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Herald Marine Correspondence.

Steamship Souhen Charleston; ships Adelaide, Hav
Probus Havre; bark Olga New Bedford.
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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-11-02

mold enraged at the obstinacy of the enc.
my, and resolved to make one more des-
perate effort for complete victory, rallied
a few ofthe bravest troops about him, and
rousing them by his enthusiastic appeals.
led them to a last charge on the camp liz
SELF .'You," said he to one, s'were with
me at Quebec, you in the wilderness, and
you on Champlain-Follow me |" His
sword was seen glancing like beam of
light along their serried array-the nexs
moment he gallope1 in front and riding
right gallantly at their head through the
devouring fire, broke with a clatter and q
crash into the sally-ports of the enemy,
where horse and rider sank together to
the earth-the good steed dead, and Ar.
mold beneath him, with his leg shattered
TO pieces, the same leg that was broken
at the storming of Quebec.
"Ihis ended the fight, and the wound.
ed hero was borne pale and bleeding from
the field Of his fame cnly to awaken 10
chagrin and disappointment. There is
but little doubt that when he violated his
orders and galloped to the field, he had
uade up his mind TO bury his sorrows and
disappointments in bloody grave
Would that he had succeeded, and saved
himself from the curse of his eountrymeD
and the scorn of the world !"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-11-02

is the deep and grand Valley of Jehosa.
plat. clustered with rocks, relieved by
trees and leading the eye round 10 the
slope of Olivet. which, however, is best
seen from the other side ofthe city. The
black dome of the Tomb of David was the
next object; and after that, the most con.
spicuous roof in the city--the great dome
of the Mosque of Omar, which occupies
the site of Solomon's Temple.
By this time, there was silence among
US. walked behind our cavalcade, as It
slowly ascended the beautiful rocky way
glad of the silence permitted by each
to all for it was not possible at the mo-
ment-nor will it ever be possible--to
speak of-the Impressions of that hour
We entered by the Jaffa gate and every
echo Of our horses feet in the narrow,
stony, picturesque streets, told upon our
hearts we said to ourselves that we were
taking up our rest in Jerusalem.
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"REEF SAILS"
BY MRS. LYDIA H. s1couRNrx.

A Thoughtful pair with streamers CAV,
OYER Hymen's waters sweep,
Profusion dancing at the helm,
And prudence laid to sleep;
At labor's ancient chart they scott;
On murdered hours they tread,
And lavish waste anOther's gold,
When all they own is fed.
Reef sails reef sails! whirlpool's nigh
The angry breakers sound; Tplunge
Haste, change your reckoning, ere you
In CULTS profound.
Young Beauty. in her painted bark
Like EygPt's boosted queen.
For whom, it's said, the world was lost,
With naughty brow is seen;
The morn is fair, the breeze is rare,
And gliding on her way,
She deems each pillows flashing crest
To her doth homage pay;
Reef sails! my lady, there's a cloud
To threat thy noontide skies,
A wrecking sand, a lonely strand
Be timely wise.
Pride launches bold, with canvas spread,
And topmast towering high,
Regardless of the warning blast
That through the shrouds doth sigh.
Reefsails tits not for him of dust,
Whose fall the worm doth wait,
To magnify the fleeing pomp
That seeks his high estate.
Reef sails reefsails! life's bubble breaks,
The stern grave claims its part,
But heavens eternal favor crowns
The lowly in heart.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-11-02
Anecdote Of Stephen Girard.

