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- Selected Pootry, - (F'oa the At tulttec 1it0Ii jI. TIMON'S SO0LILOQUY, nY T# BUCHlANAN Vitt. My shadow, wheresoe'r I wiod, Is within Ino, like a flattering fricpd. ]lut obifolyNl it the litt of Junto Is oihul1ing to his Iiighest noon, My food andiant closes nicar, As I woro growing still moro dear And thdn, to shiow Its lovo Complete, Falls event Ser'vilo at. my faet, Where, proud of placo, it scarcely pods 'leforo'ihe (omple of (tho Gods. lnt' whon t1le evening sun do.4001lds, 1tjeons to seek t'or other friends, Maidng a dial of the town, To toll that Timon's day goes down Anld when the stormy night. ooiles ol, I look, antl lo I my shaile is gbno Wlille Athens, with inmlign-min riate, Swiig.e it my back ler scuolding gat e, And tloworitig 0'er tie, black .with wrath, Vroms unril'tilntling on li) pati. iutt whon filo still sliill relipear, lly sonblano vill algain be bere, Andl every move of iiine obey, As if it litni not been away, Atidt whien soie Lia:jer-hv rel-etts Hlow foiline on my exil %lwaits, Iat 1 liave fotmil where fell the shower Of Mother Narth's1)ana n dower, "I'len shall tihe city's wanton arns Invite mo with leir liberal oliritm, And all)lor crowd obscrittions pour, To bow mo to hier anxious door, Wlhoro I might riso anow, oxtollee, L Ike Persous, front a lap of gold! An anolont, tale that. toev etisd 110 comes my sltadow-loro my frieols ! THE DRUNKARD' DAUGHTER, DY a. w. )IiN(IAY. Out. in (ihe stiroh vith tnakedl feet, I saw the <lrunkrti's littl ilaightetr; iel tit terel shiawl was Ilin and Finall i lio little know, for Io onc Intight hter. Iter skin was f'air, hor atuburn hair Was bIown1 abon111t her. aching" forehlenl; - ier sid. white fitco wore SoIOw': 11rac, :.Ail want, and ioe, thati were outL burruw ell. Icart.t-brokel ci!-1, sl1e .1hlom in ileil; Pope promlisel .or no hn i!itel. morrow Or, if its light tin1-h4l ot l r ni1lit Thenl up cante i alaie~r Ol Is ofl norrow. . lic softly sail: 'We live no 1,r<'i, No wootl to 1:eep thu t( lre i-ing The-chilil wis iil; the wind so chill .ller thin COI bluo to ice wils wulning. Iltit men well fel anl watrmly la,, Anl Indies robert inl richei- fitthion, 14assed n tihl I he iite hen no ine c led To themn 0'or pity or coinii ioi. That long night 1ii , at lien the light 0f r, 1Fy iNy, in henty sHini ii., 8et uloine .1n1l pire nol rolt' oni tie, Aid shone onl onie IIeyuomi tepi inig. A,0loop-nhmole-asi cold a<;st onle, WIier nIo ican- piirenit. ever sought h. ; la windling I-hoet of' Iow 111i dloet, Was 'omitt tei. druikard's li les io inghi ter. Admiral Sonunos onI Re;construedon. Bult nsido from tis evidence, tIh tihe Northerit pe-ople iW'id to I.ee h,6ih with 11s, I0ha1 c.,her cours.'e is oiln1 to tts ? Silco it h ail, / 1"i/n fir-st tUok gronid upon this quesnti)n, winch wNa w hein lie ablpplementary btil wns ed, which left the Sot hirt people 110 Option, almlost. all our1 prommenivit. men01 havo tpokleni, We bravo 'catcrt'lly read heir let tetrs i Id spotileeh4, at .11 we find in Ito onto of thoiii 11ny plaln iropose'd i3' which ve eann better omisnlve3. 9om1e of them donomice tho reeometrt1I ion Acts as unconstitutionl, r~nd Irot he NZor'l iteritn std-pioit . t lie) at ie so. I iut fli of' our hionor' ando our 11:st hiislory, muist occupy ouri own) 'st:t-poit, anid not thait of onur la te tieemy, if we wotiul not. stultify ourlt'0ves. To replont, fotrm er' argum~ienits used in thlesi oi olimns, we (:lmme~hd theo righlt t) atcce(de ; wo didi so. code ; we estalblished what wvo ciaimned ho he a foreigtn Govetrnmient, anid wa wnged a four years' wiar ini sulpporft of of' that, Glovermnent. WV c were bent en iln that, warl, m id nre' to- day ai cotner. subdntid ini ' domestic insurriectiin Mballt IIwe turn irl oundt iow and prochliin1 our sol~ves liar's? Shlli weo say thait ntone of thes~e thing occulrred ? Shalli wo not ontly admnit ourtseve to 1bo htarsi butt shall we, itn additiont, proclatiim our.