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THE LATEST NEWS.

REPORTED sKIRMIsH ON THE DANUBE-sEvERAL RUS.
SIAN OFFICERS AND SAILORS KILLED, ETC.
tslegraphic despatch published in the Paris Moni
dated Bucharest 25.h October states that two Russian
steamers with eight sunboats forced the passage Of the
Danube the 23d and encountered brisk fire from the
Turkish fort of saktchi between Ren and 1smail The
Russians had colonel three officers and twelve sail
killed. and forty wounded but pretend that they set
the fort on are by shell.
In France everything prepared for land expedition
y Oonstantinople but 10 orders VIII b given for It to
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The Vote for Governor In Gcorgia-SaIe of
Ship HarknWay.

CHARLESTON Nov. 10 1858.
The official vote of Georyls for Governor follows
Johnson, democrat $685. Jenkins Union whig A. 12s
Gilmer, s; and Berren l-majorty for johnson, $40.
johnson was inaugurated at Mlledgevle yesterday.
The ship Harkaway sold here to day for $lOs $780,
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the exception OF one small district polling about 50 votes
which being, by estimate nearly equally divided amons

the exception OF one small district polling about 50 voes
which being, by estimate, nearly equally divided among
thecandidates, will not materially alter the result,
For Senate-Hasey, national democrat, leads L a
Floyd, free soiler 200, and Rose, whg, 232.
For Ass.mbIy-George Miller whig, is elected by 50
ever d. Floyd, anti temperance, and by 25l Graf
fin free soil and temperance.
Halsey (who by the way, was also supported b.
siderable portion of the temperance vote is probably
elected Senator for the First Senatorial district prsng
The vote on the State ticket whig BY large plurality.
and probably the free soers lead the national demos 80
somewhat. Nh
BY EGRAPH.
ALBANY, Nov. II, 1868.
:, TWENTIETH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
hr' hitchcock, democrat is elected to the Senate.
CHEMUNG COUNTY.
Randall free soiler, is elected the Assembly from
this county
CHENANGo COUNTY.
Kufas Baldwin, wing, is elected Assemblyman In the
DUTCHEss COUNTY.
James Monfort national, is elected County Suporin.
endent Peter Nonfort, whg is elected the ASSEM-
importance, in the Second; and VIM. II. b. Bostwick
free SOIL il the Third On the ticket the whics
have plurality, and the between the national and
ree SOIL democrat IS sb ut even In the Eighth Ssna-
tora district the vote is about between whitney,
temperance and national and Barnard, whig
LIVINGSTON COUNTY.
Hendee whi9 Is defeated for the Assembly in the Hrst
tNSrict, by Gibbs, national democrat
NIAGARA C0UNTY--COMPLETE.
Islvenworth whis, 1884, Clinton, national dcmoorss.
l,45l; ferplank, free soer, GAL.
SARATOGA COUNTY.
Reynolds national democrat and Maine law Ia elcctsd
In the second Assembly district
sCHoHARIE COUNTY
Barton natf nal democrat Is probably elected in -
also elected in the Second.
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lOFFICIALJ -
FRIDAY, Nov. IL, 5S-Present-Afsstant Alderms n
Woodward In the chair Assistant Aldermen TAFT May Iee
Hunt McGown, Stewart whsslan, Crawford, OTeefe,
and McConksy.
quorum not being present the Board stood Adjourned
TO Saturday afternoon, ct 8 O'Clock.
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Fridays sales were 5000 bales, the market closing


LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.
Prices Of all kinds have further advanced, were well
supported, and still tending upwardswar rumors, unfa
vorabe weather for sowing and the impression strength
enpg that the British crop short having given addi
tiona confidence to holders Fine white and red wheat
has advanced 3d., with large business doing. Flour
in good inquiry, at Cd Is advance on the week.
Richardson Brothers Co. quote u s white wheat lOs
Cd 11s Canadian, los Sd. 1os 3D.; Western canal
four s7s S7s Cd. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Ohio,
1885,. extra do $685. 3D.; sour $685. 3is Fine white
was firm at yellow, AS 3d. 45s secondary and
heated, 42s a 43s.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
BFFF was in moderate demand, but holders were not
pressing. Quotations were unchanged Earlys prime
mess rolled was selling At COS Ihsee were no sales Of
dull, with large stock, and the inquiry mostly for
Irish. american was quoted at 44s, with prophe-
cy that the seasons would range at about 40 Shoul
ders few offering and holders firm at former rates.
CHEEsE- But little doing, at unchanged prices.
LARD-Sales of 200 tons, at no quotab!e char ge.
TALowI Largo arrivals, prices Is lower and the mar
ket dull at the decline.
LSsErD CAKE. active at full prices.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
AsHs maintained previous prices Sales 800 bbls pots
at 2ss 3d. for old ana sos 3ls. for new Pearls 28s
QrERurRoS BARK-Sales at retail at unchs snged rates.
BsEswAx.-Small sales, without change in prices.
CLOVER SEED was in steady request. Sales 80 tons, at
RosN commanded former figures. 1900 bbs. ssld at
6s. lid. q 12s.
NAVAL sroRs.--Nothng reported In turpentine or tar
56s a 57s. a 5ss
CAROLINA RIor-Moderate sales at 22s. . 26s
SUGAR was very GULL small saes of Cuba muscovado
and Porto Rico At 32s 3d. 3is. Cd, duty paid.
MoIAssls was quiet
Corrrn-NothIns to notice; prices about the same.
TEA continued firm, and tending upward Dealers
awaiting the letters by the overland mail due Goth
| October
DyEwoops generally in little demand and prices rather
easier. Small sales Of Campeachy logwood ship, at
f8 S.; Honduras sc; Jamaica and St. Domingo E5 IS.
f5 10s Fusc lower prices accepted. in order to effect
sales Small sales Of Lima wood at 9l3 10s 20 tons Of
| Panama pear brought f2S per ton.
Ons-For olive there limited inquiry and prices
rather easier 100 tuns of seal sold at c37 los fS for
pale 90 tuna of cod brought f3i; derae business
was doing in linseed oil at 30s 3D. 31s pale rape was
quoted at Ais. Cd. 42s. palm has further advanced,
sales Of 140O lbs, the spot and to arrive ct &to
| G10 los.
LIVERPOOL TIMBER MARKET.
Pitch pine In retail demand oniy stock low. New
Orleans hogshead and wine pipe slaves were inquired
sales ct f6 f per thousand Quebec pine and spruce
| deals were well supported.
LONDON MARKETS.
| Nessrs. Barring Brothers report ~ felows:-
TN CoRS trade mAiAtalns tie Rrmnsss. Y. g. rd whsa
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Rise In the Onto Rsyer.

PTTTsBtRG, Nov. II, 1858.
fue rise has taken place in the Ohio, which now
measures eight feet in the channel and is still rising
The Pitsburg and st. Louis packets commence running
to morrow
WHEELING, Nov. IL, 1858.
The water in the Ohio here Lsures seven feet
and is rising rapidly There is doubt of mauent
rise of ten or twelve feet and the for the first
class boats may be considered commencing next week
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Commercial Affairs.

TIE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The British funds have 1uctuated considerably Con.
sois closed the 2stn AT ois o1& sver sold at
5s old. Eagles freely offered at 76s Sd. The East India
Company had advanced their rate of discount from 2
81 per cent and further advance by the Bank looked
for.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
The unfavorable advcss by the Baltic had induced ex
treme duuess, and businefs at stand STILL Messrs
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President believe the wings for the national demo
Gratis, and thus swelled their number tudge
fSaODFTTS
". J. GROWN AND BEVERLY TICKER.

