New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

HOPkINS'S LETTERS.
TIE NOVELTIES WHICH DISTURB OUR PEAcE.-
Letters addressed to TIE Bishops, Clergy, and
Laity Of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
BrJQHN HENRY HOPKlNS. D D.
Bshop Of The Diocese OF Vermont
The first edition Of these Letters being exhausted the Pub
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BISHOP HOPKINS
BRITISH REFOR NJ ALTON;
Course Of Sixteen Lectures On lis Causes. Principles pG
Results. rlhI9 stl &Ih
CoURTH GLAND WIG CONCERT or
I THE. CLAY NIINsTRELS, tsIH IN pambesl % D.
MIG NsaS r. 51 nss 0S 'd dss IN c5ssc
Ter OF PaH Fry WHICH ,hss will a,T9dne; al her in.[ra
CASTANE.Ts, TANBoRlNE and TRIANGL 3
They Will also be assisted oy Miss MARGARETTA:
PETITE Ko>ALls, aud Gentleman OF the Teath Ward
AID other celebrated Singers.
Concert 70 commence AZ ha!t-past O'Clock.
Tickets De had e; the door Tx e'enins o,hs Concert
HS:209ssR: on account cunt Of I; wsesh.s n
tc IHEopoRE {. WlvrESsERc. 2d5 G1and-, mh2o 81.
THE HUTCHiNSONS. grateful 10 HE citizens
1 Of New-York for the DEMONSTRATIONS Of approval al
'f former y SsSs asTffRsTy i9sSfsSS last
To be given the Taosuacls, (BtoadwAy) oa THURSDAY
This being their last appearance prior their home
they will inIoducea proeramme OF their most approved FRO
duco4s and selections which have received The appreciation
Tictr 50 cents each Tickets 20 be had of Embee
III Bower. Atwis Eewltt'S, VIM Duboise, J. RIeys
Mll.ti, S[oldad CO. Chambers Joe, 7. H Ciesaia
Firth Halls Music Store, the Book Store of Sa1ton
To commence at before O'clock.
pRoPG 3fsCTqf%Fa'.-Zo
BLOW on, BLOW on.
a Pirate Gee-Bakrr.
Blow on, blow en-! We love the bowling wluds
That bar us on our way
As fearless as the that's pr2wliEs upon
o IiF FffS III HE s VII IT 81 WOOD FREE
o tbs merry and free b. The wtld, wild sea,
"Hffs ' Iki isI ES;RaSs L any h2S
I'm sitting The safe. Mary,
Where We sat side by side,
Ona bright May morning long ago.
ROCK Of III, PiLGkIWs.'
a Rock IN the Wilderness welcomed our sires.
From bondage far owe over the DARK d., Eoi!ns sea-
'sh0y TA EN Dt siff OF 4i w PSssI =! %
When the war cry OF Liberty rang through the land,
o aTI a pts; a Eli bs the foe
When the IS joined by younS volunteer;
Tempt not DEATH cried his nends but he babe them good
Saying, 80. is sweet for our country to die
REcoLLEcT SUE4 Of HOME.
Al why from own native home did We part,
With Mountains and Valleys 50 dear ssc heart;
An why did we leave the enJoyments of home,
Der the Wild waste of waters, strangers to roam.
ROCkAWAY.
Written by Henry John Sharpe-Melody By Russell
EXCELSIOR.
Words by Henry w. LonSellcw, Esq
MY MOTHERS BIBLE.
Words BY q. P Morris ESl.
The GRAVE OF BONApARTE.
Arranged By Hutchinson.
Yet spirit immortal, the tomb cannot bud tree.
For like thine eagle, that scared 70 the
Thou spngest from bondage. and leavsst behind thee
A nam. which before thee mortal had
ONCE ONA TIME;
ORrHE ORIGIN YANKEE DooDLs
The, MANIAC.
Russelt.
The OLD GRANITE STATE.
We are going TO the Mountains Of the Old Granite State.
Containing Family History OF the Sons and Daughters OF
the Tribe OF Jesse" NH Is