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SHERIFFS SALE.

s'. Of H RsT5ass ~ N
QY VIRTUE Of an alias writ Of seizure and
ID sa,s to s directed by tbs Honorable Fh
Neweans will proesad ss Puhlis
City Exchange ST. Louis oetwen
hartrss Royal Streets THURSDAY August 49, issa y u
XcERTAIN LOT OF GROUND ai,1ss T. The ~
Soils streets, designated BY the No H. dsan By
Hei the Sd Of February 1885, am dspeiea n ne os
Of H. Notary and thrt-two as
front hundred and set seven sns
and m lines depth A,el her wi,h Al ne
BUILDINGS AND thereon con..tus e
FRAME HOUSE entiniug four anil two
house divided nts two ard &
the TO
herein, Of May 1851 act pasaed nsors VIM
| MonsxhNn Notary Public. & 49, 4f.sI sin
| Seized in the above suit. go $500
Tsrsis-The e4s5 81, with at
$500 sals $3.50 nom ia,h
May 1852 also s95 81 nom Us. Maa IN s day SUI
Yahcn the the balae purchaser
the the notes pg d me n
| = JAMES P. FRERET ~
| ivs1 anal Sher,H o IN. Parrish offssivyre
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-.SH ElAlf + . SALE.
FIssr p;sr,, ,unrl ELIZA DAVENPORT tcha4
NEwoni Itrsi Ml AEL FAHkELl lss ms 80


,uHrl ELIZA DAVENPORT wife IN Achasl +
OF lFsi No sss = - -
pY VIRTUE of q writ of tsri facias to me
~ Honorable First District Court Of Ss.0Eleape
will ~ public suction q.
st hetween ChArtrsh and
Royal streats 1855, II oicck
l.. VACANT LOT GROUND atassd in thu hnhourg An
bounded by Benou Eu!erpa
shofe nns suburb and
number plan drawn BY Geo
Surveyor l April 49, 9 depos ted 10 the office q
Notary iub salt lot et from %
Liberty hundred and twenty-five tset IN depth esIw.su
which Ied y ~ Fas-
On the Ith April, sie.
,iaton number twelvn
Aelpomeis and tbs disi
suhurb Annun= and !he suburb Lsorrse,
the parenr plan annexed to
passed before Notary Public January is4a said let
thrty,rr 6eponens
street. tirty.o hch and 1--WE in the
ont On the depth
nehes I've Hines hs line that div % II from lot nr
inch and four tho line TINT
lot heI Ave Together viii TWtsS1 DRY FaAME
HOUSE CHEN. and lNESTORY FRAME DIV LING.
eng property acquired by said Farrell by an act passed
H. b. Genus Notary Public, dated nth January sls
| Seized in the above suit.
| en- the spot. JAMES r. FhEhEI, }
| vI
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JosT COMMITTEE OF JEFFERSON PARIsH-The Joint Com
mttee Of the o. parish have elected
Mr. William NJ. Waters, President Mr.. jesse Gilmore
Secretary ut salary Of $3.50 per DR. Philip Yei-
Physician of the Parish Jail salary Of Sl10 per
the propretors of the Louisiana State Repub-
official Printers at salary of 500 per Mr..
Berlin Ghiiders Guardian of the Courthouse and Jail at
a salary of 1920 per annum and Mr.. Michael Rogers
Watchmen Of the Parish Jail salary Of 1920 per
The following committees for the ensuing year
appointed Caims--Messrs. Watkins Meege and
Labarre Lnprorements-Messrs Labarre, Wadde and
Burke.
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81 IMPORTANT TO PROPERTY OWNERS! Z
BY-jdgcscntes. Point,

