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" Adis: Iluit brisht 'young On oceal's rocky brew billory shroud over 1.•i3 place o toe tuneful voice i 3 t r.-..unly form ' s 11e — s!t11 ,1 1 , r, the At4(l t4ll Whili all F. ezurr, ti:jatzt lari ',11C1: the • 0111.11:3:), ric:l7 Iteu jtfit :11e . a. fret, •• ' I 51' . !1:y., from t!trt Ia r,p • werie•—• - .. lie f...autglits,his mother' 1 ' Ile fu , ped his father s. • ; And bicht.r•, sisters, lure/ ~ t , In v:sier.p round hits st -, , , 'And dimlylimaged on his I. y a . - it 1 - 'LikeiltneAry of ti drea f . _ -., The ferfullfuture shatlonti fo ' • W ,- .1 v-- ' tic .. , -1-rm 11 ... .. ta. p Vege _,,, t... .. lie s.t - Witieel - ) in old ecimni 13 . 1 , , - 1 , , , . ' • 1.• Vil L erc,coral reefs were will -1-. With tl+ bones,of those itl t yeggephcd, i i t In it treachery aka nit alit, , 1 1 • • ' Awl salty flowet lip wi ifrota,his 1 the sli p t i -i„ wheri death sat his 41 't fr-l 1 ' e iyniti shade.. • q _ -• ; IVY talght lay him lo* . e- ninth the church ' ..! - And not in the t)eeh t . sett. -...r4.- 1$ • „ I -C:-. sett. - i-linAlt I bark:, thy •,:., ~ ..idertyrt. • k l".e:t:liTt Vie lox el*,- sad t , :-. 7 - 1 - __.i. •V - It nitibitileint, or n tr , et; o• ~ ‘4.-.... ._ Restsrot beneath_ the +v. ll Thine,was the glorious gift 0 mind, The 11 . 1 . 7 7 ets ea 1 lest eye, . z. ..- The for of tiaturt's pure A rtiould, ..,And feice. of melody. ' . Bfir more than nll,' dear consi ; thou, 'S '-- Hod qhos.e. the better prt.rt. 4 l !in 1 efily . brought to the or the gift, 'Of ant hit tilde, : trusting e: y rt. j Vt. . I 1 e th . . arinet stand by thy r . st g ph ... _ tir,lo. o r the spot wher ti 'n sl Thnuiti thelu "went the to, eta of MI t.T • 0rit , ..73 - 11st- grayt may eqii-" l i Yet willt•hr,e..and her faitli, .8 . tronY 11 1 'To l ', in that Inni of li ii ,sit, T' In the taTi!um's glittering c rtinat, Theui sl.ii est, forever bii . ,ll it • 1 . . • • i' -- hl ,t kuts ', Irarm - i.ny -Pn , Nov 3.) 184• ' • • ~ ' •• • =Ea Dr. ivingstoae.•and,,, ', Africa- it, The ecaom of Etlinhur: , 1 has beet on. f. rred (in .' Dr. .Livingston 1 by' th e Town t'cnu ill of !that city. T e . erenimry. took 1113ce•at a pi,hllc awcting laa,in'-the Queen . t. sueet 'all.. The L'lrd 'ipvost i pri!sented 1 i. the hunress-ticket to the African. trtivelpr; j ;anti L.Tin return made peasant irech 1 about Africa, its people,,ro• acts, Eql, ell- 1 Late atii."prospects.• 'Soo a passages' may culuse onr readeri.: L I ~- - "Ti: -j 4 4Africays look — open us white poe- I Ile as 6nlyanother..tribC o ; en; 'and when t I• attetupt to tell what th 4, ininnliers, may I,e ; they! piit,!to me the ri n uclstion!,: "A im it hey as many as a chudof locusts?' i It I ,lyryef.• they hsrl: furthor; wheiher, if' • , _•.,,h pf . ..itlieflaiate people , i i, kre " - r , o icke a i;ru , ...,.r0 uts.han:l; they 4nld fattiSh•the i zid,o. t i -.udl ? , Of course, 11, su, I think i ti Huey . sre i l.d. Thep they Wa i l! add, 1 "Yol4.lpftn Mtnt be yiti , rid' indeed, 1 viben shC. has - sO man y n peoplS'," • -_ • -‘iiii., kes;!.! I replx.H“sh I.'s e';rceedingly i ii.::::'' aid then - I am-aske i l i "IlAs she ma..) , i , ye.9:l.i:"---a qut;stiOn I- r Oily cowl! -tier t_ cr r,L. , .10r; ana then when: : ' I mention ii, i nn .tl,-- t. . - , ~ '' ' '' " I Lave never seen rt e queen, they 2 'passel flown it "" I “ 4 : g • , door. N'StandiU t ly. • -,._ ' ' • • ' •,I• • . . , t . 1.1t sort of people Intfl you be , ncv- I wa Y tbe'4l " lll ; .Ar tt. •••. • • -our chief '4' ' ' " 1 ing ' ai - they el pa r" :' ,‘ ;c-a 4.. t " r i t - t i an 3 y other ritt . e's ions show the 1, bow and bless 1 ~ 4 dravt•irte had I:iti',4l - of 4 , ncrance , reFpecttug us '-- I s • , 12 , 1 1,Tr Eltropean e geotkinefil ,are, - gone to . I ; pinata to st " 4- leoutttry to hunt; but, as the. Africans I'mou Pe9Ple o _l - L uc - De idea., of cport,' they onder, to ace t ed. . At' The d . [ li crntle:natt uorking so hard for a lit:le dr I led into . line by At4o - p's e medt, and they 'put !the 'question I two, .regulse6ts t., me , ',! ; I n cartug . a sadt 1 1 ' fill yrur frisnds no'AV:t .. at :home?" I told us it was . t ot. r.i,liint* My fi 'aids' i o appear in 1 t . lon of 'ilo,?m h ot 1 1.1,•4 klitli t - C., - u t h . E .i e g ntleoten can I Judged that_ l e , • t •tv . .i'btqev er y day of theirllives if they t ; agam wrevied _ liko , l;”•hut. they reply Au tr. I "Alm, -you{ Such waslho S. . i•c(4 la4 ti ot , : , 1 , word of sermo -I . 7" 11. 41 i EngliSh' People t , ilk olumt Af- large number o t iva, tht:v imatzine that all thelAfricans are I ate two Greelt_- .1.-1-;., , [ h in f ro nt of to .. I at o, I tro Itele ; r; ciniens we have 1 -, V 21 ''' - ` l.: Ps• This is 41:11 the case at churches, Per 1 S- .' .4 1 ' /I:it it IL. real Negro I ype that is litingraina an d ' Y i t '-' tie f(:eral in the lowest part' of - the gret9 ; mass o f d P.PnatiOl• Tile - people gen' ' ily are not. -Protestants nu, e t ':‘''rm - h, tr. LI% rk: ...It - luny:Of th i e l m „are of 01-- Iv i ., ,:. there are ge - 11:latioti; the I tor, or of the color of ce l iice and miik, rli ~ 4 . 