New-York tribune., 1868-12-25

ms favorite studies. lie briefly sta'es NE e,,.o,s, y
theories thus They certainly are '"oo ~ ~ ,'orhns
different people FROM us a,renians or the
| AZ uulike 10 ns as the srartabs 10 'no 49,, ,o
po,o, .. ,o C,or,,ops they are moro s4Hpo ina" W
| more provincial uOyo antique i"oie l'' a 80 %,
have fcwer Of ths virtues OF modeIh so''o'' AZ" -,
| the nrlu,it,Ve .hc natural virtues .i'S - - -,
'e | earning and the other delcacies oi an urban
" ,hev care more for individual character ana
c q, honor" We give one Of Bis hvcy tte''Ies
/ H rir sorruEENrE II NEw-lohK.
,,os irdiscrlhaby amusing 10 watch Char 'S'Vu,h
nitr diving his first aud last visit 20 ORR
nics,ed m fun suit OF black, and hearing f'h aI 'e@G
S", , 81 too and ba miles an hour. Some ole brushed
against ms night elbow; he turned ana Flago' E,,lms l
EsGed ' asSntt his eft elbow another pause care and
settling of the cane ~ tue ist; no ahtssoulso 20 Yin
Every few steps ne felt himself innted pIe'i & ~ Tc
dcae his honor and failed 10 discover any one WON ] m
could call to an account Al tno end OF ] SA c Nc ho tooN
With a consciousness oi aSgrcg"lc9 4l9l loISs
a carnage drove back 10 IhS, % Si"d"Y, i'0",
of hc rcaliur-gooiu, and stared suieny al te n.y[n
able crowd which hurried by unaware ol ~ tIi,taJ
I'm thc cy thoroughly Disguised With lts Mu'"uln""S
~ yon ever see ta man IN broadway, standing stock
sin. glaunc about him, aud swearing you. may no @
not fud has run a5st him. il youeNer see ali man l
Central Park secnhs dS ,o"ta"S' t isfce Won may
pretty safely infer that he also IL sOhtihSi anu '.'
ne o m2m sbo5 vo adde's either Of these Dcwdercd
ces resecffuIiy lie will receive you with cor
"s ,"I IN taEo drink lie feels like man who has
been abused, and who Unexpectedly hnds synP&ninS &
like yoyagcr who has been shp"IecReH' an" VIZ UNA
pec;cdly gets food and lodging
Major De Forest occasionally INDUCES N fancy TOT
political uliosopmzne, Of which foon specimen j
found in The following iacy bit ON
rorr1rcI or1v,o~s
There is an old travellers story o tho effect that I'M 'ho
highlands Of Africa cIists race or nonFcys Who os @
the cold gather into tight niue knols cach Ho
nlg
iI % i % mo cbet Inconvenience of this organ
Ilaton is that there s general desire 70 DC tlC
ie enscs ended by an uncomfortable amount of
IS conse9nence Of tic somewhat eudal somewhat
af the south have been conducted very much on the
central monkey system only that thero has pecn eeSnl
IFS Great man or at least iis little great man around
whom his cliowcitzcns gather when they wan want lOrc
ton and whose monologues they listen WIN I9pec,,
| akin to humility. For INSTANCE, tbe ccnI' Honh'g VI VI
neoni. cot ahoif him; when he opened his mouth all
other present closed theirs Iinu ne tl @ o o @
constitutional Amendment GrSenHT Icccic GS9 "a ~ ii
oeI @ , ~ ~ thc 90 sIncrfnSI,s trouble OF readingit
fonnd il 40 evcIywhgre that went ana during aii
the time that remained, ~ TIC sout4 ~. & oio % ,nan
scented n vii h the utmost proHpess, eonhdeueo ana
| Indignation. lie secuted II because he nan pech iu
tS ca at M man q s district had :sged
these Instructions mainly hccase the thrd section OF Tue
amendment deprived him of The power 20 hoa ole e
les twOtlirds vote OF Congress should ule
| hitV. that Congress hCNE tlcu bNN'Hii"
.hoT fS,nd he chivaous souhron still under the
| domination % hs ancient leaders
| "The Bishop Of Rome" is an animated ana instructive
historical papcr The Murder Of Escoyedo" IS The same
and the contents OF the number are completed with tHo
u,ua allow ance Of fiction aud poetry aud The various
Characteristic iulrics which always form an attractive
portion Of the Magazine.
