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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-07
From WASHINGTON.
DAVIS DEMOLISHED.
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WAsRSsToE, Jan. 5, 1861
The Bon. Mr.. Davis Of Indiana was very empeaur.
ssy squelcbeS in the House o-day. When one OF ais
eoeasues INQUIRED Of him in the debate he ha ncs
seeuiy Sepcunced the bred Scott decision, t.e Hon.
member from Indiana grew indignant, and
.,;d t...t he never had, and Whoever as
se,,cd e. a.eerted falsehOOd snd saud-
a. ana he Davis was responsible for what he
,.aa here and esowhere, AnOtheG of the gentlemans
colleagues said he did Mounce the bred Scott decision
for he hsd heard him, when Mr. ID. renewed hs charge
sf sskehOod and ssnder. A paper containing report
Of biz speech offered 70 be read 70 prove that he
AaApo denounced that decision. The House, mean
while, was IN 'Aste of great confusion, some crying
read the papsn;" some, sit down." "go on" " or
"der, order" while the Hon. member from Indiana
Roeiy requAsted another gentleman to take his seat
with the elegant language Of Cd d-n you,
"sh downP' Mr.. John COchrane made a
xotion 70 adjourn, but to no purpose. A
hss order was restored sufficiently have the paper
read. Sure enough, tie words bred Scott were
no. there; although the construction put upon that de-
eision, by the President and Democratic party, were
severely denounced. And Mr., John G. Davis of In
diana actually claimed that the charge against him wa
false, because the two words were not mentioned
though be admitted that the construction put on tina
decision was denounced. 1 have seen full blown
Iladder suddenly collapse, when pricked with pin;
but it bore no comparison to the collapse of all thus
hraSado by the pettfOgging quibble-thai the words
"Dred Scott" were not actually mentioned
Rhat the people of Indiana will have to say to thu
gentleman remains be SEEM should he ever offer him
sci for their sufages again. 1t may be good logic fol
asaan 10 tell another he will steal, he will take wha
Goes Dot belong TO him, he is not to be trusted &c
and then to say be did not mean anything because he
did not use the word thief" but hardly think the
Republican voters of Indiana will recognize the fierce Of
Such atRumente-
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W;ses extreme doctrine on this subject and the party
~ NJ a 80 Tint xv; alta nd by this resolution cannot faI

ar .srtee TINT win stand by this resolution cannot ai
TO win the respect if not the support OF even Southerh
6reeaters This il marching straight up TO the require
ueuts which from day TO day we have been pointing
ou "A necessary TO the preservation OF our interstate
relations Mr. buchanan see no power IN the Con
stnton 10 authorize him to put stop 10 awless inva-
sons of the States Territories, except upon terms
the execution of which is almost impossible. The chi
caQo Opposonists propose to nangurate the exercise
of This ower M constitutional one, which II Is the d-
U Of the President to resort TO whenever the occasion
arises LET the invasion come from what quarter may
We are clad TO see that Northern brethren stand
upon no idle distinctions.
The tenth proposition is well taken. IL meets new
state Of things II strikes right at the root OF ADO
tionsm that sps upon the Constitution, and refuses
10 bow 10 the will Of majores. IL deals stunning
blow 10 the conspiraces of that Dsunionlsm wnlch
has found some forty advocates on the hoor OF Con
press within the present month. Every Unlonist,
everywhere will not fail ID welcome this expression
of hostility to euch revolutionary spirit from the
Northern and Western Opposition parties IL can De
responded to by the whole Southern Opposition az
sound doctrine.
Though the call of this Convention was made by
the Republican National Committee, it must not be Tor
gotten that the extension of the invitation to the other
two parties mentioned by name, made at the ex-
press DESIRE of their representatives In Congress- 80
that in thus opening the door TO these parties as well
as 10 all others who may be willing to cooperate upon
the basis set FORTH the Convention dvests itself OF an
exclusively Republican cast, and becomes to that ex-
tent National Opposition IL remains 10 be seen
how the invitation will be responded to.
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LoNG BRANCH jan sunset-No vessels in sight bound
IN. Wind g.. light weather clear
HIGHLANDS. jan sunset-No inward bound vessels in
sight, Wind 5. w, Lights weather clear.
SANDY HOOK Jsn- g. ssEset-rhe ship Eutespe 10 yet
ashore Romcr Shoals with tugs trying pan her oG-
Wind W. 4. W., light; weather haxy OF shore.
Jan. 6ls mfhe ship Eueepe has just been peied on
Romer Shoals by the sea:ugs Achilles and Maryland Add "a
going up the Bay
BOSTON Jan. e--oG Highland Light ship Champion from
Bristol, bark Lanek from Paemoj sehrs. A. H. MAaehesse
nom Mobile u. y Jamcs FROM ApalachiccA
kEW-oRLEANs, Jan A.Arr ships Msstwerssad Rom
sVsi0n bans Mary, Hylsr, sud Oliver rem bs'asssx
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Watson, Baltimore, mdse. and pass. "a

