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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-27

OHfO.-There no longer remns question OF
the election of Gen F0rd-butby al extremely
close vote not more than 300-possiby not hat
that number The official retur, will have TO tell
the story. OHIO )urnal pct' IL
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.

wra> lie 10 yesterday ap~'. hsaiet ir k'4. steamer
q. sr,fan.'r aasser;-atg rfhis' a''e'' ' u'
i. .,..,, ..l % "a ifoa. Liverpool ou tie ii,h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-27

~ The Hunkers OF Rensselaer, Co. held Con
veniiOn the other day to nominate candidate for Con
rress but 6nsly resolved 20 TO Is not make ans
nomination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-27

sixGrLAK.-A - Johns Newtound and pa
ner publishes the following extract OF letter ion
bopsvista dated 10Th September " On >unaay iss'
between the hours OF and IN the afternoon inOs
strange phenomenon N 1t may De 50 called ~ss %
se-ved here namely, the sudden reoedins Of me "s
Ter in this harbor such fu extent tnsi som
of the boats grounded their moorinss on me cons
and by return OF fow Of the wster IN few inmates
a. Considerable extent covering The bedding or 1ooi
OF the fishing stages in the place
Another extract. 25th September. from the same
place says 1. -, 49, rs.,s,
d.v sunday aa,h The wind IN the morning was
from the southwark. Light breeze with very nes.s
rsn about twelve o'clock IL veered suddenly io1na =
North west and blew hard one boat lad come u lns
evening before from the Bay, with losd OF uosr aha
Wa. Al her usual place al a. once the ude lan o.s "
the haroors 90 that person may wax oa' 70 1e sag
heads H.. =. ~, --oor
9. one boat Jay aground on the eoLH, a. neI No.
ns. In about ten minutes more Il = an IN an a.
ross 90 high that il ran up WakhAns Brook INTO Ile
nond and continued rising snd falling tsrnsiey ee
len minutes or so nearly al the afternoon .one ~
the old people say II something As u wa 1ne 80
lisbon was destroyed ! hear simliA Occ1iIsn ~
took place az Catalina, and some damage sus1Aaneu
We understand says the Hiiga1 Recorae', tlAl -
equally sudden snd unsccountaoe rise OF the zoe W.
observed 70 take place in this hsroor on the same osy
but no damsge was sustained IN consequence Of Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-27

DEATHS % NEw-YoRKERs Al NEw-ORLEASs.
in the lis, OF deaths at Neworieans this season from
-. ssvsr we md the following names recorded as
t,.;. % Ssw York Charles Clark aged 81; Chas.
SpSey 81 Alsin B. Egles,on. . John Gordon q
w. Hsaermann, y David Mccartney, = John Ma a
ply. 30: George NorsrOve, "a Francs ID ff;ace ~
George Robinson, 40; Iyrsn 81 sin''H' -
stckney. 81; Jacob Thompson %
~. The bark Buffalo Captain McGill' weni
s,6oro At Big MAntouline Island on the SIh u' sna
: tots wreck No lives lost. She hsd on board ~
feet OF humber shipped from this Por, BY = y :.
Vessel Insured for s2OO0 cargo sa.700 Capt heG :
in town and will return to the wreck early next week
with vessel. for her .aiis rigging, &c
Port Hurou oasfTvff
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FROM TEXAS The " y. Pir0yuAs % the lth,
evening edition has adyices from Galveston 20 the 10Th
by the steamship Palmetto The only intelligence OF
any moment i, that in the neighborhood Of Golad 'eSe
raj murders had been committed, By MeNcans az some
thought but more probably by rowing Vahu Vi -
ruanches or WscOes
Two Young men brothers, named Davis, had 9ten
found dead al the door Of their own house Two ote
had been waylad and killed and yet TWO others were
f,pnd dead In the road n Dewitt County three OF A
marty of ak were killed in hght with body OF Ind
ans on the 18th Of October ,
Psrte. Of Texans were scouting IN pursuit oil these
hostile Indians, but with what success vas no' ye'
known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-27

N .n-hs., COMMIT, there were 80 or Humphrey
lie N,,v. n-rcan candidate Co., Canal Comnssonef In -
,-r n, ,,, WEIR scatt.rs for IN, oihcef ~ct
accounts r he vote benz mid smaller than ihs css' p' "o'
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ARrA,OsAsLr PRAYrK-JOsish win.lOw wa.

