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LOUIS PHILLIPPE'S LAST INTERVIEW
WITH TALLEYRAND.

Talleyrand was scarcely lifted from his re-
chnng position and seated on the edge of the
bed, when punctual as the hand upon the dial,
his Majesty, followed by Madame Adelaide,
entered the apartment. Ii was a study both
for the moralist and the painter, to observe
the contrast between these two individuals, as
seated thus side by side, beneath the canopy
of those old green curtains; they seemed
grouped as for the composition OF some histo-
rical picture. 1t was startling to turn from
the broad, expansive forehead the calm and
stole brow, and the long and shaggy locks
which overshadowed il, giving to -ihA-.s-s-'-,,
@crze-upun- inc roifired crown, well arranged
founes, the whole outward bearing, tant, soil
peu bourgeois of the King, who, even ut this
early hour of the morning, was attlred, accord
inc to his custom, with the utmost precision
and primness.
Despite of the old faded dressing gown OF
the one and the snuff colored coat, stiff neck
cloth and polished boots Of the other, the
veriest barbarian could have told at glance
which was the last ofthe mobiles" and which
the first citizen" Of the empire. His Ma
;estv was the first to break silence, as IN
etiquette bound to do. 1t would be diincuit
to define the expression which passed across
his features as he contemplated what miSa' pe
called the setting Of his guiding star. rernaPs
he could not himself have rendered an account
Of the next impression which the scene pro-
duced on the mind. :" am sorry, prince, %
see you suffering so much" said hes IN low
tremulous voice, rendered almost inaudioie oy
the extreme emotion. "Sire, you have come
to witness the sufferings Of dying man ana
those who love him can have but one wlsn' tna'
Of seeing them shortly at an end' This was
uttered in that deep, strong voice, SO peculiar
TO hinself and which age had not had the pow =
or 10 ouench, nor the approach Of death itself
been able to weaken. The effect OF lne
peech, short as it was preceded, and the tone
f reproach, calm and bitter, in which It was y,
conveyed, produced an impression winch W.
lot be soon forgotten by those who were pre-
ent.-United Service Journal.
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o,,,oge Negro Sam, the property OF Mr WILSON,
ne rricg county Kentucky, has been tried' iouno
~ and received sentence OF death during ,he Peson
~, of lie Christian circuit court, for violence upon
re nerson Of Mrs Hill Of lhs county But lew M
an he found in the history OF crime, OF wfecn
a. daring and persevering IN vllanous ehoi.s ~ az
,earo has been About one O'Clock az h'gn', uuN,g es
Iass DAVIS of April Mrs. Hill, poor woman' "no.e
fmlv consisted Of little brother, nine VI ven yJ
"a IA small child or two Of her own, was rouscl
e., hor seep By noise in her room She dsco'e..u
~" ~ erson was in the ROOM and called upon inc
;a,s,Je 10 state his object. The negro replea ~
,an,er that le her grounds to doup' O No.
.'"an In the same moment she ordered tne nesio
'.II,, and directed her little brother 20 i,gn.
w. The negro threatened the boy with dea'h y ne
E b,ht and Immediately proceeded 70 tne oeu y
Mrs HIN and being large and powerful man. ne oas,
~ acomnlshed his diabolca purpose upon 'ne $780,.
anJ resisting woman who is OF weak ana ueneao
wy THE negro then left the house, when .ne un-
Ia ,oma, barred the door, hoping to escape 'u''ne
"aPpg In short time however, the wretch ie.uinou
nj directed her TO open the door She oeegeu Nun
densr, He refused TO do so. ana pioceeut'e ~ ~
~. Jnr ,yhen she escaped from the mousse W so,o
the aoo,, ,o Nan that which the negro guarded he
e discoyered her from the glare Of WHO stIea"s
~ nI,n;nu which were flashing through the SKY, anu
Instantly pvrsicd her, caught her anu iorceo pei ~
omh6use from which place the poor woman We ss. ~
released til morning, aud perhaps ouy ~, Early in
,onnr the negro that she did not know nun. -, Z,
~ ,eo,nng she detailed the events OF inc mr. ,g @
w chose house she sought me N .n sorn
immediately chased caught, and odReu - ~ h.nn,s 70
which he broke 10 few days. ana sh',s ,;lcs from the
another neiphhohood, fifteen or WEI T,v few DAYS
.sssF e b. being e he Ss q
De wen - M thai hls (Dcason > no'he,, W..
:, 80 considerable distance a'o''' ,ns man start
sek and desired TO see hun ia laIess negro forthwith
ed TO see ts Mrs Deason became alarmed n sn
entered me n'ia;n followed and caught her MIS- yea
|, fed ihs large and strong woman, resisted 'n'
son oe Pluto long, with hope Of saving herssl, ITO.
modern an no purpose Of her assistant. but ;as
tn ",u ovsrpowered when the fellow left her S Soom
however, quickly secured, and now awaits ~ Ca
He is to be hanged the 7.h June.--iiops'"''"'
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The following lines from the July number Of the
Monthly Miscellany Of Religion and Letters, are cha
racterised with uncommon excellence and lberalty Of
thought and beauty Of expression.
TRUTH
As for the truth il endureth and is always strong it
liveth and conquereth for evcrmore Esdras, y. 49,
Theories. which thousands cherish, ,
Pass like clouds that sweep the sky,
Creeds and dogmas all must PERISH
Truth herself never die.
From the glorious heaven above her.
She has shed her beams abroad, s.. taHl
That the souls who truly love her an ....
May become the of God
Worldlngs blindly may refuse her,
Close their eyes and call it sight, ..#..#.
Learned scoffers may abuse her r3 ....... .-
But they connot quench her light. a
Thrones may totter, empires crumbe,
All their gories TO be-
While she, Chrstlike, crowns the humble,
And from bondage sets them free.
God himself will eer defend her
From the fury OF her foe,
Till she in her native splendor,
Sits en,hroned DER all below. r. G, w.
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POETRY.
The following beautiful verses were written by The
sweetest Of poets few days before his death.
. yt,t,

The following beautiful verses were written by The
sweetest Of poets few days before his death.
LAST VERSES.
When beneath the cold red earth am sleeping
Lies fever DER,
Will there for me be any bright eye weeping
That Pm no more
VIII there be any heart still memory keeping
or heretofore
Like full hearts break
When the swoln streams Ger erag and gully gushing
Sad music make,
Will there be one, whose heart despair is crushing,
Mourn for my sake !
When the bright sun upon tina. spot is shining
With purest ray,
And the small flowers their buds and blossoms twlning
Burst through the clay,
wan there be ono still on that spot rcPning,
Lost hopes all day
When no star twinkes with its eye Of glory,
On that low mound,
And wntry storms have with their ruins hosry
It's loneness crowned,
Win there be then, yersed in misery's story,
Pacing il round
II may be SO; hut this is selfish sorrow,
To ask such need
A weakness and wickedness to borrow
From hearts which bleed,
The walings Of to-day for what tomorrow
Shall never need.
Lay me then, gently in my narrow dwelling,
Thou gentle heart;
And tho thy bosom should with grief be swelling,
Let no tear start
1t were in vain, for time has long been kneing
Sad one depart
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