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ABItAHAM LINCOLN.
THE GREAT KEPUBLICAN.
_X-SENATOR BOUTWKI.L'8 RK.MISISCKXCF.S.
Covvrtaht, 188J.
. wft. BBBBB with Mr. Lincoln more than two
hoiira of the Suuday uext after Popo'a defeat ia
AThat*' waa iaa darkcst aay of taa sad yeara of tho
war McOh-llan had failed BfBB tho PemiiRula.
fbrnntm army. re.tilorced by tho reixtains of the Army
ofthe n-aiaaala haa mm fcitaa witam the forti
Bcttiou of Wa-atagaaa. o.ir laaaaVal men had
booa . noroious, but most serious ot all was UM lo*s
ofcontidoi.ee iu co.nmauden, Tho Army did not
mmBm hl Pa#8 andthoauthoritlMdidaotcoBtida
ln MaOkUaa. Iu that axWa l_aaala aiirreiid.-ro.
hu own |aa_aaaal to haa opiuioi. of tho A. .ny aud
re.esr.ililtHi.el Mel.Tellaa in command.
When taa BBBfaaai I-o which I had baaa ?????_
bv the PlIlHaat, .itntnge l.u-duoM for tlie tnifl. the
aPIioi.it.no,.t. of as*es<ors aud collectnra. of mtornal
roveim,-, wa, ovor, ho was k.ud 8B8_t- to aak my
opiuioti a, to tho cotuinaiHl al tb. Army. Th WWJ
trm ti.us apaaai lor Maaaraataw and for aw to aaj
al. tho end that I thoucht 888 88888818.8naifBtl
ntx.n the omanc.ipatioii of tho slnvoH.
To thta ho mm, ? Iaa would not havo .t daaa now.
would ynu I Mu>t wa not wait for aoni.-thinn l>ke a
ViTlu7waa tho aocond and mo-tt explicit Int.maHon
to mo of Mn mnmBm Bl reganl tn elavery Ir. tl.o
Zmmxm J?*y ?? ~*> ***** 2 __ S.E'E
_p,,,b?slnc^connerte.l with my aMal dutios. he
25, M.ot bm taad two h-ttera." nud btklBg
tbeai from a plaaaa hala itw hia aahla ho ?t*oMedod
to (lo what ho BB- l.ropovd. I have. n..t BBBB tho
lettera in priut. His BBttaBBaB-BBl ?m a ii?utlo
m-in in L.miaiana, who cluuiiod BB ha a I'limn ma...
Ul lanlaiiii his a-lvico to tho Pro-ddent ia rmr.-ui.
t? t!.e MafgaBaaaatoB af that Baaha, aa I ba labtrnfl
.caliuislv t.? bapraai apoa blai tho daa*an aad afltt
of omaacipatiBB. I'he replj ol Ibe Pr.-?-dcit Uoaly
baa-tiaal from tho (Bat tti.it who. ba mm* to tl.a,
?;irt of hla coirspoii.h-iifs lett.-. he aaod thallaaptat
ajafl : ? Vou uuuit not cxp.-ct BM " ?iv -M' tlus l.ov
er.i.'.ic.t without pUiyi?B my bat BBfd. Emaa
cipation wat bla laatoard. Hawaija*fo*atime
wtm tho (aaai ..r Btaafi aaaaM oataalda, Ur. Mb
?.!? W..4 M devotcd totho State- MWBB even Mr.
WoliBttir, in hia vh-wb of tuilitary Btt"M'.ty- II waa
tho only groiiudonwh.cl. thoal.oliti<.n..t slav.rv
iu tho Statoa aaald baja-atl-ad. Ho*t iba wolfht
?f public se.itime.it in tho h.yal BBBtM not ouly
tleiuai.ded c.naneipati.in. bat Bave tall BBBBt-BBB
that the aet would be siist-nmd U> thccml.
A. for lutt-df. I cantmt dt.ubt that hc had c_i*
te.nplati'.l tiio policy of d.i.at.e.p.iti.m for many
montha, an.l anticipated lhatimeWB8B B*ahO-.d
?al?pt it. At his iBa-CTaOW with th* ('!,><? HN I .or.y
ho stated his laaaMta agaiaat aBBaaoipaVltaa, asd
?tat-d th.-.n ao foreil.lv that the cl'-r-y n -r.-.-.t
BfBBaiai to miswor them; but au _4543T?_itod
a.-t-ouiit of the intotview .-...ntaiiia aasalaaivd ptool
tlnt Mr. Lincoln then ciintemiil-itoil mttllut Um
fcioawipatioii l'roclat.i.-ttion.
It auy be re.uou.bercl by tl.o n-ador that in the
poiitic.il aaaaaaaai of H'"-'.? paBMlaaBtl tvdwaj
Ihe P.cple's p.irtv. tho late Judj-o .loel Park. r. ai
Cauibrid-o, MiiM., .aaid in BBbtk tbat Mr. Uoooln
haaai tho proclamation undorthe iinlueiK-e ?.l (he
lovat Uo.oruorB who met in Altoona iu BaplBiabat
of that \ e.ir.
As 1 was about to leave WMhiriRton in tba B?onth
Of Octdbcr to tako nart iu tho eaavaaa, I un i.ii.'ii'd
to the Pn-s'.tlfDt tho lait thatMich uBi.i,4-_ie..t had
been made. He at onoc said :
" I never Ib?IBl of the ?Mthig "f tho Ooveraeta.
Tbe truth it ju-t thi.-, Whaa l.ee .au.o i);.i tli
river l miwlo a rt-.-o'-ition that .t M-('leil.in dr.ve
him back I would send tho '.rocUniatioii altor hiiu.
Tho battle of Autietam wui fouj*ht WO-Baadajr,
and until Saturday I couid not tiud out vhelln i \v
had Kained a vietory 01 lo>t a battle. It waa thoii
too late w iviuo the paaadaatal ou thal day. aad lha
la.t i? I l>*"d ii dp a littlo mbw&BJt >:?>i Mouday I
let them havo it."
Men WiU eiitortain probablvli'terent notio.iaof
ono part of Mr. Liucolu'u char.iet-r. Ue not ouly
ptiH-esscl au aaaaaraal luuaie factilly of coii.ir.
hend.i.j* tandoucitia, probabilitii-a a:nl oj iuions of
uiu-anoM of iiion, but baa*ba rrmi aad aaaaaBnal arKh
808818Uf 1*1" lK).Hiliaritiea of uitlividiiah* who BBM
about hiiu. aud :uil" tli-a-ladivi.lual., ko.ii
througli their poculiarities. and aometimos iu apite
of _-Maj tho iiiatruiitonte or ajieut.-i of hia own
view.a.
Of tho three chief men iu his Cabiuet. Soward.
C-BM mtl Stautoii. Mr. Staitou \i_e tho only one
wbo never tllUS Viel.lc.l to tbtfl power of tbe I'l ?
idcuU The rcaaoii was cieditible aliko to tho Prei
idont and to Mr. Stanton. Mr. Ltncolti im frunk
aad fo.irloas in hii opintoua; .lorottd to duty, deiti
tuUi of ambitioii, uud u-icouipiomisiiix in his
riatn touehinu oiuaui-ipatiiin aad tba stippreartioti
of the I'eb.-llioii. The pocuiiar souti.iieat of thv dav
made no impreasloo up?n bim. llo was alwaya
reatly for overy IBJBJ8I- movctnont and could never
be rtii.-oncilod to a batkwaid stop. either iu tbo lieid
or ln the Cabinot. lt is no iiiju.-iico to Mr. Uaealfl
or Mr. C'h_.aO to say that thcy had uitii-itioiia B*biOB
under miiiio cire.i'iiataiiee* uiigbt diiturb Ihajudg*
mei.t. TIiohh aiubitiotis and tinnr Undeticica did not
4MM'?po tho uotico of the Pr-*aiiIotit.
Mr. Liucoln waa itid.tl.-reut ta those ma'tora of
foveniineut that were relatively uiiiiiiportutit; >ut
bo devotivl hiiuaolt with coiisoieiitini*. dilu'euce to
tho j-Tiiver nuestiona aud toiiics of o'bcial duty, aud
ia tho first montlis of his Adininistration. ai a
momont of Btiprema peril, hy hia pre?ounu.->.t
wiadotu, of which there reiuains indui.it.ii.'o provf,
h? (taved the country iiotn a bnifa 8 ar. I refer to
the letter of ln?triict<-n to Mr. Adain", writt-u iu
May, 1SU1, and retening to tho proclainatiuu <;f
the Government of 91888 Hrit.un, recoirni/iui: thn
bolluerent oharacter t,f tho Confederate Slatna.
In the greatoat ext?oncies hia power of Jud(-ing
Immediately and wisely did not deaort hii >. >u
the eve of tho battle of Gettyaburx i.eiicral Hookaf
roB!fj*uod the omimaud of the Army.
This aet waa a palnful and terriblc siiirris0 to
lt___B___B and tothe Presideut. Mr. .Stauton's
aceoiint to me was thia:
? When I receired the dixpatcb my heart MHB.
within iu**, aud I was niore depri-ascd tbau at any
other momeut of the War. I could not any that auy
other ollicer knew General llook.-r'a ptan?. M tl.e
risition. even, ofthe various dlviaiou- ot tho Army.
hent for the PrMideut to come to the VYai Ollice
at oaoe. It wmiu tlie cvetiuiir, hut the, Prosideut
rn appeared. I handod him the disputoh. A?
reaa lt hla tace became like lead, aud 1 aaid.
? What shall bedoueP
" He replied iiistantiy.' Acoept his roaijruation.
In neorot aud without cousulting auy obooLm, the
Preuident and Secretary of Wur BBBVaaBM the
inoi.ta of tho varioiiB otlioer? of the Army. and de?
cided to place (ieneral Meado iu coiiimaii.1. Of tliis
deelslon General Mcado wae inforuieil by ahtpatoh,
Bonf by hia epocial _MB-BB#BV, who n-.w-lied tho
Uuartom before tho break of aay next worning.
lt may be intt-r.-stnii- to know the groiinds on
?which tbe Prewiiteut deciilad to promote General
MtatiTH tirHt, tbat he was a jioud aoldior. even a
hrilliant t?ii<-; BAOOBd, that he was anattveof
Peunaylvania. and that State at that luoment waa
tbo buttle-lield of tho luiori ; third. the Pruaident
appreheiided that tbe demand would bu made lor
tbe reetoiation of General MeCIellan, and this he
deaired to preveut by the soh-ction of a man WBO
reiiiosoi.teii tbe Kame political i.piuiotia.iu the Army
Bt) I iu the cutinti.y.
The three great papera oi which Mr. I.incolua
ffame will be carrud alwig the UM aro tho 1'rocla
Biatiou of Kin.'in.'ipatioii, li.s oratiou at (.eltyttburg,
and Ini aecond inaiimirul Ad.lrojut.
