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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30
WE'LL LET THEM ALONE.

WE'LL LET THEM ALONE.
All we ask OF tho North lie to let alone jeff Davis
wxLL let them alone. whom tho black pail OF horror
Tbs, bo.orns tho TEMPEST, 'bsil gather around,
And the cry Of the guilty, In peniten, sorrow,
Shall rise rom their chosen. lost battle ground
Wei, let them slops, when the scafod shall ircublst
with tho weight ofthe traitors, who spottsd the land
With the warm blood Of fsemen, cslei to assemble
To stsy the DARK deeds Of the iraitorons band
Wen let them alone. when tho cannons loud thundsf
ebsr cease TO be heard the smosecoveIed plain,
And the army Of traitors l. driven asunder,
TO rally In future limo never sssn.
Ws,u ,e, them alone when the contest Is ended.
And IN, fall Of Fort Sumter 10 fully avenged
yhsn the stars stripes evry stronghold shall ooT
And the Gree OF u. forever are quenched
ys,u Ia. them .lons 10 their dark shame forever,
yybsn every nation With shall review
Tn. rain Of thoss who had thus dared 10 seS1r
The proudsss H<pubne the world ever kns~'
xvs,u L.. them alone when our cannon have v11tteu
In drspy-carved letters, On Sumiers th!rk waus
rbs story Of how this msd litter ~as bitter"
And who lost the day In tbs great game OF ball
WEI, L., them sisne when from MAins 10 thswsfesS
or grand old Pacific. the pesn shsll ring
From millions Of W, dom proud and fair shisrs
- THs Usios FoxsvsRs No Corras/t kMos
Eassoa, Pa. y. b-SoSf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30
KENTUCKY CONGREssMEN.

TO tie Edlsr If 7As ~ ). TStsnne.
Sin: In your issue Of yesterday, In speaking Of the
members elect from Kentucky, ysu did not my. any
thing of tie political aLiecedents Of William H. Wads.
worth. the member-eect from the lXth District Mr..
Wsdsworth 10 young man. not over 36 year Of ages
he was born and rased in The County Of Mason, State
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30

THE AMERICAS LLoTDs.--We lave rece'. Cd 'rs
July Supplement- to the American Lloyds rom Mss's.
Taylor, Harshorne Il King. Noti"' % give" ''''a S''
vessel. not conforming with To- es"@.'"n requiring
them TO 10 opened o. bored az 'as expiration OF ''e
,.,m Of ees.6cs,on VII receive reduced Character,
or the rate be .xr-aged, Ms the Surveyor may de-
termine.
p,,n,,nc ExvELopES--Twemy-ive new and
h,sone styles Of patriotic envelopes have ns' been
issued by Bogert, Bourne e. Auten, Nos. Ia aud NC
Pearl street, l.. Stimsou, Of No. ~ Cedar street. hsA
also published some comic ones la which jed Dawn
and the Devil play prominent parts.
THE BLocKApE.-The Norwegian brig Liberet'
Capt. Anderson from Bordeaux, arrived mere on 4"
day via Pass l. Oatre having bfen ordered not 70 so
TO New orleans her destinstioa, BY the soop0a'""
Brooklyn.
FArAL RrsuIr OF ~ AyrRAY..Sepnen St,s4
eoor,a man az wear, ossgs died Friday n'ses ~
Ar. No Is7 N,,ts hon ffsctofr Oh 'u' - rsi
svsj an Mons. ass the hsnd of Joseph 1.nrson roe
o,.a Ths oars u ~ pears, had been on nsa ~ ), ,orS
time AID nsgp<nng Monday In ms we >, IA. ~
,a IN nsbti, and Johnson seized bfies sDa
,agon he missile struck tssey .p"h ,hs ~. ssn,n2
he slnil and csus,rg death. lnmed,s'sy nes ~
johs.ca suIrsudsssd himself 10 Jusssss oss@s~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30

