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•:•? "’ ■shi)ti)i69mn&hvm*pMri 9 'ii w -, j„ }•
£;. ■'.'-s®cfouds look black, tUOgmas.ls low j,
<.\ " VThiiroot falls down, thejjpaniols Bleep' v
v ' k ‘Afid-imldbra firom their bODwebs ; peep,:‘.
Lost night the aim wool pale to bod. * ; '
The mooij In hallos hung bedhead r '’ , v
'• Thd boding shophtfrdhearea a •sigh* ;. 1 1
For sap, a rainbow spans thoaky.?- •' *
'Thawailaaro damp, thoditchea smell, ‘ 1
.'U Closed is lherpink*oyedplmpernoll. < ;<’ ‘
Hark! how the chninytat table crack, V., V
-u. Did BettyVjw'nts rack?-i , »*
Her cbVns her,
And to her bafElmUmely sent her*>...
„ LpUd'dnaalrtho ducks, the seiudowl -cry,-
f . distaut hills arb looking nigh. . ‘
i HoW rusUoss are the snorting swlD© }
v- The busy QleSdlsturb tho'klqo.
e i liQWO’ertUo grassthe swallob', wings,
} ybe cricket, too, how sharp he sings!
-j<. * tUo hearth, wlthvolret p^ws,
SlkJVfping o'er her whiskered JaWs. 7 '
The smoko from chimneys light ascends j
Then spreading back to carth'U bonds. ;
The wind unsteady vecryaround,; f
v Or settling* in the eoatisfoundi •.
Through tliodearstreaih the fishes rise, <
And nimbly catch thouucautioua flics. <
The glow-worms numerous, clearand bright,
lUnmed.the dowy.dcll last night; , •; -
At dusk the squalid toad was seen,. ,
Like quadruped, stalk' o*br the green,
Tho. whirling, wind tho dust obeys, "' ■ -
And ln‘tbb rapid oddy plays'.
Tho.frog has changed 1 his yellow vest,
And In a russet coatii dress’d! ; , • ;”,
Tho sky Wgroen/the'Atrla still,' "
The mellow blackbird** rolce Is shrill; *.
■' : Ttib'dog,"Bo blWrfldJh l hlfl taste, . . . :
Quits muttonbtfhs|W grWa to TeaM.
vil Behold }'-'
- ,ti - They Imitate :j '=> ■
And seem preclpfraie^wU•’
A*tf they felt the ptaftrog bah/
The tender colts on back do lie, .
No* hqed the traveller passing byy,.
In fiery red tho sun doth rise, . ,;
* Then wades through clouds to mount the sky
- ’Twill surely raia, I aee’t with sorrow,
* ‘ Onr jaunt must be put bIT to-morrow, , ,
.i,„. ■ AUTCIV . •
A SUBSET QY IONfIFEXXpW.
Thou comot Autumn, jierdldcd by tho rain, - .
With banners by great galeslnccssant fanned,,
Brightertban brightest Bllka of Samorcaiid, -,
And stately oxonnsVnrssfcii tp thy walnf / .
Bpoii thy bridge of goldbthy royalliand '
Outstretched with benedictions o’er: tf)o r land,
Blessing the farms through all thy vast domain :
Thy shield iatbe rod harveabmoon,. suspended
So long beneath the heAV e us o\rhan gingeavesj
Tby steps are byUhe farmer’s prayers attended;
Like flames sbluo the sheaves «
And , ovation splendid,
‘SblhtL atao&ofj^|iW^lod»scatters <tho golden
-'-4»ave«f. .>'■ . •
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", '. V a, , Trom Graham *# Magazine. -
Wt A BY Will SOI*
bt Dt w. £estra.
U , !‘i
• • CDAl>Tttt r. ••; •
•','«<She noTe‘r toldliQi'love, Imt deep
Ifllhln her hcArt concealed there lay,^
* 1 Tbe worm thotprey*d.Ui>on.hor cheek, [
• ’• /'And stole her bloqnj£Wfty.*V c
Mary Wilsm iws an only- child. Her pi'
rent* were exceedingly ■wealthy; and. though
possessing cxtendod'londcd catalca they Were
u hoarding nprichncitf as they
were onlylrt moderate Mr.‘
WiUoa Was rather aristocratic In hU manners/
ytt, in many respects, he w*squite liberal to
thosdof hw neigh bora.who were not as forlu-t
Hate as himself in accumulating property, lie
ni a.gentleman of great influence, around
whom gathered the elite of Cmcinnatir-wbose
favor arts courted and sought by the wealthy
and great* ,In his earlier days, Mr/Wilson hod
laid out the rules, which were -to govern him
through the world, and-la whatever circum
stances in life; he fully resolved, to abide, by
the course he had adopted 1 for.hla guidance.—
Be hod retired from the active capacity of a bus
inn* man and yet, whenever he found an op
portunity for speculating, ho was Just the, man
toibgagoln it;
About the time our story commences, the fe-
Ver of speculation in (he Western Stoles raged
£o> marvelous extent. The'excitement, was
great, and many, had. invested • their whole pat
rimony in (he speculation, with ithe ardent as
surance that they would become immensely
wad thy. But, 'alas I 'Choir expectations -were
(rak'“castles 4n the alp;**; far the excitement
aoonr subsided/and those who hftdjnveslcd their
Ml In'purchasing land, flow found, to their
great‘astonishmenti that they had lost aU’they
S assessed. 1 Many .wlio were independant 0115
ay. and had the, brightest'anticipations oftluj
future, the next were penniless.and destitute,
Aot knowing, where aor how to procure a Ous
tenancofot their families; u •* >
Among iho most Unfortunate in this respect
mi Mr. Wilson; - He had invested all even to
the last dollar, of his immense possessionshe
had bought lands at ancxorblant prlcoj, but he
was perfectly satisfied that in the speculation
ha would make his thousands. - Ilia wife and
daughter remonstrated against his catering so
«wy Into the pr'lha.cxmtment, and
J»d ofi involving himself to so great on extent:
MU h* was too deeply resolved upon making
saoney topay the least regard totheir pamon-
Ho endorsed largely fop others, and
lost in the agitation which existed. —
Snsonlalion was the ell-absorbing topfd—with
V ort magic’ which usurped his
‘Hat 'Jfm/tin• down,
ttffltKffiassa
WaJliy eittew wcroitrtppcdofiatSpro.
,WM* of wohm. who h.4>it loat ftll j„
, IWBSIIw crilamsa
«jwu» of; endorsing for, othprs. In short*, a
depression of business issued seldom witnessed
to a (Commercial city.. :;• .
