Carolina Watchman

              1 2 *^^ ■' • : r m m >* < mmm m ' ' jiu j jas r wa fno m wijr two tory pling at a club-boo « ■ man run by in evident kbe fellow rnn !" said the other u i won w op oh said tl e he is afraid ol node a peer 11 i ________________________________________________________________ saturday october 5 1833 jvwd^."-f the supreme ckrurt to fill the va 1 cancy occasioned by tbe death of chief justice henderson — rd star more intor^ted and he ■ est by a liberal contribution at the doorl tbe president introduced him to sir grey skipwith now member for the county nf waiwick general jcnkinson a relation of the earl of liverpool their former minister and several other gentlemen ofthe county of whom gave him pressing invitations to heir houses some of which be accepted and if a stay of five days in the neighbor hood instead of five minutes be promised i any proof that be liked his quarters the assertion which be made on the subject may be credited without fear of contradiction — on the part of those who met him it need not be said they were delighted with their interesting guest the flashing brilliancy of his oliservat.oii3 nnd replies which ap peared to spri no spontaneously as from an inexhaustable mine astonished some of the english gentry and all who had tbe plea sure of meeting him will long remember with delight john randolph of roan jhe -^ f er*a ,. , a v\tch«kk is pni-hej-ed tnt c **•<£! n,varsperyear.tna.\^ce ***** r lv.'ing,intiesmore than v r,pr^;ul^^eattbe i inlr,..-s i u wr^rawn "^ t in *- - 77 7r 5su.*i ** ***** mot •'••». fi.nva"li \:.' , 3 , i , -. t vl.-.--ro-.tvr wnr j.lr * him as mt " 1 u ; ; ' riv f v n t'.o^tbntwnu on eth ,-_, ' ' f r a f h c.jones ,-• :■'-■:,;.,■ sa eriptine taken bet-rathe h & h ° rp:1 - p '" t l publt..-uonoftl first vain for the evidence of intention either on the part of the government or any potti on of the ltnion to intermeddle with this most exciting question exceptingonly the few misr-ided »: natics to whom allusion has been made in this journal on former occasions ; ar.d it l«roks to b therefore like an effort at false alarm of which we are uuwilli.i to suspect mr alcvntne nat int c7 alderman a bay horse sired by shaks peare was sold in this place on thursday last bv cnpt paselal buf.rd of bedford to mr joseph fanning of kentucky for 1.00 lynch firguiian the great undertaking of walking 2000 miles in seventy days has just been com col ll.i.kett c£_outh aj tts - — every nation lias sleep on every — the italians fiddle thc germans smoke the french promise every tiling tlie british eat and the amer icans talk upon every thing the rights of women tbe working indies at fell 1 . point balti . *** h __ ggggg jgj propose i distance it more held a meeting a few days ago j : near i y 40 o miles and notwithstanding that * thevllvlae 0 ths s~ers elsewhere , his entire food was bread and water he has o-rate with them and recommend the [ increased two pounds and a half in weight ivorkir b.ii f of liattimor \ o meet in their sere j he is in perfect good health and spirits ra ward and appoint delegates to a convention ; aru ] intends to visit philadelphia where he to be held in that city for the purpose of devr : un i erta |- e to wa ][; 40 tmles a day for ing moans to secure them a jest remuneration tor on ft gg a i 0wa ,_ ce f food their l-tber a convention of ladies is one el ; r o]oxievs ob ; ect 1s not vanity but „„*,_ zm^kfatan 3tf 2 j fa utility his theory be intends to sub sex it seems la be called for by the imooaiuooa | mit in a public lecture mbo-tag prftvious to which they arc subjected by ■ men who grow j to bis departure hitherivard — ral.star rich on their tabors those who have irved in __,, , . , . luge cities only can jodg of the extentjof tne ( jjigh prices for lands the high pri cxiortion practised ur tins unfortunate , '' ure - | ccs at which several tracts of land were re spectable diss of society by ojereoant tailor , _ o - rf jr j_fr erson county va ntlbrd and toe keepers of si n f-f j \, pleasing illustration of the important in f wave 1-ecstly addressed to " the wealthy ot j methods of improvement on the value of i lie 1 n.f we nope the convention uiay be , real estate which is worthy the considcra able i devise somee-ficieat remedy for tbe rani ; t!on 0 f the citizens of this state inore espe inju-'u-e sh lonir perpetrated with impunity by j - ia j_y those who reside in and contiguous ■ the counties throncrli which anv of r contemplated nil roads will pasa an j tration too which claims the attention the statesman tho < hid cud of a ! l his bite labors 13 the welfare of the common alth and in the discharge of ins duties will be a hmp to ins feat and a light to bis path the charleston free press ites that the key's ferry tract sold for g4 dlars pt-r acre at auction a farm of 200 res a miles and a half from charlestown is sold privately for t>0 dollars per acre tact of 2.5 acres with scarcely any im overnents brought at miction 43 dollars rr acre and another with ordinary build gs,at auction at 48 70 cash — ib the c ovf.rmor to b e e i ected in massachusetts we have learned with ne surprise that tlie late pr.si.lent ..*>!_ ine united states j ihn q_uiucy adam^^a*a-*«r j nted to become a fan date f~r governor of this commonwealth under the auspices of the ami-masoni convention hi retiring modesty and known dislike of ojfi.ee — must have jjiven way after a great struggle tothe peculiar respectability of the nomination he required the unusual period of hall a day and •»«.$*.. ior conriuer __. - spite of all opposing arguments actually con sented to stand the hazard of the die after all upon reflection it perhaps should hardly be thought improbable that he would or could with stand the solicitation ot any portion of bis fel low-citizens to take'oftic , since we are not aware that he ever refused any appointment or declined being a candidate in any election — nic-eng g alaxy ,"" v rapidity of eating — the witty author of men and manners in america 1 * in des scribing a dinner at a public house in new — ■ w around i l>eheld the same scene of gulping and swallowing as if for a wager wb v ■! in nifs at l>ro_kf«nt had pre pared me to expect in rny own nr.-i.wor hood there was no conversation each individual seemed to pitchfork his food down bis gullet without the smallest atten tion to the wants of his neighborhood if you asked a gentleman to help you from any dish before him be certamlv complied but in a manner that showed vou bad im posed on him a disagreeable office and in stead of a slice your plate generally return ed loaded with a soli ina__ive wedgo of animal matter " : from thc new england galaxy odd awd e.vds tcj 5 " wilson the irish cryer was crying out tastily sweet potatoes for sale by auction on thursday hist buss s.id he never before knew an irishman cry when he luut plenty of pota toes the boston mercantile journal offers to the merchant and professional man in particular why was adam like summer because his eve was beautiful what is the d'ffcrrenee between a waiter nt an inn and an auctioneer ojie cries coming and tlie other going what is the difference between attorneys and brokers one class deals in causes and the other in effects why are all women pretty and plain alike ■ when agreeing together because no difference i exists between them frffe watcuaf aw the following excellent and well-tempered ob servations — they are a practical pioof of the flogged for nothing jeffrey wasconsid - eredthe author ofthe celebrated criticism in the edingburg review which contained so fierce an attack on lord byron's first production the hours of idleness for this his lordship took mr jeffrey to pieces in the u english birds and scotch review ers it now turns out that mr bro-igh un the present lord chancellor was the author of the offensive criticism it must have been vastly agreeable to m r jeffrey to re ceive such a terrible drubbing aud to feel all the while that he did not deserve it . i.incolnton for publishing a news to be called the ll.icol.r jim calhoun niv-'abegbjter referring to bye gone trmea r-.tn.ri_i we well emeu-bet that at tne time stated 1h31-s it was a very cunmon saying that mr calhoun c.nh pad constitution tor any thing we beard a distinguish tueta ber ot congas trom pennsylvania who was re-t.rde.la.a.1 ultra friend ot internal iinprove men d flare that he could not reach mr cal houn with * a long pole so far did mr c go borond l-imiu unii.trueiioiisol tne cun -. . ii tit truth of the writer's doctrine and there are but few who can apply themselves through the day to brain-exercise and reject bis advice the dyspepsia is moreover so universal and so dangerous an antagonist that the following should be universally read inwardly digested f_.ai.te