New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21
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pleasant foreia-te of the tempting contents on
this number is given in Mr. II ggiusops character
is,io paper on the " Procession OF the Flowers,
breathing the aromatic freshness # csriy Spring and
bright With the pomp aud .pleodor Of glowing ouH-
mer This is followed by very carious paper c"
titled Zone Of NJ Gle u.s." which is elaborated
with the ingenious mysiicstion OF r.. a. io'' 'o"'
inc Won in Doubt whethe r the writer intended etn
raoto,s nm vour credulitv or an illustration Of
tbefa,t that there are "nore things in lie ven ana
E.r,b than are dreamed of in your philosophy"
"My Hunt after tie Captain" by Oliver Wendail
Holmes, is al iniGitsob qusin' narrative o'ehune
b,mor and pathos ia no duary-deg ee, Of the sd-
veotnres of the wre 10 search OF his wounded SOD
after the "bloody field OF Anrlcdam." Oar readers
shsIl have a taste OF tbls admirable story, which
draws 40 deeply on the sources both Of smiles an
tears.
HOW THE JOURNEY COMMENCED.
He that as it may,--though l set out with full
and heavy besrt though many times ray blood chilled
with what were perhaps needless and unwlse feare
though broke t4ro1gh all my baoi's without thinA
lug about them which 10 almost hard III certain
circumstances for Ole OF oar young fellows TO
leave his sweetheat aud 30 INTO PeninsGiAr clla-
paign, though did no s-ys know When wac
hungry nor discover tn l ~as ,hrstlng, though
had q worrying ache ard inward tic nor underlying
~
IL is the simple truth hal did look out OF The car
windows W ia an eye all tnat sssed. that 1 did
take coguizance Of Strange eights aud Singular PEG
Ile that did act much as Pe'sonS act from tae or
dluary promp iass OF curiosity. aud from time 10
time even laugh very Dearly IL tEoss 40 VINO are
attacked with convus.ve sense Of The ridiculous,
the epilepsy Of tue diAih ssni.
THE POET ARRIVES AT HIS INN.
BY companions propos to stay al one the best
known ana lonsesi-es ahiished Of tbs New-IoIs
o.dl "A
particularly well lodged. and not uuCivilly treated.
The traveller who supioes that lie is 10 relest the
melancholy experience Of SheustOne, aud have g.
Sigh over the ref 5con thai has found his warm.
est welcome ut ali inn,' hse something to learn st
the Offices of tie sra cts 'iuteis. The unheIaded
guest who Ia bonofed by indifference may Ihiu
himself blest witt singular poOof,r' une III ,be
dsspot of the Psent-Anauaciator Is ouy mildly con
temptuous In his ninner, Lot the victim look upon II
O. u personal fsvor Ino cVldest welcome tuat &
threadbere carale ever got a. t1e door OF bishops
Iaace, tho most icy reception that country cousin
ever received at ths ctY-u nsiOn Of = mushroom
millionaire, Is agreeauiy teYij, compared 10 that
which the RbaoeuiGuthOs sshV doOms you 10 tn
more or less elevated Circl. Of his inverted IuerDs
vouchsstes, as You step AZ u enter your name Oh bin
6og's-eared register 4 have less hesitation III uu-
burdenng myself OF this uncomfortable statement,
Dc on this particular UP mt With more than one
exception ~ the rule. officials Le ONE brualizec,
/ suppose, as mater OF course. One cannot eX-
pec Qtbce Jerk e. euOraoe teDdoriy every stran-
ger wh0tones Ia W % carpet Tag, o telegraph
operator TO busi iGto tars over evory uDpiei-
Ressage he Receives Tor Transmission. Sill, hu-
mainly is hot always exl su.s nc in these persobs.
i discovered youtn Ia &c tel grspnonico oi tie
Continental Hoiei, IL PbusoslpnIs who az
pleasant in cOuversatIou, aid lracioasy respoo-
eive to inofenrive quectIo o. as IT 1 had been bis
chisdiess opuieDt one.e, ana 4Dy will no. made
~ HEARS Things or HIS CAPTAIN.
y At the d led a;es Hotel, where many Were ly.
