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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-14

~ Second Ward.-Purunnt to the Recommended
ton OF the General CJmuee, the Democrnc hes Of the
Second Ward requested 10 meet at Jones ID Ward Hotel
No q Nassau Monday EyeEns Sept 18TH egh
O'Clock for III. purpOe Of selecting Five Deiesa
sent the Ward IN Cts Convention In Elect Thirteen Dele
gates 10 the Senatorial Convention. also. Five eegnie to
present them in the County Convention to nate Tnreer
Members OF Assembly lnf also To elect Five Delegates
present the Ward IN the Third C0ngre sonal District Conyen-
ton. BY order of .he Wnrt Committee.
GEORGE i. HOOD Chairman.
CAIy1y CAss. Secretaries. sig 81
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a., ~ s,E. TAG ssoos. tulL ss.;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-14

I rs 10 Tsi,ors.-SC TITS .MERICA N
sY.-Th Eurcpenti FASHIONS, comprising / ne
The chsnEr, dt.., published in Pars sGn Lon
u w e sged Jy Nj scott. Ut Ore ,lr. shortly
sap,r' "i the next Brttn steamer hf~s who aish
isf:go ely ss7p do ~ purchase tbs last
ssass. WI be both u@eheapest and most resbls
~ iW>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-14

~ Seventh Jard.-The Democratic Whg Elect
the Seventh Ward requested 10 assemble Satur
day Evening the 18th inst IT O'Clock n Slckests Ruidlnr'
enmtc II DIVISIONS for the purpose 81 choosing Delegates
the Senatorial County mad Fourth Congressional Distinct
rs ner recommendation Of the General Committee.
y. y Toe Of the meeting beng called on Sgturdly
mt room could not he obtained my other evening
~ ''ei - CONRAD SWEET. Chairman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-14

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Gentlcmen's General Furnishing Store,
o WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
No. 76 Maiden Lane. Ne,vYcrk. Corner of Liberty street,
JOHN P. WAKEAlAN IL co.
Is prepared sell the following articles tacnz others
prices suited To the times. VIZ:
enthusiastically Fine Shirts OF all qualities
CoLLARS.-Soua.e, Roun: and Byron Collars, all Linen
BoSoMs-RuiIed Stitched and Plain wide and narrow
UNDER SHIRTS AND pRANERs.-sik, Marino, An
&C. OF all qualities.
STOCKS-Satn SIX, Monair, Bomhazine and fancy color
ed OF all qualities and latest tlshiori.
tin silk ard Siohair figured and plain. Black 1tal-
I.n and Coored Cravats ana Crnvai Ties, all sze..
HoSIERY-7Silk Angola. Merno Wooden aat Cotton Hose
b and Half Hose.
GLOVES BEAVER Buckskin. Merino. Silk Cotsn.
SUSPENDERS-Buc kin and Morocco Elastic ends Six
Gum Elastic. Cott,n. &c. new 81
GENTLEMENS DRESSING GOWNS OF oil kinds.
HEAVY KNIT WOODEN.
ANGOLA AND hERINO
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
Manufactured by Eahsrs & Bailey. NJ Coboes Falls. NJ Y
For Sale By
J. P. WAKEaIAN g. co.
76 Nniden-Lane, Ner-York,
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE MANUFACTURERS.
c These Goods nre warranted shrink by wa.hfn:
uDd acknowledged by dealers 10 cheaper than other
Goods OF The kind II The mnrket au9 amn
IL yard. for sale OF HAWKINS Store,
81 os> E8 Greenwich ST.
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sr:.a:s-FaE Fashion Now ready, com,

& Ea:h-F'aIf E0ShtOn Now ready, complete
assortmen, of the Fall Fashion HATS which Qsalv
vail war,rnt eeuai manufactured old ndard
pfice VIZ: FINE 1'ne SIX Hats. s25s Extra do So
Imitation Beaver. 80 Ex,ra Fine. s4Ss
WATSON 4 co. Isl Chatham Square.
opposite JameS-'.reet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-14

