New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-11

t'As ocen air. with no nervous n'eas'nos el ="
bosD9 e,rreiafiye If her husband. AZ BE- IS llA o.
So rrver 20 shc is type OF the most sen, u'o az
Ir-,s womsnhoed. She has been gfoet az 81 ''n
dsses and thg marks Of pain are stamped upon her
ube..5 manner Her gure i slight her cOnn.e atnie
pss.iye Of genius and sensibiy' shaded W ael %
t,ewu locks ard her lremnlogs voice oten hli'srs
t-s iey Uons Ike tie flame Of dying ceD1ls over in
oss ~ 49, never seen human frame which seemed
vEh transparent vel for q celestial AMI IN mortal
tho T. soul Of ire encased IN sheli OF p;aIi
slunrs and fine genius needs no setting form az ny
ne She IA also what is not generally known
hsie ~ r,eomnon nav profound learning, even me 10
49, a masculine standard Nor IL she more renArNs
tft. s;ps and learning han for sweetness Of temper
Dr. If hear del6h Of feeling ami purity o. spirit
,riyileee to know such beings sngiy am seParas-
u hui 10 see their powcTs guickened and their happiness
hv ne sacred tie Of marriage, IS cause Tor Pecu
iVeS i.sfo0 gratitude. union 20 complete a. mars
b;c ne mind hes nothing 70 crave nor the heart 10
u C. i cordial 10 behold and soothing to remember
have no space for any quotations from the Discus
-. - Rou,ap art but must content ourselves with
ono or two passages the society Of the Eternal CITY
INHABITANTS OF ROME.
n. inhabitants Of Rome divided into three classes
avisops the Trastevcrin who live on the right BANK
fsbs TTber; the Monteggiani who dwell on the NUS;
snd be Poyoauii who occupy the low grounos Ti .no
Ssmpus Msrtius and is neghborhOOd II Is said that
.fd ear can detect pecuisres Of speech and eDnDca-
80, by which each j. distinguished from the other In
General the language j. spoken IN Rome win lulhes5
"a metallic ring not usual among northern natOs anu
aseIne The rch vocaliz alton Of Italian singers Ihe
mouib opened more widely than OF the north ana the
volume Of sound projected has more body ana srkes ne
,.undly uyon the ear The letter e CALCULATED wih
eTest force Milton in his treatise on EduGauon makes
:. olservstOn undoubtedly suggested by his own com
rOn Of the manner Of speaking ~ faf p@rberT do
IA oIn our mouths the cold air vide enough 10 gra.e
.ouibern tongue but observed by all other naons
20 AZ exceeding cose and inward In me quay sno
-, ~ The voice tho men have generally the advantage
S,bs roneD In music the barytOne IL the common voice
smopg men and the cOntralto among women ..;.o
aAfR ne
n.,snances are frequently To be seen both among me
soupry people and the residents themselves stranger
Lorever might pass many weeks mere anu INV 40 ~
,,.;ty of Judging Of the amount Of female beauty DC
80 e women Of the higher and middle classes are hot
ueb given 10 walking in the streets There ere Always
fbr,e or four times many men a. women 10 oe ey'
a. =, GOOD weather The windows of the Cprso 10 the
C.rn;y,1 were a new revelation TO me on this head Inc
so rpts in Europe whore the rays OF beauty converge
20 the most ghtering focus are propa1Iy tne n I p
piy al and the London opera house Inc hpSSn anu ~
,n.n women have a common resemblance in the TACT
hss bey are seen TO the best advantage when sealed
The features Of the Roman women are generally regular
L shave III the face more inclined 10 the square than
Inc oval 1he hair rch black and full rs BRAIDED ana
lo.,ed IN bece ming and picturesque fashion Inc lore
tssdis low broad and firm answering in its expression
=, re lover pan OF the face which is issve and com
nad The eye large and finely set in is socket me
ieeh arns and bust fine but the hands ana Ieel,
especially the latter large; ana the Whole ruins
somswhst too sturdy and compact. The nose Is
large and almost invariably straight or aqlhine.
clever ScOtchwOman once remarked IN mAeu Pa''s
looked like restored busts with noses too small lbe up
pr liz Is often shaded with something more than he sus
IiciOn Of Il mustaChe.
