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: Ircrbially.lfnfiedelity is bold so long
- -;.W-discloses the foundation of
a .Wnticism is built, I was
Id gen
lBfVL which scepticism isb
rnS ng liaKC-OfH! v u gun-
V who related anincident of thrill
tDvI His narrative was elicited
Wi ihat'our boat had been on fire
"jr. t '.
when I we were all asIeeD.
gSSl teing nterriful, Ih. Mm exj
"Ul . , ,:.hrinf a I nrm In in. Mv friend
haul
mori nut nni m inos inris
. iiho ate skiliui in me wora oi uou,
ic near as possible, t will give iDe tiar;
...j; in his owft language
fUSM"f iie i .1 '
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I was once crossing this Ialcejn
,tVf Apr fjt was the first trip
the
.L ranni. ; ii was iuc iitm iriiii me
ESS bid made tht season, and really the
..hgr Was ncyci . iiiwio picasaui, tuiu
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.L. iace more? v" wcic- uuuuu
im DetrOll iauuufiii lownrusi cvcn
.At. ontenarice, and the care with
vbich b exainiwru iup macninery oi me
refill i-i 'VirTTj TriTri t . -sa !! 1 1 i TT-wlcfc jSf'T .ffjn"! rjtrnr x i i,. iu a : I TTjr 7
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1 TOLtfME VIII-NUJIBER 37.
Fairpbrt. he DaePfith rnrw
ly rttttered exclkm at inn hr'rU;rM U
rhe wan no? reidyrin hell, lifr
r --r - wnuig in lorment. '
sausiwry, S. c, thdhsmV. januayh ,r, isna.-
, ,, , , , ' -!-. Mj -.
If.'
mniiuiaciorvo
ieau, on
IUCTIVE FIRE.
DEST
Un saturdavimornlntr rc
Ma'hnraint .(ill J.. ? .'' .'.' , .P r
countenance, and the care with
fwm.n fe!t tio.ne A young s lawyer
patted vith us, who dtinng the day
je luoself conspicuous for his impudent
i.fnf anv divine revelation., and for
fyfib assertion his disbelief in the exis-.
f y.: i- " y J 1 J jm itr a a rm Iaha m. M w ;
(J'fly,sjcsis, and malignant in his sneer at
I Virion :and Us friends. 1 1 was among the
tnarkedr objects of his, ridicule, and ihei
JolFowiog tnay give you an idea of my;
eonversauon witll him. abating profane
Bess ataiotber coarseness on his. part.
; A rhkn is a fool 'to' believe in'God.-,-
I A3! things happe according ta necessary
.Wby do. not steamboat fappen in
VHesamf way t I incjuireo The steam
ioal sboSvs no more masterly sworkman
ship or ikign.Xhari the! f6rest oak'that fur
cisird its - ribs and planks.
Herl there was a dead pause. The
iffDtic was at the end of his sofa, and I
iaid.ro bifrun a quiet way, The fool bath
said in bii heart, There is no God.' I then
left bim and he followed me with an au
dible curie, which to a. wicked man is a
weapon more available than truth.
We were seated at the table, and in
an instant the dishes seemed Han oi no-;
! t j " 1 ' Q-i
The vessel rolled heavi v. as though strno'-
gfingtokeep from sinking. JWe left the
laoie, vui so gre,auy. oiu me ooat toss,
and rock.and riluiisrc that vvR rnnh snari.
ijieepfrbm lalJini IWe vvere in the
npioi .a gale, ah( all was now in con
fofioBj. The machinery worked true, and
seemed instinct with desire to save us.
Tbctiller-chains igrrated ominouslv aver
Ihejr pulleys, and; it seamed as. if man, the
inv; otor pf that gatlani boat, would out-
v'One fact strtirk n 11 hnr hrJA iU.
Sdel seemed paralvzedj He bename HrjiH.
lyfale, aiid as the storm increased he ut
tered ries of distress. I You must be out
Wtoch aorm to have an insight into the
MsHedid fly; upon the wings of the
z ' 1 "N" nine ior anj' one 10
fottVGwh'fl the tempest, and be convin-
tefl df bis U'Pntrrilco K.if n 1 1 ..
Hilenpticing the agitation of this
my attention was1 suddenly called to
perfect absence of sound from the
jroyy wnicn t&e rutlder was manag
Clinging to the sides of the cabin, I
otpt along to whfere the; captain stood.
