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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22
The Ctty Hotel ARRAY.


iAths days HsRAID letter appears signed Samuel
hoer, First Lieutenant of Eighth district police in
reference 10 the City Hotel ARRAY wherein there are Ger
tain statements which feel myself called upon TO place
teoie the pJ bic in o somewhat different poiat of view
Mr. koei states that te tarleerer In the absence oil
Mr. haIpei the pr pietor, called the walters and
tefed item TO clear the house, which done. The
parties feeling aggieved at being handled 80 roughly
returned with three ohers and went about beating the
walters. During the whole of this time word was
sent 10 the station house. Had there BEEN the parties
could Rave been pursued and arrested as they are ali
Known a., &c.
Now the first part Of this statement Is correct mas.
much M | Che baIkeeper in question: did call the
waters TO turn out certain parties who at first at
tempted, by abusive language, 10 provoke fight
with PEI ons Who at the tine in peaceabe enjoy
ment Of the hotel aud not succeeding this object and
highly resentpg my efforts to promote peace they pre-
ceeded 70 language which j, being charge Of Mr..
Harps house should have acted most reprehensiby In
permitting. Now, SIR, the simple request that persons
who seemed Lent upon getting up rowwould leave the
hcnse not being attended to- the act Of orcbe eecmen
became necessary Such an act Is not amid Igrant
but Necessary 1t was the parties considered them
selves, Mr. Kohler informs US, 'sroughly treated
and thereupcn these III used gentlemen returned with
three anxores proceeded 70 break open the door, and
jury by throwing about dccanters glasses and everything
they could lay their hands or-nsariy killing OF
the walters and severely irjuing several other persons
myself Included. The result Of this their second
bi utal alta aeaoy known bat what does not appear
TO lie wen known l. the fac that sent Mr. Brady out
in search OF the police and that Mr. Brady travcrscd
Mercer Grand Howard, and several other streets With
out being able 10 end the required assistance Ii
taiby might have been the most straightforward plan
Cor Mr. Brady to have gene at once 70 the police station
squa to the most available ine Of conduct, nor was Il
QUITE unreasonable to expect that row taking place in
than three hundred PERSONS and lasting above half
hour might by chance have also attracted the attention
q stray postm,n or th;t such an assistant might
CnY HoITI, Dec. q, 1885. ALEXANDER 1.oGrE.
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Theatres and Exhibitions.

BaoApwAy TBF.trF.-There win he 10 performance a,
sh, rs.ssaTss Nth ae view represss
ss e he sa s e sns M sSsg sa e
Moore ass e keep up the fame their
and ballet troupe nightly entertain hundreds q old and young
me xso sna se% rom sSS 5 cher sepss besides great
}oeaO" The Isle Of Eymph s and sMsd,na.S
going thorough brushing throughou Jcih in animate
s oes aSaT s s54y s ss sDa Jg
ne Iopss b 3s sas'sa,s Mr. Eddy & last aprearane and
VI. pressaisd SoSssy 'na's'o ana ''w
The eTsnos not only in he production q
ee h d rss sooG S S
pposa y nc eS &. ssrsSsS q e ~ sisne
nsws.medy o"Fa-e Freences and swsnledIGne Thou o.
wAI,cx's Tprarny.-T The adiclous and unexceptouabs
manner IN sss The character. are portrayed and ne elegant
with de order snd dccor observed roushon have q
nsa,ate eisc e drawing good houses The bin hi,
ccrasdy Of TO Parents and 2nsryans' "''' ''e ~
vs1 H,rss ~ xsr1noen elegant establishment
improved and beautifully Decorated win open nex Monday
ks ss sae ss ss s.,
he best talent precnrsbe In the country her patrons may e.
WOODS xiysIsis -osorgs ard III co lseorer- are a,
snry ard versatile as sna have The pleasing faculty Of
sy R 1a The psaS aSsy % sn nss tho
rom dc sropged variety q ' .oass.
&C, os 'hs evening ossaes TIE ewe'sA OF Lucrefa
xesprsy IAl. Mr. Pierce 70 long known as one OF Inc
e srea, smbournt and Au fnl dsneator Of eccentric
gro character akts benefit TO night lie has hosts Of friends
opros Ms GIBBS viii give another Of her
r. sass sOas r rss ss sS .vc ess
nun ss, wei WI sTs AssseS sSasS' Ae SANE boUas
ptxs sdnssesT,
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MARITIME INTELLIGRNCR.
ALMANAC ron YoRK-fBB
............ u NOON RISES. morn -
~ Hf0a wArk1. morn A
Port Of Aew York, December III, 1855.

