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a'. Ipr •s• dto the .:udy, ttll I COUld SC. tilt
whol- aith the ut,u.o.t clearness.
"J 1;() I, I •t sly tha' I hal detnanstrated
• ..1, S r
, the truth of fr , 1•••• telling. was a erect Wo t y
"
t,t
ti in oho. ff . fr ,ut that. .rily that by the hoes tray:
er•in t r, th,.) palm • f the hand. I could tell h i ,
• • r
I %%kelt gu y tint
p.
eroty, aine joss/ eV', O'll 10 of a ny i n di e l l u rh l •
tail
uI ot the ;pp.). tribt:‘e .u!•I tII Offortire events
••• ••., •• ;•tot.e r Li'• r
hid ytt Alt .WEOIEy m .re If study to dl before
t ,1„ Stu - tor
tic v
cu
ttt.,,od
et.l c'ul'l arriv• sty 11..gren of skill, tho u4 L
t,
tti hI I die REIIOO •re toe, and by fires
n
) `'lt;
~ream: I t•ded h. re alga,: I put it t ) the
ti ,t, and 't fail Nly fir:Teals were all
to
to t
T, E.qllslleli, as W.l: thy utlltt be—as wis toy
rt I
i‘l•••e I g ,. • f It wasl.) •t , W 1 regulated by fited
Lite- wloel) w• •e , -acne in the bud, of any
I
tt 1 ,
ttt , t r m
„id
tin • p•••r..,,n4 4..11.101 ~3111 e thing. E t ch 11 0 1•
,y y Lad it pc cull •r melt) as welt as the. relative
,•• •r, ,t N• WI toter...urge with
• „ e.i ju ige f owe'. char irter "" g ' ll9 ' l curve: .d the liner,
end oy tile at.l oft .: t o • I awry soon ainenuie
, VI • W rt: . .a I Lit jest
g p• 1 .11 Eitt.:ll.4riVel
3• , 1 uWI Itt, awl I WAS tirguiug to livor SPCr" ' t
; gown . >
Thr , ugh ali tl •trange Deraiti ye we listened
• .•
Cali the lived iuituse inteve-t to the Dietor, al.
" .• t).11 try t • f •re-t3II the Doctor's ttpiwou
.N•••••• Cu most e-rupel!ed, its pelt:et sir ••f truthfultiv-s
N ..t at:, 1,11,er I 0••le L ,p, d rhat th ,il ant veracity, io holier even further than be
- be ut.l could- loot to 11.1 p ""
t",
to
if
u.o iit C .r, ie. "TLII • t ,, r," sai i Nina, approaching
r• Ito Itoliut-Et . % cx Ili tlugriOtaty "In with Lt rti I '
•' I can real I , M but ant tell it."
e. in , i wt., n t Lath. llly drat
WV u.tsurpri-ed at kuch a que ., ll „ llt and 0..: !her, is • tt,•fa,,,:tt..to in that, Sir."
s-kol H. • ttl.l IttU, allAy Lt await WI. Writ b... "I htvaalaayt u.t.4tay kuowle In this, toy
gititi,ng to loots upon at. a eon of Lumen wonder, dear young D ietor repli , A, "for a gel.
ao.l M. cit4..o ae. (Liu* bitost:i up at if to wake 64, ett I gratification ••f c o y owe f a n
Duels a prepradlert.u. iJ..t But ky. Ido tot Irdi•re Iq it W`l a true Kielice, all
the • etor continued its appareo' truths being only eorrespoodeacies,
" --I ii,u hay I believe sulortune sod ther.fore I UAW IPA use it for the entertain.
though I do to a tery gnat Isteut in the meet of otlor., 'bill there is datig.r of their
other Bat as se art the torater, I thief', is fir In 1 / 4 1.-tiet.'.l by it, or frightened istoi r T,Aulity
tLe easie•t w practice " to the strange an I surprising cainelditooes it pre
4. 04 you think en, Dootor?" ookedllro Caw IVO I L "
a ." Yoa do Lid earn's - poodesiiiii, then, Wren)
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ERIE, SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 8,18.56.
hoar',
ri • Cir:
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i ', .ie sr 711'
" said Mr
.41 . 1 tr O,Jt.•
la •1:; hits•
b,• u ~f lll,* the
=I
I 1 bg
It. otter &A
RIM
' Cert AI U 1) Mi I .w /11 1 11. 4 f• quitter, you hay.
