VOLUME III. EAST THOMASTON, MAINE, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1818. NUMBER XXXVI.
T H E M U S E . Edwin could see no wny in which lie could his daughter needed no interpretation. She AMUSING SKETCH. | I had in fact reached the pic which still lay Little Tilings. withdraw from the family of Mr. Darlington was the maiden beloved by his clerk. there, for the servant had nut sufficiently re ’Tis a little thing Our swectnst Songs me i Hom.* Ihnt tell nl‘ sad without betraying li'nt secret, unless lie were ‘Kate,’ said he, after moment or two of hur W lieicin ir.- delineated many singular and I covered from her fright and hiss of breath, To give a n ip of water, yet its draught dest thought. laughable incidents. to leave the city at the sninO time. He, and stood staring at tlio inaster-piece of cook f it enol refreshment, drained by fever’s lips, ried reflection, ‘this is a very serious matter. .May scud a shock of pleasure to the soul The Lost Stirling. ; therefore, sought ami obtained the situation Ewiu is only a poor clerk, and you----- ’ MAX STOLPRIAU. ing iln: bed to pieces on the Hour, without an Mote exquisite than alien neelareatt juice of a supercargo in a vessel loading for Valpa ‘And I’—said Kate, rising up, and taking effort to remove it. llcncwa the life of joy in happiest hours. IIV MRS. I., it. s h io v n x r .v . An Account of his Bashfulness. raiso. the words from her father—‘and I am the All at once, while engaged in making a fresh ’ Tis a little tiling To speak some common word of comfort, ’ Sin: was my id o l! —Night anil day to scan When Edw in announced this fact to Mr. daughter of n man who can appreciate what inclination, my unfortunate left loot wandered. i There is a certain misfortune in the world, Which hath almost lost its use: The fine expansion ot her lorin, and mark Darlington, the merchant was greatly sur is excellent in even those who are humblest into the pastry. I saw nothing, for nil bail Yet on the car of lout who thought Io die The iiiil'oliling mind, like vernal rosebud, start not usually eiumicruted in the list of common Fatai.’.:, i ’tw ill I'all lil,c choicest music. prised, and appeared hurt that the young man in the eyes of the world. Father, is not Ed become dark lief i c o n ey. Disgracefully, To sudden b e a illy , was my chief delight. misfortunes, hut which, nevertheless, ought to To find her fairy footsteps following me. should lake such a step w ithout a word of , hut naturally enough, my foot slid from under win far superior to the artificial men who flut lie. I nlfonl a living illustration of I lie truth Her hand upon my garments, or her lip consultation with him. Edwin ' tried to ex ter nrounil every young I inly who now makes Love of tlio Beautiful. (’ lose scaled to mine.—and in the watch ofnight : of my assertion. me; in an instant personal ami polilwnt bhlaneeTl The quiet breath of innocence io feel plain; hut, ns had tu conceal the real truth, her appenrnnee in the circles where we move? were lost, and down I came, measuring mv , BY J. II. COOK. Soil on my cheek, was such a lull content ! M y fatoi r-rest his soul, sent me diligently i his explanation rather tended to make things Knowing him ns you do, I am sure you will whole length, just five foot seven, on the floor, i Fhe whole broad earth is beautiful to Of happiness as none but mothers k n o w . elm tlfci-el goiticd some knowledge, .,I- " llul1' * - seven, on tlte llom , I * e oro.t.t earn, is nc.un.ini to appear worse than better. snv yes.’ Her voice was like some liny harp dial yields I i though our,nr CHS city schools at that periodocriod were ' "° ...... ' 'darn, of some, the irrepressi- mi»‘ls nUnhed, aright.” The tuning the To die slight finger'd breeze — and ns it held I ‘But Kute-----’ hie laughter ot ethers of the large und wot - mind “ aright ” — this having the faculties in Kate heard the announcement with no less itoilo of the best. Brief converse widi her doll,—or kindly sooth’d ! ‘Father, don’t lot us argue this point.— 'sweet accord with all nature around—is a Her moaning kitten,—or widi patient care 1 surprise than her father, 'l'lie tiling was so Every one said: “ Max has talent, hut lie is shipful company there nsscmhled Do you want Edwin to go away?’ And the Conn'd o'er her alphabet,—bin most of al, 1 sudden, so imlookcd for, mid, moreover, so shy and awkward, cannot adapt himself to In fulling I brought down two chairs, which consuinntion devoutly to he wisliod.” To lis lender cadence in her evening prayer: I young girl laid her liund upon her pnrout, nnd uocnllcd for, that she eotdd not understand it. ' the ways of the world, is unacquainted with I had seized liuld of in order to sine myself, i l'° able to appreciate, enjoy, ami perceive tho Thrill’d on the car like some ethereal lo n e looked him in the face with unresisting affec Heard in sweet dreams. In order to take away any pecuniary reason • ' llie usages of society and never knows what together with a young nnd pretty female, who truly beautiful, that every where and at all tion. Bui now alone I sit, for the step he was tu take, Mr. Darlington, to do with his hands or feet; otherwise he is a in ull probability wns at that moment about to times greets us,in its multitude rtf varied forms Musing of her, and dew with mournful tears ‘No dear; I certainly don’t wish him to go. seat herself, hut now with a speed equal to is a sort of wealth that many a miser never The lillle robes that once with woman's pride after bidding a long conversation with Edwin good and clever fellow enough.” I wrought, as if there were a need to deck made him oilers far more advantageous than ‘Nor do I,’ returned the maiden, ns sho Such was the general opinion of me. Rend thut of her chair, camo rolling on the floor possessed, hut which is experienced by many A being form’d so beautiful.—1 start, his proposed expidition could lie to him, view leaned forward again, and laid her face upon e r, do you perceive my failing? My worldly | me. Gracious Heaven! it was my Barbara. who arc poor nnd hutnhlc. Oh, if we should Half fancying from tier empty crib there comes i his arm,— A terrible clamor arose, uud as I lay there 1 , thank our God for any gift, it is that Im ever A restless sound, and breathethe accustom'd words ed to him in nuy light. But lie made them in education was defective. Diligent at school! In a little while she arose, nnd, with her 'Hush! hush. Louisa dearest!'—Then I weep vain. Edwin acknowledged the kindness ill and in the workshop, I wns uncleanly and neg roared lustily too, for seeing in addition to instituted this semi heavenly power. Neith- As though it were a sin to speak to one countenance turned partly away, said— the warmest terms, hut remained firm in his ligelit of my attire; wns civil, obliging and ! myself mid the two chairs a lady stretched out er trouble, poverty, cure, or excessive toil Whose home is with the Angels. •'Fell him not to go, father------’ purpose to sail with the vessel. honest, hut bashful withal, so that I ran off j on tho floor, I felt persuaded that a shock of can deprive us of it. Yo who arc deficient Gone Io God! — And with the words she retired from the And yet I wish I had not seen the pang ‘W hy will you go away mid leave us, Ed earthquake bail caused this melancholy fall, ’ in the sense of the truely beautiful, cultivate room. when unknown persons nppronchcd; my eyes That wrung her features,—nor the ghostly white win?’ said Kate, one evening w hen they hap never knew where to look for a resting place j hut ns already nnrrnted, only a veal pastry. it; for all nature is henutiful, ns well ns use- Settling around her lips,—T would that Heaven On the next evening, as Edwin was silting pened to lie alone, about two weeks before \Yc got up. 'l'lie cousin treated the whole ful. How many places of great natural benti- Had taken its own, like some transplanted llower alone in one of tlio drawing rooms, thinking w lien addressed by n stranger, and if called • In al, ils bloom and freshness. his expected departure. ‘I do think it very jifTair ns nil excellent joke. It was very well ty might he still more attractive, if tlieir on the night of nhsccncc that nwaited him, upon to meet a lady with civility and polite- ' Gone to God! — strange I’ , ness, I became rooted to the spot, speechless, i for him to joke, hut I could have wept, nay I owners but had ideality. How many farm- Be still my heart 1—What could a mother’s prayer. Mr Darlington came in,accompanied by Kate. die with shame nnd vexation. I went to the j c s , possessing the most charming locations, Edwin had avoided, ns much as possible, and stiff as a ramrod. Ill all die wildestfexiacy of hope, They seated themselves near the young man mnntcl-piaco without offering one word of neglect to beautify their premises, from thu Ask for its darling, like the bliss of Heaven ! being nlone with Kate, a fact which the. oh- 1 j Enough—politeness and case of manner, ns —who showed some sense of embarrassment. .1 , , i i . • • I apology, but ns all were laughing and giggling I mbstuken idea tlint it is useless and wasteful. servant maiden had nut failed tu notice.