New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-30

far ce- he can zee in yorr ewes II there is en- internal
mendacity IL you, wherefore you must look At him in
speaking: such il BIZ standing order.
lis hair is axen falling into the ah-gray or darker
fine. ooPious flowing hair while he wore It natural;
hut il got tied into clubs, in the military style,
and at l-rrth il was altogether cropped away, and
replaced b. brown, and at st by white round wigs
which latter also, though bad wigs. became him not
bmi-- under his cocked-hat and cocksie says Poll
iiiz. The voice, gues- even when not loud was of
clsr gorCus ard peleiratEy. quasnetsc nature. and
learn expressly once that i hal q nasal quality in Il.
Ills Majesty spoke through the hose. -Iaffed hls
speech IN al earnest. omnously rlaugcrt In
~ gry moments, which were frequent. il mus. have
been unpleasant 10 listen 10. For the rest, hauc-
some of bis inches, conspicuou-y well built
in limbs and body. and Gecatey finished off TO the
very extremities. HIS feet and legs says POllnitz,
w.rc very fine. Tie hands IF he would have taken
care ot them, beautifully white fingers long and
tira hand at once min bic to grasp delicate TO feel
ard strong to clutch and hold; what may be called
b. 6tiul hand, because Il is the uscfulest.
Nothing could exceed his Majesty simplicity Of
habutes bu, one loves especially II HIM his scrupu-
lous attention 70 cleanliness Of person and Of environ
day; loved cleanliness in all things 10 supersttous
e1tIt, which trait Is pleasant in the rugged man, and
indeed Of piece with the Of his character. He
is gradually changing all his s and other cloth roou
furniture. In bis hatred Of dust he viii not suffer
fOorcarpc even stuffed chair but insists on having
oil Of wood where the dust nay be prosecuted TO de-
structon. Wife and wonankind, and those that take
alter them let such have stufing aid sofas be- Tor bis
part sits 1ooden ohairs-sits AMI also thinks
and acts after the manr.r Of Hyperb0rean Spartan,
which he He ate heartily, but a. rough tar
and hunter eats-couury Incsses, gocd roast ald
Loiled-despisDg the Freich Cook a. an entity with
out meaning FOR him. His f,yoTite dish a. dinner was
bacon ard greens, rightly dressed. What could the
French Cook DO for such man He ate with
rapidly, almost with indscrmlnate yiolence his OBJ
Jet, lot quality bu quantity. lie drank, too but he
DID not get dunk; at the Doctor order he coui ab
.tcfr hcdl laIf IN LAT l-lq mol
praises his fneuess Of complexion the originally emf
nent whiteness of his skin, which he had tanned and
brollcd by hard riding and hunting, and otherwise
worsa di.colCred by his nt feeding and digest
ing. Alas, at last his wastcoat came 10 measure,
am afraid O say how many Prus,ian elisa very
siderable diameter indeed
For some years after his accession he still appeared
occasionally in burgher dress" unmilitary
clothes: drown English coat, yellow waistcoat,"
and the other indspensablcs. But this fashion be-
came rarer with him every year, and ceased alto
gether say Chronologsts about tue year I'i', eter
which lie appeared always simply as Colonel Of the
Poisdam Guards lhs own Lifeguard Regiment, in
simple Prussan uniform close military coat, blue,
with red cuff and collar bun wuisicOa and breeches,
white linen CATERS to the knee. lie girt his sword
about the l0ins well out Of the mud. walked always
with thick bamboo in his hand. Steady, not GLOW OF
step with bis triangular hat, cream-whlte round Wig
lin bis older days, and face tending TO purple, the
eyes looking out mere investigation, sharp, swift
authority and dangerous readiness To rebuke and set
The cane in motion: il was that he walked abroad
in this earth, and TIE common run OF men rather ed
his approach than ccurted It.
