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The Arkansas banner., 1849-12-18
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\ Phiiosophic writer says ''sins. faith snd en- esEy, arc the thsss best gifts sd bas bestowed upea tAs Poor.S Tine ofisseif wesks wsadsFs; it harsts the ssed and rpsas the gaia IL expands the tender leaflst and opens the flower lafOleipg buds, ' bat. is ihis sss cf rsPi prosrsss cad im- Provemsut. time. sSss@lssed by ihs other two, is Pouerlsss to keep pace ~ish ibs mighty spirit of enterprise which is fast making labor romantic and 6xed facts fashionable.
 1 TiaSe has done much for Arkan-as. The faith, the energy ef her people. must now 6Hiss the work of rassg sur Stale her proper rank tn the sister hood. The tast Increasing population. the variety and valae Of her productions minerals. agricultural and manufactured reader 1t necessary for her ciii Eess 10 open their eyes to the importance of sdop ting some msasures by which her vast and rich sources, may be the more early sud perfectly de- 1 vsloPed and made useful and profitable.
 Experience has proven that nothing can 90 much facilitate these objects, easy markets and . safe aud rapid commnnicaton between the different portions of State. Wherever railroads, | canals, plank roads, tuFnpikes or other modeFn means of intsreommunieaiion have been construe- ted, the country has been benei,ed Lands increase ia s~'eCs ht1 N"St VT AausPcSAtto1 " ISooSeus V
 demand is created which calls for acOBtiaaal access siOn 10 the population, farmers, mechanics, n'er chants, professional men, all Seneftted profits. credit and capital iaereasd, and all go mcrrily together increasing and multPlyipg, from the bsne- fits and advantages derived from permanent ister- aal Improvements. eqasl 10 the demand that may ] be created.
 This is now. the most pressing want Of A, kansas.
 have the materials we have the wood iron. coal. lead. cotton. grain and manufactures, to build up and sustain extensive system of iuternA improve ments. Our country is blessed with as maay Ratu- ! raI advantages as any upon winch the sun ever shone. We have an ample fund continually increas- ing that may be applied tc ths purpose. Should we nos then ponder deeply upou the subject; and adOI [ tos ourselves some system of isitrsai iapropemsnI' which will enable us 10 develop and increase these bountiinI gifts oi nature. II is to the interest of every citizen Of the State. from tbe Tlan line to the Mississippi, to busy himself in assisting to build up within our borders such Improvements already and will soon be repaired. The period has arrived when the faith and energy of our people is to be pot forth. The only question that remains to be considered, Is ho~ this may besl be accomplished Let ell consider. and let us chose plA1thai viii ensure for us, the greatest good to the gFeaies; number."
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Another Explosion-Two Persons Killed

Another ExpiostOu--TwO PeTSons Killed.
 The New Orleans Crescent gives the following account of the blowing up of locomotive, on tho Carrollion rel road, on the Srd inss:
 .Last night, about o'clock. the locomotive "In. emslry v, attached to the CarFoltOn railroad exploded whie backing on the track opposite the "iicket otiice" on Nayades street laear Tivoi Circle for tho purpose Of attaching the passenger trsin which had just arrived from the depot. The engineer and fireman were instantly killed, and the locomotive was paade a complete wreck The noise of the eG. plosion was heard at a considerable cissance; aud the force cf the stcaui hurled large fragment eg the boiler sgaiHst the chimney of house in CsIOpe street, completely demohsbiug it The engineer, whose name was Jacob Bisch, leaves a wife and two children; he resided in CarreiIton. The fire. man s name was James Chapman, a native of EuE- land, and but few weeks in the employ Of ihs Company. The explosion was stated on the ground 10 have been caused by the age of the locomotive. said to have been the oldest on the line The engineer had been several years at his business and was considered a competent man. The coronerS inquest which has mel yet been held, will develops the facts in the case.
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New Mexico.

