New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-14

appeared with its uniform p1nctuality on the frs,
day OF the month. Il is the first number OF the
tpen;y eighth rolun.e, fact which speaks iorcibly
Of the manner in which the work is CONDUCTED We
have before remarked and ind continual proof Of the
justice Of the observation ths Magazine IN ,hs coun
Try well edited IN the strc,est sense OF the term as
the hnicke.bocker. Il Is correctly described BY ,te
United States Gazette, as pleasant gentemauiy con-.
panon for all readers one that uaderssnds the tue
merit Of conversation, and please without being vu
gar mpar fun without. adul;erstor and can speak
sobery and beautifully without, TIE ponpo.i;y .hs, Is
dissgrees5!e. OF requires srea. talent TO DO
,his Blu, toe Knckerbocker has ali ,ha. required srd
the accomplished Editor speaks each month it. ad
mixing readers that there is but disappointment. they
ever experience snd that IT, tia. tie a., page arrived
at too soon
The p.esen; number has large anoun; Of valuable
and entertaining in prose and L. opens with
TT excesn; article American Scholarship, which
proper tribute is paid selfate men many c. whom
arc our mos, successful and Distinguished c;zeas The
Lights and Shadows Of Fashionable Life continuei
with undated Split. This writer, although sometimes
INDUCING remarks not little calculated TO awaken the
ire Of religious par,ilsns gives emitting and sarcastic pic
lures OF fashionable society SewYo:k Babylon tie
Less He Is The Gentleman Black who soc. every
where ard everything and comments freely ell he
sees and all he hears The Sketches from Constantine
pie are interesting as an extract two from the article
will show:
Some time ago I took Doctor s. TO Abdul Hsk e.
fend Rdtim BASH chief phi. stefan Of The Sultan 10
obtain from permit for the former 10 practice medi-
cine Constannople and Its environs. informed the
Efendi who is old fat fond Of Joke, that Doctor
3, being Armenian By birth, wished 10 practice
only among his own people, and would not n0lsst the
Turks.
Oh. understand = exclaimed the Efend, laughing
he will spare US
The Envoy sent from Mongolia, on the Caspian Sea- to
the Sublime Porte, with slave attendants, was
obliged Shocking TO relste) to edt them up
The negotiations having been prolonged later than the
Envoy anticipated and his Government failing 10 make
him reutaDces, or what Is more probable CHE As!auc
soveregns seldom allowing their ambassadors any other
compens alton Than Baiish present at parting with
another Il they with success his own resources
falling he compelled 10 have recourse 10 the sale OF
said personnel OF hts embassy for subsistence IN the
course months he had sent 10 the slave market all
attaches under secretaries etc. and The rst Secretary
Legation length destined 10 follow the fate
Russian Embassador having visited the Prince for the
purpose Of communicating docameat from HI. Govern
ncnt and finding his colleague from Mongolia about TO
copy himself suggested the proprety Of calling in the
Secretary.
Alas i remarked the Prince, Poor fellow have had
III eat him also
Eat him exclaimed the astonished Russian, who could
think OF no greater dainty than taow candle "ist 90
YOU meanl'
kept MIN until the last, replied the Prince, hoping
daily 10 receive relief my Government, 10 termin-
my mission but last week had 10 sell him, and have
already consumed the proceeds.
There good deal OF humor In the Adventures Of a
Yankee Doodle The Mesmeric lecturer who deemed
Eddication The cr6wnn glory OF the United-n States
seems have any too much Of IL himself. If we may
Judge from his language:
bu,.. ,ha los ~
and the HEREDITARY dogmas OF The grasp Of mind Is
onward The flight of knowledge is not TO be posonei by
the OF religious and the narrow minded Big
otry which stops the eDgnery OF the age. GoAHEAp AZ
the great German Teuicsdrock. well expressed IT. writ
the rontas OF SCIENCE GoAHEAD Is the plain cry
of splng infants well of inveterate old age Co
AHEAD is heard from early in the morning until the Cali
Of Mexico =
The way they do things in New.York Is capital hit
a, the folly Of attempting force the aud Gus.
toms of foreign country upon another when they are
totally inappcsble in the article Of dress in atecta-
tou Of foreign manners In display of foreign terms
when the party speaking imperfect knowledge Ct
he gusge sUd missppies words in limitation VI 'he
fashionable hours Of meeting &c The ridiculous ntec-
ta,ion of French names and French dahes is well hit of
In a sketch OF q fashionable dinner.
