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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12

III FOR SAN FnANCI~CO.-The hne Bslu
49, more clipper hnili bug COLONEL HOWARD, ~
tons register. Capt John A Durkie, having large
portion of her passengers and cargo engaged Will have I'M
mediate dispatch for the above port Capt Durkles *
prrcnce The Pacific trade together with the tne sailing
qualities ~ biz renders this desirable
veyAuce both for goods and passengers Foo cabin
ssge having handsome accommodations. or Tor freight ap
Div 20 ABRAHAM BELL 4 son, III Fulton 81 10 II
- FOR San FRANCISCO, CALIFOkNIA
esE-Frst vessel In consequence OF The inclrm-ncy
~ ~ the weather for The last werk, The bark HtR
SLIA will sail until the 18Th st. -he lays Al pier y
Riyer and can take hbs frs hit and few
ahn passengers fsppicstou j. made Immediately
10 ljll 5tl r. W klhbALL 60 50 W-ii-st
IN FOK ~AN FRANCISCO, ttLtfORNIA,
49, AND OREGON-The fsst-saiIng, uCHiy copper
- ed aud copperfs.t-ued BARK MADONNA. Capt.
Couch. hss H her cargo engaged and going on board
Accommodate three more passergrre n her cabin
very handsomely. Apply board, pier =. K, or to
6u SHERMAN 4 STARK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12
- FOR sAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA.
- AID LIE GOLD REGLONs--L-e % sno-i -l.i

- FOR sAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA
80 AND THE GOLD REGIONS.-Ihe sp.endd last
sailing iive-oak ZIP ROBERT BOVINE, command
"a hy Capt Cameron, one q the ab-s snd most tx
peelced Captains " The port Of Ne~fors ard late
fr in cOumsnl Of the T. ;. Frgste Macedonian. under
Com DE- Kay during her late msiOn Of mercy 10 Ireland
TIE ship Wl sa % or shout The 18th - January Freder
ck Jerome who dsng uished himself In saving h- nyes
in the Ocean Monarch IL engaged rs Mate. sknl ard
experienced Physician and surgeon accompanies he eSpe
don which made Up OF none bat respectable and steady
persona Advantages here offered rarely 10 be met
with and but be satisfactory 10 a. DESTROYS OF jOIH
iug the association
The chip oil have cargo Of 800 bbs Of four 100 do beef
800 pork 500 sresd 50 do meal 50 do nee p DO
potatoes 100 do beans 50 bags coffee bos Of vne
gar hhcs Oases 10 bbs OF msckere 10 hbls Of onions
O boxes Of soap - kegs Of butter ches u cs 50 qun
o. Goldfish The ship sud cargo will belong 10 tue pas
ssngers and each passenger vii be entitled 10 barrels Of
fregh. beside his baggage IL Ia eevrd by competent
men that balance Of the provisions when the vessel ar
vrs san Francisco, viii eel for than The price u
the passage lis supposed that h- ship IN that port will
be worth from SD $4,000 To those who wish 10 emil
grae The Gold Region lus offers superior advantages 10
many respec.s-P ). As the lists fast hlng up ms
srhs should secured without delay. For farther
cast apply 90 board 10 he Captain, foot Of DVes1 hasi
River Freight AIKEN reasonable terms.
Passage with share ofcargo and vessel so y ON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12

OF NV fosk snsasr - a. a-
- st as.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12

~. FOR sAIF-Houss and lot 45i Wslersi S houses
Ia and lots 2tO 2f2 ard al Tweutyffhsl ard house
M aud lease Of lot (15sl00j 5S4 M0nr0est
To let OF lease house and lot ga Wslerst l25xlOoi and
the large new Store 4o4 Eighhst near Dry Docs also,
apartments. Inquire Of J. WHiITENOhb,
Iexi---t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12
SHOW CASES AND saSHE.

- HOW CASES AND sAsHEs Of every description
= made 10 order. Aso Show Cases always hand and
0f .s- A. the mznaisctory
riS sns JOHS HoLSFs ss D-lsneva
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12
.--p0R C,ITFORNI. AND OREGON.


