New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-01

fer Ho w.n into q beautiful garden us ohe night ana
rsnted the eossy green leaves all manner OF orlan cot
ors some the deepest crimson, some yellow ana s''
rovertvsrchcu rrav Without ether proYoSson or no
tee he draauted fayors rose tree pucked every eaf
and scattered it, summer beauty over the grosnd
Not long ago be picked the lok Of red heartshaped
eske removed real diamonds and substituted therefor
trnke,s Of pary paste and nobody knew when ana no
body euesses how
lie dare. to ds.ecrae the habitaons Of the dead Re
Gently a. we are informed be entered MEsoR, generally
known as the Cemetery OF TIE Soul and carried away It's
Cherished treasures OF the loved and past Not content With
s he efaced BY some process known only to himself many
Of the inscriptions traced upon the obs by the fingers OF
aecop and there they blank and speschles msrbes
Why only the other day he stole the cocrng from the
check Of Beauty till grew pale as ashes aad so dexter
ously was it done thai Beauty dreamed she was
robbed at all
mariner returned Yesterday from the Islands OF the Ses
Years ago he M young and bushrg bride and be found
wha. do YOU think "a worn, weeping woman in her
stead And So this fellow has gone on in his lawlss and
unaccountable career Again say beware Of him His
real name is TINE.
We were unfortunately not presen, at the private exh
bi,ion of Eessrs Williamson Thompscns Panorama OF
the Crystal Palace and New York City Tuesday evening
last, ana LlCN
audience there assembled We saw it, however last eve
ming and though the painting necessarily suffered in It's
effect from being lighted in 'front.' and being in too small
room 70 admit of being seen proper pon; OF view,
we were highly gratifed and have hesitation in aiding
our favorable suffrage those Of other members of the
Press lecture, explanatory Of the panorama by AIR
Thompson spoken OF as highly interesting but this we
did not hear. The sketches, which were made By Mr.
Williamson, exceedingly correct and show degree Of
skill beyond what is often in this class OF paintings
The exhibition opens with view of the bay, seen from
tic deck of vessel and this followed BY circuit OF the
harbor The visitor is then supposed to ascend Broadway
and views Of the Bowling Green Park Unonequare and
the principal public buildings are given.
Besides these noticed also Tamnany Hal, sewats and
many other OF the celebrated stores Of the great
tloroughfare Several of the most important ,destrees
are given with uncommon fidelity.
On arriving at the Crystal Palace view OF the exterior
of that edfce Ct singular fidelity and beauty iOows to
which succeeds "A view Of the interior seen from the
Greet Western Entrance Views given from the prn
cpal point within and also most of the interior s given
aferward in deta-the Picture Gallery and the Machine
Arcade worthy OF special remark At the exhibition
last week Mr. Thompson was highly apphuded Tor his Ice
ture and at the close Mr. williamson the artist called
out to receive the thanks and expression OF approval from
the large audience.
We DO not understand that this picture be exhibited
in this City but in the country whittier II is to depart
We hope many will avail themselves of this means of
forming acquaintance with City and the iairest ruc
ture that or indeed whole country can boast Every
New Yorker is proud of his City and cannot but feel inter
esd in The success Of an exhibition well adapted to give
strangers a correct idea of its beauty and magncenee
DIED LAST NIGHT AT TwELvE-Can YOU find any
where sentence more solemn than this To die at any
time lis dread aud awful thing to die when day is
breaking TO die at high noon die when the pearl and
gold of morning and the glow of are all blended
upon the palette of the west But to from this world to
that ia the night by the pale light of stars is most solemn
of all
Died last night at twelve VIE died One whose name
has been on every lip ior days and dnys They uttered
on Changes they wrote it in Wal st they whispered in
rallos when two Eat side by side they recorded it in
bonds they it into rhythm, and now the owner Of
that M me is dead Poor, dead 0croBERl
Since then, people have been writing November LIST
49, as ndoreny il they had been writing for the
ns quarter of century Perhaps some sespless worship
or of the god Of gold proracted his calculations until the
witching hour last night nesting among bis parchment
hls and papers Ike in a chancel aud perhaps in
ma Bg out some vlancus bond with hooks OF steel to
hold victim fast he wrote November let, 3d.
But would ii not have been beautiful conception had
some enc whom Heaven has bcst in basket and in store
written lOi Po"i "o"''if H"
rsy Ike morning through the years dear night to one
whom God made poor'
Wouldutit have been beautiful use OF that frst date
thus TO consecrae to sweet charity We wonder DO"
many did it. We wonder il any body did il
TpE CHRIsTnNs S.BBArH.-About two o clock on Sun
dav afternoon we were attracted by crowd OF persons
gshrd around some object in fOnt Of the gates OF tle
Tu-ton Ferry Making our way through the ihrons "eob
served boy child scarce 10 years ofagein nest atre
thu. slowed mothers carc-drunk Ay, rolling IN the
srcuy Of drunken tearing at tho very ground on when
he law in tie terrible spa-us oi ntemperance a. nature
,ye TO dsburdn herself Of the poisonous devil that pos
,e,ged her The child seemed ready 10 die as the hord
contents o his stomach were elected over his garments
None Of the hrong of spectators could fail to rase the ui
extent Of SaInnng degradation which we have iaen as
thew heard that poor boy to our inquiry we tears
fell thick and fast from his boodshot eyes, Il man s ne
sun, Byandy made me drEaki' "h GodF " O4f
lJ,yy And ten dollar license egalzes these hendish
atrocities
there be any true Christians who on Sunday prayed Tor
the remission Of their sins who pleaded for the vicious anu
5orsded let them take their stand at the baobox and
practically d. ronstrae their Christianity Mothers faih
cs as YOU love the sancty OF your homes and the saw"
ton Of your children, support he MAIZE LAW
Crx,r MtssfosARY DExoSsrgArios-Atth the Methodist
Missionary meeting, to be- held at Metropolitan Hall on
wsdr.,dav TO morrow evening the venerable senior Dish
p Of tie Church Waugh viii preside, assisted by several
Of the oher bishops and the General Missionary Commit
A.. p;lor Sirorson the Rev DIR Thompson, Pfesd nj OF