New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-06-06

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sInacng my lips again; and feel something OF c
exquisite sensation then had am ashamed Oh lo uo
Iigt which the eating OF that piece OF meat caseu nj
q and / mad quarTcled about the soup Il said So anu
don't wish to return TO the SUBJECTS but when We pesn
on the steak hooked at each other and oVed ~,
other We dill not speakour hearts too fall for ta
bnt we took bit. ana laid down forks aud loohe
no two individuals this wide oarthno two lovers DE
ling in the shade-no mother cnsnlng baby TO her ~
more supremey happy than Every and then We
had glass of honest firm, generous burgundy that o5
single mOrse Of the steak; but when IL done, we put
bits bread into the silver dlsh and wsfuy sopneu w
thing so good again. But what heni What ii dtd IKE
monlyl Is NV regret now pulling or unworhyi No.
Igido aanenenl % as Tmouse says. When is eaten
I resign myself and eat two-irank dinner at lieh
ards Without iii humor and without pang
Any dispute about the relative excellence OF the oeea
steak cut the fet is usual in France, and OF c
eIrccotc must henccforth he idle and absurd; When,
ever my dear young friend you 20 to Paris call ut once
for the eRtrec0fe the fet ia comparison to 1t 10 o4
Tndc lady's meat What folly, by the way is that IN
Enand which induces ms TO attach am estimation TO the
part of the sirlon that is called tho Sunday sde
lender stringy stuil not comparable 10 the manly
ON the other side handsomely garnished with crisp ia,
and with layer of horn! Give the Sunday sde 10 ,t
and ladies maids for men be the Monday sldc or pco
sill thousand fold more succuent and full Of ayOr-
the ribs OF bccC This the meat would eat were gong
to do battle with any mortal foe Fancy hundred thou
sand HggLshen after meal 81 stalwart beef ribs en-
counter hundred thousand Frenehneli VINO n,u ans
taken of trihng collation. of soup turps
and Gruy6rc cheese. Would 1t be manly to engage !"
Passing b. vGfeys one day, saw cadaverous cook
with spatua, humping poor beesieak WIN an nrnr ore
might This il rot only horriDle Srael,y gqt oa il
They not only beat the beef moreole r ut lh,y
i'm oil Absurd disgusting barbarity! Beer 50 p oa'ch
loses its natural spti Il IS too noble Tor corpora make
il soft and greasy, Int tender aud Juicy never; o,
The landlord of the Cafe de Toy nave % and
Of consideration from HIM knows ms tInt lull W., 30
follows the simple honest plan his, 10 nave loou Inn,
and next TO hang 1t long lnle. nav i, l,id
do the steaks to turn not raw aoIIloY ,ncat
and blue in the midst Is have seen great Maps OF
what shame to tnE Of or rd%h GO 70 hS Gaze Roy
then as, FOR BErTsTEAN IA TiTMARS ana you mo,,
see what q dish VIII be set before you. have dwelt uIu
readers; hut It can't bo helped. The truth is beef Is my
weakness: and do declare, that derive more lOSibe
cuoymeut from the simple Wand than from any coh-
coction whatever IN the whole cooks cyciopadia'
The transition from the science Of eating to tho
philosophy of clothes isnot difficult, and if 1r 1hack-
erays remarks dining are judicious, his discussion
of the compare 20 advantages of dressing gowns ana
jackets are moi Tess cdiiying.
drcssing-govu las great merits, certainly but " Is
dangerous \ man who wears NJ of mornings gehelhuF
takes the liberty OF GONG without neckcoln oi "i o
Shaving and Is no better than . driycer. Sometimes,
to he siir il Is necessary IN sfdcfensc, not 10 shave
ms n prccaution against yourself that Is TO say; and
home han ncecctng the use Of the latcr and razor for
n week and encouraging erop Of hgis'lcs. Wien
wrote my TRAGEDY shaved % for the last two RciS my
lett cvgrow and never stirred out Of doors until II HAD
grown 10 be a great deal thicker than its night mana
les man has very strong indeed for stopping
at home, and very violent propensity 10 goddng ms
regular coat 20 regularly 70 work aud 10 al Oh
dressings gown the father Of all evil Falhefs au we
only persons who can deconty appear ID dIesns NJ,
but these are none o. your easy mofnnggoWh'i lie3
are commonly Of splendid s'u aud put on BY ne artist
I'm order 20 render himself markahc ana sehuu M ~
ewes Of His sitter Your loOsewaddcd German scnla
rock imported OF late years into our country j. INC 1
est. fltliest invention; ana always anEuf s III "a
man whom see appearing at hrca fast u one, as oil
woman who comes Gg , ter 90, ~ "a l r acrcady
makes his appearance the court yard of Gamis Castle
surd, and uuaac1c;hke Nae in urrs,nb so"nn, ~
mean Beth not Ready Mac IN ~ sl'mcrs'L hac
I'm cotton nigatcap with tgssel bobhns u ana uNn,
i say the Thought Is unworthy iluu ~ stC - - G
thane would have come ont ID suddenly cahtd iiuih u;
by any circumstance however painlHl, IA % 0,H tiot
jacket II is q more manly st'pl', "iA -. -
than the lazy dress.rggown 70 morc become, mAl ol
Macbeth's mountainous habits; % leaves i- legs guc
free ia run whiihcsoeYcr ho pi",ses' .'''o' ~ ~
stables 10 look at the alIia.,-l" lhc IlA' 10 - ~
drn 10 eXamue whether thnt scuuUdrcl ~ John Hos
Eins has dug up the potato-bcdto the nrscly, % have
0uarclinc over their porridEc.-or whittier yOn VIII.
