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The New York herald., 1862-05-17

Tho Reception OF Flag Omccr F0ote.
meeting Of tho Now England Society was held At the
Fifth Avenue Hotel last evening" n order take into
consideration the most respectful and patriotic
in which Flag Ofcer Footo-tho horo Of many naval
vicorieshoud be received and entertained during his
stay in this city.
The meeting organized by tho appointment or Hon
BENZ. W. Bonney, Chairman with Charles Gould, Esq,
Secretary.
After somo discussion the following committee were
appointed TO make the necessary preparations In regard
90 the reception OF Commodore Footo -
C,nnecsicsa-Gsneral P. N. Wetmore John wadsworth.
Rhode Lidnd-Rsv. Francis vnton ID. d., Nehemiah
Knight, VIM. NJ Eyarts
Masdchwsts-Rsv. Samuel Osgood, D. D., J. Green
Pearson
Yrmms-MajorJ J. A. Pulen, John Panc.
NeD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A. Peabody, Jeremiah Burns.
Aaine-Rsv. Roswell Hitchcock, D. D., VIM. II. Fogg.
Colonel J. H. Amy, agent Of Connecticut Colonel
Dexter A. Hawkins, agent OF Maine.
After the discussion Of the question as to the best
thod TO DO adopted In receiving Commodore Foota, in
which General Wetmore Professor Hitchcock Dr. Osgood
and Professor Larncd took part, Committee OF FIVE
appointed to wait upon the Commodore upon his arrival
IN this city and receive his wishes In regard to what
his reception would DO most pleasing and &C.
ceptable 10 himself. Tho following the committee
apponted-Judgs bonrcy General Wotmore, DR.. Osgood
Charles II. Gould, ESQ., and Professor Hitchcock. Tho
ocsty ator the transaction Of some urtnor business
adjourned
The New York herald., 1862-05-17
The yyeather at cape Raee.

ST. JonSs, n. f., May 10, 1867.
The weather l. lovely and the telegraph lines are IN
admirable condition. Tho cebergs have been much
scattered by the late gales and outward as well
as inward bound steamers call of Cape Race without the
least difficulty The Hiberuia for Quebec, is expected
of the Cape to-day.
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

MsssRs Nuts AND MoILsSnAuER's CoScRRr. abovo
named eminent artists give tho last Of their classical
ooirsss at Dodwcrths Saloon this evening The follow.
insts the rogramnouartstte, Beethoven; solo, vo.
l!n, Molsnhausr; variations for piano and viocncso,
.Merdclssohn; sonata, Beethoven; trio, Rubsns,ein
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

BaooKrrS ATEyRux-Mr. Gusta,us Gsary announces
two concerts Monday and Tuesday evenings next at
this establishment. He will bo assisted by Mrs. Mozart,
Mrs j. Abbott, Miss Nina Geary Miss Charlotte
Hutchnss, Mr.. R. Thomas, Mr.. w. H. Bassord and Mr..
ynihts.
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

NAILS sos rrr GULs BrocKADixo souApRoy-A steamer
ss bson chartered BY the government and 10 now load
ng as the Navy Yard rookyn for tho Gulf bocksdins
squadron to sail on Monday, the 10th ins and will take
.sha uais.
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

largo number Of persons called on this distinguished
patriot yesterday at the Astor House In the evening
he went over Brooklyn, where he will remain for
short tmo as the guest Of Mr.. Postmaster Lincoln The
citizens of Brooklyn intend giving him grand reception
this evening their newly erected Academy OF Music.
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

FFDAf, Nay I6-6 r. W.
BREADsrrrrs--Flour-.Ths market was steady, with
fair demand from the trade State brands though un
changed In prices firm. The sales footed up about
900 bbs closing within the range Of the following
nnni
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

Total, excuss Of specie 7355olS s,e9z0o5 s,660l22
At this time last year the war had actually com.
mcaccd, the highway between Washington and
the North via Baltimore had just bocn rcopened.
troops were pouring in for the defence of
the national capital, md on the other side
the rebels were gathering in Virginia for the
purpose Of assailing IT, Tie Gist thrill of
panic caused by the actual outbreak OF war had
snbsided; business was generally psralyzcd, and
people were watiug anxously to acc wla. the
unexpected contingencies Of tic hour might
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

