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'MIDNIGHT RHYMES.
0 ! Itin•nietry• when 'stamate; bright •
•To 'sing as-yon pa aTodg,
Of the ge that , atedteltmt by night;
Tci thoiton oPtimbe old song; ' r .
For-tilefat.; of-Mortals -lefts - , a - •
Wbethat they•wake
With tigtires that stint:ole dreams, '
"Then—dein tlmAlarliness-deep. i
• 0! 'meriretre Christmas timesi
' And nsetrY'the betty chimes tl
.13tit the'tintrriest things -'
That a man e'er sings •
' ' Ait his midnight rhymes. _
'Tie nightsiben - the tatters feel • .
That thEir money is thrice repaid ;
nigftt *herr, adorers. kneel,
By scares; to the sleeping maid ; x
Mktg when the ipthor deems 43 ,
*That - hts•Critics are all at bay, ' -
And the gatge,tter regairia•in dream;
Te gbldihat he lost by day: •
P!...nierrY.are Chcistmas tinAs
3".
At night both the del and the lame — .
5 kbendirn Ikeir w r ritild of care ; ,
It thetresturCtbitt droops with abets)
rairtretieth' bee pledespatri
tlhe bby 04.1116 neirtg'deep , .
, liiiukkiilotid'thiitl i e ekies are %dart " '
I- Jacettieknelid c. feett . inis' alep
And dreams that a pardon's near!
"0 V- inerty are'Ohtratmas Acs! ,
: •
4t night all wrongs are right s ' •
periff•cififfe;grow smonel;
Then why cement •the-fterce day Irgit
- When faberts - brtglit as truth! •
All hearts, i tween the earth and riven,
Recover ; •
Ah! 'tis pity ao sweet a tune
'Should 'ever be jarred by pain!
Yet—merry are Christmah ,imes,
tit.ttetr Ealt.
Itobber of Le Alavvais Tao.
We lonnged,aboutin the.hotei of Lana 10. bong
(ring the hot hours of' summer's day } .
..en and tomes Were taking their rest; arid•l6tar
any tnoveinente.Olanitnite, werer.tonsern
,., it might have been Midnight. In the eveing:
)wever, the timid seemed to come alive, line
'ettiratibns were Made for our
ll
journey; over Mons
anis- .1V 4,4ke,additionnquides,potstiiiie
dire, we formed a
feitfil shone brightly it - pen - our: prith t hicrightijo
tear and son, so Slivery andi so'ehistened, that it
ontrasted most, pleasantly wi:h the dazzling and
eorehing.heat of the past day. The almosphexe
Akas as'caint Es nature's rest could be; and the pa
rity of
: the air gave an elastic ,7 and frestuicks
„to
• our spirits that we could searcely haie iniaghtird.
Fire flies sported around us like animated dia
monds; and the , side - of the road was sometimes
besp'angleA with , gloWworme. 'Under such tircurn
; stances, one feels what is the pleasure of mere an
imal lifo, where them is the heght of corporeal en.
'oyment without the aid of any stimulant bat that
which heaven's pure breath 'affords. It appeared
-Imest treason against the majesty of nature to die.
turb the silence which reigned ;hrough her.dontin
ions ; arid when are spoke, it was in a subdued
one. We walked on toot the greater part of the
ascent, up three !Ong windings Made in the face of
the mountain. Then-the extra horses were turned
rift to find their vim way back to the stables,and
. entered the carriage to gttllop down the Pied
montese side of the dectivityte
My nearest companion, art elderly Frenchman,
who was usually yery gatrultas, bad been on this
occasion much.absorbed in thought, andhad pre.
served silence Tor an extraordinary length of Atte,
though theiwitchings of his couruenancis and he
shrugs of, his shouttlerewfainly told that be, was
bohlnig an intereating - conv.ersanun iith.hirs own
heart add memory: At leng th 1 arlied'4hO'cause
„Ohl!' musingeani frequent ejaculation!: "' -
" A
different are the , ch..
-. UM sta h n i igi""de
e s elofth i iel li ttii '‘ hi ‘ how fro those l experienced
i
~ t hirty years agO, when 4 traversed this mountain
:was on a wintry flag, when th e ground' was rio.
rued with snow,,Which lay in some planes to the
epth o f forty feet, and filled up many of t h e re .
eines so that'we were in Constant danger of griiii,3
:' O lPr a precipice.
,The mind.blew the snow dtift
liq.fiercely es to blind our eyes, and Me huities:were
. 11te9uently at a lose to discover the r g h,' t r eekc Ste
'trpe were obliged to hold: up the . !arriage, 'with
topes flied to the top, to prevent iii being bi ti ein
over ;. add the' patiolft 'bonies-. poor. brutes ! tilieri
fitiortd,their lanes from &ha iimadlol /dome We
:: istiziiihtichit frozen with cold, alihougi l we ope&d
' ;liar portmanteaus r e* pet on ourlardrobe. Hee
ierldefetui me frorwanoter Foch' journsii , slid
th l i he t tlibi l r'fiiit that folloWed in .matiritirilerous:
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'l'.'"o4iiilighil Co , he much e t ri i 4 . 4 1 1; /the
.a uNtklie;ioils.toinsow ,thei strange tents to Which
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hitil l iakrikel'Ut'iniCh'ditiMal . weal tr''ACks4al
hairitle hircumsiancei had occur . _ on the, ray.
