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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27
Washimston han,tors,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26 Information has
reached Washington in such a form as to
place the fact beyond question, that large
number OF the Mexican residents in Sonora.
have entered into a league to revolutiohize
the State with view to It's annexation to the
United States.
A despatch from Mobile states that much
excitement exists in that city, growing out Of
the refusal to grant clearance to the Alice
Painter. The Secretary OF State has not, as
reported, demanded an explanation of Span
ish minister, concerning the objects of that
governmentin sending an armed force against
Mexico, although private interview was re-
quested OF him, by Mr.. Cass, on, it is sup
posed, that subject.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27

The CONDITION or THB GouLpY FAMILY.
IL is said that Mrs Gouldy has so far reeov.
cred from her wounds as to be considered ont
OF danger Mr. Gouldy is also in a fair wav
for recovery, One OF the wounds upon NJ
head has entirely healed, but the Others arc
sun very sore The brain protrudes to tho
size of walnut, but the ATTENDING ~;
cans confidently assert that he will Hnally no
restored to health. His side mas not vel 70,
covered from the pnralytc shock conscauen,
upon the affection Of the brain. The paIvan'
io battery is to be applied as soon as The
strength OF the patient will admit OF il. M
Gouldy has not yet been informed Of the AMI
eide OF his son. Young Nathaniel il conya.
lescent' being able to sit up in bed and con.
verse Charles Is also better, but makes slow
progress. The servant girl Mummy + III ~ A..
the New York Hospital, where eyerv nttsn ~
uon IS paid to her The doctors believe sho
will recover. 'A0
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27

New ORLEANS, Nov. 26.-Steamship Ten
nossee has arrived with Vera Cruz dates of
the Dist Three Spanish and two French
vessels of war had anchored at Sarifcious,
and Admiral Renard was daily expected with
the rest of the French squadron. General
Threjos surrendered the castle OF Perote on
the 10th INST, after being reduced to starva-
ton. His regiment of troops had arrived at
Vera Cruz
Dates from the City of Mexico are to the
18TH inst. Miramon had arrived there. The
Liberals occupied Zacatecas, and had been
successful elsewhere. Zuloaga was levying
contributions to repair the notifications.
Fire and Loss of Life.
Two buildings on Prytana street, in New
0reaSs, were destroyed by fire today A
child persisted in the flames.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27

The GENEROUS JEw.-The sidewalk in front
of Louis Lewisson's bazaar was thronged,
through the whole of the forenoon, on Thanks
giving day, with crowd eager 10 participate in
the bounty so generously profered by him to the
poor, IN the proclamation which we have publish
ed for thepast fortnight The meat was lamb. of
excellent quality, in pieces of nearly uniform
size Averaging, we should judge, about ak pounds
each, The bread was very superior made Of the
best -four in the market Mr.. Lewiston attended
to the distribution himself and gave to all who
cane, unfortunately. We understand that the
amount distributed was tive thousand eight hun,
dred and seventy.six pounds Of meat, and one
thousand loves of bread, besides thirty pounds of
meat and eighteen loaves Of bread sent to the
children of the Orphans Home. Many a sor-
rowing home was made glad by the bounty, on
that day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27

SUDDEN DEATH-COroner's Inguest-James
Hughes, an lrishman, died at Grafton, Yesterday.
under circumstances which produced good deal
OF excitement in that town. 1t seems that, on
last Saturday night, Hughes went, in COMPANY
with seversl other Irshmen, to a house kent as a
low groggery by one Patrick Dolan, two colo,ed
men, Robinson and Moore, also oceupyipR
tenements in the same building After getting
liquor Of Dolan, the company went into Robin.
sons, where they kicked up general-row. but
Robinson, aided by Moore. finally succeeded in
turning them out Of doors. In the course Of .he
melee, several Of the number were more or less
wounded, one receiving bad cut with a Ratchet
and Hughes getting his head cracked in the an
terror region. He appeared to be getting along
very we'll, however. till yesterday, when he had
a violent hemmorrhage, which straneled him
and caused his death. This was supposed to
have been occasioned by some internal injury "a.
ceived on Saturday night. But, coroper's in.
quest was held, and post norton examination
made, from which it appeared that there was an
aneurism Of long standing Of one Of the large
blood vessels near the heart, and the rupture of
this was the cause Of his death. The rupturs was
not caused by the injuries received on Saturday
night, but was something he had long been liable
TO, and it would probably have occurred, Just the
same, if those injuries had not been received.
The verdict Of the jury was
THAT James Hughes came to his death on the
10Th Of November, 1858, at Grafton, by aneurism
of the arch Of the aorta breaking through into he
lungs" NV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27