CLEARED.
Steamship 81 Lawrence, Graham, Nsssau--John Graham
ship Jersey Ant rev. Sau Francisco-Earle A Weed
ship Mar sercs Eliza. Upton. Buenoa Ayresw Do For
shin CITY Of Mobile Marshall. Cowes and market
ship Venice, Whitman, Havre-C Church 4 Co
ship Messenger, Scott, Fafnouih-Neemth eons.
ship eobago, Beecher, famouh-Draper Deyn.
Ship Austin, Clark, Galves.on--p n Brewer Co.
Baih Vcea, Rcsser, -Wheclwrlrht Co.
Bark Nazaisne Smith. Gibraltar and auarkct-J Eager
b.ra Roanoke. Baxter, Cork ana mArSctKirtAnd Won
Sachs =
a Co.
Rank IRIS fBr) Hartman, Ia Peel, NF--GespIe Ocan Co.
Brig + jones' Pierre, Cart agena-Hl chcock 4 Co.
Brig HALIFAX (Br), Purdy, Haiihr-Wheeiwraht Co
Brig Tybee fcrfusen, thsrleson--o Bukley.
fchr Old dominion Bunker, New Ovleans-N n Brigham
etbr ssra'cr Dayton. Snvnf nah-~s.urtes A Cearmrn
sch Selaseasai, saaAlcsWe, neNheva-poRer DQaeg,
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NIIsceIInnspug.

STEAMER WABAsBTbe huge propeller designed for the
sissm feae Wabash, yesterday afternoon at
he establishment Of Ncssrs Merrick Son. Thirteen and
hall ions OF metal cited comprising 1000 lbs Of copper
fna 2S0 lbs OF n icing the heavies cast Of brass
pitbcd IN this CITY, Tie weigh. the propeller when cleaned
viii eleven 1t has blades with pitch Of q feet
aud diameter Of feet 4ncbes 1e engines OF The Wabash
are ready to board tue vessel and the Of put
ting Thu beard VIII be cemmsneed week The boilers
viii be ready in January
/. THE INV LIME sTr,NfBs AsTwERP-A day or two
since mentioned the fact that Inc OF steamers had been
PROJECTED bowten ibis port and Antwerp They are TO
mcnthl her Ar wefp and New York via Southampton
and 10 Start ~ The close OK the mouth The
fes have teen built at Antwerp and Amsterdam and, In ad
6in to their mail lowances the enjoy
raDiee OF cent FOR ten from the Belgian
nent toaei with freedom from dues IN Belgian ports IT
nss respectively Brazil ard the The following
eli cula, apps ans la the Enelsh journals:
SI-We beg leave 10 call your attention 70 important
navigation lately formed al Antwerp under
The auspices Of the Be2ian government and pIsng
merchants Of Belgium, including also Baron James Rothschd
81 Paris. This eonEfny purpose detrasching steamers
monlby st inst and subsequenty frequently between
Anv Souib mpion, TO and from New York. -Four
Of 20 tors and 500 horse either completed
The FRS. sesmer of hs line w leave Antwerp the h
Inst, d Souan pou the st Of January II hoped
and believed that ibis fine feet VII merit ard obtain the sup
port Of The British pubic. Another equally influential
pany has been formed 10 IRON Antwerp ard Southampton
to Brazil, and VIII commence operations in the SPRING
Chambers to line Of steam munc9tion TO the lie
want. Wennain &c, OWEN, HAZEl1. Go,
Agents 10 the Belgian Transatlantic steam Navigation Co.
Ship Cabinet Of snngtoD SOS As been sold parties
IN rew ye X private erms She sailed from 10Th Tor his
port
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-22
An Actress Wardrobe,

