New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09

satisfaction OF GODS and men YES Heaven assisting
We stand on defense; and IN the hong ran Eos
with air when you try 70 annhiate IT, or crush II 20
aOhirg) there is eYcna an infinite force in u.s. and the
whole world does not succeed IN annihilatng MS ]
Upon which has followed what We term National Bap'
tsm; or rather thisras the National Baptism hs furi
Gus one in torrent whirlWnds Of re done three times
over tin in gods or there was no doubt left That
WAS fredrch function in the world; aud great and
memorable one NOT 10 his own PTusssn Nation only.
but TO deutschland at large, forever memorable.
Is deutschland Nations Is there III deutschland
still Nation Austria, not dishonesty but much
sunk in superstitions and Involuntary mendacites and
liable sink much further, always in gloomy
proud tone Yes, am the Nation of deutschland p
but mistaken, turns out. For IL Is not mendaci-
ties conscious other but Veractes that the Divine
Powers VIII patrOnIe, or even IN the end VIII put mp
with at al. Which yen ought to understand better
than You do my friend. For on the great scale and on
tie small and IN oil seasons circumstances, scenes and
situations whore Son of Adam finds himself that is
true, and even sovereign truth And whoever does
no, know it-human charity to him (wCre sueh always
possibs) would be- that he furnished with hand
cuffs as part of bis outfit In this world aud put under
guidance Of those who do. Nesi 10 him, should say
private pair ofhandcufIs were much usefucr than
ballot box,-were the times once settled again. which
they are far from bcingi
After the peace Of Dresden, Frederick looks for
ward 70 long interval Of repose, sees himself on
the upper tablc-land OF victory and success" and
quietly retires TO his country seat, TO lead life OF
philosophic serenity.
4 One OF the most cAardCicTlttlc fi.tAtt
Symbolcal of Fredrchs intentions aud ouooks ai tnls
Epoch is his installing Of himself In the niue D"elins
House which has since become so ceenrsIeu unu. ~
name OF sans Souei. Ibe plan oi opte Of modest
uretensions one story high; on the pIeHs"h. i.
near Potsdam with other little green hli,s' anu poas
ant views of land and water al ioun9, A. geon
stetchcd in part bv Friedrich limse and me dgghss
and terraenrs of the Hillside Ner5 Just ueSInint,
when he Quilted for tie Last War, April IfD. l.s
nile he ay in those peJlcus engmEtir CIRCUMSTANCES
AT Nesse with PaDdOurs aud devouring bugbears round
! lin. HiLe lQugdslionstOne was laid" (AnobelSdo1
being architect, once more, as IN The oa helneoeIr
'cst and the work which had been steadily proceed
no I,hie the Master struggled in those dangerous bat
lies and adventure far away from IT, was IN good Tor.
wardness at his return An object Of cheerful interest
TO him; prophetic of calmer years ahead.
1T was nst till May l1A7, that Us ioTlDI QcelEauog
took place: 'NiaydaY l747," he lad grand House
heating, or "Tift dinner Of 200 covers; and May
l9th-20th was the first night OF his Sleeping there
For the next Forty Years especially as years advanced
ne spent TIE most of his days and nights IN tls niue
Mansion; which became more and more his h'orlie
retreat whenever the noises andseenlc elIquetea were
not ineNOTahlc HsSOHci =; which we may transllc
mo Bother busy place this too, but OF the quiet
kinds and more homo 10 him than eny OF the three
fine Palaces ultimately FOur) which lay always wait
ing for him in the DcighhoIb0Od Berlin and aloeu'
burg are about twenty miles Off POtsdan, which IKE
The other two, is rather consummste among Palaces
lies eftwsc w front q him within short mile. And
at length TO rigbt hand in similar distance and trec-
iion, came The NeHe Sehoss" New Palace OF Pols
dam) called also the Pdlao OF Saus SOuci' IN dstinc
tion FROM the Dwelling House, or as it were Garden
House which made that name 90 famous.
