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See,sd wilh i navy they were MOTTO so
1 inn deem water: the ocean was not their
.Ienrn,. they were 10 remain 10 stations
from which thry nigh, afford the Creates.
asa isfspc & 4 10 our ferris snd bstierics, and
vb.n hard prsssss. OF overpowered by
force ttsy could lake shllssr under them.
This. said Mrs. is The great advantage
,hev have over heavy ships, there being
no danger OF their capture while We can
= Ain, AID possession of our forts. he cid
not calculate 90 their always escaping un.
hur,. he trusted they would MT be too
rsnuch~riyen 10 ranntrg; they would 40
.,naht Re sometimes Hit, and be trusted
their brave sean,en would sometimes ex.
nxct ,o s1Gsr and would not shrink from
The danger. He trusted they had. atpre.
sent macy mariners ready 20 emulate the
glorious example Of those brave fellows
who devoted themselves tor their country
al Tripoli; bat VIVA, would stimulate their
courage and inspire them with confidence,
was tina, those boats presented but small
mark 50 their adversary, while ne az the.
same time, owing to his superior bulk,
would scarcely ever be missed, and one
of their six snd thirty Founders would
make 90 small impression on alarge ship;
the wound would be dangerous, aud if as
he was soId would be the case, they fred
red hot sho. very often mortal. Those
boats in cooperation with forte, would se-.
cure The shores at least from the s!eprcda.
tons Of a few ffiga,es, Without them they
expect to sec their cities wrspt,
in flames. their bank Flundesed, aud indi.
viduals despoird Of millions ;busWilh this.
powerful aid,o Publications, disposed 10
the manner directed 10 the bill, TO effect an
object ST this kind would require a force
from England which it would be very in.
convenient If nor impossible for her to
spare. He had this morning received a
piece ofnews which very mach lessened
rhe necessity Of acce1ing to the gcn,leman's
mo,ionSfor the construction of four aGdi-
,ional fsigales for the defence OF N. York
hs was told from good authority that the
commandment Of the gun.boats stationed at
that place confidently declared thar wish
6E,y Of those boats. in conjunction with
The forts, he would be able 10 repel aDy
force that could be sent against him-'and
MIR. S. saidThe had 90 reason to doubt the
Of his calculation. Nearly eli
the Effective impression which the arms Of
the u. S. made upon Tripoll was by gun
boats, aud that was the first experiment of
the knd they ever made; and il might be
supposed thai grea,improvemen, in their
construction and management had been
siuce made. Besides, they were then ru,
to an use forwhich they were not original.
~ Intended; they were meant to be en-. 1
p!oyed as defensive wespons, no. Offensive.
The next experiment was tried at Alges'.
ras, and the las, at Boulogne. From their
efficacy shere as auxiliaries TO the batteries.
was TO be ascribed the salvation of the
French squadron and the escape Of the
town from plumber and conaagra,ion.
Speech to be continued.l
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DEFINITE
On The bin from ksr Se,scts fos mating 5ds,
hropy;ation far building On tdasfsoacs
ss,a Of gua beats. fsr fas profsctso's
OF our Parts AID hasb9rs.
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CIets uaiN, SOiClllu GU mtuulSuA sosSS uAe
hopes Cor peace with Great Britain were
very much diminished [Mr- NJ. was here
called TO order.1 Should they. he said, OBJ
tain PREPARATION from that nation, and the
adjust men, of all their differences, add be
able TO patch op On accommodation for the
present, they would have to look for war
with France and Spain on the back OF il.
He said he was for peace, but for an hooor.
able peace. Their defencelcss and unpre.
pared situation required large means. he
hoped the house would NOT deceive them
selves in the present unsettled state Of at.
fairs. IL would be treachery to the nation
not to appropriate liberslsum for defence.
Let US, said he, stand forth boldly and do
our duty 70 the nasi6n ia this cslanitous
crisis. Our preparation during the pro-.
foupdes. peace should be respectable, when
there was danger Of war, it should be
formidable. Our attention to the great &
acknowledged objects of national defence
in time Of peace, is the best preventative,
and often sverts the calamisies Of war in
times of danger il is necessary to the de.
fence If the country add to the maintains
ance of independence. Wehavc not suffi.
GENTLY directed the resources of the ma.
tion to these great and essensial objec,s.-.
The ques,ion 10 no less than the defence of
our common country. Its potth securi-
tyof foreign commerce or foreign aggran.
disement. We are contending for the safety
K exis,ence of shenasiou. 1--we are attack
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[London pap. Dec. III
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FOR TIE D.4ILY ADVERTISER.
EUPERONlAN ESSAY.
No. II.
On THE EFFECTS OF EDUCATION IN So.
CIETY.

