Evening Star Newspaper, November 24, 1860, Page 1

ee lll ee er THE DAILY EVENING STAR ts FUBLISHED EVE”Y AFTERNOON, (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,) AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Corner of Pennsylvania avenus and 11th st., ear, of Stoents per month. To mail ce petal te 93.9 a year, ia advance; $2 for six menths; $1 for three months; and for less than toree months at thorate of 2 centes week. Single copies, ONR CENT; in Wrappers, TWO CENTS. MENTS sn0u!d be sent to the office ‘ 2 o’ccook m.; otherwise they may not appear until the next day. A WINTBR UNDERGROUND. The short but glorious summer of Lapland was drawing to aclose, and I remem! with hour of departure from . is a place little in Sweedish land, about a hundred and fifty miles beyond the extreme limits of Norway; and its sily. ald pastures are surrounded by the far hing moorlands, of which by far the greater part of the country consists. And the people? I never met a young face or ax old one among these simple folks that had not a pleasant smile for the ot never went into a Lapland hut without finding x kindly weleome, for my worthy little hosts would bustle to fill the bi, bowl with milk and the largest basket with berries, and to produce great piles of “‘smolke’’ and dried fish from the sea coast, and, laxury un; lleled, perha;3 even a grot the way from Norwi bread) te do honor to 1! could [ help gr ing fond of looking, soft-hearted people? The village of Kublitz was built of green boughs and watt! he posts e whieh su; ported each cott: being of pine timber. In fact, the huts were not cottages; they were leafy booths such as the roving Tartar some- ; and these summer palaces of living verdure added to the holiday air of the place, and were suggestive of a perpetual pic- nic. Dut the true houses were under the earth; not above its surface. The green tents I have been describing were mere temporary pavil- ions; and beneath them, with only a low chim- ney, like a magnified molebill, peeping above ground, were the trac homes of the Lapland- ers, the caverned storehouses for all their worldly wealth, ard their own dwell for more than nine months of the year. And now the time was coming when the green booths were to be deserted, and the sun to vanish, and the strange underground life, like a mole’s, was to begin again for the long, iron-bound arctic winter. Peter Wow, the chief man of the village, in whose wigwam I dwelt, warned me that the daylight would ily cease, and that he had better prepare boat to convey me down the river southwards, so that I might teach Norway “before it got dark.”’ A strange idea seized me—what if I were to stop behind! Ihave been here through the day- light, the long three months’ day, that puz- tled me so terribly at first, and robbed me of my sleep, and made me blink like an owl at the uawearying sun that would shine at mid- night, and which upset all the habitsof my us life. I recollected what a strange ‘ion that had been, how new, fresh and ant; and it is not often, let me tell you, t s somewhat world-worn and worid-wear- ied man, who has passed his grand climateric can discover a sensation that shall be at once * new, fresh end piquant. I spend Christmas with my sister re, to be sure; but, _— * thought I, “I n go next summe: aria Jane hasn’t seen me these eighteen years and more, so she can till Easter; and my nephews and ni won'tfret too much, I dare sa; appearance of an uncle they ni venile eyes upon. My mind i: stay all night.”” , too, reader—a night egins in early October and ends in June. ng tried perpetual daylight, I was now gving to essay how I liked its antipodes. d Lepiaad winter has generally two draw- by Europ ingly si village, was a rich man ja his way, and had a roomy aud commodious set of caverns for his i with furs and eider down quilts in plenty, as became the owner of five huudred reindeer. The family slept in a quaint tier of le box beds, about the usual length of mi; nonette troughs, ich were sunk into the clay walla like a row of sleeping berths on board & packetship. But I was a distinguished for- eigner, hada den to myself, h as a hermit of especially austere ang seif- ag ey ten- dencies might have constructed, for it was without a window of any kind, and air was admitted by means of the hollow trank of an alder tree, which had been thrust through the roof of the cave, and made asortof wooden shaft overhead. Tho floor was carpeted, how- ever, with soft dry moss; the bed wasa pile of dre: deer skins, as sup; and pliant as silk; a copper lam: chain from the roof; I had pillow: i plumage of the eider dack and the wild swan, two bearskin coverlets, and at least a dosen quilts of yielding eider down; and—crowni wnagnificence '—ihere was un old-fashlon chest of oaken drawers, with brass handles and key-plates, to which Peter Wow pointed proud- ly, a8 toa proof of intercourse with ized world of modern Europe. [t was evidently some relic of a wreck of North Cape, and had been 4 many a weary mile by the patient deer that drew the siadges. I fancied the scent of the sea hung about it still. Searcely were we snugly establi underground quarters, when, one fine evening, i 2s summoned to oessi which annually, according to immemorial cus- tom, aseended the neighboring hill to see the i f the sun for that year, and bid the orbof d-by.”’ It was a strangely-pictur- ht, and not without its touching pa- thos, that ossemblage of villagers, of every age from the wrinkled grandsire who tottered on his staf, and with @ palsy-shaken hand shaded his aged eyes as be watched that fast-declining sun which was setting, not for a night, but for « dreary wister, and which he might sacreely hope to mark again, down to the child whose wondering eyes noted the scene for the first time since its reason began to dawn. All were there—the maidens and young men, the rev- erend elders, the feeble — = aan already in ominous ¢! per- waded the ne bendy hunters, the no less hardy shepherds, or rather deerherds—old and young were gering with a common purposeand common intensity of pee upon the sinking luminary. All kinds of w id ii nations, ali manner of poetic memories, rushed in upon my mind as the sun a La grands ape | and prepared for the final plunge. The wild and mystic verses of Tegner, perhaps by that very spectacle of Leng = ya North- ern sun, recurred to me with @ boding olear- . I began to wonder whether I had been very rash aud absurd in wishing to stop a win- ter in Lapland, like a mole in its burrow. I begen to sigh after Gloucestershire, whére the sun shine out, many & day, on the crisp snow frost-silvered boughs, when I should be left im Cimmerian darkness. Plunge! the red sun had Sashed down below the horizon. A heavy twilight settled. as if by magic, over the fair landscape, still gilded by the smiles of summer. ! the good fairy, to beneficent, so bright, in her rain- bow robe, studded with flowers, was and King Frost was to reign over her devastated realms. Hark! the long-wailing ee the ead chant—an old, old Shant, or the ds hen F: was worshi; 5 Freya, at once ummer of this far ers bewail enus and Teer ee gages Meme tor he Wen 9 sow Sent! Airendy, as we tarved to gull hile after straining our eyes until lest. faint a eee ares up from cred fogrened my whim for staying among the tthat night there were high revels held smong the dwellers ineaves. Peter Wow, 43.0 ef of the village entertsined all the beauty ¢ v&, XVI. ening WASHINGTON. D. C.. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 24. 