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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-07
Photographed for the Baltimore Sun
Arrival of the Steamer Canada.
7 Days Later from Europe.

HALIFAX, Feb. 81 P. NJ.
The Royal Mail Steamer Canada arrived here at
noon to-day after rough and tedious passage. She
left Liverpool on the 18th of January and brings
weeks later news from all parts of Europe. Her
dates from London are to the 18th ult.
Up to the hour the Canada sailed nothing had
been heard in Liverpool of the American mail steam
Atlantic which sailed from Liverpool on the 2Sth
of December. and has now been out thirty-sx days.
Everything in regard to her fate mere con ec-
ture. There hopes however, that she would
still be heard from, and although accident must
have befallen her, yet her and passengers may
be safe.
The royal mail steamer Africa arrived at Liver
pool on Sunday, 18th January.
ENGLAND-The English political news possesses
no interest of special moment The papers are most
topic likely to engage the early attention of Parlia
ment. They are stongly in favor of reduction in
taxation Among the most prominent articles nam
ed are the window and paper duties
FRANcE.-Louis Napoleon appears to have gained
for the time being complete mastery over General
Changernier and the National Assembly.
The National Assembly in acknowledging the right
of the Executive power to dispose of the military
command, blames the use made of that right, and
declares that the General is chief of the army of
Paris and deserves the title to confidence which the
National Assembly testified to him.
On the sitting of the Assembly on the Sd Of Janu-
airy an unquiet feeling prevailed among all classes,
and the Assembly was crowded to excess. An a.
mendment mad been proposed and Will probably
pass 1t is stated that the Assembly had no conf
dence in the new Ministry. At the latest accounts
Lamartine was making an able address in defence
of the President.
GERMANY.-The advices from the Dutches is that
the HOsteiners have made unconditional surrender
to the King of Denmark. Through the instrument
tally of Austrian and Prussian Commissioners, the
army has been dsbanded. The chief members OF
the Staadtholdt have retired to Hamburg.
Nothing is yet known definitely of the proceedings
.kklz l., -
be entertained that the result will be the recon
Citation of the old diet in Germany
1t is affirmed that central power, with large
army at its command, has been resolved upon.
The report of an early Congress at Dresden ha.
been officially contradicted.
SpA1N.-Another weekly resignation of the Span
ish cabinet has taken place, and this time it is sale
Narvaez has actually left Madrid
RoME.-Accounts from Rome and the Papal State
represent growing apprehension and uneasiness a
mong all classes.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-07
COnRrexg.

The amount of space occupied by the captions OF
the acts of the late Legislature prevents our making
more than a very brief summary of the acts and
doings of Congress, and nothing more is needed =
The chief subjects of discussion have been, and
the cheap postage bill-he California land bll-the
French spoliation bill-and the bill for creating
branch minis at New York and San Francisco The
friends of protective tariff in the House, also made
an effort on Wednesday, the 29th ult., to smuggle
an amendment into the deficiency bill. while il
committee of the whole, having for its object to in
crease the duties on ron glass, and other goods
The chairman of the committee ruled the amend
ment out of order, and his decision sustained by
vote of 1O3 to TO- The doctrine of protection is
dead as the United States Bank, and if the manuac
turers want to keep what they have got they had
better keep quiet The cheap postage bill may pass
this session. and it may not. The time nearly up
and as the Senate committee has reported several
amendments to the House bill, which must be dis
cussed by the Senate and then discussed and agreed
in by the House, it may be that it will fail of pas
sage at this session. We cannot tell what will b
done with the French spoliation bill. Its passage
through the House is doubtful. AS for the Califor
MIA land bill. it seems to be contest between DIR
GwIN and Mr. Fremont, in which the latter, as re-
presented by Mr.. BENTON gets the worst of it. A
branch mint will be created at San Francisco, but
hardly at New York MIR. HUNTER, of Va, has in
troduccd resolution instructing the committee OF
Finance to inquire into the expedicncy of coming
dollars, half dollars and quarters composed of gold
and silver, in the proportion of equal values: accord
ing to the standard between the two metals as now
fixed by law. This would be sort of marriage be-
tween the metals, that might have the effect of pre-
serving the currency from fuctuation, account Of
any changes in the relative values of gold and silver
SUCH at least is its intent.
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ACCIDENT The steamer Wilmington, Captain
Sterrctt, broke the main bolts in her pillow blocks
on yesterday when about miles below town, and
had to put back to repair damages She will proba-
bly, be ready to take her station On the line to Char
lesttn to-day.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-07

