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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12

New Ice CREAM SALooN.-An Ice Cream es-
adjustment, fitted up on a scale unsurpassed in the
South, has just been opened at No. 81 St. Charles
street, under the superintendent of Mr. Smith,
formerly of Niblo's, NewYork. The very mention
of his connection with Mr. Niblo's is guarantee
of the excellence of Mr.. Smiths Ice Creams, and
we have no doubt that the saloon will become very
popular with those ladies and gentlemen who may
wish to vile away leisure hour during the sum-
mer months They will find at 81 st. Charles
street every thing and any thing conducive to their
comfort, in the shape of Ice Creams, Shertes, and
all kinds of fruits
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12

MOBILE Dock COMPANY ne supscrp'on
books for this company have just been opened Ill
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res- Two of the smallest dwarfs in the world
little women-petite and beautiful as iaifies' "ie
said to be on their way to America.
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VERY LikELY-The New York Sun predicts
'hat Inc next news from Ireland will tell of nsur-
recuons never to cease nor abate until her freedom
is attained
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12

o. An association has lately peen iof'leu Il
Boston for the continued agitation of the subjec
of cheap postage.
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IhE BALL opENED.-We learn from the Colum-
s!s Democrat that G. w. L. Smith, a Democratic
candidate for Presidential elector. addressed the
citizens of Columbus Miss on Satur5.u
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12

MISSOURI DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION. The
democratic State Convention at jefferson CITY
nominated ne, Austin A. King, for Governor, and
Ihomas L. Price, for Lieutenant-G Governor
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Is THAT ALL THE sum standing IN various
aces to the credit of the United States, the 18th
nlt.. was about $2,000,OO0.
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ep Notice to Draymen Hereafter | will pay no
on goods consigned except those who have
INV written order JOSEPH FL. MOORE,
mig I'm 107 P0ydras street.
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Token OF A NATIONS SoRRow.''-We thank
MI La sere, Nj. c. from this State for copy of
the Addresses in the Congress of the United
States, and Funeral Solemnties on the death of
Iohn Quincy Adams" 1t is embellshed with a
ifontispiece portrait of the venerable deceased,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12

1khAAER hERMANN-This steamer put into
i,aii,aA' $50 says Geographic repcrt) on the 2s.h
UT, haVihe broken her engine in severe gale.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN New YoRK.-The large
buildings known as the Congress Sugar Refinery.
situated in Duane street, near West Broadway,
New York, was consumed by fire, on the I'd inst
Unfortunately, two firemen lost their lives-Henry
Farges, foreman of No. 49, and George Kerr, assist
ant engineer of the same company Several other
persons were considerably injured Several other
fires also occurred in the course of the same day
and night-but none that did so much damage
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12
MAYO,S MUSIC STORE,


DIANo FoRTEs, manufactured by the 49, =
Sss aSu o on ans and qg
manship; Eolian Piano Fotes, from thel s,1.t III
s e ns S
from all the publishers in the United States NEW Mqslg
gHceAshsd sSsFF M5si HSF ne
part Harps Double Bass, Vioonceos Guitars VoIn pan
f. p bf s snd b fs2Is amssqssl sEs
bones bass tenor and alto AL. nsss CsVa
CHASpisE Of every kind STRINGS AZ he aa sR Bf rs
VOL Violin and Gutar nMSmHo .obon iPNSSTRuC
Vocal Music Pianos tuned repaired and taken ,sna
MUSIC flfc' BOUND 20 IND The aboSe-named mechands re-
ceved md sold on and Has account
Purchasers respectfully invited TO examine the articles d.
'o ap Gsi Inn 'i''"'''' VIM T. MAYO Agent.
NEW AND INTERESTING PUBLICATIONS.
GTILLE'S ELEMENTS OF GENERAL PATHOLOGY MN
- RANKING's HALr-YEARLY ABSTRACT OF THE "hD'
c. YDoN's MEN AND TIMES OF THE AMERICAN hESO'
LArIs TESTAMENT, Edited By, r, Beza;
Esop's FABLES in French, with Dictionary. ,,ah,h.,
BY Ms. Tuth;
THE SACRED MOUNTAINS. BY J. T. Headley u.,o,
Gus and Descriptive By W. D. Burton With eight
illustrations 1;r.
WHOM TO MARY How no GET
BooTH AND MoRFIr's ENCYCLOPEDIA OF CHEMISTS"
THE GENTlEMEN's Book or PoLIrENEss;
The LADIES' Book OF PoLlTENEss
Book OF THoUsAN SoNGs
SONGS FOR THE MILLION
NAPoLEoN's ORAcULUM
UNIVERSAL DREAM Book; 49, , eta
Just received and for sale, at the "Neworleans''"
ti ans q Warehouse B. STEEL IA Camp street
r7CT mgr rOrTDcE rhDpNTTTON,
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iAfloRlsM IN ST. LoUIs.-The St. Louis New
Era gives long account of s' tremendous Taylor
meeting IN that city on Saturday evening April lst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12

