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VOL. XL-NEW SERIES.? r v
Jieultrd, That every attempt to pro
scribe any class of eititcns on accouiit of
ture any religious denomination, by na-
ttonal legislation. is direct violation oi,
the spirit of til Constitution of the Uni
ted States" C '';
PfmJtyJ, That, while a careful and
strict administration of the naturalisation
.1 -4i. l ..... '.n .I..-, iiawt li a solemn umy, jei every ..lienor-
ire youth, wo hve epeat thow happj fl . . . of
rauseu ciuutiw ...i uicousisiuiii. wmi .jjiu
plighted faith of im nation and must di
mmish its growth and prosperity.
The motion wa "rejected, (two-third
being necessary,) only JO voting in the
aHirmauve, while 3S voteu in tuo uega-
j, j, BBTKEK, a a I-Trlar.
the sciiooijiooir.i";,,r.;
What pleasing ' assc.iattona ' clatter
around the achool-foom where, in sport
days and week, which will never in
rctunii! How often, ia we gli4 o dewn
tlie meandering stream of misty lifts, d
e turn onr eyes back upon flic scene of
schoolboy dayai and read too oft, abut
the history of , those ouce loved forms,;
with whom, we frisked and gftmboledVln tJve. -.'. . , '
bT-2ne honre J' theyjare no woro.f . We rather think thi result abounded
IJke the dying wd prolonged notea of tlie originatora of the move. Tlie bitew
the .ylran ehriu their merry woteea and Jety bit. To nr eertain knowl
me ayiTwi cwwh , j elce. more than one of the anU-Ainen-
giadwmelangtjaati.lBangopononreaM,. me,nbm f wt.ro completely damb-
THE LADY'S REVENGE. 1
r "TcirAHTEH
It wm a bitter, piercing day in J anaary,
when rani Meredith waa ntthered into the
plendid mansion of lfii 8t QnilTotte.
He waa half frozen, and LaJ been blow
ing hie nomlted finger for. the laat half
lAnr. in kwu them from conzewmjt- '"
i r ,
am
1 Perhaps." ibo aoid hanghtily, ' I
bat vSoor fcllowearaing a mere eroat
by the moat degraded laborvbnf I bare
yet tliajf jtj' niy kecpirtg whiph ti fetter Jn
the eye. of God ho raised Uta ye-
tboae bright, unflinching eyea revtrent-
ll to liijaren than wealth ' and rank
Vr .i.t-..v-.ii i;a, of
I Amarvnfh w Hot fcr tnt i b -" :mne!; 'ywit-yW If ' M w b eV
jeeture. Tlie poor yonngfellow had fcaat- bated. -'X think I anderatand yoar lady
cd hi eye. often on her bvelioeaa, that taliip.? Jlofe he bloah etamnvered j he-
i.. .UmA in . hfat W.itnrf v be wma onto nittkulod in the
INHQIVII mu VTOli . - . i4, . -u
of tliat Ul-fed,halfeloUked,b0tleaeyoviu,
Mi 8t QaiUotte bad become bia ann,
and when be aaw not tliat iioo of bangb-
anJ, ercr and non, peal forth V m
iirrection ..mora, of aome pleating re
miniscence, long since mislaid and im
bedded In-memory's vast domain. That
lovely hand, that .once lent to us its time
i ;! in our rhildiih blaris tnd triartJ
nnw monlders awBT beneath the clodt of
the valley, and with it too, the sanahiny
place, no longer radiant with cheering
smiles, has gone down to "darkness and
the worni." Tlie neglected school-master
too, who took s gently by the band,
stroked onr rnddy cheeks witbTparental
tendency, and told onryontlifwl ambition
how to mount'iu little la.Ulerlias gone,
to revisit those blissful wenea no more ;
and often do ww wish that Goldsmith's
.JPrtedJOyags
flatterinff obitoary of the schoolmaster:
but an unjust world, fejthnf.cie
and 'tis too true tbati-: jf..
"" t.riaiiaMmi tU wyft, J ' ,
Wkm may a ba W mtii,Uw.ms
But memory twines fragrant wreath
around bta forgofteu wd-deertl worth.
memruw more
founded at this unexpected ditwloture of
the strength . of Anicricainrtm in the
- ' .
iiuiise.
i Although Mr. Witto, in demanding the
yeas and nays on hit motion, said that he
Wfahea the vote to do rrjrartieu as a iei
of the opinions of jreiitjemen, and al
though such seemed to la the general nn
derttattdUijef Jbje JInnse, Jfetjt is prob
able that two or tiiree genneinen wao vo
ted in the negative, have no sympathies
with the American party. Gen. Bayly,
of Virginia, said that, in giving his vote
he thonla recognise no tnen iesr, nui mi
the same time it is due to him to say that
bs did not intimate whether or not he
tnnraved of ftio resolotions.
