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From the Louisville Jeurs
THE LAST VISIT. ITO IDA.
1rememher that final greeting,
had come for parting call,
We seldom were sad before at meeting,
But that one was saddest Of oil.
Yet parted we, not as lovers part
fAs lovers we never had met.
With 1uvering lip and throbbug heart,
And cheek with tear-drops wet.
Iquietly took your hand,
As We sat in that moonlight door,
And I spoke Of my home in distant land
And that we two should meet no more.
Ny voice did not alter tone,
My puises-I calIned them too
And my words as tranquil and cold as your own
When bade you that last adieu.
have doubted all human feeling
Or that could e'er feel again.
But emotions too deep for outward revealing
We're thrilling my bosom then.
thought. as we sat in the door,
Of the pleasant hours long past,
We had spent so often together before,
And this on. must be the last. -y
How lfe's moments in value will Tise,
Like the books of the sybil OF old,
And they lessen in number increasing in price,
Till they cannot be bought for gold.
The moment Of parting drew near 1888.
And stifed a half-breathed sigh,
But neither voice chauged-neither eye had tear
While we babe each aquiet Goodbye
We are parted 'tis likely forever
That meeting perhaps our last,
But no change Of fortune or distance can sever
friendship thus linked with the past.
The mem'riea cherish for yon--
Your friendship will never reproye them,
And their freedom from passion i. not less true,
Than that time can never remove them.
Louisville August "a, 1852 f.sR.
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MUSIC STORES, ETC.
sADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

TAJEWARK, NJ, sADDLERY Ware &C.
~ Houss-ANpREw G. BULL Co. No. Is cs Canal ss;as.a
Manufacturers Importers iSADDLERY and SADpLEWAAE
constantly hand large snd complete assortment Of
tpr Hogakna 3ADDLTs' T6oIs Trimming every do
ssiip.ioy, at no. Is CANAL STREET.. :, 49,, co
sig iydaW ANDfLW i. buiL q Co'
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Wnrcx OF THE star BrasciE hiss besaus
received Of the total wreck Of the ship Blsnche
Lord Norths Island. The Blanche, masts
her passage from sngapors to Ningpd China md
had proceeded through the Java Sea, Pitt and
passages to the pacific, whom, the 3rd Of ReFnyAt
NJ, the weather being cloudy and thick, the yssss
hour sunk alongside the reef win All ssils o.
the surface of the reef there only eight feet
having had large hole kaoeked n her i'd, shiek ~
obliged to be stopped up with old -
sudden sas a he calamity ss.
time to get drop Of water With this limited Bppy -
provisions, the captain mate, and crew conssti1e g
left In the boat Soon after they fell In With
whale boat bottom up. * <. =
Having righted her, the gunner, carpenter cook ea
four put board with bfscuits and dSss
ted to keep in company Both then left the s6oal ~
Island The oIlowinc niaht The boats parted
and nothing has since been heard Of the Mhsis ne1t
After rowing for two days and ngats sne
of adverse current and then stood IN
in hopes of falling with some vesssi noanc g
was Fortunately in the boat and served for
The unfortunate relieved each other u rowing and
after ave ays Of fatigue made the Islands Of syAnE
and Wyapg and the next day reached the Island %
Bababouk they found some fresh water and some
she'll on the beach No human beings having made
ihar appearance it was supposed that il vas uninhah
| tied. II. 81 srsssitxs /. :
eoud and sailed for the Island Of Gagy Hhara they
fn,nd some natives After having been supplied with
freshments the crsw, who suffered severely fro 4A&Eua
from rowing under tropical sun without water
to qucnch most intosraba thirst refused toproceed
whereupon Captain Teddrpgton, Mr. Ross chif osesf,
q Lascar seaman and Chinese servant euberAed sna
in two days reached the Island Of Geby The kajah vfu
is brother Of the Sultan Of Tdors, treated them
kindly they enjoyed his hospitality for thirteen daye q
recruit their wasted frames and the 2th of Iehun
i the Raiah forwarded them to Batavia. & !.
Arriving there on the 26th they were themes ksn =
Wea, in Gililo whence they went overland tn Ra4c
thence to Gets and from Geta crossed over to Tovs
where the Houge fleet about to sail for New GNne
to collect tribute and bring back slaves From
they were conveyed to Teruata arriving the TIL
March The captain here found part of the crfE tta
had ren,aiued OF Gagy In prison. They had BEEN Ly0ug
by the natives and delivered UP to the Dutch autrit
who, not considering the aecNunt they a thes
satisfactory had them confined but released them I'll
arrival Of the captain Hs With his mate procfcsd IN
Portuguese vessel to TInoT Kupapg. and with gret
deal Of dihcuty succscded m obtaining passage T.
Chinese junk to Machsar Thence, etter eucouptCriu
innumerable psriis and suffering auch nnd
burning without shade shelter they take
board the British ship Amelia Captain Maiden. an
conveyed to Singapore
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LACEY s. CO., 81 St. Charles street,
y ~ HRANSI oE LACEY PtiILLiPss CELEBRArED HAR
Offering the finest and most
ES- REPAIRING STRICTLY ATTENDEnTf1 fa9T iykW
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INSURANCE. COMPANIES.
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company.