Steamship Potomsc Watson Baltimore mdse and pass
ship EuteTpe Arcy Baltimore coal to A. NJ Lawrence Co.
Has experienced heavy the coast. This morning
Romer shos BY the ice sot Of At high wssr BY the s..
Of the stesmtug Achilles Capt Hennss:y has copper badly
BAH D'igo Young Shields Oct g and the Downs Nov IL
s Dutch
miles r. D and nss
Brig Amy wSwich, Brown, Rio Jansiro Nov H. coffee to
master: mas. Sailed IN company Tsn ship Sy E,s Tor r.ds
SewoIesn sailed on Now H. Nov s spoke b"i PsIssisa.
Miller from Richmond for Rio JsneO entering the hsrer on
pee ion ss Is W. pole bah q Bs..s,
Of scSr VIM A. Hs@i o Bsitimore both @.sis gone and
buwats wsteOgssd appeared 70 have been stripped q
schr May Hooper Charleston 10 days cotton tc D. c.
Murray Has experienced very heavy weather with gales from
schr E. R. Bennett Csmastcd Irving. Norfolk days ship
sehr. Msrcena MOnsOn, j, Brewster Virginia, oysters tor
schr Jesse williamson jr Dinsmsss Georgetown. D. c.
days -four to Stafford Dodge.
schr Empire State Atwood, Norfolk days. for chss-
Sshr Surprise Cole Charleston days. cotton ae Doll.
schr. Aiandse HOwes York River, Oyster..
ssS ST RRsaIy Finch RSacn DfSy Ass'9$$ .S coal
scbr. c P. Strong, Lscomh, Baltimore days, coal
schr. Joseph Guest Russell, Alexandria, coal.
sSSI Fnas French Sa Clover si ~o
Schr Thomas Page Bevins, Virginia, wood.
Sclr s. b. Bailey, Cline, Richmond days, wheat.
Schr d. c. Higgins, Lonssrett, Virginia wood.
schr Breeze, nuse, Baltimore, coal for Providence
Schr Elizabeth CoTson, Virginia, wood.
Schr j. Leaning Tiden, EhLabethpor coal for Mobile
Sehr Wave, Jones' Virginia wood
Sehr Joseph franklin, Bennett, Virgiuia wood.
Sehr. q. p. Binns, Cook Virginia wood
Schr Mary Elizabeth, Tyson. Virginia, wood
Schr Golden Rule, Tilden, Richmond Gays coal
sehr Samuel Eddy, Pstten Baltimore days COAL
Schr Brothers, -, Alexandra coal
Schr. j. p. Smith Cramer, Bsltisaore day. coal
Schr. II. q. A Ward (1massdl Edwards, Virginia wood
schr MARY Elizabeth Boger Virginia, wood -,
Providence ndse 10 Issse Odeu
In $500 ,i. on Throegs Point three oyster vessels
fast in M ice and wanted steam sent 20 them.
Stesuer PoomsiA Arey Newbedi0rd' mas" sns pssA 70
Joseph Allen.
BFJow-sehr Amy Chase, BreevOr from TampcO.
Enthusiastically Empire City, Havana and New Orleans;
ayk BROTHERS -; brig Water Witch, Savannah.
WIND-At sunset, s. w, light
The ship Mameake Friday morning taken the
eciional Dock for repairs She viii be stripped reoauked and
ewly coppered
The bark Penguin also taken up small Dock oI sm
lar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-07

