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From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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 There is wight answering to the name or ! Daniels, who is editor of the Camden D. Y: J Journal, and who is one of the most incorr1g1- ble wags breathing. He has an amiable fen- chant for the burlesque; and he lndulgea IL to excess on a recent visit ot Mrs koyai' Ill his region. She was, according to her own account. welcomed into the town, with accla- nations, by Daniels and his compeers. ne following description of their solemn and me- lancholy parting,i is from that sombrous tqme' '.7Ne Black Book" The separation ot Dido from Eneas-of Pyramus from Ihisoe, or Falconer's sailor-boy from his mistress on the banks of the Thames, are here all out done' Here the venerable amant describes the hcart-rendinp scene in her own eloquent Ian guape! It is enough, as Kentuckian would express it, ssto make an owl shed tears ot blood"

 "At length the trying time arrived, when had to part with friends, dear to me as lie. My bill was paid by the City Council; and on the third day, after dinner, my friends ga- thered round me to take leave: my heart was pained to the core--thc thought of being sever- ed from souls of such feeling and worth, was bitter indeed! could have expired amongst them.-We pressed hands in silence and l stepped into the stage! Imagine my feelings, upon receiving parting address on behalf of the town, delivered by the amiable and &C., complished Daniels. The citizens, with hats off, in deadly silence listened. The pathos, the eloquence, the depth af feeling, the warm sensibility, the touching strains in which the speaker portrayed the qualities and services of my deceased husband-the delicacy of terms in which he alluded to mysclf-the pleasure of my visit, and my arduous pursuits -entwined our hearts in the most indissolu- ble friendship. Tears dropped from several, and overpowered by my feelings, I wayedmy hand in silence, and the stage moved off!"