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fANAsA bay pc' ~ l.lI.
Tarol Nsies-7zs Treaty rih Nee Granada Lootsi Upon
tapvaty-krcsmsH. about me Drorcs BiH in Pa
rcrsr, Dc. d..
Tic national vessels, John Adams an Decatur,
stn !! ing 90 anchor this bay. The ofcers aud Of
each are IN excellent health Though this the rainy
q ihc Igthmus, yet Is Little any more unpleasant
The dry months. The thermometer from IS
u ~ Geeea temperature quite olcrablo 10 those who
have resided here fOr & short time.
The terms Of te treaty. reported In the HERuD that
the q bcng concluded between the United states
and New Granada, Appear satisfactory - most pr.
bere though The Csriif,ila, Ull >a "a paper ub.
ish-d ~ Panama, thinks great rlu~tt,. w DC Done to
New Granada, should such treaty ve rsrlAed.
Panama has recently been much af.ated by b. which
before the Legislature, wLlsA, is o5,eot would
furnish Increased facilities Or procuring divorce The
beading feature " tie BIZ was thJi al N0sc whp
dissatisfied Nth their matrimonial condition could upUn
m application a. certain dcs gnals authorities procure
Gfvorcc. The bill ony required the Governor sanction
become law, bot fortunately hc prudent enough
i though several member 81 It's LEGISLATURE are
.srnrs 10 have been DESTROYS ing themselves OF
thc benefits % ~ enactment
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AsTIswAiL, Oct le 1857.
Departure \ tls Sor,r ColUntu,Nse 'rg'a Nicaragua
--dkot ne American 6gvvn-,slt stosid do--Hsaa q
fTdtudU &C., a..
We arrived bore on the steamer ~ the West late
ss1ra"s afternoon after amOst ts0 passage ofelever
day an9 han sst ia tno 70 receive the very saiisfac
ioTy n,c.lgsrc q he atsamsr Columbus having len
nw hours previously fou 4aa % her upward trip ~
III Wet coast
by Tn British steetner arrived here last evening we
have tn very important Intelligence from Nicaragua or
tho election q Martinez 20 the Presidency 81 tina, rcb
wfc Colonel Cauiy NOV RAJ ~ ~ tho command III gene
raj has, under instruction 81 The Costa cau government
hocadcd san Carlo the entrance tho sln loan rI,e.
ami holds possess q the same w also learn mai
Nicaragua incenscd ~ this outrageous conduct RAJ
nlready opened the campaign agaivt Tho latter end
you may ncxt learn that severe battles have noon
Sought appears " be Tn firm Determination ~ N,ca
segua never to cefe tho Transit route ~ Clsa RE.
A. the United states government e shown elf friend
~ Nicaragua In regard % the Transit anl having de-
sucd that tho Costs Hca, government mad right " H.
have little doubt that she viii far interfere a. 70
protect Catsgua her just rights, and sincerely
fog- Tint now miserable bat most bsIutfl and fer.
.ic country ray annexed tho United a,.s And in
such event VI would then her great productive
source developed
1le hua-in = this place quite cool, ani The s'mcs
Shcfc qH'r eoc and Pleasant M 4gence ~ tne ire
9t6tt and cofious showers " rain
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TUB EILAIioSs or uAYTl WIN poNurcA-7norDLE
on the froyriEns.