For in fact, he was dangerous, and would ask in
alarming maj per "WLo are YOU 20 Any fantastic.
much more any suspiciousooking person, might fare
the An lille Ounger at the street corner he has
been known to hit the crown, and peTenptorlly
dispatch, 4" Home Srrah, aud take to some work
That the Applewomen be encouraged TO knit while
waiting for custom-encouraged and quietly con-
strained and at length packed away and their stalls
taken from them if Observation-Disclosures has, as We
observed especial rescript been put forth, very
curious to read.
Daniiacal figures, nay, people Lpkng like French.
men, idle fau,tng women eyen-better for them to
be going. "Who are you p and if You lied or pre-
varcated 'Er Hicke nick ger0de an, Look me IN the
face them, or even stumbled, hestated, and gave
suspicion Of prevarcating it might be worse Tor yon
soft answer is less eflectual than prompt, clear
one TO turn away wrath. "a CdadtdatW Iheoiogir,
your Majesty, answered handfast, thre adbare youth
one dsy wisn questioned n ts a1gI I'm ns "nI1 tbe
Berlnors are a good-ior-ncthng set.' Yes, truly,
too many of them; but there are exceptions; Know
two" Two which, then z! Your Majesty and
myself" Majesty burst into laugh: the Csndidatus
wa got examined by the Consstoriums and Althori-
ties proper in that matter and put into chaplaincy
In his miniature sketches from nature, no pencil
can compare with Carlye's single one, out Of
many, will We give.
4 PRUssIAN cot NrRY SCENE.
Not much of the Picturesque in this autumnal life Of
our little Boy; but he has enployments In abundance,
and these make the permitted open air, under any
terms II delight. He can rove about with Duhah
among tie gore and heath and their wild summer
tenantry winged and wngless. In the woodlands are
wild swne in the meres fishes, offers the dro"sy
Uameis scattered round awaken IN an interested man
uer at the sound of our pony ho0fs and dogs Mteh-
wsd. where ara shops is within riding distance; we
could even stretch to kopenik, and visit IN the Dig
Schloss there if Duhan willing and the cattle
fresh From some church steeple or sand-knol, 1t Is
10 be hoped some blue streak ci the LsuZ Hills may
be visible: the Sun, and the Moon and the Heavenly
Uo,ts these full certainly visible; and on An Earth
which every where produces miracles ot ali kinds,
om the daisy or healher.be up to he mar one pace
is nearly equal to another for a brisk little Boy.
The father of Frederic the Great was model
military martinez. For instance:
now He MANAGES HIS ARMY.
With wise instinct, Friedrich Wilhelm had dis:
cerucd that all things in Prussia must ptint toward
his Army; that his Army the heart and pith, the
State being the tree, every branch and leaf bound,
after its sort 10 be nu,rtve and productive for the
Arny's behOcf; that probably for any Nation 10 the
long 1uD, and certainly for the Prussian Nation
ftraichtwsy, life er death depends on the Army:
Friedrich Wilhelms head in iuarticulate manner,
was full Of this nst notion, and all bis life was spent
in organizing il TO practical fact The more OF po-
cntial battle, the mere of life !. in us: Hartnun OF
potential battle therefore, and let it be the 0s7'am IN
tuali,vl How Friedrich Wilhelm cared, day aud
light with all his heart and all his soul to bring his
Army TO the supreme pitch, We have often heard, and
the more W. look into his ways the more We are I'M
r,essel with that fact. 1t was the central thing Tor
Lim-all other things circulating toward it, deriving
from it-no labor too great and nore too little to be
undergone for such object. lie watched over 1t
Ike Argus. with eyes that reached everywhere.
Discipline shall be ne exact Euchd-short If per-
ection we do not stop! Discipline and ever better
discipline enforc ment Of the rule in AL points i'm
pro,cuer, Of the rule itself where possible the
great Drill-sergeau.s continual care Daily had some
loop fallen, which might have gone rayeling far
enough but daily Wa. he there to pick it up again,
aDd Keep the web unrent and soldly progressive.