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LIVERPOOL AND Enthusiastically anada-Mr and Mre
MIL MRS Kuhn Mr. Cowdb, PeD and isy Field Nirs
smith Rye Mrs. Heron Mr. and Caaeroo child
arc nurse lay lor Mr. Hail. bougntou, Goodwin Capt
snnsis Bea,ue pearco Messs Grund, Atterbury, Git
espe Jno Sccrbsr Chevaier and
feivt By NAPIER Focke srs IoNsb Msi noir Noxswoi
Geo swhinstn, Buckingham Mr. Byde Or Bradshaw d.,
nrfon Capt reeve se,ss kersm ,ogl BueAup Sher-
mnp Potts laws MONSIEUR Lazare Messrs segnete u
CudNeli God Maitland GORDON Tomsop, Mitohel, Geul
Jo scsrrs h.muney Red Sir foole Mess oilrSy Morri
susn, Jno Cochrss j VIM Dunn Thomas Slater Jenkins
Cook James Mode Cox VIZ Hsicao daushter Rev NJ
JOIN Gsorpe Bell NJ Cadet Mons silva Ja,oes Iv
Jno hcCtro Johnny Walker Antonio Cnooia From HaaxI
Miss CuiDro snd mao, Mrs oye and ohliren Yrs op,
Don ooe Mr. Atkinson Car tain De wn.on Captain GRAFT
starritt Mr. Kaye DIT saunders, Uaaon K rv,ui,v
kesns Nowlsn, 1htrburns, Newman, Loveya and MoTsI
Total, los.
LivrRpooI-shp Colnmhia-Xiss Julia Keller N, Hobart
Keller Mas Mary Keller Master Daniel Keller aid servant Of
Ireland; Mr. Nchoss Arrowtmh OF Everpo Patrick aroa
ie Alexander wmmers and lsdy Miss Symmets Elizabeth
Rsrstrei AID Al mr. Keller. Of frelnDd. -
Bsvrr-Fsole.s ship 81 pens-Myer Grcentrc
New oRLEANs-shp States Mrs Curry and children Ne
Youfg. ~
SvANuiA-Brs Velora-1heodore Care, q A Garland Iohp
lroton VsndfIbaven and John Holland from Rozota
HAVANA Brig tlptams-hr. Taruo o.
,INAcoh- M " ills,
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The splendid ship Sea Witch, Captain Water,
man, arrived last night the extraordinary short
passage OF seventy-four days from Canton, bring
lpg us papers one week later than before received
VIA England, for which Captain w. will please re-
ce,ve our thanks. II we recollect right, she has
been absent only about eleven months, and has
been round the world, stopping at Valparaiso &c,
on the outward voyage. The China Mail contains
cOplOus extracts from the Californian, In relation
10 the gold digglngs.
1t is officially notified that the oassia monopoly ut
Canton has been abolished, the exclusive privilege
havip ny taken from the thirty 6rms who have held
II since 1873 when Tsea! ehusn WAS deprived Of
rent the concession alleged by tho Chinese
commis.ioner to be tho result Of complaints the
however that both greatly accelerated, not en-
trey produced, by the remonsrA noes Of the British
pie u pot ntisriee.
The United States flag ship Plymouth bearing the
broad pendant OF Commodore Gssinger, and having
bis excellency, W Davis, tho United States Com
mietio ner board arrived ut Manila the 10th,
bav pg been several days oooupsd in working into the
barber sgainst adverse winds and with wind vt ALL
Tho PrebIe, which rallied with her, arrived the day
after. The Plymouth remained nine days having
from Manila early on the morning Of the 19th
and arrived At Macao at noon Of the 9th The Preble
to leave after Christmas.
Though we believe the visit was unofficial every at
tention due to their rank was paid to the Commits.
the Captain General and Spanish authorities Is by
the foreign community generally all OF which
doubt very proper and gratifying
On or about the 23d December last the steward and
one Of the seemen Of the American ship Ann Maria,
robbie the Captain Of $50 with which they pushed
of in ssnpsoD, and got On board . hstbsAt bound
for Hos ekong The bostmen demanded payment, and
the sailors were silly enough to open their boxes sRd
display their booty, which tempted the Cinnamon to
pitch the fools overheard, and they would probably
have been drowned had their cries not been heard
board The Clifton, from which q boat lowered to
pick them up.