The Wsshingtea correspondent of ihc Journal of Commesee writes as follows;
 Sew Mexico wih fora-a Slate constitution and ask ios admission into the Union in the course of sR0'hes year. Mf. Skinner, lawyer residing at Santa Fe, sLd originally fo,n Connecticut has sls- Red sass ossy .es the purpose of making sosss Isngsmehts on this s0bieet He siafed that New Msxice ssoald not irseFt 10 her constitution any iicie -xcisdBg slavery. Therefore, when that eos- stiuioa shsli be presented 10 Congress. the Hipei psosiso wIn esstaisIy be sftaehsd to x, and the eoasiagesey wih occur upon which fhs S0aiheTR Ssaies propose to witisdsaw from the Uaioa. Heaee the necessity sf compromising the question al once upon iise. s+
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FOREIGN NEWS,
AadItioaAl New. hr tAe cas.a..

HAuFsx. Nsv aa
 The following ssn extrset from the eiooa.n, .,.a poesieai sddrrss of kessash te hts coaa,rv ma, S which he ailadss ia Ierms ssvers to .Ae sra,", Georgey S N~''"t
 !" Tse inarsts whom theu hss, fcs,~,ea ,,,A ,A.. aaaadance be ress agnnss ,hes tssssor 10 hi. r,aI ef, and destroyed thee utterly Thea ha.s h..n bceFayca--thoa hast been eold, my eounsrv .a~ death senteaes hath he6s writtsa, beloved sf ,,s heart, by hsa whoas vsrsae. whoss love. n.v., dared to doubt Yes. la the feFvae og my hola... iheaRhts, shoaid almost as soon hay~ eenssr, ,A existegce of the emalpetsacs as believe ,A., \. shsuldNEeF ee traitor to hia country TAoa hs~s been betrayed by hin ia whose hands hal hs, .
 stie space before, deposited the power of eut sas, country, which be to slsgsaa even ts in. l.T drop of hts hearts blood--he hsth done tr.s~or I'd his hearts bloodhe hash done ,reena, to Nj. ,,o,h eF, aud the glitter ef gold hath been for hin. mae. seductive than that ot the blood shed lo suvo h,s eoantry. Base Eaia hath vsiae ia hi. eve. than his country. snd God has abandoned hlu a, h has abandoned his God for hts allsea in hell Mao. Ears beloved companions hsms me no, for hav- ing cast Inine eyes on this and for having r,vIn to him my place H was necessary, for the people had bestowed on him their confidence. The ar,n,, loved him. and he obtained power of which nv. self would have been proud, and neversAeless th,, man 6ciIed the confidence Of the nation. and h.. repaid tue love of the army with hatrsd Car.e him people of Maygarscurse the breast that dd mai j,v np pesete " gave htHi hhalh
 LoSDoN. Nov 18th,
 Adviees from Coastautlpopie. to Ihe Is, instant. state tha, the BFish aeet was anchored in Ahouki, Bay and would remain tkere tli the arrival of lh. courier with the Cxarss answer to the cemmu n,ea. tioa of Fund E6endis should that snswer prove ca. favorable. the fleet will proceei at once to Caus,an tinople Sir Strasford Gaming has communicated 10 the Turkish Govevnmeat that the English Cs6i. net had unanimously agreed to fcFtn eiisnsiy. al- aaee with the Porte, in event of hostile poeeedsra on the part of Russia. Similar eommu ascat,ons have tcen made by Gen, AnpIck on behalf of the French Government. Spanish troops la Rome have received orders to return to Spain.
 Sir F. Bulwer. Minister to the United S,nts.. went on board the steamer Iieeate" on the ls.h instant
 The produce markets, both Liverpool sud Lon don. have been well supplied, but as buyers were less actAve, transactions In most articles were no, extensive; prices, however, tolsraby hrm The iron trade during the past seek, remained qus, as last reported.
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Coal ys. Cold.

From volume of the Mechanics Magazine. pub iishsd ia 1854. ve copy the following:
 la work lately pnblished by Spaniard, there ss . comparison between the prodaes of the gold AHd silver mines of America aad t5e coal mines 10 Esgsand. from which Il appears that the gress valse sf ihs aaaaai produce of the coal mines, which is ie 900 .oO0 tons amoaats te 45o O0 0o0 frzncs in- elsding the wages and other ehafges while the pre- dacs of the gold and silver mines, ise;adiag the same charges. l. oaiy 32o oO0 fraacs. showing balance ia favor of the coal mines of Esgiand over the gold and silver mines of the New W ofls of ae lsss sam thaa 227 ysOo. eco lraacs-
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ICoYrl
WAR DypARrNESr. AeJgrAyT GENERALS Oeies. Washington, November 9. ls49 ]

