New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-06

the wind GOT eastward and there tre Of Snow
RARE ARTIST One day last week a distinguished
artist arrived in this City and gave almost numberless
specimens Of his skill in silver gIaning With all the
prodigaty Of professional enthusiasm he decorated the
windows of the up mansions and the little green paneS
OF the most miserable bowels
Such clouds and castles and forests of pnes-'uch
mountains, and feathers and diamonds nobody but he
could devise ami set oil in silver pane OF glass with
out brush orpenai. by the cold light OF stars
Windows that never had curtain decorated in the
highest sye of the All the in with slvered
windows He even went so far to barnsh up old rusty
nahead and the old harness OF the dray horses was
touched up till they looked quite grand with the glitter.
Bows youe for school grew gay they played by the
WAY and mtidens whose locks an hour before
Brown in tie shadow golden in The sun"
were svered as with time they went tripping through
tie streets We commend MIR j. FRosr Silver platter and
Craincr as artist of rare merit
But nobody is perfect, ard we must say he is cold
hearted follow and vagrant He pays rent but sets
nm sLop where his services The least to be desired
Once open fire upon him. and lac retreats; but many
there archer many neither you nor me exactly know
who cannot repe him upon whose hearths the ashes lie
cold and white Ike mimic aud very bold ne grows
in such places He enters the house and ornaments the
am with strange devices He sees ho poor and miserable
Le are so he turns the Old shovel into silver lie sees
how sad they are and he transmu6s their tears INTO
brilliant beads and atens them very curiousy upon the
rsgs they wear ard very gay they ock indeed win her
decorations ,r
o. he aT Tia! e ~ t.sS n. %S Glow
etswect Chsry come let tee credible go,
III. III. ,I iron ~ therein that is blu,hns red
Herts ii thousA f9I misfortune has made
heart .ni be S' rotten s1ts.d s bowl ;S7
Ihentr
Ard repiensh the slsw on the ctetk tina; i'v.n,
Ar s ST ,v VIZ Be- ;%s wh nc
Ms no soheny's charm such wocder as thu.
HrRnr UP-For months past every morning we have
heard the words which head this lem coming up from the
street beneath window in round, full strong voice.
telling us in tones that all may hear to hurry up What
for That for long time was sore puzzle or else it made
"a TO be wakened before the and bid to hurry up by
ra ont, de barbarian The words would have been far
more toerabe if they had come from the kitchen or break
room ACCOMPANIED with the announcement that the
roo,,ing meal was ready Then We might be Wiling TO
hurry up and hurry down and hurry up the cakes ana
brrv through with breakfast and hurry back TO our quiet
rom leanpr an order with Betty TO hurry up me
T,,prxr a. soon as the carrier who always hvryng up
threw ii down by the basement window.
But 10 be bid to hurry up by some fellow IN 'he see
every morning about tie time slight stretches oil
began 10 hurry in through the blinds was too mucn o
our eouinmi.y arr determined to detec the delinquent
who made night hidcous and morning miserable with his
cry ofhurry up.
So we buried up morning at the first cry looked
down upon the street and saw--a milkman' trying to
hurry up s early customers those who must get up and
cot an early breakfast and get eery down town to their daily
labor where they VII have to hurry up all day for oil the
working wcrld Of this City are always in hurry.
So II is hurry up ell through life The little boy is
anxious TO hurry to an equal SIZE with his og or0ef
ahe bg bow is stI more inpatient to hurry upto
ID Tho man is trying 10 hurry up to matrimonial eli
Of bsppipess and position in 70 which wealth alone
80, Give him among the hurried up upper classes
re lrte gr i, equally anxious to hurry up from the
..'T(to usr,or bail room and wedding tour"