10 Eighth Nard.-;The Wing Electors Of tbs
Egmh WMrd and ai those in favor of Clay ard Ffenghuy
and OF Protection To American Lnbnr se requested L
meet Mt the mead quarter. 81 the deren! tcs on Monday
from -ach Di the Congressional Convention or IL,
purpose OF uomina:n: member OF Congress fr the FIT
oncresonu District pu:',nrre of the call of The Genera
COMMITTEE b. order Of the Ward COMMITTEE
Harry HART, Chairman.
TnroD22Rx KELLEY, }sccrctaries
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eas.y, .'lAm House, 63 Neutrality-suspicious. or
70 's's d-'nns quiet hume. where n real Temper
- y,'ere th.'-. enss''tiDg of Vegetables. Fruls
,. oi1nA ur Aesh uicsis invited u pairoulzS
'-'''' ''''' q. Goss.
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WAsHiyeros SMITH. sectelary j

II First WarG-Pursuan; 10 recommendation of the
Democratic Wa General Committee. the Wing Electors
the Frs rnfd requested assemble NJ TEr-,hers Broad
Eo'e Monday evening. lGtn y, O'Clock
for purpose OF choosing three Delegates the Snntura
Convcnor Ave the hlfd Congressional Dr. Conven.
ton ard t.e to the County Convention Nv order.
CHAS. RlDiBOCK Chairman Wa:d Commi';eo
J. VI. CARY, Secretary. sli It's
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fHnHEINI!HII!iI;|IIIjE|!i!x||!lg(lllI|!IIR

ECcALEoBIoN OR EGG.HATCHlNG EXHIBITION
Omen fom A. tnsunset at 25 Broldwuy The wonder
ul phenomenon producing animal fe By st.an here dis
ua I'd To tha qualification the Scientific ard Cur0us-fo
chimes tor sale. - I'M
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FIVE PER CENT STORE!
TO CITY AND COUNTRY
CASH MERCHANTS

i desirable Stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
at IN advance ofony
FIVE PER CENT. FROM ACTUAL COST.
The cost oi each article marked figures upon it, and the
commission charged foot of the bill By this
Cash Merchants Will be enabled TO siec from Large Stock
upon better taan any other this CGsh
Merchants ,s fins their n;ere call before pur
chasing elsewhere.
HUTCHlNGS. C8SWELL & SMITH. Is Cedar st.
aus Inns ; doors from Psnrl-St. Newi ork.
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= l1ass Mestil,g a, I:ss Eark. Ne,y-Je

&C. Mass Meeting at Rex; Bank, Te,v-Jer-
-cy.-lncGn,sduence Of savera ohe Mas Meetings are
t. 70 held ,hs Hon'nnuh CGuny the Nhi- Mrs,
Meeting thai tn t,Ee pce Saturday the l:ih
Red Buak ptpppnsd until Sntuday the z-h cst,nt
when there wll! Ice gathering OF the Wings Of MOI.
Tn"Uih COUNTY a from other u!aces. ard several
eminent oea both from Jersey ana this CITY have en-
gagged 10 be there, rich t:eat be expected sil
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Eses Lac; Page.

=, latest DATES.
dn.--.,,....-..huSi6 Hare Aug Il
-seu. Aug u New Orleans,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-14

E- Gentiemen's Hnss-FALL FASHlON-WAR'
socxs M Broadway have eady ot sale their new style
(sn,lemens Hats for the ensuing season. ago istf
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az. Thirteenth Wnrd.-Atn lnrre and

MiLLiAa g. R ReCS sccEetares. sl4a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-14
~ MASS Meeting OF the Wings OF the
Sixth Congressional District, I1th, 18th,
,5th. lG,h and f7th W ards,

The cat zens Il the Sixth D,t-ic: ore invited
assemble Tuesday Evening tho 'h September.
II, ncck. Mns. Meeting. at Union Place The
OF Broadway uOwery and li,t street.
number o distinguished gentlemen have 5een invited
attend and address the meeting. will be particularly
stated hereniter
There viii thorough discussion of the gel; principle,
maintained by III. " hg party
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ADJUSTMENTS.
STATEOs NETWORK,


