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New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or THE HERMANN.
THE SOCIALISTS TRIUMPH IN ALL FRANCE
Y ATTEMPT TO.
ASSASSINATE THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND.
NAPLES AND SPAIN DEFEATED BY ROME.

The U. s. Mail steamer Hermann sailed from
Southampton on Sunday, May 20, and arrived early
yesterday morning after boisterOus passage
We lsy before our readers the stes. intelligence,
forwarded by the correspondent Of The 7r7baHe
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07
Preparation. for Defense

The Romans have ieveied % the ground every iene-
neni that 1arrassed encountered the free range u
muskefry round 10 walls Of Rome There l. the Ens
lsh chapel outside the gate De- P0polo which slone
ihey have allowed 10 stand inv 0iaie.
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New.York Post once Appointments. .JvSs


fl0xay Uaync Co DE Witt c Van Slyck.
fsgeeriile, Oa0addgi-James Mead.
P1ich,yus, Sagolt-Josepb b. Wilcox.
H1rHby SeEb1g-JOhn NJ BNby
GrencfHe Greens-A Bentley.
Hgadsl NJ, Scfolerio-Phuip f. Hilton
Chasp CItgfgR--H Graves
Yyack R0cklGnd-Wm B Collins
Oaeida Lake. Uddi,0R--Calvin W Hart.
IowsHs. O,ssgo-Eli-ha B steere
MaadaHa, Oaondaga-Dsyd ;. Fowler
W. CarhOn Orieans-Georgr Kuck.
] Gsrru CAaAigtgpo-Emery +. Warren.
Williamson. WIyas-Sdney G. Moody
hIkuqa. Hrkine-JAmes A. ruiter.
RickmOndrils. Sch0kdris-Siia. Dickson.
C05bskiH, S,i0tWis-Ihomas smith.
Popl1r RI ge. Cayuga--Allen NosheI.
C1rii.ie Schlharie--Gcorge Rich.
Fairieid H,rfiusr-Alden : Gage
SOUL Osflc CteaGHzO--ilas l.. Warren
De K1b ~ Ldurence--JOhn Rounds.
Cl1rksrite fBaHy-Petsr : HOuck.
ban SeHbeg-Timoihy Whiting
UfiDht OlDn1Ig0-W A. Bates
P1Idaas B,pigs Mgatgonocy-W ebster Wagner
EQeqraie ULstor--R. II Brodhead
C0beskiil Centre Sct0ha,i-S. WestcOtt
Ri Cfeek Usbas-D undsrhil.
FsDeraacs Sch0haro-John = Frost.
ytilsbor0', Esssz-Charlss Sheldon.
Tire MD Bay, Lirb9 9sfoa--k Russell Day
C0gHiy Line ,Niagarr---anuel Pease.
Otseiir Chfnans0-JOel Buckingham.
SIM SiH1 IFssfeifs,sr-Jane- W Robinson.
Jordaariile. Hykino-P D. Hyde
Putnam Washisgt0f--Nm m. g. Corbet
Dscafr. OfssgO-Jsmes l.. Lansing
Marfias5uzh. LeVis-Dsyld I Martin.
RsdNOod Jefys0n--JOsish buckbee.
Cape ViHcenf, Jefrs0a-- Geo A. Ainsworth
Byackabes1 SchOAarbs-JOnss krum.
F. s." New London, Albany Co {" published Do
tore, should read Nsu- Saiau. Albany Eve Jour
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07
HUNGARY.

An Austrian detachment under Major Grobois, 1900
strong has been totally destroyed by the Magyars.-
The Emperor entered Weselburg on the llth inst.
The Hunearians are said TO have made two unsuccess
u attempts on Oicn The Russians have entered ioran
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07
Austrian Brutality at Leghorn.
The NenpolIfan RexoIution.

