w.~ 1., -‘A.-,..' ,
' Vs“:
been made, except by the. introduction of
flowers, to improve the State apartments.
A broad strip of crimson carpet had
been laid down the centre of the rooms
through which the bridal’ processions were
to pass, but little more had been done in
the way of upholstery. Perhaps it was
felt that it would be in vain to attempt
to improve these noble saloons-—t.lie finest
in England, esspecially when occupied by
so brilliant an assembly as that which
filled them yesterday. The passage of
the procession through Queen Anne-‘s
Room, the Tapestry Room, and Armorv
wnsa scene equally splendid and impres-
sive. The ladies who occupied the seats
prepared for the occasion, and the great-
er part of whom were in the bloom of
youth, were all in full court dress, and
the dazzling effect of their jewels and
feathers, their silks and laces, but above
all, their natural cluuuus, may easily be
imagined, They rose as each procession
passed before them and homage to it by
a deep obcisance, which was graciously
acknowledged by her Majesty and the
other principal personages. Most. of the
gentlemen present wore a. military or a
naval uniform, and the flashing; of swords
and the glitter of gold lace added yet an-
other feature of brillinucy to the scene-—
At the top of the great staircase leading
to the Color Court were the initials of the
bride and bridegroom formed of white
flowers upon a back ground of evergreens,
plaited so as to compose :1. rich natural
tapestry, the whole supported by palm
branches, displaying t-he colors of Eng-
land and Prussia. The railings and bal-
nstrades were richly decorated with flow-
ers, and on the landings of the stairs were
immense draped mirrors, which reflected
and multiplied the processions as they
passed, still further increaing the magnifi-
eence of the spectacle. '
The entrance to the Chapel Royal was
in the Ambassadors’ Court, fronting the
windows from which Her Majesty was
proclaimed in June 1837. It was the us-
ual narrow doorway, almost close under
the apartments where Ma rshnl Blucher
was lodged in 1815, and out of- the win-
(lows of which he used to lean and return
the greetings of‘ the crowds that assem-
bled in the court to gaze upon him. Be-
yond this doorway, as many of our read-
ersvare doubtless aware, is the passage or
ante-chamber, -as it is called, but which,
. _-,1 w - .v-- -z --‘"1 -1 I I
‘ _ H , ..___ _,, _ _ _ ,_:_~;,- ,_ ._._... ....__.-._.-_.-.-. .. . '___.._—--?.-.——-—-——- —— -- -~ “-v--v -— -——‘~ -—-~--—~ ' ‘ " ‘ ‘ "W ' '
I ‘L _ the Public. sympfotus, he would have Lccn infullihl y lcd I The §”;'O13C:‘.-‘cal A21ic1~ioe_2i Convention. A Home Shot.
ueurcr, till again they die away in sub-
dued cadence, whichhas an incxprcssibly
soft and beautiful effect.
The great officers of State enter The
chapel, but no one hecds them, for there
is a peculiar movement witliout, and :1
soft rustling of silk is clearly uudible.—~
In another second the bride is at the door,
and Stands
‘~ QnlL‘01l-T4).'~‘9 of the rose-bud garden of ,girls,‘‘
that bloom in fair array around her.-
The gorgeous veil she wears depending
from her head-d1'ess is thrown oil’, and,
hanging in massive fold behind, leaves the
expression of her face completly visible as
she. walks slowly, her head slightly stoop-
cd in bashfulness, and her eyes cast down
upon the ground. Thus, all can see the
mild, amiable expression of her face, so rc-
plefe with kindness and deep fouling, und
that peculiarly touching aspect of scnsi
tivcuess, to attempt. to portray which
would “ only prove how vainly words es-
say to fix the spark of beuuty’s heavenly
ray.” Her bright bloom of color lms
completely deserted her, and even when
compared with her snow y dress her cheeks
seem pale, and her whole appearance dc-
notcs tremulousness and agitation.
As the bride passes up to the altar, she
makes a. deep reverence to her moth-
er, though with evident agitation, and
her face flushes like crimson : then, again
turning, she renders the same homage to
the Prince of Prussia. As she does so
the bridegroom elect advances, and, knccl-
ing on one knee, presses her hand with
an expression of fervent admiiaation that
moved the august audience. Taking
their places then at the altar, and with
their illustrious relatives standing round
in a group of unequaled brilliancy, the
service comm ces with the chronicle,
which peals tirough the little building
with the most solemn effect.
The hymn over, the Lord Archbishop
of Canterbury took his place in the cen-
tre of the altar, and assisted by the Bish-
op of London, as dean of the Chapel Roy-
al, the Bishop of Oxford, as lord high
Almoner, the Bishop of Chester, as clerk
of the closet, the Dean of Windsor, as do-
mestic chaplain, and the Rev. Dr. 'Wcs-
ley, as sub dean of the Chapel Royal, the
marriage ceremony is commenced at ex-
actly ten minutes to one. .
At the moment the ring was placed up-
on the bride’s finger 1. salvo of artillery,
tion ordained “ to establish justice and
secure the blessings of liberty,” into an
instrument of wholesale wrong and op-
pression, have become the settled umxims
of the government. The degeneration
of principle in public affairs from 1788 to
1858 is remarkable. '1'/ten, while the
new Constitution was zuvuiting its ratifi-
cation by the people, and all its provi-
sions were the subject of universal dis-
cugsion,——a discussion, in which its fra-
m(-rs fi'(I(!l_‘,' participgte,d,—tlic preserva-
pm, of tho indcpeudmu. State sovereign-
tics, whose minister and servant only, the
l'm_li-val administration was to be, was re-
gartlcal as the noblc.=_.t achievement of the
Convention. Nu-u~, there is not a citizen
who cannot perceive that the States have
become thcmerc satellites, not of the
federal admiozistz-az’imz., but of the Cax-
rn.n. Govr.nx.\1v.xr.
confided to the lower House in Congress
—fhc immediate representatives of the
pcoplc,—-in giving to that body, together
with the ‘ coordinate powers of the Son-
ntc, the control of the public pu1‘Se, Was
Turclzrgrij,
WM 1353.
pm: uo\'ER.\‘I)l‘. ,
WlLI.IA;\[ A. BUCl(lNGHA;\l,of Norwich.
you LIEU1‘. novr:n.\'on,
J[_Tl.lUS CATLIN, of Hartford.
mi: Sl~1L‘lfE'l‘.-\llY or s1‘.-\1'1-2,
JUIIN BOYD, of Wiuclxw-ti-r.
I-'01‘. rni-:.lsI:ni-12:,
l.ll(_‘.l'1.'S J. HENl‘)l-‘.i~I, of llcbrou.
ron co_urrnom.i:n.
WILLIAM Ii: BU]-ILL. of Clinton.
, .--....___ ___._;L. _ ___...
CONNECTICUT POLITICS.
In place of our own article this week, upon
the position of the .-‘tniericnu Party. we con-
tinue the able and truthful cxpositioii from
the Norwich Courier:
A.\ll~‘.l’.IC.-\NIS.\l IN 1856
-re;-.s-as
_i_ur:RIc.\xIs:.I IN 1858.
In our previous remarks on this sub-
ject, we brought prominently to view the
positimrtakcn by the representatives of
Americanism in the American President-
ial Convention at Philadelpliia in 1856--
‘.‘\''c spoke of the well known fact——thc
evcywherc admitted fact—the fact which
Liberty loving Americans at the North
gloricd in as the proudest and brighftcst
page in their history as a party—thc fact
that when in that convention the alterna-
tive was presented to them of sacrificing
either their American, or their Free
State principles, they did not hesitate,
but deliberately rent asunder their party
organization, saying that, strong as was
their regard for party, their regard for
frcepriuciples was stronger still, and be
the consequences to them, as a party,
what they might they never would, for
the sake of party, prove false to the free
principles in which they had been nurtur-
ed and to the Republican Freedom -which
they boasted as their birthright. In this
action and in these declarations they were
triumphantly sustained at f.he North-—
check to an unscrupulous Executive in
whatever emergency might arise. Now,
we see‘ an unscrupulous Executive with-
drawing thc money from the public purse
to buy up votes enough in the House of
Representatives to carry through the
most infamous measure which over dis-
graced thc Republié. T/zen, a standing
army was the object of jealous apprehen-
sion to every citizen, and men congratu-
lated themselves that the Constitution af-
forded amplc safeguard against all dan-
ger from that source. JVUIU, Wltl10Ul- 3-
siugle necessity requiring the step, the
staudiugarmy is increased by thousands,
and no murmur comes up f'rom the gnar-
dians of freedom on the Admiuist-rat-ion
seats in the Capitol. Tlzcn, Slavery was
helda thing too accurscd. to be.sufi'ercd
to pollute the Constitution even with its
name. Note, the President proclaims,
T/zen, the powers i
believed to have furuishcda sufficient,
Mn. .lnIron :——'l‘hc furor of public ex-
citcmcnt stimulated by prof'cssionul opin-
ion, which, il' report be true, has been
fret-lv voluufccrtd on cvcry huud, rela-
tive "to the case of Mrs. \\':itcrl.nn'y, i1uv- -
ing :1. little abated, it is believed that all
fair minds are prepared to listen cn.l:nly ;
too few facts which appear to have been ’
entirely overlooked in the report made to
the Board of Health, and by the public
in general. I \v. tchcd for three succt-.+
sivc weeks, with almost slct-plc_ss zxnxicty,
at the bctl-sitlc of that Indy, sull'L~riug .~
most excruciatingly, us :-'l1c did, from u
disease extraordinary in its clmructcr
and almost uncxmnplcd in its violence,
and, confmry to very general expecta-
tion, succeeded in conuluctiu,«: the cu:<c_ to
a fortunate issue, and c<uisr~.pici:tly bmnig
intimately acquainted with all the fzicts
involved in it, and also having been V'l::'|-
ted since with such an impctuous storm
of vituperation, and even thrcateucdwith
personal violence, it sccms but just to
. myself, and due to the public that I
sliould make a statement. _After_1t has
pretty much done snowing it IS tune to
clear the side-walks. In doing this I
propose to cxaminc the qllCSl;~l0ll :
Il'as the disease with which Mrs. IVulcr-
= bury l1asbec7Lafflicl('(l Small P,o.r .7 In pros-
ecuting this inquiry, we leave out the minor
details of this case, and compare its pronu-
ncnt l'cnturcs with the leading distinguishing
features of Small Pox. As the incipient
Small Pox fever so strikingly resembles sev-
eral other forms of febrile action, it is quite
excusable in a practitioner, if he falls into
the mistake of supposing it not to be pfescnt
where it is, especially if there be no Small
Fox in the place at the time, and no evidence
of‘ exposure, In 1836 I had the Small Pox
myself, in the city of Zainsville, Ohio, and
the Allopafhic physician who attended me,
who, by the way, was a man of some distinc-
tion in that c-if.y,fc1l into precisely fhis_mis-
take, and continued to prescribe for me day
after day on the supposition that I in?-.-'3 ll-19
_bili9_us remitlent fever, till-the Small P0-‘1
pustules we;/1 developed. But apra3tit‘on91'a
even in this stage, ought not to fall into the
mistake which one of no iuconsidmnlilc pre-
tensions is reported to have done in this neigh-
borhood. a few days since, in intimating to £1
lady that the pain in her head and back,
which she happened to have _-at the time, and
i
' n"iion of :1. complex n=.nn::. rays»: Lnclat-. is to
to the use of the uppropriulc Small l'u.‘£ rt.-m~
(-«lie:-‘. llomcoputhic pliysit-i-.m.- do not tl'l(‘- .
for u n::_:.c or n. tl.cory, but autuc.L; the ('iii.li'r‘ I _ _ _ _ _
cln:=:= of abnormal syrnpfonis nctnnlly tlc\4.'l- 7 "ll ill" '“lf'S'“m"""El“l ‘'‘‘nl'‘‘l“;''“‘‘'‘'‘’ 1“ "0m"m"-
(:]:t'(l. A name of :1 ¢list,~n<I.- is .---ldum u«.-(-n- iiu_:_' 1‘-.
ruic-, and oflcn ini:~tlrndin_-_r. I,-cc-an:-‘c of llw ,m_,-,.)m._;_, Hi, 1;-,.;-. !-,.,;]-,,;;(,-(_~ fifslg}
“mm-1-ou;:va1-ying mo:liiic.iti«.n:~' ul-.Ich r-utcr
into, and cliungo imih-i'Eally, difl'crc.-nt cast :~= of .
