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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01

PotricAL.-The organs oftho parties
the Coalition ard Old f;no give ~ account
Of thcir State Conventions recently held At
Montpelier The Old Liners appointed nel.
cgates 20 the National Convcntion,as follows
"a ssge-Darid A, Smallcy Of Burlington,
aud fucius B.Peck Of Montpclicr,substitutcs
Solomon Jcwctt Of Wyel 'idsc, and Samuel
Mutt Of Hartford.
District Deiegaies-ist. Horace CLARK ,Eras-
mus Plymp,on substitute 2d. IT, +. Slough
ton, Jarob Kent, jr, substitute; Sd Isaac Il,
Bdwdish. Bradley Barlow. substitute; 4th w.
UeyNood. ,jr..-M. w II 1iaRhaa,- substitute,
They passed resolutions, in one OF which
they declare the Compromise measures to bc
"a pledge OF fidelity to the several states to
each other, to be observed by all with the ODE
dicuee which is due TO tho nations will, and
with that good faith which is requisite for the
nations safety
The CoNltionisis appointed no Delegates
to ne or any National Convention, (but the
old liners did, and ailcr a hard sirngglc with
a small majority, resolved that the fugitive
law is "violatvo, in many of its provisions,
Of the. spirit and guarantees Of the Consti-
tuition relating TO personal freedom, and Ebhor-
rent TO humanity and Justice
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01
ST.. JouxspunY, Sept II, 1881.

HoUsE BuRNED.-7T The dwelling house OF
Mr. John Vincont Of Fast Montpelier, was
The ere was discovered about s'o'clock in tho
evening, by some OF the family who had been
out 20 some of the neighbsrs, and the alarms
Immediately given, but so rapid was the pro,
grcss OF the fire, that scarcely anything coulo
be saved. The anount ufidSs we have nos
learned. Insured IN the Wa. Mutual i"r S7OV-
Tsf-lsrisiigs- Acssesacr, \, d7fdw one" -
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01

ilay, 20 be- 'lgilant la RUDiling Tor trial AMI
punishment, every such offender,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01

Bank Commissioner George q. West
M Martin called up the bill 60 furnish each
school district with Nelsiors Dictionary
Which viii coufibute onn dollar sod provide
. suitable drsk 'illh bill was discussed hy
Alears BarnetL Martin Of Landgrpya, aad
Resell, ia fiwor by Alessrs Qhandey and Da-
yis b opposiiion, alp the sd raiuliRs ordered
yeas 30, nays o.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01

Amt OF bank fund Sept. 1. 1851, -sIb.2o9,e9
Of which s5oS.of y loaned TO inaividuAis.ARd
the balance 70 the State - Dudy Journal
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-11-01
STATE or FINANCES fOR TIM
YEAR ENnING AUG. o., 1851.
EXPENSES.

LAFIAaEh-
Legislative expenses, including salaries, print.
ing Of laws aud Journals Tor both houses
grand list, adv, laws, additions 10 the BtAtd
library grants by special acts sc. sa2,64l. 10
Executive expenses aud State
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-27

lin Of aec'ia0 FROM $40 To- g.
e,eA, 0,i.c bc lr,, California ma.
ina ittel.,u, 81; $ioto SO zach
GUl,u Seeds arc very scarsc. ml
trH... lal eatj,a,r Gul great q.
hcHl'y IN supplying all thc', need, .
enormous prices.
'ihc rush to Il MUGS exceeds 81
PIE. iun' Immigration. Recent -.
rovciios on the Klamath, Scott, T,in
itv and and other rivers. promise p
rich AMI abundant reward to the ih
lnstr,ot' miner, anl cons"quc ,ur
tho 'rolc iowncr> iup'cm,u:s aver
btisN anal active.
shovel, are scllins at SO PER de-
en. Boots are daily forced Oh at ave
ton, n ahou; cost and charges. The
whole country Is flooded with thcm
\ large lnlia Humber Goods T.
tahlIs1mcnt was sold ont at auction a.
half the y l.~ost prices.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-27

