THE RULING PASSION.
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Cesar folded has robe around him. ana fell with dignity "eVen at the base Of Pompcy's Statue."

 John Adams died on the 4th of July, l6ss6, the 50th Anniversary of American lndepen- dence, with the word Independence on his lips.

 Thomas Jefferson's last words. on the ssr,ne day. were" Warn the Committee [of Public Satety1 uf their danger"

 Napoleon died, with tho professional phrase " 4ete darmee," trembling on bis tongue.

 On the morning of the day upon which the celebrated scit, Curran, died, his physi- clan having observed that he seemed to cough with more difficulty, he answered, |" That is rather surprising, as have been practising all night" :,

 General Harrisor's last words Supposed to be addressed to Mir. Tylerl were" Sir : wish you to understand the true principles of the Government; wish them carried out. I ask nothing more."

 Capt. Lawrence's dying injunction was -" Don't give up the Ship"

 Commodore Brainbridge, when he lay struggling in death, summoning all his on. ergies for final effort, exclaimed" Call all hands to board the enemy"

 And recently Commodore Porter, when dying in foreign land. directed as his last request that his body should be buried at the foot of the flagstaff. that even after death, the glorious stars and stripes of America might wave over him."