M m despair., Our rudder isgone
'! I V "A.":it n urttvjf wave
!rifcl( the UnmanrrphU voccol1 on.l t
thrown into! the trough of the sea.
v-r, mc puufcu over ioe aecK, and
flrei Were nrinfrfiii.li.fl
. VY ;are -gone 1' exclaimed the cap
'Ma cohsternatioM. 4
mirt:e can save us.'
, r- jrnuneu me piace
fre Wft Sfnnil WnI 00 . k .
Wtfaone fled., hp nfior- -
w Ii ' ' 1 - vine"
an4 looked the perfect image of des-
. .ti ur.11 v -1 HizrmnA. .
j- uia in
sajd 1, you have reao
l'Hy . 1 . .
eeountol Paijl's shipwreck, have you
SiM -Canjyou teirmp why Paul
' tililn.. j ' "! v' Mv OUIUICI9,ilt3. lilt!
Niti
v r j-iiuum 10 aoannon tne sqipi
.Passengers to ruin. Except these!
hi 1 sbiP 3'e nnot be saved
?lVilunlnf captain replied. WII
k,u f(IVc0Urny idea about it. said J.
J?rPSed o save them all. but gen
Worksilhrough means. The
iWr!Wbqst how t0 manage their
l!ntf?. therefore lbeir agency formed
dNani? p,an'to save lbose two nun-
e4plalS S"Venlyi8ix PPJ,sons- Now you.
W7H"T' ve no right to cease ef-
Mhl our so !ong as there is a
1. sailor-
accustomed to storms on the
Ann Tl- hon I .nnhn
tela; Just
n..v ir-. uu in me. nriii i ll n.i,.i..
, : 1 -r-Mv. .1 vi u w ti aiiu
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We held to the
lnieieaP?d froP Astern of the
1 . w 1 SatH ' Vr -ir. '. j-n. r
W,IL7.'.?IIBoe., I You may be sure
lateW Z . "ttent with thrilling
i4t ? 10 joy it was' perfectly
Sf ?f vess'el was brought out
tyoJE? ? nd we rekin-
StoioS J?T?few hoUrs wc were
CHtLFairPorL Thfe, lawyer
Messrs: Whim n,i DkJ
arson strAr - Kl... t -i l
n - . i i i . ( . 4 viw xjiiueriy
, ' nrrcsiea uniji , it bad
destroyed that uildfng, the . blacksmith
snop 01 JVlr.. JMcLauchlin. fhro to
tnPjn ai mJj?.pi ned belonging to
lisbment. and Mr. Dundy's Carriage Trim-
ui.Hg 01 up., line nre was arrested East
wardly by Wreat exertions nf f-, .
Sons whnintPifrvni4 Tl.f- Wu:.c.iA. A
riage manufacoryi situatecf only about &
feetjfrom orie dr.thp houses burnt ; on the1
Wait ' 4. ,.!..' j if ! ... r i . j,
wwa .Mnjcu oy ine substantial
bnclc 3hops Recently erected by Mr. Mc-
ieiDan ; and on the Soqth and Soutb-
SIe?yKiTlI rigS 0f !VIr' C-;T- Haigh ancj
M;iifl W. Walkings, on .Dick Street!
wuipniwere in;i great danger from the
sparks and flarrie wafted by a pretty strong
wcrp """M y me exertions of thd
citizens andfirmen. :. ,j : , ;
; The loss by this fire is nearly 820.000
uwuicu mr- ivieivanan sis perhaps 810,
OOato $12,0b0.iWhUe & Rkboten ftO
000; to! $3 000, At MqLaucblin's $2,500 t'd
90VUU j as. r ounuy 's yujuCh j
The onlv insurance; w ft lnnn ;n UJ
Protection Offi of . Hartford, on one of
air, JVlclvetbanjS: buildings and property
witbin it. On the fotber ibuildings insurJ
ance could not be; effected, inconsequence;
of their combuitible stateL and the hazard
of the business Carried, on within them. .
Large quantities8 of valuble ton1. m;
terials, and finisHed vvork. were saved from
We are gladtp learn that Mr. McKeth
an,1 fearing a fire on hiu nrmip hari rn
a long time pat deposited bis Lumber in
buifdings distant from his establishment.
so that he will commence operations again
ifitii'.. TI1 .Ji.r'r - i . . r
v u" MiV iUi; aensonea materials.
The sufferers ara not in a condiiion to
be seriously affected by thpir losses, except
Melsrs. White & fiaboteau, worthy and
industrious voonsr'men. recenilv est ah.
lished in business, who lost every thing,
books, tools, materials and fi nisherl wnrlf.