The NsnGttH Ndglu. OF tt.sbcr Il puhshcs the law
about thc taxes for 1853 proposed ~ tc Emperor AMI
adopted by the Legislature.
The same paper gives lhe following communication from
the secretary ship ID War
since his No ~ the Emperor has granted truce 81
two cars % INC nha th's - tbs East sy have more
uan ever attacked our lines, larIot. pihgDl and ma
sacred The po1ecablc Subjects II tho Umpire These c
predictions, which tho imperial goyefAm III has ia vain
ired 70 put m end % by pubJ ep aud official missions
oue 4 ignorant a. have Increased 60 such degree that
has become AIRY ~ roprcss them bv force Of arms
The government ~ b. Majesty hts aten care 10 denpnuce
70 TIC English and French Couslls tho volcncss commit
cd in naming The places The crcurn ancas AMI hs per
sons u comlfinine "a FIRST hat the inhabitants of Tie
Fat dd n0 observe the truce ami not wing n las, the
extremity ~ which saw Itself reduced ~ have recourse
" arm, = protect ,le lie sni property u ~ subjects.
Noiwhetndig a tbs, which prompted Tie government
20 80 With energy ard dcsr tch and rs for moro than Xix
months hls open ohi bitter VIZ Was practice on our
lines ~ patrols ad maraufcr from tie East Il has yet
beer Istieit and tmpurzld, ami only qto recently
That orders hyc gone from tic capital b send armed IA
uoIs against INC obs nate deprciators. Two hasiy Dc.
nom iimchc, under the command OF OIL
tiaet fti0nue; AM The 0ther from Jscsh0bae, com
manacd ~ Col Jean Simon, formed junction on tc 9Th
and sh insF At tachmln, Former advanced f.,s,
Nthoagh these forces were declined ofyhtthc hanisof
higands an assasns which INF n our lines ID was en-
iodcd 10 the commanders ony a. ,lo ID in Tie as, cytee
NIFTY t. Farley N preference, and try and bring ,crn
back - order and y respect x Tho treaty y persas on
an above al, they houd meet patrols commanded ~
officers ~ come " an understanding with thorn on tho
- q maintaining mutual police, n order H. Iut m
emf T. the iniolerabic Disorder u these ioles t the
insurgents WHO Immediately presented tbepaoI os n slght
III our Attachments, not wbag u hear o4yti,ng
they attacked boldly the pot from tlehnln sar,oas
engagement cnsicd ant The aryftasors were beaten
routed ana pursued = The point D. The
bayonct Tbe conduct Of troops IL TIL affair . wor.
NY a every praise. The government ate them
They m8y flstfcr themselves with having Inflicted q -.
punishment hrigands who lad acquired such rn
puuty only because thc imperial governments hal shown
itsel too long pats ~ and favierate
My thc lesson prcft them.
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a. rro,o, ,ho tobacco Is sold for csh When sold for
essh - annaren 70 bluntest UNDERSTANDING the factor
- the mac az the whole money which he has only
accepted Al four months for ohirds OF the aoans and
vi or his cash sale chrges the guarantee com
MISSION As well every other charge and expense ms
Ingenuity can device Now, not absurd Tor the factor
- tak about SALE when he has already Ie
proceeds Of the sale in cash In his pockeu
B,-t further Even when the sale Is, IN Tutn, n'oe
uron time Won observe he accepts credit OF Tour
months for two thirds OF the INVOICE and has upon the
ronsumnation Of the sale, the remaining one third OF the
proceeds To apply To his and benefit, and only
makes settlement of such balances with his correspoa
dents once in the yoa. o-wt the LIST of January Now
suppose factor in New York to have manufacturing
correspondent in Richmond, who regularly each week,
(and this frequently the makes him shipment Of
which he draws for two thirds value 81 200 leaving
$500 per week mHrgn upon his shipments estimate the
charges each shipment at 10 per cent $3.50, there
still left weekly balance in the hands OF the agent oil
40 dollars In the above suggested which Is not
exaggerated the manufacturer with this weekly
balance Of 40 dollars the end of the year viii be found
10 have than $50 900 in his agents possession, OF
which the latter has had the sole use and control .
tobacco agent with only such Shippers Would aO
cumulaie a fictitious capital in the course Of the year, OF
500 0o0l with which carry on his business, puy iacy
stocks, shave paper, build tine houses ana 'c iSS'
seams. .
Now is il not plain that the tobacco manufacturers
of Virginia furnish our Northern agents Win 'heH ua'
sng capitai -. ~,
Here L. a case in point tobacco factor in New YORK,
who has lately suspended, commenced business III 1904,
with capital of only $2l o00 He succeeded almost i'm
rncdaely il getting good trade and during the nush
times Of 1858 and So kept standing balance in bank 20
his credit Of from $25 600 TO $50 oo0 But with this ba-
lancc-norc than the whole of his capitalize yet, from
the proceeds Of sales had money enough TO meet his ac
cepnces and other current expenses Is not apparent
failed FOR $3.50 oo0 500 600 OF which he owes N Rich
mohdl "At Ano, disco ontisss.
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PoR1 Az PRrycr. Oct. 10, 1857.


