r ; . Jlcrtjj-Caroiina liar.
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Bonk dad Jab Printing dan with etni
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From Household Word.
' ONE BY ONE.
One by one the sand ere flowing,
On by on a the moment tall ;
Soma are coming, eoute are going,
Do not (trife to grarp them all.
One by on thy dutie waif thee,
Let thy whole ttrength go to each,
Let no future dreamt eiate the.
Learn thud first what these caa'teeeh.
One by on (bright gift from Heaven,)
Joy are arnt thee here below ;
Take them readily when given,
Ready, too, to let them go.
One by one thy griefs liall meet theci
Do not fear au armed band ;
One will fade as other groet thee.
Shadows pawing through the laud.
Do not look at life' longeorrow )
tsec how amaH-each niiiaienrrraihlT"
God will help thee fur to norrow ;
livery day begin again.
Every hour that fleet an alowly,
liue its task to do or bear ;
Luminous the crown, and holy,
If thou act each gem with care.
Do not linger with regretting.
Or for passion hour deapond ;
Kor, the daily uAl lorgetting,
... Look too eagerly beyond.
Hours are golden links, God'a token,
ltoacbing lleavcir; but one by one.
Take (heat lent the chain U broken
Ere the pilgrimage be done.
From tht Home Jmrnal.
I AM CHiNGEU
T am changed eadly changed
Thi pslid cheek this dim and suuken eye
Speak f the misery
Tbul wnnaght thi hvtmg change;
Yet i niy atory neither new nor titauge.
I krtred ye wildly hired 1
But bid my secret In my ailenced heart,
Fearing ita joy or smart
Sbou d, 'ere 1 might approve.
Betray to him my burning wealth of lore I
At length, one ere in Spring,
Aa from the bench we worthed the ebbing sea,
He vowed hia lore to roe;
bile 1 with trembling 'one
Confessed bow long my bean hal bee his own.
Aad w were happy then,
Repeating, aa we w.indcrel by the shore,
Th tor which cither bore .
Nu cloud hung u'r our way ;
The life belor u aeeuied on endlea day.
Thus time flew swiftly by.
Until the mournful autuua wind' chill breath,
JletrailiMis .uuiaier l death.
Brought anguish to my heart t .
Thea th Brat sorrow came lur we aaut part I
Tleapoke of hia feltirh
Kissed off Die bitter tear that dewed any cheek.
Tub wiiil 1 dared not to apeak ;
And tried to sooth to real
Th fear I bat shaped wild doubt within my breast.
I parted with my love
Bui who can eafely trust th treachepraa drept
Beneath ita billow aleep
A gallant veaeal'a form
My loved on perished with ber in th atom I
Nor were my fear aa lie !
Bat, what avail it now th tear I shed ?
Can they reaior th dead f
Ala I 1 wa But there,
Kor can 1 bop bia restlne grave to share.
I1 II A X TOM Si
All houae wherein men bar lived and Jied
At haunUd house. Through th open dnnra.
The barmla pi antooi va tlieir rraud alida,
With feat thit mak m sound apoa th floor.
W aneet them at rli door-way, on th atair,
Along th paaaag tliey and go,
Impalpable imprawioti oa lb air,
A en of omUtin awving to and fro t
Then are anov r at table thai th boat
Inv ted the illumiua'ed haU
It h -on ;ed with qnii-t, ini.ffcnaiv ghoatt,
A i.et th pistur aa th wall.
Th tranear at an flreeid cannot )
Th tirm 1 . cor bear th aotinda I bar
II but proive what la ; whti note as
AU that baa ba ia vuiUI aad clear.
Wa have a t!tl4d to hoase or land ; .
Owner and occupant of earlier date
Frost grave (org uib atrwrh their dusty bands,
And bold Ml aaorvuaia Mill Ihtir Old tal.
Th ririt world around this world of na
Fwata lik aa atraonbra. aad ever rw ber
WaI tamugb these Vly aaiaui aad vapor
nasi
A vital breath of nor ethereal air.
Our liUl lie are kept ia quipoia3
By oppout atirtrtioa and deirws
Th- ruggl nl to instinct that etijuy.
And lb mure uubl imtinct that aspire.
The- pervwrballiina, this perpetual jar
Of oa-tlily waa'a aad atiratiitaa high
Coan from th influenoe of an unaeau star,
A) sndieeuvand planet ia our sky.
And a the) aama) fnat rxnl dark tli
Thmw 'er Ui aa a luating Uid of light '
Aeraa wbntrwit4ing pluik eur fancw crowd
lata th raulra of ai;wry aad bight
B froaa a emrld of epirits there d sac end
A Lridre f liht, annrmetteg it with this,
O'ae etras ans dv 4 Ihatswavs aad beeda,
WaajiW tmr lbuihu abut the dirk abyaa,
LoaoraLtow,
MoOES A WILLIAMS
IKVITE tb LadK I (eart lk..r Mveltie ia
V( a4 eaw rappi, a Urge aad
eaeatifal aasrist tt wk.cb v hi yoetlved
wA wM b Ih.Htwd, taMsatef fraaa tbt day,
i Kareb I, lao, ;
Boanelt.
It k n n b! I W I lib. Un, U(Vr
Wkila mm4 lll..
I asm aaiwianal vvrf rba
COa, t'4.., t ktmm, vtiwvsa,
rMe Maaa is, HJ Ca, M IV sum
. k u
leu, IIM,
SATURDAY MOUXINO. MAX 185V
Viaoixia LkiCTioN. We subjoin the return
from th election held in, Virginia on Thursday,
a far at they can be relied apoo, and anything
definita oaa be derived from the jarious report.
Richmond give Flournoy 980 majority, Beak)
9S7, Patton, 837, Soott (for Congree,) 840. A
gain of about 140 for the American ticket.
Petersburg give i Wis 33 majority. Ameri
can gain 211.
Campbell county and Lynchburg, ' Flottmoy't
majority 600, a gain of 225 for the American
ticket.
Alexandriai Flournoy' majority 493 Ameri
can gain 26.
Frederick, Flournoy' majority 104, Am. gain
128. - ,
In Henrico, the American gain is believed to
be al-mt 20f.
In Nurfolk the reported majority for the Amer-
can ticket ia 320.
1'orWtnouth is reported to have given a majori
ty of 38 fur the American ticket.
Suffolk, HO majority for Flournuy.
Scott I n purtcd to be electf d in Richmond
Distrie'.ocC k e anti-American. B ith parties
hwiifiiT" Large gain's neirly everywhere.
Th .jitPAiuerican ticket is reputed to have
gained ia Dinwiddo, Orcennville, IVince George,
Nuttovtav, llf.ird and l'rince Edward.
Orricts. It will be aeeu, by relerence to an
other eoldinn.that the preteut administration has
not only lieen the imt proacriptive on record,
but through its accredited orgnn avowa the right
to remove from office every man who dares to net
and think fur himself. The Cwm justifies the
removal from office of the workmen at Portsmouth,
who refused to support Wise for Governor of Vir
ginia, and upholds the act of tyranny which de
clared to the poor workmen that their soula were
ant their own aa long aa they held office under
this administration. This ia an outrage npn the
right of suffrage that would well become a lr
b irous age, and that would characterize a savage
ruler. It will' meet with the indignation of a
juafly aroused people, and consign to inlitmy and
diKgntce the perpeiratorsof tin foul siigiu upon
th right of suffrage. It ia but another evidence
of the thorough rottennena uf the present imbecile
dvnaaty, and its Jesuitical tendencies. It makes
mere machines of those who are in the empln
me nt of the government ; it in effect declares that
they most implicitly do the bidding ol those alio
hold the auilnifity, though it he in ninfien tiul
appertaining to I lie duties of their oflice.
