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Ser tramernSe 8aic.

Us fst i'm 9ras Der alte Safc,
90 9ramcrfuut unb tummerpcu;
Seut iifS i'm Ser;en ibm 70 trsbe,
N'bt munoen nil ibm Steps unb Robl;
Nt, neten ibm. in ibrsm Dilute,
@Salit feline Gattin ft6, bic quite.
Sn Srult uno SerS 1T ibr aebrunaen
9es wilpen Sdeere t6etttd Shrct!
gtun lte9t fte III Den lebten ;3Iaen,
Gppt ftneet lie oa6 Icrgcnrctb.
Serineifun9sppa, nit. l%tummem Sarme.
Siebt ftc serenoen lhpn Der Nrme.
uno alp bub CT an 3u Hagen
"Nh", rpenn TAFT ibrer mid ,erfebt
Sch nur pes S1gerS &uael bate
Nh, BAIT CT tc6 auf mid aebebt
Die witpe Neute, 0ern erfalten
sSput td, tDnnt iA nur lie erba(ten!
Nh tGnnte ip mid bod erbpldcn.
Oab mein S(ut nit Dem ibren fleet
gas ttlft Der fctte Nsps i'm 5elpe,
Wenn Tic ion nift nit mir senirBt
Nus 1T es nun nit mcinem Glide
Scmmt, Sunpe, fcmmt, reiet mid in Stiide,
Die Gbranen fiesen ibm in Str6men
Ste 9Sang tcrab nm 8inr unr Bart.
tyr merit es nitt in ieinem 6arme,
Oa6 ~liitern f6 Elm 8u6s ibm nabt.
Der lhteiht bcron ME cine Sate,
Yadt i'm nit mGrperiIher Case.
GrbGrntiA l6reit Der alte 6a1e,
NlS err nun fublt bcS 8u61es 3abn:
Scrr Heinedr. ads laBtAmih lctcn {!
3 9ebt uno rIbret mid niht an!
Serr 5udS, warum benn mid ,erreiecn?
@rat Sbr ni6t meinc 6rau perIpeiicus,
S6r gSeiber, Cub ,u Nub unS Srpmmeu
Sab i'd 9e1Grtcten bies 0epiht.
> trauet nur BEN I6Guen Wurten
uno Heben Gurer MGnuer niGt;
uno iprd&en lte Die 1hGniten 9braIen,
Ste penfen iult bph mie Die SaIcn
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Vcmer= mmb N1ariuc=9I0efmran,

Virginia Fire s. Marine Insurance Company
Die elm Bona She capital BON 100000 telbt
unp I'M Sabre 1882 ourb Die @eIrssebung
pom Sir9inien ~ein9eiest wurpe.
Ttrltderlin9cn iperctn burb bicfc altc Gpmpaenie crtbeiIt inter
cen 9%un,t9lttn Seetn9rneen acgen 6euers unb YSaiIcrlh6bcn an
9tSentbunl aGer Dirt, ais: Sduier. Mru6eI, Gutter unb gDaorrr
lufr @rt, lpmppl IN Der Staet. ais audi i'm GanSc, uno pcrocn bic
~Ssrt1tnocn IuSSabluugen prompt .eeIei1ct.
Es- 6Ur BE yplus unb Die &ufnasme Der SuVsrIi6crnbcn Sc
senltdnee ptro nntte bereGnet.
SIree 9o. III Mainltr., &itnunb, 3d., cine 8bar K itersals
Oispath Officer. III. 9. Gpwarbin. Nr5Gn
'titu GSllllos Sr., StcrttQr. Il01.
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Sn elmer tcainoti6sn Golcnie ltar5 in
3iemlids 6cbem glitter Die gran zines 5arners,
tpelhe lebr germ Gabat serandt bate. - Chr
@ann labete u%n5rfdtr fanfSi9 9srlonen Gin, nm
ibr Die leste @bre 3u %trpctIen, Ssrber son Den
2ei6enbe8leitern warp init elmer pfeife unb 3az
BAT Yerieben, unp 10 9ins Der Bug rauAenb tis
Sum @rate, ats Der Sar9 in eas Grab 9elenf.
Inc pas itli6e @etet selprpAen mar, parfsn
aae auf Gin ae9etenes 3ei6en DTS gBitpers lire
piei{eH tnS @rab, bcnen er ieltft 3u!rbt nod rin
9rSBss 9aquet Gabat na6parf.
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0umperet 6err, Sic finb Elm 9ump!
fa9te Gin in Der criten &lale 8abrenper ,u eintm
In pet britten &taHc.
S6On ermtcertc Der @elAimpftc. = GS lit
sntihcn uns -nur Der lntrrlhicp, bae i'd, Elm
9unip prttter, Sie pasrseu erfer Gla6e
ftno.
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Duntfs.

