The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-29
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for whom yon planets, from their golden
urns pour down their silent, everlasting cafa.
ract of light, who excels his fellows, viii
/ lure him with song and visions of beauty,
and strew his path with rose-leaves, till at
/ last he shall walk needless into my tolls
And, once my slave, though athousand should
| weave their heart strings around him, and
weep tears Of blood, he shall, in all his PRIDE
and beauty, sink deeper and deeper, and in
trlbulation and anguish unntterable, dig his
own pathway down to hell. i Twill be at the,
feasts of all the great and the wise Of earths
where rank and fashion reign supreme
where forms not less beautiful than those OF
heaven, move to celestial harm0nies, and
where wit and mirth and wine go round, and
glasses sparkle on the board, / will lap their
senses in Elysium, and they shall feel richer.
wiser, stronger and more witty than before.--
But at the last, win hurl them down, one by
one from their fancied elevation; and they
shall drag out a wretched existence in the
hunger-dens and vilest purlieus OF the
earth, and sneak to dishonOred graves, re-
joicing to hide from the withering scorn Of
their species, and to give their souls to eter
nal punishment in fires less fierce than those ,
in which have tortured them on earth. Nay,
the kings and governments of the earth shall
pass laws for my protection, and that of my
emissaries, as we walk the earth decimA-
ting its inhabitants and tumbling them into
hell Give me then, o Satan, the dominion
of the earth, and thou shalt behold, through
ages,
aHelps every wave break ON living shore, Aifs
Heaped with the damned like pebblesm ssz.sf
He ceased One unearthly yell of applause
arose amid the stamping Of countless feet and the
clashing of adamantine shields. The Arch Enemy
stepped from his throne, and leading the horrid
spectre to a seat at his right hand, thus spake:
Terrible being. if thou canst indeed do these .
things, thou art henceforth my Vice e-gerent upon
the earth. Go forth and my realms shall be crowd
ed with the souls of men, thick autumn leaves or
sands upon the shore. But tell us by what name tn
call thee"
And the fiend answered "ALcoHoLr So saying,
he spread his broad bat-like wings and he'll grew
lighter as he vanished. 84e
How hath he fulfilled his mission -
For thousand years hath his fiery breath.
Smote the wide earth with crime and death,
And furnished men, as daintiest food, a9z4 sd
For the red fesh-worms Shiny brood.
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UNITED STATES JUDGE APPoINTED.-John B.
Kinney. of Iowa, has been appointed Chief Justice
for Utah. He IS not Mormon.
During July, the receipts of the American Tract
Society amounted to S32 9ss; since April I73Ie-
726 pages of tracts have been issued. Is
DIR. Simmons j. Baker, of Raleigh, died in that
city on Thursday night last in the 10Th year of his
age.
KILLED ON RArLRoAD.-A colored man, named
Moore, living in New wRochelle, N. Y, was run over
at Morrisania on Monday by the Harlaem Express
train. He was instantly killed.
VIM. Payne (under OATH and John Stenberger,
both lately expelled from the coal trade for frauds
charge in the Miners Journal, that other parties
have been guilty of the same and worse frauds ON
much larger scale.
Coin IN Observation-Disclosures the immense 4
amount of gold which has arrived within two
years from California and Australia, the quantity
Of gold in the Banks OF England and France, Is
less than it was two years ago. In the Bank of >
England, the bullion was lower at the last return
than for any period during the last year and halt
oDD ANALoGY.-pr. s. H. Cox. sgeekipg king Of
persons who profess to do gress a"st lor
Noah's carpenters who built a ship in which others
were saved although they were drowned theIn-
selves.
1t is said that Louis Napoleon has grown stout
within short time. Some say that he ia afflicted
with dropsy. Others allege that he has as mea.
sure of safety, put on an extra coat of mail Per-
haps he aspires to the embonpoint of the great
Emperor
The farmers of Onondaga, N. Y, have of late
years sturned their attention to a considerable ex-
tent, to the culture of tobacco 1t has come to be
regarded profitable, and now enters largely into
the staple products of that rich county. 1t pays
better than any other crop
A lot of pure-blooded short horned cattle. pur-
chased in England. sold at the farm of Brutus Clay
of Bourbon Co., ny, on the 18th inst, realizing
extraordinary prices One bull brought S4525.
another 4S5a None of them cost much over $1,000
cow which cost 5000, sold for S305O, South
down bucks brought as high as $685. and Cotswod
S10l0
RATIO OF MORTALITY IN NEW ORLEANs-Upon
the suppostion that the population of New Or
leans at the present time does not exceed 80000 the
ratio OF deaths week before last was one of every
fifty persons. The same rate of mortality in New
York city would give ten thousand deaths weekly
In four weeks, more persons died in New Orleans
than for the whole of last year in Boston.