0,0 8' MOORS, PUBLISHERS. VOLV W 14: 28:6.°. oui coranuy =I Sorltstro—th is toodly Wad of emirs 411 .. ..ah04 sor Usthiellhae. tsar "ivy susitloll wears, : 0 thr par* clouds Us puspis sasitatilas % o w., Chualp.toeco the rinsof twigs of time. iaterauelue , Wes, lb forests wild sad wide, G rp/ -41,. ease.sastaateesirtii—thwt (mil It as thy P. 0." Irm 6 nd., 6•0e..1 br t.l. ru,ving dh, *oho of treseare,*et wiedelve4, tbat 'swath Its garbs* mv e n a oatanals' ho• bath the hand of auto i „, s f e ketriair eat the vast desire of the Varna! Plat! 10 e we tamale wart mitotic's Ankh that 11101uatalas fall to tat' m in a "Imre cleaves the am i ties : o bark, atal ales the rtee.i it,* ear' OA trees Ito Irity wil&roass up/prince tha p.opled 10 , 14 Valk drama were rock d , the trail ran., a freight 4 6-1 lit bring dovu; yi Aare the paothor howled aub.sn.t, .it mauled 1.4. 'nay bear. Ns di of Industry ta heard, asa 1.11. isaraly • WO dmalay, arida Ira ai ow. ea,. mar, *era fa ale baroaeope waive *haw* oarfiarra .tar wiw chsali are Looking on, sa haps arraa law %. ma yeet Unbroken links that guard our liberty jo ,p.ts&PP o4 at tba hoP•4 l •lt'r7 despot Writ, p oaq oar I- wont Gordian knot und oft by fsetion's red. ohs Intkrtbote pet to of yore, sew province.* are twispd, owe* with freshris of have the sheaf of freedom wet THE STRAY HOUSE. ire you seen ary house goin along berer abisaly shouted at. mo through the by rime one whom I could not see had enough recovered from my Bmi:i -nciter, a boat drove upon the wet turf at ad the speaker, the Iseadmost of thu nrt oarsman, half turning upon his seat reheated his odd question. A house is sot permabulating thing in the Add, antury was both natural and to the point N ag before I kad Seen "ary house" go is s most undignified and tumultuous NI el, sister: Rage you meow Ilry house go lossril, is that you?“ I answered, uow ..g tie the stare. Inraz?" cried be excitedly, " Yes sir, sod Lifiet." brother, Elipbalet liaruard re one," 1 000ttoued, au.wering his Yon don't say the , old house bas For god's sake jump in, Mr Tru ~ tubered the - rapids sod the bridge f&r wy knowledge of the river sod - boatman otrengskt, the eminent risks into which .y but Inexperienced brethren were atport al I stepping lightly pan // 1 .4 m t,... xa myself, took a sterrang oar, tinter word, we gltdtd Liekwara, s.iou , I with poweriu,, Ira 1y tkiairp skiff shit away .1 irk ut L oallikg and n•ariug, 1,4 trier •. druve tluwu the iitream, I way art the etta..rg.tutsy 'rue C..is - din VOiliCh We Were 11160114, Wava t isson—tairrillk anaideu, sod exten. se; reeord in mew , ry or htst•v to w uch the Hansards lived had Stoiwi meadow whosh resusti.‘i b.eok a arf the Great Kiver , us the neighb,ra cau Le liaak4 of a atuall brook, entering tae 'We of Sulh.tl , l, iiirtfor I Couisiy, the klastaishu+etts liar. Timor -father asi thay, togotis2r with their soatcr— Tl , e od ipso barked up at me iu *uprise., all; Laggard sod worn, bib hard / features strangely 1 Ott up in the timbering IJOStookl) gleam' of his i bait dose° lighta '• Why, Mr Truax: I -Irouidu't . 4 thought of fiudiu' yott bete! H 441 aria;-t4' Mr. liar. Dire .luy body, goju' duet* ttur rity,47 Setae- I /Ant' went clowu, any 1 4 44 01 4 441 With its I reckon It waltoa we, 1 tett fe! It mast have 1,..en a hougel . it ice; teu - thoasiod obene,l ees ogle It; but it west have raw* plump in the tuiddle s of the long arch • itati debt through as if the rotteu obi anthers bad beeu 14/kW stricg. I d ;no how that bireit's golug 19 be. &sod; I've hung up those fights three tiatif'already; they bMw right out." ' " Put pm hear any one scream?" ' " Ter, Sir •It was 'that woke me. Bat I couldn't see Sothis' on 'em when I noise vat. The're tcu wile off by this time; end threes's the 'Lipids too." John Barnard grooned. "The liosuardo house is gone, Mr iiall;sad old Mrs Barnard au3 Zs in IL We're afraid those Cases are after it; and we lot broke two wire in the bridge. Can you lend no a . i °our le?" The old man wooed have Stopped ii *ander awl question; but, we - Ito TCllo 6. l ,l pri, Ale Oars and uncerireouithii' if, railed titlt il, boat again, sprang in, put off, and once m were s'peading down the-wild roaring river, faster and faster,• - foi - bere the Chemist Sundt ) sot toward the contracted r,iiiags pitl . lit:l . .a= B.ap:de. 1 .Iswe awoaolied The heal of the 'Moot the dm roar of the siding 'Pod oasts 'threaten ingly hack to as agmatet the etirk lig of the I wind; I thought o ituvtiolit, ge bah*, the oltanir was utidonlitellitin'io 4 that, we should get Iv but we light Dot. Nif iirepc kite: the foaming t woves - of the 'edit& eur stale Joan eel, for the river is here split by amt Wnd. .t Sit steady, boast and get ready to &own, if tieepertary. The Imam ray ti . it have - 560 the railroad bridgi , i and we ma airamp Du a pier. Take the oars ip pheil. te ..fott.." " ' A: i At thirty miles an b `, wit wet' sweeps& , down the shut and` `Phi, OW WOitif bed dal* speaking ihil ; ioltjliddge i'lk Wire' as: . "In oars I' and saf e !WE I 1 5 01i.,,W $ lante4 past it. .• t t p vi . ... i l on "trf nm "Now taus ti* t , te ( 1 1 . 1 7' e itt: l 4 above liarifo . e have od . nafb Omit the boats wail astarlitutp imilkootthere,D4eu if it km enmesh this." .. , 1 weald.have air*tord plow with 40DD Otilli i brothers; bat they.netimmiosylig /kaki !IMO the mess tame and Aseteir•sinendit And Ibr l ,Oess, atm' the.loog saner? ospoicoltwiroto *A stlatit ow in Biasses essiihutkaera .1' i•• Now, a demoted ham* , porooptibia iihhici?l( tbe erase itionituranikisik et the M•1/11,111ig t ht, tat r diested tit.) aoisios yet'. tie motooved 0 41 , 1/1 r stowif, the opkwirs , atlvisios.gboa miler riTted,,, lire mile sm, chattels- .3p..iimill dilisitysiog =i_ , half a ile below u., - he sh e este . 4st' ciiiiiinday ANA 14" the s ' aret ki° u' that 6 • 11.