siv if if i vR 1 1 F : 1 M VIA A'Ul ii (I it D. W. KOOr.E. I r . B. GOODLANDER, "'r3- r- ...... - VOL. XXXIII. WHOM-. NO 17:5 PRINCIPLES, not HEX CIsKAKFIKLI), i'Y WEDNESDAY, AI'KIL I5J8C3 - t r- TERMS-$1 25 per Annum, if raid in edvai;c NKWSKinKSV()Mll.o H. DEATH IN THE SCHOOL-KOOM. rieime to lot me po to n:y sent - I uin't nnJ lieml IkiwimI in Ins nrnin prBcinolv ri:usrF.(jTi:s or A National Democratic Newspaper, To U ; i U'.hnl '' V nJ 'tVc-h'v 'n M d'y a. j.;iA.s.siuu.NNr.i: .1 c. 1 4. j, bl snKM'r.n--r. j. oiir."n w n. wki.sh. "THE AfiK' will mltt'cat.i tlio principle, aud polirjr of tho ieiu"cmlto party, null will, thora fore neccisnri'v fuvor tho rc.torntion rf tlttt Union . itwn, .ml .Wend tlie t .mntilution ol tlio L'ui Ui Fis'r-, r 'J tht f ll.il Ouimouweoltlt. Jt will frcly nd faille dipej nil Inpitims's ( iu.joti of uewfp'.piT ci'imr.ni, inoluiiiiiR, 'if I nur,e, nurl f reeiv.lnon'.'.y it i.ii tin 0, ail i;ue-ti.-tn ct.-ir.e.ieH with Ike exi-tiu unlitqfy con dition of i-uv cuui.tr;'. It v. 11! f.nrVs'iW cr.'ir!.- the pt.Vie i-.'t' of pub-h- lorrtnti, .ml "I'ef'-nd the le','l end c..tiMlu tian.l r i j.; 1 1 1 of iuaivblual eilUcn. mid 'f f-ver-i,;u flute, n.in? n'ntinlt. frn fuy )ii.trt"C. It will fck to nvtiitu'n tilt nibi'ln of bin pooi'le to a pr-ipor tif.f "f the a,'iii:.I i-on-l'tiMi of tl-e atH.Hi.:--t" !'. t- them, t! it-lifu i!y. the I'fir.'i.l j cri' in iriivh n.n I s nt' 1 exh'.lit tl. u.iiH'i:i'u l.' of i'..- '.n.k 1'iiit It-I'i") tri.-iu, iflluj r..in 1 rh..-.-k il 'iT, iifl J rojrr.'i-s t.J t ' io-piri) ll m itl. putHoti" rtetcritiiiiR tivu ( n p j. I y tiic. hrvi tr "(ir imii'! ill!1. In Lritff, it wi'.i. i nil ll.iujc. t" l- tl.e fiiikhfiil H"'l.nt of lieaj'ii-rnl-.'.' priocii'I', inl faJxr iueli' wi-rtiiy t" I- nr. tif;;;m of tlia lir:nw!rtio IMrlv, liioicr ftliosu RU.'C'ppfl "ur eniniry pio'poied b-a a'"1 J .flora'.iun of luut pnrtv tin- p my "f tb Cox- ;,, Md the V.su.N-t rw. !.n tbc hxi. ; a'lvo sna ni'uuv is ..ii,i,in.-..L, u, ...v...0 ... .be miiiii unu vi iu -v, . . I ... . . . 1 .11... I ....... un I.lilr,,,..,!trt . ..- t.i avert iitiarcliv. :ii!..( Uio luiur rmno' win nijut-l'ie. Ti" uni'i.te !!! rt".ii. will b our Viigl'"-. it iia. T!,. I.it,.mrv. (. attiliu ! i.il. ,il n;li a i i iLMifcrtirorit', ""I rk-uiic 'bic n:"Ti,iii'r n i l will U to comtuii.U lo innk''l Hn Auu" fcy , of tie upi"trt of tti g . ii rc i a 'lie tasnv ili'S:utti ro" tnr it'..1i':2 a i . r,i' ririao of t'h'i li.;'i.il:i ilj i.f l Ii.it in i. l.i. !. ll.o ' M U r. i;;ti("l sro er,rft".'', '.iijlro then 1 J a;. petit ' t-j lh nub.it! lor a eiaicr.'Ui' . 1 1 1 1 1 . i r t mirl to n6k tir "Tin A ob' clrculuti' a. Th prf(r.t lle f the prt. jrnt'.i v iin.i.', ;,' tt .'titd rrit tl.a onoitation. th:.t t . o fi.'it Lumber of the Dully iU diaiU'r bef ri the i-1'.n) .ftl, pitvut month, ( Feb: unry, I Wckl iiil If iiaoJ aoon tl: jrvu.ti'i . I 'i HI -T.MS. I i'.i;K;a.Y 1'rr uiinmit, t"i oO Klx M.'ndi. 3 00 TVc! Mi:titii. 1 Ml t ,.pi.-s ilf'ivro 1 a. ti, ro st 'I Ant A Ciirri J'H Pi r miiiuiu, Six months: i; oO ! I no ! Ibtco Mo.iibj, 0 10 ("ifit'l ono nil's 1? i'O CO ''" " 32 0(1 30 " " 115 01) efrl'iiyinrnt rooinrril in'' nnalilv in auvcucr. r; A. J. (LOS-rtUs.XNI.K i 4. CO. r.. 2. i"'''1 450 Clif! in;.t l'i. '.ii'.l u'.jiU i n. IWBINHT I'iiVt I'ORIUM. tl. t a .i us 3 (VVi! M'.T-,1 AK 1 .11 V.'onl ' rtv i t ctftiHy ' t i i.tr.' to 'be public that l' li:"s i 1 1 . I op t KItt'l' on t'b'tr; ,,fre,t, n-:ir tbn Fpi-.-cin.l l.b'jri'b, o'i 1 utsrly t.j.po'iiit t!:i re.-ilc.