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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
PSKS H18T0R_r<0F CHAIU-ES THE
BOLD.
-BTORT OB CnARU-H THE BOLD DUKE Of BUR
^?UNO? i-yJoaji rO?*?_ih.ii_-_. I vo_l, 8 vo. Tbxla
delpkii J. _ Lippint-olt h Ca.
tbe porticn of medi_evai history which formo tho
?jbjectof tbia elaborate mouograph haa hitherto
JJjeivea bnt oomparatively little att.ntion from
^tera in the English language. Tho memoirs of
ftoiseart, Connnes, and other ancient chroniclcrs
?tc been wronght np into a popular, and aoine
ggtot f__.einati_ig narrative in the well-known work
4 11. de Barat.te on th? Ilnkrs of Burgundy; while
Beperiod hna been amply iilustrated bf the labors
rfthe emit.cnt FrenCh h'.storians, _iismondi, M icht
Irt, and Henri Martin; bnt the mcrit mast be ac
sonled to Mr. Kirk of haviug beon the lirst to en
fleb Englifb Iit. rattire with a comploto history of
abeiubj.i't, fcanajad on original res-areh, aud eni
M-jiiig *h*> fruits ot "ound scholarship and raro
barni-g in a maEtorly ooin->o&ilion.
TboportraituroofCharlestho _MI aa depicted
^ Sir Wnlter Scutt in "^urntin Purward," is
flaulitir to tbe readers of uiodorn liuratnre; but,
IBording to Mr. Kirk, none of the creations of
flat great lnuter exhioit ao little discrimtnation or
Bcety of exe. 'tit ion. Tho historical foaturca of tbe
m* in general are di.tortcd and diacol-n-.l, ** hilc
flkark. himaelf ia repre-ent-d in a light that gtvis
i totally em>neo?8 iatjaaaaiaa of tho truth.
gore reoent inv-atigationi of Enropean acbolaib
Bve great.'y contributod to the elucid_,tnn of tbo
pbject; erplorstions in Belgium, in SwitatTland,
g Anstrla, and other Gonnan ataten,have cliaclo.c.
irwit ai-iD.nt of new and vftluable matoiial; and
lttho-t, of eourae, nt-glecting the chronicka ti
MlMp8Baiy writerB, Mr. Kirk has BB-BBBB.!
^iself to tbe ta?k of analj-ing the evidence tbuBj
Miented, and combining in a Lmnnonioua narrative |
pttry tbir.g esrrntial to a juat and intelligent eati
pte of Uie per.od in question.
Tbe pol.tical relatioi.e of the Dukes of Burgundy
Btb the Kingdom of France fonn tbe keyitone oi
fll preaent history. They were a brancb of tttt
Baa of Val.'s. Aa princes of tbo blood, they
Binid a ahare in the ffianfi^etcent of the kin^-d BB.
ftta own dou_ikioj-6 BBBjp-iai some of tbe fain.'.
?tio ia of tbe BBBMrehyi a_d over thi'&e tbey exer
And what waa in uct __l independent iway. They
Biuired temtory beyond tbe liniit* of France, and
Iteame sovereigua of foreign statoa. Usi-g their
mrtt to wea_en the autbority of the crown, they
|?lented the civil di&konsiona of the Uuies, aud
aBr&lsod tbe realm by their audaciouB ent4__pr>i?8
mi intrignes.
Tbe rivalry of Charles tbe Bold with Ixroia tho
B_venth ia the central point in hiB career. In tho
__brt_ of tbe inonarcb to give new power and influ
ace to the throne. be was constantly confrontod
IphiR naugbty vassal. (Jharles, in like manncr,
Bt met at every Btep of his nmbitionB project* by
la cnnaing and trcacheroua rival.
Tbe birlh of Charlea the Bold ocennt-d on tbe
Mth of NoTeinber, 1433. Ho waa tbe last cbiid af
IB mothor, tbe Duchesa Isabelia, whoso earltcr off
flring had diwl in infancy?and he waaiherefore the
flject of poculiar tendernew and care. Contrary
bthe uNage of women of high rank, ahe nouriahed
Ba from hor own breast. There waa no reason,
Bverer, for any exceas of inatercal solicitude.
|B from being a wefikhng, tha boy eadiibited un
??riiDon rigor of conatitution. Before he was two
aara old his motber removed with him to tha
latherlanda, aereral prorincea of which at tbat
Aae were under the dominioo of the Ilouse of
iBfgondy, where he waa plaoed in ehar_*a of a
Bbiruun diBtingoiahed for integrity of character
Bd decorum of hfe. It proved to be no light or
My -rnit. The fature warrior gave eurly aigns
lat tbe impetnonfl blood of his ancestors flowed in
IB reina. He displayed not only a natural vehe
BEice of tetnper, but a aingular ponuttency of
?D which aeemed to mark him out for laboriotis
BbJi'i-iaea. Hia power of application was uncom
BM. He aequired a k-Bak larger abaro of the
Brning of the age than waa usual with porsons of
abie birth. He read the Latin claasics with little
al from comn.entariea, but they failed to iutwiBl
B) mind in the aame degrea aa tbe romauc-B of
B-rairy.
When he waa eigbteon yean of age, he had be
Mt maater of knightiy aceoinpliahmenta, and
kak hia degree in that iinjiorUnt brancb of educa
b_ by a public jouat. The skill and courage which
b 4.aplayed were singularly gratifying tohiifatbor |
Bl the duchesa, who was preseat at the encounter,
?tid not bt-hold the ahock without trembling.
?Themother,' aayB a chroniclcr, "thought only
I tafety, the father only of honox." To Charles
flaself the tiiting-field waa not a plaoe for idie
hp_ay, but a school of arms.
Tke rebclhon of Ghent, which broke otit in 14W,
.B? him tha firit opportunity of exliibiti.ii,' his
pawees in mon perilons aervice. Hia fatbor,
RUip the Good, waaunwilUag tbat he ahouid fonn
Bearly an ac-qu&intance wifli the hazarda of war.
Vt the daring youth swore by Saint Goorge?his
tMmon and only oath?that ha would go in hU
Btblet ratber tbaa not take part in tbo chaetisc
Ilat of the rebela. In tha engagemonU which
?ak place, he ahowed the recklesa courage of a
_atng eoltiier mingled with the charactoiidtio ob
Bucy of hia race. At the battle of Gavre ho cut
Ibway tbrough a body of Flomings, relioving hit,
mhtT, who had been a-rrounded, from iinn_ii_enl
HL Be waa aent with a party of troops to sur
Bk tha town of Moerbebe, b_t found tbo pltoo
B_gly defended and prepared for the atUcL Hia
Bran captains were unable to pcrsnade him to
I? fcadon the proj-ct. " aM least," e_id hc, "lot os
Bretreat; let ua lie here to-night in the faco of
?i anemy, and w ait fo. artillexy and rcSnforce*
lata." Upon heing overrulod ia this, hegavo
**B a hia dieappointment by angry asun.
_ B 1*5-1, (Jbarlea waa inarrii- to IsalKilla, adaugb
*b_ the D__ke of Bourbcc, wbo had boon aeloctod
?*"Bi:p aa the biide of hia aon. Although
Nb at fimt to thfl matoh, he aoon -ecame itrongly
?Mbad to bia wife, and hia conduct during a union
?ariii yean waa euch aa gave her no oauae of
**a|___Bt In tho miditof a <___s_oli__o court, he
Nated a rare, if not a aolitary, inatanco of oonju
^?M_ty. Hia faulta were not auch aa grow out
'^a-rdinate lore of pleaauxe. Hia food waa of
***Bplt8t kind, and moderato ln qnontity. Ho
**B tutod wina unleu largcly dilutod with wa
** la hardeaed hla pbyilcal system by constant
^d_i and expoaore. Ha excellod ia archery a_d
"*?> Ban]y sports. Ua took great dehght in the
**a, Bpecially in tha dangeroua ipt-rt of hunting
?* "a, boar. On tho eoaat of Holland, which he
_** *1iitod, ha feund atill atronger attractiona in
J "Mn, ftraquenting it eroa ln tha Btormleat
/???i and learniug tha art of KBUIAI-Jp Lu ita
?JJ?*tdetaU_.
J^lBa-eriof Charln in aocial bterconria were
"J*"* by grara aourtasy. He regarded pomp and
**-h? m eaMntlal qoalitlea of a princely li^o, bat
*}j*ia rehak tor taa axtra-ragant gayetiea of hii
2J_I Oaaii Ha took part, however, ln ita mora
J|*?-d graaefoi recreationi. Ha waaa good
JT' kti wu aojuidand the moit ik_llf_.l cheM
m*iimJmm iit I*) BUHiMja-lpfM,
mn. ie, and ofton amu_>od hlmeolf bythocompoaition
of fashionablo trtrains.
Although below tbo mid.ile hlght, Cbarles had a
powerful frarno, witb shuuldora bramil and fall, and
liuiba muscular aud Lnuly kuit. Ho wore his animr
without a scnsationol'fiitigue. lliflface was round,
and his lull red niouth tho only feature which he
had in cotnmon witb his fitlier. His ccmplexion
was a BBBBBBBMBl ohve, tiutod with a rnddy glow.
