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4 S'Smess SeholaT.-A Missionary Of the American
Board IN Siam, gives the following sccOunt Of learned
rnnce who Chief Priest Of Boodhsm and brother TO m.
King
, ne Pnnce has made such proficiency in study of III.
engsh language rs to be pretty well qualified to translate
sinai hnelsn works into Siamese Indeed he has acuag
oegun 70 translate one OF the American Tract Society.
PuoIcsn'ns may be that this Chief Priest OF Boodb
's Tfnce equsl ~ the King Of Siam royal blood will
e render the cause Of Christ mpordnts r.ce Mr. Chan
oei Of he Baptist mission, wished get the Lords Prsy
q INTO the Bali, short time since. Our teach
es were reluctant TO do it, fearing FAULT would be found
WIN mem Tor transferring the words Of cd TO their a.
cred language But this royal priest undertook the work
wInou1 'hs eai hesi'aney and performed 1t in thorough
manner. He is probably Of the best scholars IN -
MI CAswe has found MN usually inquirinR state Of
nne o. religious subjects, and frank and enrlemsnly in ali
h' discussions lie appears despse much II not ali OF
ms own religion; ard he would have think that he IL
skePucal IN respect 10 all religions Should il please the
great Head Of tie church to bow the heart OF this man 10
is own blessed will 1t is impossible perdct the influence
he might exert"
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The Burial of Chattcrton.
ny JOHN R Iss DIX.


Thomas Chatteron the author of the celebrated Row
ley Poems, committed suicide LONDON at the age of sew
enieen years such his poverty that for Two days
prior 10 his death he subssted penny and
water. lie buried at night In a work house burial
ground.
There was heard a measured tread
Through the streets in the deep midnight,
No beam from the waning moon was thed,
And the stars Withdrew their light!
Dark the heavens above,
Dark was the earth beneath;
Dark, as the lalest hour Of him
Who forced the gates Of Death,
HurTiedly aud csreessly they bore him to HE rest.
And laid the weaed child Of song Earth's maternal
breast.
No prayers were brcaihed, no tear.
Believed his paupergrave,
No mother wept in anguish therS
For him, she might save.
But stranger. hands consigned
To earth's sepulchral clod,
The poo rs mortal flesh, wait
The trumpet call Of God
As meteor t:es winch fash high and then are in
gloom,
Has senus only b,zed to light pahwath to the tomb.
Where that young minstrel sleeps
Not o'eu the rank grass grows.
No cold recording marble tells
Tho place Of his reposo;
An ing the poor he lived,
Among tho poor he died.
And with inem IL the chanel-house
Lay down the Suicide.
But oh what need Of epaph or sion
As monument for CHArTERrON2 lie proudly ms own
His daring hand unstrung
His majestic Tyre;
but deaihless are it, melodies
And queuchless Is its ire
LIS ~androus music long
And Tor his early doom shall mourn
The genius Of Romance
ShTlned Nth 1ho'ts cell his ima1e long .haI he
Whose lie whose death, whose numeess grave are each
mystery.
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THE SABBATH BELLS. "

