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The New York herald., 1868-06-02
MASSACHUSETTS.

The Ancient and Honorable Artillery-Cclc.
bratiOn Of the Two Hundred and Thirtieth
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS by Distinguished
Gentlemen.
BOSTON, June l, 1858.
The two hundred and thirtieth anniversary of the
Ancient and Honorable Artillery composed OF the
leading men of Boston, was appropriately observed
by parade and dinner to-day. with General Banks
acting as commander. The Rev. Dr. Stoors, of New
York. preached the annual sermon and Mr.. George
o. Carpenter was chosen commander to
MI the vacancy caused by the expiration
OF General Banks term. AT the dinner i'm
Faneu Hall General Banks made the opening
speech, and Collector Russell responded to the
sentiment OF 1.-THE President" Governor Bullock to
the sentiment OF massachusetts" Mayor Shurtefr to
The City OF Boston," General Francis J. Lippitt to
"Rhode Island" and General Nathaniel Head of
New Hampshire to 'rhe Granite Stale and Her Sol
diers.v
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

SaInave's Predca cament-Complaints of the
American Minister and Foreigners Exag.
Gerated.
HAVANA June l, 1868.
The Cuban journals assert that President sanaye
had been beaten by the forces Of General Potion Fau
bert In his desperation at failure Salnave forced
his way out Of the lines drawn around the capital
and went south. His Minister, Delorme, followed
him.
The troops Of General Hector were expected at the
capital
The commander Of the American man-ofwar was
Informed on good authority while at Port au Prince
that the complaints Of the foreigners. about their
treatment were exaggerated, as well those of the
United states Minister, who wanted O large war
vessel to be stationed there for the purpose Of watch
Ing the coast, making demonstration and forcing
the Haytiens to salute the stars and Stripes wherever
they may be raised.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02
IElEGRAPnlC NEWS Items.

The veterans Of the One Hundredth regiment cele.
braed the anniversary Of Fair Oaks their first battle)
at Buffalo yesterday. The celebration closed with
ball last night.
The coast fisheries In New Brunswick and Nova
Scotia are very produ ctive this season. In some To-
calties i've times the amount Of last years catch
have been secured.
Hon. W. p. Hurland Of Canada, IL to be Lieutenant
Governor Of the province Of ontario.
II is understood that Judge wimot, Of st. Johns,
win soon be appointed Lieutant Governor OF New
Brunswick.
Her Majesty's steamship Barracouta Ia cruising in
Bay Cheleur for the protection OF the fisheries.
George r. Douglass late General internal Revenue
Tax Inspector In Texas indicted by the Grand Jury
for completely In bonded warehouse and whiskey
frauds, arrived at Galveston yesterday and sur
rendered himself to Marshal Byrne.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02
HONDURAS.

British Pretensi0ns Over MIosquitO-Oner Of
"a Subsidy TO the Pacific Steamers - The
Tarin.-Haiiway Project.
HAVANA, June /, 1868.
Our advices from Truxillo, Hond., are to May IS.
There was great excitement in Honduras and Mica
ragua, owing to the renewal Of British pretensions
over the Mosquito territory. 1t considered that
It would again be expedent for the United States
interfere in the matter.
The republic of Honduras is willing to grant O
subsidy OF Ss, 900 to the Pacific Mail steamship Com
pany II they will include the free port of Amaapa in
their intineraIy.
until August.
The English capitalists interested in the projected
railway across Honduras are very sanguine OF sue
cess IN Ga rfy ing out their plans.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02
CUBA.

