New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22

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BE uoeo '.,r.eve .st, bshing no sepera'e in'erss,
nmy.s,,ne ms coloress lite 60 tske us uue III G.
sno RAT one still retains some iu'e consoo' r..
w. ..n, 40 | keep these last Two OF ln'oo Pss0' w.
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By liza r ithedsls withtn the week alt-r Isno'
nosS e.h and vent back thlther no m're rus VIZ,
pn "a oor farm for long uue Siter~aro seetoeu ou
-. so6ded earth over her grave couIo hoe s' 49,
tno ~ uoop ia PRODUCES Often, however, IN 'hese
~ ,h.t are darkenipg around me-, reInen ~ w.
{s,r,ul scarme OF a noble and unselnsn ne s. !,
~, 10 that frst sun mer, appeared the prospec' 80
81 ,'lled sway. into the system OF people anu =
a,MI Were nv former associates nov tnere An
sssrs ouv three or feur of those rue-neaIoo sId
i.buirs 10 the sum sometimes fancy tls, "a ca
Srect my world weary footstePS ts,ne 1870 sake
-, ,h.no 20 receive me, tor cid i1rnosulPe -,
NC ana more teel that we had struck uP -.s,
caebt 70 be uuh Postertry may d'g u W r,ac,ors
MN The experiment, 20 far a. iis o.slna Losing
concerned PROVED long a. ye deserved for this
sS1s,iSy IN its oxn higher spirit WheIe on 49,.
so,,.d yi,h -ur wboe hopeful htatr' uo .lno-,.b
AGED. nerveless and disconsoias' 20 mar no against
.heId AIas, what faith L. reg H''eo W "'"' r .
auch results Of generous snoit ,.. ,alro 10 ssy
h.n,slx-but q, all events, tnerao5 enouEH h.aond
row a. middle sge,-wel ~eiii a sep VI S.ow.i,I
shs ms m All point aud care not hg VINO ssing
h.ch.lor win no very decided purpose OF ever oo,s
,hs,S have been t~ice 70 Europe ano sp'n .
yesr Ar two rather sgreesbly at each ,su If 10
70 do In the world, and having hooooy a. cre snno
care tor live very mu III at my esse, ana se 4, mn
sen.Jv every day Az for poetry, nave gNeu - ny,
Sc,,. iihaaDdine that DR.. GdswoId-as INC ioaoo, VI
ar,r kpow,-hss placed me vt iai' esevsaou .,
~ ,,noy mp,tresy, on the Strength OF my pte"y
,a. vourne publlsbed ten years ago As REGARDS nu
~ orosre.s din spite Of my irTepressioie yoarnnSs
20, he Bbbedse reninisce nceD let tnem o99e'o III
:, rbo can ana aid In IL who choose i, coulo os
hf hao llf he
a. 3,oIIs,sworth once told me, lack purpose HOW
,snge tie was ruined mo'a ~ by an oyerpiu: 81 inc
-, ssrr Ingredient, the want 81 whcn, occasonaiy
suspect has rendered my o~n lie AL al enPu"eS, =
- no means si.h % die. Yet were there any Gauss,
4. this whole chaos Of human struggle worm sane
.n.n,s diving for and which INV death would oeneh1
shs,pyoyded no Eever. thr ,t1rt d'd n0t Involve an
sr.s.rrnshle amount If grOuSle-methioks might Dc
III - oasy M nv hfe # Kcssuth, for example,
,rod utsh the battlefield Of Hungarian rignts ~ain
an essy ride Of my abode, and choose mln sunhy
,nsrping after breakfast for the cobfict Miles cover
dale would ssay be bis man, for one brave ruco upon
the eveled bayonets Further lnah ua', s"0"iN O0
10th pledge myself. -. .
