New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-16
"FATXKER PROUT.v
DR.. r. s. Mackenzie of Philadelphia writes follows to
The Round Table;

DR.. r. S. Mckenzie of Philadelphia writes follows to
The Round Table;
There pofng local OF sufficient interest demand spes
Ss S eT 10 yoa s ma m Franz hony 1bo was the verb
table Father Fras MqeGsipe thirty
CHER, himself Go whose salary IS larger than that Of
the DATED Stes Secretary Of state WITH tho ADA ion OIL
writing OF Mody. Nay 81 briefly reported Mr. Francis
Mallory years past the Partisan correspondent Of
Sa M Joha cs London announced his deaia at
desc ibed tie deceased Zone OF the most accomplished
schols's one o. ~ 5t ard most brilliant wIi.eis aad
records Of i 10y are buef and not very correct
vrn and bale lin iGn Gin Ireland aScai 1907
The New American C.copsl 1851. sa g his birth 10 20
"about ls 4sj edition (s65 OF tie Men Of tie
Time euess lc date. he Is not mcudo ed IN
Vapeie1as a.Ieire DIES contemporaries" IN IDIOTS
"Nouyele 30 veg G6 6sLe" in Chauterss EncyclePe-
din" yct in Gins Dictionary Of Contemporary Biog
raphy." Scoo notice him has probably appe lred in the
London Rctjsb t1c-e have hand. 0nd the
reconeeo-s u -hoay wach shall string oSeter here WI
be neccsfa ~ ~ ef9teo aad iadePeadsn' o. &
feet Ile Ctl'ro TO bo because not yet IN sirht
tic place Of l1 ar.l tdec s no mistake no doubt
Francis Aahry YVES on in Cork end according 20 the cd
hlersr which le oi- reported. "hod seen great many
drapngs it, note % his tue Wei known bii
lad II The sieeon Bells" he euiOgzs the sre Of Shandon
traTeier s9po 81 O 6esuf city, adding ia vault
its foot sleep ans o. the writer's kth ana kl
As tie dto II # r am inclined to I4t u 9ieE ~ rs
70 t ,aSO @ blo a. l7si and voolt Therefore have
now beeu yorfs 4 ivng Whom the writer OF this then
ansttsr 81 me a years hacI1e fist saw tie Rev
Frsucis Maaoay As rule in Catholic Church is not
TO ordain ouy unt be- has completed The fu oce Of 20
and NT May bseu in orders Al that tme for severed
years he pToba 20 years OLD aud must have been
NE W.. tsisei - knoSle5ge Of Greek spd Latin in
school 81 Cck Toece Re went 70 jesuit college at Pers
where be bec.ro oughv i3aIIi vith iieLel LIat-rs.
man 6frFNrs tor fcf ne SdfbonnC Rome
adniiled loy tic ego Of Is and sfer
rt.dned t. Cob hee be appeared 10 have fne career
before him iAs Bislopof Cork az thai tine Vas ae
Rev Dr. Nu'l So rci gentleman With great taste fUr
eIa eratuge l as Of one OF the finest Libraries IN e
South Of lTri lie welcomed Young MahOay as conge1ial
# younger nj in the field endeavofel 10 retain
him clerical diiy in Cork Francis MahOny ful Of hfe
and spnt auc accustomed u tne recon OF continental me-
p'tclaily bard-WoTking Catholic cutote, and
SPHERE Of acton S ian and Croft Croker whoa he knew
had gone to London. whore both doing well Macse
wSoi has eaairasd 10 lis being the best yins Irish
artists. Barin crd Griffin were also Going wei-r1akiug
reputation il rot rrcl money. aud Francis Stack Murphy
the good bishop nephew young gentleman years his
junior ana ig accomplished scholar was about making
BIS future home uslsnd, his intention being so
Engb baia lse i.h be carried cut obtaining large
practice bcie tdklns the LEGAL rank Of sergeant Of
law representing Cy u Cork for many years and finally
settling doRn Of tie insolvency Court in London
Leaving Corr, when never again regfsi.ed, Mabory
commenced TIC Of Of letters IN London under
tbo wing Of Dr. Iagsl Who Lel OF the editions Of
1h' Sssae,4 sa ory evening paper established about
land by grar'iur Catholic emancipation That was eory in
which ho fad Grs sshsd bis maiden pen nearly ended
E this ae hue at tae close Of is he went hearty INFO
and Country the met number Of which appeared IN
February, 1870 attracting Immediate aueltiOn. ana
securing pcahiary success tof nearly IS years @
most 10 bis dt il cD Magnn had voice potential 10 this
periodical wrt he freely employed such Of his immediate
friends able 10 write and wanted payment for wrng
Among these wos Mahony (now scarcely known " ths
. 80 . Ma Thsefer a lad 70
complda OF co ncss or ingraude from Mahony but hs
. eitorwbepeas Whatever Maginns faults
10 money could purchase his write against his principles
o,nen collected as the writing corps for Frasers Mag
0perh learned.