The conduct o. the Austrans in LghOru. gftef enter
ing the city u said have been most sfr0e.ogs H.lT
deilnr every one without form or trisL
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07
The Revolt in Baden TO be put down,

The Frankfurfer Zsbung states that the Baden len
era Hoffman the head Of scorps Of horse, artillery
and Hesshed position the left bank OF the Neckar
near Lsdenburg On the 10th he reinforced by
some detschmen,s OF Hessian rifles, and prepared 70
advance 10 put down the nsurrecton in the Grand
Duchy
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07
Fsox Har1I-The .chr KING PHILIP s-rl,ed

Teoy H,YrI-The schr. King Philip srrl'ef -
,si, port this morning from MirAgoane' AAy -. ~
thi. arrival letters have been received ron tor a.
Pnce 70 the 18th Nothing new had trAnsP.ret e. te
rsDits since the return Of lie President A.. "t' AZ
,sren,lv quiet The monopoly lav was silli in iofes
much 70 he Getr.lnent 0f the merchant. mere, W.
x-re AZ the.r Wit. end 70 noN they 'lo-4a pay Di
- csrzoes Of provisions cent out ~ them bt'h7's
"a. dul The currency was bad enough t"ei's -ili
hsH paper dollars being equal % ons Of spee'e % I'm
Bermuds paper We gan some sddtona Ps 49,.
~ he bsrse between the Hsyrens and ne Ooniii @
In M, l..t battle which near Arn1 inc nay 80
sra ulerelv hemIned H. AID two entire resiheat.
e.n,r,ed Also i've hundred horses. Iae loss OF NE
re Hayt,en .de was very large u s Also stated
- ~ Domp.c.n feet nsG put 70 sea = puFs.iI oi
-. g.vr,en. Neither 1eet ID, however on very mag
n.6cen. scale lNo' 80
Tar M,,.suPPL-Tbe CO-cordla La Iatekl-
z>,ey Of the 25th says Tie rlver az tbs point sil
-. bu, very slowly The nse o, which We have beard
80 otre crse h.s NOT yet come down " We thInk
rbs, IN vii DO lIfle when i than cheek the
tai
WHALE soAr PICKED UP AT SEa.-Bnk Mar
tha arrived a, til. port picked up a. let inst IA,
IS ~ lon ~, whsls-bos, branded Navigator, and
ca..iorns painted alla red paint she had adj se'
rsosssa IEsys-ssi ia.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07
BrookIyu Board Of Health.

WEpNEspAY, o'clock \. NJ
There were several mild cases reported as ohoi
era also two others, Wm Clark, l'b Nassau ST. VINO
died last evening" and Mary Mania who died yesterday
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07
ITALY.
<.,poIitan. Falling Back TO Defend Naples.

Intelligence has been received from Rome 10 the Iuin
GarribAdi has marched into the Nespotan Territory
and the consequencc has been that the Neapoans have
~ forced 10 abandon Frsscat and several other psces
IN the Roman Territory and TO fall back IN ORDER 70
provide for the defense Of Naples against the advances
81 farrlhalai
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
SIX DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
ny SPECIAL EXPRESS AND TELEGRAPH
0.THg TRIBUNE FROM HALIFAX.
Money Market Easy.
.uYRuCAN STOCKS IN DEMAND.
Money Market Easy.
STOCKS IN DEMAND.
COTTON STEADY.

The London Money market continues easy
CossoLs are quoted at 81 to 9lt.
Rank returns show an increase Of bullion.
American Stocks are brisk L. s Is scarce
no, quoted at ali; Pennsylvania - TO 81 New
York S. %.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07
THE GERMAN EMPIRE.
Wirtemberg Tranquil.

We have advice. from Frankfort 20 Nay Is. Wiz
te1nberg j. As get outwsrdly tranquil thanks 70 the
Radical Ministers who have formed the Kings Govern
mcnt since Apnl last year.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
AusIria Agnin.I the SclaYes.

Our adyices from Vienna are to the l4th. Our
respondent assures that the Austrian Government
prepared 10 measures against the Cros
tan and Suavien mseOntentsi
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07

New Haven on the 4h inst receiving s'e votes 70 'V
for Nathan Smith, the Independent candidate Inc
Regular Whig ticket for Aldermen, Common Council
and other city officers elected by msjorties vary
ipg from 81 TO ll9
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07
Order Reigps Mt Dresden.

