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VOL. X.

CAJPE ISLAND. CAPE MAY COUNTY, NEW JERSEY,. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 25. 1866.'

NO. 35.

. £fktt pet£ " THE 01» HOliSE. I b «• have •*«« U|i Hi. .'-ear p4 h»ure Xod tresu* it* Uteh WHBw*t'">rBut jrel b*»* tut**1 fnM" "« »°T,<I » » Aw**iiiito?w»»i«|n»,»«- it} II vu tba Oaar sSm fibure li^wbkh t ws* bore, tj ADd thou** ir look. J'lH _ II Wu I«d«> *V ■"•"J' * P1""" •»«"»• -* Throw* >!ilcb If h** .bellrml d» alL « But O, th. brlsbt 1 •»«*» >i-1-A* uatioubled b«D*«th It— tucked In to my «Mn— • I kiept In mr low eoU»e» twd. V ll I ruri mot for »:o.u..-thou** sometime* selirtter t. : psIWt, - i Sun* • JellaSy pot* cm ft* root The mMl merry romp. we bare bed Hiroo** tM. door, W With brother* and «ls1ers *1 play— . ^ tt'a karw evety oatl on the old kt'ehen floor. Bri and the knot* which would alw«j* look evsy. H DMpttr of the -'rut-Mot* which buoy hsod* dolt ■ « • tf.hoUdcj JcmI were la store- 1 t H when we furnMied the room*— nor a hoj-eetrr felt, ■ Kora »l>* to haraaoOfhlnrurere. |f V • That duuk roce there, by the window to low, ■ Of »ll our *Ud «umiB»r-Ah» dowrr- I , Bps A mother's .tear h*od« placed It there Ion* ago, W Ah ! I well cm re ember the hour. I I It bloom. Wi*hUy to-dsy by the .uo.hlnc refreshed. I The float, and the dew, and the rain— But thoea laborta* handa are aowcioaacd lo Ihe test Which will never be broken again. Ah, forgli a I but the old houae M painfully dear— I 111 not ataf Its pralaea today , ! But drop o'er It. bea^j^J^'"1""^ '*"• j , KntnfSting ?torn. THE nEltOIC' SAII.OIJ. A TALK or TOE MOSTEVIDEAS BBRVICK "Coramfna ! Que Imoleneial!,, The word* ware uttered by • lovaly woman, whose flatbed cheek, flashing eye, and knitted brow, ipoke oven more than word* the iedigiiation which filled ber breeit. She was the yoong wife of Commo- ' dore Coc, the cenlmander of the email nary of the State of If outevideq, The lady wtA"Speniah by birth, a* well at in feeling*, and the came of ber ....... — i a* alwlit of a aliitt which bad anger the of • Itad

beau Tor two 4»J« staoding off and on i before the harbor, naiug e»ery aignal of intuit and defiance to iodueo the *hip ot Commodore Coe, to come out, and fight him. Thie tfie latter coeld not do for two rations,: The fint wit illneia, which confinad bits to bia cot ; the aecend that he hed not o»c-tbird of a crew— not eeen sufficient to man bit gnna. At the pomeni wheit ihe nttered the word* wiilch commence this t*le. Brown, the Admiral of the Buenos Ayrea ship, bad boiited a flag "here upon waa embroidered in legible loturi "Cos, the Cowabd." Thia »at morn thag bia no- _ bia wife could stand ; for well ihe knew ^ ber haabend's truth and ralor. After gaaing an instant at the flag, | aba raised h«r jewelled hand, and taking from her fiagcr a diamond of graat ealue, the cried, to the offictraand men who atood round her eu the deck : "I will glee this diamond to any man who will bring ma ynnder flag 1" For a moment there was no reaponie ; the men looked at their officers— the officers glanced at each other— but *olt»ntoera seemed scarce for so* desperate a service. "What! ii there not one of all your number who darea the trial ? Is my bucbaud'rshlp, than, indeed manned by v cowards ?" exdaimed the lady, #bBa ber lip cnrlad with acorn, and her flashing eye sparkled with the fire of contempt. t A young officer— an American— abo A. A t .... I.V.I, annnll ltd llf hluid fi)fhsd lately appointed, stepped for- 1

