Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-02
Tine EEe>pe~iau.

The AWll huHucr VI ''"9 "'"o'"'''
c,rou We extract from it The following
nnrncd "oro Pro NoJis," by r. II Taylor:
Willie ~, are iuGulging IN r,meuis,uccs let
,,o 1c,oin Won few moments by telling you
ro c;,,nrosf,nce that think was the turn
inc pont Of my li.e.
:, sLould l.keyeuv mucl. to haar ill.,
Very wcll will be brief. Some years ago
speni several months In that grand Old city
of r.. After visiting its cltaelrai+ and It's
Galleries Of art. besides miugljng 10 its gay
society until lis uNc-..s,u- iuaua DO, pleasure
hal bcroten safety and feeling las Iyude
which not even the pictnre que scenery or
the iuyig0rating climate could remove, de-
,,rmiucd upon change to R., in search oi
new cXcitemen's. In the nick oi tme. how
ever. as J at the moment con iderci H.
aoupi, of my friends arrived from Il, tel
Gnr me it was horribly dull there. and
ur-iug me to rem9in att F., where they
promised me we would all have q good tlmh.
Under their presence | rallied, and again
rlunced into all the gictios of that f'suion-
able ,tvupolis In fact, -ech good time
were we having that iue funds Of all three
cot exceedingly low and after WaluuE some
Gmo for r,uitauc.s anil none coming we
were at a loss what TO do. We We're living,
ut course a life Of utter idlou.t, a"d Hone"
being without money was like hanS out a..
the world Indeed oar world required
no incousiderahle amount %, iWgsut TO make
ii glitter an. Nowith-bulies tac AmIt
we were ;0, ,ha, 'l.a piiI, which has ue.a
,be haur ol nauy ou ardent young Traveller
Ia. we'll as Cd many an "I.70' young HHh
Wal has never tra@clcd al a"l, induced, i.
...'....-, -... creator ,.. lt"-|H.i.-. ,l pr
for ,." luow ti' C0''E -u0lt ~.rc7 tho
lo,e liuria- noise.
lU...4- .ul tlu.. .n..a aa. ''." a.' i'Is
aa,eot t....t a.i..t 'r,t 14>t..d us. u... 81
r iH# .eul I a,Fe a.iaa.I So
il uaYseeu trllai 10 you. tul +, we're
tt.. +. a..aN,u iu ~. l..a.t s.. aE
'mali'e= aud nNa. .or verify j''oFr
8 .'4. and +. 4'.r.. err. c-r ,t.'-e .t
.l 4. .iN..au
"unr villa, vas itt'
.0...ar3 ] u..lr. ra"'h' leaf HoH
-.. o.u. Ul.t.t' ~. '.t /,
Hpetas Rotation sill. to '".r .-Hi
the r. 't.r tl 'a w.,..
.Lee -t.A, Isl. C.rI.tE l..'iI la ~.
SO remittance franf ut U-. No matter
-H.a rrow "miH' ho. ..I tAa ro.- of our
creditor. ~U. D. iu ST.. 1'ot.ve. Don't
like 10 dD IT, Nat ueeI- mus, when. e'r,
a,l Uo ore going to-" |,.i.f bt.e. tuHr-
l.T and myself al, hay, '"7 strong haad"tAes
To-day to th.ul. oi mo,
surely, lhals ma. tue .mo>iug ,ae.-eut
you intended 10 read mo, IS 3D..
NO; hur that Is, / may say, the pre.1c'.
.ju. 2J. Clu..u O.Ne and myself la0
r. az Dr.. 81, "lar a short wH.E,' a. Ve t'.|
i'a G---. Whose i'1"' saa'.'i t' i"H.e.'y
some suspicion. Qag6.uei oar Wer after
lowing tbe c,..g, aud .HA.I t'N. ...- 'u"
open country. Just as tht ui.'' c.'-.a la
eorrroaehoda magniG. p, gothic 'j.llog.
standing. is 81 veDe. j, ......'.E .a.a .ra'H
She road and seeming TO tro#u upon us ",
we approached, IT'S V... u"mY entrance
iav in deem sha1 rw. way. 'iav.l b" Hrv f'oam
ot ieh i..m within EsrgE ,u.saJ
tha c''hys suited wi'hit- sam're appearance
It was ta,res.l.aeso --. Jroa p slish'
elevation opposite o.. wau...n r.c5.ed an
aged, gyuy-d.irel man. wi'h emnci i'-l fen
lures and -uuken cv" il. .o be 10
distress. anal we M,..l IIe vas mcuJ.-
can't though something in his tone aa.
'uauner told us Ac was NOT one ,a''Hsa DIS
own fault lie had just been ruaeiy thrust
from the lorIly mansion, where he nal sought
reicf and with hands crossed upon lis breast
was woefnlly looking towards the portal /
expressed regret thai p-e had uUo ittla t3 !r
stow. A'G ve'l," "syil h,, "thcpoor need
moro cham worldly aims gay for us-pray
forus.
There my friend, you have tAe particulars
or the oce1rrcueo, which, though common
enough, God knows had singular effect
upon myself and two hienJs Somethn-
was due douNNoss, to the rccul'arify OF the
place somcthju-'o Che uu-HuI tome of il'
old man, and more to our own convictions OF
the superiority Of the pour oateas' oTcr our
selves We three triouds looked at each
other, then at the reclining figure and Chen
with one accord we turned .aN to"#rd
T., where we quilted rUr disaipauons, coI.
IN short tiWr-our eEp',tad remittance.
having ari ;ed-we Quilted r. and returned
to our native land, ytrh 60 commence new
and better career Uavoisau esteemed cIcr-
eymau; Charley is a prosperous lawyer, and
om-what you see me.
An oro-tic in my notebook, following
the recital have r,jI 80 you, gives. though
ieebly, the impression which the scene pro
|dced upon my mind at ,ho time. Ii is in
these words
Oh weary, lancly soul,
Unet-p1tvivr. E. li,,t- ,1 1nrfrl