111 nsulily the higher grad of society the rest are t; a !' e a this liliter color. I- thagine that Hnogary,Catho , : 9 0 : lypel_rre :tee on the: eminent Egyptian as twa'.4P one.. ' 4 ' l "atats i'4 mote near "the aypc of the Nel - ar'llm - ci b . t ral li,l•lllcian than the I obat s tattithoo three batik -4n variety r-,. • , I . 7 • 6 2 . ere Fro ' •'t -k-._ 1 _ Of e were •,-_ ' -:_._ ..: It '..-Cerstsp . ' en rice ,orthe ;Pittsburg quartile. .., • - -- , , . ; tIiNIVE in PliFm l 7Bpcispit. , --- r ,-- -1 had a soititiob-a 1) tlf • • ' l .. ` ''' i . botettj .0513,. ets tu which la a border eonntS , ' 1 eery Igo I tlands- of t Crescen t , and the Crillit - - 1 hats been enga =so muob 'aim —. tiltkin l e ' lent ,• 1 , 1, - tapital solf , hently takcin l andM i takeb . - . 10 V I the Tnrki 'tears; land . overflowed•agam It and again, and again , --sorno thirteen —so mucblibout ....The revolution of 11349,, when Geneo , Ilentei-petnitd'irpoi-tbet de fenceless city, the foil-- fro of ; the -Aitstrian cannon fro : the !Buda foliiass„ 'f.kitniiiti§ niat• : l7 - 101 000...iiiEttifdtt.-At. l 4 from the ir Ilifeitbit j,1._424444 iiti:4l4itio.:liith "battery(' e . ePlee;;:etWbrO,mtt iralle,-ititt' it desolated st eeta ~ Judge, thenifif.tayJsur. iprise whoW, baring asOendedl" the hit Eon I, which the I Budaßuda fortress stands, I- attar spread out 'n, a vast plain across the. Dam , uha a city : o: from 100 to 120,004-labehit. eats; with o at. largc_lsouses, either stone or 1, covered wit i dome plaater, and 'painted dome t light color, I MI wide streets, 'with an on- ' lensive whrf, at which, lay a number of stesdners an barges, and along wbiai tor a mile or a Mi .anil a half catenda a street 1 of besutitul ituses. No mi l ark of i ruia or desolation',' visible, but .la 6 far!. as !het cue could F 1 all was peacefel, Orderly and thrifty. '11? 11 Dauuhe makes] a, great curve I ..aa,it passes the city. Festlt oestaliesithe ' inner side ,o l he curvei'pre.seuting to ,the t eye rather a uvex lire. Aeross the river,l but rather a ,()Ir e, ,is Buda, called hitre Of- i len • awl figa l i Yabove this is A f; or Old Of- . ' 1 t o ca. • The h I of nada risesdirectly oppo- . i'e croWuctl with its fortifications , c ntain- I ' 1 , „ ing the pri.,‘ .t ' a , Od gaveruirent bu lti(ngs i and a - n ull t l Wcr; while in a alleybehind I Late hill and •.-low eatends a n other art toil the tower, a! 1 dIon a higher hill wih pre- ' 1 eipious sithl ill a strong forsl, overl ooki ng I, an,l commai . iding both strong and 13de --1, nlke whole p 'palatioa is estimated el. 160,. I 100 Q. A b-• taiiful and` stronig l auspenien 1 bridge—not d , fwire, but of iren i .bars—was I I- crested a bon ight yaers sinee,.atlan expense 1 t or two. e - 11 - o f dollars . l It I' .ii won-1 o. e i lOLIS s de& work The Danube rims ' With a IcuM - '•it of -vrn or eight inilea ad hour, I awl is fifes ft.et deep where ttie pillars, ! which are t.otle than 600 fee apart are i i place& • Th• suspenston chai n ,or rather !hains—for_,,- icre are two on eeh side, one about a, fo g above the other-e.constets i of` I eleven bars .- 2 tron, 4 oath abolo4o L aches.? Ideert and an It ch wide, so joined . at intervals of convrnie4,l;ngtb that, each teithe width, or a , similar ~ •bar distant from the l other. Tho wagon' . y i 5.25 pet, ,witt 4 Ll;„pc, s sag of six f '1 widfi.tin each , non' ' M ira .. paiiiit/uitiei.On flto li ' 1 11 1 4. 31 - so a t hey . ever niter. . n Mire go ne kroat'' r, or about five-sizths' of a. t. Dine , ylin a line• With the ridge a ,iael has r eotly been coMPleted through fortress 41.! in ' length and general white it l Minds one' of the tunnel tin- , the Tim tre, at Loudon. The fait? air; i also one I cutter. ,• . 1 I{ 1, 4s 1 stop . dto spend - the Issibliath in' l'es i th, I list -(1a number, of the Charches. With, Ile Cu • 'lies it wasa fete day in sothe way co eeted with, the imperial &w -ily. in the t d Parish chutli, whiCh azands, within the fo l ' ress, andarfitch for a cento. ry and a hal !vas converted into amasque, the Bishop c , ciated, saying high ,nases -4 31,y.fricad,•P f. G., anal-myself, were' pass. Lug the chu - i on our way : to a Liitlieran, scalier, when la noticed a proccitsisn-' of soldiers apprt ching, ,with a fine musical baud. They termed open lines, 112' al/num ber of dignita es, at the head of whom l was the Arebduke Albert,' passed through land entered the elireh, taking a' place near , the . high altar. be soldiers .folloWed. 'I Just 1 as the Arehd t ke entered a proceision of priests, .with burning candles, entered from a side ehapel,laccompanying therßishep. And then foil wed goetions and genufbe ' ticms almost w ithout number. The 13iihOp had his miter emored and then, replaced upon his head bent a- dozen ,- times; while at every act, s well as on presentin,g, the missal, which as held before him by two i attendants, al ost as profound bows Were made to him a , S were' mirk to the crucifix The - music wa y ti scientifically eonsidered! of a vary superio, order. The organ aceoto 1 panied with tr mpets, drams and vicilids, l and a number', f voices, male and female. TwoO,f the fe.tale voices were reinaryahle 1 for their sweet t ess, fullness and cempaii.