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i-flrct ®oftrn. [Fioot Ch.tnh-re't loureaL] THE (HI RCIITARD TIE*. Hio'l; pat of a rummer gravu ' 'X pan white lily grew : It* root won red n ibr b»art of the dead. It. eop held tear* or detr. .. • | Blanched aa «bita a* a Orel day's snow, j It ajtranjr hy a m(»»»y at one ; • An ua gel's amtle tamerf into a flower, ' Aod it blo»M>m'ed tii-re wlfoe. It traa priaoaed round with iron rails. Cankering red aith rort j • Audit roi# lika a tl>saiag opr.n a iroood. 1 That coratwB poor human du.U It apraag fmai a maiden 'r brek'O heart— Twaa ibiTpnreu thing on earth : , Yet it* fihmu. riKiU were deep in a grara. And (Jvath bad fifen tl tiiith. It fed on non'shloe abd on ahowen, It drank the warm bright air 5 Th-r# waa onar a flower at tdeo'a gate Oi*» yet more para or Ikir. White and pura a* a virgin'* aobl, Boft aa an aogel'a »ing, Jl rose to hear the biroa abova Of hrann 10 raptortg sing Tba flewar waa aa whiu as 'bn maiden's abroad, A nf graciously It grew j And lla offering trf dewy laar* On the gram balow it threw. ! could not fbiok but it waa a sign Of hAppinea* and reit. For it arrmed t» wbi«|H>r to ua who'ra left, " Ypar Alice ir*Mi thr bte^ "

; j? clcd Igiseellaitn. ; MY REVENGE, ytf ; - ; VS k met io the beginning of the action, i and toy cuuiny, Richard With- | era — ha a rebel. I a fudrrali»t; be on 1 'out, I moonicd. It maitera not now < 1 why I hated him wuh aha fl. nwst wrath ' 1 of iay nature. " The heart knowrth it* ' own bittri-iitai,1' and tlie detail*, while moat painful to ma, wouli^ be of trifling interest to you. Suffice it to aay ihut our feud was not* political one. For , r ten years we wrrh the cloaest inmate* - ! that the aamo rtodiea the eame Uaies, > j and the aaiue aims cuuhi make u a. I 1 j waa the eider of tba two, and the i j stronger, physically, and compare! it el y ' { fnendicaa, aa the world takes 1t, without [J any near relatittia. Toung, solitary, ! . and Tlalonary, as we were, it 1* hard to I ' make yon understand what we w»re to j each 6. her lip to the period of our [ estrangement, working together, eating • together, sleeping together, I can safely j »ay tiial *> had not a "j-.y or grief, not a pleasure or vexation that we did not 1 .hare with aa almost, boyish ainglr heurtr cdoeM. One day changed all. We r aroae tn the morning dear friends ; we 1 'r lay down at night bitter enemies. I was ar man of eztirmea ; I either loard or bated aith the wbi le strength ..f iuj 1 heart The past wax forgotten In the [ preaent. The tea year. <4 kintiuare, of | congeniality, of almost womanly tenner- ( neat, ware Biased, aa with u sponge ' We looked each other in the fate, with • angry and eearrhmg, ryre-.-Mid lmi a • »ory few words (oar , , .« wad" t.m deap ' K> be dfrmooatrative). ' had we patted.. • Then ia my solitude I d*»Hed my . clenched hand o(ioa the Bible, and ; ! rewad, pwtohtoa-dy : t •* I may wait ten yars, Blchard ' Withers 1 I may wait twenty, thirty. If you will bnt sooner or leter, I swear ' I wiU ha»e my reaaogc !" And this waa the way we mat. I- wondar if he theueht of that da* ha laid hb hand on u>y bridlerein, and looked ap at we wi'b lii* irrwcbecoaa blaa »y»e. I scarcely think he did. or be rould not ha«e glaen me that look. He pas baauliful a» a girl ; indeed, the cantfatt of his fair, ar «... ' "'j. regS I dart exterior might- ha«« Iw. partly --like aeer t of my former attraction W • I Ma, Hot the hivi-ltorea of aa angel. ! had it bean We, woe Id not hare *a»od j him from me thee. Th.-r, .a. a pilot 1 1* hi* hand ; bn* (Vara be had tiw- to 5? i> ■

