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NORTH CAROLTNA.

REPUBLICAN AND CONSERVATIVE MASS MEETINGS.
Conservative mass meeting was held IN Raleigh
April g. at which no cOlored could be induced to act
as officer Gov. Worth addressed the freedmen and.
after his speech, the freedmen unanimously declared
themselves attached to the Republican panty. ON the
path. Republican meeting held by about 1000 clti-
and addressed by Messrs. Holden. Harris Taylor,
BrOdic. aud Mr.. 7. w. CONWAY Of Now York
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THE PUBLIC LANDS.
- saAIpr TO THE TniBrSB.

IL has been officially sscertaned, from returns WHICH, M
received Gens Land One that over so 900 acres N ns
State Of have been located with Aeeaasa sSa 4.
oes, locations having been made at the LsnG
E~o.h. Tss 81 CroiI Stew Point La Crosse, Bay re s
Enr Tie quantity located ID. sstnAmed ONCE sas. n.
n.n bs Aggregate OF the locations al all She other Lana on
that State -, an -. a.. x.n.u,,,.d 10 the
NOrleans Ofce teo certified transcripts Aroa n
10 uvry deficiency the srehiyss Ne~osan,
- .nng In aggregate cal The whole are
A. S,se ~ Louis railroad 10 she year io'A
m, set of CbBgress approved Jule J, 1856
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Army GAZETTE.
n,-xtyspAPu 10 rnB rRIBrsE.

second Lieut. Coo 9th Infantry been relieved hm du IN
and ordered 10 Join bis regiment Charleston f
Lan Michael Beb h Artillery ordered 20 Join hlyresnent tP
Nsn Military sTekteper ordered Department oi Da"A
sprs.ou b. Rstda has leate Of GbseHes for two mouths
TuAT been srtd RON the Adjasni Generals Ohee o. ,ne
order nsifucng
whose at, W be yt the nsvsFper, tbs South rsese
& s,. Clsri Of the House Of Representatives. IN pursuance
me at making bis duty TO select papers 10 certain sp
% s,st.. fT publication kc thA, accounts for advertising
~ ss psrs win War Department for sppr9yh
nr t all viii be reported As repaired V
stfsf ug gousT
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MAINLAND.
sr TELEGRAPH 70 rHH TRIBUNE.

TELEsRAPH THR TRlBUNE
BALTIMORE April 29-The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad have made liberal arrangement by which ply
scians desOus OF attending the Medical Convention IN
Cincinnati on the eth Of May, may obtain round trip
tickets at half price.
Bishop Verot Of Savannah arrived here from Washing
ton this morning He will take the steamer for hey
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BROOKLYN EEWS.

ATTEMPTED SUJTDE-Richsrd HaIloy. seaman
residing at No % Cfanberys arrested Saturday
and confined In the Fotythrd Precinct station House.
on charge OF larceny. On Sunday evening MaOy at
tempted TO commit suicide by hanging himself with ais
handkerchief which he bad attached toa waerfaucet IN
his cell. The wOuld-be suicide prevented from
mlttng the rash act by the arrival OF Capt Rhodes WHO
with the aid OF the dOOrmaa cut him dswn and brOughs
him to his senses. MaOy brought before Justice
Dunno yesterday and held 90 await this action of the
Grand Jury.
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THE BROADE1Y BRIDGE.

