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1 ipirTrri 1 1 ii i nr T ' f WSJ ti t- 1 1 a) Vs r,-t-rt.'rr-f bl ' r wwrw" ai, r Sv$jl 'ojf j. -a TWENTY-FIFTH YEAR NO. 1242. NEW YOHK, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15. 1859. ONE DOLLAR FOR Iff MONTHS ' rN tATTT'TnTnwft . &?? i:2r? ,-. f -ev-aBatr -sr-""lVsJ ' I . H M I N .- H 1. X. P a POETRY. vk n nei. More tt-n building showy mansion More than dreas od flue array Mora It an dome or lofty steeple Mors than station, power anl sweet k'.ke your home 1Mb neat and tasteful, Blight and pleasant, always fair, "vYI an. taoh heart ihall rast eontentedi Oiateful for each beaut than. Mme than lofty. twwTJrig title More titan faahton'a luring glare More tl aa aieoimon'l fiiMtsi honor More tbau thought can well compare, 6-4 that home I ui fcle attractive, Dy aurroundlug p ire and fright. Tree arrengi d it I taete and order, tiowtre with a'J ibjjr tweet dollght. Set k to make your Ham most lovly, Ut it la a sn.Ulng spot. Where, In sweet contentment renting, Care and aorrow are forg t ; When the flower and tree are waring Ilirda will slug their sweetest wing, "Where the xiret thoughts w u linger, C hndenp and lore belongs. Make vratr Home a littlo Eden, Imitate rtr smiting bower, It a neat ami aim). cottago Stand among brkrht trtee and flowers. There, Kbat ft erratic and what brlghtucts, Will each blooming roae display, Here a almple vine-clad arbor Brlghtena through each autumer day. There each beeit will rest contented, Seldom wlahlng far to roam. Or, If roaming, at 11 will cWrWh Mem'nea of that ptawaut lbnie t B'iei a Horn makee man the better, Put and lMln Ita rnntna Irome with pure end bright Bui-rounding Leave ita linpreaa om the aoul. MISCELLANEOUS. SIDNEY GREY; K TALK OH SCHOOL LIFE. Br tt Awlher ef " Ml aad thurlle.' CIIATTER L TU1S rrciT HAST. "I do wonder, bidney " aald Charlotte Urey, '"papa hat been In the library fully three qua -ten of an hour, and It It half an hour past i vr leMontlme, and yet the bell hat not rung. Thtt l the third time that hai happened this weik. I do wonder what it theroasonj there mutt be tome reaton, j ou know." "Reaeon or not," ull Chaxlotle't tn In broth er, El ard, "it I very provoking. I hare to go in to-night with thla tiresome Ureek verb; and f 1 miitlit hate iro. it over, and been out rtdmgby this tlm. if tpa had not kept ut 10 lornr wait ing." j "Vou would not hate been n.Ung, Edward," said Charlotlet "and. do you know, that is not h thing I wonder about. XcUber your ' pony nor pepa I rorte It in the stable, I t,epned j In Jutt now, and George told me that Fox find taken tbem this afternoon to Tiverton. I won der If nana told him; and why f" 'Oh! for tome reason or other j but if I could mt bate ridden, I could have gone oat tithing, or roving in tb boat, po gite me hick my knife, bidnet 1 1 mutt be doing something." "Not cultiug t Jccet oat of t be table, er siwil- ox llltd , W Amt 'a workbox." tald Sidnev? "You had tietttr read over your erl: I don't think jou know it at all too perfectly." "uli uoiw I" aald r.dnard. "It bit wat it you irere uylnir, Charlotte, about my ponjr" "1 have another tl'lag to tell you aa well," Mid L li.il lone, opening ner mue eyea very wide. . ' JIU, none oi you ever listen to me t aim yet i i at m aai !& a at rental tl ,1a ft nt atrvt aat) It I ni arline.l!n. T am as lure at potilble that wmethlngextroordin- j try u nap pcnuig. mil morning i saw two men waiklog uown wun i ox to tee ixi-tjouae ana this aflei noon I Just looked In through the key hole, ml I dobeJlatt that the lioati are cone. 'J eould not too them. 1 asked Fox to give rcej ! ithe key, bat he would not." I "Vou talk a great detl too much to Fox," aaid Ally, the eldest lister, looking up from her drawing. "Are you listening to her, Sidney?" he said, turning to her eldest brother. "Vou surely knew too macb cf Cl-arloile'i wonder- i log to think them worth attending to." i rildnev wu Uiteuiug, howeter. He had let ff turning over the kavei af bil dictionary when ' tho conversation bream and he Mt now with bil hand resting on hii book, and hia ate lixod on theoppoette wall, with a thoughtful ponderlog J look ou hit face, which Charlotte put down, aa Jirr touitn lupiect tor a onnerment. "The bctlet last !" cried Ed want. "My book, Charlotte, my bonk; and, O ' do you go In first, Si-lt-ey. I must have one more look at IhU itu ipldeecondaorist. I believe I do not know my terb after all." "Papa hat rungtba bell," laid a voice at the 'Coop, ''but be hat Mnt ma to lay that only Sid i ney u to come in the library) the olheri may go out." "I woudtr why." laid Charlotte. 'Ukrloui!" cried, Edrd. "Well done, Trsnk, far bringing inch good news. ou thall hare tin first turn la the ing for that. Come, Charlotte." "ttayamiauto," cW Charlotte.' "Amy, thal.biTivbuilneMt"and btforo Amy hat lui urelr Uidiuwu ber kik.U on the ledge of her drawing desk, Charlotte had ran to the other ndof lhe room, and brought her brother Sid pet 'i cratches to the aide of bis. chair, Ue had Jin!oJongthatnenofthchlldrenwon. I at hit wanting tbem, or at hit looklcg to ! ... t .. ...I 'JIHllli altogether onUke any ona else. In the mean- irrrti ati inn watuiiiiii luoiu. 'time, jutward gameroa np oiuuey a u-mui uu FrosK went before to opeu the door fur luiu. Sir. Grey met them at the library door. He took the pile of bnoki from Edward without epraklng, and beckoned Sidney to come in. J.M library was mo liuusautesi ruooi in mi. bouse. It eras a lorn;, narrow room: the walls covered with book and pictures, and at the raw that be wu more Interested la them than further end a large glass door opening Into a any n bad ever been befurei and plenty of ua conservatory. In the bay window itood bid- i usual things went on to keep bur in a constant net 'i own particularly comfortable chair, the . Hale of excitement. It waa a week of which title which held bil books, and the arm t UacliUreaeter afterward remembered evtry chair in which hU father Mt In th ' day the tun ebuue o brightlyi the air wai an evening. Here the brahut uouri or aid- cev's life ha-1 been pasted hire ho bad read and re-read hit avorite books, built hi blight cutlet in the air, and enjoyed the lougeat and moat confidential talk with bU father. During the last, few months a shadow bad fallen on hU hajniy time and his happy cor DJrj be did not know whether tbe fault lay In the room, or In himself, or U hi father i but there a watchange tome, here, ami Sidney had -neter felt It to itrongiy at na ui-i ou iu ar 1- tlcular et enlng of wldch we are it caking, Th room waa eartalalr to b'ame for part of tho dlaecanfort ( It did uot look f I all as It used to do. Ilinv .of th Look hod been mot ed from -their old place, and lay in cunfi lion on the door . The table were littered over tth dusty paperi and parchments; even Sidney's oh n particular table had U be cleared befcre Mr. Grey could find room for hla booki. Wien he bad done this, ; and dlipoaedof tha cruichii behind the soft, be tat down, and told Sidney to begin mailing hit Wesson. It wta traaa'atlon that Kidney had ta ken great naim with. Every now and then be lifted up bit head to see If hlstatber wai notlcirg 'the clever turn cf his sentences; bat be eould not read the expression of bis father' face, for hit et-M WM shaded by hla band. At lost, In the mldJI of Sldniy'l nneit postage, Mr. Urey aaldi . "That will do, Sidney. We bit bad enough for to-night; that will do.1' "B it, papa. I have prepared twice u much." "Nvtr mind, put the book down. I hava tomethlng to My to you, Sidney, Yon are a -very clever boyt you know more than moit toymf jourae." "Do U" uU Sidney, looking ip luryljeJ. "I don't know any boy of my age, you know t or, Indeed, any boys, ex&spt i'dward and Frink." Ur. Or)- pcjbel the booki butOy away front blm ai bidne spoke, got up, walked twin np - And down tha lilrtiy, aud then Mt down again." t flhttl p yont book, Sidney," ha tald. 4'Int4 of hearing you lead, i am going to tall yea a Itory to-nlghu It U about people whoa yoa know well; but yoo havenerer yet heard v bat I am going to tU you now, ' "There wa a gentleman who 11 ej In a coon try hcuec wbiah etoodcloMto railwar) a wIcV tt gate opened from bil gar Jen on to a broa.1, gnrelled toad, which ran along the ton of aa embankment: directly bekvw U Ut to Uaea of rail.." ' like cor Ihim and our railway," aaU SM rev " only there U a thiik heitgn, and no way of petting fiom the garilea to the embank ment." " Hera there wa way and the people who tired In the hvuee b father and mother, and the children newt often to walk up and down then ad on mmmereronltg, watcuiuu f. the late train to pa. One hot c(cnlng the father wa walking there with Mi little ton, a boy about a J ear i.M, In hit arnm. He heard I he wbUtle of a train in the dl-tance, and he walked to the edge of the embankment to let the coilj Fee it con.'ng. Tho train wa Jut la lLt when the Cither chanced to look aero, the line, and baaaar that a Utile girl, a Poor neighbor'! child, acrer.ing aloujj the rail fnrtheat from tne emuaniuieui, oariue ery poi wiiore the truii inu.t pa. He had erv littlo tlmtfor thlnkleg what be ought to do. He Put his own child Jjwr, aa far from the edge oi I m ncmoaaa -. k.