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Inc honr market has not been actve-sales common
state W os " 10 straight and mixed western - rs
- round hoop. Ohio 81 S. Richmond couatry rs q,
10 90 Rye Hour 10 active, 81 81 o. Corn ss % O6
a ~ H. Wheat, Long Island, mixed. 81 0s Rye, 10
cents Barley, ITO cents Oats, - so Corn do
mand--6a OH cents, southern yellow Pork 10 in
fair demand yl3 81. new Ohio mess new prime I'll.
Besf, primc-sacs. % So 81 50 $40 CO. mess. Lard
bbls, 81 ~ cents Rice active, 90 rs ~ Tobacco
Kentucky, 10 III cents.
Fre'sh' are rather qniet-oo'ton TO Liverpool, S32d
hour, Sd = Sd.
Money 10 again plcnty, and easily obtained ON 20 ID
securities; consequently the stock ket again moro
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A MOTT DESPERATE BATTLE lon the i4th Of The pres,
having Aied, there will
and AsaVrsndns condicss
memory The ensangnined piains Of
for lades and gentle
nen through tho heau BY millions, beyond the
Of cure, except BY the matrimonial service
tremendous scale, being the last and
bate order II tho cobatan shall hou 81
principa uoder command Of heir
leader emb'ed M consultations and an .fpro
abundant supply Of al The
deadly missiles consisting Of darts, black AND blue
eyes, loaded with loves lightning and pcs light md ssn
aso, procure the improved COUkTIN0 Ne
vOLvEas shs hsSt MATRIMONIAL BON BeHELLe BON
cue aud flint, warranted To Kin Al the 6rst hre
And fsrhsr determined thai well quahnea agent noud
deliver ammunition Without debate
'"e ""~"'''"- ' JOSEPH sHiLLfNcroN,
$50 Corner Of Az street and Pennsylvania avcnsa
Feb I3-ad only authorized agent
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Tvs aLAss pALAcx.-Ths English papers are filed with
the minutes, details OF this splendid and novel ed,hce In.
tended for the Worlds Exhibition. The fee now charged
for admission 10 the moth edifce is ten shlings,
(about o. 60) and when finished IL will be raised to a
guinea but reduced the period Of tho Worlds Fair sd
Mr. For in reply late question - TO the effect
Of wind the "Cryssi Pasce. ssidt Tho greatcst
force 81 wind known computed ~ lbs to tho
ps Aoial Taking d lbs. the force, and assuming
,hss they es,ud have gus, OF wind tina, woad strike the
whole sse Of shs budinx. from top bottom, At the
ro,snt lbs laI which could be brought against IL
,~o~h b fosp .4o0 to $40 tons Now they had got
power 70 rseist Il Of ~ toas,'
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THE UNION.


TUESDAY, February II, 1881.
Francis b. Fog and X. J. Msigs. esqs. OF Tennessee.
and Russell Smith. esq, OF New York. were admitted
attorneys aud counsellors of this court
No. 81. Samuel s. Oid6sd, plaintiff in error. vs Will
liam II. Marriott In the circuit court OF the
United States for the district oi Maryland MIR Justice
Wayne delivered The opinion Of the court Affirming the
Judgment Of the circuit court in this cause. with costs
No. TO. jeremiah Van Rensselaer, plaintiff in error, Vs.
John Walts's executors ct oI The Argument OF this
concluded by MIR Webster for the plaintiff IN
No. IT. The United States. appellants. Us. l. Powers
heirs This cause was argued by Mir. Attorney General
Crittenden for the appellants and submitted on printed
argument by Mr.. Henderson for the sppellees.
No. IS. j. Webster. plaintiff in error U.s. II. I. Reid
This submitted to the court the record and
printed argument by Dir. Dixon for the plaintiff in
error.
No. 10. J. j. Moore, plaintiff, u.s. Brown ct al This
submitted TO the court the record and print
ed argument by Mr.. Butterheld for the plaintiff
No. 81. M Reside, plaintiff in error, X. j. Walker
The argument OF this cause commenced by Mr.
Goodrich for the plaintiff in error.
Adjourned ill to-norrow,ll o'clock. a. IN.
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MARhlEU.

