Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-11-15
Rates of Adyertiisry

Caught my eye wandering over these new reIula-
tions. Ali, YOU may well gaze and marvel; 1t
seems almost as though he gifted with tie
magic wand we used to read of in our old fairy stu-
i res Only think dear Lizzy, of his having become
so rchand famous in the far-off countries and com.
ing baek at last to spend the autumn OF his life in tho
dear old haunts and places of long ago.
! For long time we talked of this strange reap
/ pearance Of him who had been SO long mourned et
dead. She told me how his heart had ever turner
/ like the constant magnet to the one homo that wa
more to him thaa Nil the world beside; how he ha,
toiled patiently through the slow rolling years TO
win health and seputaton to layat the feet of that
one whip dwelt ever in his thoughts, on whom ho
mused and dreamed, aye, even after she had looked
down. bright brOwed angel ON his tevered visioA
his all absorbing object, She told how hi.
pleading letters dispatched across the waste of wa
iers, eloquent with his depth oflove and earnestness
brought back ne answering word OF hope Alasl
how could they wden none over reached ITS destina
ton! How, IN spite of those convincing proofs he
trusted fondiy on, and closed bis heart against con-
victon how time crept on, and he was no longer
the free, enthusiastic, visionary youth, but a bowed
| and wrinkled lnRn; then with failing hope and dy.
ing energy lac came to learn his DOOM He reached
his native shores he again to the dear
toned spot and then, Q human heart it is we'll
that thou caust break and still tlrob on il is well
that the crashed and torpid principle oflte still beats
on, when nope, and joy, and thought ITSELF are bur-
led forever in the great ruins.
But oh, ighed she in II mournful voice, lit was
terrible and fearful shock to learn, all of sud
den, THAI she tor whom alone he had been amassing
riches and name, had been moulderlng away uI-
der the DAISIES for many long year! For a while
IT seemed as Il he Whole hope aud stay of life WAS
gone as though the weary time he had spent IN ln
da a useless blank and waste, and the long
years that lay between him aud eternity would new
er roll Their shadows away from the gates of life
But after Il short season, when he heard how we
Were IN want aud tribuation, new spirit dawned
within hun. The pleasant memories of the old times
woke ii his heart melancholy gladness and for
his dear sake he resolved that we, whom she had 40
| loved and trusted, should never know sorsAM ~
desttution more t'ia
| Miss Harriet busy fingers paused, the work drop
ped upon her lap, md something glttered brightly
between her eyelGshcs Here the younger sister
took up the thread OF tho discourse
| WAS il n"t well cnn;rived surprise I How
should we suppose that he. whom We thought far
across the seas should DC he ono to purchase the
I p c,urc and the piano, and how hard and cruel We
thought il that they should be the property of an
other But ii is all settled now he says that this
poor old house shall nc bis dwelling place always,
| for the sake al lang syne None, no. not even
I palace could be de,rvr he says; and we two lone
some old maids shall be his housekcepers aud help
| to comfort linn when his he is sad
THIS conversation was nie ruptcd by the entrance
| OF cousin Philip himself, and now had u fair view
of him for he first time. noble figure somewhat
! bowed Il pleasant, cheerful conntenance, bronzed
By tropical suns. and bright, penetrating eye IN
whose deepest well springs you eon'd not but read
the melancholy shadows Of some one great borrow.
| this was his toni ensemble. s.rt.s
! lie sat down before the glowing hearth and talk
cd pleasantly, even gayy oI things past and pres
ent. was pleased to see the brothcrly tenderness,
the thoughtful Kindness with which che listened. to
tie chtrplng ot the two sisters, ami acc
tiouate cordiality with which he replied to their
manifold qucstiunngs. All there is no more suffer
mgs, or indulgence, OF loneliness for them now Safe
| in the assurance otweah and comfort tho decling.
ing SUES OF their lives might set in tranquil peace
and brightness These my musings when ]
reached my own home, and in the silence of my
chamber was mentally revolving all the events of
/ the past twenty four hours
Many bright suns have risen and set since the un-
expected dawn OF better days upon the solitary spin
sters of the deserted street Their stream of life
% N-,f.. n,lp
! clude,t way, towards the great eternity. Sometimes
! i'll my daily walks meet that bowed yet stately
man, moving through the busy streets with dreamy
face and eyes that see through mist of tears
lovely vision afar off. never it's golden shine.