’l bu only true dvfl»
'l'lu- I\.'<-r.’ ilnv:.-u !’:ill:u.liI.im. fa.-llo\ving in.
our o‘-:2: notice us" the ]u'<‘»po.<cI.l nxowincnf
x
u
1
A
pp, rel‘ our State 'ficl;<:r_ and
fl-.:-ir own
innnlwr.-':, fiiu-: l'('lil{ll'l{S :
_ “ \‘.,'.- g:.v._- n~':-l how the l".cptlliiic.=xu. cun-
illltllilffi t':'~.lI itifiz l;tum1'ilv.’~‘.(.‘r"t tln,-Zr :1.<.<In-
._ . t cl;*.l1--'-', ::::~l :'.~;'i'<-';~". xm:I1l:1:ii§0lH i'2'om un-
cnnmr-rulc all the simple lu«~ir~' that :v::.I-er Into E ,,,u.,,,,';, I“ 7. ’l‘ln-v can, lli‘»‘.\':*‘~.‘x-a‘,
ll?! C<”“l‘”—‘l“‘’'‘-'“ll ‘" ”’”“' ‘””l"' i" ‘‘h'”’:’'’‘’ 3 1‘._.}-Liv.-, .22..-I --till:-::\; will i't'£'::1';l as :;
"\'0T.V W3‘-‘ 0l"li-‘0‘«\%'1‘0l'1l“-‘ -‘mil’-‘ .'-§“'l“l"¥‘lCl’~‘-‘*“ E t-«2lll}=liI:iH:i.: rota‘.-‘ ::=: nlhv l.-'9.‘-‘.‘l‘-"
the use of :1 unr.~n.- is pr-unfit‘-ully xiuislcatling H, ,p,.,,, .:v,.,,“, ,,,,_,v, j_m,n, H” ‘,’,:,,,_,.',,,,,.J,,__..
and xni.-‘chi-won.-. It the Alln;.:::lnIt- plxysiciuu ' '1‘)-,3.-, of c-'»:n'-'~-_ . ,1 ,m}*,.,.,,,,, ,1,,,,._,. f‘,-Um
on the other hand. 1ni.~tnl;<-s in l‘=',’_’:li‘(l to the ,“,.‘,,-i,,,,‘. ‘j:._,_,§,. ,,;' ,.,_,.,,,,.”;,,L__,, H,‘ ,, gulf;
appropriate name of the d':-« :x;',x.- which lit‘ , “-},;..}; i_- .g.« ,-;_, ,, ,.H,_‘,, ,y,_._....,, m,.;,. ,,_,,-.
fronts. and COI1.~‘t'!]Il(*1ll.ly u:~.;-lulu-.~' n \\'ro!!§'.‘l$<)':i:i!:'—t, zzn-l «iv: tin-pl:iti1:Hu upon
tln-ory. woe to his pail:-nl. if it be -.1 54v;l'lI)llr~ u-hi-.;-h (in.-_‘-3 ::1':~ :: i plum-ll by mu. ,.,i' “,9
case. unlc:-s, indc-ed.his1netlm«l:: of cure nrv 5 l:i!‘_'.:‘-.!.<t <:\‘.'-1' In-l:l in the
of the old granny :~'pcclcS. bul if he “ follows State.”
the books" he is pretty .=ur:- tn kill. This l-*‘ ‘Ye fl;i..k the lz::ulc1‘s of this ino'.'e:-nn=nt
iv”.uS“Iate.d.in Hm case of Dam“ “.’(‘l}stv1‘.~‘ ill'(‘ lztl;tll‘lE'_".‘,' l‘.il'l(‘l' It llalltll (i(.'l'.l>‘i<i';ly in:-' in
ills 1‘Jll)'SlCl:IllF.\\_'ll0. by the way, we.*1'c prolm-
bly among the oblcst. on flu: r:oufinc11t,:n'--
sumcd, after :1 curt-ful invc.xti_<r:1tion of his
case, a wrong theory, and _::\.vr- bi: «list-n.<=c a
wrong name, dv:-.«ignuting il. a “sv.-hirrhus slate
of the stomach," and continut:-d to prescribe
on the supposition of the or-curacy of this
theory, but, alas, he continued to vomit till
he died. The subs-;-qucut p0f~l-h'l0l‘l(‘nl cxum—
ination. however, revealed the fact that he had
no scluirrhus state of fin: stomach at. all. but
his liver was found to be about twice as large
as it ought. to have been. On the contrary,
an intelligent Homeopathic physician in such
a case, would have taken an r-ntii-cly different
course. He would have ussmneal no theory at
all, us he seldom ever does, especially where
the philosophy of the case is obscm-o, as it
frequently is, he would have adapted his rem-
edies to the totality of the symptoms present,
and in the first place he would have certainly
not ‘have killed his patient. but probably
would have succecdc-cl in relieving him. and,
ifhc could liavcpersuadcul him after-w:u‘d to
give up d_riu}._:ing bruutly. which was probably
the cause of the c;;,l:1rgt-incur of his _!ivcr, he
might possibly have been alive to this tiny.
(5) If, in the case of Mrs. W., it is still
urged that the pustules were formed under
t,h__5; scaly cg-u_p,ti_:.::. ;i,ot:-vilhstanding their cu-
m-e 3_l)gencé upon the rest oftue surf"-ace, why
we ask then, is she not (let-ply pitted ? If the
poclgs were formed under the scales, they
the sonic gent-rnl (:l:is:‘..
2 ,~vl-
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-'tl:ct-xt-._-uf. :2.n«l t-ll‘I,‘ll_'.{‘ili oftln.-ir (lL'lf‘t‘-
tiou. ’i'l:;~_v leave 9. few. very iri/ul_u .".-.’.m.-
crs we l-:nov.‘ full well, Lut. they ntusf Still‘
ly fail in f'.:t;n§ng the cml.-c-rs of I’ll>‘:xlll't--
tion into :*?‘x_‘~.'llllllg‘ like the flame. flz;._v
prctentl tonnticiputc. They may talk of
f,]|(-Ir 1i),(l0il, and of their 26,000 votes‘.
but gentlemen, be assured it great dual of
that stock lms bccu t.r:nsfcr1'cd within flu-
lust vcar. "lie l’r.orLr-: -zrillnn/, r.:’/z7zn/
l)0l‘.00(lwl11l{(:-.'l or witlidrnwu from the ri-
/ul, Ii;--£113‘, ul/-ul:.vr.~rbi/lg ll-.\'$'l((3 of ///c nmmcnl.
Wlxcii the rpicsiion is fairly and square-
ly he/l27‘c //it-m., as it now is, upon whicl:
(lgpc:-“.15 the 1:3.-'prl1I.£/,7 of [lie .7.-"iziu';«1, and
the 1u<:.ii'rs of 1"‘:-‘.1-:1-_‘ Vfiiirit M1-zx, (not of
slaves, or 0f.=.la.vc lubor,) no soplii.~:lrics oi‘
politir-nl hacks can swerve thcm from the
lslmiir.
We _\,'lt’.'i:l to no mo:
tion to the Arncr’. -an Principle.
are an ardent Protective-'l‘zu'iifman, and
in church polity u t.‘o1xgrcg:itioualist, hm
shall we therefore ignore this all-ab:-rorlr
ing, all-pm:-s<i:i_;‘ issue, and rcfu.-zc to ace
in a s':ucc1'c du.-'.'c-
So we
in L'C'l‘.Ci"1'l. will; our fellow citizens till on:
iudi 'iduul iiotic-us of these [!li‘.[iCl‘a are ..il-
ly acquic.=c-cal l'i by the masses with whom
Q .. -
Vv
Mr.
:1tcn.<-'-;- cx<_~iie-in-cut. among the "Adminis-
'.rnt?.on men in thc llousc of Representa-
on Fl-i<luv, by -..-E:-ring a. resolution
ilonrd of New York. created an
lives,
wft-1::,p:i1'y as
-\«.in:i:;iszr-.;fion to in-i!;n members of (‘on-
;-:‘.'(-.-'-'<.
llr. llozu'«l'.-t rcsrnlu-‘.ion is as follows :.
1.‘.-...[4‘(‘.'/, 'l‘l::‘:i. it munmittee Of five l_}—.=*
-“:‘l""1""‘-‘fl ”.‘v' Tilt? 4‘5pcak«-1- to inquire and;
~ ,._.tt= v.‘hcflic:':m'~.' improper attempt.-5
ll.‘l\"t: ll(‘f_‘ll or are In-inc; in-.{dc by nu)’ per-
-o::.< ¢:onnc<,-rm’! '\\'llll flu: cxccutivc Depart-
uxcn.‘ of llll\‘ (‘r<_-vcnniu.-int, or by any pep.
~-on :}4.‘llll_‘_',' uni‘.-;-r its nd'.'icc ‘i'(_‘r)1]g(_xnt,, to
.ull'.i<,-tn':t- the action «:l'lhi,_-: ;_’1’()[]5(}. 01- [Imp
nl':Ell::' Oi llfl lll("il'Il.i(g]‘:¢, l?.;).".n any 1119115,...
au'e=s upon wlncli the ll«_»u:<r- lz-us‘ acted, OI"
wlzit-if it has nnelcr con:~:incx':ttiou, llll‘(‘t‘llV.‘
or lil4,lll't.'L‘l.l_\', or wlzctlicr nuv inlpropu.
g_,:;‘«‘)lnl.\:o, or ln’.iLnutn_m of clnployment,
;;~if1-omigo, office or favor under the Gov.
-rnn2cnt., or in any ill parlnicnt or service
-f the Government’, to llf) c-onfcrrcd or
\\‘li*llll€ltl in consitlcxntiuu of anv vote
' - . . . '
3 ,;m_-u or to Le givcu, wiflilxchl or to be
.'-‘-.'lillllCli,l—-Wllll power to send for per.
iHn:% llilll p.1pcr.= and leave to rr-port at
my tunc by bill ‘or otherwise.
The Sluuns were in arms at once and
run in and fro half 9,-31-ml to death, to
rallyfhcu'forc:_-:; against it. Mr. Hoard
read the clxargci: szguiust the Administra-
U0“. lllauir: not oulv in .\'orthern {but
A‘ l -- ~. -- . ..
Soutuuu 1.apcx.~., .u..l called upon the
llemocracy to vma_hcut.c their President
and thcmscivcs hr appointing a Coma-,i;-
tee of enquiry. But they dare not do it,
and at last they succeeded in laying the
resolution on the table.
