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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-05-04

would always feel as interested in III ,bo,
added glory to the history Of America, ,has
so AmeEisa. wonld feel an interest in al that
Justly added to the historic Il glory England,
VI this he was sure, that IL il should provo
eteFnally tFne, that time frat Feaped unto de-
sirucflon those whom age and honor fra, ri-
pened into maturity, II the beautiful idsa Of
the great father Of poetry should ever become
applicable TO their common .ances,rol land.
Like leaves on trees tie rnce Of man is found,
" Nov graer in youth, now withering in the
ground;
Thus ge erations, IN their turn iecav;
$50 flourish there when those are passed a
way"
u the aisenOls which were then 10 rous with
the busy hum of mariners should long b. si-
lent and shipiess, il the ware houses which,
were then replete with the countless wealth al
merchants, should long be empty and the de-
cnyed; If the proud march Of England should
ever coase TO be upon the mountain. waves,
and the flag which for a thousand yearS had
braved the battle and The breeze become but
the wing sheet Of past renown; Oft thrn
would the historical muse Of A merIea oui.
the broad rivers of those prandes reqiOns IOr
the silent banks Of the deserted Thameo, thera
to ronderoUer the tombs, and draw inspirations
from the memories of the once great in war,
in politics, in eloquence and song, whose blood
circulated through the veins Of thOse who
heard him, and whose genius attended ihera
in the Cabinet, the Council Chamber and tho
field Bpt these were gloomy and idle thoughts,
which he had only introduced because he
knew that men rarely discovered how much
they loves friend, until they contemplated the he
possibility Of losing him
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RUINS OF NlNEVEH-LAYARD CON.
FIRMER tu

AhH GtyS fNf y H
In March last, Messrs, Perkins & and Stock
ing, Of the American HISTORIAN Mission, with
a number Of their native friends from, Ooroo,
miah, Mar Yohannan among'them visited No,
sui. Mr.. Perkins iouldat OE tie excursion
into this most interesting region is published
in the Missionary Herald for February, We
take from it the following extract; descriptive
Of the ruins OF ancient Nineveh.
On the I6th Of March, he says, we crossed
the Tigrs and visited the ruins supposed 10
mark the site Of Ninevoh. The ruins are inst
opposite MOsul, about three-iourths OF mile
distant from the river, The intervening space
being low nlluvial; but little higher than tho
stream. This aluvial space may probably
have been formed since tile period of Nipeveh,
and the Tlgris may nave passed very near the
ancient city. aa it now WASHES the walls Of the
modern MOsul.
The ruins consist Of ridges, like old walls,
enclosing an area perhaps four miles long and
about two miles broad. The enclosed area Is
mostly level cultivated space. On The ives,
tern bound It this area, and about the middle,
lOnglludlnally, is regular shaped mound Of
quadrangu'or form, perhaps so feet high, and
as many rods square, and nearly leve! on the
top. This mjund hasa bold, regular, ex'er-
nal appearance, naturally suggesting the idea
OF castle and enclosed palaces. From the top
OF this mound excavations are now prOsecu%
ted for ancient remains, and with most inter-
csling results Only few men are at present
employed there BY Mr. and Mrs. Rasaam, Mr.
Layard, who is devoted to this enterprise, be-.
ing absent. ci q visit to England. We exam,
ined thoss excavations with astonishment.
Descending by an earthly st,lrc 80 formed by
the excayatOrs, some twenty or thirty ieet deep
and then passing horizontally under ground;
we were sudde ly usheTod into ancient mar.
BILE palaces, the walls most beautifully sculpe
turod.
We were filed with inexpresible wonder.
and delight, by what our eyes so un9xpected-
Iy behold. Rod after rod in the the same great
halls we passed along by slabs of marble, nice
ly iltsd together, each slab about feet hi h
and Q feet long, apd seven or eight inches
thick, all exqusitely carved with spirited reps
reservations of scenes, Of the chase, battle
seems, warriors ARMED with spears, bows
and arrows, sihgs and swords; ana the,
wctora often holding two dscspitaied heads,
one by tho beard and the other by the
tdft on the skull, aud brondshing weapon in
the other hind. There were trains, Of cam.
els, hor es, and mules. In many cases thee
were rivers flowing near the base Of the lls
beneath the actors, the streams being filed
with sporting fish There were also .rufil
scenes peasants on the road carrying sacks of
provisions on their backs, &c. The palm tree
richly clothed with fOI.ge, was also conn
mon object represented.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-05-04

