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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-17

ssthdlong hidden opening, j. moment more.
and the letter, was in has hand Eagerly he
tore It open, and was end4aSoring hv the
moonlight TO obtain d knowledge ST iii con.
..tents, when movement III the bed causea
hirA to glance around Theresa had risen
from her pillow, and was bending forward
and stareing at him, her face looking agita.
ted Land pale in the dim moonlight Bffars
pc sould speak she uttered a Wild scream,
AID ft3t forward upon the btd.
Mere was indeed q dilemma; and mere
than all, confirmation Of, perwent's worst
teaFs His indiseret haste ID searchiut for
! th4Hetter had betrayed him into maxine
.rooisa enough To awaken bill sleeping wife !
Wig seeing that he had obtained possession
ether secret Of unfaItbfulueks. was frirhten.
oapas well she night lie, into a swoon This
/, was the natural Inference of the husbar a S
mind
Scarcely had the echoes Of Theresa's thrill.
ling Scream died along the passage ere Hun.
dry anoyelnen IS above and around we're heard
and blythe time Edward Derwenthad drawn
on lis pantaloons hand was on his dbor.
ard frightened Voice called out % know
what1was the matter Edward. already i.
TaFotaat his wife had faintdd, opened tLe
dooh after having hidden tile letter in his
own pQcket, and admitted tile hostess Who
Had licea first ito arrive at thesccne.of nlafm
The 9nqpiries as 10 tile cause IL 2Theresa's
scream, and hen fainting condition. Edward
could give emily confused and unsatisfactory
answers Other. melnb ers ofthe family Soon
aitef3 appearing active efforts were made Ito
restore the swooning bride, Who, in aboatian
hour, was sd far. recovered as to OPEN Aer
eyes and answer few questions lSut She
said nothing Of the eAuSeof her fright and
deiicaey prevented those AROUND her from
making inquiries.
Day had began to dawn oro Theresa. Mas
So fir recovered as To be thought in, 4 conili-
ton liy. the family DO 10 left alone Then
Derwdmt, who had remained aloof neatlv the
whole time that efforts we've making for her
re- torltion, walking the f96runeasily. asked
a lady Who had come in ii sha would MOI IT,
main with bis Wifi for half an hour Es$a-
ping from the room, he hurried out into the
open itir. and As sooh as he had reached a
place where ho' eye could be upon film. be
drew the letter lie Had obtaindd from Ills
pocket Opening it pnce more. he dqya,ir.
cd, 50 e sIcaR, almost az q single glance, It's
Acre they lire j.
:. Dear Madam II regret extremely ILL.,
Aape N Intoraf you that your new pearl c5l
ored stfh, which YOU sent ND to be altere.fy
has bean totally fuinad through the careless
ness n enciof my girls, who overturned a.
lamp ADD spoiled nearly hundred dollafs
worth oE goods ND Ielp remains but FIR
me y make Yqp q new one 4Ilieb. ,v,;ll.,fy
mortified about it but tits Que of those dc
cileuts against which We cannot provide
Hoping sbat you will mot b,c greatly aphoyfd
L., M ~ nj J Hon 1nn M H. E. - Nh
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! NO 81.
DEVELopEmgN M on rue LUNGS.

