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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-22
VOL. VIII. NO. 81
Lucy Hooper's Poems.

THE Conplrrs PoEIicAL WoaEs o. Lres hoo'hN'-
Csyo pp 4o4J D. Fanshsw' 80 BROAD ay'
We rejoice that this collection has atiens'n Oeeh
made. for. though portions Of Miss HooPer's Poems
have been hitherto published, the whole are emf
pen.lv worthy Of preservation. She never wrote
line that her friends should wish efaced, and
there are few among her illusions which do not
hear the the stampof excellence. Her life Of care
and trial closed so early-in her 18th yesr-that
her powers may be said 70 have scarcely matured'
and vet their fruits are such as few could have
surpassed. Tho reader not already familiar with
her Poems will find them fairly represented in the
following extracts
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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDS, AuctioneeI
by BANGS. RICHARDS q PLATr, a% rs, : !,

JOSIAH RICHARDS Auctone.I.
ny HANGS, RICHARDS q PLATT, "TeEW
ID Broadwsy-Lihcfsl cash advances made on conssn'
"eni FORTY DR. EIGHTH NETWORK TRADE SALE,
To az COMMENCED, rHg SrArIosEsy AND PArss sALs
ON Friday AUGUST Is AND THE bcos SALE ON lOsspAf.
August 9-The undersigned announce The next regular
Trade Sale commenced nj the sbovs dale IL W" %
conducted under the same regulations as ne ss pss.
signments Of Books Paper, Stationery Stefeoype r"Ss
Binders Cloth Leather, kc. are Respectfully sohcea a..
Particulars for the printing should be furnished by zoe M
Of July next al which the catalogue VIII be put TO yose
when required. BANGS, RICHARDS PLAIT,
204 Broadway, New-Yorh
Ar PRIy.rE saLgA collection Of choice OIL Paintings,
Including large one by De Bruf hne Lsnoscape ~
Wilson beautiful Flower and Fruit pieces nc gu IN gin
frames Also collection VI engravings scarce pofusrs N
The early Presidents &c. In frames
DY y. COTTON, AUCTION and Cem~,ssion Merchant
Dsalss Room $40 Broadway, Gothic Hai-Haune remov.
ID 70 the atovenpncd rooms now prepared 10 recsve an
sinds of Cabne furniture Dry Goods Carpets and House
Keeping srces Of every Description on CONSIGNMENT ~
private sale nj auction ana W maze setuenenuw ms usoe
promptness He will also buy, preferred on'hoo sScs
10 any part OF the city attended TO. 80 usual
SATURDAY, July Y,
Atthe Auction Room, at l0l O'Clock
Ngy ,SD sgco MIDLAND FvRSITURE.-A lsfse and gene
raj assortment of and second hand iufninfe me e
c- OF family breaking up housekeeping, comprising so
fas any tables, dang, center, quarer ahl COM
o, 40 mahogany rockers Boston do BLACK walnut cane
chars cur maple mahogany do windeos do bed
s,ssd. coia wsrdrobes Wristbands toilets, looking gaze
rs Office chairs lamps, crockey. cspe'ing books plcfes.
picure-fsmes, &c -,
Also, pianoforte, secondhand
Also, several wire sofas ,,,..
Also, several dozen D. !" eot'sk7 s'o VII "'P''
Also, awning
Also, chest green tea
Also, several oil paintings.
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VOICE is on mine ear, solemn voice.
come come, II calls me 10 my rest,
Faint not nay yearning heart rejoice, rejoice.
soon shalt thou reach the gardens OF the blest:
On the bright waters there, the living streams,
soon shalt thou launch in peace thy weary barn,
Walked by rude waves no more from gentle dreams
sadly 10 feel TIA, earth to thee Is dark,
Not bright as once Oh vain, vain memories cease
/ cast your burden down. strive for peace.
4 voice is mine ear-a welcome tone,
hear its summons m stranger land,
II calls me hence, TO die amid mine own
Where FIRST my forehead, by the wild breeze tanned
Lost the fair rscory of youth, and wore
A deeper signet In my manhood prime
To Law me down with those who wake no more,
II calls mo-ihSse loved their couch be mine
hear sweet voices from my childhoods home,
Ind from my fathers grave come, come
BEST be the warning sound my mothers eyes
Dwell on my memory yet, her parting tears
And from the grave where my young sister hes
VINO persisted in the glory OF her years,
hear a gentle call, Return Return y
80 be il let me greet the village spires
Once more | COMETS wilding youth may spulh,
When fan, the burial places OF his sires,
But oh when strength is gone, and hope is past,
There turns the wearied man his thoughts at last
SO do we change hear warning tone
Yea l. whose thoughts were all Of by-psst unnes'
OF ancient glOrios and from visions lone,
come 10 list once more the sabbath chimes
Of nv own home--te feel the gentle air
steal DER my brow again-to greet the sun
In the old places where he hone go iair,
The while each wandering brook In music ran,
Answering TO ouths sweet thoughts but all are lied
come, my horne, come to Join thy dead!
heed the warning voice oh spurn me not.
Ny early friends, let the bruised heart go Tree
Mine were high fsncies. but hayward lot
Hath made my youthful dreams in sadness nee
Then chide not would linger yet awhile,
Thinking DER wasted hours, weary train,
Cheered by the Moons soft light the suns glad smile,
Watching the blue sky DER my path OF pain,
Waiting my summons; whose shall be the eye
TO glance unkindly--l have come to die
Sweet words 10 die oh pleasant, pleasant sounds
What bright rcvealings to my heart they bring,
What melody, unheard in Earth's dull rounds,
And floating from. the land of glorious Spring
The Eternal Home my weary thoughts revive,
Fresh flowers my mind puts forth and buds OF love,
Gentle and kindly thoughts for all that live,
Famed by soft brec yes from the world above,
And passing not, hasten to my rest,
Again, oh gentle summons, thou art blest
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COMPANY continues TO insure against al manner OF
Life Risks on more favorable than any other Com
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BY giving as note Thus far the DIVIDENDS Of this Company
49,, hr I'll 10 he notes thereby ealceng the notes,
and mus saving to The insured onehaf me premium taken
by other companies. -, -,.,
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MOTHER : ! bring thy gift,

