New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-14
Nrn ORLEANS Badly Grsstsnt.
From the Edinburgh scossman.]
Beranger's --latest Lyric.

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The following is a translation OF what IS supposed
to be Beranger's latest composition
STIRLING BRIDGE-wALLACE.
eYou cannot pass n was the stern reply of the Scot
To those who came from England's host, King Ed
wards terms to tell
40 soldier cried the friars then, beware our Sow
ereigns wrath!
Beware how you dispute to-day his army's onward
Go tell your chief to send away his forces from this
And yield himself, as well he may, to Edwards
kingly grace !"
"Yoa pass not BY Y was still the cry Of The Scottish
Tell Surrey that his threats have failed gallant
We throw him stern defiance back across that slug
Whose waters ere the day has closed shall puped be
with blood.
We came not here to treat we came to win with our
The speedy disenthralment Of our dear mountain
land ~ f8N9
cha! pass we not " said fierce Warenne let then
the caittfs know -
Well drive them from their rocky perch with sword,
and spear, and bow;
They think the Doors, TO emulate the deeds done in
the pass gssF# n
or I'D Thermopyle with great and good Leondas!
But forward now, my gallant bands, Ger stream, and
bush, and brake, -
Andet Tie Scottish rebels see how great is their mis-
take ES
-'They must not pass! !" now ran adown the forming
Scottish ranks,
As Sanfs spread a0ne
a fierce invaders need be theirs on this eventfnl
day, ssA54s
And, Scotland, yours a grand renown that meier can
See See the Northern shore they SEEK the Northern
bank they gains
Down, Scotchmen from the crag, and sweep their
~ leOpards from the pam.
s.ya, ,+ ~, .ss u, zoo still the cry If Scotia
Ans y,an ns atsa IN, pass SUI - -
snd i;r Gov tba cIosb of steel and ars most dire
alarmss :
IT. nnJ ~ +te hott,e ,lan and coved their South
~ ,arr foa O. Wy ''''''s f ''' ~ 9a
sad 3lnns hs.soro 4bot autumn dav had reached its
AM ,h toas ~s'o oiese 1na' "u''i" o''
that great host that crossed the Forth SO gay, so
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ehattarad hroLnn few were all that 'scaped the
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They did not pass The North was saved, and Scot
land from that time 4
That Stirling Bridge was won now dates her glorious
golden prime, d
Foron that bloody day was gained tine freedom OF ner
land,
And fadeless wreathS around her proWS were twlneo
by Wallace's hand -,
stars grew dim
Are monuments required to keen alive the fame Of
him ?* 81
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old over whose remains the grave has so
eoed WIN rat p1 i I'M that "a learned and pnbc
spirited acquaintance his projecting the build
of 10 Noah Mount Aaras The fabric is to
a 9 h haen 10 resod he account Of the Deluse as
given ens other the Of the originate.
Of the scheme his birth literary works , III,
hisct IN be sd on The nans Of syria and that ali the
descendants apeh invited to subscribe
70 the The meeting is to Pc hsa on tine @
chief speakers ''s ''-pS'
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.asutoa ass W"o ~ stu iAiI VI Z a W CIV M
they fought Their 5lggest personal patues Will epl
grams IS they dla soIneWnat la.eI WIZ I
ana snen ke supp ~. @ u nus my ~, ~ " t
y tae pes. poss;e Ill,
ana, PROVIDED IL is Iealy ielse anu poieeu mi
cease 20 please mere y que " Goe!tuuse -ia'nei
700 iong.nuI eAceedlngly quai,int alla Willy
ny beeiAtoup tooh al occasions s e..s
~ ny 19e conssahcy NV paeNiee i.~4
He took ms honor, took ms u, health, ,.,
a. .uuh W hrses .oon l nn,,S
MS serVlnts, noises 4. oaeh, CuMs,
Bnt Heaven that brings out good from evil
And loves TO disappoint the devil,
Had PREDETERMINED to restore
Itpo fold all he had before .m
His servants horses, oxen, cows w.
Short-sighted devil! not to take his spouse
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A LITTLE ANIMAL OF THE CoURr.--The following
trace, in parts Of the letter, the well-known
handwriting Of one Of the Maids of Honor: !"
Duchess about to quit town. left two cards at Buck
ingham Palace. One Of them was marked with the
initials r z. o. that usually do abbreviate duty in
high life for I'ou, Pfendre Congo. These cards, by
some accident, strayed into the nursery, where they
formed the subject OF longdisputed comment. !" An
royal Juveniles this card without the initials is for
mamma and this card with the initials is for papa.
PIP. g. means clearly Poor Prince Conso7t / Col
Phipps patted the youngster on the head, and gave
him a guinean These anecdotes are interesting as
proving the great intelligence of our little German
princes. TLondon paper.
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FREE PAssEs.-A fireman on the New York Cen
trial Railroad asked the Superintendent for pass,
which he declined giving, saying, The Company
employ you and pay you so much for your services,
and there our trade ends. Ii you were at work for
farmer for dollar day and wanted to go to Sara
toesa,von there for noth;nT p, 'H - 49, ~ ~
The fireman answered No. sir. INIT If he had
his team htched mn and was going directlv to Sara
tooa II should think he was a mean hog if he didn't
aaf me ride:' 20
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Love FOR THE DEAD.--The love that survives the
tomb says Irving is one of the noblest attributes of
the soul 1t has woes, it has likewise its delights
and when the overwhelming burst of grief is Gained
anguish and oonyulsed agony is over. the present