Smyrna times., 1857-09-09
WHOLE NO., 535.

sentences are fresh In recollection -" When
masslIlon, one OF the greatest divines that
rance ever knew, was called to preach the
Iuheral sermon of the departed K nr, in the
C"t"'draI, at farlS, before the reigning King.
the royal f'mlly. the chamhers, and the oran.
uePS nf France, he took with hr,r In the sacred
disk Ilitl" golden ulu, contaInirg a lock If
the lat" King. tn" IMMENSE concreu.tion
was sealed and the silence of death RON -
M"S9ilIoh arose, h"d the htIle arm in his
ii"3crs' us h"nd resting upon the sacred cush.
,,"' ~, AL eyes we're Inttnily fixed upon bim.
"''i''u'S' minutes Iasecd, MassIon stood
'h"'I"niesS, pale as a statue: the fe,linr no
came Intense: many believed he WAS s1rnck
"u"'b before The august assembly: many siobad
an" gr""hed aloud; many eyes were sutii.sed
WIN tears, when the hand Of Aas,IIiuu was
S''f" slowly raising the htIie golden Urn. his
=! !eS 'Ard upon the King. As the hand WAS
,nF"AH TO the sacred cushion, the loud and
''''' una F"ic" OF AasSlOh was h.ard in ovnrv
| pr, ol the Cathedral, g GOd a{Onp is 0reot f"
! =" Sd! To you to-day, my beloved hearers
'''' - u" human greatness, GOd 0LOne ~
-" me subject WHS The day of iudon,4nt
ia" "'"'u 1t preached before many times. but
never az heard 1t then. The I,.,y,,.,s,. ,on,
@'eS"'i"n was held almost bieathicss with tha
most beautiful. sublime aud DOW crtuI ,arn.o, 7
ever hehfd. He sp, he OF the final sensr.,;on
!" lhr great day OF Judgment, and fanc;ed tho
'"9'' o' ihe L"rd locking The door that opened
=" '"c ""'t"hIicss PIT, stepping upon the ram.
I ling nan lhr Key INTO The abyss below.
- pP'"S me last tear over fallen md con-
'''"o" "i'"' lie CLOSED, ." 60 to the land of
my blrlh' 10 press once mure 10 NV hear, ,nv
aged mother, aud drop tear nm lilo ,,ra.o
OF my saInicd father. Farewell" And he ssbk
"'erP""ered 10 his seat while the vbnla CO..
-rCgailoh responded with sympathiziug te.rs
Hcneral Harrison has been Itauuur.,ed ~
'csPd'ches from the British Govtrnmau, 80
. : (" ny Mr.. Webster and delivered to NJ
C""h'hah' lie took leave Of his trends %
!" ash'ng ngton, ana lett for New York. Aswrpar-
'ed us last words were, "AIav heaven bIes.
oo, Mr. Smith, ii ever return Won shall 60
ne in the West" eS'
ie" ddye afterwards there wns soon ,oss
'"9 governor lsIand the splendid new strs,n.
reSldehl' on her outward voy,ge IN I,v-
'Po''' IN Mr. Goodman, Tyrone Puwnr ma
''nn OF other distinguished IasSenuers an
'1iN' rue iylh= steamer had left the InLt.
'"' "ei''u ANA moved gnllantlv on u1 The
r. &C. WIN prospects of as speedy and
'4'e F"yag" as ANY veeeu! than 4,ar c,<,J
N'S't was coming on. The clouds
u me heav""s p0rlcndcd storm. TLa u,,L
li'" aud h"wrd dreadful Lurric..a ri
~" ''sNe' was seen late IN the evening.
,t'"s ~ s''"" "i'h fate--nnw lying IN The irouph
. ,'le sea- no" on the top OF the mountain
,','e' =. ' no" up"" her SIDE, aud again plugging
- " "er'' INTO the abyss below,
~, ! ne storm was loud, the nlg hi was da-k.
IT, "e "cea" !""ned, aud rudeiy blcwrd
l ne "ihd that tossed nv founder,pr b.L
Morml"g Came. The sun rose ON an one,
,'a ne President" wlth all on board. had
!, i""e uo"h' "hd was never heard OF more :
: ,.u' l'ef'Sntd' ere lie reached the meridian Of
~ "''e u '"e eminent dIvIues OF our country.