-i . nient at lie couM, (prang acroM the railroad, and tnalched up the other child Jut in tlmo to tate It from I eii.g killed. 1 be train u a t erv long cnet thefathtr thought it Lexer would hate psed that he lit ver thouU get luu.k to hit o n ihi d." Well," taWSIJner, "Imi did get back f Hit child w not killed, wt luf "Not kilkdi touietlmet he hat been tempted to think thai it would ha e been better If It bad been to, abrcluld,araiduflcing lift alono,crept in mi-eogeoi iimi emoananieDt, ani icii over, lie w at not killed! he It alh e uow i but he ne ti r. I iitm' noi anirui iw ii lun e now uui ne nei tr ". m. .- t. .i ' . , . . i. ruoercd fion. tlie effect of that fill it mail I Ulm a c Ipple for lifo. Do jou thbtk, SiJner, I " un, wij- Dm ri-irci vni, 1119 lamer oiu r IQ jou ttdnt, wlien all hit life he will bare to aufftr the couaequence of It, that he will etr blne hi.fih.r?" ' No,' raid Sidney, holding out a trembling hrd; 't am tureb neter will. I thiuk that the recorectlon of what hit father did of bow lie aas ed the life id that other chile will help him bear alinoet any pain or troub'e." '1 Lank jou," aald Mr. Grey, taking hold of Sidney' haiul; "X ire jou uiuler.taud my story. 1 ou ire llght I am the father, and yoj are the Child. You 111 w order, perhapa, ehy, In all ourUlks, 1 uever told you tbl brfbret but I wilt ed till I eaw that j ou were quite willing 10 take j our lameueei, and aU the prlra.lon tl brlngi with It, a coining dlrtctj from your Father in ""in,. M-it-v w,u(iv. wk UUfUl iriliovjon I lo dwed Ion much, as I hat fien dwelt, up. the neai en, neiir 1 ioij j ou imi tniilit tempt j ou outward clnnmsttnces. and with that thv had been otherwise." I I do not think I shall. I think I had rttlitr 1 the circumstances had been Just three, llutwhy . ddvou tell roe to-nihtr' I "Ir'or several reasons) but chiefly because I had , t, r t klatttlni oT kAu l.r.M ..u, ..,n. I.T K nt n I I the old trouuTe 1 hate learnt long since to bear that for yon and for mytoll (mt 1 have been wuuingwoeiofr, in my aaxuiy to Mv jou pain, I may not have done you a greater injury, and criptiled your mind still more than vour body, 1 have watcla d oi, er J ou too carefully I hate never let you tee any one who could tar a rough word, or pain v ou bv a turnrUed look. Instead of strengthening you to bear your lot, I nave wetxiv tneo to put ojtne evu uay when j-on will hate to feel it. lit hi. evil day cnmii sooner than I could have especUd It would if, instead cf hat Ing me to watch over jou, you hat e to go among rough people who will mk jou feel at etery moment thadiftareno between J ourseii ana lutin, w no win iMcn yon wnai it reaiiv la l ue utaormeu sou ueuiiesa now will you be able to bear it I I fear you will find that I have not prepared you for what your real lot it." 'Tina," tald Sidney, speaking low, after a few minutes' silence, "I do not know how 1 should lar what j ou have tven saying! but if the evil day you talk of should come, you need not, at leas't, bhime yourself for not bating pre- pared me for It. You have taught me the only thought that can make one really willingtolw tbiiigsi aivd 1 am afraid to talk almut myself but 1 hope that with Hit help, and for Ills sake, I should be all, IX it comes. Don't be, aft aid for rro." "I will not. then. I shall trust rou. Sidaer. to be the bravest of any of us. W will not talk more asout it lo-mgui. i miua i anouiu nae to near tue ena m your mn-isiion, ana tneo you mty goto your brothers and sister. I liAte letters to write, that must Is ready by pott time. - B dney carefully marked the pucci In the booki that bad not tn-eu u-cd, that they might be ready j for the tlrre when bis father wanted them but j the mark! Hived in th books, and wcro net- rer 1 k- I taken out, thoagh tber were often tnouali look edit. That wa Sidney' last leMon with hit falbir. The leisure lime for bearing the unfin ished Iruoni neter came. Mr. Urey aceuied to be t err btuv and pre-oc-ru led for aeteraldayii and than fie went sud- denlr awar to ixin lou, and me children bad a Tfccki holldsy. It waa a ttrangn, unsettled kind ll wvia. a lie rrvauta luioiiuiva uiuvu iws wnu tli children than they had been used to do; they were left almost entirely to their own detii; tbevtual regulation and ocxupatlnniof the houi) stool Mill. Charlotte and Lduard took advan tage of thi liberty to carry out one or two of their grand projects, which had hitherto always ' been Lipped in t ne una oy turn unwelcome, in- terference. They lucceeded la spoiling thelarg- est botbed by trying to make a model of 'Unmet Tunnal through It. Tbey unroofed the pinery, and rut all the squares of glut which they lll not break, ready to build a Cryital l'alaeo when tbey should have time; and they even made soiue progrese la a grand design for painting the plat ter w till of the pM tumour-hoiue In fresco, like ItZ plCiSfei In Sidney' faveatk rompeU book. Am ha.lfonnd an Enirilsh coor of Fouuue I "Miglc Kinz," and the could acarcely be said to mike one of the party at all. Her body wai preitnt, lilting on the itepi in the library, or j Pacini: un and down the Syringa walk; but for ' anybclp.or control, or lympathy wldch hor younger brotheriortltterreiirrdfroin bar, ahe . L. .1, 1. .. laM .. 1. ... ! tlim, ,.!,, were In the Ladr Mmnetroat'l enchanted hall XUlgUl B WU Ull. UW WUV. Ml WV.,,.,. , Sidney sat in hit easy chair under Ih plane-troe, and acted bis usual rut of liatener and tytnpa tUlier,ai.d aniwerer-general to all putiling ques tions. If he had not looked allttl paler and graver than usual. Charlotte would have overwhelmed I him with ber wonderful place of news; for'tao ireeuanuewtet wtusw idu w iuuiyjo- let; ths long blight dayi spent In the open air glided io pleasantly awiy. On Saturday irtemoon, Charlotte kept the' whole homo In a buttle with vrenaratloni for a grand fruit f.ut on th grass-plot before the summtr-house, to commemorate tb beginaitg' or tne irtaco painting anu luiir latuett return i ing niin to til aawn at lucoaveniiat tlinta. home. I Charlotte would have boen an x lout about Sid Amy, who had finished ber bonk, waa coaxed ney If lha had bad time to think about hlin; but Int. ..Ll....... In,. amt Ih tA S..A.. a..l I,,,.. ,rlr .,.. .. ..llM .!.., J..I... .!. t..t. I. luiu iHwitiii nitii hi ,ii-.if .in m nit- Ing Charlotte leate to bring aa many puuei, dishes, and ipooni from the house at lhe Lbooie. Sidney and his easy chair were w hotlod out of the tiav Into th wood, that there might bo aouielmtWtobt lurprUud wlien tho preparations w ere ilniahed. Sidney w aa used lo be shot ed out of the way when be wu not wanted, and bad an inexhaustible stock of luniiise and pleMur el ware reiuty for the general good. Charlotte wm famodfor hor feastt and turpi') but this one wat intended to exceed all ber pt attempt!. "Mease lo observe, " the said to Sidney, when lhe brought blm lu triumph to lick at her pre f orations, " what a number of thlngt I hive got together. I hat e made at least tw anty Jouraet to the house, and evtry time I have brought awtv