`' as t the tower lift ol:tho-Amosh :10 411W -r ia de. i n i rt"• There's three th. u.aud Windsor looks ) notioDbi*4lsoillikotirterhiegtoll te i s ;1,(11 I don't care "this ob , •at , !Litter ; and nom- I emaid-aoe indistinctly, Ds' in teft " .111" weld du tittYliti‘t tittitt alnidg, geitiAr lib Oitioe tiake then Z r, r Notre , I. do h ate it • bars i st i etiut .l4 . - • q is I l a..keit id ,- • .e. ... 1 .., a war Ear I woublu't 'a ' , e'rbete p rie,ltstiya M. :s. -• ...)1 • t.. , :e' ma e. , 3041 din't k bltm tite r h "" th at Seth Cass Foust Wit mOIK . sartfilmth kiito babe rid r her afore she *rut 'f.— • hew, 11111 , 14 n " '''selmigrillisellmellisilintia . 411 E tell IL , either di) . sad I told him 'Souse 4kapiftgaltir ' 11DrAmstoWas. std ~ et fi t ter the wean He went Ab e giviberiumesteaukltiON mipitotiapistit p ',rad, with isivetordsP ISO 11661111641Deviiiille iii " 6 "'l:4e of Jobe Bertrarti's rows ruareenntisb lithiirbinit Ins .'" '' ase I MoMolina,. e 0 u se f,s , e awy weight' 4 •Theree a iiwiiii ahrosbalimoe.4 , t, t,. unit eted and pow. ?fag aiederw," I imidf %triad ditlibikeiffekr with liA e *Pul' , be' I 4 4 4 . 1 0 4 y. How Itroalf, Ifs ANL Vinest NW; Akre , a additkonat feeling of fear) thousand!" - 1 """all a i '-i " 1 '"U ''. 1"1"'/ er i bad 0417 recently returned from absenoe 111 pupil ur teacher at various sere assuaging the farm, and caring old arid bedridden mother Indeed, 1 1 mil mental infirmities of uld Mrs sight well be counted as the cause of luespediponi for, is the young men used me, she bad obstioately refused ithe house in which she bid been born, ire tither life Had been passed It was abet that they bad foregone their pur fremoliug her tie previous day. Autic• iicone poustile Ranger— though not title I peril acuslty loose upon their m -they had loaded the floor of their old bone cub stone, and as the wa• diem in the night, sod cut 50•pf 1 ...4-11ssats, they bad to temove the old lady. tear nothing of h, saying that tear at bend, sad that re could there. fir would Miss; Barn. • and dearest child, leave her ;tont farmers were fain to yield ling prreaation, they had dc , . to obtain ropes from a uegb aachktr the old building to the its doors; and being detained it etpectations, they heti re- Abe house absolutely gone, and nsing wed' fearful speed C tab. toTe above the int upon which is hopes that t hehouse might be they had found me I had been lector the tempera sod the rad We sublime a aeons 'to he lostird ld and utter darkness of the stormy ig 7 lot it au three deldok —I was eriefouv i t am, b es ides, 1 think tofu presentlme n t tbat my help tattled It au 'bile upon this watch the bottle—s dim, indefinite =ea tlf Pul mP , unrecognizable in the t er!! Sileat, and prputriably deserted. -aed that it contatoed two helpless •uld hardly have remained to study ;•trued of the pule of the I endeavur c d to combat tLe Ilia which app-ered to the iooxe tartnert by counting the chaucea of three wiles to the bridge, and five lit 'atm tindoubtAl i catch them it , eider, the ueighbort will hear thew; I only wuudnr I did rn tlowju 411411gethCr hard,' eld er a the tw o brothers 4 lt't %roe, that's jest what's likely 41 ' 1 l duo' t like some bettrh- '°‘ town. lam!" i itlitierti, quite 'rhehd the apprettes.i..a under . . .. . . , ,• , . . '••",.., . . OW. .. 3 I L .s ra 4 117: : • v- ...1 . i . .... . ' - ...4, • f ;4.-- I I : ,j • - • • • , ' '..' • . ~., ~...„...,, ~4 611. ..' : 1 1. .: mit — '. I , 1 t ' . , -,- r - .. - . 4. 4 •.. t -,. .. , d e • . .. ‘. . . •*. :1. 9 ' • . ' I - If .. 5t..3.4 , 1 ..• .• .. I . . , - • • 1• _ • - I . . .. ... it., • - , , ..-1T..1 • , ‘„ _ • . z... jir: .., wWch Um:reamed as I. =sawed * charnel t . of thile Cases. They were thriftless, half out 41,4 wretches, Buell as hewn many country town'anecti, cut—rustic "short boys'--linos by,, ttilltdet, fishing, oqd milicellassousjheft by land audior. et. tie ‘4 01 " 3 f "%Pr and: For" shafrr. llB , I recs.-tube' red well, se a kind l ot cupsi of my boy. hood —a ragged, direr., sillientiisn path, eiweys tornieutung us, his cleaner fellopsoted notOrlima for ti 'limey and hoyiatt wickedness, . kis bad grown up into an evil anA dangerous ern; i long lank, seltaihkityp raw bouedfeklow, with a 'small .evol, 'Hirsh features, deep set dull eyes, It 'teeth. er beaien face, coarse straight hair, round ibotil tiers, and a down look. Clad hi dingo, ill fitting gray gsrtnco-s, ho and his brother prowled 'sod prowled, seemingly all day and all night. in wood, on mountain, or in hidden meadow, on pded or strtitn. In sun or storm. They were elways prowling, yet never seeming to have found say. thing, and it was, wimps, ineiitict wore than proof, or the lack of other eilanation, that charg ed upon them every theft an nameless tali/ale!. They had been coocerly in iikrstlk; 1 4 1 1 1 1 , 181 moreover, and were as lit * le spoltes to or dealt with as might be This flood was such lIIIIL VOINUI.10!/ as was 'Went tOJ be their harvest; and who could doubt chap had been out ever since the waters were up,Catteltu tog timber and waifs—that they had espied the fugitive dwelling, explored it, and peanut:tail° tuotoDY What their treatment of the Wrb irtiv weu would be seemed more doubtfill; for al• th o ugh the brutal, and (Logged sillies, .d. Ow men was extreme, so that it could hardly be ova crived that one of them should have admired the delicate [wanty of ittnih liernard t. both bonito nature and that err) admiration Justified the trust that the involuntary travelers would escape ill ttaage and be rescued g ctik had been half au hour aloedriving head long southward through itnpenet rrkble darkness arpl a wining northtat.t lava of Mtn and wind. My thorough knowledge „r the river had been us, lest.; and it was only fortunate guessing that kept us in the current, under the dotabfe 'lapetus, of the boiling flood awl of the four strong airs of the brethren We ought to sees light on Xifield Bridge," I ... d .:' .• II ea reus :aid earth:" groaned Eliphilet; "the house could never shoot the bridge rib the wa h•r up hire!" was looking straight south, with . etisioieg es .