, 1870-12-15

mtte in tho advrzsistrg columns Of Tho Eos-
Iish papers, TO the efEec, that Mrs Nattsnia
Hawthorne, who IL ppH H1esidsnt In 1ondon.
has made IN Arrangement By which the yet
unpubushfd French and Itsli1n note bocks Ct
her husband I'M apps4s seH.a3y Ia ne pages
btirg given each month. Il sesns surprising
that no American magazine should hAJe "a
cured this Krest attraction, Ehtch. mnSe AID
greatly to tie circulation tn this country OF
tho magazine ccuce1Ded-
IAN interesting announcement y n1sda of
chIngvfu the house ct Fields. Osgood d
Co.. to take plaee on the ID OF Jaoua1J, 1S71~
Mr. James I. FieIds rftirrB from tho bull
nees. which will: thereafter ba conducted nm
der the style Of James B. Oeguod 4 CO. Tho
memtess of this fltm arc Ja3ses B. 0agoodf
John 3. Clark, md Bentamiu H IIeknor. Al
house, and Mz. Thinner u aon of one Of ia
Is now better known for tho ex,ent .ud
Vaiety Of lts p1blie.ttoEs. Tbs first
subttantial Huecess obtained BY It wAs-
2 UP, When WilliAm =: Hesnor s Go. reput-
unae many Of ths best authors OF England
ana America have eone before tho rs1diug
public Of tho g1tted Ssata in tire beautifn
Yrs graphy Of The house. Mr. Fields 1t ii
1a1, 1Enish, hM rs 1smsia ~. manager Of The AtsaNa
asuea By Eieles, eeeood L Co, tho NorN
american Rerie.p, O,r Yo3nr Fon1 snd
kreTy Saturday will hereafter bs nuhlinbAd
by Jamsa R. Otgoed Co and the puhlIa hsa
will be fully maintained.
Several EnRlish newspapers hare noticed.
more or less A7urabi1r 4 new book t.IIui
"Sketehes from Amersca," by John Whita.
Tbe Pau Nau Gazette says: ''Ar. Wits
sion party Of American editors v1s starting 70
ezsmlns the Union Pacific Railroad. He wisely
joined them, and has given = verT graphic
Nd humorous DESCRIPTION o6 their proceed
rgr. md the pecu1iar;tiea Of ths region ytsit-
cd WhAtwou1d tho Pan Hou Gd1k1s nave
land who Joined party Of English
editors under the circumstances narrated
BY Mr. White ? Turning to the book, 10
hrd thst, In oEdsr to become one Of this paxty,
Mr.. Wtl'e falsely p1etended to bo the apeciN.
ssn of N d1sa RaDsf
stan Of which to voss myself place, I reuana-
be1a9 ono. the instructor Of my youth, q most
rearec' able journal Of Ulster, which xe may
call for present purposes, for it msits ths
name, the Orange Hdr Cry" And It u D
White wore these borrowed plunes,. md e7es
| replied to toaata In tho capacity Of 4 special
correspondent. Mona Of the English cz;uos
notice the forgery; but how dfsguated hsy
| Wenld have been, Nere The scene England. and
|
| Tho Boston Adud tiser crowds picture Of
Dumas, Just decelsed, into = small lit Of cau-
vzs, thus: eHis life WAS without e1t11ordi-
| nary incident. except tbs one event Of begin
| rtLE work In Paris Is poor clerk. with no
| qualification for bis wcrk eaye fsir hand
perous IN day, from the Writing OF \ single
drama His nana Ia better kncvu in America
than his books; and there a1e hosts Of peouta
who Ee7er read eTen The Thrse Guards
men" oF Monte c5isto." Who yet zeal thst
they haye knowledge Of Dumas il the ro-
menerance or ha witty sayings; It
his having 1t one. time eighty vol
uues under contract OF hia publishing
hvo ross1s # ones In daily insta11nents, iii
written With bis own baud; of his employ
might employ shoemaka.a; Of the chateau BE-
built to realize tho imaginary splendore af
HMonte Ct1sto !" Of his friendships with many
fatcous nen and his duels With others Of the
intimacy Of hls old aga with Menten, md ths
published photographs in which she sat on Is
knee, and Of the dinners which he hAa 5een
accustomed TO giyo; OF bis own cookery, sit
ting at the head OF the table In his ahirt-
sleoTes, And After each cuursa Withdrawing 70
the kitchen to prepare The next ingenious
dish; Of his last journey to M1drid to wrike !
iEoranse Of Tho hnsusge and eustoms Of tho
people"
-TempG Bar Prints or reprints aa.,a-
tive Of visit 10 ChAies Dirkens by Hama
Christian Andersen. Mr. Bantley, the pub
lsheE, eays. N note. That he had ths
Ileasnre Of being guest at Gadshill on ths
ocrstion OF tho fist meeting OF tho tVo
fatnda- "Hr. Dickens, whom I h.d not met
for years writes Nj. Bentley), knowing thst
Anderson VIE \ friend OF mine, kindly In
v1tea- ms to meet him, thinktcSs., Il
would give. hun pleasure. passed
4 happy Day, which I shall 1lxsJs
remember with eradication: Il was q
bright, sunshiny dsy, and We etro1led abont
Mr. Dickens garden with po<itvo enjoyment.
Mr.. Tlkie Colllrs was there, viii Nxs,
Dickens and her two daughters and Miss He-
gltb. In tie evening, We had vocal and IN
Ornamental music, and it VAS la1a bsfors
could tear mysed Away from his hospieab1s
1oos," Andtrten gives = portrait OF Mrs,
Dictens, which has melancholy look ss "
zee 1t now: 1t Is agreas pleasure" he wsitas,
"to find in N suthoss innernosl
!h.t have delighted one IN h,s vorle
thst Agnss In David, copPeldesa.' was lik,
Diekena'Jo 1ite End, although le may no
have choren her aelberaselr II model to
Agcos, yet still can thsnk OF no one else il
lis booKs 60 Dear akin to har In iii th.t I
graceful and Amiab1e- Mr.. Diekans had
ce1tain. soft, Noma01x repose And rseakg
! about her; but, whAnsyer abe spoke, tbar,
cams such = lght' into her large eyes, an
6uch emile upon hsF lips, and thore Was suci
charm in the tones OF her yoise, that honoe
forth shal alWaya connect her and Asns'
| togelhe1."