IT, N, gdiior Of Thr rfibsh>
sfz: Owing 10 some remarks made at a meeti OF
iouraeymcn carpenters, few days since las reported IN
yons eoumns am led TO infer that this structure Is TO
cost 600 In lieu OF $1,000, which the public have been
gwen 20 understand was the contract price Can you
threw any hight Ia. additional interesting subject 70
Taxpayers. hNoSsIANi HhApA''
A NIL
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DEDICATION OF A NEW MASONIC TgMPLE-The
new Masonic Temple situated at the intersection OF
Grand and Seventh sts, Brooklyn l.. d., dedicated
with Masonic honors last evening. The fraternity OF
New York and adjoining cities largely represented,
and the occasion highly interesting The edifice Is
furnished throughout regardless Of expense and reflects
great credit upon its protector and owner Mr. Adoph
Baker Of No 7s and lS0 Grandst The dedcat0ry exer
ciscs were strictly Masonic Brother Il. W Robert Nc
Coy acted master of ceremonies. The venerable
Brother Morris opened the proceedings with impress
i've prayer and the Rev. Or T. =. Porter delivered an
Grafton of more than usual eoquence and power Al the
conclusion Of his masterly effort DR. Porter said We
dedicate this temple whatever right and good aud
true and pray that before aud around Its altar there
NAV ever shine the holy light Of the Divine wisdom. Az
the of the Grafton the large party parto0k ola
grand banquet prepared by Mr.. Baker. after which
specchcs songs sentiments the order ~ tho night
This splendid Temple viii be occupied by tho following
Lodges Baltic, Progressive, Corner stone, Marsh, Man
uel Copcrncus, schiller DE wit Clinton Chapter, Pro
gres-ive Chapter. aud De Witt Clinton Commandery.
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SeU0iOrfdt DSfcQ1fiOD.
The following is the official for senatorial Dele
gates:
RelIsbicdiis. DsmOcfrN
TIhi1dee {; IaphaIn 2223 David A. I1crpOnt .lta2
Augug NcIDouad - 222s George ". NichOlas 1853
strrlisg g. Hadley. 2230 Josiah T. Miller "a
Melat nh II. Lawrence122G DelazOn j S1hdellin 1923
XXXIsT DISTRICT Erie C0,'Hfg.
~ TRIEeElIB TEiBUSH.
BITVALO ApTil 19Tlc official canvass OF Lie comfy
shows Democratic majority 201s for the Democratic
efes ~ large 10 the Constitutional Convention.
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The Union

PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
Chartered By 1Opgrss ami having hVs GoTsranea3 Df
onei BY iae Pr.ii,u, ofth- United states oser taei,/
FIRST MORTGAGE THIRTY-YEAR BONDS,
BgARsG Sx PEl, CENT fNTBgEsr,
PAYABLE sEhLASsl'ALLT IN COLD
| Forsals tl,,oushtbe
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BAsK
NO. . EAssAUsr.
sndM Mssss CLARK .SoDeEk 60.
BANKERS no 81 wALbsr.
mi JOHN Cisco 3 sos
BANKERS n |. 33 wALLsv.
Is tbs Cily ofEswYnt
sRISETY PER CENT their par vsGe With Accrue sfs'e's"
rbe.. BOnd, arc secured By FIRST MORTGAGE I" tbs nAS
ROAD AND EQUIPMENT OF sfxTEEE THoUsAM 'oh1AsS
PER NILE mncb ss the cost Of the Road '""Ns
HUNDRED AND FIVE sLEs bsve bsen eoaplstsi u" ss~
substantial aud dy equipped 9Th Oiss stock loo ''
machine md 'ssp' engine houses station ss' bra s''~
Stbhek. and have bess -
APPROVED AND ACCEPTED BY TiE GOVERNMENT
''r an EXAMINATION ana aov.usa. cos"issoss ssa
snO- in successful Oper,siou.
Tho Company Las on Laad ou raatsf seieat
complete the Roaf,O the Rocky nos osh.
S7 mie,by the Is September tie psged Tor 10 snp'e,os
by the contractor TWELVE THOUSAND BUTDRBU Gssv
ACRES or LAND PR MILF granted cSspsuy y as
Government, in addition ts the Subsidy THOUSAND boz
LARS or GOVERNMENT BONDS FOR EACH MILK. or ROAs
AS COMPLETED The Chicago R--rosd
completed With this O@shs fosss large
ness in passengers and freight
The Chicago Rock Tand and Pscse Gb,iso Baassss
Quincy an the Hannibal and 81 Joseph Raod Companies eype
extend as links Of road onahs derng the ysa'
four Trunk Railroads from the Eas. s greatly s
business Of this Road and the Central being
great energy from caH this Great HntOnh Railroad
the Continent 1870 insur. for all the business both passenger .s
freight possibly accommodate The the BOHiS beis
payable gold and the small per mile there qussicsi
their safety and the Company has hesitation rounendse
hem To the public Arrangements being made wb the N.ass&
Banks generally throughout eoauy accommodation o. 10
ia these Bonds The Hoa E. D. MORGAN and The Hos
OAKEs AMEs. Trustees JOHN J. CISCO. Trsasurss>
Special Notice.Tbe MASTER MAsONs Of the City and Cs1nf
Of Nesork requested to met the Mechanics Exchange No -
Liberty-st. TUESDAY at O'Clock ~.
". ~ yacKsos Secretary. JOHN T. COEOyRR Oaslrmsa
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TuE WoRKINGMEN's AssEMBLY-A meeting OF The
Brooklyn Trades Union held last evening atfrenada
Hail. Myrtleavc. Delegates present from the yart
Gus socetie. composing the Union. end the Chair
occupied by the President Mr. Edward Gallagher The
hour" question up for discussion and dele
gates from several societies expressed the opinions OF tho
Associations which they repre- scntcd all urging the fixing
81 some time when the should be entered upon
No definite conclusion, however was reached ana the
meeting adjourned
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BROOKLYN HoRTALTY.-The total number of
deaths in the city Of Brooklyn during the past week
OF these by far the largest number credited
diseases OF the lungs Thirty five of the deceased wero
% were women IS boys and 81 girls. Etghtythree
natives OF the United States the remainder
OF nationaes.
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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
NEW-YORK.