TRANSPORTING was observed, on Thursday, in
twenty-three States, including our own, and also
in two territories, Kanzas and Nebraska, thus
showing that this tme-honored festal day, q
New England birth, instead of losing, is gaining
its hold on the popular mind throughout the
Union. The nine States where Thanksgiving
was not observed. on the 25th, are Vermont, New
York, New jersey. Pennsylvania, Virginia, Ar
kansas, Louisiana, Texas, and California. New
York had the festival on the 18th, and Vermont
will have it December 2. May we not hope that
every State throughout the Union will unite next
year in having Thanksgiving on the same day.
In Massachusetts,, Thursday was observed, as
usual, in very satisfactory manner. In Boston
very able discourses were preached by Rev. A.
L. Stone, Rev. Drs. Kirk, Dewey, and Adams,
and Rev. Messrs. Dexter, Eddy, Murdoch, John
Cotton Smith, and St. John Chambre.
Sketches of several discourses preached in
Worcester will be found under our local head.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27

JESSIE on TRYING TO BE SoMEnoDY.-B
Walter Aimwell, author of oMarous. +" ,tWbis.
tier &C. With illustrations. | vol. l2mo.
Boston; Gould Lincoln.
This is another Of the series Of :"Aimwell Sto.
ries, published by Messrs. Gould & Lincoln, the
object OF which is so well indicated by the name.
Each volume being intended, in addition to Civ.
ing pleasant and instructive lessons and reerea.
ton Tor boys and girls, having some specific pur.
pose more or less prominently interviewer into
the tale. The special object Of Jessie" is, to
awaken in the minds Of the young a pure and no.
ble.ambition, and to encourage them to strive
for that high character aud good name which are
above price. Like the former volumes Of the Sc
ries' It is a sprightly and interesting work, and
cannot fail to DO popular.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27

ARREST Officer Gibbs of Clinton, Gays the
Co~aat, arrested a colored woman in Pepperell.
on Monday, for stealing lady's dress and two
pairs of shoes at the depot in West Boylston, two
months ago. The property belonged to Mrs.
Caroline c. Tenney One pair of the shoes was
found in Worcester, having been left for repairs
at Hector's shop, and the dress was tracked to
Pepperell. The of the thief is Almira
Broughton, and on beirg taken before E. NJ.
Hosmer of West Boylston, she was fined IS and
costs. Mrs. 1enney moved with beneyo
lent feeling towards the criminal, that she freely
gave her the goods.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27
for gamers in the sky"

The FATHERS, WHERE ARE THEY ?-Rev, DR..
Hill, in his Thanksgiving discourse, on Thurs.
day, alluded to the decline Of the sentiment Of
reverence in our community. Among other in
stances, he apoke Of the want Of respect for the
memory of the dead, indicated by the shameful
neglect Of burial places and monumental stones.
We are glad this distinguished gentleman. has
called the attention Of his auditors to this sub.
iect. We have been fond of visiting the resting
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BY TELEGRAPH.
By the American Telegaphs Company's Printing Lines.
0.Hce in General Express Office, Lincoln House Block
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival Of tho Africa.