On Tuesday evening last, BY Rev C. DAM. EDWARD MA,
GRUDER Prince Georges county, LAURA T., daughter OF
TuonAs WILsos, esq, montgomery county, Maryland
In this city, instant Very Raw WILuAn MAT
ruEws JOSEPH N. YOUNG to JOANNA FRANCES, daughter
of Major Pa q. howLE, U. y. NJ e.
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~ DYER = ns0UIRE. A1essssssn4
CUPERIoR WINES, LIQUORS, AND CIoARs.-oa T,saI
y asrnoon February Is 0 O'Clock the lower Aco =
prtsiue-
Msimssy, Sherry, Port, old Madsirs, and Carearios
basksts Francia 4 Co. Eagle Champasne
Do Paul 4 Co.. Bacchus do
do Hsitsetc Cos do
kegs, ten gallons each, Scotch and Irish whiskey
5000 Havana cigan.
All OF which selected with great expressly M pm.
use, viii be sold without reserve, ssw
city, Offering chance very choice lot
Terms cash.
DYER McGUIRE,
Feb ID Aucnssssn
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.yNk-A For Mount Vsrnom.-Three Trip =
- steamboat THOMAS COLLYER will leave WI
ton 10 O'Clock, Aerandra 1t ioK Monday, February -
nssday ~, Friday, H. The boat win land her passenger
Washington.
Pare, rosnd trip, u Aeyandha, rs children hs p A.
Cosches lsavs Capitol n az O'Clock taken !" '"
avsnse, tan csns each other places Is cent? each wy
FOR soeh APPLY 70 NJ. hsssde, 6eorEssown or 20 oeoT
Thomas Parker, washington. . -
The Thomas Coysr's very and eomforAs
JoB coRsos,
Feb 8--4tsassuTuATh Capt"
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OYvIck or Tak BOARD or HEALTH,
WAGufh0roH February IL. lSSl

OFFICE boARp HEALTH,
WAsuIHsTor, February II, 1851.
nterments during month Of January, 1851 anasarca
disease brain, Brights disease, Inflammation OIL
bowels congestion consumption, IA convuis'ons,
Decline drowned, dopsy dypthsrite, erysipeas
fever yphod found dead, fungus liver and pancreas,
disease heart hsmohage of iunss, utemperancs,
meningitis ruburcur, old premature birth, perilonts,
pertus purpua hemonhsgica, pneumona ii Quincy,
rupture vessel scsrlsina, small second
airy syphilis, still born, 81 teehng, unknown and not e-
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~ =. CkUnkkt, ArehfSses assa CIVIL RMgfnesr. has
". his TveS buildineu
vsria avenue, between i9xh and l9sh
Feb A-du
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STAMMEAlNG CURED.-Dr. ComsockS vocal UnsssA
y for the Of sammernS aud other defective atuAse
and for instruction in elocuoa, open for The rscePo
pupils This been successful operation m ~
than twenty All should be post paid and dreeis
A. CoMsToCK, ~ D.
" Mulberry street, Ph,adsPss
PHONETIC WORKS,
Published by A. Comstock, N. D., Philadelphia
1.-THE following American phonetic alphabet
only perfect alphabet that has been given the world
the only that has distinct every elementary
and the only that has for the various
voice In speech, infection, ntonstion, kc
The New Tessamen u Is; The Phonetic spesker, u
Phonetic READER q The Phonecon, o.; The Phonetic A
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Pbonology, The Fir~t Book OF Popes Homer lhA
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netic Telegraph, 50 year. pronouncise and ely ~o
dictionary IL In of publication Telegraph.
An orders should he accompanied the cah and dec
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Feb I2-Ad.
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Manufactured into jewelry, coin, etc. other
than the above statomont ;
In the possession of miners, merchants, bro
kers, and Others +.
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WEDNESDAY. February IL, 1881.

No. 24s. Cozart e. Shelton Us. Spaford & Fiesion.
On the motion OF Mr. Lawrence this writ OF error to the
district court OF the United States for Mississippi was
docketed and dismissed under the 43i rule OF the court
No. 81. M Reside, paintifin error X. j. Walker.
THIS argued by MIR. Goodrich for the plaintiff
in error. and by Mr. Attorney General Crittenden for
the defendant in error.