CHARTER ELECTION IN BINGHAMToN.
BI
BINGHAMToS, n T.. April 29.-The first Charter
Election III the CITY Of BnghamtOn took place to-day
resulting In victory for the Union Republican party.
who elected Abel Bennett Mayor by l39 majority. The
Common Council is largely Republican The utmost good
feeling has characterized the election.
Isl DISTRICT (QHeej,S CO,nty)
Dele00ies at L0ige.
The following the official for Delegates at Large
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NAVY GAZETTE.
ut,1raNlrn 10 rnE rElsryE.
Aprd 90, 1867

cant Thos H. CorhB detached oh duty megbsr OF he
Con Of Inquiry Philadelphia and ordered TO command tue uns'
MA. w pdne, aehed Onward aud granted leave Of
sb.eu,.. NAt, g.. H. Wing placed on waiting orders
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Cnsd-Mog gRSrNO GOODS OF avery desirable ~ 'or,ani.
on hand Al srang Se ~. s5l Brof"sS oppoA
Tiffany Cos. Prices ,eiy IeasonAbA
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MINING STOCKS.
rr rrnEarapr 70 rnE 1nlnryn.


PEAvcco. April 27Tte foopinz od,vs quotations Of
mirir- ari other s.orf Goud SO f0o:i Choa
u rqtos $50 per foot 0pf, e9o per mg Hale Sorrro.'
per foot Point blf11 per foot Yellow JACKET
pei Be'cbef foot; loot.
penal per Caoui Navigation COMPANY u per
p ,eati Calf rua state telegraph Co, 30 per cent
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RECONSTRUCTION,
SOUTH CAROLINA.


ANOTHER Nli.- $500 ~ N11O '1D4N
BH TzLssRPE TO TRiBvSH
COLUMBIA, SC, April 29-AnOthel important meet
lng Of whites and blacks was held here to-day and was
largely atteUded. Gov. Orr addressed them in speech
= on hours length, giving the cOlOred men advice as 70
tn oQ.teal and social duties and urging that they
should al pIesent attach themselves neither TO the
Democratic nor Republican party but TO wait and array
thcmsclye5upOn the platform OF National Union party
that could be occupied In common by both south
and ali people North He cOunseled moderation and pa
onCe aud promised that provided the negroes 90 theli
duty the People Of the South will them educated ana
secur sd III all the privileges OF ireemen. ,,
"A Committee on Resolutions, consisting OF Is Whtes
and blacks reported Conservative platform when was
unanimously adopted 1t provides free schools iOr the
education OF al children. and the revision OF tAe CIVIL
hfet the Resolutions had been adopted the Rev Henry
M Tnfnyr 1i,55Tfsa; ot Washington made speech ne
said he cared for no party and simply desired the
witch insured all the privileges Of manhooo re WsSu
above all things TO see united South tOT ne eIt sas
fed that notwithstanding the educatOn Oh the pas We
southern gentleman the best ana trueSt enu VI lhe
negro. - 49,. ..,,o--os ,5rir,~
asanrances OF fhe cordial cooperation OF the people IN
measures looking the advancement OF the coofed c
be eeting was also addressed by other citizens, and
GOOD feeling prevailed. mixed Executive Committee OF
Thirteen was appointed for one year.
Judge Kelley Of Pennsylvania is expected here next
week
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a nnfrnsf.