 WAR DxpARrNEST. AaJgrASr GESxRALsl Oeies. Washington, Eoyembef 9, 1s49 Gcaersi OrieFs. A General Court Martial 10 No. 8 5eoRsEst of seven members Ca greater nambes csRHo, be assembled without mani fest injury to the servies.l will convene st Litsle Rock Arsenal. AFksSSas oa the 2lth ef December 1919, sooa theFcaIser ss practicable. for the trial of Military Store Keeper. Dawn BurIEH.
 DETAL FoR THEC0CRr. Br'vt Brig. Gen.W C. BELSAP, Ls. Col. 5th Inf Captain C. C. SIRLEx, S,h InlAairy, Cspiaia ]. NJ MoasAS. Ordnance. Captain :. H FowLKR- 5sh Infaatry. Bs'vt Capt F. T. DEST. lst Ik. 5th Infantry. lsl It. J. C. RosNsoN, 5th lnfsntry. 2d Lt T. H. NnL. 5th IRfsntry,
 Brevet Lieaf. Col. B. BaAec. Capt 2d Artillery, is appointed udge Advocate nT inc court. Should any of the officers named in the detail. be prevented from attending the time and place se- cited. the conrt sill nevertheIess proceed to, and continue the bGsiuess before it, provided the nam Der of members presen! bs not less than the mini mum prescribed by law,
 By order of the Secretary of War. Signed, K. JONES.
 .fdJf. Gsal
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Gaaex,s I.aax,. Raak

The Exc-isisr'' Numher of this periodical. fss Jaassry. 1850. h before as; it is truly magai6- eens pfodaetiea. IL eoaiaRs h all. Avsy-tsss sa- erssiaSs and fkirsy ssss esatyissfssss. Some ei tue sagraviags PeealiAhy rich sleg.as and new The aames of the eoaiFibasers are sufieiest vez- ehss fer the ereelleacs sf ths reading matter The editors esrt.isiy dsserve sst eaIy prsiss. bat pat rossgs for this Jaaaary vfsest What wsuid bs . pssssier Nsw-yeass pressas than sra q shis sls- gsss msashiyt
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tWrit!en for the Banner.l Cueie sam and his Tailor.

Uncle Sam some fifty years ago, Dressed ia silk velvet and brocade With buckles oa lis knee and shoe, Upon his thigh a small sword blade; Ills ample Coat and bfoidered vest Lay sleek and cozy on his breast His small clothes reached below his knee With rafil-s 0H his hands and shirt And cue behind, set jauutiiy; A three cooked hat, and powdered wig One euried, the other laced and trig. The fashions changed; q suit of black, Nilh bell-crown hat became the rage, He donned the ugly pants aHd sack And thus rolled on the present age, The bsz wig-wam shed forth it's light The White House had its gaia days And every wheel seemed moving right But Uncle had his fteakish ways, Yet still was kept in usual tune
 Because thc country did so well Til stricken by the sun or mooa
 His head began to ache and swell His wardrobe nov displeased his eye He wanted iusr clothes to wear Silk stockings aud embroidery He'd have them. that was very clear. Bot where to find a Tailor man
 That would his tastes exactly suit { A second General Washington
 And all existing things uProot- There was the rub ths1 troubled him Till through the eistant saiphary glim He saw tailor measuring
 Many a Mexican s broad limb "Egsd, !" he cried, .. he's just the thing Him to the Capitol l Ii bripg- The very workman that we beed
 To make for ali the boys teititSaf Before the tnIon raas to seed,
 Wen turn the iasige wardrobe out" The workman came with Iows and brsgs Examined every suit of clothes Then cut and sIashed them into rngs nd turned them oat with kicks and blowi New suits were made like pewter sPooHs thousand in single day, They might perhaps i, yabid eoeas Bat scarcely suited Henry Ciay' And now how will our uncle aet7
 He sees his workman will not C. or course he shoald at once be sacked And thus dispose of Mister I,
 BILLY SNooKs. 'ashiDgtOn. D. C., Oct. 20. Is4s.
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For the Banner.1 Ta A Friend.