— 1 iliev are called, are concerns no less pertmimig 1 1 , , , , , . . h ... There was no suspense, however, for Mr. . ... i c e , e . : uround, I laughed too, and threw from time ’ " ITIEJfAMILY CIRCLE, ' Their lining alone now was from accident1 to Itle and Ida's comfort, than bread und pota-1 > e > ° I Darlington said— to time stolen glances, nt the cause of my majestic rivers, environed by the most enrap- rather than design on his part. toes or a glass of wine. ‘Edwin, we none of us wish you to go away. misfortuuc. turing beauty, engage in the low game of An intellectual repast, composed nT the choicest I ‘I think it right for me to go, Kate,’ the ' Many young gentlemen, ns I have often oli- You know that 1 have urged every considera At last we took our place at the table. The chance or become absorbed in talking upon ‘viands’ of the Literary market. young man replied, as calmly ns it was possi i served, are greatly wanting in those respects. tion in my powers, and now I have consented cousin was so gallant ns to place mu next to ; the low and selfish schemes of gain, or upon ble for him to speak under such circumstan : Many a one oil going into society is sadly at THE MAIDEN'S CHOICE. to unite with Kate in renewing a request for Barbara. I had rather have been situated some romance—some war of tlio passions— ces.—‘And when I think it rightto do a tiling, I a loss how to dispose of his extremities, and you to remain. (Jp to this time, you have uear a volcano tlinu at the side of this aiiiinhle SOIIIR daring adventures, or bloody nchiove- I1Y KATE SUTHERLAND. I never hesitate nr look hack.’ would, one can easily perceive, huve much declined giving a satisfactory reason for your nnd pretty creature. I felt most extraordinary ment. I am not speaking of that flitting, hot ‘You have a reason for going, of course.— 1 rather left them nt home. Many such nil u n - K ate Darling tvnsn belle and a beauty; sudden resolution to leave; hut a reason is sensations while thus in juxta-position with . bed sense of beauty, engendered and fostered why not toll it frankly? Are we not all your fortuiiiite knows not where to qnnrter his and bail, as might he supposed, not a few ad due to us—to me in particular—and I now my future bride. Of thu assembled guests I by the “ fashions; ” but of that innate sense friends'1 hands, thrusting them ut one moment into his mirers. Some were attracted by her person; | most earnestly conjure you to give it.’ ventured only to take n rapid glance at inter- ”f the truly henutiful, which elevates anil re- Edwin was silent, and his eyes rested upon waistcoat, nt another into his breeches pockets, sumo by her winning manners, and not a few The young man at this became greatly agi vals. i fines. It will rarely lie fiiuml, that nctivo the floor, while a deeper flush than usual then in despair raising one or other to his oc by her family. But though sweet Kate was tated, but did not venture to make a reply. Soup was served round. Barbara oflered J Ideality accompanies the viciouos and do was upon his face. Kute iooked at him fix ciput, there to stretch by wny of variety. a belle and a beauty, she was a shrewd, clear, ‘You arc silent on the subject,’ said Mr. me some—hut how could I accept it? She praved criminal. edly. Suddenly a new thought Hashed Among other ill luck entailed by my awk seeing girl, and had far more penetration into Darlington. herself was yet unprovided. Compliments' Let all—of every rank, condition, and pur- through her own mind, and the color of wardness may lie reckoned thut of being still character than belles mid beauties are gener ‘He will not go, father,’ said Kate, in a ten were exchanged, and I already foresaw that su'<—cultivate, with its proper sphere ami her own checks grew warmer. Her voice a buchtdor, of having reached my fifty-second ally thought to possess. For the whole tribe der, appealing voice. ‘I know he will not go. some new evil would arise out of these aboni-': towards its proper objects, this purifying, from that moment was lower and more tender year without being blessed with a wife. of American dandies, with their disfiguring We will not let him go. Kinder friends he inalile civilities. Hence I became more and humanizing, and Christianizing faculty. Of —and her eyes, as she conversed with the I No sooner wns toy old aunt dead, nnd I her moustaches and imperials, she had a hearty , will not find anywhere ‘Jiao he has hore^. And young man, were never for a moment from solecheii*.thereby rendered comparatively af more pressing, and looked imploringly into ■ such it may ho said. “ W hat’er adorns the contempt. Hair never made up with her, for we shall miss him from our homo circle.— his face. As for him, his embarrassment in fluent, than I, then in my thiitieth year, wns the face of my chnniier forgot the plate alto- princely domo, the column, and the arch_ the lack of bruins. There will be a vacant place at our board.— in her presence was never more complete, led to seek the hand of n young lady, who to gether. The consequence was that I poured the breathing marble and the sculptered gold But, ns she was an heiress in expectancy, j Will you be happier away, Edwin?’ and he betrayed the secret that was in his other qualifications added beauty, virtue, ami- the burning soup into Barbara’s lap and over' beyond the proud possessor’s narrow claim and moved in the most fashionable society,1 The last sentence was uttered in a tone of heart, even while heli'lt the most earnest to ahility mid wealth besides. her clothes, nnd in endeavoring hastily to his tuneful breast enjoys.” [Aniericnn Phre- and was, withal, a gay and sprightly girl, ' sisterly affection. withdraw it sent the remainder into my own ' nologicnl. conceal it. Conscious of this, he excused 1 was well pleased with the pretty Barbara; Kate, ns a natural consequence, drew around ‘Happier I’exelaimed the young man, thrown himself and retired as soon as it was possible matters were quickly arranged, and nothing lap, deluging alike my garments and my finger her the gilded moths of society, not a few of off his guard. ‘Happier! I shall he wretched napkin. It wns n fraternal division. I shall THE DAUGHTER OF AARON BURR. to do so, remained hut to cultivate the acquaintance.— whom got their wings scorched on approach while away.’ never fargot it. 1 rciyenibcr all ns though Kate sat thoughtful for some time ufter he I wns accordingly to meet her nt the house of SV CHARLES J. PETERSON. ing too near. ‘Then why go.” returned Kate, tenderly. it hnd occurted but yesterday. It wus erah had left. Then rising up she went with a her cousin, nod no invitation to dine was for Many aspired to be loveys, and some, more At this stage of affairs Mr. Darlington got soup. firm step to her father’s room. warded io me. A fter his duel with Hamilton, Burr was n ardent than the rest, boldly pressed forward j up and retired; and we think we had as well ‘I have found out,’ she said speaking with Of large parties I had a perfect horror, my The chnrinhig Barbara left the table. I lesporato man. The country pronouiicml the and claimed her hand. But Kate did not he-j retire with tho reader. Icath of Hamilton a virtual assassination.— great self-composure, ‘the reason why Edwin aforesaid defective education making me shy stninmerd out sundry apologies. Tlio guests lieve in the doctrine that love begets love in j The good ship ‘Leonora’ sailed in about ten persists in going away.’ und timid, hut then what will not a mini do to endeavored to console me, and a fresh plate uw or'c U11(J Now Jersey each indicted Burr all cases. Were this so, it was clear she days. She bail a supercargo on board, but his wus handed tonic. Meanwhile my pantaloons lor I'°niicide; and he, who had lately travers- ‘Ah! W hat is the reusou, Kate? I would 1 secure tin) favorof a pretty Baburn? So I put would have to love half a dozen, for nt least name was not Edwin Lee. woro steaming from tho inundation. Barbara t',e amid the ncclnnintions of crowds, give much to know.’ on my best Sunday suit, white silk stockings, that number camo kneeling to her with their now skulked from his native State with a price ‘He is in love,’ replied Kate, promptly. Fashionable people were greatly surprised a bran new huir-hag and applegreen coat with wns obliged to hnvo her dress chnngcd. She hearts in their hands. set upon his head. His term as Vico Presi ‘In love! Flow do you know that?’ when the beautiful Kate Darlington married large pearl buttons—in a word made myself returned, nnd I endeavored again und again to Mr. Darlington was a merchant. Among excuse myself ns well ns I could. dent had expired, and his party cast him out ‘I made the discovery to-night.’ her father’s clerk; and moustached dandles smart ns a bridegroom. his clerks was the son of n il old friend, who, with lonthing nnd scorn. His fortune wus ‘Love should keep him at homo, not drive curled their lips, but it mattered not to Kate. On reaching the door of the cousin’s house, On perceiving that she smiled graciously, I in dying some years before, had earnestly so squandered, his business ns a lawyer gone.— him away,’ said Mr. Darlington. She had married a man in whose worth, affec however, my lienrt began to thump against my felt somewhat rc-nssurcd, and began to brush j licited him to huve some care over the lud, the cold perpiration from my face, of course "'twdored for some time over the western ‘But he loves hopelessly,’ returned the tion, and manliness of character, she could ribs, as though I had n smithy within my bos who, at his death, would become friendless.— not with my hand, but with my pocket-hand-1 st“tes' Ordinary men would have yielded, maiden. ‘He is poor, und the object of his repose a rational confidence. If not a fash om. “ If I could only fuel assured there will In accordance with this lust request, Mr. Dar regard belongs to a wealthy family.’ ionable, she was a happy wife. kerchief. i without a further struggle, to fate. But Burr, lington took the boy into his counting-room; not he a party,” thought I; “ would to lienven ‘And her friends will huve nothing to do Alas, amidst the accumulated disasters thnt; t'*° vnstl,C8S of 1>*S adventurous mind, now and, in order that ho might, with more fideli it were over.” Fortunately I found the cous with him.' A W oman W ithout M ind. Mrs. Con in alone, making up an account in his study. had since occurred, I had clean forgotten the I col)cclvi:d a project whose magnitude carries ty, redeem his promise to the dying father, ink business. In drying off the perspiration, t'le ‘,nna 'llllt'1111 hack to the time when l’iziir- ‘ I am not sure of that. But ho formed ac way was one of those persons to whom soli “ You are somewhat lute, friend Stolprinu,” also received him into his family. I rubbed in the ink so thoroughly, that on re-;'? P'lini'ul'‘-‘‘I •I*0 Incus, when Cortez put a quaintance with the young Indy under circum tude, even for a few hours,is actual suffering. said he. I made twenty inclinations right and Edwin Lee prove,1 hiiliself not ungrateful Without mind, without education she hud no placing the handkerchief in my pocket, the *',n« 10 r,ulsoln> " hen cities usre sacked by for the kindness. In a few years he became stances that would make it mean, in his eyes, left, und laughed in a perfect agony to look resources within herself, and constantly de whole company wero amazed to find me con- t',e J roe rovers ot the sens. one of Mr Darlington’s most active, trust to urgo any claims upon her regard.’ agreeable, for the fear of meeting a largo pnr- pended on others, and accidental circumstan verted into a perfect blackamoor. ' 111 n'vuF '** ,'lu southwest, a thousand miles worthy and intelligent clorks; while his kind, ‘Then honor as well ns love takes him ty engrossed every thought. ces, for amusement or even occupation. Her Titterings and roars of laughter succeeded. ,lle Mississippi, luy n vast nnd wealthy modest, geiitlemnuy deportment at home, won away.’ The cousin having finished, looked round society was not disagreeable, because she Politeness compelled me to join in the laugh, cn,pirei governed by tyrants whom the people the fuvor and confidence of all the family.— ‘Honor, in fact; not love. Love would for sonic sand. Anxious to he of service, 1 was so much interested in the most trilling af nnd I did so heartily for sumo time without1 defended by troops whom soldiers With Edwin, Kate grew up as with a brother. make him stay,’ replied the ntaid with a spnrk- rushed forward, seized, as ill luck would have fairs of others us to give her undivided at knowing why or wherefore, until I found th at! should despise. For centuries the riches of Their intercourse was of the most frank and ling eye, nnd something of proud clevntion in it, the inkstand instead of the sundhox, and tention to tho most elaborate details, which some of the Indies wero becoming alarmed at kingdom bail been the theme ol travelers, confiding character. »ho tones of her voice. poured n whole stream of the best black wri often redeems a person from the nceusution the bhickucssof my visage, anil now for the, ^ cr were inexliaustnblo, nnd hnd flood- But there camo at lust a change. Kute, A faint suspicion of the truth now camo ting fluid uver tile neatly kept ledger. I tlio’t of stupidity, us often incurred by others who first time I perceived that my handkerchief! u*' I''u|'l,|1(! " ‘tli gold. Her nobles enjoyed tho from u graceful, sweet-tempered, uflcctioiiiite stealing on the mind of Mr. Darlington. I should have immediately fainted from sheer are merely inattentive. Her mind was how had got me into a fresh scrape, and what an luvunu,:s emperors. Her capital wus said girl, stepped forth almost in a day, it seemed ‘Does the lady know of his preference for fright, and in my confusion hurriedly drew ever, completely vacant; for the puerile ideas appearance I must present. , to blaze with jewels. It was known to look to Edwin, a full grown, lovely woman, in her?’ he asked. out my snow-white pocket-hankerchiuf to which constantly filled through it could not In alarm I rose precipitately from the table, I *l°wn on the luko into whose waters the un- whose eyes he could not look us steadily as ‘Not through any word, or act of his, de wipe (i up. signed to communicate a knowledge of the be called thoughts. Constant intercourse with and commcnceil a retreat towards the kitchen' kappy Gautiiniozin had east thu treasures of before, and on whose beautiful face he could With-viii exclamation of ‘W hat on earth are fact, replied Kute, her eyes falling under the her would have been most wearisome to one in order to wusli myself, and so doing, for I , lkut long line ol native princes of which ho no longer gaze with the calmness of feeling you doing there, friend Stolpriuu!’ my enter earnest look bent upon her by Mr. Darling of an imaginative turn, but to tho world gen had inadvertently buttoned a curlier of the j was tho lust. Men dreamed of thut mugiiifi- he hud now enjoyed. tainer smilingly interposed, and pushed me ton. eral she uppeared u quiet, inoffensive person, tnblc-cloth instead of the table napkin to my j uullt ‘-'■•y, as Aladdin droumed of his pluses, Fur a while,Edwin could not understand the and my black and white kerchief gently aside, ‘IIus lie made you his confident?’ with uii uveruge portion of knowledge uud waistcout, down came plates and dishes, boil- Columhusof Cathary. Costly statues, ves- reason of this change. Rule wus the sumo quickly put things to rights, then led tho way ‘No, sir. 1 doubt if tho secret has ever conversation.—“ Fashion and its Votaries,” ed and roast meals, salad, spiniioeh, hotties sels ol gold anil silver, jewels uf untold value, to him; and yet not the same. There was uud salt-sellers, flesh and fowl, knives and | troops of the fairest Indian girls for slaves, all passed his lips.’ Kate’s fuco'ivus bcgiuiiig to by Mrs. Maherly. to thu apartment where the company were as no distance—no reserve on her part; uud yet sembled. I followed, hut with n troubled forks, spoons nnd glasses. All rushed nftur >ln*t tko eye delighted in, or tho heart of man when he came into her presence, ho felt his crimson, hut sho drove back the tell-tale blood A D inneu in 1GC1.