ward, and modestly said : f "I waa only. fifaitlog for my seniors to •peak, Senora. Had any of them »alanteered, I should have begged to ac- ^ company him ; as it is, 1 pledge royaeif to briag yoa yonder flag before the • i ^ sun riaes, or die in Aha attempt ! Bnt I ask fiot your jewel as a price for my succeee — one tress of yoar gjosiy heir sbali be my. reward !" 1 "You shall have" Beth, brave boy 1" j replied tha lady, and ber cold look of ecorn Changed into a sweet smile, as ah* j •iked bit name. "It U Cochrane Bennett, Seaora !". replied the youth ; aod ho blushed beneath her earnest gaze. He wu alia, but well formed ; loo'ked aery yoaag. botj in his dark blue eyes , aod eeapraaaed lip, an observer would * read ana whosai^tanhood nut made by years alone. The ana wu sotting babied a bank of slowly rising clooda, which tbieaUned * . dartmee* and a storm. Tha moment that ltis »r *ke» were

accepUd, young Bennett toratdlo the | c crew and as he gianchd ortr thrtr said : !' a . "I want six men, to wai^tbe wbak-- ; boat that at'tlie aftcr dhriu !" i * Struck by his gallantry /nearly one, h hdlf of Ah« crrW tupped afi— now that j d they had' a leader, vuluatecrs were plen- , t HaLnv'.t glapced hit Aye over them, and Ui a few momenta h* selected aix j t wboiu'be kuaw to be both daring mid | 1 firm— they arrre American aailor*. * j t "Go tbarpen yopr cutlasses!"- said 1 he ; "I shall out bare s musket or pis- ' t tot in the boat ! If we figtu. it must be j . st-ei to steel amf fireast Ho breast— for I . we m6et succeed or die! -N j I The men answered only Bjr- a look — f fur^hey were of thattlass whose motto 1 | «: "Deeds, not wordsl" j Tory hurried below to obey his orders, : ; while Others proceeded, by his direction, 5 to muffle tha oars of the host, and to : put a sail and water into it. One half hour later the sky was cov- ' ered with clouds, and darkness had set , i in. Baunett had been careful .to taka'j tha coropaaa ci\bta® the eaemy's ship [ when tha Uat.light of the dying day gate the opportunity — and by thia alone he I hoped to Gad her- , j At thia ,ll«io the lady was on deck, standing by the binnacle light, regard- ! ing the preparation* of the little party • who were about to shove off. At the j moment the boat'* crew cried out that ' all was ready tB atari, the young leader came afl to the side of the Sanora, i and taking from hit nsck a miniature he j , i hooded it and a li tter to her, saying : "If I am not pn board at tonrise, laI dy, please to *»nd the miuiatur* aud leti ter to its address." r The Sonora looked at. the portrait— I it waa the lik.ncii of a young -aud beeu- . tiful girl. A tsar Gllud the Seaora's j "Yoa need not go l" abo said. 'NO, ■ ! you lore — perchance are btlovsd ! \ our r life is precious — I will not expose it!" i "This is"my only aiater. whom I sl- _ .1 IJ' Inl.rvt.ulall tha vniltll : most adore youth ; i

• but ono who would scorn me if I playwtl the coward, or dishonored my name ! Send the letter and likeness lf I fail 1 Farewell till to^mouew, o^fori ! over !" The lady vu about to answer, and , i agalu to entreat him to May; but ere I she could apeak, he sprang over the bul- . warks and the boat riioved off. "Oivo way chceCily. iyeu-! A long pull, a strong poll, and a pull altogeth- . er l" said'our young hero, in a low tone, E as he left tho ship's aide ; and b# soon . fait by the trembling of the frail boat, r ; that his order* were obeyrd Tho liigbl was vary dark. A eelin •, was on the deep and in tho air ; but it g waa jlortentioua of a storm A small I. binnacle light and compete bad been o ; placed in the boat, and by these, Benn«it shaped his courae— himself taking d i the tiller, and steering right out into I the c fling, regardless of* ike coming j; 1 storm and rising cloud*— knowing that f. if the vessel had remained hove-to at „. i SBOiet be must be very near her. But be looked in vain to see a light which ! might guide him to her. Admiral Brown Br | was too old a fox to betray bis poaition ,y ; by lights. • * ,j : At this momeaf, whan he waa com,le plelely at a loss which way to steer, the h. , dark clooda wbh.h had been gatheriug a. 1 overhead burst with a long, vivid flash i of ligbtniog end • peal of daafeuing t,0 tlinnder; but be heard not the thunder, ,r. j haeded not the rising itorm. That , haeded the rttlog norm, mat