His thick, black lair hnng over his forehoad in
wif.-y massca, aud nowed around his m-ck. His
eyeu had a certain prrtomitoral olcBrncss; their
gbincos wcro piorcing and exprossive, nnd flaehed a
6trange terni- in nionionts of exeitement Tho
tunes of his voico wero ap-ocuble and diftinct. He
had a natural gift of eloquene., and his diecourse
was no lcfis logir.il than voi.ement.
Iu his disj'oai'.ioii, C'hurlcs wns flery and lnfle...
tmWtt Of a proud and nu'Iaii.holy bBBfefaBMBt, ho
was ituplaeablo in Ua er.inilii's, and rigorous,
HMMflk jusl in hm judguieiits. Ho ofttj.i g;ivo way
to IS?iaa faata of piiesion, which scttlttil uito steru
?ixcihit'HK cf paipeBB Ho was iuacciNKiiblo rliko to
futt-.'.y an.l coun. el. Hi. lirnt miliUry e. po.-ionco
arotiflod an iaaatinble pa..ionfi >r anns. The natural
dcBircs of youtli wcro consumed by thn inl< n_o
flames of his anibi.v.u.
Tbe great rival of Cbarles tbe Bold, E_aatl the
I_!> vc'ir.h, suct te :. d to Um gtOWM iii MO* Hit)
coroua'ion at Khi-inis was the most niugnilicout
_-; Oct.u ie that bpd over been VHB8BB-Ib France.
Tho I)uko of B'.irctundy plu* .J tha princiiial
pnrt in tbe iui*iia_.iiig pngeant, ai.d by bia
displuy of wealth and __48B-ff BBBplfltaly
eclipst. tlie new monarch. l-ouia, though
BtBiafl ;n criuison saiin, waa ono of tho
least conspicuous pafBOBB ?_ tLt. ovi.i'ou. WJiilo
tbe princcB and noblcs were en.-apod in fe._F tin-* and
liancing, ho spent tbo u*ght bcl?ro tho corunu'iiy 11:
privacy aud devction. ln tho mo.-iing ho v. ,i? enn
flaatad t<, tho c;tthiadral where tho solcmn n'.cn wero ]
il in tlie presciico i>f a v_it cnucor.rbe. At'
ti ebiinqi.ft Bk_e_ foUoVfld, it wns ?t___t_aftU-M88f|
Cbarles who appiMT'-il as tbo priucip:.. BfBTB,
On tho I_i6t duy oi AuTuat Louis inade his grand j
cttriinoe into thu cnpitul of his don.iuions. Tho |
Duko of Burgandy took up his NBbiaBaa ia his 0WB
ho'..Hc in 1 _ns, uf t-'r on absence of twenty-six yoar..
His presene.. threw an air of gaytty over tbe aaptta]
sucb as it had uot w.m fur a lonr. spnco of tn; ".
The populaoe as *t*ll as tbo highor ii_.ii.-S were daily
cntertained by toaXBB-MBta aud other b.ili.ant
ipettuclcB. At the palace of Fhilip, tbere was a
coLstant aucce.-ion of maguiheeut btuiqutia aud
bidla. A i>iince so eplendid tn his tasU-s could not
but be popular attk all claujes. Louis mei.nwliiie ;
employed himsclf in a tli-Tcreut manner. Ha bad j
no pabsion for shows or festivities. Ho was soldom
?BBB iu publio, although nflnble to those wbo bad
businosa to tranbact with him. Ho wai in fact bo
much occupicad witb tiie aflairBof state as to BBTbI
no time l'ur any thing el_o but ihe pcrlormunco of!
his religious duties to which ho paid the taobt i
scrupulous at t.ntion.
Tho external appenrance of I/Onia was fnr from I
bomg attractive. His prrr-on was lean and ill- j
ehaped. His feaiurea were ncitber hm. :.*ome BBf
ploaeiug. Hii eyes woro Bi__.all and koen; his mouth j
large, prominent, aud drooping; his flubby choeka
ladkatai a sarcaBtic, flelf-com; lnceut, and ignoblf i
mind. So courtliueaa or diguiiy of mannor niudo
up for tbe dofocta of hisperaon. His style of liriup
wae free from poinp, and frui'ai oveu t? pareimoay.
He travelod without Btate.and witb but few ar.eud
aiats. Upon entering a towc, he avo.dod apublic
uvcpt.on, proferring to take up his quartan witb i
6onjepnrate citiaeu or good oc'loala-i-ic' rathe. tbaa
at tho moro atatcly reaidcnco which hnd beon pre
pared for him. He lent a gracloua ear to tho ;>e.i
tione with which he waa bcaiegod wberover he wont
for the diminutioa cf the pubho buidenseitaUi-hod
in tbe preceding reign. Ho diaoourai-d in a ftatter
ing Btrain of hia 888?8 to favor tho lntc-r.-flta of tl.e
people, and roatore tbo kingdom to ita ancient libcr
tie6. But such an object waa not to bo attained at
once; arTangcnienta wcro nrceiaary; BMB-d-BB ho
recommended patience; and by way of BBB-f-Bg
the lesson, aa it would aeem, proteoded to lovy addi
tio.'ial taxes.
Atthe eoranonofmentof bis relgn, Lonil appeart
BBfl to have been eorrectly BBBantoad by bla BBB";
tciaporarics. His coniluct was eo ecc.'.itnc.that be
BBB thougbt to bo dcflcitr.t in Sutclloct. On tbt
Oflkaa bai.d, ho is roiro-enWd in the popular tradi-,
tions conc'irriiig him aa a comt'ound of cunr.lngand i
crutlty. He ia a tyraat of lhe most dcU.table sort, |
deligbting to briiig calamitiea ujioa othors and
glokting over tho mi.-e-y of bia victims. Hii fo
vorite abodo is Bhunned as tbo habitation of dcinoas.
Tho parkiseurroiiu(_cdbyd(ia>|)pit.j'l,'.::*'"i with rtecl
traps. Au _T(:hor ataLtib bchiad evory tree ttta\f t.
r.iiu t-t tLo L_..usp'!C.iEg intruder. Thevaultsbt-j
neath tho cut.o orc filled with cagci in each of,
which a p.-i_.onor ba_ btngui*:i^d for years. 8uch I
traditions are not BitBBBt a busis. Tbt HtfU-BM
u.d cmelty of Louis, tbo cugea and eto"l trepa, am
autrhentio hibtorioal facU. btill tho gn at chrouii_M
ti tbe day, Fbilip dc Coiiiines, pvaaoaBBBI him la;
have had tbo fewost victs of ali th'tpr.nces whomhe
had known. But tbi- retaark doiibt ie?-? r*mtt tosuch
morul dcfw:'.8 as might interfcro witli tho Btn'.,'t;!o
for power. Louia Beid->m dovia'.ed from the lino of
conduct dletat _d by his own interosis. Ba nt rer
jionnittffld bla prido, indobince, folly, or capi.cu, to
MaBala Ua ombitiou. T*bis is tbe fcipl-iiation ol |
>? oaroer which, at Ltot view, aeems to prcscnt a
Liaes of contrudiOtio.iB. Without a trace of clo
vuted principlo or generous fecling, Louib BaaaaB
plk_ai a v_it and important work. By tho aution
of his rebolute polley, feudal anarcby was crunbed,
and the unity of Frant e prescrved Irom tuo porils
whith tba-eatoncd Ita eiiitenco.
Louib Bttccocded in his plans, not by the favor of
fortuno, but by the cfl'ortB of a ki><*n aud vigilaat
mtoll'ict Ho had to oontend again.it enormous
dil-icultios and almost dcrperato odds. Ho was
placed ln circamittaaci'B in wluch ambition was no
kiigor a rice. Ho foui'bt against his natnrul eno
mics. llia rebclikius vassoli and fdithloss ininis
tors were to ba poi.iebed. Kot mer"iy hia own
?afety, but that of the Fronch monarchy, wusatsUko
in tho oonlost, which bo fought with the weopona of
guile and duphcity. He finnly held tha authohty to
whioh no one else had a claim, aad which no one
elae could wield ao welL
Once free fiom the inisUikoe of hii earllor career,
he uiado &o enemy where it wu poMibie to make
a friTi I. With aU hia xaoral iaolution, he wu
alliod with eve.ry mind poasoaaed of vigor and
ahrewdneas. He aocght out persona ao endowed,
and actod on them with a magnebo powor. Ue
took them whororcr ho could flnd tbem, aren in
the renka of hia foos. He spared no pai na to obtaln
thesnpport of luch aa wcro abla to icjureorto
acrra him. By gentla aud adroit artiilcea, he ro
mored their prejadicee, aoftened their reMatmenta,
and gradually won them to the snpport of hii lntor
esta. Kor did ho truit alone to perauasire worda.