7!
By5dgescntesr Point, ID
FOR WOOD BRICK AND oTs1EA BUILDINGS, srKAsaBoAys
SHIPS, RAILROAD CARS, DzPoTs AND ALL OUT
DOOR wosg, ALSO non ALL KINDS OF
- IRON WORE, AnOvE AND
- UNDER WATER - .-.-.-
fB attention Of the public respectfully called u following
eRDGEwATER PAINT. lii
unnecessary for the EIGHT MONTHS
South. fy sstsbed, nd
offered public FIRE AND WEATHER PRO
TECToR EVER DISCOVERED. s9,s
CERTIFICATE OF Jno. r. MILLER, OF ATTAKAPAS
July last. induced .gp she Mas1. rsas Y
as.s: 5SsssI
VI s sss =: s;S
ss a.'
Ns-rssri., Asss,pas Zach asssS Is. 1884,. -
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN ST. CLAIR rHoMAssoN,
OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
Is as,I Z. pA svs
sssss II IS
7: RSs u szsss
ni NsWo ne December Z, ISL. "
CERTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, OF
TowBoAT PoRPoIsB.
IsEs PANT for hi .ssh y M e. e G.
70 s L. s s Nc
sh q q:
Il Est NJ
s.rdI asssb I'll 9a 49, Captain
oEnT1FIoATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
. =. OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK CO.. ~
Having had LOUISIANA DRY DOCK With BRDak
sss1s s a dsp 7S M he ne
PoRPoHE We shssrfuly recommend sid PANT su-
f z A' aaisass, HUGHES vA1LET = THoMAs,
wv IF. WHITNEY = ' ~ - -. ~. =
Neworiean.. February 4, tss: ,.
CERTIFICATE OF JOSEPH BENSON, PAINTER. =
sp sss s s e
I 1ts
M any s II
use ss'l' u
New orleanas February ., 1853. 1873 Camp strsst
UNDERWRITERS CERTIFICATE. -
e. % Is nd esTse \ arsfs ssa
gFe these Ore preference where the
sysss ss as
| EDW OGDEN Agent 2. General sss M I9sl
1oHs PEtT ssiasP Pls se NssaSaa.a
bis q .ATzass ssssalgs ssss'i.s.
In addition to the above the genta
equally respectable pares seen on
cation among which those Of Captain NJ Robbn
ship Leoes; Captain VIM Cu.s of ship Charles Cooper D. G.
clun hsstn Engineer Erie Railroad Brevet Lsr
H. aice, NewYork Ascnal r. g. Smith, Ieutenant a
Military Academy Wet Point Oliver
lee now secrstsry) Of the Hudson River PA
Company eso.,e, &C BoGERT AGO. Camp street.
Agents Of louisiana Mississippi Alabama and Tex
| suB-AaENTs IN NEW ORLEANS.
| hIaasrs. PRIESTLy J. BtEN.
y sbFes#rs. J. WATERMAN d Co. saf
JOHN STROUD CO. I.
\ E. aaophERsoN, No. 80 Camp street,
AT NoBTLE-yANIEs a. WHITAKER,
49,. VIcKSBURG-RYRSEA ANDERSON.
| fvrSTOS--JONES UFFERD.
BATON RtNraF-LFVI KEIJUM.
! ATTAKAPAS-C. B. G. wtITLDEN sp96 dASVE
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PUNISHMENT IN sSpAArRA-The natives put the crimi-
nal into hole tie both his hands, and make him kneel
down, The exeeutioncr then stabs him with spear
the left shoulder the criminals hands loosened
xecutoner jumps upon presses into the hole and
him with earth instanansonsly two people fight and
The wound pays eight dollars goat cabong Of white
CLOTH and bundle of the goat is sacrificed and
the priests assembled to pray If the body wounded
the line is four dollars fowl, yellow rice and
For smaller offences hoggng with rattan is the usual
punishment, Anderson, 5E 4Ssgg
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NV PsroL.-The editor of the Hartford Courant
describes pistol patented by Mr. Christian Sharp
the inventor Of the celebrated rife 1t is rifle pistol,
light and compact but of great power and fires with
nrkable exactness The target pierced at distance
Of three hundred yards and have doubt that the
pistol would do execution at much greater distance.
Though not revover.ft be fired with great rapdity
less time than the number with Colts pistol though
for few shots the latter would have the advantage At
tached to ii is saarps patent Primer of the simplest
yet most effective Inventions made for this purpose
lit never als, in whatever position the pistol may be
placed.
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! sHERTFFs SALE.

