New-York tribune., 1876-10-18

second volume OF the "No Namo" series was introduced
70 the publishers saws correspondent Of The chicago
Tribune by Mr.. James Russell Lowell me utle ol n us
volume which is IN verse Is peirure anu IL 10 vi 0o"
described rs something remarkable
Edwin I.andseer once sketched Paganini and
of this sketch 1t is said One might suppose that II Is
carlcature Of the vonis but really is not so he was
strange-lookng man at all times. but when at worh
with his instrument his excitement ~ ules "hs ' An
that In appearance and manner he WAS as Ohehah "o
mented"
1t is reported that Mr.. Emerson has
hearty Saxon liking for strong language. An acquant
ance says that day as he stood talking with MIN on
the street they overheard passing stronger utter
resonant OATH which did not, however trfe win Things
slcrod Said the Concord sage quantity; Ihat Sounus
very fructIfyIns"
The Rev. Mr.. Talmage has invited his guest,
Mr. Martin Farquhar Tupper to take his place IN the
pulpit next Sunday and read an essay on the immortality
OF the Soul Considering that Mr. Tupper has devoted
himself OF late years To dramatic literature and has
come read TO American audiences play wch ne
his oppearapce in the pulpit will be sugges ion OF the
thoatcr OF different character from that to wucn Mf
Talmages hearers accustomed. 1t would b. inter
esng to know whether the invitation ia due to liberal
hospitality or slight change or views
NJ. Sainte-B -Beuve, who was an exceedingly
fastdious gentleman rs well a brilliant writer, was
one day boastirg that such AS himself never
could commit any soleesms at the diunertaDe, when
friend OF his NJ Feue de Conches assured him that be
had on one occasion at his table been guilty OF no
less than eight breaches of pranda etiquette-naney
these: lie had spread his napkin over MS Knees,
whereas be should have epened II haf out ayG eh' ~
I'm led eggs he had neglected 20 break their shells Lac
had asked for poultry, instead OF requesting 20 3e
to chicken, ami giving The 6Id It's name; ne @u h bi
nyers he had not left his knife and FORK on ms phte
he bad peeled pear by twisting u ron9 % Sedr @ " ~ js
iBglt lengthways, besides Offering hat pe.c 10 -
ncghbOr and, finally, he had inhaled the lagtncU@ @ Vi
glass Of before drinking IT, Whether o9,De1tar ,a
excused last demonstration on the grOuhd OF Jsn
able suspicion OF NJ de Conehess wine is not related
II is recorded of Mr. Moody that when
small boy ne had little faith IN prayer. Once Wheh ne
was creeping updcr heavy fence 1t fell down upon MN
and caught him. so that no could not get away ne
struggled til lac quite exhausted ana ch Dogah "
CIV for help but he was from any house and no one
heard him. At last he got safely ont and this Was inc
account he gave Of his escape tried and tried, ana
couldn't lift them awful heavy ras then holered Tor
help but nobody came and then began TO THINK shouu
have to die away mp there on the mountahs ~, ane, @
asked Him. And after that could t tne r,ls Jst h as
casy, HIS last term of school was in the WINTER OF MS
I7h year. He the leading spirit among the boys,
and 40 much mischief did he lead them INTO mat AT
fLe teacher was in despair and threatened to turn
him out 40 this his mother was sorely -ricyed ohe
fold rim how much ashamed she should he 10 nave one
f cr sops turned ont of school and directed him 10 90
IN fine teacher ask forgiveness Tor his bad conduct ana
trv TO be credit 10 his mother rather than disgrace
Gs he did in ali sincerity and Of the term, for
tbp first time In his life applied himself faithfully 10
study it late Tor him to become scholar
The Sultan it is asserted, is very fond OF
art-carpentry and w0Odcarying. He has regular
workshop in which he practices both these handicrats
A MecklenbuTg German, Carl Jensen owes the esteem
in which Abdul Hamd holds him to His Mpestys taste
for upholstery Jensen was a common artisan, ein-
poyed in the Princes workshop TO do the rougher Kinds
OF carpenterng and became His Highness's sole con-
6dant-he most influential parsonage in the household
By mere change the Princes attention attracted by
something the man did said he got into the habit OF
talking with him. and took such pleasure In his con
yersaon that not only made him director OF the
workshop, but intrusted him Win all sOfts OF
commissions Carl las Abdul Hamid always calls
mun Justified the confidence placed IN him III
tnr most brilliant manncr-he not only bought
chrap but good articles for his money The fFlnces
delight with his acquisition knew no bounds WneD
Jcnssen gradually developed variety OF Other taents
hiring up looms looking after tile Princes wardrobe,
grooming horses cleaning carriages. &c III snort ne De
came quite Indispensable. One day, when Carl had Inae
resOycd TO confer au unprecedented favor upon nm
The Prince Opened OF the warirODes WIN hls own
hands took thrrefrUm "FiankisH clothes ana
gayo them to Jensen. Jensen had one day DOught
some shoes for the Princess when he saw Aen on ney
ala not exactly fit but well cut ana finished that
tho is,rous lady could not bear TO send them Dack
she sent for her husband and, after long dscssOn
Carl was called and requested to see Tor lmseI Were
th shoes did exactly suit the PiinccSss leet so that
he might have them altered or hcr Jensen himself was
Guite overcome by this mara Of confidence.
OTTAWA, Oct. 17.-Lieut.-Gov. Laird de-
parted to day for Port Pey, to assume the admnisra
tion Of the affairs of the Northwest Territories.