New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-02

Who ia the days et yorr,
In comba: ;pr, the !oeInen,
And drove then, from our shore
WHO flung banners starry teld,
In trlnmph 10 the bteeze,
Once wased the iot est tree. ,
h 5; K BY Hon. Ms
IN The 19S. H an l,h Isasan' 5sv959. to h'
under The painful reflection h4yias buried hi, vile child
Where w- side by side,
Ona isSt May morning lou; ago.
The corn springlnc rSsh ard SGcsn,
And the lark sang loudh'sh;
And the red WAS on thy lr Mary,
And the lovei ishl III tiy eye.
QRaite,te-Ihs ''aye % Of B9aiPsI,e IMao, ,;o, ,,
For like thine own eagle that scared TO the spn,,
Thou sprqsest from b9ntase aud ,av,St behind thee
T6ou.h nations may combat and wars hun,es' rat,le
TSoa 'ss yI M @ thou hast ty last battle
No sound can awake thee TO glory again
New sons-We're with you Once as,in-wrtten by g. P
oasf'rtt Once time The origin Of Yankes Doodle
ring drum aud e but that concentrated IN hl' song Is
0salte5,sIWe are IA, Y Z an. and j Free, ": sh,,o
On old Long Islands SEA Glt shore.
Many All hour VIII led away,
In listening TO the breakers roar,
That washed the beach at Rockaway
New -Excelsior-Worts BY Henry W. Lonstei-
This ,oem represents the continued aspirations OF Genius
It's motto EXCELSIOR, (sti hgher) wod III an m
the anrsmsn Of love, and the warning, experience
presses on its solitary path Eve u, death it holds
M last M ITS and yo,Ge IRON the air s progress
As through an Alpine villase passd
a youth who bore mid snow and ice,
O''''e' '''D ',o Excelsior
His brow was sad, his eye hensath
Flashd like falchion from It's sheath.
And like silver clarion ruus,
Ercelstor.
"Try NOT to pass :" the old man said
Dark low the tempest overhead,
The roaring torrents deep and wide.
And that loud clarion voice rep'itd-
oh stay the maiden said, and ,ss,
They weary head upon this breast
Ate,r stood III his bright blue eye,
But still he answered with slSh.-
Quare,te-Westward Ho'-Melody by EtcheE-ATranSed
Emisr,nts across the Allegheny Mountains.
Dr000 NOT q, ,Ss brothers sn
Ger the mountains,
Under boushs of mis- etoe
Los-huts We II rear.
While herds Of deer and buiflo
Furnish the cheer.
File o'eI the mountains, steady boys,
For game afar
We have our rifles ready boys
Like chaH boysi-ha!
And join in the laugh boys, boy:
New ou.ret,e-Nly Mothers Bible
This book is all that's left me now
Tears will unbdd-n start
With lalterns lip and thfoos!ns BROW
press 1t TO my heart
Here 5 family tree;
NY mothers hand this Bible claspet
She dying, gave II me.
My f,ther read this holy book.
10 Brothers, Sisters, dear
H2w Who saI% o. T1S Go, poS'a p%Sa 1o{,, hsa ''A
Her angel face. seeit yet
What vivid memoIys come
Within the Hall, home.
Some years since gentleman of fortune was conveyed ts
unatic asylum, aud there confined The persons that ac
conpanei him took oath those entrusted With the care
more the ucrtnnae gentleman implod 70 be eeaied the
focity hs keepers Of his INSANITY an Inc
frantic and died Tie ds carried him the as vhnm um
HI. property would reve' after his decease."
Fmaie-The Old Granite State.
We have come from Mountains Of the Old Granite State
Conalnng family history of the "1nb- of Jesse from
David 10 Asa I'VE have come from the Mountains" &c
dl 3us ----
A MEKIcAN MUsEUM.-WANDERING
XII If 9s
NER the BEAUTIFUL GIsy Girl nineteen year, old She's
Queen Of the Clan Of Bohemian Ges which recently emu
Gypsy FAMLY that EVER VISITED ANEnicA ~ IS She
throughout h whole day aud eVeuns dressed IN
her NATIVE o0''GHf1 GGifsY 8 QUEEN,
examine the .ns OF ali Who wish consult her regarding
pas present and future The public may rest assured
that this girl precisely what she PROCESSES 10 be- VIZ gen.
"'Ae Gypsy OR ZIGEUNER,
Known in Spain by the designation OF LINoALi IN Russia
as "ZIcAsi" in Prussia as "ZIscARhI'" In England as
o'' Aso'' GENERAL TOM THUMB!
This magnificent ltte who is the delight Of all who
'e' "''' Weighs only 10 pounds!
been induced IRON rhide hi h1 and and sman hets
f. NAV b. pA seen ,h1ousho the Whole day and evening On
The he will riding most and dsor
"hy m IN e Ths al %ss se1 s TO
Tsm ssfs * kas , @1s and ada admired yo
Yis S n2siue3 sf1s:;'is s. soSoRFAzo
fsPIiSsafI PxSsaI ''s 'NxGNETis ;s i:; ossot Johnson
SEAf The he Ssss Ss5 Niger
C. BOOTH the Comic Singer and Negro Estravasan'
AST The KENTUCKY MlNsTRELs. WHO viii spliysn the
nuseneuts by great variety OF Negro Songs, Duets fe-
na prormances Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at
O'Clock precisely tha given every evening;
Day vlstes admitted same evening fee except euhe'oe'
Admission to the whole IS cents, children under TO- hspce
IS cents extra those who consult the Gpsy privately n
DEALE'S NEW-YORK MUSEUM AND PIC.
FwEEKE EGEE Gs6Ll 1sb HALF cESTs ,.s. ss' ~,
shilling, and ne
Challenges Competition!
Miss ROsAMOND, the charming vocalist.
NIX MADAM Eo'9si as.nc. who
fSs ssso Fhs aSofSgE 4 S 1sf sEiUyPS
Nj G.; HoYT, the renowned Banjo Player and Negro
MI Sir a. j. fTiNToN, the celebrated Comic Medley Singer
'no sffi2 THs fsaSi's FAaSNiots AFRICAN MNsTeEtss
psloies Sc i eoacs!as with the celebrated FANNY ELS
'h5s DAY S1 PERI ooRMANcEs Saturday afternoon at
o'clock. r.