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For the Enquirer.
LINES.

Farewell then Ills spoken, 1.-THE struggle is past
have lived 81 have loved have worshppeo my ss''
The sweet visions OF bliss have ali vanished anu "eo
AfIection's pure flowers lie whered and dead.
Yet oh will the tendrils OF Love ever twlne
Round the treacheroIs heart once 'hough' was ''
But will not upbaid thee no thought shall er s"e"
With anger this heart that but loved thee 100 wehi
No murmuring no sorrows shalt thou ever near -, =,
Bright smiles shall wreaihed DER this face when mo"
We, oh though SMILE and seem happy and gay
The pure stream of life Is fast ebbing away
have lived have loved thee through long changing yeas
have wept have waered thine image win Tears
For thee have knelt before heavens pure SHRINE
have thought il there's bliss upon earth IL was NINE
Yet oh the sw dreams OF my youth have proved 'a'
The hearts spring is closed-t"i' ne or open AGAIN
! watch for thy coming as evening draws near
/ list for the soft words once used to near;
'TYs in yain-oh in vain--that bright Dreams per
Those soft words of Love will be whispered no more
Yet will this hear, cling fond Memofys shrine; aA
Through the gloom Of the future the past VIII 81 .
Oxford ~ c. ". -. ~.
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poETICAL.
For the Enquirer
" tte
TO K. 3. l..

To IL. D. l..
while vet the lingering blush OF day
W. 20 sweetIy on the brow .! even
nu Ma and flowers their homage pay,
ANU nng and incense breathed 10 heaven;
. - his tribute Of friend,
Whose anxious heart for thee Is glowing
Who prays thy path of life may wend
Through light, and flowers forever blowing
pye seen the midnight Cereus bloom
TIL admiring throng around II gathered
And ere they dreamt its rapid DOOM ,,,,
II breathed il bloomed, collapsed ana wiheio"'
Thus youth and beauty fill the eye,
Dear Cousin oft in boomy weather.
And time scarce rolls the season by,
When with the leaf they fade together.
Though Nature walls the dying eai,
And sorrows Ger her silent bowers
She soon fcrgets her gloom and grief
When dew.eyed Spring revives her flowers
pr, ahen Affection weeps for one
Whose daily life new charms impaired
Alas wha. power beneath the sun
Can cheer the lone-the broken hearted.
r,;ondship md Love mus, mourn
The faded wreath OF promised pleasure
And though the flowers of Hope lie torn,
Fond Memry boards the heart ios' treasure
m cherish then, that beauteons flower,
Simplicity dear Cousin, cherish
Twill shed a fragrance DER the hour,
When all inv mortal charms shall perish
May 7th, 1850. ...--- W nor ''''
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Mr. Schenck deemed IL Objectionable than II vss..
of 60 tons and under exempted II enabled ali Tho
vessels OF the country to enter the port free
" pay the tax.
Mr. Bayly moved 10 90 into committee Of the what.
the deficiency bill. VI
The question was pnt M Rayly's motion m, :,
Hons,. resolved itself into COMMITTEES Of the who'll. ~ :. we
sto,e OF the Union take up the deficiency BILL " TIE
Some discussion took place the priority of busino
Tben the committee rose. and the House ADJOURNED '
FRIDAY MAY TO-
SENATE
The Senate was not in session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The House occupied all day in discussing the a,
ucnts from the Senate the deficiency appropriation IN
The amendments OF the Senate concurrcd in genq,sI
There WAS nothing oil sufficient, importance To maze = :.
;aIe! report necessary.
The committee AT l.a past four O'clock rose ani ron
the bin and amendments the House, and the bin 6nl
passed
The House adjourned till Monday.
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DIED.

