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Ouoa more, upon iU round with : Tim",
Cornea OlirUtniu with 111 bery ebime ;
Once morp, to eluJ th fading year
Ar lieur.1 Un sounds of Curiatmu cheer, , .
Once more nf-on bin weekly round,
The Mewcngrr of Newkii found;"
Tba Cakrikr PoY.witb egr foel, '
And anxious heurt kin I'rismU to greet.
Tliro Summer l.eats, nd wintry snows, 1
Tho' borut bia ioe, nd torn Li toeii j
lie's brought unmindful of bia barm,
The Recoud of the world alarm.
Of o idenUby f.e'd or flood, - ; '
Wild tale of Rhipwrec! fire , and Hood ; I
Ot ramoHiit rawU brought to grief x
Sad tnlea of wue, wghs of relief. 1 .
From thoae who ook to omiing time, '
For bleaoingn on our wery elitue, , ' ,
WilU more thingi, (fAfjf you ell remember.)
Than I could count in all December.)
Tho much of lite th land'e distreM,
(Jay (TiN.k Si Co having evoked a tneae,
Demoraliktiig all around, ' '
City, and CroM-Riiud. Cot. and Town.
Tuniing trong atomachs upside dowi.
And tLrw the fear of losing f elf,
Caaehtriiitj. it panoply of Self.
Vet Momachi no are being aoothe 1, ' '
Tho rnughn'd w.tja once more are amoutli'd ,
Sad heart and time, and all together,
(ire prutnie of more proap'rout weather.
Diater no more madly rangra. f
Cheked by the premre of the Grawjet,
And heart, and voices all are bumming.
Ti Chriktmaat ' IJetter timea are coming '
Tour little friend in well aware,
AU lave not overmuch to ajare,
but yuM will never feel bereft, . , ','
Thro giving a mite of hat is left . .
Then, rummage down among your quarters.
And "catt your bread upon the waterit,'
Aeured, that it wilt out U io vain,
111, return to you again ;
Aud rAjf ere very many days, .
In om of FrucLie.tcts iriya.
And BoWnitii each kind wih and thought.
Ytj frifidnL:p pruflertl, uli Uit'vit;
May choicest LieMingi 01 yu fall ! '
A McrtBY t'jjuuTMiTo Vol All!
llej.ecfu!ly, Cak::il'!:.
A XEW TRr.ATV ITII PAIX IN
COXfEMI'LATiOX.
Wa!iitigloti. Pie. 3D The epiiit.
uiui.t of Otu. Cuaaing in be the vr
of tet. Skltr a MmHtcr t iu cji
linues to excite coinment ro:Kriig the
charirler of th iotru.ii.La will receitc
Irvni the lA j rtiui.i of S'e afur the eu
lirumtiiJii ot (be appoint nitiit by the Senate.
Aliouugb uwge ta .oJ to an open d
e!art.u of tbt line of i:p'.ni 'C)f to la
pursued, it n be stated with truth that
out of the abbots to mhiult Mr. Cuhiiir
ill ;ive V' ttiiition will l tb j olw; til
.l t cat aad 4 uinuirativo ixfuiuia io Co
ba aa the best mean ealuuhtted to reto
prjee to tLat Lland atid pioitiote it pru.
I e i'y. and among t!iee rt-foriii U iiii'nJ
rd the aUditiuo ot Itry in the Antiile.
Tha 'n$ buve rcpestadly been enfurved,
both in the lretliit's ani.nal tn
mid tlie i flisial eorrerniiideiice of J-eciiUrj
j Full and which bat e been ofteu coin 111 u in
' rated to the Spai.Mi CfLinet. It will be
rcc'i.l. cted tU.t soveNl )ars ago tur uor
riiment trtid 'red its good i.fhue to ip4in
in the bepe of Cu.au piitiSciitioii, but
whirb were renpci!uliy dfcl.neJon theba
ai an;gled. It is not improbable that a
aim Lr tender will agin be made by '.be
new Mii.iater, a the AdiiiinUlrathni will
reirt to etery roper expedient fir the
puipu-e of restoring peae and Me-tirg
.ii.iitii iutere-u in Cuba and the a)ji
cent water, ai.d there eaa le no doubt
that au tft.rt wil! be made in conclude a
hw evmmerei.il treaty with Ffwiii, the on
ly one ever tuade with lint power being
iliat of Wil, of friendship, liioita and H
Vig'tioU. . .