General Lersuudi to spend the Summer mt
.GuanabncOs-Poverty Of the Common Coun.
c;l-An Imperial Boast.
HAVANA, June !, 1868.
The Captain General has chosen Guanabacoa as his
summer residence The municipal authorities there
are without funds to pay even for lighting the town.
and are unable to offer the courtesy of a banquet to
his Exceency. subscription, however, has been
raised for the purpose among the wealthy loyalists
Of the ncghborhood
IL is reported that an ex-imperlalst has recently
toasted the reunion OF Guatemala and Yucatan
under one rule and that the rule OF q sceptre This
took place in low rookery Of the town.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE I, 1868.
CLEAR

CLEARED.
Steamship Etna (Br) Brdgman, Liverpool Halifax
Steamship Hammonia CNG), Meier Hamburg Kunhard.
Steamship Arizona, Maury, Aspinwa-Pachc Mail Steam.
steamship Mercedita Smith, Havana-smth punnng
Roc s. hGrSnd Ames
ship City of Brooklyn, Cousins, St John, NB-Nesmih &
Bark AdclIa Carlton, Carlton Melbourne Mailer, Lord
Hesperus Br), wayco,s, Buenos Ayres and Monte
Bark Josephine (Brl, Day, Liverpool, Ns7J N Harvey
Brig Foam I'D, Jenkins !, ,Konssberg- Lindsay
Brig La Creole sD.tes' psveyldsr CMacoa-Dovale Co.
Brs Ssso gqfSman r aoper Hunter
Brig Annie Collins Br), Smith, st John, YB-smi,hers
schr White Sea, gaschford, Dema!ara $ W Levi. Co.
schr setagawa, Allen Point au Peire. b Weinberg.
.schr Sunbeam, Pierce Turks Islands and Kngsion-R
schr II squier, Fisk, Georgetown, DC-Brockway Ba
schr Mehaska, ri.chcs, calal.-w Ray.
scbr W Thompson, Lawson, Providence-strananan
ssn moy sTord Co.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
French frgae semlrsmis, Msndit Martinique, l6 days.
s,eamship Borussia NG, Fyn,en Hamburg Nay IS with
liable liable WIND. and ios Rsg $ nss snsS Rss.sG ss "a
ship Rversde bound Soth, lat Il r. Ion 50 81 passed
Steamship Empire, Prsse Warrington, DC, with mdse to
stesmshp tArsr tine new 1853 tons, Flores, Boston,
70 valen,in, Estrela Co win proceed to Montevdeo.
Ship Carolua Msgp vannah (ae Aahey San Francisco
via Rio Jarsro Ap 2$, with mdse 70 Vim Whock The
put into RoJu.ero TO land Capt Ashley who sick;
crossed the Equsor May Ion & and has experencedfne
weather.
bark Purvsyor, Budd, 81 Croir, II days
Bark Strabmore Br Burge, Padang Feb f3 with mdse
TO Morewood Co. Passed Cape Of Good Hope April l,
where abe weather since then
light wps aud nne weather; last four davs foeay.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02
TELBCRAPHIC ] NEWS
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD,
Civil War, Anarchy and Blood
shed in Abyssinia.
The Royal Nominee of England Repu-
dated by the Chiefs.
ABYSSiNIA.
r r o M

Sad Eesnlts Of TheOd0rus' Death-CiviI War
land Denied by the Chiefs-Severe Battle
and Marshal Ney Frnternizntion-A Queen
In Possession of MngdaIl-The Egyptians to
Enter the Territory.
QUEENS HOTEL, LONDON, June l, 1865
The special correspondent of the HERALD in Abys-
snia furnishes interesting letters from the kingdom
just to hand here, dated on the bank of the river
Tacassi on the 3Oth Of April.
This special intelligence conveys important but
rather melancholy accounts of the present effects
produced by the British expedition, under General
Napier on the political and social condition of the
country.
Civil war; with its consequent anarchy, regned all
over the territory at the date of writing
The native chiefs released from the centralized
sway Of Teodorus, many OF them set personally free
from his dungeons, had organized and raised armies
to fight against the new dynasty of Gobazle OF
Lasta the nominee of the British as the successor
the deceased monarch.
Gobazze called out all his force in order to main-
tain his position
His commanding General named Mashesha, set
out at the head Of strong force in pursuit OF a re-
leased chief named Ali, who was in active hostility
against the sovereignty of Gobazze
The opposing forces met and furious battle took
place between them on the 26th of April
GobazZes force under Mashesha had many good
soldiers Of the Wada-Gallas country in its ranks but
as soon the Walda men behe!d their old chief, Ali,
they Immediately reversed their spears in the very
heat OF the engagement, rushed to him with joy
like Neys army to Napoleon I.-turned their weapons
against their late commander, Mashesha, and de-
feated his army.
General Mashesha was made prisoner by the frater-
nized legions of Ali.
Queen Mustevat supported by twelve thousand
horsemen OF the Galas country has possession OF the
site OF Magdala and the ruins evacuated by the
British soldiers.
The native priests declare that Menelek, OF Shosa,
is the legitimate king to succeed Theodorus, on
the Debra Tabor, or the 'dount Of TRANSPORTATION"
The HERALD's special correspondent winds up his
communications with very sad reports of the cruel
ties practsed by the late Theodorus.
The special writer concludes by stating-a most
important fact-that whom tiIe British army under
Nania- feft the country completely the Egyptians
will go into it in force.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02
General Grant and the Radicals