$ lie*p. I could' answer, a black laws s, owd to spring up within the abyss the , tartuess before- us. It was the Bridge: down" 1 shouted; sod, as out good turf sue sould have it we shot through lite li~htotog ju s t touching spier as we swept past. That. touch, howeve', risked our lives, sad sews. tho I i - s - s of two more by crippling, Olr arse. le sutippril the tun starboard oars ) , *bid the ruette'oursulen bad not unshipped, effort off at the ruw kinks, and ottrcomeil• the crank skiff so that she shipped water on the oilte,reside. a 1‘‘11,13 wore and our,laugeroes rove would knee rudtd under the Llack beams of the old, tolls. 6, loge whirled Lelpleeely through, sod surged won ut. into the eddy behind.t,pior. sit still. Hand yutir oar to ENO's let Lit, pull & s hort; we must see the bridge keep+. er at.i*get Pottie , •ars. Su 6 siswegh."_aaglJokujegt.,ghout r•-•.11••r 0111231111140, MP Wall enD ili t= 3V.lCeulty ID reaching the shore acid waking ou, of ittvLigh embankell rood A • a at stepril into thy carnage way, the old bridg‘ r eirtne front hie do. .r with several I..oterus • ti .tutug, Mr 11411," 1 said "Do you ku..w t f oil) golug down the river in the utg4l7- t? /14.1 i "Aid at otothee window I" added Joke, in a troubled Toile. The defirs*, or some other impedimeat, mutt hire delayed those moat they it Ud ourealest, or they would beirdideparted beton that. What the presets' delay was, ,bowsworr t tut sew heir it was the iwomi ask in. the SW *AM Oa bad beau" with oar, oesideet sad toolsr at l ase &afield Bridge, and it was twee For, is we rapidly seared the balls a wild Jammu' rang from atietsia: Ake arts _rate features grew ihite, sad gatlerred.aad sat Mao a fearfultzpreasioa of viadestivestapor, sad, his lip util the blood sprang, biting yet with so sound esosrpt • sort of deep growl, he so lifted at the stout oars that I Wald $1110 1, 4 Mai that the two trenteedoun strobes 'shish dreet our bow hard view the clapboard" lifted "lei skiff fairly from the water. As the last troko was give. Jobs 917111/d dropped the oars, turned, and snug to mo t what was was, donbdees, a wise dirootlea "fftay Itt the boat, Hr. Truax, end be ready fer ea," be eked out, "(loam os, Liter and rariagaq fest hiss brother to the hew, he caug ht tiers* .21 the window as the boat's stern streak thi boon, with one wrench snapped the double-Gram piece of the two shattered window-eastern to whelk the other boat was tied, sad leaped' within, followed by 1 his brother. „ I remained as I was hid for, in the little rues, I should hove added only to the cooluske, abd the btethsru seeded sot my strength. ' There was it confused sound of blows sad ours. from 14e land~, sad shrieks of inmost; 1 but the room was so dimly lit that I only sew struggling forint, and the bout swan away et one side and hid the Sot: Seek owes AA, loosed from its ataaehmeet, boated of sad pas std down the stream. With snub sumagth as only mortal fear could ,gite, &any °Barnard, all de-arrayed sad pale, brought her "rippled maim 1;0 the window and grasped the boat's gestwale. " Hold fast for a momeot, idles Barnard!" And, swiftly easing hen the aura' hasmily Ned the boat to a retie of the window feitheieg. 2 4 . As I cast say aye treble, I slaw Beam& is a desperate costae with the Bat Mho bardhood was no match for - • athletic wrath ci John Barnard ffeew U I looked, with ems tremendous effort he SWIM the slier Oasolhead loss; to one side of thetitem, asinielt es thought seised a chair, dealt him a maamag blow os the temp!e, aild turned and insteatamiouidyproserat. ed Seth with 'bother—lbis freeiag gliphalet, who bad been had premed try isle opporeat. " There!" said John, grisly, bet, like a ties Coaneetiout tarsier, trie r s ea oath. Thee he added. ‘, Eta, are you hurt,?" 4% No, Jolla; but make haste awdbeip moth. er." The two swag moo easily lifted tie ow ed form of the gray lad withend aid iseslid iwto the boast, when she was laid *a a ow tress and warmly cowered; and the*, leariwg the house sud the robbers to their fate, we made tar the shore. " Here, Jebel," Mid E.lly , ",os'd bow, take this." Awl she heeded ►in a leer, oW. ieshietted I' declare," Said be, "1 bid quite faggot the m one, !" The two wallies bad Mee Weep, fetigmegl with illeese sad watching, mid bad mot Ammer. gresii their imager shill they awoke. , dire. *tip sioalp , tad miiitelisP along rs. upon tbo flood. Emily s bad tried, •I Aim • log lights and screaming, to summon misiesuide; but the river, in the meadows, is mike awl Wise woes at inch I 600 d, and is the slid, IniSpINOU. our night few indeed were abroad; sad of thaw ene were, perhaps the very worst tress the slily oggeg who had discovered them. The two Oasis, dangled, perhaps, to their pursuit, ar possibly ualy disoovering the lost bowie Mar dishiest does •the stream, had entered, as it araillarack oti4 a fee wigwag Wore our owe arrival; and hegog mach satottished etiolating the Imax•sisis hat promised LI rescue them, Wield aeverthe- Imo- 6,4.4 explored all the spper rJosts—the sr taxing fish of wateri-g-Ahr thisgS weelb stemirag, sad hip/then roamed sad demisaded tilt messy; of *tome a:Wismar, .a is appitticidp Sher had eciaehew become aware. Etwily, Wes hid Inlay , ly cost ealed it epos bee pesos, did sea equivea este very well, sad set Wag qui•• reedy at lyieg, bad aruseed their simpieggma.. They wars proceeding to esagieb bee, awd, es L pawed' frost what Jobs gamed said, mad melt leigee . ‘ age sod action as Washed eves forthismiihimy is peresasse of the gratillsois at Woe of esd dee patsies amid et .sat emillege, with the breth ren sprsog spas theta yttat - se• esreugth was GM failing her. As sots as pOIMOM the two females were Mate fully bestowed within she seem. Mese, mai sod plated in eiress an sendertelhie the ease 1101441 peratit. It sae thew time .1 = resod to Jobs Banned that perlispe it be the part of a mew he look char eves sue mow drills as those wham he had left helpless tashe Lasing house, lest he should hose Wed cm his beads. tie besitatod—"l don't ksow as 1 aaski keep by head* off thom if I Arai* mass this ass, , &it Go you Yearns, soma up lei* the