MOTHER bring thy gift,
Take from my hand the dreaded BOOM pray
Take il. the still pale sorrow OF the face
Hath left upon my soul its living trace.
Never to pass away;
Since from these lips one word ofidle breath
Rlanched that calm face--oh mother, this is death
What is it that sec
From all the pure and settled features cleaning
Reproach reproach My dreams are strange and wild
Mother had'st thou no pity on thy child
Lot a celestial smile seems softly beaming
On the hushed lps-my mother, canst thou 'rook
Longer upon thy victims face to look
Alas at yestermorn
My heart was light, and to the viol's sound
gaily danced while crowned with Summer flowers,
And swiftly by me sped the flying hours,
And all was Joy around
Not death oh mother, could say thee nay
Take from thy daughters hand thy boon away
Take it my heart is sad
And the pure forehead hath an icy chill
dare not touch it, for avenging Heaven
Hath shuddering visions to my fancy given,
And the pale face appals me cold and still,
Witt the closed lips--oh tell me, could know
That the pale features of the dead were so
may not turn away
From the charmed brow, aud have heard his name
Even as prophet by his people spoken
and that high brow in death, bears seal and token
OF one whose words were flame
Oh Holy Teacher couldst thou rise and live
Would not these hushed lips whisper, 81 forgive"
Away with lutte and harp,
With the glad heart forever, and the dance,
Never again shall tabret sound for me
Oh fearful mother have brought TO thee
The silent dead, with his rebuking glance,
And the crushed heart of one, to whom arc given
Wild dreams OF judgment and offended Heaven
This volume is Published on behalf of the mother
and Surviving sisters OF Miss Hooper, and for their
Decuniary benefit. 1t contains the Poetical and
,ther tributes evoked from Whittier, Reese and
4. Ill.
'uted as we could wish, is richly deserving of a
,lace in every good library. We trust II will win
is way to many such.
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CLOTHING.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING.
Y IL McELROY 4 co LA BROADWAY

