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4" ONLY WAITING" .

A very aged man In an alushouse was uske
hat he was doing now. He replied, "oul
ailins." ..s. ...... ......
Only waiting till the shadows ..
Are little longer grown, ..
Only waiting till the glimmer
OF the days last beam Is flown;
Till the night Of earth Is faded
From the heart, once full Of day;
Till the stan Of heaven arc breaking
Through the twilight, son and grey.
Only waiting ill The reapers a.
Have ths last shesf gathered home,
For the Summer time IL faded, -.
And the autumn winds have come.
Quickly, reapen gather quickly
The last ripe hours &c my heart,
For the bloom Of lils 10 wilhered, .
AndI hasten TO depart ...r T. ..r
Only waiting tiii the angels
+. Open wide the mystic gate,
Al whose feet .ong have lingesed,
Weary, poor, and desolate.
Even now hear the footsteps,
And ,heii voices FAR away:
II they call me am waiting,
Only waiting 10 obey.
Only waiting ill tho shadows
Are little longer grown,
Only waiting till the glimmer
or the days last beam is flown.
Then, from out tho gathering darkness,
Holy, deathless stars shall rise,
by whose light my soul shall gladly
Tread It's pathway to the skies.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-12-08

] losc To see these Autumn days,
Though swim they hy away:
love to see the setting sun
Shed forth his golden rays.
{ love to see the rising morn
That eahy dawn Of day
I love to zee the purple leaf
That hangs upon its spray.
I love TO spend these autumn days,
In yonder silent grove,
And hear the rusiling leaf that falls
To take its sweet rcpose.
So man lies down, no more to rise,
Till earth begoue with parting sky,
Then will his opening eyes behold
Those leaves that never will grow old.
or ai the seasons ot the year,
Sweet Autumn love the best,
learn from thee the disht OF time,
That brings Us to our rest. Con-.
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POET R Y.
THE ANGEL OF PATIENCE
pr BArARp rArLoR.

Pa,Ier.e ID the key Of ecutent-NaAomst
,ro cheer. 10 help US, children Of the dust,
More than one angel has our father given,
hui one alone is faithful TO her trust,
The besi, the brightest exile out OF heaven.
Her vay, are no, the ways Of pleasantness,
Her paths are not the lighisome paths OF Joy,
She walks with wrongs that cannot IND redress,
And dwelis In mansions time and death destroy.
She walks until her stern precursor, care,
Has lodged on ioreheads, open as the morn,
To plow his deep, bcsieging trenches there.
The signs Of struggles which the heart has borne
pu, when the 6rst cloud darkeus In our sky.
And face 10 face with life, we stand alone,
Silcut and swim, bchsid she draweth nigh,
And mu,ely makes our sutferings her own.
Th.ugh with It's bitterness the heart runs DER,
No words the sweetness Of her lips divide
but whel the eye looks up for hight once more,
She turns the cloud and shows the golden side.
Unto rebeilious souls, that, mad with fate,
To question Gods eternal justice, dare,
She points above with looks that whisper, SWAT
Wha, seems coafusiou here, Is wisdom there"
To tho vain challenges OF doubt We send,
No answering comfort does she minister;
Her face looks ever forward to the end,
Asd we who see il not, are led by her.
She doth not chide, nor in rcproachful guise,
The griefs we cherish, rudciy thrust apart
Hut in the light OF her immortal eyes,
Reviyes the courage Of the manly heart.
Daush,er OF God! who walkest with US here,
Who mak'st every tribulaiion thine,
Such light hast thou in earths dun atmosphere,
How must thy seat in heaven, exalted shine.
How fan thy presence. by whose living streams,
Where sin and sorrow from their troubling &C ase
Where on thy brow the crown Of amaranth CLEANS
And in thy hand The golden key Of peace.
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MR. Posr-You appear TO think tho Wings
have got thrashinS, bat do not seem 70
rssfss che Democrats ars just o bsdi
bsstsn. .FF si Vino.
Yes, we 60, but bad rather talks
YOUR defeat tban ours.-Bo,ion Post.
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explains the difference between brown and
white bread, by the action Of the bran on
the starch, the bran being present in the
brown bread, and absent IN the white bread.
Rendts.
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The substance contained In NAL, which converts
starch Into dextrine and grape sugar. 10 said that
part of diastass viii convert Into sugar 1000 parts
of starch
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Avery aged man In an alu,shouse was asked
what he was doing now. He replied, "Ouly
waitinp.n
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
MARINE AFFAIRS.