GREAT ANNUAL FAIR -nd CATTLE SHo"'
TIE ami Al. FATE ASD CATTLE SH0'" OF N
ss.lqs on s>a.. " eJne,isy ard Thur.sy .ih Is rn
taT, o September rhfs FAIRS s,r-s-c annually
rs-sius n oags sections tEs aGc ihe
..t., Ft,r. senmbO,s the Huion rfufts
vii ii larEe7 accommodating houss
peas mora than ever before ;vuId suitable quarter,
thee occsscrs =,
ba.r,,fI. .,u-,sh buildings Rave been reced
No r,,,,eS TIE T-hi.:'rGl. Our ~ tr->r butfns
owe orc hui, fts' ss-Sf arss> r1r be- .' Sh -
s.isvc,.d tn he I.Ai'ES an":hs- = the AtCEtNlGS
tVD MANUFACTURE sad the other, 20 the FARM
Frs In addition thee brdnSs.. is'Se f;acanpGehi
srurecs and tents 20 furnish increased nc 'loda
on lot the mutrdcs ususuay Attending these Ju1ress o.
re Farmer ind Mechanic
A-ru .i.s hundr. Premiums amounting 20 several thou
ana dln ~ are offered ir specimens OF all sorts Of ag:cu
ral and Mechanical Products. and also Tor Needs works
.'ipwers. =. &c. :, =, 49,.
Tine ANNUAL. ADDRESS Wi! ~ delivered by Nr. BAN
rCFI of Massachusetts and several other distinguished
. Il l,uS ,. sdGress tkelT fellow CIT gems.
The furnishes To the citizens OF New io'S Aba
= ard other places opportunity for pleasant excursions by
AMID me bca,ii oi TIE Highland, 9nd ohr
scpn o: the IiuisGn-0 e5irk ,,lts of whiting West
20 ut and a her interesting scenes - - vicinity.
i Teg-tiaas from Societies IN this ard 1eF states anf
10 he OF ire Press requested IN register tr
ars. ire i;as.psss Ofcr Immediately en- Iedchias The
,acanpnlen: ~ Ire Safe Society.
Particulars OF the Elr H. Cattle Show may be iocad IN
rmph.ts a, PougnscoF,+s. Eeio;s may save theneTes
au1c trDiIhlr by reading the ~ lbEIjH OF Arrange
sent- at lac EncaaipEieni ,,.,.!r,-,,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-14
"A II. < ). RAYNUK, IS B0wery.
HUMOROUS COMPANION TO VALENTINE
VOX
JUST PUBLISHED
BY BUR, ESS. >TRINGER & CO.
%. ny cmner Of Ann.
SYLVESTER SOUND,

D1 BOR' Kiss. ~ hlN6ER q W.
q. NJ. cuneT OF Ann.
SYLVESTER SOUND,
THE snMNAMBUiIsT.
Comn,eie-Pnce 81 i-2 cents
By the Author at Valentine Yvy. the VentrluQu: Stanley
Thorn, sc &c. Enhelsl,ed with highly FIN
ishsd illustrations s'eal.
Tho character ut this work essentially humOrou5 5nt
the thr ling well As the laughter moving Sonnnm
bust crete lnnuneabe. the object proposed TO
excite alternately deepest and the most joyous
ninth. by the portrayal the trordnnry positions IN which
who upon his dreRms may be placed and the high
~ ridiculous terror hs mly inspire.
OPINIONS or THE PRESS.
Nj Cocston ugHIn mODd and ne II Is pretty
well known that when he he 10 singular
tent The acultT OF exciting nerrment Others the
ance o Sylvester Sound will he hailed By oil who prefer mth
20 wnstlnG eaall."-llesDstch
We hrpe for stiil Intrinsic acquaintance with Sy
vesttG Sound the Somnnmbulist. Derby Reporter.
OF those authors from wh0s they Oi deriving
ierainmenf We glad see HIM in the field aealn with
subject 40 repete with interest q, that OF perpetual Somgaa
bu,st. Era.
Thi. n new candidate for pubic favor which promises
10 be attractive West Briton.
a hsrves; OF incident mny he anticipated from 81
vestat sound London illustrated News.
The above work being complete, the reading public
may anticipate rich treat.
ALSO THIS DAY PUBLISHED.
Priee rs Cents
PA T A N d P r E E T,
BY THOMAS CARLYLE.
Third Edition.
Published and for sale. wholesale and retail. By
BURGESS, sTRINGER & co.
s!Srs -! Broadway. corner OF Ann.
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n. B. Cap. ofevery description on hand and n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-14

