Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-05

she gave the following exquisite parody on gu
| rich's Waters:
She1My mother has not no hot water,
| she.se the today quite cold dare say,
HsS s.@ohs 6e eS you have been arter
| He-For the sugar amt melted away:
S ri, ora. spoon %, love quickly win ass
| OHM me another pray love,
.$Gs :ys, SG words s oh Oh what
Al! what can say,
& ,lsci{ G we'll d aye Oh
The execution of this song was considered not
quite equal to the lamented Mallybrun Malty-
| brun, poor Malbran was facetiously called; but
all agreed that Miss O'Dogherttdecidedy excell-
ed the " divine Shirref," although she had not the
advantage of scientific finish at Mrs Okilrs es-
Enlistment.
At this stage of the proceedings, the company
were greatly amused by the characteristic perform
ances of the New Zealanders. They had conquered
their natural cannib propensties far refrain
from man-eating, for that night only" because
| they said that
I avt ne, at RC ss,., let n no man
However, they were determined to cat flesh of some
kind, though they pinned not after the flesh pots Of
Egypt. They seized upon lucky idea they
jumped into the pig sy seized each little pig, and
began devouring their victims alive, to the great
with tins national mark of courtesy and condescen-
sion.
This performance was scarcely concluded, before
one of the Congo cousins of the O'Dogherty family,
VIII, had learned English on his passage, although
dressed elegantly white man, volunteered by
way of delicate advertisement, a niger dance
and song, follows, la Diamond, accompanied by
himself on the banjo.
am stance nigga, my name !, Jim Brown,
.sss. dc am e. . sF 81 rYsS Ssst
H, opposed pSsSd to a &C "a dSn s Sda
Ps wsT1h s in Ss city z, S ,;a az 1s run
FSl .sfh an an % & 1nS hs s be-
an PIX high musician y maxi e d Jim BlS%n sound
De way cum to play de his snl carry OBJ de swsrd
Iprsstissd 90 a, banjo, sugar p de rogrd
b dance from so De 's sose e
play upon de banjo in De country,
I'm clesrgrt nigga, from de elbow to de knee.
Iwork upon de farm for tive shillings day;
| lump s6o,rdds .sop AID cum down Dc riSSer.
bsnsat deg made d. nigga %1a ss o. S.nd
Den Ilsarn to PLAY Dc smbles an play upon de drum,
went to de opera Ia see de music deere,
py ay talk sSo. ss peT a. s..e
But neber tea wild old Wurgnny neber tire
This was naturally done as to induce YANKEES,
who was, present 50 offer the young African Prince,
| an engagement to travel round the country, which
| proposition, we need scarcely add, was rejected
with disdain and arly cost the proposer his life
great buzz so occasioncd at this part of the
night by rumor that Singua and Grabbo had &C
cepted their in vitatons and arrived from Come ct
cut to give interest to the charming ocene bu. as
we did not see them believe the statement Rad
no foundation in fact
| After this a curious and laughabe scene WAS en-
acted by Col. Stone; he FIRST appearedas Calvin Ed
son, the living skeleton in which character he did
not appear at all at home. He then left for few mo-
mens, and re-aPpcarcd and nothing could ex-
eeed the truth to nature with which the whole thing
done; he did eat what was sec before him. ask
ing questions" for conscience sake; and he even
astonished the New Zealand cannibals. lessee 1t
| apparel, first as mechanic, then as Jeremy Did
der, then Wall street spectators and lastly
as Sub Treasurer; his last dress was the best; il
was well worth having, and RAINY eyes glistened as
they looked on il. CampbellP. Black appeared in
two or three curious characters; bis last charac-
ter sS an Irish bogrotter, decidedly the best;
1t wis in this that he gave the following:
Ths grove 81 Blarnsy they hok SO charming,
! Down w The purlings Of sweet silent brooks;
Al plsht,l in order u he rocky p sTIs 'e"'
| Tt there u. daisJ and sweet esrns,on,
! The dsTyJowndiiiy tSsides the lily,
| Flowers that sccht tNs sweet open air.
\ lis Lady Jearys that owns this station,
\ Lke Alexander, or lile ~ len fair;
4 There's O commander in y The nation,
| For regulation cculi wth her Compare;
| SurI, walls surround her, that ~ nint FOUNDER
| Go.ld ever lutsler hes rarfcf strength,
| Till Oliver frnr,w ~ be did her Tgsr, H.
! Made breaches in al Der bstilsnents
There i. cave, where 10 daylish, enl,rs,-.,-'
| But cats and Badgers are forever bred, -
| M r,ossd BY mature. UtAfs h. comlietcr :
| Than coach and siY, a tcvuy bed
| 10 there The lake ~ we'll stored with fahrs
/ And comfy tsls 10 the verdaai mud;
4 Beeides the lcech. :. and groves az bee, he.
| Standing in ord<r 20 guard the oo.l
| There are great wake there Tor recreation
1 'Tis there the lover may hear tht dove or
| The venile Hover IN tn sftsrnoon.
| There's Diddy Murphy, tie farmers d,ueb,e,
| washing the pra,ics before the door
| With Paddy OBJ uney. from sweet Kiarpey
| All blood relations Of Lord Donoehnorc.
| There's statues Fracinr this noble mansion
NJ heather code and goddeFes 80 fair
| Bold Neptune, Pluiarch and Nicedamus.
| All standing in the oven air
1 Sonow Ia inish this bold narration,
i :. That my poor gcneo could not entwine,
/ But we're Homer, or Nehurh,dncrzn
| In every feature I'd make Ii she. n
AZ the close Of this song, which was not much an
! pAuded, the company all took part in an eleean