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OERIsTY,s nrrrsTRELs.
MECHANICS HALL

hEChAkICS HALL
n Q ~. BROADWAY. between Grand and BROOM. sta
lN-oPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK.
rhs original and veLtnown
CHRisTYs ETHIOPIAN OPERA YROUFu.
fhe hTd established and oldest Organized band In The
world eonprlog company Of Twelve performers under
the direction Of T. p Chf.,y They viii haze The honor
s giving thelr original and niuAble entertainments every
sight until further uodce.
Admission Is cent?. Doors open Al = Concert VIII com.
An afternoon coueeri on Saturday, commencing at
seock.r.E. lys lws'
ss,HnCnJ5 alrsThEIs Ar ThE JLrMrIC
under the direcuon Of the GREAT ORIGINAL POM
PEY-Ths beeuuful establishment has been recently re-
eed and sied for Summer season, and Il 10 nov
The most comfortable 10 the city. TIE cortnued
cess that favored this nimaoe Band Of Ethiopian per-
former, has stamped them e. being the ne p1f ultra Of
Negro HGmOniss
kdmGsion Is cents Doors open i7-coneert at 8 NJ
Afternoon Concern on wednesdays ard ssEurdzyS-
Doors open 81 2-eoncerts i Socock. j-An
MINERVA ROOMS, 400 BROADWAY-OPEN
NIEYkRY EVENING Now snd mssnih 'ent maui
moth Panorama Of The Overland Route 10 California GJd
Dggings Ces Of Sacramento and san Francisco psoted
By hnGud Lews 80 ono feet OF Canvas from sketches
taken oy himself W FennO, whose iectlres have Won
will illustrate the Panorama AimltiSnce p cents; chill
dren hall price. Doos open All Picture moves sIS:
jJl2 sas' A w. rENNo, Proprietor.
DAKNUn,s CHINESE MUskUM-S5s Broad
Dwsy, between Spring and Pn0ce sts.-P. BAR
MUM. Proprietor and MsnsRer-Ths srg, and interest
ing collection remains but short time longer. u 10 ne
most agnihcent exhibition OF Chinese hgures cunoses,
wonderful specimens Of ngenuIy &c from the Celestial
Empire IL represents objects immediately cosnected WIN
the social habis the religious worship the mercsnte Gus
toms mechanics operations and the sciences O the Ch-
nese lis intnscaly valuable aud beyond description IN
struetive, amusing and gratifying Open every dy aud
evening from A. NJ oil 10 P NJ. Admission Is cents;
children under Ia years III cents jen thns
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fhOLkRA Can ia CUREO.-It ia hoped that
SAe public will not forget the highly respectable aud
hoe esanouss puhlshed ~ our city papers lAsI year,
ssbashlug the reputation Of the Life ProseTveT
ksnft Restorative coTdR," a. preventive and for
eAotr aud AL morbid evsruSiions OF he bowels Tbls
eofea nav be obtained a. 20 West Mn teenh ct and OF
n 0oC0H co. DIagsisa, corner oil Coruendsl
ed Broadway jyl0Sds'
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Aid from Abroad.

IN the course Of the night various Fire Comps
MES from Camden and several Of the nsishboring
villages arrived 90 the ground; also the Ds's.srs
and w alter Witch Engine Companies, from vii.
miDgton. As each Company reached the scene Ut
action they were greeted with shout Of welcome
from our own fremen and from crowds OF bysssnd-
ers Fortunately their services were required oaiy
20 extingush the smOoldering embers OF the ruins.
Dispstcbes were also sent on 10 Nsw.York very
unnecesssrily, a. we Think calling for aid. The
Fire Committee Of the Common Council ofthst city.
then in session at the City Hall, Immediately had
the bells ruDg; extra cars were engaged. snd In an
Incredibly short time q force Of aboat 400 dremen,
with their apparatus, were ready 70 come on 70
our aid. Al lOi O'Clock, however, q dispatch from
MAYOR Jones wss received, stating that their ser
vices would be unnecessary. Sscb prompt action On
the part Of New York deserves oar thsoks a. free
ly a. If they bad been the rsesns Of ssyrs mach
property. similar calls for aid we're also sent 10
baltimore, which we're, no doub, responded %
with equal generosity.
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COUNTRY PAPeR F0K sALk-An Old aud
Nwen established Wig Pager and 100 fnnnng Estse-
hAneni for Fae on favorable terms The name OF me pa
~ and Locations will be made known apple sIion Al
ia ofhce iyl2 2w cod
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BOARDING.

