New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-04


stsrcird alone upon bleak rock then "a nag WIKI
Fsrry On II coasts Of Melville I-isn1, through tncAs
ter Sound m Bafnes Bay, al NJ the sNores OF Ge1n
lir6 even to the dTeary town OF JGiI4ashaa7'
yovag,d N a ship Ia see the knisteEeaux and % -
dawn in sIedce n the fading-sfion- where the e
tors dwell by the dccile dos ri Labrador over me a
again lust touching a; the Hebries, the O7kney nc
shetland. the Fsroes, sDd az the Luhoden siah"s -
winter in Arrhangel Archsngel, on the NhFe sea
used 20 be place ster my own heart sprZnNrsen am
Nova Zernba Siberia and the steppes OF Rnss'A tne
golden domes Of Moscow, that great cry, Na2nlN0a
On the Kreullin Tsmparts wrapped IN connRsrat''u-
ese passed along Ike pictures OF an hypero'resn o-
rama.
r~"HARPER's MAGAZINE for April well
rewards the attention of its l500o purchasers BY the
original articles Of popular interest, which compose
the staple of this number. We have continuation OF
the Notes from the Copper Region embodyng
much valuable information on the CONDITION oil the
mines with description and numerous pictorial Illus
trstions Of the various mining processes. This asuc
eeeded by sn excelleni Gtiele on The Aormons'
which copdenses in a readable form, the most interest
ing facts Of which in possession concerninst the
history character and prospects Of that extraordinary
people. The paper entitled France-Her Emperor,
shows more sentiment than sagacty, and does not sue
coed in endowiu -the usurper with all the evangelical
virtues The selections in this number, which bear
small proportion the whole amount OF matter are
quite attractive We must not forget The Editors
Table" which presents an elaborate argument In favor
Of ehoststories showing that ." belief in ghosty
life and ahosty appearances part OF our very hui
msnity" Ii gives 70 coun,ensnce, however TO the
current spiritual manifestations, so called, but sets
them down a. = species Of naturiizins deylisn,
tending "to harden, dry up, unsprtualze' and de re-
cionize to an ncurable degree the human soul The
author seems TO be perfectly a, home both with ghosts
and demons and his remarks will doub. attract the
attention of the amateurs in that line.
u" PUrsAx's MONTHLY" for April, which
hes just reached US by way Of Cincinnati is a good
readable magazinish number, opening with new in
stslment OF New York Dsguerreotyped' done up
with great spirit by popular writer, and illustrated
with encravings Of our principal hotels in all their
glory The idea of running parallel between Thack'
crays Becky Blanche. and Beatrice and the late admi
rable woman Mrs. Mary Ware, is far.fetched, and at
first blush highly impertinent, but the author OF the
article on this jet manages gingery and presents
number Of fine discriminating comments on female
character Mrs Potphar's experience in Lent, and
other passages in the private lie Of that exemplary
rtrsOnnec are related in one her letters which must
have ,' iato the hands Of Mr. Putnamby some unfair
hear that the writer II IN terIlDle
NJ the loss The Bourbon Question gives occasion
to a new DISCUSSION of great length, attempting to
make a Dauphin out of the Reverend Indian Mission
any, The letter Of De Joinyille and Beauchesnes work
however are a quite ofiectua damper on the preten-
sions Of NJ Williams, spite of the ingenious special
pesdines of his jealous advocate The poetry in Put
nam il Of ceruean transcendenial cast always ex-
cepaing the commencement Of an Epic called " Our
Own" which show--
"Tis the easiest matter in one sense
To write very palpabe nonsense
though It must be confessed the "topsy turvy head
over heels unmeaning folly betrays wise brain I'M
der the TESTERS mask The remainder Of the number
presents a due mixture of grave and gay.
~ SKETCHES OF JOURNEY IN CHILL,
AND TIE ARGENTINE PROVINCES IN ls49," by Lieut..
ISAAC G. STRAIN personal narrative of a journey
across the South American continent from Valparaiso
to Rio de Janero describing the manners and customs
Of the people the local scenery and the mode Of travel
together with brief history of Chilli The author Is
not a skful or interesting writer, but his book con
tAins considerable information South American
poliiics geography and history u2pno. pp. aSS- Jc
Riker)
An illustrated edition of GRAr's ELEoY
INA COUNTRY CHURcHYARD" is published in Boston
by Moses l. Dow, and sold by Dexter & Co. 1t ap
pears 20 have been suggested by Mr. Websters calling
for the poem on his death bed and is accordingly EN-
belhed with portrait of the deceased statesman, and
contains a sketch of his life