New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-19

Ana her fame the story Of her beauty
Spread through Bosnia and through hefz gowns
We will close our extracts with popular Bohe-
milan ballad which is here given in Dr. Bowrnss
translation:
oh, the dark wood where the grass was growing
The tadens were there and that cat grass were moving
Ard called to those madens Now say u mere DO
The maiden love midst the nsldens see
And tbey sighed ss they answered An no hlAs no
she was laid In the bed Of the tomb long ago."
aTben show me the way where my footsiepI must tread,
To reach that dark chamber, where sumoer me dead
nTbe nsth 10 before thee, her grave will be known,
Bv The rosemary wreaihs her companions have thrown
And where Is The church in charSeh.ysTd whoss heaps
So twice TO the church-yerd 10 sadness / drew,
But saw no fresh heap and no grave that was new
turned aud with heart chilling terror froze,
And newly made grave ct my feet slowly rose
And heard lew voice, but 1t sudibly said,
"DsuIb not! disturb not the sleep Of tue dead
"Who uesds on my bosom what footsteps have swsp
The dew from the bed where the weary one slepiP
my maiden, my maiden, so speak Lot to me,
NV presents were once not unwecome 10 thee.'
"Tby presents were welcome, but none could save,
Not one could bring TO the stores OF the grave.
4" Go thou to my mother, aud bid her restore
To Thy hands every gin which valued before
"Then fling the gold ring In the depth Of the ses,
And eieTnityf peace shall be given 10 me.
"And sink the white kerchief deep, deep 10 the wave,
That my head may repose undlilurbed 10 the grave"
In th. or gna che bfcd fpeet Tie lover could hardly
expect 10 ind grave, if she lad been buried long
N "THE LIFE OF CHRIST by Rev. john
FLEETWOOD, is deserving OF high commentator
for its elegant pictorial illustrations, which exc.
cuted in style Of beauty and appropriateness far
surprising most of the popular serials now before
the public. They consist of an entirely new series
of engravings, from original pictures by Warren,
the President Of the New Water. Color Society OF
London in which it is aimed to secure accuracy OF
costume as well as the actual features OF the East
in Geography Botany, and Manners and Customs.
The work of which we have the first number will
be completed in twenty-five Parts, each with two
highly finished engravings on steel, and it would
seem from this specimen, will Justly claim the pat
ronage of the American public. The biographical
portion is written with decency and common sense,
preserving the gravity Of the sacred narrative and
not aiming to transform the Word OF God into jung
ling fools bells lNewYork; Tails, Willoughby
& CO..
IL We have received GEERs hartford
| CITY DIRECTORY" for 1850, containing every kind
of information valuable for reference to strangers
and citizens from E. Geer; BYRNEs" DIcTIoNA.
RY OF MECHANICS AND ENGINE WORK. No. Il,
continuing the able description of Steam Engines,
bv MIIMAN, Vol II. in the convenient and beautiful
library edition Of Harper Brothers the second
edition Of CIRoAssIA, by GEORGE L. DITsoN, with
an explanatory and apologize introduction, ex-
pressed at times in terms sufficiently racy the
LoRGSETTE, No. 10, with its spicy humor drawn
mild; THE FRONTIER Nos l and ,, new
weekly, by CORNELIUS MATHEWS, devoted to
theatrical matters and published uniform with the
Standard Drama, from w Taylor X Co; Mo.E
AMONG THE BRITIsHERs' a comic pictorial from De-
Witt Davenport; and THE FAMILY FAvoRIrE,7
Temperance Journal, from X. w. ingalls,, Adri-
an Mich.
F"SARTlINs MAGAZINE" July has an unusu.
ally attractive table Of contents with articles from
Il. H. Stoddard, Caroline Msy Mrs. Kirkland, Mrs.
Peese, Bayard Taylor T. B. Read, Dr.. Dewey aud
others Among the embellishments is Portrait
of William Penn, and an engraving of Vests pic
ture OF PENIS Treaty with the Indians. New
York: Dewitt Davenportl
lg' PETERsoS's MAGAZINE july has some
ratherish decent poetry, but the embellishments
are execrsble. tNewYor Dewitt Davenport
FROM RIO DE la PLATA-Later accounts from
Guilty. OF Brazil had made another and successful
entry into tire Argentine territory and defeated
Cen Servsndo Gomez and Col. Lamas, who were
detached against him. y war between Brazil and
the Argentine Republic imminent. Great
preparations were being made for offensive opera
lions in the provinces bordering the COrdiIeras,
said to be intended against the Indians.
DRoUTA AT THE WEsT.-We learn from the
country north west Of thus, that the want OF rain
has rendered the prospect OF crop very unpropi-
tious Wheat, although Of tolerable color, is q
month later than usual, as is also the case wit
oats. Corn has failed to come up in great man
instances. Mess rain comes soon, IN sufficient
quantities, the result must be disastrous
Chicago Democrat l5.h.
INDIANA GoLD-The South Bend (Indl Regis
ter OF the 18th says tue Golddieging is going On
quite lively in Brown Co. gold having been found
in many places or tract OF TERRITORY ten miles
square. The diggers realize from 90 cents 70 s.
per dsy-the latter amount beng very unusual.
Pieces Of gold have been found as large as dollar
in value.
DELIBERATE MURDER-On the Goth ult. in the
neiehborhood of Little HGrpeth, Williamson Co
Tenn a man named J. II. Clay shot William Wig
Gins through the heart which caused instant death
There had been an old grudge, but no provocation
at the time.
IL The new County Seat in Gordon County,
Gen has been located at the Railroad Depot hith-
er,o known rs Osihkaloga, and has received the
name Of Calhoun ia honor we presume, OF our Ia
mented statesman, Hon. John c. CalhoSn. IL is
sunnosed that the new village will soon be thriy
inc Mace. The County has coo voters, and con
tsirs ,ome of the best lands IN the Cherokee re
sion Of Georgia.