davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

Sundrfcs. =
400 casks Ordinary RED WINE. ..s=. .ss
rs =. Leovills
50 :. Cotes de Pronsac RED WINE s=..
1876 >. Chateau Dillon :. y.
80 :. Haut sauterne WHITE
30 'uw@
45 hG eks. :.
30 :. Barsae
50 =. Chateau Dillon RED
1900 boxes Cantenac
1000 ;. St. Julien
800 :. Leoyle
100 =. Chateau Dillon H..#,'.
81 :. st. Estephe
43 =. Chateau Talbot 44-...-
q =. Cos d'Etournc
6 :. Chateau Latour =,..
II :. Chateau Iaftte ;.
20 .. Pichon Longuevilie
10 :. Chateau Yquem WHITE ISL. s-a
rs . PRESERVED FRUITS, j. Iafaarie.
lao baskets superane ANIsETTE
10 :. CHAMBERT1s. G. Marcy & Go. L. Bell
6 :. Romance
6 -. Nuts + s4&s*5..a. W..
9 :. Beaume
200 quarter boxes sARDISEs, Rodel. r
SO half
For sale by C. CAvARoC & CO.,
..s& 5. ZIG Royal street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

LACE MANTILIA AND SHAwL.--No. 1874 Canal
street adyertses for the Of articles taken Friday
night from ODD Fellows Hall. 8 a. -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

Demftohns.
1900 empty gallon DEMIJoHNs, for sale by
c. CAYARoC 4 CO,
.-=...55 .y.z5.. ll6 Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23
A GREAT POLITICAL WORK
CIUsREYS POLITICAL TEXT BOOK.
Oh
Encyclopedias.
ByM W, CLUsKEY, Washington, D. G.

ByMw oLusKEY, Washington, D. G.
It contains, among other things,
The y various Ps ss,., Platforms
The Kansas Legislation of Congress-;
Senators Green Douglas coamers, Nessrs Stephens
The material portion the Kansas Nebraska Bill
Iecompton Topeka and I.eavenworth Constitutions.
a n and Eag Bills Th
appertainng to The same including President Peree Special
Ths G nsa saGfo OFT Of the United States
% Ulah.asss + Fs ss ssa ADDRESS,
Virrins and Kentucky Resolutions Of 1888 and 49,
Report in favor Of the psbu on & the Public
same.
ss or M s Ct hs g9 s snsse n Land Bill
history of Railroad Grants by Congress, with the votes
President Message yetoing River Harbor
The School Land Bill, and votes thereon. @.
BslssT fEse e: - ...,n.t s,v..
Extracts Speeches of noted Republicans and Aboli-
Mr. Toombs' Boston Lecture on Slavery.
and Ram % I
'n NJ! csi 9aaafs Port Hill address
President Jaeksons Proclamation against Nulihcatios.
The s Msyss Vi pa aesd c Ss'e;
Report Of Mr. Davis, of South Carolina, the Politca
MHsy EspgF on the sss sus We
son. defending it
and in North Carolina in is32.
A history Of with the The various Tariffs.
history the United States Bank and Abolition Petitions
Nr FiIlmores Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters
History Of the Annexation Of Texas. .at s..
Opinion public the Of Congress the Ter
ritories.
The Nicholson Letter.
The Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms.
Compromise, with every vote thereon seetionaly
classified
The Compromise Measures of 1850
Clayton Compromise
Wilraot Provso.
With many other things too numerous to mention.
Every subject fully treated and every in Congress-
any subject having political sgnitiCation, is given
This will pest the public speaker fully the Kansas
and other questions -
Single Copies, So Club of Six. S15.
JAS, b. SMITH CO., Publishers,
m2s I'm z# Philadelphia.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

HAlF.PRrcE, GREAT CHANCE. -Haggerty, Bros.
after their entire stock Of organdy and English baege
robes ut half price - 49,. 8
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

Ex-Ship Pilgrim,
From Bordeaux
100 boxes WHITE WINE, Haut sauterne.
200 :. RED :. Cautenac.
100 :. :. =. St. Julien.
rs casks ;.
20 =. WHITE =. Haut Sauterne.
30 pipes
C. CAvARoC Il CO..
116 Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

poIBeAk GoMMERcIaL CoIlEeE.-Y Young gentle
men and pareuts referred to advertisement Il they their
children wish to be prepared for business. ~ c.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