take in th • ever changing and taryin2 expres
of faco, nutlet-all c.?ctlinatauers
txi c .alb ru t with the quite as hypqcriticul
t term is too ,trop}:, and I ought to
ay si .1) • •toliact of the indrta Nat , Ln I art
v.• r ~1 la. , itt ilt.l youre
It t' • -AP and I , ng eortrinnod anal
-' • f ties ..u' 3` .1 !"t1. Mon hilt
•„
it u. 'r t i , in.' lit thin false ..g.•
the ar .r' C V ^tnY.eg to man' f
h e i r fo• *1 ,r up Lair thou, th Yon must
take 11. %riled moments "
‘• \ a ! • 1. , .:ti0e telling!' Nitta in(luirori
" You It iv • o.l'y the nnchanFtog Hos of lb(
hag I. who:h are not under that v, , naral of the
will, and tpe ta aok j ora bofore you "
" You .10 n at ?Watt to say you are 9, believer
'Ti pllntiatr , !'' l'unungs asked
Be no - no•iits But you will not understand
unless I r, !ate my own sari ins experience
May I do so 7"
"D 1) actor onifi Nina.
" C said Mr Cuming-
And Cp. D •ctor proceeded :
" I had jug finish) , " ray trues in Eitclaud
and Wa', a, air in rerun, frail. C oitit.ent
and was -p. 11 , 3111 Z s f, w weeks • .tti a friend it
the North t.a retruit a Rothe Ler re I tiled for
Una.. We wart ' , rt.. , day walking iu one of tic
lanes near his residence, whoa cam
Across au encampment of gipsios I h a d „f t "
net them in different parts of Eniope, and espc
oul:y in Spain, where they are very abundant
but had never tried their skill in fortune telling
b- eatise, like y.an, Sir, I looked upon it with to
'redulous contempt But now, when a prat)
g•rl belonging to the tribe approached u. and
- iffered to tell our fortune* for us, I unhesitating
Iy extended my band She, however, refused
to leak at it till I had 'eroaeed her palm' with
silver Giving her half a crown, with the stip
libation that it should pay for hath of us, I held
nut my hand again, and after gavel at it a ail
altar, and tracing the lines with her finger, as a
child witild trace out the letters al tbo alphabet,
alio absolutely startle.' me with the relation of
some events in my past life, whioh I supposed
wsre known only to myself She thou proceeded
to read nay future destiny I will not !toy Gov
much of this has proved true My friend follow
e I. and, as he confessed to me, with • like result,
and we left the place laughing at the co Incideo
B u t the mere I thought of it, the more my
runosity-1 esn call it by no other name—was
aroused t know and' Atte more of the singular
sconce I ...turned the neat day to the encamp
mont, and attempted to gain some information
from the girl a, to her mode of seeing into the
pat and future But she would tell me ouch
ing, and even tjte conaiderable amount of gold
that I offered, though it evidently tempted her
. iiitlte no impression upon her will
s4he was •,141 - inare and inourruptible.
" I mu•t ittfi—s to a good deal of surprise.
and perhaps s•iins approach t r belief in the mat
t•I in Yalu I reasoned against it I told my
-cif er and ever gain, day after day, that it
a/tasi' accidental But then I wou'.l reeollect
ttie ..ft told exp rienor of others, and the fact that
nay fries llt teitnowiedgeil a remarkable agree
merit in hitt t , WWu case, and my intnii became pain
fui e.tnfus. l with the que4iton I cluttl not
once east it off, even when the laughter
—almost ridtcule—id m t friend and his family
wa,.llreeted at me I determined to investi ga te
th • sta ij• ct as fts as I vottid -But bow !await' I
•
' Th•• e frien I'm hand sod
my Iwo i , .1 tr, pr pti , Cy. ~r rathor the hottory
"e.-urrrl to me 1.••• the
11 a. lrl• t f•ronri It like the wilt- of I h,-•
r pipe, .rra rii • o! , i m inutneorrl of the Ea-t.
I, r , I t i .“ Lip g t, begin with, and unthinx to
c I *!.1..11 r •it all my frirorr", foroly,
ouo, w th • strait an 1 add 4.1 their fir
tow.. urs I ain't t yik acenrate etstai of the,
lb • whole in wax, rrjerting est ry.en
irl.l.... ha 110 :cot defeet, or any 'int rf e
re‘ i itiodetie, 0 ellS: mal viair , ira
w, ran !v ;,e r•-uaderi to , 4ee tbe wanderiol. troo
au I tb• at. I aided to my list. Tae servant.. too
were u•t 1-f• out of the etrteriment. Tue f'w
tette. 'of etch ou • w rr carefully written out and
urberei t corresp end with each cam that I
Hal in this way I re olily colleoted- (pito It
volutnti of tuanuacript fortunes. and a very re•
spectati.e cabinet of human hands, and of no lit•
tie variety
u will olta•.irve, that I did not care to in
quirt' int. , the truth nr falsity of the preilietious
All I want( 1 w ••• t • aacertaiu if there wee any
enrresp •nil ur • between certain lines whieh wer.
ink , . in 'l'l t t•34t., i•i i th••• event" eloner!eil
with them iu the•bi•toryglv• n by the gip‘y girl.
