0
iff
Tit
throe
'dos 40 ri
theildtM
rikso
'o*Dal
tarn-
tty ! ho
to stars, aa it
tower
Tba
rta stripes and
iby which .
the Want
•where
Aa five al the
A einem able
Batiks '
11* - w
11 4
is it curls to
Asti Wpm& i
1, its
e breeze lik
bneefulds,
.22 who worn
a dread Co
Ver,the freem
Though is
furled,
Vet its slam
freedom an
OE=
s 'lleit t land it en
who 11"
4 9 1 t° 11, 1 0 1
"R here AP° "P i
Ale itistirai, in
Whoa card
!I . it shift •
fmtn
toles, darin •
he onset, no
I
defend the
git young,
receiv.
Its ttitititiy,
It 'commute
earth ;
And defies all
blued,
be ilia of th
ple it do
Who would •
taut!.
tit laustis'at tL
for each tree
to
r folly, and
,'s a move
l iter, each h
country he
Ito all tyrants
• freemen c
14 that neve
protect the
His flag is his
The cause of b
And proclaims
That intellige
Bs assured,
When called
From the
fir or ft
DEA
l e carnage thi
reps ebbing
filing with
Amid t
His
'Anti mi
Of be
Nor felt
But wi
fallen th
he pain, nor
h bis faint •
Fe urged his •
the combat !
not the clyiu
,r country cia
"On to
" Reed
It is yot
On to tl
Stand
Crimr
thickest of
I the last arc
the aowanl
victory mu,
comlist,'ln
On to I
!r. the hero's
Fight f
Fight f
the hero's
the hero's
yin& end g
blood bong
Fight
For the
'Whose
And traced your con!
On the tablets of etern
Oh! let their spirits
Ne'er see you from
Stand to your arms—d i
Fight wits your latest
For your country's
And is the wolf with 1 1
And h. of blood, ••J
Dashes u .tt his staie
As • • to clown the
Upon - th -.trembling • I
O'srurbe •• iag all—th
T. Death or
TIE
They
They
Ala thi
They
nose the can
!: as sheaves
Iy that foe b
• and stark t• I
tla-film.,gat ,
1
h chill circ li
t lingers ere
his fwd's
to Heaven
hark!" be.
cIEA ot b
F .7 shriek.
1.. ping it...)ed,
heir/4
not the yin:
not the sin . •
Id'bazza'to
loult 1 H
the shoot
es forth hie
the reach
atiou'i Sate
his fame by
Beet,
'Be l t ' 1
Best,
Is wri N,
' in t
arrinr, ' !
arrior, rest,
;ten on the
- ,, Less
Society,
Wasii •
anal - at
Bag=
. Y., en
4 . press
its nuts
ByD
9:3 4
you fury.
you to get,
jots;
awn-du -1
MBE
=I
li \ IT I ,
vessuir.)..
.
ridan
* the *re
lted.
04 tau-
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1.11
titi
t
FrousiN , .'•
• ill A i
Aisitsome„.l
• . •
!wally .t;bail . •
floats in the gale...
mast, o'er a land
ii.faened !
slave ;
the good sad the brave
tic/Warr W
Th e re ()lett I
and of adjacent
the duipite. , o(Ou
yeay.. 77 wltichi
. e,
ivhielt this city
Many brave m .1
ed, did all that
power and corn
tiv,ea; and of .1
!Pesti:heater fu.
4 7 0esw of war(' I
istics.of the gue
hibited hrougli
Of:Old
dqseriptive of
gooized fur
more pitt•tictile
'tory I,lokitniers
Of. one ufi tb
Odell•
;-, Nick as he la
was entirely in]
Witbstandiag,to
country. Natti
had nut, towar.
and dangerous
Vice he had ch.
icent of the
Whereabouts of
aertainty: as a
fox: -Faithful
time` 'scouting ••
English, Nick
- . and continual)
Or 'other,' 'with
Oily - fifty teen
the force Was
- sections, and
vnriongrpoints i
direction there
the exercise Of t
'led hand. .
The line of t
always kept i
and held, !at
rendezvous, n
to be found Wh.
'seldotn the ivy
rendezvous wn
jest portion '!tif
'deepened here
:perilous to any
I ' , lenst twelve fee
litin. It •wiis
oilysurface,,:lin
'Otte trill pokii.
=with very this
alderian
soil, besides sni
MIMI did nt ,
;deprive the' icr
' optics. Thee
:•-named for a
'"
Dead Mad's
- mulons motion,
a wave on the MOIL
like an angel'. bright
to be ruledby airing!
.
motion .fiat was. an.
peace to the world..
ME
. tifal land: ' sl
a glorious bandf
r Diemen, think. , sou
or hearts uowiras true
freeman will lag,
ericso Flag.
a giant at birth;
the pmed honor of
aowned heads 1:ota-
aid easla*e all iaaa
;
.tne their vain toil,
ign that ',treads o iii
!rtb is s throne;
eels as his own;
.d pitiful elves,
govern themselves
a freeman' will lag;
merican Flag
Democratic Review.