fi.aKf, lin.1, tme, holy word dropped in
ronveraition may be litlU thonght r, tut
they are like wmU of tvtr or fruitful
trees fallir.ff bt tUwsyaide, Ixjrne by .mie
birdaafar, liapt thereafter to fringi with
beauty some barren mountain aide, or to
tusk glad some lonely wilduriKrWi ' , ,
Faith io cur owo ability i balf of every
Utile,
'There are four bUno of tobaooo grown
in Virginia and Noilh Carolina, 'ut hip
ping, tilling , stiiokinghnd wrapt iug; ud it
in iiiipurtHtii (hut plmitora desiring (o miKO
iitbor die of thoi-o kluiuld chookojlio kind
oi voud boat adapted to tuth, paiticulur
The IVyor, mules the heaviest, richest
'hipping, and c.n only be gruwo to pi' it te
non ou ulluvial oc heavily luuuuiod luada
The Frederick or Mr land grow larger,
out iettot so rich and waxy; '
, ,The Orouuko it tur preliable for filler,
MU.ktNor w.i ptr, iomg awsetor in Sa
vor, tiucr iu iilia ubd texture, and inure
eily cured yellow. This i th kind bet
adipted Ja out gray jMjj'; producing ie
roturus; and w hild the product Uuot no
l:rge aa ou bluck or browu rich laud, ;e:,
with akil! iu turii g aud management, the
d ffcreiico iu produU i more than in ide op
iuqual y. 'J h j 'Uruiioko, therefore, u 1 ha
ii.l kiiiU auited to our gray luuda, and .f
(hi there are several vunotiVe, the two
most in favor are the Yellow Oronokc, end
the (Joocu or l'ridoof Uruuvilie. TI1.1 Cr.t
ta the kind that gave character to the C
welt (North Curuliua) )elloW tohscuo more
than twenty year ago. slid in elili prcieir
ed by a very large u-tiuber of phtiitets lio
grow the line.-t yellow MuuLcra. and rip
per. The latter is preferred in Gr..vnlo
eouuty, Aiorili Carolina, that products the
tineat yellow tobaeco grown tm thi euitiu
eut. or, perha, iu the world. This lat
ter is,, c.early , an Oiouoko tobacco, very
mui.h retciuiiii'g the ioruicr, excrpt that
the leaf grow rather I reader, aud. tiy some
1a coiifidcred sweeter. """"
r- Tbeae two kinds have been grown with
prctal r.Teieuce to t!n-ir adaptation to pro
ducing the finest quality of uruppei, mo
ker'ud filler. f : c-
The writer is alhScd that the art f cur
ing and uianngcmeut have not wily been
very fr advance 1 toward scientific jifcc
:i.ni. but that in perfecting the kin.! of seed
rown mucU iinpruveiiui.l has been made
Fr tnatatice, in the saving of seed, by a-
duptiug tie plan df turuiiig nut the foi
wardest pl ui: gr .wing 111 tle lt soil anj
afterward id ..'rviiig tocutolfall the be.ids
if pl-nt that liiien upCoarM, narrow or ill
haped, or of green color an the bill, and
sting only tho head 4 bat ripen yellow
in cot or and of a amootb and uue texture,
m'ucb baa beii done to improve the kind.
