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Explosion of a Steam Boiler--ProJaJle Loss of
Life.
BALTIMORE January ., 1854
The boiler in Charles +. Rhinehart's extern
sive Machine Shop and Plane Mandatory
Grant street, exploded this morning in conse-
quence of the pipes being frozen. The building
was shattered to atoms. Seven of the work
men were seriously injured. Four of them are
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The Senate stands adjourned from Friday
until Tuesday.
The House also stands adjourned from Sat
urday until Tuesday. The session of Saturday
was brief Several bills were reported from
the Committee of Ways and Means, making
appropriations for the support of the army and
navy for the next fiscal year, and for the trans
otherwise, during the same period. These must
be considered in Committee of the Whole.
A memorial from citizens of Indiana was pre-
sented, in regard to the railroad difficulties at
Erie, Pennsylvania
A bill was introduced by Mr.. Bennett, pro-
posing grants of lands TO oil The States for the
purposes of education and internal improve
ment.
Debate took place on the reference of the
estimates of the Secretary of War which relate
to rivers and harbors Mr.. Ewing of Ken
lucky, desired the subject to 90 to the Commit
tee ON Roads and Canals, that it might be in
the hands of it's friends. The question of ref
erence will be considered On Friday next.
The estimates of Tie Secretary of War, rela-
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and Washingtoo with water, were referred to
the Committes On H. District of Columbia
Mr.. Bssen reported joint resolution of
thanks to Major General John f. Wool, for
his distinguishsd services 10 the late war with
Mexico, and especially for his conduct at the
battle of Buena Vista Is proposes to present a
sword to General Wool. The subject was de-
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DR.. BAILEY: The "Green -Bonnetn
does not like my signature. Suffer me through
your columns to tell her, what Shakespeare dis.
covered long since, that it is the fragrance of
the flower, and not its name, that entities it to
distinction. | adopted my groteeque cognomen
with purpose. You can guess it in part. If
| cannot command attention for my verse with
this signature, | ought not, with any. With
great respect for the Green Sun. Bonnet or
rather for the large-brained, honest head which
it covers, | am still yours, Fuzzy GUzzY
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II VI Suo ~ hllOHdl Era.
REMONSTRANCE.
DEDICATED TO THE "GREEN suN-poNNEr ~

DEDICATED TO THE "GREEN sUN-BoNNET.D*
Nay toughest rnd may cover sweetest fruit,
The rudost casket hide the purest gem,
And blacklist bottles, cobwebbed DER with years,
Contain the choicest nectar.
Do we judge
The oysters succulence by its ugly shell?
The chestnuts sweetness by its prickly burr?
The cactus blossom by its thorny stem?
The cocOa's pulp by its defending husk?
Or the large heart that in the labOrers breast
Beats to the rhythRc tune that shakes the spheres
lth'the giadf singing Of the morning stars,
And jubilant 'houtings Of the Sons of God,
BY the course garb he wears? Or the true soul
That. scornin al the false worlds hoIlowness,
aud plying al Tue bad world wretchedness,
Yet keeps its early faith, and tolls for man,
And dares believe that from this dissonancc
Shall bc, at last, evolved a harmony
To link the earth TO heaven-and in that faith
Prays, labors, hopes and waits-by the warped FORM
Humpbacked and hideous that may temple it?
What matters, if worship at the shrine
OF Truth and Beauty, whether nay "cognomen
BE " super-rowdyish, super-sentimental,
Super grotesquc, supernatural
tbs MI tho same. d" A rose would smell as sweet"
Under the name of P0thOS- fgtifa,
AS with its Own-or Shakspeare's no authority
SO Tor called Augustus Ferdinand
Fitz- Clarence Eugene Frederick Montague,
Or simply Suggs, or Toots, or Fuzzy Guzzy-
Am what am; tho " sOuching boots the hat
'Reft Of its crown, the whiskers, frowsle- head,
The clOwnsh gait, the whiskey and tobacco,
Are, if they are at ALL nero accidents,
Not parts Of, but extrinsic to- the man.
If " the divine aflatus of Immortals
Hath filled my soul, no name, hOweer uncouth,
Can check the effuent fame or hide its splendOr
But if above the Chaos of my Being
No THoUGHT hath moved, evoking Light and Beauty,
it vital with large sympathes
And starring it with hopes and aspirations,
n o nOm-ae-gUaye though born of EuphOny,
Could cheat the world to credit its pretensions,
Or veil from man its utter barrenness.
So will keep my "vilc incognit},"
Come kicks or kisses blame or commentator,
Though it should act like ipecacuana
On all the slueamish Dolly Daffodillias,
Laura Labunums, Nethe Nincompoops,
Gamma Jonquils, Minnie Montigers,
That ever stained with ink their dainty fingers
Or shrined in rhyme their simulated sorrows.
What if I do not a" caro- for love or fame >
Or think them both beyond my power Of grasping?
The one is, the world goes, simply humbug;
The other, vanity of vanites!
Nay, tease Inc not! I'll still be
Fuzzy GUZzY.
r See National Era of November "a, page lS7.
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Gold Deposits and Coinage at Philadelphia u.
s. Mint
PHILADELPHIA. December a. 1854

PHILADELPHIA, December 81, 1853.
The deposits of gold at the Mint during the
month of December were $4,445,OOO against
1896, 9Sl during December of last year The
total amount of gold deposited during the year
amounted to S53,373,552 against SOL, O66, 27G
the previous year. The total coinage for the
year was $59,SO8, 513.2S; of which sol $685.
$50 was in gold; $7852,571 in silver, and
$67O59 in copper. The total deposits of
American gold at the Mint and Branches, since
the discoveries in California in 1S4S, may be
briefly stated at two hundred and twelve mil.
lions six hundred thousand dollars. The total
coinage at the Mint during the month of De-
cember was 81, 3o6,6 3I46.
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Steamer Glasgow.

New York, January |, 1854.
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Asia on the both.
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EEP constantly on hand large stock of Groee.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE EIGHTH VOLUME OF TIL
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@. BAILEY, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
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NEW STORY BY GEORGELIPPARD.

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CONGRESS.

r See National Era of November 81, page IS
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BosToV, S,pf,ml,s 3, 1855
The Compensated Lever Watch purchased If YOU
made by Charles Frodsham, of London No. T.guD
has varied but thirty seconds from mean time IN sia
months, by actual daily comparison with your rcgu
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! HEREBY constitute Mr.. Simon Willard, No
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my Watches in the United States of America
April 10, 1853. CHARLES FRODSUAM.
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A rRrTTy rooT

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Ito sees what others dO not 400,
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No petty face can lure Nlm iIuW
The path et moral duty,
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