.n.l 1.1111 r• duo al. al tt a i.ystem If I ! them
fiat! a certain line iu ail tho etniv, nod one event
to 8:1 tht ir Iti-toute4, by f ill••wing. this role not
I tullc•• la art ,f th • thin; which would
rlf110'• oty‘t •ry ill it hsciatin: al) ut
it Bit• I fit/ult.! a I frrtilt and perpl-zin,z
II .ov err, I ft I / •••tt invrirgion. in NI•
u•.%.th au 1 T t• • , .11 I r 1/:.1 I not d.•• ell • •••no•
the ) : l.ere
i 'Put; pt•rfu,,t. sirreenwats
tU 01-• WI I t . .k k•Utl ~tuts .f 4:1, juis as strik-
Inv .1 t nee.—and I found the same resets
!.; ii.a vr, , rin••nt• in their handl un.l
al.rr di .u., an I irtrittut
U u, in tshidt I
Ip•cv3e in•en%ely intrrtit.te 1,
th u t 4itt I , tr.kr ti arise o u t of
akat you re: mai liver 9f por.oul, said
%Irn Cauu.t.p,
fa wy owu M4iam, u als
11 tit••%i3wry of .141 11/bozo pat, Luce I am se
1 11,1.1 e 1 "
"But you eat not have the name uLjec'i , to to
(.11 us of tu- px-t .11 , of the future, " h‘.llJ
••Preei.ely the bAllle For If I tell you eveot,
wui h resl:y weurr,d in the past, you way
ast.t. 'pad ;,,,ur4etf to he 'eve I can t tell futurt
.ti• P No .1, ‘t un.2:14 , 1y Rest contented with
.ur own ,;[.. tit nee ~f the past, gni learn lets
-on, from tt,, to gnoit.t )on in the future Xis ox.
pr• quo vowels f enough anti hitter enough to
' Most frilly spoken, D)etor sill Mr
Cutuwing, yet I mum confess y , u hate
4r, stly rurprieed me"
" 'igh. do Ow sant,: thing, Sir, with the
lescen upo it even the wulls of nor
, US:.+ by tw-:dwital mark; left in them B
lie., mc, r is s'l fly have all become
too mu i: e••etl in the matter Vie I.oes in
tho ti. 1 ,1 sr , 4'l 4. e.iesta: It i 4 i t ur facc4,
ttspecl tar hearts, :lilt Ike pest toAkeii
ttr L. pre:
TE. w a-• D
• as 1,0 .• II t 11;, t list spokl voiuine9of Su fr.:l - .
'rig, but h fe.:(• w qua ;log,
siletie , than a minute follow , A,
4 b‘ Pa.‘ioeo
••Ml.,—Nin I, I 1.411 A they ctled y Ju—yla
<4.! ru -trauge.y .fl,ete 1 by ely
Le:t to y Jur band."
AIIII , .SL else melt her h.od lay ez
tt riled iu the D ,ctor'h hard pitta, aul f,r a um
aieut he seemed to be studs tog intently, and then
dropped it.
-I could tc:l you of the past, young lady, but
you hoot' that already. Stop—let me look
.1 IC/ U "
'Chia tiwis:lo balitated, and a sheat shade of
tar or apprebeastoo, caused by the D.sztor's
wanner, cole over her !Ice
n0,.1 tl , )t fear I iball tell you nothlog
I sr, there '
" Nor nn` one!"
4Certaini s no: "
Ile look•',! long and closely into her little hand
and a rbale of deep seri )11110CSI gathere I 'thou!
f rehead, and directly be took the hand 112
t‘4 , .e1 l I)4 , th of Lia , and looked into her free with
the Itlndert—sadd , st interest I. ever raw iu the
fate of w
"I) mt..r:" exclaimtd btr sprogiog to
their bvlieve tnoru io it tbau you an
wtlling to c youraLlf."
B. +tii;—l .11 cot Ipr yu.s: I te:l yiu
us:l)lag I saw Cu , r , , mj chill. Ni.l yyi lot
l , peak one word?"
"N t one—not a •)llahle, D vtnr."
"It is nothing I read there—it to only Jae word
~ f COU LW.