% -tulii j. folly hrl.vc, i' attempt
VDilo s1rrr.,,ul .aoi 49, ,n - De,
hoar i'.i l.i .lt r',..s uu't,o.sh.c As~
been hcan .- iicrsll
Im N,tt CO., EmI><wl,h.. rrur
We have ut,rtrr,Ncl information tlal
the balloon, with Sc, Ncia.cy, 5rsr.n.
j,i >a'-ly at rra,v.cnI abun, u,o
hour. a,lcrIraSins Nau>b.jl Garicn..
the hoyal Duke having fouud The wind
suddenly become aNrr-c 60 lh" pat,t,u.
lar course which, IN his a,al, ionru,,
he meant to take He j.. however, .til.
determined to carry out ht- Intention.
nnl Vii. ascend again n soon ae The
wiui l,c,m". isvorahic -- san.
ARRIVAL or 80 lIr>GNNlA>s -
IisIUruoi. The follow ing has reach.
Cd II. from Liverpool. dated yesterday
The Apio from Constnut;noplc, wti
24D Hungarian cNllcs on board, la.
Just arrived in the NcrSey. She M
chorcd Ia the river opposite the grca
landing stag. Immediately in front @
the town, about hh!i-pad -four otoci
this afternoon ;aul NJ ,lt time J writ,
tbs vessel and her interesting w-s,n
gers arr the object OF considerable al
tractiou. On the Apio being telegraph
Cd this afternoon, Information Of til
| fact was conveyed 10 the authorizes &
: the town. and the chief COMMISSIONS
: of police is making propasa'ions TO :,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-27

O. How is i, that none Of the thun-
der Of Pronunciation, 50 freely bestowed
upon poor Icrmom in reference to her
action Oh the fugitive slave law, is now
heard in view Of the recent law passed
by the legislature Of Ohio Was none
of this wrath cooked up to be used on
a future occasion or are some of our
friends less ready to assail Ohio than
they were to condemn their own State
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-27

TIE EssEx BA>K.-Wc learn that
TIE long pending cases in chancery
against this banl; and the Vermont
Safety Fund, in which many on our
Capitalists are interested, are finally
terminated and that the Treasurer has
paid over to Xabina Newell, Esq. re-
ceiyer Of said bank, s29,225 C5, which
is suf'icien, after paying all costs and
expenses Of settlement, TO pay divi.
dend Of 80 S-lO per cent. upon all claims
allowed by the chancellor, including in
teres; from the time they were present
I'd to the receiver. to the final order,
December II, 1870. The dividends
will be paid a, the Bank Of Newhury
Wells River, on presentation Of the
proper vouchers.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-27

LAKE, EHil OrlE We received a
despatch by ,elelragh lat evening from
Hul,a'o, announcing The a Ti,al oc the
Arrow the fr,t bat which hal work.
Cd ils way into tie lIarLor. Manga
ton. therefore, may be -aid 70 BE- fairly
commenced hi. viii enable holder.
10 toward heir produce from the We
tern port. before the opening q the
cau....- A.Dary Evening Jouga-i.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-27

Tn lIApEAs Courts ~ ONO
On tAe PA OF February, the ON"
leg .a,ul passed ian at securing '"'
tsn,a, d the kaJ,as corpus to per
SOUS claimed rs fugitive slaves In"
STATE, Attorneys axe to take o0' tue
wit; Jury trial is allowed II asked ~
s.iAer party, Zoo appeal provided AVID
ianer A verdict di.charsins the a!!ede
"a iag.tyc, tie claimant attempts /
lab. lin again, sad claimant shah ct
3 msd guilty oi i.,ony.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-27

GoDIY.- O, all the Amcrican month
lies, filled with original contributions,
Cooley stands at the head. The en-
cravings are superb and the typography
IS beautiful In the April No. may be
found poem lay our friend Spencer
rctridge & Co., Agent, for New Ems-
land. Subscriptions received 10y W.
A. Bacon, Ludlow, and II. l.. Spencer,
Rutland.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-27
tbp RutlauA }SrruI0
THURSDAY EyrNING MARcm23t-,I