haw as rasa es I. amides, we toast my milk amids• te at prams. Stiewhaese. alai i immeldet Imo bar now for all tie censers that wow wan lank. ad is the he argyle draermod se hew" • 'He liens ham the hewn. I age alba beat awl palled down the stream again. I slid hwa, thowaret',lol - 41g of iliiaUtim until ikikid milaky loaied . thcouo thajoff4 *tag %tulip shwas 1 liti 44 - 04 agar./.1 61 044 o 4 8G bides. I Rios 4,4 peel*, rabidity pia to* mmirise i Mith bridgp or also" oe fur Mbar riimes, the old . frame amorsed to 1r etked, aa4, ie my ,surprise, bed gre4aatir .14 is the Isles easel was awhllleiVmsrfi, to _WO* Th. maimed vagalm A* Gill - hakeldrossa a4 unless ibel 9 0 0 1 bri 404 4 tie'' by ,s•iplioini. • • , _._ N 4 toe as i 114.1 d, albs ;304 0* the seed ii..f. .op ogg e l oci, .I'o .am of —wheel, I eosid ale eel 1 4 1 ,/ . °al, !IPS - AO' Tots (hed alkolgaes ' talOr.B l lll !OW 'bask fothit o 14 , ft i # Aloe hoit.‘i _4 hi) imam was to be i hseh.T ri Vrio thee% beftle4' islgily Om .11pRo * -li We e zierilho4lo, Miss Affiliti, . 6 .'4 0 ' 4 l ! -, 4 14 1 fi• inw P 4 4 10 !WWII mak w V4 l 4ll, l4 lkola• I b". *legit* ell IMN PNIM Iliailes *PO' r osrli timiclies made iia tsieffriimil. iiii r jelli 6' 4 444 blabs*. •sitcboakiti zro is Writ -. 1 . _ • ri. l _ W.._ PRII 'PT 1 Itepi, . tedmi ' - ' ?ligillell 4o4 Vre I ' ' 11 1. elit blfili: eimit 'OW -6 • 1 [ .ieti .010 i alik sit bilk . Web allechaht4 40 la kw lila ' *MAW uocm - di Wiw 'dm taw demir givihried -vsevivilirrani miss chat waist 'Wit thogigki.boi *slim pima list.er 0 001 , 47 Ss: limosevimpoiimilli Me 10401% • ' war wZr - mob she OM* , 'ls . hid" . . Witte amp rameal this . 4 ha miemmeiag iiksi = 1" 'O4 at` hem, atit Abe di" imirourpsi Orin 4114 4perilarsim 'l6•ll4iiidd4syslY tOo = 111.60 . A YEAR !IN ADVANq. BRA SATURDAV MORNING, MARCH 24 1858, slope of the roof, Mist_ ilitiocd' "tiptoes the . ostoblapionb of the onueld bate; rose fur an Instant, Ind instaannteoesly shot down into the 6. blast water •it rose, the body of one of the 1110101184 Oten—wbether dead or alive I know nut torasiatiogly into the 'bps Seth, Klrtilt4l- 1s& *Lag franuoally straight upward against t h e m oo n, e xt e rior of the prritrodioular plank% Ins, groat faoe and limbs osstaat it,' sr if Gong oat O r a /Olives hand, and fell ale., bitulloag to death. The shoat, of the lookers os waned me jest in moos to steer the skiff thsongh--.it• was ton late to avoid the leap; and the bubysnt /Ude boat, diving iota the wild, Week gulf, rode safely is the tuaraltsoas eddying wsterbelow. The fragments of the tiestroyesi horse were floating quietly aloag past Radioed wharves, but, although I watched lung, no living being same up ening thee; thiedeetteristllood an vied the oorpees far away, they were wet. Mend ((.edify mimed to my Mesas, Who wore all though the excitement so& exposure cans. id the death of Mrs. Barnard, aid ma dab. The insurance on the house entitled the young Ines bniid atiothdr; hut Ma thud they set it where ij . ttad so chance to run off. n Depastors at tba Privates Boy liras Kosiaad. - The Loudon oonsepondest of the Philadelphia - Aosorioss, writaag ou the lath Lag. ' ails: The Psiseses Berl embarked, awarding to !be programme, at Gravesend, Go Toes*. Her .otios was very ging when partite& her inoth• sr, heathers sod sisters at. oltlaghtim P' 1 4 1 0115 imbed, throughout the whole route her NIP* was use of grief sedans. The demons implies at (*avowed was admirably dose. The display was profuse, sod dm view dome Harmer. street was extremely pretty aad intesostiag A visit ow Wednesday montog enabled ate to we the deseratioss, theses under a leaden sky pod pelting rain. Banners., dap and streamers of all binds, garlands footling amber Gamma the greet, ens&wo decorated with evergreens-Ned Wien everywhere to be seestaedi when trick ipospla, the street preemeted sense at We exalted esti as footed. The Paseo Consort, * Prism of Wales !had Prises Albediseeem. pgied the Princess Bayed oe board the Viet°, sod /Aim, sad a penleg s< e very beat loathe essmid; the Priam of Wtaloo betrayed. by his wetted eyelashes bow smith be teltr sad little Prises Alfred, with hie fuse buried in Ms hasdkershiet, afforded the radio an imminent opportunity of knowing that nature will mem her rights ens is the bosom 'of royalty. But pie( is sot eternal. anti the amounts rpm Br eels stam that the Primates looked /igen Z. eltoorfal oa imr arrival at the home of her Ms. live, the King of the Belgian!. The Bartow Ledger tells the eollorsiog:—lo 17b6, a youth, then residing is Maio" owned& )ack-kbifo which hi% being of soociowjsag trod-. pig dioltheit, cold for a oflowifist, Lod* num. i• retailed, sad with ago pruased's packaged two gpilloc. sod egetiatally, , p barrel, which was fullogrod a doe glow with a largo stock. Is a word, kw. gut riciP. &ski biome the Noire of the diatrat, through tke fosgeoeloo sad sale of ths..4ackskaife, sod so indomitable Ma k* tlllbc.a..Ms.ditok stoakt proptrtp e irt spit ostacsacit me valtmo SbONO. This wee dbidgelloy etragameg among fair :bi/drao—tbree boys sod a girl. Lush, 'blob seemed to have boos the gooriiss swirl of the father, deserted tie ehtlikey. for every folly and eatravaganee snery, maid awes as seemed to wimpy their ra diative agitation and cultivation The daughter earned • oaf Ratiately, sod her patrimony wag soon anima sway. by her spendthrift of basil. The goer were so more fortuoste, and two of sham died 14 dissipation and in poverty The dustbin , nisi died The last of the family, for many yam past, has lived on the knitinesa of Nee vim knew him to the days of proverity, se pride woad(' sot allow blot to go to the poor-I taiga. A few days ago, be died suddenly and odsoligewded c lo a bora where be bad laid himself' dew% to take a tinishos sleep. Os his pekets being abaotiald, all tkutf was found is then, wag 11 smell plow of oaring eyed a jaek knife ! So att icitattie that begat with the impleateut of that kind ith its simple aspbesse. Tui SUMS CANAL —llk Aupburg for &Aft*, of Finny, 10th