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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-13

TIE Indis ana CAirs nSils arrived ~ London a,
o'eJock y is naorpirg snd we're dispatched 70 Liver
pool and Manchester ~ esfly 'Esln'
NEW FRENCH LOAN.
TIE He-alI speaks OF the probability Of loan OF
IS coo coo 70 cover deficiency % that snoant, and
-,sonre.s Of the BArk II Fraroe R1vlpg besn
already resored 20, It viii be necessary - ePPY else
where.
Tie Herald adds tbs. the circumstance that va
rety Of loan transactions may be concudedh hostlh
ties shs BE- prevented induces CAPITALISTS 10 exercise
greater TeseTye tban wOuld otnersi-e De the ease.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The death Of TIE Countess Of Hsrrowby is al
roupcsd
TIE Spirit Of the Age hs, arrived from China, with
Sc eco ibs Of tss.
IL Is stated in The Doay N,s, City Article, thar
Rch ard Bedford Allen toe bankrupt undsrsritSr Of
Ilo,ds hss abscordsd; his sssets smonn: TO goo,
while the liabilities are widely estimated at from
t.0C0O 10 go COO.
THE REFORM DEBATE.
Each ofthe morning papers devotes leading ar icle
10 the speech OF Mr.. Gladstone.
The Tunes SAYS that he oDiemrs the Government
bill for everything IN which il pre;ends to offer re-
form and the only redeenrg feature he finds in II IS
be retention Of al existing boToughs The pre,ense is
thsf small Constituencies better than large Ones
That is really the srgu pent, though Mr.. Gladstone
cannot quite screw up his courage TO state II 80
broadly.
ne TINES refers 70 q host Of small boroughs TO
prove that they DO not possess the virtues ascn0ed TO
them.
IN, S!ar ssys the Government have obtained in
Mr.. Gladstone a powerful but unserviceabe ally.
The Daiiy News points ous the Inconsistency OF Mr.
Gladstone absnco ning and accepting what he con-
dsuns He rejects Lord Russes resolution, and slli
vote for the bill.
ELECTION NEWS.
Mr.. Bersford Hope tss announced himself as q can
didate for Cambridge University.
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THE VERY LATEST.
By Telegraph from London 20 L'yerpools
MORNING NEWS.

MOkNlNG NEWS.
LosDoN, Wednesday, March 80.
DAILY NEWS CITY ARTICLE.
TUESDAY EVENING.
Crea. inactivity prevailed in the Stock Exchange,
but notwithstanding the continued decline the
Paris Boufe, the prices OF nearly all securities were
well supported.
Consols left off about {, cent higher than yestsr-
day.
About e32 900 in bar gold wss this day taken from
the Bank for expectation 10 the Continent in payment
for SILVER the import OF which continues on an extra
ordinarily active scale.
Since Saturday, upward Of c3j0 900 worth is known
70 have reached the Thames from Rotterdam, Ant
werp and Hamburg. Notwithstanding these large I'M
ports the Continental exchanges this afternoon pre-
sented il several instances partial recovery.
Tie principal Improvement wa 10 bills 90 Hamburg
ara Belgium.
The Copenhagen st sea "a days, the Water Nympb
srd ROYAL Broe, each St days, have on freight
E236,f00 in gold from M,loourne. The t76,0OO IN
god, brought by t1e Australian mail 70 Suez, Is eE-
ptc.ed OIL thursday.
TINES CITY ARTICLE.
TIE Eoghsh Funds opened without alteration, and
bsve subsequently, shown stesdiress.
TIE G5JuOcO CoIsOls pu!chss.d on account Of
tie Court Of Chsrcery having today been paid for
the supply II money uss thus rendered soundsnt.
TIE fell 90 the Paris BJuIs-, which has noH been
uninterrupted .cr severa' dsye, ~oud teni IN much
eresier cegTee 20 revive political distrpst, but for
suImise that many OF the sales effected may be in
anticipation Of an early loan.
Il /, stated that tue Capital Of the New Credit
Mobh-r IN process II connection under the auspices
OF Count De Morry, vii be one million -iH hundred
thousand pounds, IL y, 900 shares OF so each.
MAIL NEWS.
The tesyy portion % the A1..ral 50 NAL IL eI-
peci.d 70 reach SJa,tanpto. on TEarsesy.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-ArnL Il

