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bat feline Stelle ein9enommen.
uSff es pabr 3" ltammelte @uioo, Dem
Der S6red tiber oiele unerwortete gobs
rl6t faft bic 3un9e ldbmte.
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nun9Sanfer 1T 5erbro0en. Die 8aebe
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ltno ebe er biele @orte foum au69e=
ipro6en, bate er Dem ibm 5undbff ifeben:
Den Gdrfen oos Seuer9epebr entrifen
uno bradte es 9e9en @uioo'5 Sruft ab.
Die &u9el feblte nitbt. eout aufi9reiz
END lanf 2(rnoloe bepuBtlo6 neben Dem
Geliebten nieoer, Oefen aus Der neuen
Sooeswunoe fieBenoes Slut ibr bleibes
Qntlie iiberfr0mte.
Sn ibrem Simmer Fam, bon elmer 1iez
nerin unter(fdet, bic un9tdcfliebe So1ter
&icaroo'5 wieoer gu iib, ober rpie fte ibre
@eoanfen fammelte, unb bic Grinnerune
an oas nnsebeure, ipelbe6 bic ndbfpers
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ter Seele ertpo6te, oa ourbpGblte Elm IN
id9tiAer S6mer5 ibren Suien, uno iie
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peien mar, ite, Die BON alien Sbeuren
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Die oGlteriten Setra6tun9en perlenft uno
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berfiibre in bas 8ei6 oes Sooes.

berftibre in ba5 8eib bes Gooes.
u@eb mir erit poran, l1n9ebeuer +"
rief Sra9aoin, uno ibleuberte init ieiner
leeten Sraft Den Oolb, Der in feinem
@drtel 9eiteft bate, na6 Dem b0bnenoen
Seinoe. 2(ber oo6 ionlt 70 iiebere 2uge
uno oer eben 70 iibere Nrm, ouf Die iitb
Der ttarfe Singing itets nit Der untrii9z
litblten 3uuerii6t bate oerlafen f6nnen,
peria9ten iest treulo6 Dem Sterbenoen ben
Dlenit. 8rpor flos Die eelporfene 8ofe
nab Dem ibr beitimmten 3iele, oob fraftz
los fonf ite gu Den Sdben oes Serporz
fenen bin, oehen i6Wor5e5 9erj iie bate
errei6en iouen.
N9offino lpit 5uerit po(l 8efdr5un9
elnen Sbritt 5uriif, oann aber brob ct
in elm boaii6e6 9obn9ed6ter aus. Sieblt
Ou, rief er froblofeno, 1pie treu Dir DER
9immel 1T? SersweFe an feiner Gss
re6ti9feit uno fabre oabin; mein Sc
lbob fol- beher trefen!
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2lrnDlDe Be Sfpccos.
Cine grSGbluno aus Dem oritten Siertel
oes iebsSebnten Sabrbunoerts.

Cine graGbluno aus Dem oritten Sertel
oes iebeSebnten Sabrbunoert6.
[ScrHefnn9.
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tritte iiberrolbt, prallte erl6roden einiee
S6ritte 5urtf.
ISM 9lamen Cures 6errn, ces &apu=
banspolba Yiali," fubr 8ro9ooin gu ben
Sirfen eewenoet fort, uforoere itb Sud-
auf mein oneetroutes g8eib, Die Socbter
bes eolen Gicaroo, ee9en bic robe gSiQz
fubr uno Die ibdnoIicbe 8oGe oieie6 Qbz
9efallenen, ben ibr ielbif oero6ten mGiTet,
in S6ue gu nebmen. Sdbrt Die llns
elddlibe alsbalo gu Dem md6ti9en Sez
feblsbaber oer Slotte, uno FACET ibm, iein
fferbenoer 8reuno erinnere Jpn an Die Co
fun9 feines Bortes. ST miro Gu6 fir
oielen mir ertpieienen Oienit belobnen."
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fine, mel6er inoeTsn feline Sai1uns tpies
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9rrtannt iei jebe 8aftion
1us unIcrn Neaicnen,
Sur eini9tsit trlnst reicben <obn,
Sn oisicn frcien 3Cncn.
Gin 0clf pas frei lttb Ieltlt re9iert,
Nuf eicIem grrfnrnnoe:
gs werbs niemals irrseflbrt
9ureb 0ema9o9enbuloe.
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Gr oft afe Bier i'm Qauf' Der 3cit,
9cs Sabree QBctbisl ittb crnent,
9a cilct man CUR frHtcn Stnnpe
Sei auten 8reunoen III ccr Wunce
wnnIht Seorm ctipas oas ibn frcut
Sn Der jrBt nCubcarnn'nen 3ctt;
Olpe 1T Der Sraueb bon alters bert
ltne Gbape ipCms jest onpCre fpar'.
