The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, March 13, 1867, Image 4
Selected Pootry,
TO-DAY AND]iiOMRXW
Iligih hopesl , Ihat burn like stII'S, aubtlimic,
iw dowan tho skies of 'rgedoin;
An I tic liearis perisl i tlie tito
We 1 it terest neet 'em ; -
Jiut it nver sit we down and fstd,
'"There's nothing left biut. sorrow ;"
Wo walk Ihe wilIertess to-tay-..
The 'ronised Lauel to-Ilorrow.
O(iar birds o1'rog nre ile'il now
There are nto ilowei looiing ;
BIut life burns18 inl I hi( frozon bouga,
A 114 Freedniit 's .pi i ig is coin) ig
Anti Froodoni's9 tiin co eii,, up alw ays,
Though we may stral in sorrow,
And our good bark-itground to-tay,
)'ilkall fioat. againi to,.iitorrow !
Through ill the long, drear nigh t of years,
Tho people's cry n1SCe1nlel,
And earth is wet it iih biood all Iarr,,
E'lo our1 roer.k ffering's enled;
The few shall not for,.evc.r sway,
The uniny 1oil in sorrow;
The bars of' Ie'1 are strong to.<lfny,
But Christ shaill rise to-morrow.
'L'hough hearts brood o'r ile pist, our eyes
With rmi ling f'illures glisten ;
L ! now tho <ray l11irts 11)p 11t skies-.
L]oaim out your souls aid li' en !
The world rolls Freedoi's ri Iiilit. way,
An(] ripens with. our sorrow
.ieeltp heirt ! wloa henrs Ihe cro-ss t o.dlay
ihall wear lie crown toi-morrouv I
Ohi, Youth ! lanic earinelt: Stilaspiro
WithI eurgies inonorial;
To num a hoven of titeiro
( tir yearning olics potl;
AtteI though A go w en1ies by ite way,
And hear ts break in the furrow,
We'll sow the golelcn grain I
The Iarvesl coieCs 1'morrow !
linill ip leroio live t, n' all
lit, like tlhe sheat lie salire,
lien~ly Ito iah onti. ntOwl's connand
Oh! Clivalry of .l.alor
Triunillth aItd iont are I wi-is--i til Uy0
Joy siml the l-suisd of toirrIo;
Antl 'lir Iho niitiirt.tdy oi lo..qlay
rin'Iigs victory to-nurrow
TLio ColiitittiioUUl Alionditiutn in Mtas
clin8 ekls.
Th, qttrrslion of necepting 0 the pro.
poseI.( nin1endmint to the Fede1iral Con
stittionwas ubmi ied t. IIhe openi7
of the Se.-Iion of t hie th h m f..
i dat Ilre, to a special connulittee of thfla
body Y. Tinm iit.y of IliVl coniitt c
replort, leainst, tih; ametidmil t. Th'ei y
ay, tiIho oulitset, that, " i ;i ot eniuph
other .Stwum liave raIl a prop "ill
at iNeidi ett, I clne l setts egII .|11 ) , I (o
itaunt .1onn: up-m her -onviction., buit
hid. c:t1illot all'ord W, fullow tim ilit'ittile
to (o evil."
They ay tl;it. the deciiioll of the Pi
pit-time Coin-t as to wlhit or wiho wa a
ci tI/.i collt i desri tl 11 it0 i.tll e :i ; ll
thoritivelyiis a am n 1imentcould do;
liblueil, p.r..,bab)ly Iliort) ~ eusv l ;
O Olih is easo to fair timl, if t h i.
litr simldo eme i Nttlf o pre-nt
prtlt.i Colrt.,t a olew (tistjon uiL.
fImis ael- l tha. lrere ha c Nvmbt' be dane r
of an adivere docisaion. Th'eell doillniuon
too, ofeit:eizniaip of' "ol aho state wie.
in, thley reshle," i.s (if no, eilisve, aS loon(!
0hiille provilolla of' t10 ame1i.Jintt pro.
t'P lo' ar1111y1N, to person, as c Orhaiof
State. Tatrher th ajorit y aret nlot
nware that. Ihere has been any diatision
or that there i n ag irfmilnt amolng
eta autiheorities, as to what, constituts
citi::nship of a Stato apart from citizn.
lhip of the Un'it<. State.
Th'ley nrlge fnirtheri, thant coulilered
3-1(rs havo fol.ed overy rt ; t -ait
(,n). ha th u righ it, to lili,. if his living
wNIdi endatiger aho public and to
loss~ thas th rilhtl to protriy ich
tless hac he thei r~it toh poitm ia p-owe'rIi
(~-ri cthat'hi nwidr ifna iost let ial
flmitenit Soflc ;'f~mger Themdnsso
gfc iven-L ii lto govern et. th gohlen
fajtrei~ fromy hnt 0il it.ilat ion and to
tmo thi aXlDo uon ofe hiomogien oush
Staes;1 thsecn S. 'e tin l ingnishe
ern ofligach warnd is n'l(,ue lie tti
frntialt sou~e of thler woes.Itl lis
iThet:i t Idier of' hruieondernit on tas
j'i ohritsay hatt i repr11entationavte'
St ato will- beh c odr b1 to, needl . .A rit
er rebels,101 i'theyurge that "thce expeari..