lWasihhSIoh correspondence (May 81 BostOn POST
Democrat
prominent politician held conversation with
General Grant few days since the subject OF the
next Presidential canvass, during which Grant ex-
pressed the same indifference which Is being exhIb-
tied by the masses OF the people throughout the
country He took occasion to crtcise very severely
the conduct OF Chief Justice Chase and said that II
re tGrant had been as anxious for the Chicago
nomination as Chase was that perhaps he would
ee more interest In the result. He also expressed
the opinion that Chase was still fishing for q NOM
ination by the extreme radicals. /" But, General ~
said his friend, you are now the candidate of these
very men," don't SO understand it," replied
General Grant, :" and when you see my letter OF ac-
ceptance you Will discover that such Is not my
position" This would seem to indicate that Grant
Is about going back on his Chicago friends IL is
very certain he begins to feel thai defeat awaits him
In the contest. He charges that Judge Chase Is
responsible for any disaster which may overtake the
radical party.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

WHITsuN HOLIDAYS OBSERVANCE. LIVERPOOL
June To-day is recognized a holiday and there
is nothing doing on Change or In the markets. To-
morrow also will be a holiday in this city, though
business will be transacted as usual at the London
Stock Exchange.
QUOTATIONS IN LIvERPooL.-IIvERPooI June /
Evening.-On the street to day cheese is dun at Sis
per cwt for the best grades OF fine. Sugar firm
Petroleum quiet. Breadstufs heavy. Lard quiet
Pork nat and nominal.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-ANTwERP, June 1.-Petro.
leum Is duh at "A francs per barrel for standard
White.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Scotia will leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at twelve O'Clock NJ. on Wednesday.
The NEW YORK Rehabilitation for Europe-will
be ready at halfpast ten O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies, In WRAPPERS for mailing. six cents.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02
EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

SOUTHAMPTON, June 1.-The steamship Deutsch.
land, from New York May q, arrived at this port at
eleven O'Clock yesterday forenoon.
QUEENSTOWN, June 1.-The steamship City OF
Washington from New York 18th, arrived at this port
Yesterday. The Liverpool and Great Western Steam
ship Company's steamer Nebraska, Captain Guard,
which LEFT New York May 70, arrived here yesterday
on the way to Liverpool. The steamship Denmark,
Captain Thomson OF the National line, from New
YORK May l9 arrived here to-day and proceeded.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02
CALF ORNIA AND NEVADA.

Hoavy Shocks Of Earthquake Felt at sacra-
mento and Virginia City.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 30, 1868.
Two heavy shocks Of earthquake were felt in
Sacramento City and vicinity at nine O'Clock last
night
The shocks were not felt at all in San Francisco,
along the coast southwark Of this city but were
very severe in the State of Nevada that region
being ss far as ascertaned she principal seat OF the
disturbance. -Four heavy shocks were felt at Fort
done AT Yirginia City several large bu,idl1cs were
NcyssJ50dy rushed out Of. doors ex-
pecting general demolition OF things. The pumps
supposed cave bad occurred. Wv
The New York herald., 1868-06-02