Ue aaked no f_?or without offoring an equiralent.
llo choae to bestow great rewards for small bene
hta, meuuring hia price by the anticipationa of hia
jervants aa well u thoir abilitiea. In lika mannor,
ho alwayi itrore to gain thoBympatby of hii people,
lcnt an oar ao readlly to othere, or inqnired about
so mitny inatters, or wiahed to make the acqnaint
tuce of bo liiany persons. He destred to know
overytbiug, to be everywhore; ho forgot nothing,
aml wr.s u.'v.'r at r<*. t; bis labors were incensant;
when bis body Bafaaal hia mind was still at work.
" To tcll the tnith," aays the old chronirler, " a
kingdom was too little for him; ho was fit to have
the govornnicnt of a world."
Upon tho accossion of Lonis the Elevcnth to tho
crown, tbe mon. rchy wni in a ain^'ihirly precano.iB
condition. Tbo feudal princea hrul citeniled their
dotiiiinons and incro.ircd their power to a degreo
which threutonnd to sbake tbo fountlationa of the
tbrono. Many of tka provincs woro cither rir
tucdly independent of tbe sovereign, or held by fee
bla n:id uncortfiin tir-n. In Britt.w;-, for instaneifl,
tlio ainalgiim.ition of raccs, by which fusion of ek
l.n'iits tlu* iiiitioiuj chnr'-ctor wns fonncd, ba.l mado
httlo pr igroiiti. Tbo 888-8-1 laiifct.tgts i,f (l.iul BBI
btiil in BBBBMB BB8y aml (.,'< itic cu-ttoms Still lmuii
t.nricd their vigor. Tbo duko cla.iatd autbonty by
a divi.if: ri'flit, nini NB-B d to b__B tbo o::tb of alle
guiiifo in Iho uuual forui, or to bo called the liege
lnn.-i Bf the King of Fr..nce. A sinnlar stato of
things prcvniled in other jortions of the kingdoin.
Fronco mi.rht be coiupaud to a fortrc-FS, tho ont
'. which are alu-a.ly in tbo Inn.fl of tbo foo
or inauued by giirrisiia? of iloiihti.l fldcitty. It waa
only Btttt yiara i.i'ter t!io MBO-BBrOB tt a war, d'lr
ing wliicb Un'fatr* uf tbo fimntry btt -BBfl _B a
tniubling baianco. Anolher alliiuice between the
foreign encmy and tbe laflMBI friend was more
tii.in probiibk. Ai.ntb'-r tiiva.Moii, inHitber conqr.c-1
might bo predietod. Tbe father of I_ouia, edlhoiigh
rrured in ihe mitli.t ofconvulsions, had littlo ta.t?
tM BIBBalt BBltanaall Tiinidtiml henitating by
aalTHT. ho had bocu contcut to provide BgainKt the
dntipt-rii of tho honr and to pn.r*-inM a tei;ip"rt:y
relii'f _y wi'iik conemwaions that wero prcgnant witb
t'uture pcril. i_oi_i_. taw nothing but insecurity
in tl.e po.flition which he had liih.rited. There
cti'i'.d bo nosafety for Fr.;iice whilo tho towes on
tho Sommo rpiuaim.ad in pofsension of tho Duke of
Burgundy. The--o town? wtaro tho iiti.i-fl-._-ry do
f.-r.o.i oftbe eapital. Tbo Kmg could not liie ao
ctirely in I'aria whilo a TM.r._ over whom he ba<l no
rontrcl was postcd at _-BBBBft
Witb aucli fiorco ckinonta of di. cord, It was im
poBtiblo to long postpo:ie tho day of Maaflj fltrife.
A oontipiracy waa fonned embracing most of the
princes and nobleaof tho rcalm, and knowa to moro
than five hundred persons, includiag mouy W.ii-s;
yot no whispor of it re.*< bed tbo ear of Lonis.
Toward tho dotw of tl.e year 1164, tho agonts of tho
Baal drrali-A incl in his own rapital, in the atati-ly
cath.dral of Notre Dame, and recognhing each
other by a ailken 'i_.!go at tho girdle, arra-god a
?plan sfaparatkBBi II was not laafl ta-baa th" par
posea of tbo confe.kraUa wore broaght to mnturi.y.
Ac'.ivo paajantf-BB were BBB- f?r war. OBM-M
tho Ikld, at that timo Count of Charolais, pr?
d..:i:ii'd hiinseif SaateBBBbfaaaial of his fa'her,
wbo waa still livir.g.but enfeebled by aga aad m.ini
fold iuCnnitiee. He atonce called upon lhe Mtake
of Fluidors and Haina'ilt to gre_i.t bim a inbaily,
but without wniting for tbrair cir.scikt, he iuue. a
NMBBBB to uli tbo vuat-ii'.a of tho houso of Bur
gnady to aaaomble wilh their retainera. Tbe noc
eaaary forooa wcro pnnnptly i-taed ar.d equipp*>d.
Theallieaof C'harka wero equally actire, and Uio
chivi-1-7 of Frinca from erery quartor r_ihed to
arma.
Such waB tho commc aecnirnt of the clvll ware,
whoae Tanoua fortuuea are deseribe. witb mastorly
TigoraaJ animntlfn in tbe pn>ent Ti>lt:mea. Wa
do not pro^oee to foli.-* Mr. Kirk at any greaU'r
length throuflh the d.'-ula of the erent-ul hirfory,
bul tho lapid intr-dtictory new which we h?ve
glvcninny naniat our re-dera ln coniprehending its
oo..r80, and wiil doublku tctnpt Uiem to engago in
tbe pcrusal of the work. Tb- y will find ln iU au
thor a Bingnlarly lntuliigent, and, fur the ment, a
rerv Bf-nc-tble gtude. Aa a writor, Mr. Kirk ta dis
tingulsbed by a Pttf strcnglh of expreaaion, rafher
tban by grace or bB-MBMSI of compi.aifi jU. His
itylo ia more larflaH to dilTusetoaa than to Mb
doncntioiii a'though troatingof ItaB-l hiat/.r}', ho
Iaai not affo-t the epignunmatic teraeneesof French
wr:*. rsi but while ho il aeldom ?-ti:l:l;:ig. Le is
never iuiip'di Ul MBBBBH I ' M-BBBlM with
great care, often HotBBBl aB- u'iborate, never
riMiaiafl the alafaad haOtty of bis MaaBr, Hr.
FrcBCOtt.but alwayBovi-cing p..iuta_tdp_rpose, aud
. _iihrichbist<ir;calblriiihia:i(.J. Mr. I.i.'k
mMtf-BM porLaps bttrnys an tictjiire tendeccyUi
moral and politic.il rcflection. Kot tbat ho erer
1,, r.nij.-fl proB-if, aaa-BBBfiaea, or actualiy dull;
but tho eaitc ar d freedom ol bibnaiTativui8iuip'...ii!
bv o too MrBfaJaai aBd-Cra to clucidato tbe prin
cipba_i which heatits toaa-ltfaa. He ia al-o B>
Blll d by a lovo of controTcray which laadl him to
no fair opponun.ty of aiming a blow ftt hn
lialltiw-travelers ia tho aame j-ath. K-Oaaky, -l<d
!ey, Guizot, Burkl", Mct'ulioch, Hr. Arnuld, lluui'i,
aaak bbbb m fur ti .-ir fliiiircof i__BBdfarB_oai aad
witbtbe exci-plion of Miclt-Kt, e-'i-.'-iy a kniirhtly
flfBia appoars upon tbo scetio of actioa wiih B_Mi
ho docs not alti.uipt lo bn-ak a limco.
lhe folloMir,; P-MBfla which orenrn iu thi enrly
pnrt of tha fixit volutae, rclatiDg tho cCccts of
tla Baaaa w!th Lnclacd in lhe middle of tho Cf
Uaatk ccntury, haa a ptaBHaafBI I-AbBM and
grace which show that the prerailing ?aaaalai
chiiractor of Mr. Kirk'a Btylo ia a mattor not of BB*
cessity bnt of choice:
ln BBfl yiri tl tkt oountry whi.h hid been tbe
Bkbaf thei-t'-r ?-f Ibfl li.'f. war tl.e retir.- nf
peaZt ia,- U.le.l witb a ae. .r W>jr. Tl.e f ot WM
I ke ibat of the lut.tii wchi wlnd M -flpaUaaUJ tx
PMtedby tiie lnib-aad royagera la AroUe
tiiu. ti BhealtflOMM dlaaarrM la a auajB alabtua
obBtnetluaato tbair profnaa ar rabira. rarMMrij
t'.iro yaan tl.a LahaaltaiiB of the '^Oxitl naca.
o.wpS._fuplatiia?.-ledt4iw.-.a. Ud aidutod tho P ri-i,
tiie i,riiati.i'.a. aad tha aoxii Un of a i Bttaaeaa th ga.
ln tie cliroDlrl.afl oftbettoa tli.ro U ?a.BbBga Mon
tonoUac tbaa tkal af the aaaaa ta wbbtb tbtmymm
caoUvaawelciinedthe 88888884 meut of U,..lr d'.I.T<.r
a.ice. He.tiji.l. | IrM UT,tha ob u_ k88Hfl^ahHaM
,.f .),? ?_.liit_i tl.'T ;?>ur.il f'-rtU tlie eraotloni or rruti
ta Bw-B whioi. in om l-inr Batod-Bif taaa anf-Ual
wi.a fulL Many of thaa BB bM at on. e BBBB dif ant
ySbitf*. iu fulfihneut'.I I8W8.888-8 d'.nng: thair
flMBoaaTtrlaL Jf-t ti.t. aaauaea laipuin waa thaiot
tCbird MOBMd frtim his 88BS into the BwedfBrand tho
___?.._? bB aatire aot 4* Tbeitrecti arara thn.n?-J
aivhjoongZiZd, ot both texo* .nd of tU ^""Jja
l ti 'ot aoon M the gatfi were 888884,. aUannied forth
inaU^m-Uo" e.^rtobei.oldt*.e algiiU BBflj888888
wi,*eh waSa reioflinkerrd TagualyM ?U.ona of tbab
rbil-hiSd. aad oiher. ha,! ?"?r vi.i?d or 1***?"