■■Reduced to want. Mr. Wilson ww
gone! his pride preventing him from engaging
Si on ordinary business; and hte oonstUaUon
too fbeblo for manual labor, ho foil keenly sensi
ble of the unplesantness of hhr situation. He
know not what to do f Bis splendid mansion
—the homo of bis childhood, whoso.'hallowed
associations Ailed his heart with happiness—
AnJ been given up, to satisfy tho demands of
the law J ms furniture was sold; and still un*
Bquldated claims pressed dally and heavily up
on him foe payment. Friends who, in tho days
»f Ks prosperity, Rooked .to. his hospitable
.vijlmßu', &&. itit&i ■ ;-V- ■ ? -, J r-.-u ■ -Vov') hAi
K ■TYW° ; J* ® ; ’-s^i imy^O r ft'
.> i-' B? m:t H: -"• ■A^.*« : v Bi*£y ; 1/$ B^
i 7 '*' B_' «*■ B- " B^ v | ,, ‘ B^>i;^ : l^j
. '■^^y' l -' l 'srV , '^^' /^^y-', ' : ’-^ rs xT, -j yjf*‘\y t • , '?^f
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BY ;B. I BBA , rTpN v
S-S'l
s . ~IT~. -.^
board; now shunned nnn; aa cn6 who® they re
garded a9"thelrinftrl6r,’botli in pointofjycaltft
am! rcspec taWlity 1 Mr.- VPilsoh thG'
keenest of Injustice, and'
riovv.feU IwW'pninlblltWaa to H& thought, in
ferior. fir his fdtow-jpwfe.' - ~ --
of nbcwnttmi'piutentdphar
whoso amfabie'dispoaitioo stid beauty attracted
a - host of- admirer?; tnrfr
prosperous days, sought to rival each bther/for
her hapdv among whom : jrcre Charles Toipiln-
son of‘4 wcaUhy mcrchant ofGincm-
PotiV Charles wnaaybungman of rare talents;
tion»'- Ho pdSßossn) all the qualities ofca rmb)|e. .
generous-hearted map .? <bnt,
the purity oflim daily ‘walk and.conTersatjon,’
•he had Imbibed many. lit,re
gard to rind tHe pt-eccpts-Unpbt in
that holy bdok. J> Mary nbsorved thifi, and felt
pained to see sormneh fident* wftstccUn.uariofla
atteTnnts to.pmrQ the Hibie falfie; bnfcyet she
lovodbim. . Thriratlachrnent daily grew atrop
ger until they were betrothed atuTthe dMrap
nointed, fof the ennshtnation of vnrrS.—'
Before, however. (be thne'of their marring* ar
rived. -Mr. Wilson’s mlslortuno earn**, the ten-,
deucyof-*.wbirhwns rntiro .revolution : in- the -
of Mr.) Tnmilnson ,Hc non? Halved
that be wonM not marry ij nr. because fath
er failed, and iti nil nrohahilitv, would never
be worth a dollarhjfftin-' With Ibis riJ-o1ntior» :
on bts mind he-was at a loss to flopnaln* her of
his determination, or how be coiild'hoi*m*ablv
release himself from h’S^neatremynt.TTn had
too, little* fort’tndo. to unmask bis chancy of f
sentiment to her.’ne'wnnllv • nnd to,do so be
letter would Wrav s want of which
he bad the reputation nf -nossTssinff. Tnthe
midst of ibis trying sitontiom he palled to bis
assistance.,;® friend, wham bad placed fhe,
utmost coqfidcncp, and to whom be had entrust
ed the transnctjdd ofmuch imnor’ant business.
To this friend Mr" Tomlinson pave inafrnetiona
bq\y jpim at the same time
tonse (ho utmost cfthtion in the information he
wisbfedto carry;' Hls’namc was’Sainucl Oar
don.- 1 '• •/. -•* vt;
:, x.CHAPritn t*«/ ,
She smiled—ind when she did .-.
■ ’ It vr&vsd sid.'shMited, pnd brief. '•
-' Anfftbo* hcr-’tnoupnlhehanrt she’d chldo, :
, ! .;And-fltw>fo.tQ;smllfi away Its grief.,.
TbcaUnchtnent between Tomlinson and Kfi-’S
Wflson. tbuJf fay., had been scoretly kenf from
her parents, they preferring to make it known
hnt a feW weeks previous to theirtnHrriftjrpday. -
But 1 Mrs. Wilson, with the watchfulness of a
mother, perceived their intimacy, and in a gen*,
ilo'manncraddrcssed her .thus:. . , .
' .‘Mary,'for* soqio rime past I have noticed
rather rooro thrm a friendly intmiacy between
you and Mr. Tomlinson, and, as a mother I
feel iUny duty to give yon advice on the Rub
joct. 1 wo.uld nst do aught to give you, pain :
but t am not favorable to the addresses of Mr.
. ... .. - 1 : •
Miss Wilson deeming it no longer prudcntjto*
keep the truth of the matter concralcd frontier
mothtr, replied: ' '
■ ‘"Dear mother. 1 bopo you wTlrforgivc my
rashness; I bono you will overlook my disobe
dience,'’ / ■
■. Thglr conversation brokcnofFhvTt quick
: .‘l.havc a.tffoiwagb from Str. Tomlmson v and
pish to see Mi®* Wilson alone fbr -a . few met;
mobt«.’Raid the stranger..-,, "
VI fiavc,! he cofttiriued. ‘nnfnrtnnatclyvtn an
pdiinec to you that Mr- since he has
lost so much ; in; the misfortunes which have
fallen op so , many of the citizens of this city,
deems it, at present. n rash under;aklng to mar
ry; while circumstances of soch an Aggravating
character continue.-- I think it would be better
for you to be a$ calm as possible, and wait pith
due untilj'A mOiij'lavorablo turn of
fortune, wblch'l'adtleipate will trot be very
long.’ - . 'r!\, - ' . ■ a .-■• •!•. •
a Had an.ico-bolt .entered the heart of that
young girh.it could not hatched a much,great*
er effect. Illa worda fell upon her cam like the
solemn of All hch hopes': for’sirico their mlsfdN
tunes, she had fondly supposed that her - mar*
riage with Mr. ITomlioson .would, in a great
measure,, retrieve the reputation of Ivcr. father.