Just what I had let my heart upon. No one i look interfentd oith me. Ro not tb ttrawberriti ; well In that ".loll in r ana natcnotiga- tbered beatllful tlowtrt lor tb vases, itow, I have a project in my head. Let ui make an Agreement to have Jutt inch a least Mtb.lt, on tbil day. evrrr Midsummer holiday. Does anr rie know what dayof the mocth it It I'll ra Into the bouse, and mark It on the almanac In tha library, lson't let Frank touch anything till I Hms baik." "II quick, then, Charlotte, or I can't wait," laid Frank. "Amy," wld Sidney, waking ap inddeuly from a ret trie, "what It your Idea of a great mUtortune Vl "Fny doni oik inch dlMgreeabl queittoa Jutt now," laid Amy, rather pettishly. "It la a ttupld question, too," aald Edward. "Wby, every on know! what Bdafortunei are. Yoa dunt knew, Sidney, perhapr, because yon hara never been to ichooL or had the lrait trouble about anythlagj but I've had nuofortanea wough, I'm ilwiyi getltng Into trouhle ft cboot and m In the holiday, why, did not I tell yon thin morning what had happened to tny nrw nnhlog-rodf II would not bare tup rened to anr one but me." , "Now, di jmlnow,"ald Frank, "I tUnk that It b i tnlrfoftune to here to fit etllt o much I In an eaujr thalr, never to be able to run, or to j iVe, or to walk, except on What do rnn d i mat lorr What maket you pinch mv arm , Edward r r 'Vou little. atapM room," whUtwrml Flwurl. "fever mind, Edward,'' raid Sidney "that wai not what I meant, 1 wa not thinking of myrelf when 1 began to talk about imfor tune." "lon't let na talk or think any more about them, then." aald Amy, "Her come Char htte, running very fait perlupa rhe hat reen the carriage with pa coming up the drive." '" Mid Charlotte, wbn came up In time to r r the iat eentem-e. "No. 1 hare not acen the carriage but I have bad qnlte an ln ture qut'e an adrenture. When 1 went Into the library I found that there were two men In it queer looking men; and they were looking al lite Un ka In tho book-nbelt e.. ard wrftlr-i? j .. ... . . . .. " gown tne iitiei i wa it not it rang I I waiket eofllv on to lee who thev were. fT of rourun I tt ought I had letter find out. jul M I got be hind I hem. one of the men pulled hi handker chief ut of hit pocket, and with hln hnndker ibfcf Ihbi printed paper. I nn.Mched It np, and ran away with it. Wa not lli.1t iloer? Nm we riiail'ttnd out lomtthlng ery extraordina ry, I have ro doubt." xirbaiue. Cbailotle," ulJ Amy. "What i right hare you to take papers out of f eojde'a . rocVeu? ouarefartoninuiilalllve." ' "It' nrlnted." aald Charlotte- "anJlhaman ' pan a w Dole rnndie or ineni." . -.-"---. - ---, , Tell Iter not to r-d It. Mrlaev." ul.l Amei hut hljnei's ejes had len ct-ht by fame words on the ranor. which ChaHortd ko-jw hi- ttlv to untoll. 11 ttarieil upfmuibis chiir the cohr left hi face; his lips tremffleq so that be could not sneak. "What a very Strang thing," cried Chir Intti, "W hr, here's para' name on the paper. Listen, all of jou. Bile of effort of T. liter," Erq. Drwlng-rooin furniture F.xtenslte lib rary ichool-room ny-rji m all our thing actusllr I he old rocking-torae. What ran it mn" J hey ranrot an be going to bo told. "If a Joke," tald Edward. "Ob, SI lney t what due It all mean?" n td Jimr, "The mUfurtune come," said Sidney, speaking nan te oiuimiu. in iv luuipwi, . The children aU stood illll.and silent at the I eovpil 1 liw.voftl IIIUOWTIUUO. ii was Otll a word to them - tl ey did not really know what soupd ef the. word mleforiuua. It wai but a ll meint j but for a moment Uicy felt stunned and eiruck. "1 foinl it eut, howeter," tald Charlotte, at laat. "la It anj thing that need present our eating oirttrawlierriear" laid Frank, "How fortunate it was, Edward, tald Char lotte, eagerly, "that we began topaiui the sum-mr-house; lor If etetything in the Other homo la going tn be told, we might possibly live there, and then"" " It will imell dreadfulljr of paint," ntld t rank. " Nonsense, children," tald Amy, impatient It'. " bidnty, dear btdnvy, what can It ossibly mevn?" "Ilirkt there I the carriage coming up the drlte," raid Sidney. "Let ut (,o quietly to the louse. If It ll anvthing w ought to know, paiiu will tell us. lTon'1 1st as troubl him with queatlumi ard If he should hat e any very bad newt to tell us, let us try to ihow him how will we ran lirar it." " Mr. lirey't face looked so sal and worn whin the child en met him in the lull, that Sidney a advice not to trouble him Willi quostlo.n waa Ktrrelv needed. Moorn felt Inchneil to talk) and Bid ney voice aounccd eonttrabjrd and un- natural when he made trilling rtmarki about the journey, aid told until plecei of home' new i. After tea, Amy, who had scarcely lioen M lo keep beraelffroni crying, tot up to leat theroonti but Mr. Uny called ner lack, and ir ale her take her favorite seal br his side. Tue tone: of voice and the look were the itnal for a burst Atny'a tears; and all the time he was talking, her aobi etery now and then drowned hi low, sorrowful voile. She was tor ry fur it afterwards sorry to hat e lout to much of what belaid, and to have, Idcd to hit pain laat al th tlm when he waa in Hating most) bat It the time aba thought that what the heard was excuse enough for any uiaplay of tor row. Mr. Ore? 'l newt wai worse than even Sidney pal a lo leave their old home fur ever, and, w liat was still won e, that he ihould be obliged to zj.oieu. si ioiu lurin tuai iney must ail pre' leave tbem for a abort lime. He entered fully Into the resaona and the necessity for this change with eldnej ; but Amy could not follow the conversation, bhe only understood that ber father had experienced a tudden reverse of for tune, and that some business connected with the tost of hit 11 perty -would oblige him to go Im mediately to luilia, and be absent from Eng land about a year. He had ilotennlae.1 to sen t he children, during hit abwnuo, to live with Ihiir motbe-! aoul, who wu willing to ricelto them, and of whom they had often beard t but tiiey had levtr vet seen ber. Mdney tried I o asv aomelblnir about the wish lliev had alwava bail to tee thu aunt, whom theirmotber had p,veii nu luaariy; um in voice uroKeaown, ani the idea of ever bring rctonuled to a row home redoubled Amy's tuara. ClIAPTEli II. TH JOIIU.OKV. Another week pasted In a kiud of drrarr bat tle. Mr. (Jrey was much from home, and when be w as at home he wu engaged, either In w elug people who came to him ou business, or writing LtLnri and arranirini: ntnrri. Everr dav ha looked mote fatigued and sorrowiulj the children ipoke in wlispert when he Vis near; and all. ex ci- Sldiioj , were beginning to lie afri'd of him. Amy l out the tlmo In wandering rcstlsulv over the houia and gard taking long farewtil of a'l her favorite place, and muting over her gr ef and ber mUfuriiuuis. She has nut exactly 1 ...L. .L. ..ll... I.L. .1 ilia t.l.i. ,.l ltni, a I.. lllimjiyy HI. IWUEI lUOl 1U 1'K. VI uwiu u.- roinr. and luftoriug a great deal 1 and ahe amni- ed birrelf letwten her Ills of tears, by imagining loer.ej la "rrbicli ibe wm to behave t ery well and attract a great deal of attention. bidey made a great discovery during tbU week. He found out that he could go un and down at lira wll host help, and thathecnold walk elrOiit a groat dial more, and stand longer with out b.lug tired, than he bail ever before been al lowed to think posAUe. He began at once to do without the attendance he hod been accustomed ....,ll.l.ll- 1. ...!,. tilt... ..til ... I.. ...I.- I uton.be exerted himself to help other poople, . ' . .., .1 .