The following beautiful sentiments, that will commend
themselves admrai OF the reader from Doug
lss Jerrods MsGazpe of the most popular OF the En-
made, is entitled st James and ST. Giles -
"Tasres shing besuufu in the church bsll, dou,t
you think so, Jemi" asked Cors'ica IL subdued
Benuuu! and hopeful! they TAX high ard low rcL
aDo POoi, IN ne same voice there's sOunu l.: IN ba
should scare pnde and envy, a1G vi al sorts
from the heart u man that should make him look upon
ho world win kind, orciying eyes, that should the
earth iseh TO him, a. least for uine holy place
YES Jem, there's whole veIy SQUAD II the
church bells 1t only have rightly
~ There's preacher IN every henry. Jem tina. cTes
POor, weary, struggling, fighting cTeBIuTes-poor human
thngs! lake rest De quiet Forget vantes your fol
les your weekday craft, heart burnnRs And you
We humble vessels gilt and painted believe the iron tongue
that tells ys that for all gliding oil your coo We are
OF the same Adsms earth with the beRgar at your gates
Come away come, cries the church bell and learn 10
be humble, learning that, however daubed and stane
and stuck about with jewels, you but grave claw
Come Dives come; and be taught all your glory as YOU
wear IT, Is not af beautiful in the eye Of Heaven as
the OF accomplishing Lazarus And Sc poor crea
lures liyd and FAINT snted and crushed by the pride
and hardness OF the word-come come, cries the bell;
with Inc voice OF an snge-come and learn what IA laid
up Tor We. Aud Learning. take heart and walk among
the wIekedness the eruess o. the world calmly as Dsn-
rel walked among the hons" Here Cspsuck flushed and
excited wrought beyond himself, suddenly paused Jem
stared, sonshoJ, but said word And then Capstick
with caneI H3EheT, said"JUm, there finer sigh than
stream OF human creatures passing from Christian
Church 20
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BowiNc aSD OTHEE SALUTATIoSs-It is bad taste TO
courtesy IN the street. and IN equally bad to bow stiff
~ slight bend OF the body, at the time that you
non.
smile IS natural meeting friend and IT It Is ne
eessafy 10 bow coldy TO an acquaintance IL quite we'll
not TO bow oil.
gentleman should always h his hat entirely from his
head on sautng sdy-uness he does this his sauauon
deserves return.
BOWS should be mutual and made at the moment,
hut When they unayoidably otherwise tho lady shou
bow rst to The gentleman token that she permits him
70 recognize her, II she does do 60 he IL not At liberty
to salute her, and runs the risk Of finding his sauaton I'm
answered.
Low eoureScs are now entirely absolute unless you are
eourtesying to very old lady-then as mark Of repect
you must bead lover than usual.
"hen lady Introduced 70 you, you msy say "T ON
very happy 10 make your acquaintance" but there are "
cases whore his remark DO addressed with poprety
10 genuemln from lady IL - always a favor FOR him
10 be presented % her, therefore TIC pleasure should be on
his side
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Editorial Correspondence.


Capt Duncan with the small party OF TeIn Rangers,
recently reeoHnGsssHes i.to the interior. got
back this morning. after having secured tc country the
other side the San Juan tar Seralyo, PLEASANT
half way Monterey. On the second da, C,pt NeCul-
och, Mier very much ndisposed. The night
before, he n Mexican, who caught Amen-
horse aud who attempted escape by running. The
fellow broke through the ehapdrrd and made good
tor MS lie; but Nice. was too fast for him.
Ga the seeoad night after forced march Of e. eugh
Capt Duncan threw his different points round the
OF Punta Agudn, having learned that Mclean Off
Ger named Ramirez in the place with detrhmen Of
Tor CanaIes. SO complete the sunrise that
Capt. ID. enabled to reach ball loom IN thtcen
the town, where grand dRdango then Infcl Mast
without soul suspecung his approach. His obJci
ally MeAes1 officers prisoners that GIT btthon
cned the place. and opposing that they nigh be
fandango lie .gdeTeo all within the not tonove, IL
telling them, the place, that sery tie
guarded BY the 2sngers. Now''is,4 d..g thl
oder II nOse inside ihe room ~ct covert nut aud
underworld leave the town; but thea Sho
dead the attempt end another had his shattered BY
rifle ball from o. the Texans. The latter brought
back me iandango room, where ms wound dress
co corner, dance going the WI 4 the .e
quest G. Capt D., although with Dirit i
might Finding that he could get I'D OF pr,oncs Of
importance the OF the party connue CHS
SeravO arrived there without hladIanee usesaton.
and animation OF the place. returned safety by
way Of Agnd eguas and Nier.
Sera,o, tho1sht, Will be made depot oirinC eve.
facility in tie Oh ape OF good and commanding
position The rod ne other side TIE San llu will also
BE the best ny which the my thoY
portion may march BY way Of c. IA The from
No erey leads eVe!y ore 50 slppvs- mat the M0cans
-n5 making bold sanU there, and ofenng evry resis
Gen. Taylor in their power. Recruits NJ resu-
lars concentrating tns poin the fOruhcEions
being strengnelru and the greatest activity prVas \
force 1000 weii appointed cavalry arrived SAllu lew
days and report hzs that orreon he been
down with large party Of mounted to curo Colonel
Hays. hope he may md Hays, for that offeer will be
glad HIM.
.sSe rCmSnd OF the ID brigade composed OF the SRI
Ih regiments OF L. infantry Our reg uar
d. Will PROBABLY be able TO give you toll BcJunI OF Ire
organization OF the army about owars Montere7 p.
Z IN
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EIarps.

We call the special attention OF readers to the ad
vertsement Of j. r. Browne, Of New York, whose s2en
did double action Harps, assured esteemed by
proper judges TO be superior any other Of domestic man.
uaciure or Of European construction. Those who know
how to appreciate ind value this delightful instrument
should give Mr.. Browne o call. See his advertisement
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n y Il &c r. -
q NOTICE.-The Committee !