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J,was then young, an 'Officer in it math:ll'lAm
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.arinir; f9iSsihietttiasennkftiNiiii 11 41 1 Prttthfrilc
.me with Itico-oh that_ .courney.. These.-mountains
were gieatlpinfeatedi by robberarchiefly disbanded'
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safety: ' IniteholvtltnAwe r tiftall'pastrO,T ' .;4lllace:
called Le Mantrals.?as,' welt -known idor t htt in at- ,
464 101;41k:liiiii; been there soa►mtlled~ `,
A,woodq
marsh lies on thelelt 'Vend of the read; and 'the!
reirisfifenme,bugtling!dimiltnye4ip thn , war ?ill the
to non—a nd amongst
these the bandits -lurked, and -suddenly pounced'
hpon , h passer.hy, =Or: sho(hiin Vries
of his danger. LlAlleaurther on, where two toads
.meet; yon will see schlielaige houses, Which 'chide ,
were inns, apd.the landlord was in communication .
withithe,robbers' of Le - Mattlitia Pas; )14 ' mar the
traveller who escaped from Scylla fell into Chary&
dis., , sir, -I-have- told loll:about the (ken NI
weatherrin which we were obliged to cross Mons
Cenisohe passage Of erbich'.occupied the whole
day:;, and-as our . erders mete peremptory, we push
ed.forvyard at all hexard.until nearly midnight,when
We reached the door of ,the inn I have - mentioned,
where we .were. to pass the night. - I seppose.trie
escaped all preirious•dangers by the-lateness.of the
hour, as no gentlemen-were expected to travel on
these roads alter 'dark; =‘,
Glad we were when — Wifartived at the hotel. the
-•• • . ,
very thought of a .. warm fire and het , soup gave me
life. We c.196.1,,,i long and lead b efore the
:ivaS,ope9e4,,and the carriage pissed inte,the
th s e * .eapiain told our servant, whd was also
•
dtere • to ring his little pbornanteau and a . small'
Car en ofProvisions into ! the:f.ooM where, we were
io baggage was !`eft in the ctileche. 7 ;-.
1 saw saw , the r landlorunairowli 'eye the portineMitin
bdt`he 'Said nothing, and hisiened tegei ready,, , our,
en tertaiument. ~ A small stove was lighted ai bee
end of a large roo m, the other end of whichlceuld
scarcely see so that it was far from Comfortable,
but it Was not' ter tis to complain, after what we
had suffered ir.the Cold. , Q thin candle was Plac•
ed on a table, a cloth Wasi,spread, and some
buoil
lon was soon served up. But the captain could not
.
eat 1., and ordered Giuseppe to bring some ,compote
out of the canteen, from which he made a savory
,soup. The ., host then brought us a fricasee; but it
'also was rejected, and a cold fowl substituted for
it. This rather displeased me, and I was begin•
!ling to intimate that I should prefer the hot dish,
when a scowl of
,ille Captain'i made me shrink
into insignificance, and I let him do as he pleased
As he doggedly refused to eat anything lurnished
by the landlord, on thlirilea of a weak stomach,
'which t had never known hini to complain of be-
fore, for he was a great gocirmanai t - guessed Mat
ie Wits - afrald Cif policti, and secretly execrated his
'suspicions temper, rejoicing that i was not a jealous
Italian:-! •
" Have you any other guests here to•night '!" ask
'ad the captain, appearing to take no notice of the
prying octriositk of the latirlio'rd, who 'in vain tried
to akertiiin wira'anthiliai we were.
"Only a priest on his way to Turin. Pommel,
hd has beim stopped lierefoilOto days by the storm
is be ft:diets on foot."' • . •
-14 Add what may be the - teieremd hitheria!tanieP
°AO my coMpapiori. '
1 ! Pra Onlo'Benevoluto,n replied' thetithar.
Ah! that is a' distinguisliedlianie." 'l' dank I
have met with itinviti:padrei of the '
i! Very likely," said thetinnkeepdr..
others ofihe family high °Met's; tad'a bro.
ther killed at the battle-of Marengo, as be went to
administer the consolations of religion io'sonie dy
ing soldiers: -They are a devout family."
" Ha! is Padre Carlo gone to bed? Perhaps he
would do as the honotlo drink with us P
The host replied, ihai tie had retired to say his
prayers and count his rosary, Which he did several
times a day, holy man! bat he might not yet be
gone to steep.
Presently, the padre made his appearance, with
-an air of meek devotion crossed - himselt, -- and bles.
tied vs in the name of' the holy Virgin and' his pa.
troattaint Carlo. The captain gave him one spatiih
ing'glance, so piercing as-almost to discoMlithse
how; but it passed over, and we entered Into
friendly conversation. A couple of bottles.with fa.
