New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-30

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The weather yesterday very cool and at night de-
cdedly cold with high and bleak winds Overcoass began
to come out, and buttons were once more useful
"LIADERs" Leaders not confined to sanc.ums and
newspapers Looking out Of the window yesterday. we
saw eader-oDe of the rOrids lsaders and in arms
man. bearded like the psrd was bearing along the
street, bit Of boy bepumed be cured bepaided and
black eyed-the mans heart the better part Of tperson
fed; himself a. he was-himself a. he ought to be.
Ths; man why regiment could not drive him, but that
boy guide him.
All he's leader indeed He fills that mans heart to-
day that fac nme Of his hope in all his present and he
has no future without him
The world is filed with such leaders, set in types of
innocence and beauty, displayed in almost every home
and illustrated by alnos. every besrthIght
worthy are tney OF u1e sudh cups ency "004' ONN
bless the Leaders
THE RED RID Rosr"-somebody has sent a
red rose or rather red to BE- for it is nothing but
bud vet and there was wisdom in that unusual in this
queer world.
full blown blessing is pretty ready to fade and
somebody-thsnks to the somebody us to enjoy
the Persian beauty long possible and considerably
sent us a rose before a
Fross stay late and come early in the great latitude Of
earth and nearly ell hopes and happiness are in the
bud-always in the bud. They seldom blossom-hsy sci
dom npen-they keep waiting for summer the early
rains of the human heart fall but somehow winter inter
between April and July the latter rains are shed
upon our graves.
But there is more about this bud that the chemist might
find out Ii is dus-nothing but tinted and fragrant dust
and into what may not have entered in the trans
mgaons of time Perhaps the very iron that lends the
blush the halfoIded leaves that the gentle winds S0a
have unraveed had it not been among the last roses OF
"summer has given color to some cheek that grew pale
when the King OF Shadows came; some cheek that had
glowed beneath the lips of beauty at the first soft wh
per of love cheek whose elements were srown to
the winds but kind cared for them ALL and shaped
them out anew in the bud Of beauty that now lies whitening
before
In what disgusngs does the past stu nger around us
"The Dead Past" 1t is not dead-i lives in the flower
the fountain and the bow.
Nay the very tears she'd by Humanity YESTERDAY are in
the pearly and golden clouds of to-day.
In the grand cycle Of being, Death is nothing but
change
Into something rich and strange"
The public will remember and appreciate tomorrow that
the price of admission the Crystal Palace Saturdays
will be only 25 cents There should be 10000 visitors to
day
RK. Haight ESQ., is about to exhibit Crawfords much
admired statue Of Flora in the Crystal Palace
meeting of the Wing General Committee was held in
the Committee Room of the Broadway House last evening
The principal business accomplished send the report
of the Executive Committee fixing the 9TH of October as
the day for the election of Delegates TO Syracuse back to
that Committee with recommendation that those meetings
be held on the 10th Of October Anoheriem hardly worth
Mentioning attempt to mix in the free fight now
going on in the ranks of the Democratic party Certain
resolutions denouncng the President Secretary Marcy and
some others Of the Cabinet and casting nsinuatons upon
leading members of the late Wing party offered but
az nobody seemed to understand what business the Wing
Committee had with spols beyond their reach there was
no action taken upon the matter.
large and enthusiastic meeting of the citizens Of the
XLVIlth Council District was held last evening, C. A Bun
ner in the Chair and William Taylor Secretary Among
other business, Nominating COMMITTEE was appointed
also Committee TO draft resolutions, and Committee TO
make arrangements for public meeting The assemblage
dispersed with three hearty cheers for the Maine Law.
The Carroll Guard Ninth Regiment S NJ, Capt Csva-
nagh took excursion yesterday TO Staten Island They
assembled at their headquarters Military Hail. Bowery at
o'clock. and proceeded accompanied by their invited
guests Clifton Park where after ranging for some time
through the grounds they again assembled to contest r
he distance
PAGES There sixty contestants and the prizes were
awarded by the judges the following persons silver
cup to Robert Sullivan. 2 a silver cup to Daniel Dcno
van g. A revolving pistol to James keelan 4 a fowl
ing piece TO Michael DOYLE s. six vest to Sergt Fox
Aherthe prizes were distributed the Company sat down
TO dinner which served up in the best style and in
great profusion. Among the guests were Lieut. Col
Sway, and Maj Shea, 9th Regiment and darcy McGee
The usual toast The President of the United States The
Governor of the State of New York The State Militia
The Army and Navy, The Press &C. were then given
Among the ioass were
The Flag o. he Taied Siafo-
The only shadow which Il filings
Beysnd the limits Of the
Is that OF guardian angels wings
Ger millors struggling TO be free
The Regaera'ionQ baone1, ,,A.e
Themselves strike the blow
The whole party seemed TO enjoy themselves greatly,
and did mo-, return to the City till late in the evening but
all in good spirits and web pleased with their days enter
taument
The Emerald Rangers Goth Regt S NJ Capt McCourt,
Commaudan also went excursion yesterday to Staten
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