NATIosAL CONVENTION or MOLDERs.-A National
Convention of Moders will be held in Albany next
week. Delegates are expected from New York, New
Jersey, Philadelphia, Baltimore Rochester, Buffalo,
Chicago, Cincinnati, St. Louis Troy, aud many other
Cities 1t is thought that some 200 delegates will be
in attendance. The meetings are to be held in Ames
Hail. in South Pearl street, and the session will con-
tnue through two days. 1t is said that least TO- 900
men are connected with the Moders Unions through
ont the country.
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m.rke.. . Reported By Tslsgrspa.

Npw.ORIxass JAN 6CorToS-Ssles to-day 900 bales 40
iOlic for Mddng Of the 81 go bales ecep Il
the week 500 bales against 500 the period last
exports the week 800 bales total exports th. B 800
baes increased receipts at this port 1OO baes DO At ell
Southern ports 35 500 bales; stock this port SOS 500 bales
stock 5000 bags FREIGHT Cotton to Liverpool e6d
Sterling EXCHANGE 7d7j premium for clear bills, and o0of
with bills Of lading attached. . .
CISCIssArI jan 6-FLoUR unchanged. WHISKY eeshned
&c. firm Hoes in r demand sales Of 600 head &c
s6 So so y cwt Receipts to-day; 1000 PRoynfoss IN
fair demand Mess PoRE SiS 50 ,,ovs
CINCINNATI, JAN 6-Sisht Exchange on hewfof cent
NEw-ORLsass Jan. 6-sight Exchange IN Few-Ysrk fSk
PORT OF BOSTON AND CHARLEsTowN.
Monthly statement Of the value Of Imports and Expcns o.
Goods Wares and Merchandise entered during the month OK
December 1889:
Species Of Goods Wares and Merchandise. vslae
IxPoRTs-Dutiable, entered for consumption. fS5e
DutiAble wsrehossed. Isp1e
snee;e and bulion ........................ I,sa6
Total imports. .s3BoI7s
P~Do1-s Domesic merchandise S63 $50
Foreign merchandise, dutiable. 9laS
Foreign merchandise, fiee................ 3syS
Specie and bullion. Ssoo
Total exports .................,..... SIS $50
Merchandise Withdrawn from warehouse for con- -.
BALTIMORE COMMERCIAL STATEMENT.
BALTIMORE JAN 6The value Of the imports Tor the week
ending to-day 10 sl3,890; decrease compared with the
previous week, 1920. . ..
The ote exports for the week $685. decrease 80
compared with the previous week, siSOl&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-07

Mr.. VIycESTs BESEFIr.-Felix Vincent has his
first benefit in New-York at Laura Keene's tonight,
when the beautiful drama of " Green Bushes will be
given for the last time with the farce Of PhenOm-
enon in Smock Frock in which Mr.. V. personates
John Buttercup," and Miss Mccarthy is the Betsy
Chirrup."
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF embellishments. G.


stesmshp-Arsgo Lines Havre, w. s. Drsyton.
Sho-Australis Dudley. Gibraltar }. II. Williams.
Bsks-A Cooper, Dingey, Benecis Cal, Brett Son Co
CsyaO Washington Galveston and Port isyaca j. d. bre~er
Bhss-Isadera, Baker ST. John p R., underxcod Cnas.
Zsss Simpson b. Webster Patterson Csdis A
Richards; George Albert, Luscum, Havana
Schooners-D w Vsughn, Clifford Savannah Enchaatress,
Evans Porto Csbelo Rising Co. Nickles Sawyer Glen
egos Smson Clapp +. Nckerson Fulord Charleston
stesmer-BOstOn, selew, Philadelphia =. Perkins.
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The annual election, By the Legshiur' for State
Treasurer comes OF IN few days. The sandiias
are numerous. The salary, $3.50 per anuum; 30
curity to be given, $4,000. ..,.r tlr
The snow has been falling most Of the day "thick
and fact, and the weather is intensely soN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-07