1111111GGOLD:
be lay,
t away,
e
h. pi ing gore
l
- bektre ;
Ifeaerif death,
i fleeting breath
mrades on—
.n 1!" he said—
or the dead !
ins ..catr
might—
e-fight!
s of your hearts
oeinatis darts.
be won!
,fliers brute
nior'il grave— , .
name ",
, iblesaajajt—,
i" - rrtite
t your liberty.
try's minx in pld
ityl
Irom the sky
e recreant gy:
Ify-griin death—
lee anal:wreath—.
i.ory die!"
eree.deeire.
eye of fine;
I •
ag
prey—
ky way .
I •
" guit4
Mil
, and 'bayonet wield—
, on's blazing breath,
.n tha harvest field,
the scythe of pea";
,e*arrior lies,
I• 1, i o'er bus' e3f , 4-- '
:g refund his heart--
t part, . .
-milting eriy,
!•e Pi ry.
as[ e " what do I hear
l i . , . and spear,
I, roithirig gore,
andlcannon' 's roar!
!ot thafety of wo
ofthe foe
bOgle srra - nd T'
garcon rescomdi
fly—tiley
rietory , !"
I tiatileblast,s I
gel 'sang.
names bed's
the honored dead !
*3 O deathless name 1:1
bf Fame !
ME
s..—At the Historical
Original _letter of Gee.
ted to that: body, was
meeting. It ii as fol.
eau, sth Nay. rim!
Gre gg I 4tend you four
appears to be the .bal
' lands. 1 • ' • :
me made:by the, meat
the nicest and
lo w no tat tint tittle, 1 11 1 11
, li i :
eefebrated makefilor 4
t With so. adatil .41 lilt=
was a person-eallatitil
by whom Tory, tie4t
;Whether they arayit
A. neither do 1 kicnr t,lie
breechscatibirdeli it
emlndlleistot.lbs de I.
-on demon& , ireg;c l
.; to use niatioillsii".
pis fur -relisliall MY
itbi . raids esuoyie
slake thear-do-net
=
di
Beaky fydsfit
, modesed loth"
" irikt , , diereemallitio
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=MB
!p,colanu t . t
Slushy, Times and' AI
MAWS LAIL e
glaciate apt She
r Cesslecleed with it •
I.! I^ • .
nkry history of Nev York,
ground, resolves ittielf into
long ..year- 7 ,tput a- Calendar ,
toprisri the
,period,diiriug
; a, under boolloge,i
a, while this bondage endtr
ould be done to de4troy the
fart of!he king''' . represent:l%-
68e brave men, firm old
fi nished the majiirity,
Their
re partook of the character. :
rah' habit, such ksi was,
fat the factional 'disturbances
'e' have furnished Sketches
hese hands, which 'fere or
j.pecies of patriotic duty, hut
y fur the diseonifitu're of the
•u 4 refugees." The lender
, • bands was called Nicholai
,
as familiarly depominated,
ilettered ; but lie was, not
e of the shrewdest men in the
e had done, what education
* making him a formidable
Inemy in the branch of ser
; n. He had an instinctive
, and seemed to tell the
an - ambush, with as mach
ound brenks,the cover of a
o his purpose of intercepting
:nd foraging parties of the
was constantly on his feet,
in communication, one why
Vashingion or his officers.
composed Nick's army, and
ottietinies rut up into five
• espatched, by tens, towards
order to aseettnittiii whet
iglu be n► i opportunity fur
` he prowess of the coucentra-
to Brottx,river. was the route
view by Nick and his men,
several points, • places of
which they were generally
ti off duty, which indeed was
ie. One of these plaCes of
s the banks of the (then) wi
he stream. The water had
o au extent that rendered it
hut a swimmer ; it being at
from the surface to the but
. !ways placid with a sort •or
lOoked like the above doM
This banks - were, covAred
underbush—hazel, utter-
I l vines ingenious' t watery
lilt reAssari
urnee----tiaomsa-va
y taking away/ the leaves,
en of itnperybrisness to the
code in theihretun Nick bad
• ood and sufficient reason,
:Ike'," 'We must explain.
in thirdepth of winter, Nick
di,ttnre above White Plains'
lnaly of tones who were on
Connecticut to the ci y with
nit' in the shape of money and
from the inhabitants in the
sound. Nick had obtained
their movements, and had
in access to the party (about
•r, under the control-of a mi
cer, named M'Pherson) by
011 11 Valentine, who was it
John, as it was afterwards
ad met and joined the iories.
s tule, and promised to lead
the country so, securely that
owting rebels would encounter
One evercht
had gone a Inn
to intercept In
their way fro
cottsiderabl4l
valuables take I
vicinity of 'the'
intelligence ; a
contrived to
eighty in mita
opt Englislif
,theatis of it
minute matt
ascertainedt I
with a spedio
them throtigl
none of tbelp
them.
