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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-19

We again devote large portion o. our space to
the great topic of the day the monetary crisis.
Several interesting communications in calculation Of
TIE subject are given together with &C ,ounts Of the
state of Affairs in various parts Of the country.
Bishop Potter has told that the country has been
ruined by the extravaganza OF the ladies in ewelry
dresses and millinery, aud we publish an article
showing that the jewellers, dressmakers and MILL
ners have been forced to the brink of bankruptcy by
the mania for economy which so suddenly come
over the fair sex in the full flush Of the fall fashions
Several clergymen yesterday again enlightened their
congregations b. delivering dissertations upon the
condition of.he times Dr. Cteever preached his third
sermon on the subject. his text being Mans way
in the Panic and Gods way on, Of it" He persists
IN satbutipe the visitation to the Dred Scott de-
cision ard the iniquity OF the shareholders, but
claims tia, the breaking Of the Sabbath by running
railroad cars on sunday bad small share in II.
The movements Of produce at the lake ports on
Saturday. we're quite extensive, as viii be seen by
the figures annexed
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THE LATEST NEWS.
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fuD rgHU AsrBrRc ouEsTfoK-oProsIrtoS TO ran
AnARIcAs nrSIsi Err II MExICo-iSpIAS LAND
REsBRvATrors-THR FKDERAL RsvgSUE--A qua
KsR IN Tux SLAVE TRAJE-BEsxCH LOADING
wlsHpsroy, oa. Is, 1857
rhs rshuantepcc question nhey 10 come up hers
again In . form, nos snhsAndiHs the ase arrange
msnss In Hsxs. Hean. Bepjsms and Ia Fore enooun.
teved great opposition N gens their grant from the
Mexican government and hnssr here Mr.. Forsyth
took part ssainss then, ahossh he had. they asser
direct ins ucions from the President 70 operate with
them and 70 favor tssir vievs. fhey have accordingly
preferred asAnss him charge Of mafsas In oios, In
not obeying The Instructions or his government
Mr. FovgM dcseads his oouss, % shs ground that -
P,snipo,ennAy Minister he has nsosssely disors
ouasy power and Ina, - bosh Prsddsss and CAsns
n inuins hs Instructions, ere souasd sy dsrs 70 ssrvs
Ne best Interests az The oountsy be- Who On We "a
where nsss Instructions ere V b carried out, ends MAJ
NE government has pses ncvmed and thAs ths course
he n Instructed 70 pursue really cos1icu win what he
knows 70 be The real desire Of NE govsynmsut, he nos
bcui 70 oSsy Ne Instructions 70 NE Ietasv
Ms opponents contend thai he n Sot Ne Judge q the
oarpumssasoss, and shey demand his removal II IL sd
has NJ sidsfs influence VIII b srough asainss Mr. FOR
syh while Judss Ivssos hs Senator from Georgia, who
d Mr. ia broshss in-hv, VIII sustain nim. Jadse I've
son srpecAsd 70 arrive here vsry shortly 70 look Afsr
N rcsyth's interest,"
A Aers are always more Applicants so aid in getting
man out Of oHcs than there friends 10 sustain him.
and = ths uission 70 MEXICO worth si2 900 year. mis-
so4 ,.probabls shai The maaAsr will 70 hard Win NJ.
rcsUth
ms said also thas Prsdeas Comonfcs does scs IKE Ne
opposuca Mr.. " be- made 70 hs course In sh,s matter
and that be II vmy dssIrous 10 have him removed.
Ths Interior Department. ha vsg reoslvs1 nformatisn
that shs udecs sm'uaaios westward nos siAysd By
bouadayiss Of a rsriasvy lsEiumassy spsn 70 location
an settlement bot was pouring unto The Delaware and
PoscvSoms reserves The governmensS considering the
policy erAssne each Indian VINO desires 70 cultivate
Me sod absouef Zee In forty SIXTY scres Of land, and
70 provide lone nrthsw wer fcg hcse VINO prefer 70
follow The chase rhs Delaware reserve covers scws
three hundred thousand scres vhis the riDe numbers
only nine hundred scua me Pctsc vssoe reserve en-
braces about nine hundred ihossasd acrss while the
several bspds OF the tribe number tvo thousand Lis
Estimated that tvo thirds Of the whole nume~ aishs be
In sucsd 70 settle do-s upos their respective srsair he'd
10 Zee simple and become blended wish ne White popula
soa 70 srsr them rrsy screi Of snd esOh would sAss
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host Of blacklegs and other sdyenturers from
this country to follow in their wake, aud under
the pretence Of being also In the employ ment of
the railroad companies, they cheated and swim
died the foreign public for their individual bene
fit. Nothing could be more Notifying or
embarrassing than the contraemps to which the
influx of this class of persons exposed respecta-
BILE Americana Men of position and standing
frequently found themselves presented to well
known loafers from the Atlantic cities, occupy
ing the place Of honor at some hospitable board.
Frequently rs we have been duped here by "dis-
tinguiShed foreigners" we believe it will be
found that the balance Of gullibllity in these
matters is in favor Of the Continental nations.
The English are too much on their guard, and
too rich, to be easily taken in; but parade the
evidences Of wealth before Frenchman, and he
is your humble servant to command. 1t was not,
therefore, difficult for these pseudo railroad
agents to worm their way into the confidence of
people so prone to stock gambling as the
French
What individual warnings and individual suf
ferings have failed to effect in the way of expo
euIc, Will, ID EotlnldCtOIy W ACuSCI, w ~
once accomplished by the financial disgrace
that has just befallen us. The utter
wreck of all the fine enterprises upon
which the hopes of foreign spectators have
been fed, and upon which such numbers of our
ingenious countrymen have managed to cut a
swell abroad, will at once put an end to the
shameful practices by which our reputation for
honesty has been more compromised than b. even
our financial nisfortunes. Every steamer will
now bring us home crowds of the Adventures
who have been living abroad upon the reputation
Of our prosperity, and whose &C tons have put to
the blush every American of decent conduct and
position. The failure of the schemes with which
they have been connected will, for the future put
Europeans on their guard against such people,
and will disabuse them Of the notion that Ameri-
cans are at all times to be 6eeced with impunity.
Their pIesent experience will teach them that
where Yankee shuts his eyes to the impositlons
practised upon him, he has some strong interest
in playing the dupe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-19