NEW YoRK, Nov 26. Steamship Africa.
from Liverpool 18th inst, arrived this morn
ing. Her dates are two days later than those
by the Prince Albert, at St. Johns, n. F.
In the Liverpool Cotton Market the sales of
the week add up 40, 600 bales of which $500
were to spectators, and 1900 to exporters.
Holders offered freely but without any dis
position to press sales. and the market closed
without quolable changes in prices.
Breadstufs very dull. Messrs. Richardson,
Spense & Co. report continued dizziness and
very trihing sales. Flour very slow Of sale,
but without further change in value. Wheat
in most limited inquiry, aud quotations
nominal.
The news by this arrival is generally unim-
portant.
1t was rumored in Paris that the army was
about to be further reduced to the extent OF
100 600 men.
Active measures by Spain against Mexico
are still confidently expected.
The popular elections in Berlin had result
ed favoraby to the new ministry.
Mr., Whuehouse in letter to the Atlantic
Telegraph Company, says his recent expert
ments conclusively demonstrate that the sys-
tenn of testing hitherto adopted, is falacious.
He believes the fault in the Cable Is not far
- - 80 80 'N''OAA
'ha' II may De pIohtaoIy worked
LIE NoTa says the hnghsh government con-
SENS 70 france engaging Indian Coolies Tor
Nolo' la' iaooIeFs'
The report that the reduction of the French
army to the extent of one hundred thousand
men was IN contemplation, caused buoyancy
on the London Exchange.
commission has been appointed to pro-
ceeu TO AREA ahG examine on tile spot the
question oil emigration.
~, MQnta'emoeFt trial Is liked for the 18th.
IN, me TIehch papers are not admitted to pub
llsn the proceedings
Inc bahk OF france returns show de-
crease crease OF Z8'OOO'OOOf' In specie during the
month
Inc spanish expedition, consisting OF elgh
steamers against the KIN pirates has sailed
vas o'oSeu at ~ eec'sou g.
chase 81 voroa sou ~ oV ,' tea,g i0' Tue Pu'-
Tba Rn1sia,, I-a ,,,p ,,';,t
od 's''-! WIN '"PA" 10 GULL i0''
No. oo-i,,,. ;,,-.....-
Asiatio Tn,IaS ''''U'' o0'io'i' are iePo''eu III
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27

TESTIMONIAL TO MoRPHY. New York
Chess Climb issues circular inviting contri-
buttons for this purpose. They design on his
arrival home to ask his acceptance Of a set of
gold and silver chess men, exquisitely and
deliberately wrought. mounted in cornelian
pedestals, and accompanied with richly in
laid chess board In addition to this, should
the fund warrant it, Il commemorative medal
Will be,sruck. of which our youthful cham
Pion Will receive copy in gold, and subscri
Der to the fund TO the amount of five dollars.
a copy in bronze. James Thompson, $50
Broadway, receives the funds.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27

SAD ACCIDENT IN CLINToN.-A German lad
about seven years of age named Eilurt, fell, last
Saturday, from the highest part of the bank wall
in the East Village school house yard in Clinton.
says the Couam, a distance of eight or nine
feet striking on his head and badly frscturing
the skull. The bone on the right side Of the
mum is hattened or depressed for the space half
the size ST a mans hand For several days after
the injury the life of the little fellow was de-
SPARED Of, but there is now fair chance of his
recovery. The family lost child, two years ago,
by being burned to death
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27

MIDLAND RAILROAD An adjourned meet
ing OF the Midland Railroad Company was
held on Wednesday at their depot in Boston.
After stormy session of four hours duration,
Mr.. Edward Crane led one party, who cast
ZIG votes on test question, to 549t votes on
the other side. The following gentlemen
were chosen Directors of the Company AL
exander Dewitt, Horato N. Slater, Joseph
W. Clarke, Abel G. Farwell, William Ed
mands, Holmes Ammidown, Woodbridge
Odln, Daniel N. Pickering, John b. Alley,
Joseph keyer, Edward Wilkinson. Warren
Hunt E, B. Chaddock, Oliver Dean. and
Lucius Skinner
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27
For the Spy.

N + IN p "a
On seeing Mr. Lewiston deal out Bread and Meat to IN
poor, Thanksgiving morning Nov. rs.
"Feed the hungry, the naked clothe;n
This, charity's divine command,
Louis Lewiston has obeyed;-
And dispensed with liberal hand,
His generous profits made
"Feet my sheepll from many fold
Behold the gathered flock
Around this lsraa's shepherd stand,-
From lreand's killarney rock"
And from the "Fatherland"
the poor shall bless, the good shall praise,
Grateful hearts shall keep his name;
His bread "upou the waters cast,
Shall all come back again.
Ye denties, seoifsrs, uubeevers,
Who feed with empty words,
And doubts motive true
Come. look upon the aceue
And judge the generous Jew. II.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27

% EVERYBODY seems greatly please that Major
Feleh is to visit us, next week, with his beauti-
full "Mirror of Italy" 1t is to be open next Nom
day night, at City Hall, and will no doubt draw
a crowded house, for it is freely conceded to be
the best series of panoramic pictures ever exhib-
tied here.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27
Brighton Mnrhet-Nov "a 1893

market l25o beef cattle $50 stores 400 sheep $50
sh l'ts snd l45u lat hogs. -F' Wv
PRicGs- Beef Cattte-A full lupply for Thanksgiving
week and prices tel OF a trf We quote Extra 81 q
Zoi INST 1uaity 20 a Is; second quality rs a g.
ITO and TO- Wv " 80
., CoSs and CaiUes-Buyers scarce: sales $40, "a, 81,
2 10 aud 2 So. =" - 4-0i -O4'
Shodts A 10, to peddle and t4 a lot from Canada
d va s5ee ed lots and 8. At retail irom 81 loT
Fet HogS-5, and Il.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27

