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10 /. Il 10. 81 81
Brave Bon, why stand with your match in
your hand? .SoCo0 III"
There arc Mexican foes in your sight;
The hour has come, when there's hope :or
the land, ,bra GFAH
sAno your lbtethron arc keen for the fight
Let the "Twin Sistor"* speak--her terrible
breath GA HaYLi2
Like the SIMEON, will wither their men,
Let her bear q The foo q message Of death {;
Remember the Alamo" Ben.
Hark !! Thery's sound on the air,-tis
the Alamo cry!
ss A, form rushes past to the fight s...gas.
IT'S Houston, who leads the men willing to
For Freedom, nf, for Texas I, and right!
Ben'stands at his gun. with his sye on the
e q ztoe, = : u
Till tho last Of that band had gone BY,
Then cl.sseHt4ts them on, he says "now let
her go;
Rake them we'll, and they dastardly ny!''
The "Twin Sister, spoke mid the rife's
l"' sharp crack, '--..,+ 5I..-.c,....
The crashing Of swords and the yell
Of men who fight on, but never turn back.
Till the battle is won, and won we'll.
That shot did its work, and furiously then
The avengers bore down on the foe;
They ra'ly-they fly! Your work is done,
g. Ben,
e And the rest was done bravely, we know.
11urrah for stout Ben and hurrah for the
Who gave freedom to Texas that day!
And hurrah for the gun that was 50 bravely
manned, ....... 49,. --4 -i,f,
When the Hero was passing that way =
And Hurrah for the hero hurrah for the
Star - .r.a ~.s-f~
The " Lone Star Of Texas" that rose
From the plains Of Jacinto, blood-red with
war,
To the sky whore it peacefully glows.
Let us cherish the Hero, and cherish the star,
And cherish the sky where it glows;
Let the star in the sky shine on evermore,
As bright as the day when it rose.
The two cannons used at San Jaciuto
were presented to Texas by the patriotic
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"At the battle Of San Jacinto I was in
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hundred yards distant We advanced after
each discharge, keeping it in advance Of the
enemy, until we wers within less than two
hundred yards Of their breastwork, at which
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"The two cannons used at San Jacinto
were presented to Texas by the patriotic
people Of Cincinnati, Ohio, and named the
"Twin Sisters"
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candidate lss majority but elects two Republican Rep
srsentaiives 90 The Legislature.
There IL no other news from Oregon.
T1e Port T'onnSend Register of the eth Of June
continues 20 predict the Danger tbe Northern Indians
Masking an attack upon the Puget Sound settlements.
ritish Columbia dates TO The 9th have little news Of
Shin Lawson arrived at Victoria from China with 20
Chinese passengers. The Leonidas and the Daniel
Elliott were overdue with eco more Of the same kind
of passengers
fRe iaxsbIo property in Victoria is estimated at
els, oo0, 600.
The Fraser River mining news is encouraging, sn I
the mining population rather increasing without
reckoning rush Of Cinnamon.
Wssl mining matters since the apparent cessation
of the indisn wars, are wearing improved aspect
with considerable immigration that direction. The
mining accounts contioue good and doubts OF the won
6erful ricsrese of several mines are no longer eX.
pressed The gold mines also receiving increased
attention. and in the opinion Of many are Of much more
importance than those Of silver.
LATEsT--Tid Vaz0lt0.
SAE FRANcIsco, June l6-9 D. m.
No arrivals Sailed, Galates, Calao. Large auction
sales were held day. with the following quotations.
600 half hares Of extra clear pork inspected 81 2Oa
81 90 500 cssks Reynolds stent hams g 09sc. 900
boxes dies IS lsle 600 doz Baldwin, and Myers
pie fruits, 81 70.
No other news.
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Cordle,a. from the western shores o. the Atlantic 10
the frl est Ea sed The earth and the ocean and
crcl the globe. Nor let fear that tie force is ex-
haDssd for lie principles az broad as
erual as truth And if the visions of patriotic seers
az. resiibed to be fulfilled: If il the will OF Provi,
bce thai III lands which now sit in darkness shall
see the day rbs the south and east Of Europe and the
wat If Ala shaD be regenerated; and the ancien'
and MYSTERIOUS regions of the East, the era
die ~ shall receive back in these latter days
from the Wes the rich repayment Of the early debt of
civilization suo rejoice in the cheerful light of consttu-
iicnal frrecou that light will go forth from Independ,
eree Hall in philadelphia that lesson OF c9nsttutionm
:S don they Wi. Y learn from this day Deeiara'ion'
The er-KiDg VI Dude having been deprived of
the arrears of hs Del ,icn is unable to pay his debts
and the Calcutta trades men are bringing SUIT against
him in the Alipore Court to enforce their claims.
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF SEw-YoRK..
Cleared.

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dis Small Sale master ADD, Potter Key wes Bsnnsr
Warng. Smith, Charleston, Rescue Bacon. ban@sr
Merrill Abbott
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The Fulton Off Cape Race.

CAPE RACE, Thursday, July SIS p. m.
The steamship Fulton, from Hsvre 26th via South.
ampton eth ult., passed this point at p M, bound
10 NewYork. She has 80 passengers and 600 tuns of
freight.
TIE ParaBa, from st. Johns for New-York passed
here in company with the Fulton.
The Vanderbilt arrived at Cowss on the evening of
the 9th uh-
The King of Naples is said 10 have accepted the
propositions made by his Council for Constitution on
liberal basis an alliance with Piedmont, &C., on
certain con6Hions.
The Na;ioaal Guard are to occupy the different posi-
tOns in Palermo during Garibadis operations against
MessiDs.
The organization OF troops and marines was pro-
grsssing al Palermo.
The interview at Baden had brought about an un-
Outstanding between Austria and Prussia regarding
the reorganization of the military contingent and Con-
stiutoB Of the German Confederation.
Napoleon vii not recognize the annexation Of Sicily
Tuscany and The ROmagna to Piedmont
Two hundred Thousand pounds sterling in Australian
gold arrived In England the 25th.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL CoTToS MARRET-The sales of the
three days ending with Tuesday the 26th 20 900
bales, Of which 1000 10 sPeculstOIs and export
ers. The nzarket closed dull, with declining
tendency, but quotations were not changed.
STATE OF TRADE.-The advi,es from Manchester
are more favorable. Prices were unchanged, though
somewhat irregular.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Rosin was steady
at 4l5s4l 70 for common. Sugar steady. Coffee quiet
Rice steady Pot Ashes quiet, and sales unimportant
at 3oI Pearls quiet Spiri,s Turpentne dull at 3S.
LosDoS MARKErs.-SUGAR and COFFEE were
steady. RIcE snd TEA fiat. TALLow firm.
LIvERPooL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-The Liver
pool Breadssufs Market was dull, with declining
tendency; Wheat Id. lower, and Corn slightly de
clned; Messrs. Wakefield, Nash & Co. report -four
dull ard difficult TO sell at former rates Wheat dull,
with declining tendency, and prices about Id lower
Red I0jsFIIj4; White IL ji9l2I6. Corn dull, and
all qualities slightly lower. The weather was iuprov-
ing.
LVEEPooL Provision MARKET.-The Liverpool
Provision Market was quiet. Beef dull, and nomi-
nally unchanged. Pork dull, and nominaly I'm
changed BseoD steady for good. Lard steady at
5SIa0l. TaIlow steady; North American 53i.
LoxDos koSEY MARKET.-Consols closed on the
Seth at 939 ss3l for account, ex dividend.