Gin Bauer, Der mad Berlin Fam, fproerte
In elmer SabafebanbIun9 cine 8tite Gigarrcn.
Muf bic 5ra9e, cb CT idpere ODER Icihtc MOLE,
entlhlcB er llh sur letdten Sorte inbem er Fe
etni9e Nrilen nett SIT trd9cn babe.
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1853

&alenbtr jerer Dirt fIr ras Sa6r 1859 bel
g. y. Stefer
gu ba6cn bel allen 9ruQantsn uno gerf6ufsrn IN cen 9Ser,in
Staten, Canada, Sueamerlfu, 9sUtl6Ianc unc aneCren Q6neern
ano Del 9pffetter II. Smitb,
9tttsburo, ga.
BaS- SSer elm sutrs Bib BADEN nil, asbe na6
Der %fratcrsn Dbttburniten gaasris, SO. II @ainfra6e. mo Rie>
ntano uberierpeTt wsrpsn Wirp. Batfcn fsrti9t Silbcy an, bic
br0tppeS, Gragon SGpfe. @ieGansOppts, YanO:ypce, NteIeoaraybs
une photographs auf Setotnleu9. Geber uno @etalplaten, uno
audi Der beutIhc 9eiuhtr oitftr 0alerie wirb herIelben Ierne Gin
erfennun9 9swiB nidt ocrlaaen.
Salelbit merpsn aud ats 9asuereotYpe neu unb in ie6er Belle,
bigen grpBe absenCnnlrn.
8iloer wsroen bon 374 Cts. an aneefsrt9t, gbctuarapbien son
81 an. SilStr neroen Bel He9sn unb SOnEenIbeit anoefsrtiat.
sd WatfOn II. S6bnc.
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5Outpuque 1T ni6t mr6r


On nennt Die 0elt Elm Satsrtaus?
Dem masit bu iie ssrsIeihen;
9tur icateit jerem @enlAen on
Did audi ais 8ruoer 3eigen.
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= @tnit ritten 3rrei StuSenten mad 6. jpag
Sieren uup besegneten auf Der Strabe einem
8auern. Ou! io9te Der Cine, BEN 8erI miiTem
mir gum Ssiten bnben. = Sort, gutter 8reunp &,
gSeroct pcbl wiilen, Rap mir 9eIebrte 2eute lino !;
mir tStnen ~brpetien mas mir wplen; 10 Ton
men mir b%eweilen, Dap STR elm &rauttenael
lsio. = s morum renn nit, perIeste Der Bauer.
s loan eng pba ~bepeiien, boB gnsa Spttl (Sats
ted a Waleiel (NfauleleD Is. Gun Waulelel,
rtef Der 3reite, pte fam pas fein - 6retli,
antpUrtete Der Bauer, mrs Sptiden an Yferp
,unp an Gisi is, bDs nennt ma, moan |, an DIAL,
,elel.
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d. SALOMON s Co.
SO. 5 lEaQifrert

