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SONG-KARL.

Confusion again rejected,
BY the maid ! fondly love;
Illusion I'm soul detected,
Jealous fears my bosom move.
Dear Sophia Hopes deceiver,
Whom love, but love in vain
Can to my rival leave herl
No! The thought distracts my brain
Love-revenge oh how falter--
PASSIONS throes unman me quite
Now he leads her to the altar
How Itremble at the sight.
Hold, tormentors Cease TO tear me
All in vain gasp for breath
Hated rival-scorn bear thee
Which can only end in death
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SoNo-HARoLp.

Fiery Mars thy votary hear =
Weave for me the wreath Of glory
When rest upon my bier
Let my memory live in story.
Aid my sword in tine of war.
In my country's cause WELD il -
Only with the breath / draw
Will to the ioeman yield it.
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Philadelphia.
RopERICK.
Correspondence of the Herald.1


Sunday School Ceebration- Robbry-Co Johnson
Old Oakam-Ihe Races Theatres, &c.
This is the day of the anniversary and grand turn OUT
of the Sunday School Scholars attached to the several
churches Of this CITY, except the Epscopaleans and Ca
tholics 1t impossible form estimate Of the number
Of little present in the Square 1t ascertained
the teachers yesterday that twenty thousand had
signfed desire to participate in the ceremonies There
may be more or less than that number out The streets
have been for hours filled with boys and girls in their
holiday suits marked by badges hurryng to and fro TO
their several schools The ceremonies though simple
are highly interesting and instructive. The hymns of
the children were particularly pleasing
! have been informed that southerner who arrived
in this city last night robbed os trunk containing
six or eight thousand dollars. not informed of thc
particulars
noticed that white hat and whittier locks OF the Napo
leon OF the Turf, at Exchange this morning. I'M
dersand that he means to take the Jockey Club purse
the Camden course, this week.
| saw the Commander of the Home Squadron, the gal
lont and brave stewart, also there They playing
very complimentary drama the old commodores
exploits at the Walnut street Theatre which | in
formed he has not yet Witnessed Flynn invite him
formally and my word for it old oakum will find an audi
that will give him greeting worthy of himself and
his services TO his country.
There but little done in stocks TODAY and prices
much the same Saturday.
There prospect that there will be finer sport
the Camden course this week, than before.
They made miserable work of Miss Fishers benefit on
Saturday night Two three of the characters were
formancc good and the houses. Adams and Ea-
ton there this week.
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WESTWARD THE STAR OF WILD BEASTS POINTS ITS
WAY.-All those fine animals comprising the cele-
brated menagerie of June, Titus, Angevine IL Co.,
in the Bowery, being the most complete and unique
collection of wild beasts probably in the world, will
leave this city in few days for extended tour
through the principal towns of this State and the
west, and we presume Canada. We advise all per-
sons that can, to go and sec them.
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IMPORTANT II TRuE.-'rhe "Madsonian" s
wrong in saying that Mr. Abolition Leavitt, is the
correspondent oiihe "New York American" Nothe
1t Is Dr. Bacon, another violent abohtonis, from
Connecticut disappointed man too
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DUETT-LANIsKA AND FREDRIcA.
From my fate there's no retreating,
Love commands and ! obey
How with joy my heart is beating,
At the fortunes of to-day.
Life is filled with strange romances,
Love is blind the poets say
When he comes unsought, the chance Is
Ofhis own accord he'll stay.
Love can ne'er be forced to tarry;
Chain him, hell the bonds remove;
Paired, not match'd, too many marry
All should wed alone for love.
Let him on the bridal even,
Trim his lamp with constant ray;
And the flame will light TO heaven,
When the world shall fade away.
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apartment in the Chateau of the Countess Laniska