'• N I. will NA have If "
Thinks enutni.nt, pang Ill)," rod Le
ed to her face with the en me .ertous vs., while
hi r eTe was i)n hie
3cii/ devitkur .
"Y [u..4 telt it t 41)Le. -
"Y-u soli!! eerta;oly Sr-iae my chtlr
\I icLan. if- - au I 11, hi•ai , ate I wh,:ci La rated
h, r \lrk Cumming+. There wit+
so oxpres,iii.ii Jeep ausirty to tier floe al she
irive tt. \‘', cveu IU 114 co ,l awl ILI
..r,,Iti;•;111, Mr. Cul/4:1110,4-, Lt.:;:nfriu deep!) tour
esteil in the -eons.
Wuat t 1) n: ).:{; , l to her u tor) of U. knew
it tt.e ti ue, hu• Stria tut I Ltd tw )(lap afterward.
lr tord,
• ilit /r 1: t a lio the ... e p y,,u ere ty.iw
itl;i r !, ILI) • ,r gift y ur owu tii .uon;3
. iur r u'e will, if y• u pur
• , 1.0 lo 1 r..te...t the wriri e, ail cirry
iu Nil , • Itirrinh the ilarkoes4 th•t lei now ur tuo•I
B. .1 u • io your-cif. 1 lowa , o it. what lc
Yo —ro heart wiil tell ) .)11 if l,,tur ght•"
e u th , r.g iu the tr.:Ul)ic I lo ani
IE3
134-111,44 vt tlpi gut turu , A away frmn
r »Uri anxiclu4 c3re
tt,=t .Lu ccd it,. .1 thu fact. .f the tzuittp.r a=
wiL,,taJ rence, Clat tD l•1Q me PU-
p et ate there •gas sott:hiug iu the bi3t.dry of
N.u4 watch I hiu kuo4- uu lerstanl, uud
lot wtitctl r I 1. It no little Pilicitude
Phu 1..))c....0 , TC,LIfD .1 b.* sew, and itnuieliately
turueJ the CJUTtrSiC.I O I:I I at 4) a dilLroot ebinnel,
and t,r the 1141 e, at least, wo ecluted to forget
whit 11xd taken ►,lady Iu the woruipg, after
t,rri►fait, he left ui
Two diyi af:erw.r.l we WAre all sat-prised by
ithi°Viet* visit /I" , .tti the Doctor Ila Was on bin
xey dutru •(.) s , e the ettstllo p4tieut whom he bad
vistte.l tic even,ug ho bid p 1,5,1 wtlh Wt. It
1V.111.14 Lifter hr,akr,i4t when Lc called, and as
Atl o.e to re- '.ve him be sax I,
If I stv ju Igo.frms tor ftws lam wit an
utswc!t.:9iutt ‘1 , 1.0r. Bit I wtuid ott pass yitu
with tut — bt.ppiug, fir I felt no little anxiety
&Lct of our (.4ntereata. n tLc utscr
,i/tit
. " Y ❑ aro must heartily ireleome, I assure and, alth.u 6 la irertaiu theoriate cootended
, u, ou wit always ba," said Nr against it, the ,ipioioa continued to prevail even
Cuultbiuga, e•rweially mem, as I have a t. our Jay; and Dow, altbough there has been
iu i.i,..iat.s.ry; or rather, perhaps, to deter uothing certain of its existence, there have been
ifue.tier any trey bin it.." JUCti ileeiaintilithe facts, that it only swatted tho
Y lu It uog I :uslo , uo prcteose to the 'Atter.. iadutiitahle eriilettee, such as Dr. Kane has pre.
Sir. But y.O O.IU u.t be wore solicitous thas,sented, to establish the theory.
I 4w ts.eun th4t c. 411 be k etyl' about it Tnu DJUSII 'hotelmen above sod around the
y.tlir t 31?" Istaud of Spitsbergen base often pushed through
Nrl.l !las :old us this at-ruing the c tmmu• the drift ice lute open spies of 64.4 toward the
on: o 1.1 wile t hor. Will y.,u I.»k ..grin I' tie, and B rou Yin Wreagel, when forty miles
in her hau i add tel we if there is re ,I!y anything fr .10 the e ..,it of Arctic Asia, Raw, as he thought
there to A-Arrant such a cautiou as yt,u give a "vie, 'lntuitable ocean" beyowd, and we doubt
Litt?' not toaoy cavigaiors, without being aware of Oe
\\'e ail g 'Oared around him as he took Nina ' s fact, have realty been io this sea, but who did
%An I, whico he I,oked at but oil iostauh b.:fore o daresao venture further toward the myticti., : '
'l ,, ,ot if speakirt4 w Litn•elf, - sus Pole. Dr. Scoreaby, awing others, may be
••C ta' 1 I hive liet..n to much mistaken. I mentioned as one who has bees within its area.
must hive bet.h. or there is stun) unaccountable i This veteran Arctic navigator was engaged fur
c'o.inge bare. Will y,u slow me, Miss Nina, to wore time thirty years in the Greenland iabery,
say tuts in irniug what I saw iu your hand at that sod discovered the coast, and served on the east
' I ern al le which bears his name. Oa this occasion
"Yes ''
. .
