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that house uu the welt ou which the pri.,m.r c .,„ . 1 .. t I , h. ,. I fl i g h t 1 ,,, d, ) ,„ bei,,,,_, the fir,
was robbed—for Charley had told me to when I 41,
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visited him in his cell. I bad then asked ch. ut tile,.: ~,,, I
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,y au•ill'•. ,i. 41 , • i lA' for a very singular ''tw, t: .m I.lllir-a. he tinier, .1 a horse and buggy
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au I .I. .a i.! Tn.q.l Cline several Yet for your mother's sake, let me hope you will ' ii ,ro, L. It try l lbtene , l the wolf, of course, '- 1 1 !ITIJ, he 1r ,y. 4to 1 , . f . the SlOwt!st possible
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With rersid t.. to pr .co,:atiou ou the prison: which had been used to fire the burned house! I • • huv , l „„ g •. yAs Until the hogshead striking a il i e') ' i ''' 1 -e "'IL!' ttood it' the door, bettieen
wIR w ~ rid yar a. hunt for Judicial honors some.
er:s part tut -owl, a 'il , e,i, it was proved upon his went to the table end found that / bad taken it 1 stone fair y, the slaves worn by lung tray i', were
o wn wino—ion that h.. 11.i•I lowed ill treated there from Moulton Warren's Est: I looked to see if I • broken An, and I jumped tat and found myself thing like ti,L. tol;uwing,touveraation ensued:
and float h. hid .sworo to have yei4euge. And I had been observed—said I had not. I put the away ‘. l ,4;wr, in the lower end .4 Cattaraugut 44.4unw, C a n li 1.0,--- , 1, Mr. J 7 —tittiog this horse
furl:el.:en, , IT w,- provost iT ,„ t . t ie 1,,,,i been I paper back, and then took one from my- own hat, • tom4/30 miles from the scene of the !1-.,+:.r —f, r the: .N,.w York Marl t." '
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d/Subt of tto. truth . f your tiori4-t, atk the 4 iesiao.:
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Neal C4:Lie 01 .:42 herons try ..tr.,qger .ti. . I returned to the tabu and sat down. Warren i ..„, , R 4 1 ,1 ij „ . , A •
„,,,.. • I .iistlLlAte--21 , tsCAUSe 1 didn't know but be
Tue ill. ii ~I• • u s • ~ a O ick basement room was by my side He had written hit opinion, - I. it et': t. utly n i! , .!:!...1 th it the ...., 11 t lull!' ''' t ! '• i • '!' !!!`” lain to go 4 Jer"re a hearse I
whcrc th,ti:. : and ~:., i -.tuff lil ktudiiug wire and took's knife from his rocket to cut Ir Pr, t of ~:,a . .a ~;„, ~, u .,, ,„ i a full wt ei , 014 - ince "''"l' '"'-' .i..,t tie want answer the purpo.se.—
ktpt En rat e hrkt Leeo g..tiottl through a back ' the large sheet . I 1 ., ' • -,
' .to .t ooctirre:i. lir n..% rNC , Tl'd g. , 1 the erwpse around it' time
,
wiii d„, v , wi„,41 1 ha, n. e ,, 1 ,,,, T , prod open w i t h "Let me take your kuife a moment, if/you i — ..ti
ow - R44-urr444 n "—F.fill:c.l j I er'Ts.r
a stou• sio"flot 1.,-. io,ut wall was of brick please," I said to him. / ' A TRIAL
lull 1111. Olin CENT.—T.., Was:. .110. _ _ ---
and t,...., ti ',a• ; ,...14 4 was foetid the blade o f a Without hesitation be did ". I ttA4i it '' — it ,„..:. u St,,r if t h e S. I, ~ ,,ya: “That , Ante day , . It FA-,T MAN —The keeper of a livery stable
knife wore, a .1111 k een ttr--kLit -ft it, trying to was Charles Ambold s kitile:--tlie i :I f /dud ,
, i ; ).., pr du,- dealer in Waahington - •'•1 a cos. .t, t',4• I' i 1 ad :slit!' it of eauti..1.60 1 . ! leis patrons
raise it: (the sit- 1 , ) T. I, ~;• .c...• r,c gwr, das wrtagt , or: WWI all the power Epos seed 1 re- ; I 0.•., r a i,, ; :r ia .,•1 3 ; . I ritat...er 1r .• taiiiiog. ROI aga e-, iapoi .I:iving One day, ooe of them
64.:141., 4 444, • I.:, 1 .1,s 4, I a lit 1114: . ai•aker of t• train*, my deep etuotious, and ha ing cut my !,.irk talon: 1,., i ',,- t- nt , -, ,iii „,. r:
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:ur, tell.: a: o.llwe 1 , ...; a telt'. to join a funeral proeos,,iorr, an d
oath it) 114.1 ILIA I. 4 tau,,. , Il oiler IJr A tb. dso paper I banded lama the knife. :,,d Tw.:• ~ , . . ..',_.. i' ~..,,,-. • ite r ..e on oat/niche lilri the reins, our friend, as usual,
only a mow ii pit riot' , -4,d tie kn.-is the blade . Why should be have that knit so boldly abdut l cliuLd t. , tr'e^ivP. cl...in.in;% this' , i o e-lca at hi• mechanically oh...try, .1. .. Don't drive fast !"