Shocould not believe that Mr*. Tomilson’ would
be guilty of such "duplicity,'and thbdght the
stranger had imposed upoa her. Bat'how Uci
stranger as he Was, knew anything in regard
to their eugageinent, was something more than
she could solvc—'-nrj enigma Which cost her much
anxiety and thought :• parents, until
that,moment, had not.lchown it-,.Her.mother
saw the beetle' flush mantle the Check of hch
child, : and fell conscious that'something serious
would be the consilience, v That. Mary toted
Tlmlinson was umnislakcable. She read it in
thedrap blue of her eyes? she saw ft in every
lineament othci* failure: she discovered It in
oil. her,actions: midrWitb tbe-sympatliy of
mother’s own feelings, she endeavored to'con*
solo her W tfiot, hcr’hoor of nebd,* 'But the
edict was toof much for her delicate ctmsiUu*
tion to bear. She ‘loved not wisely* but two
well:’ and day after day, she sat pensively snr
yeylng the. benutiftil scenery- befopo her. and
silently retttcling onber unhappy condition,
«»llor sliver voice,was heard m» more—^
Sho sang not; and hhr hnjathjng Into, ,
knew neglect before, ■ ‘ ’
/ v JN’mv lies alone, forgotteU< routo!;
Or, If a passing‘sfrftlh «ho gang, '*• ;
1 So nymroAdly lif mlplbers rose,
"' Thai (hose who honrd might doom she rang
‘ A lorn sonl's requlm to repose I’* c -
'Drift lovely autumn evening, Jitst aa the son
was shedding its last rosy-beams on‘ the tops
of the surrounding hills,.Mary looked from her
chamber wiudoy, and draqk glflnco,
the goldcn glories of expiring dfty . and thought
how calm it would bo for her to dio n* sweetly
oa the sun was sinking to rest behind the bills,
so that her memory might live, like tho beau
teona twilightvlong aftcr licr. frail body had
mouldered.again. ,pho called her. mother .to
her side and told her that ahowjwdythgr At
such a bcttutiAtl hdbri when the day began to
Close. and ahadnwa were rio longer broad coat
froto tho clouds, but were stretched along the
SUrfaoo of
or bill-side.‘Mary breathed Jwr ImH
As those precious but flerilng scene para like
}tko saber (noughts across tho face of tho earth
or intermingling sldo by side with gaynnd brfl T
liant AaswiceS of light of .canal evanescence,
fobbing all tender ah 4 which other*
wisehad'boen lustrous and sparkling, they call
up within tho heart of tho memory or-the post:
and hy iop association we can scarcely trace,
characters re-appear of Mends who have passed
away before us. ”
■ Thua coded thfififoof Mary Wilson. StrooV
down;ln. tho vigor and bloom of youth, this
young maiden has left many friends to mourn
he**- loss.- She-was much esteemed: so much so
that every Personal defect «?aa fonrotten.in the
ohnnhS'of her fltfrit, withwhlcli she imparted
bor;Wends a look ofkirfdncfia and a blessing.
Yon willow ahadei ivinarhla atoao)*
' niP? curious eyonan ten
„• -.That mjdcmg^h.there Uoth opo :v •
Who Ibvod too.woh.’V;
mm.
; /• ,r,» r“bim c p6tf^r— reiiTrATs-iiß >im-88^iiiMtmum.- ovn cobntht.”
O'-.r
lr v.>
; ,\shyJ?p, Dlfa't Plopoit.;;.-1.-,;,’.'
• »«TVTiy dldyon noTcrthlnkof marriage V* flak
ed lof myJricnd Lyman irf some
ten.rycoTßblder Hheouimyaelf) and a confinned'
bsttbelor.'.' •} •;
; “I have thought of B,” said be. -. •V,
r. **Weil.whydqo’tyon jfiwtyMopl**'. - •* •:
j r tell you, .You know > frahfei ? palqiep,
don^you
V'/Yca i he. fajled, last lyeek to
twenty thousand dollars'. “ BhC whdt to
dowithyonratojyl”/ , • J, v/.'
. '■‘’‘Something, ns you. will see. ' I Waa nercr scr
rrfiPsly tetpptea to mabe n proposal bpjr once,'
and thftt'Was to wlfe—-hefbro abe was'
married;doyoVandcrataiid.’*
:: lb Said b growing > Intereated, “And
why didn't youT”- ': " .T; ; - i • .
. *»Ton shall know. -1 was yonng ond roman
tlcot thatlrae—she beanfiflilandsccojnplished:'
We stern thrown- much together fa society, and
Iwas just, then of m ago to her fasci
nations...,Though I nevcroiprened my in
words.'! .suppose my looks betrayed me* find X
am quite snro that she was roy feelings
(ftWard's dcr. r.Opr families being' somewhat In
fimate, wo'woroort theSaine'footlng, and sho.
(roated ro'o ln much .the samp copfidentisl man-,
Per as ahc-woofda fkVortt©iCo«Blh,* r ;,\-
' : ‘-i)b ynn ihlnk, ,, l “that she was.ta
love with yon?” 'v. * - -
■••“Ifo,” sifd he, «l noverfbought that. ' I pro*
snmOj boiveTef; she would like to havo lured nie
On tnn depfmtioh, and then Wonld have acted
as fhnc.v dictated, One day. when I hod made
n mOmlngcnll hhd was alknit retirlngrshe fold
moshovras gnlngout ft shopping.-and laughing
ly, proposed tp.my to go with her and carry the
hiindlfa, . Having, nothing of ; importance to
takenp uiy, Onio, and not .being-aversoto. the
propowil -pnrth* on Account of Its novelty, and
cftpsfdrrable. father suspect, on account oftho
agrecabVe cbafacirt of the . company X should
have, I consented in the same spirit, and. In. a'
(ew minutes we were fairly an reals.
“Ibavo hot little to buy.” aai(l my compan
ion. “You mav- congrafuTate yourself upon
that, as yon Will bite the less to cafry.”
Wo tmdoourQrst visil toddry goodscatab
.lishinout.,. -i..»>.•/>' J
“Have you colKrs f”' Inquired Caro
hne; A I'rra pnantlty * were J displayed, hut,
-thoy wore ovlyflvo dollars ln price, and they
were too. cheap. At length ano was found Ai
BPTcn and being declared, tho
best 'in the’store, mT"comp'»nion at lqhgth
professhd bdwtilf satisfied,- ana decided to toko
, “Isuppofte,” said she cm going 6ut, » l thnt I
don’t really need It, but beantlfdl thnt
I conlA not reslst the tetnplatloh.” :
A bennllfhl shawl 'at the door of tho next
store’ caught Caroline’* attention. * “I must cer
tainly kq fn and look at their shawls.’.* said she.
“I never s ft w any precUely like them.'
“New the clerk. r< Tes. mlaa,
just imported from Prince, warranted to surpass
In fineness of texture and. dnrabllity v jiny now
extant, .Will you have onot” .
♦*Tho price?’* '
'/‘Seventy-five dollars, and cbeap'at’liml.”
Caroline was’ startled at this announcement.
.<»ThAlTrhrgft; , *iftidj‘hc. !
<‘Not for tho quality,
howjofl iris; and yotrwiir not call It expeb-
Vive.”