THREE DOORS ABOVE THE AMERICAN HOTEL
and directly opposite Tho ARK Fountain are prepared
10 or Tor the Inspection OF their patrons and the
public az choice and varied assortment Of new goods foi
Spring and Summer be found IN the cty-con'
ssng Of cloths cassimeres vestngs cashmereues tWeeds
mernos drab d'ee, &c which they are enabled 10 MAKE
up TO order a great reduction from former prices 49,
They would particularly call the attention OF the travelling
public and others wanting frsrate article OF
garments equal In every respect 10 those made 70 order
which they selling cheaper than anything heretofore Of
fered 10 the public -
An assortment Of ready dress ard frock coes aes
styles zephyr CLOTH csshmeree, tweed dfao dete and
msrno polka and sack also pantaoons, and grea
variety Of fancy silk and satin vests also shirts underyests
and drawers; hafhose scars cTavats sdenes aud spo
nor article Of kid gloves, constantly on hand
They would call attention heir superior styles OF vest
and panaloons furnished at "a Broadway myl9 lat
Strangers and Others would do well 10 call and examine
their stock and learn prices before purchasing elsewhere
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The Hebrews In Americn-Ludwig and the
Jewish Chronicle-Letter from Rev. DIR.


To ne Editor # The Tribrss
You NAV remember that some time ago during
the RELIGIOUS holdsvs sent you shor communication
in manner which have good reason 10 be-
Beve struck the common apprehension perfectly Just, an
IND er The .,ve Of The Soc.s'v for Meloraiing
he Condition OF tie Jews" Il appeared me ihen a.
now that every fmsy Imposiure attempted IN the name Of
Rslyn "a calculated 10 make the benevolent disisif OF
nose noher enterprises thai appeal of support with Truth
and met reason and though some good mea were Induced
- 1900 ~ -, :. Iris sccefvs Anniversary snd others.
Tor whom have great respect no publicly reolke the
u.e IN teir name a. he officers was Of dong the
pubic A. large service by exposing 10 merely sehsh pur
Nv co1.m1i.sf.1n was met BY feeble. and a. was
mmedrev advised, untrue r. lnlei 10 ne IrionHe but
was content with the impression had produced snd de-
cf-ed In rofirs II some weeks afervar-. Glanced 10
see he organ " The Society The Jerf1 Cro1idc 10 which
The usus gers Dot daring 70 place my plan story before
er res4sr. cave hem rumeTUIs columns Of replies IN
ending thaf which phl0l-fae nal printed IN your pa
uer read these replies contempt iJr puefie feeble
ress and geusr for Iuannered Fugary and lusncerly
1rd willie i wing such eaness and depraviiy would
descend 10 tie arena Of their authors or ary victory that
cord be- g.ned here could also pardon something while
I saw the CALLED iade vince bn seeing how U wa- A.
fepted 10 perver the language ~ learned and enineuty
resecfsble Hebrew teacher WIN Wnom had the pleasure
on some personal acquaintance called his attention 10 their
an rfston and he has incosed 10 ME The following let
ter upon the subject which hope jou WI be able 10 pub
lIsh. 49,. . -
or the EDITOR Jeiriai Cir0Hf1c VIII here enter
INTO auv specaons concerning The conversion OF the Jews
better fsha CONTAMINATION most deFouny 70 be
wished and b1 riisned, your readers VIII readily
spprehend. if al al by different means from tote Of MS
Society and by Of rcyg different eabro and Character
With much respect, your obj. serff LUDWIG.
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0uf SUSANNA.

rTNHE ABOVE POPULAR SONG OF CHRISrY 5, new
i edition. Also, Garry me Back ; Rosa Lee; LoIi
siana Belle Gal with the blue dress on ncle oso
mel , Stop that Knocking Wen have little dance To-
night boys? Gone to Alabama Black-eyed SUSANNA
seen her 81 the window : Suke Of Tennessee Ala
bama Joe Dearest Mae; Dandy Broadway Swell, &C
with beautiful assortment Of new wszes polka Chrslys
ouadriles. ballads glees &c at {. HOLT, jr.
jyl 6,eOdis ~ Fulton near Goa.
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The Compromisc-A New DifticuIty.