Wbnt il most wanting in the Roman women Is an OK
rresop of sofiness delicacy and refinement As the men
there arc like women, the women are Ike men Inc
oompe xion i more like the rich rind Of ripe rn than
fhe Transparent nj veil of passing emotions wnch pay ana
vanish Ike auroral Reams The eyes shine with hxei
external light like that of glass polished metal ana 90
not darken with sensibilty. The lips arc firm and not
have often stopped look at the who were in
attendance upon their young charges in fine weather upon
The Pincan Hill Their heads, never detaced with bon
net seemed made and dressed TO 90 into picture Inc
hair OF rich usrous black lay in massive brais and was
esLered into knot behind, pierced with SILVER arrow
The complexion, of glowing gypsy yelow-sneh as ony
Titan could pain-was in harmony with the gay bodlce
and streaming belt ribbon. The face, square III outline
and compact IN structure the mpasVe expression OF
marble bust But the large brown eyes were animated
with strange mixture animal tenderness and animal
those Of ates fOndng her cubs Passion
md peril lay slumbenng their depths IL was volcanic
face which. at moment warning mighl preah our T IA
explosions of love, hatred, Jealousy or revenge mus
Seinramis might have looked, while yet a she, herd 8
dsughtor; or Charlotte Corday, while dreaming in the
woods Normandy, before the air drawn dagger mar
thaIed her away TO Paris.
TEMPERANCE.
In regard to temperance am inclined think that the
inhabitants of Southern Italy, and OF the WINE growing
countries generally enjoy reputation somewhat hey 'nd
their deserts II is true that is very rare to see man
absolutely drunk but il not uncommon to see those who
have drank than good for them Bu' even whefe
excess avoided the of wine in considerable
both to health and good morals 10
health from the eble and nammaory state of the sys'
TEN which il leads and To good morals from the irrta
bliiy Of temper and quarrel ONE sPri when huues'
il the proportion of the casc of stabbing brought 10 the
Roman hospitals which occur in near wine shops could
be known have no queshon that II would i9rmsh u
strong fact wherewith point the celebrations OF TEN
yerance lecturer There il added temptation to drink
Hbundany Of wine from the nature Of the usual food OF
the common people This being principally vegetable,
does not especially in cold weather supply the waste OF
energy but leaves when the appetite salts
fed certain dull and ndenablc craving like being hled
butnot fed Wine relieves this sense OF iatness ana IN
ertness by the momentHry glow and hip gives 70 the
aneuid blood bat the relief thus derived is like the heat
Of FIRE of thons, and there is thus constant nduceme
10 rel eat and increase the rmedy II the common people
Of Rome and its neghb0rhOOd could eat more meat and
would drink less wine there is little question that their
health and morals would be the better for the change
INDUSTRY.
In handiness and manag, mont. in labor saving con
trvances In the adaptation of 10 ends in econo
ludcrously deficient The philosopher who defined
to he tool making animal did not make MS obser
vatione upon the Alban Sabine hills. Every nipple
ment and instrument wdch comes to help the hand oil man
Of the rudest aud most primitive kind Their piows
and would be taken by Yankee farmer to be the
fossil remains Of aniodluvan age 1t is the same with
domestic furniture and household utensils Eac genera
lion receives what Is handed down tr'm us predect
and in lie turn transmits ii to its without question
and without improvement No man ever thinks ct con
irving labor saving eNpeden of op ming short cut
10 any desired object Flax spun upon the primitive dsaf
and by clumsy hand loom, very much as in the
days of the ehase Lucreta and water is toisomely
brought home from the srng in copper vessels upon the
heads Of Graceful is the appearance of these
moving oaryades and suggestive the sight is Of class
sl aud oriental associations would gladly fOrego it,
these poor could be relieved BY the aid of a
pump leaden pipe The habit of laying aside portion
Of thr earnings provision against rainy day not
common among these careless people and where there
10 savings banks there little ndueemen 10 peasant
Who is not so fortunate TO piece of land TO take
the trouble and run the risk of investing his small saw