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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03
our New Zealand Corrssponssenre.

BY OF 1~LsSr~, New Zealand, July o, 1858
fbuvth n Juy in ne Boy u bLrnds-A New T6WnsAip-
Ths Ieysc II P,bUras Hand Returned 20 Tser Oh
H,me Dr.. &c.
The bark Elizabeth swn, Captain Chase arrived here
few days since Tins vessel arrived ut New Bedford
October ~ she fine ship, and her captain gentle
manly fellow Hc us, time 10 display little
bunting and oxpcnd powder IN honor Of the ann
vcrsary all proud Of Our little harhor presented
gay appearance The mosquito feet aud The houses OF
the residents on shore were also bedecked with gay flags
out NJ compliment 10 their
The legislature has Just passed bill establishing
township about twelve miles from this place, The Kri
Kir river. II vill doubtless help this place, but the
American whal.rs will never 20 there.
vessel arrived here not long from Norfolk Island
bringing the intelligence that the descendants o. the
pHcairs Island mutncers very much dissatisfied
with their location and the generous provisions made
there for them by the British government and that they
we're expecting vessel TO take them back 10 Pitcairn
Is ami On the arrival Of the vessel at Norfolk Island IL
was found deserted the occupants having returned ia the
meanxhilc 10 their former home
The first Of thu Inter Colonial Company arrived
az Auckland few days ago New Zealand has been for
long time without steam communication with Australia
consequently the mails have been very irregular.
ASrIPoDES.
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Swiss Territory Annexed To France.


The question u point o. recognise forming part of
The French Territory the valley situated between the Dolls
AMI the Mont des Tunes " superlrles &c some square
leagues, and occupying the western sRle " the Jura
part ~ the space which separates the French village Dcs
i,ousscs from the Vaud village II - Ccrgucs Il IS now
than forty years that the Valley des napp7s has been
n.t her regularly French nor Swiss. THIS situation has
~ gwen risc and that very recently, C. an Incident
winch ma hit be- attended with disagrceabe consequences
were ID g. be renewed The police ~ the two countries
were not able o. hay hold " malefictor, who having
taken refuge the centre Of the valley invoked by turn
thc quality " French aud Swiss citizen 20 suit hrs pur
pose The French COVE lately determined that the
neg0t atons which have been pending since 1918 should
~ brought 10 closc n the Congress % Vienna
declared ii 1915 that the Valley des Dappes formerly
tn property a The Canton Of Naud, should be
restored 10 a. the plenpotentsrics q Austria, Great
Britain. Prussia and Russia recognized three months
after tn justice Of the wish expressed by France re-
lauve TO the annulmcn ~ that declaration, AMI the ap
poatuns made Switzerland 1878 showed very clearly
THAT the Valley dcs nappos ought ~ be really comprised
III thc territory of France The only question that re-
mancl Wa. the indemnity TO be paid 20 Svt1arlsnd, and
that point which a. Sagnac Fenclon 4 now On The
eve q arranging. The dcanitve possession of This valley
has certain importance for France This little piece oi
country 70 some measure crts the road which. leading
ioa lss t8usss a, w II teuclle puts ono ~ the
tAtr n.ts 0 our ttsgtory IN communication with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03
The kidnapping Case In Inslinnu-The Expc-
stltiOn TO Kentucky.