4 man In jacket b. 90 company for aVhody lhcie
il is simple steady and srsdchtforward II De-, ~ have
stated nll over pockets, which contain S"H
oml.S, .'u , ~, lin and whistle vour iic cigar
Sc,bread for he Children pancr Of Ipson salts
for John Uosklns's uotiicr Is mortal had.and 20
mt II, nom Walk about n your Jacket md meet what
pcrsCn yUu VII, yOu assume 40 once "a ar
over each hip look the visitor the face and talk 10 the
lndes footing Of perfect equality NeI,"- loon az
the sucakIug way in which man cru-t IN % dressing
gown iu baggng trousers most likely qor tie man
"a
gown over hs leg. aud looks ashamed and uneasy lis
lanky hair hangs his bipwsy. f shining unhealthy
face his bisty, dumping shaped double emu pe,sO'er
hacCd shirt collar tic sleeves 81 , Gown are M i"-Nf
and YOU see underneath pair Of black Wlistbl-, ana
tie Tim Of a diugy flannel waistcoat.
who j. not strictly neat Ia his person !, hot an
honest man shall not enter into this very cksh sub
jet Of personal puricaiioh ahd healhos rt4u,e tus
essay will be- read hy hundreds o thousands OF ladies -
wei IT, ' IN '' ,' Men NAV lstcI 10 Stern frnths
but FOR ladies should only speak yCIltic- that are
sparkling rosy, brisk and agreeable. man who wears
dressinggOWh is lot meat IN ~ p,isol I'VE NV ,n'l
actcr takes invariably some of the s!lttcncs ana loose
~ his costume lac becomes cncryatcd. lazy ihca-
bic OF great actions ihu ~ - NohLl u y ni" n M
great men wore jackets. walter scott wore jacket H.
everybody knows Byron wore Jacket not that count
man VINO Turns down ms toilhn Ior iiuth' n"NN I"
picture OF Napoleon IN Jacket az ~ HelthA l"omAs
Carlyle Jacket Lord John Russell Away mounts
Jacket on arriving at The Colonial once ana II nave
a ngIc fault 10 Gnd with that popular writer the author
Of - never mind what, you know his naino a. wen IS
Lit that lac Is IN the habit of composing ms works
in large, Powered damask dressing gown, and morocco
slippers; whereas, In Jacket he would write lou on
tcXtmc-sometlng not long, but tcrre modest, and
no staring poonlcs and hoiyhocss Of ilusratous,-
arng cords aud tasscls OF cpisodesno great dirty
wadded sleeves Of sentiment, ragged 90 the elbows ana
cuifs, and hopping up everything that comes in their
way-cgaraslesi ink, cardlcwaX, cold brandy ana
water coffee, whatever aids 20 the brain he may cm
poy as leiaryman; not 70 mention thc quah'iiy OF
tooth-pOwder, wbskerdyc, soapsudr aud ponatu that
the Carmen receives in the course OF the toilets at
which IL assists Let an literary men, them get Jackets
prefer them without tails; but do not let this interfere
with another m,ng pleasure he may have tails II he
likes, and for one viii never say him nay,
Several pages Of the volume are devoted TO the
criticism Of paintings most of which are trenchant
in their STYLE and often presenting original view
of celebrated pictures. For instance, the sight of six
English travellers in the cathedral of Antwerp, with
the COMMISSIONERS aud Murray Guide Book IN
their hands looking at the Descent from the Cross,
and admiring after the most approved rules of Muir
ray calls forth the following:
II il the end Of religious painting TO express the re-
lgOus sentiment, hundred OF inferior pictures must
rank before Rubens. Who was pOusly Affected by
any picture Of the masteri He can depict iYd lhief
wrthng upon tie cross, sometimes blonde Magdalena