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To fht Editors ef tho Union.
GESrLKNEx | expect 10 show that ceni-an-ounce
system OF postage. making the mail common
would produce the following results. viz lst, i'm
mense resource 10 the governments I'd, sccommofa.
ton 10 American citizens entirely beyond calculation
3D. rendering the post Office PLAIN 10 be understood BY
every Individual; 4lh, preventing all infringement OF
those laws 5ih national reciprocity OF feeling and in.
ercsi, By system OF recProczng efforts Tor the dIfa-
OF scientific practical knowledge among all classes
in all sections OF our country.
For securing the greatest 10 the government,
The whole posi- Office establishment must recognise bnsi-
ness principles and with all agents in con.
dncfing AL iis operations The thousand post
masters having charge Of the number OF posi- OF
ices all the mai contractors. having charge OF the
OF EIGHT thousand mad routes. mail carriers, &c mnsi be
placed IN such conditions. and conduct the operation
respectively assigned TO them, 10 and perfU
the greatest amount Of business with the greatest Is
patch and convenience Tor the citizens employing ZEN
ProhIhory rates, ncommodiots arrangements n an,
way, musi have the tendency and resuis arhl
The and the profits the government IN am
operations Of any business establishment Caeapness
qsickness. facility OF accommodations SAT fy "a certain
", the prominent points TO be aimed At In any con
vey snce, whether public or private the CREATES
amount Of hasness.
Upon the first point the following fscs have an i'm.
portsni bearing: cent an Al nae rate Of $500
i've cents for half TIE Of 81 zoo
ton; ten cents TOR hall the rate Of $500
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The public has seen that Gen Taylor had TO choose
between has cabinet and the editors of the Republic
Unfortunately for himself and the country he has decided
in favor OF his ministers They remain whilst Messrs
BulEtt and Sargent 60 out
But what is the canse of the difference Oae reason
is that the Repubie for the compromise and the
cabinet against it another tand the probable Of
the two) that they found themselves utterly unable 10
Justify the proceedings OF three OF the members OF the
cabinet on the Galphin claim We wan for further reve
laiions @
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Every effort is now making by some of the southern
presses make "a painted devil OF The compromises.
Wnters from Washington hurry of their views TO the
presses OF their vicnage, and out they come against the
measure As proof Of the excuses into which some
Of these presses are betrayed. find The Wilmington
Aurora asserting that the report OF the committee pro-
poses to abolish slavery in the District Of Columbia,
when the report expressly reprobaies the exercise Of any
such power Lei not readers mistake these hasty
ebdltons OF the press for the voice Of the people For
our own parts we do not hesitate to believe from all
that we hear that decided majority Of the South will be
in favor Of the COMPROMISED always allowing for such
notifications Of the system Congress in their wisdom
may adopt.
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n" IT.-H FArEFr OFFlcE, Nay, $50
II P@xs@~Aee - tia IsxALixne and Hakfng ap-
popanens fr sseh objects have bsen usually
general appropriation bills
provide f IncidcnS Of
and onces Of me government and n oheT
the 1 u lc4z oposA will be received
once Until me 18Th asy Of yans next iT f1rzsax II le
u wach below and AL the pinuns
required By s ohce fs fbe
Lat ~ July lso and ending e zoth day Of June la5 An
furnished and be executed of the
and te best delivered without delay such
required The suusc
Of the commissioner.
approved security given ~ person persons
conIaeung Of printing 1z once
20 be understood BY persons sI me ONCE y 70 Be q
lake either Of article than u
specified, according % iis wans during tbe year.
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By yesterday afternoons southern mail. fhe New York
Sun Is in recep Of s later dispatches relative 10 ibe
movements OF the Cuban patriots
Gen Lopez and s'af left New Orleans on zoe s,h IN
by steam. So admirably were has operations car
ried out that the Spanish consul a that place. although
his spies were out in every direction, did not know Of
has departure until the loth The activity OF the spanish
oonsu! in this instance IL above PRAISE
The number ID sire>dy sailed 10 about 4ooo MOST
Of them served IN the MEXICAN The whole number
positively enrssed $1,000 VII e , rssa -. sse
ond expedifion, under the command ~ disungnimea
American renera 1--WE are not Al Liberty 20 give his
name win sail soon - The hrst BODY eea landing