enc fthet 11 ar hfua shwnl ashcathi.
tbanlltr of pri c ison ? es ti) South-~
trrt lolits,- legt-il arth me tho never
hol Ii ices~ referoi tod- ndinr iths tar
iho nio itIhot e-prience inn.atise
wi'thot ihenatvioin which assodcitioL
withii eitaoizens o other see-a
' 't i t th coine ny ivd th.t pile
iden, agIn without even th aniinotin.
tr u t tohro- oathe rece nd. leush-'
(Ih ickers,. ihi1 h-adtom dripni w vthl
bi'~~oild of ll no anrid wen------these
Tihte repor ts coelne s:ei rpab
"eti ite ibon inl mid tat in0 co
cieringvo opeer at of'Eiy thismn
tiof Congires s tn the diwreto of iv.t
uptlvocho~liv frhito ceoatdtogolIhoed
'ians. Tialgihitio is enutl ine
WOepeaka ent riois, andmens sund we
r ~ heldvalide iigt wilbt o u 'hehm l egnaO ly
wheherueLpemndent is ratifie d e
jeac doe ot sccm - hrdll posible to
ofpa .mthe ol power of cnl reesto
eofchd haloa ionati ry loyal r fo
States. We'( do no1)1t speak~ Cofi soar
pLhL~o adnendy 'polticraieldugie ;bu
wieo spek s atiot s i auned neh wpe
hav h right tb~ oleandO Ithatn phute)L
of recont~A'trnetiorsal ernc~ltone
rhoylwingt bhe icyheo beti the cm
hal co igency e itsrqrm me
Agricultural and Horticultural.
Firiom 1th0 Yorikvil l E111tilrer.
Guano as a rIoruiiser.
Our fariers complain a good deal of
the poor soil and worn out coni.hii o of
their land.; yet few of theml) have VVIrI
mad1141 anly enlerge'tic and0 conitinuewd er.
forts to iiprove Ithen. The expsericnce
of othera, hwwever, both ii this al
other coulitrieg, prove3 that ohi and
waste huilds call by the Ise of proper
incal, bn restored to I.iteir former vigior,
and ths becole profilibi!o to their' Own
ers. .1 ilih trat lon of Iis fClt , we. pib
lish Lih following extract a 1..r
fron Mi. IN. Norileet, of J.d"gecombeo'
Conity. N. (,, niddre-ced to Jolmi -
I J IInd,_!n, of Hiot.k 1111. Mir. N orl- et1: is,
witiely kilowl aIv on4e of th mio'I vnr'.
prising and. successful fiariers of th oibl
North Suite, an4d his (xNeriie- (70 inl the
use of Iiliiziera ltay 'ho p11j h-itas'.
st1udied by Ilri- tropl. Tho 11"ohiibed
Pacili GI.' n4o, ") wich hto roeco ill el ild.,
maliy be obtainled froml ;lhn it. Toll
doll, at ltock .lill, or J. N. Robsm~l,
ha rlo~n :
"I'he application of all roneim ' T(Iell
ma111m11res i-. a mlactter of grvatcr ipr
taice, Lhanl 11')t poopile attach to it.
Tiley shold be diAributed a(' evenh- wn
possible, or each acro shona4 lave i,.;
refipusnse .1mo0111,, aml evervPI furrowv it!,
eqil shar, ad 'inifou:, 'r thi ( t
benleficial reisCannot hIn obtaine.
TI e gra I or po rion of our IrIs n4 t0.,(
Abot 200 pmdi Iwr acre, appid inl
Lthe fuirow or drill, for cotton. if Ltho
furrows are 3. feet apart., which it ktI
usua1:1l diItani c v n h l.re, tlwe will Ie
in tid as, c 0 Iow t tlt e, cOni.
quen tly, aci row )eventy yardis lonl".
shonIhl have A IpoII.4 of (GUan44.
lNw ha1nds.4 slhItIl aive th I a nII::Iti1v
weighed out to tiei at fire, ,4114 if iln.
Iave any tact at aill. lty wil! i.'i0 nc.
<pulre 1111- habllil of~hst ribnI1iI, i. lsm c,11.11
ly is all prlaciclpurpo.i will re
itire.
As to i!. Conlpanth vinev wih
otheor mannnlu et it. cer-taily rm (".
Yia ' I I only, rai n very 'hi. I, vin
ren 111 ; -fully 1 l i ll c-: w., to PeriuI.
vian, anIi, ill maomy, far fillperior. 'wom
o4, 1 f -Io 41ih nit blieve, if I hal col
tihe nut.1:1I kntowldgie of te fact- fit
on0 1' :fie m de t4 incrae o .';l In ( I :,
wilh P ortivianl ili'llt) bit, C2 ]wr v..li,..
thlat coding M1 por e-ni. Inu-re! thm
Ih', Vi I I' f IrLmr. 1 h1aVC141 1dmore Ino,
probably, for tho unmbe11)r of acr..:
Vi.011o r. Ian any Othe' 15n)5n Ill the
South. .In conin with f'amr 4 ill
reganld to its uise, I mlake it at poitll to
imuprers on Lite beginner thIt 4on h
mlust Ito obs:Ve-(d, m114 neverl nleglected
if 1h0 wishe t1)o its uil l ll eftit.' I I,
Ittuist kwep a cican111 Cropi unotil it i., laid
Iy, 4nd luLinlctarly so in thet sprm.