9IU. D gNnUItrttt.
g8r pfuren benz aectrten publifum infer pcb[s unS reihofpr.
tirhe Eager ppn sBcincn. Siqucurcn uno Gisarecn, Die mir
lelbl tmpNrttrcn une M Gngrrss 9rcisn abscbcn. S~ran,6llfe,
eeutlde ur unsdriittc Bciue perfdurn mir nit So = Is Der u
6lal6sn, 10 ME IN sinielnen Glalhcn nit 25 Gents tte ST so;
per @allonc nit $i-2.
spanii6s 9Bsinc. ale: 9crt, WaHera, sserrs ,u pirflib Bill.
Iieen 9relien.
lie 6eiiStct II 8rdube Gbamsa sntr, ppn $50 baS Tnsenb.
in rnielncn SIaittu serb6lmiBmd ia.
Sranotss Won 10 Gente bis So Die @alcne; Johann boQ. Gin,
ltwetjer Mbl9ntte. bod Curacao. fraui. GprSiat5, etutlhcS 3met@
lden- une 8trltmoicr, 10 ME rinen berubmhn trutIhen Mdacn.
Sittrn, bet Ger SIalte uo @alone. mS enplib bic lhpn ais
pprSu9li6 befannten 6aYana Gi9auen.
Die tcrIbmen nlten 5iuitr @puNe f5 in 9p-bedur unb & ca,
lpmpn Sptnc in Naini oerireten mir als oQrini G Maentsn fr bic
Union. Der bcrltmte ,,Gpnct Srano Ghampasncr" 1T nwr hurrb
uns alen impprirt.
0urf ale bce 8crbinSnnaen, Ip we hurb unlsr l6aupt.Gj,a
fh0ft in NcD YO f, go. 1879 98iaian Str, InS mir in ben Stanb
eCNBt, icbcr GopcurTens BIC SpiBe III bietcn uno pnne Dem ycrs
csrttn 9ubIitum III gtussn tpn,mcn ~ laITta.
9pha6tun9eSpl
o. SaIpmpn II. GO,
No. 5 9S1a, Strast, I'M ST.. Charles 6cts(
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Buchhaendler -Anzeigen.
@nnFise @slessnbeit
Dem Sincfe bic Saub IN biefcu...
Der 9lan

Der plan
Der ~auasu'ein tstannt unp telietten erUBsn @etbz
9emtnnf Yptterie Der rcicu Start Nrantsurt
Il. M, ron Der Sssicruna sarontirt unc iberWaht,
tietct
inter nur $4,000 2coitn 1881 @rminuc.
NiiH nett hb.r bic 9dife Der 2ccie wsrNrn nit @clcsetptnuen
ron 100000, 10000. 10000. 100000. $4,000. Il0OoO, IU5OOO,
lOloO", 100000. 5OhO0, 10000. 25nO0, 2 NAL 10000. . mai
$4,000. nal 10000. ? NAL 10000, nal 5000. . Mai 5000.
5 nal 1000, 4 nal 5000, ID nal 1000, ll6 nal 1000 @ulben II.
!, ~. II. l. m, se;o5sn, unc Die in Der lcehn Slofe niht nit geIo.
Nsirinnsn eeicSen rcreen, crb0tten III trr e1e~ NlaIe Der frlorn.
ben Sctterte en Nrsitpps, wceurct Dem Snbabsr Sennudb stn tgs.
ptnn bic ~ 10000 9ulcen ;ufaneu Tam.
DC nafiIs Si:tuns Fre,t i'm 9SSnpar ltatf, mcsu
Sim Sim s sais:S a SSSs 80 P''''f'ei f'7'',
m0 8; peters II Go. in 6rantfurt.
y. WuItr. 67 Chatham Str. Neip Sorf.
Ssi s. y. Steder ut gu baten:
Sstcn unc NStrtrn rrn 6icuctal 8risprit gIilbelm
non Steuten. 9rss Is @N.
6raut SrsIisS Slnifrtrtc ;3cttnna. Nrris 5 Cts.
Set 8. y. Stsdcr linn gu baten aGe oeut1he
unp en9Iiihs SGultiher, geinnsbl6er, StreittI-
der fur @"i6GitSIcute unp Shuten, SGrribpupicr,
Slstfepern &C, 3u ZEN %biltSIen preifen.
% 6rps. Serre Saut unp 91arren Shes Bacon. III
BADEN bel NSm.9 BaIace S6bue.
450 SGde prime 2~aauagra &afe, 200 S6de prime
Jtio Safe, gu tatcn bel SBm. g3aIaec SGbnc.
6artSborns'S CURE-ALL.
(9rdp rUt ron ctncm Gtemuer.)
Oteles Nuttel hctlt aue Stner,cu Gas ma9tlb
9Sunpsr u1lcrer 3eit.
.Stcfts wertbrclc Scilmttci pirb innerlih unb 6uEsrlih auac.
pautt. Ge bGlt Ic9ict6
Serrcnfnnsen IL. Sertepuusen, SeitentrSsTn.
GtcIcra Mprtus. Srpfbeukn,
GrtaliurScr, Nalns 9icter,
NcuraI9ta, Sbrcnihmer;e zen,
Rbcumaltsmus, 9rounwunecn,
pubnsrau9en, Cholera,
@liebersiFen, Seiteultmcrru,
9ta9enihmcrcn, Stut'Gnrcrtn,
SoltntcrH. SrtrprCnc GuRc,
MuncCn pals, HippCntlidc.
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%. s. uifc II,
Cabinet Maker,