To all of them, hawpver, the loss is severe,
DO it Flo l in tl .J z.A-J. - iL . 1 ! it ' !
o i io, iii cvrry case, laeioss oi me gains
of a; long course !of perse verine- industrv.
skill, and interritvi As the Garhliniani
justly says, f the sufferers :are some of our
very oest citizens and they have the warm!
sympathy of, the entire community.! But!
they will nof bai loner dem-essed bv this'
misfortune f Thlf spirit of Mr. McKethan
no wouoi animatesj jtnem all, Before the
fire , was extinguished, we learn that he
said? to some! of liisl numerous workmen
who were assisting! him with an energv
prompted by Varro regard and high re
spect, that hb did Opt wish any of them to
Consider tber)isdlre)s as out of employment,
for be hoped in vry short time again to
have plenty of Work far them all. ! This
is in keeping wjithjhe character of a lib
eral; enterpnsinfcj nd eriergetiCv public
spirited citizbn.fas Mr. McKethan has
ever shown bimsjetf to be. !
We hope, bodri tolsee Che space latelv
covered1 by tfripielf Olki tinde'r-boxe's of hou'-U
ses again teem rlisHwith activity in the
greater security pf substantial fire-proof
nouses. Ana wet ooudi noi inai a unerai
public will soon 'enable all 'the sufferers
to regain their jale condition of
or os Deri.
"tV W : ' - J1 ? . i -
The Board of Commissioners hasi verv
prorjerlvl nassed an Ordinance prohibiting
the erection of ahyl but firebroof buildings
in the bumf district. In; this way our
town is braduativ assuming a less hazaraV
ous aspect. Fag Observer.
formed himand take; thjist method of im
parting fbe information to allwhoai it
may concernand it concerns nearly ev
ery bodf who has any! thing liable to be
burnt; up,4-that the Office isk'ejri the
crown of Peterj AdamV bjat ;-fin Sother
words. Mrj Atlams is ibe Accommodating
oecreiary pi tn0 Uompany. with - the pa
pers in his hat," who will fpromptly and
faith! oily attend to your business wherev-
a CSA u:i . - i i ' a ft '
" ju "m uuii , anu ne is generally "on
and in tbe neiirhborhooii nf the
bouse, ready for your calls CVeen. Pat.
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A Letter from Major Downing.
Major Jack Downing to Governor Kossuth.
" , 1 I9WNIiGVILLE, A WAT POWJV EaBT, )
(Ae Slare of Maine, Dee. 22, t85i;
Dear Governor : I ho Del vnn wnnt-fl
slighted because I haint vyrit to you afore.
TLS' .t-it I . ' a l I. (.1- i-J. T! .. il i..
iug iruin is, i naven't had no , time. Tve
been so busy for aboutajmonth past., I
couldn't get time to write no how. Un
cle Joshua and I havelbeem harH m wn
all. tbe time, day and night, reading your
CnoAtnno o nI ikL -Jj,.' ) . f it .
vmvo oiiu me uyitis ot me meetins in
N. York and England. We beWu n a week
or two before you .got to York, and have
been at it ever since. 4Ve commonly get'
up and go to breakfast, arid take turns
reading, and keep it uphill bed time : that
is, till nine o'clock in the evenin : that is the
time we Downingville folks go to bed.
So I hope you wpnt feel slighted because
I haven't found time tovVrite fo you afore
now, and hope ybu haven't felt lonesome
since you've been in York. I sen vnn nre
on tb way to Philadelphy, and Baltimore
anu Washington, and jj you should feel
lonesome in them nlaeesjiekt tnm nhmtt
and come down here to DoWningvilleJand
W'll trtl In nlia.ii iiiMi ul i
feel at home. I sav this heeftiis T hnvp
took a, great liking to;ypu, ad I always
mean what I say. Ie took a greater
liken to you than any body else since I
iosi my dear otd Inend Gineral Jackson.
May be it is because vou are so much like
himl Fact, in some things it Seems to me
you are jest like him. j Old Hickory was
the man what took resoonsibilitv' when
he wanted to do any tlliri ;and I see you
are jest so ; y6u aint afrlaidito takp the re
sponsibility ; and what'i better still, vou
are trying to encourage other folks to fake
the responsibility tu. Old HickorV was
n great nanu o maKe principles, and then
fight 'era through. Arid there agio I think
vou are a good deal like him. And. hv
the way, 1 begin to (eel qiiie a liking fbij
rresiqent Bonaparte of Jj ranee, for 1 see
he's tppk, the responsibility at lst, and
been makin nrincioles and fiffhtin of em
hrough. Tberes some smart folks in the1
wbrldlyet; anil it's will there is,! for; it'4
pretty likely there'll be a use tor 'em bei
1 jfcucia uui. uu men anof
her thing which tnakels mekhink vou are
so much like old HicllorV is the hoorahi.
