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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-03-16
Hamlet'S Tomb.

A recent traveller in Denmark gives the
following sketch of his visit to the tomb OF
the great dramatic notoriety :-"A trip from
Copenhagen TO Elsinote took us through
two of those royal residences that are about
10 pass into other hands-viz. Friedens.
borg, about twenty two miles from Copen'
hagen, and Marienlust, at Esiuore. Mar
ienlust is desolate place in April, but most
beautiful when its trees, garden, and statues
are decked in summer grab. Situated on a
declivi,y sloping into the sea, the little cha
teau looks out upon the clear walters of the
Sound, glistening with sharp reflections in
The sunlight, and bounded on the horizon
by the pleasant hills of the swedish coast
On the side the stronghold of Kronberg.
which defends the passage of the Sound
rears its Elizabethan towers, whilst in the
distance behind glistens the white house o.
Helmsborge in Sweden, crowned by all an
cient tower frowning in dark tones on the
surrounding country. The innumerable ship
ping that stud the waters increase the charm
of landscape unsurpassed in beauty of iii
component parts. and brilliancy of Its col
urs. Turning for an instant from this bril-
liant picture, different one presents itself
In shady nook, away from the sea, the
eye rests on pleasant grove OF Trees. There
in sequestred spot, near brawling limpi'
stream, stands the tomb of Hamlet. II is ;
little mound Of earth, OH the top OF which
stands little obelisk. This obelisk, lormet
of stones neatly superposed, resembles I
section of cone. No inscription break
the mystery of the place, anu the mind wan
ders undistured in Shaksperian dreams, an'
such feveries as moss and lIchen can create
The ghost of the Prince of Denmark ha
. never frightened the peaceful inhabitant
of Marienlusi, and to this may be ascribe
the unbelief of EIsinore gossips that Ham
let ever lived in aught but the imaginatio
of our best known dramatist."
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-03-16

NEVER Too OLD TO LEARS.-Socrates, al
an extremely old age, learnt TO play on mu'
sical instruments. Cato, at eighty years ol
age, thought proper TO learn the Greek Ian
guage. Plutarch when between seventy
and eighty commenced the study Of Latin
Sir Henry Spelman neglected the science
in his youth, but commenced the study Of
them after he had turned fifty. After this
time he became one of the most learned
antiquarians and lawyers. DIR. johnson ap'
piled himself TO the Dutch language but q
few years before his death. Franklin die
mot commence his philosophical pursuits
tiH be had reached his fiftie,h year. Dry
cen, IN his sixty eighth year, commenced
the translation of the 'Iliad,' and his mos
pleasihs productions were written in hi
old age.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-03-16

PRAYER is ever profitable; at night it is
our covering; in the morning it Is our ar
NOR. Prayer should be the key of the day,
and the lock OF night Prayer sancnfies all
our actions. He is listed In all Gods ser
vice and protection, who makes it his first
work to be enrolled by prayer, under the
standard of the Almighty. He carries an
assistant angel with him for help who begs
his benedictions from above and without
it he is lame and unarmed
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-03-16
SOMETIME in the spring of 1857 The s,e,r

SOMETIME in the spring of 1857, The steam:
er st. Nicholas "opened" at New Orleans
with Calliope, the first one ever heard in
those parts, causing the greatest consterna-
ton among tho servants, most of whom
supposed they must now give an account
OF their sins, sure enough. But one of them
a girl stood and listened for some time, and
at last walked into the house, and express.
es her opinion thus, "Missus, don't b'Ieve
dat ar's Gabriel, cause l ant feed abit
but Ja is him, he's playing sWaa for the
Wagin, 'as surs'sy syot.'rs born t'
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-03-16

A CLERGYMAN was lately depicting before
deaply interested audience, the alarming
increase of intemperance, when he aston
ished his hearers by saying ga young
woman in my neighborhood died suddenly
last Sabbath while was preaching the Cos.
pei in a state OF beasty intoxication F'
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-03-16

OEE OF the best reasons yet heard for dis
union, is related by a fellow who went to
call on the President. He said he waited
four hours, and could not get to see him,
"and concluded" said he, "that ifhe was
SO cursed busy as all that, one President
was not enough to attend to the affairs of
this Republic, and we had better have an
other"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-03-16