Tvr srxSy SoUrH.-Ihis splendid clpPer-sh'p,
modelled and bull, by George Steers, Will be launche
tom bs ward at the foot of Twelfth-st, to-morro"
,Tbursdsv morning at % O'Clock. She Is lntendea
to- the China trade and the well known skih ana eA-
,erience Of her builder is guarantee OF her superior
ss;Iing oua;es The Sunny South is about 200 runs
and i TO be commanded by Capt. Alchsei D.
Gregory.
ouIcK PAss.GE OF THE MARoS.-Ihe L. D man
Steamship Marion, Capt. Foster arrived at tnis port
Yesterday in ffty-eight hours from charleston
sr,v,y OF TIE SsRA1oGA-The slOop-of-war sar-
a,ooa Commander Walker when mas IeSenIy ITSe Ie
.r,rssd from four yes cruise IN the I hina oea5
xss Visited bv Commodore Gregory yes,erual aiu I,
after favorable inspection, her crew "hose t.' VI
service had long since expired were Per,l'.eu ~ -
ashore procession OF those weather- -oeat1u i,
;tb unusic and banners, marched with great decpi u
tbrouch our streets to their bOardins-house "nicu,
ara ors bannv 10 saw is Temperance house Astney
rssscd The Revere House they gave three hearty
Cheers TO their officers. Boston Courier, sept D.
roxo ,xn PyRIrors VOYAGE or THE SHIP BREAK
n, ,D,v-The shin Break O Day, Of New York, Capt
Morss. from Liverpool Aug. l, arrived al this port
yesterday with 42l passengers 10 Lnocn iran.
Tbs voyage of this ship has been unusually protract
cd she left ST Stephens, y. b., In December last
FAR Liverpool and encountered on the passage AeaVy
GALES which crippled the ship and she became 80 m uh-
manageable that it was only througn the uu'iltua
srertiors of Capt. JOS Moore, her late commander,
who was subsequently lost overheard that she sue
Ceeded in reaching her destination IN SINKING cOndi-
;o After making repairs she started on her return
a. Roston but had not crossed halt the Atlantic before
sbe encountered those terrible gales which caused al
that time 50 much destruction along the entire coast
The vessel was completely dismasted and the only
cour.e was 10 put back To Cork under jury masts,
whence she was towed TO Liverpool. She was put in
rim second time, and has just returned to port'
having occupied nine months in the whole voyage.
""'"s Boston Journal, Sept
N,yAL.-The L. s. steamer san Jacnto went TO
ssa from Nautssket Roads Boston Harbor, on sunday
uo-rip, about o clock She is bound 10 the Baltic,
and Will stop at Southampton. She will atterward
yi., the coast of Spain Portugal touch at Gibraltar
and return 10 Philadelphia by way Of 1t. Thomas and
Cuba sometime in April or May next.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06

..together; | eannO; reach ths; digit
around TO detect the hAlfssd irony OF A0"'.
voice. rlit.ering f1-1ivey in her blue eyes oa'
were no eyes there 60 smiled g, myself ana -,
D. leave to 20 o. Down the steep SIDE oI 'le
she trsd Ike dancer, carefully and dainny, -.
sun r.s falling behind the dark blue nus N''uy-
one stain OF cloudy .plendOr to burn on nls -,
and as too went deeper and deeper into 70. nA''D
western valley. and felt the invisible mists OF iAAy
tipv stream and round pond gather colby On .y
cheek. he sank entirely from sight, and oeyOnI .n
male sesereen tint that edged the gold horlzo0 niD
a white dream of erace-the tender crescent moon :
urged ri. on with more Ied, and twenty mLhu'e' y
her feetest spinning over the broad red road uia'
stately lines Of .ugsr-mApIe and heavy drO0PiNs
elns brought me home.
" Where have You been ," said the veritAo'e An,
,ber.. AZ Jumped out and rewarded d. WIN ue r'
nouthfu Of clover she had been whinnying for ~
Prospect HILL" 4 wish had been with you 'a'a
he Ii /. such an exquisite view. You Weie'
..id T. Laughing at her mystifed expression ieN'e
II 10 JV1' P1-eN AURA w. H.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
-. WOMAN IN GUIT''A"N