ST. LOUIS, Nov. ga trotting metch
came off Thursday on the Abbey Racecourse,
between Flora Temple and Reindeer, for one
thousand dollars-best three in Ave, to har-
ness Tae purse was given to Reindeer, in
consequence Of a collision in the second heat.
which the judges decided was the result of
foul driving on the part of Floia's driver.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27

FIRE IN SrENoBR.-The currier shop Of Joseph
W.. Morse was discovered to be on fire about one
o'clock Thursday morning, and was totally con.
sumed, together with large quantity Of leather,
both in finished and in an unfinished state. In
that portion Of the building in which the FIRE was
first discovered, there had been neither fire nor
lights employed, leaving no doubt that It was set
Loss not ascertained, but considerable. There
was an insurance Of $500 on the building, $4,000
on the stock and $500 on the tools.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27
Bennett Indlc1cd for Ijh.I

Jas. Gordon Bennett of the N. Y. Herald has
been indicted for libel on John b. Haskins
Member of Congress from the Ninth New
York District. The libel charged Mr.. Has.
klns with having forged the records of the
Willetts Point investigating Committee. of
which he was chairman, and which was pub
lIshed last Jnne. ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27

sPUSRs SALOON is now, than ever, a general cen
ter oil attraction for the lovers Of good fare uo. all We
that hunger and thurs for The good things Of life cone in
ana enjoy yourselves, and be merry Spur is tin ton m
getting up good meal, and will give you specimen q.
his taste aud skill, if you call on him Give him call
His York and Prime Bay Oysters, to be served M to
night are super excellent
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27

DR.. KANE's ARCTIC VoYAGEs-La st Chance
The exhibition of this excellent panorama, with
the accompanying entertainments, will close this
evening This afternoon at o'clock there will
be an exhibition for children, at cents each
This comprises one of the best entertainments o
the day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27
Bright and Fitch R.Dud1a,sd.

INDIANAPoLIs, Nov. 26.-The lower House
of the Indiana Legislature has passed by a
vote of 81 to 45 the joint resolution passed
last Wednesday by the Senate, declaring the
election of Messrs. Bright and Fitch to the
United States Senate illegal, unconstitutional.
and void.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27

THANKSGIVING PREsBNTATIoNs.-Th EN-
ployees of the American Steam Music Company,
in this city, were each presented with fine tur
key for Thanksgiving, on Thursday.
Mr.. j. D. Wheeler, of Grafton, the proprietor
of the singletary Mills, in Nilbury, exhibited
his usual liberal spirit, by presenting to each
family in his employ nice large turkey for
Thanksgiving.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27

New and dangerous counterfeit twenties on the
Merchants Bank, Lowell. Mass are being cir.
culated. The following lie the description OF the
note; Vignette, female portrait in a circle, with
feStoon of flowers beneath figures 20 on each
corner, and two ks on each side of the Wig.
nette, and two ks in each lower corner.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27

The LOST TEAM RECOVERED. The horse and
sleigh mentioned in our paper of Thursday, as
having broken away from Central street, Wed.
nesday evening, was taken up, on its way home
ward, by Mr.. Charles W. Wilcox, at Worthwhile.
and taken care Of 1t belonged to Mr.. F z.
Jewett of Princeton. The finder came to the
Spy office, yesterday, to advertise it, where he
fortunately met the owner in pursuit of his lost
property.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27

THANKsGYrSe has parsed away quietly and to the sat
si4euon OF everybody Those who like good hanksgiy-
ing dlnners, can and il at Lewis Thayer's 1872 Main
street. where chowders, Turkeys steaks and all manner
Of choice eataol are rv up, day and evening" Drop
In at Lewis rhayers today and tonight, and partake
to your hearts content :.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27