Da~Mons, RHIcAs, the great balancer, gave three
exhibitions here this week, assisted by JERRY merry
FIELD the man wot sings" RHIGAs is certainly great
in his way-very great; and when he stuck about
two feet long of cold steel down his throat and stood
bolt upright, with two back bones in him, he looked
like a =" nice young man" with stiff dickey-afraid
to turn his head for fear of cutting his ears off
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-07

BS-By some mistake omitted last week to no.
tice the accession which the legal profession and the
community of Wilmington generally, has received in
the person of our gifted friend D. X. McRAE, Esq,
formerly of Raleigh but citizen of this place
to which he has removed on account of his health.
MIR. McRAE may be found on the corner, Immediate
ly in front of the Journal Office. where it is to be
hoped that his days may be long. and his clients
many.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-07

UNITED STATES FUNDs.--On the 29th ult.. there
was in the several government repositories the sum
of S12 eos, 564 81 belonging to the United States.
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RHODE ISLAND u. S. SENAToR.-On the 30th ult.
the Legislature of Rhode Island chose CHAs. T
Jasts Democratict Senator from that state for siz
wears from the fourth Of March nexf.
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Our Members.

Since the adjournment of the Legislature We have
had the pleasure of meeting only of members,
N. N. NIXON, Esq, Senator from this county, whom
happy to find in good health and spirits after
the laborious business of the session, during which
no man attentive to his legislative duties,
untiring in his exertions to represent the
will and promote the interests of his constituents
has not in all crowned the efforts of
representatives in the General Assembly, we must
bear in mind the fact that the Manchester Road does
not stand alone but has merely shared the fate of
every other similar project before the Legislature,
not cent having been appropriated for any pur-
pose of Internal Improvement. And if, in some ca
ses they have mistaken the wishes or differed from
the views of any of their constituents, such deren-
and mistakes inevitable, and cannot interfere
with the verdict of Well done, good and faithful
servants which Messrs. Nixon, Hill, and Powers
have earned by conscientious discharge of their
duties, and which, doubt, they will receive from
their constituents.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-07

WINE CuLTURE.-We learn that MIR. JOHN Hop
KlSs, residing near this place, received medal at
the fair of the South Carolina Institute for bottle
of Wine, exhibited by him, made from the native
Fox Grape of North Carolina. This shows what
might be done in the production of Wine in this por
ton of the State if proper attention devoted to
the culture of the grape and the manufacture of the
wine.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-02-07

Reports Of the California markets state that Boots
are easier
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Executive NrSSiOn,

Mr.. Cass defended himself from an ed
itorial in this morn ms Republic relative
10 his letter to Nr. Kellogg, in relation
10 tie River and HarLor Bill
Mr. Rhett defended South Car, lima
from The false and erroneous statements
contained IN Senator lioustrn's letter 10
Gen. Hamilton, as published in yester-
days Union.
lhls gave rise to an exciting and spicy
debate between MessrS Rh-it, Houston
ana Butler, which was terminated by a
Joke erpetrated by Mr.. HiIe
A communication vas received from
Messrs Gales & S, atom. of the National
1nielligencer. declining 10 rubbish, after
this session, the daily debates of the
Senate.
Tie Judiciary Commi,'ee reported ad>
versrly 10 the allowance OF mileage 10
California Senators by The Panama route.
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THE WORLDS FAIR!

