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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-19
For ths Tribune.
Good Friday Evening.

We trusted that this had been lie who shoad redeem Ta
THANK COP they chose this sacred day
To seal the covenant with blood,
We might not else His wond'rous way,
Through waters deep, have understood.
They said of old that " this was He
Who Israel should redeem, we thought
Nor saw in death the mighty key
To all Savior's life lad wrought.
Mans wrath but praised his Makers power,
And worked the will it would defy.
"Oh fools and slow OF heart" this hour,
Who do not see delyerance nigh!
The stroke that aimed at Judah's heart
Shall set nation fully free;
This death shall do its noble part
In the great work OF liberty.
Oh Easter, glorious Easter morn,
see thee on the world arise;
When mighty nations yet unborn
Shall lit their pean to the skies
And thank Thee, Lord, for every drop
OF patriot blood this day has shed;
And for the trumpet-stirring voice
That loudest speaks, "He being dead
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when Mr. Hannay retorted by highly objectionable
sketch Of Teddy Yapp in paper wherein ne tw'eo
lon dead and gone facts nconnection with Town Ia ana
the nose OF W. NJ. Thackery etc. Then Mr..
Yates published what ordinarily denominate
card suggestive OF orpedoes for two. Then MI hnh'
nay explained that no only intended TEDDY TO De
taken IA Pickwckian sense. Then Mr.. Yates With
drew his card and the matter ended.
The forthcoming season seems full OF literary enter
prises In May we are TO have new magazine under
Ian old title-7Le Shilling Mdga,ine-of which Mr..
meas literary reviewer Of The Times and formerly
editor of Once Wtek 10 to be conductor. Then there
His advertised new evangelical periodical, called
THE Wa,eh Toner. Also penny Iqursiregous Family
Herald entitled The Day of Rest edited by Mr. Han
Friswe, who writes 90 well that wonders he dion
Insist on name with less SAVIOR Of cant about it. AlsS
IN English Rerue ds deu1 5ondes under the title Of I
ForiHisA!ly Re5ier1.
So too. the dramatic world is getting ready for thu
season The programmes Of the italian operas ont
3spaying no very startling nOveties In spite Of som'
rumors to the contrary Her Maestys is to open again
and at Coyent Garden great hopes arc based on thu
1 success Of Madame La Grua who has achieved I
continental reputation At the Haymarket Mr.. Watts
phnlipss Wouon IN Manrs has proved comparative
cssos 70 satirze SENSATIONAL literature, owing all IT
mperfect success to the effects proper to such On III
other hand Bouciclults AraA M PoSu at th
Prineesss is becoming and more popular. if Tn
third act were equal to the first and second it would
he best piece It's author has written As it is 1t de
serves all its success; and Mr.. Boucicsults acting
Shan tie Post" the boy husband who risks his life
ave his bride and his chief Of exquisite finish AN
p.thos I promise New-York play goers sensation
q gh.n AraA ma P0yus reaches them.
There is taid 10 be Chinese giant, merry nine fee
N hight on his way to this country. lie rsioiees
\ he aowery appeation Of Chang, alias Sing Woo
Bah the great Fychoo" and WAC lastseen In Shanghai
on the git Of the fa moonmark the accidental OF
positeuess Of tho tmo-ookng over wall. seven fee
elk inches high. lie comes with & complete suite Q
Chinese servouts and proposes to exhibit himself
Where's BaInumi 7. o.
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A Dirge.

BLEND white and black Grape as the trappings
Of woe,
The signs of grief which people must show;
For never was nation SO moved to bemoan
A statesman it lost, or q crime that was done.
The conflict of arms Hope had trusted was
passed,
As War, dreadful War, in his dying but gasped--
Relieved of his presence, Peace spoke from
above,
To the agonized soul in the accents of love.
III.
|While thus to the heart came the balm OF re-
pose,
With the beauty and fragrance of Springs blush
ing rose,
A foul crime of blood startles all with its deed,
And the wounds that were closed but reopen
to bleed.
".
With breast torn with anguish our country lies
low,
land the soul of the nation is crushed with its
For The Heart and tho Head Of its might and it,
! Met wi h Murder and Death in tranquillty's
hour.
l'r was no for his country that struggled the
most,
\ Who never despaircd let who would deem I
] lost,
Whose grief for tho blood had SO gushingy
flown,
4 Is recorded at last in the warmth of his own.
vi.
Oh Father Of Mercy is there nothing to shield
Must our country groan Oh with its wounds
\ never lealed
!. Or, may Violence die, on the grave Of the Just
And Union, not Hatred, arise from his dust
Eev- York, April IT, ls65 o. L.
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For Tie Tribune.
In Hiemorinm.