~. NJ ~ ~. ~
DOBRDTNG.-A small pleasant family, occupyogs
with fue bird story and bedroom-wiIh bfeasGs
OF tea desired, and use OF good bathing room Lpct
ton peassni ard convenient to BTOsdw way Apply al ~
Oreep.st next below Prince References required '<@"
n0AHD-Ae6esifsble suit Of rooms, parlor and bed
ID room communicating furnished to let win bos'd N
The msIbe house, Broadway, opposite the SOWING
Green; Of good size for single genuenen
Sll Sus'
DOAhD In TIE COUNThY-rhe subscriber
bavirg fire. Glars car accommodate several "a n
lie, with bosd particulars and references apply by
letter to s. PECK, Norwslk CT yl95F
p06KU-A geLtlernSu can DO scco nodstsd With
ID pleasant furnished 10 private family 10 ~ Vi
cIny OF Quare with breakfast and tea AMI da
per on SUNDAYS. Address H. 8. Tribune Office jylZ3
DUAKu-spgle gent, man and gentlemen ana Ineli
bwives be Ommodaied with pisAssui roo 'na
bosd with bsthipg couveniences, by applying a. Amt
ty.place between Bleecker and Amity ste. jyl3 81
uoAKDiN,s-A large, airy front 70 pn, psuIry A.
INQUIRE al IA Vandsm References exchanged jyll Iss
DOARD-Two gentlemen can have q pleasant room %
ID bird floor with board In pleasant locsuon, wnefe
there are but few bosrdeFs Apply 81 Jsy.st jy2 2ds
kxJANTED-Bosrd for a married lady, 10 a family with
w no Other hosTders where the comforts OF nome and
GOOD English education be oDsined family In tue
Vicinity preferred Address L. sc ALLAN, Poss ON: ;
box l,lO5 IYlT
DOONTs TO LET-ln the vicoily Of g -anercy park
Al PIe airy rooms with without board. Accomm )da
Hobs lor Invalid AsO large front room Ia bssemsn
house suitable for physician or eeaInL Apply Al 20
Third-sv. Jil Sus-
e. For Otae' boarding zdsertse~ents see I'D Pa9s
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ADIRs AND GENTLEMEN afflicted with stam-
Lnering and thotc having ends who are 90 unfortunate
10 Be sai eted respectfully solicited TO call on Dr.
tordmsn Tsycrs Hotel Cortland sL aud examine the
.ssrl discovery made by Dr. 8. whereby q permanent
nnecy 10 efected Lsdies viii be waited upon al their
pscs OF residerce N T-qnesied. jyl2lT
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

x The new Methodist Church. blilding or
Rev. Or KESSEDYs Society. in Soush Brooslyn,
at the corner Of Pacific aud Clinton ss will be
completed before the holidays. The size of the
buldi. is c. By so feet without galleries it Will
seat OOO persons
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- yo- otter G,n~-ai Notices. .e. I'D Pao.
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SUMMER RETREATS.

COUNTRY BOARDS J. sone. OF New Milford.
u Conn would respectfully inform any persons VINO arc
wishing to 70 into the county during The yarn veal
that bis location is decidedly healthy AMI pleasant his
grounds extensive and his apartments large aud airy aud
will accommodate those rho will apply 10 him I'm ne iiae
~ for the low price Of " per weet Person wishing TO
embrace this Opportunity can 20 TO snd tfOm s6s Guy NE
,eme dsy, via New II iven and housstOnic RAJ rOa1s
ADDRESS b. j. STONE. at his residence 10 New Milford,
Conn jyl2N'
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BOOK TRADE.
THE WATER CURE JOURNAL