flash of ligbUlng had shown hire the vessel oot one cable's laogth from him. "Steady, boys— steady!" be whisperad •when the thunder ceased ; "I shall pull nuder her aUro, sad get on deck by the i carved work and ncttipg on her quarter " ! Tba men polled slowly aud ailcatly ' on ; and at be kad marVtd well her poaition, tha young officer found himself | ; close under the vestal's stern. At that ' ' j instant another flash of lightning illumed ! r the sky and water ; aud then, as be « ! glanced op at tha gsff, where' the flag i had been hoisted, he saw that it was not there — it hed been hauled down. He pented, thought for e moment what could be done, and then formed £ii i resolution. • "1 shall go on board alona, men !'' d said he. "Keep the boat where she is. e If the fleg is where I think it la— in the Admiral's cabin— I will have it ! If I if am aot baek in flva minutes, sod you d beer aiLalerni, shove off end t* back to oar ship, aud tall them that Cochrane re Bcmou died like e man 1 You most be

i cautions ; reef tba foresail, .for the storm will be dowo opon jis in trii minutes." All this was whispered to the men, i whose, beads wert leaned forward to ; ^ ' the orders which thvy dared aot j ^ | much as tbey Wished to share | ! their' leader's peril. _ i „ 4 Springing lightly from the boat, Ben- j Q. ! nett caught the qnafter-aettings with j ^ | bands, and noiselessly ascended to j j the bol|rarks IIe could hear the regn- ^ lar tramp of the officer of the dick, who, ' -already had everything reefed • ; down for the. blow, had nothing to do j ^ but to pace the declf — for it was ao dark j ^ could not seo him. ! »A second more. and the hrove boy wss down on the deck et the cebin.door, j # j which stood slightly open. He peeped # | through the crack, and saw the red-faced i ^ \ old Admiral seatud at his round table, i t with two of his officers by bis side, eni gaged otar the qontents of a square bet- ^ lie, which looked very much likeprtf. . . j usually found to contain ichnajpfr ! f | A glance at a settee just to the left of j 1 1 the table showed the abject of ihe-enter- ' i prise. The fl-ig, for which he bed per- ! i , iled his life, lay iliore, where it had been I carelessly thrown after it was hauled ^ , down. • i The young hero did not pause long ; f to consider what 'to do ; but quietly t walked into tba cabin, and taking off bis t hat very politely to the Admiral and*" - 1 the officers, said in a calm and coorteou* , manner to the Admiral : c 1 "I am come to borrow this flag to | wear to-morrow if you please." i- • "Who tbe devil are you ? What do i- ■ yoa masn ?" cried Admiral Browa, at | be and his ofleers sprang to their leet. -j "J am Midshipman Bennett, of tho i- Montevidean service !" replied Cochrane 's whoimd now seized tha fl^g. "and mean | to carry this flag to Commodore Coe.' j, I A* ha taid this lie- bounded lo the ir cabin door, followed closely by a bullet from the Admiral's pistol, which grazed 1- j his ear, and ere the ularra became gone- ; uia •■), anu v" -no I- - i

ral, be stood opon tbe taffrail of the j t 1 vessel. ~ "*•! 1 "Look out for nx> below 1" he shouted and flung himself into the sea witbont a i j moment's hesitation. His boat's crew i J recognized his voice ; he was caught up } in a moment and dragged into the boat, I while a volley of pistol shot* were poured at random by those who were I above. > Th^ storm bad "now broken oot, and i ■ the wind began to'eotte in with fierce i , 'Tind litfal gusts. i! "Up foresail— he in a hurry, lads,": , j cried the young hero, as soon as he eonld draw breath aftc^hi* dacfi(ug. i i J The crew did to, and the n^xt mo- ; t : ment the little boat was flyuig on toll | wards the harbor, belors^he blast, ltim d a tea bird winging its wi^ to >ta young • I one's nasi. g The enemy opened a harmless fire «f o grape,sbot in the' direction ; but it only . g served to tell the anxious watcher* ou it . board of Commodore Coe'* veiaal that it somethfng bad occurred, it Tna latter, therefore, at once showed b lights,' and enabled oor young hero to n ' make a straight course for her. in It was but half an hour after the first gun had been fired by Admiral "Brown's a- •eaaal, whan the boat of the young hero te' rouadad to alongside of his own ship, ig "Have you captured nhe flag ?" cried ih the Seuora, aj Bennett bounded over ig the tide. > r, ' Tim only answer sbo received was the at banner, wet as it was from tbe water, uailliai, nil an it ««■ " - ,