NEW store AND CHEAP BARGAINS
: - h- q Ger gntd uld nf.,rm the r.tend,
: AID the pub Z. ttal tHrs have ,peued a
NEW STrRE st Plane NJ = y + Il r.
a. the roe Ia t"rmefiy occupied hy NJ J Iiin
Long. "herr viii T., IL pit constantly ia nd ,
ann :" d 4 l. W prices. lie f'lov ing gn,d:
Ctoihs, CGSs. neTts, HaiineIts Tue. Dis Cling
hsms, FesfiDgs Caiicors. Silks, Sctias,
Musiins LawHs, A:paccas. Bom6a.
@inrs, ShaUis, Hous d. L.ines.
Lust,ts. Rs6bons. BuftOns,
Ciores, Rcs.,ry. Lqces,
dc dc.
Also BOOTS SHOES. HITS & CAPS,
U.nBRELLAS PIRA SOS q. BON-
NETS. also. A L4RFE STOCK
or COFFEE, SUGAR, MO-
LASSES, SYkUP. TEA,
HARDWARE, QUEENS
H-iRE AND CUT
iERY BOOkS d
SiaTI), AhY
AIsoays on ham. F,o.r, B.esa Ch.ese, Batter
Eggs, Ftsh, SAT-. fe.. &c.
All rf ~hich they are p,epar, to seIl al cheap
RATES. q invites the aiteHiion of buyers I" their
stock of g-' ds. conf eni th, th y can and will
sell them chesP, and IN fact ches per, tina o
they can purchase el>ewhere.
Produce of nil kinds taken in exchange, and
cash never refused. Come soon to the New
Store,
JOHN g. GIVEN & Co.
Plane No. 2. A. p K R..
March Is, 1851.
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II EGISTERS' NOTICE.

All p"rs"ns inreresiei are hereby not fed
that the following Ahmini.tra ion accounts
ave hccu 6'ow rd aud tIrd in tie Registers
flee "i Cambria county, snd will be pr.scnf. Il
the Orphans Court la b. held at Eheusbury
or said county. IN Monday the 9Th day of
ipri. next. for crr firm I'iou
The accoun' {" James Young. ac' ing Execu.
tor OF the last Will 60, vi BerLard WIlmore,
decreased
! he accoun' of John & George Pringle, Ex-
'cutnrs Of Ihe last " Ill Il of George Pring:e
dtcra>rd.
The "cc"nni nf Michael Lravy. surviving
Eaeru'"r Of The last will &c, of Rev. ID. A
tIal zen, decd.
The account of William Glass. one of the
Executors OF the laoi Will &c. Of Geo. Glass
Il, CEASED.
The scrount of Geo'ge Settlcmoye:. one oi
The Executors OF the last will &c. of Godfrey
S.ltlemoyer, deed.
"m. KITTELL, Register.
March l3. ls5I-tc
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Contributions aid Observation-Disclosures
hlIirdgr.
WASHINGTON, March 10.

w WASHINGTON, March lO.
The Senate, 10 day, confirmed Mr.
Tildeu. Mur>h.i Of New MrAi,o o; aisu.
all Lhe bTrv't nom u rtIUis aud Justices
OF the Peace !or Ihis district.
hom"s Bule. King, FIR Collector OF
the porl # San FIahcisC , was confirmed
to-day.
Robert &. Sthenck was nominated, to-
day, as Minister 10 Brazil. The nom.na-
Lon was Immediately referred tn The
Committee, and reported upon favorably
/ he nomination Of MIR. >. q. Guodrich
as Consul al Paris, was under discussion
L Will doubtless be confirmed to-uorow
Mr.. Easily nominated for CommIsslr nrr
OF Pubic Buildings, will b. confirmed,
noiw outstanding the outside opposition.
IL "a pears that George F Curtis has
not been nominated as Commissioned of
PaIentS, nor Is that office vet vacant
1 his mistake is remarkable, as three.
Senators, ast week, stated tra. lh.. nanr-
nation had been made; aud upon their
authority the announcement Was made
public.
Senators Houston and Rusk left this
city This afternoon.
The Senators have claimed construct
I'VE mileage for the extra session. he
Secretary of the reasury refused TO pay
u, stating that there was no appropriation
made. Ne matter was finally adjusted
BY drawing upon Messrs. Cofcnran and
Riggs, who have cashed the drafts.
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For Sale or Rent,

