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?v- Hj 19 TWO DOLLAR y PER ANNUtiT. v "Tlio Pric3 of Libortjiis Eternal Vigilancd." I JiY LOGAN & PAVTS. AHRRVfFJiE. SOUTH CAROLINA. T*ff3*RSI)AY MORNING, XOVKMHKR ' | THE ABKmlE mam, ! ; IS I'CBMSURD - j " 1 EVERY THURSDAY KORKIKG i 1 itv l T. B. CREWS. j*:' " " ill tV B>AV8S. Editor*, r j'J PRINTING^ |o|. every Ucscriplior ard in the boBl style VVPITTOI \T TIIK nrnpp. I" * * . ? i vj, I'liiibracintr ns { *r*i\K?ss cahiis, hash nir.r.o, nnv ibe, ! tli rni'kii-rs : rn<ti:w?, "* i Hili. iu:\i?s nn<>ic?, Vamjmt.etc, i nniKK, ' of all J tli< ?*39""T1io l'nli'i-i'ior ?>f tin- Amukvit.i.f Iwm:" 1 j-., li^Hurc-i liis fri?>ti>ls ?n?l ill" piililir, Hint lln?ir or- : dors for uny tliinv in tin* .lol> 1'rintinir lino will , ? Y?-> cxihmi1<"1 i:i I'll* l?i'<t Miamicr, nml at as low . ... Yacts as a I. nnv i?!lu*r Usililisliim-nt. j . " ! lis from the fnrotiuinn ;iw Th? (illation Bj"or > XTsMhssrs. IC.x.o : I a n j^a-l io s-e that ! tin; press of t!i.? eou'itrv is hwjrinn'n:; to awake u;> ill th <;reat qii.-stion of tli?? day. . I thon-'lil in 18 12 iliat it wis our iioliev Jo 1 dissolve tli's L:ii??n. I thought so :ijjain in lS.j ?. I - ill think so in 18ol. lhit. j tlio reasons for this op'nioti aiv very <li(l'.J>. I a out now from those whie.h influenced inn j 1 twen'y-two years ago. Tint preservation of , t'14' this Union is no lonjj -r a qii-.-stiwnr' Tlie j lu*' time for that discission lias long since j ",m passed. Saving the Union is as dust in tin- ! u balance when compared with ih^' i>sue J <x' About boi?<( m:ulu up fur in. Tin* matter ; for our present con<iil.-r.ition is licit mo- ,:,n in -iitous question ??f stIf-jtri'Wtvtfiiiit. ; ' Not our prosperity, l?ul our existence .-is j ,n" a people, ii- p.-iii's upon our system of ''.v* slavery. Willi lis slav.-iv is :i rpi-stion ; '',el nothing short of lifo niitl death. This is i a<T( the great. problem which i!i<> nlii.*t*.-?*ntIi '' oentmy lias to solvy. a lew years this j ' (^i^^imv^n^jh^sjiii. 'l to a'??-?ib all others, j ' Wnifr^^S^GriRoliiriiin il. p -ikIs the fate not W;ls only of*'th!s c?iu:i'i v, hit of tin* West India : ''H} i.-lati'ls ;i!i.| S?.n'li Am-riea. j That mail must Ik: a Vi rv sup ifi.ial oh- j ^?'v sower of human events- -lnv.* I-?"! liiMory ' Ml to vi-'. v lit 11?- |iurp >st?wlw iliittkn that this j due jn-.'slioii t--::ii !> settled without an ?>j?en j ,';l" ? -i ' 1 i^sn.?an issue not of word*, out o! wtx. i ? Some trten'v-tive years ? ;.! a f-w unknown j ami despised nholitionists. "solitary ainl alone,"svl in motion this hall of abolitionism. j "'eei * They eame into ('.digress with their j?*ti- { it w tion>. They hetr.in lie.* work of atj'taliun. j ""t They have eontinit.-d to nutate, wilhout j jfivinjr sleep to tli.-ir eyes, until they are! now firmly iti their seat and she runs in j their hands. ' Til is an asr-erlion whieh. if Into. sinmM make' every T>oiTTIi7,rnTlirnpr?e<jai""f?T*rpTir [ "* his house in order," for when tli*- a!?>!iiii?:i ' I1' . party ai*tu.illy, ?liters npon the a'!tami:?!ration of this government all distinction \\ii! , ,v' cense between master and slave. If in (hat ' day Son'.h' iti slaveholders n)e Mill the suhieets of this Federal (Jovemnient, and amenable to its laws, their lives and their | ,,ot property will pass nwav like llnj morning I ''"u cloud. Tlu-rc is nu importance in litis view j "" in ?>ur controversy will) the abolitionists j '"" which h.-is not. yet been duly considered, i 1 This controversy, we may safely admit, had | ''ct'' its origin in tin honest, but fanatical zeal | ""I'l : for liberty?a morbai an<l ni siiticni synipathy for im-fgitied wrong*. IhtL t?? what is this feeling growing ? is it distilled to end? Crimination i ^'>r * ti->n, r? p nt?-d acts o>l UUi'j.i' ' *' ? r '* oncft and out rag" osi one ?i? . i.f -i '.-.. ; -i ! '' ' d> fi::ncc 0:1 :In* other, is d: ..! > .i-i'*,.:- i * between th<* |>ir:i-s n i >.\it t: It fijj'd isNiic is ma le bv an :? (. they ; ' will ho foil si I airtyd in Ii ret* and hiortal hatred. ,l?-tiv?*uoni"d l?y irrevocable wrong." r"'" '.The conflict then will he not for the ores- l"''.1 orvation ?