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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-02-03
Washingt0R.
Correspondence Of the HERALD


WAsHrNe ON, Feb. /, 1872.
Funeral Of Mr.. Dixon-Board OF Exchequer.
The Senate met at IL O'Clock, for the purpose of
attending the funeral ceremonies Of Mr. Dixon, late
aSenator from Rhode Island. nt
The Committee of Arrangements, pall.bearers,
and members, attended at Mr. Clements, on Cati,ol
HILL the late residence Of the deceased at IL o'clock,
A. NJ, at which time the corpse was removed, in
charge of the Committee OF Arrangements, attended
BY the SergeantatArms of the Senate, the Senate
Chamber, where Divine service was performed Al
precisely IL o'clock The Chaplain to the House Of
Representatives, the Rev. Mr. Mafi,, performed the
service, and the Rev. Mr. fusion, Chsplaio Of the
Senate, preached most appropriate, eoq uent. and
touching sermon, from Isaiah Xiv, g." Blu, We are
al an unclean thing, and all our righteousness are
a. filthy rags, and we all do fade az leaf. ard our
lniQuities, like the wind, have taken us awsy.n
The funeral procession was then formed. and il
moved from the Senate Chamber to the railroad
depot on Pennsylvania avenue, where the BODY was
delivered the relatives Of the deceased. at the
special request to be transported for interment to
the place of his late residence in the State of Rhode
Llaad, in the following order --
The Shapliins Of both Houses.
Physicians mo attended the deceased.
COMMITTEES Of Arrangements:
u
MIR. HUNTINGTON, Mr. DueHASAS,
Mr.. WRienr.
Pail-Bearers:
Mr.. Cay, Mr. K,,c
MIR. CLAYTON, Mr.. ByRRmS
Mr. STURGEON, Mr.. Payy1tss
The Family AMI Friends OF the deceased.
The Senator and Representatives frvn the State Of
Rhode Island and Providence Planta-
tioas, as mourners.
Inc sergeant ct arms Of the Senate ofthe United States
Tne scnste oil the United States preceded by the Pres
dent protempore, and their Secretary.
Inc gsant az arms OF the House Of
The House Of Representatives preceded BY their
aud Clerk.
Inc President Of the United Statea
hr WERsrsR ON his right hand and Mr. sryxoKr on his
left
Mr.. UrsHrR and MIR Wicxuryrx
Chel Justice and Asseca'e Justices Of the Supreme
Court, and its officers.
Citizens and Strangers.
Il is understood that the Select Committee of the
House of Representatives are to report a bill for a
scheme Of finance this week. The precise features
Of the bill have not ranspred. but il is said that the
provision for dealing in exchanges is stricken out
that the authority for issuing three dollars Of paper
for one OF specie, is changed as to limit it "a
dollar for dolar--and that the number Of sub
agencics lie prescribed at ten IF this shall be the
character Of the bill, it will probably DO carried
The whigs, part Of them, at least will take il az
the best thing they can get, and many Of the demo
Gratis will support it on the same principle.
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Cleared.


se:fis Co.
Marion sss:.ss S:mi Ls:s: Hsn s9n r!see e
Sc Sss selma >nS Mob e. sa'sss cesrSss
Asd Thon ssniord Wilmington, Compliance
Ship Henry Clay sehsive: from st Pte,burr via El.inors
S:.IS IL: . &
Ss;sss Orleans. and 10 day.
s.. s. New ss with
:iS S.I. win
Buky 3on uit lat IS 49, lon7 49, ship sutton hence
Brig s.vsnnah shapter days from Savannah cotton to
Dre Phur oane. days from Savannah cotton to Dun
A, seSr P E%SIem f ss: e.. York River
General Record.
