The New York herald., 1863-11-28
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY

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only lhat tbsy voted ths regiar d ycsatc ticket and
axed for any places Of Official tssN me Same
generous treatmc had heretofore been s 70 sno
Germsns but ,nIs .noy nsa se, up Sy order
Of the C0mmon Council 10 making bologna ssuszsee
zel brnns. lager bier andrag posas The msnagus
Tammany Mozart machines had brought things down 70
such ans point thai all nominations were now settled
by socisbe gane Of "spoft 6ve' "besgar me neigh
Lor'-and (aixl It beggariD the citizens, they
WAS at forty rate wid their tails ovsr tho dssheri
They tossed copres for Judgeshps, dhrew Hthraws fo
tpe Sha'e legislature and declared political death agann
10 ordher TO give his misortrnaie frind Luke Clark
as good feowi at boiton Mishef Chas as ever shuk
toe at wake or exercised his shlegh and the privilege
OF citizen at primary eecton-he would now ask this
company TO hear from Mr. Clark song ooUosoi
VITO kopt whskoy coffee house just opposite Collector
Barncy's Asylum for Incarabe ImbeCnes-it was, OF
course the Custom House ae meant" daughter and ap-
piausel
NIB. LUKE cLARK's SECOND SONG.
Mr. Luke Clark thanked tho company In gio,rai and
Misthcr Chasc 10 particular for the gnerosy aud kind
!ness with y hch he was thra;sd i would be wen for
Aisthor Sam Barlow 10 keep out Of tho OF his shil
elagh WHOM he got back TO New York 1t was down on
the kueos OF his hoart he was axug their pardon for
whslan before ne gev them his song. Tom
was mimber OF tho Ancent and Honorable Society Of
grdlo, when the present Grand Sachems. wiskiukes
Sagamoros than little papo0so swung
baskets The backs q Isr n,n % vS%
Horse Purdy Colonel Dan De,avan that used 70 DO y
Iuspecher He hsd smoked the calumet ia tho best days
Of the Darty and had hunted th0ir "Happy nuDtn'
Groundsr This song lament Tor the Thnmany So
cetY sddhressed 70 Tom great friend Frank Booc who
coed fellow al bottom aud sound war dinmycrat ,
aud who eupposed to DO no moro wd tho Raic
Managers than Tom Lnsolf Mr Clark thou cleared his
throat aud commenced roaring to tho air Of The Wildly
McGnnoss' Ra:ts"-
THE LAsINr or ST. TAxMAsY.
0ch tho tmes thoy arc chAngod since as brohors wc
Through so our huutu' grounds happy and glorious;
Whln srouud shs Big Spring every man was q king.
Aud tho fun It was last and uproartous,
Och, Its then "braves but It's slaves,
Rough ridden a. that wild asnaals,
But our taes Ss the se, they s'h
80 s.ps this GLORIOUS. Ia pure Greek, gintlem'n;
Sing tsi isi de raj al. &c.
God wid the oud times may they long live 10 rhymes
Whin within tho Ould Wiswsm assembled,
Round sse G.uos % Ere reset So. a. ia sySnts We mot
o. them times will como bacx the thraccs VII. crack
And tho coach be ursot in tho gravel;
For como good or como III. curse the wan OF US will
Submit any more u the "raulei"
30 sing. gint,smin this chorous In choice Italian
Fai dc lal dc raj al. &c.
o. 40 ali lost friend wid Bill Kounedy's cad.
Tbru0, honest clear headed aud hearty;
Little cared he for pelr he no, for bmseIr,
But was nrst and was last for tho party
= Poor cor SIi. though ssios, % you They they cavi1~
These dogs, without soul wi bo now seek TO oonshrol
" S dSsrg sna sowy s"s S0ys dear a German
cborious.
4h.. Fa Do iai Dc raj, &c.
Tako hands all around, let the melody sound,
We arc thrue 70 tho flag and ths nation,
Nov let ach t n air his good right baud. aud swear
Ncvor 10 submt to dictati0ni
To the d,vil wo fiug .h the men OF toe nrins."
Who tho party would brdle and snaile, e,.
