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LOOK AT THIS.

LOOK AT THIS.
a LII THOSE INDEBTED TO THE FIRM OF BECK
IA with Clayton, or to l. Beckwith alone either by
note or account will please and settle their
on or before the first of September determined
change our mode OF business, and sell only for cash. All
accounts and notes that settled BY the of SEN
TENDER will be placed in the handsof Attorney for col
lection. 5000 -
Come one come all that want to buy cheap dry GOOD.
and groceries, for determined sell from this time
for small profits, and for cash only. 5a.s ! -
BECKW1TH 4 CLAYTON.
ha'eign' July 10, $780, 68-swtf
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.-THE SUR
SCRIBER offers for sale his residence and tract of
land near Iousburg Franklin county, The residences not
more than OF mile from the Court House is locared on
beautiful efninence commanding fine view of the town
on one sde and of the plantation on the other The tract
contains about $50 acres $40 of which is river bottom
which has betn dked and thoroughly drained over 1900
yards OF understanding having been recently laid There
is meadow Of some twenty acres from which may be cut
annually large Quantity of hay plenty Of timber to
the arm also an orchard of young fruit trees
sstng Of apples peaches necarnes aprcots plums cher
iodsburgs improving rapid has good male and fs-
male school, and now in of erection large female
college not more than Il mile from the premises.
The whole Of the above tract will be sold, Il will
SUIT the purchaser 100 acres adjoining the corporate limits
OF town. ss..sa5 So. II. ~ n - a
Terms made to suit purchasers
LouisburR, July sth. 1856. as sNsn.
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QUENT. BUSREE

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
VIII promptly attend to any business intrr.,s =.
IN the United States and State Courts: and ;. 70 MN
July l, 1856, "o'ernment
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DY VIRTUE OF a DECREE OF THE COURT OF
ID Equity fo- the County of Wake, at its last Term,
shall proceed Monday the 18th day Of August next at
House and lot Formerly belonging to William D.. Cooke
and lately occupied by The Rev. Mcdowell The lot con.
Thos Devereux Esq, and others, and is situated in
delightful part of the City The improvements are sutt
GENTLY good consisting part of cOmmodious Dwelling
with Basement story and all convenient outhouses to
nake desirable family residence. Persons wish
ing to examine the property will please call on the under
signed previous to the day of sale.
Terms made known at the sale.
- - W. W. vASS Commissioner.
Rala;cb Julv % 1875 7l-Swtd.
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ALTON HOUSE,

AT the rate of 5000 per ann,,m
July Is 1856 100 80
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TDERFUMERY.-ALA LARGE STOCK OF LUBIN'S,
Genns Bozin's and ;vrights perfumery, such as Ex.
tracts Pomatums, Hair Oils Soaps Cologne, and great
variety Of Fancy articles which will be sold very low
WILLIAMS 4 HAYWOOD,
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NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE IN

Raleigh, June Io, 1855. IS
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Tnrnip Seed. ,op
EARLY FLAT DUTCH, RED TOP, LARGE GL =, p
- English Norfolk and Ruta Baga just received
Drug Store of Williams HAYWOODH
Raleigh, July 90, 1855. 49,, "
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
an, sir respectfully. your obeiient servant.
" l. MARCY
Mr. Bgcb0n1n 10 M Mdrcy-Eetracf.
LEGATION or TIE UNITED STATES,

