New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-21

ton and sentiment the ground OF contro
versy Mr.. Linton's paper, however abounds win IN
teresting suggestions, and is well worthy the attention
Of the student of the principles the practice OF Art
Dr. Thomas n Brewer writes on specially IN winch he
Is prominently al home contributing second paper
on Bird Architecture" with plenty OF curious iacs
illustrating that branch of animal economy ana the
wonderful instincts by which habtations are proVoeu
for the Of the singing tribes MIS- o d.
Piatts little poem the Quarrel shows the dli-
ference between n delicate pencil and a whiewasE-
brush and has too many fine touches not to be quoted
entre:-
Hush, my pretty one. Not yet.
Wait q ittIe ony wat
Other blue flowers are as wet
AS your eyes outside me gate
has shat fOTeVer-But
Is the gate forever shut !
Just young man in the rain
Saying tine last time y goodnight!
Should he never come AGAIN
Would the world be ended quite
Where would all these rosebuds go -
All these robins Do you know
But-he will not come Why then,
Is other within call?
There men, and men, and men
And these men are brothers all
Each sweet fault OF his you'll IND
Just as sweet in all his kind.
None with eyes like hist Oh-oh!
In diviner ones did
Look, perhaps an hour ago.
WhOsel Indeed lyon must not cry)
Those thought Of-arc not free
TO laugh down your tears, you see.
NO-but better ones VOW;
Did you ever hear blTdI-
And his govesR His gOves7 All, well.
There are gloves like his TO sell.
At the play tonight you'll see
In mOck-vclvct cOaks mock earls
With mOck,cwelled swords-that he
Were clown BY Now. those curs
Are the BARRIERS pride. | say;
DO not cry for thom, pray.
If no one should love youl Why,
You can love some other stlll:
Philip Sidney, Shakespeare, ay,
Good King Arthur, II you Will;
Raphael-he was handsome too.
Love them, one and ALL DO.
The adaptation in Bric-a-Brac 4" Of some old French
metrical forms TO English verscaton by H. Bunner.
a young New-York poet indicates hand Of promising
SKILL and records several successful tours de force IN
walking the poetcal tightrOpe. Lying asa Fine Art
is illustrated by Mr. w. L. Kingsley In amusing expo
sltion of History of Connecticut" by that prodigy
of American unchausens the Reverend Samuel Peters
In Topics of the Tme,' under the head of crime in
its element" the editor has some terrible structures
on the career OF Tweed and Reste with whom he asso-
ciaes another conspicuous person. whose nane though
not mentioned, has been long bazoned before the
public not to be familiar to every reader-
There is a in Brooklyn who chooses to adyer-
tse herself liar peTJurer and an adulteress enc
chooses TO spread story OF her own wickedntss ana
her inefabe wOrthlessness and shame throughout
the length and breadth Of the land TO poute the .day
literature of her country, TO make herself an unsayoy
contemplation Of her children. II this woman Is
what she says she is-Or what last she said she was,-
she volunteers TO enter the class with Tweed and Res
tell. and in way responsible FOR bringing her
into association with their memories. II she Is not what
she says she is then nothing but the plea the fact OF
insanity or imbeclity release her from classlhca-
ton with moral monsters OF the world she IL
either iumpnGjack pulled by string out OF sight
irresponsible and wOrtcss-Or person OF incalculabe
wckedness To this alternative every rational mind Is
bound
Now it happens that the selfadvertsed lies Of this
relate to crime which duplicates great man whose
life has been of remarkable benchcence and useful
In every good work he has been among the fore
most Thousands of lives have been reformed or Gle
waited under the inspiration OF his example and his eO
Quence. His word has been inT cached. His char
acter besmirChed until 1t touched by the
finger this who volunteers, with the blind
waywardness that sometimes smes ar TO prove that
her word is utterly and irTedeenably worthless
than that Of any other woman In America. The fact Is
patent that in any fairly vlruOus community no more
cretence woud be given TO her word against hIshan
she Of DR.. GTays madnen, or one vi Dr. VIII
bur's idiots.
Another article in this number Of somewhat unusual
interest is A New American Industry" by Charles
Barnard describing the process Of speaches in
thernatural state by evaporation, without the addition
OF sugar. syrup. brandy, any other artificial aida
process less applicable to grapes cherries currans
raspberres, backberres, plums, tomatoes corn, Lima
beans, and other vegetables than to peaches.