But yestcrday-thc cxultng Nations shout
sweled on the breeze Of victory through on
streets.
But yestcrday-our banners Haunted out
Like flowers the South wind woos from their re
treats:
Flowers of the Nation, blue and white and red
Waving from balcony and spire and mast;
which told "a that Wars winry storm had led,
And Spring was moro than Spring TO us at last
To-day-the Nations heart lies crushed and weak;
Dropping and draped in black our banners stand
Too stunned 10 cry Revenge, We scarce may speak
The grief that chokos all uttcrance through the
Land.
God is In all. With tears our eyes are dim,
Yet strive through darkness to look to Hilnl
No, not in vain he dicd-not all in vain.
Our good, great President This peoples hands
Are linked together in one mighty chain
Drawn tighter still in triple-woyen bands
To crush the iends in human masks. whose might
We suffer, . too long No league, nor truce
Save men with men! The devils wc must fight
With fire! God wills II in this deed. This use
We draw from the most inpious murder done
Since Calvary. Rise then, o Countrmcnl
Scatter these marsb-light hopes Of Union won
Through pardoning clemency. Strike, strike
egain
Draw closer round the foe a girding flame.
We ore stabbed wneIe ~ We sIare-strike, in Gods
namoi C.P. CRAScn.
hssA Ill. AtIu Il 1895
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COMPANY II. e2p REGIMENT. BY oder Of

Sanford. this Company, Capt. Remme, eOnmani"h
fred gun every half hour yesterday fpm sunn'e ."
sunset IN the City Hall Park. honor Of the late q y
Magistrate of tho nation. This Company was onsh''
formed by Col Farnham Of the Isl Fire Zoua'e' Wv
amen,ed Elsworths in command, and has DC
twice in tho National service. fret tree months Tr'
at the commencement, Of the Rebellion and aterwsd of Wv
OF thifty days during Lees iyion OF Pennsyrs.
from having been originally the smallest Company ID -
lie r1cnt Il hss come DO tie ases aud has
..iai.l high ed ioI both c'pirs Asd -
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The Lost Chief.
by CHARLES q. HALPisg.

BY NlAHltS W. hALiiNE.
liz filed the Nations eye and heart
As honored, loved, familiar name;
SO much brother, that his fame
Seemed Of our lives common part.
His towering figure sharp and spare,
Was with such nervous tension strung,
As if on each strained sinew swung
The burden OF peoples care.
His changing face what pen Can draw
Pathetic, kindly, droll or stern;
And with a glance so quick to learn
The limos. truth of all Ae saw.
Pride found no idle space TO spawn
Her iancies IN his busy mind
Ills worth-like health or air-could find
No Just appraisal tIli Withdrawn.
He was his Country's-not his own
He had no wish but for her veal;
Nor for himself could think or feel
But as laborer FOX her throne.
Her flag upon the nights of power,
Stainless and unassalled 10 place
To this one end his earnest face
Was bent through every burdened hour
The vail that hides from our dull eyes
A herO'S worth, Death only litS;
While he is with M, all his gifts
Find hosts TO question, few TO prize.
But done the battle--won the strife
when torches light his vaulted tomb,
Broad gems fash ont and crowns ilume
The clay-cold brows unlocked in life.
And men of whom the world will talk
For ages hence, may noteless move;
nd h.x ptttf
That giant souls have shared Our walk:
For Heaven-awarc what follies Turk
In our weak hearts-their mission done,
Snatchcs her loved ones from the sun
In the same hour that crowns their work.
o, loved and lost Thy patient toll
Had robed our cause in Victory's light;
Our Country stood redeemed and bright,
With not I. slave Oh all her sell.
Again DER Southern towns and towers
The eagles of our nation flew;
And as the weeks to Summer grew
Each day new success was ours.
Mid peals Of bells, and cannon bark,
Aud shouting streets with flags abloom--
Sped the sbrlll arrow OF thy doom,
And, in an instant all was dark
Thick clouds around us seem TO press
The heart throbs quickly-then is still;
Father, tits hard TO say 90 Tn y will
BE done" in such an hour as this.
A martyr TO the cause Of man,
His blood is freedoms eucharist,
And in the worlds great hcro-list
His name shall lead the van
And, raised on Faiths white wings, unfurlet
In heavens pure light, of him We say;
"lIc fell upon the self-same day
A GREATER DIED TO SAVE THE WORLD"
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FROM Our Special Correspondent.

