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Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31

var vas the guy counterpart oi thai Of
Rudolph, anl lts bim he was uule.lefel.
tln the lfBI eI l.al celebrated aIuIsbai, his
counsel called uf#n he caau 10 remcmbcr
aud uAkea..a..uaansRs In una WIN vas
f1rfgHaE flaut wondered Why hr Mar
shal lij u3i Is IA AmI,tt viii he resl Of
saHaIeua's a#neaIa hui iI nay well hr
zHpFasrd Lhat ta#guzrs which dfaYc him
.faa ha.N Heueurd lis ru.ning and
HlI# him aIdnrHap.Hr Ia .fHa. lhr s.arm,
#iaHzbaI 6rHaehA. wen in Ibis country.
MD fhRI AnE usfard iu description with
Ruaa.pas aul sIata E7glist psg
" Il. Crawford. Of Georgia, va often
visited by Ngy, while lhe llmer was in
flfz lal Ia s.' his conversations with him
h. would raHacrzz Ia nothing but French;
and fbc fHas#n assigned taf his friendly re
ear1 for Crawford Is attributed to the fact
o. his cumInE rum tue ne ghbarhooi where
b. vas barn aud fiizai.
Genet WIN WIS driven from France in
l592 aud never aller permitted 10 return,
lruIe. the IDENTITY uflbriWo persons. but,
III l7D2 Nny was unknown, and ai him. af
forwards. Tie citizen Genet had no oppor.
tsniy oI knowing General l.allanand.
Wha rrsi8rd IN Philadelphia IN isis aud
10. iu,lf caHeufs IL the identity Of the two
persons described Il isalso well aulhcn.
i.caledthal alaabaI Ney spnko very bad
English and w. frequently styled. snce.
ins4 "ilr taiuf55 iTlieFH-Rudolph LEFT
huFficmaIlh ,ueh cafep. Young Count
NaS a#H#a auIsl VII ba nlr dc Monte
HHI.a. ID i#H seaH .ia#' Hai a visit tllhe
ar #abaIl here RuIalph aas born anl
H.H = Hinf reveal his IN ,sinu bul Il
E. E#H.# #r.aHr# Bis #blrHi wa the uh
laHH- 8. ..=aaz .aHsafi IN his iaIhrrs
aafz alHHg Au#Hhee oi AlieiaeI Ru
Ha4#Is eHiea un The
aaialI WIN are intimate
#..#H 4 lhe Marshal and aa,f
american s.uaH a5Is.H=
% = Jse sb.zas striking lesem.
$500.
Hrss #=.s aah.aufa strong case in
# Shes Hns.,an Ita' Marshal Nrg
tie H=H sma#e4a. RHloIFh. The
aHer 1tha Hne#mHh these arls purpose.
saz iaz=mIara.lHg Inquify IN a slI,.
#HtlHg auI ff# Ihe huaf aI
r=#n#r,. aaI.z= be may establish tue
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31

AyoruKa BoanHR wAR.-We copy the
la'lu, ins from he St. Louis Republican OF
The G,h inst:
General Thompson Ward, cominandar
q "thc fNecnih division Missouri militia
near Lower Lake, Platte county," iolsv.
ing the example oi bis Locoloco eomfeefs
ha. determined To get up war on bis own
responsibility, Il seems, from the explain.
arlns ol the editor OF The Platte (Mo.) Ar.
gus. that banl Of Fox Indians arc roaming
AZ large in the counties If Gentry and liar.
rison. committing depredalions on the
property OF citizens aud frequently insult.
ng and terrifying women and children,
being excited thereto from tho effect, bf
iiguar. which ismrni5hed them hy whiskey.
tNlp-s, who follow Ia their wake"
We should like 20 know where thi,
militia general gets his authority to com.
monso such acts Of hostility against these
Indians. or anybody clse' Would /, no, be
quite a vol Ior the General 10 employ him.
self ~ fnlinro oli and puniShing the scoun.
drels who sell whiskey to the Indians,
lhorehy causing them to insult the women
and children, instead Of taking upon him.
,e.flo call on, the inilila, and punish the
lndiaus' We bad supposed that the Cove.
nor might have something to say IN mat.
rers Of this kind, but it seems that General
Ward considers himself quite competent 10
originate and carry on the was without any
consultations with him. lie has issued an
order to captain Of A mounted company to
remove these Indians beyond the border
the STATE,
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31

