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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15
CCBAE LNIEDiTlON-~1Nf FN.
PEpliiAN AIJAtkSONNlIIE.
FLORIDA.

CCBAE LNrEpiTlON--1Hf EN.
PEpliitiN Al JACKSONVILLE.
FLORIDA.
The following cXtract received from s,
Mary, Goo. We are entirely satisfied.
>Ay, ,hc y Y. ilcr,ld. contains the truth
u relation tothc expedition from jack
sonviilr. Florida. to Cul,a.
This portion IL tic expedition i to lie
under the command Of ten. Gonzales, q
yonnc Cuban Of ahii'c who was wound
cd IN the tardcnsS aii'ur Before this
reaches YOU. it viii probably have sailed
from the -. John River. where steam.
boat is 60 90 e. them. II comprises sex
cral hundred Germans and Tlui,aus--
Mauy have volunteered from tic middle
counties. mostly young men Of rc>pccta-
'i'ity and rood standing. Capt. f.. ii
Tallahassee, WHO has seen some service in
/ the Indian ware of FLORIDA. and possess.
o. talents, intelligence and influence, is.
| ioarn,to ic colonel Young D.. son ct
Gen. D., h1s commission he is n gen
min" fighting cock. DR. r., son IF May.
IT f.. goos n surgeon. IL truth, most
# the first young mon Of that section ol
the country have volunteered. Many ~
them arc wealthy. Mr.. T.. WHO owns
property and mills in Last Florida. is the
head INN there. They have plenty OF
arms and ammunition, and provisions lor
! three months. at or near Jacksonville
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15

l-P1he suit Of y. P. " His against Ed
VI. Forrest, Cor an assault, on the Eth Of
jane last, IS nos beng tired IN New York.
The damages are lad at $1,000. The com.
plant charges thaitAe assault was made with
cane or weapon made d guttl pcrchi, and
thit it WIS made without provocli'on. For,
rrst. IA has answer s1ys, that the meeting
vas unrS pcc;ed 10 him, t,al Ia was provoked
t. IL" attack upon y His by ,ngHr'cs which
" il!Ii had q me 10 his character aud peace
ofm.nd, aud lint the ~ca Euns used were the
r'tn,f 8 own cane and = .u;,a prrcha "A,P.
lie lpriher states hat previous 10 any blows
being given, Willis raisoh his hand to h,s
breast, With the apparent purpose Of drawing
weapon. Dse testimony tor the pro,ecu.
ton closed "a Sit4rd1y, aud John Van Ru.
-. opened the case for tie defence. The
asslul. vas folly proved, aud the physician
IT,. .'d - the bodily injuries inflicted on
III Nuis
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15

SIliF LOAD or EtrrnANrs--TLo
bark Regatta arrived here ,c.,,,t,.
from India. lIeightcd with u,nc L,r..
elephants, n sebu. ~ Burmese hrj1
sixteen enormous scrpcn,s. inc,ul,r..
brace Of boar constructors Of "A and IL
feet in length, beside a wi'Aerrr,, 81,
monkeys, the irct'cl porcupuo, and 9th.
CT 1--we rGT@jnts, all consigned loNc..,,
r.. I. /. Harnum and Seth Il. Iro,,.
intended tor the great muscm C,.s,,n
10 ho exhibited III Newark On V;,.l,r
the 9Th.
Ga" of the most curious f. sn,rc, .f
THIS Noah's Ark collection i. II calf ,d,.
phan'. about inc months Old, and wcar.
ri from H. dam on the passage for
CcyIon, being but three feet lleh ,,i
rs iocilc and playful rs hi,,c,. An.
other is one Of the native Chi {, Of Cr.
lon. who accompanics'thc show in c,arco
OF the elephants. This enterprise. ,lr
greatest, probably, since the DAYS ,f,Lo
Hood, has been conducted and brourl,
to a successful issu" ty Mcs.r,. S,,l.
bins, june and Geo. Nulicr.
The elephants were hunted snl
canghl IN 'he,r native jung'cs by No,..,
june and Nuitcr, accompanied hy l,o
% the natives. Their capture WIS g..
too'cd b. driving 200 Of them i..1 O
Lr''l, o. rud" pen. constructed in ~.
lpuu'r. on, of which thcv sncroed.l a.,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15
On TOWN CLOCK.

