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APART.

Dear heart, I love thes so;

I turn my face

Again, again, each day

Toward thy far-off place;

I even note the way

Of clouds, if thitherward they go;

I love thee so.

The time, not by my sun

I count, but thine;

I keep the reckoning

By many a preoious sign;

I know so woll each thing

Thou dost my thought can swift forerun

Thy later sun.

Ob, why are we apart?

No atom cin

From atom in the carth

Remove, but jara the plan

God fashioned in its birth;

present. Blue eyes denote a peaceful tem- perament a blue light ahead signifies that all is safety and serenity (on a railroad) the famous Blue laws, wore solid, sober and a noso of blus shows a frigidity of tempera ment that pertains to a dweller in the North, as the post says to the Laplander:

"With blue, cold nose and wrinkled brow

Traveler, whonice comert thou

as his blue umbrella is above his head.

THE CHINA MAIL.

How dare we break true love's true heart, retreating street car is not blue. No re-ageable, and the ranged alongside the

Glog apart?

-B. H. in Atlantic Monthly.

JULIA WEEPING.

She by the river sat, and sitting there, She wept, and made it deeper by a tear. --Herrick.

HUMAN LIFE..

Human He

I like a rain-drop hanging on the boogh, Amongst ten thousand of its sparkling kindred; The remnants of some passing thunder-shower, Which have their moments, dropping one by one: And which shall soonest lose its perilous hold We cannot guera. -Johanna Baillie.

storm,

and every proouution taken against surprise, and against the coming in of munitions or assistance to the enemy

In the meantims the insurgant sentione were preparing for the onset, They knew that A General Bonaparte, from Tonlon, was

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where, however, they get rice and ishilling a day wages. There were eightyof these on the plantation, thus showing fat were plantors inclined to pay a reasonale price for the work they demand, Chinam might be induced to enter their servie The

and the fires were extinguished The DEBUT OF NAPOLEON THE GREAT, steamer which did the damage passed away The month of October, 1795, opened Crow and passengers of the Sarpedon took The Hing, Louis XVI, had been executed; without zondering any assistance, and the gloomily, darkly and calamitously for Paris, to the remaining four boats and bleated off his Queen, Mario Antoinette, had followed from the vessel, after firing rpckets and him to the scaffold; Robespierre and his blue lighte, which were not answered. At associates had bold the government of France arranging to oppose them, but they laughed hospital was contiguous to the wothouse, daylight, the Calderon, on a voyage from until they, in turn, had given of their blood at the idea. Bahl what could ho do against and consisted of a long zoom, with dow of London, to Lisbon, with a cargo of general to smell the dreadful flood their wild the sections of Paris. He could only sum- about fifty beds, of course of very puitive Aud, lastly, a man with a habitual blue marchandise, hove in sight. when the fanaticism had poured upon the land; and mon the Convention's guard, and for that pattern. It was well ventilatoi antclean. cotton umbrella overhead, is certain to be still afloat, with 20 inches of water in the for its President, sought to govora the realm had organized an insurrectionary govern to require hospital treatment. Onchad a Sarpedon was a helpless wreck, although now the National Convention, with Barras insignificant body they cared nothing. They There were only five Chinamon so ele na a man of enim, unruffled demeanor, a man after hold, 10 inches in the fore cross with less of anarchy and more of order, mont; had passed an act outlawing the broken leg, and the rest were sufferingfrom whose deportment is se far above consure bunker, and in the mainhold, and in spite looking for the time when they could safely had established a court, or tribunal of jus- of a mulatto, who was also constared members of the National Convention, and fever and agro. The place was in darge of all efforts to stop it the water gained on abolish the death penalty. But the rank No man with a blue umbrella is ever seen the ship. The Calderon, seeing the Sarpe and reckless Jacobins, with their entire tise, for the trial and punishment of such as sufficient of a medico to superintent the in a hurry. He never figures in a divorce don's signals of distress, bore down to her disregard for all things orderly and humane, should persist in restraining their authority pharmaceutic department and presorit for case. He rarely has a lawsult, and fever and received the passengers, letters, and were not crushed sat. On the 1st of this When it came to organize for military move the sick. The stook of medicines, ad in ich speculation enters not his thought eight boxes of specie on board. The Master October of 1795, fully 80,000 of them were ment there were not only Jacobin generals fact all the arrangements for, the rell His walk and conversation are alike slow of the Calderon was then asked to take the in arms, sworn to overtum the government of experience and known courage to load being of the Chinese, were satisfacory. and circumspeot, and no visionary railroad schemes or joint stock companies emanate Sarpedon in tow, and two hawsors wore of the Convention, and to take the conduct them, but many officers of the ultra roy- They seemed contented and in exedent from the head on which descends the sub. Passed attached for that purpose; but the of affairs in their own hands. Paris was aliats.