— During the se ice the Archduke atood and' seemed profuu till)? reverent-, •byt — inany , ! of the dignitaries it ad officers talked and laugh ed nearly ell t 1 e riine. _ i 'I . ,' , ' When theiht Cuss elevated a feud' idii charge of eantyn was made at the fort.— At - the close„ the service, the Bishop', bearing in his !ads a large silver erciss,l ed accompaniql by his prie,sts_and; candies, ir. ZcNrrr Cr II ,p.x: Ahli se Two Write !ire?. iscontinßy4. tillin , 1 Tt ePi -11 t 144'11 id mg the rate 'o e ) , 6 ti O eta ' es rf r one iris *on--' op 2 cents. A libetal - .4; rtisers. Inmai. *cations, by mil, 'Rio* , , -.. g at lie ' I . 130 1,..r is lald, - t„,. I ! ! t-ttO dart, cola RATC, re_ i for cr hashed, lo j' c -• 1 p ; l4 ozean, slug . 11. iti 1::: l e g • Aril hound,. , 1 1 ari,,Vl crozdt tin 1 briglxt, a, lue sea, ' ';-... MEM .11;m ME rtb, • t cart,, ace, 'eep, 1, ,ye! none, lookbove t ES is ~ lish in COD' strl de central aisteto -the f Til to t 'aria passed before-him, how.' 'ec;, while ho returned : the them. _As scion as' the assed - , he passed With his t ci chapel, and m tsit the co- . , rahfr f': ire unnoticed nd;nobless-‘ ' ihe reldiets were Maal ' hewers on harsOhdek, and Ised . before 'the ' church, ta tcred .flag. A '.. 7 citizeg I' . e flag riddled io the revb'rn froM bis turn and'tsannir I ie' it 'would -be glad to see! it m the Austrian soldiery., ' ' , hbatit!serricley without one , l iastruetion. Besides; a Catholic churches, , there hatches, hree Lutheran, ed.- In' the- Latherao are hold in the Gartman, Sclavonian languages. The tt:city is Catholic.' The about 16,090 of ', the ;reek Church about as 'U ral thousand Jews, and sttholics. Thrtiegheiit.'lll are to Protestante aboat ,00h - e - 16th as tttly, of di families, all except four sialits: But dwitig It* i ' "1 ,_ , ; tin efforts ptthe. royal fatally' anal = du cots -o ffered, tl.isrobilkylpol' ~.y chap -I i . anly fifteetuor iseitty)Farnism _pr ~ _ antri . ',Strange toodes - nrcealrandMi were. 14 4 50- Vln one 4 ) ' r,f as .to t: wawa inforn4l..,,Aho-IBiattop. mgook Ito Cony rt tbalitirole I.l'rotestawt-A#rob.-#. )The ,they. Sid asacMbliai .for. ip, a baild ,of ' fAdlirs •soFrOnna'efl, gig 4 41 6 .0 4 $ 4a, lshop ebtered r ioktheri. pi ; : zatro Attu 'to tbolfeld pride liiii*li ‘ ..zi P r°. Ili C r eid* ' tet Plait Are' coisesiitirit ' fec n eyery " cat6,l 4 ,tbei itictaririg them 0;0 Oath cii;the elmieh - ites:droeitt ran 4 nail '4O filnrovritit intiPtetiViit,!. • •01441. ~, itig aed.. 4 Tfiri.jims ilk' . --,-* . texir 11419/947-! 1 elf 60110 matil . iftot* - tit 6; tlid fidieliiiiiitt Yak. . - *if* it) Oat bbl it - Ohnib; butlf it'l' 'delta r 1 4 iii inarri tt Catholic7wifo, the . c go with ; the i faer, butt the daughters in , t ['mai - parry the mother. The-Bible hero,. as, in other C46°114;11'04 1 is pe' onliarly onnoa ioto.l Some 2700 - copies,. I mai I informed, had been seized , arid tent_out-of , the terii tory:l Thcolai foißilito burning * pa - ed,liti Catholic ingelioity hasl . rliteoveied another method equally efficaotult.l Tile Bilitesi seized are plastid in water until the peva+ is softened, and then the, ears are i pressed and, statriped together, ti. cler gyman had a beautiful c t oPy of t i Polyglot t Bible 9f some half a ,iler,en laugna ', wit& h Police,, was setzed by ii the O' iee, tre - at in this. 1 , . - , wy,,iiii be was r Istepaid the -pr, e I d the paper, y weight. lftwithstsudi ghllth a hones r , 160 Protestant 4ergyni u left e' that , I late, - -Prutestantistn 1 s• !,,rtttb r , ei,s strengthening thart - ddeltuing. A d thon h' th Cahoot:atlas .plac l eil edueat mil and r the Call of theiJ uitv, Protestan are .1- ~ c i tied it) educate heir_ own chi runt 7 2 r . i 1 gyalifa f ium Intl) a corps of able rofessor . , is 'cormeeteci with he Lutheran I Lurch lin Pt:Stitt a theolo b cal schoebis I *Wished 4 in i 01 eolirg,: . and rrinitiaon hair bee r „„.„,. Ahe in Pestb, q signed t lawiptres of -,:t e Ludt, - armed Churchei. "ii Each i iiSh its own teach er of tog :ha other chairs' , re to ‘! AV Stith a mode will le, - nits. Some yearn slue I ty itisted JactWeCw kb . but.'he opprissionl of add, it is ,;to. ilie bp feeliiis46ave le to,fgrca t emVin effait. I n.lire p l ,liiireli' is' much, Stronger I t ret, - ;but' throirgben t die Irma& tlburcb ''h a ' 1 1 0 aideril and A ' ei.-7pit ..4 , ' . ..4,#.,,,. it els it sircippett i ialtr i oak formerly oe up ed . fel of forming theacqintin ts,i(ptrAcateced S y , teb,l a luisterof whose eon don Ko'siun '-ieniter—ofßev r; Jong, thkispon , aor iu. ono' of Kossuth's children analsh shawnl a beautiful pipe, resent by hire.Fand ateo 'of Rev . Pr. 