“rdWii'ot think of gettlng.one fo-dnyj how
ever. I think: I muH* Ton. may charge Uto
mVfAther-** : , ■* ,\r- .3:
-‘‘l snpposd papawlM said Caroline,
“biit itssueh a beanty.** ’■ •- (
Wa reached, ere long, another dry good afore,
.the placard 6vi»P;.wHlch, “Soiling off nt cost.-**
proved_so »odncHye..tHali.i» >t once sfayedopr* -
steps and“cntcrt*d.
i ofibred, which to
mv unpractised eye seemed of asnperior qual
ity, w <*ro-cast contpmptnonsly aside, and she
desired to .seethe very best they had In the
•tore. Some were shown her«Hwodollaninnd
a half per yard. After a while, she ordered
twelve yards cut off for her. This was
dope, and the pQTuUatynndytHo- me. Tho.bUl,
of course, sent to her fHthor*."v 1 ;
What with the ahiWl n’nd'rsllfcj/eftcb of which
made,a hundlo of no Inconsiderable size, 1 was
pretty well weighed down, and began to ho np
probonaive' of the consequence In caserovcom
panlop shonld.maUo any more purchases. She
was only, coins to stop'at a’jewojler** fp h«ve a
locket repaired, AecOrdlnqlv, we repaired to
the store ,of a fashionable Jeweller- looket
was handed .over, with necessary' direc
tion*.’ .’ . •
Bat that was' not all,. A lady of the counter
was cngaced ln examining a yerycoatlv naif,or
ear-ripT* whHt ah'* was of.purchasing,
but demurred *>t the price. 1 At Inst she laid
them down relnetantlyV„»aylOg r “They are'
hcidUfßli twit do not care to go an high as
twenty-five dollars.*?-, ' . ’
‘ ‘‘Let mo soo them.' If von please.*? asked Car
oline. Thor wnrq handed to her. She was
charmed with them, chiefly, I Imagined, on ac
count of the price, fhrthoy had llfllw beyond
that to-recommend them, and.derldcd .<p take
thorn. “Now. I must absolutely*co home,”
said she'‘without purchaslnc anythlpjf more. 1 *
- Fqrion.ee she kept her word, and T wpsrejeaa*
ed frommy.attendance...BoMho .thought, that
shn had expened one hrindfedqnd tMr#r : /)vo dol
are,'ln a single morning’s chopping; and that op
object* of nope of which; hr her owp'cohfeg
aloo, she stood In, need con’d not Vlp, ?recnr
rlnc to mo- T ’decided that' until* T oonld
padi some'more rapid war. of obtaining money
«nch a wlfo Would bo Altogether too expensive
a luxury for me„t« induce in. .pwftr t am
pfcjit. von frnv lodge hv'Pr , ti^Pn\mer ) *sfhllnre.
Atall bvonta, that fa the reason | didn’t pr -
poiet-j •• ~T • •
i6~'
_/*Goo4 manners tothe art 'of making those
persons easy with whom we converse,' Who*
cm, makes t|io fewest persons uneasy, is the
bestJ?rcdin thocotapariy. ! '
jt tfC77.Tbo Hindoo Jaw say? n—'Strike. not crcn
with A blossom, a wife, though she be gujUyof
a thousand /Wilts.’' Tho English,!*!* wofild
lot you *'hU her again” with what (ha blossom
growson. .; -ir - ■ b:
' Tub TjATbst Stylo.—Parasols, ornamented
with a largo bbvv of ribbon On tho lop.arc com*
inff into faror for‘{dll dress toilet ip ParU. l ' <'*
1 ", 1 - ■' ■ j. J‘] -ri ;
, KT*Small transgression?i become great by
frequent'repetition: os small, expenses, tnuUT
plcd.lnscusibly wostS a large rmnuej * 5 - 1
op-William Parrot, who fought under den.
Washington,died near Imray, Virginia., lately,
aged 100ycare and 7 ‘months. . ; viov
• I£7*'Many a true heart, that would haretoytte
baokilike aidovtr to -tha ark.wfler Ub first
transgression, has been frightened beyond* re.
pall byjtbfl angry look and taunt,
the ssrago oharfty of ao ■
; thfe'pickpockcts of time.—
Tho sun does not wait for wo hot water, or hi?
boots to bo blackened,-but gets tip at once.
.J£/“‘Tlarayou ranch Uslnn your bag IVasked
a person of a Bsherman. who wai returning
homo. ‘Yea; a good'-seJ,’ was ..the slippery
reply.-. . i. "i .
‘ CjF’Wlicii you feel a little blue, (akotpptlifr
anthrophy,
larsand old clothes to poor people.
l|ko agitating tho. brain, mosoM,pmso:mur
heart. • " '.
;CiKLIB&E,^FA^fBM^|cXOBp t( 26, 1854,
ife; aim nit wolcqmo.’hoaT^pa^liiislOTija','
■ r‘When TVowUJjegfn.to weii^wyirJnisoDioaf,
' And irons grotf'nieok, end tnfiffieeSsuns grow
f ■ brief, up, ;»• S* - :*
year.-ialiiUeS as 1 iidi^l'pewn^death,-
3st»d ofjhe fl«npy>on(^o»tiiprfioy,
•lb tHogayWods end m tiflntoKTO &(r. -
> ' Like to a good old ago cere,
Journeying, ; in,Jong aerenityafwSf r , ,
In suck a bright, '■
' outiUe and
brooks/* ?' ■ ■..
, . And) dearer yet the jranabinjUresfod looks.
And tpuglc of kind, voices evaewglilV
And when'ray Iflat.ii'nd glass,
Pass Bjlcritlylrattk tbeu;asth^d6st|pu2a.
■. ■. ;■ if :^il[
Some overwriting for the has
drawn '^S^^fiotne-loving,,
-1
* • ft .w&djine, be« \
tween her amw§ frivoloaa i
who fl i to party, decked.
In rich follQWed as hollow 1
and heartiest as herself.... o fl
tbeholy task assigned who •
bate bceri given in her them
to the cure her
.