No. 80. +. NJ League, plaintiff in error, Us. j. De
Young ct al The argument of this COM
menced by Mr. o. F. johnson for the plaintiff in
Adjourned ill tomorrow, IL o'clock. m.
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EpITGR'S CORRESPONDENTS
r..... .~s s.,ss.As~. ,ssrssps.a..,


BALTIsosx, Febrssry Iz-S
The S,samer Affiea.--7ns M,ssiag sisamsr IN =
neg Gsnoaish,p. = CRY appointments -SosrL.
Tie Narksis, &c.
The soarner Africa has been out twelve days, and :
n, sxp,c,rd 10 reach Nov York on Saturday A, A..
fo.o Liverpool ON tho let OF February, just thin,
alter the departure OF the Atlantic. and win ma.
weeks later news. srors hopes aio entertained In,
will bring sone defiant, udlnas the fate OF the M
steamer The anxiety as 10 her ftle is nov gradual,
siding iu,o settled despair which the Africa mu, \.
dissipa eonirm.
Governor Live b,s not yet NIL. he vacancy nm
tofnoy xeneraishp OF the State, occasoned by The d
the Hon. G,orge r.. Richardson but !, our city eo
now in its eguar term, II Will be necessary for him
so in tho of few days The general imp,..'
now is that il will be rendered 10 Robert j. Brent a.,
ina, he viii accep, Il. Henry Q. May, esq would o,
receive IT, were IL Tor The TACT Iba, he has MOI a.
resident OF the State for sufficient time enle him
vota.
The long agony among tbe office seekers 10 be settled
sfier,io,n as the mayor VII sand ia TO tue council HI,
OF appointments They comprise, including the pole,
subordlnalo s, about two hundred officers and prob,
one OF those at present holding office will be retained
Since the robbery OF the Ca hollc church in Wu.h,n
several attempts and some OF them successful have ~
made To rob churche. in this vicinity and psrh.p, n,
zane sacrileyious depreJators. ST. Satreks church ~
city was entered few nights snce and sttemp NM
10 enter the tabernacle. plated crucix was broken
but finding that It was not the pure metal they Ian n
fragments
The monthly report oil the fillmore ami Ohio K,a,
Company shows the revenue Tor the month Of Jsuu,r
have been follows,
Fer Passengers For FreiyL,
Main stem, S25, 293 63 $50 lMm
Washington branch. 0,l4 Is a6O,u
SIS, I3s 81 S95 O7 ~ 4
Making aggreR ate OF 7lS 10 on the main stem "a,
S24,I47 80 the Washington branch-the total su,
3l40 l96 o. The above, comp ,red VITA the corre,ro
ing month OF last year, shows aggregate increase in A
receip pts of S27, 25i H.
TINS MARKgTs-In the Baltimore market this mouu
there was nothing doing in flour Wbea, unchalsr
Sales OF rye at 10 cents Sales of yellow corn al p,e
cents and white AT It's 81 cents Oats AZ a A Gem
s lies OF whisk ~ at rs cents, in barrels Sales Of us.
cloverseeI at Us ia a IS rs
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THE Queens OF Scotland by Agnes strtohiand-s
II volumes
or and Scalp Dances by Lewis
Garard-1 vol. -
Letters from Three Contnenui by MI vol
Life and Correspondence OF Robert eoutheyccmpste IN one
volume
Pendenns eight numbers bound
Rsverie- OF Bachelor by alike MarveP'-i vol
Fadeue-M domestic story from the French-l vol
Propsiicrs and Steam Npv,gauonl vol
tife's Di.cipline-s tale Of Hungary by Taivi-I vol.
Literary Remains Of willis Gaylord Clark-l vol.
Francon,a stories by Jacob Abboat-l VOL
Poeucsl Remains Of the late Mary Elixsbsth Lssl VOL
ordons Unfailns Guide Gender Of French Nouns.
