New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14
,vo-o ne motives and incentives Of he

neor In svenring the crimes perperated against nm
ard much is explansd Tat may have hiner.o 49,
ipexpcsble In AnOs. every instance tne crimes u 'e
mass were he echoes OF blows that had Oe5n sHuA a.
them ony reyerberatld again and a. lin 'he 1'lS -
IL one or tie few. being avenged by the hAn! iN
yoiro equal 20 the Others for artistic power aH S
tpirs some Glorious writing full Of novel views OF tae
subject startling. but profound II cpnaAs !Fi1- -
turts Of MiIsbeau. RobPcrre, and Can.e Desl Ials
executed VIII woudrOus suhtefy and genius Success - -
cnthor. nav he 1--we accomplish his w0rs and may ms
term Of exile have speedy end As there have been 20
many attempts to sketch the person Of NJ Louis bahc;
and all 80 varying. the public must have Ve.y cohus
idea corcerrTg Ian. and perhaps may be excused II
give YOU an etching. he Is nearly i've teet ~ hSh~
II have heard il stated that he was lo tol- formed VIA
such symmetry that forget his stature Ills cAes
il m and fre and Lsnds and feet are pecl ally small
His complexion and hair are dark lie mas clear Reah
ful color IL h. firm cheek His face has touch 81 tae
Hebrew in IT, perhaps II is derive from the oPamaru III
his blood There something stern az times N rs aspect
bu, VIXEN be smiles L look peculiarly sweet may
saw it has a touching child Ike simplicity I1ere !,
strange tone in his voice which seems 20 EhkL so9u' te
heart a. Il In search # the tenderet string II IS only
when YOU hear him in public that be dates into the man
who could sway people and sminsy iod hiIseh IcahI
with the Partisan multitude as IN a mantle lhere i
strange fire In his dark eyes and bis head Is feast Tor
rhreuoogist NJ Louis Blame one day told me mar me
first Of hrs country whom lie met on arriving 10 hn
land In sis was Louis Napoleon. at MOreys Hotel wac
rushed upon him ard embraced him with tears assuring hin
that he Socialist and would enceevor 10 reaze
in practice Louis Blanc social theory In case he should
attain the presidential power He has redeemed his prom
se by the murder and Punishment of Louis Blanc friends
ard followers wherever he could lay hands on them
However be goes his way and il may chance that they
too NAV again then, the one landing n exile tle
other returning home only the personal position may be
presume that YOU viii have Mary Howitts version Of
her little affair with Miss. Bremen IL seems a very
unaccountabe proceeding tia part of Miss Bremen
TO have published her card in the way she did 10 say
the least it extremely ungenerous coniuet toward
Mary Hewitt but doubtless the Americans VIII see the
matter in It's proper light and do the English lady ample
Justice May Hewitt Is engaged in writing popular ms
tory OF America intended TO make the reading class OF
English Artizsns sc better acquainted with the history
OF the niled States than they have hitherto BEEN WI
liam Hewitt is still travelling from one digging to another
in search nuggets of knowledge rather than OF gold col
lecting the fullest particulars of Australia in the present.
and her prospects in the future Some graphic letters OIL
his have been in Household Words believe lie intends TO
return shortly by tie overland rOutenot TO America as
stated in our papers Their daughter, tue author OF
An Art Student IN M1nicA who is painter of great prom
Use has Just finished her first picture in OIL intended TOR
exhibition being of series of five ON that portion OF
Faust which refers 10 Margaret. II is composition OF
great power and originality The readings of Mr..