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
For the information OF tose OF ms ftnd who may he
interested in my welfare respectfully request that they
will await the eeciion Of the court 20 far ~ relates TO
the statement sptctng Gan actess wardrobe pub
lished under the police head yesterday. bought the
articles in good fifth ard have b AID receipt to that
effect, from Mr. John L. Constable which will be produc
on the trial. mo IT ALIEN
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Telerr.ph,c Marine Report.

BOSTON L &C 2i-Arr ships Don Qulxote London CaahA
rnc DO; Mary Merrill, Rotterdam; II 0lddsu Lkerpool
Moonlight do Chsiswortb do bagks Native Ardroan Tine
fowease Arthur White, Greenock Statesman, sCape dc
Herald Marine Correspondsncs.
CHINA, Oct B0ur correspcrdcnt unfortunately gives
bur date, Oct -, for all the following ports:-)
SHAsGHAE-1 In port Ha'cytn, from Boston; Electric,
Forbes Eoratio, Joshua BATE kahay, METROPOLITAN, and
Snow squal al log for Nyork; Dragon, HAlow for
London, ldg; Nnroo, for sydney Arcadia, Ecsonan Na
.sganse, and SURPRISE unc, seeking freight tss Foreign
PORTS beirw)
Foo CHOW Poe-In port Br ship Recorder, Tor NYo<k.
WBAsroA-In poit Hnssar nom Mania; So rem, for New
York k ghher, for London; Westward o Tor CnlnO with
coolies; Durham, San Falclsco Isne. Golden Fleece
john WADE, Leyani, ard Mar hall, unc.
Hone KoSeIn port Oct IA Samuel Wilea for Australia;
Helena for San Francsco Bustamenlc do Golden State
Mauius Houqua from NYork; Rein1eer, from Sing
epore; Foan, for shanshae; Messenger for Calcutta and
ssa,ow In pot Winged Racer, GOshan, for caIAo win
coolies
xxorIn por, Sea WITCH Lang. for Havana with coolies
PHILADELPHIA, Dee 2l-Arr steamer n Sanford. Hand,
riaH. DO: Mary Patterson, toe, NYork.
scu New orloans schrs sharp, Sharp MARI Patei IN
kLondcn.
rc.rg w the hf Of Poson right OF IH et
ta4ep saaa. Esx, uosang ls ssarSy yyka Attempted
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Court Calsn dnr-Thls Day.
Coyyoy PIEM--By Court-Psrt l.--Nos. &e, &e go,
2sl .sa, 2es, se6, :Se 2e7, 2Sa, gsgs s--Sa. 2S6,
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huo JAsnso, Nov. L. 1866.
me chora--stareuy Of CoSss-ate Of the Wsa,her de-
The regular monthly steamer sails to-day for South.
ampton, which avail by letting you know that the cho
lea has greatly diminished here and the deaths
day The disease Is not difcut to
natenced to In tme when In nine out OF ten IL
yecs TO medical treatment The shipping in harbor are
all clean and healthy except the French Admraps ship
on board which three occurred and all recovered
mic IN the suburbs last week, all Of whom recovered
The European vessels beginning to leave in ballast
owing to the scarcity Of coffee and the stock Il in
in the hands Of SPECTATORS.
The bark Marian OF and from Philadelphia via Per-
nsmbuco has been snguary fortunate she arrived on
the 4th and is loaded and will sail to morrow return
at so cents per bag
The weather is suEy but the sea breeze - SO refresh
ing, that it acts ike charm upon the citizens.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
BALTIMORE De-. 21 1895.
Ky ne steamship Asia we have Rio Janero circular Of
Arrived Rio Nov 8. bars Hazard from New Orleans:
Marion from PERI ambuco It'll briggs Baltimore Balu
more; Elslnore from Lsbon oh, bark Maxwell from Bsi-
more senr Kent from ds 10Th bark pelawaran from Bali
m0fe.
Sailed from Rio Nov g. ships Rover for New Orleans; 4b
Beyins tor baltimore; Henry Mason, for Phi adspka
III beJk 0ood for Nev York: brig Mazini phindei
phia gin and l2h bark Baltimore for Hampton Roads, and
The ship Stephen Lnran from Rio for New Orleans pu
back on The 18th ut aky and had discharge her crgo
The ship Banshee from hio arrived al this dav.
The ship sarah Parker Gardner from New York for San
Francisco, had put In there in leaking condition.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-03-21
$4,000 RUSSIANS KILLED BY A
SMALL DETACHMENT OF TROOPS


