New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-23

sheet AZ tho ord ~ o7ch volume that no who likes
Nolere pure and Hmi'', can have fn pound up VhSIU
Of these ,t..mirs 'ctnys 90 do justice 70 M6ie.n
Free Of to chocp ydcl'iy q dhco'o.td paper
t.,, Vrs,,a'cl ony With facsimile of Tho quaint
old original rIcatoul dos gu. 1t is edited for booE-
vers u booksellers. LIT those ignorant or orroneousy
ri- de- book 1OiCoS among Us Sbo wil have 1t thht
Boston and Ncw-YOrk publishers " beat the world, puy
and study for thc mgiCrGl part copy sur Pqpe' V,b
N2Vspdc oil ths little loro fac-simile of l. A~01' '"
Now novels are as abundant and If possible ea unreal
able here as IN Iagand IN America Since BaHlC uIu
there have been two rOmauco5 of Hugo two OF M -
thought there was another, but am nnNltEen ., LUZ
forgOtton-wodh reading, and Ike 70 DC V nD,ns
Now have fifth, H. AGure Ctcqeno,on, y! ,ui''e
the younger II Is novel OF manners any Tiana.sr
statement not stOty, drawn up III Is99n ncnan is a
for the guidance of his advocate Oiono iI ~;
bastard aa artist and the assassin OF surssHs Py5
cally beautiful soulcs creature, once DIS wiz, ~ ouu
be impossible 10 cOndensc the story IN paragraph Vi t.o
A. o of move literary art it far superior TO anything
Dumas has yet attempted IN s hnu' WY ,,; h
psychO physiOt e realistic Emu, tIViJ 10 nvb o.
tween Il ard the Madame BOrary OF that better writcr
Foubcrt AS q study, or rather anatomical demonStra-
on of some preya Fronch social maadies 1t 10 supe-
ror to Flsubcts novel The author culnyses nsr fof
art Thaclery prcachiDg-he gross artistic defect OF
Tbeckery's novcls-he has nothing of. Tho moral OF
IdFaire Clcncnceou far as it has any, is, at INST
SIGHT that who has been deceived by his wife, is
ius,ihcd-f he is inegrancd poetic artis-n killing
hcr and that bastard has his unknown fathers heed-
tar faults and socieys injustice TO his innocent sell io
TO all MS wrong QOlb III Is uOt W
in Sunday schools. can conceive that grown oiKs
read it, as statement, not al argument, with Deheht us
also may careless writer's
Norscur Montcgre receives from the publishing house
ofHachette g. Co 30 francs for his clover translation OF
Shakespeare now in course of publication. Monsieur Le
Saint Young French officer, after aycars study OF the
the clements Of medicine astronomy and other sciences
practical the case is about to start on travel ioia
the GAbon coast country across Africa to the lake sources
of the White Nile. Monsieur lie Saint viii follow m mo
general track and purpose planned by Spoke, and wien
intending TO puolo AT Tue
time &C bis resting spell in England
forget to give in its place just above 6on moi
of Young Dumas. Some ono reporting that hls
new comedy for tho Gymnasc was Untitled, Le,
Hommss P0litiqucs, he earnestly corrected
with "no Les Hommes Scyieur, which is different and
taking from the managers table the X newspaper OF
the day to wrap up his MS Manager Mongny protested
"Bnt that is my evening paper 10 which Dumas reped
GAN the better; it is the first time that tho y
has had anything witty in It,. = ,Os- ,r
the French Academy is la Mort da President Lincoln,
the death of President Lincoln reporter must rcpor
TO certain graceless persons with whom nothing Is sacred
This theme has given origin the most atrocous puns
"You will try for the prjzc, says a. TO q poetastenc
friend ono it is hopeless there no French rhyme to
Lincoln" I0Hd ltRc0HrcneH! ON IN lhl5 hlhu Gun no
Let mo respectfully direct tho attention Of The TRr
BUNES Agricultural Editor to a new scrcr steam piow
noticed apprOyingy in the Courier du HGrrf, and tho
attention OF American physicians TO freshly published
pamphlet by NJ Faugerc DubOurg entitled IT, Pr0use
dc Ia Rage. on dc PInRocime dn mus rae'9pe sur
re" ecs Humane. Without presnming TO pronounce
on the sOundncss OF the authors judgment that the pou
lar and scientific cry of mad dog is all popular aud not at
all scientific tits plain any layman that no has made
out unexpectedly good case III favor of bis Judgment
The facts that no adduces arc any rate worth looking
into SO far your spondent who coDesses himself
an unsuspcious phocync ventures to speak 70 the 9ucs-
tOn he bes to say that NJ FauSere Dubourg seems 70
make out that what is loosely called hydrophoba is for
the most part, human madness Of prejudice against
dogs
1t is old news TO tell you that all tho old journalistic
g ,ho of late
highly favorable TO the Philadelphia Convention, to the
latest laws laid down by Moses Johnsonto Conservative
backhandedness in America generally and tba! ali o ho,
without exception in treating tho American 'situation
studously ignore tue 00O, 900 black element of It,