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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-26

For sale BIZ JOHN H. EUSTACE, Main st.
GAYNOR, WOOD & Co, near Bell Tavern
and S. NJ. ZACIiRISSON, IL street, Shockoe
Hill, Richmond, Virginia.
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
HENRY CLAY,
,oAtLETE Two N"LcaEs, OF o'.F ltU" LAh"EFA"
WITH THREE ENGlAYlNGs.
THE WHOLE FOR ONE DOLLAR:

The WHOLE FotN o-> = ooIi--Ai,'
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;or u! the only !uii ana Illustrated eoe't'" - ear
>rtECilES OF HENRY CLAY, rFeceGeu U! D'''
e.lca Memoir OF TIE GREAT Statesman. a4a O'A'' q W
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stereotype pi.es edition Of at work iof tne Peop.. 40
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cory, s4 "lre !oo copies se iahe''' ON! 80 's"'
lhts edition coniii!Ses-
|. 4 MEMOIR OF HENRY 'LAi-c!eaf arc
glowing written expressly for IL, yo1A, by HE"RY }.
K.yMaSp t.sG.
II. THE SPEECHES OF MIR CLAY, fom ISL
70 Is,,cI,,v r.rafllv collected from various
or tins work compared and corrected and IL. restored
the INST nersop-.py of them having been only reported
third prou-Mr. Clay said 50 and so, AID na urged
&c, Instead OF gvIns his own vigorous and
without EteTPolatioH or diicton no CORRECTION oi -'
ness or Correctness, has ever be!o;e apPeai-d' ..
Each Spercf is hfi- Introductory paragraph
explaining the which called II forth and
whenever is desirable aad moi oterwis .'
:; ;h- end gives the ate oi IN. ,.au!r
ILLUeI IKAilO.sS.
/. a PORTRAIT OF HENRY CLtil, h0AA a.
o's'aai iGuh% 0! linen; .as5;sI .Ii,r - ,rg ~ HEN
II. y f!f-N - 4 - L - i4- :, -. ~,
Ky CLAY, N :" I-s >.-sh=' oi hanover '"g'A'4---
sfais- on stsri' -,. -,,,,, ~ rr,TrB
. i ~. .Aa s-'E.d - i'-N-- - -
No'4 IN l-hi -, - cd
suc' - ~ .le 80 SprTcurS or u9xEv
u9a - NJ - K - 80 - - 80 ~, arti;c :
IL 80 ~. ,, 80 -. 49, g. o.. nit -
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- r. h.c-,,a -. I,I ;. .he i,r,-,, circuis
ton ever attained by any,
To the Friends OF EExRS CLAYNlghty, glorious noS'
70 the advocates the b.uguaEt principles aud Hszsuie
o National Policy Of sich the foremost championto
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
To Mariners.

J. z Williams ESQ L. = Consul. AT the Bry oi sanG>. n
.-rce: m the ,hi Elc. evei al NBeiu On sunday. ia'
furnished following mportan, information i1 the Oeneh oi
ynyu.ers 10 the Pacific,
i-ar sir Having obtained nccufne information o HTee
S1nh Pacific Ocean, deem my duy tn publish IN rs con
,.s nd ccinci be-, CONVENIENTLY for the ene-
4. of nnrr The us,un of these dangers lies drects ~
tie track oi ships cru for sperm vhHe-ln the paInle u
latitude 81 degrees II mlaute : and the longitude 9' '' dc
ICES minute, " bearing ENE by compass tfoEl the
Fench Rock about 50 miles distant, sad 10 be II eet o VA;
Il on It but TO breakers were diceIned.
% second nck wat discovered in latitude of 81 degrees
Il minutes = and the longitude OF - degrees W. bearing w
W from the French kuck lU miles dsiaRt Just wash
with the surface of the sen und breaks high in boi>te1us
weajher. . q, 49,.
The third danger Observed in the latitude o' 81 degrees
~ uues : and IN tho longitude LIS degrees . mnuie, Fn
eaIjng W from the Fr9ach Rock about iS5 nl = distant =
.rnI nv The SinJ JOHN y. WILLIAMS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

The wreck of the British bnlk Syrn@. slid of the rock. 2
Bonn Island ed. the running high and m'nedaie
Nothing additional was saved win me exception
ui tyvu pumps. -.,:.
20, ashore IN the Rio Negro, and was condemned.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
SDOken. &c.

