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Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02

TuE ATLANTIC CApLE. - Some fifty
miles of the Atlantic cable have been
taken up, to point extending sea.
ward fifty miles from the shores Of
Trinity Bay. Fractures were found
in the cable just where they had Leen
indicated by the instruments on shore.
The intention is 10 underrun n sim.
lar length Of the wire on the European
side, and il is then thought by the
sanga'ne promoters ofocean telegraph
ing that the Atlantic cable will be
made to work.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02

sor The Montgomery { Ala. Con.
federation thus gives the record Of the
leading secession delegates from IN,
Charleston Convention from that State
lttays!
No one can he deceived M 20
what are the objects Of the Charleston
Convention boilers, Listen 10 what
their men say.
" want the cotton States precipi
iated into revolutiou.'-- HIM. l..
Kdroev.
:" II ! had tho power, would dis.
solve this government In two minutes. ("
JT Morgan.
"Jet us break up this rotten, and
oppressive government. - Geo. Gayle.
Resistance 7 resistance 7 TO death
against the government, is wha, we
want now."- Dard Hubbard
so we could 20 on throughout the
whole catalogue, ineluding Tray.
blanche and Sweetheart but these
are enough to convict this crowd Of
revolutionary intentions"
These men are jus, rs obnoxious h"
the National aud Union sentiments ,f
the country ~ Garrison, Wendell
Phillips or Theodore Parker. Their
hatred Of the Union and Constitution
ia even greater aud more dang
than that of the latter. They have
M businrss Whatever IN n Democratic
Convention. Yet under the banner
Of these men these traitors 20 their
count y were found the Northern
enemies of Douglas who, in order to
crafty their personal maligui,y,
would destroy the Government.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02

sa- Owing" says Galignani's
Messenger, May 0, ITO the agi,ated
state Of the sea during the last few
days, in the neighborhood OF Cher.
bourg, a number of dead bodies Of
the victims Of the wreck Of the Amer
lean vessel Luna have been cast
ashore. Most ofihem we're dreadfully
mutilated from having been dashed
against the rocks. The tonl number
of bodies found mp to the presen,
time is SO; S3 are still 10 the sea-"
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02

H6y- II is stated in letter from
st. Petersburg that the Emperor OF
Russia, on the report OF the Minister
Of Justice, has Just declared that bur
gesses and enfranchised peasants
shall hcncefor,h. like mobiles. not b.
subject to corporal punishment unless
In virtue Of a regular judgment.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02
POINT CLEAt, ttotEb.
t1asf, ~ st,.,.. pt.,p,,. tspr.

INnh AhUNl lnsily eeiebt ttsd Watering fs4A
ils'e VII oe pppnea fa the receipt N k3iii
20 'is'o's ainsi The nth of June and the xllll
ptoni tots n itiet Themselves that The itps \.
iinh ~ tht ist4hlit hniei shstl M dsipti ta .
~sh' ~ the echh st,p ~ ifsr,s aud rep f,,s
when has h"fei hirs rhstaftafissd H.
'hs esti n : health 10 unsufpssssd ~ the
s'u'h nni sss fullJ tested ~ the severe sti
p.'nics rh'rh prevailed 9th ~ kpw ''tleans snd
hnhi'e hui ihg the snn,tn - ~ esg- ne, h. an
gif cose NJ tsiipt ftsf sffyfssf.d ~ rtin, ,lpst
- we tHH hathinR hiss nn ,1isl IN ih- nult
,"ss', Hnd is within u h'w yards ~ the li,,i,l -
we feH petaiu'e ~ water siwafs astpHshie A
ff.sh Waief s' uwstls he ean 10 iah ~ srt iin,a
fiHh and otsipfs ATE shandsn, hutins ~ ~ps
Feh. Hro static stc ininuisth ne stn rtpyiJpa
~ nll who wish 10 Keep ihs carriages .nd
hntses ite dtlses ia The slrlh's shad-a vIs,
hSvhellss. tate, q, dats. tints Sc are tssutlinI
aud esisi,ti IN every direction.
~ The amuspuivn,s usutl ~ Watering II.sss
80 w. hlisfhs itowiingi Iis'rl usifstv Ar
WI hH provide I, anh viii hs unas the rh,,vs , .
r'en snsi ne 80 rii sse; sri runvenisuess ~ th,s
mnd ~ fquhi,tpur wlll ,, ~ ppgisettd
~ want ~ Music ls secured and will ptst
80 the lswn, sflstnotns--snd iot dsneinr, even
Inrs
line NJ Magnetic telegraph Is 90, .iiishsa r.u
r'eilfr fuint clsst With .vctt 1ua~pr ~ the
unlun
ihp ane Inv pressure steamer acs so,st." -,n
riv rtEnipti, bs'w on Muille AMI p,lrt ri..,.
hHTins Mtlii" eretu ftsnipg aud on HipdaDs
hpniag', ns''rseisgs and F,hiaNs vlll 90 ,luwn
st 10 . tlfek n. ~ accommodate ttpss who ~
'fs W Noldle ht ~. m"tning ibats.
~ should ihis uhptlule bs charged rotie.
vii he gwen ~ The u'iii- anh n. ~ pHps,s
TIE - p'iatats fstufn thslt ainpats thanks \,
we rubllc ff theft iihs'al patronage herptoiurs
ttttndeh :" The h.rtLs iltusn and ih,ir uiSt
'it.H vet. snh N'pe ~ pl-cs themselves INIT,
tenss 81 n'di f.,iahs
y. ~. CHA uHERL,tv ~ co.
ftnpilstrs ruint Ciaf liuipi.
Alec the hattie House, ~ Mubiis
msv27 .7md
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02
yALENCIENNIs COLLARS.
TOnACCOf TNnACdOi,