Observer the correspondent OF the Phaadel-
giia Ledger, writes that paper as follows;
WASHINGTON, July 20.
There is some difficulty about the Compromise
BIZ now and 1t is understood that Mr.. CALHOUN feels
disposed TO bolt -Four of the Committee have been in
eonclave till this moment-half past o'clock
Mr. Calhoun found flaw in the paragraph relating to
the Legislature of Oregon, TO wit: Whether the laws
Of that Legislature shall remain in force e1n0ntHe for
ever whether the next Legislature shall have the
power to repeal or renew them
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Tnr LICENSE LAW IN RHODE lsLAND.-We
earn from the Pr0rideHc6 Journal that Governor HAIR
snhAs called upon the Judges ofthe Supreme Court OF
RI for an opinion upon the constitutionality OF the
License Law, as amended by the General Assembly at
he June session
By correspondence in the Journal il appears that the
lges prefer to reserve their opinion until an actual
case shall arise, and shall be argued before them.
Whether says the Journal the Governor will agree
With the suggestion Of the Judges or whether he will
hs upon opinion in advance, we are not informed.
We understand that prosecutions have been made in
Gs city for violations of the law although il is openly
soken every day"
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BRITISH NOTICES.


TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH OF ID. Bastalt,
i with an introduction by Francis Lieber, LID PROBES
sor in South arons College Editor OF the ycoptda
Americana, &c. &c. limo. 800. 49,
fully agree the opinion expressed By the editor OF hr niue
book that there person M the Union whom does not mate
r.y concern II book for the million but for the nhos
could be put IN the bands OF every s
boy In the nu would te mcobc-if ABLY
er rcer bstie and happier present The reputation Of
Letter. who introduces the work with an Ap
prnx letter removes Necessity comments o own
upoa excellence. boob % Be given % the confirmed Pro
iourt Tor man grown oit the nGutes OF tie %
called Protective Policy gh well BE- left oue Iurabe per
though shafts pointed Ike needles cannot hope 70 pene
t,.,s IN, hosro- hhi. Of his error, Of thought" MTrOr
ILLUSTRATIONS OF MEDICAL BOTANY,
consisting of Coored Figures OF the Plants shordng the
important articles Of the Matera Nedics and descriptive
Letter Press, by Joseph Casson, " D. 60.
PUTNAM. Publisher, Re.
Broadway, and AZ strand London.
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" The Express talks volubly, upon occasion
Of the yeraaces Of the Irish and of the redress of those
grievances. though 1t fatty refused our repeated and
Urgent request that should state in its own way what
those grievances and how they to be redressed
,his refusal
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MECHANICS HALL, ia Bosd"sy' s-'~--'
IVA Grsnd and 6roome
ONE WEEK LONGER.

THE WEEK
THE ORIGINAL cHRISrY's MINSrRELs.
~hoee Concerts during the past SfSs MONTHS hsye been
received with such distinguished rsirVnsge ard uneaSnpled
success have the honor Of that by the desire "
the heads Of numerous families they VIII cornnte ,t pop
ulsr snd ininitzbs entertainments FOR ONE WEEk
LONGER
Admi..on Is cents Door open G1-concest vii eosr-
ats. - -.-.-.-,-
commencing NJ O'Clock
Manager ana Dlrr.-uf-F. z. (aRIsrY. fylf lwts'
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Ant .0ut el ak ihs OF Dog reuu n IN them ai
nsn ms 20 tf and tsrry ng away be- health b. good and Do
hopes .i fhf wien Feb and srn begin % a. nr rene ef
m 10 conc ire ., b. t.r mother They vii know by
aud feeble step that hafr hoard The SUMMONS ena
s,ei aud the first greeting el wi II waA among them
unued imEer sunshine vie may suf steal nto l
grave o. pare 9vrnai i So'fory Nan
American Monthly ior JUS. 1881.
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~ The Columbus Ohio Statesman says that
Mr Hsmln, formerly member of Congress from the
Loran District and late of the Cleveland True Democrat
was in Columbus the 18th, making arrangements to
start his paper to be called the STANDARD 1t is to op
pose the nomination of Gen. Taylor and be the organ OF
the Rufalo movement
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THE DAUGHTER OF HERoDIAs.

Written after seeing among collection Of beautiful paintings, cop
es from masters recently NewYork from liay one
representing the daughter OF Hodas bearing the head Of John The
Baptist charger aud her counenanee an expires
triumph mgh suppose but rather Of soft ana so
remorse looks upon the calm and beautiful features Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-22