The following capital anecdote, illus.
trative ofthe late Stephen Girard of Phil
adelphia, is from the New Bedford Mer.
curry
Mr.. G. had a favorite clerk, one who
every way pleased him, and who, when at
the age of 81 years, expected Mr.. G. to
say something to him of his future pros
poets, and perhaps lend him a helping
hand in starting him in the world. But
Mr.. G. said nothing carefully avoiding the
subject of his escape from minority. At
length, after the lapse ofsome weeks, the
clerk mustered courage enough to address
Mr.. G. upon the subject.
81 suppose, sir," said the clerk, 81 am
free. and thought l would say something
to you as to my future course. What do
you think had better dot"
eyes, yes. know you are," said Mr..
G., sand my advice to you is, that you go
and learn cooper's trade"
This announcement we'll nigh threw the
clerk off the track but recovering his
equilibrium, he said if Mr.. G. was in ear.
nest he would do so.
81 am in earnest"--and the clerk rath.
er hesitatingly sought one of the best
coopers, and agreed with him upon the
terms of apprenticeship. and went at it in
good earnest, and in course of time made
as good barrel as any one. He went
and told MIR. G. that he had graduated
with all the honols of the craft, and was
ready to set up his business; at which
the old man seemed gratified, and told him
to make three OF the best barrels ne could.
The young cooper selected the best ma
terials, and soon put into shape and fin.
ished three of The best barrels, and wheel
ed them up to the old mans counting
room. Mr.. G. said the barrels were first
rate, and demanded the price.
Zone dollar" said the clerk, ais as low
as can live BY"
"Cheap enough" said his employer,
snake out your bill and present it."
And now comes the cream of the whole.
Mr.. G. drew a check for twenty thousand
dollars, and handed it to the clerk, closing
with these words:
"There, take that, and invest it in the
best possible way, and if you are unfortn-
nate and lose it, you have a good trade to
fall back upon, which will afford you a
good living at all times"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-11-02

The FEMALE ARMY OF SwITzER.
LAND.-We have mentioned in a previ-
Gus number the two regiments of the
women of the Canton Of Uri, but we find
in French paper notice of them, which
we translate literally: "The two battal-
ions, numbering fourteen hundred females
in military dress, present an aspect at the
same time formidable and captivating. In
their evolutions and discipline they are
drilled tc perfection. Curiously enough,
superiority of form and beauty has been
very much the reason Of difference Of
grade; the handsomest are Of the advanc-
guard, and this post of distinction and
danger seems willingly concededthem BY
their companions who are less favored by
nature. Some classification has been,
guided by temperament also. The more.
vivid and flighty have been enrolled as
vol,iguers, orlight horse-the more phleg-
matte as grnnadiers. Those who have
figures of more embonpoint are in the
central body, those orslighter forms are.
stationed at the wings. The coarse and,
rude are enrolled as dragoonsand cantin.
ieres. The creation of this corps (which
with its discipline and enthusiasm, seems:
likely, at the first throe of the. coming
political movement Of Europe. to take
possession ofthe Helvetian soi) is an ex-
ercise Of the powerful genius of Sails
Soglio, who has reserved to himself the
general command, 49, s .,7i.Ezg ssn
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8 A.sailor havinga mind tor q ride, and
being unacquainted with housekeeping
las he termed III was very busy in haF-
Messing bis nag, when he happened to
place the saddle the contrary way. A
person near him observed to him bis mis-
take, when Jack, looking steadfastly az
him, and giving bis guild twist in his
mouth, said, "How do you know which
way | am going to rideq"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-11-02