Sur MARros, Of 81 Ions burhen built in Kingston Mass
am
the srns goth ii aFeaeh ship
found sss from New Orleans. Iound i France,
81 sa. :
fff s"d s9%s .ss iGs
f:
,arw or Bno LucIsDA The Judas from sisa arrived
.vsna ish u with five .a:ssge and three Of The crew Q.
passage from Campssehy 49,. :,
shirs. sarss. Briggs. Sc r.. Shops. Total.
.ss. arrivals. IL brig and .sAi rs ~,.. British e
Clear ness: Ships BarLs. Briggs schr. sioops Total
FSS5;s &: f.,... brig. and r.S
MAJ. ;," css H. sfs,;d and sss
Tbe revenue cutter Hamilton returned from another
spoken.
Lowell Boston for Manila, Jsn lat 20 a. lon 81 IA
Orion, Phlsdeha for BarbsAOes days out lat IS lo'
tr;o. e E!l.xorth. Me. from NYort for Norsan' Ja'
Gen WsIiosion Of Al randria from Nor.ans for Liver
ae sS"s * Siy g .s: Boston,
x1os p:i.oa I'D To- Boston, day. from Noan. Jan
s:riins and for NYort day. from "a
&c. .sn J1 c% Acton 5 sl
Dec Geo Anderson DUTCH Oreansi 2'th Rsnr, Mara
John 5sa 6't: NfSS. 49, v.nsiuisnj probably the II
Mss.cAiDo no Elm port John Dualap. Of Province.
Mo.TnvIpso, about Dec Arr WIN Penn Coleman Bal
'"''' United States Ports.
PORTLAND, Jan sl-Arr President Baltimore Cid Eugene
rosTsMourH. Jan ss-Arr Frances. N mfoik.
Bosros arrival this mo,n.g "a Britannia e.
100 tons) Galveston, Texas Arr Jan 81, Gree
ChHe, NYork
NV BkDroap Jan Arr Albert vinel. Georgetown sc
,iug Of 3oo. heavy tqua carried away foremasi
| ma u sails.
| HoIMss HoLv. Jan 2s-Arr Pain, Boston for Philadelphia
Concern DO for Esbcih City; HOVE susan, Norfolk III
Nantucket Snsltos, do fo knS.ou Bahama NvoTs fo Ban
gor; Copy, for Nan ucket Arr seth Have Rchmont
Boston Napoleon, Portland for Richmond ,ist-No arr
ysl: 10 . m vessel IN port.
FAT RivEa, Jan 2s-Arr Wankinco, Baltimore. .
PnoviDKNcx Jaa Starr Sequel, York River Tecumsei
York; RenzI, do. =
Il WARREN, Jan a7-Cld Dusy, Matanzs.
PHfL.p ,Febl-Arr Is guet, Palermo Below, Iiog'
| Rio. CID Monong anes, Liver vol
BLTiMcHE iArr keIler Bremen ~ d uessi '"suna
Rto Grand; Corinth, Newport. Wales ga Ohey' hihI
sion ia: Chsf, v .n Name NY~'k, via pork River T., -
l. CuARLysros Jan 2o-AIr Fanny, lB) LIVER g2i ~ The
oing, Keuisys Means Nyo,L CsILsso"'''o~ed) Dss'o"
s.vArSAis, Jan 2s--Ch Os~,s?; LrTioo, sd Howapd
Ua,r,: FL him " iseoo Robt fske do; S~sh, do
| Hereby, Boston; pcpator DO. = ,,-x,-u -.
M..,,r H., aq-fId bamisp Lane, Nswfork; Virgins
| An.,.rhcoIs: Jo ,ephs Liverpool; Alabama Boston.
Tvy t,nfgsSs Jan 2s-Cld Nicory, lBf) Liverpoo How
IA Rostau On rottr Nmrod, do: P.rdJpnet, roe
Yort: Oconee ekson, Do; GAlito. tiiuer ae Fvohe
fBrsr) Brcmen Tampa tfr) Nantz Arr ILLUS hingstoi
~. Pandora, D-marHa.
