, 1876-06-18
BOSTON,.
Dom Pedro and nr. LoDsielleH-aiss p.
nelepa and tho Supposed
Brazilian.
A Lesson to Snobs, and a
Text for the Cynics.

GAL 1ot' tI1G cy14IE9.
The Old South and the Indig-
nation Meeting.
Special Correspondence af Tia TTtauae
BosroN, Mass., June 15-Dom Pedro, who Is
with us now, serves to point moral which will
adoru many tale Of the critic and the cynic
who ssscream at the fixed facts OF the universe-''
What's In name, indeeds And Miss Penelope,
on Beacon Hill, -ho is descended from the
stanchcst old PuritaEs, and bEags Of it, Is all
In futter over these Brazil folk, and thinks
that Mcantara with handle to it is "so love
w." Dom Pedro shirks all the attention he
can, and has busy time OF 1t ut that, for the
Puritans arc big snobs, perhaps little bigger,
than anybody else.
At longfellow's the Emperor was at hts best,
says the little bird who always hovers over pri-
vate dnner-parties on purpose to tattic- He
admires Longfellow exceedingly, and has given
various proofs OF this admiration before this
yfsit- And In this meeting the Dom must have
received one Of the happiest impressions OF
American simplicity and refinement that will
probably meet him in the length and breadth Of
his travels in the States. So Miss Penelope,
who represents the rest Of the world, the nsual
title-toying Miss America Of whom Lucy HAM
hapsa1f ~, n 1as anor;ss ana ,aasa ronse NJ
herse1f eener,1iv p ~ III wScn
shall not be utterly without hope, SO long as
SUCH HOMES AS LosGFRLLoW's
ornr. an5 ~ 1thar g,aets H.a -sa1 Pcn1,hifc.
prsot' pns Dom Pc:1ro is mich liked. He fs re-
| fined and intellectual man, much happier n tho
library and study than in public lifc- Some
thing Of this tendency towards the study, and
| dIscontent with the different careers to which
| Fate had assigned him, breaks ont In ArassIz's
amusineIy pathctIc opinIon that Dom Pedro
wns mist unfortunate man. because. being an
Emperor. he could not be Scientist and tho
| Treat interest Which this Emneror shows at
every turn in everything TINT he can g1ean about
his dead friend Agassiz reveals the
them. and makes The dead man's opinion take
| on hue Of greater probability. In all things,
treat or small. Dom Pedro scenes to evince
55atural Repnblicanism OF bis own, which IS very
nleasnnt to see One of the 1nauv little things
worth recording Is bis sending Tor the blind
njanIst IIeIne and his wife to come and see him,
| In frienii1y fashion. in memory OF the pleasure
he had received eum him and the high estimate
visited Brazil a few years ago His great inter-
| est in our institutions is constantly shown, and
nowhere rel more pleasantly so than
'4' " T At T1IE GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL
& II Thee. O Country.n &c declared that be
h,1 narer heard anrthiup more delightfnl. and
| drained in a pretty conDIiment to the good
| 1ooks Of Tue Boston girls which in days to come
vii hc nnotcI1 with great nric BIZ other Boston
Urls @I w VIZ, nav como m after these as awhat 40
Eia,n sr NM saIi .I' - foar nnr erani,wnthers
II T.rhans thoneh. ~ HAT time We shan't care
SO much for EmPcrofs. Perhaps even the Miss
have % tlie shadow Of crown casf over her We IS
ans shs i,oes e.s nnvr -
'ne oo's D'". poop ,,,ss pryr,opr.
| It may be that :' We blame her TOO much. We
stncun a set anJ drew % the linz betwre1 r,,filed
stnchup ses, anu ulew snf tane tt r1.s4
ist;nctnass vss' And , anrnpos want to tel ittls
story Of Miss Penelope xhich one Of these small
oilos glsen ~ Wno ratter MY rwhereMwhi.s
pnsy 9s anan' mne 3d., n
t nctuuco ~ MsS -, tSa snst ~ the Pnva1 rsnnir
iss panain,a al a. ras n ber hn1fia9 attre That
IS a one nny % +oet ,ne hy a,' ho,.r.
goois work 11 her holiday attire and IN holiday
1on1! nnon a She is nresentcd to Dom Pe1ro and
Ill the ea9ta1as end SUITE and naiX eoncen
trateS neIseli, nonoay semper PEI anu n.y. Ipon III
goo11n9 ~ I1't {o"as N"0A "'Ao'e 0A'''e 'Ae o'~%
nnr MT VINO WHOSE % sr.R1yo HAD THE ROYAL srAAp,
and whnse tjtic ami rank were annarent at sfpht
- az p.r;trIascandcs +.;1 - RaFnanhfirar TEa
~ vo,,s 1m.' ma, annno4ed caTed fth Mics Panel.
one H. 5I derated himself his royai air his
sdSart1y bearing; and Pai9 of dne eySs thrown
H. 70 ol aae 4 CT " sne @ e+rs anj
asthc1;gs cg ~, rverrthng thaf poston oil T. am.
9oeaI ~ tnnvr thIs rnnnos pentieman Insw.
IA ~ 40 ~ c,rse Fhey io tn ta,is na
@ ala ode, na 3roJ, ~ nsro Ind t6e mn qnontera the
s,th,.aI Gl uu ,,,t 81 tSc sciences and bTnneht NJ
s,ti.1 sraee;, . snh3oht ~ Mies Psre91nc *
! Wi.n AgusS 90 ~ 1v;+ aonss1 Sa
snih snnh - favorfse st tbe Rrazan Conrt And
shia -onng a. IN 't was mt ~ evervhn.v
Inis ha'.is hsunn'ins ". ~ sas. sas' rorf,Ihs ~ ny
WAS 7ros osc'Ai, imaf sa ~ ,hc ri, sce,on. Wsa
tr,fna fE, 1uet her t3rc car,1fcr That sh~ eva ~
t1ns 1,,inat MJu ~ tanes :. nj ps,, 1n.t h,ro
HILL ,t, ~ III Hu a.ss31 vsrv val ~ Rray1as
AuGnh en1 ~ ~ ~ vary nood reo.on tha, woa
,,e.i 1o. Eth III !, 'e's '"@@ -
iex1T x Nat ~ nt tiot ta<-0b understand Yon
- e5,,as.eI ~ T., Eurr,ro - cnnrso. no+;cc1
e.n "e.e ,..om -n,, ern,,a ~ En11ish !,
M ia,ooa 1s,s a5,eafnd T., Roe+o,, ,, ond
49,, anas e,o.,Ta1 hos ba,,s. bas.. I1.,1..o
ste nns Syvs III Tho n.'e NJ;
III ~ ne t}Tna pJ Perhans ~ p4D@p3 Ao"
III Ine 'n.r1 nI,,, nnsT6n uov oor u,ur
~ n. h.,.;nat nm of W;s. pansione,a Mind mi.
whie ri lie hefc.. fbis tlcnoncmcnt: Int be wasn't