UST received fine article Of Chewing
~ aud smoking T"bscco u, tho Drug
Store Of V. lIEUDE a. 60.
nprlO
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOOD
s. M = a = II L r.

LAFAYETTE sTKtLr. NEAH LsUEEr.
HAs Now rrsdy for inspection n fnii ~, p,y ~
Il SprinR GOATS. Coz isirR every descrtp.
ii'n OF "r'iehs sult'd for the present SEASON ard
{, ming 'ummer. o. ~hich m"ri respectfully call
the aitsnii,,n 20 my fri-nds AID customers.
ing isi Hsreses ~ the y ra md In Robes
Ofgandies. oi every siyi' and drseripihn such
Hs Double skirt Hobrs. q he's of7 a . Rlou.cs,.
Nfunlque holcs, snd the latest style;
Robe limp isrire;
Printed Jsc' net and Musins;
Tarlaions all colors;
Slid Colored Bsr'ges, white, riack, Pink niue
ard brown. aud y large assorirrrnt OF white
Gnod- and tmhroid-ries. such a. ,consts; Psiss.
crassharred and Null Muslin, Victoria Lawn,
White hrillianiins and Msrp.ile and great va
iI-iy of Fancy and stap's Dry Goods.
Al OF which am Offering at unusually low
prices for Cash.
apI6 s. NJ. ASHER.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02
CUrLEmyf CUTLEmyfT

UsVs nov ~ si"s s.i ~ sr,ivss = s',spi-ss
I sss"ft ftrrent ofF''ok ~ and T-bls Cutlsry. ~
THE 'n'st relishs r'ssss. ssd . srest many nsv
styles. snppg them the eelsbrst~d iPiis sbn~r
fsb- Knives. Uali nj sss,pise thsm b.fss
purchasing .iss rhsfez-ssit 10 siwsts yi.ssurs
H. shcw r,y stock rnANk uU0UkT.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02
DISSOLUTION.

TUE co-PARrN sKsHIP here..fers sxisi'.y IN.
i der the name and sfyis 81 BssBgE BiUsnfs,
is this day di@-oIved BY N tusi CONSENT. The
debts are ss-umed, aud the dues will b. eoiieetd
by =. BESJAn n. who vii hereafter conduct the
business st the old stand In his own MANS.
HAT = Ro'cs. D. H4RBHE.
April 20 iesL BE.JAafN.
y. 9 New oyiesns Pioaypa> and D,ia, viii
piense copy fr one month aud send bill 10 this
plse. for collection. 4. BENJAMIN
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02
STEWARDS COOKING STOVE.