* selves to be swindlers ? ~Sih l O we d. mit that we itnduced our people to w~it dr'aw frotm tho Uion0 umi er faliso pre. tencles, and( that we in vit ed tho officers of t he old attmy and na ~vv to heeomno rebetls and traitors, inisteanI of r'allymng to thet defenee of a legally- constitutted Giovernmient? Is it tim "code of honor the passivists no0w pr'opo(so for our aic. coptanlce ? Yes, .it is, and, otrango to saly, sonsible moen, honlorable men, comn mond tis codo to uts ;to auchl an ex teut do men's wisheos, an~d iterestsa, and poli. t ics, blmtd thlem. 1Bi)., to lay this ques Lion of honor1 aside, anid look at expedi. pucy. Ilow ar'o we to help ourselv'es? Jins note enPopo toldi Gov'. denikitns thelt thto. recconstr'uctioni law mutt be executted hako any othor law ? and (1o woi not know that tt will be executed ini spite Qf' anythinig we can dii? if th. peopoJ4o 0 Misisissiiop, or .iny other of' the ton coingtiered States, ould r'eits ter t hemseiver, nd vloto oninst e'nIn tg a Convention, Ihot conventtionl woiuld - b called neoverthele'ss, lThe 1tegi0 vot.' an~d the v'ote of Ithe ratdienli wites wonll ouitnuituem thot pasiv'ista; or, iiit. tdid not1 the reconstruictioni Act would be0 so amended at t he next tiessioit t ott gress as to acomplishi t he object, wi th doub lt ntope against thtoso who htavo p'tttici pttd mi the wair. Gov', Perry, of South tCarolm~a, inl patrtilr, multst be ma, whlen lie recommnilds the peoplo of that State. to vote against a conivemiion, for hen knows that the blacks alo in 1)1haM 8'aste are tmore mlleron~ts thant the whit er. Gov-,Prr talks of honor antd the Coni. * ittion,, and at. the eamo time recotm. mends his people to putt their nieks qui etly under the foot of the black man. If there wore an~y free choice left na,we might 6ri'iiht not accept tho termls; if we mlightt ornmigt*not takeour respectiye States bauck into the Union 11nh cod,.. ionls named, the cnse woulI1d be dif'eretit. But, if we do nlot * re-organizo the tel Lates 3r2ve, t hey vill ias certainly re olga 1ize'l by the n3egroe!s and14 radi. mals aS that thle Ani AhnM, and that is hn, choi, andu1 te oly SO choic left, ns. Ch(1ie for yourselves, brethren of tile ten Stalte.-Menphis JIulklin. A Parable for Buiness Men Thet1re waonc upon a Ili- i 1 a 111n man wio lept .1 4ore alld sold goods wiolc male amd ret ail. A Id Iin:i-aln meliI'ancholy, brean(el cen-ilmels were shy and times hard. A n- Ibe said : lo I I ant riiined, an(d theI se(2n .t ion, is d isag,,reeab.1.1L. A nd imly ruin is the more painful to bear be 1o , i is slow inI p1'r2),es., Veen as.- wa:VLr doth gtra.hitially Lbecome hotter in sIh' i w i thle aitller o11i1eh until thle eriLlS pei on s catur1 ii kuth 1,11t hi.. Foul in anlgmll:h. Lo! I , b 1"n.r of he lic n i chly llII~ w li l ay hl24.ll y 1 ..-2. is e wilo prinlueth (ewo1a0r1,4 mi I willcht up .11y .hof iland wraplIll m1 yse1t lf in sack ch) Ih of denit,-l rion, a l pa s iy days in ths o ill or boken haI curmng the hardness of the times and rending imy alnIl tsilit. Anud heblin hi)g 11mooe sall be as dulecet sol n1d of' duleimner,31 and they who bh,w (lhe filnles and instrone111nts />f utiic, compared to ihe din I will make inl h 11lv ("as o f w11 Nick e, even' inl the (1:1n t 0 14I2I of the b )nk 41dir eI c tor .. ANcd cn as ho said, sr be did ; for !h.v was not like1 otlr mn'sonl who are 1oli hiow 111 Ian nw it no01, and sary thel - v Ido so and So, perfrmling tai t whiebis kContrary. For the sons of mon are fleklo, and hie thhat i.; born) of womlan doth1 spl.ite his faIce by N diminishling thle length of theI( It($z lhere.(of. A 1 i 1" ! the pr--even h" who pnI, ht h esaeswsmadeol bY 1i li'2ly 01 him who Sohl wti sa -am) n-ladi ; and ho didI som d" h i.; oI an d I: 1 I II. Iih etrover ; and ho did blow his ir1um-IkpetL of fNine Ire specting th::t man's% dl'vtingv fr-om the r:of hlw son1c to ithe goingi down of 11the I2'2on, lii ie e.lpe A i he-even the prin1tr of papers, idmgifiy and vuar uponl cOw s1 oc ' ogoods wh!ich tho tradler had in an11. l elllotn and thle nws 21)u311 oni ty, a111 I hein clf' I I-(u:pne11 ilieo fo till (he pe tpl --ylv 1 11 of li ot 2I, ;ifar .n111 nevar wre lam.d. An tIA H y "Iaid(1, lo! I man2 had1 i l(2:h ered frot tile east andki west Costy I f1ik, o1-11 IIli. , a warns of wond eroi' vait -lvlni i workmanli of emi Wig o ilier1 -:md'wo ~k ew it not. I") to, len. W wtill lay ont onh 11h0 isute pintedI Of, And4 th1A. wh11ich dI.h I* 1 puibli Al 1.11 loo our.s For II -10.th 11aN's merehnli i.! b1or 1han 6;:o lma11 8otes3 of t1ose wh', 1proi201 et 1 L pay, and) tIhereinI lie, even 1 ba k )f* 3 I,,. it whilch bei'mile. us ofour. monemy and inI 12)11 1, I i i I hi the trader wais sMill Vmi, and ho 1:1l, the mloney ilate peole~ dothl bi 11n111 e ' f Ir Ith " >od i m ldt re will givo o wim p inim r, and2 tiis2: will 1 ruin myseli; i iii Ioh)2iat wl h e no i a 11l b y t. d )11.! in I1me. or etfore, heti shal be cid in: Jo innan.r. .