The New Albany (ind) Tribune Of the 2sh ult con
tss long account Of the expedition OF number Of the
c-z NJ &C that place to Brandcnburg KY for the rescue
Bel lately abducted from New Albany by party OF
Louisville pccmen, and confined in jail in Brandenburg
Rndenhurg " situated the river, about sixty miles be-
low New Albany. The expcd tOn consisted Of about
seventy ave men, including number of tho best citizens
81 New Albany all heavily armed With guns, rcyolvcrs
und bowie knives They chartered ferry boat TO carry
them e. Brandeaburg and left New Albany at Tine O'Clock
Monday evening, 'decrmined says the Tibgne, Ito
IT. Some thirty miles below they joined by thirty
citizens a. Harrison county, old ne!ghbors " Bell
~ Two oclock ON Tuesda, morning they reached a
poui four niles above Bfandcnburg, where sixty men
Drop down the boat time reach there
simultaneously with the detacme shore. The latter
divided into squss, and the night being dark. all but
eighteen ~t their way, and failed 10 reach the place al
the surrounded the Jail. and would undoubtedly
la released Bell he had been there, bat t. their
gr.s, they found that the Brandcnbur
ans arprIscd Of TIC descent VI the ndiaIas had few
hours before taken him the interior where ucouin
DC nsccrainea There alarm among thcr.-a
nunber % merchants Ar ozen had removed their goods
supposug that the town would be burned. Others
Shaved light, but fortunately no collision took place
The indananF, after they had al collected, he.i con
sultaton a. the steps ~ be taken. large majority
IN favor IL wrtaking instant vengeance upon The
town, but better counsel. prevailed finally. and commit
appointed confer with the citz,ns and make
demand Tor Fell a town meeting was called, and Tor
tnfcc hours the question " rendition discussed. ~
nail, atrlts Of agreement adopted, a. fnliowEfhe
uyad:r army 20 hc removed Horace Bcl was 70 be
broush, iltg town and lave mmed ate examination,
very sma. sum, which the citizens n the vicinity should
give AMI, finally, all the Citizens q Rsandcnbcrg should
sign petition Gov. Mofehead 20 pardon al the Bill
0cur) N case Of any conviction. Tbs deemed SITS
factory aud at twelve O'Clock The army departed leaving
three 81 number a. that the stpulat1ns o. ihe
contract carried out IN good faith.
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III THOSE PERSONS WHO WERE WITNESSES or
n the dangerous injury Of Mr. Decker occasoned BY the
collision 81 two stages last Saturday morning between and
the OF broadway and Duane street
spectully requested 10 call nj 63 Duane street
INFORMATION WANTED or JOHN TOPlTAN AND
his sisters Esther Ellen, Msrgret snd Ann, or Lazy Tophsn
vhn supposed 10 be In Michigan nforns
lion will be thankfully received BY their brother Robert
Mrs strong near the Halfway House East New fors, L.
MRS LOUISA BROCK ~ EARNESTLY REQUESTED
mi 10 call or address her Immediately. " ..
ut B-NRs n. n. r., YOUR CHILD ~ At HOWE
IN ri your mothers and see. From y. W. X. You
win please answer this by letter II Il comes 70 sight
c,uovLp TpIs wrEr THE Eye OF MRS OR MISS
- Ieeemsn, whose residence between 1850 and 1854
~ the Sixth she will Ind 10
advantage pcnd her address 10 boz Sys Post office, "
" -pyrpyTgtxG rooRs BETTER TIVE nov orr
w Of danger. We sre all eagerly expecting you hume.
" NcC.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03
Assets Of the Ohio Life and Trust Company.
TOTAL, 81 ,ti6 500 05-BoADs AND NOTES GOOD, BAD