10 A kKten0s Nib the forest green and suniii scene, Where beauty fingers ih wild sttlre Mid laughing mora, eve's pensive sheen, Where maa treads noi-- here gods inspire. I've seen thee iR thy gay delight.
 By e rock aBd hiil and flowing river, While the beam of the genius bright In thy dark eye did seeming qaiysf, Like fiesiing star -besm's spirit gleam Upon the globe enwrapt in night: While others slssp-- while others dream, Ali lost 10 fhiiosophic light, The strata, de,Tiius, sparkling ore
 Were books of thine and natures own, Full of true scleaee and precious lore, For thee zn intellectual throne, These are thy gifts. not all thy worth. For in that bS.asi there thro6s heaFt, Of raFest virtue of parest birth,
 Which only bigh heaven fnight impart For thee ile ehspiet is weayIng now The cup fl welcone is aoediag OCT: Tbe laurel awaits thy manly brow, uPoa the far Afkansiaa sbeEs. lPULASKI.
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,rsrer.s1~a ueeue a "a r.Eeeualsn.


 "A eerrs4psadsss sf ihs Fayetteville (N. e Qb- ssrrss nlsss he following description of horrible souas d ihs sxsestisa ef a,sa named RosERr HsEsmssM. al Rockingham. oa ths 2d last
 ssThe a1e Rfislesu, the trap desF fails, and Hil- SsSfh snines hy the seek. For half . minute he resn-ies meslealsssl is he deaaf Csa his ussxhs, wIsseat fafiIag ope Inch, have bfeks his neekf NSs rssr fellow. he expected pang, and tlas hgs tn<t- Bat the fatasity which efseR leads ahseaaa e RFsss n~etigencs to executing the law, Eauas eost htsa noW worid ef soc NHh eOa- vulssss eGsss ha soAciaa the platform amd ssands sxsi an easth allee Tee CD, had fallen from his faeu. Ths Aised w1s slFe~iy fast FsslIlag apwards Bns his lnrgs aaA muscular neck yFesented she reps frem tighteaiag. Eyea tn n his meek Res.did Bse iesvs him He spoke. witlsoaI eompfaist. in . el@sT voice that was heard with sws by every eaF- ..Coms.hsar anA fsx le rope. u wen't choke me b dsash!.' Inc sheriff did go 10 him First, with aa gre. thea with piece ef scAniing. he endeavgrcd se kmnsk sway tss boards. Al Iast he pushed HM- siFsshs feat ftNm the aenaold, and hung hm, inef- heientiy, asesnA time. The poor fellow made no fnFslssf efoFt to recover hmseif ftuding that iIe wes hung in . way which produced the moss exeFu. cistEng, bseanss gTadnsi snceasion, the Mood siewty collecting ca his brsin threugh eireulation oaiy partly impe6sd, ,-the unfortanate man. com pslled bY the pangs which moment.Tily grew grea- lss. drsw up his isxs high possible. then. with all hia fores threw thesa dOwn to tighten the cord Thrue sesegui time at intervals of minate he did the sems ag1ia Then hts struggle ceased, his own sxseaiieaer, hs becomes unconscious of pain. The seeae ht seSkinehsGs. or solHethag equally shock aHzs diS4nafng aud abemiuabas. is of freqaent ee. euFFenea. ta b witssssed. ssEBesA w::ssss s.e=T:- tlans whsFesas capital Punishmsnt s inAietsd ia Nsfih Csreiina.
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rnffnn.

Although in consequence of the failure of the mails. we unable to present our readers with a late psice current, we can advise them of still farther sdyaaee in the price Of this staple. The Canada brings news Of substantial rise in Liver pool and the following few liaes wilishow i,s tsect upon The French mArkrt''
 :. During ilse past fosfnght Cotton advanced ic from LIvetIsy0l
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1eissfv's chevm---TheFe was once ts be . seeiing sf tss 9swsss. and ths judge to swsrl prize 10 ska sne who sheatd te vFoBoanrcd the most beau tifaa. Whs shall have the prize i said the bash- tag sess sseppiag forward In all the eonsciaasness of rare bs.aiy. Who shall have the prize r. ss1d tss ether aswers. advancing. each filled wItb con scioas pride. amd each insgiaiug would bs herseif Fl tmks peep at thase beauties" thoBeht the violet. sue lay ia her hambie beS no. presumiag to asarnd the meeting; I1i them they pass" hat iast she raised her lowy head 10 peep cut of her hidine place. she was observed by the judge. wio iEnnsdtateiy pFoBoaseed her the most beauti- f,ek hnemmNa thm nse.a .muA~zf
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Death of Col. rhomas H. Blake.