Oft bab itb bin unb Der ocba6t:
1Bcv ricGe mope oufactraCbt -
Sod allrs Griteln fiibrt gum Gtblub,
9a6 man se jest 70 trciten mnB.
&6mmt's lB0nftben nitbt Don Ipam per,
60 IT'S bod nibt piel jun0cr mrbr;
9cnn Gpa rpunItbt' in GltcItcit
Gid ihon bss Shtpfers ScrrIi6feit.
9ie Grr6cn pNnfcbtcn 1tb gar Dicl,
0ic aanse Wclt mar oft itr 3iel;
9c6 plrp, ,pic Die grfahruna lcbrt.
Nitht immcr jcoCr 2Suuicb 9endbrt,
QSer md6,s wilnlcbt, miro aueb erIanacb
Sbm carf uiebt por Der 3ufunft ban9en.
Sur O1i6lafeit bvinat Sclacnu6;
Sun Qaitcr filbrt ber lleberfuB.
QBar aud nun i'm DCraan9nen Sobr
Nlht 2llce mics 5u 'pNnitben mar, -
60 cirfrn mir rarot ntt tlaaen
ltnb nlcbt Dor Summer aleih per5aaen.
WCnn alcid in manhem 9beil pom >ano
Oae ltualuf ieinen @inqan9 fam,
QBc SuersbrunIt bos gl9entbum sertt6rte
limo mantbe Stdpte balb prrbeerte
Sd braette gueb su Icincr 3eit
Stcte all unp jcrc 9lsuiatcit;
1Bas Ncuse in Der QSelt sclebebn
&cnut' man in melncn Spalten lebn.
IBie bart bas altt Saterlano
&crridCt bon bee Sditials 6ano,
9Sc Olibwaebe, &risa mo lln9cmatt,
Gar Manhcm trotbte I8s6 unO 4t
Ger &riea i'm frsirn @bwci3crlanb
Ser 1T eub lllen pobltrfanut,
Sie llebcrIcbncmmuna ldnas Dem Nbsin
ISirc auth nod nicbt per9eGen leiu.
Ger Wllbmacbs braebts 6unaersnctb,
I'm pielen pldsen feblts an 8rDo:
9cb olcs ecrclttt niht gum SercruB.
Sls faufen uniern llsberfub.
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Scr Sriebs npIe tets, III jeper @tunpe,
$50 mir poa ,{oofnun0 uns Dem @luf psrtraun,
Sortlpdbrenp rubin ouf unicrm Gtaatcntunoe,
60 peroen rpir osS n9luf6Woht nidbt itbaun.
Gs ndbre in Dem 9rnBrn Gtoatcnbanrc,
Gin jeoes Gliso fein SteGts II pfiht9efIbL
Sn jcbem NltGr unp in jeoem 9taRos,
grtrebe man bae aQ9emelne 3ie!
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60 ffrabte @utb Der Wcr9enfisrn Der Suibsit
Beltdnri9 Iein 9cwinitbtcs @llbCrIitbt
Sn 8rnbIln3spradt II. erp9l66ncr Neubeit,
5GIl ieosm 8clfe oas Die Gtapenfette britbt!
Gs pedbe baIp rer Babn mo AberaIaube,
Sor Gb0am crr6tbe jepc 6rncbler}unft!
gs hebe ltb Der Geilt cmpcr rpm Gtauee,
Gs lte9e bic perblenbcte Sernunft!
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Gin @lhf, pa6 man i'm Gtcnclano
Scn allr oieIem uicbts empfano;
Sci uns mar QlQe6 l1ebCrfub,
l!uo SrcbItnn forte ccn SerpruB.
lin ollen GnpGn bebcn Ittb
9ee Glclbes 3rpciae mdtbti9lld,
9ir 4rbelt mar im l1cberfuB,
llnc @elo no man ee baben mut.
0ee 2arif's q5rrfuns Sur6 ras %ano,
S,e war's, bic jebcr @tanr empfanp,
Gte bat tief aus bcs Nbqrunpe 0o6t
Siel @cbdBc al oas &itbt 9ctr0cbt.
3lcf in oer Grbe 9rdbt man &oblcn, glfen,
Q8ie es oic QDc!t nur tann aUflpciIrn;
OIan hdmmcrt ic6mi[3t, 1T pobl9cmutbt
llno jccee OinS 1T lpirtlieb gut.
