, 1869-06-06

aspesfs ever! Tnurrday At sixpcnee a cory IN
,oe eeHes OF pspers entitled "ou. Hereditary
AxlAatols have bSurcl tho Manoula OF
SAnlacAsue, The Duke Of Hamilton the Marquis
o. waterford, Lord Hilloughhy D'E1esoJ, The
Eafl OF Stamford and othcra and frghsful things
are iolo Of cach, only \ vczJ thin dissulse.
WHICH everybody can sec through, being n,aln-
ta1ncd. Lord Stanley Il pursued with inrcterate
malice. and the plan Is systematically pursued
Of bringing IN the private He OF Individual Pecra
to punish The rublic lne- Hov the papce has ~
capped an actin 20 long IL a woutl.x, Ru, Win
the exception OF Lord Stanley and one or tro
others the notabNties-attackedh haye. M tonnt
Skeletons tn soeh closets which they have no wish
10 thow 10 the world, nnd which law procec,lng,
would Firing to the light
For little whlle nazt sror, hsa be~n ,,,,..,
sd}y told Of au American who ras laughing con
temptoously It The London comic pgeea .Sd mr.
ENHnG 10 pab'tan something that should svaruu
F3t"eht FNnt 7bnadhaaek And ali the school No.
Is out The Hn AZ tAe Eeet, price one half.
penny, Is the production which Is to caaK m
so much shat oelleves Itself to be
s'fone. must say the shtns looks llke prrssy
eoos'dasabl failure. 1t Con4ista chienY Of .eln,
pings" nom the comic papesz o. ,he rs,toua Ep.
fope2n capitals, and from American tsoerx ar
T1s OF It's oHo there ls not glea,n Mr. Robert
lohuesog, the Wotftngman who y1stted the Statee
@st year nom the Society OF Arts, contributes an
account OF conversation be had in July With Mr.,
seward MI. Coningsby sa.s, IN tho course OF the
communication: "Ffum ono end Of the Cnlon to
&ne Nnef mad proof after proof OF tn. hostility
ol Ames'cans towards England. Al public meet
n8s 1ne audiences stamped and -aved like mad.
men whenever the name OF cur country wes ucu-
tloned. In boarding g-houses Engtauda trcacher1
va olecoseed At every meAl, and the anueIattol,
o. Canada WAS fsvonte subject Tor bar-room
bet. From Massachusetts to Wyoming, England,
10 ias a could sec, I'D not appear to have q
ElnGlc lr1end.''
An expensive paper-pHee tixpence and very
little for the uoney-called Fdnity Fair. nax uaoc
d hi. which raves 1t for the time There carnc Ia
En9tano year or two ago an Italian arts. named
feIegFine+ lie vas poor and hasl but 4 few Intro
onctlonA In happy moment he conceived the
notion Of taking carcature portraIts OF leading
public mcn- He arranged to publish them In
Vanity Fair, md they are prodIgious success,
As Hkcnesses they could scarcely be eurr,aased.
ook thefe Is an e1AEgeration about them which
makes every one who knows the originals not only
praise them as portraits, but laugh heartily at
Inelr humor. Fifteen have been published I'D TO
the present tine They arc printed on stout and
Smooth eoeet,Nhich IA detached from Tonity Fair
pnt ensTed Inside and cold With II Us part OF the
number slgnoE PrilcSrtne h48 taken innu.te paips
tG get n the statesmen whom he chooses as hi,
sub1ects, obtaining admission to Parliament, to
public meetings. to the Stock Exchange
Wherever nc Il tod he can secure fair half
hours view. he has not Issued bad one vet
C.er Rtek, . publication Btarted by Nj. Dick.
cns' former publlshet1, MesHa bradbury 4
Evans when hts dispute with them took
paee, To advertised to be sold by auction next
mouth The advertisements says the periodical
''would PROVE ve1J semnnaattva and ys1ush,a
property to a1y rIu, or to Z gentleman Of literary
tastes poasessed Of little capital" Poor wretch
How often hare seen him in life-that "eeuue-
man OF literary tastea possessed OF little espt-
tAs;" how familiar To me bis sAngutne tcmpera-
ment; the rnpidtty With which he Is surrounded
by nternry advisers: his meteor-uke rush across
the sky, and The suddenness with which he Is len
alone when there Is nothing more to be had!
Once Week is we'll conducted, but in the ten yeat1
Of It's existence DOUBT u It has ever paid its
efpense8