New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-22
NEW PUBLICATIONS
THE MAY MAGAZINES.

expectations OF its multitudinous re"uei9' ~ -
articles In this number might seem out oil place. as lor
1901 ,ho other crude rehash OF DR.. Cazenayes work
an the nreservation of womans beauty, which Drlstes
with prescriptions and reads Ike the wrap
Der on bottle of hairol or toothwash The Illustrated
articles devoted 10 the Battle OF Lookout Mountain,
Mr. E. g. squiers excursions Among the ANDES ana
sbooting Stars Decorating MeeOrs. and Aerotes' are
full and informing and valuable in historical and scen
fife point of vey as well for popular entertainment
large proportion of the number as usual Is given TO
stones original and selected, which will doubt find
craving readers TO devour them
The Catholic World is able and vigorous, as
usual the pursuit of its grand purpose of bringing 'o
cultivated intellect of America under the dominion OF 'ne
Catholic faith Readers who would have clear We" VI
the potent influences actively at work to
the religion OF the country should not fail 10 ooseIo
progress of this wide-awake Magazine An arOce ~ '
number which, though short, is worthy OF ho'lre' - "a
the Catholic sundayschool Union showing 'no M
ducon Of that especially Protestant agency '"'o WV
bosom Of the Church" ,,
local expeGicnt TO meet local want II mas na5 I
interest and sooner or a5tr mus ] ~ hear that such
been tbe case in many other places and men te ~
s nf SHcb assocatlons will be increased IN the ratlo
80 no no of their separate and distinct DOdes al IeS
such a union we trust ara pray Win syoi. 10 ~ -
ned in All great Catholic works in TINS %
sembly of their members for mutual aGqnaiu1vr, 90
operation and debate, in National CatholG $50
The good that DONE the power In"t I'm r rsaders
assemblies OF this kind, is well known 70 az our Itaeis
who have perused our articles on he 09gGT Jg me
of Malres, in former numbers OF l19 "o 10 ~ mat
ay.SchOO Union would do well 10 cOHsuer his a
ter IN The light OF their own o Sch ~ eXtcnd their
efforts by encouraging IN so far as they are aue, any
~ oicr place inviting correspondence and offering all
their and, looking forward at the same umei 70 oG
with them larger ana general pdsis' 4hu ~ oo s
cussiOn OF their mutual interests IN grand congress
siOna assembly.
Tbe Episcopalan Confessional" discusses The tenden-
cies Of the Protestant Church which, 1t maintains, Us
OLD
safe waters where the bark Of ST. Peter rides out every
storm" 10 afms that there is party IN the Epscop"l
Church which seeks extend the practice OF aurculaf
confession. and ministers Of that communion VINO teaeh
Its necessity and anxious for its establishment
The clergy Of ST. Adams love to be styled FATHERS Oh
account of their spiritual relation their penitents The
rector of Trinity Church. the Rev Dr. Dix is said 10 be
popular confessor especially among the higher classes
The Bishop of NewYork supposed to favor the COMES
Fona and TO be willing to see set up III the churches
which he superintends. But aurcuar confession II is
ureed is not Protestant practice, but quite the con
trary and they who adopt il cut themselves OK from
all sympathy with the doctrines of the Reformation II
h. m fact a sacerdOtal power which really forms the
central point of the Catholic system. But its adoption
by Protestant ministers is dangerous and exposes their
Ooks to great spiritual pers in addition TO It's being
without any authentic basis There other important
articles mostly translated from foreign journals on
..scenee and Faith," THE Catacombs," ana John
Tanler"
Themain body of the GALAXY presents nothing
for special notice the exception perhaps Of
tbe article Forced Marches" by Col DE Forest who
also has military papers in at least two other Magazines
describing the mseres endured by the foot soldier when
urged forward the top OF his speed one or Two para
graphs tell the dismal story.