Wore '1 he mflfldowa, the rnnning brooka. IM irlvan
3? araa tlie wlU .nd de^iate l??"??5*
luTo7'a*re BNBBM of wonder and of axqn ?ta debgbt.
Kft-htbaS 08888.1 MBBjIBai o noiulty BBdl888*
SaaSiftaaa-fl i?n 533 iN^_A^*S_iI
f?b Gray-halred tnen were aeen M88_Bf for tbaatea
ofthelr fo._er dweUtngi, and atririna b? Idenilfy t .
,0y__Looi..ed lu their me_.?iry w.th.tha 88888. tbo
KflTtba BBflTfld aorro-fn. of a diitr-tt pflflt I. ttle Ba
S__MfltBMNB1 their recollectlou.or to lMttB*^8
________* 8__ m tin uf theu ruiued homc-i hod loDg linea
7*^ imrrmA T . fleliii they CflJ once tUlfld wf n BOW
diaapiaared Ab^aai,!, inern
SraSin^-*. km*mfom&t bohiuomum at
Imt deat.uction a.emed alika ?bUbirataJ; haU e,
_^?rn aad BoUtarr. relgned orer a reglon whlob cent,:
r__b8teakad been r.actied from ber a way by the ener
ilM a-BBB but whiob. forfeited by hia follfeaaad laa
uiAooa. -ad af ala becoma aubjwot to ber oUim.
The Court of Charloa the Bold Unmediat-ly after
his accoMion to tha sorereignty by the daath of
Philip the Good ia described in the following hand
aomoparegrapha which prasenta fair axamplo of
Mr. Kirk'i general method of lUtemeat and iUu?
tiation.
Ut liutguimikm aout lm flwi*wwawflj4taati4
an appenraneo a ln the tpring and tommer of 14458. II
wa* thruugtd with enroyt frmn foreign atatea, wilb
il'-pittiiiiniii from nanviucea and towna, with Aoilfltofl
for flflflflfl and prnnoni. for pardoni and rewarila. Tta
piince, though itill young-, aaa held in tho tirtt oonaid
et.iin,ti among K11 .',,(>.? iu -iiv.-rri/iifli. "With the tpb-n
dor ot bit iulerid-d pnaitiou auii the g\?ri be ilerired.
from bit immodiete predeersa'.r were ci.mbnied the icUa
ol hia own lahtoiaiiif nll aad lha rtpaliilta fl a bafl
and aapiriafl itopoalitoa. 11c w.u regunlt-d a. the rep
raentatifO of elit .Ury and lha OBflBptaa tt foiidalitm:
bnt flatanaOBta lika thikt fl Venii e, which retfnlited
their i-niiiliii-t by tio nict-at rfltfl af a totentlflqpolii-y,
ihw ihe tanartaaM ai oalttfattafl tta friendahip of a
IBtdtttJfl wl.oae pow-r wm ulii 'dy tc floflfltflrrablo,
und ul.. had , r. ? i. tu> h p. ? ?..-, ui ida dcUTa.Uiation U>
oxtend ita limita.
Dartaa teverid luonth. Charlci wia bnsllf employed
iu riv.ioileliiitfr Ma houieli.'iil. lu ifpnlating bia lufli fl
iad in aotrofltofl atafl ba aaaaidered ta bara baaa tta
tbitea nf hii fothcr'i tiJiiiiiiiitraiiou. Uo mtur-Uiiieil
an eatabltobmtat on tho Baafl lesta, tadaflfl, aa lhal fl
I'l.ilip. with the f-aii.t- bUi.-, lha flaaa poBpuOl atl | letti.
tho t.iH.o mitJtitudtj of nfltaon and peiaoBai attandaiita.
Bfl in ploce of tho wnateful atnanrtfl :;?-, Iht un
ikflKiruLiil flaffly, an.l Bflfl flflflflfl oi tho toraflt
li-fon, ho fafltfldfl ?''l a trr ttfl dflBU BBl. a etrifl dtooh
Mflfl .n aiafl BalMf, a liflMBfl Bflunlnatioo of ar
ric- Bfld OOUpeBflatlOfl. Ita aulari,. wni* iiln-riil, bflt
MOBorttafled ta lha .'.utict oflMflflfl aad ferfonned.
Kotalnfl droppad fitaa aa opflfl Mflfl taaeatatofl to
b ,:t the utyecta of iti ln BatoeUana: BOthtafl bm fllnkod
.1 by an eye l! tt foured or dimlauii'd llo ollice of ont
n ai iurr*tif.'atiuti. PflMfl ami flaflBBBfly Bflioh, in
I'lilip't court, lad been .*> olabontid aud tiilfueed *n to
aaaaaal troty otl tw pai p ? -' aaaflth tl nt o? deoo ,v- a,
bfll r.uvr their rifllt tn*' * b* t ip|ior',? af a tuucltiro
ratoed OB no lirafBMf or flMflflflfl plan.
'1... ro *%.--. d ln i'jiu'i-b mi... a clear aad pie
ci-e ooticepUon of thoac ifllitj* in wliilj the tchtine
of a iiuiile ur prim-ely houtebold, w.tli it. immense
raiii-ty nf fonii. ajtil ,ii. t e,, ln.,' ... .^ii.ut.-il. Iu atieh
:i bfloaal "Id tl.r rt'i'i.i.itn.ii of ataiuilywue conilui., 1
witb the truf.-ii'ii. n <:f Important bi.nii? na, witb llu
ntan.feiuetit uf u irietit 1 iii ledeatnt**, or of wbM wuiu
(itt Ba a.i.ue 'A-.my, a !(?;*??fir tho tniiiin-y of lnnd im
plied ttaobHffltiou of Taatatofl*. aud the ri| I t-* uta
itt.a., of lii.da ?iibj* ct to ai.ch <jb!i(ruui*i,? ltuplied the
I i,.lu! n.itiou i.i kBMahipotauTtralflfly. The aflarfliffl
I i.iit-'l lii Unda K, bit ktaanta and dtpendanta u. the
r*'kt.ir?lof trrrlc ? rei.tli'ied, iui.1 ou ensdittaa oi lha
contlfinanoeof tlioa mi flueo. Ila wm bo! mereiy the
i'.nll.iid or proprir'.or of lha aiil-not m-r. Iy tle tiril
rulcr, aitb ti.e rurht of Juriruu'iis ami ottal BBflral
prerng..tiit-.iif aoieroigiitk? i.ut to WMBfltafld fl a
f miii). fl w'.ioh nll hi? lenai.tt aara la a ettflta tflfl
Bieflfitta, Baaaa tha flgbfl fl wardihip aad fl Bat
rinpe, and t.iriui.t caatonn of tho like i.au.e. !i,;
iiN.it!... itaeM.1 aI'.i-t.i.t-ii'ii* lutaequenUj fladabe*
Qtasn ifatafl flfld ollicara of tba h, ? ,...,.l. uul
tle perfori.iancc bi iiirn of tbe litflctt u. t'i ol ii.t:i'i
t:, patoaooftl a C-c?ar* woflld I ao 11 M toa
liitarod flt only ibr ataraa. Cloa \y ei uiiaed, tlat prin
? ci. i.y nt ?.:,??:..fla fl tta patriarehal
aad nf ti ?? etan, hr whton ti.e b* dy piditto waa n ppi i I
to taanl) i torgrr toaity, aad tha aatburlty "f i
waderiftd tnm hh utaritod ir*.i"
afll bfl fottfld tobafeoalitcUaiioaiuougtuooouipiicuUd
relfitio!!.* of fc!uli!i?m.
