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Smyrna times., 1860-02-16
Annual Meeting of the Kent County Ag
riCultural Society.

An Annual Meeting of the Agricultural So.
clety OF Kent County, Delaware, was held in
the State House, at Dover, on the 7th instant.
President in the Chair.
The minutes of the preceding meeting were
read and approved.
DR.. Rdgey, the Treasurer of the Society,
presented his report, which was accepted upon
the audit of the following committee, viz:
Thomas b. Coursey, John Woodall, and T..
J. MARVEL.
The following gentlemen were appointed e
commilte to nominate officers for the ensuing
| year, viz:
N. II. Coverdale, Thomas Wilson, NJ. Il.
Galley, ii. Cowgirl, Thomas Draper, John c.
Reed, A. J. Galley,
And reported the following names for Off
GERS, viz:
For Pres.dent-J. NJ. Hill. For Vice Presi-
Treasurer DR.. Henry Rmgely. For Record
ing Secretary--Wm. DuTIameI. For Cores.
ponding Secretnry-Manlove Hayes.
Which report was adopted by The meeting
The following gentlemen were appointed
Managers for the ensuing year, viz:
Duck Creek Hundred-J. Brown, N. H. Gov.
erdale.
Little Creek Hundred-Daniel {. Cowgirl,
John WOOdall.
Dover IIuudred-Thomas ]. Marvel, John c.
Pennewln.
Murderkill Hundred.-Thos. B. Coursey, E.
B. Clements.
MlspiIlion Hundred.-George L Galley, A.
John.on
Milford Hundrod-Samuel Draper, Thomas
Wallace.
A committee of five from each Hundred was
appointed to confer with the State Agrcutu.
raj Society in reference to holding lis first ex-
hibition on the Kent county Society's grounds.
The committees from Duck Creek and Lit
tie Creek Hundreds are:
Rob't Cummins, jon. Brown, Jas w. Spru.
ance, Nathan +. Underwood. DAVID J. Murphy.
w l.. Cannon, Geo. Paris, Daniel e. Cow
gill, Thomas L. THurow, John " oodal.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16
SELECTED POETRY.
Valentine to Alfred Tennyson,
POET LAUREATE OF HER MAJESTY.
BY MRS. o. NJ. LIVINGSTON.

vThOn laureate bard Of AlbiOn's isle,
Thy harp I've heard across the sea; .
And here beneath the sunsets smile
Will weave a valentine for thee.
From frese young lands, my wandering muse,
Where dark eternal forests DIM
Where Flora sleeps in prairie dews.
And west winds chal.t their evening hymn
Laures would braid of richest hue
The breeze of heaven has ever famed,
Which ID thy genus are but due.
Thou poet Of our fItherland.
Fair England On he deep enlhroned!
We love her good and gra ous Queen;
We love her harrs immortal toned;
Her homes of happiness serene!
Her ivied castles scalhed by time,
In piciu 'es on nay vision fall;
And still hear the curfew chime
Still see the knights of Arthurs hall.
Sing on, beloved Of all the Nine,
Add glory TO thy counIry's fine,
And she will rear for thee a shrine,
Aud sacred keep thine hOnOred name.
lflrOm thy proud and beau;eous isle,
Thy leet perchance should wander far.
Then guide them where these sunsets s.uile.
Away beneath the evening" star.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16
Delaware Politics