and cut in two places by the balls which ' had been fired at ita captor* I If The lights of tbe vessel gleamed not I I so bright as did that lady's eyes, when 1 . she caught tha noble yoath in har-arma, 1 i and kissed hiui again and again. r | While at Berry ville, Vs., writea ac army correspondent, we e*tablish«d our flline«, aud gll persons residing within I I tbem. were required to takh the oath of 1 j allegiance. An intelligent ■contraband' ® ! wishing to go through, on 1 taming the 5 j requlaitioa, very innocently asked : 1 "What is de oath?" i "You moat awaar to support lbs Conj sUtnuou." '• j "Why," said Sam, "lean hardly aup- ( 1 port da old woman, tlmia is ao drefful ' ' j hard " * j Tha Marahal let bim paaa. | — A smart doctor has eontrlvad to j >u extract from sauaagaS a powerful tooic | to j wftcb, ha lays, oouUiaa the whole ' oe j strength cf the "bark." He calls it be ' "aulpbate of eaniuc."

Anecdote.* of l>'< ouncll. S' Hare is on instance oC his ready tact ^ and infinite resource in the defence of his client. In a trial at Cork for'ipurNv^ the principal witness swore strongly against the prironer. Ilk particular; swore that a hat/.Tound near the place bf the mtirdcr, belonged to the prisoner glbose name was Jama«. ^ . i "By virtue of your oatb, are you sura that tbi* is' tho satne hat ?** "Yes." ' t 11 "Did you examine it carefully before swore in your information that it r' waa tha prisoner'* ?" , "I dfd." . , ' "Now, let ntu see," said O'Connell, i ba took up-tbe hat, and begun to ex- , amine it carefully, on tha inside. He • , ' thea spelled aloud the narao of James, i i ' slowly, "rtius— "4-a-m-e s " . j 1 j "Now, do jou mean to say those 1 1 ' words were -in the hat »b*n you found ) 1 j ft ?" ; ( > . ij j -"I do." j, ' i | | "Did you see them there ?" - "* j "I did." i "Aod this is the saint hat ?" "It is." ' ! j' "Now, my lord,**- said O'Connell, I holding up the hat to the bench, "there ' is an end to the cuae. There it jio name whatever inscribed in the hat !"- Ttje result was an inaiant acquittal. He was fine day examining a witness, whase inebriety at tho tiuie to which the , evidence referred, it was essential to hi* , client'* case to prove. He quickly dis- , covered the man's character, lie was a , fellow who may Uc described as "half . foolish with roguery." , "Well, Darby, you told the truth to i this gentleman,?" » j "Yea, your honor, Counselor O'Con- ■ •' cell"" e "How do you know my name ?" t J "Ah ! snro every one knows our own d pull.riift " .. ! "Well, you ere a good humored, hini ... r.ll... . ,.11 ma llB.li. i J I ' now tell did you { ac

; take a drop of anything that day ?" Bt . * Why, your honar, I took my share lt ; ofw pint of 'spirits." i( j "Yonr share of it ; now by virtue of j yovr oath, was not your share of it all • > but tl* pettier?" t| i "Why, then, dear knows, that's true w J you sir." . fi \ The Coart was convulsed at both t 'question and atiswur. It soon, step by I1 , step, came oot that tbe msn was drunk, * /and was' not, therefore, a competent , I witness. Thus O'Connell won his case ^ i i for bis elianl. ^ ( Josh Uilliiags on Pigs. t A/, the rose wakens intn buty. so dnz , ■ i the white pig $om tow gladden u*. Hiz" . earz like the lilack lecf, played opon bi ' tba yung z*ffarz at eventide, hiz ailka- ; i f nets iz the will ot buty, and hiz figgcr | , the outline oy loavliness Hiz food "iz j white nectar, drawn from the affeckvbun. E He wazez fat and more flick evra da, ■ j Ifrnd bangs from the buzzum ov hiz 1 j mother like an image or aUbastur, he 0 Uffeth at forms, and kurleth np-hiz to|e klosur, az Jiiz feest goes on, and be rilt zeth with gladoess, and wandureth with >, biz kludrnd, beside the stil watura Ilk 0 bruthars and siatars ara az lilje him az I flakes ov snow, and awl the da long be(j neeth. the white thorn and among the ,r red kloyer, he nisketh joy and laudeth a life s^idain Hiz words are lo muzik ;e and hiZ language the untntord freshness r , ov natur. Hiz pastime iz tbe histry ov

