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For Sale,

a variety Of Fancy articles, Belonging to
~ the Convocatlon Society; also, an as
sortmrnt of COMBS md Mrs. Hamers French
and English CORSErS, by
Mrs. .9N.N'l w. EDDY,
At her residence, 3 doors East Of The Custom,
,angl House,
The Polynesian., 1840-08-15

gdNc liilu pClsOIl W MIL llliII, Dut IC uiCai
not but reigned happily and sloriously
many years. After him came another
king. who wished to reign as did his ia
ther: but they gave him The poison which
destroys the mind. He did not die for
men can cure the body, but the mind is
of God, and he alone can restore it. The
kingdom Of France is wrapped up in want
and misery, and who cares for that? The
king, and the king only. You weep, lady;
you think it is an old story' no, no, it
occurred but yesterday. DO. YOU know
what that poor king was once: The BEN
Anne; but now his people are weary with
misery, and they never speak his name
but to curse him. Wo to those monarchs
whose mlslortunes are counted unto them
as ieasts. But there are two. two who
have fearful record against them in hea-
ven. DO not say that one of them was
Louis of Orleans, for he lies in yonder
street welterihg in his blood, and God
alone can Judge the dead. And OH
added he with "a fearful shrek, edo not
say that the other was Isabel of Bavaria
for she is the queen of France" -.
The shuddering princess listened with
trembling and ihcredulous astonishnlent
10 these horrible, rawlings, while Isabella
stood half concealed by the ample folds
ol the WlndoW-curtain, with bowed head
and clasped hands, as if riyettcd with
horror to the spot on which she stood.
The deep and awful silence was broken
by approaching footsteps, and suddenly
large black reyhound dashed past Cath
arlne, and rushing up TO the king, licked
his pale thin hands with every mark of
affection. The princess pushed him aside,
and cndeavored to take her fathers hand:
but he drew it impatiently away, and
cIaspihg his arms around the dog, while
his face beamed with delight as on meet
ing with dear and valued friend, "My
daughter" said he reproachfully, 'this is
Wolf"
1t was time to depart. Isabella of .Ba-
varia raised her from the ground where
she had continued kneeling at her, father
! feet, and arm in arm they walked through
the long gallery which communicated with
! the queens, apartments without exchang-
ing single word, and shuddering as, the
carcssing accents of the royal .mapiac and
the joyous barking of his dog reached
their ears. When the two queens appear
ed on the threshold, loud cry was. heard
of, .'the queen, the QUEEN which reused
the youthful pages and slumbering men a,
arms from their lethargy. .Catharine start
ed as she met the dark and, flashing ewes
of an armed knight, whose scarlet plume
and scarf fluttered in the night wind. Is
abella frowned sternly as she noticed the
impassoned gaze of the knight, and the
deep bushes which covered the pale and
beautiful countenance of her daughter.
"What name dost thou bear, sir Knight
she inquired haughtly. -
"Owen Tudor is my name, royal lady,
answered the knight, gracefully bending
his knee to the frowning Isabella. 81
come from Wales, and have the homo,
of commanding the men at arms of m,
royal mistress, the queen of England" ,
"Daughter," said the queen, turning
careless y away from the kneelng knight
''have you ever heard the story of Louis
Of Bots Bourbon, who was brave knight
and true, and held in high estimation b,
The Polynesian., 1840-08-15

