New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-12-30

plories half score at once, and often on the
Place dc Greve, opposite the City Hall,
/ NJ FREoERlKA BREMER, in her pamphlet upon
/ rRAuss and his peculiar tcncts, makes the fol-
wing beautiful apostrophe to the Bible:
oBook of books! deep, wonderful mine, whose
ats ages have assaulted, ages have traversed,
I'd will vet traverse! Holy lineage-roll, dis
paving the record Of the internal unfolding OF
race of man from the hour of It's birth ga
yantic drama of lfes beginning and end. Ora
ma with dark episodes and bloody scenes, but
whose mornings arc in light; which commences
With mans infancy, and ends where begins new
Re after death and the grave. History OF his
ones. how often have not descended INTO It's
.pth with an ardent and inquiring heart.
Long-long was it to me dark, mysterious and
|icomprehensble, and could not separate the pre-
cous metals from the dross and earth, which ad-
hgcd to it; the great pulse of reconciliation,
steadily beating beneath the varying veal and
woe Of earthly life, amid the solemn blessings and
curses of the wailing mind, was concealed from
sme; long have srayed and doubted, often des-
pairing of the way and the truth. Yet the eye
became by degrees used to sec by twilight; and
ven for the least Of his inquiring children does
6d let his light shine Now | walk securely on
IL wonderful course, and to my last hour will
mmey on, searching and praying. To effect
mans reconciliation with the true life and with
God, the development of his nature and his far
lie, progress, he must, in the present age. cspe
caly, become reconced with the Scripture
- The Foreign Correspondent OF the National
lnplligenccr says:
a letter from Warsaw, in the Treres Ga-ch.,
lives some details Of late battle between the Rus.
sans and Circassians The latter, with about 100
men, attacked with great resolution two Russian
stations when marching to relieve other troops
The Russians fought bravely, but were Obliged TO
3elr before the great numbers OF the enemy. SIX
Russian officers were killed, and the loss on thar
fldc was in general great. A regiment OF Chasseurs
sme to the aid of the Russans and forced the Cir
assans to give wav.''
The Jairery0l German Gazette contains a letter
Em Vienna, dated Doth uluimo which says: The
GScument has Just concluded u loan OF fifty mil
IlnS of iorus with the houses of RothSchlld, Sina,
iAnSten, and Eskelles. The negotiation is SAID 70
aic been made at l05 but this may be only report
|G pecualors.'
AMERICAN WINE.-Mr. NIottier, who has -four
smns vineyard near this city informs us that he has
sod every gallon of his American Wine. his crop
ja'l year. from about four acres, NOW IN lull bear
as,i was HOO gallons. He has also two or three
cFeS more coming into bearing. His sales, during
e last eight months, exceed $500 gallons, inc!u-
ing some OF his previous crops at 75c TO 81 COPPER
Ii!on, chiefly at the latter price. He has made and
I No' since ne commenced the business here, mne
'ars SINCE, 5000 gallonS. He uses no brandy IN
g preservation of his wine, which is thus The pure
!lce OF the grape.
1, The extent OF this business is probably known to
OF lew OF our citizens 1t is carried on chiefly by
e;Rtrlenced German Vine DrcsSers from the Valley
~ ale Kline, who browning all the hill tops III
t' vicinity OF Cincinnati with Vineyards. The busl-
pes will DC largely extended next Spring. We
f"e collected some statistics on this subject, which
Re shall publish shortly. 1t will surprise many to
aow that there are now about three hundred acres
iais county devoted to vineyards, of which some
4nS like eighty or ninety are owned by one person.
cincinnati Atlas.
q The Memphis (l'enn.) Eagle has the follow
IS, which, for the last week or two, would answer
j%II Tor our latitude:
| A New RoAp.-Onc wagner meeting another
I'm the same neighborhood in our streets few
IEs since, asked him how he got here with the
tSa S IN such a shocking condition
| Why, came n new road" responded he.
a new road. eh 2 Well, will be much obliged
E!ou will point ii out TO me, for found the old one
rnoSI impossible with only halt u load. Where
Where is it, Why, as near as can guess, 1t
I ao01t tito feet under tic old oae.'
tff few evenings since a gentleman, while
[V'urns IN ST. Louis, was loud in ms defence OF the
t tgr OF that city for honesty and morality
s. THe engaged in his labor OF love, some rogue