\n~l):d t20 hein of men53 ll wr-e11. 1thm n1 .teX m 31) Jicand theja sheri' Shlb bne and. sha!ll trake r on'th -eirhat to2hi Anud thle shal fIhth or hin to freo te fooli, and fsha liea bank notl fre tanwi heas )1fo h alo:d scri)an l02Cast'~C~ ~ lissil on1)the b.eards t~. of thrp o Cn uW~L'liIn. i ta.trsam hl no ysb eveni and the nnlea: bOat lit in the25 mi~r, '33lso irred hollrot by1 reason ofa mneh 1 go ld. l Jwshlapr ,V( An~d heipople (loce to h3)1is)0 ftoe frliomg the North,.: and to thle South andglt from the ast adfrm.h A nd thie',F printer r5ejied1 eandehs'pho did0 abo)ima.)WIOWI5 OliC~ w poorIan hlis me4'Olapncholy cv~iead adiU te (2n1 bofl hapines 'w)4 Oere nps~on is .~ Andui hir chi lre dhi121 tonom ollow. mls t hcad by 413: ree u of thle doar wich ton o te peoily whao hea his ndertieeng had rod n thra Anos u reader if.yo rn Teaing dint mer' chan d in f~eor tdistsny ds ul. times,)1 ald ael tobed 1wi.h ('hped tble watei wld aviso yoto 13s end. a ' d ~ ollsor its eqiont neingos reoine bItn'onghtL Pman Q atl fhen w.11( ax aridh-al nohonrandthmo woillt bem Wase ofla ma howtaaeicedwt Agricultural and Horticultural, Proin tlie Southern Cultivator. rarm Work for Juno, Co-'ox.---he frost on tho 8th of May dest royed cotton in low places, in Many 1;ection is, and whore not killed. lhe stand was a good deal injured by cohl, wholeby late re-planting, to sole considerable extent, wasi mladle nca ry, anld thI-efore Lthebb of Chopping ont aunl rjucing to a stand, m lhter th:m ordFinary. Thml it to at suusllas eirily a. Ih caso admiis, and the phant is large enouigh to bie fiee from ordina ry dangvrs. (Jive the crop tho ire hnitting aitlttion it now demands. Serape and imotild as nemted, lt.tin g the earth I tiriined gently toward it by a1 carefull phv -ke ig th grounld in fine Wilh at the. sirifiev. Ile careful thar ihe phaus left. for a iand are not brilwithl the hoe, and uise the( hadm when Cot :y, for bruiuil alla soon diE of Ihe "ire sin." A.; the Crop ad o. , anid the squares apiear, ho Ctrdu0:1L not ) lrea ihe latiral roots, which will retard is progress. The idea is to keep the surface soft and ch-an without, distrinbuImi tho roots. Keep down Ihe grass with scrapers and sweeps Imstead of the plow. ConN.-Alo-st of the work to this crop is done, at points below is---heI o it still reiires the last workings. Run 1)0 tween the rows of eorn as often as need. cl-loping the grouid level, melilow. eI and freo fron wecds. Leavo no grna a bool. the stalhbu, bt follow the sweep or plow with the hoe, so as to lay by in clean, nice order, when tie blades meet nross the rows. Do not plow dci, bunt no the sweep the last work. ing. Draw a little roil around the foot of1.he stalk. Even this late, a top dressing of live prit each of aihes and gypsum, to one oi of ralt, giving a tabl. spoonfuil to (:a1!h hiil, Will beneILfit the crop) espe)cial ly in a dhy soson. IT will supply the ahrI lecesar'y in forming the seed. PWlant among your corn, (or as a sepa. rate crop,) plenty of Pumpkms, for hogi mlih'hI Cows, &e. Cow Pr.:s.-Plant, at once, full and heavy crops of Cow piea, both for hay an2d pene. clr the latter, plant, in drillis for Ihe forimer, sow broadcast, on rieb ald moist, land1. U so plaster as a ma nire, vowing it Over theQ Crop, jlst as thl, third nlil d foiuirtl leaves appear, at. I lir ate ot ono ishel per acre. \Ve will furnish directions hereniLer for makding pea vine bany. A few qutamts of' peas shoild bo planted in drills or sown broadcast over each arew of corn before working, t.o be covered Iterehy. Tliy wdi lhade the groid after the fildder is taken ol; and enrieli it if tlowed ill or contsinled there by stock, addinlg iuich vegetable