-e i f i;. V'n t7t'r, r'-'O) . vlmro I. -s, I utenii ft r.irry on ln r.,.;ie t ii'iikine I'liiinofs in ik" itilfor-iit brnneh - ' f. lint lot, nf'.'iil rt'.;oijr ii; rtnll. e !.i to tie bii-MKf. nntl w akcl nn !i Jeurncyimn orar m Tin', i wi'ii"' i-.iii ye tu iv Biiuj' iiT in rcu .'r. hf (l.'t'ora LiMfe.f tlmt tin rnn rrndorsnt . union I" tli' so hu n y 1 Okitt-ui. Hiointt l'luiitiin 'i'.r bin; ttiih tbeir Ciiii in "1 I t ruun, t a fl'.iro ofputronnge, kna it flis l vrr own. bo l.:s t l,f .t i'l'bo lo order nriit mid unb.Uii-i .0 impudence!' exclaimed tho tench tirl luri.,liir -uli " ' -.it i 1 l Tv.n,.h T.rfi-UAi.?r:n will ftUcavn er, I'as-.ioiu te'y, a. ho g.asjed a longand n-i-i C' l'.'fDon wnl j prtfjn:(.1 lo furr.i-.h , v.v.ia F f n ai lii !?. I.- L-. to oi ler Keek- i I Mill 11 T" C lingo, Jew ry L.ti'i, ifr ki o'liir km l cf inp Chairs of different . kinds ar.u common UK? TKAI'S, il OTH lift CIIAinS l.:i itl-hl'lTH 1 -ai.-ri no ll. ll :m I", man fa,vi r.'i nd (itr.l ! In or ltT lljir, lliif K, nml ; ner't Fait Sr -in.t He' l llmr uml . otnn: MAI- IVat MnU FllSanH JoXVod the plunder, and bad en accomplice to l OAKl i". Vitli'...f.' articles, will bo innile to do tho more danuerotis part of tho job?' jlool.ru.,- t'ui'.T und .trior for rust -room, on j , because it, is on my Centre .al n, break treirt tint we. rrmpfori f .-.t m a IHrir t ii.'nj ; fasti, t.r cxtbiinol lor road home. I was there again afterward ..i.n ut i 't i-n.iovcn. t.pjro.t ci oiitiy pro Ktou'"r 1ac!.;i. H.it- iluct'. Don't f-.rjret tho rgeii", H:.i p.niuis.Toi 'jil.tt't'.,! I nin ileteriiiin. li,t nrt.l Vr'i.ri. stpn b. ;"'i fi.rui-h ftll urtietoa .ii ! rvery r.thjr kinl f.f.iut ll ! ni""t rejsnnnbio. inriiiiiii'it ill l'i liatt. I ri.fi. 0finpie, t'bt'rry, Fuilnr, Fin", L'nwooil ami .. -,'ry othi-r ji'n'.it luiubnr, "ill bo tnkon in ex--hn,'" fir furniture, Cn.-ti i'la'.,i b" ni'u! for fool bimilifr- B. K. BiHH'b. N ll. I'.'iTitiH of die litet nylo made to order -j uli-Tl i .aici'. l unerals nlteinleil nrhpnevot ifsimole. ( it'ntiit, Ji., Fib. 11, 'C3. i.. 1. 1 IV l. .1 At lAf. jous o. it ALL Attorneys at Law, ' CLEAKFIEM TA. ".Waiclivs, Jewclrv Silver-Ware. r riUE nu.leri(!ned would respectfully invite ; Ml your Mlei.tiu ii In l.i. well rvlerted stock of . Hn Gold ..ml Silier W ATCH KS, Fine Gold I1V ELKY, ol evnrykintl nd vuricty of .Ivies rnuv rising ill of Ilie sr.itr.sT and lnont skaiti- , rci. BSI1IC!'". Ali-o, HUL1D S'l.Vt'R WAUK.ripiof lo Coin nd the be.t ni.i -.e "f .s.i'icr J'luird H ire. K.eh article i curruii.V.( to lie a" ropretented. fSrW ut;bo nd Jewelry carefnlly rrpnirtd tea mtiifvlino guarnnli'eil. JACOB 11 AKT.EY, (Auc.Vi.wr to .StivJ'iV d' .ir.Vv.) Xo.X-2'2 Miirkxt yireet, FbiUdelphi.. Much 4, ise3.-3ui. pd. Di?8olction of Partnership. mm.' rfl i.,,..i:. Lm..,!.,. nv;.iin. I twoen tba tnderciened in the c lehmnkinc buninei! in tbe berough of Curwentvilli-, la thu dsT diitoUcd bv mutual cine.it. Tbe book tc4 iceount. art dusired lo bo closed with is lit tle delay u possible of which .11 f crsoni hay ing ttoitttled ..irounli will b ke noii'-e. Cuiwoiill, Feb. J-J, I H. KERNS, 1803, it. pia. L. M. LA FORTE, pilK iubucriberii h.ve a medium i.oJ FIKE X I'BOOF PAFK.oeftrly new, which Uioy will iipn of verj cbftp. RKKD, WK.W Kit C. ....rltt-.b .Ttii. iSjlSd. a Fact. Tu.g-a-ling.lint-lingl-.nl tliu l.ttlo Wl on the teacher', tletk oi a vilhto school ono rnomin;;, when the sluoies f tho enrlier part of .he day tvere about iiiiii u'uupiuitru. i . n in .veil uuiiriaiuuu I !.... !..,.. i t ii i i i ttiat Una was n command tor .nonce ami ittenti.n. ; nnfl when (hone had been ol-s l l""f? " "" 0,1 ,l1' i"ryci. l Bliall taii.id. ll.o nnibier spoke. Ho was a low ! lIl0 CH" up aaii. ; and if you d'in't lhii k-sH man, ,uid his nam.; was I,ng;ro. I11 t,ie " ,ruU' llcf, 1 pivo you liojs,' said he, 'I have hud a complaint ; fonicthing that will inako you remember i nlend, tlmt 1 -si iiifht some of you were! iIr. Nichol'h melon f.r tv.nny a month, to ttenliiij? fmit lioin Mr.'N chol's garden. l ,(o your neat.' i raih..'f think Iknmv thaiiiief. i'iin filiid euouf h of the un-iai iotn pirm'n l'uikti. fcicp uu hue. tir.' t1"'1 ntisMCiin- nvt a found, the 