RADsxi TAxrx TO Nxw JxssKY.- Detective Tsmsu ,er,
yesterday afternoon with Radsk, the alleged murdsrs,
of Tsllnsr, FOR Frsshold, j. lie will be fully commit,
ted 10 stand his trial at tho nsxt term Of the General
.Sesstons Of Monmouth county.
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

Prizes Cnshed in All LcgaIIzed LOtte-
given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
II fall street, Room No. 1, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

-OHnhuIHu HVur Wus IN IHH Fsfuest, WIln 6AIea or
l,e00 bbs. closing within the range Of TIN above quo
tations Southern -four without material change in
quotations closing at ngurss, while the sales en-
brace6 about 200 bos. Rye flour In iar demand
at quotations Corn rioal Arm at our ngures
with sales Of 500 bbls. Wheat irregular; conmod
grades were heavy aud lower, who prime 20 choice
were not plenty ani Brmly hold The sales ombracs I'd
al out 10000 bushels q. 81 oj 0S for Chicago spring.
81 o4asl 0s Tor tanada, 81 O5 81 IL rr Milwaukes
Michigan, in store, nnt 81 81 ior fair whto Kentucky
Barley was quiet ard heavy. Farley matt in uods
ito request with sales 1c1 huslea at 0te per 6i lbs
Is wcro moro active and 10 I'd demand, a. 3Sc. q
40c. Cor CanadIau and wesCsa, aad u S.c.
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

Tux TROY Rxsxs coxSrrrss on FINANCE met yes,cr.
day, over the Metropolitan Bank, Mr. Williams. the
Treasurer, presing The following subscriptions were
announced: -
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

has made by its investments in government |
stock
STArEnEnr UsTED STATES SECURITIES HrLD nv THIS |
BANK Oh COMMERCE, In NEW YoRx, MAY IL, 1862
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

Royal Havana L0ttery.-Prixes Cashed
and information furnished By TAYLOR CO., Bankers l6
Wall streef.N n. Y
The New York herald., 1862-05-17
FINANCIAL AND MMERcIAL.

FRIDAY, May l6-GP.
Tho trade tables Of the port Of New York for
the month Of April were closed to-day, and we
present our usual comparative statements
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

Another Victory W0n.-White, the Hat
the public with his superb styles at 2l6 Broad
way.
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

Barry's Tricopherous Is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beauying, curling cleaning
preserving and restoring the hair Lad!csy Il. Sold BY
all druggists
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

Straw Go0ds-For Misses, Boys and In.
All the and desirable spring styles ready at
BANTA'S, 367 Canal street, corner OF Wooster.
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

Deafness, Impaired sight, Noises in the
head cured BY Dr. voN EIsENBERG oculisi ard aurs IS
Clinton place. Eighth street.
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

Beautiful Complcxion.-Laird's Bloom
Of Youth, Liquid Pearl for preserving
the complexion and skin. All druggists Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

Defiance Fire and Burglar Proof Safes.
Also sdeboard and Peror Safes ~ Murray street
of College place. ROBERT NJ. PATRICK.
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

For the Best Soda Water and Richest
Syrups in the city cali the Snow Confectionery No. 6
Broadway. Price five cents per glass.
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

w. A. Batchelor's Celebrated Esta ablish-
ment for Wigs, Toupees Hair Dye, and Iiar Dyeng and
Moldasia Cream for beautfyng the hair l6 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

New Orleans UniOnists.-Thcse Long
enduring Unonists must be happy enough at
having chance enjoy Northern iuxures Every steamer
from there suppose, will bring orders for kNOXS
sy lish Hats the ties' from No 2l2 Broadway
less priced In New Orleans than in New York. kNOX'S
g latest y Is perfect gem.
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

David's Spring style of Gentlemen's
Hats, 299lS Broadway, near Duane street.
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar PROOF Safes 25l Broadway Of Murray
New York.
The New York herald., 1862-05-17
New Styles Scarfs, Ties, Sc.
MOODY,S NEW STORE, 49s BROADWAY.