—“ I dined with Sir W. spirit, and on looking down wns horrified to me with a fearful crashing und clatter. The | could desire, it wus currently decluicd would heart beat more quickly; and when she look with u strong effort of the will. Batten, with many friends mure, it being his observe an ink blot as huge as a florin on my guests, on witnessing all tho good things thus! lorin tho plunder of Mexico. A hold nilven- ed him steadily in the fuce, his eyes would ‘Then how eunie you possessed uf it?’inquir- ed the futher. weddingduy, and among other froliques, it left while silk stocking. ‘Help me Heaven,’ suddenly withdrawn, and many u delicacy o n ! Hirer, commanding un army of Auglo-Suxon droop involuntarily beneath her gaze. I mentally groaned, ‘what will the company which they had set their hearts, come ill full I soldiers, could possess himself of the empire The blood camo hack to her fuce with u being their third year, they had three pyes, Suddenly, Edwiu awoke to a full realiza think.” career ufter me, sat opened mouthed mid riv-1*”* les<* *kan n twelve-month. The times wero tion of the luct that Rato wus to him more rush,she bent her head so thut her dark glossy whereof tho inildermost was made of an 'l’lie room door opeped. I, uwkward bloi-k- eted to the spot with astonishment. J'njorahlo to the enterprise, 'Fhe priesthood than a gentle friend or u sweet sister. From curls fell over und partly concealed it. In a ovull form ill un ovull hula within the other lieudud booby that I was, thinking to show At first on seeing the plates and dishes close-* throughout Mexico whs disaffected, and would that moment ho became reserved in his inter moment or two she hud regained her self- two, which made much mirth. W e hud greut ly following on my heels, I could attribute gladly loud its aid to any couqiiorer who se possession, anti looking up, sho usnwered. striving tu steul a spoonful out of it; and I myself light und graceful, us well as elever course with her; and ufter u short time, firm the freuk only to witchcraft, hut the cousin cure’ its privileges; and the priesthood then, ly iiiuilo up his mind thut it wus his duty tu ‘Secrets like this do not ulways need oral remember Mrs. Mills, the ministers wife, did nnd gallant, sprung forwards bowing right and springing both feet on the cloth, brought it, us 1119V, exercised a p.11 amount influence over retire from the family of his benefactor.— or written languuge to make them known.— Steal one for me, uud did give it me; und, to left, backwurds uud forwards, scraping first together with the attaching button, away with thu weak uud superstitious Mexicans. Amer- l'lie thought ot endeavoring to win the heart Enough, father, that I have discovered the end all, Mrs. Shippmun did fill tho pie full of j with one foot, then with the other in all di a jerk, and brought me to a sense of my situ iju, too, was thought to be on the eve of a of the beautiful girl, whom he hud always fact that iiis heart is deeply imbued with a white wine (it holding ut least a pint and a rections, and not perceiving a female domestic Spanish our, when die contemplated expedi loved as a sister, and now ulmost worshipped passion forone who knows well his virtues— liulf) uud did drink it otf for a h cu llli to Sir just befure me who wus iu the act of dishing ation. tion might easily be fitted out ut New Orleuus. was not for a moment entertained. To him Ids pure, true heart—his manly sense of hon Williuni and my lady—it being the greatest up a pie, dusli my head with such force into 1 sought as fast as my legs would carry me Burr suw the glittering prize, and resolved to there would have been so much of iugrati-J or; wilii a passion for one wiio had looked druught that ever I did sec a woman drink in her buck, as in send thu pie flying out of tlie —nut the kitchen—but thu stubs, flew across seisSs it. Ho was an outcast iu bis uutivo tudc in Ibis, and so much that involved a base upon him till now us a brother, hut who my life.” [Fepy’s Diary. <1 i.'h on thu tloor, and so w ilh compliments uud tlie street, uud did not halt till I reachod my country but lie would become the ruler of a violutiou of Mr. Darlington’s confidence, that henceforth must regard him with u different ducking and bowing blindly advanced. 1 felt ' chuinher. For four weeks not a soul did I prouder land. He would Conquer this gorge he would huve sufi’ered anything rather lliun and higher feeling.’ In tho Faris revolution, there were no cries as lliuugh I were iu battle und ubout to rush I admit to my presence, und from that time 1 in tlie enemy’s guns. ous realm. Uu would realize iu the u«w he guilty of such an act. Kate’s voice trembled. As sho uttered the last for Louis Philippe, or any of his family; the never thought uf matrimony without a scusa- world, us Napoleon in thu old, a dream uf ro But, lie could not leave the home w here he few words, she lost control of herself and insurgents tell back on Napoleon, or Henry W hat civil things wen said .'ii the part of' lion of giddiness, and us to large parlies tlio mance. He would surround his (lirouq with had been so kindly regarded for years, with bent forward and hid her face upon her fath V., hut not a word about the Orleans dynasty. the company 1 know not; as yet I had not tho hare idea brings on a fit of ague. out ottering some reason that would ho satis er’s arm. Prince de Joiuviile is very low with llie liver I courage to look up, but continued like one 1 now laugh myself ut my helplessness.— dukes and marshals and princes of thesmpire. factory. The true reusou, he could not, of Mr. Darlington, us might well he supposed, cuinpluiiil, no doubt arising from vexutiou uud possessed bowing and scraping and ejuculutiug But my history may serve to inuuy, uot indeed The pomp of chivalry, tho splendors of tho course, give. After looking ut the subject in was taken altogether by surprise ut so unex defeut. AU the hopes of that family ure ■ ‘your humble servant,’ iu all directions, until for an example, but for warning und iustruc- East, should be revived iu bis gorgeous court. various lights, mid debating it for a longtime,' pected an uiiuunccuieiit. 'File luuguageused by gone. , cut short by a fresh mishap. lion. And when lie bad founded this euuiire, and girt his thrtuie with these new Paladins her, that, in tho event of the worst, he I From the Olive Branch. eity. from nn expedition to the regions upon lie would look hack with scorn upon the ! will die worthy of himself, ThtfFive Cradles SPICE. SOUVENIRS OF TRAVEL. its borders, fur the purpose of making a geo country which had cast him off. And who. The trial of Burr was nn event which A man w ho had recently become a votary logical reconnisnr.ee, after having made ninny “ Variety is the »pt« of life.” knew whet further conquests he might struck every imaginative mind. The pris-j HAVANA. valuable discoveries, tin the 2d inst., anoth to Bacchus, returned heme one night in an achieve? Renls equally rich, nnd even oner had been the Vico President of the » tr i . , , er party started from Green Bay, under Mr. immediate state of booziness. That is to sny, ft'?“Tli('re was a heavy frost in this vicinity more easy of spoil opened to the south, to | nitlion. Tlis crime was the most flagrant | f Hnvann.n, t thele capital capital of the..... richest ...... I hcoilore Conkny, with a government com he was comfortably drunk, hut perfectly cons Wednesday morning. whose conquest his successors, if not him-: known to the law. His country was tho 18 nni in the West Indies, Is one of the mission to survey a line from near Lake Su grandest nnd most beautiful cities, ns perior to the Mississippi river. Thecompnny cious of his unfortunate situation. Knowing The average progress of the cholera has self, might aspire. Perhaps nothing would ■ accuser lie was orrainged before the consisted o( II men, nnd it is supposed that hecn ascertained to he seventeen miles n (lav. cheek his victorious banner 11 til ho had ( supremo trixinnl. of the nation, and the viewed from its spacious nrid noble linr- thnt his wife was asleep, he decided to attempt Imr, in the world. The passage for ships they w ill he engaged nhotit four months in the gaining his bed without disturbing her, and Iiy Common ns light is love, nnd it wearies traversed the continent, nnd stood on that i judge who presided was tho highest digni- service, during n great part of which time bold nnd stormy promontory where the tarv of that court. The magnitude ofthe is extrems.ly narrow, there being scarcely they will he in the wilderness, ami will he sleeping ofT liis inebriation, conceal the fact not ever. contending waters of the Atlantic and Pi- charges, the number of persons involved space for two to enter abreast. On the obliged to transport food sufficient for the from her altogether. He reached the door Counterfeit gidil coin in large qualities is in cific lash around Cape Horn i hi (tie plot, the former high standing and left of this narrow passage is a strong whole time. of his room without creating much disturb- c'rc,dntion in the southern atntcs fortification or castle, called the Moro, I At Lake Superior they will he joined by Such wore the dreams ofBuir. He I extraordinary fortunes of tho accused, all mice, and nfter