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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

sYn. About fifty of rhem are reported on their way
70 the settlements Some ten or twelse exh'usteo'
half naked md half stsr'ed reached Fort Yuma at
the junction of the ella and the Colorado and were
relieved BY Major Heintzelman the cfaeer command
inr that post Finding himself deserted by most oi
his followers wsker turned back with the intention
e. is supposed ofiOinbg Smith who was ieit in COM
msnd at San Vicente. Lower California. Ot the
twenty men left with Smith, five were murdered py
MIendrez, ten have reached San Diego and the otner
FIVE Germans together with Smith, have gone over
70 the Mexican robber Millendrez. Walker cannot
have more than twenty men with him.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
slavery and the Union.

In compliance with public desire expressed by very
Letters and other Communications from ends d
paris the northern States pamphlet has been prepared
consisting selections om the leading articles Of THE
concerning the relative power and die Free
svehoding eube.s Of the Union and the bne control
which the latter have exercise M egsaton aud
the country This pamphlet is in and will
be issued this Office Il will contain 80 large 6vo'
psee and be sold the OF sc pSr hundred and 10
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

We sec by a card in The Oko Statesman that there
are 1873 person. calling themselves Democrats in Franklin
County, Ohio in favor of sending SAM Meday TO Con-
gress aud who appear to think the thing be accom-
plished. There doubtless men than Sam in the
world, but there few more unscrupuous. We hope how
ever, his aspirations for nomination may b. grated
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
To Advertiser.
Iov n circulation ofrtO.OoO

THE WRExLY TBIBUS has a circulation of 10 900
cope, and undoubtedly the best advertising medium in the United
States circulating does in every State in the Union British
Provinces. having readers Farmers Mechanic Merchants
Fomies &c Those who with make their business known the
country over would well try THE WEEKLy TSiBUNE.
limited Dunbo. 4 advertisements nsered 80 cents per ne
each insertion.
THr SEMIWEEKLY TRIBUNE also has a very large circu-
country Advertisements inserted 10 cents per line,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

come the cotton growers and therefore the resiiss
ticu of southern schemes TO their fullest extent can
ou, render the members Of the anticipated Sou'hern
Union very much poorer. weaker sud less respectable
tb.n they are IT present.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

Our columns are filed this morning with the details
of the California receive by the steamer North
Star from Aspinwall. The mi4iLg intelligence is no;
Important though encouraging, and over $500, 900.
was shipped by the San Francisco steamer of Nay
The trial Of the Mexican Corsu and the arrest of the
French Consul were the principal topics of interest
in San Francisco The full particulars of this affair
which are given elsewhere viii attract attention We
give account of two of the most disastrous steam
boat explosions which ever occurred on the Pacific
ccsst-one in the bay of San Francisco and the other
at Canemsh, in Oregon territory On the morning Of
the 18th ult, the steamer Secretary burst her boilers
while on voyage from San Francisco 10 Petalums,
in SOnoma Couny-when sixteen of the passengers
(among them the veteran explorer Ms. Ebbets) were
killed six badly injured twentythree slightly injured
and eight saved unhurt Ii is stated that the Secre-
tary racing at the time with another boat named
the Nevada and that the explosion the result Of
the criminal recklessness of the engineer. On the
sth ult the steamer Gazelle after landing at Cane
mah o. t. burst her boilers blowing the decks etc,
to atoms Twenty persons were killed, and double
that number severely injured The cause OF the aeei-
dent is not known.
The accounts of Walker. Expedition are to the 2ed
of April. He had crossed the Colorado near its
mouth, and st this point most of his men deserted
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

ANDREW OLIVER of this State did no. vote on Mon.
day week to suspend the Rules in order TO fix limit 70 the
debate the Nebraska BILL and 50 secure II,
The mistake with regard to him doubtless arose from the
similarity Of bis name to that Of Mvdecoi Oliver Of Nj.
souri. Let this correction be noted.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

From Panama. W. have intelligence OF a revolu-
onsry movement at Boeota. which has created great
excitement Throughout the country. President
Obsndo and his ministers arrested by Gen. Meio
on the Eth ult, and new Provincial Government
established
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

HAVANA, late OF Cherung County, mas been Of
hcay designated as the site Of the County building in
the new County OF Schuyler situated the Che
muns Canal three miles from ts southern terminus q. the
head OF Seneca Lake, and stirring, growing village.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
,,,v ,,sso,Rr REPUTATION.