4 Singular lmr Par ru,ua.-Tha
following singular circumstance $50 cop.
from "Scuu, RaHn.Irc'i,us of Naa
Life 4 marine, who hll u,l iainrI Iha
ship, anil whp WAS Wm.GHunI with rr
excellent qla'.ie- u. llr Dug eulavurrl
while bathing lo rutIgr bru rom Do, .t,.
tiun into The vnlcr The noble auiml.
paid nu attention 'o h.. invitation. Our
of lhr crew told thr mllinc lhr ii be- swan
uui Of the sail ani would call oui as ID in
distress. aud suit the action tu the Vpm.
w. Brl'sWain would certainly abry Or.
summon. Tue marine took tie hu. gll
ont ot the sail aul began lucna.' tbr mu
uf drowning man to perfection. The dog
Instantly sprung into the water with hi,
ear. erect, his eyes flashing Tire from in
,ru.r anxiety; away h. swan l,r ihr .pl.
dirr who, on the approach Of h.F canine
friend, began 10 blgr misgI,n. as To- rhr
wisdom ui hls proceedings. Tie now hr.
came alarmed lest the dog should sri2r
him. Nhirh mauuuyrc Boat.Wan appeared
resolved To execute. His fears increased
with the dug's cninavor- 10 effect bis puf
pose; and finally be roarel ont moJ m,ily
Tor help from his shpna'rs. The louder
the poor fellow sung out, the more dolcr.
mined was :hc sagncious brute 10 seize
him, aud he very soon accomplished bis
purpose, ga.pIng him firmly By the hair
al the back Of the neck, aud twi.rar hi,
face towards the heavens, brought him
alongside, amidst 'br conyulsye rgars Of
Iaurhlcrofthr whalr oflhe ship, company,
and the pilnous cries of lh' Jolly marine
Buars vain would moi resign Biz hgi iuI,
the frightened man wa, assisted OPP the
side: The bite Of a rope being then placed
overheard Tor his conductor, he placed h.s
lore legs in il up TO his shoulders. and.
holding himself .i1y ont, was hnalcl up,
and calmly resumed his watch, as if u0.
ding had happened.
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31

FrAHrtL--A French provincial papeg,
Le lthune, announces a case of premature
burial ai Guney, A stone cutter had heeu
buried alive, and the found Of the earth as
il fell on bis coffin awoke him from his
lelhafgic sleep. The impression produced
by this event was go great as to ororlurn
the reason ol the sufferer, who, animated
by supernatural strength, burst open the
.eolin lid and fled from the cemetery. lie
~ ayeHaken only with great difficulty,
after having heen pursued Tor a considerable
distance. Tho Journal de Bordeaux an.
nounees a similar occurrence few days
helore the above. The wife of rich
farmer uf Laumc, ader shoIt illness and
apparent death, had been buried with tho
accustomed formally. 4 few hours aAeg,
lar saSlen passing through the graveyard
imagined he heard groans coming from
under the earth. lie haslened to inform
the eurate, who ordered the grave to be
opened. The woman gave signs Of life
but dil not recover her CONSEQUENCES, and
owing 10 the brutality of the superstition
uflhe neghhnring inhabitants. who refused
to have her admitted into their houses, she
perished before medical assistance could
be rendered Tho correspondent of the
Boston Atlas gives these as but common
occurrences. We do not wonder that pub.
lie attention should he drawn IN France to
ingenious devices By which the extinction
Of life may be determined with more Ger.
iainIy than by tho ordinary tests. The
thought ef being reused from an unnatural
leiharry BY the hollow sound Of clods falling
upon ones collin pariakes largely of the
horrible.
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31

! DAuGrgRaryrH OF ruE Moos AND
rnH Man ~ IF,-=An ameteur operator
wiih a now aud costly lens. manufactured
IN France, has succeeded in obtaining n
grand photographic representation ot the
moon, which, un haiug inspected with Il
poisertm microscope, has disclosed a pha.
nomrna very astonishing indeed in relation
to that planet, 4 new y orh paper. from
which we learned The above, state, that
''lhs experiments are as vel neomplete. n
representation on ; of the thin crescent Of
the new moon having been obtained. but
in tie course Of the neat week, should lhe
weather prove ayoaby, the entire disc al
this luminafy viii be indelibly fKed On the
polished plate. Iha apparatus Cor ohyi.
aiing the motion of both The earth and Iis
satellites arc ingenious, yet simple, aud
can be easily adjusted 10 tho UNEQUAL mb.
tons Il both planets, so as to present a
liked object To tho operator. We are no,
at Liberty 10 give Ba expose Of the iiscoy
cries thus far made, but can only state Al
present that all the generally received
opinions Of scientific men in regard 10 the
Qaecn OF Night are positively erroneous.
Tie monn Is ma aa orb II is either hem.
spherical OF bowl shaped-probahly the
hlIer-and has an Inhabited aimasplsrf'
We are promised fall account ni TIN,
most wonderful triumph Of scientific fs
search so soon as tue present series Of el.
pefimenls shall have been completed"
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31