, cettous talk warmed ns thoroughly, and we proticis•
ed retiring to rent. The captain was showvintot a
bed chamberwhich he did not at all fancy.' • We
had before conversed about , the Italian imns, and he
had cautionechirito always to lock and barricadethei
domat night:' Now hewas - himself put a room
whiCh had three.doore bbsides- the one.by which
' we entered frtim the Stair, and none of them could
be locked, as the chamberwas a perfect thorough ;
hire. He looked mach-. discompoied, atid Asketi
which oldie roornsl was tooccupy. - The landlord
apologized toe taking me a - litile‘tsiey off, arthe
neighboring beds were alreadroainpiecl,' andoii
too late to make alterations. , . One of the, adjoining
grooms wair-taken 'train piing' another belonged
to:himself, andthieurifirwastinhedl-irul'ihstoiffe'r .
door led to apassageandsmall'apartment:to which
his-daughter. and rmiid serVanthect Ohio, giving:op
..their.beds mitre nointlanl.-I-weir thew oonducteil
to a toomon the OtheCside , of Abe 'padre'sjblit had
Wareely got' interbei, 'whim dot 'captain , banieln,
;bringing: his little - lxirtnianntati and tiandle, , • He
broke oat •intia a furious" invectiiir egoiluntihe tier.
mini:shirt in his ted,:whieb"i Would render
it impassible for him; to 'ileeptherki. As;thisrmiii•
feature was no`uncornnionittlog iertliesetorintrilla,
it ezoiteddn nae twi sorprise, *sr t4d
dier should be danted. briaach"-AirhinittrOweiti
mies. Upon -my-instantly Miming to resign 'my
couch, PlAtt sea if i;ouid.not altleVamortg*U arse
niimonitisragder., kliropersively Akniageti,
, Rid. ks:w9lild
I Ale 4* ;lAA itline4tbstAgoll end-found riAbad - _ , ..an
I 34 51 ,0,01gt*d_ , Laitt464 , irocrthe padro'colpm
ber, „j! co*, no! I ke . barricaded? on,. , outilde.i., Be
Vas, icirtiblYAlifF9aoAfled., l3 4Walli.o4 Abouliirica4
Alma 45/Iliplit 6041111dd stuiii
ifk)h*/f!IIIASPIIIII4 1 4 Mr: !bcdoori.beseatitil
kul*1 1 :001 1 , u 5.14.10 Amitidi tar tobtavlnt mittichtli
placed twitloaded.pirnade and- alcarbinboabiab Ain
lIIPMMI
,iaimined abil cocked, and laid my r siyMet, nmy
tied.
A number of curious tlaroughte,.peased :through
my brain, tickled with the idea of a horo'of many
fights being dislodged heft hireindah#ttitilit'hi l ,a
fee insects; e and my ircstgiFetiol:sMgi!iteif a
g 10414 'Pieta te"ot tam Paigrt;iii hiqh
fpißth r it'ifONt And
then his timidity—to be afraid ofe lonely:landlord,
with three women and a haly'privist , !-416:ivould
pulse another Don Quizotte,4lolllng,'!)4ll(ii ',wind.
mill or a flock of !sheep.: I !Ks - relished the thought
the sight, that I wastitwillingtolield to Mor.
philys, whose magic influent:felted tteutne heavy,
but - was beginning to doze, wheel:flitiUght lbeard
the creaking of the door, and looking through the
curtain, saw, a faint shadow 'dimly - reflected upon
the yrall. Turning to the captain, Lpereeilittilh l tiis
eyeing the door, with a pistol-grasped:in his : hard,
which he was just raising, when the door Was qui.
etlyi closed and all was silent; fAbotl(iinistfur af
terwards the same was repeated ' ;
tildsleep Vanish•
ed froin my eyes. I dared,not speak. to the cap.
tale, who didetul close his eyes for an Instant, but
kept them fized . With 'sentinel - 'keetwese . 'lipon thel
(loci'', and his hand upon •lie .called us
early, ordered horses to boleti ro the carriage, and
told Guiseppe to make coflee in the way he lilted
it. Giuseppe looked in rin entilitring'way,caught
his eye, and immediately obeyed. •
The padre joined us, and 'very! inreektresked
'permission to occupy a seat an - otir ealeohe, which,
to my sttrptilie, was courteously' granted r and he
was invited to partake of. out:early repast. The
captain kept him in constant '.conversation, and al•
thohgh he changed his sear einee"Or twice, always
managed to rise tor - something, d sit opposite to
him, and never to be beyond rem of his pistols.
I vies confounded, for they'seemed to . be playing
a game at movements. At length the word was
given, Let us go !'' and I warcurions to see bow
theigame would now be played, especially as some
additional pieces had appeared on the board,'in the
shape of the latidlord's'w tie, daughter, and chain
,beilmaid, all big &MOM dimes, 'whose tall figures
I; much admired, but of whom mycompanion seem
ed las suspicious as of the holy father. He passed
no compliments, and appeared , much chegrined.—
Yet he managed matters most 'adroitly, his 'object,
as l thought, being to let nobody 'walk behind us.
"Signor, run and tell the postillion to mount the
white horse, for the white one sometimes kioks..--
Signore, please take these cloaks, indspread them
on the seats of the carriage., Girl, take the:Candle.