The Nebraska bill is of great length, snd much OH
mere yerbisge, which nobody would read II we were
TO print it, 1t vests in the Governors (apPonted al
Washington of the two new Territories Veto on
the acts of the Territorial Legislature vest the Right
of Suffrage in free whes exclusively (incuding all the
foregn-born who shall have declared their intentions
and sworn to support the Constitution Of the United
states) and disposes Of the Missouri Inhibition oil
Slavery in those Territories in this baehhanded
fashion:
SEC , AHi he & further enacted That the
Constitution and all laws Of the United States when are
not locally napplicabe shall have the same force ana
effect within the said Territory of Kansas as elsewhere
within the United States except the eighth section OF the
act preparatory TO the admission OF Missouri the Union
approved March g. 1890 which, being inconsistent with
the principle of uon-inerventon by Congress with slavery
in the States and Territories, recognized by the iegsa
ton of 1850 commonly called the Compromise Measures
il hereby declared imperative and void il being the true
intent and meaning of this act not to legslae slavery INTO
any Territory State exclude II heretron out 70
leave the people thereof perfectly free to form anu rguae
their dome site institutions in their way subject only
70 the Constitution the United States; Pror'dd mat
nothing herein contained shall he construed to revive or
nat In force any law regulation which may have existed
prior TO the act of March 1890 either protecting cstaD
fishing prohibiting. OF abolishng slavery.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

BY the arrival of the North Star we have Later news
from the South Pacific Coast. the Sandwich Islands,
Australia, and Tahiti, which is crowded out of our
columns BY the pressure of other matter
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
Nem'alnrk Daily Gribltate.
THURSDAY, MAY %, 1854.
10 CORRESPONDENTS

OF Communications Whetevel
sulended insertion be authenticated by the and
address the wrer-noi necessarily for publication bu
guaranty Of his .ood faith.
" urdcgtoke to return rel c;ed Communicao1s
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

IEAPERAscE IL CORTLAND CoUSrY-The Board Of
Excise in Homer, Cortandvile and Scott, Cortland
County have refused liquor licenses to all the public
houses in those towns. Some of the hotels have applied
for and received temperance licenseg
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

They do say that our Mr.. Cutting has come out Of
the Nebraska fight in rather worse shape than lie did
out OF that with Breckenridge. We don't feel the
force of this criticism. 1t seems TO us that it was
just about " six one and half dozen ,'other.r
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

We publish in smother column an article from The
Erenigg Post, making some interesting and timely
revelations touching the plot for the acquisition OF
ST Domingo toward which step taken by Mr..
Douglas in bis proposition laid before the Senate on
Tue sday. TO establish diplomatic relations with the
Dominican Republic The facts stated by The Post,
with regard to the Agent lately sent BY Mr. Pierce TO
expore the state Of things in that republic, are be-
vond doubt authentic and should be regarded with
alarm by all Who suppose that any bounds ought to be
set or can be set the aggrandzement OF the slave
power.
The plot to obtain st. Domingo is no new one.
Three years since had occasion to eXposets earlier
Developments and to lay before readers the doeu
ments in the premises clothed with the signatures of
the active agents in the secret negotiations. There is
no reason to doubt that this scheme is more warmly
cherished at this day than it was even by its earlier
supporters and if the opposition against it, proceed
ing formerly from the Government and people OF Do
mnica can now be overcome by the seductiOns OF our
agents or our money there is nothing in the way Of
carving the intrigue successfully through In that
case. we NAV have Dominica applying for admission
to the Union as Slave State within three years aud
may be engaged in war with Hayti for the reenslaye
ment of its people wthnfve. There is nothing exag-
gerated improbaben in thisyew OF our prospects, AMI
only the submission of the northern people will be
necessary render its realization easy and agreeable
10 the slave drivers by whom it is set on foot.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
PrrrMrronv sArY oy hnrr, NNrn-i,. BriLD.

