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

1870 : h.ye .pos,n 90 the third, I coeSteagy
i,oh ed for one bus 20 my surprtse vo dhspontn'sd
Boz ssiurosy's mall will surely ortpg v saa sn',
,bvuxh ,on.whM ssd, hsd yet IA snxi-'ies- Bus Se
ss.is s,ssooo.ted Yet, % my papers assured inc
tb,t IA consequences Of the vose nj storms me western
uails we're rtGly ali defspgrd, | attributed % 'on
csu.e and other, ny 'ec"nd onsp9'.nNnee,S ~
tbouubt Of sickness or sorro~ had yet uoup'eo I'
tnupga nv heart was very loneiy. "On Monday evea
Inc shen very calm was overpo vered vith teelios
Of sac mesa for which could not socouos seeneo
once To be sitiDs In the shsdo~ OF elJu, naL nn
tight; lop.ipg, yea oresdiog 70 have " ron ary, .
tnoush dimly cupjecrure3 taere might De suns1'ns
b,doep BY L. and there mil ht be olscker dsrsn-ss !
wen. TO my Bbls for sonfors-the lesson for toe nsoe
ard very appropriately to-, II sfterward sesmei-s"
N.uhes xvii Ba, the feeling Grer upon one al u
ses med 10 be wearing my spbt or o~ling ssnuy ous
firmly GU, Of The as.h could NOT resist H. oas -ss
forced 70 yield {, Il old not weep f-s no cesse "
weep; but med so 70 SPEAK 10 reveiin meAooooy:
whence va iti What mysterious beings ~e srsI
have apscibtd this extract from the hss OF tns TWO
letter, addressed ny husoand-assl AFTER ne wa a.
resoy tad Let II psss without cnmmsnt $1,000
on the following Tuesday and Thursday | I" conn
DENLY n before looked for messss-, oa' ga 49,
evenings | Wa doomed 10 dissyponSnent spsce
loo precious 10 occupy 10 with tns record OF M
teelipss Yet bear wuh me while ssy. tnst nsu my
hear, known on Thursdsy night the solemn run 'oa'
b. lived was even then passing ssy Soa.a -
" have endured an agony more iotense ana ns
The sroi If suspense Uas thsfe-no~ 5000 i''r'~9o
by the ssUr Y Of reality. On Friday mornine Hsn esy
hour letter was banded % me- IL vas non Lyoa ~,
law Al glance and the same elsnee told me =" - no
nom k,n "Apythins but deash.' cried my sou :" /
toI n open; "a ylhpg but thai j. he Gas mol oesa
He re-, dead Even then the grave VA ciosins o'ef
bis corpse ., ,rs,,
Qua January 26h, and w's gu os'snnauy mus va
TUESDAY, January lah, Mr. SJuie was nkso uu"' SUI
ana con,inued grow worse until the SATURDAY 'noio
,,rer vben II was dscvered that his disease was the
small OK. The cru ytJn then began to appear ana "
IL po9 al it, full hight be has eyery prosPecs u o
well and from al sppeaance noE VII son
II. 10 attended BY one If our moot sSiiui pny''cs,
ho sx the case looks vsry fsvOra 'le ana tns une-s
the yer runs very high there will be No dtn
ger Mr. Soule requests me TO say 10 you, no, 70 90
ssru ed on bis account he thinks he shall be soe 70
or ssiara.s evering received q second lsiter, I'M
der dst- 2sth Hs dlsesse has turned aud his poysr
csp oinIs be has passed thrcugh the most osnserous
,,sae q n, ard thar he will soon recover ne cyl
dsr Nv rel better and save be tees very couJrsoo
nov snd wjsnes hi. friends give themselves no H.