Father Benevoluto,.be kind enough to take charge
of this bottle of eau de-vie, and put it Into the far
pocket of the carriage. Guteeppe; bring this port
manteau. Andiamol" Bali he, pushing all of. us
before him, as he followed with his fire arms. In
* trice we were at the carriage door.
" Father, don't get out again ; pray be setided r —'
0 signor, pray hold that black horse! Up, Giuseppe,
and keep this carbine in your hand, and look
'about you for rubbers. li is a bad road. Ladies,
addio ! Va!"
We were off before we knee , where an were,
and the captain urged the postillion forward ; but
wd had not proceeded a quarter of a mire wheelie
called out to stop, and in a hurried tolie, liddress•
ling Fra Carlo, said :
Pardon me, Father Benevoluto; Lheye left some
papers of importance on my bed;-10, Jitity, go
end fetch them.: we wait your return ;" en with
out stopping for his reply,. opened the doer and
helped him to descend. I was just beginning to offer
my own services, when a grinding oath, half emit
led, silenced me.
" Good Father, do be luick ; for Lcan trust no
body with those papers on this trite road but your
ttelf ; no thief would rob a priest." '
It was irnpobsible to refuse ; and Era Carlo i 4et
.01 at greater speed than Nad deemed ;bina , astpa•
Die of using. When .he mM:out otreighti-mreolb
pa'nion ordered the postillion to diy,e . pri ,
Be replied that we were to %miff:4 Oicipaclt . e; but
the captain thundered out:: (.- ;f1
" Hark you! make no noise with ybut- Whip; tint
!Tor your horse! iti - a gatieri;
, and keep them
gpt
loping till I bid 3bil i gic illoWer. The Mottihrit:oo
stop or crack your .whip, I shall sena a bullet : through
your head. Val" • -
Of we _ went, al9detth 4 ;bOicilking:l'litiow hot, tor
was overwlielenied *ob . aurpriaq, afraid : thaybe
captain had become derangetl, and that I might be
the first victim ei Ws :violent lemper- .t At lengttfbe
called ow :
is Piano ! piano aild Wifinstintli'paMe through
st. Antonin, where we met ,a . ‘ military .4)atialeto
whom the cap'ain,showed his passport, and said
that there were suppie;ons characteraon on : toad
between this and Le Manvais”Pasa. The officer ,
bowed teed to keek sharp
lookout. As we pnaceected; Old e=•
claimed :
—thanks to the
.holy and all :the luardan
Saints for our deliverance I"
I ventured to say, that thouihi pome :, thic!gs chid;
look ratbertgsgigioukir,, the ion, .Yee,i,coeid-flot
firt upon anything really Tillainook atol'abouldqtor
have imagined any harm, unless I liairlieWiiiii;d;
'him , totxtten mootrotii hit guard f•sthat'l . • , ..itid not:
ye . the *Meier/toe Otoid. ,
. 4 c i *.k ig t VAAPC l6 77,l i ii'4o ,l !#!tt!.f4VEl4t 4l
but tfie•pried and himself seemed isibeiiiityinz a
game at seats- and Iglac.aa # :: and ha bati;oetlitinli /
ohs ek-tnatetiliitnaelflt
"Yes," said - liVoltivri a game for life. Sp'
'carlp • filitOolotO , tnitillititif!4(Ktit,
1406'110*0 tioe,NOi"iititi • the , t. 41..; hat
'49.B l fatiClAnY ,PilhaN4 l .vibegttit:Wint oilth:thb
• ;Austrians, :Aindehe , Atrairponikatanottoo:laittivior
:Iffect !iiiniptilitleY . Ointitititt4tyriftigti'Aktrilttpa
811 440/Z00 , 5"PtI00044i0h 1 0 - 44# 1 , 6 4° ,
tiii,faisPiViffiol-$111.44.011
ottaangtotthitni%ittniabat lalbrlnclbis tombola,
Aieti , tAw!qtifittotiqvolikiqpf
:14*4:44, 1 ****4. 1 tiCiattilkfh
mi40414-.kyogioptithspi4
L L.
ltgor , ,,siouss , or, DENUNCIATION FROM ANY Q,IIANYED.."
1, • • : ,
gi Nese ARO are airiNaseLeen.iake , breath a little
rs;
AVORD'''COVNTY; IPA'4,ltrEi
but Leaftreinell , hilood:anyikhersea fitetantlyl steel
fed it, and trabed it to dienigit r iiiiiar - Whielirfciurid
all stained with gore. Had I fallen"asleep, we
should both have slept thereoutlast sleep, as many
I fear, have done &fore; but we shall hear If Cap.
fain Cocci, who paasei*last weelsi.has arrived:s4W
.fy ; if not, they shall ah be broken on.thesirheel.
Those handeifitiVitintiolii fitiviitiatitOehltifrnen
'in Italy before. In such times ea, these,`, ! young
Than, you must be always watching, if , yew value
fife and love Mademoiselle Fouchetto and remem
bar that walls have ears, and . eyes IUD:" ' •
I intimated that 1 thtingbt so when .. I leaf him
pointing a pistol ells shadow -twice during the
night.
