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SAVANNAH REPUBLIC AN, FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 23 H55 tm sro Ipimi PMirr. At lUiiaowm. Mi* balM to tbeesoskrtM, M »wy holyrdaee kitted wUh U ■ groves sad mountain-tops «UI • I , i groves and mounuluiops MUM tmtfctM, tytrtt of Fortry I ~ Islatsdaod ocean part. BaMvbM lbs Bart ol ships shallMMrp j Yst'vary I - »groves •Smtu*. .— UUaduMoMMDMkt —awbere lbs kseiol ships*— Oou, pal***, amt grata* j wkals’er cm apeak OffecMac love or woe. How thou ho* east a Monr Over Use dost oT him aahlimaijr wise. Tbe blled oM man, with hi* istmorui story Of • loat Parcdlaa) How Iboo, by mouaula streams, Mat's ths poor peases v, and from parnkm 1 * laavao Refined hU soot wooing with belt theme la Mari’* voice from heaven I Twaa thou dldat lire the hay Of bumM heart* to Goethe, to u&ktck Their sssled-up depths, Uke that old mystery Of the waad-aUckan rock. Alt these! eve, and moret All crowned with glory, loftier than tbelr race; And trembling, I •brink back, abashed and poor, Unworthy of thy gracg; Par what » w> I. that thou Sboaldat vtslt me In lore, and give me might To touch, like the**, menu heart, bit pride to bow \ Or,erring,lead him rlghtT (Thl dost thou vUU me? Is It thy spirit Uut I feel In all; Thy light, yet brighter than the »uu'*, I ace? la thine this spiritual call» It lit it 1st Though wish And poor my spirit, thou dost condescend Thy beauty to unveil, and with me apeak Aa gentle Mend with friend. With tbee I walk the ways Of daily life; and, human earn and algha * Interpreting, to I earn to love my race, And with them sympathise. Heoee la it that ail lean Which human Borrow eheda are deer to me; That the tout, etrugfUog with It* mortal faera Koveth me mightily. Hence la It that tho hearts Of little children and unpnctlced youth Bo gladen me with their unworldly arts, Their kindness and their truth. Heaee la It that the ere And sunken cheek of poverty so move— Been only by n glimpse In passing by— Mr *o*l to human love. Spirit, I will not say Thou dost not visit me; nor yst repine. Lean mighty though I be, leu great than they Whom thou hast made divine. aigmlflcmilon of Female Names, Emma—tender, afloctionato ; literally, ono who nurses, cares for, watchoe over another—is of a German origin. Who would desire his mother, his aiater, or his belovod, to bear a sweeter or a bet ter name T Under tho form of Imma, it was honor ed by Charlemagne's fair daughter, whoso lovo his tory, in connection with Eginhard, her father's se cretary, forma ono ot tho prettiest episodes in tho chronicles of the time. Emmeline is simply s di- minutivo of Emma. Gertruds is from tho Gorman, and according to the etymology usually given, signifies all truth; hut Jung Stilling, in his Pneumatulogy, gives it a very different meaning. Speaking of tho Druids, ho •aya: "Into this mysterious spiritual order old women were also received; who by this means, at tained to considerable rank and bocamo priestesses. Such individuals then received tho title of Haxa— Druidess. Both these names were st that time honorablo appellations; they sro now the most dis graceful terms ol reproach. The name ul Gertrude is probably also deprived from this source, and ought reasonably to bo disused, for it has the samo meaning as the word haxa, or hexs, or witch."— Well, this may be true; for Gorirudes are generally very bewitching. Helen—Latin, Helena ; French, Ilolenc—is of Greek origin. The true signification of it seems to be ono of those vexed questions which abound in etymological discussions. According to one, it has the meaniog of alluring; snoibor makes it signify a taker, or one who seizes ; whilo a third defines it one who pitioi. Many a poor unfortunate lover has found Helen alluring; and has finally boon taken, seized, conquered, by the prestige of her bright eyes and sweet voice. Happy is he who finds her ono who pities, for pity is ok in to love.— Ellen is only a different form of the same namo. It is often contracted to Nellie and Nell, and is a hno name in all its forms. Isabel—French, Isabelle ; Spanish, Isabella— signifies olive complexmned.or brown. There is a silvery, bell-like music in the name, whico is ex ceedingly attractive, and which has msde it favor- ito with poets. Mabel is probably from Ma Bello,my fair, though somo think Its contraction ol Amabellis—lovely or amiable. Tho lair ones who bear it havo no reason to complain of either derivation. Margaret—A pearl—is from the Latin Mar garita. Another, and, if potsiblo. more beautiful signification, has, curiously enough, attached itself to this namo. Tho German word magd, a maid, anciently written Magcto and Msghat, w hich word* were easily confused with Madgo and Magio, and thus with Margaret. Daisies were also called maghets, maids, or margaruts, whence we have the French marguerites, daisies. Margaret, then, may be a pearl or daisy, aa she chooseth ; or she may, if she will, cotnbirto the beauty and purity of both in her liio and character, and thus prove hor- self worthy of her doubly significant name. But maidens are sometimes more than pearls or daisies, and well may tho poet ask : “ Where may the brightest flower be met, * That can match with Margaret ?" Maby.—This sweetest of all female names is from the Hebrew, and has tho meaning of exalted —a truly appropriate signification. It is a famous name, both in sacred and profane history. In all ages it has literally been exalted. From Mary the mother af Jesus, to Mary the mothor of Washing ton, the glory has not departed from the namo. In the French, Mary becomes Marie.—Knickerbocker Magazine. An Unlucky Present. It is related in the " Ingoldshy Legends" that an old gentlemen,! merchant in Bush Lane, Loudon, bad an only daughter, possessed of tho highest at- tractions, moral, personal, and pecuniary. Sho was engaged and devotedly attached to a young man in her own rank of life, and in every respect well worthy of hor choice. All preliminaries wore arranged, and the marriage, after two or three postponements, was filed, " positively for tho last time of marrying," to take place on Thursday, April 16th. 13—. (Ju the preceding Monday, the bridegroom elect (wtio was to have received jL’10,000 down on his wedding day,) and a further sum of jG9Q,000 on his father-in-law's dying—as there w«s hope ho soon would—had a little jealous squabbling with hia in tended at an e.. .4 party, the " till " roso in con sequence of It• )ing more attention than the thought justifiable to s young lady with sparkling eyes and inirnitablo ringlets. The gentleman re torted, and spoke slightingly of s certain cousin, whose waistcoat wm the admiration of the assem bly. and which, it waa hinted darkly, had been embroidered by tho fair hand ol the heiress in ques tion. He added, in conclusion, that it would bo lime enough lor him to bo schooled when they were married ; that—reader, pardon the unavoida ble question!