>f the slave, hut extermination ? f the master; and the inereih-HR struggle " J" hutwciu the'(Girondist and the Jacobin will *'r" again he cnaeied, oii'y upon a with r lieh'. That this isMin is coining?is obliged t< ~n"'' ri coma?and must, he tnet, is a fact to whieh |s C: Pjlijfr j&r people, by a fatal infatuation, seem re- ^ Bud to close their eyes. That. tin? aboli- ".v 1 party have already gained a strong :m ' I from which they cannot bo displaced, is <to b? too manifest longer to be >tc^rf They have acquired an influence 1 in this gmvrnmi-nt whieh it is sheer fatuity '' to liopu will ever again be shaken oil". My H has reached this painful conclusion, i'Vjniat the abolition prirty has. in point of alrradtf adhiered its purpo&c, ami that "I"*' only requires litns to ripen and execute ,'<-vl Ift'l I decrees. Siii"c, ho\v?*vef, to itttah- 'HW H?"lish this fact is the chief purpose of the Pro1 ^3" present writing, it must not be left to rent P*' upon assertion or opinion. Wlmt then are nHM .the facts whieh lead to this painful eonclu- # ^ rst then. I would urge every Southern rt P' gravely to consider the uninistakablo n fflpamdence afforded by the late Congressional '* v Selections nl the North. The Democratic P'"j has been defeated, " horse foot and P'Hl gg|rMg?oiis," in three of tlm largest and most ^^HIIipUIIUIII |lUH-3?l?*CIII/IUill^ UilUVn, 1UIO |-? virtual triumph of abolition principles.? (|j MPilicy well understand it, and are emhold- n,?'j HRened by it to mlonblu their efforts. Does ?f< K South *ec in tliis fact nothing to arouse fc^0j^8#''ions'ons' To tliis extent have f and Fred Douglas "strengthened t|ie rifchelMnnlces and lengthened their corr^ " in nuil Ftwen'ty^five years." And tins evidence of / k5Jorthera hostility been suddenly disclosed itWonty-flvo years ago, ft Calhoun o*a teHf i^cDullle would liavo thought of nothing lies, i, f^ort of calling a contention of the sover liter I 1 ft r?i State of South - film to see tha1 In* Commonwealth suffered no damage.* n iiH-nili. r well llie day when South Carola, for li ss peril to her liheriy, would have md l?v her arms. IJnt now, a f<*w nnirm-t of discontent from some desponding it ii'tt :-hearle<I editors, is all thai remains the teaehings of Calhoun and Mel Millie, h become familiar with danger as with e; they first contemplate, then tolerate, 1'ti peridi in its cmhraee. l>ut the eow!, I?v closing his eves, does not render imp. tiding hlow less certain or less al. Tlie aholition torrent is still rolling " Lit it hit it r ct luh'lar, cfc."?\v!ii!i?, liki? In? I'.M>!i-!i l'i l!?>w," w<? ?it uHisirtj; upon luniks, \v<i!n!t rinpf when it will pass :iv. M )io at another tim<\ 'Lm FALKLAND. j * ?? < RfanAh - Watchman ?? tthxcrvcr. Putnam's Majazinen.o f:ivoral>k* nmifi'S which were takvn "Putnam's M i^:izi:n'," on its first sip- j ir.uu-f. It-i?t i]it- lU'. tt nf pim.urin^ tin* it j ,| ir(. <-i|Ck)l:U mi) in I]|?* ?v>111 It. Il sci'ltK'il j im-ft In-fter 111;111 nn?-t works of tin-, kin.I j |> pul ir di'iii iinl for soin *tlii??_?; r:i?*v ."iikI ' i?f.>r soun-lliiuir to hiti-ro>t. in-thiyt ;tu<l ^ !?-< ilitt general r?'siiIor?for soiuctliiu^ 1 ioli tivats of tin' minor matters of .l.iilv- > Alienee. and serves a* "a runniuj; rum- j ntary of the eountless |>henmnciia of the : e> as the ri?e?nut ??u in si new-p ijii-r ! n tin* l'"nn of ilirtvt rriiii'isin, l>nl in tin* j if perm uti'iitlv i?.tere>tinjj? shape uf Stu- ! I>civ. 1 * ?* !11 ami Sljctrli." lint of lau;ti re have heeit <*<n?11>1 lints a:>ain-t it, on j tint < !' the 1 ittiTiiess ?>f stum* of it> ar- j > ! ? llu- i-l-te-. uf )-'<iiii lii-t ti lv:li|l:|S.? ' of lliein i 'iC to lielonjf * t?? ili? I U'iiijr S. ho >! says, he! le?l to ?li.*tr!ist t!ie literary wis loin ?>f l'n'-lishers s>me uiontlis ajjo, wlien ; mlniittel t!ie article entillei] "Our t l'iv-i?leiit," a???l a?Ms "thai article e.l har.-hlv 011 iiiv sen?? of what was even to l'Yanklin l'ieivo in an Aineri Literary Magazine. It was in had t;ist*.? leal in personal dotraetion. Had it jij>- J roUin a rank parti/an iiev^pnper. I lit Imvo eiijoved it; there won!.I have i a fitness in tin; tiling. I 'li'l not., a< as, enjoy ilte literary draught. I <li<l choose that my jjohlet should contain a r portion for :m<?t!ier, however spark. ami exhiiir itinir, an 1 tj.'kSiinrly pnnt to my prlale." Mat. this is not the ; ii! j<-.-ii?>:ial>le article. Voiir litimher for September, lSo-J.