Chi1E,.....-.....llVo caVu hs,"oo
A despatch from Buffalo states tina. on Saturday
eyenine q large feet came il, and other vessels
were expected today, bringing say 100000 bushels
Ct wheat
The steamshlp Black Warrior arrived a. this por.
last evtoiug with Havana dates to the l4th instant
Owing TO favorable reports from Europe, the
sugar market was quite active, and heavy shipments
were being made 10 European por-s Freights hsd
consequently improved, aud dozen or more vessels
hsd been taken st e. So 10 e. los The weather
was fne, with every prospect Of very large sugar
CROP Bozal negroes and Asistics continued TO ar.
i've. II was thought that Capt Palmer, Of the al
legged SLAYER Paez, would be summarfy condemned.
Adyices from Banda. Java, state that during the
month Of May the nutmeg gardens yielded about
Il 800 lbs Of nutmegs and 1900 lbs. Of mace. The
prevalence Of southeasterly winds had damaged .
portion Of The crop.
We are again called upon 10 chronicle case Of
vsnton and cruel murder n our midst AT ten
o'clock on Saturday evening, as Mr.. John Swenson,
an engineer, residing in West Twentyseventn street,
was quietly walking along Tenth avenue, near the
corner Of Twenty frs, street, in company with his
wife, he was set upon by three rowdie, one of whom,
without any provocation whatever, drew dirk knife
and stabbed the unsuspectng and unoaending citI
zen 10 the heart. The sssessins aeI, and although
pursued By some citizets who were In the imme
ciste neiehborhood at the lime, they managed 70
effect their escape. few moments previous 70 the
murder the same party attacked lad named David
Scott and twice chased him into grocery sore on
The corner Of Twenty street. with the evident
Intention OF taking his life. Cororer Hills is tusily
engaged In investigating the matter and is aided BY
tie Sixteenth ward police In his endeavors to ierre.
on, the auth Dts OF ths most foul and cowsrdy muir
DER The peighborhood where the assassination
took place IL frequented bya gang Of dangerous
characters who have long beou terror TO respecsa
bic citizens residing 10 that district
On Saturday lsst, kr. Alfred v. Baker, the Ell.
cisnt Fire Marshal Of this city, was sworn In As
special policeman for the city and county Of New
York. The District Attorney made the application
70 TIE Commissioner believing il to be necessary
FOR the Fire Marshal 70 he armed with police autho'
rity IN order TO more fully cary out the srduous
duties Of lns Office
Tue Executive Committee Of the American Indus.
trial Association held meeting on The l4th inst,
when the annuL report was read. The receipts for
the year from subscribers we're t2427 80, q which
VS. expended tOr tie bsEe0cisres, sos II, the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-19
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rHB NEW YORK HRRALp-zDrTIoH FOR EUROPE
rhs Cunard ssssmship Niagara, Capt. wicsmsu, VIII
leave Boston on Wednesday, n scoo, for Liverpool
IRE Earcpssu mails vii, oloss IL this city 81 Two o'clock
10 zor-os afkrn
The Europcsn sdtroa Of HnALD. printed In French
and Enensn vii, be published Ten O'CLOCK In the
ting Hns,s copies, In rracpers, six cenn.
subscpucrs ana Advertisements Tor any edition Of he
NEW YoaK RAp viii be received n the folio sing places
In Europe%
Icupos 49, Samson Low sou % A. Ludgsts hill
Am -Earope&o FL pross 70 81 King William u
PARr Am -Europ<sn Esp.eo Co g Place de II Bourse
LryuaPooI Am -Eurcpeac Ex res Co Q rhspsl stresk
aran, 10 Exchange st.eet, East
RArrs . Am Esropesn Express Co., Il Ras Oornotlle,
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INV YORK HxRALL-oALIPORxIA IDIrroF.
rs United szaas mall steamship Northern Liga,, Capt.
nrAlssApsh gill leave this port 70 morrow afernoon, q
two s'csOok. for Aspin~Ll
The mails Tor and other parS or The PHoino
wtu close O'Clock
containing inelg from all parts OF the world
vtn be published II eleven O'Clock h the morning.
Single oopies, In wrappers, ready for mailing, srpsnce
Agents viz please send In their orders carly - possible
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vns National Finances.