-\6'.
This is equivalent to 21 Confession that
votes for Lccompton, because if it was
innocent, its friends would have eagerly
:'a\':lllE'tl l.ll€ill?Cl"f3S ofan opportunity to
grove its innocence,
“°""’*-*.“‘—.~.-:
The Augusta Age, the leading
D'cl5l(.‘Ci‘.’1ilC paper ll) Maine, denounces in
the strongest. terms the President's Kan.
.-us message, and the attempt to force Le:
L-ompton througli Congress. It maintains
the probable result of the Lecomptou
in’ s ite of this Incl:-sotindizi name is arranged by sienr-I reverberatetltlll‘01l.9;l1 . . ' . - v . . . - . to which like man others she is subject once . . .
ml)" 1 D , hg ' t. _., _ °, d’ . _,_ Q, , t th ‘='13t*1"1Pd by the 9193‘ mass °fAm‘”‘°f“‘S and his partisans wen lll old liberty-low 5' _ . mnstim.;e};u,r;-o-.;.-«_-d very deeply inn. Inc , , 7 t;,,,,i. we hi ,,,1_ H, __ ' ' _ .
no mg more nor ess tiana all passage, ne COi!‘l(01S an cnapt , an a e t1,,.O,,g,,0,,t the memorable cflmpmgn _ _ ,.mont.1,,we.-ewe plemomtory symptoms of _ , j . q , Mi _ we ..n. o ..... ._...l Ln. 1: i. ,,,,1,,., M” be to ,,,,,,,],,me the Democm_
“*9 Connechcllt fllmmr Amen’ that the Small P0.-\% It is Sllfiiclellt *0 59-5’ 0f “I” l"' 5km’ in so sew” R "W ' M 5”‘ a £lC"m0n' dull.-l.:lc,. uliruit sli,5‘ht in-.ll3‘tiiti:_=.=, and :2)’ of the North, and throw the ifovex-11°
low arched in height, and mean in width.
A door on the left opens direct upon on
same time a tele;>:rnph message was des-
patchcd py Count Bcrnstorff to Berlin,
which followed, at the ballot box on the
Jim: “-33 Constitution is the great b,ulwur_l.-; of
4th day of November, 1855.
cipient stage of Hrs. W.’s disease. that it
and, conserpu-ufly, alter the falling of the
scab, must have left an nun.‘-uall,Y dcrh pit 590“! ‘ml "ll.'~‘ll"C‘“; “'“l('l‘: if ll“? (‘-Vi-‘li
mcut into the hands of
_ _ the I{cpu'bl_lc-ans
H1186‘), ' " 7 ' "
a, 3;-(men: neither loner my him}. 3 mp. where the Kin with reci )rocal al.’fcction- .- ~ - -. , .. ' .- - . . .- '. - .- _ ~ . _ _ , _
T5“, we . “mum ralofio each gag flier had Siflnified intemionlof Daarkiw the Aniciicaiiisiii I/zen.—_-an Americnnisni self Slavci-_\, not only ill the States vvhue it coxuimeuced \Hll_) (1., fever a -feve1,tco, so rc bemmhso um um me 0,. ,,mt,m,_y0“g,], MW 0,,,,.,,, ,0 3“, ,-,,,.,._,.O,m,, -, 0,. flu,“ “,3 ,3‘, I ,1 ‘ . _ . .
. S‘ 1'3: _ E: _ a : Y .2; _ f . 0 ignored, self sac;-ificccl, in presence and exists. but in an the ,mm.g,,,,,zed tm.,.,to. markably resembling lll all its leading char- t I 0 “M W“ mum)“ doe J M: hm _ ‘I, _ _ H _‘ ‘W ‘ 1 X 1" _ _, __ ‘H n 1 us state the admmmr,m0n edltors
spot occupied with crimson seats and the event by 9. smnlar salute. _ 1 C. . 1- -.. 1- 1 . -. _ ' , . . . . - - n- ; t .,-t 0 >9 C ‘ I -- --Y - I P lflt x(.l1"hCnJ CUHUM IL“ ‘C K uHhL\“"‘ ;,.-,,-.. 1,.,dt1,..i,., O .1 t H ,
’ . , . HDC 91‘ PI'€-M110 0 fl" IS-vile W H01 .1050 1111 ,, I» ,1 R0 mbfic from the \[,sS,SS,pp, acteiistics (excepting its 11 innate n cos: y,) E _ U1 1,‘ t 9 T! fact i _ H“, ‘W 1, Mei" I ‘ A . . L n u. is s oppet )3 govern-
Hardly had the ceremonial, as arrang- *3 0 19 I v ‘ an the cases of the febrile de,.e1,,,,me,,_; ‘Of ‘.=.'m *5 9 -‘° = ‘E ' " *‘ '- -3* " tron st:::::.~; ill-9 whole power and p:-‘rr>u- -,,;(.m pan The editor ofthe ._\'9'w Ha-
uvhole of its small interior dressed with
crimson, velvet and gold. This is the
Chapel‘ Royal. It has undergone many
"changes and alterations since Holbeiu
builtit for Henry VIII.
It was now past 12 o’clock, and the ex-
citement of expectation increases every
moment. Ladies who are driven near the
door intrigue successfully to change their
places with lords who are nearer the al-
tar.‘ ' A noble countess Crops her cloak and
shawl" over the gallery rail on to the floor
with a heavy “flop,” and a general tittcr
ensues. It increases as another peeress,
looking over, moults the feathers from her
head dress, and they come sailing slowly
down, and every one looks up much as
people do at the theatre when a play bill
.g_oes eddying over into the pit.
_ Every one bows slowly and deeply as
Her Majesty, leading in either hand,
Prince Arthur and Prince Leopold, en-
ters fizc Chapel. Of course on these oc-
casions there is no applause, and nothing
but the prolonged obeisance denotes the
depth of loyal welcome with which the
royal mother of the bride is welcomed-—
The Queen looks as she always looks kind-
ly and amiable, but self possessed and
stately. On her head is a crown of jew-
.ela. Courtesying in acknowledgement of
the profound homage with which she is
welcomed. Her Majesty passes at once
to her chair of state on the left of the al-
ed by -chamberlains and heralds, ended,
when the bride criving vent to her evi-
dently loug pent-lisp feelings,-turned and
flung herself upon her mother’s bosom wi_th
n. suddcnuess and depth of f'e.c-ling that
thrilled through every heart. Again and
again Her Majesty strained her to her
heart and kissed her, and tried to conceal
her emotion ; but it was both needless
and in vain, for all perceived it and there
were few who did not share it. We need
not mention how the bridegroom embrac-
ed her, and how, as she quitted him, with
the tears now plainly stealing down her
her father, while her royal husband was
‘embraced by the Princess of Prussia in 21.
manner that evinced all that only a moth-
cr’s love can show. The most affecting
recognition, however, took place between
the bridegroom and his royal father, for
the latter seemed overpowered with emo-
tion, and the former, after clasping him
twice to his heart, knelt and kissed his
parcnt’s hand.
The Queen then rose, and, luurying
across the [taut pass with the Prince Con-
sort, embraced the Princess of Prussia
as one sister would after a long parting,
and, turning to the Prince of Prussia,
gave him her hand, which as he stooped
to kiss she stopped him and declined the
coudescension by offering her cheek in-
iucasurably above all party issues and in-
terests, and in its consequences involved
the very foundation principles of Free
Government, not only in Kansas but in
every Free State in the Union.
What‘. is A mericanisu; now? In the
hearts of the honest and earnest masses
to the Plicific. and from the llritisli pos-
sessions to Mexico.
In view of these amazing changes,
may we not well call upon the people of
this "noble old Commonwealth to pause
cheeks, she threw herself into the arms of
who were embraced in the party up to
the time ofits disruption, it is the some
to day that it was then. The men who
were then too true to Freedom and to in-
telligent not to see and feel that the poli-
cy which sought to laerpci-mite distinctive
Amcricanism must inevitably progve fatal.
still stand firmly on the platform of i8_a3.t§.
They do not ask now any more than they
asked thcu, thz1t,as a condit on of their
cooperation, d,is~tinc..tivc Amcricanism shall
be incorporated into the anon platform
on which they, with old Whigs, old. Dem-
ocrats, and old Free Soile-s, all st..oo.{l,
shoulderto shouldcr,in theFrcmont Contest.
To suppose otherwise would be to insult
their i-ntelligcnccc and impugn their pat-
riotism. For the,i31 to turn aside and con-
cern themsclves with this r_ide issue when
the battle for It-epulilicnn f£+'r,c,-3d;)n1, not
merely for Kansas——uot merely for the
vast territories whch lic beyond Kansas,
but for every State in the Union is still
raging, would be to repudiate alike the
principles and professions of the contest
of 1856. And yet have at the pros-
and reflect, before they cast their votes
on the first Monday of April, 1858? If
the things -that we have stated be true,
should -not every good citizeii take to
himself the responsibility of 1-h,.":.o,ld P.0-
mau dictators, and sun re 11‘ mar run
R-EPUBLIC SUPPER xo H.-U131 ? '
‘C ‘We ask: of all such :1 candid considera-
tion of what we propose tg say in future
uumbcrs concerning the state of the Un-
ion.
<<@>-o—————-
Death of Geo. W. Betts.
We were p,a_i_u_cd to learn, this morning
of the sudden death o-1'.onr ,t’ormcr friend
and fellow citizen, Geo. ‘EV. Bette, ESQ-
which took place at his residence in New
York on Sunday. Mr. Betts was :1. na'
ti.y,e of Norwalk, and for many years an
active a1ul,ent-erpitisiug participant in ev-
ery movement that had for its object the
advancement and welfare oféfhe town.-—
He has also been for many years a. lead.
i lows the fever. I describe it in the language
' They theinsclves first upon the face, and
her cutaneous disease, which, within the last
five years, have been about twenty in number,
and each of which have been from one to six
weeks continuance, that she understood it to
be "precisely of the same character. It is
right, l1c.".-‘e.-7.er, to admit that though it
seemed to be the same for ti it ult.ixn:uc-
lv l)(‘CBfl‘.Glf£1!?l(‘f.lSl1I‘{ll)l:_V more int.cus,c £2121};
any of the formcrattacks.
The distinguishing itxiniisfaknblc c'u.1ructcr-
istic of Small Pox the eruption which fol-
of another as foll_cw:: *‘ The eruption first
comes out in small rcd spots or p,o_Ex_=.t.=_. which
in the course of forty-eight hours become
rounded into pimples, with, vesicles upon
their tops and slight depressions in the centre.
then in regular sup.-,ee,ssio_u upon the scalp,
neck, arms, breast, body, and‘ .l0:‘\',C_2“('.“\-_'l‘1“.:l'.‘-'!l -
ties.” He further says that “ on the tenth or
eleventh day the pustules” thus formed
“ burst, giving vent to the matter, which col-
lect-,5 upon 5:-urfucc of the pock.forming
scabs or crusts."~" (.-.’v‘.1'I.2.i'.«"-,?/’_-'3 §".-§€:‘r3,/ muI1’rnc-
tice.) T .9 above is st1bstant1_;_-.i',iy’tl1edeu-
cription given by the bc.7.t'mcdi_cal authori-
ties. Now, we inquire, did the eruption in
Mrs. W.’s case answer to the above descrip-
tion ‘Z So far from it that (1) I affirm from
careful sc_ inisziug observation of this case
qui_l.~_c srnootin if. jwns be-f'ore, and entirely
free from pits,'ns is the rest of the cu:-i'1h;—c,§ ‘_ J, _ , j _ _ I _~ _'
which was nowml by t-M m_up,_,o”_ = -llflll Lu’ :2 §__-_::1n«_=l.:r playing his l.-i.--.t card,
My renitwkslinvc been so nt1,6‘$i-.‘uctc<ll;Y t:.‘-,-'’ In nu (AIi(h_m‘:l' H f” ”1“'/‘.3 51"“; ‘f ‘I "'/"'1"
tended, Mr. Editor, that I reserve the imlaucc com2.-1im£r./ " .*r."i'./.5 :.'.'e.’i_,” shall we not cu-
ofmy examination ofthis case for a future “_,_ ,._h:_, 1m“, 1, cm, ,,,,§,r,-,1 aculgm
ago of this -;..=:c:'ni1i(:1if., with the «lc;<p.»i-z:-
of
hi. li11.r..
paper.