*1 ??' .. iilc writer,'*' i< afjaiti tavored wlt!i 1 isu'tl I'ss'iv Ironi ^he pen of tlu? lutln'r fhjr X". \v I*i>'?'J.Mit:iml we are to he >i?-<I al'o r ;su !>i|/- with the portrait, too litis accppfahl? writer. For mv part, llemcti. I do not care to pav for the 1 ??f the author of that at tide. I do like the product of that. head, and shall htleJs In* willing that yon take it oil' r promised li.-t of ill "Kirn lien* >*>r ilfnnn.s. I do n<>t like the man who guilty hrii?l iis?r at me sn-h st eil as I iiave i nl.liif.nl to read there in fulfilment, T ( |)o?e, of your promise to healway-* 4 in i tivo ami aiinisi jr.' Vastly mmL :m? tho foll'-winj;: Tim ' J'r ? < rv pally is that which, eiliK'atcd at tin* ih, miller III! the ?j?*i?i;tl inspirations of ''i! ?. . M.II ii*, . ti ' 1 c , 1-11 v if i. .' . I ; ? >,;, _? . 1 j . ?. ?: i *! Vi''>f.' .' "!> ts ii-.ulf.tr ' !- i 1 iv<*r? > < .'I t*?* *' "it . *'i-rjf / : . a j ): k < >: hi . > i:nih?.* ' (''ml1! > I- :??.! !? ' ! " * tli(: I V j I ?? of tin* poof nvaiint.> . '' ii -r "hi-lp lo hinrl. the most "vnrtmis mitnl j i . lit ii-jj rm i in: illilll'je I|H ICS Hl.'lll st and happy retribution.' The Snuthp-irtv is said to have * tint Fi'i'i' *:ta?es should lu> made a huntim; ini'1 f>>r slaves.' Tin* fugitive slave law died 'this odious stn11 disgraceful law.' ' Xorlli i< k:iit 1 to have hptif to thr insult i craven acceptance \t liicli 'covered itianv 1 iouc>l fsice with slntne.' The Nebraska is s;iiil to ho hri.-tlinjf with dan???rs.* 1 this^rtielc eoneludes after much more he snme sort as ahove quoted, with the wing appeal to the North J 'To discard all past alliance, to put" e a'l present fears, to dread no future ilipns. in the single hope of carrying to dr victory a banner inscribed with these ices: The repeal of the fugitive slave ; the restorations of the Missouri Coinmise; no more slave States: no more q Territories ;. I he homestead for flee i oft the public lands'4* ill this mny aeem very American, very1' rvcfire, very literary?very umuning to irtion of its N^tffrn readers. But it ot telished at U^pmth. Still the South pry forgiving-?vory indulgent. It coinit*, to he sure of the fare; hut the eomuantft themseU'e*, if in some rare inures tiiey cease to patronize Putnam, patronize some other Northern Mag?t of kindred spirit?till they are again . fiisteti wiiii nice lure when tltey willia another exchange not n whit letter irgettiug nil the while iliMt ihire are ;iry mngasine* yt the.South whitrh n<x>d rhiilitui to their present patronage only t, ?vliif]? it* contributed Hi tlieSoutJi for mifiport of Northern pithl'ii-atiou*, to i? them fully iw cheap anil a great deal , er. For ourmdves, WO are nf>t very , y that theae Jlingt are made. ?JFor j ihlg else eoufj F?e half a* effective Fn hiftg'lht) South where her tru? interest ' and in developing more fully lier own ? nry resource*. i He Cam for You It is often hard t?. O.^iJc so; that, in His nl mightiness IK* *li?uVt deijfii to have a i thought towards u<. Why. the heavens un | cannot contain Him : and if su^id the im- a" ! metwitv of His creation. tlii-t \xul? world ! au } were l>lot:ed from cxUteneo, its lox would : f | never l?e perceived; and here we are worms 1 ^'( j upon its surface, poor, helpless, and worth- j w' , le>s : and yet In- earrtll for iis. j J"'1 i " Ieaveth f<>r von.'' O what a load it j 1*'* ! takes fr?>m th??se jvh?i\ weak shoulder*.? < Nsl ; lie that has lit up the st.urv heavens. Ho j w that has lolled forth the planets'; that i P! j truides the ?uu in its course, and hath es- j I taMi^hed the ever'asSinjj hills?Hi.* it is that | ( I eareth I->r us, ;itu! uptui whom .we are to ' " I j (r, all our faro?spiritual as well as tin- i < 1" .iiiutie-. 'lark an-l iliMressful; the lemp ? ' ' ' j ral anxieties wo-niiiyf tlie hoilv as \v?>!| a? e<>rr?nliii<r ilie soul; fens giootjpy as night: J j" whole 1 ni-Ii'ii of our sins, of our temnta. . , . i i ? I <1' tioiis, ot our >loitl>ts. 'rials, ami vexa ions? " ^ all t<? lie east upon 11 m wlio eareth for lis. i . I \Vl *>nrelv he must eare a "real ileal for us to .