:
FounrH Dsrarcr counrlIH HIRAM WILSON sTEAlZER
ayNxwoALsass. "a TOW AND OWNERS. No ssiI-
u dsc1sd by the Honorable District =
Orleans sail a.
ST. Louis
ehsrrs. and Royal stree SATURDAY august ~ n y
The tsTEAsEEg LssoNss. t5sstssr Win an kssy
Fnrnitnre, Ia kle, Appares Machinery, etc.
Seized in tho shove suit
Terms cash the spot. y JAMES z. FRENEE
rp4i Shs-iF ~ the PsyiEF ~ fyfeHts
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GERMAN EMIGRANTs' MARRIAGES A. BREMEN. Mr.
Yoke, Of the Savannah Republican, in letter from Bre
men says
THE Consul here drives considerable business in the
marrying line. On the day of my arrival he united %
couples-al emgrants about to sail for America. The
laws of NewYork and Bremen require these marriages by
the Consul. There, unmarried with children
expecting to have them, land without giving
heavy bonds Here, the laws do not allow them to get
married by clergyman unless they have property enough
to support family Hence, the duty falls the Consul
OF ali those who to the Consul to be married. four
bs have bcen living together before and have nice little
families already
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sHERIFF's SALE.

b. SHERIFF'S SALE ~
stsoss Ds,.ssn ceUH1JEAs raAIos vs.; z H sArAnLz
RY VIRTUE Of writ Of Teri faciss ~ -
y directed BY Honorable .hs sscond Dsris cet aNsw
ton IN front ~ Tho sset6 1ksca sq esse -
cisytun August 3ssss oe1oek
+ FOUR BREAD CARTS.
Seized abovs yrIs ste1ss
Trna-Tha being said csr:s vi b
dsfmsy adjudsased and last bidder oa what III
bring at twelve eetr purchaser fdrnisAnS tn6 viii
- .7Sss.''s JAMEg p FREREF, 80
ira au7 So ahsrtr- esrsh u f,vts.a1.
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CoNsTABLES SALE

n, q ~, = 2 v5 ~ = -
Pssfss oaL.Ass. RAY: .. No, rs -. = a.
pY VIRTUE Of writ Of feri facias TO -
II directed b7 Jo1so Second Juses n -
Peace The Parish entitled wM
ed 70 sell BY pobie auction. THURSDAY Juss 1851 y -
o'Gisex H. the pTemiSa-
AtL IMPROVEMENTS thu (cornsr ths aiss
Poyirxs Tie y q
scissu consisting FRAME BUILDING, BlACESMTH
Stissd Ia The above sauss. 1sf ft " 548s
TERCss he the purchaser nd fnpsc
iyisisas - GEoRSH y. PEARSON cssss<ssss
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A DouBLE MuRpER.-The Henderson (Texas) Flag Of
the Union gives the following of the
two men which occurred in that vicinity recently:
Our town and country within the past few days. has
presented of greater excitement than have
beheld which produced by the killing Of of
highly esteemed and worthy fellow citizens Mr.. Adam
H. pitner was killed. Saturday evening the 10th inst
by Riley w. Pierce, in the town of Belevew, village
about twelve miles north of Henderson Pierce made his
escape and has not since been heard FROM Unsurpassed
he will make for Mexico There other parties sup
posed to have been concerned in the killing of Ptner
some of whom have been arrested and in Jail
awaiting a trial.
On Tuesday evening fellow townsman, John s. Ca
rhers was killed by Joseph md David Pierce, who
in custody Of the sheriff charged with being in
the killing of Ptner. Upon the killing of Mr. Carithers
the excitement became most intense much that it
with great difficulty the friends of Pitner and Garth
We gratied that the parties prevailed upon to
desist and believe that the law will be executed
and that no violence will be offered the prisoners The
facts and circumstances connected with the killing Of
Ptner and Carhers do not feel at liberty to publish
inasmuch they being jucially investigated, and
we forbear further comment.
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d,
SAN JUAN DEL NORTEPer steamship 1874
DeweySiS2 Maegennis-s5oM Mrs Ed SardsTota sire.
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
DONALDSoNyIEP steamer Music Is hh "a hhd sugar, IL
bh moasas Wa ker dco-2 hhds Darby Treinoueg
do Roman Kemon2 bbls bbs mo'asse Tlngha do
Squres-5
Iete hco-sundries
BAL2EPer steamer Fashion: hhds 81 bbs moas
1nauxeiG0 bbls 81 bbs mosses White &eoa3 k. 1871
potatoes do osons SKIS II bbs
BAYOU SARAPer New Itoua % bbls moasses
cunnon, Carroll &co-sundies to order.
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AMERICAN EsrERPaIsE-A writer in the Kingston (Ja-
maica) Journal speaking of rich copper mine recently
discovered Metcalfe in that island. says
Mr. Arthurs. the American Mining Captain, is the for
tunac who discovered this mne the steep part of
the surface Of which appenrs to have been washed off by
the heavy rains. leaving Immense surface Of
bedded in bush and vegctatYe matter The Americans
indeed going ahead Of the English mining companies
in jamaica for they in possession all human
appearance. of Of the richest and most promising
copper mines probably in the world Jonathan expect
and not john Bull-though the captain himself may be
aJohu Buii-wi have the credit Of being the first dis
coverer Of enc Of Jamaca's richest occult treasures
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The jews OF PRAouE-Mr. Weed, of the Albany Even
ing Journal in letter from Prague, the Bohemian CAPT
tai, says;
There is usual in European cities Jews Quarter
but they not formerly shut up after given hour in
the evening 1t is said that this colony of Jews estab
shed themselves here Immediately after the destruction
of Jerusalem They preserve all the customs and pecu
liarties and Jews according to the of the
srictest of their sect They wear long flowing gowns
and hats without rims They have five synagogues seve
raj schools. magistrates and town hall of their
Though living in the midst of Others they wholly and
entirely distinct people. The statistics of Prague show
that the Jewish inhabitants increase faster and longe
lived that their immediate neighbours
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MEMORANDA.
EXPORTS