The political waters of Delaware are begin
ming to be troubled, and the bubbles that are
already rising on the surface, pragnosticate a
warm campaign. During the past week calls
have been ISSUED for Democratic meetings, to
appoint Delegates 10 the Charleston Conven-
tion.
The Wilmington papers have commenced
the battle, bu! are generating it in such tri-
angular qaudrangal sort of a way that it will
be difficult task for the common soldiery TO
keep up in the ranks. There is a dissatisfied
spirit extending through each army, and all az
pear to act undecided, not knowing what to do
nor what to leave undone. Judging from the
tone of the political press of our State, one
would suppose that parties were pretty well
cut up in Delaware. However, it is generally
the case now-a.daye, previous to an election,
to have several cliques in each party to harmo-
nize down TO working order, by trucking TO
the ambition of their leaders, in the promises of
share in the spoils after the victory is won.-
Everything is fair in politics though and the
best dog gets the largest bone.
| The Journal is with the Republicans, and
the editor aud his correspondents discussing
] the question -" Where Shall Delaware
Stand !" in tie approaching contest.
The Republican luvors a coalition of the Re-
/ publican and Peoples parties, as the suresl
way Of defeating the Democracy in the State.
The editor of the Commonwealth has been
through tho State, and as far as he has beer
able 10 see and hear, is CONFIDENT that there are
g. one hundred men south Of the Christiuna who
will consent to be transferred to the Republican
party" He has been through Sussex, Ken
; and the lower portion of New Castle, and as
general thing the men feel strong on the sub
ject and talk strongly also against the transfer
, Even the " omen, the Colonel says, are opposed
, to coalition. This is remarkable, for ladie
5 generally favor a union-tO q man.
The Inquirer has been watching, argus
I eyed, the movements of Mr.. Brecknridge, bu
. after due consideration finds that that gentle
? man does not come up to the editors idea of"
, man that should be President" and therefor
= it comes out boldly for Stephen A. Douglass
o No dodging in and out about Mr.. Montgomer.
d He speaks right out in meeting.
The Gdrette keeps the even tenor of its wa
a with no preference for any man made pubi
e but awaits the action of the Charleston Coz
II vention. --Did. State.
A
The Independent says that that the Sprn
: business 10 New York was never larger, al
J. that the influx Of Southern buyers is great
!. than ever.
r A LUCKY Convertible Montreal Pill
II SAYS that Mr.. Thomas Stevens, formerly
,e clerk in the City Cank, in that place, couvict
eighteen months ago, on his own confession,
forgery, and sentenced 10 Imprisonment for Fl
ID years in the penitenti0ry, has just come into
10 fnytnna or glOO,OO
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16
Matrimonial Advertisement Adventure

The New York correspondent of the Char
lesion Mercury tells the following story:
The matrimonial advertisements continue to
fill ample space in the Herald, notwthstand-
ing the damaging effects of Mr.. Hills late re-
veIation {" Matrimonial Brokerage in the Me-
tropolis.') A facecous fellow Of my acquant-
ance, insatiatc Of female adventures, answered
one Of these advertisements the other day from
two young girls, twins, Blanche and Rose by
name. His overture was accepted, and he was
requested to call at house in Sullivan street.
The welcome billet was deliciously perfumed,
and the writing in a. fancy-lke hand.
My friends romantic chord was touched, in
the face of his long and wicked city experience,
and straightway he began TO have visions of
pair of blooming girls, like two cherries on one
slem-nothng less enchan mt ny than the origi-
nal Rose and Blanche in Sues Wandering
Jew" With selfshness so-extensive with
the male human species, he determined to
have the monopoly of both. He went 10 the
bouse, found it a respectable looking mansion,
raped at the door, was admitted by the SER
want on giving his name, Gan assumed one
was shown up stairs into a prettlly furnished
room, and was told that the sisters would soon
be in.
In few moments fierce and spectral female
and with a word flung herself with the reck-
nessness of two dozen CGmiles, into the arms
of this amazed adventurer. Before he could re-
cover his balance or say word, tall ruffian
burst into the room with pistol in each hand
and cried, frantically, F." You are the betrayer o
my wife! | will kill you both together! -
The ferocous femne, "a perfect gorilla in
strength and appearance,) threw herself still
closer about the arms of my misguided friend.
Fortunately, he is powerful fellow, a splen
! did gymnast, and a fine amateur sparrer.--
With one sudden, mighty punch of his righ
fist he floored the woman; with single bount
he planted his dangerous left upon the bacl
muzzle of the injured" husband, knockin!
him completely of his pins; with secont
8 stride he had gained the door of the chamber
and three more jumps took him down stairs an
out Of the house. lie imprudently confde
this ludcroNs affair to few Of his friends
say imprudently," because he has TO stan
: innumerabe drinks on the strength Of it,
a They have onIy to say "Rose," or Blanche,
and with deprecatory phrase or gesture fror
the victim, the cocktail or hot rum is alway
forthcoming.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16