* . i "I' Ins willing In liear llirsii all. An<I iris wrll j for us poor mortals, ihat we have one who : ! ] ] c i is aMe ami willing hoth to eare ami to hear, r A?wl-we see some Christians jjo grovelling ^ aloti^ as if sn -h a promise hatl never foinnl a plaee in Coil's word. The}- prefer to liear their own humeiis iusle-i<l of casting ^ tl.em upon the Lonl. Anil they ilo hear ihi-m. an I hear them until tliev are crushed ? t*IS llll'li'l* 1111*1 il ! snnl not iiii111 lui-l.r ilii-iii are willing tint CJotl should take tin-in t<? himself. '.,'1 ' Hi- earcth f<?r v?.n." Children of Millie- *u tion. hear yu this. What tli<>u<r|i the SH wmi.j ?""? inue \">ii i?i lIHUini atone. What iliniijrJi a l?:ise ingratitude "l11 ha? smnir vmi to the uuiek. :iud clouds of .. , . * ,1,s anxieties are elusU-rin:; arouiel voii.?s a f There i< onethat earefh fur v<?i. and though ^ j ail ntlii-r-i xlmutd 'firs ike vou, hi* i ever will. , do True, thn 11 i <> 111 is d irk an<l I allows are strong, and the tempest tliii*k?*ns vet look j up; t!n;re is one walking; ou the billows 1 ?y . v.'iir suit*, who is mi?rhti??r tlrin von ; au<1 i * OVl it is to just such :is you I?i-?t In; loves to cx- ^ tend his cure ? that precious care, whose j ^ tove is never dimmed. In the valley lie will walk hv vour siile, au<l along the ste-*p . j - _ ? . 1 is i ami dreai'V road will take vour 1 nr<l?-ii wit to lliiiwif. "Cast ihv burden upon the 1 pn Lord. He will sustain thee." " II ran-th tor yoin" Child of perplexity, hear ye this. Why then -take thought lor to morrow ; the marrow i> a!! Iti.s WWII. j Can y..u in ike it better? It" vou could V ' malceTt bettor and tiilcn it i.ut of >/|s tian.l^ ' all to yourself, would you do it? I 4oiil>t it. if you knew how much ' loved you. ' ' Trials, p.-rhaps. hut then ?.n i ids prodtie- ' 1 in<5 patience; ami exp<y?jjic. nope; and all producing what ? why a he.ir* ^tted to love ;iii> 1 serve him: jnM Mich a lu?art as lie !1 wants you t* have. ju<t mii-Ii a luvirt as you s?1, inu^t h.ive it' yon <1 .veil forever with him. '',e ?iV. V. Ob.' vt'r lea j'lothscUil 1 and Palestinet. : ? . ?' " 1,11 ii i-i iiiiii s in i .ir.s iiiar ,>i. lie Kntlis- . I had ??ft.r:d {o a<*t:?a|>t the terms pro- ^ posed for tlii* Turkish loan, or even to udvaiwe a l.ircr- miiii, provided a mortgage '>U was ifivi'ii on Pah'Stin". This rumor is highly suggestive. Every ^ reflecting Christian mint have hail frequent ] of the Jews of Palestine, ami of a<s ??!. . *.. : - u.? *. . ,! * J. * I ihe ij.'.k- , . -r.S.lf S5T"Tfa? h : ( ill- ' jjj. in i.'ab'y iili Pi??.Ti.e :<7?\ I ' M*: I' :i:i- c, I ?n - -lie- .itij* ' . t;. In* s??'? i; the fowls to the. feist I tj. . of the great God?the 1rea<Jin? the wine press without the eitv, awl the blood com- Yo innr to the horses' bridles, and passages of. the Holy Writ that come up before the inind wh ivi'li awful fjrand'-ur, clothed with the idea utai i?f a possible fulfilment within a short time! gas Palestine is the Lord's inheritance, re- mo served for tho seed of Abraham. The ray Turkish power holds it. Its downfall is ap[ imminent ; and who next shall own Pules. Bu line? Evidently the .Tew*. iou "Tlic world has wondercfl nt the wealth It i of the RothefTildfii Tli-v are Jews. Why ties ha* Providence raised them Up and placed fen; in their'hands an amount of wenlth eqiinl ket to mrtny an entire kingdoj^? May it not lies be for such a time as tw^|: The Turkish ovc power straightened for money to fight ble Hgninst Russia, corpes. to one of the Jew? in i Jo borrow?he asks a mortgage on Pale*- fail tine ; and on this condition offers more slu money than Turkey "asks. The Sultan, hrc knowing Palestine is one portion of his of dominions on which the Emperor of Russia ?lel ?1^ c i I.:. ? -x t.. . i nwi^i.M'ii nin njvnoiin vyva, mai HO !pny -ommand thcMediterranean and RAJ Sow*, g? and alno, tlio jAuUths of the Nile, wcjold l',n tlio more readily indflgago it to Rothschild, jari to put it as far from tfie enemy .as possible, and identify it with the intore?fest- p?* em Europe, and by tins means the ^T? effectually secure the aid 6f France, ft ai*< the event Turkey is swallowed up?the i9fl mortgage lies unredeemed?Palestine ip X"1 once more the property of an Israelite.-^- hoi But Russia i* determined tiVbavn if bw? u BH .... .. , vwv obtain it die jnustfight ?ll EuropA-atid itfb the Inst groat conflict > on-^ ground. Now form# of govern nieni arise al! ovot- Europe, and the Jews retarn to ?t?i theft- fHthertfeQd^pnder the.