New-York tribune., 1873-05-20

The Catholic World opens with a paper on
"Jerome savonaroa" the fiery agitator OF the fifteenth
century whom 1t defends from the charge Of inclna
tion toward Professionalism any fellowship with the
"beery monk Of Wittenberg III the view of the writer
this an asperOn not all deserved by the eccesi
astic the flower Of his manhood and the fupess
his intellect made the unreserved declaration Of the
Catholic faith in which he lived ana died" An
Eugish Catholic eXpatiates the charms OF
" Country Life IN England which he describes
Paradise Of high idylc delights, without reference TO
the Inferno Of toll and poverty ana misery that form
background OF the landscape, Here is certainly
enchanting picture of rural enjoyment such
where found in perfection out Of England "a picnic
is often the most amusing resource for day, and it
would be needless describe it; but what not
mon occurrence in the country is breakfast that is,
two O'Clock reception in the open air. and a magnih
cent spread Of cold ehefseuDre of the culinary art
suppose the lOeae TO be this pretty piece of
water running here and there into creeks nged with
bulrushes and waterilies, and queer little
erection Of cassfabe style of architecture, neither
pavilion villa, but very convenient and even sui
cently picturesque. Clematis aud honeysucke climb
over itswas and 10 front is rather irregular lawn
which partly carpeed for the occasion. In England,
We are quite OF not getting feet damp,
and the fimsy Summer toilets appropriate 20 this
social fesvty woud be but slender protection against
vet weather. All the county, far and near, is asked
brides Just returned from their honeymoon trip old
stay.atbome fOgies, chidlike in the pleasure they
exhibit on this novel occasion; merry young
teople bent on enjoying themselves 70 the ut
eOst One old lady has cOnfdentially informed
aer best friend about wonderful bonnet
she has bought on purpose, and which turns out 10 be
something 'fearfully and wonderfully made IL Is
curious 10 see the many different kinds of vehicles that
cav Up at the door Of Fort Henry Old chaises
oryen by the most ancient land delightfully."- tyrannca
OF family coachmen; queer little low cars, called by the
Aomplacent owner Norwegian cars drawn by dim
inutve pony resembling a Shetland hired flies from
tbe country town open bar0uches Of unimpeachable
make, but painfully suggestive Of the shop; two-
wheeled dOgcarts the prees carriage for the country
driven by young unmarried landowners, whose arrival
.suses stir among the merry madens, as Sir Gawan
esled his pretty companions in Tennysons Holy
Grail lastly large brake, capaciOus car hlled
With cross seats. which whole party from some
ROtghbOring mansion is comfortably and amicably
s,scKed; for not only neighbors, friends, and
Aequaintanees asked, but any visitors they may
Rsppen TO have staying with them. When all
ere gathered the luncheon begins; and certainly the
liable Is masterpiece OF floral decoration The cook, TOO,
eSs surpassed himself and the rarest wines and fruits
are lavishly added 70 the more substantial hospitality
she ladies' dresses parierre 10 themselves the
tettest things that taste dictate for this
,z and the beautiful peaeocks that the banks Of
De lake must nd themselves riyalcd for their
OWh domain"