New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-26
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Temple" IN the MOUNTAINS VI Au'''7'
the editor.
nh C,,boIie World ably discusses from the
- C,ioiic. ooiut of view the Doctrine OF Justin
- % mature and Grace" and other questions Oh
,,l,cal interest Among the miscellaneous papers ~
,.uuu,ber we note particularly the Labor Vues''oH'
.Tbe Comedy Of COnvOcation," and "Joseph "0i'''
Uoars 1t Home opens with an essay on Fhy-
s,oal Danger" by DR.. Bushnell In his series On '1o
aNorol Uses of Dark Things the "schoos anu i"'
Ministers Of Old virginia are deScIOcu ~ .'S ti
u Naiu Prof schelc de We're contributes an "'o i-,
- 1,,or an Martin Luther at the Wartburg' ana
pet Henry g. Smith hos an article on me hc'!'u VI
Cbrsoloys arguing that the watchword for the brave
A. NOT enthusiasm for humanity, but enthusiasm Iot
christ
In bringing his rich store Of Christmas dolec-
tatou. for Tie Joy Of his juvenile pio1cgetS the OPEN
handed Santa Claus has not forgotten the no"" ","'
AZ bis older worshipers, and presents them VIII
generous feast IN the Magazines for the new moh'h
H,yy,, which has become venerable with the "Iuuy
s,ows OF cltoen years, preserves all the NNacy VI W
nriroe and never reaxes In the vigilance anu enoiSJ
with which t caters for the host OF readers "no ""
but walt not, for ITS monthly advent INC muses."
paners in this number arc a spirited sketch 81 camp nc
- .1,ott,nooq, the "Caf6s OF the Paris Exhibition
bo,i-g the infinite variety Of dress and dict "hch
aaured among the curostcs Of that grand spectacie' anu
n"Memoir Of Babylon" in which some familiar anuq"
lies are slightly disguised in novel costume AuouR
fho
resources of that usy and fruitful youne state which
deyotes her splendid agriculture almost exclusively %
the production of the " staff OF lfe'
None farm here except for this. Her dry, cear' anu
fOr the most part ecc atia0sll'' ~ one stands or The
boundgss rolling praires OF TINS count "uU ,
sao sIo6fly uudulatug soil, clad with golleu-rod,
areWegd and Is vast variety OF other hoWerS p"tus ~
sSce of forest aad catches the onward rush OF INC
feSb cool southern breeze that sweeps Dy WIN Nou4
luCus force hc invountarlly THINKS oI tHe WIZ
Of he Dream and sHufs the wind as he WOQ!d e sea
breeze itself Wide aud measurccss Indeed Is NE rum
Vroaclinc with a distant suOdUed murmur; you fScl
Them pass you on either SIDE Qt5eil.s 'Le i, l
You recoil from thcmGry chargers aS thcy are lli|
st YOUR chest ana dividing nth mysterious sprtesenye
S3Ht y0sr head threatening TO carry away Iudaniasa
iou your hair lth the tnglmg scalp II lity Ui nom
tsse TTncva var-paths OF the receutydeparted sonN
Fur this only Yesterday was me dtEhsson9 iAu1 O ,I
Wlnona's love aud tTugical end
sThe wom,n's Kingdom" is the title Of a new love
story by Mrs Drah MuoclQ CralJ which promises Wel'
Sherman Newspapers is readable and very instructive
paper exhibiting the comparative enterprise OK tue Lit
rcpean and American newspaper press The - asy
Cnar is serenely wise, ami kindly just as usual dis
eoruc in favorous houeyed phrase 81 ergymen, their
cares and their crayats Miss Kellogg Charles Dickens
Bulwcr, and FitzGreue Haleck Tie "toitorS
Drawer opens With an apt quotation nom Emerson
poen on the snow aud for the rest. gives its accus-
The GalQrg appears in a new dress, and with
every external Of prosperity Mr. Heafy JanesJr
contributes the first part Of story, entitled "Ihe
story Of a Masterpiece" Olive Logan has lively paper
on "Americausand Foreign Theatres" Richard Froth-
hgham continues his "spirituaistc Experiences MI
Edward Everett Hale dsc0Urses on Christmas no Ola
England and New England" Harriet Prescott spoIord
relates "Elisabetias Christmas" william L. Stone pre-
