Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-02

Victoria as the papers state
Is ont OF her palace much of late;
And sadder is it, when it is read,
That she is also out Of her head
".
Disaster plays its usual part
ana countless tears unbidden start
steamer CaRddidH wholly lost
With thirty lives how dear the cost
Norm BI1toa, wrecked upon a shore
Where hundreds have been dashed before:
with others, whose mysterious f.te
Dear lrieNus, Ia sac suspense, await
Make up the Carriers hswal list
Which Patrons never once have missed
The Mammoth Ship, not lost, It's true,
Meets with fare entirely new
In spite OF wondrouS strength and size,
Upon the waves she helpless lies,
Or, as an ancient bard would say,
In Neptune'S cradle, night and day
Rocked back and forth by angry waves;
BY winds let loose from secret caves;
Till she at last is forced 10 own
That Neptune still retains his throne.
o, Fair Mendoza! loveler, tar,
Than Poets flblel bowers are.
Where Earth and Air aud Sky unite
To ill thy dwellers with delight.
What calls for Judgme # 50 severe!
What fixes penalty So dear?
One moment all is Csdm and bright:
The next, how awful Is the sight!
The Heavens Flown the Earth is remit
And htteeE thousand souls are sent
70 H?ies, and through all thy ,toins
TIE SaddcSt desolation reign,
DEATH with reIentles hand Laws low r'
proud Kinrs and =, " i'''" '.S ~"
Bisbonc and Euipe'o.s al a Div nio~
And W., 9s..'e9'hel, e. lhg,' VI i,''''
Prps y utcl, utst auoIS ,IGi me- IASe,
tor .bdul Medjid tears are shedl
A. o4thlu hIng mas passed AWAY
= "a foTtoG"i Is Sau io-uaN;
SeieSIidi' Ih"uFu' WIN GIle' I'le'-uou'
( An A. Emperor VINO 50 ven had re'@.leo'
; me bianop Oeu5'uo"N nov wears
Sach fope ~ Hu"' "loN' I"-'' HePaics'
| boWditch' the hatheInattch'h great
! Is Pyf'"g ~ announcer St"l, 49,.
| The Chanceilor' JChh NahlP,'tlI, sleeps
| anu westminster MS "Sliea Keeps
! NO C0nSort now Is near 'De Ih'oue,
/ And bcSi OF queens must reign "Ioue
The oYioG Douglas makes amends
! For CRAFTY schemes anu SENS eh"s.
! 60, tell lhy boy, 'he S-ateShah snu,
when iierce keReli,on raised ITS head'
go. tell them 70 oheY the Laws
/ Then added, amer HtiIe pause, g
! anu an tneT powers 'no>t teeiN lenu'
me Inc Sohsttnti"t, .li ~, I" ,'i' aeIelut
&Wrtt,, ~ All III, tbo no,,rios mft tbo W.
" Sa,.Ii,,inSs or;a7 is mos frtense
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aeo,.ta a,ie 'a,e F,hi,,b ~ !, ,,i,,t,r,. ~
| Tyo,,iJ raaI IA. l-,,,,,,.o- of Eronca.
SCI'rI,s, IN r,g ,,I,i,o. ,,,,,o
SGt,a prinra of StStas,nan Conn Ssvo,,r,
Enoodon, for ItoI,, ba sonrbt
Al ~ bis toei, 6is forcas hTought
Wien n,i,rbt,, hand and ygo,,Jrons shin
He stirred whole e,nnires ot his will.
ay,I win Itaiian Eraedom's hirtb
IIis work well done he vent rom Earth
His nontle-TtaIy viii tell
Tf on Ricasolf fell
Victoria bnvzs her ie,veIled head
In sorrow far a mot6er dead
And vet arain ere tears are drv
When broken is Earrb's tenderest tiel
Fen Mexico laws feuds aside
While burving Empress Iturbide
M ,,isi bo,ra,a shall be said
Of Lola Moutez 'mong the Dead,
Whose checkered life, as foes confess,
Grew better as her years grew less.
The "Lily CitV" hath its woet
About its streets the mourners 90
For her Just passed beyond the skiesl
And swift the saddening Message flies
"hHsabeh Barrett Br0Caing' s dead" .. ..
| How many tears unfegned are she'd!
Loved Italy, whose Song she sung,
Her hands in bitter anguish wrung!
Her Native Land took up the wall,
Borne qulckiY on lhe orient gdie'
America, and farthest West,
me heavy udlngs $. m. muSh Sil distressed
ana an, oagred nov .at '7llll9f ai,,ay Iay
neII ono VI rl3ie'iC9 NJ p,nsSoa "a uoap+,
woman oi cn uihteiIieEs I;,,I niI Su
6altVrl L " oI.G1Co' ~ 5 fri VI ", 1
Tronorson.tion of the Tr11tbI
Great Poet, in whose every line
Some thought, halt hidden, we qVlne:
Whose verse, when read m 6odB clear Light,
Leans ever to the side OF Klght3
Whose mighty per, that knew ls power
Made boIdost stroke at fttest hour -
Within whose breast there oft rNolved -
Earth's hardest Problems, vet talsolVed:
whose loving heart eer had Place
/ For hum6lest of the Human Rae;
| And felt that God large freedomgave
Alike 20 Sovereign and 70 Slave3
At whose rehuke the Nations fell
As if the Lord with them had dealt:
And listened, with attentive ear,
TO Her Of Florence--Poet Seer
We 1TSe onIri,il ani, oJt h U,a SgllL
! Within that tenerncy,;t. so slight
! That scotco forbade it's inward htobt.
IonG tinoe II wore Int thin disnbise
For GodIike +,noue and "SpenIxno ewes. -
The Cnest nj vine within betrayld
For Heavens nnrest pleasures Made
| Tr;no yaiI grnyy thinner. till was 4en