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dad, Colrado, bhaf way 1etwe'idýual s
Sand Sanla Fe, sad reports the ssbhol af our
aners of t h . asquite prosye ur
Aeotbi Spnewebn eoo.ti as tehynu Id
uat we to chronile some slioh
Improvemen his a py sines the
'faith Chl ar oftill d r his aNew ior
ooery,end i is now pod that Ors
moe be spawed to hist. e, ov b Hiso
odition, ntvertheledea, critical, o and
gr of ani tm will a ontiRue tell nuae
monw decided change for t he the
has yet taken plrace. Bu ne.
t the Church of t. ame. at New York,
osed by the Co fi he tlnn' rb op
YOwas ibs d asg ohsyu. .
omwing toihe leftyand enobling obhaA
ter of its temes, as will as to its extreme
cercity, the epic will e er oscp tne e-ea
of poetl if not oevenof umen gradise.
Ceetaries before Oa t . i.h.dom e
preduced the oS ee'uaive maseIaead sand
ras perentof a s i s I ea ageU¶il
v ltage, an at a ti when literature
was in Its  n o te In h wgra Wo
aconception an ti oi i idea -of
hat ebapp m bluorstdo of fsteat easod
ar hmoy io oe le r itas emli. uar
,m Thet satrehit oaa
e icho thusC a r, em e
P mr e wa life Isteimd her many pwer
tui to remain witeasot the slightest ad
ditiee.
la the mseanwile-Gueeos and Bome con
he, of or as tureate mthee il a riste
whoseco Pebrs de. Cs man =' o d Ca ros
ligh Still tll . te anieo pic ptR asemed
bsfe4obeen bs the buvo, ad or a
mto ua port alneand e ..ot diý.i.a.
O ntee atadesath d o rdenand abi rala
lees course," Virgil, -ateted alike by a
.nMltofiastrlotlam sad a adesire toena
ses e hsp thea ae, e produced id .
s ezi odlh bate ed~ seid." Thou h en
rw life of eompsaltiVe ue sad tran
i strongly contrastedm t ehre stormy
_ in mt ron of their ommn ram aseuol
career of Homer, u- though literature in
his time ehad ata d its oldenn. ago still
Virgil n this, his greatest work, I vatl
infester to his master end avowed aode
Thltisl ot seved that the epic, sern In th
fop thtuePt oute made, wasernd ally
poIasi"too sn e re ltes l w or
eo d. the B rn t prodltion.
First r may sy, amorn the bmoderns
who attempted the epic Co uaoens has, in
the production of the" Lusld," succeeded
in establishing for himself a faor as lastiuang
abu the world of letters Itself.
He was decenoded from a family orilgo
ally Spanish, but who, some centuries be
fore te birthpo o the poet, actuated by
anom thos Court of Madrid, emigrated to
Portugal and settled in the then poeraful
andr flonisufngcity of Lisbon. Being of a
prominent and wthy famrily, Feuldinsnd,
Sing olf Portugal at the time, petroniseda
Vasco Perez do Caemane, or Camocus, and
bestowed on him numerous favor to enhible
him to support his exalted dignity.
On the death of Ferdinand, the family of
Cmoens esapoused the caus of his widow,
and though failing to secure for her the
erown of Portugal, still the usurper, ad.
miring their magnanimity, confirmed thonm
in most. of their possessions. For several
centuries they had gradually descended
from the lofty station they bad formerly
occupied; their Immense wealth became
leos in course of time, until at the birth of
Camoeas they occupied but a respectable
poaition In private eircles.
Louis d Camoens was born at. Lisbon
but this honor has been disputed by sever l
other piaces. There is no ies controver.
about the precise year of birth, which, ac
cording to come, was 1517, wliie most bio.
graphers suppose it to be 1524. In his lo
fanes, his lather, Simon Vas de Cameosn,
commander of a vessel, was shipwrecked
at oe, and lust, with his life, the greater
part of his fortune.
