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THE FAIRY'S VIGIL.
sr JOHN AroUsrus SHEA
ssxouLD we not love hsr-,he unsulled creature
Pura ss a ske-Aower budding tremblingl;
Lore 10 each look and beauty In each feature
Ear,h's wi;ctery'
Should ws not love her when rhe soog she singeth
10 like our o~a-swee', wild and spiritfree;
While Echo, charmed, he rapt responses ringeth
Der lake and Leaf
Ys splri,s G! my realms rsno,es,, brightest,
Where sunlight dies no, On the cloudless cir,
Ccne ye Of wing the softesf, step the lightest,
Attendant here!
Chase ye tbs Zsphyrs when, a, morning going
Their rosy rounds Of love, and bid them seek
Her bower and breathe their freshness, rich and
glowing, Upon her cheek.
In the earra.ion, coral-hued. there lieib,
Whsn dist the bee irs cry stal nectar sip.,
A charm; arrest it ere To heaven il Aerh,
For Lesbia's lips.
Bid Fancy, our most peerless painter, gather
From her celesial cline the brightest dJcs,
And make The future as Psvopias feather,
To glad her eyes.
Lst Sleep, between her then and this fair vision
Spread transparent veil.work, that its bsame,
Each with less dazzling light from isles eysisn,
May glad her dreams.
To hsx uplifed bosom, as she sisheih,
Let Sleep then enter and such rsptures wake,
That rsrsy's world, whcreer her spit Aic,h,
Their hues will take.
And, while amid the bliss Of dreams she sleepetb
Your gentle task pursue with gentlest art,
Aod SEQ that Hope to It's Last pulses keepeth
Heaven in heart"
While thus the Fairy Queen was singing
AL her train their way were wnging,
From those regions where the South
Brsathcth from her rosy moalh
Living odora-fom the West
Where they fan the Sun-Goda rest
From the North, where shines the palace
OF the BAN cred Borculis-
From the East, The land Of spells,
Where the Gen Monarch d~ells,
Then, around their Queen arayed,
Greeted thus the sleeping maid.
"As the suubeams chase the shadows
From the depths Of summer meadows,
Hope shall launch, on golden pinions,
All The light # her dominons,
And thou and dazzling gior:es.
Such as chine in Persian sIoriss--
GIancing hiber flashing ,hi'Eer.
Yet can weary not nor wilher,
Bat with such play full mo,isa,
As OF sunlight an The ocean-
Shsil be, LIZ sbis! ever Ger Itse,
Round abou, thee and before thee,
Leaving Fancy free TO make
Earth an Ed. n fer thy sska.''
"Fancy-read in all the pages
Written in romantic sger,
When tho ear of Love would lipger
Near tie raptur'd Mennesngsr,
And the hero, giory-c rested
Ffom The wars. nor paused nor rested;
sough: no interval of leisure,
Felt not pain nor heeded pleasure;
Till hs bent the knee OF duty
At the burning shrine Of Beauty;
And the kiss os love rewarded
Deeds by many bard recorded
Fancy with those scenes will mako
Earth an E1en for thy sske."
aLove-hat life of earth's ideal
Will these visions reader real;
Light and shade so truly giving,
lesbia will believe them living
Living that she may erjoy them,
Daring ages TO destroy Them,
Be this Love like sunlight 10 her,
Seeming while il Gets TO WOO her,
In It's evening we shall call her,
Lsst its human fate befall her;
That she die before it closes,
Even as dew on sun.lt roses
Fro she see around her poish
all the dreams shs loved 10 cherishs
Thus shall we, together, make
Earth 40 Eden for her sake"
Less swestly did the sacred Psc'm
From Elias vale, a, close Of day,
Through the blue Heavens enrsptar'd ooln,
Dissolve in holiness away,
Than. after few but blissful years.
Did Lssbias spiri, plume its fishs,
lis lovelness untouched by tOMs-
Iu path az avenue of light.
PASSENGERS Arrived.
lsfy Antono TJmesi, G.orge Wight John Dusenbury,
Kntel . CooE, Alexander olnsraw, aud steen:e Died,
a he pasa Oct IL Guadaoupe Rcei; October Is. Richard
Passengers Sailed,
S sS & zsiwE & sss SsES sISa:,'s '3a Sd @
ipha Roppan, Slu B9pon. Mr., Hannah. Of New Yo5S;
Mis- Clark, Mss MITCHELL Tn: aud lady, Sewnll
Wnituker, J Kldu,s 4 Clark, Plumb. w Cole. Wo
Mott. and w Raymond. .
Hs 6rig George Csc,is,ton-Br Byne and ady. Ms
ALssn Ms Mcbride, Ar Smith. MI, Hoibrook, Mn Wey-
inan Je1rsn. M,s Evun Mr. Gourden Mrs Gonrden. and
Nm Weynan.
MARINE JOURNAL.