SOCIETY," FOR THE REFORMATION OF JUVENILE De-
LISeuENrs.-The following new Board of Managers
for the ensuing year elected last night at meet
ing held in the Savings Bank, No. SIG Broadway:
Shepherd Knarp, James NJ Cobb, Walter Underhl james
underhl Linus w. Stevens John W. G. leyeredge Benz b.
AtteIbury Edgar Van Wrinkle, Fred w. Dovner, Edmund
NJ Young, Andrew Warner, John J. Townsend c. c. Leigh
Richard NJ. Hoe Thos b. stilmsn VIM c. Ruysel Oliver
Strong VIM. NJ Prichsrd James p Cronkfte James Hal
stead Edgar Ketchum Peter McMartn Henry A. Cram, d.
Jackson Steward Francis T. Schosls VIM. Gale Henry H.
Barrow, Joel Rahbone of Albany Henry NJ. Alexander, VIII
liam Gran
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Correspondence OF The N. Y. Tribrne.

ALBANY, Jan. 6, 1860.
According to custom the Legislature having organ
lied, adjourned over Saturday, Sunday, and Monday
allowing time for tie Speaker to arrange the Commit
tees, and members 10 return home to prepare for
hundred days absence.
The friends of pro rata Freight ILL have made
an early and vigorous Assault upon the Legislature.
Petitions and memorials for the measure are the staple
for the morning hour.
The Craftsmanship Of the Committee Of Ways and
Means LEE between Mr.. Conktp apd Mr.. Fisger.
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fAdverisemsnt-l
Nrw-YoRK STATE PER CENT Stock,
UsrrKp STATES 6 PsR CEsr TksAsUEr NoTss,
Fop s.tK IA amounts TO suit Matured Treasury Hoses
hlss W about discoant, in payment for the above
THonPsoE BRoTHERs, Me- WabN-
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
ssa-Rses..... T;z5 Iseta.... 4:4s Mosn-Ssts.. 6s
WATER DAY. :.
suady Hook 622 Gov. Island. 7l2 HeD0ete.... soS
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Passengers Arrived

In brig Any Hayvieh from Rio Jaaeiro-Chsrlea d. hotcp
ins of Detroit, Mich.
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The hp Mameake Friday morning taken the largo
econa Dock for repairs She will be stripped recaulked and
ewiy coppered
The Penguin also up on small Deek SINH
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-19
WIS. 8. a. AIIen,. ZriohnI.n mnnr 81.

~. 80. = a. AHeIpH Zyiob0Isa mum, or
WohLD's HAIR DRESSING Is essential to us with
'he Restorer' and often times in young persons will
stop The Hair from falling. 1t the best dressing for
The Hair known, rendering 1t soft, silky and glossy.
disposing IL TO cnr, and remain In any desired posi-
ton Read the advertisement No other pre- paration
has such an array Of convincing testimony. del 2w
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-19
Teachers win receive prompt attention. VIA
Atlantic Papers and NIauoxinas

AND ALL THE NEW BOOKS. Subscriptions. 70.
eelved for Magazines, Newspapers and other Periodl
calls at publishers prices circular will be sent 10
any p rs on quest, giving extended list of Pc.
rodicals and the prices annexed. The following are
among the pouular. ,,.,r,,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-19
MAKER 81 IMPORTER,

. NJ the best Lamnated Steel and Stub-Twst Double
J barrel Shot Guns, Rifles, Colts Pistols Gun
Eouipnents and Materials, Powder, Balls, Shot ana
Cans always on hand and for sale.
/ have also new Machinery tor cutting Halh TWIST
and re-boring Shot Gun Barrels to shoot we'll
Gun, Pistol and Locks repairs of all kinds will be
executed with ueatness and dispatch ,,,
A,iauS' selfCockiug Pistols Eleys PaIeht wire
Cartrge kinds Of Gun Waddinu.
Pistols loaded at short notice. Guns ana Flstols
bought. -. T,.o,o-
ro,ts9mv @. T. SCH0LL.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-19
MRS. WINSLOW.

an experienced nurse and female physician, has a
soothing Syrup for children teehng which greatly IA
c'a'e the process Of teethng by soening the gums,
reducing all nhamason--wi allay all pain, and IL
sure to regulate the b"wes. Depend upon it mothers
WI" give rest to yourselves, relief and health to
your Infants Pefeety safe In all cases. See adver-
"' 'u "noher column. may4-iy
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-19
BLANK ACCOUNT ROOHS.