Ii giv" an inmuwi to grasi that i-,
womtliitrfl the closo o)server, a4nd
frequently, half ofitzi vailue it! evximuwted
by i ly .grass, and, thb -fo rnd, )to
O.L oI(f its m elemnts arc left, to m11:murej
the crop 01 cOLtoLn--.anld it v- in that
way the Guano is often chargedtl with
t failure, that in Lrtih, Shollid be ILaTed
elsewhero. Other ferilizen arc u I hs"ed1
here with success, bi I conceive ithey
will 1.o caistIo. It requires nich inte
rity of purpose to keep up tho nwimfa-v1
ured lertilizers Lo ti Iio proper st:nli.
Ill t is o li ll1, 0 0 Nir, ,('.i s i l. pro
clinlnt. I have known nld dealt with
1114n forj 111111v %,oars, a1mi have alkw aIv
found him a straight, forward and4( isonor.
44btle gentiehnlan .
J'tr corn1, 1 wontii adivise 300t poun1d5
or eyell more, 0141l al wayVIs tetl Ibroadl
tatsit, asi Ovellly as p o. I il AIti 4-~4
'Vi4hI 250 pounds of' groiiu raw b'umea,
w. i llih 0 nor, 0or alast, I a 'L43 ml4h! tornl
as :3 :ereR with Ith Lscame Jagti.it y ;but
tinls thtingts s~Iomeh'owv or otheir :lwaIvi
re'sistdi, or1 netariy .io by the1 falrnwr.
lie mw41] thav. thte grea':test. numbo-Ir ofI
time iL bhiooves thei armetoI. 14ake as5 1
14u14 as1 po l)mble on1 as few actres, wideh
wvill enable iml to put a1 large Iltunnber
HoIIcl iS uJ Un nr.R o yI A No 'rl'mu l s.
rece~Iivedhl, fromil Saltvanna4h ihv the f:tlni..
iv (of thle dIIee.'wed, Saturda'i;y, we. ha:ve
1Il pa ilfl liinll 51ence40 of tii 114 nume r
otf Capttainl Ge.'orge I eywatrd, 441 amin4:
thet tirm otf IleYeaulx & Illeywrid, ('It
tonl FacetorsI'. rThe foillowin4g is a1 coip
01 the di~ea ch: Iolvi wich contvey ed fth'e
I'ti) GeCorge ('. iileywar'd was1: bru't f -
the' 111bli 41 road, and( i body ro41'l'>bed.
of is 44 waclh and14 Ioney.
W t. N. II1'nvA nI.
Mll the p1arftnlars we htave' bieen
ws r'e.idintg on ils planta1:tionI (on Ttv
1ie alt btou5441014 Itt welv ie froml NovanI'
na.i t is suptposelc4d 04hat141 1he0b1nil on
wagsUX, and11 that it was51 on1 is returl'I
to Il hi s ittion101 ta ho 114ws labl1
robbe.l d and4 111 nutderedl. Cap1j tai'-v
wards etl em'm11 liri~ about114 Clift
lniId:'d the A\slsley Dtragoonts, a Cv
alrty ('11 ompay wliich served's 451 thel
coast, boinig St atfionled mtost otf tihe i i mu1
at GrahamIl~ville, S. C. Ile was a~gen..
tIeman1l1' of' execetding modt)0fy an1d
amaiiyof d.ispositiovr pp
laitr as' ator n, m eryant, and
hiightly e~stmd by lhosts of' frieni.ls
for' his stointg chauracter' anld social
gnallitiOs. The mannll~or inl wich he(
wide spread fool1ing of sym~pttby and
reg;'et. Theo deceaises~d leatves a large
faiy.ontsistine of his~ boroaved wife,
andmxton hilron-Courier,
.IBrownlow thre'atens 40o retti to
pr' ito life, and4( tiho. .Io:5oli Vest of.
fers~ its uontdvenna t i'ii'at ife.
hls h in ly b it folite'f iti in y of' th
Northern c'i . Tim ). iln litoard of
Trade l o r i'!l to hitrou'e i di i ystem
o I he I Iir: ( ( .' h
'The followinl.g n.izeex n somne of lihe
uhatags wichwill ]e IO-t:14to reITtu4
ru-InI thie genmitil adoptionl(t of 0 Cevlita sym.
Ivn :
A.-r. A. N. Siepai d, of A'niy, N. Y.,
lrhktahe the folllou in ltliswver to (lhe quesc~
Iitti . "1!ow i.tho ebit'ttnttii Flin tho old
to bec~ettl '!" .p v thw ebnlo to
wutk ph e wha-t 0h0 naar1ket qul atatiot"J are1
tA felw, :
I what ( Il.. 'Olbt.) $2 00
o. I Corn . hn ; h 81)
I. ii o i- (i'' t.'.,t ttit., iti ,lt''t (i
N . isirky () i li., .0 t i,. itiis.)