'llillagi; He fi I . rnitd minister' and Professor ,in th Th 'vocal School, and who was lend() th seeietar of Goel . :With all these gets tl.4nen was much pleased, as I ftlso was with Bv. Mr atterhefer and his . sonl Pro 134neth fer r eu I waS.uader special Ohliga I t lion to Stek is and his accemPlished la dy:for t he ir Ch iittiaM courtesy. - From all that I could learn iti Pe tb, i was lea to believe that as a man, a hol ar, l and n orator, Kosauth fully meritCd th repotati n which he acquired in ;Erb land audAm ries.. :141 life' and habitsd aiml it . he las hireproachable 1 But I furt her found ' that bites* fritds had no confide in hisabili y as a ender.. He had no c apeci- 1 , ty tor g vernment. , ;He Could rens , the people b 'his oratory, and the masses yet almost a ore hip), but he could nit control or direct the masses thus aronsed. l I found I also give diversity of opinion as to Gergei. The masses regard hinil as a traitor to Hun-1 gary, but thinking men who knew him in.. thatitely say that ~ l as Coon as he learned , that tigland (declined intervention against Rus sia, he considered the fate of Hungary ;seal edy'arl he considered itl, to Wilda duty to ap4re thel lives of hissarmy, and to isgoure far themthe best terma which h o ld--- Be, this is it may, ' he does not'li Hun gary. noil, would lie,l piesume, th ( ,such , a residence aitfo., l itc k !there is un - isPosi tiOn for ontbreaklnow in Hungary. There is no dissatisfaction apparent, yet I; iii un questionably deeply seated, and ay yet iishow-itself - inanuiteifpected hour. I ver oth er Hungary shall remain tranquil or not, the American traveler will always•assoCiate the Mime of Ka - ninth with its capital. And as long as the suspension shall extend over the Danube; it will bo remembered that I wits first oPened to permit thei-eireat of Kossath's artily When , pursued lbylthe Austrians!.l 111. S. Pr.simi October ,185 . r . 1_ II - ' • • - 1 , - r y ..,,, „„ 0 ERATIONs o r Fun U . S. =lNT.— l ine (lop° its i t the Philadelphia taint' dniing October amount ! to 61,423,590 in 'gold nod 341.40 in Silver.; The coinage, dur ing t o stint time, consisted of 62,1 t 08A26 in Id, and 6709,000 in silver, and Bl6, gc l 3B 290 in copper cents. Of thil gold, 13oidsge $l,B 9,4 0 was in 'double eagles, 67A . ,0 i 00 in ea les '380,340 in half eagles. and 650,- , . 080 io ,ollarn and of!the silver, coinage 00 I was in half dollars, $229,000 in (palter drillers, $35,000 iir dimes and 626- 000; in half dim' 1 es • R,. , - 1 Zldloness is i'the mother of mischief the moment a hosso is d one eating his es he tutus to and gnaws (loin his *Di Substitute. labor for oafs, and virtue .1 J I ,. manger, and what!is true, tither= i smp , 1 ly t o f linen. 1 1 , • • 1 Mir& preacheg 'who had been a psis obsetlettin - one ot ; , his isimmui,ggtbat pi, might: be noMparect to sleomms, many to alimit:Ohm; old, age to a colon: to; wb death puts; a period: - [ ,!1 . 111 young,' lk I!, aged a lb ec•its to dearthil 1 1•I - I ... ._ .... _. .... s s .t..... C• 1 tei A 1141 i •VI -. .'}kiZ • r$ i I •.° .0 t4V t, Iri .1. , i, ' .... -46 • la. ~ ''' 4 .• .c u • '., ' . ;'' tr I i• '7,1r1, 1 , , ! I'. ' t... , , , , aro .A., , r1.11 e j --.-.: .' i4 4 1"1 "ii s' lity` Wel I'll , ii Urge-keg' ~ iLi , bbitr l ": -, s let::: 1 / 4 -ti, , - lir *" z .. is . . tits .. pi- .16rifinp V ' .• otiii_alla 7 hid hated it I, nai t e... booto rr ~ t r ue. ii .. ~ ~ - such, ab 0,4*, , 5.- -.l. '..woultillse** , , 4.. s ,'. tim - 1 84 eel ftii, I ie ' 004,r t 40,18 '. ' _.3TL,t , I. a fur coi )1, b 4 ' Leiria y up_ a yaori_ t.b r iai -- , 1 incc tu I a ,liip • 4ati Lis ehig ' match Its •Ntl! etl 'leti itletireeb r. gpod •liiiipi inp3tien64 . ,tl -I y '4, el sai l '. an more *I ba catiw - t 1 r'igt. prsiriet, i i i I thong one spell Iyo entirely but o•and iial and dee_ 4 bat she 1 1 bliod, a d i took too tench to S ew the leas el so Rut 'aidtop to it, and, foot: fi ye roul ,do for al i afford. , t,ll ./ ,e pensive -i,i - . wake hi t ibr fOr 'my the - If I'd h there's 'npitel II 'Yon bre pbektit yloi ea tern mad no Blether d'a you can al" gStran r,' i ! 1 and his htole mingled :pr i i i word he ju slight w d would gi a 'tiring he f st, this eon t y cabin he w Here she give she et things tb! eat, useful tolbe faith ul and. beg r et years, at g the lake 1 'd and with a away front Il ed—the i before, soP so we wet brother hi -41 a ll 1 t 0 __.l 3t. tied' dow tit re ,_ somerri Went whe t wind bloi had Ism in in enong bict i and 'd ug t a few ac my othts ol cabin, fo I laid her Iron was sacs- 1 eimrlse of ime lit turned' , of iqbicag v er._ couldn't i ed !my of t mot er too well ' buics rat lis over her grab about fift ( it y ars ago 4,1. her away Ol burying i ... I went a y t `Texas, , a agent aft war a to sel i L cost afe hun reds to L forty of thoulumdi-ana if now it woidd ave been, the Th t's o. 1 wor sun rclu cu tomer, rem ' yHs +ha my mothe er ti ink, taw or figb or taw but them' a 4 uatti lik , and the 1 ) rob troubles is y moue if r c and I'ml brother and hi folks. -I, ir, clustrt l ,ns, ain't se:, boo and d• lotted yi gala are yUung omen al i nt t, i belelp theifr mother oi', two Pocks' s day : every one 45 'cit. ' 1, ti ! pc, • Aitlenten, l ' 'aunt jell on - ntyiailf after this , ri a lld places irk I trapped kiii,kkeil ;di eel,likial bel just ice Mug :Ihe' Lo the 'sad uha ctee 1 - tin I li t re only Imost kof . I *:. I''' 1 • !'* O ioeb -, - 441, 4:1 I , T uide rs .4th lockei wore An - tn.iill ordi l 4 .4 .i head Galt, k re, jot, - , - 'ol,Pirc- Pf m a i!9/ a, le , .whlle a smile i'ri 'knit W itli si sliding ttrickTivery one's .i .