June Is. off ToItugG, Rockli Eyans, Noenns for Liver
poul -. ", ,-,,-. .
,e sit. Block Island y 20 miles, brs Perseverance, on
h, %%e t. Ia; $ s. lon 35 brig Cnihanne Of Warren, Ns.
i inr I.nMliOE.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
Arrived.

Steamer Rci:n24 Thompson, from, Wilmington. via Nor
io H. ~ TsaGna. sa: Is in St Jaso de Cuba. sugar sc
:" B. M,oS BaiSey d I'm Savannah, cotton to S'uees
Scht Tcaa; Baker % d from CienfesOs, Cuba sugar &c
70 sbT , Foam Foam Rowland s /. FIN Apalachcoa, cotton sc 70
Ashley. Poo! & Co. ,,,.,up
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
SECN,Nn HOARD.
p,,b,ic stock .;rcilanse. Jane 90.
Passengers !Arrivest

In Ie brig Tarqlina + ON s. JaEo-M Nlei' VI ''''''
In The Foam from fod.1escola-Mrs T!she and chd'
Hn.,:I.n ] OftL-. sieernge.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

ARRIVALS OF WHALE SHiPs.-Three whale
ships arrived at New Bedford and three al Nan,uck
OF on Sunday. A whale ship arrived al EdgaItown
also on Saturday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK, JUNE DC.
Cleared

Cleared.
Ship, Corea Gardner, St Petersburg Hicks & Co. 81 'e''s
iur Liverpool.
BT.. Moon HAYS Charles;on lsnham Dmon; oyr''
Wu"iside. Portland -. NJ r Ivinrs,, l. Co
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

II The inhabitants OF Lancaster county. Pa.
held meeting recently and resolved 10 contribute
and to solicit m for erecting Il monument over
the remains oil those who shared in the battle o,
Brandywine, and died IN tha, county ufIber wounds
The whole number, upwards OF POO were all bun.
ed in small enclosure on the summit .. Noun
ZieD in Ephrata, where i, is proposed 10 erect III,
monument.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
s~re. HARHDEN d Co. -
.zSEe.ss, GENERAL, -r f 7
-. S>ssss sls COMMISSION, and - -

sliIPFlNI MEhLIIaN
LIVERPOOL. LONDON. HAVRE, BREMEN, HALL
LII 'FIX \ < BOSTON, NEIV-YDRK. PHILiDEi.-
FiiiH. BALTlMoRE.. AND MONTREAL.
Wnui respectfully notice that they continue TO forward
with despatch parcels and Of GoGd, Bond.
ie rnnbIe Papers sc. IN and all parts Of En.lnd.
Ireland Scotland, France. and Germany.
The have also established Al A gancy at Malta.
Their Agents in the different European Cities give p1rtcua,
oentin 10 the execution Orders purchase of o0Gs
inng and obtaining copies OF wills. Deeds Titles &c.
Goods forwarded by English French ard German a!e
rhents through our Liverpool house No % Waef-strse;. w
be despatched the Royal Mal Line Of Steamers 70 Boston
BY sains Pncsets to New iork Phadelphn or Bam9rc
tom. Agent and be Immediately forwarded tarnugh
different Express Lines TO any part OF the United States or
Canada.
Bills o Exchange, payable atch in any OF the United
Knedon aso Bill France, may be obtained At differ
ent AcencIe. Amer.ca
H. & Co.'S facilities trGnSacnr the above business
such that they happy elr friends and patrons
that they may depend early despatch Rni reasonable
churges as any European American house can offer.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
Niia,c-S, &c.