THE subscriber offers for sale that we'll
k own large FRAME HOUSE. in the Borough
of EbeDsburg. situate in Main street, one door
east OF T. Hughes Store. II is T. ell Gu lculat ed
Tor any pubic business, having all The bu.id.
ings necessary for conven nience attached to il.
The location is good one, and is vel. aas pied
tor any man wishing TO keep a Hotel or a
Store. IL will be disposed of on the most rea
sonsble terms and the title is indisputabls.
Ii the above property is uot SO Id before
the Let day of March next. il will be rented for
u term OF one more years. For particular ~
apply TO Robert Davis or tn
JOHN THOMAS
January Is. lSSl.-I4-,f
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

The partnership heretofore existing between
James kasi"r aud Peter Kaylor, was dissolved
by mutual consent on the l7ih day of Septern-
Der. A. d 1850. and the books ri said firm
"ere placed in my hands for collection; since
which time the sard books have mysteriously
disappeared, or heen taken away out of my
possession. This is therefore to caution all
persons indebted on said books, to make no
payments until due notice is given by me.
JAMES KAYEOR.
Clearfield Id tip. March l3,h S5I-22-3t
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Look Here!
A TAVERN STAND
For Sale or Rent!

The subscriber offers for sale that cnnmodi-
GUS and we II known Tavern Stand in the Bor-
ough OF Ebenshurg. in the occupancy of
ROBERT CARMAs. The House is n excellent re.
pair and has attached to il all the necessary
outbuildinss which convene nee requires. The
stables also large aud convenient.
This house being situated IN he most pleas
ant part Of the borough. offers fine induce
ment to any persun wishing 10 engage IN the
husiness for winch il is we'll culcuia ted
Terms reasonsbi 10 and title indispGtable.
Ifnu, sold il will be leased for any term of
years that may be desired, together with a
auanity OF first rate land, from fifteen To thir
Iy acres. Possession given ON the first day of
April. 1851. Application must he made s"on.
JOHNSTON MOORE.
November %. 1850 Sit
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mons Mr. Lock King moved Tor leave TO
bring in bill 10 make the franchise with
the English and Welsh countries some
what analogous 10 ihe franchise of the
Borough. Lord john Russell opposed
the motion and was lett in large minor
iiy, being 100 tor i; 10 so against H.
The resignation OF ii'e ministry mas
caused depression IN The c"i''1 mArHe''
and there is ie.s disposition l" purchase.
The sales lc day are 4Ouu hiies, al un-
CHANGED prices. bur closed Hat.
IL IS the general Impression that Lord
John Russell will continue IN office as
, leader. and Sir James Graham he appoln-
ted Premier; should Eofd Stanley 90 III,
trouble is feared.
France.
The most vige Gus renons;rances are
being made by the government OF The
President against the entrance oi Austria
with all her States into The German Com
federation.
The French Government have sent
large reiniorcements TO the army OF Rome,
so as to put the expedition on war foot
ing.
The first cargo Of the productions of
vi vi iCIiSh iOi thS
Worlds Fair, left Paris on Tuesday for
Dunkirk. where il will be rranshiPped for
London. /, consists of 1900 packages Of
various kinds.
General Navaez has arrived at Paris,
and was recen ed wIlh dislluctluu.
Naty
1t is announced thai Garibaldi has made
his appearance near Gene a-which Is
Ea,her surprising. considering tndt only a
day or lwo since he was IN good health on
Staten Island. lie and MazzInI, Win, II
is sald, ample means, are maklng ex,en-
sive arrangements iur The IoiuIOnIZing
of Italy IN The Spring. All Kinds oi sur
misses are thrown out respecting lheir allie
ged lnlentiUuS.
Pola.sd.
Russian troops are euserrunnlng this un-
happy country and much dIsIess eAIsis.
The lzdr has issued his ukaSC, increasing
Tie number of recruits required OF the
Jews.
/ tie Berlin Zeitung states that the con-
cenirau0n of large numbers ut troops III
and about Vienna had gwen rise ~ The
most Distressing rumOrs.
home.
1t is said that Geue al Gemean has de-
iermIued 10 delcare d state vi seIge during
the Grand Carnival.
Turkey.
There is probablhly of a war between
Turkey and Egy p,. The Sultan desires
the Pacha 10 reduce his iorces; the raclIa,
Oh the conIdry, refuses 10 do ilIls, and, on
the other hand, has been augneniing them.
Accounts have been receI, ed lrUu Con.
sisnuuOpe ol the defeat ot The Arabs bS
the } uIKs near Bagdad.
The / urks had likewise obtained some
Victories III IL urdeS.an.
Tie blockade OF Samos had been au-
n0uuced.
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TAILORING! TAILORING.
LEWIS BEYNON.