iu'CuLsR SrgENGrH-Thr power of
The action d lh' muscles 10 The human
body Is immense. The d,ltoid muscle
atone, which is situated near the top Of the
shoulder when employed in supporting
weight OF hlly pounds, eHehs a force
equal 10 two thousand four hundred and
slhiy.eightppqnIs
Some eua1nlirary instances Of strength
are recorded Milo. q celebrated athletic
"i "~ecr, il 10 ssij, carried an OF four
years old weighing upwards Of one thou.
sano pounds on bic shoulder, Tor above
iofty yadi, a1i aAerwariB killed (, viib
ono blow with bis ast
A perfectly Samsonian ciTjri Of 81, II.
related. lie was one Of the IisrIDles OF
Pythagora', and to his uncommon strength
The learned pTeeeplor aud bis pupils owed
Ihoif lives. The pillar which supported
the roof OF the school sudIenly gave way.
hn' Milo supported lba whole weight Of
'h' building anl gave the philosopher time
10 escape.
Augl'u' AI., King Of Poland. could
roll up silver plate ike a sheet Of paper.
aud twist the strongest horse shoe asunIsr.
Fish have q prpd.gious power OF muscle
the velocity with which a whale moves
through dense medium Of water would
carry him, q continued at the same rate.
rouuI the world in l.rile les. than a fort
night.
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31

lnn lt-I.r H.H. re.rhmlrl lhrl'
II. -n.- w- "-,r4 rnsIa llr lr. sweet
l.U.., ..s u'- 'aa H.,i IetmtI4, an
striking uHHus ui agency uu Ih' ccun
.. H u... 1ni N.lH. uur ul horse
..r .nI ruuiu. allpl Ouu,. D., vhlru
H.H.. a.um o' lHi4rt auma'r aud
n.Hmir, 10 aI anil bound together
E.U.l..s HH lha rrlrr uf lhr earth mdi
..f.r I.rs u# rys ~ heat, Ia stlslght
ua.-al.g. Marine, hH'l 60 ryry ruldrG
alf r.e uUnt surface itself continually
ending rls upald through the clear
no .rH .n .t. Thus go ihe carih's
.H1.r a'. .a, strive rs .t were. nfcr
800 rga. HuHWg', .lI equilibrium ni
.Ha.J wi..r l.a s4igrr. a.. u whole, lcnls
generally lWn.'s crI.rf slate. BR
while lhr sun hines, Ibis cooling will NOT
Take place, e. thr earth then receives in
-rnrn mun Har 'hln % give, ulT and II d
..rAr ssJ Ha ri. loHt hy "a canopy Of clouds
lhesc wl. arnH and gain throw back a
i1rtinn ol lr .aal aar prevent % from
being sper swnl A. night thru
when ihr IH ..rl.yu. fhr rauh will ruYl
rbr m.5l, 900 lrtI mg.r, a.1. moro han
when t|. cloudy. AND vHru tlr clouds
uu. n.4b ..".rn tdr SIS, tu,r pau,
H ...mr pI.H. ahI.l ors towards Ihc
..l.. ...u. 2 fbr ..u.u,. Nuw.
a.-ur.r .HlHr ru1.s. che air in ronar,
.r..I ..t. ..r. r. then fbr wIl rurwn.,
m.mnu s.. must .uly,r pIrlion
u. laa Wl.gp ar... his hitherto retained.
IHm wJr, I.r tUc lHang mist IN The
ma H.rrr foo wu re. almost minute
These collect nu every .rlllri aui suspend
tlrmwf.r ..u rgst '.t'r of grls., ia
.l.u.. "muF uts.' ial mark hrm a
hrauuIul adaptation. Different degree. Of
r,gHt; uu Il.m aub.Iaucc., which ia
Oh, nir hrrans CON. ir.t, also attract first,
and m4s. aNmIluIg rh' particles Of falling
Iav. iuu. u &C. oa.. o. summers
evening. l.a .rs ..' wet whIc the
rn,ol walk sd.r aui Doe thirsty pasture
aaI every gw.a .ca. &, drinking in the
descending uo,surr wHrib- naked hnl
and barren highway ure .ilI unconscious
ofis aIl-rrut#slr Jiaaopr on Arm.
cultural Ch.mnfH
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31

