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rslEGaAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ROME April 20, 1872.
During the session Of the Chamber of Deputies
this evening Prime Minister LAMA read despatch,
dated Naples this afternoon saying :-"The eruption
Of vesuvus is increasing and becoming more seri-
GUS. Two hundred persons have been burned by the
lava. Flames burst from the earth under the feet
OF the Inhabitants Tore del Greco is in danger Of
destruction; the people are flying from the town.
Temporary provision is made for them by the au-
thorities.n
English Report from the Scene OF the
Visitation.
LONDON, April &c. 1872
Rumors OF terrible disaster near Mount vesu-
vius are current In this city,
whose curiosity led them too near the volcano
New Crater Opened-Scenc of Awe and
Distress Mt Naples-Thc Italian Min
istry Summoned from Rome.
NAPLES, April 2e-Evening.
fresh crater opened in vesuvius to-day The
ashes and lava threaten the villages on the noun
tain side, and the inhabitants are removing their
household goods
thousands or persons are encamped in the fields.
The Ministers have been summoned from Rome,
and are coming to make provision for the houseess
people.
The bay is covered with boats flied with spec
tators.
The scene is grand and terrible beyond descrip-
ton; the flames at times shoot up to great
height, and masses Of rock are elected with earth
quake shocks which are distinctly felt in this city.
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The Citizens OF Holden Fearful Of n Visit
From the Rufians.

HOLDEN, NO., April 20, 1872.
The greatest excitement prevails here tonight on
account OF the repeated threats Of the mob In Cass
county. Squads Of suspicious characters have been
seen within few miles of the town, and 1t Is not
known what moment there may be an attack. num-
her OF patrolmen have been stationed at different
points and all the citizens on the alert and will
defend their homes to the utmost. w. b. Nichols,
wen as about twenty-five Of his bondsmen, who are
the best Of citizens
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POLITICS IN KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, April 20, 1872.
The Democratic State Central Committee have
issued call for State Convention at Frankfors
on Thursday, June 20.
The worklngmen of New Albany, Ind, issued an
address last night calling mass convention or the
labor reft rmers of the State at New Albany June g.
They have also elected delegates TO the Cinclnnau
Convention.
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the city. His TANKS are resting on the river
Rio Grande his rear being toward the Ameri-
can side is protected by the United States
commander, who is preserving neutrality.
The revolutionists are daily expected around
the Notifications of the city.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., April Ell A. NJ.
PROBABILITIES


WASHINGTON, ID. O., April 27-l A. NJ. J
Probabilities.
The barometer will continue rising over the New
England and Middle States, with partially cloudy
but pleasant weather, except over the lower
lake region, where light rain IL probable. Clear
weather win generally continue over the Southern
States. Cloudy and threatening weather, with
probably light rain from the Chic Valley northward
and westward. Dangerous winds are not an,ici.
pated,
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A Fight Imminent Between French Half
breeds and Canadian Lumbermen.

TORONTO, Ont, April 70, 1877.
Dispatches from Fort Garry state that party Of
French hafbreeds, about six in number, went up
Red River, armed to prevent Canadians from
rafting down timber they have cut by a special
permit from the Dominion officials here. The
Canadians have sent to Winnepeg and got them
selves revolvers, and both parties vow they will
fight sooner than be thwarted. The half-breeds say
the timber was cut on lands which they have taken
up under the half-breed grant. There is imminent
danger Of o collision on the opening OF navigation.
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Delegates from Monroe County, New
York, to the Cincinnati Convention.
ROCHESTER, April 20, 1872.
at a meeting OF the liberal republicans held in
this city to-day, the ioowing named republicans
were designated as delegates from Monroe county
to the Cincinnati Convention
Henry II. Selden, Thomas Raines, George @. Nun
ger, William Graebc, Louis Lowenthal, Frederick
Goetzman, John Maui, w. G. Ashby, Theodore s.
Dean, J. Adams G. G. Childs Theodore Bacon, ID. ID.
5. Brown, Charles 5. Baker, j. n. Pomeroy, A. Man.
devile, Frederick O. Tapey, Willard Hodges. Oliver
Allen, Otis Cole, Harrison Otis and William IL
Briggs.
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CUBA.
Surrender Of Prominent Insurgents.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, April 49, 1872.
DR.. Emilio Loaces, brother of Antonio Loaces,
with twenty others, who were with Ignacio Agra
monte since the outbreak of the Instruction, have
sure ndered to the authorities near Puerto Prin-
cipe.
The Spanish ironclad Numancia has arrived at
Santiago de Cuba
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UNITED STATES NAVAL FLAG
Reception Of an American Admiral on French
Bourse
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.
MARsEILLEs. April 20. 1872.

