davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08

proclaimed tho Suppression Of mouopches the
lowering OF hscAi impecinents and cheap rates Of
transportation And in dctrg this desired not the AMI
sdvess,on OF the Uned ssskes, but their esteem NOT
their anger but their grstudeor, above all ohsrs the
United States VIA profit by my labors. As for France
winch might have favored hey md measure, what part
mas che q this distributor An equal part with England
sDd the United States In the definite settlement Of the
neutrality Of the canal ana the right 10 protect, the
government except the French ntsrests which
w there eogAgod; that is ALL And ths last clause
has ony IN view the suppression Of fhoustersm, winch
you DO not suppress and this csuse would become use
iless did your wstchjuiLess become sincere.
In conclusion, have called the worlds aaseuSion 70
vbd question. have prepared an economical! maritime
revolution, which will most fruitful for the United
ales have opened tina legitimate influence OF your
fellow coouHy men nav roads, which were thought
ccsed auc their metslurec industry unexpected out
lets. came 70 New York with the intention Of Offering
20 your rancers fair share In the common work. Was
moi right 10 telling you In the beginning that was not
much 10 be feareds 40 not know what the future re-
for my projects but doubt whsther the honest
portion OF the American people viii dad more io
psra; auxaries than the preseut guarantees Of tho
Nicaragua Canal Receive, sir the assurance Of my per-
fact convdsrNton, FELIX BELLY,
No. liz Rue Richeieu, Paris.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08
The Mon wsgisps and the slave Trade.
TO THE IDIroR or TIE HERALD.

Ns~ YosS, July 8, 1855.
An article has appeared your Journal recently from
which The conclusion might erroneousiy Be drawn that
II not uncommon Thing for vessels 10 be bnih 10
Norway with view 70 their employment 10 that most ne
farious traffic the slave trade Tho article ststes tha,
Norwegian schooner bad been captured the coast %
Africa ~ . slsver. Am sstened that that SCHOONER
was no, Norwegian property At The time, ard thsi shs
built for tho purpose OF the slave trade In The
month Of February last Norwegian sh'pmasser arrived
here iron Havana having cold there the schooner 81
Oicf belonging 70 Noesrs ache Co., OF Aslesund, Nor
way from whence abe sent direct 70 Havana wtb car
10 q fish. The probability Is that this the vessel and
that the master having left his flags board the Nor.
wesan flag used 10 and conCeal the Ubiquitous
trade of her new owners. can you, Mr. Etitsr,
that there people either side Of The Atlantic
who look upon the slave rpde vh sbnorrcnce than
the Ecvu and DO not believe that single insaaoe
can be found OF vessel having been consrucied s that
country for the purpose Of being used for the slave trade
II yeesss built III Norway are employed by thcse-no
NorweSians-ino whose hands they happen 10 fall, In
this species Of piracy most sssuredlY would be unjust
70 charge upon The Norwegsns het vessel OF theirs nsd
been detected 10 the commission Of this offence when the
vessel for such purpose and when the
people of Norway have been engaged in the slave
trade Your valuable journal has very extensive crcoa
ton ard IA TO correct any erroneous impression when
the article question may have prodnced tha, respect
fully request the insertion ~ three few lines Believe
me- sir your most obedinns servant,
A p. Hoi,NRnE, of Asiesuud Norway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08
goropess- Iaasseass.

tn LAS Tru. RuiaosD AcCIsNrs.--Coroncr Perry
held an inquest upon the bodies Of John hcshsfesr and
Geo " cicnsy, vhowere and killed BY Hudson
River Railroad siSsy eighth street. on the s'h
met, previously published. The following tne YER
Dict CT the Jury "Thst deceased 10 their death
from Injuries IN berg run over By an up train o. toe
Hudson Eivcr Railroad Company, July at or near SixT
eighth street the Jury believe that the rapid increase on
popuaon IN shst portion Of the city requires the placing
OF permanent fagmAn at the curve near the scene o.
ire late accident" Mr. Gldnsy native ~ this cty,
asd an wears Of are Mr.. Mcshafner was also born IN
New York sne WAS q years Of age.
TIE Sane Coroner held Inquest 81 No isi Eshth
.vsrus ppcu We tccy q lewis Goldsten, Guild two
ssus d age VITO wa run over By car No. So Gu TIE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08
Common Pleas.
psfoye Hon. Judge DAILY.