The Evening Telegram.
THE EVENING TELEGRAM HAS THE LARGEST CIR
cuLAr1oN or ANY OTHER EVENING PAPER IN THE
CITY, AND is CONSTANTLY AHEAD NALL MArrERs ,
OF NEWS. LAST EVENING 1T WAS AHEAD or Ar,
ITS CONTEMPORARIES IN THE Fo LOWING tsrpr.
EsTrSG HENS
THE LATEST NEWS ~ CABLE,
FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE AND np.v.r,,
aoSsTP,
THE NEWEST swIxDLrN I; oprpArrovs
EVENTS IN TIE CITY AND suaupRs
DEATH OF Ex-PREsIn ENT BUCHANAN
AND
THE LATEST VIEWS BY TB LEaRApH AND NAIL
IN THE rHIBD EDITION Tr CONTAINED
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS,
EUL0orEs ON STANTON IN THE SENATE,
sToNExAN SUCCEEDS scHoPIELn IN MS MILITARY
COMMAND,
CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL FINANCES,
THE GREAT HoLr AK IN BOSTON
1'sD
yuE LATEST MONEY TRADE, MARINE AND srocx>
RkpuaTa
The New York herald., 1868-06-02
IRELAND.
".sedifiOus'' Editors Set Free.

':seditiOus'' Editors Set Free.
LONDON, June l. 1853.
Messrs. Sullivan and Pigot, the two Dublin editors
who have been imprisoned there for some time for
alleged scditous articles connected with Fenanism
at home and the invasion of Ireland from America,
have been released from confinement on writ OF
error heard before the highest court OF law appeal
sitting in England.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02
NAVAL lhTcLLIGEanc.

Arrival o. the Storeship Purveyor.
After passage Of eleven days the United States
storeship PurVeyor arrived at harbor yesterday
from the Island of ST. Croix, West Indies. This ship
sailed from the Brooklyn Navy Yard on the 18th of
January last taking on board naval constructor
and twenty-sx mechanics, sent to that island by the
Navy Department for the purpose OF launching and
setting afoat the United States steamer Monongahcla
which vessel, as 1t will be remembered was washed
ashore acora-reef opposite the town of Frederick.
staed ST. CroX. the afternoon OF the 18th of last
November, by one OF the EARTHQUAKES which have SO
frequently visited the West India islands, during the
past lew months After long and continual efOrts OH
the part OF the naval constructor and his mechanics
and the timely assistance rendered by the officers
and men OF the Purveyor, the MonOngahela was
put anoat on the evening Of the 11th ult
All the necessary repairs to render the Monongahea
effective for her passage home having been COM
pleted, her officers and crew are now engaged in
taking on board her armament and stores prepara-
tory 20 sailing Tor the United States, and she will be
ready for sea on or about the 10th inst.
During the stay OF the Purveyor at st Cr0ix that
island has been visited by the following United states
vessels, the Contooc0ok, flagship of Rear Admiral
Hon; De Soto, Commodore Charles s. BOggs Sake,
Commander Henry Wilson, and Shawmut, Com
the morning OF the 18th ut., on tour OF inspection
or the ships belonging TO the Atlantic Squadron
stationed in the West Indies. The De Soto sailed for
Key West, Fla. on the evening OF May 49,
The following Is a list of the officers Of the Pur-
veyor William Budd, Commanding; 7. N. Myer
Acting Master and Onicer John Barret, Acting
Ensign and Navigator David A. Hall Ensign Daniel
Q. Burleigh, Acting Passed Assistant Surgeon; ID
b. BatioDe, PASSED Assistant Paymaster Henry G.
Jordan, Paymaster's Clerk; Thomas Davidson Jr
Naval Constructor.
The steamer Saco was at Curacoa May 10 ult. All
on board were well.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02
CANADA. :

Reports that Father Mcmahon Has Been
Fiogged for Reading Fenian Papers.
KINGSTON, June l, 1865
report has been in circulation here to the effect
that Father Mcmahon, the Roman Catholic priest
who was captured by the Canadian forces at the
time Of the Fenian raid and sentenced to the peni
tentlary, was discovered reading Fenan papers few
days ago and was seized, nogged and his confine-
meut rendered more irksome. The report however
is denied by the authorities of the penitentiary.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