WAsMsoros, oot ID, lSsF
me following me vss.fy statement o. ~ resassrse'
sAo wing The his credK ,ordlng rsa1En
cevsd up TO Monday, o. n, IN ths United Aasss frsa
suYy, with Asssaana TrsssuYs, and In dssssassA dsps
sdkories. slno TIA amouna nov subie0 10 dYnff:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-19
The Ohio stats Elsction.


OHIO = YEA undecided. fhe repuoncn returns cvs
Chase oo4 majority, and The democratic nrur give hin
800 majority. The republicans, however, do no, eiaim
the election, the odlcai returns may decide agAi.
them. win the exception or few Official returns ~
ms orftes are reported In round pumbes-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-19

Probable Non-Arrival Of the aorth Americas.
Bosros, oot I8, 1851.
The recent rather lsnghy passasss from Europs show
that The skamship North American, which Isf Liverpool
the tn int, hardly due before 70 morrow. M
lines Quebec have therefore not beca held open today
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Daily Circulation OF the New York Hsr~id-
Renewal Of the Cype-sscoad Hand Type
Fur Sale Cheap.
The daily crcuAaon Of TITS Journal having rsschsd the
amount Of between eie osd nsray toasacd copies PER
day. and sometimes exceeding ninety .housaad, becomes
necessary osn and again the type Of all sorts
apOS which . printed In . tsv days ~e expoa 70
receive eur new fcns OF typo which rs now being ma
nuiacsursd Q. the foundry Of sessrs Conner when The
HuAap viii immsdia.ely appear In IL new dress.
In .ae meantime he ype upOp which our paper y now
or,p.sd, IL no. By any means worn Out II viii b found
ROOD enough Tor hs purposes Of weekly or country Jour
.As We therefore offer the fose Of yps with wiich NE
HnAlD nov printed FOR sale, cash terms alone, 70 such
weekly or county journals may b tn need u Il AL
pr.nas o. proprisso who desire 70 purohase this %
vtu address JAMS Conner Sons, who WI treat Win
then % " noss fAvcrabis oash forms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-19

