Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-01-06
ULTIMATE DISSOLUTION OF THE
SOLAR gFgTEM


Th iea Of the Ultimate Dissolution Of the so
lar system has usually'becn felt as palniul. ana
fOrcibly resisted by philosophers. When NsH.
ton saw no end 10 the dennging effect Of dc
common planetary peF.nbaiioas, he called ioF DE
special interference 81 she Almighty % aver Ihs
catastrophe; aid great was the rejoicing ehsr
the recent analysis described memorable powei
Of conversation in our systems constituent phe.
Domsna; bot after al, why should i be paiaiIlll
Absolute pernaneDce IS visible nowhere around
rs; and Ihe factof change merely iniifnsles that
10 the exhauslless womb Of he future uHeYolved
wooders are in store. The phenomena referred
70 would simply point 70 The close ofone mighty
cycle in The history ofthc solar oFb>-lhe passing
away of arrangements have fulfilled their objects,
that they might be transformed INTO neR.-Thas
is the periodic pata Of plant perhaps The essen.
tiaito is prolonged life ana when the indiyidu-
al dies and disappears, fresh aud vigorous forms
spring from the elements which composed it,
Mark the chrysnlisl Ills tbs grave OF the worm,
but The cradle pf the unborn insect. The bro
ken bowl viii vet be healed and beaalified BY the
potter, and ayoce ofjoyiul note sliasakcn one
day even the silence of. the UNI NAY, what
though al should pass7 What though the close
ofthis epoch inihs history Of the solar orb, should
be accompanied, as some by a strange fondness
havo imagined, by the dissolution and disappear
ance Of al those shining spheres Then would
not o,ir universe not have failed in is functions,
but only been eathcredup and rolled away, these
functions being complete.
That gorgeous material framework wherewith
the Eternal hath adorned and varied tho abysses
Of space 10 only an instrument by which 'he my
rIads ofspifits borne upon is orb may he lo.i Of
their origin, and educated Cor mare exalted being
and time may come when the veil can be drawn
asidc--wicn spirit shall converse directly with
spirit, and the creature gaze without hindrancc
on tho cflulgcnt face OF lis Creator; but even
ihen--no, not IN Tint manhood or full MATURITY
Of being, will our fetied vault DO forgotten, o.
itspurc inhabitants permitted 70 drop away.
4 Their reality may have passed, but their re-
membFance will 1--we forever. The tenderer and
the more haIlowtd. that the grave HIS enclosed
and umbalmed their objects; and no height of
excellence, no extent Of fnnTe greatness viii ey.
er obscure fiia yividness Of that irail but loved
infancy In which, as now, We walked upon the
bonnieous earth, aud fondly gazed upon these
iar-ol orbs, deeming That they whisper from their
bright abcdes the lidings ofmaR's immortal des-
tnyi
March 81 Inisiiecl. - Exiiact Of letter from
a newly lady. who had finished her edu-
cation 1t fashionable boarding It was
writsento school-maic.
II was masTsd ten weeks ago. Ne and my
dsssshusband has removed into the country; Too
miles from any house. We have no market to
30 tc--but have 70 lay in our provision by the
barL My Ja,nichure Is much finer than most Of
my ssators. MY husband and ms agree rsrry
as Jet NE have not had no quarrel, and in
most thinkgs no thinks HksIdo i allowl done
well n mafYfag, for We atc iauchuaiiy happy
Hin aud nit could 1.-Two forever together, md
neither Give Tho other MistehOlatn word, SC.
Sc
N Up. 8. Ibaye not looked into book since
my wedding day. MY husband ii tho whole
world % ns--ii Gun phase him, nothing eis
shalf trouble me.
uWhat times wo used 10 bar al Mrs. ------'s
bounding schooI--such labor in studying Latin
and Logie,an .8lgsbray and Music, Ineyer
could SEQ the use oft
s'P. s. | advise you to cit shut Of your single
blossedacss as soon Us you can. How Jritg~
old maids u. Write me the FIRST oppsrfanify.a |,
Resiacky journal
QUEEN VICTORIA.
The young Queen Of England is the q obssrs.
cd 81 al observers" II Is said that very ex-
romantic affair has been discovered in
relation g her, which greatly scandaliscs the old
silcklcss tor etiquette, but cxcitcs the waimest
enthusiasm ofall the young and ardent spirits Of
Europe.
During the roign of her predecessor William
ili., II WINS discovered that the then lovely prn.
cess mad formed very strong attachment 10 d
young noblemar, bfanch Of an old Anglo-Nor-
mum family, On this discovery, great sonsa.
ton took place IN the court circles The Young
nobleman wes immediately appointed to i high
slnalioI.in the government OF IIindoslan. The
princess was inc0nsolabie, but sud
70 these who interlered with her feelings. aifl
blde my fine" She has done SO. The first
thing she did after her accession to The throne vas
g send out one other ships ofwar, with impera.
I'VE orders Tor the young nobleman 10 return. At
iirst the motive Of tho caprice was not exactly
known. Itsoon leaked out, by means of.a con.
lldanie. The vcssel with the Queens iayorite
Is now on her return 70 Europe, and the secret
court circles Of England are thrown into the
highest stale Of excitement and CONSERVATION ii
Ihc inpefious yolion Of tho young Queen. BY
law she u prohibited from marrying d subject.
even o. the highest rank, but The youthful aoger-
eign says that her heroic predecessor, Elizabeth,
i her pattern, and il tho law prohibits her from
enjoying the same liberty which II allowed to ev-
cry subject lea tho law DO changed.
Such i the state Of things III sAe lust accounts.
This guslous piece d court gossip comes 10 Us
through private letter from Pafis, dated Oh the
Slsl Ociober.--M Y, Herald.
Fsmdie .Modssiy.---Y We do not know 10 whom
we ought 10 giyu credit for the following neatly
written scrap;--,' Perhaps few iemale graccs
have sush captivating powers as nodesty. Ills
ona of The n,osi dlstnaushinp and attracsivo rhaS