We Nv. below General Loe<x. address fhs ssansh
army Csba. for the purpose OF drawing mem 70 hs
II hss. without doubt been read BY them before THIS
s<vrra thousand copes OF IL snrmounfed ~ besntful
engraving OF the Szie seal Of Tree Cab. we're pnnlea
previous 10 starting. 70 be distributed smoef ,rs
ranks. BY spies, a. the parrot. sudsd ihsf VI
ardpce eres; movement in favor OF Lcpz. here can be
n aouht The address viii be informs the Saish
hoops that Lopez e ne h.ss q ~ army q Amssesa
hem 10 ION his ranks which they vail DO. They w
hardly dare give battle 70 such men, and il they co. TIE
spaniards viii be utterly routed We await wah anr'e-
general Lopezs address 70 die Cuban peopieis ss-o
document Of great eioqasncs and calculated 70
Previous 10 he dspartur. Of se first regiment % ne
pauioss. they rere addressed BY their oommande14n-
CHIEF in the following eloquent manner
GxxERxL Lorxz's xpDxsss rHr rsrsOrsSso.s1s q
he Lberntinr Army Of Cabs The noble on % 49,
starred tagethcr oae whlch 900 s.sns n
herossm me Of ever ons sosonk ~ a.
Yur ranks even Il ron GOT nlresag nc - - ~ =
u Pslo Alta Churnbuscc. zssd = ae - - ~ -.
worshy peers q fhs men q hos nrnors vse-,.~ .
slyen. ~ ne r5af rpoDiic 1on are gotog 70 xEs u
Cuba sbss freedom Iof when yonr % 49,
~. re chains which have TOO loux degrade Der.
!, smsiscon foreign tyranny which an orrsss npoa
- sre 70 40 year Cnbsn brs threp WIS. Lsfs
$500 Ks~a.ko. and Ppsski desfhisss IA hii
ory or hssnK ndsd 70 do for you and evsntcsny &C.
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ny DYER = HROrBEH, Auruos~ss
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUcTroS--on Thuraday even
te pssai.ss Ls, No l. IN square lax
T I .Soss 1 e asas fronting
Ono ~ s.s sS M & q "a and ia nou
for Satisfactorily secured ssa1ss interest,"
May Ia-eodAds Aassoassr..
n-.aly r.r.A.,.sA Rss-. psav.ss s.niiy, l.r.ssd
o. ihs be had win Or without BOARD ny
pEADY-~>ds Clsshsng.-ws invite gardener who may
was. . s e s 1 sas we u s.ss as
made sarms W IN :. god sis sspos< s and s.sg
goods m eas p.as. and s rsl are its osi u ss
SEA s,, s.s.1, nc. mo- rss.ss s es ... . os.,
best and q me Lowest praees
saoon d Browns Hoss, fsan. sveass.
SAMUEL ID. KING,
La.d aad Ge.eral 5grrf, Washisgfex city.
once On y. street., Treasury Department
pEAUrIFUL eooDs--wALrER RARrER = Co, r..s-
large goods, ..l. m..s
las, snbrosdsrsess he, AE A-eodn
DHrIrp .ARTOs KKY van .ss<.a - any s.sa.~ss
@ snS s y S sss % ne ys.ssasa * CLAIMS before cs
ps w. sns me Iulg Isl isss - Iuy r7-a.~
BLOWERS, Rls..a.. ..a E-.srssS<vs<s--Mn BAN
NERMAN NJ Mrs Prore-s reunsiysnis svesse, side,
stween an and len Just received as.o..esi q
and .as hsuId l.es. s~s. ssxss and
and easisa eions DE rssnss osIs
May is-sssl
Y 8 MrER. M-sa.sr.as ..d e<.sr.i As<.s. n.s re-
and other elaine ss.ln ts bounty ss s.. s
apaiah saaTss-ss, pasp.a - receive .uass a.
MAG e-A.~7w
HANDSOME c..~., U-srsn... rs-sssr D-ss<ss. c.r-
Tsssy ssa PsTsy ssor rrnnyiv.nia rvenss s
CoR a lsrrs as-o1meni q under
s.rmez SUM me Season and t1., arr crest oss s
Also best qualify 40 medium god ,si. 90. sss ss.p
> aocs Bse~ns HOa, rena svsHae
ns ~-amLL -----------
crRaw n.ssl.s. on clssn.. c.rp-a.<. .-x H..ss-
sos@ssi sSs. variety, -. rs5s, 90
Nay BIZ
YscH-s Dead -. Rxp-alss.n, price 81
hssaes $500. as ~ m'r' ss ,I g'ss ss ,uns
Lsyads sines.h and - Remains !, so D., Eos -
w'Try sSss' comp s''' Price y = Ts ~ ssur2
N~s soss'.'''.. ... On ..s''-
uAm HRUsHEs COMES. ls~--Esuy description ~ Eng
ss u Nm n eIsBss ma rsrsnsy sssrs'
Hass.aas ivory .ssss sss s-.o suitable r.-epp
Eah-h vetea Russian saes and sth ne hAr
sissy srsas ssos, peeks' inca aas and
chiidrent long cumss.
fesnsy1sr "a assnas, s-sween Ieh
ERAGF.AsCK FAxEzHOs--An f.hsoushis ertrss =
q The opcned in large asscrrs-nt ~ Snr =
siBBSTs Fancy fcsInery STORE, frnn1rss ssenne
eth and Iara Streets -. =
AFRO, snpeor Fsrlnn co'tne !.
sse. ccrrntcd Ntoef o.
sctn o~sedrea pec ssnbaance me 90" "s
natural flower introduced.
Msy ls--an
QAr ARD r.yscwas S~w Book ON cshfsrns.- - =
~ raslo,r Adventures IN one fsfh !" hH'f"fes -" "
Lersiare q e slavic vsons, via sset1h q 'ssf rapaa
Bsns Lerss Trsyensr, sosss q TfAnr seen IN ka'
snsaxns a Forsssn Books, win classified NOES
pnos - TAYLOR d MAURy,
.x.~.o Rookseslsrs, ph -
books FROM LosDoy--Hs.ishy Homes W Wm h's
ID king xrchiieci n vcs., Isa
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The paper f0r he above 20 be Of The best quHlfg
Boek-work printing papr.
For composition, per thousand ems, for snai-p
DO do brewer
no DO do medium
THOMAS EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Pzssus.
MAY 2l-asx4w
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STATIONERY.