DR.. Kennedy, Proprietor Of Kennedy's
@ g. win s = his % IN Say Is m
Ali thai troubled with SALT RHEUM requested to
All that are troubled with ERys1PELAs are requested to
are
All that are troubled with scALD HEAD are requested to
All that are troubled with RINGwoRM are requested to
All that ars troubled with HUMoRs in the eyes and am
All & ss EARS
All that are troubled with FEVER SORES arc requested to
All that are troubled with PIMPLEs on THE FACE are
All that @ are troubled with uLCERArED SORE LEGS are
All tn srs troubled with SWELLING Of the joint. from
perect cure Warraned in svery cass where the
bones diseased Advice in all cases gratis
Aerated Brend.-To Storekcepers.--The
sale Of TIL: Bread being largely tho are
ss ssse Sakey
Pure Tobacco.-Yellow Bank Tobac.
so-Goodwn's Pure Ysow Bank Tobacco tree from all
Wholesale BY e. GOODWIN BRoTHER 200 Water street.
Kcefe's New Restaurant and Private
supper Rooms opened No. iss Crosby street. adjoining
At JefYcrs', 5g3 Broadway, Ladies' Bal.
morals Elastic Caters Boys Youths Calf Bamo-
P ra e'A' Sh's' ana aisG sGadsny ~ 70"
ABig Hit.-Gents' Patent Leather Boots
for 81 BARTLErTs 37s Grand street, Norfolk.
Defiance Fire and Burglar Proof safes.
pe and
Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
For the Best Soda Water and Richest
Syrups in the city call at the Snow Confectionery No. 65
Broadway. Price 1--WE cents per glass.
Cristadoro's Hair Dyes Prsservative and
% as Ss. II s TGs and s aud the
Barry's Tricopherous is the Best and
preservag and restoring hair Lad?csSy IL Sold ~
WA. Batchelor's Celebrated Establish.
S m Dys s ne % DysH and
Beautiful Complcxion.--Lairsi's Bloom
the complexion and skin All druggists and @ sss Broad%sy
warranted % cure serofus Eryspeas Rnsworm, scaid
Head Sal. Rscam Ulcers Fever Sores rmpos, and every
Deafness, Impaired sight, Noises i'm the
head cured by Dr. voN EIsENBEG ocust ard aurist IS
Clinton place, Eighth street.
Dr.. Kinnc's New Tru ss.-Thc Only Per-
fcct summer and bathing Truss Cheap. clean and COM
Portable No. 266 Broadway.
Campbell, Chemist ana Apothecary,
corner OF Eighth avenue and Twcnty-eigfth street Mr.
CAMPBELL'S personal attendance and pure medicines
Cedar Camphor, with Vetiver and
o which sns The
defend clothing attack moths Large bun.
dies a In. by in By 6n) only 9i sx bundles S5 HARRIS
A CHAPMAN, uoston. Sold by New York dt,,gosts
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

DIR. Kennedy's Medical Discovery Is
warrantai 10 Scrofua, Erysipelas Rn.worn Scad
Head Salt Racum Ulcers Fever Sores Pimpcs, and every
disease OF the Skin of whatever nature.
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

At Jefcrs', 553 Broadway, Ladies', Bal.
morals and Elastic Caters Boys and Youths Calf Bamo-
rails, Gonts Shoes and Caters In variety, at low
prices. JEFFERS. 5z3 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

DR.. Kinnc's New Jru ss.-The Only Per.
fcct summer and bathing Truss. Cheap clean com.
Portable. No. 266 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

ABig Hit.-Gents' Patent Len thcr Boot .
for 81 at BARTIETTS 372 Grand street. corner Norfolk
The New York herald., 1862-05-17
CONTINUOUS UNION TRlUMPHs.

