Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-02-10

IA from shore to the islands thai eisser ,s sea- fire..
'hey shall near the ehaunt ring DER then Greece is s
hen thy valleys shall bloom, and thy wrongs fade awav-
For thy streams shall aov silver ua,ain-l w,h ,od,
Then tue dance and the song hy sirs SHAH pisv
Aud Thy heroes Ne crowned hy the brave good.
Thy sir.s aud Thy daughters no longer .hali roam,
Bu' the land % their fathers he Thirty. home
ihy shore tell the Isles. the isles tell the sea
sa' tue Crescent hath i"ler the Gross is nov Tree
ii, Ill hail to the day. to pos,cri TVS giory.l
when the world shall not knew but IN table and story
ofthe blood that is shed TO bid slavery defiance.
Let tyrans and despois then frown from, nf.r-
we arc free, and will live so--in peace or in war;
Our Or con'isents shores and the fsle> of the sea,
me great truth procaiming that all men free.
The hand then played Hail Columbia, AFTER which
zen. HARPER presented the Greek boy the
sembiy with short account OF his family the caas-
'roph" Thy winch It was destroyed dispersed, and
IN: manner ~ winch lie was conveyed To this com
Try aud concluded with appeal his favor 10 the
sympathy OF the people of Baltimore, which we are
happy to say was very favor ably received.
Inc secoHd room WAS converted into n spacious
tent by military aud naval Tags SO arranged as 10
decorate The walls and conceal the ceiling Al the
upper en'i, Opposite 10 the orchestra, WAS transpa
rency representing Bozsars 10 the act Of scaling the
turkish camp with the standard of the cross IN his
hands, and leading on and encouraging his follow
ers, who are seen climbing up the rocks after him.
below, printed on satin in large characters, aud
surrounded 10y lau'eland cypress wreath, the
following lines composed 10y ]. II. Is LATRoBE,
Esq. for the occasion.
Thus marched Bosrari, Ia his bold career
ore nerved his arm, and Vengeance s,eeed his speur
High In the air be waved his banner proud,
NE heros glory--sooE the heros shroud.
Luxe rocket hurryine through the gloom of night,
10 n"rst IN spi~ndour al its farthest fight;
20 iew Box1aris Ger the rocky steep
anu gained the Turk rcpcsed in careless sleep;
naneu hts loud war cry,-charged the startled foe,
And, victory gained received the fatal blow;
hen To his ,atter'd flag sill closer chung,
ANA diedwith Greece and Esreion, his 10 ue.
Va one side oil the Transparency was placed the
standard ot Gfeece-on the other that Of the United
States. NcariLe Greek standard was thar of the
COLOMBIAN Republic, and in The recesses proups of
splendid standards OF the military corps of the CITY
10 the centre oi the aoor were deneated in chalk,
m'afy trophies, surnounicd by the cap of liberty.
ihe motto around the whole was-u5i ibertas iii
putria.
The da''res then commenced, and confined with
s'e'' S"'e'S VI" ABOUT one oclock liner.
Exchange in .Neio York.-It is CONTEMPLATED
to build splendid and capacious Exchange
IN the City of New York, to cost from s6I7,-
coo To S66SOO0; towards which there Layr
been subscribed S433,O0O by the Banks. In
surance Companies, Trustees, merchants, and
others. Ii Is calculated that the rents of rooms.
columns, &c. will produce an interest ON the
| capital of six per cent