mint-ter mid soluble po ash and other salts reqiiired by succed-. Ig cropi. on:o ii o, in the I:Vra M I dh li-, Chha V Sareu Caii, dpLym:n Corn, &c e di rid htre LoA-kenI a direc(ted. Roimemberl ! it plann.rl 11ever las forlago ol hay 1noigh 1to crTy very through tilel winitr. l n,o will oy in makinlg fora e rf : 1ror a biset manur tin pay freights nof lrmon Nort -riin hIm. 111 the ti-- very roa.d ih nt. \-til Ill t work dem anl unnire iel, siouldy bw putlrel in r'ko Sweet Potatoes s r illng te n Apil, t hig ofYou in.a vrdutyand climate, and desere ioto10I faylure slt lve ivey odryst~e wutaher, buy dipio th robts eninga th ther lost woods orth tihs and frest prep<ared byhen pning waock ipn ith hbu e f a -r wh ihalantnpugr thlonfsae drae- p.u otdepy to. ts wioe haveioft diectod plicand Pe,ruwi gano, inreasie'best grothi~i of "drne. Ifu tooe i w ae ie llOeniig for tiilhe~4 Iwo olrOSS.h Truvinsl,.--11!i m to per fin r a plyth Turnrep neWte fiduhre, iln diowclt goo seduc ing anyi depnit pon roofts) osoki. hacmae fw e votnte tim and evannthro rero et growileeOli themuee il latbrtarysand Mach te 0Carad S'iw urin-etmn Mailner Wurtzl, nthe soeet orkted an ue crop if toereai lke tayof tetrand on ooTsri, rmth a o iJulasto Octber, butwdinlitte t.st.c ofThe grlmy wher trips alresdyprpared rbs peargstc ino whit, but ftor the who1g wshae ulargt amount ofk swecotdr Lice lu and ruvia Gaof at. ren the s appetion t; rone strier ito, tis afin) demaftris. In bal cses thes apeingusaly, uniomabversy fivne. t. pby th mang near resac, and i downa gonse, iduse uch o depend.supon tthe roie teneo seulred wootmie fulyape, bts a orbod o thetis~ a ee i hth- cro, ep dwnll woped ; and then oil at thur sacke op ind uvrzdrn the ms aen ~lnr the ltedaw roots, e.nilyo ar rAdy sto.--ts~~ Whndt.---Somethin aboud g et ead oensi aote3 harvstn rind louro andl mirt ofsai it Fomite Lt ute goti otedfor h seei beop. pear. When threset'd, seo that it thoroughlly suinned, and when pmfrecll dry, punt it~u a1)t. mid-day inl Light 1)a refs ad boxes, altl' yot will be ablei keop it, f.eo Frot weevil-which yo Ca111ot do in thi-i clittlO, w% ithout it I Ceives, before paltiing up1), plenty of l siun. TIhu secured, it will keep su two years. OATS-Never was a good oat cra Iorei' desiable or lolod lorwrd 4 wIhi gr.e.ater intert, han di l uring th presentl SeaISon, fr)l lmilt- .ze-1r-il v I. ilCorr Will Ill" waimt. of nuiiy to seeieo it fi-I abroad. That lor siod shtould bi vE, I filly mature, but for stock, the Cr shoddJ be cut. before illy ripe. TI'll gr-n tself As very lit 1.. wh'ch it goes into the. straw. Still if Lw wo,1il (.I is not very favorab, it, is .1 hat crop to cture. and1il mi I lro)3pect i: ba t 1tie prop r s .itf Ail'I Irb b I-ft t rilivn. Buil if d m h s eulttmg whilce inl ri, panIi-Ily gre'. Wtate, for A is W r 1 , aAi"1!! bY entIngWO and, e tn h -W e 1r161.1 hw41 weiaherl, I'lt up1 inl smal v.he Soon allr c lo iig, beU re Ilm'! .I htlly dry. Shock it iny nd (-,, v'3..r With a cap, wiet'' it. will be lohral sicure tantil thle wen,,tli-r permii. puoinl it in a bett er cmundi o). If rust ,tr your oat crop, et it for lig: forI, witout dehiv. It will then iik gaa hay, but if <(I;,yed, will Ie good f ntr grain nor frage-the rtit cog sunimg nearly all its nutritive clh ieits. The Kitchen Garden, Catlher thlie early crops as they ma titre Saving aill tLite stra w all alin fo Stock or tihe m:ain11re heap. In gatlerii roasting ears, Cut up lite sI alksi at tit bottom, and if not tieeded for hog, cow or worhiig stock, etire t.beO lot- wi ter ; left iin the patch ther are wal:ste andl Very untsighly. 