By wnYlO
inform the r
Lake rendez
board .shanty
used to ohout.
of the i witeter
Previous;
promise f
whore of t
;nem at the I
in t his turn' I
(tie, to that 1
svonldiorove
"
his flitgerst
body must ;e
of hit ..count
we'll do it
the promise.
" Never eartpe," replied John ; 14 t I'll
bring 'em d wa AO the spot, and then you'll
consider 'e in your hands.. Be about where
you can lie r ute,and wheoT say, " Hurrah
for gits-rpt ashinvon, and down with the
red coats ! lieu is your time."
Having, ached the lake at nine o'clock
in the, even ng, Nick proceeded to devise his
plan aeon Intent. The cold . wao l intense.
It was qh t the inhabitants of that part, of
the cougar Iled a stall , coidl—for, ulthopgli
everything srai,liard frozen,. and, the breath
congealed first its emitted.pm the slightest
. show of ci was,to be: : eiperienced. It was
dead cal . No plan cupid be devised
with, rte , the majority? , To go
tr,idthattglit Ake . ex
,
tr'f! or
yet Oey might
Jilsettaeth Nick .110
are lb I Like
.. e!P 1/0e
IMMO *CM Nick : y 641
!flick NO P..lailegible
ihing; 4014.0 1 4 pro
1 040u4 0 4404 Fait.
armfed-IPAL(ei
fg Olt* :4001;cmr
)10 fratc*X o 4ei 0 (
PT.Rifsind: 4 4o , l l . o fß a n
;fl.Akto 4 l, 00-
11 004041 1 4%.7
was eicitividowsich
itsziustbsesirig to
necessary digression we must
• der that the " Dead Midi's
uus was made complete by 8
knocked up!in a burry, aii'd
r the men fruit the intense cold
; •
nights.
starting Jolid bad extorted a
Nick that he could remain the
night in qution, in conceal-
Ike without 4 ntering the hut,
!edging hisord to bring the 'I
it in tacit a Manner that they
n easy conquest.
Coin !" cried Nick, Al lie, blew
. quiicken the eircalition, " a
dare a great deal for the sake
y.. It's a rough job, John, but
. lily do you keep your share of
peel
..t,bor
i
Siti
tips tp: prOgress When 'heavy flakes o .
snob i began to descend .
it Good:!". said Nicks half in soliloquy, as
he sCaitnitiike:lietieni.willi the air' of en
astrAoger';' " this Will 'colzie'doWn at least
twelVe hours.' "1 have it at latit. 'Bops no
skulking or grinithlingnow; fur ['Won't:have'
;'you must do as,l atn 'going to order; if
don't-We part company." ' ;
i "Speak Mit, sticktoyoti while
tou've h Ilint - tolour:gon." '
Nick did speak oat. Behind the shanty
wits n sisSaM s gt,lieadow. The weather, had
made iiliiird and porous. Tit this spot the
wbble:botlY• atai - directed . to move, there , to
spread their blankets, and lie dovia 'tram
theni with the lock' of their muskets .IM
tWeen their knees, hind the muzzles protect
ed 'by a .wooden' stoPPer kept flir the pur
pose. Nick 'enfbrie . d his command with a
logical explanation 'of .'the advitinages of a
compliance with it, Be contended that the
snow, being dry and' not subject to 'drill,
would cover them . as satisfactorily ns a tick
of feathers, tindleep diem quite as worm
and 'comfortable. It would 'also effectually
imibettl the' at their ease. y The porous
quality of the ground would, he also inform
ed them, enable them to distinguish the up
. proach of any marching party tato distance,
and therefore they could snatch a few mo
ments of rest. Without more ado the nr
raugenient Was made, Nick lying down near
est 'the hut.
Four' long hours .elapsed, by which time
the hardy patriots were completely snowed
under,.being covered with eight inches, or
thereabouts, of the,eleniental emblem of pu
rity.'' The sleep induced by snow has been
too .
often described to be unknown'to our
renders. To prevent it from being &tot or
injurious, Nick had made each man, previ
ous to rettriiig, drink freely of rye whiskey.
The keenest eye; or acntest cunning,
could not have detected in those undulating
atight.but the natural irregularities
of swampy ground. At about two o'clock
in the morning John arrived, as lie hind said
he would, with his devoted folloWers. They
were right thankful for the shelter of-the
shanty, 'and Ill'Pherson' swore that when
they bad reached the city be would report
John's generous conduct to iltiwe or Kny
phausen and procure him a deserved re
ward.
Wait," said John . ; 'II have not done
half that I intend to do for you."
Nick now arose and placed hinvelf near
.the beivel so as to be able to hear the sigid.
In the Meantime he had awakened hi,4 men,
ithPut permitting tlOxi to rise, by n process
as summary us it was novel. Ne felt for
the softest pert of each carcass with the
point of a sharp bayonet.