,.,,,.,.,desee Of The ~ Y Ineans ansl.y May Is, 1884.
GuArksALA' .,D~York you win have
ror., before this reaches Nes salvaao, FROM
heard of the desru0"'l y -, repOrts, a. regarded
nor, recent accounts we IND 0early exaggerated.
.he los. of human life, were ho los, ,hough Of
~, more than $50 art known whom no,hn, il
.ourse there may be many mor nm bis records q,
- x;u be known until Time ye,s e. da,uge God ,,ve
Eternity: but, in the time o. Ao.e who be,led Il
,bam timely warning, AMI all 90 who ner;.hed in
leaned with life. Nearly az - ,xho ,amoined in
the ruins were of the poorer the property
.Lo hone of gaining reward ioi not the first who
OF the wealthy: A4esi 'he! so,stion Of gold. Poor
30 lost their lives by the ten "A of H. for though
araatpresl need enough they ~ work like slaye.
~ noorer classes of this coaI srhsis,enee and
r. seldom gain more than asrsac, hp, an ola ace
baye nothing for their future n cbar;,v IN smooth
81 begcary and the cold hane r,s :, a. 10 m, g1tre
their d!ins ~ ;,,. arc ssIy conhrmedi ana up
i".t accounts ihe moton s'lll i 81.
aven the remnants oi the walls
sbock are now leveled 20 the gous - ,ha mar FRIGHT
lam informed that the sgD. ~ ,~s. bes, rsn9
ened people nyllg u - -, S,ny added the ire
asb loss of reason. The neasu ;, y, - ooo D..
Vas emitted for their relief 6u. r. ,o. ,,,,te.
emong so many sufferers pe' - - r., t,.t ~.
nala could not well afford TO - Tbe Iocnsts have
famine stares us in the iaee. - 80 al tbe
rr,,eJ the country for four years Pae1, % 4 s.s ~
scarcity of provisions has SsS%@S SSen Sei por. free t
tine Government have thrown W soon 10 see some Of
nT'SY %S along here oa9 with ssIns sse9
Of -four by which thes can .G' Of Su gsod % 0DS RnS,
latGn s0S SS' per pei barrel and by the time supply
reaches U US viii be much more , 40 not a mSSo, SoSr
much Nun L;ns of mi. country. II is proposed to
mSSe nOGu' Ca Caera Prcsccnt for lie with power to aP
Pont with dSasa or tT3 ri. q sr ,be
privileges net worth neniiong5 Of M the % RsrabGc lie '
s0BS But what hat does does really enlist my wO%anly sy@Ps
hes is whisper that reaches @e, TO 59e eneet p sna
~ ~ 1.s = 9 T. case of her husbands DEATH and as
smpe Ike republics eonSG1' .5s TSS prS,SSD k1Gs. oo
49,, - a,v, cnnntrv An wea-day let women have
fair pIay hdd almost forgotten to tell you that we
have he'd two slight touches OF an earthquake IN this
citv one on the 2d Was quite severe, but was not
concestive chill, and therefore passed of without
Sor,n SARAH F. B.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06

-, ,,i,r, mo" said the eap,.,sa, NJ and
"ioEs &C., seps esreous have a.ed thar towel tn.iv
iS1n ,1s BIZ he ffst one that's said word T Nan.
he ,,rer viii not be opened until the n'''''
this month.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06

One Of the most amusing incdentsof the late excur.
.ion Rock Island thus related by The Utica TsL-
graph. A gentleman in the wash-room said 70 the
captain Of tie boat, Can't y0u give me o clean
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
rRE eREAr REp pRAGoN. Os. Tat NA,I.skA.I1 ~ :

THF GREAT RED DRAGON, o., IaE NAsJtNhA,.h ~. !.
PoFFEY B. ANTBoNT GAvIS. limo Pr 20 h''
Brother o., -. -;
The principal treatise. in thi, collection Of anu
papsl tracts il the production OF an aPostaie Catho-
lie priest written more than hundred years ago. II
consists mainly Of series OF indecent narratives IN
tended to expose the abuses of the confessional
Several other essay. and articles by different sutno"
are added to the edition, which aims at presenting
safeguard against the allurements OF Catholicism
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06

