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LORE OF AN INDIAN SAGE.
A GNANAM INST l.t (.TS A TRAVELLER.
FROM ADAM'S PF.AK TO FT i".PMANTA. Sk trh.l
of CVyloti nnd India. Bv K.lwanl OarpeBter. a\it.
pp. Pt"!, Mn* rnlilan A Co.
The antlior of thia latfffaling toluBaB of travels
in an ln?lishn:un w?,o evident*" enT<'iTi7ns ia
i?'OOfl many **BtlTBUOfd* views, Ile is r-omothinf
ot a S'ifiuii.-t. for Uietaaoe, though not o ralaVi
une. Ile <Ui.*e t*i 'iiclu tl.e Bainton tfiut Uie
l.ii.'li-d ral** in Itiili.i is not un unmixed hhtesBdf.
Ho oven j;oi*s en I.n- a.* in .'.nsiil'T aa a Btoat
point tho ojtieutioa wheller W*-stoiri civilization
represents tli.* beal of butnafl (Jevoiopniftir But
what five* special int?-r< -I ;iti<i attiattion lo
lila book it tbe (aol Ulai bo wont tn Ceylon and
Iud ia to me*) and if possible to h.vom,. acquainted
Witli tin* actual inhabitants of those countries,
nnil that bo evidently tuC4>4*eded iu obtoiaing a
closer viow al anana af them than any traveller
has been ahl- to affect fur a lon- tin***. |fg is in
BB vay ImftUBfed with tl.e prosier* of India.
ile -*>?** tliat lita situation tl.rio i* chancing in
a-etna uraya radically: ii..it t tcriout movement.
ia on foot In the n.-vv native get talion talking
to tho adoption al mail ern and Eutopeau wayo
uud Bwdea af thoaght: tliat tba clti beliefs, ami in
especial tin, old iiiythol.agiital beliefs, Ti" O.'iiu
? iflcredited anil nhafi.i.ni.-1, bat??Sd tin- I- I
crucial point-that Christianity is not taking their
|,lae..
What it* dom,; h-x i* Ignoaticiam You nj} luina
1* |il.if<n:'|(!ly BJtvptiCOJ ..lid B*W-NaiglOUa Ul lt*
nunt.ii attitoil*. 7; .-?t ii.s al*-* ut ta drop all ita
iiuci.-nt eftsada*- and at tba Bama time lo reject
all tiie Western theoeophiee a*, nat atora <i'
eorvitij* of fioiloiKo. <o tour.*.* tba BHtbat'a ev
porionc? could not I.av," Uvn broad enough t..
luund (retry tttmtwortby concliis-or:*. upon. Tho
mental state <?f aa vnal a population a* thal ul
India cutuiot ho av(*:ta:iiod hy t?*stln_^ tho ideal
of eeattoiofl Batta" BatB and there, lin it i
evldont that Mr. Carpenter really did gat at the
geauiao attitude of thoae wjtb whom ho came in
contact, aud Jio has made a tincere ond.-av.ir to
r<'pro*ont as many phaaea ats possible of Indian
and CiBgba'OBO CLwugbt, in ins '""?natka opoa
what lui haw in both countries ho |? threwd
and offon urij-iiial, always -caking to look past
more OKtetaalilkB and ta gg| at the truth of
tomas. What ha anya upon tbe eauaea <>i thu
English inability to win tlc eoul;don<e and
friendship of the natives is puti.ularlv depervioa
of study, thou-i, no doubt English ulhuainmii
in India will pooh-pooh it, until pothana another
tat*uol.sMii, liiic tho mutiny of is:,; -.hall tome
uud tear away trw? veil once moro.
Apnrt, iiow*i...i, irom the author's account ol
what he saw, his volume is si von a peculiar 111
t?*n.Nl hy r.-ariiti ol tho Mrange o\iiorii'nc.'-, which
liofoli i>im m Ceylon, rind to these e\porienc?*s ho
hus devoted loi.r chapters which alfet iiuite a
new sensation to tho curious. For it was his
fortune to make tho BCjqtiaJatanot] in Ceylon of
a ('nam or lin-fhalos** occulh*t. and to take
down from tho lips <>f ti,is strain,.- pfatttjaophet
dctrines om' theories which will proba'h appeal
merely eto/y to most icuder.s. Ihat most of
thes*- doctrines must .nen irrational to the ma?
jority Ib inevitable: it only for tho reaso.i that
the principles tifderlyiii... them run counter to
the whole methods of the V\?*stern wotid, Aa
Mr. (aipiUter Bay*, moreover, it is necessary to
realize ail the time, In intaking lo such penong,
thut they stand for views which nave p.rmeaLd
the Baal for thousands ,f 'ear.-*; which .veil uow
go to tho toole ?f tho uativinal lie in Ceylon
ond India; winch aie accepted hy seores ol
millions with tho most implicit larth, and which
ure not thought by thane who hold thom to stand
in a*.y n??ed o! attestation.
Premising thus mueh, we will let Mr. Car?
penter do h's own rc|)i'i'?i:i'' That be was deeply
unpressed bf thc personality of the Un****tf is
very apparel.t Ila doe-Sflbea lum as a mun
Vfiiera(.ile, yet physically iiule an<l vigorous;
livmB upon the alighlaat ri-;;iiiien, yet strong and
end ui Ui.-; weaung an BBPBOl of deep content and
groat Iienevoleuce; lineal ol speech ami tortile ia
illustration, e.cr ready taOVpountfiOa own views,
but uot addicted to coiitioveisy; a veiy inten-stint.
and highly iBtoUlgeot iiiterlc'iciitoi. in short.
Tliia man was lroi.i Southi'in India, and was only
sojourning lui a limo m Ceylon. Mi. Carpenter
nays: .
These Citrus or AtaOpfs are tOT be found Beat*
tered till over the inainiai.d ?>f India; but they
lean a secluded e.visiiiice, avoiding tha current*
of Westoin civili7..Ttii>u?which uro obnoxious to
them-aud rarely come mu. contact arith the Ena*
Heh or app*'ar on the surfa :e of ordinary lil**.
Thev are divided Into twa gteal Bchoola, the
lliuialavnn i-ml the Sotitli Inuiun?form.' I. |N ?b*V
bly, even etntottto back, by tue gradna] retiro
lueut of th.* Adepts into the mountaine and
forests of their reapcctive dlatticta before tbe
6proad of I >i**"r*gn rio ami civili/ation over the
general eortinent. Ihe lllnwbajran school hu*
"arri***! on thc more democratic and ntiMteeaive
Buddhistic tradition, while the South indian has
kept more to cast*- nml to tiie ancient Hrahnunl il
and later Hindoo lines.
Wheal Mr. Carivnter first BBW lii*? friend, the
("nanam, the latter was lodgia*. in a temple
He thus descril.es his apriearance:
We found ourselves in a side-chamber, wh"to,
ae4ite<l on a simple couch, his bed aud <ia.v---.it
in one. waa an elderly mau iBOgae aeyenty y.-irs
of apo, thouf-b he did not look neatly so much
as that), dns-ed only iu a white muslin wtappef
wo'ind looaehf around his lithe and even BCtive
dark-brown lorin; hi** head and fai-c shaven a
day or two past, very gentle and apititoal in
graitaalnn. iiko tho best tyi." of Roman Catholic
pri^t-a vorv beautiful, tull and ?nely formed
mouth. Bttuight nose ar.d w-dl-foriiietl chin, dark
f.ye*:. undo ibtediy the ayea Bf B s-;r, daik
rinuiied eyelida, and a powerful, propheti'*, and
withal childlike manner. Mo soon ro!ap?"f-d inlo
exposition, which he eititinuel tor an hour or
two with hut few intetruptions from hi- audit RR.
ll is a pity that Mr. I arpctiter could not him?
self unslprstand the Tamil language, but had lo
proenro tho saffTkag of an interpretor; but he
remark* that "it wa* easy to see what a romark
nbh* vigor and command of language tho linn
luul, what power of concentration on the aub
jeot in hand and what a wealth of referen-e
enpecially cituti >ns from ancient aitthoriti-?
whi*rewith to illustrnt.- hi*. iliKOUrae." On tho
character of the touching ol such OutOB the
author ha* some apt ii'inark*. If dara not ut
all resbmhle Western leuehliig, for example:
"The pupil is not expected ta ask- qtweiiona .1
? sceptical nature or Bapreaaive <d doubt, the
teacher does not ?n about, la 'provo' his the*is to
thr- pupil, or support it with ar-rumontfi drawn
from th?* plane of tin* pupil's intollir-enoe; he
aimply redelivers to the pupil, in a certain order
and sequence, the dtttrinjaa arhleh w*re defiveted
tn him in his limo, which have tlnee been verified
by his own MpetlCBOO, and which he ean illnilriite
hy phntsea and metaphors ami citation* drawn
from the a-gered books'' "Originality plays db
part in the teaching of tho Indian Mgea. Tho
knowledge wbleh they have t?* impart i* of a kind
in which Invention is not requit?-d. It purports
to ls* a kniwletlfie nf tho oricinal ftud of the 1
unrvorsa itself?somethin'- Ih-IiiikI arhleh BO man
can to The West may orijinaie, the Want may
prasent new views of the prime fact-the List 1
only Beek* to give to a man that fact lts-lf, t';c i
eupreme consciousness, undifferentiated. Ila kev to
all that exists.'*
But the educational process need* some further
explanation. A* stated ii mi-flit appear no more
than a Mind pursuit of fanciful tradition.
