New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-27


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The axiom is true March came in ike lamb-it Is going
cot Ike lion, wild rampant roaring brute chilling
freezing Tightening everybody with is rosrpg hovag
snd sbiehrg ~ words can convey an 49, - 80 utter
ouogeouness of the wind for the past three days It has
cur up pierced carved ranfIed mpaled everything but
snnibilaed mankind An Icesnder would oringe and q
polar bear grow ct such unreasonable unnecessary ter
ribe eevey. Everybody bas got cold and all the rest
of mankind hroa The theme too dsagreesbe to
dscant upon The readers Imagination memory will
suggest from fear or experience all that we would say
wherefore we leave it unsaid
TuHATRIcAL-At WGllncks lat week there G quo
csssion Of fsvore old pces offered to very good houses
To igbt will be played The excellent old comedy Speed
the PlOw" with Bleke L ster and TtompgOn the
"HandJs," and "Ashfeld" Mr Walcots Good Fellow"
will also to given by Lester, Waco, ars Conway and
Mrs Brouehom On Tuesday Godsmih's Comedy, She
's,ocps 10 Conquer = and onWednesday pecs from
the French called Prison end Palace
AT the Broadway Mr. Forrest he's had every night audi
ences as largo the house would hold We see nothing Of
the new pieces which hnted at when Mt Fs engage
1nent Yves noticed To night he plays The Gladiator"
character which is his not only by copyright but by
physical adoption Tomorrow he gives Brutus, and
Wednesday for the third and last time, Hamlet"
during Mr engagement al the desirable selts In the
houfe have been taken three and four days in advance
most satisfactory evidence OF popularity to the manager at
least by The way there ia rumor abroad that Ne For
rest has become especially interested in the called Sp
iual Manifestations of the Foxes and Others We do
know whether the story is correct
Al BurioDs the Beaux Stratagem has been done three
or four times with satlacory Some benefits viii
be given tlis week Mr.. Johnstons coming of to night
when 10 less than four pieces arc named The Scspe
"eoat" Burton as Polyglot; :" Breach Of Promise"
Burton as Sudden; = How to Make Home Happy, Bur
ton as "Dabcbick," and p. 2" by the whole company
The Beoux Siratagern will be repeated Tuesday On
Wednesday Speed the Pow,' for Mr. Andrewss benefit
The very extraordinary sucAss OF his Shakspoan reyivals
has induced Mr. Burton TO bring out The Tempest being
is first appearance in America IL is promised in the real
text Of Shakspere free from the interpretations Of Dryden
and Davenant with all the appropriate scenery costumes
and supernatural effects the music Of Arne aud Peyel
and a cast embracing Burton Caliban," Placide
StephanO," Johnston Trnculo." Fisher "ProEpe
"ro" Jorden Ferdn nd" Andrews Alouzo," Miss
RAYMOND rs Miranda" and debutsnte ariel
So ar as possible the whole affair will be faithfully after
shokspere.
Al the National Theaer, Uncle Tom" is still plra-
mount This evening Panorama of the Mssissipp show
in the course Of the piece The Boston story of The
Lompghter is dremstzed and will soon be brought out
AT the Bowery Henry With is to be given to night,
Mrs T. S Hamblin Queen Catherine" Mr. Eddy as
the Cardinal II. Johnston the King The drama Of
"Love" viii be given TO piece Of local in
terest is in preparation.
At Bornum's Museum "The Old Brewery" has attained
considerable popularity and will run through the week
Ob ficso roft
dave that rendered Marchs first works" memorable
little old man On the corner of Wall AID Nassausts
selling tfxts for an item" at penny piece Think Of
ua-items cheap street song only one penny! The
old man. honest soul 10 maze, for he had no idea
what be selling he called it by quite another name
He not only sold an item" but memory yproyoker-a
sweet mnemonc and he had no idea of that either. We
have heard of ooes done up saccharine but who
thought of doing up memory into little round cake
christening il maple sugar and selling it for a sent
We couldn't resist the temptation and we invested the
sum Of one psnny good and lawful currency and received
therefor cake Of sugar mavelousy little larger bat
was large enough it has lasted until have yet
there lies this minute hard by the nkstsnd. why don't
"you cot itl' Eat iti Eat memory We are no ghoul
not we We bought 10 look at to think about and we
have got money worth already and the besides
So somewhere they have had sugar weather Have you
forgotten those bright mornings in spring, little
the hills snd in the woods and good deal forgotten in the
yalleysl Those mornings when after slight frost the
night before there was great telling of beads among the
icices and musical trckng from the fine old naples into
the saptrougbs. Did you dig out such trough
Did you ever gather sapthey used TO say getaeT in
those old days-wakng about under wooden ayoke and
between two pals like the scales of JCsrIcE escaped om
the dome of some court house And what times you had
carving cut In triangle OF a houseto speak geOmeh
rically bypothenuse-three boards rough from the saw
mill base two bundles Of straw, buffalo robe and
blanket perpendicular blue air There You Icy hour after
hour the bubble of the great kettles and the cracking Of
the bright fires making music while strange Lights aud
shadows came and among the tall trees that stood
Ormy round ard the volumes Of smoke worked their way
out among the branches aof and melted into the blue
heaven 1t s eight o'clock in the evening and you hear
merry voices in the distance. How clearly they rang
through the STILL and yet leafles woods Some OF those
voices have not been heard in many year and you can re-
member whose you try II is party ofyOung folks CON-
ing to eat sugar BY sndby you hear the cracking OF
the fallen twigs ben ah their feet then you see dark
g1oup then cut they oeme into the full freight and you
know them oil at a glance; there are KITTY, and MARY
and JENNY and two three more and only solitary De
in the party but he's averitethe sehoonaster ne hollis
sway in the log temple down to the Corners Robe and
banfet disposed upon fallen log before the fires and
the girls all in row., like the backbirds our grand
mothers forever telling OF. But they don't stay
there They too A0PPy be still Like gobules OF
marble stand they forever running hher
and hher One peepsnto your cabin to how You man
sge to sleep another is tasting ard testing from this kettle
and that another has bent twg into loop digs into
the slow bubbng kettle and brings out glazed with
Bit Of mea-s little pocket mirror amost-and proclaims
Il done fourth GENES out Of the shadows with painful
Of snow another sirs the fire to the sparks go up and
laughs gieeuly as child at the evsneseen emoies OF