New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-19

a .his and the confusion of Susanna themes IN which
the morality Of the could express itsc Without any
conflict with the religion OF the age
Mr. William T. Harris OF St. Louis has An able ana
olosey.reasoned article upon "The Division of Schooi
Funds" which presents this theme in Different h2ht
from the politicians and attacks also, the theo0rians
view OF the subject Mrs Kembles thirteenth paper o
@Od womeu's Gossip" is the most Cosby Of me series.
She relates how she taught TO ride by foz@aiupi
London. It's manner was;
wi,hou, stirrup without holding the reins. with orr
arms behind u.s. and often not, sittiuH l'Geu on
the saddle, GO through violent punsne rearing anu
kicking lessons and taking our horses over the u'
One day Forzard put her through these exercises as
sample of what his pupils could DO before niddeaeed
lady and young girl whom ne ettorwaId informed her
were the Duchess Of Kent and the Princess VICTORIA IAe
latter of whom was to be placed under his tuition MIS-
Kernbes account OF her stage experiences Is very inter-
esting Here bit OF her Sellsudy as an setess
Il appears to me that the two Indispensable elements
Of fine acting certain amount OF poeuca iilt'.
tOn and power of assulnptou which is gooh d'al te
rarer gift OF the two; in addition TO these soFt Oh
looks after and avoids the petty obstacles
that perpetuay destroying the imaginary lHusiul,
and reminding In ones dcsolie ihat one - n"I
really Juliet or Belvidera The curious part OF athS
is the sort OF douGle process which the inna Gu
ries at the combined operation OF one iac
ties so TO SPEAK, IN diametricaly oppose dpccuohs'
for instance III that very last scene o. Mrs T ~
while was half dead with crying In the midst OF the
real grief created by an entirely unreal cause, per,
ceyed that failing Ike ram All over NY
silk dress and spelling II; and calculated ana ~ tra
most accurately the spa that my rather woad REQUIRE
The midst If the anguish | was to fegn, ana abso-
utey did endure. IL is this Wdtchful faeuty triecty
prOsaic and commonplace III It's natufeJ' NhcL never
deserts Inc While an u{elng aii .ha i a. IL
siOnato poetry IN Juc;s balcony scene, while iee as
goes Wit the intensity Of the sentiment express
ing which prevents ne from falling over my Train ron
frum leaning upon NY balcony when seem to
throw my self all but 1t. In shors will inc Woe
ducng me desired Effect ana Illusion upon ire spectator
both tue intellect ana the senses are constantly
In guarding against the smallest accidents that might
initiate against and while representing Things aDo.
utcly imaginary they are taxing accurate cYsauSt o.
every real surrounding Object that can either ASSIST or
mar the they seek To produce Is seems 10 ne
b. the most singular part OF the process "oh S
altos ether very curious and complicated one
Gen o. 0. Towards article the battle OF Chatta-
nooga perhaps interesting for It's relation Of
minor incidents, for which its author has an eHceIch'
memory than for its description Of tactics and ci light
ing The General has an enthusiastic admiration for
Gen Grant. description Of tlc meeting OF Grant ana
Sherman before the battle is worth quoting:
Al Gen. Grants request Sherman left his troops and
hast ned to Chattanooga for personal iuerVie" WIN
him. was in Cna tm0oga Wien shern aIIaIt I'VE, ,n'
Grant together. was III The icoa Mheh cen sherman
entered AltCr cordial greeting Grant offered Sherman
cigar, which the latter TOOK ana IEhlei talhls co
iinually in his peculiar lyeiy aud hearty style uIa'
SAWS lake the chair OF honor, sherman. pointing lp
an Old-iGshoncd, mGi-pacNed lOchlnetii'I, ~ nv
that belongs yOg, General" Grant, shoWiEG lIaI TN
falling covert GUnor That always appears Whth th aic
no politicians present I" annoy UNI continues,
forget, shcrman 10 give proper respect 10 age Wen!
then, II You put 1t Oh tnai ground mus accept. 90
sherman takes Jne IGA-"'eAed cHaT ana Itd"s on ~
most entertaining talk, bearing upon pHSeinE
events At this interview, casually referred TO
ance with Gen Sherman. His character written on
lie above the medium !ns;t stands erect ana carries
head caiabe OF continuous stndy ana Thought, Win
mind acute II u caparuus. lie Eus wore tna y
tonoTous, manly, ara aitr.ctNe ana mamie 'ha, ~
cures your attention and wins your Confidence. intro
duc any topic and sherman IL al home. His EcihoIy
for detail strikes YOU at once as eN'iaoGhail' ai III
ability carry with him the knowledge OF place ana 10,
cal.;iC- long since SHOWS rcnarhthlc source oil
power AT his command as an oicer. HIS huS'n v'cu'
s1;y in contrast with Cen. Grant WGs wonderful SUI
6aisn 10 auofher mans one while Gen Grant would
wojgt the matter and select Tue best
Mr.. T. T. Whippic has article on Dickens ard tne
PicEwick Papers" which appears to be the hFst Of
series TO OF tits author as seen in bis separate
works /; sketches bis hcylood ard his introduction 70
authorship Both Nj. WhpDie and the AdQnhc proof
reader make the mistake Ci giving Mr. TGpnahs n"inc
a. mir. Tupham." Ii is a singular Que in eit-er OF
thom The nGmber concludes with a welwIittcn story.
Prom tie Purple Island" by Lucy Ellen Guernsey.
The poetry mostly a commonplace order THIS is as
good rs any OF the pieces:
SHAKESPEARE.
lake to q glass Of magic Old
Ilis each passing image canshtI
His mint 1u ocean tt.t cnulo hoid
The river Of each human thought
Nv DINNER eyes meet faI-oif rays
Ills al immortal vision saw;
That inner word-thc Dawn o. DAYS
Breaks through The clouds edrths Yapors Draw.
And ever while read there seems
A world Of real lie around;
And .rienda Of old Goat through the dreams
OF peoped and fairy ground.
Great natures self so in him dwclt,
with all her wes III Of songs and springs,
That never Ihrob % his IT, felt,
But she is vocal whiio Lc sings.
j. NJ. ROGERS.
Some one ventures take exceptions 10 points III Em
erson's last volume the Literary Notices. MI Thomas
Haydys ast novel il praised and Mr. Anthony TroOpe's
Is Sc veTeiy condemned.
The book trade here * likely 10 he very duh during the
remainder OF the summer Mcs,rs. James Il. osg0od
Co. have concluded 10 postpone the issuing OF the
first volume of OngfclOws" Poems OF Places until the
Autumn The second volume OF the late VceTfcSIdentS
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