"Heall)',"' says Mr. Caiponter. the Indun teaeh
era say thit there are a* a mle three conditions li
of the attainment of divine knowledge, or Gna- |
pam: ll) The study of the sacicd booka. Ill tho t
help of a Guru, and |JJ the verification of the
tradition I.y one's own experience Without thin t
mat Of course the others nj-*, no lise; aid the chief )
aid Of the Guru is dircted to th** instruction of
the pupil in the iiiethrd* by which hg may at- I
tain to personal experience'.*> lr, effect the (Jurti
glone can initiate the pupil into tJie arcam* mve
tertisa, and even tho possibility of such initiation
depeoda principally upon tho state of evolution to
which the pupil bas been advanced. "A* a rule
4tvery nun who i* received into the body of Adepts
rwivoa his initiation from another Adept, win*
himself |s-?J*el\'e<l it from a forerunner, ami the
whole constitutes a kind of church or brotherhood t
-pith genealogical brando's, bo to bjicak-tlie line of 1
Adepts from which a man descends being imparted
to him on Ina admiasion into the fraternity. I
need not say that this resemble* the method of the
ancient my?teiU*f* and initiation* of classic tim****;
and Indeed the Indian teachers claim that the
(.in*,; at:d EgyptlBB and other YV.-Merii m hoid* Bf
arcane lore were merely branches, more Bl 1.-*-.
do?erierate. of their own"
Tho course nf BtayBtattoB for Guaaam lt call"ti
Yogam. Vo!_i* are common all over lelia, and
Bte of varioua degrees of ptegfea* aud btiekwaid*
neus. "Some emaciate tliouiM-lvos gad tortate
thou bodies, others soe* oonttol ">:!>' aval the;r
nu nfl**, soul.- letire into tho jungles and moun
tain*-, ethers frequent tbe cities and exhibit
?I.en.selves in the crowded fairs, other* apjit. CBtty
on tho Bvoeatlona af ii!" urith bul little chane*
?i outward habit. Some aro humbugs, led ob by
vanny cr greed of pun Ifot to "ive t,. a holy man
is highly -Lenton ? ?*?) ; oth.-is Bte genuine atudeUM
cr philosophers: some Bte profoundly Imbued with
tho taUgtajs sense, Btben by mete dlBtaatg for
the world. The majority ptobably take to a wan?
derin'' life of tho body, some became wandering
in mind ; a croat many attain te phis,.* al < l.i.rvoy
ar.ee anil abnormal power of sou..' kimi DI .'ther,
and a very few bi**?me Adapts al a high order. '
In concluding tins chapter the Buthoi observee:
?? Perhaps I have nosv raid enough to show?what,
ot course, ssas tafneiantly evldaut to me?
that, however it maj" io disguised undet
trivial or. in some cases, repellenf eaverinfs, there
i* snme r.'ahty beneath all these same body
ol ic.il experience, of i.u lift!" value and Un*
portanoe, which has been attained in India by
i portion, at any tate, ol (hose win. have
elaimed it, and arhleh has been banded down
nosv through ?? vast number of centuries
among tho Hind aa peoples i* their most cherished
and precious possession.'' In tl.e chapter* which
follow Mr. Carpenter given an Intnestini! rewme
of the Gnanam't teaching upon what may mora dis?
tinctively i-o t* rniod esoteric lore. Here, thoush
he doc* not refer lo the fact, the reader fa*
millar with Ihe religious mysticism of Ihe Middle
Ages cannot but be struck with Ihe ftequenl
ami very strikiag analogies and i*eoemnlancen eu*
countered, la fact, tba hegkdogy ol Boise abounds
svith pertinent illustration* al the in.-nt.il states
which the Indian GotU who aspires tn adept
?hip has ta pass through. Bul at this ttage
of Mr. Carpenter's Inquiry he is aeeessarily com?
pelled to throw himself upon the mercy of the
critics, inasmuch os laid this he tally leal
Izet the phenomena to whir h he invites at?
tention Bte nat to Le conrideied proved by rncte
statement.
In faet, the whole Indian fheme of pay*
ehology iuvolvas sj complete :? rupture arith
Western ideas and modes of t!iotu:lit that it is
searcely possible to find common starlin.- gtound.
Yet to deal with the questiona here ptopounded
in anything lesa thin a thorough manner would
l*e mere waste of time. Beaders of Mr. Carp'-n
icr will peteeive tbat lha Indian Gnanam,
whether light or wron-:, certainly does not tall*
nonsense, but, on the contrary, BtgUCS Strongly
and highly. Of course the gteal difficulty li"s in
aeioptiti':?nti.v, BUBB in txmtptebeudlng*-bis prom
is?'s. Vet it may Ik* that Western science and
dafmatlsm have not wholly lost the power af
roalizif? that the converse of a pood many mod
?rn axioms might by rtaaaibiUty be tme: a*, for
instance, that the mind i> moro than tbe body;
that it is the one thin-* in tho universe of really
nigh importance; that it may Ive thought capi
ble of dominating and oeaitrallirtf tho lodi
Elven tho tentative effect of represent lng su.-h
potentialities would probably he found useful
in bringing the philosophy of tho Qnaaam within
peach of the Western appreciatioa. In any ca?i
he stateusiul r.f theft veoetable and widely beid
siews eattnot bul l?e lat etea! lng la nil students
nu- i|tiestions. mor.'ov.'i-, aro very lucidly state.I,
ind the gajBatta] tieafmeat of them is well
"alculated to arrest attention.
X ATI OX AL II UM Oil.
SOME interesting EXAMPLES,
rilF. Ht'MOD nP i.kl'M.v.NY. (Meeled n-vt tianital
ed, nilli Introduction ano Biographical Index, by
Han- MuHer-iTiseiiov; alUi Illustration- bs- c. K.
Bl -li. linporti.l liy Charles Serll*!.**"- Bona.
rill" HUMOR OP rcanck. m|.(ted nun Translated,
witii Introduction nti<i mof-rapblcal Index, i.y but*.
h. tit Lee; ssiiii lUusiratlaaa by I'uiU Ir'reuseny. Ira
ppr***] by Cbarien Bi rltmer's .-nt:-.
rm: Ht'MOR hf italy. Bjajeatei aad ttaaslated,
willi Iii'ro.lurllon. lili.prai lil<?:? I Index uml Not"-,
l.v A iVeraer; tv-ftti lllu?traU*-a* by Ainu. Faull.
Imported by Chatles icrilmer'a Bona.
Tho idea of cn ina characteristic BtlcctiooB ia i
tonvenient fong irom tin* hutnor of various nations,
Icaetvcd to be earned out lUCCesal Illly J and while
io mlection of tha kind can ba expected ta satisfy
ill tasles, and while no doubt, many r-ad.-rs will
hiss Borne favorit*. illnstration, it. is <|ueHtioniii.le
ivheth.-r the work eould bc better done in anything
ike the satin- compass, How manv more volumes
ita to appeal in thi* iatetcsting series wa da n it
know. There i* clearly ronni foi a goodly Bumbet.
tint the thro VOlumea whose descriptions appear
it the held of this notice serve very well ta point
die merits of the undertaking, and illustrate the
nost salient differettcea la national humor m a
iurloua and Interesting manner.
Perhaps the volume on German humor involved
the gKateat difficulties for tho editor German
tumor has, lndi?il, been almost denied existence by
ihe volatile Flanks: and Jl.-rr Caaeaav, thaugh ha
ia* given spe.-iiiietis as fgf back as thr thirteenth
flitituiv, has taken the gteal minority ot Ins ex
impk's from much lat** periods. Wa lind BO sfiin
il*' of the famous Tin Eolenspiegel In ibis aoieo
ion, but HaajaSflcha is fairly rapreasQtad. Ba fat
is popularity is contciij.'d, the first of theae waa
lethapS the beet known; but lioth arete rude nnd
lrimitivfl', atid belonged to a little developed age.
Vs towards development, the samo general aha*
Tillulla may lu- obsetved in all continental eoau
ties, Djodifled mete ot less by tbe goaius ol thc
leople. "Ihus m (.ei many tba earliest oxampleaof
iiituor Bte marked by a rollah Joviality, Often
ouching upon brutality. In Frame, on the other
land, and also in Italy, there (a a eertaln litie.***'
ind delicacy of perception even ia the ru.l.*.t
mt ind. Jake, for instance, tho fateea of Maitte
'elirehn,? and tho "chan ta* In Me" ol Aucassin <*t
iicoietta. In Ceriiimj the popular irnufirjatien in
arly times ran largely to the supernatural, ami
.liuuiati'd in the groteoajoetlea which gtewr up
.bout tho Faust legend
In tin* eatliesl printed examples af thia, thc ai
hm* s*'i*m to bave endeavotai ta crowd into the
IBtrative all tha tales of ma*:!'* and enchantment
"rilled had been abroad in tiie land dating tho
aect*ding live hundred years. Ona may Bud there
torlea whose origin can ba traccii tit lanai a* fat
aefc as tin " Golden A-e" ol Apuleius, and soine ol
I'lucli coull probably be aBBigued a much mor<- re
nito paternity; posaibly i ot lc-*, ve notable than
he ancient Egyptian priesthood. During the mid*
Hay ages the monks arete the mlpotteuts al all such
ItetUture, which thus found ifs way into tho hands
f the laity. 'J'hcic it was taken great liberties
? ith. ami there gjao it received the Htamji of that
in al barbarism which characterized the a__". It
*, however, uitou-stint* to ohaervn that in these
arly days national li timor tended Ifl all countries
uitc as much?and pflthBBB more?to satire and
Dalice, than it has ever dane aince. The joking
.as t"Ttl(Milly rou-jli, and it was by no means al*
raja kindly. Dut in Fiance and Italy Umbu wan
substructure of refinement which sh used itself
i the national humor at an early period, and which
roduced **o:ne u-aatcipieces probably never to be
urjiassed.