Norwalk, Feb. 20th, 1858.
...-._.,.--..,g-.-..
J53‘ in’r.Cnas. Gornsaccig. ,tl_:i.-; -tow_.'.v.,. lms
shown us as great a novelty as the great
-‘ Aquarium" of I3nrnun1’s Ifluscum. Kc ex-
hibited in our oflicc ajarcontainlng the spawn
of the common bruo/c Trout, which he has
been artificially propn_g:iling. The .<pAWu
w_.‘~..f. v_i'__i_~‘.;lo in u glutinous fiuiss, in distinct
ovaries, dud witlfthc lift!-—_; f_I‘:‘._'_‘y tribe just
p)‘ici.'iIl,Q‘ through—-olhcrs with one llztif and '
two-thirds of their little bodies wriggling
out, and yet others darting about in seeming
dclightnt their release, with the ovarian sack
jiisi'.‘si£_c_;:ii1gt_c t_hcir gills. lt was: certainly
a great curiosity. '
—..—4.—.¢,.-....._...-,. .
'l'hc wife of Senator llougius has
been in a precarious situation, and it ivns
_'rcpc.rt.':d that she was dead, but she is
I l ' In the
n_o';.v f}llliOllil_(.‘€t,l as ;.p_c_t75.’»e
. w - ' I
mean tune, the Scz1utoi'ln;..< nan hishopcs-
of an heir dlsappoluictl.
-—o«:.>s¢_%.
BL'P.m..\ns FnL'srn.m-:n in’ A ‘\\'ou.\:<.———
JL‘l'.~Z{‘_Y.
:‘._-L_'tllil.~'i the iuf:nnouf~: ’l‘yraz-.n_v '.’ \"c lzaw:
no lu_\.<iinfi«>:: in It-aving it witii the lion.-
cst, l()lili':g‘ in-.‘.'~'<=~s of C‘(-uncclicut to an-
j':': tl_:i~ .7."ir.-f .\lc-iul-‘xy
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L’.-’.~.~ 1" '.-.-zl.-~.~'.’.u- at-zzl F215/rulrer thus
.2 I:‘.:1'i‘ul‘ zip" to tliosc '.‘»l’cnibc'.'-s of
s froin l“:'-.‘-c States who are now
--'l to .=:;-.<.-rifir-c themselves on the alim-
of the 1..-comp*..m §S\\'u‘:«,iic ;
“ 0/“I”/:4 'l‘ilii‘.”:’l-.l~‘..\’ Ev?-.»'l.".-er/: ’/I'.’Ei).‘:7.'i_‘/‘_<‘ r:,-'
[/10 i‘3'."'1z/-an u’/so 'z'./.-z‘s7r'/ fl-'-" {/is ."{1..'7z.v::.r-.-\'e-
lu'(ex./.'u .7.-.i// 1'.-‘.7m"'2;e’<I/'.s an/I rt‘ 1'4’://' I-go. Z111.’
. 3‘-“"". szt-:4‘ /'r.»:r-: st-.(.f.v in I/:5 I Izod’;/. -Tll‘(‘.’~'::
.~.-x::ncr t:};“.l.‘_il‘fJ .‘_,’i:.-lxE_:nii,
.uz:=.-1 of Iowan, i*.~ic;~:'ntor llOLl}_"lz:L<
of lllinol-'=, and .53’ ‘.s:to1'Thozup.~:.>.=: of .\'c-w
' ._ rcu-ton why fhctlart-c
first of’ l'ue=.-*3 have not lost their seats is
<.E:::ply ln":':‘.:!~?C their tc-rm.~; lmvc not ex-
i':;v1--: has i;cc'.x no o;*port:mity
to (-H-, :' mcu, ,i»’)f"./.7.-,.'*. ‘lain-:'r‘.‘-rwn
z.';e"II.‘., : .-;»,/' .-".“.':' _.-°'..’r.’I1.\'r’. ,-“rm.-'2. its £\l».r'l.’}::/":1
St:.'I('..\'z 5.1-‘ rd.-'«3.‘.7. .",’,-'93.‘ Cliff./, I}!!! "rg'n‘.';-‘.3-‘. (Z/‘C
ii‘.-uni‘ are
S-cuu 2 or
pireii, and
vcn Register‘ is collector of the port, and
Ewe tlioinsontl 2-. ylc::r mulge llizpfiobligiqus
o oppression out outrage _ e e itoi-_
ofthc llridgeport Farintr holds -.1 siiililiar.
Oll.l(.‘(‘, and gay; he r_el_ic;l_ n on to {lg-fend
1 2-3 administration in cvcryfliiug that ii‘;
lxns done, is now doing, or ever win d.)_
For so sunzll :1. paper it can tell very big
lics. 'l‘hc editor of the \'or-wicli iurora
is po.‘-'tnin;~:tcr, and that keeps him mum.
The editor ofthc New London Star is
.-urvc_v«,-.' oi’ the port, ','."-g.i.p',i1 eu:il_:l,;;3 liiuf,
to :-‘wallow v.'ithout winning‘axi3'tl1i'ng; ‘iii:
masters tell him to. The editor of the
l‘_i1‘.3r:s; ii‘, this'cif_y is put-ifietl_ by the small
=‘-’l!>‘ tlxl‘O'.\'n from the navy‘llcp:11'tmcntlu
H10 :-'.llza1‘.C of ndvcrtiscmcuts—with a col-
l:1fcr:xl, pcrhap:<, in way of the postmas-
-lup lxcing continued to his friend Ham-
tna-:-sly, ivliit-ll .=et-urcs the post-c:;ri=:=e and
other valu9.l,~le 1-cuts inn buildingin wl_iicl‘i
boil: he and the po;-ttnmstcr have an iui
tcr-est».
is this mc:'cciinry consideration
wlm-is ;:().=‘.sp:-i..' the of tlgii {ttgte tp
snout 51323011 to fl’:-3' if asliiéigtfcvxi ‘"§..3n'io;’i,
when it .~'pt-alts of “ the brute‘ power" of
the 1p::jorix'_v"’ of“ the ballot-box of the
mob," and when it crics “:uv-.-iy with the
tlc:r.axgo_:ne appeals for the ‘u-i/Z of 1/46
/.-1.’!/'.o2',5’_:_I,’ with v.'lii::l1 the country is now
rn”-3.” The people 1unlerst:mcl.t‘ue mg-
tivcs which actuate these men, (ind will
. . cut moment the sp‘ccta.cic pro-".entctl to
tar and Wll1ClllS lac .' . - ’- -~“' .. . ‘~ 4‘ >1 f.l..tnt1of' - . . . . . .. .. .. -. .
’ . P ed bet_“ee“ the five Stead _ , us In Connecticut of a small, unc:..3=-' xact- -,,_. h t - \r_ Y .-,1 1., d Suc_ {F1031 the b93”‘“1_-lé’ .*°...°.°_9.( 2 J" 1 1”“ M“ 1),-, ]—[od_Q-es, 01 _.\_t],pma, 3135,.’ was ,,,,_.,,,g.,-,.-,. ,-,.»,,, ..,,.-,-_.-mg H,-,.,,_,-,._ 'J gme are N» :5l:O\\f them when an opportunity pre-
embroidered s tt - Af f. - . .. . 1 . . . , 1 n... more an in J. . “I 1 va c , _ ., 1, .. l ., , J _ , , .
Ce ides Occupied bl’ .1119 ter.8‘ 0“. mmnt“ had been “Emmet 10": C°1l3l30-‘ed m05tl.Y 01’ l?ill1n0I‘e Am01‘l- ‘ *b 1 r ' , - I - l (ha She MN 3 plmple 01 a hub.“ L “".‘m""e-' awn. 1 about. one o'clock in the moru- J. Giuncv Jones and '.l‘. B. Florc-ncc of ’~“"‘“-5 1l=‘0lf--*Hfl"5- PI“c"o‘S-
.youngestRoya.l C_‘ll(lI‘Cll. 1‘l'OmlZl]lSl211l1e‘ for the illustrious pcrsonagcs to recover . .- . . . - . - c.c:—ss- _c believe he leaves a ldnt some ,,,,sm.,.,,,g,ot1,e,,,,,,,.,, d,,__35,.,,,,,,,,n 0,.,m1L-.L.,1 _ _» ,._._ _ . . ,_ } fin.” , , _. _ , ,- ,, ., _
311,-em,,in to d- - h h ._ . . . cans Who, nghtly enoughdistrustxug their ~ _ __ . , , ’ _ mg, l)_‘, a llD1::_'3 lll f.n_c_li..n..-.», -...,.,.,._..«.v.....=.-.. by l. C!lll:.vll;.-3119, and \v. If. J.llf_"ll5ll of In- _ _ °<0>
s all mg 111 t eprescuce of.Her t en composure, duimg wluch the bride mpg;-gilt claims to 1"—’Sp€0t ilml influelmcl l”"’l7“‘l'." t'° l-‘I35 filnllily lmt ."-"hat ‘S °fV“St- “"3 °f “Y ‘l“5°“'1‘“°“ “‘l’“t°‘"°"’ Em‘ 1"“ bux'5:.‘ia:'s. She rose from her l>t'-.il,“l1'L<’t.£‘-=1- (si;::;a.' ;t'p:>:;.:;i} ti:-3 -itlac" 9" the ‘.‘.'-flit-l‘S '1“? :\0“' 101* -l0Ul'm1l Of Com-
" l C‘ l1lC'!'!39 S-.'*,}‘S that :1 project is on foot to
— Majesty, even the Princess of Prussia,
. tsyho stands on the opposite side of the al-
r.
Lord Palmerston, on the Queen’s right
hand, bears tne Sword of State, while the
- Duchess of Sutherland, herself attired in
almost royal magnificence, stands on the
left by right of office as Mistress of the
Robes.
. intense interest, and again the drums and
. trumpets are heard, and, ushered in with
the same imposing ceremonies, comes the
. procession of the bridegroom. On his
right walks His Royal Highness the
.3Pr1uce of Prussia, his father, and on his
left lus brother, Prince Albert. All eyes,
,-however, are fixed upon the royal bride-
groom, as he walks slowly, but with the
most perfect ease and elegance of action,
up the_centrc of the chapel. He wears
the uniform of a Prussian General, with
the insignia of the Order of the Black Ea-
gle of‘ Prussia.
The uuiformlshows his tail figure to ad.
Again there is another pause of
u" again lost hers, while she received with
the affecting warmth of a young and at-
tached family, the congratulations of her
brothers and sisters, the procession pre-
pared to leave the church.