O. OWING 10 UNAVOIDABLE hin"r"lc-
e. we are compelled this weck to issue
OIL, halt sheet 10 our readers.
The B,yiia9ion Cou,ier intro.
-. ~, .aa,, 1.,r;I, o,,~,r,o,.
''e'' wan . ''''''''
Il" extracts IRON "'a' II cans Il pow
,rlNv article by the Rev. DR.. Bacon on
tic ,,,;,i,r sl,yc lav--aad As tie Cout-
,.r ,,o, a.,
''''''''''N
temps 10 1"a"u''''H'e pun ", ''''0''
in regard 70 TIC views OF DR.. H., or
f,il, 70 ciye onpyo,al Of the same viii
.;..,1.. en- ;.,,o ,ol or,or ",
'"''''.''
fNc lie io'!ow'hS 'A''"c' "H''' ''' ''''
tho grand basis Of las powerful argu-
r~,, Tho Ground upon which the
,..-..tr; ,o soo, no a..
t'1oN'h M lic says
II, lAe law Of nature ana ot NATIONS
slave, v Acuc,cr he has the opponnni-
IS Of putting Himself beyond the reach
Of tie Laws that caslasc him, bas night
60 10 50, an! ~ 60 doing becomes !c-
rally free.
Our own government not only ac-
luawie,lccs the right Of every man to
improve his social condition hy cXraiii'
r,tng himself and seeking "a ne" nome
"'.'eF o'.'. . 'n.' w.. law, !, MIN.
r,lizcs nh c0mers who are wiling to
nhiurc the allegiance in which they
were born; ana hA'!h3 Ma " '''"0''
'"c"'' II "''',', M, ~ w .. l.,'on,;on
los and other laws. No, only so, hu;
our government and even cur existence
n, people Is founded Oh ,'al ''s'. Ill.,,
we nave "''P''cd '''' ''.'''''"'''.n '' g.,
;'EI',n'a"nnn Inf IN our second wa,
with tie foremost empire in tie world
WI" viii tell US tina, na'''' o' VIZ
= wa ''''> ~ - TIr..,.,,;9,, ~ a., I,ol
-, pnss;,n or an Irishman: T.
IL. laws OF Nature then, rs understood
and accepted throughout Va, V'' l.' ~
"o'''' "'' y. , r ,bs slayc wh.
H. escott. from lie reach Of the law
which cn.layc hin, becomes free b.
the exercise Of na'HlA! ana '''''c"'
be T'sh''
Upon the ground that The ''Fu'h
mishty and "'!i pre>Aa we h''s' '''''
fully accord any measure VI ".P' 0'
ton "a the sentiments eNpfeSS'' '''0
that the Courier can "'Sh ana ''r o.
y surprise Is 'hat any o'c o'n'" Z
press doubt u I" 'ne sou"N''eS'
whis abo.itionissN on th!s gFo"''u' "
have never heard an 'n'e!'Seh' IL
well '"''''''c' i'''' - 49,.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-27

Is Chaplin, concerned in ahluctins
slaves, has forfeited his bail, at the
Howard District Court. Maryland. -
The amour, is %IQ,O0Q and Las been
secured to The State.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-27

IiAErER's Nrw NsNTHLY.---Wc
have received from Fe,ridcc Il Go. the
March number Of ths---the prince Of
monihlies Ills No. contains Thomp-
sons Spring, illustrated with several
mos; beautiful wood cnlravings. The
Illustrations Of til. poem are alone
worth double iiIr price Of the number.
Subscriber. supplied free Of postage by
W. \ Bacon, Ludlow, aud II L. Spen.
Ger, Eu,laad.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-27

tD'Mr. Ewlauk is eiil serving as
Commissioner Of Patents, no successor
having been decided on aimee the de-
clinailon ot Mr. Curtis.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-27

e. Hon. Robert Hopkins. from San
Francisco, California, arrived in town
last week, and is now stopping with lis
friends in this place. Judge II. will
return accompanied by his family, in
the steamer the last Of April.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-27

IT." Goyeror Of Massachusetts has ap.
pointed Thursday, t-o loth day pt April
a, lag Of Fasting aai Prayar
IT, Maine the -lmc day Is to Jy kept
fir this Dl,eryau.c.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-27

es.~TLe new cars jus, placed upon
tie Rutland and Washington Railroad
ALE decidedly the most perfect IN N"''"
and beautiful in style Of amy We have
heretofore seen, They were 'nana'"c-
,are-l a, Hartford, Conn
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-27