Ilftidr. lb most iiupvrtaiil iiut in the
saving of toSaeco wd t to ut elf all the
lateral !it loaving only three eruwu
shoot to J eflct ;cd. thereby securing lr-
ger pmi and more xrfvt ai I bat alwaya
rieu in gMi.l time, and are more relial.l
fur seed bed and the production of early,
vigorou ( Lot. Ry lolioainj this mle
of Sating aeel with ). ial r f-reirt-e to the
growth of a particular class of toLaccu, in a
w jci tb oed i not only greatly un
proved, but like b.et like in the vegita
tile a in the it.iinl kingdiMii, bectonea ml
fnfkfi' the fit of iu fKcies. The wri
rr ran bear ttimony to the above fiet
in bi own rxp.-tifoco. Bud desiie to give
ihui puhiicii tbt other tmv prufii tlnoe
l.y. , , -
U"hcr sny plant att.titi4 it highest prf.
iV'ti'M., th 1 tin p!ac to accura the le-t
'"1. 1'n home of the tubsccu plnl iin
Virginia and North Carolina, and the
.Toaih and iK.rlvc.ioo vf the kind here
eu'iivated bate re' heda j-oint u attaii el
any where cm. Tlis e4 ml routh
w.iu'.d io m il t-i 1 rurur their aee-l from
u, and 1 ti-it av and piopsgute s.'ter (he
inst'uetiooa abnve giten. , '
John W. lli-vn, Sie-lonsn. of Richmond,
has limited suppjy wf toil Velio O10110
ko snd (t.icb tobaeeo seed groan and v
ed af'er th improred tuithoJ for a seiie
of veur. . . v "
Xittbiiig pay letter than gmd seed, and
the rn t i f tew o'inef.. aiiflich-nt f -r the
target plnnter. is trifling coinpnr.d with
th.. benefit rivalling from pniper l ction.
Plant bed iny be sown any time between
Xovemhar and Id of March, the soonrr the
better, and where the binds are anitablsj it
bra eay id grow tobacco worth fill cents
IO cents per pound. Vef',um Bit; $ (p.
A woid fa the lint i ennw.'b
11 L. RA'Lvxn.
riyeo, Halifax Co., V. '
" asn 1 11 Pi i-saw saM- f.- j
Po nnr CftlTH'isR. Whatever you do,
never act up for a critic,, I don't mean a
newpper one, but in private lifi', ju the
domeiie circle, iu society. It will not do
any om? any good, and ai'l Ho you harm
if you mind being eailed dinjgrecble.
If toil don't like any ono'a noe or oh-
j.-ct to an) line's chin, don't put J ur feel-
tug mttf . words, W any oae tnatners
don't pleweyou, re member yourowq. 1W
pi re not made to luit ob tite ; recollect
that. . Take thing aa you Cnd them, uti
le you can alter them. Even a dinner,
after it is rllowcd , tau'i Le made any
better, r- V. " ... -', .'.'-'t
CoiiMnited fault B.idingj continued cri
ticim of the conduct of this one. the dres
of the other, and the opinions of other,
will make lionm the tinhspplest place un
der tho min. If ton are never pleated with
any oue no one will ever be plcued with
ynu. And if it is known you are hard to
ait few will take pain to suit you.
The wort men ofiou give th best J-
vice. llailey.
TilK VIRG1X1U3.
I
f New i'ork, December 28. Th United
States steamer J iii iuta.. Commander Drains
i...., ,.,:.... A t '(...l ...:.i 1 1--J
VIM UKIIUUJU VUUU I 11U VUU BUMUIVU
and tiperaomit fuimeily of tho Btemmr
Virg1uiu, arrived here this eveuing. tiho
eipcriuncod strong u irtliouat gale during
the liiKt Bve diva, the Juniata will tiro
ceed tp jhe, Uiooklyn tiavy-yard, where the
prisoner mil be transferred to a receiving
ship. No communication will bo allowed
with th prisoner at prencut.' . .
- About 2 o'elooii to-day the Juniata, with
the priMiuer from Cuba, arrived opposite
q iuraiitine atation. ; She was boarded by
tn beultft olhcialii, who bad all the tnu
iu mieieJ cut, and finding them iu a per
fouily Jienlthycomiition, tlhip was allow
ed to puM 011 hor way. The Junitia
then proceeded up the bay anchored off the
battery, where idie ly unlit 4 o'clock P.