Since Tie honls were taken off the
C,ock on the CumS House. We can more
laliy appreciate the val,e which this time
keeper was to us when it was IL running
condition. This Clock was made hy one
otonr citizens, has always proved itself a
ooltimc keeper, and is located in tn"
be-; place to accommodate the whole vii
,a@o; AMI little reflection cannot fail TO
convince any one that it is os inc -'imablc
value to ua all. Two Offers have been
lnadc for is purchase, hy citizens ofncigh-
boring towns--townS hat need It less and
a"c 10: 80 well able 70 purchase it as we.
I'LL We possess the public spirit We ought.
\ subscription paper has been drawn up
frr is purchase, and several OF our friends
have SUI scrihcd, and would others hui do
as well a. they, it might remain, ali orna-
nlont US wclI as ausoful acquisition to the
place. This Clock was manufactured
and pu, up IT, Mr.. Beunctt, not so much
t9r The profit il might be to linn as frola
the prymp'ing- Of 4 praisewor,hy public
spirit, and W. consider ourselves under
many Obligations to him for its use 50
long. We hope that It my remain in
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15

We learn from the Fort Smith Her
aid that Capt. Marcy at Camp Arbdn
Gle, has received from the kccchi In
dams a boy, supposed to be German,
stolen from som" nf the settlements IN
Texas. He is about five years Old,
Tim and drlicatr!y formed, light hair
and sharp features. The kcechl' said
they had purchased him a considerable
iimr a.p from the Camanches He had
lost all recollection Of any other than
the Indian language, and eyinced great
reluctance j. leayip. them. The Cap
tain paid the Indians the price they
had pad tie Ca'aanchr-, and plac" !
him in charge Of u trader named Al
bery, in tie / Lerokee nation,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15

or The S,,sra.h p~aer. INTERN u', 'ry.
"a. q .s,au Alias ,unt the srI4-ir of th"
feln.hss' Gle fana g., Sce N"s, "'S tic
au,t { The break o = uP of the Cuba o'peG'-
ton. TIE Now Orleans fica!nac Of tie
% inst. la. TIC following particulars relative
g. tie invading expedition
Wel,vr Information f-rt7 trl'al'c snurrc
tina, thc expedition from ,hls county tot the
iu,sspan OF Cuta las been disnauG'd. not
tnly IN 'h, CITY tut si.u ~ the f,iaU'ic
pa.ts N,' 81 'lc effects ard men vi" itId
assembled h,r- have returned to their homes
IN thr Wc~t ~ al Of the leading sp,ris,
ana Ollie, T. 81 tnc last expedition have LETT
herr A'liIn st." u5ss past, on & i!tt tent up
river boats luj.tccotd ~ t. or ~ q raul :
statement. 'lry ar' slightly ds4Us''d w'tl'
tie management o.! affairs On the Atlantic
coast.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15

Tie probability is that q question
will al Sc in the United state Senate
Nhcn the newly elected Senator from
Massachusetts, takes lis seat. On
he las, ballot in the House when re
MAS declared elected there were two
hIath votes cast that were not count
cd. Hal these been counted lac wo'd
uo, have been elected.
How this question will be settled it
is impossible to say, bat at any rate
lac principle in the election of Sum
ncr in Massachusetts, is Just tie op-
rositc Of that adot tied in the election
Of Morton. in Florida. Tho seat of
,hat senator is to lie contested also.
Ii the senate decides in favor Of the
certified member from Florida it must
on the same principle decide against
SUMNER And il Sumner is admit.
ted 70 seat the Florida Senator must
Ic endorsed.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15