Geo T. Wilkins ~ STrci,' ~ T. writes: We haye isy
dol5 thread nr.rr, aud thlk nis1Ha We have
also H Gi' Machine sad think here melting hts T."
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Flushing, Dist No Mathew COrden 2 Patrick Doher, l.
XVIIITH DISTRICT (Leiris COuityJ
The Official vote OF Lewis County gives
Waldo Hutchns Rep. ll52 Augustus schell, Dem. So
ScHdiOriOL
Marcus BickfOTd Rep. Robert Lansing, Dem SO
XXIIID DISTRICT (D,idror, CoH1fyJ
The Official vote OF Delaware County on Delegates AZ
Large shows
Republican. .3lO6 Democratic lbH
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Itend It.


THE EVENING GAZETTEER
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKEr-Apra %.
Er rELyeaAPn 70 rnE ralsrsR.

prices 20 bead
AZ N ~ for 4l6d E Tor fair q good. sud ].g ~
atrei: 100 head 10 1Gc HoKs dn
an l9acs sales J0 heal q +l09 40 - = 100 n
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XXIVTH DISTRICT (TioQN CO-Hfg.
The official count Of TiOga County gives
Waldo Hutchns. Rep. .176l HnguStu. ScheN, Dem 1855
Republican majority, 50i.
For Senatorial Delegates, Mr. Goodrich Republican
pOed the largest number Oi votes on his ticket and john
) Wells the highest the Democratic tickets They re-
Ceived respectively:
Milo Goodrich 1867 John :. Nels......lu,s
Republican majority, IL.
XXNIIH DIsTRIG -tOifGriO fOtHtD.
Dci|g0tes Gf L0r0e.
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rFrrBLIcAN MASS MEETING AT PORT RIO

TFTBLICAN MASS MELIINU Al FOKI ItUl AI1
The anniversary of the death OF President Lincoln,
tho 18th inst, observed at Beaufort . Co. by the
holding OF a great mass meeting by the Union people
At least 900 people present three steamers hang
been employed 10 bring the freedmen from lilltOn Head
and other neghborng islands Capt Robert Small of the
steamer Planter the chief marshal OF the day and
r. III GTeaves OF Beaufort q cOOred man, presided MT
Greaves made eloquent address, urging the advant
Of organizing the Republican party IN the south
Resolutions adopted embOdyng the organization OF
the Republican Association Of Beaufort District pledg
ing cooperation with the great Republican party OF the
Union thanking the XXXlNth Congress, and advocating
free schools for all the rights and dignity of labor and
the breaking up of land monopohes stirring speeches
made by +. g. Dudley. the chairman OF the com
mittee resolutions, by r. G. De Large, {. e. Bowen
and Peter Miller of Charleston, Jas NJ. SinlnS OF StNaI
nah and j. j. Wright, John s. SmallwOOd, and W j.
Whpper OF Beaufort It voted TO send delegates TO
the Republican state Convention to be held at Chares
ton the Tth Of May Good order prevailed throughout
Radical sentiments OF the speakers were received
with enthusiastic Appreciation
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ALBANY.