10 ner breast, ana COVere& her win tfle
most passionate kisses and most bitter
tears. At length she raised her head and
said: 'SMy daughter! it is proper that thou
shouldest bid farewell to tlie8king of
France, and shouldest beg thy fathers
blessing. A fathers age and a fathers
blessing too is ever sacred"
The young princess advanced towards
the old man who still stood by the table,
knclt at his feet; took one of his cnacia-'
ted hands in her own, gazcd fondly iii his
face, and said, in low ialtering accents:
Father, am your child, your little Cath
srine i have come to bid you "a long
farewell, and to ask you to bless me for the
last tlme." ..'' Co.,.
Charles VI. gazed with astonishnent
upon the lovely suppliant, whose mourn
ing dress swept the floor while she con-
tinued kneeling at his feet. =. He seemed
lost in thought, or about to seek advice from
some one near him. At last he started,
and said fearfully; " Are. YOU asking for
mercy; Well, you are forgiven" :,
"My God!' exclaimed Catharine, che
does not know me, he has forgotten his
child. Father, ,adled she, II am Catha-
rils, the Queen of England
Eyes" replied her father, 'tQueen of
England and wife of the Regent of France:
for God has put his seal upon my brow, and
there has been 10 king of France for many
long day, and yet am not dead" IT,,
''Father, dear father p burst from Cath
arine's lips in such hcartstgicken accents
that even the poor king seemed touched
by them. '.Do you call me father said
he. eyes, you are my child, my pretty,
gentle Catharinc. But why are you here,
what has happened? am always left
alone now, am very unhappy. Bat do
not tell the queen that you have seen me.
Poor child, why do you wear black, who
is dead in the royal house of France? Is
it your brother Louis, the DaupMn All,
he died long since, poison, makes quick
work. And perhaps. added he in "a
whisper, STOPPING over her, perhaps YOU
do not know that the queen, Isabella, has
gathered together many treasures at Blois
while the kingdom was plunged in want
and misery. Then john must be Dal-
phln; but no, they told me be too was
dead, and no one wears mourning for
him but his father. Oh, there has been
fearful misery in the house of Valois but
you, daughter, are happy, the bride Of
England's heroic king" ''Alas, alas p
replied the young widow, che too is dead,
and am of the fated house of Valois.
My dream ofhappiness is over. My fate,
to weep away my life in the cold cline
of England, and in one sad blow lose "a
Their, mother, husband, all that love. NV
son they have taken from me; he belongs
to England, and king, they tell me, has
no mother"
Charles stopped still lower as he whis-
pered: cit would he sad thing, methinks,
for daughter of France to be seated on
the throne of Lilies, and the Dauphin, her
own brother, prescribed fugitive"
"Have mercy on me, have mercy on
me, my father:'' exclaimed the young
queen, wringing her hands in agony ; 81
do not deserve your cruel reproaches.
expected pity at your hands. Tell me,
does this weeping, wrctched suppant,
clad in the livery of wo, look much like "a
queen of France. Oh father am Cath
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
SATURDAY. June G


The journal having been read
Mr.. KElM asked leave to make report from the
Committee on the Militia.
Mr.. BELL hoped leave would be granted. He
wished to that report
Leave having been granted
Mr.. kElM handed in report behalf of the
majority Of the said committee and
Mr.. TRIPLETT handed in report on behalf OF
the minority.
Both reports were laid on the table, and ordered to
be printed
And, on motion of Mr. DROMGOOLE, 5000
extra copies of both were ordered to be printed
Mr.. TILLINGHAST, from the Committee on the
Library, made report upon the memorial of NJ Alex
andre Vattemarc, suggesting apIan of interchange,
between States and nations, of works of literature
science and the arts and of specimens of the produc
tons Of different regions. Accompanying the report
upon this very, interesting subject Mr. Tilinghast
presented bill which with the report and accompa-
nying testimonials and evidences or the action OF
other Governments in relation thereto was on his
motion, received, laid the table, and ordered to be
printed
MILEAGE
Mr.. WILLIAMS, of Connecticut. from the Com
mittcc on Mileage, reported Bill TO establish uni
form system Of mileage for members of CONGRESS II
accompanied by report
The subject remains among the business tho
Speakers table.
Several resolutions were submitted by diferen,
members on this subject but successfully rejected
HINT TO THE POSTMASTER GENERAL.
Mr. STANLY offered TO present the following re-
solution which was read for information
Resoired That the Postmaster General be directed
place all correspondence between himself and his
agents the postmasers throughout the United States
and others in the fire proof vault of the Treasury
building that they may be secure the next time thu
post office building is destroyed by fire.
~ =, A. -
rule.
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But the SPEAKER said a motion TO suspend the
rule had already been made by the gentleman from
Virginia, MIR. Jones)
BY leave, the SPEAKER laid before the House the
following Executive communication
To the House Of Representatives..
herewith submit report from the Secretary Of the
Treasury, showing the progress made in complying
with the requirements Of resolution passed Februa
~ O. 1899 concerning the mineral lands Of the United
States. The documents he communicates contain
much important information on the subject Of those
lands and plan for the sale of them in course OF
preparation, and will be presented soon com
pleted M VAN BUREN,
suB-rREAsuRY HILL.
The rule Of the House having ON motion Of Mr..
JONES, of Virgins, been suspended, the House
again resolved itself into Committee of the Whole
the state of the Union, Mr.. Banks, of Va, in the
chair,) the bill to provide for the collection, safe
keeping, transfer, and disbursement of the public re-
venue
Mr.. RAMSEY, who entitled to the floor, adj
dressed the committee in favor of the bill until half
past o'clock And Mr. n. had not concluded
When the House took its usual recess
EVENING SESSION.
After recess the House met but for want Of quo
rum was unable TO do any business. More than an
hour was occupied in calling yeas and nays on mo-
tons TO adjourn, and on call of the House but
despairing Of success, the House adjourned
Mr.. RAMSEY, not having concluded his speech,
has the floor whenever the Sub-trcasury bill shall
again be taken up
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AUCTION SALES.
GROUND RENTS

A II TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of de-
N cree Of the High Court of Chaneery of MARYLAND
tie undersigned, Trustee will sell at public auction
on MONDAY, the 9Th day of October, at O'Clock r.
NJ. al the Exchange, in the city of Baltimore one IN
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