ks- 0rsASs, Got ~, last.
Cotton has advanced naiss 70 DAP 5000 bales q 70
ioc for midslng rhe makes olossd buoyaat hol6svv
dc aandrG sl further I'd Recsipn 10 DAY Ioo
baks Flour very dufi, ~ IS whisksy isc. FruIeu1s
more scdve, but rates unohan9ec-to Antw~p liza.
Moro Going IN ersaasge; Nev York Sic per osst Pc
MUM
PsovDvcs, 0ct n, 1857. y
The Journal reports Thai there have been no ssss q
prnting cloths for The week Costos-rhsvN Il no a.
nnsd market Sales for the week hight The osly g.
beard o. vas four cents under lhs hshsss pvfcs
wco-me light sales continue aud W. have culy sals a.
10 300 lbs fleece 70 report, % 700
BuyvAIo, OCT I7-sP.M
Flour ssssdyi ssles 1000 bss u ~ 81 81 81 rw -
rnne Ono and In lana, Ms - NJ for extra dIao end
Iowa Wheat acuye steady ssles ss 600 bushsss a
sIc foy Cniosgo sp-pg pec csc for red indiana, ~
VI o. for write ditto, and 81 % 81 o. for wpe Canada
Oorn arm saes coo susheh st $50, ccAng sin -
sellers under 600 Oats dui ard nominal, ~ gic -
Whbkcy Erin; saes 200 bbls ri 2tc ac per gslicu.
tcNnm nrm lIa FOR waeas " New York. Lake i'm gcSM
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RMAlu.
sasurday-korriDy, clear; afterno'o, ovscsst night
sun ay-Uear a. do, aud night
Aonday-kornipg, overOas' dense fog during evening
Tuesdsy-Nornirs fog and rain; rosgy al day and ere
wednesday-Tossy ali dsy, light rain during Dixa.
ing evening and DighI
FrtAAy-hosnins, overcast; rain during evening ana
night
sssurdsy-ncrnng. clear and cool
on sasurosy the ma kes for cotton continued Qus Tue
povemenn In shipmens from the South 70 any quarter
had been oheos cd by the low rates OF sterling exchange
which bad also bad depressing influence upon prices
Al as ACCOUNTS from LIVERPOOL there wa mot stock OF
cotton sutiens for than about eight weexs'
sumption This renders the fact clear that the Manchester
spinnes must long forced 70 send specie make
purchases to close their estaonshmsnn With bills
per cent against them, The only atsrp aHvs viii be
70 seud The specie his tue, thai With gold And silver
purchase they viii be enabled 70 obtain cotton on
favorable terms. The reduction In the prices OF Coz
ton the psofoarou Of the Ess rsopeulng markets
for export OF heavy American ,oou goods win enable
our suspended nssufacsu 70 reconmeoce operations
st 10 cents per pound There viii not be moro oossoi
y.sded BY The late crop than whA, the world viii require,
The fea' that ths planters, ing In most csses well CT
win nc. be dspossd to ship .hsir co,n 70 market ,hcs
did Int year when prices had upward tendency me
stock Of breadr continues light for the season and re-
cspss moderate Flour sold fair e1tent without shsess
In prices Wheat was arnsr with sales or fair Maryland
white d 81 87k, End red Southern u 81 Is N 27K;
while Ohio OF 81 81 IS, and Ml~Auki, clao ai 81 Is
Corn solo ss f3c 80. for Western mixed. Pork sNs
quiet 81 s22 70 s22 50 for mss suICs Ia fair
demand win aales Of 800 200 hhdi u steady prices
Uoc.e unchanged Frslbn were v!thoas change OF
sri !, quotations, while engagements we're moderate
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Fatal ARRAY, and Murder Of PoIiceman n
Doston.