'Jur.Stannt4w.br lennessee, votea in me
negative, yel enrbatleall3f declared that
be was not a Know-.nouung; oucaj
sent -irit Organ,
For the further lntrroation of our read
ers we append the vote of the IU'presen'
tatrves from K orth Carol iua ;
wUtVrt"f nrteriiia VTltainwatovurfi
in an agreeable, way. Vi eouUnuod-i-'j
Mr own povertY is irksome enough 1 1
tineas and beauty, the brightest summer's jeannot bear the nrdett t-f Bne lady
day was rk enough to him. But fur-i shame." "J "i?' v
ther than nourisliing bet lovely tmage in j - Amarynm u. v. . v..
t,!. hntfliit'. breatt4uore than darlo I blood turned dark red in her veins, and
to dream of her when he laid his head on swept over her brow, face and bosom.
his miserable pallet in hia garret, or of Here was a precious nntctnioei : "
wooderinz at her dainty elegance and
beauty he had never aspired,- even i
thoucliL He knew, moreover, that the
exquisitely dressed gentleman who often
attended her was a lavorite smicr--so
much comiiion reportTiaJrtoTd the poor
and humble road sweeper Uiereforo,
when he aa shown into a noble room,
replete witb-luxnries and cleganeer lie
looked and wondered and conclnded he
was abont to become the object of one of
those sudden and benevolent eaprices with
which fine ladies sometimes honor poor.
people. la tjw mklrf of bis bewilderments
yontli wticied her guilty of actual crime,
and seeking to eoticoal tier u.uonor wun
the shelter of a hnaband's name 1 It was
an nnnatnral mistake, after all. At least,
l.or wre noble oualitics stuff, which it
found id real well-
At length p.-ItoW.
this resource preeariooa in that day as
m Jt aun. . . '1.1. L.tt
it is.ln later umesiaiieo. nen " .. , ,kfit.oaiitaaEaiiL
..riKKWII BBKJura
tedarticles fcrfdaily jose, anIThe poor
boy went about tba treet? ;u? London
vendingthem for their bread. During this
time the poor widow, who as times went
was a fair acholar, tanght the boy to read
and write, and to pray far Jheir daily
taod. These were 'simple teachings, yet
the seed wa aowav good, ground, and i
OTAIBER XXXIX ;;
of course, be impossible VTif ,rr.
i .1 !aa . k tn . 'Sot, of Oh o, recently disinterred the re- ; .
cr.be d.at deed J bun of hiwifef hf, 0dluld, and , . '
! for me to transcribe
word, it contained a contract of marriage
Meredith oa the term fihe had proposed ;
tliat, In consideration of a settlement pf
three thousand pounds per annum to be
settled on the said Paul, ho should Wt
Urely forego aud resign the authority of
.1 . I . A. . SS.I Lab Xwt
a hnsonna : mat ne was w muu wr m
publicbut in private, different auites of
": i-lL ,eoeioua and rooms Should enureiy scpanue u.e pr
prviy iavu s wy w j -
forced knowledge of the world aronnd, to
bear the fruJu of faith, booeaty aud lore.
tTima'p'.vTJiwTd6W: and her ana
grew4 poorer eacb day--often fasting for ,
long honrs--ue tha aole attendant of her
tick and painful bed. The boy mightj
like his father, have entered the service
of bis country J but could be leave bisj
raothorH-she. whose , riches ue was,
whose only hope in this cold, bleak, arid
rugged world, waa the youth's filial love
Hrtonc rendering supportable her trials
and privations.