Xtft 1 ( i w " . ' . . .
hear lem all
The Calculating Machine.ve used
to think it was jest rthe.idea ofVa cal
culating machine ; but we: have seen it arid
ilts now stoppinj; at the jlrn'ipg House.-5-Therapidian
accuracy With which all
business problems ape solved is truly sur
prising. ! It peedjs ptfly to fe: seen to be
admireda . Althpjiighi an American inven
tion; it has benj?xtensivffly sold in Eng
land, Francei GW'm4ny,and Holland. It
computes interest at every possible rate
percent., upon ajHyjsium of money, for any
lengiu oi umepoio ni miree nunureu anu
cirttt ;! nnv threii t htiriHrnrf . anil KiTlv.hiro
a.A.i.i i uuu w.M.jr .a.v
and has a most perfect
o compute! the number of
days any note has to run. , i Io worlv equa
tions for pay mer ts, or average of accounts,
is one of its Icorivehlences, Copies; have
been purchasedpn Washington by all tbe
departments; for use in their public offices,
as well as by the principal bankers, mer
chants, and meqbahfcs. Less time is ref
quired tbobtain'an ans wer to any business
quesuonjinan xq prepare ine siaierneni.-r-
Jb ull ; printed directions aceompainy, the
iwnrlri 1 Tf i ionrnerl ht-oiti:e nt two hours'
study and practjee; It occupied a promi
nent place m tbpjUfystai t aiace. ,
vasmngton JLelegrapn.
days to the vear.
time-telegraph t
Mutual Iasutance.-The Greensboro
Mutual Insurant Company is beginning
to attract the attention of those who wish
to be saie agaiBStjj losses ,by nre. i borne
one asked us" the!qtheryay where the Of
fice of the Company was kept:, we in-
Why, it seems to me I can
the Way from York to Downingville : and
it carries me rigbt bcc to old times, when
im w liuir Ullll ; w as;l IIJ'I He WllU
ran ior Jackson. '
I think, dear Gbvernorj vou better stop
here till next summer, i'anlj not go back tjo
Hungary. We shall have to make a new
Resident next summer. and vou might get
in to bte President jest asj easy as! a cat
could lick her ear ahd a President you
know is higher than 0ovrnor. Had nft
you better take il"? Ij know ybu can iget
it; if you'll only! say the word. Our par
ties in this country have been so broke to
pieces and mixed up jjatly that nobody
could tell who jto pitch! uppnj for Presldenjt;
and we've eena good deal worried fpr
fear we shouldn't make ot to choose any
President at all next sumrfier. AndjI aint
sure but what'you've got feere jest iin;tb!e
nick of time to get us out of thisr scrape.
Fpr If . you! only stand as candidate you'll
go in all holier. I never knew it fail, when
the hoorahs go up so Stronjg as they have
been sf nee y oil got to York. We'e g$t
about twenty parties in this; country now;
there's the old Whig party, and the old
Democrat party; and the Wooly-head
Whigs; and the Silver-gry Whigs, arid
the Hunker tyemderafs. aritjl the Barnbur
ner Democrats, and the Seward party; arid
the regulkr Freeoil party, and the regu
lar Vote-yourself n-farrri krtyr and the
old Abolitiomparty, and the old Nullifica
tion; party that h and; old tlickory jrillid
off.) arid the; Co operation Secessionists,
and the out arid out go alone Secessionist;
and now there's two new:fparties added
that aint hardly tbreej weejes old yet tfie
Intervention party and the Non interven
tion party ; and I? believe these are divi
ded again into the party tat Intervention
xmtliout war, and the party for Interven
tion, tear or no war, ' : j jj-. ". il i r . f , j '
jit was lucky you took a stand and put
your foot down when you first got to N.