The oration rauka witb the uobleat produotions
of anti'iuity, with tbe work* of Periclen, of Geinoa
thenea, of L'icero, and nvaU tbe pusHagee ?f
Grattau, Hnrke or Webster. Thia is not tho optaiou
of A11.eric.11iB ouly but of the cnltivated in other
couutnes,whoae ludguient anticipatoB tho judgnient
?f pOMterity. Wbcu wo cousider ihe phtne, tbe
ocoaaion, the man, aud, nion- than all, when wo
Cotisider tbe oi.it;..ii itHclf, can we doub; that II
Ianks with tbe firatof Am.rieau clBMifB. aud that
iterature ia lmmortal wliich ooininaniis a perma
tieut place id tho achoolaof tlie ountry; aud ib
bere any coinposttion more certain aa tbat deatiny
tbau Lincolu'a oration at Getvaburg ?
but if all that Lincoln did wu. and was ehould
|ail to carry hia name and chara. t<-i to tuture ages.
tbe emancipation of four millioua of hnman betuge
hy hia alngie orllcial aet I. a paestwrt li. all of 1m
lOTtality thal aarth can givc. Tin-ro ia nu other
idlvldual aet perfonnod by any pertton ou this
j_tt_eut tbat can be compared with it. Tbe
?claratlon of Independeuce, the t'uuatitutiou,
rai eacb tbo work of bodieo of meu ; the I'molam i
lon of Kmaneipation, in tlua resjiect, atanila bIobo.
Tha reeponaibility waa wliolly un Lincoln ; tbe
tlvrj ia ohiedy his. No onecati uow ?ay wii n.-i
P^o^aratioa of lBdcpeudeuco, or tui; t'ouati
tution of the Uuited States, or the E"M_8*&->_?
Kiuaucipatioa waa the h.irheet, beat gift to tlie
conntrv and to inankind. Wlth the cnrao of alavery
iu America, there waa no hope for repttblican insti
tutions in other eonntrma. ln the preaeneo of
alavery the Declaratiou of Iudcpendei.ee had MM
ita power?practicnlly it had becomo a lm. li. tlio
presenco of alavery we were to tho rent of ninn
kind, and Ut oursclvea. a nation of hypocrltes. l be
Kift of fn-doin to fonr nilllion negro<?a was not
inoro valuable to them thantous; aud not moro
viltiablo to us tliau to tho friemls of liberty 111
other parts of the world. _
Iu thi-0 ilavn, wi.o.i politicians and part'.e.s are,
odioaa to many thousrhtful aud p.ariiest-minrtn.l
D3I0OB0, it mav not 1." an.ias to jook at Mr. Liaoola
aa a pollticlafl and partisun. Th__ bo waa. tirat of
?ill and alwaya Ho had pilitical convicti.ms that
'were inen.dic.ible. and th.-y wore wh.dly partnan.
Aa the Kobolii'.ii Irtscanio lorini.Iable the Kopiibl.c.in
nartv bee.uno the party of tho L'nlon; and aa tbe
??u"V of tho Unio-i, witl. IfT. Liaoola at Its boad,
U was, from iirat ta laat, ibaonly BOliticBi argaa
laatiOB in tbo country tbat consisteutlv. porote
tontly a id witboal .lualinciiti'.n of ptirpoae. an.l in
the 0B- encoeMfiilly nml every deiiiiuid of the
onemiaa of the (u.v.n.m.-ut. wu-J-tber r.roH.ored in
(lipl.imatio notea or on tho Held of bat !<-. lio
striiKKlcl lirMi for th*. Uniou. nnd tben for tbe over
throw nf 'l.iv.-ry. .-im tbo mitural. foriiu.lal.le BBOaur
of the l.iion. TaOM were hm toatfl al polincal fei
lowahip, an.l he cuefiillv excln.le.l froin placf ev.'.v
?aa wbo cou.d not bear them. Ue acoeptod IM
?nat aad motri maaifeat laaaon of fr-o _.v. rumetit
-that evtry wiae and TifBtaa* adiiimisti-tion
ronrosonts tlie majority party. aad laat tba B30I
divs of every free couutry aro flwa days when tba
i.iiitr fak.-a and wiol.ls powet by iho Popalai
vi-r.li.-t aul laardaitaelf atawaryotopaaalaottha
:l_aiuita of a aoratiaixiaf aad riforoaaioaaoaitloa.
li,. acoeptod tlm aaooetial trataa tbat a fr<? ?ovorn
ino'.t is a politieal oraaatsatioa, aml tbat tbo
nolitical opmions of thooo entrus.i.d w.t.i IM
admiiiiatratioa. ns t-? whtl tba 0*301 Btaoet ahould
ha and do, aro af mon* ooaaBqaaBca to tho ooontry
tbaa even their kaowledfa ?.f ortbafraphv and
etvinolouv. As 0 0-800*80880 ho ncicpto.l tbo
pro. _Uion tbat -4.1. pla.eof oxaoatirodiaea**
lioo or of oniinent admintttratiua ol powar, aho.ii.i
Im ..c.tiiiii'il by tlM WoodB of tho tioveiinimnt.
TbU n-t hocaaan tbe apoiia boMBSod t.. tbo vn-tors.
but 'for tb.- oaawatodaadaalfleiaatraaaoatbal tbe
cbief ..tbcers ?f stato ar? laatrniiMatalitlM aad
amaoNM by which tbe ____rit_r omm out thcir
prinolplea porfect tbeir Moaaataa, an.l ronder tban
pohev aceeptable t>. Ihaoaaatryi aud nia.. for th
fnitlior raaarni thal la IhacaMoj fallare the Adniia*
ialratlou is withoul 0x8800. Tbo aatii- panuc
poliev of Mr. l.inooln wmtboaataraloniaiawtb
IM ' 1 M a III .'II. 338838-8**** .-.?., --.- -
of lua politieal pnaciph* nia Unpubliean. Ituyugn
tho lutlaoaoB of BxperMoce, hu.I tbo e\eioi ;..i
power thu politleiaa rIpaBod iato tbalautosman j
but tbe i loaa, princtpleB aml ptirpoaoB ?f tba atalaa
iiian. wero ti.o Ideaa, principfoa aad pnrpooMal
ilu- partioan politleiaa. In i>ros.v,'t.tii.g the war lor
tho ri.'.-'ii. i'i thoalapi U.ealaf oaia..0ipattaniof
tii? ai.iv.s. Mr. Liaoola appeared to follow ratlior
than to kad tbo Republioan party. Bnt hwowa
vi.-wa wore man advaneed. oaaally, thaa tboao.ioi
bis pany. aad ht waita.1 pationtij aatl eoaiideatly
for tb>- healthy morotacnM >.i pablic Mnttwcal
which he well k'new wei- iu tho riebt dirartina. tta
man waHov.-r atoM tin- iv ..r coiisist.-ntly tbe tepre
acnutiveol a partj tban waa Mr. Uiaeola, aud hta
?liv;n.)\vli-.kt'.l_{riutll-s-ia.hl.-,ruat.t'.t lu-VMa.li.il. .111.1
.,,.;,.... ol tb.- prlnciplea BBd Bt3-_rai-8 ot tbe
pnlitieal party that l_ repros-ut.-.l; aad. 80coadly,
Li hia ttdeliti iti.-v.rv bourol bia Adatiniatratloa,
?ui.l m I'viv ,[i_i> ..1 .al.::e. allait i to tln-in..'i
plOB, i.|o;.a:i',.! tno.iMir a?.f tho party with *bi<b
in, waa i.lei.tit'.'.l.
To oouteniBlate b.tn as aa hUtorieal perai
it la to I.- aud. tirst of all. tbat Mi. LIbco.b wUm
,,. | \,.,,n atl with ivh.ni: eul.ii.ve.it! BOW .1. .il
wbo can be aa.i itod in faaai with \Va-b:ti_rt..n :
aud it i" bf 88 88888. o.-rtam tbat l.ia tn-ti.ri will
notaasicn U Lli'oola ao oottal plsaa; aadthfa wilb
uul auv ii'iai'ii.-atiou ?.i .1 ?ep .r.ige.." . ' aay way
ol tha fneoiU of tba Fatber of hia Coaatry 1 he
tneaH.il- ol WaBhiaataa'a fama _ fuli i w?tlwi
ii'iiurie. an.l 0V6T81 _l a;-. - "I tbo gl<., BBd
?im..11 ' iill peoplea. >-'i-s:tiir fr.un h*''?ari0ia ?r aeti.i.
*,rv ttide lo .r. lixatioa ?'."??l " mlon, Mr Liaatda
?,ll I..- hailed as tbo Mberator. .
ln all govenitii"-iii *lriu*?lti)? loroxlatence.his
exanple will Im a aaida aad a balp Nelthortbo
aift ol propbecy a. r tbe qoality <>i imaaiu .t ?u la
aoedoi t<i rorecul t:ic steadyirrowthol Liaeolaa
*,,,,-... \; tii.-, . l.ia ..I t.ie twaatioth contur) lha
I'mt'-'l iStalM *ill oontaio oao haaarod andJP'ts
ta twn buadrod millioa bababitaot*. aad Ifrom
one-fonrtb t.-1' ird tba p .pal it;- o '.1 tlj
will t l_?*i BM Ib. Knv'i ai lauirnag-. I " all t li>a>*.
mjmi t" all tii-:r <l> a.oi,.huits, Mr. Lui.'.l.'i vMil l*e
,,,),. ,.i the tbi'-e meit oharaeMr* "f Amcnean
biatory while t>> tb. iaaamb*_-dMtllloaBiil tba
ne >r > raeo, 1 1 tl." i'i.iie.1 -tatoa ln Afrioa. In 8 1.1th
\.iea iii.l in thfl lal.-i.nls ..f ti,. Baa bawilMM
1 ,? ^|.. 1 iu- ire ul all 04-* 0od ?i ov.-iv BBtioa. Hia
,a.,.- aill , . I.-.-- ..' I ai.io.i.l with th-*- k.io'i
1,1 repuMie .0 iaatitulioaa, w.tli tbe expaatiou aod
power ol thfl Kaj..isu-ap__i_B8 raoo, aud w.th tba
,1,,.;,. reapoct BBIoll civili/ali-.u -vi 1 'I ?? it." .<>(
? :,,-, ., 1 ia attra tl ? ln ;?? 1 ?n 1! < '1 n ?? '?
in tbe jb-I.'imi-;i 1*um of pablio attaira, |oal io
policy, 01 liboral aad oaaip>ah8a*4ye la ll_ b?.
..: uwaatitutioaal nnd oxti.i eooatitul ooal powat ?
lt woa bat aa inadeuaaM recofiiition ol lha
efa na Mr aa '. ??? 1 vi. esof Mr.Liocolo tbal
!, t ..- pati ?>'* "f Roiao, whaa ll 1 fraa
tuent from tlie wa>la ol Ueri-iatTulliaa and 1
to tb" 1'reai oni with tbls InBcription: 'I"
rVhraham Liu._lB, PrMidflol i-r tbe ?? uud Ubm ol
tha Aaiarican R-publw, eltieaaa al Robib ?
tiiis Btoue ii"u. _m walia <>t Borriua fal
\a lii.'h thfl ...eui'.i ? of .-a.-li of tboao l.r .