Kkciy t.ublc hiittanl'fild wa. a ooi.rt, f'-nned .n th
utne p.itti ru a tliut ot tle MiBflrah, ami difleriflfl Bon
it i it'v taflflfliBMoi BBflaliBtaflndifltoBBer. Q ?a
flltofl Bllhfl oiofli af iMbIbbib ataaaTataBaflinctioBfl,
i:icln,i,n(? thoM of p?'ia?iiiu; attauilur.i ? iti Iht bafldt fl
Itato ,ii. in pi.,-! ii"! a.i.i-niu oaadittofl <*f ieainito
lerrltade, but a tto offlaitj r-A taaor. Bvtty a..-. ,?
a .ii lli tlit na'.ur>- A an act of uo;i.age. >;very Bflt'Booy
wa. tjtuix.iical, n.dn nf ma B* flflflfl tnd tflfl flflfl. of
Bfl i? i.un J tio wi'it-'i taflfll tafltthat lha dUfereol
clutaia of flflfltatT. I '?*? bflfldtafl >*f Ihfl kun- wne i o
aiiuariiitnt; ttatordhhaflotf Bafl Iht likaetaiafla to
li. n./iriin. Ttaattaadaat wboaaiuidobieiiuioiwiy
ut bfl tal ie irrcd tle l luii.ln, or pouied out tbo wiiu\
; "'.ii P rbapatUa M|taM pla.'* la lia aatidtne*. and
?i. :, : :n war anl.il Bti.tiUniU 1 t;arer ur !,iaiit ulr.i mt, ihe
p.ige kk'..o BMI upon flfl ladj'a en^i.d? wm bfaBB lf I
birB, uiid ioflked loltflaiii to a tiac BflM bt
aho Ul wia hlt imuaiahM fljaarrrl or wrar lir fniuia
lo tlir ttllitii-trl -I. SantoflM tle fon.llk 01' a :n. fl
raah tth r,i*d tht Btaaai Italataf for boMa yooth, kklu.
lUQCMfllTflij flirnflfk lha Fartaaa graitatioaa .*;
in1 iat .r--,,r.t. ra.u"*i ? t!".ruij.'l BBflaaiatanM aith thfl
dat i diio.u.. apltobBento,Mwi !i u* atth tha bbb
;'.--etititnriiie, wl.iih Vflnldhaflafttt bl dfl
iimi.tlm i f Uflfl ln a higler aj-nere of ..cii..n. ai <i wl.a l
aiu rii-diiig giucr.U:un wou.d ac^uliefiuui BflB flfl
fltflfc . ,
Tht Ilcrimmllaa eitabltakmeiit raa, a wehareal
ready r*markeii, the fluM tuflly *nd flflanlltaafll ?
Eurotie. H-tae<ii .nny. uodei llo Hue of Auitila.ll**
ralaia of Bflta ani "f t>.<* Kettartondi, it wa
pcrhap* to aiiili hL'hur deh-r?o uf miLiu.il ?id.'ailijr. bit
il f-unii ai ll* iame time. to hate lott at.::.e of ita
fftiiUti ihar.tlori.il?. lu Ihe li-weLil eontafl r.y
a!tr no k.-jftt r*.*.ed ?*? tb* taa.e fouudaUoM a* i*-n*u?
K)kfm)g:itt, ai .1 k f-tilal lou?el.i,ld ao longet ajml-ol
lf*A tbe itiallou* b*t*au t-e uioWu aad it* Miaaito. It
Uid not brmi *oe monarub Into o<-Oit?nl and 1 *.l):tu,l
lui-rrourati with hi* n-'blet, oi ptooa him <>n a i oiitplcn
un* tuuin wbta hi*aalflmtt uf eiery m.tW wlflh] bahold
iiiu bim! tar* txt-am* xo bla yrnoti. l.uaiirt llo PVth
bd 1 . lh. tb* t*4'>i.d llied IioUtcd Uiei m l.'
of Utir nunrta. '11 ?y *ubm.it*.d tu lb* mu. t llkiou.e
reiTtuita ot x.i tBalitmle c-i- lu.'Uial only ou itaxitl Ofl.
oaafont. 1 h*-tr pni-ne an.ll- o.'-e *rtt n.orely f. rmil,
ti.d a* rnie aid brirf ai po aillr. li.ay ipei.t mott M
l'_, ir tiiue ui f-o tr iaiua fl tueir oiow-ta 'I hey * er<
lehluni or uorer pr>^> r.t at tno iltUnfl* gf tbt dllferent
louiioli*. nor aeie BaM taelie. lutiu.tad alth tl.e ft .1
kuowiedV" **-A dliet il, ii uf tlu. ntattara tiiat nuiuliuu.y ,
b* Icnged to tlttn F.i.n Uie I'lify Conucli. lafltBtfld
I y t! ua* (Wtnoo. a a dej?*itary of tl.eu .eoreta an.i .i |
n.ihi ouuit nf api-e- k wa fla ,i f* umi lo be BBflMfli to '
? o au uii.ee. fliarytldufl ,,f BporUaoi aa
MBBttfld tm aafltflhe et netei eamm tta MflfltiBM
Brflfllflljto i .Inattr, n^u alone i,ut*.***?*,l ? key to ail,
Uie rajat'ri't of tl.o giierni. ? ut (ke atraaible aa>
cliiieirof tht- flti-te *** in a BflfldafMBflaatoM Bfl
aal ?'* BflflboBflfli ne BhflflB ou wiich B rcuiy
: .jkul Wl .". I d ?. fl "I-- fl IW. I
'1 '.ti naa r.ot tbe tyttaa milrtii:.-d bf ' hartofl "f
Ituricnntly. i.ttt.c- bflfl at ? 1 b.> utbefl lo | no uo ei- ;
cluaire ci nfldence. noeitraoi Iiu..it puwagi iopfliti -
iai fodlrldaata. 1 ha i ui ent **f !.i* aiTtiiit ilowul n-y::
torly throoflh ctannato tbat wei -, B aad iliaot, lie
prende 1 ln prrt. u it Ua ? taoll onr.i, wi-ic tl ? I u
n'-e-i ln hai.d aM fif ?,- dlacBBed and J t.uit.i-'y ,
a-ttied. Iiu datlr life aa oxm ot poap and pflMtoity.
Lrcry roornliih, iifier tle iflflflta fl ti..- gruiu.t
Li?. leatten lAtl maai flthfll ka hii flhapfll Mlfl Bpoblii
flhuflh, flfld afl fi.Uo wcl li ul rr prutafltaa oiprii i-ra
?ad flublfl kur-hta, Bqaatttafland bbb a. Bfldloed
ulTksia in rtn*. ai ik unilt'd bi tha vtLule court, aad
^ift'd by tle H);l**i MnotloBaitoa, aarh periurming
lu Bartflatatflfltofl v. ith t r f-tiui i .-?., -ii'"! I.. *, ? de
ofetiquottottalombraoi I a uaKltade *,f dott ll?. B en
Ibabanfata anflflfl daBflob thttafltalt, in iwem :.-.
uf pt, c.i :,-[??*. *,:i r,'.-.t ,f taaotaa otopfl IheeidM uf J
lha hafl. TherflWM uo lack of iplrndld dreiiefl nuA
ipai.it Bf flflfl ? "' Whflflflfl eln could givc bnl- i
I.a: ? ii to Ihfl BflB Hfl Iflldl chi-.ir wa oua.I.N
....??p. ai.'Tr tta tl'iur aid curp?'l.'d wnh
etothofgoU. lli-afire. ?r', .- ??: *- ,r rrnnl
. ., il ii u.'i.ilr,'. t abuft-tiiat iilall tLe reet. Hla
flarii rwaeMBly. Bla fltaara. M It mifltd otti tbt
aaaeia iv, eoatoaaad bto pridt iu thfl baad fl lobb
raaaata, lh* satallita fl ha i.-i-ry, aud coulideoM lu bta ?
??wi rapaiity a their )u!rr .,j,'1 th'-lr ahtaC <ifi-n bai
diaroniaed to Bafl " like au oratiir,'' oithedattaaj
and obUflationt aanasad b their ttattaaa m aal i
i.'ulty ui.d louor, amt llo otl.er lirtu ? fl tha kalgbtlj ,
claru, i-t. Tince :n iht aaah lha narrini,;y baauafl ?
pablifl Btiiioiu-e. Tha bbmbM tul'j.-, t ntiKitt aafl io
preaeiit hii petilloii, Bhtah WM rn'1 alouil by a Mfltfl
laiy knrrliiirf i.n a Botetofl in flofl fl tle t.n.iit.