"It inernber, I belivve oothing—you unlit near the Geerulatid (hoar, and - foand himself it,
lh.lieve uithiug. You will observe these lines „pen water beyond. ilad he _bees prepare! to
in thl4 art of the baud Tne - night before list p l ums, : has voyage, he ought !Lase pu4beal on sear'
there s great confusit.o iu these hoes, which t - er the pale thou any naviga:or before or ainee,
-ul le ly on rged and tLrsuitiated in this p dist. , but he did 04, dare to venture beyond a point
fu •lie isu, L oig, of the gipsytbis er , lul I denote , from wltizh ho was uncertain of eumping before
trouble an I erre which had been githering ab int ; the se 'son had passed, and therefore, retreated
pia fir 1,01110. tile”, was LI ;V/ centred in the prey , through the pack.
vot. A. little f trther OU they app'ared ag .itt, Cipt. Parry, in his wellAnown boot voyage,
sepArate I into tiro, one followiug a uniform eourso att.:awed to cross this fl sating ice, and was woi
ttil tt,gradirall) vauish,tl, the other dividing into provided f ir the purpose; but it was unfortutpte
see .ral, which again became coefused, and cora• i l ly hard r and rougher than he soicipared, and,
tirt,'A and lost. Tbesewt.r.: in the future, and a though mating progress northward over the
denoted two paths, one I , .sdiug on Oar .ugla I drift.; he tumid that it was actually bearing him
sunshine and r0....e, In 1 the other through trou- southward. The pr jectors of that expedition
b'e and arrow, and purl spa through sin and thought the plan tire most feasible one to reach
shame " . the 1 ) 41o, entertaining the belief that if they
t' And ultic was her patla * ,Dictor?" askoi het could p.m. this/1,4'61as ice, they could /Lad as open
!nattier Al 61J1 , 41 , /.
"It. w , ull di .nd urn' her own ehoie" I It mast here be remarked, that is the Sum.
eou' Io o tell. But I have the uitimat cotifi hence or r, north winds prevail in these sem.; and side
in a resolute will to chow. its own path. 4,0,1 I el 11 a strong currentosetting to the south, th
had is • is its ti .r f toe,sud scti,ris all the II:ontio-s whole mass of ice accumulated sad (weed in du
n ee o..., try to .I vi le Tar herself, and therefore I ring the Muter, break„ up en i is earned towar:l
give her the a IVIC ' t! I lit! " ' .i, the south, Tbs. belt of broken ice, or the"pack,"
".tn.l you say there as a'ehloge Sitloo then?' all it is Ciiied, forme the otel impedimeat to as
"0: elle I was' mistaken then. I see now, approach to the 1 1 .1 e by the North Atisstic
but this one clear fine traversing the future, de- Chelan. In .he tall Shen stroag amuses!, T i e d.
noting a calm, and peaceful, sat tranlitil lift." prevail, en& of this pock as nowise is e r s te
' But atoms, Dmstor"' said Nina, with a sad tossed beck towards the Pole, is a measure MI,
smile. ' isg ep the *pea sea from which it had entre;
a . Perher so, nay dear girl, though they are bat whether leers are hied*, or rsaistin4 currents
sorer solitary who walb lo company with their sear the Pile to prowess its secumulatios there,
owe hearts. Trust in God aud &limpid° right." or whether a warmer temperature exists to di.
'',lout •y Whet if I hare not lass so`" solve it, remiss to be lette.
Cuau►►ogs put Lis arm if 041141 her soil
!row litr to h►s s►.lu sod kissed her
'•Toen lay caution Lad weaning in itr asked
he 1) stns
There was a most strange coineideriee in the
:iso. For two years Nos• had been Nl:wiring
•be attentions of a man who, in the opinion of
p treat*, was no way suite I to_her by educe'
4ioo, or station, or habits of life. There is on
1 , übt tut she loved hills; as the young love,
terming to their own minds a bold ideal, and
elothiag it with all the bpleimiid drapery that
f-ney eremites, and then attaching all these charms
use imiliidu4l without stopping to inquire
tat real worth -It is the misfortuoe of ear•
ly p.utb, and not rarely the folly of maturer
,ears To the firm and decided mind of Nina
lie opposition of ber parents made no difference.
thou ht she was cut/sullies ber own bappi•
(I'll, while they wont selfish nod cruel in stand
tug between* her and her tore ft , r him. They had
iivrai ) s, however, treated him with bile:Nese sod
respect, ttiougllt y untie no concealment, of
!bur apiguitien,to his nut.