A REASONABLE PRAYLR-Josish Nlnslo~ as
one OF the early Governors Of the MsssscnuseIts
Colony Ii ia ssid that at his funeral Rev MI wilmer
ell OF scitaste prayed the Governors 'on MAJ
De made half equal his father. Rev Or DsA fl1en
cock observed after~srd that the prayer ~ - ~
reasonable il might Be hoped that God woald grant
but he did not" NeS-for Oose''r''
san AccintST.-Mrs Ross, wife OF Donald
Ross her sor. BOY shout 70 years Of age ma Al'
% ..ff~..r. 81 f- u' Ne. 81 -'fri.a. ~"- -- 10 -e1
Oh ..e -ys-i-4s % 'u.'. 'a' .. N'- Tvs
scotia on the "a inst
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rTGEo. W. AIrKEs isthe Free Sol candidate
for Assembly in the Nth District Thirteenth Ward o:
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Total s7 I6s III le4OSI 10 7O4 l6l ,s6 1885 S5s
Mai FOR Johnston SEQ. To. for Painter. 2oN' rom
over Clay. .6lSS2
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OBlo.---XXth Didrict.-The GLOWING is the
vote for Governor and Congress the XNth Dis
trict of Ohio
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

~" A TREATISE oS ETHERIzATIoS IL CHILD
BIRTH. Illustrated by Five Hundred and Eighty one
Cases: BY WALTER CLAIMING, NJ D. Prof. OF Midwife
~ and Medical Jurisprudence in the University OF Cam
bridge is handsome octave Of 400 pages Just issued
by Ticknor 4 Co Boston. The high character Of the
author and the vital importance OF the subject mpe US
IN urge the work upon the attention of the Medical
profession II Ether may indeed be- used as here com
mended not only with safety but with assurance that
the danger will be rather diminished than increased
then is il indeed OF the greatest blessings vouch
saied to the human family At all events no doctor Is
morally at liberty to condemn the new agen, without
carefully weighing what Is urged in s favor Doctor
Channng's reputation both medical and phanthropic
is such as to entte his work TO the gravest condera
ton We presume it may be found At our large DOCK
stores
r-sS@sTHE WoMEN or THE BIBLE, delneated IN
series of sketches of Prominent Females mentioned
in Holy Scripture By Clergymen Of the L. states
Illustrated By eighteen characteristic Steel tngrsvng'
Edited by Rev. J. NJ WAINWRIGHT, DID, iss superb
ouarto lust issued by Appleton Co. POI broadway
We cannot say that the portraits are faithful 10 the
originals but they certainly faithful to human ma
ture in some OF its striking manifestations The
binding Of the work is Of the richest mot gaude'D
kind and the whole forms one Of the choicest GIT
books of the season.
~" " GEoGRAPBY OF TIE HEAVENS, ana
Class Book Of Astronomy, accompanied by Celestial
Atlas By ELIJAH H. BURRIrr, AN. Revised and Cor
reeted by o. NJ Mitchell, AN. Cincinnati Is cheap
l2mo Of ~ pages published BY Huntington a Savage
Pearlst It's accompanied BY Mtche!' Asironom
cal Atlas one of the most instructive cheap aids to the
ACQUISITION of Astronomical knowledge ever Puhs she'd
We heartily commend II
IT. A SURVEY or TIE LINE ot OPERATIONS
or TIE UNITED STATES AKan N MEXICO under me
command Of General WINFIELD SCOTT made BY MAJOR
Trs>ruL1. Capt MCCLELLAN and Lieut. HAEDoAsrLE
hs. us, been published in Washington and IS Tor sale
in this Ciiy q, Putnsm'
NEW Music.-The Publishers, Messrs hefhs''s
sn6 Breusins, have sent charming ne" W aii1 ~
strako.ch. called the Forgetme Not Ii vii have
large sale.
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DIVIDENDS, &C..