Di v 1) by 6 63 1:, j.
thron renta en-d Am y-hree hu~whW of n
ct,i g h r p'i. m- i .i I ~ n s,, o
the z:'tacl. . I corn i ni im w... jii i n . ,
w ill b t' I l ': h \.o..t I II; N .
:-t I1: .'l .. ' Itito i I- c zi al.
" i r1.1 t . freilt n' i i 'ii i b y t I
Ih!e ei h mu --Q b ), 'et a+V~ T i W e it.go
iiv i- n to i w it 1 itli: t w i Ith n I jt
I 4 t . i v
f'ol'l of rits
I .hIei I Ib I nI 1-t ol t co%, the 1c of
ihe w i tn criu 'itt livt1 N tt i' wo -
hit" vra enbln tr pie a e fr w n
(sli. I t v - - t ; .: i ; 'I, v. r : eI an
bisled by In 1. jjilr.tcl , te l t-~n~l tna
ive in' lit, l' I uo ihed ee wbit' ,,ntriy
iot . I'i.t ( .ill o , cown ii to , wIh itts
oni eto i f Che .ttin i-:: it tft' Iu c hiw in -
orin, f'Io examht is ntow Uttli ent I - I mtQ i -1,t
oic'u l~d be tt i.t ho "t -'>bcent' p .-1)0 er:L:ilt
ait to wit e Iner grin.ocu tti , ittttt'I'ts
boo..
e ut ciily be'lit' in it'ti, nn i l l to - orn'
a raitileoneli coni)1y ,tsoa nt' fit it ighttbillat
bv! bews hekvoi Ited.
"i t1i a! I" t oi e hif O lt'i ; t ' :1 ' il . wvill
i% i' I i'. 'd O'io , i o ay it11::en'lt n c J
t-o ty f .: it y i "I 'it l
b1111VAn !i, o w' ltc~ltot't' itg" ttIi vitiuiwl Mltt%
r the AicI- i ucr ' K .or ronl.
r. I . I, bi r .,o -l, Ita- il 1 i4 ..i et < b L, n w
t-, trabhl . I t th (111 r0 :o l ::w. vf l tti
cl itli t ;': llli r O lo'a ttll . new i - I-tn
1.1 e 11 u,1 sl :1 po- a s. ineno a wh h .\'l .
:6:, 1a r c n 1e.m .r 1u'~-! . rp.- u irg1,o1
-ir Ithro dayt in . 1 1 " i' b b, 1.1 w ') 1n- , rec iva
v. I 'iteli'rn of It, 4nn1oi in n
-.- il~i e til \' w1.v l !lioc ta a t
he , (.-. in l t e Ie-llae con i
l! i ;-,It I l-e 10 o mn. I; j " In et ! I
Lreink olli b nk r.1 k ii e ~!to tI-co r -
then (f'it o fith. Cliey P lar 1 f
y eir.\ r Gho a i l Vin ol W I' C. 1'. n:%
r . iw .eyu h: " h myn.. ..hr wr.,s %" ona.
in - a r .1: - o: 4 1 .\ -e . lo e i l ; . , O : , 1 , , - I . . ,
fltauxsTR1crro I'l '1'~NOIITI( CAUlOLIN,%
LH~1,%r~q --III theo eliate of (his~ State
3''2teIIy,3a tile t.tIlCigii X1011iri lof thle
Mrl a~. h. ltIiii'adoI, of' M~iom, offer.
ed file fl)liwtig :
Wleaotn, I heo fefleral rolliofl9 flow exislt.
ing hitcel Ilaid nAilumg tile 8,1tte9 Coalipos.
halg t 'Ovceaielt of aileo Ulaited States,
I live. t(aH to a v'ery gr'eat I'XIlit, buet
(1i441aIVed Itold vwie'4 ii, it iu' like (ittly of
thanL 1lo~ pelj)o (if' sald goveruneajt wid
yu. ;r us' At ' iteiit' to~ reiot Ialit tie mha it,
tlieul power. to loiita will it Iirzly estalsi ith
STU zami "en '~%~aaaa~,Upon at tboo and42 lyal b~a
2in grood t'lli Ia fle net laly imawie ly tie
I oaig.c ij o1' tile Unitzed at:.j, Nrt Cie piia*.
of rui'.- i , 2 the rt-e 8i htlt'2, itiul
wil It io e -iv1.1'y i11'ii to Ciii V otit tilt- sa~u
''at, oIl a fril Pil, 21'y lai~l i3 C i'iet-yl
V :; "'. ;N I I- itirhlla'1':oia ai.-.za'ive.s e1122121 for'
p. ''ii1 i at iai ji N~ li2 ;aaalte .
?h I.: I!; ,' to12~t1i
i lag tO oc' e)I4-I va- ioli cid i to -,ily plan
I~~~~~ ~~ ri 0tt a'aea
t jit 21 'A -11. %V.' ) h I II, liill C nil1it
,.;tei 2: ill k tldw. Charge otr 11111,14"2
112'11:." Na"1 a ot i-elvie", 01l:0t. wtii'i
1*11 * H l .- for a a'let'tjoi. if' wna
'1 iiaa.~acaaa a iii l. (la ie ae WO
irly :) a ' i I 1'i 'i azr .. if' we ever
.410 Avi~l hte 01a0 Iriiaa"hig jild noiiaiila o
lII III)CI ' .' 12i l l 211 2. '10 ~ 1 haV4 .141 l h tiii'i
illidtil l;(-.i toa t*ak Me0 t onvl' e:s "rot whii o il
''la VCIi~ia i t ( I lici-' 11 'alv t;I eI ,22la(1:
w.a Alms~.