SrEwAnD LARGE OVEN. air tight, summer
- and winter Cooking Stove. Imp owed ~ 1853.
The most complete Stove 81 the age-consunes
less fuel and at the same time has al the convent
eDces imsginsblr belonging h. the culinary de-
psrtinent We have them - assorted siz.s and
wiz sell them st New orleans prcss-~xpensss
oftrapsportation added. Call and examine.
LAR0UIER a LANOUE.
septl Ag.utse
Cor. Lafayette and Fiorida rs~.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02
LUMHEni LItMnEaif

1Wt uNytHsieStb. -ssidrsspeoth,llri insssp.
II bis tislds ard the public. thsf his sfssw
4s- Miils-fhs baton nougs Mills" are nov ir
lnll blast, Nth god supply ~ timber sud rssay
70 hli sny and sli oflsts--ief Oiss.
THE CROSSE TETE MILLS
~ "f'sse fete 1sy, are also st work shsrt f0st
hr lumber wiiI be hilsd on ,he strive tsfrss
unei. isbs FHtbEHiCk AHHiUp. .ss.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02
WHITE ARMY BEANS.
1Akanhhts fresh aud s,w,a,
III mayyo y BENJAMIN

U,AMILiEs AND OTHERS .. wait .S
II kuPernns, Ch'iee, stfs or medium grades
~ Flour can alwsys Hnd s''d supply a, MY
store Prices moderate Tor the cash
may2I JOSHUA ntAt.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02

A w. rERFONs inae,sea H. tbs .raersiybes,
n rlli piesss Stone fefv ri srd settle the sssss
Without d.isy4 fHtbkHitk n hklvUH,ss
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02

DttN brWhs-rbs vefy best auslty snd
~ the ls'gsst packages III. siwsts oh hand
u"h'fatis Nth planters msss 80 fstwsiia ,ssms
niarla JOSHUA bEAL'
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02

'J'Ht usual sssntiment incidsnaisi ~ a welt
s'nchs'' Feed Store, siwsts go hsnd and iof
sale ut current prir,s. W JufttU nfAL
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02

~N"s"N
f,tdsv, Jyss, it, 1890.
v uouilove W. N n. umhefhspen -
No. gTl2 A motion ~ strike out inteffu-
cations un facts and articles amended to
defendants answer wins This ,iny Rlei for
hearing, assigned iet to- norffow morning
the ~ inst.
John q. F,'Tsylor, ", v, badger. and
vito M. gTO5. Continued on motion Of
plaintiff = counsel.
Dt. NJ Mafsh vs.. j. N. glbbens No.
2iot Continued on motion OF plaintiffs
counsel
9, A willisms va Chas, q. MeIiatton-
No. 291s. The prayer for oyer llej by
defendant. was ovetiolei
" A. Castle Va. WIN. IIubbs-- No. gbsi
Reas-lRnad for Monday, the itb instant.
Mary T.. Henderson We, fully n. i,tady
Ne, gTse. Continued on motion of
plaintiffs counsel.
i, j. rasteiio va r. 7. Mernnts No.
7sIT, Continued on motion of plaintiffs
counsel, defendants counsel eonaenting
thereto.
ANurntR-B Buf WI nort Nor rAl Mis-
r.Hs.@ouf friend Dsy, Dutbin Of the
Apcthecaty chop on Laurel street, lost
barrel Of Erscm Salts, st the Landing n
day or two ago. lie fears some one has
mistaken the barrel el-not the salts, for an
Rat Whoever has done 40, will oblige
him to return ~, when they diseoy-
or the mistake, which they can very soon
dc by giving II atrial, either In tea of
coffee.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02
CO,.NAC, WINES. IcTC.

nrAhb bupas % 80. uYssse n. ps,op ACo =
~ Uoensri q, Msrluets oAnari i,sn,ts, Mar
saus and ~ Juliss ulsr,,si kraa, ii.i .iek.
,llequnt aud Lieu ,haupaEnst rv,t wins, Ma.
dsits, sherry, Malaga. etc hf sale by
mas2a ~ ~ " nuaEI.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02
aUNsi aursii aunsin

NpN IN tTi,Hf, n ros.pist- s-sofsa-at ~
lN istgihs he'ss, rprvsfa -pd i-ss Assisn
Lak~--ofthe eel brsisd and ySseJts "eiilsspis
snd Buys 0.ps. Those ~ vsDt NJ ~ ~ aun
are feqTestsa to cal sra essn,irs mg ssek re.
i"ss Pssebssiss sss-vbs -, - isduesss.sts VII
be "n't-d that esnss, be f-sis,sd
swIs rhAEE nrngrT
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02
GARD.