to The steamship Pampeo reports the following vess sa
Juan Del Sorte the 2lst inst Batk Elizabeth gs Mechanic
Fashion, The steamship Promethaas 2st i1
NewYcrk, with 100 passengers,
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s9E HHEEIFFS BALE. n -
srccxr pIsrnIcI cornri RoUNAGE ANDY BEEMupEL
q o,NrwORI..xs- lTEsTEMENTARYE xECuIoas e AZ.
TnNE CAVALIER AIMEE CAV JLERs W.EEof ].
lard, AHDJ. r 9EAUREGARD HER HUSBAND
10y VIRTUE of writ Of seizure ana sele ~
0Esana The shove entitled s.ss III ~ q
chars aud Roya streets, = =
n. g5.' l-tS
The following named SLAVES fz :. 800 -
ALExA DER alto, aged about n JuII ~
aged about le years.
\ Seized ID the suit.
Terms eaab spot- IAN96 r. kEEME1s
iyl5 rs aus t6 sbeff ~ shs fAd1A ~ Orleans
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LvERPooLPer ship windecro bales cotton bids
y hhis tobacco.
oAMPEACHYPers chr Joyen -four
bale cotton, 10 Kegs butter.
HAyANAPcr sr Parry 1914 lard, 3l
potatoes, LOO bbls onions, 400 sacks oats.
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sherman's New Patent Truss
=1F AND
RUPTURE REMEDY
--%b WILL EFFECT
ERMAN EMIT CURE.

IH- This TRUSS ia ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM ALL
OTHERS form and gsnspis Of acton oaasqgsny sas Pss
attributed heretofore in The pressure il
being comparatively light in bad Rupures can be
he openings thereby
The most re ~
pnced beyond the danger Of Or any o.
practice afflicted with Hernia 10 select
to themselves, bad and dangerous pr
who understand and
the Of Rpptrea Let IL BE- that ha
best Truss NAV INJURIOUS the OF EuEtu
Piled properly lifted therefore, have concluded 70
NO AGENCIES 10 sell and apply the TRUSS osIV ~ my ~
| ST. CHARLRs New Orleans.
he Eir EE1 the door. mhs iVnX
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suB-AGENTs IN NEW ORLEANS. s
hIsasrs. PRIESTLY J. BtEN. =.
6fesHrs. j. WATERMAN Il CO.. sai
JOHN STROUD q co. -
X. RICHARDS.
{. MACPHERSON, No. 20 Camp street
AT MoBILE-JAMEs a. WHITAKER,
yICKSBURG--BYRSEA ANDERSON.
GA vrSTOS--JONES h UFFERD.
BATON Rlt1aF-tFVI KEIJUM.
ATTAKApAS-C. B. 9. wHTtDEN. apps dAWT
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ID EsOLVED, That the Comptroller sell at
u apior highest bidder after days notice, all the
buildings nproy. the line Of Eupbrosyne this
First District the buildings be removed ~ days after the adu
dcaton of the same. Terms Of payments sh.
ISigned1 JAMES ROBE,
| President Board Of Aldermen
tsignedl FRAS9 ALPUESTE,
| President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
| Approved 18th Jaiy, 1852 n o,oss,,,>, ~
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A VIS.-Les soussignes, ayant etc NOMINEES
IN CONAIISsAfRES DESTINATION FIT D'ASstSsEMENT, en-
ve dun rre de on ssconde Cou. de Pstrie. Dc "a
acueemen NAPOLEON jusqua Ia Meare ct
estimation jns equitable des e dopnases
propeaes rpecis utres
dams les tes popri4tes equss dans hut
tou inteesees qus depose %
de bureau do sr.fr de la dte second Con % Dist
poeee Commune de popris te adacents e
6tre exae la lo
notifies par pre-
icurs annonee du present dit
Ia dite conhne dams lie
temps outes les don" les dos ct Dteres son
dR de dix apra
la derniere publication de cet.e avis
j. CALHOUN, fCommssares
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FURNITURE, ETC.