no.."sf.n_e ml mdltfie's hrnxsb srcxca when is a ship like snow when she's a ''-;'________________________■ tiie phil spy { i ; ; | lnr.e pgrjka of this day's f*p <() | tly 1 liver ii ly nlr m>t it *" m m^^j^a mmmmmm^l mmm \ m we look back with mplancholy foe itijfupo - ■■ thc days of our boyhood when we could eat fl dozen i_reen apples and never feel the worse t rh if not that we plead guilty now to being rrh dyspeptic but we are occasionally reminded thath we have a system — a fact of which we wereh once in a state of blessed ignorance but dis-h if the digestive power are very commonm is and there are sunt persons that wouidh f their fortunes if they could be lurnisli-m a gizzard h a causes of dyspepsia among us are va-h it arises from eatm too much eatinom , and over working the brain tiie raer-l nd professional man lives in something ofh owing fashioni he drinks two cups of ■ coffee at breakfast eata abundantly oil oast or hot bread at dinner/he partakesh or three dish and very likely a desert ■ sheathe whole down with half a dozen ■ i of london particular he takes two or i up of strong tea at bis evening meal i ast and cake wry likely be takes a i supper before coin to bed now nil i mild do well enough if he did not work i i brain at tbe same time but there is a i itimate communion between the brain and i imach and if one is affected the other i tfuzes the individual who has been ading his stomach has at the same time verv.-v.rking his brain he has been con * on ihe rack of excitement — he has been ing and fretting about his business ig himself needful rest and equally ll relaxation he has been in 3'ich rry that he has bolted his fond without ating ir the consequence is obvious overtasked bram weakens the stomach i i unable to perform the heavy duties ed nporrit and dyspep : a is die eonae e ow if a man wishes t . pet rid of the dys i he must give bis stomach less to do and all hif htam less to do it will be of no e to follow any particular regimen to live aff-breadar any such trash to weigh ids c so lonsf as the brain is in a state of con okcitement let that have proper rest ie stomach will perform its function bat pass fourteen or fifteen hours a day in bis or eounting room and take no exercise his ich will inevitably become paralyzed and if its nothing into it bvt a cracker a day it lot digest it 7 you weald be f.co from the dyspepsia bear nd that in nine c_~es out of ten in that jer it is tbe brain that is the primary cause that delicate organ smne rest leave your ess behind vou wher you go to your home jt sit down'to dinner with your brows knit our mind absorbed in casting up interest ints never abridge the usual hours of . take more or less of exercise ln the open ery day allow yourself some innocent anon eat moderately slowly and of just : you please — provided.it be not the shovel rungs lf any particular dish disagree with however never touch it nor look at it do marine that you must live on rye-bread or lea porridge a reasonable quantity of no us food is cssont'-.l tothe mind aa well as kxly above all banish all thoughts of the sd if . on have any treatise on dyspepsia cines c put them directly into the fire natecofatantt talking and thinkru about epsia vou will surely have it lndepyor reel that you have any stomach keep a conscience live temperately regularly and iliiv — be industrious but be temp-irate in do not make hast to be rich cultivate the 1 affections banish gloomy and despaidrng rrhw and vou will never be troubled with yspep~ia we are not a doctor and shall go notfiing for the above advice it it does good we shall bef happy if it doc not we hav incurred no responsibility nvhcn like a painter ? when sbowiug co lors i > ■ v^p~^^b_^h i miichwassaid of this allien m yr.p its appearance in print and ex m mm to have been raise so high that p!_!i ilmibtles reader an rt.-c.ptabl service ml of our feadi-rs by placing t in our co i^sur-h is the rank of mr m;duflie in kt sehoil of southern pokttctans and bhecitiinntion in which his honesty and by ail who know him that it is public should he c.ri.u to see las m-n a e to she<l n the 1 which be his espoused with in presenting the speech to wk however we must fake the freedom it with one o t remarks which brliti sagges-ad tlie°l'ol.