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- ArroNrMEErB BY TIE PRrmpEsr--Jsmes Owen,
Naval Officer, Wilmington, N. c., vice Daniel Sher
we'd, whose commission viii expire on the 2Oh u
II present month. i.s 900 5000
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II q
t;.emrI the last co.susof fourth d2s inns
WHO WANTS TO SILL STOCK OF GOVDsf-
w Tos exchapg. Of good farming lind Which
IL arly adapted 10 The growth Of wbs lbs located IN
akeahy Of the State of Mchg les contiguous
the basks OF the Iagr na,gabis The state, and the
ycirty Of extensive Touring mills The snjs are well wa
tc edwer selected with reference t. their loo atom
ofso $50, AID s2o and vii max. fifteen good
f.srs oie IN ava 'i',e 70 .at pu' shssers o. he
New York Brooklyn The terms VIII be made easy aud It
Offers inducements tie enerprziug invest ihsM
n 4 by iniu'sry :hsy may in comp ttnce for he
together icnisr description
THE MANNERS have the hoao, 10 ssno ,,e~ ,h,t ,hy
viii give @ AND Vocal Concert at Ro..ots u stte,
Friday ing Fob T. lef2. whe they will sing variety of
solof daes aud peisis Alps aud appear in shst
Tieies 50 e.nTo b. had at the Music s,o,es a,d at n
door.
Concert to commence Al half res, o'e,oet. fa,,
rTOBACC Isl hses n bids viss, ~ rahscco ,Dw lane
ing from sbsi YAZ0O, rom New orleans, sale by
n. X. COLLINS 4 Co.
70 10 20 IN str.e ct.
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Packets 60 Arrive
Packets 60 Depart.
To Mast ers OF Vessels.

Commanders Of vessels will confer favor BY having list
Of their cagoss. and report Of left at
Tie port whence they sailed and the vessels spoken ready
a their srvA here for Commodore BAErr Of our fleet
Of schsoners h wild board them iume aisely on
their srrivNL
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On the presentation Of this pcttio, to the Cosrs,
II was remarked from the Beach, that care voa'd
be taken that no legal interest or claim was com.
promised by any action Of theirs. The motion 10
appoint Receiver to take charge Of the assets OF
the Bank was postponed to next Monday.
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state OF Trade

state OF Trade.
The principal transaction to day has been the sale Of
teas whch were disposed Of at declining prices fol-
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400 mats Cassa III zoo bales CeyIon Cinnamon II.
This sale is shade lower than the last.
Corn Trade.
We notice another improvement In Canal Flour.
SAILS today al t6l2 s. IS. We have heard Of no
chsnge in Southern Ohio sells At 50 81 70 80:
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n arrlesi.

On the Isl Instant at the Brick Church, by the Rev
DR.. Spring, Mr. GrDEos l.. KSArr TO Miss Auersr'
Sr.,sc all OF this city.
Oa the Goth uit by the Rev. W. w. Wallace, Mr.. BsN
J,Mr TAYLOR TO Mrs. CsTnaniSg ADAMS, both Of thii
city.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK. FEBRUARY 3
0sperture OF the Atl.ntle st.emer..

Sun hsEs So NOON RISES.
SUN s8rs. MIen wArrR........... ais
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--TTUfc Passsngs RS Arrived.
Nsw Oar rAss-shfp John MintunH Muller, aad "a in he
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ts.,..u. y r u. ..., s1 ss;:...,...,
A,,s os,oe ff s. .ss Sale. Room. stlr
s;s:s': * sI:: tsa's s:ss; *
ss variety ~
Ai:: quantity !: Th.-tricsI and Other clothing helmets.
s ., '.'.s ," r.: ss IT.;
:ss ssdsss s:. s
oasd new as city made e.sn.. fur
Ass At O'Clock precisely superb pianoforte by order
c" s:si RsF: ss 4
':s s ~, sa EsSE$ sSfs,
SIXTY MILES, SHOR1ER 1HAN my
0THEn R0UaE - ,
4Ls sSSsaF h Il bRiDoHfosTHSn:
GS6 oN 70 Or tn. NIMRoD leave. c.h.
