

THE NEW YORK SUNDAY PAPERS.

The Old-Clo' Men in Wit, Philosophy and


Literature.
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ultCIutuIC.
Nature and Love.





love the sparkling ef the pearly stream,
As 1t gurgles along in the sunlight CLEAN,


How OF have wandered i with With Nature in love,
The vernal fields DER and all hro' the thick grove
| Mid sweets borne along on the breeze
oh! love to sit near some gentle rilI,
As the moon just peeping DER distant hill,
And Ito 70 note her ei march up the starry heights,
The enraptured sight to regale
love the blithesome chaunt Of merry birds,
love to watch the gambols Of the herds;
| Hail noisslcss, happy country life
| Thy soft evening brsezes my temples would kiss
And tho kiss I'D transfer TO my wife
With her ia still cling to the hauns Of my youth.
United in bands Of 'love. friendship, and TRUTH"
Till death came to sever the ties
And then with this hope that we'd soon meet sgain,
In the land where those virtues increasingly reign.
ia TRANQUILITY close my eyes.


The COUNTRY Is RUINED !-sWo Is MEr-James


Knocks Polks is the president elect Of these ere
sponslble" United States, wot belong 10 the people
| and no body else. The country is ruined as sure
as fate


must, shall and will be destroyed. What encour-
agement is there now for clam boats 10 come from
Sandy Hook and COney Island or for oystermen
to bring their crustaceous cargoes from sOe Wur-
L


try isparalyzed, and business completely prosrated
Induging in the hope of Clay's election, we had


the extravaganza to order dog kennel to be built,


painted red, and bordered with sky blue; but we
have been obliged TO countermand the order-and


the carpenter has lost the job! The country isruin-
| ed, any way you can fx it.


The CoMMUNIrIsrs-Scarcely is M Millerlsm dead
scarcely has the cloven foot OF the spiritual wife
Of the organization Of an infdel community at
/ Skeneatelas. The disciples who run after strange
| gods-whO believe not In the divinity Of Jesus
Christ-are called Communists, and they have an
| organ called the Communist


| MEshERlsM.-We believe in the sympathy ex-
listing between animate and inanimate substances
known magnetism, mesmerism, neurology, se-


cond sight, &c: @c., because, as Dr.. franklin


like Ali Baba in the forty thieves-if he cuts his
leg in chopping wood, what does he do in the ex-
tremity? Put styptic to the hurt? Not he, in.
deed. He brings the axe home, carefully greases


it, ties linen rag round it, hangs up in the Chin
ney corner until the wounded man is cured. This
is sympathy, animal magnetism. Do you run a
nail IN your foot? Grease it WE'LL and hang it up


in the chimney as usual, and go about your bust
ness defying the lock-jaw Do you scald yourse lf
occasionally? Breathe hard upon il and you are
well. These are proofs of sympathy and magnet
ism which may be extended ad minimum: With


one singular and curious fact, and in which we


netic or sympathetic power of nature. shall close
this article An old friend said "In Pennsylvania,
the inner bark OF white walnut, or butternut, is
boiled down and used for medical purposes. Ii is
remarkable, it s indisputable, that if the bark
| be scraped downward, The application purges il
upwards. it vomits. II scraped each way, it both


yomlts and purges the patient. The fact so well
known, that the scrapng is never confided TO any
persons, but those who can be depended on 10
| scrape it the right way:


What is there in animal magnetism more won
derful than these things


PALMo's OPERA HOUSE,. - The great agony is
| over The great question, shall we have the
dem'd divine' Italian opera, or shall we relapse


into state OF horrible barbarsm s settled. Bar


barlsm is out OF the question, and would be, even


it the genuine natives-of course we mean the abo-
riginals-had carried the election White kid
gloves have already advanced in price, and per-.
fumes are at premium. The tail0rs are already


overrun with orders for white vests, and vests Of
the latest Partisan and London dem'd delicious


the fashionable dry goods Dealers are overrun with
orders for dresses, and the Pdrisan artstes who
! are supposed to clothe the human form divine be-
comingly, are working their fngers-that is to say,


their employed fngers-to the bone, SO as to gel
their orders executed in time. The Italian Opera
| House re-opens tomorrow night, and we are un.


charitable enough to believe that some Of the fash
ionabes who are to exhibit themselves in all their


splendor on the front benches, will cause some Of
| the dress-nakers to work all day to-day in order
| that they may come out shining as the sun in the
world of fashion. Nor do we think that they


would have many compunctions OF conscience in


consequence, although they may be cognizant OF
the fact, and occupy pew in Broadway to-day.
However, you may put this down as a little bit OF


scandal, or more properly apply il only to the cod


tsh arlstocracy, who merit an occasional rap over
| the knuckles AS to music itself, it is a divine


science, and we are heartily glad that the Italian
company, which we feared was broken all to
pieces, has been cemented II really appears that


It is better organised now than ever The compa-
ny ls a repubc-there is no lordly proprietor-its


interest is one. If, then, it does not succeed now,


1t never can. The house opens tomorrow evening
fla 8 .k.,~~ -.
heroine OF which is played by Signora Pic0. All


lovers of music, and all the world Of fashion, which
wishes to be considered lover whetherit is or no,
| will be there.


o. New hotels and new papers are springing


into existence. The former will outlive the latter.
Food tor the body is in much greater demand than
| food for the mind


| DEAD.-Potical excitement in regard to the next
| Presidency.


A MODERN PHGroN.-The sportsman in drab
bearskin overcoat seen yesterday in Broadway dr-
wing tandem, with two pretty little Shetland po-
| MES as ever made present Of to His Royal
| Highness the puissant Prince OF Wales. Tandem
driving, we suppose, will now become the rage,


especially as the present turnout was truly republic
| can ia its trappngs and other display.
| 10 Miss Clarendon is drawing immense houses


in Philadelphla attractedby her beauty and accom-


plshments. II IS not true .hat she intends to exhi


bit the veritable cCwskln at her benefit with which
| she fogged the manager. BY the way, under what
| manager ls she now performing? We advise hm
| to wear padding in his coat.


Do- Several gentlemen who have lost heavily by
betting on the presidential election are Of opinion
that this is not great country" and others that
| 1t is going to-" bottomless perdition," where evil
| spirits dwell


In adamantine chains and penal fire."


We see, too, that some Of the " leading organs"
OF the defeated party Zone Of them that profound


statistical sheet, the Tribune) throw wet blanket
| over the business energies aud prospects OF the
couutry, and take most melancholy, lachrymose,
and ne-eyed view of things This is the effect OF
intoxication--the "sober second thoughts"
We can easily understand why the Tribune
result it sees the loss not only OF the presidential


election for its chosen candidate, but also the loss


Of its statistical reputation Sir Oracle has lost his
Calling those who relied upon the orioles
cular givings out have lost their money. Nothing
is more imposing than an array Of figures finished