New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-04
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
The May Magazines.
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This excellent number opens with genuine magazine
article Of the right kind fresh spirited Of hand descriptive
conversational giving picturegaery Of Baden baden
Several lively stories are scattered intervals through the
number as the Reformation Of Harry COrnwnght Our
Clnb AZ the Adriac" Circumstances and their Victims
"The Countess and her Poet" by C. g. Leland and the
continuation of THE Fudge Papers" by TX MARVEL An
"issoo" Of the nkum Flag staff E1try devoted to
settling the pathetic question Have Barcelona among
U.s. The case as now stands in this country Is ucdy
stated.
AFTER while they got up story that little Dorfn could
not stand the scrof1 longer and he GIN out as II was
wonder that the child had not done before however
here where the wonder begins for some say a' Dorm
didn't die but got it, and is alive when our sheel goes
10 press and il So there is some money comm 10 MIN
and what Is more he now living in this very place named
Mr. Williams TO whom all letters respectfully requested 20
be address Mr. Hanson and he ever gets MS money!
will be owing to what Mr. Hanson done for him Mr. Han
son think that he has proved conclusive IN Putnam Hdgd
siHe that Mr. Williams the very fdentden Dorhn' and
Doctor Hawkes. of our place who IS quite good speaker
when he chooses to exert himself having voice OF more
than ordinary pchhose who have not heard the Doctor
had better embrace early opportunity OF so DONG as We
think they would be grahed-Doct0r hawkes. VINO knows
history because be has wrote il to high pitch OF perfec
ton he thinks that Mr. Hanson IS not fur out OF the way
Mr. Hanson usually assists the Doctor on ordinary occa
sons but in this the Doctor who clever soul ana
ALWAYS win to do what he for fellow mortal comes
in 10 assist Mr. Hansen because he think he needs assist
ance which perfectly willing to admit tnat ne does
so; and one good turn deserve another. Bet|xt the
Doctor and Mr. Hanson which is like bein between two
genial fires Of which the Doctor makes the most blaze on
ordinary occasions but he don't look out for bis aures
we are aE erd that Hanson will oushine hm-hey say
that Pu1 has most kindly volunteered to pay Hanson
two hundred pound for that article in cOnsequens OF when
report his people will not raise his celery I'VE say IN con
seauens we do hope that the Dorn will come out square
in this matter and force the Assknees TO foot up the b
which has been running on at compoundmerest aud Sa
yertised in the French Flag STATS ever since ms
would have the eeck 20 send Levy Napoleon back 10 Tue
fortress of Ham, which much stronger fortress than his
present strong hold in the affections OF the tTeneh poPu
t. xbo atapdh i'm W.
few picncs ODe the Alps or few oastings IN the Desert
or in the Kremln, like his uncle done and so bring The
Dorfn il to possession Of his property.
Then follows quite lawyer like comment on the der-
en-. branches Of evidence which say pretty well
done for Bunkum editor:
Hanson makes very fair state of the case-a long
chain of pretty good links but some on EN- don't hold
for instance scrOfula DOrfns knees eaten away with
scrofula or king evil complaint which is found IN Ed'
rope in this kedntry ~ See our advertising coumes
Now MIR Williams knees are SCARED but they forget that
he's minister and his praying onto them might account
for that and would be amore conssten way OF accounting
for IT, have doubt the distinguish Western lawyer will
say that there not in the whole Unteden Staesen
whose knees are seriously affected by praying onto them
That there very few ndivdools whose pey WIN hurt
them very free 10 admit whethose who make the most
noise about regen got about as much as that IRON poker
Let the knees 90 Ii is from this wastage of the knees
III at the family called Barcelona, while Dorns father
because the people seized him, was also called Levy
Seize
When the child was sent from Europ two boxes
sent with him, containin medals Wen, now, if they
wanted 70 get rid of the Dorm appears 10 us tnN uey
would MT sent these coronation medals with him, but
bued him among the ngns without any roy marks save
what he carried his knees But since they did send
them Mr. Williams oughter have held on to those boxes
which being without them places the bad box
Here is Just where the chain WAS getting leete strong
when away goes the box and got TO begin again Then
that letter he got from Lewey Feep King of France That
would have been great docooment and Mr. Williams
OughteT have hung onto H. Where IS II Burnt up ny
accident If that's the way the Dorin takes care of his
things he don't deserve to have them he would lose ms
head. but that appears to be family ialln
As what Mr. Hanson says that DR. Francis says that
citizen Gent said at Or HOSsoks look kind queer but
if DR. Francis SAYS that said il SAID there can be
no kind OF of doubt about that for the doctors
memory good as his doctorng. lie Is sarn to cure
only Gin him snything like fair chance He cure you
but we amt that he set this srgoomen onto its
legs and we shan hesitate to contnoo TO employ him he
don't
Another letter from Up the River by the genial and
graphic w s. fragrant with the breath Of early spring
and vocal with its concert Of rural sounds This the first
time we have ever seen the music OF frogs in print
About the Goth Of March the bull frogs will be sometimes
out full chorus at least Of the peppers but the eel
frogs hang back until is time TO bob for eels These make
ting sound very different from the peppers or big
blood anoons IL is like the continued springng of
watchmans rattle The bull frogs as il is said, come out
several times aad back again They must see their way
through the bogs before venturng out Of
the profound mud 1t is adage, that they mus; look
three times through their spectacles or glass windows
THAT is, through the isel before they sing in fun
concert Then the Peepe.' BEGIN on o hga Eey Win
betwixt a silver whistle and glass bell smacking
little of the mud' 'Eep eep eep eepl &c eeee eepee
eepeepeepeep! pefpeep. eepepee eepepee' eepepee
accompanied by few trls long continued and whole
rabbe Of guckers but the big bassOon accompaniment
Aerwsrd and then you hear all the several kinds al
once an entertainment not unpeasng TO musical ears;
'Guekluoi sluckuek suckluek Luekaet iuAlnek okuek
ueApel nok0ck uekuek Goluck souek soaek soiuek 40
sSl sSSi sisst TIai u NJ USisI silsT uct aSI Yep
P cen Ssg sP f'S SSa ss. TT p S1
PsspPe'1 sSfPgsst ka sf ssssi s.s.s
KwAxwsI kesx-kusI ukuk ukukuk xkasx eaek ek.ek
Ssst sS.Sss ssSlSA ssSes Ss. ss.
Oeia oSka cekls okle oekAoek cossosse oekwos eepe
Ssso ocSsoSie SoSSScl riSoiSsS
kusx kusN kuaxs
And SO they 60 on not TO do them injustice all night
hong the best OF their ability singing their Makers
praises in their mSrShy paradise When have sometimes
looked the unsghy swamp the quakng boys the stag
nant muck and all the green and grassy the nursing
place Of chls qusernSgUes typhus typhoid, intermt
tent remten and bilious teyers, II IS wonder that music
should proceed from such dismal theater
Several poetcs contributions Of rner, complete the Al;
fractions Of the number.
PUTNAM
An unusual variety marks the contents Of this number
which does not fall below the average quality OF the maya
zne Several Of the articles written with admirable
humer manly sense and exquisite delcscy We demand
nothing better in magazine than the hne essay, The s.
Nicholas and the Five Points the graceful satire entitled
Miss Peck's Friend" Elegant Tom DiS-, chapter Of
cityfe cutting into certain social indrmtss with ire
sistibe cynical gravity, Viete and Ruth piece O. no
bly, conceived criticism and expressed in language Of equal
beauty and point and ashing review OF Alison his
toran merclessy dssecng his pre,ensiOns in that line
The pOeied gem Of the number is ~Galg~no' Italian