New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-26

dsy-thst men may be warned Of the eva in our a.
and our State snd be guided % the E'erna Iust.
which L. the foundation OF the veal The-r,.
Higher Law Of God. written inpeFishshly on the n.
tu- Of thngs snd 10 the nature OF msn and nthls "a
t0n Continually violates that law. thea fall ruin !,
the ground
If there be any truth any justice, IN my counsel
hope you viii be gsded Ihereby: ssd In yoa, com
nerre and polics. will practise on the Truth which
confirm that Righteousness exal,eth aNaoa vhi,
Injustice Is reproseh to any People
~ BIAcxwooD" for March opens with /.
rscy article on Clubs and Clabbists" defending ID.
socis value OF the institution. though il eeap.
without the average proportion Of jolser he.is mis-
anthropes, and bores." The discussion Of "ClaAs-
suggests philosophical episode dsacing We have
the following instructive remarks on the mys,erioa,
suhjec; Of the polka; View /, philosopaicslly and
you end 10 be neither less than the nup,i.l
dance Of Racchus and Arsdne. Our mothers or grand
mothers were staggered and some OF them shocked a
the introduction OF the ballet in the opers-houses
VIVA, would they say now could they one Of their
fem ale descendants absolutely in the embrace Of soms
hairy manufacturing him-huked to him-dnwn u
him-her bead reclining on his shoulder, and be pc
rusing her eharms-executing the most unsracea Of
all possble movements, at the will of notorious Tom
aoldyf No doubt everything 10 innocent and the
whole dance is conducted-oa one side At leat-wi.A
perfect purity of idea But, somehow or other these
srspplngs squeerngs and approximations look rather
odd in the eyes ofthe unpreudiced spectator and W.
who have seen the ests Of Egyptian Alass almost sur
passed In British ball may be pardoned for
pressing our conviction. thSt u little nay. good
desl-more of feminine than Is presently prac
ticed would be vastly advantageous to the young
ladies who resort to those haunts which they have
been taught 10 consider the matrimonial bsxaay"
IL. IL.
of the Wreck" commences with considerable power.
The Vegetable Kingdom" a. smbles in Southern
sclsvonia" "A Trio OF French Tourists, are readable
articles. and no mistake peace and War, and The
Nal, Tax furnish the requisite variety In the way 81
solids We notice that "Blackwood" corects the
error which we pointed In the January number. In
res ard to the free population of the slave States In shs
country. q. Scott Coz
~ The REVUE DIES Dxux MosDEs." for
February continues the sketches Of American society
by NJ Ampere describing Buffalo. Lake Ontario. Nj.
asara Detroit Chicago and Lake Michigan. Am.
pere Is of opinion that the expression "hel OF waier
which Lord Byron applies to the cascade OF Terni IL
more appropriate to Niagara. He cannot but eomph.
ment the gnstion of those who have found that tho
Falls Of Niagara did not up to what they had i'm
sgined. Different cataracts have been compared to
I
Ampere remarks that he has seen great msny water
falls in Switzerland. Scotland Norway, and among
the Pyrenees but they are all lost and swallowed up
la Niagara pgmies before Titan. To him. thctw
greatest things in the world the ruins OF Thebcs
among the monuments rased by the hand of man. and
the Falls of Niagara among the works of nature
Among other articles In this number. Of interest to
American readers. we find copious abstract Of Mel
villes "Moby Dick" and notice Of Hswthornes
Life Of Franklin Pierce" Hawthorne Is said TO have
reveneed himself for removal from asubordinste ofcc
under the whgs by writing the life OF the Democratic
candidate. Although he asserts that he has not been
prompted BY political motives, slight tngc Of bitter
ness from end to the other OF his book. His
language Is marked by evaporation In strong contr.
with the facts which he relates petty resentment
a. ainst the Wings, continues the reviewer. Seems 10
have been the leading motive OF the biography-T hb
number fully sustans the character OF the periodical
for elaborate and spirited discussion and for variety
and completeness of information. (Solj by II Bah
here)
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r. "THE CHRISTIAN REVIEW" for April
evinces good degree Of editorial enterprise and skill
The contributions are Of TOO uniformly solid chsrsc
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