1ri'1 PoAtMor may be gathered ai soon as teo or die, Or if thle wealiter isi wet, wln le of the vines are dneayed. If' let i" I, grolpmd they will be like.y to ItIke second growlth, whiebcpil themn fo table uso. Dig them early Im th tmornint, hlte in the eventing whien Ill still is low or it e!.Idy w''eather ; for exposed to the middi' slun, thov t sure to dveay. Do nt pt iltein bulk, but spread them, o. of th, sml, Under cover, tiitil prfct dry ; :lm keep ein thus spread, not r H . Nf or six inclCs deei, "nt! tidome is dan or fhrzing wh wy may be0 stored, i the winter, in ba.6rrek1 and bo:es in a dr plae , sIfe front frost. T hIIus kept dr and cool without sprouitin, ti- r eu11111 to tlhe .n gruown al the Nort f eliher ilanIting and eatin. Spro miiist le rihlied ol'f if they appear. they3 ruinl the( pointo for vatinlg. I I pare thorollzhy the grund inl whi they and other eatrly' crtpsi were roi'w''i by plun3 t orispit i ilng, 6lm t. i- l 1)' readty foin nae orM* -a-j ('rolpS. Th ie 4 'p(nin1.s fi.se. l'.ih-. tIhm1 h :oi I nu Tati ! C rlit l I ay til bI h . I me''.'lns, cuicumb r.' n' l , j bowfer. \e re. e a| , ill v'at t. ll - s., wh e%%e ithi pip clay, to, temlper 1. iiwh o l b eI Hoi-ta Sowl n t Ibhis Oiwe, if' a ntand enI s'uthie Seed fi 'ir or five di vs, hut jdust iraly to Ijproit ; limv3e 1 the i' resl ly miadei; idry, thie red] wiith siuiheiet sup's, bhospha"e aie s 'l or, lo tlit' ia .Xtwtrea'i y mt'ii-t1 ( i' up ills p: 1ol lea tte.Ith..y cover itchti d-- fr.ai, anu1falcro' .1 e ht;;.- t. l iil. I slj; gIo dry l l, as i . is.m' t nas :e t' jl IL4 i ihp plows wi-he a tpik.lilte llThin, au the naerlned c i4i' ropsi gatr brlowN elfrn im tte miu 0' exce il)11nt. reens (e'V. \Vp, tel >ps an14l be Tons, aterS3%~ beig ielylt waish,) rt, h Kue themrfc sile hiight'nd i.-nh sulrfac01 heg subet. oihe unpe. shi tof Tomatotphs wh ni the fruloitsi ho grtown, as it~ ghosten mtit ert upfplans achs te e e. Jto 'hoen . - thpi time oo g too dnaueepl bittr fb. pTy sol thend palle lOh3r roodt i garmois nter tromiau eervqarter.n Tua raplant toy tWiier so ham l Toasto eo weh'ota sis, ke. mat rotecwil then mo (itenrghoto bv mlb mainioefo the hnloer istrae t n ni cal the ieayx to t he su. Wiihag ther Cannbge ~itl tIeles ton knepta l hto growkungess undett the ollwn ea ditonot The~ grny of ustt leve toer pdteety dug--ore than a:itii foot---. fifee ihs mCh bertetiter al it l1: irally a nug~t re it ufin ane, anei isa oo rtinothit magribt dnotl thoud betu oogood srhosph t glrou il trench, and oiiearh gra herds may~l be noshrttiems; whe mi ploots writhn blom dep eng 1to dr mistrur ro td fowr suta Bagmua rido 'othil e mnted- hamu~, thest allthewytotesufc. abg thusbmaagedwitth womr kp isY b reprd toboukeingty gureatlyhea< Do not low dieany ofltih leavets tib plucked off bef 511 ooreheea istormeo. Irf01 watr io gsonynet app lisr , to the'oous sol n i l and oider il Poi raldweork for the mothu.- utenC SKern, who had been arrested for the bruital assaitt and battery conmipeiid onl t -the person of Myra h'lorn, a colici a girl, nine years of agie, comitted soi eide int jail oil Tuiesday nighit. Iis hod v lwas iiind III the morning by the jail ) , and (oroner \V hitin at once not iied of iho occulrlrence. Kern had beeln Col. P filed in a1 cl11 in the tower, where the cIlls have two dioors, ter'le ieling an ir on 'i it Ii I i appeared I hat the (Ied had l eien pretn'ditatedifor tle coat aInd hat I of he prisoner wero lannd placed in a o cormir, l t Ih hcren m" Iepar'ations m1l Svilice a determination of putrposA rarely i met with. Kern had taken a St.1) fron Wlo waiii t. .1n1d aUnched it to the balrs of -the i door, ahoti thIter atnd i A half Sifet froi 1t l noi li e t ilo Of le * 'Ii coi Ill . 'Il Io i fisndra cI i b i hOnd ier hloo - f ile ti. Tli-lorieni r'mtl tl e l . n~d-: ae vi d c;r ti - i-W.h,ltr. i. irrg-. Unidli St l soldir. m to1 t hown no .rits ofiu i nai.io 'p lte. m, e rturn-i a vi e rdict tha ilng ( iditrn. ,:title to his o dl e b si icidO e, by h1;1m)!z ,n i in hs., lf with a ofeleh r -tr:p dIi I or !n ik chiorf, f l)a tIlh fi door of b .i ll n Ct :a lestou jil.-..(gi ... AN ATI lCIet "'r:tIL-TIhei Agnolilt, o the n 's lrvaut, in Lte town - o Abl~o, lorida,. recenltly mlvule a speech o a coon'd it i meetinii, In whdlich he gave evidence he is liiian I of tie delliest dlie, and nnworth y li couteiinanc of, the mIost h1mhe. After deirtea otg, inl tihll stOngstan e I te, law of~ t hotartivitng rtie ht tiii Ittll Ikv tOif~ t. Liicilvlostnuce 10 lt se sollig wiforw :ndOiud ornians, of sir' Sw!, ai an nbie1b corre1-llpondet i Of the ali sae ',//o ho - tine-Al I - o . law cond'ir temn.t Sing to the gibbiet a oegro who conii;tsi r therine of rap l uitiv a ' white w oan. ( W1 11o ! atal i it, om, to ,i that Soihi r of t r tGovernment, i;: t, toil Sni.