available Francis MahOny lie wrote with great read
ness with much ragdy when time pressed or he was
translated with TIE Of improyatoTe lie mad read
when he Wanted Of what be had read He had resided
for many years Paris and in Rome He hneW three dead
isnsuages aud could speak and write English, French
German, Italian and Spanish. For some time be oid
particularly attract attention IN Fr9seT until IN Tue
number for April 1884 appeared fstber trout apology or
Lent bis Death O5eques and Eegy which at once was
noticed BY the at large as something very much OUT o.
tie common This paper concluded win eaIioa, Iyng
eegy Father Proat with free translation INTO verso ~
the ssd Sosea reception Of Sir Water scott when
10 Barney Stone and this was nroaaeed TIE
The new series universally known as The Prout Pspers
spPea ed win Only s1sS @ msr - pspes Il
n and concluding with Latin version OF JOIN Anderson
nv Jo" which was declared TO have been vtea by the
Admirable Crichon In that learned tongue and pat into
Scotch. En- lish by some later hand ~,
In 1886 sppea couple Of neat l9mo volumes published
Iest Of in the County Of Cork Ireland and
De strsetoGs Of "Frssers Magazine was a gallery OF
iferary Characters Of the semi car.cature class drawn ny
Naese under OF COquis with an octave page Of
letter press usually satrcal than Biographical general
iy struck Of In at the last moment by MaglDn lhe
Illustrations Of The Reques" were original aud conssed
of Tic First Planting OF tse Potato Ia Ireland frank Mehony
and Father PrOat Irish DDker The Burial Of Trout on
walter Scott Kissing the Barney Stone Scott Dinns with
frout and bis Friends Tale Of Churn The Rogneres Of
Tom Moore Henry 0Brien on bis Death.bed Yert;yet
Swearing ia the Nunuery First Planting Of the Vine
In GsuL Nscliss Woong L. L. J. 10 the Moonlight,
The O.d Woman in Beranger's Souvenirs On Pe9Pe
Telling her Children about Napoleohs VISIT
The Night before Larry was Stretched, ,Belangers
Garrett The Wine Cup Bespoken He peh asd II Crested
fporrat Of Francis Mahony The ON OF venus ana keten
worthy OF pencil Of ETY. tho Mandarns koDnR venus
These volumes became scarce out IN lsOO Maony
then living In Paris prepared new and reYed edition WINCH
while contained written since 1885, also omitted many
parts OF the original Neither did contain some Songs OF
the Month which he had contributed TO Benteys Msoe'
!any" In 1897 the EMANCIPATION ODE addressed 10
hsckersy which he Published IN the FIRST number ofte
Cornhl Magazine" In this new edition, published by H.
c. Bohn London the whole Of Maclises etchings above
named given with autographed sketches and por
traits from Fraser which arc worthy oI ianfe particular
notice. . 49,. 49,
Not long after the publication Of tho collective edition Of the
rout Paper Mr. MGlony appointed head Of the Cath
Clio college Malta oloo for which bis learning eIn
penty qualified him. But had reached tho atcan
that he had lived uneeccly in London with one fair spirit
Tor his minister and Pope Gregory XVI refused 20 confirm
the whereby be made Mahony 10 the
Psnaey 40 later MsbODy instead OF returning 20 Eng
land vent on tour the East remained there for
years became editor Globe when lie back went 10
ons 10 le4 at tue request Of Dickens as correspondent OF
TA< Daiy Eev continued there all through the revolution