ianersceura, and hiz lszura iz elegante He walkelb where grass leedath, and gumbleth tew the dalliance ov tha dawy Ha gatheralb atrawz in hiz mouth and kastenetli away on arranU ov gladnass ne Htlath tew the raproof ov hiz parent ; hiz acksbunt era the lawz ov polightoeu, and biz logik tha power ; ' ov instiukt. Hiz datlme iz pease, and Ufz oven iz gentel forgetfulness. Az he F uketh on in yeers, h> lovath tool plates, ' and dclvetb in lickqoida, 'and_ aturrelh ' | tho nrih ta a fatness, and painteth himj self In diuk kullurs. a refage from fliza a ! tormeot oy life. Ha forgetteth *hrz pa- - ; rent and bekumcth hiz own master, and ! Uroeth tba mislery ov food ynd groeth • , hugely,— Man gazeth at biz porky neu, ) and kount hiz rain bi poands, and lay I in wate for him, aad giv hiz flub salt | for safety, o j — The sso drowns out humanity aad c time ; h, has no aympatbjr- with' either ; e ! far it belongs to eternity, and df that h it | tings its monotonous, song for ever and "'erer. •">' : Cm ' . . Ih

8TOIHES FOR THE tXIIEOREN. >- • B(||WalaSlaWdk. j 1 - H-'.'nol eirt liU wn-lra*. It* damn* i - "Kmoi - nolluiijtzfl KtlUne, I fe»'. , jjulf ••Bite- BiKSvr. Billy." ^ Od» 'lay. a.gj'.utlemiin van two hAi go- • K1" wtoox one of tire alroi-t* "f a graas c.iy. | m* Tbey wen- kmreifooted. Their clothes were ragged, uud dirty, and tied together by I pfecos of airing. «.»oe of the hoys wa«ji»rfeclly ha'pgy over a half-be hered ^uneh of .. I tio*ar« whigh lie had just picked «|V i» the " j atrinet. -v. Billy/, .aid. h» eonq.au- «' [ion. ••aasn-t aomahody real good lo drop '' I llieio 'are jiuaies j ■»: where i could lint! ' 1 1 hem — and they'va «o pooty anL q.ce I sharp, Billy, inebby yop ll Bnij'aoma- ( i thing bimaby." freienily ib« gcdtlwman * I beard bia merry voice a-^uin. raving. "Oh l" jaiiy. Bi; y. if UflwaWH most half a peach. 0 ' and tiio'i a'djdirly nAhct! C»u»e you ( r ! hain't loonil nothiiL yOuVgyny bite- first." I ^ billy na» ju-l going to lake a very little : ! (>i gi/i'r^ 'liilljf. -niwl.Uy wo'jl .find anolher '' I Turc Ion;-." U U»l a hu!.le heart that poor , b,.r ),«,( i„ ,p,ie of 'his t-tir aa'il djrt \ There * .J, !w h.u, l0 be liiuil 10 but hi* j' i boy 'at bMe.de.' Hatha .at -how.Og h.m J all lire kindness Hi bil power when he tabl. * . -in.- bigger. Bill}.'- There «a.^iioihing " t beggar hoy cpn do good by allowing kind"Bit- h gcrr. Piliy— m.-t.hy we'll find ' ' aAnijher foie hoe. Who can help adrnSfing til* noble heart ul that poor ho} ? TWld rather have that bpy*. kiwi nod 0 geopsoiis spirit than have a monarch * I crown V" "J l"-"1 ",U,cul 1 ,- bigger. I^llt ;■ " Ih.nk .-f tiu-jp words Uyo* ' 1 your companion*. I. ink* in I tie (bain, i- The blast that rlrov* the storm-cloud* .. tire heavens shook Ihe oak. and the across «■<

