New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-18
VOL. VI. NO. 1879.

with the torgiyen a; Inc resurrection
The church again heard the voice OF prayer and
praIse Il was strange sight that ghastv congre
cation Is they the they occupied more than
MY year befOfe each clad IN the ui,htd-e-s Of
the death-chancer each one wCrshpp;us Bu, that
'ss service s gave better report above than rnuch
that bear5 the holy among the Irving There was
no desire Tor display now!us robe there. but me
sheet no Pr1de 0; ;GrrI AM feature Il ;ha:
pure desire and when they bowed !, prayer. The
duplication acceptable otter!nz winch Ike taa
d righteous Abel, peaceful and pure Heaven
Their prayers Tor the living themselves had no
need Of prayer il Ia the Church
that night Fifty years before that and thew .rerc
gathered IN the temple venerable assembly Of
"or.mppe:s and when they stood in prayer moved "
one noy impulse they lowed their heads facing ,ne
pulpit the :eld Of -5pened grain white unto me
harvest bends 20 the gentle breeze they remembered
those days 0; worship. they bowed thar night nan
the service began. When they sung hyrr the ANGEL!
guard among the graves joined thc song Now your
service = always solemn nor 50 sincere a. the
worship OF that night and it is much liked above
say many praise offering tina, roes up from the living
wor-h.pPer does not rise above the church bu falls
blasting Hlildcw the soul.
Well after the hymn. then came the sermon. The
Bible Wa a. when the las. sermon was preached K
open, and the book was Matthew. the text
pastor chose 'Sas not inappropriate iUr the occasion
Ana the graves were opened and usny bodies Of saints
winch slept arose and Of the graves after his
resurrection and went into the holy city and appeared
unto many In the dignity OF his Office arlDas
5ador nc stood up before and spoke plain words OF
truth. AS the energy oYthc mind shook tho feeble
frame, his sermon waxcdl stronger and more earnest
and the congregation received much precious knowl-
edge. so tree bending with its golden burden. when
shaken by the Wind shed. down the iulness OF IL fruit
IN rich profusiOn upon the ground Could you hare
heard that you would have received much wis.
dom He told OF all the dead who rose nc traced
the path OF that company spoken Of in the text who
sought Jerusalem their crrand and their Then
he dwct with great earnesness and strength the mis-
sions from the dead the duty OF those
ries; their power their labor and their reward.
All the while he preached the villagers stood without
filed with fear and wonder. The long ana
yet II seemed too short The time had passed rapidly
away, and it was wearing very late. The moonlight
struggled family through the stained Windows and the
shadows OF the tOmb-stones stretched far along the
graveyard. The ended the last words OF
the closing hymn had died away and in the order OF
their entering the congregation moved slowly and 81
lcnty out The conscious gate opened wide 10 receive
them. and the sexton stood in his place until pastor and
people had gone into their graves Then the angels who
mad kept watch with their wings extended and
they lowered above the graves. they joined in hymn
OF holy music. Birds that dreaming among the
willows. swayed by the heavenly melody. hHi warbled
their songs a5 they slept. When the las,
wrapped in its green covering the angechoir raised
higher note of music aud II rose they aoa'cd mp TO
Heaven
Our extract so long that say nothing OF tho
remarkable story that iuterwovcn the Sketch
thing OF the - Lcrer Paper-' always striking and
spirited OF the poetry much of which good the
Dreams OF Fame" especially which closes thus:
This have learned that to my hand
l. given tine labor OF the land:
by foot must tread the iurroH I'D ground
And stand when harvcsttime comes round
To me j. given the laborer- care,
Ia Autumn mine the laborers share.
'' seek no more the warriors fame
But covet honor with the good
and not with him whose fearful
L. written III ioemane blood
Let me be known whose hand
Hath brought blessing TO his lana
Whose heart is filed with something more
Than lonelngs for the golden ore
Whose prayer has been not all IN vain
To love man more than earthly gain.