Wyitiag paper, haad ~4aAs Of Asss-.asl
10 of foio paper ruled pattern hnish
~ DO cap paper, rIIed satin fnssh
10 DO ietler paper, woye and laid, ruled, per
Eapsisps Paper, Enp<asp<s, ss
10 envelope paper, bun, per
10 10 do whine,
DO horras paper
5000 envelopes, large and small, bur
do white
10 pounds linen irvine
10 do gum arabic
5000 qnils l50)
800 steel pens, ABSORBED, best qualify
gross lead pencils thard and sof)
% dozen red tape
gross silk
pounds waters
20 sealing wzx, best extra superhns, scarlet
dozen ink, red and black IN qusr1s
pounds Indiarubber, prepared Goodyear's On oshen
DO pounce
dozen poance boxes, ivory
bnshel black sAnd
dozen sand boxes,
j do penknises, 4 blades, Rodgers sons
i do do do do
do erasers
! do inkstandH, French pump
4 do ivory folders
4 do wzfer stamps
pairs paper shears Rodgers Sons, s4nch hads, Pc
90 paper Shears, Hodssn Som. sa4aeA bl.as, p
doucn SCISSORS
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BEAUTIFUL GOODS-wALTER HARPER . Co, Psss-
sgavnnin avenue ION wa INNS any
large q dress eoodss ssss mznn
las, embroideries, ke-, Nay l$-eodn
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VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN--on Thuraday even
Ing instant, O'Clock, nhan SELL IN front q
in as, suAie me corner q In
street and containing IL ,203 square eeL
desirable building fronting
Ohio being square This side Of The canal.
Of baiance o. IL and ~ onf
''' A'''' DYER / BRorHER
MAY io-eodhds AacaoBserr.
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DEADY-wAde Cl~thkng.-We invite gentlemen who may
d purchase ciong STOCK We have snrnens q
both q and Of Our ready
Earmcd6 got WORK and
fise dealing We hsse many
pants rue of style, tsf
sTn sell great bargains, regarding the
beantsfal goods make orde m M
and me lowest prices
d Browns Hosei, fean avenue
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-11-01
BAL De DoNAlOsoNvIlLE.

