New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23


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"TsE PLuxED TBooP"-For the p.s three weeks m IRE
ess, every day and all day military companies of cut
aud oIor express and admirable" preceded by band.
dscolrsng everything from Hal lumbia" TO Benny
Dom. have dehled through the streets large. and
troop Of moherless boys bringing up the Rain or
sbne equinocsl eoudles it is al the Here they
come and bereihey come, al looking very beautiful very
soldieriy. and very solemn.
But the town had been under martial law long that
people getting tired the march Of troop was no
novelty; on the other hand had become lle-just
stry little of bore the WY necked flies seemed shrer
thnn ever and the much-sbused drums gave a double
grpmble and there some, in fact who insnuated-
though Of their business be suretha there
nobler quaies in this great Nrod oa word than gid
than vianous salpeer The cynics said that-and Gym
les must have their daywhe Sirius is in the ascendant
but then they are not worth minding-of course not
Such the state Of the public mind when yesterday
morning there was display Of Fantastic Equesrans that
exhausted all the properties Of theatsrd,m-a perfect
eoncaenaon of yesterday and today. in hue and humsn
ty Painted Ike clowns tattoosd like Camanches in t4ers
tights they solemn owls every The
in broad grin they were grave as churchyard 1t
tfaflf- -
II he'd been "cut up in most disastrous battle, and some
body had picked up, and made company of the
pieces
Nose and Spanish Don rode side by side regular
Blsckfoot hair and blanket in the breeze, compan
lon in arms to kings jester while fellow Of the genus
oaer was siup to stirup with old continental in his
Jagged regimentsls.
Every body seemed to enjoy this bit of good ns.ursd
setire, hugely
Targeshooting after all Ivy prerogative of
independent companies in uniform Every body has tar
get of some sort though he may display to the public
The world as just minated great Nmrod Of Itself
pleasure hunting curiosity hunting notcrety Hunting hap
pness hunting world Every body is anxious to be in as
the death and every body gets there later The
death is sounded bugle pennywhistle and
the hunt is over forever.
LITTLE Boy LOST "A gentleman from Africa was
making night hideous with bell and cry Of little boy lost
last evening On he went along Washington ST. and up
Courlandt with the ding dong ding dong title boy lost
There lots of Little boys lost in this great City that
are never cried little creatures that don't know the differ
between Heaven and Havre, and imagine that t.
either place II is children half price, who entertain
doubt that ticket for both be procured at any of the
railroad offices in Broadway.
On Tuesday night we're standing under an awning
near "Medisonsquare waiting for omnibus right
down which ofconrse ddnt for full ten minutes
when we discovered rolled up in n corner little bundle
II might have been little heap Of shadow but it sobbed
Shadows don't sob and convinced there
life in the bundle-and there little girl upon
whom summers had shone and here she was
10 clock, and a stormy night
Those precious cosmetics soap and water, would have
made her beautiful Her eyes the color of heaven
and her mouth nodded after Cupds bow. But then
she pale and poor and ragged little basket of
flowers drcnched with the rain, torn and dsarranged
danged from hand We'll might she have taken up the
melancholy song of yidors orphan daughter Ellen and
plead for purchaser but she had done better FOR while
nature was weeping for her and such as her
If aught inanima'e e'cr rieves"
She had cured herself up upon the door stone to sleep
My little girl It's time you were at home
Got no home
What no homel"
No" said the little creature Ma am and Bobby and
stay at old mother BIS cellar, but thai amt home you
know and this child of looked naivoly up in
face as if she fancied we knew all about it
SO You had better home once r.
Her eyes were strangely lighted with some shining but
distant memory she lifted one hand and brought down
little way in that emphatic gesture peculiar TO children.
with q" guess we DID, but she added pensively It's
way way off r
There was something eloquent in this heaven and home
and almost everything beautiful is always way, way of
in the day dreams of the little orphans of fortune
Many there in this great City-dOubiess that little
Flower Girl is Of them-who viii carry all through Life
life of wretchedness and rags though it be-sone beau-
full memory, like charm in the bosom, emitting in the
eloomes hours like diamond in the dark the ray of
sunshine II has absorbed
Of YOU RE COMING. DON'T YOU CONF ALoNsl-
So Nose wont to say, aforetime and it embodes
good bit of practical philosophy Every Engine
shrieks it-every Railway is record of -every line
of Telegraph exempfes it-evory medium of adver
may be but destined to be cosmOpolte. 1t began
with individuals ii is going with nations it will end
with the world
." If you're coming why don't you come along" 1t is
uttered in almost all tongues in almost all lands 1t has
rung around Chendom the iron bedstead of Procrustes
has been left behind with the torch and the aggot II has
sounded like slogan through the political world and the
old foges among the baggage wagons and wounded
1t has electrified the realm Of literature prose becom
nc the living voice of humanity and poetry its echo The
I'D Rsmage press has given place to the cylinders whrled
~ the painting engine and thought that moved at funeral
,ace now rushes on in tremendous charge The old
Guard" and Marion's mel" were nothing to it