bodily condition. I am sorry I do not dued light of a blue cotton umbrella, The to steer the vessel, which was quite unman. American cities, and this giant insurrection being true to the Convention, boonuso when of them whether they agreed in their

wind and sea increasing, it was impossible divided into sections, like the wards of our

We have spoken of the National Guard as spook Chiness, or I might have asked sme umbrella that is wildly waved after a

was headed by the leaders in these sootions. they rebelled they ceased to be the national employer's statement that, on the expirator spectable blus umbrella serves as a prop to cut the hawsers in order to prevent a most influential of these leaders, and there might be properly termed the National renew the engageraent. In a distant fild Calderon, so thas it became necessary to In the section called Lepelletier were the troops. But in reality the bulk of what of their five years service, they word a man who is vainly searching for a key collision. A second attempt was made to was the centre, or focus, of the gathering Guard, at least 30,000 of them well officered I saw the reverse of the medal in an hole at 2 AM It is always the nice, modern silk umbrella that is taken by take her in tow, and although the wind was

and thoroughly armed, and led by the fortunate celestial with chains from mistake. It is the silk umbrella that keeps high, the hawsers were again made fast telligence of the movement, and the members surgents.

blowing strong and the sea running very At length the Convention received in-veteran General Danioan, were with the in-waist to the ankles a picture thi the rain alike from the just and the unjust. between the two vessels; but the Sarpedon were greatly alarmed, as well they might

naturally distressed me, and suggeste Napoleon had performed his marvelous gloomy thoughts in connexion with th was now settling down by the stern, and be. There were at least 30,000 of the work during the night of the 4th of October, irresponsibility of overseers. insurance agent, the lightning-rod man, the saa was breaking over her amidships, insurgents, and they were well and thorough- The morning of the 5th dawned upon Paris aware that the traffic in those poopte hai and the sewing machine peddler; and, to so that it was impossible to tow her, and she ly armed. The Convention had only a in arms. The alarm halls of the sections entirely censed, so, thank Hoavan, whatever sum up the evidence, what this country was abandoned at about 2 F.M. 70 miles to skeleton of the National: Guard for defence, were ringing, and from many quartors the cruelties they are subjected to, they will wants is to return to the honest and trust the S. W. of Ushant. Eighty-eight per and that guard natabered not more than long roll was sounding. The insurgents soon come to an end. Thave heard from worthy shade of the blue cotton umbralla sons, including four women and four shil- 5,000, and not thoroughly organized at that. gathered rapidly, mustering at the appointed so many different and, what is more, dren, were taken on board the Calderon Not another help could the government call rendezvous, and at an early hour were ready trustworthy sources, of the outrages com from the Sarpedon; one of them had a to its aid. While the Convention was yet to mareh. Their first point was the Con-mitted on some plantations, that un. broken log, and several were suffering from deliberating on the fearful situation, the vention, which they meant to sweep from fortunately there can be no doubt in the fojuries or illness and were in a pitiable tocrin of revolt was sounded in the section existence. They laughed to seorn the idea matter. On the other hand, you would be The New York pontoffice has in its em-state, The Master of the Calderon was of Lepelletier, drums wore beat, and armed of serious resistance from their overwhelm- earprised to see the way some of these ploy a blind clerk named Stone, whose urged to proceed at once to an English port, bodies began to assemble General Menon ng numbers. They held in utter contempt business is to read what to other people lawhen he shaped his course for Falmouth, was sent, at the head of a considerable force, the few poor troops which the Legislative atterly unintelligible, and, what is still and having arrived at that port in safety at more, to write the addresses on envelopes 8 A. on the following day the Crew and sympathetic man, and ho attorapted to reason bugle blast was sounded by Danioan's to disperse them. He was a kind-hearted, Assembly could muster. At length the in cases where the sender has forgotten to passengers of the Sarpedon were there with the riotous leaders; and at length, herald, and the tens upon tens of thousande when he found they ware increasing in of the insurrectionary soldiers marched, with post-oillee with a defective or illegible have gone down vory shortly after she was numbers, and that they were determined to wild, demonias shoutings, to the work of superscription is sent directly to him. He abandoned; her available boats were not press on, he disgracefully turned and fled. receives an average of about 500 daily. A capable of carrying more than 60 persons