Neilher the American party norths Ami- Amer
ican party in .Kentucky has been very lucky with
iut Humiliations. The American nominee fur
Congress in th Lciingtun district ha declineil.
and the nominee for Governor, it is said, intend
to decline. But th? Anti-American nomination
har turned out a great deal wore. The nomi
nee for Soperintendent of Public Instruction ban
declined, the nominee for Cungreea in the Ami
district baa declined, tbe nomine in the tenth
district ha decline.!, the nominee. " fur TMigre-t ;
in the Lexington diatriot ha declined, and tho-e
are one or two nominees for Congrea that the
p.vrty, according to pre-ent appearance, would
he very glad to see decline.
.1 a
The Legiahitur of California baa adjourned
tin-ilif, after about fifty balloting, withoutelect-
ug a eucceaaor to senator Gwin, and California
ia to be added to th long list of Statos that wil
go partially or entirely unrepresented in th
Senate of the United State ntit winter. Th
sejts of Petit, of Indiana; lodge, of Iowa; Atcb-
iann, of Missouri, and Norria, and Williams, of
Nw lUmpahire, rcr.iaio vacant, lik Vt. Gwin,
their respective lrguUtur being unaLle to effect
C choice.
Accord ng to tb established mod of canvass
ing In Tanuewee, the candidate for Governor are
th stump, traversing the State together, ad
droning th am audlrneea, asd submitting the
laiu to the popular judgment Upon a full h ear-
let of both aide. Governor Andrew Johnson,
tli nominee of hi party, I the democratic can
didate. Colonel Gentry i tin oppi-atioa ean
didate, having announced kumelf withoet the
endoraemeat of bis party, but accepted by them
as their candidate by acquiescence ia hi an-
HtncewieBt. Tb Content has ntnmenced with
(very indicatum nf a B-nat exciting eanvaa.
Ti Etavaaa 1 sii sur rat AvlaxVic Roa
8tm.-Th Beaufort Halcyoa tt that on
Wednesday !, every member of tb Ditectory
of the Atlantic Kailroad being preaeat, after
eareul iauiiiiatioa and free diaeuaah of tb
avrriu of th serarat loealiti, after a ealej re
view of the argument fur and against each point.
tb Diracbem, fully eoavineed of tb jesllce aad
propriety of the caraa, I tad the Eators termi
a rwaia tl nrjmrmU lin Hi aW)
HwaW.
Mitxo- It Dalla. Tax, e tbe Bight ef
th 12th, the till sen witneaaed tbe rapid and
lry descent of a ahoollng star fro tle vertical
keavee to the euuthara kerio which surpaae
ed la brilliancy and illuminatM aaytbing ef th
k;d ever witntiaad Inrfinr. That pbBu
left lumiooua train heblad it, which aaarked it
path tlinwgh tb sky with a vrvmillroe red light
whkh nbld thoacwb w'rtaad ita pi nan ve
the (naallect etijeeta a readily B they eoald bt
the rfulgst light wf a Booa-dai a.
CliL TatbAt Prna Aapervw Cuet,
Jrnvepk Wdliaaat wa w)tdl taf tb BvwreW ef
hia fallow.
At lek1abtir "cnerlof Court, two brother
Baeatd Sharp war convicted of aaMalaaghier,
(ha pmra kilUd Ui( (keif brother. TV7 war
branded aad diarbarged.
At CaaweU 8trV Cowrt, Lafayette Morgaa
a Befitted ef lb aierder ef Henry rWeae.
1 . . , .
f.irtiHi Hi av. 1 1 11 11 that aa aaaMi
,oaalil ef entlaei ka be) tiiiyd by fir th
yr. Tb )Mhm lt(iwar iihiimb Ims
teaman, is , I th (aaoeal ,4 I'.Y'l baiee, and
Bid that th has at tm wtU twcll lit total W
40,000.
&A1&IGX, SOUTH CAROLINArWEDNISI)ATM02NlSr5ri4AT0ri85r
"CiaccbsTiMru Alte Casih Woxdocsi.t f
Ia May, 1855, a f)octor Harria, addresaing th
Democracy of Richm nd, styled the Know-Nothing
Pol Cat. Win pronounce them lousy,
Christie, cowardly aaeaeain and conspirator,
and cay h would rather b ruled by the Pope
at Rome thai tbe love-feast ruler of these part.
Pryilf, editor of the Richmond Enquirer, aays.
the Catholic Church baa been th trmost friend
(a a church) that Republicanism ver had, and
thatao Iriehman bad ever turned traitor, while
an American had betrayed hi country, and a Jew
betrayed hi) Savior. Oh, Benedict Arnold, Judas
and Riley! whit vile tiling Americans and Jew
must be.
In November, W52, the "Democratic Review,"
page 404, aaid :
It ia impossible for Catholic leader to think
aod act aa Republicans.
"It ia impoasiiile to believe that Catholics can
accl;uiate llieuiaclvcs to the constitution of this
Country.
"It is impoasiiii tor in clergy oi tnis country
to he IomocraU and to reiuaiu Catholic. If some
of the member are, aa wa. doubt not. Home evi
dently loaea what th United .State gain. Aa for
etab!ihingan understanding between the two
Power the President of th United State and
tbe l"ope it isa mystification whichlaome editor
of Catholic puiiera may gull their reader with,
but which the IVimocralio batallion will unutii
mouslyi morally, and pnliticnllyi repel with a
ttircatcoing and ovorwhuluilng' majority."
Ma. Rub ar KavaTTtvuxi. We extract fnru
the Fayelteville Observer the following acccuut
of the apeech of David Reidi Eq candidate for
Congress in the 3d District, deliver J by him on
Friday evening lasb
' David Reid, Ksip, of Puplin, addresaed the
meeting in ucfence of th organiaatiun. He
,urged tiiat secreny was no more an objection to
tbe Know Nothing than it should le to Free
Maotis, Odd Fellowt, or Sons of Temperance,
each vf whom he euingiiod in turn. He i hen
'10k up the lending object of the Association,
"Americans shall rule America. ''and spoke with
muh e erity of, the apHiimnent of Foreigners,
S.iiiie, llclmoiit, and ttie rest, as representatives
uf this country at Foreign Courts, of the election
riots at the North, Ac, Ac. He nppused the ae,
lection ol Kouiau Catholics for olt.ee, and read
the Jesuit's oath to show that that religion was
'noumpatitilo a ith the safety of any government.
Ueit'd'gnaiilly repelled the charge of lioliliooiam
igninat tbe onlcr at the North, and declared that
.llthough a few of its members might be tainted
with freeoilim, yet the order would put down
them and any other who dared to harbor a
thought against the perpetuity .of our glnriuu
l uinti. Jit rrKiit4 the ciaryeihal it m a Whig
concern, statiiigabet every body knew him to lie
an earnest and uiillinchiug advocate of Democrat
ic principles, &o., 4o.
