New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-30
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Apd Liberalism"
r,he nroprietors OF The Church Journal an
nc that they have secured contributors to tAeiI
,dttorlaI columns the Rev DTS. seabmry H. Hail. and
NJ a. Maison. and the Hon. Murray hoffman.
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Eenfsmber number Is interesting paper by y bibI
sJu The Influence Of Alcohol upon the temperature VI
che Body"
A hook of particular interest to bibliophiies
iII no pullshed in November by Trtbner in London
and W Bouton in NewYork This is the Lives OF the
PouBders Augmeutors. and other Benefaetors on tne
british Museum based on neT Collectors Known
the history of b6Ii9Inas sIs craeherode Lans
among them Cotton: Harley SLOANE "'"'A'~''
H.cmHlan's MagasiRe is now furnished oy
,ne ,,euts Of tho publishers in this @ty' scoonu
,,t, 90 The September number has Just been printed
containing Mrs stoves BYRON article; paper on LaGy
qua Gordon aud her works ny the Hon a. New Asnec
a. ~ * presented in the recent Ianehnt tie third
upon Professor lseIeJo Of ChiISren's Literature"
and other interesting arllcits'
The separatien between Charles Dickens anu
h wife IN 1853 created great deal OF speculation at 'he
time and called FORTH our readers may remember "h
saoritaye explanation by the novelist OF the re"sohs
.pd circumstances of the unfortunate aitar. INC
following letter, therefore, priated III ms"
o,,r called ne Toiio, tells nothing new, but ia Inese
IS OF family scandals and mpeftneces may ot
stt,lon We should not olnt TO say .at t d Even
a, vlom IL was addressed was permitted anu even
e. w. sted lr Mr. Dickens to show ~ 10 any one VINO
az 'ftn ',Llou : Mrs Dickens and have lived I'M
happily together Or many years. Hardly any one "lo
- ir an respects IL character aud temperament won
ecry uusuiled 70 each other suppose that no 'T W.
r,oyo. vicious in themselves ever were joined to
o. btr who greater difficulty In understanding one
su,sr or who had less in common. An attached woman
ird Win years aud Is now married. ana VINO
was, and s,il is. in Mrs Dckenss confidence and NINE
WHO had the closest familiar experience OF TINS unhapp
pess la London in the country in France, III ltsy,
5hcrever have been, year after year. month aIer
nlO d. week after week, day after day, VIII Dear tesu
N9tlI,c has on many occasions stood between us and
a,eparaon butMrs Dckens's sister, GeOrgne HCgarth
From the Of Is she has devoted herself TO our mouse
ANA ehIdren she has been their playmate, nurse, in
sfuctTess friend. prOecress, adviser and companion;
H. the manly consideration toward MIS- DICKENS WHICH
ow, 10 ny wife, will merely remark of her that the pc
children one else do not KNOW cahnOI pg
say stretch Of fancy imagiGe-What would have become
Of them this aunt who has grown up WIN 5hein,
20 whom they devoted. and who mas sacllnceu No
she mas demonstrated. reasoned, suffered ana toned
aud again 10 prevent separation between AIs,
Dickens ana nc Mrs Dickens mas Oeh eHRiGS1I ,b no
n her ~ her aectODate care ana devotion III he
hapsneyer strongly than within the last t"eI'e
r some years past Mrs Dickens has been In the habit
away and i've apart thaI ne5 aiMafs !n StS %
estangemcut made "a mental disorder under when sue
tp he sEe had r. lead as my wife aud that would
b. fsT better away. have uniformly repned that she
=" tt the children were the first consideration, and
u,s fcared they must bind us together' IN appear
AZ length within these three weeks it was suggested
Il me by Foster that for their sabes, twould surely
retieI 10 reconstruct and rearTange the unhappy
bse Tcmpowered him treat with Mrs Dickens as the
A. end Of for and twenty years Mrs DICKENS
%
On saturday last Lemon wrote TO Foster that Mrs DICK
ems gratefully and thankfully accepted the terms
proposed her. OF the peeuniary part OF he , Nh
D.; say that believe they as generous SIS II MIS-
psEeus were lady Of distinction, and man OF lot
iu The remaining parts OF them are eaSg a ~ tSe
care Of her; my eldest girl to keep my mousse poth ny
srs and all my children but the eldest son 70 yS TI
~ whom they have all the tenderest affections that
hsve ever seen among young people ana VINO mas
~. Der claim Gas have often declared Tor many ythIs
lpa ny affection respect and gratitude than any Oouy
s'is world. ,.s ,.h
srte here can possibly be so cruel and unjust as
ny misconstructiOn on our separation so IaI. Wy
liidren all understand 1t perfectly ana all accept
i not shadow Of doubt or concealment among
80 eldest sou and are one as TO 1t ALL
- sieked persons, who should have spoken very
tly Of me, in consideration Of earned respect and
srbtude, have Cas am told and indeed 9 my Persoqal
EaONl edge) coupled with this separation the name OF
you 'ady for whom have great attachment and re-
gar. viii not repeat the nsme--I honor it 100 much.
Jto ,ny soul and honor there is not more vrtHous
spotess creature than that young lady know her
T. Innocent and pure, and as good as my Own daugh
/ ,er am quite sure that Mrs. Dickens having re.
Se,,f this assurance from me, must now believe IT. IN
bt Spect know her 10 have for e, and In the perfect
nee know her, in her better moments to repose
MS head again. there ia not shadow Of doubt or
&C. alment between my children and Ine. All Is open
sud sn among u.s. as though We were OTGIeGs ana SIS
them aud the confidence among us is without fear.