80. The U1l-l .tsfes 81 -iean'-lP OoAp'us lelsoy
give notice inst IN pursuance oi ihelr colac. VIZ
he vsvv Der srsn the y eIdid rev ard Pa-ig1.s
a. FALCON vii leave iris r or Havana ara Ohages
Thuri sy, F-hIaTy % 81 noon from per y X Win ne
Insi.s for fle Parrc.
Person. cesrcls take passage % CaloTrih ~ way -
The fsihrus Of Pa1ams WI ind ! 70 hrf aGFt-ste 20
svsi l-rfs o. lhts opportunity "a 10 IL opinion OF
fha ur-erglet a-ent Of this Con any n-sls % sus2y
lar1u VI .e COssi u California VIII u ie4na a. fansina
Ps-seurers for he Pacific hzl sieami p thh are 70
leave Psusa for Ssn Francisco on ne 5ih Feuafy Rnd
l OF March should immediate a. qcaiy Tor passage
10 order fo avoid Ci.appoilueli
NJ engagement for pssssge viii be hrdng on me Com
rsrvur - t-a same f@ sanctioned By The undersigned
Ne,rYo-k Persrrs DESTROYS o. -dng IRE gh Wi msk-
early application Sc only about 80 tcas Of measurement
goods csn be- lsser.
Passage u ilhr -,.nn
Passage % Savannah.
Passage ~ havsus .
Passage 10 Chagres s-erage OF
Frei-li OF fperis 20 Chagrss Per cent
Freight on specie o. Havsna Der cent
Nl II D ROBERTS ll3 Wes.-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12

WHO IL FOR CALIFORNIA; company OF
W I'd Young men about being organized lo proceed hy
anl.i0uie Mexico 10 The gold region Those prefer
rng his method 20 he dangerous alf lncefsl Of
rOurding Cape Horn crossing the lsihnu. may have he
opportunity by imm- 81 ate application Al - CsnasL corner
II Hudson hetw cen 4. a aud r " person VII be
il attendance 20 give al requisite information.
81 be- second meeting Of the shove AssociAuon viii
be- Boz on Saturday evening 18Th inst O'Clock the
Broadway House corner of Broadway AMI Grand-sL A
General siiendsnc7 i requested ill w
EAUTION.-Per.ons about purchasing God Washers,
t6re advised % cal 81 he agricultural warehouse Of
3 A en- Co 69 and l5l " aier ard those Of
my agent L Crosby Zee san francisco, put III
rncou upon al machines 10 inilson of sn- taken there
Read mo ss 10 relation 70 purchasing counterfeit insch1e'
Jll p WM LEANENwORrH
CALIFORNIA GOLD-WA.HERs, Handearts,
NWsgons, Nheebarro"s, PICKS, Cro~bars aid gee
era assortment Of mining Implements together with flIl
jH5 '-''- JOHN MOORE.
LrOR CALIFORIA-s7OO WANrED-A young
Il who has mate ars1 cement. 10 20 10 Calfornis,
wishes 10 the shove amount Ga Is policy Of Life II
s-fsnce io-rs com -t -auon io ne use u ne money
VII he allowed Jrd0uhtrd city reference Character,
@c Address T 7 I. .h., caice Jll 81.
CALIFORNIA.-Ai large assortment q resty made
co-ins suitable Tor lie Csnornia IfAdr, VII Re ex
ensrgv1 r rchs, cassneres and y-ssngs Adcfes. Box
SOS Post Oace. JliE
TOR CALIFOKNIA.-Prr.onsbo bound for cs.iforuis
Il would 90 vel 10 call IL - frOntsi where DuIief
cheese arc smoked beef beans ard dried u's are
pll Up 10 ne reel possio- manner CONLEf a BRINK,
b -eeod' Wholesale Dealers 10 Produce ant Pfosi.ons
rENO PERSONS GOING TO CALIFORNIA
very convenient god assssing spPsfsgls, wheh "il
rn-ctay prevent imposiL0n may os had ~ .pp yng -
ne 81 serloeE a. eo AesdesL JUN AOCEAs-
NALIFoKNI4 TENrs.-Tsn.., hsmmocl., b.s.
y awnings .zcking and co.-boiom mandatory a. he
DC saoc, -Allberrys corner o! Chails 10 n
hOl~' TYLER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12

49, FOR SALE-The three-siory brick house. aud lot
81. 3,5 SiXh-st ANenus CHS house 10 well ar
-A ranged for one, two three respectable, geuieei
families, having kitchen the and oil the modern
mproV emeuts bathing ROOM Kitchen range, CroOu water
hoi and co each floor marble man-ls grained doors
back slaIs cellar third FOOT back piHzzs IL stories
oeed SC For farther par currs inquire on the prem
is-s Three lines Of stages pass thin blocks 20 lmeod'
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TO LET.

