From Nears Saturday Gaz cite.
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| Pos From NeaFs Saturday Gazette
Liu& FUNERAL ON WINDERMERE.


BY MRS. ANNE ELIZA PoNsoNBY.
,..kv was blue, the Lake was bright the time was
d ,h- early Spring;
y codjlla.,riIlcd n joyous song went by on gIunc'
'% 'on.,,a ing wing;
u, M. with sails as white and free, went dancing


s. o'or tho foam,
9 ~ ee,ed cor, passed slowly by, borne to its
nos last, c home.
~ q L soft and baImy air thousand murmurs
I'M, % bhing song of lake and stream, the thrush $


mellow note
. Kpye the voice of bird and stream, above the
70 bilow's swell,
:. Il that tolls for parted souls sends forth lis


solemn kneIl.


prng! so green upon the earth ! thou or's"'


III und glorious Spring


rodiau, flowers what gladsomc sounds !!


what treasures thou dost bring!
hast life and freshness for the earth, and sun
n shine for the skics'
nal Tor This cold heart hast thou no life no li9h'
ID. tS, for these closed eyes?
.sii5i Zones, in thy pomp and pride, very Queen
- OF bloom;
Mn hon no rose to deck tho check, now pallid in
y. the tomb 49,,
W, NJ though no, burst these marble doors, and bid
that form arise !
!" is cold heart has, thou no life no light Tor
/ these closed eyes!
tsSnhast song for land and air, a song for wool
s'p and plain;


tingdovo's cooling note is there, the lark's re-
oicing strain;


cunst thou not, with all thy power, hush this
sad funeral moan?
Ming to these white, icy lips, one lost, departed
\ Il cunst nol-birds, and trees and flowers, thes'
a! have q vernal birth;



:, Z only dios and fades away while Spring is or
~ the earth. -
\ 4 ings are loud in joyful song-man only bow
" the head. r
Y utter stiffness of the grave, in the wall abov
u the dead.
y. he Washington (DeI.) Journal says--lt pnln
- announce the death Of Arnold s. Naudain


of Appoquinimink hundred, in this county
\ &hge was sxty-seven years. lie was useiu
worthy citizen and formerly in the U. S. Sen


rom Delaware, part he sustained with grea
4 Illness to the State, and with credit 10 himself


iss Websfer.-This young lady reached ou
H yesterday from Frankfort. We are glac


6s free. Wo feltconvinced that she would no


etained in the Penlentiary, and cannot bu
i tribute Of respect to that good feeling OF