Holm d. BURGEN has removed his -
- FURNITURE STORE from No. 40 70 No. 50 8AGA-'3
lsE STREET, Immediately opposite ne Arcsdsf Were
continuance tie hetes hersthfora
Tosnh . prbfic-. Z pSe U
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CEnTIFICATE OF THE MANAGERS AND AGENTS
. -. OF LOUISIANA DRY DOCK CO.. ~
Having had the LOUISIANA DRY painted hs BRIDGE
PAINT isa thoroughly tested, FLY eolsur 10
Of PoRPOsE We shserfuly recommend sid PAINT su-
PEHIOR ARTICLE
(HieEsdl HuGHEs vAILETT d THOMAS
@#& Lnuissns Dosk Yard.
], p WHITNEY Co.,
Agents LouiaiahA Dry Dock Co.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-03-19

IiARouN' Ell RAsHrDa REDIyIvus.---
Late letters from Constantinople relate
an unecdo,e tof the Sultan, which is
quite worthy iofr the Arabian Nights -
A rich Armenian had lost a portfolio,
contaitIngfoui hundred thousand lpias-
tres, and for which he offered reward
of fortyslhousaud. The portfolio was
found, and the reward claimed by avery
honest saand poor old man--but the
Armenianyin order to escape payment,
then declared that the portfolio also con-
lained very valuable ring, which the old
man must have stolen. The affair was
brought before the Sultan, who, having
ascertained the honesty of the old man
and the wel-known avarice Of his advers.
ary, decided that, as the Armenian de.
clared thathis portfolio contained a ring,
this could not be the one he had lost.
and that he had better return it to the
old man md continue 10 advertise for his
own. riVo Z ndi rHrIE eaue.iard
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,diDREADruL RAILROAD AccrDENT.-One
ofthes most fearful accidents occurred re-
Gently near to Equmauk, on the Erie
Railroad. In turning a Curve, at the
speed Of about 20 qmiles an hour, one
of the Rails gave way andthe last car on
the train, lwithall its passengers, was pre-.
cipiiated down an embankment 30 feet
into the Delaware River, which was then
filed with floating ice. II was sometime
beforethe car conldsbe reached from the
shore; and, the passengers were taken
ont at openings Gu. in the topof the car
-Four were killed and about 20 Or 30
badly injured by ,hsa fall and by the
water and frost. sosi yanl j GOD i0. .aiii
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RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTIONS The ques-
tion as TO the constitutionality of county
subscriptions to railroads is in a fair way
for decision by the Supreme Court oI
Ohio, now in session. Mr., STANBERY
yesterds v morning, moved the court, OF
behalf Of. the Cincinnati, Wilmington
and Zqnesville Railroad Company, for an
alternative mandamus TO the county com
,missionets, Of Clinton county, TO compel
them to issue bonds for the stock SUBJ
scrbed by The county. Mr.. PueH made
similar motion on behalf Of the Stcu.
|benville Rail'oad9d'We understand that
ihe constitutional question is directly in
,.goIved 10 these cases-and that they will
probably be argued this week.-O. S.
Journal.
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DEFINITION OF "A. LIREL.-The follow