Ydrk tat you wobldn't bef mixed op witb
any of Jpur parties inf this: tountry, for if
you badi once; got fairly mixjed in with em
you would a found yourself jin such a snarl
i hat I am afraid you would wish yourself
back to Turkey again before you would
ever get out of it. . ir . ,j
And it's lucky on another account that
you havn't mixed up with bur twenty par
ties.; . For now-you are tbo only man jin
the country that can get their votes. As
you haven't said nothin agin none of 'em
they can all turn round and' vote, for you,
and if you'll only say; the word they'll jdo
it, and glad of the chance ; for that seems
to be tbe only way they can get handsome
ly out of the 'everlasting snarl they've got
ijito all ;6ver the country, You needn't
be afaid there's any thing in the way agin
ypur being President To be sure, there
i? some little rules laid down about it in
bur constitution, but that can all be man
aged well , enough i (t only wants some
body to take the responsibility. Folks
uat nivays go .accoram to the constitd
tion when thev get into a bad'snarl ; fhw
have to make new principles to. go bv.
uuw rresiuent uonaparte hs jest, got
out ofj bis snarl ; the constitution didn't
Stand in bis -way a bit; be jestj sot up a
new principle and fitlit out. And you see
he s come out all straight, and now can
wind his yarn any where to suit himself.
! I don't see nolhin in the way to prevent
ybur getting in to be President if you've a
mind to. You have p't mixed up with no
party, so woufnt have to fight agin no
party.and it's pretty likely no party
vpuld'nt fight agin ybu. But there's an
other thing makes it more sure than all
that. I You know this is a free country,
and alj the offices belongs to every body;
and them that can make the best and the
;mbst stump speeches commonly gets in.
Now I know we have'nt got any body in
this country from Mainel to Texas, nor
from Dan to Beer Sheba, that can hold a
Candle! to VOU in that kind nf hntlnocs
i . .j ,y - ; j. v w m ll V out -
Of course when I savthis T moan iho
bible Dan and Beer Sbeba t th ere is nn
other Dan in this country, that if you should
hapen to run a-foul of I don't know but
tne case might be difterent.
Now it seems! to me vriu better eo in
for the; Presidency insjead of going back
to Hungary ; a bird in! the! hand is worth
two inl the; bush any hbw ; and this cbun
try; is fairly under yorir thumb now, but
Hungary is still under the paw of the
Russian Bear. ' So that although you are
the Go?ernor of Hungary,it!s likely enough
mere woum oe a pesKy hard scratch be
fore yoju could govern it, if you went back.
But I see some of the papers say that you
aint Governor of Hungary now. although
they don't deny but what you was once.
Tfvjrjsh thWri papers hd better manners;
they might jest as well sa that I aint a
Mijor (noiv, because I aint all the time
riding a hossback at the head of regiment
of sogers. I No, no, thai wont do ; it's rion
sense, and impudence tu. The rule in this
country is, once a Major always a Major,
and once a Goverhor always a Governor.
A man's title j belongs fJo hm as much as
hislnanie does. My Mhjor belongs to me
arid your Governor belongs to you, and
nobody rhasn't any right to take it away
i from us! any more thanr he has to upset a
nation. Because it's a principle, and found
ed in everlasting justice ; j therefore ltj is
jnb onIy the law of thii country, but iris
thej ''truej and Just law of nations mJ and jour
Government and our Icoointry not only
ought to respect it themselves but to make
others respect it. j i
j Well, now, dear Governor, if you should
not think it best to accept my offer about
the Presidency, and should rather go back
arid run j our chance in Hungary, the next
question is to see what can be done for
vou on that scbrel Ybu sa
: j ' " ' i i ' I
that we. that is. ail: American and the uni
versal Yankee nation, should say you have
a fair right to be called Governor of Hun
gary. Agreed ; I've already proved that
you have that right, arid shall have it as
long as you live. sTherej wqn't be no more
trouble pn that scqre. That question is
disposed of forever I hope.
Jn the next place, ybu want us to say
that Hurigarygot her independence of Aus
tria fairly, and ought to have it. Agreed
to that. too. We' sav! it. and ou?ht to
stand to it, all weathers. Hungary fit it
out like a mart, arid ought to be free for
ever and a thousand yars afterwards;
And tbe traitor-Gorgey oughtto have bis
neck stretbbed, and tjhe Russian Bear
ought to have his toe nails cut off and his
npse muzzled, so that be couldn't bite or
scratch any body again, nor interfere in
other folk's; demestic afciirs.j :
fin the next place, you youj want " some
thing else," which, at neaj as I can find out by
the paperf, means money matters, and food and
raiment and clothes, and ja few guns, and the
lille of thM, because joul are ; going back; to
have another tussle with Austria and Russia.