from the Cincinnati Gazette, Nov I
Below sill be found complete list OF the assets OF the
Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Company, which taken
possession OF by Sheriff Hathers under authority from
The Superior Court II viii be that the sum total
amounts 10 81 4l6 500 05, OF which SD 900 is in cash
On saturday afternoon Jas T.. kilbrcath, ESQ., called
upon the sheriff and made demand for the surrender Of
the assets by virtue OF bis appoint ment receiver by
the United states Court Az anticipated sheriff Ma
Tiers pointed to the broad seal OF the Superior Court his
authority for holding TO the funds and declined to hand
any portion OF the Trust Company property which
happened to be in his possession Mr. Kibreatn, there
fore. returned without the SPOTS, to counss. with his
friends to the next proper step 10 be taken IN the BUSH
What will be remains to be seen, although
presume the Sheriff will be cited before the United States
Court to answer for contempt
We understand that the Judges OF the United States
Court are very firm the decision rendered last week at
hc time Dir. K;lbrcath appointed receiver II this
statement be correct the fun strength OF the Law Will
doubleday be put Orh compel obedience TO the process
OF the Court should tho proceedings finally DO carried
in .e United States Court several important points will
have 10 be decided, which VIII be sharply contested al
every step For instance, effort will be made TO
Trust Company since its failure 10 disgorge the various
amounts 81 into the general aggregate for the benefit
Of all Another position viii be 70 compel the stockhod
who have received dividends since the company be-
came insoven 10 pay back the sums paid. The third
position however and which will 30 contested with
desperation will be 10 make the trustees personally liza
bic, and they supposed to be worth IN the aggre
gate, between three and four millions Of dollars,
yont the legal contest viii bc yielded by either side
When or where it Will end can only be matter OF
lecture.
W. -uon list II tae assets The hands Oh the Sheriff
which has been prepared with care
77ir Tsun COMPANY NOW ~ POSSES
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Toa the hands Of the sheriff 81 $50 rs
II woud b. difficult TO say what amount can be realized
from this immense in assets. large proportion OF
the railroad bonds yaueess the paper upon
which they printed while others may be regarded
good The bonds the city, and OF counties this and
other States good, ana will eventually be paid, but
they comprise but small! portion Of the assets. OF the
33ls 43l notes safe To predict that not
over ten per cent Upon the total will be
allied portion Of these secured by mortgages upon
real estate, but mixed up with oher transactions
that may require years To arrive a final settlement
Some Of these notes dated Ear back 1Sss por
o 81 them been renewed several times ana others
protested aud kept hand. The indebtedness Ut
nrn reaches 500 900 for which would probably
be VISION receipt Ia full at very liberal discount Ia
other words, the claim may be regarded IN the
POSITION the Trust Company tscif--anost worthless
We trust that every creditor Of the company will draw
Whatever consolation may be possible from the exhibit
which make Of the ia the hands OF the sheriff
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-
sutt explains that ~ c the treaty - Parts
rautaeheiuz that .sa 0i .er0us difference between
states they sh0iid before rcsrtng 90 arls seek the
cool ptacNe Ot II e Power governed ~ The words
K. aR Tar rclu-ta-tf ats admit ana therefore ~
ret q az alrtbe q tr present French quarrel with
Portugal That, SAYS rebates 20 question ~ dignity aud
honor requiring rtpsratou. and not having any open
ipf Cancellation II b Instructed 10 say that the French
~ uafum comprises hrec points the immediate resttu-
tou o. The Charles Georges the Liberation The cap.
tain sgutrncCd e. two years pr irons by The
Court q NoyBrhque. and indemnity, che amount 0f
which IS T. BE- Ultimately sfcd A. H. the arst two
points, the French government vii nrer hear OF legal
trial, decay good osres v1 accept of nothing bat
satisfaction. A. g. the thra u quit willing accept
the good Offices " a friendly Power
Il 3 stated that the Frcnch government despa,chcs
rom Lisbon which have hitherto been sent through Ing
hand b. way ~ Southampton. viii hereafter by
French plckcts ~ q. n
The OJan,do and NJ Journal Wsrcdn u Lisbon, the for
government are The oaly journals q thatcv
which o0cupy themselves with the ga ~ The i0uawerh
and u. Asertz (Brh vessels ~ VAR Tho tagls. They
outsider that incident " tc Importance The OptntD
suggests that they have probably gone there only "
tr. CHS al those persons Who say that the object ~
their the affair ~ the Sisters ~ Charity aud The
Charlie Georges AMI praises the nne appearance Of the
officers and incn. Toe Journal N,rcdptu manfcsts st
greater confidence, and says What Is the " max
ing military demonstrations against a., when everything
eau BE obtained ~ simple noteY W. are 20 insguia
can't display q force On The part VI France would DO
much honor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03

nEAFKkSS-A NEWLY INVENTED INSTRUMENT
~ for Of deafness called the sound magni
fer organic vibrator conductor
into th not 70 be in the least percephc the unpleasant
singing the head removed
affords rref 10 the deaest persons and enables them
hear distinctly church and NJ public assemblies
SObMUkS opticians aurists Abemare STREE ris-
dily West opposite The YORK Hotel, London, England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03