say": 'lne grest mallittili‘g of minim! a easel Derma the , Isthmus of Sues ao enterprise favored by the tesaitlimi et' ohs past cid urged by the waste of taserieests..mie gaining supporters in the Tnrkiait espied. hi. De imosepa, hitherto austaitied by pogaillir ',Wes throughout &trope, sot except- j tag Postasti, has avow also received eoeounige - mot Aim Acuities. The Americas' are a pray lissibookie of the sag and manne they hare always eon tended fur--they tuletitiriciitimivesteps foe the abol it'u of the Sound sod sal 'true to their interstate is Turkey The solariase charsoe,des whirs is Constautio- Ids, Mr $i *s, bus tendered to Mr. Lesseps the assesses d Me sore's support, sad declared illetyitiessor Seihtsii shield take easy' positive stays fit pessest the assostpliehatent of his pru_ polyest is *bath all satiate oast feel oriatimest,--416 shield ecisitider it bin duty to pewit ewe t s protiot So tie Diem, is the NW Mt se his yetreirmieset. Thera is a thee for all things, says Solomon time to slag sad a time to snake marry--sod we aid, a time to wind spa watch. What that, time is &p ride apes a j osa'a 'imbibe. Are you as early riaaraati do.yottebaro before,breaktast? A* semis; should also be allotted to your ebrilaoameor. Do you sleep till the sun is mid way is the bearead Wind up year ascot' the WI law Wore slialag—it will give you en iappasito: It yes us are a moo of business, be tasted about your time pesos. Wind it up as IPlllollBlty as you so td bat -- That is the best times foe sums who to bed sober—but if your babies as , or you aormetom your weelraa a widisiserps= sling by way of • mighl".9l as.% wind up your 'wan* at Mot Mar. Tat' thattoan to one if you lied tasks, bais, or bail do the job. Leary it IMF is rs ik irig o shis,ll4oar baud i• mot steady 'of aitmermairta dititstor you. , There is nothing iiillaUrs masa wowed up properly. Oil of' ens Bees.—Bes. H. W. B. (Bee obtat,) disliairdieed os Zia:•of Brooklyn, , Inn takes-44a ski Ilnia-thts depot is 11 -+—,town, where railroad sbasesied) to B-4. plan. sibs disuse,' where be ins to lecture that Weis tf toss Palrriary day) the eloigb reae splatailli.• 10. tows le the boi beside a "Aite -!ho teams* of few hams each, 1,111, 1 0411410114 at Bat assaboasa that the fifty Wks intro eiraria eoseetbiss like four hours ---pretty time tot seen= tracks.— do this tens et *arose say soot!, !has, some days last, litioteledige of stair Ater sameattrtbe -proprietor of the lies, be Atlip sh peribieter4iiir (1144,) sad eolith driefehisi herestAbat day 4 voireil,"- nal Sae} 414 one ' 4 obite' NAOS boa with se.-44pionem4 'oll44letto ht Nirbirsig•—milifin Kck 4, 4 • .art OEM MEI • keg of a Jaek-Ilkille. Wiadiag. ip a Watch. - 1 , I,- -Mil 1211M2 1 I We take 'the following 'moving ieetaooe of O'C voluble iogeonity, from a work en titled " ltevelationa of lreland," by Mr M 0 Madden: One of the deolkstleeneit of vitoderation that O'Connell over figured in toolkpleee in the early part 01 his life. Not long after he wee called to the bar, his character awl peculiar talents re. eeived rapid ree..guition from all who were enact ally acquainted with hint. Ric talent for vituper• alive language was perceived, and by some he wee, ie those days, considered matchless as 11 scold. There was however/at that time in a certain woman, Bibby Moriarty, who bads huckster's stall on one end of the quarry. nearly oposite the Four Courts. Elbe wu Vi ew of the first order, very able with her lets, andstill noire formidable with;ber tongue. From one•end of Dublin to the other she was 'murk condor her powers of abuse, sod even in the pro, nose Mrs Moriarty's language bad passed into currency. The tlietioutrylof Dahlia slang bad been considerably enlarged by her, sad hem wok ble iteptulutos had almost became proverbial.— Some of O'Clineell'e Meads thought he Gould beat her at the nee of her own weapons. Of this, however, be had some doubt himself, when be Lad listened once or twice to some minor speoi mess of her Mille It ft* mooted once whether the young =barrister eutld encoun ter her, and some of the wapiti., led O'Nuells presence) rather too freely ridiesthe ides of h's being able to meet the fetscoms Madame Mo., riarty. O'Connell never liked the idea of being put down, and he professed his readiness for the match. Bets were offered and whew it wee de cided that the matter should mese of at The party adjourned to the huckster's stall, and there was the owner herself, uperietending the sale of her small wares; a kw imagers and ragged idlers were hanging around ha/ stall, for Way was a "character" and, in her own way, was one of the sights of Dualio. O'Cuttell was eery cenlidest of swots. He had laid en impulses plan for -overeessisg ber, and, w l i4 all the ambits du arias& el:perinea in toilet, ited to put:it is prudes. Ile resole d to open awl . mud. .At this times (Moss 1 own partiald the longer. about the place f 44 sti aO diaace mite sursoiest to t ruism Mrs Mstiarty ti on pshlie peuessales, to a doe exhi bition of tier powers. CrOossell commetteed the ... - attack: " What's the price of this walking stick, Mrs. What's-per oasis? "Moriarty, sir, is my same, and s good one it is, and what, have you to,say against ?