TV vol'irxes in thia series which are devote! to
how tsvo countries do not, perhaps, illustrate the
en?d ot the later Middle AftS very fully, hut in
t least some instances the egamplea which would
ave had ..the!wise tu lu* eit?**l do not !**iji1 tl.em
*iV4*fl very en*rly to modern reproduction. Coni
tg down to i_uite rec. nt timon, the editor's task
oeasnea much easier, but at tia* stun*1 time a
raporoa-hineiit" of style and sentiment become*
pparont which threatens to end in a practical
hhteratiuii of really national distinction-. Tho
annan naturally kohls out mest sturdily lor his
rif-inality. The Frenchman and tho Italun follow
ho "BUM models, aim at a like rrfinonjorit, and,
artieuhirly in thc case of the Italian, sometime*
end in polishing away all Ula fun in their hum ir?
es efforts.
This ia notably the easejn several of the Italian
eeleC-one hero givon. thi.ugh lt must not mt over?
looked that rs kind of humor which i? fully ap
paedated in the land of its hirth mH\* fall Bal "lion
iii* naaeeastoaMd eu- of foreigners Nev-Cthe
Jcss. ibsrs certainly i? in tue bett spent-iens ol
modern Trench humor ar.d sparkle, a *bonh ?
mle,*1 on adroit phrasing, so 'o fpe.il.-. which will
bc ,r:ght vainly elsewhere Comnarieoiia will oc?
cur to every reade: of French, nnd that -Beana
everybody in thew dsrs- Of course th.-r-) 1* plenty
(f overdone French fun, hut it i? r.ir?-!y flat, and
thar i* ti..- anpardemrble sin in humorous writing
The German modern humor is oTIen vtBarena snd
telling, bul even to-day it t* sp! fo savor rather
of the bludgeofl than of tho rapid*. In tl..- realm
of iinn^innti.'n lbs TeatoB i*- Bl home. There h*
n.ore than holds his r.ivn Thor', loo, tho apright
ly FrenehmsB ls apt to got bagged, though ho
usually kr, nv.* too mush to tempt fat.- in that di?
rection. Tho Italian inherit* a deep lore of safir.'.
which, it may be said, bas '*V'T baw one ol ike
natural weapons of enslaved people: etiBlavad,
ii nether by ? ipi rstltl .ti i r fop **? i' ,,",il fojt*ther
lu t!;e examples set forth here that*) 1- ample "i'?
ll rt i.in- for comparison and f"t the drawing ol
COnclusiDD*, BIMI the select inn*, H* il .vi, iii-, well
I ll ur tra!?the gradual advanas In eulturs an l clvlli.
-/.ition iii:id.> by the tl.n** countries concerned
Frsoee o-'cuple* the hi?lier position In one res;" I:
narnely. in righi of a certain (oyouenees and frolic
ac-meness which has bo pan with malice, but i* in
stn,'t \* it ii t !:<? purest an. most innocent fun S ime
of tho abott st..Mi-* of Al ph..!.." Djode. fnrniah the
vcrv beat examplea of thi* kind, and when thi*
kind i-1 fontid if rnniint be BUrpaSreil
? )f course French humor cnauiol be edequatrty
exhibited in a ainslo duodecimo volume: '"it th >re
i* tin* to be aaid, that tlie editor cnn hardly go
ann** in lu* prar.li l"r if Here Boileau anil
Srarron are almost the only nnrenreisyated nota
!,'..-s. and if tho rest are sometiinea shown nr.lv " In
p..ito," . i;>- .-'???* enough i f them, i"1 a rule, ta taste
their flavor. N'i sueh sfluence of literary wita
could, of . ("irs.-, I.- brought t".'.-thpr f^r the ill'i**
tration of tho dei man or th.* Italian volnme; i>tt
the editors In both eases have done well, and ihe
re Milts ar.- intereoting and nttr ll t ive.
A nurd deserves to he sail ..f iha Illustrations,
which an- really uncommonly g.-nd, raey and
spirited, und reSeel ik- little credit upon the
three artiste employed. Th" e.ht.ir nf tin Italian
volume has Judiciously Included W, W. Ktot] *
article on "Pas-iutn" In Ms selection. No bet?
ter account could probably be lind of the famous
talki!!- sfati", nor e..nhl the satin.' Lent of
tho national mind be mi.re strikingly Illustrate I
Altogether, tho Murk- of selection, arrangement
md publication Las bean dune conscientiously
tad well, and titc series of valuate* deserves bb
attended popularity.
RAI//AC IN ENGLISH.
A WO.VDF.RF. 1. STUDY,
.OT II I r?.inNs. liv llonore d< Bairne. Trana
lilted by Kll'lilllllie IT. -.otl ll . rme|. V . 12111".
pp. din. Boston: Boberla Bro!bera.
Tbe IranslBfor "f "inn*!""* IVrdno*'' bsa Iskati
li" fir*t nml third .?f tl.e serle* (I.e. Deux Perte*"
nd "Bra .1 Tvivlil""' nml pu' i:,.ni together, leaving
Tn <-rand Homme de Province a Pst!-," wbk i i*
lie second atory In tbe aathor'i arrangement, t" sp
???ar in ii separate yolane, 'lid* rearrangem nt maj
f fir*! alghl appear lo be rather a bold and i rtslnly
n unauthorised -t..|i , ii ihe purt nf the transistor,
mi s,i f.ir ii- Ibe i '? ?? ?*' and ll e ro lerers ?? ol Bli i ar
ailie ar.- eoorenied, nil who sr.- familiar anti BbIsbc
lill ndinit thal lb* r. .ult ls sdvniilng. ons. laasmnrb
. "Iii '.rind llooiBK d-' lTnvlnec :i 1'iirl*"* ls !? "ll
irarili ,l Intents a separate atnrj Binn lbs! which
reals of tba S'-cimrds sud Lories d- Babsmpre, even
bongb i!"* mam names are inti..due.I In both tbe
; ill ?-. .\* lin*, pr.--nt. d Hie .Ir.im.i. In ll.-- ioiii*. ..f
ilil.ii so ninny l!!u.*l"iis are dispelled, i- fr-.d fi.-rn
merrili III ii* viiiiii break lt. continuity nnd to ?
ertatn extent li en Ihe bilen-st; and iii. for* i i
if th* poet und lil itv,i ansel Bab friend* ran ba f"l
i.wed elcnrlv tu Ike natur.il ii.m.il.
Nowhere lui- I!:il/:i. ibOWfl -i greater opBlCBCC o'
nrentloB, b d. cpr penetralloa Into s>ctal ."men
lons, than in lid* atory. Il is on* ...' provincial
ii", null lt I- so lull, so a'...m..ll';, lu Illa trallon . i
.ir. fni in ail li - delalls, thu u ;di ollii r bl lorb ol
lu- period tr-::!..i were by some raia Irophe wiped i
ut of ,_i.trnce, it woaM .'ill be poeslhle !<? rroon I
triu-l u pelf., liv lurid .i'l If'Uk-- r pr x BIB'lon ?.f
*rcn. ii s.h i? tv in the eurlv yuan ..f ? ..* c Binn from
bene pages. Among Ibe mo*l Isrllllant nf h* les urw
i ibe pl'lure nf pr..vin. lid sadety. Ii I* ii distinct
Iltur, h..t u mere sketch. The pori ral tl 'f lu
i.-ii and women who aaaemhlsd In lb'- parlon o;
ludnme d'- Bargetoa lo hear Lnrlen read porto sre
ot, o. in ordinary iii Hun, a mer.- rollecttoa >.' ba ll)
i.(i. i...I peraona. li 1 a "islalagan ralaonui." lu
rhlcb euri featare nnd ahade "f color mid character
i noted, in whleb thc men and women stand amt
luirplv nml boldly, la which bsbtts "" lem Hms thees
I. .1. s. ri!., d. In short, lt ls one of Ibe most won
erful studies of th- kind t" be foand In all Utera'ure,
Balsas ba*, somcttmea been fimni fBalt with lor
vcr-elaliunitioii: bu! utiy CSrdM rrttl. after noding
ii* reinarltiiblu dcBUlplkm will bare ta ronfej.. ttiui
k: thing na* well n.aili til- lining ivl.cn ll Maid lc
"lie lu Mus ..,n.iiii,lu.ite iiiu:iii< r. ..nd moreover Hist
bud* s reiili.-.ii to the Blot? ?hit li mull prO-Mblj
1 la.iinrlcil In ho oilier way l.s'.f ... will. Tba tea
ency al Hie tale i* In its.-if knUrtral, vt n.,i aiallgnl)
i. Ona K atlnwad tn ma fi--rii i:..- beginning that
.:<lili If sure lo (all lu!" (lifll< allie , ami lliul Ins
lot] iii mil probably lead Mm i? shuffe them nil on
, olliers. As tor ld* p.i**loii fur .Mel un.- .!?- BargrtOll,
I. plainly ri Bpadet of Hurt arbich crual nun sf the
?urid ion'-- aga labelled "call lavs"; while thal ?.f lb*
idv ti.i.-if I* bo Blore grnutne, being lae j"im pm
act ol au empty bead and idle banda. Badana, de
argetou, lades*!, is in no sense u lora al* woman,
.itliev ls Kurll ii beroi, lu nnv point "f view. With
u- poetic tempersmoBl be Hdna a selflshne * whl h
hs bo neceeeory iifiilistioiis arith genius. HU laen
ciience, and vmillv eaUM Bim IO BS " fouled lu lie
ip ol hi* beat" by il"- aromaa win. pim al luring
mi, and u lien the ruin Which Hearty ..v. ii.mies linn
iii- i mi < m.h. -. bim, little sympathy la Bhrlj t? be
?il f .r li! (BIB.
