New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19

Thee earnest words viii find an echo in naDy q, a.
rgest hearts Indeed, "A The author intina,es |, !.
chssnng 10 marx the accordance Of al tho Lac,
powerful thinkers Of our time ia the conyico. a..
msu = true lie IL not in himself but in God nW..
hot be says, By any means dispose to des,air !,
tie grea, and increasing hos, Of person, aud Dox.,
tst nov stand, Il not outside tho ranks certapl,
tide the authority Of the prominent priesthood. -,
ORTHODOXY of Christencom. How sadly iupoyed.1. :,
mankind would be IL beref Of the literature s,.,..
philosophy, freedom, humanity and piety which ~,
hold petition wholly independent OF ec.esi.,,;..,
diststioni We are strongly inclined to believe d..
tie ChuIeh Of the Future viii receive soma Of -
beat endow aonis from men and principles little Ia,
ored by the Church OF the Past and the Pre..,,
Christ ia always tho sane, yet opinions ever diE.,
There are and have been many theologsts. The f..
theology il that which best inteprets the one relo,
which Christ taueb; in the lie"
CIASTlCLEERs A TriSKscfvrES STORY. By Cosxg.r,, n
fhs"a Lao. ~ ~. Redlt.d
third edition Of this popular Thanksgiving &Ory-
which comes 10 enliv,n The gloom OF November With 4,
cheory pictures is tie best proof Of IL success as b
for tie social fresde |, Is brought out IN hl usual A.
some I, lc ofthe publisher and ,rabelshed with cAs
eIistc illustrations hy barley Walcu,t and Dallas A,
gibook fer the approaching fesya. Of al Y.,
koCGCm, uothing be appropriate Cling Is des
n UNIQUE pla in American literature Mr. Ma,seu. A,
coursts Of roast turkeys pumpkin pies, and appleau.
with as savory an JUNCTION he had irst dawn hr.
in henechborhood o. ri mouth rock instead Of ri,sp,
in his birthrgh as native KDckerbOkor Ifaay Of osr
rtslcrs have not yet mado qnaintance With "Chap,e,
they roy get taste OF ts quality in the following paa,
which wo think is in Mr. Mathews hsppiest vein Of a,
s,rptive writing We would only submit thai good Y.a
koe farmers Ike the Poabodys don't oon have their ho.
cut IN distant pastures The last Of November though "a
IND en- summer he Of the brightest
THANKSGIVING MORNING.
Tie morning Of Tie day Of Thanksgiving came cain
clear and beautiful. sacss, OF heaveu aud note
Garth, ruled the wide Landscape The Indian SUNNI,
which had been gentle mist or We, upon the beaa.,
Of the time, had gone away itls-retirel as il we
into he hills and back country 20 allow the uatianN
heaven 10 shine dow upon the happy festival Of famIa
and notions The cattle stood tin IN the fcis without
low the trees were quiet in friendly recognition Ofe
spirit of the hour roapers hook mowers scytAs
glanced in the meadow, rumbng vain was on the road
he birds alone being more nearly akin 10 tbs feeling
Of the scene, wslbled in the boughs.
But ont the silent gloom OF the mst there snrang By
magic a lovely illumination which liz tc country Tar si
wide, ~ with thousand var cooIci lamps As ma.
en- who hos tared in her chamber, some hotr the hss
expected appears before u.s. 0ppar He'd H. al b. ponra
hue Of brilliant beauty the fail 'ounty hdshet with m
nun, rabe tins OF the changed autumn trees gded rh
uron the Indian summer scene and taught thh when
Kindly naure seems all logoue and spent, she can ne
from her couch freser and more radiant than heryGy
What wonder If with the peep Of dawn the chllra
lean cd from bed eager have their new clothes
erv,d fox The day. and BY times appeared before Old 81
ytsicr in proud array Of little hats new frightened shoes
and shining locks span new as though tey nad Just come
tro, the mint anxious to have his graniahe-y approval
a.. 4
the distant pn lures the Captain and Farmer Oliver hsE
ing charge Of them were brought in aud tied under ne
trees in tie door yard ,
mighty running to and o Of the grown people through ia
boue osses hurried from old clothes presses and c!ole
n loud demand every hand for Plus, OF when iasfe
seemed 20 be los there always Il on sach Occasional @
Inc Tho hOrees were put 20 Mrs Carraek eoah' no
Capiap zig, the old house wagon, WIN pes'nsss e,ps
tati,n on The part of the children and in bre after Os
lirg prcparaton and incessgn summOnrg OF one memx
Of The family ard another from the dieiehI As 81, p
house oil being nj last ready aud in their seat ne rec
bodys set iosih for the 1hank sgiyne Sermon at the con-
try meeting house, a cOul le Of llles away: ~
The Cartfin took the lead with his wife and Peaopg
Junior somewhere and somehow between them. oHose
by the wagon with old Syyc stor, si proud OF hh dl
terily as a driver Oliver. much pleased with The Rpar
character ofihe aud wife, with young koben
lliam Peabody and wife little Sam riding he!woerhe
e,ouJCntber ees IN fout and allow 10 hold the enid
the roins Slowly aid in great state, after all rolled Nm
Caracks coach with herself and son within aud sotnn
and goodman without.
hsntcleor too clear Of eye and bright OF wing walked
the garden wsl carried his head up, and acted as II Be
had also pnt his1hankseiying suit and expected to take
the rosd presently, aocoI any the family ead join his
voice with theirs at the little meeting house
Although the Captain wit his high actiOned whtehefs
lep out Of eye shot ahead il Mrs Carrack line ca
rage that had the triumph OF the road to ITSELF M ~
rolled gltteing on the simple country people behsh
their own preparations aryng at home TO provide ne
dinner, ran to tie windows 10 worder and admiration
The plain wagons bent in the same direction, taaed m
Of the path and gave the great coach the better hson
way, staring bToadside as il passed.
And when he party reached the little meetinghols
WI at a peace ung about il The air seemed softer ID
sunshine brighter there, as il stood in humble sis
among the tall trees which waved with gentle manr
before its Windows The people az they arrived ghas
roseessy in in their neat dresses and Looks o decent
votion Others they made fas; their lrses unds
the sheds ard trees aboutmost Of them in wagons ~
plain chaises Frightened into all beauty they were cap
bic Of by severe attention to The harness AM ouhu
otbois-hese were few bachelors and sdpliags-trox
in quietly horse back Before service few OF The o.
fa fingered outside discussing the late crops or
curing after each others families who presently vsr
within, summoning from the grassy churchyard-shn
lay next TO the meeting house-the children who ws7
lettering there reading the grave stones.
When the Captain arrived with his gig, under such q
tIaordinnry hcadway that he driving acros o.
grave ard into the next cOnnty-the country
peed aside like scared fowl Mrs CarracAs gres cos
with its liyeed outrders set them staring as Il they
not could Lot believe their own eyes. With the m
val Of old Sylvester they 10 gathered, and almost
body pr0fcied their aid 10 hold horsesto help the
patriarch to The erouId-in word, 10 show their rsgcs
aud affection in every way in their power. lie taiei's
moment at Tho door 10 speak WORD with one oftsos
the Oldest of his neigh 5ors and passed foOwed byt
Of bis iemiy save Mrs CGrrack and her son. who ing
color of hunting up the grave OF Old relation dg
Oider 10 make their appearance in the meeting hoaS
themselves end independently Of the Peabody eoanS
ton
MEDICAL PERIODICALS.
The MGicsl Eagmincr for Nov Lindsay & Bakisr'
gives some interesting statistical details oon'erns
mortality Of PHILADELPHIA Cor July August end sepen"