der the blow, throw op hii arm*, and ; go'dnwn In -the press. Bitterly as ! lifted him. the *iaioo of his ghastly face 1 haui- ted me the long day through. You all remember bow it was at Frederickabarx— how we Crowd tb» ! rirer at -tha wrung point, and under ! thai raking fire of the enemy, wire so j dl«a*tr..u»iy repulsed. It ana a jud niiatake. and fatal to | many a braae he5Tt. When oiph'- fell. I 1 lay upon the Geld amang the dead and . wuuuded I waa comparalitcly helpj leas. A ball* bad shivered the cap of' 1 my right knee, and my shoulder waa ; laid open by a 'abre cnt. The latter bied profusely » but by dini oi knotting j my haedk. nh *f tightly around if. I' ' managed to .staunch it In a measure, j For my knee 1 could do ootblng. Con- 1 sciuusneia did nut de*rrt me, and. the . pain was intense; but frum the moan* ' and wails aboat me, 1 judged that! others bad fared worse tb'aa I. poor fellows ! there was many a mother's J* darling suffering there— many of my j comrades, lads of eighteen and twanty, ' »h«i had never beta a night from home 1 uh'il they joiucd the army — spoiled , pets of fortune, manly enougbt «i bgart, hot children in years and consiilntioD, ' who had been used to have every iiule ' ■ ache and acretch compasaioned atitii an almost eitravsgsnt sympathy ; (here 1 they l«y, cripp ed, gashed, and bleed- 1 iug, crushed end dying, huddled tv- ' getber, some where they bhd weakly ' ■ rawled upon their hands and kpeos. 1 never a woman's touch to bind up fheir j ' wonnct*, or a woman's voice to wl.Japer j ge tie eonkuiatloB | It was pitch dark, and a cold, mise- ! I rable r-in was lulling upon us— the very j 1 j heavens aci-ping over our miseries. ; 1 j Then. tl>r< ugb the darkneaa i-id the , 1 : dritzling rain, through ihe groans and 1 ; paayrre of »he Mien men about ma, I j j heard a familiar voice close by my tide - j I " Watf-r! watery water I 1 am dr. 1 ( ' ing with ihirat— If it be bat a month- 1 ;ful — water! For God's sake, ph, give < , mc aratcr I" || I recoiled In dismay. It wig. tb* j 1 mice of my enemy, the voice of Rich- j « aid Withers. They were once very dear j I to me. those mellow tone* ! onoe tha i I plesasnta«t music 1 wished to haar. Do you think they softened mo now ? You . | arc mistaken I am candid aboat it. ' I j Mr blood (what I had lcf>) boiled in | | my reins when I heard htm— when 1 1 I - know that he lay so close to me. «Ul I . I ' powerless to withdraw frnm his deb ated [ I neighborhood. There tflas waterln my : ( canteen ; I h*d Ailed it before the la*t ball came. By Stretching out my hand I could ha*c given him to dr>ck. but I : did not raise my finger Vengeoucv ! waa awaet. I smiled grimly to myself, 1 and said down in my secret heart, " Not j ' a drop shall past his lips though' be parish. I shall bare my revenge." Do not recoil with horror. Llgten ' how merciful God was to me. There waa a poor - little drummer on the other aide, a merry, manly boy of > thirteen, the pet and plaything of the 1 regiment. There was something of the I German in him. Ha had been with us .. from the Bret, and was eonsldeicd one ■ of the abb-si drummer* in the army. I I We aenld never march to the tap of | Charley's dram again. He had got a I ! ball in his lungs ; and the expoenre and . , ' fatigue, tog- thrr with the woond had : made him light-headad. Poor little ehilrtl he crept'chme to me In the darknere, and laid his cj|*ek upon my I breast. Maybe he though*! it was 'his • own pillow at home ; maybe be thought 1 it his own '.other's bosom. God *l»n# t knows what he thought; but with his t hot aQas about my neck, and his curly ; head churn to my wieked hear., evea - then swelling with the bitter hatred of I my eromy, he began in hi* delirium , *» warmer, " Oer- Father who art in j heaven." • I wait a rough-bearded maa. I bed . been aa orfdran for many a long year. 1 bat not toe mai.y or too long to furgel I the simple -hearted pearer of my ebildhO"d — tbr dim risieu c-r that mother's j face over which the grass bad grown fot I taentj gKshging summits. 8om«ihlog - knder stirred Bilhin my bardtntd heart. (

