The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-08-28
AUGUST 80. 1867.

trbutns to B,ick,ropd. Like TuoMAs CAnIrlE,
hr il y perpetual scold, with this exception, how
ever thut CAtl.YLE is man OF genius, and always
worth reading while ODowD is always common
place, AMI very seldom repays pcrlsal.
Next comes II very beautiful lyrical ball,d-
somewhat in the stvc Of IiETNH-"PnAxITEI.Es
and pinYSE which we reproduce our fourth
page to-day.
'.Thr Progress of the Question" is tho titlo OF n
long political article, review d! tho history of tho
Reform IIill just passed, AMI OF tho relations OF
the Tory party 10 tho question OF Reform. This
paper follows up, ny il were, Mr. DIanAEIAs re-
cent speech in Parliament, attempting to show
thai the Tory party always in sympathy with
the people AMI in favor nr progrcsH AMI that now,
utter many years OF misrepresentation, 1t has
uuco inuru been enabled to tak0 its proper post
tiOn.
The magazine concludes with nccrologuo
Sir ARCHIBALD ALLISON. Tho tribute is paid by
loving hand. Tho latc historian was frequent
contributor To Muga during the past hnf century
AZ il to corroborato the statement mado above,
that the Tories arc the trre friends OF the people,
| wo lind here That Sir ARCHIBALD ALLIeoS, the
starnchcst of High Tories, the impci sonotion OF
| conservatism, was followed to his grave by over
1OO, 600 Of tho Glasgow working people:
Tho cuncourse of tho citizens of Glasgow at his
funeral was great proof or tho respect md nffoc-
ton with which lln Ind inspired them. From Pos-
sil Gate thlH residence, two miles from tho townl to
tho railway station, tho whulu way wRB lined with
n dense mass of people, estimated at from 100 900
| to 100000. or these, who numbered half the
working population OF tho city, at least three
fourti,s wcrn artisans, mill girls and iron foundry
| workers, swarthy with toll These were tho at
| tcndants who ut tho sacrifice of Hoine OF their
| means Of livelihood, assemlrd to pay last res.
| pcct to the most unbending Conservative III Great
Britain. SUCH ol'scruics We're honorable both to
tho dea,l and tho living. They wero tribute to
qualities tho recognition Of which il public vir-
tue; tribute the more welcome M rendered Mt a
time when courage md consistency seem almost
nut of ,nte, and when thcro arc many signs TINT
in the puulic mrn OF tho future wo nre likely to
feel more and more the want of tho manly nnd
generous spirit which to tho last animatod Allison
M.niE ASroIsErrn ASn nsa Sos. An Historical No
| vel. by l.. Muhbach, with illustrations. Nav York
u. Appleton Go. 1861
We arc indebted to Mr.. JouN RUssEI.I. for
/, copy OF tlIis proof Of tho fertility OF Mrs
: MuSDr's quasi historical muse. Mrs. MIS- works
, nrc beginning 10 assume tho proportions OF IL
bra,y. The ArpIEroNs have now the following o
lcr bouks in print: I. Marie Antoincitc 2. Lonisl
Of Prussia and Her Time. B. Henry VIII. ant
| CGtharinn Parr. g. Frederick the Great and Hi
Fnmily. .. Joseph H. md His Court. C. Fredo
rick the Circat ami Ilis Court z. Tho Merchan
of lcrlin, anu s. Berlin aud Sans-Souci.
I The volume before liz il the first ono which il
D not furnished with tho tranBators name. VIVA
is The matter? Tho admirers Of tho authores
0 will he pleased to learn from tho following
& paragraph which we find in ono Of our exchanges
Il that shn is about to pay tho United States
: visit:
+ This celebrated German ..uvelist whose work
4 tla ArrrTnsn pronontns to tho amcr
|, | can pnhlic, intends to make lcctmlmg tou
i through the United States. She will be aCcompu
It MED on tlls occasion by her youngest daughter,
q girl of fourteen. Her eldest daughter, vcr
;, pretty y0nng lady of eighteen is actress at th
d Royal Theatre OF Casscl. LOUISA MuHLnAcm, c
. ralhcr CLARA MUSDr, the former name being he
II nom ,r plane, III now fty-threo years old, and
is lady of considerable cmboapoint. In 1862 tho Kin
of Prussia presented her with tho large goll med,
q usually gwen to authors aud artists OF the hghc,
/ merit lIc told her, ON giving her tho media
!, which was fixed in handsome golden bracelet,
- hnu,.l .l., wnud wnnr IL on nii teAirc occasion
y hui when the authorcss Of Louisa OF Prussia an
- Frederick tho Great and hia Court trod to pl
10 OH The bracelet, slo found il was too small for ht
IL artn."
=, IL As regards the hook cforc us ''Muria Anto
Ii nctte and her Son." va have not read it, but ha,
4, no doubt il s as interesting the previous work
.; Of tho author.