Whenaf ar ha WBBl ahrood lha flaka wa* foilowed by a
toac and brtlitantretinnflthatooarted tao pabtta ?a*k
lt iilglt he nu*, e.corte,| to blaohaml-er l*y a gro lf M I
t-iOeriic;. uit"* ii i ? n tnl-'-r, wl.o aara ln i onatanl ?; il
iiuufdiai* auasdaaea uiofl 1.1 poraon. i bey *ure bb*
I ;... from tle nobtoet nmOb e, ai d their oma vk.i* n
raidt-d ui pei Larly 1-jiiOiublt-. 'livcy weie tle "flflfl*
tiunl'i:??" of ti 1 priiii'', watii.ig u;4)ii him at all li-ini.
ahnriaf kl* orieaey. awotlua bl. totonw aft. r tiie bu.-;
uei?of BfllM i- ?-l then r'tm rr. iitiult, V ith n. ltl*.ul
of auriike flljaaM k::A tle m-irt; diilicult flAltftfltblt
oi toft, with flflfltaM ahaaa, or Iht ronding aluud of
*inn)*'iave |.8A?aire flhiitory or not iMflflfltoB r,.
i i i.n \\ :.?: itay aflbdrew, it waa to tle adjiuiuug j
aiiticlamtar, wlcretliy ri*a. d tho nlglt?it bttiug i
part uf thrir du'.y to guard Bflta arnreij,'u'? r<"t
burl wuou he na flfl engttfud in (uLitury opera
ttoflfl wa Cluvrlofa uPlliiai-f aay of lil'e. XhoMWOM
ezcflptioM to tht*rt.utintt?dat? ahaa Bta Mflfl ?*j
I -, .. i.i nnlthcr at the cuunt.il nor tle bai. ju-t, ahaa
ie ilut hinittif from t*.) world, aid ytolded to tta
reibtli a litinx of a mclancholy **hi.li we l.ave alroaily
noliood a talongiug to l..i taflPfltflflMfll; luiuo
tiii'.ti a il-Jotlion tl.at lad lu oil?iu in ou!amtty or
dtaappointuirut, ofVn jH-rhapj lue flfl re.utiuu fl
a itra.ii op-in the facuilio* um conilant ainl lutcun
Tho two Toluinci of tho llittory of Charlci tho
lk*ld uow Uiuod eitcml to the turuiutf point in Ln
caroer, luarkcd by the declurution of wur on Uio
port of Uie fcwia lu M74. Tho work will bo com
plntod ln anothor Tolumo now ln (oitrse of proiara
Uod and will uiKjuofltioaally oitabliah thoUlleof
Mr. Kirk to an eminent poaition in tho alromly JuaUy
honoiod icLool of Amcrican liiatohuitA.
Tht L'nited Statet Scrvut Magaiitu ia tho title
of a now monthly, e.'.itod by fflflbflfl llonry Coppta of
the Uuirertity of Peumylianlo, cipeoially doroted to
tbl lnterati of tho army and navy, und altbough not fl
. partliain charactcr, upholdicg tho nuthorlty of the ua
tlonal goferument and the bonor of the country. Tho
fint number conUl'ifl artlclefl on "CfoltUlJoog*,,, "A
Few Facta obout ArtUI*-ry," " The Uie of Irou ln For
tlfloationa," and othen counected with militJiry affalri.
Of more laterett to the generM reader to a obaracterli
Uo pap?r by Mr. Charlofl Uodfiey Leland on "War
8ongi and their Inllnenoe on Dl.tory,M in whkh an ex
tenaif 0 itore of ouriooi learning la brought to tbe 111a
trt'iou of tht lubjeot Amung tho oontrlbaUira to tbia
Aiitota iit Aduwai PiTia ]}.**?-, Uwiwfl J.u.
Barnard and Ueneral Willlam K. Ixrry, TJ. 8. A., and
G'nptaJn K. 0. Boyntoa, Adjubiat of the Military Aead
eniy. The Mnfiuino opens with a feir promiie of abil
ity and uce/uhii-S. (Zfew-York: . l_.i.o_ il. Kichard
?Oli)
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BRYANT'R POF.MS.
TIIIRT. POE.*.__. By Willuh CaUUM EbtUIT. Kilo.
pp. TO. 0. '.[.; .r'lu ll Co.
Tho contents of thia volumo exhibit in the mel
low ripi-nesa of riaturity the rure qualities which
from tho comincncetnout of his brigbt car'tcr, naar
ly half a ccntury ago, havo given the antbor an un
nulli.'d famo as"apottof the laad." Free from
tbo Tehcmont iinpul.'tes of BBMion, they cclobrate
the swcct and ttudcr affc.-t.o::s of huiuanity, and
tho genial bcauty and siguitki'.nco of cxtcmal na
turo. Combiiaing a profa.und scnso of tbo idonl
aspea.ts of tho universo with a trausparent realism
of d-6c:iption, Mr. Bryai-t's poeins iutrrprct the
lunguago of carth and sky, of ocean and luuun'iiin,
of BBaH and Bt.-cam, to tho heart of inan. Tb*ir
peruciil imparts the Baniechh>.te and ehviiting i__l_i_
ence as a re're'i. to tbe tranquil scenes of BBBBBBl
lovoliness. The secrct of their power vhieh bll
bocn so fiilly Wtbtt hy timem.iy bo found in their
ii.klity to tbo highest spiritti'.il aipiration.*, *mtu
. yiup itliy w.rh t_M deepest and moat oarnest phases
ofb-Uaaa fxperienu*, and tho eturtling tr.tlifi:l
n"s?4 of their deliiiontionj of nnturc The fonu in
which they aro dothadil the hanm>nio'.iBC.'pre_.
hion of their bpirit. With no MBBkaUa sniootf.
i.bb or flaaflay "f raaj-faBtiaa, tho ateyla vigor of
their stylo justiy Mfll tttmt tkt punty aod dignity
of thi>ir flHMglll Sc.eral of tbe pioece in this
voiume be'ri,y an increuMiig depth of emotion, a
BOdfll p.ithn-, aml k. s rctkent nligious sym
pa'.hicB, a.? it' the kngthciiing _,h..d->w8 ofli.iiu,"
gaatad liflaaHoBI aml itnai'e-. of more soiemn im
i ort thaa U loafli d le tbt latlC-patioBi of youth ai.d
the raaalata hrrta tl aa_ta ?aahaot. The traith
ta arkiah wa bara iHsdad ur" aQanbo-lad in thi
Itflbrwiafl aaaaa, tbo eott and bianilftl dtattoB af
wbi.ii la fi'.Iy wedded to its eif't:i_ito taBBBBBBBof
Miitlinanli
TIIK I.rFE TTIAT 18.
TI'O". wba M toma batt BTimMI tlie ooneh "f petn,
tck to life'a flna breath ?
To bfi tl aad day. awi rt Ufht af ?,
Ttt i,i t'i" t: iii shttiburi of th" gabtm d'-nth.
i * . - . | ti tha : 'i.!i|-ht boaad betvsaa
I j,..... i.f: jui :tb .ii d tbb |-tB8 .;ii.' M|
Biailv i y .'.>? a tba Ibinga t f eur:L ...:e aaaa,
Aad Cab-tij BU e-rth* ralflMou iLine ?ur.
/n.i flflVi how k'i'iIIt we beh.'ltl. ?f l??t.
I 1.4- 8088 .1 Minlc returr.itig to tiiy LruW;
The Ti-rv h;ii,!', iow wblBBflr, Iri-.tnii g paiit,
in ti.e ..gfct Baaaa >?anata to *.ht-e uow.
TI"u van not wearr af ttiy l"t; the eirth
Wm ami _.<?? d aaa nlaaaaat ln thj sighti
Btili duafl Ib) lovi.i about tl-.e bou?eliOMl i..-i.rtb,
Acd iwi-t'waa erery day. retui Blafl -flbb
Tl.en VflMBBM h?c)\. to ?11 Ikflfl nouid'et not leave.
To ti..? (fni .J marcli of laaaai i. daya aad houri;
Tbfl fl.ir* u( tba bm ra, tl.e g'.uw ot tne,
Ikfl bi'-tity of lha itrLou.*, aal Itaia. r.r.dflowcri;
To 'Tfl "ii which tbiiift own .:? I..-! I t'i r. it;
To voii-s wkkk it n tbyj-.y 10 I "tir;
To the kiud toil- tbM BTCr pleaaed thee hert.
'1 Lu mmiig tiiika of love. thnt r-nlc life dcr.r.
"flTllBaBB t" gmp "f friendly haudi; to p:ai.ra
OBanl wban .rowui ta inv, iaal wniat-niconie,
Or _?.tly br-iitced ?nud tho laadBf <bwm
A:..l iUfliig iciuuL-Bol' thy -laict hou-o.
T! .11!: iiag *?t no tidinga of thf) biter lar.d.
: -,. ii troa t* iMflaj the B^atarBaajMBfld thera
Are wliat the fnithtul he?rt umy iitiili-r*t?rid
In it. Hiil dl J tln, yet worJ* taay not ImMBB
And w.-U I deem. that, froin t'.e Mfl ter ?i?tia
Of i.t.' ? dlm Loralr-, Boine a*tw_ufl Ing i nya
6tnfliiii d from lha fr--t |fl"-i' flbnil ubidc
L i^-ii ti.- tyiii t_.rou0'h ;he aaaatafl lafB
Twtoe wert thou airen tne-. BBM B Ibj f.'ir p.Iine.
Kreih f "iu lhl ha-.d* of youtL. w iien fi,-_t Wc inet,
And ail the .Imouii uf that hupefal t.me
Cloflten d aad giowed whore cr tLy BMfll werv a.t.
And now, iu tl-y rtpe atotcino, oaoc af*iii
Qirca bi?k u. ferveBtprarerB acd yearniaga aMaafl.