Short We do wish our ministers woGld
learn to be short. Short hymns, shOrtprayers,
short sermons for Us. Why give out a dozen
stanzas to sing-Offer prayer Of twenty or
thirty minutea loug to be followed by asermon
that extends beyond sixty minutesl,, VIZ
hive ye! to hear Of a conversion from long
singing, long praying, o. long ptaacting.-
Thou art the man, will Oitendmes accom-
pish more than volume. Lord,. heve mer-
upon me 7 ,is sufficiently long, when the hear.
feels the need OF divine assistance. How long
did it take to deliver the sermon on the
mount? Let some Of our modern sermons
GERS answer, How long was Christ Offering
his inimilnble prayer? Lot those who love
to offer prayers to be heard Of men answer:
Short is the word--let every thing be ehpH,
short, shor.. We are DONE Olive BransE.
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AND THE
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M IA and STAR CANDLES,
Nis.s Oes' quality and al the loves,
. D W MURPHY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20
Arrest of n Murderer Capture OF Fuxiuvss
from Justice.


Correspondence Of The frbCns
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, Aug. II
This morning Patrick McShain, aged 20 years.
was arrested, charged with firing The shot on Non
day morning at Eighth and South sts which killed
Armstout the SwisL Through the blunder Of ths
police he wa. placed Ia the same cell with the tws
principal witnesses (colored Nom which served 10
estsblih q complete understanding between tho
accused and the witnesses. Although the VIZ
nesses sworo 10 the identity Of tho prisoner bsfss
the Coroners Jury, yet after the interview with
the prisoner they asserted they did not know hin.
ard that he was not the man. The Msy0 he's
postponed the bearing Of the cne until more VII
nesses can be produced.
10 the Northern Liberties, yesterday, George
Sutton and George hsymo we're arrested by three
o(the aimore police, charged With committing
deadly assault upon wa.cbman Bond oil the Moea-
mental ty. The fugItyes were taken TO bda'
more laft night.
Ayoupg gifl. respectfully connected, was charges
befofe tho Mayor this morning wiki having stolen
r port nonnofe containing Eve or SIX dollars oae
orotested IN the strongest mspner that shs wn IN
rocent. The miTsing property vas nos 'oond ap'o
/ her. - -. ..,.. q, m. cox,o.
There 10 no .s., re @Irsd fhs rsesips Of SLov.
IEd OEIE iseIesl1E sna sas rsats :,
s ,,c5,rv for fLoUR both for shipment sod ciy COO.
mn p,lon ard prices are readily msins.Ee. sees " ~
sbi.si5 Is Dol for Ga roef ara 81 of hosb xf9zns
- sr fstase eehyeTY iEcl1ciag soms eIpa At 10 10
- " org 70 funhsr sses have been reported asnsu
.se q CORE MEAL AZ s. v DBL witch 10 me onofm sss.
- rJ,re me market 10 sl 81 piled with WasAf, sa1
al rrresscc demand, tales Of te0Do 90 pasnets
800 ard neW red, mostly Southern, ~ 1901 H. incna.
a. eel lot Ct tometiog higher cargo u Dpoflof osa
ysrrgyvul LA ykie a. y src sofne new bOadsrc, hs
rior Quality 1tt IS y bgfh-i. Coas IL In hofod demand
80 rT.et have cccLst TIE sst gslo II yellow IVES si
81 taos.; several cMgoes have beea Stored OATs ee
AN We quote new scgtasrl 81 SOD3@ej soms Oh reea-
~ fue hfI
| 49, IL : A-s bed a. - :, and b1ds Al re
| sA-a on sIocKS-FIa Bard yO Sa'aaso 600
49, p g, n esB: GO DO. 70, ~, 90 sAts "a.
~. ~ Co "a. IS hsct ssies Bans, Ni 20 h"Tsse'
k a. 10 PsrIsy BAEk, Iltti " do ll't "a a.
'y,o,nS Poa-S 100 Uclon csnsl l5i Gerard Bsak
/ ~. 10 Camden aid Im0oy Rs.,o - .es ~
! 81 ma HeTfLhurg Ga 81; 100 Coni1rfclA bs1s-
! - ptV-f-i-tls glrk I70 k.n-LI X. IS ia
serv II. RsrF y 3rsiisde.2hs snd 1res.on =, &c.
J 80 90. tud Del Cana Sc, IS, 81 81 LOe1 sAod
80 I, Nes OreanG Oss ll5; LOO Alsgn, ~ COaoySs
| Il = "a PelLs, lvsbla T. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20