I j It waa too dark to see the liitle face; I j but tlie young lip* weni on brokenly : I t si "And furgite onr trespasses aswefr ■ fortrhe those who trespass against n* " 1 I ) It went th.-oogh like a knif . — t • •' sharper tbac a sabrc-crt, keener than a ! i • 1 ball God wao merciful onto mo, and ! I I thU young child was the chanoel of His ; cwrey, ^ • |t 1 j *' Forg've us our trespasses as we for- ' 1 j give tlio« who trespass sgsinst us " 1 I I- had o. ver understood the words be- t ■ fore. If ao angel hsrf'uttered them, itj I ' | eonld seareely hate been' more of a rere- ! 1 j lation. For the first time, the thought | ' ' tnat -I mihh*. bo m-rully wounded, that 1 ! dta b - ight be nearer than 1 dreamed, • | ttru. L' nr wfth awe and horror. Ttte i a long-fcrgotten sermon was in ' I my csrs; •• It is' appointrd un»o nir* 1 pnee to die ; and aftet this the judg t Wfu:." " , 1 j Worse end worse. What nirasnre of mercy could I etpect, if «he same was j to be meted that 1 had meted to my j • The tear* swelled into my eye. and I ; trickled uowa mr cheeks, the fire, ] had 1 j rued since ray boyhood. I felt subdued, * and strangely uiorrd The rain wa* falling stii! ; but the lit - j * J tie head upon my breast wni> gone. He j h 1 had crept away silrtuly itjfo th-" d»rk- 1 | His tin. onseious mission »as per- 1 1< .formed; he did not re urn at my call ' . Then I lifted myself with great ejfuit 1 The old bitterness was crushed, but not h sltngether gone. | " Water ! water 1" moaned Richard j I Wi there, it) bis i. irony 1 it j I -Ira gad iay>clf close to Mm. I o "God be prui»ed I" 1 said, with a j solemn heart. • Dick, old boy, enemy 1 p j no ionger. God be praised ! I ain aide " | and willing to help you I Drink aud be 1 b i IWefd,." g ! 't had ho*"1 growing 'ightrr and I b j lighter in the east, snd uow it was uay. , ! day wilbla snd without- In the first . gray glimmer of dtwu. we looked into j each other's ^ Lastly face* for a moment ; ' 8 I tlie canteen Was *t^ Richard's mouth, ii and hr drstik as the 'f«r»rcd only can j •- I drink. I hutched him with moist, eyes, | r tipon my elbow, forgetting n:y * | bandaged shoalder. ' ii I Ho grasped me with both hands j ; Blood-stained and pallid as it was, his : p . fate iv u* as beautiful hs a child's. ■ n " New let me speak," he said, pant- ' f ! Ing. " You hare n.i-j idgsd tnc. Ru- 1 I , fut. It was all a luis'nke. I meant to | c bare spoken this tuornipg when 1 ! * grasped your—" " Forgive me, Dick," I tnorroored, h | I fcK sctpsthing warm trickle down my ! f j sbouhler 1 laiuted and fell. Tbeu all 1 was thick darkness. -is ) •• » • • . « ft j I opened my eyes. Where was lit ■ How pdd everything was 1 Rows of | beds stretching down a long, narrow ! j hall, bright with sunshine; and women, i * wearing while caps Cnd. peculiar dreasrs, ; c flitting to aad fro with a noiseless actir- ! t ' ity, whitb, in my feaiful sickness, It tired me to wotcb. Mr band lay out-/ side of the aoceri. It waa shadowy as. t 1 a aki-letoti. Hftiat had beeome of mys"« flreh? Was a child' or a man I n 1 body or apirit I 80 light and frail did > f I fuel. 1 began to thiok I was done with I i material thing* s' »g- ther, had been 1 I .subjected to some reining proce**, and ' [ was nhw awaken to a new existence. I • But did they hare beds in the other I . world I I waa looking Itxily at the op- ' peaite one when some onr took my a. 1 hand. A face waa bending over me. I : 1 looked op injo it with a beating heart 1 1 T"C golden sunshine was on it — en the 1 lair, regular features, tba red lipa, and r the kindly blue aye* 1 " Dick !" 1 jgnaped, " where have you r beso all these years *» 1 *' W«eks," yoo mraa, wld Richard, 1 with tb* old ttoUa. " But never mind now. Yon are better now, 4,ear Rnfus 1 Yob will ll*u!, dear. We absll he happy . togeiher again " t ' Where am I V I nskhd, still batyl - ". What is the matter with ma I" 1 " Hospital, iu tha firat place," said t Richard. * Typhus in the second. Yon ; were taken after that Bight at Frfcde- . j ii«kabar|.n '

