ceremony she was utterly unprepared. "As Mrs. Matlack, is almost a stranger in the borough, in order to form an opinion of the probability of her intending to insult religion it may be proper to ask, who and of what family she is? To this inquiry it may be truly answered that she is a member of the

of himself and com- pany for this and other exhibitions of their friendly regard, etc. The whole was the result of sudden impulse, and was therefore the more honorable to the company than if there had been pre- meditation on the part of the citizens. "Shortly after this ceremony, the company

The company at the Cheves' spring continued the toasts, as follows: 10. The American Navy. The pride and boast of our land; gallant and invincible ; confusion to those who sacrificed Porter, one of its distinguished ornaments. 11. The Anna of the United States. Often tried and always to be trusted