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Observation-Disclosures.
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Observation-Disclosures.

G'nr S%d't'ffou miro GENET. >&r? "a ,rfrl-
aCn IN rcr Sifcc :. 81.
Smyrna times., 1860-09-13

"A CORRESPONDENT of the journal of Com
MERGE writes as follows from Mansfield. Mass
"As sou know, the most of Mr.. Webster's
100 acre farm has been sold. The same ia
true OF his large stock of cattle. His mansion
still remains in passion OF his only son and
child, MIR. Fletcher Webster, ESQ.,, and several
hundred acres of land around it, The place
does not look as It did when IN it's glory, ten
years ago; but IL is still attractive, and in
pretty good condition. The interior of The
house is hardly changed at all and the library.
PORTRAITS, &C., are now very much as the lord
OF the manor LETT them. The number of vis,-
tors TO the mansion and grounds is rather in
creaslng from year TO year. register of names
was opened in 1853. beaded by that of the Hon.
Edward Everett. A pretty large book has bee
flled with names OF persons from all portions
OF the world; second volume has been oman
ed. The visitors come mostly during the time
from May TO November; and the arrivals are
especially numerous during July and August
The grounds are open TO all who may desire 10
inspect them but if one wishes to pass thronoh
the library and other rooms, where the ua,siot
lived and died, moderate fee is charged 10
defray the expense of furnishing attendants,
&c. ] could not but admire anew the magni-
fcent field still attached TO the farm, and siIua-
ted opposite the old Governor WinsIow house.
Ills exceedly level, and with but few trees
upon H. II is now all 10 grass, and a hand !.
somer field cannot be found IN New England /:
and, so far as know, il is the largest upder
cultivation"
Smyrna times., 1860-09-13
The Prince In Canada.

H. R. H. Albert Edward is likely to be able
to say, with John Gilpin,
He little thought. when he set out
vi running such a rig. s.
Here we have him causing revolution among
her Majesty's liege subjects. Kingston is uo
10 arms, and threatens TO burn him in efigy If
he does not enter the city and march under
the trIumphal arch prepared for him by those
real OraDgeRen, the Beresfords and Rodens
OF Canada, whose boast it is that they trust in
God and keep their powder dry. The Catho.
lies had 1t all their own way in Canada East;
why should not the Protestanis have theirs in
canada West! very natural question, but
enc not to be answered to the satisfaction of
everybody. TheOrangemen accuse the Prince
of having granted all sorts of concessions to
the Catholics, but it'll. r. H. did wrong in this.
1t is surely unreasonable to expect him TO COM
pensate for 1t by doing wrong in another d.
rectlon. Two wrongs do not make a right
wherefore we think the Princes advisers have
adopted proper course in counselling him TO
declIne the OraBgemen's boisterous demonstra-
ton. But il will be singular termination TO
tour SO auspciously commenced, if another
edition OF 1888 should break forth, The Prince
has been in more instances than one made IN
give offence, in spite of his own good nature.
AT the ball at Montreal the Master of the Ger
emonIes 81 contriVed that the French portion
OF the ladies should receive scarcely any atten.
ton from him; which gave such offence as 10
cause threat on their part to break IN the
ball. The parties TO blame for this are the old
local political antagonists of the Franco. Cana
dams, and not the Prince and his advisers but
II is not the less unfortunate that such unto
ward events should occur. The Prince is fast
becoming Disguised with his tour. Re is fol.
lowed about, and shouted after somewhat in
the fashion of mad dog whether from exu.
berance of loyalty OF from mere brutal love of
excitement we cannot say; but if the former,
II has assumed so formidable shape that II.
X. H. Is glad to make his escape through back
doors--it may be through trap doors-accord-
ing 10 the must approved exits of ba ndits ana
heDds on The siage. He is likely to return
home with different notions of "ihe Cauadas IS
from what was anticipated. And if he couN
return corrected OF his own abominable habif
OF deserving his partners the moment the dapcs
ls over, leaving them TO find their way 10
their seats, II would be all the better for him
Ii Is one that ought to be summarily taken our
LOT him. Whsu he crosses the border. and
shows himself among our fair country womep.
II will not surprise US to hear that one of them
has perenItorIly Insisted on his leading her
back TO her seat or friends, when tired of waltz
with her. Where he can have learnt such a
habit il is difficult to Imagine certsinIy he
never picked II up in his mothers Court Per.
haps some one of his suit, more snob than aris
tocratic, filled his head with the notion that be
would better maintain bis dignity as Primes
by such demeanor.-Aorth American.
Smyrna times., 1860-09-13