GAM1NG.-Every amiable propensity
in the heart of man, every endearing tie,
every sacred pledge, every honorable feel.
ing, are set aside and forgotten when ga
ming takes possession of the human mind.
This is not said at random it is the voice
of truth and experience, and has been ex-
emplifed in many thousand instances
and yet the danger is never seen by the
young beginner. Many youth of fair
promise enters upon the career of gaming
more out of thoughtlessness than vicious
ness. Not the fraud with which the sys,
tenn is inculcated, nor Of the train of bad
propensities that unnecessarily enter into
the composition ola gamester, he steps
into the fatal path without intention of
pursuing it far, and without fear of being
lost in its lahyrinths. But presently the
le2rosy seizes him, and the plague of it
overspreads his whole heart and mind
His love ofgaming increases alike, wheth-
er he gains or loses. 1t fixes. and as it
were, fascinates his whole attention, so
that every thing else is neglected.
81 The company he keeps, the language
he hears, the scenes Of degradation he
daily witnesses, poisons the sources Of
moraifeelings within him. The Jealousy,
the rage, the revenge, incident to the en-
ploymept in which he is engaged, gener-
ate ferocity of temper. He is lost to all
that is good and prepared for anything of
evil. He that by habits Of honest indus
try might have gained competent wealth /;
he that might have been source of JOY
and felicity TO an amiable wife. and the
father OF progeny that would have bles-
sed his memory; he who might have
been an ornament to society, and an honor
to the human family. is at last vaga-
bond, as destitute ofproperty as principle
--the grief and shame of his kindred
despised of the world. and a burden to
himself. $3.50.
The Banking system has corrupted men
OF the highest standing. almost destroyed
the confidence of mankind in each other,
and darkened our criminal calender with
names that might otherwise have confer
red honor and benefit on their country
!. Van Btasefs. lee s2e % s.eessse
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into the city of Mexico

In copversing with an intelligent officer
who expressed in a very strong terms his
conviction tina: those who condemn Gen.
Scott for not entering the city, after the
victory of Churubusco, did 80 without a
full knowledge of the difficulties of the
undertaking, we were forcibly impressed
with statement ofhis in relation to the
very great impediments and Perils in
storming city like Mexico. .,
The city of Mexico is built in the GEN.
tire ola lake, which we believe is nearly
dried up, and the OILY approaches to it
are over causeways from one and half
to two miles long. These are defended
by strong batteries manned by a large
army, and the heads Of the streets in
which the causeways run are also bar
ricaded and defended by cannon. Had
Gen. Scott advanced upon the city, he
would have lost fully half of his army,
and added to the losses he had already
incurred in the battles OF Contreras and
Churubusco, would have been severely
crippled, if not placed hors de combat.
Besides, we have already seen the
proclamation of Gen. Herrera, calling up
on the people of the city to avail them.
selves of the means of defence they can
lay their hands on; to hurl stones from
the tops Of the houses; to pour boiling
water and hand grenades on the invading
foe; in other words, toimitate the devotion
ofthe Buenos Ayreans, when they des-
troyed the English under Gen. Whitelock.
Such is the defence of Gen. SCOTS
conduct in agreeing to the armisticc after
the battle ofChurubusco, made by broth.
er soldier and admirer Of the general.
Without entering into the discussion Of
the expediency the armistIce, there is
one inference which we may safely de duce
from the foregoing argument. 1t is the
improbability of the heavy loss which
Gen. Scott is reported by the Mexican
rumors which came over in the ]. L. Day,
to have incurred before he had taken the
city. 1t is very improbable that Gen.
Scott would attempt to storm city so well
defended against such a movement, when
he has it in his power to accomplish its
fall by the safe and little destructive mode
of bombardment, against which the city
hes no defence.-N. o. Delta.
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should take in charge ammunition enough to distribute,
In case Of emergency. forty rounds at least.
Very respectfully your obedient servant.
SAMUEL r. CURTIS, Col. Cong
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Official.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE MARINE CoRPs, I
ADJurAvT AND INsPECToR's OTFICr
Omclal.