rus QUESTION on STEAM sSGrSEs ON rounrH Ayx-
Eux BELow FORTY SECOND srRsxr.
IN Nc Fort and Haricr Railroad CDmpany -. ne
MsYa, x'de7y~e~, DC, Of N,0 fork drd kH~npo'~sn
Ps,os COnmiss,oneys motion for an order 70
SHOW cause Why injunction should mot issue 70 RESTRAIN
ne defendants from interfering with the running Of me
steam engnss OF the pslntfs OF the New YORK aud
New Bsvss Railroad Company, upon the F.ursh sseaas
IN Thirty second street The complain, OF The plant us
very voluminvus sets forth their charter and alleges
thai The Psloe Commissioner upon the 18th jane ast
UPON verbal spelcsuon az several persons represent
rg themselves tots occupers and OF property on
Murrsy HIT, and without any process legal proceed
tngs did order Fred A. rsmedge, their General SIper
incnesr o. Police 20 enforce resoution Of
the Corporation Of the city Of New York against the
ling q etesm engines oU the Fourth avenue below
Worry seocud street The plaintiffs believe that such
order Illegal yet Mr. TslmaiEe insists upon his right
ard sutbOry 70 stop the ergas At Forty second street
and prevent their running through the tunnel whereby
the whols busless ~ the plaintiffs would be interrupted
their .cces. their engine depot and SHOPS sod
MIX ste,ca cut on and the intercourse between their
p.apercer depot snd their steam engines 70 no far In
teuupssd as 70 be ruino 10 business Of the
psny.
Order 10 show csure the 9th n July granted; the
descendants IN tns meantime 10 be erjoined iron ntsr.
fcrisx with tns running q ths snsfos the Fourth
cue 70 rfity ssccsd street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08

before Hon. Judge Mccarthy.


ACTION TO RxcoysB FOR INJURY 10 span OF
HoRsFs,
Jvrr 7.--.ydmes Ccddington ~. purid Wsusr-rhe
plaintiff the proprietor Of livery stable IN watts street
in this city. The Defendant In the summer OF 1886, sp
Piled 10 The plsiutds clerk for team Of horses 10 drive
ont The road. The defendant informed that plain
t'n hsd nice young team which hs could have, 4 he
would carefully drive them, ard 20 farther than he
wooda wnp OF JONES' The defendant, few days
after twhch happened 10 DO Sunday5 called nj the stable
and sstcd for the team. The pAirH and his clerk both
far he Was going when he stated that he would not
20 farther Jones' that be then took We and
Drove out u Workers and back again the same day
that when with mile OF plaintiffs stable one Of the
bor,es valuable black one, worth elo0, dropped down
dead IN the street that the other horse Injured 10 the
amount Of 81 least $50 me defendant absolutely denied
anv agreement a. 10 time distance, and called witnesses
10 show that he drove the horses very carefully and
oct eusy Of any negligence want Of care In drvng the
borrr Council for dcerce Insisted that he was eoursd
10 uiRrneni because the sgreeert 70 hire was macs
on sun AZ and consequently void second that no nes
sencs lad been shown. Amer henny Argument, The
coars rave jutgrn Tor plant fcs $500 md costa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08
MARRIAGES AND DKATHk


Married.
BANKM-WnIIAxs.--On Thursday, July l. OF 81. Lukes
church, Rossvne, Staten Island, by the Rev. Mr. Pound,
Mir. EDWARD BANKER. Jr. 70 Miss EMMA h. daughter o.;
John Williams all Of Staten Island.
BAKros-sasiDs-At Newark N. j., on Tuesday, July
g. 1t the residence OF VIM P. Esstman, BY the Rev Dr.
Neville T. NJ BARTON SUSIE A. L., daughter Of tho ntc
Lieutenant Colonel Shields, OF the Brtish army
Newark papers please copy.
HANpIxY-HAsEcANAA.- On Sunday July 4, by the Rev.
Father Brennan OF st. James church, JAnn HAsDixY To
KATs G., EAsEaASAN, AL Of New York.
NIcBoIs--NABxR.-AtAor rstown ON Tuesday, July 9,
by the Rev. Edwards, joSAruNs " NICHOLS 20 AuIs
LIrnNxY Mk1am, daughter Of Robert z. Iintsey, de-
ceased.
WAisa-Towss,:sp - On Tuesday evening, July 8, at
Grace church. Brooklyn, by the Rev. Edwd dc Zeng,
Tos wAtsH 10 MANY rowssxsD, second daughter OF the
late VIM. II. townsend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08
Police Inue1Dtgence.