Gzys>~icH BAsg Newly Or y lse
THE PRESIDENT AND DlkECTOhs 49,
hi. declared ssem anu dividend d fonf PEI ~
on he cspa stock Of this Bank paysbr 10 inc H"csn'
en-. on sud sftrr the lst day " November nett
By order u the Board ,,.., 49,.
ozJ W. WILLIAM HAWKS, caso'''
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scotia, on the "a nat
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TABLE AND TIA sPOONs.-Bdtsnnia spooes
v.Jssy ot six.s manufactured and for sale sse sa-f
sap, By (aa iwl tUcIrs aA21' ls's sos's">s ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-27

REscUED PROM DRowSIsG.-A woman about
% year. of age accidentally fell into cOente'sp last
pisbt bu, VS., rescued from her Periiou' situation By
oseer Dunn of the First Ward, and conveyed to the
s,a,iop House. where medical attendance was procured
for her.
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BOARDING..

po<RD AND ROON>-N "a NaressI near ~
Dcresni2ich Rank Rooms Of the hrst class. cheerful
snd pesssni and suitable for snge gentlemen or genie
rh.nyrs Location good stages convenient House IN
good order Gall before nsuirlng elsewhere b
Rooms reasonable. c<' ~
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uE pk t.i p, ~ A rsii DDIREcr0xs 81,

hi. dsy de- AIRED q dividend Of four aud oos Dali per
on the c.Os stock " the Company for be SO monns 20
ng ia. Aug1.t asi psyabe tho s0ckhOfefs 90 snn w.
X,dn.sfsy The l.t November nsxL The usnsef voos
aia,xt C. l. EygRlTT. Secretary.
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~ IsFsa ~ LOsdOa, sxpsCuRs , sAls assA. 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-27

Day DOCK -AVfNos INsrfrUfiONi D't' % Io'
80 Fourth Ct near Avenue e.
~-nrrry !. b.,,tv given thsi BY resolution u he
gosr5 OF Trustees 81 interest hereafter allow %
On d,ooss vii be increased from hye 70 az per esni v1n
c,h.rxi. e ordered sCHUkEMAS HALSTkD, President
" z The Banxs open for business on Aoodsy, Wcdnes-
a.y s,o s.mTday. from " O'Clock, Pm. oD lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25
Peaee.-There was report current IN Phil'
The Bailimore Convention.

After devoting the whole OF yesterday sessions
70 a discussion Of the Barnburner and bunker
contest, mainly by the contestants themselves the
Convention finally voted by l26 20 i2S, 70 admit
both Delegations, but allow them to cast onIy 80
votes altogether TINS vote was taken ON an
amendment to a resolution which IS not yet ADOPT
cd. and Of course is liable to be upset to-day ou'
il is the latest indication we have. We 90 not
b.lsva tbe Barnburners viii consent 70 SIT on bali
a seat each in tins way, even II the chance should
he offered them, as their vote would be completely
rsutralzed and nuliied, and the state in fact the
same as anrepresented. However we SHAH hno"
more to-day. The Convention reassembles at
this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

