New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-16
THE TRIBUNE.
rHetsTIAg pAScINC.

4 IHE IRiDUNE.
cagrsTIAg DANCING.
We are reminded of an advertisement. which ap-
ssred some three or four weeks since 10 the papers
npderbis head BY the follow ing passage in French
journrl:
THE ARCHBISHOP AT THE BALL.
"a grand Ball was given lls, SVnday, by 81 dc
LIP which assaulted the flower Of the cie,y Of
CaalbrAe At half past eleven carriage stopped at
the door; venerable man agh,s, enters The sa
loon. AID The dancers remain as il transported with
one foot in the air, like scholars caught in fagran,
6sI:ct for they recognized the Archbishop. N
Gitsud. follow ing in the footsteps Of toe TO be
regretted Chevefus Archbishop Of Bordeaux, pre-
cents 10 the company the passc Of lnendican irar
pessiog through tbe quadries, visiting the card-ia
bles as beggar for the poor with these words
Where Pleasure reops her harvest, Charity has a
right 10 come as CLEANER Then the Archbishop
% restore liberty to others AID preserve hls own
went away rejoicing in the means he bad gained Of
relieving poverty
CHRISTIAN HUNTING.
Many young people have OF late been given TO
long hunting parties in the neighoorhood OF Rome.
They would 20 out aud pursue the ch&so for fifteen
DAYS at time, passing their evenings IL drinking
and revery The Catholic Government has inter
fered. obligiug each such party TO take companion
and mentor Of their bangueis & priest who is, be
side 10 ray mass for them every morning. This
SEP has been considered The more singular. as most
Of these youths are English and Germans, conse-
qaeutly protesrants.
CHRISTIAN ANGLING.
We have received from the publishers, Burgess
stringer & Co pretty little book called The
American Anglers Guide which those interested
in the craft, or whatever The pursuit may be called,
will and for sale by John j. Brown Co, Ang
ler's Depot, go Fulton 81; 1t teaches how TO catch
The FISH both by knowing how TO look for them and
bow 10 make choose the proper bats. In look
Ing at the pretty lines quoted about making the HES,
If an insect f.l Ois certain gudc)
He gently takes him from the whfing tide;
Examines well his form with curious eyes,
HI. gaudy vest. has wings. his horns, his size;
Thon round the hook the chosen fur nc winds
And the back a speckied feather binds
So Just The colors shine III every part,
That Nature seems 10 live again IN all
To frame tho little animal. provide
An tho gay hues that walt Oh female pride
Let Nature guide thee; sometimes golden wIe
The shining bellies Of the fly require Is;
The peacock's plunes thy tackle must not fall
Nor the dear purchase Of the sables tau;
Each gaudy bird some slender tribute brings,
And lends the glowing insect proper Why's
SILKS Of all coors must their aid inipart'
And every fur promote the fishers art
So the gay lady, with expensive care,
Bonows the pride OF land, OF sea OF air
Fns pearls and pumes the glit;erng Ting displays
Daz1ics our eyes aud easy hearts bctrays'
In reading these lines we were reminded OF
tame wild man Of the West, whom one who knew
him well characterized as half dandy half savage
amixture not unrcquently found IN The French resi-
dent in new country. He thought the Summer
dsysw would be hes, spent by him and his wife on
tho banks of the streams. While he was fishing
che could be making flies for him and so have her
part In the poetry for that, too, sad he Is "Fne
Art" The picture pleased Most men would
have contented themselves with having the vile
broi the fish when caught.
But 10 return TO the Anglers Guide Iho BOON
after giving the substantial directions and lniorma
tons sought by the amateur, thinks 1t nced'ui 10
apologize for the taste in the following fashion ;
mild aud enthusiastic amateur, after dem
eating the enioyments of the beauties oil Nature us
Isolated with AM ling adds AS Christian GER
tainly say that, in some OF my solitary ra'noies' OF
boat excursions with my rod, have been favored
with most devout and grateful emotions OF the heart
In contemplating the beauties OF creation and look
ing up from the works of my Maker around me- TO
Him who made them all, my meditaiions on The
Divine goodness and grace have been most sweet,
&c. Farther on,
s .swhen we examine the Book OF Books ne and in the
Book OF job and in parts Of the New Testament refer
enees directly made 10 drawing nsh with hooA' as
"Cans, thou draw out The Lev:atiM WIKI nevN' W
his W.T. d
thou put hook into his noSeY
What nonsense Will not the mania OF living oS
texts give birth to next AS well might the SHAKER
6nd them for comparing the stern professor oil fe
hsion who makes Sirls in their teens FAINT by ask
ing them in sepulchra tone II they are willing
TO be summoned to the presence of their Maker III
the middle Of dancel' 10 protane Michai' who
laughed in her heart al dancing
Do people think Do they look around them
and yet seriously suppose that the Power which
plants dimpes on the check OF childhood and daises
h The field has any objection 10 u mixture OF
mlr,h in our lives and OF mirh enjoyed Tor lis own
sakei Moderation, indeed, Is the beautiful Jaw the
law by which alone either pleasure or business can
be kept pure There may be excess IL dancing, IN
hlnung 10 angling; there is deeper objection TO the
Ia, two because pain is given To living things ana
violence doue in The world by the ministers Of a
higher dispensa,ion This is done 10 earnest al The
time. bat one would think it need not Tor pleasure
Though The cleaning OF The Archbishop Is no'
snss, and might DC reminder OF duty 10 inc f'ch
Gwen as a relief to The poor. We; who viii sup
pose in q free state OF thought, that any good IS
gained by entoscins restraint on Tie hunting party
By The presence OF priest, or ,bat the hook VIII
burt the i.,ie fish less because it has been men
tobed in the book OF Job 0 men, pray. pray iook
more simply into your own natures, more SIMPLY
study ,he u,ea,ions OF the Divine Being IL Is much
he precepts OF darker day, the thoughts OF mere
childish epoch in the worlds history that Keep You
% harrow and ,hcugh,less you ere. Think: I'VE,
dear not. LIna the. Eatnrr rrouEn. anl Lie be