1 he ci id lo honi lie spoke w.uv; tor. nurd, tie was a blight, fair looking boy ofalMut tourtvf-t; ; mid his lace had n l,iugliing.j;ood hunioiod exf '.region, which even tho charge now preferred nninst !iim, and the stern toco utrl threatening look of tho teacher, 'hud Dot entirely (lis sipiutd. I'he countenance gf the Loy, how'Vct,w.n too ui'eurtliiy fair for health; it had, not w i t !i s t nii'V. its ileshv, cheer, .. , . , . - . u "'"T cist as if oine ..iwnrd tu - cann Dii'i liiat a jem iui ono, were seat- , .1 - i i ;n As the sttippling stood before v'ii..ii.i. that ti ace ol luilcmelil. that onice. so o! ' U n made the scene of heartless andco.u e brutality, of tiaiid innocence cor.l'ti.-ed, , , ,, M.il.thotvl outr.iueit. and gentle fe. iftigs crushed-I. n;;aro looked on linn .illi a i'iowii u iiieh pi linly t .-hl that ho . l ..... . i it .... .. ' H !" l' vt'r t'lea.ari nioou. Ji.i;'pn. u o I - l.ilost i liicul system H t Hiving to men that school cm bo be I er 't ern- d, ! 1 u it l-y hi.hes aud tc.li -r.li'l sighs, Wc ..i.' tiaxin towaul that tonskininiutiou wheo one of the hl-fi.-h. i ioi.cd HohooUni.'n' ct , with his coAhide, i hij l.eavv birch rotl, and his many in'" tiiotis me , , i ., i ,, , -n i i h'i; ill cliiid-to.'.nnt, will L''l , , . ... .I iii.iti nti ; cerirni'.i n,emei lo ol ail' i.'tn .luut cruel, and exnloded iloctrine. ! "rt ' ' t May propitious jfalca speed that day ! 'Were you ly Mr. Nichi.l's jjardeti fence hist tiiuh' V sni'A l.tigsre. 'Yi's, sir,' aijiweicd ihe boy : 'I was.' 'Weil, sir. I'm glad lo find you io ready i i:h o'lf con f'efsioti. Ami to you tho't jcii ci iihi do a ii'.llo robbing, and cr.joy yottrn'lf in a manner you ouht to be titliamed to jwn, without being rutiished, liitl J O'J '.'' I hue not be n lebbinj,' icplicl the bov tiuicklv. lii fieo wa-i suiluud, jiewlcr with resentment or fright, it WHS 'difiieult to tell. 'Audi didn't do any 5 last ..ieht, that I'm a hauied to " heavy rat tin ; 'give ine none of jour shaip .fpeechett, or I'll thrash you tid you leg l;ke a do;'.' , file youngstet's face l-aied a liltlo ; iiis i . . , , ,. , , , ;l'l' i''Vered, but he did nottpeak.- '. . . , . ' .: it .... A"'1 f ay, u, cnnuiiue'i i.uyiut;, ns I the outward feigns of wrath disappeared , ..!. noil! ins iciiiuics , ..ui -.no JUU..U't i i:e L'artien lor ? I oihaps you only roceiv- to meet nn acquaintance; and and but 1 did not go into the garden, nor take anything away from it. I would not steu!, -l.nr.lly to cavil myself fiom surving.' W'ou had better have jluck to that la4 ., v r... , evening. ou were si en, T im lUrker, to comer.omund,r Mr. Niehol'. garden - fence, a little afler nine o'clock, with ft bag full of something or other, over your shculclers. The Ima had every appear-1 ance of being fill.! with fruit, and this morning tho melon-beds aro found to j have been completely cleared. Now, sir, what was thera in tho bug?' j Like tire itself glowed the face of the, delected lad. lie spoke not a word. All : tho school had their eyes directed at him. The 'Ol-s; iration inn down his ahito fore-i head like rain-drops 'Speak, sir !' exclaimed Lugare, with a loud strike of bis ratal, on the desk The boy looked as though lie would faint. But the unmerciful tsacher, con fider. t of having brought to light a crimi nal, and exulting in the idea of the severe chastisement he sho'ild now bo justified in mulcting, kept working himself up to; a still higher degree of passion. la tho - meantime, the child seemed hardly to 1 know what to i'o with himself. His ' tongue cleaved to the roof of his mouth, Kither ho was mrt- n-tn..V, f,.J..l.. , ..1 - , ' '"i"ic..uu or turtive fiance at Tim, sometimes in pity, he was actually unwell. . ' sometimes in indifference or inquiry.