CONVICTION FOR PASSING DECEASED co.s-s"
SLAUGHTER CASE. -
Carmins Bail, an Italian woman, who was mus
for countereirg CON- the details Of which have been
published was placed a. the bar for TRIAL aud the Jury re
verdict Of guilty with accommodation TO the mercy
Court. eeptsnce deferred. . ..s.
Robert Walker boatswain of the ship AnI1.
was indicted for manslsushter, 10 killing seaman -
Charley" while on board The proof showed tost 49,
the decessed had been punished By the sccused et m
cause of hs death dropsy with which the
arictsd TIE Jury rendered verdict OF " Not guilty
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LoSDos MONEY NARKET-The --latest s,counts ny
TIE Canada reported considerable decline 10 Cousos under me
PROJECT of the 100000 loan being increased to ten or twelve
mulioua -, -, ,
tasr ass On thursday the stb the market was
,.hy fTmsr ADVANCE the closing quotations.
b,lI s5i lass for money, and s5 for scc'unt H.
The demand for money moderate Few ous were dn
oosntsd below the Banks minimum
The Of dseoun. HsmouTs hse advanced 10 g cent
AMERICAN SECURITIES The market was quiet and
wit, our alteration The sales the 18th comprsed:
Illinois Central shares disco uht
Michigan Central Siuttr Flu, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. eel eI
E.wYork and Erie shares ~ % Il
LIVERPOOL, March 80, 1889.
COlTON.-The frmness noticeable AZ the departure
Of the Canada wei. msstaned Monday the 18th bat
auistF bit suy In the quotsors The busne's
Of ID. tire. days amounted about 2eO bales Including
Clsr. sons quote Mdsips Orleans at and hisdint Up
lands At 6G7li Tne market freely supp led a. the quota
toIL .,.-..,
cher A. for YA but goods rsher lover
euy for India descriptions moderate business was dong
~ Yarns for The Continent At firm prices
BRFADsTUFFs -Messrs Richardson, Spence X 20.
report for all articles Flour neglected. although
the turn esier boy; the quotations range from V on
5gGs. White 7dlO Southern, 10 eo9 Corn dlil and
l. ceuts cheaper for Yellow which Is quoted a. $500 III
White quiet but steady al sG76. IT,. ....;o,.s
PRoyIsIOss.-Beef stese 3, but business restricted
TO eis Pork dull and nominal Bacon insctyei small
sale, Of Cumberland Cut LMd dali and quotations. qas
pomirsl Tslow quiet IT 81 for Butchers Association
PRopUcR.- Resin quiet at iI6GlT for Commons
Medium ard fine neglected. Bark without ch.nse Clover
seed hss beeD offered a. sooton but WthdaTp -e os DO
bids .boye 81 sass American Sugar rather
tive but unchanged. Cofe eTm Rice steady A'oss
.tesdyi 'ses Of Pcs a. So and Pearls ~ Sle SPINS Of
Turt. ptine IN mod. rste dem and at Il GALS
loSDos AAsEErS-BTescstuhs dol, aud pri:es OF Wheat
barely supported Sugars esdy and In fair demand Coffee
Rec ouist Ta.o~ in ahed request At 5s for P.Yc
Lin,eed OH, 2sI. Scotch Pig Iron, steady a. $751;
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GERMANY.

II il officially Announced tea. the Federal Assembly
las voted supplies Cor armirg the federal torresses
With the necessary artillery. Prince Frederick OF
Wurtenbere j. said 20 rave been appointed Connsn-
der Chief OF the Eighth Federal Corps dArmee.
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CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

The Cape Of Good Hope mails from Table Bay,
down to Feb. 81 had reached England.
Commerce at the Cape wac prosperous. PROVISIONS
were in good demsId.
Peace had been maintained slorg The frontier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-13

LoD1erbach aG,. Wn Y. Burton. -,
Plf. as assignee of James Csnol, an sctr, -
he GER 20 recover the salary Of the sssgnJr Pls eor
AT C.nol was engaged perform ct BnIton's Thss .
s,sson commencing the ut Of sept mbeS and seess
Isl Of June, at sasry Of 3 per "eek canoa - asas
,nes A. b. theater and hsrg.d Canoh, refusstS -
for TOE fun Term Of his ersAseDsnt 0e set up tns -,
no cn,ou fixing the time Of fell or winter season 49,
;hsate. q this City each proprietor or manager -
for may be sey.nsse1a' 70 h@ 'ns $3.50 =
h. iut,1o.d 20 remain OILY short tius. The case 49,
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SUPREME CoURT-CHAnBERs-APRIL I2-Befors Isr
STRONG.