Hard Times in Fort aa Priacr-Dsmand Jor Specie
Decline in LUmser, 7otaoco and Prorisions-Brick
Houses Replacing nc Wooden oaes--7he c.gec Crop
TeIIow Fersr, de- dc.
have again TO advise you Of hard times, produced
partly by the speculation that during the six months
has inflated markets and broug about more suddenly
than expected by the unfavorabc from America
Gold Is very scarce and In demand although have not
been able TO learn Of very high premiums paid Some
merchants from the States have ordered rcmuauces TO be
made In specie instead a. produce This caisog some
uncasincss, but M 10 the present our great
staples coffee and iogwOoi, remain firm Coffee ia some
Dattbcc- has been solfat advance of 95c over my
lat quotations II i now quoted at 50 CO per 100 lbs
OF American productions lumber has suffered tho
greatest decline Immediately after the fire very heavy
which were Immediately lcd gave handsome return 10
the shrrcrin instances 120 rcr cent profit those
which arrived later Melted almost equal lo.s aud yet
fresh cargoes continue 70 arrive on falling market
Tho business part 3. Port Irinco beng rebuilt not
a. wood, formerly, but Of brick. ff some steamer
should lncrccp; the u smiling vessel, az was tho
At The tine Of the fire the 18th and 18th 81 June
and bring tdnge Of n viuen, earthquake a, por, an
Prince such visited the stand few years ago then
Jet the Know nc merchant ship lumber for the ~
iasng houses VII drive away the use Of bricks intro.
duc"d b! Far of Gre.
Tloar pork lard AMI tohaoco have shared In the do.
clnC-Hoor III Consequence Of the abundant slppy--tlc
other ARTICLES nom want Of buyers this class being IN
hopes az a further decline.
III the ucgLirhood ti city the coffee crop does not
promise 80 wei ~ We were lei ~ believe viii be
along the coast continue ~ receive very favorable al
vices q The crop, which Is rcrroscncd unusually
heavy.
Yellow fcvcr Instead ~ decreasing seems - be on tho
increase, and Ia become regular II income
u ts peri, which has proved unfortunate American
scameu.
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CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship Northern Light, Inx.cpaugh, Aspnwall-N o
ship Eastern Star, Henry New or,cansc Duncan Co.
BARK j l. DAVIS, Fa!rchid Mosie-iay,in iIaribat
Brig Princess Royal Or, rearmsn :, georges, Bermuda
Brig Maqdc 4 ., Davidson, IIslifay--Icaycraf, sco
sehr i Haise Brown, sayannae ready. Mon { Co.
sSsr gnTs sSo @hg IS fShmSpac Pe, Y
schr Pearl wcseryeit, Paicrsonylile-- II Pierson.
sloop Rh 2se. Island Hpll, fEOyitcnSc-N Master
Steamer Black Diamond, Allen Philadelphia.
ARRIVED
,s Ss@ssp Sam2wp raS Richmond &C. with mdso
Bark Cicniucgos, Grant Ccnucgos 10 days, with susur
3 Rs e@ who're c .e oss ~ ~ Nm @
shen ,he was soi % ae throwing overheard hs sugar
Bark Laura tof plymouth Mass. Wright Tobasco DC,
. T Pr sS s sssT g sa sc,y WV cr
,9re,ogsa yard oc a. "a lon IS Plsssd sehr with
Brs louisa Augusta Naples. Naresca, Naples 30 days
snd - from taragcna with qu9rce paste, sulphur,
Brg John BoyI'on, Rys ror Prince, o. 10 win cot
. IS Ion 70 a. Thos Griffin seaman u England 3is iat
81 ~ Ion 7sis tldcrdragc Tnrbox seaman u wsldosoro
viii swed and pmen5 % fo,cs EsPcS 2ss
asasy INV gales The entire PASSAGE been sday'S Of Hat
brig ~ s.sh ~ Bos'cn, white, caracna. oct 7, with
l,re Frsdsrick Eugene e Toma..on Thompson, Vienna
sSr o ~ S9,ig Y nrssd H. nsShs days with
weather the passage, lost 0reopnast aud opsa split
sails. &C
sr Harriet Neal Hanscomc, Aux Cages oc, u.s. with log
wood. "a Brett Son A Co
Srhr n = johnson. Walter, Darirn, Gdays
Schr I v Ferguson Barrett, Washington, NC, days
ScLr Solomon Andrews Putnam. Washington, NJ 4days
SChr q 4 crook. Abraham, Alexandra.
Schr 0co Hoffman, Nckcrson. Newark for Boston.
SchI 4 W Faulkner, Bo~iou.
Schr q 4 Slsson, - rruVincatown
Schr " lark ) mastsi Clark, Hartford FOR Albany
steamer WNmsuua Nyc New Bedford.
steamer Pc'rcl Arcy, Providence.
Arr ih--sesmshp cnhawba Builoch New Orleans and
Havana Goth ult with misc AMI passengers Livingston
Crochcron 60 9Th ns' on hu Moro passed schr Co Lea
ter Of New London had lost ibboom.
surveying schr Bowdich Key Yves, via Charleston.
Also steamship northern Light, Aspnwal shin CITY Of
New York. Liverpool. steamer Atlanta, Charleston.
Wind during the day =
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SEw YoaK. nov. 2, 1867.
ORD NAPIER LETTER.