- t-penk.I say 1 again thundered Lugare;' They knew that he would have no mercy and Ins hand graspmg his ralan, towered .hown him, and though most of them above Ins head in a very significant man- loved him, whipping was too common ner' ' , i Ul"- to exact much sympathy. Every 'I hardly can, sir said the poor fallow inquiring glance, however, remained un fairly. His voice was husky and thick, satisfied, for at the end tif the hour, Tim I will tell you .m,e -some oilier time.- remained w,;h his faC9 oou.pl-tcly bidd-n I l i vc. m'. s vrv liki'lv : niul Ir I-i'K'iro 1 ulycl out lui nose ami checUs contctnx.t. 'I.' ) utt think to tnnko me bcliuvo your li, s ? I've fo:-nl yci out, , plainly e0i,Sh; i''l I .'".l s'lliitlled mat vou tire as t-recious n i ttu- vi am r.s ll.l., !. ill it.U l.ll.l P., I I 'll tt . . A """'' i'"-.jiwv7 cleI'l tfinMinijIy U uu bench, lie ; very strangely, Urn. Iy more as ii ue was ina dream llian in re ,1 l.. . on.l l Lharm.ODhisd, l,o.,ed' down his: face between them. Tin ., , lo tli.j II I' n 1. jlilin. I .1 li.d I.,, .Ill," llllf i no reiirn ii i at earn in tiitt viunnn aennni. ' nc rJ r , ' ' I veined. Tl.:.t minute, pas,ed ... death. ,onsU,s ulto.ther of a hundred puns, in leucu and. severe chasl-e:er.t, that. such, like silence, was a fern ful one to some of'clua.n - .J. 'hrll thinp mnde but little interruption in the' Ul(J c,liI(, " for ,vhiteued ! , , , ? uah shell .',.. , ., UiQ c'"1(llen. lor tlll-ir ''rc'a wiuUiK.it gun,. I'.esules the one. hut. die. and four tenor of their way. i r,.;,,,,, r,t.r,..i s Li,..i ,,.. e ... . . rsn.v. tv ii ,i in in rrt'rn i in r it fi!. ' a i nnSf v,o ,.i.cie:,; u:e ni) sicry t.nne . .. -ii ..i .i.- . . , . i . i ag, unci in jouiig iai kit ueing uuc,er uio gudensfeneeon ihepiecedinomirht. Tho boy's mother w;h n widow, nn I they both had to live in tho narrowest limits. His father had died when he w.i3 six yenr-i old, and little Tim was left, a sickly, etna eiated infant whom no ono expected to livo many months. To tho ; prise ol'r.'.l, lio vever, the poor littlo child kept alive, ard seemed to recover his ht'altii, its 1." certainly did his izo and pood link.1. -Tit is w;:s owing to the kind olli-vs !' an . ..... .mil i'li.tMit ...ei mtiuiiiij-"'" : .1 :..:,... .. i. l... 1 m the ncigliboi liooil, an.l v.ho I. ml L.-en i ti it i es i ei t in i n e wi'iows utin lauiuy. . . t. ,i . .-i ..., ,....i.. I un, Uie piivsician saia, .tiiignt pussioly ' 1 1 c i j ou!fc'10'v his disease ; but eve," thing was (uncertain. It nas a mysterious and baf- fling malady ; and it would not he wons - , , .. . 1 . -icriui nnesnouia in some moryeni oi appa.ent healthfo suddenly taken atrny. ' , , ' ilk(, muKmg the l.es:t ot o mi c:ise, boy..j channel and the Swash channel. The state of unenstne,,: but several years had , Tim, hcre, U determined not to l.o worried ,.,,, of Fort Mould ie and those of B.-ttte-now passed and none cf the. impending , hj ,,is min(, n,)0U. ft litU,. (logging, for tho I fv No. o fiIs0 00,maml l0 orm,M,U evils hi'dTallen iT'Ori tlv; boj- s i'1'''- 'j'!' J thought or it can't even keep the little 1 0i(ruc.ions thai are placed in the main mother seemed o e,cl co,ltde,it tout he fCwM nnaUe channel, betirceu Fort Sumter and nuuit. Ill', null "t: lit:' ' .11.11 an i.i'iivii to her oltl age, and the two struggled on ."U,i:i mi , 111 i-t i.ti.i 1 1 r 'e'ri'T "' t .ti 11 win..:,' , . tic 1 , ti , T- I . , , . l. , ,. and descended from bis seal. Wr.h light and enduring much ot poverty and dm-; . , ,., , , .... . . , . , ana stealthy steps ho crossed the room, comfort without repining, each for tho i , , , , 4 . , , . . 4 , and stood by tho unlucky slef tier. 1 ho other s sako. , ..... . , , ! boy wa4 still as uncouscious of his impend lims pleasant disposition nid m .do . . , . . ,. . ' . 1 nng punishment as evo. lie mi?tit be Into many friends in thn vi lag", ami u-1 , ' , . , ,, mongst the rest a young farmer miuted Jones, who with his eldjr brother, woik' d a large farm in the neighborhood onshar vs. Jones very fiepiently niado'fim a pre.