No more child devoid OF fears,
The perilous oil life beside
| stand. but feel the rolling years
UplItt me like oceans tide;
O hopes heroic that arise
Serene IN manhood's morning skies,
Like stars beated til the day,
In iarer light 10 fade away
o veil tho pplcndor that We wear,
As hides the star its radiance there 80
The Literary Notices aud Editors Table depart.
crowded this month Here the Editor always
disports himself in his individual and peculiar province
But beside his multiiaous lucubra,ions there
articles which will attract much attention and inte
rest, the is entitled Lobsconse describing series
of amusing land and adventures by I'm officer in
the : Navy and very beautiful prose sketch by the
la,e amented WILLIS GAYLORD CLARK. never before
published, and entitled Ny Frs. Lore We add few
passages from the Gossip OF the Editor;
STATEPRIsoN, SINGSISG.-When we took steamer
at Piermont our return from the ever memorable
excursion the OF sullivan county Sing
Sing the broad Tsppaan-Zee, arrested for
ment attention The Stste-rrisor cleaned white
6peck the teryid but what a world of sorrow
condensed in that little focus We thought OF the
wrctchcd horde there OF the garb OF shame and
the fare, OF the long files dngy with dust
hcsrimcd with black, sliding with grating step and
locked feet 10 their narrow cells OF dying IN The
hospital; the last look OF the glazing eye resting upon
bolts and bars and armed guards without hope with
sympathy without friends Yet altogether with
friends for there spirit abroad which will
rest until Humanity rcigns triumphant IN the manage
ment oil American prisons. The good work has begun
Charlcs;own and advancing a, SinsSinc Al! honor
those who have engaged in this labor otove for their
errinC, rcpentant brother MAN
A HAPPY MONEY. MoNoM ANtAc-Thc love OF money
has been the root of evil in local which has
lately come knowledge One OF our wealthy ciu-
zens (who so fond OF merely hdrds12 money that
would always take his seat al the lar cnd Oi az; oni
bus that he might have the pleasure OF scrunlzng and
lingering the coin OF the passengers before passing i up
to the riycr) has recently become insane from anxiety
in relation To a very large fortune from the sheer
element OF buying end selling snd getting gain He
is now at the Lunatic Asylum on BLAcKwELLS Island,
where he adroty induced to 70 look az piece
of property there that be purchased az bargain
The ruling passion IS strong upon him; that be Is
quite contented IN his new position lie has been neco
stinc with the keeper foI severa! weeks Tor the pur
chase OF the Asylum tue ADJACENT SIVuHus 'ut
owing to Il pom, which the cunning Superintendent
hicseS good deal. the papers sul remain unsigned
Ink K1sHAuNrEp.-ReSdius IN the Journals every
day or TWO Of the arrest OF Epcs the NrSinia murder
en- and again OF his being sui al large we have been
led 10 think what the sensations OF the guilty rlsn must
be Are they not well described in the Book Of books
And thy lille shall hang IN doubt before thee and thou
shalt tear day and night and shalt have none assurance
of thy Ri, In the morning thou shalt say Would
God il were even and thou shalt say, w ou!d
God were morning, the fear OF thine heart where
with thou shalt fear and Tor the sight OF time eyes
which thou shalt see
PRoFANE SwsASER NoSPIUSsEp--la Schoharlt
County there hives whose addiction 10 profanity
Is such that his name has become 5y-word AMI re
prosch but by some internal thermometer ne so grad
yates his osths a. 70 make them apply TO the peculiar
case in hand the greater the ishap or cause Tor Al"
ger the stronger srd frequent his adjursnons-
His business .hst q gatherer o. ashes. winch ne
collect in small quantities and transports III an oNcar;-
Upon recent occasion. having by din OF greai labor
succeeded hinc has vehicle he started Tor the asAery
" hich stands upon the brow OF steep hill and Il Wa
not until ne reached the door thai he noticed, wind
inc it. ,ortaous down the long dech'lt l.e OF
White ashes while something short OF peek reinansd
=, -ba cav, The jewellers BY the WSy-s!ds ana they