Ing heard me, .ton o. HI thcsr Ia III upper am
bsI. and. going there, found Lieutenant Abbott OF
the Twsstietl 5ia,ss cn.se "a Volunteers, my ia
With what looked like y phoio over "hlo there,
WHO should come L. but .uo uiiqultSls Lieu'eu.ni
Wilkins, of the W ietn, often eouiounJcd
with bis namesaks woo visited the FLYING leland
and With reaoou, Tor ho must have pair o.
wings uIdsr his mill AIRY asof garment OF 10 could
mover 20 IN % nany pia e' Il once. he was going
to Boston ia ch.tse oi tue lAneuted DIR. Revere .
body. From bls lips Ian Ell soDothlng OF The mis-
hsps Of the regiment. My Cap aip'e wound he spoke
OF Is less gray. tLan as n'st dOushi; but be MEL
toned Incidentally ha'iuS heaId story rcceu Nv
Chat be was kHe - fcii lou, dod tioos "A mistake
"A palpable atsurliss not 10 Do remembered
made any account oi. On 40! out what dull ache
is this in that O1scur se1SiIve REGION some here
below the heart, sBefe Tie nervous inter- called The
ssmtinnar gaNglson LEO CONSCIOUS Of lLself until
great gri VI mastering aDAioly Teaches il through
al non-conduct0rs wG,cb IsOlte II from Ordinary
impressions take Gw0Iie with iIieItcuaut AL
bot, who lsy PROSTATE, ieeDir, Uat rDiGIefke ana
u1c0mplalni x, carefully walled upon by moot
celient lady. cap an's wife. New gland born.
loyal As tue Ltery Oh golden eu-dollsr ice. and
Of ofty bearDs euoug ~ raj for mat goddesbs
portisit. She mad sta5ed IN Frederick turougb the
Rebel iaroad, ana kept the st.r-spangled banner
wOere u would te o. unrOh is tie lar, Rebel
hoois clatefed oil from the pavement of tho town.
THE ROAD fROM TIE BATrL FIELD.
And now a. EMERGED ffOp Frederick, we
struck at upon tue trail from the gro.s ba tie
feld. Tue road wss fl,d with struggling and
wounded soldiers. Al Sho could travel On foot
muliitudes with silly ~oa,ds u the upper hmbs,
the bead or fase-wers told 10 take up their beds-
g light burden or noUe at ail-and walk. just ss
the battlefield sucks every thing int It's led otex
for the conflict, q does IL dTlNe every thing on In
long dive ging rave sitter lie force centripetai
forces have met aud oeuI al zod each other. For
more than a week there had teen sharp nghting XII
along this road. Throngh the streets OF frederick,
through Crsmotoh's Gsp, over ooath Mountain,
sweeping at iast tue bids and the woods that skirt
tie windnes Of the Anletaln the long battle had
Travelled ike one Of tho torpsdoes which tear their
path through heids AID villages. ne slain Of
bgher condition, - eInbainlod" aGd iron-cased, were
sliiug If the railways 70 their lar homes; TIE
dead OF the rsnk-and hie we're being go up and
committed hastily TO tao earth; ,Le gravely wouoed
wore cared Tor hard by tue scene Of conflict, or
pushed little way siOaG 70 tie hsi4hoornS VII
faxee; while those WHO could walk were meeting
us ~ have sand at every step 10 tie road IL wus
itisble sight. truly ptisoi yet 10 VAST 30 Tar be-
yond the possibility oI felef, that wbny sinSie sor'
roe OF small diInet siOUs nave wrought upon my
feelings han the sight Of this great caravan o.
manned pilgrins The CONF sniousult OF 30 many
seemed " mako Join-slocs Of their suheine II
was next 10 Impossible 10 indiviciaIze ~, anh 20
bring home 10 One can 40 win h sl0sls vrokea
limb or acfiug wound. rnsu they were all OF che
u Ne Sex the fieshsene Ine pr NE Il their
strength Though they tramped 50 wesfily along,
Yet there was rest auo kiua uuIsiog III stOre f0i
Suem. These wounds they bore wodia DO he medal
tboy would show their cblldreu and grandchildren
H. k.,. h. IA. IA.