at ..o. , at.e: ...e 11, i : ' ' him. 1 aftetirtirtle learned. le had , not worn 40. A dttpitte 4 4.-ued, which Laided in the "I, e-k here. old fellow," exelaira• - sl his customer.
114 IT, ,aa , n ' 7 iiii. The fire had been est- those pantaloons before bin" thAight 'or the oni t,, Tio r ge tting out a warrant fur the oddcent, "Fin b. und t . ketp up with the prooession, if I
dently a,: iir.t t, the shavings which Lay upon fire; and now he used the Wife probably, with- and, the ease being tried, he recovered it. kill the horse!"
N•t.v :IRA to pyrso Ch es
1 , 0 c .ur- Wa+ purzwin Ile
ita.l ate.,,} 1r..0 ao• that b. w.. tl reform
au I k• repr.it, had h. broken a I bad
111,en tatkt,l to hint ht. p. , n hrr, until he
had w , p• etool; tar tiro eff , et was not
o.tioe 'l•6 tc ., • 1 1,-,4,!), temptation more
ett ••tiv. !tool co 11-1 wteld • He
wou t. 1.1 .1 by e , mpanionship,
uol 1.. r. al% nil, to- 11•101.., 1 wa= g• die One ur
LW . d t. It had gaitod great power
ov,r htm , au. up -11 tip :0 11,- w a .t e .l m o o c h o f hi m
An
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L.l par.. l I; .•
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7w1,“ had d• It r. tutu all others to lead
y. u L a ....a, e. 1,. 11 arreu who had
dr,,nk with I -10, a ,•I w: • 1, low away to
,r,• Hritits siu and pollu
. 11 t,yk. •• p r . „ • jar)? I could unly
112., r , u•, ^euu I that Charley still
,e ll ep t e-eo ::L Tli• ppm scorch.
it, 1, 4 : 1 ..t tLi,• flame that
seor.ll , . Li II ic,l!) a. 1,,,ed th,,t 31oulton
V .rreu
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elect ti,oetrD.
WIIO LIVETH.
I.IT • At 191 LYOV, 01' I TuX.IMILr
not. yrll.,se 1,,,r,1ta sou/
,• .1 to tner,- tur) shrtties,
/11. 1611•. , orldly real
`1:1 1 . ...110 L t
'Vlo , o• ulth K , lden dust,
tad nev, upon tho. dai ,
Whoa. lout,. !war oornol to U.. grave
A v14).1.1t111,a2 of f,....114g CI&
t, o.t lh^ .mr•ltor from l b . dead
N 1161/0411, Pk Mill and baarsorm wave,
• art 1,4, and 14ands are strong,
p I .r encit n .old ter a grave,
ra; •, till the weak
kr- '•.,-;rri. orrt ‘i.1.1 or ;
%rot t. rov• • fit. rt.serrvhd
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tu•• ;edviug wy
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I'lo I ,V 41.. •it' I. h.q. bliod,
I. It,. that I had
me if
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‘,, render' g 1,
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;,e Jur y . 11.• •r 1 Worrell —WAS the
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ERIE, SATURDAY MORNI*,
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$1 i 0 A YEAR, IN-
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the stone ilnor, but piled up :agai a wo slen
partition. This door was datia,td sonic . I
the outer shaving even, were ndl,rned up
64 1 e1i
But just a c t the edge, when the ' commenced
lay a piece of paper, rolled up, . abJut hill'
burned, and from the manner in it lay, it
was very evident that the fire h en sot with
it. This piece if rolled paper hireu ignited
by a match, a number of whisk re scattered
around, and as soon as it was on bit bad bees
laid upon the fluor, with theend jest to
the shavings. Of course, th t le livings Acre
in a blase instantly; buttbe paper 6h being up
on the damp stAves, bad not burrk wholly up
And this paper was found to ha part of 4 .