D EMOYAL-JOHN DICK, Paten,ee of the Elastic Me
IN tac Shghk for Boots Shoes hns removed 20 log Mas
Man and dealers cannot fail oeIsnd
their business By purchasing ghs the this
which A ~ ofia red on liberal tfrm5 si4 2tr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-14

~ FAN Fashion FOR Hats.-O. FISH has now
ready the Fall fas Tor ias which gentlemen are invited
10 call nnd examine NJ hu Warehouse III Rrpadwny two
doom above the City Hotel. ORLANDO Fish.
nuaDntf Fashionable Halter.
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ny Autumn Hnts.-The subscriber announces TO
h customers and u;hers his readiness supply lie Fall Pat
tern OF Gen,lemen's Hats
The fines, Nu,Fis fuTnisb bed a............si2 %
2dqualy. " ..........-.-'.. -
sYsI ,lr SPENCER. 81 Chambers street.
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HENRY O'RlEt.GT. Rec. Sec.

4 GRICULTURALF FAIR AT PlCGlKEEPSlE-t
preparations are making for the Fair e. De held nj POrch
eep.e on the u and lih of is month. TIE steamboat New
sr>ey su Tuesday and re:an srrins ne
cs 10, the purpose accommodation. visitors with boaN
and lJt:ins. ne .mrais umnn and North amerfa
re TO leave Abany New YORK alternately At cltck
md The hrc aud Rochester II O'clock. Landing
.nch way at poushkeepse during the Continuance 9th Fan
:, ,Lc rs.Inr.d nssss o.. Of Is cents. sill lw
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ny New style Gentienens Hnts.-Ihe ta a3
which will be found fully ,,an tho reputation De has hsre
ioore enjoyed tbs of essential article oi
irer. AMlDON: Fashionable Halter,
aus I'm Wall 81. corner Nassau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-14

SXJLNDOW SHADE DEPOT. Nc. srRucn -srkssr--
w The subscriber would advise ali those
chase shades either wholesale RETAIL call No Spruce
street. they have greater assortment than all the othe. es
tahshmens the city, and they truly ay theirs thu
II place where they manufactured any None but
oil cola, shades painted ssns Banner and interior Decor
tons done in style be surpassed Artist. OF acknow
edged reputation will always find employment Also wanted,
three four apprentices None need apply unless they have
NO ans BARTOL Il DE MAUNY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-14

IL yard. for sale OF HAWKINS Store
81 Stss 90 Greenwich 81.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-07-09
From the Philadelphia u. S. Gasetie.
EXTREME EXCITEMENT IN SOUTHWARK

