New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-17
NEVv.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, DECEMBER H. 1853

HEART HoLID.rs-Tbe Holidays are approaching viii
ell their weslh Of memory and beauty Of unlny They
Holidays Of the heart when should AL try get
Hsnvn Iossibl ai1s-if honest sent mslt a.
H. it ls' halfforyoiten childhood can
When the hearhs glow brightly in the twilight Of the
the strife and srugge Of the bunss. season
ovG-when feels his heart sudiby beating. A. il
uted DO then. OF al times. is tie tine to grow hfass
again kni. up raveed sleeve for ones self sad
while bis hand is in do the like service for soneboly
else Te place whererhe heart is se.swsei up and that
beautiful temple becomes sat for -ihe money changers
Tie Holidays glorious time to turn them out and s
Up therein the divinity that once halowed it.
Circles that gathered last year within the sic ring Of
freight aud looked into each others face. and els.psd
each others hand and seemed beautiful each other
broken or are narrowed We remember those that ara
gone when the old family table is set forth for the marriage
the marriage Of yesterday and todny-and chairs stand
vacant against the walls occupied by the stranger
within our gates" We lemember those that gone
when we i-s familiar footsiep in halls familiar
hard pressed within somebody that began to Live
and love- and to labor when id, whore we did as We
did We remember those tbs; gone when mis- hsn
who could help remember he day gone on before some
body who had the other page of menors tablet. and
chcerd with confirming testimony, that arc really
the beings pacing LIES middIewatch or with hair and
heart frosty with time that when hart were
the fa.hon and we al them.
Harvey they say discovered the circulation OF the blood
.foretme II would puzzle second Harvey to redcover
it
The fewer We become, the let love an
other" and while the shadows Of December lie dark in
summers pleasant places let kindle can LILLE
June in the midst Of the winter of our discomfort
Our friend Mr CLARK, Of The Ka'cksrbocIr Miga''s,
must have down his December Table with somshins
of these thoughts when he ndd the following Other
forms that faded long ago from the loving eye nut have
seated themselves unbiddcn st his hosptsble board;
90 The night eOneL, wherein no man can rork. Al.
reader have taken too little thought Of this Perhaps
you have not friends in the full flush OF rpened man
hood with all the blessings andhopts Of ts life clustering
about them. suddenly cut down by the relentless stroke Of
the An Congueror. Perhaps you have never seen one
die-boldng his hand in yours, while he painted away his
breath When you do experience this this great theme
will be brought nearer to you Az you work tea yol
viii look at your hands and ask yourself;
Ard nut th: body siel
A Lie mols,TiSf IN me ,, clay ?
The great certainty will be before you you will feel tnat
soon the night cOmetb, wherein no man can work You
will wake in the night witches perhaps by the heavy
beating of your heart and suddenly remember that friend
after friend has dropped from your sidethat time with
them is longer, and that sooner or later you VIII DO
chilled to Join them. And then viii come thoughts OF
earthly tnmies-ofungrstefu fTiendshrs but NH them
will afo come the added reflection that this little life,
which is a vapor, is too short for ennties; AMI
nosiiies if you have INDUCED any will fade before the
certainty that in the grave there no bitterness no pas
III.
forgotten by all those in whose memories yOu would
live not with disregard, not with roproach but with
broken friendshp with undyng affection Thus may It
lie when orr night comeih!
TIE LAST OF THE HUNBoLDT.-A telegraphe dispatch
to Walter Il Jones Esq dated at Halifax 18th, says that
the Humboldt is all broken to pieces, and nothing
from her can be saved excep, salvage. The steamer
Ma1;on for New York, will leave Saturday with the
cargo saved Very little Of the materials will be saved
The Government has down cutter TO pro
tec tho floating property About haIfte cargo landed
nearly oil thorOus lily damaged
A NEW CHARITY SoBooL-An industrial school for
vaerant and poor gs has st been opened in
in the basement Of the Mariners Chapel The poorest eh
dren in lie Fom,h Ward have been gathered in and more
AT taken who can attend the public schools matron is
euroyod TO overlook the school, and ladies from other
parts Of the City TO teach the girls sewing knitting &c.
meal is given to he chi den AID they supplied with
coihe, as thoy ltnrn 10 make them Straw brlding and
fomc light trades to be aught alo hereafter No
has known till lately the needs OF The Fourth Ward. In
TO district Of the City are there so many poor ignorant
neglected Children Cherry ard Water sis are now what
the Five Points wGs once These ladies have nobly
rel down into te center Of New YORK poverty to work
Gri The schoo is branch OF the Chidrns Aid Society.
Donations Of food, rice, moasses Indian meal po,ioes
bead &c &c a. well OF chldrens clothing can be sent
either to the school or to No 20 New Bible House The
chery which helps the poor he industrious and to take
car Of themselves is certainly the bet Of oil charities
The officers Of the Association Mrs. Elisha Peck,
frli DirochCss Mrs L. ID Morgan, second do Mr.. VI.
II Crnpon third do Mrs. Buffers, Secretary Mrs DR..
Mlard Parker Treasurer The other ladies engaged are
from tie Rev Mr. Cuylers church and various churches
uptown.
IMMIGRATION The number OF immigrants arriving at
Ills mort dur;rr Tho week ending Dee - is follows