New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-31

ssn,i,o one and Sterne a factou. tentn-nts'stI tie
i msn Of instinct not o. inoasnts ae rs IN ,S
fhe Dean OF ST Pairick's Ho would take p'' VI so
,.a Goldsmith rather than glass Of Barg1ny VIZ .r
eksv Mr. sierpe aoS .naf y. sssS w~ui have done
n hec use he values genuine tm n 10 ahOve tle h 81
dazzling thought. because be u, IN hne oole ni'n,
u'nion Of the, moon, great sweet generous NUNS"
hssrt
sThe Midnight SUM-" gives an animated description
ef scene In Sweden Inns" " Paul PotiPhars Mel
station General Ogle" of the right stamp for
populsr magazine articles and the closing paper on
~Ths Benevolent Institutions of NewYork," presents
useful summary of the statistics Of NegYork charities.
THE KNIoKERBocKER
The leading article in this number an elaborate
"a, on Orentslism," full Of information aud lively de-
.rr;pton "Daniel Webster is the subject Of euO-
,sc paper altogether too ambitious in its style for
se tasteful company in which ii s found. Claude Ia.
gro contributes smoothly versifed poem, enasod
sThe Castle of Incidence" "The Fudge Papers" by
TX Marvel and transcripts from the Docket of Late
Sheriff" continue to be attractive features OF che Mag
szipe We take brief passage from the ever delight
fa " Up the River" letters:
THE MONTH APRIL.
aThere is one marked characteristic Of the month OF
April speak not Of us dckleness but OF ihs sOdyt4ung
rains They not driven at angle With the grouad
nor dashed into your face and eyes like waer hurled
against windows but one by Que, like individual honey
dos down lightly net TO bend the tender
b grass and they stir the surface of thew ater tank
whk stands beDea'h the with not more 60 nnOuon
tbsn tie leaves Of flowers which float its brn and
q Is most delightful to hear the dripping aud the drop
ping iup~lpabls the disment OF tender For you
DO not st behind window 10 look upon IN Sc gentle
Just you do when cold drops from the nOta east
bit and br ak against the CLASSY surf but you go out Of
doors and bare your head that few sweet particles may
Dsnuate themselves into the very top Of your br a and
you open your mouth and stretch forth your hands aud
thrust slippers into the beaded grass An April raia Is
like DEW made visible and the very honey OF the skies
blessing for which the heart Of should be
Praise Him and magnify Hin forever.
HARPER
The profuse and spirited embellishments Of this
Der place it in the front rank Of illustrated periodicals.,
apart from the variety aud interest of it's literary mat
ter We have, in the first place Gray's Elegy in a
Country Church Yard" with fine vignete engraving
for each stonza many of which gems Of poetry in
themselves The poem 10 also preceded by fac-simile
Of two verses Of the poem 10 Grays Handwriting An
article on Ancient Peru" comes next, With large
number Of illustrations, giving lively idea of the do
rnestic religious, and natural EQUITIES Of the King
dom of the Sum- The Street Life Of Paris is shown
up in series of sk,tchy eDgrsvings several of which
have PuOch.ke cOmicality and are good specimens
Of the progress of American in this line The writer
II bICNu FnCOhtuJ thOubu no 'oWohmOo h
clothing an old story in fresh dress. The owiOg
story Of fshwomsn dates back at least far as DE-
Johnson and is not much improved by its formidable
Il scientific nomenclature.
II Polytechnic seeing formidable looking spec
men Of this genus bancadtd by of Holsters and
/ huge piles of fish, laid wager with his companion tn he
would dismoun her $50 the term gOes) with her
yespOns "DODe, said his friend. he placed himself
safely behind al aeaanct Of vegetables to the fun.
II SLOW do you cell this carp mother2"
ic
enc frame my BLACKBOARD but a. you are pretty ~
you shall take it for ur francs and half En- it's gwen
III sYsy At that; but one has weakness for you'll y
81 will give you only thirty sous, aud You shah cook it
II for mt"
"sop don't bother met You want to huy broth under
market price; let M look bit AZ the lt- How three
sntam chickens and he, BY my faith would 90 well osoe
Tle dsbwoman like a locomotive had nov started at
one Jump at prodg0us rate, and one might as we'll have
attn Iied 10 STOP with straw the the other The
rss1tr W II not am sure exact of me repetition ct her
trad The vocabulary of oahS and BLACKBURN lis vas
never higher beng entirely exhausted Want Of breath t
ksf brought her TO half halt when her boyh opoonet
pung himself into IT 'gic attitude broke in, with
aWiI Won hold your tongue 'riShtiu hydrocyanure If
pota exeorabe chOrozOic acid hileous lOgari hmc
progression indissouble hygromere of insure d-,-tt
BE snnar. of the bypoth neuse abominabe Daraielo
pp d. and rushed the student OF the Poly echnlc
81, OIL cure of never hcng repulsed on this ound
tkron the entire chemical algebrac snd geOmeri 81
mancaure setting at defiance all scient arrange mt in
bis zeal to overwhem biz foe At fist the fire he'd from
her ewes her excited msgns conceived everv anon
son,prebensibe words that for the first time ued her
ear As he proceeded she became supefed, and as an
expiring effort of despair shouted QUO TO know from what
inerna regions had stolen such dtbocal array Of
sbue. The young man paused FIR moment an recon-.
menced with the classification Of plants and the dragged
It rms Of geology. "FOr the sake of the Hoy Virgin,
stop give in; you no whitcnose, my h'e 'euo~!
liz he the carp aud welcome said the dame IN the excess
of her admiration At exhibition of lngual power that
left hers far in the shade.
MI Abbott continues TO violate good English and
Historical orthodoxy in his laudatiOns Of Napoleon,
though his pot of varDi-h hardly sufces 20 gloss ever
1.-THE seizure Of the Spanish throne. chapter of misty
metaphysics on Table Turnings' fills the Editors
TABLE" aud the Easy Chair Of the same parsonage
Becomes rather drOwsy the approach of hot weather
1.-THE selections in this number of popular cast, and
lean not fail to be read with interest by the $4,000 pur
chasers of the magazine to which figure the cireula
Itisn had advanced at the lsst adviees.
GkAiAa
"The Rhine and its Scenery opens the present
humber with graphic descriptions and Illustrations Mr.
buchanan Read continues bis story of The Pilgrims OF
the Great St. Bernard" In poetry, we have CLASH
ca poem entitled 1.-THE Oath Of Hannibal" by Henry
William Herbert which would willingly exchange for
cne of his stirring prose articles the forest aud river
h The Siege of Cabezon by Boxer is an original ballad
working up an old Spanish legend into compact, vgor-
|ous verse The review department in Graham usually
knows more real power than all the rest of the magazine
and in ts number il is only ingenious and biant,
but oyeriows with profound suggestive thought (Srnger
e Tewnsend)
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