M., when she was taken iu tow and brought
to Brooklyn navy-ya.d about 0 o'clock io
the evening. ' , v '
Iu accordance wi It instruction from
Wskhington all intercour or commuuica
tiuu ai'U thot-s on board , was iloi.i.-d, and
many friends of the priHiner and promin
ent Cuban aero turned away diuppuiutcd
from tho navy-yard. Tie prisoner will
remain i n hoard the stesnikbip until orders
tot'.ie c.mtiarjr are received. . Nods of the
oiDesrifor rw oi the ieatmhp have yo(
allowed to leave the veiwel.
TLo Herald oirrei-noiideut ou the Juiiia
ta u)s soul uf the Virginias pmonors at
fs.mi :o de Cuba aerocouipeil.jJ to leeiify
at tho -cjnt of the aword, aud threatened
with houaiit death if they refused to an
swer the queiition of the court. In mt
case Soldiers poiuted their bayonets at their
bnaxt.
New Vork, December SO Night. ,
Lieateiaui t'omtuatider llaswell, the Exe
cutive 0!!ber of the 0ipee, mw : The
O.viipee left T.mtnga with the Virgiuiusir.
tow on the looming of the 19 h imt., as
already reported. , They had i'air weather
until toe altemoon of Saturday (the follow
ing day) heu a gate rprung up, and they
coutlliusd to bate bad weather. l:ka that
encouutered by tlis Juniata, and the Vii
giuiussig ialdd t'aat ah was leaking ba lljT
Captain Walters, commander of the 0.i
pee. therefore determined to ,ha' hu
couise for Charleston, 0., but as they
got into smoother water the Virgiuius be
haved bettor and the water waakept outol
her fire-room. - Ou the morniugof Christ
ina day, however, severe weather tutting
eootiuued, tbo Virgiuius was again leaking
aa bd y a ever, and the Vevel put into
Frying Pan Slioals, about ten miles south
tf Cape Fear light, where smoother water
.nil be obtained. Here tie tel en me
to anchor, hoping that the Viigiuitw Would
ride out the gale. Ik-fore day light next
morning, Friday, , Cotum-tiider W'oodroti
igr!4 with light that the Virgiuius Wa
leaking rapidly ith the fires nut and the
puin stripped, aud the crew wUlied to b
taken off. liuats were lowered from the
ll-ieat 0y light, and by 7 o'clock a. m.
all ou board (lie Virginiti were tr inferred
t the for.er tel. . A a besty sea was
running, the work of removing tho Crew Was
one of 111u1.I1 danger and diflieuliy. Xo
live : ruked in etiJeavuring to Kive
their pertia! eff ta or any other property
from ths Yirgiiiin.' The h-w-er oi to
Virginiti was cut and a bu y attached to
it 1 1 m..r' her p -i;ioft in ce she sunk out
of sight. The Uipc rem lined at anchor
during the day, end at 4 :! " o'vlook, p. m.
thi Virgii.i.i. which bad beeu gradually
settling, went ta th b itt .in. 8!ie aank in
eight fatiioiu water and her topmaM re
mained above the surface. Th fja.iip
thet re.iuu' l her voyage to this port. Her
upply of coal was ample; 25 ton atilf re
mained ou board , All ou board th ).!
pee are well. Hit wilt proeasd to the Na
vy Yard her to-day or to-morrow after die
charging Ler powder, , ,
w s'asa'aaw saw 0m
THE NEW MINISTER TO SPAIN.
Mr. Caleb Curbing, who is to succeed
Mr iekle in the HnuiiUh tuiion. :ny
be called 'Tlie Adwirsble Crhhiou' of
America. A speaker, writar, th master
of several language, a profound lawyer, a
tiatbsmsn, a diplomat!! a uiilitary uwu
('orb waa a brigdier-gon?ral in lb Mex
ican war), be isslso a thorough lid'.ta-Li-tret
achular. It is related ofth Scottish
Crichton who, by reason of hi many ac
eomplishment and universal knowledge,
ws alylad Th Admirabl Criebtou,'
thai be challenged the doctor and schol
ar of Pari to depute with bim tt an ap
pointed time on any quention and in any
one of twilv speciflad laniuge ,A n u
lamu company asrmbled to heerth dis
tONiion, and be serjuitted himself to the
dmiration of sit. Mr. Cuhing is much
tho same kind of prodigy Rldt, Whig.
w 00 r
T.vTr.MPKft.vst 8 among joung " tuen
Chriotmss day snems to h ive generally 4r
failed.", It wm noticed here, and we find
that our exchange make th ram com
plaint about the young mm In their vari
ou localities, . H ie an ugly ign. Our
young men e.inn'.t ulTird to begin life un
der the crushing burden tf intemperance.