ITOR JULY contains articles hll0~inK slAjee's'
Il By DE EIcHoLs-The art OF Hea iog-An inquiry ih'0
he foepee OF medical science spon Public Health Prsc
tee IN the wser.cure Iuhsnmsu1n Of the Lungs Fever
and Asue. Rheumatism and Reports OF the American
yesi.apsrian and Hydropslhic Conventions
By rR acknowledges, The true moral OF the
Cholera
BY MIS- NJ Cow NIcHoLs-EnorI IN the Water
Cure.
BYDL- Confessions and Experience OF an Alo'
palhie Doctor MOI.
YDR HAYs-An inquiry concerning TIE nature OF Dis.
esse, ard rational mode Of cure
Byhiss BEEcHER-Her experience in the Wssr-Clre.
BYDA TRALL-slmmer Diseases, AMI matters Dr the
month The objectionable sin. Answers 10 Core
spondena.
By DR.. KITTRIDsE-The Water Cure, general view OF
The subject
By pR sHEw-Csses in Pregnancy aid Child-Blrih,
Bilious vomiaag crsmP In the Stomach sud Hgh General
Fever.
Besides The above the July number contains great Va
rely Of miscellaneous reading natter all OF which VII be
four ufeful ard Interesting.
Trce Ten Gents a numbe', or g. yesr. Published By
iy12a FOWLFRs 4 WELLS. l3l NSisau.st N 7.
THE ROCHESTER, KNoCKtNGS EXPOSED!
SHOWING TIE ABsUROlrH or sWEOENbOh-
NGIAN THEORISTS n this matter me snsebcr OF a.
spir ua agency and the moral cers ntY OF eouas"ni
likewise that hesmersm. sliss Psycho osy 10 hunols
De cto and cannot be offered as proof OF any pontoo
70, sale Sbossse and retail, By w. BURGESS. y
Amt: sTRINGER Il TOWNSEND. 22@ troadwaYi
RFRFORD co Ast0r House snd DEWITT d ~
EXPORT, Tribune buildings. Vl<H
lust PUBLISHED.
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TREAsuEERls OFFIcE.
REMOVALS.

REMOVAL
rHr sUsscRIsEEs HAVE THkIk
IooKING-aLASS AND PIOTURE-FRAnI1
hANUFACFORY AND wARE-Rooke
Nos $40 AID $40 BRoADwAY,
tUHEkE, WITH INCREASED hcnres FOR PROM
w superior execution Of every branch Of hou oon
undo: lhsir own immediate supervision, ana gfeai
esully framed ReEnAsance, LOQif H and OHIO
sy lei GOg ether win varied assortment Of sIss
prices Obtained 10 any establishment IN the Unee
blses Lhey conhdsnt " TIE liberal support Of hc1
frtends and TIE public IN general
WALLEk khEfs, 10 spruce-sl
WAX have made snsng emsnts for acouun1ooss1Pfs
AZ socieul and modern paintings Of which arge collsc
aou cNn always be and veTy many vii Be '00Gd
Inv 81 particular srenrnn te2S lm'f
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~ 49, fAoN To THk PUbLlC.-u tne
Pase eev. NE he oeAuons e ght mi "a around New.
us.ns Nv W. ~ ~, soue' ot uds waters. aud Ind the
~ " way ossloehs OF eo pany aud divide the stocks
ev a., ~ 80, - 70 sivs Va Poog people ealncs
~, ~, ,,, NY - - nsl@ 10 Prevent thsm from pat.
&c &c une .ns lne.e', bonn 2e uOnsy tSeu viii buid
Wees s'st ny o~o plaza and brsak IN Ps,erson
Lowell and The RreSieti pars OF ttesn nj ~. 49,
so@eShsre else Wheels aud factories sf,er NV nls IN
Won with e6s and dow and the whsel runnins 1, r. "a
efscuon viii woIk Is hours cot o. the Aahi. - ~
va two ses OF bsnds, and caves al ex 2enses on
sooe ~siertnt &c 10 load and unload no ye.ss,r ~
Ysset Of he hcel Transfers he goods 10 aed out "a ~
scaoes by way OF railroad Insurance bv .A1,-
eogme 10 H. saws 10 taxes aud gsins ulous bv a.
s~hengs soond tne tsctorss Oy esng sheu out 10 tes
sokPeople OF other hsDos 10 keep groceries store, ~
have povislors modsrss pfces a. wei 10 sp nn,v
rose 20 oeos nl'h COMPANY Any person pusanS DO
- nn. NoftI 70 he ale " New fOsk shall have the pT
PEE DAY For informslOo inQlire ii The An sr,rs,
llsoes s5l Broadway, Ne~ Yorr, Or Of
/ N1 "a JOHN u BOSS, ia cHptozssl
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GOAL YAKp INTHE UPPER PART OF BROAD
NWAf FOR SALE One Of The most eigoly situated
va iacs In The city 10 offered for saei u 10 10
thorough fare covered entirely by irou orscea shedS
paved hrOug houI has hrcE Office Of Two sores, and
ev tese ard four years low rent and hrsrale
Som 10 fact Offers etheT 70 new beginners or 70 an
" esAoished concern DESTROYS Of extending u bateaf
s1seees "a a1vaniAges Apply %
bio eus HOMER MORAN Pinest
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INST PUBLISHED.