We GROWN AND BEVERLY TICKER
WASHINGTON, NV ll-8h hP.M M.
The SestfzF this morning person Of the
OF W. J. BrowD of Indiana, known the who tried
to buy his wHy into the speaksrshp, by selling himself
to the abolitioas in ths of the Thirty
first Congress- aAi whose exposure made such noise ut
the time. Brorn accused Beverly TucF err tho pro
prietor of the Sentinel, with being the creature
of Geo. Law. Ths idea is 80 aor urd to those
who know Law and Tucker taat is 10 singular the
Sentinel should deem = wor hy OF notice. X.
THE CONTEMPLATED SNIP CANAL BETWEEN THE At
LANTIo AND PACIFIC.
WASHINGTON, Nov. lie P. M.
understand the government upon tie repre- ,entaton
of DR. Black, has determined despatch the eloop of
Cysne, Captain Holmes immediately as a part of the
home squadron, 10 Caledonia Bay to convey surveying
party under tie command of Lieutenant Strain U. s. NJ
for the purpose OF ahng thorough survey OF the route
from Caledonia Ray . san Miguel in order to settle the
ques tion definitely tc the practicabty proposed
oceanic ship communication between the Atlantic and
Pacific This is done the part Of the government
without reference to the execution of the work by any
particular company, but subject deeply aec ing
own commerce and the d fence OF Pacific States.
yERIrAS.
THE WINGS TO yAcArE THE NEW YORK CUSTOM
HOUSE, ETC.
NEWSPAPER AGEST.
WASHINGTON, Nov II, 1853.
The N eays that the Collector at New York will soon
make clean sweep of the wings in the Custom House.
1t also denies the truth OF the that Honduras
had applied to be annexed to this country.
Meeting OF Conyressmcn Elect I'm Phisade.-
phla-D. Il. Disney to be Supported for
Speaker.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE HERALD
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1l--6is p. NJ.
At meeting of the recently elected members of Con-
gress here it unanimously agreed support tho
Hon. David T. Disney democrat of Ohio for Speaker OF
the next House or Representatives.
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eouht ae Nesserode and even the ST. Petersburg Journal
mas an article which is decidedly in this sense
Fss was reported that the Emperor Nicholas had
sodca'eu IN favor OF the hereditary Grand Duke. Un
key as the report was it had the effect OF giving firm
ness TO the markets
M De Killers will succeed NJ de Ia Cour as French
Minister at Constantinople.
Great Britain.
SYMPATHY FOR RTURKEY-TEsTIMoNIAL TO CAPT. IN
GRAHAM, ETC.
"A meeting of the inhabitants of tho Tower Hamlets
London Captain Mayne Reid presiding, was held to SYM
pathize with Turkey.
Mr.. Cobden on the 25th addressed the Mechsnics In
stitute at Barnsley, proposing model for imitation
the educational operations OF the United States.
movement is on foot to erect monument to Lieut..
Bellot the unfortunate Arctic navigator
subscription is collecting for British testimonial to
Captain Ipgraham.
The steamship Golden Age is advertised to carry on
,he Australian mails OF November 10TH from Liverpool
ship Charles Croker, for New York. had put into Bel
fast with loss of sails and srars but otherwise unin
jurec.
Still Later from Australia.
The steamer Argo, with half million sterling in gold,
had arrived in England with Port Philip dates August
24h. She reports The American SKIP Texas and bark
Early Bird, entering that harbor she left.
New diggngs had been discovered
The markets continued fat.
The Argo came via Cape Horn.
TURKEY TO BE sUPPoRTED--FOOD RIOTS-GEN. EEU.
LILY KILLED, ETC.
The Moear publishes ant ditoria indicating
that the French government will be r in its support of
Turkey.
Disturbances had occurred in some of the provincial
corn markets.
Commercial circulars attribute the continuous rise in
wheat to the greater demand for seed this season.
The Minister of Marine to the Havre Cham.
Der OF Commerce that the government will shortly reduca
the import duty guano to france per ton in foreign
ships and free in French ships.
General de Neuily killed in difficulty with his
dede-camp, Captain La Porta, at Chslons Sur arne
Spain.
Mr.. soULE's RE0EPTIoN-FLEET FOR THE MEpITER.
RANEAN.
Madrid letters OF the 2Sd state that Mr. Soue had been
received by the Queen On the request the Minister of
Foreign Affairs he had consented to modify some express
sons, considered Objectionable in his address to the
Queen.
The government has ready for sea feet Of loi guns
supposed for the Mediterranean.
Austria.
ALARM AT THE HIGH PRICE or Foop-LARGE LOAN
SOLICITED.
The government begins to be uneasy the increasing
prices of provisions and proposes to diminish the cost Of
transportation of grain on the railways
The bankers OF Vienna mpeeo to solicit loan of
100000 forms from the municipality.
Holland.
The Bank Of Amsterdam raised its rate of discount
to 2A per cent.
Italy.
THE PoPE FURNISHING FOOD AT CHEAP RATES.
The Pope s recruiting in health. He has opened two
q edu 3cd rat
Greece.
DISMISSAL OF THE MINISTER'S OF WAR AND FINANCE.
despatch dated Athens October 81 says the Minister'S
Of Finance and War have beer dismissed
The free importation of corn is deter mined on
A loan of five millions Of drachmas is proposed
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The royal mail steamship Niagara arrived here from
Boston early this morning. and sailed again at O'clock
forI
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY

DISTRICT ATTORNEY--N. D. BLUNT ELECTED.
The following the aggregate votes from full returns
from every ward and district in the city which we OBJ
tained from the County Clerk The for the two
higheit candidates, only, given:-
G, Schaefcr (free soil democrat and native Ameri-
10 OlN
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Passengers by tho America.

Mr and Mrs Dee Mrs Reed Mr. ard Mrs laycrof Msssrs
Elliot Mckay, Stewart, Owen, Roberts McDona d. Clio
Pill Mackuller estoe Mr Tcnny, Mrs Evans the Bishop
Of Montreal lady and daughter Miss Cole MIR Mrs Loe,
Bartholomsw Bser Lang Page C9cbrane Austin Dunlap
Appleton Hovsy Bourne Miller. Engies Armstrong John
eton Stewart and lady Dexter and lady Howard Billing
Beattie, Leonard Higginbotom Wilson and lady, Mrs Will
SOY, Miss kahony Park Wakeman, Gordon, McKae Mar,
Omicne Miss Blanchard. Carnee OBrien, Buohan Col
pasck Vesey Gardner Johnson Kisg, Kenny, Atkinson,
Miss Miller Miss Coppack and Others whose
unable to decipher
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quotsd at 67s. 7ss. rer quarter white, 74s sos
Western Canal -four, sos. $685.; Baltimore and Ohio
CorpFr is inactive, holders keeping back.
RICE is quiet.
SUGAR is dull al cd decline
TlIIow is quiet, at SIS Cd. the spot
TIA has been excited u Chinese elegrephc report
large business has been done, chiefly in congous
LARD.-The stock of Western small and the market
arm at 6Ss. n Cos.
LONDON METAL MARKET
Earring Brothers report copper-tle aud cake nominal.
Sheataing ls yellow metal i0iz tin plate l. G. coke,
26s cd Lead large business doing and prices tending
upward IRON all descriptions in good demand; common
bars, fS &8 5s rails IS bs fS lOs in Wales Scotch
pig mas advanced, 75s paid for good numbers at Glasgow
STATE OF TRADE MANCHESTER.
The Manchester markets steady, but business
extrem emely limited The advices from Calcutta
sdered more encouraging 10 trade yet buyers acted with
reserve
HAvRE MARKETS.
COTTON. During the week to the 25th October inclu
sive, the market for cotton opened active but fell oil
towards the close closing dull. The weeks sales
1868 bales stock on hand es 600 bales. Quotations
for Mobile and 70f Off for Upland. The reports ON
the manufacturing districts are not enc ouraging,
BREApSrufFs. Flour steady. Gepesee fetching As
50f. for fue Wheat was in request; white Anne
rican selling SO s4f for 200 kilogrammes The
weather was tine, the sowing nearly
ASHES web supported
COFFEE in limited demand but prices sta.
RICK was unchanged. but rather slack
SUGAR was slightly lower.
TAILow AND LARD sustained, but the stock
low.
TREIGuTs.
The quotations from Liverpool to the United States had
varied out little during the week Deadweight had been
ess red and somewfa at lower rates taken Storage
passengers not abundant.
Shipping Intelligence.
Arr from New Y.rh-Oct7 Oafkyre, II Constantinople
24b, Koopl ndel off Isle Of Wight Washington (s, mt
Bremen; 25th It Nicholas and Samoset at Havre Goth,
Superior at Hull Rchd CO bden at Gravesepd San Fran
cisco, at Cowes 10th Ludwig at Cronstadi 26th, Wm
Jewett s the Scheld 28tb Sir Robi Peel at Grayesend
Arr from Boston-2Gth. Chatham, at Genoa.
Arr from Batmore-26tb, voy S,hilles at Helvoet
Arr from New Orleans--24th, John Cummings at Bor
deanx.
sid for New York-25th Moses TAYLOR, from Queens
town; Cosmo, from Falmouth; 26h American Congress-,
from Gravesebd John Lucy from Liverpool; Marths's
Vineyard from tho Clyde 2Sth Guiding Star, from Liver
pool.
Sid for Boston-26h, Native. from the Cly &c; Wood
ward, frcm Graves end.
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The following table shows the relative losses and gains
Of the national democrats compared with the vote of
s4s for President when the vote for Van Buren exceeded
that for Casl by about 6,000;-
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The Southern Mail.
BALTIMORE Nov. IL, 1858.
The New Orleans mail Of Saturday last is received but
the papers contain no news
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The Canal Tolls.