Thus deprived Of their booty, the robbers did not
well know what to do The steward was spprehended,
trying to ship on board the Navigator while his
complice was taken in Hongkong Tho steward, since
his apprehension, has attempted, UNNECESSARILY to
cut his throat, and has confessed his guilt.
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vsstment In various ways Tho rate Of interest In
London remained about the same, Asd the Bank Of
England was steadily ening itself We shall
draw upon for portion Of tho spscis 1t has been
socumulatiDg for the past year. And take back
millions Of the gold drawn from as. portion of the
gold and silver she has in hand, would do the manu-
faturers Of Great Britain good hers than where
it An importation Of Ave millions Of dollars in bull
lion, into this country, would open markets here for
twice the amount of manufactures then We should
have to send back the gold to pay for them.
The annexed statement exhibits the quotations for
the principal speculative stocks In this market for each
day Of the past week. and at the close Of week pre-
vious Prices have been steadily settling down all the
week. and the closing quotations range from half to
Ave per cent below those current 1t the opening
QUoTArioRs 1oR rHx PRINCIPAL SrocKs ~ rux Nsw
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g. s;I:I ss.s 8: ss:' 10 ~ .sss
could not s s.s'
Iss IS : r. H.. 10 s %'
lon e. TO- gk, hing 9r.r's Of Boston tS1p DO for Cuba
..ss = lss. s.s 4s:. t sss hides
LospoNpEhRy n,Ich 2-Ar Euphratss Parker DID, Edwn
nnyoRn veb Arut in s.rh, Wilson, I'm Dublin for New
f wS ss Pss s 20 as xYor.
Nav moss ls. lo-arr hssutna Andrea Savannah eth
X: gSSn ps
Fen in Alert Case fu London fer oports
Pos.,ovrH nsieh 1sd Prince Albert Mayer. NYorh; St
Ri's to s:r an.. ssf Handel n.s
'n sn r a iele ss. nsa.1 Boston
ch New z. March a.
oit sss e Il. Fs,s Now York
S s%n s%p:sn New xS.
Tl1E Feb Nar., allen, NYorl, Alexander. Billiard
WATrEToRp Feb 2s-Fat in for orders Aayswer Cochran.
ARDRcssAN Feb Paiend.r Lovtt Of Yarmouth.
fsl loaded with pig iron for Boston tUs and will sail with
the first fair wind
AnERDovKy Feb severa pieces Of wreck apparently BE-
onsng American vessel about 4O tons have been
BRIHBN, Feb zs-The American ship Rid.out Brown from
for this port ballast been lost the Knecht Sand
crew saved AND landed 1T Bremen.
BRTmERHAvEr Fb2The Bremen pilot cutter arrived
from aud reports that the ship before alluded supposed
cut has whits sire.L and Whether
quence OF the breakers. could not get to her.
FEAvMARIs March lPut in wndbound tho ship Brandon
R s rom Liverpool New Orleans with fore and manop
Cow CopK landed pasepgers-The Queen
n $ s rn'
s ,.n Ts L'v Of Ss from A'dio'''n So'
DSyEs: March An-wnd NV; Noon, INV, .leo.; 7P NJ
S'Sy ship
Deal March Put into the Downs the Bremen Oh u.s..
BEEN sn delivered tho BELGIAN
board ship raian wsmSls from saswssp for
from fsppcnIurg for Trieste . --~''A'
Go.Hnsnyse: Feb 1.-THE brig Prmu,. q Huds,wan has
GoTHENBuRG. Feb 24The slip Aususe to load about 40
schr ALERT vina. karhan savannsh,s days
.etr Rio GraaSe. PAWS Bridgeport:
s ssn 6esti b sSs1 Es. oI s. Nc
sehr Charleston, Davi,. BsauiOls, No
sshr ) Fox Penny, PSilsssIph a. ''' AN-'''p''''
s ssr Fortune Fort" p.I sEal9dhD oE ThsmastOn
s esr Texas Texas brown Brew .T Thomasson
Bet Chesapeake Of Ruckfport) Chapman, Thomastoa.
Sctr Larkn, Churhuch, Bostsn.
Eohr f0casset, Benson Lutec.
Scfr Eliza. Eastern port.
Schr Nv Dr. Others
Scbr Ellen, Kelly, Hyanns
Echr Charter Oak saunders, Connecticut River.
