New-York tribune., 1873-03-12

of Pail Mall and ST. Jamesst Tue reason IL tnas tI
do not 30 generally seek the outdoor e ana cre
that they give no such sorupuous ana oop''""
TO the decoration Of the annroslai person. a
How clad we are to know that mature age ana soou
clothes are not incompatible in happy England ,,,
"Here i'm America the fathers offames creep sVv and
humble manner what talk IL there oi na1 @ an En-
there is such Orlando Tne 0,a hIe al9h They
,land arc much more defiant and uDmanagcaVei their
do not strike their flags 10 the young ones 'tbes The
habit with us. They confront age MIN Win sser aud the
air OF success and authority The conaIh ho has star
gshman who has grown gray Syoath VI and vanity TO
them properly. Is by no means an unnipP' - a. rro
10 snea,,s a aaectionately of one old man VINO pi
tected himself with the best OF fooic il -
,,oro n decoration which suited his complexion p
VIZ TI' rrcland 10 afford such glorifed spect
.,s bonnv Nadal TO have seen them; happy VIC w
- ., them through Nadars appreciatve eyes, l.
rlarl discusses IN paper ten pages long, Ing .!
Theory of the Earth" Col. George H. warns VI -
mort tolls the story of horse named hupy' as oiiS "
con ,ell a story about horse-maklng him more INTEREST
inc than the majority OF men. Ihere are 'no '0
notices. excellent as usual and there are poems SiA
:, ,bon, Celia Thaxter sings Of "BeethOven; james
Nfrrice THOMPSON contributes some verses entitieu
" AT the Window" "St Oafs Fountain" Is rom 'lo
prolific pen of Hjaimar Horth Boyeson; ana Fau H.
Haype paints "The Wood Lake in words as soit anu
slumbrou and delicatey pensve as the unts Oh sonc
of GiGord,s pictures Alfred H. Louis has rather long
pOem, entitled " On leOCdula NucH SdPlhV "o'' NNc
II poem of more than ordinary strength OF certain
kind. but suggests swnbmne continually not In the
way OF plagiarism rather in that of loving uscpe
ship. witness especially, the last two verses;
where wilt thou find me- where shall find thee,
When thy heart-strngs break like mine Win uespdr
viii the fate of my life be fate 10 bind thee
To wait, and to take thee at last IN the s snare
What answer OF Fate to the voice of the dust
Die silent. The silent gods are lustF'
Then he bent on the girl a fixed dark smile
From eyes brim.filled with the rapture OF death ~
And his face yearped edrthWard ana shy ""H4o
With Deep strong gasps OF the latest pitaIn'
Then he bowed his head 20 the seaward gloom.
And sprang far forth from the cliff To MS doom'
In gayer strain is little chanson by Howard Glyn
doD which will quote for the benefit OF all true lovers
who cannot write their own verses;
MADRIGAL.
Every robin-redbreast taxes himself mare
Saw the birds sing the birds. " 1t is wrong TO VAN
m tbe ly-footed Spring gdes ont at Summers gate"
| So heard the birds sing, once upon day - -,
o. my treasure o, my pleasurel Canst thou say Inc
| nayi
Birds songs aud birds and boughs tOgether
| All gone love alone laughs at bitter weather. -,
Summer DAYS Winter days; little recks Love whetnel
| n SO lie that Love have his own his darling way.
An my farest! Ah my rarest! Canst thou say me nay
In the wood the wind-hOwer is sunken out Of sight
Low down and deep down ana NoIluloi t. sy,'e qv,
But do think the Wind orgets that she was S"ee
Then listen 10 his sad voice little while pray!
| o, my Cruei y, my Jewel! CanSt thou say lne ma!
The snn stole 70 red rose and ved her leaves apart
| NAV dew and June air had wOoed her at the start;
But vast not falr the should have her golden per
! feet heartf
Let me choose one short word for tmid lips TO say:
An my precious! My deliclousl II shall not DC nay!
J.R. Osgood Co. have nearly ready for publication
| the Second Series OF MusicHall Sermons" by Rev
| VIM H. H. Murray, the pastor of Park-st. Church. Al
manner of anecdotes told in proof Of Mr. Murray
muscular Christianity. Having seen him, / am quit
willing to take his muscles on trust; and think hi
Christianity will be proved TO the satisfaction of all or
thodox readers by these Sound, sensible an(
healthy they not at all at war with reason
! yet recognizing religion the supreme authority
| J.. c. NJ