The undersigned thankful faf the very
libefhl patronage bestowed ep them rif
The last years. ~ their old stand restept-
iull inf,fm their uld patrons and the
rubllc thst they hsve removed t" heir
new spseioua -ttte opposite the old stand
where they will be pleased I" serve MI
whu may iavof theih with their call of
Ofdets Nesimptiuily.
may2e I'D. ~ wM. BOGEL.
AIE AND PORTER.
Ok CAsks gahsins ~ ia Pate ais. 10 do
1sB Musf = suns sr.stii Ais ~ Eases
,,ninness bubiin stout. stsshs sppJef's Lager
eeer--iaf sale At fedueea y tees,
msrie ~ NM Bnuth,
New s,ofe. opposite The pli stand.
r1tHE LAnaEsT sfDuH 80 nHuua, MFIi.
riras, title, Paints. Window ulass. isttt
tstiamptF, h,ush.s Isnet sni Tuist Articles.
.vef h.fefe IN the city =, be funa ~ the new
bfur store ~ y u awu H'gtL.
Opposite the uid stand
Withdrawing rio"shs.
NTE HAyba fsw en hsnd sra srp tahirr nr4
w dsts for them ~ hs delivered IN ,hs iai
msig7 MUNrAN 4 uArIA
I.'Ou sAviNa uAIs.--a,.ls r,aals
u %, Cutters, NJ
MuNTAN 4 MArrA's.
masyq7 uafd-ss otnst.
FRESH ARRIVALS.
II r hAhhtLS t.tfs tsmi y tiunri
l y be a aasets sirut. Hns artirir,
rv,, wins I. Bhatiss very eid
fhs'ty wins ~ hotties. vetf uihi
few ,ietres ~ hsiRslh sugt urpi Hams.
iIsftinHs choice article 4 ' ,smilipg
haisios, vety supetior. IN st,sl psctrvesi
msy22 =. NjAMiN
WANTED.
A HOUSE sERv ANT. Liberal wnge.
~ will be- given. Apply nj this clllce.
mayip-tf
To TiiE TRADE.
sDnn nnxts No I. Gum Drops t'f sale very
<Vy lvwh NY ~ wM. hoakIn
maybe
1,'p swM. pparL h.vs removed 10 their new
II store opposite the old stand.
maybe
---
DDurLp pHua sroHr removed I. ,hsit new
ID b.lldinH opposite the old stand.
msr2a
'I,nE pRua stoRror no. q wM. BoatL mn. |
1 moved 10 their new bulldinE, orprsite the
hd stand. may9n
CHEAP FLOUR.
EnnhHnhis eiples svpeffne y, 90 So.
fbV MARIE 2 bkNjAMtN.
O.rs--goo nAas hssv, ~, Itui.
" may98 r BENJAMIN.
DRIED APPLES.
NnbAhhtbs vs,y large and s,t,cilr choice,
'JO maylG = nHNJAMiN.
GAY psE rLuWEs.
A p the season IL approaching wher thesa usa.
IA I'll instruments ~. tanuifed W. We would |
uHasst 10 eur planter ifiends to Eite ne heit 90.
sfs esilr. MuNTAN a malta,
msfW Hardware Cstner.
ItOstEnyf ItOsIERyfi
MI EN'c sni iniys half li,s.. ladies aud Misses |
WI Hose ~ every description, ief sale st
sp,if 4. N. AsiiEaE.
COGNAC, WINES, ETC,
I ATAhh bupas % 80. uus nse ~ n.'up Aro =
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02

/ WI 'eeelve ny n.s, steamer f,em Nrv yn,s
Il s"'ii' thing v"ft nv snd assi,sla In N. uss
.' bsfftes Atr ais th#ile,is and rins App'.
suits, sli made ~ good material s,s e,trslt us,
style W 10 rttttttps
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02
FRANK HUoUET.
TO THE MIIIIONi