- deed af?ttjjgp? ^ uhild. These are thoughtatflat quietly nie tprung up in our mind upon reading' the Btii ibovc few lines.? Vermont Chronic?*. ' ble from fhr 0['-ic lintmk. Lights and',ShadowsHow like the douti^s aiul sunshine of April <lay, tlu' lighti anil shadows Oouitt il go over the path' of lifi\ IIow joy (1 sorrow seem to i|eef, :in<l hope ami ir cliaso earli otin-ij over tin- world.? mi' into our busy (nvtropolis, ami you II iiti'l the <'xoinplirtij"ion of this pritnii\ (Jo through the streets; gather the tuivs that urt'i-t v?ft anv ?l:iv, am) vou II have a mental pai^rama of contrasts, it\? which Ucinbrandt.| can boar no coinnisrifl. ; II.tc a grand monsj< ^ is illuminate*] for wedding. ami von ca'.?iec tlie brilliancy tli" moving thronq within. Yon catch ipse* of halls fit to ;jrac? a palace ; of rpt't-i and tlrap 'ry ai pi-arc gemsof sculpiv, which almost d:r ! you with their agnWiceiiee. Von I -lol.l the bride in e Hush of her you It ami beauty, her icclc crimsoned wit It v \citeinent, her eyes aiuing with h: p||.css ami her lips rent lied with smilei You mark the aceful outline of he&iHfnro in its snowy lies, and the fhlsh <1 the jewels which flit the waves of horjjlark hair. Yoii hear the congrfttilalioiis offered to i; envied pair?the lissings breathed? e farewells spoken, t our glance follows i? young wife, as she pliers the carriage* liell will lii'.tr ln.r rt.m 1m < -: 1- 1 w... ..v. ii'iu uuuiv, iiit:nu>, (.1 all she onco hold kuurer than aught e <>n earth. Vou hei? the inn-^ic of the I airing revellers hut; after you have ssed on ami the gorgeijs pageantry has lt*?.l from your* sight. Aft before those ; eet tone^have melted rnrti your ear, you ! il far different scene. i 4 ^ In a shadowy corner, ply A very short tancc from that gr;tiK dwelling, there is jroup ?o striking lhaC ^t rivets your atition. A fei-l>le ofd unu has crouehV?^ \vn on the su-px of an|ui|)osipg church, il is sitting tin-re, \vitlih:s tattered eloak di-d around his emae.iq .1)! frame, and" his ill resting on the ilia hand* #*l????pe?! lt l'iis sturdy cane. . A' -.!did is redlining his feet, with liait'-i'lo.^U eyes, and sleiir liiig-rs, i?Uy trilling uijh her unkeyt lcs. Near her, standi;.'^ -treet, and silent, ;i girl of some ten suir/ners, fair, but :h the spirit of a suftjiiig woman minted on every feature., {Flic whole trio > faint and weaiy, and bwolate. In all s eity with it$ tnnnerp^ home*, thoroj.s roof to shelter tli?'?\3T" ' '-ide around ieh ill-y can loiter-^itf *^^ni|?Jy supplied ?le, where Tiiev can satisfy tlio "fci'avifirgs hunger, and as the agv t man thinks "f tears roll down his .sunken check. "But heroine beside him, so y >'.i.!iful in year*, t so old in bittter experience,soothes him h gentle words of encouragement, and iles, that light up lier wan face with uigti radiance. Vou think of little Nell, i guardian angel of her grandfather, hoing about him witb her winning ways, ding hiin-froin tlie temptations that sur inded liiin, and dyiii" at last, in that asant country-place near the ancient nch and the grave yard. Perhaps her ient endurance, her noble devotion speak i'proof to yoyr repining, and you turn ay with higher resolves ;u>l holier a*piiolis. Farther on, you see a brilliant throng cmbii'd within the wa'ls of a theatre.? M'fliinsr there seems pay and ( j;...?..* . ". i.!, ; <! ., of Iiii- :?, (Is. . !i . fiotn T.tmeftd ! '> (li nt' uad (.* !:. 'X nil rround j.* i.. !' ? I u hear the lrierrv jo* ... . k. of, play?the light laugh, -the .applause, ich ever and attnn eo.iy>ffjfJ through the tely building. Then,'with a lingering :c, you again resum# yonr walk. A ment mpre and you ^jWeeive a single of lijjht twinkling ftym a house that >ears wrapped in. sileijco and gloom.? t. you soon find vouMelf looking anxsly into thai-dimly illuminated room.? s so still, that*your footfall almost star( yon, and your burned whisper has a rful distinctness. Two wntflinra nr.. ping a vigH'besido til) (lead X the corpse i shrouded in white jdrnp.'ry, that falls ?r it with the rigiditybf sculptured mar. The pale hands ar^ folded, and withtho waxen jlngers ne*{lo flowers, frail* and AVC&V like' hefc jtfiose dreaotlcrift inber |I share.' The icy w is g?ll|p3^PMth fiyrtle, and a sprey I blossoms ifctens thoj fobe around the rider neck. - ??