Is While Two young men, cousins,
Tenny and Whitney, in Marlboro, y.
II. we're prac,cing a, mark with pis-
tolls, on Wednesday, last, the pistol Of
one Of them accidentally went Of, and
the bah passed through the head Of
the other Young man named Whitney
He fell and died instantly. Young Whit
ncy was about TO be married, and was
on a visit from South Orange, Mass,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-27

found ia aho,"cr column. Having seen
and heard these instruments, We CAN
say Il,a, they arc Of a superior quality.
Rich in tone anI highly finished.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-27

cral Of the lovers @; music IN this II
! entity, musical convention VAS held
! On the 18Th ms, al Cas.lctoC, com.
lr.,ius parts Of several chu.rs ia tie
county, and quite 4 large delegation
from whitehall AMI Granville The
meeting Was organized at = J.. NJ, BY
appointing DR.. Cook Chairman, and
Rev. +. J. iIalleck, Secretary. The
exercises were opened by prayer
from Rev. J. Steele. Professor Wood
bury Of New York soon arrived, and
conducted the exercises Of the choirs.
lnsteal Of separate performances Sy /
each choir, more excellent way was :
adopted. All were seated in tie
body OF the church. and united to
form one grand choir Q! some two hun.
drel which dis; layel correct KNOW
! edge IF the science Of music. and dc
I cidcdly good taste in lis execution.
li,,A sacred aul secular music were
introduced into the exercises, from
the Ducina ami Glcc Bo,l. Of which
If,f. W. is the author; a measure
which if alo,tcd in our ordinaI sing
iu9 schools, would render them more
ieasant and profitable The inter.
est Of the occasion increased from
the commencement to tie close Of tic
Convention, which was eyinccA by tie
attendance Of large audience, dur.
/ ing all the scSSiols, bat more cSlcci.
ally on Friday cy ..,ug when the con-
ycnti0n closed. Professor ". show
cd much sliil ii the arrangement Of
the choirs, and {. rrofcsscl kno~l-
edge Of a science to which lie had
devoted s. much Of his life with sig
nal success. lis pleasantly AMI Oh.
yioul flow Of good tcc!irg, and the
voice Of cncouras cement III which he
5 communicates lis instructions, con,
r tribute much to lis popularity ana
= success as a teacher Of music. The
solos executed BY himself which he
intcrsT crscd through the performance
, displayed much taste AID alIropIi
. atcncss, The last evening several
~ .,..,.-l L..
"', 'I'' ~" VIZ r,i =; ,N
~ tC'ay,rr Wv g I;li, s,,;T'"."yy,. ~
the ou,I;,ory On tlc wboIo me- Of.
feet If iii: convention was mos, h,n.
!. nv. whether we REGARD the uaoui9,jty
j Il fcolip, eXistin. among the di0cr
= o,t cl,yirs. the yalaaMs ;u-.ruction
Owe, Inv Prof Woodbury. or tho
" yrr- hon-y mara, irnrros.i1n nalc
I'd unnn loth sinrcrs and srec+,,o.. I,
,c is believed if such convcn,;rnt wor,
IN more frequently held, a Greater inter
r. rst would ha t,it in The crlt:yot;nn -.
:. ,nns;c AMI ,sncc;o)ly nf sarrrl ,ons;c
" VLc snh;,ircA rrs,ln-;oo. ,yc,o nm
o,;,,,ousIy olo,t.1 IT, .Lo W.
,nsn 81, rcrc;,;n,, onl docror;,,, ~,
n ,,r,nss;nns ,naIr n,on ,hnn.e ,nn
IN ,";tl, Lnr;,, .Ln oIoro;.'', 3 ~
i; n"n...,.,;"n "nl ola, r,r H., ,.nr,'1..
III e. ,,a;',;n', s n ,or,aono,t ,rao.;o.
=, Ianact. - No. sdno,.I .(.,';,, =, -:
!" ,;';,.;,n. w., conrn,,.;o,, 'y ,ron,i lnm m
nn .;" e 'io r"r,' ,' o'' .L ~
sn,,,ostoI J., pror Jyn"di-nn .""' :. =
''t 80, 'S,I aa. -o. " Do.',''''
,,'{t nv ~ ,''N,' ''",'J ".f,''"''
,n ~, !: Inc Importance OF sacred nj
10 SIC : not ie'' as II should be an
ms there Is Ntte reason 70 expect It Wi
re- ever t"Ee 'hG Aian pace II Should an
ich aGcolnpIl3h inc 2Ff"I S'od II Is cai'
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-27
ONE WEEK LATER FROM IT.
lDrE.