S This mother, then, was the thought
which hindered Paul from departing oat
of Miss 8t. Qin'ilotte's house foster than
ISTTaXihtored it1 WKloe ibouglil,
and wondered, and hesitated, a senrant
entered bearing a ailver aaWer filled
with rich viands, and rich wines. Poor
human nature! I may not paint thee
it a Dittr Is not oi
born igeiitlemen. She recovered, and
forced hersulf to M?lin. J You are ve
ry bold,! the said, disdainfully, " but you
I.intan. IIu who SOUeht
.;aJ c.riiVnpr.nd ahorn Ibave better tlian thou really art Hunger and
toved from girlhood,.! false: by tl.Uj poverty drag down to earth tbe brightest
tijne ho has wedded, auother Sly soul
hums to be revenged : but the name and
and ratseTlonKielmafTa
Klittering and splendid, to iu WioU.T!
ever waa reflected front th cold facTof
the chiselled arblalaU-' Children's
cliildren gather tha fruits of bis labort
from the parents'' lips; and though gone
to hit last resting ilace he still speaka-
in hisfavufkeooiiUnental accent uatory the
onsolimr New Onm-Movitvr.''- Wkh
tnch a train of diooglitsmised with plea
ii re "i&Wi&te trudge along
in life; TnacjttHited with the changet
that tiuW has wronghtpoiKHir mates,
we have tmly their pa from which to
draw a fancf sketch of their ftlur. And
ahappf tutor it iv since the charm of
eariy days Jit teTUgiu?a J'tTr
the .mlnd,i;W e ; soinetimcs, are apt to
-TtitlliartTreTruTifre eareer ii"to oa as
brilUanL-witb flowery imogesa we hare
T i lr : r : -'" --T 'Kr"lt. ;rti
eafthered in -our miiwia m regaru u mmr
-pastTand -forgetting that-mau is prone
to troubles, Conclude that we, oi ail, nave
been the most unfwlWMae. But hope
and fkitb, faintly gliu'imering in the fitr-off
future, beckons us on to tliat happy home
where with friends of later days, and those
fairy school-mates, "we'll all meet again
in tlie morning." Then under the gi
dahce"of lha'; Master Ton, H igh. w"i H
Wm those lessons of wisdom which sball
never need a repetition, ndnuilgle with
those same happy, school-mates, ..where
calm aerenity and unending joy t pervade
the wholeenjoy those throngs where
tl.nn.. i nn unrtill'r and ' SlUZ Otir-
sclves away in everlasting bliss. Tlien
eheer no. mv loved school-mates wherev
er you art) upon the voyage of life, and
hone and pray with me that we all may
" meet again in the' morning.
Jtetllmif It S W-SfP' Rufnn'
Tfr:ll: ft l.A 1 l..t...t -n.i.M
Nsvs-Sion II. lWew, John Kerr, Uich-
ard C. Puryear, Thonuw L, Clingman.
furniture, the perfumed air of the luxnri-1
ons apartment, the beautiful and elegant-j
ly dressed young woman wtiottooU were
before bim.all combined to awe and abash
tlie poof ..yooog :j"A.J5l!?...L!!!..nii.
nets totppear befce--wealtb aud -refine
mentT.for'"4ttb'1i soiled and coarse at
tire, thongh it was scrupulously clean, hit
appearance was strangely put of charac-..-;!,
-.11 Khout him.. Yet, abaslied
Frum A ntrim' Owb. J
WHAT KIND OF A GOVERSMKXT
FOREIGNERS WOPID GIVE US.
The idea that Foreigners should rule
America n fust beoommg lloU, . A
Member of Congress, a short time since,
truly said, u A Foreigner might remain
here until he arrived at the age of Me-
thualeh before be' would undcrsmud Hid
ra" I will tAke on m
tionsof a wife ! it is for this I sent for
yon. tTou are pr j and will be aome-'
thing for you to be raised put of the mire
of poverty snd Jirt.", Pbc tneered. " Tlie
cercmon v of marriage will confer on you
soma advantages: yMeJujlL!Lg
fn tba eret of tbo wotid Ton wH be my
huHlmnd to me yon mut bind yonself
by a solemn oath, a written bond, never
be more titan your are at this monientr
standing there, there, beggar and an
and most soaring spirit,
drank looked wistfully
Pahl ate and
at their poor
from the companionship of domestic life,
save at dinner; or wr the i eccasloa '.if
visitors- betus; -prosenU-this but clante
dependent on the will of the said Amsr
ynth St. Qnillootte In fine, the young
husband, or rather partner, waa so hem
med in with conditions, thar Air. Jenncs,
wlto- took on this occasion twice bis ac
customed qnantity of snuff, muttered that
the than must be a perfect fool wbo fcould
sign such a deed. ,Tlie divorce threat was
likewise to be enforced on the failure of
the slightest of these conditions.
. The deed was not halt cepieu wnen
Mrs. Abigail entered the roOI,awade
a sign to her mistress. Tlie young lady
nodded, and (joining the apftOTMtfjtbe:
woman returned, ushering iu a youth on
whom Miss St Quillotte gated with un
feigned surprise. The tailor and the hair
dresser had indeed worked a liracle.1
Paul, the sweeper, stood there convert
ed, not into a beau, but a gentleman
little else to betray bis origin but his
bands, brown and horny with hard work.
