New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-26
oonncs sssppipg-.urtle 10, that the tiny smbyss h.
fore they are % far fnshed q TO Be smsscipstsd ~

conmos sssppipg-.urtle 10, that the tiny smbryos H.
fore they ere % far finished - to Be smsscpssd sD
their shell, display oil the vice ard maics Of ths;r
race mapping and biting shsrpy, though bindly. On
the least irritation. TIE philosophers who fnd IA H.
pr.ne humos or ftful temper Of human chiidhosd
perfect evidence Of the total depraviy Of our unuchy
race must in al consistency admit that the breed Il
turtles IL quite as much % be considered fallen is.o
hereditary wick dness. This ipstHrce reminds me II
smother, which occurred to myseh in youth, when 10
the exercise Of that vicious destructive habit taught 70
generally to cbir.p had severed almost 10 tso wsA
.harp edged bick-bat harmless garter make.
From the cssarean section thus rudey and cruelty per.
formed came forth thirteen tiny sn.kelngs no larger
than slate pereils each with ts head raised in defiance
it. upper jsw thrown back its threadik- tongue vibr-
.oe in justifable anger and TIE whole bearing Of The
miniature repent as fierce as If il were old nstssd Of
OF y half born ard possessed Of the venom OF the r-
tie snake instead OF being q member o. IN slnoss
wtspobsss and quite harmless .peciee.
Az highly artificial feature Of the present season.
conra ted with the natural features speaking OF
before ".witchpg eff" into the woods on the un6r.
i.hed track Of embryonic sciences, was amused few
days since with notice in the pewspapesofs Nsydsy
celebration somewhere in New-Englsnd where the
and SPORTS Of the character. Probably the best
and most genuine of such frohcs 10 the old England
to the prai,e Of which romance has told much end
hstors 60 little, not such a. would be much
loved BY the fas,idious organizers Of modern imita-
tiers; and spaIt from the difference Of society CT
matte distinctions" forbid utterly such revivas here.
Let me give Bit Of experience IN regard to the hoh-
day in question 1t was celebrated some yess since
by the Young people Of one of our neghborDg ysges.
They could not 90 out without overcoa,s when Nay
came in 90 they delayed unti the lOh. On the lots,
there was storm, and they sdjournedto the sth On
the 2Ob there was snow something Ike IT, aud IN des-
perston they once more postponed the fret OF May
he fret of June On the first of June there was great
demand for umbrellas and overshoes, but the ceeo's-
ton could be kept no longer; hosp'tabe lazy ~
ceved the patty from under the insusPicous ,kies un'
der her paszss and into her parors and therethe
pole was dressed the Queen crowned the TABOR
sounded for the dance, and the cake ana lemonshe
eaten; ard nothing has been said OF Mayday since, 70
that rural society.
We have no progress Of vegetation to report beyond
the buds and startipg leaves on the ems and mspes.
few early blossoms were opening day or TWO sioce
on the shsd.bus and cherry, but this chilly north
easter has arrested every thpg, and that pale belt OF
bloom which annually sweeps northward over the
land Ike an auroral arch across the heavens, mas
stopped for q few days, and fingers on the fennsy-
ysnis and New.Jersey frontier. With few warm
dsys it's center will be here, and that rural object
more abundant and beautiful in our country than IN
any other, the full-fowered orchard, will be IN ~
glory. We avail. patiently, yet impstienfy, the sd'
vance of the good time coming in June, and remember
with pleasure instead of the opposite sentiment In
tended to be impressed by the writer, Mr. L"nsfsno~s
cheering line
For o 1t is not always May