DEPLY TO REMARKS OF REV NOSES STUART
II on Ron John Jay, and examination OF his scrlpurA
Exeg,ses contained in bis recent pamphlet entitled COZ
science and The Constitution" by William Jay An octave
paunuhlet N neal cover. Prize cents. For sale by
BERFORD co A,ior House. or
ivI9 9tr WIN HARMED. 81 John-st
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nFFICk OF rHK DIAPBKAGn FILTkH
pyt =, WALTER n GIBSON
o. FO- otAs- Re-o,al Ad.srirse-e-l. sec ma Psss
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nARIOR ORGAN wANTRD-Pnes not to sx
i esed SIS Address, H. WELLS. al The Tnhale Of
See jyi2Stss

rt,HT PEOPLE or THE sTATE OF NETWORK ~ TIVE gracs
Coo ,r independent To III P-rsoa nt-sv-s1 The s
al JOHk WAGNER ohe Cty Of Ne- fors d-ceA-t ascori
.or, atee ots~ s-nd Gr-eS' fos aad s.eA
yeu hssety cj and eqaEsd Persasly u b snd FPs b
fore our Surrogate Cogsy 81 Sss fars al hs OAcs he
CITY the eleventh ty Of Novesef aei =. sea
oce the thea ana hsr- u sttsNi tHe asd
-cu-msot ~ 81 Pose>nEs 81 Asa Csth-ne y W
Eseurt iii tr-taasest Il ssnd asessi
Ia tsoay ~herruf caused The eel as - ssS
Ssfrur.t- g. be hsr-unto .nIrd. Wt4ss w hrs3i'sd
lAsl sapxsi~ q sd Cosoe .. he Cs' q sss Tea 90
let d, u ssy rs q car t-c o.e .scrs~i -a~a
hssdrsd .1.Ae As A. " DkAD<okO. s~<rucsss
ut
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TLANTIC PANfLION-BOAR0 AND SEA
"A BATHING THIS healthy spot on Long and, bat
short distance from the BAH house. Is situated On the see
very accessible either BY ttesmbJs. ~ 4On
Hamilton by stage from Brooklyn. Terms easy, bY sp
ply log On The premises, OF MRS COslNE
lyl2lV UhpnVle
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REMOVAL
JAMES, BEEBE & 90.
EIAyE REMOVED 70 Sl4 Broadway and corner OF
Ra.de .nd Ceutsf where can bs seQnd s kndf o;
An- and ~.rnl-siT hsang and vennlsring sppas
"a for pnvsts dwellings churches seGinares, hospitals
ala prisoua Horticultural suildisgh he he
2lso Bellies esleorlied cooking ranges cooking
lleufia appsnped 5rass &nt rverplAIe9 regtEtert-s
,e- Article sapeio awaiting 9. TIE Ere ir "a Eartsi
nye Suis
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~ Rev. L. B. lockwood, late Financial Agent
d the Union Theological Seminary, New.YOrk,
Ess installed pastor OF the Congregational church
h Rocky Hill, Conn. on the 9th inst. Sermon by
Rev. Dr. vermilye Of New.York.
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ROYAL PAPER ndACHE
AND JAPAN WORKS.
9 HRlkin-st West Belgrave Square,
LONDON,

