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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-23

THEATRICAL NOTICE. HOWARD ATUkNEUn Boa,
ton.-w Intsd alsad heavy lady for o. sbsv
sixteen weeks Apply 70 0HARL4s 1HoS PARSLOA
Theatrical Agent, Cham bers street, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-23
SPORTING, 80.

NAEE TO TIN eUBlcRrBlR's ON THl l5rH INST.
I, wS,s 80 on ~ pscs Ths svss, ~. Ss nsRss
~ proving and paving expcnses and II nst cold
sey Cir.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-23

EOR VIRGINIA, CAkOLINA. GI0RGIA, &C-THH
fAvoriss steamship JAMkSTO NN Capt CAvendy, will
isays piw NO Is North Iver on Saturday 2Ssh inst
oeisek r. NJ Norfolk Pstersburg and Riohmoud. Tine
2 Norfolk about twenty four hours Passnssrs arriving
ssnchssser railroads 70 Augusta AtAlaIta Charest 40
Pass and TO Norfolk. So 10 Petersburg and Rich
sHd for passage W
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-23

syAMDRU AID AhDOY RAILROAD 10 PnILADbL-
~ vAia, frsa Riss Ne. ksrth nvw rve lis sssy. o.
"a n snt y y. Ass,nmefsuss hns - a ~, ~
Jssas ssss Jska Potter essa Anss shsass ~ sss
gny places aal CaAdss; fare - nabrsss Lac asl n
~ Jsha Pettss Aahsy thence trsstN Csnssa ~ ears
IUDsou RIvnR RAILsoAp-TRAIns DAILY 1Ron
n Chambers street fes Albsay sss Trsy
Isprsa 6utn. A. nfhrecgs In fesS hsuJD ssnnsss6n<
rth Hsins fssseiss bunlh % hsaws& - o'clock 800
ssS E.A. .. n.-rhss.sA ~ s.,.s - u \ "a,
nsisss rrAia r. n--sslrHss <Hn . r. 4 PEI fsu,
svs. io1 y. =; Per PsshssAi ~ y. y PEI Pssss
n; casai. chrsssssss s,srss.M ed tshy a.ss css.
ma nv. sssspias . ~ !, q, rssss a. .
ATIV YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DfRBur. VIA
IN Nsv Jsssey ais.t ssAtss nsn sst ssprsss
ass shrcugt 10 fear hsu0. Winter sras ssusss Dec ~
iss-Lxsvs Nee rb feet Of Corsssss sssssA - AAl
II ~. saa sne ~ - Leave rhllsssl,his - 80.
vI ara Al. az y: kssasxs.:, = ~
isphis; q u A. Ast ~ r. 4 V wsl.ss ssrssA We
iss watch Issvss u iron fses q csrssas
greet, via Csness " wsi.a, ssfssA ala hsuss On 4
susss vii frtu NE xsnsisgsn aspc v sss psfsstps
sos4ls ana shs ssswAl paxD ~ fhssssis re IN ssss
'or each pesUnsse aud stsh ssessss sss ssss ssse
aehsn cold vsr paltlmevs vAshs sxson srfsk wsxsA
wfninstsa. end ChsiissssA h su TIE sAsvs 6ak1s
rhseuxl sesgass sssss Asa tsxsa<s ecstsysx 49, 81
- be1U ~ uahs lse~A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-23

TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOB
" New orlsan Havana sailing 1T two o'clock p n,
foot Of Warren stset, she governmess
nails 1his company isssad V as'p..ch hosday FEB
rcsht Orleans forty cents oubs oot
all be received 2d pst specie only taken freight 10
Jayppe shpptrs will turrsbes with the blank Of
he bl q i.dls, signed By Ms eon pany %
rssh, passage apply - TIE cfios Of the COMPANY III
N est strs-t L. y. hObkkTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-23