The Tories, .stoWedrflike sheep in the small
nreti covered by the lint, began to
Tlityjitid_pcarcely !done this erec they
singularly communteat. _ to,
his atrocities; on the route with the. St:wagon
exultation. Before be, had met•Jolin they
had robbed a farm house, the mistress Of
which, having refused to deliver up her hus
band's y, bad . been (stripped arid flog
ged until 'she fainted. Nick, hearing this,
could not stupprrss arti exelattiation of min
gled rage :Ind horror. Before John could
interpose, M'lltersoa had gone without to
ascertain Whether he had really heard a hu
man voice or not. But he saw nothing; but
snow, calttaough he stood within twenty rods
of fifty mortal enemies,) and so returned.
Resuming his drinking and his converse =
tionohe ,depredator eontinned to detail the
monstrous villainies be had perpetrated, and
to speak of what he intended to do on the
downward route. He feared no assitillt—
not he ! lie watt strong enough to repel
any liat idiot of half-starved, skulking out
laws.. If he caught boy of the fellows, he
would hang then to their own trees and ma
nure the soil whit the blood of their women.
John had crept to the door by degrees,
and now stood with . his left hand upon the
raised latcftei; He applauded tipr officer's
story, and was '‘Villing, be said, to aid hint
in the performance orthe - deedi.he luid Con
templated. John proposed a toast, and fill
ingla tin.cup with liquor, said in a loud voice,
" Harrah for General Washington, and down
with the red maim". The Niter was-dash
ed into M'Phetson's face, and John vanish
ed front the hut: . Simultaneous with his de-1
parture, Nick , summoned his men by a re
petition of the toast, and the fifty hillocks of
snow were changed, as by the wand of Mr.
into as many armed mid furious '
"rebels."
Before the tones court recover from the
surprise into which these curious incidents
had thrown thena,AvoUerof pets - der and shot
had been bred through the aperture*. Dash- •
big like a frightened hare in the open Air, I
M'Phersow beheld •the assailants. His &ant
magnified their numbers, and conceiving '
there wss no hopti - in fight, he summoned
his men to follow himin•flight. Thej mad:
ly rushed after him, and forcing- themselves
thratigh the dry limbs or brush that stock
up.—the skeletons of vegetation, nn the
banks of the:stream gained the frozen sue.
face.. More than one half of the fellows had
taken' this course, while the rest had either
fallen ,victims to the ,first fire, or taken to
their heels towards the main road at the oth;
en side. • ; .• _ • •
Fare. on 'em I -toad as fast ;as. you can
''ens thoader;?, shouted prick, as be
fidluwed :his own advice. •
Suddenly. there Iwasl a • report. loader that
that tits market;,wait, accompanied by I k
splash, and , a concord - Olen/wilily 'dreams.
The see bid irolorni and, "Dead Metals
'Laker, teas-eceomplithing eiefory , ifor the
-hindfutotAtnericen . petrioti who good um*
the hanks. • • . •
the: result Was. that . near twenty of
ware. taken pad .eent,tO hredluartert
04 half a .dasea : were killed by fripenaL
n m tkl a idie" twat amutaisteder sato
ride, artd 66.00 Umbra wire . .deatra from its
,temenskiiibeemi.Theinetniiiidelevilliquit"
.iNidkbath•oatisdrttV , *mail es gave:
•itaissiefinglinotbs*listaneasaiii
mutilOed and., murdered bithe yalisew
After this event we have have risolOy.sketch
ed, he changed the title to "Dead Man's
Lake:..., It is now called ;• Wollor ,
a nd op,man on the vicinity know aught of
its. for m er designation,. so far alt we can
judge,, we having lived, near it n i tarly ,two
yeah without kearipg any ooe spleak of it.
As these little episodes it t the Oratna of
the re*tdution were frequent ) they rhave not,
m
it sees. been considered of sufficient im
portance to he generally preserved, even in
the Indinn style,—hv tradition.
Nick died in the Jereey prison ship.
A.L*ov,s siavria_
The Bogen Atlas translates:the(following
story, from the Paris Siecle. Itits a .good
story enough, but we would not advise the
reader to be very pertinaciotis in , believing
it: I 1 j
One of the dangers at Ostend most to be
guarded ',gni nst are the prefessiona I:gamblers;
During th e veoniona of the r istliival and
Lent, thesi knights of the green - iloth keep
themselves at Paris; hut whett summer
comes they scatter themselves n 11- over Eu
rope. They follow the fashion, and tread in
the footsteps of its gilded votaries I they nay
igate, at fall - mil,. in all the Imnrititne and
mineral waters' of Europe. Tloitsliear these
Bird; of prey have spread in large numbers
over Belgium. 'They have I already made
some great strokes; they speak of A Rug
sian who was pillaged, in n single night, of
two hundred thousand francs and who paid
it the next day, apologizing, Or having made
them wait. At these watering plaices, where
the hell:tsar° under no regulations, the inex
perienced ore necessarily exposed to being
phooderedloysiterpers. Several here been
taken this year in the very net. Whey have
been driven away, but there are non!' lefi
1
to hover over the shipwrecked in he stormy
night of - lausquent. One Of the e Grileks
has recently been the hero, ' or rat er the in
strument in a 'recent adietitiore t Ostend.