Remaining
A communication was recelyel hont ~ H. bald
win, House Physician Of Bellevue ho-PltA co@-
planning that acquisitions for various srtgs Tor pa
tients were not properly attended '' i'eieffed 10
Committee for investigation.
A communication was receiHed lrV'n us sletical
Board Of Bellevue Hospital submitting va" oiIosiD4
nominations AZ candidates i0r tne V1o' '0Oasioned
by the death Of DR.. isaac Greene ~, -, =,
John A. Lidel, VI. d.; l.. D IneDs'I, " ". ID
Stephen Smith, NJ. D. Geo a. fe'si'' ~ ~ 'has'
NJ. Aln, N. u. IN.
On motion the election was deferred unui tne net
meeting.
A communicated wss received from Dr. Henry @.
Cox. President of tb. Medical Board attached to the
Emiyrant Hospital Ward Island, m reply 70 note
inauring the fact of the report in reference 70 man
from Baokwells Islapd. said 70 have been refused
medical aid on Wsrds Island Al fer a. regards any
want Of humanity ., kindness on the Psrt OF the
physicspe alluded 10 Dr. Cox assured the Board thst
the report was devoid Of truth.
KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
This body met AZ the County JAN yesterday Alter
noon.
Mayor WALL Of Williamsburg presided, and
quorum OF members answered 70 their names.
communication was presented from Thomas w.
Field Of Bushwck demonstrating against the allow
ance Of the Charge made by the Comm.ssioner. for
mapping said town Referred TO Special Committee
on the subject
Supervisor ASDREws reported as to the correctness
Of the supernendents of the Poor and
the report Of the sunerntendens was ordered TO be
published in all the papers of the county.
The Committee on General Taxes reported the
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06

VALUATION TABLES on TIE NOMbISED kAPk-
RIESCFn RATE or MORTALITY. FOB THE Use
or INSURANCE COMPANIES. BT ELiErS WhssT.
Rosfon-
Life insurance ia doubtless good thing, especially
for those who have the management OF il. As they
manage, they have pretty much their own way the
public, including their constituents, knowing even LEES
than il cares about it. The directors are always the
mos; respectable gentlemen, but infinitely little bur
deped with direction, unless it be with their eyes
shut. This stste of things Is in crest meas
ure due to the peculiar ariihmetical difficulties
of the subject-a difficulty which j. surmOsn'-
ed in England by the employment OF hsle
standing army of mathematical acFuaries at CON-
Portable salaries. In this way the directors get
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
AMERICA AND SLAVERY

AMERICA AND SLAVERY c. OstAsAvtS-
Felrrsch s = haasi Ne. 81 " 4lsI a.
This il a pamphlet Of some hfiy pages n ne Ter
man language, presenting faithful history Of me
gradual development Of Slavery nd iis Polrcai pre-
tensions in the United States. n TIE keVo'1'i0n
until the present time. II s written WIN force ana
eiearness, and demonstrates cle' ry 'on-i@nt sao
serviercy OF The Democratic iriy lied 70 lhe
pecy Of the slave power. Itmusi OF greAi service
TO the German citizens of this cOU yend we Eos'
will have a vide circulation smoI -hs'a.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
BOARD OF TEN GOVERNORS

meeting of the Governors of the Aims IIouse
held yesterday afternoon at their room in the Ro
tuDda. Present, Governors Draper Pinckney Towns.
end, West, Henry and Duke. The President, Gov.
DRAPER, presided
The acquisitions show the following number of per.
remaining in the various institutions under the
charge Of the Governors, for the week ending Sep.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06

at. secondhand knowledge Of the Affairs Of tneu
company, through IL sc:aAry. In mot cases 70 tni'
country the directors 20 it rather blind Anything
which .bould pu, il IN their power az sny time By
I,e labor Of tbeir orn OF Of ordinary clerk, 70
ascertain the amour, Of their liabilities szd know to
certainty vhsther their secumulaiious are rhst the
Law Of mortality requires, We should link -onld be
very acceptable to them such thing = 'he series Of
tables prepsred for .G Of the Offices By Mr. Wright of
Roston II gives the value Of policy At iEo rate OF
interest By the rate of mortality detaeed from ne eH
pe-epee of large number Of the Oldest companies, At
All periods Of existence and is a. easy Of Application a'
an interest table. Iii to be hoped that no company
VIII neglect hereafter to publish annually balance
sheet showing precisely what relation it, aeeumuS-
,ions besr 70 II. liabilities under the lAE Of mortality
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06

CUPREME COURT, PUTNAM COUNTY.

