New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-22

gers, an old Irish lady and gentleman of the name
of Tobn from Cincinnati, who 90 back to inc
Green Isle to die where they were born, that Their
dust NAV rest where rests the dust of thc'r ath-
ers. They have Tired prosperously IN Amerca,
but they could die happy only IN ireland. SIX
children are LEFT in America; and one daughter,
with that fial devotion which halows daugh
tcr's affection, accompanies her parents On this
scpuchra pilgrimage
Noticing an intelligent looking Scotchman for
ward inquired If he too was tired Of America
" Ma, IA, friend. lis no that way wi me- I'm
but running DER on a matter o. business, and to
make short visit. From the first day set foot
in Oneida county Mr.. Wocott-a vara nice
man he is-tpcrhaps you ken something of the
WoIcotts-they are Manufacturers at York
Miils.) gave me employment, and | have not seen
an idle hour, OF lacked any OF the enloyments of
life since. The last winter purchased a farm IN
Clinton. The crops are a IN and growing, and
vi Gods blcssn' will be back to horvcs,Ing
O them. have help enough in my own family
to work my farm. Three sons are well grown
lads, aud others are coming up after them. The
guide wife has fourteen bairns. Much agreeable
conversation passed with this industrious, thrlv
ing, cheerful Scotcllman, hlr. Brydan) who re-
presents a numerous and valuable class OF our
Emigrant citizens. With the habits, principles
and temperament OF the Daiiie Nicol Jarvles who
are to be met in our Z" Saut Markets. and the
g Dandie Dnrnonts'' who fcrtzc. our soil, no
stranger need turn hungry or naked from our
shores.
There are, by the way, two classes Of Storage
passengers My Scotch friend and several 9th
crs have large rooms parttioned OFT from the
Steeragc proper, with the benefit Of good air and
light. They however eat themselves" as Pat
says, and pay $50 for their passage. A second
class steeragc is bat $50.
Among the 1st class Steerage passengers
was not a little surprised TO find the g Columbian
Alinsres,; for whose high vocal powers our
friend Mech Of the Museum, has so often made
| the Evening Journal voucher. They are on a
| professional visit to England, where Mr. RlcE
the original :: Wirginny Niger was cninenty
1 successful. As these Vocalists can out" Jump
Jim Crow and give ten Songs TO hls one, L
| hope their success may be in proportion. We
are indebted largely to Europe for her Fanny
! Ellslers, Mad. Celcstes Mons. Adrents, &c &c.
1t is a pleasure therefore, to send abroad, in re-
turn, these columbian Minstrcls," whose sue
cess, if there is taste and sentiment IN England
to enjoy the music of nature, Will be more than
triumphant.
Nor arc these Yankee Minstrels the only ma
tional novelty the ship George Washington IS
waiting to England We have TWO THOUSAND
WooDEx CLOCKS on board These " notions
are of Massachusetts fabrication, and find, l am
4 informed, a ready market with John Bull. The
purchasers are among the humblcst of the mid
ding classes, who form clubs Of II, Is or 20,
paying six pence week into purse for the pur-
chase of Clocks, which are drawn for by Lottery,
the contribution and the drawing continuing un-
til each member Of the Club rejoices In a WOODEN
CLOCK. This is one Of the triumphs of Ameri-
/ can Manufactures.
Z. fY,,r GOOD snip George Washington has always
/ beer. a favorite packet. On her June passage of
last year. CHARLES Dickens returned in her to
/ England Capt. Burrows informs me that he
made himself extremely popular with all an
board In his Noics'' he speaks in highly
complimentary terms OF the ship and her conf
mander.
GRANT THoRBuRN, the well known Scotsman
and Florist, returned to America in this ship. and
| make the following extract from his Book. for
the purpose of saying that every word of 1t is as
applicable TO her present captain and crew as to
her former excellent conmmdcr:-
If you hayea ricnd il, The world to whom you wish
well and that friend wants 70 cross ;is Atlantic, tell hun
| 10 wait for the George Washington; Capt Holdrdge and
crew. We have brrn mae days cut and have nor heard an
octh from an officer sailor; sometimes making :welre
knots an hour with the high Snakeiiill IN |er-
sew aud neither sigh gr1s his escaped the ships
,iners Her sheets Of swelling the breeze
moved by her steady and willing without noise
iusion--,s If mpellcd by the god Of order"
The same spirit of order and the same propric-
ties of language and temper reigned throughout
the vessel during the 81 days we were on board
of her. But enough for this writing. So adleu
for the present.
GUApD1AN ANGELS That earth, air and sea
arc fi,ll of shadowless creatures, having more or
less 10 do with the dwcllers of earth and the bus
ness of Garth, is prevailing and beautiful super
sttion throughout the world. Superstition said
we, But why superstition How know VIC
that such creatures are not real, ever present.
whispering integences, appointed to everlasting
companionship with man, and to the guardian
ship of the blessed that still abide upon the earth q
KEEP Up ArPEARANCEs.-" Never sell yourself
at much less than your market value In other
words-keep up appearances. If you are poor
and wretched and miserable and friend!ess let no
body suspect the truth, If you can help it. or you
are lost. Better throw your last dollar into the
street. with an air, than be suspected OF poverty
or of shabbIneSS. Jolh Neai.
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