FyNfls NEW YORK AID WASHINGTON PRINTING
Il TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
General otlcc Telegraph Building q Wall street.
RATES REDUCED
Ten words Zach al. word
New YORK ~ phladelphia. rs cents. cents.
DO Tair1orc 30 " 4
no. Washington. so /" "
corresponding reduction between intermediate staons
THE hEN 4URk AND WASHINGTON PRINTING TILE.
GRAPH COMPANY
Il The ony direct and reliable line connecting with the East.
ern, Western, Northern and Southern lines snd Il the
ONLY PRINTING TELEGRAPH
Between New York Paterson Trenton Philadelphia Batu
AID Washington.
The public may rely upon the usual promp. and reliable
transmission Of al dispatches from aud between the following
Others
New fork-Telerraph Bu.liin. 2, Wall street.
No. eAaior Hous.
METROPOLITAN Hotel
New York l!ote 72l broadway
Madison square Post office Broadway 4 20 st.
Har em Railroad depot 2o,h ST. and ah
WilSamsc'z = Nc. VI South Seventh street,
B-ooklyn.-1crnsr Mon'i and Court streets
Philadelphia N &c Third aud Chestnut streets
Balfmore.-S W. OF baltimore and South s,ree<s.
Washington u. C.-Satccai Hotel.
Willard Hotel.
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such had been maic and disclosed so start
ling discrepancy as sixty nrlcs would have been too
important FACT IN support OF e Engsh letter writer's
purpose 10 have been omitted and it may therefore be
assnnd with entire pausibhly and fairness that this
sor. rests upon no better ioYu aton than that
uonoinct has discovered that is not far from st.
Petersburg TO Moscow by al line by the route OF a
railroad, necessarily prolonged by the character tho
country through which il passes. / dismiss the subject
with an emphatic expression of M belief that this startling
revelation is the result q Tho deliberate malice the
scarcely less culpabe ignoa nce, Of .he - Petersburg
correspondent OF the London Neus, which like many
other English journals ready give currency 10
any matter rejecting upon the good faith honor Of an
American. THOMAS WINANS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03
ARRIVAL OF THE FULTON.
The Details of the Latest News
from Europe.
OUR NEW TREATY WITH CHINA,
Terrible Onslaught on thu American
Commissioner in England.
THE ATLA TIC CABL e !,
&c. &c, &c.
&c,

The maj! steamship Fulton, Capt. Wot,eu arrived yes
To-day morning from Havre and Southampton She left
tho latter place gu the Goth ui-the day tac Indian,
1, Queboc lcfi Liverpool
Tla Atlantic Telegraph share negotiated in Lon
ol ou the 10Th u At 225 3Se Of ana go the last price
beng 500 10 so; while the Red Sea Telegraph left oil at
Is premium; and the shares OF the Indian aud Austria
al Telegraph Company were quoted i 4 premium.
ne shares OF the Atlantic Royal Nal Steam Company
1.-The Galway line) were quoted IN London on the 1eth
Ut 1. . q premium with considerable transactions.
Tue company have notified the deposit has been fixed
Il. ~ per share OF which - be paid application
ana tnas no further call vii Dc made without three
months notice
The impending Chilean loan OF 81 400 900 was still at
tracing attention among parties London interested
south American securities It is stated that there is
hitch in the negotiation, owing 10 the high price which
il proposed issue -Four and ualf per cent stock
ii which the amount is TO be raised II is stated that
uuety has been offered but refused As Chile is III the
enjoyment Of good credit, satisfactory arrangement,
however viii doubt be concluded with Of Il.
principal moueyed firms Of London.
The Gazette de Cologne has learned from Is Vienna cor
respondent that conspiracy against the lie Of The En-
percr Al xander had been discovered ard the persons
concerned in it arrested bat nothing tending 10 confirm
the Intelligence has yet appeared n fact tac correctness
u the Is greatly questioned. The Russians boast
much Of the personal courage Of the Emperor Nicholas
Lut the present monarch the drawer nAa for he has
dared 70 undertake task from stich h. father srauk
The late Gar pain terms conf celebrated
Alsiran statesman that ne 'af-ad' 10 NEEDLE with
the serf question.
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The Tasmanian Submarine Cable.