lfPHTNTTHI 11uHTSKU.
SoNG-FREDRICA.
The spring time OF love is both happy and CAV,
For JOY sprinkles blossoms and balm in our way
The sky, earth and ocean, in beauty repose,
And all the bright future is couieur de
The summer of love is the bloom of the heart
When hill. grove, and valley, their music impart,
And the pure glow Of heaven is seen in fond eyes,
As lakes show the rainbow that's hung in the skies
The autumn of love is the season of cheer
Lies mild Indian summer, the smile of the year
Which comes when the golden ripe harry est is stored
Aud yields its own blessings repose and reward
The winter of love is the beam that we win,
While the storm bowls without from the sunshine within
Loves reign is eternal-the heart is his throne
And he has all oflife for his own
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DEsrRoyEp.-The print works of Mr.. Schooler, in
Billerca, by fire, on the 2lst instant. Loss about
$1,000 small insurance.
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IMPORTANT FROM MAI-E-NoRTH EASTERN BoUN-
DARY.-We have received the report of the Joint
Standing Committee of both Houses of the Maine
Legislature, TO which was referred the Governors
Message, with the accompanying Commune alton
from the Secretary of State of the United States re-
lative to the North Eastern Boundary line We
take theretrom the following resolution =
Resolved That there shall be chosen by ballot in Con-
venton both branches of the Legislature persons
who are hereby constituted and appointed
ON the part OF this State repair the of Govern
men OF the United States and to confer with the author
ties oil that Government touching Conve ntiona line or
line by agreement between the State Of Maine and the
British PROVINCES and to give the of this
any such line, with such terms, conditions considerations
and equivalents they shall deem consistent with the
honor and interest Of the State with the understanding
that no such line be agreed upon without the Of
such Commissioners.
In reference to this report, the Augusta Age of
the 2lst, contains the following remarks:-
From the information derive from casual con-
versations, the passage Of the Resolves in the House
without essential notifications, smore than doubt
The notifications may be, either instructions to
the proposed Commissioners, at least specific as
such inferrable from Gov. Fairield's Message
or provision for reference of the matter to the
people, either preliminarlly, or finally"
The Hon. Peles Sprague, Judge of the United
States District Court for Massachusetts, appeared
before the Joint Committee which had the Govern
or's Message under consideration at the request of
Mr.. Webster, and explained to them divers matters
relating to the proposed negotiation.
SPLENDID NAVAL LAuNoH.-The frigate Savan.
nah will be launched from the Navy Yard, Brook
Ign, tomorrow at half past o'clock in the morn
ing
The gate on York street will be open for the adj
mission of all orderly persons DESTROYS of witnessing
the launch. Children will not be admitted unless
accompanied by their parents To prevent acci
dents, persons in steamers and small boats are eau
toned not to pass within the two lines of guard
boats A gun from the Fulton, and the American
flag displayed on the western ship house, will give
warning just before launching to keep out of the
way.
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Recommendation Bull intends TO give Wash
ngton Irving as grand a reception in England as
Brother Jonathan did Boz here. Very well-old
how
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EXPECTED. Catholic priests from France
by the Havre packet, to say prayers and keepu the
fires of the church in this country.
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CHORUS OF PASSENGERS.

Rejoice rejoice We're safe and sound,
And shelter for the night have found
Within this snug abode.
The dust may rise, the rain may fall
Beneath this roof we'll laugh at all
The troubles Of the road.
Then let the cheerful board be spread.
Tosupper first, and then to bed,
Till birds their songs begin.
Thus whether sleeping or awake,
The wary traveller will take
His comfort at h is inn.
Chorus.
Rejoice rejoice We're safe and sound.
And shelter for the night have found
Within his.snug abode.
The dust may rise, the rain may fall
Beneath this ROCKWELL laugh at all
The troubles Of the road
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Wood ,tear the Cam.

TRINTErr-HARoLD, CORPORAL, AND SOLDIERS.
The life for me is the soldiers life,
With that what gories come
The notes OF the spirtstirri1g fife,
The roll of the battle-drum.
The brilliant array the bearing high,
The plumed warriors tramp;
The streaming banners that fout the sky,
The glittering pomp of the camp.
The soldiers life is the life for me-
With that what glories come,
The notes of the spirt-stirrng fife,
And the roll of the battlc.drum
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SONG SoPHIAII-GERMAN.
Sky, stream, moorland and mountain.
Free, cot, spire and dome,
Breeze, bird, whey ard and fountain.
Kindred, friends, country and home,
Home, home, home, home,
These are the blessings Of home.
Hope how fondly cherish,
Dear land. to see thee once more
Oh. fate . let me not perish,
Far from my own native shore.
Home, home, home, home.
Saxony, liberty's home.
Those who freedom inherit,
Bow not TO tyranny's throne,
Then, friends, in kind spirit.
Judge of my love by your own.
Home, home. home, homo.
The land OF the heart is our home.
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WESTERN REVERSAL the last accounts the Up
per Mississippi was low and falling, and the Mssou
ri, which had risen about six feet, also falling
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Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l