Ckomiko RailxoaiTac ks. The Philadelphia
Lclger, to show the haiard in crosaiug railroad
tracks, particularly iu vehicles, publishes the
following t "
A railroad cir, at the ordinary speed if travel
ing, moves about twice its own length in a second
i' lime about twenty -four feet. At thia velocity
t e 1 icum.itive driving w-ieeis, six foet in diam
eter, make four revolutions r sccund.
If a man with a Itorse and carriage was crossing
a railroad track at tbe speed of mix miles an hour,
and an cxun'wt tnlin should he aiinroai'hiiii' at
the uiuiiic-iit, it would advance tuwards him two
hundred and filty-aeven feet, while he waa in the
act of crossing a distance barely sufficient bn clear
.ie norae auu venicie. onoum tne norse rrnea
he track at tho uiual gait of a walk, th train
ould move towards him, whinr in tu act of
oasing over five .hundred feet. ,
A stw war or l',iaMiii Asir. Imis
.Vainjlon, iuntead T going to th Crime and
commanding in ieron, has plans before hint in
h a la. e ol the field of operations, and couimu-
nicaiea orders hv iali-grai.li. llui is orrtaiuiy
the salcst and most onmlortable mode ot com
manding an army, which ha yet hem devised.
It is eminently suited to th' military genius of
the preaent French Finperor. Cannon balls can
not fly ftom Selatatop.il to Paris aod the General
need not be ducking hia bead from morning till
night. Th Irat Napoleon on bia war borne,
leading hi Frenchmen tu th cannon aioulh,
and th nephew, sitting at tb end or a ten-graph
wire, devoting thousands of gallant taa to a doom
which he decline to 'share, present a contrast
which we should think would no where be more
forcibly appreciated than la Frano. But, after
all there can he no position mor suited tu th
eapabihtia of Louie, than that of a wireworkcri
Tax Kiw Yuta Hibalb' Cauroaxu Bco-
Iiab. A Sna Fraocieco corrcapondent of the
Panama Star, aavs:
Considerable merriment hu beea evinced by
1'atriot ' letter to the new 1 or X Herald, la
refereoc to the movement of a disouro party in
this Stale. Th matter did not wholly maiint
fro th fruitful brain uf B furibbler. tooteihing
,y lik it wtually t'mk p'ac. at the bead of
whu h Mo 4 Mr, Speaker Stow, bat rank and 111
MemHin alaiavaj at th alarmtne nronutittnna
of ih underuking and swelling treason, they
dwerteq their midere and th matter drotiid.
No fear caa exist of erk a a ovewient (ver (amine
a prntnlnent bold in California, whr th p pu
latioB VHiaisted nf uch a mixed Ovarium era
tton ul antipHteas luiereata.
KiBoetu r UnamayNavy laaa. The In.-n
announce ufleially th recent removal at Doe-
B irt, and apprnvea nf the eame. In a paragrarji
of tws l ll iut th -rights of Conarieuee."
The CaiM adtuit that the were removed
uae tbry were mean be ra of the Aaaeneaa
party. 5 d"M th uvder lor their rwaneai wa
cvwt fme Hi Ivavy Itrparimmt, aad waa ap
prove ny in -re4ueua. 1 ae aaowc wiwrae aea
Lee uroed la thia city, a Indicated ky tbe
r oov.l mf Mr. Pulk and Mr. AiLm, baak Draw
erst of hmg uIib eminent eervMe ia the
r Hike uf their party. Veiy au.a wa.hall axpeet
In bear ul oAnera of Lb enveraaiml hetng n-
ajtK) becaus they are mealier af a Prnteslant
church r a Mia lodge or a Teeaperae
SuetHy. We have eevUialy fallow i.a i
llmea. when AaacBcaa (Hiaaai are an) allowed
le iprea Uirir opinbe oa aeeeetiua vrtatly
feciiag th future tatereat 4 Ibeir camelry.
without keiag BreCTllj4 by lb tailed (Male
gevevwBMBt. Jtmm iaa wrawax.
PaBaeravari Aoncsf f vaa Waysa Wiyra
Arrtia. I roaa l'aauav we bav the eeV-ael ie-
po-l toadered t that revaUie, by the mmad
or fee r. of th aravy, wf th mvttiet (awwaes
Ik t ailed Hum stamwer Wabar Y Bub awl ew
mf th bill lurta a tb river Par, le Ibis
daraat Bit the klaav ef tb areaw
throwa a the cantata af th Water Witch,
the valor nf thi I'araaasvaa trwaa ia bibl a
kb4. The retwt says that tb eeaBadet ef
Ih (art ntird theevew ef the eter hob that
I hay emsld But Bscmd the river, end thai tb
tit ne wa eaet etd ky tbe eoWer enmaaV
ittg. with eraaioarpt, The retwrt ala ear Ibal
tbrse blank gwe were trod warn lb etawmer
berk. Bod tbai tbe gwrrieoa a tb furt uaid ea
ttrety here dMrtaa) n, kad they baa s order
ed. Greet MliHiaaa p-eva.b-4 aaaaec tb Paa
(, arwy s ih wiin f Lb pan a. a-
la a ot lb . Tn I'utfMfu taws I
Uaaatiag baa aed ay ibal tk; Bf Bat afraid
hc eoeaaKjaaacea.
RECIPE FOR MANAGING THE WASHING-1
TON - UNION NEtt.SPAl'EH,
W feel proud of our iuatrunientaiity iu bring
ing that dangerouaoulprit, th vV'ahingtiHi Cukui,
back to th paths uf Democracy, from which it
trayed a few daya ainm ia detune of that muv
rahU tool of New England eoiigntlion societies.
Forney's eulogist, agent and jackall, Reeilei, of
Kan. In the fc if a erustiing arrav of facta,
in th very teeth of th uonimou verdict of the
South, the t aim cautiously and insidiously put
forth a defence of th repudiated and fugitive
fit. Ulnar ad we nv lor montha been
with the character of that incubus, blight and
(cuurge of leiuocracy and the South, the Wash
ington I'aioM, au at one denounced th attempt
of Forney's organ to bolster up th alioliliouist
Keeder at III expena ol toe gallant aiisaoiinan
who have wrested Kanaas from the hand of the
fanatics of New Knglaud, and who frightened
Ueeder into a-momentary enseof hia dutie Dy
timely and iicmflcaut threats xif the halter.
We warned our reader abd th South acrainst
the atteaitit of rY.ncv to poiaon the mind of trie
South, by easting fraud upon th noble baud of
Misaounan who have saved the territory ot Kan
aiu froavtba fate of Nehraaka anilCalifortiia. W
saw that th hand wmch directed or planned the
defence of tbe noiorinu Reader, waa thai which
ought to extort from th lip of kdruuken actor
a maudlin coufeaaioo of a dofeuotltw woman'
dishonor.