5 ncoafofmity with the Of their charter ccaplny
submit the following Etttemsnt:
Of peus yesrendns July
6s punt Of renuanpon July 9l al
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uermony Diyision No ls, 8 Of following the
Ws Mous1 R. WIS., Ho.ssscx a. r p .nhss
n joas MrYrR l. s. Gorpisc. o. TIL,
n,ess EVERY MONDAY EVENING II Temperance Halt ss o.
aifNsa
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4 AND WARRANTS fuhUnASED -sssyss
IL a or LOCATED-Eeders Lanl under
Ast OF 2sh September, 1885, kelfusry -
4 md dersigued. -
f Tho1e disposed so n their ssantslseaed
the ehceHt pubo each
aaS iSs''s' faTSSka Wa, oRTs ss
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= sas- PillLApELsHIA SADDLE Assp TRUNK WAREHOUSE,
No 90 rayier sS. RODS Co., Robb Fsirbap)
Phiaiepha
by or and prepared to offer % deslers
follows sADDLERY, saddleIy HARDwARE HARNESS LEAH
MATERIALS, TRIMMINGS, etc. ,l7sfll-s7 ~ -59s-
tX- Purchaser are invited 70 call. 81 S,n
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Esobssses 8 EH6s,s'sss g50,e's
DAGUERRE0TYP AND STOCK DEPO,

:
Thin yeknosn establishment hsSing thoroughly repaired
aoarted ths propeo public
atborpcfuRE LEy where Portraits trnishod OF aiszoa
- tbs taostslF erior siyie and huish
N Aopsnoy0 lted outWith complete at ths l?r
TUES viii Eox and extra Tahs for senty-se deas
QuiE working Tubes Plates; and Freeh Cas
Sisnn BsI Chemicals together with article ths
DAGUERREbTYPa BUSINESS constantly hand for sale
,yIoles 10 and retail. iGpS II
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PROBLEM ScENriFIc.-There are obsefvape
at Rye Beach, near the Ocean House, at extreme low
water the stumps Of forest thcky tuddng snG G san"
what kind the change wrought in them by time ana the
action of the sea renders it impossible to
least upon cursory examination we 40 no. learn INA. M
severe storms Of last spring apparently having washed
the sand from them and left them distinctly exposed 70
tory or tradition How is the phenomenon to BE- ex-
uained Was the bed of the in this quarter
sunk beneath the waters at period TO which the
memory Of ruuneth not ~ Tho subjectis certainly
deserving attention Of both the curious and the cie
| tiac Portsmouth (N H. Gazette 81. < -
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odean Temple Of Honor No. s Meet. every THURSDAY
rEN al O'CLOCK Tepie ETnl 99a Tchoupioulas eet
ocsrs ending ct W Tnsa.s R Esssp 4
nva " r.; F. s. MoRsiS, W. r. r. r. POLLARD, W. T. j.
a q. Wv, ~ psno,,UIuras ~ .l " So mys
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street. between Poydras Perlo, whore AGUERREAN
ht kRE short notice. aud OF 1cslled
beauty and expression the nes atye Pins Locketp
ana Cae other m In the city The
fssors and from his osa
viii insure hin share q public
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A fire broke out on Tuesday last, at Dayton,
Ohio In the steam ssw-nll Of John Gazst which, with
stables adjoining It, entirely destroyed seyera
adjacent houses were damaged
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srvstal Fount Division No.. 4, q. OK T.Mssss every
att Teupranee Hall No. O. s Chars
aceIs or ensuing quarter W. H. EiIIs w s. ~
BR.ws " Al q. r RlNe n. H. W ELl r. 8; sonIs
j, HAERIs T. D. W. hnows, t A. HERO, A. v. W
U l. g.: Z. w POWELL, u - -ly24
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n. E.. ~. gszfsgsc.