Just at tile commencemeOf tl a bathing
seasons there arrived an E nglish lady, ma•
tore in age, 'and pessessed of great fur
tulle. I
Her wealth had come tolled:It
explained how it chanced She w
tied.. But she thought to make
time by marrying. according no,
of her heart, which had inclined,
yoning gentleman of twenty-ftv
ether aspirants had been dietaird
ed, but dismissed., The nontu re
was only willing toliitento the y
handsome Sir Edward. Bor,„o
1.0, the youthful and leonol4toone
would have nothing to say 414 he
suspected the flame he bad, kin
could he suppose that a lois! 9
wished to hale him torn heehaw .?
,Trt oteeof the lied di not tempt
, -3,4.--. ~,,,,,,_ , -,
stindlooluissiriiigig; and felt li mself 7 nal
enough to pass his youth ill, gale y and free
doon,.prepared only to ettlio,t unif ir the ban
ners of Hymen when he re acne, the age of
reason, er at the end of his to thousand
,
poutoki His frugal ntul f t;l010t. ical habits
drove tl aged Miss Ant ii to d spair— fur
t
•slie woo d have been glad 10 Om see ruined
end pol o ,as in that case trtnre likely to he
tempted b y her wealth.. Lille had, come to
Ostend cause she knew that Sir Edward
i was these. Her attacks, IlOwever, met with
no more success thole they had dune at
Looldoon, Bath, .Newmarket, Brighton, and
all the other places wher t Ale had followed
the indifferent youth. She chtild obtaiti
front him nothing tan Auild, polquese. Sh e
in rain displayed before .his eyts time riches
she wissessed. Hier mats tiers se tioed minty,
what do I care—l am satisfied with my prey
\
ent ease. , - .
112111111
Seeing that ordinary moans
success, Misr Ann resolved to ha
to a somewhat eceentrie l expd
was a lady of spirit ; she p,
audacity and imagination. 'T
could not fail.
These iliitigs tniok place n
There chanced then to , be a G
Ostend, one, of the heroes of til l ._
f ',
clever -chief of die Hellenic c federation.
He was a master of tuasteri, I i irresistahie
player. winning whenever Land whatever be
choose. Nothing; had oe.curr 41 to betray
his true charneter, and Osteii4 considered
i i
him as an, bane /[ player, whet our English
lady found blni and tstid, to hi t4 ': -" I know
who you arel; I have receive positive let,
;I
ters in regartJ to. you. :,Here ' re copies of
them. You see I can ruin yo ."
The blackleg turned pale—he saw that he
-was at the mercy of .the lady, but at the
l•sitne time the cunning 41111•111111 W that she
had vo ell big to detninel of dm, and was
only tr ng to frighten liiiii into-granting it.
" I can ru it you," resnmed the marrying
11' iii
lady, " at will spare You i you 'consent
to do a service." he f flow had ex.
pecied his but lie was tlelii, tea with the
canon cer eat. " Spes k, insidante," said
he, " I ni your orders."' "Do you know
Sir E r ii , "Yes,' l mad ime." ." He
dues n oft n piny, but Ihe does not dislike
it. Y 1 m st make hi en piny " , " I should
like n iii, better." • "Mfill nu then go to
the H a d s Beim, where h dines; there
a i m
ge . " a iscussion wherei you shall' be
in the 'an ; propose nwa rOf some bot
tles of han paigne, wh ch. y . shall -foie;
mike . 1' E ward drink,loid hen his heed
is be * , y shall lead . him ‘ •to ii same."
"'The .et odua( way of.p • eeding." re
plied t .8h pet...' is YOU ' Min'thenvin , all
hie m eY; our must ittduce titn-ti pinion.
-his W. of oeer, - ' andlead inron WV he
has • hi t Whole fortune,..ien 'thousand .
you ,
Tit Is ei mikrit pi .. He reflect
ed .i ' am t"tind'tben sat *i.. 44 riiiider=
stand, will 'a hie tea thou " ea 18441'008n
share m
. ith - ,yoo s Th '' haughty g li
ttlish' - 1
itiptelied is Vindoiii•
mutt;!, • 0 U . * . a Wain' tietiWrftd
il,
Ted' ii' 't:it: iiitielf.'. l,l •• 3 4o:is , lhis!
di. . • ~.off,: why ', delimit* i hitt
to ' mil ' . "Yes, hit toOseilikiff iij - liiii
i
. . ... .... . ....
it. I insist , that. Sir, Edward. sh all be .
ly tripped:; _ If'yOn !cave : bite the ".
bala n ce, these, 'letteig'coneersting yiiii'
bOtiede pnblii.". - 4 YOtilhaltblisi!;';
.or to complain arum". ... ~- ~. • .. :..