% NOTlCE.-rhe Committee appointed at
an adjourned meeting Of the Cy rue Society, Monday
evening last To procure sabc bsr aud
=, ire once oi Mt J. j. Fly. at a. W. Wy Coz, Tn.
"on"g h ~ O'Clock punetuai and nin aeId,ns. seqad
CossrrtE w femberon las Kinnaid, Pet.ned Tent W
herd. bsnl Tate. and rhos Cowls..
~ Mr. Davenport, retained Missionary hom
SIAM will deliver Air, at the Oad
Fellows Hail. ON tho Evening. Of TuEsDAY FRIDAY psr,
al eo'cloek. Tickets had At the door. -
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NEW Rocks

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Prom The New Orleans fisayuhe, Aag. es.
Sly D.tNs Lalcr from The ARM

The steamship Alabama, Capt windle arrived ycsiet-
day morning from Bruzos Santiago whence she sailed on
the 9th inst
Capt, wndlo reports that Gen Worth with 1000 men.
had LETT Csmargo and proceeded as miles on the route to-
wards Monterey This report ~ desbf premature
We have late dates from Camargo which Mt that
.etivc preparations woie going on to early
day On this subject refer the letters another coll
We have Others yet later but they contain noth
To confirm the report that Gen. Worth had moved from
Camargo. The report probably grew OF the advance
OF Captain Duncan's party, mentioned in cOTespon
dence.
Since writing the above wo have received the Ame-
can Flag OF the ND inst which thus notices the report
From CANNso.-The steamer Nirginian rOportr hsv-
ing crossed Cen Worth and his command consisting Vi
the 9Th infantry and companies of artillery over the
San juan river ON the 18th in.tant Gen. WORTH says
informant received orders march the village 81 China
and remain there until further advised This may may
not be so; we inclined believe that there is a little
more OF the may not than may. II would he hardly WorA
while Tor the commander Of this expedition al
II he had 10 stop at IS miles
letter dated the 18th instant from San Fernando an
nounces the arrival there OF the Texan regiment OF mount
ed men three days previously, in line health and spirits
The American Flag they entered the playing the
tune OF l ankee Doodle" aud then adds; 1.-The regiment
had hardly unssdded before the boys had struck up
an acquaintance with the aes OF tne town Snd the
hrst night OF hcir than ity fandangos
got up do them honor. Their stay continued
feie aud leaving, the heart OF many esrkeyed bu-
retie with them. Either in fighting love, these
Texans are hard 10 beat"
Tho late report that Captain Godfrey Pope OF tho Ken
lucky volunteers, had been shot by sen,ne pronoun
ced 'abreauon.
There has been much sickness among tbs troops station
ed Bua and Brssos Island. Aa the volunteers move
up the river C,msrgo the sick left by the boats
Matsmoas be cared for in the hospitals established
that point
The city Of MatamOas has become. in comparison with
what II was, quiet n country vege tho Sabbath.
The prohibition placed upon sale OF gros the chief
OF the change.
Mr. Reeder had arrived at Matamoras, charged with
the delivery OF medals TO some Of the gallant Eon-con-
nissinrcd oiicers who distinguished themselves in the
battles o: the sth and 9th OF May.
The steamboat Rough and Ready reached Matamorss
the Goth inst, and proceeded the day with
companies of Tennessee volunteeH-ths Harrison
Guards and Nashville Blues Capt Burgess, his inde
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~ The s. Louis Republican states that tho farmers nj
Coy' Jacksoo Plate aud other counties nave sold ncsry
a Their wagons muo. and horses United sutos Of
roand prices One spectator cleared S27OO IN 30 days
Unee bsm vii be ptelI well .eced bent. ihc VA md
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EutDuoH ~ ElussAFrs To Tr2as.--lt be- unde,stooJ
ha' great enor is being made in New York ~ some
extensive holders Of Texas lands 10 hfng that country
direct communication with New York CITY For b.. our
pose they are pref arng expedition 70 proceed 10 Ms
ena soon unuer the direction Of competent persons y no
will select ucs for cities ard towns The cor
posing the expedition viii consist pr loipaly Of mechanics
who will BE- furnished with means 10 make permsns,,
fore WV f'SINN-
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Matrimonial. A Mr. Row, Cotton, " l,s, having
obtained legal divorce from hs wife, on III. ground tbo,
ey eou'o n"tV happily together, married Miss Moore
with whom he Is nov comfortably living Tic cb,,sL ~
which both Mr. Row and his wife ore member. nd
nsl Of ihh matter. and jury Of Distinguishes VINES de
Goos mat hlth0dg Mr. Row Obtained iogal divorce ard
nae p'ueci night by al humau Law many again vel
i' in'i law not beng according me low of Go5bsf
"a" promulgated BY the gfeat head Of church. heb y.
n' mere con b, no divorce n the eye Of Cod e3,spf for
.uo CHme p. agn'>ry-inereioro thar Mr. and Nrs Row
ere now living Voc opcI udutery spd therefor, az, ,,,
my ." lh' iei owshp nj the church; and aGv,ses the
church 10 exclude c1c0-nmuni,ae then, nm i, b.
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DIED.