SIR | had an interview by appointment on Tuesday
ia with Lord Clarendon at the Foreign Once Alter some
t.ace with Russia, informed him hed on purpose to
rssd TO him your dispatch to me Of the sh nit Decehbe ~
last Before proceeding this however, ssed my de-
sire rather ouIon in his report q
cfsniop lie aid he would be very cory any such error
hod been Huted By hi-tha DothHz certainly %ai ur
ther fr hs ineuon replied that AGi not tho most
remote idea be had done this Intentionally, and had no
RE 70 correct H., thep reed 10 his Lordship following
pasaJh from bis diIa'eh TO MF CHAMPION OF the 1oh oi
before proceed offer any remarks upon this dispatch
ours No I6 OF the 18th Ociober vii b. Proper to state
tsi when read 10 ne by MI Buchanan had no eogni'
Of Mr. asrcy. dispatch Of the 18th July to which
suc.s and o winch copy va. also transsd 70 you snt
uIon nv cbepg this Mr. Buchanan be 'sd be had no,
tLousht nuucste II TO NE m before haa
reached him be hsd received note Of me ION Jgy wheh
be thou ~ would finally -e the question that had aen De-
cb-eryed that BIZ LoTdhps omission consisted IN not
having ooied he qualification winch hhee IN tne e 70 - 80
TsrrsIk that wLe received dpaeh o. the 'th OF July
he'd the least idea Of Mr. Champions eoiHpeity III te
ycur private letter q the "a september ,.-,,
HIS Lordsh s,d that h. I'D lot Tecoet that al made
Ills tie thoush this quite probable a. ne
did scoect that had previously informed MN more nan
eTre..ed in irsu.n s TO you hi. OF the 10Th
Jui, that lad dea the Of Mr. Cramptons com;
l. sde his remark MIN tie timeI had always been on my
asrf IN a sIS . ~ Ne M n D1 Saf % sd eo%Dc,y lie
ssd he t,d doubt vss correct IN my recoeeon and
TOD him that IL this could no, - mistaken, no. ouy becae
memory distinct but because had mads notes OF our
eonyersiion sotn after occurred lie SAID or on oN
rsrt be had time such notes. and repeated
be bad doub, my statement correct and expressed
hi. that b. had lot embraced remark 10 h d'seh
10 NJ CTsEI;ol" but ob-eed that b. DID 4ot see is or
ilLce.' -.
told him il uiEh possIby be " consequence TO my
sf. sld had considered Sr. Crampton eomphciy u
the .asiE s y after Of very great imp
then mtplioued that other respects h at4tenent ~s
not aoseher cousci sd repeated % h the lar sasse "h'h
had eupoyed OF the occasion as follows: -,
did not deem II necessary 20 communicate tns aisps'eh
bs of the l5h july your Lordsp until should hen
m MI Marcy The subject OF yeur note q the loh July
vbCh thought the would hnsy settle Ehe question
bcsu.e red thea ,hs least dss Of M CrSpons com
tlciiy The business of reertrns"
Y,uTs very respectfully. JAMES BUCHANAN
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
COMMITTEE ON STREETS.

The Committee on Streets cf the Board cf Aldermen,
AID Briggs. Cha man, met in Mr.. Valentines office,
Chy.Han yesterday afternoon for the purpose Of con
sice,ing the ppot and following resolution from the
Board OF Couucimtn relative to extending Chambers
street fiom Chatham street TO the Eat River:
Hs-r,d That the Counsel the Corporation be- aud he
herhy take institute the ecessary legal
ives oeIiu Of ChRmDers street from the east side Of
Clehar TO the heed Of James clip particularly set
tcrfh n the sp surveyed by Isaac Ludnn City Surveyor
Tie ms etig bcng called TO order, the CHAIRMAN
stated the ComUee resdy to hear any remarks
IL sries interested IA OF opposed TO the projected
rfOVeu ent.
Mr. J. Is. DIxoS said that be appeared for parties
rel reeug poIery The cunt OF ten miods OF dollars
snd the sgsnt he projected improvement we're
the property in fee He though t wAs un
ouesouaby the greatest Improvement that could he made In
the civ The had been liked Of thirty
Fe suded the beue that had already accrued the
oTerns Beck aud other streets TAis would present
sti eet IN river river and Improvement that the
Mercantile con nuniiy desired No improvement could be
usde Al .uch little exvense a. this.
A large number of gentlemen were present ready to
tresk IN opening of Chambers street Only
appeared WHO stated that the street opened
e. take Lis store entirely and he didn't
lie tie oflo.ug lis store Otherwise than the loss he
be favor Of the improvement. snd ouly
81 the stated The Chairman concluded TO
beer the subject, and accordingly postponed
tie further confederation &C the till next Monday at
~ lick
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
BOOKS RECEITED.