Sclr Taln AZ, Pratt, C0hatset.
Sehr Rio GJande, Chace, Providence
Schr AtlaIt tic rr0tt Portland.
Hohr Mary N Barnard. Bueler, Portland.
schr Ann Lewis Tyler, Say brook
Schr Am phihi0uf, j umb Vrgbia
5. hr Caroline Sherwood, BOston.
sloep Gold Lear James, Milestone Point Co., With ane the
o Dry Dock.
Sloop Excel. Penny Cold Spring.
tloopVan Buren,. Lopez Bag hsrbor.
Sloop Planter, Cartwright. Esq Hsrbor
sl0op Lady dams, Cartwright, Gag Harbor.
eloOp Copy Davis, Sag HaIbor
Sloop 0enl W Smith. Providence.
Sleep Is Fran kim. Miner. London.
Sloop James Bennett Insrahsm, Warren. RI
Below
frigate Raritan. from Norfolk.
Ship Nam hester, from New Orleans
Also, . bark and bngs
MARCH 3-WAS at sus-rsa SsE 81 meridian, dol Of san
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British steamship Canada, Judkns Liverpool March TO- and
~ ht from haba1 Ms, to sandy HOOK n dse u
the evening Of the 9Th making passage in IL days
@ ssas hs1. s i
70. ss~ s Oh he sa afs from
Ion 81 80 .Iose .eIr em Baltimore Tor psm.lars
to Boyd hncken. March 10 lat IS long S. in heavy squa
Captain Howes sensess on S.oI she &C.
cord mate and three samen were also struck Of the latter
On the outward 2 Dec Adop Brinofe Tell from
shE S.nmbia, iurir from Liverpool 18th Fsc with md,o
Ship Emily DAVIS from 1T Thomas Sd inst with tides sugar.
%oln,,es To- Aymsr Co. ed in company with baks
Lyons New oro.ns Gaines from Orleans 20 days.
Ship United States Irre from orl.no 10 days and Is days
from ne Bar mass toJ hlps 2Oih lat % 90 IS s.
& with ship Slowing white Tag red ~ BAL. BOUND md
s'S,S Ms Ia. 80 Ion bright sided steering
hic.s SSth inst of BArresat saw ship Indiana Bennett
thp Allen. kcKunn. from Charleston days cotton and
rice Thos wsrce The experienced heavy gale
Bark wsisr napkin Busros Ayres Jan a. Point India
18th INST lon As spoke
brig s sns ssT sS 81 s for
Be.ch,r, Drsptr Dsrlip. '"
Barb Coos toN Orleans, Fales from Palermo via ors,ns
days with 1s.o boxes Oranges AID oo bags to Beochor
Bark Cuba, blanchard from Til idad do Cuba lc days with
md,e to k.smith Walsh ''"''' VIVA
B.s sani. tof fr ydencs) Saunders ApasohcoolA %
bark Al'aT, iSl Boston, WALL from orls.ns % days.
brg Alabama tof Bso) Yates rcm Havana l6 days. mdse
Brig sler Hatfield Nulyan Marssoine 20 days. with mdse
to p SEa'stesd & Co. ~ ~" "'@' 'N'''
BIs hbram Of scuac) Coleman Curacao ~ daya to Boo
men GraAes Co. Mar t lat ~ spoke brig Harbn
gr IT. Norfolk bound to Jamaica St ST. Ion ~ spoke
brig Eveinh, IRON New Irleans for Matar Ias.
l9l hainnson) Rumble. from Cienfuegos IL
hrg Atehuihay. sesns Bunacoa, rs days with sugsr,
A,giS GO z3o ltS o. Ion ~ spoke brig Putnam. from
Bris 1.relo Atwood sarssonne eth March the master
DO american vessels IN port eau Herm brig going into
msttRcnnt nTTond from or Prince March 10Th
Sns sl3he brig Gsosn from Bahamas for Baltimore
bng NARA toi hususta) kobinson Marcel (Cuba) IL days
WIN molhites 10 1turE, b1nkinf Il Co.
big Veopb tc C,s) keone from Savanila IS DAYS fsto
&C bomen, Graves 60 TIE
santa MARTHA, ana IA isst TN sevsriila
Big fcuvitat, tof Hsven) Griffin from GUYANA Is dsya
sugar 20 Ctas Pomer BID In COMPANY with scbr ANA
ron Moore, Gr n York
viii 70 order. 80
to1Uphsm Dinon. - - -'
Grg ssU EDeh t"f Gsrcner) ernont from Franklin La "a
dy tutsr ,rd m0aaee to u Dszer.