I , A shadow ! it was the shade of Fia Carlo, and
'eueh shadows play willtistilettoest I saw one when
Istfcloak was off as 1 passed throtigh hie room to
come to you. Ghoits do not flinch from a levelled
pistol as he did."
i• At this moment, the Frenchman bade nie took,
for we were approaching the dreadful spot. There,
indeed, stood two ruinous houses forming a large
mass of building, with small grated windows and
la high court, all shut op and going : to decay. He
'Waked and'shruggetthie shouldet auticontintsed
ci The cursed bandits they met with a dettelyed
late. The manner of their capture I • have beard
only by report, for we returned to France by anoth
.er route. One evening, at dusk, two horsemen
Rode up to the ion ;but when the jarge gate' Was
opened, one of the beasts.becarne frisky, and refus•
edlto enter. This frightened the other, ;and they
capered about, to the'great discomfort of the lead
lord and his people ! , whocould riolcome ititO' the
gateway or shut the door because of their antics.--:
As they were becoming more quiet, it posse of gen.
darmerie dashed in and' took poiseetion of the
premises. A search was instituted, and the re
mains of 200 or 300 human bodies, were found in
the grounds, besides a great deal of concealed plan
der. I need scarcely sag that Italian justice did
dreadful work with the murderers; and the inn has
been shut up ever since No 'one will venture into
it—it is haunted ; but the Mauvass lIPSS is stilt a den
getout place for lone travelers.", :
. A carbinier. at-this moment rode up, and asked
our party if•wehad . seen any persona oat the road,
for a robbery hurl been committed a few days ago
in that place.--Yearns!. - Teernet. -
BONA PA RTE'S PovESTrin EARLY Lira —M.Thiers
in his history of the Consulate,irecitet some very
strange and previously unknown particulars respect.
ing the early lite and penury of Drapoltspn Bona
parte. It appears thy al:erhelad obtained a sub
altern's commission in the French service, by his
skill and daring at Toulon, he lived for some time
in Paris, in obscure lodgings, and In such'extrema•
poverty that he was often without meariti9l .. paying
ten sous (ten cents) for his - tlinner„ and frequently
,went without any at all. He was under the neces- •
bity of borrowing small sums ' , anti even worn out
clothes, from his acquaintanCes. He sod his brother
Louis, anetwatda .Ktog of llollana, . hai, at one
time, only a coat between them, so that the broth.
era cool¢ only go opt alternately, lime about.. At
Itis - crisis the chief benefactor of the futurerEininer
or Ind conqueror, "at whose mighty namillhe
.wolltl grew pate," was the Seto:. Tal Man; tilm,Olten
gave him food and money. Napoleon's face, slier
wards so famed for its classical mould, was during
that period of starvation, harsh and - dilgtilar iri"
lineaments, With
,projecting
- _cheek bones.. His
meagre form brought on an unpleasant and 'lnsight
ly cutaneous disease, of :a type so virulent and me
lignant, that it took, all the skill and assiduity °this
' accomplished physician', Corcivart, to expel it, al
ter ,a duration of more thin ten years.
••
The ppplid„ beggar then,. theapiendid Emperor
afterwards—the thread-bare habilinients and Impe
ititil man ii the Meagre fond arta 'Olga of* btiniinet
2.5 a •
—the friendsihp of . a poor actor, the honng!, and
terrOf the J Wl:uld—:it . exite
• such
aril the ups and downs of this chinge ‘ alliAtti,srath
are the lights and shadows of the great inifutighly.
, 1 A
RICH Poen biro.—Ono wintllyart'omoop y T
went with a friend
, iiktv,aßuntry
There tfa . !lliteg t bcls4o F, fecble,fire,a,sery aged
men, who was deaf, and so shakenwithihit palsy
That one wooden shoe constantly pattered' on , the
1)64 floor.
„_ l l 3 , Et deaf , hOI - 01 , #1 , tf, , it tur4ed
out thet - ge wa's' ' , 'What are you. doing
IVishy 1" said my triend. " Waiting f aii "
what ?" Fpr the n appearrati Ctr:nriY'Loria?.. l l
Wiifitonlisappearifierf!i.go,tiee,
.sir, I expect great thing. then He has proinistd
'brown of righteousness Ict'all - rliat'reire ,, hl6• ll aiipAr
on e And to fourida
:iion on which ee rested that tJcitiousl'ope;,wcatk
red old Wisby what it was. , BYidegxeasinSgol'lan
'lia spectacles, and opening
pein x tcdta , t l be'teiii,' "I"yerelpre, beingiest
by raid, we hase r itelkei.blifitca thrpuilioatirtgrd
.Jesus Christ : by. whom also we haysolatcassal
faittrltiteleti gracCWhirein''Vresisifa e
7d
,in the hope of the glory of God." ;„„a
fThGegtE yow RommintifAttLweillkili ParlhaVe
not old Wiaby'e faith, you area
:liar, that . (aittir,ty ar,e
*aft j oy it you are lief:TUT - affAmarui L uy s. N4fip
-`worldly goods. Your ' inheritance isfraTs:,sare%rts
God's promise, and as gloricripriliiii - thfoilil !aril a
crown can make it.