blood and devastation, feeling sure of an easy victory. reporter of the New York World recently in safety, and the state of the wind and visited Mr Stone at his desk, and saw him ses was such at the time she was abandoned performing work that would puzzle many of that it was impossible for her boats to have the keezest-oyed post-offos experts. Letters lived. The value of the specie salved was from German peasants whose relatives have 28,0001. emigrated to this country, often come ad- dressed like the following, but in German script f

Herr Christian Knoebel,

It is the model umbrella that shields the

-Detroit Free Press.

DIRECTING LETTERS.

He that cannot forgive others breaks the bridge over which ho must pass himself, for every man hath need of forgiveness.do it. Every letter that comes into the landed. The Sarpedon was supposed to Lord Herbert.

"Tis still observed, those men most vall.

ant aré

That are modent are they come to war. ---Herrich.

Paar, of all things, in the most power fal incitement to commendable actions, and animates us in car enterprises.-Bruyère.

Tua passions, like heavy bodies down steep hills, onde in motion, move them selves, and know no ground but the bot- tom Fuller.

89 Carroll Strasse,

Nord Amerika THOSE are often raised into the greatest transports of mirth who are subject to the easiest to decipher, as his 91 years' ex Mr Stone pronounced this among the greatest depressious of melancholy.-Addi-perience caused him to remember what cities contain a Carroll Street. Then, turning to the dictionaries of such cities, he was not long in finding "Herr Christian Knoebel." Another letter was addressed:

son.

*1 NIFEE knew a man," says an old writer, who sould not bear another's mis fortunes perfectly like a Christian" which reminds us of an old lady who thought. every calamity that happened to herself a trial, but every one that happened to her friends a judgment.

THE man that baile you Tem or Jack, And proves by thumps upon your back

How he esteems your merit,

In such a friend that one had need Be very much bis friend indeed

To pardon or to bear it.-Couper.

GOOD MANNERS,

*Tis a rulo of manners to aroid exagger. ation. A lady looses as soon as she admires

too easily and too much. In man or wo man, the faos and the person lose power when they are on the strain to express ad- miration. A man makos his inferiora his superiora by heat. Why need you, whe are not a gossip, talk as a gossip, and tell eagerly what the neighbours or the journals Bay State your opinion without apology. The attitude in the main point. Aasure your companion that, come good news or come bad, you remain in good heart and good mind, which is the best news you can possibly communicate.

Mister Mariin Stopfer, Grabiesel Repler- Kondi, Stadt, New York,

America. Grabsowol Replex Kond!" was quickly translated by Mr Stone into Cropsyville, Rensselaer county.

The address of another envelope:

James Mayer,

New York Cin-Co.,

Phaet Po.

wat as speedly rectified by writing Fayette, Seneca county, in place of " Oin-Co., Phaet

Po.

