lam, resp' ctfully, SC.


ONE OF THE MEET ING
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NAMES. The N. Y. Tribune says
"a poet in the Boston Transcript in somt
verses TO the memory Of the lamenet
LEGARE, makes his name rhyme through
out ..fair," "there'" sc The name was
pronounced by himself, and his friends
Legree, this is no more in accordance
with French than English analogy. Ma
ny of the names of the DEFENDANTS of
the Huguenot families at the South have
like inexpicable pronunciation. HUI
ger, for instance, is spoken as if spelled
Yugee, with the accent OIL the last sylla-
bic, and Taliaicrto is called T"ictcr."