\ifil'od 1121 1 k ''.i4 tIi~ -;-w.4
-11t refa'4 111.i a : 112':a 1 ' ail Nv l 1-0 )- t.c I.
'01114, C2'' VV'i'i Vell4', 1 ii 2 11 1 ii ;V 1 1t
VII242 Ill.22/2.4 Iw- ''w e'''i' i s p2 'l;li o i Iti'
tO Ii 1 ;1 1IIi2 Ow, *1-aIk.I.! 0l'der*:11' 11,C
l22i~~l4.~~ilI~t141 ll't'a '0tt o' it' vl th ow Ill2 ai
I'. l l, C12. T ::.11- (!I'la .1 I2' jil(laa. il'
-0 0M ill4 f''4 i ll-,i "her'!4 il 1191, 1 t e 21442 t 1 11 "111 a
.20241' itll thi p-l Ii i i the11P O.l'2.i1 III14.ilit
#at1! 4.2: 'l 112i !'ii s rI) dcia r,1 nlit rcre.
0011al,1 hI JI' Iv lao ' 2t1oliea. byN~a
"It' . ''l1l;eIV21'a I in i e1 1'4('441lic la tifitt of'1(a
Ill it' 12 '2112Y t .4 2; 22 III(,( to 124' l
-li'1 t . n 41412Illk, !h~t~~' ill2'CF II 110 - willt
f~l 1121221i ri'.vaaiC ill the As"ama: 14 11 121 '4
' 1:Iit 1et IlreII j2to III ) the la fLaI t Iil'
.1 ot'. lOaal44',Iaotllwig~tl1 aIt
The Kingdom of Caunadi,
A cablo despateh, ptblished yestor.
cay, informs uni that the plan of conlfod
uration sulnnittod by tho delegates from
the North American Provinces, and
which had been approved by the Brit,
ti Uabiet, has been palsed by the
luions of Ljord. The designation of
tho new .-onfederation is to be the King.
dom of Canada. Thius wo have two
kinds of "progress" on this continent
in the republic of tie Unitei States to.
ward radical tiltraism, and in provincial
Canada towards positive monarchism,
The new kingdom is to embraco Upper
atid Lower Caiada, Nova Scotia and
New i1rnsuswck. Prince P Ediward's Ts.
huianl ri wmdhliavo so far ro
f(wed to join tlie Coll A-dera tioni, but pro.
's1o1 le i, Imade to'I admit Ilhemi, also Brit.
iAh C-hnnhia a:i]nd thle Northvest Terri.
tory, wlvioever it moay be doml desir.
ale. A pmeral Pattiament is provided
for, composed of a 11onso of Commons
and 31 Conneil, the latter mostly appoitit
ed by the Crown, in forming which tho
provincos will be considered inl tlreo
divisions, of which lipp-r Canada will
be first, Lower (anraluda Seconid, and
Nova Scotia anid Newy Bruiswick third.
TPhe vxec:itivo powor wil be vested in an
nwihorized repreentative of the sovc.
rign of Great Britain nad TrelanI--hie
Governor General----who will hnve a
saayof " 50,000 at year. TheI ba Sisq
of rorermtii ion 1in the l!-mI e of Cor
imos is to be t.h1o poptnlation, as deter
inined by olicil censius vvery ten years.
F'or each of' the provinces.:, there is to be
Il JitiletLailt-Govieior%, who wvill Ibe
appoin fed by the Goveror-General i i
1.nail. and paid by the general Lisai.
L itre. .Each of the pro% i tees will have
its own 1ocal (o vertinielit and Leglsla.
nton-v for th ma1agm110,11ent of its local
afirl.. 'Sel is the,' general pan of con.
fe'd-ration nareed upon in the conference
hldl at Quebec; but it evidently col.
IMilates the conceIltration of power inl
1hw home. govermnentn. With this and'
loIIperialistI in Alexico, the inihiuteice of
our happ y rEpblican inis. tittion O l
eit her sideo of 11 does not. f'or the mo
lint, aperil to be as poteltial as wep
ohiltl (Iesire. Trite penee' mi recon 'cili.
W'1i A linni o woild roduce bet.ter
Tm-, Fmrrunn Co4x(mm-m.--AA noon
0.1 .!olna the l''rt ith Coss2 re coil.