4ygOrOk WATIs fOR SHIPPINa.-skALED Pro-
pssa wn b r.s.vsd - sas eos q Ne Cro,oa Asus
AAy II February, 1884 ~ ocioek NJ for ths EXCLUSIVE
kAt v supply water the wafer tanxs and sasss Of all
kklppius By sails Sad destined 70 In the
Hiisa ssAlss foreiga pc, ana q Al stsssrs dos
- frst day April 1854 Ths 70 be stss IRON
kSStAr scsd the bulkheads along the whArvss whsh
kydyant be in repair BY the contractor
81 he eva cxpenss prss per ysAr 70 b named in tins
proposals.; sA price 10 be PAID in month"; install aeats
Ehs oharss thsn tsaptf five
kegshsAd OF l gallons The " respoRbis
Es1 wiz be required accompany csch proposAl BlAok
tssns Of wtb the ion oIdi
nA1oos can Do hAA AyplioAt ~ this oth,e
ELlAS L. SMITH. } o...ou snr.
THO. X DE FOREST, SeS wn, A9as'
A. w. CAAVEN, NV DsSs~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-23

OACKETs roq HAvRR-sEC0ND LlNH-rHR FOL
l. lowsng ships will leave HAvIe the l6th and New
York The LIST Of eAeh month
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-23

EOR SALE AT BROOKLYN.-0NE OF TH0ss NEAT
cossxs houses In esnovsr Place Tss house i- thor
fgh rcpsi eonssnins 3. eive with caller Ks
Throughout, seirg doors, psrbe nsntes and ad,nbsrs
heater Aprr N. prssrs No II a.acyer Place u
.. W. cox. aeehanio's RAM, wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-23

l,oR sALE-A PAINT STORE ON 1I0HTH Av1NUG
being In operation sshs yssrs hou:s painting carssd
The going leave tAs cisyi has nsAe fcrsuns
the business The best chance In the city Apply ~ To-
Nassau street room No. y. THOMAS CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-23
GRAND MISCELLANEOUS eoNcEKr-roR tn. d..

4 IHAND HIbCTLLANEUUS EUNCENT-FOK TIKI Bvk
" leht Of tho Thtsenth streel Pro bytsriaa Uharsh
Inc Choir OF the Thrt enth street Prssbyeisu
give Concert AZ tho Rev. DR.. Burehsras
Church. West Thirteenth between seventh
avenues on this tIhursdayl evening fss g. assisted ky
NALL and powerful Chorus the Cho Of 81 Taous Church.
ind the following resident tAlent-Miss D,ngey Mn
Lossa Dsyss Mis- Louisa Robinson Me- Msrsas Coibarn.
\. II. vanterws}de 0rxaah-P. u. vAnaerweyds. Csa-
| duet.r-A. b. lincoln.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-23

aDW'D <. COLLfES CO., IS wan strsst, r. r.
Brown, suIPLEY 4 CO.. Hvsrpees-
AIEPHRE KkNEARD co..
JOHn hUHK0I 4 CO.,
~ Rue Rosre Dsrs dSs victories, fAis
0B,. IA. DRAPER, Havrs sle
Shs these shps viii nct hs accountable for gols
sysS bsllica specie jeeyy preeieu aeta
is bn OF ixn iHsG shereiox aAd ths value shsssN
.hefalx oxyecss@a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-23

pos BRITIsH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
I NAIL S1EAMSHlP5.
YORK To LIVERPOOL
Chief cabin .Sl0
esooai cabin passage. 70
IRON BosT0N LIVERPOOL.
Uhef Cabin Pssssgs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
eerono CABIN pnxetke..
1he shipe from Boston call ~ halifax.
RaBIA, Csps Jutkins, AMERICA, Capt. LAug,
PERSIA, Capt. Ryrie EUROPA, Capt Shspnon,
AsiA Capt g. q. Lott, CANADA, Capt. Stone.
AFRICA, Capa HarrisoA, NIAGARA, CapA Lsitch.
These vessels clear whss ushs ~ nAs head
ytsrboard bow, red port bow.
Arabs Jpdkins Boston. Wednesday. 18th Yes.
Afrsa, Harrison fr,n New York. :. Wednesday, 234
Cshsaa Stone from Boston. Wednesday, LIST March
Essops Shannon from ew York. Wednesday Ssal
Niagara Lang from Boston. Wednesday,, 18th
Afia T. @. Lott, from New York. Wednesday, ZA
Bsrshe rot secured until paid for.
An exp orisn oed surgeon board,
The these fhps will be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie jswclry precious stones mes.s
less bills of Adng signed therefor and TIE value hss
therein expressed.
T. o0HA RD, No. Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-23