A NUTRITIOUS AFYAIR.-Eu BoTliD, now Of
ga. County. recently took poison 70 destroy her
80 and While under is inhaencs, and being In
frrsd BY her physbisn that she uust die, made z
d.rc.osure shich Implicated joseph oampson ana
RI~v ali Of Barren County, 10 murder said 70
b,ve been committed scms IS months ago. She
recovered, and Gas since testified a. atrial Of Camp
ION before AZ examining Court BE WA he'd 70
bal Ia g. COO. Hill wa already 10 Confinement
under charge CT arother MURDER. Mis- y. says
abe came suddenly upon these msn Ia The woods.
wien they had the body Of man with shsm THAI
they compelled her 10 swear secrecy; and thai she
has bear IN fear Of her own lite ever sinea- u "a
,u1nossd that the body vas that Of Rev Me-. War
ingI WHO distppeUed aboutthe time Indicated.
lFr.nifor Ky Commonwealth Asz u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20
LAW COURTS.

CouKr OF COMMON PLsAs-Bsfore Judge Day
-babeds CsrpvS-Mfry dhH Cooper va FrdHc"
,,ooper.-ApPhcGtion by the motasr, Tor tas care
and cuttody OF q little girl named Jane cooper,
,hild of the parties which wes tason posie''ioo Of
10 the father, not isosionding an agreement be
sysen them. on separating, that the mother should
nave the care and custody Of the little girl, sad the
sstber OF a younger child little boy The parties
s.ch accused the other Of improp,iety and want OF
6tne,, 20 take care OF the child, and teTt nony wac
taken. The Judge, yesterday, gave bic decision -
The conclusion necesterly being az TO which OF The
nsren,s should have its custody, the Court c1nsd
cred il best to leave the child the parties the n
selves, on separating had agreed, ia the care aud
custody OF the mothsr the sher 70 have the priyl-
lege, at designated times and places, 10 cal and
see 1t.
Theodore E. Putnam vs. Mary Ann Putnam
md others.-AppiCstOn by father 20 have the
care and custody Of his lizzie boy, already referred
to. The parties in this case appeared yes.er4ay
Mr.. Putnam, (wbo 10 a merchant doEn town WAS
accompanied by bis brother Dr. Putnam, oig1y
respectable physician OF thiI City. Mrs. Puma n
BY her father and mother with whom Ehs and her
little boy reside ian unfortunate separation havin5
TAX en- place. and who ere parties 70 tue wit Ies
timony was taken-MessrR Cutting and hapalc
for Mr.. Putnam, srd Eessrs. o Conor Gld Holder
opposed.
UNITED STATES MAE.HAL's OFFIcE--Ahg>l
Slave Ship rtAa--This vessel, as already
stated, has been condemned, b. ce'ads, a.
being engaged in the slave trade. I5he was driy
an on shore, II will be reoolected, 10 the gaze th-ee
or four weeks ago, at Staten Islau6, ia. has bee
got of Capt Merrill Of the ship, vsS ARRESTED
on the charge OF being engaged 10 said srR1c, asC
the mates and crew. Capt II. yestsrdsy gave
balm the sum Of $4,000 u answer the charge thC
others remain in prison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20
nhin- fnRnrGH LINE TO SAN