The ,io icas,a. lyens. arrived nj Sac liai1of on ,"nay
from whaling voyage 1850 barrels ci oil. nnd l3ln lbs
of bone g. =, ,,i
cpn May 1h. 700 bbis ril
Art Nantucket. 81 .np Alex COtIn, Nys Coast Ne"
aif mt Nsn,,ckci 3d. ship Peruvian Arthur. Pacific
Ocean. Oahu Feb lj l50 ~ 80 wii.
A." rf .hp Mount Vernon mtert 2N0 50 on board sent
"a.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
NEW.YORK AND HARLEM < RA!iRun'
CONPANY.-SUIMER ARRANGEMENTS.
Ell - -On and after May Is. isA. the Can VIII run rs

ON Sundays il the weather fine the CGrs VIII run every
hour from City Hall 10 Harlem and Ni.Funs Bridge
The City Hall and 9th ne Will run every ten hihus'
through tie day. from ~ i. VI. toS 81 T. NJ o. nm
The Extra Night Line viii e-vc"Ith 'treei nr ny !ial, a.
90 9g 10 10 a. H. II ~ Leave City hall iicT - strer
ri 9 90 III. 10 60 H. II -, IL.
By order ot the Board: l,.r,,.,, -.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

October H. l492.-'As the evening darkened Co'umhiS
poop of his However he might cheerful aud
confident during the day, It Ia HIM time u
the painful anxiety and now, when he WAS wIupp. q
by shades OF night he maintained an
and uuremttnc watch ranging his eye along the dus
horizon search of the most vague indications al land sd
denly abou, ocOck. he b0ugkt he beeG Iisat gI-
Insr1sg at distance Fearing that l hopes might de-
ceive him. he cael Pedro Gutierrez gentleman {" ihe
kings bedchamber and inquired whether he light "a
that direction the latter replied the affirmative Colah",
yet doubtful whether nigh; be euOn OF the ii
cy called Rodrigo Sanchez of Sgoyl1 and made the
oury. By the the latter had ascenIed the oundhOe
the light had disappeared. They twice aef
ward in sudden and CLEANS, II II iurci IN lie
bark OF fisherman rsln: and shaking with the
the hand of shore borne up and d"w ns re
walked from house To house - transient ami uncetta wee
these geams that few attached any Importance 70 thcm: Co
lumbu, however considered thcm certain signs oi land
and, moreover. that the land was inhal'ict.
tIRvISG'S Columbus. volt
t"It was on Friday. the 81 of August. li22. early the
momny, that Counbus sail his inst OF dcove
ry He departed from the bar OF Satcs small island Ia front
Of the town u Huelva, steering sou;hwesefy direction
&c-lRvIso lie was about nseven years old the year o
Discovery
On the 18th Of September in the evening ben: ohou, two
hundred leagues from The island OF Ferru he for The inst time
noticed the variation of the needle phenomenon which hai
before been remarked. struck with tSe
he observed Aeaveiy Tor three days. and found that the
Of the pilots and flied them with CONSERVATION Il
seemed the very laws oi changing they
vnnced and That they entering another world subject
rkuo,. D1u IL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
Ill.

STATESMAN astu,e, the final hour
Arrives OF long contested Power;
Each crafty vile thine ends to aid,
rarty and principle betray ID;
The subtle speech, the plan profound,
Pursued for wears, success has crown'd;
Tonight the vote upon whose tongue,
The nicelv-poised Division hung,
Was ,hinc-beneath that placid brow
Wh., feelings throb eSultlng now
Thy rival fals;-on grandeur's base
Go shake the nations in MS place
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

GoLp.-lt gives us pleasure 20 record the success
that Ia attending the ining operations in some part,
OF this region. Cabarrus has for some ,in,e ,ak-,
,he lead, and one or Two OF our mines have welded
beyond even former precedent. 4 gentleman (,,m
Caoarrus has given US statement with regard Il,
Troutmsn's niue, under the management, of Hone,
cults q Co. TO the following effect Upon the 7r
Of June there were six bushels OF ore taken ON, sn
ground, that yielded 6: pounds of gold in The anal
gamate. Our mining region is far from being ex
hausted, and Rew aud splendid discoveries =, e, aws
the industrious and en,e;pri>ius explorer Of gold"
ICharlotte IN. Cl Jefiers0n;an
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
TuE TRIBUNE.
t,,.m Blacswcod's Ma-n4ias iot J"se-
cot I'M i l :.
BY n. SIMMONS.
~ Print oJt.r Picture 6y Pa'me : g'N"0'I J

R,sY. yrcroH, from The icsiiye board
Finsh'd with trumphal vine,
And lifting high thy besming sword,
Fired hv the iattering !iarpers chord,
Who HYMNS thee half Irvine.
Vow al the elutted shrine OF Fate
That dnrk-r5d brand 10 consccrate
Long. dread, and doublinl was the tray
Tha, gives the stars thy name to-day.
Rui all is over; round thee now
Fame shouts spoil pours, aud capt"es bow;
40 s,ornier Joy can Earth impnrt,
Than thrills in lightning through Thy heart.
Cav LOVER. with the soft guitar,
He to the olive-woods altar,
And to ihy friend, the listening brook,
Alone reveal lhat rnptued look;
The maid SO long in secret loved
This morning saw betrothed Time.
Tha, SIZE the pledge consen'ing, bles''
Life bright as notes IN Golden wi:c,
L. dancing in thy breast.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
Sailed,
SaIt
Ship Garrick. Liverpool.