ALBANT DESERTED EY LEG19.. O'' Co., RECOGNITION OF
THE SERVICES CF THE OTFCEEs -"' DUN ho'ShS-
LOBBY AGENTS FORCED TO CoSTRBCrB gochARiTA'
BILE PURPOSES
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prova all Engsmen for the course thew have taken and
we are sure they but sentiments which the major
y of rational in this will be ready refec
ton to adopt and reterate.
This petition was drawn up believe before the convc
ton and condemnation of the prisoner Burke But what
OF Ihe remains previously tried and condemned applies
Win YET greater force his and that of the prisoner Do
ram convicted and sentenced the time with him. The
ohet Justice stated that he could hold out hope Do
ran who was recommended by the jury and in the
case OF Burke there such recommendation Unless,
therefore, her Mst perogave of be exered these
men must die the scaod before the end of this month
NOW we cannot believe that the magnanimous and mercul
spirit OF the English people would approve of the ncton of
such DOOM No doubt these have legally forfeited their
lives No doubt their DEATH necessary the of
order in Ireland might Justly exacted according to the laws
OF all civilized nations But venture to say there is
thinking man in these countries who believes that the
ton of Burke would extnguish Irish rebellion. Every
knows that the effect would be quite of another kind We
cannot degrade Burke in the eyes of the Irish peasanty or in
the eyes of the who noursh Irish rebellion If he dies by
our law he becomes sancted glorfed in the Irish mind
hero and a martyr.
Let give any chance for the emblazonng of another
banner few hence with the words, Remember Burke
The of Smith OBrien would be charm copiure
up Irish rebellion with No flag bears his name rebel song
Is sung OF him. and yet he brave and honest his
own way patriot, in every gentleman But had
the orbearance and the wisdom not make martyr of him.
He died unframed and his ghost does not haunt in
the shape of rebeon called up by his memory and his
fate So surely put Burke to DEATH surely will his
counymen rank him with Emmett and conspe at the very
foot of the scaffold to avenge him.
At such me hardly possible not to be impressed
with the lesson the United States have just taught They
had put rebellion which made for years in
the field and at time threatened the disruption of the
country. The Southern rebellion too-le look the
frankly in the facehad infinitely less than any Irish
rebellion since the days of Tyrone Yet not single
has suffered the death penalty for his share in that gigantic and
unnatural revolt We must not give the world say
that punished the miserable outbreak of few hundred
and few hours duration with greater severity than the Uni
ted States displayed towards the leaders of the Southern Con-
federation.
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The Greatest Wonder Of the age-the Revolu-
ton in the South,

Of all the wonders of the nineteenth century
founding and the gratifying is this wonderful revolution
universally inaugurated the South under the decisive
construction laws of Congress mighty revolution
effected by the late for the Union in the abolition of
African slavery for this the removal of the foundations
upon which the whole uperstrucure of the social religious
and political institutions of the late slave States rested Re-
construction upon the basis of universal liberty and civil and
political equality thus became inevitable from the be-
ginning to the end of President Johnson halfway experiments
long there any reservations of discretion left the
ruling white class of the rebel States those States would be
held back under the hope OF restoration of the Old order of
thngs-at least the of reconstruction the old
ciEn and political distinctions of race and color.
But Congress has solved the problem From Virginia to
Texas there active movement the South
whites recognition of the civil political equality of
the blacks 1t revolution casting those fixed ideas of
two hundred growththose ideas resulting from
bondage which the federal constitution founded and
upon which the Government has administered three
quarters of century Is not this great revolution Southern
of mankind the Oriental nations and in Greece and
Rome the transition from the restraints slavery to the
CAPABILITIES freedom because slavery marked
by the enduring badge of color The same may be said of the
emancipation of the serfs of Russia But American slavery
limited to the negro and resting upon religious belief of
white man, is totally different thing. Still with u.s. even yet
in nearly all the Northern States political distinctions against
the negro resulting from slavery in the South
less prevail
All these things considered hardly believe the
ports OF our correspondent the evidence of
touching this wonderful revolution in Southern IDEAS Thus,
for example, stands General Wade Hampton of South Caro-
lima, DISTINGUISHED leader of the rebellion pleading the old
abolition plea OF liberty equality and fraternity to meet
ing OF blacks who only the other day his absolute slaves
and regarded by himself dvney his sovereign
will and pleasure as their lord and maste-Hrad My 23r
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q