<.i Libort* -ii 1. 1. ? aa-toslaMd Aaaa, 1*63
? _? ia the Bhoiooal triha. Ihal uoald ba ul" iai.1 Iroai
tb? wholo biatory ol Kome. The Saal aad oob^oi
tiit.ui>- t. Mr. Lii.onlii ia v.-t t? bo i.-'i-,. .- i. '?' b
a tlii.lc eity, aoi by tba palrinUof aataxle co
A Kaawll_f8 '?: Bis llffl :u>'l 'li'ii'ti'i h to bo
carri.-'l I.v oivilUatlna Iato ov.-t-. oation and to
c-.i-iv |....;.l". I'n.l-r him.aad larioiy through bia
uid mtluoucB. I- . mi' ii" '? llal larofl "t
tbo Kepahilc Tbe W 11 Mtablishe I oar ;?
Tha poliey ?.f Mr. l,.>.c'.!n. aad thoae wh.
Witil ' ilB, BflCUl- l tho 1810* <<1 Jl'.-te <* 'lit.mal"!,. io
aai .1 .u.oatie aOaii*. PotaeMlaa pow. 1 audejhihlt*
iag 11 t.ee, t'.e Natioa ahotud paraaa a pollojr 31
Pl)0C0 , ,
E.W-T, .liiation and I>aoe: iu tlu-ni ia tlm gtOtt ol
tbe reieaaratfl 1 Uepabl.a
OBOBOR S. HiiLT0/.'.M
A BUILD1N0 IA ///' TOWH Of TITI'L'.
I'AiNriNu -rara iapabbbb ?cbxbby or "iaa
MtKAiM)"?humi. Bf mr BUririCOLTUCS,
u Mr. II.iv.lii wanta tu know it yoti'll kitnll.v
at'-p ujwtaira, a r," 1 ll I ? pat-1 BBBJ I'ttr-d l> >y BTBO ap
1-- u.-.l nl thohundaid Th Btri sta<eduor la auawer to a
card aent bf th. vialtor t.i tue well Uuowii BMM painter.
Up aou.e alxteen nlghl* <>f ataira, wh?v aln.-pt..
pr,..M li.ti ihat af tha mmrti ohoaai Ihatlaltai bUawaa
1.1a xii.ie wln. tvent at a breah-aaeh apaad tm to cx
I'anetiee aud practico. flaatly, ou a lofty platf.inu wna
fimudthe artlat, vrlio, lu 11 I'lliilii.uii. of ralnriit, waa
a;.|.in nll\ BkdBJ,lha ?MaiaBOBI Bf artfft all.:we<l ny tlie
BB?fl i.itm.
" y.iu'll excuae hij- eotnl.li.lii3 palntlnjr and eonveraa
tlon Moi.'t yo'i," BaM tl.o .irtl.it aa ho j-nve anll.llty to
au olaborately t.urut 1 pill.tr witb u akilful avveep ?f a
bcaah. "Tbla hi a halhllBf ta tbo town orTitipu and i
waut to (lolali lt ntl thia week notliat I cau 00*111 oil
JuUet't houae for Mary An loraon'a MBMB. I 1111 .i'r.iil
the paatt'htidfa, a* ahol Bi ?tand ou u a__a_, ia _nt
(jult ? tlie ifc>t Jiouit of view frotu walcb lo J.i'Ige of a
?Mara, ti-it if you taaM oaly iaa the bbbm i am at work ou
I tiilnk you woull Bgraa witli tue th.it It la botli uoi.-l,
artiatlean.l ??llectlto. Mr. Imtl Uaa taken ttie irroatoat
pitiii.i on bl(t part to iu ike tbo aeo.uery of " Tha BttBaBa "
aa c-irr.-ct ut poaaliilo. uud I liopo I b?vo MI BOBbMBb
my al.areof tt. It la ct.lelly of an arol.lteotiirui nat'i.e
u.i.l .-orroetneaa lu archltoct.ire. 1 au. hor.y to aay,
la more boi.ored ln tiio hri-.acb tbau tro obsorvua.o
by tha jretieralliy of Boene-ii.tltitura. It la u ll'.tlo w.tak
neaa of my owo, Uuvrever, aud I liitva lu aonio uieaaiire
aJiaudonod B'-'-nn ii.ilndiit for arclilleouiral drawlng.
Now thia aoene U p.ltited prini.irilf from it water ool >r
ak.'leli nii.1.- by 0110 of tlie beat kuo -11 I/ondon arciil*
leon. From thia the aoene pUti la m.tle atid the acone
liulit, for witli tbo oxcoptiou of oue Uatdrop the wbole
aoene la oofiHtruoted, l.ullt up ua lt were. For the detalla
of tbe work I have drawn Im j-oly on thii aiook of J?pa
oeao pUotoj-raphs *ent BM by a .wall-knowu New-Yorkcr
wbo 11 a Japauoae enthualait.
" ou'lui- to the pocullar oaaraeter of Japaneae art tho
ainouiit of work tnado iiecowtary U aoiuethlug extraor
itlnary. Tlie uaual ruthur alap daah Blylo of paintltii*
la aii ImpoMlMlit! und tuo iiiiuutoiioaa of <lt-lill rciiiir.-tl
baa a.l'li-tl tou fofl to tbe utlior of palnlluj-. Wliut la
i.e pitlntlugt Well. I caiitld talk to you
ll... |.f.i.-.--a u( aeoi..
uiuiitlisni-out ltaud tuen havo ouly btignu to touol.
ui... 11 tn.-trlika of the trade.' liaaenllally, however,
Kc.ii.- paliilliii'li eialeniper-paliiiliijr ..r eilantnliilutr, U?
uae u wori irotierallv tindoraUioi). Tbe dry powdor Mlai
arealiji-dy inlzed witli mawor glue aud wuter and aro
cot.ke.iueutly eutlreiy ouai-uo. All etranaparcul ettc-ta
tuerefoioare.ii.talii.-d hy irl.-.kery. ai ll wero. thoi.KU
ot-e-aionully we gla*. oue oilor witb another. Tlila la my
ntilelt-,," and Mr. Il-twloy pollited to a lonjr UiIiIb dlt Ide.l
Iuto 11 aetle* of M-M lu aaM of wlil.b waa it pa-ity u.uaa
of oolor ? My bruahea art ordluary atlU uilalle ouna a.ul
uiy eaael la before you," and lie jminied to the aoetio ou
whlch Ue wua ut work. Tbe canvita hung friin 11 r.iller
overh.-ad au-l ant-.or.ilng t? hla ilireel|oua au aailHtant
luiaod or loworod lt. ? It la ple.iamt oii.ni-li w;n .,"
?ontlnued tbeartlit, " but ln we?ther llltt thia. I aome
ti.i.ea wlab we could iw aoiuethlmr olae liut gluu at.iug.
It gete ratlier loo ' high ' to lie | leaiotiit."
Tho Maniuirt af Cbatlmoadalaj diis baaa com
iHSlled liy iiovorty tJ aell bla e.ttule lu Norfolk, Mnglaml.
We aro IBIMI jfl.t'l of thia Tlie .rtun*uia la a llrluu Ile.
Ile KuliHcrlbei hlmaolf ('lioltnoudoltiy while all hla
n^ti/hhors agree ln eallliig blui Chumloy. -[Butlalo
Kxpcaaa,
" 118 aho Olaali m TiaaaStaala my Pajaa."
Atiierleai.iia.-" We taku our drink- atanilln0.
aud we tako 'cm illek and rlght away. I
jnjoKH wo do uot loltei aa you dew ln thia darned
alow. old pirkled-out akefolon of a country.
iiritantileui "(.h. you do-do yout Well. lt abowa
rou ntn't on for lounj-ini*, anybow. But I dou t
Jco wtit yoa net*l hurrjr up ao tuueb; you uilgbienloy
to-ir.trinka bu." Ai.iei1cat.UB. -" I gueaa, ilra-am-er,
. -.- ..:, a BOBf |>'4.|.ie. aud wodetv cet turougb oue Jrluk
h.n.i1 i-UBa- -" **- ''"* l"1 r.--d? for anotbar, aure-1/. ?
IFua,
MR. FORSTE&
EUS REVOI/T AOAINST T11E CAUCU8-HIS
OftATORY-HIS CAREER
rmOM TB_ ?-OCL_.R 4XU_4K8rO*4I)B14T ur mr. -r-BBBJBJ
Londom, Augtist 8.
Among the worst things that can ho aaid of tho
Caucus in Eugland ia that it trios to banish indo
pendenoe from pnblio llfe. It ba8 declarod war, for
examplo. on Mr. Foretor, who, ainong hving
English statesmen, If. one ofthe most mdependent,
as he ta ono of tho most Liberal in tbo best aonse of
theword Ho hai boon for nearly a t|uartor of a
centurynroprescutiitivo of Krndford iiithollmso
of Commons. Ho has hoon a great tiguro th.-re and
boforo tho countrv at large. Ilo has beeu a Cabinet
Minister. Some of tho most houoiioont roformuln
thii ItlBBUllriB aro id-ntilio.i with hia BBBM. Tho
mostbonolicoiitof aU, the Educatinn Aet of T870.
waa bll work. Few men havo done no nui'h for
Liberalism or aro to day bcttcr cxponcntu of the
causo which bears tlnt name. or likely to bo hetter
aervaute of it, Yet he ia ostrac.od by tbo ta-MUaO
Llbcrul iMoalBtlaa af liradf-rd. Under tl.o now
Frauchiao Aet, Iiradford is ?pht uo int<> dtvisions.
and Mr. Fortdor cuu imvor awain bo member bf tlm
'.vl.ole bor.imih. Ho haa to Bhf good-hy to tho con
Hflt.i.'i..y wliioh BM stood hy him thnmgli tivo and
twenty ye.ira. In ..rdor to render MBM accutit to
them of his long *tew irdahip, ho asked tho Liberal
Aa.100iati.1n tn Btiiiirnoii, intlie usual way. anieotmg
of tliol.il.eial el.-i-ti.i'si.f tlie town. Thoy rofusot ?
The refusal NaBBa to mo an aet of pctty smtefnl
noa. of whi.-h they will aome day bf b-nrtily
aahaMOd) an aet which illuatrates aud .?.u.d.-mii'i
thospirit ir.-vhi.ii tho Caucus isBaw>TB__8i. II
r.i'.il.lhavo no oth.r rosiilt thnn to LatpoMOB Mr.
Forster the duty Bl Balllaf tOf -th-r hia own BMOC
Ing. Fveti the littlo politicians wbo rompoao ttii*
lt....i ro.iid ii.-t imagine they would M
all.iwe.ltosta.id bctiA.'-'i. th-' p- .pl- Of Ihalf".'
.,,,1 tl.o meiiilwr for Ura.lford. Thoy c.uld anrmy.
They rouid BOt ambanBM, And M BB N.tuMay
HM ?*-,<;;)(> ei!i/.c.ia ?'f ?h?a great YorUshiro town
MMMBhBJ to baai tl.o fnrowoll .petxh of their
npiBMnl '.tivo.