oi the best materials and workmanship; Printers
nnnN , yards, Law Books, Law Blanks, Notes Drafts
bils Of Lading, Shipping Receipts orier Books and
large assortment OF Custom House Blanks
School 7ooK~-
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-19

AONEhIlSlNd.-One square of twelve lines anu
than six lines first insertion g. each subsequent
insertion VI 90. When advertisement are inserted
inte walls, each insertion will be charged as the first
For half square of six lines more than three, first
inse ton -, each subsequent al For three lines
or less, first insertion so. Monthly advertisements
OF ore square Of IL lines, Al0, When changed at the
end # each month, extra charge will be made
For alta square of SIX lines, ana than three
ines, per month, ~ Ppr three hnes per month -
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-19
Misrellanrous.
GEORGE II. BELL,

1873 Montgomery street. cor Merchant,
san Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-19
Pnimt and Varnish brushes.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT from the celebrated fac
IN tory nf J. j. Adams Il Co., consisting Of D. X.
and Extra Paint, Varnsh and White-wash Brushes
blenders, Fches, Sable and c. H. Pencils Shoe, Stove
Sluce ami SClIbbing Brushes uf superior quality.
Now andin Ex. "Jno Stuart" an "Fleetwing," and
for sale low by RICE, COFFIN CO.,
may 27-U 20 ID street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-19
The uedicaI and surgical s..,i,n,. =,

Dr. L. j. CZAPkAY, Is already secured in position
winch places 1t, IS weA as les proprietor, far above
the assaults Of envy and professional malice In tho
schools OF France, the highest prizes often award
ed to practitioners In this department of Medical
science and they occupy with Others an equally lofty
position In the profession. Rcord is an ilusrious err
ample, shining light among the philosophical stars OF
his age In Europe, and Dr. Czapkay has fully equaed
MIN IN This country, as proof Of which, the Phla-
delphia College Of Medicine compIimented him with n
diploma, and the honorary Gd eHHdsna degree. se
eeung TINS as his field Of operation, although qualified
as graduate Of the University Of Pesth, and late
Ohlei Surgeon Of the hungarian Revolutionary army
Tor more extended labors DR.. L. J. Czapkay hA ent
his earnest attention to the of chronic and pri
Vae diseases In which he has become so great an ex-
pert That he Is now regarded as the LEADER In this
oradch Of his profession throughout the United States
and his portrait and biography are published as mat
TER OF Interest to their readers in the most exclusive
journals. The Doctors cces are at bis Medical and
Surgical Institute, Sacramento street, corner Of
Ledesdora, nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pa
cine Mail Steamship Company.
tD- We ask particular attentioa Of our readers to
thesworn Certificates Of remarkable cures in another
column Of this paper. ses0.sm
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-19
MARBLE.
Premium Marble Works.

p. J. DEvINE 81 BRO,
K stysst. betDssn Sirth. and Ssuenth streets,
SacramsntO, Cct
CSUIILPTURE, Busts, Statues, Monuments Tomos
- and Grave stones, Mantle Pieces table and coun-
ter ops &C. &C constantly on hand, or made 70 orue'
al the shortest notice.
Oriers from the country promptly attended to-
B-P J. D. A Bro. have received Diplomas and
Gold Medals 9; The several State Fairs from me
Mechanics Institute. Fhe-H
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-19
NO. 1Ot.
Sperial 9otires.

Nweirs Cough Syrup.--As each bo,,,e
OF ms article Is accompanied by ample testimony !,
relation to the merits of its contents further comons
Is unnecessary.
Sold By RICE, COFFIN & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail, q D street.
auoi o" Marysville.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-19

OF EVERY DIES
- crpt.n, Legal Cap, Writing, Letter nd Mote Pa.
per aud Envelopes, In great variety Gold Peus Of the
best manufacture - ~ ~ - N"N
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-19
TIE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
DAILY AND w E EKLY-
BY A. s. RANDALL 81 co.
AS. RANDALL, s.B. CHRISTIAN, J. r. WHITAKER,
C. L. CRAcKB0N, W. BouLwARE j. R. RIDGE.
Publishers and Prourietors
TERMS OF THE DAILY:

