, 1873-07-20

inois. short tine aftor tn . ohrissian aear
apo.Eu, h'a .ntte csn oo l.ttH W, aa 5na. .o
ansnor .o9k h1s t'tio ifom tno ola 1.1mol aovo.
hayo boon tho ca case, e tho coneaonce Is remari.
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Tho French Academy has throe vacancies
to ~, aud Ia IN a sorlous .qslandnry over tho
ntnaG Of eadetes f9r literary nmS; S.:In IheIo
arc McHstnura Alioholot, Louis nlano, Neiiillott
About (Nho lns : boon rejected fj before). Iatne,
Renan, Simon. QMinet, Weigs Erokmann-Chat-
gah pa aat ~ .saar n40es naGoH ~ W. @
aa noss u tousef .,ie :, H. 'no ~ rSG nf
nsry M s st n t. Ssovor " othns ing onnos
son nc mgnt nsVe IL ] wns ,,tt oi N a1p"n'
ina an 1ana R, ~ t. ~ o, @ sot ~
H. nppd. ,ia .as ~ I sna h mu1 asat ~.
IT, IT, - a ana w oaS sS ana
sne n!osors u H1ance oe8an III Aooo anu onaoo
IN 1sas. 5l.,-.
the snccehs, or pnrilal anccesst OF ropular
nutnors as featlofs III the !ass low years, aoems
Mkoy TO draw out alI OF tnis elaas. WllKlo ool-
nna nnn feaa IN Lonaoh mna Ma Ieph!auon1c 1can ~
M Gaseno saya OF II: "Iho roadlng was failure;
pnt mo audience sat 1t ont, listening 70 Woras
WINCH WINCH woro rot very audible, gmng o. 2okGs
" no orn eans s ane enn anu amS
hayo nay, !. understood u who Ind not previously met
with y IN print. =,
er XXI. ~. ~. ann9'snce ~ ~ H,nsS
to mt'n NJ sa1 a''q ~ Mnri, n,nar;o.
Peon]c ecoaramh,c,, ~ aocai and % politionin ! to
,ra;naI Ms ~ s toroa| 1ews III
~. 1,,iio na n i"ma 1at " ~
e,.,os - nn1as.', arronaa a,an = honr
T., TTaros. ~ +booiorv amf;t1sd s.rIo T Tr,n,no,1a
Int1 w;n orios ~ iottcr sadroaaaa 70
~ H., "'11 M,ah',rts ~ -a1,;; - naeta. ~ w.
tho Ray ov A. M lI;ars 'ana a"nsaoa ths aues ~
tin Aon- ~ ~ H. NJ" 10 o-.s"n1 ~
;torior,ana mr;ncinln ~ 1iarsttban;ors " -ator
than Of spociad Judaism p 1'''''- AA''''
znebeooa v. Essterbrook, A. authoress ot 4
vafied ability land sister OF "Eloanor Kirk"
mrs. Jamos} alea on lrlday afternoon or con-
..a snR.oa: M ono nsd never en5 oyea r9pnst healsn
o. sudden and unexpected appearance. Miss
la Eaate1pfook Was wei! Known among Journalists
ahe having boon IN thor ranks for several yonrH
sno % %as foaneesou wlsh IL ~ otosial stsn o. the
cont.;hrtoS - rs cn'n,na ,o y, snI aua
pueaa ana o.heah OF 9nMns cnatac5er n' "mea
tss mete MloeIy ououiasoa tarongn tno states: A.
s sho Salp .at to ta @ 1 ance; oss up 20 neT aentn
a1u mrose = 1ol ~ aa2axsme, f1ank Eesnos
brook yas cs1nsstly ambitious to shov ,i, n Ill
dramstist; but her play, called Honor" has
eonn, peon e g t. n4sG "sGh III ~ ner
nssnoG soo1 ~ " VIZ srn Y v9o5 n H.
--nlossEa. Gilbert q: Mvington write to the
Lo1llon Ddt!y Ne'os OF tho welcoming addresses
read TO tno y shah At DoTer. N London, and eIae,
where Copies OF the addresses which we had
previously printed in his own language. were
presented to the Shah, 80 that ho might under
Ct! atand what was being read to him III Englieh.
rms was M go u the cases OF tho 9do ct tho AZ.
pers hali, tae addresses at au1lanali ana o.
hardly think it probable that tho Mayor and Cor
poration were awaro that tne OrIental trans-
lator had freely rendered. their sentancoa
Of respectful g oongratulation and woloome
INTO auch starting :, announcements as
that they po"eo thelr 1acos TO the
glou1nna 2 t1 anu kissea fs Inc hem OF nls gar.
,as aa ms @ oonoSse91sl9h FEY H. ~ Tnt
asna9, isd nn,r 1870 49, - sno aora .o AZ
tho addresses printed by us In poraian woro
translated by natives or well-knoWn Persian
scholars"
-Lofo Lyston ID saio 70 20 Whiting nfe o. hia
father, tho first Lord Of that namo.. Anything
and readable, but it is doubtful II 10 good poet
haa tho rennIsjto ouniiAcatinns for Rinrran},er.
H. wrote Life of his friend. tho Hon: Julian
W yopps 9sa Gentleman roc rocoenzcd ia
drawn by Mr, LYttou, AMONG other
fantastic things snid of him By hts on
civc "arrcct IA erani;c naToraa sua' 80 ~ tbun.
Ser stor1n by to nora 6 e worinr ~ h;s av.hrawal
Tho r. Relations 10 e1stus bstWeen n s Bul%or Iss
Fame inal8tH on calling hm) and his only son
were worry intimate and tendor. There ia some
hint ~ fhc,n IN th.t nccnntr3c mt cbnrmino
norol aWcnn1m c,,;ii;ncivH y ritssso vorv roiaes
tinro Wiz tha,, IA rr6a3i ~ H. .;tt,
which tho public, wall road the young peers lifo
Of his father will prevent the ready acceptance
regretted that lord Dalling and DulSor Ind not
lived to writo tho lifo Of his brothor They boTau
the world together at an especially interesting
PERIOD, ah1 tho veteran diplomnttst Gould have
appreciated, GO few others could DO, the varied.
yet consistent career Of his brothor In politics
and literature ,-Neto FORK Tribune.
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