TVS r.atrsienesss.ssmep, .hieh '. me.
~iib !" ny ns~ b.siaess, naaess N. s.s.,. .,
ms"y 'hsoks '" this generous public fs ,h.l,
psirensss, sud sciiei,stion Tor ,b.s. W sv.ls
"~''es announcements ~ dsy !. N. .aai,is.si
supplies 10 my slfssay lssss spa fresh stock Of
sil s,nis belonging 10 ny line ~ Aesiss.s, ,sn
IN ding ss I feel sfeiisssossnee that " thsy ell
call snJ me, ,bey ~il b, ss fed tbs, my ear.
nssi snr,s is give entire satisfaction, snd -iI
swat, The plsss.'s ~ showing my s,ess s.d s-r,
'ns ''sn who msv yiss mo eiL"
FRANK llUoUET,
.ov@ Career NJ fhifd sid Lssfsi sfsst
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02
LIME! LIMEn

vJ,HE place to get yeur Line sns get The very
I~st msn uf.eivrsf, 70 at tb. sor- ~
Jani& SuueA bSAL-
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02

Dg,Lt'S O UT Nv pgaTu- Ross Bophsu,,
j iIorss Fair for sale BY
msrii J MrCDnMfCK
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02
OVAL FRA m IN.

- LAIN. Waved. Gilt, Rosewood and
Jspatese Mpu dings. y new sssort.
'nsnt. call and sssminea
ca. WILSON.
m22 Main st.. below Montap N Matte.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02
TO TitE LADIES.
PAINTS, OILS, e.r

WHitt LhAb zpe hrvia ureen, Chrome
'eli"-, fatis utesn. rtassisa hi.e. We
hr'isn Ned Wand, he nrc~ ti.nn. and un,b.,,
",srhe'e histk. h'hs' Nd iesa, snsiisf's
Lihsesd ~ Tgpen'ibs sbd tsrsi-hsss-js., ~.
- we'd sBd fyf ssi. ~
sp'i2 MI A. wu upogt
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02

CONsETs AND HOOP SKIRTS.
4 ffNf supply of rrsnch Corss's and thirty
"A Hoop skirts has on rscsived ~ III
mAyiV PiiILaDA Oar n sTVHK.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02
HORSE sssoEIss

MILL s.ss~ssssT shs, y. s-~y so hs.s be
w esssss.n hrs~ hall ss ssfl ~ eus satfs
ssgiish stsb ssii. ssd 10th stlsw press
M',r1AN . MArTA,
dseT Ii.rdwsts t'esss
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02
stNDf sAaDff

En00 hAHhEIH br~ on hand and fr sal
'JoOO st very mcd.rsts hpprrs tr,h cash
msyli JtuUA tE't.
Northern tinL.,e rotste...
4 ftNt tir frpsh sto,t aud IN three nushsI
"A i'sr'eis-prioas modsrst-.
n'sra JoriiUA BrHL.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-06-02
HOOP SKIRTS.

I U'vr Iusi rrseiv,d . nsw supply ~ u.r.p'.
II iIn' . skirts, made wiihoui y stitch ~ rIasp
at aus t'"d AID the ""iy skirt that wi'' ne, rome
aiHr'. ". u. PHILLIP.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-10

al '5ice Hiis arrangement. Ga Thu
evening last, a couple of young folks called
auirc f., and after considerable hesitation, re
ted to be- united in the holy bands of matriT
which request the Squire at once proceed
comply with. The bride, from the lateness
hour and the peculiar nature of the CALL tn
some explanation necessary, and so very
Gently remarked: 1--WE came from Col
county TO attend the Fair but finding the tt
all full, and no place for Alcck to sleep we
cludcd 10 get married, so he could sleep witt
Such a wife as that is worth Eaying.-M
! (Wis) Patriot.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-10
CONT Il 4 : 7 ;

How beautiful is sunshine
That follows after rain
How n asant are the dreams OF care
When purchased by pain !
How sv,rt true love quarrciS
To make it up again!
How ~ rry is the strcamlrt
The has a rock to hop;
How blessed is the daily toll
Tia, brings refreshing sleep;
Then prythcc, Love, quarrel
But neither long nor deep.
How duh would h" the morning
Had night not gone before!
How tame would he the summer DAYS
Were it not for winter boar
And were our life all pleasure,
Delight would be no more
Af,,r the dark, the dawning-
After the cool, the heat
Af.rr The rain, the buds OF spring
After thu sour, the sweet
And after all thy Gliding,
Behold me at thy feet!
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-10