--and amend sispenes's the pries of the Wok. Troth, it's se sheep: as dirt— r oc it ie." "One 1014411 piece tot a walking stint 1 whew 1 thy, jog wino better than an *Faggot, to ask one and sizpenee for what east yes, only two peace " "Tw_o pollee your greed ototber;" replied. Mies Bl4y ; "do yes mesa to sty thee we. ettesotoribe people fatet ingetooto %deed 1" "AE, Itsposter, sad it ' s that I call ye to your teeth, replied O'Coooell. "Come, out your wick, you oastaskereuaisok- Amapa." "Keep a oird to is y.shr bead, you old diagoaal," replied aeorsoell, oaludy.. !4840p your jaw, you pog•aoasd Weir, or by slast,!! oc.ed Ara. Matey, 1.4141 . . was you go quiekry ass you cuss. “Dou't be in a passim) my old radius, anger will only wrinkle your beauty.” -.By the holey, of you say soother word of impudence, I'll tan your dirty hide, you beastly common scrub, and sorry I'll be to soil my 64ts with vnur caress " “Whew ! boys, Whet a passion old Kiddy is in; I protest, as FIR a gentleman.” "Gintleman ! giotleman ! the like of you a gintleinan ! Wish*, by gor, that bangs Bans- Aber Why, you potato faced pippin-sneerer, Ashen did a Madagascar monkey like you pick ennue of common ebriatiandeoeney to bide your Kerry brogue ? "Easy now, easy now," cried O'Connell, with impurturahle good humor, "don't choke your pelf with fine language, you old whiskey•driok iog parsielogram "What's that you call me, you murderin' villian ?' roared Mrs Moriarty, now stung into fury. "I call ye," answered O'Conoell, "a parallelot grain, and a Dublin judge and jury would way it's Liu libel to call ye so. "Oh, tare an' onss ! oh, holy Biddy, that an honest woman like me should be called a parrybellygrum to ber &toe. I'■ nose of your parrybellygrums, you rascally gallows bird i you cowardly, sneaking, plate licking blaggard. ' "Oh, not you indeed," retorted O'Connell ; "why, I suppose you",l deny that you keep a hypothenuse in your house r' "Its a lie for you, you thieving robber, I never had such a thing in my house, you swindling monkey." "Why, sore, all your neighbors know very well that you keep not only a hypotheouse, but that you keep two diameters locked op in your garret, and that you go out to walk with them every Sunday, you heartless old heptugos." ~ oh, hear that ye saints is glory! oh, there', bad language from a fellow thaL waste to pass for a gentleman May the devil ty away with you, you mieber from Meister, and make eelery sane* from your rotten limbs, yon esealy.osowthed badger." " Ab, you can't deny the charge, .you miser able old submnitiple of a duplicate ratio." al " Go, riose your mouth in the Liffy, you nasty ticklo.pitcher, after all the bad words you speak. It ought to be filthier than your facie, you dirty chicken of Bebtebub." " Rinse your own mouth, you wicked minded old polygon; to the &iota pitch you, yo* bluster lag intimation of a super/ice." " You saucy tinker's apprentice, If •yott don't cease your jaw, But: here 1 - ih - e - gasped for breath, unable to hawk up any more words, for the last volley of O'Connell bad nearly knocked the breath out of her. " While I have a loops I will abuse yeti, you most inimitable periphery. Look at her, boys! there she stands—a eciwyjeted perpendicular in petticoats! There's eostaasisatioa is her circumference, sad she trembles with guilt down to the extremities of her «ramie& Ahl you're found out, jou tuutilinsal aateeedest aid aqui, angular old hag! It's with you the devil will Ay way, yea povter-foripiag loisowiew eta vans:. Overwhelmed with this torrent of !savage, Mrs. Moriarty wassiisseed. Catehlag up a *melee, - she was *Waugh at O'Coaseirelised, When he very riadeady made a dimelg _retreat. " You lutes sou the wept, OVoasell; here's" your bet," cried the ipstlesaau who proposed the contest. Two os Oni—ne Sams swim, %mg awl Bog, who are le the babes of trashes os of a single peeseser, 11m Ma i llab Villa . 0 0ba1i 84 . 1 . 1 4 44 , 44 40 004 deals sushiSed !mess she, .414 es Soh immwo.siekei t s 4 Amid shwas 'bey seempied two thopassioty peseges.. The wt , * ob. lied Aegis desdi seldiod;"Vegy 1 tin she delis se i ellsesoid yew okay p Sag of She we T liEl equabblby by Zelda • liatgoarrute-Toith mai Woe 'Charles Albeu gh recently tried, senvieted, and itenteneed inleveland Ohio, for robbing the mail Tbe'Columbus (Ohio) Gazette myth Cherie+ Albsugb is Ally 20 years of age, lid the everts of the past few months will All as portent chapter iu his life's history Oa Citrus runs .I.ty be with his landlord's daughter a Nis+ German, its her sixteeuth year, went to Alexandria, Peun , sod was married. ,An ellen was rustle to keep the affair secret, but it wis dis- covered by the girl's pareute, who were highly 'stemmed et their daughteee imprudence. Oa the 28th of January, Mr. Prentiss the Uoite443tatits wail arid, arrested Albsugb al a @largo, cif rubbing the mail. He was taken to Cleveland, tried, convicted, and sentenced be. fore the United-States Court, and upon reschteg Cardiagtoo, on his way to the Intaiteatiary, the young wife Game aboard theatre to bid farewell to her **evict huabsod. The meeting ties *pitiful ly airectiag one She begged kegs w keeep ap his spirits, to make a few wive to do his whale du ty while in prison. 8110 vowed to stick to him though ail the rest of world should forsake him; for, said oho, ' ' Charley we are both postai, we 'have years of bappinese is eters for as, sad when your time has expired, we own go to some other land where the offence will not be knows, where we eau live happily together, and earn an honest The poor girl nerved herself to the task, and as she wiped the tears away from the cheeks of her young husband, she never whimpered. The car was full of passengers, who witeessed the scene with tearful emotion. The eoudustor, who, at the request of the officers, kindly delayed a fdw moments, to give the young oouple sa op. portuniry of meeting each other, at last notified them that be could delay no longer, aid the whistle gave notice that the oars were about start leg. "Keep up your courage like a man, Char ley," said the fait heroine, and as she kissed his cheek, she turned to leave, him, but overpowered by her feeliogs, that she liad thus far kept an Jer control, she fell fainting in the arias of t►e by minders, who carried her gently into the sta. tion.hosse, sod the oars rolled over the rails with increasing speed, to make up for the decimal)* • Brigtuum lower-His lady Lee. The Buffalo anesesereisii Advertiser furnishes the following account of the life of Brigham Young, while s resident. of New York,.it Both Brigham Young, sad Heber C. Kim ball are New limbers, Brigham Beeline,: the line dividing Ontario stiff Monroe comities, is the town of Victor, at the time be bonnie e Mar• moo kle bed always s manifested ploolieity to religious fesetieisas, or rather be wan • lazy rap