but the sisters once told in subdued whispers,
that a tiny locket, cleaning with precious stones,
I lies day and night on Philips faithful breast, con-
timing the scented dusl OF that wthered rose.bud,
whose colorless petals had risen and fallen with tho
last beatings of Elinors heart.
| Il go often TO that venerable home-pleasant evon
| in the gloom OF lis dim antiquty-and spend tho
| summer evenings amid the peaceful group while
Philip, sitting dreamily at the piano, inprovises
! sweet In0urGtal strains, like the dying cadence of
some grand old requiem, breathing through the vault
cd arches of'vast catledrals or like the heavenly,
! half remembered melodies that start up suddenly in
our hearts, angels form enchanted slumbers And
the rosy twilight fades gradually around us and the
cricket sings softly on the hearth, while that gor-
Gus young face, in its seraphic beauty smiles from
the dark canvcs, forever and gliding tho cherished
memory Of the loved md lost
Late and Interesting from Central America.
| NEW YORK, Nov. g.
! The steamer Star of the West, from San Juan,
/ arrived at o'clock. She brings upwards of 800
/ passengers and 300, 300 in treasure. She con-
nectcd with the Uncle Sam. Passengers wcro
/ delayed nine days on the Isthmus, on account Of
/ political troubles.
! Col. Walker attacked Grenada on Oct. l4th,
which having been previously deserted he
| took without havoc, and on the 22d, Gen. Cor
! rail- commander the forces of the late Govern
ment, surrendered to Walker and n treaty Of
peace was formally concluded between them.
/ ID. NJ. Furtouaraga, late Secretary of State
having been detected in correspondence with
the enemy outside, was shot at Grenada on tho
/ 22d.
The Transit Co. Is steamer, Carlos, with the pas,
seBgers which left \. Y, Oct 5, on the Star of.
the West, was fired into by the Government for
ces from the fort ut the junction Of the San Juan
River and Lake Nicaragua. lady and child
were killed, and the boat damaged The passen-
gers subsequently reached the Pacific without
! further molestatiOB.
On the evening oftao 10th, the Government
| forces from Rita made t.rest murderous at
tack on the returning CalifOrnians, at Virgins
Bay, killing four and severely wounding eight
others.
Both Of the above attacks appear to have been
dictated by spirit Of revenge occasioned by tho
success of Walker.
| INDIANA BANkS.-lhe following banks have
been wound up, and their securities sold.
| The bills are worth, according to the sums 70.
allied, the following figures,
Bank of Couuersville, ..-..... .-.-'-e7 cts.
| Wabash Valley Bank, .-..1 {.
Green County Bank, ''''''--'--sl ..
Merchants Bank, Lafayette -......Wn
! Laurel Bank, ......-..., .''-''S2
| Government Stock Bank 80 a..
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| CALIFORNIA AND AUSTRALIA GoLD.-Ihe
shipments of Gold from San Francisco, for the
first niue months of the present year amounted
I to $32,4l4,74 81. for the time in 1854
amount was So, 500 l54,I7 decrease this year
1851, lJ3,55 Allowing the shipments for the
Inst three months Of this year TO be at tho same
rate as for the i.rst nine months, Tie total foF
1858 VIII be 3;3 ,2l9. 6J4, AZ; the amount ship
ped in 1854 was @5I,2 G,l32i in 1888, S33,956,
956 in 1882, ) pos in 1881, ga Az, 900
Total ship;Reu,s fOT five years. S2299J3, 742,4 AZ
The shipments Of gold from Australia, for the
first.sx months Of the year 1855, were hfty-seven
tons twelve cwt, equal lit round numbers TO
81 800 ,0U; while California, du ring the FIRST
nine months Of the ZANE ycat, only shippod
about s32 ,o00,WU,
SERVED Turv ItiGHT.--A feW days since, iAs
steamer Charleston, on the Jississippf. above
Ncnnlis ,ues with an asoi3ent IA kef steam ca.