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were saturated with the rarest sweeis--and his
hotel was adorned with the most odorous pro-
ductions, the aroma of which was waited through
the various saloons by ventilaors constructed
for the purpose


But the most noble use of perfumes has always
been TO honor the Deity in his temples. Not
only the pagans of antiquity were proiuse in their
use--but they were introduced into The observan-
ces OF the Jewish worship-as we learn from
various passages Of the writings OF Moses.
In modern times, not only the Mahometan and
Greek, but the Roman Catholic service is rem
dered more attractive TO the worshipper, by the
rich smoke OF the incense rising IN clouds from
the silver censer, and waiting It's balsamic per-
lume to every part of the church. Not TO make
any learned research into the religious origin oi
Tins observance, we may say that the fine odour
of the frankinccnse, besides its ceremonial use,
serves at all events 10 counicrac the various eX-
Ealations arising from the breath OF redundant
crowd.


INDICTMENTS AT ALB,Ny-rhe Albany Argus
says: "Fhe jury, we are informed returned true
bills against fourteen individuals. Among those
who are indicted we heard The names ol Rcnssc-
iaer Van Rensselaer,, w. L.. Mackenzie, Thomas
| }. Sutherland. Samuel b. Chase, VIM. Johnson,
and Charles G. Bryant. The names of the
others have not vet been made public, and will
not be at present, as we are informed they are AT
iargc not having been arrested or recognised to
appear and answerfor the alleged offences against
them. We are also assured upon good authority,
that the jury ignored considerable number OF
bills sent to them by the district Attorney
| "We are also informed that il was the inten-
ton OF the United States attorney to try three or
more of the most prominent cases at the last sos-
sion OF the court, in case indictments had been
found, but in one case the witnesses suhpnnaed
on the part Of the United States were not all in
attendance; in two tho defendants were not ready;
and III two others the defendants did not appear
on their rccognizances.''


.7naerican Poefs.-Fitz Greene ITallcck is


footing up the dollars and cents in JOHN Jacob


Astor's ledgcrs-Prosper M. Wctmore is selling


crockery--Charles Sprague is dealing in shin


plasters-W William c. Bryant and George d.


Prentice editing newspapers. A. IIillhouse


pruning trees and planting potatoes-J. G.


Brooks picking pork. G.. Percvaf manufac


turing pills and boluses-J. G. Whittier measu
ring ribbons and muslins, likewise r. II. Dana


John Neal drawing up wills and deeds; and d
vers Of the others are said to be


i C Busy in the cotton trade
i And sugar line"