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O1ein qBunItb 1T, Do6 pies BobIerssbn
Sloh lanse m69e fcrtbcitebn;
@o phrfen mir obn' 8urcbt uno Gron'n,
8oa 6ofnuna in Die 3ufunft Itbann.
SD trin9e nun init bcr5'9Cr 8rcupe,
Cub, wertbe se1er ! fr6blicb beute
3u oen be9onn'nen ncuen Sabr,
Soa Admn9 mcine QBhnlebe por:
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9Bas ,peiter jcBt mein munftb noe6 e
Sbr f6nnt es lelht erratben,
wcil Scocrmonn, tper CT auh Gei,
WinItht $obn fir feline 9baten.
Drum miro fir MIDI, Sbr iebt es Gin,
Sir Neimen, wunlcb unp Olhbe,
Gin @tiifebsn 8aar wiaeommen (ein,
Gum Ncujobr in bet Sribe.
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Gib 5ImmeL qBeisbsit mO aerItan
Sn otrIem neuen Sabre
0en QDeiIrn 9err in unGcrm $anb,
Oa6 Qe nicbt !rre fnbrrn
Sur tEsts NIT QGort unp Sbat bereit
9es &anOes 98obl 81 mehren
llnD 70, ,ple'6 Necbt mo Dfi6t 9ebeut,
Slltbt auf ole 9tbmeIhlsr b6ren
Seoem Gtano' Glndt unO Gsrplnn,
Sn OGm nrucn Sabre,
Ssltres geben, frobcn Sinn,
Qesr Die Scbten Sobre.
q User pa wlrft flrs 98obl prr QSeIt,
Q3iluIbt pas @!Uf Der SrIoer,
9iGem brln9e Sut unp GeIo
9lelber Se9en ipleper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-02


The Trenton Ners Of the LIST ns speaking of the crops
in Bucks county Pa The grass is mostly cut and
is generally very fine and heavy. Some have already
harvested their wheat which in somewhat better
don than they anticipated finding IT, after the
tack the young grain sustained from the fly in the spring
The loss however will not be less than onehird the
average yield We understand that much difficulty IL
experienced in cutting the grain by its lodging
which is occasioned by the weakness Of the stalk after
the fly energies. Oats heading fast and look
ally fine The corn springng up briskly in favorable
situatonsbut in low places the wet weather has much
retarded its growth-in fact drowned it out con plee.
ly" in particular spots Fruit maintains its early
promise OF abundance.
letter from Dundee says: The wheat crop in Yates
the dry weather during the months of April and May
last and the insects laery. The crop looks very
well at present Grass quite short.
The Edgeheld .qdeerhser Of the oath ult says: Col
w Picken had cotton blooms at his plantation the
2oth and at his house plantation the 18th Last year
he had them the 9th oJuDe end the ear before on the
sth Oh Juneso that there is about ten days difference be-
tween the time OF their coming this year and last.
We informed that the cotton crop excellent where
has been properly cultivated The same paper says:
The weather for the last eight ten days has been very
hne ior the armes-rather warm with occasional show
except that for the last tive days have
had cool winds and nights.
The Charlottesville (Va) .9drocdts of Saturday last
says The wheat harvest is now nearly completed and
the worst antcpatons Of the farmers have been more
than realized To give an idea of the very greut falling
off, would state that farmer of this neighbohood in
formed us few days ago. that field, from which he has
reaped crop 100 bushels will yield him the nre
sent year much 400 From all leorn, not half
a crop will be made in this quarter
In Loudon county, 1t is said, the wheat crop has been
greatly injured by the scab.
The Ellicotts Mills (Md) Free Press Of Saturday last
Our farmers at present engaged in the harvest
field gathering the fruits OF their labors for the past
year. which would have been large but for the continued
generally though many will not realize onethrd OF
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK., July ..

Cleared.
Bark Roa, Giberson, Charleston, Harmony Nephew *
Brig E5eya sys, Hsnd,%sn Am.,s5a1m Ivy Burass
BITE choc,s1 FneT e"vs. HoIt OWEN
@ G poD. % aSsa s. Johns DnsB 81 sanSsm
ss OF
schr Amanda Ophela, Chase Philadelphia. Mckee, Hand
sehr sesaine, Cole Baltimore.
Steamer II stephens, Hoffnagle, Burlington.
Arrived.