-, c 1,1- 1 •., 1 .1: . ~ , gei, ail i ',, "Mill' s i ' qt" If twenty' ir' I' f I 1 borrew lb. ' Si ng that'll : I I ntrtieikrust kis i tlini 11 1 , 'ol4llioliti de' , aro(' ii - -brOad' ;:', • ud brought ii' iii li•Jeould 1 ; ..; 'dollar' gold ± in Inek,rstringerci ttip Winn,' 'Yon re gl ° I \' ; ` It lii , not. I I It' And - OAS ak tnii -1 hitn l is 's' keep I—end inituyl ;eq. 1 es the i 7 6 4 tier,' CC L'oura in P, it, if - the 1r carry ten 6. I've l ig' " into' th , tair -of 'r ed hand of shinin. barfi bas loolcinii share of r it' me- up A koosay., —let myself out, hot had a MUCUS 1 •. ; asptiing old ma, a uk and coat too 41 y troaae, and azi ludcd that six i f lIS that; cSuldn't IT ' of a , wifo isa 1 :4 ....Ches.: II wie only, my love r that stop edli my ,growth.- idei" ofi ..s wing o rnachine Mg what 1 Might tarn done!? ioi many I old Fidel:xi ,in yoUr ) l afford it 14101 yOur trott- •. , 1 Why O' ya!/, and your other cu ire and 'ado what 1 , 1 , ', , 1 , 1 said the I one] great:', ma d,, . 1 ~ face loomed pp with a 101 4 Mon of pride, ~q,l< spoke a! i t 1. new I d"dnl,p, mean ' to; a ikq, abou t my Mother.' I 11 the gold ) In pny pocket to c for ono h r I to look 1 upon a _it is' n w.l Slil' , had her h:a Chine; wits ilowhOre--4 '-• .. her bci . She couldn't in', but 4 tau ght us better , .oks , could giie--to be hon.::, d industrio ~ 14, to4ht us, I , . d true, ' titsirul by i friend s ro to in en 'mY. It's thirty, ,er since wei ng,l , lllen grave by le here,lNwit I onr Own 1 h i sindoi to a tear ' ~ !lob we turnekt ie cabin where ' 'd been rals.' , I s had kill ; ' i tither long ',l , 1 ' red DOthini o cep us--and, t. to seek unes. My, to •Si. Lo is; and get mar -' - - - Id I It ere ant. -I just 4 and when I together I. came of laud around ' the place *hero / lie.') Wall, in 1 pln th e noiddie 4 and that; I lov= I to ,jet the eieni.' sb 100 kali ,:quietly l oved 1 the' a and then 4 - i R ote to an y'land. _Whai m on 1. sold 'for 'sd kept it Inntil otth teatime' ard am, the 1 m r etety . day ta ght_me; nev i ivish I didn't Ileot to be a see. elfy thing that . Have got no ,(' ' g to hunt my hikboYs is °lev eled of my big us, and if his "'• not )adies, if id don't put on l makerent itch ; 1 ' • ' Often rm led to Ed iirtit these ' . ta l l mut a 0 'a . . insi .? here a lerree7 , - eltbe ' I t 1 1 , ' I c a '1- ' - " ' lam; miiia,l3.,,,Oie) litttllni,to 11 :past: 'young irttec, -- ftberess Something ~b et i Get'idacition: : - Vity, boys if I hid zmieh . leeVu'in as eioney; - ,1 eon'. 4 President ;nista just as e 441- . Wb' if I Oauld ilisltup, halt, the North 'and not i rni • it Ma et - iwy TileZ:llßnitetlesittin',. °mt . * cbaw tobaccer, don't take 4ionori dos *Cell, lad Mind lobe motheti-i-inet'si Ithe adVice-et if iesl ; :-.lhkreucketl.' 'And if 011 mind what Tea \ yotiltuty:b4t4t num,lnd itl AO every fella, Mkt' weare:e , 'geatee sod htneebec thatlea itiiii by a loigwaytt, 1 1?4 . teroot:110 - rietneel;!, lend eevet,oo Atthlat thlisilt inalicien, be eiitemed to :inset '' het in ;heaven; . Wily, boye;Ftcnoverittne i 'bed thing but I -heslf? my\ nviber'i voice reaNeing tee, and ICiller done :good thing and made i good nitro ,but 1 seamed to briber ma, ' That's 'right; and that bee beep. etter then . all I.othin' like a In& tber, boys; notbin' like ,a mother. That's so.'l: ,i :.. , i 1 Air this hal i passed while waltiog Ito weal tip ~ just 'out cof4(lhicago. . The great men was. ds swelli:f 11/,,b emotions called op t by the da ab ows,of the past; his big, ron h frame. heaved like a gnat billow op en' ' ocean. Tears I 'sprang to hts lone Set. Set and earnest cies; tributes) to the t.ere , of the , -t., But hi. choked them down, =end he, ho ~ uing,a nate!' oil, en old ballao,lthrust' hie bands down i nto 'ibis pockets, !talked back Into the ear, polies!' the giganticoollau ar i of this shaggy co ~ uPltiruund his earn, ,but towed it close ,an lei d: back against the tei .ow in Mendell 1 I , ' - '•to ' M i lia n , Li., tb mute, tog 'tout W,c er, going &bent Ale world struggling, tt, i,t wit . his ow% sotsl;"yet w tboundby chatos of 4noranee, which - preelOded bit , doing ,but I . a altaaty - di the good lit lay in his paver to de.. . 1 • - 1 .LI , ',l i , 1 "Chicago) ' Shonted' i he brakeman,- and in, an instant all was confusion, and our he ro wes , lost in th, crowd. The'., next tie law lof bin; was ! at the baggage small, laaing up a haail-bonlfor a, swee looki g enuutrylirl, who : wet (going to fearn t e milliner', trade in, the )city. A s we. pas d to ouc; t earriage we dikSevered bim; again hold n' an Old ,man 14 'the hand,; while e gram the; shOtalder -.Of the eondicter 4 i i e Snot another train witti tbq ,otber, , settlig or the 'esf, gta.beeded,scire the right infOr Medu* as to the lout. be should take get bis "darter, who; lived near. 31 tine,llewa." 1 1 ' good lin bit day and I, generation than. , e who .evotes'his thosaanda to build ehariti ble i , itutions in honhi to his own name. -- 0, , >bow mach thii Ingl4 needs Igred Pea a that are able ,to i f 'l'''.rehend Ilittle thin ea; and ye . t'llvw oftea-it happens that the thorned, the rtlft and the wise outgroir the elreryday wants of hirmanity, and feel. ing withiu.themselvel: de power to. More mightily,l palls by 'bumbfe duties- that - Weald ma mak a thousand hearts leap with joy, and push Lo u, o looking for Wee great wrong ilk, ugh IMMO great sorriplr to be s)3otbM, some Oita work to be 1 accomplished-and failin to find the great, work, live and, aik • rated in their own selfishness, and do n . thing at all. } " 1 1 The rough man's.