PERrmrToRy sALF oy hmgr, Nwrr-i': BriLo-
r. r. Iin "a si AZ 3, I5s 5s ra ~, & "a iosses
a. a. sss 3, ,, y. 1sli 80 5ss ga
The above Lots nesry 81 a s1e aa eo = asn o. ne
Yin Ps Tie 't.s tss eas sId - - se',nsn. -. to Be-
bssGafaf,s K, ssi,d sr sssie arro.laro, sad .asy
sdsrd ~ bses Psl.. shr ,Ss ~ e ., ~, i'-e
eorsD5ng vie vs. 0F lesg, sied lear tbs ssha
5s ind % q ne eosain sumner e ready have he rails lss
MeConba Gso n o. ~ hnes. i,stil u i'5d E, re o.
se 'ne ' % f ~ free sad eiss Il aeSbT.ncss sod
s ~ e ohsse noney can
Ssr bTs FI map 'Hd f's rsru'r' tF1 e the 'n'
BROADWAY OUT-DoNE.-James Gordon Benefits
editorial Mondays Bslsd Nay - On Street InpFovensH &
beoeyv sydsnee ihs cAnrEls S ean' E ~ & D.
50 per cent Blosiwsy fair buss coniP'ioa o1v
css Is Ts ysrd ssre a. sod On ossy Is and So
Enssh ,sy M i5 o. c cTsPea 1:ssIis' rs,I,.s d6 n
q. BUyers VIII rl,sse Examine ana compare -
We call the attention Of the public to the sale, TINS
$,ot q Ls s,s. 'P.;,s q cG.'ifo iol.s: C.:
a SC The sale viii BE- PsreHPioy 10 the hshe" bidder % "
SAVE THE TME AND MoNEy.-The best goods can
Bowery Mes large sock ofCsE.
PIT s5nss 1 ss M b il ,so; % AID rsfIs sf os ii Lsd
viii take bot few call snd you viii sure buy.
LACE CURTAINS AT GREAT BARGAINs.-Ihe sub
serbers vim tb morning one OF sa ss b ~,
about hall her value Our store vii Be ss,Sy to ,s'se Eve Gus
iomert e o'clock. A Nj LhADs@Aibh - LIZ,
PRINTED MUsLTNs AND BAREGEs.-Just received,
large stock cb Bsreges Tnes, aud Pnned Aui.s
which WI offer hi, morning gesiy reduced p1e
/ LLADBEATEE LEE,
No 81 Eroadggs,. of Leoosrdst.
GREENS CELEBRATED FURNIsTuNG SToRE-Atten
the supehoT articles in the Gent enen: tnrThns
GHEENl SHIRT 1rLIsHlNT NO As1r ise
TIE soci variety Of Under hr Dnrr tai -e
L. JOIN, les Te Crasss Scars Dres Gloves. Sl
Studs fche SHOULDER roc Mone7 be &c
poeo for the rde The Pe' are moderate and -
/ OIinftt rDfquefd.
! GREAT BaRGAINs.-BoOTS snd SHOES selling OH -
cot 70 close the the middle Of jane k % Ann
letvefn Brc,1wav fire selection or Boot ard
greet ausDfv Lesther shoes Of different I1Ae
noie of T.
No PAY.-HuRD'- Hair RestOTcr is guaranteed TO
produce new growth Bald Heed viii Be
required. prevents the Hair 0a filling os aud ks the ad
clean COO, end healthy. Price - per b.'te . -
! CARPETINGS AT AUCTION PGICEs.--PETERSON II
HuMpHREY 10 SO BrOadwsy Of Whes', hav ust re-
ceivsd from Auction large lot OF Velvet rney aud Brussels
Csgrttisgs gi ,h they ofeI tLs following low
Rbh Velvet Csrpft. ~ 10 lii per yard.
Rich Tapestry Carpet. 9. 10 TO- yard
/ Rich Brussels Carpet 3. per an.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

CAnpETINGs AT AICrIoN PGICEs -PETERsON
And oil oiIcI roods at equally low prices.