STRONG.
PRACTICE-CERT1FICATEU UNDER WARRANT ~ Az
TACHsEST.
Dannenbaum ana Walbach sgt sptL
An attachment having been issued against defeat
ants property ponIe,d'nt, and the Snenh hsVnf "
m,ne Cd AIR L. A. seru Of No 27 Futon street. sso 80
alleged have property Of defendant certificate Pfo'sf
BY section 2 of the Code be declined 10 give H. when 90 o
procured from Mr. Juftce Roosevelt TO examine W.,
about defendants property in his hands Stern spp,r w
his counsel ohjeed 10 his being swo,n aud moved tss
charge the for his sxAnnou the onnd hN &c
the service Of the order he (sem) h.d furnished the SOIL
With certificate this. be had property OF detendsnps
After Argument Judge Strong isd that Stem. nsyns gs@
certifcsr there beirs sUb Gent evidence " ims
its truhfune he Of opinion that within the meaning
Csno at Finley &c Bsrb 6l the order ousat 70 % "
tas case 20 give the sheriff certificate a. tss tms ~
notwithstanding bis omission 90 20 DO hs ubseq1el
excused his eIanir son That irS,cuoh " Stern "a sas'
the csItfcs un. proceedings bad ben commenced ~
Pc. his examination he ougst to pay tP costa Of
thereupon the order for his examination must Dc
Heson Smith for plaintiffs Benedict sosrdmsn Tor oIon
Before Judge ROosEyLLI-DEcisIoss
In the matter of Corpelis T.. Kennedy, &c.-heD'
rands for council x a..
In the matter of the application Of Margaret JAIL
Order 10 convey grsnted. ,,. ,,n.,
George Chesterman and al. sgt. Sylvester ssie'
burg md Others Order granted appointing Green si
Stephen Cambreing aud Thomas d. Besre comm""o"~
"a AXE partition, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-13
AUSTRALIA.

The Melbourne mails Of Feb. reached England on
the Goth March The details add nothing of import
ance to the news already telegrahed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-13
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRnL TERN--Apr1 n
Before Judgs HILTON
TIE FORREST AND WILLIS SUIT.
Eowin Forrest Ast N p. Willis.

The FORREST AND WILLIS SUIT.
EDWIN Forrest ast N P. Willis.
Mr.. James w. Gerard summed up for the dsarf
this morning. The courtroom was crowded.
The counsel admitted the publication of the sTerd
hbelous srticle but coItsnded that neither sl,sAsd
nor malice necessary to constitute ioel, hsi bsa
shown. He ssw no occasion for attacking the repus-
ton Of The complainant in this ease and woud 90,
ceds that he was high-minied gentleman oas %
charged the prosecution with want OF msgnanuiy
in their mode of conducting the case. He procsskt
10 state the position of the csse, and the relation
the parties at the time of the alleged libel.
Mr. John Van Buren, made an elaborate and wy
able argument for the plaotif after which the Jags
delivered his charge and the Jury retired. They I'D
not agreed at p. m, and the Court ordered sesei
verdict.
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ygIcB CONGRESS 70 BIZ HELD AT BADEN.
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AUSTRIA AND FRANCE STILL AIMING.
Expected Change in the English Ministry
an.oIs s5s095l-CottOu Fim-Breadstuff' Dull