MAis estimabss and highly respectable gentleman
 st the Pearl strpet House in this city, on the
 ming sf the 9ssh November. lS4g
 sos Blake was . native 0f Calvert cou nty, Mary
 bet while yet yanth. removed wiih his
 r. the late Dr. Blake, to the city of Washing
 He was . man of great energy and enterprise
 about the time the stats Government was or- xnil& ed in Indiana, he settled himself al rerre &susV, He satisfactorily 6ied the office of District Asisr ey and jaaee; afterwards representative in Cssxrseas frsm lndiana- He held the office of Con- missist tner e the General Land Office al WashiHc- seus nd st the tiune of his death. was one of the Tsns&lees ef the W sbash and Erie Canal. under the sexsnN arrangement with the creditors oG Iniana.- IIs ws4 rssnraing from washingtOu, where he had besa sse tise business of his trust, became li at PstsbsrF eet Ps seeeeded on to this city. where he ssFised hvs days before his death, Enabe to pro- esed fssthes. The disease of which he died was eeaeeatisn ef the iver, which terminated ia jaan. atea--Gin- Cssn.
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cherokee AHairs..

An old settler Chrrokee, informed the other day, that the Treasurer ct the Nation, Mr. David Vann, IS defaaier to the Nation to the amount of S7U0o, and that when his ae counts were sa.ted by the conmite appointed for thai purpose and report ed 10 the Council the matter hushed up, and kept from he people MT. Yam was afterwards appointed delegate 10 arlington and is still the Treasurer of tbe Nation. We'll the Indians pre learning all the crooks aod turns Of Their illus trous predecessors,' the eipiSsd whites
 Fort Smith Herald.
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The, Fair.

On Thursday next the ladies of the Episcopal Church design hOloiag fair in the Senate Cham Der We understand that In addition 10 the array of living beauty that will be presented on the occa- sion, our fair irieuds preparing numberess fix ins aud devices with which to seduce the charity of visitors It wiil no doubt. be sverry brilliant affair The proceeds to be applied to repairing and completing the Episcopal Church.
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Eu,erpri.e on the xya.hi,..

Some energetic steamboat captain, has at last, penetrAted the labarnthan windings of the wa.hita river. as for Afksdeiphia. Tastr |. good ,es.on why boats should not reach that point. whenever they can come 10 Camden. ,he trade of Clark and the adjoining counties is sufficient inducenent. II ihe trees the banks were cut down. the good people of Arkadeiphis might have irregular packet. and heneeforth we understand they wiil,
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s1. Ias eassems are rather peculiar In Lima. Aay lady that srsieaIarly interests yea can. hsu she besvss the church. be followed and addressed witAest osaee; shoald the lateFesas be mutual sine wili give ysss sisw of her face. and thea. if you cheese. res ean, accompany her home Tais es- taslishss ysa ss eailiag acqaaiatARce. which can ke :silsweA ue af pisanars.
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r.l.copal church and oaderdonk AaaiT.

We have already noticed the statement shs' tse bishops Of Maryland. North Carolina. soaih CAioo' n. N~w Ieraey and western flew Yoik.. have re- oues,ed \ speefa meeting of ihe House of Bishops inc N Y Journal of Commerce says Ina, Ih's probably with view io cohsideT 'he case Of Bishop ondesdonk, of New Yosk, and adds:
 sueh iseaest from five bishops makes q oon' gaiofs on ,he pressding hsshop io call such meet ing. BishoP Chase resides al the Jabiles Co''ess' Illinois. aod he is loo u6tm 10 travel sHy distance the meeting will probably be held ihere .s h,sho,,, have the prospect of long journey n The ,x,a,er ,esson before theu. x. 0. P'e.
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served him Right.

.,Mis.er Msgassioisy. father ~seis the 'oan o, ,, your 8ewspapef for lew minutes Y Sos P'sss [ sRnn tack. my SOB. and t"b your 's'oe' s'a' ,,a lend b,m 5ry breakfast with plssssFs; but l havni get tbsoagb, wish my paper yst
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suicide.

