woNEr AND ADvERnrY.-ws clip tho following 1
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WOVEN AND ADvERsiTY..-We clip tho following truthful paragraph from a communication in tho New York Tribune. It is indeed a sterling thoughl;

 There s not earth more noble and sublime spectaclc that yirtuous woaan alone ndunie nded in the cold world, struggling brayely against the frowns of fortune and the temptations of society run mad with riot and lIcenlousness, and maintaining herself pure and unconlaminaed aud above reproach --perhaps, too, feeding tl,e hungry mouths of her fatheress chihlren-by the l,borS ofher own hands, and the wrelch, who would rob her of one penny of subsistence thus acquired, deserves 10 be sconrged with scorpions Proud and happy aie we, \, ail times and in all circumstances 10 stand np as the champion and defender of such accomplishing, un- pretending virtue and beaniy-for virtue IS beaului' and all the charms which ever flashed intoxication to the scnses from Woman's lace and form are hol- low and hdeous nockerics. if virtue commend them noi 10 the heart and soul of the beh0der. i