5te Stra6e, ;wilten Broad unp War1toQar.
ollie Sdrcinsrorbeilen unS Sc in tieirm G,cih5ft nnrfcn n
n'eneen Serarotrren iperren itucI uuc biIIielt ousarfibrt.
TIM redtt idb!rethe Nuftro1c btttet e~r1ebsnit O.. 8uTTtr
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. amen hubm DER,
0ln. 163 Sr .nnifr 81 mnmh

w IV' NVNt', " WUNp,
%inptttehlt cen e%sutftcn 9 men Rtdtm rs fcn mpblaTcrtir-
ne Eager ppn Sanlerl : bubcn Ct hcr fSabrifatiuu, ure
Iecrt cricitcn lrcunel III einen, ciudc cciiclbCn Gin, Sa
Ct ueeIeu9tt II, letrs 9' rtn Aunbe nit gutter unb and Der
bdIniFmd6;9 biIi9u g Iore tCbien III f5nncn. Rspors.
turcn ircrcen tCitene u~Secflbri.
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" ucr MG Ilopcu

an Srrarir.. miidSru r g. uur 8. GtroRc.
Inter aetdtncter tdt benz B tfbcn 0utIifum bic rrosbsn,
@nietae, oaB er : rtiGern = ats circn M6teGoeen er6fnC;
pat, nrc btttct rortonlrhe en- T6urn INT 0cneiotcn 8u-
lpruD. SeltCu' &rbrttct recn 9eiGnodppll unS m6oIidni
btltS aue8efub &epor lrcn prrmrt unc billie.
Sblp Won trCcrrr
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WATSON s. BAYLY.

Sefentlihe @eri&t5- Nnmdlte,
%snptebIen iMp CUR &nnabme aaCr RchtsfaQe, Die BEL ben Sc.
rthtcn Der StoeI gtitnonb unb ben GnuntY Gprrteu yui
oenrte0 uni 9brlttrTslo %antdn9ia aerrad,t mcrten.
Wm. i. N0tlon ut sueleih lniteo SIatte @pnmiIfc.
ner une GCnmiioncr in 9bancerY.
samuel 8. Sauls int Gonmiiipner Of rlniteS Stars
Srurl OF Claims, &cmmiiionsr Of 9ecos &c. uno 5hCntliney
N0tar. Sthte: Vanhtrafe. in @obhin'e SaQ.
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6Uli! 9eli!

unterSetfnetsr bait fortpitreno cinen orpetn SSprratb rrn
eihen- une 6idtenbrIi better SuaIitdi, uno fam lcinc
SIInpen blCrn'it inter ben s~inft:ai1sn %'ebinnungcn vcrettr.
Sct aGIlten MN 3 8Iaitern pirb bao @e9paCen fcitcnfrci be-
lpr9t, Stlteuuulrn. pcl6c b%nterlancn peroCn bel 30tnes II.
eots poer 0ep q. 5Inbltp. SrpaSnraBc, iatpie in ncr Spl;>
nteocrla9e an 9rcotitr.. nobe 9rcpFe &penne iptroen, rrpmpt
eeinr9t. Yrctie: Nae bette GiheubcIs Ill $3.50, uni
GdnnertcI; III 81. 90 per GprS. Games 81 Sprrrt
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permietben.

gu permietben.
@ttisr 3intntcr, palcnb fir cin;elne 5errcn ooer fI.;nc ~.
n'i!ltn nnp billy III perrenten bel 6enro S6Itte,
GGe De- IrnoNs nm 5s Etr
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Eur Ndhriht.