From the London News
TIC government Tasmania has taken the lead among
l rtion4cs procuring ilsci the means al suhiut
rtne communication II has entered iatp contract Ath
Me-sF MeNaughtOn a Co., OF Iauncc,tpn. Tasmania. 10
construct ana LAY down 24O miles 81 cable,
netg the l. land ul TASMANIA with Victoria Austria
From the Georgetown Heads the INTO tia port
I.linscston cable will be stretched across Tho
in Kings Island, and from ihs island the
"a again IT, Cape otway. Victoria and Launccsoa VII
Ias be brought Etp Geographic communication.
The manufacture Of the cable has Just b.aa
pkted hy Mr.. ". T. Henley, Al BIZ mandatory al
Croeuwch. In diameter Il i about equs! 20 the
Atlantic cable, but differs from Il in ~ consruc.
glcii. The copper conductor consists OF snge
solh ware Of No. l6 gauge, instead Of strand.
composed of small wires TWISTED together. Tuis
single Solid conductor covered With gla p.rch,. IA
surrounded with covering Of Russia hemp saturated
With mixture OF Stockholm. tar. nseed oil and Russia
talpw. Around the hemp covering outer OF roa
wire has been spun by Mr. HcnlCy .as shesthlng
anic cable the outer covering OF iron wire composed
u egteca wires, these wires not being soi, but each
composed a. strand u seven smaller
The new cable seems suihc,ently caste for all
useful purposes weighs two tous 10 the statute
mile II has been manufactured simultaneously
in too Lengths, aud A. each length drawa
oct 81 tie room where II received is iron sheahing
Tassed through bath Of tar, t. preserve u
ralpstf as trg proccS shopn tya arc ~, odb,
Istag otoed whpa oiloced crrye n ,lecfrcfy from
tRc ccRdv0r. Ihas espe did MT maAlfea 1f until ths
clle had teen te roi,r tank four day.. without tn
application - u test The escape might not haze bcru dis
covered gu tie summers Il tn cable the ocean
The Tis uRnan tabr has brrn tested by an extremely
sensitive gayanOmeicr THIS Ealyannmctor shows a de-
Election of ATTY degrees fcr cgrrett Of electricity gene
ft "a only by pair 81 plates after RAISING through the
whole 10 miles " cable and the earth - perfect Is the
Insulation - Toe cable That whom l. charged by power
Cal current ct ,'eotrcny, is extremity not being
tact wiz the earh tbs decaie gasauomeicr scarcely
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03

iyoAT.-LEHTGH. PEACH ORCHARD AND BROAD
~ Mountain Goals, Of strictly first quality, M per on
from the boats Also English cannel and Liverpool orre Nv
lowest market rates HENRY kEkNh
Corner canal Centre and Jane and West streets
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o. s. M-MERCANTILR LODGE NO l. OF BROOK.
j. yu Will meet at No Court street tMcntague .bJ
Thu sday, 4 inst att T. NJ Election OF officers for the Gu
g,inp teru
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1,HE NEW YORK MORNING EXPRESS ~ SERVED
throughout the city Brooklyn and Jersey CITY nj " cents
per wees payable 70 the carrier Address Express office
and 10 Park All Advertisements the Evening
Express appear In the Morning Express without charge
kewsmen throughout the country obtain the cypress OF
ROSS TOuSEY and DEXTER A BROTHERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03
THE MILITARY.

THE MORGAN GUARD. or WEST THIRTY FIFTH
street wishes " notify their friends aud guests thai they
VIII be happy 10 them ~ Mienans Hall.
Twenty sixth street and Seventh avenue att A. NJ To
they have rule 10 call the residence OF
any OF their friends 10 receive prixcs. -
Fn,rcs Coos. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03

~ fsso OF the College Ronaparte IN Paris aud suhor OF
works will OF French lessons
the Isl OF November 9o'cock p Eight persous
only viii be admitted " Bernard viii ais, give private les
References from families In New York whose
children graduates Addre "a *ess Eleventh
street Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03
ANTHOLOGY.