GnAcE GaEEywooD, in one Of her
recent letters, thus sketches Chief
Justice fancy:
"Taney i the very ideal Of a chief
Justicc--IooIins cold, cmo;ionless,
unsu,cepti5.e-a bundle Of prece-
dents-an elitome Of anthori,ics.--
/. hardly seems that such a man,troIn
whose .iie, the Unsuitable sponge Of the
Law has absorbed the natural juices,
need to suffer decay, and be buried
like other people at last. Such al
existence is ia itself preserving and
munmY-FnaGlng pr0cesa--aui it wo' d
almost seem that ne has only to grow
more rusty and dry, like some old
parchment, until death rolls him up,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15

cry. tyre founaery. library and n,,.
Is all the personal Effects e tho ,;.
S''"A'irs Nerc consumed. Tn, great.
cr part OF The second edition Q. tho
New Testament was lost; i, whs i,f.
hcnIt to procure copies enough to CON.
duct the ordinary sabbath Worship "
The total loss is not less thgp slo
GOO, and probably is considcr,r,
more. The missionaries were rcco,.
Cd into the residence Of Senior ~.
ccIino do Aranjo Eosa, the po,,n.
Gucsc Consul, and mc. with r,o,
Kindness from others. Mr.. Cho,d,,.
wi! return to this city as soon IS ro,.
slh'", to make arrangements for 70
pairing The loss.
Boston At'as.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15

SorTU CAsoLfNA CoEyENTIoN.-'
The following are the gesoI|1tIon ATOP
ted By the Convention at Chal. eSton,
s. C., on the SlI inst:
1s-.'Wi:h or withoG. cooperation
roy dissolution.
q. Tha, corporation is not worth
the sacrifice Of an ignominious SUB,
mission.
Sd. The right of secession Is essen.
ial 10 Sovereignty.
4th. The Convention IS looking to
exert its sovereign power.
The Convention formed itself into
Central Association Of state, pre-.
,orying the present Organization Of
delegates and members, till a new
app ointment. Each association is cr.-
titled TO double tie State representa-,
ton to firm the Central Committee.
Nine distinguished delegates were
appointed. The convention adjourn.
Cd siuc die, with a prayer.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15

t1gHLettcrs By the Eurola brin@
the painful intelligence that the On
tire premises Of the American Baptist
Mission at Bankok, siam, were dcs-
troycd BY fire On the night Of the ! h
Of Jan. last, including the dwellings
Of the Missionaries. The fire origin
a,cd in 4 native house, few rods dis,
tanr, aud spread with such rapidly
that very few articles could be saved.
The pi!ntlag-oiiice and stock, the bind,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15
~ 4 despatch from Washing o

pssA despatch from Washing on
saws: "'s'hc news from South Carolina
although serious i'll its import. does not
excite alarm he.re. The Government,
should South Carolina forcihly sccclc.
(and she can secede in no other way.)
will not take corzancc o. masses or
State organizations, but with individu-
al-, who will separately be dealt with as
violaters Of the law or as guilty of trea-
son as the case may be. The District
Attorney Of South Carolina is now here
rcceiy ing full instructions.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15

tgs The connection bolt Of an engine
attached to the cattle freight train, on
the Fi;cllu'S Railroad, parted On We'd
ne,Iay mornirg, while passing through
Concord woods, rrocipita'ing the FIRE
man. named J. Warren, formerly Of
Newburyport, upon the track. splitting
his head open and instantly killing him.
Bos.o Atlas.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15