- .. I '. i1 and seemed to tk pleasure In shotting hit fath er how Independei the could be. Ed ard took tbil ludden erergy of bklney'a very much to heart. Ill itood by with an anxieut face w hen et er hit bl other WM dulng anything, and teemed to UndhU chief con fort in following blm up and down it airy, with a chair In hit baud, and fore- i - euv wa. luuy vtuj'teo, wiiiii,r vu wuom wnea, fin ricking and unpacking a imall box, wllch, I the Mid, wm to hava la It everything that ,ni i ne eould posrlbly want, and to be like the mother! bar tn the "bhls Family ltoUn- on," from which unexpected trcuurea wera al- ways ajpcanng at tne right time, jiiatti r-or-facl Fmik luggested, tbit n the things Char littt collected were not really of any value, and eiuld be bougLt anywhere for a ihllllng, and at tbey were net going to a desert bdaud, there might not be raucb advantage In luting them. 1 Charlotte sold tbot one never knew what might I ha) pea te one, and went on stowing away wax candii-ands, and it ring, and bundles of ragt, and Balls, and garden tceda, and other raiscellaneoni erikl, which would be to extremely useful If anyone ever bapioucU to want them, 1 1 wot not ' corded for tbe but tlm, and put away Mtely un- iiu tue very lasteveniog, wnen ine uox wraa -- . our ner own nMinttisiinnita', Miiirairu cav . d(herown bed, that Chariot ta'a onurag g ,,., Then the retired to little light cloeet. which had alwayi been her favorite thinking t plaoe, and came out two hourt aflerwirds with very iwellen yt, and purple nose, and an ex preasion oi isce wuin eaioi "There now; I have accomplished that and if any one urectt to e anr more tcart from me, he la very much mlitaken. I dwird pasted tbe bit day In dork corner of tbe stable, very miserable, but itoutly decltr Ing that be wu not crying, and throwing bl of wood at Frank whenever he came to the door, a bo did avary live minutes, to know bow Ed ward wm getting on, and what be wu doing. Ur. Grey did not wish to eke any long or sol emn farewell of tbe children. He did not thiuk they wer any of tbem la a ttote oi mind to i ro ll t much by any advlo be might git tbem then. II hoped that when ha wai ur iway from tbem, gtd they wen more left ty theinaelt tl than Ihey before. thr would rem conrerratintiihehad had with them en their partknlar fan It. and temptaiiona, and the right wiy tif t niggling agalnat I hem and thai tho new clitnmrtance In which they ware going to be 1 'and, might prove better Uachen than be c '"til I. The lat time they all atemUcl to drink tea in the library, waa more like theuUfuiully gath ering,l htn anr they bail had for several months. Sidnrr ocei( FMward out of his dark e rner and Charlotte, her crrlpg well over, grew atuioit Uiirry a the tidied the room, and oktared the U bl for tea, and Milled Sidney In the bar win dow, Mr. Urey rut aside hit bu slnc3 fur that one evening 1 and they all lat rouud the open window, and talked cheerfully and qutcllr about ' travelling and India, and the ropict of moot log again toon In tome othor hutno, not 10 pleat- ani ai mar, 01 ctorv, 0111 tun ny pieatint. Charlotte asked questions alout their Journey wiuormw, uu maue nor iinor uTO-niie inoir aant to them once more, though they had heard or ner erer since iney count reiiieiiibur, and anew that she had boen a irreat Invalid fur m my years, and lived very much alone In an oM-fiiliion.! bouse abont a mile from the town of Huosiall,iii Slaffurdi-hire. There w as a vtry go l school at Uunstalli and Mr. Urey hl arraaged that Hid ney and hxle ard were to attend It at day-tcVd-trs. Fdward waa very mutU duirtayed at the thought of Sldnev'e having to go to eoliool but If Sidney himself did shrink from the thought of mixing with ttranrer, from whh.li he had hith erto Un to carefully guarded, no one saw any signs 1 It. lie talkcil ragetly alout Hhooirei- Iwandirlzer, audlhe pTeaaulebo thouldhtve In teelnca gameofcrkkeU CI arlotte conirratulated benolf erv mucti.tha I next mnmfng, on hav ing got over all but crying y .., - ,r. . .. ., - im erthini neiirre, tor me train oy w nun tnej' were to trawl started at in early nmirt and the excitement of galling up at four oMock, the In terettoft top of the terest of teeing all the packages rastenod on I he top of the carriage that wa to take them to the station, and her htat Uiouto with Kux. about the 1 tsclng of her Kobinson Crusoe box, occupied , her mind so fullr, that she could not till up one rrmlmental thonght.or findtimefur a tuir, though she had an uncomfortable suspicion all the time 1 that abe wa dwgraclim herielf by her want of feeling ami tlm Ann . If not her father, would I thiik the wvrreof her for It. A If to make her Insemlbililj' I ho more remarkable, ev ry on cite cried even the tenants, who stood round the ) doofi end the old woman at the lodge, auJ the I tumplteman'a w ife at the llrst tull-gatt. Char- n'ii w nomii in., uni. owr ., rru 0111,1 10 i I... ... ....!. I .11 .1.- .!... I t ... th ila'km, why ibo ovuU not cry when cry Itli Any aoeiued lo Jnd it so easy, and Ihon how , peopleould pouiblr cry with the morning air j LIoh in fresh In their fares, and while the long i shndotvtof the tree and hediroi stretched over I the dewy fields, and the coar try looked o new I In Its morning (l-es. Tbey were only Jutt In tlm for the train; and rlage window the minute bofora the train start- o out ner ue.au was iur ed in an opposite i dilution at I ho time, for Edwin! wit working olTbls sorrow by tig rout klckl nnderthnm-at against the prot liuon-liatktL, anil Charlotte trembled for the fata of a certain bottle of her own currant Inc, with whit h aha ilusignedto refresh Bidjiey during lhe Journey. t hen she bfleil un ber bcatl the train hml left the itatlou. and the Journey that was to take them from their old home and their old friends wai begun. 7he first few hours were dismal eaouh. Amy I erled silently in br corner of the carriage, and Frank bud Jut into one iJ hit Interminable tit cf tears, in kith et ery one who knew htm dreaded. I Sidotj' takedcheerrullr, but looked I Ired, and I when Charlotte and Edward akd liiui, which ' they did very Tt en be waa obliged tn confosa that the motion of the carriage hurt his back. luanoue waaaiwavt lure that lime ot ner po slllon than thu one be waa In would he mora " ":v.:.:.;t :i.i.:n-Yi '...-,.l "; iv: i uiui cviuioi taoie, anu .110 maun 111m roantj mi - scat twenrr times In tb course of an hour. while Edward propped bim up with all sorts of bird and t ddly-shaped r aroels, w bich wen alway I tumbling down, and having to be re-arranged. It was nut until Sidney was nnlta evhfiu.ted. and till Charlotte and Kelt, ard were on the point of quarreling over their joint elTorti for bit or.m- ' fort, that I her were nerauailail bv Amv to allow him lltll peace. Cbartott Loped that th unpacking of tba prevision basket!, an 1 Ibe dis covery ti the currant wuio, would make n pleas, ant JitersUin from melancholy thoughts t bnt though after some tlmo she persnadod i'rank and lCtttsi ird to be hungry, her own fore thought did not receive fi much gratitude a the thought it deserved. Tiut currant wine had ellrvsoud, forced the cork out of the bottle, and vverilow cd among tho sandwiches I the little that remained (-roved to lie muddy, and of a dark color. Charlotte attrilmted this to tomethlng particular In Hie currant; but Ed ward suggested that It might be ow initio Char lotte's having put lb wine into au old Ink bot tle which had iievor breu propeily wathed This difference of opinion gat o rise to a long family dispute, In which every one grew loud, and which, at alleveuti, had the poodetT.ict of rout ing Amy and Frank from their crying Hit, and giving frank an appellteforthawet iandwk.hu, w hich no one else could touch. Al the lionrt petted un, the children began tn feel the (fleets of their earlv litiiur. Edward fell askiep with bil mouth oieu, and the rest of the party Uctine very quiet. Charlotte began to reel doleful, and waa Jutt asking herself whether hor insensibility in the morning wm not a proof that elm was an unfeeling moiuti r, whou her attention wui once more turned from her ou ftelingt by the entrance of two fullow'tritdlurs,. who very much excited her Interest and curiosity, Tho lirtt wai a tall, thin gentleman, dressed iu black. He teemed to be short lighted, for, on getting Into the cirtlage, he ttiirableit llrst over the feet of the oilier tra teller, and then orer theedgo of Chirlotte'i Kobinson Crusoe box. It was tho look he gat e to this box as he rubbed his ancle, and the contemptuous kick with which he ttuust it muter tlm seat, which first made Charlotte re sult! to keep her eye on him, and mail her dis cover that he was a very luspiclout-lookleg tier ton. lhe other wai a boy, apparently about Sidney! age, though lie wu much tailor. A truant ilv of black, curly liuir tumbled Over lis forvheaa, and had to tie constantly pushed luxk from a pair of merry brown eyes, tie r. o e a fantailkal llttto green travelling ctp, aud awmed to be unable to ill Mill fur fit a minutes together. The vivacity of hit move ments quite put a stop tn I'harlottn' hopei of having a quiet cry. She found It im- l possible to help watching him at be opened anil thut the wlidowtj asked extraor- t riia.rw fiueatlon. of tha riliriara at all lha at a dinary queallont of the riorteri at all ilio sta tions, andpuUod all manner pf thlngitut of I he dlRVrent poukrti uf his Jacket. 