New-York tribune., 1869-02-26
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n rains and he gets wet the renewed nie VI b % tus
ntpe Of our single traveller with companions CON
venences aud comforts ineaeS nh and babies included
viii ' itI coyered wagon AID sadde-horse or two
pleasure visit to the an sxs as and Weeks in
deliahtfn and refreshing companionshp wlth Naturs ~
this sort Of life G tna SWsns ES Tsts s Snenees
some experience Traveller myself ana more Vaa u
able advice from those 81 iapse' Tau ~" las car
pet bagsl Indeed, 1T proved3 L was ,rn oarn''cS ot
IN quite soosssy MSvei and less Of what was not
than Others OF the inexperienced III camp anu noutu
travel First Tooen stockings ana Mer HItr Gonder
chiefs aud two towels soap comD, ana AL
ppeTs only v mo99pse bs the rn randersht was Worn
dark and thick cashmere shirt With turnover cOIia va
contact with the body may be worn for weeks nH
disrespect TO your washerwoman PAIR o veS ts
thick naaoons and heavy sack coat and old soft hat
flexible rag, and answering as wen ior s,p
completed my clothing NO 40 ei vesI Or %eS sSSs toseter
and carried revolver and tan cup over INC sauuS
Psgs Pene naTe bsen ckand loose rubber cloth coat
both frequently in use and were aiwagSs aS
company around the saddle Of the sack coat ana
rode under the warm sun In pantasons ana Serr
hns that was needed for Trip Of two or threo weeks
and the only modification would make III AVnS
MOI 10 se Se bber oSrcoat so modified that would
closely the legs In the saddle doWn @ " to ~,
sinne went on the pack animals and this con-
sisted OF two pairs OF heavy blankets, buiiaoropea
To or bmnda~no more than restless sleeper needs
in the cold nights Of these outdoor mlo inennrs Who
will turn at one and the same llne anu uou M
the clothes or "a. ....' ,
We must pass over Mr.. Bowles's chapters on the
mining and agricultural interests of Colorado which,
on the whole give cheerful aspect to the promises
of the future. although he holds out no glitterng
baits 10 visionary Spectators He only yields to the
impnlse of his contagious enthusiasm when he
descants on the mountains and plains among when
he has found such gracious and wholesome influences
Their skies and their waters as he tells u.s. repeat
the fabled fountain Of perpetual youth. They oner
new and exhilarating scenes which are moro tempt
ing TO the American traveller than the Alps OF Swtzer
land Although the true aroma of the country IS 10
be found in tho saddle and in the camp the journey
by the Pacific Railroad is q luxury to tempt a
Svbarite No such accommodations Tor railway
travel can be found in the world The cuisine rivals
Demonico's and Pullman's sleeping-car is q dream
of delight. H-L
The chronological Journal, for March, gives
portraits and biographical sketcnes OF Elizabeth Cady
stanton and Susan Anthony, with an estimate Oh tne
influence Of their labors public opinion. There are
also PORTRAITS Of Ole Bull John j. Watson, the American
volnst and Others with notices Of incidents In ther
lives. In paper entitled "Man's Power over Deatn'
several interesting bygenc facts are set fotlh showing
10 how great an extent it is in the power OF man 10 re-
duce the bills OF mortality.
The Herald Of Health, for March, will attract
attention by Professor Evanss interesting description OF
the " Grape Cure" which is continued from previous
numbers forming an agreeable chapter or SWISS rural
life as well as valuable contribution to the science OF
hygiene Mr. Charles Brgham's answer to tho question
What shall We Sat is o balf-humorous, hau ddacuo
exposition OF the difficulties TO be encountered by those
who attempt to their dinners on strictly chenea ana
physiological principles Among the shorter articles IN
the number which contain good hints on the preservation
Of health are the Caro- of the Lungs Prevention OF
Disease~ Consumption" and others, which reiterate
well-known facts with considerable emphasis.
..-.fo rr5r0 -
The Catholic World places at the head OF the
new number an Apostolic Letter from the Pope warmly
encouraging the efforts Of the Rev Father Hecker su-
peror of the Paulst Missionary Congregation In New
York n behalf OF the propagation Of the Catholic faith
in this country The next article s caustc examination
OF some Of tho stateuents Of Mr. seaman III
his work on "The Progress Of Nations" alleging
that they are at war with the facts OF history,
and to character and influence of the Cath
ole Church Apaper on tho question "Who Shall take
Care OF Poor argues in favor OF the adequacy OF tho
ooueract the agencies which in the eastern
hemk phcrc have produced tho scourge Of pauperism
merits OF Earl Derby's translation Of that poem,
second article on Professor Porters Human Intellect
is vigorous poerio against tho philosophical prin-
cipIes Of that treatise, aiming to show that the
author fails 10 extend science beyond the domain OF
sensible experience, and therefore cannot be fol
lowed as safe guide In the philosophy OF The
human mind In the opinion Of the reviewer Professor
Porter entitled to the credit Of Learning industry
and even philosophical instncs but is ruined by his So
called Baconian method" The fifth paper on "Catho
eity and Pantheism treats Of the laws according to
which the mystery OF the Trinity should be understood
discussing the subject with fno metaphysical subtlety
which would have dono honor 10 tho keenest scholastic
doctor Of the middle Indeed the "Cathoo World"
general may be regarded the mostpTomnent repre-
sentative Of the style Of thought, which combining
profound analysis OF abstract principles and severe
logical method has TO great extent been supplanted
by the aHirmations Of modern positive science.
we have also received John Carey or,
Fhat is CAriatanf by A. L. O. Il. Robert Carter &
Brohersl; HaIeS and HeoreRj or What does Scripture
ReueaI or e Estate and Enployhe Of the Blessed Dead,
by the Rev i. II. BIcKEnsrETH (The Same) The Count
Of Monte CrstO, by ALEXANDRA DUMAS Ct. t. Peterson
Brothers); On e Cattle Plague, by ii. BouRGUIGNos,
giving complete history Of the contagious yphus Of the
OK its symptoms and treatment, with practical direc
tions farmers and grazieFs u. B. Lppincott Coz
Manual Of General History by JOHN j. ANDERSON. A. NJ,
brief summary Of the history Of the world, with illus
ratve maps, and the pronunciation OF proper Names
written In compact and simple style, well adapted 10
the subject with few exceptions for instance the
funeral cortege of Lncoln wended its way from the
capital Springfield which is too lofty phrase for the
occasion CLARK Maynard; new edition OF Colonel
ThOrpe's Scenes m ArEanSap. welIknown collection Of
favoritc specimens Of American humor r b. Peterson
Brothers, Teelse AOn3S Of Aatri0'onN by EMILE +.