Another directed to "Kiwany, Nord America," was dispatched to Kewanee, Wis, Still another letter from Fatherland was addressed, in German, as follows: Wohlgeboren

H Herr Josef Dwarah

Burlinkten at No 58

Micagollio

Amriks This was sent without delay to No. 58 Burlington street, Chicago, Illinois. And ather that came in the same mail directed to "St. Palmines" was sent to St. Paul, Mina.

The case was originally heard on the 16th of January upon the merits, the claim then being against the Owners of the specie. After hearing the evidence the Court directed that the Owners of the Sarpedon should be made parties to the suit in order the Salvage remuneration. to ascertain their liability to contribute to

The case now osme: before the Court on further pleadings, the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, and the National Bank of India, the Owners of the specie, claiming to be indemnified by the Owners of the Sarpedon against any sum of money which they might be adjudged to pay to the Owners of the Calderon for the services they rendered, upon the ground that the necessity for such services was occasioned by the bad navigation of the Sarpedon which caused her to come into collision with the Julia David, whereby the passengers, Crew; and cargo were placed in joopardy. The defendants also claimed that it was the duty of the Owners of the Sarpedon to pay the plaintiffs for the services rendered.

The defendants, the Owner of the Sarpedon, said, in answer, that the services of the plaintiffs were rendered under an agreement with the Master of the Sarged as Agent for her Owners and for the Owners of the cargo, whereby the Master as such Agent employed the plaintiffs to render Salvage aesistance to the Sarpedon and her cargo, her Master, Crew, and passengers, upon the terms that they were to be paid Ealvage for their services if and so far as their services should prove successful, and that the Owners of the Harpedon were not to be able to pay any Salvage whatever to the plaintiffs in respect of any of the services rendered unless the services no rendered should be successful in saving the Sarpedon or some part thereof, and not on any other terms, Further, the defendants depled the plaintiffs bad any Maritime lian on the specia ao salved, but such specio and the Signor Cartine Bonizo

Owners thereof were alone liable to Salvage Nevva Yorche, Viches Burg in respect of the saving by the plaintiffs of

Missi

the lives of the Master and Crew. The & posta

defendants also denied that the collision Forma This was forwarded to Mr Bouiza at Vicksburg, Miss.

The German who directed his letter to

Friedrich Fritz

Nubricoh Schonehill

Self-control is tho rule. You have in

Italiana, who write to their relatives in you there a noisy, sensual savage, which this country, have the peculiarity of writ you are to keep down, and tera all his ing on the envelope the name of every strength to beauty. For example: what a place at which their relatives have stopped. seneschal and detective is laughtert It One of these was as follows's aeems to require seroral generations of AI

education to irama squeaking or a shout- ing habit out of man. Sometimes, when in almost all expressions the Choctaw and the slave have been worked out of him, coarse nature still betrays itself in his con- tamptible squeals of joy. The great gain In not to shine, not to conquer your com. panion--then you learn nothing but conceit but to firid a companion who knows what you do not; to tilt with him and be over. thrown, horse and foot, with utter destruo-

This was a dark day for the Convention, for Paris, for France! What should be done! It was now known that the in- surgent host had increased to 45,000 men, and that their plans were laid for marching on the Convention. It means simply an-

other carnival of blood and horror.

At this time a young man had just arrived. in Paris from Toulon. His name was Napoleon Bonaparte. He was a General of Brigade, and had performed great things at the southern seaport, Barras know him well, had been with him at Toulon, and knew just what sort of a man he was.

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Wo have but 5,000 guardsmen to set against this overwhelming force," said Bar- ras to the Convention; but there is a man in Paris whose individual presence at the head of our Guard will render them suff cient to the work. We must place General Bonaparte in command of our national forces,"

But the Convention had great faith in Barras, and they insisted that he should as- sume the command. To this he agreed, on condition that Bonaparte should be appoint ed second in command under him.