The brie Casher. Pike, from Havana has no; arrived
.t-,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

-" THE iiIssisSPPI RIVER IL again Tlslng villa
astonishing rapi,!i;y. Between Saturday and Sun
day. the rise exceeded foot winch is an Immense
rise considering The large extent ot country over
winch il is spread. We yesterday crossed In
boats To the Pap House, opposite this city, dis
,ancc of about tso miles and a half The water
in Illino,town covers all the ground, and is up
into the first stories of The houses. Boats pass with
iaciy from the Illinois shore TO the Pap House.
than mile The water, yesterday, had
reached within a few inches oi the highest poini
attained this spring, and nearly to the hight a.
rained in the resheis OF 1928 and '26. consl-
era5Ic portion ul tIe curb-s;oncs on Weter-stroci
are covered and the water running INTO the lower
stories OF Battle Row. and the corner OF laGrr!-
street All the river, above reported 10 bc rising
bat the principal li>e from tle il-sOErI-suppo-eL
to be the June irsshet trom The Mountains. Ii l.
probable that the present risc will exceed the pre-
vious one OF this spring, and probably any ever
known by the oldest inhabitants. Ii Is impossible
10 estimate the damage done 10 individuals residing
along the banks of The rivers Whole farms have
ben laid desolatc, and years OF labor destroyed by
the sweeping oil Of fences, the destruction OF crops
sc. &c.
Boats from above report the Missouri, the Missis
sippi and the Illinois and their tributaries all over
flowing their banks and still rising rapily-=pread-
ing destruction Gni CONSERVATION among the inhabi-
tons OF the bottoms whose losses will be great
Many of their farms completely under walcr
their crops entirely destroyed, and their stock either
carried ohy the flood or scattered over the county
where they will. probablv V, never be recovered.
The illinois river is reported 10 be within six
inches OF the high water mark OF the great food iiat
occurred seventeen wears ego. At Naples II hnd
oveltowed the bank, and The streets were under
water.
Very heavy rains have fallen during the last week
in a parts OF the upper country, which il IS feared
will do a great deal OF injury 10 the growing crops.
ST Louis l,rDurlican Eth.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

WHEAT CRor IN Ouo.--We convcrsed ycs,cr.
day with an observing friend, who haa lusr
reached the city from Cleveland, Ohio. In REGARD
to the Wheat crop, he says it ncyc. locked better
The number of acres devoted 10 this gram is large.
than ever before known i'll Ohio; there is every
reason to hope fo, an unusually large c1op wei
npened. South OF Chillico,hc, the farmers arc
all busy harvesting. Gin Atlas.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

FAME. LOVE-, AMBITION what are Ye,
With all your wasting passions war,
To the great Strife that, like seq,
O'srswept His soul unanimously,
Whose face CLEANS on Inc like star
A star that CLEANS through murky clouds
AS here begirt by struggling crowds
A speil-bound l0itcre: stand,
Before a prn,-shop in the Strand
What are your eager hopes and tears
Whose minutes wIiher men like years
Your schemes defeated oriulfltd,
To the emotions dread That ihriild
His frame on that October night,
When, watching by The lonely mast,
He sar on shore the moring fight
And felt. though darkness weld the sight,
The long sought World was his at last!
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

