New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

IN, no less than Tic Lged Of B4be 1t makes Al,
:,,ssson upon the nind like the description OF Pal.
,,r,. by WAKE aud the style much resembles that OF
~. admirable writer The following the build
Ing Of Nirnrods great Tower
e last sun that shone the iated city had risen in
,,ed splendor The din OF labor had commenced
d sweI,ed in volume each Of burden joined
So ,,nbling throng, and each new forge opened It's
dss.eang eang The tough clay Of the river bank fur
.bed The endless material for making brick and its
Iroy bed was scraped for the requisite Out
.dr The city gates, the open field was vast highway
,s,opged with smoky brckkilns, crowds Of vehicles
and beasts OF burden and restes. multitude OF human
.orrns The ass, the morse, the camel the elephant,
we're made the aborOus and seryiceabe aids of in
his stupendou5 ard unremttag work. Round trc
tse of the vast beds oil mortar and heaps Of
bck were receiving constant additions while by
Of huge planted IN IN" body OF the structure
,bgse additions constantly disappearing hosted
from one stage 10 another till they finally reached the
dizzy hight where they entered INTO the composition OF
m. gigantic whole. IN the eye might essay de.
ret the thousands who ut that awful cminence
bdiug themselves still higher into the vault OF heaven
10. at that hight these worknen passed their days and
Nights for the time they would in daily a.
cent and desccn, great be thus sacrificed
Throughout the whole work the utmost system and dis
rplne maintained. Each had his appointed
work which be exchanged for other. 4
chef superinn ded the labOrs OF each gang while each
sci OF chiefs reported progress 10 their immediate supe
ors and these again received their general directions
and submitted The account OF their management to the
king IN council
The description which ensues OF the destruction of
he immense pile, by fire from the Lord cut Of Heav
en- amidst earthquake aud storm il highly spirited and
picturesque. The Thoughts Humble Lye include
story full OF promise and hope to the faithful poor
The writer begins with these plan and true reflections
There il much beauty iu humble life Could we but
enter into hearts OF the lowly obscure and see
their efforts compass their little ends their noble
cacc- for another could I'VE but lay hands
1ier hearts and iccl the beating there oil hopes and
i,s-s vain % o uua
desires after more favored place in the world We
should perhaps realize the relationship have with
the poor the humble, the unknown.
As pass along kind reader Ia your place OF bust
the city do you not often poor wretch
VINO 10 be bewildercd api torsken md do you
not pass him by YOU pass horse or dog There
s,ands man. brother man. y,m brother by u com.
relationship 10 CHRIST. Do you ever thiEk OF
helping such an outcastf No you think it impossible
that you do him any good You have had no expe-
rience IN such instances, and you think HIM hopeless
cast,s ruined But you IRE wrong. That form
possesses heart pride, generous emotion,
affections and that you are regarding him, his
tears now MS hchrt is breaking as he remembers ms
father his mother, his home far oil ia iorc IN land
word Of kindness VIII be swcctcr now TO that man
than handful OF gold lie Is lost cazed, iorsGlcn, in
despair Only the best the trucst natures capable
OF feeling rs he feels The bad prosper by crime hy
louli not by fair Only The pure be broken
hearted
The sketch of kcl, with Traditions OF the Baltic and
The St Dominican Refugee have not read bu,
nounce it one OF the mos, striking magazine papers we
,.... e -, ,., IN
w ee'' io' 'iO"'is III any Pei'o"'"' i'o ioaoei Is
taken by imperccptible degrees to deserted village
churchyard, deserted for more than fifty years The
IA -, - II, g. -. :; ,,,.
'u '"u''H III 'cicn' io'P''"' io o"'' - 'o''ei''s
to Its decsying foundation. and It's leaning spre threat
topple down hcedlong the congregation all
ae.;. mo GOOD o,d ,b,, ros,i,c FROM, b;s ,.bors s.,
last and the grave to his close by the gate,
which he had ouluctpl their beds
And now the old church is silent all SILENT There
aloe, voor a,,o ,,o.r ,ho do,d corc,e,,,iop Tho
~ ~
'Oo's'ohcs ocgih 10 iesh o'"%u hhc oi nie anu '"e
Inscriptions upon them 10 grow dim rs eve sight fails
Tho ber ,bo, s,on, h. Tho ,o, Inns silently ro,td down
N'l' '''''''' y '"o SUI 80"
1pVH Tue ground "'iu RANK grass c''"l"es 9'o" 'o'
Is covering the sections spade rsis beside his grave
and the grave. ward itself has grown old Yes
47p 49,, 80, $50 ,,;, all rj go ,,.as ,,,
ch,r.h e,u 81, 80 ~ ~ 81 ,L. To-, or,,,or
'Vu AZ "tu was 'e' dc n " "ei' .ie .s9. ss 49,
,b da, NJ b ,' a, h;s ~ I,I , , j.;
The ,oS y, H. ~, 80, 49,, 5,,in ,b ,b;",s -
ro,.nc S,i, all N d. fii t sU;,,, ,ys ,b ,iory NJ
the inncr ,r,,I ,,,as iarar,inc III Rihs ,as mon
Inc MIN, }Ii ,t, ,,n i,,,,,nrbcd by 1--WE ~,
eo,i or r,,,, ,h, 80, a., ic, a,,3rr H. ,,,r;ou.
ha,rs II Ms bc savl If rho oi6 ch,r,b and IKE the
,r,s, :, - " ~ ~, ~. -, ~ - - y
,r,,n;nd ,,I - :" 3D. ,; NJ ,ha ,, lr,,,,la
nnL of ,h ~, -, b,II ,,cnt,,yy Fittv wears
Of dumb tm,f Al morning mid day, evening. Sprlnc
,pr,rr w, L., III L.,
Thsrr ,s " -. One, -, the cr,vexs,,; and in .l,,,
church No, ALWAYS silent there r,collect II was on,,
tl mornbrb, night about th, middle of June a GREAT
many when h, silence of the old church Wa,
disturbed and the ward was full of strange lite, II
was such pirb, a. spirts most like for their visiting
yery ss. hsS svrry s,r md sound of noisy life WAS
ouiesd The sti moon hathed the old church tower
and the graveyard in hood OF dreamy hight, Beauti-
ig yery beauul,-a kind OF solemn gadness rcisucd
among ihe tombs Every tiny grass blade had clad itself
Ia moon beam and s,ood adorned with diamond
The nys wsrs hp.y in beau,tyinr the graveyard and
cS sosy lrp ,ritt as loSed res saiea ,c,,h deidroy
IL, 4.a lb,iu, ,eit tsar t>. reS,tR1, ON The tric
q asee6G, Tb Stream M II rinpled aIopg wa: all of
sancnr ,Iy, On coId Mainly read the inscriprons
on ,he t,,,h stones tb ~; chr was 81 bright How much
OF SsbSs,h tbcr,. : amons ts Graves in st,li moon
Ishlnirht, How holy
As have sd :, ~ ON ,cb nights that good spirits
leave their rays And zach one has his owl, errand OF
merry to pertorm They do not loitr around the hab
jsuoas a, mon s AL snrr,a,ors rra,ityinr mere curl
osiy n, Illus anon sn,r,,s none any where
,htoashou, Tho Cspy,ross realm save among men
Que yiss rho r,sr,s couch and AS he whispers in
bis ear The ,cars sr, dried away and the ,nourner
smiles IN S; asS 80" "nS irssIns ut heaven
Apothr s; o ep, anu w - S,rw ,h, tb,rsrv AND
hoUses.. "a 20 ti us Se Q. w, M bsa thai com