Arrests are being daily made. NJ Marshall de Rob
ersn the advocate who by bis speech 10 the people,
provoked the attack upon the arsenal the eyenn. OF
the Sd. has been arrested.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07

Lospos. Saturday evening. NAV "a
Funds are steady Cuss oPeuei u = W.si
up rscedei opening Pfc., and ssDn qa0si
qlA tog
shares fat,r and prc-. lover.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07
Assembly's Doings.
Changes.

The proceedings Of the National Assembly save no'
been Of interest the Members being ehsSs" a''" '-'
slectiQps
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07
x.,,... md snanlnrd. Defeated.
The Republic Maintained

-e NeapolitAns have been oolged % aoAluVu s''eIs
,os,tions and the spsnisrds have hed without aIns
shot
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07

~ LIQUID Hair Dye, improved % I. 70 eoof Ins
hal whsssrs the mOfneni itts apPued iivhs ~
niurt entirely free from odof, s1l Gan -
washed with the strongest sOsp nmefsisy Hssppns'
without waiting 10 dry. For SALE or sPpi~n =.
Loas WIZ Factory. Wa4sI AJio ib'bsos
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07

~ Look out for your ueads !-Thoss who
have In. tx.ts 10 appreciate txst~ will recognize In ne
.tyls of haircutfns prscticsd at MGDsussr HsAsgs
MaidensDo, something unusually gfserinl Ihs vsn
WAYS suits the contour Ut tho And hes tbefs W
two clean brushes for every customer. "hA' iu1sD'
mYLx I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07

Large bodies Of armed men continue 10 arrive u u
,.ty lroIa the Provinces 10 6gsi Tor ias kepaoAe'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07
DENMARK AND SCHLESWIG.
Retreat Of the Germans.
English Money Market.

The Germans have been compelled tor the moment
to retreat from Fredericia
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07

ArryxrrrD surcIpr-A oolcrea woman named
Mary Jane Lewis while lseorins under the e1ec's o'
deirium tremens. st,cmp,ed TO drown serseh IN 'hs
Es River las, night baI rescued BY one Of The Of
Sccrs o tie First Ward and taken the station House
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07

~ Wafer ture.-Dr MrExEss Orange noen'sia
Wafer Cure estsbl .hment at south Orange " now
open for te reception of patients Ths establishment has
one of the most d-srsbs Oc atoms for he pracee VI hs
Water Cure .nd - hird u2 IN very superb" mhnnsf,
having private baths attached To tho patients fooms The
ear, fr south Orange the foo, u Cortl.dst n
ocloes A ~ and P N daily reaching Soslh OIaazs In
one hour Letters for circular. addressed ~ Dr. Mttks
=. .hovs js< Ims
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07

SERIOUS AFF,IR.-A man named Edward
Dougherty, srros'ed yesterday on charge Of
shooting little boy named Boylsn.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07
GENERAL NOTICES.

" Rowiers & Wells, Phrensieg1sn end
Publishers. Clinton Hal, Isl Nass.a-sI aesf 10 HA
~ Mrs. VI. =. Cove Nichols, ",tefSufe fnyS-
esr y I~rinxtou-sy Co1szitzroas from 10 A NJ 70 N
~ Water.Cure Instifpres.-DE TALL reeves
osrruts Al mod Ous city esi40Eshnen - La
one door from J0an's PSTE s.d Al ~ seI u s
suli4uOns verbal or by .euef, ~ Hy% %u
~ wis.. WIGS. WiGs .-Citirens and Stranger
that the Erxcs cheapest and oes, Assortment
u Tg. hak~zs toapees brsds of ioag hsr and otaef
ornamental hsiris % Be found 81 AsosvasI htAao
- TMa.dss-.ass. TAs as1s sspy.sd pyu N
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07

NOTICE.-JANEs B. AYREs, Dsnus. hsvins re-
1Nmrnsd 20 the ei and locstsd 81 lSo Fulton oppo
site ais former sncs will be happy TO meet nae c
mer patrons snd lbs public generally, who may osed hs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07

CHOLERA.-Port Wine and Cognac bfsndy-sIus
Nfas, Old. the Ddsrsts zee " which 10 hshy recon-
meudod dqfns ths prevailing epidemic. For ss.e by
THOMAS McMCLLEN, 10 WstsL
le3 2teod' Importer Of Foreign Wines and sptrn
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07
EIecfion.-Onlcial Returns.