NEW YORK CANALs.-A dispatch from Albany,
March 80, says: ssThe canal, it is supposed, will
not be open much before the first of May, notwith
standing every effort will be made to commence
business operations by the 10Th of April. The
weather Is very favorable for an early spring.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12

The democrats of St. Louis are Growing
'o"oiy over their late triumph in the Municipal
election.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12

FIRE AT PITTsBuRG.-On the morning of Satur-
day, LIST inst, at Pittsburg, McNulty's extensive
Canal Warehouse was destroyed by fire. 1t was
full of flour and bacon, nearly all of which was
lost. The loss, consequently, must be very heavy.
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G. YALE, JR., & co,

No. ID ChdrfTeS street,
TTAVE JUST RECEIVED, per late arrivals: large and
IL general assortment, of SPRLMG GOODSp among among
Muslins' Embroidered Swiss Muslns Black Italian and
Gro De Rhine Silks of all widths Black aiee s,c striped
styles Bonnet and Cap Ribbons Plain Satin and TaH do
all Nos; Tuscan, Pearl and Fancy Braid BONN HI
NET AND CAP RIBBONS. WHITE GOODS Linen
Cambria Handkerchief Embroidered Capes Collars and
Chemisees Thread and Lisle Laces and Edgngs, Swiss
and Jaeonet Musns, Cambrcs, Gloves Hosiery etc, to
TONERS and the public generally. api0 Imp
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" Messrs. Pierson and Bonneval will sell this
DAY, at IL O'Clock, at Banks Arcade, several lots
oil ground situated in the city of Lafayette The
sale Is to be made without reserve
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12

GRAND CONCERT ArTHE ORLEANS THEATRE
The first grand vocal and instrumental concert in
this city, Of Sgnors Bottesni contre basso Arditi,
first VIOLIN and Desvenini, pianist, will take place
this evening, at the Orleans Theatre. The well
known musical taste of our citizens will ensure
a full house.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12

FEATHERS, ETC. rrrRs IN
IN HAND for sale LIVE GEESE FEAihN
~ quantities to suit purchasers. a.eo, wide
Also FLOOR OIL CLOTHS from feet TO "A es Hang
together with MATING, ETC. for sale at the fape'
Ing and Upholstery Store, No. 20 Camp street rTTER.
apl0 q JOS, ELL
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Mr.. Rifle, you are down on our list, sure.

COL HEBERr.-Our friend Mcfarland, of the
Plaqucmines Rough and Ready short time
since suggested to the people of the Parish of lber
vile the idea of rendering to Lieut. Col. Heber, OF
the 18th Infantry public dinner, as mark OF res
pect and as testimonial of their appreciation OF
his services and gallant conduct at the battles OF
Churubusco and Moline del Rey We are gratified
to learn from warm personal friend of Col. Hebert,
that the idea has been heartily responded to by the
Ibervians, who, irrespective of party predictions,
have offered the Colonel public dinner, to be given
at Bayou Goula, the place of his residence. The
people of Louisiana have always been foremost in
honorng those of other States who deserve the ap-
probation of the nation; and it is but just that the
gallant Louisianians who have distinguished them
selves should not be neglected by their felow-citi-
Zens. Now who can be more worthy of testimo-
mails of regard and esteem than Col. Hebert, who
has so well represented the honor of Louisiana n
the battles of the valley.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12