MsdSEs Cook from CanVp March e and JsSr Head
wood Hathaway of and for New Bedford from whaling
e fd% IN June lat ION ap
S%; T . ssr JUNE
ssp vieE.Sus' Berry ~. NeE oisan., mdse to
William Msson "n m c'J gaae ~ 80 90 on
spoke brig Captain Tom, Beers from New Orleans for New
Ship Won HUMBOLDT, tBEem) Mschter, 40 days from Bre
ms SHY sarss ss Tspos Rio
in ballast Barclay LssgstGn 'aas mh lat = 70 lon II
Ship St Louis Marks, 10 days from New Orleans with mdn
Bark indu.,ry Aabzew lNorwl g. days from Post Grand
N9wy with bars 1n to Sr dsT from
f%Ts g61s srs sPGi
b SIs sS'! Mddioa SMeS'na days ''" st
from g a % iss ''s 20 days
Brig VIM Jones, Tyler &c days from Apalac with
Beni Swan, of New Haven from Nassau, P for New
Brig Antarctic Kelly from Demerara 18th June, in ballast,
Brig Linden Burr ~ days from Charleston, with
BiE Belfast. IBID MeKsnney. Is days from Demerara, in
Brig Siaens tnewJ Bird, days from Bangor with lum-
schr Evander tBr) Evans days from Elethuera, with
fruit Ackerley Sid in with brig enj J. Sw Ben
amn for NYoIk 22d June lat 20 lon IS II spoke steam ship
Massachusetts, Wood from Alexandra, with United States
troops, bound TO Point Isabel.
schr Cabot, NoItham, days from Georgetown, Sc with
schr Curen Tkiob, from Curacao, June H. to Fonlke
Son
schr Pacific Smith, "A days from Attakapas. Griffin 4
schr Planet Caske, days from Washington, NC, naval
stores TO Mitchell &co.
Csrthagenia, mdz to Everett 4 Batelle.
schr Ann Hopkins, days from Petersburg with mdze
schr Dolphin Murray days from Buepor NC. with
schS Mary. simond day. from Newbem, NC with naval
schr Jersey Oak Rodgers. Richmond, coal.
Sch seh, Pi.on; C9z ,T TI,s,n1Rs; ,,,,o,a ,o,
scr Frances, Fulford, Mewbern NC, naval stores to
schr J sponord, Stevenson, Virginia.
schr Coaster, Derrcksou, Richmond, coal. 49,
Schr Grcenway, Couch, Richmond with mdr TO Allen
schr Thorn. Wainwright, Virginia.
schr Hannah Abigail, Leland, New Haven. ballast.
Schr Mary, Chadwick, Washington, NC naval stores.
Below.
Ship Charleston, Brown from Charleston, with
Butch Bark Industry. also briggs unknown.
Packet ship Nebraska, Watson from Marsieles May 18th
with mdr to Boyd Hneken aud Lawpncs Phelps AT
Bark Mary Chiffon Corning from Rio Grande about June
is, with hides to Corning & Son.
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BosroS, June 80, lS46.
Warm Weather-Van .am5urgs Collection Of .animdis-
Robbery of Jepelry Store-Preparations for Fire
,Oorks- The Boston Observation-Disclosures sickness
among them, &c.
We had a warm day yesterday and thin clothing was
not inappropriate For many days previous man would
have been deemed fit subject for the lunatic asylum
who should have presumed appear in the streets with
out full supply of wool around his body and limbs
learn that the cherries strawberries, and various kinds
fruit and vegetables have been seriously injured by
the long continued wet and cold weather
Van Amburgh's caravan OF trained animals made
naa the whole length Of
and round through several other streets to the 1901 oil
the Common, where an extensive pavilion had been
erected for the reception OF the wild beasts never saw
Washington street crowded on either side by anx-
dbs and excited spectators Of the imposing scene Tho
windows and doors of the buildings were fu OF human
heads and the sidewalks were covered with people anx-
ous the Roman chariot the Flemish horses the
great Van Amburgh himself and all the minute details
Of the length the expected chariot came,
and its appearance fully answered the expectations
which had been raised in advance in regard to Il The
admiration They the noblest specimens OF that
noble animal that ever saw without exception
On the whole, the managers Of this exhibition have
certainly made a highly favorable impression on the
public mind, and it is easy to predict that there VIII be
tremendous rush the lions and tgresses, end to
witness the wonderful discipline which their master ex-
ercises over them
broken into yesterday morning between and o'clock
robbed OF twenty watches, several gold pencil cases.
and other valuable articles to the value OF hve hundred
dollars who slept near by heard the ROBBERS
but thought it person belonging to the store
opening It for the day
MIR Isaac Edge Of New York. is making preparations
for grand pyroechnic exhibition, on the Common on
the night OF the Iih under the sanction Of the city 60
yernmept BY whom he is employed We expecting
more splendid display than has yet been present
ed to the people of Boston.
