... SPEAK GENTLY ! (From the Sheffield Mercury. ) Speak gently 1 it is better far To rule by love than fear ; Speak gentlyl let not harsh words mar The good we might do here. Speak gently I love doth whisper low The vows that true hearts bind ; And gently ...

... The Brussels papers speak of number of Belgians preparing to emigrate from that country to California. The Austrian army, which now consists itu'ii, is composed follows :-358,122 infantry. ...

... THE DEAF GIRL. Br Anne A. Themont. He speaks to them God's word, For all are fix 'd in mute attention now, And not a lip is stirr'd, But joy sits smiling on each gentle brow And o'er each cheek has stolen a brighter bue — Oh ! that I could but hear those ...

... city well preserved, and the state of siege which the French have proclaimed is quietly acquiesced in. The people, generally speaking, are illdisposed to the French army, but that feeling is not expressed by acts of violence, though as many 17 assassinations ...

... death-hour of all the tender past. How frail is language, when as dark as death, The pa*ig heart if s muffled woes would speak ; Sleep's night-mare struggle, or the bubbling breath Of drowning mariner, is not more weak ; Or even thou soft Pity's pang ...

... better than the early kinds, and that the loss will not prove so serious as many appear to apprehend. Our letters from Scotland speak well of the progress made with harvest; in the Lothians the crops are nearly secured, and in the northern districts the work ...

... throughout India, but a trifling insurrectionary movement had occurred in the Gwalior dominions. Some of the Indian journals speak of stirring events that are in prospect on the northwest frontier—nothing less than another campaign, which is to take place ...

... RUSSIA OUT IN THE COLD, Speaking of the interview between Prince Bismarck and Signor Crispi, an Austrian Minister Baid on Sunday : — Frince Bismarck has declared himself fully satisfied. He and Signor Crispi understood each other at once, and, in the ...

... the speech of Mr. A. Bass at the Liberal banquet. Mr. A. Bass, identified as is with the Liberal party, must considered to speak as an oracle, and therefore, when he undertakes to lecture the clergy on their duties, we must pay bim the attention he deserves ...

... people. With regard to 44 the adoption of Auricular Confession. Penance, and Absolution, 1 deem it impossible to speak, as the address speaks, namely, if they were distinctly parts of he 44 Komish system. the contrary, duly practised. they are not only ...

... all descriptions of goods being in tolerable request both for home and foreign consumption. The hosiery trade, generally speaking, is in a more healthy condition than for several years past. There not much alteration in the price of silk. Yarns are p ...

... following bill was presentee a farrier :— To curing your pony that died yesterday 1L Is. * Mrs. Partington hearing some one speak of an artisl'i palate, wants to know the difference betwren an artist's and any body else's, and whether roast beef and plum ...