From the New. .YSrk Constellation.
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From tbe NeW- Ork Noms'oh"'""' Settling Co6ee ,0ith an Egg.-An Irish girl, just imported, the extent of whose culinary information scarcely reached be- yond the cooking of praties,' was told by her mistress, the other morning that she must settle inc coffee with an egg.

 Win an aig, IS it?' said Cathleen o. Callaghan-' and how must I do that same 2

 'Why, you must put the egg into the coffee, to be sure,' replied the mistress.

 sIs that alig said Cathleen-' and that's aisy enough too.'

 The coffee, after cooking its usual time. was brought upon the table, and found to be as thick as porridge.

 Il thought I told you to settle the coffee with an egg said the mistress.

 sADd so I did with two on 'em,' replied the girl.

 But the coffee is as thick as mush. Are you sure you put in the eggsr

 Sure enough am Land if you don't 'blaive it, look, in the coffee pot jist, and you'll saa ,hem.' l, The lady raised the lid of the pot, and sure eMough, there were two eggs winch had never been broken.