WASHINGTON, Oct. IS. 1857. I
SRI hm directed ny the Earl Of Clarendon to convey
70 you on the part o the Lords Commissioners 81 the Al.
mray their very sincere thanks for the great courtesy
shown by you sarconng the reception Of the officers
and Of her Naestys ship Strpho hoard the United
States hip North Carolina. also beg You viii have the
goodness 70 express 20 the Captain aud officers u the
North Carolina tho high sense entertained by her Macs
tvs government az hor Kindness ana Hospitality on the
same occasion Sir, your most obc9ient humble servant
To COMMODORE hEaKNY. &c, &c. NAfIfI.
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International Anxlo-Amer,can Courte s,e..

To CAF1AIs j. r ScHEScS, USrTED sTArss NAVY
DEAR Sri transmit herewith a copy Of letter from
Lord Napier, acknowledging in language tho sen
tmens &C grateful heart for courtesy shown by your
sell and officers the % thc officers and men Of her
Majesty u ship Sappho Very respectfully yours,
L. KEARNY,
Conmandant Navy lard.
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Mrs. Cunningham TO Remain Out Her
Present Bail.
SUPREME CouRr-SrEcIAL TERN.

SUPREME COCKT-SPEClAL TERM.
Before Judges Mitchell, Cerke and Peabody
Judge Mitchell decided this morning 10 allow Mrs Gun
MIN CHAM remain bail and also directed that she
should ''attend in court az General Term and Special
Term whenever she shall be required by order do
and also at any circuit court that is may be here
after apnOntel. for tral.p
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FkSAsA, Oct. ~, 1897.
lvrs frFu 90, R,ca- Unragutsr.g n Cersrai kgra--
Ia Ss-'1a'9ns and Pro.pssts- Bastnes on ne Wc1
Oos dc.. a.
wrote y'ou iew days ego nom Asysnwal. with some
snr~rrIlt riTnatipa regarding Central American affairs
Iyes,acnt Mo- q who has made himself bansrup, IN con.
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UNITED SrATss SUR SARATccA, I
GRKYTowS, Oct. IS, 1857.

GRKYIowS, Oct. Is, 1857
Blockade of n. Riper San Jtan-No Communication ph
ne Irteri~-col EiaHsy Back Agdi''-Napul Enlist
lissnerts dc, dc.
As anticipated in my last the dtnouercn is slowly ar
irving between Costa Rca and Nicaragua IL consequence
II the blockade Of the river by Col Cauty there no
communication with the interior; ind the bark Seraana,
CAPT Thompson will sail for New York the arrival Of
the mall (27th) ballast with only 500 hides She
had expected full cargo.
Col Kinney has arrived here; and in consequence two
notices circulation warning persons agalns, buying
property the order for the sale not accordance
with law-,herc being also a lien on IL
The terms Of rapidly expiring, besides
being twenty six short IN our complement Many OF our
best scnmcn lost the service from this irregular
mode OF tNcnargng When Jack cnsts for three years
he expects That the government wiz honestly endcavor TO
release him Al the expiration OF hs time; but too often
they kept from xix months ~ year longer which
gvuc him sufficient grourdg tor growing.
II that they receive one fourth additional pay for
their detention; bot this : nst what many wish As !
heard tosswens mate remark the other day " I
don't n they would give me hundred dollars a
month only want 70 be paid Oh when my time is out"
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

pS- An paetages and kRos ia.e,ied for he Sxw Yoas
HTRAIp should b. sealed.
ALMANAC yoRA-rHIs psy.
RisYs.............. SO NOON .....eyc 10
So HiCn III 20
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ITEMS TOUCHING THE TINES.