There was no mistake about the ox-
pressiou of the bride’s_faec as she qui-tted
the sacred building. Her delicate color
returned, her eyes sparkled with emotion,
and there was such a light of happiness
upon her features as she turned upon her
royal husband a look of the most supreme
affection, that even the most reserved felt
moved, and an audible “God bless her”
passed from mouth to mouth, accompani-
ed her upon her way. The procession of
Her Majesty then passed to the Tlirouc
Room in the same order in which it enter-
ed the chapel, and again rensscmplcd in
that chamber. Here in front of the mas-
sive throuc on which have set in state so
many of our monarchs, it splendid .i.:-.ble
was set out, on which lay the register.--—
As the di_gnit'-arics of the church 1'ct.nr:.-cd
are now desperately cndcuvoring to mag-
nify their conse--ugeilce and save them-
selves from sinking‘ to,-=;ally out of sight
and out of mind,by a sham "re.-_orgau_ization
of the American party,
To suppose that free men of Connecticut,
who have entered with honest purpose
and Llutliucliiug determination into the
fight for _F.1‘eedom, are going to turn
lJ£1Cli from the contest at a. time like this,
and follow the lead of such disorganizers,
merely to keep them afloat on the popu-
lar wave, is a gross afi"1'out to in-
telligence and patriotism. ’,'.‘hc prnpiu
know, that every reason which existed in
18.5.6 for not thrusting distinctive Ameri-
caulscl i-,!:t.0 the common platform of all
the elcincuts of ;Siav,ery opposition, exists
with equal force at tixis host’. If it was
wise and patriotic to ig1to.z'e aigi si-41.3 is-
sues then, it is wise and pctz'i.o(cic to do
so now. If to have done so then was
.ca.ns;3 for self‘-gratulutiou and gloryiug, to
licsituelc to do so now would be to stump
O
ly more couscquclicc, he “leaves .t-lien; t_h..
legacy of an unsullicd ':'eput_al..io1i. Out‘
warmest sympathies arcfivith his bereaved
,f-amily in their bitter trial. Peace to his
ashes.
His 1‘cma~ins will arrive at,South:_No1'-
walk at 2§ o’clock VV(:;:h1.esday.
«,6 on
Bank of Norwaik.
Mr. Charles G. Rockwood, Cashier of the
above institution has resigned, and Mr. Robert
B. Crawford, of the Pacific Bank, has been ap-
poin.ted in his st,-:-ml. Mr. R. leaves us the 1st
pf'Mnrc;h to assume the maizcgemeiit for the
Newark Banking Go,.,'o_ne of the ,ti1js't gxoaitipns
in the state of1='e\v .Ic;'.s.-ey. if is some m_i.'L.i-
gution of the sorrow so gencrziity {cit and ex-
pressed by our people, that our loss is to be
' so greatly his gain. During his short sojourn
5.1;} he lld.F. won the respect and esteem
ofall who R330 ‘intercourse with ‘him ci-
thcr in ofliciul or socit;-1I,t-"1,€l9}l§1.t?-llél deep
scales, as she has had for twelve years past,
_c;:£e.n_c-i_vcly distributed over the surface, and
during the .p,rogi'c'ss_ol” one of the most terri-
ble fevers that ever fell to the lvct of ,h_’-_‘-r_11'..::1.
ity to experience. these scales were elev:.t_-id
info thick scab. and which covered almost the
entire surface of the face and neck, the up-
per and lower extremities, very little upon
her body, had alniost none upon her chest.-
(2) This el_cva,tio:n of the scales into scabs did
not. commence at of ',ihe last cl1_~,'; of
fever, but _c.0.I.n.!I1eu_ced. near the c,oxn_nien'c,'e-
merit of the fever, and the surface covered
by the scabbiu g was limited almost c:tcin:-iv£-
ly, if not entirely, to the smface covered by
the scaly eruption which she has had for so
ed at the door, and incurring‘ two voices
down stairs, took a. gun, and went into
the entry. As she reached the head of
the stairea man appeared at the foot.——
man said, hold your licéirl, or I'll bloat.’
out your brains. Whcreup-an sue raised
her gun and fired. The villain.-.1 than dc-
caxnpcd so prccipitnfcly as to leave be-
hind all the clothes and silver they had
p-:,cl;_ctl to carry oil‘. The ixrprint of :1
_'a' bl0o<_ly 3:‘. the door‘, which
The rogues also left. bc_hiu_d_a paper, upon
wtuc‘n was r-.-v.r.l.t.t.r:.4 f-he .Ii=-*-.1:-2%‘ of seiml
citizens giving a description of that};-
houscs, and whcthcr ilicy kept n (log or
mziay years. It was rcmarl-:ahlc that ‘slmrfl
was is ‘sp_o_t r-.b.c.u_-'; as large in circumference as ,
m_t_c’sl1aIicl :1 little below 5;-n_e l:r.ca.-, -‘Elli-4‘.‘l.l had
never been 5.‘?-'v'_u_ult'd by ll)(.".‘.‘t_. l "c_.i“iipti_,-3,21. l
and on this there were no 2.:-abs. no .crupti_ou ‘
vvimtevcr_. but it remained _pcrl'ectiy' fl cc
through the wlmleccursc of the di.=ease,|
not.
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'l‘hcrc iv. one error of which flu} ,
_fr-lends of lf..-c_co:*«.1g.uou in Pcnusylvnnhz
busc flu-zusclvcs on ‘tho in:-ti-1u't.." It is
this : 'i‘hc_v are led to sa_v that, even ii‘
,Slie',asl;c_.'l, ‘f'jw,ij.u_£; is vsnu-‘.cd7'” The bin,
:,\;‘,3 pr.u::1'u_> nun:
- - . -... .. .. . .. . am‘ ’_t:li!('(‘ on tlxc r<»:*:(l a (lay or inorc at
and other ,-.\or_tn<'-rn :‘3t:lL€S siiogntt r;zsn- -,i'J' .
,:i'l‘lp only,”
of pciitit-~.al oblivion ll:1}‘C _ .=¢l"f'orc\‘ci'.
.\'ow1in;- l.-.‘-c:“unptm‘i (.‘on.tfitutiou is yet.
morc cl.-roxious to the great body of the
-.l.
people than wzzs the Kans--.s-;‘\'cbras.ta
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;;.§5— The .‘l”"(.‘:‘:‘{i‘.i‘.“._.S‘LC"i‘ Gcncral, 1,-u_ug:r
the autli-.u‘ity given him by the acts of 3d
March, 13.5, and 3d .-‘slnrcll, 1851, dc-
clarcs the sti-ccts of Philadelphia, .\'ew
York, and Boston, post routes.
, , _ , _‘ V dot-i:~?i<m will abolish the various pcnuv
S‘ll0'\V_C‘Ll ll/.llC Sllllt ll‘C{‘Ll_E0l:il{‘- C'_l.,i‘CC.l7.-— 1,-;}f:..»",L;,-(.5 _ '
{rel ofp:-iv::tc iz:tl1\'iv;‘ua.l:;.
This
; in:-~ ."'!;’l=‘—'-= 's.En:.l-H‘ the con-
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_°,.: ;; :'.'--''-'~v tI,'ial_ in Bl'C)0l.‘Jf3 Coll};-
it was dct-izlctl that a i>;i.~'.-'EC'lEgx'l‘
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ha int: }.-x::‘a-l2u.~»cil u i':s.ilz'«'i-ml it-_l€é"f fri‘-in,‘
her llfttl 2: :'i;_='lat to ride
in m." "*"iin ‘nu ('l1<’)\‘L‘——:-"‘D;)jIll!_'_" over at
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'i”zc :m.'i-vc “ _“~'l;-Ll for this
’\v.-‘.5 or no’ l:'g;2l z‘;-:.,,-;_»‘.
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m-.-.l-;c a. grand c;-...:cu’rsiun' to the ;j_\Icdite1‘r.-
no-.:nin the steamer E1'icsson,=lea7vi-n’g
New York about 1st of May, and :'irri‘-
ring back about lst of.-\.ugust. Accord-
ing to the proo;runnne she will touch at
b'ri'lJ1“-"4-§'z1'1'itz2, iilalm, rgiezcandria, llafl
(for Jcru.-‘alcn1,) Constantinople, Athelisf
and Naples, reinaiuiug at each place
9. sufiicieut time to enable thepassew
gcrs to see the sights. The number
of p:‘asscngc1'S is limited to 150, and
the fare of each, if adults, will be $750,
L-13;:-2' cggpczuos of the vo_=,'..".c*e, it is mic-,3-
lntcd, will rai;~;_c the wliolc"cost toj‘ g,'1)d'.';’§
.i~"JO0. ‘ . '
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Sri.~.-'o.\'.in1.i: Anvlci:.—Tl1e Fire In-
specctor of Baltimore, has just caused to
be printed some excellent advice in rela-
ion to tires, every line of which is worthy
the special attention of all parties inter-
cstctli Tue” follolviug is a‘ copy of the
.-u
math 0 and sets ' » to th ‘fr . '~ ~ ' - -" . - . . . - ' . . . - . -. . ~ . . . .
g ’ ‘ Off Ins fmnk’ 0.l”en cl,“ Om Boom’ lbw “db musical“. lll5‘l“55l"‘3~°- =""l-°‘-‘.11 I-.li5.l10K1UI’. 3"“ 5”‘““"° ‘"9 “*9 '“‘-"l’f"5'“‘~°“‘3 °‘ -‘"“?--".4" .3.‘ “l''‘!‘’' H” “mm 5“”°"“"l'”"=' "‘“r“""’ mm H” ' Hie Leconlpiou Constitution should he . . . -. . . -in - . u - - . . .~ . -‘ ’ ~ '
countenance and preposscsrgjnrr berm"-. the usual form. an immense number of -' ~ . . . .- - -. 1, ... ..3 1. u . 1 . .- * Si‘-\".l’.. 1:3 or Ci.I.\.I-.,-—. W. i..p.ur. <.. .~t._=gtst1on;. winch are made otlit-iall" and
. D ‘ E‘ ‘I tllcre l’.":‘Cl‘ ‘V33 3 l.lll.i.(.‘ ill ill-S Sutltlell dCp7.ll'llll'L'. hilly $llCCC‘§I‘.l attend “ Dole -3-lhn. l "as CQVCIC‘ ‘Y la *cfl'~"S'-‘ by C‘0nc‘n'(_-_q.r.', and igang-fig udnyigv- . , _; _ ' 1- -;.' 1;“ _ ‘.',, . ‘g’ ._y_ l. ‘ s-'3 - --
‘ ” ' " ' ‘ ' ' ‘ “W*“l’5‘*'*‘*‘"‘*=lC.'” ~’ 1 U =~‘- -” -W“ -1-W“: an c-urncst attention invoked for them —
Near the altar he stops before Her Maj-
individuals had the honor of signing this
of Ilunmn 1"recdom in this c:.>:;z1.t1':v,ai.:‘,r;e
bin: in his new field of duty.