Dickens, at Birmingham brought 700 INTO the treasury
OF the Mechanics Institute. Amid all OF s othsr aOors
he finds time 10 mediate another work which we shall get
an announcement of before long What is to be, even
cairyOyance fails to predict We learn from an article
in the January No of the NeU Qgdrterly Rerter which
Is written TO expose the "hafpr0ht system OF publish
ing that the first money received by Thomas Car
lyle for any book of his, RENTED to him from an
American rn-he always having published on the half
profit principle al tie publisher sbalance sheet never
shown any profits TO halye This money for the
print ofIs csrnie and this wa. after he had achieved
an ustrOus reputation author of The FTeHch Reco
luton which together with his earlier works was out OF
print Tie article is sashing onslaught the publish
ing system and has caused great sensations the facts
adduced being of the most astounding character Oar
publishers are getting quite smart and unconscioAaoy
Messrs. Chapman and Hall advertise SIR Philip
Sidney and the ArcGd'd, and all are on the On
tre 10 know what new thing shall be said OF one who
darling hero with US, great hearted gentleman,
our poet hero Sidney when, behold, the book Is re-
print of some old article published in TIE RetrssP.c
IRE RerieU thirty four years since written by Mr.
Crosbv but advertised and printed without his kuowl-
edge and sold for something original Mr.. Newly too,
faSors us with translation Of one of Emile Carens
novels pUbshed original Enghsh novel IN TWO vol
umes.
Mr. Bentley's proposed reduction in the price of new
novels does not 1t was too high still 10 reach the
general public as to be able to supersede the crcna
ling library connection on which the novel sale mainly
deTends The novel in England exists through the ma
chnery Of circulating Libraries to which 1t sold for
ten or fifteen shillngs although The nominal prce Is hon
al guinea and a halt, and no matter what trash
be published it Is advertised and pulled and the libraries
must takea certain number Of copies
The SPECULATION of Messrs Rouedge in purchasing the
exclusive right 10 reprint the works OF SIR +. IL Lytt0n,
for ten years the rate Of two thousand pounds per
snBum for repayment, is likely to prove very profitable
happened to the preliminary subscription list before
had quite been the round of the trade and thore were
already thousand copies taken. II is said this hrm
cleared twenty five thousand pounds by CncS Tom
hope that my figures will not get mqu0ed 10 the tune
that our pape have been mstang fact relative to the
Establishment the Messrs Harpers, New York New
York journal having stated that the ordinary issues Of
books from that house. averaged twenty five complete
books minute, at ten hours per day, Throughout the
year. it was magnfed by the neat copying paper into
twenty five thousand books per minute and this im
nense impetus the Messs Harpers business has been
given BY most Of our papers in the country. We are
promised new novels during the season, from Miss Nit
ford Miss Pardoe Mrs Gore, and Mrs Trolope. We 10
not hear any announcements Of Miss Bronte, that 49,
Currer Bell think shall have a poem from Mrs
Browning greatest living Poete:s perhaps the worlds
greatest before long little bird from Italy tells me So
Baider poem By the author of The Roman Is not the
Bader sun cd of the Scandnavans but intended to
symbol the modern Sun God Genius. II is only the
fret part the poem and would be unfair TO speak OF
il az whole in the way that the Atheneum does, con
demIiDg it a WORK OF art and pronouncing grand
mistake II also tws the author with having said In the
peface 10 the second edition of TIE Roman that he hoped
10 write POM yet and accepts this POM spoken
of; end characteristics it failure Now the author
said in that preface that he hoped to write poetry during
the next ten Years and the end Of that time poem
Consequently he does not look BaIiey the poem.
Meanwhile, without speaking Of it as complete work
till we get the second part BaIder contains such poetry
a. the world may well be content with until then 1t is
SURPRISINGLY fue and wondrously beautiful and to my
thinking reveals great poet the threshold OF the age
who il &c stined to plant bis feet the Immortal Mount
1t has been ungrsciousy insnuaed that Mr. Thaekeray
dare give his Impressions Of America as he pur
poses making another visit.
1t appears that in this country we are making books in
greater ratio than paper. What an advantage
oud be 10 the country if half the present book makers
would turn their attention to the mandatory OF paper
or yrTl/fTT 10 n IL 7 L/pTITI u no