.
on her head^\^nic^yw ,
tbodaily hdutirlG : ip^^lM^'jT|^wacB. v ; How
ffltt.ilaptog and
for her Htttoflock
cd is each Jitllo recipient of li(£kintocs3., How
the little fades dimple with the
bright eyes grow, still brighter AsJ&im'mia,decks,
them with her own bonds, in jjtfj3ttwdre«s slitf
■ has mAd&l'srHojw tnneb watm more
fbrlabl fee!, if raamraa ap
before wjfgp.-fo schools her can
•warm tifeMUsand lMcomfortera
I round their pecks.' ! .' VV-'^nv'j:
“There |s apcciiliafcharra §SnH «tt she docs,
the precious mother; ‘ They ttofald 'not sleep,
nay, for that' matter shocould potTifsnefailed
to visit 1 their chamber, and*,wftfv,hw own soft
bands .arrange tbera comfoVUfcly before she
slept! Her heart tlmllsAritH'latitude to her
juhator as she l&ok.rt on'thosc.'swwf blooming
faces, arid when their \waycrearifoone; Imprints
a good hight fcißa oncach little mouth. It
may be..too* a tear'wiU’stanfoifdtielittle nest'
ling laid in Its chill narrow betVjfor r whom her
maternal care is no longer needed. 1 . It sleens
though the sleet and snow deseed and the w«d
winter windy howls around It needs
no longer her‘ tciider care! - T 3®criighticr arm
enfolds it! /It is at restl ShcJgws and knows
that it is.right, and bends to Iho bond,
that sped the shaft, and turns |yfth' awarrhep
love, if it be-,, possible, to thowi sUlc ones who
ore left tolovo. - Hew tendefty’ she guards
them from danger, and wjth a strong, untiring
--w
field. werq lZ7T>obies ex
hibited, from various Statcsin the Union. The
ZVnw.isaya: v . •. ;,•*
The. baby lent pmanted a hotel, amusing
and interesting sight. The mothers and nurses
were seated and had the ‘littie darlings' all rea
dy for inspection—that . }s, as near ready as
could bo.. To see so.many babies together was
novel: to note the maternal cfVortslo present
them ir\- the best mood was grousing; arid to :
gaze u])on their Innocent face* and'purest of
charm.'* was certainly interesting. ' ' . I
There «flt a-xnolhiT,.her eyes directed niter*
1 nn'clyon the judges and on aliule cherub which j
i lay in her.lap, . By her sat another holding up i
proudly a lovely little girl; whdscflaxcn curls J
and sweet blue dyes would soften?-the heart of ]
i kbv greaust baby*baler in Christendom.- Next
to bec a purse was,endeavoring w quiet a stout.
1 black-cytd. rosy*chwkcd “oneyear old,” who
I insists on pulling the jot blackj ringlets of on-
I olher oneof the same age. 090 lady pointed
with prido to tho'&ubby leg* of her darling,
boy. while another glowingly rifere to the drli
caco but well-formed features of her sw&t babe.
One boasted of having the largest of. Itsagot
another of the smallest and smartest. ‘ ■'* v
[tv wis generally admitted that decidedly the
[prettiestchildou exhibitionwas fromCindn*
' mvti; it is .the daughter of Mr. Jfenry Howe.—-
[lti.i really a sweet child, anp. without pre
I tending (0 be a judge, wo must coincide with
I the general opinion. ■ r r .
; - targe andiat children seemed 10 nrcdominatc.
[One from Indiana, five mouths old, weighing
1 274 pounds. Another, four months old, weigh*
[ ing 2Q phphds.- .;A pair of-twlttaof,Clark co-,
attracted rohch attention. ..They wiTO.very
pretty, and as orar aUhe. as two peas. And*
derly lady was'present with her seventeenth
baly, only Iwo months old. She Claimed noth
ing extraordinary'in tbo child, but thhoughl
she was deserving of a premium. . .*
"A Flub in the Rbab !—To Am'liUrß Vil
lager tells a good story or an exceedingly anxi
ous individual who was crfl7Y*Uo obtain
some account, of, the Know The
anxious individual was told by a wag one day,,
that, if; ho would come out to— that night
at 10 o’clock, a, id advance fourteen paces Into
the ham, ho 'would there find ft, party to initiate
him indue firm Into the roysterious'ot'der* The
proposition ‘took;* and ho acoordifigly went id
the place at ilie trmoappointed; hubad scarce*
ly eptend,'however, wjicu he waft#olutcd with
a moat ln thQ,rear,'which
Caused him Ujvacale tho prcroii.csin qqldfjime,
leaving apart of’ his garmwjU. pfthe
teeth of ft owner had
riven him the eupboniodalUle of ’Know-Kpth*
I *■; • ’/>■ 5• • "
' KtjrojJßSS.'i-'W’oiild ft pot plcafioyoa to pick
op'a'atriiVgof pcaVto; drops ol gold, diamonds, 1
andvpt*ciouft' atones, aa'-you. paBR. along the
street I ft would make you led nappy for a
month to tome~. Such ivappmesa you cap give
to others.: How; do you ask f' By, propping
sweet, words, kind.romnrks. Ap'd
pis yoVpWa along.. f’hciu are tnifl iieayjs and
precious* stoned which ■qur never he lost* of
which none can deprivo- you. •-’ Speak to that
orphan child ,‘.seo the diamonds d/CP from her
checks. Toke'tbohandoftlwtWepdle^boy?
brii^Vpearls fldsh • m his aye?*.Smile mrt • (no
Sad the dtjjcolbd ; a Joy fioqnseß his chctk
more brilliant than the 'mos&.Bifl«*jqJd; precious
stones* Bytbe way wide ■•mid ibecUy&dm,
lAuqt thofircflidoofiho poon.dropWords and
SrnQfea to cheer and blcaa.
pjer Tfbon resting on yoiif pl)lowi.tlliisosopr
if you pinked
iSnahlng diamond* > (Me latter fhdftami
hleJ^linjo; tho forWwjfHW
ana pfbddco happicrotations fiww. _ ;.‘; v v f
J ' . . 1 Swrilllpl Ifofg).
ln an exchange tire Allowing simple
ifidtouching paragraph. There is ft wealth of
bcatityinjt, and a moral on ‘which many and
mtoy fi'Wdrd might besaid arid lesson taught:
* ‘‘God-tvill take care of baby.’* . A bcautfibl
infant had beentonghtto s&ylt, and it conld
sayUltle else.. .“God 'Sfill toKo caro ofbaby.M
It was sie2cd with sickness, at a tipre when
both parents were just recovering from ft dan*,
gerous' illness. Every day it grew worse, abd
at last was given np to die. -
■'Almost agonised, the mother begged to be
carried into the room of her darling, to give It
one last embraced. Both parents succeeded in
.reaching the apartment, Just as it was thought
the baby had nreathed its last. -The mother
wept aloud, whfcionce more the little creature
opened i& oycs. looked lovingly up in. her face,
smiled, moved its lips, and In a inint voice said,
.*sJod will lake eftre of baby.” Sweet consoling
words I they; hardly ceased when the infant
spirit whs in heaven. - '
Beautiful Prayes.— Lord bless and pro*'
serve my husband, let his life be long and bless
ed, comfortable and holy : ahd.let mo also be
come a great blessing and comfort to him,-a
sharer in' all bis joys, a refreshment in all his
sorrows, anieefc ndper for him in all the acci
dents and chanted of the world; make mo
1 amiable forever in. his eyes, and very dear, to
him. Unite his heart to me in. the dearest
union of love, and holiness, and mine to him in
all tho sweetness of charity and compliance. l —
mo from oil ungcntleness, all discontent
edness and unreasonable passion and . humor,
and moke mo humblo and obedient, charitable
and loving, patient and. contented, useful and.