4han pitete,
-purple. Better is pozetlit-V,ithipirtlyirrAack riches;
with perdition. ;lb
WHAT'S re iishman, in porn;
pOnce with• fashionable
the Falls of Niagara. On taking,aapole: Arbor.,
rounding wonders, he asked saltOltinditi ft:traul
at is there here to make auoh-tittiitiii,lboutlo s
, gphy," said,' the person arldreseq4,",l4o4 your
are the mighty river y thei deep:B4o,o*e great ,
sheet of water poring down V' rafOhbiing itr
tics water, rsphed hefritlgyl#l42 , 44Mgat,' (Of
E
hinder .
1.4-1
4(;
EU=
miss
1/11/1
11,11ZWOXIMiX,Vigir'
, 1:1 0
f:l4 ; ;11 11:1 . ;• fa( • .4:111 ,
l•
1 6
4..7 4
• .
.7irrt f -0777 ,xvt
:; 4 44; &35 , 111*
IMAAAb-GOtieal!" t /stT
vO• t 4(
e mi :H.
!L,- • p.. 1;
. .P l 4cfsPiiP l B 3l 2NT 4 l7Roug4 -111 19P9 I nk!up:.04 P . 1,
cutting, are sold at .tt 13s. 4d. to £2 the carer:m..4
'tiaraela 'rather mare than three giatesiatta 155 cai
it:S:6O4 to rintl 'Ertjrfo , o if tbiti:sitticeit tire
:above one l carat, the,aqharit
:plied bytbe priciof &single cattdi so 'tut: forte.
ample a rotrerstabe'OPtbrerretitatitcoste 3131.£3
or 18 popnds., . . •
It 1 4 gllTlllar ,wuttcul!.allYno443sAo.l.llllB:so the
purest brilliant of one ;carat, broughl;more than
eight pounde, , a brilliruct two carduw2x2xfkort 33
When glao4m,ate c hstirfilght,rit tenAirhla,..haiv
,ever, this id altered, , su , ,thaf: they , . are - valtied , atiH
'more highly , . Diamonds - 01a) quaryerotait;hotice
weight are sktritordithifilY . bdt, stilr"bikker
ones are met with; and one of the larges(ktio*n
to that ,of tbe• Rajah..fileuutn; in Borneogsstplk,
weighs nearly two ounces and a half ; Aerial the
Sultan of Turkey,.weighs two ounces; ,pnet itf the
Russian sceptre, more than an ounce'and a quarter.
The greatest diamond of the last,' is one inch, tie
thickness ten fines. " The Xtn ,
PUrchased it in the "year,1:174,,fiqm:43444,3,f0r
it was paid $75',1300.and anesinuitrof-X651.
monde. weighing an ounce EIXIIII4II the-French and
Austrian'rr+ alto ; One of The Mosi•Ottict Is the
FrenCkintilin es the pill'Nisit , ril„ . ,Di4ft ? ,o4;)t
was bought for Lonia-tir.i frcim,iun :.Flnglishman
n anted" Mu r ices the Para $135,000, in t: has been
valued at half a milliga.• , e' r •
One of.the moat' ienewntul Lasi, ,irs the
Koh-i•noor, or Mountain of Light, now in posses.
akin of the Queen of .England. It came from pol.
.eoptiale Periii, and' while undat;'weighed-mpre
five 04 . 110# ''1114" signed it 2 000,004 Pounds
sterling.- look may- to the cornruou modes
of estimating the value, a perfect brittiant weighing
bat fit - pciatid,'Wrinili:l' he worths2U;dotr,ooo.,.,Some
have stateil, that akialtk diaiparirt ex to among the
royal (meanies of Portugal, aslarge us ten's egg;
according to others this is only a topaz. - •
Catisic oi)Tutitiois Claps''are the el•
lect of ligloilag,,wlijej) iiusys„a woo in the at.
mospipiidthrboih Wtribh'it rages; ftie it rushing
on to restore the equilibriem, may cause much of
the noise thkt is heard in the clap. An' esey ex
periment on the air pump illustrates this. Take , a
glass receiver open at bathk ends, over Ciiap.end tie
a sheep's bladder, wet, and let it stantLimtil thor.
()uglily dry. Then place the open end °tithe plate
of the air.pump and eihanst" the air . sloWly Tram
under it. The bladder soon becomescopeive,PW
ing to the pressure of atmospheric air. upon,il, the
supporting air in the receiver, beirg partly thrown
.out. Carry on the exhaustion, And the air preettek
'at the rate of fifteen pounds to the square inch,—
The fibres of the bladder being no hirtgArait4le
0
,ollcaring.the pressup of the _turpoppherie ooluMn
ppon the receiver, are torn to pieces with a.noise
equal to the report - of a mbsket, which itoccasinn.
ed by the air rushing in to restore the equilibrinin.
Imagine a rapid succession of such experiments,
on a large scale, and you have the peal of [hinder,
the ruccure of the first bladder being the clai..",Bat
the explosion of the gases, oxygAn and hydrogen,
of which water is composed, will also account for
the noise.
SPIRITUAL RAPPING'S-TIE LAST WONDER.- We
have an acquaintance, an excellant and sensible
fellow generally, but almost as strongly effecnedby
the medium business as his honor Judge Edmonds.