}, nature seemed the ii= turn rot' the little child. His quick eye saw al a glance, his great heart warmed, and is great band expedited his little work ebartti—eo small *al one would have longer reolumn-to set down his ac omit of good deeds well done, than all the r of the pasaisogers of the crowded car o , ;that tedious, stormy night in Janu ary, 1:57. 1 11 , I I'l cowl* . Slicki Nile a story about an over , 1 11 Yankee up, . w ho . was Sent' to the .3e by his father one cold, -- vtioter. g fora baek-14 1 for the kitchen tire} t ' ' talk trent out,! • bit Judea ! of bringi a good substantial log, only broUgb 1 little stick or ;'brat!' as the Penn I f a l mnalis gay. !Ills father ji g ve him a good whipping, and sent pier another log. But the youth hii`t4 . . ted. 'dander' roused, left the hens? and 1 Boston, and 'shipped on a'veseel ade a voyage of 'several' years. I nurse of time , the youth came back homli on fodt. Ao just, such fmg as the , one on which ho left the 11 80, remembering hie father's order ng luau picked up a huge log, and ng into the hotter; threw , it l dow . n on ilia before biaias(cesished father and and quietly era hcre's that becklog you sent me i'l 11 i I The °id ge4limen; nit to be outdone in I ,cooloe , replied, with a touch of !evenly •,. iWe IyoU've bees a darned long :time abort '. , 1 , - I e I ere reminded of this story by the follow' i g,- which we find floating about un- Orediti-7- 7 , '. 1 1 ' 1 gAcertain distinguished citizen of bliP. ,mild I Wisconsin, who has filled the high!. est'offi o in the State, Was once in the em!' 'Ploy o i s farmer ,in Wes r a n New York.-- AM is ; things it was his duty 'to I bring t e cows. 1 One evening the cows add boy ‘c e Wising! ,So e years after the farmer w as passingidown gist Water street; a ! Milwa kie, an 3 saw tbe tame of his oow r , boy ov el the door : of one f the largest hard r , ware mica in the Weft He milked in land fo d his boy in the counting +r t , Ho .s s tate d a monent on the : truant and ten brokecut with, ' !Hallo • ' n, have' [ cea ,found em tows yet? One can imagine 'what ' f lowed—a mutual Nelgtitioe- i It is Mid ' ; he' old farmer W as= pacified Without a breach of the peace!, I -,: i'---7--.... I '118.4 Oritletnan advr as.l 4- - I is. 43:1:-, 1 ' , would be .well i the fedi were * of tiesimirteace of to mare ofigi dint ineentre igiief,,, i ll me 'or, ic_ei: to deal oonning to hit co ion.' , 1 [l , , - f. • 1 , 11 -From tlie Fittabupett 6ssette . 1 HOW THE LAND LIES. _ The diiturbance which has be created in.the. I*Mocrati . o ranks ;by thee tempt_to firne a .:constitution tipan Kinisai against the twill•Of its people, it alrentarkable polls ieal development, \and' , worthy of special Dote.. MTU tiara our•suspicions as to what., the result will lit , --ikyieldingoltilie north- , era oppoitti9n , bald 1 and d ertoMedi as it seems, atid,siß ackpiieseence the:remands 1 of the Sandi, for the sake, o e, If of -sa- - Ting the, .Union :Already the Union of this eity, which uttered sume'bobi ' eitis Of' protest-at first, has maid go ne; end‘over to - the side.of tilt administration. SO has the. lisnitsburg, Union, - and th,Albany Argus, and So, we fear, will they till but it is nevertheless(well to see and know how' the land_lies, now, thist we may judge they present by the leisona of the futuni. The-li st of leading .demtieratie• papers which oppose the !Calhoun Constitut ion; em braCes the Philadelphia Press,' No Ilamp -9t ice Pairiot, BUffalo 'Course ~:Nfar_ York ifoice/d, p ctroit Free Press, Chicago Press, Louisville (Ky.); Dentocrat, Sentinel, iillilwattkie N e tts, Dubuiittc Ex preSsit, Springfield 1 (110 Register, Pittsburg 1 1 Toledo Com orerciot,l Cincinnati! En _i gurreri ve.trui us, ('.l.).s`"catt. l man.-1 !Thes!T rairii,P e aresentativo pa ds; Malay .of thesmaller fry f.llor'in their., i wakt4. The Columbu s (o. )• Statesman "We Nave rebeived' many lettelra from ‘-,i uctive,'• influential • and , unwavetingl Demo.' crate, aljuring us to stand fast,by thO grin ciples our party and d popular E tmv+ignty, and asking tin whether , the , ,lientoeracyl will roject-ticonatitetion lof the twenty-elight traitors:-when it hi presented to C,l r rigrebs. Lt rijerenlcelto our iinsition, our Vrtnds mew biasureFl tliot it is fa/v i mlo' better or fiii7 wor.se,;and will be uzaintainid to the last e . treniiik.", 1- F.-- , .racy a (assays . i , 'A, yet, there has tiaen no, known antlor- R ith etire, epelia ionr of his (Buoti , aomeo pol , l i l ey sinCe ttie adoption,,of the Calholin Con. stittition. liVinit we do know, bowetri4 is, ;that the Democratic party of the fret Sttites so far as we, Can .aecertain their ' sentiments, 'ire in a large degree-inexerably-oppOsed,io this i Constitution. A , recent' limit jto Cur InatiTe . county of Lancaster, lin3l-the tulj,lin big county of .Tork, and altoinewhitt, free intercourse itiuring,our stay' with thelpeOple . of those e counties,;, as I well , as an'l,i4iimato knowledge Cr their sentiments,induces nito declare tha on this subject there is 'scarce - - Ay telke f , ~, -a dissenting opinion.' 