Outhe foilowinedaptbc dinner ca .
The . champagne wet drunk ;, the. pa I
pied
,itt 'the came;
,and before the!
wail over, Sir Edward Inid . :hilt every
It
It Was then that our' Ertglieh'lady'ap .:
to itdv.antage ; the young man, now r!
opened both eyes and ears,: The*. !
true were not, charmed by ,the petio
traction of Miss Ainin, but he listene
einnplaigance to the detail tied the til
of bet wealth, which she offered wi,
had. It was an affair oftlirecYmilli
T e age of the -bride-disappeared, a
i ,
I,f ersonal charms.stns amply atoned'
such n fortune.;Sir'Edwardaccept ,
n
il , • li , . .
the wedding has just been ee brated
TIONT 'BOOTS.
'About ftv.: years ago I imptii'ne!
wedding in one of 'the btkek.sioods
of Georgia., at the. house of Major S
Being the wealthiest man in those p
wits desirous of giving is great flare
-lus this purposq had invited a great
oflguests to witness the miptials of
est of three blooming, cherry-lipped,
limbed, clean fimted daughters. ' At
invited guests I observed thefitep o
a i•epresentative,of the coutify MAI •
veptity," whom I hod known as the
of; his class while there, !mit wh‘o.
tined to act a totisplcaous pOrt out
elk tueintirable Occasion. Bill tress
quiens. He was peculihrt
ril to his head, which was unique it
and clothed with curls which resem
Hiperiott's than 'die setting sun:in
He was six feet two in his itockin
legs meeting u long way up, and
sebibling a pair of compasses, than
eqe 1 can at present itna,gine.
th?s he was twenty years of age, a
in ; with verdancy and bashfulness,
have his daguerititype. The ceret,
hgemperfurined,,the hour was Witt
alai all seemed to be enjoying 'th ,
stll. I had exhausted die fun fro
groups, and was looking out for it s
ittierest, when
Nstpoleon, solitary and . ulnae, I
fuirget. Approaching .him; 1 kihdl i ,
etl the' cause of his distress, and
Jay.as*istance.
".Give me your arm," said he
deaathly sick. Let us find a ruoin
hed."
and that
I s not mar
-1 p the,lina
the wishes
townitis n
All the
d—thank.
°wig lady
I lithful and
I&militate
:ir Edward
and little
How
forty-five
Ile grasped my: arm convelsi. ,
ale went into a private - rein,
Nlajor S. bud assigned to me fur.
listen, discovkired the cause Of 113 I
try, which was a 'pair of 'aiiiiill lie
large feet, worn with-n view of
. whioivagawiayLittAltamialui
e: it was impossible to get the ass.
se4ervriiit, I volunteered-to tug.ra
lf, when lie lied completely eili .
trength: We succeeded at tebg
it g otrime--blit the other resist: i
I 1 rte . Bill was in agony—his Om
l swollen, , and yet he would .1
j
taint. At last he arose, his eyes
pftrenzy rolling, arid dripping Ivy
ration, and pronouncing :math
loud, but deep, .upon all "gl4ll
I general, end county weddings 41
' lile divested himself of every .gar
stood up unincembered, save lit
terrible bOot. , The merriment.
joining chamber contrasted stria
' die anguish amine., The gutist
ail, gone into the ball.room, whic
united from the tuna, assigned in
wall. I could hear every note
lion made by the {fiddler. it 1
dearer the wall, I discovereda 1
lpened. into the room where they,
ommencing .the dance. By tli:
ad recovered his strength; ;at
trimmed the tug at. his bout. , 11l
tikYed eirery:positioninnd auitud•
le thought he.might accomplish
by piecing -his back,to the wall
filet against one of my feet, and
ssistance. He placed himself fi
i to door, and I caught his leg a
tlii ; gradually it yieltledfatid
i
make a ".long pull, n.stroug pill
altogether," the boot sudden"
Lad. with it the door,andßillw ,
uto the Ball-romn ! •
Such screams from the femel
amsteritution.among, the beau
iefore seem .In the midst,of to
•oariotts, I heard the clatter o
morn, andookindout of the s•
Field a sot buy . horiiiiihe 'flyli
i l
O
peed N ocartiofii l e; Isis long ‘
'lug its the - 4'od; iihd eltitl4 in I
eustume, td nit,: a' shiit'coltai
spur's." It %yds `pesoi''Bill!- '
rinies; , ' '
et with no
ye resource
dient. She
sussed both
e expedient
oath ago.--
pelt hero at
t nation—a
f We 'mire alOnifyiiiblislied.