q Ill ~ s3&Ias5 81 - F,8t
The following sonnsndsIle hiGts arc from Dr.
Hitch's late work
: Much has been said and writteH upon
4 Fiet, eating and drinking but DO dot re-
lfPllect ever noticing 4 remark in any writer
Upon breathing ,or the manner Of breathing
Muitltades, ahdespeeiallY ladies in easy cir
CONTRACT Vicious and destructive
Sfodey of breatAng They suppress their
hreathmgs and Contract the habit Of short,
quick breathing. not carrying the breath
Aalf way down the chest, ard scarcely ex,
Handing the lower portions cs the chest st
WI. Lacing the bottom Of the chest also
greatly increases this evil. and confirms q
lEad habit Of breathing Children thatmova
about great deal in che open air, and in no
Way laced, breathe deep and-full to the bot
tPm ct the chest and every part of il so
alSo wath mostodt door lahorers, and persons
Who take great deal Of exercise in the open
alr, because thu lungs igive.us the power Of
JFtlon, and the lhoreAe xeroise We take es-
nqclally out Of doors, 4he larger the lungs
|tHeonie and tile less liable to disease Ia
~ oceupationsBtFIat reduire standing, keen
the person straight III at table let ii be-
Eh, raised up nearly to the arm pits, SIS as
iG-F - tSIuitS y w ~ stooP you VIII Nnu
the employment gmuch easier-4not one half
.sP fatiguings whilst the form Of the chest,
dhH the symmetry Of the figure will remain
Hertect 1ou have noticed thata vast many
lHll ladies stopp, whilst great many short
9hes are straight This arises, | think, from
1he table at whiehf they sit or work, Or oejtu.
Hy themselves, qr study, being Of q medium
Weight far tooIlew fur d tall person. apd a.
lHout right for atshort person. This should
iHe carefully corrected, aid regarded, So that
dpch lady may occupy herself At atable suit.
III 70 heri and thus-rPreyent the possibility or
rrrbSzifyE6f sfon,S;1,r3 ~ sE- 81
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the SENATE,

FELLOW. CirIzESs.oF THE SENATE,
AID or THE HorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Being suddenly called, in the midst Of the last
session of Congress, by a painful dspensatioa o
Divine Providence, to the responsible station which
1 now hold, contented myself with such commu-
nications TO the Legislature as the exgency Of the
moment seemed to require. The couatry was
shrouded in mourning for the loss Of Its venerated
Chief Magistrate, and all hearts were penetrated
with grief. Neither the time nor the occasion APP
pesred to require or to justify, on my part, any
general expression Of political opinions, any an
nouneement Of the principles whica would govern
me in the discharge of the duties to the perform
ance of which | had been so Unexpectedly called.
Itrust, therefore, that IL may not be deemed map
propriate II avail myself Of this opportunity Of the
resssemblne Of Congress, to make known my SEN
timents,i general manner in regard to the policy
which ought to be pursued by the government, both
in lie intercourse with foreiga nations, and Ia ils
management and administration Of Internal affairs.
Nations, like individuals in staie OF nature, are
EQUAL and independent, possessing certain rights,
ard owing certain duties to each other. arising
fr,m their necessary and unavoidable relations 7,
vh.ch rights nd duties there IL no common human
sr,hrri,y ~ vrn'rct end eaforce. Sill, they are
rsbs sn6 daiirs hinsicg "a morals. ia conscieacs,
and in honor,. allAvasa mers 70 no uiblnal to
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The m,.s,sa,pp, Legislature.

DAY FIXED ron THE AssENBLfNv OF IlB NsxT SOUTH
EgN CONVENTION -gOvER SOKS MESSAGE ASKING
FOR rug ORGANIZATIONS or The LlrIA. arc.
JscKso~. diss, Nov 30 1850
The Legislature by fhe joint sction OF both houses,
tbs 2lst inst. appointed committee OF fourteen
M m b.rs Of tn. House aud at the senate 60
pofta oil calling convention. with pisnary power TO
taxi ,ues step. the State In hr -ov'r-iga capacity
may s.sm proper In the pspdius dihisnlties
Aeors dirg to Instruction thu joint COMMITTEES have
r,portsd bill appointipg nsrt NOVEMBER a. the time
dor bcIoipg the southern Convsnti,n, the delegates
TO be skossp next September
Govsrnor Quitman has mt in message asking for
tho Immediate Organization - tb- militia
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-, 70 rHE EplIoR or Ifr nEnALp
Novements OF D,st,nun,.b.d pe,p,,.

