe wine-eeilar turned white with dismay, and, till he hee brought the blood back to his countenance by awenring, he was something awful ¢ nlight of the tallow ¢ Jawols Weld in fist. Dwill Fepeat the wo ised; fortunat they are out of fashion amongat gentle althongh ta Linderatanl, ina to revive the custom, now old, and alwayt Jac 1 his honor that. h ot have more pit down till he, hae Har built, foe the one. th A, wae not fit to pon, After abitsim of the neces hitios of the coming s turned to tna and began, certaiuly not to swear at his own father but tocxpostiiate sideways wit the absent shade for not. having provided « Accont collar before hia departs World of dinners aud. wino, hintin cry in ‘Of those who were t Having a little exhay he caine up atl wre y order to hie wine-t in Liverpool, ta let him have ¢ port beture Chiriatmas Lit by post chine nen in b for not ren most pe orchant 8 lame from the ef he had received trom a talling ap: battle of Aboukir, tL remember woll, Tlay ie bed wondering whether Limight venture ta aay in the whine of t well I had taken the tro Lchimney, How For my kin aunt what room Thad occupied as a boy, and, third night Lapent ¢ she had got it ily for tof bed un kT jun ot arrive, snow went on falling amit did, wind rose any higher, it might at that the roads’ through hilly alverwoou lay, might very we be blocked up. “The north-wind doth blow, Ani wo aliall have anow, And what will my uncle do then, poor thingt He'll ran for his port, Hut bo will run short, 1 have too much water to drink, poot ning. “With the inf my childhood crow A noes of the chamber of ng upon me, L kept rm Wwinting the trarestied rhyme to myself Wt tell asleep. ow, boys a 11 els, if T wero writing ke you, Komeho facts, —that Ewe that F had boom uncle for the first tim vouing; that Thad seon my unole’ Alstrens, aad Near’ hie resction wpen bla Timay add that | was not myself, 40 indifferent to the morite of @ y, aud that of hie lant, if thoy should find that the suow-storin had actually closed up the awoet approaches of tho expectod port. It 1 was personally indifieroat to the matter, four it is to be.attributed to your mother a not to ‘ nse! interposed my mothor once never kt mau for mike ttle of himae “That's why I'm ao fond of it, my dear," returned any father, “Ldeclare you mak me quite discontented with my’ pig-waele “That night had a dream, (To be Continued.) =a THE NEW YORK SUN.’ “Te himes for AML? lors of the Sux favorite journal in a groatly larged, and wo. believe, improved Torng tl This Torm, in which it will horeafter 4 | published, is a Little more than double it ize, and of ree presents @ let variety of Fe matter than ble to print in viously Hume ited 5) otwithatanding this great iim provement in the value of the paper, th Price repaint ©. ‘Tho Bux has aod peem published for more than thirty-t vara, aud duving th © hus wot psold at a price “within the isd in the tively a cnlar hh we have enter is necessitated ws well by the demande rtiners aa by the success of the AU able aud the otherwise inereasin newn from all parte of the work Hao een desirous of giving the a more col resume Ya news thaw itherto roa ns permitted now be wble to aces of the Buy for © all parts of the globe ar originated the Associated that impetus te modern jour hus been so remarkable during th of acentary. Lt now has super ments for the procureny news Atlantic wire, by ove legen hy all the other apewdy tha of intelli wdvanta eqquiai tis m to uy With ineressed bel AAP HAIL a naa, nul eae lism whic inal tated The enn nent which we ha wile woul have oce i some her it mot be Hr) Fininicties. gilt read, witha canaeity ¢ bal impresado Tins juin On put up and is in operation in Our prose pe Mother pram Of (ho samme’ kind soa differ materially fp those wiy other newspaper establishment iy. we aloasn somes one twenty ¥ new, with boilers tomateh. plete are ty we have made for serving the p capacity ak journalists and news distritsutons With facilities wllislinys, aunt the jing all the news in whieh the cn feel any interest-from workl—THk SEN will eo vorite jou iio of w THE NE W Ue apace foe pe rapidly prints al pubslia L parts of tha we to be the fire quarter of @ un now read it every day. ie tthe Aviat ante, i Velen ead by mail, @ id affordss medium rarely to be f HE AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR THR Preveation of Cruelty 10 Animals being tn the dally Fecaips of letters tron ot Cruelty tufile ed on horves by beat thot, when diesbled, a '¢ pavement wl obi able bab 4 of want upon fui Hh, of imeffertun: laro44 of the mm cl 14 gladly redress theoe “Go 00” Tthuat ie yas in possession of 6h the HENRY BERGL, Pros. 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