Lately received by
Feb IL FRANCK TAYLOR
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Gold dust shipped by steamers from April |,
los9, To December 81, l0a9
Ia steamers from January .. 1859, 10 Dcoom
Der 81. 1850
Estimated 10 have been taken by passengers
from April to December 81. 1919
BY passengers from January l 70 December
81, 1850
As per statement No,
As per statement No. s
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UrO0DNnRUL anA Anassmg.-Dr. j. DcAs viii lecture
~ sxpeansnt Temperance Hail. on ssest upon the
psychology evening ~ ~ o'cso~k
Admission rs gentleman and Two ladies" 80 csns CHI
drsn half pvss, Feh H-u
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$l5,I3s 81
8Al tkoy 81
Condition of the Northern Markets, tt

Condition of the Northern Markets, &c.
New YoRK, Feb. l2-2,pn
LIST Call. NCM
Pennsylvania 5's, 93} bid 81 VI
Reading bonds 7e} bid 1tf shl
United States Is, 1858 lbs bid lis sAl
Stocks are steady. T. schangc, 81 a 10 premium Pkx
in f.vor of buyers-saes 2U0 b0is common to sr,ls
Safe brat DIS At 81 So 81 rs; southern, "a ~ N)
t;snesre. 81 ~ % Corn meal, 50 III Rye Hour, I'll
S lies of .0DO bushels Genes wheat at 10 Can
quiet C,tioa dnl sales reported, and prices nouin
as last quoted. Whiskey, 2is 25A cents per gallon
FHiLApsLPaiA, Feb. I2-2, p. m.-Captain Binder Pas
and A.kiat. ied tor the maIder OF George Emory, aN
been acquitted.
Taene heavy transactions At he stotk board tod
Penu,y tsanta IS sold 93i $50 do. Is, l0l Uara
STATES Is OF 1861 ISL -Four Is gue,s,naI Sales Gaa
steady. Con, 81 cents OATS lia II cents Rye, u ca
Cotton very q1ist.msll sales. Whsk.y, 23i "a
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Second Coarse.--Danetng Academy. 4
Nh. r. r. Liable the efp .s,
VA Washington and Georgetown that his second ccurse
lesecns for the wi commence Thur-day January
residences on Pennsylvania opposite Wad bow s,ts
Days of tuition; Washin9son--Tuendays, Thursdsy ~"
days 0eosgro~n-MopAays and Fddays.
Dec 0S-dun
fTvEN thousand Superior Chestnut rails for sss -
= qaire Of me, at Peires Min, Rock creek, or my
Pisey hsanch road, north of Boiiseo's -,.,vrr
Feb 6-Arssds r. HHOEHhn..--
WANTED. ~ yewng from the ro-rt'y. .....s,
alton ~ salesman in goods uood re''''
- had by addressing ". r., through the post Office
Jan 30-0wecd
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DBfON n. PANNm viii attend sny bus1sssa In
The sSp~as Co~r u the United States that NAY - s1usS
win sesA ls. co~p.~ - r. ..:ssuys
tupnssuppWes. Nov sU-SAeFM
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la the above estimates. tho value Of gold dust
has been computed AT $40 tho ounce troy /;
10 this amount should be added III % per
or, the mint value, say :
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DancAsag Academy.
MADAM BLAKEr second and last IN dancing 'o AZ
IVA son wiz commence on Tuesday, isnpsry ~ lS'' y"
ZION, Tuesdays and Saturdays a. halt pest aoecek
ban l7--4wsoA
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THOMAS WHITE,
Bon~,t M,wwfocfwo,
Second Street. above Chestnut cast .de Philadelphia
Feb i3-dim
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Darn or ATroxrxY .CxNKSAL RicHARpsos-Ou CHI.
zsns were sta ruled yesterday morning with the
the death Of Geoge X. Richs rdon ESQ attorney
general Of Maryland But few. IN fact, OF hi,
illness. Fom 1926 lst5 Mr. Richard the deputy
general here and in 1916 appointed by Gov
Pau attorney general OF Maryland il Is needless
for that he filed these offices with disn
ability. Tho energy. ppauality, and eoqucncc with
which he conducted the prosecutions the part Of the
Ssass havs ELECTED the admiration Of Of all psrte.
and ssodessd him "a perfect terror evildoers" Hi.
place q nnos be easily flcd-Bah. Cf,ppo
DxArm oY JAMES Wmsos. ESQ Another valuable c-
xeo--James Wilson. esq, Of the wcLktown firm Of VIM
Wilson & Sons-closed his existence yesterday Mr. Viii
an, vss one Of our oldest and wealthy merchants
and bv bis enterprise snd sterling integrity contributed
largely 70 tho commercial prosperity OF our city In the
p,vae walks Of life he esteemed and loved not only
TO, his charity bat also Tor his many virtues
man and Christian He was in the 76h year OF his
IA
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The above statement, from April 1, 1919, 10 May 1,
$780, includes only the gold dust shipped the steamers
OF Rowland Aspin walls line From that period ship
mems and passengers by Laws line and the Empire City
line included.