.0Ur Wutprt(Dt.
9ictbotey ppn Sapanno unb Y,trc;pir Gioorrcn we,b,r sr.
lutt, bel Chs. S~rrdmsYer, SO 81. WfaintroFc. rprut-
l%predpen. 81 ne eaiclblf Gin wpblOfprirtce Qoocr spn 81
9arrcr, Naub. une Iditatat et1ner ftatrit unb nrrcriatipu
rctfnoen mcotn. Nicecrort6ucr wCrecn &C pnbcrs octetrr
err mrinrn Nps ratt iu ~bsiihiiSsn, che tic tbre Gintduftt anesr-
marte mac en-. Chs. m
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90 Srrs. Serre 6out unp 9Gorren sipes Bacon, III
baten bel NSm. gSaGace Chine.
400 SGde prime 1~a9uaprn &ofe, 300 SGde prime
5ip Safc, Su batcn bel Nm. BaQacc SGbnc.
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Der YInn
Der auas'nrin tstannt unp telietten erUBsn @efbz
9smtnnf Sptterie Der trcicn Start G~rantfurt
Il. M., ron Der Nssicruna sarantirt unp iiberpaht,
tietct
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-03-31
4 Russian WolEHunt.

\ DISTINGUISHED French writer. who has
recently visited Russia, gives tic following
graphic description Of wolf-hunt-a sport
necessary in that country, to keep down
an animal dangerous, from its numbers. =
human lie:
At an advanced period of winter. when
the wolves become ierocious for want of food
three or four hunters, each possessed Of a
light double-barrcIled gun. take their places
in what is called a troika-a species %!
drosky-drawn Ly three horses, from whi,n,
ard rot from its shape, it gets il. name
The horse in the middle Is trained TO run
at tror, and the other two ION its night
and left never quit the gallop The f.r-
mer tru.s with his head low, and is called
the SuOw-eater; the other two prance with
their heads loose, and are named the Furies
The whole equipment. thus directed in its
course, presents the appearance Of fan. 4
driver who can be relied on conducts the
troika.
To the back Of the carriage a Young hog
Is attached by 4 cord. or for more security.
by chain, between three and four feet in
length. 1t is quietly taken in the vehicle 10
the entrInce of the forest where the chase
is to proceel! there it is put on the ground.
and the driver iucitcS the horses. which start
Of at trot and gaIlop respectively. as we
have mentioned; while the hog. little used
10 such an amusement. raises a Crv which
soon de&eLerates into wha- NAV bc called
iamcntation. At this noise the nearest wolf
shows lis nose, and sets itself to pursue the
hog. >'on f.!lowed by two then by three.
AMI ultimately il may b., bv ilty OF it,
hrethercu. They all make 4 claim fIr the
poor hog, aud hgit among themselves 70
ct NJ it; some Of them stretching out h. il a
blow ci their claws. and others endcavorinc
T. bite l.. The laucntatior, Of the r,onr an
imal pass into cries Of di,pll-, which arouse
III" wolves N the deepest rccesses Of the
forest ; they presently coueregate from three
leagues round, and the truika Is pursued by
q whole troop az them.
Then It i thas the urgent reci Of a good
driver i apparent. The horses. which have
IN instin, ,iiys horror Tor ihu wolves. U,-c.ne
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a Squirting Jury!

Once uponea time. or to lie a little moro
particular, nearly half a century ago, tfor the
editor OF ;his5paper well rem,mbcrs the time.
place ard sccGe. which are firmly fixed upon his
b',yish recolle:uoasl there dwclt in the town
Oh Englald. A rcnarkablc
oddity, in I he person Of au attorney at law.
who, although not fair to loolr ur9n lC,r lr
was in truth enc of the homeFie.st sr.ccircns n
humanity ever bcheld by rr.,rtal MN va,
withal a pcr-on Of various learning, s.,.,,,I
Judgment, great bcncvuleace, poet, ! p4.t.
ter. and w.eot no mean Ur,ar.
II 50 happened that the At -esaid gentleman,
Coco, Esq. vas appointed High Sheriff Of the
town or----Hc was man Of f,Tlunc an6
had kind ls.art. as many po7r prisoners could
testify who pi,rtoaS Of the soO4 cheer with
which the prroneTs we're ILLEGALLY supplied r;
Christmas anl:i other well knoSL festivals, from
the private T,ansc o; tie High Sheriff.
IL was Of course the duty el the High Sher-
iii TO sumln0t, Grand and Petit Jury. to at
tend a, the Q:,arter Sessions, IT which the Re-
curder. Mayo@. AMI Alderman Of the hor0ugi.
composed the. Court. IN lie perf,rnanoe 81
lis official dir5y in sunmoninti tie Petit Jury
cur High Sha-iii induiged in some oi tie straI-
g,-st and drUllis~t freaks, that have pTopably
ever teru had Of IL any 3'its tosB OF eo1a-
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-03-31