Geasrsl Asdvalisdtr. Pbila Mr. dcvall 90 Hon.
T. Fuller, Alhary " " Howksr. Nev York; n. B..
Huhly Ia v. w. rrittou ARK Caprs, Toronto;
" ne ne. AIbspyiJ wilson baltimore; T. A. c.Id
vel Vita J spoonrr do Col Qusrles, Va y.
u Grsnt have arrivsd 81 the irving Houss.
Hose Boston: W Demster u Navy: W.
n Lame r napg. Esst indies; David Sohen, Va b.
tmrpgst the arrivals yeserdsy. a. tire sm~ricsp
y rhhpot Bsltimore; Jersey. Rotlsod Hon =.
yor~,th Kingston; Mr. Aylvn, Quebsc; Nr. Cooley,
dc Cspt Wales, n. arrived yesterday, at the
Asf1r.
~ rhompsou Long Island; John MsLsns, Jas.
fifQua, Cansds have arrived At the Union Place no.
til
N Adams Phns !; G. W Bacon, 40. ER. Brpn.,
and f. witty Staten Island; N Chip Kingston; O. n
Phs, Ala and ten others arrived yesterday .nf took
rooms tt the Clinton Hotel.
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Urea, Dec \, 1850.
The sarms Of sniders Dutch Hotel, In Seneca street.
were consumed NJ ere on Sunday morning Loss,
enc therssnd dollars.
We have accounts Of considerable damses having
teen done in 0sssgO, Madison Lewis, and Jefferson
eepntss By the late rains. Several dams we're csr-
Asd s~sy.
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THE PROPOSED sou rHERs Core kEss-IsQUiKY RKLA-
TIvg TO THE SENDING UNITED STATES TRooPs
TO sTa@aLssroS, Erc.
BALrImosE. Dec 2, 1850.
To rights Southern mail brings the proceedings Of
che South Carolina Legislature from ~h,h perc-ive
that IN the House of Representatives Mr.. Perry
offered preamble and resolutions that the Lsgiss-
turs heartily in the proposition Of the Nash
Wills Convention ssouthe'n congress that
the judiciary Con mitt-e rpo-s DILL fer the election
of representatives to such convrnrioa and that In
q any Southern State refusing or n'gecting to
appoint delegates IL -i he the dat' OF the Governor
to arreps such states to urge the people
.ana L~sislature unite with other States In Con-
xrsss Of the whole South
Mr. Wilkinson offered resolution. that the Cover
nor requested to ascertain from the federal govern
ssit The purpose Of sending ed ii,ionsl troops to
s4rs.ton. and ~hether they we're to remain 81 that
-a1~rt, This resolution ws- adopted
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wrsn Buepos Ayrcs-Ansscspssed War with
Brazil.

Bosror, Dec n 1880.
The bark Argentine from Buesos Atres, October 8,
arrived ct Salem yesterday The u ships Congress
and o. Louis were at Msntevidee o. the 4th. The
steamer wilson a. Hunt, from New York for CALI
forpis still detained ct Montevidec en- account
OF "a ofncers and engineers having ien Tn. ship
.Aroun. from New York, had arrived.
Letters from Buenoe Ayres Of Oct o stat. that de-
-olsrsson Of var between Bueros Ayrss and Brasil
daily expected Business duh and produce scarce
srhe r~lpy sesscn had commenced, ana hindsrsd the
Ibrirxing In Of the crops.
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Police InteIIirrnce.

Charge Of pcjvp young man By the name Of
Charles Alfer arrested yesterday sfternoon, By
cmcer r. smith, on q warrant issned ~ justice o.
bofn hsreip the accused stands charged With perjury
The fsie Swearing ~ alleged was IN suit for divorce
pending 10 the court Of pless BY Warren Van
Court sessust hs wife Julia. whom he charged with
adult. ~, and as an evidences 20 rhoo the tsst he
b. ought up Aixr testify 70 the inhfety Of ~ifs
II stncny shcwn that Algsr and JuiA bad Visited
a house OF disrepute together AIgr, on being en-.
srinvd ss witness denied having had sny I'm proper
intsrsvurse With Jolla and swore 70 that fsct The
court however potwithstanding the positive denial OF
the illicit intercourse made w Aissr granted a.
vorce, and ysn Court brings the charge fp,fiy
senirst Aissr The ease viii unisrgo hssfiax On
Wednesday next
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

According 10 previous arrangement between the
Postmaster General and the several Postmasters in
the cities and towns along the line Of teleeraPhs,
the Message was delivered to the press yes'er-
day afternoon,
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Circuit Court.