The above contains very incomplete statement OF the
actual amount OF gold dust produced by the mines OF Cali
ornia An immense amount has been sent ont OF the
country by merchants and taken of by passengers OF
which no account has been taken Miners from Mexico,
South America. and Oregon. have carried of very large
amount No uncomfortable quantity has been consumed
here by manufacturers Of iewelry and in the various
coming establishments There ia also very large
Of gold dust hand with the miners, merchants. and
bankers. OF these various sums. some authentic in.
formation has been collected, of which statements and
estimates suboined
Cold dos, shipped Chill and Peru by tho
Chill and California Flour C,mpsny Si,373, 900
Shipped by one English house. not reported
the custom house ST3,tOO
Stamped bullion by one establishment, AZ per
statement S7O,2l6
Jewel ~ manufactured by Jacks ~ Brother. 81 $50
shipped on sailing vessels 7OS,AB
4576 0i2
To these amounts may be added the following est.
mates which are made up from the best information that
can be obtained from wenformed persons:
Gold dust carried overland and coast~ise. &
by miners from Meico. Gull. Oregon,
0's'"rVV'
Shipped by merchants. OF which there il
msnii.st enify o,"V'o"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13
MAIL GLEANINGS.

Miss Dix, SAYS the National Iatelltgeseey, Ia
preparing 10 visit the prisons n Virginia North Carolina
and Georgia-to busy heneG indeed during the sunme,
IN the abodes of misery vice destuon. aud crime We
are pleased to hear that she IL completely dsheaened
by the failure of her benevolent scheme for the benefit Y
tie insane
- They had spirited and interesting time Ia
Tennessee on the 2d umo In celebration OF the success
of the Nsshvil and ClaanOO2a Railroad Company m
tunnellng the Cumberland mountain About sevsn hnn
bred ladies aad gentlemen participated, passed through s
tuR1e ell heard speeches. alto eumphoDs dinner, drank
spirited foasts and danced The NIGH The tunnel IL three
tfousaId feet lone. and huadIed and eighyfve feet
from The top Of the mountain
In Massachusetts, the 10th of April next ID
Fat Day.
The National InteUigGncer L. auth0Fi zed 10
TO state that tbs difficulty bV-n Messrs. Chngman a0d
Ssny which occurred in hs HoDse Vt R-presena yrs
MOpdsy nig ht II last week through thu intervention
Ofu utnal friends honOrsby and Satisfactorily seed BE-
fore the adjournment OF Congress
Lieut. John II GolJsbprough u. 8. ~, writes
that during the recent passs Gs the gaie 3aroga from
Rio de sneiro 10 Ssdanhs 6ay. Cape o. o bod Hope be
Ing IN lstilude 28o ~ and longitude go ~ W hsy
sounded and Obianed bolton The d.oh Of 100 falcons
three and half miles The sounding apparatus
80 pound shot sung with wire spd attach-d 20 SINAI. oe
60e0 fathoms long and sufficiently strong 10 bear weight
Of60 pounds The sundngs go "a aud fair sny
he had Obtained the Hoe and down and
taut II could be- aud when pug 10 haul board,
ser procuring sOundngs, Dsre1 sh0n 80 IA homs from
the surface The time OccuPee IN sounding was one kow
and nine minutes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-13

UEIoN HEETIEG AT OAZEEoyIA - Utfea, Feb
H. 1.-THE citizens Of CszenOyia have bad meeting
which lhey repudaied Geuli Suih sLd bis followers
guessing them not 10 hold any Of their ine-ncisy
meetings 10 that ysge. Tho meeling the Bgest ever
held 10 thai place. Strong UnpD resolutions pas.ed
This ridiculous fabrication is probably the
work Of the Reporter who last Summer sent
to Utica and Hew-York journals marvellous rs
ports Of Fugitive Sisve Convention located and
held here by non.resideots conspicuous por.
ton Of those "reports" we're Ia the happest veia
of old John Vaudeville, the great exempIar aud
benignant patron saint Of ambitions liars Tho
imitation of the reports was promptly reduced ald
the matter ended.