On Saturday last an frishman named Paain, in the employment of Mr. DANLkI. the sherif, under ih< inHaehee of some unsceouniabls mania, fired a pistol his mou,h inc ball GU; out his tongue frae tured bis jaws aud lodged in the back part os the scaiI. He was not able 10 conmsnir ate any reason for the act. He at last seeoats supposed tn be dying slow lingering death.
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The Episcopal Church in Little Rock.

At \ meeting of the Festry of this Parish, on Thursday, the 18th inst, the Rev ANDREW FREr- NAN was unanimously chosen Rector. We may congratulate the Church upon the selection of a Minister Jealous in her cause, entirely devoted to her advsDcemeat willing to give his lasat and energy to all her interests.
 Mos, earnestly wish him success in his new mission.
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 [Written for the Banner Biblical sketches. THE LORD REaGNETH-
 Daa4.,.s
nY PRog. J. N. MAFFrrr.

Dark Chaos, fomiess, mantisd ell the aky, Deep. ereatiouless aad solitary; THi at Thy psteat -oiee the shroud was rent, Aud splendors giowsd upon thy sirmamcnt. Celestial consultations crowned the night, The moon walked forth in besaty's light, The sun arose to rule the orient day, While worlds on worlds it ap the shining way Of high intelligenciss, far beyond Where vsster systems, broader fields enzoned--- These are the works of 1Ay AlmiGdy hand, And move and sAine at TAg CoEsmaads
 The worm that burrows !a the earth,
 The beasts which seem of nobier birth,
 That roam abroad fn mammoth form
 And shake the earth. or breast the storm,
 The insect floating on a sigh,
 The bird that braves theSightnings eye,
 The myriads in drop of rain,
 Levathan upon the main,
 With man the sovereign of inc rest
 Are ali by 7kee sustained aaa hlest. Bright pearls upon the morning's tresses strewa The rose that blooms ia soHe low vale alone, The quiet hooks where infant murmurs agh Fringed with the forests velvet draperv, The shiniag pe bbles on ih~ sea-worn beach, The towering Alp beyond the travellers reach, The canty herbsgs on the hili-top's brow The silver louni that ia the sunbcams glow, The praisie's sea of plumes that waves afar, UbrGtiisd lakes that mirror cioud and star, Most ~ioGueniiy Thy Pescer proclaim. And shout aloud 7Hy WeRdroas Nasas. Soft echoes dying th4 passing breeze. The sweet aroma of toe flowers and trees, Eolia' soflest. tenderest whispered tone, Low winds which through the woods and caverns
 moan.
 The suow-white catsraet's eternsl roar. The world of waters heaying on the shore, The artillery of the piaianxsd cloud. Ocean's turbulent pillows laundering loud, TornsdOes shverng wall and tower. and rock, The rushing avalanche, the earthquakes shock, The Simoom's blast, the spring tide mountain
 swell.
 The Siroek's Surning breath, and dismal yell, Tbe tempes,'s steeds, that rash across the sky, The clements in frantic reveiry, Are eloqaest in praise of Thee, and own, That Taag art God the Lord and Reign st alone, [,
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O. John Van Barren. in his ia'e speech in Bnsion whiie aludiag to General TsylOr's waiggsry. said he wss . mach better whig than Gen. Taylor, ss he had voted for whig tos Surrogate in his eeaa- ty. when there was no democratic candidate in the field, whereas the General had never voted at all. svea for a wAig
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Waman,s In~-nnitY.

The Spirit ef the Times mentions the fact Of . esaPis h Breeklyn, New York; haviag been di veserd, on seeoant of Inc nebsiesy Of the husbau sad gs msSSir6. afterwards It exelairns, s-who will tslI aa that there is nothing under the lumHi- naxyP iFe wiii iB this instance st feast. Byron has sAid that aii Heav~H aBd Birth could not pro- dees New idez. and contemporary will per hsps think Co too. when w- stafe that ia France. devoted wife, having inherited fortune at the eiese of the last eeptury, and wishing to give it her tiege lord. whiehthe iaw forbade dnsiag caver tars, by the advice Of counsel had herself divoree donated the fortune to her Iae hasban nd and mar ysef him again. This ls another instance of the heroic in woman, and Is substantial fact in legal hEatorv