THE SINGING PUPILS OF slGNCRINA ELIZA VA.
LkNTIsI, Sc Fourth avenue, will give her, Ia lhs DO
ginnirG Of March in f.shon,bo hail, eompllue
usksts are alroaoy sold At desr IN IL g,inx to DO
brilliant soee aad great proof Of the she pupis
Of su.L 4 tGAoher
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-23

PEEreaxAsoks AVERY AFTERNOON.
MONDAY AND FRIDAY AfrERkooSs.
The moral drama Of
TaE GAMBLER. OR LosT AND wOF.
cfcsHer uhAm .Ittsh Corocna nowsrs
Sister Sary Observation-Disclosures y. pSrara
S,afA iselpie... ....H@ ITO
kessv.lls :. Nc. j. i. Hove Tsii.s sr o. i. ies
TUESDAY amp THURSDAY AsikRNnOrs
LITTLE KATY. rHs 6of poEnN 0ist4
s sci ssa.ylrs j. T. Pric. suss Pier
gofnsy. a. Fox iispn frarcrs.k - cisrks
NJ Ln-ine j. b. Hove The kasic ary. y tinssrs
XBDEEbDAY AND ga fUhDsg AyfkisOpNs AMI
sskkY MIGHT,
The great 81 original
UNCLI TOdiB CABIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-23

ass ;,rs.s -' ''''' n o. koBEKfs.
TT s. NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA. VIA AsPIN.
wa md prices: :so:Ss 1 sss 1; T.:
.ns III s.si Fl. tsa a:
intend 70 despatch 70 Assaw.i On Monday March
e.. y .. Sfso. ..s;n,hi, Sh{o Captain Fox NJ
Ss1y Steamer OREGON Tbs sassa:en 81 Issaa
NJ e.. g III 1ss. S.,
ard e.Tor 70 ,sss h: Ioss: NM h s asss f s
aaSr me-
A.sw, P...g. Tickets can b. Ossns % fSs IA.
way III wost street The Tor yA.sn
psid to tie eissnises Il sas ssesrsss For freight Or
ss'ss apply ~ tho once Of sAs s0npane' T Ms street.
via Nisas.xu. the AcossssEy Iaasis CcI sS q
os as tSss ast nsisess 81. .saa:
sIes;ins 5hs asw souss spsi,s ss:.msaip k2sTH skN
,:I .s.s. ssss; p-ses s,'% rs jus. S'
q n: nsT ssj
eve. .hs hIesAsg. Transit having ss q
sr sn.urpssssd IN ssia ysnulson and ssoss
'' 'l'' c iSR Srz Bowling Green.
EARE REDUCED -lHpsPsNDEr .LTsE RoR SAN
Tss sS <. IN. ~
si:: ~ s A. Z sss
CABIN '0 ,;i Saos se battery place. Up stairs.
CLIPPER snIP swoRpYIsa, FOR sAK vRAEoIsco
per North river = ;s@p :: .s
81: i nin:y nd sn:Ssi ssy: :sseas ssnd.:a
sssiSG The qSsRsst and best will make imne
Aa,s application SUTT0N CO., 81 Wall street, -
hsssrs. cRoCKER 1 WARREN, Is Broadway.
CNoR SAVANNAH AND yLoRIoA-UNITKD STATES
u all Ins-Ths and splendid stea mshp AUGUSTA,
will leave Saturday, fsbruary ~
Nso'oleok r. nom Pier r. Nsr!h river Applyts
hAhUEL L. nlrCHILL, No. II Broadway
Tho Ilerida, n. D. woodruff, wall leave March I.
nah Nekss nom New York 70 Jaskssnvlls vi; RI
lana. KA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-23