ruminating a few- moments on surmounted by n light-house—the castle ' *''c geological corps, under the direction of L^-TltE Exrnr.'s-MFN rfla (Io the right thing proceeded nt once to realize them. He these combined had fastened the attention has a verv commanding appearance, o v e r-; ' ? ' Assistant Geologist Rnndnll, who will the matter, he thought if lie could roach the in the way of supplying ns w ith late papers— sounded men in high station, nnd from of the community on his trial, and, as it and they have our thanks Tuts week. topping the mast-heads...... ol the tallest ships. go through with them. The expeditions to- iiedpnst, and hold on to it while lie slipped many met encouragement. Ofhcers of progressed, the nation stood gazing on in gctlicr will form nn interesting one, and led out of his apparel, ihe remainder of the feat ‘Your friendship is dear to me,' as the man rank eagerly embraced the enterprise; I breathless suspense. Never before or On (lie same sitle is a long nnd very ele ns they are by competent men, will bring in would he easily accomplished. Unfortunately said when he had to pay his endorsement for politicians of commanding influence united since has this country witnessed such nil vated bridge, crowned with strong battle a report of high interest and importance. | liis neighbor. themselves to his party. The adventure nrrny of talent in any public cause.— ments, called the Cabanas. The Punta, [Buffalo Com. Advertiser. for his scheme, a cradle stood in a direct line dazzled young nnd ardent temperaments. There was the chief justice, learned, dig another fortress, is placed upon the right, with the bedpost, about the middle of the „ srro|v1 fvitI,in six „innlhs, visited by a H undreds held them selves in readiness to nified, incorruptable. Tlmre was W irt, being on mttuh lower ground than El .Mo LIME ROCK GAZETTE. floor. Of course, when his shins enme in con-, destructive conflngrntion. join the expedition as soon ns war should brilliant nnd showy, hut less known to ro. After clearing this narrow strait, yon tact with the aforesaid piece of furniture, he | lr„|, „f Sn|nrn bo declared, nnd funds were secretly pro-1 I'ntnc then, than lie was destined afterward suddenly find yourself within a beautiful bny, capable of anchoring n thousand THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1848. pitched over it with a perfect looseness; nnd hitherto unnoticed, was seen at Cambridge vided in our eastern cities to forwnrd this [ to become. There was Martin, quick, upon gaining mi erect position, ere nn equili- Observatory. romantic enterprifks. In the private pa-j keen, armed nt all points. There were ships, nnd completely protected from winds Iirium was established, he went over it hack- ' it is estimated that over JO,COO vessels nrri- pers of some of our most distinguished! Hay, Randolph, nnd a host of others, re and sen swells. The city being more than FREDERICA BREMER. a mile within the Punta, presents a splen wnrds in an equally summary mnnncr. Again veil nt Boston (luring the past year w ith families, rests nmplo evidence of the mag- nnwncd for legal acumen nnd forensic T his popular Swiss writer bus been repre aggregate of more than 100,000 seamen. nitudc nnd brilliancy of this plot. ! skill. And there, too, was the nccused, did pnnornma— high walls, bristling with sented ns a maiden Indy of over forty, so ex lie struggled to his feet nnd went head foremost It was nt this period that Burr met Blnn-j pre-eminent amid that bright array, infar- cannon, nnd covered with soldiers, encir over the bower of infant happiness. At “ Did your fall hurt yon?” said one Pntbitld- ceedingly plain in face nnd features thnt she or to another, w ho had fallen from the top of narhassett, nn Irish gentleman of fortune, iorto nnnn in intellect, superior to all in cle the whole of the old town,and the white- length, with the fifth fall, his patience became walled houses, the gray and time-worn lias never permitted her likeness to ho tnken ; a two-story house. “ Not in the laste, honey, who had purchased nnd settled on nn is- tho i ignitude of his resources. Never, yet her moral portraiture, ns delineated in her exhausted, nnd the obstacle was yet to he over ’twns stnppin’ so quick that hurt me.” land in the Ohio ritcr. This little spot, indci did the vast ability of Burr shine monasteries, the ancient-looking churches, writings, shows quite the reverse. Whoever come. In desperntinn lie cried nut to his bloomed, under bis culture, like the cn-, with more resplendent iusture. Ho felt with their small prison-like windows and The national convention of colored men nt sleeping partner—“ W ife! wife! how many Cleveland, O., is said to have hecn conducted chanted gardens of the Hcspcrides. Here, the full peril of his situation. The slnko massive towers, make a fine display.— rends Miss B remer becomes enamored of Add to this, the spacious harbor, filled cradles ‘have’ you got in the house? I’ve fal w ith tnore order and decorum thnn sonic con surrounded by a lovely wife and family, he was life or death. Ho was nrrninged by her I There is a moral thread running through ivilh forests of tnnsls—while robed ships len over five nnd here’s another afore me!” ventions of white politicians. had passed several years, dividing his time a powerful foe: tho Executive itself was all her works, nnd they breathe a purity nnd between literuturo nnd domestic ease.— ships from almost every- commercial simplicity which distinguishes thorn far above A denier in Springfield offers for sale stoves secretly busy ngninst him; the jury regar Use of a Czar for Father-in-law. with likenesses of Cuss and Taylor in front. But the fascination of Burr soon transmut dnd him with prejudice. Yet he stood up mart in the world—the Babel-like confu the productions of most female authors.— sion of tongues ntnong the mariners who Mademoiselle Ozy, the young and agreeable He intends Io give them both it wanning.— ed the character of his host, until the ngninst this combination of dangers, cool, Tnko the following paragraph for instance: cover their decks—the shouts of the ne actress, has flitted with others to Loudon, in Perhaps ho is a Barnburner. hitherto quiet student was fired with rendy, stout of henrt. IIo fought overy W ho could embody such nn idea in such lan dreams of immortal glory. His mansion groes on the thronging quay—the fre tho dearth of theatrical profits nt Paris, nnd, Too P ast. Tho Manchester Telegraph inch of ground with a skill nnd persever- guage, but one possessed of a mind richly places over its record of marriages a “ pledge soon became the rendezvous of the hold quent discharges of cannon nnd musketry not long since, commenced giving halls at her cnco which resulted in the total rout of stored with pearls of wisdom — the true per of affection” in a cradle, with the quotation spirits whom Burr had enlisted in his en- Ins foes. Without adducing a witness — the ringing and chiming of bells—the private residence in Brotnptnn Crescent. Price sonification of loveliness, however homely the “ Rock the cradle, Lucy I” terprise; and the magic of music, united ' for the defence, he suffered his case to go thrilling blasts of bugles, and melody of of tickets high, hut the ‘entree’ very much the sweet music from tho military hnnds from exterior mny he: Several pretty gills of our ncqiinintnnco to the charms ef lovely women, threw a to the jury, who acquitted him at once. fashion. Here the ci-dcvnnt and lovely actress have got married lately, mid expressed them romantic fascination nround the spot.— But his country still refused to believe the inner garrison—nnd a scene is pre 'Oil, goodness! There is in the world so received the principal celebrities of the sport sented ns soul-stirring ns can lie well im selves highly delighted w ith the experiment. The coolest tninds could not withstand him innocent. Though stout old Truxton much tnllcnt, so much ingenuity, prudence, ing, political and financial world,—taking [Vox Populi. the intoxication of that moment. Amid had testified in his favor, though Jackson agined. Beyond thn city and at tho ex w it, genius, artistical perfection—hut good treme end of the harbor, is a cluster of meantime for a reliance, a few permanent Horace Maim has been nominated for Con- the pauses of the dance, the enthusiastic had seen nothing wrong in Burr’s project, ness—pure, simple, divine goodness! W here bonrders, and far special cuvilier, a forociottsly 'n the 8th District, by both wings of the adventures talked of tho banners, embro hut agreed to favor it, the popular voice white houses, culled the Reglas, nrid be k j . , , I " lug party,—the I nylor party nnd the Van is it to he found? Balder is dead. The hntidsnmc horsc-guardsinnn, whose country- Burcniles J 1 J idered by fair hands, under which they continued to regard him as n traitor, yond this rises n verdant slope constitu ting a part of tho amphitheatre of hills good is dead. Wherefore do nil beings now- house, town-house nnd family arms were a were to march to conquest; while the sof whom accident alone had prevented from If Mr Lane’s views of thn Hudson should ter sex discussed, half jestly, half earnest dismembering the Union. which enclose the harbor and city. But shed so many bitter tears? It would not be included in his single lieutenant’s epaulette.