A MAN from the country, whose wife had
sloped and carried off the feather bed, was
in search OF them-not that he cared any,
thing about the wife, "but the feathers,"
said he, "why, them are worth forty-eight
cents poundW That's great estimate
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-03-16

" Fanag Fern says if one half ofthe
girls knew the previous life of the men
they marry, the list'of old maids would be
wonderfully increased.n 1.-THE men knew,
Fanny, what their t,dus lives where 10 be,
wouldn't it increaseeihe list of old maids
still further ?'
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-03-16

When you have lost money in the streets
every one is ready to help you to look
for it; but when you have lost your char
acter, every one leaves you to recover it
as you can.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-03-16

"Sally," said young man 10 damse,
who had red hair, "keep away from me,
or you will set me afre." "No danger of
that" was the answer, 'you are too green
to burn"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-03-16

A Yankee describing an opponent, whose
person was extremely slim, says, "I'll tell
you what, sir, that man don't amount to a
sum in arithmetic, cast him up, and there's
nothing to carry"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-03-16

IA dreadful little for shilling" said a
penurious fellow to physician, who dealt
him out an emetic. ''ean't you give more p
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-03-16

V The man who couldn't Crust his feel.
ings," is supposed to do business strictly
on the cash principle.
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iirxcs YsoAp nAi,aoAs. -
The debaas On The bilT 10 ansna De charter e
tins roAd w1a resumed
Mr. Wards amendment W. admitted On secpo.
sidsfatioa by the Speaker. Il struck out III aler
the enacting clause. and substituted NJ. Williams
Mr. wnd spoke at some length in support Of his
motion.
Mr.. Hin, Of Stokes, objected to Mr.. Wards
amendment
Ar. Morehead spoke earnestly In favor Of the
amendment and made strong appeal to the House
as North Carolinians not to cut Cd the western POO
pie BY refusing them the alteration they wanted In
the original charter.
A long debate ensued, in which the same argu-
ments. a. in former debates, were urged Finally,
Nj. Ward withdrew his amendment, and the bill
was allowed to pass its second reading without op
position.
wEsrEHN HxTvxSiox.
Mr.. DUrtch moved that the vote rcjccting the
Western Extension bill on yesterday, be rcconsid.
cred
Mr.. Outlaw, to ascertain the sense Of the House,
moved the motion be laid on the table, which was
rejected-ycas 80, nays IS.
The question was then put on the rcconsislcra-
ton, and the House agreed to rcconsiicr-ycas s.,
nays As
On motion Of Fagg, supported BY Mr.. Mcarcs.
further discussion was postponed to Monday at ii
o'clock
1t being 2 o'clock, the House adjourned till Mon
day morning
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wAsuIssrcs. Feb. is-The passage Il he orr
goo hiIl ciebssssd isss night by . s<ssnsds 10
the Senators eject IL that State sell several
other eminent <vntisssen ipeiedanx NJ. L~sehss.
Speaker OFT. and NJ. Stephens. an a uhca 90.
sp.r-ird in bssef bot kiscisoss spssshxs
Afterwards The syud accompanied By he ensirv
Marine Hand sent 10 The white House rhe Pres.
dent rass shcss speech conk'ssuisiins ihe ssends
al The prsusse on Che advent a snoshu State into
the INCA lie COMPENSATED General Lane IN high
sesu.s. ehsrsessssslnx him ~ gallant solder ssd
accomplished Statesman. ard sad he hsd drsrs.
ved bossors By his sssssioas 10 tsins osvSoa INTO
the rnioa.
Tbs party then psocreded TO she svssdsscs a
tice-fnw>slens lssvekenssd<rs The vice-Psvssdrns
made quite . speech said he bad given The tsn .
pa.h whenever be coaA snd expected On MesAsy
10 suear in both the nev Ssnsiosss
lie then divssvsd 10 Csla. and sssd &c TALKED loo
much. and did loo lttie. Whep Ensisnd wanted 10
do anything she went and did L. and talked asfes.
~srsis. Were Cuba 81 the openinx q The Bsstasa
Channel isssiesd II III the spcush a The Gulf ing.
land would take e In sen days lie vss IN tssos q
The scquisifan. lie would moi I'D fc~ Il bui vish
any portion of his ssieu eitissns be vosh ase IN
honorable sossns 10 xss t.
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persons Of eeaos love md uershir The ssss God I
soSc-chsss.h the same hops 10 The saase CArsvh.
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sssssss "" "ns" No. S0s 70 kevp up vsth my COO.
science muss 60 against THE HI ssk uy tssssd
on my right. where shall &c ssnd shsas l psuss
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as The Esvstsss matter in his csnion hrSpsv o. en-
cvps ths tvvrnue bil So. difIts Nth The svnsse
msn-t think shis sheve she rwvsnps I'm lie ia
quisvs shy these pseple sss mol inssIi;xsnt On
suss thss question BY sskias him heu. in shsis
e!p,ss.ed eosdis'oa. visheus schools. shsy en- b
intsilissnss pause Sos HE snsuu.
NJ. spsshs. ] have given THE sui5cs sass
thought; and uhen examise The nsss vossd vhiea
&c arc 10 inhsht, can lind no dsssincssoa bssussr
them snd US John IN The Reseisssons uAs permit
ted TO loo& INTO that void and sar ssvsi msis;
t"de d nations. and kindssd.. and psupar. sn<
tongues and be eau no nesrues; bot al hsd a
white sps<s just alike. ssd siistesins es0uus ~
palms a VICTORY, and hssrs q Ssh
SO. beps the ban ~iIl be indrssnissiy possPpnrd
and ~ The talent IL the House l. called sos On si
s"tises, ! uill take my ssst and hear she sasvs.
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eF- We have received the following note from
Col G. s Brown, stage contractor on the line from
Statcsvillc to Ashvillc Il explains itself