=. 49,, ist-S L;-M.NER 4RR,fiAGEMEyInEs x
S[.A.ssS Arg gPr.lcgs.--NEW-YORk AND ERIE X ~
Tie ns% IN Hnf splendid so s,eat5', sn,, n
,nre street daily. tSunduys excepe al CLOCK y. M.'
md T. p passing the beauui scenery "f INC tinsa
rysr ~ srnm At where passengers take the conmodols =
or the 20 through the picturesque valley ol The hiapo'
Pefnrnins 90 ieaye Wt,deto,vn u, \. VI. and Up. NJ.
Passenger, by the Morning Lane can remain from htee u
four hou Goshen and Aidetown ana return 70 e Guy a"
O'Clock the evening. . ~. a.. ,, L..
- families aud PieaSuru Pure. will hnd this the most De
;igh;Su Excursion from the city. The cas- are unsuy com
mou. n nj have apartments Appropriated expressly 10 h''
For fthe. particulars inquire ct the taptai 90 poats y"
NJ VAN RESSSEi.AER agent corner of duane aid
West streets. H. T.. SPY hpt ~ ~ ~ ,,.,.,,.
Passenger, oT Owe.o. EashampGa ana ~ ,ne G''ic @
Nor;her tnur.es oi Pennsy w nd first rate ,lsseI
n drivers in take them dGet""n cheaper i
mare expedcous than any other route hi'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
WM. TAPSCOT-r, or }l5 C;oree Piazza.. or
GEO RIPPARn s soy. $50 WatefIo0 R0ad.

GEO. RlPPARD Sp'. so NatefioD fi3a''
- DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND Ssc-leFrii
% about renting money - their friehd 10 tc va
Ounry. be supplied with dan, sums "i ~
Il e IS El0 go ESQ any au0unl nyab!e an deIiG
without discount Any Oer chnrgs the National Bank q!
Ifeaad Provincial Bank do Msrs jane l'u Son Z Co.
Bankers London !. Barlei & Co. Exchange and Discount
Rank yezpo1 Eastern Bank of Scotland, GreenOck Hank
ing Company William FORBES. Hunter K % scotland
and the bTunchs pos; throughout tngiiI ire
land Scotland and Wale.. which Drafts Will De orwnfGei y
the Packet of lth l6;h 2!st, 3n the Royal iai
Snns, which leaves Boston The 1t of July on nnpIch
,ion 10 W. & J. r. TAPSCpIT.
At their General Psage Office. 70 Souths,. corner Maiden
lane. .......i
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27
ah llrcni,.-rhe Prsst.rn,. lr,...

IN CHANCgRY s,b Circui,Ihe President. director, md
h. ,,,.,' ~, g ore n n . 1,5e O.; =, % gs5k@
...d he 9tlI Day Of April lsl uoc- % heTsby tr.
-. ~ ee. nc ' ,f ,' c Ba " ao i M i Psg!
dr. .l order ~ ta'Tunry = ~ ree'rc 70 J.r,,
r,l-- lihei tnrs ~ tsse 1nd -'s ncco1a: II .i,s
der,. dre'l,os 9sai. ,e .aa aas ef B9:t5t'
soi ss1 =. @ 1 =. E.. s. IS Y ss''i1i q
b. ,hsf ,eeocqi. ejl1' I. ana r'' & r., re ..d B,at
o Gu.-". ~ ne ~ @ ~, - L; ,t. ~ - 80 hsFns
49, 49, !iL d., ~ INNS, NJ md frons ,s,t ,o y
sii asd q dfisl e1,y,' ,aeg ~ WI Nh i re ri :9in 90 ,.
w., ~ M ,,~ .lt h. made ,;f-, ueE Ge.,s -, lE'
~ Ia i,J f,.-t3i E.r.i..r -, H. BqrX Of p1,rt
I,vys 1850 : ~. Nor In Cnap .r; -'NN
u'iaio Apr'i e9. i3". aOis ~
L1Y JRGfE of George p. smith. Supreu.
- Cour, Com -si,r.y r0rc. D. I-ssby y,v.p H.,
,,taehis-at b., s.ueI gsils, cot p Of CYRUS WoE
abtor aa f. ,ie srrs- y4,I ,ga for oa
o. ~ 1.o, U '1 S r .' o. & -tii ili-e-n,a:
f ri -llsttf t..,rs,.,- = t'ie-
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MN ~ q ,i-' .t ' ...'.'rij 10 'lFs, yl @;
Of SUI, ir5.srJ :. b, .,. ~. II -
i-, --- ,oil. Darai. osr ,r, II if-h I'D .eti 71f
.,-.,,.,..o., Ars-., a. 80, s,bto.S.
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80 20. .' AZ, ~. ...,.tst.. PSI E,,.i =. 49,.
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80 s'' ="
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= uur.igrcs o' 'tI OriC ~ 'ir >E.sha - ~ C1G-
\c.,-Yafs Nutcc A.ray gwen 10 all ,y-at. l.,.-s
r'sii,f. Ig,r-t rfiONtS - Ash i,-,a'i,c iyosy..
Yr, .o t'sGisn. rcH.ed. fts.tt t.a .sue vt. -
y,-far, tir-e"to C.tnfr I wills, No ~ Church .g. 81
the CIV 81 Ne,y Naro. l,-r the etl DAY ~ Move
BE-; nex. Dated New Nork tie fr,, ,L,y u liay lssi
MARCUS ~ tTlNG}
IHAS,I: " ILLS. SIsclt-a
my2lawtn T. K DUNNlNG.
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Ite beaous iN.'rl.'.n'' - = '.l'S t li ~ 'S' b. 'eae
dg v.Erh '.ses pu fl'p n.y. , '., - a - % - % ";
huu Aelt i"inei az -.e i''''s.' - el ~ y y H1Gd
and powdered -'e ue po"''fe'' 10 ~ "'- " s "iieEaa
pflnt =. So, ...t,.., .
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27