VISIT OF A DISTINGUISHED PERsoNAGE.-To-
ward the latter part of yesterday afternoon, the real
Razor Strop mantle man, we say-entered the
Crescent office and deposited upon the counter one
of his strops last parting gift, we suppose, for
he said he was going away from New Orleans.
Mr. Henry Smith, the gentleman referred to,
why is he not gentleman, we'll other folks.
who are richer y is singular instance of the force
of perseverance, applied to what most business peo
pie would call small things. From deplorabe
condition of poverty and disgrace, to which he was
sunk some years ago by ntemperance, he suddenly
started forth, with but few shillings of capital
a vendor of razor strops. With clean face, and
neat but not at all fashionable suit of Clothes he
took his stand off against that busy corner of Mas
sau and Spruce streets, New York-then the Sun
office. Determined to do his best, and probably
expecting to make only living, ION the profits
of selling strops for quarter of dollar apiece,)
he stuck to his post manfully; and his ready wit,
good humor, and the unfaiting repartee with which
he always turned the laugh on any of those ironical
critics that crowd produces, gained him custo-
mers fast and thick In time, the same prudence
and energy which lifted him out of his evil habits
led to his becoming partner in a large and profit
able factory for his wares, at Troy, N. Y. Let no
one despise small profits!
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DRowNED-The officers of the steamboat Tus-
cumbia state, that whilst on her trip from this port
to st. Louis, Mr. Israel Collins, citizen of Mobile
fell overheard and was drowned.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12

=. JENNY LIND ICE CREAM SALOON,
No. 81 ST. CHARLES STREETLUp stairs.
- NEARLY OPPOSITE THEATRE.)
Inc Citizens Of New Orleans, and the 80
.D transient public, respectfully mott 1SHea3a
~ fled that the above SALOON will be iS&5k4
80, opened THIS EVENING, Tuesday,
April Ii, IN style Of magnicence that will totally ~
eclipse any establishment of the kind in the Southwest and
py we IN spiendor, with the Palaces OF Refreshments IN
The Saloon fitted with the most costly and comfortable
furniture by McDu of Magazine street. whose taste so
well known this city that would be superuous to say
more on the subject.
BETS of every of flavor, together with all the de-
icous FRUITS ofthe Tropics.
Mr. SMITH formerly and for long time the efficient
head of Nibos famous Saloon in New York will have the
entire superinendance- announcement of whicl-wIi
guarantee the community the most fashionable resort in
New Orleans
be unegualed and that the whole management Of the Sa
loon will be such cannot fail to please the fastdious
to- Families and Parties be supplied at moments
notice with all the delicacies OF the season. api0 In
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12

ST. CHARLES THEATRE-Iast evening Sheri-
dan Knowles play of " The Wife" was performed,
Miss Julia Dean sustaining the character of Mari
ana and Mr.. Charles Mason that of Julian ST.
Pierre, to fine house. 1t is a long time since we
have seen Mr.. Mason, previous to last evening, and
we hailed his appearance with pleasure Miss
Dean performed Mariana in a style peculiar to her
self. In all those passages where we look for the
passionate outpourings of soul where nature sits
enthroned, this young lady is very fine-often
rising into GRANDEUR but in other passages, where
cold artstica science is requisite to deveope the
sublime creations of the author, her freshness in
the profession precludes all possibility of her giving
that effect which only the highest cultivated ge-
MUS can produce Mr. Weston, as Leonardo, did
we'll This gentleman labors in every sphere of his
profession,-in farce, comedy or tragedy, he is al
ways perfect, and sure to please.
Tonight the Monplaisir's repeat their grand bal
let and spectacle of the " Wonderful Lamp when
crowded house may be expected. Too much
praise cannot be awarded the management for the
beautiful style in which this ballet has been pro-
duced.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12

WALL PAPERS,
MO. 20 CAMP STREET.-THE advertiser has always
IN on hand a well assorted stock of
FRENCH PAPER-H8NGIN(1S,
with suitable BORDERINGS for each-among which, are
Gold and Velvet Papers and Borders;
Gold Papers and Borders
Scene Papers, double and single width;
Bed Top Papers and Borders, do;
Satin Unglazed, and Common Papers;
Window Papers, 3 feet wide
Figured Screen Papers and Borders;
which he selling low French Papers can be sold in
New Orleans. He has also A MEXICAN PAPERS, which
he offers TOPPER than they be purchased elsewhere
Call in-leap prices and buy they suit You if not there
is - nothing charged for show ~
IF Papers hung to order, and warranted to stick
am 81 JOS. ETTER 20 Camp st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12

NEW CLOTHING STORE.
vTNHE UNDERSIGNED have just received from then a
L own mandatory, splendid assortment OF SUMMER
CLOTHING the inspection Of which they invite Their
tned expressly for their private sales and the STYLE ma
teria and finish, the latest models; ,,~
~ MOGRIDGE & ANTHON,
apl1 4t2d Under St Charles Hotel, cor. Common st.
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AA I 49,