De -Sidaes Gr,,a rs he Colombia hspranes Cam
psrV.-This vas sstion 20 recover $1,000, the
amount Of policy OF Insurance The defen iants carry
businsss in Phil sd.Iphs but have ofc- In Ne
1ork The policy 81 insurance IN question. vas eject
ed the 2st pri ls4T. IN Philadelphia (,nd tbs
10Th coustersignsd by the compaoys agent 10 this
cityJ q brick building In Brookiyu. kaown az the
furman wills TOE machinery. sc were insursd for
VI so ana the stock contained within the building
was injured tor DO the balance On the l1th Novem
Der 1873 the building together Nth it, contents
destroyed BY FIRE The defence set up H. that IN >
plaintiff had insured the pre- misses ct another on
and that contrary TO clause In the policy effected at
dsfer dants onc-. h concealed that fact Adjourned
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Onion aud AptI-Compro mise Meetings at
New Orleans, Sc.

Ma OHLaA~l, Nov. 30. lS5o.
A large and enthusiastie ms-tpS Of th- frl-uds 81
tn. Ubion. irrespective Of parry. "a held AZ the Sc.
Charles tbeatr, last "Wednesday evening che building
ctosdsd Co its capacity aad many ~er- asable TO
pain sdn ittsncs rhsee f,rmei ne-tiox IN the
strevt Witch conducted in orderly m.oner aud
expressed itself strongly in favor OF tn uaoo sens
tors Dawn. Of Loussna snd oot. Of ussis-ipp spoke
at bots very is th-ir foundations Of
sarits-ors and all ~ho would ssek 10 dturb and break
.ss.pn4er this glorious confad"rAcy rh.ir rsmsrhs
we're received With loud and pro,cacfsd cheering The
meeting vas the isgsstev held 10 Loai-isn.
An sptiCompromiss meeting is ~ b. held here to-
might Senator soule sill address the meeting Gov.
quismsn aud Jefferson Dass have bs-u iovitsd 60 at
tend The disunion party In Ne- Orleans is . mere
lhandfol
s,psiors roote and Downs left on Thursday morn
Ing, ios wsshington In the steamship P~eiho
Alsssnter q. Penn hss ben pominaied for Congress
In sbh dstrict OF Louisna 20 supply the place
sof Hon. John ". Hsrmonson- decreased
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DOUBLE SH EET.
NEWS BY TEL Il RAPH.
.~~>~~~~oS~>~~~~~o~o~~
THE VERY LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ETFECT OF TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
s~~~>~~~~~~>~~>>~.>~~~>
HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM THE SOUTH.
CURIOUS PROOF DINGs
SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
s>>~>o>o>>~>>~>~~~~>>
Reported Instructions to CengreSmen Net
to Take their Seats.
THE MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE
MKT SOUTHERN CONVENTION.
s>>~>~>-~>~~>~>~>-~>
General Quitman Requesting tho Organiza-
tion or the Militia.
>~~-~~~~o>~c~~~>~>~o~o
UnIsn and Anti-Conpr0misc Meetings at
New Orleans.
~>~>~.>~~>~>~~-~~~~~
ANOTHER AWFUL STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION,
-. H.. <&e.
ANOTHER AWFUL STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION,
49,, -, -.
Neyrs from the Capitoi.