Da eld ini'i Bee represent, however, . very different
und. They siuin! for the un.-i unsaUsh ih-vol lon,
ie m..*! loyal msgnanlmlly and tin: m ,-t patten!
idumnce, Kv.- is not leos eager lhaa Dui id io mc
Dre their owa waitara lo Ihe BrnMUaa nf her Ugh)
.iicii and scii-_i.-'iri?ii brother, who nc.cpu all ihe
"ii!., cs uni.ii aro Blade for lum, and lu the end
iini.s !..- i doing a noble deed In andertahlag, ni
!?? Brat h..nest work he baa i v.-r BCcorapBsbed, lo
iv ol a tiijie af Iii* Indeblednesa lo Ibe in.lui,."nt
nnds he Las by Ms blind selflshneas i.r..iij;lit n, the
mr of lulu. There is another very Intsrmting dc
ilOpmenl in Hie story Ol Kv.- alni David, hi..! il lilas
ates ibe Bmrvelbms Bcntenom ol Bahtac's intenBona.
ls lo ls- "liserv.-d that Dal id. while a sturd] worhei
id full ol Infenkma ideua, bi wanting in pmctk-altty,
id hence hi* di.ii nous experiments In the making
paper ami oilier mechanleal invention-.. In >pii*
hi* general mutch.-s In- wonhl lin-i- gOOB In nun
l;e LnrtsB but mr ibe miine, preurara ??! id* wile
vc'* natural slui udn.** and BBSlneB* sense
This la a point whkh Bright ls: easily overlooked,
il ll deserve., lo ba m.isled upon louise lt showa
;ilr.uc's lilith io naturi' even in tin- .mullel details;
mid Btlght nislte disastrous blinidci,. hui Bra, l lie
oinun of bullio-*, ihe, clear lyp. of bey ara la i rt"
In ioiidlll>n*. rises to Ihe ,lre?s of Hie sltuallon.
usps Hie main points lo ba Bl leaded IO, und (nut
deed, wlrhirut external he|pi prove* the ?uii.,r Of
ie Impeling lan.iii. Thia whola picture t, niarlicd
! tx ?a-oiid.-rful l!iy|;*lit und Iiik-m-. Ii read* _',,e Ua
ry rather than aaa ta nun. in.t then ihut is the
iar_iterlst|i; of l;alr.ic'? stories, and tho mote
io leads them the mom mi_it bu bo Impressed by
cir irJlli mid their lone, nf ? nurse Hie aathm a
in experience In Ibe priming und publishing bus!*
?ss gave Mm u ?pc. lal advantage In dealiiu With
?sa tnpits. *nd nothing could be battas timn ni, dc
rlptlons of "ih-. Boar* and Ills met hods. TM*
beni-." too. I, a Well known up.-, which mil he icc
:n/.-.I by many who ure ui in llated Wltk lieiuii
mra' ti-r.
I,ut indeed Hu- sunn- BrigM be mild of nearly every
iiiiiicier in Ute bo..I.; BBd Ihe (Iranian* paraonae
.- numerous. There are renlly no l.ulfdrawn or
Bdwwy Bgurad. Bach on.- st.-rnds out fully and nat.
ullv. K-ich one lives nnd moves ultliout BBBnwm
aniiiv.'irdiie-s. There |* plenty .,f meatiness, plenty
BgBnOBS, III Ihe ,t?rT ; -.,.| nftftl. ;lI| ,(,? |gghW <|'i :L
cs -(-minute th.- movement, .-md tin- lntere*t |. n.
Itu. Bl B steady ala sa MOB from beginning ra Bad,
L'wt DBBBB-B." lu .hort, ls o_e of thc mailer,, jrc.t (
works, and lt ihoukl be as popular In Ml* w-ymeley _
excellent translation as lt ban been In the original at
home.
RUSSIAN SKETCHES.
SOME VAM Aili.!: INFORMATION'.
VARIOUS CIIABACTBfl TVPF.s. Bntfla Under Alex
aadei iii and in ihe Preceding Period Kron, tbe
German .? ll Von 8am?on-HlmmeIatlerna. Trans
'.ared by j. Morrison, win. an Introduction by I'*lix
Voikhoveky. evo. pp. ion. Macmillan A Co.
A* i! is I* no! u lull Iranslatlo.i Bl H." original
work, bal only _ gollsctiofl ot sketcbei irom lt. ii ls
a fragmentary study if tbs anejeet. ind disappointing
cv that a.'runt. Tl.-- editor, lr, bil laborlOM ?ttempt
explain In li* Inirodnetlofl why a complete irsnt-ls
llon if t!.-- Oernmn anther* worb midd br of nc
value io Engttah reader*, awkwardly createi prefodlce
Bgalnal ibis booh of ifcetchei He refert apologetically
t. tin- niitboi n* BR "OstSee .Mii.k'r.- who .* onlj
'.in- brlllaal side of Roman Catholicl-m. BBd a patriot
bl :.'*.'? type that would Lave nothing ts my of ibe
whole w.uld ir there were so (..ni.ans ea earth. At
for ihe Rusalane, "they are Bathing etas than a borde
al barbarlaas, nt for nothing bul being crushed donn
by the united (stree si iii til/, d Europe. If Europe
toefl aol ulah lo be Invaded by l o??ack? and brutalUed
by Nil,ili-iii. which, in Ita lUlboi i mouth, meant Un
same :i- barhart?m." iVhlle thc BBibor'e potnl ol
11, ii. tri lem lei nnd ?rayi ol dealing win, hie malertal
(!i-.iuaii.'v bim for enBghienlng the Rngttib publb on
tl.i* inbjert, Le i* pronounced loleraHy iota and
I ? nocuous wi.en he attempts compUatlont from Rue
.'..II, ....'.ric* Ti.e tong ol *!;'?* Introduction i* io ??'
:.i:ii.y patronizing tba! Ibe lender finds hlmsell
wond?ring why the ?,?-r?*? Junker'*" book bas ben
translated al all, rven iu meagre M-clloni and under
nrid inrveBtance.
The literary performance, Loweer, ls much heller
ll,:.n 11:1* >bil!!v pill had ..-.iii.rc Icii'.i BBC IO eXBei *?
re I- a t:rciii mn** ?.f Interesting Informnllon In
Bil vol Brue wbkli cannsl be found rtsewbere; end
wldle n I- an Incomplete and fragmentary study cf
Ki.- ;:, ii nus genuine Informing quality. The chap
*.:s preen! a series of sketches or typical
'.:iii.i:.-r in Russia, The reigning Ussr and Rmpn-ss
head Ibe ll -1; tb.- chief figure, of Ibe court and
iiiin.il tallow' v..ii i.nu nnd tba evil iplrtt af the,
present reign, Pobyedonosi*ev, ure boldly ekelched;
tin- blslorj of Ihe famous .Mi-skor family and "f
Kalka* ami ftii.r dlavepbll plonassB ls recited; Ibo
memoirs of Kosbelev, Ihe Liberal sgltalor, are re?
pealed, snd a very striking study ls offered In ihe
parallel between Krayrevsky, Ibe newspaper pro?
prietor who bcame rh !.. and Hvellu-Uy. 'In- founder
of Itii-si.in Badtcall ii, wi." lived arid died in poverty,
bul became fa moos. In connection wllb these
biographical -ketches, lhere :ir>' luminous chapters nn
ile. -eer'-i police, religion, fajiBth-Ism and crime-, ii"
ii.iuiitii.il of Finland nnd other binn. li.-. .,f it,.. ,i,i.
lc t. Indeed, we du ti..! hesitate to aay Ibat a clearei
and more Inielllglble Idea of wii.it ls going on In
bu -I., ran br obtal.I from llies. page* iban rrom
many otbet bouka ol larger icope and greater pre
tensions,
WI.at Rnssta I* li'.;* min !-? Inf. ind from a pun
fnl re. Hal given lu tha chapter un tba mlsdotngi ( the
clergy. Prlncem Anna l.iioi. occupying a high social
po itiun and having relative* respected u; Court, paid
. I'lflll lu on of ber BIKhM Iii Ile* |.r..vllue of Kainga.