Brg Olive runner Lastpert IL days. with mdse, Smith
Bo7iuEteu.
Brig Triton Nioterson. Gloucester.
brig tnn odoie -, fr, whence.
St Tsct J,hs,l, Nsjasuea FR II lays With sugar &C.
w L...gNh
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Police Intelligence.

Tee Government Jewels-S Some few week ago, oflcer
Bowyer one OF the Chiefs efficient aids. arrested in
this city the notorious thief, Jim Webb on suspicion
Of being concerned with another skfu thief, called
Tom Hand in stealing sill the jewels from
the patent office At large reward having
been offered by the government for their recovery 1t
presumed that the jewels will be recovered and
one OF the rogues brought to Justice Lorenzo B. Shep
herd Eeq, the United States District Attorney, has
had one or two private interviews with Jim Webb; but
the result Of tbofe interviews is known ct pre-
sent But Webb of course before he divugss any In
formation respecting the restoration CT the jewels will
exact certain condltonson Of course, will be his
liberation, with enough money, possibly, to carry him
back to Philadelphia We have doubt the jewels
be obtained at under such ARA ngemsnt. Tom
Hand will have examination in Philadelphia this
day where he is under arrest ana will possibly be
removed to that city from Washington A. officer A.
M. c. Snith, Of this CITY, has gone for that pur-
pose II the government acoeds to any arrangement
OF this comprcmise nature the jewels be restored
to them any day this week
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CITY TRADE REPORT,

TN
The foreign Rews brought by the Canada, and pub
lished in the regular edition OF the Herald this
,ng, had the effect OF checking operations in bread
gas and in cotton Ihs market for the latter closed
ut decline, compared with previous quotations Corn
being in scsnt supply held its and fair sales OF
Southern white made at about the rates current
before the newr. Yellow was scarce, and stood un.
changed in prices. Very little was done In other
grain, while meal and rye flour remained about the
same. The chief busness In provisions was done
In tness pork sales Of which were made on terms
stated below. There change OF moment in
other articles. Lard heavier after the news
Freigbts were nominal, and merchants were waiting
the private advlces brought by the steamer.
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From Canada.

MONTREAL, March "a, 1S49.
Nothing was done In the House Of Assembly ye'ter'
DAY, In consequences OF the death Of Samuel Brook''
ESQ. member for the county of Sherbrooke Of apo
pexy, after an illness Of four hours MI BROOKS was
An American by birth, 81 years OF age.
There have been fresh disturbances IN toronto
The troops psrsded the steets ana hunarea sPsols
>>nata m a were sworn in Rumors current OF
satbeak at ST. Csthsrne but 1t 10 not to be oredited
A verdict Of $4,000 damages was given to-day
araiust the proprietors Of the North Upper Canada
0esees for pjures sustained by MIR RUSSELL in
euepo e Of the intoxicstion of driver. He was pre-
eipsted the water which resulted In the loss of
His feet and hands.
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WASHINGTON, March n, l849.
orr M,wistsy to Byasii-Vebstra and Harnegdn-
n Duel-IPtA they Fight?

orr hiwistsr to BYash-tPebSra ana Harnegdn-
II Dua-IPtA they Fghn
Mr. Tod, our envoy to the Brazilian court,
wlshes to get home; but Mr.. Tod will not come
home without getting the crown of martyrdom;
and SO it is possible MIR. Tod will be diplomati-
cally inundated and sent home to superlntend his
iron furnaces SO that Mr.. Tod, If he do not ex-
actIy become Latter Day Saint, will become
martyr in these latter days-a thing of much more
easy accomplishment than in the days of old.
Mr.. Hannegan's ''pislols and coffee" correspon-
dence with Mr. Webster in relation to the letter of
the latter gentleman pronouncng Mr.. Haunegan's
appointment to the mission to Prussia. ''the most
degrading act that ever took place In the Senate"
Will, II Is said, create difficulty about the is
suing OF his commission. The communication OF
Mr.. flanagan, asking whether Mr.. Websters
words We're meant to apply to HIM, has been hand
ed to that gentleman by Mr. AtchisOn, the friend
of MI flanagan in the afiar; the tenor OF the re-
ply have not heard.