DrIfYISG THE FEMALE SEx.-Ray u,
A!cNu.'Ier, N lis recent volume Of S..rmon.
utt'rI tc following solemn warning:
Nv Il . hnFrIi fraud Satan is pr,c;i,ir,
on -" Church Ia regard h. the ,!au.,l,,cr,
"t the covenant. Ia fashionable circles
dare ! name them Christians year.
where glr!ho"d mcrycs into maturity arc rrc-
Gn""'iy sold - the adversary. The your,
American woman i, taught g. deem L,r.. z:
-o"''ss. il taerc b. wealth. IL there /,
beauty. almost L a:lc seems necessary :,
prc''.t the loss Of tIc soul. Behold bc-
pas iron the pedestal to the altar, II.
.harmIg victim Is ,!cckci for sacrifice
n'o'E breath that comes to her is inecnso
iI"r very studies are to lit her l1r admir-
u5n. Day and night. .Ie gay but wreichct
lnai';en Is taught To think Il III and se,6,
pleasures Iiil some Leu'cn fashion ,F
'o'emEiiy Interrupt the whih the scas.n il
tn" Sn"it for the engagements. Grave n,--
cbta sE:ke Their heids a; magnificent onts,-
ei, c"stly gems, night turned into ,lay i.n-
ccS IT which the Romans w"lIIl have L,u.b.J
pale ch-cks. bending frame. threatened de-.
cay; ani yet they ailDw aud submit. AnI
t'u' that SIX. which ought h. sho, ~,
sweet, unSeitsh innaceucy # holy yont,
Is carried to the overhcatci temples II plea
sure. Thus tie s-cal,cd Christian reri6c.
the Arostle's maxim She that Iiy.,i :,
pleasure, Is dead while .iIc live.h."
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-03-31

a WHALE ~ rHE CTEsAPEAKE.--On Friiay
morning. when near Old Point, on the trip 10
Norfolk Capt. Pearson, II thralcarner Gcirvi.
noticed something just ahcal. which r,sc SINE
cight or ten feet above the surfl:c IL tic wa
ter Hc suppose! - was the huF # a wnrk-
Ell vosse. which lad leerr tbrown up By. the
Violence oi the sea. and 10 ayoii cc!!!s:on
changed the coErsc of his ,e-ecl. IT, fy
minutes II arose again MT nivre .haa thirty or
J i.T'y yards distant from, the steamer, "lcl
Capt. 7. aud several of TIE passengers ,iiscuv-
eiTIl7i that it WAS a whale. While on tie ,Yr-
-, sl"uie,i two s'rcan.s OF water 10 IL,
n wb.,le' iTTty or forty iset. The appearance
r.rcc Chesapeake Is ufrAre occur
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Death of Henry Hallarn.

Tic constellation Of writers who si,ei 4
radiance G." TIE early part Of the present cen.
tTry l. last ',s1is.aug away. Not tie leist re-
markab.e Of the,". the historian OF il, Milil,
Ages. Of the Revival Of Letters, and of IL,
English Constitution. Henry HalIam dipd OF
Saturday. January -. at the great az. d
eight.-,ne. He has lcft but fcsr OF Ii. ssEn-
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NC IEF7F'''I 7 Ut '7IIFfIf-N TttIFT D,
President Pierce. dated S;orrri.ta. Eel. II. ex-
d:---e,i B. VI. Farley, Ed. 0: Hvili.. =. H..
In viii c1 Dr. iiercr s-ys:-"l cannot syc1k
with am certainty as - tie per'-; of cur re-
turn. hut, whether il Le earlier or later ycu
may te quite sure that shall. under no pDs-
ibic circumstances. csS.seut u the H-e Of ny
name ia manner cAlatia'ei :, G.s.urb tis
tranquil pursuits which s.Ji.e IeE:s.a - the
lie Vi 4 private ciii6-:."
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-12

