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Tlte Kose an<| tin- ?tin g. BY FKEDEBICK LOCKES. A very pretty specimen of Mr. Locke poems la tue one ou Mr. Thackeray's tt< of '.Tue Kose and the liing."' lt seems tl hi the-wiuter of HJ54, Mr. Thackeray TO ta's Bt?ry, h> Rome, and brought it, chap by e??pter, to rand to thc daughter of li Um. \V. Story, the sculptor, wno was rh recovering from a severe illness. Wheu was .published. Mr. Thackeray sent t child a copy ot tivi bookvwitj? one of 1 own caricatures of himself in the act presenting her with che work. Of this Al Ijoeker has written as .follows: " She smiles-but her heart is sable. Abd sad as lier Christinas is chill: Sim reads, and her book is the fable ' ; He penned tor her while- she was ?H. It is m uprears ago since ho wrought i!. When; rudy yid Tiber is King, And chapter bv-ehapter he brought ii. Ami ruad her the hose and the King. And when it was printed and gaining Renown with all lovers of glee. He sent her this copy, containing His comical little woquts; . A sketch ot a rather droh couple- ? Alie's pretty; he's quite t'otner thing; He begs (with a spine vastly supple) She will study tue Kose aud tho Uni-;. It pleased the kind Wizard to send her The' inst and the best of his toys, His heart had a scutiment tender |i"or innocent women and boya: And though he was great as a scorner, Tho guileless were safe from his sting How sad is past mirth to tn/- mourner! A lear on tile Hose and thc bing' . She reads -I may vainly endeavor Her mirth-checkered grief to pursue; For she hears she lias-Just-.'ind forever-. AJieart that waa known by so few; Bul 1 wish un the ?fcrinc of his glory * One fair little blossom to flht.i; And you so? there's a nice little ?tory Attached to thc }toso and tho Ring! Fra.iicl-?o? Dc lia Vega-the HI? it-iv. ils The power of man to adapt himsel to new, and, indeed, unnatural morie of life, hus lons 'attracted! tho seriorf attention of tho philosopher. Sour have thought it. possible for him ti live in the water -like a whale; and ii support of this theory, the extraordi nary aquatic feats of the Greer landers and che inhabitants of tho shores o thc Mediterranean, tho South So; Islanders, and the Chinese, have beei pointed to. Many men have beet known to swim thirty milos a day .ind ?he famous Neapolitan diver, com monly called ll Pesco, once perforinet th'? distance cri' fifty miles in twenty four hours, on tho coast of Calabria At various periods, strange report; hnvo b<?en spread relative to huniai beings who have been found Jivin? dither insea-enves or on tin- bosom* o ; tho mighty .deep ?tself; ano amid th? numerous examples brought f n-wr.ri? to prove this amphibious nature, ol man, probably none is moro ourion? tuan tlie following. But let us pre? mise that it is no offspring of the pro sent writer's imagination. Whethei tho ;meedota be in itself absolutely true, or un exaggerated neooivrit of "a singular and somewhat startling oe cui renee, we cannot pretend to de? termine; but w .i can undertake to say, that no doubt was entertained on tho subject by coteuiporary writers, an J that it has been treated a'; an esta? blished fact by Tieck, tho Gcrm^ poet. If you open tiie map of Spain, on the Southern shore of the Bay of Bis? cay, between Asturias and Old Castile, yon will find tho town of Santander, not far distant from .Sant?lann, thc birth-place of our old friend Oil j^lax. and itL close proximity to Santander, you will soe the name of Liorganes. This is a place of no partieular inte? rest, except what it derives from the following narrative. The surrounding ?cenory is mountainous, and tho land capo stretches down through pietur sque valleys to the sea. Hore, two nndred years ago, lived a poor but onest couple, named Francisco do la rega and Maria, his wife, together ith their four sons, Titomas-who as already a priest-Joseph, Fran ? seo and Juan. Francisco, named after his father, i ^s born in the year I6f>7, and soon \ , jan to evince a wonderful predelic t 'Q for tho water. Even in early y ith, ho was constantly either batli ii j or angling in tho river that Hows tl' rough the district. The same year th vt ushered young