The Capture OF Norfolk, Portsmouth and
sunolk-The Advance OF Gen. Mcclellan
Toward Richmond--The War in the
southvvest-The Occupation or New Or
Ienns-Opening OF the Southern Ports
The Latest News from Europe, &C., &c.
full account Of the Capture Of Norfolk, Ports
mouth and Suffolk, Va, by the Union Troops,
with interesting Letter from Special Cores
pondcnt, giving full details Of tho Landing OF the
Union Forces the March to Norfolk tho Interview with
the Mayor and Council the Captuation Of the CITY, and
all tho incidents and events Of taking possession, accom-
panied with Map showing the Of operations The
Latest News from the Army OF General Mcclellan show
ing the position and progress OF tho Union Forces TO-
ward the Rebel Capital The Latest Dispatches from the
Army of General Haeck In the Southwest, and full
cord Of all tho glorious Union Victories and Trumphs Of
the past week, will be given In the WEEKLY HsaALD,
published this morning at ten O'Clock. IL will also
contain tho Proclamation Of President Lincoln open
ing certain Southern Pors and tho instructions Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury regulating the ado The
Latest News from Europe and reports Of all interesting
events Of the week.
Terms-Thrse dollars per year. Single copies, in
wrappers, ready for mailing, six cents.
OMcial Drawings or tho Kentucky and
Deia"ars sss41ck1 s,nss EXTRA CLASS l7May 49,
8, %, r., 3, AZ, 35, Is, -, 80, "a, 81, "a, 60.
DELAWARE. CLASS 227-May Ii, 1862.
8, So, "a, rs, A. 3, 63. so, IL, 4S, 90, 22 20, Al
Circulars sent BY addressing sgaur . xoppYs m
Wilmington. Delaware, or Covinston, Kentucky.
OmciaI Drawings or Murray. Eddy &
- - KEsrucKr EXTRA cLiss sji--May ls. 1862.
SO, 33, ST, ~, 9, %, 81, 32, AZ. u, 80, 35, "a
KENTUCKY, GLASS 2f2-May 10, 1862.
6, 46, 65, 81 As, 22 49, TO- Is, 60, /, Is, 40, %.
Circulars sent free charge addressing either 10
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
Coyington KY. or st. Louis, Mo.
The New York herald., 1862-05-17
Cedar Camphor

Campbell, Chemist and Apothecary,
corner OF Eighth and Twcnty.cigth street Mr.
CAMPBELL'S personal attendance and pure medicines.
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

The Michigan Southern Railroad Company have
opened subscription for one million of their sink
ing fund bonds. The price is par aud interest.
About 100000 have already been subscribed.
The proceeds of the subscription are to be applied
to the payment of the first mortgage bonds
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

Cedar Camphor, with yetiver and
Pachouy Leaves and cerain peculiar pcppcry Gums the
varor from which sng 70 insect life best anal cheap
defend clothing from attack by moths Large bun
a CHAPMAN, Boston. Sold by New York druggists.
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

Summer Undershirts and Drawers.
MOODYS NEW STORE, 499 BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

Kcefe's New Rcsta urnnt and Private
Supper Rooms opened at No. l6 Crosby street, adjoining
his former place OF business.
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

Pure Tobacco.-Yellow Bank TObac.
co-Goodwin's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from ali
impurities for sale by all tobacco and Dealers and
The New York herald., 1862-05-17

'roat as above on per cent stock Of 1881. !,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-07
ROUGH AND READY'S
New AmbrotypeG Gallery