letter belonging to toe prisoner!"etter
he had received from a ;ilea of Hand a f i r4eud
of mine) only a week before! Tist friend had
to ...rime forward aril swear that pit. of charred
paper was‘a part of a letter he hadri aui - o tht.
primmer! Title friend's name was wn Gra n
He was a young merchant, an letter hut
been Patten for the purpose of dl s rig Atubold
reform. Stephen tried ha to ,id testify
ing, for be knew as did bevilltat the fire
mast have been set with tyat itinr.4l paper;
was summoned, and he eould m duty hiq • , en
chirography. •
l'be ease looked did•k.,), Man:witoesses were
willing to testify toAbe prisonet good qu-diti...;
but nn one could ivrcar thitt berias not dis,iri
ted and degraded. Tina boilselad been t. hiin
indeed, a regime infernal 1..!14. I trivtion cried
out Air bis biily life; and its ditenee had l u n g
been eating/away his soul.. box Charlie! 1
bad befle been sure of bit inuoceue , ;kio
now I could only shake my lead and
Filially he was allowed to spak for him+, if.
fie / Said he was kilos:cut of tliner:ln! Itnpute I
ttyhtin lie said that he had tivateued to burn
that house down —that lie had id. about all that
had been br)ru to. And, fallen:El./re, he v---
arouoil the house an the night et the tire. If •
was not-ten rods off when the dines horst ford:.
and he was one of the first to OP) , the alarm.--
He bad utiered one ory of tire vireo he (wiles , '
where the flames must hare oriplateil, and tlik
thought oame to him if lie wereinund there, ho
inigh be enspeeted of basting itel the tire, so h
run away lie a 1,4) sat.l that, tie t te titgto 4
fore the conflagration, he had men *robbed ii.
that lion s , : 11 is pOek..Ln had hem ,•tilpi t.f
ever) thing in them, gut! his pockit hook vont:l , u ,
iog forty dollars to Lumley, and mule va;aable
papers bad h••eu taken. Hu hen pine there ou
the night of the Ere to try and petmade them t
give him back his money and papsni--or at le•At
LO get buck what he could - Whet he got.there,
he saw a tuna go in whom he did tot witqlt to art •
to he bad hang around waiting fi." him to de
part Ho was around by the beet of tits build
ing onee—end that wag an h••ur Vetiri , the fir
brol. out Ho anew n ohing •-ri ring
clasped his hands. nod with hi- t.• 1 1 1.
rat,ed toward heaven he called °TO; t n•-s
-that Ile was innocent:
I tyLve told you that I knew him we',l I 1:d w
him so well; that from that tea 'meat 1 kutw him
to be innocent! I knew hi 4 very sAtil-1
how free and ipeu it was—sb, hArsinfull) •!
I knew there %cal ty, ftkehn. , 4l in the st..r) h
had b.ld us
"My boy is inuwent! yy h,4ls , jun•weni:''
heart the erv—,t
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axt
user. inlo t••• arm/. ard
•11 ifuna'
was ht. poor old tnottwr! Her" hoart a., 1:
high br Yet I.,aw that all Oita fit I but
hub., Get up , ,u i / tic tuns. 11 f
pri.mer'.eours• chs.i pattnn—lll4 twiny th r ,..
arunat thy hnu4P—an.l thy vors tof his h i
lug beon P•bbed and atm../ it th, r T•r •
against Attu
The counsel f r the prianner mad
whim!, wa• I iii red and hard _
(nongh to intiroate that if hi• el)
et the hick part of OW Ii u'••
Lomt have been intorteated
had better been left out.
not shake, and be did •
evidence, sortie of it
I afterwards lour
Raged that law.