S-JANEs W DYKMAk sgt. ELISHA j. BROWN
Snuuons for money demand conaetCom. NOT Seryod)
TO the DEFENDANT: You are hereby summoned aud re-
ouired 10 answer complaint in this action which hled
IN the Office the Clerk Of the County Of Putnam at Carme
Village on the 10Th day Of July 1854 and TO serve copy OF
you answer to the said complaint the subscriber at his
Sce 10 Cold Spring in Putnam County within twenty days
after the Of this exclusive OF the day
of such service; and II you fail 10 the said complaint
within the time aforesaid the plaintiff In this action viii take
igm.nr sgeiot YOU in the thousand three hun
d and pneyt6ree dollars and sHyone cents with interest
from third day of December thousand eisht hundred
And nv one besides the this aeonDated July 3
1854. j. u. DfhMANt flaintin,s Attorney,
ami lsy6wWed Cold Spring Pstnam County.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
VI MARGARET HEATON, Administering.
emVV+ THOMAS J. BLANCk. Administraior
n 7. SUPREME COURT, DUTCHESS

NJ i. SlfkEME tOJhl, DbltnEoo
N. COUNTY-Tbe FARMERS and MANUFACTURERS
BANK against CYRUS $. SHEPAR0-Summons for Money
Demand on Cortractro the DEtENDANr-fou are hereby
70 the complaint this action, OF wbih
COW filed In the Office of the Crk Of ad County AZ Po1gh
keefe land was filed the fifth day OF MAY 1911 and
serve copy OF your at Office Ia sad Rough
keepse within twenty days ar the serce hereof exclusive
of he y of service; aud fail to answer the CON
ulsnt az aforesaid the plaintiff will take Judgment Tor tue
sum Of two thousand dolss With interest from the twenty
Sid DIV of Apr one thousand eight hundred aud ity four
besides the costs this scton protest-Dared May D
1854 u. CObE, L ,lhtin h"r,SNv
No Isw6wW IOughhrepse, " l.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-06
SeadI Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the surrogate
Of the County New York notice is hereby gwen 70 az
% bsvirg claims against JAMES r. HEATON Iate OF te
Fiy New York deceased present the ssme "" Noucn
s thereof to the ubcribers at the store OF Ihonas ~
~ Sis In the City Newlotk on or before he
ser,b dey of september neXtDated NewforA the i'ui'
,..r,h dan March 1854
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LATE FRoM-CALIFORNIA.

The steamer Northern Light has arrived, bringing
California dates to Dec 31st She brought $3.50 600
in gold The Oregon left San Francisco on the 31st
with $4oo, 900 in gold.
The accounts from Lower California are to the
16th and very contradictory regarding the Fillibus
ters. 1t is KNOWN however, that they were besleg-
ed from the 9th to the 14th, when during the night
of that day, they sailed forth and drove off besieg
ers, who fled, leaving and everything else
The rcinfo-cements had not arrived but We're spok-
en- off San Francisco the 21st, and probably
reached Ensenada on the 25th. Immediately upon
their arrival an attack was to be made San For
mar
Sixty eight millions of gold have been manifested
at the San Francisco Custom House during the year
1863 It is estimated that the amount exported since
its first discovery reaches two hundred and sixty
millions thirty-fve thousand dollars. Passengers
arrived during the year about $4,000.
Business was exceedingly dull The demand from
the interior was small, and the stocks on hand are
said to be immsnse. All staples had declined.
All the Pacific Railroad surveying parties had re-
turned They speak favoraby of the Southern route,
which seems to be generally preferred. Lieutenant
Parks had started for Washington.
Oregon dates had been received to the oath. The
Legislature had organized. Application will shortly
be made to admit Oregon into the Union as State.
Population is estimated at $4,000
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NuMnlEa zoos.


poned on account Of illness in the family Of the later
SWEDEN AsD DESaARk--Sweden and Denmark
have issued circulars declaring their neutrality come
what may. - sss.sz :
PKGssIA--Ihe King was about to submit to the
Chambers the project of loan. - -
AUsTRIA.-I.ate advices confirm the report Of an
Immediate per cent loan of $50. .ooO, 900.
MARKETS. 3=ss - X = - ~
5 e. Lirerpool, Jan Tth.-Brown & Shipiey quote Cot
ton hrin, with an upward tendency. Sales Of the
week q, ,0eo bales, of which spectators took $50
leans 6id; Middling Bsd; Fair Mobile ca; MddIine
5sd; Fair Upland 6sd.; Mddling SD, closing firm.
Stock 5Ss, GOO bales, including 273, 500 American
Breadstnfs The market for Breadstuffs exhibit.
ed more excitement than at any time since the year
OF the famine in ireland. The market was exceed
ingly active, with large speculative demand and clos
ed very firm. Flour had advanced 3s a os Cd per
Dbl Wheat Is a Is 2d per bushel, and Corn is Cd
2s per quarter. F-s