Mr. Forater oft'ti a.ivs of hitiiH.|f tbat he ia no
,., t .; ? baa, ll may bo. laol aaaaaal th?
nrt which fOM lo tlm inu-t liuih- 1 n il"iy. but the
b-wt of them ar.- riaBB-Bttf laifllBBIfB, tt *J
evidci.t that Um aawBtka. Ibbbb-thaaaeraft af ln*
owu strengtb, Ro ia well ndvia.d m puttiii. aauto
tho artiticea by wb.'b the rlietorn iau ao.-ka to
. ?:o?r...iiv;i..o. Thia aataratBOMat tnunmr
:, iM.ith all ti..- aaekaasad trioks af taa araOa.
*-,..,niicitv aud -JTMlPMl ?.f laateh BM .I'lilitiei
v,!|.,li iv.il n v.r I" o tli.-ir fur. e with au Kn-ltah
aii.lioii.-o. or an Aiiiori.ui either. bOOl ' Baai Oi
,:,.;.,,, mii,.,!. it ;t thiiu which many a at_et-MM
taaakM atr.ves nrtiir In vain. To Mr. F-irst-r it
cotnes without olh-rt. Iu vigur noho.ly eXMllblat,
MeHiidoi hiniaeli ou Satuiday. BBBra ?-! iaf ically.
tharata Mtnallfi lalhaalddof v-t aadatrinaflffat
l.-it la tho nid'uis'i. It is MtoalahJBi t-i ba raatla-ad
thal Mr. 1'i.ritei M nuir-r aevoi.iy than ei-tv yi-a"
o!d.
I!.-ha.'il.'larod tho aor.-t. or ono a-otetof tn*1
?taaagth m ? iIbImibbb [a eariy Btanh i "'? b - ""
v.aa t.it'.er B-lll il v : h? bad timo to to id ai.d tt)
thitik. aad h<> tbaa wmo-thoat aolltlaal oplBkaa.
wbiih ba bM BBBBl b-b1 1 ,at t A.-..I', iiv.'veara m
?daaaatlBg rbMoarodaT- wkaa aaafto t<:i you
thal co'ivi-'ttona are MBarttaaM aud pr.ii'.'i'il.". at a
dkeOBBt, ;.:id ttwOJ iM.ttit to ah in.i-' I ? BBfV ? of
-raoaf "?"?'???? '? l ""''.la.whatfalaal aadfarln
poht,.-. arltboal aithar. Ba< if 8 thlaataTalaabla
,, pratwrtiofl t.. Ita rarity, tbsmaa vha bM ball
.loea wol! to Bl_B| tO them. II. . Bfafl
; ,? nittt-ra (il policy. tli.? nd" "I "iu..'?- '
w.irth all tha r.-t. aaid bf limwrity I do ool aaaaa
theaineoritf bara af lha bmb-hbI, la I." ?? i"'1
bj adla>i?BlstaoBYit) IhaaaSB. UaaVtaM BailBaraBM
; icl vii-w. ia stiilaro. oiiim...i.l ttMMlBtaapab
'Thaa'ai i m umrr." ncc i*t.- -i aal .
-.,.. |'.i_,!f,.rd .'iiidiot..'.' Th- chafgehMbMn
hoird bofom I' .1 a'-t (roui tbe daya when Mr.
FonitT OBgorw- lb I' ?? '?'*' b>' 8?"
, n ... iiaaa ,..-, . .1 t-. tht Cbareh la tlie
r,.in.-.ti..'. Aet. Mr. i MB-bariaia, BB ? the
b.tt.Tci entas "f Mr r.i->(er aml atill boetita lo
? ?,,,_ ;, , ? r to tl.at alata rh ir_-.
which wa, of htaowo ' I Nl' Chamb
j.r.iuoiiu..'l tl." E-laaatioa Ael the i
tatireMbtavatroat ol lha aa_aratl-M Mr I
pjodoatlj _af> ba bM bad ? - ?i l-baa ba
,!.-,..r-.-.-l (|o bM Ind BBB. It * ?_ld BBM l""'?
,!,?,,- -,v,thoBl biat-ba aafa ths-fh aal qall
. i||| it vto-.ild havo i,.i .1.
to tralh
S',, bh aaa Mf bow aaaaarooa latalMmaaia
Itoloohiato th- fui.'.ro. Uadooblodlj Mi
F-:ata-r B.i-.v li.. i-'..il 1 a.'lrt^o ln t!u> ciiutioa
OMaiaa; la !tha boraufho II badalraady obbm Hi
kn. w aa arall m aafbodf tbo aaai i I ?! M
ext-n.t t firaueblM wilhoBl aJaeatloa. Ifhahad
, ...? al lb" l-d'i' at, .:. \ *. ri
l-7il bf tt-BfJ ctiCeiaiotM for W itH ll !?
led, who ein Ukf whou anv au. !l Mi **. 'i'l
i.avo i... ..ni" la? I Bal i.'t. i" ?IbpbbI,
au.l tho if.--:-r..*i .ii iBOB C4MBlBf to a to.ich.il.lo
tgo haa ui----'. '" ii a.'.oil aad ladi tb- ballol
ui Ita haad alfltoal bafaia Iba ?palliaf book. rbo
,.r.>i".rti..ii ?>f ti'i-'du- ato.i ratan at-noag lb
?iUioai j.. t ?? ? ? btaod aaa i .t bo oomi i ? I
eiaetlf. bal lak-oara ta ba Eot-tklabU, foara?a?l
atill atapM bafoN IhaaVla i ? lot aaa barolta
-;... u lt lt Bad th' i.i I.i I-II1-. what BTOald
haoa Hw p.-.i-i.-ot m Baglaail Taafafata
m."it <-f tn - i-'trv '.viil I I iv- b. la lb
?, joraal i >? II '*< Mr. Foratof-i ?aril ta bata
preveiil.xl this in :> ul tMiio ; to has- m >d : ?? I t'?
eooditioai .ni'l.-i which bu l ' I ?bBB "-i-"'.
but (or hiiu ?A-'.uid havo aeaadad t<i bowm. ttwlll
bou iMtiagalalai ??') Ubi 8Failla4aal Baglaa4 and
ou-e MM -aaUfBltJ "' I 4-ti.ii haa fBMSd away. lt ia
? ciaiin arhtah all Bagiaad will roeogBlaa Mr.
l'nrat.-r hlm- If 4-M BM ?BBO it. t(o |i_aaoa ..v-r
Ihe rt'ib'i-" 1 ln thr.ir.four a^lltem-ea. Hut Im Wlll
l.iae aathiag. bj Ihal
No iii'it" wiil bo forfeit any part of liia claim on
ns for wli.it h? d.d ln our bahall dirtug tbo
Kehr'ilion liHcauan 00 ___0* it with otlmi*., -uith
Mr. Bflfbt un.l Mr. C.bdon aud w.th tho gfaai
aerthflta i ..iiatitiie-Ki' s in Bagtaad aad u.o Eafliah
werfciBEaMa TIm 0mm ls t__w of Mr. .sroto*1
witb roi.-rotiori t.? bo'i-'liobl aiiil'r.ure: tlm io|..nu
was uot 4*0 00 biui 0? li.sivelv. or 080*880 BM_aly,
but bis ahar? In it was a largo one. Th.-n eo.s
Ir.laiil I know how ua'ilesH it is ai preaent to aslt
Irisliu.en to <!<> jiHtico to Mr. Knr.t'ii's 0__h__0 la
their lu-half. Hl*33*80 aud all olher voicca will be
drowaad iu orlea of 800*0*08 and b.iokshi.t, Ilut
wbeu tlm-* bavn died away it will riunain tnm that
to Mr. Foi-tQ-08_fcaTt8."i-r -V? In amat de_rr??) tho
aocuriiii. 00 the In-.li ,t..*iiant tbat lixity of 8*18*1
wh.cl. was oim of tlio tluni{a tbo Irlsb t.-nant 00801
caro.l for. I'.-rliai.s v?u will not rofu.o to ro nl wbat
Mr. Korsi.r hiuisell says of tlm 00800 of tluntrs that
lodap to i:.)o.."'.n : "I waa in Ireland to am. that
men wero not jiiiir.lerod, to aeo tbat they were not
ralasd be***** they did wbat waa right. to see
that tiicv wen: allowod to earn tlm.r iiving without
l8t08-00*0_8 by otlmrH." The _ aro not very inhuina..
obj.u-ts, but tlm power to accouipliah tbo.ii was
ivuiitmg till tho llrat C'oercion Aet had been pasand
Thaa Mkrarad Um long d.ml botw.-.u. Mr. Patatat
and Mr. 1*81*8II which ended with the arr.ist of tlm
lattor and l_8 l.r.-ak up of tho 888700 of tlm Land
l_ug.m. I'orl.ap-i I havo qimtod beforo what I
heard aaid I.y a man wbo know In-latul HlOfBafhl/,
?that if Mr. Forator had uot lock.-d up Mr. 1'anmll
:n Kilinainbam .lail. Mr. I'arnell would noou havo
lock.-d up Mr. Forst.-r.
You know why Mr. Korst.-r resign.-d tbo (,'l.irf
Hecrotaryshlp for Ireland. If b" had been tbo
Hallfax aome timii call him.be would havo stay.d
iu oiico. and whnu he waa out ho would havo
trl.uined hls aails tu any breeee tbat woulJ havo
otrriai'. haa back la tlm ObbI*0_ Hut tlm ery
ug* ust him in tho Itr.idford Caae** nnd 0_88_MC0
is that ho will not blunlly follow th- party le.i.l.-r.
He haa tak.-n an iudui-ndoat line on various qnes
tions. He haa eonsure.l the Kgvptiun poliry, or no
policy, of tho late (.ovornumnt; tlm policy, aa
(Jor.lon called it. of a l*g driflini; out to ao i. He
atill conaurca it The chanc-s in tl.e new divisiou of
Bradlord for wblch Im is to stand aro, they aay.
against him, hut not for that io** _M bat.- a i?t of
htaatruitfhtforwarilneas iu 888S0ia| vviiat b.- Ibinks
wroug. It would be .-aay tor luui t?i mako bia
Ooace with the Uradfurd Laucua. They a u ?>"?-.
hltn at tho. time when he yoted to cenaare the Qov
erniuout, aud they ar ? doing what thoy can now to
turn him ..i.t of Brat'foril. But Mr. Forater neither
retracta nor apologuea. Ho rcstates tho caae
against tho _______ tlBvemnient without uittor*
Bflffl bnt witb u.iiiiiawi-rahlo f..r..-.
Nor does ho protuiso to be uioro amonable to
discipliiie for tlm fiituro. Ho decliuca to wnIR
nn.l.r Lord Koeebery'a umbrella whetber Mr.