& E.
w b ii is,. :,
SAs y Ssasa " X. y :.:' II
fright sSss :. s::;a the 'j: o
roR shsSNsA$ sssf.f EsSh fro
a,tSs s's fssa:; and
i!sna on and it sso :sS, .a1
viii sail Liverpool Tss SIX s
ss Ssrs patronage they hs,. hitherto r.e.ir
and % sSpi and sS:~S
& ave ", they hay? made IN their
spdns their iri.nd rely tina, the sam, a.
sa1 sss
soSsS al IN, Sss and in al c,e IS. for d:sSs
paid without sDy 10 inc who
with rS1a se ID az En-
n: Of the United Kingdom and at the following Oanks
Iu England-Messs James Bait Son Co., Bankers Lon
IL National AID fsosSea Bank. and
In scoiland--The Bank of Scotland and Branches
ins :uSssiSe have also regular 81 first :.s
,ss Ss
%.. c
n: public isss nc,;s; II.
The s s;sSas cSn' The sh,rd;' PsPsyser
II.
southerner, Palmer. Hibernis, Wison,
coInsiis Fr edHp'0n HSGson Hudson q ps I'0"''o'
M.mrSs koss assts s. Sa asSs.
New York, Nissn, Psnhis Goodmsnson.
piaSs@ saT.yscw SsssnS w Ead''''
Eaecs.ir. roD - a, S,eo Rc1Lr Ssmsn'
TIE above :hips ics well known require eoam.nt
for tie wishing their ir;ssd:
win not fail observe the advantage. offer
.sEy Sc 3 s.s s south
"a cor Gsuverpsau Laus New York
.!s S!sAssfis1sSs y s$SASssAssz
.Nfk PASSAGE FOR NEW ORLEANs-oaIy Re-
:p,p r.: "a. i.ss e.
% e s: : s e. day, :s. free
as ::''s 'S'.''
The packet ship Win rse:a &. ASS
aud sat .. the 10Th February. n
.. Ss .ip sa Mates .: s;i
% nor s esO and
Passengers Persous about enbarkus should make early
-''''@''- GLOVER 4 NcMURRAY,
..Pe-Psrcns wishing send for iher r;sding in
% % S' By a. asys ss
..1 B. hs 2" ssi p %s. by
STEAM BARK CLARIoN, FROM H A;y Ma.
on board Jos.: lane 2, 20 h S,s sss :.
asy be sen. + 81 ysNeM s%uRRAy
pACKET SAT- AKHlCK from Liy.rpool, 10 .,sn.s.
/ foot Of w all street
AL goods permitted in five days must unavo,dabiy be
| sent to rubic store
| DATENT PRESERVED MEATS AND sOUPs-War
+ ss:g o y OF Ss soa any e spe
i s;:Ss milk
These provisions advantages o,r every other
live stock which with its proyend.r and fresh water occupy
much long subject to disc and
quires UGH bad weather They always ready
for be eaten cold II preferred warmsd IN aiew
minutes therefore lii Il fuel and cooking and
indulgence number Of luxures at that no
csuldn any other way procure Apply lea VIZ
liam st. "
NOAL YARD TO LEAsE-The Clinton Coal Yard, No.
~ 'Ss Monroe street Apply q th~ Goal Cmcs OF " "ia"$
| ~ 3t'
CHEAP DRY GOODS !.-At No. 50 :CaihsriDe street -
" e i,.ki f.sIs MIN ,hsr ofE..
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FRIDAY.