UIOS sALE-A GREAT BARGAIN, II APPLIeD FoS
In msdAtey pot Of level lAud cemprapG 81 lots and
cores ~ Said property 'sts on harlem las and
westerly TO Ninth avenue AID situate 18th,
l4th 18th Streets the Seventh tnrou H.
sns the lshtb avenue railroad will run shIough the middle
Of pety In plot that has been offered sh sAad
that be obtarsd ~ the price, VIZ hundred Aas
and mortgage for term !crs CapIssss ana baildsrs
wh risase jutse for Fer further
IAr ulars Apply 20 T. DUNLAP. seedsnAn. 6A BroAdwAy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-23

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A LADY OF SOME MUSICAL TALENT WOULD WInW
"A engagement . sapfsno or ooasrslts singer N
church; also pupils W instruct 10 hng Nd
Beat IsfeeBos Of cha Aoter and oApAby gvsA. Ad&ss
n. O. T., Broadway Post once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-23
The Erss, ana original
u LII TOab q "A b n.

DARNUkSAHkRICAkM UsEUn.-TW0 DAYn MORE
u the moon parable. popular snd proieu.dly
lNf<arATIN9 POULTRY SNOW,
which will remain open, therefore,
UNTIL fkIt Az stkNING krxr. FEB "a, 1854
Performances usual at In the at Ia tb
evening Adui,tsnce to the Poultry chow, Mpssula
psrforms noes, 70 cents; children under zen. l21s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-23

NtRANkLIN MUSEUM B CHATHAM sQUARK.-rvt
performances are given daily enoiAz o'ales
IN the afternoon and half pAst Tin ths eyss Tho
the only estAtiishnent In tbe nitsd where m
Model Artists are exhibited together with variety
unique ana original entera ents suoh besesnpsA
otLer place tf emf in the world.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-15
s7,l6l.6oO s6,3i7, BID $Sl7,;;5'O

This result is very surprising. Ii iiHIcale7 IL very
inflated and unhealthy state Of the foreign ira"c' ~
CuIlv accounts for the immrn-c and alnr!IlG exports
of specic bv every steamer for Eur"pe. lHcr' WIS
n reasonable expectation n lew months S!l'cc ~ " r
siderable falling oil in importati"ns duTliiS 'Nss 'l""i-
ter. The receipts for June, lS1l, cAh!hi'cu " vi!
satisfactory decline IT, compared with ~" l!t'c,d!!-
y,.r. think the decrease WIS about SI,boo'u"' i'
the month. indicating Il reduction "i imports 10 nc
value III from eight +" ten millions "i d"''"rs. ~
July. the decrease was less, hut yet very PrrccltlDic,
The falling oil at New York, wns nearly :o""''O'
though at some oi the other ports Il s!iSit increase
But the tide is turned. Foreign Merchandise Is
again pouring in with II rapidity umprrcr,icltc" u"-
riur even the murbiGlv active season "i l>"'. Inc
chief culI-c undoubtedly il the great commercial de-
preston existing in Europe. The manufacturers ANA
holders Of goods i'll England, France, ana '':ri""i'f'
are Sc. ding their stocks over here I" he sold Tor citsi,
on any terms that can he realized. II wc were. Ger
tain ri the ability To pay, there would he mot!iili- L"
regret in this. But not only have We II" such ''SsIr-
ancc of adequate resources, but we have III" strong
est rcasolis for apprchrG!!ng thUt the state Of III"
country will render il difficult Ia dispose 81, and stI!I
more difficult Ia pay for, TIE immense stocks rrlnaln-
ing Of last years impor;ati"ns.
Our ability to pay i, temporarily diminished by Sc
vcral important circumstances. The cotton crop i
less by some hundreds uf thousands Of bales, than III
1853. The explorations of brcadS:utis AMI provisions
will be suspended by the effect OF the drougiits, and
the receipts OF California gold are materially diminish
cl. Ii does not appear cXtraragan: to assume that
our means Of payment will ID" circumSCribc't GurIng
the current fiscal year, by a; lcas; fifty millions Of
dollat.. 49,.
But - = all i!"sn warnings. the work of buying
Goes on u III accelerated sped. The 'rt.v!iv 81 thc
iorcgn trade is Ike tEc intensity Of the drought. Az
signs fail in dry weather, and al! the Reasons which
should point 20 II curiuil-mtu Of imports, p:J add I" tie
immensely Of our purchases.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-15

