New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-09

words can be applied to the creations OF the peculiarly
nnheroic coldly cynics p'ywllght-are idise iOrceu
eontriyed comp sitOnS for Which Pnrs or any othei
fife happily fIru.s es no nOles. Emile Mohtefret
rrtcing this last product on Of the pcted dI1matls
with accustomed acumen. and larse, fur Judgment
conclude tLat with 1t young Dumas has completed ih'
cy.le of studies Of i rsdn Odtr IN Manners which ~
began 80 biii 'nly with TIE Dame dVI CGmeias. gnC
thai hcnccio H. he wilsAo OF Hing iuto mere tlict
end manner ism Of waste Tcp'titiun-must turn his
frIds and pas,nrcs new Lei us hope for the dramas
sake and dccencys sake q t the tty severe critic and
generous prophet prove right in bis conclusion as hC
Is In bis premises.
/ said something hurricdly in my last Of European
cont, buttons to the SANITARY Commission and to tGC
great NeWYork Fair, orenod before this reaches yOu
under its Invocation md was something wrong IN ny
hurry to sum mp celtain generous cphers rs ui9
"EuTOican ttsl II all gis up to nenliy nat date
am delighted g. know that wls r'ossy msleAthi Hl'
reported returns UP to that time would have seen
nv stated 23i.000 f'aHes ever SO much bottr-1iuc
English gentleman, for Instance, oaPping H., Ioi Nio
generous part with u solid git of one thousand pos
In cash Let us hate u English as IN pdliotlc ou!
bcund all the same-though tIeequaries OF theih ale
and always have been dc'Iie tie nouse VI lshVal'
American journalism. friends; ana ~ Us c""'luuo'
with the true Gcicsoy becumirg generous gNerS 10
tnnn, them with thr one charitable shipoadG mouth
full to mal--of sent them the 0tneF !eal i
American and other printers AZ DnsSeldofH nave con
tributcd seventy good aHd bnd pictures 20 the fat
there is pheasant hkelb0Od tInt before 1t closes, its
managers vii need make room Tor contributions from
Russia. r..
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souices arc aIe opriug and more free 7; reuom
Der thnt il is only few weeks ago that few good men
put their heads where their hearts had long been
together and began to tell the rest of US to do
what SO many willing always 10 co wnen they are
told that is do right and 10 give of our more OF less
abundance Why. just the little New. England eliqre-
always So nar and peddinF, and penny-gcting and
penny SAY ing-ths marrow Minded unehivaTe set AT
hint without orgaaastioa, packed Of l1,OOO rane'
OF contributions Il the Bos.Cl Fair IN aid Of the SICK
and wounded of both sides IN cur civil war.
an told on the instant that Victor Hugo is one oi
the COZ ri ut0s to iho Fair That to be expected
He was in the advanced guard long ago. was out with
John Brown first slnsne tho volunteer aids of that our
real 3aT Genel al wacB mOst OF the rest oil Us were
admring that hero GGd bis preliminary campaign ~
polite snfe distance ard tsder poor bated breathS
OF the last noticeable new bok l can only give the
title La Posse err Ei0qHenes Rome aH temps dts Csso'
an octave volume by jules Jai1n author OF me a'N'
fulea translation of Latin Horace TO modern spirit On
prose- Il at any one has favored us with The bo"k
adds nothing TO the old smoked and dried stores OF
dead.tone-Ie eruditioE respecting the Augustan ana
other Roman classics does not pretend 10; docs WIN
out pretenEiOn and do pio the too wOidy dettante-
ism of the writer help to quicken In the readers im,
agnation and realize 10 his intellect the thoughts and
sbadowy fos of old dead gone Roman poets, orators
and people.