fsESxS EsaSAAeE s.;s ;; ;$5
f;:s.s T. ::ass!; Live %s "a
some very pretty s%s patterns in b'us pink and ae sui
'ss 1ss SS;s:'r e e.
i. being q bankrupt Stock selling considerably
Brochs shswis cachmsrs shawls silk shaw .mask satin
10 S :sDS Al y Is ss
entirely nav assortment Of shilling eaieo fast '0ors
u: e: s:' :.:9 ;; ss 'ss:: being
to clear the" on he K sGsf
a.. One Price Store No c 80 c, h Sss q,
VNHEAr.-ias aasEs, now Ia ding sh.p YAZO0.
"a from New o1''.fs K RtctGiNs .co south st.
s:e s; ,''s from chip izoo from
:, WV ~ ~ ~ Elk. coL:!ys ssco:
TH!F DAY, FuBLIsHEDN---Beatsyi Miscellany
S''eh"00d' M'Ga1Gf II wIssoSS;'y x jsa Publisher.
f3Ir Basement corner Pine and broadway.
.roRtANT TO CAPiTALisTs.5Ia Eprl.A mixed
fsers S' sn. s sss so
making The asss =" iOrs s The AsT 81,
ss: s': Is, 3,
AZ: + H. u. as:.: ''s'.
io.%:d ,;i be cry ps'g,sS Sc; VII 90 into opera
IT, QUESTION. may te .s.n At the rrnsi5al cfee No. -
:% rs' &. D.s:S %.' "
few days: q 81.
SADDLE AND HARNE.s MANyFACToaY, No. ass
st: shes s's ..s ss.sI: . t. f'saS "a
c for the esis eHcougemsn, he has ecved in hs line and
ss:: and 30
% E 10 eT h & 'sas 'G
e~ best Shafto London m,de Saddles, with s bars which
An srs'ei.: n:auf e,assd BY him warranted to be ofhe
.-iior.es esrfaiiy nssursd and fitted by himself
ITO THE PUBLIC sorrow Of heart and agony mud, m.ca
ny Ne ss%,Sss Sss os III Sas ANT re-
Poem: AL rro.e 81 = 81; has . =" .s a.
srsed .Ss welfare Of al 1' ~ho rvs s
All ,r.,s ere w.nea not T. ssrss 70
delivery IL, books i. Iissa .Ihos,
ssS S ssSc ,, S
s. hs, appropr.sd The money she has collected TO SUI
.ereons 10 my writings, to her own personal trhTssat
fsir SUMNER LINCOLN vMurIFLD.
SUritss rooms. No i Bo~sy corner Of d
":s s,;" ]. 'ss win lss
sf,fs e. s ; s%s AMI
Cas,s an p,ass superior eualsy constantly on hand
MOS q. HULL CO. vsssy .srsss, As!or House, nav
m,1e eornodOu, changes in thsir fsI u
'''''n' '''"iffRi;fUSs S;E AND sFroRrERs
They hsysnow an sssestnsnt ssPsrsss snsvaee sse
The ssor. for IL sale Surgeons Dstrumas
e; ss Z. n
va :::':
| MOHAWK AND HUDSON RAILROAD co MANI,
ast :: .f% 81. " cs s =. a..
,S,sss sssi sSs cay q New Yosi. he fifteenth d'
] fss~ THOMAS PALMER
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Lowell Boston for Manila, Jas lat % a. lon 81 "a
Orion Philadelphia for Barbados days out lat IS Ion
70 IS. -
Clarion q Ellsworth Me. from NYork for NOrleans Jan
TO- lat ~ s. Ion 70 ~. - .
Gen Washington Of Al xandria from NOrsans for Liver
rool. Jan 81, Long Key bearing n 30 miles.
