New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-06

Low m strong. 90 free 90 inspired, a. when reveu-
topsry, To be sure he always sets out for other
conclusions, but be has so spent his soul ana
.trepeth in coming to them, that he cannot take
ths last leap. He is like the Dutchman who nav
inc Ia leap A dyke, took a start If three miles
in order that he might take the leap
et.ctualy. but be had run himself out of breath
ard could not clear il when he arrived AZ H.
Three of the noble men who form the band OF
good workers called the Christian Socialists, "
are directly descended from some Of the principal
men Of the Commonwealth. The Rev. Charles
Kingsley, j. VI. Ludlow, a large-brained, large
hearted republican. whom Milton would have re-
ioiced in for fTend-he comes from the General
ludlow and Lord GOderich, the young ". T..
Uho made tue motion in Parliament respecting
the promotion from the ranks by merit, and who,
Of the three is the mo.t revolutionary, most re-
uublican me- strongly attached TO the Common
wealth tra3i,iors lie is descended from both
Cron.w al and iIampten.
SaEI,.n Low is about 10 publish the pretended
rcyd Of Fir Walter Scott, 'Morcdun.' There
i, Lot tie slightest chance Of is being genu-
ne, end the title is very fl for those purchas-
cr. who buy ii for production Of the suthor
of Waverly BsrDnm nails himself up ike i
weasel at the barn-doOr TO stink in the nos
trils Of tie passt7s-ty; and then crumbie away.
Mr.. NikOf publishes and gets snsfed out;
and now Mr. Siik Buckingham is about TO perform
tie lat parting Offices for himself. We are TO
have HE autobiography, his voysges his travels,
lis .pecuatioDs lis al. In point of fact, having
u.ed up everything eise he will strip of hi. skin,
turn il into a drum b. at il himself and march Tor
the grave 10 Lis Ow n tTun-soio.
Tie abolition OF tie stan'p-Guty on aud the
property security for uewSpapsrs VIII revolution
ize thentwspaVer press OF tr-iard. There are M
! mercus competitors prepared 20 start as soon as
the lsts are open Tie first great penny caily paper
is said TO he organizing by those who have been
engaged ia the agitation for the abolition Of the
taxes on knowledge. This change was very much
! needed and desired, tor the new, paper crcuatiOn
in 1853. as shown By the stamp retGrns, gives only
! one copy Of q paper daily 10 every 100 people.
/ The total issue Of all our daily, bIweekiy. fri
weekly and weekly papers in the United King
dom. was only 29- COO, as al average daily ci.cu-
| lation. believe lhat your daily papers alone cir
| culate above 2 COG, Geo copies.
1Lepeace-st-any rate people are Pokng up their
/ heads and wrgtilng up their very necks once
more, and various pamphlets III their beba1 are
making their appearance.
We are TO have a comedy from Il at keen OBJ
server Of human life and satlr.st Of human folly
ard humbug. TLackersy, which II 70 be prod-ccd
at The Olympic heater
The American. will have chance soon Of soc
ing an engraving of one of Mllas'- pictures. The
"OrGer Of Release" by this Raphael OF Pre-Ra-
TLdt iltlfli Ids Uttn thtIdNru "! Hdm"'i t""rh-'
an engraving will show somewhat of the mans
genius But unfortunately, the exquisite cO!Oring
Will be lost. He il one OF the most wonderful and
luminous of colorists. His color is equal to the
Egit and radiqnce of Tuiners pictures. Ills draw
ing IT, perhaps, he weu4est part OF his work.
1t lacks, perhaps this yr,ue, oil all Others mat 1t
maintains The superiCrty Of the greatest ltniian
masters. they could draw any and every thing,
and with as great a certainly as that with which
shakspere drew character. Bat Millais's hand
grows fImcr with years, and he is unequaled III
his deneati0n OF human emotion.
Ii is sad that Murray las bought work OF Mr..
Russels IN the Gin can Campaign for Il zoe.
pics Of tie War are already in the market seek
iug in vain for publishers. 1t is To be- hoped that
the authors have not money enough 10 print them
on Their own account. 1t is related Of Pye, who
was once Laureatc-hOw 10 they make his crown
fit tie brow of TcnnysOn that during the war
with FraI ce he translated the Odes OF Tyrt9us
with a view Of increasing the martial ardor of the
country; and they were read to certain regiments
10 inspire them With more warllke enthusiasm
Before tb~ reader had gone on ten minutes, the
whole Of the front ranks that were within hearing
let their mUskets fall and on inquiry being made
il was found that the whole OF them were fast
asleep. Such would be the effect OF most OF our
present war verses To give you an idea of the
extent to which the versifers pursue their unre-
hitting labor, offer an illustration. 1t falls to
by lot to marshal them III review aud inspect
their ranks for one Monthly Magazine and a
Weekly paper: snd at this moment have lying
about ne SEINE fifty volumes, chiefly printed this
year. and these are only portion OF the total Is
sue.