CASTLE Soap.
400 boxes deep blue CASTLE SOAP rcboiled for sale by
ssa @. CAyARoC Il CO.,
#3.s 9...M.-.. .-l45l7... IIs Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

Empty Bottles.
$50 beskess EMPTY BOTTLES, for sale by @
G. CAyARoC 4 CO.,
5. ..s :5. ll6 Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

+ UMBER-LUMBER-L
100000 feet IL and 1 dressed Florida Yellow
FLOORING, tengued and dressed.
10000 IA and IL, wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and grooved.
100000 feet dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING, tongued and grooved
100000 wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING
tongued and grooved
0 900 feet IL dressed Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING, square edged.
l00,0 900 feet dressed WEAPHERB0ADS.
100000 rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting of
Boards, Weatherboards, Scantling, Josts etc.
900 feet assorted Cypress Lumber Lshs and Shingles
sashes, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, ETC., etc.
Fer sale at the lowest market prices in lots suit purchs
aers by SIMPSON Il D0RR,
SEQ 1y New Basin.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

pU4sE OLD RYE WHIsKY-leQ bbls, of sups
ia2f s. JONES CO., 81 Gtsyier street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

1.-THE New Orleans correspondent Of the Charles
ton Mercury states that the following poem was
written by promising young poet Of this city ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-23

II LIVERPOOL CAMEL COAL-8O0 tuns of hest
"A quality hand picked Camel Coal board ship Powerful,
fell eli river, anu III JONES CO. o. rrAver street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-03

To ia RGFT CoNrASfEs "A NEW PbACK-PNssrc
i Fsis, rs;erson ~ i've are no. ogea 70 re-ive es-
errsarps l4.trr~ Al from ts~f Fw psfycuus
psy s.Nfr wIttOS. las wews Thuy sh street. b.
let.r sbsye " th~ p'opr~tsr Neorhtrs Visa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-03
rug cQRyEu TALas oPsRA coxfAvr

NEW YORKER sTsDr ruEATRF. 81 20 HowFRT.-
~ Koba'e ust lAehe Tragedy hy Schiller. Louisa,
scheer, LADY Milford. Mrs. reio~ Ferdinand. Os'o
uoym.
CLocurrOv AND DRAMATIC INSTRUCTION.. r.
~ BROWN having returned " The cy, viii receive fes
pups for private lnsrDcnp spp'cacr - bis rpns y
,Ilhon han, AsW pIsce. Hour9o "a 2os Residence
III Sesond avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-03
NEW PUBLICATIONS

IUST CBfIsHED-lEkyEs IRON BACHELOR
~ Beck ~ limo Price 81 sent p1sl free
ncsqt q grtf. rcr saie 81 sookssiisrz gcnerat A.
New Yn Herald stnnaf 81 wi th~,narx of grniqs osor
Pest rstos hunor. br adgh q expere "a
Magazine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-03

L,uR sAYASr All AM rHE soUrd.-TaE sTKAM
T. ship HUNTSVILLE Ceptan John A Post, VIII leave
Per ~ North river. Thursday september a4P w.
sAvAI nah with ,moodatons a, eqused. SIS
through New Orleans, 50 To- Mobile, So Mont
romefy SIS nemphis ssl n; sshve s2s rs; xnoksle
sal Macon So 81 81 cndng carriage fare IN
tayanpAh II. u. crow ELI e co.
No 90 Neat street and 3j5 Broadway.
The MOUNT VERNON succeeds on Saturday, September 8
TOR CHAsLEsros \ q. AND IBE SOUTH AND
days and saturdays yriweekv United side
kisnmsh;p Line The favoriie steamship JAMES AD3Ea,
Z. Adams commander viii leave pier No North river
TUESDAY september ~ O'Clock H. Rates passage
With through tickets as folpws:-To New Oresns $50 Isl
Mobile 30 NoneomsrY Ala SIS Nashville, Tenn SIT 7b
q, Ga e7 90; Atlanta Svi. Charlotte c., go; COLUMBIA
y, ~ Chsrlssnn Sib For f,eiskt passage apply
sPOFfofD TffE>ruN ca 20 Broadway. The NASH.
vHlk caot !. ~ Murray Will succeed Thursday, Sen.
TENDER and the coLunBIA. SATURDAY, September 1.
Adams kSoress Compsnys Great Express
VIII give information ~ to sailing dAJs. fare. 10
THRoroH FREIGBT ARRANGEMEST-FoR NOR
folk Porsmouth. City Point and Richmond. connecting
with Norfolk and Petersburg and Souhsde Railroads for
Lyuchourg Briseo Memphis and intermediate stations.
every day ard through receipts furnished at
Steamship JAMESTOWN Cap, skinner leaves every faes
day, at r. NJ Stes mshp ROANOKE Capt Couch, every
Thursday, at NJ rs'iv on Point TO Mort 20 land
sengers Steamship YuRkiOWN. Capt Parish Sa.ur.
cay, ats Y. NJ Freight P .smouth Norfolk
e Norfolk includet ST. rshrry
or Richmond $40 Erc,rsicn tickets 70 Norfolk aud back ss
to Petersburg or Richmond, SIS
L0DLAN 4 HEISEKEN, us Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-03