-X- ' Once more you ari ft' the street; men carelessly - t>yy jthe ftatflber of death, ghing and talking wth merriment that ? painfully on your cMV You meet the li "wr^fped in Velvet/and far, and tile jrin scanty an<) Mgjrod habilinvcnts.-->u behold life ?ml dbath commingling, IjAy, with hei^starrj crown, seem* walkt sjde^liy.-sido with rrief and woe. Do 1 ask u Why klrifl is ? T Why .does this ihft )?ero eiwewed w (5?Mie#fo*etm<*w* *>f '' Horrors of Modern W? War lias re-appeared?war ilizi'<l, scientific, merhaeicul iwt'i'ti Slates that have immen* ? | lishmcuts. national i!eht.s, ami i . it. Ami war turn* mlt to ho ji | as ever?the same uncouth, <1. j savage, inhuman tiling, that it , since the beginning ot* h'>lory. It | reckless, malicious,.wanton, ami nbst. envious of happines* ami peace; it ?. 1 produces the most miserable scenes, tin wihlest adventures, the nioM perilous situa- j ! lions, the unM hoiii-l calamities, ami tho-e j , large masses of misery that men had thought too vast anil too hideous for these , j *IMI? :m<I <pi;ot. times. i Nut to go I'm her Iwk, take llic eflpbdi- i titui as it arrives nil' the coast of the Cn- ! mi'.'i. The soldiers ami sailors aro fallinjr ' ^ I l>y stores under I ho strike of an itf*vruta | j 1>1?! pe?t. Tiie army lands, ami after all I our rehearsals at dioMnim^ it bivouacs in | the mud and in lain. i?'or several days it ! . suffers an actual plague of thrift. Then , ! comes the inarch, on the very first day of i , which baggage is sacrificed, and the rear is j ! left behind. At last conies the battle, tardy i | to those who had cxp-etod it, though only j j the beginning of the end. It is no paper j j night. The carnage, confusion, feats of j ; daring, the collision of thousands with thou- j s:in?ls, the lnoilk-y of tlio. victors jiihI the j V:in<|Hishcl, nr^ those of Lha.nJ.! ' ' Tlii'ii, after n night of trid)D^jQ9^|(vrnB stiff titles I lie sun rises MPMidtiff in.IT, writhing, nutl , thirst, over tlie l>loo<lj$?Ttel& Tlio vfrh^?.i irxtu: mo n my ^ i slow procession of the wQiuulecl, bd^e 'orvthe shoulders of the siirvjvyni; or the nidgearts of the-ftouutry, to thd" distant ^sliore.^; l>y one Ihey the on the Held, Ah: tlift yournoy, on*, the headi, in tlie/bdita, on l>uar<l llit? flouting lios(? tills. . TJn^v'tbHt escaped llie battle., amU'were its.-nijosi c?n? spicuous heroes,' di> not <^capti ?*the po.<t.. Or.o by one they too, full.- ' \ r~,Vi' Tim iiT.'irch is removed in "the-doubtful morning twilight. On the one side is heard ilie solemn hymn of triumph, raised "by the virtors fri>iu the heiirhts ihev hud 'rMiimd. ------ .-7 J -O * - I and on the oilier side, stretched over, the field, is seen a dark mas*, half living ludf dead. They :>re thel!n>.-i:in.wounded- left licldiid, ^ind in .the midst of.tttoiii, like "tlie - ti> j ! ? what In* coifld fh'tfritiht world ofjnjjgoTy, j o\Y?i TilT^ri'Tnr; itic^nrfieCliiis^'Tmu'' would 1?0 understood, riftJ^TT^rngmzctl-. I ino ni'ii' enemy certain .soon fX-M irroutwJ him. Follow -the ^ yjtu&iufcedrcmn"*i Fuw comforts and little r< st . ulW J\ (ruined by .their ^i^t^ They smRr it?' rapid succession tli^ hiirinn^wifn^hffm^tK I ly cliill, and the morning dew. .^hey \ villages, and find desolation, fcr. tlie..(l)s. sack* Itnve been before tbeiiii^- \ I Wlifl is spared they lay waste th?.i: ? selves, as it wete in rivalry. Hurptisjedui find splendid mansions, furnished Vyfi , every 'elegance and Inxnrj*, in a count* j which they had beared was a pestilentijf ^ desert. they admire and destroy. ."iVeair and thirstthey rush into gardens, ok-hanlH and vineyards, ntnl. devour till thev sicken^ and die. Theseem? in which Knirl!-'-? x act this ?" ?? " . t.ur ;?' ?? ? - .i. : UviiJV.vpfc ?:? i iv Mi'i;?r' i ' {* "T.; (' M hh??' t?? eii> ^ 1 fjiM ?.f. > r :'? r.r. -:i ; ,' < well :t-- : < vri'tr ?v a i.?-vui^iit march in which wUi.lft'repnients lost, their way". Even in the Jay a portion of the army finds it.