A MEDICAL. CrAIRvoYANT.-MRs SEYMOUR, ITO
spring the successful icsi and anatomical
America Asthma bronchis liver and Kidney
complaints and ague debility, scriy dysentery dys
pcpsis, Irregularities, Ac cured, aud charge unless
usGed.
A MEDICAL CLAIRvoyANT, ESTABLISHED SIX.
N teen years IN New York city Mrs HAYES IL daily
curing sick ladies wish clairvoysnt eranin s0n
Mrs Hayes 3z Broome street Bowery No charge
lees satisfied.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03

CrCoxD HAND PIANOS, or NUNS A CLARK, sro
- dart Gale, thickcrins. Hal and Firth Ponds make
So $40 and others A
large assortment Of beautifully finished phnos at
reduction cash Second hand pianos e,cisnge
r. GONZALEZ
JIANTEp-k MELODEoN. or OCThyES, EITHER
w second hand IN good order. price los
fUr immediate cash. Address call NJ 10 William street.
basement
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INSTRUCTION.

A fLACk. A. M, PRINCIPAL or TTlE HUDSON
IA River Institute tayeraek Columbia COUNT Nes York.
furnishes boas and uiion Common Engh IS per week
students received November &.
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NAY BOAT FOR AD.BANY.
~ Steamer MErAM0RA, every Tuesday, Thursday an
saturday, from pier foot Of Jay street, North river,
O'Clock A. NJ.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01
THE PUIZLER.
cob 'ti- deep mystery,
But bv ST. Paul I'll find the bottom OF II "

.SAns to las, Ariihmetical Problem:
A walks SIS. aid .57e6 of mile and meets
b; B walks Al. and .i2li Of a mile and meets
A. In other words, A walks So miles, ls5
rods, feet and 6 inches, and IL walks 4 m,
l3i rods and II feet, before they meet
r c., White Deer, Dec. e3
Ans. TO Miscellaneous Enigma, Dec. 25-
"Rcr. b. BausnGn', Lectures. ss.'-Answered BY
E H., Bufiaioe S G F., Chillisquaque
Teta, and Eillas l. -, Lewisburg
Ans. 10 Acrosrical Enigma. Dec. IS
civilian CuLicn Bryant BY f H;
G F Eillas l. -; E,E Il and s & Z, Buff
lAloei J S., Shamokin Dam; NJ A,
Kelly; NJ l. D. and o p S. Lewisb'g.
Ans. to first Riddle, Dec. 25-
"Sieil5ark. k."-Ans. by S G +.
Ans. TO second Riddle, Dec. as
"Coals."-Ans. by $ 6 F, an! Te,a
This !asi We. answered Stoves" by two and
Ter" /, oLc. "C.a.s' - .s.ier:5 rE''.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-01-01
h:lrInP,

Twas whispered In heaven, it was HJterri Ia he'll.
And echo caught f.inty the sound - it FIJI.
Gu the confines of earth twas permitted to rest,
And the depths Of the ocean its presence confessed.
Twill b. found in the sphere when its asunier,
BE seen in the Lightning and heard in the thunder.
Twas allotted to man with his earliest hrrath,
Attend at his birth, aud awaits him in death.
II pre-iics in his happiness, honor anI health.
Is the prop Of his house and the end Of his wealth
Without 1t the Soldier and Sraman may rosm,
But woe 10 the wretch who eApe'- it from huIne.
In the whispers Of conscience its voice Will be fund
Nor cen in the whirlwiud Of passion he drowned
Twill not soften the heart, and though deaf the
Twill make it asutcly AMI instsntly hear.
But iu shade let 1t res. like delicate flower
oh breath on it softly-it dies in an hour.
; q F. ChilIi-quaqur