The goverir
It was p'
elusive.
int wax •ui,d
.rt 'th ui ..ne
lu short his pi ! a
rbeeviduue- he coui I
he e. , uld to supp ,,, e
Jost absurd and ridietilou,
. that Moulton Warren en.
r fur the y ,uthful pri,nrn.r' -
Arta att , Tney to3tlo
ntraight forw‘rd, arid very 'it
ANCE
OBEtt 24, 1857.
oat tt,r lewd ri•airtubrutie.• lutia it bad I
-11-I,tne , l lur, A , . 1) . pvecili 4r ;I"ecri of
tii .4 trbi.'. it Nai wide .subser-
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We talk. d (pr •otne teti minut i a. and I found
that elii,yen jury vrere bt tit on rendering
verdirt ...k v e,ol,r:i; though tu•• , Z of them were
in favor 4 r,, , oitincroling,the priioner to merry
Moulto i t(W tt r a VrAi decided lie had nomerey
at all/
r,revi a I) I started up and pretended to be
faynt 1 -aid 1 mu.t go out a tcw moments. 1
kr a at tilt, door and the d't:puii -Le.riff came
'He hear I my plea and iet me out As soon ss
we had gained a safe distance, Prold him all
lie wi• :14.411,11,d Ile went away, and when
he eau". back lie brought he d*triet judge and
rite slicriff 1 told again, whatil had seen—l
asQur , th, m that 1 knew what IWO seou—.h it it
Wa , nlm , re :-u-piston And t eiVnined,
Warr, u's mintier in the jury room, los firm , r
eolilleellOn with the prisoner, and his known
character.
weal away, stud at the end ot ten
mtuuto, they returned with a constable added to
Caen r, mud ha.l a fre:.hly
writzen iworument nt hi hand Th. tihenff
Lade Inn p t.,t out the hat to them as ...On a, w
cut i red the io 414
The do 't• of the Now, 10 - tatl, and I
p..l,lLed tlittn t.) the hat. 'rite sto•rlff took it,
sc ha tt ‘VarrL:a leaped to
hi. and iz d it, •rat. Le't.l hick
\V itt:.tautty t.ent judge that tL
jury L.. 1101.1 , Ti. y w. d, and
tilt )10u1t...i \Varroti w.i , ;ward:F.l 'ri.e kni!t.
!Va./ I Liu.' ni.,u hitu, :0.1 tytor at
et
d rz uilt The pre.st Iv. •.4 that eu r
.Utlteer by him iu .t !IT
Ways kVirl,lli au h ur.
n, u jury was touell..d, and Chad,:
.1.•:.b Y.'4 4 deltlitt , ;; Sh .rdy afterward , '
4Vart. ..n.l it w.t., ILtitily pr .v(
Lit. - h an 1 that !Iv u 'tau
t .t tt ha,. 1,-, u hint , 1• up in !t,
1 .• iu. r au .1.
sy t :•• tii 1•r • S:tr h i incurred hi+
a.ur.• ..it 11. .1... 'and tlif- ht. r• •
v. r to% ; ; r I. 1
i. w front the first, but dart d
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h- .orr. to'vont,Lbsr th. m
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titid eh. lovv
1.• r ..i'v
uni-e.O, with strangling and
,t h, 1 .11,c a ; , ,.rs.)ti id the last ago
tv.• ‘,l ~• rni• ste.u,:,ing and gasping
'r, ti , , d te-Trrttiou, during
, , drawn back.
At Thu r.quatned in that fosition twenty
• t te..et. 'nitrite. were the toog..st while
•11 , 1k • • 1 1•'*/ . . 1 .11 I , . i, 1 a king glass toiler
A TOUGH STORY
NOTHING TO PAY
•tt.ln4 t ....tr.tn.inothin4 to est
1, not h' n •t all to shlontr.g the otreet
hin t . worth Anßtt•R at WA lima of day
it..t u.. aon•w. ft...Khoo of "Nottuag to pay."
Nr (11,w! n •anl Op. , orro.r, rnu by bin lank,
.1 to tub* , ram of both side. of the book;
6.1.• nu Dg•lft...r n. .t door la *./ radunt sad 'my
ttu ~ml tt 0 ) our life he urn "Nothing to Pay.
.1•:he , mtth In Llo e:Nee mt. calm and hedato:
o uubtnearod oim, he yrtul is to knu fate
lit. u••tee I Olt ;a.1,41 • wri, the) to out of titu way.
