New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-08

II wsi c1romsry auong the ancens to bury the young
seafy norn becase wishing give the soest inerpre
talon possible 10 death. they said ina, Aurora the goddess
OF he morning, bad stolen them 10 her embrace
TIE cline was and sunny, and blue and soft the
sky,
TIE crimson rays Of morning were floating far and high
TIE earth was gemmed with lowers Of every form and
hue,
nxhch were sweety nesting the pearly drops of dew
Ys. there came wildly pulsng the fragrant air along
Which swayed the cit-on bowers sad and funeral song
AthrlIing sound OF mourning solemn spirit-wai
Ins made the heart beat family and caused the cheek
to pale.
They came band Of maidens with slow and measured
tread,
And sadly did they bear her the young and early dead
Death lay in those dark uesses. and s,ilea their wavy
Upon Ter brow, his signc, he placed his own to know
de quenched the dark eyes brightness and stole the
blooming rose current flows :;
On youths so cheek that bushes when life's warm
ne stayed the young hearts gushing that in her bosom
beat feet.
The agile form he Strengthened and hushed the dancing
and SO they bore her from them to dwell among the
dead; [dread :
They paved her grave with flowers. to take away its
from ups with grief that quvered, there sweled fare
vel! song
ios' aoa.ed sadly onward, as breezes swept along.
We bear thee TO thy rest:
We lay thee in thy beauty
Upon the cold earths breast
Aurora bright hath called thee
Go then 10 Der embrace
We sorrowtuly yield thee
Thou maid OF dove.like grace
Thy resting place we We chosen
Where fowerets brightly bloom,
and with the tairest blossoms
We semmed thine early tomb.
Say, dwenest thou where flowers
Undying radiance tiipg3
Where gush the living waters
never failing springi
We know not, child of morning
We cannot thy track:
We miss thy CLEANING beauty:
We may not win thee back.
brow, now.
And hssed the lip so whitened. which gave no answer
1seIo'y queen of morning had won that radiant face,
a' form Of machless beauty her dewy halls TO grace
1St SNOWFLAKE: Il Gift for Innocence and Beauty:
i0'k and Philadelphia
Iais is new Annual of the larger size, rather
'aaeialy than gorgeously appareled and very hand
''hey embeished with the following Plates;
nk, Painter, Engraere
IT, Lady Helen B R Faaikensr. H Robinson
RYE H. (. Chaloa, r A.
EsS Dream ....J. D. Harding. 7. Willmore
SnS,,Die.e nSen.. Miss j.. Starps....H Robinson.
Ths Ssdss Boat J. Vickers......R- Brandard.
iuszS,s,a'4e r.-..J Holmes .........C. Heath.
Cne1 'on.....W. BoxalL. H. COOK.
AHes ''.'......-.C, Slanied, "A r A X Brandard.
Bo,o, ''.'.......H- Corboud -. C. Rolls.
4''''"............ ......W. II. Tappan.
y. e contributions are ,hirty.sx in number, from
P. pens OF Mrs. E. f. Enet Mrs. E. o. Smith,
] ci torres'er, otway Curry Prof Ingraham, L.
n' Inc Editor, &c. &c. Mrs Ellet contributes
s,. Una Anna; A Tale of Art" being condensed
~. ''auon Of Rellstabs novel SO entitled. 1, wor-
So. overs icrty five pages. Mr. Arthur gives US
pie but mighty rebuke of the heartlessness and
~. nypocrsy of much that covers itself with the
Ioe Of Religion among u.s. under the title of Pro.
'1 not frinc'ple.' We must try to publish it