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TIE REMEDY A DOMESTIC scENE.-Atter all said on the subject of the times, ofreform, and the necessity of economy in all our out lays, the true way is to set to work forthwith, and carry reform into practical execution, and see how it works. Example is great guide, and what one will do, the other will

 initiate. Fashionable extravagance would

 be at once surrendered, when it is fashion able to be economical. A very large impor- ting house was prostrated by the pending

 storm, and first tried the experiment of ex-

 tension. but finally gave up, and suspended

 payment. About fortnight or three weeks

 after that event had taken place, called at

 their magnificent mansion in - Place, and found the house closed, and bill on it for sale or to let. l stood musing for few minutes, calling to mind the splendor of the last party had been at, in that very house, in January last: the parlors with tho ir mag nificent ottomans, damask chairs, rich Persia carpets, candelabras, and costly mirrors the gay and futtering crowd of fashionables, the superb supper, and massive plate, and flashing lights, and jocund faces, and, above all, the graceful and delighted mistress ofthe mansion. Now all was dreary and desolatc; the dust had already collected on the Vene- tian blinds, and the plated bell handle look. cd dark and dingy. An air of fdesertion and decay lowered on the mansion the airy GreAsQe of the occupants had vanisheds l deteIynined, however. to see my friends, for ne wno lorgets friend in the hour of adyer- ssty IS noa ht to live in this world. and, on pursuing my laqyirys l traced them to a small street east of the Bowery, and liyingin