Written for the sssmyrna Tisaes.'
LETTER FROM SYRIA.

rThs follosisx il coyy OF letasr written by Mrs
Beaane 10 nsr leas IN Camden. this State. which
- bssa kindly handed ior publicaion.-EDl
LArrAKIA. July 18th, 1863.
Mr. DRAR FklEsDs truly we know not
What day may bring forth! News was
leesgbt us yesterday. BY the Russian steamer,
X tbs most ssddening character. That you
hay hsss The particulars. / enclose copy of
lie circular seat to Lsitakia by Mr.. Hunter.
Who keeps us informed of everything as it tran
fspres. think wrote you 10 regard to Table
being barnt and taken BY the c''mbned forces
IL the Druses, Metowsliss. Arabs ard Gypsles.
Hsvsn hundred Christians we're killed and
three Monks, two Of which we're Frenchmen.
Bsees thea, nothing in particular has occurred
on Lebsaon, but our last news is all concern
ing Damascus. One writing 10 Mr.. Hunter
ays--. Things are slowly returning to their
usual course ia the City, and parts Of the troops
ststionsd Ia the Christian quarter during the
Meslsm feast have been removed. On Monday
s,ms more Protestant women and children
arrived here. There are aow, think. six wi.
asws asd one woman (uhose husband 10 in
nsiess,) and their children, besides Mesif-s'
Rs;& Al Arbena thirteen msn, women and
ekll1ssa saved shsir lives by beeoming Mos
Iers Asbsna il oae sndza half hours wall
1lsm tas City. In Dsrsigs, The same distaaes
sAets wers perhaps thirty Christian families
ND ths sxespsioa Of oas they al dsd early
~ The nsmbsfs Of The one remaining wsf'
s>liepd = heeems Moslema. The fitsss = tn
Smyrna times., 1860-09-13


The Texas TRogRLEs.--T The Waco Demo
craf says that the notorisns horscthief, Robert
fuckers lately spprehended by Mr. R. Blown,
of Robertson county, was hung at ,Poluxy
Springs, in Johnson county, on Friday, 10th Of
August.
The citizens of Wood, Hopkins, Titus and
Upshnr counties, demanded Of the authorities
OF Upshas county man, named Morrison. who
had been lodged in jail for stealing negro
woman. After his detection ID that crime, il
was sscertsined by the people of Wood. Tiiuz
and Hopkins tina he had been engaged 10 Incl
ting their negroes to insurrection It is stated
that he was surrendered, and hung in the sub.
urbs Of GiImer, in the presence Of about 500
persons.
A letter from Clarksvills says that three
| Abolitiorists were hung in GAinsviIle, Cool
comfy, (Tempeton. HensIey and Kirk. -
These men, before they were hung, implicated
fifteen other men belonging 10 the abolition
conspiracy.
| The San Antonio Herald learns that Hen
derson a. Morgsn's store, including the pos
ofies At IAvernia, wac destroyed by fire on th'
| night Of the nth inst From the time Of tn
| Ere and the part Of The building where Il ori
| ginated. IL 10 supposed 10 be the work Of 90 in
cSodiary. The loss u supposed 10 DO 825 ,00'
Of 90, 900.
Smyrna times., 1860-09-13


HuF.ah for the stars that are shining
So pars in our banners bright sky.
And the stars that so gayIy are twining
Those folds as they CALAMITY fly!
Oh gaze on that banner ofglory,
And say il the world, though grown old,
Hash known such shadowless story
Az the star -spanglst banner hath loidt
cHoRus.
Wen stand by the Gag of the free.
Aud deem il no pain to be dying
Whers'er Ger the land or the sea
The ssar-spangIed banner il lying
The standards Of Greece are ali crumbIed.
And tas eagle Of Rome has gone down.
And the kings Of the earth have been humbled.
And shattered in many 8 crown;
Hut The banner Of siars shall be waving
When empires are buried sway.
ind the flag Of the free shall be- Drawing
The deadiisss march of decay.
The Hires Of Bourbon are blasted.
And the lion Of England has bowed.
AMI the tn-eolor flag only lasted
To sink in blood erimsoned shroua;
Hut the banner of stars is unis.dings 81
While son Of our fathers shall live,
La defiance Of lyranss' invading. 80
Or traitors who will not forgive.
What though politicians woahi sever a
Some stars from that magicsA skyi
Well ranpIe them down-dswn forever.
Where none will give ear q, their cry
= And the banner Of stars, undivided.
In glory shalt ever wave On
Ger laad which so siten hath prided
Herself thai all traitors ere gone.
Th6h hurrsh Cor the daya that are over,
And hurrah lor the days Yet TO come.
When the Gag Of our country sliali hover
Wherever the breezes can roam;
And the banner of stars shall be waving
When empires buried away.
And The flag of the free shall TO braving
The deadlsess march OF decay.
Tho she hopes we have cherished be shattered,
And the fame we have sought fer be gone
Ths the ones we ha We loved, and who faIlere
May leave us all stricken and lone
Yet our country rHoU ssiil art around u.s.
Stili noble and happy and free;
And tho blighsing despair shall have bound us.
There's lsfs ns 10 perish for shee.
a. II az cnoRUs. FIR :
Yell stand by the Dag fshe lice,
And deem Is no pain 70 be dying rs
where's DER the land or sha
The sl&r-spangled banner 10 flying.
Smyrna times., 1860-09-13

