New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-29
BY HENRY W. LoSorELLow.
'e architects of Fate.


ALL are architects of Fate.
Working in these walls Of Time;
Some with massive deeds and great,
Some with ornaments Of rhyme.
Nothing useless is, nor low;
Each thing in its place is best
And what seems but idle show
Strengthens and supports the rest,
For the structure that we raise,
Time is with materials filed;
Our to-days and yesterdays
Are the blocks with which we build.
Truly shape and fashion these;
Leave no yawning gaps between,
Think not because no man sees
Such things will remain unseen.
In the elder days of Art,
Builders wrought with greatest care
Each minute and unseen part
For the gods see every where.
Let us do work as well.
Both the unseen and the seen
Make the house where gods may dwell,
Beautiful, entire and clean.
Ese our lives are incomplete.
Standing in these walls Of Time,
Broken star-ways where the feet
Stumble as they seek;o climb
Build today then, strong and sure.
With firm and ample base
And ascending and secure
Shall tomorrow find its place.
Thus alone can we attain
To those turrets, where the eye
Sees the world as one vast plain
And one boundess reach of sky.
W. II. Graham Is the Agent for NewYork. This num-
Der commences volume and the present is favora
BILE time for subscriptions.
"RgsULTs OF HYDRoPATHY ; or Constipa-
ton not Disease OF the Bowels Indigestion not Dis
case of the Stomach; with an Explanation OF the True
Nature and Cause of these Ailments, Explaining the Rea-
son WIZ they are so Certainly Cured by the HydropathIc
Treatment To whichare added Cases Cured the STAN
ston Bury House, with Observations on the Treatment
Generally by EDWARD JOHNSON. NJ d. author Of Life
he ah and Disease Theory and Principles of Hydropa
thy' &C. Such is tbs awkward ard uncouth title eff
work characterized both by manly candor and professional
ability The author does wholly discard the of
other remedies than Water. His book Will ebtain many
readers in this country where many minds nsur
ing for best methods Of curing disease and where
deep all interest is felt in the Waer-Cure.
- "CHRIsTIAN NoS-HEsisTANcE. in all lis
Bearings Illustrated ard Defended by Adm BALLoU.'
has been published by !. Miller Mckm 81 North Fifth
Philadelphia 1t presents the arguments against all
Violent Resistance Of Evil in the ceares and strongest
light and in spirit that perfectly accords with the doc
trine I. nculcates. While 10 not in al the
opinions OF writer yet regard his work as exceed
ngly interesting and valuable and earnestly commend Il
10 general perusal we are nor at az afraid that tue
world will become too peaceablc or cherish 100 deep
adherence OF War. The book is sold By W. H Graham
Tribune Buildings.
SHORES OF THE NETHERLANDS, with
Sketches Of Travel BY FRANCIS SCHROEDER, Secretary to
the Commodore commanding the T. s. SOU adron in that
Sea in 1885, with EnsravingS in two volumes, has
just been issued by the Hsrpers. 1t is exceedingly
Pertaining work. The author is evidently man OF
quick perception and well cultivated nd-one who
knews both how and describe Hill style though
lively and familiar is always dsnifed and his pictures Of
scenery and life Characterized by vivid ness and rea
~ that renders them charming.
"MgXlco: BEFORE AND AFTER THE Cos
QUEST b. Michel Chevalier Translated frcm the
French by FAY ROBINSON. clearly printed interesting
pamphlet of 81 pages octave, just issued by Carey Hart.
1t is compendium OF Mexican History dating from the
embarkaon of Cotez-and exhibits the condition Of AT:
cial Condition. and the Priesthood. It will naturally ct
tract attention in the present sta:e Affairs
with the neshber Republic. Graham has it for sale.
MEMOIRS OF HIS Ows TIME, with Re-
nscences the Men and Events Of the Revolution by
ALEXANDER GRATpoS, Edited by John Stockton Lttel,
Member of the Historical Society OF Pennsylvania" has
teen published al Philadelphia by Lindsay j. Bakistou-
This work first published in ISL, but under circum-
stances 50 unfavorA5le that attracted
lou goOdlr Oct3-
vo volume CT 500 pages and a- enough being dull
book.
"SlSFULSEss OF SLAvEHoLDIsG in all Cir
cussnces Tested By Reason and Scripture by JAMES e.
BlasEY, pamphlet which may be obtained Of William
Harmed No. 5. Spruce-sreet The writer defends his
views with great force and ability and presents array Of
facts which have nporan. bearing the question and
too often overlooked Persons who's views OF Slave
~ are 10. clearly tahned viii DO well ead this panph-
LEI.
The GUEST, is the title OF Literary Jour
nal Published every Two weeks in Cincinnati, and edited
by Mrs. r. s NICHOLS. We have received the eighth
number an aud It's contents quite Interesting The poetic
articles are O. high order.
e TIE NEw-YoRK farmer AND MECHANIC
for June is issued hlled usual with matter useful 70
asriculturists. ". L. starr, i3s Nassau-st.
u Harpers' illustrated Edition OF The Wan
aeying Jew has reached lis 18TH number.