The OYSTER FuNDuM.-Tangier Sound is a
great place for oysters. In this and neighbor-
inc waters on the Chesapeake, one hundred
vessels are constantly trading, and from this
one section carry away, at every trip, at least
three thousand bushels, on an average.
In the Rhode Island Legislature, Thursday,
an act was passed making the 22d of February
legal holiday instead OF the lst Of January, as
the law now provides.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16

STATISTICS FOR DRINKERs.-GentIeme po-
hticlans an others, who drluk their whIstey
regularly and vote the ticket occaslonally,"
will see, in the following, how much they can
put down ia lifetime. A party Of genten en-
meeting at a club house, in Washington, a few
evenings sine =, turned the conversation on the
aye of one o. those present, when lie plead ed
guilty TO about seventy years. They went into
a calculation as to the number of days, hours
and minutes he had lived, and the amount of
whskey and cigars Re had consumed; and the
result is appended. He had lived -, $50 da ys,
6l3,20O hours, and 3G, 1872, 900 minutes. IItv-
ing ascertained that he commenced to drink
and smoke at 10 years of age, and that he CON
sldered he had averaged two glasses of whiSkey
aud cigars two per diem ever since, it was de-
veloped that he had used those for 20,O75 davs,
in which he had consumed 40, $50 drinks, (und
the same number of cigars,) which, allowing
20 drinks to the gallon, gave $50 gallons, or
about IL hogsheads, at 60 gallons to the hid.
The gross cost to him of liquors and cigars had
been S4,0l5, which would have purchased bout
5000 acres Of land, at the government price of
81 20 per acre and rather aslonIshed him oy
the information of the extent to winch be had
absorbed territory. lie took things cody, now.
ever, and fumed and smiled as of yore.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16

TIE House was opened OH the day Mr.. PEN
ming was elected. by a prayer from Jewish
Rabbi. DR.. Raphael, of New York, whose pray
er was very impressive and solemn. lie was
clothed n n long black silk robe, and over his
shoulders was something like a white canals
hair or silk shawl. lie spoke of the despotsn
of Asia crumbling into dust, and Of the Lord
raising up people and establishing a govern
ment here under his peculiar care. lie prayed
to the God of Abraham, of Isaac and of jacob
to pour down his blessings upon this people
and to endow the members of this body will
WINDOW aud moderation, saying how beOutItu
it is for brethren to dwell together 10 unity
lie invoked the blessings of Heaven upon thi
land, and prayed that the Union might be per
petual.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16

STARTLING OCCURRENCE-SHakei in a Lady'S
DreSS.-The London Court journal says:
ga lady who had returned from India three
years ago, was the other day opening drawer
in what is termed bullock trunk. 70 her
amazement and horror a snake reared up his
head her first impression was to push the draw
er to- but it stiff and heavy. She ran,
screaming, down stairs for help. Her brother,
who was in the drawing room, went to her as.
sistunce, and preceded her again up stairs
The snake was not TO be seen, and the gentle
man thought it must have been his sisters ina
glnaton; so, after some lttle time, the search
was given up. The following morning canary
that always hung in the iady's room, was miss
ing, and in looking into the cage, the snake lay
cured up at the bottom of it, and all that re-
manned of the bird by his side. There was no
d.fliulty in destroying the snake, and 1t was
discovered to be what is termed green snake,
whose nature is to make a spring at the eye,
when death Immediately ensues. The marvel
is how the reptile lived so long and the lady
esca ped.."
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16
How the Empress Left OF Hoops.

