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A BIT Of pe'ariloQ'ism.-Sundry cries Of dis
tress were heard in cellar on Market street
one night this week, about ten o'clock, and a
crowd soon gathered together, from curiosity, or
to afford relief TO the distressed individual Those
outside called loudly to the distressed person in
in the dark profound, but could get nothing
ineligible from him, and his cries soon died
away into silence that could not be broken by
any effort of the anxious crowd above. Some
stamped on the cellar door, while others put their
heads down and cried through the chinks, but
all to no purpose. The poor fellow, whoever
ne might be, was either dead, asleep, or had es-
capped out the back way. While in this dilem-
ma, certain individual was seen moving off,
endeavoring in vain to hide his mirth, and some
OF the knowing.ones soon followed his example.
A hall dozen so fingered for while listening
IN vain for renewal of the cries of alarm and
distress, and at last slowly dispersed, ill at case
IN regard to the poor forlorn, whoever he might
be-