and observant,' that we may-delight in each
other according to the blessed word and ordi
nance ; and both of us may rejoice in Thee,
having our portion in the- lore and service of
God forever. . . - .: :
t' TC?* “Are you going onto * journey V y said
Mrs. Partington, as a neighbor dirtying a oar
pot bag aiid an urabcrelU paused her door. Ho
told her ho was going to attend, the fusion con
tention. “Confusion convention,” murmured
. abo to bersolf as she returned to her llttlo bock
room, “What In tbo world do people went to
invent confusion for, when, heaven knows, (hey
are alt confused enough already. 1 declare 1
can’t nee. into it.” She looked above her specs
gimo.-tly at the hole over the Dro place that the
stove pipe had passed through,os If sho would
have penetrated to the black back of the chlm.
ndy.io her desire to seo Intoit, but there was
confusion'and darkness there, and she turned
her gaze upon the profile of the corporal that
always looked straight ahead In Its position upon
the wall, with never-varying fidelity, while Isaac
sat mixing somolupip-black and powdered chalk
In the sink, preparatory to painting a view of a
thunderstorm upon the new gatc.—-ifo»/aa Post.
lnfancy, la. Ml.of folly} yonth, of
disorder and tell j ago. of infirmity. Each time
hath his burden 5 ■ and that- which may Justly \
work our wourfpesaVJyct- Infancy longoth after
voufbj and youth after more ego j and be, that
•U'vory o\d,'tt9'Ho.lB child .for simplicity, so he
mtfor.old age the
that ItlTotb passed
lor of the others?
ilcnce&of tblsar®
irert t<r i
literable, than an old I
ogajn;. It was an an- 1
' tinna of Petrarch ? /
, tiu}y philo|o|j/H*
.... » uiendbectiooliea Jiis
agoafjpenrlrig In his white temples, felling him
he was sdny to see him look bo old, replied,
“Nay, he tony rather that erer I was young to
ho o fool.** {
0?* Tom presented his bill to neighbor Jo
for service rendered. The 1 latter looked at it
and expressed much surprise at tho amount.
. “Why Tom. it strikes mo (hat you made.out
a pretty round bill hero, oh?”
“I’m sensible it’s a round one,” quoth .Tom,
“and I came for tho purpose of getting it
squared!' l ,
‘~{E7“l«itlawrul to keep a dog .which barks,
lioula and yells alternately, all nightlong? And,
it law Ad, la It humane, Is ’ U Christian, is it
neighborly? Wo don’t mind a perpetual hark,
at the rate of a hundred and twenty reports per
minute, up to say three o'clock iq tho morning,
but after that time it very disagreeably disturbs
(ho melodious hum of the musquitocs, and It is
apt slightly to interfere with one's rest. They
Say that every dug must have his day; hut
ibdfo in onr. neighborhood soqm determined to
have tho night also- . ,
Wuo is a Gowado,—Thu man who attacks an.
other by surprise or with a weapon la his hand
when the other has none, is a coward.
Tho man who carries .a do idly weapon on or
about his person in his Intercourse with an un
armed society, is. ft cownrd.\
Tho man- who associates with him, and so
goes with numbers to overpower an Individual
ora smaller orfooblornumber—*ls a coward.' .
-The man, who challenged to a duo! is so much
afiald of public sentiment that ho daroi not re
fund it, Is a coward. ■ ' '' l ?
In general that man Is a coward, who shapes
his course of action by his fears i and he alone
Is a man ol courage who.alwaws dares to do
right, >
Tub Aiabobd Wire at Chicago.—
The coroner’s Jury have fouud a verdict uguln.t
Guorgo W. Green, tho wealthy citizen of Chi
cago, charged, with poisoning hJa wife with
strychnine... Tho Chicago Journal? think (hat
from the wealth anQ position of the accused, ids
trial is likely to make a sensation only less than
tbit of Pr. Webster's a f«w yoirs ago.
Va Com,. Paommon.rf-A young man Ju«t
married, iu hum bio circumstances i wife ’s cous
in came drum the country to pay them a visit—
Very glad to see each other, &0./ (iso,. In the
midst of the rq|o)clnganomluous (hmighesfrtjck
the mind of tho husband. • ' ’ 1
«Weil.Martha, |,don'tJcnow how wo’rcgo
ing to accommodate you.. We’ve Only .got one
bed, you know,” ' • " 1
. ,K)h i that's nothing t I can sleep with your
wife, and yon can get lodgings ,at a hotel for
tbruo hr fyurwoeka very , ,
• Qj7**A correspondent »enda «■ ■» email homo
rfhlch ho says «ho omuposzod awHUmMlf/'*—
Wo giro 6no verao.-* - "
»*A tqlrH* a proto burd,
K’sgetakurkletola, r .
He stgl awl mi daddl* korn>
. &pt it on a rale.”
Odd Forsoiqiit.-—L*dy ■ Margaret Herbert
naked aomobody (oraprotiy pattern fora night*
dap* •* -
/•Well,” said (ho person, “what signifies tho
liatternof a nightcap*: ’ .* •
. ♦•Oji child,” said «ha, “batyoa know, Incase
of flropA i■ - ;
; Brown* you eflid the defendant: Was;
hon°stknd What makes you think
eo—»re you ncquamM nuih him V
‘No, «lr. I ueyprj&h Win?’
’Wiiy then a conclu
4*m n V* \^v-^SBgak . _ }* :y'- \ •
(Amt'llodtonM,'. .
, 'Vcrdict for tho dcfcnd^f.J^ : .'^
AT 52.00 PEE AHKCM,
■i
Fnafa or llghlnlng—Uome! Strnek—One Per
ion UllaMnothet FalaUj Wsasdcd. •,
(> ; Tho Peoria fIU.) Republican gives thefolldw
ing account ox the tefrible efibets of lightning
stroke, in that city on Sunday night the fitS
instant. - . '" . '
Xsst night, a little after 12o'dock, oordtl
oens were started from. their; dambers by one
of the most dcafaing peals of thunder that ever
feverbrated through the Armament. . It waanot
particularly sharp, but rather ft collected roar
ing. as If a million pieces ofart Hlery had been
discharged at once,, and the sound seemed
in no direction or locality, but to fill all space*
in fact, it seemed as iTthe entire universennit
ed in uvterahco. The lightning
which preceded the explosion was os intensely
vivid os it is possible to conceive. * - -
It seemed to burst in all its fury upon the
residence of Capt. Morrison, on Third street,
and left in its traces a sad record. The house
trim a story and a half-brick. - The bolt first
struck the last chimney, and passed down the
same to a bar that passed through the building
to secure the walla, where it forked, one of the
forks ripping up the roof on the south side of
the building, tearing apart the cast wall, and
running along the earth in the back yard to the
privy; another fork passed down the dining
room, shattering the ceiling, and finally took
(hosanre shoot as the other,'rorining'nearly
parallel with it to the privy,'where they met.
