New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-15

Howe and txuly makes him the regenerafor Of many
chd which without him. would not only DO lost for he
world without, but would likewse remain blind 10 the
hight within which brghtens lis drcary pilgrimage on
into q better world
Mrs. Howe the lovely wife of this distinguished man
combines the genuine simplicity Of original mind
with striking social qualities, with deep thought and
sparkling imagination, elegance Of manners, and
warmth u feeling Their house 1t the extremity OF
Boston. the SEQ shore, with choice library, some
good Italian paintings, few model marble busts sad
some pieces Of ancient carved oak furniture has q
marked Individuality 10 not set up to look nyiish
nor the books to al the shelves During our STAY in
SossD, we spent here the delightful hours Here
too, We nsde the acquaintance of Mr. and Mrs Long.
fellow. -
The great German poet Schiller. SAYS
Ia a-s DeL,Ess, ,-in d.. 6e'... s-p oss.s"
On poetry alone the form gives the vse) This view
msy De incomplete but Il Is that which chsrscterizes
the works OF Longteaow. They are Enishei and re-
tbed u every detail; harmony surrounds them; they
are the expressions Of classical TASTE to which every
Thing ml,shsped Is repuisive; and II Bunons words.
suthor 10 to the minstrel of Evsneelne and the Col
den Legend. his conversation and bis manners bear
the came stamp his whole appearance that Of nstu.
raj nobility. With his wife. lady Of Junonsn besuty
and the kndest heart he hvcs cIoae % Boston, in Cam
bridge, In the spacious house which the head
quarters OF General Washington 10 now embellished
BY al the comfort which wealth and elegance can bestow
Not far from hence lives Mr. Agassiz the ceiebrssed
with all the attractions which the OH World Oders 10
renowned scholors 10 order TO carry TO the New World
the love Of Natural History and 10 tsnspisnf the science
which he illustrates to virgin soil We observed -
him that Il must be painful for Q unan who in Europe
was surrounded by all the facilities for observation snd
who could there work and combine the results OF the
investigations Of many others occupied Ina the ssme line
to be In some WY excluded from the benefits of coop
ersioD- as not even al the scientific publications ind
their way scroes the ocean But the dscoverer of tho
theory OF glaciers told that hs IL most satisfied With
bis posonj he Gght have acquired greater 10
Europe bus he certsinly Il more useful In America
for though ne loses precious tune In detais which IN
Europe others would work cut for him he orSinsfes
here schoo of EstIasts who viii not fs TO sdysses
the science. He is now engaged In microscopic re-
searches on the lnfusoris and In observations on the
metsmorphoses Of animal life. Tho tsdpole and fhs
caterpillar not the only instances of those tssasSor
matons and one Of he Last discoveries OF Mr. Ae..n1
shows that several species Of the fnfusora moaning
else than the embryos Of molluseas EmbTokAos
has become BY this discovery chief object Of hs asen-
bon But whether he speaks the recent coral lorna
ton Of Florida and Of the Sossn eoess which wsse
heayed In the Jurs rsnge, whether IL the ans-
formation Of the crabs and moluseas be alssys eyes
to science that lively interest and practical bearing