, 1865-06-24

good irxt1uchon and eutdaree. They h.d NOW a
PIVOT on board tho Eh,n to Ruida them. hn1 Il.
h1oe would ccms, md that soon, when theJ would
Knew Row to navigate TIE sh,pi The7
,s,a @a,' .ss to- et1ops II s,sq f6st H. '3o; sbs
III, and IL eenpsss' une1ring. For thsy
Car I'D Sc foftane.i aa Psn Mons as' could ID
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lean fighting for A1ne1ical There hsa been
enoneh OF nghnn9, God knew, for long spell ;
but II wM the highest wisdom, and the best policy,
both of the tnds,dual aad ths States, 10 Be ready
for the encounter At any monent. The zreatdeen
Of po11fics VIE fal Of eantendiug -n*ters, which
might st any time cast up such ephtre.bubhles Of
STRIFE thst We thou1d be compelled to deal with
Who could have foreta1d I'VE 5esrs sao, that the
terrible and tremendous WIZ, now 30 h1ppliT
t51 f5Easa wea1a s'ft g eoa1a sye ha's eegaa q
states. in this grand AmerIca1 He contested that
be hineen : - cowed at ftss,. before the inskinc
os2ser: r.. ogen terror En.en vets ahead q ~
lion, knew what the nr.t littls cloud. no bigger
than mans hand, meant when 1t began to loom
there, and be tsemhfed for the appalling conse.
wanted ana he viii
no nore than Ordinary .btliucs-such Is any oue
ot them posses. ed-had not forgotten to take ctre
.! hit th1p-thst he ttus cd 70 the p:lot-trusted
lori s'Rht.his devotion 70 the good old c4ula,
TO tas Union 70 Truth, to liberty, and above ali to
the God uf Bsrtles--snd that hod had brought
ctrest troubles which ever fell upon nstion.
He called upon the young men to be ready at
II! tines 10 psEfofn bEzTelY the battle Of life. We
contlneut-at all efents not durinE lhe present
Rener1 1t1on-hut then TIE mlghsi AMI We should
be r sdy for tae eon.ingency. Wsr vas po*stb't.
s1S Ssaed b.
Of var which WA tpevltable to a1l-it waa The wsf
life. A Young tnso ehou!d alwayB stsnd In hts
ler o.. LIE VA only another kind of nar,ie--snd
1t required a. good Renerslthlp TO conduct it to
successful fsuet AZ It did to conquer city, Of 10
march through dcorEta.
should sl~ays regard them md their pursuits
with interest and should mark their earear II
circutnstanees permitted. Be knew they would,
successful. They would not forget the lnsttuc.
t1ous which they had. received IN that College
tson their pteccp!nst. and he he rtiIy wlthen
they would 1ver hear hls voice, for on the follow
ing day be intended to leare thosc parts, aud per-
hsps tor ever. So he bade them good tye wlih i
81. mARY,s ACADEMY.
The address ended. the reporters were Invited
to fecettl1n. aud then drive oTef to the Academy
for youIe :aelea, established in connection With
we're ~ s.ready there, AID t6e s:Grsua nd Enteaness s
Mtrcb," plfpased for the occasion opened he
pro. etd!nge. Ii IA: very brtlliaat sight to be-
tifni wupen - y ore there present THIS ha1I,iise
thai Al Snrs Dame, Wss ar1ayed AZ 4 ehester, and
decorated With pIofuston q banners aud stream.
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ascending steps. Large esimton curtains fell be-
fo1e. the tpge, and served a. pro-
pas RseV ~aae Il psse e1 ia Se1 er
were p1e-ided over By as many lovely rfris
whore long white dnEefs ran over the keys like
The frct Of many tripping fai.ies, and msde the
etnted quite q picturesque appearance. The bius
ind gold Of The rnliitsry--the yarlously colored
ilkt Of Inc ladies' tre*sea-the lone dark robes ot
t'lack hoods and whlte tanles Of the nuns--the
5onne female vl.itora In whtte-aud the rosy faces
cf the Yonng A1ner!ea-all tended to make pic
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detailed eziticatm OF the perform .nees. Il would
plsy1ng. bo b On hA,p and piano, was good md
ihas Nils 4. Putnam delighted all NTH ber eueet
voice. ind fpe execution Of the Solo Oar Na.
b. the Mistes q. Roeefa and E. speara. vas also
cFet etttable, and worthy Of mention in this place.
:. The Plsy' howeret, WIS The th,ng! which
cersainsy charmed the ear md hsarts Of the au-
detce- 1twss written By 4 lady belonging to the
House, and exeeedtn9l7 veil written. Infinitely
higher InAD inc MgElEI1e8 u1 &ne DlQeu time, II
which churchnen icok part it Wal somewhat o.a
similar character ia Ite structure and moral.
Nise J, Wcoo, IN exeeedinely besu.itul blonde
With face like one cf Raphael'e Madonna'e, eus-
taittd the ps1t Of Queen Blanche with dignity
ind tale1t throughout, and, here and there, wltn
genuine pathos and power. Miss Sherman
{tbe Generals asnshter} pIaJed Queen Mar2aEel
ot Fr1r CO With enc. eoust12 app1eclatio ol the
eharsete1 and ttone into al ths sssec snd love-
beF s!ent. bteiss. by nis. E. Toes. wss slse .
{Mits E. Weld, the Tartar printess-the former
representing the ttnatd bat aspiring Christian,
Std the latter Flgtn sortetcef, who Ii bua1ly
conquered hy the living power o! the Holy Faith.
cIond pn~e rful, wf1lio snd beautiful pagan, who,
IL her entcarorf 10 convert her eist converted
l.trteK Mtes Weld played With earnestuees aud
f.tlfac thEQpR hout and With natural aul grace.
fol. ut too uniform An act!nn- =,
Pr e. A~ e4st ehntsetef. however. ~as that OF
appssaoay hss 11sde ior :: Iieie aetze,s. Mis,
Sthultz Il 4 3ounk lady only Twelve years OF age,
but her ect M WAS IN tnsp'ratou. II was without
Etets or etfajn, perfectly Legitimate snd ustaral
lit rpsttstiun Of m t1cetdinRly dtmrui1 Ehsrar.
ter. The wurld will hear more Of her anon.
4 description Of the buildings, grounds, grot.
toes, ehapeis, lakes and general scenery, not for
itct machinery, would not be out Of place, bnt
leck OF epace forbids. We close with the list OF
prt1sa awarded to the lady candidates:
Premium OF Honor; 4 god cross carrying the
6,kt hcuoEs Of the Senior Circle for excellence Of
conduct; conferred on Miss Elizabeth En- nont.
Of Jackson, Mlch'gsn:
Premium Of Honor, Juatos, to A,ry warner, oi
Mnu1d CITY.
Premium OF Honor, Ainims, to Lizzie Neal,
sJanekyfllf, Wisconsin,