TsrsrxEs OF rHH USwsHnr.-On yesterday The
Legislature elected the following gentlemen Tra-
tees Of the University: Paul c. Cameron, Of Orsnss
Hon. A. n Scales. Of Rockingham; William Lander.
Of Lincoln; Dewitt G. Stone. Of Franklin; J. J.
jackson, Of Chatham; R d. Hart, q Granville;
R. r. Bridgcrs Of Edsscombs; Thoa D. Mcdowell
Of Baden; Rufus I. Pa,tsrsoa, Of Tossyth; and
J. n. Taylor, Of Nash. @.'!
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10 The ssaaa IN uhish dssA
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Landlord, Leach Martin, Mcdowell Melley, Minis.
Person Pitchfosd. RssnE Reinhardt Spesht
Steele: Stsngham. Tsylos, Thomas, Ward Whisaker
and William.--Sl. go >
In tho nesasiee-Msesa Battle, Blsunt Davis,
Donnen, Douthitt Edney, Flanner Mcdonald, Miller,
Turner, Walkup and Worth-l2
A message from the Governor relative to the At
lantic Railroad was. ordered to be printed
Mr.. Houston moved that q message be sent 10 the
House proposing to 60 into election Of ten trus
tees Of the University at 81 o'clock, p. NJ
Messrs. Turner and Leach made speeches against
Mr. Bleasoe moved to amend by inserting II
o'clock on Monday.
Mr.. Thomas in reply to remaks Of Messrs Turner
and Leach relative to caucus nominations, said II .
caucus had been held for this purpose he was not
present at it but it appeared some Wing was, for
the opposition seemed to know all about it. lie saw
no use of caucuses SO long as Democrats allowed
Wings to attend. 90
Mr. Mcdonald made speech upon the character
of celebrated democrat and called to order
by Mr.. Straughan, as wasting time.
Mr.. Miller moved to amend Mr.. Blcdsoes amend
ment by inserting IL o'clock Saturday next, and
called Cor the yeas and nays.
Mr.. Bledsoe was not going to make q speech
he was not to be held responsible for this waste Of
public time, but Mr.. Miller knew it would be re-
commended to adjourn on Thursday or he would
not have made the motion.
Mr.. Millcr's amendment was rcjected-SO to II.
Mr.. Bedsoc's adopted-o1 to 10.
l. BILLS ON THEIR PASSAGE.
The following bills passed their second and third
reading
To incorporate the Salem Mutual Insurance Com.
pany.
To amend an act incorporating Catawba College.
To incorporate the Baltimore and Montgomery
Mining Company.
To incorporate the Alamance Mining Company.
To incorporate the town Of Gold Hill
To exempt members Of the Fayetteville Light In.
fantry from jury duty.
To amend the act establishing the county Of AL
leghany.
The resolution relative to the Senate and House
| Libraries.
By leave of the Senate Mr.. Ashe introduced
bill to incorporate the Kittrells Springs company
Passed its several readings.
| The Senate then took recess.
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- We arc requested. to ny that Mr.. Aassen.
Of Forsyth has been called home BY intelligence Of
, sickness in his family. He len this morning No
member has been more constantly In his plass O.
n 70 attentive 70 his duties than ". Nas1ea
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~ Prsss.s. e. J.-Mcosvv. Bsuun. fte.4 Nossh.
ssnptna; Judgment reversed and essiv De sces
Also IN The State " Enosy. from Granville. dsiss.
ing that there e no ssrus. Nisa IN Sssissvhse Y.
BusurI from Granville sfismins the jpdssnsnl
Also. in Melsou<sh y. Tyson. from Chsshssa; jpas.
mont reversed and ssaiys De sso~. Alsa. IN Dvs "a
ds... Neulin Y. O.hemn. from Aiamsnce: jpds.
msnt reversed and sssssv de s~n~ Alsa. IN I've ss
as~., Hart =. Dcsshsty. from ussnss. affirming
The Judgment.
BY BAY,E IL n fisyueed. Psaak Rod Co.
Y. Bsysn. from Chsshsn siiinsins he jsSepsnl
Aha. in winninxhsm y. R~AEns. ftua RsnxaaapA.
Affirming the jssieussnt Aho. IN State y. ksissss
Waugh. from Forsyth. deeissins The defendants
entlsisd 10 nr~ trial Aisa. IN Bsrd =. Ferry. ia
equity. from Nah. Aiso. IN ssxniy =. ss~niy. ia
equity. from rosSyth; jresve Sas pssihsia iso. Ia
hamilton Y. ilsmil,ess. in Equity. tscn Guiisssd
ny RrrvIs, J. In Ray =. Hanks. 'tsum Cun.b~s.
lapd affirming The jud<urnI Also. IN weossn =.
isrmsn. fscsa Lencsr; jp<neas rvsss,~d snd ss2iss
De Ross. Also. IN Hoover y. Miller. from RsndcipA
affirming The Judgment A.sa. in Hesdessy =. ies
derby. in equity. from gakinxhsnn. dasnisssnx ID.
bill uish e"sssS Also. in lius~y y. wiilisns b
equity from Guscsd dsssnssis The bsll uish cussA
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The WESTERN ExrExsiox.-Thc bill introduced
by Mr. Williams, Of Caswcll, as a substitute, and
which was defeated in the Commons on Monday,
provided for completing the Road from Morssn,on
to the French Broad river, near Ashcvillc; the
Road, when thus Completed, to be located and con-
tinucd towards the Paint Rock or Chattanooga, a.
the Directors Of the Company should determine.
The bill further provides! that when onc-third cf
the sum necessary to complete tho Road to tho
French Broad should be subscribed and Eve pcr
cent paid in, the boarl Of internal improvements
should subscribe the remaining two.thir,is-t
State payments to be made as follows: Not more
than $4,000 during the year 1859, not more than
Seoo,G during the year 1850, and "for each year
thereafter sum not exceeding s3o0.00o until the
bed Of said Road from Morganton to the French
Broad near Ashcvillc, IS graded and ready for the
iron to be laid down."
These arc the main features OF the bill A. soon
as VIC can find room for Il We will publish Il In full
E- We have received the following note from
Col. C. s Brown, stage contractor on the line from
Statcsvillc to Ashvillc. Il explains itself
SrArrsv,llE, n. G. Feb o. 1859.
have Just been informed that report was In
circulation about Raleigh. in regard to the Stage
Line from this place TO Ashcvillc, which report Is
talse and calculated to do some injury; 4 h
ported that I am running aeeAs bars instead Of
Stages would be pleased u you would contradict
through your paper and state further, that pas
scngers have ever been len over On my line ior the
want Of accommodations, and arc not likely to BE-
ss shall continue to run good aud comfortable
vehicles Western members on their return VIII
find my large Coaches in readiness TO convey them
to Ashcvillc, and the fare from Statcsvi to Ashe.
vile is $500
Your ob't Servant.
c. s BROWN.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.


