Allah, lie praised, we have got the
"Jersey Lily." The sea has noit swil
lowed her up as we feared it wouldl, but
the swiftest ship iin the world has landed
this treasure safely on ourshores. Hap
py I Ofeourse we are happy; why shunld
we not be happy f You don't catch
"Jersey Lilys" every day-and such
lilys, In point of looks we can matchli
her every day. Walk up Broadway or
awn Fourteenth street aniy bright Oc
tober afternoon and you can see roses,
tulips cand e. rnuations of Americ;an grow t h
worth a dozen " Jersey Lilys; " but they
are not imported, and in New York we
go a great deal on imported goods. Of
coulrse there was a grand receptioi, andl
the reporters mlade donkeys of them
selves, as usual. We haves special corpis
here who seem to thinmk that they are
employed by Jeir papers to mnaklielack
guards of themlselves. If mm st ranlger coIe.es
from abroad they seent to thi:,k thes
have a right to exami:ne into their 11most
.e1red c-.ld pirivate atmil'rs, mand if rmfused
thIe information they seek it is refused a11
tl, comst of personal viliticlatino. Mrs.
Lanigtry,' forltuately for hierself, is mt-i
entirely :at the melrcy of a lot of dirty
llheini:llns; Iher social 10ositimml is a.sslm're-.
and if she wants to go into tciscty yevl
low plush will only be too glad to receive
her. Mrs. La.gt ry is inot only ia la jAnsnt
lady, but she is wise inl regard to her
American tour. Site feared that hter
trial would be a severe one, andtl she
made up h"er mind that however Itmuch
they mlight carp at her act ing o.r express
their disappuinltment at her Ie.anty, that
no scandal should attach to her namie.