ArrLEs. The apple crop this year will be
erormoas--almost superabundant. Trees Of
every variety and 10 every place, from the me-
rest shrub 10 the pasture up TO the mature and
toll grown tree of the orchard are literally
loaded and bending to the ground uuder their
unusual burdens. For many years there has
been no such profusion ofrnit as this season
promises. The pear tres,s promises 40 abun-
| daut yield. and peach trees also, what few sur
viye. II may be that The captivity OF ftuit ia
about to terminals, and more generous sep
ply hereafter gladden. our hearts, Narrds on
ssu Timer
Smyrna times., 1860-09-13

+, HoRsH Shows IN NEw ENoLASD. The Pc
culiar morality which the inhabitants of the
land OF steady habits profess in the eyes OF
the world 10 sometimes slightly furnished by
ingenious evasion, and the substitution of To-
cal conventional term 10 place Of The general
% outside" appellstion AS an illus,ration, we
Gifted notice that New England fairs are con-
verted into horse sales, and grounds" tor the
exhibition Of all useful animals are transformed
into "halEmle tracks" However, we have
no conscientious scruples about the training"
of horses, aud are 10 general way partial to
the "a noblest Of animals II and u is perhaps az
we'll 10 let our Eastern friends have their fun
in their usual ingenious and peculiar way,
which May make II all the more agreeable to
them. FtN
They have just bad grand horse show al
Springfield. Mass at which more than SOC
horses were entered 10 enc day; and 5000
strangers were in the town. On "Wednesday
there were exhibited, by classes, all the beet
horses present.
Smyrna times., 1860-09-13

1T is related of parsonage more or less
mythical, named Fanny Fern, that, stopping
at the Office OF Philadelphia hotel TO pay her
BILL on the eve OF her departure. she found
charge for breaking OF her toilet set. She adj
United the breakage of one piece, and desired
10 peg tor thai, but no more. The price of the
whole set, however, was demanded. because
The '.Set" was broken. The carriage was at
the door -the train soon to start. There was
no time for discussion, little for thooghh bat
enough tor action. Hastily paying the entire
demand, and directing the carriage TO wait a
moment. she went dereclly to her room. and,
taking up the poker, incontinenily broke every
remaining piece IN the set.
Smyrna times., 1860-09-13

METHoDisT PERIoDIcALs.--The Repositorv.
for July. states the following as the circulation
of The periodicals. published by the Methodist
Episcopal Church. The figures are for 1859.
Ladies Repository, 49, 400
Methodist Quarterly Review, :. ALSO
Christian Advocate and Journal, 10000
Western Christian Advocate, 81. 900
Northeastern Christian Advocate, $1,000
Central Christian Advocate, s.Ol6
Pittsburg Christian Advocate, (about) 5000
Norihern Christian Advocate, ll.O05
Pacific Christian Advocate, l.4sO
California Christian Advocate, 1000
Christian Apolugsi, (German) 10000
Sunday School Advocate, Dos, 900
Sunday School Bell. Germany $4,000
Smyrna times., 1860-09-13

FRoM British Columbia the whole song il
gold Colds gold At Puget SQUAD new dip-
ginfts has been discovered. and large Yields
wers obtained. Numbers were rushing to the
newly discovered ri Dorado, and much suffer-
ing was being felt on account of the scarcity
Of provisions Silver mines hsd heen discoe-
cred II Fort Hops.
Smyrna times., 1860-09-13

Ws tase pleasure in welcoming TO our cell
smns the following very fine, spirited. and re.
sounding patriotic song. We hail every such
evidence that the fires, which burned 50 viv-
idly In the hearts of our fathers. are still KEPT
lighted and radiant by the genius Of their
eoas.l
Smyrna times., 1860-09-13

II. r. H. Albert Edward is likely to be able
to say, with John Gilpin,
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