e. .
LIKE the uncultivated sell overgrown
with weeds thar nonrish ,hems elves from.
.he exfactioa of its virtues, is the state ei
al lllIserate socieiy-it exists on It's nu,si
tlous particles. drops its ssed-;heu dies !.
without isasing trace Of former ex
issence hehind. Reason, thus extracted
leaves man no better than an insect; thrrl
indeed man has but Ii ,le to be proud ri
since on his own 'exertions hangs this 90
BE astribate-.by his industry Oh his ne
eject he is elevated 10 immortality, or sunk
TO an ignoblS brute indeed many Of tia,
class exceed him, ard. the mos, insigaif.
cant OF creation is his equal, for the suail
may be traced by ifs viscous deposition
Bat surely the irra,ional man can have no
presensions 10 human socetv-yet how
tenacious are they Of this privilege, even
at the moment they violase every oblIga-
ton, as reason was DOT gfted them TO be
smo;herea up and consume ITSELF ;-ba.,
formed ov the breeze Of educauou, blaze
out and kindis The whole literary world on
FIRE. Reason i gem that in proporifoa
as that is afforded, 80 viii il become moe
vigorous.
Wbateveris has an orig n, and 10 shew
the effects and causes OF laxisy OF prin.
ciple Ia society DIES COED 90 deyoe his
essay, wi hcui any claim 10 meri, bu with
a conviction that neikIpg Is produced which
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u = !. : 81
is nos capable Of good, as suicide afords
an example, or poison an antidote. First,
then,
The effects, which are disoyerable only
where science is perfect exotic. lis
symptoms are identified by a contracted
argument, an Liberal adherence TO opinion,
and TO all social virtues 10 2 stare Of pud.
disy; when you cone within the limits Of
such society, consider yturselt IN ST.
tuasion, where, it you have taulf il will
be ass Guously probs drout, or an old wouad
II will be aga.n cpentd. You cannot long
be ,gnorart Of these facts, for, scarcely
en,e.ed The pseeiac,s. Of ignorance, than
yeu discover dscep.ion seeking yeu IL front
and siandsr IN close pursuit.. IL tsleir as
semblles you hase all .hese evils co!lse-
veli--vlfinous seGt!nen. and improving
Dialogue, the purpose Of such meetings.
fad 10 par, In conversation, bus the c!i-
max of their desire is 10 heap Scandal
on the back OF scandal, and detsacs from
merit lis reward; the private n,istor,upes
OF neiGhbors are no: even regarded, in.
ASNus SHSh wv 80 d toidF ot SStiVH
for The tongue Of mssevoienee. And, So.
cond,
The cause, though there are many
minor aud iadirec;, the most pror,s-
rent and direct is neglect Of educa
ton. Educs lon is a tree with many
branchas--lt blossoms, and is an ofnameus
--a brings forth fruit. snGis useful. Read.
irg when is the KY 10 knowledge, is
the active agent; II Furnishes he history
Of man, Of thiag&, aud OF even s-~-n1akes
past ages !aaliar--2od q, 2iew unfoids
all na,urc; i: instrncts msa No arts, sciences
and history, and Oh these three pillars test
nationality. They are The scafse q reaec
ton, aud reflection is whist Distinguishes
the society ofiett&ts froi1, shas d baybar.,y.
In community where education ahausds.
msns' minds are expanded aa1 capable 1t
beng exercised on any sutieet. they are
not obliged 10 have Eesort 20 tae privacy
CT domestic TRANSACTIONS, to b5.ain iEctH
iheir experience fosn!shes & fund &c supply
all wants, and rarely hey ISL on any that
IS not Instructive. Eleised from lhe IA
ture Ct their stldy, 1t ses0s Impossible
they should mount on The wings ot Jelly
and course over the fcIbies Of The times.
L.
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TIE BUT7,EEIL US ELL,
AND THE
GRASSHOPPEk'S FEAST.

GRASSHOFFEk'S FEAST.
By her Royal LEshneSs The Princess O1ary.ss
COME, take up your hats, and away let Us
haste
TO tie Butteray's bali and the Grsssbopper's
The trumpeter Gad-ly has summond the
crew,
And the reyeis are nov only waiting fer you.
On the smooth shayen grass by the side Of a
Woo3,
Beneath broad oak, which for ages had
stood,
See the children Of earth, and the tenants Of
air,
70 an evenings amusement tagether repair.
And there came the Beetle, SO blind and SO
black,
Who carried the Emmett, his friend, on lis
back;
And there came the Gnat, aud the Dragon-ay
And all their relations, green, orange and blue.
And there came the Moth, with her plumage
OF down,
And the Hornet, with jacket of yellow and
brown, -.
Who with him the Wasp, his companion, did
bring,
But they promise that ev'nins to lay by their.
sting.
Then sly little Dcrmouse peep'd out of his
hole,
And led to the feast bis blind cousin the
And the Snail With her horns peeping out Of
her shell,
Csme fatigued with the distance, the length Of
an ell.
A mushroom the table ard on it was spread
"A water-dock loaf, which their table-cloth
made,
The viands werevarious, to each oftheir taste,
And the Bee brought the honey to sweeten
the feast.
With steps most majestic tic Snail did adj
vance,
And he promised the gazers nlinuet to dance,
But they all LAUGHED SO loud that he drew in
his head,
And went in his own little chamber to bed.
Then as ev'ning gave way to the shadows Of
night,
Their watchman the Glow-worln, came out
with his light;
So home let us hastan while yet we can see,
For WatciIaan is waiting for you or tcrme7
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rbe emperors heal quar:ers are sslH Ct
posen.
F0R7IE7H BULLE7.IL-ss.
PosEs, Dec. 8.

~
Marshal Ney has crossed tic Vis.ula,
.,a tntesrd Thorn on the 9th. ne pc.
srogs PAL sIcular praise on csi Sasasy, who
.,,e. nesd Of The 4 reg ment oflntaauy,
.r,,h ,ae gfenadlefs ard 3ol.'guess OF tae
os.b ane lac .6.h lgasiafantry, ssossedtne
Sfss..,Ia ,as FIST. Ia had an engagement
sorn vim The P ussians. whom he
so,,es afssr sllghs baths, TO evasuase
~ towa. de k4iisd some OF their inen,
.,,,. tosk 90 prisoners.
TaIs saais exnbsEs a remarkable trait.
I'm. river four haadsvd fasaoms across
,..s covered. with asaslng ise: che boat
,sl,is d eassIs3 our adsaaGsd guard beng
! s,aoaee by lie lee could not adya1cs:-
os ,ae opposite BAH, seine Polish bsas,
men rusard toswa,d andrf snawef or
balls "a clear the boa,,- ----- lae rFussiaa
-bsatrnen attempted 60 0fstlss them upan
walcs. scaiIl- 9lsh hass esisaed: lae %
LsI b5asa.en Larew ,n1 P.ussians laSo me.
water, ana plotted opF boss sosns f,g;ns
baok. The csDpvrof nas impaired ,as
D ames OF these brave aaen fl ,ac purpose
0! IewardinE thea.
The emperor received TO day she dsPu-
ta,loa Of WaTsav, coasisangot GS.srs.
Catokouski, grand cbams :tiaFa Of l-itha-
All, kalgal CT nc tsraess Of { da31 O2i
zeeki, lieu enaaf general, kn}gtst OF st1s ar.
dsrs Of P 9iani isub enakl, xaigas OF the
orders Of Poland .Aiessndsr poseesi
Rseenomki, koight % tle Greer u D..
,Ssaaislaus ! L0sSs wskl.
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/. F3RYrT- Second BULLETIN.
rosgN, Lee. Is.