desperate amy occurred here on Saturday evening
Henry l. Sutton OF Hev York, bot recently Of California,
sos Into quarrel with John Donovan, residing In Hsh
street, on account OF attempting 70 commit nuisance h
Donovans yard, and stabbed hin win . dirk DonsvHs
lies In critical state Thence Sutton fed 70 uveposi.
where he Wa followed BY Donovaa's oou An, Joan
Hllon, auas ths "Iimerck boy,"s well known pusina.
Words ensued, aid Sutton KILLED Hllon with tho
dirk Sutton captured anw . desperate rcsssascs,
curing which he seriously wounded hr. Jacob Todd,
well no citizen. Geo J. sunou his brosher, aad nj.
vssser L. Bacon massr OF The schooner 0Alota were ss
aSrssssA, y sAsy were participants In the ARRAY u ~
cpmmencsnent
Policeman Esskai Hodraoa, Of ssasu No Esss Bmasa,
Arrested sasly shs morning suspscssd Of burglary,
when soconpuoe Of she FELLOW shea him ArossA ~
head hodsdon died In about ave hours. fss murderer
ned and one or t~o arrests have been made suspass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-19
TIE Bark Parodi sem Ashore.

VOss H"sFs
The bark Parcd hsnoc for Zanzibar, rsmassd sshevs
he southeast point Of Block leland up 70 ths morning
she foil Of vsisr. and par OF her reel h come asAsvS
II 10 dousrul shs cAn be sos OF All hw cargo, 10
thought, would be landed 70 day, In damaged sasa n
vessel cargo and freight issured for sT7ooo, eli In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-19

1hs James Adgsr at Charisston.
CHARLESTON, OCT n, issT.
Tue steamship James Adssr arrived here from New
York Il one o'clock on saturday anernoua.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-19

TIE rEBrAsfIFnc ouEsTfoK-oPfosIrios TO rHB
AnARIcAs nINIsi ER II MExICo-ISpTAS LAND
REsERv ATf0fs-THu FKpyRAL RsvMUE--A qua
KsR IN Tux SLAVE TRAJE-BEaxCH LoADIHG
rruuAuMe
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-31

a good Democratic majority. Boosting. and pulling
and staggering us though they had the whole State
In a swing, and every voter Of their parish hooked
by the nose and lead about at will, when. If the
truth was known, such q one could not influence
solitary vote besides his own and It would be doubt
full even, whether he had good sense and integrity
enough to control that.
Geographical distinctions are runous and dis
tructivc to all parties union, harmony and concert
can never prevail when great general principles are
forced to yield to petty personal and sectional
aggrandiscmcnts. If the great Wing party has been
totally annihilatcd by such banefnl Influences and
the Democracy almost dcnationaliscd how can the
Democracy of Louisiana expect to Withstand the evil
consequences of sectionalsm among themselves,
based upon such disgraceul considerations with the
prciudces, ordinations and miserable appliances OF
bargain and corruption which are brought to bare in
such warfare of the sect ions for place, spos aud
plumber
We have an earnest hope, then. that we shall hear
no more of such stuff; indeed. we feel sure that all
sound. reliable and intelligent Democrats. every
where. will turn their faces against II; and whenever
we may hear such frivolous and pitiful claims again
urged as merit for Office, we may At once mark the
individuals as enemies to the wel.being unity and
success of the Democratic party of Louisiana willing
to sacrifice its great principles and interest for the
pieces of silver or too ignorant to comprehend the
injury they are attempting to inaict upon it. In
either case they are unworthy Of its confidence and
its trust. CENTRAL DEMOCRAT.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-31

