Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-01

I'VE have received the following lines on
the death of a young man, resident of
this city, who was suddenly killed by on
accident on the cars.l
Gone, with the crimson on his youthful cheek
With dog and gun alone he went to seek
Refreshment mid the noblsr works of God;
To roam the tangled path where forests nod,
To spend the joyous holidays in sports
Mid natures quiet, free and lordly courts.
BE left: The engines frenzied speed so wild
Bore from the parents sight his worthy child,
And mighty lovo within his anxious breast
Like richly freighted ship troubled waters rest.
A sudden jar, scream, and all is still;
Each tongue is palsied with electric thrill.
And stranger hands manly form must bear
And strangers wonder who his kindred are.
His frantic dog set loose, instructive flies
Unerring, where his noble master lies.
Now muts caress, now piteOus moans express
His royal worship and his deep distress.
Such loyal worship presaged greater voc.
His parents God of mercy spare the blow
Quick, father, grid thy spirits armoron:
Knowest thou to-day thy rod and staff are gone?
The fearful tidings sped on lightning's wing
Their freight of untold agony to bring.
And now, to crown that scene of passingwoe
A sister comes with trembling step and slow,
Her vail of grief would melt heart of stone
As rests her eyes her brothers corso up n.
o, shaIlwe profer aid? Alas, how weaA
Is human skill to succor, or to speak
The blessing of relief God pity tF,es,
And still these tremblings of morality.
Yet may the link so rudely severed here,
Reset in Heavens own golden chain appear
The richest treasure earth Jr Heaven e'er gives
The woCld-siek spirit, whining thee W here lives
To welcome thee, thy loved and lost, up therel
Where Gods great glory meets one everywhere
Eternal world where minds assimilate,
And beauty infinite peri their state.
There he awaits thee with crown more fair
And richer than earth's favored mOnarehs wear.
Zen now, ne weep, he leans with tender love
To reach come bad celestial from above;
10 scatter IN. GRANGE DER thy heart Oppressed,
ana make thy future life more sweetly bless'd-
And tho'a wilt bless his going Patient wait,
Hen 'strew thy path with flowers to Heav'n's gate
AD'dwhsn lifo's waning, blue and wavy air
as redOlent with angel whispered pray'r,
Thy grateful orisons the strain will swell.
Father, we own, " Thou doest all things well,'
And when the shadows dim thy plaintive eye
Eternal sunshine shall illume thy sky.
Oberlin, Ohio, January, 1865.
Swiss BRILL RINGERS The Peak Family
of Swiss Bell Ringers gave second enter
tainment at BrRinard's Hall last night
The audience anticipated and indicated BY
their presence the character and merit o
the concert. They presented differen
programme from that of the previous even
ing, and it was as brilliant and as brilliant
ly rendered as that of their opening night
The merits of this family are too vel
known and appreciated to justify US il
leugthening out a nOticeof their perform
ance.
The last concert given by them here vii
take place to night. But at the verY unan
imous request of our music-loving citizens
a matinee will be given at three o'cloel
this afternoon, at which children will bt
admitted for fifteen cents and adults 70
Il tbi fva oautu