TIE sTE'CTioT or Tur TEXTILES
80 ihGhMIus or OIp IGlrT.--Al-
rtWuh ~ not share iH the surcr.!i.
tIpIs r;;hU.ia.m If some. could not
tat bc moved bv the destruction Of the
monuments, now in 'arl progress o.
cnyvlrrr from 'hc Pyramids 10 tie
Ca'aromls II would he impossible 70
qin, at every Place whrrc the work
~ Naudal.m j. going ca; lut I viii
}Usi mc,.ttcN one or two instance, u Or
der to hlh; to tie curious that they must
CONF in time to these regions. or they
VIII trd little more than traditions Of
"a. lie minor curio-fcs, and the great
ores much i! trea'ed. The Northern
i'van,jl ar Na,hour is now in progress
- i,,Hc Ctuvcriod into q stone quarry.
il. o!l,r 3" bald -o,ue rev Palace or
,iin IN tie ncietloihccd tie tombs
e Sal&arn are used fer the same pun
rr."i the mounds Of hhvlus are ran
i4tEyG '.y lI.ai!.- materials the Tenn
r'r tt flren. i, going fox the same pur-
}'sc; and two Temples have, within
lie la,i six years, lccn knocked down,
'.H '|c material, removed from near
Sbe.nh ialicl';Y,ly without TIE ,;uowl-
g. e q, travellers, TO- vi, minded, they
lave r"msiucd entirely unknown until
i,w ,ta, thov TO loI @cr ,Ai-t. wen;
10 Sk.nnlm ia iock At the great block o.
Stone copied by Wikinsor.and sunpoe,, i
Ia lie rcrt, rrd Ia Lcirouuc. found
irat the first Inc was entirely gone -
They ore hreakihE up he block to make
lnr. Enough, however rcmairs to
,.uw tia, some, at least. Of ". lctrou.
re- : Suggestions are not correct. l.,
in'Ioduces words where there ucvc,
have been any, rs On the Slightest eX.
animation is evident. 1t is worth re
marking, also, that the inscription had
previously been copied by Pocoko, wliC
cautiously makes several very sensibl,
ani reasonable restora,ions. adopted
without Acknowledgment, by the Frcncl
s1rdn..
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15

EnIroHIAh VISIT TO MAJESTY
Five London editors, (of the Times,
Herald, Chronicle, News aud IIusra
ted Lon'ou NcNs.) While in tier
travels recently, paid a visit to do
kns Of Denmark, near Elamore.--
The superintendent Of the castle told
them they could not enter. Bat the
moment the king heard they were
tAc representatives Of the London
press. he ordered them to be admit,
ted, and received them with erca,
aHability. They were not required
to appear in the court dress UPON
their presentation, any further than
to wear white gloves. Upon leaving
the presence Of Majesty, they So Ear
coniormcd to the court etiquette as to
bow themselves out backwards. Al
ter their interview, they found a spIcr-
did super prepared for them, and
carriages were I'accd at their d'eIo.
sal.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15

SARATOGA SrEIHGs. The Ecpub,
lean states that the famous hotels at
SaNto@o are undergoing even more
than the ordinary preparatory ln~tra-
tons. in anticipation OF the annual e
vent Of visitors.
The United States IS to keep its
lead, under the administrator Of the
Mrssrs. MARVIN, tAc work OF i'm.
lioycmcnt sad to be going on there
i, to be accom-. l!shcI by the last day
Of this mouti-whcn tic house is to
o.cncd.
Union Hall is to be opened on the
;,Dth inst. Nlossrs, PUTNAM & UAw
THORN have placed it in com.leto Or
der.
Con.rcs Hall. under the continued
supervision OF Mr.. BEowN, VIII be
ready ahout tie st Of Jne.
The American Hotel, kept by
Mcssrs. WILc0X !; PITEiN, and wei
kept al tAa scar ronnl, presents eve
~ desirable accommodation for yisi
tors.
Montgomery Hall. By Mr.. MOoHE
a favoritc hotel, is undergoing i'm
pr0vcmcnt.
The Columbian il another excel
lent hotel. There i; no better house
kccpc. than Mr.. BALcE, who for s
or 10 Years has Goa luc.ed this cstab
lishmcut.
80 lJubl visitors to tbs attractive
and famed resort will fnl it this yea,
all that could be desired in the way 0
Accommodations, / Argus.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15
TIE TR\NNING pR!NIIEG J.
OF MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.

Sercra! Senator's and Members Of
Congress elect, having raised the
question as to the time when their
irana'ns privilege commenced, We
learn that the Attorney General has
dcciicl That lllvilrge commences
with the irrm for which they are re.
sIcctir>jy elected ; AND ,hat, 80 far
AZ relates to dis purpose, they are
Members Of Congress By ticjr cicctton
and acceptance Lc'orc takiuc their
sca,; o. ol.h5 Of Office and the privi-
Ic@c il given to them as Members
dnrin-. their ;rrm OF service, Without
aay leicrcncc to Tic tire When they
take tncir seats or OATH Of Office.
We learn also that an arrange
mon, has been effected by the Post,
master General, b. Which mails may
he forwarded from New York,
Charlestown, Savannah, New Orleans
San Francisco, Monterey, and San
Diego. to places on the west coast of
South America, through the agency
OF ouc Consul at Panama. The SIN
Glc rate Of postage on each letter will
be fifty cents aud ei-ht cents on each
newspaper, to be prepaid in all cases.
These rates will include the entire
postage to and from every place in
the United States.
Mails may be transmitted in re.
turn, at the same rate Of postage, on
the payment there Of one half these
rates the o,her half to be COLLECTED
at The Offices Of rccciI t in the United
States National Intclii.cnccr,jth
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15