ROYAL PAPER MACHE
AND JAPAN WORKS.
6HRlkinst West Belgrsve Square,
LONDON
and % Constitution Hill Birmingham.
rJNHE SUBSCRIBER having been appointed agent IN
ths city for MesHs Jennons BetIrtdgo sous one Of
The largest manufacturing houses IN Europe nov pro
pared orders for al descriptions OF PAP-f fache
goods Pecfoy invites mo merchants and zoe pa1he
70 call and bis samples Of sbes cbsrs writing fusts
kssbos portfolios fancy boxes, card csses, glove hoxea
ehess boards wine trays envelope boxes lea csddies &c
embracing every VARIETY Of taste and patterns fonOs.
bearing FAC Gin lie hsenesses Of Jenny Lnd tsksn from
the original
All dissertations Of the above goods he executed IL
six weeb frOm date OF order.
HENRY l. IBBOTSON 2ls Pesri-tt up Stair,
Ie22 lmiseod between Maiden lsn-snd JOhnst
ITO BUILDERs.-ProPoiLsw VIII be rec -ved b. tss
i Undersigned Commissioners ana Inspectors Of ,tr-
men Schools OF The Tenth W ard the Ofhcs VI he CerT
of the rosfd Of Education, New City Halt al any un-
within two WEEKS om the date hereof ~, nsting eers.n
alterations In and rpairs To- WsId school house M 10
Ludow.si Plans ard specifications OF tbs req iir-d
cap be seen At The Office VI he Cisk of Tho Bosrd VI IL.
eaton where xny further inf rmsion wid be givel.
J. n. HOBART HAWS, (co,,,,t..,o..
N g. BRADFORD,
A s ' s,.yf; Ip.pectOrs twin
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-02-12
A Strange Story.

The following tragical affair, related
in the New York Courier des Etats
Unis," affords another proof that truth
is stranger than fiction -
Among the strangers of distinction
who for many years came to spend the
winter in Paris, were Nj. and Madame
Arcos, SpaniardS of immense wealth
Failing to make their usual visit last
winter, it was thought their Castlllan
pride could not accommodate itself TO
republican rule; but it afterwards ap-
pearcd that their absence arose from
far different cause. Nj. ARGOS, like his
countryman, Aguado, had made his own
fortune. He began life as a pedlar and
small retail trader and having thus ac-,
cumuaied some funds, he engaged in
stock speculaions; then became con-
tractor for the salt tax in Spain, and fl
nally, while still young, retired from bus>
ness a millionaire. lie might have en-
( joyed his fortune long and happily, but
in endcayoring to indulge a pardonablo
vanity, he lost both fortune and life. 1t
appears that NJ. Arcos, while yet poor,
| had mads voyage to Chill, and then
became smit'en with a young lady Of
respectable family, who were proud OF
their rank, her uncle being no less a
parsonage than the Bishop Of Santiago.
So that, i; being thought great piece
of presumption in poor unknown man
to expect bishops niece, he met with
, x.,,l,, .ob,,tT o,, Io,rordino hor in mar
riage. But as the young ludy was will
ling to give her consent, that of the
bishop was no. again asked and hayla!
married in secret, the young couple de-
parted for Europe.
After becoming wealthy, Nj. Arcos
wished, by displaying it with his wife, 10
triumph over the family that had once
disdained him. Instead then of going
to Paris last winter. NJ and Madame
ARGOS departed for Chill, in vessel
which they had purchased and furnished
at great expense.
They carried with them all the appll-
ances of luxury and show: diamonds,
plate, splendid furniture, carriages and
servants in rich liyeries nothing was
forgotten tnat might serve 10 udZZle tlelr
disdainlul relatives. After a pleasant
yol age they arrived in Chill; but they
still had before them land journey of
three hundred miles before they could
arrive at the city where the family of
Mad ARGOS resided. They were inform
ed that the road was infested by bands
of robbers, so ferocious that they even
fed on the flesh of their victims-and
were advised to wait until those bands
had been dispersed
But NJ. Arcos, impatient to enjoy the
triumph of his self love, procured an
escort of one hundred well-armed men
and set out on his journey with all his
train. Letters recently received ffom
Valparaiso contain most melancholy in
telligence concerning the unfortunate
travellers About half way, the caravan
WAS attacked, part were killed, part es-
capped by flight, and the rest, with NJ.
Arcos aud his wife, were made prison.
ers, and after beng robbed Of all their
property, were put to death on the
spot.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-02-12
St. Valentine.