Mr.. Williams moved . message be sent to the
Senate proposing to 60 into an election OF Trustees
for the University at IL o'clock.
The motion was laid on the table by vote Of SO
to 80.
Mr. Williams renewed his motion, naming 12
o'clock rs the hour.
Mr. Outlaw moved to lay on the table.
This motion brought a very warm political dis
cussion between Messrs. Benbury and Fcrchee on
one side and Messrs. Williams Bullock and Hall
of Rowan on the other.
The Speakers hammer was frequently brought
in rcquisition to keep them within bounds. The
action of the Democratic Causus Letting Trustees
was the topic under debate towards the close Of the
discussion. Messrs. Letters and Watson participant
ed Finally, mutual explanations took place, and
the motion was adopted At . late hour, the Senate
refused to concur. -...
The following new bills were read the first time
Mr.. Fries, to incorporate Deep River and Cape
Fear Navigation Company.
Mr.. Watson, for the better observance OF the
Sabbath and the prevention of vice and immortality.
Mr.. Faribault to incorporate the Bufaloe Male
aad Female Academy.
Mr.. Mckay to incorporate the Cape Fear Toll
Bridge Company. .:.--s .,..s,.
Nj. Docksry. to provide for calling convention
to alter the Constitution.
Mr.. Mckay moved the bin be rejected Adopted
yeas g, nays 80. ,..-.
Mr.. Harrington, to extend. the powers Of the cor
,potatim Of. Rsysttevlla.
fssse SENATE BILLS. vs. ss-'
Several bills from the Senate received their first
reading
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Gbt Stanharh.