We struck, aa th emergency of the eaae ra
3uircJ, hard, plump, direct, without hesitancy or
elay, at the head of th aerpent, and cut it off at
a single blow. The triumphant reault of our ca -ligation
baa surprised even ourselves. We not
only flogged the Forney organ from the defence of
tbe hemp-triglitetied I.veder, hut we have kicked
th ChU'H into the ranks of Kctxlar'a " border ruf
fians," i ud we now have that paper swearing by
the men who held up t Keeder'a ad'riKhted vision
the halter and the gallowa.
We have at last discovered th only efficient
means for keeping the Washington Cfioi frotu
gi i:ig over, horse, foot and dr.igaotia. to the abo
litionist, n e turiiisu tne re:eipi gi aiuiiuutiy to
our Southern exchaugos. Whenever there is the
slightest room for eu.-pecting that paper of aboli
tion proclivitica, anply tit wlnp-cdibirtal nnspa-
r ngly to its shouldeis. Show at iiitlo mercytu tlie
Kitssian executioner doea when he itiitiliea the
knout. Doti't atop to reasou or to remonstrate
with Forney ; come down hot and henvy w ith tbe
lash and you will do in ire good than by a thou
sand kind words. Congress is fast tailing into the
possesmon of alailitiotiista, and the (Won will fol
low the public printing, and compete with the
Xtilional Kra fur the spoils, without bestowing
one thought upon th interest of the Natiouai
Democracy.
If nine-tenth of the people of the United States
were asked to natne three of th moat detestable
of the human family, they would w rite, Fwney,
Hiss, and Keeder. It ia the duty of the South to
repudiate th Washington .'miom. tu brand, with
the mark of her unmerciful and eternal hate and
deleottitiun, every man who utter a word in de
fence of Forney' disappointed and rejected tool,
Reeder. -
The following specimens from the (nt'oHnf the
19th will show into what a happy frame of iiiltid
it has' been flogged by th Kiniii llifr, and how at
whip's end it eat it own word and perform a
brilliant hut forced summerset. It descr s not
one Article of credit for having been convened at
the stake, but the extract will furnish an auini
iug illustration of what we have w ritten respect
ing that paier. Argument will do fur ome
meu, but kioas are the persuaivee for Forucy
and hi organ. Jiit-kmuivl A'xowfiMCr.
C,'vxi.n:s Haxnett. As every memorial of
this disttnguiHlied patriot istntcn-nling, we trans
fer to our culumnh from the University Magiixine,
the copy of a Icttm addreaed by him to Governor
Uorke in 1779, while he (Harnett) wan in Con
grats. From this letter, some idea of U loaisr
which men in public life were called upon' to
su-uiu in the strugicl for indetieodeiice, will be
interred. It will also airnear that there waa
vein of humor in Harnett s comiosition, of which
We"WWe."'04Tifeyh'Uly'marr"l,rbm'"aJl"lbat
we can g-ithr ooncerning this distingoiMied tal
riot, we arc led to infer that he was a fit iyie 1.
th era in which be litcd, a reprewntaiive man
a brave, generous, liigh-ioiiwl, girted man, uc 1
as were nmnv of the patrwts of thos stormy
times. Alaal pur twtriotism iu theae day has
leparutd, and pelf tb principle which teem
to sway all heart, aod underlie all aapiration
and alrusgle I
" 1 ur ' aak come on to reliev me in
Nov., but at farthest th very beginning of I Inc.,
and mak that domestic creature, Whilmel Hill,
come with yuui In fact I cannot live bare. 1 b
prices ot every neosry have advanced I0U iter
cent since we parted. I shall return indebted to
my country at Icaet 6.0U0 dollar, and you very
well Know bow we lived. Ihi But attention Una
complaint to any pcraon. I am eonteul to ait
oViwa with tins lor, and mr aaorr, it my eoon-
try riuire it. I wily acntiua it t guerd yoa
againt dirhcultie which yoa must (nooun'er oB
your return, unlen th General Aswmhly will
matte suitable provision lor your ari-r at (real,
I know they will be liberal, they always bav
been in their allowance tu their servants, UuUM
not Hooper, Nash, Jotinaoa or abetr ear A, be cent
ith you. iiii e me lby will Im much wanted
I acknowledge it ia cruel ia we to wih yoa to
return ; ym have already Buffered mora ia your
bin at eoncenia, iban any man who haa been in
th dlga for on tim peat. But, you hv
that coUaolatloD ; that aiioulu yoa tail of receiving
your reward ia this world, yoa will an doebt, be
aiitgtng iiallelujkli IB Ui Beat le all eternity
Tho', 1 a-krtnw ledge, amr eoar w 4 erry wvU
rauiwiolni rue btatf eauuafa.
Adieu, uiy friend, may job tat happy. Yua
will behove aae wheal aumreyne thai tour hap-
pinsa will be B very groat addiUtai tu avj own
t aoow jum nat pruieaaiooc eo do 1.
1 em, dear ur,
Your BfTcctimaal and oh't. r.
CUIliV S HAK.NL IT,
rsv va. twHfLB-Mr. Perry , IU lt f
retary of the Aaaertaaa Latiua at tbe Cvwrt
Madrid, baa aBotber letter t a the National lu
lelligeoeer, ia rv tattoo lo th quaMi.rfi id veracity
katweea Mr. rVul Bad kirawelf. The b-tur h
addresatd tu th 1'rea.deftt. aed ie ea elahnrate.
sad apparewtly a traib'ul, rwview ul the amirae
af Juct awrauad by Mr. Soul is hie diplo.
avati ear ear. Mr. Perry attributes thi line uf
endur te lb feat that Mr, Neala at a turcin-iier.
iiaaisiBg a iniagr arehng of nwiiy againat
raMa and Houa tbaa of real r "d a ill Inward
the I ailed Dtalaa. II sharvaa directly that hia
principal etruve to euaclii-i th di&ualliae that
exwtjnd katweea tbe I abed Stalee aad bnaia.
pameuuwly la tbe "lilac 11 ft amr' affair, fur
Ih parpns. evidently, of emlieialing tb two a.
ti'sa ia war taw aad af awekiag tkear aaatcabU
ediaataMivt. a b would bav doae ked be kad
tbe true mtarwaU ef bat Bduptad emmtry at heart
vYekaaeaoaWd that Mr. Perry ie riuhl la
kU eonelaaiowa, and th eMsulrj la b kMnerB
elated that Mr. Nail hi eaai te tb chad of
rwirvancvw--yicoaided, Imwever, 14 tk "llo-
erabbj GcBerei Aegefae ( awsr Haaaibal
Ihxtga," aa k writ bimnnlf, iM pore a
caltgbteaaxl Bad aetnoti diara.
Ihaffiaaer IStlriU.
Ms. Ills Aiia l.in Law Aoara
BuaVta, .Voy S.t.aa-la th antra me Cwrt thi
(xorainf tbief jestar w i aaiivre aa ofua
aua ia the ease of J'-epk Iliac and a petm
that ke he releaaed tnm k rissst Brrsat (or
debt, 1 be (Mama waa that lb kowe kad aa
iabereat rifbl to exiaal IIh, aad kaviar aaed
tbat aawr, Iliac aoakd ao ebuai Bay prl vikag i4
arpii. 11a wa UaraoCC rssasi 44 to lb
ceM-aly af the UiW.