Buekands New Block, opposite the Croghsn House,
FREMONT, OHIO
E. ARCHROLD has opened a NEW AMBR0-
TYPE GALLERY at the above place; having the largest
skylight In the State, he is taking every description
OF Pictures In degree Of accuracy only 10 be obtained In
good light. Having large obscurer and splendid
sky-lght, he takes Pictures In all kinds Of weather.
cloudy weather Is little the beat, set in frames cases
loekes, &c, In style unsurpassed in from FIVE 10 ten
finished in twenty minutes at prices ranging
FROM ONE SHILLING TO ONE DOLLAR
Come and all and get your pictures while you can get
them CHEAP aud GOOD. warrant all my pictures to
last long any other Pictures taken. large stock
Of cases &c, on hand. Nov. 20, 1861. 3mo
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-07
Funeral of willie Lincoln.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-The Depart
ments we're all closed to-day in consequence
Of the arrangements for the funeral of Will
liam Wallace, second son Of President Lin
coin. His remains were placed in the
Green Room at the Executive mansion,
where this morning great many friends Of
the family called to take last look at the
little favorite who had endeared himself to
all the guests of the family. The body
was clothed 10 the usual everyday attire oI
youth of his age, consisting of pants and
jacket, with white stockings and low shoes
tho wbitc collar and wristbands being
turned over the black cloth of the jacket
The countenance wore a natural and placid
look, the only signs of death being slight
discoloratiou of the features.
The body lay in the lower section Of a
metallic case, the sides of which were COW
cred by the winding sheet Of white Grape
The deceased held in his right hand bou-
quet composed of superb camelia, around
which were grouped azallas and sprigs of
mignionette. This, when the case was clos
ed, was reserved for the bereaved mother.
On the breast of the deceased was beauti-
full wreath of flowers, already named, inter
spersed with ivy leaves and other evergreens
near the feet was another wreath Of the
same kind, while azallas and sprgs of mig
nionette were disposed about the body.
The metallic case was very plain in imi-
tatiou of rosewood. On the upper section
was square silver plate, bearing, in plain
characters, the simple inscription:
William Wallace Lincoln.
Born December 21st, 1850.
Died February goth, 1862.
The mirrors in the East room, in the
Green room (wbere the body was slaid), and
in the other reception rooms, were covered
with mourning drapery-the frames being
covered with black and the glass with white
Grape.
In accordance with the wish Of the fami,
ly, the body was not removed, but remained
in the Green room during the funeral servi.
ces, which were conducted.
The Rev. DR.. Guiley, Pastor of the Pres
byterian Church on New York avenue, de-
ivered touching discourse, during which
nearly every one was suffused with toars.-
He was followed by the Rev. Jno. G. Smith,
of the Ninth Street Presbyterian Church,
in a ferventprayer.
The occasion was most impressive one,
and the large crowd present seemed to be
deeply affected by its solemnity. Among
those present we're members Of the Cabinet,
with their families; foreign Ministers, mem
bers Of Congress, army and navy officers,
and many distinguished persons in civil life.
After the performance of the funeral service,
the body was followed to the vault in Oak
Hill Cemetery, Georgetown, by most Of
those present, the Illinois delegation in
Congress acting as pall-bearers.-Pha.
InaRrer.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-07
Northern Rebel prisoners,

Among the prisoners taken at Fort Don-
elson quite number have been recognized
as Northern men in bad Southern company.
Half dozen or SO former citizent Of Indian
apolis have been brought back to their old
home. One was candidate for City Mar
shalin 1857, another was night watchman,
and another was formerly employed at the
Bates House. The Chicago Journal relates
the following incident at Camp Douglas on
Sunday:
In the person Of handsome and intelli-
gent looking young man Of about % or 80
years Of age, and member Of the 10 Ten
nessee regiment, mother, we'll dressed,
elderly lady, discovered her son. The rec /,
ognition was mutual, and who shall attempt
to describe the scene as mother and boy I
were fondly clasped in each others armsl
Five years ago William Pithey left ChieAgo,
bis home, and vent South toseek bis fortune.
A few months ago be was denounced bysa
personal enemy in Huntsville, Alabams, as
an Abolitiouist, and TO save himself from
bis threatened fate, accepted the aitefna-
tive and joined the rebel army. He was
made prisoner Of war when Fort Donelson
fell, and comes back to bis home as cap
tive rebel. His parents are highly respect
able people, aud old residents Of this city.
On Saturday they werc appfised Of the
whereabouts Of their son, and yesterday
they hasteued 10 bis prison home. The
mother was admitted, but the father could
not pass the guard. Pale End tremuloua
with emotion, she sobbed, @0h. my dear
boy, you have been the subject Of many
prayers snd you are not past PRAYING ioF
yet /, thank Thee, oh God, chat be Is once
more under the folds Of the flag Of lhe Un4
ion.p Arm in arm, mother and son wend-
ed their way TO the gate, outside Of which
stood the father The sturdy guards at
once understood The matter, and, at the first
greeting Of father and son, stood bRck and
allowed the old gentleman % embraces his
long lost son. No one could look upon
such scene nnmoved As matter Of
course the proper steps viii 81 once be ia. =
ken for the young mans Sclease.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-03-07
Tremendous Inundation in germanv
nnd Rrancp-