Napoleon, who had watched narrowly all that had been done, and all that was being done, and who had been disgusted by the ignominious retreat of Menon, thus giving the insurgents the first advantage, was sent for to come to the Convention. He came, and was introduced by the President. The members were surprised. Could Barras be in earnest? They beheld in the boro of Toulon a small, slim, pale-faced, beardless youth, looking to be not more than eighteen or nine- teen years of age, The President explained to him the character of the force and armathont they had at hand, and then asked:

General Bonaparte, are you willing to undertake, with this, the defence of the Convention "

"Yes" was the only word spoken in reply.

There was a little hesitation, and then the President asked:

"Are you aware of the magnitude of what yon undertake to do "

Napoleon raised himself to his full stature, and as his eagle eye flashed upon those who eat near the President, he seemed to have grown to be a giant. They quailed before the burning glance.

"I understand perfectly," he replied, "and I am in the habit of accomplishing that which I undertake.. But one thing is indispensable--I must have the unlimited command entirely untrammelled by any orders from the Convention."

In the Convention the members, some in their seats and some gathering at the win- dowe, trembled with alarm. They heard the yells of the infuriate mob and knew their lives were in the issue. Could their youthful general aave them

Napoleon as he stood by the side of a gun near the Tuileries, looked older than he had looked four-and-twenty hours before. Still pale, and calm and stern, he stood, resolved to do or die. "Let them strike the first blow" he said, and then added, in a manner which those who saw and heard never forgot, "I will take the responsibility of the second." serried, plunging masses with musio sound

Ero long the insurgents came in sight, in ing and flags dying; came from every quarter, completely filling the streets and blocking every avonne. They were eager and jubilant, those in the rear trying to get to the front that they might have one shot at the Convention troops, for they did not believe the meagre squad would dare to resist the populace of Paris. On, on they came, until the heaps of the columns were in easy range of Napoleon's guns. On, still further, hooting and howling and clamoring for the blood of the members of the Conven- tion, and at length they opened the ball of the morning with a discharge of musketry.

You an

Missionarion,

Ohinamen are thriving. Many of them, originally slaves, are now in possession of shops in Lima are held by them. There is thousands of dollars, and many of the best no doubt that if the cessation of Chinese emigration continues, the country, will anffor immensely, for it depends almost wholly for prosperity upon agricultural labourers. The temporary strait might, however, be produsfive of good by fording the lazy inhabitants, to bestir themselves and work for their bread. The climate is splendid, and such as any European can labour in. It is hot, but by noon an bearably so. If instead of granting subsidies for the establishment of a line of steamers between Paru and Chins for the purpose of indubing free immigration from China a scheme now rapidly developing itself the Peravian Government wore to turn its serious attention to the three or four hundred thousand aborigines in the vast wastes of the Republic, it might, if solving the greatest problem of Peru-the not suddenly, at least surely succeed in Labour Question. The old Spaniards made the civilization of the natives one of their chief aims. Their descendants kave entire ly ignored them, except in places where they could compel them to work as slaves. They are separated from all civilizing in Ruences, and no attempt is made to reclaim and render them useful. actuated by sheer love of God, go amongst them, and though they do good, it stands to reason that, without any assistance or even countenance from the Government, their efforts result but in little benefit to the country. I mentioned just now the A discharge of musketry from the in establishment of a line of steamers. The surgents! If was the signal of their doom Peruvian Government have issued a decrée Instantly every cannon, charged to the fullest sanctioning, and anbaidizing the project, capacity with grape and cannister, and which has been taken up by Mexer commanding every approach, opened a Olyphant and Co., of Hongkong. The simultaneous, well-directed, merciless fire, plan, as made public, is a perfectly legi- the well-drilled cannoniera reloading with timate one, but it will be the working of it rapidity, and the captains of the guns coolly that will need close watching. If is based correcting the sim-grape and cannister upon the late treaty between the swo cannister and grape-tearing through the Governments, and disclaims all attempt at Berried masses and cutting down the ad-introducing Chinamien otherwise than in vancing hosts as grain is cut before the secordance with the letter and spirit of sweeping seythe. It was terrible-it was that treaty. The point upon which the more than men could endure. Several times, condition of the immigrant will tura is that. under, brave and determined loaders, in of the payment of the passage-money- surgent battalions made a stand and fought From the inquiries I have made it appears desperately, but Napoleon, like the genius that this is left for subsequent action, or, of destruction, seemed ubiquitous. Wherever in other words, that the immigrant, on his he was needed there he was sure to be, and arrival in Peru, will hire himself to an ein- under his inspiring guidance batteries of ployer until he has redeemed the cost of belching cannon were wheeled into position the passage. Before anything of the kind as if by magic; strongholds of the enemy takes place, the Chinese Governinent were overcome and whole streets were swept should appoint a trustworthy man in Pern from end to end