Qefce corner Maiden Lane and Second Street.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-19
"o'lOw"y's PiIIa.-Costiveness,-Th.

bowels become torpid and powerless under continual
purgAtion Holloway's Pills penei ate to the nucleus
ofthe dsea { and eradicates it. They evacuate the
foul and vitated Particles from the Intestnes by
mild aperent operation and reeuperate their exhaus
ed energy, BY restoring tone and vIgor they induce
healthy action and preventa relapse Of the malady.
For Piles Pistulss, Dyspepsia, and all disorders Of
the viscera, they stand without rival Sold BY ell
Druggists at 3ec., &c, and 81 per box. decis
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-19
Patent SyriMgcs

MOREY & SMITHS Reservoir, Davidson's. Matt.
1Nl sons interchangeable in every family.
jyl2 RICE, COFFIN co.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-12-19
Toilet
Inv1Iids
Thayer'S Fluid Extracts.

A FULL assortment Of these reliable preparations
IN fast coming into genera, use with Druggists and
Physicians at the East For prospectus, dose lists
&c, b., apply to
jy12 RICE, COFFIN 4 co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-11-29

been read, and '.O,d Hundred" and " Me- ar" Corinth" and Coronation" have float ed over all the lands of the Pilgrims. | And they are gathered around the table at last each in his old familiar place but even Thanksgiving has it's vacant chair. One sailed round Cape Hope, and was nev- CT heard of more one lies among the drifts in the graveyard one wandered away to the West, years and years ago left father and mother and cleaved unto her husband. And does she remember them to-day re- member them there, beneath the roof under whose caves is careened the old red cradle the barque wherein she rocked on the hither shore of time, with the clear heaven of c mothers eyes shining above? As a true New England girl as she hopes for length of days, her heart is full beyond the power of telling
 Memories will be frightened hearts will be softened prodigals will return, and smiles will freak through the tears of thousand Rachels.
 How young, stern bearded men will grow, and blooming matrons turn to girls, "as if a rose should shut, and be bud again."- How like the sweetest music of faltering tune, those words, "my son." will strike on Manhood's ear. An, the wings of time will hang waveless above ten thousand homes, to-morrowl
 And how the moon has been growing, and the snow has been falling, all for tomorrow nightl We hear the chiming of the bells, along the valley, and over the hills, and through the woods, and the crisp cracking of the snow, and the glad laugh of the girls from the dear little horizons of the quilted and downy hoods. We sec the windows furnished with the evening fires, and through the envious curtain, the one concentrated circle of life and hope, and love, swept by the sacred Geometry of God.
 And as we look and listen, the evening belts of other days steal softly on the saul, and tones we never can forget, and "bouse- hold words" unheard these weary years, aud 10, the Past, like some soft April day, stands close beside our chair.
 It is 8 merry Christmas" ," and "happy New Year." that sprinkle sunshine round the winter world; and what more heartful, wish is left, for us-to you than "a BouNrIFUL THANKSGIVING"
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-11-29
1[)oetrp.
For the Litehield Enquirer. SMOKE

OI Iuc 1AVInucAu Ahu4u1ESEs
 SMOKE. The smoke-wreaths hang above-around, With every slightest breath of air The trembling, spiral columns wave Like silver vapors from the ground. And though their quivering lights then break Her image-best of all to me .-, Z. And my tired heart revived by love This vision for it's comfort takes. Embalmed in smoke sit enthronsd In state, in lazy rapture caught, l dare not ask for greater bliss, rarely thought lcould have owned. Her love, that dearest gift to me So long unlocked for, yet 30 long Denied, and with still patience sought, Now fully, freely given me. Day fades, and all the sounds of earth Fuse into one grand symphony, Their tone grows softened and the noise Surging around me then gives birth To one sweet song, the song of love, Her love and mine-our love, and ell Merged in this charming melody .. Sounds to my sense as from above. 5.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-11-29

Very touching beautiful were the words of the old schoolmaster, as life passed away:
 " It is growing dark=-the school may be dismissed"
 Down to the gates of the unseen world he carried his love andregard for the children whom he had trained,