sssil ess ON bis account - ~m WF"e you
sSsr by csy after to MORO - and by wnich dine sn
| 40 ropes be will be oeyond all ordin-ry danger
On the following Tuesday eveoiog received 3 tnfo
Letter upoer date 30th. ! sxtrsct t~O paragraphs;
Al nine O'Clock on the evening OF the 2o.n lnst'
when ny last communication you "a, written, we
all bell, yeo your dear husband was In fsr wy oi re-
Gov, nv from his ierribe and since faal disease his
atsp ding pt y,icisp, eminent In bis profession
WA then BY spo gave me, a. hsvs no oOu'' snoT'
In Ard honestly tne sssurzI Gee then expressed bu'
durr the pisb, of the 2s,o, and hs next mornios the
rrira i've yer upjn bis dsease seemed 10 De
exbsus IN his pt yscsl powtrs, ard he seemed mnco
w.sker u I'D appeared toe day and evening pre-
y,ous and durrg yestsrdsy and last ever log AL Godt
cal uesns Known o. his atending physician sod 10
those called 10 counsel, we're ms0e use OF 10 sustain
him and even oil nine clock and after last esen ng,
tpere were still hopes # biz recovery ha hen 9" d
plsned Of being veal but expressed nimseli Tree rom
ali usin at tns tims ~rot. descrp't1n ot oils s'1t
top To- send H. but ms not leave until tni'
uoruits have sitnheld seDdins II
laaf
thai hs continued sink oowo, pot~tnstsod'ng all voc
efforts Of oil. medi,s auendsL and ne from mat nne
failed rspdy, Until alb ut hstpass one o CLOCK .o's
pfrp,. when his spirit left for higher ans oes'sr
world" .,..
Frcpc the letter In which we're slven all tue psrnou-
srs OF the Hines from i hrs Symptom to iu fatal TER
n,psrop MAKE toe folio sing Extract
"A pr, Der place was ser csd In the village eametsry
son,h ~ mis- place A. hla remans dsceoty and
properly inferred hetwpen e Iht and nine o'clock 10 the
moi mig n which he did No iuoeral s5fvicos we're
hso at be grave, but many an sn>iou' cont"e ano
humble b. art bowed win deep hunili'y hotore the
Trrore OF the Most High whlle the grave closed over
bis remsips"
The simple ard beautiful record other husband 4
life given by his approaching bographer is en-
rich.d Nth notices aud personal recolectons by
several Of his brethren IN the ministry-hev. IL
"A Chaplin. O. A. Skinner, J. L. Goodrich, I. +.
Abel and others. A selection from the misceila-
nsou. and theological writings OF MIR. Soaie APP
proprately occupies portion OF the volume, and
furl ishes an admirable testimony to his delicate
conscientiousress, his souDdness Of MIND his gene'
rous Gu ture, and his wise and elevated devotion
% the modest PURPOSES Of human life To all who
delight in the study Of character, this oiogapny
will be welcome and to those who sympt't,.Le
with the religious convictions and hopes OF its
subject it must be Invaluable.
GLOssOLOGy BrIsG TREATISE ON THE NAruRs
oT LtNGUasr AND on the LANGUAGE OF NATURE
Nv CHARLEs KRAITsIR, M ID. limo. pP. 40 George
p. Putosm
The author of this work is we'll known
a. one OF the bodest and most original of living
phioiogists. Surpassed by fe~ scholars. American
or Europe an, in variety and profJundness Of erud
ton. he enters the field Of his 70, earches, as il il
had never been explored before. To him Language
is vital reality, and he brings all the strength
and eaInestnsss Of his intellect, TO detect tht
divine laws that determine its formation. He hai
already favored the public with fragments OF q
system, which is no less remarkable for its har
mony with nature than for lis philosophical beaut,
and comp, eheIsiseness. The present volume
treats OF Language IN general OF the tnghsn VIII
special reference to photography, of the coastit
uent elements of human speech, OF the views o
philologsts in every age, Of the history Of writer
and spoken language OF the Classification Of tn
race, Of men, and a variety of other topics Of
similar character. No work on the subject Of Ian
gusge has recently appeared, in which prevaiIoI
errors are alta ked with more stringent animosity
or in which the means Of amendment are adyanc &c
with more confidence in their truth. An extrac
OF two will show the style Of the author and tn
spnt Ct the work.
To you "who dare 10 De wise :" 10 you on who's
nbd there remains spo, ind, I'd by tho msoafscta'
inE procs 80 Of conmon scbois 70 you chose int-oc
bss nOt been o'uncd o-,quinted, SsrOoed by me ca
coe bee CT The niscsled Eosiish spelling and Aao Ia
! hps iDsrurtiop 10 yoa W. wish ~ oo-y tn- gre4
porc precePs "KnOo t.yssJ"-CHtLos engraved OF
'h- ~mp'- OF AvrIo. or.c-) 10 you ~np 9Th % ur