Oh the horrors of marching bstered feet 1t is an
incessant bastinadO applied by ones SELF from morning
20 night do not mean SINGLE blister, as Dig as pea
bnt series Of bsters each large as dollar, or TO
Judge by ones sensations as large as cartwhee nave
had them one under the Other ON the 1eel behind the
heel the ball Of the foot, on every toe network,
labyrinth, an archipelago OF agony: Heat hunger
ment When you stand, you seem 70 be on redhot iron
plates when you walk yOn make gnaees at every step
fn the morning the whole regiment hmping, ana
by the best soldiers become nearly mutlnOus with
suffering They snarl and at each other they
the general ordering such marching they curse the
enemy for running away instead OF hghung they fling
themselves down in the dust refusing 10 move step
further Feyered with fatigue and pain, they are
soTe-footed as any one, must run ABOUT rom
straggler to sIagger, coaxlng, arguhg, ordering;
omarchng in front of my company, followed lmmedl-
ey In the rear that could and at once pounce
II was curious to see cheeeful every became If
ann" in Sronf told of the proximity OF the enemy.
were ready 10 fight the bo6dest OF combats rather than
march q mile further. We filed INTO line OF battle de-
Irhted ana then resumed our pursuit heartslck.
n viii be asked perhaps whether l. officer, and
claiming of course TO be patio preserved my stanch
ness under these trials must confess and do II with
ut great shame conscious Of being more than human
that in my Utmost soul was as lnsubordnate as the
worst in speech aud behavior In my unspeaK
able heart grOaneO and rayed. wished tue bridges
brpa i wished
20 take another sepit seemed to me that should nave
been silent in the face Of muny But D0thlngOf all TINS
passed my lips and could suspect from my actions
When we bivouacked at night came the seyerest trial
Our regiment the left OF the brigade and as we
RON the bayou along which marched. and which
our only source of water IL was necessary to order
eopad Of the bistered and blOOdyfOOted TO bring
water for the company coffee The hrs sergeant taxes
out his book and reads of the fatigue detail Corporal
smith privates Brown. Jones, Robinson, and Brown
second, fan in with eanteens 10 get water"
Now plteous groanlng, pleading, ana showing
nj lOOdV leel
Tagged or least manly Of the victims OF rotation in labor
matter and he knows moreover that the other are
fully as Incapable Of marching these He stands firm
Slowly and sadly Messrs Brown, Jones, Robinson. and
Brown second take up The eanieens Of the
ing, an honr later wet, muddy dragged out ana
In describing the miseries of marching must not for
get the dust The movement OF so many thousands OF
feet throws up such dense and prodous clouds that one
who has not witnessed the phenomena will find II diff
cult TO imagine all IT'S yastness aud nuisance. The
pulverous suOcaton, and the men, bound TO their TOURS
choke desperately along ~ the midst OF It, The faces be
come grimed out all human semblance; the eyeashes
are loaded the hair discOlored, and the uniform turns TO
the color OF the earth IL frequently happens thst you
CURED 10 that have been unable 70 see the length OF
NV own eompauy OF perhaps, twenty files. OF course
his annoyance varies greatly magnitude, according TO
Rain is good or bad according circumstances. In hot
weather il eOOs the skim nygOraes the muscles and is
positive comfort except IN 80 far as II spos the roofing
ON the second day OF this advance We had a pelting
shower which soaked everybody, including Gen. Banks
which last circumstance Was source OF unnixed salts
faction TO the soldiers. Enlisted Ike TO officers
bear their share OF troubles OF and moreover
fellows held the General responsible LOT the tearing
speed at which going But rain, although pleas
ant 70 the skin In weather, will reach the earth aud
make pnddles and 10 infantry march, puddle In the
road is greater nuisance than people IN carriages would
imagine. No man, however wet he may be. wants 70
stem into it-he crowds his next cOmrade, and
20 gets into "a growing bout, on he hangs back,
and so checks the succeeding hles. large puddle
always produces a taing-O OF the regiment. which must
be made up presently by double quickng, much TO the
fatigue and wrath OF the rearInos on miserable le OF