The Boston Repeal Association held its regular month
ly meeting last evening John w Jarnes, Esq, the Pre-
sident in OF interesting speech said that
this association had orw arded to Ireland during the last
ala IF tan and
collected in Boston and the surrounding country
besides paying all the expenses Of its extensive opera
tons here This is e.sxtieh part Of the entire
receipts Of the Dublin Repeal Association from the
whole world during that period OF time.
Emgrants continue to arrive at this port in large num-
bers Ireland and il in said there is much sickness
and suffering among the new corners.
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.CAsros-ship Medora-T Vincent c Grswold. and L
hshman.
LvERrooL-Br ship Lord Ashburon-y Denton. lady
and nephew Of New York; MIR Scott and lady, Mrs Hitter
and 3l8 in the steeTsge.
RIO JAsEIRo-ship superor-tBefor reported,-F M Ray
BREMEs-Bsemen ship A Van Humboldt-Dr Cieroderfi-
SEN DIR Herring lady and children; De Gerodersen Mrs
Schenckberg Mr. Ziegler DIR Fer, Dir Bran and POI the
steerage.
CARTHAGENA-Carthagen ian schr China Samaria-W w
Whitney, DePeyster Faulkner. Starnage. lady and
children T. Foster.
ST yJsoENr-Br brig Belfas-Mrs Ried. child and SER
want: L A Brown. Edwards Master Checkey.
DEMARARA-Brig Befast-Mrs Reid child aud servant;
Rev Thomas Brown Edwards, and Master + Check.
ley
NEw ORLEANs-Ships Vicksburg-Mr John Knight, lady,
and dsughtei Mr. Daniel Gilmore: Mrs Sarah Ellison and
daughter; Mrs Frances Lewis and Miss Eleanor
Rogers-33 IN the steerage.
New ORLEANs-Ship ST Louis-H Smth-ii steerage.
CuRAcoA-Schr Curew-P Daggan.
NEW ORLEANs-Bark Mandaren-Mr Peabody lady and
sister; Mr. Bealey, aud in the steerage.
Accommodating VIM Jones-J Russell and s
Cleveland.
Passengers Sailed.
GLAsoow-Ship Brookyn-Mrs M Mckenzie, Glasgow;
Mr. Persen do Stuart Edinburgh; Forrest, Boston;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-02
Brighton Cattle Market.

JusE 29.-At market 4s0 Beef Cattle, including those
on Friday and Saturdays pairs Working Oxen, IL
Cows and Calves, li50 Sheep and $40 Swine 30 Beef
Cattle and 400 old sheep unsod.
PRIcrs-Beef Cattle-we again reduce our quota.
tions-extra, SIS SO first quality, IS 81 So rs second
S. rs a So so third, 81 90 so
Working Oxen-No sales noticed.
Cows and Calvessales at S22, 500, S25 S21 and S32
sheep-small lots sold for 81 IS, 81 SO, 81 IL,
~ 25 ~ "a, and 50 rs
swne-A lot OF small shoats at cents, and LOT at
61s cents. At retail from to cents.
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Whole number 1854, which $50 America an British
Bremen, French and Oldenburg.
ALEXANDRIA, June 2e-Arr ship Roger Sherman from Bal.
timore; schr Frank, from New York.
B,Lr,MoRE, July AR bark w Paige, Taylor Boston;
bridge Rahzen CBreml, Bremen; Edward Adams, Thomp
son, Bermuda Jos Bslch Parker Boston, Boston, Nicker
Boston, schrs Alice Ann Pendegast. Hufng Corn
ISLANDS Mercy, Smith Cadenss via Key West where she
New York; Iowa, Dayton, New iok; + Caldwell, Pur-
wey, Fairfield June 90 schrs ATLANTIC, Cook
Portsmouth. Cid, bark STAFFORD Robinson Hamburg.
por -Four Brothers Robinson Lube; Brazilian, Hitch
born Boston, schr sam Jackson; Winchell Point Pere,
Liverpool: bries Delaware Borden Fall RIVER Marquis
Alexander Caswel Fall River; Horton, Corson, Pro-
yidenee Sultana, Talbu Boston; Amanda Penny, York;
Mirror, Durme Stonington; Monadnock, Griffin Boston
Tens, Hand Jersey city; Roeshl, RednoEe, New York
ham; barge Philada, De Hart. New York Below, bark
two full rugged briggs three hermaphrode do and several
schooners.
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Foreign Irnportations.

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