X DEFINITION OF a. LIBEL.--The follow.
ing definition Of a libel, was gwen BY
Judge Shepley. Of Maine, in the case d
the Gardiner Fountain. We publish 1t
because the views are more in accor.
dance with justice and right than those
held by Judges generally on this subject
The old notion that the greater the truth
The greater the libel, we are glad TO see,
is being discarded from the bench: d
.aaeThis publication, ! Inbound to say,
as matter Of law is violation Of the law.
that il is illegal is wrongful, is immoral
Still, II such be the character, the law al
lows The defendantsto 10 provebahe roth
and stand ins,i6ed.ao So, that 'oheneuer be
the character ofttespublication, truth Is
its justification III is unlawful and i'm
moral for one to call bis heighbor a thief,
but If he prove The stands acquitted. The
truth takes away the immortality. $50
mighty lathe power of truth, that in The
eye of fthe Jaw, TO- write Or rspublish, the
truth is never Immoral. A man may enc,
SPEAK Tie truth. ana be blameless, and D,
entitled To commenaation for speakiag IT,
sa'Wel have heard oftsoine Judges who
differ withJudge Shepley, very materially
"a hint is as good as kick. ."--Det. Tri
bune.
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+, t.Aa... - From the National Era,
THE PEACE OF EUROPE. T"

"Great peace in Europe! oOtderfeign z
From Theirs hill 10 Danube's plainay'
So say her kings and priests; so say
The lying prophets Of our day. Nnli
ca lay TO earth listening ear; y2a'a"1la
The tramp Of measured marches hear. 81
The rolling OF the cannon's wheel,
The shotted musket's murderous peal, '1''
fTNe night alarm, the sentry's call, g ieam
The, quick-eared Spy in hut and hall,
From Polar sea to tropc fen, n
The dying groans OF exiled gisyfls q
The bplted CELL, the galley's chains,
The scaffold smoking with lis stains: 9'e''
Order--the hushl1of brooding slaves. IrsH0l
Peace--in dungeon vaults and graves. u fid
Oh Fisher! With i,hy worldwide net e hf
And snares inleyery water set,b egaEI {
Whose tabled heys Of heven and he'll ,n4
But barred the patriots prison cell, r...
And open wide the banquet hall,
Where kings and priests hold carnival!
Weak vassal tricked in royal guise, 1b
Boy Kaiser with thy lip Of lies; lalr5iirsg /
Base gambler for Napoleon's crown, sI a.,
Barnacle on his dead renown!
There, Bourbon Neapolitan, t'h i'i" 81
Crowned scandal, loathed Of tGod and man;
And thou, fell Spider of the North!yo .Jail
Stretching thy giant feelers forth, "a. ea,ia
Within whose web the freedom dies
or nations eaten up with flies;
Speak, Prince and Kaiser, Prizes. and Czaf,
II this be Peace, pray what war! npe
White Angel Of the Lord unmeet
That soil accurs'd for thy pure feet, "t ~ ''
Never in slavery's desert flows .DslAatni g
The fountain Of thy charmed repose, a5,g0
No tyrant's hand thy chaplet weaves
Oflillies and Of olive leaves,
Not with the wicked shalt thou dwell,
Thus saith the Eternal Oracle, ass ,W
Thy home is with the pure and free, lsa,t,; #.
Stern, herald Of thy better day, .t.
Before thee, to prepare thy way,
The Baptist Shade of Liberty, 10 s5mfn "a
Gray, scarr'd, and hairy-robed, must press
With bleeding feet the wilderness! tn aaat
oh! that its voice might pierce the ear ~
OF princes, trembling while thy hear
A cry OF the old Hebrew seer: 'Ut n' ti1N
RErEAr!GoD's KINeDoM DRAwErH NEAR! 9g,
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Russia,ia lS52,w celebrate, through.
ou the, vast ezpapse Of her empire, tbe
comple,ionsof her ,thousandth year Of ma
tional existance; which will be KEEP: with
all the solemnity due 10 the Importance
of the event. The Russian empire was
founded in S52;in which year the Rus
SLAMS made their appearance on the
shores Of the Bpspborus, a, Warangiers.
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Three out Of the four Representatives
in Congress from the young State ol
California, last hailed from Ohio, two Of
them being natives. WELLER was from
Hamilton, McCoRKLE from Dayton, and
MARSHALL from Cincinnati Gin. Eng.
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Lord Campbell has laid down as q
rule that every plaintiff or defendant who
is TO be called as a witness must be out
of court from the commencement Of the
case until be is put into the box, and
that as soon cs he has been examined he
must again leave the court. .'''i'"s ,s''" y
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BEAyTIFuL Picture. "A mother
teaching her child to. pray. is an objec, al
once the most sublime, and tender the
imagination can conceive. Elevated
above earthly things, she seems like one
of those guardian angels, the companions
ofour earthly pilgrimage, through whose
ministration we are inclined to do good
and turn from evil. l.,o. i.,t,.,,e ni.f ,fe,