It was kratlfving; but she took' no fur-
Athr mAmhsn of his family, buried on
Oennantown Cemetery, and found, that
tha bodies were aU more or less petrified.
Tbe wife bad been buried twenty-four - t
years, but the body waa in an excellent .
stata of preservation. Upon dose ev t
aminaUon,it waa found that the remains ; ,
would not give war wider the pressnre of
a piece of board which ooe of the gentle- .
men placed "pw--'lhr.Witif'miid-4hbr- ' ,
strange eircomstance led to still further ,
investigation. The shroud, and indeed, . .
all the covering wbJcu'wae upon the body, , C.j
at tlie time of interment, 14 years ago, had f '
disappeared not a vestige of them re-
maining. The body was perfect except . -1ia
riirlit iar. from tlie knee to tbe anklet
'joint, where the flesfe aeemed to bar. J
wasted away, ana iay a u wmw. :
the coffin in a substance resembling sand. s- ;
With this exception of decay,, the boay
and limbs exhibited tbe same perfectnete
of exterior they did when life and anima
tion were in the body. Tha body, indeed,
had been pet rifled! It was by soma
strange quality in the earth and other
causes, turned into stone of a 'drabi
more properly tjieaklngj flesh color and
the chisel of the artist might Imitate, but,
could not make so close a resemblance to ,
the human form di vine. ' . - . "
-Ir.
VUl r-ii-.JL'a irentlemao la '
Alabama, in exerting himself one day felt f
a sudden pain, and fearing bis internal v
machinery bad been wrowaous ot fi
sent for a negro on his plantation, who 1
made some pretensions to medical skill, : . f
to prescribe for him. The negro, baring ; - .
Mvesusratea tna case, prepu n
. - .. . .. " j Tt u WraUrvin: bDI SOS IOOU' no iur-i- . -70 . , ..-..:.. .1,-,
ysolf the duue. or aitec w accrpt ""T " rUfloct that it was a good thing, that be reief lein experiencad, boweref. ba ,
nar mi 1111 ill tL uiii. w 1 " - . 1 . . 1 r mm -
-1 ---- - ,'ii..t wii xir. Jnttrics. however..
T - . ..A tamntv .till ' IWMJH .. 1
lie waa uu v", -"- "v - .
IWKCU irvui wuv
bim.,
perhsps there bunied a latent hope With-
inblm that the ooject oi ins siiuntwu
bumble passion might oue day repent of
her resolve.
thoneb be rnieht stand there, Mi St-i outcast" Klisclawced around her proud-
Qnitlottc, on her part, felt ho less so. j 1ytUoa;l, 'ay thetwth, her pride at
hfs mind was settled. He, not wiHiout
much embarrassment, for ho was unvers
ed in deceit, signified his acquiescence.
Amafynth's face brlghteued." After
thus expowng her affairs to tliis creature,
it would have been spurned by him. oue
tlie other of these
young people. He took a vast pinch of
tnuff, aud stopping his clerks arm, took
Kim uii. smd conferred with that
V" f ' biters bit
'k Wn made in the Ilonte
principles of a Republican Government
tuftlcieiitly to be qualified toJvold si ot
flee under lt-To prove: tbi ww bare f
4oirty-to-wk"Uie-foieigiiiit wUal numtw
government they consider the West 1 on
Lk the &
mip attention to the Bvernment of
England"? wilMieT poinT you with
pride to her atanaing army, iter invinci-
T. 1 . . i..Tl r - .1 ........
tile navy, as ne imnas, mr iibt
reinemberas fir back as 1812. Yet they
make good citixent, but are they qualified
to hold the reiha of government in Amer
ica! certainly not, nuless we wisn a
miH in become what Knzland is. Ask
Um ant kivalrout Frenchman. if
be doe answer ti ve a Bonaparte, ho will
point you to tbe monarch wnose reign
was marked by a series of wars. Are
they capable of ruling Aniericant when
they cannot rnle thcuiselvet! ABk the
VjAllHl.n VIII III 1 1 1 1 1 INII1IL .I'll V ..IS.