The Itoard of Abtonaa kv apfwetael
areata to soil hew Bade tb rem! Iwf ti
w gn asu, aad lb reel abaarta.
ef 1 1 be Irat aea Bad th aew Looot Uw, Bay
' tag ea ta lb polio awrt,
t'i-nm Ih4 Katinutl ttellignair.
THK COST OF GOVERNMENT.
Wa iaaue to-di.y, in a supplciuentul sheet, fill
ing inutt 24 of oar larg eolumn, a "List of
Appropriations" made at the late tenion of
Congress, and prepared aud published agrawably
to law. Th aggregate of the daasified head
of eipeoditurc are a follow
Civil aid diploma'ie, andiui'cellano-
ou $17,2fi5,0;9
Army, fortiheationa, Military Afad
my. c 12,571,499
Indian denartmeut. naval, revcluttoa-
ar.y, and other peostous . ,
Navrvl service
4,4W.5."fl I
lo,(il2.H'.'l I
VJ4t,tU4
I'ost Ofboe Department . . ,
Ocean Steam, mail aervie
Texas debt .........
$71,574,150 I
"ThU vast sum of $7 1,574, l'i 7 iatheon'y amount
of apecifiedappropriationa, Th great maosof con
tingent objeeu of expenditure, of which th sum
were anast ertaiued and could not b specified,
may swell th grand total of the expense of th
vear to perhaps aeventr-fiv millions of duller.
Although lb Uovernment expense must w I
arily inereau with th growth of the country J
anu in corresponding neueastti of th putilio I
sorvon ecu hardly imagine th neceasity of
o vast fin augmentation oT the liuceesary exl
tiense of theGot'ernaieiitasseventv-fiveiuillioii
of dollar j and the immensity uf the aunt must
arrest the atumtion of every intelligent reader,
The plain and frugal John Quiticy Adam wa
asaaiiiHi by hi fierce opponents and detainer on
the eoore of extravagance, because hi prodigul
Aiiininistrntinn reeiuireu fawiee wiiuioair a year ;
auu committees ol inquiry ana rotreucliinenta;
anu almost ol Impcactinie it, were raised in Con-
gresa to search out the corruption of ao lavish
a duhnrscment of the public money ; and all I
orts of reform and economy and "Bond times"
r my foiwc ,i ocj huuiu wuij
turnout the cxtrHvagatii, arisiooraiic Puritan, I
and put the Itcfurmera tu. ell, Uiey did so j a I
good time for the victor certuinly followed;
on a vcnriy expenuitur ol Kefn(j-mi million American party 1 th only Northern party
tells the rest of the atory. Ibia comparison is which ret ou national principle and a oun.li
not, In wever, adverted Ut for the purpose of prov tutionnl basis, and what the South want of the
IT extravanancciu one nartv niorethan another.
but ouly lo revive a signal instance of the unspar
ing injustice ot party.
Value or Napoleon' Lin to all Ei-norr. I
lie Liverpool Times say :
1 he narrow oscanaof Louis Nnnnloon fnun tbn
tend of death has fixed attention on the loss I
i.:..i. l 1 .i, 1 . . I
men r-umpeanu me worm, anu more entieciai-1
r.tigiau l, would 1, eve sustained had the aim of
mu uioupit:, m ni,-nj iiuc 'iiau tne inini wean- 1
a:., . ... ....
iubt, would have been liiatantlv it. a blare. All
rn,inwu iu viyra "i uKsiructiim. r ranee nu 1
the elf....mt.ofdiarupthmw..lJ have beet, call-
Ail an ti nii.Lii.ii,iii, Mi.. i 1
) urlxms would have atrutrcled fur th throne.
m .s.i.i ...mn-iiiutc hut. aiiq iwu uriuicutM ui uie i
he Red Itepublican would not have been idle. I
and the nuppirter of the present dynasty would
wv.vui.ivo, 01 uoumc, in siuii loriueinaeiies. 1
An outbreak, involvinucivil war. must inevitably I
have fnl lowed. The very w.irat itaaaiona of the I
lliiicretiia would have been evoked. With the I
iicui-t ui me empire limn... oonvolef, the . limb I
would have been paralysed. The prmecution of I
e w.ir njaiusl lluma would have been neglect-1
il the-altritrrcw-witli foicland mmht have been
severed. The truth ia. that th lile of Louie Ne- I
wlcoo I at th nrceent tlie imist valuable life in I
existence iiioredcrK-tidion it tluinanv other life,
la la has an uniiuou than a tact. In aouniriea I
here the succea'hm doe not almka M'ioty to
ts ecuire, w here a monarch may die. and hia I
heir auiH-ced, almost with the same certainty
aa that the sub will rise to-morruw, the event is I
rather raiinai than Batioaala the case uf the
Empeior Nicholas, who panned from tinielo eterni- I
ty, and left this puliry bebind him without dii-1
iiriiitigthe svtein or indeed, any uf the areat I
HK-tiwtHinea nt the mute; vt ith- a ruler Ilk lt,
.111 nir .iiiiom, woo naa ui wo Ac a Bdava 1
whose tlinaie must I eonaolidated by his vribcy I
d who is -un ..11, led on all lidos by rivals and
pretenanr, the can is alloin-tlier diHereut.'and
il is in this p.int of view- -less on account ot th either in temp iral or si it.iual affairs. Th powor
man Ihsn because uf th principle he represents of the Pope is abut all human law in th upiu
that the deliverance I a matter ul rej.iioitiK to una of my l'u t ; and war the time lo arriv
an wno late an Interest in the onward march ul
Ih human race, The only Power which Ih ca-1
taairopbe, had it occurred, would really have
strengthened, ia Itutia th power which repre-
tents brute fore rather than intclleeual advance-
ment.
Gov, Otautaia. Alluding to Maisachaar'ta
Nullification, tb New Yurk Einrwa remark 1
It 1 very gratifying to find that Gov, Cardi-
aer, the Executive uf MaaaaehuMtta, vetoed this
BullidratioB act of tbe Legislature. lliuiiih. suit.
riiirutly it wa passed over hia UiT by th
.Auinneaiina iiegistaiurc, and la tleip,. .,1 hia
veio. in Attorney itencrai ul Ulaaaacbuaetta,
air. uicord, gave tbe tJuvornor fala ootnioa off -
cialljr, that th act waa aucoriiiitutiulial, but
raoiwiinataading tlita, Ih Le-i.lalur. which
would di'grac Itself hv the removal of a JuJge
lieeause b executed Ftdeial Law.alsapaaaeiQt
dv m mnaiiiutionai iwo-uiirua, and bhjiw b.
"Tlie Fadrral Cuurla and the Kunerunr Court
of .Manaachuaett will, w doubt not, strike off
mi nsarbusrtti act from th Statute ltmk,
but no court nn strik off th di race ef tbe
members of the MaaaarliuanibJ Legislature.