ICorrcsrondencc Of the Hcrald-1 Vt
B,LrIMoRr May %, 1919.
Ma EDITOR -
The intelligence sent you yesterday in reference tt
he adjustment of the difficulties between Messrs Stanley
aud Wise now confirmed by the reports from washing
on
To-day the sodiery will strike their tents and bid adieu
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ESaL'sH PAPERs.-We are indebted to Will
mer & Smith, the agents OF Harnden 81 Co. in Ii
verpool, for London papers Of the 4th inst, which
they received by special express in time to meet the
Acadia.
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RELreIous.-The Right Rev. Bishop Onderdonl
was at Plattsburg on the 2lst instant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-24

CHEAP ENoueH.-Com is selling in Missouri at
seven cents a bushel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-24

STEAM SHIP BRITISH QUEEN, Captain Keane, with
three days later news from Europe is due here to-
day.
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We regret to hear that Mr. Black, of Georgia.
who intended to be absent but few DAYS on a visit
to that State, has been unfortunately detained in
South Carolina on his way back TO this city, by the
severe illness of his family Washington Globe.
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LORD AsnBuRroN.-H B. M. ship Warspite is ex-
pscted here early in June, to wait the departure Of
Lord Ashburton.
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Doc CHEAr.-The Catskill and the Ithica rail
roads. They sold for the value Of the rails.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New York. Tuesday, May "a, 1s4a.
To Let-Posscssion Immediately,

beautiful store No 95 Nassau street. in the Herald
Buildings, next door to the Herald Ofceexceen for
book store, druggists, light fancy goods Rent $500
per annum.
ALso-rhe building No. 81 Ann. recently occupied by
the New York Herald-a capital place for daily week
~ or monthly Journal, or any kind oiPrnting Apply 10
the Herald Office.
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All Love is not garden flower,
That shoots from out the culturd earth
That needs the sunbeam and the shower
Before it wakens into birth
1t owns richer soil and seed,
And woman's heart supplies them both
Where it will spring. without weed.
Consummate in its growth.
These leaves will perish when away
From either genial sun or shower;
Not SO will wither and decay
Celestial Loves perennial flower.
IT'S our companion countless miles,
Through veal or woe, in after years.
And though it fiourishes in smiles,
1t blooms as fresh in tears.
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City Intelligence.

