New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-31


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-Amercnu Ncws-NspoIcous Life oil
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From OR own Cores; DIdeIt
PARIS. March l6 l5CG.
There is nothing in the way Of poll ical news
The report Of which win not keep until next ma. The
Fcrch ad indeed European. appreciation Of President
oasons ,yi,i,ea speech OF Feb - of oil days the
year for such periormnncel birthday OF the who
par excellence did no, sop oyer is no exception TO
the remark This appreciation does occupy to be sure
large space in The talk OF and in the journals; but
presents nothing to you. With 90 far as know
but one exception NJ liberal Journalists here IN
accord with HE 1RIHUye to the speech-the same
os ,iey we're in accof1 " N The TRIBUNE as TO the
Rebel ion. Curing the var Government and reaction.
lry journalists al IN accord with The Neo York Daily
Mars, ct id oEne as TO lie speech--as they were 10
accoid with our Democratic party during toe war. u
Is via individuals rs with the journals How could 1t
he clcrwi.ef =" Cen the leopard change bis spots -
Sc also End Peter. H. ls-es.
Let rs take tie tine then. 20 say word about book
Of which Lee Tror4iierrs dc Ia Mer vols, syo pub
hshed las, Monday. Is the most remarkable work Of
imagination issued from tie French press since Les
MfssraJLs By the sane author. / began 10 read Mon
lay evening after dinner by the light OF two long para
Inc cand cs and the warmth Of CHEEKY sea-coal fire.
some time Tuesday morlinc. walked DOM from the
tension Of Mac Ours excitement at the bottom Of the
last page Of third yolune-the candles Pickering Ia
their sockets fire all gone to asheswent shrerinr
scepess 10 bed whore drew ny tins fuller descriptive
title Of Les TtaraiHtrs ia Msr; Some Account Of tie
Island Of Guernsey and oftbe Inhabitants Of the Same
their Manners aud Customs and Supersitions Ashore
md Afoat also Of tie Channel Sea generally, and OF
IFS Phenomena above and beneath the Waters In Calm
md Storm; tie Whole Interlaced with an Affecting
Love Story and Embroidered with Curious Episodes
Various Sulicctsi together with an InteIi1aion Of
ri associations on TIE Relations Of the Conscious Man
70 The Unknown in Himself and in Outward Nature.
not Notably Clear Profound or Novel but Newly Ornate
with the Gold and Purple OF Gorgeous Dioiion; ana
somewhat too abundant Aspersion OF Nautical and
OF her Technical Terms"
IT would he foolish TO attempt an anG'ysis-yet more
critiqueof the work in the few paragraphs that can
be allotted it here. Your renders will do best TO
read tie book Whether what follows is worth their
following they may Judge:
The story opens ut S. Peterle. port in Guernsey.
with ID c description OF the place ana is people
a. thew were forty years This Is touched with
ore Gnict aiuDent hun than the authors previous
VII ncs have accustomed ns to. Gliett, thc nero,
passes for being in quite intimate relations win satan
He il an orphan Of uncertais parentaGei dwes shy
and alnno m a haunted" house, with moro lntell'
renee and book knowledge than are usual IN ms class,
studous Of azure the most skf1I and bodest sailor,
In. most lucky" fisherman Of the port. strong AZ
GIANT kind as a woman. VarIOusly accomplished M
blacksmith and meehanIcian LeibierTy Is line,
shaggy old iea-dog who has sailed IN all seas. Dol
grown 100 stiff for deck ~ his Inter days, aud
has set up the first steamboat. tina ran between Guern'
sey rnd 81 MaO on the opposite 1rench coast ~ vas
horror OF novelty at the outset preached against IN
the pUlpts. more stIenously condemned on aeoAs hn
docks. Had pOpGlarly styled the aeVi-Doat, Du hnh!
approved OF 90 1t proved iisen s9ccessim ~ luo
pnue was the Durande ind II bore Tor us heuteheau
wooden image the attempted Likeness Of DeTuchete
Lethierry's lovely, pettd bewitchng little niece and
with the boat, twin apple Of ms eyo WIN thS aaty
cav AID frolicsome faucy.ffee, numerousy courted
'ie dnse grave uncouth Giliatt falls into the very
depths of love day and brOods there silently con
su1ing himself for four years IN he as Oh @cn ,nee
come fiji Of :he Protestant pupiis oil 81 feier-
IT,. Port tie altogether handsome ana cahuiu I'et.
)enezer Coudray, young gentleman OF good lainiy
and "erent expectations. which. at the ut moment IN
the story his rich uncle the Dea appropriately fuhs
Cant Clubin commander Of the Durande Ia shock.
inc sroundre clothed for the past 40 years ana more
In the sppenrances OF utter probity impermeabe
10 and suspicion his water PROOF 10 RAIN ana
foe But one day the yainy, secretly eliminating ior
breaks out IN malignant iOrce ana nc Pufposey
wrecks the Durande thinking to save himself thereafter
In foreign parts with changed name and 'Voo francs
belonging 10 LehleUy. -, 4,
Iss and Deruchete yanly tries TO console him IN the
disre,s she shares. and the neghbors press N Gia
among them, to cOndole and learn the paitlcuIaIs
cnntnin enters who has passed the wreck apu Iepos
IL 40 ,xed on the rocks that the engine Is or the present
nnharmed. The engine is the heart Of the puranaei
II That can be saved. oil may yet be made good LEN
rnses under this faintest CLEAN OF hope ana de-
iares with an OATH that "whoever saves the engine
shall marry DerucLe,e' and Dernehete says; w,a
w., him AZ TINS taciturn Giliiatt goes OUT e4uips
mo- mo- -, n hin, hout with what Is most neediui IRON
hS and worf shop and puts of for the rocks alone
YIN tle uurp5se as mad genius itseii OF bringing
q" w., - =, ~ gives harm ony to that mighty maze OF
.,,l,fv i Miss,a6s - the constant suuiB " ="
al VA. I.si.j,i iorces Ihe econl' iusa man y,
gao -. III n.t.re The gea,rnl warfare
,.aa,J of All orr lives IS paIucuaIzea mere III