Hours NJ Homeopcns with one Of DR.. BushuclIs
brilliant and suggestive disqnisons witch have formed
the striking portion Of the contents of the Magazine
| from It's commencement With the superabundanoo oi
commonplace fiction which is necessarily 10 large an
element n most o. Tie popular periodicals. OF tho d"y
is relief To- follow acute and original writer lho Dr.
Bushnell who always strikes out hls own path aud com
pels the attention Of b., oadcs 40 css b} te novelty 81
his Thought than by tlc aDcnvo o. his illustrations HIS
paper iu the present number BE- on the subject oil fIV
qrcs ~ source its conditions its methods and it, LIN
ifatons The law of progIess argues d. j., Hupposes
two thlugs: fret sucrcssiors involving conditions OF
tme aud secondly ultimate state toward which tho
pgocross rms "it mist bc o movement ia time, sap
posing lae of cgninF, and 20 act Of creation, by
heur WHO IS not under TIE o. causes working out the
progress that 8. ty God, WHO can make beginnings
supposue al-o date Of ending foT,.t t has none, tho
cousuuuation must be ufue and not any gwen rcsdt'
The principle t applied 10 TIE cptcism Of the theories
o. Darwin Herbert Spencer and Humboldt and 10 The
speculative faucc. o' Nr r. W Emerson, which are dir
cissed with great poemic Vgor and ingenuity
The following is tho CONCLUSION with (which Dr
Il woud seem, gifted with true insight can
much a. a upon the world, or down upon the
dtteInpored fcrBcnt ot bis own mind as Plato himself
could not. without percelyuga state OF disorder ana
general precipitation II was 20 him as II the horses on
the sun were driving mady down tie sky, and stirring
dust aud turmoil every whcre Christianity, IN liko man
ner bohods the whole creation groaniug and Travelling
in pain together waiting Tor some redemption OF nature
hat Is able medIcate her pOsOus, and compose the
dynamic rctrbutions She is propaRatiDg by her laws
She cannot do IL hersclf-0uy visitation supernatural
No far prevail ~ TO set his own thoughts
crystang heavens order for he has nature well
a. will and ms nature is too manifold and sabilc and
Wild in ito discmpers, TO he curbed by hs w by any
thing bnt q Spht going through H. and Divine Love and
Tuth descending upon IT, These we cal our gospel and
these can Iegcucrate all In this supernatural gospel
therefore think we have the true progress. And
cling II because cling to the progress. No mere
mill force ofnature buDgs it bndy but IT comes by
ts own right and is moving surely forward by the In.
ninent Counsel and the Supreme sway OF God" Another
! striking article In this number IL entitled" Bah and
Dabism" by Professor Evans, describing religion,
which has sprung mp IN Central Asia during the last
ter Of Of century and already numbers its adhercnts
by millions making proseytes not merely from poor
and ignorant populace but chiefly from the highest aud
most Intelligent classes OF society, priests philosophers,
mobiles and men Of wealth aud education. OF this
narkablc movement no book IN the English language
gives any account whatever The only sources OF nfor
nation on the subject to be found IN three recent
French works of which Professor Evans has given brief
digest minis smcnaiy interesting paper The religion
las already long list Of martyrs IL has organized itself
INTO communities and even into armies. IL las fought
bloody battles In defense Of freedom OF conscience. and
has repeatedly routed the strongest military forces that
could bc sent against by the Persian Government II
mas in fact passed through ali the phases of other
great historic religions, aud is fully entitled 10 place
their side The following statement gives brief outline
81.