61 it Wray jninfo' . 16 . whic h = '
IPollnck of 'the • *lvy,'dela* ;
a nil - *hot 'Mr. Brett:',`,.l;
tot- wits i ndicted
bon
1 t her State Prison fin', 6+e 'pears
[ lereticitint'peiiklifs befoiV .
litres . ; Will 004" de tVe eunC
toe; 't he' tiro eindee
ir
• ut-fying t het*. trinte;We
TOW.' defen'
16ei endeiiiiked '
`Ow
Neijiid
dilig 1 0 - ;
be tdeogeirge . w -accorOt
stikesi, •
ihit I the.' ti iila"ri~''ifirti
fiktoo;
hit Soil
i boa Alai' .
taiimeiresem Aiiriar I
. ,
QUEER DOC'K'S
&mullein*: 'Ate-wise .produ
the,stery...tWihow ihat the. p
gelgifiga. gixocjelkararter'
hlettpt uners;•and out tare
tire.' -•
rifeiotss "nonsense is
counsel; With Nubia ease;\tax
ity tb.the utinoetyand made.*
.fence. - T.hia was professio up
understood, end he
_deserves •
for profesilonal talent. But
trines" are weileiniugh for e
ihey - iiitiollifi be' 'veij - iiisc
net toilet Itthey "haul
young gentlifinan-might shoo
him severely, ,and. subject , bi
severe autree,ing, , and be puni
1Y; if at 'alt,licao use he did n
or maim F - *ad he had no
num,-
allest
. 1110
rex-
. _o
s ff.
eu.
night
Ling,
eared
fined,
,it is
al .at• .
with
aunt
h tier
woe
fur by
g o and
the doctors t.isn'sliow that - thi
not. have been mortal or dang
through some!. fortunate ace
steered.clear of a vital part 1
nut ktiten tu kill, and deet
such death )srOlild be an acci
be Was'tibi2visponsible !'.An
ofituelfintent - 'is clearly es
luitdetFor elided a pistol in
as te give tile - person' assaile
%is life ! Admirable logic !
young; g entlemen are
A%)
Cr
unties
he
and
1 1 umber
lie eld
strong-
mg the
Bill P.
" Uni
butt of
as des-
sinate 'at'llieir pleasure, if
thiit they kra•ded the pistol
it soffit, ',:'or mimed at
stead of the heart.
to toldifashioned common. se
sailed orrweanded another
e
p o res .
I rn rig
attach
shape,
led less
view.—
other-fatal !weapons, his i
maim ,was ',presumed, beca
necessarily put life and 1.
danger. Common.sense
killing. or. Maiming could
sailing with weapons whicl
maiming. probable 1" hist
his innocence of such inte
dent of the victim's escape
er infer that the escape w
spite of 'Rich intent. The
loading the pistol, steppitig
ing down; are exquisite
limb depend upon an nssa •
science ofitourder 1
And the. assailant was
mild and affable temper,
quarrelsome, and fired hi-
s, with
lore re
inything
Idded to
ad reek
and you
ony had
ng late,
flow of
various
abject of
ins like
II never
ly t .So Much the worse, '
premeditated wickedness
of knowledge and ihstin
he contriilled - himself babi
fore might have done it a
Wiintiti4rother officers
gentleman, we know not.
onion inchide respect for
ers, this dipal, deliher_nte,
iiiiiin SlOlifg`elender - etni
thewhOW we' think that'
mime erebii , righterars, , il
11111 ilk illr ItOW.i4.:IIIS.PMe:
-..--...." -. .
.-::,..,,,-.....,,-.i.---,--- - . •
inquir
roffered
"I am
lid go to
MEM
.. which
lie •
mght,
',11 1 ! mal,4-
is ou ins
I u rtailing
4k. rs. Re
OP A foreigner iii
a newspOer in. the .; Ci
Whether it, will succee
14 :seen. r It is' a novelty'
9rdy paper' published b •
can at alt. be depended
Gazette.: This is publis
rinds at the Capita Land
throughout the -!Empire
of, .greats : importance
to securean early rendi
murder :that they may
ceed on 7 . their official' •
that the Only means by
government.arrivent k
9f their ;fiovereign, is tl
of the Gazdte.
Esprss riders are in
to cnirsitil'e Gazette in
Over thaTinipite as son
same Cider curries the
MittlY one city,. as for it
forming ; the, distance on
ref relayi of horses at si
distancei from Pekin to
in silt,. clays, riding in
flay; n9d, us you m
'proieS'fatal to it grent
•417 a geheral rule,"
oiare thou two trips, as
_emirs permanently dis
Oonunetce— ,
•
istance of
hem my
-.listed hiO.
