New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-12

l-rly with tb> ,onrs, AVID -~erncd never :" happy
when four or FIVE o. them were cl''nO"dng a"'.e ~,
rcr~,n ,nki-r and ,plfrg ,net nh-f'tes w
tsm Like the Appetite Pauls charity, he wa "'.'y
per,uaded and YOU had rarely 10 ak nn ~ 're NJ
spee 10 til one OF his iimiable anecdotes, or uks
town the violin from the closet on raIoy nay W per
t,rrn HE duet with Watch, the oVergro"n hO's uVS'
III poor ard promising young man ID toe pa'sa wa
c,snou. Of liberal c, uratiOn, Mr. fe'ovly paf7e
vac open foJ bic assistance, Win very u,"' "a. ,I
,reesIous chance of being repaid. His bapitainy
"a. n,grudiug To- the utmost extsnt II the Apostolic
And NV T.ssment standard. No, day passed that
som. welc. me abolition faded OF b-ing made Ia our
sIeady crowded table. the parishioner coming u
return bic book to the s'caii library The 3D. idinlar
acausiri snee; the prof ssed od eeq1ainta'c'' t0o
whom the host wa. sometimes puzz'ed to recognize;
the travelling brother miDbteT, stopping, with his
house. for week or two; the passing Debated stranger,
TO tar nom IN. tavern for has dlnher-an were cor
ciaiy invited to patake Of tue fare for tue day. Tue
very docIs Of t.e InnnNOn were leit untastened nj
,;git-aA " deed they scarcely needed locks IN that
pF1uNiye socety-aEd many WIot-r Traveller from
Vermont and Upper New Hampshire, going Gown IN
his Ioaded sleigh Ia the mak els vi the 20 "ld mas
come 10 to warm himself by the midnight bed OF en-
ber', held long and pleasant conversations Win MT
Peabody az bs lay IN adjoining bedroom hnd 'hrh
r,tred-the parties being destined revef % sec VI
imagine each Others appearance, or ~ near cue"
III ,i,Ie. he witch b. was Designated among his
acouaiI tauc. were yarons according 10 the degrees
Of III ctioD or respect, or indifference WIN "nlon ne
wa, REGARDED by some be was called rneS' te Ga
Lodv ,by others ParsOn Peabody by Others :" the
Reverend Mi-tsr" by Others AGAIN plaza Mister
Pesbody; !" but from all tie family, aud from al of
tLo-e who or les, Intimately connected WIN
or attached to him, be received the endeaiinS appe
lstion Of Sir Peabody"
Uetbinks see his form even now, a. it imp essed
itself on my youthful imagination, looming AFR OIL IN
The road Oh the hilltop, against the sky lie may De
rorp Il, uay rome yeiy f,fna visi,. As nc desc nds
see III viii en- animated aid viyo,ous ia not aunicd
nnce al cern more disiuctiy his elaborate AMI inpD5
e olne orers BIZ hl b, three -"jr"ef-d beaver hat
his large, singh" breasted cost, sweeping dy"n on
each side with an a"ple curve-bis vest, full twice
Tie hBgfh Of these do q nesate Gays, ending On both
sides With large peck L. and aPPet'-his snOs-"hIe,
tlaited stock, under smDthl. -shaVehl "X,aided
chin and fast.ned behind with silver bIckle-hls
sel.r garment terminating at biz knees, ani fastened
.Lefe also aitb yua silver buckls-hi lonS, bldck
ik stockings extenony from the knee u the foot
tc whole bciag flushed aud contaminated by rh,nng,
s,u r. .buok k, shoes He draws Iii nearer, and win
something Of the old, erect, military air wcl he ma
csugt In the camp, something of that CONSCIOUS in-
g,ring majesty OF church and-state authority about
LIN which have bin'ed in the preceding pIIag apn,
something oftbe man Of the world, aud mncL more of
tie sOciable gCoGLumored busy, Chfitian PASTOR be
rnak to tbOse whom b. meets graceful cerenohious
low, yet accompanied with Il sinIe, aud hearty
GOOD day, and passes on
Til However, le,9pgs,@c NY earlier aud pAmy
7, cQlec,ions of hiln. AS age advanced, AMI m:als
perhaps we're sratened aud post Rev dictionary fasl-
IONS prev allied, bis dress lnd appearance even ID MS
beet aITsy became less picturesque ar'stocralc ani
sw. .ipspiiirg Blk would now give way 10 worstod,
and the -bnckle be replaced by the plain GALLON
Cr palmer ieatLeTn string. 5000
But far more astounding he change exhibited, even
at the former brilliant period, by tue very same ln1l
yicual. when engiossed by tue lab0rs OF some busy
season of the yea-bOliiDg perhaps Sac plough; Or
loeiug the corIfed until tue latest shade OF twilight;
or urging forward the various processes OF nay
making; or grating bis trees; or gathering in
ths suiumnsl ha west or pressing out his
wears stock Of cider from immense apple-heaps;
or shaking ana cleaning tue appe-rees, all Ut winch
be mounted for that purpose hlmse or laying up the
choicest knos If fruit Ia his extensive appeceiar TO
bring them out every day through the Winter with
prufuse and ho.p able prde; or outchenng be"ve,
or butcherng "a swine-operatiohs, every detail OF
which be executed with artistic DE- Uerty, though l
imagine be was the only butcher who never sacrificed
n lamb without repeating aloud to himseli or to the
by.standes thOse iour lines of Pope:
The lamb thy not bleed today
Had he thy reason v, uld be ,fp aud Pay
Aud licks the hand uu IA sed - shed his 6ood.'
Amidtoils ike these came forth the large tapped,
vestbsr.staibed, round ard low crowned hat wucd
had commenced its brighter day. of service in very
Aerent shape some dozen Yeas before-tne uashaven
face neglected, a. some very busy periods, from one
Sabbath morning 10 another-and tue old servceoeat-
en- gown tied up about the WANT or probably NJ upper
raTm. at all the reekng shirt that covered his
bending bdme.
For lis wears, he was one of the most laborous
M bis parish With the occasional exception of hired
workman or two, and smah apprenticeship, he car
NED On the operations of bis farm alOoe. The whole
fuel for several fires in the house, through the long
Northern Winter, was often chopped aud supplied by
his stai~art arm alone.
prominent place in the volume IL given to an
examination of the philosophy of Dr.. Thomas
Brown, which, we think, would have been better
occupied with articles OF more popular character,
sffording larger occasion for the exercise OF the pc
cular talent of the author, which is evidently that
Of humorous description. 81 far from the works
Of Professor Brown being destined to higher rank
smsng the productions of the nineteenth century
Man they have as yet generally assumed, as DIR.
Gilman intimates, We believe that they have al
ready passed to an oblivion from which they will
never emerge.
GAPOI.EON DELINEATED BY HIMSELF.