The canal tolls for the first week of November
$11O decrease on the corresponding week last year
of $22, coo.
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leave unless new circumstances should render 1t neces
sary.
Letters from st Petersburg recsiyed in Pars speak of
strong desire for further negotiation on the part of
oount de Nesseode, and the S. Petersburg Journal
mas an article which is decidedly in this sense
Az fss was reported that the Emperor Nicholas had
sodcated in favor of the hereditary Grand Duke Un
ikey as the report was it had the effect OF giving firm.
ness TO the markets
M dc Killers will succeed M. de Ia Cour as French
Minister at Constan.inople
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THE RESULT OF THE ELECTION.
THE CITY.

VOTE FOR STATE oFFICESJ.
The Following wards, corrplste, mako the full ro
turns of the whole city,
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THE STATE.

The following table shows the popular vote the State
ticket, in the counties and towns he ard FROM
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DISMISSAL OF THE MINISTER'S OF WAR AND FINANCE.
despatch dated Athens, Ocober2i says the Ministers
Of Finance and War have beer dismissed.
The free Importation of corn is deter mined on
A loan of FIVE millions Of drachmas is proposed.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

The better qualities saleabe at foil prices but the
lower grades have been neglected. and easier to pu
chase in instances to the extent of eighth
effect Sales Consumers took only for present use, and
speculators and exporters had bought cautiously
and only when inducements tempted. The strikes
at Wigan and Preston continued, and others
threatened; but the whole they were balanced by
the unavorabe reports of the crops The weeks sales
footed up $3.50 bales including AGO speculation
and $40 for export. The ock hand was 720, ,440
bales, including Al, 290 American. Brown, Shipey Il
Co. quote as folows:-
Fair. Mddling
Orleans Observation-Disclosures. 6Id Cd.
Mobile le.,.................... 6Hd sgd.
Uplands ds.................... 651d. 513-l6
Inferior to ordinary 31sd.
Fridays sales were 5000 bales, the market closing
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Holland,
Greece,

THE PORE FURNISHING FOOD AT CHEAP RATES.
The Pope is recruiting in health He has opened two
tcres at Rome to sell food at redu sed rates.
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City Intelligence.

res soi oeiAocraIs..
Wings NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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Great Britain.