—sho waa " putting on tho brooches s little too soon!" Alter supper, both the lovers had become more cool; iced champaign and cold chicken had dons their work, and leave was taken by the bridogroom tn pane, in kindly and affectionate, if not in auch enthusiastic terms as had previously terminated their meetings. On Ibe next morning, tho swain thought, with some remorse, on tho angry feeling he had exhibit ed, and the cutting sarcasm with which he had given it vent; and as s part of tho nnunde honara• tU, packed up with great care a magnificent satin drees, which he had previously bespokon for his beloved, and which had been sent home to tutu in the interval, and transmitted it pi tho lady with a note to the following effect: " Dxabest ——— . I have been unable to close rny eyes all night, in conscquenro of «ur foolish rrnsoodcritandmg last evening. Pray pardon me, and in token of your forgiveness, deign to accept tbs accompanying dross, and wear it lor tho sake «f your ever affectionate " Having written the note, he gave it to his ah .f*- raao to deliver with tho parrel. hot as a pair of Ins nether garment* happened at the time to stand in need ol repairing. h<> availed himself of the oppor tunity offered by hia servant's having to pass the tailor'* shop in his way to Bush Lane, and desired him to leave them, packed in an<»thi r parcel, on hie road. The reader forcac-es the Inevitable enntretempts. Yeslhernan made the faial olundnr—consigned tbs robe to Mr Hntp, end left the note, together with the dilapidated hxhilim-nta, at the reaiJeuce of the Isdy. Her indignation was neither to be d'*crlb«'i nor Appeased ; so exasperat'd was sh* si what she considered » determined and deliberate affront, that when h«r admirer call'd aim ordered (he door to be closed in hie face, refused to llston to any explanation, and rcwdutoly ><r»ko off tho match. Before many weeks had *lat« *, were found to makn her ocqualntod with the history of ihsobi#c1P>n*hl#i present; but aim nevertheless adhered firmly P» Her it*.»lv», deeply lamenting the miesdvontere, but determined not to let the burdeo of the ridicule rest upon bar Aosor OmtM'-A London oyatorman esn tell the age* of hia flock to s nicety- The aga of an oyster 10 not to b* found out by looking Into its mouth- U bears |u years upon Its bark Every body who has handled an oystsrshell most have observed that it seemed as If composed of success ive layers or plates overlapping each other. Thee* arc technically term'd "shoot#?' and each of ihsrn make# • years growth ; *1 that, by counting them, weeae determine si a glance 1 he year when the erasure came Into the world. Up to the time of I la maturity, the shoots are regularly and aecet-ee- iv»; but after that Hut* they become irregular, sod a re piled one over tho other, *« that the shell be comes more and more thickened sed bulky, Judg ing from lit* great thickness to which some oyster shells have attained, this rnolluae is capable, if left re its natural changes unmolested, of psuisrchlcai longevity. A» Am«A»u Cottnmon -Thornes CleaTfTof New Orleans, applies for a dlvorca Horn hi* wife, CsihariM. with whom he h*e lived five year# The reav/us given In his petition are that hi# wife ft.a repeatedly hasten sad oM him by News with a heavy kef of keys, applied abneive language and ohsenna ophheta to him In publls ; got Inf brother to kill hunt neglects her household detMs, her child, A - , to sum a degree (hut it Is ImpuasHrla fur him tu I ito with her any Lager, BY P. W. ALEXANDER&CO. cittTwp count* film*. tally, in advanoe. per annum 00 If not paid in advance. ® 00 Daily, in advance, for six mouths,. $3 uo I'rl-Wookhr, in advance, par anuum.... 3 ou U not paid in advanco 0® Weekly, Invariably in advance .* ®0 Weekly, (club price,) 10 copies lor. IS 0® SAVANNAH. GA. Friday Morning, February M- grrFitBRAPH Tor the republican'; From Washington. Washington, Fob. 81. A communication hasbocn sent Inlo tho Senate, by tho Secretary of Siato, asking for tho outfit of a Minister to England, ns Mr. Buchanan will resign during tho recess of Con areas. Washington, Fob. 88. Tho Scnato havo passed the bill giving throe year* time for tho payment of duties on Railroad Iron { also havo passed tho bill ordering tho con struction of threo Rovcnuc Cutters ; and tho bill granting half pay to tho widow# ol Revolutionary officers. In tho election of ofiicors of tho Washington Monument Association, tho Amoriean ticket was nearly unanimously chosen. Judge Lorlng. Boston, Feb. 21. Tho anti-slavery men are making great efforts to induce tho Legislature |to romovo Judgo LorinB from iho offico of Judgo of Probate, on account ol hisdocieiou in tho case of Burns, the fugitive slavo. markets. New York, Fob. 21. The Cotton market is quiet to-day. Flour is firm. New Yobk, Feb. 28. Tho cotion markot waa dull to-day,and declined 1-8. Middling Upland is quoted at 8 3-4,and Mid dling Orleans 9 18. Charleston, Fob. 22. The sales Cotton for thu week amount to 14,300 bales. Tho market closed not so buoyant. Good Middling 8 3-3 cts. Receipts of tho week 19,300 bales. Stock, uxcluiivo of that on shipboard, 23,- 000 halos. Rico unchanged—pricos range from 3 3 8 to 4 1-2, primo 4*4 1-4. Bulk of sales havo boon made at 3 7-8 a 4. Receipts of the week 2,100 casks. Stock 3,800 casks. Freights nro improving. Cotton to Liverpool 7-16 for square bales, to Havre 13-16c. The hour ol sailing of the steamship Knoxville, baa been changed from two to ono o'clock, P. M, Sco advertisement. A freight train ran off' tho track 011 tho Musco- geo Road, Monday, about three miles from Colum bus. Tho dsmago to tho cars is about $2,000. The now Frigato Santco was launched 1mm the U. S. Navy Yard st Portsmouth, N. 11., on Satur day last. Flr«. About half-past ono o'clock, this morning, a fire was discovered in tho clothing store of W. H. llausman, on Market square. Tho firemen re sponded promptly to iho alarm. Notwithstanding their efforts tho goods were almost, if indeed not entirely, ruined by fire and water. From appearances, tho fire tnus'. havo originated in about tho centre of tho store- This circumstance taken in connection with others, led tho Chief Fireman to buliovu the premises to have been ret on fire. With a view to investigate tho matter fully, and if (Hissihlu to ascertain tho lacts, ho of- BlriMaysl Waskltsgtan. Tho volunteer corps' of Iho oity were out In lull fores yesterday, in honor of tho birthday of the Father of his country. Tho First Squadron Geor gia Militia, M«j. lkh n commanding, participated in tho observance of iho day, and tried thoir hands, or rather their swords, at tbs manly oxerelao ol tho Hoad and tho Ring. They behaved vory haud •omely,M will appear Irom tho following: JC<H(*r# «f BsasaasJt UtfuMican .• Below wo give you a report of ono of the inoit spirit ed contentions between the vstlou* troops composing the 1st Hqusdron of Georgia Militia wo have ever had the pleasure of witnessing. Tits prlte was a chaste and j costly Hllvcr Pitcher, prerented by Iho Blsfli to be award- rd to the bast corps in a contort at the head ami ring. REPORT. Wo, the Judges appointed l» decide twiween the va rious troops comprising tho lst|flquadron Georgia Mili tia, after exprosalng our greet admiration of iho skPI which they havo all exhibilod this day on iho Hold, in a conteei with the sword, al the heed ami ring, for a prlxo presented by Ihe officers of llie Half, do decide, and award that tho Liberty independent Troop bas beaten Its ootnrados in tho contest, at the lu-ad and ring, in horsemanship and Uts use of tho sword j and Hist mey are entitled to the prlte which the officers or the staff du tired to Ih> presented to the victorious corps. .-Ignod Wm. I*. Ilowan, ) E. II. lUasTow, > Judge*. C. II. Jokes. . ) On the part of the Judges I beg leave to say that such wm the skill of horsemanship and beauty of sword ex- srclsoi exhibited by the «ntlr# squadron In contest. Hist tho duty;of deciding wm arduous, and almost an Invid ious one. They cannot refrain, al the Mine lime, from expressing their great admiration of tho gallant and sol dierly bearing of Cornel MePhali,of Uto Liberty Guards, Sergeant tHmbatt, of the Effingham Hussars, Private Preston, of the Georgia !lu*urs,aiid Sergeant Cannon,of the McIntosh Dragoons. Nnch a squadron Georgia and tho South may well be proud of. A Judob. H*v*kk*b, 22nd February, G&5. Tho Washington Legion, composed oftho Chat ham Artillery, Savannah Volunteer Guards, and the Republican Blues, (Capl. Screven, command ing,) formod on tho Bay,at II o'clock, and after parading through tho principal streets, proceeded to thu Park, where a collation was lurniahod by tho Guards. Tho Squadrun waa present by invitation, to araist in doing tho honors of tho occasiou — While in tho Park, the Artillery fired, inndmirablo time, a national saluto of 31 guns. Before leaving their Armory in tho morning, a largo and elegant Silver Pitcher and Salver were presented by the Artillery to their late popular com mander, Capt. Gnllio. Tho Pitcher bears thu fol lowing inscription: 1786. Tho Chatham Artillery to Capt. John 