The Governors v"!c ~ very close, but it - be-
licvcdSiiat Morrill, is elected by a small majority.
II il also believed tl;Gt the following COmgrCssmer
have been elected:
F!rri Distr!rt.-Juln NJ. Wood, Wing and aboli,
tinnisi.
Second D;s;rict.-J"hu j. Perry, Wing and uboli.
iirnis:.-
Third Distric:. Ebrrezcr Knowltsn, Wing and
al"li;iouio..
Fourth District. Samuel Is. Benson, Wing and
al"li'f"nist.
Vtth District. Israel WHshhurn, .Ir., Wing and
ai"!Ei."nisi.
S'>ih Dis;rict.-Jnncn a. Millikcn, Wing and abo-
lir~ist.
The news ngci.t at Bangor, in the place Of giving
irnrr-, indu!-cs in c"mjccturcs. Ii j. highly proba-
by ii!nt the acoli;iolsts, aided by the Wings, have
elected tne:r candidates; but il does not come wi,hir
the rauge Of possibility that rcturns from . whole
STATE could lie ohtaincd within Il few hours after tt
closing of the pUils.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-15
Iron THE Enquirer.
MR.. I,YBk0Gk,

I do not approve the appointment, of Mr.. Lybrn"k,
vet | desire that the truth shall be known, and that
prriuIirr- shall 10, he iustcrrd ly ta!sehood. ]
therefore nsk You To admit into your columns the fol-
lowing editorial in the Dispatch Of yesterday, which
rorrccts II very current error aiioat at present:
NIX. H~BEo"K.-Thc appointment Of this gentle
mia 10 lac superintendent Of the construction of the
Custom House in this city, elected some comment as
t" his h"in, n foreigner. Ii has been moreover stated
that he l.nS bcCu SO short a time ia the United States,
TINT ir - ir"; yet II citizen. We understand that he
il ccr!ninlY Il "iiizcIl-that. he has been six years n re-
,iGrn; in Tie United Statcs-:hat he filed his intention
/" became n citizen Immediately after his arri, ii in
the country, anu that having gone through The consti-
tu;ionul probation, he has been daily Eaiuralize |, AM
IL ana has been, for II year at least. entitled to all th-
riyhis II citizenship.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-15

"f II lnr"c majority OF the t.moc-,,f, yo,ors A.
county, for Guvc-unr. "s
hesG.ved, hat the Chairman appoint. a Central
'"n!init'cr tor this county. lii, following ncr"n"a
weF, ino'yI"%niIy SpP"intet to compose tina; Commit,
Gee W! vs.: Robertson. Jas. Alexander. WirkIis,
Hutchinson, VIM. NJ. K"hIin~.r. .I,rnS = S" S
Joseph r"iai., $. W. Ficklin, b. ". Snesd, y "
Resolved, Tint the thank. Of this meeting Ia -,
u.rcn 70 Ar. Geo. l.. Peyton, f9r the Use Of hi. bo,ai
III which this meeting has been held. "' "''f
Resolved, That the editor, of tho J,g.rso,;,. n
publican Enquirer and Examiner, Richmond 10 ~ W.
Tu.sied 10 publish the proceedings o; Mi. w. ~ re-
their respective papers. ''"- W
'n motion the meeting then adjourned.
b. +. RANDOLPH. On I'M.
LAWS hvX,SDvr Sn.,,, "a """.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-15
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN POwHATAN.

