New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30
FROM BOSTON.
Correspondence Of The N. y. Tribune

Ta,ppsr ebrori 10 tue hitherto events of the Summer
Events what shal we oignify with the name. Even
sensation reporters cannot get mp eny eeents which
history NAV acknowledge. Tue extra lie cried-'be
norer is soldtle astounding victory or dolorous de-
seat occupies your mind, with only half confidence
horsver ill il receives Authentic contradiction, sOIe
two hours der and carries with it into the abyss mFny
a vice hypothesis and intelligent o1rrcu Yet us
earh revoiyes--tbe seaeon advances Summer SANDS
O, both feet now, seizure after many relapse Com
nasies of soldiers raise terrible dust III tue clty'
lem they are drilling and rsradug all The tue 10 he
great decentralization Of the feminine part OF the COM
mDuty Gone are al good little habits OF ST cling
.,d svip in ine all that naneltes network Of busy
bee-sm in which used TO deal ourselves, enforcing
the same upon our maid servants Now ths universal
Petteoat goes Haunting up aud down tie street. 70 true
march music following TIE wheeling and dressing OF
The thorny bands in hlgne dress, for perfection OF
which zee Col Cowdiu Mistress and maid, We all fol-
low the mihagtary--we are the daughters, sisters,
metbers of all the regiments The house takes care
Of isf. The master sometimes fancics tat household
details have neglec ed ook-forunatey, he is good
deal occurred abroad as we'll as tie rest Of TIE
housebreake1s have n been mustered into the regular
or volunteer service otherwise they might reap certain
little harvess Il az we know of, wien the lady leaves
TIE KEYS with the nurse who commits them to the r
Tor girl Who conf es them 10 the cook who delivering
them to the devil quietly deeamps herseH when the
coasts clear.
IrerneInber house, once upon time, where grave
council Of ph! 5cans held upon a case Of illness
that threatened death. IN anxious watcher cTept near
the door 20 catch the learned verdict, which, to her.
was matter Of iuensest inteIcs A hand organ, with
figures wac in TIE street below. "Dedr Doctor, look
and how pretty those little things 60 round? said
the chef Of the occasion Of his colleagues and
ce listener fell away doubling more than ever of the
precious lr5 at stake, Which, indeed, was already
So.,i.. AID so we, with terrible doubt and fear
before u.s. not Of tie epd but of the pangs end losses
through which il must lie accomplished, are ret amused
will the sJshss and The buttons, pcS oat our favo1es
from the ranks and les tine TO quick measures which
usier in, with uore or iess delay, hitter requiem.
Eut we sometimes follow tie martial drum for edit
e.tion. On . Sunday afternoon, willie June is still
flesh tender spd green it nay lead far from the
town, TO tire pleasant shades where Camp Andrew is
establis. ID. Many carriages accompany US thitber,
o.o IN omnibus sentry stands guard at the en-
france, who fortunately requires Of oountergn.
TIE spacious iuolosure is dotted with tens Tire COM
pauies are mustered grassy hollow; three packing
boxes form tie pulpit. Ilymn-boos- hrnnaht in
bsskeis The tune,ul requested to take place to.
ge,ber, which they DO with stea6ness Of 'front.'
TIE Officiating clergyman curious in measures, CON-
neuces operations with an eccentric stanzs singable
ory 10 The tane Of God Save the Queen, concluding
Gem With second ny mn similar melre obbgiag the
s.me time Perf2e Albion is not in such favor with us
ina now that we Gaze 10 intone her anthem Between
the two hymns however, is reverend PRAYER, which is
beard standing and good, short, warm discourse cut
rgbt out of the present occasion with no tbreadbare
military ansons about the sword of the Spirit and 10
o. Tue Rev. Clarke said that the soldiers must teach
ussometing Obedience, tie great staple OF merit,
lay also at the bottom Of all that was good In any o
ps Enlistment was ESQ an important matter
TO all-hfst to be on the right side, to
have our names written on the muster
roll of the faithful then, TO be stringent and untrng
On that side. Well you can imagine The rest, but the
lovely soness Of tie sunset the manly attention OF the
regiment tie sweet demure isces 81 Puritan dsmsels
sca cred On the outskirts Of the congregation, all these
fetares recalled the primitive days Of Miles Standish
and Priscilla. Many hymn has been 60 sung IN the
green shades Of Massachusetts, the thrill Of whose mel
COY has been deepened 10y the imminence OF the foe
The forest was deadly 70 them, abnth of des,rue-
,oa Every tai tree might be the ambush OF seathy
savage, quick and remoreess the beasts Of prey.
So with their lives in their hands, and the conscious
pess that God presence very to ALL and iin-
SHIPPED Those who fell, fell in the right time and
place. and 30 viii be now, in sadder and stranger
warfare.
The limits Of Camp Andrew recall other associations
than these. In days of transcendenta eforesoeuce,
bither came, sublaated ard thrown of from society,
Phslanstery Of cultivated and intelligent people.
little weary Of brain and restraint and not little
sanguine of health and liberty, these forsook awhile
The polite ways Of learning, and addressed themselves
10 the grand old employment of tilliDg the earth.
never knew half their names, but those could quote
wonld nuke your eyes diate, and your heart court
share ia lose past satisactiobs. George Ripley was
here with lis accomplished wife, George Curtis in bis
young besaty--Aargeret Fuller talked here, and Haw-
thorne dreamed pat bis Romance Of Blitbedae, aud
wickedly put her in il. They had fairy parties here,
and music by moonlight, and wOndrous discussions,
snd the nervous headache which follows them. They
also rased credabie peas their early vegetables
known in the market Unfortunately the things coad
lot be made TO pay, and after awhile, broke up aud
scattered, grayitatng back to the firm and ancient
boecm Of society. And yet methinks the fragments
took back with them certain glitter Of individuality
which showed that they had been Added health,
TOO a glorious investment-they had gained in their
outof-dOor labor, breadth Of shoulder and grasp Of
muscle. They returned, mostly, to their old Occupa-
ioas. and have written up many weary ream of
paper and box Of pens since those days, but who
shall ssy how much of the virtue hidden In the
eshs surface has enriched their subseq lives, and
ca,sl Who shall say how much Of the free air Of
Bithedae still lifts their locks and fresheus their
fsoces Some Of them have penned themselves up 10
extra formalism sinee then. ohunning it would seem,