sents "Burcoyne in q New Light" and Junius Henri
Browne descants on woman and love in dash Of "Aph
oristic Cynicisn" The editorial "Nebua' have more
variety than usual and among other paragraphs we hud
the following interesting reference to George CTulAsank
subscription has been started in England TO procure
funds Tor testimonial TO George Cruikshan, who, at an
advanced age, finds himself after he OF industry IN
not very good circumstances We prcsute that ne Is not
actually in want for he has dOue pIOUelous zeal Ot
WORK, almost all Of which has oeen very poIniar anu
sheh as if 10 had been produced 0uay Wh5h artists
highly prid, would have maze nam lichi Det ~ - e!I
that ought not be said ~ 6eOrge Ctniksnah' tn1 ne
dle lie owes him than this IL owes him generous
h 6 a S eh e CENTURY Sas actually ~
his teens we believe that George Crksank was amusing
fhr public Is there no way which tile country cond
S ~ s o mis- appegl mas awakened
OF te men hest known this country, have agreed 70
& te I'D maHs heart With The assurance that lie
world which nc has gwen so much pleasure sun re-
members hm, aud wonld give him pleasure IN IT. Turn
The long hst Of honorable names j. headed by mat o.
john Ru Kin as President and includes Of living English
men almost every name famous III ,
- Rrt. Teluys0n aud Browning, L0ngeA0w and I0%el,
Chambers SwubUine and Allugham, among men OF let
tiers; Huxley and Aclaud Ansted and Wilson, among
men of science; HOLMAN Hunt Frederick Leighton Burne
Jones Artul Huelcs Ford MADDOX Brown, John Gilbert
IA Whistler, Thomas Wooluer, Dante O, Rossetu, VIII
artists and architects these names out OF list or over
three hundred an more or less widely knowu and the
that this ordinary complimentary testimonial, Dut
that man Is to be hOhoied Tor Nho no cIO"n Is t9uS
ut that not woven by the very princes OF tie twin
One name surprises ms by its absence from this roca
Of ws-the name Of man WHO personally owes more 10
the genius u Crnkshauk than any one whose name Is ILL.,
scr6ed on IT, il is probably merely by accident that
name Of Charles Dickens is not TO be found this cata-
l0gue IL should have been 40 the head Off For so ong
as oliver Twist shall be read through tears and smiles
30 long Will Crisshanks illustrations to that immortal
fiction sink with into the memory and become forever
part and parcel OF the worlds delight IN it. Never be-
fore, perhaps author fortunate as TO meet with
such interpreter and We shall have to believe Charles
Dickens very different man nom what bis writings re
port him, il we are think him nsensble 90 his Obgd
don INV Ming to acknowledge IT,. Who that haseye
Bundle at tea; Charlotte opening oysters for Noah
CaypOle; Oliver asking for more; or Fagn giving leo
bing Nj. Mayle's house sykes and his dog; Fagn
n prison The edition that To read when boy was
IN impression did they make upon mind that TO
this day rocan the scenes OF the written
story without at the time seeing minds eye
the do not hesitate 70 sJlt-equay powerful work
Twist that warts these etclng5 land the Old editions
that contained them are long ogt OF print wants aeharm
have it, Leeeh. witall his gifts child
TbacKeray himself though he illustrated most Of his
books with his hand. was sometimes indebted TO
Crukshank At least, one NIUE BOOK Is now before us,
Boots" which contains six tupage etchngs by Cruk
shank in his best n4nncr Inc ogOk IL mere
shank has worked over BIS part OK u as II nothing more
tho result little sketch, OF which the author
probably not proud. is made precious Dy the work
Of this delcatc-Landcd decatc-minded mterpre-
ter Merely 10 catalogue the WORKS illustrated by
Crukshank would be the task OF several days, II
indeed il would be possible To- make complete list Of
them All OF Is Of course not equally good much Of