-.g th .e of hi. po~irion 1o 'irctly in fit ihe "to d!ha !)nch One mathers1. , -. ,:r-i and dau;ghters i! e Ttll t t mll G:ll ; p bli h it. not. on htf. alrcaits (l Agriktlt." ili ; Ik Y (k , Broan o; iit r i 11iwomsthe a sco nod rel of r Othe deepet-1 dio h Aorn) )ti nnI.-Ilored inl n atewr of in-ioply and tdeb d~rah rt-i p farin tcat fo 4nitu exih, tolefL toIt~ue f everyhngwh he, i~ w .,s atTs c eunm Ct:11- to ei! in So,'..i of li it Ir a d It O'.- ) n il l io . . H S 'iTianow Wvl in tit t iiw Yokt .N ~a",-1011 I/..) 1; -r, pullo the i fo.lowing r talini -ene of his ir.<t mnd , only vt toit Charenit -i "A rrivig (ml 185), early on( mlIt ~ o n 1, WI r1ehi , wthwe Ilous fnThter, I. the y i whdre ourl e npne uIm O~w ryMrcall o:-:iber a goy I tiA b, i l.o " ! the lr ir ke h-ttl t h Ovenmio t::l-d inl jived lh ober, t and h r dne omversation with the, caniw wink-re were r!:iinl - a news -Cpan-r nd iiof tr .death bwell as1c Mr.S . ('h1 oi o' -re n-reU ha , th i o f y innIrYa or liewa s r" idill pr-eee uni nihnce o~in~dthe e Citiwcty wteh Ithe vlit of a ofl PIb-h(.ientoccai,' p mehout to the relio 01 te,- whomr'rihl~ usrtay e l ier hended up al e ma rt Aitr - lie clinree who flaniking at.mi ttiiht otobs~ iihnc toits s~impleu o r aid, the iaaveryof aae orphs can in irto tiato Upitn .tetecit ofe that n ; ui'aTn- ionciden ws ren~dem hg ally loutn of the crustan. ha Eviisville (Indtiana) J)uiy &-t in el on the JJorder, one -)f whoso editors was ian officer inl tie 'edov'al army dining (tie ivar, writes 0y 1 dotible lead ed leader in favor of (Uen. It obert l". hvo for l'resideit in 186K8. li "Ve to-day notninato (In. llobert E Lee, l, of Virginia, ns our favorite for Presiden, in . 18638. 'tien. Leo stands before (lie world ana Amerionn nobleman; a Christlan, without Y( oftil ation -und a soldier without a peer, bu living or dead. "Wo ok It)( whetier (hisrporcst and noble,- eliving Amerie-ns, led forth the legious of Virginlial in defeis'e of his inat ivo S'ate -in an figcressivo war upont its sovo. as reIgnty bly f he Federalist of tho Nor It ; or to whether partisan legi-latiou has strioken down iis rights as i citizen lit the Federal. ar iMic systet of' coneenttralization. We see only the main, with his a.plless purity of chalrat er, ioblility of persont, trie Ch'tisti-an: greatntiess and hc14 SrlX.Ss hiotto. "' u-sdledgd :It boune ant a1broad a d li "r t . n''A aOuiclt Ilm n to 1id.1in W - lit j~st ~ I ; I 'I IV 1t 1 -1i 10 fi~t ' .-t. T w. i - I il , 1 !e' e I t -h ieb b 'l. rI n -ti h;', Ilitoi,, s " I,. li t! 1;14 init I lie:om-aiys ot the Nothril wou'shl he AV] hialbls'. wiIt ielir'llt b1y I'% ery lover Of true 00 onail. 6oa1 lit:il tiohility ot1 ltaractert through olt tIle world.'8 Cen. A. 1. H1ill was one of the best anl R no poplril t h 1 1ile uiilitary cliefltills Of b t the lite Coinf'eleraey. ile wits of sanguitto f1 lvipeinient, enthitisinsic in his love of the cau iml nin I hife'tuous inl his assaullts uplon the bulwarks o tle enem1)y. lie fell on the Ihy fatal to hto cause 1he held dear, before his heroic spirit was called to (te t, r.gony of reiikzing !1to titter overthrow. b That unday when (Cn. (Int 1 boke 1 eioiugh Ihe lilies at Pelterbuiti anId. i .lel. Ihltis civedl thlie iilt newsain St I pat I's E Ch tc t liichmlotel, Genl. Hill1 vielded his nal.e sin-li ai mty'i r So h S5:t a -l coulli y. Thell lietia cor o~- the i New York10 /'m.'. vho Ia betn visiling file works a 110n1- Pe tSur 'irginia, gives ftie fol. lowin'g acctouttl 1.f the 7 1 d A of (senl. A%. P1. (jiilh in l is 1hil Nlav 2sth : -lin con. a niutii '1 1vi: h~ i she defnea o f I' m-ssl (ht a' . I tl hInt alo InIlnllai t w5 4 lhih 1 learn'I E~al tje . Niho'e. il I~ ~wy ilI I (1 le:11ik of the di. cs.isi C-mse..-rte corps com ini~tulrs .\. 1'. Hill. Gen. Lee's haduar. I 'r wore but. A short diisiit ei. :it the rI' 1W (ireg., inl a hois. ai tile IoyditOin plank. roadl. het ween t hle 101t and14 t~lown. A\( thle . titne I-i ' 'trg wa.; ca'rrivtl, (Iei. Hill an- .iahoe erein mivrsion, with 1.00 ab til 5nI avr. 1.05 Wint-ly 15 liitetun' to 50th Lnao tl htill'ip !1 lic0i55 ' t o lc" u t I s"n Is:to liit reillyh til-:lwi Ito 1H1ll and eail: -..lino. ik Ihi, (h.newral ? Your tr.,ooS are givingf . 