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From the same.

Prom the Boston ddrertiso.
Decision OF Mr.. Commissioner HaIlett, In
the Case OF Elixur Wright.
At the opening Of the court yesterday morning
in the case of the United States Eixur Wright
which has occupied two days in its investigation,
MIR. Commissioner Hallett delivered the following
OPINION:
This examination, as it comes before me, is a
preliminary inquiry, by force Of the act of August
23 lS42 9th United States Statutes at Large, SIT,
giving power 20 the commissioners of the circuit
court Of the United States, for any crime offence
against the United States, to arrest, imprison,
bail the party charged, ns the may be, for
trial before such court Of the United States has
cognizance of the offence. To unawlully obstruct
the process. the administration of law, is an Of
fence generally, but the crime here charged in the
complaint upon the defendant is aiding, assisting,
and abctting the person therein named, who was
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Little Mary,

And the aOay she a0oAe up in the Morning
sob I am SO happy :" The little girl said,
AS she sprang like lark from her low trun-
die bed m rr
" Tis morning. bright morning! Good morn
ing, Papa! .-.. ...
Oh give me one kiss Tor good morning Mamma
Only just lock at my pretty Canary.
CHIPPING his sweet ''Good Morning to Mary !''
The sunshine is peeping straigh, into my eyes,
Good Morning to you. MIR. Sun, as you rise,
Early To wake up my birdie and me. 4 WI
And make US happy as happy can be-"
Happy you may be, my dear little girl."
And the mother stroked softly clustering
curl
Happy as can be-but think Of the One
Who awakened this morning both you and the
Sun"
The little one turned her bright eyes with a
nod
Mamma, may say ''Good Morning TO God ~
e Yes. lutte darliug one, surely you may
Kneel as you kneel every morning to pray"
Mary knelt solemnly down, with her eyes
L"ok'ng up earnestly into The skies,
Aud two little hands, they were folded to-
geihei,
Softly she laid on the lap Of her mother
Good morning, dear Father in Heaven" she
said,
II thank thee for watching my snug little bed
For taking good care of me all the dark night.
And making me up with the beautiful light.
Oh, keep me from naughtiness all The long day
Blest Jesus, who taught little children t,
pray" ............ .......7...
An angel looked down in the sunshine ane
smiled, .,
Blu, she saw not the aDgel-that heautifu
child! ......
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End Of a Beautiful Woman.

The celebrated Lady Hamilton was
distinguished above almost every other
woman Of her age, for her personal beau
ty. Her accomplishments were scarce
~ inferior to her beauty. She was skill
led in music and painting she had ex-
quisite taste, and her features would ex>
press every emotion by turns. a
The only occasion on which Beckford
of Fonthill Abbey threw open his splen-
did mansion to company. was when La
dy Hamilton along with Lord Nelson
visited it. All that the wealth Of the
princely owner could furnish, was provi-
ded to give splendor to the scene. The
grounds were illuminated by lamps and
torches, and the interior of the apart.
ments was blaze of jewelry and gold
and silver. Spiced wine, and confec-
tionary in golden baskets, were handed
round to the company, A numerous
party was assembled, and lady Hamilton
shone the envy Of them all. Attired
in q rich costume, she entered with a
golden urn in her hand, and recited some
verses which the company was far too
polite not to applaud, spoken as they
were by one who had such influence over
the hero of the hour, No one was there
to tell her that all this was the decep-
ton; that sin surely carried its own pun.
ishment with it, and that the pleasure
she was pursuing was vain shadow!
Thirteen years after the banquet at
Fonthlll had taken place. q lady buying
some meat Tor her dog, at butcher
stall in Calais. was thus accosted by the
butchers wife
. All, madam you seem benevo.
lent lady, and up stairs there is a poor
English woman. who would be glad Of
the smallest piece of meat which you are
buying for your dog" s. +"
Who then was the grateful eeipitent
of such humble aims? Alas ! it was the
beautiful Lady Hamilton After the
death OF Lord Nelson, deserted by those
who fawned upon her in prosperity, she
gradually became more impoverished,
and died in wretched lodging at Gala
is. Her property consisted only If a
few pawn brokers' duplicates. He: DO.
dy was put into a common deal box,
without any inscription and over the
praised Of statesmen. warriors. poets and
artists. the funeral service was read by
an offic er on half pay. Such was the
end Of the beau iul Lady Hamilton.
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The Attack upon the Prometheus.