Certainly II il Il significant feature o. FredTich and
discloses the Unborn prOcNiiy he had 10 retirement TO
study and reflection as the chosen element of human
life Why be fell upon ambitious title for his ROYAL
COttagef no Bother Wss not practically thing be,
of all men, could consider possible IA this world at The
utmost perhaps, by good care. L~',BoiheT Inc
name ii appears came by accident. lilo had prepared
his Tomb and various IOInbs in the skirts OF this new
Cottage: looking at these the building Of them went
on. no was heard 10 say, one day (Sprng. I'4ol
4-va lfrf linz haal
sans s0aci (Onoo herr viii be ont OF bother)l
saying which was rumorcd Of ard repeated in society
being by such man. Out Of which rumor In society
and the evident aim Of the Cottage Royal there was
gradually born Venus from tho frOth OF the sea ts
name: Sans Sonci which Friedrich adoptedi and
before the out lad put upon has intel IN guld
letor, So that by "Mayday l5l1." the name was In
all mems memories; ana has confirmed ever Since
Tourists know fhis Cottage Roy: Frielrchs Three
Rooms IN it, Of them Library In another little
Above with an iron Bed" (irOn without curtains; old
soitcned hat tho usual royal nghtcapl-alioSether
soldiers odgng-al this stil stands as Il did. Cheer.
fully looking down ON lie garentefraces stairs Greek
statues nnl against the free sky:-perbaps We may
visit it in time csming and take more spccial view,
In the Years now on hand, Friedrich think, did not
much practically live there. only shifted ththG now
aud then His chief residence Is still Potsdam Palace;
and in Carnival time that OF Berlin; with thsrloiten'
burg FOR occasional festivities. especially IN ouIiinOr Inc
gardens there being iine.
One Of the few things which are well understood
in this period Of ten-years peace is the fifth and
final visit of yotsire to which large space in tho
volume is devoted. The significance Of Voltaire
in the worlds history is set forth BY few brief
touches too quaint and peculiar not TO be quoted;
Ten years of great Kings lie, ten busy year, too
and nothing visible in them, OF main significance but
crash Of Authors QGarres aud the Growing Visit Of
Voltare1 Truly yes, reader so it has been ordered
InuuInerable hIgh.dressed gentlemen, gods Of tbs
lower world are gone all to inorganic powder com
icrisb profitable memory 10 be held OF them more
and this poor Yoitar, without implement except the
L.. l,..fr r. "a HMM
al the populaions and they say and symbol 10 ne.
Tell Us OF hint He is tie man e. Very strange in
deed Changed times sinee, for dogs barking at the
heels Of him, and llOls roaring ahead-ior Asses OF
MirepoI for foul creatures IN high dnenment and foul
creatures who wore hungry Wallets OF me same,-tls
man could hardly get tho highways walked! And IN
deed had TO keep lis eyes well Open and always have
covert within reaohunder pain Of being TORN 70 pieces
while he about IN the esh, rather in the bones
poor lean being. Changed times; within the Century
last past For indeed there was In that man what hr
transcends all diZenment and temporary potency over
Wallets legons treasureyaults, and din millions
mostly blOckhoad: Il spark Of Heavens lucency. 3
CLEAN from the Etcrnifies lin small measure) which
becomes extremely noticeable when the Dance is over
when your tallow-dips and waX-hghts are burnt ont
and the brawl Of the night is gone TO bed.
Nor must we omit the Pre-RaIhaeito portraits
of the renowned THO Of Yoltaire, Madam du
Chatelet, and Saint-Lambert
Figure to Yourself" says some other Eyewitness
" n lean Lady, with big arms and long legs; EDa
head and colntenanco losing Itself in i cloudTy 81
head .dress; cooked nose" (r,yopsst say youf Very
slightly then; quite unobicctionabe nose = and
pair OF small greerish eyes, complexion tarny and
mouth too big: this The divine LIDile. whom Vol
tairc celebrates 70 the sor Loaded 10 e1rayeg nce
with ribbons. laces face patches jewels and female
ornaments; determined 10 be snlnpuous in spite Of
Economics and pretty in spite Of Nature; .Pooh II il
an encmys hand that paint' And thou by her side
continues he Tho thin long figure OF loltaire that
Anatomy Of an Apollo affecting worship Of her yes.
that thin long Centl0ma, with high redheele shoos,
and the dsintest polite attitudes and PAGES IN super
tine coat laced hat under arm nose aud underip ever
more Ike ooalesoiug owing TO decay Of tcth but t.o
owes aiming on yOn Ike carbnnclc.; and N the nngBg