, 1862-01-21

Anthology. 4 new cAapter Of 81 Our Artists
in Italy, by Paul Akers, is devoted to Land
scapc Art-of Page, Hamilton, Wild, Brown,
and gives deserved passing tribute to Gay,
Of Boston. "The Experiences Of the A. CO..
VIC leave the reader to unrave1. "snow,' by
T. ". Hieginson, is pleasant study Of wintry
days, and there is o companion piece in the
verse Midwintcr." Agnes Of Sorrento, by
Mrs. Il B. Stowe; A Story Of Toll Day, by the
author Of ssLife in the Iron Mills;'' Methods
Of Study in Natural History, By Prof Agassiz;
Love and Skates, by Theodore Winthrop; Mid
winter, by ]. T. Trowbridge; Ease in Work,
by Rev. D. A. Wasson; At Port Royal, 1851,
By John G. Whittier; Fremont's Hundred
Days in Missouri, by William Dorsheilner, lnte
Secretary Of Gen. Fremont; Mason and sli-
dell, a Yankee Idyn, BY James Russell Low
ell; Reviews and Literary Notices.
The article By Prof. Agassiz is i1lustratcd.
Already these articles begin to form one Of the
lishcd in magazine. Lowell has capital
"Big1ow Paper on Mason and SIdel Love
and Skates is finished, and a good thing it is,
and eeasonablc. Miss Howc's Battle Flynn is
as follows:
Mine eyes hare seen the glory Of the coming Of the
Heiz t1o1nping out the vintage where the grapes Of
wrath are stored;
lie hath loosed the fstefl lightning Of His terrible
His truth il marching On.
hare seen him in the watch.azes Of hundred
They hayc bnilded Him an altar in the evening
dews and damps;
I have read His righteous sentence by the dim and
His dar Is marching On.
have read fiery sospel~rit in FURNISHED rows Of
AS Je deal With my contemners, 80 with you my
Let the ,,b He5e 5s7 bo5n Of wosn crush the serpent
Since God is marching on:
He has M sounded forth the trumpet that shall never
He is si5tine out ont the hearts of men before His
Oh, be swtft ny SOM, to answer Him, be jubilant,
Our God lie marching on.
In the beauty Of the Lilies, Christ was born across
the sea-
| With eIory in His bosom that tranaagares ron
As &c died to makc men holy, let ua die to make
While God is marching On.
AEEtiLu[a
and whisky y-deso1ated families were visited by
| the police on Sunday night whose members,
| among whom we're FIVE or six children ranging
from one to seven years Of age, had they not
| been relieved would certainly have frozen to
death. In oEe Of these novels, used as a Sleep
ing and eating room, was an infant en-
tirely destitute Of clothing, being exposed to
the cold blasts Of the winter wind, and not 80
much as single rag to cover Its tender limbs.
There WIS no bed i'll this building. 4 bundle Of
rags torn from refuse garments, piled in one
| corner, served as couch upon which men and
women and children piled indiscri,ni-
nately during the hours usually devoted to
sleep. There was not single chair, stool,
table, stove, Or ANYTHING that could be called
furniture. Several Of the children were
unusually bright and intelligent, and
when told that they mnst be separated from
their brutal mothers, shed tears aud begged
that they might not be separated. As fair
compromise the court sentenced the entire
batch to the Bsidcweu for sixty days, hoping
that by the time the sentence has expired per
haps the weather may bc more mcrciful. II
was the best that could be done, and va: q
humane although apparently painful decree.
, CAMP COOKS Bent UP.-Two sneak th;crcs,
named Patrick Ryan and Patrick Comforter,
who for SONIC time past have been acting il
the capacity Of cooks at Camp douglas, wers
arrested yesterday ood scn: to The B.;acw. :,
for old offences.