By special telegraph from our Wash
ington correspondent, we learn that the
American Mail steamer Atlantic which
was to sail TO. day ~ noon, will be briefly
detained by an arrangement with the
State Department, to receive the mails
from Washington. despatched yesterday
afternoon. Mr.. Webster has written a
despatch to Mr.. Lawrence. our Minister
at the Court Of st. James. requiring him
to ascertain Immediately from Lord Pal
merston, whether the outrage upon the
Prometheus was authorized by standing
or special instructions, or whether it will
be disavowed by the British Govern,
ment. This communication especially
states the outrage is regarded az d.
rect violation Of the first article of the
treaty of April. 1850. Immediate &C
ton is insisted upontowards the settle.
ment Of these difficulties, either by the
return Of Mr.. Bulwer, or by the appoint
ment of some other person with sufficient
authority. The tone of this official pa
per is high, just, and American. Pri
\ VaLe IetlSTS nave also Oeen WTltteH III
structing Mr.. Lawrence in the most ur
gent terms to proceed firmlyand prompt
". Within half an hour after the receip,
Of the intelligence of the outrage, Mr.
Webster addressed letter to the Pres.
ident, recommending the employment OF
competent military armament to pro.
tect our commerce and vindicate our Ma.
tional rights. Vessels of war have been
ordered to Chagres and San Juan. and
San Soeur. The delay in regard to the
execution of the Bulwer and Clayton
treaty has been produced by the domes-
tic difficulties in Central America.
Sir. Marcoletta, who came to Wash
ington to make general adjustment, and
with sufficient powers. as was supposed
now finds himself without responsible
authority to negotiate on behalf Of Mica
ragua or Central America. This is the
great difficulty. The new affair of the
Promethus will compel some positive ar :
rangement between England and the
United States. sar sea la s
". y. Courier and Em0uiyer. Dec. 6.
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Gbt lport's Corner.
Fer the Li,chfeld Enquirer.
pray Always" ..
By r1oAENcE cREENv1LLE.

Child! ere yet thy weary head ..
Rests upon lie lowly bed,
Pray our Father loves the praiSs
Infant hearts and voices raise
He hath said, whose name is Love,
Children dwell with Him above.
Youth! with sunlight on thy brow,
Life seems joyous to thee now
Pray! for g evil days. may come, .r
Shrouding all thy path in glosm'
Through thy darkling way untried,
Bethlehsm's Star alone can guide!
Sinner +! wandering far from God.
Sighting pardon bought with blood,
Pray for Ger thy guilty path
Darkly lowers the storm Of wrath
Pray!-or thy sad prayer may be,
" Rocks and mountains fall on me! r.
Christian! wouldst thou conquer sin
Every foe without, within! I'D
Faint not in thy upward way, -a
Thou must watch, and strive, and pray
Till thy Master says. g well done,''
Leave the Cross and wear the Crown
.Neto Preston, Dec. 6.
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a Nut fer ths Gspleglsss.

Hiram De Witt. OF this town. who has
recently returned from California,
brought with him piece of the aurifs-
rous quartz rock. of about the size of a
mans fist. On Thanksgiving day il was
brought out for exhibition to friend.
when il accidently dropped upon the
floor. and split open. Near the center
OF the mass, was discovered, firmly i'm
beded in the quartz and slightly coro-
ded, a cut iron nail. of the size Of a six
penny nail. It was entirely straight, and
had perfect head, By whom was that
made :? AT what period was it planted
in the yet uncrystalized quartz? How
came itin California ? II the head Of
that nail could talk, we should know
something more Of American history
than We are ever likely to know. 500
''i4S''H "9.9 Springfield Republican,:
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For the Litchaeld Enquirer.
The Trinity OF the Scriptures.

NJ soLYMAN BROWN.
The Con who rules unnumbered worlds.
And calls them all his own. '
To endless years, through all his apovks.-
Shall be as FArHER known.
But when, to save apos.ate man.
To earth in fiesh he came.
His human nafsOe was his Son,
And JESUS is his name.
The HOLY SPIRIr he is called, .-
When. in the souls of men,
He breathss his goodness and his truth,
And gives them NE again.
Whatever name our MAKER bears,
Rcdeemer. Lord. OF King. 4t
To HIAG the tribute Of our heafts
IN grateful praise we bring.
.Nssp Yoyk. Nov 10, 1851. ~ 3 #l
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HrcHFELD CONN., THURSDAY IS,

rich and varied resources of the world,
and employ them in the furtheranee Of
his own benevolent designs.
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). G.. BATTERSON'S
MARBLE WORKS.

Hartford, Conn. "a
Monuments and Tomhs Of American and
italian Marble. Baptismal Fonts. Mu.
~ raj Tablets. Urns. Vases. Nantes
Table Tops, Italian Tile for st
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Hartford. June LIST. -. d.. ,..- u. IVA
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R. sWes.s.Sasa0se,
AZ the Old Stand.

~AS Sss0 OSOS 0sNsseSs
-A HAVING procured an assistant
Matchmaker and Jeweler, will
continue TO do any and ell kinds
e watch Tepauring and watch jeweling that
may be intrusted to his care in the best man-
nsr and on reasonable terms, no pains will be
spared To give satisfaction 60 every customer
Thankful for past tav0Es he would solicit the
continuance Of the pdhlic patronage. On hand
choice assOrIment Of Watehes Jewelfy and
silver ware IL low prices Cor Cash. r t1aa
Liteh6sldS May l0SlS D. Us ter 30