~e nil elgsj*gega with al limes sets forth his t^^^^^hi i nltrrt rtte pqtrsie sjl o iic 1-^~^m t a friend in thi county shows in a smlung | m^f nointof view the influence of lines ol cummer . i • i p 1 i _ < lim_nishe-t usuf connected so many interesting associations rial intercourse and strongly auinonisnes u.ot , i _•__*•• _• n rl thc necessity of speedy and powerful efforts on j that every thing relating to bun is full of the part ot virginia if she yet hop as to partici j interest w e therefore without further patent the great trade of the west j commentary give the following account of » oar canal is now open from the ohio to jjjg fi ft to stratford on avon england lake erie during the rainy season of the ; whidl wil wi j be f()1jnd ( . rei j itab j e to t j e spring and forepart of summer the ************* ! ge nius of his mind and the benevolence of gave way at everal places and part of the a ? , jsedoc at circleville was injured it has all j **»******* however been repaired and business is now a i on the morning of a meeting of the five on the entire line — particularly so on the i british and foreign bible society which northern part was about to be held at stratford on avon 4 *'''''' p____f sim r he w hen like a:i auctioneer when in full sale a lady looking at some stockings in a dry good store inquires of the clerk who was a raw lad how high they came the clerk very seriously answered i never tried them on but believe they will rcacii a bove the knee when like a lady in a quandary when mis sing stays when like a horse ? when taken a back when like a tailor ? when j.ee ing off when like a recruiting officer when teat g up when like a floor ? when she is hoard ed is thc matter with you said a gentleman to an old dutchman as ho wascrossing johnson's square a short time since i gotderhu rnatis the gentleman advised him to rub himself with brandy until it penetnted well oh man i dosb pctter as d at replied mynheer '•! trinks de prandy and den lrub my legs mit the pottle aladame bonpliad — tiie new york mer cantile advertiser states that among the pasteri gers in the ship orbit at thai ort frooi jamaica is la_amebonpland,on her return to franc , after a long absence a.jamaica paper tee ed by the same vess.l in announcing tier prjpo ed departure from that island says — " few women have evor undergone 27 ale trials than this lady and all must appreciate ik r motives when theyleatn it was in tlie eau-e or a foul hwsh.nd who was imprisoned by tbe ari.i trarv dr francia inthe duiig(;ons of piragua irr*hen she heard of hit release though dewliu ted and worn down by fatigue and anxiety i . heart expanded with joy iter frame soon r_..v ered its wonted vigor and afier many month sp-nt in a fruitless endeavor 10 join bini she resolved on returning to france with the ho of an early junction with the object of her affec tions madame bonptaad has kept a diary of the various incidents that have happened lo her during her tiavel in tiie last six y.-.ars and wo , look forward to the publication of a work from her which will faithfully delineate the charac iterand habits of the various countries she has visited why is she never alone because she lias always a companion when like a wit when she jibes when like an old coat ? when she ivcars withstanding the interruptions of the trade double what it was last year and we are antici pating a great in rease of business hereafter the cost of transportation on merchandise fee freer the city of new fork to portsnmath isoiilieavy articles 3 _~*, and light article 2 84 per loolbs — wheat costs 32 to 31 els ctrriage from her to rochester new york kanawha banner scraps from a common place-book whosoever has black frizzly hair and beard will put his barber to much trouble and will be liable to scratch his head often unless he makes great use of a comb he who has a low forehead full of wrinkles will look like a monkey ten to one he who has a high forehead will have his eyes under it and live all the days of his life this is infallible a great mouth from ear to ear signifies much foatnand no bridle these are milliard mouth led but all month a little moots drawn up like a purse de notes darkness with and bides a bad set of teeth rotrl^m jr crilrnnt^s^h hall.h kuphical analysis hi.h wiu ot'fl ppr.r.:th t thehemof pursuit i-asiou~u ■ ,,„ r.ev.m m-ivcsh h h sub the me the undl m ■''"''-' tllp b ■ cf error a-b hall in town ■ kr tkrr ciinrh'.-b ■*.-;' al it corucfitutionol nnl-b resident h kvtrihe^p';"w"f sn;:^s.