to look after the interests of their coun trymen, otherwise the Chinese doolle trade, with all its attendant brutalities, will sa surely be revived.

It was terrible while it lasted; but he is truly the most hamane who puts the quickest possible stap to bloodshed, even though he has to fight hard to do it,

And now as to your inquiry. In years past South Sea Islanders need to be brought to Pern; but the extraordinary mortality amongst them, and the remon stranges of European Governments, put an

with the Julia David occurred through any bad navigation of the Sarpedon.

Mr Cohen, Q0, appeared for the

In little less than two hours from the Owners of the Sarpedon Mr Batt, Q.C.,

time of the first discharge of musketry the with Dr W. Phillimore, for the Owners of

last gun was fired. The victory was won; the specie; and Mr Clarkson for the Owners There was no time for debate. The in- 5,000 men had vanquished more than of the Calderon...

surgents were in arms and siready ad-40,000. The insurgents were conquered and end to the movement, and it is not likely tion of all your logic and learning. There letter to Snazko Bi; New Bridge Port said: The facts of this very meritorious to and he was placed in command. It is of power, which it used moderately and with that none of them have been brought to His Lordship, in delivering judgment, rencing. Napoleon's terms were acceded reduced, and the Convention took a new lease to be renewed. Of this you may be sure, terfait, and will never Rocapt the counter. bright-eyed clerks was handed a letter care of Salvage are admitted, and are not doubtful if tho great captain ever displayed olemeney toward the fallen foe, and-France Parn for several years past, and that none

Amerika was corrected by Mr Stone, who sent the

la a defeat that in useful.

Then you can see the real and the coun.office, Bergen county, N. J. One of the

Contrary,

is unseasonablo which is private to two of

three or any portion of the company, Tact Maver violates for a moment this law; never

addressed :.

Mademoiselle.

Soffe Lemienz King Box Falla lettre presser.

the subject of controversy. It has been agreed, after a great deal of consideration, that the only questions which it is incum- bent upon the Court to day to decide are what amount of Salvage remuneration shall be paid in consequenos of the saving of life. and the salving of the specie; and also

his peculiar quality of genius, skill and had found her here.. courage mere emphatically than on this ocasion. He showed that the powers of the true battle chief were not to be gained by study; they were born with the man.

Moments were precious. As we have

THE CHINESE IN PERU.

(Colonial Intelligencer.) We have received from our correspondent in Peru the following interesting letter dated Dec. 6th, 1978

of them exist on any guano deposits. I have given my attention to this matter, fully expecting to trace some of those nufortunate natives; bat, after visiting most of the guano grounds, I found none. They were all worked by Chinemen. The Chincha Islands have long since been exhausted, and the Spanish flag is not tolerated in Peruvian waters. So whatever natives are abducted, they certainly do not come to Pera

Chincha

feit again. You will adopt the art of war that has defeated you. You will rid to battle bored on the very logic which you found Irresistible. You will accept the fartile truth, instead of the solemn, custo-

To make the letter all the more "pres. mary lio. When people come to see us, we foolisbly prottle, lest we be inhospitable. der," the French writer had put on two

already said, the insurgents, to the number But things said for conversation are chalk stamps, when only one was required. The whether any and what amount of remuner of between 40,000 and 60,000, and all armed,