Francisco into the w rid saw the last of his malo proge ni ir, so that the task of maintaining h'. family m linly rested with Maria, "a her son's ind 'lenee was the source o: onstant grief to the poor woman. Io Min did she ?x*-rfc herself to send hr *,o sc-hool; tho good-for-nothing ic-L w was constantly seen during set '?l hours either swimming in or Iji' ring about his favorite stream. At mgth poor Maria lost all patience wit . her cnild, and in a mb mont of frei :y she cursed him, bidding him tak altogether to tho sea, ?md got his liri g there, as he was of no use un ?tri . Now, a mother's cuse is a foai il tiling anywhere; but amongst Son ?ern nations, more * espoeially, thor is a superstitions feeing attached - toit idiich' o ft?n iTTive? the victim on j mi -?- mi m i-lin ?!" m_y I * j to fulfil his own*doom. But whatever influence his mother's words may sub , seqnently have exercised on his fide, Francisco remained quietly at home until he had attained the age of fifteen,; .when be waa' sent to Bilboa, to learn the handicraft of a carpenter. ' The tows is not very.far removed from Saulander, and has always enjoyed a high^reputation for the excellence of itsWord und stell, manufacture. As might have been anticipated, tho I young apprentice showed no greater ! love of work at Bilboa than he hail j previously displayed under tho mater ! nal roof. He was constantly wasting ?his timo in the river, neglecting his r duties, and, consequently, causing I great dissatisfaction to his master. ?n lilis manner he continued to Jive ! for a eoerde of years, until one after 1 noon lu: wont ont with some eompa i nions to bathe. It-was on a jnid-sum I mer day, A. 1). 167-1, say ftie chroni j dens, when this event occurred. After . enjoying the.luxury of a somewhat prolonged bath, his companions came on shore and dressed themselves, and were rather sjirprised not to seo Fran? cisco among their number. They waited a considerate timo for i their missing comrade, and at length j returned to the town, leaving.his j ? lothos on the bank when* ho bud de ? posited thom. The unusual absence of his appreutieo now bogan to alarm '? tho honest mechanic, who caused in? quiries tobo instituted regarding him; but all that could be gathered was that lie had been seen swimming down tho river at a great distance from Bilboa: and as nothing further was heard of ' fch? unfortunate, youth, the natural in? ference was that he had either become exhausted or had been seized with cramp, and so had fallon a victim to his passion for the water. The carpenter toot the earliest op j portunity of informing poor Maria of I the probalKe bite of her son; and the good folks, her neighbors, shook their j heads, and said that the mother's curse I had been fulfilled. Maria de la Yegi, ! in her affliction, now denied that she j hud ever made Use of the dreadful I words ascribed to hoi', and some of hoi I friends corroborated this statement. ' Be this as it may, the honest woman gradually recovered from th? .shook she hud sustained;'aud convinced ol Francisco's death, psople ceased t? ! tiilk about it. and all r? collection oi tlic wayward boy was rapidly fading away. !. ive years had claps od, when a sin gular occurrence happened on the op i posite coast of Spain. One morning j in tho year 107?!. some fishermen Iron j Cadiz wore pursuing th.-ir usual ave ! cations', and had already cast tin ii j nets, winni they perceived a -strang? I object in the distance. The tigun j moved, appeared on tho surface, the: > dived under the water, where it TO mained for a considerable period, lr appearance it strongly resembled ; human being; and the boatmen pullet farther out to in order to take ; more minute sun cy of their new ac j quaintanee, and, ii possible, tc? enid iiini; but as ho did not appear again tiley returned to the shore* at*then usual hour. 'Having mentioned thei adventure over nigul. they wer?; ac companied next morning by several o their acquaintances, all anxious t; have a look at this strange being, li tins they were not disappointed, fo it Huuii s owed itself in the water n?