1 lierc it li, and there it stands, a brand lur all
time, and apoa all rcernd In tlie many ab-
auru anu unojanuiauunai Bel Ol that weak M
Uttttnr. 'A II honor to Gov. Gardiner ! 11 haa refused
to turn out a true, constitutional Uiaa, and kia
Irmnee aud hftoiam la th richt will b very.
here honored out of th purltent of bullirke-
Th JUnteL abnat Bow, kt kept wait boar,
w riling obituary smtiee over defunct meinUrs
if Ita panv. It bed ajoit d'lelul piaoe ea Set -
ardav, aver the rcmamt of the Iu Ihivid
IUhJ, liari., ef Ibiplia, wk died s abort akil
aw of too macb I'ucnrry and rignra; and ye.
tnlal it wa ajuil patlieiM ever the dead body
of Jae, B. fthepard, hue candidal of th bu-eralM-
routy liar (Wverwof, who yamawal (rolitiC-
ellv) kir lb reaMevaaaMgnrd ia tlteeaaeuf Iavi I
antarinat ae aearwbelN.in. kar of frtef
wba he j-mrmu, aa ran in r ti 1 ' t rooaraar,
at an by the tiaara skirt are atrct. bad but
la trim rnoa tit acaleart limb uf our old
friend Laae, th " Knay of Wavn," aad bid
that departed Mf " B bwig Ure- all." Hut, we
wewld adtla cor eia ffattaaapnrery, wkc la
tna rat.niiy pantny with bm fiMiada, a rt
tb eaaslier greuuelly thiealng away, to pat ki
ia B riwMef nuwar tbaa IVaauerwry ; aad le re
BwaaUr ibat what eaaaut te cared meat be ev
dured. H uf. ired
Peurf at F.iciraiiay Wah a hm.May 3.
Aa artsele la to L Blua aw.iMr 4 Una e.i m,
ing, eommeadatory uf the diaiaiaal af raperativaa
la tb toafiert New Yard, beaaua they avw
Kaow Nutbidg t.rinripla kaa rrralad eiu. k
Mt bay aad abroad. It 1 generally be
lieved Hut aeKua WiU be followed up at similar
eeiaUtabnaeava thrautheat the l aiua. Tbe Edb
bt ear a. "w tav, la aaaa, with every fneed
of tbe I aloe, tbe Cowl leiiua and the taaa, let
iiruaMiiitKJti be proacnlavd A at rtiat, eovart-
ly M In dapnv bia aeighhtar af bia eoleeawly
guarantied Daatitainaaed riahuj buaa ef the
eoetdeel af Urth or Ibe choice uf relicbe, out
atevalt aawarthy of koWiaf e aadar lb lad
rai liiiwiawl, but bt aivld ba aaaae to treat
kiai wrtb lb emaiieit akar of eCa.al b-Mart f -r
that puwey la tbe cad would ka autiiiad to
. pruavae a wbiab raa ! tr aat ky tk
aewcfail ef tU ted tol giou iiMdaat "
oia A .V ir l"o,i lIsrI.L
PRINCIPLES OF THK KNOW KOTHING3.
W aotic tblt th rfltnitiistratioo icuruals at
Washington and lUehniotid are woVitrug vigo-
h. ' . i.imm ..Ul!j nulilt. . I. . I. . : .
party of to North ia inloewd with abolitkni t !
. .v.--w-. . .bv..w wHiiirnai.iiaii
princi tiles. Ibt M intended to loll um the
peBdiug4-liiia in Virginia ) im of Ui mot
linp iruut n btch b.l ukea place fur year, and
winca must not only xrei a great intluanee
on the Presidential election neat year, but uperate
powerfully on the pulltuall amiveuten: of the
country during th Beat lew year.
W need hardlv repeat tb'at th aaaerti in ia
wholiv. iinnudentlT uutruc lb Kuuw Noth-
ing of th great Northern States, New York,
New Jr-y, Perinsvhratiia, and thir"eighbon,
s,ot)4,4oH I arc sound on i th alavery tqueauoo, aa ha been
7,750,000 I proved by the published expression of 'Jicir sou
' Ttiment ou several Ooeaaiona. ard esi.& iiillv ir
th proceeding of tlie late State Couventiuu at
i-iiaiiw. it i a gratuitous catuuny to atut
that any inmgral prtou vt th American p irty
in that great eitatea ha th least altjnrty with t r
sympathy forth Northern almliiiouista.
It ia true that a pJirtion ol tli party in Ma
achttaett and New Hampshire have been led
astray by tbe Ihc of populi r fanaticism, and
allied tiieauu-lve itli the t're?i.iier ot Now
Kucland. Hut by 0 th'ttm the baro unm .!
the bond ofuniun between them and the other
ewsiiciW nf ttie party, and will be ftiniuilv reiat.
dialed th nniiar tiauo. It i,.i
beted, likewise, tluuull the Know Nothing of
New England do nut belong tu the abulitioniat
party. V ery many, not ouly 111 Monauchuwlt
but in New Hampalur, are readv to rally round
Governor Gardnr, and linua the nuvkuauf an
American party oa national basis. And the
nroprct is that, v. lieu the .American party ha
been tully organised tu th great Northern
Statue, ami the cuuncihi tiLed iuu,.mnni,.i:. n
with each other, theae national Know Ncthiiits
of New Enitland will euuleaco with their b;i
wo a, au.i ma aooiitiuniai, itoiateu anu rcpudiut
cd, will throw off the duiguiae they are Bow
fraudulently endeavoring to aaaumc. . .
Of, on thing th riouth may be aurct th
t'nton muat b expected from it, and front it
alone.. Mr. Pierce ha (buttered the Dcin.n-i-.it, c
nartv inui friLcinmiia. A lib uto 1,.,. t.
rendered to the whiga by Mr. Seward. Niltier
th one nor th other is iu tiny auch eonditi m er
discipline aa would enahlo it lo nnili,i-i,il a
cainpnign in the North with reanunalila Iniiiea of
ueues. Ibe Vl.lv relianco uf the Siuih
b in the great constitutional American tmrty iu
.1.. fc.--.i.
t. - ti r . n
au mm iiaroxAL I'owxx. one of tha
r v 1 . , . . . . .
f : ( . i -! . ,"l""lu! w un. oouiitrj. Arob-
o , ' ' 0 1 JT P0""!'?.4 P"""1
ivvtvi u jMiuiitLfn?, 111 wtuuii iiiaitinowiiiir ri?iir
v ...- "
Bu " mmxc lu ," 1 "l1 w"il)uml V"
"To I'lnticneisl and Slat flocro.,,...,,. v.
owe allegiance in nil that regard the civil order:
me nuiiioriiiea ui tnu vnurcn chalninire your
obedience in the thintra'irf saltation. . W n !.,.
no need of nreaeinr liiia diatiiictiun. which von
fully uutlornLend aud-ounatantlv U.na
know that we hate huiloimly taught row, both
publicly and privately, to perform all I'be dutie
of good rjitliens, and thitt w have never exacted
of you, a w ours lie have never made. ev
to the bufheet erelesiaatlcal authoili,.-.
casement liiconslatum with th duiie
to the country and it law. On ivarv mtnornaiia
occasion, we have avowed Iheaa 1...
even in our curdmunieatloti to the late I onaB'
we rejected a a calumny tha imnotntion thai
were, ia civil milters, subject to hi authority."