-ent ot a bag ot potatoes or corn, or some car- i den vegetables, which he took from his own stock , but as his partner was a parit monious, higli temv ersd man, and had often said that Tim was an idle f'clhnv, andougbt r.bt to bo helped because 1 did not work, Jon-s generally made hit gifts in iuch a UMi.i.er that no one knew anything about them, except himself and tho grateful objects of his kindness. It might be, too, that tl.e wiuow was loath to , . , ,, ,. . ., . j have it understood bv lha nemhboi - that1 fooJ fjom ono fop lhcpe wo or throe minutes from very weariness, . o v . . . . ..But still 1 ,m showed no signs ofmot.on; hprcoraition whin!l ma-iC8 tll.in thrnk ... . .... from being considered as ol jects of 'char-. '... ,, , . , ,ty' u, t;tey vniuid tiom tho sovoi est pains. j On the night in question, Tun hud been told ,k Jne, would fCnd them a bag of potatoes, and the ,-laceat which they were in !... uiti.,'.i.r i,;, n.a.i . r,. Nii.-I-o! gad. n fence. It win this bag tl,ai Tj, i,,,.) been seen staggering under, acd w Inch caused the unlucky boy to be acci. rd and ciivieled by hi teacher lis a thief. That leaeher .vas one little fitted for his impoi tnnt ami responsible oflico. Hasty to decide, and inflexibly sevtie, ho was the terror .of 1 ho little woild he ruled bo dcgpoticully. runishment he seemed to delight in. Knowing lit t lo cf those sweet fountains. i hich in childrens' breasts over open quickly at the call of geutleness and kind nor Is, he was feared by all for liis sternness, and loved by none. I would that ho were an isolated instance in his profession. Tbe hour of grace had drawn to its close, and the time approached at which it was usual for Lugare lo give his school a iovfullv received dismi.Mi.n.' Now ,,d then one of the scholars would dirccL a i ' went 1c Ins 5-cii . Linmi-n ,i.,i .,( ii... occ.Hoi.ally will, B ww Wln,:h Hnenicl to Lmdo veiifona, for his Kullnnne-?. At , length tho la, t class had Lwn lieartl, and the last lo.sf.on recited, and Lugiue seated i,imse Mum ,i,,..k i,., ....ir....,, - - - . i-v . ,.w j'iiiui in, Ttl. 1! 1. . .. , . . n Uu nr. longesi unu stouie.ii raian ueioro him, ,r 1) , 1 ! , ,, , , ,, 'Nmv. ISariter he f.v.,1, WU scttlo that ;U! 1.u..neM of your. Just Hen up MOrO. Tin; did not move. The rchool-room w" ,tiU ll, Uie ravo- Not B0U,ul was jio.hoarj, except occasionally a long- I drawn breath. 'Mind me, sir, or it will bo tin- worse for you. Step un ucro. and talto oil' vour ': .,, ' rlin'u n, " 1 ' v ...... ; ."".v ..ii. " --no mm neen nni ieoi whou. l.uaro suook u . t I 111 J'll )i I'Ji:, 11 '. il w S : ., . a rau.uio, as u ' r t . , . . '"SUio oo,t w.y towreac .n..tio. Tho nimament ef theso live forts ' with fright. It teemed, in T.t slowly drop. . ... . i ii. a mvitf. Ii ce in ininnto iv He n itreeeeile cliul:lX of 0 0X(1i,iU.ly performed i L'eiiy. Mier: fonio niinliiv luaater o tlio . , V- ' , .. .,.., - yon :.r.d the nmllilu.Io around your aro waiiin,:, wjtl: stretched nerves and sus ponded bmi! I.,in ejpectt lion ef the ter.-i- bio catastrophe. tan is a-lcep, nr, at teng" li s.iul ono ' cf the bt'js wlio sat near him. j I., j no, at this intt'lligenco, allowed Li j ' f. :ui i, lo relax fr,itn their expression of i s.n ..gc iitper into a smile, but that smile' looked more mii'-innt. if nossildo. than ... 1 Uh former seowh. It might bo that In' foU amustJa a, tilQ l,oiror aonictcd on the faced of those abcul him; or it might be Unit he was glowing in pleasuro on tho Xo. 10, a sand hr,i tery on Sullivan's Is way in which he intended to wake U'C and, 4 gun.i, of w.iieh tu o are eightsineh poor li tlo sh.mberer. 'cohmibiad s and '2 ait rilled caiinon. mn.t.'