The screw steamship CITY OF bAtnnors' APP
Latch, which sailed from Liverpool a. 'i'o on INC
.srsins Of the 3otb ult., anved here az ''~' ye'-
tssdsy morning. yv.A
The Cursrd screw steamship JuIa ron New iorh
srriy.s out at Liverpool At 10 o'clock on tne morning
Of the 9th ult and the Europa rssched LVefPo' a.
sselock on the evening of tie 18Th
The City Of Baltimore, on the let nst' ist, 81 10
b. I8 49, at Q. is p. N, passed K NJ. ,tssnship Ara
~. hopnd east. Apsi 4, lat 4s 90 Ion. 81 46 at 10
!. n. ,poks bark Flestwipg of St. John, N b., bound
vs,t 7tb, lat. A. lop AZ 80 at 2;3O p. M, passed
hrse steamship bound east supposed to be the Araso
fsz Southampton.
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-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
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corpY oy GENERAL sEssIONs-APkL l2-ss"
Racordsf gARSAEO.

This Morning Immediately at the opening a.
So, ..yer. enofits cent By the Recorder 20 -
%, Conr.d Price ssnt theIs Tor burglary iof ~
- a.. ,or ~ AID Jane ssxiocs Ietr.ss Tor tSe 800
fgr uouths for psne larceny Christian suehe1 20
i,y of forFer, In the ,econd cssres, was sent ~ -
pion Tor five vars. There I've irdctneno 49, aaL
,,,irs that he had pss>d counterfeit money sr ~
.iss Gfe.u q burglar was sent % tbs Ststs -, "
,rus David Han pson, couoterisiter pssesa 80
-, n -. foufta csgree srd remtnoed for %
Pste1 Dghy a s'Kth Ward Policeman, vas w. .ss,s<
y,ss Of us.ult battery. AID sss ieGandee oTsys
son tine fr st AL sSrrzred from tne e'leep y, ~
,stee FIsucs Cark snip esrpenter, win s 80. 90
A. DER 10 tEs equity. Tue osferie oontsnees s,<s -
matt 20 hh AR Cisrte, becAuse be "H pm
WsLted 10 ggel disturosnce. ,.L... ,,or, 70 as
The tral II Eenry ksmack. keeper CT ciotaDt 20
b. ,tfrst charged Nth sTson Il ne h't o1sd ~ s&
rrc.d ire pcuf.hrsnt In Of eonTfcuoE W. ssAos1
!. . eharssd ths, tbs ae'e1ds1t ttee on t9e 90
t5f9 ..Ihuk ho1.e st 80 IS, Chatham stfest ~ - 90
- a. .b- psbus while tssre sosas human &c. Z,
,t -. horss az sr hcGrsts, his wfs soe -. ~
'tiye IL toe pri. nsr Wa aieted vas 70 ~
ir,Ir,ncs Cotsv.Ey. Tie wa ssJoorned over "
e'y T., named Jcssph Psnt1i. was sen. % ~ ~.
p,i.-p ,or IL, y.ars AID nossh, snd me S"si' -
jOufred. -
cor-RT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS krEIE la-bsi'''
dos connolly, QUAcKEsErSH ana OsSoSs ISla
William BUCKLEY, Assault and battery IN NJ
Martin Conror, assault and bxttery Peuitsnnafy ~
=, Ann Campbell stealing shiIt. Penitsnaary or
C..ssn, stealth four DsBt bs Pebrsnnsry y.ifS
riu. Davis shirs; CIT, frsoa 20 dsys ksS
Douohns. assault and battery; Judgment s1spen B~s
Kely stealing an overcast; Penitspuary pons,A Nafss
Moore ate abns shaw judgment suspended no
.s.s1.: ant battery, Psn!,sptsIy mouths SSN''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-13

DEATH OF THE MARQUIS OF WATERFORD.
IBy BIi.sb and Iri,h magnetic Telegraph
"WATERFoRD. Wednesday, March 80, 1859.
"Ths Marquis Of Waterford was killed last evening
While huutnR."
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Itis computed that by the end OF March Austria
would have in Lsnbardy 20 bataons Of infantry and
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-05-21
For the Bugle.
BLESSINGS IN DISGUISE"