ADIurArr AND INsPKcroR's OFFIcs,
O. WAsHISoroN, March 20, ls47
commissions in the line under Of Congress of the
"a OF March 1877 for the increase of the Marine Corps
have been made by the President under said act:
49, Promotions
First Lieutenant Francis c. He'll to be captain In the
line from the 10th of March, ls47 vice Capt Parks q
howie Che adlutant and inspector of the corps pro-
% 1oS "a to the rank Of major having vacated his
~ First Lieutenant George IL Terrstt to be captain in
the line from the 18th Of March is47 vice Capt George
w. walker, Uhe paymaster Of the corps) prom oted 10
the rank Of major having vacated his Of can
tain in the line. 0-p
First Lieutenant William f. Stark, to be csp,in In
the line from the 10th of March, ls47 vice Capt Augs A.
Nicholson he quartermaster the corps promoted To
the rank Of major having vacated his Of cap
First Lieutenant Nathaniel s. Wsldron to be CAPTAIN
in the line from the 10th OF March, ls47, vice Capt Geo
Lnosay 1.-THE assistant quarermaster of the corps
noted TO the rank Of captain having vacated his
mission 81 captain In the line.
second Lieutenant William l.. shuttleworth, to be
rst Lieutenant from the 18th OF March, Sa vice Fran.
CTS Z Hall promoted captain.
Second Lieutenant Joseph w Curtis to be first lieu.
!enan. rom the 10Th OF March. is4, vice George
Second Lieutenant Rooert TsnsiI to be first lisutsn
ant from the 10th OF March, ls47 vice w. Stark, pro
Second Lieutenant John c. Grayson, to be first lieu
tenant from the 18th Of March, ls47, vice Nathan Wal
dfon, promoted captain.
APPOINTMENTS
Charles Alex'r Henderson, to be second Lieutenant
from the 10Th Of March ls47, vice VIM L. shuleworth
%John Stricken Nicholson, to be a second lieutenant
from the 10Th March, ls47, vice j. w. Curtis, promoted
saterthwaits Nicholson to be a second lieutenant
rom the 10 Of March, ls47 vice Robert Tansil pro.
noted first lieutenant.
George Lindsay, Jr 10 be Second Lieutenant from
the 10Th OF March ls47, vice John c. Grayson pro.
noted First Lieutenant. -
by order OF tho Brevet Brigader General Commsn.
daht' PARKE G. HOWLE,
Adjutant and Inspector u. 8 Marine Corps
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Crackers and Cheese.


The Pennsylvania canal boats now In successful
operson The Susquehannah river has been navigabls
for arks and RATS for week two aud business begins
to look up
silver mine, is sad has been discovered near Ii
mead oil Current river II supposed to be very valu
singing master, named Christian f. Quacksnbush,
lately ran away from mis- wife and family Be rn ".
ana In company with Of his pupils made for Boz.
oh whither no was traced by bass viol which he
lieu along Inc next morning after his arrival in Bos-
ton ne was arrested charge Of adultery and com.
mitted for trial The girl given in charge of hsr pa
reh's' VINO had followed the fugves.
Systematic attempt seems to have bssn NADIA within
tiew days past both in Boston and the neiRbborns
towns, to pass the emission Of onarfsr
eagles. f
A man named Gilbert Cummings was on Saturday
bound In the of $1,000 TO appear for trial bafoya
court Of Boston, charge OF assaultng an intormer
against liquor venders named Longu, with bar Of IRON
and inncung severe wound upon his forehead there
with. ~
The exhibition OF the Aurora Boreas on Friday eve.
ming last, was brilliant ut New Haven that the Or
companies. supposing there must be some
where III the neghborhood turned out in force The IL
Elimination was magnificent
Some sheep belonging to Mr.. Levi Martin of Bing
man, DE, were taken out Of a drift few day
since having been buried up eghty.two days. Two Of
them have recovered and ono doing we'll
In japan every criminal adjudged worthy of death IL
his own executioner. When found guilty he s noti-
fed Of the fact with the day and hour
or his death. When the hour arrives he bids hi fnmilv
and friends farewell and rips open his own bowels thus
satisfying the law.
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NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH a. 1874,

Albany st. Marys Princeton, the ships Relief and
Fredoua brig Porpose and the whole fleet of gunbosts
and small steamers. OF the important movements that
will soon be made in this quarter, shall make 1t point
to give you, as soon as possible detailed account
The brig Emelia has just arrived from New York.
with mail bag for the squadron.