MIcHGAS.-The 1Hegor Record, leading Lo-
Foco paper the Western part of the Peninsula has
tome out for Van Buren,. The Record is edited by
AosEs HAWKS, Esq. cue Of the most influential Loco
iocos In the State. He advocated Cas- long as be
'dhered to the rights OF the North. When Cass repu
dated the Jeersonian Ordinance and Harbor Appropr
tons the Barnbugners Of Aegun Co AMI the state re
Iadiaied him. Mr.. H. pr,sious to the Hero OF the
sfoken swords recent ergiyersatons was in CORES
Pondence with Gen. c. and advocated his nomination
Eal since the essemblage OF the Baltimore Convention
has sympahzed with the Barnburners of this State
w. II. was personal friend OF the lamented silss
Wright and ever enjoyed his confidence. He declare
hls paper that Nh. Van Buren, If renominated by the
Buffalo Convention, will make excellent run in
Michigan 1t is supposed that the example set by the
Record will be followed by two other journals in
Michigan shortly. why viii Gen. Csss insist upon
tsTscung the Democratic party p"
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II Hon. THOMAS J. Turner declines the NOM
nation for Judge Of the Galena, ILL., Judicial
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Ofoourse, this does not include the cost Of Forti
sostons Sc. SC Indian service, nor any provision
for sach fighting as will doubtless break out ON our
new frontiers.
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MARROW ESCAPE FROM MEXICAN LlGHrNiNG.-
4 surgeon in the army OF the United States writes
az route from Mexico to Vera Cruz, three miles
from Jalapa, on the 18th alt. He describes the
following remarkable scene;
singular accident happened 10 us near the end OF
our first day march from Puebla The clouds gathered
in the mountains to right and the distant thunder
warned us that the usual afternoon rain would soon
be upon us We within hall mile OF camp
when the rain overlook us. The lightning descended
70 the earth in vivid columns, followed quickly by
sharp reports Of thunder was riding in the rear,
close up with the troops in company with another
officer | felt sudden bewlderment as II some stun
ming shock had raised me in the air then nj conscious
ness was gone Some officers reused me from my stu
por by asking If | was hurt. In a few seconds my
senses returned when found myself upon the ground
enveloped in my cloak with my hands clasped on the
back of nv neck where had a severe pain was
a. ain asked what could be done for me- well as for
the soldiers My eyes then turned upon the reg'
ment II was a most appalling sight to behold one
entire company stricken 10 the earth their arms IN
irregular heaps beside them IL had more the appear
ance of battlefield that had been raked by enemy
battery than any other can compare It with eN.
cept that II was more terrible Although could not
move al the instant sufficiently collected 10 give
directions for their restoration Very was able
10 20 % them and reioiced 10 ind most OF them
shocked hy the electric fluid running along the ground
Capt Wood and two sergcants were more severely
injured The captain was bleeding from the nose and
mouth and perfectly unconscious OF everything around
him. One sergeant did not breathe for minute. and
then Il was with cOnvulsive effort and al long inter
walls. Some had their boots torn of-others were
struck in an arm or leg only. My only remedy was the
free OF cod water thrown suddenly over the head
and face. Fortunately, all now We'll and no one
suffers from lis effects but my friend Wood. whose face
remains black and blue from the eyes to the chin
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Our embellishments for this month are OF high order.
TRE DEPARrURE exquisite performance by tlhs snc
VIII challenge comparison win anguAls inAi MS ever
been presented 20 the public
THE PoRrRAr OF Mas BROOSs, By Parker, q an excel
lent Rkensss Of one OF our accomplished female si-
hors ana the numerous admirers OF her writings Will De
granfed-now that the strains Of her harp are SUI ed
deah-to he nesnents OF one whose pOeca enOt-
inspired 30 much pleasure.
THE ssfERs, by Thompson. ia sso sspencd engraving,
and fully maintains The hgh reputation u tha1 dshsusheu
artist -,
Music" Think Not TIA, Love Thee A Ballad M
sc composed ard arranged for he PisHoiore oy j. l.
Miinc- For sale, wholesale aud retail, ~
Wi W II. GRAHAM Tribune Buildings
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by II. G.. KEMP, Auctoneor ~.
ID ExrEssIvE AND PEsEnProRY AScrIos SALE ol ~.
mruRE AND PuSofoRTEs, on THURSDAY, August y, ~
Inc large Warrrooms ~ Broadway, opposite me Ciy
Hall BY Catalogue, containing about go ots oe y nS
Iarge. and best assortment Of good Furniture esei oneiso
M suction IN this city and which will be found Wei ~ofhJ
OF the attention OF the trade hotel and house keepers
Also about 20 Pianuortes o. 8. and ocsyes fui par
ficulars hereafter Oto