Al Mhafs r-sdsncs, Ise whit county, an.r h,f
aess thc
year age. NANCY WILLIAMSON d,ushtsr OF mr.
Richard aud Mary A. uuauhs rhus Of the
morains mr. young 'pt n,ke yet un
tarashed by hou earth sing beloved
little insu,abe Providence. suunoned
higher happier realm OF being Dear Mamie
without price, will
ree.cd-long viii the
thy bcrcsved viii derive resignation
rated by the poet
The ~inuy blast OF death Kin. bud. virtue
They spread beneath heavenly beam, OF suns.
Through endless ages"
On the 9Th inst, after short illncas ANN A. daurhter
Of liuleberry and Eliza q. Darlington.
Quarterly -soa hud 0o the count, Of Louis. NJ
the Courthouse thereof Monsa day OF August. %
meeting OF tho members % the hereof
the lar OF Louisa county
Whereas have heard with OF the Of ARCH
BALD BRYCE. E-q late Attorney practising In this
Resolved That In the death OF Archibald Bryce,
excellent end abe lawyer aud useful
Resolved, That will the badge Of mourning
f5r the period Of thirty days.
Resolved That
Richmond ani another forwarded
Court widow and mby OF
OF sympathy N their loss
Z. Resolved, That the Court do adjourn.
Copy-Teae,
JOHN HUNTER. L. q.
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" he statement hat Mr.. sawyer, Of ssJ-age nyore
w. had been 'upenoiod In the Co gressio1al nomination
hs Distinct turns be premature The nomination
hes not yet bocn made.
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NclRtSTlE's'


Gnlvanism and It's application ,s :, ,.-
meu1ui agent.-There 10 snblect which of la,
years haia ed tho stienoa OF tho
important results A. Eaivanism brapeb,. Ts
Important te.nhs however. have been In q, A.. remedial
agency regarding dseass Its ee- ON an,
which have resulted from ils variety OF the ,
sor1efs many OF which beyond ordinary eae.
s nave concentrated NJ value and utiy long ira ~
chrome and nervous complaints 6den,y
whenevey o'he ne rus 81 an have ya, ~
an agent 90 subtle and myenou An a.
1s h most safe certain and ensetusl mode by m al of IN.
easane kings and Magnetic Fluid Of Christie which ,,
gradually arpe eedns In, o..
n'e Beers STRENGTHENING Pssers mod6e ans Of the in
Ncn'ion u-od IN cases Of vanei and dexne.
In no case the above To IN.
Kings and Magnet Fluid Of d. Christie, unoc,n,
popuhv Tor Their WONDERFUL efficacy OF he tlsu
and all nervous complains- - -
For further particular. MI Al, ,ro,,.. 49,
paper Explanatory pamphlets may gra. by appicaan a.
The agents for this city, Me..rs DuvAL PURCEI
li7 Main street. Richmond. Va ~
W sands SarsapariiIa.-A modern medical
"ei IN speaking OF serofuh Tumor Cancer .ay,-.R
eaeiu IN administering remedies disease Won A nj,
redn~e the patsn-his important the r,pet, ,,ns
hsh Inc local eompaii- In Sands mr., cor
osn inc means oi eneeng TIE doublc purpose bfa
the sufferer aud neuazes hi. blood
s "op OF RESTORATIVE balm into the
union oipopeues whehhas paoe
~ tne heAn OF al asusephe preparations.
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agents gratis. " Wv
and sold Wholesale and retail Tor expectation
by A. H. 4 ID SANDS Druggists Cb-ms Gt.n,e RpLi, a.
No. - Broaf~ay Of Chambers York sold ala,
by DUNA PURCELL, Agents Main street Richmond Va
free, VI per bottle or sr bottles for 5 collars
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Where i. the Treasury.

