New-York daily tribune., 1842-10-08


flo,e rhiIc tnbed ones around the sacred char
Ypn lii,e boys must be the ssTaphfu
Ysi DO there g our Bsitista dirty rascal
Ne .0oks another person with his robes on
Than when be 3 rubipg silver n tie kitchen
I'm seal re farther of find Z is bsr
Tobe religious when one knows the ac,ors"
these passages are full OF meaning as we'll as
beauty:
awefe not required 10 cruelty our sop'
Tbs, hcoor may be won 4 Is Natures law
Thst men should task but torment themselves.
All alLlnillcttd torture Is 'uperfiuOps
Glory Eol much in suffering ,toopt erl'y!
P6f ahCn man is most tie trent ol nar,
Even shen he Is mo', happy. Find some path
~ sich tly spirit may with pleasure walk,
Tbenlshor IN II 10, too fuioirly
For Tofi's excess and iDdclcnce arc one
THE snresi way 20 be Illilc man.
The sDtest sign OF being little man,
kloare Greatness only ir small things;
Great sptlts when the cause Is wanting, wait.
'afn t!'ou 10 wHit thou Il troubled with itching
TO DO what Is not called for Z IA excess
" hery-lie ~ thy Young nature pent;
Restless N ignorance, ardent without strength,
Venting itself inspaIhs without fame"
The Ultra. Reformer is fair and pointed re-
scot ms ny fanatic folIies OF the day, and the
sriiuastion OF Edward Afford and his Play.
| fsauw is interesting aud valuable. The Place
slsCioix is a fine tale which we shall take
sesrllest occasion to cory. There are sever, |
ter lively prose sketches, and n number of good
lsces Of Poetry. The Editors Table contains
. usual variety of amusing gossip: we cannot
;ta quoting the following passage:
Lir1LK TRorBLEs.-ft is DR.. Johnson, we be-
Hsye who says tia, little vexations are more try
ing to the temper, and harder To be borne, than
greater igoubles We heard the other evening
qusresslcekipg little 1anafacturer illustrate ths
a e.. sff
,,noll anasYalces, shRl aac an asgfcgase OF inrse
tsssssy. went ssia he, inte my barber's this
s;.e,nps. will my tcatper sourcd by letters from
h storueys Of five bankrupt creditors ut the
ssAuest postage unpaid of course--oh yes
b,l,pts do nj paw postage to their duPcs-oh
u was yexed TOO ut painter, who had re-
paa bsIepay in advance to paint me new sign
Sabenust go a-sailiug ON the bay a-Sundsy, ana
~ ,s;ovasd--;ust MS like as not on my money: any
ssee died. and made no stgn. was III
taifi hurry, fof had to raise money to take nP
I'M. and was short full one halt. There was
mns splig in the BARRIERS chair who passed me
d sol in the shop about yard before me- oy
king az il he wanted TO speak to man VINO was
had Of ne---a contemplate trick We'll, Slf,
here he sat- fee!ng OF his chin after every round
sflbs tstot ani asking for more till his bears
was close .,eaped into the middle OF next week;
reading the whole time the only paper that ever
10 read which he continued TO do all the While
he nanwas curling his hair and wh'skers, evident
y u.s TO spite me. 1t was an hour before got away
RON the BARRIERS aud then the friend who woain
hNlcafed me Fifty dollars, in my strait, had Ia
Zen the morning cars for Newark. Alter attend
hs II some necessary business at the store, sal
lid Cit for shia' dy in Wall-strect, Every
Soiy was short though each one could have
tusi yesterday which struck me as rather Gu
Nus Ii was not far from three, and the day
ns Of the nasliest Angus, kind hot as moi'ed
nd musgy, and sticky. / had on pair OF new
soa, which my shoemaker, for the first time
Msy believe in twenty years, had made too small.
asa,snsl how they bit at the heels, bhstercd as
n Sere troth slipping up and down in them
" stock was continually twisting round, hind-
sassore My shirt, too, seemed possessed,
sSa nj keep it down behind 1t kept crawling
q and finally rolled into an inaccessible lump,
a'sra;e with perspralion, and rested in the snal
any back. This annoyed me almest as much Us
isa, the first had folt this summer, that was
slpng me at his leisure, in secure pos't'oi
shrh he had taken up between my shoulders. Al
ssinterestins iuncture, was seized by the but
hab perhaps the most perfect specimen OF &
ssre ,ha, can be found in Newfork not one o
per big pod.aurer sort, but fellow that twists I
siales into YOU with his right hand, while he de
iains ycu by the button with bis left, taking 1t GU
noa and then, when he thinks II Is gong rathe
asid to blow oil the chips, and torthwith inset'
ng in another place. He was telling me- IN
QUO voice, of shabby trick that had lately pee
svved him by man that had just passed US, an
shsl ne had that mcrnipg said to bun: oa'o
", you arc a id liar and scouudrel. ETC.; an
ieouid see, as the passers.by tarned round to 100
aus, that they thseght he was addressing tn
supplementary remark to me. did n, wonder
,ither, that they should think SO, for my face mus
aave been a good deal infamed with impatient er
durance. Well when cesld stand it no Longer
broke away, to drop in upon the only frien
sho ] thought would help me out and wha, do va
think He had iust lent every dollar he had
N the man whom my button-he had been ser,
lag DIP to me in parcels-his particular friend
As came out of his Office, the clock struck ,hre
went home more anaoyed, more grieved, than
remember ever TO have been before in my life.
was now wrought up to the highest pitch. we
straight to my bedroom. and after long scare
found the little black rascal that had covered L
back and shoulders thick with oblong weils
hio,ehes; and was glancipg at the demoniacal
sense depicted in my countenance as passed
she looking glass, rolling my prisoner as sw'
mc'sel snder nay thumb and finger, when
a00'bell rang, and the girl came to say that
ssnteman wanted to see me-. stepped be'o
WIN something Of exultation in my manner,
% the hall found the Notary. He handed mt
protest and walked out; and when he had go
sa,d to him, " You and your bank may go to
~ -: d rather have the pleasure OF torturi
ai's htte torment to DEATH than to have
"smped note ia my pocket " After manpu