\v approaching, now retreating then plunging underneath, then re appeal ing; and after going through ? variety 01 these gambols, as if in pas time, it finally vanished from view Wiien tho fishermen again rctumei j with tins nows, tlie public euriosit; j was raised to the high&st pitch, and al j s'jrbs of means wen? devised to eatel I tn?? monster. At length it was anani mously agreed that the larger an stotitt'i- nets should be taken out, aiu that other bouts, standing across th bay iront the opposite side, shoal endeav<jr to drive the animal int tbem. Already had the water-ghosi Us ho was called, formed tho mai topic ol' conversation in the surrouuc ing country, and the authorities wer naturally anxious to solve, if possible tue mystery. (Ju tlie third day, : made its appearance again, anti r< mamei longer than usual on the su: luce. The lisbermeu now threw pie?-? Oi oread into thu sea, which it rapid! cangai, hold ol', and devoured wit apparent relish; for on flinging otb? Suces o/erboard, the monster gradi iiby approaciied nearer and neale: until it anally came so close to or boat as to got suddenly entangled an caught in tue net. Tue men, delighted at their succ?s now hauled their prize into the boa wiien, to their groat astonishmen they found the sea-monster, who: tntiir imaginations had pictured ? hali a tish, nothing more nor less tba any .ordinary human being, with m tiniig ol' the lish about him exe?;] some scales on the back-bone. Th? ~~ ' ""' ' ' - - - - #- - soon carried their captive on shore, whore a curions crowdalready awaited their arrival; and amidst the tumult, and clamor of the people, and their exclamations of astonishment, they conveyed>him to a Franoise JU convent .The monks, and some mon of conse? quence in the'place who had followed thc crowd, now examined this singular being more closely, They addressed him, first of all, in the langnugo ot the country-then in Italian, French and other dialects; but the wild man did not reply by a singh- sound-ap? peared not to comprehend in tho slightest degree what was said to him, I and altogether bore on his face thc ! expression of perfect imbecility. A ! pious monk, now bethinking himself ? that ho was possibly possessed of an j evil spirit, set tn work with thc cus ternary solemnities for driving out devils: but all the holy* friar's efforts proved unavailing, and did not seem i to produce the slightest impression on I this stupid hoing. In this manner, J he continued to live for some days in ! the convent, fed and clothed by the j benevolent Franciscans, rb- wc.? per j fectly harmless, allowing thom to do ? what they pleased with him; but no I thing he saw or heard caused in him I the least apparent interest. Various I men of rank visited the convent, in order to soo him; but they could find I no clue to his identity-where ho carno I from, or what no had boon. j After the first excitement about bini , had somewhat abated, he ono daysud \ denly pronounced, in a distinct tone I ?ii voice, the name, of Licrg&nos. This j word he repeated several times, but ! no or.- present know what he desired j to intimate by it, as the little town, j obscurely situated in a remote district I of tile kingdom, was perfectly un known to tho good monks. Ht-eoih-efc ' that the country was Spain, and tho century thc seventeenth, and you will i not be surprised at this want of geo? graphical knowledge on the part of the holy brotherhood. [COXCTAJDED IN edt XEXT. j How John "Morrissey v. oars an r>l,S0f] i .diamond in his shirt bosom is the sub? ject of a Saratoga lotter. THE following gentlemen suv respectful.} suggested ?ts candidates ??r the Convention to be held in September nest: .AVADE HAMPTON, A. it. TAYLOli, W. A. H Alli IIS, , J. <?. GI1JUES. Jul? "1 * In view ol'the importance of the approach ins; Convention, ;t is i,t vyt.-.il eon-? rpiem-? o> o-, i siat we si m ti ld be represented bv men not only of pulriutism :e.id experience, bu ol' legal acquirements. I bug, t?i.?retor. . i. pre*? ut to tin- voti-i'.sol' Ui< bland tho name: ol' tue following gentlemen, who are <i"? nently* fitted for lUe lerponsible j.'.si tb; wiueh thev atv nominated: CHANC.Cijl.OS ( AM'.or.. HON. WM. i*'. IVVCSM LIE. COE. W.u. WALLACE. COL. V. W. Mt M.-uSTEU. Aug 3 I?