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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-02-26
20 1T Il Y.
DIRGE OF A CHILD.

Yes, thou art gone, ere guilt had power
To stain thy cherub soul and form
Clos'd is the soft ephemeral flower
That never felt storm
The sunbeam's smile, the zephyr's breath,
All that it knew from birth to death.
Thou vert so like form of light,
That heaven benignly called thee hence,
Ere yet the world could breathe one blight
Der thy sweet innocence
And thou that brighter home to bless
Art passed with all thy loneliness.
Oh hadst thou still on earth remand,
Vision of beauty, far as brief,
How soon thy brightness hadst been stand
With passion or with grief
Now not sulying breath can rise
To dim thy glory in the skies.
We rear no marble DER thy tomb,
No sculptured image there shall mourn
All filter far the yernal bloom
Such dwelling to adorn.
Fragrance and flowers and yews must be
The only emblems meet for thee.
Thy grave shall be blessed shrine;
Adorn'd with natures brightest wreath,
Each glowing season shall combine
It's incense there to breathe;
And oft upon the midnight air
Shall yiewless harps be murmuring there.
And oh sometimes in vision blest,
Sweet spirit visit cur repose,
And bear from thine own world of rest
Some balm for human woes
What form more lovely could be given
Than thine to messenger of heaven
From the UheeHng Gazette.
BLACK AND BLUE EYES.
The bonny eye of brilliant black,
Where Cupid turks in view,
May have its charms, but can't attract
Like that Of liquid blue
The one all joy, all life, all light,
Shines on you with its blaze;
And woe betide the luckless wight
That comes within its gaze.
The other mildly beams with love,
And sheds softer ray;
And Ike the ether pure above,
Dlssolyes the soul away.
The black eyes burn-the blue ones melt
know too well their power;
And ought to know, for have felt
Then magic many an hour
The black may dazzle-but the blue
Oh who can stand before them
Before those orbs of heavenly hue,
And not in soul adore them
Altho' the last may spirit lack,
They yet the heart subdue--
bow before the eyes of black,
But kneel to those Of blue.
FL HASSAN
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/ der Is hose administration your p9hc on
Iuet has bern lo1tnrsd AID dre,ied. tiey
eIpice thai son have made IT appear ih
me Satisfaction. 81 tue lpeople al iir utled
States hat tie utmost styrritv If scrutiny
ragld asi fix TN You any act +" lF IA MS ei=
thei criminal. caipable, dishonorabl-, 81
improper IA he judgment Of he people.
We j therefore, - the name Of your TEL
klpW citizens. niIo constituted rs taeiF com
f1iiier, AID by their directions, hail yon as
tfne VINO has passed Tie GerJ ordeal OF ,ln
diciise prosecution, not only nnhuri, bni
bflghienrd l. exalted IN public opinion, J.
iaflie you Ia pariake al pubic dinner,
which the} intend To give, Al Browns iio-
lei, IA Saturday next, for the purpose OF
enabling them tu rejoice via their Juror
ite chifI, AT Tie honorable and Characteristic
result OF hls bal aud hs aHgueStioHub1e
moral and Uirtuoi acqaiiai, insonneh that
Ia" Whole people are ready TO say to you
ia the Lnguagc Of Holly Wit, " Well done
tIloa good aed faithful servant, thou hast
been fdthfd over II few tainss, fee Will
make thee ruler over many thing"
70 which invitation the Commodore re-
Piled a. follows:
MrnlDIAa IllLL, Sept. ist 1925.
Gentlemen inreply 10 the invitation .on
have done me the hUuor IL present On be
btlf of The citizens OF Washington, | beg
have TO make some explorations, which |
n,tt,r M, all " III n.rtt ia, II favorable re
erplun, aud satisfy them of the rroprlety
Of the course of conduct have marked out
tur myself
1t i not unknown to you, thbti have
hren nd cpnIe hned, aud am now sui
frrog Punishment by lac sentence OF d
Ceut Martial.
10 be CONDEMNED 10 a state Of id'rncss,
under the most tsorahle Circumstances,
would be painful lo ne, as one To which
hase never hrrn accustomed ; but 10 be 81
condemned for TIM high crimes aud mis-
drmcanprs ~ iih which | have been charg-
ed, aud the Court has found me GUILTY,
however dspropnrtInned the duration aud
the nature oi my punishment, may be To
the onenre. ci"tb ed, render 1t infinitely
more lksomr.