The poet's misfortunes, thus fnauspi
ciously began, clung tenaciously to him in
after life, and tie early loss of his father
but foreshadowed in a slight degrle the
hourse of constant misery that eventually
aver, was enabled, by dint of frugality, to
Spine him in the famous University ot Co.
Smbre, where, nortwitertnding Voltlire'a
ash assertion that his youth wor spent inn
ndleneu, it anppears from hi works that he
murt have acquired the ubetaonee as well as
~cau~bg tme aprit of clauical learning. Ca
Somens now exebnnged the sombre univer
ity for the pleasures of the court, sphere
for wbhih hewaa well adapted, from the
reat that be pousseed in no small degre
the aceptable quhlities of a thorough sho
-lar and an secomplloed genltleman. Yet
Ire a not re lifrom tat levity whieho
oonstltptecs no ineoaoldonble portion f
be Castilian charatr; arnd, following the
fashtion of t i , he t rashly formed n
intrigue,-n ornsequnce of which he in
curred the royal displeasure, and was ben
iohed fromoarort..
8om#time after he retilre to Sentaam,
where numerous relations of his mother
resided, end there, Immersed in selitude,
he commened the "L ruia"--tbe work
aferwayd destined to immortallrze hie name.
Camoeos moon bseame tired of an inact
ive and obscure life. To be at oncee hbro
a.d aloet wu his ambitiol-. Hejoined an
expedition wlich was then etting out
malnet the Moors. During the camplagn
.th.at ensued, he distinguished himeif by
his ready valor, which ou many occasions
* degenerated llto ruhess, and in ecaval
enggemeont with the Moers, in the StraiLs
of Gibraltar, he had the misfortune to lose
hli right eye. The fame of his nahieve.
moante soon reached the Portuguese court,
andi beiub aLmmnuci to teturro, ho occo more
resovedm tbe favor. -'>dt
-ee. and
the
-"iner tae i
Kn oM f a oio Ching.
eril ·laue of whice
aside the oswer, ao be wasa 5 toe
Pemr_-_ ao rmlnt to
wield vb er of w _~ the se oty
seo' e tiso fem abns ed in the
tealrneIe of mto hi o
ad hi seast Wo lei E a o
CItamers' ovir g ls seemed to it bow
oir crlonally, asie i oe amto. tasw
m no epeseei rest,, lorty iafter his
arrival in Goe, be sae d somer poems,
satiric ni heir nature, -in bas of which,
among other disaraulny alldusa n to the
toler o the plac he ~ that "Honeety
el-n tenresare seldom found in to
beewm n id IngountoftdelS whinaget
deopbehold the iesof aerna
illiterate a rwh haiohed bhin to the the
moat..of Bt Co me.. poseesse
ailinie 1wh san nbensoteea
him mna lth B -o e was 4""d
saot apooely sitoted one bmleht oup.
1oes and thcu lto a on isf newlyd,
oqhe ired boonds hse o an offhie h
quiteealforte and after flve ye r
sie o in d the nsa nov ddor be o e e.o o
ehes mord of mt t n nino.
I tbe manwhile, i weve, he had not
.been idlo. In natural grotto facing the
ea he comupled ohis "Lual ad n eos
lnow vieroy bold the ignstr ofgoornth
mont in Indi, and Lhaving nothingto auor
hem tharesoolenmntod bar th ber enemy, the
eobtained pthe rm on to return toa es. In
hisr passu thithr be s sbhihpwrecked by
d eleult saved bhis se be t whe d wi the
ipeseohis of mini to nave his "Luad,"
hich he bold with his lt hand while he
swam with his right. . arrived afoly at
bee ste tioe a teo . eblg e b lived fquito
eoentsdly, aond would in eli probebility
have remained o, wre it not tht or hange
del loeompfuled him ons mee to makirtl
torhis wandering ifh. For time hbe we
iderod with the governor of an inland port,
by whom, when p ort o b pt e tdephor r urope,
h wandotained on aountof adebt which
be hadA prvloualy contracted. Through
oler indn.e. of same gentlomen residing
thre, be wasrlieved from this embarr as
most.