Thenre stile vi.-n! i.i a in ll kmmn ctaUtrf I" perform
:.ci devattOR anil !'? ?""?U ? oiins.-l respect rig th* lound
mg of u h.Hpitul in a district -.mei.- aka had ipenl
lier Hf.- in aorka of merci. Ih.- prior of thc clatsler
:,.;v.*.-d ber to go to ibo nunn-rv of Tlkhopavsb, where
ih*ro was n i "iv n,ii. Tie religion* fanatic arrived
;.l ll.e well after un BrdttOUfl Jo'irpev. lt was s'.r
rounded by pilgrims, u," from time ta Brm wera
forrthly PBSh? d lalo tlie uutcr by a tro,.p .,t aunt
\- 'hs nat*? m* i-erj cold, -.lie- beetlated n. approach
Ihe weil iii* nun* **t upon her, upbraided ber as an
atheist nnd Immrrasd ber mveral tim*s, until *h.- wu*
?enaeleH fr<-ni esoeimalon ol Hie brain, 'in* nun* ned
Lit arm. together, lo. U.il Inr up In n room nnd left
bel wttboui food, watre or BltenUon ror several days,
I'-ii Ihej op-in! il-? wtndou and exhibited I bi lo
pil.'rliu ? u. < :;?? an., ua. p, | ..? *.*il . I a d'", il. I " of
iii.-.e pilgrims, liming been a servani In lier (aihi-r*,
f.iiinly, racogidted brr and Informed her brotbertn
law of ber rendition. Khi sa rescued and taken i"
Moscow, I. it ""'i ''.til fr".ii her terrible exposure and
rtfferinp. AU H"* kgal prorwdlngi ln-?lltnied by ber
relatlics aer. wtthonl sucre**. '1.ri rn* tint - were
no! pini bed. The i I iii Immersions al the holy
ii ll were aol ti pended. The arbitrary powoi nt ii."
MU.lt.i ...' I ui,lu v. ,r . lp prevent**! expo ire. Iii
v. -riannon and reform, thees I* bb tingle :u i ..f ihe
Univ -Inod whick it i* permissible t" condemn. It
mailers t."' whelhrr li eonrrrn, a wanton utrage
upc'ii reUgtou, teal, <.r the violent measures taken t<.
,-?:? .ii thi d.. (ri ni - ,.f t* ? Oreek ibu. I. or the brutal
uppre ? ,.ii . f ...i.-'i. .. v.. . ne dai ? at the ri . ul
i: life lo ? pi'o-e mi, arbitrary i "? ? t
I be dar ls deer ribed In U i ? ? pages os an amiable,
. "ti-. :> nu-ni* uni Bprlghl *..i .r. 1 ;.. who I, rein I.ml
?? ibtngi a* they ure. iii. grandfather bad irted
i-Mill. BBd bis f.ill.er tte (.pl"..lt.- one, sud
i..Hi wire baffled bj the rrsulia. rna aasa-slnsBoB
. f Menander il >..>uir<i ob Ibe day when be bad
rei Ivrd !?> lummcn a nat lonni a lemblj romp md ol
icp-c . ni.itiii - af Ihe pr..lind.il Eematvos, Liberal
id>:i. i.;id tailed; iii. altcrnaUva was absolutism. The
objection thal .i aystemnUe war upon modern Ideas
would involve Ibe disastrous result, experienced undei
Si. !u.ins waa nut by th.- most elfi-cUve cry of modem
lime.* -1 .inh..?!! ni; met thal In Buaata implied (he
eiiruiiiHtii.il of every element and Inffuenee >.f Weal.
em Europe. Agitated by doubts, naturally uncer?
tain Bud tilled uiih thc deepest distrust "f himself,
the sin of (!;?? reforming Ciur bu* been drawn along
ide path of reactloa whick lends ti Aslatli barbarism.
rile appearance of lbs tail, stately, rigorous sun
nilli Hie ime broad fore hesd int ikena a mixture >.(
strength a;.d nenLiic. , il 1 - Im I ii lui pride nnd Invlncl
lb. shyneaa, a mind ronetentt) occupied arith ll*rtf,
i ?? ?,.. .ii..e ;i* a prince, ',,? ima arrived a an absolute
ruler at a degree of Isolation within ike i.i-f ia*
iiiu. which surpssai BnythtBgiver known rn Bus*ta.
Hu rhone ter ls itrongly portrayed in n.i. volume.
Indeed .di Ihe rbarurlei sketches are well dune, at
I hough Hi'- nan.,!..tor occasionally limps In tran
terring i.io long, laborious Milieu.c* of tie original
mi" Kn gi lah. _______________________
REtURI) t)F some COLD WINTERS.
I . ci ie I renton Oasatte,
The pr.-di; iiuis thal i:,i- i. t, be ? remarkable
?lti!er, and alie ?f tu. ohl-lashluned kind, led Pru
i. , ur John -nioik. the Mule tieologlsl oj Mew
b: ?!. io make some seasonable remittent* ..n the
Lind nf ii.-ilti-i (lull mir loiefiilii.-is had ul.eu lin
.ni", v ,i* ii."i. I i-i 'ie-- nc >:u'"'!i his ililli, u cou
*t. i.e. ii. |. about ii." a eat her, and bu* ii:.i.'.-i tn,
mt ..eiipl.i. ri...rd lil Ihe iicilli.-r thal has ben
brought l.etiv. cn th" ("lei, i.f a Ix.i.k- lcm Hie tacts
and tl--.ii-, s in.it he has ni ll* lommand Hu- people
aim became frighlened a few days Bga when the mer
..irv dniii.it around tbe /.ero point were an Justly ....
ind should i.H. nd with ii..- inr.iruiiiib.il thal tin
f.iik, nf nils day .nd geni ration .ire mu lu it uni.
tin- r.i "i-i *,'-?? al i..n.ni;il .md Beviiluilunan day*
Im i nhl i nb i -. Prof' ? i Blanch's h ..i.i gn.. bat '*
In l'i'7. ind I' tells how oRefl the Hud. and the
Dei iiim,. rivers were fm/en ever, This P*rord ls par
llcolarly lnter*~U|ng b.-cnise ii lin .,i frost In .lune
nml river, full of !???? in Apt ti: fn.st making Ha
ipp. ii'.ui. e lu every month In the year nnd snow
ilona .ii m iv dewtroylng the rrnpa. There arr
BUmerou* (ii*., (lint Where Ihe iiiitiuiv had gone
un, below Bern gnd p-msljiel Jbcre iic.-k* ni ? ii
Boote extract* are made from Ihe record, am
nil in.ir awn *i..i v :
I nt l-l*.', i 'in .a pu ii.- [lay nearly (roxi-n over
lii.'.t'.. s "inner v. ri hot,
1717. -February 10-24, greal ?now, "greatest ever
known" up In thal lime in N.",i Khgland and on I ?n_
l-i.,nd.
1701 1 - Nilibili.rn In Hie Delaware mn. 1, ohnlrurted
bv lee from I.mb***. .'7 until February _* icbm.ny
?, an "i roasted whole nn Ihe Ice al Itilladelphls;
Much it, BOOS fell Iwn l. two .iiid-'.iie luiif reel deep
in ;i level (lust -sitiiiiLiv uluhi snd Sun.livi
I.!iii7. ? Dataware ihwed I'.cemb.i ?_?;; blMH|i|i<
lianna elo*ed D.mi.er ?'? January 10, ns , -h weather
i. rememberrd in ni'v rears, ai mm th and Wet ax
I re::..iv I nhl
r.'iT B, Miiitei long and cold; Hudson River closed
n NuvctniM i i Delaware frusen uvi-i Dii-ember I, ..pen
? cn) ri Keluiuirv '.
17:m ...-a Mig and ?' I' re iiiiiier. willi much -now ;
Narrh IS. deep snow.
1700.?Cold weather in ,piing; ir.. Anni _o trust
lillie li
ITOO-IAOO.?A remarkably "pen winier until .Lm
i.niTv ?i, Delaware open uguln on l-i|h, *ni.iv tht.-c feet
n..pin ."ieorpla ; snoiv und I,nil st Bl Marv's Uiver In
Florida
|B_CI,-*Msy 7, lr.-; cn ike .-.Hi, n muhv which broke
lunn tba poplars snd ot.ver ires In Imf.
iBtfo-w.?Hudson Rlvci 11 is.d D. limber i.i: Ree
rom Ice April.
lifi'.t :<0 -lluds'.n llmr ni Albany rlos.d .Linuary
II il-cioi. and frc Bum Ira ugnln Mani. li.
lead i.-Winter vi-ry ...id st BouthWaat; tn., torasad
it N--? 'trleaiih.
1035.?January sud February tmlb very mM;
febmary ?. tharBtomatar r*n n.iow aera n.arlt -.ii
iver li.e country north of Kavannaii smi Nnnii.v.
bong Uland s.iutid wi* closed by u ? . cutdeai wtnt-w
dm??? 1770 wi
l^Sil. Mareil w?s the enid...I m..nih of the Hinter
if I-43 li. *iiu? IB In. li... deep lu 4;...,r?lr, Vugust.
1 r. m.ii 'bali Iv iienvr rulnfall lu Newark, ii -4 liuiii*'
it 1. uni.. 11 ville. i"i.*.'i; iini,.... Hudson itii>r rW
mm h.- ni Albany April ii. barina clourd N'-vembet
:?;. leu.
1- ??-.- winter of iri.M ,i cid; mein lemneralttrei
.f Hie lUOtltll-. :i IB 1 lb i.Te.s lel.ill the i|Ve|';|e?
gael Rivet .T.!.*i*d on tn.- lee January SO, -ind for
lu-"-.* du- following: Bns-iuebanna, al Ibu rc d. |
ir;,... n.'.?'?:, ,,1 .r p.- ..ven 'i.-eL*; cold mid snow.
e. fir sout'i 11- Nen nil nn- and Jacksonville, rTorida
d Nicy
1,0 io Ktagara sud h-c thc wonderful ke bri'ge.