scallion, good for • nothing 'mots to bowl tit s setup meeting. He lived in a log chesty, with dftspideced, patient, siewing wife, surrounded by a hest Of tow.biesded Andrea. Ooessionaly, ba Mule tips lot of sze-helfte and traded dam Off for Mager and tee- Wither life of Industry, henol - tio a &lel work is de hiplold, for neigh W, hoe the potatoes it hie own little pateli, or ponod doilies for Ilia wife , on a washing day. Het isIS spggi.at wissioa was to go to map meetings and revivals, where be ataunged toget his daily bread fro the more wealthy brethren.' On cub ommaione Brigham took so thought•for the row, bac, cbeerf J j pelting, on his o *M lint, be would leave his howdy dealt withbuc a morsel of dour in the barrel, or w... at the door, and telling his wife that the 'Lord would provide,' ho would put off for a weers sh ammy. Poor Mrs Brigham managed along by borrow ing from the neighbors, with small h op es of re paying- whopped the wood herself, and with an old sea bonnet, Narmiso style, went to the spring slier water, thoroughly convinced that her lot was none of the easiest , and that ber husband was, to use a Western expression, an Weary .scamp,' in which sentiment all who knew him acquiesced. People were getting tired of Brigham when Mormooism sprung tip He was jest the man for that religion, and it was just adapted to him. Hi became au exhorter and held neighborhood meeetiugs- -ranted and bowled his doctrine in to the minds of °theta as weak at himself, and finally nut West with the rest of them. There be has developed, until the miserable rustle loaf er is Governor of a Territory and the chief peoph• et of au important religious sect. Be has just the mixture of sh re wilt' roe and folly that is requi sit. for success in fanaticism or puckery. A wiser man could not hold his pine. A man must be a half fool and a half knave to be a sue. °media quack. What Char Hoses Should 80. Very many of the situ of society have their origin in the home circle, or rather, the place where the parent/. and children, eat, drink and sleep At ill•regnlated home is no lone at all, no more than the hut of a singe is &Immo.— From these homes which are only so by same, spring a variety of evils which curse community, and for the destruction or prevention of which, laws are enacted and enforced. From the firm side of a parent thief springs a brood of 14Ie thieves, wbo draw their evil propensities from the maternal kmeast end improve upon them as their capacities for sinning increase. In like manner, in the household of parents who neg. lieu the mural or mental training of their dill. dreo, the natural propensities of these 'children are unrestrained and necessarily ism:ease with increasing years• In very many oases—indeed is nearly all eases--the treatment which the child receives daring. the first ten years of its life, decides its destiny. If, as in sissy eases, no farther sties tioo ip paid to it than to• feed and clothe it, and send It off to school when its years seem to war- rant it, the busy mind of the child will seise hold of the lessons of the street or the Wired lessons of the school room taught by school mates when not under the eye of the teacher„ and ere it hap experienced a *JO some of yeas, will astonishe its parents with its pre (*aloes advances in wickedness. Later in life, the young man who has trot a good hope, will oak abroad pleasures and gestime el on un imitable sad dangerous charseier. Pros these very defects in American bosses multitudes of ebildres have grows; up through youth into a manhood and a womanhood of vice and mime! What should our hems be ? Should they not rashes that sweet *tare of the - pest she aug of its sweetness, and whose swag bus be. some a household word ? 2- Or is it ispossible for patents, in this fast, age, to make their lire. Mee pleasant and prdtable' to their Mideast, of whatever age ? We Shish not, It is int epie km that, it parcels will begin with *sari* jean of their children to it - sprees epos then the nine of home, and lir addition to pat Meth emery effort to stake t thatiumna steel die demise at oar . ehildrew tad pen* *We untabi be Sewer yosug men growing imp is debspehary end grime. The band shod be' pinion The mother sad the &the, ,it *ay he m = with toil, should ire lbst - thee almostt any tither, i l k: e t tbesa tel- nobs beige ebeerfal. ?NW( le - et eh; tisk, I pews %tie &Ares tbige be lei., am, b are brautitifiji44 OA "Woe Willie ,ebeabt lee,iseenwestt eadoligelapg. by smite. The esalmeies be,eseigei r aiee see z ett Abiaibler, bill. weador reil4 traeillrat ebsebeemmiliadmieoksb-wwiembly 111121 benitiftal have whieh an. scattered evorywdero 1 114 1 31-!ottist'de,of progr bows thittionrinto pleneithie oti bAefilts to be lie rived at home, the young toss *lll .fleck ettler the one Of the other stoned The mind "YOutlit itaerifpf ia ere 4 maws, anli twee east loom opus the waver of *wild Ide, the most al. illtiOg of temptations vrenro the grenti.t oore r of victim. The is'a matte: of radical importune°. when OUT American homes are rendered mere pleasant. and the teachinp of the Bred& become wore calculated to feed a growing, vigoenne intellect, thee we shall bare lees sohial vice and few.r Mimes against the peace of °lmmunities. L t our Ames be what they shook/ be, and alt things else will be well.. Let nobody turn over this 4isgs, impatiently alsenssd at the prospect of amitiler diatribe against esinoliee. I, for one, as lies going to exhibit myself is the eilaraesee- o f a writ-r who vainly opposes one of the esistiog ito.titu• boas of this °wintry. The press, the pulpit, and the stags, have been in the habit et coo-) erieg themselves as three very powerful I? cr-, capable of being seed with terrible effeci ou the inert material of society. All three have tried to jerk that flourishing foreign pleat, orinoline, oat of &Ilia earth, and have failed to stir touch se s sieges root of it. All three hav e r un fnil tilt seises the worsen of Hoglund, and bare not moved them an ioob. Talk of the power of the pleas I—what is it, compared with the power of a Preach sneer f The preps has tn. el to abridge the women's petticoats, and bas ti•t. rly failed In' the attempt. When the right ticu • Nunes, a Preece sail User will shtick... 