The official return of the Members elected for Paris
,yas madc ON the 18th of May at three o'clock. The
following the list of the successful candidates. WIN
Il I...u u...l1.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07

Prorosuing ParIiamert-PrincipaIM Measure.
of The -e--ion-Efcct Of Outbreak in Eng
Iapd-Navigarion Laws Repeal-houtreaI
PoIice-Annexation and the Leasae-Lord
Elgir sick Of Canada.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07

FIRE Last nj gh, about Il O'Clock hre. which
i~suFPosea 20 have Secn the work Of insendisry.
broke OCT in the store o, Mr. Tracy the corner OF
Il shih avenue and Twenty ainth-st Il wa pa, cut
before much DAMAGE had been done
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07
Bourse In "a Bother
All lIu /.

The panic at the Boursc was 60 great as 10 cause
fall of ?. per cent
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-07

nR. POWELL, OcCULIsT, AURlsr, se., attend:
~ a. a.us % DllIssss % rHE tYt Aso EAs, al ~
Broadysy entrance !. WHreust, where can % hsd ms
nno0.r ITsy.rts, o. rHG Eva" thlfd efu0n, us ps-
h,6-d prce ~ cents. TINS Aue yoipns dessnbrs IN
snruage hat all can understand he Anatomy rnJsoso
nv sd Dssas.. of the Eye, contains rules for tho pre-
.,y.nos .od Improvement u vsoD ard hints fof NE -
Iecuon of sPECfACLEs Jua imported. large supply
"a Ir.seisl yves rs e,eod'
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-04-12
TO CALIFORNIA EMIGRANTS.

1t is apparently the determination of nat
nv persons in States east Of this, as we'll as
oar own, to take the overland route "a Cali
loruia the present Spring. They will, OF
routAe. nearly all come up the Missouri hg
waller, IN the opening Of navigation; ana
will seek to purchase their outfits in The
western towns ut the State. This city, Lex.
in2ion, is hirectiv on the south bank OF The
Missouri, and only day ard haifsS drive
from the western boundary of The Stale. 1t
is in the centre of the richest land and most
wealthy immunity Of Gnmers. Mules.
oxen aud no SEES can be purchased here az
as moderate rates as any place in the State,
and ia as great numbers. Our town, 100.
is well supplied with goods of every deS-
rrp,ien the emigr mt will he compelled Ia
have. We have len blacksmith ships and
six wagon shops There are two timers
with every thing in that line prepared.--
Two gunsmilhs. aud in fact all branrhes of
business which the emisran, will wish To
parronize in fixing fn This long journey.
We do honestly advise emisran's, as hey
arrive this spring on hnais or 10y land. ID
call day or two in our city. They vii
ind every hing wanted. Of h. hes, qlalily
aud al the cheap pest rnteS-fn'Iy as low as
| they can poSS'oiY M procured IN any Town
west or nor Invest of US. Lafayette is The
bird county in The State in pint of wralh,
ii ID she is equ Il 10 any in The enterprise of
her tanners, mech mic and merchants
There are three A ,nrihs mills, and Aonf
can be prncnred at the lowest rates. Gr,-
crries will be furnished a, u very slight ait
vance on ST. L,uis prices. The emigrank
will CONSUL, his own interests by giving our
city AID county call.-Lertngto" Missouri
! Express ...s
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-04-12

periodic rest, that when the attempt was
made in France to abolish the weekly
sabbath it was found necessary to issue
decree suspending labor one day in
very ten. Master manufacturers have
tated that they could perceive an evil
lent deterioration in the quality of the
foods produced, as the week drew near
close, just because the tact, alertness
Ind enc gy of the workers began to en-
Derienee inevitable exhaustion. When Il
teamer on the Thames blew up, a few
months ago, the tiremen and stokers laid
he blame on their broken Sabbath it
'tupefed and embittered them, made
hem blunder at their work, and needless
what havoc those blunders might create.
And we have been info Md that when
he engines of an extensive steam packet
company, in the south of England, we're
getting constantly damaged, the mis-
chief was Instantly repaired by giving
the men what the bounty Of our creator
had given them long before 1.-the rest of
each seventh day. And what is so es-
sential to industrial efficiency, is no less
indispensable to the laborer's health and
longevity. North British Review.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-04-12
No 48. Wuo,E No 1902.
HUMBLE ORIGIN OF LITER ARY
AND SCIEN rIFIC MEN.