MARsEILLEs, April 20, 1872
Admiral Alden, commanding the American fleet,
visited the Bourse to-day and was received with
distinguished honors by the members of the Cham
Der Of Commerce and many of the leading citizens.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA April 26 1874
Sugar active; No. r. Dutch standard l0 lOii reals
per arroba. Exchange steady; United States so days
currency, ~ discount short sight, Ia premium 60
days, gold, l0)s IL premium; short sight Eis - pre-
MUM.
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" E S U VIII S.
The Volcano in Still More Violent Eruption and
Serious Loss Of Life by the Lava.

Two Hundred Persons Burned-Flames Bursting
from the Earth Under tho Feet Of the People
A Town in Danger Of Destruction-Flight
Of the Inhabitants italian
Ministry Summoned to Naples.
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Rocha Recalled to Suppress q Rising OF
tho Lcrdistas.

Rocha Recalled to Suppress q Rising OF
tho Lcrdistas.
MATAMoRos, April 26-Evening.
A later courier has arrived from Camargo
bringing news up to the oath inst. He reports
that General Rocha has been suddenly called
to the City of Mexico owing to q rising Of the
Lordistas, the suppression of which has been
entrusted to his charge General Quiroga,
with force of 5000 men, moved on Wednes-
day to this place. His colleague General
Naranjo, remains at the head of the revolu-
tionists OF Camargo.
Moro ReinfOrcements for the Defence Of
MntamorOs-Cevallos SanSuine OF Sue.
ccss.
MATAMoRos. April 25, 1872
1t is reported this evening that the Tobasco has
again arrived OF the mouth of the Rio Grande,
with reinforcement of about eight hundred men
for this city from Tampico and funds to supply the
army.
General Agaia Of Monterey, In command of the
National Guard here for some weeks past, has been
appointed Governor of the State of Nuev0 Leon by
President Juarez.
General CevallOs expresses confidence that the
revolution will be suppressed within month, and
the roads to the interior opened to commerce.
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FRANCE.
Flow Of Specie to the Bank-Heavy Increase Of
the Stock Of Bullion.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIs AprlI 70, ISi2
Tie specie in the Bank Of France has increased
5000 900 francs during the week.
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Death OF A GOOD TEMPLAR,

PHILADELPHIA April 30 1872.
The great Scotch orator, Rev: Thomas hepp.erts
and state lecturer OF the Crane Lodge W GOOD
Templars OF Pennsylvania o'eo ~ Sula w Quay
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What DO You Value Your Hair AT !.
Do think it worth the trouble Of preserving always
q iiourshng condition. III PHALONS llAlR IN
yIGORATOR and guarantee you life lease OF uu-
blanched locks. Sold by all druggists.
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The InsurrectiOn Against Amadeus AS
Suming Alarming Proportions.

Fifteen Thousand Carlists in Arms-Royalist
Alarm and Rigorous Action Against the
Revolutionists- Serrano in Navarro for
the Crown and Constitution-Radi-
calism the Balancing Power.
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Havana Letter, ,..-prizes Casi,cd anu In
formation given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
lg4 Broadway room Z.
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Virginia Delegates TO tho Cincinnati
Convention.