But tbo evening toefors the D)otor's first visit
so *here ttion took plato between him sod Mr.
Cummings, in which he e.t.a insulting irortis,
m,l was forbidden the house, and be departed
,:,) lug,
- /U 4 ldw dip you!. tauaily, Sir, mill Dauber
TtiP nett turning a letter was placed in Nina's
oats I
by a tnes.,tiger from the village ; the ems:
'cots of wbseis she did not communicate. But
4.i day lung There was a look of unaccustomed
co.lec and care in her cmotenance. She
11 Ivor ahem . . th as if in a dream, and not
rill toward evening did she manage to throw it
“ff and appear herself again. But a sad suspi.
clots 0 fear oppressed the heart of her parents,
which* showed itself mast clearly he the Dec. tor wa4 taikiog with her alone. -Whether his
commuoicatioo had any effect in determining her
futons conduct I an not tell; but the following
eventing, as she was returning from the village
with her father, be notioed that some pews
was following tbem, and, pausing, he came up.
It was
"Why ere you foilowiog us, Sir!" Mr. Cum
lags imaired.
"I bare muse to claim my bride," wee his
reply
I ‘.ll oot pee her, Sir."
'•She ii by your side, S:r. Nios, will you come
with mr?"
'ltalian!" exclaimed Mr. Cuerinr
..N if. father," said Nioa.
“W W II, then, my d4uriter,” he said, dr,pping
h.r bawl which bad liekti resting on instils, and
raking oue step aerie, "ilooidd for yrrarself
licsce of inked sod c iinfot in your old b mme
with us, or pov.rty and so seeming ciossieeeti
with him. RAI •ot well, Nitta, before you speak.
Will you go •iih me?"
“With me, Nips," said the joss% maxi. '•You
can nett I/Altera."
`•S , !—I do not, Henry. It I could be impel..
w ,r o , I *a t;tl y Jars gialty But thie—
no, ne7cr ict g) with
you "
N W Ord was tail Mickley walltiki boas, and
tie heat cu..rainx 40 trace of eat;iriol or regret
way frUU IU her fmx, whatever [might have bveo
her Lew L.
J> you think uow?" Mr. Claaaiage
.sk4•J, wheu he tied rsisteJ this w the Dsotor.
'•I ihtuk th:.re are a th.,usamt eoieeideecee to
J•ily lives ju*t a, striking, if we could only
s. o their oimotelion," was Gm answer, "I do
o it bo:ieve soy more to my art than I did be•
fore, but I have J.:rived from this an additional
eatuloo against omits It."
I have beers relstiog :ery simple facts to this
Sh %II I m It a rumaoce by telling the
quer! The 'V ielor d.ti o.it see him•ielf to St
cis s LeoJ a. iteittglel w►tb her destiny; hot vould
be 144 check tom, after only one year be. plow
od, iota ber heart., Le would see there his iistaki
to bees ,if the o.tbleas acid purest lova S. al•
wirsitips biro, and, with the seesaw, and
utarty j y of 01/ the Gait)y, aim to is/marry him
iu wry v.
Is then as Open Polar Sea
appearance “f 1)r. lisoe's long expected
curative of Aram Expeditious will againawakes
ea interevriu Use quastioa of ea opea sea sear
the N irth fir his discovery of that sea,
with the varied details of every cireutustanee
c..innected with it Ca 3 uow be investigated, sad
the evidence: of its coutiouitice to the Ade of the
eArth be duly weighed.
The idea of a wanner region near the North
P de, which writ be acc•impiated by open water
ro i, aq a natural consequence, with animal life
iu gri ater ahurviance than to the permanent ice.
belted than ict further south, is.,_not &ASV toe.
More th.to two ceniuries ago, the appearance of
open water in the oighest latituie aist suggested
he pissed the p*ek . of keeping
~!. F. SLOAN, EDITOR.
NUMBER 2E.