II nas my bonndrn duty, and IT certain
ly Was my ardent de sire, - my 3" hoIe con-
duet tIlro life vii prove, TO give the most en-
tire satisfaction 10 the goternmens,in theex
ceuilan of all the orders which had ever
received; but having unhappy t"lled to do So
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NOME.iS 'EFC.

COMPLIMENT TO CON- PORTE
We ht>r been favored hy the Comm
tee with cope, al the suhjo,a'd pr"ce'
inss aud correspondence respecting q
proposed public Dinner 10 Commod'
Porter. Val. Int
At public meeting held at Brown's 1
trl, IN The Ci'y of Washington, on W,l
nrsday, the 3Ist of August, 1879, for i
purpose Of considering the propficty of
fling 10 Nnmmodole DAVID PoRrER,
the Ua,,d States Navy, public diar
by MY q lrs,ifslag II him Y TO the wo
the very high aud undlminished este
AID confidence which HE citizens oi " q
j. ston enl,itain for hn rs an lndjsId'
md repa,r il bin IA public oli'e"r-d
PnnIp STUART VAS called To the Oil
AID JGnEMIAn ELKINs, Esq was appo'
ed Secretary. WherenpUa, II Was unal
muusly resohei--
Isl That the persons constituting I
merting, entertain the hIahret esteem a
Admiration for the exalted private wor
and TIC glorious aud tlllhtai pubhc SERVE
al Commodole HAvID PORTER: and,
II testimony Of their nndmini,hed con
dec in his virtue, patliuiam, and deN"
IN 10 his cou0try'5 cause, that he mvit
To accept Of pubic dinner, Ia tie given
a Compliment 10 hi n, at b owns Hot
On : .turday the 5rd Of Sept. next
ii. That Ge.eraI Pm STUAeT, I
llEyRY AsnroS, ADD joins CRAFT,
E~a. be committee 10 communicate
Com. Porter the m,italio" # the me"tiE
aud 10 make The necessary arranSemet
for tbc dinner
Pursuant To the above resolutions, t
committee waited on Cnmmad"re Port
% Thursday The Isl Of SrFlrmbrr, al q
n'cl1ck, Z. n. aud communicated To N
The Invitation of the meeting IN the folio
Ing terms:
CoMMoDoRE PORTER 4 number
yoar fellow citizens, who haze, tor ~
Aforementioned u very high personal
gard for YOU indiridpalhS and The high
admiration for the glor,ons career at y
paL'ir life hav, hrheld with painful suli
tude aud deep anxiety the very Iona 'e'
al, and II h~ome course al In'esllBati
which has ltren pursued towards yea
the Count ol Inquiry aad Court Maui
lately held il this City, upon your othc
conduct. Without pretending u denoud
HE courts before which .yon have been
ragged, or to condemn the Executive {
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alter his sIrrarlirr, = hitter US drh'efed
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s,ailaad II proved 81 BE- lfem hrf liver
aud stated ihu - sban Il ne alter wing
b.f. he hid from Becsssiiy, cohird.tra !"
t,tHnt ,,.ht. and Il al hrrn ihtoNu ini" pr
s,f q - The sam tisir eairea'ins her, as
she 4lurl his feg1fd, II fslit'e him hohi
, al. ..i,4 "a uBwW lhy. The iufhlal gul
li-fr,i II uni, to thr Dictates OF her love,
act al MIA al the motpy she could pro-
.cn-,. - g.,e Inn liberty. II an lnelome@
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III pftce al her destination, WIN y ~
4 feeble stef,she pfaee, drd up Yards ~ the
l,fier4r4l ,llfrl, bit fopni il Impossible u
atlvanrr. owing To an immense crowd ol
people Ia eithrss tn panisliptnt a. a s'lm
nal She stopped On = staus icadl1g Ia 4
slln,, an ,nsolab.miE ior3los her tSts "
on llte /, 5or nI,lrh. wrIinng npdfr the
last Of ; excrulioncr, behrli the ohlrrt ri
her tender soli,itadr. A large lldcard
maa placed upon ais b,ra'a inhma'l"s th4i
H.. nnu,shmrnl :, ~ for III crinr Of tbef.
In A stat ofin-euslb,lity 50 sank Htn the
at.n, Of me of tn bt-sttulr,s. tra-"u
.,rrg an dapne1 - 1er 1Irknard tuigd.
aaI. At lais rnament, she i, 10 be .een wan
d,rng ~ hrr aaI,se ,dpgc. an affecting IN.
tl.tlse ul the bhsest ,iilpJ tIddirAfhb
yer unsuspeetinS lnnoren'r.
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iee.
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hirih.