Prof MArzs has an article upon the Causes and Cure
of Early Consumption which will be likely to attract
erea, deal Of the public attention he and GER
tainly goes far prove By argument and numerous
amples that early consumption be cured By resd'
enco In high attitudes. where the lungs expand and
grow healthtu There several other prose articles
(smone them the always attractive tLeger Papers
aud an article from Ned Buntline the Mr. Judson no
was 80 brutay treated and had many narrow escapes
from death Nashvic but we have no room TO notice
them The Literary Notices are full and discriminating
and the Editors Table 10 loaded with large variety OF
kir my n ia
great actors. Cooke and Kean and the raising Of the
monument to the former by the latter n which the late
Bishop Hobart appears in very smable light spirited
and peasantywren account OF visit 10 the grave OF
Byron and copous Gossip, over which presides
OLD KxIcx himself leaning upon bis iaif, and chatting
familisrly with his readers he opens with some Re-
ninisceuces of General WASHINGTON, which full Of
interest
In the wear OF cur Lord 1890, stood upon the door
step OF the counting house OF which was then ou; the
Youngest clerk when the companion beside me huriedy
said: There he comes there comes bdsan9f9r" ]
looked up PeaIlsuee AMI saw approaching with stately
eso aud open brow, the Father OF M country his ha
WAS d. 10. the Gay sui ~, snd he was
by Colonel PAGE and JANIS MADISON. Never nave
forgotten nor shall forget my dying day, the serene,
tho pen,yn the GoDEe expression OF the counienance o.
thar MAN Of His lofty men and commanding nSure
sci OF advantage oy an elegant dress CONSISTING Of nlae
coat buG small cothes silver knee suc shoe oIcSes and
,rhe vest his powdered LOCKS and powerful vigorous
LOOK for he was the PRIME aud strength OF his man
hood have never faded mind curinS the many
wears with al their chances and changes, which have
rolled between AS WASHINGTON passed The place near
where Stood his mild blue eye fell upon ms ana II
seemed AS though his very glance was eenecicuon-
Thoch high deeds and noble scts-fame, deaih pat0n
,xor,np and tesrs-have sincs N tue deep places OF ny
hear consecrated his above every other mama OF
esrh VET even then, boy was, the saoce thsee ne
through and through; ny eyes f. beneath II and n'y
hsnS Was involanar.y 10 uncover my lead, a. an
sugus, being passed by.
Once again saw Me President. he was riding, me
carriage bems drawn by four beautiful bays iEeuese
vii rs silver plate and yellow pannels, which mas ever
,ncs seemed TO me proper and a'soe'aic color o.Ee
80 sSsae Of WASHINGTON y for vehicle OF thls kind
Mr., o, Lady WASHINGTON, AS she was always called sat
nv h,s AIDE She OF comely and pleasant eouhte-
nance and appeared be chatting In lively N amer 70
re- noble lord master. whose Usual gravity ny res
,,..on .srve. u,e. was us relaxed. DE turned bis
f.ce toward her-I think lie smiled
{. o,cs more was he borne along. The steees not now
nraacIng and gay onethe Ole waI-hotse-!ea oeioe
his masters body saddle and stup empty sac s!oIn o.
hIcs covering him Mourniuly the Dune animal seemed
- Nslk HON mutey eloquent twas The scene Is Il"
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