Truta tu? dreat reuiin of fllukuca ?id uf paiu,
When we had arattthad. and fe__ri 1, aLd i_._B_i.cd
long.
Ji'ow may we keep thee from the bulniy air
ALd r_ul__.ii- Wfllkfl of beaven a little i|iace,
Whi-re lle. abowaal bafaawtbM M pai pan
Fo( li_i iii.-a- foilower* a-juli acaigu Bfl piacfl.
Tbo . fuue may be i_.d of thia acei.e from the
dr..i; a of humau life:
WAITISG BY TIIK O.-TK.
Hrj>mr a maiuve gateway boiit u|> in t>*_i_ goie by,
l inm triin-ac top Iba aluaaa m .-;. raal >: f. a Ue,
Whiit stnaau titt otniug *u_,*i-.:.a- on ,,u..'t wood and
Bfla
I. t__m and raiidy walt uli the hlngci tu.n fur me.
l ba ir'-e Bfli i i.tiy niBtlo N'n.-ii^ lha Baaflfl. flight,
d ?,-t.ii.ig louii'i. y.'t it wh. |" r,..: t...i :.:ght;
1 !i. ,,r tt.e wm dtbrflah pipingone aaltoa ti.-a.nnt t.i..r-,
i.t tbe lloBun lliut Uo? wheu tho Lc-ui ol tiay
ni u er.
!...., 1.1 tl.e jv.rtidi open. flnd o'erthe t'ln-bhoM, now.
There *t.-;-i r. >t ? :ra'oaa witlt a yx.r aadfbmwfldbroW|
nia uuaal uf yaaaa a fatl Ma ?.i.':ted tu-ak b ?r..ught,
i *.o i.:* ie*t from a place tiiat nceds him not.
; -- tl.. M I ; "i..i'-.- taa v-ir'-fliy tl- 8M the honr
Uf hniuhi: itr. Bflti and aoiiuu, waua coiiage and hia
i*"*'''r a v .1
I ma*.) ahila itill tl.e woodthruih singi down thegedi-n
daj.
.\nd ui I l<. k aai BBBB tbe _a__BBl wo-ra away.
Ar r.n f! c MBflM turn, nnd a ..outh, tlc|.i*iing, thror.a
A ! ok uf lt'ii, IBB b-K-laWard, aad l<>-TOWf-__b K' '"?;
A b-oommg iiii.i'i. 'ml Ind?B t) i roaM troB I.e; baur,
Boi ib :i ,.j: nf .11.1 uflv. J !.' .. n.i -lia'. tl.e voung a_d Ul
i! ,1 v < f ir.r nue tlia. mi-tiddi-nly ilie._-T8t
oii. i ;i:'."ii Inab nf inmi.ing iiiiii darkan aa we gaie I
OhhrflfllhM .Si.iii'l,ei b!.*?.'U.? tii.it on tlie reiueue uir
_*cat >. -a * moii.c-iit'a awccinc-*a uud liiea wu know uot
... ban '?
I g:i. ve f.-i litVa bright promlse, Jxt-t Bhown and then
>t iti .:r_wn,
1,.'. fi.il tbfl iun i-li.ea rouud mr: tl.e evening bird
??Aif,r t-u,
And 1 iv da am "oothed. Bfld, heside the ancletitwpf-'e,
in tii.i w)ft araalag fl.nlight. I culn.iy utand aafl .aa.t.
Oaaa bbbb tha (atai -re afaaaii on baaai gruup go
O.jl,
lhe iweet irnile qnenched forever, and itiljc- lhe
itprii'iiilT about,
Ohiruii. trahuto of Life, that upon the gTcr i.iward
Birowi
Its lairy-'Utig buda unoponcd. with evcry wind ttat
bk. a * l
So BflflM -Vitn eTerv rni/ion, so efiter, fide by aide,
'ih- atroBfl and fiiiut of tpint, tiia mc-ok aud men of
BMpaafaM ih'a grrat and uiighty, betwecn thoae pillara
Ai.d^p. ait.- of ll'.tla feet, mark tl.e dust along Uie way.
And M8M ttjiproiich the thre-hcld whoto lookaare blauk
And B88M WBBB templca brlghtc-n with Joy ln drawing
Aa if tiat'y aaw dour fflceai, and oaiipht the gr-iciona eye
Ot liim, tho _itdeia Teacher, wbo c_u;e fur ua to ttfl.
I n irk the laiv, the terror; yet the?e, within my Jeart
t nn u? iti-or xx ik') tho ilroitd nor the lon,.i_,?; to dtnai t;
Am! to taa aaaahlafl ainaalai "n o,aiMw80dM_llaB
1 ita-d a^d caliuly wait UU tha tuuge. turu for me.
Tho long po'-u in thia rolume, ontitled " Sella."
and tho trtnBl.itioa from the Odyssey, preicnt vcry
t-vu.-'ill" specimcLS of Mr. Brjanti akiLl in the
man8gen.eut of blauk voreo.
m
A TKXT n 30K OF OEOI.OOT. Bt Jabu D Dut*. LL.D.
Uu,* , pp. )bX I'liliadilphla: TLoodofe Mlii*a. Co.
rroi'ftbor Uana here proiwn_j an abridgement
of hii co:i)i>ieher.iivo " Mannal of Geology," adaptod to
the wanti of yoting achulan ln coruwon seminaiiea of
laarning, aud obo to thoie of getierai ro_?ler8 who wlsb
to galn an elomentury knowledgaof the scieuoe, wltb
i,nt aaBBtafl lnto Ita more dlfllcult dcUlia. The roluraa
ia by no ineana n mere collaotlon of extracta from the
BBBM B88?i but the wholo has been rewrittan and
,.n ..n.-l-l in a new fonu, glving lt tha unity of an ln
IflfaadHl produetiu?. Full illustrations sbowing aeo
flBBB iic-.ii, aud ligurai of foaiiia aocompany the leltcr
prcaa.
Tho Soyenth Voiume of //nrper'a tVukly,
which li now lamed ln neat, B'.ibst inti.d binding, ahowi
tha induitry and seal with which lhe canne of the Union
haa been malutained in ita eolnmna dnrlng tha year
1B6_. It haa oontributed to inoreaae tho foircr of pa
trlotio aentiment aa well by ita approprlate pletorial
illuaii atitinn. aa by Iti able aditorial leadera oomaienting
on the erenta of the day. In IB preaent abapa, tbe i
txtmiirml Aublahu _v_-v-i satwlail *W Uyt hlMirj w_J
tba war, and cannot fliil to lind a plaoe u_ pul.llc u_)
prirato librarlM aa on im i. rt. i: vclc-me fur pa_i_t_.l
rcference.
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LI7E AND TIBTS Ofl NATHAN EANOS, I) n ft
Abbl BTBTflM, LL. O. liuto. \ pp. *2t>. Coiltxxa k
Porter.
Tho publio life of the lata venr-.-ii.j-8 Dr. Bangl
for almost half a cenliury was ideLt.liod witb thi
most importont n.easorrs of the Mttbodiet Ej :m
copal (Jhurch. Hia intelligcnt faco dunng ne&rlj
fixty years waa well kuown in tbe pulpita ut HB.
rcligious i-ersuasion. Ho was the founder of U
ponodical litorature, and ono of the foundere of itl
;,:?. -ri* y-'iiii of i-tii.'-ational ms'itutioni. Hi
bocamo tho recognized hi.toriun of tho deuonuua
tion, and in addition to his miscellnneous writingi
fjritfl periciiicals, he wroto more volumeain iti
dcfense and il_u6t.ation thnn any otheT ma.i. Hii
oliicial labore in vurioiis importaut MBBtHhB w.-r4
constant and of a highly roapoQiible cbitracter
Next to Biahop At.bury, it haa tveen Kaid that 1,4
buld the highert pl'-.ee in tho history .1 flfl-B-BBl
.fethodifl?U Lr. Hangs was a ii-f.vi ot "in.it.ord
(ionn., aml traced his lineuge to tbe i-.i.y I n.-i'aa
_eUler_in Plymotitb. De w.m bronght np ui tbt
Kpiscopal C'hurch, of which Ufl f.'i.er, a *::.!" art
rlllaga UaakB-dlh, w_a _. flaaotad BB_aaaat| al
r_:??.ti(_'li tfiwurris tla* c.h -x> o'i bi* l.'V- i." l)i-<-U-T,e at*
Uchc-d to the princi; i-. M i'a \:'?'.;.'..i.atfl. WLila
rataaoy, laaBg V::.y* IbHoam] ibafaattp to i
new home in tho inti*r..ir ot Naw-Tot^aadbak uf
bis iiLodoin what in aowralli'd 8tui:il'< ni, I'.-.lawaM
('i)iinty, then in tbo miil.t of lha pi'.t: ? ll wilrter
ne.su. He bad scaicoly reachcd tho nico ot u.._ui a-od
wben ho comuii u:cd tho buiineM of scbooj-taaflfl*
ing, and whik* puraumg tbis aaaBBBt-BB .u -i.ttia
Cana-L.-.u st-itlement near Niagara Fuils.he Ui-atua
lBb B Bad in -ilrthodi.t preaching, nml Wtt i*.<l':>**d
toi-nur thatC'hureh .n tbe twerity-ncoml ye.ii ol
bis ||B Ho t-oi-n n-olvcd to BBJBfB in tbo uun.8*
tr)*, BBi in about a pBtf litaf he joiiied tbe < burch,
ad a Baaaaa t.- paaaak, aal at <nre flajavtal
f.ir a "irc.it on tbe Cflaadiaa fnntier. His ial-ors
| -'.vedeiuinently eni_.eo8ftil, and to this day BBl
i.ninc is a bouaeh.ild aaai m tho HathodBflfelB-l-l
tt that BfltaB. Tbo itii.c.ar.t | fe of I)r. l.aiir** ia
Qm Valtafl fltaaa wbttb wns aaaB-and ikmaajl a
long Mtrii s of ycnni wns singularly a-'ive nci ia
laa baal fl alli efapaaaalia aaaajji amlmarkedby
K.'iinl zeai, discreticD, acd devoU-alnraa. In tha
midst of his labonoue datic-e, ho fe*Bl UBm I r i.ia
?BB cultuxa aa a pch.'.ar aml a theailogiaa. li.l
habitu of study were hardly rclaied, th. :y.h I.e waa
eon-tantly in motion on hataabach. Hiaabilityia
the pulpit attracted tbe people in crowd? .it l.i* r,u
ine.-i'us appointmenU. At the aame time, be a?ed
lii.. .-in in the controversies of tho day, proviiiKB
!'"::nidab!e opponent al tbo ioBB-Baa tt Calflai ui.