Mr.. Webb, understand, speaks confidently of
the certainty Of his being sent minister to
Madrid. N.
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lHE Latest FROM CALIFORNIA Our cores
pendent at Panama, under date Of the 9th ult.,
writes as follows -
The news from California continues to be fayora
Bile. saw letter, this morning, from a highly
Tespt ctable gentleman at VALPARAISO to a gas,Ie.
man Of high standing here, from which have
been allowed 10 make the following extract The
letter Is dated Valparaiso, February 6, aud was
Two vessels arrived here yesterday from California
with 500 600 in gold the ether stbous Gu
10 have sree quantity on board Keeps the matter
secret An American sloop Of war 10 shortly expestsd
with ssO0 06o on board; and all the spsoulatofs who
BIZ tsi' months ago have real zed their carposs
80 49," probu, An American propeller arrived
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IMPORTANT FROM HONDURAS AND GUATEMALA.-
captain Nlckerson, OF the September, from Omoa
and Iruxllle, reports that the re, olunon In Hon.
duias had been amcably adjusted The revolu-
uonls's and the government had agreed to submit
the matter IN dispute to Congress OF landhoders,
VINO had decided In favor of the demands of the
Ievolutionists, and thus the matter was settled.
Captain Nickerscn states that great uneasiness is
felt IN Honduras at the gradual Entertainments OF
the English upon their territory, through the man
OF straw whom they have dubbed King of the
Mosquito Territory" The feeling of the influen-
tial men is unfavorabe to England and as a neces-
sary consequence, prospective annexation To this
country Is talked of. Captain N brought official
documents to the minister at Washington. The
most important news, however, ls from Guatemala
The state, and especially the city Of that name, is
the scene of perfect anarchy The latter Is infested
with brigands within, and besieged by insurgents
from without The English consul had been stabbed
by robbers in the cts, and was considered 10 be
dangerously wounded The American consul had
been obliged to keep guard to ensure his own
safety.
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Movements or individuals.

The following arrivals took place yesterday -AsroR
HousE-Sir Edward Poor England; W. Bsattie, do /;
H. j. Potts, do; s. NJ. Buckingham, do; J. Lester,
Mexico, passengers by the Csnds) Hon. John Davis,
Massachusetts; T.. w. Johnston. Washington. In-
Hon. j. M. BerrAn, Georgia Hon. f. G. Cxbell,
Flerida; Gen X. Collins, Kentucky; Major Lang Ca.
NADIA. AMERIcAN-Com E. w Moore, Texas; w. w.
West, Virginia; C. Stages, New York; Col. Moore,
Washipgton.
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MARKETS ELSEW HERE.

RotToN March Boards shares Boston and wOr
cestsr kaib oad l06 Eastern do 3d. blw, 3d. Vermont
and Mass do, 4 OLD Colony d. 76 estern do- l0l;
d. lW Ntchburs do l09 Tonaw anda do 4d, no. Bos
tor and Maine do los do, 1C6 do lt6is 10 kerchap
Bank ls March Board-s9 shs Auburn and 10
and Mass do, sO 4s z6O Wilmington d. hl Boston
Orcester do Boton and Frovdel So 81
ten Co., 1871; 100 do, blw 1871,
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MEGlAPMC INTELLIGENCE.
Western Navigati0n.

WeBtGrn NUVI88ttOns
CLEVELAND, March "a, 184s
sessnss John Owen and propeller Manhattan came
n hss night, from Detroit. The Champion left San
Aasky, this morning, for Cleveland.
Steamer Arrow leaves Detroit, this morning, for this
,hss.
The steamer Sultana leaves Detroit for the east to
day-peohably Buffalo.
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THREE WEEKS LATER PROM BUENos AYREs-By
the arrival OF the bark Walter last night from
Buenos Ayres we have received files of the British
Pocket TO the 10th January. They contain no
news.
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comparison Of prices current at the close ysstsr.
day with those ruling at the close Of the previous
week, exhibits Q decline In Treasury notes Of q per
cent; Ohio o's, y; Pennsylvania S. NJ Erie Railroad,
new, ~; Harlem, 11S Long Island, y; Now York and
New Haven, "a; Farmers Loan, "a; Canton Co. Is;
and an advance in Reading Bonds Of vi Reading Rail
road, u.