'p.I this liill 051 5'ted Iis it'rie, iii ITO ''S U 5iial.~iI3 (~5S5C'Ittosoli (WOa diSi0I tt etl. th, bt b l e Ilg.11pi l ihru hec ri, h I lie dll ioun hi tw's S -l1 i hh- 0:lifor__.__Thro . i ar , prnl!" of 1-1)1e t1ee111ra1 %5 hiet i t Vie'leinu ' lihRVst n' beina (a i'tee, andt'h leveli- li , )'t oev. thrihti very circuilotisM I. Ii #..q1 nio- ; lC' ecline)(, partly from W thr avr crop 5eport, but. lirtgely inl fot m ase irh liberalt receipts-from " e isca. direet, or hs I tie routid ihbut Ii way fi h 'irpoo)l. 'The ship eorgo Pea. seC I- (IY rchedlwil New York ott Wedinemlay la -tst, 1 1ui.''t .F alick oci direcl, wilt iarly tilt t v 5ent 5ti5ticid : k1 liofwhet, ainld Other tri;t The stentiul:ip Virgini~a, 11rom1 -)y ivs'po'd, br t back, 0o thet Simt5o port .-it nailvy 1ilic ( i ht isl lishel:i of(Califorti, he whhii h l d been firZtI lihipped f'ionm be, 81n FrniSo t i.verpol, but v'hich was subhsrluetly 1a bsrousght to Nw Yorl5k by (lie ( fl ia surplus (i etile v'ery' opporinlyt 103 fors conlumtrs. i ~~T5 hins soitree or supply ~is ant o entlire'ly ntovel one5, and(115 isdl~op' ig withI in, suuh raspsiity asi to tupset all thc caslculationis he~ of? te tro le, as well as. of specutlal a, as to (1( thes amirit Iof wh'lea and 1faour taailale to isa(e! the waiits of' huyiers het w'aeen t his and .I ithe coinSg hariivsI, i a cosequpetly I tere ~ hssi beeni an un texpiSe e o ct ion itnpiies Iih ini all Itie hoine~ ttirkets,. par'ticularly t-hose thi of the lEastern scaboard(. 1Tiur. No~w 1B:ysiEiirsia'ivs ~ Cos. u-ms. ---Thei N"'ws Yortk // raldeCls tht thie Soth wIi'ill h ave otne hundredi'l thiottuand 5"(') ""', heStl ablea to 1 eturni eighty or' tine iS' I lypepl tsa1 i(' II)1, J5'' : a'wl assets Stnt sli p n T I(slss.e r w~ 1ii1. then. t'olonger'I Ti . :**. toil .. ti{ .- l I w~, .ii .y :10,,1 [ .:. 1 se Sr he iI Igy e ii 1. % ci 54'M in the mo sit arkalble t' and s'rvohinig specstisle of' the age. tt will ]o tornisht tin irghitienit to) thoso whvio hold that, a isndency to deogiradas(ti exists in inst it*~u IilSlns batsedl upon universasl suil'rage, siacei a wailh saemt to shomw that in ehaoosing out' law- of maksitrom etiii a ceist br'outght f'rom a ser. vaile citsiii lon weo do not, s-eek to he governt-ed by itle wrisdoms e'ttcat ions atid intellect of O te na lon, bitt are ready to pander to thli. mtost dohnsng debauchieries of .Deomocra tieoa tory." o - . . . '..-.. ...- ati .Tsar, FTrs or MAXiMILIAN.--It is indecod r singutlar' that nto positivo Intelligence tias. 1)0en tcsoecelvedl of tho (sate of' tho Emper'or fl Na nun ai. 1 t exe'cuted at all, ths barit barstous deed muist haive been tnerpet rated ery' 5'oiin af'r captutre on thle 15thI tilt., at si:a1 yeti Lioa thing hat. an~ titnollichil disptltch~ t'rotu N ow leas gives resont to holieveo I sit ithe un ha hay I'mprciior wasts reatlly -shot. In It is attntonnteed that butt little hope is ox- a1 paresied at lie Stato D~eparnenoit that his hi tle was spa'rd, as .Jiaroz, to his ooianti luc oins to -.51r. Hiewarda, chnr ged thIat the itmpetoiut sts rai'ed ih bla ckst fls andi f.rst exet cle biberal aalicers, atisl ist- tao ts (d ll': /aI lln4iist.t he5 obeyedCS. It is istatad also it Iht a .\l Iexicsan otlicer's in t heh Impetial int iirm~y will reCeive tie mercy. l'Te Liberanls ch of .\leoxjco ate ias reoutnt lOiSsandilood0)1 thirs 13y as thitri Radical pr'0ootypes la this cotta try. ....-hi Nours Arab horses, sent by the Vicentoy a of Egyp1-t, have been ptreseted to I tohe E w perorli NaplOnfl Two of themn, sup~orbl ani-ta mals, five yearn oldl, onicethosnt- and theta othier a btright bay, are of P'ersin breedt ; a thhdl, a bay br'ownt, is the purest type of' thte Neje, tho true coturser of the desert. Th, to regrtht animial Is a griay. . . t W'iconisini takes the 1lead in the wo mlan,-sunf'ago movaemnt-.the Senate wri with the Assemtbly resolution, proposi lng to amenid the Colistitution s~o as8 to extojnd suffrago to all persons ov'6 the B<l nsgcof 21 von's.e i A 1usric COItsir.