^^^^s ; f pon went into the flail and saw : ■ k . j,vc reient s lo alhrea s i « « specimen of native marble obtam 1 gentleman in question accompanied by a ■ _________' v i . 11 . n j ed on the elk river in this countv it i of a ' cicerone of tne place and standing iu ad-b h-.w ha.flv or how wed ad j , u " uie ijla mi-t u1 uui ' '" - " * - , ' . .-■ p ■ be insisted then that sover i s llt croao * color mtersjiorsed witn vein ot ; miration ot the two portraits cf bnai.speart ■ m\wnvnit and incipafde of division and [**"* hite some parts of the piece shown us j and garrick which ndorn tlie hail ik i lh states exerci the high prerogative ' were transparent wnile others wore opague it j socn perceived the stranger was no ordinary i bn._i over thjir citizens that there ! « susceptible of a fine polish we jeain that it ; person heaccosted him informed him oil must possess m sovereignty we say i ls t0 •* °---«*-'-«- "• coustderaole quantities the j ( , e meetm „. which was _ bo(lt tq ta ,._ . ■ kwt f .'^ st5 - f t | extt '" lnoliuiawn - "' and invited him to stay and witness the i k v r ,; n an °_ esses^re the ' fr,m thealariinsburg gazette sept 10 proceedings which if he had not tlie op-b wr ********* ar.d make peace to coin i gfeeeeerj of coal m berkeley county va portunity of attending any similar meeting ■ r-'clne treason to regulate commerce ; we omitted to notice in our last paper uie dis would probably be interesting to him tbeb lire trifthout qualification and in eovery of a valuable coal formation m our conn | stranger in a very courteous manner accept 1 the federal constitution v giving promise of a rich accession to the | e d the invitation saying he had not yet at 1 ire they surrendered mineral treasures of the state for many years | tended any meeting in england but th-.fl it of the united state well indeed it bat been confidently surmised that y be able to stay a few min-i ca-jii bevund all doubt of the verv oal existed in the western sections of tins coun . . \- u u i i " . .. _. ■ oouo.ii m n„c i utes which would enable ium to see tlieh v • witpigntv whv is it not uist as f_ir tv and some small specimens occasioiiafl louti.l . ■ [ rtaphvsicsof the con trovorsv '• re ; viiiiout digging seemed to encourage the fi ai . , lorm and manner of proceeding may ib ■ m infer that sovereignty beiogin'divi ! teriag suggestion it has only been recently ! request said tlie president to know theb ■ angary resides ir the ieneral go i how.vei that public attention has been earnest i name of the gentleman i have the honor ofb n _ bat do we not wish to push the ! b attracted to the enquiry during the latter ; addressing my name is john randolph i i ihfieatiob to this dilemma tiie i part of the past month alt pureed an intelli , of roanoke in the united states i am on i wi al ihe subtleties to which this m engineer attached to tbe chesapeake | m y to london but came roun.itbv this place m hmgiran rise it is utterly incom '. ******* lompany having some leisure npon bis , f t - * ____„__ ■ p w li our adminb'e scheme of lewern bunds determined to ascertain the truth ofthe lo p a > ' n . v dute ot generation to the gen ■ w ** u,e ******** nv,th thatl^^j^^ortal countryman the ■ j lueii system it would 1 utterly im : view accompanied by several iadiridcak he j sarpnse sod pleasure of tue president may h tint system to exhibit to the selected a spot near tlie s.urce of the meadow j be conceived at the announcement ofthisb h t like tl/e harmonious or pertna j branch between tbe third hill mountain and name — for who did not know one john i its framrrs designed and ex i sleepy creek mountain and alter digging a few ; randolph of roanoke not to know him i the nullifiers evince indeed on ! feet under thc surface of the earth ho encounter j u . ou { d argue fcimg , jfl ] c iiowii " he need i m f-n to quarrel with the inherent im \** * *** of iutla-acuc coai ot the hnest quality not have added tj fa _ ainenranj m ulhninan contrivances it rm_*ht " e repeated tne expen.nent in several place ... . .. ■ ■ •- first view of h sci a'ps d met with similar success mt 1w1i en a ' ld the , v**^***t g™l him to understand i i ■-' ■" o«s arguments of ifessrs ale !