New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

%, 1853.
of the NEW-Y ORK LEDGE
PORTRAIT GALLERY.
PORTRAIT No. |.
Soft as sumD.er roses dream.
Tha. sliI.sFs DER classy stream
Sweei ss The wind IN thrilling caves
On Artumn'- meisncholy ewes,
Whsu overhead The -al clouds :6ropf,
], lovely Aiic. Csy's song.
And o, how s~ee, the sentiment
In all her ideal sri, ndors blen',
While Purity own vjice 10 heard
In every silyersoundins word,
And Harmony tbroushDU. the whole
Moves all impsEscis.ns soul.
Sing on Sing on, thou min.;re!hesr,
OF beauty maize u, too, par,
Still from he LedseT's sohoG. bower
Charm swe,tly every passing hour;
still show The world wh.; genius zleam.
Along Colunl bis's slassy streams.
PORTRAIT No. II.
Ass dsshinE rainbow torrent,
See h.s srsat Romsnces roll.
Ful! of large Invention wonders,
Ful. Of beeuiys glowing soaI.
Never falling. always howiss;
Never uIIDg, see him march,
With brow brim full Of power,
Under css.ellsied arch
How he pants the cheek of Beauty.
How be arms the stslwsrt Knight.
He his voice sounds ike trumpet,
Aiways II n. cauee OF Right
Cobb in sr-st Romance's temple.
Few the names that rival thine
Cooper, Scott end vsr.. d b oliver
OILY witt thee IL the shrine,
For a dsshing, rainbos torrent
All thy wondTous novels roll,
Fall Of large Inventions wonders,
f-l Of b.GSty's glowing soul.
PORTRAIT No. III.
II Chersmbin themselves might stand
Before the harpinss OF thy band
SO pure lis theme 80 grand the tone,
When chanting Of the Crest Waite Thror-
Or breathing morals DER our slore,
As they were never breathed before
We'd may the mortal, az thy voice,
Beside his sacred hearth rejoice,
And smile 20 see one such ss thou
Shed heaven upon his infants brow.
Ye., thine 10 here household name,
Wr.aihed with d soft, -eraphic flame.
Tn. millions or IL fondly gaze,
And BY it guide Lif.'s mystic ways:
The Nation proudly owns iis hight,
And sees her own imperial might
Illuminated glow on hsh
With sIlendor born In yonder sky.
The pGrest holiest wreath for thee,
U mid, tTsnscendent sigou.ney!
PORTRAIT No. ".
His i- :he mighty forest depths,
And his the stormy wave,
And mis- the awful clash around
The onset of the brave:
To hun the charge, the reslins s.rf,
Is life rejoicing, bounding life.
His is the pencil bold 70 paint
The red race fadirg out
As fades lonely midnight fire
Before the white mans shout.
TIE yeas roll on--bu; Benuet's pen
FOR History holds the wsrrio.men-
Bu, brighter s,ill the pioneer
Builds empire there with him,
Along the brosd maj J-stic lakes,
Aud in the forest dim:
benson on Komance's child,
(rown,d d monarch OF the leaiy wild
PORTRAIT No. v.
wit a. diamond bright and keen,
A harp as sweet as reeds
kissed BY some strayins EdeD-breeIe
Tn Summers rosy meads:
Whose is the wit, and whose the harp
Prentice, thou knowest-,hine own;
In strange, nLd beauty, how they sIeanI
Alone Alone.
I'll. thine 10 wake the sudden smile
At CON birations strange
Through III. whole human labyr.nths
Their wonderful, bold range:
Apo thine T. thrill the codcst heart
With Poesy's own fire:
Then proudly wear thy wreath, King
OF that sweet lyTe.
PORTRAIT No. vi.
An ey. .hat picrces % the deepes. deep,
Where human passions wildly sweep
Or move with slower, sof,er pace.
Supiel- est IL their des.Dless sracei
Onsiral ana curious thought,
Ffuu freshest, uutrod regions brought;
Expres.iJn torse, ard sweet, though strange,
ln al i,s bright, un bounded range;
Once more real Genius, with true lesven,
To the world offered by loving Heaven
In whom do We such truth, such strength discern ,
full :hiy.y millions rise, and answer, Fanny Fer
PORTRAIT No. VII.
A Canvas, broad and high,
Where tcnderest love
CLOVIS with lisht that seems
Caught from above;
Donisslic scenes, 80 deity hlled
By AIT coucealins Art,
Once seen, they never more can lea'o
The enIsptured beaIt
park Tras. dy, with Wild hsir streaming
Pal. Horrors lITid shri le-
Whos. is that wondrous Canvas, broad and his
o. earnest Emma soutGwoIth, thine
PORTRAIT No. Will
. ,plendor Of Imagination and opulepce Of poe
" him the born poet,
Says our William Cullen Bryant,
BIyanr bard Of Th.Ds.opsis,
And hund. ed other poems
Full Of .are and solemn beauty.
Brysnt, We will tsse toy dic.um;
We will lot dispute thy saying
knowing that the mighty Ledger,
N.w-Y York Ledger, careful Ledger,
With its brilliant hosts Of genius,
Shining In the mental he ayens,
Gives TIE op9lence and speIdor.
PORTRAIT No. TX.
There are three names that stand alone
In Wit and Humors flashing zone:
Firs,, Enssh Hoot-desr, rare Tom Hood.
BIZ even the dullest unlentood;
TheL Boston Holmes, in all our homes
Only one other with him roam,.
Behold him with rs slit'erirg AZ
Toe Folly ly.Klling Ohn G. FAKE
o, splendid Trio with your rods
OF Wit and Hun.or disdemed gods
EMPRESS EUGENE AND QCEI
VICTORIA.
.ssion Of the recent meeting OF these two illustr
the extraordinary circulation OF the NE
DGER was reverted to and discussed with M
TIE Empress and the Queen-who, BY the BY,
der. and enthusiastic admirers Of the LEDGEl
impressed v It'll the idea Of what al enornoSs lnco
h such al unparalleled circulation mus; yield 70
The price Of the LEDGER" said the Empr'
ear oue-hslf Of which must; Of course, be clear pro
.tion 1. reported to be three hundred and ffty IN
e very lowest. At dollar copy, this, OF cou'
II profit Of $780, coo per snnum-ius; nice sum
shall have the Emperor start paper in opPo't