The steamer Argo with half million sterling in gold
had arrived in England with Port Philip dates to August
24th She reports The American sAip Texas and BARI
Early Bird, entering that harbor $ she left.
New diggings had been discovered
The markets continued fiat.
The Argo came via Cape Horn.
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VOTE ON CONSOLIDATION IN BRooKLYN.

FIRST SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
SAC HARsoR, Nov Q, 1883.
rssnd an Of the and Assembly votsfor
irst Assembly dbtret Suffolk county tits eonplstswiA
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ALARM AT THE HIGH PRICE OF FOop-LARGE LOAN
SOLICITED.
The government begins to be uneasy at the increasing
prices f provisions and proposes to diminish the cost Of
transportation of grain on the railways.
The bankers OF Vienna peleo to solicit loan Of
400, 600 forms from the municipality.
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TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.


The BEAR WITHOUT BRIDIF.--Among tho
early settlers u Worcester county, in Massachusetts
was German, by the ramc of Fofepecks, or Fore
peck. The wild tenants II the forests had not as
Yet given place to ur.n, And Fo,epeck being en-
ptoyed On a Ger tain time with some others IN taa
of maple sugar, saw a bear coming
among them, and without waiting cosnt the cost
threw hlmsell upon his back. Bl,in unaccustcned
10 tins mode Of sautation, began make "a as we Il
As his load wond permit, bu. he could help turning
roand every and then bite the legs OF his dar-
ing rider. Nathess thc hardy German Kept his scat
IN spite Of the and streams Of hiocd Which
were trickling nerrily down his legs, till one OF tho
company coming up knocked The weary lear on the
head with axe and dispatched BIN. The Dutch
man was Irstly proud OF his espl,it--tu when tic
excitement wh:oh had supported him through his per-
ilous ride, was over, he exclaimed, "Dsr t,6, III
never rc.i baar again midou. biidie."
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Approach and reverence Art hath left her home
In Italy's old haunts, and thither come;
Reared her worlds wonder Oh Columbian soil,
And well repaid the native scuptor's toll.
Behold this brazcn pomp with deepest awe,
More than its Ike the wide world never saw,
Since the iar-famed Menmoniu.n of the Greek
LEASED with It's power in living to speak.
Can ausht transcend the grandeur of the horse,
Rampant and struggling with almighty force;
The neck curved f.om its we'l-proportened length,
The p!unslng limbs all eloquent of strength
Nostri', and vcia, and eyeyall, all disuained,
Till By the sight the very eye is panied,
And standing animate, in might Of power,
The war-stred scents, it seems, the batte's hour,
Aud see asiridc the veteran soldier sits!
Whi!c such Buccphalus he we'll befits---
Since power and 'naj-st august and proud,
Erood's DER his speaking image like cloud:
And in the steady eye, the lofty micn.
The calm, stern front, the uudauntcd soul is seen
The soul that saved New Orleans in the hour
" hcn iorei5a soldiers thought it in their power,
And by small devce the battle won
Before the sunset told the day was done.
Warrior and Statesman! thy brow of brass
Age upon age in storms aud clouds shall pass;
Thou and thy dcathicss horse alike shall stand
An ornament and marvel to our land
There in their lofty grandeur they shall he
Unnoved by changes upon land OF sea.
Oh wondrous power. to fix through ensth Of time
Hha # TO
And raise its Tx aness from the mine and ore
That crowds may gaze, and genius may adore.
Here, now, less than Rome proud art NAV bring
The vows and incense of her earliest spring;
And 10 this fame the pilgrim well may come,
And sculpture lind an altar and a home
NJ. J; w.
WAsuISGToS, Jan s, 1872