RICHMOND, Va, April 20, 1872.
The delegates frora this city to the Cincinnati
Convention leave here Sunday. Among them
are several coored men. They win be joined oy
delegations from Norfolk and Petersburg. Ex-state
Treasurer RYE left staupton Yesterday as dele.
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Plot and Pa ssion Wins in Fashion,
DOUGAN's spuing HAT wins host Of admirers log Nas-
street, cornerf ii Ann
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A.-A.-JaeObson d CO... Hnttcrs. Omen
their store Fulton and assam streets today
Go there for q first class Hat alta POI ,uar price
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A.-FOr q First Glass Gentleman's Has
90 direct to the manufacturer ESPENsuEID lib Nassau
street.
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Royal Ha- ANA Lottery.-DntcinI Draw
ing for Aprri received by X oRTEGA % wan street
Poet Office b0x l,SlG
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blessing to Mothers.-Nrs. Windows
SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases witiAt which children
afflicted Is safe and certain remedy.
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Acknowledged Remedy or the Ago.
WATTS NERVOUS ASTIDOrE cures 7 rheumatism, Men.
ragia, Sciatica ana al Nervous ram Debility what
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Victoria's Visit to Napoieon.-auecn
Victoria intends pay visit to the exile Of ChsrIhurs,
Napoleon has procured chapeau brought out by KNOX
the Halter, 2l2 Broadway
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INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
MIXING HOUSE or JAY COOKE 4 co


BANKING HOUSE or JAY COOKE 4 CO..
20 WALL STREET, April 26 1874
We are offering Northern Pacific 7so Gold Bonds a.
par and interest in currency. They are issued in
nominations of from 800 to $1,000 Coupon, 800 to
$4,000 Registered, and at all times interchangeable.
at The pleasure the holder, without charge.
They are secured by First Only Mortgage the
Road, Equipments Earnings and Franchises, and also
on a Land Grant which, on completion of the road.
will exceed q 900 acres to track or 500 acres
of land to each 81 900 bond.
These bonds are receivable by the Trustoe&
at ten per cent premium payment any lands pur-
chased tho company.
In view of the ample security upon which the bonds
are based and the rate they bear believe
is first class investment safe profitable.
Holders of United States Five-twenty Bonds now
convert them into
NORTHERN PACIFIC sEvEN-rHIRTIEs
realizing immediate handsome profit and increase
Of about onc-third on their annual income.
The scmiannual interest on the registered bonds IL
paid with gold checks the office address Of
the holder.
With the same entire confidence with which
mcnded the government loans to capitalists people
we now after investigation recommend these
Northern Pacific Railroad to our friends and the
general public.
All marketable securities received exchange with.
out expense to their highest current
value.
JAY COOKE & CO.,
New York, Philadelphia and Washington.
For sale by banks and bankers gem
orally throughout the United
States and Canada.
A.-Iierring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l Broadway corner Murray drcee
An Opportunity.-The Choice Of Any
article In the immense goods large
6G7 Broadway one dollar The goods sold regard
goods at this establishment exceeds that of any
stituon in world IL Is located ut 667 Broadway.
under the Grand Central Hotel ,
Angels Turkish Baths, Lexington Ave.
nue. corner fifth streetVitazing before hes,ak-
fast, invi2orang before dinner, soothing than
opates retiring Ladies' day and evening" GEN.
tlemcn, every day and all night
Libra rics and Books Bought 1uj ,7s4
Books on hand. Catalogue No 81 free, send stamp
LEGGAT BROTHERS. No. 3 BeekIaan,s treet.
A.-Hcrnid Branch Office, BrOOkIy N,
corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum.stg ct,
Open from 8 A. NJ. to n. NJ.
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A.-RoynI Havana Lottery.-.r-4B. Mar.
fINEZ Co. Bankers, 10 Wall street; bog i,655 New
York Post office.
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TT Clean WindOws.-Tnke n Wet Cloth,
rub 1t over y cako OF M0kGAN's sAPoLI0 until II IL
COZ cred with creamy aihcr and then hrsky over tho
" OF glass clean OF and polish with dry cloth or
T.hamols
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A.-Where to Dine! Mt Dsn IL Dona.
VANS RESTAURANT, No East Twclitha rect. Largely
extended. Dinner from to g.
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Batchclor's Hair Dye The Best in tho
world; the only perfect dye ha rmles reliable insan
tancous. At al druggists '
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Window Shades of Every Description.
Also improved Fixtures
q. L. kelly 4 CO. IA Broadway.
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Davtds spring SSy' g of GcntIcmen'A
Hats-sae sroom 2991a Broadw ay near Duane street
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A.-Hcrnid Branch Office, BrOOkly N.
corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum.xtry ct
Open from A. NJ to r. NJ
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assist ly ing the foundation Consumption. 10 cure
the mosb stubborn Cough Cold you have only 20 use
Judiclor sly DIR. JAYNE's ExPEcToRANT
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Gentismen's Dres Hats, seven Dollars.
WARM )CK & co. No 59 Broadway
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Libra rics and Books bought 1U3 ,7s3
Books on hand Catalogue No. 81 free, send amp
LEGGAT BROTHERS. No. 3 Beekraan.y treet.
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Deane's French Iss ,upes md Brothers,.
BRAMIIALI, DEANE h co renewed 10 No 2a5 Water ST.
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TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, April 20, 1872.
The situation in Spain has become very serious.
The government has resolved to adopt the most
rigorous measures to suppress the instruction.
Nothing is certainly known OF the whereabouts OF
Don Carlos.
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[Eor additional Dispatches from Cincinnati See
Fourth Page.]
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Herr Strauss Preparing for the Boston
Fete.
VIENNA, April 90, 1872
Johann Strauss leaves shortly for Boston, where he
will conduct some OF the musical performances at
the Worlds Peace Jubilee.
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Angels Turkish Baths, Lexington Awe
Twenty fifth street-vitaliins before bxak
fast invgorating before dinner, soothing than
opiates before retiring Ladies' day and eveang- Gem
tlemcu. la all night.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-02-23
PerIlous Balloon Ascension.