•«-—■ no doubt from the indii-ations f the as much tie refused to ascend the p!at that regarding it in the ab county and their physical analogy t the c.al form but when the company assembled i i something in tho new doctrine vj * * aau^lranis that coal exists in | took his seat inthe centre of the second i h i embarrass its opponents ; but l«t j berkeley county in great aoundance we have ' row of benches just opposite the chair and i ■ st tbe fwleral government as a ourselves seen several specimens of the mineral '■ there he s;it and l 00 l ed _ g ood heaven.l ■ rrne_a.an institution established \*** *** j j say that coal ot superior . h e loo ;, e f t j fivp ttentinn of b : sl ■ '>, es flir thrir comnon benefit and s aswot be tbund any where a large j^f 4^f°j *_*_ fix ,^ 1 attent on ol ''-| ■ '^ that he cannot admit either die upociincn washing several pounds bas beea ! lu * r0ui5 basils ej.es wdl never be forgot ■ atriottnnofkidgh^r m tremend bandsotuely laoclled tobe presenu*d to ttio fir : tcn ** an y eak wiio addressed thel s ib ci-imcd y tae nullifiers with trw 1 historical and philosophical society nieeti g that day they had almost the • this is the first anthracite coal disc ovei.-d iu . etlect of fascination and deranged in no ■ fmtm have th rirrht of interpo j virginia and rt..rds an add.iior.al illustration of i small degree the nerves of some who were ■ *» m which mr mcdulfie con ibo importanoe of a geographical survey of this unpractised in speaking mow the sneak h v^onotk now that any body de ]&**** ********** [** uuneraf resources might be ; e __ , , r l - . r nond lh w nght aeeordins to mr mcduf developed and brought m success u compontion ' ... ± . __^* rvvv , v .. « ain5 bas no lilfion in the with the wealth and re.ourcos oi other bz of , f ™* talented author ot the dairyman's t.._nd ,. heady revolutionary if i the union daughter aud several tracts winch have a nlyquestntn which the g.wd peo ■ i been translated into al the languages of l c a v ha - ft - 0mk,h ' n ' selvwis ' 5cp charles dr.w sen charles drew jr u-*e civilized r!d.;and who wascons.dered m h 1 z lhey have '* ihia y and elrslia drew father and sons have beea ' °" e of our befl ' vri * j « nost interesting speak justifv a r " grnevons and mtolera arrested in philadelphia on suspicion of being *^- but facahontas did not like hisman b thi n t t , - eib ! t to , 9lbt *'" , . , ' e liov the persons guilty of the late heavy t r_~n « ner he considered it he said.too musi r i i'n.!li.ilr 0n 7 % 7 7 ; . an ' 8n - by which three of the banks of thai cuy were callv monotonous on the other hand t of several thousand dollars l i when another gentleman addressed tbe * ""*' kh6me '° lx w,******t ** ****** a on the u^ng wheeenptd articulation and ear l t m a _. . . . u.s bank and corresponding with the money • ■ . „,.,_. _. ._.,. . .... . , , . of federal obtained from the banksm exchange for the f i aes ' mallner , h0w ? d th,t h " whole soul and bere we cannot jed checks were found ou them their trial has w , as jnterested in the cause he advocated neee y under which not yet taken place v mr r.ndoipb turned to tht ladv on his ■; ai ;, ud s t0 a sul j su delicate lynchburg vjrzinian j left who happened to be uie wife of the srawe 0 1 thes0,,t !" f 1^^^^^^^^^i v and aid 11 what 1 call clo w7n r apprehei he speaks bis heart and | f br the meeting lasted esr server of passing h b tne hours hj l !> " n "° 1 hfj de voted ■ cud informed the president c mm m mmmmm - -''- k-iow u.:e:i he bad been lie thai has great hands will have lar.e fin gers ; and if be strikes hard it will fall neavy sparkling eyes will be almost esrtain to shine whenever you see a man that has but one eye you may certainly conclude he baa lost the other lervhanded men are very ignorant for it seems they don't know their right hand from their left since the one has tbe office and the otuer ti.e place we have frequently seen horses in spectacles but never before heard of spectacles oa a horse f.t rope — that the u war of priheiple pre dieted oy that great statesman ah canning will at last come — and that it will be a war of a desperate and appalling character — we do no for a moment doubt f.very year the elements to be arrayed against each other more distinctly developed so tliat we can almost designate tho nations which will be engaged on this side and on that but in proportion to the nearness and fearfulnes o^tbe conflict is the reluctance which the parties one and all feel to enter upon its horrors had either the liberal or despotic na tions been ripe for the encounter there