... :.t. • u a'le a.% Le Lam “NotLu.kg to Pay
Tun Cooler, lag pOrtel from over the bell,
fr..o au enre aa a lark Or • bee.
r,.r - ..u.. 11..11.• gmrlatcLi• his clay,
.a., e.i4 elop.o)tra, 11":Stabitig to Pay
•1•L...•.001 t e .y aho stg is fur the beard of a maa.
Au.l 11P•CpeadVIlt 1011..12 an be C. 13,
.‘i• • •n: ftb ..taat er the d. 1.4),
• :•• ‘• •.t hat 'N.•tLini to Pal ••
peps tut Wet use Wars gone,
t• 'I u. t[4.: .ne•i, alone,
—th.mg 1, 14.ttr. %111 lanky,
1.011.1. e th• "Nr.uk.ing in ray
Th« 1.• r * g ILt the :mei of Ile too
T•• r.e.t1;14”,.. -• ~o: I. Or 4.4 13,1s—ft . 1
u. • l a. h.• fr t4c ny
If ,r,/ja t‘ott be "Nothing to Pap
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-tat. !Atli. I h.:rt. 'llO to Pay."
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Remarkable Case of Going - Without
IV. f,ll)w . in e r, from the Al
in.! .1 ..t o , :t 1 A f.w 1.
p I i
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ilt IlVe.
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•,l file .scieut,
bb. g. , es without eating, I
r id with g o er e:ghteen hours,
The character of Mrs
6rge isuu4byt of 'Alice competent
:oo•ck a I,‘) make tivir Atateulecits
•••pc: , eially as they were
tl• r oito I thtok the coudttion
-oole. it) • edting
\;t..t.,i•f.
'alter Cc Ll}
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,nt ly unvon+clow, a nd is
inn .u..tit • of the most horrid
;•h ,r, I i— , •v•-•• •f all ii , .-erirtlon, and go
• • t. t, 1 w •t• •••• ‘,1.-; I !::Isipnation
:1:. •• h ••1.1 ti?.. I , rtt4, Ivor.
•.- •r •renr.:- Sho hic had
.nt.titt I i 1 -t rai-ing her t—d}• up, then
oir tit •r-. :t I,:tok ms ti, Ow top of
! s bed-=thus brintriug h.:r feet
itt•l t 1,••• -t, tr , ( ;her t ,rltl a "t•tni circle
v.i•it rI • ' ^ ..•• l i• itastbeett
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la.. , t !,:t o.)unl s ,-, e no ernl. pee of t'r
4 n ,%% u4nall)• remain in
11: r I ng• r tban fr thre.: to
:Toe.. ILrite w e eks
they e 0 11:1 , '" ‘1•I. IV Its: 'hrollZh b.•• ,
ap. at IA,UUr ..I1
"4, v, tut yk. pt 'nut, tLi re were
ri;.t • - at, in 'hr tn , n , ind !iv- nun.tru.l of zuch
-1,-.
T:/• Ile: piffle,' Of turn the room
,silt pprine•• 0, :• , t .I,Pivlng and rt•tehing I
-i•np!y h •r, .1 1 , 1,, I •411 d tio ❑ went near the
i pr • •i *.qult which was alarm
;,
,nk'• t imp and impercepti•
r f r 1,0 ••• •;., up •u Err tongue,
au I iL ‘,•••:t he.r%n, wlnen lasted
•,,,er one
Fr ol •ta• au•l aflllavits I have,
alto,j, I : • ••. c.•rrect, this
has n .1 • .;.ti anything, all 1 even
n I! I it r (row it out the 20th of
:.1-t ••, u,1.• r 11th. the awe I
saw r moo u:o laven tnoro than a person
a' •11 1 ..1 11- , 1 ti I .• al while in health,
r u. 4 about 27
t• w tunas hiring this peliod she
t•a• okrti a 'tut , drr-tt, 3 , 1 I a few teaspoonfuls
f t • • juk_e froth appli..sauce;
but ati 'Gat 11.11rl•Ilinelllt, would not
niotin: •,•••• r •a' during. the-,whole
i „ rh al 'rt. • ••••• -• ,•••• ••f the bowels has
I hoco • " 1 ,r. !y Ird -inre a year ag".
la-t •Lin I •••• --tn ••f ur E.rir••3-ors and
thro .t 1 •• 'n •• rah • t!.•• tr 111,i•• to visit this
•I•t% at. ! z.'‘• •••tue philosophical"
• -nth nott:- which I took
r at.l any 1•11)-titian. wtah
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him. I - is 4 •-ase which
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•••;i4a tt, IL ..aid report.
