New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-24


cath hies to SNst)ga
And Worth 70 sunny sidet
While fashion seeks the islaods
Encircled By the sea,
Taste finds the Hudson highlands
More beautiful and free.
The omnibuses rumble
Along their cobbed way
The "s~elve inside more humble
Than be who takes the pay:
From morn til midnight steslsg.
His horses como and go
The only creatures feeling
The luxury OF woi'S
We editors Of papers,
Who coin our brains for bread
By solitary tapers
While others doye in bed,
Have tasks as sad and lonely,
However wrong or right
But With this difference only,
The horses rest at night.
From twelve to nearly fifty
I've toed and idled not
And, though accounted thrifty,
I'm scarcely worth great
However, inherit
What few have ever gained,
A brish. and cheerful spirit
That never has complained.
n
Pervsde the City Hall,
And specializing madness
Has left the street Of Waa:
Tue Union Square looks really
Both desoste and dark,
And that g the case, or nearly.
From Battery 70 Park.
Had yacht like Miller.
That skinner Of the seas,
A wheel rugged for tillerl
And q fresh gunwale breeze
A crew Of friends well chosea
And all atlantic,
Would sail for regions frozen
d rather freeze than fry.
oh, this COMPOUNDED weather.
(As some one sung or said,
NV pen, though but feather,
Is heavier than lead;
AT every pore m ooziDg-
II m "cavipg in today
Ny plumptitude m losing,
And dripping fast away
I'm weeping like the willow
That droops in leaf and bough-
Let Crotons sparkling biow
Flow through the city DOW;
And as becomes her station,
The muse will close her prayer
God save the corporation
Long live the valiant Mayor
. Fhi, 4. fact and no poetic tsbs.-BYRos.
fashionable oyster cellar IN Broadway. at tho corner
0' The ne country residence Of Washington Irving
/ A peculiarly OF Mnler's yacht, the ultra.
New York. Bold by H. Long & Brother, and
Dewitt & Davenport
To- "sARrAIs's UNION MAGAzIsE," Sept b.
aide other appropriate and beautiful embellishments,
has a portrait of President Fillmore and an excel
lent likeness Of Mrs Bremen, from portran ~
the very promisin young artistWiluam d. Farness
Jr These are accompanied with notice oil M.
Fillmore by r. w. Griswold, aud critical essay
on the literary position and character Of Miss Srs'
mer. bv Anne C. Lynch. The following announce
mens is rather mystical and evidently means
more than meets the ear;
"As to Miss Bremers future, we DO not oonndes
her course by any means as ended.
Thar in her works, as IN her mo- sno esP""
hat ascending me.snorphosis without "u'Vo s.s
ma development Of lie Is nos scconp.uoss
We know that she npires 70 pu' 'he -. IN aLs
's;,;SnsI lie in closer connection with tno sress
la.rca of hu mainly, ard that her present Ssn
,Sa New. World is connected with this view W.
~, that through the impressions here fecoive'
~ soras ~ realize and 70 give expression 70 ~
80. bfoe. a nd long cherished visions we Anou
80, TIA Geht OF ncr lies day, ike tnat u ne
,,or,iro will be an ascending one, ana tna' sne'nS.
=. has1 ,hine through mist or through ciso ~.
that the day will increase-sne NE VIII ''i6H''-
An article on the "Loves Of Goethe" srea'0e'
~ dangerous ground for a lady, but the suDec'
,re,,eS eipgerly enough by the versatile pen y
Till ubo saws nothing, however, about sds I'm
,,.,lc episode OF Bettins Brsntano' lNew'i".
Sold by Dewitt Il Davenport and H. Long ~
Brsthers.
rg GRAHAM MAGAZINE" (sePIemooiJ ~.
i,s uual tasteful embellishments, hieo ,s..,..
,r.ctive and readable matter, mostly f0s
-.';.h.d mems. stoddard's Ode ID in Dis 0D
g. r.,n If rich sersaous description nnso1 -
n'ic W. 80 a-..mv ms.peboly with which 10 sp''~ N
afo'', ufea%y Fi,lds's vigorous Lines ca Q
gfaoei. ~ c,omue eli will so the rounds OF ne
For'r"' '. park Bepjsmins poem on Audi
ne"sPaPe,- /, highly polished ProduoH'o.
~. ~. po..ss comets have certain quaint isa''S'
Ts.v are soBOwed BY an article on Inc Do0'n..
me, - marked with uncommon messphysiss
, :, and rich in suggestion. Several 0sDs
Is. ere from popular writers, and viii repay -
ip"s~hIs Of perusal New York; Sold by Il. LSs
: brother, and Dewitt Davenport
m HOMEOPATHY IN GERMANY Aso n's'
1.sp IN ls49," by G. HEiDHARD, n D.
n.mObIes consulting Of Two Discourss dsivse
the Homeopathic Medical College ofPenn'yn,..
=, !, , record Of the medical experience o.
author in . foreign tour made during the s"y
,,d pr.,suu many interesting statements -
ssrd to the present condition Of homeopH n.
.pOe IN Europe. Bis account Of the Assa '' ~,
0;,.I. vill be found very valuable. and h1 ~ ~.
80 Of several leading celebrities ny