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The London Times on Nicho-
las.

We exirac, from the leading arti-
cles Of The london Times on the
death and character of Nicholas,
their most startling passages.
From the Times. Afarch B.
In the long array of history, and
among those figures dimly seen a
long the ages OF the past, which bear
imperishnble traces Of their guilt and
their doom, none stands a more vlsi-
BILE mark OF reirlbuilve Justice than
he who has thus abruptly passed from
the scene Of human affairs. The
summons of Belshazzlr upon the fe-
ry wall wns not more appallIng-lhe
destruction Of Sennacherib not more
terrible. This blow has fallen not
only on the armies which Russia has
equipped for the defense of her ter
rltorl mot only on her policy and
her alliances, but more especially on
'he one great author oi the war, who
has eypiated, with loss of reputation,
the loss OF power, and the loss OF lie
itself the onfraoe he committed on
the rights Of other States and the
neace of Eurone.
Upon the occurrence Of that earth
ouake. TIeis ! which ovcrthrew hall
the thrones Of continental Europe,
the Emperor Nicholas alone seemed
completely prepared to meet the
shock. and completely unmoved by
its violence. HIS forbearance was
equal to his strength. lie sought no
pretcxt for interference in the affairs
Of other States. although he did not
refuse his succor when il was requir-
ed he took no unfair advantage Of
the weakness and confusion Of otn-
or countries. and the advice he ten
dered va. invariably favorable 10 the
cause of order and of peace. The
cond,,ci oe The EmDeror Nicholas
during those eyentfnl and perllous
years from 1913 10 1851. raised him
h,obcr than he had ever stood before.
lie was REGARDED as one of the wis
est. as well rs one Of the most DOW
erluI So,oreiuns of Europe. and those
even who detes,ed ms desooIic Gov
eminent conlJ no, deny tha, he had
shown mod,ra,ion temper and
STRONG desire Enr ueace.
Nor had his internal government
of the Russian Empire been less
successful. Aitbouuh he continued
10 oppress the finances and the non
NATION bv an enormous military ca
enlistment he had undoubtedl, la
bored with success to develon the re-
sources of the country. The means
Of communication were improved.
foreign merchants were protected
The numerous departments of public
service were placed under severe
control, and the condition of the
rural population on the vast demes-
mes of the Crown was notably i'm
proved. No sovereign ever succeed
ed in inspiring his own subjects of
the Muscoylle race with a more ia
nalical attachment TO his person, and
il is perfectly true that wherever the
lofty stature and imperial port of the
Gar were seen throughout his do
minions. he was hailed as a demieod
rather than as a man. His pride
rose with his station and his power,
and al times he seemed possessed
with Authorizations acting upon a
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PETER FRANCISCO.
TIE SAMSON OF THE WESTERN
HEMISPHERE.

HEMISPHERE.
As late as the year 1895, there
lived in Western Virginia, a man
whose strength was so remarkrble, as
to win him the title of the Western
Samson He knew nothing of his
birth or parenrnge, but supposed he
was born in Portugal, from whence
he was stolen when a child, aud car
red TO Ireland. lis earliest recol-
leciions were those of boyhood in the
latter country. While yet lad, he
apprenticed himself to sea captain,
for seven years. m pay for n passage
to this country. Ga his arrival, his
time and services were sold to Mr.
Winston of Virginia, in whose SER
vice he remained until the breaking
out of the revolution Being of an
adventurous turn Of mind, he sough,
and obtained permission Of his mas
ter TO join the army, and was engag-
ed in active service during the whole
contest. Such was his strength and
personal bravery, that no enemy
could resist him. He welded a
sword, the blade of which was five
feet in length, as though it had been
a feather, and every one who came
in contact with him paid the forfeit
OF his life. At Stoney point, he was
one of the iorIorn hope which was
advanced to cut away the Adults, and,
next to Major Glbbon, was the first
man TO enter the works. At Bran
DIVINE and Monmouth, he exhibited
the most fearless bravery, ana moth
ing but his inability TO write, proven
ted his promotion TO commission.
Transferred TO the South, he took
part in most OF the engagements in
that section, and towards the close
of the war, he was engaged in con-
test which exhibited in a striking
manner his sell-conhdence and cour-
age.
s,ooned =; ,be honse ~ n,an ~,
,ha 100 If w 20 raf,a.y
himself WbJs, =, tho ,ohle ho yas
surprised by nine British troopers,
him he wos ,he;, n,;soner SEEING
,ha, ho ,,as en- o,oaiIy ,n,o,nho,oJ
he pretended to surrender, and The
d,aroon SEEING ne was annaren,Iy We
>. naaoaC,lIv ;o,.l;oad ill., -,
mo him allowed linn cons;IerahIe
C,eedom wh;Ie ,hev 60, doyn 10 mar.
,,te of Tho food wh;ch ho had lief,
whe, d;s,urhed Wander;n" M, in
IN the doo,.yard ne was nccos,ed Inv
the p,ymas,er ,yI,o dem,odcd oCb;n
eyery,i;nS of valne anon, him at
,he ~ ., his Gfe in case Of reG,.
.'I - haye ,o,b;og 70 a;ye said
.
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hGRIcuLruRE "OUr WEsr."--
Wisconsin has set noble example
10 her sister States in the West.
She has formed State Agriculture
al Society, and gone to work, in
good earnest, in laying the founda-
ton for future agricultural, mechan-
ical and general prosperity. The
payment of ten dollars secures
life membership, and one dollar, an
nual membership, with all the pri-
yileges of the institution. The
managers of the Society have pro-
cured a quantity Of seed wheat from
Upper Canada, TO be delivered to
members of the Society, at cost, for
seed the ensuing season. We are
glad to see these encouraging signs
Of the times among the farmers :. out
west Though their lands are rich
now, they will soon need all the
aids of scientific and practical far
ming to speed them on in the march
of improvement.
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Patience is the key of content.
Guilt is best discovered by its
own fears.
Faith has quiet breast.
Trne nobility is exempt from fear
The choicest pleasures of life lie
within the range Of moderation.
Zeal without Judgment is an evil,
though it be zeal unto good.
Do not for one repulse forget the
purpose you resolved to effect.
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be animated to write better"
PREss;
WAGER OF BATTLE; TALE OF SAXON SLAVERY N
SHERWOOD FOREST BY Henry W. Herbert Author o.
Henry VIII and his Six ws" The Captains Of the Greek
and Roman Repubicsr" The Roman Traitor" MEnadake
Wyyl " Oliver Cronwel," etc.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-23

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NEw.YoRK,
Invite the attention of Merchants generally 10 their extensive
sk and Fancy Goods adapted to the Fall trade
embracing and desirable styles imported this
Particular attention requested to their unsurpassed
variety fabrics ordered expressly for their best
City and interior trade believed that Silk Importing
Jobbng House in the country ofer superior indnee
ueDs Now store full OF silks, Mernos Mus
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chapdise usually kept in a sii house.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-23

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1t III BE- widely read and feTcey denounced by many s
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