Asn.s Of scientific Discovery FOR 1855 Edea by DAVID A.
Wei.s. l.uo ~. Sgs Boston Gould s. Lincoln
N.ufort; g. T. Putnam Co, Sheldon b,Sernsn
ACo.
T., Tieolosy Of In-,ntiou. By the Re, John Baxey.
IEnoc., ~. 2Sl r. Carter Brothers
Christioe: or orDsgs TRIALS al TriHmphs by LeufA
Curtis. l2ass, pp. E4 De Wit DsvenpofIo -
Rcusree 0f he Karen By Miss Psrdos s'o' PP iS' is
Tie Mechanics. Maehiniss Ard Enxnesr Prseteal BOOK Of
Refere-ee BY Charles HAsett. Ed:ted sy Chsi.e' w
Hscklsy. l21lo., pp 5lT. StrDser Townsend
P..Asn shs ard French Prsples seen through AnsAh
sJeeselss By James Jsei.on Jarvis second ser1s--
limo, Ep- n. Harper brohers - .,
Lssrnirs 10 fhrs By Jsoob Abbott lsnao pr III A0'
Life ia BnrE By Thomas Evt-a. s'c.. H. 10 TA'
T,Ies of old Fsnaer. From the Teu.,h Of Bsrth Con
.eiepes- l2no. Bstnore; AuEpfy Co so's Oy noe
Loekv cod Co. -
Elsu.H;. q LoEe BY Hesy B. -sppsn- I2m'' ~. 49,
ID. ATrls'oz Co s,
H.siory PhsosOphy Ep.,ons. ~ Dr. AbeT; sehws=
Trsrsi.tsd from the German, , Ju.l1s Il So@1'
limo, prs SIS The same.
pj.cocr,e on Matters Ier-Eiaas Rsiiscn ~ Tie1re
Puter. Fourth Edlon- limo, P 20 b0s''-' LII
n. Bro~p Co -.
II. " ID rrbes Il Losdon. By W.,is Phillips l.lno pf
laf LoutoU: Ward 5 Loci Sod By AIlnaf !" u'Hle'
Ps,.risniss. Diary Of Everytody's TUur limo pp ~
Lerdo8; Thomas Hrfred sod By Arthur W = re,
The Fur,her Adventures Of Mr. Ne,aaa Gfees E'o's E
MO.le1 By The .s;hOr d yerd,nt Gresa" vols isn0
fbe Same.
tn. Rae Prsssss sna Present Stctrrs Of the Enss Ian
gusse- By tbe Rev Msfths. H.r.on A d. LEO"
20 sa& Phrsds.phis r. c. } btzdis <,..
r. hm<r,An Grsye-Growers Outds 81 Wunsn chsn'0a
l.rne. PyA III. c. 5sstss Ia
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
COMMITTEE ON ORDINANCES.

The Committee on Ordinances OF tho board OF Al
dermen, AID. Ely Chairman, met Yesterday afternoon
in Mr. Valentines Office City Hall, for the purpose of
considering various matters that had been referred to
tl,m 10y tie Board. The Committee deter mined to
reTort syorsby the petition o James Duly relative TO
withheld by Corporation for construction Of
in Second street. releasing his security and paying hin the
en- tor such Ia the hands Of the Cro'on Aqueduct
Board.
lie Con considered the matter Of licensing city
rar,ed cars definite conclusion IN the prem
es Thy talked OF preventing the large from running
ioulh below their upper depots and also for eens'
IL the all the various roads. . .
lie uttee also considered the cument from Mr. Nor
ton Civ suscor relative to the Of ordinance
ces tie contracts, which published in fall n
THE lEIBUNE few DAYS since, but determns sOn
a 3 4. a..
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
PUBLIC MEETINGS,
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
TsrRspss, feb. 2s-Ald BARKER, President, in