A nd fell. llOuEu CtIhL'eS 'Si't N'.N ''7'.f
The long g-svught World was his at last!'
How Fancy's bodies, giances fail,
Contemplating each hurrying mood
OF thought that 10 that aspect pale
Sent up the hearts oerboiling flood
Trough that vast vigil while his eyes
Watch'd ill the slow reluctant skies
Should kindle, and the vision dread,
OF all his livcons years be read!
In youth, his iaiih-led spirit doom'd
Sull 10 be baffled and betrsy'd,
His manhood's vigorous noon consumed
Ere Power bestow lis niggard aid,
That morn of summer dawnug gray,t
When. from Huelvas humble bay,
He, full of hope, before the gale
'rurn'd on the hopeless World his sail,
And steer'd for seas untrackd, unknown,
And westward still sai'd on-salFd d on
Said on till Ocean seeni'd 10 be
All shoreless as Eternity,
Till. from its lons-iov Il Star eStranged,
At last the consran, Needle changed
And fierce amid his murinnring crew
Prone terror into treason grew;
While on his tortured spirit rose,
More dire than porten,s, tolls, or iues,
The awaiting Worlds loud jeers and scorn
YelPd DER hls proftess Return;
No-none through that dark watch may hace
The feelings wild beneath whose swell,
AS heaves the bark the bllows' race,
His Being rose and fell
Yet over doubt. and pride, and paia.
O'erall that fiush'd through breast and BRAN,
As with those grand, immortal eyes
He stood-his heart on fire 10 know
When morning next illuned the skies,
What wonders III !ts light should glow
~ II Il. fI,aJl
Have sway'd supreme Power, conscious power
The lofty sense that Truths conceived,
And born Of his own starry mind,
And ioster'd into might achieved.
A new Creation iur Mankind!
And when from off that ocean calm
The Tropics dusky curtain cleard,
And those green shores and banks OF balm
And tinted hills appear'd
Silent and bright ss Eden, ere
Earth's brreZes shook one blossom there
Against that hours proud rumait weishd,
LOVE, FAME, AMBITION, how Va fade.
vi.
Thou LUTHER OF the darken'd Deep
Nor less intrepid, too, than He
Whose courage broke EARTH bigot sleep
Whilst thine unbarr'd the SEA
Like his, twas thy predestlned fate
Against your grim benighied age,
With all its 6ends OF Fear and Hate,
War, sngle-handed war, 10 wage,
And live u couquerer, too. like hun,
Till Times expiring lights grow dim
o, Hero of IN, bo, ish heart
Ere from thy pictured looks part,
My mind maturer reverence ROW
In thoughts OF thsnkiulness would bow
To the OMSICIENT WILL that sent
Thee forth, its chosen instrument,
To teach us hope, when sin und care,
And the vile soilings that degrade
Our dust, would bid Ills mos, despair
Hope, from each varied deed display'd
Along thy bold and wondrous story,
That shows how far one steadlast mind
Serene in suffering as in glory,
MAY go TO deity our kind.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-27


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