New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-04

than 7 had expected, slender person TO he
an Englshman thought not remarkably 50 had nc been
tive man very evidently OF e and a@Eeoabe
Gu h little sby vet PERFECTLY frank and easy
to real grounds - He said that his wife had
proposed to come with him. and had inaeea We WE'RE
very sorry for this, because Mr. Patn0re seems 20 ~
knowledge her as me real M eu with the poem
" H. well for her 10 do aud for her hsDann 70 loo
pose are right 1t is most beautiful and original poem
for happy %arTd b pSppG 10 pa AID
life; but doubt whether the generality Of English peo
pie capable Of approaching it, told MI PatInOfe
err than at home and he sad that it already so and
he appeared to estimate highly his American fame ana
also general gift OF quicker and more subtle reeogn
ton Of genius than the English public we mutual,
y gatled each other by expressing hlgh a d,
the few DAYS Of our further stay here should not have
time to visit him at his home. 1t would really giVo me
pleasure to DO so.
OF the striking thoughts and fragments of descrip-
ton which arc so abundant in the earlier diaries,
there arc as We have already intimated, compare
lively few OF these few we must quote two or
three: O..
In my Romance the original cmigrant 10 America may
have carried away with him family secret whereby ~
was in his power, had he chosen, TO have brought
about the ruin of the family This secret he ransnll9 70
his American progeny by whom IL is inherited through
ont all the intervening generations AZ last the nero OF
Romance to England, and finds that by means
downfall OF the family 1t would be something similar
10 the story OF Melcagcr whose late depended on the
febIand that his mother had snatched from the naes
Wishing TO send letter to dead man, who may be
supposed to have gone to TOphet,-trOw II into the
fire.
think that the feeling OF American, divided as
am by the from his country, has continual ana
immediate correspondence with the national feeling at
home: and seems be Independent or any external
communications Thus, my ideas about the Russian war
vary accordance with the state Of the public MIND at
home, that conscious whereabouts pubic SYM
patty is
Every Englshman runs 10 the The Times with his little
grievance, "A child runs To his mother.
Why did Christ curse the 1gtTee II was not In the
least blame: aud 10 most unreasonable 10 nave
ont OF Instead OF
far more beautifuland would Think of more benei-
cent inuenee-tO have made IL suddenly rich with ripe
fruit. Then, to he sure, IL might have died Joyfuy,
having answered good purpose. / have Deeh re-
minded OF this miracle by the story of man In Heyw00d,
town I'm Lancashire. who used such horrible profane
auguag e plane in front OF his cottage Is SAID
10 nave withered away from that hour can draw no
moral the incident Of the gtree, unless II be that
all things perish from the instant when they cease to
answer some divine purpose.
In future state Of being think it will be one OF my
INQUIRIES i'm reference the mysteries OF the present
state why monkeys were made. The Creator could not
surely have meant TO r1icule his own work: III lght
rather be fanccd that Satan had perretlated monkeys
with malicious purpose Of parodynS the masterpiece
OF creatiOu