The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-01

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'''''''''A '''''' PROGRAMME
soNSnWhsn the Tsmrs,, i,y Ger the Cloudy Sky
Ard An tn. sgGfS e blast, s,t,s sing IN, Yearly
When the flames blazing cheerly.
sONG-The Launch.
M an @ . they hw oS
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There's in blow they strike there's feedom in
sturdy strokes behold the y.,.el grow
sCENA,Ths Dream Of the Reysler; the Three Houses,
Sung BY Mr. Rusei at the Great Tsmpsanee Meeting held
Words by Charlie, M.cky, Esq
Around the board the guests were met the lights above them
And their cups replen,hd off, rudy wine was stream
Their cheeks were fu their br their hearts
The song was sung, the gigen and loud the evel
da,nd bumper with the rest, and eed Away with
Let happy for to-day. what for motrowT
But spoke sight DIM and sumber deep came DER
And the whi of miEgling tongues, this vision passd be
70, 81, B "a LA - oIS ,s Bel.
In my old rTy .n ne il., p, ..u,
r;sss:is$ i r. Is: :sSI ,:;$
T9 say that the bride was was. coming on l9'elon.
Ding dong, ding dong, &c. &c.
Song Of Is %:. ee!;S $:I y Cook
Doe. hs sf s nSaa aa on a. AK sh.s sS his wrath.
Does he s$;S; y ~ S Roo.
Lii.ssvsf!1Wsy. .i.%msi-
Nights shadows are closing
On The ' STess, Of Of a ,Ss lallow
We hear is low wall
w ia sff fs, "a p up up e, he . adder
No 9y signal from Heaven
And ~here'er he be driven
Ho ~ cs %sG f Ss%fo :ssi
All Ss s aS.'S% f'' s sss
The seamoapefs .ish-&c, &c.
with the VIZ RI ;:aS
SS,. I % e. that s
the fac, e Ss being a. The moore moore
S e wsps he fssps,
The he soon sf,sa % s;%
.ss supposed have been a sf s sy sess relatives
to whom his property would ie'er. a''e' "' ueesA'e
cANgATA-TESs:: ' Ss1s E,r;1 Lag Battle
You ask me % tr9 how our General isi died
Ss hG"a pSS Ss m se s eli
shall never forget what battle he won,
Sss Until s y GS ne a and tn.
Aud At night BY our watchhres in slumber we lay.
And dreamt of the morn and lis NATAL array.
s as On, ssp Of 4. S q, %Sa
And we heard the alarm beat loud on the drum,
And a cry OF the foe They have come, they have
come !"--etc. etc. etc.
sONG-l'm Afost, Pm Ahoat.
Words by Eliza Cook
The 'aSss SP home d. my Hs BARK Ia
NEW sONG-IfI had but a II o1,anda fe"
II had but thousand year CATER oreen'
III had but thousand aver
Whsta man would be, and what sights "ouia II ee'
IL I had but tn usand year f-ete. etc
sCENA-The ship or Fire.
Tia alarm Or the ocean flew furious and fsst,,
And The wave, ~ foam az tbe VOC, n OF the oast
Ana heavily abord The g yale r. g. .np. v' L.U
~ a.,h wa, the XIV DER tie mariners path,
E,cenf whe1 he lightning ,llund Il IN wrath.
a voung M Their kneh IN the CABIN below,
a n orpssii her ford haze 10 her bosom Of snow
g." nrry a e. her God, midst the hurricane wild,
fCb Father have mercy, look down on child"
had contend with the teors of tempest that burst
he ship all its farce aud fury at the moment they
nng their nstv, land huoya with hope, and excited by
he tlcpa ed deli ht of being welcomed By friends from
shom hey nd pee long separated After the Of the
torn tn hpi' disc ed flames aud the OF hc
wakens the most onLng fears IA every bosom Ihry arc
hope, but At length the midst OF their despair
NA1IONAL AMERICAN SONG.
Our Native sons-Our Native song
Our native song, our native song,
Oh where u he who iovesnn ~
The eli ~ holds - de - and strong
Whert'-r wheIe.r cur lnt
FINALE-Largo NJ Factotum Della Cla.
ft,om The Operr n Barbiere d. Seyille,')
Tic ses each be had al Hewits and Atwtlls
Insic stores and at Nplo's Saloon,
To commence as o'clock. PlEA