New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-22

,r Most ycDery last Saturday but unfortunately ~
t.keu yery III - the wight a. the hotel and VA % .st
81 the ieIt day tha BoOe Of Us could get Ga. v
q urch. We vere very much dsappolnte1
81 tOo't think you rissei much"
Whs, do yoa Gean 81 p she said rather tsriy
Only tba, ! lead him preach t~csos sunday, 40
didn't link Zach Of the sermOGs."
% You didn't tLihk Dooh 4 the ser-nsos sls ~
plied WITH -neer. 81 think Il perfectly disgass,gn
fesr the young Of TIE preeer. age TAX a00ai una
.,ers; thsts the regular cant. rothing,s ecquca.
great enough for our roulf-oe suM, young rnsa II
- srge f,orn heaven were 10 come down aed prsso4
Tunn.,.a Won rrrli criticize nun. Tour mother o1gi
~ have taught you better, -;r than 10 -pesA .hgll
i,ely q; dyIrss. I'd have 3oOe u, hsi eeea yoar
ucther. Btrch oi-bIch ca or, IS ths 'a"g Asss
vsptei IN the educs'ior q these nnea.
Really uaam," | replied, With srs1 humility:
"Ihad 70 uoiion Of dispNsgDg NJ. hnoara, Or 4
hitting toe sEsh,est di,fssPec' to"ai ne Oan'-~
ministry.
Lob, no: CT course you hadn't"
Aft.r a monea; SIC resumed, d" suppose you m'ss
to s'Say Is"
Medicine
Ar, you've goirg to be Plsnier ani HO' p'o's''
s;otal man 7"
"Isms SOFT Of profeseioraI mac nov
You professional msr-l should Ike 70 Anss
Wis. profession You uelOrg 70 7
"A preacher" she eIclshned, With urieisued sa.
prize, 90 you belong 10 az; church =
ITO what church =
"To TIE Methodist.
"Ob. beg your pardon, she said " thought
from your appearance you must be one OF the ,"e-
oD,s-s We are Jus. from Boston, where we've oesa
visiting cur friends. and they've dreadful lot OF pes-
pie tssre that long hair, AMI look very rov1y
and sve called Comeouters. don't knos where the{
come from but can suess where they re goDs 20 1
,houeht yo1 must be one Of them, then oetninkinS
her,sn shs repeated. "To the Methodist Churca'
zee how Il i. Young man, che proceeied, WA
erest soemIi.y. envy and Jealousy are tue msaaess
passOns tia; rankls 10 the human bosom, snd Al
AFRAID that uothpg is more commou than for youax
ministers 10 have such feeDg. toward their elders aal
their beters. lie. VAIL you against indn gtg taat
cr II locks 10 me very much 3, you hai suca Eel
IL tos ard the gentleman OF whom We have Deea
speaking. You jus; beginning lfe-set nd Of them
Cr they vii ruin you
~ am very much obliged 10 you fer your good al.
ice bu, really an Dot aware thar sm the vedm o.
heee bad passions, srd M Mlbuln Is the iast NAE u
the world Of whom would be jealous or ervicls.
You NAV think SO; but on the heart u dece.fN
Al tesr era;ey wicked. she then went OF 10 m0rs
cheerful tore MAY take the liberty OF asking your
name 49,,
Certainly usism; my rsue i Mllburn.
"Ah 60 she ssid, any relation 10 the seunemaa d
whom We have been speak
TO tell you the truth am not aware that there =
Auy other person OF tina, rams IN Montgo merry
Are sci the pastor Of a Methodist church there =
81 am; ard you must allow me 20 Thank you ior ne
msntet IN which you have defended me ron myseh.
after, We reached uIrclrpoINNAui NHcAN ~
went our several wsys and saw them 10 more.
A considerable portion Of this volume IS devoted
to descriptions illustrative Of Western aud Southern
lie. Mr Mburn with his naturally genial dsPs-
.top. is disposed 10 ind materials for eulogS rather
thsn for cen.ure. and dwells upon the more fayors
bic features Of society with complacency, while he
is sparing of his criticisms on the prevailing evis
which must have come under his obserystioa.
Many Of bis most interesting pages, also are cccs-
pied with personal sketches of the distinguished
public characters With whom h.s varied LIE has
brought him in contact.