Oladatoaoer'BBjbedy olM holdsit. Thero is tnia
about iimurellna, Im ob.servea, that if tlmy are ao
vorv big aa that would havo to bc, they como liown
before your eyes an l you do not 0M wh.rc>yoii aro
going. ? Amll miist speak out/' addahe; ?I bave
not such conlhloiico iu Mr. Oladatoues forolgu
poiiay tbat I can 11nrt.rt.1ke to follow him wborever
helead.s." Uu most poliita of what is eupposert to
ho tlm Libnral programme for the futura, Mr.
l'?.rst.-r is al 1.110 with tl.e party aud will moMM M
work with tho party. Ilut 00 vvo'l knowa thongli
ho does uot say ao, tbat it ia h.a duty t<? lead ns well
aa Ml.iw ; tn 'stato bis ennvictions freely, to try to
make th.nu tho convictions of bis fellow-Liboi.Us
Ho ia gratoftilt*. Ura.lt'ord for ita l.ng aupport.
? Afaia I Mutiik v?.ti." Im savs. " aaa I thank you lor
tUia nioro Uiau for aiiythins: olso, that for tlio long
time I havo been y??ir n.oml.er, I have not D86B
your mero delogate. not your mcro mouthpioee. but
your repreaentattve, doing what I thought to bfl
rigbt; aud upou no other OOOditlOO vvill 1 aorveyoii
in tbe lutiire." Tbut in an expro-ision of tho MM
an.l hiirhi-st aad ?__ hoi.or.il.li: apirit iu the public
lito ol Kn..l;i.i.l.
You hear m_iolii.ii_.ti. ou tho ono han.l. and 0pejia*
lative puiiliciataon tho other. complaiu that. Mr.
K?.,.'<?_? is hroakiug ap the Liberal party. Nnthit.g
could bo more alutird. Tlm Lil.erul party iu
Eaglaad wdlceaaa lo be Liberal when it ls oea
tn.llo.l by iho lo.'iil 88888*308 WBOM OB0 MM8 M
Lil.r-ralibin is obedleaee to tbobabasU of Dumlac*
hain. lt haa alvvays hitli.-rto MlMalad aud
8B0e*ia*-d iii.lep.-n.l.-i.c-. it ambraoM many
aoetioa aml ihinaa ?>f opinion. Its bold upon tho
people is .iu.. t?. tbo broadtbaad iioxii.ihtv ef Im
orgutii/.atio'.i. Narrovv it aml iiiuke it um chauiciil.
aml you will soon aee tho limita of its power.
G. w. 8.
IHE PASAHA r.i.\.l_.
SIQN8THAT THK BCHHMK IS OM ITS LAil
LE03.
[in .via MBUBtl dOB880rO3l.0B- 08 me TBtRi:*a*K.l
ClLOB, Aag. L-I 0M tb.it at a meeting ot' tlm
st... kli.ild MBof the l'.i".a:i.a('anai recontly held in
I'.u;a oa! iBB*jal_*l ladhrldaal aaiei to Bteeeeoaa
ttfOoUgatiea of tlio iiiaiui'T iu which tbo stock
lioldem' nmney haa 0808 ap.nt. Ho was qatokly
aml ello-tii.iliy Biiilbhcd. Ii. howcvoi. tln- Bt* !.
hulder with an .miiiinng tnn. of iiuiul vvill viait
tho lathmus he will 008* M'O whero his money has
->ne. Diminoil into a big trenc'.i ln tho grontid t
Not a bitof li He Will 0M it tratismuted itit.i tbo
titio villivs of the _0M0?0_ 80-8-088, tlm ba** i<He
eicavat-.r aml dr.'-lg.-s, tlm lolling stoek loaimd ta
ti,.- l'aiia-n i Baltaoad, th* Bae taraeati aad UvottM
?f Um DireotofOoecrai, Hm haadooaM oAom 01
i'aii.uaa. am) tbo talar.01 of an army of elarkaaad
enployoa He imitt-r how tho work ou tho caual
! . ?*.. im BMMSf how liiucli iii'iu.-y ia vv.iutod, llm
. ntti'u (in-rii bogitis, paiadoxioally al Um bottom.
"CoBpea," Miid au Ainencin ..ii the L_tbma0
re.etitl.y. "iievor bniit the I'.u.am.i ILilIro:.., nnd
tii.-v eaa aevat baikl Hm Paaaiaa CaaaL*- The
i-;ii..bm Bailroad was bailt in tbo faoo of great
ubalailoa. hat obetaolw whleh had boen eatafal ly
....lai-lun-.l aad provided >". in Um pians ABtarteaa
eeorfypaahod it loa oaoceaofaloaMpleHoa. 0_
I'aaaaaa Caaal aSbrda tho taoat atartliapj oxatnple
tbawertd -raroawol 0a BotorpriM ptaoBBdiato
it proper ooaatdaralioB 0I Hm abataekate
ba oret-oatfl aad ef lha wehlaae e?pe_od_ai* ef
rwith ii" ?deqaata __?_. BiaeetheSeath
labbM tii.-to b*0 ""t beae .myth.ng aaafeaeh
iag .1 paralleL Hm aa.>? Hu eld ( """* a*
I...*.;.. la tli>- 80MB tlio maiiag-rs ef 1*8 08881
acb iii-ii*'-'t? ooajan by. -oadtaaad do L?-r?.-pa:
V t .-.orywi! ???: > :i tim ouginea, on Ui
i*...n. ..ti tb- ili> '.-''? I-?-*t even thal naiim
-1 11 - . ^'?r iii l'.uts. aad aew Hm
* .Iriv.-u to tlm laat r.'sort of a
, i?, i.n u io ptelaag la* __** I
., ? . ii.-..- tii.it tha " j.-f le aa,"
it all tbo BlfmM "I Iho eaiial oillc.fsU to
i.......u.; il m .11 he u ? .?
ln I'anama am th ? U. _ ol tlm eanaj cotapaoir.
\ |?rge butld ? oo thu llaaa
i r,.,ii.ii i.i iii.ei witb aa an.iy <>f _aoraa,all
boariua in-'i" touortiug litlea Btaa tbe oh .
, | de ;i<iiato.l aa tbe " koeper
,i ^rchivca." rhera ..ro uaifonaa aml l.vcnoa,
.. an i iniaii-. i. it, daal uocaaaL
1 i.i-.u im- ii.-:ii. it. ..1 riil.-iii llalboa (aol " stont
WB0O
- All hla mrn
i .? .-.. n ..t iar altti a -ilrt eut:
- , , , . -. I>,ri.-ii. '
ji..',n. au untit raaa Um eoaraa ..f Um
i two iiMiiiit.uns. Hete 11
II ivi.ei. tbo deepaMeal will bava t.?
i.j.i.i.- rboi laaal obaorTor woold oxclaim oa
tb.s i...nit: " Here, Mitaioly,
ii a pl i< >? .. baffl diaBiua baa - ou doaa ' He *>?< a ?u
. | ot trrall e.irth llil.lg hlgh,
.?..,.,. ibe otbar Ho haaajiaoa Ihal bo is
st , ?(?, . ,t tbfl hottoio >>i .ii iiiin."i)v< cut. Iu
Hug iielwooB tw? lull-* tho aidaa
.. rra ? -i bo Ihal Iba oarth
wonld aot-illda into tho hypotboUeal eaaei to oo
hnill m tha 08bJuactiTo iuf.ro. Kaararkataay
importauce baa beea daao aa tha Calebra aoctiun
a, iPit? .i iu 1 - ..iniK phot-grapba aad rooe-oolorod
a I .uu I'.l'l thal ilio l.orings on this BOOt
,,,,',, ,!,:,. Motion i ealed ao largaaa aatoaatof
, ,t th toflii i_la oi iho caaal
,.,,., .,,,.i'l th. haaii t.< bwak tbeMd Uflwa
,,, t -.nr.ll .nni thfl aljekhold- rs iu
iiartieiilar. L. (t">t, Hm aeaareei of uli tho
. !iin*..t ;.io c.t.iii . i.urso. prepared by
. my. are inui b iioeationed.
I . . .... ni my au is thal theeudoltlm canal
?.... .,?. .. approaehina. i'ba ntouoy (naa Hm
loitrry u.aj protoo* ila lif*. bat aai f?.r u long
l.wn tltf I a "> "? s'" " '? Hrrtild, a paper
,i'. n?i,.,i i, tho ini.-i.-ii ..i tba eaaal eoBpaay,
vrutaied i" raiaark tl"' uthar daj : " Aa wo taku u.
!.,,. I,,,. of j,r j.ar.iti.iii n paat* Let ae oow baffl
loiufl a rk "i eoaraa there la a pooaibllitjrtbat
tbeCBi.al )v.ll bfl cuipi. le 1. I lio lottery 0eb338B
naj briagaaothar ^IJO.UKW.OOJ iato the baatleol
tba . ,i n;..i.i.. and wiiii thu tha* may make eaougb
_,|, ,n1(j i.i mdOl ? luliile goiieiMti"tn t.i tl.r.iw their
iroi.iro inii. iim ooaipauy'< oolfoia. Aa oagiBoer
niv ba i."Hi whoeao laveal 0 piao ior __ati-ilinj_
too ( .i..-'?-. iii'i tbe ro. ila "i Uetoera aad lha
a.nnl. ..I i.;i.i.l>..a UI.IV Inan-i pU-93 BBCB la tho
vlMnii ..t t 10 l ri't.i li enthiiai i-t ii l.o h .ui ..nl. ..il ni
tn.. .iii.i i ..uii'iui. Hut aoBMbow, altar a thorl
ati.y ..ii li.o iH.'tiii.'is. h" pi.'ie.'s l<> letuo to I'ans,
whero lio i .iu await in aimple luxury tbo lullilmeut
of tlili Viaiou. _ _>
TBM FOMMUMO UA -/> OMENADMM,
nar*_aaaao-i now m BoraaaTATooBOOAWa
Ki.i.ri:.:.
The Hiin.i.tli Ililicriu.iit Qa_Bftaa_-M_M af a very
>oiliiK BBB i.-?|?-r al ouo af tlie 00*38*3 tlov.itcil MallaM
broailened luto Iho luoal einplialio grlu .-a Iie aUrle.l to
Blaat wiili a frieiolly paaa.-ugur wlio waa - ailing lor a
traln.