A third fork passed into the second story, whfcfe
it'branched in two opposite directions, one
branch streaked through the' chambers, shat
tering into fragments a door which was closed,
and passing ont through the west side of -the'
honse. after which it ranover the ground in
the adjoining yard in a singular.mariner; and
the passed down the stairs into
the him and out the front door, tearing up tile
tho outside steps, and coarslng about the front
yard and tearing up tho earth m the same man
ner as tho other forks, did back of the house.
At the foot of the stairs, two sons of Oapt.
Morrison were lying in the hall, baring chosen
that place on account of the warmth of the
night. .TRc oldest ot those reedred the whole
force of the electric stream, and was rendered
senseless and incapable of speech, only giving
utterance to his sufferings in a few fceblogroans.
Instant efforts were made to restore him, but
.they were of no avail—in half an hour life was
cxtmdt. The body to all appearance, was upt
injured, in the least, thcrio not being even the
fracture of the skin,. This morning the-face
wore an erprension as natural as life, and ppo
scntcd lhe appearance of calmslurabef. The
.Other, brother . urns tcfrbly lacerated,' both
thighs.bcfng furrowed vertically, to the bone,
1 by a number'of frightful gashes. The physl
j ctan who is in attendance upon him, has but
Uttle hopes of the suflcrcris recovery.
Captain Morrison was silting in the dining
| room at the timeof the caia'ronho. looking out
1 of the, south window, and ho describes the im
pression him as similar' to being
attach bn- the, head with,a brick.- But In a
moment he from the Shock, anddU-1
; covering . filled with dost, and the!
wreck of around him. he iinfno* |
dialcly bcgah‘‘t<), r l(»h aftisc. the safety of’his
: family.who wci% frighirul shrieks from
i nil parts of thOrSight of 1 his
T ttfe other bis stout,
I escaped injary. although she' was considerably I
f shocked.. She slept In ther chamber the door of I
I which was sho ttcred ns'a bore stated Sbe said I
i thkt her first Idea' was that the boose bad been |
blown up with powder.
' There were two other ladies sleeping in the
hbuse at (be time, neither of whom were seri
ously injured. '
Tnc building presented this morning a fright
ful appearance, haviogheen completely riddled
from the roof to thcnfcllAr. The steps to the
upper chambers, as will as those which led to
he cellar, wen? thrown' some ten inches from*
tbo walls; and so shattered aa to render them
unsafe to use. One of the iron rods used to
fasten the carpets on the - steps, was taken by
tbe electricity and hurled up through tho stair*
way with such force that it penetrated one of
tho rafters ofthe roof to such a depth, as to re*
quire the weight of- an ordinary sized man to
pull it out- .Tho atmosphere in tbo vicinity
was strongly impregnated with sulphur, aa if
there bad been an immense powder explosion.
The ExcixßMßirr at Dkntox.—Dare Thom
os, the Ahwlerer, hung by a Mob —We stated
yesterday' that Davo Thomas, tho negro who
murdered Mr Wra. II Butler, in Caroline co.,
Md., on tho 27ih alt., bad been tried at Denton
‘and convicted of “mardcr in tbo second degree,"
and that tho verdict had caused do much dis*
satisfaction as to induce many citizens to threat*
en a resort to lynch law on Thursday last, the
on which tbs prisoner was found guilty.—
Tho prompt interference of the law, however,
prevented the threat from being carried into ex*
caution at tho time. But, it appears, tho ten*
jgtanco of tbo populace was. only temporarily
stayed- ,We learn from a letter of a corrospon*
dent wo. received yesterday, that a largo and
excited crowd assembled about 12 o’clock on
Sunday night* proceeded to the Jail, broke it
open, tobk the prisoner out and hung him from
a plank which they nailed to a window on the
outside, In tho second story of the Jail building.
■ lie Was suspended until life wos extinct, when
he was cut down and hie body conveyed back
1 into tho Jail.' Nor did the mob atop hero. They
' then released and set at liberty two other pn>
oners, one of whom had been, sentenced to the
Woioarpfrora another source thal the sheriff
vras seised end tied by the mob before they, pro:
eroded to their murderous lyork. This is one
of tho raqst dangerous outrages over perpetrat
d in Maryland;—
- manners arotho blossom of good
sense, and it may bo added, of good feeling too;
for* » the law of .kindness bo written Ur the
heart. It willlcad to disinterestedness In little
as well as In great things—-that desire oblige,
and attention- to tho' gratification of Others,
! which is the foundation of good manners.
. E/*oood qualities, like great abflJtStfli, are
IncomprehcnslbloandincoQOcivabUfto such as
aredeprired of them, v
O*liowc?cr we may be puffed op with vain
conceits of new worlds of teaming, it is certain
wears yet much in the dark; that many of
Wft dltfooveritaart purely Imaginary.-and' that
tho learaing.ia w> ftr from perfection,
much more {Vom being the subject of
lion, that U ought to leaph .u* modesty f and
keep us humble. - ' •
many rods make a furlongl” ask
ed a father of hia'son—a fast urchin as bo Came
homo from school, *f*yfoU I don’t know how,’?
was the reply of the .young hopolbl, “but t
guess you’d think onorod made an achtrK you
gutenoh a tanning as X did froto old vin} ger/aco
this afternoon.” \ .
[CT"* You rarely; If ever, sco a politician with
smooth hair,’,a great scholar with tine, i'air.h
j fop with red hair, or .an' editor whoso hair w
I carelblly ocyustod.
SM.
fe&'lfcfllti
ini fflSdSh of
tirlefjwoo?* pt WhWb
ortwotgo. The,fire: nnaonMedfc;-},
fromthe :
pipkflikd with
wood-work of the deck*; ifJflW
firetdbcovmd,it spr^d^tli r
that every ef&rtWcbfldfcJi j*® , : „
Jifr. Cary,a passet^/wy*?/ ii;
.. “He was sitting intbb
reading when thcJannofflrai^gypj^^ffr.