1 here soemi.il lo lie lome aciualntanoe ltteu the dark-hatred boy and tbe thin gentleman. Tht boy bowed to'lliu when bu came Into the carrlar, and Charlotte thought that be put out bil foot, at i the tame time, to make blm itumble. Some I lime afterward when tbe gentleman lata down hit book, took off bil apecleclea, and leiue 1 hoik In hit aeat with his eyes shut, Charlotte taw tho boy quietly lake a drawing chalk from i bU pinker, tcrape a Utile In the palm, of bis band, rub hit finger In It, and lln-u tUe toftly from hit teat, ami lean over towanU the, gentleman! face. Il wu a moment if ' breathless Interest to Charlotte. The black linger got nearer and nearer to the lomrtbln note but, Just at be wat going to touch tho top it, a ludden Jolt of tba carriage made tho EmtUjmun itart up and open hit eyea, and the oy tiring back to ku aeat, and begin an earn est Inspection of aomelbtug Out of the window, "i hat a pity," CUurUii could not help whispering when all WMquiet again. ". ou know htm, then I"' laid the boy, "No, 1 don't." "Well for j ou that j ou don't." "Ii be to very bod tbeu t" asked Charlotte, anxiously. "I ihould think io." "Wotm than thief." "A thief?" '"Oh, dear I What a pity he got into our car riage I" "Vm. Indeed i I never travel In the lame car riage with bim if I ran help ll." "Will be hurt ut " "He Iim often enouirh hurt me." "Hut It 1 broad diyllght," aald Chorlutte. K.i..i...i ' ' rwil,, I IU0..J , "We are coming to a tunnel aoon the lonir- Mt In England iter U no lamp la the carriage. I adriM t ou to no on your guard there." "Why, wUtcouU I dor' asked Charlotte, rather loud. 'git still, now," answered the boy, tilting back In hi corner; and Charlotte law that two fn Lot,! ortAU Awud vavaartaw liiiiLlnie a l,.r.a a A tba irectacW rWthiM LTtVlr .TorMJon in irecieuj. rMmetning in their exprualori mail ber dWncllned to talk any mar,, but ntuuLiittai tvaj iii-k c-nwuff. .ntl ivh fs.lt liakrauaiw1 ChailotU wu no coward, and aba full hl-self called upon by cjreumat ooves, to tl ga actir iuuuiiianiiiuesuorigniKi uyeoeineu tokien up till tne end oi tn Jouruey, and then appeared Ti. thimi.Ht. rf ih--.ji.-ri T.,,;iT. . vrs oiin missvmary umnran, Bonanuaiwneaiij, iiptheexclt.mentof Charlotte'! sp'ritt. IVi- mjaeriously on theaVm J Udward'a aeat Just J,, Mit ?tJ. nr?tUT.?i.it ' ""r "'';,' T-U2!"l;l2l "5 bil thev wool.l tiav vlven If .1,. h,t ..h. ir.tr. L.i..l ii,. i.rml... If ni,..l..n. '!?.J7:w.':7AJ,.."Lw?r k aran laniua. I'orthl purpna th Onmesittt'ie, ef caogbt the last Irak between her father ami Sid- , had been In her usual ttate of vlgUanca aha waya'of a hkrt. atandard I but many of theUrgest 1 TjlLilLll7'VTSXtLVVl nev. when theve'iook liauda thiouh th cat- would have ubaervrd that lha t-ntliman lo ka.l aniuia'a and bnlll at hishlrlMivd with ooomr.and ' PT'-'pnauiig tot turn oi ijioo. in reoort waa part In looking afiartheaafaty of lb family. She I Placed hrtlfrn the toat opposite that ofthenml. dabls fellow-trarelkr, njtat f half an hour without once movlng'her ey. from lb. too of I hi tpecUr led note, enjoying the contclnuMWM of being the only person In the rarriage qotte 1 awake, and feeling of more rontoquence than lire I had ever done In her life before. At last, lonp, 101 111 wnistie made her start 1 there waa a strange rushing sound in the air, and the bright daylight changed in an Instant to pilch dark , Charlotte hail never been In a tun nel before, and ih had been etcltlng herself with foolish fanclet; her heart lieat very fast the felt aa if she must do sometoingt and Jul', while Iter fours were at their height tome on moved. It waa the oppotlte neighbor) he was getting up slowly- he wai Itooplng orer towa-ds Mdney'a teat. it was more than vnanotte could near. Mho made a spring forward, and caught at sn-nethln a nairy thing it gave way horrlb'41 Char lotte threw it to the olhar tud of the cirtlage, andicreamed. Some one pushed hi r back Into bene it, and Ihi next minute the daylight ttreamed In at the window. 1 he opiKMite neighbor wai holding Charlotte's hand. Ilia head at bare, shtrdng, and bald and hit brown wig, a good deal rtiftled, wat rest ing on the top of bidney'a crutch at the other end of the carriage. "Oh, dear 1" tald Charlotte, pulling bick her hands t "I was to frightened. I thought you ware Just going to" lutChailolUdldnot reallr know what the had thought, to the itoid short, and glanred k 11VI IIV.T IIKIN, III hUW IllfpV ,USk llJ WUUI C itne forward to help her with her explanation a. !. Hs.K rneml. in the hop that he woull II was leaning forward la hi maI. hi fitiit Lulled la hi hand, and his shoulders shaking In a very suspicious manner. The genUouian' eves followed the dlreotlon of Charlotte'i) he Mt down on hit teat again and said, "Ob." Then follow Ave minute, when every one talked together. Amy soolds.1 Charlotte for be ing to silly Sidney apologized to the gentle man, and handed back the wlg and th gentle man, In a voice that did not sound at all like a robber' or a murderer', aald he was sorrv that t. ti-,1 Crli.til .n&l lit innnL I.itv 1.1,. tft K I could not understand whv aha should be to much I alirmed by his leaning over to shut one of the curiage windows. He advised Sidney to tit near lit sinter when thev earn tn th n.il Inn nel, and observed that 111 was too old to scream on being left In tlio dark. ..I l j. l,t 1.....1 tl.-.l .1 .uanovie was uuiujwi bo euoinii io inn moril1 floatlon of being traatod liko bbr and a 1 coward, and In be tupioeil to be afraid of the dark, aftel all her line Intent I jut of acting at a defender of th party, 'lhe dark-haired boy waa verv crave after hit Uiiirhlmr nt. and ex. eted himself, with wonderful civility, In lookiag for the genlleinaa'l ipectaclct, which had boen pulled otf with the wig, and which did net turn luiploloutly at Cdward when the spectacle wen lound on lua leal, aua tuai the itark-nama boy waa teitsd wliU a try odd-aoundtng tit of coughing. "Safe at laat," aald Charlotte to Edward, aa (ho stood by her brother on the platform, with her box In her hand. "I neter expected it. You can't think what I have cone through on the louincv." "iu can't think how foolishly von hare been behaving," aald Edward, who bad wakened from Ua sleep In a very bad humor, and had been csjit Ing suspicion glance ou their younger fel- low-iwnenger ever since. "Ihatlioy baa been making a Joke of ui the whole way. I tell you he It laughing now, anil talking about ui to those oilier two boj'l who met him at the car riage door." Edward waa tery apt to fancy that people were laughing at tun, and to prote that be wa mLtaken. t'harhittA looked round at Ih muin .;"w.j.tlvj - 01 uoya uecinu ner. Ihcv are not laOL'hlnir ahe aald. "The ' boy who trateUod with ni ii coming this way ' to look for lualuugagai the others are turning , away, lint oh, Edward! look what oneof theui It doing now I 'What a shame I How cruel I" i eluding Amy and Kidney, who were claiming At Cbarlottel eager tone ail the chucren, In- ineir laggage, tnrnea round.