New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-25

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sl,o the mair nal aIlo and iospire ~ sns
~ IA, senses To b. able /, do shs arfsnS ne ~.
al his -, - and qust,iss soe carcu%stsoc-' % ~
10 sacb 9 yerf.ruapce Is would certainty 90 -,
n vopd. rmept nsy Of horror. n toe Alnsny sfcu'
,ect of tne Uu,vsrse bad pa tuned hin y % "a eo
nce ih the csl-susl spheres ADD uitn toe "'ma
Of n.ier and With oil sp rusi easrges, and Via Az
=, lsti 10 Of al things 20 each osner. .,ao,
Iapguase tberetore cannot be tne siin ana oe'
the bob, oompl-x Ut al human -oerg'ss tne oo,, sa
uusse meuento OF o. pcriods psss-d oy ,cop'o SUI
By sch While they aad he yrt hssi ana '
40 aser the had made thek exeuof frum tns tns>'sf
N their activity lt 10 thus that language we
red TREAD to say, shsrsin the devcs s1d tss's
rnerts.s ard tire phenouens OF nsture are araas M.
| AZ n apy besdl All We knns OF chat 10 past Ia axos
| =, ,hsslt Ia space, se sDow eh-fJ oy Language,
uh,eh 10 not orly preservi' 'uo',aoce s MN rtos
,nnvs put also monumsnt Il weif 80 ~ the Dp$ers
", n.ve prntucrd and welded Is Language may re
tss1 ~ ,hoss ood In wni h sllsd anita iagtsc
orssnc rvu aius una (b-ds OF coa 'ses, yellow
.nbsr A, H. Ni.bukr calls phii"hogy mediator 10
,vsn me remo,est ssss pro.ervpg 10 1rokso i'eopv
- - nohlas, ancient pstons, as II nere were NJ
| Ii e ,hop,ands ot yesrs bet seen them aud ~ In
eesad isngusse although heersne has r.sed noai a o"
or, enduring and oacs more .toidi 70 90 "a o Oh
uo'o So, Tn, arrow. ~ sded or cua-h 'rn IN.
| ,n,,,n. ON the bricts aud cylinders ot osy'o'
A,,, ria al The monuu cots Of tns Acoe iss
of P-rsis; the hiaroeiyDns on esyp@ su ~ 49,.
m, mum ent, arr met valuable 60 'oo $40 zen. a.,
o., account of thsli brlpg sitns'ss' OF 'ns ~
| OF the RESPECTIVE psiiUps. loe mooo', - 80 "a
| Chit e,e The luxurisnco OF 70" oAn'e'" 80 ,..,,,,
4 nj
bc,h into he oi,uou,on and the menssi Peeah'''e'
| Of the several peoples. ,, .,.,as, and
Oar nr..eot socisl, religious, poliuc saeouac soa
| s,n.ic cuItufe and ciyilZ stoO 10 out me oom
| 49, VI ~. n., oeep onns spd lived through y
on, common AZ ccsuy 10 mankind' sinco u NC - -
| rial: oply oisested, sssn!iatd oS tne ouapo -.
d,conpo-iDe, hier'ns' 'ec'sios, spp &c a ns With
i-cps M or. or ie-s ns1trshzt'g p0~er % uii. -, 49,
m. nm o,epess of psss ages from tue III n'p,s " o
.x,stsuc. the mass OF the MT, rials oo'oo ~ rs
received BY succeeding g-oerstioo', az .ne 49,,
lrp tare 90 q
c,p,,s II even he works nov believed 70 D. 'ooso
of Oh. Individual. are suspe"ud u nave os'u Va" ~ 80
.iou. OF ver.l inspired men (oRPhSus s,rxorS
| Wy,s. W.INrxr; the sutnors VI toe ME fELuN"hN
Urn. su.XsPsARE and otners) nov Jnid ~e uo~
os It4I Z E ,hs n.Dg"m' rae, inn"'hoi W 49,, ..
n, - an tpoividus nation, or even os ssch ss JUS.
I sne.,h "a necrssAy function NJ rams seossuooS'
nsart III. cit Dc AID Intellectual ia'uues' sos
lively Involuntary, yet In herpug "''u 70 u,s
| uony OF ire u, vurr; ~bere.s tne sing'e 'soxu"e
~ ve,., naans ere All, ctsd by tns ~ re "r lees
correct CD oce often by the caprice of their spea.e,
Ohio then selves we're influenced by local and ot'o'
AGENCIES The essen dale If the one human spsecn arc
ever The same Each " opo. geDeu, po ~-r OF 'p-ec"'
peculiar In each, smslgsmsos tue pnoaetc ('ouu r'
mrI Is with the iseli gs aoo aehta' coneep'os .' ~
organic univ, Owing 20 rht iodivtnnsl variety OF "a
man every one has KIDD Of dialect 81 bis o~n, vnico
ysri., ev, n according Z, the different phases " a.