DASuu TgApir1N.-The lower orders
oflhc Danish pea,auiy attribute the cbb
and loy Of tie tides not 10 the moon but
la tncmlu 10 tuc moon. Ills only employ
mrn,, lboy ,g, j., To- pour water rom a
Iro hug.rihu as tur ol gentleman is
rather hl0'y nr'u.d Doe rops forest ol.nn;
nod wHru mpP.r. ID. water returns To l's
lmr I.w, aUl rises again whom be-
awsrs
THss rlaory OF t5r .omaa.n oil. the
rarh is equally curious lh'y say there
oas Formerly O. c1.ossaI ship. 50 large
uunr c.Hmanlrr wa Obliged TO ride
abau, the deck TO give orders; and The
sailors who went nlolt as boys came down
grry beaded, 40 long % time having elapsed
while thcywcrc trimming the sails. On
one osrl ion, when the ship was in great
ocril tla sailors commenced throwing out
ballast and continued to do so until an
island was formed, which increased in size
rntl ,h1 proscu, earth was completed
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31
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Is EuraR -Circumslanees
have given 10 Mr.. King, member Of the
Iowa Legislature, very unusual promi.
nsnes lie Is Wing, At an early part
nithe session. il was deemed necessary, Ia
secure the election Of Loeafueo Senators,
lo hfibe one or two Of the Wings. The
fret aIlemp, VAS made upon the integrity
ui Mf. hing By a Loeoiueo named Mar.
shall. Tho terms wero stipulated and
tender oi portion Of the money made, and
perhaps small potion received, TO bind
the bargain. When this was done, and
proofs o,ihc infamous conduct Of the Loco.
ibcoz were obtained. Mr.. King, in hs
place la The House, exposed the whole al.
tair. Great eIei.enen, followed, and all
tho walls a wrath were opened upon him.
Ina special manner Was he the object Of
the most laennl abuse from the Loeoioeo
paper NJ lows city. The editor whose
name is Palmer. called him "eowafdly
bully. aud n abused Nh King as 10 dc.
larminc him 10 iullieI personal ehasilse.
mrni upon him. Accordingly he met Pal.
m-r in the lobby of the House, knocked
him down with his fsi. aud was proceeding
To give him sound drubbing when Pal.
MRS friends inleriafed. and took King of
his p8,tfale b0dy. Palmer was not con.
tent, il seems. to take the whipping, inlie.
ted under such circumstances, but procured
a warrant 10 be issued on bis affidavit, tina,
kinn had assaulted him with a deadly
weapon which he believed 10 be loaded
pistol. with the intent to do linn bodily ihiu.
~. King was arrested, Snd several eoun.
.ai employed on each side. a
AGcr lhe examination OF Witnesses,
Palncrs counsel enlereda Hollc prosequi.
81. Lnnis Rfpabliean.
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31