(3) The scabs were not jormec? by the .“ burst-
tcd under it as a State into this Union in ,-
or the tlzrcc zznuirlis ('mli:i_«.; with .7311.
to the ille,r;:il attempts ofthc-l
the Atlnniuistration is attc:r.p'ti.~.-.- 30 ‘mg.-
.est ’s ' ‘ , . . , . .. .. . . . .. , .- . ,_, . _
rwitll tllc8ha1l.l.0Sol3f I-l%1‘l)‘l'hLiin1c}lml'evs'h{i"cli11l;:c bid: d0%1\x*-T<l2i'IV]'t1lerson llrescut was urcsntcai criili the 8d-Ol]lmOu 01. the Felmfl C°“5l’l{"K,'i'°”’ I liE;"C5ff’l»{Df:{3 plaids ms. debut .und'-gr the ‘fig,’-of “:0 “1p-mL:fleSt’b:.‘: -in km‘, N; ilhft “.1? “m'}l\'k' Mlflm Tcmmry C-l-m l 0°21?-1595 ll‘-"“'““il"" -“"l"-‘tl*‘tl"‘"’- 'H‘9"° “my dcllwve to bem”\'CrSu1]'V Copied and
‘turning to his royal mother h ‘ :1’ Q the Efufiinge Service bcmitifunv I‘. t,.’.i ‘ .1. men ho lO\-e LlbCl‘t,y and l.l:."tt.t; ! i7l,(‘-.i‘~S,a.'«.‘,1 ,5\.l).dl"F7,Qr1.l3?,i? f£_O_§If.1lauspiccs m:1ug- l 0 -‘C13’ ¢,00( 105.1-.011 -I 1-H-10 Hf) pllS- , (_»,mn:_m [h;:1[,' m;.;u'-um,-,-H;-,l,:: ‘_l_}'; ‘to st:'il{e I ,_\_,_,.:._, 1.‘_)‘.':T:.j ,,;-1-9;.-‘,ml in that p(?1'l0tf_. Of‘ pondered :
- .- __ I 9 ’°“~ . , _ * _ . ll "3 9“ 1)-;+o.o£:3z11, v.ciecallcd upon to adoit as umtcdbv ill;-.Roc-ltsvocd mdwiil doubtless mlt‘->'l°l“1T5l-ilml U‘? CNIPUOH ‘-“~l-‘1U1lf<*Tm'lc.:it the .‘.~.luvrrv ,u-o\'ision nun" li‘0v’iLl£‘ -_- .. - 2 ,,... ,- ,1 it - , M ‘ . _
.988"! “Ill! equal I'Gn]JC:Cl, but less aeepjv in red and gold; bound in white and rrold , ,.....~ 1 1:-. - }-3 .' ‘. .’ -'’‘ ‘ ‘- . . -. . .. .. . .. - 11--. . . I. 1 H, . 1, I - w e ‘ -I. - . ~ ’. - . I - ‘.1 l‘»‘””” " "" =““’ l"=l‘“‘-"-"‘r."* . E‘-9'” I‘~°‘P lllimllf‘-5 “1 lm’-fill b0-\‘-‘-“. and
than to the Queen, ,,,,(1_,h,,,,knee“ng ii] After tin. mm.,,,,,,.,, the 3.0%,, enable t-1<‘:n_~.-.-.o-.«..o, ‘ .i_.;?.€?./J"!/l"l.Z’Ig‘ _for tile Caz:-sc, provelmnsclfwortny of the ni::n_1e.~1ct ;-.=G“zl-,1.-‘J ,».-£6 3-{I-1}:--I101-"t J *1-,‘_<I:=*?».'>. '0 110M). - ,: for lirce ...t':l1"l<'-. uxstitpfions 1nuued;::tt'_\ , ,},,-,,,_.-,-~_i;.-_! cl‘ thcl:xtl<'1‘ Vvrrc lri.'<n. “mg; on; 0,” g;,.-_. -,-0,,,-_.;, 9f ,,;,,1g,.,.,,_ W3:
the centre of the chapel. 131-5153 with earn. started for Windsorc.’ On their drriml at i7l0'}f€£"’§"f’7,7' MC ‘Ml”3,"I,' Elm‘ “inc 15 DOW‘ mSm‘ms“ p"Cd°°°Ss°"'” ‘mu hm calm. W‘m."3G it-3;” ‘I-599%)’ and ml :‘ amlmimfl. "W ”lC.'~“”“”mI" inc" di"n‘\' ““'”l“~"' “.5 ""l""‘3"'l ll‘-""i"‘-ml“ “"l"’~“"'~‘f-l ‘W9 "l‘ll“l"“‘ We l’i“"l¢"‘1l*i“‘l.l'i l¢l‘4ill.3'9fi'01i5.'l!Y154
est devotion fora few ,nmu,(,s. His PmV_ that place’ they were d,.,m.,,,-,1 3 C,,,.,'iu,,,e ' lhc cqlrzmns of tun; ,,:.*“!1_§-pxag 'o:'c.s:‘c‘nt to ——~~~—---o.-+..p—-———~.._ . a;vpnurv3x1r.~c of puapicnt. z_:i,me:z’,.*»i- -illfllii’-_l',i.‘-I ,' :—‘_.i.!;;-;.- '!_‘Q{11-_'ui:».1lO -,-y;x.<;m: (‘(]‘.‘.l\'C(“lll.'ll:lll. , M, .10.’. ,r,, ,,,.,,,.,,,,.p,,,, to ,,,,,,,,,,_,_,,O,,’ ..\.-,,,,,,,.,-E 1“, ,_,,_.m Out M.-the Why. of, ,mt3,D,.I; M
em ended, he rises and Stands at the ‘light to the Castle -by the Em“ boys amdtgt cit}, ‘1.ezt..,.ei~g‘; to-dd)’. the piulacs£.f .‘.‘{i'll2l,!?_,il;§'_‘3 , The O. U. A.’s haul an Excel ding,-ly , :tu_v kind. was cx1uli:icrl at any point c.\‘c-ep- I ’lucy l1Qi(l—-—-‘,1;)Ql;}:J.i§i}l_.l:t""; L ‘ E’; l«‘l:‘_l“ ,2 +%-.-.;-.- :11“{'ifSl(‘(l ;~.mon_:_; tin’) _Ii-3,.-ix, 1 to mice. Fill‘ fiuitl or culuphcne lamps‘ onl '
hand of the zflta}-’ waiting his bride and enthusiastic ChC.e,.in,,,. The ~q.ufirdu gave 0. fills in hfcssagp o. presltlf3!1L.Bti.- i -(,;e;.__:;-.;;,; _rr-_nn_iou l:-x.‘~:t (‘\~,.,nmg. L.‘ W_ N“, ting‘ about and Ill the nose, and lu.=r.3 only 2 —-thajt Vtlicf oustnnlnm or L. ,1.» K; H, M ,U,L,_,. ,._.m,,‘., l,,m,,_,;_,,’ m,,C,,é_ ‘M .{_,“,1__ , ,,,£_, (,i:!)_.]i:1‘_m and um,m_iiDm_i-1-fil_e G-l_.“.;‘rh,t.
’ l h " cha"‘"‘ ‘“'é’§“‘g' "P0" f-0".¥§l'€’-‘*'Sll10 0Ilf0l‘C0- ' dre-ws. 1....-1. .,o_1' ',f';'_ork. isastlie principal when hcrconvalcsr ncc was fully established. ccptcd ll.V'_L't‘xiig;'l'L‘.'a‘,':i, cannot l..c c l.lllf.{f..f , ; 1mm 1 m ‘,7? wimw, I M M’ mm_{_, 1-,,’ ,m~.L=Li»sp,_-)Si,_._L,‘,.J~,_|, '01; .~,.0DJ ‘-,,S,~,',,-S 3.7"“-
likewise submitting to such 3. scrutiny from
agurnd State Concert. at Buckingham
(-1) If her disease was Small Pox where was ‘ S0 ill!‘ :13 -
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$51,,‘-C,-V (H p,-_)};(-5-1'11:-Ll tin-ll .l.C‘~J'l. ,I W
hl"i‘5~ l ‘-‘-105.3. E‘-:'.‘:’i:.=-=' tho mule nosi-
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hu“‘l"°‘1-9 03' lJl’illl81lt-eves as never bache- Palace. in Lollclm‘ on the evening Of the plum 0‘ R C0nmt"t'0‘] "P0" 9' {"9" P00‘ 3 3D03li°"’- Wi«‘l‘‘-l* 5-‘ 5‘ -‘-1‘-9""""" 5‘-““f“-“ff 9‘ fl‘ 3 r ' n ' ll.l“’1ll xfcl
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101-wnhstood before. wedding, day The priudlml Stream 0:, pie, not uI.l_,' \\1fl10ut their consent but in ,,,lm.,,¢ Wm-d_;_ -rm: },;',);-gt-;;11;[}1oe C111}; -_'.]_j5.: tho‘: tlizailzigaalsinixig, iinnnsfaknblc Ctl)€ll‘(1Cl(‘I- 1 Unit to (lmugc .f .ou't_1't1 rm: “Iii: (._~“ K M I Oil -.ll,f‘-* ». inn - people \-.-l_-r.) 9nm;l;p.] hp ‘ tit-rs app ,1-,\g;;,..—.~u,,_~§~,.\~_.,1 bpf()l'e ,1_pp0;ig(,d __
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.mtal r.,.~>p..-.sz-..~.1,-.1. to the well known, cl”cr.'.'.y , ,.,,,,,.,_,._-.d ,-._.,.,.,-.,,, _._m,g_.-, “mi ,,,,,_;,,,,,,, §i;_'g.'::-‘.},[1>d.’ cl i_t,_th_e 1’: ales; if she !:»j.d Small ,5!-1t\Ul|1U0“ - -ll-ll ‘ ‘ ‘m ‘ , ll;-‘J 3:. 2-.:.l: l4‘¢_lj_£'.ll.‘.“,'.-', ::::-:.l of illc.’~tc ; 3\0'»'u' place a ll-rht or :tSllOS under a
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‘,,',=;,, .-,,.;,.;,-,2, ,,-—_ ,,,,.,',= l,,.L,_ . 1 ..s here f-..1c:s_:_..u.~. Ill(‘.\(‘ facts 5 MiHlt't1.~‘t'. .\c\'t-r take a light to cxmuxne
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l'H\_'_ and ‘ L1;’(‘:l-.\Ll' I,l\.xlL ‘..lZ.~-_\ U: I L: tllz: ;l‘:il4 than if 0.5.» mt-tr‘; -._-l (,-:;‘..-:‘.l§)CllI.».£L1f_‘{_:,i {1;);11,.j.
' ’ ‘ (ll _;;iirc;=t=::::s on tlicr-r1‘.nr~ .-'2l’n'.l 'p:*.i:p-:-rzéiu i 1!i.‘—‘1 1:‘: cux'cf::I 1'.c-rm‘ to place -gas’ or
1llL'11lctl‘(1};UliH were brilliantlv illuminated ‘
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H9” -"-‘“'.l5-‘St-5-' grave her royal (laur_I'l1t'cr ' G‘ p‘(5""”f will Of d£l.0-H1_! m...l.|.mH_£; ll13.l"“‘ I the large cudiceacc seemed to be Hail Cofuxu.
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as a bridal present, a necklace of (113: ,l U of ‘he l’er’pl’3' ‘fwd ll’ ‘*5 '52-’-wl ‘1!L»iacd.n~.dYunI<oe Dcodlerz! from cupuf to
Again :1 pzlusc eusues——a pause of im- -_,_ _.,.,.,,, .,,.,.,
§:rr-essxvc solemmty, for expectation seems " ” " " kl" '
wrought to the higliest pitch, and no one
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'P'>;i.slxc had it tcrriblv, and of the worst .