Aud, II worse comes TO worst the "machnss' will 10
And 'tis wo boys will hold the ncxt raa,e
And, honeys, that slntimnt Is hruy Amsrcan, that
we'll now join in this native American chorioas:
Fal dc 'al ra dc ial, &c.
Loud applause laughter greeted this song, NJ Chase
seadng bis regards TO Irish Tom and hoping that Father
Murphy could giyo absoluon 70 Mr.. Clark his unauy
sins. a. easy he Mr. Chase gavc him abso;uea tor
0's MS S.Gs%S Father Susphy could include private
oReiy In tne same absclution having special reercace
- tho Lord Pamerston and Mrs. 0Ka1e song, 1t should
not bo forgotten. loud laughtcr.l
TIE COUNT nEaorKK's sPEEcH-A WAX cLoup wrrR
0RRAT BRITAIN.
Tho Count Morcier now pulled out bin waict, and do
cared that the supreme, the nefabie The inevitable mo
The centuries--ali tho traditional spendors OF
the past pressing in upon his mental visiou, and
crowdnz with supcrnal prescnoes and diapborstic ra
dances N the foreground or bis unerable thoughts
thus standing but not ,nscnsblo 70 the material
stiles on which French vaor and French glory have their
most enduring base It became his duty tell them that
the supreme moment OF dinner had arrived; nad,
Madame the comesse had promised bully beef, ricaseed
frogs and oyster Stew he could By means refuse
at tho Celebration domestqe Among treasured.
memories OF his future life should the inconspcuous
undelghtod part which this meeting he had
borne. ae would transmit TO tho Memoir Dipouatigwe
hrs little joke about Lord Psmerston To his Imperial
Majesty the Emperor he would transmit private OReiys
views about the succession and Il his the
good fellowship thus obvIate any dlcul.
ties bctween the winch he the houor 70
represent ana that OF which by many nches Mr. Lincoln
was highest corona Ic would shake private OIeil.
iys hand France thus ombraccd bernia The Caus aud
tho Ccs should be brothors for they had q common
tanh common enemy tlicre he glanced towards Lord
Lyops) In this caguo OF the Latin peoples would not
America joint II weu'd he point TO rset the eye o all
bistory Mr. Lincoln would condecend 10 take hands all
OF tho trna unity aud reconsolidsted solidarity OF
the Latin race. n In this POSITION they could
round monir pour Ia pat'ie and arres, arms,
Jare be thought tue gigantic Illustration OF mighty
International thought would be complete. deep emo
ton Lord Lyons very red and making furious notes Of
TIC Count Merocr words for transmission 10 his govern
ment.) Count Mercer saw what Lord Lyons dong.
and hurled against the implied threat English wrath
that cmbalmed sublm:tv-that tisanc but unspeaksbs
word which Coone, Csmbronne, at the head Of the last
agains, English General who ased him to surrender
on the authority OF Victor Hugo. uhis book "Les Mise
rabies ~
MR.. LINCOLN TNTEaFBREs.
NJ, Inc In begged the Count would utter tbs word
in Questtn. As to dancing, bs, never danced. AS to
his being candidate for re eeetian that reminded b IN
Of what Jesse ubos once said to an ,Incraut preach
Jesse as state Auditor Of Illinois, had charge Of the
state House at Springfield The preacher asked the OF
il FOR lecture On What subpecr asked Jcs e. "On tho
Merte second coming OF Sarior" " answered the long
faced 30, bosh retortea Uncle Jesse, testify f
guess Savior had eve, been TO Springfield ana had
got away with his le hed 10 too everlasting smart to
think or coming hero asains" This was very much hs'
case about the Succession Ase they all but
tonng up 90 away, hs would not seek detan shom
especially Louis Burgdor Ind been making secrct
signs him through the half door, Tor the st bali
hour that Mrs lincoln and the children would hsyo cold
turkey for their ThanksRving dinner he didWt
10 the other side OF tho building. Good dsy ges
tiemeu 10 the diplomatic cosTs aud members Of hts
Cabinetl General Measbsr. you private O'ReAly Asd
Father Murphy will dino with me 0ReIlys sugsestioo
about the double stars shall not be forgotten"
50 cnded this deeply interesting interview and 50 also
endetb ths epistle
NAvhl. PRIzE MONEY.