Our homeward voyage round the Cape was slow,
From battling winds, and fogs, and storms of snow;
AT length the icebergs dwindlng in the sky,
Gave rest O. nights again and on
Across the bounding trade waves azure flow
We our ship, all nvas.crowded, fly
Under the spangling stars and flaming sum-
Nor was it till again voyaged by
Ascension that storm began to blow,
Or that we spoke barque our lea upon
Which passing told us how under our larboard bow
wreck had SUNK whose passengers they'd rescueda save
That night spread dark with tempest 'er the MAN,
The thunder roared through deluges of rain
When, scudding under bare poles with the storm,
We heard the foretop cry" Look out-a wreck
And forward running was first to gain
The shrouds, when beheld-I knew her we'll
The old Cerse's hull, and ON its deck
Amid the surge white boned skeleton,
That casped In its female form,
Which, by the Heavens swear was Pauline Fell +!
Twas but moment when the lightning shone
They passed-then all back-the terrored sight
gone.
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Off bleak Cape Blanco gale but fate
Passed DER us till reached the Southern Sea
And then for six weeks more we sighted Shore
But straight abreast the Atlantic trades scuddng gal
antly.
At Cadiz, as just forgot to tell,
We took aboard some passengers we'll
All British they gentleman of wealth,
Named Asor, with his servants, and also
His doctor and his daughter, Pauline Fell
beauty she, but with look of stealth
And pride and sorrow in her brow and face.
Upon the quarter oft II seen her pace
OF evenings, when the sky black hell
With tempest, and when all had gone below,
With suen tigess tread in the gloom that grew like lead
Staring norward through the darkness the urd pillows
flow.
As by the roundho,ise fire we talked at night,
Many curious matter to light;
For, of Master Aston speaking, told
This rich man loved the doctors daughter fair
Who loved English youth with all her might
Whom Astor it was said, had bought with gold
To give her up and stay at home, while he
Bore her to India with him, DER the sea;
But, though he loved her for her beauty rare,
We saw both by her manner, angry and cold,
The wrong he'd done her stirred her glance and
word,
And made her look when him. like wild beast in lair
One eve when Isle Ascension was in view
And sea and sky all gold and blue,
stood to the wheel awhile; and as they leant
Together DER the buwark CHANGED to hear
The Master Aston this fair lady woo.
You say" said he, 'syour will shall meier be bent?"
Never !" she Cried "Then by the Lord, you fear,"
He Kissed, " since thus you spurn me, mark WE'LL
swear it by the Heavens and by He'll,
From which own dread, unnamed spell,
If mine you shall not be alive, upon the sea
My skeleton shall yet embrace your beauty, Pauline Fe
No he spoke but went below. The day.
AS in those climes died sudden far away
black cloud sprung up from the west, and soon
With it wind all sail was taken in,
And all made taut the decks cleared right away.
On came the Storm and through the clouds the
ISPlunged like vessel mid the tempest's din.
That midnight when twas blowing full gale,
And had gone below, figure pale
Passed me- but as she passed me smiled gay,
And in the cabins gloom, then lightless tombJ
Was lost Why twas know not but my instinct BODIED sn
Next morn, before sudden mighty blast
The ship turned beam end on E; the mizzen mast
Was cut away, and for time we tried
To the ship, in which leak then sprung
Showed five feet in the hold. The lead was cast
And but ten fathoms found. Just then there sprung
cry that Master Astor, too, had died,
Which made each man that heard it stand aghast
For twas from her he wanted for his bride
We her father while his hands he wrung,
Speak with her. but the fear of shipwreck.was near
And thick the sky little spared aught beside
An hour past when fearful shock
As struck ship upon bank or rock
Some ten miles eastward of Ascensions coast
The washed over the Cerse, yet still
She held together firm as in dock.
Though Water.n and wholly hanless
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Off bleak Cape Blanco met gale; but fate
Passed DER us till reached the Southern Sea
And then for six weeks sighted shore,
But straight abreast the Atlantic trades scuddng gal
antly