New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-23
JANUARY MAGAZINES.

Who is 10 Educate orr Children T. ~ tine
immrtant question to which the opening arrl" OF the
Co9olie WorM j. dtvoted taking the ground that the
training of the young religious duty that cannot be
irtrstcd to tho of the state, which knows no
.eIigon nor under any prctcusc lay caiu to any
apostolic authority to preach and teach the "si 10 'nr
nations" The work belongs to The Church. III" authority
Of which H. from God. while that OF The N'a'" l. from
man. The education that does not include the religious
element is no education at ALL but the state has no right
to prescribe what form Of faith or religious prac-
ticc shall be taught to its citizens Hence
Catholic parents have a right TO demand that
their children shall be educated by Catholic teach
ers, ana be surrounded az much as possible" with
the influences Of the Church into whose bosom they have
been admitted by baptism The fifth paper on "Thc
Blood Of ST. Januarius" apparently completes the series,
the whole Of which may he recommended to curious
readers AZ specimen Of ingenious and naive reasoning
III support OF wonderful ecclesiastical mystery II Il
stated 10y the writer that Sir IIumphry Diiy was 80
much impressed by the exhibit ion Of the miracle which
he could account for any chemical principles that
hr nearly the point ~ entrmo the Roman Catho-
lie Church before his DEATH
NppincOH is made up to great extent OF
contributions from writers whose names are mol con-
pcuous the records Of literature, and who have yet
their spurs win This does not dctract from the merit
the interest Of their productions but. on the con-
trary perhaps guarantee of their superior freshness
and freedom from the rusty chains Of custom AT any
rate, Lippicou has less the Of literary convention
alism OF its rivals, while it is by means de-
fcent In the signs OF culture and good taste In the
present number Whynpcrs "Scrambles among the
Alps" continues To occupy the leading place and Is SIN
gularly attractive in its vigorous descriptions Of the
perlous experience Of the author In mountain adventure
Appropriate to the are the Christmas Carol Dy
NJ W. Carpenter, and Shadows OF "A Christmas FIRE.,
By l.. Davis. Professor r. Is. Maury has an article VI
much scientific interest, explaining thu theories on which
Government AMI which has already been brought before
the public different occasions. TYPES OF eastman
Vagrancy" and " Russian Family Wolf-llunt are very
readable dc crptOns Of certain characteristic phases oi
European liir wide extremes from each ohtr' ana
"Thc Coming Woman" gives sarcastic prophecy OF the
condition Of the in the day uf ncnnal glory whcn
it shall have arrived at complete emanc patton. The
Woman Of the Future will he able Ia protect herself
She will be a perfect shot sending the ball To It's marx
with the uncrrins precision with when sue no"
prope the end Of thread through the eye VI needle
The bloody corp-e5 OF men, both ola ana young WHO
have presumed much her iorbcarancc, VIII Occa
ona y BE- found III her track She VIII not he drhcieht
I'm nerve or weak in muscle. she will he -kiu driver,
daring rider "a hardy walker. Four miles per hour. up
hill down, will he her Mate alteration weak III
tho knees will II" prnance The idea OF woman ~ the
weaker will become oldhshlonrd ana hhiily "hso
L,r" 1.-THE Coming Woman viii hold Office Through
The s,mcaces Of iururity behold her installed the col
rctrc,S port. She sIts In her office. Her face Is
pleasing her manner calm. ii cniird clfpos,eSScd I'll"
j. suirouird by gentlemen bu~nc-N, and business
with the COLI clr> Is always intcrc>nE she II airrd
In the fenia maritime costume ~ III" ri"t-iark pine
blons. brltcd hbOut the waist. wide" turnover linen
collar jannty Glazed tarpauln hat moderately tilted III
'front.' with tasty length Of black rrcarcr behind, mar
lno@r and haus her healthy, vigorous orcaizatl0n
luz uriant crS similar in material 10 the b0ust anu
gathered AZ In. ankle Ia Blnomer. She has Just re-
urucd early mornings trip outside the larbor IN
her private yacht. lrg practical sailor, she takes
the helm -rlf these excursions She boasts that
vessel lay n'Irer the wnd than ANY other owned
BY The club The breeze and spray have freShnrl her
complex ip. for IN her occasional flip of salt water
In the face only Neptune tossing his kiss Ia Juno She
IL sink under varying and perhaps trying cond
tuns OF life. II her lot be poverty. she Will accept and
live gracefully n necessary, she will not hesitate TO
carry broom newly purchased ar even tin tea kettle,
through the strerts. II il not much what we do
our manner of doing It that tells There is room for
grace and beauty ~ action even IN handling II broom"
Tile Monthly tio,sip' and "Ltcraturr ~ the Day"
nnu,d III agreeable winding Mp I" the iu"r' "li" ate.
but not Interesting, portions Of III" nImi''r.