Ga 10 Little large cbsp-l q M University soOn
- 10 DC vacated y - Georges Church vii be Jet
eO-Sr- g.aon % place Of worship. A.so or TO
roous 70 eL Inquire u lie Jsll.o Universally Buildings.
e.ff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12
GOLD AND SILVER TRIMMINGS,

STARS. LACE-. GIMPS, TAssELs, PRINCES,
- bracs Corcs. ROseti-r &c for ais Parties In-ari
ca Dresses Regsss Asc. variety u hlohJrsr Goyes,
Hosiery, Thread aid Needles. ComDs ard Brushes Per
fum-fy, soaps, hc Also Steel ees1s a1f Trimmings,
Lephyr WoTsss for ss'e y Z. CONELfi - Orala-st
above Ii I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12

lNfoNl PHILIP, go JAhfs lAtt g. JANIS iANtasf
You surnH~t the compliant ta aI $50
COPS h-esuh er@f upon 500 arf p fnHf
Al che Gfy o Nss lHk. efhn fsrnf fus sifrf De
h-r-li sns uf fs tay af tufh seffs az tH
the comp sor.si. ths uHUf sN tsaa afl
Che hundred tnl fiirsu iuIffs sh
sixteenth tsy Nsn tHsai 500 hnaiffi a. $50 80
o-snir Dated Doc ls,-
DE- Mt EDM ARDS ifKtstfuNi iI Wa st pa aug
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12
For SALE.

- FOR -ALE.-The twO-story house WO0s.sr-st
xM Lot IS feet By 100; hJDse - by q Apply 90
~ jil I'm CHARLES MERLE Hanoverst
81 At PRIVATE ~ALE.-Two lots Of ground. on
e.; the south side Of Twenty -lhd 81, Us feet rast u
49, Eighih-svenue. Esch lot - by half hs block psri of
the purchase money remain o. tOld and mortgage 81
per For terms, &C, apply 10 AhILoN1 j.
BLEECKER, AuctiOneer, Brosc-st Jiol"
81 FOR sALR-Tbe tiree-slory house and lol =
' Blocker corner Of NJ .berfy-st The house = 10 COM
p..e order. H-f Of the purchase money can RENAL
on the properly Possession given Immediately Inquire
" JAMES l. PHELPS, Jr. Attorney al-Law, 81 J0ln-sL
die I'M
So FOX -ALE-The new tSo-siory brick house and
~ y Downir get Tie house Il finished IN modern
@ stye with marble menfels, CrotOn water 70 be seen
between the hours Of 10 and o'clock Inquire OF Mi
ROBINSON the premises. Par Of the money can re-
main on mortgage d I'M
syez At PRIVATE saLE.-One lot Of ground on
IT, the East side OF Fnhevenue, between Twenty
H seventh and Tweuiy-es ihsts Also, one ot on me
West Of tlflh-avenue between Iweniy-slNih and
Tweniy-sevenh each 10, . feet inches by 100 feet deep
For terms, &C. apply 10 A }. BLEEChER Auctioneer,
Jil lw BOND 81
- FOX SALE CHEaP-A beautiful c1grtry seat
H.. TarryONn, with about fifteen acres Of land fronting
~ on The Hudson River, house q feet 'front.' IS deep,
two stories high well stocked with apple, pear, plumb.
pesch and cherry trees, OF the bes kinds Apply on the
premises. D Is IOmIhlNn
TGrrytown, Nov. Il Jlu I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12
~. TuE VAIUABIE CENIKNT PROPFRT

