The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-19

and an Instant her willing devotees TO this xI.lon are
a. nsr .lde to satisfy her wants thirty pounds Of
'he ordinary desc Of cold morning and she e loaded
J. motion is now given the gun in imitation of the roll
instant desired. hesving the ball some two miles
DeoIe II touched the water then recocheng" on
ye Yea hence as memento of the stockton Twice
was she fired with shot down the river and osoaYd
ne capital although without any reasonable intent. bat
suie am Invent more than half pay The Oldest Com
manders in the navy and Generals in the army declared
hat their opinions Of these guns had undergone
pee revolution, and that they only paythngs $50
lar as handling them went after all
Much has been said about the spiendsr apartments
and not few have thought that has been
used in her finishing but sure am that although her
apartments present coup deI"-rich and tasteful to
the eye-any who viii take the trouble to examine
ci'icalIy all the articles in detail will find that neaness.
economy and comfort havel been studied for must he
recoected that room the grand dssideratum in ship;
saferooms" cost money well as curtains while at
the same time they difficult Of and confne the
all open and airy and curtains being used instead Of
with couches for beths all neatness and
Stockton TOO mach he man ny & business permit
Havagance where he has the control
collation. by one of the officers Of the ship presenting to
the President and Secretary Of the Navy Joseph Ferre
an Old salt of the last and Harry Bluff character his
hair white snow, and sixtysix years of age having
served his country faithfully for the last oryve years
lie was one of those noble fellows who opened the ball of
We last war byconqnering thei Guerrier with the Con
tatlon, Commodore HULL again. in Old Ironsdes with
Commodore Stewart when he whipped the Cyane and
Levant aud though he missed the chance at the Java the
close OF the war found him still in the old Constitution
me Honorable Secretary said at that such faithful
service should be rewarded by the Government that
he should Dc the Boatswan of the ship. This will pro.
baoy De the rs official act Of the Secretary for
hsold ship mate Commodore Morgan telling him. Look
out may be forgotten" the old Tar said TO the Secre
tary III you forget me- sir, will not forget you -
raising laugh at the expense Of the Secretary.
Inc Captain had provided snberb and extensive cold
collation. Water was scarce, but plenty of wine. The
PRESIDENT was toasted Captain Stockton and Others
Matthew St Clair Clarke, who il great wit rose and
saidhe had received from one Tutchmann in Pennsy
vana sentiment in verse; which he had desired him to
read on this occasion. 1t was follows -
THE DurcHMAN's ToAsr.
III DIS year OF our Lord one tousandt eight hundret
IN president Dyer has got to one oder year more
monstrous bick guns what has got Pistolfo lock
sgontrivetun made un fret ofpy Robert +. Stockton
dis is do krue fghtn ship ais goes mt biin VOTER
Joost Jet her see one British shp-she'l get hotter
hotter,
Den pans koes dat pick gun-Chon Pull says de Divi
take her -. - -
Xiv up poys it's all for use-Dats certain de Beace
Maker.
The reading Of this, by Mr.. Clarke, created infinite
amusement and loudly was il applauded.
The number OF invitations necessarily limited in
consequence ofthe size the Princeton not
ting more The Captain will give lnother entertainment
bn Tuesday next to the Members of Congress generally
1t is worthy ofnoce that seemed better pleased
or more fully to appreciate the Princeton than Lieutenant
Hunter Of the Union. SD.