R,IN-Thc following was written by FRANK
Soulr. for the California Chronicle, while waning
for proof of the leader l. is one of thos" bright
sparkling little gem which hr was wont to throw
off, impromptu, from time to time. 1t IS worthy
| a name:
s.Rcioicc the silver rain has comc-thc gcnrr-
Gus. shining rain; it fails like music on ;he root
like blessings on the plain. With gl"rrs charged
rs if from Heaven it glitt,rs ON its way; tS tear
ful Aprirs kind adicu, Gods welcome sent to
NAV. The golden ran the gold it brings from
rulchcs and the plains, will bow anon in grail
tdc their heads of golden grains. Where goi
den-hcad,d Flora trcads, It's golden ilowcrct'
shoot. and golden summers promise ends II
Autumn's golden fruit The silver rain. th'
Golden rain. thu white and pcarly rain, that seat
tcrs gems upon the hills, and Sits them Ger TIN
rlain That leaves tear Of joy upon the Young
rejoicing flowers, until the face OF Nature smile
in answer its showers That makes he miner
bosom swell with hopes too high for words, an
fills with silent gratitude the mute and thirst
herds.
.T'he swelling rivulcts that wind thro' many
grassy maze, are baiihIng to the generous in
their hymns of glrrful praise. \ grccner ting
on the grass, frcshcr on tn, trees, purcr sc'i
flows from the earth frcshcr in the breeze. IL
rain hath washed the air that folds the hills Al
mountains high, and dcrPencd with artistic tone
the canvas of the sky. 1t comes as gracious a.
,rels come. and gladncss springs TO birth, al
pleasure like a wedding veil, more b'uteo
: makes the earth.
=, - ..Shall man alone of all the world-blrssed
at the showers of rain-rcfuse to render gratitude
le Him who sends the rain The rain that wh
rs .rs a. il falls. and from the frcSh'ned sod:
u, aorc in answer to your prayers, The messenger
he God The silver rain. the golden ram 'n' P'
a and rcsrly rain, that scati'rs blessings on
- | I,nrs erd .itt, them ~, "a f!as
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-10

! UrRo.-.l,ln L. Cough. rh' c"lcbra'ed
Trpucraucr Lecturer, who has returned 10 iI'
Iri..d S.al.s from visit to- i.uatiy" England
related in Ola. o.. a.. recent speeches the following
aac,Ietc:
.lcln Naylarl v.s WI krc~n in the Lake
district as a God-f.aiirr. honest Intelligent pilot.
He was pilot on .t.au,r, tiom Detroit to Buff
al, ON, summer afternoon. a. that time, those
steamers seldom carried boats Smoke was seen
,.ca,luu from below, a..d rhc cap5e.u called ont,
q. ,,,,,son 90 down and .o, " ha; tina; smoke is"
~.n,,,snn cane rp with his face pale as ashes, and
..;l-.C ,,,taiT tbr shin IS on fire - Then, "Tirc
FRI, , Grer fire. ON sIiploardr Al hands were
called mn. Buckets Of water were dashed upon
,i,. fire brt IN vain. There was larra quantities
crro.in and Tar on board; ard It was useless to
,.,,,,t 70 ave the shin. The pas.,ngc1s rushed
forward. and inquired Of the pilot, "Fow far ar.
80. FROM, Rur,,oq, "scvcn miles" GLOW long
before we reach it Pr .'Ihrc-qu8ytcTs OF an houi
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-10