C'stait nr,e belle reunion vraiment
que celie qui s'amusait, samedi d%ernier,
i msdire, folatrer, languir, subjuguer,
rire. soupirer, dams Ia MAGNITUDE sale
de NJ. Alma Bercegeay. Rien ne man
quait i ce brilliant lendez vous. nj les pa
rures eblouissantes, nj les fcmmes discs
psranses, nj les cavaliers les mieux plan
ties, nj les ~coquettcs les plus precieuses,
nj les fats les plus ridicules, nj les repre-
sentants de Saint-Jacques, nj ceux de
pAssomption. nj n nusique capable
d'animer les statues, nj l'entrain, nj une
barre bien assortie, nj bien d'autres
rien ny n,snqusit. absolumcut
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-11-01
falm sc fait sentir ct lie surlendemain le.

ftin sc fait sentir ct lie surlendemain ie-
meute eclate.
Ne fat-ce cette derniere consideration.
rexemple de la France ct de PAngle-
terre ne saurait exercer Ia moindre in
fuence sur l'esprit des citoyens bien
peasants. Les contrees du vieux Monde
sc ~trouvent dams une situation diametra-
lement oppose a celle des Etats-U nis.
Proteger par IN tariff %prohibitif l'indus-
trie manufacturer, comme lie fait PEu-
rope, qui obeit en- celia q IN besoin impe-
rieux, &C serait arreter lie pays dams So
marche de geant, ce serait plus qu'une
folie, ce serait IN crime politique.
Encourageons Ia culture, %monopoli-
sons lie commerce du monde, peuplons
nos wastes prairies ct nos immenses TO-
rets, remplissons de nos cereales tous les
marches du globe ct lorsque nous serons
arrives a ees resultats, 81 l'Union anne
ricaine a I'm surcroit de population, sill
NY a plus pour chaaue bras vigoureux,
CONNIE il arrive en- Europe, trois arpents
de terre a labourer, alors Ia democratic
qui marche toujonrs avec lie progres, Qui
ne yeut que lie bien-etre de tous, alors
Ia democratic intcrdira l'entr6e des pro-
Quits strangers pour proteger l'industrie
rationale. A. l..
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-11-01
VARIETIES.

Dams notre dernier numero nous avonS
annonce l'apparition des Portraits Lite.
raires de la Nouvellc-OTleans, par NJ.
CHARLES TEsrrr, au%jourd'ui. nous ex,
trayons de Get Outrage de crit'que Sc.
r~ieuse, quelques lignes que Fauteur a
consacrees a l'esquisse de M. dc Lauc-
Maryat. II ne nous appartient pas de
qualifer lie jugemcnt que porte sur &c
pubIiciste, M. Tcstut, qui asu coaqneri'
a Ia NouvcIIe Orleans, unc reputation
meritec d'impartialite; on comprendra
notre reserve a Get tgard. Que nos lee
tcurs jugent cux-memes 81 lie portrait est
rcsscmblant.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-11-01
STATIsTloUE.