"ai,, in,, popular Btagara Falli Bpeelal vu New-Yorh
1 ni ral.
ls'Sd.-One of the coldest years In our recorda; tb
first three months of thin year very cold, rtop"
durtloa of 177U--IO. March bsd minima of 7- degree
below zero to 4 degrees above; bi April the low.-i
temperature sr Uirabortvllle waa only 1 .degree,; tu
B-BBfl ti'inpeiiittires for each of the spring month
wire b-low Uietr averagea since. Long Island soun
ii a* rlo-w-d to nai-lgstlon from Jnnunry io to Februsr
_7 ? New-York Harbor wa, much obstructed by lei
and that ..[ Philadelphia wu* eln-ed until late in March
the ||ud*cir, Uiver did not open until April 10. Th
rainfall at Newark for ibe year only :i4,0i la-bes.
LITERARY NOTES.
"I've Blueys sal-.*' Ter.nvson once decared. "Ilia
?Mild nnd 'Guinevere1 were IBS finest thing* Iv.
written." _
UiiHa-n Morris, (he poet, I* (loin, at bis KetBSaCOl
pr.*- a publishing business which appesrs io bc a
proBUble BnanctaU*. ..- i' l* artlatle. Of the booh
which he baited during tn- past rear b- brougbl on
ont) -.ijii volumes oltogetber mci.- ila being ui
rellum?and a rareful ralculatton, i>s--i m. price:
a iuall* affixed to the boolis in Hie catalogues of bad
lng secondhand booksellers, si.ow- that nie output of thi
vu I.* wi un !.-. i Le market at Ibe present BMBteni b?
tween _',0,.oo and av*-.ooo.
The sdlBea of tbe worha of Chaucer which Mr
Morrtt :* preparing win be, i; U ssserfed. the mom
magiilfl .ni edltlo. of ;i ...issi. ever produced in am
country, Mr. Morri* lu* a apectsj Chancer np-, snd
Mr. Uurne-Joiies taa made about Bxty lUnatratlona fm
lt," Bdllton. liriu!; love:-, m..! roberton SIB wefcwBM
lt *.'l!i j.d'.r; and many a poor poet will long f"r li?
lli rain.
An edifies of ??siiaii.--p.-ai.'s Poems and Bonnets,
rein in ltd Dem lbs Bril edition, ls now on Mr. .M..ins'.
prap*.
"~
Josepb Jefferaon'i verses defending Sbakeapear*
ii. i ie altai :.s .;.' Donnelly- errata wblcb bc read
.i*. r ?? Chicago I'l'ilel -'tl - ? I.il thus:
(ru ta.<c mi band and rome with me
in u;."i ? .e... *,toud 11i*t mulberry nee:
1 icu nu t" ss: r,: Im (I -, iliiin:,. Iiere lali- a peep
A! Whore il, t.iiiur ul Lu- Hamlet sleeps.
They lob! tue place ni honor for ti..; dead,
'ii." family ot hbakesih-are al Hie head.
i ? h ;?? ;*," altar "I inls -?.. rid pl.. <?
i,.i .'iii.' b-'-n given burial and grace.
Your va.*;.- tradition i- lim a surmise,
'I:.,- proof I oller i. before your eye,.
And o'i I ie ndors' brothers "f nu* ail.
Permit m ? fm ..'ie ni..mint I" depart
l'r..m t'.u- mi siii.j.'i. urging you .."me day
To ? ??:. ii lacred sp..! sud humbly pru
'Hint s-hakespcare's ragautoward us will totten,
Because iou gnow We've murder.- bim so often.
I could pile up a '.ut nf -*.:if
I,ut i hue taxed your patience quite lon; enongu.
In turning over Ibis maltee tn my mind.
'I ..:- . Il ? solution t!i.il I lind :
lt Mirelv I* (whoe'er tbe .ap may flt)
I.,!., .ii. .1 thal these wondrous piny* were Milt,
,-n if '.ur niiaki'speara'a not lt* very nama
it must !iuve been another of that game.
A cor respondent of ' Tho Literary World." of Boa
inn, I* nap neible f'.r this gool story concerning sir
Bdarin Arnold: "During ids last visit to this muutie
ba Lad occasion io edi updn a certain uuihor of ibl*
..iv. -iiL;ii name, dr." n-Ued tho aweettfekea mr
vant, Basing upon bis Impoe'ng Bgnre, -Tell your
master,' Hm p"<-i repBed, 'thal tim Light of A*.U
wl-lies to sec bim.'" _
Mr. Waller ruler's new* b-oic. "Plato and Platan
ism," "in b* brought out hors in u few days bs
lb" millan. _
Thu woy In which one genius struck a contemporary
i* worth quoting: " was lately i,. ont.-.t iu reis Ilsa ls
an .ia :nir. wno ls har youth knew Mis* Mltkenbs and
frequently -m bar after she became engsg._ io Byran,
that ail He informal lou coneernlHg lbs poet tiiat ravid
Ls pined from uer was i!il<: "He wiis u lillie man.
my d.-.ir. II* mn.* lama, I iran civ looked af bim. my
dear, for p*i>a did got nish bb io Im.nv bim, Hs wa*
.i Tittle ticui, my dear, lie was lanie.*'
AB Bri-fllsli writer, spending of the ??moral pitied
b.-cu which -deaaea freqnently mistakes far gold," *avs
that ib.rc J, *s superfine hind of rslBSflSSBl whir?
ls ." repelled bi tbe talaetto tide of Mckrna that lt
rsntiui enjoy bis almost Bnlkwlted power* of percepltoa
and n_:.t baartadae-s. Indord, li fee-* rta whole humor
-,?i,,t bf ihe Bwny ladloatlona ..f vulgarity nf |udg
merit Whick alloy bbl BBtOOtebtag POWBTS of vlnlon, mid
i.is -un uvre Bstontablng powers si cartcature. Bal
itu' Isa fi*ti'iioii.;ic.s u i.ii unuld Impoverish tbe sig
nitic ur ? nf Bngffsh Bteruniro. . , . "f (our-..-, the
greatneu "f Wcfcena ht bo! In bia sentiment. He ls
often tawdry; be i* ilwaya srsrcbsrged. Bul wliea be
I il.-ie-.s I nie viilgirl'v. BO OM make-lt more
mein and ri ll ilous ' _
An .slltnsi of Ibo w*Us nf Aubree de V.re in pTOBC
ami i rae, in ii anon ba brought oaf by las Nsrsslltans.
Pliot Uk- scholarly Iriahaml ls :? brae i??rt stool loweri
i.f vera,' wfll concede; ll i* a pity thal not all LU wmk
I. m." poetry. Ile doc* nut i'luiiy* rtas lo tho I- iel
ld ills leis!.
liic Oral mimbil of the "Houyhnhnm," the ?.lour
: al for Yahoo-," hs* sop arcd lo Landon, snd Its crftlca
Imply t'.ni Ibe rhlef isdnt of toteeret In it is Ita BX
pl.ii.iii.ii tint the ntl.- ls i" I..- pronounced -whlnlm."
Mark Twain's rn w st,.rv. -The cl.tMKMMIO linjih
s...??.- ia i . be Included tn a volume containing several
ather short stertea, and mi* win .s.M.n ba pubBebsd by
i*. L. K'ebster .v fe.
TUE SEDAS CRAIK.
iio:ii Bygone Bngtsnd.
i lie *? ,-,.i;i .ii.ni is mimed after Redan, thc leena
whare lt wa* Brat us.si. The earBest meniBm of tt
n Kn gin nd occurs tu ISSI. Kurll lu tba following
rentuiy the Dui." nf Lu. Lil,-i,;iui caused Uiu.il mdlg
nation bj Hs use in London, ll-outa wera *xa-*pernt.*d
it tn.ii nobleman empluylng hi* fellow-men lo lake ihe
[?lac- nf hm.cs to nirrv him. Prime I barlee brougbl
ii..rn sp du. lu iii.:i. i.'ii.e curiously WTflugbt .s.*rtaus,
two of uh., ii in- gave to Ihe Dune ul buckingham. A
lew weeks after their Introduction Masslngei produced
His play "The Boudinaii," ulid lu lt ho lint*. adtci'U*
o tin) ladb-s :
Tor their p..mp and can- le-liii; boin*
in triumph mi men's siu.iiid.-is.
liie iit>acniv is dmiltie.. lo Burfclnghanft Bedan,
.iliicii ii.i, liol,|.> lihe a pilli:.ililli.
-???????
rm ii ivs BHOOETR iSTiRisa EIEDNESS,
ruin Hie Dosi.ni (-Jobi-.