1860. lamps, fed by seal ofl and dear’s fat, were lighted and ee to bracket and projec- tion through terranean dwelling ; and at a very early , the monotonous bat impatient apo the Lapland drum sum- moned the ee . All Kublits was there, » in holi b. jildren, danc- ing for the lads and lasses, and abundancs ef ip, and strong liquors for the seniors the villege. A pet reindeer,—a lovely, milk-white creature, t hidden by the flowers with which it was garlanded—was 5 through ers by eae of — held six = ens. ix young hunters tltow . he a one si ord ith Soke they were presently to re in ancient sword dance of Scandinavia. The orchester, composed of the looking instruments, still managed—for the Laps are musical people—to discourse sweet sound: oti tiglend Petken) now almost maddeningl: citing. Such hearty, » “4 ing I beheld. Even in the gayest circles of | peor capital, in which the elegant world bas not hes too languid for enjoyment, those Lay jancers would have been wonders, and yet there was nothing boisterous or ly in their movements. Indeed, these were as sprightly and almost as ie elasticity and grace of childhood tn ike grace of chil. 2 all their motions. Indeed, itwas a marvelo sight, that assembly of small folks under the level of the earth, and it put me in mind of what I heard of the Daione Sheah of the Scot- i ind their revelry within some haunted hill. I could hardly help fancying I was really a captive or a guest of a troop of carousing , ee or that, fike the Rhymer, I had been borne away to Fairyland, and bad but a faint prospect of revisiting the real day- light werld again. ‘he next morning I had a surprise indeed. A shout from the upper earth aroused me, and scrambling to the outer air, I beheld the rocks, the black pine copse, theillimitable moorlands, one dazzling, all-pervading sheet of blinding snow. All gone! the fair flowers, the seng birds, the uncultured fruits that offered their profusion everywhere, blooming heather and green grass, all gone! buried until next sum- mer brought back the daylight, beneath a spotless, unvarying cloud of virgin snow. To my great relief, it was not as dark as I had expected. A sort of hazy, shimmering light revailed, like moonbeams through a mist. be northern wind blew keen; ven as I azed, the blinding snow-fiakes came whirling own again, and seemed to bury the dead sum- mer po at every instant. Weal id by our summer clothes, put on our manifold wraps of fur and woolen, and be- took us to winter ayocations. And now came & strange season, when it was hard to say whether it wasday or night, or both, or neither. The lamps were never suffered to goout; the fiddles aud drums, the bone flute and the musk ox’s hora, were never silent for three consec- tive hours; and there seemed no regular times for meals, or sleep, or work, or recreation. On the contrary, music, and such simple labors as could be performed undergro: and cooking, to say nutbing of eat and gossiping, went on in a promiscuous fash- ion through the twenty-four bours of what would, down Sonth, have been a legalday. If any one felt tired or sleepy, he or sleep; the hungry ate, the thirsty drank; the rpetual fires constantly cooked the most o jandish messes; the fiddies and drums wenton the reindeer were fed, tended hen bowls were carved, horn trinkets chiseled, and stories related to ga- ping listeners, all at once and all forever I eft off looking at my watch at all, except me- chanically, I went about as a sleep walker might; I dreamed standing. I passed a great part of that wonderful winter not unpleasant- ly, but in a sort of amiable nightmare. Of course I saw no newspapers; the world might wag asit pleased. It was in the daylight—I in thedark. Of course, I received no let! the post courier was shut ovt, along with the sun, and I was the tenant of » strange lamplit, moonshiny world. We were not always underground. In the fine weather the reindeer were driven out to browse on the lichens and mosses, from which they scratched away the snow with their fore feet. There were hunting parties, too, when we chased and slew the white