The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-05-28
MAY 9th, 1858,

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MAY 9th, 1853,
Mr.. EDIroR:-On Tuesday last the barn Of
Mr. james Nicile in West Nottingham, was
struck by lightning, which tore out part OF
the gable and killed an OK, doing no other
damage.
We had quite storm here on the 10Th in
slant. which did no damage save lnjurlng the
foliage slightly.
The ''hlay PARTY mentioned came of and
the rain came down in torrents to render it
pleasant and cool .,h"ntl "nUmerale the
particulars ! mi.ht inform you how they
sninble1 in the .Pinr Grove" how lovely tie
ladies looked; bow the lads aud lasSics' skip
ped for very ioy how "A parasoI was lost. how
a voung chap found 1t an" restored il 10 the
fair owner; how Glad he vas or the npporlunl-
~ To CALI how the ratn and the scene r'm!nieI
one OF Burns "Comin' rhrn' III" Rye"-lhr
lines being the more applicable as the party
passed thro' a rye fell.
What has become O. your tair correspondent
"Fanny fly" | hope she will not discontinue
her perfect sketches OF country singh schools.
emusic! Nh how faint; how wax,
Language IA les before Thy spe!
Why should Feeling ever speak,
When thou cap'st b.ra;he her soul so well?
Friendships baimy words taay pain
Loves are zen mar false than they
Oh! lis only Music, strain
Can swce,ly Sooth and not hetray."
am informed there was quite al cXr,in.
.srace.' or .lotiin" match IN the 'NUrlhcin
Cnnr>e' on Sabbath lost Young '2yiona caluc
of wet JIiouS. New Orleans and California are
behind the agc--Eo troltiAg matches there On
rthc way FROM church,
VIII .SusqueIaana' be 50 Kind and cond'-
scndin- a. 10 ubIigr young Ia ~ with ir"
ver~ $ ON :. Pwa5G Ft1cadvbip!" The suppose
tiun is he will not deny her request, aS Sh" is i.
pericc, PARAGON OF all tNu: is beauttul--a.
pretty aud bright
".As mornugroscs newly washe in dew"
Oi.D IGKE.
IMPORTANT FROM MRmoo.-.Nfm Or
leans, May Oh BY an arrival from
Vera Cruz, this morning, we have dates
from the City Of Mexico to the 9th inst.
Santa Anna is adopting severe mra-
sures against all who he thinks holds
what he thinks perniclous opinions, and
the opinion is gaining ground that he i,
following the model OF Louis Napoleon,
and is looking steadfastly to the attain
ment of an imperial crown.
The President has also ordered the
arrest OF all who served as guerilas in
the American army during the late war.
who are to be tried by court martial as
traitors to their country.
Santa Anna has also published list
of the Mexican officers who surrendered
as prisoners of war TO General Scott
when the Capitol was taken and has
issued decree degrading them in rank
IN the army, and Diminishing such Of them
as may be in civil employment.
The army is being organized and in
creased, and the National Guards are 10
be forthwith refo med.
Governor Erias. of chihuahua, has
marched with all the military he could
muster to oppose force the occupation
of Maslla Valley by the American
troops under the orders of Governor
Lane.
New ORLEANS, May 25.-The steam
err Texas, from Vera Cruz, brings dates
to the 9th, and reports that, on The
18th, revolution broke out among the
National Guards, in consequence Of an
order from Santa Anna TO incorporate
the National Guard with the troops OF
the line. The revolution lasted three
days, during which business was entire
ly suspended, the regular troops having
taken possession OF both forts, the ma
tlonal streets and the city gates.
A brisk firing was kept up during the
whole time, but finally ended on the
goth by the entrance of the regular
troops from Jalapa, who took 80 Nation
al Guards as prisoners Quiet was sub
sequently restored, and about fifty Ma.
tional Guards were killed, and many
wounded.
OMNIBUS BlLLs.-Durrng the late
session of the PENNSYLVANIA Legislature
500 bills were passed, containing 1867
seperate measures, or, on an average
more than two to every bill.
GFA National Convention of Ne
groes is officially called for in Fred
Douglass's paper, to meet at Rochester
Oh the 9TH ol July next.