- una eg in Dort to wluxu thclx young fellow-traveller had been taking, wax now walking ilowly down the na tion, one ibouldar vary much pusJuod up, hi bead on hit breast, hi left foot turned In bo wai mimicking hlcncy. Sidney gave on aur prtiedlonk. and then turned away, and went on counting toe parcels. One look was enough, too, fur Edward, llefor Charlotte could stop blm be wa half way acrost the platform, and the boy, taken off hut guard, lay sprawling on the (roun. "He Ii up again I he baa struck Edwanl I Oh, Sidney I they are fighting, mop them I" cried Charlotte. Sidney battened to the spot but Wore he came up to the boys, two of the bystanders had tutertertd between tbem. One waa a tall woman In a red ihawL who letzed I'dward by the collar. and drained blm violently alonu the Platform 1 the cither was Charlotte' friend In the brown wig, who repreved the boyi In a ton of itrong Indignation, and ordered them Immediately to leave tl station. "1 am utonlshed, CoWni," Sidney heard Mm lay 1 "1 thought jou were more of a gentle man." The boyi walked away, looking somewhat crestfallen, and Kr-U ey turned round to look arier Inward and his rescuer. Edwanl had shaken himself fioe from ber not very gent I grasp, and waa now ttraliibtenlng his onilar with one baud, and with tbe other holding a handkerchief up to his eve. "There la one thing I hope," the wu laying 11 .Sidney cane np; "1 hop you are not one of tie Matter tirey'a for if you are, a pretty bs glutting jou'te made of it fighting with tho sihoolboyt before the Doctor's very 1 es. A pret ty life my ml-uli li likely to have, Itoviarebad enough gov way t but lighting boyi " .. . TyZ. . . m . i l l '... ." . iWottor A'u'de,ir 77,1, drtir. ooJy"rfor whWi n'ltt"' 0mitton tbduilan B.irl(Anr i;r llce'tf"' Sidney Interrupted, knowing that, nmler b.lVtoir.o.er. Tb. JalelMenartt that tl, through their Chairman, rUr. Dr. Botnwiv, of the present circumstances, Ivlsardt antwer would be long In coming. "Are you coma to meet ns f I "I im; and I can't lay I'm glad you're come. , It all Ihi your luggage?" the addoil, turning to Amy, "I never law such a quan'lty to badly packed, It mutt come to the home, I suppose ; but I'll not have It lumlmring ahnut, 'Iliere'l a tly wait ing tor you outidd tbe station. I tuppme yon don't mean to itay here all bight i" ltd, elilng on two carpet bags, which she dragged along much lo tlie same way, tn which the had dragged Edwanl, the marched on, and tha chil dren silently followed ber. bhe scolded Amy at the carriage door, for not having brought any thing with her In her hand; and when the child ren were safely thut msl.lt tbe cab, she elimlied up on th box, and altered the arringement of i every ot tne uoxu w men tue man uau, piaceq ou I he top of lb carriage, . .. ' . ... . . . a " It mat Itrange woman goiniriounva, . won. dor V aald Frank. "No; the is titling down with all the carpet Jiagt In her lap. I wonder what tort of a puce we are going to." To teOoHtinueJ. A Cei respondent 'a Tlalt t Ih Isidlua Untvee it Chirlqtil. raium, tei. U, 1WJ. Th very contrtdktory rrporta reoelved her of tb quantity of gold obtained from tb Indian grave in tho deptitrnint of rhlrlqul, and of th valm of til discovery m opuulcg a new field for uumlgraUva, Uduoed ire Pi par a visit to the locality for tha pur. Io of obtaining tb iniatt reliable Information. mq Panama t-i tb anchorage otf tha mouth of th river on wbteh the town of ihtoid la attuated, I about fl hour' voyage by atuain, aud from Coca Culoa, tha landing-place, lolMvtd. oueuuea from (toll) hour In a eaiioe. A short rule uf three tulles, over a flu opt n country, bncg tne UtT.l.r irooi th nver Ian, I. li.gto tb ton. Th ateainer far wm 1i tb bt un tt river la eliargvd for at th rate of $1 HO tor tarb oar and at lor Ui bunt, tve Bad six row- erv, and our eanoe ci uld oomfortabiy bar oetiuio. datid M preoaa,witi tbiar baggmjo. A horn to the town mmU 40 cents, aid oaAits bring la IU lKKake tnu rat in v uept uer iuBifa, li.rld, tn eeiitrai ortn di part on it, la on of tha the imputation amy number about 6 UOO, among Whomarfw forahrnim- iwu-tlv fluniiaaa. IUU tana and flench but herettgia only a I. of tho isnittsauon naa lound their way imo no 4"-; nil ape, and ntwie i sown, prooauj' Dries amenlr tk i doMnnt f Tlieyond wmel-nVy of to. produiH. of the '' I'Jp.rt, ihm . Vurrlli''ls1f''0'i .CTby i T KreiJhn!n!rud the d ixo-U. zfK " .l . e.aulavti mn About 1102 anVl! Unreal li 7 u. B-J ni I ' lewiowoa sua. n sprung up ui ew urana-u Bcripuins. was mvt-""ti i ";;,"'"""" l"v . kl'lc t Indept-iidenoa. II i altuated In th nentrl tials had en ImusJ, over a million of which had ' oieoixtenmTjpiatu, at in lua ot in slop el in iruaiiiioino" ... . ' Vnican -a it -. inthM - i.n. ,.L,-ni t At ttm arternoau ttawlon. afur alao-uui and lira t-orUaont) r cheap. A etMle MUtu b bnnght ii,L1ldXi,?. tlT'lttfirdndTldw! & .SlS '!2 U? nfoh ihl; a ownnhlp, lb holder harl&f title a hmaar tlm tjiaa he hi In aHual eccnpaney. AU land net thin bald may be flatted uoot ami t' Mttler'e right 1 snod. and cannot be Infringed. The entire of the department U ataadantly watered by atreaiat that rite la Ih Cordlllerae, and ma with Julokdwceatttth sea though ttey offer s 11 is of i finest mtll-dte In the world, thens ks not a efaff I whel In th who) oomntrr, and all the work of prrrlag eana, A"., la don oy hand. Tbr are tw tt dry, whkh ltts from DererelMrtn May, and th w.l, for th nst cf th year. AarHmdlwr th eloraig th To'cn, which rim ll a brtght of al mt W.Ono fett, any temperature can b fWuid, from the burniug tinical to that of prtft!il flprlng 1 from tli reirionrfth palm to that of th oak. 8-b Is Chlriii and David cpltal. Thmngh esil the ret of th depaitmcnt a f" village art ct tend 1 but th grritott part of th rand I entirely unoccupied, and Ui most of 4vi) le realdlntr there, a little known a th Inteilor of Africa. This Intrmlno tkm anay b useful to those who pnpw vVltfng the gddigglng,or think oferplortng the lotorlor forth rich miueaof the prcl)iiamrtAl said toerlst, and at on ttm to have been Immensely productive. faace, in t Itunett nor Ihtank, a generally writ ten, I an Indian nam for th tmrylng-placea of the ikM.rrforringdikBytoth'w sepulchre dug In the ground and unmsuiUd with a circular or eonlcal rounnd ofaarth. Ill probably if PVruvlsn origin, but Is getima'tr usl throughrmt 8panjih Amer icai ainl Is to l rmd In ltra' filotlonary. Th "(1'iavaa" abound thmughiut th province of Chliiul, Vtisgu, and Asuem, and thrlr vast nuii- ner prove inat at un ptnmi tn omiotry rauet hav been v.ry denauly Inhabltrd. They are frtiudlnll tltuatu na. In th plate M well at on th atdai of th , CordUler, and on tto Island of th coe. Thi who bar aid mnrt attention hi th subject ur that they are mora gtnera ly found nn th aid of a hi 1 faoliig toward the west ami near a river or stream In Chirkiul thrr ar divided It th I oris Into two claMwa "tluva do Pllsre,Hor Pillar Unaou, mark. d by rows of upilaht stones, say from eight Inchr to a Toot aquare, and from one to four feet high, and "Guaca Tiai," or Covere-I Ihiar, eorulMlng of mound paved r overlstil with shines Uk.u lo varia bly from eoiue river bed. There exist no dhtln irulihuur mat k by whlon a tluaot eootalnlng gold can be known from one In which ou'y eir lottery 1 Csmd I and It I n't vsrv cs-'ul amrch In th artk at th bottom that bring to I'ght tuegolda iret- UIT. The fluac rarlea In depth from two to ttre yards, and appear m all caae lo bar been sunk until th hard auDttranim wa reaened, on wbkjh tlie atone eoftln or box, containing th remain of Ih deosved, aa1ared. Thlon"nlmadnfaapecl ofnag. stone, found In aoni of th river, ami as froia flr to seven ftct In length, by eight or twtuly look LnaJ and d. mi In audi raae It 1 aivansj nm t'4!' " wv inrr- .iim hm iuim.i iu blark mold la found th remain. vli tldentlr, of tn Uv.1t and around It ar ptaoed eaithenwar ixita and the golden omanwnta, with Kntim stone hatchets and arrow-head. When tlia gold i ni iouiui m in sione -neaanira, ll is awMtoiM on- tallied at The leit hand aid or the body, and In mo I caw It b. teen miicovanja la lateral enavatlon ' found In anv on arav. waa laid lo U abotit alx lb.. .. . . . " . : .,. in la'iraet uiiai.ruv but It may I rnnnd. ntly aa-rtod that In tb. grave Tn?amdlh,I K&tttt&SjZ contalntd gold. 1 know of nu arty wh oiened nearly nny uuacas wunmit nnding anything. An- igherhadaaniaUfgiuwitehlngprol-hl.oneounce, as his share of euihtern. KiovaU,i of oUiara war IiIm.... K.r-..L-.. rl.uM wu equally unfortunate. Perbap it la that th atrangsr who go to dig do not