New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-01
THE MAGAZINES FOR MARCH.

- GoDgY's LADYs BOOK for March contains
tao mez L otlnts-" The Loaf Dove shd "Dusrng Gu
pts and hoe steel engraving Of "A srh Breeze
beside wooocuts without number Illustrating fashions
eunbroiderlog equestrianism and architecture Mis-.
Le,'ie continues her amusing story Of life
IL " Herbert has story Of arsiccratic life, and Gu
more simms 8 scrip,ursl Poem Tuckermsn grace
fol essay Oh the God Fever Grace Greenwood poem
full Of music and feeling and Mrs Meal another chap
ter Of her highly descriptive gossip There also
articles by T. = Arthur. Marion II. Rand Miss Wilbur
and others There is certainly enough variety and
spirit in the magazine to satisfy readers Of all classes
and therefore not asionished that should have
attained 90 large circulation.
II SARTAIS's MAGAZINE for March has been
sent by Dewitt Davenport 1t Is 10 every respect
admirable number The illustrations are In Ssrtsin
best style Of Mezzotint DO not however. Ike the
idea Of humoring the ridiculous shecta,ion of certain
class by clothing Mll.ers modest and beautiful squire
Of Undine IN long striped gown The literary articles
are Of unusual excellence. WILLIAM HowIrT contrib.
uies story Of Ireland FEEDEaIEA BREMER, the ale
CORY Of the She Eagle :" n p. WILLIS a most sdmi.
rsole sketch Of an Uptown Crisis +" Mrs KIRKLAND,
an account OF her wancerings in Val d'ArnO Mrs L.
OAKEs-sMiTH some very fine verses and GEORGE II.
Boxer, d" The Song Of the Earth truly grand and
noble poem. This is the finest thing have from
the authors pen and is not only promise but perform
aDce, in the highest walk OF poetry. He has enriched
the language By the successful introduction of new
measure, combining the harmonious freedom Of blank
verse with the buOysnt and musical rhythm of Greek
song in anspests. We give short extract from the
concluding chorus OF stars
Heir of Eternity mother Of souls.
Is4fF Cf nv kupuJ dee fos az hoe "a folk
knowledge is proud. seifsuifcient and lone,
Trusting, uDguided, its steps in the darkness.
Thine IL the learning that mankind may win,
Cleaned in the pathway between JOY and sorrow
Ours is tho wisdom that hallOws the child.
Fresh from the touch Of his awful Creator,
Dropped, Ike a star. on thy shadowy realm
Failing in splendor but falling 10 darken.
Ours IL the simple religion Of faith.
The wisdom of trust 10 God who errules us
Thine Is the complex misgiviugs of thought
Wrested 10 form by impeious reason
We forever pursuing the light
Thou art forever astrsy IN the darkness
knowledge is restless imperfect and sad
Faith is serene snd completed and Joyful.
Glide not the plsne,s tina, rule DER thy ways
They are Gods creatures; nor proud in thy reason.
Vsunt that thou knO~est His cOunees and Him
B0aster though sitting in midst OF thy glory,
Thou cOudst not isthom the least of His thoughts.
Bow in humility bow thy proud forehead,
Circle thy form in a mantle of clouds
Hide from the elittering cohorts OF evening
Wheeling in purity, singing in chorus
How in the depths of thy lone, barren mountains,
Restlcssly moan the deserts of ocean
Wall Der thy fall in the desolste forests,
Lost star of Paradise, strsying alone