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POETRY.
THE ORIGIN OF GOLD.

A correspondent ofthe New York Tribune,
writing from Salt Lake City, gives the fol-
lowing poem by young MorIhoness, Miss
Sarah L. Carmichael. 1t is one Of the
boldest flights Of fancy We have seen for
many day:
The Fallen looked on the worldiand sneered,
'I'oan guess" he nu.tered, "why God is
feared,
For the eyes Of mortal are fan to shun
The midnight Heaven that hath no sun.
Pwill stand on1the height Of the hills and
wait
Where the day goes out at the western gate,
And, reaching up to its crown, will tear
From its pfumes Of glory the brightest there:
with the STOLEN ray will light the sod,
And turn the eyes Of the world from God"
lie stood on the height when the sun went
down,
He tore one plume from the days bright
crown,
The proud beam stopped till he touched its
brow,
And the print of his fingers are on it now;
And the blush of its anger ferevermore
Burns red when it passes the western door
The broken feather above him whirled,
In fanfes Of torture around Him curled,
And He dashed it down onthe snowy height,
In broken flashes of quiverihg light:
All, more than terrible was the shock
Where the burning splinters struck wave
and rock!
The green earth shuddercd, and shrank and
paled,
The wave sprang up and the mountain quail
ed;
look on the hills, let the scars they bear
Measure the pain of that hours despair.
The Fallen watched, while tho whirlwind
famed,
The pulsing splinters that plowed the sand ;
Sdllen he watched, while the kissing waves
Bore them away to the ocean caves
Sullen he watched, while the shining rills
Ehrobbed through the hearts of the rocky
hills
Loudly he laughed, ais the world not mine?
Proudly the links Of its chain shall shine;
Lighted with gems shall its dungeons be,
But the pride of its beauty shall kneel to
me-"
That splintered light in the earth grew cold,
And the diction Of mortals hath called it
"Gold."
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
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OUR OFFICE

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Affairs in Georsetowu,

THE HEATH is intensely hot here I'M,
among those exposed to the suns rays during
their hours Of labor, we have heard Of no cases
Oh sun stroke mp to I p. m. to-day. The mer-
curry in the thermometer at the Custom House.
one OF the coolest places in the town, ranpad
from ~ to Sc degrees between q. m. and 4 %.
m. day.
THE RIVER FRoNT.-The week begins with
a fair prospect Of activity at the wharyes.
There Is a large number OF vessels of the ceal
trade In port now, and others are on the vav
The loading Of these will afford employment
Tor the host OF laborers at the coal docks: and
number Of small craft in the coastine trade
are also at the wharves, receiving and dis
charging cargoes. The regular packets bring
their share OF employment TO the workmen at
their wharyes, and add considerably TO the
busy appearance of the river front
The CANAL. Arrived, twenty-six boats
with coal, consigned to Central 20. e7i.e tons;
Borden Co, 762.l9 tons; American Co, 655 s
tons; Cumberland Co., 1O3 3; Hamps. and Bait.
Co, 2lsls tons; Departed 81 boats light.
FLOUR AND GRAIN MARKET-The market
opened this morning with prospect OF little
activity. The Charles Arvinzer arrived this
morning from Wilhamsport with Hour 10
George Waters and corn TO B. Darby The
price list for flour remains unchanged Sales
unimportant. Wheat is quoted nominally at
$2.5e, s2.60 Tor red. No white IN market; corn,
yellow, IS; white Si.lO and Sl.l5 Transac-
tons IN grain light.
PORT OF 9KoRGETowE. - Entered and
cleared-Schooner Norah, Ciearkson, from
Portsmouth, Va. to Boston, Mass. Entered
Steamer May Flower Robinson. from New
York; schrs. T. J. Hill, Baker, do; B. L. Serb.
ner. Burgess, do.
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LOCAL NEWS.

THE CASE OF ME-. MAuRY-This morning.
Mr. John w. Maury, who was arrested last
week by Detective Bigley, appeared before
Justice Walter to answer the charge Of obtain :
ing 500 by false pretences on the 18th of April
last, from William Clark. H. johnson for
tense.
VIM. Clark was first sworn, and testified that
about the 18th OF April last he was taken with
the small pox and went to Kalorama Hospital.
some bank. On recovering he asked his hro,hA
er TOR the money. and he stated that he had IA
posted 1t in the Bank OF Maury 4 90. Trhe
cerfincate OF deposit in the name Of Walter
Clark was exhibited, which the defense adm,t.
TED as eenuine.l Witness has presentsx tns
certidcate several times and recei ved the An =
swe. that theyiWere not paying ont any men