OVU1I.1IIIIIIII, ..... , j
Dietatowhipof Wallace? Ask tlie Butch
man: rwf it ft wrobable that von will get
no answer; but we well know that their
craniums are too thick to rule the ener
getie " bound-to-get-alotig" Yankee na
Son. Atk the Irishman, and he will quick
ly tell you that government suits him best
where there is "plenty of whiskey and
no hanging for murtliennjr amantiacem
ly with a bifrof shillateh." John Mitch-
I presume, wouia say ne inonpn
trv best where they wouiu lonuie
' r . 1 . . . . ... 111. t'.r..i
She was about to violate all those uice'u,at moment we. of the very basest kind,; placed a purse niea wun go.u .n ... .m.u
proprieties which fence lu and invert wi tbe pride of vulgar riches exulting in its desiring be wouUl M"1?
men with the sanctity of respect. She: p,,w over honesty. Again there was a and return to her honseat e.g .to clock
was about fovevsr to annihilate r own Uiaw.. Paul's bel wa bent down on that evening. S when, she said, ..A Will
WM "" . ... . ........ .1.- i:.i..i'i...j. .1.- niro. lia-wi us orcoared.
self esteeuu and She pausca. At umt : ,ts breast, 111s eyes uxeu on in- v-" ------ . .
moment it wonld have been easy to dis-j nwr. Miss St. QuTllotto was exhausted, , aud ready for signature. After that I
miss the wondering sweeper, with an in-; but ,he p. Kemaiu hereej will inform you wbeu the nmrr.age cer
... ,yMi.mu : but the .-ritt,Jr lm.. (rJlhsutaijuiinvJllLMkcplace. Your name I no
niurv, bi( iirt-nt-iii, "j -- t unmu - .it ' 1 11
Lr i".K.n,1 hi allirlita. her still i ,. nfT.nl an opportunitv blushed as he tout it.
liit,UJM y ixt - - - o " ' j iiiv ewj w t. - 7- 1 1
He felt this mock
the only tarnish that lion
.n.r.iuloin. be handed it over to the
clerk, who resumed hU labor. !
The niirlit waa far advanced when they
. 1 ni . 1 t. f.. fit
wero nnisnea. xne uoou, vj
Quillotte't desire, concluded witu - sol.
titan form of oath, by which both parties
hound themselves to observe the eonai
tions inscribed therein. Mr. Jeffries read
over tlie parchment, end the contractors
signed it It was not without some tre
pidation that Amaryntii Dcheld Paul ap
proach tho table for this purpose ; but to
her relief he could write hi name, and
that in a lwld round hand, which would
this time he never once looked at bis af-
ntlman sent for a physician, wlio, on
arriving, inquired of the negro what me- .
dicine he bad eiveu bia waster, uod
a a . t
promptly responded' iiosm ana aium, .
air s What did you rive them fofleon- ,
;nwi tha Anrtar 4 Whv. replied.Bob, " -
-dealirnrtodraw dVparts toffedder,-au4 v-
de fotlnto" sodJTer mPlSkHrrr
eventually recovered. r..-.. fj K ' ,
ft Jfftm.dLtvi "i,i L.ii-'jr';MXc , -
YiU4tamlAUandorf--'JL 0Mton -
JiWlnyioWt..-atarta4 eoBrulaireiy,
and turned lier tear drenched eyes wild! j
npon the speaker; for to her there teem
ed something strangely familaf ia those
low Hen tohes; liietr eyes met, ms oeam
ing with love and tenderness, bere gleans
ing with wild uncertain. JLJb
" Violetta!" , . ;f j
"Allandorfr . -v
Arid the beautifnl girl sank, from est
oeess of joy, upon his noble heart, throb
bing witu tlie pure, noiy, ueitciou. urw
r - 1
i
mtflfiirawjrraMdor! bent tender!;
o ... .r.i -1
over her, and bathed her pare white tent
rla with the euthin? tears 01 ueep
. . r .... . wiivmit. nor . . . 1 1. r .ni.i .imi in vnur iiimti ii.irt wan
iteep love, ner yasHiouaio .... 0, ,ur(Dne T,llcl, .Uun. ..j. - . -r. - c 1 .1.. U nirt mruded P" lul m. '-
bar resolnno... She .poke J auJ star t- t,ic ,CMt attempt to alter the 4b an air of a ceremony, which wa. to be strictly pri- Allaiiirf saw the aged patriach, end " v
eU at thi clear, cold,batigl.ty accents fell onr contract, my eattb .hill pbtgin a the present, VaH then all parties sepaiwteV to ineet with bnrleaFel 4ulm and r?
on his astonished uv Amarytitb, who forcCt ,d you shall breast forth toTqueen diWns,ng a courier, B morl nn 11 the weddimrftT when rushed down stairs. But Van ibort waa
w J eas7eno..gh to Wrv:0 and V your original station. ItememUr, you woman will conduct you through the gar- no more until the ' not to be U.u. "doncIIeput after the
wld nt for die title of my husband, the den into tlfe park. I on will return to- hey were tobo , jmted at Mr. Jeffnes . jurt a. be r
wouiu noi ior y.r.u. ... j ... re , - i , m,.,ir niirht the same way ; it is important that house by special license. tuni ng the corner of the rejd bans gave .