TsrRsp.s, feb. 2s-Ald BARKER President in
the chair.
R,solpfioHs.--By Aid. CoRwIs-Thst the Mayor be
10 ,rsnsut his Board cory the
IA The urowE ost Once ani the letter boKes
Adorod BY o have tAs sheds 90 the eas; side Of
Cstfsrsrs n sFket removed without deisy. Adopted
By AID CLANcY- fs-sas The CoIumon COunca has heard
i6 tsn bill has been introduced IN the Assembly
rau lie se Of the Arsenal in the Nircteenth Wsrd
xfsh il eonsuu sied all toe Paa ot he Central Park
and m AR he means OF asebse Of the city From "" and In
suf - 4 n ihfrsicre, ..r
ren ura,e sEs,s' The sail BILL and request tn meubr Of
n, uate ahd Assembly from this ety 10 use ther ec efforts
2. rfe,fut Re ss-ege. Adopted
P,.,r,s a3ogei - Concurrin ing to relieve ~. Lakes
Hora rcm Of sl6 for the srade in Fify ssh street
lets cen Fh ard stkh To req late and SCI f"
SC n fourth s'r.et between sNth -eNentE sYeuFes
aoiud sewer in Fery fh street, b~t~eea Tenth venue
az Had on River In isVor of rab'ns loan Of Sc
e. fur for the rebuilding Of FSmPkIns mUkeN Kc
Reeve $50 tor services 10 committees spsrt
ru t.s duties. To ray $50 John a. Towie or sini'ar
services.
C,niral PGrk.-The ordinance paced by the Coan-
cu oney psynent awards for Central Pat
y tesen NJ srd coucuT-ed IN.
Erfra BiH-Ah. HIRRIcH called rp the resolu-
a tn the C0uneiuen 70 $50 extra ba for he dinner
uoDtks Boston authorities st the Metropolis.
Hotel Aer dcusson The resolution les for want Of
aeon nstitutioral vote. The vote wss II tos.
The Bosd sdoVrned to Monday next.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

sv De zee vir: Jonas G. Heart, Cry Of Newark.
1axs.S Psx~,s Cement Rock and Iloboken. 1hs
se h rapidly wearing away during The prescn. weaihss.
sr thSseb thc surface stil appears firm the moving
ofsle tide 10 wearing 4 % underneath. II Tho pres-
rat weather costumes Coz kw days longer, il is
pscts that the ice vii s 90 worn away that toe feass
pTtsrt expresse1 in NJ aoa 10 tAe bridges viii bs
in great azure sasysd. and unless n ev,nt Of .
sudden sDd continued rain the bidxes viii stsnd
him. Newark Da,2y Advess,ror.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

CLrARisG OUT TIM Ssow.-1he blocks in Broad
way from Fulton 10 Vesey, Chambers to Reaie.
Rr, ONE to Spring, Spring to Prince and sooie others
have bsen cleared Of the ice and snow by The private
subscriptions Of Genin, Barnum, Stewart, the ~.
Nicholas Hotel and Tiffany d Co., assisted BY the1r
neshborrg tenants. The block from Spring to Prince
was cleared for $500, Of which Tiffany paid one quar-
ter. There was an offer to dear the street from Ful-
ton street to the Battery for thousand dollars and
Bowen & McNamee tried ~ mise the money, but tho
amount wos lot subscribed, end the job il still among
the thipgs to be done.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29
COMMITTEE on wAsHINGTON's BIRTHDAY.

On tue celebration of Washngtons Birthday met yes
teday IN Mr. Valentines office, CITY Hall for the
tpfr,e and certifying the various bills contracted
Oh that dsy Several Of the bills sent back TO be
re,ed The Committee sdJourned subject to the call OF the
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

C,..sx or ExsnzrsxEsr.-DsvidC Csthsrt, .
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

A salute Of 100 guns fred in the Park yestex-
day afternoon in honor OF Millard Fmores nomna-
ton for the Presidency.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

A sPLssDID FIsH.-We saw yesterday in the pcs-
~ zion Of the renowned GenD, the halter, spccked
trout twenty-si1 inches in length, and weighing
twelve pounds. The delicious monster Was caught N
Lake o Claire. hundred uiles northeast OF Mos
real by Mr.. w, Parker.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-29

The Beard Of Aldermen last evening finished up tho
business Of the session. and adjourned to the first Mon
day in March. The Ordinance from the Board cf
Councnen, submitted by the Controller, relative 70
laying ont Central Park, and creating fund Of
e. s67, coo for the purpose was concurred in The
ordinance to raise by loan si7Oooo for the rebuilding
ofTonpkins Market was aso concurred in. resolu-
ton adopted demonstrating against the sale Of tho
State Arsenal, situated in the Nineteenth Ward, ~
propo-ed in bill before the Legislature.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-08-21
Give Us tn "pamning Developments