If thev tho hog in life , how will t'ify end
it? 1'hatisa tftteotion for them to pon
der. Rldtitiuml Whig.
Tlie contented nwt is never tflot, the
diieoutcutel never rich. . ,.
EdiCurt of the NeKt : ' ,
Gentlemen If it was
my (inject to
gain reputation from the peecnJ! referred
llV MeeklAlllilirfr 111 vnur iiunar VAfctaratnv
. ... jv-.
it might be prudent iu me to reply upon
hi notice of it. rather than risk the . pub.
licution of the speech iuelf. Not being
governed by that motive, I would prompt
ty yield to his requet and that of lusny
friends, niude to me prirutelvi but for the
fact that the subject will again bo ' up, in
theSeiiuto iiiiiu j.Jit )' aftxr the reucas,
when I dcire to bo heurd more fully upon
the luBt .resolution of my anieudment, ug
geating the policy and mctit of theflen-
eral Uoverument assuming the , puyment of
our stiite debt, wubout which tho . apeesk
is not eoinpleteV
i In tbu meantime I send you f-w publi
cation a copy of my amendment to Dr.
Worth's bill, which, if I am not miaiakuii,
will bo regarded by the people of the btule
aa coiiatitutiiig of itself a pretty strung
peoch. '' ' !i '". 7." ; ' .- -
Mr bed regard to 'Mecklenburg for
the kind manner iu which be- baa alluded
to mj effort. :";'' v-
' ; J. W- NOKW'OOD, t
' Mk$;y&M"iii ; it 1
' The following ia the amendment tt Mr,
Norwood which, aa heretofore stnted, ia in
tended a a Buhetitute for the hilt :
. ti; rike out after the woid ' the General
Ascemhly do, and insert the followinfi : -
SUmAitoL-, 1. That in " consequence ' of
the calamitous result of the late war, and
of the suhreqoent leginhition of both ' the
Ijciieral and Mate Governments, the eo
pie id' North Carolina have been deprived
of ail ability to pay, at the present tiuia,
any 4rt of their public debt.
i. That a new government una ueco tot-
posed upon the peeplu , far more burden-
one iu jts admiuiatratioa thau the old one,
wbi'di is true, 1 of all its departments and di
vh-i on of conn tie,' townships aud towns.
that in addition to'thli heavy la de l k
hi u has our people iu their impoveri-hed
on lition can be reaaonahly expected to
hear, and in addition to sn alaolutely not-
etry sytem of Couunnu School ' lutroi t-
ion. towards which only a feeble begitiniug
h bf en made." 0 ir constitution reijuiiet
in term which uiy not le unheeded, if in
our power to obey them, and common bu-
oiatutv uni, lor ton iu tun louder
tone that tb neglected idiots computed
in numbers t 1.UU0 ; th still neglected io
sane, after providing for some of them.)
computed iu number at 00; that tb
largo number 01 the -Dear, Dumb and
liiiud who are still unfriended aud forsa
ken, and th whole multitude of destitute
Orphan shall ba gathered within the fold !
of aneularged Suu charity, and le prop.
erly crd lr V
3. That the objects itnpoae a
b'?''ef i
obligation, a too iniperm necessity up
on tie people of th ite at lb pre at
ti:nt, than evo 1 the liiti and aolemu olii
liirtkD to pay tin imtsnd l.oient p 'rtion
of their public debt. Epceia'.ly when it
ia remembered that the debt waa contract
ed uuder cireuniftanceinow so changed.