We have been gravey assured that at its late session,
Congcss supplying the remarkable omission Of all m pre-
deccssos tor half century, established "eOnstitu-
sOEdi treasuy"-a part OF the governmental machinery
which would think all times absolutely indispensi
ble bat which nevertheless have had until now
indeed, which was never Dire AIMED Of till 1888 when =
Vine, fighting his own hook proposed H. and when 1t
denounced by the very who have since converted
it into great democratic measure" the very qunes
OF J,deraI But 10 be matter oi grave
doubt whether there any treasury, after all The n. Y
Journal OF Commerce. example, which needless
ly complains of the Administration, says.
by the way whether have treasury OF Just
now, Is pyobematical. Tho old empty iron stands
within another within the Custom House. That per
haPs is deemed anu taken to 0e "a treasury but there is
Yet Sub-Treasurer General on the spot; aud the
circular Of the Secretary ordering the SubTeasuTy
into operation last week, though published in tie neWspa
per, has yet believe, been made known IN
official FORM and the union OF bank and s fast
and suong The receipts the Government Urea
sury in New York, treasury, perhaps is h' fact
during these present days the rate OF halt million
week. and the disbursements about the Uncle sam
has consioerab cash hand, and receives great deal
and pays mach. whatever the OF The thing
may be through which these intricate affairs transacted"
What then, becomes OF the money, which the col
and receivers imPeraJvey required pay
siifguORaf" treasury The New York Express
Collector Lawrence daily dopcslIes all the
collects IN banks of that city. tie very
Iha law which brands FELoST" and subjects tho
officer guilty Of it TO fne and Imprisonment The Express
understand that Of the Grand Jurors
plaung indicImen Of Mr. Lawrence as "felon"-and
indeed, they hesitate So wiIbou, violation
OF their oath. The Sub Treasury law itself 'hum.
bug" doub-n Of Its provisions inc psble OF
ouuon and IN investing the government with ow-
which will DO inovitsby abused But Judicial Off
bound to punish hose who, consenng
der IT,, violate daily its requirements.
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Integrity.

Happy the breast winch fees no guilty i,y.
Nof tastes the pleasures won by smooth deceit
winch knows each precious moment 10 employ.
In something which be truly good. or great.
rae Envy then may breathe her deadly sigbs
" scanda's blasting Influence difuse.
secure the soul Of Innocence shall rise.
Nor Devils hurm what fsi,elv ,tev accuse.
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On YOUNG MULES, for sale at
wv &c 7-3t' JAS HARDEN's sub,s
JOHN ELDERS
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE,

DEPOT OF CHEAP LITERATURE,
No. Isl .Aaia strssl
SErrENBER I, l546.
VUST received, and for sale, the following
~ Public atoms
Father Dorey. BY the author OF Ameia wysdh,m; use.
No 80 Ct Modern Standard Dram The King
apay In ) tet-. by Rev Ja,sss White; I've.
Another supply OF Ethan Allen Kings Men an hi.ort-
cal novel, by Melville 25e.
Westsrn Continent Saturday, Sept s. &c.
PhladelT ha Courier, Pest and Gazette, each &c
n Y Weekly Herald for satuIdiy. Sept S.
Also for sale Peodesl-the Union 10
the sons and Daughters Of Tempe r. A. Smith, Phad
phia- beautifully Illustrated - 81 for
Call ard eramne t.
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fAThL AfTEAy-Wo feld n tn, Visk-,,,,g vybi. Oh, d.
on lnd'y ne 23f ut, w. John g. Dennss living p.,
hhidele' ~ W'rfon county, v 75. vas killed bv = r,.
the estate Of the late Dr. Haynes Reports sv tbst De-
met the road. both horseback when auarrsl e,ro
mo1-ed' which resulted pistols beng drawn. an, 10,
nnnds wss shot twice through the body and died inmsd
aiely The affair undergo an immediate Iegsi IN
Nn.IraIlnn ~ --a.- ~
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Gunpowder and AIcohoI.

GunPONVdcr and Alcohol.
The Devil. as Milton represented,
Gunpowder long ugo irg,hted;
Bi genius always finds it, level
And man Of course hos boat the bowl.
Tro @,ght who alcohol found ont,
SURPRISED thc hsno beyond doubt;
Tie therefore merits more TenOwn,
And ought 10 wear a hotter cfown.
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~ The Portsmouth New Era conuad,ts the statement,
which published authority Of Letters from Old Point
several Northern papers, that Gen. Games with d
s--i-s. Of c. refused interchange civiifbes
WIN the President but eli all the facts were stated
1t would ado another wreath 10 the Presidents fame ;
Why, then, does not the New Era state al the f.ets