.CrNTLrNrss.-Tuc gcntleness Is not th%
massive tan,cncss which submits without 'trug-
ole to every cncro,chmcut Of the violent ard s'-
surninr; no. that unlimited ecInplaisance winch
on every occasion, falls in with the opinions ana
manners Of Others It stands opposed, not to the
most determined regard for virtue end truth hut
TO harshnc.s ard severity, to violence AMI orpres-
SION Compassion prompts n, 10 Tcii'VeS theh
wants. Forbesrauco prevents US from f'taliatins
their iniuric. Heekness rostrains oJir angry pa'-
sion.; candor, orr severe judgments. Gentlsne''
correct, whatever ia OF nsve ir orr manners; and
by constant train Of humane attentions studies
to alleviate tn burden 81 common misery. II y
not. Ike some other virtues, called forth only Oh
peculiar omrrgcncies but it is continually III &c
ton when we are engaged in intercourse will
men. 1t ought 10 form our address, 70 r'gula''
our speech, and to dihusc itself over q. who'll
lcaaviV..
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Allow 10 RETAIN i HANDSOME FACE
4 c,rrcgpon lent Of the Home journal has some
GOOD ideas on the Importance ofmental activity IL
retaining good face. Ii" says:
.Wewore speaking Of hand'om" men the other
evening". and | was wond ring why h. had so
los, the beauty for which five years aago he was
- for,ou<. ON. il i, because he never did any
thing" said H., "ho never worked, thought o'
Suffered. You mus, have the mind chiss' ~
way at Ne aiurcs, if you want han'''"c m''
dleaccd NJ n Since hearing that rom'h | rave
been on the watch 10 soc whrlhnr II - g'n'rahy
true, and it is A handsome man who does non
ing but cat and drink, grows fsbhy, and the I'M
lines Of his features ar lost: bit the hard think
has an admirable sculP;or at work keeping hi
fine Inc. in repair, and constantly going over AZ
face to improve tn original design.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-10

,,-,rr The c,ood old Saxon word (wii') is at
,.r,u ,h. I,.srcst and most sacred word IN thr
,,,r,'ula.v of love. Around it clusters all tha'
+. moss beautiful. chastc, and permanent IN the
tender passion. Into whatever forbidden pains
,L. b.,rt al man may wander, still it must return
-, Is.. 4, theJ llowtd name If wife for eonsoa'
,-,n and res. Any other relation between uh'
..z,s. how alluing to tue lm'g'n"'loh' Wy a
...h', ends u wretchtcncss' III slaAA'' anu j s''
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-10

A TOuCHIxG AEMOHIAL.-ln its desc
the grave stone, around the old church
town. the south Side Democrat gives q
ing:
among The gave stones are two, Of
and wift, Immediately east Of the arche'
the tower, between which, many "A scor
ago, the seed Of a sycamore fell and
Time passed, and the germ grew up
into a towering Tree, and as its trunk
ihs soft fbreoa Of the wood wound
around the hard marble Of the mouum'
ing the tomb stones, as il were, with q
arms, til IL embraced them both within
| heart of It's solid trunk. Now the tail Il
es away, with a.noddiug plane OF gree
clouds, white It's tough roots and pIote
shields tn decaying dust and crumtl
mcn's Of tvo who, unitcd in lie, in deaf
Ovid d.
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Pen PORTRAIT OF OUR SAVIoUR-f0l
an ancie1 Manuscript sent By PHbiiHs ID
President Of Judca, 10 the Senate 81 Rome
lives at this time in Judea, man Of 81
character, whose name is Jesus Christ.
barbarians esteem him prophet, but his
crs adore him as the immediate offspring
imm ,rial God He is endowed with such
allied virtue RS 30 call back the dead fro
graves, and to heal every kin Of disease
word or touch. His person is tall and eli
,hapcd-hs aspect amiablc, reverend. l
| falls in those BEAUTIFUL shades which no
colors can match, falling into graceful curl
his ears, agrccably cOuching on his SIN
and parting on the crown Of his head
sect Of the Nazaritcs His forehead is
and large, his checks without spot save
lovely red; his nose and mouth are form
exquisite symmetry, his bead is thick al
bic 70 the hair Of his head, reaching litt
hi. chin, and parting in the middle like
his eyes are bright, clear and serene. He
with majesty, ooua-cls with nild1ess,
yites with t,Ic most tender ard crua'
guag3. His whole address, whether in
deed. being grave, elegant, grave 'nd
|, Characteristic 81 so exalted a being No
, seen him lsush; but the v hole world be-
weep frcqucntly; and 50 persuasive are
G none esn refrain from joining in Hympa
, him. lie is very moderate 'nd wise.
whatever the phenomenon may turn on
md, h. seems At present man, for
t bnarty and divine Projections, every
: passing the children o men.