I'll .ciusl and sensual Hts tor each persoo emo o''s
VT aever his mind receives OF pIOou0es, NJ ~
g. peculiar cast .
sps, i,suips from the spirit red Us also upon H.
without union .i ,ouuds II .pe-cn ,hs very tr"ugo"
isDt; the operations ., ire orain' "a
a the or. ans VI speech and the s-LssOn o IN" o.s>u
cfh..rir b. ing ips.psrsbe syurrgy (~op-rsu'ol
Tpoush nike dash Of hghni collects -cry.'snk~s
he -hoe p1~er Of the mind 70 one voint suu u"e,s
rse by precise distpct unity OF srttculata souods
All nerve. COZ o. et,d with phnuetc aud &c 'usuc
ossps are thus 10 monoD, snd 'hs surroutdlng S
10 made 60 ,ihrs'e With mind. A. thought longs "a
break forth from hidden Lotto thu ps'nt space
90 the vice Huy.s IA Issue from The be-sS through
the hedge of teeth into the ssnn.phere sJesen "a
q, much a fupcuou OF tniosiog oreath'sg. uos
mere n cans Of Communication With Others but alsc
ruesDs Of updepIspoipg bimselt
The yreat pathological merits Of the volume are
no doubt ooscuIed by the apparent want " ue'"""
with which the author sets forth his views. 10
this respect, as we'll as in so many others, It IL
certainly entitled to take rank among the cu'os'
lies of Ii erature. Tie mingled eddity An iraco-s-
of its styl.-its aroR ant defiance OF fashion amt
scholastic authort,-its wildernes'es OF learn
ins-and the play severity with which It ar'
athe matizes library pret1nsion-make 1t tn
| most unique production Of the day. IL can har IL
fail to produce a rattog among the dry bones, ~
j other departments of educ alton no less than ia
pnilol gy. The crowd of schoOlmasters, pro-
tetsors, newspaper writer's and publishers Al
of whom thr author handles without gloves-ms.
| vince unOtf MS ChustiC npphCatiohot Jus VIZ
lovers Of original research and fearless expression
will welcome work as grand treasure hoIsr
of materials for the erection Of a sound system Of
philology.
| AFLoAr AND ASHORE. ~ Caotsin MAcKissos, K
N. limo PIP 3A. Harper 4 Brothers
A lively, dashing writer is Capt. Mac
oil rho funk sood narute n N
saior-'ne little starch that was ever in his com.
position being thoroughly taken out by the salt
~ater-quite free from the coakbey pr"judicss 81
common with English travel. r. in Amerha-and
even disposed to view and things 10 this coun'
try in too rose-eolored light.
Arriving in New. York as an entire stranger, the
Captain was greatly struck with the pas, wan
Sigh and delicate appearance OF both men and
~omtn. But after becoming better acquainted
with the habits OF the people, he no longer Won
Gers that they die prematurly, but is surprised u
end that they manage to 1--we as long as they d.
He states several instances of a foolish dsrrgaTo
t. h. alth which came under his notice while IN
this City. Here is one
beautiful and intelligent but rather faded Americas
laoy u twenty ak sears OF ag was Dpisaiog oitss
Iy OF the bestn OF berse6 and lite son.
nine years old. 10 the cour'e a oog cooverssu -.
itaospTed thai sbe rarely vent OUT OF dD)rs, nevr
solely for exercise Her rooms 10 WATER SUI
fer.o 20 De alta tempe, stnr1 Than 100 sod th7J
fen above 9Oo She 10 tn- ns 1s II rating
bssr'y meat brrsh'sst meat asaa Dr luncheon, ann
ihbo lime dinner. II nv soy chance she tonk walls
-ithrr during westhsr or dry, sne nsd nothing u
pritci Der f-.t but HIGHT ana thin shoes, n ~
kpyrsow, man would % c0Lsdsref alm,st iDs,o- l,
sypssr sbrUsd In. Who can wLndor at her ooic Al,
heath or faded beauty
Bot your l,l- boy said aat ort Of life doe
he lead 10 m.he him ter der y
IL fear n et bun out al all" she replied, he 10 81
delicate and his appetite !, quite gooe"
"Doyou, theD," pursued keep MIN all day 10 ,hi
siffilbs stove besip
"Wbst ese esn do |" she y ac1ls,ed With sigh
As mao provb usiy ,e-u this young urchn play st)l
knll. -ilr han hak d