Vf-ned. This d;loe conanection inl thle
out-oing and incriliicrg Congress is an
Uimuimly itn our political hiniorv. Tite
members who have been re-uhl-uil wIll
ha ye no i nt crnt slol, ateI theriel w il Ibe
o apparent )re ak ill tile le:.gislative it.
sme i .Neilim til eetion of n1ew
'icer.s. PreseIlt Illlebes who fiail'd
Of 're-clctiol will drop oit of ti:.;:
pace, l hel(] liir snecessors--w er
n1ow lV in.o Wehntm will
11ii-Ily tube the vacalted Seats. There
will be inany new faces inl tie llouse
-il a f-w inl I le, Senate ; 1imt aside from
Iijis. C e no ( 'on -e wiss ll prel .nt ntio
i r'mgo fea t~i:rei. ndill in liti com.
la'xi'm the .h111nge wVill r~t epercepti.
Ilo. lbidicalism will si!l bo Iriumillpil.
:)lit. aind a col ntinnnee ofi (Il x eli Iens.
nt"O -m h13Vbe ex pvceted. The, conlvent ionl
fi the eW Coire:-s Io iumi-Lially early
w ll .4num sevral States to be et iin.'
w ~i'ttrepre(i at ion at. ie enini.
A1 ih Stath. wih h1l electin in
Ar wit h entnel:ym Cl iria, h itch
(iet wiih gres init.., ;\no. andcr Sep.
itmber res-pect i vely. To n ll.y-n1ine seats
in thi li Inie will thuns be vacant, and
the' raio of Ialad ien ) ity will be~ di.
minished thereb y-n t. enon-Ai hiowever
to prevrn4iit tlat pa rIy fromi coniltrolling ' a
two tlairdi v'ote........
A WesLMtCte edtor, who has been iC! a
la wyerin 1OILe of' hiis Iluc id Intervals,
writ es thIeC followinag :'"A pirartice of
Lthirty) yi'neIs l inhe tribunanls of civil
antd criin tal .juttice, hais satisfied us
that any manyfl who ivill wilfully and
del iberatoely lie, for the purpose of
benief it ing: himiisel f 01' inin g a nothteri,
will 1as readily swear' to 1.1ta lilt.
Oaths lhave been so cheaipened, by
being so universally .anid unniecessar'i
ly r'equireid, that thtey have comeli to
have 110 sainctit'' at aul. Weo should
julst as $0011 Lai(o a. man's1 tesltimony''
without his oath as with it.. W'ee lhave
seen morea' than a. hiundredl inistancos of
d jrectt and delilibera te perjiury. .A\. to
the moral guiilt, the man11 wh'lo at.
temipts to inijutre ano1toor l*y a. li,i
just rs guilty -is the on10 whop attempts
to do it by peo'juriy."
A mnerebasnt in Belfast had at 0110
sessedl ot' a good deal mor0o' zeal than~
kinowleedge. is omidoyer gave him
thte key of his pbost office box one
m1rin lg, with dlirections. to "go and
i.et the contents of forty." 1itt van
'thed, out. pre'sently cameo backc with
polckets, hat and hands filled with a
miiscellanieous collection of letters,
ec ., and'. th expulanaLtion:
"1 coeuldn '.t opuem, for'ty boxes, sirI,
hnt I opened all 1 -could, and. hero
they bc !"
Queen 'Victoria'.s japaajco on
opinllg the IMriih lParliament ih
th us d escribed : "TJhe Qucon 'niover*
U irred or looked to the igh~t 0or left.
ll'-'r dress was a plaitn black silk, with
rob)Jon and stars of the Oitrter. On
heri lhe'id was a Mary Stuart cap sur..
mount11tedl bly a demni-erown (It' br'il
lians,, fr'om the back -of which do
penidedl a long whiito veil, and she
wore the Koh--i-noor' inl the necklace.
.A resident of Blerlin recently went
to slcep withr a. segai ilt ll non'th.
T'he next miornig Ito was' fount,]
toi be anconscious. Heo slept anid
conil. not bo .anakehed lby 'the
mnost .violonti.shakine-- tlhe expros
mn of his *featuit ,was calm and :his
body was rIgId 'atd tinimnpressiconable
tpo yhin.. H~e wdti ieifored oi tihn sovy
enth diay.
A rormtvlan 'i eoiudoon :In. San Franelsop
wtirrAnfg to very 1youn~ . aI-lah tlote,
and( was08 eri.A fo..o...- a
"GuarantooS."
The Republican loaders Pay that
they denand of the South "guran
toes" for the futuro.
lo South, dofeated in the civil war,
has thrown down hor arms.
.to has abandoned secesion.
She has abolishod slavory.
Sho takes tho oath to support the
(Constitution.
She agrees to stand by the United
States debt in good faith, and pay her
full sharo of it.
Sio repudiatos the Confederate
debt and all debts contracted by her
in aid of the civil war.
She agrees to stand by the Unionl.
Can anly hono01)able m11all ask more of
her than thi is 7
Bhtt :4h don't allow her 'negroes to
vote. Nor does Connectient. Nor
do twenty other States North and
She treats the negroes badly. in
what respect 7 S'o his made them
free. They nyay go and come as white
men go and como ; and they are urged
to work, with good wigesi offered to
them. Many of them refuse to work,
and lie idlo and dissoluto, a burden
upon society.
The stories nbout the bad treat
nent of the bluael; nt, the South are
false--thy are told by malleious por
sons who desir-C to ma1k0 trouble.
Seven contribands from th. South
were inore itntun y treated here in
Connecticut, during5! the lato severe i
81now storm-1, and int iHa:irtford coun ty,
ton, than they wvere ever treated I
while they were ill the South.