FRANCISCO. The Ubie5 sIses N all s.oeuG1 p & IN
peny's Steamer CHIC w. 1ay3 tie pier fJJ VI Va IA
o., Nort River Hozcav, no Pan instant 2, ncock
r N for New OTleSns ing with ths Ma Se2ale9
Falcon al Havana for Chasres
Pssseng en by the Oho aud Falcon Will ovs 81 Pa1s
10 lime Of tbs IODnG1ys e.9gm 80 t1ls-ve
PBnsmG for San FtucifcJ lbcu tbs mfde c. September
For thrOuRh tickes early tpplclI0n SHOULD be made
For rates OF freight aid plIscgs see -
another column. II. . ROB rHTS
su2OisI6 III vests cJrn3f VI " ArIsl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20
yrvNotice -Byresolution Gle L snowlsoclal Union,

WNotice BY resolution q L Sow Social Union,
No OF thanks was ogsy euasfoI SfJtu-ts
DepmAn (of Union No. J. Newark Gilbert cut j. l..
Snow, (of New York; for the able eod-esH9f Temper
and the bent6s II The delivered b. tbc "a
occasion OF the SCcetys Pc Nc Ex- rs n Youtgg o.
the 9Th insL AsO, ayoe 81 ihsnst wns ant ro-gv 31
eeTed mesus Browertn S0n for enter a1ng tho ny
with Ten pepDce songs; sud 10 the czsns OF YO1Eef
for The interest they manifested IL tie Cause Tas UaJn
also nd the yil'kc 81 YoAEars as most tsarGo
place for pic mic and that the same be p1hs lsd IN hs
papers GEO. T. HALL g 8.
Ions HooPER s. IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20

~ To the Pubiic,-Ata:s mee,ing Of Tsiols he'd
The l9h inst al III lenbancs no Hosers counties
was eeced reoe all both Tor hs Gss at
Of our suffering brethrcn OF which great many arc
still conu ed In prison om Ohcr csgtes uoaoe TO gam
their subssepce as 20 for deeuse IN Com or asr
tust csu,e and at the time inform The rub ic t only
such pereops are commiftoDed 10 receive on je
who can produce cert Scale stamped - Tie Coz
dersigped The Committee for The eGsistance OF ia 81
g,l,snSrsno's I70 HestertL BUSCHAiNH
.nSo lie Chairman.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20

u,,uau Lodge no. IO7 i. O. OF o. +. -
b1 broBeT. Of this Lodge regulated 70 meet al he
lodee.roOm on TUESDAY ming. Aug y ava O'Clock,
Ar Ire puTpose Of attending the fIlera Of Rev CHARLES
T. WEhg Fdrersl at the ho1se Of Nj. J q Stevens,
r.sp1vich. Conn. Cars ieave Cnn9ltt a. M by t1e
SeSYoIE ard New Haven estro'd % Porche,er, where
rsniages viii be In waiting. ID I. MARSHALL, n g..
Ss'''e w. IL. VILLAS, V. O
r. c. WEBSTER, Secretary. tu'' IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20

NAvAL--The U. 8. corvette Yorktown we. g.
Madeira l4th July, from the coast OF Africa. and
would sail again in about 10 dsyc for Psermo-
The officers and crew are a. well az could be ex
pec,ed from the nature OF the service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20