We resume the report Of occurrences, as ,hey
have usnspired at the Catholic Church Of St Phiip
de Neri, Southwark.
In our postscript, Saturday, we stated that a,
twelve o'clock on Friday night, Colonel Lee.
Union FencIbles" had possession Of Queen street
We were IN an error as regards the corps-it was
the Getty Guards" Captain Hill, which acted upon
the occasion.
At O'Clock on Saturday morning. the twenty cit.
liens who had been detailed by Mr. Wright Ards
and who were n the Church under his command
were discharged, and the City Guards took their
place The ustural,zod citizens who had been found
IN The Church with their leader, we're early in the
morning taken before the Police Msgistrai. of the
District, and held in bonds to keep the peace Ey-
cry thing remained quiet during Saturday.
Early on Saturday evening crowds began to gather
but The multitude was soon brought TO order by the
arrival Of corps of artillery and infantry under
Gen. Csdwaader, who soon cleared the street ada
cent 10 the Church, aud threw out lines Of military
| aeross$he several thoroughfares
In The course OF the evening and night several
determined brushes" were made upon the lines
which were IN most cases repused by General Cad
wslader in person, who pointed out the rioters
and calling to the Peace Police, had the parties
arrested and carried into the basement Of Saint
Philips
The General also ordered the stores generally. in
The vicin y to be closed, though tins was not until
eleven O'Clock or after.
Yesterday morning early, the parties who had
before Aldermen Mckinley and Saunders and no
person beng able to identify them, they were dis
charged.
One prisoner, however, not brought out Tor
hearing, ~ consequence of the nature Of bis alleged
offence. Tbs was the Hon. Charles Naylor late
Representative IN Congress Of the Third District-
lie had been arrested on Saturday night, under the
following circumstances. After, or during bold
menace on the part Of the mob towards the military
Gen. Cadwslader other and more peaceabe mes-
sures proving unavsing, ordered the troops by long
word of command, 10 "ainr' 4 he pieces being lev.
ellcd, and MIR Nsylor being close to them, he called
out, Don't hreW Whether this wa. merely an ex
olamaton Of trepidaton, or meant as a encourage
ment OF characterization in the troops, we canno
well ascertain but II understood in the latter
sense by Gen. Csdwalader, who ordered his arrest
and had him taken to st Philips.
In the morning, as Mr.. Mayors offence was con
s,dsred so peculiar, General Csdwalader until be
should have legal advice, be wished did no, In
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-07-09

THr Urss TREE-A living plant e this celebra-
ted tree has been lately presented to the Horticulu
raj Society by the East Indian Company, and Is now
growing in the Chiswick Garden, London. II is in
perfect health, and, Notwithstanding the fables OF
Dutch travellers, Perpetusted by Darwin, may he
approached with safety. 1t is hovever, so virulen,
poison that no prudent person would handle il
without proper preesuIion. Along with it, the Com
Pany also presented new species Of Cycas and a
young plant Of the Duran fruit.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-07-09

IMPORTANT FROM ST. Csou.-we learn. saws the
New York Herald, by Captain Babbage. Of the He
ella, in twelve days passage from st. Croix. tina
there has been an Instruction at Montserst amongs
the blacks They had burned several plantations
Many Of the blacks were killed. The cause Of IN,
insurreeiion was found be in taking the census Of
the island the blacks thinking that they were TO b,
made slaves again
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From The National Inisiigenoer
LBTER-BY THE TELEGRAPH.

Attwo o'clock tins morning we received the rrati.
lying intelligence, transmitted from Baltimore BY the
Telegraph, that the city was quiet at three oeloct
yesterday afternoon that the Catholic Church was
under the protection Of the Native Americans. and
the troops Withdrawn and that there was sppareni-
y an end to the further shedding Of blood as wei
the riot.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-07-09

The Holl'daysburg (Pa) Register records The
death 0ffhree young en By hghining 1t appears that
while they were making hay, storm came no. 10
avoid which they repaired to a tree standing in the
field. They had not however, been long in tbi.
dangerous situation until the tree was struck nv the
lightning, and themselves called to their final ,c-
count.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-07-09
Norr q

Mr.. Alexander Everett, who was our minister 10
SPAN hom 1925 to 1929, informed me, the other
cay IN reply TO my question the subject that dur
'ng the whole Of that time, when the various nego-
uations were going on between our government AMI
hexico Tor be purchase OF Texas, not syllable OF
instruction was sent 10 him, 10 consult OF ronciats
the Spanish government He added, that. during alI
That period, Spain s'outly and uniformly maintain
her complete right TO reconquer her province OF Me-
icO.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-07-09