SHOP LITTER PuLLEp.-A rogue named Charles Will
ams nabbed yesterday in the act of crbbng about
$40 worth of fancy rbands, from the of Blrthoo
Brown 81 William street. He had taken possession
oftwo boxes but seen by young named George
H. Williams who arrested and convey ed him TO the Pc.
lice office.
MINIATURE Fouvp.-Oficer Relyea has in his posses.
sion the miniature of young gentleman, enclosed in
gold case with chased back containing the initials GA
j." The owner obtain it at the lower Police Office.
KILLED FALL.-A German, named Caspar Kable.
aged 81 years. while in state ofntoxcaon fell heal.
foremost into the Of tie house No Wlet street
Sunday and much injured as to cause his death
in faw hours afterwards
ARREST FOR SEcRErrSo CoSvIcT.-Deputy Keeper
Ruckel with officer Sokely, in searching prisoner
who has recently escaped from Backwe's Island yes
terday morning arrested two thieves named VIM Thomp
and Lawrence Stevens, who charged with aiding
in ccretng the convict black silk velvet cap suppo.
brown merno cloak with Stevens for which owners are
wanted at the Police
FOUND DRowNEp.--A man dressed in a sailors garb ap
parcnty about % years of age, found in the East
river of pier No. 5, on Sunday. Nothing found
his person that would lead to the discovery his
residence. There leather belt around his body,
and in one OF his pockets chest key. They all
tached to sea beam.
Dr.Tm FROM DmERIuM.--A colorel man, named Henry
voorhees, was taken to the watch house. at the Tombs
on Sunday night, laborng under deirum tremens, and
not receiving any medical aid restorative from the
PENDANTS, died before morning.
DIED IN CHAIR.-A colorcd woman named Eliza DEM
by who has been complaining of illness for some time
past died Sunday afternoon while in her chair
the house where she boarded at 20 Leonard An
inquest was held the body, the result of which was.
hat her death was caused by dropsy in the chest.
Court Calender-This Day.
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90 SOME YEARS AGO MIR. COMsTOCK, OF
the present firm of Comstock Co., druggists at No. II
Maiden lane, purchased of Solomon Hays arGsipe,
for making extraordinary medicine, calls lone n
amen" for very awkward but not very na S, n
plant. called the piles. 49,
II was manufactured advertised all the conry;
began TO be sold in immense quantities, whentone WIN. j.
Burrt commenced making article which he also call
ed Hays Linimen and which to be used for simi-
lar purpose, and put up in bottles Of similar descrp
ton
Comstock Co. published Burritt a counerfeer of
other preparations and accused him Of stealing the name
Of Hays Lniment and for this Dr. L. S. Comstock, oil
the firm, indicted Tor libel.
The trial last week in the Court Of Scssi ns-
The defendant proved his exclusive right to the prepare
ton by purchase from Solomon Hays proved that Bur
rift had prepared and sold article purPotng to be the
same The Judge charged in favor of the defendant
vet the Jury gave n verdict against him.
What could have influenced them in giving this
strange verdict we have means of knowing but 1t is
one Of those things which tend to destroy all confidence
in trial by Jury.
This Burru appeared by the testimony, has not only
initiated this HAYS Linment but has prepared large guam
tried Of Brandreh and Hygeian Pills, yet this Jury
would have punished for simply telling the truth,
and taking proper to protect himself and the
public.
Dr. Connstocks counsel have moved for trial,
which will probably he granted.
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French Language.

fdy- MANESCA'S PRACTICAL AND ORAL SYS
TEM-The subscribe has nearly completed class for
Gentlemen and another for Ladies which will commence
this week Those who desire TO join will please apply I'M
mediately to l.. H. DURAND, No 10 Franklin-st.
lny- CHATHAM THEATRE,-This house last
ing on the occasion OF Mr. Forests benefit crowded
almost suffice alton and the part OF Richceu the bene
fcary never played so well before This evening he ap
pears his celebrated character OF Hamlet Kirby La
ertes Scott the Ghost, and Mrs Thorne Ophelia The
drama Of the Wandering Boys Scott Count de Crossy
terminates the entertainments of the evening
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News FROM CANADA.-We have received, by
Harnden e. Co., Montreal papers of Saturday. Sir
Charles Bagot was to arrive there that day, and his
first levee takes place to-day.
On the 18th instant, Lieutenant General Sir James
Macdone arrived al Montreal from Quebec, for
the purpose of taking leave of His Excellency the
Commander of the forces, preparatory to leaving the
Province for England, Sir James being succeeded
in his command by Major General Sir James Hope,
who arrived in the Acadia.
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RHODE Is1ANp.-As she was. Dorr is gone.
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% COUNTERFEITING APPEARS TO BE THE
order Of the day. if to judge from the testimony In
tho case of Comsock tried last week We believe how
ever that sherman Lozenges have yet not been
terfeted although several persons putting up Lo
zenrcs in boxes with similar labels In purchasing al
WAYS o. sure to sec that Dr. Shermon's is tho
different articles you may be Cd Office l06 Mas
iolphia, Reed, Baltimore Frank Taylor, Washington
city
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Thc New Opera-Maid OF sa.ony.