--I hitched i cher up1) VIoSO to 1r01,1, shOt my es, and tremulously nSid "Sal, you'ro the very gl I've been1 ukerin' arter for a loin time. I o you, ill over, from t foot of ir isole to tho head of your crown, d I don't keer wh-Io knows it ; and if i say so, we'll bo jilted in tho holy (18 of matrimuoniy. E pluribus ions, gloria Monday m1orning1, ig ner tyraiis, non comii montis, rld without ond,' sez I ;and I felt tho' 1 had throwed like an allyga. r', [ felt so rolieved. With that, .lho fetchod a soream, a@ tor a while she soz: SPeter !1 "What. is it, Sally ?" e T. 's,' sai sh, a lhidiu' of her m; mlay dp'end upoii it, 1 ". ifell I (l If *'eYIi: a feloo Ly .. I ,orfl VI*1l* I 1 31 . I (iiICJlid the ' fiargzlIll t yh a I:ks. Tlk a out. - ' sa i. ik about ym er mosses talk about toe-bloom ing1 serniouls, iey wanit no lore : you couldn't have got me to me nigh 'eo ; they would tasted "r Nfter that. 0! brooitraws witli sorghtum las i on 'emn ! lif Pat' daddy hadn't .wled out--"It's time for all lionest lks to be inl bed, I do believe'. Jd iyed ill nito. A Doctor was munmmoned to a cott'ago Harwood, in lE'gland, and found a y iml net iL of' his service's. "Show your Iong.,said theo Joe. T hoy sta-d liko an owl. "y\ly omul biy, h-t e1 0 se voI' gue.n-lte ti1,- doen-tr. "Talk English, <ioe:or," ald Ihe )ther, anld thlen, turm-ng to h1A, son1, 1. "1lopn11 thy gobbi.r and pu11.4h oto y lolliker.". 111 Imb 1leiufw ofiwn, all Iihe doctor is teiihi " k nm."0 "1 say, you Sam Joh4nIsilg, d1oes yol ow any13mig abL noit this w1omlia)il, Pol. Ticks, dat wil peop!e talk s o neli ou1t.?" "Wlr dovsn't. Youl ar11 > hard foWis chibt di.; time." ,,"\\'hy, im, I tor you knowd ebery ting." -- ho I d1oz. I know: ,ily P,0$ . what. I.; vollf' inl the. w e-.bb mar11ketl dt I kon s !%')Ih T.., .m. w-m <1.w. y i l 4)1 o di ay's woIrk 11y) inl C ita I rI'el ; hill wheln if. com est to Polly cks, ['m lbodgred. iness you'd bt. . A. white folks, PeLt; dy peer to ow ah about her." t1oon.-A candilate for oflice, canvassing district. for Voters, ente u)ion a poor . White, who hnd L vote to cast. l'oor til w.as milking when Mr. Oflice secker "Shaiun'i T hold her?" asked lie, pee-ing x nnminl wis uieay. The old man coil d ed; the ilico seeker look ihe cow by hors and the man procecled witlh his !ing. "lInMP you had Youn;. a'roundil hero late ?' asked I he candidate presently, refer Ig to Is rival. .Ol, yes!' said the old man, -he's ibid the barn, holding thecalf!' The ,Tuapauiese ar~e polito, and at theo me time i nquIisi t ive. Thelny saluteo e upon01 the sl iglhest plretext, by plaC e thle hanids uponi the knees, shutting 10 u p like a well oiled jack-kuni f, h vermg thne word ''Ohiio"' n their rst -sedluctive tones. Theu~3 will aunt your porchu and( peers5teadfastly rongh your parlor windows until ey are discovered, when, instead of ing abashed, they smile with singu r sweetne~ss and look again. A thniely ,poliilated hIouse is said standl~ ini W\orcester', lMass. A pa. rl pulblishiod there says :in a twv.. ory~ toenent.house there 1; -. nIil ier,, whno are the po~s dib lunnniu heiln:.; al ut.imals, livo A V"''' holy : and~ a genltlemn C' muealuin m of the word "surrogato, 1l he oxyd:iined it to her as "a gate rough. which prrties go to got mar. )d."' "ThPon .1 imnagine,'' said the ly, "that it is a corruption of the >rk 'sorrowgatc.' " "You a right," id lie, "as woman is an abreviation .j woe to lfinn During a great storm on the Pacific coan, a vessel wn~ a01oco wreaked, and Qiuaker,tosinug to and fro on it plank, celaimedl, ever the crest of a wave, to other who was drifting by oni a bar. "F iendl, dlOSt thou call this ci. "Hould1( en 1'. said1 Patriock, as5 ho >O3l lookilng aufter theo depar'ted tra in, [tiomiing it to stop. "IIould ons yo uthorin old1 strange ingen ; y'oca get >asenger aboard thait's left be .DPecribin1 g a newv organ, a country. itor savs : "Thej swell. died a waIy (l-elon. 5ull'ocatio,I hiko one si1n -a ,SWeet song unider 'the bed ' A Yankeo beinig asked to describe wile, said, "Why-, sir, sheo'd make a egular (naht go-ahead - stleamer, *my to would, she has such a~ wondeifh'l enlt for blowving up." A barber in Chlieagolhas been m'adoa pay $2,800 for outting ofr a com' b.or's ear, Gov. Blurnside, of. fliodo Island, 5 inauigurated for his scooid tormi Tuoaduay. Why is n'nlOwspaper liko a w*ffo aause -ovorg 'mani should huave ort of: 1 OWn. -