St. Mary's beacon., 1862-02-20

ySsss& ~ scoPD ttosu tue car
siagc IN oE1sE1D sasurs cab for hi
EsIorn es.pa1is lIe has barely re
covered his T. - svben : swssthy cen
tlesnss. dreas ~ We he;gkt of fsshioa
xiaAps Astsen1 s ssd I sIishs cas-
n Ithss cyss - t II ihe -shrsas
abt esi,nnanicisss fis inlension of IL,
SANITY giving him into custody on
charge Of insulsing the unprotected f..
male who had been his fellow -travelle,
! 70 I.ondon. Eaeenius7 s7r.nembers LITTLE
more beyond 4 dreadful row-his ha,
Knocked over tis eyes amidst the plau.
dts Of sn indignant mob-thc -interfer.
ence Of pussled policeman. who be.
lieved the reservations Of neither party
and the fn1l surrender Of al the res.
dy usoney In Us pocket 70 the swarthy
msn of fashinaf With the imperfect nose.
a. the short-ss mode of affecting his e..
cape from the clutches of q brace oil
eonsrirators.
WEEPING PRISONER.
Emotion may 10. be ssienel, ye, it.
source may b very different from wha.
lockers on iAagine. A Jail chaplain
stssve. day afteg day. to awaken culprit
condemned to tke gallow. to sems sense
OF his miserable condition. All seem in
vain. One MI y however on taking leave.
the prisoners hammer changed. There
was some slight exhibition Of feeling the
clergymans hopes revived. lie paused
spoke kindly g the man. aud asked him
what was on - mind The man hurst
into tears. Sd, g-asping the others hand
exelaimsd in bfDkcn accents. '.Sir. should
like to have good bellyful Of v;ctuals
afors die r.
PArHYrJc PREACHER.
Onec upOn,a time. at country church,
the Clergyman. an earnest. excitable preach
er. CHANGED. in the middle Of his sermon,
to throw fenderly pathetic acccn, Into q
sentence tl'st was totally devoid of any.
thing appFeseAing to pathos--a plain, sen
slble snnoencelDeat Of solid fact-tho
dSsaaaeesl lbom J6esssslcaa to Jericho in Eng
lish miles. or the number Of years occupied.
according to the hest authorities. in build.
ing the Second Temple Of Jcrusalcm.-
The earnest excitable man heard the &C..
cents of bis swn voice aud was much moved
His voice tremb!ed more and more, his
eyes grew moist; it was chance that he
did not entirely break down. Immediate
ly three young ladies in the Squire's pew
put they handkerchiefs u their eyes: the
Squire blew his nose violently heavy
dragson. who chanced to be staying at the
Hall was sensibly, effected several f..
males ip the back benches sobl,el au.iiLly;
an elderly spinster groaned; nineteen
charity-seheol eaildren thought it prudent
On sign from tho school mistress, to rub
their eyes with the back of their hands,
and the church wardens nudged each 9TH
cr in the ribs. and endeavorcd to look SOL
emn- What's Hecuba to him, or he Hc-
cuba z" But in Hccuba's case there was
tragic substratum there was really
something to cry about. All that was
needed was the imaginative power to real
ize the pathos Of the story In the case
of the earnest excisable preacher there IVES
n''hIng 10 say. to 60 upop--it was lit RS
ly. "nz H prakra ";htr' A statistical
fact Was uttered by the merest chance in
touching accents the u.terer was melted;
his audience was melted action and reac.
ZION followed; it was mercy that the
quiet country church was not startled from
its propric,y By al outburst Of frantic
aystcFia from trausept. naye shd aislcs.