Last evening this opera was brought out at
the Park Theatre. The audience was highly res
pectable though not so numerous as il might have
been. This probably arose from the very natural
idea that a new opera is very hum-drum hazard
GUS effort, and, in these hard-money times that it is
better to wait and hear its probable success before
paying cash in advance.
We can hardly attempt any severity of criticism
on first night-but first impressions are avora-
Bile, and that Is saying good deal in these degene-
rate days Many of the arias are light, gay, and
ny. Some others these ballads, songs, or what
you please 10 call them, are quite beautiful The
first song by Karl (IIom) is sweet gem of plain
tive melody.
The following are the principal songs of the Lii
bretto," all composed by q. p. Morris:
Interior of German I'm.
pUErr--GERrRUDE AND HANS.
GsR. Ho Hans Why Hans You Hans, I say.
Awake .--IIere'll be the deuce to pay
For coming guests get fire and lights,
And help me put the room TO rights
(fans stretches and yaWnS)
Hans I've patience with the lout
Hans what on eorth are you about
(Shdkes Hans who ya,cns again)
Did ever room look SO forlorn
Hans .--IIark hear the posman's horn
(Sound Of horn in the distance Hans yd,ons and res)
Hans. Why, what der yiel is der matter
Dat dus you oh -chatter-clatter
GaR. aside His impudence cannot be borne
Hans. What's dat hear
GEs. The postman's horn +,
Sound Of a distant horny
Whose notes DER moor and mountain flung
Hans Are not so noisy as your tongue.
Horn sounds, and Passengers arrtre)
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Though cares Cypress us iearfully,
We exiles carol cheerfully,
OF girlhoods happy home.
Beneath our native sky,
The hours went swiftly by;
While on foreign soil,
Our youth consumes in toll.
We ycarn for thee.
Oh. Saxony,
For freedom, love and home.
CHORUS.
Home, home, home.
Dear lost home:
Though here We pine in slavery.
Our hearts are all with Saxony,
Our girlhood's happy home.
Land of the free and bold
To hopeless bondage sold.
While abject toll and fear
Enchain thy daughters here.
We yearn for thee,
Oh, Saxony,
For freedom, love and home.
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SCIENTIFIC LEcTUREs.-Dr. Lardner has given
series of most admirable lectures on scientific sub
ects in this city, TO large and very fashionable audi
ences. On Saturday night last he had very Gle
CANT audience, although Saturday is the Jews Sab
bath, and the Sabbath ofmany Christians commences
at shutdown, and thus prevent many from attending
He is going out west in few days. He starts to
deliver course of scientific lectures at West Point;
then leaves for Albany, Troy, Buffalo, and various
other places The popularity of his lectures is very
great, owing to the sound practical views on science
that he nculcates. There is no Fourierism or
Squashism, or Mesmerism, or Transcendenta lism
any other ism in his lectures but sound, practical
science And in this way he does more for the
cause of SCIENCE than half the modern philosophers
of the present day put together.
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Court Calender-This Day.

Cncuir CeuRr.-Nos. 81, no. lis to l20 49, Co. - 81,
'3 l2l, l22, Ill, 50, 70, rs, 100, 95.
CoMNoS PLEAsfart Mos 81, 81, SO, SIS, 90 a. ST. o.
81, 10, %, 81, 90, lol, 100, lO5.
Part Mos. So g. H. a. 49, a. 49, a. o. 100. 1o7 1o4.
| O6, los, 10.
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Interior and Exterior Of the Castle Of SpandoM.
DUErT-SorHIA AND LANIsKA.
Sophia.
This gloomy cell is my abode at last
The sole reward for all my perils past.
It's strange that love within the breast should dwell
When hope, detected, bids the heart farewell.
Count.
What sounds are those mo human form is near,
And yet that well known voice family hear
Twas sure the fancied music of the mind,
Whose breathings mingled with the midnight wind
Both
Yes-tis lost-ts gone .-Hark-it comes again,
Like distant echoes of melting strain:
In melody h h;, spirit floats around.
That voice! These walls vocal with the sound,
hear its music near me stll-'is there
No It's some gentle spirit Of the air.
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DUETr-SoPHIA AND FREDERICK.
The king, the princes of the court,
With lords and ladies bright
Will in their dazzling state resort
To this grand fete tonight
The rry-hearted and the proud,
Will mingle in the glittering crowd.
Who glide with fashions sparkling stream.
Where one love will shine supreme,
La ra la RI la ra. la Ia la, &c
The cavaliers of Italy,
The gay gallants Of France,
With Spain and Eng iand's chivalry,
Will join the may dance.
The court of Love, the camp Of Mars,
Fair rrussan danes " earth's treading stars
To music's strain will float in light
Where one love will beam tonight.
La ra Ia, "a la ra, la la la, &C.