Posi- OFTlCE, Nv H0Tk. huguGt y, I8j)
~ Malls for Buropcs-The Mrit flr he United
staes Mail Steamer HerrsDn vi he made Al ~ ut-s
TuesdGy, the 2Oib INST cOsiog sts quarter be')o2 u
patched the cay, the ~ mail cl'fng al ono
O'clock p NJ to be forwarded vie New Haven. Gle
Elementary mall VII SoT i1yt1u ~ close a. O'Clock IL.
sul9 Il NM. v bRAuY, PoGmzUsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20
A CARD.
PARIS GREEN ("Sr-BRAND)


rJ,Hls ARTICLE iGis believed, ssads foremost smong
green pAnu combining Tho utmost brisney Of color
6 degree Of or endurance ~ me acuon OF
neal and not possessed 10 equa extsnt w any otnor
mini either Of mineral vegetable origin. IL 10 oesfed
here 70 direct attention tho isct hsi although tho wort
Pau, n or. fIsd - hs u tho above article yet 10
es.euay different and distinct from no green imported
f,cu Psris and which % manufactured tom We dsgrb-
Tbs Brand Of Paris 0son Is msnufsf mr-d ~ "a en-.
relv new process Nbicb patented ~ tho und7f gnod
No he Uusd States April II, 1913 and Inc Development OF
beh has occupied much lime End imposed great sschoe
OF money The Object bss been 70 p-oduee green com
blpIg pennsn.ucy durability win me beaaY Of ne
result II pfetumet Rad not been DsiJfe real
k,d m tuch manner 70 DO reduced 10 rnllorn and
nnysryIog process Of manufacture. The - Brand OF
fr.e6 moreover alis8s tho fu dePh OF color witnoui
ACQUIRING dat peculiar cryItalne gran Nncn esn.
,refizes he french rsoufcmfe mpaTung 70 hcEuo1s
deps OF IN the dry ssie Or loosely mix
wttL eli which uLGs 20 eadufe 20 grlndlag n nc pant
n I'm Without losing u color by crushing. -,
fhe urdertigusd while no Acknowledges sOnc Plde 10
ts opng oul essential defscts Ia ne fcnch 1f71n
hi,b ne claims 10 have fully renedod belle yes plmsoi
xtov unbsfed by nlefssii reYsfiheesa d. cO7s o1'
hesge;e % invite pAues Concerned 20 come llI"Ha W
IN eddiions gs ca lhe subject asd prove hin 10 no
yorg n be has Grroga.ed more nert tnan 10 lf due
For psrtieuss respecting he sale VI ne EJSYe ofeen
paytes q. e. rctIred W Inc adyeIutemenr ,,,,,-,
tu1 lsH30.g+ lhEN oSo" Anil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-20
BOOK TRADE.
V. B PALAERs
BUsINEss-HEu,s ALMANAC FOR 1881

vs PALhEKs
BUSrHEss-MEn's ALMANAC FOR 1851
now RLADY-Itis crowded ss closely ss cossioe
tviS such fscs nOst Indispensable FOR daily re-
teenoe BY ueu Of sostness 10 a. ~ departments hfooga-
In cone The eoueu Of important vnrk or pub
nc docon ent are erosded 1tO single page OF t1s Ant
nsc While tie togE-sioos 10 msychaDts, rsnnscs1f-s
and dealers geassly bGh city and county, 10 Toe
best moce q eonrercirg cosduclng sDd extending
b0scess arr believed Be Of deced interest and ur-d
ntsa II embraces
CONDEMNED STATISTICS oy oCR NATIONAL INDUSTRY.
Agriculture, COa Population,
Manufactures, Iryu, Bsnkng,
hiung. Cotton Wages,
Commerce Br,sdsizfs, Tu1lsge,
Duties, Tnsse R-fo % Slipping,
Imports, The Ts'if, Hsyig.non5
EJpeTt, Fiosn~e Caring fraie,
Iroeost zoe eo.toGee, Telesn0o,
et1te Debts, Railroads. Newspaper Press.
Systematic Ad 7sSirrg kc
Together with Calendar sdsPed TO al parts Of hs
United States.
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