They have dono -ill that a defeated
peoplo could honorably do. iut. the
Radicals persist in mnak i; war upon
them--i reconlstrlcting them, inl tax
ilng them, but. allowing nO repree'ita
Iion ; and they prolpuso to brealc u)
their Stat govern1e1n0cts aid put. them
into thie hand10,4 of the negrois. Awld
this i8 to be the houst m'i giuarintee.
Of what ? lte, 'en-gean Cee, C'f em nitv.
Te uaraitee for (lhe. 1safey ou
The trti:',I'v4Y (d' i.
ninif)i peace, frienldship, mutua(mlI
confidenee, i (tlpality inl repre nltation,
iid the eqinality of the tates, and in
this only.---//r.d im.v.
A n umnitigated wretch compile., '
foulwing memoranda for vou.:- IIa
dies :. -L1ven a go1 Pi.111 Al' riO1n.
Be sire to have a 'd rettifuil cuid ' v. L cn
aisked to favor the compaiy.' (ry at.
wedding, but, lon't ftintt. A lwtys
er'"1M at a spider. Never leave your
curl papers inl tle dratiwIlig roo1ml.
Drop your handherllie i w hten you tire
goig to faint. il ind you are 'entg
(d' it' yit don't like yur paIlter.
A H' iirec r nlet s on a we . :1. ! Vr
it i tIless it is c le ,-t. tL inti
the arus of the youl gent Iclma n.H you
love. .itueibe., it's vutlgar in the
extreme Io know what your motlher is
going to have for diier. W hetn you
go slp ng, tie suro to take your M t
along to carry tho bundles."
-- -0 *-.*c.- I -
TuMt P1EAr-:Mi NTA FXED FACr.
-A corresnondent oif, the UhI nr ("t.
'/b', referring to the reportof, Iite Jid i- C
ciarty Coitlminiev, 'ays i hat Iehingem-h.
ment of lie Presidenit hvw th ortieth t
Congre 1 may now b' regardied as a fixed a
faiev. Tll(re is litth doiht tilint 'it
knowl~'edge of thbI intendied pronlnntein
mitinto oif thle li onse wals I he movmig a
cause which itncedi the Jdieinls of' rhe
Senate to si-lect. Wadolu na thIeir Prei-i
rtlinI. Upon~,, the d.privaiinn otf th 1
Preide fhiis ollice, WmV w110~ ill become
thme i ord Priotecto'. Thlat the presentlL
.intdymetnt of thle Ha~iino w II he am rmed I
by tht'im t new assembI lage isi iniet ,
sinice it is known that. all the membitlrs
of' thle niext lionse that the presenitt
Spe:ike'r wvill be re-t'lieeed, anad thn
there will be nto mnaterial chaing'' in thle
com~hh0i poi on of' the c:omiitttep.---Nw & ,
A lB~oon Txmm ntx.-*A book collee
totr at Tee Faine, recen!ty purithiased
at a stall, a volume at. leat a cettriy
o),ld;~ by t (n xahiininlg hios purtchaso
some of thio leaves appeared t0 o e want..
ing. A closer inspection, however,
shtowe(d that in three plaeos~e thin edges
of thle opposite pages had been pasted
togethetr, andh in echl~ pocket thius term..
ed, a 100 fr'. nlote was L'oncealedl. Thle
amneteur. on ii4pairg, learned that, that
the book hanil leent pur'chaused at ilie sale
ofamain ree'ntly deceased, and the fmnder
imtnedcilately' restored the notes to his
soni, a carpentor, im straigtomn.d ir'enmn
stances, wthto had1( just been obliged to
sellh a part of his~ furniture to pay for
his fatheor'si funeral.
Tin~ INCOni.: T.--The incomo tax
is fixed at IivQ per cent. on the e!tcoss 1
of' all mtones over. -$1,000. Ii adti-it
tiotn to tihe $1,000 e'xemapr'e, nre alsot
to be exem lp? d all.1) noutinal state, I
coutty and nmuticipal tax1's paid within
the geart'it, iall losses tnadii y~ suain ited
dulrin~g the~ year' fromt 11ie, shipwureck,
or trade, all hail- debts, the amotut ao
ttally paid for the rent of henuse or
prennses ocenpied as ~a residence, and
the aniontt. paid for usual or ordtmary.
ropunra.
IFOUND GU1IT v-Samnuel ID. fedge,
wlhmo htas boen on triail before the Cout
of cinmon P'leas'an d Go tneral Sessions
sitnce Tlhursday last, on the ebaergo of
umurderitng (iharleos E. Van Eaton, wait
founid ,guilty, yesterday afterntoon.