11. Gallic. A token of grateful remcinbranco. Feb. 22,1355. Tho Pitcher was ornamented with a cannon, a shield, a camp, and other nulitaty devices, all ex ecuted with much taste. It was expected that Capt. Ward, w ho has just been cloctud commanding of ficer of the corps, would bo present to act as spokes man for the company, hut being necessarily abren from thu city, privato S. Y. Levy, was called upon to deliver tho Pitcher. Tho following is his ad dress, which was entirely impromptu: MS. LBVT'a BKMARK*. The pleasure of presenting you with this tribute of gratitude end esuna, on the part of the company, was assigned to one far more able and worthy than tuysolf ; bis nbv-ncr, however, Ihumth certainly4a lots u> all pres eut on this occasion, has procured fir mo thu Mtiifac- llot; of i-xpresslnc how larvt-utly wo thank you for your past Is bur In our bshslf, how deeply wo fed llio buu-i- ness of that tno»t mournful of all word#—•• farewell." More lliau tweniy-lhruoyears, services bestowed in this corps-twenty year* of energy, ol hope, and, |Mirhaps, also of UiMp|M,tnlim ut shared with us—tweii'y-thtre years, during which many loVc«l faces have faded Horn our rank*, ami memory alone tills their places-have endeared you to us. And now, when tho ties of many •eaaoiia are about to bv isicinl, we come to lay upon the altar of gialitude tho oflWlm.- of itemeuihranro: to bog your seci'ptauce of somo token which, Intimoto , c*.ino, 'halt call from the thad‘>wa of tho put the actions ! dered iho arrest of tho occupant of tho store, and I fe, ftug which suggi-atcd the gift. b»d him cuovoycti lo thu juortl-huuim. Wo aro ' til the turn. ..r thu l.'h.lhun Arllllrry. It,..rh.ru, II informed tho contents ot iho building were insured; ! present you Willi this plate, a* (to un< the words of the to what extent, or in what Compauics wo did not j ln*crl| non) •• a token or grateful rtuuuibraicc <«.r your I learn. j-ur.lco.," esrr.uALua's asrtr. Nearly twenty-four year* ag" I donned the uniform «f this company, r-inen tln-u •many change* havo tia|» pi-nod, sotno of which have fallen to my own lot, plae tng me In offi.-e In all tho various grade*, troiu Fourth Corporal to that of Captain. A retrospective glance of my comrade* of lr-31 and IKK show that mo*t of lltvm have gone *• to that bourne from whones no traveller returns." A few *1111 remain, whore names boar houorable record ou your roil. Ilut I iiiyrelfntn noltlio only member of that early date will! |H-rfurtnlng active duty. < Mi again rreuintng the pout of n private In your ranks It I* with |H-cu1lar and uudi-rerilmble i-motion* I re ceive this service of plate, which you genermitly tender tu recotlrc'.luuul the many pari years of my conntcUoD wlih tho Chatham Artillery. As »uch It 'hall ever lie treasured. Sal Accident —During tho Cavalry exercises yesterday, south of Forsyth 1'lace, Master Clar ence Kelly, aged about eight years, von of Mr. W. 11. Kelly, of this city, waa accidentally run over by oou of the hursemcn, in making a charge, and so sovort-ly injured that ho died within n few hours thuroaiior. Aside from thu mdanchully bereave ment occasioned the family circle, tho event caused a gloom to pervadu tho hearts of all on tho ground’ and detracted in tm small degree, from tho pleasur able exercises of tho occasion nml tho general fes tivities ot tho day. Tho afflicted are not without sympathy. Wacou’s Italia.—This oxquiaiiosories of paint ings will bo open ovury evening during tho prosout week, and on .Saturday afternoon, at 3 o’clock.— So far iho audiences at St. Andrew's Hall havo been largo and select, and thu ploasuro ul tho evening has boon unalloyed. The Opelika Branch Road —Wo loArn Irom lh* Columbus Times, that by tho timely aid of tho Central, South Western, and Miucngoo Railroad Companies, tho Montgomery and West Point Railroad Company will bo able to avail itsull of tho city subscription of $5o,'HXJ to the Opolika Branch Road, and that tho construction of tho bridge across thu Chattahoocho river will bo coin- me need immediately. It is bolioved that tho cars will crosa iho river by Fall. John Mitchcl.— 1 Tho Dublin correspondent of tho Now York Times, montrons a rumor that John Mttchol had organized a now conspiracy, with tho viuw to an Irish insurrection, and that agents had been sent Irom tho United Stale# to further it. Tho story is too absurd lor belief. Vessels Htbcck bx J.iuitrNixo at Ska.—The brig Forest dtatc, ol Boston, wna stntck by light nmgon the 6thinst , in let. 39. It), Ion 76. Four of the seamen wore knocked down by tho eloctrio fluid, and ono of ihrm, named Antonia Barnard, of Boston, wss instantly killed. Tho others recov ered. Dirricui.TiEs in Kansas Tebbitorv —It appoars from Lio Kansas papers that very serious difficul ties havo arisen in tho territory Ltwm-n tho Law. ronco Aseoclalmn and Emigration Aid H'*cieGt-a and tho original .Squatters' Association. Mruttngs havo been called and hold by tooth sides, and much abuxiveirecrimination indulged in. Thochicl l»>no of contontimi appears to bo that tho Lawrcnco Aa- a< k:i At ion is charged with sttompting to liiuimpolizo j able to extinguish a firo In Iho ball ol tliu stocpl tho appropriation of Gin public domain. Tho 1 G*'y prov* d that tln-y c-*u|d do it in doutdo quick. Squatter# are very aavagu against auch a course.— 1 t' n '*' a»Y w|»i»to l>oh)W that l»nnt. in tho overling Koenlutions hovo pswod, and apccclnui tnadv by 1 tho ^ ouug Amurica company gsvo a ball at tho ImaIi aide#, of such an inflammatory character that [ Animry Hall, which wn» largoly nttonded, und thoy promlso snyihing but s p«arelul shttli-rncnt of ' ps**<-d oil'to Iho fatisfaction ol all present, tho now country. , Wow,-re glad to i.lm-uvo n gcnoral display of re... 11.. / ” i il*g* in honor of llio day, by iho alnppmg In port.— 1 UR Ilkri'IAN f^RIMISAt. i-.MIUHANT*.— Ihia VOX. ... , , , , , .11™. c«. 1. not In .ho No, York ! ', nv "V'", '■*•■•'-'"-0 n««^ .»l- p.„.. „f find . Ion.) [.oHIcod ...Ihoul.tlr th.*. l-adlntt .. Mr, •d fo Iho Mayor ol dial city, by ll«>r.rv J. W. j . . . Mart,Belgian (iontul at Now Yolk, declining 1 It is worthy o( note, that Captain < Jsl.io, for w-ven yearn tliu commander oftho Artillery, appeared in tho uniform of a private, and U>ok his placo in llio ranks Ex-Licutcnants Luco and Siobhina also appeared in tho ranks, thus showing that their ttpent de eut pi is not diminished, notwithstanding lh«y have voluntarily retired Irom tho official po sitions which thoy all filled with so much credit. Tito Pitcher presented to Capt. Gsllm w*s furn iklit-d by Mr. S. Wiltuot, Jowullcr,and may busocn at hia st -ro lor a few dx)n. Tho Phuuiix Liflumon turned out in full ranks under Capt. Mills. Tlu-y fired lor a prize (to Im selected hereafter,) wh ch w m won l»y private Nua- gazor, his threo shots measuring 15 1-8 inches.— Dislatico 10U yards. Tho Gorman Volunteers,Cnpt. Stoigm, and tho DoKnlb Rdlomrn, Capt Bilbo, marched through tho pnnciplo atroots, and fired tho usual salute. Tho Irish Jasper Green*. Capl Devanny,paraded and tired for two prizes. Tho firm, a Silver Gob- lot. was won by private John Mastcrson, hi* threo iliot* measuring 17 1-2 inches ; Gio R«-c<>nil, s White l-luin.., «» won b, l.ioul. J..hn Munihr, luMlir.. c “ lluro • ’»"li ill. Itu. -om.nly conco|ilii. lii,.mninit 19 14 Inclio.. M ,J,. : m"oi,.,n. ihm rn.bl. I,.,... c. cb ,,.,y hi Lmul. Murphy prosonlcd Inn pnzo to Iho company to Iw fired for at some fuiuro tuno. Too Young America, tho Ogloihnrfw, Washing ton, ami tho Germania Firo Conipanitts paraded in tho aliormoin Tltoir onginoe wore haiidaomoiy dec orated with wroalhs and tlowora, and on ouo wa« thu rvprusontstiun of women, bearing in her hands Gio sure and an (|nm. Tho companre-a mod Gictr enginos ngsinsl lh«* slccplo ol the Indi-|H-ndc|i| Presbyterian Church, and ih -ugh thoy might n-»* bo for (Ii4 Hon. Henry A. Wise, should he moot with tn untoward accident In tho approaching oluctiotw in Virginia. Foars sro ontcrtslnod that thn gunoral appropria tion bill will bo lost. In addition to Us logitlmato Goins, n disposition la nunifosied tu fsstsn upon it a heavy load of extraneous mailer. Iiilurusilng from fit- llolunn. Tho Now York Herald says It has rccolvod from nu officer of tho United Btnloo Navy, tliu Bt. ILIons Almanac and Annual Register for tho year 1055; a publication nearly as largo as tliu Ameri can Almanac, and full of curious information. Aa Hi Helena Is chicffy known to tho world tu having been tho prison and tho tomb of tho Kmpuror Na poleon, «»no would naturally expect to find trace* of him at every pngo in this work. Strnngu lossy* however, tho only uliusion to ihosubjoci is in tho following extract Irom tho "Local miscellaneous Information," which wo givo verbatim /— 1815, Arrival of Napoloon Buonaparte 15i!i Oc tober. 