Ii..in every lull ot Ibid land then- i.ntu- tu bim Isl
cr* fruin people uh" ncr.- in trouble, lin- |a?lnnci>,
.."ii nd 'i tu- was ronnoc ra ted lin- xtshnp recrtved ii
riler from a widow iu Minnesota, .-lie hud been
nurrted In Mn ss.u bu-i's and her liii*!.:iinl bod bun
lilied ni Hu- tull War. As a soldier's widow th?
in* entitled i". u pension fruin ibe Hevernmenh tail
ni* sh,- un* iinii-ie io ni,i.iiu, ell hooch none disputed
h.- fact of Hie husband being i,i,i..i in un riigugi'
nen! ami while righting nobly, nm un- poor, aflUcii-d
villon could not prove ihut inls mun was her hui-band,
s sim b:iil lita) ber i ci llti. ale. So she aruta to
ll sholl Hruoka letting I.Im "I her condlllon and the
.?(.?ssiiv oi reertvliig .i eopj ..i ber marriage rertBt
ale. slie only Lncw Ibe millie nf Ihe iii I t.l-.i .-r who
...! aiarrtrd lui-, and be bad died. Thc lu-nop nf
I.I ...li.ll ells took ,1 l.et-OU.d illlcli-st ill ber Ilise
nd worked lui rd lo ubi a lu evidence or the mnrrlsRc.
le wu* tliiiilly siicccsliil, und uas utile lo send tl..
lilt.nv ainu!..-r i ciillliaic.
Another somewhat similar Incident I* worthy of lu
ni; recalled. A po..r young mau li.ut liven christened
i lin- Episcopal eliiir.il. and ll became ne. cs.iiry f.u
lin in baie *"!iic ic...rd ol ll. Ile v.rot. tu In Imp
in*.hs lu a,', ir lhere va* .tin nay he could _d Ihe
e-liiil Informsllnti, All ihe man knew u.is ii,at he
mi P.cn christened lu some "high" church In
billi.cl. bul Le bad l.,, Idea illili ii Church lt W?K
iiis na- a very Indednlte meatian to submit io a
uv bl.hop, i-spei lilly is Hui,- are a great mini
;plsco|ial chiinl.es In Montreal, and several of illili
nminilnailon. Hui Btahop Br?M)ks set i.. worb io
li ll.)' tile milli. Ile I. null thc ninnes nf all thc
iiuici.e. <>r Montreal, communicated with Hiern, and
nally .-laM.-licil Ibe reen! ol the birth
on another nccaslun in received a letter from a
um In Nen-York saying, "Will iou plea*" scud m.
list of a'l Ibe nu!,ll, ail..ns lu your diocese'.
l-C.-IVlllg lt III" lli.liop dbl not .len smile ut Ibe uti
iidiiv >.f Hu- request ar neem annoyed Hm! a niau
tumbi I rou Ide him upon such a simp!,, atelier. H.
?-rented ii as something to fulfil
Do iou think von cnn lind ii lint lids ninn wanta*"'
dd bc io bi-, secretary
'? I ^iies. ..,*? caine Ihe reply, nnd the ..crctiirv
"ho knew 111. uol.leliciirl.il 111 Lop so Will, ?p,.|,t
alf il..' night rompletlBg Ihe lash.
While tb.- HI*!.op wa-, Iii I'nropc bivi summer h.- rr
rived a Bomber ul letters requesting small favors
'hbli Hu'V could receive Just as well from sun.nc
lie, unit Iii- wu, assiduous In his inderi!..is lo forward
ii curly reply.
RIAISE'S DAY OF FIT E.
ra*htngtaa dispatch In The Ch cagn Inier (Ve,
lt K a
.--...i,-, ?'. .-?.. .os ..,,...-1 .,,, , .ni. mm iroiu punllC
ie. ii nj, on ih.- Mindiiy i-vvinu, to m,. Bmmn
Ung of the Republican (...ni.'tulon m (in.Innutl in
?-.'d ihnt in- suif.'ii- the sunstroke whbh pinycd no
nconsld.-rnhii- pun in breaking down the lilulin for_eS
nd ni.ni Iri .Urn/ ll.-ii-e. ll , ,. .._ ., __._*-_ ._._. , .
- . and li uas on Bqmlay, ilii.e WPbhs tater. Ihut
is ph.v?|.|iii,, finally aduililid Uie houeles-iiess ol his
mu.
THE CHRONICLE OF AJRTgJ
EXHIBITIONS AND OTHEtt TOPlCi I
THE WATERCOLOR SOCIETY'S SALE^piCT.Rg,
BV MERRIS. PARTOX AKfi Ill' BBg||^
COMPARISON* OF ENGLISH AXO
4MBBICAB POSTOFF1CE ART.
The exhibition at th, ,.-lo:i Ln^ ("lubthliT'is-.
dav will I,- ml. .-lIuii,",,,,. |, ?,,, ^ ? n?^WB.
of a amr commuter. Al tbs Avery aetlery til?
be oprtii'd to-morrow an exhibition af twenty-,*???, i
scape- done In Prance and Holland bv BugZ, JET
an Austrian pupil of Th-odore Roj,s,.:,?, -rii? ,ei*
nf stottish land,c.p.- by David Law t0 which"1*
have referred before ara now an view al tha iv-*""
lien gallery. After the rxbHttaa aSmV?t_
Walter Richmond coBecttan, which m,.i be se.n ... !'
Flftb Avenue Art GeBertet aa Friday, %mn Jj1*
?bown and sold at Hat rstabBahmsat * nun.W _
paintings belonging to Mr. Henry M. _?>-?.,!7
LlOOlillll. Te exhibition Will Bgea BB tile .Ut "
Tn- Loan BxhlMilofl of iha AaMrtma Una tn, ?_.
ctaty will open later tann . u* been experted *t_I
pr.-*. Hw ls ,i"".' a;;ii"":.C"d f..r Ibe af'.-r ,.?,.,' '. ..
day. P-braary 13, With the aanouncenMM mmsa
fen nates ;.* to tbe object! io be shown. .Wm
bi' paintings by R.-.-nbr.inli. Masquer., De Ham 2
Rigaud. Mr. PT. H. Fuller ls io lead bli .'.lun,-**!
En gi B ; pieteree. wh!e_ wai di*. i*?i |? r;,,. Tr"
last year, and oii.cr works ..f the mme *.:,.??,./*
be lent by Mr.*. Btodgrtt. Mr. C. J. Lawrence*. _._
bronzes, ov.r one hundred In Bamber, Tanaam !?____!
bei'.ng,n? to Mr. r. i;. Clark and Mr. Ali,,,,,, **
cotaasal model ol Mr. I>. ?'. Prench'a status *?__,
Republic,'1 ut Chicago, mil be among lae mhemat
fiettie art. T..p.-til.*, iiim and armor, agatha!
taBS, la.cs, inlnliiiiircs mid enan,. I, ire tim 7.
Boned ns forming patt of the c.ll.-iiioi uhle'si, _*?.'
IbC galleibM. ???
The Brat week's "-ales Bt the Water r*otttr |mbs_>
exhibition lave been Bnuaually encourngtag; am**-..1
ins lu -idi.-in tor i<>7 pu tun-. PollaeBB B b
Ii*! of Ibe principal worfcfl *.!?!: "Kv. rv lt.*,,. u_.
M* Tiiom.- by i I. ii. Ferrie. WHO; "La?_a*,*3
J. P. Crupsry, *ioo: -Tke Mory Rook,*' ty f c
innes. Rli$; "Moonlight Braves." by K k. b. |*g_
?+100: "The Mother." by c. 'r. McChesacy, cW
??'Hie niinii of th.- Fall," by W. L Palamr, koo
? I.a'.e Afternoon." bi* H. C. Minor, gist; "Qm ml
C.r.r.-d ("anal, V. nbc" by II. IV Bmlth, mi; "?>?,
lember." bv J. r. Murphy. P130: "Ab "ld Min Dam,
by C. il. Latin. #171: "Tin- Pool." by ,f. p. \,llrphl
PSOO; "A Quiet spot.- r,v i, K.iri.-r. <__.-,; -? gLgj
lng.'' by B. C. Minor. 1250; * A btreet In Cilro." Sh
ll Fenn, PI30; ?? rn- Edge .,r :, poud." hy b, h.
-millie, #i7.">i * B'ashei a omen <>f Etretat," lg #
-afterlee. P990: "summer Roars." by ll. llandilo,,
ItpO; "lin- t:- tm ii fr.in nu- Ride." br p. Muna,
???.'.'.'; "Snow," 1,1 L Ochtamn, WHOO; "dBalght asl
Bhade," bv B. M. .-Iiiirtleil. PSOO; ??Crossing t|>- u,r*
bv (i. PerfclBa, ..M',!); "Twilight," by K. Van E-tea,
IMOD.
(ino Iiiindr.*d "nd nineteen pictures by Mr. .trtftar
I'ariou unit seyeni.en i,y Hr. -eymew Oap art
banging lu lbs ruth Avenue Art tsailerlea, where
tliey uni be sold Tuesday and Wednesday evenlnn.
Mr. Pallon ls a landscape wboae fes-dlun and sbUUr
linve been recognised for ve.i.'s nt tip- academy 1*4
elsewhere, nnd this exhibition st.ow* that In the mia
eenfldonee iii him tm*, not been ndsptorad. Numerous
as Hie pictures are few of them an- Interim*. Mr.
Pillion li uneven, but at hi* worst li<> j, respcrt,!,|?
and al Ids best he i, roneMerabty BUM thia that.
Ill* least prutltsbh: iiiotneiitK appear lo h.ivs brm
Unto which were, almtohed lUBB baum, the monisms
repeaseeted by ids ingest and Bsaat aaABtam wotto
siuli a, No lill, ?Nightfall.* Nu. r.7. "The flos* af
Pav," ur Xo. 133, "'Ihe Wallan, brook."