From what I have seen of the Chinese egge. Don't say things. What you are clerk took the "Post-office Register of the ation shall be awarded on the ground of a were organized and in motion. A short stands over you the while, and thunders 40 United States and Canada," and, after separate engagement ineffectual, but still distance out from the aity were forty pieces since my arrival in this country, it is clear that I cannot hear what you say to the looking up every name that King sox Falls performed to the utmost of the efforts of of cannon, with their machinery intact and that so far as they have to do with haciendas

*In Capisin Moresby's work on New Guines A lady of my acquaintance said, "I was then taken to Mr Stone, who aid part from the specie and lives. It has been park of artillery the insurgent leaders had the same as that which is attributed to the story is told of a Missionary who had occasion might stand for, gave it up. The letter the Salvors to the ship herself, considered disons supplied with ammunition. This or sugar estates, their lot is about orodis

agreed that the other question as to the marked, and Dieant to secure it very soon. imported labourers in Queensland. The to leave his Liand, containing a population of don't care so much for what they say as I after a single glance at the addreas, hat contribution which it is proper should be They did not need the fald pieces quite yet. Government wish to render this as little 400, on a visit to another island, and who, os do for what makes them say it. The law letter goes to Kingsey's Falls, Province of made by the Ownere of the ship to the Among Napoleon's officers who served with onerous as possible, but they will never be his retum, found only forty of the inhabitants of the table is beauty a respect to the Quebec. The letter had been posted in Owners of the cargo shall stand over until him and whose quality he knew, was a able to effectually stop the abuses which all left, the balance, as the Yankees would common sort of all the guests. Everything Massachusetts.

a-decision of the Court of Appeal on the young captain named Joachim Murat, whom overseers and especially such as are having been kidnapped by a barque under Spanish merits of the collision with the Julia David he despatched to scoure these gune and bring stationed in remote districts have it in colours, and probably sarried off to the BALVAGE.

be arrived at. Now, I have already said them into the olty. At the head of 300 their power to commit: Of course, thers Inlands to work guano, from which they are that this is a mass of very meritorious picked cavalry, Murat was quickly dashing are good as well as bad masters, and can probably never likely to be returned."

Admiral intrudes the orders of the house, the vices THE "CALDERON" V. ZER "SAREEDON," Salvage; 68 lives and 28,000 worth of Away at headlong speed, and he arrived at sequentis contented and discontented Chi. Erskine's attention was called to this passage by of the absent, or tariff of expenses, or This was a slain of Malvage brought on specie ware saved with fish to the lives of the park just as a band of the Jacobin namen. The last engar estate I visited was Admiral Sir J. Rope; and in consequence we professional privacienį as we say, we beter behalf of the Owaars, Master, and Orew of the parties who rendered the services in the soldiery, sure of the prey, had hitched to about half-an-hour's distance (by rail) from made inquiries of our correspondent in Feru sa talk shop" before company, Lovert the Calderon, a sure steamer of 608 tons month of Sept. 1875, about 65 miles off some of the limbers. There were to lives Lima. There were 300 Chinamen, though imported into that country during the last ferr to whether any Polynesian labourers had been sbstain from carobses, and baters from gross and 391 tonn nett register, with en Usbant. The Spanish vessel that zendered lost there: Murat's charge was like a the estate could give employment to nearly Insults, whilst they sit in one parlor with gines of 80-horse power nominal, against these services to the English versel was a whirlwind, and the insurgents few before it double that number. The Chaora, or common friends, Would we codify the the Ocean Steamship Company, the Owners considerable instrument for the service, like chaff: The guns were conveyed safely planter's house, was reached from the love that should reign in households, and of the Surpidon, an iron core steamer of She went out of her way considerably, and to Parts, and by Napoleon taken to the station by a carriage road, and was bullt what daily trussgression sanoys and 1970 gross and 1,585 tons ett register: was under the days steam, to take this Eng-Huileries, and to placed as to sweep with upon one of those numerous artificial tell his wife all he knows.