FRENCH THEATRE.-Giacometti's very effective
work, 'Marie Antonette," with its series of dramatic
tableaux and its ingeniously con;rved opportunities
for the display Of the genius Of Madame Risor was
repeated last night. 1t is unnecessary to say that
the role OF the unhappy queen powerfully sus-
tanned by the great tragfdienne. Henceforth Ris-
t0ris mpersOnatiOn OF Marie Antoinette will be as
indebly associated with the name of the royal
victim as IL the splendid description by which
Burke mmortalized her In his "Renections
on the French Revolution" The excellent manner
in which Sgnor BozZo personated King Louis XVI,
makes us take pleasure In announcing that ''Mare
AntOinette" viii be again repeated this evening at
his benefit At the matinee on Wednesday 'Maria
STUART will be represented. The debut OF Mile.
Lambelle In Ofrenbachs best work-"Orpheus''-is
appointed for Thursday evening" 10 IL manifest that
Mr.. Grau, as new lessee OF the French theatre IL
determined to spare pains to render 1t the prin-
cpal fashionable theatre in New York.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

A.-Wnrd's Perfect Fitting Shirts, Broad.
way and Union square also at 357 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

A.-Ward's Cloth Lined Paper CELLARS and
CUTS, Broadway and Union square; also Wholesale
retail at 3S7 broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

A.-PhaIOD's " Paphian LOtiOno Removes
FRECKLES, PIMPLES, TAN, SALT RHEUM ERYSIP-
kLAS
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

A.-PhalOn's ssPaphian Soap" Possesses tho
It will not chap the skin Is invaluable for the TOILET
BATH and NURSERY.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

DEPARTMENT STATED
WAsHINGTON, May o, 1868 !
To WHEELER WILSON, New York
SIRs-The Department has received ONE GOLD MEDAL.
awarded your firm Sewing and Buttonhole Machines
at the Paris Universal Exposition of 1857.
Your obedient servant,
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

New Era.-RushtOn's F. W. Kissiugcu
and vchy Powders, superior to the bottled water at 10
AstOr House.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

Royal Havana Lottery. -Informafi0n ~
nished and Prizes cashed In gold by ORIHuELA A 20
Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

A.-Reject All Violent Purgntives.-They
ruin the of the bowels and digestion TAR
RANTS EFFERvEsCFNr sELTZER APERIENT Is used
by rational people of relieving arrangements
of the stomach liver and ntesnes because
srcons without pain and impars vgor the organs which
II purihes and regulates. Sold by all druggists
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

Neatncss, Economy and Despatch Combisi0
the execution of orders Metropolitan job Printing Esi
ishmeni, Va Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

BntcheIOr's Hair Dye.-The Best i'm tho
world The only perfect Dye harmless, reliable insants
neous. Factory 10 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

A.-Stylish and NObby Hats for Gents and
youths at popular prices. BURKE, l23 Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

The Famous COrner-91 Nassau str
corner Futon. The Metropolitan Job Printing Estabnsh
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

BaII0u's French Yoke Shirts, Ready Made
and made to order wholesale and retail Removed from M
to 69l Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

CristadOrO's Hair Dye.-The Beet Ever
manufactured Wholesale and retail also applied at No.
Ant Hnuea
The New York herald., 1868-06-02
SAILED.

Steamships Etna Halifax and Liverpoo Arizona, Aspn-
wall; Aierce.ita, havana; Chesapeake, Portland.
Wind at sunset $, very light.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

The Eleventh Artlcle.-If the Eleventh
Gle OF the Impeachment Managers had been q sousd
wond have been adopted without dissenting voien Il
to.Pees !" ua.s' uv,n ns sRlnt ~Iuve ~ me at
iassl Pu. Io,'u Vy w VII vaiIsu hNOa, W xiA Dad
concernhg tue ehceuehce OF whose producu theis bu
The New York herald., 1868-06-02
A.-Haxard & Caswelps Pure