Treasury Department in Washington, to foregners
between the 4th and oath of March, lsl9-
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Married.

On Saturday morning gath in,t, by the Rev. Thos
De Witt, ID. D., Mr.. EDWIN HEALY, to JANE ELIZA
BETH PARcELLEs, all Of this city.
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The value Of merchandise imported into this district
for the week ending the 23d inst exclusive Of that
rent to the warehouse, war 81 S against 81 578
for the corresponding period last year wing de-
for the week Of $428767. The amout of duties
received for the week this year, 1915 TAI and tho
amount Of drafts the Treasurer 1914 IT,
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The United States soop of 1t Lonis. sailed from
iG.ho' ayes January l9;A, isr AoateT.!eo.
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[PER STEAMSHIP CANApA.l

MARCH 26-was, ., su.rsa ssE 81 meridian do; at sa
nj do.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-10-12
pottrn.
From Noah's Sunday Times.
ultory Ode for the l.h Of July.

WRITTEN WITHOUT FERMENTATION AND DEpcAiEp
To EVERY BODY.
Oh for muse that knows the ropes 10 sing cen ~
cnrsory way, lverSly DAY
In any verse, the blessed dawn Of freedoms anai-
o, that my mi ghty breadth oil thought, mat pA''s
Tor the heAainetCr tvdsi diameter
Expressed III long Lonieow lines, could SHOW Us
Then would execrotc Lorl North, and damn 'he
stamp and tea tex, tnedi-aAe
Then would sing Of Lexington anl Bunker IL"
and Princeton, ijiSs SINCE JHn'.
And many other woadrous ieais that 4aHHee DoJ-
I'd tell of saratog's fight, AMI with The hand thai
Describe John sreiicnment when eorler a,
Exlol the deeds oi Washington and al ne pa'Fo'
signcrs, lihc Oaici!n'5'
And SLOW how Marion cleared the swamps,in both
Bu,ah, to my poetic brain comes no divine hll1'us
I'm no more .ike genuine bard tl1n pears are Use
netalsesi lnlRdar,us--
oh iar ncxaneters as long as the tail Of Chine,
Ny loose thoughts haye HuG elbow room -con.1uAd
these A.cAanIfnes.
An epr--.hs, would be the ding for Liberty ho,
sauHs l'n.'
IAN epie!" some scared reader crirs-oh, ,2ac7-
Yea, well. dont cry before you're nri FL }'N ye
no TASTE Tor music, .nhAt sou -..',
That's your misfortune ,no,my fault, and so won't
But yet mat stave up!i6, tho it amaze The
wcihi1
About the biggr, eagle egg that ever haday,. '1.
The bird o. freedom laid that egs--3o ln o OF
dom hatchedit- fhl5 never Mut,hed 10.
And now behold the full grown iow.--lh, world
One wing Anp- DER the Altar tic wave and one DER
the Pacific
His tail o'cr-ahadows yVrzico, anl-tison he1t6r,
He holds wlhn his specie claws, SO very af .all
The goose tia, lays the golden egg7-.umo,ai
Depicted DER coum5,a's shield, he -.at 20 w..d
the thunder, .loD g"iy,.
And bid the Universe look ont, ADJ Ii..ew s,a.j
But now hes dropp'l ls iaJuitTa9,-z aaa smooth
ed his plume. to suit VS., ,i'H,h..
Aud lei! the court OF Jupiter to take iuEA ".h
Our country always seems in luck. When, D.t-
nus-iikc, her sabre, 'n.r'
She east into the ransom scale oIonr ir1acl neigh
No Atzee Ciucimgtus spo&e-aud We KEEP, -1 q
dnup, The or ul.
Perchance at some not distant day, she'll hnmb'g
beg permission, luton
To link herself for good and all with our great Goa
If so, we'll take the stranger Inland when She
comes 20 greet Us. iuids.
Extend our friendship to the men, and ks. the gna-
OF one thing reader, be thou sure, 'lha Yankee
eagle one day, .,he Bay OF fmIy,
Will stretch his wings from Behring'S -.miL beyond
And from the pole to Panana, wncn sleeping aui
goa lie, lcf JrLf.
Viii belong to Uncle Sam some future ForyrI