Agreed to! that,; too. You! shall have all you
want. Jest hold you basket and we'll fill it, if
ills a dozeBftinies a day. j I ee money is be
ginning to pour in upon jou in a thousand little
. a n.nliv lorna ! riven ftnfl It
JSifrauis quu jwiio pivj t..gp. . , -
wbnt be long before you'll hate a whole mint of
it J besides guns and knapsacks and catridge
boxes. When I read some of your speechei
limir fnllcs aboiit vour Door down-trodden coun-
irk it roaife the tears come;, 1 tell ye. Cousin
Nabby siidi shf would kit stckins all the
wpl
tbev
J Ti.-' Di.Jl..,t-'
in iob nciuiuuuut oum uiiau c
itvrt rrrPflt rhepe.: that she was going to buy
alsiik gown With, she Wouid sell for money and
send it to! the Kossuth funcl in New York.
liacle Joihuk skid he would sell his three year
oid steer,fbr he could do his ploughing pext
summer with ih bid oxen, and send the money
lb you. Cousin Sargent Joel sot io a deep
study; at last says he, Ijdoot know asl'te
got any thing to sepd.but thatliitle piece of re.
monsirance," and he poinjed, to hispid rifle
that bung up against the wlall ;, says he, 1 II
In the next place, when you come lo the
scratch, you want our GoTernment and this
whole nation to bold tbe Russian Bear back
and not let him meddle, while Hungary and
Austria has a fairirossle. And you want we
should give htm fair warning beforehand, and
tell htm he shan't meddle, no bow ; and. if we
do, jou think he'll mind us. Maybe be would,
and .Maybe he wouldn't ; and if be wouldn't,
what then Then you want ui io go riht at
him, and fight him down, and make him mind,
because it's right and just ; and now we've goi
to be a great and powerful nation, it is our dn
ly to look round and take care of ibe world,
and make folks do right every where.
Wen, now, dear Governor, as to that, Idont
know but we ought to slop and think about it a
little, ;In tbe first place, we have a rule here
that ".all just government derives its powers
from the consent of the governed." So, if
we've got to look round and govern the world,
had'nt we ought to get the world's consent first!
And, as you want us to take bold of Russia first,
I spose sbe is the first one we aouwhi m nk
consent of. And il the Russian will content
that we shall hold him b&ck '! I hn)A k;m
back and run the risk of it. i !
And! in the next place, dear drnvernnr. St
might be verv well for n m iu nr:ii.
worW, and carry out the laws of nations, and
make every body do right everv where, ifihere
wasn't no danger of our gettinf more than our
imuus iuii. m only look at it. Suppose when
Hungary begins her tussle, the Russian hn..M
show his teeth and grab hold of her. Th
we should have to send over an arm v and shinx
to help drive him back. Then suppose Poland
should starf up and? want to be free and h
Jias as bloody a right to be free as any nation
,n world then we must send an army to
lake care of Poland, for the Russians would
fight most awfully there. And there's France
too. You say " the Government nf Fran i.
on ifae iside of the oppressors, and the nation of
France is one of the oppressed nations." Then.
of course, it wiirbe our next, duly to send an
army anu put apwn ine Uovernment of France,
and let the nation go free. Arid thenj be
sides the East: Indies, and China, and Circas-
sia, and lots of other places that the geography
tells about, there's a good many things that we
should have to look after nearer home. When
Fillibusters go to upset Cuba, we must send
our sbijps.and armies to take! care of that.
And, then, io Mexico and South America
(here a troubles all tbe time trains' on. that
would take a.bout half a dozen of our armjes to
p&eep matters sxr&igni nere. i J ;
Now, don't you think, dear Governor, there
tnigm ioe a leeije aanger ot our gelling our
hands full ? But, come what may, dear Gov
ernor, I shall remain your friend forever. I
I MAJOR JACK DdWNING.
tl; SENSIBLE
; The young ! ladies of Damariscotta, in the
plate ijof Mairtej have recently formed hem
eIves!into a society for mutual improvement
and protection. Among tne resolutions adopt
ed at a regular meeting, we find the following:
I " Tjfiat we wjll receive the attention of no
; sostyieoV young gentlemen who has not earn
ed some business or engaged in some steady
employment for a liveIihood4--for il is a-ppre.
hended that after the bird, is caught it may
starve in the cage.
" That we will nromise marrtacre to no vniinir
IJCb bUU UUU I . I " O 0 o
Ybu say, you want ! man who is in the habit of tippling, lor we are
Tie.rieah and the uni. ! a88Ure(! his wife will come to want abd bit
children go barefoot. ' ' ..'