A"N
NrIBLGss GARDEN.
LAST WEEK
RoYaH FoUsTRiAS rsoUPs.
Mo Nili saostly start iacss
sctThEkN TOUR.
SPECIAL NOTICE
k.lsiYe 10 the Second and last
AMA1EiR 0NMkAsIIC FkSrIi Al.
The .aanAgeneni having Wit esss1 me ghncsoa evbeea
CIfinENs W AND STRANGERS TO ExU YORK
" the rsop u prs education the s 81 the
STUDENTS OF hEALTHY PASTlMEs,
RISING GENERATION or THE METROPOLIS.
HAs yeioed 10 the request a. well ci1eo and
ExpRs eGsssa os :, VEN sas,.sae i q:
Permitting any amateur OF resp re.aoy e. enter the s
among The New York aymnass,
and allowing their
FATHERS. MCTHxRs sisFERs OR WIVES
fair chance 10 their p~odciepey In active science
fhe following viii be the progrsmme.-
nonnaJ september ,nsle Irs3eks
Tuesday f..............s......H ortxoa..l Lsdisrs
Metnrsday '.,,......-.......,..f luesran tighs
The Friday and Saturday viii be pubiahed
aAMkS THE
CURRICULUM
ZOYARA,
SIX HANlONs.
And all the Adjunsts this evening.
fal0xs or ADNssioNi-
Family Circle tentrarce on Crosby street, = csrs
rquette ana Dress ceie. ~ eeDis
Orchestra thalrs one COL ~.
In the eyenngDoors open O'Clock To commences
Grand MATINEE on wednesday,
At two O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-03

wgf fgAN SONeERr HALL
AMERICAN tON'fkI HAiI.
tu ROADWAY.
"a BROADWAY
rHr rKsT cDScysr HALL ~ TIE I'm
,HkAPk~1 PlsiF JF ANtHhMENT IN IHk- Nphls'
MN AIR 4CriUNs EyEkr MONT go.
frersnied 70 no pnhIir Company via whkh ~ $780,
1 and aeAt ne managers asite comparison 49, aeg
enruyrrf4n1
III fcsLsvin A n will spc~ar syery evenire
Nh Bulr Dkkfls !.
- ~ t,.,.r n~ whrpiy.
g.,sp.i Frei shaw.
j. JNssr.on. Billy Alen
Ntrs. eferrn W " f~fcr
MS f1.a~A HARRINGTON. ~ Arp~rscan Nt1Anga'r.
Miss rwnk HHOfuINGHAN.
the n - pcpulsr Fs.ladkt o. The ere
80. tnE. h-lstsn Mos rsnuv Thousca
ME- rrniy f4~snsir. Na<s slly achUtt
Nss bAs tth4w. Niss jenny 'hftatne.
vs. 3sis HsuiRYu. Ms Kate Hamilton
Nl~~ uANie Iames. Me Lo1i.c.
A hsst of 81 hers, To nur n nlenteu
NV HCfisss, rrnprs'r.
Pararrt n1 cenfs W. OsNsaL Actax Manager.
rs,vss ~ cents. Mons r.. Thorn. Ats a. Nsnsgev.
1hm . sniar rfIT poORKEEPER, ~ wa'ch Nj ". . SET
~gl app.ar In hs o. 1ira' caaractsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-03