STEELE Says He knows little who will mortides te, and degrades our household and the Chartered Bank of India, Australia lish vessel safely into an English port; and their muzzles every avanus leading to that wounds called Huacas, constructed by the Ulls, we must learn to adorn every day with and China, and the National Bank of India, it is impossible to describs too highly a all important quarter, for in this place the old inhabitants for the burial of their dead,

The rabbit is timid, but no cook tan getty cacrifices. Good manera fe made the owners of certain spesie on board the service in which there are more ingredients young commander caused to be stored all the Burrounded by a thickish wall, to arranged

make it quail up of potty togrifices, Ralph Waldo Sarpedon

of merit than in this case. I have no doubt arms, ammunition and provisions which his as to form a battlement, with loopholes for Emerson.

BERKELEY, Sept. 1860.-Gentlemen, 1 The facts of the case wors, that the that but for the succour the Unideron afford margatio detalls had found and weised in mucketry, the house might be looked upon feel it a duty Lowe to you to exprhas my Sarpedon, with a Crow of 78 bands all to dyed these 88 lives and 29,000f at epacie would different parts of the city.

20 perfect ittis fortress and such, I gratitude for the great benefit I have de 16 passengers, and a cargo of tea, general have been lost and destroyed. Tahall There is no need that we should give in bullero, are the generality of the planters rived by taking Norton's Camomile Pills! goods, and spooie to the amount of 28,000, make an award of 4,003 as the remuner detail all that Napoleon did during the residences all over the country, These I applied to your agent Mr Belt, Berkeley, In the language of commerce, blue, as on the 4th of Sept., 180, at 3 o'clock in stion. After a great deal of consideration, single night of the 4th of October. The precautionary measured ero adopted against for the above-named Pills, for wind in the color, is looking up. Strange as it may the morning, on a voyage from Port Said I am of opinion, in the circumstances of majority of our readers would gather no a possible rising of the Chinese labourers, stomach, from which I suffered excrucia- appear, it has taken mankind over 4,000 to London, was about 80 miles SW. of this case, it would be drawing too fine a information of value from the enumeration although some attribute them to the fear ting pain for a length of time, having tried years to discover the merits--the trus blue, Dabant, when she came into collision with distinction to make any differenos in the of the fortified points and passes. Suflee it of brigands. At a distance of about a nearly every remedy prescribed, but with. as it were--of the azure rey. This is the another steamer, the Julia Davis, by which engagement to save lives and the ship, and to say that the men who had undertaken, hundred yards were the coolles' quarters-out deriving any benods at all. After more strange as nature has cet him an a hole was made in her port side amidships, Dhall not make any deparate award of with 6,000 men, to overcome 46,000 reckless a large quadrangle, well guarded by high taking two bottles of your valuable pills, 1 example of her love for blue-a blue sky in about 80 feet in length; extending cook- Salvage remuneration for the engagement desperate insurgents, did not sleep. Every and thick walls. Adjoining it was another was quite restored to my usual state of overhead and three-fourths of the earth's derably below the water-line. The side that was ineffectual to save the ship herself. point was looked to and every post manned smaller building, which i ascertained was health Plesso give this publicity for the surface," the sea, the blue, lune sea," in house ca the port side was entirely displaced. The other question stands over until the under his own ere. And, mind you, be not the lodging of what are termed "free", beneût of these who may thus be afflicted. of that color; and, as an example of the go of the boats were disabled, and the Court of Appeal has arrived at a decision, only planned for conquest but he planned for Chinsman-men picked up in the streets-I am, Sir, yours truly, Herky ALLPASS. eternal Rtness of things, the prospect of a steering gear amidships was swashed. The and the apportionment will sino ptand over | reverso da well. Had he found retreat of Lime, whose fasd lot at the hands of To the Proprietors of NOBION'S QANG. whole nation looks particularly blue at engine-room was instantly dilled with water, I for the same reason,

movessary klu pläcy of retreat, jyaa pelestad, | ške pollon terces them into the haciendes, | wins PILLA."--su/19/77,

THE BLUE UMBRELLÁ,

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