It breke 0|>ou me at ouce. I rtmem- ' that awrul night. I could uerrr, 1 never forget it again. Weak as a chili, '"covered ray f»c» aith ray hands, and j into tears. Richard waa ou bis j by my side at once " I «as a brute lo recall It." be whls-j ; pared, rcmoracly " Di uot think of It, , old buy — you must not excite yourself t Is alllurgonon aud forgiven." " Forgiie us our trespasses as we forgiv* those who trespass against nt!" I J pray-d from my inmo-t heart I " Those words have be»n in yoor ' j month night and day, aver since you j taken," said my friend. I lay silent, cogitating, i " Tell it c ono thing. D;ck," I asked. ! " ap we iu the North or 8»uth ?" " North — iu I'liiUda-iphin." " Then you are c prisoner," I said, 1 mournfully, recalling his principles. " Not s hit of it." " W hat do you mean I" Richard lmgbed. ' 1 bate seen the error of my ways, i have taken ihe oath »f allegiance. I yon a t- strei g muogh araiu. wr I shall fig'n »u:e liy si-le." " And the wound in your head I" I . ! ssked with emotion, ltokii g up at bis ' j handsome face. '* 1 oi<"t mi-ntlon it. It healed op " And the little drnmmer." Richard bowed bis head upon my hand " He was found dead upon the field " "Hasten bless turn! They say he died prayit g, with bis .mother's name iii. ii,... - "Revere him as an angel." 1 whis- • pered." grasping hitn I y the hand.1 " But for hi* dyutg prayer we had yet j enemies Oh, Richard. God's ' 1 grace Is w«th the --■» -vj 1" . ^ TIIF. IIF.I,L-ROPi: rOI'XD. That is a good atory ^ii<l lately iu a i Scottish newspaper A tnvern.keeper the lit'le ti>wn of Ki%o haj recently , erected a aho«er4iaih in one of his . part of nb'cit a-s* fitted up at u ! sort of bar. or ' tap-room.' as ihc-y call It on the other aide. L One evening an Irishman, who hap- ' pened to b* drinking with a f«w com pi- ] tiioos in one of* the ■ otes, rose for the purpose of 'ringing for more liifuor. ■ I uro nd lor the bell cord, hit I eye f< 11 "iii? the rope ntmcbed to t e sbtwer-baib. . ; I "'By 8t. Pathr'ck 1" said he j "It have found the ball-rope at last" Aud seizing it, he geva it * strong pull, | In an instant he vu drenched'to tha | 1 skin, find almost frantic with rage. To the no ema'l >:ons> u ent of bis cQrnpa- | nions, he roared out . ' Och, he the power i ^ i* that the wsy I ! play trick* upon travellers li-e mr- j self I Be jabers, if I*Bad thai big baste j I of a landlord forninst me, I'd tache him j better manneks." Aptartaou or Wedlqcx —None hot J tha married man Las a home In bis old j 'age, None has friends, then, but b» ; >,iic but he knows and feels the solace of the domestic hrartb; none but he and freahrns in bis green old age. amid the affection* of his children. There IS no tear shed for the old bsche lor; there is no re^dy hand and kind to cheer him in bis loneliness snd bi rewvemeul ; thfSBaJJkJtui'e in whose eyre he can sea hit^atT reflected, and from whose lips be can receive the unfailiag assurance of can sn% lovs. No. Tnc old barhelor may be courted for his money He may cat, and driak, and revel, as such things do ; and he may sicken and die.io a hotel or garret, with plrnty of attendants about fata, lite so many cormorant* wc.itng fur their pray Rot be wjll never kn«»w what it is t<i be l»ved, and to live agd to die amid a loved circle He can never know the comforts of the domestic fireside. K Ti.s man wbe is trnvpeor to tale a *•*» paper has bought Uf i5*.-»*Msil dog. an old 1 Ihot-gen and a Ire' watch. Ha edo- ' cates Ue children Jn lb* street, end his shanghai* hoard oa his neighbors

. I DURKCTIOX8 AR TO "RCfEIT* ISO ATTENTIONS." , j We G»d the following' practical adI sice adrift in-our exchange papers ; I I "A yoncg man admires a pretty girl. | and must manifest it. He csu't help .! doit-g so f.,r the lift of him. The young lady has a tender be»rt, reaching out like vine-tendrils for something to cling to 8he sees Vie admiration-, is fi.tter- • | begin* soon to lot*, expects some [ tender avowal, and perhaps gets so fsr * j as to decid* that aha will chooto m a* - ! white satin nnd*-r thin g mze,' etc , at i I the very moment the gallant that *he loves is popping ib- quretfoQ to another j dsmiel ten milta off I Now, the diffi- , j cnlty lies lu not precisely