AiIsGxn ATTEMPT IT, PASS couNrrmxrr MoSEy-An
Irish woc.sa, named Margaret oRcy, living In avenue
A. ucay Seventeenth street, arrested on wednesday
charged With Inducing y woman named Mary Cary and
bill on the Bsss RIVER Bank, Of BsIcvIs, Mass. The par
ties it appears, tiled 70 pass tee viis, but Jailed hAr
gre. vas locked p ~ ias.oe % az
thebd daily expecting several packages on hem
from couuterfeters.
nx.noN,sr sssvASr.-Mary McMecny. formerly a Ger.
van, in The family Of Mrs Ellen Andrews, Of Stamford
Coon wu arrested Wednesday al Goshen, New York,
hsrred with having recently robbed her employer Of
$40 votth OF jeweiry she confessed her Kt and the
pTopsriy found Mrs. Anore~s garden, shore she
had buried IT, The pr'soner WAS sent 70 stamford Tor
trail.
B.axr-s!meon Rcimer arrested on Wednesday
CHARGED with bisamy By Mrs Anna NJ Love, or Newark.
Ese Ier.sy he having married her the 5h inst bis
wge be,rg SILL alive. Justice Osborne held him or era
minator.
BrxasARrn AND CAPTURE ALLEGED BrRGrAss-Be-
tween and three O'Clock yesterday morning, police.
man Uucesser Of he Second precinct detected burg
lar IN the act Of breaking of Messrs. A. s.
Barnes Co Nos 81 and % John street The o<iccr so
cured the party, and found on his person complss sc
Of burrars tcoss Hc gave his name - James Wilson,
ana sSd be thirty ave years Of age Justice Osborne
locked him 40 70 answer. The jevery store No 5ss On
o, Tre.c.y ntxht and robbed Of hundred dollars
worth Il sccds with which the rascals escaped NO cse
% them has ~ we
"A lvo ociosk yesterday morning charged with attempt
x TO sisriously enter the clothing store OF ~m "
saltsr No. 4. Bowery lock pick and jimney were
cuDd 10 possesson Of accused and they we're looted
up 20 assn exausrston George Ryan an4 Polio Herr,
boys we're arrested yesterday mcvnsng CHARGED with
bresk ma the store Of rhe yo,c Rese, No 81 william
street, sEd stealing thercfrcm 500 worth Of ewelry
Locked Up foe sxamiuaupu
DASGsaovs,y sscr.--n~vld Martin, youth nineteen
years Of age while standing upon tho r foos Of csths
rne street, Tuesday evening, shut the breast BY
spre upknown person who board the steam Dosi
Magnolia tDsu leaving The pier. The ien with the
Eat Ard Martin taken 10 the New York hosystsi.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08
A TIER SOMEBODY.

I'm weary With mOrnisin I'm ~eArf with vale
though the feeling . nDaon NAY DC.
q, sise me a vessel q. give sal,
And hyrrsf for q cruise on the sea-
How The breests win P.y - my pale, weary brow 4
How ike fu'ows win eance my path
What q freshness vii breathe tsaf.ai and prov.
Though the hurricane comes IN ia wrath
Rut. "A heuxmsni a heirt-msn" iustlly cry,
'IiOi aherasmsn.-I never could steer;
Wy uyse would quail n . cloud IA tne sky
Arc NJ last ina a bierf
Esis' an spswerps -caee--'l an reedy my boz,
tcf my bone "A where Wild bho~s bob
viii you iske me ssslH In gallant employ
Win viii, thou invincibe tOssm
Ard the INV YORK LEDGER IA the vessel. anf the
grand besatfu1 Ocean honsr rrUund ana
the brave snd he oyeiy Who NUMBER seve
uttors the Ledger sccomwcfstes hat NUMBER q
pa sengers The starts day 90 her sOysEe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08
MTSCWIANEOUS,
FIVE IOnnfRi.rNN

I'VE sOnufRiiDW
Listen 60 q tale Of grxisod.
~ tse wnuarcus brave OLD Fugiaad-
Brave although the fApkaes Ecksd her.
10 the tuzs Of Yankee Doodle,
Yscbee loSdie with its m0veme0k
Grad ~ Esusic from . jew aaAxp
Played ca by betg-n g,snt.
By rampsnt Seiai: giant
Who cen tell tale ~ Eugfaslr
Who 10 wislinxr Wao 10 hbtof
He who ~ eds pen % darcg.
You wculd think II surely p.uoke1 from
Nirg of some trc0end0rs eaxte
Play ing 18th the blsat and thuAder;
He who has fActio fancy,
Facils ne the curis Of beauty
Toessd about BY southern zephyvs;
he who still 70 fact u welded
In old Truths majesttc temple.
Wso "a wiling. Who Il abier
. Wbc bu be, the crowned ROmsncer-
Dasaang nAsAirg, fearless, peerless
CoBBf
Sparkling. darling. pouring. soaring.
Never snoring Conn
Would you see bimr would you hear him
Read the lHD0kR-Borner's f.ED0EB-
Glorious LEDGER With iA Cossf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08
rTsR 7Hs OTHER sAs

