New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-25
And part bysisns.


Channel dashins, WIN i-.Ana. oy..0'f
Ravng fettins Past Loppi0 ROCKS
Foaming, .plashins; With hchea spotted
vybs. tborsb .,iu Then where our passing
lts course - forward Lfihp s'-- 80
What though still VI )ohori e''Ji
II rn.te.ooward Time-esten "s.s;
Downward still. Awful from
Although IT, motion The rocky steep
Toward the vss', Frowned, Nsg' once
Absortin. ocssni Thy castled keep
See each wavelet Oar downward course
bscs~eo CUTS IL fair and free
Zach eddy swiris; ~ - TO- go
r.lnseringlook Where snuF'y u0oTed
Toward the scenes la Morpheus arms
In hath forsoot, Lake q srda's bosimen
Toward ia native dream '' 'o'"''
Oreler mountain Horg on Lies
Toward it, parent Their ne's are dryiDg.
GLACIER iountanf High on the strand
LIES traveller 90 Their boats ale lying.
Casts back his view
On the dear scenes 49, W 49,, a-.
His childhood knew. . Iloai-e -. .,,.
WI. Foe ieNri'ru Jrttlng rcze
Down the routh road Where scsnfy may
Whence 10 return, Inc stfnli fpan '~eof
And plunged a. last ~ -ns steeo
Into the sea
BY sniies called Overheard
Eternity Swings, dregrily,
pfe.s.,, a.. ,.cv,fs Tie ghmmering lamp
AsOur carriage " ~e-'-'''
Rolls smoothly down With widows oil
The vale OF Adigei That lallp IL fed
u threa5 the rofga A widow : fsars
Wbsre Iarertbsl On that slab ere resd
IN oaiiie saw al. Fellow sInrer
san'eFeiin IAN Bend thy knee,
Leave on orr right FELLOW si6ner
Old Cnsiel hafeo, Pray with me
How San Mac. For him that 10
-, e... Tie teinpesrs shock,
'1."e nlsll sni'- "''9'' Fouudenng. sank
In k0vefeith, - ,ock
A. We srfive ~
Al half ra't eight. Mother Of God
Afersupper, The sailor ave
Fresh ana merry, On Lake Oaioas
We turu Us west. Dangerous wave
Toward Adige ferry H.. .to-. -,ifes r,ore
Ard where 'twixt banks RON quickly past
OF howery PUSHES And Riva safe
Deep silent smooth We reach a. last,
The river gushesi
Carriage snS al And clocks te oae
In broad. hatbottomed, ~ A. 81, 5ogn.
Lusger boat;
nal ,bon,bitbe Here Maestro Mont
Small ear have we, = as '','u iie-'f
And Maestio'sstiu And sll to bed
Coed company; In weary plight
WHEN The bsd of river is smooth aud it water deep.
it, waves break and fail tie direction Of the course OF
the river. When. on The contrary the wate! = w.
he he'd rocky and descent cons derate the "Fes
ceiving contrary impulse FROM Tie impeuihs foc.-
over aud fall backw trd a. IN the oppote dlIeclon 70
that In which the river il n0wing similar phenolhe
non is produced all large collections OF water ara very
remarkably tie sea, by wind adverse 10 the coDo VI
the water
On this lake also, met Lady Franklin wife OF ina eee
brated Navigator she has been IN the United Siaes A
showed equal penetration and candor in remarks on "hA'
she had seen there. She me interesting particular
AZ 10 the state Of things in Van Demens Land where
she passed seven years when her husband was 10
ity there.
returned TO Milan for the great feast OF the Madonha'
9Th September and those made for the Archbshops en-
Try which took place the same week lhese oAcie- 81
much feeling as the Manese have chance TO display
this Archbishop being much nearer the pubic mart 'ha
his predecessor, who was poor servant Of Austria
The Austrian rule is always equally hated ana '' H.
