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Taking q Hint.-A flashing young English exquisite appeared at the Police Office day before yesterday, to enter complaint against the Managers of a Ball in the upper part of the city. It appears that the gentleman had very uncerimoniously taken the liberty of dis playing his person in ball room, without waiting for the useless etiquette of an invita- ton; whereupon one of the managers took the liberty of compelling him to take his depar- ture "to the tune of double quick time. ''- The complainant caused considerable laugh ter, (which could not be repressed even by the commanding phiz of Justice Wyman him self while relating the sad history of his mis- fortune and i'll treatment.

 "Pon honor," says he, "I merely dropt in to take squint at the girls, and the vulgar fel- lows told me that my absence was necessary. and that if l objected to go out, one of them said should be ejected! whereupon one of the Jonathans kicked me down stairs, and damme 4 took the hint then" The magistrate ad- vised him to settle it, particularly as he had been poaching on his neighbours ground Schuyier's .Neuv York Herald.