aud depending for it payment upon means :
no so completely swept away, and by au
sea which we, aa a State, bad no power to
prevent or control. - ., , '
4 i hat upon a review ot tne wnoie uo-
j t, we enl uiit it to the enlightened eon-
eidcration of t ongrea, 11 the uenerai Uov-
erument would not act wisely by assuming
the .vnienl of M muck of the debt of the
Stat of North Carolina, a in justice and
equity ought to be paid,
Rksvmptiow . It U fiuftcon week
inee the financial storm burst upon the
'country, and now, aa the year draw to its
c'oe. tu aigua of relief and encourge-
.iient are numerous." The actual failures
hate been fewer than it w feared they
would be. Many house which trembled
in the gale have etcsped, and are still sound
and firm. We read daily of the revival of
iodutrv aaiotigllie manufacturers, and of
a beaUbior lone ia th labor, market. Con
fidene i in a fair way to b r s ored." and
noibl ig help this m ire than th reappear
ance of thoM white disappearance wa a
go of woe and tb oocuaiou tf n , to ' of
fcnth. t'b tuxpens'uii of Fu-k A Hatch
mi ked so epoch iutbe wild rush of th
September cyclone. The reopening of the
huue at Chri1inindicte that the ebb
tide ia sotting strongly to 1 the woist U O
vr. Wo shuuld like to "bruniole a few
more roeovcrie.' A'rw 1 Wife . Conimit'
citl Advert U-r, .,.
" 1 sjaMtsfc . . apsasvwaw naa a) ' -
Santa Fte, IVc. liO Night Relia
ble renotti have ju-t reached here that the
trouble in Lincoln county, io thi territory,
between Americsu and Mnxicana is daily
growing mor aeriou. The- lat report
was ou the 10th iustant, which state that
six cr seteti more pcronbave been killed.
It seem tint the friend ot th American
previously killed wut to 1-incolu plus las.
Saturday where dance wsa in progre
when trouble arose between th Ameriain
and Mexican, which finally culminated fa
tally ts abov stated Some report say
that eight men ami one wotirun act shot.
O hor report giv the number at six men
and one vfmmn' Intense excitement ire
vuiiesnd ills feared that mora bloodfhed
will follow , , ,
I'riendnhin is the w inn of existence; love
; the drain u.mklng. inckert. -
A DISEASE JJEdruqV IN li XllEE.f
i The following paitigriijjli sppeardd,late!w
ia the Moiii hi T.tnM and Gmtt, w&M
been copiod into some of the newop.iper's ;
"M. Gimbert, who bus becii Fmg eiigagiid.
in colleeting cu lenea , coiiccriiing, tla
AuBtruMan tree, E'Cilptna. globulus, the
growth of which is surprisingly, rapid, at
taining, bCside gigantic dimensious, luni ;
addressed an interesting connn-juicutiuu tj
the Academy of .Saioouo. ,This plant, 'it
now appear, potos-en- tt t oxtraiirditiary ,
power of destroy in; niiasm itia influence iu
fever-striekeii district. It ha the singular
property tf absorltnjj ten "time, it weight
of water from, the null, anil o euituing
anti.septit) cumphorou efj! jrt. i VVbeti
mjvu iu iiiaul.v-gioac4,i4 uftl dry it up,
in a very tbort tim.. Tho Engiich weru
the.firet to try it at the Cnpe, aud within
two or thro years they completely changed
the c'imatio condition of tho unhealthy
pnft of the colony. A few year lutor
it plantation Was undertaken ou a large
wile in various parts of Algeria At Par
dock, tweuty miles from Algiers, a farm
situated on the bauka of tho llamyxo, wa
noted for it extremely pestilential air. la
the spring of 1467, about 13.000 of, the
eucalyptus were planted there, la July
of the sums year -the time when the fcrer, ,
ea'tuti nd to set in not a' tingle case T
occurred ; yet the trees were not more than
an; ftet high. Since then, complete iiin t
munity from fever ha been luaiutaiued. Iu
the noighboi hood of Ctmstaiitiiie. the farm '
of lien Machydlia waa cjuaily ia bad te-t
pute . I; wa covered with mtirehe both
in winter and luruaier. In five years, the '
whole ground wasdried 'tip 'by 14,000 of
these tree, and farmers and children enjoy
excellent health. 7 At tho factory of .the 0
Ci ue de Conatautine, iu three years a planta-.