know where to look for th gold, or pei hap in ar too haarr In their examination, but certain it w that nxt of tit gold baa been dla covarml by nallvr 4 tu country. It Is Impomlil to rnfi .1 .,ij mum uk. . uut nuni. m III quail- Mf do,e.lu,i lo tie prownl tlm thn. who hav.UtafortunatdJ not Sk to let their lue- I reb known, au.1 tho. who buy front tb na- ' U-m try to keen.i tt.lr ww! -trjl. Tak lug Into aoooubt the ainonui already sent to Pan. 1 ama. tctbcr with what la known to be In the -gttner wnn wnat la known tn be In th imraona In DstIiI. and crfullv.timt1mr hanos 01 th rttM.rU of tb who bav bu auoouMHful, It may Wrly be concluded that alit iJ pminde' weight o'f ' Uuatlaa ha bosn dug ms Ot which two-third, w I proUbly pur. gold. Thi amount reprwtsnt th labor ciiout 1600 m.n for f,iy.da'v many of whom cam from a dlatanr. ri oomnderahU eim'nM. ' At vet. a verv imall rxntkin of the ennntrv ha bean. MNIhlrl,U U.H (xplorcd, aa tl. rain prevent any atUmpt at enter, higthe mountain foreets. Th greater part of the gold that ha been dMalnal wat gut at BtiaaMta, tha Oaoe where the Crst dlacovsry was mala. Thia la a email plateau on the mountain slope, about thirty mile from David, an.1 Is reached by a pretty good nod, passable at all times except whn th nvurt floodlit In th dry country, when th weather will Srrult of the oountry being properly prnwpected, no uU other rich ' Uuaca.iH will be found, for it 1 WIHW, M1WI JIM. -UUMI.M Will lB 1VUUU, lOr I vldent tliat th Indian bav abiiwUno of imIJ. Ilut the DMt Iruportant iult thu wUl probably iprlngfrom thb.. cltemeX , be a "horoug-; Mersb for, and discovery of. tli aource from which mruu lor, 1 uinooverr di. tn nuirw iruio th aborlgtido olitalned their large ripply of om wLich gold, olden Already, rumors are anoni or stream wKh no sands, aud report are brought In of mountain of aunr.rou none, uoti-ianng quana ana ooars river gild liar boen exhibited In David, and auy quantity of Iron pyrit" ha been mlatakra for the er purv, by th Ignorant narimai Init t'.at tli gold xhd on Ui rclflo slop of the Cnntlunr, tlira can be no doubt, aud that being the teas, a few Cali fornia miner will anon dlsoovr It whereahouta. This, however, Is a work for tho dry aan only, aud win UI probably rriy tlime who undertake It with auy -at Ileal knowledge of gold prospecting. pra . It need aiarcely lie aald that th oooitplera'of th It need scarcely lie aald that th ooourlort' land are 01 lowj tn the grave exoavathwa, and do their t.tt to keep th dlggtrt off their gronnds. They cnuiplam, and with -m HUl. naann, tliat their eettU) ar Injured by falling Into thanptn nolo, and that their pasturage la out up and dart roved: nut th true motive of their oppnuttou U a etltlsh desire to KMrve exoavatlon for themtelT, and reap th bnef.t. If any, of their oontent. Iu ,ne ease a landholder ordered the gate of his fenos to be otoaed, aud aeut up the police to tear d wrn tlie ranoh put up by a couple of men who .r!irted in aqualtbur on his lands; In another Instane!! Imprtanucd a uian (an Aumrlrau negnd, who n-fum-d t-i datdet (rota digging, and when I loft Ihivld tb rnsnvaj still loik.f uji. In all catk-t that haveeiii to my k 00 sledge, the forilgnert al present hi th oountry have m.t at-teioi-ted to enter on any privet properly without fli.t coining loan untlurkl-uidlng with th owners, and 1 know of two com whr they paid tor tL prlrllrg of excavating. "Ih But lgialature, now In aainn, hM an act before It relative to tb Uuaras, which be paas-d th amoud rra-llDg. Hr it averr penun wishliu to dl muet first liiilemnffy Ih ownn or holdor of tfa luidt. Arte r h ten be Is tn otitaln a Uoonse from th sir thoM preliminaries all hi duds la his own t If thlalawiaeaei, Uwlli gtra ri to a vaet amount tf trouble, aird nm.t Venmi a doed letter, m tb (lor. rnuieut I an not th fore to carry It tut o eUuct- Th object of limiting the tlm of th lioentr to IMrni daus I u i brlou.i to favor th huvliio'ders, and a unjust to tin rtlgiti rs, that It will defeat itsi-if. One word of ,lric lo enilgrenu. 1,i not com btfoie Ihiceuit-ert take the l.thrim route In prefer uue lo tl.e D-t dnl Ti-ro on I bring na uaokw bag. gagu, aud do m t cuinlirr yotinilf with a tvut ; but a ginxl pair of tilanUt. will ba UMuaaaryi itiek, ,iar Ure' or In David. flaridlnill. ems, Hit tuns. (Vr. Trttmn, CITY NEWS o-.iv. uu.a. nm-. m, i..,..-. verwaryof th Auiarican lilbl L'ulva wm begun ou ' AMrnicAi Dime L'sioi. The tenth anal- Wednesday, tth lott , In the 1st Bi-tU.t Cbureh, our. I of Dnsaue and UUaUth strrcta, ltv. Dr. T. Aim- i Tto, D. P., preskbd Th Comuilttc on Momlna- Uor.t riported the foanwiagoioereforthinuing ' yn I frtiUltnt Ilv. Dr. AtuiTaua. Ties PrtMint. Rev. Messrs tl W, r-aiov, A. Cam-i.ua, R. uannux,. V.t.tKP,J St. Utaur, H. HTli.D, Uyl R rt ar, J. C 0ox-. f- J- al0, U. Anal, o. "-, a- B.aii.1, j. u woa, J. uatv, u. i Uoow le, W. el. CLrr, J. W. 8uow and E. duith. Jfners vr Ons I'sd'. Donciv, lUaia, M. C Kuait, W. 11. Maiaoa, J. lioooa, John Hut, C. T. Goftftwia, W.4. Uurr. Jtiisa M. Biuw. Coao 8 ami. Jfonuoers fur Tiro ltar.l. o. linui. n. n. Pcarta, G. A. Miawia, W. D. Muai-uv, W. B. Hair- T. II. Itu ua, J, L Towaaaan, J. U. WlLLa aui r. Kumevnii. jVasuieeritr TAras I'sari. J, W, r'u, W. n. rtssiiriw, tj. u. atoavo, I. H. raan..a, u, v. Pint ', II. llrTciuasa, J n. 04BU, l. s, v..- ana b. i. itiuita. The Trtaaiirer prraeiited a repi.it, sheh'g n,'" pendlture ef !n..uir 01, anla.1 rc.l( ts if ft". MI . 'l tie bVeretsry tbeu le.d in annual report I th t stractofwblohls, ibal the 8.ri'us prUited hi lbs Bliisblaiiinuwrs,M lJ"f elhelei.llr dlstrl'B tod i J., ..., . ..,.. iaimij roiOesnf Ih Itallar. Krii4oiMltlll been dudnhul.a lu Italy, and it wa.' InteiMird to Incwas. that, nuuber t-i &U WM I mot II an IS IKXI had bwu rl.d todistribit lou.uw Trrlsments lhe Gariuau dlr durhif tht tale war In fcuni-l I'- wot k of rat-lng th .ughsV er, a rit coonreoo wm opnea dt um aocrirUry ntJInir a letter from rg. Ulnar, ef Maasaobuaatta. Itsv. Dr. J. Ciuuia, of l-ennaylvanla, followed wtt. a few remarks. Kev. U. M. Uoaaaa, of rttrw ieraav. oi inat aomutw ua ef the first quarto in uiuisi. tnr rerhnoa eg a vr- Jon King Jkirti' edition, puhllbd at Trenton, l NwJenry. There U tfMt need for tba rsvulon of It. Ikrturee. and th,"4ntrloaa Kb? TVnJon U Ita- 1 i.nrlw.t.. Bitur.wt. t....... want. 3 Rev. W. R tfiiarnt, D O , fb&ewwd with a few T. rtiarkalneonriorartnatDr. Baaksav 'aWvUr. I. C. ItaYa wm la Uvof of auUlah Inert not for grattt itoua diMrltsitloa, to m to pteo the Culoti aaore- bt fot the world. " "of - Itre.iwto,,0f Va.alludei W Ih rUN t Nw Tmk In 12, to confer with the la Dnta d s. The rTlil wa the imwi liiniU! rolnaM la tl world, but It wa now hwperfectl j tranciatod aa to b full of ormtradlctlnna anr emhUiiove BhrMM which were much nurnnderatnn by tk a r lbs people. For year th work had bean rang en nrnUr, ateadlly, but quk tly, and now he eould antwte for It th' the msjority of th llaptlat of Tlrgtatawere arrvrty In favor el Blbl rtruaon. Her. Dr. K. 11. BiLOwim.f' rhTiadelphta, enotn trtt la the ciiiwo meeting', which wa bos oprM.r but. dtwt. b vaaoaaminsn, c Indiana, earn from a State where not only th uajorttr, boa waer no oruy to majorriT, doi a and ckOd. of any tBtalllgasna, er. Or. J. K. raiot, of I. &, th the chin which hehtd taken every man. woman wa a rntatontai. 1 wa .till weak with I while preaching revision In Ttnav He thought If th truth of Oad'a word Mttok"(ni tnn, ooneden- re as olnaaly a the chill stuck to tint, aU tb world would torn to b rrrlitontot.' MS sett III had raiaed orer 10,000 ftw the verk m the pat olatrt nientha. Mr. C T. Clamant, of Jordan, R.T.. fpt a ontny. Aftar the afternoon nrrVxe war eoashxUd. th) meeting adtned to th baeeroent 0 the ehsmh. whsreallrieral repast wa prrad. Boor ef pretty glris, rW thnrrttWiirt chiwehl noted foe Ubw- ty, were m atMndanee, aaa to atagw oonroxweea the altemoon and evening ibly Snl by th delegate la eonidrtng the repast, At al o'clock In th .renin? th eonferaneo oonv meore.1 1 at T eelk the buatnasa meeting w op. ot, Prof. U. C. lyiov tn anm hrtef rttnaraa twine maile, apprared to edvoatt a nvWoa of th Scrip ture, whll a rueruhr, who mU hlmattf very eoo tpioumit teveral I'mis, IntTrupted waTh eetreag x clamatlon ahnut th need of faith. "av. Dr. A. Cvuoe wa latrodueed. FUa a' wa t waiiUd to a a revision, but, for a long time, ntver evpeetedonetnhi day. II gave a long his tory of til JuhVng th Union, and hi eonneetlon, with it sine. The dlscuadon la the oetety, aftw years alnr, were clearly and brUty ketoh d, and theh uniwno on th Society wa pronounecd to be for th. good of th fnlon.