Some man (for no ,coman, surely, ever showed
such penetration) informs the world thr, ugh the
medium n the Atlantic Monthly IA periodical
which everybody is expected to read aad approve)
that he has discovered the precious jewe's of Di
vine love in the ugly and venemous toads'' Of
War and Famine. "For without them, be SAYS,
"Child murder would be as common in Christen,
dom as in over-populated China. Now l take we
can't be too thankful for the privilege of being
born in an enlightened land, where babies are not
~strangled at birth, but allowed to grow up (Hf they
can) to years Of maturity. when haply the bullet of
the soldier, OF the deadly pangs of hunger, may
interpose to save 'Christendom' from being over,
populated.
To be sure we contrive to clothe, feed, and dose
our children 10 such a manner that q great portion
die before the fourth year, but this mortality, il
seems, would not alone suffice to keep the human
race within the proper limits. Surely we might.
in our overlooking benevolence, send out mission.
sries-a Ia Mrs. Je!y6y-to teach the b~enighted
Chinese the thriftless habits that are the true cause
Of famine, also the Christian art of butchery.
Or would it not be better, o! Sarans of this
"Great and glorious republic, to first learn, your.
selves, the great truth, viz. That human increase
can, and should be restrained by human reason?
G.. L. NJ
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-05-21

TAKING Down AN ExQuIsITE.-There are some
halfcaste children living in Sydney; and these.
semi barbarous as they are, appear to have caught
the smartness of their white compeers. There
was one who used to sell oranges on the Circular
Quay and it was highly amusing to mark the ea.
sy way il which be would rid himself of a troub.
lesome customer. One day, a slim exquisite, with
an elegantly'dressed young lady hanging on his
arm, was tormenting the little black as he chaf-
cred for some fruit. The boy kept his temper for
a time, but at length broke into a passion. "You
fellow, gentleman 4! You gentleman, want three
oranges for twopence q? why"-and he tossed up
his burnt sienna %chin-'my mudder eat many O.
better fellow than you for breakfast ?"-Fowler's
Life in australia.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-05-21

HEROIC PovERTY.-The Editor Of the Atlas and
Bee believes that all heroism does not consist in
the madness of war. Hear him =
Talking about the heroism displayed upon the
battlefield what Is that, asks a contemporary, com.
pared to the heroism of poverty? Think a min.
ute over the idea. The hod,carrier who supports
a family of eight children and two dogs on a dol
lar a day, displays more true heroism than is re.
quired to effect a conquest on q battlefield. Gen.
Sabre will face a battery Of a hundred guns with.
out f~inching, but if called upon to face an unpaid
creditor four times a week, as Trowel, the brick.
layer, does, when out of work, he would grow low
spirited, and take to arsenic in a fortnight. The
heroism Of the battle field is kept up by bass
drums, clarionets and praise from the newspapers.
Such heroism may or may not be a matter of prinI
ciple; but there is no questioning the courage re.
quired in the prosaic duties of life-the bringing
up a family by shedding perspiration at the rae
ten cents an hour, is b eioism."
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III tstfllaneous
For the Dugls.
HOW LONG 2

How long o Lord; how long
Shall Error proud and strong
Ride in his chariot to oppression blindP
While Truth barefoot and poor
Wonders DER bill and moor
An outcast from the hearth Of human kind ,
How long 0 Lord, how long
Shall woman suffer wrong
Aud moekiy strive her bondage to endured
Returning only tears
For wrongs of weary years
And mover seek and never ask a curei
How long o Lord. how long
Through Earth shall roll along
Der human hearts the Juggernautean car
While poets shout his praise
And wreathe his brow with bays
Who sits within-the bloody demon War!
How long o Lord how long
Shai! human souls belong
To tyrant masters like the senseless brute
How long shall babes be sold
How long shall wrongs untold
Crush human hearts, ye: human lips be mute
Lord let it not he long,
This triumph of the Wrong
Lest we should perish in the unequal fight!
Lord haste the happy day
When Freedoms golden ray
Shall chase the shades of Errors gloomy night
c. L. NJ.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-05-21

