, 1870-06-27

q which people strive to invest simple real
M1tn hhan dignity. had rather hear
EnEiish woman break into little word
ia forcible slang, ss such women will do oc
s1onslly, than hear her spoil our pure and
= PIE Saxon speech, go sweet and hou1elike
J. Its simple, natural strength, by oyer-rei,
4 superficial gent1l1ty: Listening. as I b.
:. often done with wonder and admiration. to I
A fluent and brilliant talk Of the Americ
/ women. have t''ought at the same time in,
= if such auenc-, ard such brilliancY con
J, rl:lch is now happily the Eeraacu1sr ~ I'd
L cated people in Enela nd, the charming Til
would hare Just the one thing needed To n1a
her completely supreme amone the cnnya-a ~
{ taonalists Of the modern world. But nnho,
can nonoPolze all the gifts aud grsces. u1 Ind
cord something to the special a;1rsnteaa 80
the Tonanhood Of the old country"
Aoet o. Evans contributes yerv p,anh
sse.en OF adventure in "Lo-Land." on Il
edge OF the Colorado Deaert. q uG1o,n;n' ~
.1on Inc Sea- is popular scientific naner
'onn y. Draper, which is devoted ,sren1v
pnosphofeseence. "Museams Of Ar " br
Jaekson Jarves, whose name carries c,aat a,
ay WIN IT. is very earnest appeal for tt
Nauon OF art works, and contains ais
e."e incidental art criticism, which will prov
u special interest to connoissenrs. as
peas1y Boughf' is the title Of 3 eto1y by Fran
~ Deneo1ct. Put Yourself in His Place.
enhItes heade's new etory, is concluded in thi
nu"ner. William Swinton is represented b
= lecture On "1hc New Lamps OF History,
ueAve1ed recently before the University O
hofth Carolina, these lamps being compsra
ufo Pmoiogy, chronology, ethnologv, physi
ca geography, and social phvaics and progress
which gives philosophy to history. Ex
Secretary Of the Navy Wenes MAKES q 1onc
reply to Ihurlow Weeds charges, in his auto.
biography. relative to the facts Of The ah,n.
oonment OF Gospost Navy Yard, tho whole n,
which may lie summed up in the oneninc
parsgraph: d
~ the Gdla1y, for June, there was pnb-
!iaAed chapter from the autobioerauhT Of
Mt. Mf: IhuIlow Weed, which contain with vast
% se ctssp tisos H. s9ms a,ha facts psrveEtsd and
NE recollection, Prodigionsly prolific memo
y, and II bis conceits and details he remain.
oels, and relates with a nainuteness that is
aonae11 u, events that never took place. or
Wlich % occurred under cirtumstances widoSy
ouescht from Lis narration Of thera.n
ING magazine closes with the usual amount
OF "Dfift"ood and" Miscellany" The poe
ny OF the numbe: is unusually excellent, and
smifaees sumner Rain" by E. 2. Sill;
~ ffohlem. by Louise Chandler Monltoa:
condemned" by NJ. L. B.; "Poppies,n by
Hose Ter; and Asigh," by G. ", Da
Forest. ~
TIE CATHOLIC WORLD
1of July opens with an article on "Tha Cath.
ohc OF the Nineteenth Century, II the
opening sentence be true, that, ssThe Catholic.
IKE the Church, is one and the same1n ali
sges and IN Ill time" it may be asked wbv II
as necessary to describe CzthoIic Of t1,a nina
teenth century at al. The story OF "Djon
and the sibyla" is carried On two more cb.n-
eers. ". Maziere Brady, D. D., coutribntes
paper on "The Ancient Irish chnrc1,.. ;,
" Phases Of English Pruteatantiamr IA ~.
1tle Of paper which discusses uain1v tha
t1otestant modes of interpreting Sc.intura
The sagacioua Wig" il the title of . pow
practical domestic story. The ser1es Of ,rt;.
s'es y e. revising the recent pamphlet By Jauaea
1he rope and the Council, /" is continued
Inc story OF The Young Vetmonte,s n is a1ao
through four more chapters. The
'rtlcde, Ten Years in Rome," which recant1S
appeared in the Galazy, ia mada
he subject of very aoroo
stack, the writer disputine ns,r,v
the Gallery article. Iothair.n Of con-as
:omes in for very hitter and unfavorsh1a ~
aew, Cardinal Grandson being an eyesor. ~
ne reviewer. The Invitation Needed ia
ne u.le o. an article, summarizing recent
soth y James Kent Stone, late President of
.enSon College, Gambler, Ohio, and Of Hob.rt
'ouege, Geneva: New York, giving the 1ea-
DIS toE Ais secession from the Protestant
a'Ia. faaher Heckar continues his very
1aPAc descriptions Of tho Vatican Connect
's extract from this paper the following DE-.