wolves, the white hares, the martens, the deer, the birds, all and every on their wii li whi The: the ermine chase, chase of the whitefox, and a grand battle with an old giant of abear, who presumed on the superstitious respect the es have for “Old Grandfather Wizard,” as they call him, and robbed the storehouses, until his thefts bec: unbearable. The wolf hunts were gerour; but the bear was a terrible fello: wounded four of our best hunters, cowed dogs with his ursine hugs, aud nearly b whole community, when low. And th hawk on the w: every bell jinglin, wild driver singi non as he cheers on his red team, that like the wind ever dasziing white moorelands.. The worst it takes away your breath uncommonly; and when I waxed confident, and would drive per- sonally, I was run away with, of course, upset with an awful purl into a drift five fathoms deep, and dug out nously, amid much laughter of tne little folks, who greatly crowed over clumsy Gulliver. Still, the drives were famous fun. I was frostbitten twice, and re- vived by a snow rubbing; but, worse, I was struck with snow blindness, for I had to pass a fortnight in my cabin in absolute darkness, and was not the for the my own obstinacy spectacles had broug! agreeable —— me. But the kind little folks bustled about me, and told me the most wonderful sto- ries of peer cee and so forth, all with perfect childish and gravity, and sang and played to me, and toned my loneli- ness considerably. When I recovered, I was thankful for the spectacles, and never suffered from the glare any more. So the winter wore on. the moat erngelyspnndid sgh at ore most ly: ever Se ie] whole Royal Academy of artists could never do justice. Northera Lights, the customary auroras and were unusually splendid about mid- winter; but once, as I was from an exc! AT SEYMOUR’: IN hk bok Lp Midha strict hoe be 1 : ced Sivariag and selen eng 7 1@ folio’ ho finess’enabfed me with certainty to invive the ry joods made from fine fresh caught Ly idrens’ t variety, ur iticeiagy ot all colar eee WB SEYMOUR, no 19 im eorgetown. URS! 1 rma of POR oi invite ies. | have taken great oare in ured they sre_unsui “= Srorkman 7 ehsgee an AN, fi and many other varieti FUR ofall kinds for Trimmi re A {CHI ‘ RB: ssa of Sa REN BBS iy be ane te plonen. ae , lease. wall Furs sold a sheir real names, and warranted to be as s JAS. 'Y. DAVI no 8Sw (int Con &States.) late Todd & Co. Ww KENTUCKY CHAIRS. E Hayejust received an a: TUCKY RUSTIC CHAIRS,t fortable and durable chair made, Woe have also in storea full and complete stook of HOUSEFURNISAING GOODS. consisting of Cabinet Farniture, Looking Giasses, Beds and Mattresses, China, Glass and Crockery. Tabie Cutlery, Britania Ware. Plated Goods, Japaoned Ware, Block Tin Goods, Iron Ware, Baskets, Brushes, &o. 4 4 Our stock is complete with almost every thing n2cessary to fernish the parior,dining room, hali, chamber and kitchen. i Cash or time purchasers will be offered strong inducements to buy. C. W. BOTELER & SONS, no 16-e0é6t Iron \DY-MADE CLOTHIN: rtmont of GENTLEME. LOTHING ¢ffers to oitize ng animmoediato out fit supe inducements, embracing, at this time, all styles and qaalities of Dr Business Gar- ments and Uvercc and Under-clothing of Gloves of best qasity. Soar! ‘Lies, Cravate, Stocks, Hosiery. &o., &o. All of which we are OTE Dlothing madets crdsetn the most superi 0 made to order in the most superior manner “WALL, STEPHENS & no 16-tf 422 Pi ‘Our present READY-MA gpd strangers w HEATH & KNOWLES, FIRE. Np MARINE C IN’ Orrick Ovzx BAsE oa Sesame es THE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE IN- SURANCE COMPANY, Ov Hanrrorp, Conn. PURELY MUTUAL! Dividends Made and Paid Annua'ly. Last Dividend Fifty Per Cent. FIRE DEPARTMENT. THE INSURANCE COMPANY ‘OF THE STATE OF VIRGINIA, Or Ricumonp, CASH CAPITAL... ++. $300,000, Also. other safe and reliable Companies, in