ONE WEEK LATER FROM II. 4
EUPE.
.;rs,ral 81 TIE Fr5aii.a at .NcDc lo,}. /
Tho Steamship Franklin. from lla,.
rc 9th ic.', arrived at New York a
bout O'Clock. Saturday afternoon.
Ia, Franklin has gold doub'pon- on
f,cich; valued at 2ol,uoD.
Tie Iuc.i.h Government lave an.
dcr'ak"n t. provide -um which VIII
furnish ABOUT I ; 80 each of the Polish
and Hungarian Refugees who have
jus, arrived at Liverpool from Turkey
for the purpose Of paying 1hrir passage
10 America.
Her Majesty Qoccn Victoria arrived
ut the Osborne House, lie Of Wight.
ju-t before the franklin left Cove.
The + Salutel the royal yacht with ,
q aun, rs she passed
The L. ). srigalc ~. Lawrence, with /
American contributions 10 tho Indus I
trial Exhibition. was hourly expected I.
AT Southampton when the Franklin |
sailed 4 grand banquet was TO be ,
gwen on the lith Of March by thc ,
Mayor and Corporation of Southamp-
ton 10 Mr. j. K. Croshin, |. ). Com
sal Il, that port.
ENGLAND.
The Duke or Wellington, having re-
commended Queen Victoria to recall
Lord John Russell, together with liz
associate, III the ministry, on account
Of the inability Of Lord Stanley 10 form
pro,cctioni,t administration, the Wing
Premier had again resumed the rcins
Of power, and no. alteration ia the con.
struction of the Cabinet WAS likely to
take place.
The Wing Ministry is now merely
considered one OF transition. The Pa
pal Aggression bin was to undergo var
ious notifications, anew budget was To
be brought in, and it was considered
probable that Sir James Graham, Lord
Aberdeen. and others OF the Peel par
~, would eventually torn a coalition
with the Wing government.
TIE ENGLISH ANp AMERICAN
STrAMLKs.--Thc Competition between
: lie Cunard ship, and the Americar
steamers still continues at iIavrc, and
is carried on in thc most unfair way
e. " the British company, which will ih'
r aim Of monopolizinr the traffic posi-
a be 10 dlNc The American steamers of
thc line, has agreed in contradiction o
all anrrcme III 10 lower tie rates t.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-27

ALuil In ra.sel tie Legislature
Il llD,.- s4,mrii.e "a Homestead Ia
l..e ,u.e. .. a. t.l .u4 -9.!tr- fra.
.-.e-'..a.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-27

~. wcu,l call the attention. a..
.nc ia want q first
u si,ould 90
ten eer.'sA surc. 20 the Nlter-
Aat .hevtd H.
n, as,s ~ Richardson, 10 be
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-27

Major Morlecai NJ Noah, who Las
for the lat half century been connected
with the New York pres, died "a the
23l inst
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-27

s,~Scra,or Phelps continues conva'
le.ccu,. The crys!polas has lcft HIM
and he i. now suffering from an attack
If rheumatism, which j. aksiy to deia'n
him in Washington for a tc" iays -
Mrs. phelp- ard other friends are Will
lin. Ksg,tcy.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-27

c. Owing 10 unavoidable hiudranc-
e. we are compelled this week TO issue
OILS hals sheet 10 our readers.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-30