K..r niiiiiy y.iiarfl he wa* considered tho ihi. -t chtaic
piim of ilcttodidt pr.iiiiphfl in this l.. 1.0. "I thitV
locieal awtaphynos thflt tl.e denou.i_,_>t_ ... ...I
baaai al on thia r:<;.' of tha Atiaatia, Whila ? .b
? *iy aaOad ta bi^-h ?-fliciai lalfaa, ba t. _rt a
ifl- BBfaBB- .*_ the | tti] it H I p?wf rful p-oni htr.
Ait. r a protractcd can-c-r Ot baaaBBaBl nfirity hia
Isflyaan wt re Miaaa nnd bean'if-1, exhihit
ing a n.'b.e Btaa | Ia i: cbaarftiaaaa, BaBBBBa baB*
'I .',1 aaiibmisalon, and deroal TrVvruf,* bope. To ttia
laet, hocontinu''! j r..h--enoive ia bi? vicwa, niflMMflat
inalljudiclouamc-aturt-s for tbe nnpr. ftni-ut <?'. h.fl
church, and witb uo d jp> litiOB to _a_ka lai ,di'-ua
.- ifijiurisona betweeu tbe prcsent and tbr piiHt. Hig
Ciifti illnet.8 waa of scver.'l week's dir?'.,..D; ba
aufl'ered gruatiy; but retained the full ;t.sae_8ioi >f
hia meutid facultiee, ana dictl jiiet afu-.r toin:,',??'..rg
his oigbty-foorth year. llr. fcievcu* l.a.-t utsi r , ?.4
UaiaBM-Ubbl mroer with great a__in._lion . ufl
tidolity, pri'senting a juat and Bff|8B ._Ura view <i
Lis character. and an aflcurate flbetcb of b.ae-tra
oiailinary kbora. Tbe Tolmne now is. nrd * tt fe
rt,ir.il.lo |M_BBB_ of biogra[ib.cai comp- M'.ioa ? axI
will bo retd with intcrest b^yud the Bflfla -' *ia
dcnomiuation of wbicb its-_! jct waaai - .. a
apii-uouj acd houorod metti-ter.
?
llva)'_l lil'.l .t .:.
M_ale?l Sketeh** ht 1- -1'. k.>. . : *d *.. _B tU fl****
inaji bv K.niiy rali*r, l-'"'- i r- ? '' KlalpUial
>i.?l-ri.ii I -vp.1-1. New i.n ?. x\'. X
Three .M i tli. I. tl.* -tLnl!..rr. S.t.i. By M-.t. I ol. Trfl.
i.iju'k). Wn.o. i?p. 'i "'. Jehfl 'arfl,tt,,,rn.
L_* ??.- l .rre.p. iid-ti... vt l-iaiifB l'_i... Ey -chfl
\\...i. tx-o)*. -to. D. Appbtos k Cb.
-i._d.or. 'h* Viiinn rf All tfoBU' Mi.ipitnl. An Allojery.
By J. HyaB -*miUi. I.'mo. j>p. 360. C_ui?fl IflribBB.
llmd K.'.'k of'taiJitiii-iiir* unii OviunM'iL*. liy J. Mwiirofl
W ata. n. I.'n.o. pp. -..'i. S i.r.i .. rn ... ii-'utrcfi,i. c a.
1
1UE SEMI-WKi'al-LY TKIBUNE.
Tiia Nnw-YoRK Skmi-Wkkklt TaiBa.4B ia
pBb-Baiaaarf fUMI*A3 a_.d I'UiD.vY.
Contenta of No. 1.949 [Jan. 2_]r
I.._-*Ar.:Ni? Ml '.'ill. !..?*: Mayor W-od ? tt.. \
Tftatt with tne Hn Perea .Liij.ii- A hank: ipt
Uw ' N.t.r-l KoffaUhti r__flkl Wl
tlowr*.; (.U.aJoi -UillJBd .-? t|tt*t; ItMl
t :?:._.??; At AibsuT. The 8prltt-. i *i --? ' f
l ai.mai r nc.-'iil (".' Iiid.-iu_ity-. WImIibb
. Tba iir.it boaii A !ieyi(?o
tirw,. I)l.!.0f..r. J.'linii-l, Iba i'-til.lB Ul U-B
?Bl 1 ,.i-on*l Fun-iiipii*.
n WAB NBW8 Si'MM\RY: frou. Om. flra fa
lr y Ki-ii O-n. bn;k.i Arny, Krcui O. n.
Me?li-. Aimy . li.-ui <j, ?. tlallai i -Uiuy , Frt-B
u,n. i. . .....-.-'a .'.iii.j. BkasBaaBaa
m. r.KNr.RAia Nsaraau___-d_r.
IV..FB 'M Wi^mN'lTtlN; -!jk_c_1 nUr*f<t** U
Iba I V tl BBBfla
V..TH!rtTY-r.!U!tTHCOS(lP.r.-!''-KimiT SRwicat
I , m.i,-i ia ue :.-n*t? ai.J Litkieol hepr**
?rnt.liv. i.
VI..NK.V YdRK UBBLA-VB--.
VII..INiF.I.:.l'.vM'K KROM THE BOOTBt Antrrtrt
itdttie Sotilli; Deeay af tbflCWITeoraot iuu.'
pla:?t nt'be Tn ] r. tl MflflM '?" P '?? BBMBBI "dl
Tli* K-l)-l Armv 1'rea.nr. iU !"pii it, L.)nf?Un-t tfl
b? RrBioTrU iriii Hi* I'onini-i.d, Kirlij- 1 :i..l8
Jlpi?.!i.tr.d in Hl* rlaaai I'laa oi' tba ltait).. A.. J
ln K__t r.-..ii.-ii.*i Bliiji.p-y "f Oo?. V?_r?i
Ii.iu?a of iii* ' i.*ri*tton ina; Th.- i,:Mi Yjo
lliriii.**., Tlie Wi y Sir..,ii.y ..ar'if._
VHI..FBOM SOl'tH l AKOLINA: Cajrifipcndftm et
Tba N. V. Ttib.ua.
W.-CONKIl-MATlUaS OB ''KN BCBOTIZUL
X. BB Aimt-'.i-- oif yay lo tUM r,ui_.Ri:?
TB0O.8. '
XI..FB"M BAflf TKNSKSSEE: Cone*P-adi_uB ut
'ihe N. Y. Trib.tie.
XII..A WOItn Tt) ItKCRLHTS.
Xllla.I*-. RRIiST'S R-AIU: Tue Ute C__pa!a*?) ln W**%
fBfl?flBBfla
XIV..LNTKRE.STINO FROM JAPAN: Tlie _B|Uib
Affur ll Ka-O-tiliB. frlit.e Sntiuuia l _Vr? 'linuii
fl"lc',0>-0 ti. Iia I'uid fnf Flrliifl en tb-Ameru-aa
ItraBII I'.-.. hr. '??*, i'r-. p-ard AbaiidODiUDi.1 oi
Yeiio bii 1 Ki.uiijiiwi.
XV..FRD.M KIROVK; Oeciilon Ib th* AlenndraCaai
S.:._iarr of Newi; t'ooiuieiclai iuinUbanea.
__YI..n.AUO FOR RDI UNION.
XV11..UOM1C1DE IN t-RAND 6TREKT: An Outra-tl
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