a life on 'he rfear wsve.
4 home On the roEirR fscp
Where tsr ~infs rn1 tenresfs rsvs
And tee scattered wsters fe-p.
D'stirns with the kCres boil
Where thc SfuoNtfso aad bob,
m rou'ii criy give 20 me
for ccmrsie, thrtlisg Co,sl
Whist Ia Joyous rruiss 10 ourri
How Gellattfcl We will r,at
Der The sui embracing sea
wl,h tts LEpVRS Cox on bc.i
A she c-s'evs rousf Ne .crsasr
srf IRE tt'iow, rae Ard tc3,
HhLs wrflsieu tc ys<s
froe, Ne Arlaag MO- q Co.'S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08
A FrBR BYRON.

yExfSfsN.
she walks IN beacty hke TIE rlgh,
~ sfnry CHIMES snd oufir-s rkts.,
And All that q hes, Of dsxk A1d brka,
nset IN her ssp~ct arc her eyes
But rrlosed 20 HAT tcncer ifht
winch Heaven % gsudy dsy ceniss
Mattri4NF.
lie saiis IN power the tue rorp
That oesis 90 Alb co.'s towering shore.
And vaior tium~s tie koy-fs fcrm
ha Brlchl ~ "a ousn nus atore,
While Tess, vita his ed kcceols war;
spesss IN the LkDssR one tale Inors.
tfoRUs.
SPEAK co lpesk On. hornsnrer bolft
love, rhivriry, .ri scil1a TINE
Yer thee the sea asgs are uaIOilrd,
ana Tim tbs blue, efcfual nrtrc,
eourc'nR ~ rrCslc. deep arc Old.
nm toe story stfrtnx line.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08

Aatists from HcssssA =. =. :, ~" 10y 80
GOV pbo.ogrspblrs Niagara - w" ~''' "0s"
eSuallet. Depo. 80 Hrcsdwxy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08

Alpaca ana Satin Francis sAs~'' A''c'
-sSlana and all kinds of clotbrg very $3.50 nv ~dvu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08

ssreAsde to Hon. BR.tsA Ware.
Ian night The frsods Of Hon. Eli. Ward HssemSssa
u considerable force V honor him with sersnAcs ms
return from Congress-
BIS ccnstHuen.s assembled a. tbs 8, GeYnmp Hotel,
under Ne masshsship Of James Daon about Ten sook
Ce. JOIN AocUsr, In short sad very eloqusu1 ID
dreeA, welcomed Mr.. Ward back 10 ths society OF
bis censslsues!s, and rendered On their behalf ais
congratulations for his fidelity to tho admintnra-
ton, and his robs and unanchrg support of democratic
swervng support OF the policy of Mr. Bucnanau and sa,d
that no ws ever found ~ faithful champion by the side
Of tina that vsss.sSs :.a.ssSss lGrs.. applause
which nis constituents had rendered 70 him By The gsaus
man WHO had Just spoken He congratulated The ozenz
upon The soanner in which Ne Baclanan had carried his
measures through The most exciting Congress
He also spoke OF tho unsued reputation and abilities
Of the President affirming that they OF the highest
stand taken BY the President In the position which he As
sumed tho Kansas question and Congratulated the IA
ton on tho resulls Of Ills successful policy (Appisu
conssaue0es whsthsr ths people Of Kansas accepted
The Lccomptcn consttutscn or not; they haa the
option COW 70 come in Is q STATE, then alter aod
70 tho many ana important subjects now before
Congress- hoped they would DO udcousy acted UPON
before the close Of the next session.
concluded BY thanking MS constituents for the
cet.oa he had received from them his return from his
: when Mr. ward ros,arough his speech there could AT
have neeu fewer than S0Go pofsons present. and they
gavsvers TO their enthusiasm By the css uproarious
faoMAs ". MCMAHON delivered most mpressiys and
enthusiastic speech the conclusion OF Mr. Wards pres
rDs upon me %Sas the value .s snosd be ss
uens and the Urioo, and his rouarks received with
well meriIed applause.
then the assembiage dispersed amid the sound Of lively
music and Militant display Ct fireworks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08

