New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

E-Xpg Up, al tlese were symptoms 81 ram Inc Wt'
vi -ed the du;. hither and thiher sometimes .nveopn,
whes streets in opaqns elord' and binding md ehos
ing ar who cbs1c,d to b. abroad. The whole evening
was sa.,y and ul.ootable, sort OF hybrid % March
and D-crmber VIII Gust IN place Of snow. There
few amt CLEANS q lightning swsy over the ocean in the
southeast but uor the promises Of storms came with
in any oeEce able Of iuament. All was as dry
arid duy.y paro.hed and withered as ever. The star
.bone ad through tho clouds of dust but no clouCs
saer intercepted .her rays. When rH the rain com,
! ItDor'r CARE " Dol snow you do mt. br
somebody e.s does Every body Osyht to Every
| body do Mt and so y0n do Mt and that is VIVA
makes you So careless. In OR shorT walk coming
down Broadway the other night we hesrd that little
sentence-"I dom care Z do'-shree times; and
every tine We felt that if the speaker did DOT care,
somebody that be should care for. did There
harm in the ~sr5s it is only in the tpne, and
meaning, ald in iAs way they are applied Tsey had a
meaning each ,ps heard theT aud Zach s0,e meant q
different thing and each time advanced the speaker one
step nearer ths pointthc point f." don't care Il |
"do."
Two gentlemepos course they were their taors bad
both pronouncet them so-we proscuncedone ot them q
black-lecged gentleman. the other kusw be what
every body calls geut6man. He Is a gentleman mer
chan-a clerk il dy pods soree retailsr OF tape and
calico; but it is rtea business ard he i.a gentleman
OF business The osser IL gentleman Of esure. Arm in
arm they walked down Broadway, and when opposite
house with glass gni e,oed poison Leisure save 70
Business: " Lets 90 IN aud take drink Business re-
piled: ~ do Mt caEcifI do
There was young wife ng alone il her III furnished,
comforless room at bomO-home No: At a cheap, can't
aford-any better boarding house. She does care For
in that house where her do scare husband went there
is bar and facilities for spending "a sccij eyOnng
r L.. Ina
place that common parance calls hell. II it is not
there Idon't-care-fI Ido will ind it little beyond, and
in few years his gentlsmen-oesure friends will not
care how soon he gUes there because they viii say OF him
then He is completely eeaneo out. Yes: ceeuedout Of
money, credit business home-his poor young wife has
answered invitation from q sympathizing friend to
come and stay with her, do Mt care il de-
dont care if do-gO 20 ruin-should be hung up "a
sign for every young men hsa invited by gentleman
of leisure enter of theee doncare fldo houses,
where the only for his to get his own honest ecrn-
ngs and all that he be induced to obtain from his e
ployer, b. saying do n. care If do-tske i, nobody
win know it.
Two young girls On he walk before us. They
were talking busy girls always are, but what did tha
concern us We cared nothing, Listened for nothing yet
in spite OF all attempts to hear heed nothing in spite OF
the eternal rumbling of thoUsend wheels those same
words again TO ont Of the chaos - omnibus
thunder and roar of human voees- do Mt ii do;
and this time with a sadder meaning than before, for
they told of years of woe and repentance when ii
will De two lae for OF those young grlsas yet nno
pure but alas how long she remain 90 after
speaking such fatal words.
"Oh Lizzy don't DO t-come home with uio--you
viii break mothers heart if it she ever knows it,
81 don't ca,e if do. ON not going to work so all
the time and then be scOlded cause want TO go oat
evenings and have little lla osce in while. George
do MT like TO come to heuse, cause ho says mother
looks suspicious at him always, and so mesn to 20
where he is not afraid to come. | do nt see
what mother in George to be set against hin'
why Lizzy she that re DO Mt work any, has no
business, no income and be drinks"
81 don't if he does-se docs everybody except a
few old sobersides and if he do MT work. he alvays has
money and good clothes"
THAT is what mother says and sho is afraid you do at
know how he gets them.
Il don't care il | do Mt know. What's the odds ?
He says he knows how o make moro money than those
that work, and can always give me plenty
"Oh, Lzzy, do come homei pray do ard mother will
forgive you
Forgive me- should t.irk she had better wait till
do something that needs her forgiveness What hsve
done, prayl'
"You have set mother almost crazy by going away
from home ana am afraid il you reaain away hat you
will 20 TO rum"
IL don't care if do; ] not going TO be snrbbed up
and not allowed to have any company, and
Here came half dozen Omnbsses in drove, and in
spite of sharp wide open ost the rest OF the da
logue but the words dont ii | do, having been
ringing every now and then nce hserd them
from that girls lips and have wrung them out to
ring in yours till you viii say don,ear if they DO since
can draw d moral lesson from them.
CASTLE GARDEs-MnETzEX-BEH BEHzFr.-Mr. Haretzek
viii take benefit to-ngh which viii close his unremu
nerative season. The programme in another column
shows very varied and agreeable eatersinmen.-Lnere
zia Borgia-a concert, and pcrtion OF Lou'5a Miller
The opera his season ass done ihingsinroduced
charming young tenor voice. the freshest and best yet
heard on the Italian stage in this coGnyand OF the
most ripened and sororous Of berones. The friends Of
Mr. Maretzek should mind that. after this benefit, one
more night friday vill end tbs seeson-and remember
his losses and his cGims
swEAHSe.-A correspondent, " A Fsther of Fsmiiy,"
CON plains that he took his daughters TO the heaier
where a fayorite perforner lad fayorite word d.,
which he used foil twenty times during the evening
exh biting essential coarseness aud vugarity Actors
do not appear TO how they sink the profession when
tbey swear in presence e Such objEfgations
suit no place net even loS Whenever an actor
wears the audience she aid hs him of the stage Ths,
would cure the habit at snce.
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