FROM TEXAs.-An arrival 40 New-Orleaus
brings Gslye.ton dates 20 the 18Th We make the fol
lowing extracts from the news
Storm m UaHer County learn from the Banner
that hurricane passed near the town OF Huntsville on
theni-ht OF the h uit lts course was southeast car
ryug Oh the tops of houses unt strewng tne heds
with fallen trees Tie direction r took was fortunate
'v over the most parsoy settled portion OF the c'un
u.s. else more damage would have been done
We lean from lle Pi0Hcr thar the citizens oi husk
cherokee County were lately thrown into au excite
r1eut hv The death of Mr James M0seiy. resident of
'nf plsce lie was shot with pistol boy David Cas- OF
fhe same county The cause of the rasical acc Del not
stated GAS i- now m prison
There were serious upprehensions of farther diicul
tc. with The Camanches in the vicinity Of Tory 3
Trading House growing out " the death OF an Indian
boy by one of Capt Joln-on's company.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.
Renewal Of Mexican Ho.tilitie-.

The schooner May arrived At Ncw-Or.eaas on
the 18th. from Vera Cruz. SO last quorum 'I
the Members of Congress were said To- have assem-
bled n Qucrctaro. and % be waiting the ani 'i
oftbe American Commissioners - commence their
deliberations on the Peace question. The spcca-
lations 90 10 the final result are OF the most oppo
site aud conflicting character The following proc
nuuciamieuto from Qneretaro was dated April %.
ID O'Clock az night.
Tie people have become weary with suHenns ile cp-
pres ion ana sport of petty tyranis ADS least l- ll
case with the McXiran nation which. ty i-e onAlA
tent exerc-e of %. VIII has discarded Whif D. calico
the General Government 81 tle nation csiaDh. -ei 10
Queretar0 and pr0-tratcd 90 me EARN - iItac't v
oVpressOr- 90 o'clock On t-e nisnt OBJ '-.-- OF, E" -
thf- without any resistance, and pfOclnurd l- ""i
r.au which under present clrcumstance-. can cave
thc country. This is war-war without uucc %
quarter until an honorable peace is con le fea- ,.,l
il the programme 0fi Teyo uton NJ tc head ol Wilcn
are the sfn1u. -hod General Am0nta Eu-tanenfe aLl
Paredc- 90 wlOso appeals al who IRE Ncsl.ai- iall'
than part VIII respond Ihc toc.n ol llocfi! Aa-
sounded 10 Last son ot H.d.l-o and ltur1lde awake
The nyino.hle hand of Providence points ont 20 you
the road by which every nation Oh the globe M occupy
it, true place McNcps, iulnl Your destiny
American dcscricrs are said 90 be continually
arriving at Queretaro, and during the 25th, Goth,
and 27th ut 40 less than % presented themselves
10 the Mexican Government aud were incorpora
ted into san Particles COMPANY.
The garrison at Qucretao is now composed oil.
EGO men.
\ wager Of $4,000 has been made az Vera Cruz
Tor and against the Peace and several OF Che Dep
uties are said 20 be concerned ia the bet
\ correspondent says Herrera has been noni-
mated as President and that a majority OF the
Dcptics will vote for him.
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Thius, in PhiladcIphia-Pence Rumor-, &c.