acorn-cup, loosened from its fruit, loll on the pathway. The cload burst,; a rain-droj»^foiod the acorn-cup. \J Afrobin. -wearied by the «ultrv host of all autumn day. aad troubled by the fury of was calm, und drank of the rain-drop, lieolid gladdened ha lis* to hi* set us- . tonied place in the - ivy that overhung ihe pool'* window, and there he trilled his I sweetest, happiest song. The | met hoard, art }, rising fmm lis* reverie, wrote « chant of grateful rejoicing. chant went -fcc'th into the world, und entered the honao of sorrow, aad uttered iia., heort-stirring accents by the couch of sicklies*. The sorrowful were cuiufuiUd, the | skk were cheered. M*ny voices praised tbe mint. He enid; ; " The chant was inspired by the robin. s j "l shoald liave died had not tho ruindrop Revived me," said the robin. | "I should have suuk iaio the earth hml not the acorn cup rvcived me," said the \ { rain-drop'. "1 had not been t>ere to raciva yoo, hut j I i for the angry bjaat," said tho acorn-cup.. And so they that wera' comforted praised \ • tho blast ; but tho blast replied, ''Bruise I 'j Him at whose word the stormy wind orifI I eth, ond who from darkness can bring light. t ' making hit mercies ofiebtimea Id pyss t througlj unseen, onknown, aod nnscspected : r chahaels, aud brintriog in due time, bj .hi* own way. Jhe grateful pbaot from the a«gry ■ "storm-cloud'.'' k, . ■! s | Children's Flay things. ? LAtla childruT don't loae your playX.SUS cilliurui, oo" * io»e jvw -

, things. JL«t tl.flb not bo scattered to the winds, or broken by careless hands, or f crushed by hurried fe*t. Tbey' may be1 'com# in your man and womanhood, precious j v "water-marks" of your childhood. Yon j if! will lave to look at them, to headie thpm, j i to carara them abfily! for they shall be pre- ' r ; clous letter* to you from a far country, and j ■ sweet voices from out the silent past. So put tbam away — the book* and tbe toys — 6 when IbeyJiave done their services, whither '• of iMttMlm or diversion -, cover t&«u up 1' carefully, end bestow tbam in tome safe and ' ■- sacrad nook lo go and look at aongetimes, whan- tha eye you band over ibtm will be a i- little sadder, and the heart beneath a little ; I d heavier than now. ^ Tiitf Sbcozd Babt.— Between the first ! *' baby and the aecond what a railing off i* ^ there, roycounflymeo! Notin intriusio val'l ue, but in the imagioary value with which it - it ioveiteifbyita nearest kiu and more distant • femaie belonging*. Tbe coming of tba first ^ ' baby io a boosehold creates en immense i r' sensation ; that of tbe second is compare- , lively ^commonplace affair. id . . i — Little graver — tha footprint! of angels ' iBl '"*•

The .Ifason's Grave. ' all ages the hodiwa nf the Mssonie ead have been taut iA graves dug due East ml West, with ^JcSr luce* 'towards tl,e ■;,M. Thi* pr^fctici\{ta*-atb-n Idlrrowi-il and. .■lopted by aither*. otltfl 'it ha' bicoma — i-aaly univereal. It lrnjil.es tflat whan ltyi '• ■ reau Day shall ennre. and He who is IralU's' c.rec;ie||r shall *ive <h» signal fir* he seen in tie ^rr; from lie Uatl he will makV bit [InrioBs.approach ; will jl»nd at lh* ravtetll nargtn of these graves, and with bis rn gbty ,ower— that grasp trreeietibly stroBg-ahudt. . ihall previil— will raise the bndiva which ». s ire slaintwrimg th-retn. Ws ehall have , r liecn long bariwd. long d-ciyed. Friends. ral*.l»"». yea. our nearest and dearest, will The brot-i earth will^ave undergone wnudruus change-, mouutain. levele.!. vallVys filled. The treasons will h .ve chased each ' Other in many,* fruitful raand. Oc-«n«, As.! Iwabad into fury hjr lire gale* or i.—l*y. will tofmorrow havaslnnk "ike u rported child - to their sl.mh.-r.' Broad trees, with broader routs, vrtll have "luterlockvd tlicnv, bard kuaibbi'd at they ..re, alnrvo odr usher. as if to conceal the Very fact «.f our having . lived ; and then, after centuries at lir*. tUc'j' loo will have f<.ll--wrd our example of inoriality. onn tor.g stvnggltng with decay, at U.t will hove toppled doa.ii to juin'lhvir 4 teinaiii* with our*, thee nidi'.eratinjr tbe So shall »« I* lost to human sight. But "the lore bf Uod. nav^iTleless. wBI . mark the spot, oveu will, the* e.treilssting ^ - verdare of faith. ^>1 when Ore trumpet'* btasi rliaU shake the hills lo their basea, our ostof.tKhorf hodioa will rise, impaled up. wrr.l by en! irr.-si, tibia, impulse, and «#* shall stand face lofscn with our BcJeemtr I ihtsrtrt's (Corner. i*. *ti.ss of til descriptions, ititeoded ^ ' f..r this Doparta.eet, must fie entirely origi. nat. or ttrey wtll receive no elteulion what- . Geographical Enigma.— So. IB.