Awru ptcuRRENeE.-The Salivan(S.
~ Wing relates upon the authority ol the
CORONER an awful occurrence which hap.
pened near GrahamylIe, in ,hal county.
namuIy, the murder Of a Young airI bY her
step mother aud The death oil the latter hy
suicide.
From lle evidence anil rruliel al the
jury q appeared lhal Anna Bareklry. de.
ceased was the slrp molheral I'm, Barrk.
ley deceased. Il indheruppearai that the
mother bad Ions imhihea a spril Of hatred
towards the child, consequently shr had n1l
at all iinos treated hct in mann r b..
coming mother, anl al afe had .nIf.fel
under a remofse ol conscience, M lpprrs.
sion OF mind that she herself in eonse.
queBce Of her Treatment to the child. mus
suiier in despair Of that mruy winch other
wise she might have been the happy re.
cipient OF. She had told her husband seg.
eral times previous 10 her death, that It
seemed to her that she must make way
with herself; her husband supposed that
she wished 10 alarm him aud disturb h,
peace, aud that she would IN, take her life,
believing her to be saue.
\ ieW days before the preparation Of the
deed, the glrl, IN the absence ui her mother,
came 10 her father IN lcafs saying, "larhrr
! am alaidpl mother; believe she lnlrni
Ia Kill OF hun ne. Her mother aIs1
came, anl said, "lhe gifl had appeared To
he afraid ol her for some time, bai sbo
knew not the cause: that she do nul intend
Ia harm the child. which served IA cam
lde hihcr's trafs IN regard Ia the safety a
Its chi.d. NJ. BarclIry aud Auua. h.
WIIa bal four children. the eI!rsl a 10y.
l#a,t z.N teafs Of age. On lhs morning
of tie igh aIuua. Hf Barsklrf ara=r
ral. ma3a a IIrr and ra..#a hI= WE. sar
4Ia-r sua rame 10 lha In, as H|amzl
asf hai lie vas gong taa u#ilhali aHal.
lHtrc tmdbs If a nile distant, lu an Hr
ual, ali wished her TO call Am aaH
seBd her on au uanl aIsa. H. Iei Iag
h4ase aud went la hIs neighbour; on It.
tuning, when near the h94se. he beari
The boy scream, SAYING, "mpIbrr has kiIeI
ANY aud herself H. elHa into the
h8use anu found bi. Niit aal daughter
wing Hpun he lluaf with ihsf lhaals eat
IL immediately fepaifed 10 ihr arafesl
huu,e iu give the a.arm. saWs OF iHr
nHiglhals returned will him aul i4and
them deal AMI hng n their gore. ihc
boy slated thar Amy arasr, ans-aa aagsei
and went 10 the conner to got hrr H f#H,,
her mother immediately seized hnf b, thr
throat with one hand aud chuarI hHE lhU
girl screamed, bs muib'r with lrr other
baud then ruuk O razor from a shelf, opened
,nf case. tuuk The razur lhrrelium, auI
wHh her lrc,h opened Il; the boy srnug
t1r lhc nzoE Biz uu,hcr pushed him back.
,ni drew the razor across the throat o..
Amy. The boy ihrn seized the yDug-r.i
child. babe, IN bi. arms, and wru, 90
ward. the outward door; bis mother hlir
mm stop aud spmng towards him; ha told
her iuat his father was coming. She
looked ou, of the window, saw him, aui
then stepped hack aud cut hrr own throat,
she tyi upon the aoor l.icless. The jury
aticr au iEqltsiiiun. rendered them sauiiyr,
That Amy Balekley had been murdered
by Anna Barckiey, and that Anna R4g-a.oy
committed suicide.
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31
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TuE PosrgkgTEE GENEaAL.--Tho
lnurna. ol Commerce states that New
Yurt merghan, who had been in the habit
OF sending papers to his customers; with ia
line drawn arJuni tho advertisement, TO
which he wished to call al attention, con.
linlaj to do 50 Notwithstanding the order
ol ,ha Postmaster General TO tear oa' wrap
pcrs aud prosecute any violation Of the OF
der recently published. Tho merchan.
recently received a note from the United
Sia,as District Attorney asking TO SEQ him
and on their meeting was shown q number
of the papers abtncIed from tho mail. by
oIdar OF tie Postmaster General. 10 a
qgrsliun Il hu had thus marked the papers.
the merchant answered yes. mad was mott.
lied by the law officer that suit would at
once be commenced fora violation Of the
Post OHlo orders. Tho Postmaster Gen.
eul was At once written To in relation 10
the affair, and asked to point out the clause
orthc law ON which suit would be brought.
The answer was a disconlnuance Of the
prosecution. The question has been asked
whether the Postmaster General violated
the law in dotnining and opening packagcs
condlrd 20 him.
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31