puLADELrut. Tuesday May 20
Our City has been all agos for the last two
hours with report that the treaty has been ratified
Where it come from. whether it a stock iohbing
ruso a hoax or made It's arrival by some aoroute con
veyauce. no one knows Certainly the telegraph ha.
nor spoken through the general reliable channel,
whence information is obtained therefore set h
down as q lather.cs- report
STR Polk said yesterday as am informed by gen
temau direct nom Washington, that there was bot DO
dc hopes ot .is ratification
The telegraph yesterday between here and Btu
moro WIS either oyerrun with business out of order
-o THAT nothing received here before 3 o'clock
To-day. however have h1a two long dispatches which
Trust reached you boz time tor your Evening Edition
The managers have received fo take no ballot tl 90
morrow This afternoon viii bc devoted to the inrce
of tcgnng Justice 10 the Newlork rival claimants but
how their claims viii bo decided 10 is impossible 20
fOreseo
Our market, have been very quiet i0 day Flour
quiet at sj 90 to . ~ Tor common aud good brands
-sle- D. $40 bushels white 40 } 36 Limited sales of
Southern yellow Corn ~ i9 Cotton In very light de
mand 40 7i 20 for Upland and 20 - for y. Orleans
Groceries and Provisions quiet without change Of quo
taiions Clover seed wanted, and is worth - per
bush of ~ lbs Nhlskey IN hhls dull ~ - cts.
SALES OF srocEs-F Fret Boart-2s0 Lohgh G. Scrip
~ N Nechs Bank 2'i Com Bank. SD Northern
Bank ms Kentucky Bank % 100 Girard q. 5
Union Bank Tenn. 81 Mechs Bank, 2ii 40 Penn
U.s. -6l Lchi1h 26 5 Penn RR. g.
Stc0Hd Bo1rd-i0 Treasury Notes. 6s 1924 6Lchigh
26 Com Sank, Cnn. 35i Mechs Bank. 2ii O. il6
Penn 5s. 90.
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By Express and telegraph 10 The Tribune.
LATER FROM YUCATAN-PEACE.
rrIl.-rrro- - - - .

PrrEasnrno. Ncdne-dsy Nsy g.
The Special Daily Overland Express 90 he
Ne,-- York Tribune. from New-OdeaAs, hss come
to hand. II brings dates To- the lsth inst. and an
nouuces the arrival of the Y1catan schooner Ape
recida from Campeaehy, with adr.ces from that
place to the Cd inst. from sissI % The liu in'i.
and from Merida 20 The goth MO.
The Merida 30 Lqau9r of the 2'th ult. publish
es the Treaty % Peace la.ready translated iof ana
polished in The TrJnel concluded on ine -til
Of Apri at Tzucacab. by Conmiss one. appointed
b. Signor Miguel Barbachauo, Go.enor OF loca-
tan. and Don Jacinto PET. Comma udcr-in-chie' oI
tie revolted Indians. 20 also contains the raiii-
cation by both pariie, on tic Esd %. Apn ~ Ieca.
but SAYS nothing Of the 0morcd breach OF iait1 ty
the whites aud consequent renewal Cd hosuhties
bv the indians.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-25

gE- Nothing excel G0UEauD's HaaH MseiaIfsd seaP
os removing tan, freckes, -aouess rednes- and roas
for curing pmples chaps, cracAs, chafes nng"0h
rlrum, eryspeas, Sc, !. a.s0 excellent FOR shaving
OOyaAUDs P0utr8 subtle warranted 10 efadcsie -
pealous hair from lie upper p cn brow, &c wiioai D
jury the skin. GoCRAUDs CSer1a H1D DE VII posiF
lively red. hight gray hara beaut browne black
GOCRAUDs L4q'ad R9use j. splendid preparation iof Per
maEenly unung pale cheeks wiki lovely rose ooof
Y DR. FELIX G0yEsCDs renowned pTepaTa-0n can g
~ be had genuine a. As depot ~ Wakers r-l sore if@
Erl -nu.a
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EVENING SESSION.