tx. THE VALUABLE CEMENT PROPERTY
r., known the steam Mil al Wilbur lister County.
~ now supp iug Government and other heavy con-
tracts with Hydraulic CcncnL Is offered ilr sale or io
There about 81 OF anC lying feet on the
ROudout Greek. good wharf siOrehouse, brick % steam
eugDe Two OfsOccs, kline t-ncnenis and ABUNDANCE
men aud limestone cuHrnes. The works are now max
ng 100 bbs per day which can be much increased The To-
cation. the terminus Of The Delaware AM Hudson Ca
nal on ude wser auf but five hours sal from he ciy,
feldsrs desirable property for contractors large
amount may remain pond and mortgage ~ hrst-ciass
city properly received n exchange.
d22 I'M GiLEAD 4 SMITH. 81 wall'i.
q EOR SAIh- o 152 sores Of land DO Lycomlng and
~ sullivan Counues W The slse Of Pennsylvania. For
~ particulars &c apply 10
ill iw A. }. BLEECkER Aucloneer, Bond-il
g. FOR sALE-A farm Of 80 acres iu New-Jersey,
~ lesr Railway The farm is situated within fes mir-
utes' wsk % Tie laiJut0~u Depot There 10 cot
house TIE premises and good outtui4dues. The
afi0n l.casaut ard desrsle Terms favorable IT,
guire 90 ii3SU-I W colt Nassau-st \. y
sfE FOX s,AI.E-A county residence situated me
~fS village II WILTON Conn he Daubuy road. about
~ miles nom NOrwaE. and " hin !wO hours ride ~
Railroad " Newly the Rev Haven Railroad passing
within shor distance o. Ne rremises The house I. mod
hu 10 and IN good repair o. which Is st.sctrt
OF ground suuJuulei hy choice sitbery and Will be
q bargain. To- terms and psruc1lsrs, Inquire ~
sis GAlNI DEkNlIkSON, l75 south-si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12
nIINrATURE SOLAR LAMPS

~ GILT. 5KONZED AND BRITANNIA METAL
Also beautiful Essortmeut u lafb.-sanG lid lamps,
VIII sna--s Tor sewing and study. WIN TAI assortment
% c-mFhne Oh, soar and ard lamps ball amps gran
dolcs globes ~lcks chinn-gs cau ph-lr, Oh, burning
1lid &c 70 be had Of CHAs SALDWlN, New Lamp
Store. 81 Bo~-ry. door abo 6syart-sg dis I'm
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p0aIic AONlSisfNl ofricr. ~ ,....a.l,-.l

81 I.~o,n. u SANDS. Aii's.a''sf
~ PURSUANCE ~ order ri e spff.fEf~ ri n@ tonI
iNs~ fers lotre hereby slen Y s fsfsls hs, ~ +
SAM ~ NlGNAli. sfe NJ nf CT 0I W. Toe t'Hsi
pfsseat ne zane sh Folrh-fs fhf-0f t s so1scffs H
,islre 30 ~ Hammond st~sf a 20 CO. oI ~ "a
fore No s-tlaf a. ll JlJ Dated srt f.n. De- si -
az la~1mf CHRISTOPHER 0NfEh AfnHsns.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12

- toh -ALh Ot ~ hL IN hs sle ,aIas 80, ~
M story house with barn and stable, ana other out
house, sc with a Of ground Garden contains peach
and other fruit trees II is about I've minutes walk from ih-
railroad d6p6t For particulars inquire at ROBERT
8LENNS l9f Fulion-st NY. o. Of u. DtNNlNG, FOO.
I'M Goshen ORANGE Comfy dlqU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-12
nInr. EnK sALn az HnHuK KN-Lol. /

g. LOTS FOR SALE AT UOBUk EN-Lots IN
ID all parts Of the tOwD, low prices Also houses and
49, lots or sale very low and terms essy LsbOrers and
mechanics wishing small comfortable houses and persons
Wishing purchase residences Of all kinds VIII md Il 10
heir advantage 10 purchase W HObozen For terms &c
nouire AZ The Hoboren Companys flee Ferry landing,
4 Oboteu " Wv w W. SbiPPEN. agent
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GOLD.WA-uEK-, Handcarts

t'ALiFOKNIA TENTs.-Ten.s hammocks, bags,
y awnings. sacking and c0tbOuom marufactory a. he
DC saoc Mllberys corner Of Cheihsn 10 N hs-n-nL
uOI~s J TYLER.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-22