It will be remembered that the Bee, for
some time after the nomination of Fillmore
anil Donelson, by the National American
Council, kept their names at the head of Its
columns. Soon after their nomination the
following appeared as editorial in that paper,
which now goes for Fremont and Johnston,
at least until it is determined whether the
Black Republican party proper will endorse
Governor Gardner, or nominate a new man
JOIN G. FRENosT.--It has been intimated
that the Republicans may possibly nominate
Colonel Fremont for the Presidency. He is as
good a man to throw their votes away on as
any one; but il would be about as opposite to
their Professions and as consistent as the nom
ination Of Van Buren, in l64S. 1t was stated
at the American State Council, on Tuesday,
by q gentleman who was present in the Legis-
ture Of California when Fremont was a candi-
date for Senator, that he actually crawled on
his belly in subserviency TO the So1th; that he
declared, with Boosting, that he was a South
Csrolinian. brought up at the feet of that Ga
maliel Of slavery, John G. Calhoun; that he be-
lieved entirely 10 Calhoun's doctrines, and that
he would carry out those views if elected to the
Senate. His bid procured the nomination and
election, and he fulfilled his promise by bowling
TO the behests Of South Carolina. Still we think
it very probable that the Republicans may
take him; and if they do, we promise a few
rich chapters of damning developments they
now little dream Of.
Where are the "dsmning developments ?'
Is it not about time for the Bee to publish
one of its 'rich chapters p Perhaps we may
have them after the action of the Black Re-
publican State Convention is determined Cd
the gubernatorial nomination.-Boston Times.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-08-21
The Cow Boy.

A letter Of John G. Fremont is published
in which an attempt ia made to explain the
600 cattle trade. But let every one who
reads il observe three or four facts in it. Fre-
mont does not say the Government, or the
troops in California ever got those cattle.
lie admits that he bound the Government
to pay for them.
He admits that they were leased to Abel
Stearnes on shares as to the increase.
He admits that he gave a receipt for the
delivery of the whole of them whom be
knew that only a part were delivered.
He does not deny that tho cattle were
leased for his own uses, as Stearns has tes-
tilted.
The letter of Fremont makes the case
still clearer against himself. A case of an
officer specializing with the funds of the
government, and appropristing the public
property to his own use is made out. His
letter supplies every item Of testimony
needed. The 600 head of cattle were bought
on the Government credit, and were applied
to his own use, as Stesnss ~testifies. About
that same time he bought the Mariposa es.
tate and he borrowed money on the Gov
eminent in sufficient amount 10 pay for it,
AS he had no money of his own, it is reason
able TO believe he so used it, as is charged
against him, and not denied as yet.-PiHs
Posi-.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-08-21
h wav to Do II.

An old friend Of ours, in Decatur, Adam;
county, sent MS, yesterday, a club of clever
subscribers-mopey enclosed--to the Weekly
Sentinel. Four Of the names forwarded to US
were those of Old line Wings, who have
never before voted with the Democratic
party, but who, in November, intend to cas-,
their votes for BUCHANAN and BRECKENRIDGE
Our friend makes one suggestion, which
We take the liberty to whisper in the ear Of
every reader Of the Sentinel. He says -
"Now, if your old subscribers will all do a.
I have done, devote one day to the work o,
increasing the circulation of your paper in
the State, the effect will be felt this fall to
our advantage" That's = fact that none car
doubt. With . very little exertion on the
part Of our friends, the number Of our SUD.
scribers may be doubled. The great thing
is to set themselves about in earnest. From
whom shall we receive the next club?
Our friend closes his letter most s~atisfac.
torily, thus -" All is right in Adams
You may look out for one hundred more
than our usual majority.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-08-21
Fire In Chic 90.