-elf almost witlHn tlie fire of Sehastopol, atid the commander-in-chief,- With his Ftnflf eomes suddenly on a numerous Russian division, which fancying itself surprised, flie?, and is routed with, slauuhter and loss of baggage. Then the scene changes to the quiet land-locked bay, or " mountain tarn" ?? nu- i ?;.? i - y 1?1 uaniMiiTfi, UllfU Willi IIIIgQ snips, got/ there no ono knows how, delivering p<jj>* -40k>u? cannon nn?l mountain* of But Mill the pur*uirg. indefatigable 'pest. It attacks new regiinehln, and dees not cense the work of death In tlio prtuses of the campaign. >' < Has war changed its <(hnraet^r ?"vTlrt<iM|* .is not'a efrebm*tanoe in tfvj?e-_narrativt*s* > that i* not connAongpo all jfrtt*; and, unfortunately. nil that wr/ >e*d oLin our ' V / V 7 ^ ynatli, when war* hn<l thw-iiifrb-aU' tlio world, reappears y/tttr-sad ift impossible to rafttfi tfiS Hooh?raNn2^" | iery, especially. [^^^tho fbo hirnaejf?w(| | the exajnple of J^wruetioaX 'Yet (hfe fc unavoidable, fo^ ?>lflfpfeServati6n coinpf 1* a retreating aritfy (6'}ottv4 a dew-rt bcfiiruy it. A de*eVt it ^ooa lesJVc. Germany haR itot fei twiyqt^ from the effects of the rfrfrty yeaf?r wa'i1, and tb# urmit^tbat bave pawed oyer 4*? War ia; not # ?n?j& nor yet/is "it like, the1 ofwwp nnd -eMy-^ngaaroei of tho wealthy against the poovy . or the niafly against. the few. It is a tit tish. One thiiwr iilotie ii envbrin. -nnfi in, ers tlx: . Is tin? fUMIi ;it lli<! waist. !>., sui li distortion of tlie i... the Hintrimoninl attract ioip ?so .... :i s*iij?'i| i^uors'titus would admire such dis- j tiguivment?a kin 1 of v;ij?;?1 puppy, not lit to I rusted alone in tlie streets. No- * Inter than yesterday we saw si sensible-looking female el.-rlc ^pinched up in corsets to suoh an extent* that she could not. utter a ' sentence of ten wonls wi.hout p:iitiful exertion. Her Iuug-* must have b-eu dam- 1 aged beyond cure if she remained in that harness six hours. Young woman ! if you desire health, ivsp/clsibiiitv. and ?!eelimn<' years that will not make ymi a nuisance. ' forswear coi'sets. If yon wi>!i to keep your 1 clear complexion, or to obtain one?it' yu ' are cartful about a Urealii that shall not In- * offensive, abaivlon cornets. It' you woulil ! Son unto*! with the most awful .lis- ' EB^nnUa <lejiih welcome instead ' ?>?.***j>'. jvvi?t th? tk\*e- ' fcitt3^^^^^Jsj.'eker, as you 1 would a; jk?s!ilr!i?'L'. If agree- ' able tq^tbuf Waists mid look -sis if tlfijjjj we're.pyt*g:r'vaui/.r J i.-11 ... T& Bresy-undyl^ , our pn^sTof ?fn'n^e: all* our | rajtfifiid ail?^e'auJj|^t lihjSprlK re is, nu.l -y long lmi*. is, a list of ; persons, ^yrhu pitRSMii'e of charge?whii-h, owing .tq ,Vnri>>n^ eaus^s, has ??rowii im-gii*. { veui?;ji<lv *htrg? * In *his, the" n<tiv6p:|j}er ( press is g-incqtUyuwide \<? hoar the r-sponsibili.ly, a11;!'.in a:>y, .pi'rsous uiiae.ijiu'utul ^ Villi ijus' true. Wale;of llffc^ase, are apt to j ffurtfi > "iy'R/re'rinou,s n'oti?u*(of the ch&rac-, not covi-t" lilts prlyiligt* sd ^V.i r ia^uTOui nisei vt;i> oflTt^ When recently the rij?rt*??tt<Hli^j of tl:o > f.mr gr? :.-L.railto;i<3 loiih > u> <\> ""V VVV) J'l V? v.u- <X U 11 investigation on the New York and Erie ii rfiijroad, t)in.t of tlie great number of per- p *His who pass freo over that work, the reg- 'p ular fare' of whom would jt?y the company o 5100,000 per milium; less than one in a it Imiidrctl are, or have bi-en, members of the u newspaper pfess. . A similar iitVestiguftSJ? 'It in the New York auvl New Haveuvf?i lr<ia?l?; >!iows that of _8,l?4 * o*^ ct iWoaty3l?? (o :j$fr?fe.t>f the it 7 J 'tilat i*tie ti ?i *"?w'S t'i ! fU'ftpMat ;Jjj w.l . , ,<jj o'V.o ! l' 1 ) ' .... j#vi?, ore ;?ttn<Ul8?? |S all the favors cxtr?<!.t! to the press, itsfg- $ ripmc.-'ics a hiwi'lrod fokl in The publi^jtf^ ? it give* to all malt its p?-v to travelling routes, or places of annrsein^Aif. Jj If managers wish to retrench the freer 3$ :? k. il...., 0|.A..l,l ,\.J.ca' ?v U? It I?5 >t*? V I UIVj Oll\fiMi|, i ||\ IFUCT v shouhljnot bo m.'i'Jc the Scape-goat.?Phil; f; N. Ainxrientti ii u * Can it be Possible? If the following bo a correct picture, wlnt h delightful plac? to live in mnst. I e Gall i- '' till, Tennessee! A-correspondent of "The Legion," published in that town, thu< write : | " I wish to inquire through your paper whether or not the corporate authorities ?