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snmhFrs,
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ataFHt
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--We"pfpr the young, tne beautiful, The dead
-hisa custom among the Nonre 10 sing
the hri lei song when the funefhl Of an an
married woman is borne from her hume.
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From The ". Eneiand Gaiory.
MIR OWEN, THE REFOKMER.

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vi assurance, tie should ha'f beea, and
90 doubt wiz, sulIieieui IL exan"faie ~"
fFam this rhnge. Tbeu. " whfrein hftp
I of. nded Z" AL for What AMI luiai led
Is II for appealing Ia ~ itlipw citizens I'M
,lef areasatipH | haNf followed, only, the
example al ihose exalted lar above me. IN
the public decision, ! have sought Tor a so
lace for thai Justice which | believed was
withheld from me. felt myself gnadei
almost 10 desperation under supposed
wrongs, and sought u save my hoour at
every risk. | have saved il, and an con-
teal nhale.er rsil may befai nr.
Viewing the gahject n al is bearing,
aud having il siow nlterlor consequences, /
think | coaIl not consistently and SAFE
~ hrcone a participation, aud join in aoy
feslisity that might, by the most forged
construction, be attributed to an expression
Of an opinion, opposed 10 the course { the
prosecution or the sentence Of the Court.
As an expression of the appreciation of
my fellow cItlzens, j shall ever hishiy appre-
ciate your invitation, and The more ~, as
coming from community with when
have been associated for the last ten YEARS,
and which, wherever my destiny may lead
me-, will ever be held ia my iondest reeoi-
lection and interest.
Excuse, Gentlemen, the length Of this re-
ply. " hich became necessary II enable me
Ia explain fully my reas"oS for declining
the honor Intended nr, 10 guard M "a TIE
one hand agaloat aoy opin'on "f self con
demnalion which sboald rteder me ~ my
own eslimation unworthy aud o. the o.
tler, Ia avoid any charge III amy unneces'
sary fIstldlD snrss.
have the honor To he, gentlemen, your
very obedient servant,
ID. PORTER.
GIN STUART,
Coz. AsnTos,}
RlR. GKAEFt. }
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From he Boston Patriot
.IllN1US.

There i extracted from Il liverpool pa
per, aud g"ing the rounds of GUY uwn, auo-
ther idle sto'y respecting the authorship II
JuNlrs'5 itH,rS. II is dlFtc asserted u
st,oaE tcrms, thd the late Lmi Sack, lie,
,i,aS lord Grallrr Gcrmain, Va, tine VII
ter "i THESE celebrated aditr-s", t. the Ilng
aud people of England. The tnus is 81
Improh ,h'r ~ to BE- scarcely pessthl- Tn
motives asslsard for his whiting than are
Inadequate. Pl'tll5 schoh. ship aul H'cra-
~ t,lrat out Of The question. there j, too
much knowledge If lex matters, aud Of
the iatrlior aud erit,io, II thr court, and.
30" and hen, too nnrh uniui DAINTY TO
spu'F from I'M heart and beam Of The Mn.
dru htr0.
f'ke every thing into consideration, the
ilnrs, Tie accumulation and 4. sr4.liion of
~ cuneo and fllIlps ot The thee 4 pica-
ne gaN'rnet- u TIE 0tlluu, tnr aterary n.
hdiJ at the writer, and his PnWec of talry
lnS such an extraordinary correspondence,
amidst the krcarst e, ,ianagr, without de-
lt'aen, a. probable Clus Ia Il, are facts and
circumstances that compel us To book high
~ up thin Lord Sachyilie. Beside, had
ihis neN iIedsel nohIeman a stock of repu-
taha1 81 gr'al that hr could ~. / Ia throw
II 1nln tAe sinking fnnI of obti,ina--.u go
dnsh Ia TIE grave without d,,cl.,si tue
sretci I" any one2 There were hui two
Pfr'"oa&es in Eaglant who cnuId afford
such a dyrelietln1, our nr y dalp was Lord
heo' ieh, a.,d NJ IL entirely ont If The
question. Win Nhtt confidence Ia, il bven
asserted. that sr Pallhp Francis vas the
ahit"f ui t"ose I,us,s, Wh,n i's impossi-
oit'Y, IN ane instance. was so zhtrln..
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MrscHnh
rlE VInrraus AyIrr.

THE tiltlGDDS WIFE.