PosgN, Dec. Is.
The asiage upan the Narew. al It's
mouth, iu' ..re Sag, IS AZ shed The rte
ee bzqs IS i...:shea aoa moun;ed Wi Il can.
non.
The bridge suRop the Vistuls, between
Zsksolczym and y RAJ a, near the mouth
OF the EQs, is Ia Ike. mann r haishyd
Tastefe a'e pant as.nsd with a s. ear num-.
bgr oi baaefsss, IS a very Formidable
voTs.
The Rlssisn armies are coa.iog 10 tie
DIRECTION Of GTodao aud 10 tnsroi 8ielsk,
aioag the N5.ev aed The B s Tie head
9uarserstf onesof their divisions was Gu.
tbs iata . Pit ssk opaa the. ~ ew.
Ssaessl Bolaaioi IS sppe.a,ed govefnor
Of Thoru.
1be corps Ct The grzad zrmys com.
naaoded By marshal Mar,ter, is a3gsnc.
iEG; iiaasifs flght a, Sle5tin, is iefr al
hos.osk, sed lis he d qa4,,ers al AJAX
lan.
The gfenatiers Of the reserve Of geoS
ras Oudln2s are about 70 asriye a. Cas-.
TIN,
Ice dl,tsion Of cufassifrs, newIl foes.
sd0padsr The. couaaand Of g,n. Esragne,
iscS@ing 10 BeSlln.
she ltaiaa division Of ges. Lecehl is.
asas@bispg al NJ gdebusg.
Ice ce'ps Of he grand eoke of Baden
is'st oseit'o ina fogsa'gh viii b. abe.
ssNenser irto inc lioe. The hereditary
PFiaee has constantly followed The heai
qsaf'srs aud haa been present al every en-.
glgsmeos,
The Polish division at yosschek,
which has been osgan;srd at Eiage nau and
tooo ss'oas, is asL >,psiek forihe pup Sc
ct b~iog ciothed.
uis majesty has ordered regiaent to
% raised in she Pfassl&n states, beyond
Inc hibt; i will assemble al Mluas;er.
! ne prince Of Hoheuzollrrn Sigmasingeu
'sapponted colonei Of this corps.
a oivssian of TIE array of reserve Of
marshal helseralsn IS sci eff from Menfz.
he het4 u thss division is already arrived
al aaSdrhurg
Pe"ee with he elgc,or of Saxeny and
Posea.
al me princes of saxony have been
=. 1870 tbs confederation of tho
's messy has lisspproved of TIE levy
" e91ssiea i9ns lad a29u rae STA ss of sax
s0'oa, snd Sax Meinnasen. ard has or.
s,'ea what hash tn received 10 be rss,or.
~ iaese psieces 90 haviag been a, war
we Nsa fraaee, and h4vieg furnished no
.;Oa''ogent 70 Prussia, ousat nos 10 be sub.
J~.r LIZ @ war cont ibu,icns.
Inc srmv hastsken possession of he
.O41'rs OF MeckIenbusg. This is can
-, ,tbsaeaee OF the treaty signei At schwerin
NJ nv s''h OF Oct 1905. ly this treaty The.
ssr aSs q Meeklee5nfg had g ae'e1 ras.
IS, MS te'rllarv 70 he Russian troops
N nand d BY gen. I>olsioy.
D sssson assonsaes the Inhabitants Of
Poland kdoss no. freeze. The sun sp.
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pears every day and i IS still aulumual
weather.
The emperor sets off to.nightfor War
saw. &
2lera,,oria Dajlp annerttser.
SATURDAY, FEBRuARY Ia.
The Northern Nal had not arasysd
whev tass Paper svas Put TO PRES.