OFFICE AND YARD No. NEW BASIN CORNER OF JULIA Af'I
ST. JOHN STREETS, NEW ORLEANS,
~ Ksepseonntsnty han sale al the loT.
BRICKS, WHITE SAND, SHELLS, LINE, n.
OAK, ASH AND PINE WoelD, CtiAACoAL, ete,eH
clsrao. ms ;iir.,s,ss 4 s,r p,cErTs e,7
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OF STEAMER MAGNOLIA.
Having painted pgassnge MAG
HoLA unis my eommani, with Me fIIDGEWhTga PAINT,
ehe-ry recohend for ia IpEEVious qualities ard havs
SGraRIGR Judgment
paint he puhlio CERTAIN PHoTEC
Ti0f AGAINST THE EtFEcT3 OF SPARKS AND CISDsRE
has proved ENTIRELY WATERPROOF dest.
months (Sikpsd,J 81, @, TIQ5i hSsQH.
Nsvsjreans, .beY3 1861,
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r1r,o, nj vision No. g, OF every FRIDAY Ey EN-
o'eiscx athe Temple Hail. No aaa Tehoapitgua street,
& lovns the ofces TH6s r. Rid,
W. r A. atSSuAlrss R. si A. Roass'la. 2
bospI A. O.; Hues 81 A. LssfnEnr O. ;slGh
TfNG BaIcKMrER No. l2l Newlnyee;
MonolAs IAsEaT; CouLrkH Common and naral
ureats = { & 9
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CBRTIFICATE OF CAPTAIN WILLIAM BROWN, or
r0WRlAT plRpn1EE

hsrA used the ERIDGEWATER PAINE which
RG6T & CO aye Agents On the Hurricane denk Of The T9.5oa,
WHATEVER.
In about became SLATE and am aas
Ged Of la posseg the qualities necessary
PROTECTION EKk CISDERS
Gdensy PANT thu purposes sst
forth in tbs Agents. Circular
tagnedl wM. BRo1TN, caatain Of TowbeatPopoise.
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PKIzE DowniEs IL PARIs,-The Daily -.s-e
ent says: g had almost forgotten to msntioa
far more interesting than the sham Ashts either "
or miiary-I mean the nuptiale q feaztseH sBg]1s
which have been to-day ciyill5 and !shsieqsly -
at the mayories and chief -ehuyehes pf
ment. The tempting amount Of sdopxT. E17Qs
the municipality Of Paris, TO the upAk s1r& dl8
the arrordissenent has occaz0nd6 ~ 31
prize Of virtue quite In Ne Is
The mayors have received less thAa III m
/ from couples protesting to have bean eugtgc - -
whe and only deferred by poverty frgA tying
4 nlonial knot. Now, II thsfs " any q
by far the greater part Of these enGngeAnn3s S5
been improyised for the purpose Of hegsins -
One instance. indeed has come to my
which is amusing enough young man lsgnlst ri
performance of his religious Duties and hengs rs4Ae
fvorte with the curate Of his stated
fdeny to the letter his anxiety not to nose gao
opportunity of helping himself to indie efab
shment and only that he perpiexea BY the small
difficulty of finding suitable mate h3 would nd eqal
favor with himself in the eyes of the authorities
is that all, replied the friendly then, betveeH
ourselves, think you might do than aek f1ps
beadles daughter, The advice followed
with complete success The cusates protsg and 4n6
beadles daughter the happy cories
and IL You to visit this eyeDinE the o.
Pierre Latulle, other grand
da,ieres, famous for noces you pRcn - iash
couple twrng away in waltz to their hearts,
For the rest this instance, have tha 6ess
thory shews ths style Of patronage used In the Po>a1
of prize dowries Of yirtuous couples, y
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INcAHAsE oy Corros MANUFACTURERS Tie sNNfIS5ks
shipping List states the quantity of cotton eRHe
sumption in the year closing a1st ~ IN
72i bales per week showing isrgs ~ {s
Gus yearss namely 1s5l-c2, af2az bales per
1910 do. 1851 xepe i M
dition Of the eotton sins int - "
lnoted by low rApEt u ef the
ineressc oyesths n Il tesr II Less ~
manu- factIfYArs g - Tss5S
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Y5utuaI BENEFIT Lie and Rire Insurance