News from the Capitol.
PORT THAT SOUTH CAROLINA REPRESENTATIVES
WILL NOT APPEAR-BRIGHr PROSPECTS AT THE
CAPITOL.
WASHINGTON, Dec. s, 1850.
That part Of the Presidents messsgs relating to the
Slavery question gives very general satisfsction.
An excellent spirit seems to prevail In both houses
Moderate Of all parties will sustain the President
and It II believed that the nuiiiaers will be managed
very easily,
There report from South Caroliua that the dele
cation ron that State will be instructed keep away
nom Congress Her Senators have not yet appeared,
but two South Csrolinisns, Messrs Burt and Holiness
were In the House to-day This report Ia the only
shadow upon Congress- The Northern nulhaers create
no alarm onthe whole the signs look we'll for bust
ness, thus far.
Mr.. Edwards, Commissioner Of Pensions vacated
mis- Office on Saturday Mr. Heath. of Virginia Is his
euscessor
Inland Hall. Second Comptroller. and Treasurer
sosu entered upon the discharge of their duties TO-
day.
nAs Clsrh Of the House dismissed. Saturday, Mr..
Grey, Of Connecticut, whg engrussiog clerk. and ap-
pointed kr Chapman Of Ohio democrat In his place.
Msssrs Corcoran Riggs have rendered $40 900
and valuable lot Of ground to the city OF wash
JnstoD, towards erecting House # Refuge.
The Republic this morning officially announces the
appoistment of Charles b. Stuart, a. Enginssr.in-
Chief Of the Navy Charles VI Has yell. whom he
ceeds transferred TO the New York station Chief
Engineer
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Mr. JANIS GORDON BgyyETr.
DEsH Sin-In our paper Of Monday, you have made
qtaa statement Of a colli.ioo-of . rov-or an at
tempted row between the members OF gines "a and
50 on their return. on sundsr evening from false
alarm 10 the Sixth section Now IL IL we'll kno~n 70
the press universally that both companies DESTROYS
81 dischsrsrg their duty hr.men when duty calls
THEM not AZ stated BY you, Of amusing themselves
for want Of somethips else To do by abusing each
Of her and decorating the Sabbath Such dr IL not
the d-sep Of the members Of either Of their
stutton bye Laws neither IL 10 that Of the de-
parfment ana 10 all future time, II would be salts
factory TO the anies to expose any and every TN
pfopiety en- their part whe ron have just sHd req
sonsble grounds to warrant exposure.
Respectfully yours,
THos. MEANS, Member OF %.
TO THE EDITOR or IsfE HERALD
Your stntsment ~ the Firemens rov, In this days
paper surprised large portion NJ those implicated.
~ Ear az Engine Go. a. IL concerned, nothing Ike
sighting wss in way Contemplated, and the scci-
oentsl collision 10 TO be regretted only from the pub
LEFTY and incorrect construction arising from your
report
Nsw Yonk, 1Nh No . 1850
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Court OF Com mon Plea,

The Decemb.r term Of cots court commenced to- day,
for the trial % issues Of fact but the court room
being unfinished the court adjourned 70 neat
Monday, and the jury discharged unit that day.
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The Maryland Reform Convention.
ANNAPOLIS, Dec a 1850.
The report ~ to whether judges are eligible for
seats In the Convention has been under discussion
resolution passed declaring note holders to be
the preferred creditors Of broken banks
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Ohio Constlt utional Convention.

CINCINNATI Dec 2 1850.
The Constitutional Convention assembled IN Colum-
bus City day. The old officers took their seats
Out Of 1oS members. 80 were present Alter unim.
portsnt proceedings, the Convention adjourned till
m
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Terrible Steamboat Explosio~-Ovsr TWEEN
ty-fivc Persons Killed and Missing.

Last Tuesday morning. the stesnboat Autoinetts
burst her boiler, the Alabama river by which acct
dent many persons were killed, and twenty. eight
wounded. Twenty. i've persons are missing aud but
fifty one escaped uninjured The steamer Arkansas
IN b took the survivors and wounded to Mobile.
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ave Arrests Anticipated I'm

More rugsssve slave Arrests Anticipated In
Boston.
Cd BosroS, December q
Som, OF the morning papers give q rumor that An
other sttsmpt will be made To arrest fugitive
sslav~ ssre.
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NJXW MEDICAL nOOKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
IN work. on the and private
seturss and al kindred affections Of the urinary oSgAa
ustratsd BY number Of beautifully oolorsd plates
= large Ne by Homer Bossvieh, 3 Large gsarto,
Medical and Surgical ysurnAllt may said fearlsssy
TO be equal to Records Actions work same family
hshed in ths country. Author Of the Seminal
Emissions, lmPotency &c., caused BY improper hAbits-
hshers, sTRiNdER & TOWNSEND. IA Broadway ana 5,
hs author. bO< Broadway.
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pfanoriaI Lands-AutI-Rent.