Mount Vernon. OF Bath Norieans for Boston, 10 days
out, Jan %. lat % IL, Ion 70 90 =,
Amos Patton OF Boston, days from Noflsans Jan
~, lat IS 90, lon ~ 80. 40, -,
Stcrng Of and Tor YORK. Id days from Atapss Jan 20
Lat "a an LIN 4
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MOHAWK AND HUDSON RAiLHOAU co MANY
Va scm annual disJeud OF three per cent % f capls
stock cf ts Com, ary has bee DECLARED -
eh.n'es D~sh, " tbs cay Of New Hosk. On The hes"n ~
Of Februuy Lest rffa .N
fl3px THOMAS PALMSHs
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TIE BROKEN CRUTCH.

Ida hot day in the month of June, poor sun
4 sailor, with one leg, was going along the
when his crutch broke in halves, and he was
R% 10 crawl on his hands and knees TO the side
Ntoad, and sit down and wait until some
~ Of cart came by, whose driver he could ask
4 IKE him up. The first that passed that way
i usage coach, but the man that drove was a
fellow, and he would not help in the sailor,
thought lie would not get paid for it. Soon
mH The tired sailor fell asleep upon the
"o'and though thick shower OF rain came
s'SAll he slept; for sailors, when on board
s''Ps have to bear all sorts weather; when
VINO olows,lhe waves of the sea often. dash
"e deck Of the vessel and wet the poor men
n'@ln while they are pulling at the ropes and
wing the sails
NSN Ws lame sailor awoke, he found a boy s
s"N waSNsoat laid on his head and shoulders,
!, ~ D'N' H0m being wet, and boy sat in his
k,h ," trying to mend the broken crutch,
J ~ ~Oreces OF wood and some strong Irvine.
,,o o''' 'aa' said the sailor, why did you pull
NL ~ y '"a Clothes TO keep me from being wel'"
u,l' SAD he,W do not mind the rain, but
s".ue large drops of ram that fell upon your
a,. N'' wake you, and you must be sadly tired
has, r'O sound on the ground See! have
f, "'"ded your crutch, which, found broken,
wv can lean on me and cross yonder field
M aA''e 'arm house, am sure you will gel
Mn" IUn Fray do try to go thele. wish
|% a., enough to carry you on my back
MIA i'' :" looked at him with tears in his eyes
\, h., when went to sea FIVE years ago left
Him. uu me; if should now find him such
A., you seem TO be, shall be as happy as
8%n $. '0ng' though have lost my leg, and
1NEh,, ~ clutches all the days of my Iife."
Tom WA was your sons name9" the boy asked.
hAu WIN nn''e, said the saiIor, sand my name
As hi. "e 10y heard these names ,he jumped up
S6,b.', ms around the sailors neck ,"My dear
b. I'm Tom White, your own little
bow e,.,,
'"' was the sailors joy, thus to meet hi,
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n OF e C i . O 10
TO AGRICULTURE AND MANUFACTURES
DOWN WITH BRITISH
FREE TRADE!

The following is extract from speech Of Mr..
HUDSON, plain farmer Of Massachusetts, on the
subject of the Tariff. Road it Read it working
men Of Vermont-and then determine whether
you will comm your interests 10 such Legislators, or
10 thos that would ''Loave Industry to regulate IT,
SELF"
Mr. IL. quotes authority to show the depressed
price of labor in Europe, and the extreme distress
Of the laborers extreme to lead them to re-
ioice at tho death of theil Gu ildren-and thon
proceeds:
"Such is the picture Of Iaborers upon the CONT
nent OF Europe and in the boosted land Of liberty,
g. Britain The condition Of European laborers
muet be obvious when we consider that the prices
given to them amount to only 10d per day without
board for spec les oflab that requires skill and
muscular power, and must be generally carried on
in cities or large villa ges where tents are high and
provisions dear. The hours the laborers are ON
ployed, in many cases sufficient TO break down
the strongest constitution. Some weavers in Ire,
land and Germany, moro especially, work from Ia
TO I6 hours day and another great evil, because
moro oppressive upon tho mass, is, that work can
not always be obtained and hence the. hands are
thrown out of employ. Many families in fact are
compelled, as we have seen, to depend upon iod
TO Is id her head for food and ciothing-about =
the sum which, it appears from the same docu-
ments, ia required in Great Britain to support her
prisoners in prison Some OF these laborers are In
fact paupers hired by the parish, that they may be
able in some degree TO support thor hving. Inns
is tho character and condition Of the labor with
which our own comes in competition. AND The
question is, whether we shall stand idle and sec
our mechanics aud working men driven from their
labor by the half starved millions Of the old
world.