?? y.-r Juat iniKlit to aoc tlio fun wltli ttiom l.ottlea," gul.l
he, (.o.utliu to llie Ibree botlhiH of BM 0B_8ga_hla?
llu'l.l tli.it haaa In tlie 8*8*38, " 07*08 tn.-y llrat put 'era
aa yar'il 0800 Uio.ighl folka cmildn't rca.1 niitl.in. 'JfoM
wi.ii.iu lool oul her apoos ouo <lay a.d luoked al 'eni
in fi um aud nn.* ai.lo it.it t'oliior al.le .nni up ai.a ilown.
aml k..|.t a li__n_tnt tlie println' tlll yuu'd tii.nk sBe
kaowad iti.y ii.uii, aad thaa _i*- 08BM8V8r to mo luuo
eoal *a mi.* t.B<l aaya, ' V...in_: iii.m, wliafB lll ttliiae bot
ti*ar ?lntu'i kin.w, ni.ini,' aaya I (iliat's uo lar. y?r
know, 83VM to kuow ii. lllll. ig wlieli pcopm Mll UM)
? Kiiiiaa tliey'ro for tlre.' ' Firo,' auya hbc, ? wU.-io'a tue
fli.f auUbUo l?t am-ii a acre.obl tboiight 'twaaaeu
ulne, aml Uollercd ' Clty Hall traiu' beforo I
SoulJ tlnnk. I tell you l luui a tlina fore
I coiilii Hfi lUat old woiuau .jnlet 'uoiigli to get hor ou
Tbe waitlnj. paaarngnr luui ahown 4888 o.' great Inter
88j an.l tbo yoang uiau, wlio was eviJ.-i.tly 8 natlvo of
lha I'li.rlli Ward. leaucii back. put bla 08800 IB bla
piirU.-t. .-.? k.-il nut) .-ye um 1 oifutiiiuoil: "Hut yorougnt
{? *i -.ii tbe leaaparaasa i.loke. He inulu'i ao oye-algiit t)
? pcik on, but Ue liad a l.-l o" Imi ka iiuiler bla anua. Ho
l.i.ik.-.1 at tlioni bi.lllaa auJ nu.at talotB-L. Sayt lio to me
inal llko tlio i.I.I 8. BM ui ajj * Iie ' ?? luil'a lu tb.-.n Ix.t
t,r, I u.-il yor Imt yer lifn I waa ..8 to biui. Haya 1, ' I
eiiiiiint tell 0 Ue, BBB*. BBtt- wblakoy. Well
l'ui l.lo-cd lf tbat old lollow .lliln t lak..
lt all lu -a. if wblak y lookeil tbat way ?(UM
giM-iik.-r'a look of iliaiiu-t vsa.1 iialiiful). "The teuii-.
uiice uiau (uat pul up bla handa. liko aouieboily was
niltt' ? -lui'.t lilin. ."il uil bla iraoka loll dOWB uud blow
ovei tln aiKinm. 'I li.ivo ti.-ur.i,' aaya lic, '.iflbeovll
waya ..r tln. .uy, l.ui to put ti-inpta.,iiu lu tlie reai b of
tlio ihoaaaada aaa aash u> ibin pubi.o pia.-.) ia uwfui.
Vn.in.'u.au, I bopfl you nev. -r iliink.' ? N.v.i/ a.iyt I,
tl.li.ktiiK I.*- unjlit uive inn a qaartor. Imt Uo ilnln I. Ilo
kept louk.ti;,' a. tlioni lioltloa tlll I moat Ml aorry for
l.iin ne -i-oin.-.1 ao bri.ko ..p."
Tl.e qolsalool l*">k was 033830 ou tlio young
gaiakecpe.a faoo a* he prepared f?r a
new atlack ou tho cr.ilullty of Uim uuiin.ve.1
nil.lltor. " Tlio fuuiil.at of aii 8 ia laat Blfht. ^oiiug
follaiei.nio up tlie Btalia wltb auch a InaU of WBtaBejr
88381* he oooJda'l inu-iily walk. Vouitiii to aaaa imu
gel bia ehaaaal l"?k lilm llfteon lulnutoa, 'causo ho
went tlin.iuli uvory pochOl '0081 If0 ttOBM 'MM ?*>
found lou centa. Tlioii Iie ooiiioout on tlio pl.itforin un.l
w.mt..l to lle .l?wii uu lha IU.tr. 'M..I..U, )?iiii? f.-llor,
mii. i. .mi.1 i i.-.uira imu aaia a paat Tlie lif-itjual tup*
licni-a to Blituo ou tliuin biitllea wlian lio lookeU
up. Away he wout rli:ht for 'eni, .uyiug,
' Alwaya k.-ep tlie bottle lian.ly
Nev-i-r put ll oul of atgiit'
Juat oa natural as cver I?I iiu-an any oue, cv< r >li?l. Bl
-iniler hta^itrriHl agtu lh? wall au.l nut up l.ti l.aii.l to
k'lt n i-i lle, Init bla liaml W08I all over iiueertal.l 1188.
> Ulai'BM a drinl.,' aaya lio. ?Y.iu've li.nl enouuli. aaya
1 iiiiu.iiii-' i.xlit Im'IiiuI b.in. 'ill.u'.uo a .IriBk, sayt
Ue aglu, aud taai Uoh i... aaaaal ou toone of tnain
b-.u..-*, .m.i I li.t io p.H I'l"' ou*. au.l iul hlin ln th.
uexi t Ib. ltoie'4 your traln, air, ? uouih Kwrry iraln.
II... .-ii i uot a I4.au* about yuU, Uuva i_l XUauk ?*,
A CLEVER W0__AN.
"JULlETTE LAMHKK" AT IJ011E.
COLONBL LOXG D-SCKIBKS TIIB SALOX OB MADAME
KD.MO.VI> AJ'IM.
Cotyriaht, 1H8J.
In the presenee of tho oruel eventa of tho Frenoh
Rovolution Madaiuod-Staol'B domooraoy reoei-ed
a shook which dispcllcd tuauyof tho lllusions which
had been aet up im tho l'u i.ie.a ,in the aaloua of
Madame Nockor au.l Madatno de Stael. It cannot
be doubtod that tho horrors of the Commnne may
ha*"*. moderatod 111 much the same way tho Demo
cratio ideaa of Madame Adam. There is, however,
no outward Bigti of tiii-., for ahe ia still the samo
ardont Domocrat as when shoulder to shouldor
with Oatnbetta tbey pa&sed through the dark hours
of tho Kopublio. Ac thia moment sho is the most
distttigtiisliod woman in Paris. May wo not say iu
till tho world T for il _88 beon said of hor by a
distinguished writor: " Fllo u'ost pas seulonicut la
tafluaa la plus veritablomeut et la plu4i completo
ment romarquablo du Paris. Mais qu'elle eu est
aus.-d la me.liouro."
JaUelto Lamber, m.iiden name for whioh Madamo
Ailaiii uttll retaius u coquettiBli fanoy and which shu
alivayj suliscribos to hor works, was born at Vor
berto. in Picardy. in lha nrnvidis'oinoiit of Senlis,
iu tho yoar?well, I shnll save mysolf the iudiscio
tioti |a t-ay. for in Fr.itico wi.'iiui has BO ago aud
ccrtainly Juliotte Lanibcr, were it uot for a fow
silvor threads in Iut It.tir. Bkifbl easl'.v bo s-t down
ae scuri-ely thirty atthaatb she must he much u)oro.
Sho faaaai tho groater part of hor childhood nt
Cliauny ln tho Dcpartuioiit of tho Aisne, wliero her
father piaetisod niodi-iiie. In 1-4-J2 sho was sent to
CaaaMoa aaaaaalaf _a_m nligbt ahaaal atlection.
I'r.mi tho elotidy, leadeti skies of Picardy to the
hrigiit laaahlaa of tha Wadilati a*iiaa was a trausi
lum whioh had a BMUr-Od Btaat uiion tho spiriU of
Mlio. Laaihaf. Bhehad already publisbed in lrt.-SH
a work BBtitlod, *' Les idoes atiti-i'r4j_dboiintennoB
sur rainoiir, la fotu uo ?t le marlage" (" 14888 antl
Proudboniiteii upon Love, YVouiari and .Marriago"),
b.'iug a l iiiragouiia aad spiritual roply to tiio brutal
lhaaftaa af tha celebrated poiemist; subsequently,
"I.a P.-tpante dans 11 (Juestiim Italieiine, et Oari
lutidi, hi vie ifaatia ia aaas?aaaai inodits"
.?? Paaaaf la tho llaltaa Qaaattaa, anl Oaribaldi,
his l.ifo irom lTnpiiblin!ie.l Doctiin-ntB"). In lHtlO
J-ilieito Lauibor had etiteretl iu roal earuest the
.him un nf ltteraturo. u Mou Villag.*." ia a faithful
aud oiiguial tabloau of custotn--. projndicB and tho
littk- pa-siona, joys and BHU8 of a village; to whioh
is atlded by tho author a noto which shows tbe
il.-i.th of hor idiilo.aophy. In the came year
?apaarafl ? La JfaadBiia.*' ? humoriatio voyage
through I'aris, and lillo.l with I'arni an idoas aud
fafartaa ? I.oa Kei ita d'tmo pavsaune.'' which
tuiloivod, i-i .i eollection ot rustic pooius iuspired by
thooliildliooiliinpiesaioiiaol lha author, for Jtiltotto
LJuuber dalifbta aiarafa to allect tho peaBaut, even
thouffa Madame Adam is ci/iisiderod tho Pansiau
Wlule at ('aiines Juliotte Lamber wrote two
eharmiit- voltnuos entitlod. " Voyage autour du
(.rati.i I'no,' aad ? Dans Im Alp-es.'' " L'eilucation
de Lauro." wbich tollowcd, is a philosophii:
romance, and "Malaa e( Sative" I. a study of
worldlv ciiat .in*, aml at the lamo ti.no alesson ol
lugii mirality givou with extraordniary taot aud
Braao, , . , .. ..
flhero catno a tini'\ liuwever, when Juliotte
Lum ber. b- omo tho Wlfe ot Kdmoud Adam, wai to
ext hangn tlm bluo sxi.n aud imio wavea oi tlie
.Vediteir ul in f.r IhoaBOW siomiy aud dangerotis
iilo at I'aris, where In-r litnb.ind wa-i Pl-BMt of
Polioa (Ho aubsequoiitlv b.catno a Doputy of tbo
Belne and died ln July. l*-77. Seiiator tor llfe.l
TBM |"!'i.I in the v.-ry roit'iaaea of tho griml
dtaiiiii whioh took p!a.e, no ono was betfa-r Ittad to
judge of iiiomi who plai" 1 thotl oart during tho
dava tbal Irted tho aou.a of tho lnuvest lu tho
worL entitlod. " .Sioge de Paris. journil of a
l'iriivaii. Madatno Atlam haa writteu both with
?inoerity aml auotioa, aad tho baah fairly rihtatoa
with ii.itiiotiaui. Matlaine Jaliottfl Lamber haa
ilooe uulilisbed ?' Los ItMltatta (^.dte Juau, which
ethale. a dolu ioiis i-erfumo of tlu Proven-al
country. "Jaaa et Paical," a roiuanco of gr-at
vigoian-l in.-omparabl- DOtrwt*, and iu whioh passes
aa tha wLod whleb btawa through aairoug iBMtba
breath ol patriotu: f-rvor. ln the work eutitlod.