PJANOS.' GlIbtrt q IO.'s Cry stiI FeIhre Ffc-
utn Pianos " IN without the hoan. and with iron frtre
md circular fcole. Gbcrf Boudor Pianos Hslet Crin
esabhcd Of Hoe; Coz; Horace
Nsters with improved scales sud god stings Al tie
found only he Music Esbhleni No
33 Broadway Prices wo'e retail lower ihan can b. ipnd
elsewhere large assortment Of Pianos Of other make constantly
hand Secondhand PIAsOs al great brrs NN aud
ondband PIANOS PnNos sold on monthly pagmen.s
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
WINnnM SnAnE MANI.rACTLRERs INPORTERs 0f

WINDOW SHADE MANUFACTURERs, IMPORTERS OF
CoRNicTs, LACE and MUSLIN CrRTAs DAaAsks, BCFF
6c-KrLTy FERGUSON, Nos zA Broadway and 81
inducements purchasers OF tr above
goods All Kinds Of Window Shades made 10 order Our superior
facilities enable Keep she itiiOn
al~syf bnd-of being the cheapest house IN his S'eie
WIGS AND TOUPEEs.-BArCHELOH. OF No. 23'
penssd her b-aI in
The MAJ articles Tlis applied -
LADIES and CgNTLENENs AR NosS ond decidedly tie most
perfect imitation Of nature ever 81 dseo'ertd
GRAND HARMONY REiGN> THROUGH THE UNI
vfRsg-The only defect vb. u lack Of eprodgc'ise
in the Of On btr Pvd,d Tor b. BaREhR
CPrAsKLEss RFNovATNc To,fQrE Pcc - cent? Sold every
where. headquarters, BARsE9's. No l9 Bfoadwty
CARPETNGs, OL-CLOrils, &C., 0C.-Among the
which being daily made 81 these rich and
spndd goods oOncsi The claste and d.
yersned ock the subscriber. original styles end pat
will perceive that and the
highest order Of artistic skll fully displayed n Their manufacture
MrTchlnfs f6mes respectfully informed thai me
,c all goods by then graduated scale Of slh
moderate profits TINT pocludes the bty Of housc m he
trade hold forth similar equivalent 10 the public
HIll,,m ~ McGEoE1f No ii2 BrOsdway.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

CRrrNe CrLrnRATrD FrRNIsGnVG SroRE.-Atten

N BHrclfs Tssnfs,
Which, We WI offer hi, morning glesfy reduced pcss
LEAJgEATEE LEE.
", Of Ieor srd.st
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

BgEBE d Co.. FASHIONABLE HATTgRs, No. l55
BRoapwty.locEy MoUxTkIs SiLvEnY BEAVER and BEAVER
CIssIsRE HAIs; Toahs SUMNER HATs Of every de-
seipon.
GENTIEMEN's SUMMER llATs.-BIRD, NO. ~ Mas
will reduce style Of SchSEK HATS Ia Day
very ful socnt OF Fe summer Hat ana os"
1oodI-Hoy25 BiRo. 20 ~ Essesa 81 near hsden.sns.
SUMNER HATs.--Bcayer, Straw, Wide-Awake, and
aver, ou a s. or sumner. RAFFERTY, LE.sK.
Chatham Chatham end Pears The only Psee
kCJEEKEoTYFE Likeness IN
vosy Jf vbo The superb Db Beaver the most
sess cess sht su1 Hat MANI te;ured-now ready
srN.gg UNDER GARMEsTs-The subscriber in
,te stoai attention entirely s,ocs a. his weknown snd
rperor ZgYHyK Jssso USDzSGARNrsrs for Ladies Gentle
men and Children.
No one. Garment i4iIcduood t. The notice Of the public
ssn conrssbls this . of e!as,ic and durable febre
To tie invalid hey hesf 10 the delicate constitution potee
ter 10 The soug leiy; al health and comfort
JAMES T.. RAY.
I.po,r and Ma scturcr Of Under. and Hosiery,
No 3owcry 1ssr Grapd-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

spYs aud Hcts great baigus Of W. o. JESSs
Window SHADE Paper Hanging and Curtain Eponm Nos i"Hnd
aoors Cnathamsf. Also, Lace husin and
Demssh s CoInc Bands iius Ioophoder1 Drepery
Ts.a,s BUT Lincns Table Oil Cohs Competition de
A all "a f.uire
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
pnsinese Notiees.