Nous devons a robligeance de M.
]. Tete. lie i've recensement de cette
paroisse. &c sont Ia des donnees pleines
d'interet pour lie public, ct nous nous en-
pressons de les pnblier. Merci q NJ.
Tete pour son attention. e
Population de pAssompfion, Goprss k recense-
nsnt fat en- 1850.
Population +: /: Fl0.53s habitants, CONNIE suit:
Blancs, (hommes) 2,62o
(femmes9 2,577
Noirs (hommes) 2,s47
. .~(femmes) 2,4S5
valenr des prophecies de la paroisse $4,s4o.s55
Boncauts de sucre 1926
Gallons de melasse 9ii.445
Boisseaux de mails 550,Al5
Enfarts aux eccles %rabi;1ues: 695
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-11-01

u Nous devons d robIigeance dcs
eapitaines Trinidad du Central Taylor,
Ell c. Dalferes, do Mary Foly. les Jour.
naux de la Nouvelle-O Orleans dcs dernie.
res dates. Nous lcur sommes d'autant
plus reconnaissant de leur attention que
Ia posta ayant manque, nous etions privf
de toutcs les nouyclles de la semainc.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1850-11-01

NJ. CONRAD 4 NEW yoRK:-Nous appre.
mons que .le. secretaire de Ia gnerre, vi.
Charles M. Conrad, est dcpuis IN mois
a New-York, on il fat flreur.-Ce poll.
tiqne 81 distingue, au dire des feuilIes
wings, est le lion du jour.-Quelle
chance.
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For The Tribune
a 1EAv PROM qnE gook Of raE TaEsENr


GTur there are sclhsh ones who capnot "eep
When Sorrow broodctn .er The cherries leaftn-
Whose sympathies are snnk IN sluggish steep
Amid the emitting mlseties OF earth,
no look with stony eye upon the deep
And dreaming wrongs thatietter honest worth
who in high places cry, God help the poor
Who loyc good works il Heaven viii be the do9I .
Still there are those who rear an 10y wall
About their hearts, lest Charity creep nj
And clam the tears which never fail to IAN
At some sad tale OF wo that ne or hath oEe"
Or lift from them perehauce the gloomy par
Pride there hath settled that her ~, yoicc !.aJ
A tri1ing pittance from their well-hlieo PuiS''
To make blessing OF their greatest oU''I
SIN there are those whom ignorance ana pf'de
Have ,anebt that honest poverty ls crime
W. tlnsa az bom they behold on every sloe,
,,ifI, want and oules wrong, and Tune,
- eba;5s with blood Of generations dyed,
Az fra,oed as ladder rounds thatthey may climb
NJ. 49, and Cortune or TO station high
xEyhaae destinies are written, Toll and die!
a.a st;ll there is proud and heartless host
Vvbo indge of merit by the broad domain;
vyho deem the man senseess brute at most,
Whose bread is won By toll Of hand or brain
Who pirate Of lordy lineage, and boast
OF an illustrious ancestral train;
And think those soulless who trace not ther birth
From loins enthroned and rulers of the earth !"
Still there are those who by their toll have won
The golden gifts inherited by others;
WHO p{ay the tyrant when the strife IS done,
AnG turn the oppressors of their toiling brothers
Who hear, unmoved and cold as senseless stone
The wall of orphans and OF widowed mothers
Who deem that gold most precious OF theE sP0ii,
Which they have wrested from the mana OF toil'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-12