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CHINS —The Quaricd.y re A ectiN,
6148.
itd
a very valuable paper un "Tractls 4n
'front which we extract the followiug:--
The assertion that the Chin,se lire a scmi.lesr. •
berous nation is'denied b, alto st Lv‘ry travjAer ...-
who has penetrated beyond' their warts wail Liked
freely among the people. In thu. rtimetosuta of
life, in courtesy, humanity, and domestic ejleo,
tion, they-are at least our equals, and iu sotno
respects our superiors`; and if WO haxu far tiot :
stripped them in science, we. way yet du well..to
call to mind how many uPtur arta, lusuries,atid
pleasures came to us from the East, anti tho,ere
were once the pupils of those of *hens Irene,
boast ourselves the master The item* of the
account can nowhere be better read than in-au
admirable passage from ao admirable work tryfir.
Draper, an American:
If the European wishes ttikoow how atnelritte
owes to the Asiatic, be is only to ett.t a glrevice
aertua hour of his daily WI. Th- clock *Web
_ in the morniog Was
were also clepsydras.
foe hi+ daily bresd,
.s infincy, '
trams ottti . Ti* linens
lothe' himself, tiWlllth
off rior to those wllfth
immemorial in tie
was sto'en by ve?ttie
from China Re
that with which be
city of Datu4s'cua t
Thc c• , ffe.. Le tx.
the Aieb'Sans,
and the natives of Upper lo ha prepared the
sugar with which ho /Oat tteLa it. A s,Volirtry
can tell the meaning of the Sauscrit word. sac
chara eanda. If hts tab:, sare li g ht aid he pxe
fers tea, the virtues of that tire licut leaf were
first pointed t,it by the in.lustri oits
l'htuuae.
They also taught hiiu how t u ake and use the
cup an•l sauher iu which to s.•rve it 11. e label'.
fast tray wyp Lit:lt:U.l - cl' iu Japall. 'loon lieu
tradition that leavened brcid a,.ts first wade ef
the waters of the Gauge, '1 tie egg Le le break
log was laid by a fowl %those lutecium alerted:).
tueetiestetl by the 31etaccuns, uol• s *he Lamy
have been, though that w, I u it atter ate oaserila
modern Shanghai. If th re are preserves and
fruits on the board, 1, t i.. i eziroit: b„r with tha.::.i•
fulness that Persia freteatc Lim the cherry, Alec
peach, the plain. If au) of titose d• lreate pre
parations he detects the flavor rid nilstskt:l, 114- It
remaind him that eulistauce vial first ley
the Arabians, who bave net b::1 rirautawerresy
example, which it will b • for hi: I.eityfit to loin
low, of abstaining front irs tow. \Vii übe ta lks
about coffee and alcohyl. he is n. ins Araliie wards
We gratify our taste for per-oral (-truest:4K fe
the way that Orreutak hay. taught u:withirearle,
rubies, sapphires, diamonds Of rubble oiromesf,
meats it is the same. The ni wit m•vgnitieieut
fireworki are still to be s• en in I t and
and, as regards the Tin:rim-3 nf puree /UV,
Europe has produced n ioventi,m wbielf cab
rival the game of chess. We liar. , no hydramlll6
constructions as ,Treat as the ("dim- .• canal, — ith
fortification as extemove tli C. 11; We
have no Artesian w,:14 that can 'C all approaat
io depth to some of their:. 11 .r Ne t iee
sorted to the practiec of itvaininz .• ,3 1 is from
the interior of the earth; they hay? bonus f
that purpose more than three thourtand f e et rtc-trp,'
ood.