E INFORMS his customers aud friends that
H- he 81 I'll occupies his old stand, two doors
east of MDernitts hotel where he will be
happy To see his old customers and also as
many new ones please To- call. He receives
regularly from New York and PHILADELPHIA
The latest fashions, and he cannot be bea ei
,h"r IN The shape or fit nf Goats Pants or
Ees's ny any other Tailor IN The county tie
c>Prcttuily asks the public Ia give htm a call
as he Is c nti ient that his work will recon-
mend itself
q All kinds of country produce taken in
exchange for york.
March 6. IS5l-tf
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THE NEAREST ROUTE TO THE
GOLD HIGGINS.
SPECEL.ATORS W.AKE EPLi

N IL following described valuable T,mbe r
Il l.ard- arr 'ffrred for sale; Three tract.
O: urImproved land sttu ie Oh the uaiers of
the South FORK of lh- Consm ugh. part ia
RIchI,nd 10" nship, Camhris county. and part
in som. rse, county; the "a Ser tract not more
rh~n ia" mIlps f. ON The saw Mill o. John
,rorter, fr"m which place goud wagon
To- the P,rtdae R,i Rid. SID land -
vel cover With wild cmrrry poplar, bird
eye mn pie, a>h and ntLer vIluahie lumber, wi, Ia
The b.Ssh:ape Of ahui,dnni walter power nn
each Tract. 1 ~ road from Jamestown to Bed
ri pas es through two IF these 'ract>, aud
-u'd tand- ale promising u.tiCitinus at the ex
i-t"uc- al hI umeuouS COL -nI iron nre.
al>". one f'ac' at land "u The water, nf
Elack Lick Or, ek jackson town ship, Ca ,ubria
county covered with valuable lumber, 9TH the
advantage Uf excclicrt Hater power which
also cniaIus II veIu nf coal four fee, thick ina I
hts b. tn oprued aud caU be work ed with profit.
distant iF",n Ebrnshurg about FIVE III lies -
Terms easy. aud nile unqaestIUnab!e. For
further particulars enquire at
l.. A. VICKROY.
JIhustown.
or JOHN VILLA Ms,
EbcusburR, Pa.
March 49, l85I-2m
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list OF IDgpIaRa

