New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10
thought nothing much short Of sorcery could enao'e
h,, 70 chanec his costumes ard to adspt himself to

almost invariably performed IN pupc On the stage III
VEN few Instincts Only could he Dc induced 70 $40"
Ih, k before private circles in the palaces of princes
Once Prince Netterpch asked him 10 act az his palace
yattemare had as usual thousand excuses; bat ts
yprnoe Insisting lie ut last consented. upon the conan
Zion tba, after the beginning OF the performance DO
orc whoeyert vas shcnld be admitted into tho 81
lJoon. Tie Prince accepted tho condition. and ga's
o,5,.s IN tso servants accordingly At the time ap
polned vaitemare begins his performance beiofe w
audience ny # the cream Of The Vienna ai'
tocracy who listened IN profoundest silence 10 '
clever performer when all at once dispute is heard OF
the staircase between q g1ost WI" VIII hploiuN'
enie nc apariment and thc servant who denies HHh'
tapoc according 10 tae orders he has rocei7ed TIC
controversy becomes moro aud more lively and TIC
guest whose y0i,r is recognize as That Oh Won
brown t5cu5eS Of 800 diplomatic corps expresses MS
dispeasure I'm terms bv no means complimentary III
tbe meantime yatemprc has stsgped IN his perform
ancc. .'ancinr r,pYoachf1llv at Priuco Metiernen
who rcineIut1jug his promise, dispatches some a'''
aI.s with tie orGcr 10 rake peace between INC u't
tau,s Tho sefynn,g. however, soon return WIN y
,,,ur y, r.ither in The corridor nor The starr
easc ~ a.g one boon engaged in dispute The esiu
PAM perceive now Tat tie quarrel las taken p'cc "
vntoriaso's thrust and are ligiy amused oho :" VIZ
great M nrers WAS SIR Wai;cr scott, WON he 'i''u
OF Abiotsiufd in is.l md who addressed hln ia
I.leyor ,,erl Old Blumrnbech WINS "a warm ffiend Vi
1L5s f,oete became fond Of him. oua gave him 6ra'
eicus letter of recommendation. vhch is still to be
he,,I among bis papers. Princes and princesses ised
hita ard almiftol lin frequently 10 their presence
'Qse ~ lis principles HSs, to take no money
r-escn.s consequently Is received, marks Of favor
rare Autographs and drEvres which IN the cours' o'
Ilau
time have sWelleG tSr considerable collection lie wan
MAJ without L.gh. aspirations ard liked to act as me-
dinn - inerat.ons, exchanges in mental productions
etr,a ,obrne absnt what railways ard other inyen'
tons IRE doing now that every country should sho"
and oss,ss Ill tie poran. productions In science ana
itcratrre Of other counries He pursued the same o.
ee, in the United States OF American where he spent
many years, enjoying the fAgcr Of the best ren tof
wears past yattemsIe has lived retired and quiet
y at Paris solely Ga tho n.cTcour'o with some friends
for whose benefit ho sometimes recalled the adventures
# Us i.c speaking Of Goethe reek, Alexandra Won
HnrbGdt Sehleicrracher ond other literary notaoil
ties with grat:.l! remembrance. As TO bis collection
BIZ rot nor What it nsed b.. FOR his good nature has
afen been abxscd lie could no; refuse easily, and this
generous disposition was well known by collectors who
did not snare hl get abundant were these
tbat much is hon worthy Of attention"
Madame George Sand is now publishing n
novel, ooni,ssed written in the English style.
youag cir, confession ard the Story IL now running w
tSe ",;eyse des DeuI Mondes"
Il Is said that n. and Madame Renan have
left par, .tr Egypt. It "a 81. Eenan's intention to
navel over the thenter Of ST. rauslabors previoss 70
the prrlicl sion Of thet apostles Life
I A Paragraph IN the French Publishers Cir
cular of trnourcemerts SAYS That prs'hrmous work
ty Eueaoc Sue vii shortly appear In the Prose
under Ore expressive title az " Tho Daughters 81 Cain
Il is sid that the nu'hpr had thrown all Lis vigor into
this pieiro.lon. ard " eat success Is predicted.
II II stated that IN asylum for dccayed literary
cn is 80 BE founded nrar Pair. and tbhi 10 few days
we ,hsn receive the Imperial decree establishing It.
Many yIruch authors lave much confidence In
these retreats tho places frequently falling to the
lot - with talents for intrigue rather than for any
thing ase.
Tie two first numbers of Vol. !. OF O colicc-
ton n unpublished docnucn,s relating TO he dis
cpveiy conq.est and oolonizniion OF tic Spanish pa
sc,sioar- In America and Oeeancs drawn nom The
Real ATchiyo de ndias. has recently been published 10
Madrid The work IL is surmiscd will prove ore 81
the most valuable contributions TO American history
, made q recent years
Dr. J. NJ. Lappcnbere, tho Anglo-saron his.
toran LIS been presented with a gold medal having
the impress 81 hs own portrait at the commeEornhon
u It's existence for quarter 81 oen.ury. b the Veren
fur Inrburgisehe Geschlehie.
Il A question uf much interest 10 authors and
Tho proyreiors 81 magazines and periodicals. likely "a
be- brought before the London Law courts popular
writer commenced serial tale is TIE pages Of All the
+ Year Ronnd" Some time ago considerable intnTval
easoi between the arrival II two instamcns. eauing
seriols interruption 70 TIC ferinl publication. 1tn
public interest In tho necessarily began 10 hng
sm.lsr delay heyinr again occurred the editor placed
the cmrpc.on II Le tale in the hands Of another popn
tlsr writer Afer some two tlreo chapter, OF this
continuation had been published. tho original writer
forwarJed more Ms which. sf conrss, under the cir
cumstances cannot be- printed SO the matter 70 likely
be nvoSed IN law both parties insisting upon tAsir
respective rghts. 80 treir
respective rights.
NJ. John Taylor, publishor who wss alSo a
successful author the friend Of keats the post, and who
died ~ Kensing'on, ,London, on July 5ih aged
, ciehiythiec was head oftls firm OF 1aylQr Walton
publishers 10 the Loocon University. Ho wrote on va.
riots sufjects-ihe Currency. tie Origin Of tho Pyrs
ridA tho number OF tho Beas. and THE Iden.ty OF
'Janius with Celebrated Living Character" lie
showed by known facts and inductye REASONING upon
them, that Sir Philip Francis, about whom Toyors
book pubilshcd. must have written the famous
letter. siJrnias. 1t is in oofo5oration Of tbs tat
the volume, carefully seacd dp. was found in secret
drawer 0! f'anciss escrtorc. l. is supposed b. some
that Lo;d George Ccrmaine really was "Jgnius" r.
sisted by Philip Francis. then WY hig. W as oesk
IL The War Office, London.
The Mss ThackcrayS hayo presented 10 Tie |
scholars Of the Chartered the fyo- he,' e, nv,