RALEIGH: TUEsDAY. FEB. Is. leSs.
HOLDEN WILSON. Stars Psix,x.s.
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Among tho unnasksd ssssss IN Ne cs@ss1y q
Camslsa Ark. b that a bsoshsr a he iIlosassoo
Henry Chy-his ooly moaumsas b sa ask ~.
with ihe initials q hs nsme rpdsly cassS D =
rough bark. lie vas devoted Minister q ihs
Gospel .e..s~
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-15

Agssa Jor tAs Nssdard:
JAMES H. Biccs aud r. r. nrpxAt, of Raleigh,
c. c. McCRuxnrx, Travelling Agent
All posimasiers will please oct - agents Zoe %.
~ All former agencies are hcrrby revoked.
August Is. 1855.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-15

The Fw~ms.ons a vaxina inssnd 10 srces
splendid Mssensc Tssap;s sI Eshmsnd
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-15

F6rty eight mechanics wsse discharged iron he
Go.poGt ts,) Navy Yard On Thw,dsy lsss.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-15

Fill IF tie E~sssvr # H~yfi
Csanssscx. Feh 1.-The bsix Mia Nsason.
from kinxsson With dates To The sssh ult. hss 90
rived The Emp<sur Sealoegee. a usyG. hsd g.
rived there IRON lIsysi on board . Bsssash ship
claiming British ps0seessoa.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-15

Fanny Fern says -a ous half a he Crib knr~
The psvsieus liz a the men thsy nss.y ths lss Il
old maids would be uosdssfuIly issusd- 1fthe
msn kneu. Fanny. uhsS lbeif ysfxss Esss ssss 10
BE- uoaldat Il inuv~ss The lsss a cd s.aias ssiu
fssshers
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-15

CoRprorloy IL SrAsBISe CAsE.-Mr. SoI-
ly, charged with assault and battery with
intent to kin, was not tried, a. reported oy
us lie wss merely arraigned on the AM
dayit of man named FitEsimmons, ana ms
trial postponed. Skelly denies that no
stabbed any one, and declares that Dc mao
no weapons about him, not even q pocket
knife. lie says lie was thrown down in the
melee, and the blow that Inflicted the wound
ON Berknian Was aimed at linn (Skelly), hy
one Of Brckman's friends, who were assail-
ing him. ani missed him and took effect on
Brckmap. rLUC-J PHI 61E. LOO