In South Caroiina, citizen of !ndi.na, tray
cling ia the legitimate discharge OF his private
business, some time ago arrested an: cast
into prison, suspicion Of being concerned III
circulating through that State. certain pltlics-
tons which deemed aud declared BY lis laws
to be since ntary.
One. and we believe the chief, OF these publ
Cations WAS an Address the citize of South
CaroIina,t bv a natiye Garolinian. signed "Dru-
tus'-the same which referred several
days aga. in noticing Mr.. Barrels arrest and the
accompanying excitement Tins address calls
for radical change in the Constitution Of the
State, that her citizens may have the benefit
of a republican government, under which all
their interests and rights, especially that OF aGtof,
shall receive protection. The tone of the wri-
ter i earnest ana patriotic. hut any thing but
''inccndi:Fy.' 1t alleges, and dSno nstrates,
that the lower part Of the State. which is called
the pi1atiRg section. and il cultivated wholly
by stare labor completely lords it over the up
per part, called the fny-'aia@ section, whch is
cultivated 10 4 very considerable extent by free.
white labor: although tie entire population of
the planting region is but 2So, :43n, while that of
the farming region IS 80. $50.
The state, il seems from te Address. is d.
.iled municipality into - districts, of which /
are in tire lower section, ana y in thu uIper.-
The ,rhte population of the upper districts is
-. 339-tlat Of the lower districts III Il 10: the
latter being ipora NIH t'-0 10 oRe Of the former
yet the former has represe ntatjon III the State
Legislature Of - Senators and 81 Representa-
yves, "",Le tic -! :, - W NUN
"e,s oi't I " ~ ~
l"t' "'., i""' it'' t"r'.' '''"- .
by "Brutas,' native of the state; ami II is for
his supposed, or unwilling, agency IN the cir
cniai'oh 81 ms FNpoS't''h |" - q 80" % an
other !. t'te' towering I'd so"lt Cffo'ii'1 III ne
transaction oi BUSINESS = S't"' ''.'iI
c""tI," WIN iv'o'J ''1 even Lax '''''
People in other parts Of the Union-WhigS,
Der,ocrats-w!o live under Republican forms
will Ia tt los. ~ M
ti,rstast; what there is in the simple Justice de-
naanded by tI}rutus,'' which should b. 50 un-
palatablo to the leading spirits il the "chvalry"
State ami raise s,cl 4 s.tenest in Il teapot ~
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-22

mala will permit them to go. or rather. we
might say. as far as they choose TO 90; for
what can this feeble republic do against
England.
1t is not the seizure of this territory.
under the miserable pretence Of sustain
ing the sovereignty ofthe SO called Mos
quito King" that gives alarm; but it is the
torcible possession of the only port and
river through which ship canal can be
constructed by the way of Lake Nicara-
qua to the Pacific And what makes the
case particularly annoying at this time is,
that the State Of Nicaragua has just grant
ell TO an American company the privilege
of constructing ship canal from this port
10 San Juan.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-22
AUTHORIZATION or DRUGS.

