New-York daily tribune., 1843-11-27

IT ,y.s meet, her gentle spirit should tasc Wig
r. ba .,.ret,csa,ed months o! Summer bloom;
That in the haltowed turf might ae"'y S2.ns'
Young e.du.e, with Us de':y i:sSn i'''"
,rxa. meet. when o.5sr t.o.gsrs bcs;a" 10 faae'
She should uacl4sp her t~ndr' from ','' - 49,
And turning srnw ard--;h "ush ''e 80 go
sho,ll reap in Gioty "i'a' was S0"H ~
v., u,nory-l;l- fond I,ian'hus turns
wI;h longing sase on by.soae hou1' to dw'i''
.,d ,ich. as or ,be ex,ipgai,hrd isht she In'0fn
yonnr soncsress OF blossoms Fare iae we'll
East. 1Icmpton, Jqaucry 1872.
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u Not long ago there was to be seen m all
the puLiic resorts of Paris Young American,
who made himself r-ouinent parsonage by MS
magnificent style Of living, and by his presents
of bracelets, necklaces, snd cachc!nlres Cnior-
tunatelv. the maternal dollars did not suffice long
for this ex.ravarancc be. the tradesn1en of Paris
being so very coniding, the purchases continued
nnon credit. One morning, howevc-, the gen
tleman Quilted the hotel where he lodged clan
destinely. and made his way to London. The
disappointed tradesmcn, having written repeatedly
to his friends in America without having received
any answer, and ina gining that they had disco
vered circumstances IN his mode OF getting into
debt which bring him under article 405 of the DC
nal code, are about to prefer comp!ain} against
him for having obtained goods under false preten-
ces. IGalignali.
We think VIC know tie chap, and he has been
making the same fool of himself all through the
South Of Europe. lie is Il precious example OF
the discretion Of some Of our monalrcs, who
send their boys, before their beard is grown, with
plenty Of money, to finish their education IN an
European tour. Heaven bless the mark-thc
education they would have completed, had better
never commenced. ride in coach and four
"a drunken row i'll the streets and finging
away few gold pieces TO show how plenty the
material is, constitutes, as we have heard them
say, "uphoding the reputation Of thcir country"
MuLrtcoLE RYE.--I'his Is the nalnc given TO
plant, native of Poland which has been INTRO
duced into cultivation with great success IN tie
south of France, and Of which the following ac
count is given in the London Farmers Naga-
zine:
"It crows on common soil, suited to the oldfaYhored
rye, tG: its habits totally different. by the report Of
above thirty respectable agrcuturallsis neal Orient who
have cultivated it for tie last Gears, 1t does best hen
sown the lst Of June Is growth Is most dpd Two cIopS
OF it are before july for hay; and by the 18th Of u
gust grain crop eaped The sra" Is from eght c ten
feet hirh and the from teen inches lcn@ An
account Of this may be found tho " -aasac;on pub
Iishsd bv the French Minister Of Agriculture &C. Woad
not this variety OF spring iy be worthy of tal IN thoss
part. OF the countty where other dlihcut OF
growth on soil, rather sandy aud sh but which, II III
good condition, the best FOX this sr2A The stonth II
correctly stated, Is truly surprising.
The Spectator that quotes this, says that a
quantity of the Multcole Rye is left at A1r. Col
Inns store, Washington City, on Seventh street,
opposite the Post Office, for distribution,
I5- The brig Col Taylor, Capt. Wells, from st.
Johns P Il. bound to Boston put into this port this eyen-
On the evening Of Tuesday last lih instant la IS So
long H. William JONES' Euglishman, foremost iaud,
refused duty and while the captain and expotu
lene with him. he drew long sheathns kne and stabbed
both Of them The captain badly wounded, the knife
entering the shoulder blade The stabbed
Of his and in the breast Surgical assistance has
bean rendered, and we learn they both doing We'll
Jones was immediately put soas. and his arrival
taken before magistrate and committed TO jail for safe
keeping. charleston Courier
U' The Bangor Courier says that on Tues
day morning there found upon whal the toll
bridge womaus entire co;hu and several locks Of hair
These articles were Identified belonging Mercy a
Worthing, g about IS years Of age aud supposed
that she had evil aud bite. hou committed the
nous crime Of sefdestructon. But itom clrcu,a-
that appeared afterwards M supposed size has as
sumed sailors eab and gone off with sailor named Nov
doa lead vicious life and reap It's bitter fruits
U On Thursday night last, the cabinet
shop of MIR. John Carr Neadre destroyed cy
with It's contents. 1t is believed have been accidental
and caused by person making upa large coal fire Iii the
stove aud the unfortunate individual lost his life HIS
was William Burns. Pittsburgh Spirit OF the Age.
o.. The President of the United States has re.
eosnizel Adlphe Z. Bose Consul for Belgium. 70 re-
side Phadhi. amd Edward Erlaub - Consul q, Aa"
over, to reside at Baltimore.
~ The northampton, Mass, Courier OF
Wednesday week says, that The stage-dver from Worth
ingon Informs US. that he with stsseslesh VIII
hsrsbu gh Yesterday and thai the dEfed that
he had ia leave the rosd and pass through
icr."
u A Ere broke out in the girls: mill belonging
to the estate Q. Asa Wa,ersa MbuIy Wednesday
inc abcu; two o'cocS. the building entirely con-
sumrd The Iscnes, Ceeya and scne parts of the ma
ehinery we,e saved Loss estimated 1850 S20O9 In
sured a, Har:.u.l.
u Tho residence Of Dr.. Seward, at Auburn
was entered few nights suce aud robbed o all the plate
and other vanables that the burglars could lay thr hands
u a Frcnchman has discovered by chance
that mahogany dest thrown the boilers OF steam engines
acts purifier sha: Deposit IS made.
u. Count Survilliers, (Joscpa Boaapartel who
has been residing Eos>nce for ,.,e, been
tackled will. paAlyc stroke. by whcl his life is sndan
gered
Esc1r, FOR BRIDGEPORT T and tac Ho;,-
erl sa,onc Railroad Fare 10 Bridge port IS Gents.
s-EzSz, North Canaan, West Stoek5ri lse and ,nsr-