The following is from the Baltimore AME-
RICAN, a democratic paper. We are hap
Ply to see Een Of the same political stamp as
DUANE ztrQtrsaea to be, coming forward to
denounce The execrabie writings OF a man,
which the federal prints have long since de-
clared TO be aimed at the very foundations OF
civil order, and sowing dissentions among diff
ierent classes of our citizens, to.unnerve'the
energies of the country, lay Us proatfate at
the feet OF his master.--Amerlcans ! awake,
ye have suffered yourselVes$to res TOO long de-
lude1
{. A series Of numbers have recently ap-
peared in the Philadelphia Aurora, under tic
title OF 6 Politics .t5g. Formers the evident
object OF which is to induce the farmers cfthe
UnIted States to belleye that the American
merchants are hostile to the best interests OF
their coantry, and willing for the sake OF gam
to sacsihce every thing that is dear and pre-
cions to tie Union. What black heart and
deadly hostility to the prosperity Of this coon--
Try must the author Of those Numbers have
and cherish thus to seek to SOW dissention
through the l.sld~-to disseminate uniounded
Jealousies among class OF men respectable
lnlpeftsnt IN the scale Of society from their
numbers.
OF what mon will do We can only Judge by
what they have done, and the dispositions they
have sheWn. Taking it on the most moderate
calculations then, America has at least cause
to be on her guard, against Napoleon. She
ought TO be prepared. Nar!iGe preparation
IS not war. Should he turn upon this country
III an uhprepdred moment, what measure Is
there Wllch could save us from such a tGe-
menaous compound OF power and wichedness
what generals, officers, or disciplined sol.l-
ers, to oppose MS hosts What Statesman,
as ourEcaDinet now is, who dares even to think
OF opposing him Should that day come, the
detestabie tlinid counsels, which viii have
brought America to that ruinous crisis, will
tilSi, II TIE danger, a pretext bor t...s.ing tie
work. Il VIII say, " 1t is impossible to resist
with ahy hopes OF success and therefore it is
sbest to submit, without vexing tie con4ueror
by opposition. II the sun is ia ~, meres.i-
IN at noon-or i ttty be lighter than night
sach viii be the event, If we nave the same
1ounseiiofs IN the cabinet, or the same Iegis-
istors III congress two years more.
Peo2hEe's Friend.
DR. Bea',ie. who extracted the moria'
BAL Tom i21d Nilsson, was last week al
fetmoofi' lie had The bah with him
'noanted 10 an elegant case in the form oi
. va ca, which, suspended by w.tch
chs.', he carries IN his left fob. He has
refused thousand guloeas for This Interest.
leg selics.
[London pap. Dec. ~
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For The Ageranare DAILY ddoes6sef,
IA LYRICK ODE.

4 Y
sFAIREST Of maids, Virginia pride,
I've oft ihvok'd tie Nine,
My devious wanderings to guide,
And all my thoughts refine.
But now no more l seek tilei- aid
Do thou my soul inspire;
Do tnol. assist me, lovely maid,
10 tune my sounding Tyre.
Teach me to sing chose heavily charms
Which to t}yself bei0ng,
And wh,le | ieei loves sol. alaesas,
70 case my sou il song,
Blinerva's sense, Apello,s Wit,
Are both combit'd IL taee,
And yet 70 make thoe more coaap:eat,
CytAerea's ts.ce's sea-f
If thou posssst Of charms ike these,
Wiitiisten to my prayr,
GiYene tayseii, Us al Ssa,
Nor eriye s2le to despair.
Lssd&s rsss.
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D,NoIution Of Partnerhnlp.

~ He Copartnership Of Morley g Wrlsd,
1 WAS this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent, and ROBERT WELSH is duly authorised
to settle al the business belonging TO the
firm.
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7esebh Moxlsy,
RobeIt Melsh.

es TIE buGnefs III future viii be
carried on at the same place by ROBERT
WELSH.
Cccoquan, Jan. SO. FEB. III lawsw
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BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
(Vsa Nsw- 70, k.)
LONDON, December u.