IL
A man named Donaldson made a pal
loon ascension from Norfolk, virginia
which came near being his last iiight 10
the clouds, When at the height OF one
mile from the earth, and whlleperforming
upon the trapeze, Donaldson conciuaed
that he would descend, and Tor TINS pnr'
pose pulled the valve cord to allow the
gas to escape, but the valve refused 10
open, and he pulled again. IL sun re-
NAMED closed, and there oe'hg no tiine
To lose he pulled with boti' hands AGAIN
failure and for the third time he gave a
strong, steady jerk; There was sharp
kissing sound, as II made by the tearing
OF cloth, followed by rushing NOISE ana
ne knew that the balloon had burst
IL ana not collapse however peihg pre-
vented rom dom so by the rush OF the
ar from beneath, but closed up al the
sides. Al this time the @rohaut was
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After SHnken Treasure.

The wrecked expedition sent out from
Norwich, Conn, to Cumana bay to re-
cover an'mmense treasure supposed to
have been sunk in the Spanish frigat.
Sun Pedro de Alcantara many years ago.
has not met with the success that its first
explorations led its members to antici
pate but those interested in the enter
prise are still undiscouraged. The shin
was found, and the hui had been clear
ed out; but the result led to the concln-
sion that the treasure room had been
above and abaft the magazine, and by
the terrific force of the explosion the
contents had been blown into the air and
scattered broadcast over the bay. A
small number of loose coins remained
in the wreck, but it is believed that mil
lions of dollars cover the bottom, scat
tered over all area of an acre around the
stern. The bottom of the sea has been
thoroughly tested, and the examination
has convinced the officers of the expedi-
ton that great sums of money are bed
ded there, and may be recovered They
have therefore returned to the United
States for the purpose of procuring suit
able apparatus for continuing their
search. AS soon as possible small yes
sells will be fitted and sent out to
dredge in the bay of Cumana for dollars
and doubloons, and in the gulf of Carl
AGO for pearls, the company having OBJ
tanned grant for six years of the priv |
ege of working the famous pearl beds in |
,he last-named locality.
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All the Year Round,