LATER FROM SALT LAKE st. Louis, Nov.
25.-Salt Lake dates OF the 30th nit. reached
st. Joseph's on the 18Th inst. The news is
unImporaet. Severe weather had been ex-
perenGed in the valley, ind there was con.
siderable snow on the mountains, causing
great suffering to stock. A number of trains
had arrived, but others encamped at the
South Pass to weather out the snow storm
The army was getting along finely. A large
number of Indians were met on the route,
but all were peaceable.
. Attorney General Wilson passed the South
Pass Oct 18th. The weather was quite Sc
we're, and large numbers OF cattle were diving
on the road. The mail for Salt Lake had 10
be packed through to its destination, in con-
sequence of the heavy snow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27

THE LINCOLN HoUsE.-The travelling public
are unanimous in their commentator of this
spacious and well conducted house, as a place of
temporary or permanent sojourn. The fare is
excellent, the treatment of guests gentlemanly,
and everything about the establishment is man
aged in the best manner to secure the public ia
vor and patronage, SO extensive portion of
which it receives, as it well deserves to receive.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27

Lewis B. Munroe, Esq, one of the editors
of the Spiritual Age, win speak in Washhurn
Hail, tomorrow afternoon, two o'clock. Sub
ject-The presumptve evidences of Spiritu-
alism
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27

LlBEnAL-Ths woonsocket Patriot chroni
el's the fact, that gentleman in that village, Il.
pery moderate circumstances, bought one hundred
dollars worth ofpou,ry, to distribute among tho
poor On Thanksgiving day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27

Harper's New Monthly Magazine for December
is received for sale by GEoReE C. TRUMBuLL.
Among the interesting contents Of this lumber
is an unpublished tale by Charles Lamb, from his
original manuscript copy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27

IH0RsroN'a BAY STATE SALOON, at No, Bay State
Block ourshes like 'gi bay reen and is the con
tlnua resort OF thoso who ike tip top No fare
Tnu'sons steaks chowders turkeys chickens. &c, are
superb and those who foud of delicious yands will
do well to give him call.
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GBs 9alg Spg>


ray- On account of the nOn-eOmpietion of
mechanical arrangements, and the uneN-
Pected absence of the Senior Publisher,
the "spy" VIII not appear i'm Its new dress
III Ist December.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27

Among the many entertaining social amuse.
ments Of Thanksgiving evening, was the ball by
the German Ffohtinn Society at Brnloy Hall,
the card Of the officers of which is published in
another column.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27

community, and so exasperated we're the cit.
liens that it as with much difficulty the OF.
GERS could prevent the crowd from lynchino
the accused. In fact, Pickrell was at one
time swung up.
The murder is said to be owing to the feet
that Miss Shaler was supposed to have a con.
siderable sum of money. 1t is generally be-
lieyed, however, that the true cause was that
PickTells btnther was about TO marry the
unfortunate young woman, concerning hose
virtue there were serious reports. His broth.
er and McGavock, a brother-in law, had her
murdered to prevent the marriage. Louis.
UiAe Courier Of Saturday.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27

Ths seventh of the course of temperance lee
lures will be delivered by Rev. Dr. SweetseT, in
the Central Church, tomorrow (Sunday) evening
Lecture to commence al 7 IL clock.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27

Mr.. Editor-Should you consider the following
piece, written by Dr.. Franklin, aud found in the
Ma8saehuSeitSSpy, dated June "A, 1880 worthy
place in the Massachusetts Spy Of 1858, please
print it. Yours, S. ADAMS,
West BrookfeId, Nov Is, 1858.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27

Ladies who wishing to purchase hand
some cloak are referred to Bryant & sheldon's
advertisement today. They promise great things
in the cloak line.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-11-27

SECRET MARRIAGE AT SUNDAY SoHooL.-ln
Cincinnati, last Sunday, young man visit.
ed Sunday school, to discharge his duty as
teacher, and a young lady of his aoquaint.
anee repaired there in the same capacity and
for the same purpose. AT the close OF the
school, the male teacher and his fair friend
appeared before a minister who happened TO
be present, and requested to be united. In A
few minutes they became man and wife
when they separated with the intention of
keeping the affair secret at least for some
time. The young wife marvellous as il NAV
appear-actually RETAINED from telling any
one what had occurred, but on the fourth
day, as she was on the point of dangerous
brain fever, superinduced by reticenee. she
relieved herself and saved her life, perbans
oy informing her mother that she had enroll.
ed herself among the eonnubially blessed
The mother iorgaye her child, was glad thar
she had gone and done it, and gave the
young pair her blessing.