NEW-YoRK, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH 90 isal.
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And raisd beside the Liffey's wave.
~ the fond Land he died 10 save,


he epitaph DER Emmeti's grave


u Coaael blest and mighty name,


Whose giant mind extends,


To ali Its philanthropic aim


Embracing all as friends


What cares he for the Saxons att


1t cannot chain his glorious heart:
Its pulses are on every wind


That sweeps around his land


And those no prison-bond's can bind,


No tyrant can command.


And Derynane ms shout shall wake,


And Mangerton's rejoicing hight
Will pass it to killarney's lake,


Whose echoes with new delight
Shall wake TO long forgotten smiles
The Spirits OF her haunted isles.


Young Friends OF Ireland now farewell
And may The memory OF this day,
Like lie itself within YOU dwell,


Aud only with ii pass away:


Md when YOU hear oi Ireland name,


Stlll lei your hearts with rapture swell
That you children of her fame


Young Friends OF Ireland, fare We we'll
During the evening Deputations visited the
meeting from the .'Hibernian Benevolent Socie-
ty, and the '' !libernian Burial Society,"" to pay
their compliments Of congratulations and the cee-
bration was closed with the cotilion country.
dance, &c, introduced as the most expressive
manner of testliying TO the ladies the pleasure
derived from their participation in the festivities
Of the occaslon-a compliment which was prac-
iically appreciated, and gave most appropriate
finale to the first St. Patrick's celebration of
:. THE YOUNG FRIENDS OF IRELAND"