The New York herald., 1863-11-28

Lord Pam-[An bad cess 20 me n you can't
have half my rstions hl my toat and half my can,een,
- = Lord Pam, ts you'ro my s,oryi
50 pledge tho toast, Britannia's boast,
Hi strongest wakenoss pardon;
And let no Ihrick. my royal Vic, .
Your heart against hin harden. -NTHf
Tho warmest vein has clearest braia;
The proofs sthre ng and wclghty:
So 10 Mrs. O'Kane glass wo'u dhrain,
And 70 Pam hcr lover OF eighty! -
An Of oil the lovers hcsry, s'
Lord Farmland you. Mrs. O,KAns, dear,
that's able 70 Iccthriy telegraph post wd wIuk Of
''N ' isz both. dears, arc my sIosyl
HOW TIE SONG WAS RECEIVED. -
TO describe the OF laughter with which this lyric
received would be impossible, his Reveresosa Ex
cellcucy tho President alone preserving tnmovabse
countenancs Seward was in convulsions. Chaso lost
much that digniAed department. showing elevation Of
remarked stanton purple and pressed his len hand
on his side 70 check the pain or excessive merrneut
beSsca Mr. Lincoln q stop tho song, or would Ss -:
death OF them. Haleck shook strong ROSEWOOD arm
a y he e 70. ns
with ntcusity OF humorous relish. Secretary wecs
when over. hrst carefully picked up several OF his
spcctsces 70 examine with duo deipers.ion what msansr
OF private Niles might be; ator which he declared
that the song was Zone OF the most interesting hs had
hoard Tor many years - 3
MR.. LINCOLN oPRNs THE BALL--al THINKS MRS.
O'kANR VERY SERIOUS MArTER.
HIS Excellcncy the President who mad besn sitting
cured In chair with hts legs loosely crossed
the other began to rss slowing unwistng
the kinks Of his back and towering up ike one OF gen
$ $ &c
"Aisy, exclaimed Mr. Luke Clark, with una1eoted dis.
S 10
At length Mr. lincoln reached his full height, and sad
that he had quito caught the DRIFT OF tho song
from wnat it.io u IL lao aa 0-'e.," usA well that
"fcar boar" from Father Murphy who had rsoutorod
the room during tho singing Of the last four i,oes
coin ccniinuod no trusted ,h.s tho song would 60
'sHear, hear," from Lord Lyons who tryisg hard
10 smother some rcnueut waves OF laughter. ~
'sTherc themes" continued Mr.. Lincoln "aud Mrs
0'Kanc is one OF them-much too serious TO DO joked
about. With this admonton, made gentle as no
could hc would now ask private 0'RelIy's opinion
to how the next Presidency was goingS'
PRIVATE o,sEILLY ON rax SUCCESSION.
Private O'Reilly's stammer Immediately became very
bad again, insomuch that Colonel Hay, remembering
the successful treatment previously recommended had
70 administer but only q medicine, another small dose
Of some amber-hueG beverage.
q" think " said private Miles, when he had recovered
,hpH u Sa ns Rive
rences Excccncy and there's not the humbest gossoon
in the army to-day. that couldn't tell them moro than
they know that subeck wild all their caucussngs and
cenvintions'
"weii, cxpain said Mr. Chase rather anxously, but
still preserving all his dploso Of manner and gracious
'Ihoy could tell thcm," said private Niles. 'thst
n
United States this blessed and holy day that can be
elected 70 that Office. Mind. I'm not sayn'for I'm no
s re ony ons .c ss III o
that be successful candydat for that Office"
HOW TIKI soLprERs WILL VOTE.
'You think blue, with brass buttons, the hoaithiost
Mr. Seward casting ely glance a. he spoke from under
bis shaggy gray eyebrows In the direction Of Secretary
Chase.
"FaK. sir. you might sing that same you any
tune that would ut ~ WAS private Rc!lys answer.
Every Presidential candidate , should sppea, in blue and
editions Of the poicks There's half million Of that
can vote, though Governor Seymour won't let any Of
coat In tho Union, except one that che army vote viii
bo given. Evssything dspinds how the war goes.
II may be Grant, and L will be Grant his gallant vic.
tories continue II may bo Dix who very strong wid
all classes; or II may DO Banks, who will have the New
England states x: :. Or may :: Rosy cnss % S:sosos:
hard man 70 aeis:i Ssic.s = dimnycr:so oosvinsos.
Z n h sS Ssnd casf. % sec.as Ss 'Sas''s :s so.sin %
military c:odydsiss a. plenty q. .horns 90 =
brier bush black feathers on . crow Against the
q Ss vote:
and more have becn carryn their butcnery bakery a.d
10 ,s over S one sp ana Their tavern
been taught 70 hight, tacog the samo way and touching
tho ebcw. I hear people sayin. that this ginersi .
shirons with the Irish; but / tell you that There
nayiher Irish Germans amongst the min who have
bcen atm mArchin shlecpn' an nghtin side by ssdo
since tho summon tha, two years ago. II would b
agreeable " this noble company who are the very hoeth
OF quality, thero song that wrote TO ushrats
mis- subjcck, which hcd soon sing 40 not. IL was
wrote BY Gincral Isaac scvcns-Cod rest hts sowll-
who killed near (cnthreve- moro the pty-his
dhroppn' badly wounded from hs horse just q rife
ball whistlcd through the fathers forehoad.'
Private O'Reillys voice grow rather husky towards
tho cioso Of this address, and eyes suused with
unusual moisture Ciearing his throat at length BY
effort which half cough, half sob, he sang the
audience TO air composed by himself, which viii bc
published in q few days by william Hall SOU ,-tbc
music publishers Of your city
soSo or rug soLDrSRs
Comrades known IN marches msay,
| Comrades tried IN dangers msny
Comrades bound by memories many,
Brotbors ever let be
| wounds or sickness may divisus,
l Marching orders may divide VS.
| But. whatever tate betidc us,
l Brothers OF the heart are
| Comrades knowu by faith the cie,rra,
Tried when death aud nearest,
| BJuud wc are by tics the dearest
| Brothers ever more to he
| And, " spared and growing older,
| Shoulder still Va nc with shoulder
| Aud With hearts NO thriti the colder,
| Brothers ever we shah be
l ny communion Of th, banner
| Hattie SCARED but vctot b,pnct.
| By the ssltsn q the banner
| Bsotbers Of one church arc veN
| Creed nor fact on eau divide rs,
| Race nor Language eau DIVIDE ".
| Stit VII 'tey or TAO tctide U.s.
brothers of the nsg Netwe
The iss dead s.ors which ro, ~ s ,bis a,oy ~,
'uay ~ o'uSnx 70 pSivse 9y.e.'Y's voc.i p5wsrs