which Sposnenres artielpete in the profits without incur- bat y limbility, = 7" HEATH & KNOWLES, AGENTS. Offs, Room 16. over Bank of Washington. En- trance on C street. no 16 | WHITE HOUSE RES- TAURANT, No. 312 EB street, between 13th and Mth, Peotfully an- oat they have hment at con- times | Lirt siderable expense, ready to sccommodate the thirsty, This House wi November 12, for the reo no 12 eo2w USHER & Ax sate MITCHELL. ALEXANDRIA EXPRES: y One desirin, Prat nies sch Boxes, audios, 0 d delivered’ ‘ended to, BLEMPI& . B i 10 R. ANS LDIN Sasi Lip fee Goer «DING No, 662 Szventn Street, opposite Center Market N. G. CORNING, H. W. HS MILTON & CO. I take this copertuasty of calling the attention of sod Bui ders tothe immense stoc! ‘B IN DS, MOULDINGS. db to we res; fall; invite the attention of th public. peay 9 VE YOUR AND MONE Vpaiaeasty Bas eatent tress got rec Articie at a fair price. ¥ RDO EPARTMENT ipteait aoees m8e Ron ohh van ite va styles, ok: mapa a ef 'P Poitafue—Rering eat State Busine ills of U) 8 D D DEPA uslsleg completavwithalf sinen tnd et weeall ly on . Cd TMENT 1» to which constant- inside Shutters, &c., ts aie som 80 ALL OULDING DEPARTMENT D prepared tofernich Menideneat i ort Also, all kicde of Tatned in ali kinds: 8, Putty, ES WOOD AND COAL. TO THE PUBLIC! @O WHERE YOU CAN GET YOUR oft MONEY’3 WORTH! tar TRY IT! PROVE IT! KNOW IT !_ay TRY WHAT? Woon cue PIONEER MILLS, and buy your xo VE WHAT i ole apm Fane ars la you KNOW WHAT? I~ Enow that you get GOOD MEASURE 8 very best o Wobp for less money, PLiT, AND Dativerey FRex or Cuance. ‘CALL at T PIONEER MILLS SIGN OF THE BLUE FLAG-STAFF, Sournwest Conwer Saventa St. anp Canar © (South of the Bridge.) GEORUE PAGE, Acrnt. MONEY SAVED AT THE Union Fire-Wood Mills. PINE, OAK and HICK wi QIU OE pet BickORY woop tevet " n we can aay, without ontradiction, is equal to any in the City, give satisfsotion to all who may ED and SPLIT WOOD is kept under cover, perfectly dry, and COAL on piank Saas sat in good order. Large sales and ro Graer solicited at UNION FIRE-WOOD MILLS Cor. Seve nth st. and Canal anew & MARLOW, Proprietors, no 15- NDLING AND STOVE WOOD - anufactured an: and delivered to any part of the cit x At the shortest notice, and at the lowest ans rates, b; SHER F & DAWSON. 1” Office south side Pa. ave: ‘Sd and Sees wharf and mill west length, 0 THE CITIZENS OF WASHINGTON.-I have just received and will commence unioad- ios in mosrew @ cargo the very best Red Ash Ci AL (org and stove sizes) ever bronght to this market, which I oan send direct from the vessel if your orders are left immediately. R. W. BATRS, Wood and Coal Desler, oo 31 Corner C and 14th sts . near Canal. Woon. ey co Delivered to all parts of the Dyn the lowest possible rates. T. J. & W. M. G&LT, Office 282 Ps. av., between Lith and ye ma 17-tf north side. FOR SALE AND RENT. ————$—$—$—<$_—___ OR RENT—A desirable and well located fir: class RESIDENCE, No, 469 en Sixth street between D and E sts. The house is furnished with all the modern improvements. 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CISSEL, Georgetown: se 4-DAaWiy HHOOL AND COLLEGE OUTFITS. ‘ouths’ and Sosurtersreee THE WEEKLY DOLLAR STAR. ‘This exceleut Pemily aad News Joutasi—cor- imme a prester variety of interesting reading than can be found in any other—is published om Prday morning, Co ON ce aa CNGFAERED. : baler oa che sate TRE, Mlsoee tacts of public ins pita by Nstow Proclamation Nov 6a, dated Supa ree” Atthe Office at St, ‘2, f Diener oe want to the al belt on = | be ‘ ‘ih day said me watt ge = “ - North of the base line and west of the South prines- a ime C4 North of the base lime and west of theAPth principal woshipe 12] and EEE ats eyes Pownsvipe 128 126, 125, snd 15 of a woehips 1241.5. 