DoMEsTIC LOVE.
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Is often seen thy beauty to abide:


rhy dwelling is in lowly cottage walls,
That in the thickets Of the woodbins hide;
With hum Of bees around. and from the side
Ofwoody hills some little bubbling spring,
Shining along through banks with harebells dyed;
And many bird to warble on the wing.
When morn her saffron robe o'er heaven and earth
doth AiEg.


. love Of loves Ito thy white hand is given
Of earthly happiness the golden key.
Thine are the joyous hours of winters even,
When the babes cling around the fathers knee;
And thine the voice that on the midnight sea,
Melts the rude mariner with thoughts Of home,
PeoPling the gloom with all he longs to see.
Spirit I've built shrine and thou hast come,
And ON its altar closed, forever closed thy plume
Or The tone Of the Democratic papers is
gradually changing from savagism towards
Gen. Taylor into respect for him. Ere No
yember, lS4S, they will hail him as the deliv-
erer Of his country. somewhat after the fash
ion Of the French journals, which chronicled
Bonaparte's movements after his escape from
Elba as follows


The TIaER has landed at Frejus.
The TYRANT has passed through Avignon.
General BoNAPARTE has arrived al Lyons.


The Emperor passed through Auxerre.


His Gracious Majesty, the Emperor, entered
Paris today. amidst the acclamalions Of his de-
lighted subjects. ... sa..


We have intelligence from Tampico 10 the
Sd instant Captain Piper Of the Baltimore
Battalion denies the report of the prevalence
of the yellow fever at that port Thomas Glib
bons of Baltimore was mortaIly stabbed on the
lst instant by George Norris Of company E,
Baltimore Battalion. Norris was under arrest.
ffSome Polk Democrat who is for re-
forming the world whether the world wills
to be reformed or not, publishes the follow
ing panaca for all the ills under which Great
Britain labors:


Plan ichereby Great Britain mag again be-
come Prosperous and Happy:
/. Let the Crown assume all the Parks,
SuutSn DOuldIu, uAu uOt CulufdICu,
paying for them low but equal valuation.
g. Establish Land Office, and cut up the
Crown Lands into farms of ten, twenty,
forty and eighty acres.
3. Divide these farms into classes -as to
quality and mprovements-and sell at fair
and equal prices.
A. No man shall own over 240 acres OF
land


5. To those who are poor, but honest
and of good moral character, deed-ten acre
farms on mortguage for term Of years
interest upon which is to be paid semi-an-
nually.


6. Abolish the law of Primogeniture


z. Establish Free Schools


8. Let the Poor houses and Prisons be
S9pae6tea with faFpa cal. lands that all NAV haln
| 9. Abolish the Court of Chancery.
To- Revise the Laws cheaper and sim
plify them.


4 IL. Let every man (if he choose) be his
own Lawyer.


IL. $4,000 is to be the highest salary
whether paid to Civil, Church or State Off
Ger.


/ 13. Cut down all salaries in the same
proportion, except those under f4OO.


IA. Establish uniform ten-hour work
ing system.