The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-11-11
less bright, or opr harvsss less plos,eou,.

less bright, or oor harv~sa less ploS,eou,.
ar our homes less dear. or our hearts less
lhanSinl than they were in years gone by.
ffava we not, on the contrary. as one wear
- added TO another of our sojonrn in this
pleasant land, greater aud still greater
cause, tn fall down before the Om,ipoten,
Eternal, the All Wise Disposer of Events.
from whose hand comes every GIFT that is
good and psrfect-at whose mandate Au.
tnmn retraces her yellow steps
Spring wreathes again her rosy brow
AMI summer respreads her dew bespangled
mantle? Have we not renewed cause for
love snd gratitude, and every other feeling
that Unite beings are capable Of rendering
to one Supremely Infinite?
Had we the power of eloquence-conll
we conlure the hearts blood M from lis
deepest well spring. to give new pulsa
'ion tn the feelings, To cause them 10 beat
wrh our own--we wonld do !, on the rs
cnrr"nce 'of this truly New. England Hol;
day'--when there is nnueht for show bu,
the full eye, ,nd tho fall hcar,--when the
memory goes back from old age and man.
mood TO infancy, and brings M dead pleas
nres and dead kindred To the habi,ations or
the living--whcn the CHRIsrIAN sons of
CHRISTIAN fathers. do fall down and wor.
ship their Creator in Sincerity and Truth.
Pa'riucset Chronicle.
LA FAYErrr.-- Extract of letter from
Henerai Ia Fayc'te To gentleman Of
fhilad"lphia, dated Paris, 9th Oct. 1870.
we persevere in our system OF nor. in.
tervention; but while we declare that III the
o'nernowers shall enter the territory ofour
heighrNSs, Tor instance. Belgium. Piedmont,
o. SPAN. by sea, We will immediately enter
u iiRewise, and in the contrary case. we
sha'i Ieave those neiGhbors 10 seite their
ow" anulrs. IL does not prevent lively
interest being felt in France for those who
,"iiow our example,. The independence of
nelgium IS one OF the fruits Of our Revolu.
ton. '0'''
"i on Will see upon the whole that we
are advancing in The path of political and
social civilization.
The wound Of Lovassenr is not We,
cured, but he is better"
NsvAL.-Thn U. s. Ships Eric. Cont
RouSsean. bearing the broad pennon, or,
Com. Elliott; Peacock. Cant. Mccall.
NatcheZ, Capt. Newton: Schr. Shark IL
Com. Webb, ana Snop Florida. IL. Com
Hedncy, were nj Pensacola. I2lh De, elI
well. The squadron were PREPARING for
cruIzc. The Peacock, i, is exnccted
would roturn to New York in n short tnnc
-.Nogfoik Beacon.
There WAS christian expression Of ono
OF 'hs MARTYRS TO his prosecutors. sYop
take life from me that cannot keen. md
orStnw lite npon me that cannot Lose
"h'ch - as IT You shnnll rob me of coup.
'ers' and furnish me with gold" ,
II is stated in tho Paris Anp,,es do Chi.
mic, that a few pinches or -four or snlohrr
thrown at shor, intervals upon tho Goals or
woo' burning in the fro place, will spoedi.
~ cxtingnish the most rapinc FIRE in \
chimney. wet cloth should be hung be
,ore INC hrc place. A pound Of snlphnr
mas ehcctnslly put out, in few minutes. a
n'e W tan Chimney. whom the flame rose
three or four yards above III. top.
VALUE or I'LL HEALPH.--A man. named
Martin, who had been sentenced IN de,,h
IN France. was respitcd for much longer
than the usual time, owing 10 the bad s,o,e
ct his health! The officer Of tho pr;son
having officially stated "tha, his ifn vo,ld
De endangered by bringing him out to sx
BuRYING ON SUspIcIov.--It IL ryop.
suslcct 70 Joke upon, but there is novelty
in the following:--
gentleman nf this city ,hc other lav
speaking TO another ofhnving attended the
'unrral OF one Of their acquaintance. wns
asKei IN The usual way Of exclamation--"I.
he dead!" He replied, 81 don't know
whether he is dead or not--bnt N all o
vents they have buried him on suspiciou ~
--Conslcilation.
Pretty |pomon.-'Of all other views.
man may, in time, grow tired: but in
the countcnance of women there is n
variety which sets wearincss Mt def
ance The divine right of beauty. saws
Junius, is the only divine right an En-
glls'lman can acknowledge, aud pret-
ty woman the only tyrant he is not au-
thorized to resist.
DUEL. A duel was fought on the
26th uIt. near Camden. n. ]. between
two young men, one of whom received
"A shot in the left breast, but was not
seriously injured. The parties names
are not given, but it is supposed that
one of them was from the upper part
of this state Newark Sentinel.
"A man has been 6ned in pittsburc.
Pennsy lvani1, $50 for horsewhippinc,
so as 10 draw blood. Mrs. Ann RoyoI