What have evening hours done for me-
chanicS WHO h I'd only ten hours smt? What
in The moral, what in the religious, what in
The scientific worl,i? Aeaken to these facts:
t)nc Of The best editors Of the Wesi minister
Review could ever boast, and one or fhe
most hri l1iant writer's Of the passing hour
was IL cooper in Aberdeen. OHe oil The ed
i'o'S Ola London tally ibarhal was baker
in Eisin; perhaps the best reporter on th&-
fines was weaver in Edinburgh; the eds
'lnr of the Witness was blacksmith in
DHndee; aho'her was matchmaker IN
Banf the la,e DR.. Miner, of CHINA, was
il herihoy in Rhynia; the Principal OF
tke london Missionary Society'> Go lrse. at
Hong K ing, was sadiler AT Hunlly the
leading machineSt TN The london aud Biri
mingham K ilway with G7.O00 year.
waSa mechanic IN GsaSgnv and perhaps
the richest iron founder ia England was a
w"rkingman in Moray, Sir James Cha Ks
her Mnje.ty's physician, W IS druggist ia
Banf Joseph Hume was sailur al irss
and then laborer al the pes lie and mortar
at Mnntro>e. Mr.. McGrrgnr, the member
for Glasgow. was IL poor boy IN Ro>shire
Mr. w I>on, the member FIR NeSlhaly was
a pou .hmaa in Ilading,on and A,huf
Anderson, The member for . kney. ,rned
his bread by the swea, ut his brow in the
Ultima Thule.-EngI'sh piper.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-04-12
SufferingS in Ireland.

We are satisfied that there is as much
individual distress in Ireland at the pres
ent moment, as there was when the sym
pathies of the American people were ap-
pealed to for relief; and having ex end
ed relief at that period, we may ask, is
sympathy to end here? We may as
well say to the des titute, we gave you a
dinner last week, this week you may live
without one. 1t is appalling to read the
accounts Of personal sufferings, which
we see in the papers, accompanied by
disease and death; the Coroner is con
stantly employed in holding inquests on
unfortunate men, women and children,
found dead from starvation in deaths on
the roadside and in novels. Death from
want of nourishment, appears to be the
general verdict. One scene We extract,
as an index to the whole picture of woe
and misery; can inquest was held on
the body of Michael Dewitt, found lying
on the hill near Curraghmore with few
turnips beside him. Dr.. KitSon found
the deceased in his cabin lying on the
IlOOT, IN u HOSC WIctCtcd COlNUlOH uettu )
his wife and three of their children We're
lying on some straw in another part of
the cabin in an emaciated and weakly
state-one of the children lying dead
along side Of the mother" These are
scenes that occur daily in some counties.
What can we do for the sufferers? We
have provisions in plenty Of all kinds,
and there is not sympathizing citizen
who would not gladly do something; but
the difficulty is the expense Of shipment,
II the British Government will pay the
expense Of transportation, vessel could
soon be filled with provisions, and more
than one, and sent to aid the poor in ire
land. We have plenty at our wharves
doing nothing, and we could soon fill
them up new efforts among the friends
of Ireland, and sent as nearly as possible
to the furnishing districts. Something
should be done for the sufferers he. {
whe.e we have more than sufficient
breadstuffs for our own consumption.
". Y. Star.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-04-12