NATIONAL coNCyvT HALL,
~ Me-. c. nal s,Iee. One block from Bowery.
Is's evening, Arsi appearance Of
TIE CtkE
TnE CURE.
TIE CURE.
TIE OAIGfNAL AND COMICAf.
peculiarly Of this character must be witnessed % be
untt rtooi.
THOUSANDS % PERSONS
every nrht THOUSANDS or PERSONS every night
THOUSANDS or rkKSoks
accked nishy 10 -. r.sez eQ9rer ro,ms " Loaion kng
lard, 10 witness is nerioImAnce
Abs evening. tF.t sppeAysncs IA This c~'ss's /"
HE CURE
Adnislcn loecns Reserved ssa's Tor iaa'es
THE oRrGrsAL GEO cHRLsrT - BsooKLTs,
j At MUSICAL RAIL-.
corpcr a Orange ard rnlsn s,rvets
gFD NrHtSTy
AND BIS MAMMOTH IROrPE.
from sitsos saloon,
yosI SUCCESSFUL WESTERN TouR.
~l perform gcr
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. sErg saSD I. 1861.
yh~n tae ents q tas and sr SIC csnsbs,oa N 40
pear y Owns or yIssrRRrsy,
~ iHIs COMPANY.
snd ~bsch other band
CAN LQuAT.
0EO. ChRia1Y
personally snprrintsnd the prrosrsapr- and spear
aad novel shsrucsers The corrany cmp r~cs all
de "a lavcr,~~ Particulars IN fusnfs sfsssisemeniA
roars opsa q Z coomenos 81 so'cioc<
Jlcsefs - cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-03

LsoR eAIE-THR FAST SAILING Pi.EAsURe
in F,shrr Yacht resrel W ons; wed sdsped for pleasure
Lalbui Cab %. For tern appy 70 n ". Lifdik co, i~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-03

nFF1eE vrCntcAr RAILROAD COMPANY DETROIT
(ns,... a. ls0l-Nr. barren tTsfk Agcn, MIDI gan
rsi Rsiir,ad oupany III Rp. iway, y Dear strive
srvs fyrn plan Ilosds Hai'rraa wec,ly and ne
ehesrpsss, 'h.t viii srpsr~.e Al eonpettys M y;
spesutcudcrt rs aats plcassf With hc p~f q
Io,ds Railroad weekly h~rebs d'rst's pay 81
r TIN q pfcx Wcrsv n~ Tra~fs ~ the af
al te loowinx perscns connected with rrad Respeyt
funy So fupss~ 1890
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-03

rxtyrfrgrBLE pRvoIp or rrcHsfc tLtrfEs -nR
I'D A RAEROw's popular medical wofk 'Hnnsa frs'tF
Or Fhysosrca Researches Illustrated with TO- ss-t e.
srsVtr~. Price Sent free ererywb~rr. No 10
Ee~cksr street four from MAracugs stree aew fn~s
Copsulaions frcm n 10 ana from 70 sundays una
npnrpsroR REsr XII. 49, CHAMBERS STREET, GO
~ cunsner oy stisr. - boz ~ Ns~ hors
oHre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-03

CTEANER OF sEPTEMBER 8.
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE-
United states Mall Steamer
vANDERSIiT.
Captain r. n Lefcyrr,
VIII sail pier No North river, New YORK. II noon ~
Saturday September with malls passengers spd specie To-
EnxlApd and France.
PRICE OF PASSAGE
FRS rnSin $40; second cabin, 80
n ird cabin r. HavTe SIS: To Southampton ~.
n. TORRANCE, Agent
No DO .ing Green. New York
Steam -h.p ILLINOIS calls seaemb-r22
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-03

MUSICAL HALL.
M Corner OF Orange and Fulton streets. Brooklyn.
Ia Consequence 81 the Ahaneum being under Repairs,
GEORGE ChhisrY's MlNsT REFS,
MOST SUCCESSFUL wEsTEaS TOUR
viii perform for -
THURSDAY AND fkiDAr. SEPT AND isF
previous their departure East when the entire OF this great
connbinsiuu will = selection of the
CAMS OF MfNsrKEISf,
BY THIS COMPANY
and which olher band
CAN EQUAL
GEORGE CHRISTY
al the performance and In
many novel chArsrers Th~ comprises all
the old ortrs Particulars 10 FUTURE advertisemcns
rorss ~ 7; commence nj O'Clock.
Tick q IS cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-03