Oar friend, whom for the nonce we shall defignine
as Ili, tome time ago tot 'a 'muck lidded, hand.
some and antelligent.dog. Long he grieved' over
poor C irlo's death, the faithful friehti of many
years. A week or two since, a circle .(1.1, mediums
met at his house, and poorliiatillthinkingolVallo
in the course of the experiment, requtid mien: l ;w
.4the best naerfluni present; to tiv'eter. the it o
departed animals might not be induced-.Ao.answer."
The experiment was made, and sur&anongtr , the
'table began to move, expresising
reply. " But if this be the spirit of MY:44, 1 '40e
41 1 , how will I know him I can only- recognise
him by his bark !" "True," replied , the merliilm,
"t but the table cannot bark, 08 the barkl'Aiailaken
off the world before tebte''sras made." " But
•willtarlo's spirit ims*er - artothervityr* In an
instant one end of the table (which was a Parf - that
turned down) began to:wag, violently, the table
began to move at a dog trot straight towards the
doorpost, there raised one leg. and— 11 was con•
rinsed that this.was the spiral of Curio !
ON , E HAPPY Ili:Ar.r.—Have you made onchap-
RTheart to day t envied privilege ! Witt calm
ly you can seek yout,pillow i how, sweetly bleep!
In all this world, there is nrithing so sweet
ing comfort to the - distressed, as getting wenn:- raj
, info a gloomy heart. Children of sorrow-meev-ns
} wherever We' turn ; there ie note moinetit th4trtliars
ire not shed and siglip..altufed, Ant Jlow„n!any,iol
those sighs are caused by our own thettightleamees
ffew many a daughter veringit thliottlyentil - of a
Yord mother by acts of unkindness aria t iiiiiiritude?
How many husbands by one 'little word,, make a
..whole day ot sad hours and unkind du:141141 flow
many wiyesoby rarriminationp sittings-,and; em
bitter loving hearts 1 flowitttatiy'brtithers•artit'sis
tars meet but to yes' and.itjure each other, making
'wounds not no humarpheart , carr beil.4 , oAb f if
each one worked upon this maxim
strive to make - some heart liaiity. 7 .pialOnsy;re.
Nang., readness,hate, with l thure kindred ev il
elites, would forever leave the earth. •
I GOOD PAY —One of thirniiitilointed:Posfmistars,
'mit in sockerdom, who fourfi*tigihifyia ,
-jaws a clause to the e ff ect
may be allow . c,d monilloig,dctivering• from his
office to a subscriber each newspaper not,chayos•
able with postage," sent in his bill tp...Ate Depart.
-mint for delivering the only papa - VR - 40watt mai tpi
p 4 office: and told them that, as bisylfti
a v. itr3 .J. 14
$1
he ankle, they might tend bim a pogesplmef_
milts 1- 41.54
o=iiiitifAiiio; i tmi - doi#•::talitoo,
~iy*Feu i 44. 4 4- t r!3:94l i lig`tOs, a (oo,6 6 l4 7- -•
wi , h women, auperfi;r to talent? What tedneaahat -
womanr,who litednatortfedlotienat iht the. . .
cotitpiey43fitiiin,=l l ho4OiAtiftiii:4 jtiltilfitill,
• Why , fle..# l 9..wo-m . kiiiplfiligi, ' o, 4 :ppfitOß.,4x .. ea
mired 00 , oilii, 1,004*-41ormilstprowoogo• ,
dy_becauktuthity are in: t heleiterof a fret' iii,ao Mkt =
_.
and continual' cariiiifteddiriingeibY k./. 61114 1, .
Woiiieti'iti thii'a4 Igier t ihTiniv i OlilY,liiticAtp•
nines awaken,-theitdelimmkgaiumbpeceliatitietne•
~,,
.lohtitillheirrbeattl, sod- oaptirlatiOn,intAterfpltit ot
4uteliectnal tivaiirel AndtteTrinemlbartttiOh.litt:
1121tiel'iedit,dieleihaleii; or Orelloifirmiti, # :;le
651 0 ‘;t ki" unileiaidin#,; lA' iiit as hi;',Fl),:iiiiir•
: lerPhanged , corlllaPiti/t ,ilittt;lisPaliiittltf BM *,-, .
bed ofti , their materiertiktlithed eindi-brighta 4 ; •
-;
and their ttehneisti like fuleVA.ikl'afrritighilfttici ;.-"
• tier work rearfihip by the up t , o tin
,it.ever could be by ittoaa, t Of•roep t Atisitoit awa
-steel_ el our iharactere•ara:,laidzastidepiike -the
harebnese of - a warder' in Mitt liketitiiflielitelti,d
' - eecnrity., - ,• ! ' 3 '" ;"'"* "'", ':: '''.''''':rl l :3
An.ELenustrz Ealeacrfelite sexisArt Latest
ofeemeierieelatid hi eleitibefent ) ileapi , pfdidrdlqa -
`iticinnthalit, A i( g iat e .'y)iiiis)4jitl bt:klififilt. ifffir
anniiiiiiinhOl "Ydiaiiiterti n between tie item' aiid
, , , Y ,.. 0 !..n,......~..