,snmsr ear I'd coanoseus the graceful OF any
,oD; sumner HATS Of ~ kinds syes and qualities An exso
rsn resp euy .oced AsaLio Of Broadway aud Ca
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

GHSIEs WDE AWAKE HATS
GESgx. No. "a Broadway.
Opposite Sc. Paal's Church
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25
LACE CURTAINS AT C;EEAr BARGAINs.-The sub

scyirs VIII oten tb morning Of he largest sock o. rch
Lace and before offered IN tbis
fI a. eyer sacrifice cash and will sell them ~
about hs heir real Our will be ready 70 receive Gus
iomen ct 9 o'clock. A NJ LEADs-AiEs q LIZ,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

SIWfNG MAClItS.S.-lt Is an unluaiined lalsehoOd
Which uncrupulos dealers IN Ynke Sowing Machines are
altering have obtained cense TO the ENs
foNTED NEr0LE, seemed by the paet Of loN SEtLSoSsH
1912 and resigned The LEGAL dispute about
the NllpLs aud SHUTTLE MACHINES has relation 20 The ne"
SVeIr TnHF MAcNrs which stand free from al claim, sn
l. Vi. & CO Ne. 81 Broadway
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Secretary Washington City Bib. Society.
From the baltimore Arpns
ASPECT OF PARTIES.

AsFtJI OF PAR1IES-
1t is fixed fact that the aarioaa1 apaic aarfy is dead
There lon~er effort made keep up its distinct
organization Throughout New England the those
who constituted the triumphant whig party have
united with the aboitonisis and take for
their leaders Theodore Porhr Wendell Philips Lacvaia
Mott trc- in Che place of DASIE WEBSTER and EDw ARD
EvERErr and other national Here and in other sec
tons whggery is merged in hiop-noshngia and those
who claimed have al the decency and all the intel
ligence write themselves down as knozraag nothing
We felt called upon Ivy Of duty deny the former
groundless assumptions OF hoastfu whggerybecaus we
had ndubtable evidence that Others beside themselves pos
scssed equal decency and intelligence We do not feel dis
posed 10 dispute with any man who may choose to call
himself stuia and to unasked that he hsosrs nothing
Thank Heavenl ihs lis yet free country and we saw s
said St Paul. III any among you be ignorant lei him
remain ignorant if he prefers it. But then we look uon
this Is sheer aeciaon These pretended know -nothing
wings in fact know full well that hsgs proclaming the
old obsolete doctrines of their party they must always be
hopeless minority They know, too that if by some new
side they manage destroy the unity demo-
cratic party they may with any coalition which may be
formed have chance for share Of he spos See how this
know-nothngism has worked so far. A whig mayor In
Washington wing mayor in Philadephia-ditto in
Norfolk ditto III almost every other place here the know
nongs have claimed victory Does this look AZ if these
whig politicians know nothing We have other and far
serious objections organization that proclans
equality Of rights and privileges These radical and
dangerous shall discuss ength hereafter
but present object to the attention of young
and mpusve democrats who may be nisled by the spe-
cous preiensions Of 4moteGaisz and NAV by the
very strength Of their patriotism be led into hasy and
i-assored alliance with their old political enemies TO
all such would say, Remember the old proverb-A MAN
land his character determined) COMPANY
KEEPS If you found working with old wings for
the overthrow Of the democratic party you will not be tn
ken for democrats II you found arrayed with those
who would prescribe their felowctzens because Of
ference in religious opinions because Of difference in
the place Of taeir hirthf you enrolled with such
organization this the Judgment Of the country win pro
nouuce you bera and bgoted and falling far below the
standard Of republican whose fundamental prinei-
pie is equal right, and equal riges for each and epry
zen How proudly does this noble and Christian principle
contrast with the oths OF those who band
selves together deprive Others OF The privileges which
they profess to value SO highly
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CAPruRrD AT LasT-ln 1851 published an account Of
the whaleship Ann Alexander Captain Dcblois Of this
port being attacked and stove by sperm whale The
whale coming the of fifteen miles hour and
the ship going about FIVE at the time of the collision The
whale with full force against the ships bow and
stove several feet square almost instantly sinking the
vessel and hardly giving those board opportunity
TO escape The Honolulu Friend Of May s. states that
about five months subsequent the catastrophe the same
whale taken by the Rebeoca Sims Of this port Two
harpoons were discovered in him. marked ANN Alex
anaer The whales head found seriously injured,
and contained pieces Of the ships tmbers be had lost
bis wdness and erocity being much diseased but upon
being taken yielded seventy eighty barrels OF oil
Neg Bedford Standard
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LOCAL NEWS.

