The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1851-10-25

az much good taste as poetry, for "ENen" is at
once: young, lovely, learned, talented and beau
,iful We say this with the more freedom, as
from her great distanc. at present, from the part
Of the country where The Wing circulates, she
may not see the remark.
For The Cecil Wing.
Lines 10 Ellen Grey.
When love has made its impress the heart,
j, bids the tear OF sympathy to START
To the affections gives lvricr glow,
A purcI, deeper, and more genial few.
Fair Ellen. thus since thou hast blessed my sight
With visions OF beauty, so dirlncly bright,
NV thoughts from the worlds cares are turn'd
away;
And turned to thee; lovely Ellen Grey.
To thee. sole object OF my lisarl's embrace,
Fuaa Memory assigns her choicest place,
And there. Thy image; e'er shall find home,
Whilst thou aiar, in distant lands may 81 roam.
+ las, why are we sundcrnl far by space -
M ey"s cannot onZr on thy classic fIce,
An watch each changing feature. all the while,
Anl those proud lips, in their angelic smile.
What tho thy beauty iadc with III roll of years;
i t. not that, .gArh thee, to N" cAlfar>;
=
Il blinds iny moi 10 thy more lovely charms.
Fhii" hrioht bore in he, Wild and airy dreams,
laiui4 the dark future, wit, her golden beams:
-h9 prints me Il a distant, harpy day,
" - AN ser ,h"r: lovely Ellen Grey. B.
Ttarosier, Fd.. GCi. II. 81.
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cF-Dn the 1911 inst., Father Matthew ad-
1njn;stcreA th" pledge 10 upwards Of four thou
sna,i persons, at The cathedral, New York.
ioss1 Tll.-'The city council Of Wilmington,
Dol, lar" appointed a committee 10 wait on
ko>Suth, as lie passes through that city. and ten
der him its hoapftatities.
F,qfrrR NATHAN venerable apostle
u.tctnperancc wall sail FROM NV York for Eu-
4opc. on Saturday. kc preached his farewell
SERMON on Sunta!.
.irro1yTuFNr. james A'herdirc, formrrly
o! WiliD;a~nn, DEL. has h.nn appointed pnrSer
OF the s;ealaship"city Of rit,>hura,' h. the Di-
rrrtors ii The Fcnnsy lvana Steamship company.
DLyJahAD.---T. S. Claga"tt and Lewis p.
Fiery, Esqrs.. decline rnnninc a. INDEPENDENT
candidates tor the LEGISLATURE in Washington
county. W. Burgess declines for the Lesslu-
tue in Frederick county.
Mr.. Letchcr, oar Minister TO Mexico, al
Til ci Ut FRA Crpz on the Ain inst, and was re-
c"iyed with National salute lion the castle ol
San Juan de Ullm; he ieh Vera Cruz on tie 9Th
inst, for the cit! Of Mexico.
Kossura.--A letter from London in the New
York iIe.ald says. il will be probably six weeks
from the date ofthat letter, October 3rd, before
kossutl, reaches the United States. The Missis-
sippi vas expected al Southampton on the sth.
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION. --Bialer's ma orty
is about $500. The majority for Judge Coulter
u-h i,,uy Ill IN for he Su
prene court, is about 5000. The other toul
locoioco judges are elected by over 5000 ma
jor,y.
ToRoNro. Oct. o2.--Thc Jenny Lind excite
Inent here is imnonse, and surpasscs any thing
witnessed in the States. The first concert las
night was overhowing, and all the tickets ar,
sold for the second concert tonight, and not hal
the applicants accommodated.
HOUSE DESTROYED by A METEoR.-The En-
glish papers received by the steamer Ameri "a
state thai house in Westminster street. Lon
don, belonging 10 II carver and .uilder, was Sc
on fire and nearly destroyed by a meteor, which
descended upon the roof in the shape Of bal
OF fire.
The ToBAcco CRor.-The York, Pa, Advo
cate says that about one half of the tobacco
crop has been destroyed by the frost. We ART
informed by the Lancaster county planters tina
10 and IL acre fields of beautiful seed hay,
been caught by the frost and rendered ii entirel,
useless.
The REVOLUTION Army in Northern Mexico
under Cara,ajal, which was expected TO attucl
Mn,amoras, ON the 18th inst, number, it is sal,
10000 men, are carrying everything before
them. Among his forces were four hundred
Texan rangers, and discharged company of U
States troops.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 22d.-The steamshi
Fanny brings Rio Grandc and Brownsville date
to the 10th, aud gives formidable accounts o
the success Of the revolutionists Capt. Ford
company of Texan Rangers had joined Carva jail
and many deserters from Fort Ringgold had eon
over TO him. His force was daily auemcnting
The Indians in Western Texas were committin
great depredations.
SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION. The folowin
is the result OF the election in South Carolina
for members of the Southern Congress. TIL,
co-operaionis's have net majority in the Stat
Of tbout 5000 votes 1t will be seen that Rhet
and Duncan are the only secessonSts elected
First Diarict.--T. n. Hawkins and Samue
Raucy, co-operationists.
Second Distficf.--J. L. Orr and ]. r. Irby
co-operationists.
Third Dis'rict.--John S. Preston, Jane
Chestnut, Jr., compartments.
Fourth Disirict.--G. w. Dudley and Z.
Zimmerman, co-operalionisfs.
Fifth District.--J. l.. Wardlaw and Preston
Brooks, co-operationists.
Sirth Districi.--Wm. Aiken and w. d. Por
ter, co-opefationists.
Seyenh Distr ict.---R. B. Rhctt and J. G. w
Duncan, secessionists.