Translated from He Ger@an by n Stadeat
Whosae,er has gained ylrluoA wife,
possesses treasure ot Intrinsic norih--a
.pa1r of biah,r value lhan tdl must costly
pe,1.
such treasure had Rabbi Ntir, the
greai teacher, ATTAINED. He sal, oo The
: ,hb lh IN thu synaS"gl c, inslructins Ia"
prapIr. H., the aaan Tine. Death, ehp IL
tea aims his poisonous shafts against the
i8Gtot breast, AID spares tae #srI aud ia
fi4n, did, h} al NFeeted sboa,, deprive
tnr ttfrnis ftvn Gaodly sors, ba'h Vrrr
81 au haud,nne shapc,--bo.h, h5 talhet's
car, enliSntrned - tn ltw.
lis part,scr lnekrd al hrst on the be
re.Nement With Tn ircauS5 ui 4 trudet
uplha IL, 9,an her liriy sbarr pc
dnu,inait Z ln The duties al the Wif', eaeh
lRsh Ni-h Was buried AnN.ousto ave hel
hushan { ga tuoee PanSs which tpo sud
d+n ,,n,"i dsr OF hrs -, n,gt e,rtte, ,hr
moved the bodies 'd hel ans into her
chambrr; a,i them nn nrr bid, aud with
whlte draperp concealed ihrn.
T. tt evening, Rh9 AIlrr returned,
VIM with efHhei's foad sotcttn L., ,uqoie-
"a >" n.,ere arr my saa' that | ,ua4 ~"
to thral tn, ht~sonS -
Thy uc que 20 the synagogue &c
pi,sti ais M,te.
4. lacked aronnd .nhrlp thrf.. Ia .xnee.
,t,,,a. fth.i, cannon. b.,I .,, th.ua ,,,I -
raj6Nled The RabaL
StN-.A,,.h.,l Inn - c,blpt of VIM, he
"A tA.I.,rb IT a.l.n#r I'm. IA
bath, / ark an a. askei,
&" WAsre are nl WAS th,f tht, mas al,o
d.inL .,ln,.t.,kr'ofn my bles,iag ~
- ,gb,.v ara. moi fac F." .h,. s,uI. a,d ,Iah.
,ag t. ch ,nge the optrrt ri IN. thoughts.
W., .,,.,ly mud nr.n.,,d iha,, .,.1,i,,g
n,al oi Iii, he DID pnta.e. and ni,,,.
Tank IN. W.T., tim, sunk.
"R ,bli, perma M taa4k ,onr inas.
men Ia a cause uhch macn concerns me.
A fr, years y,nre a person gave INTO my
ere some ievcls these ! received with
piasne, watched lhrif SAFETY With an anx-
ilu4 mial, contemplated With pride th,lr
worth and d,r,d Al length II ,,.w u.cm
a. a., oan, " Aca N al ua,xpeeird hour.
n ,.,-..,..,f,r j. a,nt nh, !, his ,n..,..,,
name, daia ,l,an u, ,.l.,,d el,a.se. ,aul
e.tore these gvn, 10 MIN -
NV ulre oueh, nof first 10 inoIirc
thu sah HNhhi Nru wilt tho4 dray
rrrurnng 10 ia. Owner ,a,n On. ill.,, ne
.at, lent tle, p
"Oana,2 ansN cred SIR. "ititi4nni.isis,
+ do -bat would not return them with.
tot thy Auontcd5r."
s." teen 'o,,Ia'''A lim IL The chamber
W He'd titN.,ii aaA rruluStA frum He
dbl t.,i,es la,n .o,rl.as.
0a a., saus a. Sun. cried the f..
.a,t, IA the iuilnrss 81 N. g,iri-,ln 6nd
yoa tb5st savrDoa he, ,.dl5htrned
ysar annlal ,,es IN the, law, X hooked M.
a. y"nas tn ,oa,c~nf ,pf dcclmius years.
N.,eo oaa sadIlru, | h,d ,,rIf Let,,l of
YOU
H. "-nra from hjo wishing 10 conceal
%" agitation of@r miad, lat rsossa at
ha,,ta by the Y'oleure Of bi- gret, she sc,z-
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abide by IFS detlsun II others, 10y rIeIS'
complaints wish 10 induce the beiltf that it
Is not Sufficiently severe, or iceI that u.elr
conduct trqolre a Justification or apo'ogy,
be th"ls the Labor al justify lns IL envy
them not the task, ~ the honor they " al
acquire by the performance.
