New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-12

nubcoe-so sol and warm, the gracofulest Of Wintss
| hcsd-gcar, ond 80 pleasantly suggestive OF opers
nights. Side by side, provoking sony comparison are
poised the Fail lonnes, as gay butterflies and very
like them, whether regarded in point Of shape sises
and rbtops ribbons ribbons, befowerod and Haunting,
enough to deck whole forest Of Msy-poles.
In The eupOiiums Of pretty nothings and costly
"haf-nos, in the bookstores and picture shops there
no ena 10 the novelties just received per last steama
inc oooes' concei's, the newest transatlantic pub-
ao"s' ''e iai's' gems OF ART Some Of these being
10 'he street there never fails to be motey
""''"'D' sa'"',eu apout inc show windows rendering
homage OF volunteering criticism, as they may b.
i"sh-hea'ed ana enjoying, or prctentiors and irving
to show by rule why they do not enjoy
In The theatrical world there is no ess exc.,,,.x
The Open, the Ballet, the Drama--rival beautis.-
un Hesperidean for the golden apple of pubs.
favor Managers strive with each other in the spiritea
contest of providing a taking entertainment for the
plessure-seeking community. The Prims Don.s
sends orders TO her modste, swallows raw
eggs, and practices her most astonishing passages
Til her throat aches. The little round-shouldereA
us-girl sews new tnsel on her yellow cambna
peasantdress puts her hair in papers, and studies her
part mot forgetting the pumphandle gestures) till her
shoulders are rounder than The great American
Tsgedian does his murierous scowl two hours dag
before hand-glass; and the fair Julia, in morning.
wrapper and slipshod shoes, exclams: " Clifford.
Clifford, won't you speak to me y with such pathos
to an armchair that the har-cloth is bursting with
efforts to express it, emotion.
From the classic realms of high art to the dark, IN
fathomed ofthe coal cellar Not the least convinc
ing prognostc of the approach of cold weather Is tho
eehon-edge scrapng in our ears consequent upon the
Iuttirg-in of Goals for the Winter the suggestion
Offers, of CHEEKY anthracite fires and cosy Winter
evenings is too pleasant for US to complain muchs
though the operation has been going ON for two days
with no present appearance OF completion. when wo
have leisure moment ii amuses us to watch the va
rous annoyance offered by that dark and glisteang
mass TO the pedestrians whose path it crosses. Ny
lady Gay, behooped and befounced round and ~
bright Easter rainbow walks womanlike ami
with will, straight through. Much to her indignant
establishment, the begmed knight of the spade heeds
no more her prsmatic plumage than ii butterfly had
suddenly alghted the coal heap; he shovels away
with the rudest indifference. Yet, my dainty
beauty, there is coarse, buxom damse1,
with arms as thick as your tender waist,
and red as the Cashmere scarf coquettshly
caressng it, in check gown and cafskn shoes, whose
sudden advent would so utter the heart beneath that
to pile, her safely across la Sir Walter Raleigh, than
TO ink leaving flake of dust the white tdiness OF
her w,l-flod stocking. We forgive that dandy his bad
taste to say nothing of the morals in swearing little.
for his patent feathers very tight and the relief
the small blasphemy affords him so evident. The nice
little Quaker maiden crosses over to the other sdet
small need for such precautionno pollution could at'
taeh itself even to her garments. And children, with
cut so much as the mild consciousness that dit 70
something in the wrong place. revel in It's grlmnesS
with bosterous frolc.
These are pleasant days for country friends; tho
lor visit is realized at last. Fathers
and uncles and brothers have come TO buy goods
for the store, az wei to make a holiday OF tho
business trip. So, after much gown'making ana
hai-trimmng and heart-iuttering, here they
are at ast-eyes big with wonder and bright with
sightseeing, and minds ignoring the word " BORE
We meet them on the streets shops, in saloons, and
at the theater and everywhere are thoy the same
refreshing to our sophisticated vision for their genuine
endowment their true-to-nature capabity of deriving
pleasure from the most commonplace sources.
The few cool days of last week efecually broke up
the season at the neighboring watering places Ihoso
sharp winds blew into our midst shivering crowd,
who filed hotels TO Overlooking; evidently tor q
short STAY however with unpacked trunks-at least 20
Judge from the uust-cONcfeu VI ""'eA"o
costume to which the fair of these birds OF pas
sage relentle ssly adhere. .I
The Republicans of New-Brighton, Staten Island,
had an enthusiastic meeting on Wednesday evening.
1t was the frst held there since the Maine election
and extra benches were necessary in the Assembly
Room before the speaking commenced The longest
speech of the evening made by Levi A. Fuller,
esq Of NewYoik. After congratulating the assembly
upon the result in Name Mr.. Fuller discussed the in
terest which Free Labor and American laborers had
in excluding Slavery from Kansas, and securing its
fertile prailies for the homes of free The ques-
ton was well brought home to all present. Mr.. Fuller
also exposed the Democratic doctrine that the Com
stitution carries Slavery into all the Territories and
said that if the Republicans failed to triumph in tho
Presidential Election, Slavery would be recognized
institution in every Territory before the people could
pass upon the question again. The Army bill was
alluded to, and the issue said to be whether confes-
fedly unconstitutional laws-laws admitted even BY
Administration Senators to be null and void-should
be enforced by United States bayones. The meeting
Adjourned after roising cheers for Maine and fos
Fremont.
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