/ am emnpoted vf '?) letter!. My t. 2h. 2. 2.'«, 29, 10. i* a county In IV'i.qsylvaoia. M y S. 9. l-a. 1. 0, ;>. is a county in S.-W York. My It". 13. M. 20. 4. 3, 17, 2, is a eeontjr - in Mi-'ouri. My 2J. 0. X la. 25.. 20, is a city in My IA. I J. 3. 12, 23. is a city in Africa. My 0. 7. 13. lis. 2H. 19. 0. 24. 28. il * river in the United ritates. My 26. 22. 12. 29. <k i* a river itt Europe. My 14..#, 9. 3," 21. la one of the United My 27. 6,26., 20. 22. 13, 1«, ll.iiaeouoty in Tennessao. M. a hul** is u wi ll-known General, /* C' 'df fl Answer dext week. > / Enigma. I am compiled »/. 10 Utter!. . t ?. ; My 6, r>. 4. .'>. fi, is tn i-lahd in N» Y. , . »». M y 6, H, 10. 9, Is a syosin oi water. ' My i. 2' 9. UK. 7, \}fi, 9^i* a inoauUia t . in New York. My 9. B. 3. •'>, i» a carpenter's im ploment. My wbota i# tha name of one 2f the Bits oluliouary hpttlc-fleld*. W. 41. Per the Iteaan Wave.* Riddle.-—' T letters. " Onyit niy 1, 2, C. 7. and 1 am one of tha greatest oT invent ioas. — i Omit my J, 2, 3, 4, transpose, and I am -W w -rJ easily spoksn. and also bold sweet-meat*. ' . ~ •' Otnjj my 4, 5, £. trenspoao, and a visitor g to Capo Mar will be sure lo gel a

taste of me before he leaves. - Omit my 3, 4, !>, «, 7, und 1 atn tba nlekOmilmy 3, 4, 5, C, transpose, and I nick-name a girl. - ! Omit my 1, 2, 3, transpose' and I am • place of note in rieripture.-wtrere oar Saviour was inv^ntl to a ft-*«l. My whole, 1 doubt not, i* ia every household, and is very mnch like a furtune-uliar —sninctin.es tells the truth — sometimes it don't. Bar*. . Answer (« Enigma >o. 17, ; "Love thy neighbor at thyagir."— Antw'd . Sal lie K. Smitli, aod Slary J. Smith, [ of Cspa Island. . - M»fiiEa*Ti- A^ Qcrstiobk. — No. 1 s— tat ; orchard, ^290 ; 2d, 300 ; 3d. AMJ ; 4(h, 675. No. 2 : — In the aauia proportion lbs ' third or 16 j will be 6 81-124." ' ;t . mr The following additional aorwera tgt Enigma No. 16. hava bean raceiTsd , Maggia Fenltn, Maggia A. Smith. Kllau . 1 0. FaallO, of Cap# Island; Madge Wildfire of Denaisville ; Bella, of Mooot Holly; Hannah M. Salover, -of Green Creak. Answer to Riddle by Madge Wildfire. .. </. - ■ ;; : . " •