A New SumSaer Tr1W0ph-Ths Beaver Cas-
$780, wv" 6ENIN. ns Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08

Shase, ysnsalaseon, Neatness ave eouabii. w
h tas Beu.ss srxw hn 0KNIh. HS HsvsAway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08

A Perfece SUN 3hAsLd-The csol Bcnsss
straw hat. 0AhIN. IA Brosowsf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08

Eisnir Av-rcs Rsirosh TINS evidence showed shst tbs
hid under sns nerves feet taat1po blame cSulA
=. arrbted 90 tha driver verdict OF "AccicsrtL
90 WA rendered by ths Jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08
a r7ER B. <RRY CORNWALL.

Ifesrl walk my bounding deck;
ding my banner 70 the breeeSs;
FOR me- ,or . gAllAat bara.
And life Upon tho
laugh AuaiS tbs h0wlng storm;
s6eut 70 eveey AspAiHs cio~d-
Nor quail. ~ Oilers QuAis. before
7hs tsmpest's fsxh shrOc1f
O, mar is tor hiyA action mado--
For deeds hks fnusclc, NERVE cad sout. ..
And therefore rejoice whcro'cT
The mountain bLlowp roll
DAsh on, aAah on - creked waves!
For j, & or every toe esAte,
Feel that I'm worthy hcra 0b
Old Oceans mghy mskes
the extraordinary adventures " tho extraordinary
WHO might have these extraordinary s,anzas $50
the AIRY LEDGER In which tho Extraordinary 10
manSei Com. Just cosameac,ng new, extraordinary
siory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupess-
Thabost In the world Fer SALE and the dye privately applied
a no 6 Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08

Bachelors Hair Dye, wigs and Toupses.-
tha world surpassrg all made. Boa and applied
Ut the manufac!ory. 733 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08
. rrER AN OLD anYsRR.

~ FTER AN OLD kuYNRR
DO, my friend, now 40 DO quiet.
VIII Ell na,rn 10 sinry
Pun OF beauty, full Of tsrror,
Told by one we eli have heard ~.
Told " one whose laurgs gliusr
By me wresibs Of mighty Cooper.
he VIII paint Tor 40 the ocesn,
calm or ihshed 10 awf al fury
He VIII lead his glorious hero
Tnrungb n thousand bold adventures
lie viii take our hassed hesx "a csptlso
Hllh his large. miraculous torca-s.
He Will Ap xke us ioa. AL trouble.
stirring up our rooett passaOns-
h@sisr of The pasasons, tOEai
kCnRr n md kcnsnc~rs. CoRR
SEATED vn bls ihIoEr ths lsnllsrR.
Hear Extracting. sondf0us CORA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08
Sand q GsentIeman to hIs I

,.1,.s sssd = 6sentlsman 60 dis Servant,
"f hoy that summer hat have o. II Iooks
whete "a ~. ef why .ir, boushi IT Of KNOX sSs
Sso sSa n y, - 'twsy corner q Fulton street" ~s
NJ taat "a Ire ssy 10 * - "1' "a'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08

4 FrER-NoT A roEr lsoRTUEATELY.
O. beard We iae about OF the rewsboys this morning,
AS Il rose he air so hearty snc bold
while The old the sourg os et0.r came swarminx
To Tho oioes where ibe ns; LADDER Is sold.
o. great is tho rush 10 the Newspaper sellers
ard loud IL the chiuk Of the pennies thai fall
Into their t,i. ~ The jolly coed fellows
1he LEDghhs hand Out A. their cusicmsrs call
And why is this rush and ~hy 10 this hustle,
And why DO iadies thu. mix la the strife
They sure woulc not Lshty thus struggle ana tusse.
To danger exposing Their criDoine and nfe
The reason IA tha that CorE's new story
This morning appears In the LkDc Ek-Jusi out;
And for this DO the fair, The youne and the hcary,
Thus reckiesAy mingio amidst The ~ha rouL
The story OF CoHn's ls . tale OF the ocean.
Win u may mind be OF fAugne begriied:
In every heart must The ssfon gess emotion
ne ratsed By hs sceres Il adventure 20 Wild
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08