. tone to one of her humblest domes ,c. fortnl e . gentleman, but torn mpelf nJ,t ' ;j ' neia?me, nd Panl Meredith, U,e littl .fift with the flail placed him on th .
You arevery .he ...d fr,,wm ollIy t,ie Cosiderat.oJ afford to my oihtr " each with anxious crossing-tweeper, was united iu marriage tother side of Jordan t. -v Tv;
if.hewMdeonnc,ng.flagrantc p . - '
He raised his eyes-large, bright and With this msolct speech, calculated . . . h Waat T,ilin .. . t,.. rem.ider of AX EYE TO BUSIXES& f , '
blueUiey were. jnd.p, -b- . WM t by lWWde- Tbe following U aerbatim copy of - I
SSc wasinaintoacquiescencowith ntofhJ Af ' i
i . . ii .... .1 i.iiu iior siranire wuim. i ummcii -...v.... iiArin oi uuinss coddit v ww . (
i for starting ou ana waving -v j ""- , - ...tM .,.A1 . irxt,?. i,onso. That .77 . . ' Z
with bis tall, well-knit frame, fair curly
1.- i.. r.f Virnor'a discfnlc. the evident
V UIN V. . J I
design of whicbwas to embarrass such
of tlie members as are supposed te belong
to the American party. A very general
Impression has prevailed among tho For
ney i tee In Congress, that these gentlemen
would be ashamed to avow their real son
fiments, and it was for tlie purpose ot ma
king them " face the music," that Mr.
"Witto, of PenMylvnl too vM (otiMon-
1... tA.nanonll ttlA rutL- tO sjloW hint
to intrwhtce tbe following preamble and
resolutions:
Whereat diseussions have been indalg-
cd Jn-lbit UonseJiL CaiomiUee
Whole, whichTwith other eirenmstanees,
lead:to4be-couiction tnat incTe
'7
eV
country best
I him wiott t
where many
H tart IK- aue of the milliont of foreign
er who arrive here but have prejudice
against this country in lavor.H urcir v-m.
hore as refnirees from the
l,un,f nf Jnstiee : but many more in con
sequence of tlie inducements held out to
thera at borne, where America i repre
sented as a perfect El Dorado, where
farms are portioned out to them as they
hair, a bright skin, and those clear eyes,
wherein yon might, as tn a mirmr, ue
hold every object near him reflected. He
raised them to lier. " I am poor, madam,
very ; but I am honest.
She curled her lip. Honesty, to her,
was 'but . .virtue of the most plebian or
derthe saving grace of the very object
I do not tuppnse you are going to roU
.. , J ft n.n. U 1 1 AW
me. sua unswereu. .a. . r -
w.mld 6u like to be rich r
Madam I" He waa surprised at sncl
re many of bis better have go" .1,,4, tj,e cb beantr had sent fiiii
to mock him for her amusement 'He
tnrnod. and bowing, prepared to go.
" Star." said Miss St Quillotte, reach-
inir a chair, and siting down for she felt
. . .... . a
uiicnnal to ttand before mat non.esi a-
mazemeiit and tllose clear searching eyes
any longer. tt Stay ; I have a great deal
.. I jironoso to bestow weaitu on
j portioned out to them a. they to say. I PJVW 7ZZni
mtrvapjb ymr lttook two good h
l-emini
mwnMewWwiv
intAnda to intfirfore witk tlie purity of
elections and tlie legislation of tlie coun
trr .neb 'an association as excited the
fears and Induced ilie solemn warnings
of Wasbington irr bis Farewell Address:
Therefore,
. . ii..,n.i,
Bedrcddin Hassan, when lie was ac
cused of making cream tarts without pep
per in them, was never so artonwhed as
P.4.- .:.-.