CHICAGO, thursday, august IL.
An immense fire took place last night at nine
o'clock, on Clark street, in the neighborhood of
the Michigan Southern and Rock Island Freight
Depot. II commenced in a small hotel called
the Walkers Hotel, and extended to Gross d
Philips last factory, the Rock Island House,
Robinson's warehouse. Rock Island Freight
Depot, the Michigan Southern Freight Depot
and numerous loaded cars around the same.
These were totally consumed, including freight
valued at 500, 600.
The Rock Island Machine Shop and Grain
warehouse, the latter containing two hundred
thousand bushels of grain, took fire, but was
extinguished without damage. Flint Wheel
er's warehouse, containing one hundred and If
ty thousand bushels of grain, was saved with
great difficulty.
The total loss is estimated at from $3.50 900
20 $3.50, 600. The insurance has not been as
certained.
The fire broke ont during the speech of the
Hon. Arson Burlingame to a very large audi
ence in front of the Metropolitan Hall.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-08-21
Sis ar Uniou Whiqs

The Boston advertiser, a staunch Wing
paper, gives the following sensible reasons
why the Union Wings cannot consistently
c%ountenance Black Republicanism
at is sufficient objection to the union of the
Wings with the Republican party, as organized
by the Philadelphia Convention, that they have
adopted a platform Of fundamental principles
which necessarily exclude from it the people Of
half the States of the Union, and have therefore
laid the foundation on which can be erected no
other structure than one designed for purposes
of disunion and ciuil u1r. The establishment
Of a political party aiming at a supreme con-
troll Of the affairs Of the Union which a is found.
ed on the basis OF an exclusion from il of the
people of halfihe States, We hold to be entirely
inconsistent with any design of maintaining
the UDior in its integrity, and with that respec
for the equslrights OF the States which is essen.
tisl 10 its preservation"
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-08-21

or 1t is sad that Col. BIssELL, the "Re-
publican" candidate for Governor of Illinois,
has written a letter to the leading members
of his party at Springfield, intimating that
he can never take the oath required Of the
Governor. on being inducted into Office, on
the subject of dueling, and therefore wishes
to withdraw from the canvass. The oath in
question is that the Governor elect has never
fought a duel or given or accepted q chal'
lenge, AID never acted as a second. Col.
BIssELL, it may be remembered, challenged
JEFF. DAVIS, of Mississippi, for some words
spoken in debate relative to the Illinois and
Mississippi soldiers at Buena Vista
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-08-21
Political PareOas.

Those familiar with the history of Scot
land, cannot fail 10 be shocked at the idea Of
beholding such scenes as were produced by
the fanatics in the seventeenth century, re-
enacted in our own country. The Tribune
exhorts the clergy to preach against the South
and the Constitution, instead of the Gospel !;
forgetting, it may be that frenzied eloquence,
and even religious fervor, may contribute to
tue perpetration Of the foulest acts of which
mankind is capable.
Sir Walter Scott, in his. "0ld Mortality"
gives the folio wing specimen of an enthusi-
astic "shriek," by one of the fanatics
"Who talks Of signs and wonders. Am |
not Habakuk Mucklewraih, whose name is
changed TO Major Missabib, because 1 am made
a terror unto myself and unto all that are
around me. / heard IT.. When did I hear it
Was it not in the tower of the Bass, that over.
hangeth the wide wild sea And it howled
in the winds, and il roared in the pillows, and
l. screamed and IL whisfled. anditclanged, with
the sere3mS and the clan and the whistle OF
the SEA birds. as they ioated, flew aud dropped.
and dived, on the bosom of the waters. l saw
it. Where did / see itG Was it not from the
high peaks Of Dumbarton, where looked west
ward upon the fertile land, and porthward or
the wild Highland hills: when the clouds gath
NAC0 tLG iOAh OoAACf wv Inv ~ ht1Abk
Of Heaven flashed, in sheets as wide as the
banners Of an host2 What did / sect De0O
corDses and wounded horses the rushing to-
gether Of battle, and garments rolled in blood
What heard II SLAY, sLAY-sNTE-sLAY Ut
rERLY-let not your age haze pity! Stay utterly
old and young; The maiden and the child, and the
WOMAN WHOSE HEAD Is GEETl Defle the house
and fill the courts with the slain y
1--WE receive the command" exclaimed the
congregations he hath said, snd SO shall We
DO"
Let the Rev. Ward Kill 'em Beechers' aud
Theodore Psrkers' beat that if they cam
Aud when the fury becomes dangerous, LET
not Horace attempt to guide it, lest its light
nings strike him dead, as they have done
tens of thousands:
"When the battle RACES loud and long,
aud the stormy winds do blow"
Penrsylvania,h