AyIBLO,S SALOON.
IN HOOLEr CAMPBEtL,s MfNsrREIS
r. n Hooley g. {. Campbell and q. w. artrn propreorx
Monday evening. September 5 And every evening,
CONTINUED AND UNPARAiLFi.ED SUCCESS
OF THE sTAk TROUPE
Crowded nightly With the elite NJ the CITY.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
First time Of the Pat riot 70 FRO,
SPORTS ON A LARK.
BURLEsQUE RTUMP SPEECH.
COMIC PAH DE DEuA LMBRIQuE.
HAND DOWN DAT tLvKK TKUMPET.
New Songs, Acts. Dausnn kooa-
Plantation scenes. Ac, Ac.. every erening.
Doors opea q I. 70 commence al s. 1scksss, Is cens
, 1860-10-15
Betwean 1910 and 1850 there wa not ous mile

- ,,-n =,
ne'".sa .s~0 IVY .''' su*.' 49, ~ oA' N-'ls
u f3''i''@o ~ A1''aols' Oa'n's 'Ao'o '*'
w easneo !" popu1s'on "''''oSs a' '1oe' ~'
'nsAo'a ssAnea ~ '"'g fcA'' 4as4Ae ~ IVA ".
4eto' anu lncluo1De negroes "ulA'.oo' 49,
"nnes o' al snaoes ana coloss. ou' ,' =,
Dear IN mind, was upon less tnaa na1A :" 'AA
non; "nlle virginia s1af'ea "''n ' -
III llloa' Olo fa'i'oauS w .u's
, 1860-10-15
SECOND GONG GRE>SIONAL Dis
TRICT.

SECOND CONG NGNE>St0NAL DIS
TRlCT.
Elsewhere we publish card from Hon. J.
F. Farusworth, in aDswer to certain dissatis-
fed Republicans who had requested him to
become IN independent candidate for Con.
grezs, peremrtori}y declining to place himself
in any such position, This course Of Mr..
Fa1nsworta is what We had every reason to
believe he would pursue; and we trust the
publication Of his letter, setting forth as it
does the nee =ssity for union, harmony and
concord in the ranks Of the Republican party,
will have the effect Of restoring to their right
reason and customary patriotic impulses, every
member of the party who hiss not heretofore
given in lis adhesion to the nomination Of Mr.
Arnold. From 1his time onward 10: every
Republican in the district resolve that "bY'
cones shall bo bygones." and 60 to work zeal
oualy for the ticket the whole ticket, and
nothing but tho ticket Thera is no reason
why the Republican majority in tho second
district may not be largely increased orer that
Of any previous election, and now that all dit
ferences have been settled we confidently ao'
ticinate such result. We doubt not that Mr.
Farms worth intends to set the exnmple to hli
friends, and thus strengthen the hold which
he already las upon them thousand times
more than he would have done had be yielded
to their iadiscreet counsel. Let the past then
be buried and forgotten, and let every man,
forgetful OF individual preferences, address
himself to earnest aad patriotic labor for the
zxke Of the cause
, 1860-10-15


Mr, Geo. ". Hendall, CT the n. q. P;cay.s<,
writing ficm his home 1t New Braunfe1s, Tex1s,
under date Of Sept cath, pays the f.uoving
tribute to his friend and partner, Col. Luna-
den, and to his ialaily'
Poor Lumsden! have been hoping, although
almost aRsiust u. hope-I baye been clinginR
to trust that might yet hear tidings of bis
safety, and that Of his family. / have been ca
gerly watching each mail, thinking it might
possibly bring stray ruuor that our old part
ner and his ftile household might yet be lefs to
us. But alas have row abandoned al conf.
deuce in tho thought Of eeeing them again
aud too fearful that the deep watera Of lichi-
gan hare closed over them forever.
It Eeems Al though it we're but yesterday, A.
though It vas in February last, that shook
hsd then spent 4 month with me md was On
bis way back to New Orleans. Thea he via in
robust health, with every indication that he lad
4 score Of ye.t1 sill in STORE fct hin; now,
vithou. sickness, without any Of the hefalds
which ordinarily announce the spproach Of
! deash, he u called suddenly away, a1d Of y!
the thousands Of thoee who knew him, not ops
shall know him more.
Itwas in the winter Of 1885 1, At the ot1ce Of
the National IattlHgene~ IN Washington City,
where NC were both then employ ed, that trst
became acquainted with Francis Asbury Lums-
den. born IN North Carolina, Of good old rey-
olu.ioEary stock, be had served an apprentice
ship with the elder Gales, in the office Of tho
| Rt0ister It Raleigh; be WAS now in tha employ
OF the Junior Gales at The seat Of government,
and from the first stTo,1 friendship sprang
| up between US, We met again in New Orleans
the following year, and We finally started the
Raasuae together, ard from that period eloae
| amlty and friendship existed between US.
taults Lumsden had, ss who Of Us has not
but they were 80 covered up By long list Of
generous and euuobliug qualities, that Iii were
forgotten u soon ~ committed, At every ko-
ciaE circle or gathering he was the life and soul,
It ever1 roll call Of charity bis name va heard
amsng the first; and when :hs dark hour Of
adversity fell pom friend, Lumsdee vas
there to light his way through thha trial or dif.
fculty. He will b. mi.e-a in New Orleans.
will Lumsdec, snd IN every city Of the Union,
] far - lie number Of his friends was legion.
And Blanche, his wife! kind, gentle Blanche!
| She, too, will be nased By i large circle Of
| friends. Gracefu1in her department, winning
| in her manne1s, and amiah1e in her disposition.
she lived but TO be loved, and died but 10 b.
mourned. And 10 be cut OF 10 early, and while
there Was still so muck to Ire for; and to ho
called Away 30 suddenly, ard Without token or
warning! With the angry Ha:era OF Lake
Michigan ringing wild requiem her body saak
In th waves, ont her pure spirit soared upward
to the regions Of eternal bliss; and there.
among kindred spirits, ahs te1ta quietly and st
psaee a..
, 1860-10-15