— he destroyed by fire, why would he he like ly, the gay dresses they were to rustle-at But that a man of tense nnd ability tho interior o fth e city is not sn handsome so if goodness were powerful on earth.— Attended by this compact estate of a man, nn orphan? Because lie would have no ‘par- their future court. But Io this bewilder should entertain such a notion, relying on ns its exterior would indicate. Yet if you would know why some people Mademoiselle Ozy went lately to Ascot Races, nor-n-nin. Landing on a long quay, crowded with ing dream, there came a sudden awaken associates for aid whom ho knew would nro more beloved than others while they where her miscellaneous cordon of fashiona N eoro Stampeue. Twelve slaves, be ing. An arrangement had been made countenance no treason, is a preposterous slaves, intermingled with soldiers, who live, are more lamented nnd missed when ble admirers, who had bought themselves into longing to individuals iti Baltimore county, are stationed thero to guard the goods with Spain, nnd tho government, npprized I and insane supposition. As he said on they go hence, the awswer which is given her nequaintanee by the parchnse of tickets, escaped last week, and have not yet been which are being unloaded from the ves caught. Prdbahly hound to Canada. of the enterprise of Burr, sent its etnis- J his death-bed, he might as well have nt- is, “ they were sn good.” Thnt they more or been otherwise introduced, insphered her saries to arrest him. Ho fled, and with | tempted to seize the moon and parcel it sel you with difficulty force your way than others npproached thn original of thnt vehicle upon the turf. Among these senii- The worthiest people nre the most injured him, Blannarhasseit. From that hour, tho j out among his followers. through this motley, vociferating mass, by slnii'ler; as we usually find that to lie the aequnintnuees was one round-fneed, jolly, fairy island became n desert, nnd its once. * + « * * and attain a narrow, dirty street, leading which shall again return with it to earth.” best fruit which the birds have been piekintr good-natured locking young man. lone possessor n beggar nnd outenst.— Alter his trial Burr went abroad, virtu- into the henrt of this great metropolis.— nt. “ That fat youth amuses me,” said Madem Desolntion soon brooded over the hearth- ally a banished man. He was still full of The city, like Philadelphia, is laid out in Mock Auctions. Uj 'W o learn from the Thomnston Recor etone which the wife nnd mother had ; his schemes ngninst the Spanish provinces; regular squares; the streets are mostly The New V'ork Tribune contnins a lengthy oiselle Ozv; “ he is probably a boot-maker der that a man was knocked down and rob cheered with her smiles. A few months hut iu England he met no eneouragom ont, unpaved, extremely narrow, nnd cross article, exposing the deceptions nnd imposi when nt home.” bed in our village. We wonder if any more each other at right nngles. The houses such horrible deeds have happened! elapsed nnd tho traveller passing that is- thnt nation being engaged in the Peninsu- tions of the various Mock Auction establish Suddenly changing the current of her tho’ts. are seldom tnore than two stories high, of land, heard the long grass whistling in I lar war. Ho afterward visited France, ments iu that city, where the unsuspecting as actresses will, she said:— Congressional Grammar. “Jimmy, what the ruins, and saw the wild fox look forth massive architecture, built of soft stone, is a member of Congress?” ' whore his petitions were equally disregnr- nre taken iu nt every corner; and the editor “ There is nothing more to he done here; I from his hole unsenred. I dnd, the Emperor being engrossed in the having n court in the centre, with pleas “ A ineinher of Congress in n common suh- ant balconies running round them. In winds up with some very sensible reflections must go to St. Petersburg!” tiintiec and agreeing with self interest, and Birr did not, however, abandon his ' continental wars. Here his funds failed, many of I ho houses, the lower stories, upon the gullibility of human nature— where-I “ Ah, Mademoiselle!” carelessly chimed in i governed by eight dollars a day understood.” darling scheme. Deserted hv nine teiuhs j He became miserably poor. He bad no even ntnong the nobility, are either occu in he inquires what would be the result if all ■ the fat young man; “ if you go to St. Peters- ' KJ-Sen w lint comes from keeping secrets of his adherents, lie still refused to des | friend to whom to apply, hut was forced pied far shops nr warehouses or used to the Mock Auctions in the community were to J Imrg I will give you a letter to my father-in-■ from your wife. A mini in Cincinnati reeent- pair, hut collecting a small body of men u borrow, on one occasion, a couple of shelter the volante, a sort of enormous ]aw » l.v placed a cotisideialile amount of money in began to descend the Ohio. He had pur sous ft urn a cigar woman at a corner of be exposed? The sleek-fed proselytist with chaise, in which the Havana beauties roll • r , . , " '"tig disused stove lor safe keening. ‘ His chased a tract of land in Louisiana, where the street. his mock religion; the virtuous lady leaving “ And who is your father-m-lnw?” inquired , wlfe) igllnr!1II, ^ru i() (|)’ over their rough roads. The rooms are At lust lie returned to New Y ork, but her splendid mansion “ aliovo Blceckor” to Mademoiselle with a yawn. ! stove and destroyed die whole amount. lie resolved to form a settlement, which, ranged around the court, opening into ill time, might bccomo a depot from io how different a guise from the days of “ Nicolas, he calls himself.” j Sharp as the, n own Razors. The Phil- balconies—there nrc no glass windows, meet her paramour in Church-st; the respec which Io direct an attack on Mexico, if a ; his glory. No cannon thundered at his table merchnnt or professional man spending “ Nicolns what?” | ndclphin barbers find it profitable to keep ; coming, no crowds thronged along the but horizontal bars of iron, with curtains favorable opportunity should occur, lint. on the inside, which are generally raised his time nnd his income nt the gambling-house Emperor of nil the Russins, is the usual >J>eir shops open on Sunday and pay the fine, us he proce'eded. the country began to ho ; quay. Men gazed suspiciously on him as nddition ” $4, fo r sn doing. But one has im proved up. in the afternoon and evening, giving the or the brothel, the demagogue dealing out on this by inform ing against him self, where alarmed. Rumors were in circulation ho walked along, or crossed tho street to “ How? what?” exclaimed the arouse,I com avoid him like one having the pcstlience. fronts of the ,houscs very much the ap his pernicious slang nnd mock patriotism to by lie gets hack half the line. that ho intended to dismember tho Union, pearance of a prison—but when lighted edian. suddenly awaking to the truth, “you But Im was not, he thought, wholly deso gaping fools; the mercenary editor selling his Mind now you strike. ._A lady in Alex by separating the southwestern States hive a father-in-law named Nicoins, nnd you late. His daughter still lived; his heart in the evening, by giving your eyes some colurns to the interest or the institution that andria, intending to chastise her little son for from tho rest of the confederacy. At what of nn obliquo direction as you pass yearned to clasp her again Io his bosom. would pay him best; the financier originating arc standing there nt my carriage-door! Come some misdemeanor, struck him a blow with length his progress was stopped by the along on the narrow flag-stones close to her hand, on the temple, and he fell dead.— She left Charleston accordingly to mset falsehoods to facilitate his extensive opera iu, nnd sit here with tqc, on the hack seat!