The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-11-21


again envened with the following melodlous dash
of patriotism from the same voice.
DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP.
Our canvass is spread, and our anchors a-trip
And we start with favoring gale;
And if danger should come why Wen give il grip
And wen ne'er think Of taking in sail.
Unfurl our brave ensign, to float to the. breeze
Our country's bright stripes and its stars,
For the old Constitution can stand any seas,
While mannd with American tars.
Heart of oak is our ship-hears of oak are our men,
And proudly we'll tread on our deck;
We've hoggd foreign boosters, we'll do it again,
Till we make their proud heroes wreck.
The Papal Armada is heaving in sight,
Then boldly come up TO the grip,
With his motto-"Don't give up the Ship. -
Don't give up the ship while plank's left ahoat,
But at 'em and at 'em again,
Till you put priest and partisan both in the boat
We know them full well with their Jesuit tricks,
And we mean to attack them this trip,
And we'll show the old spirits Of 76,
And our motto-"Dont give up the ship"
| And when we have lowerd their standard my boys,
And broke their shilelahs in pieces,
| Well bid all our friends and neighbors rejoice,
Then steer our ship boldly right up to the polls,
Americans come to the grip! 4
Our tars are frank hearted and jovial souls
And our motto-"Dont give up the ship"
Mr. JAMES N JONES next loudly called for and made
few sensible remarks upon the necessity of the Amer
can Republican party showing the completeness o. her
attention.
Mr. said, that with the oil the CHAIR
man. he would inform the meeting that their cause was
hourly strengthening in the city and that they had had
an offer from the sixth ward of bone and sinew" depu
tation to protect them against
pause)that such he thanked heaven was not needed,
but that these indications growing strength were never
thelcss received with cheering influence.
Some of the role business, such drawing IN
cash, taking down names, &c. was then gone into.
On the completion of which the constitution OF the
Young Mems American Club was read and this
great meeting dispersed with Joy and hope lighting
up every countenance. Such a complete jam has
been for some time past drts In this city: IL
was congregation of patriots. Their onward ca
reer was demonstrated by last nights triumphant
display.
THE LIGHT OF OTHER DAYs.-The association
of young philosophers, who call themselves the
Mercantile Library Company, begin their lecture
season this evening, at the Clinton Hall. The first
lecture is to be delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Putnam,
from somewhere, on the beautiful subject which he
calls "ght but whether it gas-light, rush-light
candle light, or light from the spemaceti whale
are not fully advised. When the young race
of merchants all become philosophers poets, histo
rians and orators instead of good clerks rapid
countants and expert book keepers, always look
out for additions to bankrupt lists of these days
Take from and nothing remains.
MUsIcAL.-The Hutchinson family gave concert
last evening at the Society Rooms. 1t was well
attended. These vocasts are sort Of mountain
mnstrels from the hills of Vermont and New
Hampshire. They remind us of the beautiful
street mnstrels from Switzerland, who travel over
all the cities of Europe, singing their charming ma
tive airs, and picking up coppers and oakum.
Mr.. Dempster gives concert tonight in the So
ciety Rooms, Broadway. He sings some of the
beautiful ballads of Scotland, Erin, and elsewhere
Sergeants Death of Warren" is one of the best
Ole Bull the prince of vionists, from Europe, is
expected here tomorrow, by the steamer. He is
the greatest and best of the lot in the old worlds
fine looking young man, and fights like tiger.
MUsIc.-We refer our readers to the advertise
menl in our columns of new music, at Atwill's
fashionable establishment, in Broadway-for new
boots, you must go to our boot maker in the Herald
Buildings, Nassau street.
THEATRrcArs.--Waack takes benefit tonight
at the Park Theatre. He will be supported by one
of the best lot of automatons called stock com
pany, that were ever collected together from the
land of dullness in any country under heaven The
contrast of life and death between the acting OF
Walack and that of these excellent "stocks" will
be rich lesson in philosophy and fun Let him
have bumper.
spot where Washington Hall stands, is again on the
fapis. Now is the time to push ahead this piece of
enterprise. Business is improving -money is plen-
ty-coton and potatoes in abundance-and every
thing is going ahead as "merry as marriage
bell"
CHATHAM TmEArRr.-The manager, ever watch
full for the comfort of his visitors, has hit upon
new plan for the enlargement of his accommoda-
az al, a ia lie a
cious saloon, which have hitherto been used as
lumber rooms, which have been fitted up IN the
most tasteful manner as balcony boxes, furnished
with chairs, and all the elements of comfort which
the most spacious European theatres could afford.
This extra room has been long requisite, ana In
these DAVIS will tend to add materially to the
receipts of the house. Tonight we are to part
with MIR. Rice for the season. He takes his fare
well benefit, playing the farce OF Here's Co."
The comic sketch of the "Pcacock and Crow" the
"Foreirn Prince" dances, and REPETITION of the
"prety Girls of Stillburg" grand military specta-
Gle, which will employ the services of an hundred
performers, is in preparation.
GEN. WEIGHS CIRcUs.Our last advices state
that Gen WEIGH with his circus was then (Oct. 81
nj Malaga on the Mediterranean, shortly bound for
Gibraltar. We suppose, therefore, he is on his way
back to this country.
TORONTO MuRDnR.--The sentence of Grace
Marks, convicted with McDcrmott OF the murder
Of Mr. Kinnear, has been committed to imprisonment for
life She young girl Of 10, and likely TO live 4Oy ears
or more
nz- WE ARE REQUEsTEDsTo CALL THE AT.
cnon Of readers TO extensive catalogue sale of
new andsecond hand'furniturc by Wheeler Baggethis
lay Cat l0i O'Clock store No ZIG Broadway Gothic Hail
hos i'm wa W do olt Ia call