Dr Kane wintered .th Smith's Streit west the
79,h parialiel Fr .ua this poiut the followieg
Spring be re•ut over the km uoi , thwarti
ab•rut 125 tuilel to a direct line, whet, •hey clam
to eo iii4tl Ilea the shown. of which they traced on
the east twarly 30', and oo the wearers
sae to 82 3d, approximate!). At tine fat re
mote polar, v i i.Jai a Itt-,s.t, • I four LUl.drCrd
and eighty feet which crilo.l, 1 , 1 le.' a hnrit ro
nearly forty 1811 LA, the v.re, of flue Fatty were
gisideocd with the Lit I 11.511ing
'Wee sod a Fwd . , breaking in amoug rooks
their fret which stayed Jbe tr further progress."
As they travel:L-1 Li 'nit, chatind etptuded
Coto an izelers arts ; an l taking y etz miles
ea the 112.30 I'4 .10 ray, this
set had a justly c,i.oatQd .acct of wore thrum
400 "(pare mile!.
This was ra the month of J ioe, yet titers was
every tudtestiou that this ester h.id Leeu Orin
during • must Euvcre Arctic IViute:; far the
shores did Lace whh:ll ele.ewliore
iu Smith's Strait iilicat% s alike, both permaneat
and annull freerng, !tut fuel lit., too, to which
Dr. Kane had beeu a stranger, uoa burst up,.
the party. Geese and du.dis were abuotleua,,
#artio i tlarly the Breut % a.:grAwry bird
which the Dndor ha 1 :u voy•
age in Wellington Clittin.d, when tb , y gore fly.
ing (ward the south. The rinks uud the aborts
were crowded with *ea swallows, whose halms
require open wale/awl shim a. re t Lieu Lrttdisagi
in fact, to usJiLt worde,, -it wAs a pto,
ture of life all arouu I'' 0. pint. I hereis leas
said, as the semen w.,3 to r.rly t..r th. ir dove'
°pawn% This iuereas• of autiutti and vegetalsis
life, with the rise of the thermometer is Übe Inv
ter, sod the welted snow upon the rocks were
indicative of a eui:d.r e.itesie tusard the Pole.
Appalling Burning of a Ship
The foliowtag details ~1 a humble Isaac of pi
racy and burning of a ship at Mae, a have been
received at Lloyd's lo.ur ,nee Offi , •-•
"The Dowell ship Blued, Cipt Beyond's, 700
LOOS banks, with bowlean 3UO sod 400
grants (va:dice) fur /lei aua, pat La, k to 31aelos i ,
about antont Le 1 -p.a,tcli la dated LI log
Kong, Auzust 10 )s ib h , r water ea:,ks leaking
and cargo shifted, illy* erte,,uritered boisterous
weather, sod onrea•Litiz the 01t, , r rude brought
up to an umber. , Torre rlac remained repairing
the I , ifizers ezerei.iug t.trict % tb I,tuc, iu preMot
ing the coolies golog tv.:lttr., I•J r tar tiny should
make their d•Clp . F,,r thr week., whatever
diseentetit way have I, , evit' , l, u 'gas of as
outbreak woo d s etu t nate L.2.ten entertain
until a ChICICAke .1“Ct• r traftli.o 10 , c,p
mischief was ‘ire a tog In pr ,, p r,r fir such a
euntiugency air a rat-tn r f it,t ..,t , , Cue small
arms were p'Jvc iou t!. , r• r. ./ tW I Pons
were .1 witt, g IpL u, i 1 ,-,,cc I forwir.i.
' ,, Abort ewe u . c .e c it %lc 10w.% ut the Sth
the di•turLatoce CULDUJ eI. . cc, w took
pluses p , lop Td. • fir A
r a• lii I had i.o drect,
ttio c .11e• ari• iII e I L•lvr:lr !li. 11,,
alll.oll Mlltl be Jpri... ! plus, bricks ,
ru Irdiu ate c ..ttiug tdd cmptuta
g.v.i ord. r, io hi, Li- tu..o
atel) aroey r 1..1 • t .1. ...1 turps
fr..tu t t•to Fn C
Thi. td jowl)
the ttA, hod tt,e c kinea acne Lu:
they sought r e,-I:,ge Ly rc,nn n fr,.. i., a u , Lpr
MD l to a t...,%% UAL:AU to th •
Ly A.vitng 11,tue, t-••.1.1, e ; n.r, n 1,, f
A frigh . tui rc:ue ot cat ; !,n 7, elo ti es
rushed upon the deck atei n dolln, maid-red
ail tile Othl,!Cf •• of ; &LT N dicw, UOr
thu eaptato, SC11: ;lit( r (D 'l•hc ship
was MI oD to a L 1.2", IL at,J af, Iu :,bout so
hour thu %cc a en 1-1,,
..I,ltLcu the
fore and to sz D, and about it, dun. f l,l i.eC m i ca .