s.rhe Ne. York Journal Of Mejicne,'' for
Jaiy ceat4sns Al Interesting Report Adult
terdted Drugs by the Special Examiner at the
Crstoln Nonse. Dr.. haley, Of Ohio. Tho facts
developed e.h.hi, at hs sane tune the reckless
deprart'y Of Tire foreign manufacturers of these
i-le'erions compounds. and the terrible hazard
OF health AMI lifcio which their nse has hitherto
subjected millions IN in, country.
Since the passage Of :he l,w OF Congress on
Ibis subject, rr. Bailey. the Examiner, has con
dernned and thrown into the harbor As spurious.
over 5000 pounds of rhnbarb. 5000 pounds OF
opium. 5000 pounds of Peruvian bark, with
JNlap. Iodine, SIENNA, Croion oil. gaUboge, vale
rian, Iryrrh and sarsapariila in similar proper
tons. making grand total of 10000 pounds Of
various loathsome preparations, from which the
stonl1c!.s of our citizens are luckily saved.
4 large chemical establishment, with a heavy
capital, has for many years existed at Brussels
the sole business Of which is the manufacture Of
spurious drugs, and until the late law wen, in
10 operation, an agent has constantly travelled IN
this country TO dispose of them. The murder
Gus art has been carried To such perfection that
many articles hitherto sold genuine were
found on applying the proper tests, to contain
% per cent. of other substances. This game
IS blocked for the present by the vigilance of the
Examiner. No medicinal chemical Prepara-
tons Of any Importance have been presented for
entry at the port of New York since the law
took effect. But great frauds are perpetrated in
these by orr own people after they leave the
HANDS OF the manufacturer. particularly IN the
snlphates OF quInIne and morphine. DIR. Bailey
remarks: Il regret 10 say, that, if am correctly
Informed, enc, if not more, of the persons for
merry connected with the Brussels firm, now
in THIS country, engaged, TO some extent, in the
same iniquiious business | imagine, however,
from certain proceedings which have been inst-
tnted. that their career among us will not be of
long GurutIou.'
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was very weak TO LET hastily uttered cen
sure against careless child trouble me.
| What are a child's feelings!
| have been a child; and. as a child.
! have been blamed severely by those whom,
desired to please. and felt tina, unkind
words fell heavier and more painfully,
sometimes. than blows ] could. there
fore, unde rs;and the nature of James feel-
ings. and sympaihize with her to certain
extent.
| All through the day. Jane moved about
more quietly than usual. When spoke
to her about anytiing-which | did in q
kinder voice than ordinarily used-she
would look into my face with an earnest
ness that rebuked me.
Towards evening sent her down stairs
| for pitcher of cold water. She went
quickly, and soon returned with pitcher
of water and q tumbler, on q waiter. Sho
was coming toward me, evidently using
more than ordinary caution, when her foot
Itripped against something. and she Stun
bled forward. II was in vain she tried to
save the pitcher. Its balance was lost,
and it fell over and was broken to pieces
at my feet. the water dashing upon the
skirts Of my dress.
The poor child became instantly pale as
ashes. and the frightened look she gave
me. shall not soon forget. She tried TO
speak, and say that il was an accident. but
her tongue was parslyzed for a moment,
and she found no utterance. The lesson
had received in the morning. served mo
for the purpose Of selEcon,rol now, and
said Instantly. in mild voice:
Never mind, Jane. know you could
not helpit | must tack down the loose
edge of the carpet. came near tripping
there myself to-day. Go and get floor
cloth and wipe up tho water as quickly as
you can. while gather up the broken
pieces
The color came back instantly to James
face. She gave me one grateful look. and
then ran quickly away to do rs had di-
rected her. When sho came back, she
blamed herself for not having been more
careful, expressed sorrow for the accident
and promised over and over again that
she would be more guarded in future.
The contrast bet" cen both Of our feel
incs now, and what they were in the NOR
ming. was very great. l felt happier for
having acted with due selEcontrol; and
my little girl, though troubled on account
Of the accident, had not the extra burden
Of my displeasurc to bear.
"Better. tar better said to myself, as
| sat and reflected upon the incidents just
related-"better, far better is il, in all our
relations in life, to maintain q calm exte-
rior, and on no account TO speak harshly
to those who are below US. Angry words
make double wounds. They hurt those
to whom they are addressed, while they
leave a sting behind them. Above all,
should we guard against a moody temper.
Whenever we permit any thing to fret our
minds, we arc not in a state to exercise
due selfcontrol. and if temptation comes
then, we are sure to fall
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-08-22

Huncarians attacked us with such fury
that we could hardly resist them. Gene
rally such truces between outposts took
place only with former regular troops. or
the we'll disciplined IIonved battallions or
squadrons. There were many divisions
in the Magyar army which it would have
been dangerous TO trust for moment. II
an outspot on either side wished for a few
hours quiet, the signal to feed was
blown. II il was answered from the enc
my the arinistice was agreed on-lf not.
rejected. ~ the time for hosiilties 10 re-
commence. the signal TO saddle was
blown. and a few minutes after came the
onest, or at least it was fair TO attack. In
spite Of this friendly way of going on.
the fighting was marked by the EXTREMIST
fury on both sides, and there was never a
word Of asking or taking quarter. The
Manvars hardly ever take quarter. and
our soldiers fight 10 the last breath rather
than give up their swords. How often
have seen Il horseman on our side or
that fthe Nagvars covered over and over
with blood, defending himself desperately
against overwhelming odds. and letting
himself be hewed from his horse rather
than take quarter. myself once defen-
ucu my HE lOr near 1dil an nOuT again 81
three exhausted IIonveds. and at last cs-
cape only by the vigor Of my Ali The
horse made a great leap over chasm "a
cross which they dared not follow; it was
then that he lost his ear. | got slight
wound on the forehead. which would
have gone deeper had not q silk hand
kcrchcf in my shake broken its force.
Here the roads are 50 bottomless that
the cannon can often not be dragged, or
only with the greatest efforts. Sixteen or
eighteen horses are often put TO Il single
piece and then can hardly stir it. These
bad roads are often Il great advantage to
the Magyars. With their small, light, ac
tive horses they come of, better than our
Sulrassiers, in whom our great strength
consists. on their great, heavy helpless
beasts. We iIussars are. for the matter
of speed, equal 10 the Ma.yars. and as
there is a great want Of light cavalry in
our army, we are i'll great demand and
often are kept day and night in the sad
die. All this | would endure willingly if
this accursed war did not cause events
which shake my very soul. In these last
weeks have suffered deeply.