himself OF the .ul particulars Of one Of the lark.
est Incidents IN legal q human annals, saoald fail
10 consult dis volume sso ZIP. G@s Bos.oa:
Ctu'es C Little & James Rroen Sold 6y g. p.
F4taan
to TIE Plouef, rrE Looat, 4yD ru-
AN7lt, Dee edited by j :. SINNER, gives
the concluding number Of Nj Carey admirable
series oa the Harmony OF Interests, vita great
variety OF other matter interesting 20 the farmer,
the manufacture, AMI TIE political economist.
TIE veteran editor s3aays keeps vide AWAKE,
nor does he permit hi, readers 20 90 to sleep
Nothing escapes his watcbiu eye in The way o.
agricultural improvement, from the best mode Of
planting an apple orchard to curing Virginia
ham. His enthusiasm in the cause Of American
industry gives gov and freshness to his wr
tiags while bis wide experience adds weight to
his words and makes him guide worthy ofcon
hdencc. Ii the circulation Of his excellent syri
cultural magazine were equal to its merits it
would be as familiar as the old family horse IN
every rural district in the country
"TALLIs's DRAMATIC MAGAZINE, No. /
published simultaneously in London and New,
York, is devoted to the movements OF the Theatri.
cal and Musical World, including Dramatic Liter
ature Musical Composition, and everything re-
lating to the moral ard intellectual elevation Of
the stage The first number contains Memoir Of
Jenny Lind, with q portrait, and a number of
other articles, some OF which Indicate considera-
bic ability.
- "THE KNIcKEKBocKSR, December, has
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f5s= 4,.Rrpopr o. TIE CAsE or JOHN w
WEBSTER By GEORGE BENIs, Esq. one Of the
counsel in the case, is large octave, containing
an account of the entire proceedings in the case
of Professor w eoster, from the time of his arrest
down 10 the period Of his execution. The author
distinguished lawyer OF Boston, has had access
TO the best sources OF information enabling MIN
to present this report as an authentic and reliable
history Of the dreadful tragedy in all its details
Beside the mater already published, the volume
contains the proceedings supplementary to the
Jury-trial, the various confessions OF Prof Web
ster to the Executive, and some admissions of his
to the Sheriff and Jaior now collected for the first
time In the Appendix, is the curious Civis"
letter, supposed to have been written by the pria
oner himself during the trial. a quarter-part
more Of the evidence on the Jury-tral is given in
this volume than in any former report. The
charge to the Jury by Chief Justice Shaw is writ
ten out and revised by him for this work. In &C.
knowledging his obligations to the reports of the
Boston and New-York press, the author remarks
"that it may serve to show how far short they all
fall OF completeness, that out CT the fifteen or more
reports Of Prof. Webster's address to the Jury
probably the most striking incident Of the trial,
and whose fame viii survive to the latest posteri-
ty as one of the most extraordinary performances
Of which he was capable-noone Of them contains
more than two-thirda Of the matter which after
careful collection of them all, and comparison OF
the recollection e ;hose engaged in tie trial with
the authors, has beease: down as .be Peoiessors
genuine address ao >ae who aisaes 70 possess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-12

RI 1.-THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW Nov.
n scott & Co discusses great variety olnterest-
;ns tonics with its usual originality, freedom, and
o1e 9 scholarship Among its most noteworthy
orticles are Review of Carlyle Latter Day Pam
,ble,s \ critioue Of Stoddarts Philosophical Ian
i mage a Review of L igh Hunts Autobiography,
curious history of Italian Dictionaries and an &c
count of the origin and progress OF the BRITISH AS
s0c;at;on for the Advancement OF Science.
The following felicitousy expressed statement
sho"' CARLYLEis PRESENT POSITION
NJ Carlyleis career presents al least one potA'
r a,rors contrast with that OF most literary men
NJ Wost men. in following out their literary tenden-
Mos' no observed to begin with the vehement,
a. ;ntolerant, the aggressive and to end IN the
s.I the acouiescent. the otiose. young man.
Lepinnipg TO employ his pen, usually deshes at
re in the midst OF affairs attaches himself to
10 movement launches fierce criticisms at ex.
-; ~ Municipalities and powers denounces
r rose and struggles; and has pleasure only, as
10 have heard it ex pressed, in " always making
er,s about things AS he grows older howev
~ n change slowly creeps over aim ne becomes
rnnre economic OF his energy; the element he
ijYps in becomes more genial TO hun; and On the
,,lole his tendency is to meddie with the polemi,
ral rs Bttle as he can, 10 surround himself with
Arols. pictures, ard other amenities, and 70 seek
..tsr,t enjoy reut in tie cultivation of whatever
beautiful. III the case Vi Mr. Carlyle, On the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-12

Afterward, come quiet seas, over which we
boom along leaving N our track at asht' q hr9ad
ngtb of rhosphoresccnt spleudor The sailors
bgslIe around the decks, as il they had lost nc
eemraae; and the yoJ ayers losing the pa!!orci
fear. look cut earcsty for the land.
Our quotations give bat faint IDEA Of the
depth Of feeling, the beautiful and winning frank
ness the elastic yigor Of foul, and the singnlar
felicity Of expression, which characterize this re.
mafkabo volume It's quaint ingenuity of ar
rangement is wholly lost in any extracts, and in
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