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Discoveries in Persia.

A mixed commission which embraces
England, Russia and Persia, is now en-
gagged in establishing the boundary line
between Persia and Turkey, about which
there has been long difficulties. Col.
Williams, well known to manyAmericans
and a man of character and talent, is
the English Commissioner, and on the
authority of scientific American, writ
ing from Persia, the Boston Chronicle
relates the following:
In the prosecution of this work the
commissioners have come upon the re-
mains of the ancient palace Sushan,
mentioned in the sacred books of Es-
ther and Daniel, together with the tomb
of Daniel the Prophet. The locality
answers to the received tradition of its
position, and the internal evidence,
arising from its correspondence with the
description of the palace recorded in
the sacred history; amount almost to
demonstration. The reader can turn to
Esther chap. 1, v. s, there he will read
of a pavement of red, blue, and white
marble in that palace" That pave
ment still exists, and, as described by
Col. Williams corresponds to the descrip-
|tion given thus in the sacred history.
And in the marble columns, dilapidated
ruins, the sculpture and the remaining
marks of greatness and glory that are
scattered around, the commissioners
read the exact truth Of the record made
by the sacred penman.
Not far from the palace stands q
tomb, on it is sculptured the figure of a
huge lion in the act of springing upon
him. No history could speak more
graphically the history Of Daniel in the
lions den. The commissioners have with
them an able corps Of engineers and
scientific men and most interesting dis
coveries may be expected. The Per-
sian arrow heads are found upon the
palace and the tomb. Glass bottles,
elegant as those placed upon the toilet
tables of the ladies Of our days, have
been discovered, with other indications
of art and refinement which bear out the
statements of the Bible. Thus, $500
years after the historians of Esther and.
Daniel made their records, their histories
are verified by the peaceful movements
Of the nations of our day.
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was oeinS oIucuy put W hiS "u"iP'
Deacon Pugh, one of the most pious anC
substantial men in Frogtown, came up
and indeed the whole town was assemb
ling /; and Deacon Pugh, armed with hi
heavy stick, and shocked at the specta
Gle before him, marched up to the dog
exclaimed as he did so,
" Fie, fe, fe, for shame disgraceful
You men, citizens of Frogtown, will you
stand by and"
"Don't thee, don't thee strike my dog
Deacon Pugh !" cried Abraham Miller
advancing to the deacon, who was about
to cut right and left among the dogs
with his cane.
Your dogs !" shouted the deacon
with evident fervor.
=" Not my dogs, Deacon Pug y
echoed the speaker.
"What did you say so for, then ~
shouted the deacon.
never said dogs, Deacon Pugh. u
"You did !" responded the deacon,
with excitement
Deacon Pugh, thee speaks ground
lessl y" said the Quaker.
You tell falsehood, Abraham MI
ler :"
"Thee utters mendacious assertion =
reiterated Abraham.
You-yo-you tell lie 20 bawled
the deacon.
"Thee has provoked my evil passion,
Deacon Pugh :" shouted the stalwart
Quaker, " and 1 will chastise thee !"
And into the deacon's wool went the
Quaker. The deacon, nothing 10th,
entered into the spirit of the thing and
we leave them thus, "nip and tuck" to
look to the stranger and Bob Carter,
who fit and fought, fought and fit, until
Squire Catchem and the town constable
came up, and in their attempt to pre-
serve the peace and arrest the offenders,
the Squire was thrust through the win
dow of neighboring matchmaker, doing
a heap of damage, while Lawyer Hooker
in attempting to aid the constable, was
hit in a mistake by the furious black
smith in the short ribs, and went reeling
down Gumbo's cellar with frightful
velocity The friends and fellow
churchmen of Deacon Pugh took sides
against his Quaker antagonist, and the
shopboys of Abraham, seeing their en-
ployer thus beset, came to the rescue !;
while two Irishmen, full of fun and frolic,
believing it to be " free fight" tried
their hands and sticks upon the COM
batants indiscriminately, so that in less
than an hour the quiet and happy town
of Frogtown was shaken from its pro-
priety by one grand, sublimely ridiculous
and terrific battle. Heads and windows
were Observation-Disclosures and women
screamed-dogs barked--dust flew
labor ceased-and so furious, mad, and
excited became the whole community,
that a quiet locker on, if there had
been any, would have sworn the evil
ones were all in Frogtown.
A heavy thunder storm finally put an
end to the row the dogs were more or
less killed, child severely wounded, a
man scalded, a wagon broken; the horse
ran himself to death, his owner was beat
en- awfully by Rob Carter, whose wife
and the wives of many others were dan
gerously scared; the painter was Grip
Piled, dry goods ruined; aQuaker and a
deacon, two Irishmen, Joe Tucker, the
town constable, Lawyer Hooker, Squire
Catchem, and some fifty others shame
fully whipped. Lawsuits ensued, feuds
followed, and the entire peace and good
repute of Frogtown were a1nihilated-
and all by remarkable dog-fght.
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where have they Vanished.
ny PARK BENJAMIN.

Where have they vanished-all my youth
full fances
Where have they fown-my fond delights
and dreams?
Alas! With loves remembered smiles and
with hopes frail fabrics and delusive
CLEANS.
I sit and muse on many golden glory
That played like sunshine round my early
years;
Back to my mind comes many tender story,
That dimmed my yet unfaded eyes with
Isaw once more the oft frequented places,
Where like group in some old picture
throng
Familiar forms and unforgotten faces,
Gone to their far, returnless home, how
long!
And one IL fairer than the rest, ms morning
More lovely is than noon or sinking day
She too has flown, that loftier sphere adorn-
ing,
Where grief is not, and sighs are done
away.
As years increase. my heart is filled with
sadness,
More prone am to wander in the past,
And, though my present is not void of glad
ness,
Still is my fearful vision backward cast
Forgive me, object of my dear affection,
Ny treasured blessings, that sometimes l
turn
From thoughts Of you in hours Of lone re-
hection,
To twine some leaves round memorys
funeral urn.
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There are thoughts which spirit-like heaven
ward rise,
Wishes. which dew-like float from the skies
Heart feelings, which own nobler BIRTH
Than sighs, or tears, or kisses, OF earth.
Whence come they what spirit finger bright
Doth weave the starry web, of golden light
And DER the passions, Of damp clay fling,
The music plumage, from an angels wing:
No natal day has the soul e'er known,
No funeral dirge its life shall own;
From heaven it came, in God its home,
On earth il remains, but in angels form.
Hours there are, when sweet solemn tone,
Like wounded music's last dying moan,
Floats DER each sense, and steals to the
heart,
Nesting within, thence ne'er to depart.
That music is borne beyond the spheres,
Breathed by seraphs, and stainless with
tears;
When the last white wing afar had paled,
And earth's portal guard, thy soul had
hailed.
That tone clung around thee, hid in thy soul
Lived conqueror DER the lethean bowl,
And comes to the now, on star-breath bright
For nearer thou art, to thy home Of light.
Love solitude then, draw close the veii'
And list to natures wondrous tale;
There sweet tones then oft thou wilt hear,
Communing around thee, thy heart to cheer
Evansville. Ind, Sept. l6 1852
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For the Literary Echo.
A Thought.

ny cERTRUDE A. wANDELL.
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ssnsa,ion a. though long forgotten strains wer
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