si1ptlon OF the famous Papal choir:
me fap4 choir is composed of abous
sfin sfn.-nse singers, Dassea, baritones, con.
nces 81 the first quality, md al trained &C.. .
az a;s n me special style OF singing Of this
.. nsa!a, and II the peculiar traditions an IN
q precise style il which each OF their min. A
en- emteives E fnopa t3st ri.t. 1e e1eeuted They say
mere notes Of the score Wouid br ns =
eAns suffice to guide another choir. nt }east -
a to odnce the marvellous eaects rh;ch 81
q atsMn. Ihey lave in their repertory over
,'S MHefefes, composed By their diRsr- Il
rec centuries. Not more than four Of t' thcss @ - -
edpa.s1 plaSed y them IN the first rank. Ga y y
eonssaay a. that By Baini Was sung; on T,,ara-
.hat q Allcgn. and on Friday. one br Fl
z19i v Ta tee present leader OF the cloir, v
.t LA - 81 a1eeF1 is acknowledged to he the
ne celebrated composer and si3eer a r
y ne enteted this choir, at the age Of "a el
E4s it leader for twenty-tbrea ca,n, ha
re II ~ of a1 s1ch :. nc s,pe a5s Of o: Ha Mis- Gu
ays one Of the three sung eacl1 vesr ~ an5 "a ~;
le Jezr. $"'oo Ill Lie pa
6alM wss born in Rome, il, ITS. entered frt
y. .pa cnor at abont the age Of so, became tin
es1so 80 or leader in 1874, md died about ma
~ ~, ssa.s ago, He vas the most learned in
asa1 seho1ar OF italy in his day, and pub-
"a e number of works. As . composer. he en-
ked very high His Niserero is estaa1,,a3 ~ do
TO that OF Alleg1i There il q difference vii
seen them. The older composer was fiIisd We
.st sense o. the full meaning Of tho psalm st1
. "1urs, .n 1na varies me expression in each ~.
e e. LAM, on the contrary, is disposed to thi
On the special Rense Of eacA wnrd and pat
o. pniase, bringing these points into 7,;ch1 tsE
snet ssIa lhan Auegri would Tomany. on tI;s :.
: an,, nus Mlserere is more intellipible and +, q
!: pleasing than the other. But Z joncsr II
with both invariably rererses H. Mr,
9Inst.,, ske
!" as.e .naa me present maestro of the Papa] =,
!, vas likewise bnrn in Rome. and tntaIad
,1 1!:, tnFty 3ears ago, aa soprano sin1er scle
- =, 111 he succeeded to his post s'et
2 ne 3 ~ ltaiy has q more thorough md sc;- "A,
ia ra,, " 'ocAl MUSIC MAn he has also
eour If tha clo;. suonS Lne choicest | and
several advantages. r r,a 1 a!1seretn chilt
olces now In the choir, and ;ts ~ ac,,+;c been
re Of tSe,me,e me ,eompeacr It himself There suit
4 tne other SFo- Hence. it ia aIraws
ncs*.1h wlien It is sung sS'oo aoo W
oCn MONTHLY. the
CINCINNATI religious and literary mar, Joug
ontalns the following table of contents. same
tne1an Legion, ChsRks VII, By Prof, taini
n'scShu1n; , y James Hamilton, D. D." and 4
e 1'fa holed AT3y" "lpoetry), BY ming
!. Aempstead; TheisG and the Po,r. mont
Msthologaes, !" BY Edward A. Lawrence. Of re
Pastor Wanted; IA Hymn.r br exec!
W. Duffeld 'The Dynasty Of thu FR1
~ 4s fflauons to Christian civiliza- only
no. !, BY Prof. Henry Smith, D. D.. ~ peate,
neotog,cal Seminary; "Notes OF life that t
No. ID, by James Eells, D. D.: atroci
aem' {, 6S Rev. N. ". Conkling :" Iicht reaiain
toe aust 'd'oeHy); Inner Chances this i
r. 'espasian's Private Life,~ Place
=. .An loren, u d.; "1he Theology little I
aeu enufch, by Rev. r. A. Sawyer. difere
'artment devoted to the younc fo,ka :. confer
STONES and poetry. End the. MA1Az
ny and Book Table are excelient1y rem The
... are I'M
"E" MONTHLY in add
ue WIN an Illustrated article de-: puTdai
we tapal peruecutions Of the Vau- BY far
anu m1eslonataes, the Mustra- WEEn
.aoiuons1 interest from the fact ber OF
11t suH1tes u. from plates Of the picture
,tss.ras s Illustrated article is " The Emily,
~ Jacob Abbott, which is the Arti
~. ~ ortaus o1 the steamer and the IN prest
,u..~ uusuated papers on Freder- upon Ii
.feAt are continued snd itln.t-4a IA II.