The new locomotive Addison Gil
more nov runs daily on the dAv OK
press train between Worcester and
Springfield, anl fully sustains the cx-
rcc;ation7 CT it, constructors. On q
straight road. i. would easily draw a
1"&;eAger train A mile lninutc. ----
One ,.',.Y la! week, it hronIh It's train,
from Worcester 10 Springfield, "a
miles, in one hour and twelve minn
tcs, and on an2,her day did mp tag
Is mics from paln.cr to Springfield
in IS minutes There - 10 super
ior engine in the whole Union.
LSr1io@!iclI hclubiieaht
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15
Ex-Goyerncr Hammond Of So

G-N-tO'tlnCI I'h'li',Otl OF SCUM
Carolina, in his recent address before
the Charleston Institute. made tic sig
milicant declaration thai "wherr slave
is made mechanic he is more than half
freed. The Macon, (Ga.) Messenger.
says that seven out OF every ten tugi-
lives who escape, except from the hor-
dcrS, atc,, are mechanics. As soon as a
man gct- any knowledge, he runs away
from slavery.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15

Henry a. Wise, in late speech in
the Nirctnja Convention, stated that
one firm in baltimore had. in ten wears
ana>scd forlnnc OF $3.50 GOO, hv sim
ply transporting oysters to the Western
States, and that they had paid the Bal;i
more and Ohio Railroad in one year
$4,000 for carrying oysters alone.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15

An editor in Georgia, WHO Las Jeh
"Du.tcd up," says he did i win Wy
honoEs Of war. Although he Tt''''4
from the field, it was with flying '~
ors.--a sheriif's flag hutteIins 'F'|
two windows and the door.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15

The author Of the Knock kfee1
syrup has jnst inycnted a g1s'Ms.~.
~ means Of which New Workers I'i
tel the difference between IXI area
chalk and "Orange county mE'
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15

EITTlc New lIanrshire and Yer,
mont Musical Convention. ho.d thci.
annual meeting at WalFole y. II.
commencing "a the third ofJunc.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15
Ecr.'Tho latest Jenny Lind ruG5'

kFF-TAo lates! Jenny Lind ruGN
is that a marriage took place N IL la
wanna, between her and clgnor per
lctt, but that il is to be kept seer"
until the termination Of her cAia-
mcnt with Barnum. The Clnc.a' ="
and Louisville editors profess 70 '''
iieyc the rumor.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15

Iir Ioaa Tnoa.l, Was accidentally poi
s5asa 70 death in salisbury on Friday last
- ta..-g aqaan;ity Of oil cedar, which
lie In;-'o = :og ho,-drop7.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15

SnIrWEEcK AEn Loss OF LFr.-
The barque Santce, Cart. Iol ker,
sailed from New York, about the mid,
die of April, for Navy Bay, with a
number Of passengers on board. and
a cargo composed principally Of ma
te'ials for the Panama railroad AMI
when six days ont was CAP sized hy a
sudden squalI, which left her almost
keel out. Sic had railroad cars on
deck, AID the Captain, fearful That
she would sink attempted to cat ,hom
adliil, and unfortunately had ono OF
his LEGS broken. The cars, however,
were cleared ava, but the materials
in the hold having shifted, all Efforts
to right the vessel were unayailing.
ExI oscd to al. tn, vicissitude Of the
weather. all hands remained on her
hroaisidc fortv,eiX hours. One Of
the Passengers was drowned when She
was capiz d. The survivors were
taken of hy briS bound for Porto
Rico, and from nCr we're transferred
to the brig Sarah OIncy, which bro't
them to this port. The captains leg
was partially set on board Of the brig
bat 50 badly that ho will limp the res.
Of his life. Several Of the r0s:cn.
gers were also severely injured.
I4cf1N iiids.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15