Thi is not th first time euvh Jeeuith-al orin-
iou have leen advanced, but the wh,.l theory
and practice nf the Romish Church fulsiHoe them,
ArvhbUhop Kenrick ie auhjeot la all thincs to
th J,pe 1 b holds office auder himi d.ii.es
f tiuctnmi hun; nosaaase uroperty a brayvrrrre-
aenwin e 1 must come ana o at bia bold
acknowleilgev him aa inhtlliole. and would not
uare, under the pain of luotnrunicatii a and
an.itticma, In refute ubinuaioB to hi authority
I wnea it became nrecenarjr for adopted eitiaeaa.
being Rouitu Catholic, to mak awleoiiuna be.
I tweu lliair fealty to their adopted country and
their lle;'iance to Pius IX., then is not an in
tea tnausaoa wno would adhere: to tlx Constitu-
tlua ot tb bulled btatew,
Tai MAMirrtvstrr PrBwrnat, LintXTr Tliu.
f.errnior G'irdntr't Yttu. ih fulkvau igh;i,h-
iv inirreni ngiira iroea the veto mew of
"in. vnruner wiu b rd With llltrU Guy,
I ernnr Gardner expressed hie approval of many
I of the provisions of th lull 1 but other fa du,.
cd aoufiictiiig with th Cuviatituuooof the Luit'd
I niatea, as ocoiarea bj tb Auprvm twurt, lb
I uuvernjr aay I
I'ncboatitutioBa! Dacttncnta (Cddinc tc an
rmed conllict bctwecB our SbU and National
systems tT Giiveruunot, which muat result iu
tlie aubmuiaioa ofeae, alike fatal, whichever it
ia, ihoeld be ee.ua! I y thu.nd by iudiuoea atale-
Bteashia a well a uatriotu duty, la auch
delicately balanced wgaaiiaationa, th integrity
t lb ot uuuJd - be preaervrd e aealuaisi as
th bumihatiua of tb uther hvtbj bcadyocaled,
Thetc ie muck of good ia it, bat t'mt eating
atuae 10 me vil.
HTbr ie muck that, la eeordanee with th
trac doctrine uf maa riuhU aod of Stat lirbtn
.HaaaacbBaMt mikbt wall phvaa Bin ber tuuul
ooua, nut uiai um uet aatnorMe luulauland
aneoantifetiunal rwioiremenla. 1 Liu.t ami
balKv th Ugl.latur will But act ia thi cue
wltboul dniiiatraiereflee'Joa. Let a avthaatilv
place itaelf where it may wish to recede, but
without th power. A a uaaiuioa may hareafter
be eunidierl. but the (tic ma of an luaniiiiiii..
I enaetment ran Bvr b iilirly affaoav. Th
I rgha, the konur, and the Lntegrity of Mima-
1 cnuaeti ar euiicicu waa, baling cwora to
I obey ber t eti.tiiom, aj.d Uiat of our eummoa
paieut, tlie Luitad State, and let a ai-t auder
the euleaaaity f tbuee waahe Bad b vbedsraa 1
tfeetr iwiaireeaaat."
Tui Railoa At raBa TU Panama
'cep' Kc fork T.m4,. Utter
I oatea iu J1 Ultimo, yt 1
Tb hasineaeea tk railroad Urarjldlv Inerrau.
ing. rut tb mouth of Marck tt aauvanf I to
f 1 1 , end Ibw atontb it will xead lI'J
taa, Tbe tnp aevu of the George iw'a p.
eager, Btml Bad lfr T, oa Ih 1 ith, aav
tbe Cuaafnuy ilt,W.. aad tb f flit from Ut
a teaasor, a bvrge part ef al..tib earn t.eat
day, aiuet kav kroughi the amount ea It is,-
tmu. It le eeliaaaied ky abroad kvetawa anea.
that the reoeipte ef lb Cueaay fur li4 w,U
eaeeed bbra mtlliuw af dollar. Tke mad. when
fully eueaplebMl, wHk r4 depots, ., nl
preixUy (taad the Cmpeay atml ,jii.in).
A tbe ruaeing cit atias, a'" anottr year's
labor la aWwrirnaf th road, ndl Bat U i,'j u
Wean large, y,i ft thai tk ipawuiathei k) a
very pretty ea. By tb tortaa ef tb eotilra. I
wrtb tb tiuyeraateat ef Nw-ird, the Ultra
kaa B rilit to awebaa lb wboia raad, w lb it
farwilare, baihiinga, aad "liintra" t"rllv, for
e mil aasie ef tuurnn At Hmi road will alwayt
be worth IU Cuet, aad prolably ate b aa.M-a, there
will be a proBt ef tbrte milhoa ia nrb a pur
Chaaa aud if Ih tiwanimaat kaa at th
aaoaay, it will But be vyry bard f it to lei
-M-LM4wea" ia each a arvtlv Mni.,h 1
p- mii-i a mi ii H"r par p." it wan, iv
ar B"t miUe tbey may aeaus.d ia amb
awe. Aiavat avarytiting ka t value la
"pLata" la th teuauy.
THE ATTEMPTEI) An-Asl.V AT;oX OF
NAlt'LMUX.' .
W nn.I m eur exchange t!pe Uluwinc vnr
fninnte and dtuii!cj (e unt nf tbe l.naa-iemi
on tLe Ea;pt.r' lite, li will be tuund fjui o
interesting u pmuali .
Th attempted ataaM'nuithm t f t!.c fmNwr
Loot Napoleot twk pljce m, b ,turii..v, i u' u
of April.) at 5 P. M. ne rr'v w t ', t tI,
TmtJtdl9t1tlatnTrii WJ;, "wfi'ctt il .. Km;., r
bT, oa hia way tu j.:aj t' Font.ti tw'.o
loot passcrt a hour be.ro) iu tto l.uis 1 1 li
kigue, now a aVbghtiul promeiiaUc. A currt;
pondent aay ;
Fmiu an rye-witrtcs of the oTiir 1 b. m- 1
.that aVBiait, drewed in ttadt, and ..f d. v:.t ar.
ptiaranco, who had ai.ttionc I biuvclf, like oih. r
sueo'atora. on the sioe uvei e. to nic. il. ir tw..
tn Emperor p, adai cd towanin l.im, :.!
when only distatit from t.mi a few vntds, ra,cd
both hia arm and firud, bciriy pu'mt blank, ae
tb liuiporor. Col. N-y, sou uf ti.e celt 'or.itivt
Mnr-lin), waa with the K.n;.eror', turned nmm
tlie tbi-ain, who, without -rtarivrdinr hini, hi.bi
S the (or ano;i,-) pi.,ni, ti,l ti,u butb bautN,
again fired upon, tint 1'mpcror, wo, uiieoiuvj
uusiy, bj-uiiatur impuUt, raltt 1 iii wf ip hivd
Ivfore h.T head, llaviog tcixivvJ toe nAsastn'
firo, tb I.mperor tppoit u.oaient to reg-..-d a
atrugile betweeu l.is.4Mi-.iiljr.t ntilar'.ot:r-ir.8von,
who had come to the rencua, and who hi d kne i.
ed down his man. His uiaic-ity tlico ntimed
hia r:.l. netther faster uor sluivcr ti au leloro ,.
the occurrcnte.