Napoleon the Third, it is we'll known, has
always hated hoops and crinoline, and his love-
| y Eugene has been the advocate of these ia.
nous appendages to the toilette of all ladies
who are, like her, fragile in form. Last sum-
mer--so says Paris letter-they made mer-
ry bet, he declaring that she would never leave
off '' the shadows which never grow less" she
asserting, that if she did, he would be the first
to urge their restoration! diamond ring
was thus wagered, and the nlcSSieurS ct danes
OF the Imperial court made their bets also
One morning as the Emperor was pacing the
terrace at Compeigne waiting for the Empress
to take drive with him, he suddenly started
back with alright. Before him stood la belle
Eagsnie, wearing a large Leghorn fiat, and an
embroidered dounced muslin dress, but "nary
hoop" as my friend from Pike county would
say.
The Emperor was scared No ghost could
have produced an effect more appalling than
this thin, slight form, whose drapery, ciinging
yet loose enough to be stirred by the breeze,
seemed tutterlng round it, unattached by any
earthly means. After the first astOnisbmeDt
was over, the Emperor frankly confessed, with
The mcrrleSt laugh he had eni ycd for many a
long day, that the Empress had fairly won her
wager, for that he never could endure to be-
hold this sudden remuneration Of the monstros-
~, however great, which had succeeded evil
IDENTITY in so corrupling the taste, rha,-hide
Gus, awkward, vulgar as it was-it possessed
the quality of being indispensable. Her Ma.
jas!y joined in the lan9h with the same degree
of heartiness, and declared. with a maliclou
smile, that it was worth while 10 make expert
ments, to prove that the c4prIces Of men were
quite as various and as groundess as those OF
the fair sex; and announced that, had she not
found substitute, she never would have aban-
Goned thG hoops.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16
WHAT is WORN INSTEAD I!

In another halt-hour--so the letter says-thc
Empress reappeared, in the same straw fiat aud
muslin dress, but looking herself again. She
had won her bet, yet kept her word. Not Il
particle of hoop or criuollne had entered into
the composition of the under garments, nor has
her Majesty ever resumed either, but numerous
petticoats of unequal length, alternating short
and long, made OF the iightest tarrtane for
muslin crosses, and Of light taiieIas d'Italic for
silk and velvet, have been ever since ad ppted.
Some people say that as many as eghteen OF
these are worn. This fact we cannot affirm ;
we can only say that the effect is perfect. and
that, wherever her majesty appears, she is dis
tlnguished for the, easy elegance and distin-
gulshed grace OF her carriage.
WORD TO THE WISE.
If you desire to follow the Austrian example,
and to leave off hoops, be sure that you adopt
the substitute Of the Empress of the French
Such is the advice, on this not-ever-to- be men
toned and exceedngly.wrong-to TO- o-talk-about
subject.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-16

back for him to send them, and suppose they
will be here by tomorrow night. We feel per-
fecty safe, or we should most certainly go to
Beirut, which is journey we do not wish to
take at this time. as we fear going from the
mountains to the plain might be the cause OF
severe sickness, if not death, TO our dear little
Lizzie, whose health is rather delicate. Some
Christians and Druses have their goods and mo-
ney stored in our house, and the principal
Christian men of this place, being prevented
| from fleeing at the first, have taken refuge with
us until it subsidies, and after the fight at Belt
Mary, several of the Druses called in to see us,
and to-day the owner OF our house was in, tell
ing us we had nothing to fear. We entertain
both parties, and are neutral. The soldiers
from the government will remain here until
peace is restored they are all next door TO
US. 1t was novel sight TO see them entar the
village yesterday. We take a walk every
evening, (except The Sabbath,) so that you can
see for yourself we are not in any danger. Our
only reason in sending for guard, is in case
we are compelled by the burning of the vllaga
TO leave they would be necessary in travelling.
Should it become general mountain war,
which is the present prospect, it is comforting
to know that the Lord reigns, and that lie has
the hears of all men in His hands. That they
may be overruled to His glory, is my earnest
prayer. sometimes think that the sword is to
be Que of the most effective instruments OF
opening the way for the Gospel in this land
We know that God is able to make the wrath
Of man to praise Him, and trust that in t1is
case it may be to the advancement OF the Re.
deemer's cause. DR.. Hattie is spending time
with US, VIII ch we enjoy exceedingly. lie was
one of Onr party in the Cesarean robbery. 1t
seems that we are always together when any
in portant event is going on. Write ts US often.
Afectonatey yours,
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