understanding | the difference between ' polite attcnI tion' and the tender maaifcatotious of 1 love Admiring a beantif-l girl, and wi*h. j ing to make a wife of her, are 001 j always the same thing; and there-fore it is necessary that (he damsel should be ; "P°D the alert to discover to which class ! the attentions paid her by handsome and fashionable young gentlemen be- ' long. Firet, then, if a yonng man ^jreeu yuu in a lond, free, and hearty lone ; If he know* precisrlj where to pot his hands or- his bat ; If ho turn* : his back to yon to tpenk to ano'her; if ! h* 1-11* yon who made hit coai ; if he squeezes your hand ; if be eats heartily iu your presence ; if, 111 short, he snerzea when you are singing criticises yonr curls, or fail< to be fjoltsb in fifiy ways every bour. then doot fall in love with hitu for ihe world ; be only sdmires you, lat him do or say what he will " CHERISHED REMEMBRANCES' Timk niellogs idea* aa it mellows I wine. Thing, in themselves Indifferent acquire a certain tenderness in recollec- [ ti'Ough. remarkable neither (or elegance nor feeling, rise up to dur m-mort dig- ■ nifi'd at the same time and endeared. As countrymen in a dia'ant land acknowledge one uD- lher as friends, so obj-cta to. whlc'1, when pre* nt. we gave bot little aiteuiiun.-e'e nOur«hed Id dis- ■ tan 1 remembram-c with a cordial regret. , If in their own nature of a reader kind. 'the ties which they bad In the hour: are drnwn still do*- e, and wo recall tbein I with an enthoaiasm of foaling which the ' same object* at the immediate rime are unable to excite. Tbe hum of a little tnne, to which in onr infauey we Havw 1 oteu listened ; the course of u brook, 1 which in onr (-b'Mhood we bare fre- ! quenllr traced ; the ruin* of an ancient , building which wo have remembered j ' elmost entire ; the half-faded miniature I j of the tellowid dead— these renieai- | brer.cts sweep over the mind Uith so • epcnsr.tiiig puwer of tenderness si-d , j mslsnchol). at whose bidding the plecsI urea, the business, the ambhicn of the j presrn' moment fadd and disappear. 4. Our finer f-eHngs are generally not ' more grateful., to the fancy than moral - to the mind Of 'hts tender power , which rememhrance ben over us, several I uses miglit be made. This divinity of j memory, did we worship It sright. might lend i<* aid 10 our happiness as well as. 1 our virlos. t , f.ITBAOHhil'ARV FLOODS- 1 GRAVEYARD WASHED AWiT, > A sad incidasi or the severe rain storm s of lost week, which was felt with more or Irss fnrca aver mi»i of tha Slat*, wasfbt washing 'sway of, pariina* of lb* grave- • yard in Moravia, Cavuga t'onniy. ft bs- . ing rumored in tfcw village tiial Dry Creok, swollen beyond all preeevlcnt, w*a fasi undermining the western portion of ihe came. i' rery n large crowd haet-oad ibithcr, with \ spades aad shovels, in hope t^at tbay miyhi ezhome the remain# of their frienA • ere the walflra coald reach them. But Iho d hopa wa* in earn, and coffin after eoifin was was eeeh to ba waebwd firam its raetiwg place, mingling proa iscnouaty with stamp*,, trees snd drift wood of every description, r A bout an aer* of soil was »a<hed away to tba <Ubth cf twenty fset; and as soma • rrf 1 hs coffin*. r-ti eat. tbe rvmgh boxes a woe Id strike 00 sen, baret and l*»va ani exp.w«d coffin, tha cover of which coming "(T i' 1 conteoi* wnoii( pilch headlong into '• iba torrent! The rwmins of tb* late r l.veetea«at 8loy»l, war* vastuxJ out before , t hey e»«M be reached.- wliltoaahva^ auaooou* efforle were awda to rare them. . d Flasllv, however, tk* body wsa secoreu II *onre distance doWE tb# stream. Altogel her sixteen bodies wer? thus swept •wsy. only eight of which had hwen"VecovereduBio M cine* day m.un. A nember of -kail* vu-d ei-vnal Irenes were rreevered ■ bell day ; also frarmems nf grass elotbee, j coffin lids and side* were strewn along the nan »• a* eareie s!« aath* dvifl wood and . coffin, m.l wholly washed out prntroded a » foot of more from the embMkment —Ex-cAi-.gr -s ^