? I aid." th" author hus pald homage to the baaoti
tui in Bataia, aud in " Otaoaaa " then-1^ a veritabla
.l.iamat'. pooiu wovon in MBM where tho uoblest
aontiuieiita are uttor.id iu the moat elovate.l
laug.iage. 'Ihe tluatn-, too, haa uttracted tho
t teotlon ol M:ue. Juliotte I.ainbor. Hor
"lialiith-'o" Is ati adiptation of tbo text of
Baatliadta, a young eoatoatforarf OfaaB poot. and
wMalajrod wilh great MOOBM at tbo Th-atre d. a
N ttionaby MooneirHallf and I'aul nutl Mli?>. 11a
retta Baco_rafe-rl bv aii.-ce-it.iii tbiafleld, tba aat bM
baawrtttaB BBtriMol stndtet upun lha (in-ek oou
teuiporarr i?>.*ib wlu.h aaaaaa qaita a farora
tlirniighoiit Kuropo. liBM then thero has .ippear.-d
direra oflier works, notably, " La Chauaou do*
Vonveaui KpooBa,'*" La Pattia II .nirnua-," a pictn
reaga?aa_)4>4*Ultof the triunn.hnl voyage of theautuor
iu lliui-'lrv. Um*). Juli.-tl.i I BMllOl has e_it??l
uud piihlishcd both in /'( 1V4NMMM Revtte aud m
boak ...rui tha artietaa whieh bara axeltad great
iiit.-ntii'ii, *' I.a BooWtd i'e Horliu," " La BooImiI ie
Vi.-iiue," aud veiy recently. " La Bmtbfmi do L.m
.it.-a" ihe aathorahiaol hmm ttaoatie eriltotaiiia,
wbioh In th? MM "f tho aooioty at Merlin h .s
i.rov.iko.l tho aug >r of BbBBBtak hlniMlf, bM boaa
a-.cnl.eil totlio I'ouut Paul \ aaili -uicre Vasiline
this. mr iu I'aris it ih an OBM 888881 thut the Couut
Vasili is 110110 other th.in >lmo. Adam.
1 tirst made the aooBaiBtOBM of Madame Adam in
tlieaiituiiiu ol l*.*.- iu I'aris, whero I bad returne I
from r.gyut aft.-r hiviug played a Btodaat r..i.> in
tboevout- WbtOB ha I followe.l tho tnaas u ro ol the
11th ?f June of tlnt yoar and tha aubs<M|.ieiit
bniniardiiiont and btirtiing of Alexandria. Madanm
\ l.uii, int.- iiMlf Kcpublicati m bor puliti-al laiti,
ha.l eapouaed tho obbm of tbe M-eallad Nati.mil
,,,., t> 111 Kgvpt. BBd niial.'d. by tho clatiior ol the
tii.^t tlirmigi.out Kuropo. which largoly favored
Vralu it is not to bo wonlorol at that sho was
deceivrd Iuto alopting Aralit as tho chiei ot a
vcritabio Natioual party, wli-it tu fact ho was. as
,-veuts had amply pr.iv.-n, but a vain aud cowardly
pretendar baai "til.v uj.ou getting nd ol the
Kuropaaa uud tho UoronUBMl of lewlik and
rctilit.iiig it I.y a well aaid eatorta of 1ns unlitary
oolleagBOa, I'Vllah llets, who wero to rovive after
thoir own' fashiou tlie government of tho Mauio
tuk.M. whicn Mohemet Ali had tlotio away with at
lha t-im iu lha eiladol of Vti-4ef-ei-**?alailii).
Through Qaaoral l'- I receivnl au invitation to
viait Mm.'. Adam at tho otBcoof _<i SmmtUi A'er'io,
No ?jlUioiilevatdl'oiasoiiii'io.aiiil uceordiugly on tbo
mot 11111 ur aet apart was 111 company wlth tho Ueueral
nabei-il iuto tue receptlon BBB, alremlv Hlle<l with
hor gu.-sts. 8ha was ongaged ftir the momont in
earoMl 1 '..iivtmation witb oue of hor oditorial starl,
nnd 1 hiMt aiuplo time to scan lier. In stature Mad
MM V.laui seeins miicli tallaf than sho really ia by
raMOO Ol the ebgauco and hup(ileiioss of tlie body.
I Im noad is 'irecian atnt tlie hair so arranged as to
givo eutiie expression to ita claesical shape.
Madaaw Adam haa a woakuow, lf we.ik.neHs it lie, to
euitil.ito tho grac.ful. It is to 888081 both ln dresa
aud form as much aa possible like the women of
aaeleal Oroooa Tha eye is a grayish bluo and
.parblM aud gleuma with lui-ht and lutelligence.
Tho forohead is low aml broad aud indicativoof
mii.li power. Tho noso is struiirht and woll
formed. The mouth is lirm andweil chieolled,
while iu tho choek tbero are doublo dimplos wbich
scom to play with each other when slio laiighs, au.l
wli.cb Ht-eiu to mako hor laugh twico. The voice Is
metallio and evnipatbetio, and apeakiug aouuda
like the tuikle of a eiivcr bell. Tho head Is ciirrieal
baokward and with an air ofconecious dignity-a
"(luconly atr," which wo aro wont to aecribo tu
"majosty." but whioh in my expt-rlence caudor
obligcs me to say very fow if auy (guooiis posaesa
To the charnis ai person may bo addod a graco
aud rolincineut iu dress whioh would make her tho
envvof our own Amerloan women, juxtly reputod
to bo tho be-t-drestfcd in all tha world. \\ hoii
Madame Adam had dismir-sed her visitora she
advanoed to moet tho Oeujral and mysolf. to whom
sho bad already given a nod of recognition 011
etiterltig. Tba Egyptinn qaostion was diacussotl
at gr.-at longtli'atid with great eaao, for 1 found
that sh-> was famillar with all tho incldenta of tho
iiiiurroction and required ouly explanations upon
tba poiata wln. h a-oaaai aaaeat-a aml Uloataal The
prophotic phaso of the revolution was a revolatiou
to hor. " You toll mo." sho oriod, a tbat Arabi the
patriot was alM apropliott'' " Vos," I aiiBwoiod,
" and mado so bf the ordor of the University of Ll
A/.har." Sho wm lm-reduloiis uutil I told hor tbe
story of tba " gaa from llcavon," unoarthed 111 tho
Ntreets oi I'airo aud iiotwitliatanding tho Amerieau
inv.-ntor's naiii-i ..11 tlu-lock plato, it was acd-pled as
a good guti Iroui lleavon, aiiil tiint wat tho poiut of
dopitrtur-. Arabi was 110 louger tho patrl.it, he was
apr.iDliet. aud the 11 tli of Juno waa the nattiral
BaqttOaoo, Madaiuo Ad 1111 laughoil ho nf'ly at tbo
gun incideiit. ilie iitidionco lastetl far heyond tho
uppointod limo. When tho Oouoral acd I aroio to
tako loavo sho aaid: * Come to aoo me ottou, aud
alwavs on Suiulay aftcriiooii*. Au revoir."
It wasin 1871,108 inoining after tbe frlghtful
ciitustropuo which had bofallou Kiauce, th.it
Malain- "idam openod hor aaloii, situated 111 the
sumptiioua hotel No. _:i lloulevard Poinson'.ere.
Luxiirloualy furuished, Iilled wlth aucient antl raie
itiriiitiiio. paiuiiiigs, etigravlugB nnd books, it
b.-came tbo ventable Mecia of tho artiaans and
ft.iiiidoM of tho itoi.ublic. It was. iu fact, tho
tciuplo of l.iberty dealaated lo La I'atne. It wai
thera that Uambotta aad his opilaafBM. and \ ict-n
Utig4) aud other kiudred apirits, gatlu-rvd to dtaOBN
thoinarchof evente or diaw iiiKpiratlon fram th.
cuiinael or critlclsm of the ucknowlctlgod uus
tic?s-?a frmme de la UepuMique-tit whoao shrino
thoy dolightotl to worBbiii. Madame Aiiatn
MMBtaad not only tba rare poraoual (.ualitie^ to
almy tb la dUfiouU i-lo s an l_U4M__>a.able aa-ril aad
the exqnl*lt? eharm of boanty. bat the had haaldaf
an exlraordinary oonipreheoaioa of politiealaae*.
tiona aad abnoluu. devotion to all progroMivo idaa*.
Cau it be wondered at, then, that the oaloaof thl
Boulevard 1'ouwonierfl became the uioet ardeaf
ceutre of action of tho Kepoblicaa party I
Therw came a nioment, howoTor, when th*
Republic, flnnly founded. left little olae to bo doa*
bnt parfect it The Cabinot ortlcor. tho Amhaasadoft
aml oinineut porooua who untll now had madu tb*
aaloqof Madaiae Adani a aortof oteppu.g-piaeo ta
and from their MinisU-ro. absorbed iu tho diittoa efl
their reapective otationa, came loaa trenucnt. Tha
salon. nnril now tho Mecca of tho patriof, waa hero
aftor to taho ou auother form aud heco.no a tomple
of art and lirontnre, whoro, aide by sido witU
Sotiators, Miuiater. aud Aiab.-ssadora, who .tlll
came if not an fremiently, uitght ho aeeu uieu o_C
lctters, poola an.l tlra.natic authora. ... (
The direction of a literary salon alone, howover.
could uot satisfv tho reatlooo, activo apirit ol
.Mad.ime A.lam. With rare ititrepidity and eouraga
stie eoncoi v??l the uha of foumling a literary re
viow, and in tho face of al.no.,t insiirnixiuitahla
obst.icles tho Xowtellt I'tvur *aw the hght or day 10'
tho lirst ntitnbor wl.ich appeared the 1 at of Ociobor.
1871.. And ita suoccss haa heeu assun-d not oul/,
bv tho great tolmt of tho e.litor and \ ul.iisher hor*
self. but by auch colaborators aa Littre, da,
Bertholot, <ie Flauber t, Sacher-Maaoch. d'Honrjf
(ireville, Oiil.la. Sully. Frud'houiiu., Heuri da
Boruior. Ilenaud and other*. The SonvdU Rtmtm
to-day b ds fair to surpaas m tbeesteem of tha
literary wi.rld tho L'eeueded. nt t'.onde*, tintil noa?
tbo jirat revuo in tho world. Whon ia I'aria I waa a
cotislaut visitor of tho aalon of Madauie Ada.u.
More than a yoar ago at the cloae of tbo wintor
scason 1 waa nn-.-ni when (....ino.l was tbere. liia
h.iir and heard aro tuiowy wi.it>'. aod he jooka 'iuit*
patriarehal. Thoso wbo were thore on that .Sutulajf,
afternoon may never forg.t the iules.-ribable
pattios with which he saug l.eooit. As he took hia
scut at tho piauo he. lightly touebod the k-ys. aud
tboo i.-Il upon the gay as.ieml.lage a ailinoe all
the more inarked in ooutra-t to the muske. I.ke
rattle of oouversatiou which preooded. lleaaag; -
. ? la* M.ir luuiena |.. aii, uce
Asmis aur eo.i roelicr-. .ioaorta
Je aaia .laiH la raguo doa iira
I... ebar .le la ii.iu ijul a'Bvanre."