The paternity Of Napoleon III is discussed
by correspondent of the Manchester Guar
dian: 81 have lately heard, on the authority
OF no less person than the late Chancellor
Of the late Chamber of Peers, Duke Pasquier
that there is no real foundation for our very
common belief as to the paternity of Louis
Nopoleon. | take it for granted that most
OF your rerders are aware that his father Is
usually said to have been Admiral Nerbeul,
one OF the many ciere dmis of the lcentious
Hortense. Duke Pasquier asserts, on the
other hand, that Louis Napoleon Is, past all
question the son of his legitimate father,
Lucien Napoleon Bonaparte. He says that
no further proof is needed than the striking
resemblance Of the present Emperor OF
France TO the ex-King of Holland. He was
at once struck by the resemblance when, as
Chancellor of the Chamber of Peers, he had
to preside on the trials of Louis Napoleon
for his attempts at Strasbourg and Bologne.
The above is quite conclusive, but there
are eminent physiological writers who say
that resemblance to the reputed father is no
sure sign. A woman will frequently give
birth, on a second marriage, to children re-
sembling the first husband, and this is owing
to the fact that the image of the original
partner has become, 10y long familiarity
stamped upon the mind of the mother The
same cause, to-wit: constant recurrence to
one image, produces the paternal resemblance,
while yet the husband lives. His image be-
ing still deeply impressed in the thoughts of
the widow, she re produces the copy, not
unfrequently in her second batch of children.
We confess we have but little faith in this
notion, as a standing rule, but we are inclined
to think that it is quite possible that some
times a child may look like man without
the latter's being its father. And this posi-
bility is so strong in regard to the offspring
Of the "licentious Hortense," that it amounts
to something like a considerable probability.
There are other ways, however, Of testing
the question, much better than this one Of
paterral resemblance But to arrive at an
absolute certainty in Louis Napoleon's case
would puzzle the Magi of the civilized world.
'It Is a wise child that knows its own father
is an aphorism which doubtless forces itself
with much impressiveness upon the mind of
the present Emperor Of France.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-12

CoNsoIIDArIoN.-I the report Of the pro-
ceedings of the Board of Supervisors pub
lished in another place, will be found certain
resolutions offered by Supervisor Presbury in
favor Of the consolidation Of the county and
city governments. 1t viii be seen that they
have been laid over for future consideration.
We know not what action the Board will
finally take upon them, but we have 40 doubt
whatever as to the propriety of passing them.
What the opinion of the county, outside Of
the city, may be, W have no means Of ascer
tanning, but the general voice of our city res
idents and taxpayers is in favor Of consolida
tion. There are many cogent reasons VIII,
they should be. Not the least among then
is that the city is at an expense of about
$4,000 year for the support of her gov
ernment, an expense which is entirely unnec.
essary, for the entire duties of the city Off
ces could be fully as well discharged by the
general officers Of the county. Forty thous.
and dollars of needless expense saved to hard.
pressed tax xpayers-hard pressed With coun
ty and with State taxes for the liquidation Of
county and State debts-is not to be lightly
considered.
There are many reasons in favor of tn,
proposed change which we have not time a
present to speak Of, but they will readily Q,
cur to every thoughtful man.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-11-12

A correspondent ofthe Shasta Herald wri-
ting from Pitt River Valley Oct 23d, says in
giving an account of Indian hunting in that
region
Lieut. Van Shell is still in command, but
he has been unable, in consequence of sick
ness, to be much with us lately. We have
some fifty prisoners in camp. Among them
are several Indian celebrities. Foremost is
SHAVE Head, the Hat Creek chief; he was
captured in Indian valley, having gone there
to conceal himself until he could recover
from ball wound in the arm. The wound
he received at the time he killed Callahan on
the Bluff road. His right arm is badly shat
tered, and the doctor says will require to be
amEutated. Another noted character now a
prisoner among US is "Hat Greek Lie" a
squaw, the sister of the former and main
counsellor for the tribe She was beyond all
doubt instrumental, if not actually leader, in
most of the murders in this portion of coun-
try last spring.