The fourteenth of February is a day
sacred to this ancient prcsbyter, who,
accordend To the legend. was beheaded
at Rome under Claudus. History fur
nlshes no circumstances in the Lille of
the saint which tend in any way to give
origin to the peculiar ceremonies OF the
day. It appears to have been very
old notion, however, for it is allu-
ded to by Chaucer, Gas well as by
Shakespeare in The IwO Gentleman Of
IcroRd, that on this day birds begin
to couple The custom Of " choosing
Valentines is Of great antiquity in
England and France. Grose explains
valentines to mean the fist woman
seen by man, or man by woman, /.
on that day, but ii does not appear
where he picked up his explanation.
There is also a curious French Valen-
tine, composed by the poet Cover, in
Irarton's History of English PootTy
llerrlck mentions The custom;
= of have heard both youths and virgins say
Birds choose their mates, and couple too this
day"
Ii appears that the Roman Reform
ers attacked this as well as other lc-
gendary customs Of their time; and that
the Romanists themselves were so scan.
dalizcd At it, that deHces were invent
ed for turning the day to profitable use.
St. Francis de SAILS introduced the
practice Of drawing lois for patron saints
by way Of substitute.
According to others, this latter prac-
lice was of much older date. and sub
Stituted for a pagan custom, by which
boys and girls drew each others names.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-02-12

mos, striking tales in Ovid's Metamor-
phoses, was probably true after ALL
Just such a thing has happened in the
state of Massachusetts. A petition was
yesterday presented TO the Legislature
on the part of an individual in the town
of Chilmark, stating that he has child
fifteen years old which was born ie>
male apparently and christened Re.
bccca, but that recently it has manifested
itself TO be of the male sex. lie there
fore petitions that the name of this an>
drogynous offspring may be changed To
William. We are informed that this
account is perfectly correct, and that the
instance presents one of the most Gu
rious cases in physiology.-Boston
Courier.
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The Soul.


AT first her mother earth she holdcth dear,
And doth embrace the world, and worldly
things;
She flies close by the ground, and hovers here,
And mounts not up with her celestial wings.
Yet under heaven she cannot light on aught,
That with her heavenly nature doth agree
She cannot rest, she cannot fix her thought,
She cannot in this world contented be.
For who did ever yet, in honor, wealth,
Or pleasure of the sense, contcntmcnt find
Who ever ceased to wish when he had wealth
Or having wisdom was not vcxed in mind
Then as a bee, which among weeds doth fall,
Which seem sweet flowers with lustre fl esh
and gay
She lights Oh that and this and tastcth all
But pleased with none, doth rise and soar a.
way:
SO when the soul finds here no true content,
And like Noah's dove can no sure footing
take,
She doth return from whence she first was sent
And flies to him that first her wings did
make.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-02-12

TnE DRuRY TRAL.-The hearing
Of evidence IN this trial is closed, aud the
counsel are busy in reviewing the case
The main features Of the testimony on
Thursday, according to the Tribune,
are; Farther corr boralion of the prof
ligale character Of Warner in his Go-
nestle relations various statements of
One-Eyed Thompson acknowledging to
persons in Canandaigua and elsewhere
lrat he was the maker of the torpedo
box-that some of the paper in the box
appeared to be parts of letters from Miss
Bu,by 10 Warner--lhat Warner went a.
way the day before the explosion. very
upwillngly, at the solicitation of DR..
Moliat IL isprobable that the case will
go to the Jury this evening. The result
of their deliberations can hardly be
doubtful. - Boston Bee.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-02-12

OFFICIAL CoUkTEslEs,-The WASH
ington correspondent of the Baltimore
American gives a long statement, from
which ii appears that at Lima, on the
10Th Of last month, Mr.. Zabdiel ",
Potter, Of Baltimore, the newly appoint
ed Consul of the United States at Val,
paraiso, gave canning" to Henry
Stephen Sullivan, (said to be nephew OF
Lord PalInerston,) the British Charge
d. Anaires at Chill. The provocation
was that Sullivan had in the absence of
Mr.. Potter, rudely turned Mrs. Potter
and her child out of the apartments
which had been engaged for her, aud
occupied them himself without right or
reason. According to the writer, the
conduct of Mr.. Pouer has been highly
approved in Lima aud in Washington.