:MndainJ.,;'
Ano-
nest of weeds, yet loses none of its origi
nal purity and fragranccin its forced con
tact with vile things. His futher, a. pri
vate soldier, had perished in the Amerl.
a tmr. .nit.
lritiv aay a .... y r
their expoclatidfi, fall wfoartmgrmr fore
fa then and onrselvcs with abuse, as n
the case of D'Arcy McOee, John Mitcli-
-I A aafItaSl
' 7-r; r ft-.-- 1Mi4M
tial Election what influences them in their
otJS3 itiimVherwldte
U-q ill ,i. .t nwmdtt Jijmaotmit Jjlfe
n- 1 . .-. lii 1 Tl...... UlUIWl!MM"V''i;"""W -1 : , . .,.- . . - I.-
whoso image, purer and fairer far than
the reality, had filled hit bosom, and un
consciously had elevated his tbonghu
above bis secraing'Station to seek some
tool better fitted for so humiliating, a po
Iimn lint there arose a picture which
oflTunlnaltv ehained him to that room, and
held him down as' were "with chain! of
lead.. This picture' presented a bed-ridden
woman, whose tender love for her son had
been, spite of their wretchedness and want
his savins 'angel Ins gnarctian spirit.
JkiUhuOiediM
comforts and lux urie nniinown w-op-
i. n miMlirftl aid llltlicrto Bijove ineir
irreatcst hoiies all this constrained him
to hesitato and doubt a to whether he
should indeed throw by the golden chance
fortune hod so strangely offered him.
Few in his rank and circumstances would
have paused a moment; but Paul Men
- - . i .
dith was ono of those rare numnn pianis
her strange
Mr. Jeffries was an old solicitor, who
had had tlie care of Mis St Quillotte't
affairs ever tince her minority. He was
a peculiar,' but not an unkindly old gen
tleman ; and when Amarynth sent for
him. and disclosing her forsaken plight,
acquainted him also wiih her delectable
plan of revenge, that sage counsellor, ue
libcratoly gated at bis client as she paced
- 1.
up and down herspaciout uorary wurou
being a $avanU, she used much as her
usual sitting apartment and then very
quietly decided sbo was very mad inuooa,
some rooms near the bride's honse. That
eccentric young lady spent hers in tears,
sighs, and perpetual reverting to the
man of her heart now lost forever. A
brilliant and a happy wedding it was
truly.
(7b be 4 tmtinurtl.) -
her mental disease was tliat of obstinacy,
and next deliWated how be might pre
vent the rash deed she meditated. I must,
however, explain that Miss St Quillotte
kept tilent at to the recent occupation of
her intended tpouse. Mr. Jeffries was
d to suppose him respectable, thougn
inan who lrad foltoM theiiiniiN Wtnrn
- - - 1 . . ...J. j .1 1 11 m
ILuTgf Wtay ItWtnoruTmrrmsmg.-iienTj-Tr
heiid, young man, how this wealth and
l Win ten
. .1...... tlinr aliall vote,
tlier class oppose thera because they .were Nation is to become yours I
. . :..u in Ko f.lil cnniitrv. ICeliirion
aniOKi." , j , .
.1.. ivn. tJt wtntention there, and
r..n.ig- , was the bone of contention there, ana
.erefore, y , J J w tM),n Urfl and .k to
iSWtW, That, in the opinion of tins y K , pf oor po.
.l.-'-r..."... ...rot Oftth-botind ' i ,ur I 7i..1.i ,...!
r, insh in w -- -j :t..r it finriu a part ana parcel v. wur - . ... ..ii
House, tho exietw.ee of secrctvoat;uounai
w.lit.M aiiialkifll. uiriin J
tnterferenc
lot I ox and .the
you ; you mnst become nty husband."
It was fairly sjioken now, and for some
minutes a dead silence reigned throngh-
- : . v. r.i ..i a
ceipt of this wonaenui imeiugenve
.. .. .-j-. -
lighted up with.csgcrpest ana joy, now
".: ft. . . .1. i J .,..!. r IfJ.i
1
obscure.
wearisomo af-
-Erfrwayance in California, -Tlie fol
lowing it ai extract from a California let
ter dated January 8 :
" There it more distress here than on
yonr,jjidg',yow-wonld."imagiiie-."- At-he-same
time there is more extravagance
than with yon, if possible. Hie fiwhton
of Sew Year's day is being carried out
here, lint year tar exeeeiieu any provi
mm one in the costliness of tlie entertain
ments and ladies' dresse? the rormer
onatincr in anuiu instilliceti S.VHI, and the
latter J0u to ip 'O". vosi 01 meso jwip.
