New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-26

O.hsv contributays, all OF considerable literary
,tandlne. are NM Prans Toldy Lutter, Ronay. vad'
nav. Hensslmann, &C. Among German contributors
and s A Brehn, who furnishes paper
on the SEASONS Of inner Africa ApEnehsh lady, Miss
Selma Gaye gives sketch Of Engish life In country
.own, and Mr. Blake discourses upon anthropology.
The paper is printed on double sfee In royal quarto.
and in tex ureand Typography leaves nothing TO DC Dc
sired Tie contents consist of reviews OF new BOOKS
papers upon art and science geography and travels.
original correspondence. &C., literary and home gossip
photography and proceedings Of scientific bodies and
fuis.u "Uj Eorssak' has. as It deserves. our best
wishes for It's success.
An italian fortnightly review, on the plan OF
"Tho Revue des Deux Mondes, will shortly appear at
Florence under the revived little of The Anthologia
Italiana" Journal suppressed by the Grand Duke Of
Tuscany some thirty years ago.
In A letterto THE Guardian" Mr.. John Flint
thus describes the grave Of the author OF The Essays
of Ella He says II shall assume that the visitor 10
Edmonton Churcbyard enters by the gate which Is
nearest to the Rose and Crown Inn The gate Is
always open. He must then take the footpath on his
left hand which passes by the north side Of the church.
and then starts OF TO the left again Going short dis
tance he viii see the ravestone on bis right the
grave lies between gravel paths. Near to Lambs
grave md on it's right is a solidy.buit stone monu'
ment to Gideon Rippon OF Eagle House. Edmonton.
and tho Bank Of Engsudi on its left s an iron grave
rail with raised letters which rail s to the memory oi
Mrs Sarah Warner and foug children who died in their
infancy But what shall say Of tie grave OF Chares
and Mary Lambi II is owe shadowed by Gideon KIP
pon's monument trodden down and partly covered BY
neites This ought not to be its state. The hnes
which are on Lambs gravestone were written by
Wordsworth. i transcribe them:
To the Memory Of Charles Lamb Died 2th December lSJ+
Ased5a.
Farewell dear Friend that smile that harmless mirh,
No shall gladden. our domestic bentb
That r.ing tear with pain forbid to flow,
Pettsr than words a.susge our wos;
Tbs, hand ou,sretened from small but well earned store
Yield to the destitute NOR.
Yet art thou not all lost; ,hro' many an age.
With sterling sense and humor, shall thy PAGE
Win many an English bosom, pleased to sec
That old and happier vein revived 10 thee.
This for earth Aud 4 wit. rends We share
Our Joy, ln heaven We hope 70 meet thee there.
The remaining words on the stone Also Mary
Ann Lamb sister Of the above borD ID December 1907;
died 2O,h May ls47" Mr. Flint suggests public sub
scrlpiion to raise monument over the remains Of
Charles Lamb and bis sister.
"The Life and Public Services of Samuel
Adams the foremos. citizen OF the town Of Boston
during the eventu period between the years l764 to l6
ia In preparation by Mr. William V. Wells and viii be
published by Little. Brown. Co., Boston Samuel
Adams has been called the Father OF America one
Of Plutarchs men," the last Of the Purians" and his
biography will be welcomed with great interest.
Among the Autumn announcements of new
works in the press Of Tichnor Fields Boston, the
following Life and Letters Of the late Rev Frederick
W. Robertson War Lyrics" by Henry Howard
Brownell-a new and complete edition; "A Summer in
skye."b by Alexander Smith, The FrcednaDs Book.
BY Lydia Naris Grid. vol. l6mo. Patriot Boys
and Prison Pictures by Edmund Kirkei Humorous
Poems" by Oliver WerdeIl Holmes with Illustrations
by s. Eyubge. jr.; Poems" by Thomas Bailey Al.
dricb-A and complete edition, "Atllntic Tales" a
selection Of the best stories from the AtsGtc Monthly
Seaside Studies In Natural History" ty Elizabeth c.
Agsssix and Alexander Agasstzi Stories Of Many
Lands" Book for Christmas. with Illustrations by
Grace Grccnwood; Camping and Trsnping." nrw
Book for Boys. by Carleton. Author Of Ny Days and
n lights pn the Battle Field Religious Poems" by
Harfe. Beecher Stove.