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} kind, and’ My '.'j.;._:;. its c_n__ii_rc _co,:._‘.i-.-‘c, and _sl:~.~ is _' ('1
now nearly well; but to Vi‘-iii: _,sg:,-;l,1 u care '
in‘-i1i1_.‘ci'tli‘:rr:_ _ V‘
" 'i.'hcn', l.-.-:'wc'.'i
. . . , . momc'1t——v" '- .=: ~ - ~ ,
speaks, and few even move to dlsturb the moods, and the Prince Consort a set of ,,,,.,,i,,,:, I 1 ‘,)..l:;;m"mm.l°. ‘Q mum l .-‘-_o_.2¥a. Long may thcmcmbcrs of the order I A M We b,fl,‘_,.; _0l,...;,-,,i._,,L,,.._'.;,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,§, ,,Q,,. , 1 A . _ ,_ _ _ , ‘ _ 1
stately solemn“). that reigns Over the diamonds and emcmlds, The Prim-e gf if J,’ J ”,“"_‘ m_C‘N_:1ccs‘fbe lmhl ; ,,.,W,, l of .‘-,‘=m;yll Pox without pustules, is like i‘HfiI'.."L‘- , »‘-.;;)'i,.;m._.'- iim-_ ,“,_;;~,~,J-V ,\-__,l,-W__Q-,m'_,HI-K‘ = of no.2‘ .".x.lll'Ll'lL'illl Cll.lt‘:a'. ; ot.;«_-;- 1131,13 ,,,.,,._» Cm--,,,,,,,-, ;\(.I1'e)_' m1\—e-3;
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whole interior, while even the most illus. \\-mesvs g,,-,_ was dmmonds and opays and V fl, J“,.eS,‘.‘..l.,' um? I"l].”“m ‘°‘ ‘"3, """“‘ ‘ I in.-» =- the play of rl".!'l‘|l’cl. Will! the part of, W, “_h,.,fh ,, Wm bu m,_,_, ,3, ,,,, ,;,..-is-lc 2 -?*~~_+-«_--.— li ugi... into a. <:!..>.-.-9.. no .2». mid In bed ,_.-.
’ ' l-1:0--in Jmmoer Am€-I‘lC{‘.l).‘3 set them- "’ “ML ‘ ' ' ‘ " ' ' 10 m!i1,L‘'u‘'‘:_ui:i:1.h,i.0 :.sii."_0a-ii of’ 3.-'1.’ c.=:;;;33:_- l-- ‘*2 ‘ l§’lzi-.v.2'c'l.2~.'.“.53" 0‘
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21':-‘man nlu'oui'l as fortzlgn lnfgg '
l‘i;1._li-5 of-.'c:"_L_=;::
tilltl (lo um’ t*:'t2<.~.‘.l 0;
ilzunl-at lo.-ftonf.” But if it is replied that , to ,‘m‘n,C m.,_.,.’ Wm, if “,0 ,,,,,'i,.,,.,,).’ “,0;
,i,'m_- pi;,_:stn_l<-s rvcre formed under the scales, v‘;,,.?-,r. 1'i‘:u,l"i'il,\', '\'r'-;‘i'(! in l';ivg-.;- Qi’ ti-.1-_.p}f;,r" ‘
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silo‘-._‘.-" ',i‘igi_t-l;i,§‘l;g'
um‘ tlacm. Z-Jo
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that or the Inn/.c..s Alicc,a Cllaxnong
trious of the Royal guests seem struck _ ,
brooch. '1lxc .-‘.vIahs.ra Dnlcep ;;‘iugh gam
and gaze with open admiration on the
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selves to the fuel: of reconstructing an
_ - , _ , . -,,.- _ _ . his 5'-upr-lvof ice art‘ of an unu:-:uall finc
scene around. it is, indeed, one which a magnificent opera glass, curl the kincr Am°"C“” °’_'£’rf"’l"5:**“~f_"l ‘Illa 35‘9”‘~‘”‘€"“".‘a’ .11,‘ '1-, _ ” ' . _,_ . Y ' , . , ..,,'mj ....,.,.e no; Clsgt-)_'V(!ll. than 1., ,, _ IV ;,-
mi .ht we“ V, _ _ I ,, . . , .._ 3 we hm-,dS (,1 me 3,3“,-,,,.,, ,3,-;,—_—:,,;.,,.,,,i,.m lua 1 -y. it commenced l)1'|1igu'sg it down nun .c_on;.cq.u y 4.‘. , . ,;, ova.-1.—~ _ H.’.’tr.(/1“/[W .1 ,...\.;_ _,l,.,,. W ,__,_,_, ,. _ ,_ ‘_ ,, .1 M L, , ,, _ _, , .
g Ine 1 )9 utfeutlon Ofppmcess’ of tie begprians 3 B;-uh-,~_.(_.15 [nee _d,.,._,:,s, ‘,al_ in Cwmopticlxt I AL‘ 1. ,__r-1. .~.R......_. . ' {mm Umpflvalm pom‘ about a week ‘mm: W’: i(,1,,uin, ‘my we],-. not []1c])u.'~',lll, S uoc,'_g~;:' , ______dH_.Qb V -~_. ...,. ..-1...L, ;.,:_ s :lll.il \_, nj_'_ 2 tllotxlilg‘ S;‘n:?‘.1,;. :_i.- in l'llnL'.L‘(_l in Wafe-
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1 . . _ may run sl.-it:-1_._1,.eu ,2 v .5 upon ull wills, and ..-V. li.,.=;;..-,_-,3 1;;-.;-1..-.';l;i:~:_v ultcio g_-00.13 are
one of those corrreous visions 9 »rl t £1000 ‘ ~ ' ~ " ' '-
-.: . - . .cldom sccu ‘W 3 $t9llm"- . -. .. .- .. . . . .. - .. I . . - call’ and; - - .. .;, -- .. - ..-
3 ” ."u\ 213’ with such mcusurcs Z 5 '-"-"""'h ""‘-‘ ’" 5°m° m""“"“‘e "°°'“"“‘ F“ ”“’ °l"”l “l’°“ ‘l“' "l"“~'l'«‘ -L” may gm 1 5’ 5%‘ 1"“ 'il§:“’*‘"' ="‘=‘“."“ ."““ I 43"‘-‘-.'-:’*:""‘A.l i~: now la’_‘»’i:1:_~' to --. E blnccd or czriimx ;<n:r..:i. llvlhcn furnaces
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influential aristocracy in the whole world
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and never for otteu for withii . _ A letter from Bcrliusav - “ Tlle ’C“”'iU . -. v... .2» -1" . . . . . .. . -
.' ts f I g ’ . ‘the We . , , _ "-5; T310 “ll.” -will l:.1,F(;);{){]e cf mam - r-] I1‘-vi’ l‘.L'.c~.c.!l{l.c'.,-:‘-i_:l snap? Cam bell and D’Artois particularly upon tn:-.t .<x”°*-'5 74*“ “‘-""‘ =° lmilulicss gt ll:‘.‘..s"O:lS.'.‘.1ll~;‘Jl.>t:(:t'Ctté=I:ll!Utlll)‘, ‘~;_-l,,. :. ._ . H __ . H j _ ._
(“K3 0 tlflt htfle chapel Sits the tln.On_ tja] pyegedt df3_.,,l“,Qd Ilnnce I,’_e(!”ck J L _ . C ‘ I C , lluf. ll.5-1Ln$.>Ln,- _‘ ‘ " __‘ K __ \ _ h rue‘, Wylie}, has bee,-4 | 1 _‘ .‘ l ‘H " N‘, --I \.]nV,t." 1‘. Y ._ K . ... I. . {nu |:..!. >135:-nl1l\",l ‘ 211,-,» .,a;.‘.'.f .,x.J E.l2:.x'l;§u_l lpfllbitfp Sllfllllil ill.
ed soverei nof tl -B“-‘ 4 - .- W'll' f‘. -bk -. . .- .- ., Lil-'~lWl1l (.0. Will soon find. “*1 “°"" “9 1-‘*4? .1"-“9P."".‘“ 1° '0" “'0 i*“'i“V- 0"” him‘ l"‘-l"“’l O ‘ ’ .‘ ‘l“v '*‘*rv: r.-.".’~‘ 3'.‘ I ‘L ""- '‘:“.m-‘”‘’‘ .““'l' :. -~ H‘ on . \.'t"-«~ -‘-1.. ..... .. .9 3 -- l{.. -2 . . .. .:‘ r . ~ 2
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her court and prince“, guests md sm__ neCk1,,Ce0fu,mSm, bmnty ‘Ind Cocumegq ...._.—-.-—..s>.-:e:>~-——-—-—— l e‘“‘S‘““ °‘°"““ * ‘19*‘°“‘’'—'d- ”’ ° 1 t W rmgeg upon 3 -rs. ‘L -*‘*'”- 2 1» 122- s.:..-'. l3l::i tn.~;'t ho-.Sv will pr<u:mtl'-,' lt‘—- _-!it.;:?.l hr ut .5-za.-'f four 'iitcl~c1* i'z:rrn -"s-and
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roufldecld b) the Qlcutest and most 1nflu- ml“ necklace ‘3°“'“-‘Sis 01' 1h”'tl"’t“'° l‘”'”‘° ‘ha flats 02 mldglgialll I ‘ ' ' ' ‘y'all!’ -r»lll('l‘CnonellCl‘C.:1lltlWllyl '5?“ ‘S at ll‘ *7‘ -‘v rd l- - «-' ~n ~-'1'-«E “L “I” "M" " .‘:‘-35"‘-“""d' ""' l’ M" "’ "M" “M -33" “V” -by "3" *3” l“”"h‘
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~ 3913 0 t '9 gleatest and most ~ “°“t9-- Fem ”» l)l0“°‘”‘“"-l ‘)5’ C0"“01-*7‘ Cm am ‘-‘mm “‘lc‘°5-L3 hill? 139‘ rf W. ch‘ rt n ' h - nion liqiitcd 55’‘’’:’3!"''qiV 0” to me! ‘‘ his intention to irtroducc ‘L bill in the l "I E —H' mm‘ ".(." ‘ V” "2-ll "‘ H,“ L” . "“\" ‘.'-‘ "5"" - . ‘ll ll?“ fl‘--Cm 5:‘! 5l°‘“°'v -
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“eh m Its content? almost qilggesgs tfie “C, are of the Skye Ora hm/C1 nut THE, !‘ L“ l , , ’ ‘mmE[eCLm" fol L*e‘*'““"9 “Nd coming. soloi1.rZi7i‘c.d:'ctL-1l- D’Auro1sDrcPu1'- cruption But one of OH!‘ I-‘“‘°l"l‘”’”’~"5 1”" rkmi ‘(’l,l”T,'t, W-‘”.-’'‘ :9‘ ill”; 1!" ”‘”‘‘I‘l I that law an-;. ::.~ lzi1:l.~'rll’ like '1. cl" :.:! ——---—-—-» -50:
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Cost of fins copectm,’ Much has been I , can not 0(3Jl1l‘lll any, Hi the CuP{lC},\.lllcl;1.§sjliu cc..1.2,to toes. in puts tint «. I “hose vmmg m:ml_ ”mm,_ {in the Lmig ‘Or, ,,. ..u. _. _, .-..a 1,tl..;.o:..\ nu. ...i__ s. 1 ’ I_‘._\,\,,._;, ,,_\D},,,,‘,, V‘ ,,,,:,,,,m [v_\.n.ED_,
idea of it grand jcwcl casket, in which all
that the nation most values and reveren-
(L05 IS put away for greater safety.
