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 Bye. ". Ryckman. The Printers of Paris Superior letters in the toant of nature By judcou distribution of their GaAs, and proper direction theIr shooting -stcks, they have put full stop to tn imposition of monhs and friars. By J. Sharts The Parisian Printers-Genuf disciples of liberty. They unlocked the pages of t ranny, distributed the bulls of patriotism and thu eN the forms of Charles X pi. By w. Forrest Poland and her brave sons wlc have mbibed the republican principles of their owr kosciusko. In their struggle for independence may ther baHs make such an impression on the forms oi their enemies that the pages of future history may tell, they have added new stars to the column their nations glory. By Thos O. Wands Lafayette-An antiqi type, who has withstood the Jaeringof half centu ", independent of Monks and Friars. May he now be laid by establishment to future ,coyks. By G. K. Winne. Our Country-The tiae-pag of ,oork on Liberty: the preface by Franklin thu style the that carried by France, Belgiun and Poland; to be completed this 10th century By II. H. Van Dyck. Gen. Lafayette-IIe com menced his apprenticeship in this country on Eng fish, agreeable to the instruction of his master ht has now set up for himself" in French oonnon; an, in the cause of Freedom, may the two tounts tcorl ,ceH together.

 During the festivities of the day the following song writtenGor the occasion, was suna; srssT 4. HE PRINTERS OF PARIS. Written by C. r. AYES, and sung by II. c. GRANT Tune-"The Hunters of Kentucky When Charles the Tenth, and Polignac, Were forced to turn for sorts sir, They found the People ohep,isis, all,

 Provided with rctOrts. sir. And when to carry on their plan,

 They sent the press to pinter, They found the People were press,

 And every man. printer.

 o, the Press And the printers free of Paris. The Editors were to man,

 Pronounced bold face letter, Who dared defy the censorship, To 0rerrun heir matter: The students ofthat glorious school

 Whose name in rhyme comes i'll, sir, Were found ms every man will say

 Ofboys of nonpariet, sir.

 O, the Press, &c. "Our own Fayette,"- CAPITAL

 Commenced sentence we'll sir, in saying that the Bourbon line,

 In France must cease to dwell, sir, And when the Guard, the National,

 Were formed in order fine, sir, The ,corking men were spaces all

 To justify tic Iine sir.

 O, the Press, &c. Prince Polignac was but a fool, Though foreman of the nation, He Mrew his office into pi,

 And lost his situation;

 While Charles turned out prcssman poor, Could neer frisket fy, or York of a sheet of toolscap clear,

 Without monk or friar.

 O. the Press, &c. The people went to work alone,

 And shook np erery case, sir, And published soon work well known, 'Tis called "The Great Three Days" sir, RcpuJiished since in Belgium.

 And in the press in Poland; God speed the day when this great work Shall be unknnun in no land ---.7------

 O, the Press, &c. May all the world copy take,

 O this Paris publication, Till Freedom, Justice, Truth and Right, Shall rule in every nation, The press remain forever free,

 Its vigor new, sir,

 And the worn out types of kings and priests, Go--to printers shoe sir

 0, the Press,

 And the printers of Paris. The comnany separated at an early hour, and the