New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-30

County, secretary. lney dpPoiiiteu Soi'iii"''
Exchange Hotel as their rendezvous in Baltimore
Upwards OF two hundred Delegates from Vermont
were present, and they expect to out-number the
Delegation of any other State. They have with
them a fine band from Rutland County. We
listened to the gathering Of the Delegation,
'''-0'' RUTLAND. Apil1o. 1874.
AIR" Old Dan Tucker"
From Yankee Land'-at the dawn OF day
We all set on our joyous way,
Our flag we unfurled, and our mountains rupg
With the joyful notes of the song VIC sung
On on to the Battle marching,
On on to the Battle marching,
On on to the Battle marching,
For Old Kcntuck!' we all are marching.
From Old Vermont we've come along
Our cline is cold-our hearts are warm
Our Evergreen is floating free,
Ii has ever led TO Victory
Hurra Hurra the green sprig 8 waving,
Hurra Hnna! the green sprig g waving
Hurra Hurra the green sprig S waving,
For Old kenmck the green is coming
Oh, the Evergreen is stout old tree,
Its branches wave DER the brave and free,
Ii proudly stands, while il laughs to scorn
The lighinings FASH and old winters storm
Hura llurra! the green sprig s waving
Our hardy sons are brave and true,
And pure is the air they drew;
Our mountains unconquered yet,
And we boast the Star that ne'er has set.
Hurra hurra the star is cleaning;
Hurra hurra the star is cleaning;
Hurra hurra the star is cleaning;
Upon Old kcntuck It's brightly beamins.
Oh that glorious star is our delight,
Ii brightest glows in hottest fight;
And by It's mild and constant ray
We We ever guided on our way.
Hurra. hurra the sta. is cleaning, &c.
Oh the Yankee boys are wide awake,
They come from hill, from valley, and lake,
And the song they sing, both night and day,
Is 'cl'ur the track for Henry Clay
Hurra hurra Vermont is coming;
Hurra hurra Vermont is coming;
Hurra hurra Vermont is coming;
For Harry Clay Vermont is coming
Now here IS TO Thee, of the frozen North
Oh 'OM Vermont we know thy worth;
For thy hills and valleys and mountain rock,
We II on, on, to the battle shock
And-strike strike while thou art calling;
Strike, strike while thou art calling;
Strike! strike while thou art calling;
For Harry Clay Vermont is calling
~ The Vermont Delegation was serenaded
last night by Lothian's brass band, which, with the
Rutland County band that accompanied them,
PLAYED some national airs, Wing melodies, &c
with great deal of gusto. After the serenade, they
adjourned into the bar Of the Astor, where some SEN
timents were proposed and many bottles uncorked
Though very joyal they did not seem 10 loose sight
of proprety and separated in good order and high
spirits
WoopBRIpGE's SCHOOL GEoGRAPHY-SaAton
s. Miles have issued u new and greatly extended
School Geography, with a full accompaniment OF
Aliases, by VIM. C. Woodbridge. These works are
worthy the special attention parents and teachers
They are highly recommended.
II REMEMBER the Concert at the Tabernacle
tonight! The advertisement contains the names oil
some of the most distinguished vocaists in the city,
who have handsomely volunteered to perform this
evening for the benefit of the Fire Department fund.-
We have often spoken OF the benevolence of the Fire
men their devotion TO their arduous duties, and the
fidelity and disiatercstedness with which they dis
pense the charities OF their Institution among those
exemplary persons who receive liz beneiactions.-
We trust the Concert will be fully attended, and
WELD large profit 10 the most noble charity in
whose behalf II is given.
- On previous occasion we called attention
10 the Grammar School OF Mr.. Charles II. Lyon,
$40 Broadway, and we again refer 10 his advertise
ment in another column of this paper.
THE CASE CT L. c. HoRNsBY-Mr. Souc sup
ported his motion for new trial in this case yes
terday, before the Criminal Court in argument
characterized by his usual ability. He was re-
piled to by the Attorney General in opposition to
the motion. The main grounds urged for new
trial are, firstly, the general one of the verdict not
being in accordance with the law and evidence !;
and secondly, the special one Of the discovery Of
new and important estimony-testmony which
would show that the late Mr. Twogood said after
having received the beating from Hornsby, when
Hornsby's name was mentioned, II deserved i,
ALL The learned gentleman urged this as the
dying confession of the deceased, and therefore
exculpatory of his client. This the Attorney
General denied. The language, if used at all, he
contended was incidentally uttered, and before
the deceased could have known that the blows
which he had received would cause his Death
The Judge has taken the merits of the motion in
to consideration His decision will be delivered
in writing. \. Q. PIC. Ap. 20.
T The Hon James Pollock arrived at Potts
vile on Thursday evening week, on his way to
Washington. AS it was known that he would
60 through that place, large number OF Wings
desired TO give him hearty welcome; and an1-
ious 10 hear his eoqueEce, meeting was called,
which he addressed in his usual happy style de
was met about twelve miles from Pottsvllle by
carriages and escorted into Pottsvliie, when he
was received by Charles w. Pitman, Esq. IN an
elegant and very appropriate address, IN behalf Of
the Wings of Pottsville.
Nj Pollock arrived at Washington on Mon
day evening last, and it is altogether probable he
took his scat on Tuesday. We wish him success
in hi. new sphere OF usefulness. Mltonisn.