10 and U o’clock.
to deck- :
low the main deck,' hut ithad ,
doorleadidgfftom (bat cabin to the to^ ; gg-; :; ;
Mr. 0. inHwdfejwjy ran dp w° a §°
land up thdiawblo the upper
the pilot-house, and told the .'■.--
the boat was os fim aodbegg«dhii®toj»»W,
ashore. This request was made three, tspiqu . ,
and the last time JJr- 0. begged wlWw'
for God’s sake to pot bcrasboro
Utosofthepaaaeagcrt? audto »fiffpew
quest. pointed the whedsmanto the ca»toth<n
bursting out around the staolu-pip&
deck where they were.*/ whedgawfWW
no reply, and the boat was not potiorih*BßWf^; ■:
or if the attempt was made, it
engine: had" been, stopped rand her.
aboot gone. Mr. C. jumped ■ down OpoP s ffs
lower hurricane deck, and then wentooWatog.
staoriehion to tbo pain deck, whereht ipoua W
[life passenger stool,and selling that ,
down over theodtside of the bow aa low a»-bj
where theflroroachcd nothing bovosa
left hand, with whichhe held On. -. ••••>■’ ■• -J, ■
Mr. C. got oft hia coat and boots, andwtoto
doing so a number throw themselves
one man knocking Mr. O.’s bat olfjwnp Wj”* ,
orer. Many Were saved by
from Iho wore. One wholfrsonlea Insamatt
succeeded in saving no less than throtfWoßa«£
by swimming ashore frith them claspijqj hffl
neck. - •••,.• -i. >’
Mr. C. held on ns long as able. andnn«lM| ,
hand was so burned that he was forced toJ?fiV;
taking his stool with him, which sustidnedhu*
until he was picked op by a boat from
and placed upon the propeller Fintry* ' Whey
Mr. C. was Oft the main deck, .before he frHtont
fals stool, he heard the order given by soraepa*
to port the helm or the wheel, ,and looking Op
Saw two persons standing In front ofthe Wheel
houstt, and the smoke completely mfcling
around the whed-houso, and he thooght wie
wheelsman was trying to turn the wheel, but
from wliat the engineer afterward slated, tbs
engine at that lime must have been, slopped■. A
Mrs. Morris was picked up by the feuno-itfoaU „
boat, having floated with a life-preserver, put v
on by her husband. Mr. M* was also saved.—*
The boat jitokcd up at that time three or.ibur
persons. . *
One Coadition.
When we wo bepten there I* tome eallsfacfloa
Id being well beaten, so .says the Pittsburg Co*
lon. Wo have no Ihocy In going down jn sight
of land. A small majority for PouncsfwouldL
Unto forever been a sourco of annoyance, bo*
cause we would have ftlttbat sueba tcsnUinlght
have been prevented by a little more exertion.;
There haabcen no disposition in oorvictors'lb.
play with their victims ws a cat does wlthf* 1
mouse. .They have not tormented n» In slglhky
ofparapise, and made ns realise AJooeb’s
ceptlon of *»beholdlngheaven, but ffceUnghell/"/'
Wo have net oven got a glimpse of the
ttfrlal chair. We ‘ have none 4 of the usual pnU? -
monitory trembling of the koees that ■
ti-imo ovor us when ajolly Whig band marched,
past Singing— " • •' $
Have yon heard tho news from Maine, '
. Maine, ’• ' - ’ t }
Wo have not been
i cry of Are, and looked
i before tho election, as < wo Jtjws ,
» tdrebdlglit prphewloa, mlks in length*-^'*
rfje|scrlto 'af*| > brwf l and MrKamj&tftog &&■■
abort to knack 'thQ'persfmmoos. Thw besfMts
hos boon done without any of these disagree*-;
ble coDcoroitantsf and we /feel almost os ranch. :
surprised and delighted os a poor fellow suffer*
log with the toothache, does to see (he dtica.
■lon Of his trouble irr the hands of,a f'toothV
carpenter/* when be supposed be was merely, -
making preparations to cut the gum. We have
had a regular'Lopes execution, and have UCf .
been compelled to anticipate Us horrors for Any
very long period in advance. .
Mouses ik Bat/tivoiia.—-The Baltimore Rta*
notices a very shocking murder of a Mrs. No
ble, reading about five miles and a half from
Baltimore, near the Philadelphia read; '
Since last Suoday.'a Mrs. Noble, residing la'
tho above vicinity, on a little fonn.wUhlrcr
husband and three children, was missing, and
tho children becoming somewhat alarmed, at the.
absence of their nrotßfeJV acquainted the neigh*
bora of tho fact, when Justice Lewis TranldilK
berger was informed of tho esse. He immedi
ately set to work for the purposeof discovering;
tbe missing woman. The body of the woman,
mutilated m the most horrible manner, was dii»‘
covered in a large tub. upon which bad been
placed a targe stone, and across the top a planks
A large number of persons were in search of tho
murderer, who, it is alleged, is tho husband of
the unfortunate woman, llisnameia Frederick
Noble/ and when last seen' was walking along
tho road conducting to Baltimore, having ft
pack, bundle on his back.
Ambcmxa w Mexico.—The Mexican papers
speak of tho atrocities committed by tho lidl*
mt ‘ .
“The most norriblo of the tmambored street ..
Ucsol the Indiana lately are one In which they
modo.aholti beneath tho chin of a young map,
tbrougb which they passed a cord, taking it
through the mouth, so banging him up by hi* ~
chin to a tree, and rooking him. a target for their J
arrows/ Another, la which the wretches oat
•oraoplccjs onrush from the haunches of ft
poor Jnfaut, roasting them and eating them*
while the agonised iitlla creature still livedo—*
And another, in .which they devoured the great* ■ 1
or part of w lho human body. i.
“Bobberies are getting very rift in UtO City of
Mexico. A mao was lately assaulted and rotM
bed at fl o'clock In the evening by a band of
eleven, In' Oojpus Ohrlsil ftreet, and who sod
denly sprung out upon him from Lopes alleys
Three of there robbers were mounted;. Theft'
had, neyerthplaaa, been many robber* executed
during IbofortDlgbt, over which bar netrieXr
tends/* • r .
Fms at PorraviLLß,—The printingofflecbt
the Mam’ Journal, st Pott-sville, owned by B.
Hannan. Esq., wtui destroyed by pip. on Tucs
day night, with all the mater)ala, Ihdudlng a
power press and engine, recently purchased.-
Mr, Batman’s lon » over $10,000; on which
there is .bat a partial insaranw, His Boole,
store and dwelling were sated without material
damage, Severn dwellings, and atables on
Railroad street, were also destroyed. The fin
Originated In a stahU In rear of Centre street,
and quickly spread to the surrounding build
ings. It is supposed to bo the work of an fai
cendtary. Much sympathy-la expressed lot
Mr. BumtuSr. -
. IE?-There are in New York city 2M public
aehoola, with 1004 teaohera. whoso sslsriep
atponnt to over $300,000- '' [ . _
(CT-Tho world can never bo so lad, hut, that'
an honest mao will eomo time, or other .bo
thOugbt good ftr something.
■ oy* Why la a Indy wa|klug In front of a g«ni
Uumao liko thelattiat-nowal 1
fiooauso sbo la in advance of ,tho maid. , ,
GoTsssHssr Sutra.—lt has been decided by
tho Secretary of tho Treasury to build’eight
non ships lor tho senrico ol tho gorernmentMt
They are to bo constructed.at *