A QUESTION arises in the City of Oaks, now,
IN who sells the cheapest Goods but that trou-
BILE can be easily subsidized, just by calling at the
beautiful Store, in Lougee's nsW brick building,
occupied by JOS. SCHLOSS & BROTHER! who
boast of their well selected Stock for the Fal trade.
They have made up, and brought on, in part, 800
pair of the best quality of French and German Cas-
simere Pants embracing several styles not before
introduced)-a few hundred different styles of Cloth,
Beaver, Satinett, and other kinds of Frock and
Sack Over-Coats,-an extensive variety of Silk Vel
vet Vests. very superior quality, as we'll as Silk, Silk
Plush, Satin, Farmers Satin, down to Vests for rs
cents-the latest style of Talmas, or short and long
Cloaks,-and every thing else usually kept in a
Gentleman's Furnishing Store Particularly, they
call the attention of gentlemen to their best Eng
fish Merino Shirts, from 81 Is up to 81 90.
ALL ARTICLES MADE TO ORDER IN THEIR MANU-.
FACTORY IN BALTIMORE WARRANTED!
ALSO A fine stock Of LADIES GOODS, EN-.
bracing every article to meet the taste of the fail
sex, from a fine silk dress down to cotton cloth
FOR 5 CENTS PER YARD.
As their partner, Mr.. Jos. Schloss, who has SO
journed in the Northern Cities for four months past
has availed himself of all the advantages of tn
Northern markets as well as any Wholesale Hous
in the Union, they can undersell, will undersell
and have, undersold, already, any of their opponents
They return their sincere thanks for the liberia
patronage heretofore received, and request q con
tinuance of the same.
Call one door above Saddler
Establishment, (under the sign of HAVEN'S d.
guerrean Gallery,) Fayetteville St, Raleigh, n.
Oct 10 '5l
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WATGHES!
WATCHES!!
SCOTS Little Giant Patent
CORN N COB MILL
Nov. 20, 1S5

PATENTED MA hath, 1854.
81 attention of Planters, Farmers and stock
feeders in general are respectfully called to this
Mill as the most important article of the kind now
in use; not only well adapted for grinding Cob
Meal for Stock, but Grits for the tale, and especi-
ally Bread Meal from corn not fully ripe or dry in
the fall.
In setting this Mill, no Mechanic or frame work
is wanted, only requiring to be fastened to a hoOr or
platform. Easily adjusted and used by any body,
even a child.
The Little liant has received the first premiums
at the late Agricultural Fairs of Missouri, Ken
lucky, Maryland, Virginia and other States; and
that in the most complimentary manner; as well as
the most ready concentrations from the thousands
witnessing its performance.
These Mills are guaranteed in the most positive
manner; and No. 2 " warranted to grind 10 bushel;
of feed per hour with one horse, and offered ut the
low price of S44, all complete, ready for attaching
the team. No. A at 500 grinds 20 bushels per houl
with 2 horses. Sole Agents in Norfolk, Va.
BORUM & MCLEAN,
Farmers Head Quarters, No. IL, Wide Water st.
Nov. IL. IL
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EUREKA EUREKA!
I A We FOUND TT