- II wa ht fa at the Blbl being no revtsed that tea people eould under stand It without asking tbir prsachar what oerUha wool meant. A new eainon i oematuea Djn In pmgre of th English, languai. At the oooctn ahia of Dr. Civuoaul remark, the meeting ad journed, c I AMitRtrAt Uinta Uatos 8awnrn DAT. The bnator nellng eooioisnced at t o'clock A.K. after an hoiir of onnftreno meeting had been hUI Tti attendance wa quite large. Mev. Dr. Atonraaa la the Chair. Jtcv. Mr. Uaeava', of Ob In, was trie flrat eptaker. II waa strong In tamr of Bible tevMan. and as a warrant fcr H, qootad Nabemlah.YIU, . Prof. Wameo followed in the earn strain, kakmar chrtst'e language, wten on the Ouan, a euekoilt foe na' mearda In wotd suited la th eomonben- ionof bo who hnl It, '" Kv. Dr. Btats, ef WIlllMnabuawk, front tea Oom- mitte an t'jigtlah fJaripturea, veeaated a long re ,.,:,, .,, -.. tr.Mltlon ef th UShU- Th port, the auoauuioe or wnicn wa en ui j ror ," aiLnb.l. . . w . ',..,. rf s rfnM ih W. .. . . -- --.-.--- i . ' ..' .. - - .v .u. '" ; " " "'"-. "';-?'rr."--J-IS."-I ,i!TC,XrZror nWhhiii ! KLTtd whoSrol, ? Sf-, . .ia ,-r..v -k.m dnv. Bnt k ir. IV I It tr -i -- - I U,S'TS: ,.. ,. . , u-t I ' ' wr -1-- ,u ..- w w. r ' sooks marking that 0v InaUnee had oeeumd lnc the xtabllabment uf th Union, In which brethren had Intended to leave a lency in faror of th Untso, but wer called away stiddenlj, and wlthnul putting an tl Ing In thrlr will. Th report wa adopted. tbr. Mr. KAixootror Boston, (ran in unamms) ..a ..,..- (nii .,,,,. Mruw4Wt .K. tk. ,.- , , f?Ja,itt?Jl?SJ,J2Z?. rf iti'latrTrsrrliii?S? JSLJ' l'.,m ffiSSSSXSl S'n." lJSZZSZL. $2Z r'.-T.. - -. .""'r rrr s-r ?r?T lh and Italian taataromda had been dlfltrtbuUd la this city, which were followed br vii known 000 veraion. Two kwndnd aud fifty dollar bad alats ?" Si 1 ?.r7ufSt sh? fZZlJ?i-2a ,w'KrFJrliUllWn the -f-wekara TsU- m&JiI?r?S7'.h. rv,ml- oi, 'k. n.. JFltZ.'SSV. Lfi ? " C"PU"!- "32"? .oM.oan pan earn rrom iietu an. 1 irui "" -j"s scia oweaai ue sisbii vwse Uermany for 100 000 TMUiMnh, aad rttooxus t at th dlMrtbutiuai tn that part of th world be 1 a Msenthd rt of th work of th Union. Sentltroen, In a long emeoh, araed the saoptl he report, aa did Mr. Wtoaori and Wnfssaur MT, .-.. ,W. .WV Th ion of renoit. aa au Mr. wtoaort and rinwaaur kloa. to. It wu slated by Uaatvioaorr that a thorough r rrlali n of th Itihl m in Qerraaa tanguag waa contrtoplatod. Tb repot t wa adopted. Hv. Mr. Vstuosbt, from th Commlttat on Dr. MasflFi'i lettera, roonunendd an aeprsfttatlon of 11. BOO to proour ooplea U th Maw Tstmnt la th it'bga'e language. The report wm adopted. .SJiJSSSJSX ih.aUu2TirTi,,7. ??Wto" """ W" K.v. A. ILronoai, rroann Oitnmltien PabU- t ..,-- - --- r- - -----.-. r- S.OOd eonl. Th Rtporttr wm anoth trark whloh bail don irmoh good, aad had eubsorlptioa as! numbrla.Mkl. tTfaTasjl llev. Mr. Oitrt.from theOrmmUes oalt. John'a Oo-pel, reported thtt ai far m lhr had (on tn lha tamlnaUou, th oorrectlon mal rndrd tho Ba-Inr more plain than King darn tejtatjo. Tha "SH.rt wMadoiaed. ,, r The UocniBitt oa. Ipaniah geilprtire reportedt thiough thair Chairman, Iter. J. W.-tsaaua, o that the work Brooklyn, of translating , th Boripf una tntonpanlsh bad b0 earoplatid by Bv. Caow a, a mlaalouary lu Central AmurleaJ who died within a weak altar th work wa ,m.Msrl, lavinr ta young and prutly wu In delicate health, and deatt tut elrcutiiitaneea. Th Iter. Dr. Aaurraaw mad m hw remarks, stmpaShlstng with, aae-Mfftune, and finally stated that tb lady wm prsstnt, A eoV lautdon, tha firat tv a mads In a Blbl Unto. Aju.lv.r lary, wm then taken p, and reallkad the aum et (ll 13, which ndd th asoralng sssnUnfc At two o'clock P.M. th nm-tlugwuotMnedbya fw remarks from Rev. Dr. J. W. Utaae, l Wuiuui burgh. Th Secretary of th Ualon, nv. Mr. Deoav at, ahtted that h ba, reoelvd a not enn!alnuir a lf,froiii a laily who bad beta trnrtdna Aw lb L'nlou Kev. T. L. OaaoaBKiiuaa spuk bnflrt Kv. Dr. k.ritii.r, of Londoa Cilr, spuk nxt, lnoourag Ing Ida brttt r n to a eonllnuanr Iu th food oue. In an elegant little plea of poetry, which alluded very eoinpllUMntarlly to Dr. llurairr. Bev. Wu tV. Iltu. s;ok nl, giving a sketch of hla tsrancy In making convert to th Blbl Union., lUv. htr. Haasaa, of tUUs ltland, spok of the pereao itkna to which revialunlata war sujtcted, and the dlAeul ty of preutling thalr r-lrdone. Kv. J M. Ltos, ui Nw Koch!, follow-td. Th . bout having now err! red th oppnlng of th bust- Etta meeting, nav. ur. anrrAU iouk to enair. I-hlla-lelDhla. thtt their work, had been moat uo oeaaf id, tin ir tditlon of th ooriptura having been pronouuoud Impartial and perfect,'' even n the Church of Roru. Rev. Dr. Aouu.ll, haVaugg(d In th tranala tlun of Ibo IHU Into Italian, .poke alanm hnigth of lb nrl for It. and etpreae.d hi Joy tbot 11 ws now rea-ly for publication rouipiet. lie tald that art Italian Iiibl. sjoclrtv had been formed I lUlv to aek In conjunction with th Blbl I BlorurrTtM trouble 1 1 1's'T appear to 1 anluly political, but thy rvallw ail froni au awakanlng of th People m rallgtou niatUrs. It wm thorrealoabf th fopeof kvxo i -.J! W ' lAlStwTS Li'll? if.TS: nuttee, In accordane with thea vtawa, wm then ll.rt tVulowad favoraute report, which wer adapt ed, on th progreM of tht revlaloa of St. Mattnaw end Ft Luke, and Of tli eoramlttse on oUtumri. not Icing briefly tb death f Dr. NoTV aud othr note.l-iuen.bers. The report on Beripturaa tor the lhtalbtn wm alao rtad and adopesd. .Kv. Dr. At Hirscithsnkedtlieeexun.lUeeaaa4 ether fur their Mrviosa , ,, Brotbw Enoi, aa out supporter ef the eau, . ,spvk brkBy In an .noouragtag ma. " "0oif and Muomiau. both !, ur. nnnri and th Uuar prentrd a rraolutaoii, that Mr. Uaoatri'i tpaaob be prluud In tract form, and dlstdbuud by th L'nioo. Mr. Uncawaa spoke next,' ea Mm eJeuiiilty of tn lUDjerv. Hrcansr ULirro wa. lo uryr oi sprvaaiug eru-t -rldal-rttu, urlnrfrvl of (hw .. 1 Th, kv. Uro. Tlnoabi t wm proud of being Vlr- ainlani ht luv.d VlnrUil uJ ll barlnrtltuyou Jl-M M they are, and wauled aa anniversary er bum meetbur of the Lnluu held there. On. Kiviaevow '-.' ' "" .I...V.IIK- Uk.rfll,a.l,.llJ .ill. ....l... , th Trtmeas for th na of thai I ne i reawiorr ,,u. .- - " - - 1 -r- I ,t,nrcb lb aietnbsrl for ItMlr on ttiatUoduee d.lws and their buapttatlty, and tl rpnrtor (or I u,Mr fa.tlifui report. AdJournaduxddaUaAileok. I Alalx o'clock In tk sreniug, to mtiat wan attain ornu,auu aeouieruis atvoung WMtwUT. ta, j woitui WM.-VI- wi iiwi,i wi.tui.n w .yeaco. i - - ' "-'-'-'-"- . lb. t'nloik II said he had beau M eeary anjuveraarw of Ih I una bnl one, stno tu origVa. but ttaowghk this th miat prootaU and deUahKul ha toad t tartkiiiakd In. 11 raadrv a awigaa. apnea! to the) Vnlon in fa tor of a aupport 1 that MA revanon. Kev. Mr. T.I. Uaauaiaawa., .Undlaiia, UiowedV II. spok wall and husuorona!j, freduMitly bringing th. bouM down, ut rearu of laughter, u amnhaU callr denied th stjorywhloh bad begun to t wind, tiiUUwtUbroOhM(d,Ui Vlot-rraUntof th t ulted BtaUf, aud aaid hi wm ueittsr ala brother by bU4,hl UtUuer U rtilghio, or hi brvtaar la potf- Mr. SaaositrarnaiUareod lpak and apeakt with mil sum and ai uarenl IMUnc. Th fiad L deed. JUv. Mr. Aurrrw ataUd thai th0rttre coliwre ss.tniw, l.naail vmacw, in "-.ii . - r4eted, and would M nod l lb tVw al IIM rat of ,. twtity-avMt.to par copy. Ueislinud was ta marks ua th cloa of tb naireoayT. ",. rvfvid fMiumiy lo th .ut;i; w " Nora. Dr. Aamioaa wm tfahinsd hT th aikHeae wlthgrMllnltreot. Tb. Oajv-rfiel-n idJowMal, - rgr-.lliunouneewi.-"; j T """" Jff" i Rev. Mr. riaw avwaiim wyu. ,nw. wwiow m- I lier-tial Chun oa I - - . rV J A