MILITARY cHASeEs.-Among two three Of the yolun-
teer the city there has been for days good
deal OF excitement Indeed, hear of the com
panes contemplate dissolution event they
have determined reorganze under names change
of uniforms and that the leading of the new organ
izaton 10 exclude from membership any who
ioregn lands This eent has grown of the
OF the recent election for and members of the councils
in this city, and the triumph of what styled know
nothing party in various other places of the Union Those
most Jealous In advocacy of the argue that A
there are military corps in Washington the members of
which are exclusively foreigners, the immediate descend
ants OF such it is but right that native Americans
should have military associations confined their own coun
trymen.
We have looked with pride pleasure upon the
volunteer military companies of the metropolis The
martial display which stated periods make their at
tainments in the paie their precision in
marching and their costly and suitable costume have elected
the admiration Of citizens The admiration enhanced
In the reflection that all connected with them animated
and influenced by fervd patriotism, devoted
try, and that they would fy to the of that country
whenever it's interests endangered it never oc-
CURED that proposition would be BY Amer
citizen solderr to rule off epndiate the
who although born the other side Of the Atlantic
have become patriotic citizens of the republic obeder
Its laws and delight to unite with marching under
the ''stars and stripes'-th flag Of the nation.
The institutions of the country their perpetuity are
alike dear 10 the native aud adopted citizen No
distinctions should be made among citizens Of free and
iegs should be guaranteed alike all and these privileges
should be the pleasure of patriotic volunteer
in OF assault to protect and These may be
considered by odahoned notions up to the
spirit of the age 1T enough for know that
have written in harmony with the sentiments of Jefferson
and all the venerated republican fathers of the land We
should progress not rerograds, in LIBERAL principles.
Gov JOSEPH JoHSsoN-The governor Virginia arrived
here from Richmond Friday evening, for
weeks recreatoH in his mountain home Gov johnson yes
terday visited the Capitol and cordially received his
old congressional friends The governor the encyment
Of excellent health.
THE PRIMARY scHooLs.Durng the past week the annual
examination Of several Of primary schools the city took
place. and pleased to hear that in every
examination furnished gratifying evidence of the proficiency
made by the pupils These useful yet unpretendng
ries very credtabe the city Thousands Of boys
girls here obtaining substantial education gratutously
Who bat for the existence of the schools would grow up
ignorance.
IcEThe schooner Arlington arrived Paro's wharf
from Boston, Wednesday with about three hundred
Of and the schooner Louisa with about same quan
ty daily expected Both Of these cargos were ordered
by our friend Capt. Lemuei j. Middleton.
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The frceoilers he'd siae convention Indianapolis
Indiana Thursday and nominated candidates for State
officers the sutiNebrasa principle The free-soers Of
Ohio the day held State convention Columbus
Among their resolutions pledging the members to
every in their power TO stay the progress Of
slavery and in favor Of holding general convention Of
the free States on the subject
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DurcHNANs DESCRIPTION OF A RAINY NIGHT Veil
Asht Friday night wash de as never wash fought
70 go down de hin to mine house but did walk
oen DC faster stands STILL for de tarkness tick dat
could not stir il NIT mine boots and de rain dunder
And elixum-in more den minutes mine skin
Toe 10 mine dos But after leetle vile stop quitting
70 ram something 50 kept feeling mneself oil de way
song-and ven come to mine house walk in vat
gon INK Mine Gotl il pelong TO somepody elser