A ND therefore beg leave to announce. that bav-
N ing constructed an apparatus ,ohich mooui-
fee a Doguerreotype to afuU life size Portrait and
reflects the same upon The canUass. 1 am enabled
to paint a perfect likeness in about one half the
time IL has heretofore required, and that, too, from
only two or three short sittings. With this adyan-
tage, | can afford to paint Portraits for a much
cluded to reduce my charges to $25 for life Size
Portraits; SIS for half size, and $40 for small
heads. With this assurance on my part, I Aatter
myself that a generous public will continue to be.
stow a liberal patronage.
Persons wishing Portraits from Daguerrotypes
have only to see my present mode of copying
them, to be convinced that a perfect copy can b
made.
The subscriber viii visit the country if desireC
to do so, for the purpose of painting families.
o. P. COPELAND.
Raleigh, Feb. %, 1885. 26-2n
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P9EY'9 G9aRgR.
ron raE SPIRIT or the AGE.

ron THE SPIRIT or the AGE.
The Bridal Scene.
On han, blcst youth, pure love %confers,
The maid his earliest, fondest wishes knew
Each son enehantment Of the soul Is hors-
His be the joys 10 firm attachment due.
As on she moves, with queenly grace,
She wins assurance from his soothing voice
And with a look, tho pencil could not trace,
Smiles through her bluShOs and confirms the choice.
Spare tho fine tremors of her feeling frame l.
To him she turns-forgivo those falling tears
To him she turns, with surest, tenderest claim
Weakness that charms, reluctance that endears.
Al each response the sacred rite requires,
From heLfull bosom burst IN unbidden sigh
A strange mysterious awe the scene inspires,
And on her lips tho trembling accents die.
Ger her fair face what soft emotions play
What lights and shades in sweet confusion blend
Soon shall they 1y, glad harbingers Of day,
And settled sunshine on her soul descend.
All soon his own confessed o~cstatic thought
Her hand shall strew his summer path with flowers
And her blue eyes with modest lustre fraught,
Gid the calm current Of domestic hours. J.
Kinston, ". @.
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A Card,

MIR. HAVENs respectfully invites all who
lNl have not yet seen his STEREOSCOPES to
call at his Gallery on Fayetteville Street, and ex-
anime specimens.
The Stereoscope gives, by far, the most perfect
likeness that has ever yet been obtained by any
other mode, and is seen with no less establishment
than delight. Every feature of the face, and eve
ry portion of drapery, &C., stand out in such bold
relief, that We are almost persuaded, when viewing
these wonderful pictures, that we are looking at
the ORIGINAL instead of a mere likeness.
Connoisseures and lovers of art have only to see
these magic pictures, to be convinced of their in
trinsic merit.
IF you want a fact simiIe Of yourself, come to
RAVENS GALLERY, and get one of his splen-
did Sky Light Sterescopes.
Raleigh, Feb. 18th, 1855. "a
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Pianos! Pianos! Pianos!