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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15

ties him with red tape. and lays han
away il son : dusty pigeon hole.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-15

Boston At,as.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-05-17
Of al for hin 10 hcari bot thsy are 80 be-
cause they are ihe very ones be needs.
irua 10 Ka'is0lariv Ag0azias.
THE LOST FLOWER.
nrHos. ~. y. fLiAwoiHa.

nl Hoa. %. ~, EfAsNpiun,
I remember once 10 he garden falT,
OIL Life, 10 n,y ehlldhoni's hour,
How I loved 90 ID FfeW To- the SUMMER aif,
And buddei Fsnfis aoverg
Twas The rooissi noss thsi sEsF 81, s.stl, s,--
o. garden had blnonea ~ grown,
Aud frit in ms soul, ifum iis hoaf u birth,
d would blo.son fuf me alqnel
watched h long fran the suns frai ray
10 ids iasi in no pnrpled Wsstf
Tiii h diced 9Th ~ 'podlye zePhyrs play
AifFfpFln "a NOISY nest
nal usaFusi ofau, la the pure MOONLIGHT,
Ny hear 70 NJ beauty drew,
A. 10 lay iike bride Ia tho spangies bright
That the Dew-sTirlto'sf Il throw
How loved Il, l,ssweat Rose kIew h,li wen,
I'rit TUNED 10 NY sofsnod tread,
AMI nnsWer gave ~ u hesi could tell.
VIA 81 elc.lneHt Llusb uisrpreadf
Il sspli bow ~ The prIlytr ofIny henri was heard
Win its son leayes folded up,
Til the depths u ~ iunennost life wa, stirred,
~ iisl,ook Ia IL ruby cup
Yoti careless slept lille the bouu flew by,
for the heasons hung bright above,
And little IdrraHis,i, f'ea,ira eioudes sIy,
How Iva better ~ watch and love
Bot lawuts 81 t4e tenIesi's thrilling tread,
ATtJ Ewupr uufru iurk rHrf fHy,
TIltiA hope ofpy broken hean HHt dead
furny sweet Flower bone sway
Pun many year, since tho bright One ned
Have wandered dark ~ on,
NnHTI0uHy mourn f0F FiiF fairy deEd,
Il. flte bIUab Ofit besutu guUes
Vet DER II. rrhye, when the client tear
To the eye unbiddeh spdngs,
Steal, An u,,gcl yoirs, that Ia soi notes clear,
1his strain TO my ione heart smg-
"The Flower thus watched, from H. hour ofbirth
'ru u pasaed 10 H. lame abavc,
Wa ibo Rosc tls'thoy knew notits priceless worth
90 ne irnsilng hearts First loyel
Tia De halIosi thii,s tl,ai II beauty rare
]. hm N the earth nom Heaven,
And mover IA die la the iatllless care
OF man, h this sweet Hose givcnl
"Thou hast mourncd Il io.t hut beyond the skle
II bloom, In staHy homo,
Meath Me Naichof thousand sletplel. eyes,
Who're no storm spirit Q or can comet
And What though the vivid 20 Asch gold.
And feirsaiesH around ~ be-,
Il bends to Thy prayer, NJ II bowed Of Old.
And tuns TO but only Thee
"Thou hast wepi, ald never, oh! hsyer Ia vain,
Hast the tear Of the mouuer beenj
Tho thou silll nbt weep. illi thon wash the stall
From thy soul Of IL bitter sini
Thoa hNst wandered far, aud thou siill must rove
Der dim, uncertain track;
Butthou shalt via Ia the strength Of Love,
To thy heart tliis sweet Flower back"
Theu thus, through the tAnaea gUzo Of iiic
Though ] wpudrr sAd along,
WIN nerve my soul 10 i,s deadly strife,
And Hat "a that Spirit song;
And stIll viii trust TO H. cheering strain,
Though seo not tho day uor hour,
For tsou slall prcas 10 my heart afaIn,
- iar slaI. uiH ~ ~ lolad HlawHni