-Thue prisoner-was~ defentde-d by Jais. I)D
Tradhowsohl aid .John. 8. i'haltrdson,
ITsqvs , and the Staute was,rieptresented
by hamniel WV. iolt on andt Jlohn -'P T
1Uhtt 1 girs. We sal-nevrt
villrfort of theo tial in a fow
"Eldor, .will .you have a drimlkof
reitor1" inquired tfrfrntrof aun ghdil
temperanceo mnit who was spnduinga
gypeh)mgt at lidA hous~ "4 l-hum
no, thank) y V said the.N ntah), nuovi
ly eider ;4ub~ lfyou ll cal~ -- applo,.- t
juice, [U tako adan
Go-r -run BEST or llzn.--NAstbry ai
to how a "young Mani from the coun.
try," with rather more sharpness than
visitors from ithe rural distrHots are
wont to dislay in the1 imetropoli, go
the be. of one (if our modern Johus:
llaving a lady with him, ho took zi
carringo tt the depot, upon reaching
the hotel lie ahiglitod and asked tho
price for tho service.
"F1ivo d ollars, unid Jehiu.
I1,anding, him -t fivo dollar groo"ip
bck, the gontleman inquired.
Wrhat is your number Il
"Four dollars," h answered.
"hlere are four dollars. Whit is
your nii inber ?
"Thl ,ree dollars, said th fllow.
"I lere aire tihreo dollars. Now,
you miibIer, sir 1'"
"Two dollars-littlo 'nuff, too," ro
io1ml the (Iverin.
"Two," thlien hero they are. What
is your 11111nmber '"'
"Onte dollir, Cap'n-ono dollar 'Ill
1-" replied whip.
"I 're in ymir dollar, said our
friend, Civilly ; "all you are entitled
ho. It's no conseitence :is to your
uuniber iow. Good mornig."
And the p-trtiescepurited.
Penjamin F1ranikhii, Once11 putting to
resaorm of the l(ommon Prayer,
lie letter e in tho following passago
Iropped Out., linpercoiced bly hin
"We shall i all be Changed !in tho
wiiklinlg of nll eye. -
"WhouTien the hook appearod to tho
>orror of the devout wor.llippurs, the
"We hall all be -hanged in tho
winkling (Xfil aney.
.wAV niN Wm:-A mioq. singular
a wsulit is io w oil Irial at A!!-any, N.
f. Two, img m en ch inarried bitt
I frw weeks, gt sick of their wives,
1n Ipriopo eo l "swnp," and very singnI.
I lIho woliln cnnted. Bit the
moba tl ofthe. hl o it promil.ised I '
miy .:m to bl, :. he h-i n-elcii t
land over, I;,.. omlt is brought to rocov
'I'o Paii grr i(n Iio ei' Ioi ts.c.. . it II
wrehnima -Y Im b iseid to proteel. the ft
>l',1or's from0 Lendern.-s and ipping,
t is lfi-'t cut into -.'I .11 piece, a ii
if eriel withl hot, w,:t.- :' m id
viti hail its, w i;t of lc.. tl :e * Il
moinOldci i, nnd l th w hie niOVu. nn.h,4
n a1 toi .d salleioj:t1 overl :1 fill
"l'iog si well stirra. i W h n r ii m
on, tin all , it1 so iconpe hu
oofe0n* hand npltl the miXLuure v..iih
"xfobiT aisy :di. aid one of two
rish i enti Ln , .h revere!k lyl -
mmc~h e a mil-don, f t a s i ~ht
Y," sai:1 h, for esr liti a of ry
ldm at ic aef I'll iy pwlhid
tth fl a'sm-iptionl: "BaPitimorec 1 n14
deeIIuiid alld Ilif y-four t iIe ; cs , ani
IIn efinti nued, "if i lt. loi wone imn.
red ami i on oild, liwad
is nnilu wu" Mile frlm Baltimore."
hle ir lIst wat >rws l; nto the r Chi..
'ILO Lmko TI'imol oil WVednesday. T~
xperinliental floodinge: hvill be pIroiraclegd
rnh sever' ! days, if no0t wwld e l with
vow to a shorogh tesing o ry voP'
Or-6t0 of I he spiri lllt. The fity will
e npplied throughthe w chanli
:t1 goe ell, in aouat,h w eeks. l
Inatl Cin e aisl phy.ni epni
1l11f0rfbiniiputailntfsr; and they o toi
no-isi. mayi prisent himt ill ho.il
ide fovr that uport the falntly ohf
-h deceasedle rIitecolset
Naresjoxi .-lricrrsodn
Iaa theiu jdgnra enions il tat ihhr
"pe ranted ther otir day, one hi
""'otirn butthmr.k that whes genra
eahhros vry sawtislnactory. ha~
Fath a nd feaanythirhns wrill con
om, liTthe tlsrigtoniint ofwill 'it.
r be verydula or the "aBle varLshapo
-nhigh upd idair li e beeoa ot
l e A, ndfla h1hnd be Ia ys na P- '
'respoer.Asnt iomiuitai ~
resoerte whiln, reunin n our
A."Poigrada. lveryr ofites wa
nt 001 " lwy~ r dn o t
Seotary lau d heen chr
As a greatii m'an~iy t ooduin a
r(oe buheei moy t astoudig f i i
rhot j mad byi nl No Yorki ptaer,
hat hon i e "donosoitialin.
The souning for)I~' y the t e-o
ud thte ctal w1illa boli sby tnxt.No
1sco edr whiopmaing the~ soun.
A~t tmon lw yoire dono for at
too ; at euyoar rnroiso oytlo esry
pso.(ioi -usi a . ad -