AGENTS FOR THE ANri-sLAvERY BUoLE.
Mrs. NJ. @. X. After, Salineville, Ohio.
Mrs. C.L Morgan, Sylvester, Green Co., Wis.
Phebe 7. Merritt, Ionia, Michigan.
Samuel nayball, Adrian, Michigan,
Harriet Fuller, Livonia
Isaac N. Hedden, Plymouth,
Samuel D, Moore, Ypsilanti,
John D. Zimmerman, Union City, Michigan,
Tho's Fox, Mc8oy Grove,
Phebe II. Merritt, Battle Creek,
Henry Cornell, Bedford,
Abram Powers, Pennington,
r.. Glazier. Ann Arbor,
Thomas G. leighton, Edinburgh, Ohio.
Joseph Pickett, Winchester, Indiana,
VIM. Hern, Brighton, Indiana.
G. l.. Gale, Northport, Indiana
VIM. Hopkins, Fremont,
Elizabeth Morse, Angola,
Henry Bowman, Johnstown, Barry Co. Mich
Daniel Earle, Newton Falls Ohio.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-05-21

THE MISCHIEF MAKER.-"When the absent are
spoken Of" says Henry Ward Beecher, "some
will speak gold Of them, some silver, some iron,
some lead, and some always speak dirt, for they
have a natural attraction towards what is evil, and
think it shows a penetration in them. As q Ca,
watching for mice does not look up though an ele.
plant goes by, so busy are they housing for de-
fects, that they let great excellencies pass them
unnoticed. l will not say it is not Christian to
make beads of others faults, and tell them over
everyday; l cay it is Internal. II you want to
know how the Devil feels, you do know If you are
such a one"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-05-21
LARGE ARRIVAL ON THE UNDERcRouNp RAILROAD

LARGE ARRIVAL ON THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD.
learn upon reliable authority that serenty
slaves arrived in Canada by enc train, from
the interior of Tennessee. This is probably the
largest number that ever escaped in one company.
But a week before q company of twelve arrived
and are now at the depot near Maiden. Nearly
the same time one of seven and another of five
safely landed on the free soil of Canada, making
ninety four in all, worth at the present marke,
price the handsome sum Of $04, 000l The under.
ground Railroad was never before doing so -four.
ishing a business. AT the rate these ungrateful
be seriously affected, unless kept supplied direct
from Africa.-De Detroit advertiser.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-05-21
THOUGHTS WHILE SHE ROCKS THE
CRADLE,

- Nv - We
What is the little one thinking about
Very wonderful things, no doubt,
Unwritten history
Unfathomable mystery
But he laughs and cries, and eats and drinks,
And chuckles and crows, and mods and winks,
As if his head were as full of kinks,
And curious riddles, as any sphinx
Warped by collie and wet by tears,
Punctured by pins, and tortured by fears,
Our little nephew will lose two years;
And he'll never know
Where the summers 60;
lie need not laugh, for he'll find it SO
Who can tell what the baby tbinksi
Who can follow the gossamer links
By which the maniken feels his way
Out from the shores of the great unknown,
Blind, and wailing, and alone,
Into the light of day.
Out from the shores Of tho unknown sea,
Tossing in pitiful agonyl
OF the unknown sea that reels and rolls,
Specked with the barks of little souls
Banks that were launched on the other side,
And slipped from heaven Oh On ebbing tidel
And what does he think of his mothers eyes q?
What does he think of his mothers hairf
What of the cradle roof that flies
Forward and backward through the air
What does he think Of his mothers breast
Bare and beautiful, smooth and white.
Seeking it ever with fresh delight
Cup Of his joy and couch Of his restf
What does he think when her quick embrace
Presses his hand and bur:es his face
Deep where the heart-throbs sink and swell
With a tenderness she can never tell,
Though she murmer the words
OF all the birds
!, Words she has learned to murmur wellf
Now he thinks he'll 60 to sleep!
l can see the shadows creep
Over the eyes, in soft eclipse,
Over his brow, and over his lips,
Out to his little fin ger tips.
Softly sinking, down he goes!
Down he goes down he goes
Soc ne is hushed in sweet repcsel
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-05-21

THE DOCTRINE OF TOTAL DEPRAvITY.-A minis.
ter travelling through the West in a missionary ca
pacity, several years ago. was holding an animated
theological conversation with a good old lady on
whom he had called, in the cou rse of which he
asked her what she thought of the doctrine of total
deprauity ? "Oh," she replied. Il think il a good
doctrine, if people rOuld only lire up to aw-
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