Five hundred thousand dollars passed through Pitts
burg Pa the 3lst ut from 81. Louis TO New York,
Cor Uncle Sam.
The following notice posted up in the New York
Central Railroad shops Saturday afternoon last
Notice.-0n and after November 2, the mechanics in
thc New York Central Railroad shops Will work from 1850
10 IL NJ, and from p NJ 10 4makng threequartcrs
Iaborcrs will work ten hours heretofore, at SIX
shilngs per day.
Half million dollars in specie arrived in New Orleans
the 9th ult, from Napoleon, Arkansas.
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NEWS FROM THE ISTHMuS STATES.
Our Naval Correspondence.

UNITED STATES sHIP SARATOGA,
GREYTows, Oct. l. 1857. !
Election in Nicdrdgud-Cduss Of the War Nth Costa Rioa
Col. Kianeys House for Sale-Amwemests in Grey
toion-A Chinese Programme, dc
mail arrived here yesterday from the interior, an
bouncing the probable election of Martinez President,
the Jcrez faction having combined with and afforded him
their support The National Assembly convenes on the
9Th, when the result will be officially announced
To Judge from rumor and the conflicting testimony
hears there believe that between Costa Rca
and Nicaragua there exists deep rooted and settled ami
mostly II appears that the former concealed some i'm
portant spuatons from the latter the Transit contract
whereby deprived of all pecunary advantage This
has naturally reused her ire and is said that Glate
maa San Salvador and Honduras have determined 10 pre-
vent Costa RIGA from again taking possession Of san Carlos
In fact il said that troops marching towards that
point Costa Rca has sent reinforcement Of FIVE hun
dred men TO Castillo. We may yet live to grand
in Central America.
Col Knncy's and property advertised for sale
the "a Of November. Notices are posted about In
Spanish and English.
To show you that though Greytown Isolated yet is
not entirely devoid OF amusemcnt, enclose you pro
gramme 81 performance having actually occurred
the "a. IrcgrCt rot having been present. might
give you a crittque With much difficulty have sue
ceeded in transcrbng the following from original bill
The performer, believe, is a Chinese cooe;-
TtEB MOTTO
that and O'Clock, Friday night, will be prorarmer
here first the profarner will Dance three tickle
cat tire and Bring pin Burn and handkerchief and bring
hold taose four Black peas and Beat teen and bring
Ahold again. he Will tackc two handkerchief. put il on
the ground with two shings any search them and
dcnot hnd u, tiny money in n handkerchief ana Bring
grass, put dime my hand and lost IT, aud find il
among any man, profarmer Of ali kinds.
~thteinSh .'.......+....... uinles
ladies 3
- 0farmcr, GEORGE FARMER. Grcytown
At tic house OF Mr.. J. WooDs Oct .. 1851
Does this hot speak well for the nourshng condition OF
this primitive people.
| presume the attendance must have been unusually
large from its novelty, but particularly from the
char ming and tempting attractions Of the bill.
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commiicc ilien proceeded 81 TIE Mayor olbe Toe
the purpose n having
~ INTERVIEW
with hls Honor and presenting the prcccUng o0mnlni
cations. They wcre cordially received ny TIE Mayor
who auenyty reac the addresses, and then replied to
hem sub t,utially - ioll0wss-
he deeply sympatise with the object " The petition
and would 10 all ~ III power Cor he alienation Of tlia
condition ~ The IsttOncrs lie sincerely Anxious tJr
the early action IL hc Common Council uron hs own re-
commentators 81 tbs hjoet, anil regretted Tat eoina
definite acton bad ry already been taken IN regard 70 w.
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Home Porte.