11..,,s RI week's notiee. The pulpit preaches. tie state ridicules; and each wooed of the e..orregatt.,o or the audio's*, site, impertureble, in the mid dle of her halloos, and tit, the serious words the comic words, go in at eec ear and come out of the other, precisely as if tbey'were spnken in an unknown tongue. Nothing en dep '..rs bI y deteriorating for the reputariou of the the pulpit, and the-stage has l.ver happened, as the utter failure of their cruse & against crinoliud My present object in wrings is likely, I think, to be popular—at least with the laJfri. Ido not want to put dowel 4361101111e—1 only want make room for it Personally, I rather like it— I do, indeed, though lam a man The fact ta, I am a thoroughly well disciplined hu4band and father; and I know the value of it. The only Vent, in my eldest datighter's otherwise perfect ••m, lies to her feet and and ankles She tit married, so I don't mind mentioning that they pre decidedly large sod clumsy. Without crin oline, they would be seen i irith otiotiline (think of that, moiling young man!) nobadjul:his the ;lightest suspicion of thew.. • doi reecho- sot to 1441 fief thselever ob i/ ad 14'—ojr wife used . 14!..niultiltkbafore the i6*Nation of arinolioe. flow .how .a be swims lupenonely, and knocks down all the light *Welds of furniture, wheneiccsbc.auct.es the ewes, io FL. Rootlet which, Initial tie expeo.4o of.sppairs, woold. be' perfectly ,eltarreieg. One my Ober eile t ls danglaerl.444. lf:be sadly shisrpar. s iri Oh, how plump olke ..k.,lisr Olt, my samingsaltle ;Mang men, bow as singly plump she ismeer I Loa' life to the monarchy of erisolins I /buy maim .1a .-41*.oanotry who hue . danOtare to neap, notwlte hum quite so sure of SMir unaided personal atusotions as she night wish to be, echoes that loyal cry, I am sure, from the bottom of bas affectionate heart. Mid .the prom actually thinks it can shake out devotion to our Qatswo Pettitv,at ? The press, Lidice ? Pooh I pooh Letters from Santa Fee bring scoonote of the arrival there of Capt Morey with the company of pined men under hie oommand. The (limiters which attended the snivel of the rod' expedi tion at Fort. Bridger, rendered it imperatively nary that animal of burden shoold be pri.- eared from New Mexico. Winter bad come and the snow lay heavy in the'mountain pluses, when, on the 28th of November, Capt.. Marcy set out on his march of 700 miles across a cone • try hard to pass even in the summer. A letter to the N. Y. Herald ssys: This is said to be the first time this r.'nte his ever been traversed ie mei winter, and inn.-11 credit is due to all cooueotod with We: expedi tion for the almost incredible energy and perm veranee they have displayed ie coaqueriug the g'tgaatie obetaeles th ey had to coo wad frith upon the route. They encountered several sevens anew storms in the mountains, sad for 2.50 miles waded through hard packed mica lying from two to flee feet deep. For ten days near the sew mit of the Reeky Mountains, they .oaly wale about, three laths a day, sad this with the se. mess exerthe and lobar epee the are a mid iu iinals--the mea taking awned to break a tt ..ek for the seles,sed often befog eisliged to crawl upon their hands and knees, lad at otiivr times tap to their seeks is mow. The animals buffers ed much for suisitanee, as _grass (scald only be obtained by digging through the deep spow and forty out of misty perished from starvat'a and cold. Before reaching the Match-it-tope pees all the rations of the patty were °contend, &Afar eleven eonsecostive days the men subsisted entirely on abeedoesed amid starved miles sad Weer, . without bread tar salt. Ceasing, as tbieseqtyirel, without team, lad Wreaking every night, they were en tirely at the mere; of the chillies .bleets that *wept over these elevated sierra/t r ead must me meanly ham suffered greatly. Otte of _the par. ty died upon themes*, and massy bad their feet badly freers. Notwith‘teadieg all them we are that the men mere eopilual hard- ships, l ,toki es ly ie go od 'la sad readytopettos th e hard st r vise al tines, in nes, sad bowleg the inmost abilityconfi dence of their commander to car ry them safe is their tientiestion; , and they ex press the deepest piths& for thWlied atten tion amid-sympathy whiebbe uniformly unattes ted for their sae:Mg& The story is equal fathom of the Atetie suffer log of the Kane voyagers. It is—more ibis equal to the ill inboard attempt of .Bremont to make tie *err, pump of the seessisina, for this is cot merely a tats of hanleininentiountered in a hollmrily spirit, busabeireie ask setecessful attempt to relieve as army of hie -essmerystes.— Kith the low of lady one mmt,-Oapt - . Marcy has amempliabed ere of the mom' terrible I' marches ever tolartainea sad added searlaniefs to hit al ready high reputation as a to . Mai. =IEEE ; ;-! B. B. SLOAN; MDttfOß WOW Al, (nonohrwr Bissehmei4 Werdi) • 11071111 LACY O.P OXIIIOI.IIII. Captain laray's Expedition. Wit* 's A VIIIITIMION r. • SPOOlnaan I of Nimes Hall, at the recent dialler of the Dar. bus emu, Aipicaltend Society, wu reminded, by the abeam of olargymea, of Apty which wisps be might be permitted Amyliate, a. he eked it from a eery pod solturr•iihe from • very mollies& ditibe who mss. *wolf as probes dory of tbe eatiiwirei ehereh of liimbam. Two booms farmeesia riding elomoogetiec moan- Wet a Legs wainber of elergroro,oarl one of rhea. said to the other. "Mtiocre-:be all these poilioniasesims fame" Tu n- OW Nib" biome. 11•11 n eta. Meinititem" The Alamo s. Weir thek.1 1 4,04.4 6 4 1 112 1 Th1ea a bed ibe 6661111 mhos all ilk I proem (.any war their enamel. ( _Lighter .1.„ Meal, ea beinstireua.pwadognialyi "Deng ' bog 11111fOltit ss,lt every aisram (11111014 '" .4t, 6:11 •- l L• 4 11311•112,18
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