Then soon after came a statement in the ~ Z.
Herald that fifteen hundred fugitive slaves were
harbored in this neiehborhood This assertion
consisted of one equivalent Of truth TO fly o.
falsebood. The story, however bad parpose
and was not without irs effect. As 20 the lsst
coinage, il is all stuff. The meeting and lrs a.
legged proceedings are sheer fables. Beside 20
such monstrous resolutions can be got through
Madison Co. Wig
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Newport (h ID News.

FREE SUFFRAGE.-A bill has been submitted
to the Legislature for submitting the question OF
Free Suffrage to the People. The question has
been submitted once. and large majority Of tho
votes cast on that question were ia favor OF the
privilege. We wish some one would test toe
matter in the Supreme Court We contend that
the vote already ca,t Is sufficient. and that Me-
froes according to law, are entitled 10 vote. Ii
Is folly TO submit the same question again, with.
out decision. And il the decision be against
the privilege, then the Consultation must bs
amended lOsbkosh wis Democrat
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on THE GRAVE or A TYRANT.

~ I'd from the German Of Pr A walchne Tor The IneaSe
" Mr.. }. w hshsSN
kIxE many millions, thou. whose nod
nj, i over nations broad and vast,
xvho deemed tbyselfin power God,
Hast met thy destined fate at last.
A.d Tvrant, 10 the crown you wore,
Corr1ption crush'd and clothed with shame
Idle have proved your dreams OF yore,
Your visions Of Immortal fame.
And ,hou nrt judged by Hin who sTays
And rules each living thing OF EARN
TO whom the tyrant bends his ways;
And All must bow who here have O"'"'
Have countries trembled meath thy swsy
Death met thee with undauneea O'o"'
Alas thy power has pass s"aH
Tbv corpse lies low beneath me now
.,d cold ia now each hatterer's tone
Ths oourtier eloquent IS stu;
re..o.ot il round that relic thrown
0fprincely blood and tyrant will.
And yeird in pomp, silent and lone,
within your own proud realm you sleep,
And in a narrow collin home
Thy fallen majesty we greet.
oh. fearfully doth Heavens high pow'r
In gathered wrath above thee rest;
From thee has pass'd Mans highest dover,
Thou banished from Earth's joyous breast
Thou livedst as though thy pomp would last
And still adorn thee in the TOMB;
But down thy stifeDed form 1t cast
Unto Conceptions festring gloom
But let Oblivion's veil be thrown
Above thy fearful crimes, whose rest,
should Memory wake, let Sorrows moan
And anxious Fear, too, FILL thy breast
Let the graves stiffness raise its cry y
And break the sleep to tyrants given,
That man, for stern misrule gone by,
Nay curse thee meath avenging Heaven
roi terror thrills my circllng veins,
And O en- me Deaths cold shudder steals;
And spirits, fallen by the chains
Ofbloody torture, Death reveals.
OH they were happy once-the sires
And sons of that fierce day OF strife;
But, victims of Expressions fires,
They knew, perchance, no JOY In hie'
And of scoffer of his God
Curs'd be the tyrsnt on his thrones
May be forth from Earth 3 shielding sod
Before peoples scorn DO thrown.
And let the worlds book raise its cry
The worlds book judge thy deeds and fame
Thou black trensgressor and on high
Thy peoples torrents loud proclaim.
Hal fearfully they breathe thy crimes,
And clear as alabaster show,
TO subjects of high regal lines,
The deep, dark fame Prince can know
From better rules long since decayed,
A shudder chills, ye Gods my frame;
And let me grieve no man was made
To rescue noble blood from shame.
And rest within your quiet grave,
q thou on whom mans curses fall!
Till from their tombs and ocean caves
Man to the Judgment God shall call
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