, 1875-03-21
EUROPEAN GOSSIP.
How Carlyle and Tennvaon
Look.
A French confidence-O e-Operation and an
AIsatlan Murderess.
bismarck as an Orator--.Queen Isabella
and Her Daughter.-.Napoleon
uB;is Son.

CARLYLE AND TENNYson.
Ionooo correspondence OF the Boston Pos,
os,'y'e eoes On the even and rather morose tent
~ na "ay u tae very commonplace aud unpict11
esqoe 7uonfo Of Chelsea He has lived for mar
sea1S IN very plain house, on small sic
rnoe'' ca11eo cheyae Walk, tho interior OF h
no"e oe1ng pla1n to almost dreariness. Sine
nH vines death his accomplished niiece, Mr
ma1y Cafiyle alken' has looked after tho gr1r
olo pMlosopher's creature comforts, which u,
1e"' 1or lie lives with Puritan-like not to "A
oEa9taa simplicity. have often seen him tai
luz LIE regular afternoon walk through tn
onelsea etreet9, sometimes with friend lik
rroode Auskin, Or cur own countrvmsn
tAoncure conway. but usually alone, with !.
very otd telt hat e<kew On his thick, stpbby
gray mead; and more gloomy, unsoci.l
cSn1cal-looktne old man is seldom to b,
seen. NO ona could pass him without takins
oote OF nm; his face would attract the atten
ton OF street urchin, SO slngularly expressive
OF wholly UNUSUAL character is it. He is verx
naom n'as' anu hollow-cheeaed his eyes, dull and
| CLASSY, are deep sunk in their socketB: be wasrs
q rough short, tangled beard and mustacha
| white. AZ but here and there 9 gray atrbnk of
Drown; his form Is bent, aud he stalke On in tba
gloom1est apparent Indifference to tho world
aa"" nuous n.t1l. a. nome ne occupies hasuu-
, scafnm study at the top OF the house most of
the day; OF this. sometimes, when closeted with
a friend, he makes a bear garden, with hin hnr-
ned pacing OF the floor and bis bitter anl yoIn-
! 1io nvnH'ee apouS the Attlenesa OF mankind
Gas1yio %as aight 70 decnne to be gazetted as
@uo var1 ;noaanss nues o1 ms BAH; 1t would be a
desplsins society Us he does, and knowing we'll
tan no noeos no nclai gliding to his golden
Aa4ue' -....
:. TENNSsoN
- uy w neens 30 to the comforts and
Waf He ~ ;vaa a.s IL o as tne hermit Of oaey1e
,;ata. 40 "sss ~ eteas luxury IN POLITICALLY
pottuessu9 taot country mansion, rich in it's archi
aeesu'e ana iaYlah and tasteful IN its adornmeuts
ana .9 ancA.suacRss inere are about it ter1aces
a1e,,.s". glesoeT1es and Hover parserrea
a'enaes ana la"ns; It IS tha tnans'on OF a rich
most part both summer and winter, the most
eminent OF Englands . poets passes his time. 1t is
.1d o-a va. ne appeaIe n tne London streets
the hnsr1tahls bonssa - t w.. ~ oosanea ~
have caught Occasional elinpses of him n 10
"city and the bookstore quarter OF Pater-
uoste1 nov ae ls tall gauut shaggv-haired,
or11s - XII oeafo, ana long. sragglng
cray. He wore h,o a1,neH bat saa a,Sa,. nieu
/ last raw him, and, we're ii not for =
pair OF deep, large, dreamy eyes, there wonjd be
notM1e III tne least Poetic in his appearance. In-
his man,or - a:'.. 1na"os " sae oat"ard eye
Dass hIther and thihar 1T,ta nnnet;oes - w
that be is greatly bored by people, iu iarne de-
gree Americans: AN sorry to say, who 60 down /
& ~ 70 oouutly nonse ana ans,ss on Seeing him,
awal. ~ oaes 5nal.s Io in.no " sne crown ;
autographs, vhich ha nevcr hv sn1 c1'snoa aoa
lnswers and il said to have remarxed that
.non5h stnn,e were inclosea in these to give
''m p1acticaI thanking privilege. Those who,
." % nnnoer, are rece17ad At the poets tireside
- ms friends. speak ~ glowing terms Of his
1naly aud seola! hospitality, and bis sometimes
1muse ne.ses enlaa1e N,. paytuness, He is full Of
fper.enees. 1ea q als library Is said to be model
coziness ana elegant taste, ald bis gardens,
nlcn ~ ne loves are oesof1ned as beautiful and
on A"p'"
FRENCH conrI0encc.onro,-,o,
,,.,a.,s.s .oae.ee t..1 rae ~" to'A 1'nes' a
'ton nosson. WHO nts recently mar
cd second wife, and como abroad for a tour,
as stopping At the Athenee. One morning he
as coming ont of hts han1er,a of;ro ~
.r;,a No. r.,, ana1soa onee' 1'ue
'l'oe' "uan *el'-oeessea man stepped up to
u anu ASKED II he Was Mf. Mun1oe. On being
i'd that he vas not, the stranger msde lila e. {
ses, and said that be wished to deposit l,rre c
m Of money, The two talked for aoms Tina t
4 +t. .v.u:-. A.. !
u ~ 'ne esen.ne s"e olo gentleman met the
ranger at bis hotel. They conversed for some 9
ne, struck up friendship, and the stranger \
IS invited to breakfast. The intfmacv want m 6
a fav diva ~ t.vo oo,nrz - 49, ~" | 49, Q
~ aftar~arS ~ "ofa. e W; ~ ~. 10, ea.o 10 -
~ ai'ef"aso &or conee. Hnue there man b
ne to table beside them and called for !"
lisky. When it vas brought he said it was u
t the kind he v.ntad and in . etr,rr 1r;at I:
,c,o b.r., -, IN - -. It.. 4..A4 >
isrsto " d .alA ~ 1le "altel, VINO a!a not r.
es.sa Ls. es3 "oiu. I1caee me- sa1o the ! h
~ snAan sne tMo ne41 MN, ~ | n
- ~ w npeao cusIan' WILL 5oa Dc ls
~ euo4s4 ~ eap1a'n 60 the waiter pt
:. ). y IL 11isn "nlsky, and not tho scotch, te
= "a" H.. Asor tnis tnere Was fonG con. fo
1s'uo, ano eee 11snnan sa4o tnat ne haa just ci
~ fortune o. eeVe1a! .mll11ons lett INN BY an ve
~ VINO mao mace II IN gu IN fennsyivanla til
are %as one conaitlon on IN ~ us nncies will. pc
coo n'm 20 give S5oo'ooo 70, the poor OF te
es1ca, "aien ae Was very giad to DO Tor the ne
, mans sahe,-a mere oagafella IN comparison Al
ene 81 snm IN et1 he mad already sent th
I @4uo,ooo; ne "anted TO md one or TWO tai
e1tcaus, n WHO wou1o rake over ana distribute, no
S3o'oeo apiece LOT MN. Ine stranger Is
aantees would probably 10 required. "Oh! an
~ 'uutse, Halo toe I'snman, want men OF
~ .!oh !hsa au4 plober.5; uph Know no" 70
vino that hara an anal s,,,n 1892 g 1 ~ 49,