" That we. will marry no young man who is
not a patron of bis neighborhood paper, lor we
have not only strong evidence of bis want of
intelligence, but that he will prove too stingy
to provide for his family, educate his children,
or encourage institutions of learning in hb vi.
'inter and send them over! for yMjr sogers, so
Lw shouldn't have tb go barefoot as ours did
iJ. wH if.-.; . . err :j a...
Aunt Keziah said, tbera
send that; over to Hurigry tbhot the old Rus.
R.r it he comes growling'round again.
A nrt then he sot thinking a minute longer, and
then he jumped up and smil his fit togeth
j .... "Um ! nnJf wont send it: Pll no a
carry it myself:' ! So you see. dear Governor,
there isn't much danger but what you 11 get
" something else," ! ;
er.
and
cinity.
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The Moral Efec o a Picture. .
M. Hazlitt has said somewhere of the por.
trait of I a beautiful female with a noble,' coun
(enance, thai it seems as if.an unhandsome ac
tion would be impossible in its presence! Most
men of any refinement of soul, must have felt
tbe truth and force of this sentiment, i And,
tberefoire, we have often thought that the pic
ture of. a boloved moitber, or a devoted wife,
hung up tq the room where we spend dur lei
sure hours, must constantly exert a migjbty in
fluence upon the feeling and thought. Cowper't
picture o! his mother was a living presence,
whose Bpeaking countenance and beamngeye
appealed, as noj living tmortal could, tujhis in
most sclul, ; and stirred ts prpfqumdest depths,
But what is it that gives this power to the in
animate resemblances of loved and departed
nnt 1 Thuir virtue, their moral traces and
excellence, as remembered, by the affectionate
sum tor. In these dwell the charm, tfte pow
er to stay the passions of the soul, and lure the
heart to right and noble sentiments, ill may
seem an odd thought, but we cannot help tug.
gestingfit to every female reader to every sit-
ter, w ue, anu motoer ma i i
bition for each of them io labor to be bbin no w
and when dead! that picture in the, jhouse,"
before thieh jice shall stand abashed, con
rnnrlor! And in wliojie oreseoce every virtuous
and matnly hafti shall glow with every honor-
- i a A I I Iii L...!i . ' : 0 It., lk.1 aian
oraoie inu iqiiy sennoeiJUi - ow ne,
k.n fk. Artirinal is in the
grave, shall eloquently and irresistibly urge the
lore ol gooaness anu uuio upu mc wwi
'J - i- ' .' ' . f .
TelHaicthorn 2Vee,itb birds singing
and Pyio'g from branch to branch, osc,
may be seen here. Call and see it before
it, is soldi!. ' j " ";;'s. ... tj.-. . j i .:- '
When! our eye caugfcft the abovp in the
advertisement of Mr, Tuttle, of Broad way,
we were1 reminded that we had seen tb is
most jwpnderful piece of mechanism the
most curious and .effective that we have
ever Sf en- be? iree is .'sheltered under a
trlflss khade. and thoUgb very beautifully
-vtitmA i of course, the minor! part of
the attraction. ,The mechanism ts wound
up, and then, commenee tbe s.ong of the
birds; which is a'j-emarkaldj f u;
tatiori of the natural notes of f
waiuiers. uui ine . most vvend: . .
is the motion of the birds,.' whic!
injnumber. Near the foot oftl.r
the largest bird, of most exqui; itc '
tiful pJaraage, whjcb quietly si r : t
from an artificial miniature gro::
and anon 1 quivering : its half rr,
wings with that peculiar! moii:,::
young birds display when the cci..
their appetites are satisfied by il
tloh of the parent bird.
On the topmost I bough is n I
bumtnins bird, which noised I
ti .imucnnj;, ings, pcrsisti:
nectar from the bbnev cun of y rr-
ite flower. On the lower brat:c!
two small humming birds, i brilli :
metallib hues, whose motions arn i:
test marvel of the whole thin-. T!
a- :i t . . a . . ,!j .!:
irorn oougn to Dough, without an
cause of locomotions, save their c
ous nature,' now twittering alou:l ?'
stacies, and anon fluttering their -mage,
and wavinsr their pmppI
seem to be intoxicated with deli
Tuftle has a host of beautiful and t
things" in his stbrebutjfc marvc!!
getjuity we have ieen r' thing ta
this hawthorn tree,. which by th
a facsimile of that which excite! f
surprise.at the Crystal, Palace.