FILLIBUSTER WALKER AND. MA DEATAVItiIIe
INAMORATA. --Tbe following toatrrirp•ir., frOta
a recent book of travels by an Hogli.hman : '
I rsinp down the Mississippi with a gent.N.ttiq
from :lashville, who' hi'! h en at t z hyof
lienerd Walkt , r, atr; wli • cmfirr.rd, in e
-trong •St maz.ner, th rnserve
Q ,. ..h0w. ' r wa: Ficit‘s t t l,
u l r•Lo I .y h. had ever knawn
much ••ir, t. , .11.1 • 1 i ,•r
4ehmilfell iws, who called • " honey." ‘'ini , v,":
and other Stmdlfir eon' , ri•ni". • Irani- - Welker . "
never joined the •' • : 114 :4! :tic
games ; the only thin,' I.y wlif, h t 1.“.•
guished himself was, tt..i7 1. , al v tay
le-son better than any ty tha
moment 4(410.11 W:l4 I.•• t hoino to 1114
IC l 3,ther In IC. 14,2 i.., e•-
pastime was rea.hng tie
Walker first of nit si wie.; 1 divinity, and it w•
-probably only in coust.tp-ncc of tilt doul,o's rq
perplexities arot s, otleti disturb tit , . stuliee
our young theologian-,. ilia? IP' alive!, tit 1 alas
stuly for medicine : • ~ ga,c up f•r
some reason, aft. r a lieu. and t..) , ,k to titw, tvbistii t
as you know, is in tins country: of ru evn , 4 t
torus to politic.. lu auz,
tii itself with file pres 4 ; to addit a t a k
law and physic, he had an ,pist...lo of t..ve,
th•tugh not mentioned in the polou: 4400401 t
his career, had, 1 be,ieve, a grew. tlivet on bin
fortuities and character, and des story of whieth.l/
bad from a source in which I can put every CO.ns
thienee. At New Orleausirlicctune unpainted
with a young girl ; very beautiful and intelligent,
but 4 1e4i and dumb.
Walker was first attracted to this young lady.
by sympathy for tier melauchuly privation, but
Lnderer feeling soon arose,, and on her part tie.
young lady became passionately attracted. Ss.
Walker. Indeed, not being aware of t!ie usaiall ,
restraints which the conventionalities of to - eietri
impose on females under such Ci rel.l Mat •noes, she
displayed her affection in n mot., ~ o cti.restAre
than was pleasing to her friends. This letVwf
some restraint, and misunderstanding, ard es
trangement, and the p , or, beautiful•, but speeritt
leas girl, thinking herself deserted, sickoned anti
died. From that time Walker w:is a changed
man. He went to California, fought a dueil
and then joined a band of desperados. Thence.
forth the' sickly, studiou , milksep was the stern
and daring adventurer.
The story Pounds romantic, I confess ; bat it
ii the only intelligible clew I have y•t received'
to the strange revolution, which is admitted to
have taken place in ',hi: , insn's tibaraeter. Tt
must have required some great mental struek "to'
transform the sickly, yellow-haired boy of Nash
ville into the stern Nicaraguan filibuster. IlVhf
should it not be blasted love, and the visit;/ of
his broken-hearted deaf 'mute•, de- d fdrl,li.ti'Lfe l
him v To an imagination -❑,•h his maid be;
a vision like this may well become n perm:stint
and powerful reality, ea.ting dart: hte testy
his whole career and chart"ter Otp thing Tar
Walker I do admire ; I mean ilia silcner
Material for a Romanee,
A letter from a friend inform. u , of.the rearti—
age at Baltimore, of two the re•eueti frona,tho
"Central America." 1.,) , )!h 'rut ieS became
mutually attached to one anoth( r on bird
steamer, atri on the very evening preceding the
disaster, sealed their affectiun ith the
,tiStitir,
"vow." When the bile c.arre ani thwpailto
was at its height, the youti c ; !.,,]y threw / here4,
in his arms, and with a goll ,ut r) quite‘esimitig,
the romantic occasion, the ..t.tlt,ch. t au itnprilsed
her brow with one of T. ttu)i.rltt'siie4llt
sent" kisses, and' "slid" her use 'into , ate 64'
boat that was lowed. lie saved on a
plank. Upon arriving at 'Sur kik It, ',pig: re wet.
But the young man app,t , straugi. Ho balk
lost his valise, and oil h.s meo4. The younB,
man shook his head and ( • ked gad, as inue.h . ea
to say—"now, maybe ;Link. •o." But, 'aid
his devoted one, I ha<e enough. Fear
FatLer has two hundred thousand. AL: sidipaii
the affianced bridlgroom, and he looked..x.t.tuuie
ly philosophical, but said no wore. 32qlipuiiiissist.
iy vanished, and we suppose are now tfaj .p . ing
all the bit - smogs matrimonial,
Petersburg ( Vu) Express.
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