1818 Evouing school established in Jamestown, ripoa laid down lor convoying wumr to Long- wood. « 1321. Decease of Ns|>oloon Buonaparte,5th of May. A little lower down wo find tho following entry in tho tablo :— 1833. Rrinco William Henry Frederick, n grand son of Willintn I, King of Holland, landod at Hi. Helena, the fir »t iVines »/ the blood of any JiU- r open n tint ion irhu ever tteiled the Iilitud. Talk of human greatness, continuus the Herald, after this! Napoleon’s death and iho laying of water pipes placed on aluvel,snd this I’rinco Will iam Henry Frodurick Ling tho first princo of thu blood of any European nation who over visited tho island, when millions and millions would not know of its existence but for him who hallowed it In his trials, his prison and his death ! By tho census taken is I3t9, the population of St. Ilulena was 5,490, of whom 434 were liberated Africans under tho Emancipation Act, and 511 soldiers. There aro,howover, only two attorneys and ono doctor, which is comforting. Tho Gov ernor, Col. T. Gore Brown, receives £8,ouo, or 69,600 nalnry; iho I'ostniaster $185; the Colonial Secretary $2,Hu0. There Is an annual grant o( $2,480 lor schools, wherewith 196 pupils, boys and girls, nro educated, i’erhaps tho most encourag ing sign in the various aiatiMics contained in tits almanac i» tho following statement under Urn head "Judicial Establishment": Chief Justice, his Honor W. Wilde—absent. Sheriff,L. Gideon, Esq., senior (no salary.) Happy people, w here tho Judgo has nothing to do, ami tho Sheriff' works for nothing ! Association or Banes tor the Prevention or CofNTtRrEtTiNO.-An annual meeting oftho Massa chusetts Association of Banks was hold in Boston on iho 15th. Tho object ol this organization is by concerted action and vigilance to chuck and defeat as far nap usilile, tho operations ol eounurlcitini.— Tho Boston Travolicr says ;— An interesting discussion took placo relativo to the danger tu be apprehended Irom tho chryMallo- type process ot copying bills, in which a number ol prominent bank officers took part Hpccimena ol bills copied by this process wore 'exhibited, and it was stated that when taken carefully and by skill ful workmen, they would be so accuratcus to uoccivo nine jwrvons out of ten. A letter was read from Win. Grubb, chief clerk ol the foreign money department ot tho Suffolk Bank, stating that since thu Association went into operation,tho number ol eouniurfetts received at that bank had diminished one hall. The Dcbe or Cambridge on tiie War —The Duke of Cambridge has returned to England from the Crnnua. In reply to a complimentary nddress fre m tho municipal authorities of Dover, where ho lamli-d, ho said: " Mr. Mayor nml Gentlemen •—I thank you for the gratification you have tenderedjno tn present ing mo wi:tt iho present address. I 'assure you that any inconvenience or divcomlort which I have ox- p<-ricnccd in tho Crimea, has l»ron amply repaid by the bravery • I the t too I ri. All a general can do t* b* lead ; ami my humble services have L en given clteerlully ; but it has not been a war of generalship —tho campaign has Iwdi n soldiers’, anil nothing t»ut a h ddirrs* campaign. L d on as tliey have been by their indomitable courage, those tro >jie liAV-jotb ruied prodigieso| valor; and 1 canaavurc you a finer i*el ot lelluvvs do not exist 111 tho wur'd than tbe men who aro fight tng the battles ol Britain in tho Crimea, and who have dono everything tn their power to su'tam ttio honor of thoir country." I From the Charleston Courier.) >:il*M Ltt|itlt tn C'liurlcetnn. Tho H-comi ap|H-aranco of this accomplished Indy, who ts now filling her first engagement tu our city, was greeted last evening—tho weather being mure favorable than on Monday evening—by such an audience as l.aa not been witnessed lor many weeks »n our theatre. Itwa** ploamug tribute to the virtues am) claims w« havo mentioned as enhanc ing her professional merits, that a large proportion waa of her own sox, including h lair representation, m number and beauty, nt the gay and tnuling pu pil* of ono ol our first i-ducntHvnal establishment# 'I'tii* tact, and tho general composition oftho au- diencv, were sufficient to assure Miss L>gan that our Queen City of i'aimctiuu* is not t<> bo uutdouo by our neighbors of tho West, in paying duo tributo to professional worth and truo womanhood. Wo learn indeed, from n woetern cotomporary, that in tiiu region where thi* gifted actress has l*ecn tho best known * tho Indie* vio earnestly with <>ur sex, which shall take rank nearest hor, n* profeMtonnl mil Hirer* and adoring friends," and from tho mani fest expressions of delight, admirntiou ami grati fication that were bestowed last evening in every nu de, wo can well realize tho probability of such a fact. The play, as before announced, was the Ifunrh• bark, tho leading character of which ha* Ihmiii ex emplified before .-ur audience* in a stylo that ren ders it a hard task f*»r G.om to tolerate even good sc.mg From the tiret Mts* Ehta Logan hlmwcd nil ease, grace and naturalness, Gist evidenced her thoroughness ol conception, end her complete in- corporation into tho character. In tho earlier pas- sag*’* indeed, site waa so affectingly successful, bo* enuao »«> instinctively ros|H>nrlvo to tho nature ami pathos of tho dramatic exigencies, that it was fear ed her roaoureosol expression would bo exhaust ed. Her vmeo in its more rollouuial moods, it* conversation under-lone# or ••aside#,” is singularly " gentle, *olt and low"—qualities which Irom tho days of'(lie old critic King l^ar, to tho presout, havo Won hold to Constitute '* an excellent thing in Woman." With such an organ at ready and complete con trol, nml thrhougli.y duVidop.nl in resources ol flexibility and modulation by practice ami inspiring nd ., nd the paiuioitf, and affections and promptings reflected ‘iron tho varying phase# of her exemplar; with a gracelul dignity and ready propriety ol car- r.flgc and mom that shows her to great advantage tu .id attitude* and motions of the stag.- require ment* ; With such advantages and accomplishment ■lassck sfNii Rarllsf ansksr lit flaw Hr SIM* •* hr It. bslU. JnhSS Haw*. FeU.ff.) [WRITTSN BUR TM SAVAMRAM MrOBLlCAR.] ■ketches froMi i Third Aiorr Wlndsw. Ho. II. Fairy Street, Midnmht. Ke». 81. Messrs. Editors /—I address you again from my quint but con von lent perch. It I# astonishing how — -# ---- - . -.. . -j- . . ... „ much OM nn m Irom 01, <l..r Hul. ro..... In th. ' Jhldi'ujU it JSJfTcoll. 'Vl.. third story. 1 he b««ux planning tho mods ol at* tack after thu laaluun ol poor L>rd Raglan—tho (From the Wo woro visited yosterdsy morning by what might Ih* lormed an rarthqusko in i|m rest tk-ns* of Gm word# 11 sudi a idMMtotrMNron eon Uindgwt of hy llm siato of our fastings. It happened al#<ut bdios devising (ho bust means ol resistance, n U Mrtiichiknjf— cotton lords calculating tho hazards ol thu market—nnxiou* mothurs Wilding cas tles in thu air for their dear Mary Anns—Young America cogitating ufma tho loMitnliiy of scaling the Rocky Mountains or throwing a suspension bridge ncross from Florida to tho orange grows of Cuba,—all pass undur my window and run tho gnuntlut of my uyes. Hco that girl,—did you ever Witold a brighter oyol and listen to that ono; hor laugh is happy and merry as tho eongol the morn ing Ituk as it springs upward to hoavun. Behold young mastor Hopeful aa ho swells up tho street- Hco how ho twirls his rattan and ogles tho young misses. Ilu is only silicon or eighteen yosrs old. yot his heart is big with impotunco and his pockut* stuffed with cheroots. Alas, there sro no Wye and girls now-n-daya; they sro all Wrn young gentlemen and young ladies. 1# it their Ironses shook. t..m»> mors and sum*- loss, *'C-»rdif.g to locality. I lia vibration may W c..mp*/#d t« that which wu rxfHirtoncc Itmu th« blasting of a rock, without bearing a loud rep'Yt—or to that which wo fool whon on board a stesmsr, Irom the working ol the engine. The general impres •ion among those who beard th« nmse was that a number ol heavy wagons «<n wlteela were psaamg over o hard road, diverted of snow ; the windows, stoves, tins, nml other luetal suUtam • * were #11 m a violent agitation for rout" second*. Komathooght thrir chirnnays were on fir«, from tire rumbling noise, ami ran into the at root, much alarmed, to as* cert an tl each wore live caue Most jHjople were asleep m thoir Wds.aml wert suddenly awoko, sa if they had received a galvanic shock. Tho sensation wa# more percrtitible and alarming in siotto sndbnck Wildings, wfitrhah'nk i a# if they would fell to Dice' #. In tho l*'*rtland Valley, in the vicinity of tho church, the »h<* k wss iMirhafia tW greatest. We arc informed that chil dren lying in their Wde were arouerd and jurnpod un with fright it wss not a local affair, aa is gener ally thu caao with earthquakes. Wt wa# full m various parte, perhaps all parts'ol the province at tho HAtnu tuno—also Ul tho ncighWrmg state—as fault,urthoirmuihar.*.ndr.tbura'l W.lklnduuil «• l'«™ Hr lol««r.pti tu Mown Ai rrcd'-rlcton it was very iwrccptiblo—the same at tlf« Bend. At Dorchester it »oa so severe that windows were broken ami " a largo alone budding •hook Ilka s leaf." It wa* also very w-vere *at Hackvillu and at (‘slats. Tbe shock w»a very dis tinctly felt st Halifax, Dartmouth, and Wind* f — In Chatham it was loll •ovc-roly. In Su»«x Vale it lasted two minute* Pcoplo walking tho streets were brought to a dead hell; they full the ground quaking under them, and could scarcely stand. tha nthur sltcrnoon.l met s Wvyof Wddtngmis stretched aloug Bull street, and reminding ono of a stream of flowers or *n animated rsinWw. They wore already dreaming ol Waux and parties, and —husbands ! But look to tho Park ; there you may observe an oldor pair. Are tbuy lovers, or thru, or friends f l can’t understand how any true man could g» de liberately to work to deceive a woman, nor how any well bred woman could beckon a matt on, as , Pears all'* Patent Barrel. --We not iced sever al months at nee, tho barrel invented by Mr. Thomas - it wore, to offer himself, for the pitiful pleasure of I Pearsall, which has a tuW of ahett iron running adding another to the liat of her conqucata. It’s a 1 through the centre, the ends of the tuW Wing pou, ..me, tho I,ul.. of which w,l. ,u,„ to „h« upon tho lips. Are the sighs and tears of a credu lous girl tho trophies for which a scnatblo man ahould strive ? Can a woman, worthy of that hon ored tiatno, take pleasure in driving a lover to des peration, to iut-mperance, to dlsgraeo—to doathT I saw an account in tho papers tho other day of s man who attempted to murder a respectable wo man in Now York. Hho had promised to marry him, and In, a fow hours before the lime arrived, aho allowed herself to be lod to thu altar by an- other! Unfortunately there aro many Mis. Berdclla in tho world, and but few Mr. Pickwicks. A writer says: A young man admires a pretty girl, and must manifest it. Ho can't help doing so, for tho Ido of him. Tho young lady has a tender heart, teaching nut liko vino-tendrils for something to cling to. Hho sees tho admiration ; ta flattered; begins soon to love; expects somo tender avowal; and perha;« guts so far as to doetdo that she will choose 'awhile sunn under thin gauze,'etc., at tho very moment tho gallant that shu half l»vta is popping tho question to another damsel ten miles off! Now the difficulty lies in not precisely under stand. rig the difference between 'p >ltto attentions' nud thu tender timnifcstalious of lovo. Admiring a boautilul girl, and w ishing to make a wife of her, are nut always thu same thing ; and theret 're it is nuceiwary that the damsel should be upon the alert to discover to which class the attention# paid ber by handsome and Lshronablc young gentlemen belong. First, then, if a young man greets you in a loud, free, ami hearty tone ; it ho knows precisely where t* put his hit or his hand*; if ho s'ares you straight in the eye, with his own w-|Ju open ; G he turns his back to you to speak to another ; if ho tells you who made Ilia coat; if he squeeze# your hand ; if he eats heartily in your presence ; tl ho tails to talk very kindly to your mother; tl, m #h<-rt, ho sneeze# when you are singing, criticise* your curls,or fail# to b« foolish tn fifty way# every hour, then don't full in lovo with him for the world • lie only admires you, let hmi do or say wlnl ho will. On tho other hand, if ho l»e merry with every U«ly olsu. Inti quiet with you; if ho bo anxious to sco that your tea is sufficiently sweetened, and your dear pt mm well wrapped up when you go out into the cold ; it ho talk# very low, and neve r looks you utoadily in thu c)'o ; ll hi# ilu-ek* aro red, and his tioso i uly blushes, it is enough, ll ho romp# with your sister, sighs like a pair of old hollows, looks wiltfinn when you are- addressed by another gentle man, and in tact is tho most still, aw kward, stupid, yet anxious of all your male friends, you may * go ahead,' and mxNa tho poor fellow too happy for his skm to hold him. 1 am a warm advocate ol marriage,and yot I am the only tenant of this littlo jewel of a room of mine. A snug sitting room, easy chair*, a soft carpet, a blazing fire, tho lamp lighted, tho curtains drawn, and a fond pair aitlmg near the table, the ono reading aloud and tho other engaged upon somo tntlmg household work—this is a picture upon which my fancy has always dwelt with fondness. rtie iron dog*. tho fuel *ni| long* ; io liclloit* that have leathern I'liigv; e flrewiNMt, nriie*. slut the »m >ae, • all to rlxhteoufuc's provoke." it is scarcely necessary to #,ty that her Julia was throughout, a finished execution, which has never ! thoy sro both horrid and ugly. I would advise everybody to get married Good old Jeremy Taylor said : " Mnrnago has in it less of benuty but more <ff safety than a singln life; it hath not more case but less danger; it i« more mer ry and more sad , is fuller of » Trow# end fuller of joys; it lie* under more burdens, but is supported by all tho strengths of love and charity, are! those bunions are delightlul- Marriage is the mother of the world,and preserves kingdoms, and tills cities and churches, and heaven itself. Celibacy, like the fly in tho heart of an apple, dwells in perpetual sweetness, but sits slono, and is confined and dies in singularity; but marriage, like the u«eful bee, builds a house, and gathers sweetness from every flower, and labor# and unites info societies and re publics, and send# out colonics,and Wds the world with delicacies, and obeys thoir king, and keeps order, Mid exercises many virtue#, and promote# the intent of mankind, and is that Mato of ro.hI to which God hath designed the present constitution ol the world." I had intended to say something aU>ut thu pres ent fashion*, especially Indies' bonnets and the long-tailed, dismsl, ptic*t!y looking costs of tbs men ; but 1 have already trewpaswed sufficiently up- i on your space Yet I must *«y of these coat#, th#| i A short man in a I tents of thu barrel from heating. It ta well known that corn meal cannot bo shipped to a hot climate without heating and souring, unit#* thu torn he# bet-u previously kilo-dried ; and that when thu# dnod tho peculiar aroma nf thu rncsl i which make* ha#ty-puddmg so delicious in old Connecticut) >• . destroyed Mr. I’carsaG thinks ho has tcrn-slud tho mischief, and Ins theory is, to say the lca»t, qmto plausible. He sent us, a few weeks since, several pounds of ritual which hail U<-n ground at tho West, and sent down the river to New Oro-ans closely packed in thu patent barrel, where it had swiltrou through tho dog days, and »u thence forwarded to New York by sea The meal was not as finely ground as that furnish'd at our gro ceries here, and w*# consequently Inmfillor family 1 usu.hut it had l»ccn kept perfectly sweet, which tx all that Mr. JT-ar»all aimed to prove br tho experi ment. We trust that those millers who have the opportunity will give this invention a thorough trial, a», it succcasml, its utility ts L-yond all ques tion.—Jour Com. Disarmin'! tiil Abandoned Military in Mas- j saciipketts —Yesterday, in the height of the storm, Adjutant General Htotu- proceeded to the trt»"iici of tho three disbanded Irish c impani^ in It wton, nnd took away their arms, winch were sent to the Htatc Arvcnai, at Cambridge ; site eompsme# re- lured to surrender their arrtu. but offer e<| no resis tance to tho taking away, i'hcn General H’.on# canto to this city on a simitar errand ; a* the older disbandotung the Musketeers was not to have l*ccn trnn'tniU'd in duo course to Captain I'roctor, the Governor, on Monday,sent to him, os we are officially told, an order to return his compa ny'# arms to the Htntc authorities ; thi# not hxvtng Im-cii obeyed, the Adjutant General was rent to take them wherever lie c«old fiad them. 11- firrt n-'tified Major Lawrence of his errand, and thxt officer was or. the ground with a police i- Jce t.. keep the |H-ace ; no one being present t‘> unlock the Musketeers' armory* the d K.r was t.)rre-l and the State's property speedily rent 'tod without opposi tion.—Lowell Courier, 16;h trot. The Villainy or Bat m.ro risk —The marriage of Julia l>ean has changed sdulatiou in some quar ters to bitternoss ot spirit. “ Now ih»t the fair Julia is tnarriid,” '•*)• the editor • t the Mobile Register, whoi« r t>*cuvl .r, with naught to h-qw.) "it wi|! bo considered no am to say that *be ws» vastly overrated as an actress. We are not aw*ro that she ov.-r played any part with m to than re* ond or th-rdrato skill. Her road mg of the poets wa# very muM-rlocl—rarely doing it as trough »hr underst(Kvd whet they meant Her deiecL* of man- tier were also extremely unpleasant. In -rt. wo should say—a# we have often thought That she has very little studied her art, ■ r has very lit:!<- cspa- City for it. Hut, then, With all her defects, she wss graceful, soft, tre*h, and rather * pro iv w >imn ; w ith a character lor purer and womanly delicacy which alwax* take*‘Young America* capitvc—:o it# honor In- it said " Swiss ExroRTB.—Nino hundrret t»arre!s of mails were exjH.rted from Switzerland for fore.gn con sumption in Octoficr and November last. Wlui are they wanttd f >r f An UifalliLL' It.-modi D r tide, Jann.Pc*. a«wl Liver O.niplMnU IMI.t.utv AV’jt m.l.t-Htinici ol s U». ter (r>>m Jane Jriikin*. of Xpalnci.lcola, fp.rt.i*. io (Y,>. 1eM«r Goltowk}. " I safierrri for »rxen month* Irom Jsundire sik! bile, *ri* ru: from a ve-y Uironlerret #*> '•( die H»rr, .1 nririk thi» limn, slUiough I ir»rxl manj trtn. ••dies I otitkinrel i.o relief to mj ,\» l r t g-.h. I |-urciia*4«l s quantity <-f jour Ptn», fl,r lw»xi-s I an |«-rf<nl* curol, »ivl with c-o.A.I.ro- ci.mmrml item to others «t*o ud :bu* »ffiic-.»ri ” Jfb I'ltUfl) J*#s JtaSl**. Nee Ad< rrtivemrfit. LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE ACMBucrr, r*. i in mreirMi. kaoiiMii,,^ Rprioffield Fire nd Miriie Istiniirr c 4 nr n iiixarn.ut, ha-# Kshv#*i Fatam*■ . Prn’i | W».« • «#h i ‘*(#(41. s« psbt »P S»e1 in.eaiM Is First U-Td snd Mosqisre, Usnk sre] U«i r-*ri Ft-Ahe, Hi .TO.OUO. O^vUoreri H'aleuwM of «*• 'JwptUl iM Arewu llshlbit uunim aret ••**»* to Of IL* 1 -fti, .4 M (>Ha|i4Aj. in sreo'iJane^ »hb th# rw;*./inMM< ,4 , 4 Law of Oi« nuts of Ncw-Yorfc, rri*i.,« v, ^ ot I'm*igu InssrsAoa CoMpsjusw, t» u.# Ur. < l; .g Jsonar/. i#»lT K t .„, Assets,sl Miows:— Far VsJ«». t.sp'.Ul, all paid In, 67* rlarcs llsnk *bxk, la ti»a retsts ,4 MaFOMhawtu. . . r-CX* r; i first M of. * ag* fi « Fab# l >*». so-1 JX. V. 7 Sp r*nu ...... \f*n t.7u> <• I Mtrh.t.'eoirsl RsllreU Af tt Urti l/«»j i/m w XI (ba/n* Usltfiwrt Stock*,. «.'/»/ at,MI .4 Amount of l/«w on Howl* k. M-*rt. gages on real hUU,mi »hxJ, lew* than on* /•*r*# Inters#* l* 4u« . K,ti: x fUtlustnl valve of tbs tV.n rest 1-1UU !»,'«. Lath on hand, snd tn tbs bond* of Agent* sod other*. |«sn e«tiinale*l TL73 « L'.iti* on |<rsocsl and colUtsrsJ sn- e«rtl/, it.O. is Value of tollsiersl» r tX.liJS All ml.rr |y«n*. jjc; 4 Inu-rrst on Pwn* and InirritnMri*, 1.VS. ;j M*mn- Prcrnluta No<«>», l/o 5 (till* iscrivsbi#, JA-a 3ue|*lu*, „ Amount of P*sm reijurinl, Coe and ut-je,.E N- M . Iw». so. Incurred and in pro**** nj- j'uunmi |<r> ry L*o. Uo. rrportnd, os which »> re* tlon has tewn Ukrn J.Ht K Ik>. of claim* for I**-* rrsitisri 0; ibe *a/. iJJi> ut I*o. of Inciunc lit tbe )FSf,.. 3>t ".j « Greets paid during tbe J(*J IM.XU i. IV M. l.'jJl Hi LB, Jr, Nen-j/j. 'rfficc of lbe.sprtngfleld lire St Marine fnssrano* < Goupan/, spfingfietd. Jan. if. inM. i This O-mpany t* ie/w prepared l»» tnswre pro pen j >« a* reasonable tenn* ns an/ oiler g.ml «.<renp.a; Ky. pi/to A- V\ ILbt. ft, (reneeal inturai re AgX Malr Mnloal Hrr sod Xarioe luoraiff (4. I*r rENNBVLVANIA. A reel.*. May Ut, 1K.J, |1>.. • I Jo, Ci» 1st, ISM Ttr.fH .* Premium* rronH fr^m May ItL lobi, to L*ee«u,brr 31st, IWt^ u» Paid I owes meanurne, .. .|!X3^ait ut For insurancs apply to A. VVff.bt L. Owml lot*rarer Ag*s^, Equitable Eirt iBioraitt lompuj V»F M*N|h»N. CAPITAL HJMi.(vo-syr jCMAi/Stt. T1.li lar^e and prompt paying t.ompat; U* >< ( Hoard of Lrterencw in J'hUarirtpbU, sure * -itm* are re'.Jwauri. are |rot-arr*l to is, mi re alt tail *4 ;» ly “a fi^Lwi.abi* u-saa. Three rv.tnj^nte* are sP streing and p»»:, j-*jiwtt their Iuree* wit'.' f.rotjj.’ire** aT»d tn fait 1 n»i*i « arranged b. ,o#«re In U-e at»e» of Omrlescon, Ft phia n. l New Vrek, to any am->tir.: applMri (or Gating tbe Ayrtcj of none bat fire: t j.*, Ccwspanre*, pMwm* wuhlng ftreeranre, can re.’j bj.-.s. c. « Fr.atMj to! g<«-l coitspar.ie# as ant In the root,;-*, u Uir autemenu made u- LngteUturn* fuUy al*"* A. M'ILBL'Il General In*cron:» \f'. f-b». e i lire e-lrtt* of l ctlleiss, A r„ per Kaltrond. I eb. tfi-!LI^« bale*of cviVia and t»4t* loN t ha- <* L ' H.4bwelt h r-mir*i. In.** 4 tVatthurj, Llm. Pan* Al roan, lleho k. 1 ♦Ur. I ranitr, a a ► It art'idee. Haboa S* Mnl n llardwick a '-ol. litP »'«n. Lit mmg k Co. < »rdrr, Gtuser k Cammed, Ha^« -. Mr a art k * J IV t^ hreq, Ik G*. botr^-a a V IkV.ni*. W fi Eibriftr, W trenesn. ti W Garwtan*. '>-bee.* a llrrx, IxK-kett k Ff»e iing.L Parwtw a Oc.fVUetc. E- ^Drcftii xotters NOTICE. Onntlgtwv* jrer ?»<h - tier Ib'Ltpj-i: »re n.v _ • ge.1 thst their Uotal* »re landing Till* !»*., at t\ aldhuru'* tt barf. All gnod* rraiair.itiitig ,-n she wharf alter *un*« t a ill tn* t'.orrc! at ih«- r»k as.d etirerre* of owner*. 'fob S3; IDIHAS a III.KT7. II 01 SAVANNAH N»v»»*»*i.r,t..K, !SiJ. Trie annual rtsctlnu for til restore ol th:* Rank, w ill Im held on MOVli XV, the irt. Cay rch. tretareu the hours of to an 1 I o'clock. febf3-• HaTrn*f — 11 W. It. TlN>l.F.Y, lasbler Nisvmsssitls nml K'lnrt«tw Vtsall Nieisissrrw* NOTICt..— The rale . f treight on Hoar, in Mw |! #a», t'.» the wewtner# Welak* and hetnm.de, will hereafter tw nducret In proportion to tire raie on s barrel. *C M. t.A I Pi TLA f. Agent. Jan «3 tf NOTiri: Much trout..# i.aunc nfrerml In Sew York, n c-maequenoe ot the tire.,J m»rl» 00 •«liun, *hii'p- r* b> the New X i.fk ar.d .-*»* tnnah >.e*n> ■ Iiijs will i.U-a»« Uke l*" iro iha. 00 will U re- 'eiio.l al the !>rrtM<#.tt:U'«.leri ,hre ll-r*e atop*. ui..ew !t»un(tlj markid on the trite . ( the ilaie. fobit ^ ti r .Mri.UMun, VAV a cva. MiTiri:. The *-.eam*h‘p KLX •»Tv»Xi: hT XT 1- wi!| r»*e I’h'Ude'i'hls ft'» Hstsnnah, f>h VI*-., if tel hj Uev, at,A ui!| ie*«c Mm *ih for Thila. Feb V#;f». A. 1. J. XMXH, XfitwiU It !»X*l» tf sar* Ik>. n surpassed, a# a whole, (in our stage I long coat only look# ahortei, while a long cost .. Wo n*nd butfCer particulaylv toho trying cri- j , „|| man makn. him Irek 1,ke a mathematical «i* and difficult incidents of tliu fourth sceno, which , , r . . , . . , , ,, . I satunishrel snd elocirifird even those, who from ; ,n ' ,ffinl,o|jr ( ’ l|rn,l °' 1 ,,MW * %%,,lnnn »*•«• ! nrcvioti# anticipations nnd Irom witm-ming Mire | r *" ,; uicy a man thus dressed, is a mtstrry A11J I e of sit's displuy in Evadliu, had formed the most j G tire women mil carry their b-.nnei# on lire baek eutbn.uauc roncrptmns concerning her. It wa. j of hclu | „ „ Jrn| „ , fl. gat all. 1 am glad to so throughout a gem of art, fiuhmnod anil set into lire ' . . , . . very eountoifim ttremtment .4 nsuir*. 8M»a 1 uC ‘ m,v «* ffv,u lho 1,0 ’» are armly nnd eontiriuourty apfiUudi tl mi the efiwo ol , wearing thickur shoes thi# winter than usual I HI lilt VI NOTH »:. I»f.«'ll Xltl.l.-* 1. XX XIII- ha* ftHSinrJ the pr*o:leo ol Mretietwe a«*.1 wwrgere, roree hi* r4- flee aiul iw*i.'ci*ev on !C>ulh |lf>**.1 ikrere «sa*i of llaroard. The hoore tretwrew # to te X, M. *M ’• Vo # 1'. M . win Ire devoted to office i«*lieni». 11 ta* U .ni.llll ,VI. NOTH I . GH. J‘ *11N* !• I If*II I* again wt-t! r-ooo,h to atiroil to hi* itf.'kuMwl .inure, arri re** N» al hi* ofiVee n Hroughson Hrvwl. if .In# »c: cl 1.1 a .du ami waul ad In front to rocetvo the renew udlt# o| a tn wit critical yet most gvnaiout I attslniag 1 enter Into any arrsnvnmont# lor sending them back to Antwerp, m Mayor Wood had suggested li tirenis from tills Liter that tire Consul had previ ously seen tire Mayor, an 1 impressing upon him t..u belief that they were merely " Indigonu," Is dslt- cata pbrsso lor psu|>«rs) and not criminals had arranged with him and tho Cornrnln.oirers of Kml* grail m to have them sent West. But »ui»*..|u< nt- )y, s sneond )'tter wss r*c«rivod by thn May -r Irom the Amsflcsn Consul si Aniwtnrp, ounveymg sd- diiioasl infofrnstton rospoeting the emigrants, snd showing that they are unfit lo Ire set free. Tha Balgisn Consul ssyshe has h<4 received any In formation Whatever on the sulq-ct, nnd that as his (unctions srn limited, snd do not aathonm th»m to ante' Into any srrsog#mrr.i#on beltslf of the Hai tian government, In Gin pmaant aspect of the c«s« t )re has (nfwsfdnd a copy of Mayor Wood's Utter to to thn Belgian Charge d Affairs at Washington, • dlctGng Ids Instructions in (he matter. Hnrkf llwBssfjgr in Tennissxk —'Hie alien- Gon of the |HH»pln of Tennssnee fregtn# to be st ir acted |U the subject of pasturing sheep on the de cGvlGns ul Gi# nmuntslns In tire • sstctn part ol the Htets. Thn Nashville Unto* • *Y» •• Thera can tm no doubt that the raising of ehsep ten tm made Uu» tmmt profitable •'oeupstlon In winch the profits, si l«wt of the inuuntsln court lies of T*fineseee,rsn •ngsg" *« has (men |*uved litsl we ma (ifislutw In lehttrt#** lit# lm#4 wind in Gin world, and It Is evident fltat we ran raise It te p•t than G can lm raised anywhere els* in tire sd Hut*# " Th# m<mnt»in«ou# country ofih« Houtherti Htsitm will profmbly yet Ureunnihe gust wred-pfoduclng fogtun o| the Uniud Hums. Allrslre ri( Unetllisvlon* A !■ tier from n Democratic oorre-apomloat at Washington, says "tho I’rceidont'e veto mrcoagn escitce a deep and gcncrnl fooling. It will havo **•1110 iKilltii-sl effoct, hy creating a srhi'in In iho |remi#r«Gc party, u|xin thn *j*mwti*»n oftharharao- ter ol the voto |K)Wor. B*iino <d the iFcmirerat# lio d that thi# act Is #n sIhim of thn |Miwar, tvhlln Hi#y slsu bold Gut tho I'rreddsni'a objeotlons |u ths )i|)l are initifhclnnl and untenable" It is said that satislscloiy progrnes Is making to wards the settlement of our claims on Hp*|n ft is e«M. sflirmed that the Hp#nl»h Minister in Ws#li- |ngtn«i has given assurance Gui Hpsln wf|| p«y m Nrw Vrnr’e Hit) nl Mrs natnpnl, A Icttor Irom Hevastopol,dated Jan 13, says:— "The Kureisus, who rad been *cty active insldo Iho t"Wn during thn day, nml who had lighicd great j watch firca on thn North sidn .*f lire place, ilium Inatml lire Ireigbls over tire Trtrernaya w ith ti>wa | ol light*, wUretx slvono tirillianUy lUrough the dstk- j tresenl tho cold irintor'# n<ghl, and wore cVulonily with all )H^Mibia jvunp snd oetenaGon relobtsting | tire ojrenlng of tlreir p**cuii#r nr* >oar Lights | •linnalrom thn windows ol tire public building!*, - and our lonely #i<nirim tu lire valley* and ranine, and lire ettfane y>#r•/■*«-—tire French sharp ah-'"ter# lying in thoir Imre wlih watchful oyo on every cm- , br»*uro ImiIoio ilrem—miglii slm>>#i fmuy tint i|m tnhabitanis and garrison >d thn Ihiloagucnd city > wore labializing Ilrem with tho aaiicct ol thoir gain- j At midnight all iho chapoi imlls "I lire city lore to (rear a littlo boot Ireol—there's eonrethmg dornertir in tho sound Indcod the sight of a gtost till pair id boots standing outa.do a door by a pur of swool littlo garters, always make# mo loci curious. Hut I must losvo Urih head and hocls for x<»no other time Respectfully yours and the public's, Q IX « t'oRNXB \% atucii an Idauar. Tire wonren soitn d*toriiilnc*i to |iut tho liqn.-r •olli r» through, .Mains Law or no Malno Law In Nowcasilo, llcnry county, wo In-Ire*0 them **cro ttn'pptly iniin.atione thrown »»nt of a purp.rec |o " dry " lire traffic up, by somo moans, loir i f b-rr|- Ido, but wo havo n<>l loarired what ha* l<von d ure lufthor. In llf'.ik*til#, tire laibo* visited all dre strop# and left tire -iwirer# a |*«titlon to ahan«i< KdT »ii.i»it ti. MiTin:, pn T. tv M xrm VXM, cMtv*an>n. # t „ ■ncr* hU prufrasrensl **•»* low t.« iNp t:ti!r«,» ann»h, aiv«| m»« be roun.! r.-r (Is mcnM ai Pr rtcklln'* iUTk r.rotrrr of Pa-no*! afe.i IN uj *t» ^ - rippivv. \t tm. vtixiii: IIXM HLMOVKII IO* (‘(Srer 1., l|>r O.ITM Bffiw of VXhMakp* ml Marrl* •***«(•.. |l<«hlfi'(*, co»*wV of XX hlUkr* al»4 I.lt>rt1y »irori» tm* ATIIKN.KTM. I.UMUK. W. H. ouisr. TULA#L Ui:it. \V. XV OXTI'A. Tli« Manacp* *osr**Mfi*li| •n**.-*i.<ve that ihe Vlmre- *.W »ill o« VlUMlU, vhp VNsX \Of >li*li.*Cu -*hr- *. ( **.»«»I -renr, Hit* Xllklll.IN BIO At AIIIV began ringing, and it was o« idem that a roliglnus j lire huainsn#. and ertW^*i»re(rtly n t* rifd tlre.f sue cofi’iiiony of oxuanrdinary e>.|#mnity wa# about t" ! cos# in tire shape of lollors ff.un tire dealer*, e*i*o lako placo. On our #ldu (Ire eon III'’# and pickets eiptroelng s wtlUngnoe# ro quit at.nice,ami others HPtn warned lo Ire on Ilia alrrh and lire #.Lanced - avowing a deprndnairon t-- sell the last drop >»! post* wsrosltonathcnod wlreiwoMl wsai-rxiticaMs • Ihrlf liquor. The ladles of W a Sash frerlotmcd a . _. . w , „ MI Aliout aquarfor |mal one o'clock, this morning, lire 1 similar oparnth n !•*» tfre liquor men of that place. detunin'* In the |l|s<k Warrior stesmahm raw* I Rolans inside tho hno ol wotksjgavos loud cheef. end the crenserfuenco w as e nrrtiv neerly total de- j ..„t.. , . . . w ! 1 • l ire French repllsd hy otrenis lire, and th# l(os j stiuctlon of it tor a while W Irethet it h»» rov»« r *| and mlrer. lor mjuttee InlJcud.on Anref lean vr.- tUni m return .ns.anilvh#gsn one ultho rtorreet 1 * * * ‘ 1 **la. lire now Minister, lion. A. C. Dodge, will ’ rtmronsdea along lire front nf thoir poritron which wo have yst heard. It h-mlnded rote of tluwo ir«* mendou# salvos of anillety which the «n«my de livered on two or thtoo oecsstena Iwtoro we upon- ed our Imiterice last iMidrer The earthworka n II «' II % It 1. l: « II O W A M I*. Ita*p treen 'pomcel to «l\ Mi-llTN »im » **•<*•/* »».«*i .*r pWw-a, id etiDh Uh ||.<t,nl I* »Wp wkk.<«|> F-Itv-I S'cair*! '*!*»*♦• roaotr, eut b* |'*».1**c*«.1 Mi rattr, d«■*•>'tre prove M* reitn.t>A* piw'nc M«'»ni**h .^* mi rqi»a! |V(«e*«IVo fi*---llM< ei.k aei i» th* t'nixn, l>»* »»i*ivri lure a p<»ir*w*i M.cak«wm«( with nM,i.v. t.AiN. T1*plrea>i lfv»l aivt *<p>«|4i*'.M t'XNAI'l fb«vm Ku M*Jr« iN Tro-eicr*. «!*•' •*!! rtrertlj a Tire p**vr rt reil*'* **( tbe H*vp *'*•**.* Hs*. 4«.» *,( tv* lw**» iere.vsitp.4sri ami palerej tl Ml 1*4*4 t*F unniERUAL RKI0RIL HAVA.N.NAII MAUKET, tonoN.-Anlinl ilw* lire IUX ett., JSJtl i-cre t pUcri, (II.IJOj-c r»ostg.j, fr-ee Aeg^Ka an( Uiri.ogs «.t. the n*p'.. stri *K- do rvwlriswds. Tu tf P n* i-r tire sene |rervri, a&.«t; U> JX.1M In** If- laod «Jo n* Iflurit. *1* U> Urrcpcwri. J.TTS turf t [Unr*d ; to fTOtU-O 3,C.’J tretr* t plasri, to See Trek i'il»- Ua>« I '{4acri srol STt- ri • .*** t*Ur*d».to TkAni< ; t •% Vi", tain* t'| laro'.. to Palntoor* i> litre* l C u Cu*r'.c*:r*o >7 hair* I j Urri-Wet 1 typo hsiri uri it sb'.pbrear*! tx>t created, s Mock cf 6C:,CJ Lore* I oiuu. sr>4 3.PVj «!«• m# Itlstris iciirel IR.CB- tele* I ;..uri. ore! 3,Wt d<> !»<# 1st*iri* st ih* Mcrcm !*.•:'i*- Ju*t brf.«rp iho C>>*4 of cmr Isri Vfrib frj* *-r. it# tree* tl) the *:rstB*b { Aou was rocxitfri, r» u%so Sell.re* Lad Ukrs plow to strew lire fflrol of »< r-.w On Fndij tlremifkft oyretaari wta. t l.tr.tur! dri?.*.*:. sad »*lr4 ep-ctnsdr of only SR* hare* (v Se'-u-.u* buo-r* *Serd mow dtvpariiies le oprerue, bet ariri s cr>r,m*».ie of qc. »L»cL «s* pu-iL; *v-4re*rie: !« wI.rrK and List tare* rLaoftri hsoda (i» Ibr-r «nt !« U»» drsvaod. a*>U tbe doefure ro-ro*-: « Patnrdty e*» r*<* *e-ed-* a'ret t.'.il 14.W* »x Tm* dsj th*?4 wa* tbs stare cre.ri d« tsttri—eaWe LSI* Um Ob V\ olrreeday lb* aa)«4 wev* bates al fall jre.cv*. Afire iLr rL>*eof b**-rrer* fere Ure da.*, ibe UUoj~ipt. a«-t> j:.crd tbe a»ri«atc/ ibe Haluc. wuk cea mil lau-t inwdJiftJior frv-» Lcroym. TA* Bee* V* b.4 irtj...- laid tn any part.re-sr. Tbe qoc-uv.rere kre iV-.ua t. Live*peat are the a*me a* prrvloetTy nrf<r»tri. • .1 aa Jr* Uo i»re were* ro LX.au."' bekw. Tte Havre ma-ir. w a* leas active, w ilk aaV* eg L«U* baW- Tvetfe at Wu rketur was w*« Ui*k Sed Ure gvawral toe* e4 saw: ore- rut adores wa* tret (*o«np*( Tbe ribd a* new* t.ere wa* le Wretra Ure dtewuMl. bet suVU'd* rreawd »wV no Mte, rre rt>00fseune was sasde-w. rt C?9b*tra. Tbe mar kri el.rer* Cu: al Uri wwA N ^U- tauts, abrek we rvpret oud qwroe• trew MWduLwc 7^<3ETh Middl'd 1 rotrirtti MkXdRns <Lvri VvdUJine ..)##- MiddUnc I'atr Sjktg- r*tr .r\&t T>* sate* cf the wreck anroc.wi tn S.7 !t babe. 1 J-» felt.'w itvf yreMicuiar* : ft at tW ai t \ ; !TV a*. * ** u TS ; Ibkol T AJS . Ml at TV ; rvr at TV, ; ;»*i * bn. L- o» a; I ->l at T bis; 770 st ; tx.n T it-rt . i-**» si tk . ltd at T t) ih, »’ ai TV, ; I.TTUat J . » 1 * '■ -t. C.J at >01 at fl > lf\ alMg; M at **» . LM t- »k- 4* at #S ; s«*d i >*aW4 at ON c**da SI—V IM..V!litR- l*«f*.a* Hre pare wreck *S.t.: *'# twin* L*vv cJ.anartt bairi* st ttUvwre** (rotr. it »• ra Tire tre:w# c*a.1e* or* «'»4 tmar y or r*t* a* ti-»- ««' 1a. wMe lire jo.O» qwal tree it eiCrt j »re*re.-m. - t.ocri ri.vfi.ta, (r-rtB Mfria»'.Vj Uit.*, » m..»4 wire pt'. j at iy.ffi.Vwta TT-e pwr" qval tore a* b>e m • <S IT «• lUpcrex* a»ri trerre'pvs W nw RICL-T1-* deeua! Jv’Uif lire work Lm loon an! naty '^SX VreWre b»ve rhatifred I.H-.H, * « •* fi Ti. #? at gl MX. iff at )W a: $*. aw *. «•"»* si 94 lit, {•*’ lit# pnatri* Tbe nj«v-.» |.a«« l“#'» *# eaaaa K ’t'xltt mnt —TYrere* ba« loot buledrot4 >• K.cc »i :*> «**o fit. enn-redi*** In qwawxy. I t (UK - Tire dcrewawS M u«* a-.iote «ve.ii* '•** V"* ai ••Onffifitt pro bar-re. Tl" arewk 1* a.re*«e>*»' * d acred, l>« t (h4 MIW S »»ik>.- Tb'tv .*• Ikt» eart-b tku ouik 11 * M r bkUri. n»d lire d<xoaiid <s.i i.i *m p*ri, ev C'"'” tl l:V as p»« Vvrired Iv bo* b*re* aro.re* !*■>«' »>*•’ la betk ai It 10 o IT# tl* earo* i» 0*7 It***, ami Ore swre**- we letl o' e*W4 al tv ««a It X X - *j«mv ee» ta*4 *qrev. tire wrenhrf Ikgj I** twrea Oreo, t-»l m.-TO it *»M bon* Wtea «• »» ‘W (v-ui 'n N. .ntrec* l* rwea wS.art a« fit «** U»>*>» (l |l kK (row- *», e* 11 SC |j* Sl.« In-tiw **•* 91 Gbi t»re tat-re* |N>t Xpi'L# Tbrero i* • ecare't) NtMt *« p» e.-4« av< Vi(A* XX'e kre*-v IhSkI <1 *.>«<*■ iwu w# Iw-ii-f erod at tr. •** I' ‘>St 4 p«e l.|NL~Hf l'*a*M<ve»n it-x* are*«-*» W"i bre* em»u, W i* et-.lifiC *> •» Spffil Kk. •WWV'-F.IU *' V***" Id 4-»» il in M#frh, with ins4fucfi"nt t<» prwHKutetlis tlo manda of tho tlnsninment with energy. It is also rsponixl Gist mir Government list (are* Give assurances that lien, (gullinan lies nothing to , ffa«lte<| forth uninterrupted ft-wiite nf flsnie, which •fi» with any fililnwtsftrig *i|u>4tiion against C.wire, Nuke through »h« smoke as lightning thrroiih the ami Ultevea that no espmhuoe is on foot At. i ‘humlerrlomi, and revealed iltetinrtly the unUirree tempts warn mad# todiMret the K. lB1 since, wr have txnt heard Home two ..1 three other cavce In this Htsts neextf t«* us. b«t w<> d**n*| leoinxilwr the ctti'unxF«anee* with anv dirttnriwroe For S while the women, like the rod man with tho hoy that " hooked " hia apt dew, w«* willing louse nrthl mssMina ; !*asl recently rt weeme, ffnd- lint that neither thtvrt# nof peGttons will do. they jisve determined Is »<*• whal vii'H* tlrerw is In »• stunos " hatchets, and M««. I’bo ntirt t*cre«V esse o| this klss*l cant* «*ff on *' «*In*re.|sy in t cm Hevtlle, In this Male F.*4 wane day*, »»«* t">d, tketw had hwen afLrel rMSPirlon* «.f sx*ch S pafp.we The w-*4v««« had _ _ if ted all spt*esi* and srgxstttwsia ro in«t«*cs th« deal snl* Hnfl'fnlsrv'n/Hlsie^ltaa faaiirnIdi n hl4 M !^^! > * t * i '•*** ‘•"Nuksn a. ^tleVlT*'fin»tf "'1W lb* #N HyiUH, Unit and Nrtdted st last thef 1 ‘/ J 1 ; , ( snd Mom* passed nvetuxM fin«SVHtNV*«1wyiadiy Nf \ wvvwld Uke Vhs law tnVxxlHett ownhands-xhc w.w*i mere than Ull-sn-hroti, sn*l the Ftsnch. wb«rt ’ p.rea*hle #•• Vo which the law son ke fwrt, U4 os tv work* pt our |e|V are lean prvVerted hy the gt*«nd pr-veiNsIl) Ills msddls wlih H*» a romvmiltee then "XIr# are, and 10 slmltcf Ii.ereal»e4 . i.re.1, in ol them htltd # wagon ok\ wrenl down |o the m- the Henehws, and one Id Ireiel) reply to |h# invasive ' Isldtshwxroxl ol the ptmcVpal des'e', *nd, slier •-•<**e V dir)# will, h id-ushrel Wp Iho psia|re4* of tkeri talk, Srthe» I'Wfwd »*| Ipdiwad lorn to g*t .re*.. IH* w.'ikt, (nil Ihrlf mf-ros pr *dot never fires *n - p* w#g-« with them, *lro«f •<«*! »ll ih.. Itqairi bait-la |a>ft>inl|y •.( sending their heGa Intollt«rt»th»sSwfres t#»»■'« Would hold, and taking the mum V»- »hs A« 14 o'clock this nrornlng «G wss »tl«ri once t'«*»ri Howes **p*at», kmwksal, nro ike w*au. hot , tnror, end III# sslUeil Sltrtlns had ofWSMsd th*ll |»«W 1 the barrels In m* head. sndJW'nsal lb« ltq«*.q tl»t“ j .. , [ «Mh* nuiitling# in tha town, and the lines ol A . , , »xroney x-enirsl ' fencesswstming with nten. ’l l*# roaring of shot, A ms r ins n rex|.a*iiG..u egstnst t:«»lre, hut wholly ' the scremnlng and Itisetni of hwity sHelJ. snd th# f«lt>«| j whittling of csrcsesM fined Up th* InUtvale Ire- Urn tumor la revived IhM Dud ley Mann. Aerial* ,h f H'* 1 •* *■ M „/ |,U |,l, j »»*«■*"» - V-* «*■»?.« ti"U I" lake effect afier the fill of .March next — His withdrawal, II Is hinted. Is rendered neceMsiy j In rouaropienc* of ceflain liolis. ret leliefx, said |o ' have linen written liy him dnring hia sojourn in I'u r«i|ie- ll la also the Impfewaion In Washington, l| l« •aid, that Mr Maim MM) he ..f|, ic*| |H» nporion ! I» Kraure It ia ilmuglff (o b« niiNa IlLly, |m». | , ^ evtf, thaillil# important tniseiuii will lm neervod Uusal’sn y*a» "n Ltiimeii soli" Vasal. |j| r * TL* Pel 1 *##•* w til ba e|*re*red .»*. tkatwMSf, Od dwiitif rire Ma-o, |Ms V 1* I, a*4 F«re* > i.» % e''i*to4 fell VJ II him writ* AT ST. AN 1)11 HIV'S HALL WAUGH’S ITALIA. s msvsi* PANORAMA 5 ITALY, Al.l. III. iVoMim. , m.i 'l-k NORTHERN,CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN ITALY. A H tawereMlas trertwse re# ItaHaa mrewrev awl W *dt \rt Avft SW? ffiwrt “cpip, Will *(rewtaa| ibe l>|H ^dikiH'iW sAndtrea Sk reeroa ' vqre« *• batVfre** * «re<P* *4*re* al ba* ftvat I nxiA'N ~tv«*w 1* xv*y run* *.«* 1* t*aaaa* it-a** ba»-» bw» SivMired remnaL "-w ” * #q 14# ito kiA«4^ * X* *•« *s..a.»c«e% Wot. 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