I LONDON. April !. 1865.
At the beginning Of this week VIC were a
little stirred up by the expectation that might bring
forth az striking an event the combat between the
Kearsarge and Alabama, namely: a sea-fgh. of tie
coast Of Spain, whittier the Niagara and Sacramento
had pursued the Stonewall with friendly intentions
as those entertained by Capt Winslow toward the III.
looking Semnes that memorable Sunday morning.
There appeared in the dear old Standard letter from
Corunna, declaring the impending naval engagement
imminent with due Qualification Of the Rebels and dis
paragement Of our blue jackets Of course dscountng
The assured victory Of the former An officer belong
ing to tho Stonewa had Just Informed the writer that
she was going 10 steam out from Ierrol TO morrow
morning Capt. Page had arrived express from Paris:
requested permission OF the Admiral Of the port 10 al.
ow him TO leave at any moment-made speech 10
Lis men after the fashion Of the old ballad which
forbear adapting to the circumstances Of the case
The Captain sent for all aft: Afy Britons oil.
says he,
Them ships ont there Is Yankees and means 10 light
Them sbps out there 10 Yankees and down the s. c.
It's houaard bullets TO one my boys, that they viii
i"' 'yn. amt 81 single port-Td like to cut and
'u' 'nsie aon seem chance for that, so load the
And light Ike devils. or b, IeG III fog each mothers
II
and also that Newspaper correspondent
had como from the fIenoh c,nit,l 10 Wit.
ness and report the hght-which dd.t como OF after
ALL Escaping from Ferrol the Stonewal,. for shelter
to Lisbon where she was ordered to depart maeda,e.
y the usual twenty hours grace from pursusrs
being accorded her. Then heard that tho Sacra
4 mento and Niagara, attempting to follow her. in de.
iance OF this maritime regulation. had been fired into
from Portuguese fort and seaman killed on board
the latter the first part of which statement las since
been contradicted by telegraph tho U. s. officers as
sorting that they had 10 intention Of sailing but were
merely shifting their anchorage. And sn endoa
6pecaton Of another fight and sensation. Ofcouree
he unlucky incident terminating II has been unfavora
IDLY commented upon here have heard of both Amer
cans ana English who left London in the hopes Of wit
Messing the spectacle The Stoncwal is not reported
TO be In very first rate condition she ha 10 put back
10 FerTol for repairs bcnoe there Is still hope
hat the Niagara aud Sacramento nay catch NJ
with her. Otherwise look out for piraeiss Ia Ala
20 ma.
Tue above 10 the only American topic talked about in
this metropolis The phases OF the war; striking a
they sfe excite but languid interestthc result si
judged, Anticipated. The fall Of Richmond might give
rs hp o. interest, though that has come to be rel
garded. eyea by our enemies. as mere question Of
time. Tie Cahadian excitement too-if 1t ever de.
served that nameaas quite blown over. You viii see
by the newspapers hoy fymprhy with the South is I
cooling aoSn- Low tbs question generally Is getting
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PROM LONDON.

Anticipated Naval Engagement en- the
Coast Of spain between the stonewaIi,
tho Niagara md sHeranento-Taik
About it-Engiish Opinion About the
Decadencc Of she Rebeiiion-Hsnkee
Talk-Tho ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Scan
dnI-Finaie Of the Birmingham HANK
FaiIure-Liiernrys quabblcs and Items
--TheatricaIs-Itcm in General.
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friends, ana was adopted by gentleman in
W As his son have been educated.
A year ago he died and left his property TO
me OF all the pleasant memories of my
boyhool, tlic one connected with you is the
lcarcst. I have Kept this primer next to
my heart, and dwclt upon the hope Of agan
meeting tic giycr have met her. see
all that my imaginAtio's rijtured. and asl; if
the dear hand that gave this book cannot be
mine forever:"
Louise felt deeper grief than ever when
Marian told her She was to become the wife
of Mr. Hamilton, the poor boy whom she
once spurned from her door and dcrisivcy
called &" intellect in rags" But she learned
Severe lcssor, and one that soon changed
the whole cu'r.nt If her life. For awhile
she Stunned Mr. Hamilton but By perscyer-
iug kindness be made her feel easy in his
presence, and SIZE the acknowledged friend of
the Congressman and his noble wife.
Years have passed since then, and Louise
Is training up family Of little one. ; but she
Is teaching them I'd dcspisc not intellect in
rags, but TO he guided by Marian's text
" The rich aud the poor meet together, and
the Lord i, the Maker Of them all"
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NUMBER s.

TO change the plcde " the drawing and
summonng jurors in Allegany county.
A bill amending the charter Of the phiia-
delpha and Baltimore Central Rrailroad, e1-
tending the time for its completion, was. re-
ceived from the Senate.
Mr.. Harris, from the COMMITTEES on COL
orcd Population, reported favorably to the
House bill to repeal the si1ty-sixth article
of the Code of Laws, preventing eolored
person from keeping dog or gun, navlga..
ting boat, entering the State, etc., under
I'm motion Of Mr.. Pilkingtos, the bill val
made the special order for Thursday the
10Th inst.
An bet to impose sne of 81 500 for mar
rying males under twenty one years OF age
aud females under sixteen years, without the
consent of their parents, upon clerks OF courts
issuing the license, instead of those who may
marry the parties, as the law how provides,
war rejected. :.
The bill providing for the registration OF
births and marriages was rejected.
The House adjourned to Monday.