COMPANY Of IaJJI-T Alf a.
~ Incorporated 10 pi ss, and deia.ad diTt1ne bepei
onut. Two YearB' susuess.
oGce, 10 IS CAMP ST, esaen esaT!sr md Common lt7
ErsIsEsS LdBx tssuRAscZ eSAR
tpiE organized ssy tho protection Of tt policy
End poverty In it, o2sseEs
Natonal conducted thc s secus
pncpss aotus for aHa apnn pat daring
widows aad children after DEATH
az An policy hudes vata.s for life hh'r terms
aue the 1s4rah,e till dessa participated the whole c. the poss
.hs Conuzny.
cajlors lives at psb.or Married
life q her hnd e W. sole hcnefi mad sFs oI
hsF1at ana chiaIop, bs csp Of creditors.
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Pelican Division No apSEsPAY
elected ending Sept 90 1852 T. MSEn W
T. Rs J. DuswAap f. S.; W. Q. W ATKINS, H.; j. Weop, g
Massrss 4. q. j. j. JASTiEE, Jous fsowr o. lSlI
ING u Coni seat IL T. bAitEfi iit iS
,ol. d. j. WEs1 oylfss et'ee " corner OF
Tenouptouas street, Wa SAITH cor ST. alarc ana foSdra
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Home Mutual Insurance Company Of


s i.h subscribed cap.l s2'ssOo la prepared 70 '0sotFs
FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER EIsE;s - -,.
office Of the Company, No. 20 Ga hsihil STREET
inBuring with Interested N and tLe
s aie among hoss wo uaEre with tha N
s are 70 be here control Of tue TrGases
Th:s company saahs1 rrsy mutual principal Of iGaS
Trustees heteve patafpon ts.13aHp
seoaty Q policy holdsts. a.,
the atsiiir1cs oh9fecou taote
Wishing 10 make insuIaIcs VITA H. - ,,,,r,,-,-
u Nsn. idsnt.
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FOR WOOD BRICK AND OTHER BUILDINGS, hTEAMBoATs
sHuPs, RAILROAD CARS, pEPoTs AND ALL OUT
DOOR WORK, ALDO FOR ALI. KINDS OF
IRON WORK, ABOVE AND
UNDER WATER.
T the pubis respectfully called to .he olowir
testimonials celebrated BRIDGEwATER PAINT
add EIGHT MONTHS
South character CT Size Paint firmly established
offered to tho public the bes. FIRE AND WEATHER
TEcToR EVER DISCOVERED.
CERTIFICATE OF J,so. Il. MILLER, OF ATTAKAPAs
IN July nAt induced apply the dgswnter Mineral Paint
my s n every it ha. ny
Co. oheeuy add testimony 70 The embraced IN
e and Tie 70 and others
The hstt FIRE AD WEATHER PROTECTOR have
where hays applied it hsa beer exposed uly
sh as nehef blered cracked formed eod metallic
surface, which has proved entirety inpervtsns -
Gisped) JOHN p. MILLER.
NenIeeria, Atlakapaa, March 10, 1889.
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A. j. WRnpERpprN NJ. D., Medical Bosrd Of
9sioAsAs Husr NJ D., Consultation
DEr, NJ D. No. sii hiagnfae see Medical Examiner,
.;i be at the Office dsiy from hat-past IL 10 PH
ggtbo CHARTER only 35e09 is taken single LIFE
s h Company m prepared applications for Life 'nfu
rance and ocas heshy White person and
asen esLRbishs by the Beard which are e
tg he rates charged London oes and without
sher tie South by the charter Dividends
declared annually and the poa draw interest. and
nyslaha exten OF Of their
. sslaa the party has paid kis prenSsms 10 full.
California Permits rato Prespactan,
Ts OF Rates md Life insurance, all
Insurance. had a. the Office Of the Company
Extensive ayelipg Privileges.
ehorrr, AM.
The republic., 1852-01-10