At meeting Of the Democratic party o; Powhatan,
held Mt the Court House, on tho 18th day OF Septenl-
I,cr. 1854 VIM. p. Dabney called the meeting ~ or
der, and. On hs notion, DR.. John b. Iarvic was call
cd 10 the Chair. and 'iIas. X. Forscc appointed See
rctarv. Whcreupon, -
Krnia,nin ii. Nash moved that n committee of five
he appointed TO prepare business expressiyeot the OBJ
jrct Of the meeting.
; rho Chairman appointed the following gentlemen
on said committee b. II. Nash, w. Dabney, J.S.
Struttnu. John F.. Lay. and L. Michaux. Attcra few
minutes, they reported the following preamble anu
resolutions. which were unanimously adopted. VIZ:
Whereas. i; is importan; that there should be nm
early action on the part of the Democracy oT Nir@l-
mia in reference To the selection Of Il ~ aud suitable"
person as their candidate tor the office Of Governor of
this Commonwealth therefore, be II
|. Resolved, That we readily acc"dc 10 ii" propo-
Sition nf holding n Convention in the town Of StnUu-
ton, ON the - day al October, for the purpose ~
nominating candidates for the offices of Governor.
Lieut.. Governor and Attorney General.
=. Il, solved, That in the present condition -: poli;-
zeal affairs, wc hold it Ia be necessary. aud I" be he
duty OF the Democracy, To preserve III purity thcir
un!ar1Ii,hcd faith. and t. illustrate the c~Xpcdicu-
cy NJ their principles and their conservative c!arac-
ter.
3. Resolved, Tint while we deem Il unnecessary
and incApcdicnt 10 expires. our preference tor any par
ticular candidate and 10 discriminate between the r.
Va! cair!i'!nicS Tor the nominations. We do pledge or
selves 10 support, Gni 10 Use nj! honest and honorable
means 10 elect any true Democrat who maY DC select.
o.! by the Convention.
/. Resolved, Tia; the Chairman appoint twenty
delegates 10 rcprcscn; the Democracy oi llir county
in the Democratic State Conventions. when and where
ever il may be held.
}. Resolved, Tint these proceedings be published
in the Richmond Enquirer and Examiner, and that
the Democratic papers Of the State be requested t"
copy.
In obedience TO the ith resolution, the Chair az.
pointed the following gentlemen. viz:
john {. Porter, Isaac J.. Spencer, JacOb MiChauN,
Nm, u h1l,., W., nfl T., u. SrrI 4 IInl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-15
BLESS GOD FOR RAIN.

.'rlcss God for rain" the gond man said,
And wiped away q grateful tear;
Tha, we may have our daily bread,
He drops n shower upon us here.
Our Father, Thou who iwelst in Heaven,
We thank thee for the pearly shower;
The blessed present thou hast given,
To man and beast, and bird and flower.
The dusty earth, with lips apart,
Looked up where rolled an orb OF hame,
As though a PRAYER came from It's heart
For rain to come; and 10! it came.
Ths.lndian Corn with silkcn plume,
And flowers with tiny pitchers filled,
Send up their praise OF sweet Perfunte,
For precious drops the clouds distilled.
The modest grass is fresh and green,
The Brooklet swells its song again;
Methinks al Angel wing is seen
In every cloud that brings us rain.
There is a rainbow in the sky,
Upon the arch were tcmpcsts trod
God wrote it ere the world was dry,
Ii is autograph Of God.
Up where the heavy tEundcrs rolrd.
And clouds oil fire were swept along,
The San rides in II car of gold.
Aud soaring lalks dissolved in song
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-09-15
POETRY.
MAY NOT 0 THEE.

I NAV not love thcc-hut within my heart:
When nigh, aud darkness set my sp'rt frce'
And sit musiug from the world apart,
There is a low. deep Voice that tells Of thee.
Jha; voice is sweet and mourn!ul rs the tone
OF far .Eu!ian music heard in sleep,
q the Wild cadence OF Il spirit lone
Der the hushed waters Of the midnight deep.
may not love thee-but thy blessed look
Forever hauuts my soul when thou art far
Il elances upward from each moonlIt brook
Aud downward from each bright and holy STAR
It's imagcd in each flower that lifts It's eye
At morn to greet the sunshine and the 0c"'
And in each larry cloud tina, w"iIders ny
Floating in beauty DER the mountain "'"e'
may not love thee-but thy gentle words
Cnu stir within INV soul lis innt OF tears,
And wake the C,h" Of my hearts deep chords
Like some swtv: melody Of early years.
| NAV rot love !hec-hnt Thy imas" seems
loving ladiance I" my spirit gwen,
Fer oh | picture thee III all my dreams
or bliss on earth and hlesScdneSs in heaven. Il
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CHART ES CRY COUNTY,