TIME subscriber has made an arrangement with
ten manufacturers, so that he can furnish Pr
AMOS for any price from $165 to $500, and at the
manufacturers prices, ,oith 5 per off for cash.
Schools, Colleges and dealers will have them fur
nished at 10 per cent less than the factory price !;
rendering it a great object for persons who are in
need, to buy through him. Being a musician and
having already furnished several for the South, for
private families and schools, giving entire satisfac-
ton, he feels confident of being able to please all
who entrust him with their orders. He examines
thoroughly every instrument before sending it of
and guarantees them in every particular. SEcoND
HAND PIANOS bought from $50 to $2OO-and al
other Musical Instruments on the best terms
Music sent free of postage at 80 per cent discount
Commission for buying 81 per cent. Refers to J
M. Morehead, w. A. Graham, Chas. Manly, J. w
Osborn, N. w. Woodfn, K. Rayner, D. L. Swain
A. NJ. German and others. A ii. EDNEY
New York, Oct. 1854. g.
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A BAsHFUh CLRRGYMAN.-The Rev. j
Brown, of Hadinglon. the well. known an
thor Of the SELFlNTREPRErINa BIBLE. was
aman of singular bashfulness. In toKen of
the truth OF this statement, it need only be
said that his courtship lasted seven years.
Blk years and a half had passed away, and
the reverend gentleman had got no further
forward than he had the first six days. This
state of affairs become intolerable. A step
In advance was to be made, and MIR. Brown
summoned all his courage for the deed.
Janet said be, as they sat in solemn
silence, : we've been acquainted for six years
an mair' and I've never gotten a kiss yet.
Dye think | might take one, my bonnie
girlY
Just as you like John: only be becoming
and proper wi it,
Surely Janet, well ask a blessing
The blessing was asked, the kiss was taken
and the worthy divine perfectly ~overpowered
with the blissful sensation, most rapturously
exclaimed
oh. woman but it is guide. Well re
turn thanks
Six months made the pious couple mai
and wife and, added his descendant, VIII
h~umorously told the tale, a happier coupl
never spent a long and useful life.
Mr.. Sherman was representative in Cor
gress from Connecticut his< business ha
been that Of making shoes. Sohn Randolp
rose, and with his usual squeaking sound:
said:
L should like to know what the gen, i
man did with his leather apron before |
set out for Washington
Mr.. Sherman replied, initiating the sam
squeak:
q cut it up, sir, to make moccasins fl
the defendants of Pocahontas f!
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The agents are prepared to make deliveries at
their deposits in the different ports of the United
States through orders given by them in this city.
F.. BARREDA & BROTHER.
Baltimore, Sept. LIST, 1854.
We desire to call attention to the above circular,
which was forwarded to us by Messrs. F. Barreda
& Brother, on the End instant.
In order to meet the wants of our country friends
on the best terms possible, we offer them at our
ware houses on Rowlett's Wharf, Pure Peruvian
Guano, direct from the government agents, at tho
ratio of $50 per ton of 1000 lbs, for large or small
quantities.
Parties unknown to US, giving orders accompa-
MED by cash, or satisfactory city reference, will be
promptly attended to.
ROWLETT, HARDY & co.
rs Also in Store, Mexican Guano at $35, De
Burg's Superior Phosphate of Lime. at SIG. AZ
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FOR THE SPIRIT or THE AGE.
The Midnight SPELL.

ny LUTHER Il. RIGGS.
Softly blow the zephyr-like breeze
At this calm and holy hour
Eurus nestles among the leaAess trees,
From thence deseends to our parterre bower
Frolicking joyously with some thatch built shed,
Recklessly tleeting across the moor;
It's orrand is to belligerate the calm airs ali cad,
And ii whistles anew as it fleets past my d cor.
IT'S n holy night-so calm, so serene,
Such n spell as awakens n heavenly thought
Not n cloud spots the vast frmament-I ween
Such another spell is scarce ever wrought.
The moon shines forth in resplendent glory bright
The stars twinkle right merrily
A panorama exquisite Of itself is night,
On which ! gaze most cheerily.
No earthly tongue hath power to tell,
The glories all that meet my view
Within this sacred midnight spell.
My spirit with the holy dew
Departs this sphere for realms above
And there in e~xstacies l view,
The glories Of the God Of Love,
And in this eidouramion true
I fancy that my homes above.
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ron rnE SPIRIT or THE AGE.
ny LoTTIE LINwooD.

ny LoTTIE LINwooD.
Ny chlldhood's hours they brightly shine,
The dearest gems in memory's shrine
Those hours Of innocence and joy,
When life seemed free from sins alloy
My childhood's hours have glided on,
Like flowers upon the streamlet thrown.
My childhood's home my mother dear
Her gentle voice l often hear,
In tones so sweet that tears will flow,
Like childhoods tears of long ago;
Ny mothers voice methinks l hear,
Through life's rough path my heart to cheer.
MY childhood's dreams! oh, where are tAeyl
Like oil life's dreams have passed away
And those that shared those dreams are gone
To that long home whence none return.
MY childhood dreams, my childhood dreams!
How brightly now each vision CLEANS!
And soon will come life's closing day,
when l like them must pass away
But earthly cares will still plod on,
And you will know that ! am gone.
That closing hour that closing hour !
It soon will come, and life be Ger.
Birmingham, 1855.