Tho Augsburg Gazette contains letter.
from Munich, Nuremberg aud Stuttgart
stating that all the rivers are overAowed.-
Between Salzburg and Linz, railway com
muncation is cut off. The waters Of tht
Iser have left their bed, and at Nuremberg
the PeigniIz has become a great river, SC
that many Of the streets and squares Of The
city are completely inundated. A temper.
ary bridge connects the two portions Of the
city, and the Nuremberg Correspondent
could not appear an the Slst of January,
because the building in which it was print
ed was flooded with water. AT Croustadt,
the Necksr has risen nine feet above lis us
ual hight, and at Halle, boats were plying
in the market place, and crowds Of people
had to make their escape from the lower
floors of their houses in skiffs.
The Carlsruhe Gazette publishes let
from Mannheim, dated the Sd Of February,
stating that the waters Of the Neckar were
still rising, and that every spot was over
flowed clear TO the Heidelberg turnpike
Tho Rhine, too, was ten feet higher than
usual, and still rising. AT Roxheim an
arched bridge had been carried away, and
the great dyke at Rheingennheim was brok'
en-. The Neckar was filled with wreck,
among which barrels, doors and various do
mestic utensils were seen floating of. AT
Wertheim, the Main rose eight feet in
twenty-four hours, and people were navi-
eating the streets in boats.
In France and Belgium the foods wero
still more disastrous. In the latter country
the whole valley of the Meuse is desolated,
tho great accumulations of snow on the
Vosges mountains in France having melted
very rapidly under the influence of the late
rains and mild weather, and precipitated
themselves into the Mouse river.
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Written for the Fremont Journal.
Fight ye ali for the Right.

BY MINNIE.
In her easy chair mothersat
With her work untouched before hor;
In pleasant room, where the God of Day
Threw his radient sunlight Ger her.
She could not sew, for her eyes were dim,
Though Age had not hung his curtain
To lessen her view Of the world, wherein
She was walking with steps uncertain.
But pitiless grief had the crystalline folds
OF the vail of constant weeping
Drawn close DER those orbs, and held it there
When awake and when seemingly sleeping.
She counted the days by months since she saw
Her noble boy beside her,
And bade him fight for his country 8 rights,
For the rights which traitors denied her
Theg guide other youth had been strck by DEATH
Yet her noble soul did not falter;
But with 'COmdniy iycourage-spurn not the words
Laid her last only gift on the altar.
She was musing now on her absent boy;
But aroused at the latchs loud rattle
And the news-boy's voice who screamed at TIN
door,
"Accounts of the last great battle"
With unsteady hand the paper she grusped
Sought the list of the killed and wounded;
But scarce had commenced the long column t.
read,
When groan through thatlow room resounded
For third on the list was the name Of her son,
With-"shot through the head by a rife"
For a comment concise which the writer pu
down
With jerk of his pen, as a trife.
All he, not the traitor who took deadly aim,
Knew the ball had it's journey extended,
And pierced the sad heart in that far northern
home,
Ere its strength was completely expended.
But shel meet him soon in that upper abode
For she's caught the faint sound of Death
pinions.
And thence as they gaze in the arch traitors den
Where he's gathering in all his minions,
They will not regret that they sacrificed life
To aid this rebellion in quelling;
But joy with the angels who fought for the right
When their trait'rous hosts were rebelling.