The Democrats OF the county Of Charles City, arc
to meet at their Court House, on ScpteIn-
Der Court dGy, for the purpose Of appointing delegates
10 n Convention IL hc held this fall, for the purpose
of nominating n candidate for Governor.
II is very important, I think, that the nomination
should be made at al early day, so NJ TO give the nom-
inec an opportunity ofcanvassinc The State. and OF see
inc and becoming acquainted with the people. The con-
crcssiunai election, the election for the House Of Dol
Cc,utcs. aud in some of the counties for the Senate,
will take place mex, Spring. So, it will be seen, that
the people will have their hands quite full, i'll the way
OF nominations, without thar of Governor. ;.
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THE ALVAREZ EXPEDITION AGAINST
MENlIn

New YORK, Sspt. S.-Thc Evening Pos; r%el;cratts
is statements relative TO the movements aud III
tsut.ons of General Alvarez and his friends asnipsi
the present government Of Mckee.
1t states that s., OUu, G0havc been furnished BY parties
III California, ard names tie following vessels as hav-
ms been purchased here The steamer Benjamin
Franklin. formerly running from New York to Now
Orleans, the bark Augusta, &c.
The steamer Franklin has been altered and pierced
for ten guns. The barque ha, already received her
armament, and lays Cd the battery. The Franklin
hoe ~ men, and her coal and powder on board. The
crews ae Americans, bound for one veas, and tho en-.
g!Deers two years.
The steamer Santa Anna is nearly rcady 10 sa!l for
Vera Cruz, and is valued al S2UO, 900. Several Ameri-
can gentlemen Of high standing are kncwn to be in.
tcrested in Alvsrez's attempt to revolationize Mex.
leo.
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INDIAN ]uosT1IITIEs AND MURDERS.

ST. LOTS. Sept S.-A special expires. rom t"i1
L.avenwovih states that on the 18th uIu'no Tue HioGS
Indians killed an Ok belonging 10 M cin'gEaht lFhE
I!car Fort Laramie. The cEiCt was gwen hot,ce oil
he fac; and offered 10 give up the offender. LEU.
Flcmmiug Vas dispatched with Second LIEUT.. IRA;
ian, IN Interpreter, Sergeant Favor. Corporal .itNui'
X, and twenty privates to br;r- IN tic "icn~eT. ~
~;,!ii-cncc Lal been received :l'aI the whole ac'1 m
.ncni had been orcrpowered nmi murdered. lhe
thief WAS among the number Killed. Inc inoiuhS
are extremely hostile and arr. meuaciug the fort
Another party he'd been sent on; and rrln:oFceineil''
have been sent Ia the fort.
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hEEAIpS In EANAnA.

QUEBEC, Sept. 9th.-lt is reported thai BIZ Alien
McNab consents 10 make the sccularization I'll me
olercy reserves q Government measure, when gives
him the support OF the Upper Canada liberals VINO
have made John Welsh their leader in the House OF
Assembly. llipcks cannot return 10 power al pre-
sent.
Postmaster General Cameron retircs 10 private He
QUEBEC. Sept. 1.-THE new Cabinet arrangements
are nearly completed. Sir Allen McNab eonsen'st I"
adopt the entire programme of the late ministry, ana
leave the Lower Canada ministry as II STANDS, ana
give the Upper Canada Liberals two seats in the Iao-
net.
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,r Of tc.lnv. There was n -r"nt deal Of ncrlm"IS
and bad feeling III the convention. Adrian 'I I"hn
made a bitter speech, and nas very se'Ste III Snrn.
Coclranr aud other office holders. All me ou n"a
hurlrrr are Indignant. at the course 81 M M ~ MANY.
ZION, and .av thai the soft shell vote Will 'n'' "n "' ,In
thousands in the conn e.. They, VIII iii'ian'" -" nv
hmrds and stick t." Scyuo,ur, whether he "'cep''
not, as predicted by the HERALD.