By tliiiri m Coli nol Key lutd Blighted,. and
two tXm.iiii'sarica of I'oUce, in pUir. chillies who
hid been following the Kmpcair, tur ortiif, In
a brvujnam, hud Jumped out, and dime 10 tli3
rtiaaon'a assistance., 'ibe aata 1 1 n J 1 hanged
hi dincharged arm (a di'ub!e-barri lcil p stul,
they told uiuj for another, lloreiaicl, and one
of the eommiisaBriea, a Ct.raictui nao.cd Allysar.-di-c,
drawing a pi igi.ard, ru.l.cu nl liiui, inadc a
movement to put hia arm ntviin j his ueck to se
cure itiian by BeidfKt, be iy, alightly
won nil ;J liiui in the back, The man then aur
reuiU'tx", aod walketl tu the, guard buunc, bleedV
ing oomjtdcrably, aid wastnewcu. aloio inmie
inately, tratiifrri;d to l!i 1'icli ctuic of Police.
Colonel Noy rone niter the Empcnv, a.-.d, except
otteortwoluiturersattli': pot wucre tha nttcupt
bad been made, Bverytlilti;;, offer tho lopn nf
only ten uiimilca, rclnpscd into repoi.e.
- 'I he Emperor ou joining the Empress, in the
11,11a ue uoulogne, aaid tu ber, Binning all the
while, "a man just bred a pociot pistol at me. "
Mie grew pate, and kissed linn, but prcvui J
nothing in his manner to indie. no nl.irru or i"-f-tation
the imagiucd that iMtliiug acriou hiri
occurred. t
Th Emperor bad iolncd the Kinwin at t'10
nowly iorincd River and lake, iu the Luis do
Itouloitne, and lnimcUintclv afterwards, turned
toward Paria. Sh en crt.Vif.dei He-dill on liurj-
hnck. She ohnttcd with a lady whu npcoiopnnil
her (Madame de Stontuhcllo" d:ii''htcr-iti-law of
the bite Marshal Launes) and acciiied to have
lor gotten tu incident inciilioncil to her by the
Em)ror, outil urrivinj at the liaric tin l'KiolIu
the truth broke upou her for siir f und tlierff
n assouiblagc of many thousand of persons, ot'
ull ranks on foot and oil horseback nhoici-
tnedtrttely that they perceived the Emperor who
wa iu advance of the Empress rai-nl a shout
uf "lirat' A'jlrw'V perfectly dcalciiiiig the
m-in waving their hale, the women their hand
kerchiefs nianifealution continued tho cntiuw
way to tho Tuiltc. io.
Haviuf cuLored upon the Avcmi des Champ
Klyses, tli horui patrol caused the carria:;cii
which hiled it k draw upon each eido, thus per
mitting tho niBsao that lined th side alley, to
ice tho Emperur, whu wna grvi aul leJulc a
usual, but lis acknowledged fVuiti time to tim
the enthusiastic cheer . the ptoilc, by uneov
ring and bowing. The tnprua iu tuais and
tohhinc evidently rudcavortng to iiiak k thuw
thaiikfulne, Tho attempt wai understood,
and though ineffectual, increased the p'auui;s of
tli epectutor.
In thi faahiua th eavaleado reached the
Tuillerien, where Prince Jerome, MarsL.il Mag
Du, and B eunaiderable iiinnlar of the function
ane and pertotutgea, (Lord Cowley, the llriu-li
Auituiaaador, anioiig tli rest,) had asscmblrd.
The im'ering uf th Marshal end the Emperor
evince! mutual affection and retard. Each
kiaand th otbef ou each check. Th Eiupuror
hwik band warmly with th other persona in
attendance. The Empress was liamlrd from her
ri,; atill weeping, but looked ao handsome
and intereatiagl 'l liua ended thi act of t'.ie
drama. The Bow aprcad through Paris with the
mtmaiiihj, priiveibuj taWUy -uf ruiur. The
Emperor ai.J Emprva went, 111 th evening, tu
th Opera Cotni'juo, and diuve out next day, a:id
went at night to the theatre, as if uotlung uuu
loal had occurred.
Tue polio mortified probably at bavin e per-r
milted, it were, the near acjumplishinent of
thia crime went actively and aeri. uiy 1 1 work.
Their attention wa first diisctcl low aids tha
aecrnt socio. ies, Thry soeii oiauorwJ, however,
that although th mnoil-era of thnm w ore on the
pal Vive, tliey wcr not in tins Bllair but, t a ,
rnuttcriif course, acvernl uf them were arroaled.
Th euuntrvmeu ol toe asxasain wrr then e tend
ed to. All tb I'jilouil in J'i:rn b.auia ul je,
of to: iciim and iiniuii?, M,i"y wcr tun 11
lo cu"oJt auenic thti.iiloa nuij.iy ni -ht.
a rick italiaB g"mh4iau, turmire-i tu bo c, u.-
taiit el the auair.
The Biu, Pia.iori, wiaj bum at 1 .tenia, lo
k 8'ntnanf thf t iiurch, abi kept aauoe-m v-er
ahop Bl Rom. Bhii h In was ohli"d um,ihi wm n
the city waa lnn by tha French arrev in 11 1.
II eipreaaed biarvgrrl kit bis crime, lie denied
tliat ha had tuy accomplice, but aa. l that ncni-
bora bad wortt an onth lo do won, l.a only tin t
10 coo rate to ut'rmpt, Hedeclared tint he I, i,
aoutialiod the tift'iainrainc tim acuta 01 lfum.
Alter Iti o iiiiui.ial w priwui l.a be.'noin to v,o
leilt that he hd ti 1c pot in etrai'.u ja act.
lltfC end fear apiiearel $u keep him in state of
bet tietunl delirium. ta beating vf ih ait-wipt
the bf of tli iuaperor the An ui.1-1 ,,p .,f
Pari wrol to Ih cores uf Paria rioi,,, a 'If,
ivm to b autig ill all tin-rliun tlia cci,-,;-gji'oni
beiag evryw br anaaoaliy a'u.cruus.
The lntiernr 0 Aii-lri and the h,i.r f
Pruasia, haeUa aud IVi.matk have a 111 f a
vy E ureordte irr to lin, to c irmiul-te
the I ut,nr is) hia enctie feian 1911 n.
Tha l.ocliah yi .i '1.1.1a in 1'a-ia hud ai-o a.ut in
an ad draws of coi gn'olaiiMti.
It i aaid by the Pans r. .nt- v -1 .-r t f ' .1
Nw York (.'vmnieicul tl t the Ini ei ir 1 .
several lime givtn way, since the Mr, i t cig
hir life, to tbe nioat violent b s of 10".,,,. I
aad aaia tn attacks uf uiicoi,tiu.la.,la ta lii
haa gnea orUere tliat tha trial fM-o..o,'iuii.d, ar.d
that th papers cua-a to talk of to a alatr, U' re
tb opaulng uf tli ExI.ibiUou,
1'e.ipla ia uld tima d.d ivd hate tl at verv ev
aluad of-rttiua of lhai.lU. aof tjovero' r it Sur h
CafvtliHa, which avoiloro fNttrboa it. w -dnva rn
nain. As we may safer from the lau (i.b.m i
a if by I'll .niai Pork. Ih ttoe-l imrn ,r -f
t 1. State, iu eotuoiuifii utiog to lbs t.ei,ei
raml'ly hit Bi--t -'ao-e ol that pivi.tou, ai 1
luw I
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and suberrna j lot iary foocl'fna ol a.i o y
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