SPRING ETING, 1848'
Il come off at "a o'clock M-Association Purse, sSV'
Entrance 10 per cent aa ESTRiEs mile heats
Il TnInbu p;,l eh Margeret Edna by imp 'eh'
RsssTa years Old p'sss ysew and S sssa dam
Taors by TimoouE 9s Yeas $50 DID, bes rnm,
Van ase5 81 b ca,lotla by Trustee dam by i'"
c R'e s. 5afk ppo by Eclipse dam
Su%psr; years old. Dress, :, =, pic,vue:
years Old Dress red s and red ps '@N' ' ,,,ob
Members othe Louisiana Association Joeky club Badse
for strangers which will entte them and the Ladies =, may
party to all the privileges ofthe Course for the mee'nS
ev During the Races the Cars will depart from " u after
pot on Baronne street as usual up to II s Races
after the arrival Gavs o II last car e regular trips VIII
be run after this and when the race over an eA""
make intermediate trips as often as necessary sJOO
IV Admission to the gate and RqohlGN INK IItEFE
al2 Secretary of the Louisiana Assoclauo@~
New Orleans and Carrollton Railroad -
80
DURING THE RACES the CARS will de GpnIoc 5' A.
w. asl n nS es % s!tss at T. i& %
The Races commence after the arrival OF te the Race
s oys an extra ap T d make foS
A RARE OPPORTUNITY ,TA
sM fAhhh E2FENsE Eo At &c. Is GAar next
door to City Bank.
SHIRTS! SHIRTSi SHIRTS =: ,;.n from
ships Indiana John g. Costar Charleston and Ai sdSps
Ga e. a se Il liz sfGfs4 s
Gentlemen in want of any description OF IAnen t which
Shirts would do well to call and examine our s.aobsbmeDt
exceeds in quantity and style that of any other
in America and all of which is of our own t oder
Many years experience in the trade enable US " store
penor article to those generally found in EurnS.Ts
We make EVERY SIZE, and CAN FIJI ALL
Under Garments, etc and
Our stock of Undershirts and Drawers Is very Ia IN sim.
well assorted together with every article usually 81
liar establishments ISAAC Hhhlo,r
NEwORLEANs SHIRT DEPOT
AND GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING E Mn sreet.
mh31 12t No. ID CanlP sH~
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CARRoLLToN RAcEs.-The Races at the Eclipse
Course commence to-day; and the Carrollton
avenue having been put in good repair for car
riages and horsemen, Of course, makes access to
the sport more ready and agreeable.
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IMPURIANI Nv IEILlGTENC6,. -
To the Citizens and Strangers in New Orleans.
INFORMATION was received yesterday, from our man
ufactory in Newark. New Jersey-44a hours in advance
of the matha SUITS had been directed to be sold on re-
cept thereof the of the undersigned, at the lowest
possible declination from COST all who might call and
make application for either Spring or summer.
gents have been bug their time for Th he's Will
will inouire for the NEW CLOTHING STORE of
MOGRIDGE & ANTHON, under ST Charles Hotel,
anil 4t I'd corner Common and st. Charles streets.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12

IF" Strangers in the City, see DR.. B. F. MULLEN'S
the other Columns this He is OF the
best in his profession in the United States All that stand
in need well give him CALL Sc Custo m ouse
sraet mills Pm
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s< Draw Coleman's Anti-Dyspeptic and To