— authorities. lie was arrested on a charge the grated windows, the gilded furniture, She Inis since become insane in consequence. of high treason, nnd sent to Virginia for him. But though more than thirty years tions and swell his profits; the painted har No—give me your arm and ivc will take a lit have since elapsed, no tidinings of the rich tapestry, chandeliers of beautifully- tle walk. I have something to say to yon !” N f.w Baptist Missionaries. The Amer trial, under the escort of n party of dra colored glass, the sylph-like farms nnd lot making merchandise of her mock blushes ican Baptist Board have now under appoint pilot-boat in which shc'sailed have ever And from that moment, Mademoiselle Ozy goons. sparkling eyes within, will give one rath and empoisoned charms; the lawyer selling ment six additional missionaries, one of been received. Weeks grew into months, Tho history of this country affords no er an exalted opinion of the high state of his genius and learning to well-fed oppression has not quitted tho “ fat young man,” who whom has gone to join the Ojihwa mission, and months glided into years; yet her nnd the remaining five expect io sail the pres parallel Io the extraordinary reverses of refinement and taste of the prisoners. turned out to he Prince Frederic-Adolphe of father and husband watched in vain fat —would it not lie a sight worth seeing? and ent fall for different stations in Asia. fortune which had befallen Burr; nnd the Many of the rich planters reside in the Hesse, married in 1S44 to the poor Princess her coining. Whether the vessel perished after contemplating it, should wo not be ready A N ice Point of I , aw. It has hern sug mind can discover nothing to which to li city and live in (he most sumptuous style Alexandra, whose dentil, soon nfter her mar by conflagration, whether it was foundered to exclaim, “ the whole world is but one vast gested to our friend, Mr Briefless, that his ken it, except in the events of eastern —their tables groan beneath the weight iu a gale, or whether it was taken by Mock Auction.” riage was sn much mourned over by tho Em opinion would lie very valuable on the ques story, where by tho same turn of the of massive goid and silver plate, nnd aro peror her father. tion, whether a mail w ho has settled with liis wheel, the camel-driver rises to a mon pirates and all on board m urdered, will covered with every delicacy of the old, creditors, may lie considered to hare shown arch, and the Sultan sinks to a slave.— never be known until that grent day when as well as the new world—and when one Severe Stornn iu Great Britain. The Lights in Long Island Sound. an undue preference, in paving the debt of the deep shall give up its dead. But a few years before, and lie bad been reflects upon the immense riches of this The Boston Traveller gives nil nccount of Nature before liis other liabilities? [Punch. It is said that this last blow broke the W c copy the following articles oil this sub ♦ he popular idol, filled the second office of beautiful island, this magnificence will a severe storm, which had recently raged in A sehnoininster, who had an inveterate henrt of Burr. H e lived thirty years af ject from the N. Y. Journal of Commerce.— the Nation, living with the splendor und not surprise him. 'Pile exports of sugar habit of talking to himself when alone, was ter the event, but in liis own words, felt England, to the grent detriment of the crops If the statement of the various lights is cor munificience of n prince; now, tho mean alone amount to $12,000,000—tho cop asked Iiy a neighbor wlint motive lie could severed from tho human race. Ho had nnd destruction of lives and property. W e rect, it is singular that the attention of the have in talking to himself. Jonathan replied est thief who dodged the officers of jus per mines yield $5,000,000 more—of cof neither brother nor sister, nor child, nor give below nn abstract of the account:— Eiftli Auditor of tho Trensurv has not hecn he linil two good and substantial reasons; in tice in some low ullev, would not have fee there is exported $2,000,000—cigars lineal descendant. No man called him by “ lit the neighborhood of Manchester various the first place,lie liked to talk to a sensible man bartered situations with him. Every man $1,500,000, will) fruit and other products, called to the fact, ns he wool,! assuredly lose the endearing title of friend. The weight trees were either torn up by the roots, or huge —in the next place, hu liked to hear a man of thought only of saving himself. It was altogether amounting to nearly $30,000,- no time in remedying effectually the evils sense talk. of farescoro years was on his brow. He believed that ho would bo convicted, guil 000. Almost every alternate shop seems limlis broken off them. which are pointed out, and which are so im A gentleman w ho has lately travelled ex was rncked by disease. At Inst death, so ty or not guilty; nnd, as in all popular tu to be occupied by a cigar vender, the In the counties of Cumberland nnd W est portant to navigators- [Boston Journal. tensively in the Southwestern States, stated at long desired, come ; but it found him, it mults, pretended informers were not wan number used in the city being truly aston moreland, numbers of large forest trees were L ight H ouses. If a man lost in a fog on a public meeting the other dny, to his knowl ting. The public did not stop to inquire is said, in n miserable lodging, and alone! torn up by the roots; the stocks of corn in the edge there was not a single bookstore in all ishing. Long Island Sound, in a moment of clearer the State of Arkansas. into his re-al purposes. One universal Was thero ever such a retribution. Sunduy in Havana, like the Sabbath in harvest fields, were scattered far nnd wide, weather makes a Light which is closed out W hat a ehanee for a Yankee to go into voice of reprobntion rose from east to In the burial place of Princeton College aro three graves. Two, side by side, are all Cutholic countries, is mostly devoted and considerably damaged; nnd hundreds of again instantly, he must bo an uncommonly business! However, we suspect the school- west, from north to south, ciying out for to amusement and military reviews— bushels of apples and other fruit, which are muster is most needed. the blood of the traitor who had ventured surmounted by marble tablets, recording gooil gucsscr if he knows any better where masquerading in the stroots, dancing and not ripe, wero scattered from the trees, many to plot the disinemermeut of his country. the virtues of those who sleep below, and lie is is, than he would if he did not sec the E conomy Ii.lustii ateo. A man who bed grotesque performances in the public purehashed a new pair of shoes, finding the His few remaining friends bent before the who died Presidents of thnt august insti of which were blown down, while others Light. It is remarkable that so little attention tution. They are the tombs of the father squares, being among the most innocent road to he a rough one concluded to put the fury of the storm. Even his son-in-law, diversions of tho day. Tho hillard rooms were much shattered. All the rivers were has been paid to the distinguishing of one and grandfather of Burr. At their feet, shoes under his arms and walk Imine barefoot Gov. Alston, of South Carolina, shrank urs in full blnst, and gambling— thut be much swoolcn. • Light from another, when each might he a,o ed. Alter a while he “ stubbed” his great and partially between, is a third grave, from his side in this crisis. Ono individ setting sin of tho indolent in most coun On tho night previous to the storm, about a arranged tiiut u sailor should know its mime toe, taking the nail ofi’ns “elear as a w histle.” hut without headstone, untrimmed, and “How lucky!” lie exclaimed: “What a tre ual alone clung to him in this hour of tri tries—is ruinously prevalent, as n Sunday thousand boats,each manned by five fishermen, nt a glance. al; need we sny it was a woman, the only sunken. There rests Aaron Burr! mendous lick that would liavo been far the ninusement, among the fashionables of the left tho various ports of the east coast of Scot Commencing nt Point Judith, wc have a shoes I” daughter of the accused! Dandies must Dino! capital, nnd indeed with greater part of land, between Stonehaven and Fraserburgh, revolving light, und the next Light to the If there is a reclaiming feature in the There is said to he no longer any money in those who can get a few doubloons to risk T iif. Ocean Monarch, It is stated thnt far thn herring fishery. The following is the Westward, Watch Hill, is also a revolver.