ANOTHER FAILURE.
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Vestris and husband, (Mr. Matthews,) says
the Philadelphia Ledger, are about to return to
Europe, having faued -. TO realize their expecta-
tions in this country.


There have been many failures IF urge houses
Of late which claim our sympathy; but the above
frm-as useless as ever did business in any coun-
try-having wound up, excites in US no regret;
because they 'sdo business on borrowed capital
and ought to break"


Their drafts on Shakespeare & Co., we are glad
to sec, have been dishonored. We wish they
may get safely home and contentedly stay there,
as this last act in their drama here is quite enongh.


The old saying is at las, fasifed--"1'he
but a penny's odds 'twlxt him that works and
him that plays, and he that plays gets it." In
this case the workers and players are on pat.
We wish them fair winds and tar-well.