Ia consequence St loformasion received
from Charleston, a depu;atian OF AmeSi-
eau merchants IS said 10 have waited on
lord Grenvi!ls yesterday, 10 receive instfuc-
lions wnh'respset 10 the line Of conduct
mos, praieGt 10 be adopted under The ex.
.is,ins circumstances. The answer runaor. .
ed 10 have oeen gwen was, that whatever
iaconyenirnce might have been exps,ieec.
ed, there was very little likelihood Of lis
aeiag Of loag daration. From this reply
/, may be iafesred, flat the differences
with America arc likely tosbe st'jusssd.-
We d3 aot desire war wiki America, has
we desire as little to see tia, system Of con-
cesston TO Is :neriea continued, which has
been aaspteo since the new ministers came
into power. What sish, has America to
expect concessions from Us? Have we re.
ceired any particular favor at her hands !?
Concessians FAUST be as injurious TO our
com mcgee as TO our national character. ----
81; Se confess We are ,ant without consi-
derab!e afprehensions g all tic talents In
the country" having shewn themselves as
lacanpetens to coaducs negotiation, as
TO caTfy,on q war. glte pigor and aecision
Lesters from the FRENCH eoas, OF she
l8sh lust. con finne to state, thar III all the
ror,s 70 The westward the uisnost eseftions
are using in the equipment OF psivateers
destined To capture neutral vessels bound
10 GhGsish ports and That upwards OF sixty
Of taeua were expected 70 put to sea in
few days.
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IN COMMON COUNCIL.
FEENUaay Goth, 1897.
ORDERE1,


THAT 1Iessrs, Preston. Powell, NEcKen-
nsy, and Russel, be committee to contract
for the building suitable powder house on
such part OF tnc poor house lot as may by
them be deemed nloet proper, unless uaex-
pectcd difficulties slcuid occur, IN which case
they nay.Tepoft IL cgpuci!.
o*dsred, That Bernard e ryan be appointed
, coln;ni 5sioner Tor hold;as the ensuing cleo
tioa in ward no ?, il piace Of Dennis Ram
say, resigned; and ttat Charles Midnight be
appointed commissioner for holding the e.
lection il ward No. z, ii Place Of Matthew
Robinson, resfgned
OrderSd, Fiat the Mayor be requested to
cause the powder belonging &c Tie U. States,
III TIC powder house, to be removed.
Ordered, That The street commissioner for
the southern district, do cause well to be
sunk ara a pump to be erected agreeably to
law, at the Intersection Of Duke and Patrick
streets, and That the czpence thereof be char
ged to the Southern district.
Ordered, E9at we'll BE sunk and pump
erected, agreeahy to law, at the intersection
ct Wilkes and Henry streets. nndcr the direc-
ton OF the street commissioner for the south
crn district, the expence 70 be paid by the
proprietors OF the four squares I'd Joining, and
the amount to be ailoWedin tiIeir taxes tortf.e
ensuing year
Te.te. JAMES NJ. MsREA, c. c.
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fran tie Xbroya.

.rE.NNcSYLy .G.accf.4 LOOKING UP.
We have particular qualification in stat
Ing 70 the@public that bill has passed the
house OF reprrsep ratives .! this eoEron.
syealtsa, apoFopria;ing the spm CT three
hundred thousand dollars. Cor ,ar ,construc-
tioa IF tie Csaal which is toconaec, the
,va:srs Of TIE Susqnesanha and schu} lkilI :
the proceeds en- tls- datiss Oh auctions ia
10 be received Ear ,his iaudsble add liberia.
purpose.
a Liahas also passed apFeoPriasing
three thousand dollars Sopards the essa-
bHshment ct 2 boianiea! esrsleo.
Ii the congtess ofthe dated States viii!
but gisc sqpal eneoarage raeas 70 the Gae.
sapeaae and DelaMare canal. which may
be fairly and froy coasidered as the link of
4 nati0Aal .7vesk The example as we'll as.
the utility, wall ). proud occurrssce for
the u. S.