— the Liverpool Steam Tug Company has sent charucter of B urr, it is to he found in his Paris, and some of tho ways nnd means re on the turn of a card. sorted to by way of substitute, seem to justify description of the scene the following morn Then Stonington, Mystic, New London, Gull out a steamer with diving hells to rescue prop- lovo for that child. From her earliest He who has no wish to witness these ty from the wreck of the Ocean Monarch. A the hold assertion. A young man of very el Sunday sports, may easily and profitably ing:— Island, and the new light (not yet lit) on the years, he had educated her with a care to egant appearance recently entered one of the letter to (lie underwriters states that the com which wo look in vain for a parallel escape them—far if lie hus a taste far the The whole const for a mile nnd a half was North Hatntnoek, nre all stationary. Had pany goes on siiares, and has nothing, should most fashionable Rastnurants of Paris, uc- it raise nothing. among his contemporaries. She grew up, enmpaniod by a common soldier of the Garde beuutiful, and can look upon Nature with strewed with wrecks nnd the (lend bodies of this lust light been red, which would not have in consequonce, no ordinary woman — Mobile. They seated themselves at table, the eye of an enthusiast, and drink in the fishermen. Twenty-throe corpses were car caused any more expense, it would have A D runkards Soliliquv. ‘It would ho Beautiful beyond most of her sex, accom and while ordering, nnd eating, ono of the charms of a landscape which would seem ried into Peterhead before nine o’clock, anil made a most excellent departure for vessels n comfortable thing if I knowed just where 1 most exquisitely chosen dinners of which the plished as few females at that day were to be a part of Heaven, be may, he stroll nt tho time tho latest accounts left, others in thick weather. It is not to into to make it wits hound for. Up street’s got mixed with ‘carte’ wus susceptible, the dandy narrated to ing a mile outside the wall, rest his eyes down street and there’s no such thing ns cross accomplished, displaying to her family were being constantly thrown ashore among so. W e heard of a gentleman somo time liis companion with great enthusiasm, the upon scenery, the counterpart of which street at all. 1 ho moon’s cross eyed, and and friends a fervor of affection which part he had taken in the late glorious revolu since, who, not being very familiar with the can only be realized within the gates of the wrecks on the sumls or the rocks. Forty keep’s winkin’ snd blinkin’ as if she had her not even every woman is capable of, the tion, arid listened with apparently complete waters, mistook Mystic for Stonington Light, eyes full ot Mncnhoy, Now what am I to Eden—and when tile lovely hour of twi boats were wrecked within the circuit of half churactcr of Theodosia Burr has long recognition to tho experiences narrated by the and plumped his yacht on the rocks before do? It I stand still, there’s a very pleasant been regarded almost as we would re soldier in turn. Tho dinner leisurely over, light approaches, sit down beneath the a mile, and so sudden and nivful wus the cu- chance of going to slrep standing. If J goes gard thnt of u heroine of romnnen. Her liqueurs succeeded eoffiu, mid it came to ci branches of the orange trees, pressed ut tustrophe, that no means of succoring or sav he dreamed of liis error. to slir hang me if I know which way I urn love for her fattier partook of the purity gars. most to the’ earth iiy their golden fruit, ing the distressed and perishing fishermen W e have next Plum Island on the South, travcllin.’ of a better world: holy, deep, unchang • “ They are never good in these establish and listen to the distant hum from the could he devised. It is calculated that along which light revolves; then Saybrook, Falk ments,” said the gay youth, “sweeten my cof F rom Brazil and the R iver of Plate. ing, it reminds us of the affection whiuh grent city, or the fur-off slruins of sweet the coast not fewer than a hundred lives have land, New Haven, Old Field Point, and Hun fee while I go a door below and get some from By the ship Courier, C.vptain Wolfe, which a celestial spirit might he supposed t't etif a dealer whose choice ones I know!” music, us they float upon the air, sent up been lost.” tington, all stutionury. Stratford and Nor- tertnin fora parent, cast down from Heav The soldier went on sipping his coffee very by the hundred inellow-toned instruments which hotji revolve, and if we do not err, all arrived nt this port yesterday, in forty days en for sharing in the sin of the “ •Son'of unsuspiciously, till, a half hour having elaps of the Queen's band from the Military Bangor Q uartette Ctuo. This com the other lights in the West part of the Sound from Rio Janeiro, we liave received files of ed, he grew uneasy, nnd, but far the awkward square or the Puseo;—or if he feels in u the Journal de Commercio, up to the 7lh ult. the Morning. No sooner did she hear pany, composed of Messrs. Foster, Messer, are stationary. A vast improvement might o f her father’s arrest, Ilian she lllew to ness of leaving the table with the bill unpaid, poetical vein—as who would not amid so Advices from Montevideo, to the 17th of Burnham, and Howe, gave a musical enter he made by a judicious change in these his side. There is nothing in human his would have gotio to look for him. Still no tnueli beauty ?—he may let his imagina July, had been received. On the night of friend rc-appoaring, he was compelled at last, tainment at Eagle Hull on Thursday uvening lights. Let colored lights be adopted,—re tory more touching than the hurried li t tion run riot among the glittering throng the loth, General Martinez, at the head of a to call the waiter and state his apprehensions. of last week ; but owing to the storm the volving white Lights, properly alternating ters, blotted with tears, in which she an The hill was to lie paid, however, and the of clouds that wreathe their golden folds body o f men, made a demonstration, with number in attendance was very email. Those with one another and with stationary ones,— nounced her daily progress Io Richmond, soldier hud euten half the dinner therein uronnd the setting sun. the design of intimidating the President and for she was loo weak to travel with the charged. And he bad not a sens hi his pocket. If such a picture ns this, limned by the present, however, were highly gratified with aud the Sound would ho made much safer. rapidity of the mull, und even (lie Htnruc- t no musk r of the house appeared, and to pencil of the Great Poet and Puipter— tho performance ; and we trust when they Not long since, a vessel mude Point Judith inducing him to remove the Ministry; hut die Governor havingseiit a detachment of I0CO lerof Burr borrows it momentary halo from him the mao simply narrated that hu Inul met tile God of N ature himself-—will not raise again favor us with a visit, it will tie under iiifa.aiy w lu-.tliur, hut had mu been sailing his companion a few miootes before dinner, mi n against him, lie was taken prisoner. It h e r’s when we peruse bis replies in which, Ami’s thoughts from tho m atui.il to tin more favorable uuspici s. by compass, and wus considerably puzzled to m the Rue Riehclii o ., pci feet stranger, hut was rumored that Gen. Rosas had entered forgetting his peril, and relaxing the professing to have iiiicountercd the soldier in ideal, be had as well enter the gates and distinguish it from Wulch Hill. '1 he differ stern from he assumed toward bis eno- take part in the mummeries within— lie 1 into negotiations for an umicahlo adjustment the beat of the fight ht the twrrieudes, profes A Uabuou»ui« Act. Thirty-five orphan ence in the time of revolution they were not miss, he labors only to quiet her fears Itus lost all sense o f love and aii aiiprcct- of die ipiarrcl widi thn Banda Oriental._ sing the warmest admiration of his courage children were placed on hoard of u Liver familiar with, and at heat Glut is hut a poor and inspire her with confidence nt bis ac- and inviting him forthwith to dine. The ease uiion of beauty. -• - [N. Y. Tribune. (fuital- H e even writes from his prison was now vgry clear. It was a swindle of u pool packet by some persons unknown. They guide in soutlieasterly gales', when one may in a lone of gaiety, jestingly regretting dinner, «fd ihere not living (he least doubt of fO 'L ake Superior is becoming’every year urrived in New York with no one to tuku cure make u light but for an instant, nt intervals. rin: Free Soil Pn:k-Axe, puIJished at Lynn that his accommodations. for her recaption tho eillb.itrassod sincerity of.the soldier, the inure and;m ore interesting to the Eastern of .them. Tho Emigrant Coiriiasionei s took The change \ve rcecommoiid, would lie ef has pulled dm \n the mimes o f Van Buren and muster of ihe hoase