Myssrs EpfroR- The TibEns and other anti-rent
papers state that the OF what called
ria" lands, became possessed Of them without AIDE
quAte price.
This IL entirely without foundstion besides tax.
ing possession Of the lsSds patented the mme-
dately commenced q large outlay IL IL we'll known
TO the old inhabitants ofthe Western part of the state
that the disbursements of the late Charles A. William
son on behalf Of the Pulteney estate cnorm
lie opened roads In all directions through what
before an impossible Wilderness built churches bridges
shops &c, dc To such extent did he spend the
money Of HIS principals, that only within fow
years that an adequate return has brcn made.
The 81 not only this bot the other large tracts
In the State a the expense Of the passages TO this
country Of countless emgrsnt and thus the great OBJ
jet the settlement OF the lands obtained and the
tenants now. In many instanccr are holding lands
worth $40 TO s25 per at annual rent % one
shilling
And these men. through the DEM goguing influence
Of politicians arc antirpntcrs
1 know of one tract. and large In Otscgo
~. where the rent reserved is shilling per sore,
aud tenants have paid cent and cent aud a
half fifteen times I'm twelve months Co the anti
rnt fund-the paid appears small but the agxre-
cate IL very large-nnd these misguiicd and In many
well meaning men. do this to elevate Me- Chat
field and few Of the same class % politicians
10 will be perceived that the last vote in the
House Of Assembly the FREE soilcrs voted in body in
favor Of antirent Perhaps this IL definition of
free soil The getting 81 another mans land for no.
,hng" Very respectfully. T.
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Spring Time.

<
BY d. PARISH BARHrDr.
Talk Of years Of revolutions,
When the crowns are dashed away
Prom the heads Of tyrsnt rulers,
In oppression growing grey.
Sound the trumpet, strike the cymbai,
Thunder with the giant gun,
Till the very echoes tremble
With the news Of Freedom won.
In parenthesis, a sentence
Claimed by caution and regard
Men and systems have been hoistsd
By their overcharged petard:
Zeal like Fortune wears bandage-
Wilder transports then restrain,
Lest excuses with your reason
hiDgle socialistic bane.
Model laws and constitutions,
Suit them to untrammelled mind,
Changing all the instit utions
Where your progress feels them bind.
kevel in your rights recovered,
Raise the patriotic song,
Join the near and distant millions,
In rejoicings loud and long.
Ev'ry years a revolution,
With thusand changes fraught,
Filling every beating bosom,
Coming welcome and unsought.
Glorious the revolution
Length ming days forever bring,
When the frost kings icy sceptre
Melts before the smile Of spring
Hearken to the rush of millions
Bursting through the tyrant's bonds,
Falling on the ears Of mortals,
Like the waving Of the wands
Borne by legiops Of immortals
Summoning the hosts Of Pan
To the sports Of nymphs and dryads
Freed from Borealisi ban.
flushed the sound to earthly hearing,
Save in silence Of the night,
When the silver light Of Luna
is revealing to the sight
Hyriads Of cleaning lances.
Shooting from the yielding earth,
Green and glittering on the shoulders
Of the legions having birth.
Countless millions born to flourish,
Green and vigorous with life,
voieeful with the songs of heaven,
As they ripcn for the strife
These o these the forms that builded,
On the bare and rugged globe,
Arcadian groves and bowers of Eden.
Clad in vine and aowsry robe.
Diamond hilted every weapon
By the crystal drops Of dew;
Every blade is emerald tinted,
Brighter than Damascan blue.
STEPPED in all the colors stolen
From the glowing sun, will wave
Thousands Of emblazoned banners
Ger the frost kings early grave.
Noiseless as the breath OF spirits,
flushed though heard in melody,
In the rush Of hosts advancing
Hear the anthems OF the free.
IIark to natures song Of freedom -
Hear the peals Of triumph call,
In the bursting OF the leaflets
Prom the frost kings icy thrall
YoRK, May 8, 1850.
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7 IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
IL Post Once, May 4, 1850.
CIRCULATION
Piesse mention the date Of the list which they are ad
vertised. LADIES LIST.