The .special mitti of Mr. Harbin's gtyla
ls li* delicacy. and hs faIN natunlly
when ii.- attempt! a large, bread ?-rmrr ;n a
picture like "Thc (lo?.e of Day." in -The Vioodiand
lirooh " the renae of hi. hllure t.< mack his liirri*.
leiei i-. addly enough, aiuetly appaelta lo IBs, lt
ls (hal the niliiui.il'-., which i. acceptable ju a small
picture or in a pasBBfa h*re mid lhere beean,!
obtrusive when spread ov.-r a larg*
surface. None sf the big pleteies is bad but none
expreaaci Mr. Parton'i bern -id.-. Thal amy be fond
lu norh* of smuii, r irate, lu the _il*_ inov.-mrnt of
N" Bl, -A (.Us!)- Dai," lu thg Btrogg, dec_,?s.
brusii work of Be. IOS, " Leogthentag .-iiKi'.w-.-'ia
Ibo boshy dentil* ?? >,,. -j.-,, -a auaay Blade,' asl
in Hie reilly lender, rabila ? !nrm af No.. li:t, Vt
and ll, summer pictures painted lu Joyous. BBBBBW
Bloods, Wheo Mr. forton toucher, a pmutariy rs
Rited, p-nile note be ls aneceaaM. When Ut
?lips Ills brii.li In bolder BMra hd instaiut.* h BB
mmetblng ...' ni. pawer. He loam it in thia way ia
?The (i.-*.e of Hil- Hay.** which ?.- haw neiiionfd,
and loaee lt In works meg as No. oi
"Sundown," a picture which l- gorgeoiu
because the mere palm i* gergrans, but which l? not
truiv brilliant, lu tact, li is n,.t Mr. Barton. f"rte
io be brilliant, so rai- a*, ibis exMU-km sive*. u? an op?
portunity of a*4'crialiiing. Hut be hr a food colortit
and imrlis nilli energy and rgactaess. Ha BM si
W0 have Bald, feeling tor land-, ape and lils picture!
leave a pira bb ni Biemoey. Mr. BVymow Gey dram
well, and while (.iiing bl* work a ?i**L clean ef?
fect, und making lt extremely smooth, he ba* stopped
short of tbe mechanical treatment "f f'-rm, which
might be sue pee led as the taglral auloome of his
method. He has not avoided, however, drifting into
thal frame at mind Bf whick -ir Jehu MilUii
gtVee iii" world perhaps th- most d-MlBgutflhfld ll
lustrations; .th" fr;iiui' of nihid which conodrm did
sivcet-iiKi-d, doll like child or malden as aa ideal of
pin*; iii loi'i-liiiess. The MCherry Blpe" type* '"ntl
amatol sud unutterably pretty, is no sSebt pxd
in its way, but its adaptattaa to ita
piirpo.es oi il... advertiser, lu Mg, gio*/
lltuogrspbs 1. a* sunni. .1.1 BS I' I* iiieii'.i'.e. IM
ls ia,, type which, ni several i;i*.a:i. n-. Br. Bug bsa
Isilhted Iii the chief of h!* j*, tm. - iii this eXS-Mltm,
ile la ?eiitiiii.i.lal und pretll in Ko. 51, ??(?iri wii^U
Mali'lullll ". lil >... Uti, BO .N.al .nd WI B*J Mr,
Iii Ni lae, *? Margery Una ?? a lamplight stady aad nn
il-i.-ri-.t work; in Bo. i:;n. "Found,"and even lu Xo.
lilli. "i7.-ii)." in width toe bust ol a roung gJddemel
siu.-it% I. limned a^iiiist a law-ground in waicB taa
liisiiiie |s m .lin- lu fate at tin- bands nf the ro"ii.
Mid lt happens 1 al seiillmenlaUty an 1 prettiness are
inst ihe qiialllles Which, wen rombimd aBkBri
i.uv's good draughumaiishlpand eommenda-tjr pcsimm
liatidUng, ju tis.- ibe latter.rn t? b ? "f lea* " sseumacf
Mum they iciiiiv arr, and help i" produce 1 Irtwrai
eitct as of unredeemed commouptare. rbal i? tin
iinpressini) we have rallied away Irom Br, '? i|' >".rl"
In genre pulnttllg. W- may add thal bSth Bm
1.1.1 uni Mr, I'arl.m are Xatlu11.1l AndeeBCBSSB.
\. wv k.i.nu \ i'... sf Boston, aaasnan the P'-k
llcatlon "f a pitotogruvure, li 1 SxlB lochee rn ?!???;
.1 ii.ii.ur -.linc's Aliena.-hui " Wa-alngton.
A lim:r. ,| .stith.u i, ugered **BB ?
.?riling on ibe margin, ;i* s "iramrrmv
ol Hie pen and Ink draurlttg Sf tAwtttm
ni.le le. Ina,. If, an.l BOW oiimsl bl Br. '? '*
Kahon.av of Brooklyn. Copies of ihe plato ar* si
lim1. dhis.
IjisI vieeh li, lliis place wc hail incision ta *9tMim
Iha new coinage nlil.ii ls exciting Interest In Kii-ls"?
In Hu- "HA. .lames*. 1 int el te" occurs this pump a I'S
..li BIMI her prudi', t of llrilUh ollui: I'b'iii : "-.""'a
iinv ..ti.- wisi, tor a pram ??( Imw bmrtlstle a tmr
laiiliiiiil I), p.'.rlmii't ian bc. h.- bes ont) to dlslsinsi
a p.-iinv lu I hi.- pint iii*.- of thu new i.-i'itfu PJJ
caril. On- ..1 lam rc .ni Is-ucs |.*l one IO l,. .p.- I -i-?*
i-ciier limns, s.. far as color was concert ---i. talgai rn
I....|..s| mr; but tin- mn .lamp ugh! Bo tarma ?
.iis.ii.pi..b..i..nu be io., strong. Cotor. Iona, ?"<*'
mein, lettering and eic uti,11 .ne ail stroch-as. '_?
full leiigth Bgnre "f lira Walesty l- appareBtly Mg
from a photograph, and lbs background i?prod_caM-i
usual phologrtinht-rs ;.uric ut : Na.*. ?una.?.
eli . reties ..I Ibe parlrallure af hall 1 ?"?,l"f-f1#aC
Exiimliii- Ho- c.\e.i.li..n I brough ;. A.i- . and ? _
seuil.le. mdlllng *.. mn.!, ns Ita' Inlauili.e elf"!'' "J
lim woisl i-ngn.ilugs in iii" iiii.p iss.ks of ""?;**?
id,nny. A, f..r 11,0 urnument-ll ls m^drtgsem
u cbariiiier eici ta sp.uk of Place braHe lt Mal
BOW s,:??p l.-neil Iv th- Itiil.-I .-tales lo cetoMSSB
tt,.- c..i,i.iii.iis r.ntci.a.y. and ......pure tbe umkmss
Rhlp ami eve,, th- taste. Hera, rn ;.** .hat. a sausm
Hui,, a pb.m.- of Cduml.ua aidlcBIng rtd Bjsj
lobelia l' reproduced. Bot les* Cnn iwentl M-?'^
ur.- ariiDbtaiiliy tatruduei-d. and even ibelr rratm*es"J
anlmair. 11 i^. ?f ??""'*-. qinsBBiitsbb* ??*_kmjam
n crowded srrne I* lilted tar repremnla_km 1 Uta ?
slump; ?.ul there can be .?ubt that -bHprndBdg
?f u,e 1 mi.sl Maim r..si..f!i..- mus! maha tis mu*
our bend* In shume and despair."'
Tlie Mels-onicr exhlblllon In I'm!* li !<? he heil_g
!?,.. li op.,,, ot. thc Otb of March. &_ "i'l rrsmp
? view I.i a nioiiih. U will contolB ?"rk* IcntiW
'en.!, and foreign coBeclor. and all I ka l'?'?^|
drawn,gv und sWckm Hi la ike srtM? studio ?
ld, d.sth.
ihe tencflt cf Bhataeraphy ta ih- piii.ii-ifr*.?Jf SM
maraslnes and bi Ks raaeW* of ita- lau-?? .'""'?J,."'1 "
denied, bul 1 very now and ita-n ihi-re will ****L?
(.nu ol ll.e hn.i peii.sli.als au ah-.. .il'-J '"??'',; et
hie vindication of thc sup.iiorllv ..I '?'*'," .k,,tU->
,.. her to all Ihe prac; lil .-i.rs af P-pcs lu H BlMtJ J
Las,, their WO!* 01, the Lintern. .M ,',ll'\'a-h, ihU
!.'^*#.''n?,^-_S^^K_3
.M. I, s. cn iilnne I* B IBUa mu>t'-rpi;'< " ?? .'"^ ? r,^e
11 ?rl.. and immpared wlih ikeJ*^?"?*JL et
sa,,,., picture in Mr. Ucl'? umMttair* mi-aaysamj
,i,c painter, is a, Isbt ls 1.1 dertimis*. J,/,*-*,
,,,,..1,,,, ..I - I ' M I" M Hal rail hos an ' '< niiiB ?
" ?'....niit dc I'AroJto ct dc *??*& $
I- .m. i s ile \... itiir.lv bare we aeen the ewttM. wj
'aSmmLt -.d'I he fa, . .*..wgmtt a ?^JE
sd.! redertrd -' ad ml ri 'Iv ?? ?? '?;', ".^igaadB
KWi?--*tt_Jv_?i__^_Sl7l
sidf atnd ovorywbew oise la tis wesB tue w*^
Bte, and >ldds a pliant, Soft effect.

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About New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924