stead Of melting away differences only makes them more
loric The Austrian race have faculties that can
over enable them TO understand the Italian character
their pocy 40 well contrved 10 palsy and repress Tor
time cannot kill and there is always force at WORK IN
derneah which shall yet, and think now before long,
shake on the incubus The Italian nobility have AWAY
kent The invader at distance they have not been at all
eueed or corrupted by the lures pleasure or power but
have shown passive patriotism highly honorable t. them
In the middle class fermeIts much thought capacity
for e0,r m the present . stem cannot snow ITSELF on'
fl Il there il ferInenis and will yet produce wine ha'
All set the Lombard veins on ho when the lime ioi nc
ton shall arrive The lower part Of the population L. ID
u tat, indeea the censure Of the press prevents All ca
natural WAYS Of ius,ructiug them there are 10 Iuoc
meetings no fec access 10 them by more Instructed ana
asp,ring minds the Austrian policy is TO allo" tneh
degree Of material well being and though so much "'an
darcd from the country for tic service Of the foreigner
ret enough must remain these rich plains comor"Oy
10 feed and clohe the inhabitants Yet the great NOR" IN
areuce Of the Popes action though oosTuced IN ihei
case does reach and rouse them, and they too FELT me
thrill Of indignation at the occupation Of ferMa Inc
base couduc. Of the police toward the people when ~ III
Ian some youths rcsolute 10 sing the hymn in nom
or Of Plus N when the fasis for the Archbishop
50 legitimate an all The people to un"onl
ed feeling the mobiles protested, md Austria had not coH
age TO persist as usual. She could not sustain he' p"
who rushed upon a defenceess crowd That had No. snare u
what excited their dispeasuTe. except by sympathy ara
dvi,, them like sheep wounded them ia DE backs Aus
tria es that there is now sympathy for Der IN mes
n,atrs that IL not the interest Of the world 10 sustain
her Her policy is indeed. too thoroughly organized
change except BY revolution its scope is 10 serve hs
reung family instead Of the peoples second win 'n
peop,s 10 seek ply scal in preference TO an 'e'u"
good and third 10 prefer seeming outward peace 10 "
,nwarf life This policy may change It's oppo'"oh IT."
the t,rannlcal to the nsdious; il can kno" no oue
change vet DO meet persons VINO call themselves Amer
miserable thoushtles Esaus. unworthy Their his
hsrtbrrht-who hk that mess oipotiage can feusy III
want. or Man and thu; the Nennese listening 10 strauss
wales tho Lombard peasant supTine ful Of his Poen'
is hoDpp enough Alas have the more reason 10 o
ashamed of ny eountrymen, thatii not among the poor
Who have 20 much toll that there is little tine to thinA
I'm, those who are rich who trayein body that Is ihe
"a ND, travel in mind-absorted at home By The lnsi
gain the love Of show a5ro-i they see only the eQnp'Ss
tho ane clothes the food they have no hear for The idea
for aha destiny If orr own great nation how can the
,l the spirit that is struggling now IN this and Others
Emope'
Bptoftho hopes Of Italy sill wrtemofe fa!y IN ano.he
letter and ,han state what have seen, Whist iet wis
thought. wen. from Milan 10 Pavia, and sa" US MAG
uiecent Cor.esa passed several hours In examining !!
riches especially the sculptures Of lis iacace nh Of io'
and spirit then went to Florence b. Parma and h1
losna In Parma though III. wen-io see all the WON
Of The Masters wonderful beauty IL is ihst iuioIm
them, not mnenoi lmeAn what is Tie chosen io'd OF 10
sonl vet wonderful and which did rs message TO me as'
Those works are fsng It will no, be useless TO aesci0
them in book Beside these pictures, saw nothing
Parma and Noccna these States are obliged 70 hold the
breath while their poor ignorant ssyeresns skns in CT
uers hoping 70 hide from the coming Storm or al m
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