EVENING SESSION.
The Convention met at the appointed hour
when Mr.. DRAKE of Pa. introduced resolution
proposing IN substance that;
JThgsas. The Syracuse Convention was regularly
called snd organized that IL prero'iUed rules for tho
election of Delegates and those rules were not ahfo
gated bv any competent authority therefore he IL
Fssolrs6 That the syracuse (or Hunker) Delegation
are entitled 70 their seats in this Convention
Mr.. THOMPSON OF y. j. submitted a resolution
asserting that the Convention found 1t difficult to
decide the intricate question presented N the case
of the contestants and proposing to refer the sub
i.ct back to the Democracy Of New-York without
prejudice to either branch O. the party
Mr. McALLsIER OF Ga. opposed referring the
question back to the People or Democracy OF New
York One OF the Delegations was entitled TO seats
in THIS Convention. aud We ought not to be afraid
10 meet the matter boldly and settle it at once
The Democracy OF NewYork would never desert
their principles no matter what should be the
decision OF the Convention IN this case
Mr.. THoNPsov did not like the idea that the
Barnbumers should be rejected not on account Of
their credentials, bat because they are opposed 70
the Peculiar Institutions oi the South. He was
no Abohtionist. no alarmst, but lac could tell the
Convention that such action would inevitably
array the whole North against the south lie
thought Mr.. Yancey had done unwisely ia asking
such an issue.
[Our dispatch is 20 entirely boiched either by the
Reporter or the Telegraph that much OF t is perfectly
vsue,ess We learn from i however, that vote was
taken on an amendment the report Of the Committee
On the New York contested scafs1
The amendment proposed that both delegations
be admitted to seats ia the Convention, and be
titled 10 the number @. votes which that state Is
entitled to IN the Electoral College this propo-
sition was adopted a substitute Tor the Resolu-
ton by the following close vote Maine, ayes y
Hampshire. Mass. ayes II, nays Vermont ,
Rhode Island. ayes . nays Conn. ayes New
York, blank New Jersey, ayes Peunsylsaiia.
ayes 70, NAYS g Delaware, ayes J, nays . Mar
land. ayes p nays Virginia, nays T.. NouL
Carolina, nays II South Carolina nays9 Georgia,
nays 10, Florida, NAYS Alabama, ua. $ 81 Missis-
sippi. Ia, : g., Louisiana, hays b; Texas. ayes 4;
Iowa ayes Ark. nays3 Missouri, ayes J, nays J.;
Illinois ayes 9 Indiana ayes :, nays 5 Michigan
nays s; Tennessee ayes @; Kentucky ayes l0nays
,: Ohio ayes Il, nays . Wisconsin ayes O. days
l. Total ayes ls6, nays les The vote was not
final but while affairs were stll pending motion
was msdc to adjourn. THIS caused storm Of
cheers and Kisses. but finally prevailed and the
Convention adjourned 70 3 O'Clock tomorrow
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TUE Flag For The Tribune


HAUL down the flag all s over;
We have done what men could do'
Unbroken through adversely
A tried and gallant crew;
So it has been with Truth and hight
In every age and cline,
Beaten.-bone down by numbers
And conquered -...t or a time
Such-wheu the fight was ending,
And our boldest men turned pale;
For the stoutest hearts had learned To
Under that driving gale; ieai
When our ships were drifting helpleSSly
Upon the heaving tide,
And the good Kentucky liner
Poured in her last broadside-
Such. were our thoughts when beaten;
But how else should ii be
False flags and foreign bottoms
Gathered from every sea,
Freebooters of all nations
That sail the salt sea brine;
Thank Cod there was nj one of them
Fought in the old Wing Line
la the rough and bitter weather,
And the angry tempest's frown,
Few Wing ships Were left together,
When the dismal sun went down,
Repairing the disasters
Of the storm and battles wreck;
BHt sre sill hear distaRt cheering
When we listen from the deck.
None know-so thick the night is,
What ships yet live, OF drown;
And the Constitutions coloIS
Are at half-mast. union down;
But the old ship heaves a rocket
Through the darkness for sign,
And from the whole scattered squadron
See the dancing signals shine !
For the years are rolling over,
And the time has come again;
We have another fight TO fight,
Another field to win,
The LAST field-for the county;
If but once more we fail;
Hos, your last rags OF canvas,
And TRUST the iavoring gale I!
We were not Glpays beaten;
Think of the times of yore
Shake out the ancient ensign
We conquered with before
The Flag of the Revolution
Flying as first j, flew
Up to the highest toPmasI
Send up the Buff and Blue
With shout-for our old Commander
Roll out that larboard gun,
Signal the beat 10 quarters,
There are fields get to be won;
And whether again he lead US,
Or with other men we strive,
Nine cheers for Admiral HARRY,
The bravest man alive