*??s- tile Colive ut ??>;t. The friend* e.* tie- Union and of the: State, cb-siring to bring ?"ito h r council praeticil kmw'ci'go, sound patriotism am devotion to her b.-t necrosis, resoeotfull; nominate the fello-.\ ing gentlein-n'as deb gates to th?* State Convention from tb District of i!;chl:nid: j?i>ty CALDWELL. WADE I! AM ?TON. A. li. TAYLOIL >>'. A. UAIHMS. August 1* Oftice Gen. Sup. W. and M. R. E., S.-y. Anglist 15,1805. ON an?*, after Angus! lS.n DAILY TilfYI. will run between Kingsville and SVil muigtou. I.eavi-?g Kingsville-daily at M.U a. m., and arvi%i::g -.A Kingsville 7..*?<? p. ni These Trains -.'.ill malo* daily connections a Wilmington with Trains for any pom North. They also will cont:uno to "ronnoc with Trains on the Northeastern l!:.i!roa for Charleston and Chc.raw and Darlingto Kailroad. TheVe Trains carrv both freigh ami passengers. HENlll'M* DUANE," Aug 16 2\vd GeneralSuperintendent. FEWER, HEWETT & BOWMAX (Siic'sors to ITotehkifs, Fenner A Bennett, COM. 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I ii A i i! ..- tiie utily ul til loyal i.../...im ul lae KU.IU.- ?: :->.-1 ii u I iiiou.ua to I'i' .iiij.tly go iori.iud uiiti tillie tue until of .li.Cj.utice io ii.-, i/iiiiett .Suites, bet?re s o mu iiiajj mlrair or tniiuiiry o nicer ol th<? 1-eUeral lioVi rUlllL-lit, Itnu UiilY Oj lpljji'i-d lol ilil mhii.-un:.;; .unas; anti ti.cti :?. uul uOi'l/.'.d to give eel lilied rup. .> : .-._? i., i i.e persons respectively t?y ivuotii tUev Wer, i.e. Anti sucli lua^Lsirates or o... - iv. ai ?i b.eroo} required w ..t at.rttriii tau ol'.^iual*. o? ?ucti elita.-', ul as, early . . -, .. . iiiaj Le iou veinent, e. tile Di-pui.i_i. i.i :s:i-'u. :i? toe i ol' \V:i.siii::;'.:-j.i. i;. c. *..:r. i initiier ??rucami. declare ami Illili ; ?tilt*..i'll, liii.l tl.e :.i ii...eer.; ?.f EliC rn v, ul : . . . . ?.. :r> .. i ... V.in ? . :.;. .'..- : . ..t.- .-!>. ehiL-Ls, ou-un i .?.?.i ..iw;,: -,i i.\ arli Ir.Mi.ih? .\: .X i. m ..i .o:.;; tt> ib.. law., o? 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And tin .lucges a :d ('lii'.uceuors ul tue StMe ur?: nr. u> required to c\creW ?.;i '.ie- i..?-.-i.- ?mo jvi 1 T.i! tia" linties w.iiel. ai , .: lal!) ti, li.ca? ri ? iM-e?i\e o it. et s, .nut i aiilv 111 crilililii-l ..ase*. 1! Hill be f-pi-ctcd o/ tho 1 wb-.i al illulia]-} tutiioriti. - now i.i Soitib'Cari Ima, lu lend tiieji* author.i-y io tin- mvil oii'iee.> oV tm i ro vis i ur. a I (io',vrr.:ne?t, ! .r the pur aOiii: ul" enforcing the luv?i u pre.-.er. j. .:; -lu- fi ac- ulai :;i>.,ii orii>-V ol' ihe Si:,ic. Alai i do tar titer eommaiid aud ei.jo?*? ad giiod and lawtbl citizens i-f tin- State lo ii. ute io enforcing lin- lau s ami lu-iugitig t.. jui?t'cc all disuiiinly peiwii.i.. all pluni'.er . o;, robhe-ii: amt mriiituiern, ail vagra:?i:> a::u iitle persons who are wanuci hii; a Lou. -Without employment or a?y viotble nitons . : sin . ult.UL; theuiselM-s. lt i; also ?->.pwett:d c li ?it all fornii r own? rs of' in ci. persons mil be Kind to them, and l^oi t ern fill' the children aged to perish; und tue fn ed i icu and women are earnest]} ciijoiiied lo make contracts, jui<t and fail*, f'?r reinsining wit.h^thei? loruier owner. if? order to facilitate as m nell as possilile the hpflii'iitioil 'or pardens under the ex ri?pted -i e.tiiftis (>t the I'resident's An.y st} fiiicliui..tioii, it- i?i staled far infoimatioii that all applications ma.-; be by petition, .-tating the esi:eptiori, ?ind accompanied with tin- oath prescribed. This petition nm.--1 l>t first cvproved hythe Irovi^ional Governor, mid then fonvaiikfcd to the i'n-sic dent. The headquarters ot' the Provisional Governor will in- -it Greenville, where ab communications to iifhf must he addressed 'I in- newspapers ot this Sl?tc will pnbiisll this proclamation till tl* election fv^- u em? bers of the Convention. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto sot my hand and seal. Done at ihr [i.. s.J town of Greenville, tins -.".)th day of ?Inly, in t he year of our .Lord, i;65 and of the independence of th? United States the ninetieth. T> i, ^ . B- F- PERRY. By the Provisional Governor; Witu.vM H. Pir?v::y, Private S.\T< .. July2e .: