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Charlettetown, Prince Edward Island, Monday, November 11. IS61, New Series ---No, 44 ; , e . e

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a 4 eae a a - - = ——— = eo A a et rf op 2° letters. Her motu rave im to her, and watching ber nate | and | \ , le 2 pe ' : — ee ee ee 7 ———— ‘ ’ u $ ‘ ui ag d looking so pale and mterestiny th simple mourning Usat they With «a beating heart b ie ! ad | g al) ti ste sean ae : £ 7 : yg it be awaited her answer. ‘too canhous to ; . a \ t rc T a t il t ct ~ rowly, SAW Lrat the young farmer's was read first. | went away much more delighted wih Mrs. Lovelace then they; Her face was turned away but when he bent d d | Ieland, t vad a _— chance of volleys from Harriecn’s = ‘ It was a frank, honest, manly lever, The young man asked | had everbeea with Sally Aunshe. 1 tamer & Slekeds ar et & F iT ' ) h re Dent gown and, ae ‘ut .rowing a plunging fire upon the retiring lovaliste, . Oe ~ « - - ? ras it > ' the vh i : ; 7 ; ee for tierr daught +r as it she was the most precious thing on earth | lhe whole village was ringing with her praises. One told) * Will TU tars he acti a sunshine, oo oe ruthlessly at the bundreds trying to ewim raped . . spear . . , - - Ss . , } . _ . . 2 +e ; } eee 1 i HE EJ ECTED TENANT. iy wis evident tow deeply and tenderly he loved her. His af-| how kindly she had greeted her, and how she had insisted on| ¢ Yes John ' rome} co ore ” oe i : ribe that final scene ?—the ‘ rae | fal entateetieinehdiaiedl aot ene a ok ee ened eat t \ 2 7On vumolt end agony of that headlong deece o ‘ i r woking ber a present of a beautiful book tauslin--another dis- He caugtt her in his arms and kissed her passionately, ‘To| crowd along the shore, the bi & ent, the clamor and é My father ploughed this old lea land— Bu’ the old man wooed the girl in a different strain. He) played a set of corals, as a token of het liberalyy—a third | know that she was all his own, when he had s ly lo ‘ ! ind I asinine eee Bs His sire tor ages (id before ; suid Lile of his love, but spoke eloquently of the splendid ently) waxed eloquent in her favor over a splenétd annual, whieh had) was almost too mueh jov But ht sl ik t oe ti , lark hai i : naa Siete Lenn aes oe ‘ ‘ - : ’ - 2 o Lliis means he shared with bounteous hand, homemade ready tor bis brice, of the diamends she should wear Just been receiveo —another went into eestacies at the sight of from her face and lauvted reuet ae au eo fr oo nr Ua Pa a aia roughi the horror of death by water uv men who Aad always plenty had in store ; aid the proud and aristocratic circle over whteh she should a portfolo of new music, which was just what she had been ‘John, | told you my otis % Le anes oa a es uae ee Bi ready — the batile-field. | recoil from thinking of 4 “ e ; ‘ S ’ 4 fi ? "Kh 7 as +, Bio barns teomed with the frultfal coro. rego, ! he girl's cheek flushed, snd her eyes sparkled as she longing for, for many aday. Then, too, the old faniiliar furni- have oniy made ecmsente! romnniidd ofan? Ae és lean 3 a - the Fie », struck down by the fire from above, siipped im their 4 His kine lowed o'er the pasture field, read Ihe giow at her heart faded away in the glitter of those | tect of she-caiteve, bad net -been thtawa aide for any adc s ereh, have youmer ae aah . yours now: hago ' a upon the clayey river bank ; of those who wasted + " Liw cheerful sung Tose with the morn, upseen jewels, and ave laid the letters back upon the table with | ¢ Ny trumpery ; the old easy chatrs and pone Miles wera in theit She tad bin 6 ereetel sate niall | too ae acne in swinming half way acrose the ¢ j : i Liis labor brougnt us tenfold yield. an alr tuat showed her wind was ful y made wp. tluces, and some chance visitor at the cottage bad seen Mrs. * No, sir, only that 1 have imide it all over to you. Still. if aa. + the choute.for help where no help came. But I re- 4 * Well, my danyiter,’ sad her mother gency. Lovelace eating bread and milk out of the old- ashioned pewter itis likely to prove such a burthen to you, I sliiiiiail i a a Je — the determination of Beiral and his few my 7 : > , ; 7th ft i | oOciaies i : There's every spot he loved so well, Saily coloured and hong down her head perringer, wih as much relish as if she had never seen her tind ways enough to get nd of a8 >=? met » Who en their quanes to the edge of the hill, The hawthorn hedge, the upland’s loam, * Mother, | bke John Grant very much, but only as a friend, magnificent services of silver and Sevres elnwa. If Sarah had Sshall not copy hie answer. It might not sound so well | gall . oman efond the enemy's reach. And what more The messy bank, the little dell ! th nk. IP don’t want te marry hun.’ tried her best to resume her o'd footing wn her native place, upon your paper as it did here : . ea “ ye oe — refusal of tha beleagued colonels te That lies behind our cottage bome ; oD The old wan started to bis teet. she had secomplished allshe wished. — ui Sarah leaned her head against his breast, and looked rej oa fs ws ? Le ten eee teats -einiiinnds My motier too, | see her still, * What! os i Sally that is speaking so? Is it my girl that But there was one person who jistened te-all these accounts around upon the beautiful seene with a jenttii or i dubles se d uhs aDove Led by Coggsweil and Lee, several My fuotsteps watch with gentle care, has encouraged an honest fellow to love her, and now casts him of the pretty widow with a lowering brow. From the day of the sme on which she bad gazed so discontented! tee yeurs A a = ee ea — ; _ Save Reprove wugainat ber utmost will, off hike a worthless thing, becauge an old doting fool. eld enough ter marrage Jonn Grant had never being known to speak her before. y ’ ong avn thetbeaeiaen yam our side. Atal! events, - * ifathe » is Of ul , ae 2 " i Ur in wy boyish pleasure share. te se io wt ier, offers her a piece of coloured glass? name. But neither ied he been seen to pay any attention tu ‘ Acontented mind 1s a continual feast, she murmured. ‘1 the scene. All me re oat oases closed wpba * 3 ee i ; at scores r pre swore » . . : ea s . - 0 escaped . < . * Hust " another, though scores of pretty girls were ready and willing could net understind it then—but now [think [ feel the trath and midnight wae close at hand before ti _ . : a There's yonder meadow by the stream eee T ’ 'o fset their caps’ forhim, Johu was considered, by intrigming of these words, dear John.’ other field officers sull on th ae — ous Where oft I roved in childish glee, The gentle aand laid upon his arm, and the gentle eyes that mothers and ccequettish deugh ers, as the best matenin the place, — ‘ complished, and se + saw that their duty was ac- ‘¢ And in the sun's bright early beam met bis own, quieted his rage. He sat douwa again and sighed and eagerly sought atrer on that account. Bat the efforts of al! rin ‘ 2 aie oa : 7 a ered.themeelves and the remnant of 2 I've climbed for nests the big oak tree ; Heavily. were in vain. He was always gallant anid polite, bul ever 1 iE C1\ IL WAR IN THE STATES soabdocenes aaa p al os ee enn mae 7 ) . . . - i ? 2s . And whet waturer years grew nig), * Weill, Sally. | have always said you should marry to please tender —and the mere mention of Mrs. Lovelace’s name would fooreni | time’ hed. ite i - “ aa us such brave men, but defeat this I wenta wooing down the vale, yourself, and i'l keep my word. Not another word will say drive the bload from bis cheek, aud set bis hesrt to beanng, oi FURTHER DETAILS AND INCIDENTS OF THE LATE | ieee ae 8 <a ce oe iierald who bri tidings of out And whispered love with fondest sigh, against it, But remember, as you ake your bed so you mus! | loud’y that be fancied it must be heard on every side of the BATTLE Al LALL’S BLUFF still a wey se 3 - a we pene = b i chivelry is W hiie mirth went round or startlin - tale. he in; and mark my words, you will rue the dey when you room, Bef. | the e c th ~ a tee me drinee tics tre ' oY . . : 7 - . efore oeeed " : | ' marry Simon Loveiace fur his money. O, that L sheuld see a The wiseucres of the village wageed their heads and smiled f a ore praceed (Agen = a word solstize to. she naane "The “ r saieean rs rsa 4 . . . ° + . ? . © a , ae ne c try are “on “@ . e . » ; Thee fausind aiplhed arith fearfal otrides, daughter of mine knowingly at Mrs. Lovelace’s return. Iideed ove of “alem | exo), ° sy a ry ope Conrad xs Ferry, and it may serve tO he ~h.- re 1es awe —— that evening. Oh the misery of af] } 1. ic ¢ ‘ iD't > > > ne ‘}* } . t i And gnawed at stalwart manly hearts, He checked himself, and rushed out of the room. He nag went so tar as to pour out all these symptoaisof uuswerving pels ‘y pt ‘s » i ¥ t ie engagement, Phe Blue Ridge hel onde ; Seen night, when the rain poured down upon a | j e 3 z ranches o re arper’s Ferry are : a “@ escaped flood And tore each loved one from our sides— taken an nowise course. The girl might have been won over love to their fair object. But much tothe good lady’s astonish i és th * bE pet aera ot het a aie pereer mond biesel hel huddle. an ms, f es pabaase ; ei : J L t isti- Ss , we Nean 7 ; P ‘ , ) : Z *Tis madaess that the thought lin parts. by venileness, but now all the pride of ber nature rose up at ment, Sarah neither siniied vor blushed, . She trembled a litcle of m Das ca wa fo 7 a id nary ¢ fort of nature. The renge ies : fib a ~ ed toget + bereft of comrades-in-arme ! & e ‘ 0 tar > . t arvian oa * e > I struggled with the demon wild, her fither’s words. tler mother sighed as she looked at her, —turned pale, apd aben barst ato a Hood of passionate tears loot . a tae xtends ta Y Maryland, and lines the horizon above | a C 4 the dea oer guarded by sullen watchers: the ; Fur things grew eadder day by day— and felt that all persuasions would be useless now. | "71 dnek, aamme cbprtea 16° heneentak Miah ature af Tal | 4.) a“ _— ee £ in steep bluffs, and oceasionally un- —— ae Pro. ed in every possible shelter; the river i i s 7 ~ duté r ce EK t's Ferry » 22e i . : l j Bthedie ti’ atntieh'alnnnd bila. + Sally, you little know what marrisge is,” she said at last, | iar, Mrs. Simuh,’ she cried, indignantly. ir vob’ Oak to “ on like ae sf erry. One of these bluffs rises on ~ a my walt savege triumph over the havoc it had made, ‘ é : . is ‘ - 2 iva t ; > - ‘ ie , >} : P 3 ‘ Bat ove by one they pined away. *] am atraid wis the gold and not the man you covet. Think keep my friendship—-never, never mention his name to me be about co aes above Conrad’s Ferry. I should take it to ; rent darkiing and murmunog op the east and west; fur a moment, Can you love, honour and obey bin ?’ on @ ve about fifty or a hundred feet high. It is only approached by | “hile high on that fatal opposite steep Iaythose whose ocenpancy a . : via ; ’ tas a single bridle p: ~h w “etsy y even t i ’Twere better thus a thousand fold, Phe girl's proud lip cucled scornfully. She hurried ont of the room as she spokel and left the news- be ee we _e atnapies winds upward, and which can only he Se at ore + then forbid, with pale faces upturned to 3 T. die beadath the old s60f tree. ‘Can you bear to spend your whole life with him--to give monger to spread the ‘story as ste chos-. As a matter of oe ety “ge ith (te caution. Our men cou d only ascend aie rt ss 0 a eavens. Next morning the island was ' Than perish in yon diteh from cold. hic all your thoughts, ali your love—can you be true to him, course, Jolin Graut heord it before he was twenty-four hours ~ me — ‘ apd even then: with difficuliy; and in mony ae ge : 7 an of rebel preparations enforcing such a move- , ’ - ; s : ’ : ; iM espec > |e are . , ent. is . si al Wiese rattles tenn ‘had ‘driven we. my child, and cling to bias e8 well in adversity us prosperity? older. He turned away with a eareless laugh, but still the tale ¢ i. cis the landing appeared to be as perilous as Wolfe’s b rst, however, boat-loads of dead and wounded were ‘stranger will from henceforth sow Th tale ceriaestyy* 43 | eatin . heen. eind ‘the: ined. bicinalenn eee ad + i% sere ed ascent of the [eights of Abraham. In the middle fought from the battle field under a flag of truce, and a des- J ' i ° aa eC lou imse i4e suze lt s » P mae , ; Quid sentethinwiek aud fentile coil * Mother, | will try.’ hat. aas.ae ke Eeflaned ie aa ae ae af * n times of the { oto ac, and rather closer, if anything, to the Maryland patch had been published in Washington stating that General j pt ' ; y- { day, as he follows , What Such Strange agita- th: ; mis che lean ic ote r i 5 sf ‘ore ross tomac And in my own loved home below Bui ihe gul’s face was averted, and her voice trembled. Mrs, tion could mean. Could it be, after all, that Sarah recisbusibiere d - a ay sa aethecaits chit bes ra pot cote aia eat ae wes SS re re tho ® » ‘ A stranger rests irom daily toil. Ainslie sighed, but the next wowent her face brightened ag sue and loved hin? ths heart lesped within him at the aba _— ess, and known as Harrigon’s Island, and in width a fur- 6nd held his position secure against any hostile force. % saw a gay, handsome young man leap the fence, as if disdain- *] will go over there to-night and ask her, like aman ” he oT ae a In crossing, therefare, our troops had to debark ——— : This sod from off my poor wife's grave ing the gate, and come up to the door. said to bineelf, at suneet, as he drove his cate ital ated " the ear and Seromert> before they could attain the other | (From the Boston Courier.) J tie Chobe , ' “pl ag ae Se 3 arés shore, which made the ope p dix it | Is all on earth that { hold dear, * Here comes one who « an, perhaps, do more towards chang- some. [1 is no use of my trying ta dive this way, ‘To see her wonld have ‘ “ oe hu ‘ i ration; AEP, Mere tedious than #} THE GREAT NAVAL EXPEDITION, m hile fur éeresd the “Atlantic wave ing your resolution than I,’ she said. * I wil! leave you totalk every day in ihe streei, or at the wiadow ef her room, and yet The rubs ft 1 K a inary bert * er. iwe j lini , 1'tt cnedmy:lenely bitter tone os nites? meee abu, it.den ene dee.eeete Wee ee : yet i ans of transportation consisted of two miserable flat-| The injunction to secrecy in regard preparations tae ts “ar. a g, i i B - 12 will take ib ' ee f ‘ . ; : j v to the { "Tis thus thy hearths, dear fatherland, Sarah looked up as br mother left the room, and there upon me, | may yet be a happy wan—rf not, why the sooner | a a ee of Se atatee mn each, anda metallic life- | for the great naval expedition which is to operate on the i 3 Aentatnal ton..tt Jave-amhlenka. the threshold sioud John Grant, bis fine face glowing with hope and far away from this village, the beter’ se ; ere men. They w ere monaged by inexperienced Southern coast, has been removed by the Government since ce! i! Moda densiote by the spoiler’s hand— land pleagure. , Having come to this resotution, John Grant saw his cattle ” et * who ne ‘, nothing of the river, and were compelled the sailing of the fleet, and we are enabled to give the'follow- " F one — 2 289 > ‘ . ole ‘ > “77 ” , © , if : my | The lust of gold his vuly right. *Oh! this is cruei!’ she exclaimed. And springing to her safely bestowed for the night, and went up to his room to dress ara ear ere" ree te Sa r. The re te very ing particulars : ‘" f she 7 ieianes hy . tee es ‘ » fe se , ; r ; : FSS strong. and im Some cases Doat loads were swep! down the rive — . oh resi ~. ot") he Ree nen Se KoOw 5; 0% he stopped he e? or the eventful mterview. John was mu cy dandy) We was past the landing place. On rea h x the is! Fi ue eee The expedition is the joint work of the Navy and War De- : ‘ “Tt W U O E D ca Ww hy, Serah, how is this? he asked playfully. ‘You are simp'y a handsome. healily, and robus: young farmer 3 and yet van d wert ‘ ee ag" : tH Vi ar rn ,. nes a 7 Saeien. partments. it was meant to have been read by the middle . e at ovum bie ide 2 pndnith Phined dnnkd » a is a Pes $ Hat : oo re taken to the ryinta shore in boats equally as worth- > 7% | tle sone to — Sway Sera , aaa i ain eee nou when he had deaved his suit of black browdcioth, and brushed | jess as those which brought theal from ihe hh deed, so a icin ole atid the Navy Department had ite vessels teady ; i 3 laimly, as az honest manu should, are you! thas been hard vis curly har and flowny beard. before t lo ‘ : : ae »~ then. It was i I i : An leafy girths, the garden-walls wanes Ox ate. fk gf ae i pia ore the ylase, L doubt if stow y were the troops transporieé vhat it was far into the afver~ a eass i however, bee ible to get ready the immense lg a ¥y £ ‘ ating for a year back, and you were so kind and geatle wh) Broadway cuuld show ater specnnen af manhvod tian be. goon before ce” sian buena . Vv on material of the expedition y that time; and though e i De . 4 rae the limes — plats were drawn— me: on last Sunday night, that 1 thought | must wy wy fate Prue, iis cheek was sandurnt, and his hands Were 4ough and vat hi i. it “ha eT te MUSTa9 of bo tee a 7 eyay» ae be!- ody concerned wi rked most diligently it was not Oat ; 4 ‘ tound maoy a myrtled interspace -s onan. : ’ brown O60" ’ , ae : Bile hinveréd in all about sx hundred men. djmrant aig . - a ; ’ c . Drown, Huthis heart wasinthe right pla@e. ard his face. with. sk. uit ah ; 13th of October that the transports were }; ons ersping breath of summer lawn. I'he young git! groaned at the recollection of that Sunday | us honest, fearless expression, was rf h o pid “as ac : a -Unker remained on the Maryland shore to superiutend trans chipments of troops ready +4 be henoa, 2 Rts? 98 ENP new! ‘ Gi * - be ot . d ES 3 8: ° é S1¢ 1 as ty Ob poration. 4 f . Sa es . o ° igh an the wae sculpt Tuscan arn, | oight, suv full of inmecent happiness. right adatre aod love, lam sure | showld have, done so 1 ub: : r : : sists of the followirg vessels : - . The peacuck drowsed ; and far below ES. nen paul” dhe Gad balllé RC cc OE we ge ie oa Cl wbing up the bluff, Tie rte "armed in the. Vine of Ss any ae ut . | . Y Pa me 4 CwiGll BATISM ik rinesIf, doin went down into battle ' sor ve salen Srz Range many a terrace statue-dusked, ‘Not f, al you te li me what is the mavter,’ he anewered, the kitchen and took his seat al his inouee’s table Hie ‘a bathe, ina held some bhumired yarda ina direct Tinefrome. the | TEAMERS, Gens. eae fringed with bulustrades uf suow. taking both ber bands in tis. She tried te free them, but he sister had already climbed into the he vig CHaie Nisahbe ave sil eT Se by a meantime, &@ company «of Massachusetts bdih, Ping ship Wabash, 58 ** 1 luve,”” 1 suid ; she silent turned heid thea fast ik al Sa ee ; vhich had been in the advance as skiemishera. came upon a | Ship Mi a> d, } 7 : ‘ ard was pratthog abent some gift she hed recened Fars : : oe § > 2 upon nip d innesot#,; : 57 oe, eM er thoughtful face afront the = uth, * le tt because | was vexed. last night, when you stopped In * The lady gave it to me Phelady > ; a * shewcrie yo Tos of the Kigiith Virginia Regiment, who were In Ship Roanoke, 54 t W hile twenty shadows, P wssivn- winged, the dance, to let old Sunon Lovelace Hx the rosebud Nn Yeur hoiding up a tile corel oa nae oe " ae eh Papi seprgrowi iy hs ¥ fired, the rebels retreated, and Sal_rne VESSELS : ; Cr Raa round the curvings of licr mouth has? .C : : we ee elian heart that hung from her week. the Massachusetts men, afraid they would g@ he al: a : ype UNS, ‘ “eo . ' ° main? Come, | will cout ss that | was wronge | ought to have *\Whhai lady, Hattie 2 ’ ve oud give the alarm, con- . ‘ ” er wy 4 ; lap ; taped m eager pur : b Ohi e si Frigate St. Law ‘ ; kuown you beter. Forme to be jealous of the old man, was ‘The laty that T ves at Mr Anslie’s and wears a black dress.’ chey t a f Sa a a chon, Of lrerearg, Samm ieee in’ ae 5 ; stole one hand acroes the seat, perhaps rather ridiculous. Butyoa shall never find mesoagain. J. hn suddenly bent down closer over the trinket to hide the 4 a ee ee eee ee ew eee oer 20 And touched ber dainty, shining arm, Only say you will be mine, and he may kis my bride on her flush Upen liv cheek ; . ECE LOSS THC |. woode, however, Mey. came suddenly upen a ravine behind | pe Jamestown, 22 Leant two her neck, and whispered through [wedding day, ifte fykes. What, stil silent? L telfyou Ewell thee ar hue sedeshe lady say. to you Me hn nbdibicsil cs “o ch the enemy had sh-liered. ‘The rehbela rose, fired « wol- | _ Cumberland, 24 The trees that hid her snail ear’s charin. wovheeare ter Bid'aetn! ’ ssildd emncniad: Eekia ial you: 2Ked yen he Jey into the Massachvseits men with fearful « Tees, and ran into > Savannah, 24 du . , : 7 y “ ha ' i ‘ ° re woo.de Afra f * ‘. — o g a bot ras stirred the pleached grapes, | * Never!’ she echoed, looking up in his fice with a dreary < Mins pikted, com sabes. iee, Mame ied tie eens eee \ a . Afraid of an ambush, the Pederals did not pursue o Dale, 16 . . : . j . - te ° a? a “aa [e ay sita ti “ut i 3 . { a r¢ >| : ~ onl : } . s _ “ ' a : ate - ve half oa etary 8 froth ; smile, * aod yet you have greater cause than ever, fur 1 am go- ‘and wien | wed ler she kused me, and eave me t ie ein, ae ‘Se nence ; to fais back to the main body, carrying athe Guynoars. *And i juve, Or cream ove ing to marry hin.’ : 4" : > we t. ia & at. ? heir Gead and wounded, j Albatross Alab ’ : . a what makes her jock sorry, John? Liove her—den’t you ? ” bee ei, t dads ek . : ——— Augustus if Sweet evusin mite, need’st thou be wroth ?”’ I'he young man started back,ae if he had got a blow. ‘Sarah, € There. ffatire ‘ed b Mi*ci be te . y ay Phe enspicion that the woods conta ‘ned a large body of con- Curlew Dale Florida ih ‘One moment trifling with her fan, you are not tp earnest’ brother a chin hbid te eat 4 eaacte* ; + — give your cealed rebels was just, for the moment the retreat commenced Harriet Lane Iroquois Isaae Smith F t ‘ : 7 is supper, said Mrs. Gra hose rime sued i ! i i . She pressed the wargia to her brows ‘Tam going to marry Me Lovelace!’ she repeated keen eye detected her son's covfusion : ; rant, Whose a regiment issoed irom the trees and fired | The Massachuzetis James Adger Mohican Monticello on = ~ , . . ’ 7 t 4 » ’ P ’ si - “ i »! e} » . r Z rr ee abe replied, and peace and rest 7 Taete wes av need of freemg her hands now—he dropped Puls lntle-entiy tives etanbiliieh: eiaietatictis Uhnieiaiae iil ' re onent heave 'y, lowly retreating, and suffering great loss. Mount Vernon New London Ottawa wellio your heart, and hearth, and jiouse. them of his own ax cord, and s'eod lookir g at her in eilence. Leahod.cint shih thadettette e - sx weaiggasin Ses mi a Baker ve the firing, and with his whole force advanced to renee Fembins Penguin 4 et : ee : ’ “ese P adits Peete. 004 heir relief, and the action became 1 > ocahon » * Wouldst see the picture 1 adore?” * And e you have been tofling with me for a year back, he made her mother smile. Jodia, relieved from all further smpor- a which the Gettle oa ‘ — general. Tins was the Way | ins tag Quaker City R. B. Forbes : re pic adore - exclaimed ta bitter scorn. * Laughing in your sleeve a! your tunity, finished his supper ta peace, and took tus i a tik really commenced Pe minep Seneca Unadriia Through pensive lips she answered ‘Yes; poor dupe, | have no doubt, and setting your tap for the wath- table betund bum PHPRE! 32 PLEA yes inet $e mh tne Phe ground was exceedingly unfavourable to our forces. | Yankee Young America Then slowly ebieiin-cernse 00a j . i 2 * g \ t } i abe elund tis On each side of them w . sees P et i . . 5: * : e ered old miser. an, } rad oved you so lenderly 3 ; bate ee iy ach side of them was a corkfeld, in font was a weod and | ‘ : ; Her sweet face winite with. pain's excess. a f me os ly ' en —- ms : y . ie ery and hae hat nh aa bi be at home, Johu ?* asked his mother very dense undervrowth,. extending “c their right and left In a ote Salk a 11-inch Dahlgren forward, i : : 5 ‘ ie you as te a fend. » you know as he went toware » door : Se 4 ' . . ” P i J drew the wirror trom my breast, what you have dune? My mi-ery will be vour cdrse. 1 shal! For og ut hae hii ¥ re 8 ' 1 bot! led ' ihe undergrowth the rebels were concealed, while sharpshooters | four 24 setinddes Eel nidedta cate gun and from two to } it i . ca . ; tials eae ae _* —* ‘ ome ieir epfes met, ane oth emiled gravely. +e8 me ‘ : . ath in oer ’ J “A nee SS pare band; be with you tn your splendid heme, and everything you see or Joho had no secreta from his dear wether She read his errand ee = — ee = ~ off es = e*s—anid to this The terry boats are eapable of carrying from 500 to 900 4 » ’ $3 4¢ ove, (hear eiell remind you of the man you hive “. sa wg . ’ cause is generally attributed cur large joss of captains and line - . . ' Low vok “ i , fe ened: «Here ® | 10 his-eves ’ . . g P ine men, and are generall d 7 ; oP Sart eT Bo 6 5 \ yes. Ca : ice hi ama men, generally armed with 7 guns each. ilow- ‘Cet blussum ~ a1 5 your picture,’ he added, fiercely tearing iu from his neck. *f cannot tell,’ he cried. ‘f may be at home in an hour | mee oto as Baker timnglf “es ‘ “hot 7% _, aud pointed ing isa list of those sent with the Secoaieil 4 Parsaon } 1 bloomed aelant her brows, 4 Peke st. ana the goiden _ a ' 7 ie ; ? >» hitnout to a soldier, who brought him down Then the ma} i , 4 , an. 2 gol chain with it, since you love gold go ms oe > A) cm . cae ; , - : 1e main Commodore oPpy Her low voice trembled through and throust ; g : » y « are and | nay op rt come im till very late. It will not depend VpOK bady of our forces advance e purst og e ’ > ; Pe : Eagle, Ellen, Ethan Allen, Ma flower e" a well. Or let be there. He threw it upon the floor at her myself, you know.’ the pursuing rebels came down Pocahontas, Star, Stepping Sto W hiteh P She druoped her head—* Ah, cousin mine, feet, ond theta’ away i . ve ae ; od | oe be with du S8 : witha ye 1 halted sudden!y, and then retreated among the ’ ? PP > ne, itehall. God her she 3 , - : zit, au iuc you, m oy. : adie ; ; : Fa hc oats belp ’ for Joyes yeu tow. [a May God, forgive you " he eaid, as he turned at the door to ‘Thank vou. mothet, Gobd bre.’ y as ee ae rae oe nalts ola r TRansrorts. " take a laxt loal oe lace face ‘that ? nd bh ie y atint* tli, ‘i irginia regiment, was taken prisoner Sapt. Markoe and a | STEAMERS. ; ‘ T ising aap. of Seked wo paced . sis Gad farive fed a0 rp aaa vad worked hie ruin. st siiat = aan door, teed down the path that private of Company A. He had been i aa in our depart: | Ariel “a pers # t =. hen rise ogee) — j g? yuu, apd pily me! led tothe raad. ‘The eottac . Alc . baa ; o ; i" . re oin W herethe dun almonds dusked the swarth ; ss fied : : ; ; roa he cottage of Mr. Ataslie was not far away, ments until last spring, When he went to Virginia and joined Atlantic 2845 ion = 7 Cee nett ; “ne lifted the despived picture from the floor, and gozing a! and lis mother, watching him out of syght, saw, with a beating the rebel army 7 - oan Aiab 1261 Mar 800 i heard the u » wou the sintiing innocent tace (so different from her's at that moment) | d co : i ; | Atecamea Matanza : : ; g ‘ t ' ‘ ‘ ' heart, (hat he had turned towards the bous we ! igi a ; } Saas ; — ° 8 ‘The ae te ae actos Sas tases eall Anil Sanches Waa eee i an he gehen — ~ maunas wid setae sheng lhe fight which had been thus precipitated upon Col. Baker, , Baltic 2723 Merecedia on y \ ° e Ictic @ lu > f h re 4 re e lost a nat > one ial ; Till half the palws lapsed black in shade, entered, she wae calm, and saying simply — gy ee on Leone a eh rere she lost and which certainly was not anticipated by our men, now com- | Belvidiere 1000 Ocean Queen 2Rn2 i And half the poplar tups grew pale, »[ shallioarcy Me Lovelace, mother,’ went to her own room e ate wea. Sone * rousehold duties, with the praitle of enced in terrible earnest. The rebels numbered over 4000 Ben Deford 1080 Oriental 1060 3) . ; i dir. ove Ps ? ser iiitie giri ringing in her ears » ‘ol. Baker m: ' . j nateae ee aoe | ‘The marrage was a.dreary one. The old farmer keptbis If Johan Grant tad besought the favor of Venus she cou" ate aoe = r maintained Wits Eround; Wis wen tought with /hampee wl Byes Parkersbu 1715 ; , mellow-throated nightingsle. word, 4nd said nething more against hs daughter's choice, but got have given him a better opportunt Vi bdelare bis windini desperate valour, and gallantly held their ground, mm the hope Cahawba 1643 Philadelphia 1238 ic ¢ Was oure; from bird and plant, she read yoluinese in his clear blue eye. And when the vows he had before } ea “ne aoe _ wie eres : ra han | chat reinforcemenis would arrive, either from General Gorman | Coatzacolas 1500 Potomac i Sethe Sulet exlandenr inthe bide, wad Wt pdt aid vie tania Cat bee ode inbtnede afte |ec — . . . . 0 : \ ns ve custom of the young widow oy the left, or from their friends in the rear, who were endea- | Danicl Webster 1035 Roanoke 17T1 : : : ' : : , | one wh tebehetenme ; . : i faney wyriad roices sig’ ied : ia (atte'dedie te ee ; ’ c a . 1 the garden cach evening, just as the betthant vouring to cross. But the endeavour to cross was a vain one De Soto 1675 Santi *~ “G ~ r upon ber mother’s breast and hear her low fond bless- colors of the sunset in ihe west were meliivg into the clear grey oT ; : ne nsage de Cuba 1850 ' : od bless her, fur she loves you too. nine tho ntteh 3 , re ioe int clear grey The reinforcement came over so slowly that I am assured that Empire City 1761 Spald wll. g, she wished with ali her heart thet she unght. die then, and of the twilight. It was the hour she loved best of the oventy ae palding cnmapinmanieaniap- sateen: Meee aha ton ne of cent. ont gy Sw ‘ os ye si Whet je iwen - hardly enough of our men arrived to take the place cf the killed Ericsson 1902 Star of the South 960 : A 9 80d sie eiways spn hone. i4t Visions passe _ ‘oride 5 . 3360 3 THE TWO OFF ERS But death comes oftenest to the happy. Sarah tried to love through her brain as she paced up and down that wecan i adtin and wounded, | ae 1251 Vanderbilt . her busband—she was certainly grateful to him for the elegant path, it is not forme io say At ail events, she was not think ee on 2123 Winfield Seott — ; —_—a i ] ; ; i : *, she i ik a 4 cuapexa..1 | nome te which he placed her, sad the jewels he lavished with ing ot John, and when he stood suddenly before her, she started But the end was fast approaching. Cur thinning forces were Saitinc Vessexs. i 4A : ia willing haad to deck his young bride. But sometimes, when as if a serpent had spruog up at her feet assailed by four tines their number. From every side death = ToNNAGE T 4 ; ’ , ail . : = ‘ od : stueltere t , . : : , ea . heer rere) mind i@ a continual feast. she stood ina gay and fashionable crowd, blezing with dia- ‘You here?’ she said, coldly, when the first agitation was stormed upon their anslualte red bodies. Half their line officers Groat Republic 3356 Zenis Coffin Witees ' words feil, naif wnconeciwuely, from the lips of a young | nonds, andyhe envy of half the evy, the memory of lier country over. ‘ Wiwi can we two have lo sey to exch other, Mr.Grant? | “*°F® wounded or killed. “Phe undaunted leaders were also Ocean Express 1697 Golden Eagl ‘ . . , » a . $ - , 7 . ® > 2 " girl, who stood io the duor of ter father’s cuttage aud looked home weu'd come up suddenly betore her, aud the words she Pardon me, the air is chilly, and L aust goin ; falling. Ward, Lieut. ol. of tue Fifteenth, had received a | Courier Gem of che Me 1128 $ ‘ ; " ; J . é 7 - al # a OU! Upon hue pivasant farin. had uttered on that eveartel day seemed written in letters of ‘ No-give ne one moment,’ he seid, hurriedly. Let me frightful wound ; Coggswell was shot through the wrist; Lee, | at the & coe mf 'wasa lovely scene on which her eyes rested, Across the fire wherever she turned her eves. ‘A coutemed mind is a speak to you once sure,and then, if you will, you may leave Devens, Harvey and Stewart were still fighting eadly and in f it 1€ ; were are fully armed, and havea crew on foad, and hefure the house, 4 fine orchard eloped down to the continual feast.’ Her heart sunk within her as she remeaiber- ie forever.’ vain; aball shattered Wistar’s sword arm—he dropped the ne 8 . wy the ee Several transports were added to pastures, where the flocks and herde of Milton Atnshe wete ed the words, and saw the fearful mistake whe had made. ‘ff you had done what T have done { would consent,’ she “&??°™ picked it up with his left band, and General Boker eae ee at Fortress Monrce, and the entire Atlantic equadron ; t ; will co-operate with the expedition, The expedition consists J

himself restored it to the seabbard. Ales, that the chivalric

grazing. At her right hand © smooth, level evreich of green There were not wanting ‘hose among the gay throng of her answered, in the sathe cold votce If you had myured me, | : leader should never again do such kindly service for a brother

awerd, with an old well-sweep rising toward the sky, iay sun) acquaintances who would giadly have won the ear of the beau-) would torgwevou. Bur | canact be forgiven, it huris my pride, in al oC tay weeeale,

The naval part of the expedition is under command of Com-

ng 19 the afiernoon sunlight, and at her left, a flower-garden tiful Mrs. Lovelace with their words of flattery. But, with li and that, you know, ie the worst partof me,’ inarms! The yelling enemy began to break fram the wood d F a } that hed been pienied by her own hands, filled the ait wiih fa- her faults, she wee a goo! and virtuous woman, The lessons, ¢ Stay ove moment,’ he pleaded. ‘ Teli me ane thing.’ and through the smoke upon our confused lines. ‘The criss | WC" I Haat pats. Be 14. native of Now Jersey. bat ie ~ @feace. Old Kover, the house-dog, crouched at her feer, wage her prous mother bad implanted in her young heart were noc ail ¢ Waat-ie.it:? 5 had come. There was some hand-to-hand fighting ; a few cf na citizen of Delaware. Capt. Dupont entered the Navy ‘ t ging bu feathery tai’, and trying, vainly, to catch her eye ; but lost, and she was tree, in word and deed, to the husband whe ‘In all these months that have been such months of misery the gray-coats got eutangied with our own forces; we took a 1D 7 oD He has therefore been in the service forty six years ; : 4 tor ence he wee enheodad. jhad Jearned to idelize her. tome, have you been happy, Sarah." prisoner and passed him to the rear; they took a dezen, and = sich twenty-two have been passed in service at sea, and ; w open, smiling face had Sarah Ainslie naturally, but | A love so pure, and true, and deep as his, could not fail, at She smiled bitterly. marle aaa paid charge. Just then e'body of mon appeared, | wer Jeers Saf one dnateers duty, in our. various oy 7 N0* 16 wae overshadowed by a frown, and the dark blue eyes | last, to meet with its reward. By degrees she banished the + T see you wish to wring a confession from me, that you ean PTess!e Gown trom the left. The General ordered the troops 7" | in is € pooked half sad, hett angry. ; , wnage of her rejected lover from her mud, and devored herse £) soothe vive wounded vanity with my grief. Me saat Bales erpead, hie to'stand Arm, and: cxied -'** Whe ere these nas?” Rk feet unis 7 commenter Charles H. Davie, who < & sontented mind i» x continual feast,’ she repeated,thuagh'- to her husband. He little guessed the secre! of her fond al- heen wretched.’ * Confederate troops, yon d d Yaukees!"? was the reply, 1 Am A me U revere par list pearly os the mente tie = | faliy. + Se fetave ofen ‘ells me, and | suppose it mast be true. |tentons, little knew that she was so kind, so gentle, and 80, He came nearer, with an eager air, and took her hand, but and they ruched. almom muhig, bayanet distesce.Qne huge olteate in he ar aeet empua, aelestend onital .