Ch in pull
- ef
was bad
-lot cut the
in a fine
tli perspi 7
'lnns not
rings" in
'articular,
cut—and
that one
n the ad
gely, with
now had
was Se p-
by a thin
prepara
vroaelling
!loot Which
fere Rhino
s ti►nr. Bill
d re-coin,-
ain lie
At length
his hbjebt
his- right
obtain .my
d began to
idding hint
, and a pull
pm' way,
it u;mbling
-A.nt 11PORTANT INCI
fetter froni Merit
incident connected wit
oityi. Which has not
knowlcilge., It tippea
Se - pteiriber, after ; the
jiitltpec had been ' co
'Mirth 'Und . goitma n
" and w I
tigniciplitted u. fiercer st
mitog Afq.'ltlorn that wl
countered, t han
city' of Igexici
• e
.upon 'terms 'Ch capitate
in-Chief: They urn
Ano Ootiitued their
daylight, Without nic ,
Gen. Scott informed
siga.dity paper in the ' 1
grit; 411414katr'fittit'
t.le - Li Ao,l4Rifttrou 6 , ll . l th
his' army
idatitiskibkatere'e= '
s, and such
wus never
mirth
_up-
• a liorse's
indow I be
g ivitt ' the
seievl
fai Geor gia
ha of
, bit el , the
ticcotint
idahipritian
tely t dOew n
he' lie rpetrn'-
. .
rifenCed
' A
ii
Subb' tern
a/As' l l 4 loe
.quilVdesc. cm
Oriodestiingitottl "
*444v:tut busaticci
towk4 Irioo"4l,p
warmimppli (Nowlin
glittgeit**4
dearn‘ toper.,
saU+inifteviire•ool(
•
";:eite fa' it
Vsiini`titigh
tato k46;
a - 01 -
14
bi t -
Aid it via
laq
iiiiiident lie
41•174,11:
` . 16
dal rot
•Litlelasaie
NE
123513
> ; 8S
beicerit,of
'MET Ras-I ;
ild and offa
l. ol or riridi,;
II this t Via"
Kii ihrmuai
plausabhrdvi
, clutyotspuT i
ino.little cream
,Iti)e_ his,doc.
4iiiiittOAilk'
iii6ni-ItiriM?
- , beNkdttptediii
• +Loom; wtiuuct '
~ to biog ontk.
lied vent, lighe..
kiittend M kill'
sueli intent; if
wound :might
rugs, and that
dent. the .ball
If !Ono he 4i4•,.
sjibuld . ensutti' -
en ~t or which
i
. hie nnikenen '
.übliihed;" if Ilk
oat a Manneii ,
-.,
a chance fOr,
A coding tb
lowied to - assrui,
he}{ can show
ightly, sor .fired
the! groin in = '
ow ; according
1 se,rif a man na
ith (fire -arms or
tent to kill .or,
1 si..ucli assault
nb lin'extrema
' :ks,! "-what but
e intend, in as
-wide killing or
ad'!of inferring
~ t, from the lapel;
I we !should rath-
Is ad accident ht
Ipreltences aboot
!. hUck,.or poirit-
Must life arid
sin% skill in the
la gentleman. of
iof vindictive. or
; Pistol very cool
or all this proves
Isinning, in spite
1 It proves that
natty, and Theist , .
this .oecasionef---
u gait by,the terns
Btit if.tbeir ,defi 7
the' rights'of cab
•lf-Cotnlrolling.,sis- •
is td thirtillii. Qn ~
' e'vrdibt and sai
1, that i ;kis . geode-
i
pla i livey, - ,.. ,.. . ~
1.7 ,- -- -.«.....,;,,,........—.....,...--../.
I pion has started Si/
1
ins ,language.-.
not /..„
1 ,
or remains/to
'to the People./The
; the! '.Chinese that -
!upon, ir tbe Pekin.,
.ed at irregular,pe
the nce / distributed
l'y is• a, matter '
r Ate Mandarins
gof the Gazet te ;
be enabled to pro
tniei ; for it seems
hich the -officers of
owledge of tile will
rough the -medium
readineSs at Pekin
different directions
ns
azette from Pekin
stance Canton, pet
mrseback by means
rt distances. The
antonj is performed
essantly night and
y readily. imagbie,
orMin of the riders.
'der is able to tro!te
he either dies oribe
bled.—.N. Y. J:or.
rINIT OF THE WA*.
relates at least atm
the capture of that
efore come to out
dot pu the .13th
ortiOeutiona at Cha..
tied, 'and Generals
d sought
n' Our Spartan
urge during Ate
tch they had joat:tat
ers !were despatchedl
~,.on the putt bribe
'o Tnetibnyti; Magri*
ion with lila -General
ed, about.- midnight,
iitei•vie!
,untitneetr
flop jailing any': thitt
he that he 'leo
1' ity that- he woildinit
• ,
y:h eusedliet4ll
l c Alt he Intended
P,# l lP, -vf
atiL •
, •
100 knight,oftbe
diffeo, ilayf; "the
inw stilton on
village bnilerdike ,
On Ihe outfit* if
d'e didn't did
c.,Y :
heir bi~wiCsattew
. - .
• WO Oa
htekllafi-01-
• A mu_ 40
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