In 5, after an oboeene of ixte.n
Cr e, he returned to Prtugal, nd sethtled
rhis native city. But, es the fplgue wae
then rang with terrible violence, e wa
compelled to defer the publIction of the
"Lneled." It wOa published, at lenth, in
o , and th e dedication to King Sebemtin,
as well s the address to that potedntate in
the first book, led some to believer that be
obtained the nobt inconsiderable pension o
four thousand rioa Thios, howevenr, Is
doubtful.
Negleoted by his country unkh In tshe
lowert depl e of poverty, Cin.sa possed
his last day in misery as well s grief as
the approaching downall of Potegir for
he returned "not only to die in her boome
but to hdie with her." He we even e om
lled to subee t on the s orteof a faithful
Moorb servant, who, It is ed, begged
through the streets of Limboe to sapport
his master. Thus, neglected by all, Ca
moens, the patriot, berd, the aero and the
oldier, the friend of truth, e wll as the
great master fction, breathed his last on
a rude eallet, having scarcely wheroestb to
procure a decent Interment.
Camoeen' principal work, and that on
wrih his tfame solel rest, sl the " sLaad,"
Written by one whor e whole oa, was
tahooughly aabued with the spirit of pa
triotism, and who'e sole desire seemed to
e that of ceebating his ounetry's elori
onr deeds, the " Lueed" is pervaded by a
loftiness of expression and a general eleva
tion of sentiment which conjoin in making
it osne ofl the noblest olf modern epic.
Some generations before the poet's birth
the scoavery and conquest of India had
been made, and thie, ombined with Its ale
ready powerful position, roh ted In making
Porteugal one of the firt militarye lpore
Cn Europe. Under the leadership of Vasco
de Giem, the Portuguese plionwed their way
"eom Lsbn'. aresla.
breo' as wbre sa was vs sposet before."
To celebrate the deed of his countrymen,
Caomoens undertook the mighty tsk of
composing an epic poem. Obstacles lay in
hisr path rwhich bhe we compelled to sur
mount, and thouglh his life oa by no moans
one of ease and tranquility, yet amid the
boUsts of camplior, the etna of pontsert
eor when reeling Is their foul force tshe mi
eris of d hesndonyr he nver forgot the
atorn makes us aqnintesd withs orielistory
beaten path. of epics, and its originailty of
woi' ae*
sa_ m r oea thde.n
-b ý ýe table,
l.e . bis d
i7i l b ir e hea
Toea &H o atss's.n'O won BAd
. -. We eesat appointmense
to the Ita ims maieOL by oaur
bimble and spoak hiddl wy in a
wo ina mf 4 Tuseany. W aen he re-i
big bias i ,.was i th wn into thoel
Ta auiam sewsak Hai lif
etes asie . hs tma gone into Beli
elt eP .i i .at .i. the world outside;
tat brisLen-wais bethtrwn agaln into its
-hir lpool ·He .ade • aaowna to Our
wle a lady ISinvoking her h telp to rid him
waske peflqd Tt *vau4lo, sen cannotac
e the burdes san the danger., Msime i
e forth esthta phsibe otoItoo Belto
me Wold not exceses him. Then he
t I "pran to nas the Pope, and to im
ona@ k 3 sid the,.of late he bad a most
S I- That is uafortuae te,
aiy ate Pssoley lir, "for after your
hefer to you. weonk hlgdd o , hip
t, r a; ce-b nt ill be sno et loe te
Tyou I- The, do intense Brief of
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to Nileson for twenty nights of opera in
New Yora I have i Wahtel $3r o0,000
fother the e period n Nw York engaed e
-et.t'" I resectfully refer the managers
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five onertsng, which gives an aversage of
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--r train locomotive. The.lad bad a nice,
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Secarity Lfe Insnr ne and j nunitt y C2ompany,
of New Teok.
Hartford Fire Insuranoe Company, of Hartford.
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Southern Ornamental Iron Works,
Corner Magnolia and Erato ati.,
Near Jackson Balroad Depot.
New Oresans, La.
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