:. ~ q FeDrasFy 10 william EuBANK Esq s IN
i, on lie Inc anI cb,racter o ecesri lispia. tie
'noec' OF thus notice one who deserves N ' opinion more an
81 intimate a"d familiar acquaintance "h c decea-ed ot me M
phases ,hnk ran safely say
individual more epoachabe IN all the various relations OF e
han our deceased trend ans nchbo A. citizen he was tfuy pa
trIotIc, aud arcny attached The ms country a.
lie impartial, prompt ,nd decisive the dcirs
his duties; neghoor hose living nearest 10 him TESTIFY ,A! el1
WAS never hceF kind and alectonae usa fond d'ns ana
mlueent and who constantly and aren'y o'e 10 pro
mote the comfort aud happiness nj! al his iamI! bu, n
ens. and the community generally lie economical bni o
pas, moous; ana s with great and f!n.fy pro-
cured nm ine considerable fortune lie vas tnALn"es I'M
AMI candid lis dispositions; attempted use any cocea
hut II his Intercourse with the world his Whole character @
bie In Its and proper coor These some OF hs Virtues
~ our departed friend lido t piciur Is %" ly c"o
sometimes bias jui-., lie my irieni one whom
o'cd and whose hope v"oef,ie c%ne nov
that part OF the Character o friend when y
more delight thin any other by hs afflicted arlly- - =, nc w.
riI c na Deen n5a; sne and although he
not make pompous display OF his religion get was
ac,ous He had his .: partial darkness u o "
nor) but the latent Same exnnruirh'ii y con
Is a, the h and seemed deeply depofe T. tha
mind much engaged IN provide fore con " @
children ani that hi. anxiety Tor them caused hn to oon
.epy enerossel he things OF this world but havng
CLING the bleeding side OF The blessed Saviour. s tl l ,
through al yicssi,ules e his rod aad san c'i'G n
s h 49, s ed gI H hf1r il. s.ath be-
visited esteemed brother and Baptist Minister "f H
re,Iy rar,l with them smos entirely on he us,sc, Religion
IIr The VIII Of iIcavey tad ~
His language Not my ". hu thine Coz " aG' aid
spoke deceased b,h-r, whom he tsn!ery o'e a G
thai he though, tina, ne and pous sister deceased wfif
Numbering angels In prayer and singing his soul seemed @ n
love andoE and he frequently shouted aloud me md
cener. He c1horie his friends around him TO ~ a
him Heaven and told some o. ,hs he u a.. I Near
be all love. He kissed The hands OF his friends 'te m e i'm
he embraced his aud his an tod mem ..
Heaven; AMI thea with chdse simplicity he repeated
much sincent: this simple prayer
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PANASA April, l7.-Death Of he Bishop Of Panama
His Excelency Senior Dr.. Francisco Nanredo Bishop OF
Panama died the 9Th nst in the Province OF Veragau
.: apople1y.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
corr<spondence OF the Baltimore Patriot.
NNI NEM YORK IuesdnY. i.

CORRESPONDENCE OF the Baltimore fattiot
NEW YORK, Tuesday, T. VI.
.rbe,a was oute scene ut the Tabernacle last nsn on
,he occasion of the anniversary of the AnSaSefy e
W Such motley crowd of big negroes ana usis IN,
rnen could be got together in no other cry OUT We, H.
Mr. Garrison made characteristic Speech deh'ulinS M
bile ,and dicung every religious sect tnat m
yer. as il now exists in this country You may Juus.
its prnort by the subJoined extracts from report III IT.
papers ..,,x., ,h., .bs
Ali a,urch organizations were no more saeieu a' ''
boots ana shoes which men manufacture " ;u
1.-THE donna that the observance OF the Sabbath day VIII
save th. a,o. he denounced dogr that would damn
the nation. ,.
"Was fah in Christ he asked, any evidence OF man
goodnessF -, ,v.o
Some one in the gallery responded ives, SIR where
upon Mr. C. contiuued-"l In this country Jesus
is become obsolete and faith Jesus obsolete also Jesus
does not NEEDLE with the onal church OF inns coun
Try He may found in the Presidential chair Tor Zachary
Taylor beieven Jesus Jesus believes in war and In giving
,he Mexicans lell-"
Some in De audience, unable longer TO control ms
emotions cried trt hs cannot be tolerated II cannot De
endured BY the people OF the United Sa,csand consera-
BILE excitement preHiled all over. 49,. :
This blasphener followed by several other White Ia
natics and black Desglas brought up the rear Mhe ms
sableness first Capt Ryndes VIII" was on me sahu
told him if he uttered anything derogaory 10 tue character
of this country he would knock him into the uoe OIL next
year. Douglas retorte severely an the Captain out
ed from saying anything offensive 10 the character oi our
government strong leSre manifested ny some ol tue
white persons present 10 rack the whole shanv OUT 'h
police rather too strong for them.
And this happens in christian land among people
claiming TO be enlightened!
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NlW IIV lllr 'IVNN ~ ~
I3ray The Lord nv sonitn keep;
IL | rliouii BE b-jere ! wake.
ipfay the Log! my scnl - ..'se,
And this | ask for Jesus sake.

H. now Immediately and when he ayes G
hal led, returned lie continued ei'e e
mill rnday morning. little eight o'clock his ~
body and lied We all feel well assured !ha' k
ed into that rest which for the people OF COD i lea
fc family ne forget his dying admonions but my ne
ror ~ 10 c IN this world finally 10 constitute happ sI
Heaven where the pangs Of separation will never moe
where love Joy and peace shall be their portion 'e'e
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INV DIRK, WAf ?.
The of yesterday the au-savery convention al
most beggars description The confusion created by Capt
Rynders and his associates such that very little bust
could be transacted No personal violence occurred
however the interference OF tho police who were
present in large force The following is the finale Of The great
farce: $50 m me. uuruIrr. are urra,.
mr.. oa. o"nrheod heinz Injured hy You In our Juds-
anI he i,e COME apply the pccep, in the scripture
Sas, moi your pearls before swine As we are without
o,econ without law and propr:cors OF this build
Ing are unwilling give the of the place any 'nG'r
we now adjourn the meeting sine die ,-,
nal evening meetings attended ndscrimnaely by both
coors were M nj the Shiloh church and the Free church.
but in ancpar Of disturbances large police forces were
stationed in each strong inclination exhibited seii
=. the Shiloh shuch Cor mus: but the policemen were
8. dispersed about M the very fellows who felt dsposcd
for were afraid 70 comence the very next man TO
out 10 o'clock the meeting .doufned and the multitude
Hended their way homeward in n.srn aud ouieiness
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Correspondence OF the Baltimore Sun