haro been occasions enough wilhin the last thro and a half years to serve as pretexts one was ! the revoluii.m in france ; then the lead was i given to the despots but they demurred next i the attempted revolution in poland : then the ! liberals were half constrained to slrike fi.r uni versal freedom — but they hesitated and hesita ted and at last declined next the siege at antwerp by a french army and the blockade of the ports of holland by a combined english and trench squadron ; here again was aclianc for the despot to lake up the gauntlet had they been disposed next came ho turcot gyptian cuestion with the russians at constan tinople diciating a peace at the point of the bay onet : here was an oppotunity for the liberals to let loose the dogs of war aud show to russia that she was not the arbiter of the deatioies of faurope but they demurred lastly the a tent'on'of the natinsia turned towards port r_l wf.de the pr.-*pects were dark f.r do i'odro the liberal w.uld hav gladly interfer ed but f>r the danger of drawing the ivspols after thein ; and now when miguel's eau_e ha become all b it hopeless trie desp.-ts woold glad ly interfere were it not for the liberals thus the two great parties into which furopa is divi ded stand in constant fear of each other in their inot'ements and bke two great armies are continually man«*uvreing to secure more advan tageous pj-itions how soon the crisis wih ar rive which shall bring thein into direct eotlisi-in and steep their plains in blood ia known only to omniscience but that it will come that it is not very tar distant the signs af the hav dearly indicate thanks be u j thai w are separated from the ********** ■*■•• c-een - v x -■'"■ <■ '•• the echo de la frontiere relates the follow ing marvelous anecdote for several days past a pretty little gray horse has keen driven a~~ut brussels with glasses let into the winkers bear ing the appearaee of a pair ot spectacles from the concave surface of which i maybe presumed that the peor animal is nearsighted we pre sume thai we shall soon have v-.i_rir.ary opti cians love's labor loft — a serenading party the other night after having played before a house for nearly au hour wen politely informed by the considerate watchman that — " nobody lives there i am afraid of the lightning murmured a pretty woman during a thunder storm well you may b.,"s , glu d a despairing adorer when your heart is steel a fellow not th most exemplary in his deport ment was brought before a magistrate for va grancy and xwien questioned relative to his place of lodging said no wiieres peticlear i sleeps in spots aoout a few days since a rustic stranger inquired for a loiter at the post-orhce and after paying for it not being satisfied with its contents deliberately ueposited it in the letter box exclaiming hang the thing it atut worth paying for men show particular folly on five different oc casions when they establish their fortune ihi the rum ot others when they expect to excite love , by coldn **.- by showing more marks of dis i like than ai-.-etioi — when they expect to become learned m the midst of repose and pleasure — j when they seek friends without making advan ' ces of friendship — and when they are unwilling to succor their friends in d-.tr thfgam11ler well did dr ott say the finished gam bler has do heart he would piay at his brotnefs funeral he wouldgambl-on bis mother's colfin horace walpoie mentions an anecdote of a man havino in his time dropped down dead at the door of whites club house into which he was carr.ed tbe members of the club immediately made bets whether he was dead or not and up on its bein 2 proposed to bleed him the wagers for his death interposed alleging that it would affect ithe fairness of the bet .' "— gal there are some men who fancy they possess the fire of genius cause they have the fever of the passions lytton bulwer's epigram really it is too bad of bulwer to trifle with tbe tender passion a he does in his last work hs illustrates the be.dless way courtships are supreme court it is stated by the register that mr gaston yielding to the pressing solicitations of bis friends bas con sented that bis name shall be presented to the next legislature as a _ candidate for all the names of the towns provinces islands and seas in greece are to be diiaged ktdt 0 those they pressed in the days of their t-cient tenuvrnt-aiorhbig pest