Our seers and poets past and present have oft dc.
clared that music's force could tame the furious
breast, and every human care appcase; which idea
has been orcibly suggested by the musical power Of
the gentleman whose name heads this article. Or
pheus' lutte strung with poets sinews and he led
all wild beast but women. by the softcned many
q rock, and bent many knotted oak: always music
hath had its charmi; the parent of actions good and
brave, IL should be courtcd and cultivated by every
noble soul. Mr. Rogers presents full opportunity for
the security this accomplishment Possessing do
nation from nature which has ostensibly accelerated
an indomiablc cultivation in the musical art which
has reached q consummaton almost supernatural,
and with voice whose exquisite melody emulates
the soul-desoving pathos of an Eolian Harp min
gled with the signs of the warbling wind
He opens the doors of his valuable instructions
to the citizens of Clinton All those who aspire to
musical perfection, all We amateurs Of song who
would have the SYLVAN cadence of your mellow voice
playing DER the brcathless auditor like the gentle
zephyr upon "a bank Of voicts, stealing and giving
odor," embrace the privilege and lend your attention
to oracles which fall from the lips of the accom-
plished Rogers.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-31

lied to make them discontinued, to break
asunder the parental bonds Of mutual love and
attachment that bind master and slave into
one harmonious and cndcaring union. Is there
no way to shield ourselves and orr faithful,
happy servants from the poison ana the Ger
tain destruction thas these proving, sk''lklng
wolves in sleeps clothing, are seeking to
bring upon both master and slave! why
should these S, oundrels from New England be
allowed to deceive and betray to disturb and
to poutc the slaves of the South--thcir supc-
riors in morals, in manners, in religion, IN CIV
cry human virtue We hope the next Con-
vcntion will take this subject under calm and
stern consideration.
The next Southern Congress will he held at
Knoxville Tennessee We hope and we be-
licvc the heart and the soul the great and the
good of all parties in the South, will then
come together in all their chivnlry, in all the
glory and majesty Of Southern wisdom and
foresight.
The Northern papers, we see. are barking,
bowling, whining, emitting in all the fraudulent
and trcpchcrous designs and principles known
to the North, bred in its bone and lostcrcd IN
its mothers milk, against these Southern Con
vcntons. This we may have expected, just MS
You may expect the robbcr and the thief to
prepare to destroy those who are seeking to
wrest his prey and his unholy gains from them
This fact proves that the North regards these
Conventions as the chief means through which
the South may expect to shake Of the bonds,
they have put upon her, and would rivct with
hooks Of stool By-tbc-by We scc the Kama
villa Republican Is yilli!ying and seeking to
destroy, as far as its pnny hand can do harm,
the moral force and moral position Of the Con-
vcnion held at Savannah The editor Of the
Republican is New Highlander, and, although
his home is in the Sonth We fear his heart and
his sympathics are in New England. But il
may be that the editorials of the Republican
on the Savannah Convention, are written by
some man born on Southern SOIL if 80, We
recommend him and all who think with him.
to seek Il home in some cline and society more
genial TO his soul-morc il harmony with hi,
prcjndiccs nd sympathics.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-01-31
Ny rIrE AND T.

sitting all alone thi cold December.
Solitary Int with turtle thought,
GAZING on The coal, whose dying cmhhr
Typird the worth al "lriond-h'p sought
Gazing til my heart crew sad and add r,
Mourning over hope defeated aims:
In this state Of melancholy missing.
Gricycd detected nj The worlds mi susing,
DID |. with l.tless effort, try
The panac"a Of IN pps Hd IT,
soon The fragrant weed it, life cyhiling.
stepped my senses with soothing baim
Grace III columns, in their II ght revealing
Phantom mage. Of groteslur form:
Now advancing. aud anon rotrcating
Ever changing, nc'er The same repeating:
Thus The mystic ties round me HE,
Fair, offspring Of Mn PIPE anil H.
Now no longer gloomy thoughts oppr ssod m
Gore were all the prompings of despair:
Better, kinder influences possessed me-
Overcoming dull, eorrodug earc
And my heart, 50 llled with new emotions.
Gathered strength to battle on once more.
Thus, with hopt and energy attending.
Wishing now to meet the ills impending:
Could fail to bless The genial tie
Binding Us 30 closc, mn pyr aad T."