Snow SLIDKs.-Many persona were quite badly
injured yesterday from the snow sliding from the
avalanches cannot well be prevented, and caution
is very necessary on The part of foot passengers
during the present condition Of the streets In ono
instance yesterday the weight Of snow was go great
as 10 crush the coping Of a building up town, and
by the descent Of the stone gentleman very
dangerously. il not fatally, injured. The gentle
man, Dir. Edward A. Prcsbury, a clerk in the
freight office Of the Fall River Railroad, con
vcyod to the Massac husetls hospital, where the
only means possible Of saving his life resort-
cd to. His skull being badly fractured, DR.. II. j.
Bigelow performed the operation Of trepanning
and hopes are entertained that his life may be
saved boston ddrtrfiser, 6M
The republic., 1852-01-10
MARRIED..

On the 9th instant, by the Rev. G. A. DAVIS,
Mr.. GEO. SPAULDING, Of Fauquier county
Virginia, to Miss sCATHARlNEA. f.. DEVAUGH-
AN. of Washington city.
On the 9th instant, by the Rev. =. s. EVANS,
Mr.. JOS. FAULKNER to Miss JULIA A. Lam
HAM.
On the 9th nstant, by the Rev. +. s. EvANs
MIR. THOMAS GARDEN to Miss MARGARET
MOTaERSHEAD.
On the 9th instant in Christ Church, by the
Rev. Mr.. HoDoEs, Rector. Mr.. WIN. GUINAND,
of Philadelphia, 10 Miss ELIZABETH JANE
ACTON, of this city.
On the 4ih instant, by the Rev. S. ID. FiscKxL: :
Mr.. LOUIS BURGDORf. of this city, to Miss
LOUISA SMITH, otBuhalo city, New York.
On the let instant. by the Rev. s. ID. FIscEsI
Mr. JOHN CORCOkAN to Miss URSULA
MOHLER, of Washington city.
In York, Pennsylvania, ON the 9th instant, by
the Rev. y. MAaTfs. Mr.. HENRY KUHL., Of
thiscity. to Miss CAROLINE r., younges, dAugh
ter OF EDwARp EsSry.
The republic., 1852-01-10

DEATH or Paisrsa.-The New York CONNER
siai advertiser, OF the 5th instant thus announced
the death Of of i,s workmen. whose father, ii
reader ofex,rsordinary merit in New York. We
have often been struck with the fact how the typo
graphic art has run in families from the days OF
the Adj and the stepbenscs down to our own time,
and especially in our own country, as any one
may on reference to Isaiah Thomss's History
of Printing, If not of the fact from personal
knowledge.
The tribute in the present case we have reason to
believcis ia emiuently we'll deserved
'DeaD's Doings.-Thcsc words are bccomin z
painfully familiar 10 u.s. and we kcenly feel their
force to day, for VIC have to record the death OF
one of our most estimable conpositors, Mr.. WA
rsas A. CLAYTON, who, for sbou, seventeen years,
has been in our employ. We doubt whether he
had bis equal, certainly not his superior, in bis
profession. while in moral worth and industry he
An example to all. Until the death of our
1riend, who was in his thirty seventh year. we had
three brothers OF the same family associated with
as, all practical printers. the odest, Mr.. John G.
clayton, one OF our assistant editors having been
with eighteen yoars, and the youngest, Mr..
Jsincs n Clayton as compositor, eleven years
Mr. Waters Clayton wss justly esteemed; upob-
trusive, and perhaps even reserved, in his deport
ment there was yet blended IN his excellent char.
scter so much OF inherent worth OF high principle,
of genuine knJncss heart that he gathered around
him very large circle of friends, among whom
his memory viii be warmly cherished fIe was
al the time OF Ina dcceasc. a member OF the New
York Typographical Society; of Columbia Lodge
No. /; and Mount Hebron Epcsmpmcnt, No. I, |
o. of o. r.; Of tho Grand Grove of Directors; Syl.
yso Grove, No. Z; and Washington Arch Chapter, ,
No 1 u. A q. ID and of Manitou Lodge of Free
and Accepted Masons.''
The republic., 1852-01-10
BY c. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.

GALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
- TURE AT AUCTION.-On Monday, Jsnua-
ry II. commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m ! sbsll cell
at the residence Of his ercellency NJ. de la Rosa
the Mexican Minister, situated on street, be.
tween Pennsylvania avenue and e street, the re-
mander of his Household Furniture, consisting in
part Of
French Tete a-tete, spring seat Chairs TO
match
Walnut gothic arV Chairs. walnut Etsgicres
Mahogany spring seat Chairs
Handsome mahogany spring seat recess Sofas
Marble top Sofa Tables
Rich brocsde and embroidered lace Curtains
and Cornices
Superior Tapestry, Brussels Carpcting
Elegant parlor Clock, solar Lamps and Giran.
doles
Handsome French China msntsl Ornaments
Chinese Tea Poys, beautiful Hall Lantern
Mahogany Sidebosrds, mahogany dining Ts-
bles
Plated Csstors, ivory handle table Cutlery
Dinner Ware, French China Tea Set
Superior silver. plated Walters and Tea Trays
Hall oilcioth. step and chamber Carpciing
Heavy damask and embroidered Curtains and
Corniccs
Mahogany Bookcases, mahogany Writing
Mahogany Case for minerals, u.shogany cane.
seat Chairs
Marble top drossing Bureaus
Superior curlcd- hair Mattresses, marble. top
Somno
French and other Bedstcsds
Narblc-top enclosed washsta nds
Mahogany and other wardrobcs, Rocking
Iron Hat Stand, handsome parlor Crates
Hall and chamber Stoves Cooking Utensils
Kitchen Furniture, &c. Terms cash
Jan 9-dts &. w. ROTFLER, Auct
The republic., 1852-01-10

Suitable to the time and our theme (says the
New York Erening POSI- are the following lines
of German poet, which we pretty sure the
American public has never before seen, at least in
Engli,h and with which take temporary
leave Of our readers and final leave of the year
eli ghteen hundred and fifty one:
A hoary monk, beside the way,
Sat with n rosary on his knee;
No forest cliff, with mosses gray,
Seemed ever half so old as he.
only the beads he told;
The rest from human sight were hid;
Each sphere from out of shadow rolled,
And slowly into shadow slid.
And all with bloody stains were red,
And foul with blots Of sable hue;
And that gray beadsman sighed and said
prayer with every bead he drew.
"Look WE'LL" solemn voice began,
''On him who counts those sliding spheres;
His hands are measuring out for man
And nations their appointed years"
looked again. and iondly deemed
The gliding rosary winter grew,
The crimson stain less frequent seemed,
Less foul tho blots Of sable hue.
Even now, my friends, with sigh and prayer,
The beadsman drops another sphere.
Alas, see the blood stain there,
And there the blots of guilt appear!
The republic., 1852-01-10
BY the President:
DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary OF State.

AN INTREPID AcT.-A letter from officer on
board the ship Natchez. Captain Hail. of this port,
at Pernnmbuco, November IA, relates the follow
ing instance of personal intrepidity, which has
rarely been sur passed. The wife and children Of
Captain Hall were board the Natchez as pas
scngers, and when near the line on the passage out,
while the vessel was sailing at the rate Of four
knots an hour, a little daughter of the captain,
while amusing herself on deok, accidentally fell
overheard. Her father, who chanced to be
the spot, Immediately leapcd from tho side of the
vessel, caught the sinking child, and sustained her
in his arnR while boat lowered from the
vessel for their rescue. Captain Hall had become
almost wholly exhausted when the boat reached
them, but with characteristic presence OF mind in
a concentrated effort he succeeded in raising his
hand above the surface of the water, which was
eagerly grasped from the boat, and father and
child were happily rescued from their perilous
situation.-Nsp Bedford Mercury.