1: a•.,1 1 ' . ;f . , - '' , 'Cox is the Congressman front the Coium us (Ohio) district. .N The l itsLaces= ,man fyiiii Otni': , .-- 'f '1" )1 •''• -' I . 1 'Mr ! eacF oesurailes that : ifiad the : fullest ,comina:a imams with ha il l nnsqluerits; and 'he ltei *at found cisingoDethocrat the st lt , n v :n favor of adm i tting a ti -7- it, itntil lt kali f f ,cen fairly and fa ty sibnact., ten ie de pabp/e4--,a fact at which ice are perfectly aid- 4untistalv6liassarea l i by,Ae ' r e fhenseelets. This ia.a °tight lafabili 1 a d'omoirat can errignerantly4ne'netistake' 'On be mad'e, ty soy true friend , ofrpi,pul'ar i sovereignty .from the East, Weit;l*ifirib or oath. ill I I , Ijj t ill Concerning Mr. IDetigla...; 'the 'Chicago ,11:ouractl eaks he. left there On Vireddesday Ani s ,iiight, Intl orttrath land fut* at: the don 'e of : the l Administration, and with an - e l ipenl i y avowed ph pose to [oppose the doctrines inundated y the _Washington •Ulori to the bitter \ end.! I Perhaps so ; 'but W 'shall °nit - for better evidence of this unexpected honesty on the part; of that Senator j; We inelinh to believe that the following, IlfroM 1 he Ohieagn ' Pr i ns,. • is a fair guess at the; he fiurposecif the little giant :, l l' 1.1 ' I !'Prior to tbat !gentleman's departnr4 from 1 his city, le anmmoned his leading journal fats to a #rivnte interview in th tin Aiitibtlestrinstrneted them to L .. eep pain twat) • quie until further otders. ' i Mt!,. Douglas •is candidate i for the Presidency/ in 1660, and Ask) kr reialection i tO thal BCul, ate by the next Legislature. He gOes to Ifir, , itshingtot,' first, tci drive a trade for the fu . 'er office. If successtil in' thatl the of , nr beconies Of secondary consdpience; an. he will !inn the chances of getting that aa'...atters stand .l' Mr. Dodging is really te en. orse the 'doings of his agent in Konsas, Ca bona, and 'gn , e his adhesion 'to th_c Lea co .. pton Constitution, ;provided Mr! Ruch!. an n, Mr. Cobb, end other aspirants fOr th e Pr sideney in 1660, will give way: tb hi& chi ma. If , { thiY, wilt not tin Soy , than; Air.; ri k igtas is readyito set up in .opposition to', the Adminiihratton to unite with the' Re.' pn.licans iiii4 the'', clergy (think of that 0 in : '. 'tic ing the constitution ait of Co. gress, ai d referring the whole suAeot; ba again tb the peep! of Kansas, iti„ the' me •. a most `likely- to s cure his return to the 'Senate: i The; tact hat Mr. Calmat.' tbe Warm, personal anid.political fne d of Douglas, headed 1 the inumphont party in the 'Lecompion Convention, • and that the ; li es and .IStatti Rediiner, 1 the Be l ositor'S wel knownlorgant IllinoisOlavedonoun! cad the action ;of 1 hat Convention,- l i p laces Mr . Donglas in a fashion to g i n eitherl!way . as ; .' ' persdnal intetests may seem -to•de m .d. Thtit, lie tyill e influenced by- no big .er consideratin° th n tide, his past his tor fully_deruonstrates 'and that ha has 'li bel:4 to pill maiters into their present ails. for the exiress purlieu.' of waking sap tal for himself,:i no e who knows lihini wet , will doubt .'. 1 il, i ' _ ' he Pet:ill:3 , lv rotian makes *steadY war, ti .. . Abi "Pr, as" and i coadjutors I in; this fig t; denouncing t he as Black Ripibli eau and. all that s ort f dling ; W ( L s W hing:on tido° 'them as 'tea- 1 ists and era Abet wh p_ovet the m.; fra.tory slaV i es who ei 'be chastised ;into obe '. ience. ThesAimin trittion is evi tinily a _ • • deal aimed at4e takina l of bel li .. ; bit still cinteitai inli the comb:4l(o46kt it .. n force all the,rebrilltons into the I tin - Let ostrait l and see. 1 11. • , 1 • 1 1 i , 1 Isteg for a wife ..., Aboii six 7 thouss jfamillei' in e ' 1, -Britain (ma i • all the" la wh i ch is ace , "ed bar , more' than two!) •sevon.inil lio . Of ro le. l ! , .. . I . .- 11 , • , • Nr.l' EVE ••• • r'• i • 71_,1' • r• . at' AIL I 145;14 1 to 11E1) :1818.. . For ;the AN'S 1 Ell • -DTI 13A2411£.4 KNOX • -,; . Nature and revelation !teach that Ali dual life—a lifo r af pairs—is the true life of mankind,. eitut A &l' obi; , aVell become -e-otte r e object, interest 'anti effeeteoner tt a unit, '"members of one body" !-Itlis thee dety, and . it is withiw the; Sehern,o, DVIIII - nnwto , become a "yeeenber s 'l.ot-tbkihridyq There iii,tio true life,witheni kand two toe coming so it hi' their:jeiret r iluty ko.Atariee'te home, A little Eden a there ' awn, to lidera and penbelish, where thelean live- in -security and retirement !And .havflien home, domestic duties and .earea7, larlstrea . hence au actor in this sphere is.rerluired-- ThiS idee e the dual constitution of truna,im . plies, and embraces the family : which is Ater loundatiOn ,ef Society, and of the SState , and writ meet necessurily -neve , relatiante te with. diem , there is a necessity for some one , to rerresent and act for the:family. Thuil e we b'ave an inner and an outer sphere-v.oe one. as honota . ble as the other.' Tee itemise: - m tie sphere is ore intimately connected with the eesenticlllife; ,while . ;tl,' other etarOse IPsi; were, as a menus to it ) Woman-wen meant i to.be the main iefluebeC in. the °Pei; ,man