Do the froo trade this floor wish TO see
American labor brought down to the low condl-
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own child, and to find him good 10 those who
wanted help
Tom had been taken OF by his uncle, while
ms father was at sea, and tho burnt, lame sal
Tor, found happy homo in the farmhouse Of his
brother, and Trough he had new crutch, he kept
The old ono as long as he lived. and showed il to
all tho strangers who came to the farm, us proof
OF thoakind heart of his dear son Tom Worcester
WGterfaU
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Dcpart nm G IN /.
From the North American.
"A little child
Tia, lightly draws its breath,
And feels its lie in every limb
What should it know Of death?

What should IL KNOW VI ueutH'
WApswoRTH
\ !, SMYRNA, the burial ground of the Armenian,
Il, If the Moslem is removed short dis
A ..om the town, is sprinkled with green trees
,,hvoriio resort not only with the bcroaved
Il 4,,h those whose feelings are not thus dark
"a ,,,s, ] met there one morning little girl
M ,hr playful countenance, busy blue eye,
lnOoy locks, bearing in one ha nd small cup
tann, and in the other wreath of fresh flow
\. Failing very natural curiosity TO know
i !, cha could do with these bright things IN a
\ !. ,b., seemed TO partake SO much of sadness
4 watched her light motions. Reaching retired
az, covered with plain marble slab, she emp
4 "A tho sced-whlch it appeared tho cup contain
4 Into the slight cavities which had been scoop
kmu the corners of the level tablet, and laid
4, wreath on its pure face. 'And why in
,ir8 my sweet girl, do you put the seeds in
4 Ms, little bowls ,here! at is to bring the birds
{, A., sbe replied, with a half wondering look
}bs, will light on this tree,' pointing to the sy-
4 ~ wc, ;vhen they have eaten the seeds, and
81 ", To> hom do they sing?' / asked-'to you
,'o,cb O,bsr;' 90 no. she quickly replied-'to
,i,ler-sho sleeps here 'But your sister is
lH YES sir but she ,.eaIs all tho birds sing
: eli, fsho does hear tho birt,s sing, she cannot
a that wreath of Aowers?' sBm she knows 1
llhcro--I told her before they ,ooS her away
N our house, would como and see hef e'ory
mng You must continued, shave 'oVed
Gncr very much, but you will never talk WIN
&ny more, never see her again. yes sir size
\ id, with frightened look, u shall sec her al
ph heaven But she has gone there already,
t' No, she stops under this tree, till they
& gne here, and hen we are going 10 heaven
EG,' But she is gone already, my child
VNmeet there hopo-but certainly she lie
4 land loft you to como afterwards. She cast
B@Oteuquiring disappointment, and her eyes
|k@Nswim in their tears.
NJ gw, my sweet child-be il SO,
THAT near this cypress tree,
n That sister sees those eyes o'erfow,
n And londiy waits for thee
Thalslill she hears the young binds sing,
And see the chaplet wave
Which every morn thy light hands bring,
TOpress her early grave.
Andln brighter, purer sphere,
Beyond the sunless tomb,
These virtues that have charmed us here
4 inladeIess life shall bloom.
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Dean swil, proposed 10 tax female beauty. and
to leave every lady to rate her own charms. lie
SAID the tax would be cbeerfuy paid, and very
productive.
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If Britannia rules the waves, said seasick man
in a storm. Il wish she'd rule 'em straighter.
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same love 10 severe test. Much doubt whether
she will give her life for him. Neverthe loss will