hAfrR LoagEn.-Thf most ssusre eagf
on rce5ri "A traveller Iournc,ins through
Texas on iaoI, came to a creek. which wa
swollen by the rams, and running like "a
mil tail, as the saying Is. A floating
loR, made fast BY grape vine to either
bank, vas The anIF Thing in tie Shape of a
bridge he could discover. and the swift
current was running on either side Uf this.
Two hours haHl labor in bringing stick,
aHa brush. served to iafm a ifail raj, by
which he could reach enc end sf the lai
which SUNK aud luiled, as he placed hi.
looi upon i. The traveller. however AT fr
rolling oil INTO the water twice. was finally
enabled 10 coon himself 10 the other end
otihe log on all loars; but new dillieullie,
nov be'et him. for be was sllI not acfas,
nni arasng current was between him and
the bank. A violent leap aud plunge. bsW
efer, enabled him 10 reach and seize the
sape vine. aai with the aid of this, and
much seamhling, spIashing and founder.
ins' he finally lulnd himself on dry land
on ihe opposite s.dc, completely exhausted
by hm iofcn0un's work. lle shook the
wafer from hIs ears, spouted the water
rom his mouth, and while resting himself
'i'ef h's c1eriion-, noticed piece Of pace,
STUCK upon a stake close By. Up1n rr.
1mining tho paper be found written upon
IT, 10 round, bold hand, the following
emphatic warning: "Ogr a5iidr fine Tor
crossing his briirs faster Than a ralk.
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31
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CugrOus CALCuLATIoN.-ll has been
calculated that single penny pui out at 3
per cent compound interest al the birth day
OF our Saviour, would have produced in tho
year 1906 the enormous SUN Of G20O,.
1Dl,OlO, O10, 600. 900, 900, 900, 600, OOO,.
oOO,nOD sterling, which would make
bulk Of solid gold ia million times The
magni;Ul Of the whole carih whilst a,
simple interest the same sum in the same
time would only have produced Is 81.
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31
Ll.,-.,,.l ln,r-n. ErnnLll

WoNAN's WIr.-Dr Franklin was din.
ing with tory preacher just before the
Revolution, who gave as n toast, 1.-THE
King" The Doctor, and others Of his
way ofthintng, drank il. BY and by hi,
turn cnmn, and he gave, "Thr Devil. -
Ih.. created some confusion, but tho
r.orgyman's lady understanding the dfiit.
said, "PIay, gentlemen, drink The toast,
Dr. franklin has drank 10 Cur friend. let US
drink to his"
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31
ILt,rE THE STILL EgESINe.
ny rHropaRr a oo9ln

I loyr iha still evening!
II lulIelh To rest
The world eafes that wander
BY day through the brrast. O
How gently II comeDh.
With soll.fanuiaa angs,
What Joy to the iail.wafn
IT. quietness brings
| love the still evening"
II soems tuunpaH
A deep seuaa ui devotion
Ahd peace to the heart
And what lesson are laughlus
Of wisdom aud love-
BY the aaft elraming stars,
In their afuhway uhaYU.
! love thee still evening"
It's then are upeaa,
by sweet mtmoryH wand
Treasured scenes OF the past.
Yes, lu winter oTsummrf,
Which e'rf 1t may be,
The eysnlnEstime always
l. pleasant 10 I'm
love the slill evening
uur hattef ilauaula#lfaH
In Ihy ugi,r and lar gI#fr,
And t#mrHi of ~
Bat lhHtruaat IS #luHHg,
lluW .taIy weHrrHls
NhHn tie teHHiuHHtima hHHFriHZ
IfaHHl,.Iis W#l
lHya tire stfIl evening"
lIs THru IaT aNhilH
t. van heart may fufHt
H. i#arpEuu 4a4 eaIlr.
y aHarp Inspiration
TO evening seems EIgeul
II soften uuf natures
To iviu Us 60 iIFaytH
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31

No OrWIoy AT ALb.--"You owo me
fifteen shilling for an opinion yoI had Of
me, said a country Gripus to an honest
open hearted son Of Erin.
Faith, honeyy you are mistaken, " replied
the oihcri 81 mover had any opinion Of you
alall, at all.
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31
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To MAKE A GRERN RosE.-We find the
following receipt IN onn OF our cHchangrs3
place fresh gathered rose in water as
far ~ the stom will allow, then powder it
over with fine rappee snuff, being careful
not to load it too much--in about three
hours, on shaking of the snuff it will be-
come a gocn rose.
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31

"PIcasc, sir don't think Mr Dosem
takes bis physic reg lar" said doctor.
boy ibe other day to bis employer.
"Why soi'
"Causc w, bo's pe,tin' veil 50 precious
hatf
Washington telegraph., 1847-03-31

We cnn3rnsr, ifnmtbo southern I.ilefa.
r. Messenger. the following very interest.
Ing aud not improbable Identification Of
the celebrated Naf.haI NeY. Prince al Ms
eaw. with lhei4sl Ria5'fh Distinguish
ii .ullieroi the american feyuIu'ian. i5ar
iher inquiry may set annsai lba mystery,
Anl p,s IN The wrs'"'h continent lbe Gnapr
al having furnished lhuops viii one OF the
greatest aIhsr maArri bafaes.