New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-03

selves into convenient place and dreamed away the
them is cold marriage Of convenience without society and
without children How shnks nom conversation IN when
% sciences are dsaraged reOted 70 ohaacter One VIII
never deduce consequences Whatever beyond the realm
OF positive and Of what can be expended In books is rash
eny nnon Is passed with expressive silence which has
other foundation than the deep feeling OF HIM VINO pro-
ears and becomes ut last necessary 70 notice H. he!
silently learn It by heart
Tho Rev Charles r. Brooks Of Newport II. L. is now
bere-or ratLcr in Scoand-and will sail for America
on the 2gth. On Sunday he preached at South'pacei
London. lie is understood to have been engaged IA
writing nueer lyric in the old byways Of Rome and ex-
bumiug Quantities Of literary odds and ends IN Germany,
whose existence unknown before Inc following verses
which happened 10 fall out OF his ana grooming
porolio into my handsseems to show that he one OF
that class described by Emerson, who 20 to Europe 70
be Amercanized" Byhe-by IT Is sad tnat M Se"a ara,
when here told Pamerston that ne mad come 70 te Ou
World to study despotism" and some gentlemen nave
been lately remarking that he has since shown nuse
yerv ant SUDDENLY Here is the srayea dated in Rome'
THE nEARr USTRAinrLKD.'
o Romel my country city of the soul!
So Byron sang-With Ine It's not yet so;
Beyond where oceans restless pillows roll
There lies my home in evenings mornings gov
Their sIll and Soil Jtt not their heart Msy aonye
(Another bard sang in the speech OF K0me
Who borne in quest Of countries nep ana srdr9s
Run Nth pftte rtngs across he ocean loam'
How long my footsteps leave behind
Ny native land my heart Is ever hers, -,
That love Is in my bert OF hearts nnshfiAed'
Tis true my childish fancy found nome
An early, winning, witching home, win thee
o land OF night and beauty, glorious Rome
And still that love haunts more than memory.
But greater glory-tendeTer beauiy-n0"
Has dawned upon my land than Rome eer knew
She wears unearthly laurcls her brow,
wreath forever fresh with Heavens own morning dew
love not Rome the less but thee the more,
My country, as westward tgrn my eyes
And walk in fancy on thy sounding shore,
And great thy freshcBing seas and healthfll skies
Ar. has no beauty that can take the place
OF the souls beauty. through thy deeds that glo|'-
And through thy suherngs-has no skill TO trace
OF such q triumph the sublime fepose.
rrith gpui. theological tuge has 1ust Oc-
CURED among the Directors Of London University Wme1
has not believe, got into the papers, Dui winch II VII
do harm 10 lay before the American PuDnc. inc Ilo
fessOrhp OF Logic having become vacant tue ienus VI
the Rev James Martueau laid bis name before Inc senate
of the University, who unanimously recommended MN
for the position. Generally, the recommendations Oh the
senate are Immediately adopted In this there was
general enthusiasm among the members OF the senate
and the Students az the prospect oil having sucn us
tinguished addition 10 the faculty. When the time Tor
the meeting of the Directors drew near, however II was
whispered that there would be strong orthodox oppose
ton to Martineaus appointment THIS would De some
thing new in University which has had latey sucn
hereto as Prof Newman and which has now NJ Beasey
the Comtst among its instructors When they met,
gentleman unknown TO fame, but declared 10 stand Dig
In the regard OF Prof BAN Of Aberdeen and Mason OF
Edinburgh, was put forward and-deieated. HIS name
was Robertson AT this luucture, MI Grote, TIC ms
torian proposed resolution, evidently aimed az mar
tineau that no clergyman should be appointed 10 INC
vacant Professorship This created much asonlshmen
Mr. Grote having the reputation Of being strong radiea
in religious matters. The resolution was oeeaeu anu
vote came upon Martineau, which, having proved te
was decided 6y the Chairman against the distinguished
minister However, II becoming evident that no eecuon
could DO made the whole matter has been postponed -
meeting in NOvcmber, which VIII De much larger MI
Narneau will permit his friends 10 put forward his name
again. regarding somewhat important principle as DelhS
involved: ard he will almost certainly DO elected.
Athcurh the majority of those who voted against him did
so IN the interest Of more orthodox creed u IS shreWu
suspected that of them-aDd perhaps MI OIole
among them-were sheathing in their opposition Pur-
pose Of getting pronounced radical than even MI
Martiueau IN the chair. Many man IN England whose
radicasn does lead him into any special form OF re-
gous ofganizatiOn finds Advancement lar easier tnal
cb moro conservative men who happen 10 be associated
with the Unitarian or other liberal denomination. Many
ere clad 20 associate with MIL Carlyle, Froude, ana
others who will have nothing 20 do with Coenso. 10
spechOg does not guard orthodoxy 50 vlglany as INC
Establishment" INST which every dissenting chapeI Is
regarded as a hostile camp SAID SOHO Enghshm1n 70
Untarau-"I 20 20 the Church because IT'S the EstaD-
shcd Thing and If you ever get your ID thlng esaO
One meets with many curious things who peers into the
old churchregstcr OF England; but tie following which
friend has lust placed hand taken from the RECORD
oice OF Winchester Cathedral dated A. ID. 1882 Is GER
tainly unique 1t is paid workmans bill, and tins Is
'i ToR a Sgi: poss "a
in soldering aud repairing 81 h;..........o ;
Cleaning aud Ornameuting the Holy Ghost U o
Repairing the Virgin Mary beiore and behind ana .
seicSas nose on the Deyl putting in the hair in his
head. and placing new joint Ia his iah ---.o
We are tGis week promised by Mr. Murray the speedy
appearance Of Dean Stauleys Memorials Of Westmiu ter
Tlis volume s happen % know based on very IN
tcrcsag lecture prepared by DR.. Sta2ley for the Royal
Institution last Spring and which for one think was by
FAR tho mos. entertaining piece OF antique ske,ehing That
ever heard We did Lot hear all Of II, however for the
Prince Of Wales present and, wishing 10 80 10 some
other entertainment no did not give the Dean me usual
permission 10 proceed when the hour had expired and so
tae lecture was broken OF the most interesting
pars much the disgust ofhe very aslocrae audience
which freely pronounced tie Princes behavior rude "a II
certainly was. The Dean has since then enlarged the
work which will be of remarkable interest
zee that Farah, the seller Of hcretical books at NO
% Strand w. c. adycrtiscs edition Of "a lew days
AZ Athens which will remember as Fanny Nnghts
effort to revive the Epcuean Philosophy Ii sells for
shilling. ,
the laurrates brother. lie wrote much Dat published