A greater degree of liveliness prevailed here at the celebration of the only eatable thing among the stores. There was an intention to do honor to the molasses, and honor was accordingly done. The next verse: “Three cheers for Bogud, Billymack, Three cheers for all the crew,-- For Jiggins, Sammy, Muclcle, Pat, . And three for Johnny Blue! Chorus. Three cheers for Johnny Blue, my friends, Three cheers for Johnny Blue,-- For Jiggins, Sammy, Muckle, Pat, And three for Johnny Blue!” Immense enthusiasm. Surprise on the part of all the boys whose names were thus so unexpectedly “wedded to song.” Recovering from their surprise, each one jumped up, placed his hand on his heart, and acknowledged the compliment by a low bow; after which the song was sung again; after which there came more bows; and it would have gone on thus, with alternate bowing and singing, till the present time, had not the boys themselves felt overpowered, and demanded another verse. The next verse: “Three cheers for all the boys on board; For Corbet three times three; And thirty more for the jolly black flag Of the ‘B. O. W. C.’! Chorus. “The ‘B. O. W. C.’ my friends, The ‘B. O. W. C.’ Ever so many more for the jolly black flag Of the ‘ B. O. W. C.’!” This last chorus was sung with a vehemence, an ardor, and an enthusiasm that are absolutely indescribable. It included all, and identified all, in the most delicate manner, with the “B. O. W. C.” It was sung over and over, and over yet again, accompanied with any quantity of cheers for everything under the sun. The special allusion to Corbet, in the last verse, elicited a fresh display of emotion from that venerable and highly-impressible party. He did not say much, however. He merely went round among the boys, and shook hands most warmly with all of them, one by one. He asked each one about his father, his mother, his brothers and sisters, and his uncles and aunts. He asked their full names, their ages, and the number of their blood relations. He then made a public address to them, in which he freely offered, at any time, to take any of them, or all of them, on a cruise anywhere, at a moment’s warning. Finally, he reiterated his offer to introduce his babby to them all. This formed a climax. Beyond this he could not go. And there, naturally and inevitably, his eloquent oration ended.