And Frank! poor frank their oaly son
manly and 1t tbs saAs tins modest; full Of
noble aad generous impulses; intelligent % =
dtg'ee; gentlem .nly in hts bearing beyond bis
years: universally beloved. and showing great
cooluess and bravery IN his laAt moments, u
the record Of tho frightful calamity show. And.
be, too, gone to his .tna! boms just .s he was
entering upon the threshold Of nanhood, and
with evsry prospect of bright career before
him. Alasl alasE Death gathered rich bar
vest when hs cut down aash household 10
the fAat member. -,
We may iii grieve over s"ch an appalling
ealauity-we may Ill mourn the departed. but
how crushing tbs blow must hars fallen upon
the veteran Captain Speddeu, when the fearful
tidings cana that tAvorita dlugh.er and grand.
son had both been carried beyond the 1escn Oh
early succor! May God give Ill tho relatives
Of the departed strength 10 bear up under 80
griesonA IN sflsction. can saJ no more TO-
dA7. G. #. E.
, 1860-10-15

Louis P6p!sea has challenged Paul Morphy
to plsy friendly game Of chess, which tho lat
ter declines. Mr. Nor hy, in his reply. says
that be had not come North to play chess, and
would only encounter Paulsen at odds, and in
an occasional game or two at the club. Thefe
are other reasons. Morphy truly says thst he
does not make Of ehess profession, but simply
a pastime; and il, because he was 30 fortunate,
or unfortunate, as to obtain great proficiency
at the game, he must be made to p1ay aotens
poltas, at homo and abroad, now and at Ill
tines, life is not worth farthing to him.
The Siamese twins, chang aud Eng, with
two boys, their children, arrived in New York
On Saturday, aud took rooms at Lardner's Ho-
tel, whe,e they registered their names .s G.
and E. Bunker.
Sir Henry Holland, physician to the Prince
of Wales, stated in Philadelphis that the Prince
Wis almost worn out by continued oyations for
so long period.
-4he Hevburyport Herald says that Miss
Hannah F. Gould, Of that place. one of tbs most
popular Of American poetesses, wrote, about
twenty years ago, some excellent lines upon
the N arriage Of Queen Yietoris, who recognized
the compliment By sending to Hiss Gould
beautiful cross. Miss Gould will be present In
Boston during the visit Of the Prince Of Wales,
and will have an opportunity Of seeing his Roy
alHigtness.
Al the conclusion Of The recent festival Of
the American Beard Of Commissioners for For
eign Aissions, Raw Dr.. Anderson invited to
| his house dfty.fve missionaries who had at
tended ths session Of the Board While at his
house tae:e missionaries repeated the first sen.
tence Of the Lords Prayer n twenty different
languages.
Il Spanish prince, = Bourbon, too. and 9
claima1: 0; the ,hrone of Spain, has become 4
correspondent Of the London Tina. The dig
nitJ Of the journalists calling would. in tae
eyes Of some. b enhanced By this fact, had moi
even the Emperor of the French Get this exiled
Spanisrd the example. The recognition Of ths
power Of the pen and Of public opinion is, how,
ever, noteworthy.