. oil'JUU, ll'J JfUUjj jj. iiiitiiiu. j(,t , S(.a jf Wfl cm,t fin,, ,omctIl;ng t0 I lick, ur 0.cn. notUlnc . ., . , , .. , I.ngire smiled again as ho made the last 'observation. lie grasped his ralan firmly, iiki'iiiiii rviuv ,,...11, Ullllll, J , JVIM.t. and pleasure; pi-rhnps he was far oway in the world of fancy, seeing scenes, and feeling delights, which cold reality never Cjin bestow. Lugaro lifted his ratan high over his head, and with the true and ex pert aim which he had acquired by long tract ice, brought it down on Tim's back with a force and w hacking sound which seemed juflieienl to awake a freezing man in his last lethargy; (juick and fast, blow followed blow. Without waiting to see t lie effect of the first cut, tho brutal wretch died his instrument of torture first on one side of the boy's back, and then on ,, . ,' , , . ., , , the other, and only stopped nt tho en; ol . ' and as I.tigare, provoked at his topidily, jerked away one of tlio child's arms, on i winen no nan oeen leai ina over on ine . . , .7 . . -. ,luS hd ''-yiT on ho bor.r,l w.th ' """'l' h 'f IftVlurncd .ul' which he had been leai ing over on the "" "V0"" " h' i "c """""'u l'J lisk. His oountonanco turnel to h loudon wliitoneP! tlio raf-m flroi ppd from hif grasp : and his eves stretched wide open, glared ns at some monstrous speotaelo of horror and death. The sweat started in great globules seemingly from every pore in his face; his skinny li ns contracted and showed his teeth; and when he at length stretched forth his nrm, and with the end of one cf his fingers touched the child's cheek, each limb quivered like the tongue of a snake - and his strength seem ed ns though it would momentarily fail kini. Tho boy was ilea J. Ho had proba bly been so for come time, for his eyos weio turned jp, and his body was quite cold. Tha widow was now childless too. Death was in the school room, and Lugare had been flogging a coRr.'K. V. V. Union Victorv in Kentitkt. An ofii- eial dispatch from Somerset, Kentucky, says Geueral Odmore's furces attacked i the Rebels under General Fegram in b strong position, near Somerset, jesteiday, and fought them for five or fixhours The rebels, ere badly whipped SI Mr. .... llcunu,,rv. en towari's the r.ver. Tho onemy out numbered our strength t o to one. )ur loss did not exceed thirty.. Th Rebel ' lo.s is not stated io-s is noi 9M.e i. i . , , ton commence, I about (ho 'M inMnnt hy the lutuUinl mtvU forei-s of tlio United ' Stntes eomliue.l, we transfer to our col-' tiftms the following! description of th for. : ....! ... . . : . i n irii ( il r, s preparett l')r ilH iloionee ' I .... ' ' 1 The cannon f.m n , I t Kichmond h.lVe Cant OVer I IVil bllmlrn,) friitio I.H I fc"" Wlnn alone, in addition to those that vore already - (here , r.d anion - ' llwu,. iviln ..I,,!, l.. . I ;0f which we hme heard from .... , , ,, .. , i, o.-c- ii iuii. iri ii.iig i timfl lo . time sut li wonderful report. There are five large forts .handing each cub are iktuin,; n-lts, m,.de of hoavy ; Charleston on tho land tide, wlOh wo j timber, securely l.i-i.ed to-e, her by cable ghmihl huh.,.. f,.nm il. il..i..ii;n tAKn'cb .liw r,,,,i ii,.. i,.,!..i -1..,.,.. ' :.. . i""' """ eonsiruci.m, ui inn i,!frl n.Wml ,,m- ',u'ii'i'ore,'l'hey : cannot navo, nowever, tho auvanhigo injture. At a given pouii tlji.baror boom ! position which the latter possesses, as tl)p.. ftre ,)0t U)iU elevated a rosi (.'iit.s ot rort Sumter, the li'ty guns at t ort itiuuiuiu a ii u uie iwenivnvo cons oi iai i nr ...i...: i ,i c... . p c. . tlo Pinckney, there are tweniy-sevcn i i . : .... "".'"'