exsggera,e my own defects. The reader must not
tsks nv own word for IT, Dor believe me aitose'ner
changed from The young man who once nopeo s.tenu-
osly and Struggled net so much ani's Frosdor heads
thar mine hsve gained honor in the world hoster
hearts have mbibed new warmth, ana oeen ne"y
happy Life however, II mus. De owned, has CONS 70
y,fher an idle psss with Would my frends IKE 10
lrour What brns HI II thtberi There Ia secret-l
nave concealed II all along and never meant let the
whisper Of it escspe-Sne foolish ltte secret, wa
possibly may have had something 10 DO win tnese In
active years Of merriam manhood. with my oscneior'
sbip with the unsais6ed retrospect that hing DacK on
ife and nv listless glance toward the future oasl
reveal III tits absurd thing Tor man ia nus ato'
moons Of the world, m recover, with 'oe'o totes
white hairs ia bis brown mustache, and that deepenlng
track of crow foot temple-an absurd tnlng
ever 20 have happened, and quite the aosurdet ter
an old bachelor like me 10 talk about But rises In
ny throat; 80 let II come. =. a.
shall be- will throw a CLEAN OF light over my oensvlor
throughout the foregoing tnctdents and TO- lnussd'
essential tO the full understanding OF my story' lne
reader therefore since have disclosed 80 much, 10
entitled to this word more As write H. ne Sin
chsrtsby suppose me blush aud turn away my lace
IL my self-wss 10 observation-disclosures!
The curious reader Of this work will not fail to
notice the frequent felicites of fancy that flash
along the page, often in single phrase, which is
noem in itself, revealing subtle power Of word
painting perhaps unsurpassed by any living writer
T" BLACKwooD's MAGAZINE" for
I,y commencing the Thiry.hfth Volume OF the Amer
lean edition is Just iHued by l.. SCOT Co. An article
IN the National Deenses" opens the number, show
sas ii hnal Insecurity Of Great Britain IN Gaze OF
fsregn invasion Buwer's "My Novel Is confined,
and new story commenced, entitled Katie Stewart
The literary position Of Aphonse Karr Is the subject OF
an able essay and an pcnricu into the oriental regions
OF Ntpssl and China gathers valuable fruits An
absurd article on American Politics" by an English
man Abroad full OF plumbers and platitudes, winds up
pih bit Of rose colored Vaccination Whoever may
be The President however, the United States will hold
ON the even tenor of their wsyncrensiug every day
and every hour In material prosperity-Augmentng In
populston and resources They will not interfere in
the affairs OF Europe not sithsanding all kOssuth can
,sy hev M not sgsin se npt surprise Cuba under
cevrr Of Creole revolution ill Favorable oPpor
,,us,, They will coouet with the Sand wich Islands
puh their teeers into the open oystershel of Mexico
ana ss far as the west part of the lshmus feeling
aestias which upels them thither They will ilstter
and court the Canadians, who hate them; construct
railroads a7d canals ways for enterprises of all
hass sese populate cultivate, develop wild districts
and undiscovered resources display many of the best
and meay Of the worst features of the Anglo saxon
Character with here snd there touch of all the differ
ent nations which they absorbing into themselves
and IN toe end believe, before magnitude causes dis
junction, or corruption produces decay will become,
what they believe themselves 10 be now one of the
sreaiest people tina, the earth has ever seen"
~ SARTAIN's MAGAZINE" for Au-
gust Is enriched with 81 unusual number of able con-
triossons "The Ilust aied Lie of Jackson by j. T.
HeAdley, IL continued stoddsrd contributes another OF
his dainty Patty Legends" John Neal puts iortn a
airing Of amusing paradoxes, which he supports with
charscterbtc ingenuity, C. Cranch, undsr the pre-
tense Of writing about GuOes and Guide Books in
duges ina vein Of quaint and porse wisdo o. OF which
call for more, Alice Carey furnishes articles both
10 poetry and prose, and Thoreau, George s. Bnrlega
Mulchl och, Dr. Lazarus and Leland with Others
complete Ms, of writer's which Of any magazine may
well be proud. dewitt s. DavenporD
~ "THE ART-JoURNAL," for July,
kas several articles Of uuusua interest a Visit to
6isfgow," Titan az a Portrait Painter Natural
Philosophy of the Beautiful" and others Tae snoeI'
habmerts OF THE pumber consist Of engrayngs OF The
Landing Of the Prince Of Orange" from pl,fure by