and believers
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completed only by diaat: of great diligence l
during a lengthened period, is said to I
miliar with his proicszsional :1c.comp-lislimcuts. 'wl]_Cl‘0:i_llL‘_!:') were no pustules. It is Illllillllfltl [‘ . r I I ( ‘ I_ I ‘I H 3 I
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Camp’ the rlierpslchorean I2,.0,,,EE.U,_.’ IS ,_,,m}10 ymfhj-,e has ,,M11‘._,,,.yi‘, ,,,_,g‘, 1,;mg§,y_ the I ' llfll ‘L( (I: -I ill. llpil, M ll t ll‘ lttlil I J i ,
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oven the sn1allcs~_t_o_.f the commouwculths,
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_?.--ftcr n wlulc the Cll€lllll)er}am and aiuount to %S,OO0 tlmlcis”: ($21,000.) , Wli.llOlllJ a more or less full tlisci:.<;;,-,.. (,1. have out imggltd himself, on the 0CC’.'.lal0il,l (.0 n L cf pug. at of I _]_l.h ‘pt; ,1 gut‘; WML; :1“, M,m__m , ,‘,,,_q no, i... .1 l.ll\_il‘ : _.,,,,.,.: ,1, ,4 the u ,.,.1,L., G, H,L.,g,.,,,,,.,cd_.’ . V’
V ice-Lliamlaerlain again quit the chapel I'1*mC'C 1'1-e(lel‘lCl{ ll-’i_}]§;~,m mc,ei,’.eS an the ,,,.:.,,)]e pond,-lion 1- I _ .‘ .«,- .9 ‘ having snapped a two inch fl-ill upon the poszl to a case which “L :L- zcpoifct t_o‘,n.vt T. 2 . ~ j-_~;-:4.-H A: “M , “C B ,u_,.,, ,-,H,,~_.-._.,,, Lg“, ii -,3 up ,v,ml,,_i “rcbstu. mppefl it,’
ta “She” 1" the l“'°C'-99-Slml Of the bride “l7“““‘-"~"3 Of 92:00‘) ‘l‘*"lf‘1'S 9- V0"? (‘1lJ0Ul‘ i "I ’ l 0 P“ me “llW'"--- (oi-ioa-ertrexnety ofthat ‘swallow-failedbltwr' “ed all nmnbvr or years Sum’ mm Cmlmlutd ' "am f ‘ . 1 H ‘ I ll--n_=-l. -' zzmu. '- "2 roeicc ’l‘l'c' 0"‘ “It st-.1-tesman “l
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and Wit-ll their absence 3 heavy Silence 02' $66,000,) which sum will be lt1c1'en:se(]. And mm‘? especially lS this true of tho and it is further hinted fh-utD’Arlois Supper to p1‘t!SL’:l‘ll)I3 day altcr day up in witluu a few } in E,‘-'1-‘(nm,”'Q'C“”' ,‘ ‘lim”‘,“““l!:; .ll_l‘C‘‘‘““‘' . -~ - ~ — I; _ +_},C 3-,~,._-.33 ,m__,,_ ,,.,.C,. headed be: --r
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_-mjspeuse steagg upon the assembled guests, when. he becomes C,.O“.n P,.,n(,e_ 1,, the ' present time. The in-0g,,_c'G,, of ,.C,m.,,-”_ was the only lhrng that savgu A...".,’»¢-‘1_]i<.-1 10“ hozrs of tut, death of 11.2. patnnt, coxilossully i Dr “_ L Wcmuniul ,\“xLU“ _‘\\,vHq H,” . _ ,.“,_:m,,:St ,’.;,,,,.,.;, 1,, ,\_:]'fill()2'ii’ l~.._., _;‘_'(-]{1,gp,~jU(},,,,‘.E.,d ,,,‘:.it he hm, Wgln 3 .
and geepeng as am moments pass. The nm1.,.mge Conh.act it is S-,ate(] 11,31; the § zution, i, c_ Of uSm.pati0‘,, by “,0 P,m,e,_,fl of brass buttons! ‘ not knowing what was the mutter, vvhcu an ; WC-fim.i . . . . .3 oz 0.1 :_ H-AK.” 1_!_:'(_;‘m_' and . J mm,’ um.‘ I,“-W he “M1 Cm-mmttcd :
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my] tttleWlllsperlnggraduallyg,0“Sloss en-ipcuscs of trip _]0lIll. est-ubl.slm1cnt Oflgovcrllni-out of many,of the ath.ibuL n __ r . «to»-4-.___I..a. ‘ ' ‘H girl _1)aI’) f. ,7. succ “dtul, cxpcntuccd. Ill i __~’ ”.qz)h.~_ ‘ I W , (_:L:,,._,_ .“.,.1.,3 .;_.g,_.-§..~g,, ._ :_.,..),i.~ll. tot llC>u_.. l,.l(l inn-jg
in ess, untjl 11; Ste 5e.,g_m-9] ’ the flames thew Royal Hgghncgges 51,3“ be def-,.m,cd l _ _ Cm at-53° We are indebted to the Registrar t.._ _-Hmnl-l l 03, was calm] in and gm-;-c;_-fly dmg. , p H _ , _._ , _ _ . aw.’ _,_ i, '_ ,_ U” Q M 1‘ P ‘a I .. ma.-.-a...i..«.4 in his social life. in his (ll.
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‘cease to wave, and even the fesucss “lib out of the above mmtionod Wm . fl]e.in_ , plopci only to the mate Sm,.e,eiq,,LiC_,,’ Wilton. for the foliowizig record of Births, nosed me cm‘ l-l11.‘lt‘.W-S foo Ig.:g'10 ,_,',._.,, we 5 ,,--r._ the editor of the l.~m:(|on ~;~,,m.,:= _= ‘ ‘ *“' ‘ f ";‘}‘ “'l_““"‘~": “iii”: "'- 1'
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may of the dmmonds seemed aymost m1enCh_ terest, },m._,,,_.,.,.' of “,0 __,n,,,,:,,i,,g£ pmfiou I has, fol the last few years’ been ,0e,,,,,-any nfurriugt-s, _a.nd D,c_atlis in L,ll_t1f; town for the mug", If M Ma We-H ,1 fiomw-qt.hi'(: Pb)“ ._4ti,tt;f_~t.:Ttl_1tL1 s.1nLth.i.!;...', 1&3! I11 L;-;4_l_L-y;-, , : N ‘ ‘I. ,; in I .1ilrkJ;‘ Qll‘(xlI‘l;'l'l lltllt n i1i«.;<)\\, , y,,._.;i,_it,c mic“, in Its pol.tI(.-ll Course,
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jiltgztllle llcftlfietgsselllllldge Slts ’3“1"‘3.€111ll Phlcb he” ‘ "‘."‘ ‘ 55 V35 ff’ “*9 i’,1'l'J~'-“-“J-‘3 ;”al”d' I-)‘3"t1“1CS\vlucl1 would have star- :5“! $85‘ ’ Bums’ 49’ Mm ‘ages’ 5 ’ D°“ll"l ,' siciau it Would have made dh’l'erc-ucc mfnr as " it ‘ i ll ) ‘ PM ‘W ~..,-...,.' pm :i:-}.,»~.- li\' v-I-~ '~‘--m‘- ‘I -.1’ ’-- ' 3-. 1;; ,5“ lb 5 mm’ In “' 3 “my to S“); ~'=‘
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‘expectation to“ Etaseyes tplncu In Ealgez mplpfigrggl, 2 i I 9,000. 11;; to g‘()11l_, [,t,l,e,tl the foundus of the _1{eDnbI,cI wjucj,’ “rum {)5 Sum Ahlm’ Q‘-"Cd 00' “ml-‘-“led urgmg llll~l patient was concerned, whether he ; ' 4., , 111;; F. :-; .. .12lil il.“.lfx lira. ii’ Cr-.::2‘iiI1"o in ' '3'}:/-r"-.:rz1;’('-2 ( -llasv l G-‘M11
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there is a slight ‘stir viitliouf‘ and 0 sub be h'n~d- » h‘ .~g‘;n-[,jq,):’(,:-,. ., If ‘“‘°;«f—’.‘“."”*‘.‘ Qllfllllmmllgatetlliv th0f1'u:nds ' ---o». 1.1;“: it 1.4; pm ,|1)1)101)lI‘.f.l-L <!0-*J_‘=’.“-*.“°” ‘*1 I ,7‘.-_'-,3“'l‘l;c Ncvv ‘York \\..,-t~:.l)’ (.x‘olde'%n 1‘:-Sm.-, ‘ 5.‘. nur. ~ ' ‘ ; ——-—-—.—~...i:.s...s___% A 7:
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' '“ l of the C«)1istit;ztt_:o,rz gt-37‘l)cnudc(l Cupids have held l1COlll.llllrL'tl I “'9 LISCML of ms’ ‘l"m“t‘ l’ ‘'0' ‘ml’ ‘‘ 1” ' is}; 13 Fri 013-53 lli*'*“-W." 5"7*“-"~“?.‘='l-*t'-”- '~\'G1‘i3| ‘-13 T "" ' “°"":"""“" ' “’”“ ' -573” ill“? I-'”V‘1'l—’0"I l”P'3.lTS' chronicle
d‘-nod movement passes tliz‘ough the chap- ' l30lI11cd ’ 5-‘. ‘ng of Prussia, who will 'W"°“tY .V°9~l'S 380» , K ,_ _, , , , _ j , ,. ._ ,
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curmvul during the inst week, aur.lSt.. Vulcu- l"“1 WC“ {‘’‘‘”‘l’‘‘‘ “M “"3 ““""-'0” °f 1"“ .i3.m'- 1=“-W-;‘,'-<',_-' for If. l.-.._«. 1.‘! :t'ld1f.mn to the -
elasthe lit ‘ ' - - ... ' v‘ « n. ,,, .would lnvei .' }— ,, ,- l.
f _8 Wfmg‘ ulufoim of the officers P33 ‘P _‘ -V“ - -u-..). '.llCa$l]l§, and gne 1 , ‘ fffmta ’]~y l"°'°‘-W-‘.1-‘ls 5"l"3ll' - ,-. .. , - . lllatcria Medicu and :1 .r=iercv.-.: L-»;"cf'ul obscr-= . . .. -- ». I .: \ - ,. . . . . . . . ... . 1 ..I v- -. . . . --
0 Is Seen ll”, Sf_’.(,'Ul'lts '.- CFO-\“‘~ fhvv t -E‘: 1 1 mo" and “rhupsh as —... , , l|llC 5: lnemO|y’7 has heen Inns‘ essentially, 7 . . I .,. , puppy" ,r-;:‘(lh ;._,[b,;(_1,l.l.,l la (.ll.ll1f.‘ll lu {I }::i_;l, , high Q‘! ‘\_/ 35H.‘-_ qou hh f”np._\~' and C0”. L.[x‘._7 (Ll )U.l.l_l oi) [)J.llp€lS SClltl_);1ck to
‘~--manta were again .tmm,~a .........'... .5: until pl’ - 7\\’\-\‘<-. _-._'ll_'C's, 1, um‘: I _L;"‘M.” A‘ “ ’_ , lM3'W]gl“md now’ honor-ccl. Great fluttering ’neath Crlnolincs wr of an the Symptoms Nose“, and Skmm- l"‘i'Vl3‘£; in ‘.=~.i!:.1’-' l"'°”’ 50 Cm’ :0 $500‘ ‘See .tm"'m“l 1"" ‘L 33“—W0U to this fund for} *"l"«':"l=*“’l H’ ille expense0l'al1tl1h1‘itles in
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