BREAKING INTO A HE'LL The New Or.
leans Police some days since, made SudS
den descent uron noted gambling houses
The Picaynne says:
Upon l0rcing The door, the scene that
ensucd I'eggarS description. Some forty or
hC,y gentlemen who were prs.sn'. merely tor
amusement sake, we suppose, were thrown
in uiIer CONSERVATION and diSmay. and
forthwith heat rapid retreat; some by
Jumping through the glass dnOrs. others by
i dive Out of the second story windows. and
Snme by the bAInstradeS, sheds and gutter
spnnis. II was about the biggest scare"
that has been for some time. 4
In an adjoining room were found Two
highIy Interesting "Caballeros." tnsconc-
ed in bed. apparently suffering all the pangs
u some Distressing maiadv; but one sot
them inadvertently prnund'ng a very sus-
picious Hooking foot from under the he'd
clothes, encaSed 10 dirty "nullifier," the
sus pirions If the searching officers were
aroused. and they concluded ,h,l the attack
under which the invalidS were suffering,
must have been very sudden. They were
consequ' ntly uncovered, when il was fOnnd
that III y turned in all standing, which he :
ing rather unnSual for sick folks, they were
with Others carried, II the t0n,bs."
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-04-12
Captain Suffer,

will give, as you have requested, the
readers of the Home JoanaL IL sketch of
Captain Sutter pronounced by himself
Sooter,) his means, the fort bearing his
name, and a few facts in relation to the
gold region. He is about fifty-two
years of age, of middling height, straight
form, and possesses that symmetry and
smallness of hand and foot which Lord
Byron sets down as sure evidence of
gentle blood In manners and CONVEX
sation, Captain Sutter is perfect Ches-
te. field; he is we'll educated, and speaks
several different languages Auently; he
is native Of Switzerland, and was one
Of the officers of the Swiss Guard in the
revolution of July, during the reign of
Charles X. After this revolution, he
emigrated to the United States, became
natu.alized and resided in Missouri from
thence, 1889, he came to California, and
obtained grant of ninety miles squa e
of land from the Mexican authorities;
his title is a conditional one, and NAV,
hereafter, create trouble for him. In his
private character, Captain Suffer is kind,
hospitable and generous. In fact, his
generosity frequently lays him open to be
pteyed upon by the idle and worthless.
When asked why he permitted such large
demands upon his hospitality without a
recompense, he replied: "What can
do, sir--they come here, eat, drink and
sleep; and sometimes without even
thanking me; but what can l do? l
cannot turn them out in the wild forest. u
Surrounded as he was, ON his first set
Ting in this country. by tribes of Wild
Indians, he has by kindness and by just
dealing, attached them to his interest, and
he now has from three to four hundred
of these Indians devoted to him and his.
They, for their food and pay of from
four SO six dollars month, man his fc 1T,
work his farms ard mills, and do all the
labor general y required in new settle.
mentS.
Suffers Fort, now called Fort Sacra-
mento, is situated short distance from
the southern bank of the American Fork,
, Oh one OF the tributaries of the Sacrament
to, five miles from its mouth, and one
hundred and twenty miles from San
Francisco. Tbs fort is in form Of a par
alleloyram, five hundred feet in length
and by one hundred aud fifty feet in
BREADTH The walls and house are built
of the oft mentioned mud brick and ado
bic. Bastions at the angles, with can
mons mounted, protect all sides, and nu-
merous guns project from the mud walls.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-04-12

Fer the Enquirer.
II " t'tC Ntf
To MY Bride.

With rainbow.tinled pinInn spread,
The future rises 10 our sight;
We dream each circling wear shall shed
Some new delight ....
That every day that wi ,gs away
Shall some bright wreath entwine,
Which sweet atlerii"n's hand shall lay
At pleasures shrine.
We dream that friendships fail est flowers
Shall shed their perfume o'er "ur heart;
That through l,fe's pl4asure-5lendrd bnwers-
No poisoned darts ...
Shall ever flv; that sorrows sigh r.
Our bnsoms meier shall swell
But JOYS bright banner, waving high,
Shall care dispel =
Nav disappointment: never rend
The bean: cons web our hearts have wove;
May virtue all our steps attcnd;
May faithful love
Shed through lilies mig hi its blessed light;
MAY grace to It's he given,
That we may flee sins wasting hligh,,
Spend all our da,s in doing right,
And rest in heaven. c.