- ''''"" i n r; v 1 1 ii i j i v. i ii 1 1 vi n i : ti.ii.ucs 1 1 yj ill LUl' j80lf ni011ntedwith guna as follows : Fnttcrv No. 1. on the e.ist end of Sulli van.g !,., 4f, Xo. C, on Sullivan's Ish.nd, 18 guns. No. U No. 4, No. fi. No. 0, No. 7, No. s, ID " 8 " 0 ' 4 " 4 guns, two tight-inch 1 of I hem (VI i.ntmilrm nn.l i ' mortars No. 0, on Sullivan's Islind, 4 litled can non of tho largest calibre. Tho above guns together with those in Fort Moultrie, eotninnnd tho main ship channel leading t") fnarlusicii, ll..f!lt'a Fort Moultrie. Battery No. 11, at the mouth of Y.tp poo creek, 4 rifled guns, which carry a ball with accuracy as far as Casllo Finch ney. Battery No. V2, on the. Battery, at tho south end of Charleston, . 4 elevcnsiiich .shell guiis. Batteries No. 13 and No. 14, near tho n'OJth of Jsmes Island creek, 2 guns each. . An iron -clad buttery, three-rpiarteis of a niilo south of Castle l'inckncv, 8 puns, of which '2 are large Columbials '2 ine eleven-incl. shell gum. 2 nio tl.e largest noristcr guns, and 'J are rilled cannon of the longest range. An iron 'clad floating battery, usually archored between Fort John-on and the last named work, mounting 4 guns, o! which 2 carry long s'.eel projectiles, and"!! are lOO-ponnder "smashers." Fort Johnson, 4 very heavy giitts. Battery No. 15, 4 seaconst nwtars. The alTiivc guns, t"gether with t-iio e in Castle Finck ney, command the cntnun'o lo the Ashley river and the South channel. Battery No. 10, at the riio -.th of ihem creek, 4 guns. Batteries Nns. 17 and 13, no'ilhc.ial of Maudrell's Point, 4 guns each. The above guns command th Flog Is land channel, leading to Cofip.'i riitr. An iron-clad baitcry on f'umniing's I Boint 3 of tho monster guns vrl.irh ommand tho ol.structions in the rnin ship channel. Batterea Nos. 10, 20, 21, 22, ami 2:!, on Morris Island 3 guns each command. ing the entrance to tho rnnin ship chan nel. There lire also at Charleston two iron rams, mctinl ir.g in all 9 guns. At five ditl'eront daces, to.i, torpeodecs aro sub merged, so arranged as to explode when vessel passes over them. The ibovo enumeration shows that Charleston is defended by no less than 37ti gun?. UREACU IMEf BATrLHIEll. At breach inlet thero is a very heavy work, containing, with its outworks and auxiliaries, about foity Cl,ns, many ofl1"';1' H'"uf:--".- "J")-. !'r,',,,r -i t, i . i. i n lea I and elective. It l Iuik that thf. them being the e.ghty-pvunder rifle of ( Llfln(, ,, l,111,.nil0 pcoplo are fi'., I ll A T-fw1a.f ill W rti r t. ... I I HM ll . 1 -il I I. . . a, T , ' , ' ' I 1 . . V ":'uu',!,"-w , tive gun, but liable to burst- These bat- sentlemnnly to keep a :.nt.i in siiapcipe f,,r ,crips (;oraxand MjflU. rmwvl I10I.;I)) i days and porhnps weeks Merely be,,.w ' i .... , , , . you do out choose ti. put hun nut of it bv ' , V" f ' ""'if ' a raightforw.rd docira, ion ? Ueontyfs wine, now carrier deeper water than thu a gentleman who tieats his fellow-mer. in 'old main ship channel, which, owing to'a manly, str iightf ,nu:rd way. N,.',(,r ' the sinking of the old whalchip, and in ; com lT ambiguous words to vi-i.-tiou i,lr.l c.u-es, has rented to be a channel of '1' youdo not intend to Pranrv. ffv0 nL e .-c i .1 1 'UlMn Nn, i"W wi h i.r ,rx .. ,.. , piefr.rrnee. T hus firlihe'l.tli" rwi r end fr ' ' se " r"1-'' , , lk Tl i. 1 it ' of tho old' h -l'.?''" T'' e,U'M heavy U ulZ TTLT. t : .... i. . . , ... , " " fi i i.-i'ii, Kipi incro v n;i u view topis vent our kockuders from enterinc the hsr- t.rr n,..l u-l..l,l.. , !!.... .. .. - . i. . , " '"'"""li "'I'll I''. HOI K U I lll harbor. : obstbcciioss. Thu obstructions conbil vi ivoodon cub. filled with slorc. t.Wcd t vni.n..nt distance f. orn each oiLor, kilo between ' c.:...i... ...i ... . ..... , "i muuci , i.nu nui oiiij covers uie cnain, but ad lb a bracing btrength to the .true. is provided with a movable gate, which i opened to allow their otvn vessels to pass in and out. This place of ingress is direct ly uudor the guiii of Foil Sumter, and so close I hut it seems almost iuimossiblc that any vessel can pass them. Fata would seem to decree her certain destruction. On either side, and at a sufo