the amall;the rich anti the pool; but in ihaiAcein
cemetery the king and thaclown the prince and tie
-perisant'are all slits entliarifireitlied:s'iTtier!iiitt:ea
'roll over elt:-4tief"eaiiite:rlr3ititiitt:ii:cOgrjr4,tyal:4l-
iitieley el the Ocean friiritt:o,ilicif,tiOrtsr 3 AEVtlytir
remains , the: sameaterm•betur,-.andr the reanittien ,
e t
shines ;andothere; onMerked; , tha..zweilVlitil 4 1 •
iiii'werfrit, 21* . pldirced:aitifenhcieetedetiWbC, ,
unlit aii•alieried biitegameliiiiiip:44,4P / •
tut Ica
will 'give up ita dead.:,, , ,
Sat/xi:ill—Much hajury donte-10 , 4415ki114k
iculdiog. :It tbe st , inirhe' objeet 4 tifibl the
I - eauheti as osell as filo pifenti:.liitaln:flickeep . cliftiut
'of Ida . ''cliitlien`; and frerpierdaGopillnl..rpOtiips:e f ltes
almost impossible. -Itislieriates the Ofystung
obildren. Depend upon it ibey inuring
O trVartaka
w' Ychr bade liditifed'ilialtdia l
• , r
o.T t You nt ,y l liltAmntaa, an d
tießisiou Y ctik tnitY Po isi;•ll)oo)..with sevgclly , e
quatee to the nature of their offences; anitsber.urill
feel the justice of your conduct, and love you not
_withsianding all. Bombay, haws/voiding:off? ex.
lao,-,(Ad
• . r 6 ,13
Nen! . 11 4; or motto-, 4 l4 o TretwilldfPteAli4 o
Brauleborougb Eagle-tells arefollowirtretiatrAaft a
witness upon a liquor trial: 7 ft yoNlitiot t v
lv braid) ' RIO ' o ll o,*Fte •
pliedd i thP ' 1 !: 11 Ple01, 1 `,.. 1 0 1 01 1 iit9JA1441WO
then I tirdromed about a glass of it 9_: , ,Tbeuriezpebt.
ed verb wholly upset the gravity of the court,
, tury.
antlinoitseellanerniipeophifirad Ifiet'fiei‘Frittiat all
assi v ed in, IfcOVF _ l i ft.
tTIi,MOI
94 , 4 1 a1P MAP wltoinullitt,. B 4MAY
ataUk.of bimaelfY taller vnisfciuiel artlt&iwi"
LIP Sgiiiieitil:ll,s6,7liirlilllC*o44lltl'oBll
- finder ; #iii .'.._*wispi7pcp
hibiting kissing. .Ifitte,offeitdets,wertt:Sitteh Tuttle
and Jacob Newlicw.lt'apriests.thstliaishatotoped
,her gloves end Jacob ttitnidl titeitt.C,'*ll4ittifib
; asked for them,Jacoh.detnittailatla,-Ityisfl4olll3
and as tite.dem and did- nikreeekiqpiabi.k,4oolFS
gaol, she adjusted ii forthwith. The taetsleje
clearly proved, and thepattles 7wcre.fineti twenty
'shillings. • ' •
' ' f 77 LVVV?,t
IZIEINIZ
: &TS ,11111 r.
THE , ;HVITS."7A, school; NY* Wells etho
thought his pocket money. came rather seldom, thus
addressed ITO father 't-tleasei papa ti,4tlime if
the words, E pleribus deem?' treratilrenzoptirer
ter titulars?" ''Of
boy," said papa i " 49t
." Becapse,'.' it iff i llOW
tongng; time e lyc~
got.' I ef.) laNze I,
1
1 7 i f ., • . •,•.• ,
A
.s.. . - —,—. Palt tt
, • Aet.., ) " ke 1
r "laql,co4l' f i t t e
0 .0 40
o s. ark *Lillie Oklithilto""
Ilere,was laugtv apairt•w4iikihwaddactsAtatiti
for.this ithyttiiiSib:titfoffafs
rip 4. by cansupiag, it,!! Theta, wa*,.lnaqtj-AilAol
- -ill the • Warder r, 7 7,1 4 - • ,;04
•
TOUCHING PROOFS OF Rifiktp,..4
eai!'Titrnarsh, for every teirtChitikV' 4,
born the ca i i!aiu : 4e— j 1 c! ibe 44: 4 1.i'sceltirio
the eobk; . -tailb tainted: armai, maaarinfartaert6 the
•stneepthie in thlriatty,""trire AK' tsedfiti iBiel •
4 64 P1 - • ~C=^ ittifF4:so- et.l,-I6: et rf9,
.7 ttlyr)o,' , 4
AS Titolkonatatios.-rllie peec44:14,401:443 , 4.as
-a poisonous, almond.. tits fleeby,,partositeteith*e
used to tnfitisorf'ittot4.4s'hriilliWfdt_fliiiii_rn -
tecultice‘t in s *? ) s tlsfil •
tivaiion; towever, not only reiit - oveitll;,poisbnone
qualities, btitlikodue . 64ltib ono trull we novi
. fter
. ,
,r ) , • 1 ~r 4,1 413
. riA 9 4 ^%14.91"
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