ia. Ii,..
s sn ~ 1870, nr,~n mon'y scnr. sins coos
Ilcn spe hayi,n; Empire Ned .harlrsion oward Lo-
ven Nsark 80 yss,eaiay bark q @ yanelo masas !.
~, 49, % 49,. Z ~ t.,' W $3.50 - itrifs ~. ~ -.
ls N'si"h Hai 'A'" nV7o' os's 7" hh' ots nien
s'b@Arr b.rtsJ " par. u,,s.n,i.. pis swim a,o,.e,
sr ssEs umpire Charleston President zraylo Sellers
n I'M NOV sNrr stnamers Jaekson Bakcr and
pa,na M go s,gg.i..t -
ssn NJ "'"p' "'VN''' ~ ois A"ahuc sithins, VAS
cIi rFeToy sov . ar s.t, v,rcrr, p,n.,.x ~,
land ssrt Lincoln ycr o mn " s 40, p ss rar
san ~ PV'' gu vi S'f n''"sh queen, johnson, Ns-
COLI NBiA RIVER, OF, Sept S-rn port barks : tn
u 80 ios SaHa"ieA lsAhds' bEg u Lun Mesfser, IN
hr III Rtyrp ,...,.. r-..,,,.-, ,-r,.-
Niork SD .chrs Monterey stcclmsn. Delaware City; Ron
ana baIlrys siaIi1- ihl1 delphia.
fV--,e' r,, sebr ,h"nlP. NAY halNnore, . =
, TX, ,,, - ~ ~ ~ -A = h s.rah Ewe WORK
ers Dogapsre Iyer u for do %hatsr Berry aersS.
~ baiey Whrov, md frifeut SNOW seyandrlafor do.
MARY Ann hhfup shire, ~hp shire, Richmond fov do Beau
champ i9wsld Norfolk ior a.; A.r -; Convert, snow.
John Mage -, Philadelphia COR To- Robecca knight En-
aso AlsasnaIa 1T toA'u.A. Y Niltams Buck ~ Itch
unla ~ ,afiht " Scp 10y fhhadelpha Tor Iynni
be,s pwh ~ Nsotn da.nson bartlett 10 for Rich
no w. Ssn "nn "9i Msry Patterson vanneman,
w, "a aT, Rcs GU ~ R'chond
Eliza Ann, rspg \ white. VIM Crawford; Geo W narter,
y ,, e bosh Nonfose Brnoklne; schrs william
eann,er n as'r, ' =, James Y .eke Min lbrs
NV optr.xe o.,oe 60 So -. -. =,
uci woulten VT T VI SINUS NsY saase ii hSp m
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-22
The Blessed Home.

HONE! To see hoTe is the wish of the
ST faman on the stormy seas and lonely watch.
Home is the wish of the soldier, and tender
visions mingle with the troubled dreams OF
trench and tented field. Where the palm
tree waves its grsceful plumes, and birds OF
iewelled lustre fash and flicker among
gorgeous flowers, tie exile sits staring upon
vacancy; far away home lies on his heart;
and borne on the wings of fancy over the
intervening seas and lands, he has swept
awav home, and hears the lark singing
above his fathers fields, and sees his fair
haired boy brother, with light foot and child
hoods glee chasing the butterfly by his ma
tive stream. And in his best hours, hume.
his own sinless> home, a home with his
Father above that starry sky, will be the
wish of every Christian man. He Looks
around him-the world is full of suffering;
he is distressed BY it's surrows and vexed
with its sins. He looks within him-he
finds much in his own curruptions to grieve
for. In the language of heart repelled,
grieved, vexed, he often turns his eye up
wards, saying, 81 would not live here al
ways. No; not for all the gold of the
worlds mines-not for all the pearls Of her
seas-not for all the crowns of her king
doms-would live here always" Like a
bird about to migrate to those sunny lands
where no winter sheds her SHOWS, or strips
the grove. or binds the dancing streams, he
will often in spirit be pluming his wing for
tie hour Of his flight to glory.-Gutrie
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-22
"Working Both Ways"

The following is the singular history of
Mr.. Labouchere, at present member of the
British Cabinet:
In 1922 he was a clerk in the banking g
house of Mr.. Hope, of Amsterdom, and was
sent by is patron to Lord Barring, the eele-
bra ted banker of Lendon, to negotiate a
loan. He displayed in this office SO much
ability, that he attracted the attention Of the
English banker.
.Ah,' said he one day to Lork Barring, 'y ou
have a charming daughter, will you not ac-
cord me her hant!"
ssYoung man! no pleasantly | like you
verv much, but how could Miss Barring be-
come the wife of common clerk!'
But said Lsbouchere, 'if was associa-
ted with Mr. Hope p
sAh, that is very different, and would most
materially lessen the inequality between
you.'
Mr.. L. returned to Amsterdam, and said
to his patron; i must be your partner!'
My friend do you think Of that you
are without fortune! and
But if were a member of Lord Baring's
family
Indeed why, in tha; ease would give
you a partnership on the spot !
On the strength of these two promises,
MI. L. returned to England, and two months
afterwards married Miss Barring, because he
had the promise o: Mr.. Hope to make him
partner as soon as he was married t. her,
II ko,oua asSoc;atod with Mr. Hone he
cause he was married to Miss Barring.