~ lBBON'S DECLINE AND FALL OF THE
VI ROMAN EMPlRE.-A beautiful London td,
lion, just imported by r. TaYLoR, complete f,r en-
dollars beautifully printed the finest paper. with
= biogfsPhy Of the author, and steel engraving
from Sir Joshua Reynolds portrait Of Gibbon and a
new and coploos index adding much 10 the value .l
the wofs The les, and cheapest edition ertsnL
June 2t-3t
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-07-09

he state bed in which the King Of saxonv .l.r,
AZ hnoe fars the seat Of Lord Amherst cost Il OUl
and the fittings Of his sleeping room GO. 600.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-07-09
PLAYING CARDS

y LAfNpb correction, embracing the best yarIe.
ties from all the different manufactures an ne
United states, IS on hand for sale by
=. TAYLOR.
Among which, are Crebore's, Battloti's, and CO.
hens Eagle Cards some Of which are four and r,
years old-ali for sale at unusually low Prices
flne Playing Cards for 81 rs per dozen, and other
qualities at still lower prices.
bFNery liberal deductions made u those buyins
QUANTITIES or 20 those who purchase for the purpo,s
Of selling again. JuIy <
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-07-09

Tx THOSE THINGS WHICH ARR ESSENTIAL LIT THEIR
81 ysIrr--is soS-EssEsriALs, LiBEhrri AND IN ALI
THINGS caAKirv .--Aagsssiin
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-07-09

The wheat crop in some Of the upper counties of
New York, is alleged 10 have suffered from tbeny
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-07-09

TREASURY OF KNOWLEDGE. or Library r
the Writing Desk An additional supplv th..
day opened. Price 81 rs. r. TAYLOR
jsly9n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-04-05
WRECK OF THE HORNET
q. s. Sioop IF Uar ,erectei If En,ptoo c,tsJ
.Hrieo, the I0th Of September, 1929

) Sloop n Uar- ,ereetei IF Etnrpteo the q ~
-H.rieo, on the I0tt Of September, 1929
b. w1I. d. GALLAGHER
The sun was Iowa food Of Ish,
Slept on the gIitleting ocean
And \ i.ht's dark robes journeying up
W iih slow and solemn motion:
And and heard
The sea news shriek--iII-omsned bird.
Down sunk the sun-the gathering mist
Rose proudly up before it,
And streamel upon the urld air,
A bood-red banner Ger
Frown.ns, and piled up heap hoap.
Dense clouds o'crspreaI the mighty Deep
Datker and pitchy black they grew,
Aud rolled, and wheeled, aud onward flew
Like marshailing Of men;
Then trembled timid sonls with fear
Giistened in Beauy's eye the
AID 'ladcr land doubly dear
Bot brave hearts quailed 40, then.
Soon the rough tar's prophetic eye
Saw many floating shroud high,
And many coffin drifting by
And on the driving gale
Beheld the spirits of the Deep.
Above-around-in fury sweep
And hen ri the dead's low wall,
AMI the Demons muttered curse,
And the fierce and troubled wind.
Rode Dea,h-ond following close behind,
A dark and sombre heasse.
And soon the bark wreck was driven,
Before the free wild winds Of heaven,
.Note sntunk with fear each gallant heart
Bonded many knee
Ani the inst pray CT was offered up,
GOD OF the Deep, 10 Thee
Muttered the angry heavens Sill,
Ani murmured skill the
Aud old and sterner hearts bowed down,
God Of the Deep, Thee.
And sttlI the wreck onward driven.
Upon tho wide. Wild sea,
And Mans proud hear, 70 Fate was given,
Romans, q God, TO Thee
CAPPED wide the Deep-dowu plunged the wreck
? rose a fearful Yell
Death Tapped his wings above tina, deck
\ mdlmur- all wa. sin
Mora came. A food of iigbtag
Burst on the gitse:ins waters.
Above the nsep's ste Tn hearted men,
And Earth's fair sons ard daughters
The smooth waves If the CLASSY see
Rolled IN III their accustomed way
The saa-fowl piumed its wings as free.
Aud ali appeared as yesterday:
And nansht Of life, death was seem
And who could say, sha, strife had been.