THg FOURTH OF july ~ JERSEY CIrY-The Con-
tiuental Guard commanded by Lieut.. Rae. and lie
lndeo.ndence Home Guard, Csp. Siuderson, viii pa
rade on the mOraing Of TIE 9Th cf Jny. Special
Committee of the Jefsey City Coumon Council have
been empowered To make arrangements for ,be Gel.
ehra,ion Of tie 4tb bur yet they Lave made 40 re.
Tor regarding the ms,t.r.
ExpoRr or CoYFEE FROM RIO J,ssipo.-By The
arrival Of the bark Conrad fom Rio Jneiro, We Ie;ra
Gha the total EXPORT OF Coffee from that port during
The month Of Nay WAS l0i % bag", aud that there
are nop loading the ships Rorald 3'), Safaies, ooJ@
ba14; Courier Collins, ,0CO bass schr Trarsf Max
well, 100 baps brl Helen La7a "a, 2, $40 begs; ship
us,laa lBrl, Mooo, 7,e00 bogs-ail toe Nsw-lofk.
Brig Amy Warwick, PhipPs zoos Gags Tor Richmond.
Queen OF tie Exc (Br. la'kl, Maxwell 5,Do bags Tor
New. oiears; bark LinSooJ, Rale, GO bags for bs-
lie.
DRourH.-It IL getting seriously arou,hy few milea
NORTH Of the city Com ond potatoes are beginning 10
feel The want OF rain seriously Oats are hea ing npon
short straw lot averaging more than half tie eneth
q: last year. Wheat and rye got good growth OF
straw early, bat notice tie heads are shor, and
without oEions sins. v. oil badly. Mowing.grass "a
good upon all well Kept meadows Cpon unnanu I'd
ones ef to shit Cor themselves the gn is not heavy,
aud the present want OF rain viii prevent fc thief.
euing up at The bottom. Many glsdcDs arc suies@s
for rain the last day Of June.
AwARp OF CoyrpA, have been opened St
the Street por artment aud Draets made 'oows;
r., repairing and t.n2 "a otunds Building 10 tn Park,
ftle orotn to.d hye BIDS :, Lewis cap.te;.
a. 1875 time osys 'ies, William Hsw jr. snd jssacs
b. Bensei. 500 eSct.
At.r.l lis and bouss for Hase Company No. Sc
fur hid. to Absbam b. Csock 49, tmr "a days sure
ties Nisn Isw jr.. aud James f. Bah "a h 'or sl.oJ
Rsausiirs Pf ySth strest Foarth and iid s-ea
hid, Baird s2Ij 80, tue ~ day. sne'iss ,hn
sitspatrick and Matthew murray 10, 10 'scd
Ae Ni1etis,h Tai ronrth ase nueA
n,nr IDS: 10 WIN. Buiida = .23l %. s,r-'iss
Yilnx su leu T. Fonrh aud tHb aenues TRY
nj and ri.tys1 stree I, eight bids to john w ,eisew
al "a tine 20 ds, surv,ies yoha Pegew and lhonss
n. Downing for = SEQ .soh.
Recalls ins and grsdn4 iy ninth btweso rn'h
nu and Holds River bids Join &c ftsns 81
year slrets John D. Cara and John DAVIS 'i so
zach.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30
THE OFFICIAL VOTE OF TENNESSEE.

THE OFFICIAL VOTE OF TENNI.SSEE.
SutjOned il tie reorganization OF tie oHcal vote OF
Tennessee and the Proclamation of the Governor &C.
olaring her independent OF ue Federal Government.
IL VIII be seen that the for separation is trenend-
ous aud that the total OF the State the largest
ever given, We copy from Tie NashriHs Union asd
Ame7icda of yesterday:
tRocLANArIOS, by isHAN c. HARRIS, GOVERNOR OF
TENNESSEE.
To al rhon these pyesenis .haR fose gyee.inot
Where's, BY an act OF u e General Assembly Of the
State OF Tennessee, passed 9th Nay lsoi an election
Gil the 9Th day Of Jrue oOi held in the several
counties o. tie State. In accOrianre tbeewitb, upon
tie OrCiuance Of Separation aud Rep alton;
aso rte,ea, it appears from TIE Official returns Of
sid election beetO appcncoc tAat the PEOPLE oi the
State Of Tennessee have IN tnciT tOyerei"n viii and
capacitv, by TN overw Inning umJdiy, cltt tleir
votes tor "SepaiJp, olss o,iug all political conhec-
ton with the lare United states Gcs,rnm- III, AID
sGop ed the Pro.sinal GoverbiDent oil tie Coneder-
ate states OF America: 49,
Now, ttergor-, ], Ishm G. Harms, Governor OF the
State OF ieuue sev, DO make II known aLo declare
vi connection ty The state oi tennessee With Ire fed
efal Uuion .i-Oly ed ami that Tennessee l. Tree and
,ndelendent Govern eIt, fee from all O1lg zion TO
On connection with TIE FEDERAL GoyeIDinent" Of The
United Staier OF Am.iica. ,
Ia testimony whereof, have herennto SET NY hand
and caused the ea sesl al tie state 10 be til ed al
the DeEdrtusnt Ia Nah,ie, Oh q oath DAY OF June.
A. d. isbl lsHAM q. Harris.
~ IN. G,,error--J E. II. RAY, Secretary Of state
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30
JHoi FOR THE RESCUE, Hor

jHOi FOR THE RESCUE, H0r
On. pa,riO; men,
Resrme again,
The swords your fathers boret
The arts of peace
Awhile must cease,
And you must arm for wnrt
IlarAi IIafk the foo
Breaches war aud woe,
His pirate hosts
Asssil our coasts,
Hol to the rescuo Hoi
Remember we'll
Where Warren FELL
How brave Montgomery died,
Where CelI aud Gaul.
And Gerrnnns all
Fought bravely s.de by side.
Hark Hank the foe, go,
The ocean waves
Were British graves,
Where our hold epsign lew.
And jackson tried
Tie Wanting ride
OF tboss oi Waterloo
Hank IIark the foe, ga
Then let us fight
With all our might,
Away with bastard isasl
Ply sword ana gun.
Till vctory's won,
Then give three rousirg cheers'
Hurnh Hurrah llurrshI
IIark Hak tue foe
u. w. KIRKHASL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURr-JusR?a-BsforcJ Judge
bEI1.