ji x- j.:., i ' H;
Correspondence of the N Y. Ex;
l!i WasbixcJtox. Dec
Kossuth's talk and conversation
ported much amuse poopfe here,
the Senate Committee waited up;
with the resolution! to receive birr,
lence, hewas not at all well pirn
he intimated his desire to lay his 1.
petition before the! Senate. Yh;
that the rules and! order, of tho i
would not permit that, butthat an
tor would feel proud to present a
for him, he seemed very much c!m
Hes evidently expe&ted an'opportu;
make a speech before the Senate.
t ll f k.rwl a? k..r n a: m.... i t IL a .1 j
hipi. ' t - l-j , 1 r ! t -
fThe debate in the House yestcrn
pfjuncommon ability, was yet one
frankness, and great credit to th;
try.! The bouse has shown itself t
true conservative bod v. ft verv -
who spoke, save Rantoul and Gi
expressed their decided opposition
intervention in Uropean a flair,
these gentlemen bn that subject .
lent. The whole nrniee.trnf inrerv.
is, therefore, stopped at once. TL
gle in a single day. was over,
country stands yet committed to ll
ings and principles of ', Washing
was due to Kossuth that a stop si..
nut tn all li!a .n..t.i!i..l .i .
I" uiliHia C4JCi;iailU(19 tu one
says, I am told, that his mission
country bas thus become a failure.
Three Wonders in Heaven. Johr
ton said, Whin I get tb Heaven
see three wonders there; the fiii
der will be, to see many people;
...L. : f I i1'-1 ' ! 'Jl L.I . 1 .
wuorn i urn noi expect to see ; the
tifrnl am It Lk a '-:! ' 1. .ii !. a. i i . ..
win uc, io- miss many
whom T rlifl exnett tn coo ami r
and greatest wonder of all will be,
myself there." '
m mmmxtaMmmmmr mm if virira r ri r fcjri m ...... .... r w i
- w v .a- M WllVlf SJMUVtU Ii Li ,4
obt to be a fact that the pupilsat iL
ca remaie oemi nary were poisor.
long since by tbe cook of the institi:
widow, named Young who took r
at some change in the hours of eati:
mixed tartar emetic! with the foe !
which about forty of the pupils I
violently sick, though none ate a :
quantity to cause death.; Theculj :
leittne institution, and has not I
rested.
AtChapel Hill.fiV.; C.Yaccordln
American Almanac, there; were Lu
ty-nine clear days from June, 180, t
1CRT k- ' foni' i I. ' t 1. -
juajA, iuc rest, oj;u; uem reccr
M cloudy." r There is probablv no c '
.):.. a. vrl in
IV' v iiiuii, ui i in liiuiop",
there ore so many cloudy days,
were 194 clear Ha vs. nr.enntir-
same work, at Green lLake, Wise;,
1850. At Cincinati. in 1850. thev 1.
clear days. 171 variable, 51 cloudy,
is below the usual number of cl.cn r
John Adams (the jelder) beit:;;
unon for a contribution for fnrri
sions". remarked. I have nothin- t
for that cause, but there are here ,
vicinity, six Ministers, not one cf
will preach in the cither's pulnit :
I will give as much and more ti.
one else to civilize these Clergyrn:
The Slrived Pie under a Neis iV.
letter from a traveller jbrbugh Verm-:
tbirf while be was sitting in a villa :
another traveller came 'in', and ete;!
the place where the bar (once was,- t
that be would like a gla'ss of brandy.
keep it," was ibe gruff reply. The t
was ott in quick time. ..Presently z;
mercame in, and blustered up to lie
when the following dialogue en surd : '
mornin , Landlord dood morn in , :
How is your family ibis mornin' V "
smart, tbaok'ee." Is i be baby we A '.
yes. very ; wotdd you like lo see it V '
I don't careyif I do." Walk intot!.
Squire, MrsrJ. will be glad to see
out they go, says toe traveller, and r,-:
& rery short visit to "the baby" L
have kissed them rather roughly, yi l
manner in which ibey finked their c.
ri ; .-P--' "it'iJ'i. hi i ' :i
: . (Farce chnaged to Tragedy.Qs '
ofi Sunday, the 23ih ullimoJ a party
men assembled about a bouie in Nor
to serenade io calttbupian style a c
ritd lhat evening, A ,gun was fr.
crowd, and a ton of Capt.; Jererr.!
aged . about 20 years,' was fatally
Two 'others , were slightly "wouaded.
(aim lo be investigated. ;
Hunger never saw bad breau.
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