>f 1 thi> onre flourishing ami in<?ral little"vill go v hajfe the power to remedy the f>|lowing nlmost Ro, why is it not. ? such as men ( walking lhe streets in thair $hirt-tnil* ; men f a?d women chasing and tusselling witli^ t frCrh oilier in the sffiW.s on Sunday, with crowd* of hoys'OndJ/MqiQK^^flinittiiig nnd haltering after^fi-.ii) ; v-unff men<1 ri? I-ii11^ j Sum lay fl Kjwrifihtir >?he\,SuM.:tfh ill t of rtu>ni T in this *ltk j?nd dying fumit es to sit at night about the stress and doggorle*, t? the great anuoj- c anee of tfiose.who wfeh to i?leei>;. men mi?t kr wortlep hiVmuf on the sidcwnlks talking'.^ f the-most vulgar majihor. \TOr<k. not fu to \ bp tutored; drunlutiM**nd loungers dam- ''i doltur Hit miww&nof; yuIjw#rUiw?ite?;A?^ft:at 11 > ve} hikI fta-Miy other ^ j^Hy'ftiiwi tUnt l h.ive*#/rtukr I you lo ihaiio it butnlf .$ j i V - ^ - " / - ' > . ma. -^sfX',.i Mi _ ..-.JRr Kcqiiaiiiicn . subaltern's duty; so that worn 11 **... ......iijj:? :i iViiuifr wi?b tin.1 gn-*t cjise au?l ni -i.Mi.-y, ?!:<> knows, i ; ntrdly, thy lulics of <-v? i-y in; niln-r ol it. L>:u:ghf?jrs wlio m-ylect tliis pr.rt ot' -.-Ui'iu a??: tMltirtfy*v.itlxnit ex.-ust1, ixixl lit ir lii ire still inor.j to lil.-uiu>. Tin.- v- :ij?o!og\*t which is often m.al.i for tli?? n /.i' i. - > - - - - - "f is i!u- greatest condemnation ??f uh.> j'iZ v it. Ii is said by Ih.who arc growing tip in ignoraiiee of tlx :s? tliii-J,any me can learn to house \v??.-i> u is no<;issary/ - Any one who lows her im.ibaiei in*l is d.vojrd to his interests will mako iit-rself neeom]>li>lr.*d in thnsu tiling" :if:?-r vie is marrhd." A< will might the y^uug nan say, '*0, w!iat n<eis it tor m * to i"'.r*i in) married, it' I love my \\ i V'vjjBMiiil&k :> Je time enough to learn a ]>rofJ9^^K|?. to t^eomplidi my suit' in t ho ?lvt:uT^8i my JUMness ?Would liter.* !> : any savor mien of total fail art; and diseom'iunv: ?? I'htff A'hieli a woman can learn to do imut.r Ire tuition of love, vanjeei'la'iiiy be leaned. t>. inueh- gtvacr advaurngy under the tuiioti of a'mother. If it is at all .so ot;sy to earn,-then they certainly are inexeilsabie, vho neglect it. It is no degradation, to he finest lady to know all the defalk* of loim stie affairs. It is honorable and ou^lit o ik_* nor j?vuie. A woinau, Hipugh -s!io nay bu as beautiful as the moiiiin^.HS wlso is Minerva, and iw acoon'.p'tfcbpd* as tba Jraccs, ou^ht to kuow lho details of liofoetold ailiiirs. ^-tiS78Z?J?7r5??^Ti'-^^opg been a dosUefnu;'5* writs' of uaj^jj^Tns wyil. . for wj?>?worUs ot' *.cuij!uro, ji"jtjd tit; capable of U<>In<v produced at'.***' rate. - M*?ny-'ptgccsse* liavo I>cOii ^fejrt^re'nfler. pbtHtej^sohd.; but iihiio* b:;s tithejrto proved in every rexp.ee t siicoCffef-: lie**recrtiL?itn di>orror> Jts-at length succeeded, wo are told, in the reduction of a materia! adapted lo phistlu urposcs, whicilr affords tlin same sharpness F outlines as planter of r.ois, !s scarcely iforjor in whiteness to the finest statuary??rl>h?, -and even surpasses it in impermeability of snifu-e, being pi>i yretf and capable of r? Mflthiiafc'att/i&feljjfc- ; ncW'of \voi\i !ier. TJie,_iujF"''v >$kJ# e>hrliiti*d ?ev^raT hw^V'nd iin-tfoi|i)i<)>iu?)u\ which havo\ been rifievetfct- f tlWWij'ptors *nd iirtiMsof-Koni-*, ?v TTS"*? to lif???ft?loii<vMr |MC ' :irftX*j?r? J * '^ "I the *& ***' w"vtHfEP'7 NyilV' Thfc >,tkvt3cA^: ^ ..lfajwif^izo; tq^fefitoinent y^ / ittet prove* that ? f the <>hj?'Cp? tli<- ^^r^MTn fSLymg;j le-Miniled of the Most be-a?tirur^foom?& n-nts of atii-ii-nt or modern times, arenH--. jctural ornament*, &c., may be reproduced t a price not grently exceeding that of j^er cn&ttf^Tlius not only houses and 9MtahJ|^W^feurdciis anil prirkd, and destined for ay be adorned w.itli, of sculpture wbtbh the 'orl ilder ?sri neTiussfllvillo, Tenn., IlcraldRays'/, ho.' venerable Bishop Foulb"'remarked"inr lie session of the Conference on Tuesday nothing* the' 2Gih ult., when the report of he committee' on temperance was yp for onsidej-fttion, jjhat ho wnsnovr eeventy-four fears of age, and tlicit he had yet to learn. iow whiskey tasted 1 lie ^flid he >vns not i member of any t&mf&ranQ organization; '? >ut was satisfied the use of alcoholic liquor^ ras hurtful in the extreme, - ?{ >?' ' , .?: i., . ; ; Auxiliary flible ,S(kdety.~th6 Amerv? ?i> B:.bla%oeietv, at it? i^ilaj* monthly^ nootiqg inNcw York city, on tjja &VQ new. auxiliary sosif^pfc 'iflf fytth Wd Sontl? Carolina, Mw^saippfr^j 5Vin*on?in-and fort#; an 52,000 whs mn^lef to tfo ATrot mission^ wjfc.' !tW ftt>n^hriftlion ftlw to tha f>r^SM??