in , the . jot her. :Woniari's e sphere -istl i Vimee 7 -that _fpuntain of tt< purest 'awl intik sacred affections.of wliielt our nature id cepalil.., 'WC .a re not , gLing to' psiticue !Mize her &vies; they are determined bye the nature , , of the easel ' But we:Mayso that the bestlieteice she can confer upon herself, family and ..State, is bee making L he* what-it - ought , to be. In .the ,right e education of her zhildren she .e n; exert tss' far purer and more effectual political pewee -1 than Abe could ever wield by Abe frkst i ) ,4-r,' Thrzsion to the caucus and beliuteb*.. : . ir , Man's[ sphere is the outeloorelitel---polite al' - and judicial. And if Ithere bo ioy : question lof rank, at all,. tier wompa _haws; ' 1 the higher sphere; becaue asslr e have silty lit is more intimately connect ed with the es 1 , I sential life, or the end for which tu hrtinityi I exiSte; and to which all that mid:loos. her his sphere is , but a subordi nate * meetuse--', M 'in ay a3' Act abroedehet th, 4 4 iiiel'AlstheY , live at all, at hute. alley g o for to subl duo the aarth; to . toil and.eWeet;that thee - _family May,. have subsistantie; diet that home, where alone ° he onjoys life, : may heir made coMfortable, cheerful a'd happy. e ---- :. The Stasi is i for the Fami e it eats mite; td and Organized , for the pre eetioni elem. , : tion !and refieeme e e or thou lettere - 1"boli Vamily is the - natural unit; in the State:, ' It is a little 9rganisin or Republic e land Tito' is it-ethe llntisehold—Whlehabould he inn, mediately re.Presetite.d(in th 4 Slatei,lo4l( than the; individual.'_ WhoCyer e depositie teSat vote deposits it as iLe!egenCof tbe, whole domestic community; just as. Mr. P.,4 Member of the General Assembly; front. -this county ; deposini the . vote ,of the ceine e , triunity he represents , on_ DIV , question that may arise in the LegislitUre. }The chives: , do not, vote directly on 'the Lawn-he vete*, fir them,--,and thus the Fainily.Repre.seni e tative_ for the wife and °tilers. ilEech , :i should pay due respect tcethe inishei ef his .1 constituents. 'So women de v ote-they am! represented --they have a part in the polit- 17 icaractions of the dey;—just thet pert which ; .is best for her own trueinterests, nil it is i least destructive to the u nity of, the wily , upon which the whale social str ucture t esta. le Man- repiesents the outwardl life, s - and is,' theiCforC, the, natural Anabeesader of tilt) lit- tle Republic in its outward relations tO,olli- et and similar Communities:- •. • el . !, It is womants higher office to keep watch I over the burning fires of the domestic eltere and while she faithfully perforrns this duty, uo Political •"pestilence can •_ invade il her dwelling ; . e‘ * 'ce I 1 Freeport Ohio , 1857, ~ •.: i 1.. i Iterate Greeley's::Parsiinit l''''- ' Horace Greeley somei;ime dgo purchased:ll, a farm in - *cache - ger Co., .I!l. l Y;' , l,ltldie i an hour's ride !of the city. Vexed Fitts tin 1 1 annoyaneesand'uncertainties'of newspaper , life, be_ expected to enjoy, the'. t evening Of: his days .-here, -and to realizelmoh profits' from ,kts-fartnin4 as would Sita,?tiliim inde. l - ' = pendent of all financial storms.. 111 e Seems, 1; however, to halrefound as many . vexatiorus l, iu -farming as he did in the Tripmei lend ,1 frtspently comes to the city with the bitten badly,' and complhics to his trisiuds, I that ,' with all his management, the farm sinks ' money for hint. 'i - I ,'• ;1 i The following is a'specimen' of hia man. agement : Some time ago 1,01 wanted a' , h•reibuilt. Or course the Editbr of 'the ! Tribune I. "'" `---- ' • model barn:l Enge4;l - 'h. toLatilla, ntlisdnguistten ar5i....,1 ~ .. ~...-: adorned ; the home of Cyrus W. xr.d 4 Of 1 trans-Atlantic. telegraph fame, in_ 7.. liar and ancient style of hiternal d - traces of which, still, fresh, may 'be; in .-'`. ill; the 0141!Eoman structures, Were, l „ . ll - 3 , he '. admixture of wax and the burning in of . 'pie t • I pictolial ernatnents; -- n prominent, bitgh , and rich artistic decoratiou is , secured. 1 jL Nothing would do but this ar tist i rust,', • build Mr,c,Gt eo I ey's,sarn.., Sa he ! made the , plan nod the drawinis, and the result is an "ideal barn ," ' such V, one as 'n'O*.,r before -was• built in the whole cOuntryland'prit :ply nom will; be again. Its cost is a Mati ter of no importance. ' It suits 11 : GrekleY —indeed btr,couldn't farm economically ! " without a barn—and-it is setidown as one, of the, nacessari expenses of his egficultu4 ml experimen ' ! l' W /SAN ,'..,.' Ont o. ' INANciscp 11INT.—;-bnring.. : 1 1 ber. there was coined at this" mini- 1 91,570,4 : Orl l 000 in:gold' 25,400 in silver. ll'he de=,..l Posits during the month comistedlof 109 . ,..! .=, 740 Minces in k ' gold sand 1,029 ounces, tnc . i silver, , 1 —i . 1 • 4 '4 Wiegaitilte;bo printers 7 - , bottaXi.--8 n. ators from this Stattei tbo Goye'rnerZbanal, Cotni m soioner and Supreme.Tudies_electi: P. T. Barnum and - Brigham Judg es What ia tho'craft,doniog • I ineViotris eartiklitsllait in nnettimii it will be thrown overboard, and sink. IM t ~~ ~i. a', '..~ II I 'i, i I i II # • ;~;1`_ MI
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