Remaining in the Posi- Office at Ebens-
burg. January lst 1891.
Banghsman Miss w. Kiitz Andrew
Baker Patrick Lamhaugh A.
Colbut Samuel II. Merry T. r. 2
Edmision John M'Ciei'aud Samuel
Eya"s Henry M'Laughiin Margaret
Emery tl-nry Owens James
Evans Richard ]. 2 Peterson Ellie nor Miss
Farrell CaiharIne Mrs. Rowland Els Sr
FInDegau Michael Slunaker Genrge
Fleming James Officer soldier of
iiuotut james the Late War
Harris William W. Weakly William
tIi-l John Wise Joseph
tlicon Mrr. Wiieit b. 8.
Jones Robert J. " Wirans Margaret
MILTON ROBERTS, 2. NJ.
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For planting Wheat and other Grain.
Patented March ls4i, re-issued October
1850. This valuable machine is manu- "a ctured
and ept for sa le by The subscriber in Pitts.
burg Also. Stsve and Shingle machines, uf
The latest style Agents wamied 10 Canvass
the country, aud sell mach mes and rights.
Addrrss GIDEON SWAYNE.
Dec. 20, 1850. l2-5m.. Plttsburg.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned heing about In lrave this
place. i"r The last time requests all persons in
cebied 20 the late firms of Li.zinger & Todd.
and George w. Todd & Co. To settle their re-.
spfc,'ve accounts Oh or brfore the first day of
April next; as alter that time all accounts W i'll
be lett IN the hands at proper nfficers for col
lection, without respect of prrsnns.
GEO. W. TODD.
March 6, ls5l-2I-3t
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

nY virtue of an order of the Orphans
A9 Court of Cambria county there will be
exposed TO public ss le on the premises in Sus-
quehanna township. Cambria county, on the
third Monday of March next, the following
described real estate. viz: Fifty acres of land
mostly improved, of the real estate of Thomas
Crossman. deceased, adjoining lands of jobs
Baum. Henry Lloyd and others
Terms of sale: One half the purchase money
on confirmation of sale The balance in one
year with Interest, secured nv b md and mort
gage MARY CROSSNAN, Adm'x,
DAVID SOMERVILLE, Adm'r.
OF Thomas Cross man, deceased.
BY order of Court,
WILLIAM KITTELL, Clerk.
Jan. 2S, lS5i.-io.
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Particular Notice.

IL persons indebted 10 LIrzI~GER a. Tom
n are requested for the LAST TIME to seti e
n respective accounts, on or before the first
day of December next, after that time their III
accounts will be placed IN the hands of officers
for collection, We must and will have money
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This Way.

EOR the highest prices are paid for
IL HIDES, SKINS and TANNERS BARK
in either Trade or Cash by
J. MOORE.
Ebensburg Jan. 2. 1851.
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KA OOG, Butter, and all kinds of Grain
w taken in exchange for goods at
J. MOORE'S Store.
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NherIff's Office EbensGurg
March 6, iS5l.-tc.

VI ACKER AL,
SH ALI, I ODFISH,
SALMON, :
HER RRINGS,
PORK,
II Ms AND SIDES,
SHOULDERS,
LARD AND CHEESE.
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JDhUStow
or JOHN WILLIAMS,
E'h,.usburu Pa

Ebeusburg, Pa.
March l3. l85I-2m
IL f1"Il'nay>iurg Register copy for two
months and charge thus uffce
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Deaaliful Thought.

There is but breath of air and bea,
OF the heart between this world and the
next. And in the brief interval of painful
and awful suspense, while we feel that
death is present with US, that we are pow
erless, and he oil powerful-and the last
faint pulsation hero is bp, the prelude of
endless life hereafter-we feel, in the
midst Of the stunning calamity about to be.
fall US. that earth has no. compensa,ing
good 10 mitigate the severity Of our loss.-
Blu, there is no. grief without sore beneG-
cient provision 10 soften hs intenseness.-
IS hen The good and lovely die, the memory
Of their good aeeds, like moenbeams on
The stormy sen, lights up our darkened
hearts, and lends 10 the surrounding gloom
n beauty so sad, so sweet, that we would
would not, ii we could, dispel the darkness
that enYirons them. -