1ard-Position Of th, South-.NashriNe Conrenioa-it
fairs of Oregon, California, dc
The compromise is yet lost, but it is in danger
Mr. Benton and Mr.. Seward have yet TO fulfil their threat
boast that they would beat the breath out OF its body
The sanguine OF its friends anticipated Cor it
forty OF the Senators 10 twenty against H. From the forty
II we must deduct Southen Senator's will be left only
thirty 10 thirty and the will be carried But il
is not certain ha the ten Senators named will not yet give
their for the scheme That is the expectation of the
friends Of California.
At various times, several Southern Senators had declared
in the solemn manner that the South would not take
compromise any thing short of the lire of 81 degrees
81 minutes the Southern boundary OF Caoi and the
organization Of territorial governments without restriction
OF slavery Mr. Jefferson Davis has frequently asserted this
Mr. Mason declared Tic principle OF action assumed by
his State.
Now we hare Il tts these gentlemen take the
earliest opportunity 10 declare their policy So have
something Ike tie and the Southern Senators are divided
upon 1t has been here ih4, the Senators from
Virginia from Florida from sour. Carolina Mr. Davis Of
Mississippi Mr. Clemens Of Aaoaraa Mr. Borand and Mr.
Sebastian OF Arkansas Mr. Downes OF Louisiana will insist
upon the line or 50 degrees 80 minutes. against Mr.
Cay's scheme The OF these eleven Senators would
defeat the scheme nov in the Senate But may be that
OF the Senators above named will waive their o5jec
items to The scheme and udop, as whole perhaps with
slight modification.
There is still fair prospect thar whatever may the
Senate will pass the House, but not perhaps, till alter con-
ference between the two Houses.
Mr. Clay and the majority Of the committee of thirteen,
hope pass the frs; bill relating California the territorial
governments and Texas during the week. But that Is
entirely OF the question Weeks more than one Will pass
before that bill will pass Or Clay will make gallant
fight in behalf of the views OF his report
The Nashville Convention month from this day,
and doubt whether any thing definite will be done BY that
time.
An application from the Spanish resident. and land hold.
of Southern California has been made the Senate for
the establishment OF territorial government. letter 10
Dr. Gwin that the San Diego, in behalf
of that purpose, failure and that American took
part in it.
appears that there does exist single civil Off
in the territory of Oregon The salaries TOO low 10
justify persons in taking office.
The Oregoniaas spend the dry in California, where
they successful gold disgers Il follows that prices OF
living in Oregon are as high as in California
question has arisen whether the State Government of
California is in legal existence. Mr. Yuee contends that it
But il is in actual existence and the old military CO.
vernment is dsbanded do think that whatever may
happen the State Government will surrender its power TO
the military government ION.
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TERRIBLE CATASTROPHE.

TERRIBLE CATASTROPHE.
letter has been received in this city, from Abemarle
giving the details OF shocking which took place
the Blue Ridge Tunnel few days ago
little boy Of 10 IL Of age the OF Mr. Jas H.
Bagley being play with negro boy r. age,
proposed to show him how the lgishmc work on the
Tunnel blew rock He accordingly / ID train from the
powder stored away in building used for that purpose,
and set fire TO IT, tremendous explosion cnsued entire
y destroying the house, killing the mte boy Instantly and
njuring the black boy severely that he died in few
hours Wing.
STORM AT WARRENT0N, vA.-on Sunday, tho 5th
April Warrenton, Virginia visited by severe storm,
which did serious damage many of the buildings OF the
town. The Presbyterian church IA brick buldns) was
cupied by Mr.. Martin, also destroyed Trees out
houses, chmneys, fences &c, sustained great injury
TRIAL FOR MURDER.-The trial OF Henry Gum,
slave charged with having murdered his MASTER MIR. Rich
ard Whicheo short time since, BY striking him on the
head with post rammer, commenced before Henrco
County Court Wednesday and concluded late on Thurs
day evening.
The evidence both circums,ana and direct Tony,
slave Who before the inquest through fear OF the accused
failed ." give evidence against him. and who when the pr
soner was committed To JAIL made known what he knew
about the affair." testified before The Court that Henry Just
after the murder was committed, the part of the field
where he was and said that the odd man. (meanng
Whchelo had struck him would never strike anybody
else again.
The Court found the prisoner guilty murder in the first
degree and sentenced him be hung the 2h day June
Counsel for the Common wealth, r. T. Daniel Esq; for
the prisoner, J. H. Gmer, Esa-I Wig.
PANAsA, APRIL l7.-Death Of The Bishop Of Panama.
His Exceency Senior Dr. Francisco Manfredo Bishop OF
Panama. died tho 9Th ns in the Province OF Vcragaus
.: apople1y.
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