126, 127, 138, at a ‘0 < » 127, aod ‘owuship 128, of range 90. At Laat Off: Fi Cc: ecnes- dayt the doth day of November cost forthe & ‘sai of the tracts, within the undermentioned to ships, thhela, pureuant to the gbove ment BD , from ee he hi mthr , 18, under the said Proclamation. vig: ¥ North of the base lame and west of theAfth principal Townships 11, 119, and 120, of range 21 Towns| hig and range 2 o ¥ u = 121, of range of range 35 range 28 hed 7 12), «f rang: Townships 118, 119, and 120, of range 29 Townships 11g 119, and 32), of rane Lownships 119 and 12), Towzetibe 18, 18, and ior of range ‘owns! 5 » “ Fownships 118. 119, and 12), es heid on the 71. der the raid prostamation, viz North of the base line and west of the Afth principal ridian. me ipl SLARR ands, of ange y + 7 bh he pe alt 12, 115, 114, a 1b, of Tanee (and 115; ofr e 21 5 r e ‘owas hips 112, Townships 111, 112, 113 and 134, of ran, Pownships ili, 112: 11s, and 114. of Towns: ii and '12, of rang Atthe Land Office at Crarrratn, on Mondag, the2sth day of November next, for tne d of the tracts with the undermertioned withheid, pursuant to the above —— froma the saies held on the l4th Nov 188, un der the said prosiamation, viz: North of the baseline and west of the Afth primctpal ‘ownships 1° and 104, of ra: ‘ownships 1/2 aad 10S, of Townsnips 102, 18, and 10¢ range 10 ‘owashi; (PS 13 end 104, of range Li ‘ownsh'ps 103 and 104, of range i? ‘ownehips 101 ond 4-3, of range 17 ‘ownships lod 103. and 104, of range 8 ‘ownehips j0i, |, Sad 104, of range 18. day, the 2th day of Nov xt tay Slope. of the tract: within the uudermention: ‘2~ hips, withheld, purecant to the above-mentioned joties, from the sales held at OC pee di ae Proc. Siet October, 188, under the sax North of the base line and west of the fourth primes meridian, pal F Saben =e $2. of range ‘ownships S2and 38, of range fownsnip 23 of range 25 ‘ownship v4, of range 27. Laad Office at Por Monday of November ext, for the ispomai of tracts within the und*: 01 ——— 4 held, pursugat to the above-menti: edipotos. From the efile a st Ootober, . said proois mation, North of the base bi Townships 53, of ran; ‘owaship 32, of age ls ‘oWushtps 51 of range 12 ‘ownships 5) and 51, of range 13 owships 49 and 6), of range 14 ownships 48, 49, and 5, of ranwe 16 ‘ownsbips 47 2nd 43, of range 16. Land: ‘uated by la ul I or other purposes will Ge cxoaged from tie axles, The tracts within six miles on each side of the failroads will be offered, as b iaw, to a minimum. of ire dcilara Sad Wty ring will be con menoed Priuted, and will p-ooeed in the ord are ad jortiged the ha -Wered, and tue ssies closed; but no enic shail be keptopen longer than two wee! entry of any of the is will Siter the expiration of the two week: E GF eed entit‘ed to the right of pre-emption Of the tracts embraced by chia BOtuoe Is re. wird to estabiish the same to the of i regi*ter and receiver of the proper ii office, and make payment for their cme o. or "ethno day eppaates for the commencement of the public sale o} — wapeeae tract ot 5 Other- Wise, such claim wi en under my hand at the city of Washington, this 19th day of September 3 od. 7 OS PEESIOS. 8. WILSON, Commiseioner of the General Land Office. Nots.—Under the reguistionsof the as heretofore now DO pa; ment con be made for edvertieing proc! lous except to such ———— BS Are spe taily to lish by the Commissioner of the Office. se R-wiltvs forfer' Q¥? RICH, MELLOW, gyR PORE MONCNGANELA Ren Sneeen ¥, Conscientiously , of Atierany Goursy: Pontes te tks eit ees honeat * nthe sod most selected Kye, and in no cnee ever offered until sdapted te wholesome > by Onee the most ¢, Bs It ie emp! of the purest beverages in the resoh the pslic, To the invahd,2s weil as to in , it eommerds tseit for ite Svalled gee: cy qumulant of the safest. ‘aie * ny si dete are oes itia praetioe eat rest! PP CLERY © 80 DALE, . C. CON ve 240m ASS fOr ti che We v Nn WY ve: stave Juri recel id the facenet Aevortment ier the ‘ost extensiee 5