When he had tiniahe.1 tbero was a r.ppie of emotinia
which waa felt throiuiiout the aaaemhlago, aad
th<T? wero teara in tlie oyes of every one. i
I havo opeucd tln- door ot' the aalou of M.i.lame
Adatu, and left it aiar tbat aome idea, howeve*
Uuperfect, uav bo had oi the wo uan who is a dbM
tiiignisr.ol patrmt, a poet and ptibliaher; and whoj
let ni<- think. may well serve as a model for ouf
ideal wnnian of the futnre. ,
O_A8_B0 Chaii.lk Lo *_. /
RU8SIAN GOSSiP.
I'KCKSNIFFIAN CUITICISMS-UROI'TII AND
________ ?
[FROM AN OCCASl'.N VL COKBMPOSUK1T 80 Tlll: TlllllHVB.r
8t. Paitaaaoao. Jal) il*t? i
The Knsaian newspapera have pow.I .a._.*rl*
upon the revclatieua of Ihr I'all Mull i.a.rttt)^
Though it wero ditlii ult to fiud a city in tho whole
vvori.l in which vice attu.ua ench colo-sai iln.ion*
eions ao in this 00*33*1 of the Czais (without
even exceptiog thia very aame couupting ott
miuorai, yet, delighted to lind au cctutaioa^
of pickiug a holo ia tho repuution of chaste
Alhion, tho wholo Kubhuii pro*. has lakeii up th*
uiotive aud worki*d it into the uiost intneato and
woml.-rful aymphouy, tbo aeaad of whieh now tillg
all tho empiie. The B_n_Bf___8 especiuily Uava
protited by tbeopport.iatiy to ra.ae thcir BOBtaal tstf
auainat tbe aboiuinations of Eaieaaaa c.viluatioa
in gi-u.-ral. and the tiornble corruptiou of Ki.glauit
iu pirticular, ? which owing to tho utt?T r<>ttenu<__
of hor aocioty must aoou tall witli a gre u cr isn aud
give place to ftMBMMM aud P_*_ cletm.uta." Ia
g.nei'.il, whutcver uuy have bcou iliac.ivored ia
Lomlon is a luoustrous excptioti which 888 O03M__0_|
all i.uglaiui to ahiver witb inlignation aud sliauie,
whereaa here vice has becuneao ordin.uy that ll
has altnost ceas.-d to be oonaidere.1 aa vice. So
Kuasia haa no cull 00 ra.ae 888* a .cry of ti iiuuph a.
tho tnoral downfall of her enemy. Kus.ua is a
Coloasus; hor virtues are coloesal, ao ar? her defecta,
and her ** uaivcto" ia moro colosaal thau all.
Hiuco the chango in the Miniatry tbo hu _iang
no longer se?k todfsguia- iho lioat.lity w tl. whiu*
i!i. ? -i-ttirn ol tbe-Jew Diir:. li'a" polti a i...-;pire
tin-iii. au.l it is natural tbal it nboul.l -? ao. Mr,
i)!a?iat..iH* cAauaaadad the ..mpathiea i,oth..f the
(ioveriuin ut au l of the p.:opi>* to au eitr.u.nliiiary
degreo. aud tlie former mlgnt have gone a i.?u__t wajr
iu tboart__ of 0oae0B0t4_a8, haa taa Libara; Caa
iliet COatlaaed to hnld th>: power. Aa lt a thinw
w .ti logod. aud althcigh Ku_.a haa jub *a atu.iig
r. isoaa ai belore to avoul tbe war. a osrfln.may
be hronaht about by the irritatioB uovv lelt an.l tbe
disappouitmetit th.it power abould hav. U.lea
;nto tbe h.iiiae ot auch tuoro.igU .iucoii.l.r.>ui.sii.f
K.ia?'.ph.'b>'8 aa.Mar.iolaSali.al.iiry und l-nl .Nurthj
cote lt i. uot true tbat the Kuaaiau army atiempted
to t.iko /.ulnkar; ut leaat tt W00 not wbon 1*18 BMBj
riimor was spr?*_d iu London a few daya ig? .iloug
witb other f..ble.i, but it is .|.nte true tha! uaergett*
nroparat ..i.a ara beiBg made o.i the Kiiiniu .au.c aa
weil as mi th" Li.gliflh. Ibe newaol diaordeia ia
C'abul havo ulreuly reacbed 1'oteraburg. aud ara
horo '.o.ieved n> have aeiioiii foundat.ou. A greal
deel ui'.r.' iinportaucc aecms to he altai ln .1 to Ihe
revolutiouar* stato of AfgbauL-tau he.u tt.aii Iti
Fiulaud. 1 uis uatio.i.brave. uold. aud 80ctUtoaB8_
t'o lu.lopen.ionce, can give niollea. 180*833, aud ovea
lf conqiiered will nevor be ??vt ond r eontrol; tho
eviuoiit porpOM ol tboao cuuu.ng Aaialica 18 to k. op
boih Kuu-land au.l 8.888.8 aiternately 18 8008 M
their ailiaaee. aad tb. ir favor isa very iini>..it.._M
elernont la tao caauagatiaggla. VNhat u sunle
that thn Kaaaiaaaart ataah botter acquamie i witb
tae oharaeter of th a ix-ple than the bBgiiah, aad
I or.l laiisbury, who 8*paan 8J a'.xious to Iteep iba
prou.isoa luadeto Ablurrahman, will perbaiM aoe
that tlie F.mir on his 8__ has uo snch aoruph. if 11
luiU ina couveiiioino to turn to tho " \N btlfl 1 /ar."
I h.- lull which the suuiuier a,.a?on has brvught ia
politiea is aot likely to he prulonged. and wo uxiat
cxpect 00030a* eveuts in a very ahort time
Ibn year. which began so fivorably foi th.-ctopa,
is now threat.tiing to l.e one of lainuie m manr
pirts uf tho empiro. iho aoaaual aud prolongod
hcat reaehiaa a toMperatan <?: ir<? io.'.m ' K. aumur.
haa caiiaed the barvo_ts to diy belor.- npeiung ; and
a great want ot water ia teit iu all tne a.ut.i.ra
IJoveiiiinoiits. e.pocially ia that of Kiiarkod.
N'avigaiion ia aenoualy UBpodedea the V olga aud
other large rivera. fwoh a s<-.irc.ty of raiu bas not
bcoa felt tor many year., aud the cattle are falling
every wUere, atruck down by the Siberiau plague,
In the Saratotl the teniperature haa reacbed .13 i*
the Bhade i even ln I'-iKott. Novgoiod, aud 1'eter*.
bara we have had '-'fl0?wb;*h la extraor.liuary.
though the wheat iu theae rcgiona baa not auilered
at all aa tbere have heeu occa-stoualatorina, aml tha
hay is romarkably line. 1)1 courae it ia dirtlcujt,
considering tbe baataaao terntory occupie.1 by tha
Knsaian Ftnpue liticluduig the lertile proviu.-e* of
tlio Viuoon and tho varietv of cluuate aaiooudM
ttons to aay anything positive concenu.ng th*
reaulta of the barvoata?all tlie uiore that na.
regular or reliable inforinatloii can bo fouu.l; l.u*
there ia every roaaou to BBpaoM that thia year th*
oropa will bo considerably below tbe aterage botr
in luiiautity aud ta ijuality. Tho drouth lu.
attackod the most fortile provincea. thoae on whicl
the greatest 88800 were built. Ihe Amerlcan an.
Aiistraliau wheat will very s..ou ouat tho KinataL
wheat froin tbe Furopeau markeU, aud if au 88*
favorable atate of thecropam Anienca tbis yeaf
givo Uuwia a rcaoito she will ulthuately bayo t*
gtve up a raee bocouie loo tuiequai and aeo*_ I0(
iiers.-lt new marketa.
The great hre in Grodno, or rather tho redawlMtj
of that aucientcity to clodeia, h.ia l_*?u folluwwflf
ua might have been eipectedwith thia ttopitaf
vv.-.it Inr, by auch a gratid aeriet of contiagriiti.i.ia
tbat tbo liko ha. not been aeeu sinco liO'ai. Aa I a_|
writing theio worda the town of Klinn. near Moo
cow. ia huruiug; 500 houaes and eleveu churcuee
havo become tho prtiy ot the il.uiics, aud the tir. ia
uot yet extinguisheal. VilluSca burn, w.hmI. aud
toreiti catcb lire, froiu the heat of the BBB, and tha
very atmosphere in the couutry become. <iuht?ath>
al.le witb tlie BBMll of burnod 888*. Tlieae d_u_U
ful taiauutiea rcduce thealrendy niiaorable peaaauta
to d.apair. Durtug lha laat iurtniglit proiaaaiona
havo been organi/ed iu tho towns and vlilag.-, aud
IM80JM of tbo Saiuta are hrought out an.l carrinO.
about. lieaven ls wearied with lha aupplication*
of tho faithful. It is in theso tryiug moiueiiti tbal
the poor iguorunt mnjik ah..wa what a gu-at ,1*8*1
of relig.oua feel.ng he poaac?B_88. bimple aud i-ta*
cero ut bis fa.lh ua a child, and entitely 83*4*8811*
praetnal virtues, he haa the uefativo one of r? Mg?
uuliou, uml nev.T murin.ir. i.g.i.nat Frovi.lence
howover bar.l lua lot " I 'was tbo will ot lioal, be
aays, aa he atan.ls bolpioaaly conteinplatiiu the
biackcncil ruiuaof h.s banMlead Iho lutroduo
tiou of auch u th.ng as a lire-ciigiu:*, howevoc
ai.uple, into tbose pruu.tive villagea.wheto meti .iva
liko aniu.als, would bo con.ndered aa a uaeleM
luxury borrovved fn.iii the *? corrupl Kuropmiu oir?
lli/.ation." llar.lly any peaaanM laaaro taotr00*
tigea ; even weli-to-do iiop..' grudgo ihe inaiira.ica
uii.ii.-y and preter to riau thcir all.
Kiibeiistein ha-. aniv.d froin Oeniauy purpoaely*
to g.vo a concert lor the vict ma ot thetiroitua
eataatropha. though if ho wLsbed torelieve tuoux
all ho would have to play night and day foi 1u.1i.tha_,
lt will take place 011 the 1 llii. 111 the hngliab I'aiaie
ut I'oteriioll, tbe aiinuner reaidence of t'.e Fiuperoc
and Fnio.e*.- l.ubciisto.u is evcr ready to auc.itfoa
I1.111.0ll 111 tlns way. I'ltboiigh ho dialikoB pluyuu "t
pitbl.c. More than balf tho coucorta ho givea la'
Raaaia aro for cbarital.le purpoaea, and :u thia^
great arUst tbere is no oatoatatioaa diapluy, no faa*?
faronade of plulanthroi.y. Ue never refuaos il>
usked to play. only atip.1lati.1g to plav alouo La?']
ai.ted ovcti by Iho oichestia, ho bold. his publle
entranced uud iutaraatod for four or livo con*oo-l
utlve hours. ln the coucei". tu take placoou SutW
day tho couipoaor will play only ouo pieca of hia
owu, und will por form worka ot 'IcharkovrJiy aad
ym. the.su two beiiig the i3oi'OM_-4iativa?oi tae
luodciu Kuaaiau aohoot

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