POD blew al, wlth a trent,, tad. u • i pl •• Ica The
ship wai to tautly bur,ol and a
vast. tignutrer tln •po .1 ere 1111 , •, a (11Dipag
un the ebail,a, ptii.,Le I vrit:,l,er 0 tLc Duna
Ger who were .0 b Sur l •ni•'•l I.lz, r, w aunt miss
etigcre, stmiu• S.IO i,iy 15) c. , o : e, l with their
liveo; the RWsi oder t'u r bun ut thp
ship ur thoo Tt., -ff.. .-o a liroo4
sort at i, , 4 at g "
Alleged Karl3r of a Wl:3 b; 113 r llasiland
The Lswi,tueu F,,i, ) Jorrnal gives a
lengthy acc,uut or a I,:•frit.,,t: wurlvr jerpotated
io the towu 0" tin.' ar , itm victim
bug Mrs. i.1.•1 the •tt p. ct. LI mtivicter,
tvcr bwb.ud , U,Lirgc King Lit. T4c Jcagrita/
sap:
Mr Knight is a farmer, al.i.ut ferry, sod his
wife was u..,t f r frotu Flx , y yesrs of ago 8, far
as anything that was lie.hi•ct) known before this
tragedy, :bey had hie' blyt her p. seeably. Mrs.
K. was the w.dow of an elder brother of Mr.
Knight, and has a laru tAititiy by lirr former
husband, all of ir Low arc tutu rt,d w. men grown.
She had been [name I to Knight thirteen years.
Mr !Welt Las LI On the creolog
previous to the murder Koi r :Lt Li , <Ged up Lis
team and started for the residt Ewe of a neighbor,
some miles diataut, in order to rt act, Greys eon.
tier early the next mquiug The family retired
at the usual Lour, Iva% int; the porch door untasit•
' erred in care of Knigh re'ur u
In the middle of [be ui l Lt trio c hild ren h ow l
groans proceeding f4uu Mrs.Anight'• chamber,
and btiug alarmed, 'Ley pr.Nrul the aid el a
neighbor, %Len Kui B ht ass there fobod
witu her throat cut from e,,r to tar, and a pillow
thrown over her face, as it to smother her
cries.
AU . the uircurostruce4 seemed to point so
strongly towards tlio Lu,batpl as the supposed
murderer, tlist on the uyat dry Lo was itrrested
at Grey's corner Bll , d, it i..sid, w.ss discover
ed on his shirt sod curt, a kuito, irli.th he was
seen to secrets in the woods, WAS found tg be
covered with Isloud. It t, supposed that sloe
after leaving home he btopptd 1.1, cart in the
wools until u to • t •torn,,l mud per
petrated tLc d, cl, 11, 1-714, o t. •trl) / hi•j.urDty.
Who is Impunity!
AVo iirev.iured tl.st tlo.: t .1:.,%% ing is 2 record
of posiii‘e octuir, ULI t•ti gi‘c it to OUT
rude re.
hiring the rtidi ode ft ccr rf 1: 2 :3, as sell-
It) J 4. I.laUltr 111 a (Vitali) • f )1
used 114 L let Ik t I 2/I•:
without sent uriog tut.. the ", ' ( ibi ut tifiy•
five houses:) hituAel4 Ail, r A t spvtitstese,
hitstectr : ht. wick LI Via' takftlg
advett.to of eirtruisi-tAtit c tli tl . ) Rrwiucd to
&lOW I loud liiot rl• r 1,114 011 /Ma
;I* pry;fl pf) 4 ')) , NI- tr..s 111:;e arre6l,
14,,thei, r t id •• 1 vs ' cv.v J Al., • Liaise
Iltitst, " Ole Its :st•l lir.' e,i,tuttsug
With It fti iiti, as to j •r• 1 It of Ito
veuturiuj i tutu %hi, , I. .4..r.ty.
1)1 y. u putt! Le, g'.
with itaf,t) ? N • (car f I I, I, t, , :•'
" tit, J t, I, .43 ,u, eta go
lul istaj 4a ;U.,.; •u pkan; w,ll{- is•
puait)
" IL: I our r, u.l, 'I *nit gla.l
pit Lave t•tld tuts tti.st. 114 t%.• 1.. r g 2.•
astdi d 116111—'0 acid— •; b u t 1 did ut.tx
kuuw dice aoy n Ler idaci it lit to a I
04 ;till put u? at. N tor you Lia‘r 1,:t1 Idei;lakopr
ev , r, dog it, if 1 con't try lu.puutty's...
lanr is it 1"
flir f kul vane v(1 in a!or neivr
healed Lis sail WU'', a Litt at.) . —New Orlatam4
&Brier.
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