tion of eucalyptus baa transformed twelve
acres of murehy soil into a mugnifiuant park,
whence fever has completely disappeared
In the island of Cuba, this and all other
p.ilu la! disease are fatd disappearing from
all the unhealthy districts where tun treu
bas been intro'Iin'oil- A station-house at
one of the end of a railway viaduct ia the
department of lb Var waa so pestilential
that the MTieial eould not be kept there
l.tnger than a year. Forty of these trc t
were planted, and it ia now aa healthy a
any other place ou the line.' We have no '
information as ta whether, this beneficent
tree will grow in other thai hot climstes.
We bop that experiment will be made tu .
determine this point. It would be a good1 '
thing to introduce it on tbs west coast of
Afiiea."
' ......
IIl'DSON RIVER SCENERY,
The II adson River throughout it uhola'
course of 2i0 mile, savs tnafftitltie writer.
pakae throtigli scenery unrivalled for pic-,,
tur.s jutMiep aud with itscitie ou lb Jer
sey aide, we paw Weehawkcn, , whet aa
many lata! duel have been fought where
the lamented Hamilton fell by the bloody
band of ISuir gliding by the celebrated
t aiiraJen, a so. id wall of rock, rising
perpendicular from the water' edg to the
beib: of from two hundred to six hundred
feet, and running up the river for twenty
miles psNiing Carmausvilie. for many
year the home of Audubon, (be distin
guished American oruilhotogld Wahhing
tou lleijihi. the heme of JatLe Gordon
I'cni.ctt, the founder and proprietor of the
New York llo;id Yobkers, where lien- ,
drkk Hudson, for whom this river ii'call-
ed. anchored in 1CU0 H-tiings, whr-re
Gsrilldi (Md Hi.t of Li leuur time
whoa tm kept a toap and candle factory 011
Ststun Islaud Dobb's Ferry, whete Ar
nold net Andre to plot treason, and Tap-'
pan a ftiw mile away, .hcr Audre wa
tried, condemned, and executed, aud hero''
the j ill iu which be ws incarcerated Bis
still be aeeu pacing Irvingtitu the boms
of Washington Irving llatcratraw, where)
Arnold ami Andre arrsnged fr tho sur
render of Wed Point ing Sing, with it
State Prison Sionf Point, that ' Wayna
itorn.e I in 1773 Pectskill. near whieh is
Cic farm and aumiuer residence of llo Rev.'
Henry Ward Ihiecher Chai-i sous, where
the lamented Ho -ace v Greeley retired to
chop and red W4 Point, tbe clory sud
5
ride of the Goverment and the eoui.try
iewburgh. the old, fasl.io ,ablc. boKt.iUble'
t-.wn, scaled in 1C-I8, the Leadquartera f f
W-hi- gtoi duii ictha Revolution, ami
where the last sutviving member of the
Lifa Gu.ir I died iu 1 Sod, passing kastilr
hit these point of national and hUtorie io-tete-t.
w land at Poughkucpic, " lha Geo
tml I'.rk of tb Hudaou." ,
Motiieiit of triumph are riot alway too
mchtaol happiness, Mr. Elli."
There i tomeihing very suhlimf.'tjhoogh
very fanciful, iu Plato 'a description of the
Siiprwm IVio. that truth is' bis body,
and light bis shadow. Addison. . - .
A petiiii wn explaining th utility of
sn India rubber ship whiuh be wss invent
ing, when an old salt exeUimml : No, no ;
it ill never do, Au India rubier ship
would rub ont all lU liimit of latitude and
longitude, to uy nothing ol the equator I
You ought tt IctW rw free of th rg,
flonttlderiug the licneo'nt ntar of my
lirof.'si.loB,' skid a physician to a tollgat
ce-ef,', fi , ' r- , :; a ,
Not eo. w the reply." You acui
tou nisny ds-ad-heads thruued hoiw ttoW.'
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