EF Dr. "a. W. Coleman S Antl-Uyspepuc anu ONO
Bitters-For the Of Dyspepsia, Nagsea Liver Com
Tonic febe diseases incident this climate and as
preventive for yphus and other Infectious diseases
e PHYSICIANS first standing this 1t IN then
practice diseases incident to Pregnancy yz.Nagse hystea
the Abdomen Painting Fits and Nervous rta
bty preference any the preparations OF pateTian
s 1t is unequaIed remedy diseases peculiar to Females
(See directions around each bottle
T up quart bottles, with the of the inventor in large
letters each bottle ,
T Pnce-s per bottle, bottles for S. liberal allow
made the trade. -,
For sale by SICKLES Co., Canal and "a Magazine ST..
KENNEDY Charles for sale by the PROPRIETOR 90
pOYDRAS STR EFT New Orleans. mh22 dtf
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TRUE REMARKs.-We fully coincide with the
following remarks from a late Philadelphia Ledger
!Sympathy mih Republicanism.- few Amer-
cans in Paris are deeply afflicted at the events in
that city. One gentleman. through the columns OF
New York paper testiies to the fact that his blood
boiled to see the Kings carriage burnt. The same
individual, probably, could have seen whole
nation oppressed and down-trodden for years, with
out experiencing any particular emotion, or show
ing any indignation at the tyranny. An American
lady is also profoundly distressed at the sight of the
breaking open of the Kings wine cellar Ina
gne'' she says, 60 a set of pennyless ragamufns
rioting in the midst of pates de ois gras anchovies,
champagne, ETC., in the Tuileries.' This is dis
tressng no doubt, but not half so interesting as the
fact afterwards mentioned by her, when speaking
of the 60 masses,'' who, notwithstanding many
were suffering from want, would not allow single
article to be appropriated by any of the visiters
only four men were found stealing, and these We're
shot by their cQmpatrios, and their bodies exposed
warning
ERROR CoRREcTED-A Boston print. assuming
to speak by authority, AYERS that the newspaper
paragraph published all over the land, (by the
Crescent among the rest) announcing the early
issue of Ex-President Adamss works, under the
editorship of his son, c. F. Adams, is entirely
wrong. What the truth about the matter is, we
are not informed.
DEATH OF AN OLD PRINTER.-The New \ ork
Commercial announces the death of Charles d.
TiIIon, printer, who, for nearly thirty years, had
been employed in that office.
Ilus-r Tn NV Y n
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sy To Purchasers of Clothing;-Call at ALFRED Re-.
MfTEROE & CO.'S Price Store No. "a Magazine street,
where may always found the largest of Goods IN New
Orleans, ada uniformly low prices. mho
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fzp Cure Warranted.-DR. A. " COLEIHdN,S
CETEBR1TED GONORRHEA MIXTURE.-Th This cele,
has the unanimous appreciation OF he
nroeson is purely vegetable compound The terms upon
which offered the public alone sufficient
devoid of nauseatng taste and warranted not 10
mel the patient in way. =, IN l.,
r where fails to effect cure the money Will be
refunded.
prietor at his Office POYDRAS ST., New Orleans mh22 dit
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Bowie & Sands,

To- Writng.-Messrs. DOLBEAR, No. 10 Camp ana
all their former pupils who have been
tanned from other cause resume ehef
iassons at their leisure whether they have been alb
sent one month, = year five years. and to CON
t;n,,s mil NM Free rapid business Styles
well established Persons from to 60 years can soon
accomplish -G@49sA Pupils in BOOK kEEPlNG VIII De
we'll fitted Houses by experienced Teacher
anu - i,rs q IN II A. M and to g. or 1902 M. mh3l
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TINE following named requested to meet
i WEDNESDAY EVENING next, April H. lo4S, at
~ O'Clock No 81 Exchange Passage between Cont and
Benville Streets up stairs:
John Shdell, Samuel Locke, John NJ. Bel, =
c. WOodrOof Thomas J. Durant w. q. Kendall,
John Perkins, A. j. Guirot, |. 7. Preston,
p. Ord, w. I'll. Wilder, T. Stevenson,
l.. J. Sigur, G. A. Gayane. J. F Rib,
f. Wilt, J. l.. Lewis. ID. Augustin,
j. J. Ker w C. Aud w. w. King,
James Dunlap, C.. Diamond d. Mitchell, -
S. Il. TAYLOR. w. A. Elmore, ap10 1T
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S-TRUNkS-ThUNKo.
IRON FRAME Travelling TRUNKS; GTN 1M
Il Imitation do. do; ES3F1tTTTT1a
Soe-eather do. do; sLVRI4tA " EA
Wood Folio do. do; @eazAAzdzas
Packing Trunks, Valises, and Carpet Bags. =
Having made an arrangement with Northern manuiac'
turer for constant supply, will sell them 20 per cent BE-
low former prices. nj. HUNIlNuIoN,
an 12lw corner Canal and Magazine streets.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-12

HE NEW FRENCH SONG OF LIBERTY. We
have arranged the following translation, almost a
literal one, of the Girondin chorus, " Mourn pour
h Patrie - which has become interesting from
its association with the recent glorious events in
Paris:
Hark to the lannon's wild alarms,
Ye gallant sons of France attend!
The soldier cries - On! On to arms!
1t is our mother defend.
For country to fall,
Is the fate the most blessed the most happy OF all.
Though far from battles glorious strife,
We iangush in obscurity,
Each swears to dedicate his life,
To Glory, France and Liberty!
For our country to fall.
Is the fate the blessed, the most happy OF all