The of will books unless lls
payment OF the subscription be made In advance.
Distant subscribers forward BY letter, tbs postage
On which will be paid all ~ ourselves IN .
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER published weekly during shs
sions ID Congress and sesi weekly during
Subscriptions pr period less year viii received
pIoporioned 10 the sboys annual rates.
oV-fosTMAs1Eks ara authorised sgeau;
sending DAILY subscribers. with 10 eacos,d or vvx
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers with sa orv,vs WEEK.
subscribers with $40 enclosed viii be cory Of
same they furnish vi FOR xy~tts
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4 SPECIAL LBARGAINs.-Opened to-day
II 900 pairs all the best aud cheapest Kinds IN
vogue, and varying in price hom 81 I'm per pair up 70
Sl2.
A large lot ofcheap blankets for single beda
bed comforts, well made and thick, OF the
best materials
Those pessns blankets comforts, table linens dam
towels will find much TO their advantage 70 examine
stock.
handsome long BAY State shawis nj all prices
A large OF black bombasins merinoes, and alpacns
IS pieces very handsome low priced table dsmasks Also,
lot Of finer ones
bur table napkins, assorted
towels and toweiings
Of those cheap white hannels
100 do choice csicoes, at 6k cents per yard
do very rich plain black silks, OF that peculiar glossy
kindr
very handsome printed bookings crumb and hoor
100 do very cheap shrtina cottons
so Irish linens, all gndes "fntc linen
do ow-priced "yonese cohs,n or English meHnoes,
NIL shades with mshp other new goods
Terms cash, unless
Good articles. low prices and fair dealing may be relied in all
PERRY BROTHER
Dec ls-laf Opposite the Centre Market.
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TATUEV sT CLAIR CLARKE reop~ped nm
once for the transaction OF and agency business,
Department OF the INTERIOR and nearly IN rear OF
Wizards Hotel, where he boards,
Nov 29-d3m MAT Intel, Republic Telegraph
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SING TO ME LOVE.

Sing 10 me. love! Pm sad tonight,
A weight Of grief is on my breast,
And thy sweet voice alone can charm
My spirit to its won'ed rest.
There's music in the song OF birds,
OF times they make rich melody
Bur music from thy lips, my love!
Is sveeler than all else to me.
Sing to me, love! and let thy voice =
Rise sweelly in some lavorite strain,
For music has holy power
To charm my spirit from its pain.
And when the stars begin to glow,
How sweet the quiet hymn OF eve!
1t whispers OF some far.of land.
Where we a, leas. shall cease to Griev.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-08-29

A SINGULAR CouRT.-In the South Amer
ican Republic of Chill, we learn from an
article in the Christian Review, there is a
domestic court-"a tribunal of fathers t.
decide in the case Of minors complaining oI
the refusal of parents to permit their mar
risge. Unless the defendant can show
satisfactory cause for refusal, the court de-
crces the marriage to take place." The
effect Of his arrane ement. 1t is stated. is to
cause runaway matches to be comparatively
scarce in Chill.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-08-29

BLooMER's ABRoAp,-Two youngsters
of this hybrid genus was lately driving out
in the environ Of one Of our Western cities,
and having occasion TO cross plank road,
they were no,ling biiskly along, when
they were suddenly arrested by ,oll>gate
keeper, who demanded the toll. GLOW
much is ila" demanded they. "For man
and horse," he replied, sit is fifty cents. "
"Wel then get out Of the way, for we are
girls and mare! Get up Jenny and
away they went leaving the man in mute
asionishment.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-08-29
BALTIMORE, Aug. IS.

BALTIMORE, Aug. To-
The Prome,heus arrived at New YORK
on Wednesday with San Juan da'es 10 'he
4th INST, and San francisco TO the 10Th
Jufv. She brings 800 passengers, and
1900 600 in gold on freight, and 100000
in the hands of passengers, who express
rrea, satisfaction At the Nicaragua route.
At San Francisco desperate named
James Sluar, had been hung by Lynch law
on the 10th July, before five thousand peo'
ple. The citizens in other towns were
adopting measures 10 protect themselves,
the laws being inadequate for that purpose.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-08-29
THE COQUETTE.

BY MRS. II. MARION STEPHENS.
Now, pray sir, do be quiet
wonder what you mean;
Indeed, my glossy ringlets
Are shocking TO be seen.
A kiss! weII-did you ever
Hear of so bold man?
kinder think you'll get il,
That is, sir, if you can!
How dare vow he's gong!
Oh, that will never do!
Come back dear Charles-don't 90 away
Pm not much vexed-arc you2
There! there! you needn't mind me!
But pray, remember this:
II you must ask silly questions,
That sometimes No-means-yEs!