81 snGmIufae patiently and prndently,
to my punishment, tie idea IS not enter
taiaed HAL feel myself less worthy no"
Than before my srntence--lar irom II. My
conduct 10 the altar ct Fuxardo, has been
said IT, have rsinaied IA IAN anxious dis
position Ia maintain the honor aud advance
the Interests ot tue nation, and OF the ser
vice. for v hioh il is Impossible thai cauid
he punished. Ny publication, 1t has been
said, proceeded, tum ia unworthy mo-
IKE, Y Il IT course, hnd' strNiub al pnnl,h-
ment ; dIscaiul, and hd,e ever disclaim-
ed, any" disrcspeet" to any one aud, IA
1npimg the rule which has been resofted
10 on the p"f, Of TIM accusation, should
be he besl jaisc # MY VMu lnteations.
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SLEEPY ADVENTURE.
From the .Atn ioi6 .3mtFfCf

IIOW tNp .NtW lUIh .IWtFltIIH.
Between the hours Of 10 and l2u' einci,
on Monday evening, MIS-. -, d her nirce
of the Bp"e,y, having rrlI ed Tor the n'3ht
to their ruum IA the third story, were a
harmed by the falling IN OF sash OF t.leir
window which looks overan alley that seP.,-
rates the building from the adioiuino holse.
Mrs. -, aisiog her head, discovered to
her no small Consideration, through the IN
disinctness of starlight, Il strange man SIT
ting yc.y composediy by the wadoN'
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other, have ever received any exn,...
o.ner lin of Tie M 81 diaptii.u an.
ald polite kiad. hste addressed a..
AL 81 t1e.a, AID -, in the s,nr he, "a 81
irrins IF lb1t respect, f." llcA naiu,,U.
from 81 habtuai d., utua Ia tia. l.. -
insfitutiaas al auf common ,nt,,t,.
feature of which Is IN my esiimal,sn
valuable as thai which secures 49,.
rights and privileges Of the iudit idn.I -"
rights and pr IL sr>, d, fu,d ty ue5''
siiiuIon, aud knnwa las, aad sol st.l
deprnd upna tie prejudice and pss,i.,a..s
few lHdn ilalld: rights and pu,llrz,.r'
promutc Which 10 Ia promote ihe mir,
anh honor oi lie Udian. With ihe~.
pressions have approached the sl.i. ~.
lhoriiies, net "a F1rsi1a Princes. ba,
brethren nf oIe great political fam,
whose fair came has already attracted a.
admiration Of every civilized oouatty. al
whose example has I'D 10 tie estsL.i.1
meat of liberty in South America. ami
promises Ia aid IN its final exten-i,n al
permanent establishment throurhaut ~
nttinn of the Notld. Such /. siitnf,,.'
should not hr sperted with 4 pubic rIr
Ger resolved to act The part Of a bid ns,
when he has lost the c tarlcter Of a NJ,
one, may snmetimeS perhaps, inuocerllg
amuse himself III attempts 10 pas, oil H..
Turbulence of his laundering Not#l5 Lac
force and the frenzy of his party I'd t,r
fir hiit when he thus writes hiinsplf INTO
great passion about nothing, aud when =.
permits himself 10 utter threats in thu C.c,.
of such Institutions, ADD grasely appeals ID,
his comrades and =" co-wnrkrt,o and say.
unto them having exhausted The ara.
ment We will now stand by oar arus = ~
(the propl") III, oluntarily c,ll To mind tb.
lu5rrou5 idea Of leentlnusnrSs personti,b
in the act of i" tHeakiog justice by thu no.e
and the babe heating thr pursr = AID il bt-
comes grave question to determine WIN
Their to smile or be serious at such eceeu-
tricilles.
Wishing your ExceIlency health and req,
poet, have Tie honor io be,
EDMUND Z. GAINES,
.Voj. Gen. Comdg.
To his Excrllency G. VI, Tnovp,
Gotonor ef Georgia.
".seS"--
Liberalify. -An additional trait If excel
Ienec IN the Nations Guest, will be seen by
the following letter Thc Mrs Parsons i.
the widow of the person y hG Was killed by
the bursting of d gun al A"burn, dnrng Inc
firing which took place on the >lsil OF Gen.
Lafayette 10 that town.
WA5HISGTOH, Aug. 81, iG25.
"NY DEAR SIN: much reglct the de-
lay II NY aDsWtr to your KIDD letter, J nle
18th, aud also thu circumstances winch
have deferred the condolng trib6tc Of yui-
pathy to the unfortunate Mrs. Par,uos, as
VII as the transmission of small oher +,
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More than Million of Dollars.
Ths abps" 49, annnal pensions paid out
Of tie consolidated fnd, aud Of course
are exclusive Of any public appointments,
commissions, o. places, Sc.
Qu5cc Gus.