INDICTMENT AGAINST sLtYRRs.
TIE Grand jury G tered tbe oouri-room, and pre-
se,ted iiaicfn,ent. against The following persous:
Bradley Wi slow, Ni ,thurLe Wssterycit, and Sam
utl B flayner for piracy, III Ieoeivin2, cohhning,
a, detanipg negroes toard tie snip Nightingale
ai,n ioteDt % make them slsSes.
VIII. IN C. Bradford for a,.aul,ing william Riley
With sheath knife bolId tie clip Monarch OF the
Sea. .
Dsni,l j. Downing, for assnnlt with sheatn.snife
upon David l~ler, ob bod.d tie bark Excel
Charles Sui b, 10, ASSAULT with sleih-suife uron
Cbntlo. H. ndir Of hoard ne sbip III l..
Contrary 10 general ectaion the Grand Jnry pre-
-eited no indic against he Savannah rivateer~
but they stated the Court tht they bad other buzz
pess before th, III. lie Cont adjourned " Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30
HIGHLAND JOHNNY.

On, haze ye seen my Johnny.
Villas gaoe unto the war,
VIE the Highland troops sas bonny,
Beneath the Ssipes IN StaTsi
Wi banners oversrchng,
Wi drums an pipers gay,
Twas grand 10 ace them marching
Upon that woiul dayl
Tween bis tartan bonnet
IL gayest o. them a,
The plume that waves uront
Is wbi,er than the shaw
The bloom was on TIE Glove,
TIE sunshine Oh the rye,
Ard sad Wa mony lover,
But name sac sud ae l
His cheek o. rosy blossom
Was wet wi tears for met
An my heart SINK in my bosom,
Liao cauld stane in the sea
Yet, where the combat caeth
For Liberty, know.
Before his claymore falleth
The stoutest O. the foe.
Where the tide o. battle gsnces,
And The ground Is like grave,
know bic white plume dances
Like foam upon wave!
One thought O. me will go him
The strength O. twenty men;
And nv sad, sad heart gaes wi BIN
Till the troops bic hame again
Oh, gin we're arrayed in
The robes queen might wear
Come priucely, higb-born maiden,
Wi diamonds in my hair
Gay cavaliers sac mony
Shou rue for me in vain,
For ay for Highland Jobrny
I'd treat them wi disdain!
irsts. Lofdoa, Cohn II. y. COHNWkLI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30
THE DREAM AND THE AWAKENING.
A PROPHECY DIsEEsPkCT9ULLY ISscRIDkD 70 IEFTEE-
sos DAVIS, EsQ.
Utter /" Marco EoszIis"l

PROPHECY DIsEEsPkCTgULLY ISscRIDLD 10 IEYYE
sos DAVIS, EsQ.
Utter Marco rosznis"l.
AT midnight in his guarded tent,
Great Jar. was Obtaining Of the hour
Wien ScoTr, his knee 10 supplance bcnt
3 I'D trenibie at lis power.
In dreams 10 Wellington be strode,'
And .,rung OLD ABE up By the roads
In dreams the sonp OF Dixie" heardi
Then head tie air with pleudds ring,
Aud minions, pressing round lin, sins,! ~
"Our JErT. snail be a CROWNED King,
And rule tue Nortl ern herd
At midnight, BY Potomac shores,
Our cnei ain nsged tbs loyal bandi,
The North had opened vide its doors
IT, whelm tie traitors land.
There now tie NOrshen thousands aeo4
Ready to spill each drop Of blood
Ere yield their arms that DAY;
For tb' South lad come TO breed race
W.tb lying tongue and brazen face,
Who, trusted il the highest place,
Turned thieves, and ran away.
III.
An hour passed on--great jar. awokei
That bright dream was his last;
He woAe-to hear bis oenrios cry,
Tie Yankees comel" and see them fy.
He woke to find his tent he umed round
by Northern men, who kept their ground
Meath shot, and she'll, and fiery blast,
Then entered, scorning to shoot bim,
AMI hung bin 10 the nearest limb,
While ScOIT cheeIcd On his bsnds
"S,rike-for the good and igpteous causoj
Stnke-for'the Country and It's Laws.
Strke-uor let yosr striking pause
TIL Right doth rule our land /"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30

IN application OF Hsu A. Crane ipscveot --lnsolseoe
di-cb sTaifed o. D,t re usl,i as ig,n'er
P41sT Boahard.Peti.ion tiscnsre defendsut TN
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Sunoe Mdnner.

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WelpnDera lu beldlRn !!

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bt Artett bs @ssafG1 uni bic Gbe uafabe a6snss Sah
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Werbeiratbate Nerlpnen.

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0eiRis

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SuuGe 2eltte,

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ltssbetI Der DreEe.

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