New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-28
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY eAsHPPLEAlENT

,,n,se I, consequence OF It's price a7d It's pnipape
nfrcctation Of Aiding above what Sir EDWARD MIL,
ytton u.ed 10 call the herd" And, talkihs VI 49,
cations somebody il said 20 be pFeplf,Iss a I,,,,
Word Nth Punch after the style OF AuIsu " ';S
in which that literary hHnchblck Is 70 DE 20 OBJ
both non ard pencil Tt l. quite edfine r''h! gar
serve the general admission OF his dccinehVo; - 20
thecss he Will hold his own. or sainoln,,"s '
long az ne retains John Ieech and Ienne o in nv
4 few more stray literary items l w n99cJ" from
l,st hul Dickens gets for - Our Muiuai ~ er tbe
his publishers These gentlemen OMAN ,i fr, nun
thirty pages Of advertisements stlo",u - cover hear
her WITH extra prices for those on ,H. b,Ix rnuch
fr,n oood authority that the story IL 70 c Ind
those extraordinary Development ~ a.c Dickens
ininy known to the pnbo ~ the ~. IN, d,~lips h,shy
Wv. ia ~ Ia ,o baye been prospectus e,is,
ly IN The neghborboid Ehero thc P,..ipiy ,conired
lived and late the foundation OF W. Tho recepton ri
ycalth What IA subject for nun mo a. 40 n,othinp
,Ir Goods ON a scale to which fhgnh "hs IN 'Vo
melting pot ulways ready lncno,uo"' yresl NJ
forgery on forgery pronsn ,te law has only partially
~ eledhere bo materials for sehsitoh nu''s
iioI Dickens can no more help drawing Iloin '''c
,hnr nm artist-or caricAtuiist Has u oc1u'l'u w
,nrbody tla To- his early lega training may De OWING
his WAY Of going into suDJ'ct' ,,,, n, a
n"ri,r The week be has appeared rs CHAIRMAN ~ y
meeting held at the Adelph Theatre ipr ine
connie az shakespeare schools wncn the subscriptions
announced ~ slready received, amounted 10 nenlF
500 Of course he made COCA speecn. '1P,'' is
,be intention In his thorough manner. lhe liot
A. m create a public school for both seAes-a PAIR OF
sclol, ii YOU hketho foundation Oi whioh, IA cohsid
crntion Of their origin Is to consist exclusively 81 th
children Of actors actresses, nnd dramatic authors
DicIcn, maid a deserved tribute to i.ngish puDIc
schools generally more liberal, socially tban ANY
tnovn mons and not excluding the sons oi ac
,nr, "A sone snneling private schools do lA' al
i.tve ves 40 intensely appreciated b' Tie gentlemen
y,.'c,, that when The Sisr misprintcd tho .ord ~
l. stetpng +" Mr. Blackstone wrote 10 II TO make tne
correction ,,,-
new novel by ManhAiten. the celebrated New
York correspondent Of tn Hrad and Standard. II nd
yt,.d ON III the dead walls ut London on pOeters ~
le,s - feet long have not yet seen II though hear
a good deal ~ curiosity expressed hDnr " ana lis M
thor Here is the only criticism have seen 81 ~ eh
.racfcd from county paper: sn'.tiail II iol ="
nhusyc ey,.c tcd. BIT be i dr'slnuy whai YOU
ladies CAL improper And what "a worse he doe nov
wrap up ls lmprOpgiecs, a. some celebrated h"''"'i
have done but hc calls anything bs Its common nane
Just a. yol would il In police court must con.
o. that never met with di.repu'ablc sc - men
and women either In fiction or real he. Even t' 'ts'
u them are bad. their only redccmng Foiis '.AE
certain kind Il good nature and . Mite tar town."
refrmnriou when nothing more IL g. bo noe ~ wee
The hero Marion Monck. an told, 10 hhnhAtt,,h
hmseI aud all he tells j. truc-nay more than he sis
lof IA Irat deal has been omitted as unit 10Y pubhch
ton Nov far New York viii b. hatiered al the pc,
turc be has given ~ it, society Is another matter VI
lie truth or fluiy " this know nothing. but surely
II il gratifying thing that New YORK society should
De- raihted ~ one aho b. accepted by large class ~
En.!islmcn q, iic best authority e1iant ON thugs
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