NoBBs NEW SEA STORY.
On. xmma the fair and Glcny6wer the brave
al the h. and Le rome 6rCoAs's Story
Which, wbsreer the star spangied banner dotA wave,
Will add TO he author 3 already great glory.
While the brave and The fSr
Who have four spAre,
VIII the NEW YORK LEDGER buy.
That's for sale everywhere,
And read, while ttesumrns non CHS over them wave,
VI hmm tbs far and uiendowep the brave.
Oh then le, us haste by tire dawn's early High.
For the story that All are earnestly reading,
The bIisht scrnes each other 40 swiftly socceriiDg
White tire Incidents rare,
And the hsro.De 10 fair.
otve proot n eicn tn.
That cur fOga IN s.u there
Oh. then let US read ;bc agh loud iac winds rave,
~ Emma the tar and oleudover the brave
Oh, during these jog days 30 svfuily ho.
ris only when one IL he LEDoEA lcrusirg
That he forxrts sigh for SOME cvol. shsdy SPOT,
Where al The long summer day, he could lie snoring.
But In the LEbUEH 10 rare.
Which IL managed with such cars.
rn,sp's pspvr earth
Tast can ~tth Il compare
We read though around us the fierce MAD dogs rave
OF Ernms Iae faI and Giebdcwer The brsye.
Oh the gallant olenco yer lad many aeroe foes.
aud neroest OF ali tho bold north Ses Rover.
But hero Indignant with fury arose. .
And with his good escAtsword Inc rover ksnled over
qua away thru be cid bear
Dur Heroine 80 fair
Notwithstanding his rival
Kari s,AnsDurJ. wAs taerc.
70 then lei us about and our banners AL wave,
For Lnsma The fair and Dierdo~er the trsyc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08
CIR WALTER SCOTS OPINION OF II.

Bresthes there man with soul 20 dead.
Who rover bs;n the LEDukx read,
At evening 20 HE hreside band.
whose heart hath ne within him burned,
As home his footsteps he hath turned.
Carrying LkDGES in his hand'
Ifsuch there DO, go mark him well;
For him no swee.hesrts rAp,u-es swell
For him no wife's or caiidre as smile
Viii tie wrsry evening hours bexuae-
Bigh though his ofLice proud bis anne.
Brtsk as trsress rs wish can claim.
Dtsp tie his Office. power. AID peif,
The biocAhesd, cepterrd all In self
Wher TO his oeessfssi be comes down.
ALI lollinx In his dressing gown.
SbAil drink cold coIea every morn,
Nor comfort take except Ia . horn"
While bis wife sh.u 10 The ne~smsa ay,
And with Ter Own pence thu LkDthR buy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08

80 Cent Ambrosype Likenes.es. With Case
Great rush portraits Que thonvsad taken daily By
chinery Ut kaMBAI.llS. oy ByeAdway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08

a FrRR POLLOCK.
There Ia an awful silence IN the sky,
wh@n ftll % ~ udrous thoughts aud Hight supreme,
star comes up In golden proYh--y
1here IN awful Aitence he World.
when fau u soodroo. deeds and inter,~, deep.
CHA folso~tss cihs And bilio~s roaring ~id,
ciafhed @~nrus ana bro~ 10 opposed.
tale CONES mp ~ tnpi.et Manhattan.
and is tfprasnd. see, IN kipgued romance.
Their t,vorite ,Nus Cors again
Coaa IN ihe LLIHs Nh viii tale AGAIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08

4 YTER DI8DEN,
Bee Royerl Sea- Rover. sailing wide over
What triumph zee In your eye,
A yoa make the Wild elbow your glorious pillow.
Or dseh with the hurricane byi
Sea Revert Sea Rover sailing wide ocean over,
Whv Cutters such joy IN your eyes .
Do think Of chth hood the elf and the Wild wood:
Or. say is the enemy nigh
think NOT OF childhood-&he oIid. or the WILDWOOD
These only for tear and for sob
Butt think OF wha. glory shai have IN tina story
Of thrilling. unparalleled CcsB.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-08

a FTER MILTON.
O thou that srh rcnsncet's glory cfo~nec,
Looke~t from Thy sole dominion hsr 'hr god
Offictosa's world; 81 whose sighi eli TOE vnes
who 10 tbai world somsv nAt aoui isblnE.
Hoe their dsnsaeh~d he~ds, IN the~ call.
And wfh q friendly y-ice, and sdd uiy nsrn>,
- Co.'s 10 sil thee bog loxelhy tsleal
rola in the rEw YOhk LED. 81 tine sgo.
And Lee tige~ Ia tb- LsUskk sand
oaoe pre- enneu.-O. thfiins tVasi
worthy A. si.son q sga u grateful praise.