distance fioai tho boom, aio placed infernal machines ami torpedoes, vhieh arc to be fired eith er by corcussion or by means of a gal van iu battery located in cither fort ranges bein prepared so th.it, when the vessel 'u directly over them, they are tired. Dut tho tide has washed a number of thieoobs structioin avay, and rotted nculy all the remainder, and they are now not very form vl Mc olj' i -'is lo tr.onhkr and overcome. A chain and a connecting series of obstrucs lions exist between torts Sumter and lloultric ILfuld. How the Elections aro Regarded by the Umon Men of the South. That old staunch Union organ of Kens tueky, the Louisville Jnrnn1-. thus com ments upon tho flection of New Hamp shire: "The New Ham ismr.E Election. The result of th Nelv Hampshire election is innoiher cheering evidence of tho over whelming change in public sentimentf and a sail-nu-tinj a--nrr. nr time ibo n servativu feelings of the Eastern iStaiswill soon crush out tbo radicalism which has brought our count i y to the verge of ruin If the. netvs of this important victory could. be scattered throiif h the ai liiies of the tebels, and they would calmly reflect upon its signilieme.", it would do more to pri.ii.pt tin in tuielnrn lo law an i order and the mi ay of a .oveini.ient wl:i;:h en peacefully and eil'e "tualiy corrects lha vi olenee of pai ly or tho ultniism of fiction, by tho operation of its elective system, than any wonis of kindiy exhortation or any coustrainc 1 appliances of gover mental power. In oontt mplatirg thi-i sp'.ondift triump'tf. which shows the re:d innjiirity of conservatism in New "amoshiro to he over seven thousand, which but bjr tho unfoituna'e hniiiuatinii ed tLacJliiiitiit-nt parly elements in tho Gi unite Siate would have elected a con'crvative Ciovernor, the true friend- -f the Vninn have vmndsnt reiisons p i' congiaiiii jiior.. tr. Lincoln received neailv lll.t'i"! ,n..j"iity t'icrd tl) l.sU'l; the lb'pul lit ans pulled MT.-jI'I t'-??, the T'.'ii'.'b's Iieu.oerals l,' r. ..'! tlie Bieckinvi'L-o ineu:;.112: but nnv.' East man, bomiierat, has receive 1 over 32,003 votes, mid I i ilino'v, Kjiublican, le.-j than 2',b0'l, but, for !' ' thi'iivlng of some) 4, 100 voles tor a third candidate, II irrlman, as a "Union" ...an, a niajn ily n nil the voles cast was not seeliied, find tho final election goes to tho LegiIatuie. in which the Kep'tbl'.cain predv'ininate, ti'O.igh .ixi ty iiien.b.r.- cf tlio I! "ise were chosen by veiy close votci, ve. ' t'ig from five to twenty." I inline nil le victcrica a. what iho Union men of th' S.iulh desire. hull they not be accommodated? Ii You mean, Ho, . . y No I When a man has made nn his m;rd to do or not tti do a thing, b "h.Tild havfc I ho I'luek tofay so plainly 1 dt ci-ively. It is a mi-t iken kindness if mivit as kiniinets to men a remiest which, you have determined not to nri.nl, with "I'll seo about it," or, "I'll think th-j matter over," or," 1 cannot give yon a po,itive ans river now ; call in a lew iys n'ld I'd let you know." ft may ba snid, perhaps, that Ihe object of these ambiguous expressions is lo "let tho applicant down ensy hat tin ir tend -icy is to (.ive. him useless tronbt le and an.'o!y,and pos-ihly to prevent his seeking what he requires ina more pro-,it-ous quaiter until ufter tile golden opp'or luniiyhas passed. Moreover, it is qua t'onal.le weilier the motives lo; such equiv ocation are as rhihnthropic .is some f.co pie htippo-e. tienerully spo.ikinp, Ihoin dnidual who avoids a direct refusal, doei so to ateit himself pain. Men ivit'ioot dr-ci.-ion of chi racler have and indosivitalile Bvcriion tosay"No," Th 'y can Mont "No" omeliines when it would bo p.ore c edible to their courtesy r.od benev olenco to say "Vca" hut thoy dulikn In litter tli e bOI i word (nat r pre oi. t. fe
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