COD LIVER OIL.
Best In the world
Manufactured on the sea shore, by CASWELi 4,
CO., under fifth Avenue Hotel.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

Wigs, TOupces and OrnnmenfnI uir.-yyese
quality Hair Dye and Hair Dyeng all coiorS BALCHEr
LOk s, l6 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

Mosquito Nets.
1000 pieces white at 10 cents,
Wholesale retail.
PALMER'S PATENT PORTABLE FRAMES,
At KELTY'S CURTAIN STORE, 4T Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02
Important from Washington.

lmpOrJant IrOm VusniH8tOns
DEPARTMENT. OF STATE,
WAsHINGToN, May Q, 1868. !
To WHEELER RI 4 WILSON, New York = ovn oo, vrn.,
awsrdea to your firm Sewing But,onhoe Machine:
'''' ''''''' WILLIAM H. SEWARD
| A.-Wnrd,s Perfect Fitting shirts, Broad.
| way and Union square; also at ss7 Broadway
| A.-ward's Cloth Lined Paper Cellars and
Caas Broadway and Union square; also Wholesale and
sr.n RA sAtH sHsSn sHasr
A.-PhnIon's .sPnphian soap'' Possesses tho
same properties the "Paphian Lotion 25 cents cake
BATH .nd fis invaluable Tor the TOILET
A.-ReIect All Violent Purgntives.-They
o s
1t purihes and regulates. Sold by all druggists.
vishy Powders superior to the bottled water al 10
A;-styIish and Nobby Hats for Gents and
youths at popular prices BURKE l2s Fulton street.
BaIIou's French Yoke shirts, Rendy Made
and made to order wholesale and retail Removed from au5
Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best in tho
neous. Factory is Bond street.
CristadOrO's Hair Dye.-The Beet Ever
manufactured. Wholesale and retail also applied at No.
Astor House.
Campaign Medals and Badges, Mnnufnc-
tured by HOLMES, BOOTH HAYDENS, ~ Chambers st.
DibbIee's Japonica Juice for the Hnir. S54
Broadway.
Established i'm 1SOO.-The Metropolitan Job.
Printing Establishment " Nassau street
For First Glass Printing of Every Descrip.
tion go the Metropolitan job Printing Establshment w
Nassau street.
Furniture Coverings,
All styles and colors
At KELTY'S CURTAIN STONE, az Broadway
Mosquito Nets.
1000 pieces white at 10 cents,
wholesale retail.
PALMER'S PATENT PORTABLE FRAMES
At KELTfS CURTAIN STORE, 47 Broadway.
Neatncss, Economy and Despatch COmbis,0
the execution of orders Metropolitan job Printing Ests
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

Campaign Medals and Badges, Mnnufnc-
tured by HOLMES, BOOTH HAYDENS, ~ Chambers ST.
The New York herald., 1868-06-02

Furniture Coverings,
All styles and coors,
At KELTY'S CURTAIN Stone, az Broadway.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-28
A Years Work.

Sitting beside the easement
In the chill October day,
While Twilight, wrapped in her misty veil,
Was sObbing her lite away;
Hearing the tinkle OF the beck,
And the chirp OF the lingering bird,
And the whistle of the home -oound hind,
And the low of the distant herd;
Watching the red leaves floating down
From the branches one by one;
Thinking of all that q year could do,
OF all that a year had done.
Sweet as an Aprilmo It rose,
The love that had failed so soon,
Strewing her path with bright May loWers,
Brilliant aud warm as June.
II dropped in Augustus fervid smile,
1t fell like the years last rose;
She will scarcely trace its resting place
Meath December's coming SHOWS.
The blossoms will bloom into life again
At the call of the summer sun,
But nor time nor tide can undo tor her
What single year has done.
Sitting beside the easement
Till the stars CLEAN through the 6rs,
The large tears dropping, slow and cold,
On those folded hands OF hers.
They glitter as bright in the red fre-light
AS the diamond that she wore
Ere she drew il off, the mocking pledge
Ofa troth whose truth was DER.
The hollow darkness around her creeps;
The days long watch Is run;
And all that they swore but Death could do,
A little year has DONE.