The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-09-02

IN IrOm " 'csoa soy NhoN
b ,en done by rain TO the
! jessarabis =
v, It of CASTLE is much bet
ot.ed for.
osrect of abundant vintage,
ew weeks back, in Sicily,
ly destroyed by tremendous
!, August 80. The steam.
ed here this morning from
from Liverpool to the goth
the 2lst, having sailed on
dag.
,ot at Paris to connect Ell.
telegraph.
; from London by telegraph
, steady, -four quiet, wheat
, Q aiet.
'ftirday, conssls were I'M
City had arisen between
!, I'd.
ei to increase her heavy ex-
0st.
! tae King of Prussia will
aext.
from Russia are unsa'is-
10 the neighborhood of
Pr Cyclops bombarded Jed
!, satisfaction was obtained
~ of Christians. Finally,
when eleven eulprits we're
J sers were sent to Constan-
Indian news confirm the
hat the country was quiet.
.ench journals a painful
,artine, in reply to Uni |
i of the Romish church, |
sentiment man the object |
M. de Lamartine, has re-
Ie quote the portion of it |
life from the imputation
! dissipation of immense
% his relations, or earned |
as for the boundless ex-
waite life,' which, accord
.vent France from think
acme on its soil, all l have
y house, and see how l
in a small house at the
/ in an obscure quarter of
shich the publicaps who
q mean for his bailif or
he life of an artisan of
his salary, between his
,Sench. / receive here in
esdfast friends, who are
J sortune +; and l end the
, early hour, that l may
Is hours of tell, and win
, 9 to labor. / have given
economy, horses which /
Iompanions of my youth
still keep two or three
; costs me but a crust of
.sing fidelity is a protest
of men.
ave led in Paris these last
q spy out my dissipation,
j. agance my home will
y ONE to see my luxuryl
Ie same life under vaster
night, an independent
B. triarch (if you 30 please
Rim the midst of a large
| and faithful farmers, a
? we'll being Providence
. ads, a family rich with
: Us years, poor with my
; and with these farmers
, client servants, born or
y e, serving without wages
FIN the house /; and this
never cast off, until the
{ ed their infancy or their
3 lem and on me. That
xury of the heart. Will
i |.
' ence come these enor-
) n total alarms even the
j Of a nation? In the
,ebts are not 80 large as
81 those who would mag
.gnify my faults, by at
i acs. In the next place,
I result of those imagin-
!! tune, of that alleged
a =, whose want of found.
- cen. These dehss come
b 6rst is, that the family
3 burdened by wills with
{ of money which l was
y mortgage to pay those
{ gagged to-day for neither
Il than they were then
e either added nor dimin.
I I'm. l confess / should
IeS Filial piety led me
& q the eyes Of arithme-
/ ,ep, to smeliorate, to ex-
ss cow, ard the vineyard, of
s.
,rce ] should not reveal,
shall be examined after my
will be blamed, perhaps
O one will execrate it. Is
hat has been called sacred?
ity of the heart would be
Used a mill of the capital
If my Gre ditors; but l have
enough to keep in
literary works, a security
would considerably exceed
runs any risk, save only
.eseary is, to find sure and
Of my estates, to prevent
cneap quarry Of that horde
8, who troop up when they
Il mean an embarrassed
ON California.
27.-The steamer Moses
.fternoon, with the Califor.
9Th instant, and nearly
,. She left Aspinwall on
I'd at hey West. At the
he u. 8. brig Dolphin, who
tured a SLAYER, under Amer.
! her into Charleston.
on the specie list
nerican Exchange Bank,
! \ Co., $4,000 Wells,
900. 4 Il
lie Importance. i
gon, from San Francisco,
truck a reef on the night of /
subsequently got eff unin-
confusion, a number Of pas
board, and six were drown.
ccurred at Grouse Creek,
between the Indians spd
latter and ten Of the former
.postate Mormons had ar.
lies in Carson Valley. |
about Frazer river. The
ch left San Francisco for
W passengers.
Francisco was never bet
in,provipp D-oxr:,;.