who spend so nifirh are mechanics wives,
and the way thev dress is a caution to the
. . . ..... AmiA
aiejtsiockiiialieesjrom ia 10 e-ov
the set Any quantity of dresses can be
seen daily on Montgomery street, costing
fair. It took two good hours to explain
every" circumstance ."to" tho old lawyer.
and then he Insisted, with the caution
and circumspection of age, in going over
v . . . . ... ..r . j..:.... tniVvldnal cirenmstanco again
. ... 1- .tti in nwii nr . fitMidiia wviw.vit ... . r ..- - -
I!iftll dictate, or X wiir5hwjnx
tweeiffive and six years of age. On her
arrival in Indoti, Mr. Meredith, who
had her ownfcnd her child livfnglogftiu
was'seixed with rheumatic fever, and on
her recntferv she fonnd she had lost the
nse of her lower Iimus. uenceionu u.e
fairs from your bands entirely, and cm-.
nlnv some stranger, who will noither
question my will nor judgment.''
Then self-interested prompted Mr. Jei
fries to sigh, shrug bis shoulders, and to
mutter-" Well, I wish you may not re-
sheriff of Colusa county.. Cat,
district court awhile since
f),-i! O 0w The hon
orable the 9th district Court in and for
the county of Colusa, w 'now adjonraea
until the next regular term the racea will
commence over the Oolnta course on the
19th and any gentleman tn the Crowo.
who flatters himself that he baa an ani
mal that can beat my horse for a single
dash Of a mile, may then and there on tha,'
day aforesaid my trotting out the afore
said animal have opportunity to win. all
and singular tlie several scad now in my
pocket ? '' - " --.-.- y. if:;-: :ff-J
3FAa holiest Dutch, iamer.pt the
Mohawk , waa asked bia opinion ae to
which denomination of christians were is
the right way to Heaven. " Yell 000,"
said ho, ven re ride1 our wheat to Albany,
some say die it de pest ; but It don't make
mnch difference vitch rode re take, for
when re get dare, dey nerer ask us ricll
vey ve come and it is none of their pa
siucss if our tcAeof it goodf J.fr
$100, $300 and $:UKL Nobody wears a
calico" here, not even servant girjs,
whosiwrt their $10. and ?15 tianUker-
ohiUKowhere4ttiottey 111 some case
So easily made and so fooirslily spent as
itir-hiiro.iSsw;'Flu
poorHwidoVwae -bed-riddour With lbcnt my dear f ..
tifuTe and courage whicti Jhe poor so.of-
Wrt display,1 she thonght by the aid of a
terTireted." iticanf. T hope yon w lib
. lie then sent for his clerk, aud under
tlie dictation of Mist St Quillotte, a dood
- Tl. Vnna Vain InlU 'l rnVMl RtorV Of
an honest Democrat who was inunced tor
snbscribe for a Know Nothing paper,
The perusal of a few numbert made him
. Minmirt to the faith, and he declared
he would immediately join tlie order, if
he were not airaia iney womu carrr
it into politics. ' ".,' ". '
6ayardTayicrsaystn.a prefWMex-'.
r,pgTtbaMiiuesotoPi thai :
two specimens of the American ostrich, - ;
male and female, were recently killed
near Fort dps Moines, Iowa. . They ara"
described a four and a balffeet long, audi .
A" ve feat in Jielghttitb. billa i inchea; J
long, straight and very sliarp. They re
iiiiriili.la iisost tw3TJta.'.tba'ortricb'::of Af-Tf
iTitTsVTisXi tfirvif:nmtwnrr
ico for tlie beauty of iu scenery, Genna
. r r.i;iUm. rM4a11r for
Ita climate, and tlie raited States for its
Pmbaar Hdlowav't ErtabTnltaMat i at IS, r v
Corner of Aaa and fiiattauir.rts, Jitw Yerk,
where kM popular 111U aad OnUaeat, wtucsi
hT enjoyed such rvputatioa tor a aumbtr s? '
yrr iu efj rart of U world m soW; partio- '
ttlsrs of some at uia cum iswy dbtw wwhw .
throng t)i paper tint eountry, and time k
noqurstki bet that tbqr ara-wneUytb knr 1
W would . !
stronsly sdvna our ftirn.U to giv tbeul'a trial,
tad there ia ao fesr but that tbqr would toatiw
u to we them V1icn$Ter any medicine might bs
!
national or man
.! -i ft wild am
reqimits.
. Jiftai ywe .af
1 : .tX3tr-'"-"H-::rt 7?f-
J
tnbsuiea ino gioo.u. -ff"
kind tieiiriioor or iwo, ior nw,