And in all parts Of the world the elements u disease are
present the air the soil aud the water In greater "
less degree and therefore the q poNaes i~sis to
these Invisible enemies ~ health H,s,o,ers Stomach
Btters is invaluable as household medicine al all sra
and in every latitude, Atno period Of the year Is
toward the close OF winer when the aud rain are
beginning break up he winter blockade and from the
sohening SOIL arisos that t,rre mia ma which weighs
like incubus upon the vital machinery and deprsss-
the animal spirits II il then that the seeds OF inter
mittent and romtent feyers u rheumatism and rheu
mNto govt, Of obstinate stomach complaints. OF dis
orders Of the liver and bowels aud whole host Of pa
monaiy and nervous COMPLAINTS are sown,
The best the surest way 10 prevent this disastrous
,seiiag to nvaorate and refresh the ,ysem with
course ct the B,e II this prccsuton be taken now.
there II be danger Of the masmatio germs taking
root in the fluid and tissues Of the body aud bringse
forth terrible fruit the spring Now I, the time Tor
preyoution Remember that gor il the only safeguard
against the virus OF disease. and that ostctef BttTs
tee purest the safest The most powerful and perfect
inygoraut ever administered either m protective
medicine or remedy change of season approaches
which almost always proves less disastrous to
pers9nso aweak, nervous organization Brace up at
once with tho leading ronc OF the Purgefr from the
blood all morbid matter, strengthen the nerves. and
regulate and purify the seoretions with the Veg, b"
Elixir which combines the juice. Of the finest medicinal
roots herbs aud blks with the most wholesome of oil
d husiye stimulants
Columbus discovered America, but 1t has been found
that the ony economical Shoes for children the Gel
ebrated SILVER TlPPED-never wear at the TIE
AID worth two pairs without Tips.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-02-23

Jar COOKE 4 co. are now selling aud recommend ~
profitable and safe Investment all classes tn Frat
Mortgage 7-:BO Gold Bonds of the Northern Picitd
Railroad COMPANY bearing Seven and Three Zenith.
per cent gold interest than per currency
and secured by and only mortgage ent,re
each 900 Bond. The highest ppoe will BE-
paid for U. s. FiveTwenties, and all other able
Securities received IN exchange Pamphlet IN ps AMI
full information, well the bond, themselves VIA be-
furnished application by JAY COOKE & Co. Phila-
ielphis New York and Waehington and by most Bank
and BANKERS throughout the country
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Bronchitis.

This is an irritation or Inflammation
of the bronchial tubes which carry the
air we breath into the lungs. 1t arises
from a cold settled in the throat. from
Catarrh extending to these parts, from
scrofulous affections, and from severe
use of the voice. The irritation from
this latter cause commences in the lar
ynr and gIotis, which are the organs of
the voice, and, extending downwards,
produces hoarseness, coughing, and spit
ting mucous matter, sometimes mixed
with blood. II Is chilly dangerous from
its tendency to spread into the lungs.
and terminate in consumption. IT is the
cure OF severe and obstinate cases of this
desease that DR.. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery has achieved unparalleled
success, and won the loudest praise
from all who have used il. II is sold bv
ali respectable DruggistA 5Sl
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1872-02-23
Separate.

For the last time dear, tho last, let me hol'
Separate forever from tonight we stand.
The flowers grew so theky DER the gulf below
We never thought We nesred ii till tonight
you know.
Jasmine, roses, holio'rope blossoms rich aud
Filled tho eye with loneliness, Allied the fra
grant air.
Daszled with their glory, drunken with their
scent,
Hnnd-ln.hand, together to the brink we went
Needless whore the pathway lod, careless Of
the goal
Sweetness, calm, and beauty tapping hoart aud
soul.
Never from the sunny South, from the languid
West,
Came the bitter blast that brought reasons
searching test.
Black and kocn the east wind through the bios
SONS blew,
Forced tho clinging tendrils back from whore
they grow.
Crushed the gorgeous mass Of bloom, broke
the fairy wreath,
Showed IN naked ugliness all that lurkod be-
meath.
Dear, eood-by for ever, each too weak TO stand |
By such graceful danger, lingering hnnd-in-
hand
The south winds subtle sweetness would steal !
The sense again,
The west winds luscious languor lull the Ia zy
brain.
Though the blast blow bitterly, though We
shrink and SILVER,
Better 80 than lying lost in that suen river
Let the lovely poison-leaves wreathe and cling
once more;
We have seen beneath the veil-ah happy
blindness o'erl
The pariel paths lie straight and grey, the
aowevv dream is broken
Separate FOR ever dear our last words are
g. OXEN