New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-04
1InprNcnrr. AUGUST.

The bulk of this number, consisting manly
of fiction and narratives Of rayc presents an agreeable
popular miscellany to the lovers OF hight magazine icF
ture Mr. Edward Hing furnishes paper on " Noniene-
gro" giving good deal OF novel information III regard
10 that remote priucipay. including several sldpmc
sketches OF the native population. Every province has
distinctly marked type The mountaincer and warrior
f. man six feet in hight with grave thou- htiuI face
sineulary contrasting with his quc6 nervous gait lie
has high cheek bones. like american Indian; ms eye
is black and pierCng and his shoulders have slIsht
s.oop produced by constantly bending forward as ne
ascends difficult nights He Is perhaps the most ashe
human being European SOIL there IL no haunt OF ire
chamos which he cannot follow; aud even the goats
sometimes hesitate TO 20 after their shepherds when
there is a dangerous path 10 be crossed. The
Noutercgrin women are often the Objects oil
pity 10 travellers, but they claim no sym
uathy and acknowledge no hardships. Ibe'r de'-
tiny Is to work and to suffer. They not even vel
coined into the world and the brtn Of daughter r.
gtrdcd rs calamity. Tho girl grows up neglected oHd
often cursed. She carries fagots OF wood on Ter AraA
that she may earn a few coins to buy arms Tor her
brother she has no youth. and is oil at twenty-five
she il married young and bears children while eudhs
labor in the fields which would be too hard even FOR
strong men. The woman urges the warrior to the h-t
loads his gun and dresses his wounds. she J. seldom
beautiful Of feature and the work Iich she per
forms soon ruins her FORM Her virtue is beyond re-
pr,ach: irricies are unknown in Montenegro; and gal
I,trv would find sharp rcoroof the point OF yl1
ghan-An arti,lcon George sand by r. Dayey, whose
lively sketches OF foreign travel In previous numbers
have been received with great favor relates the
first interview Of tie writer with the in-toHs nov'is
which took place under somewhat PiquaEt circumstances
"some six years vintcrcd at Gr1S-e, htt!t Town
in the south Of France, about ten miles from Cannes
Here became acquainted with Monsieur III. Mature, an
eminent lawyer, and a the celebrated doctor Who
attended Nladcnoiscc Rachel the great trased"nu" III
her last illness. As went frequently 10 Nice auo cannes
often executed commissions ION my friend One dHy be
begged me 20 stop at the Gulf Yuan Station few miles
beyond Cannes and deliver business lccr 10 Madame
Adam wife of the project Of police, and wciknoVT IN
literary circles as 'Juletto Lambert She has an cn-
CANT villa on this charming little bay which INV readers
viii remember is famous IN history the SPOT where
Napoleon landed from Eiba. reached The station ut
about half-pas ten IN the morning Of mild southern
Winter DAY. was somewhat at lcss 10 tud the villa,
and At last pcrceiyng lady walking in the road IN front
OF me- v,ntured TO AK her the She was not tai
LADY, but II anything, rather under the average hight
and very stout She plainly dressed in somewhat
old-fdsAcncd style Her skirt unusually uil ih the
gathers cut short, and Of CarkDTOWn color She wore
| a Jacket and round brown straw Eucllsh hat she
answered me in very and pleasant tone, and
said 4 am going TO the villa myself ana If you Ike You
can follow nc or better walk with me- She soon per
ctyed was English and spoke few words III our IAN
clagc with good accent, hut she quickly rdais'd
| into French, aud informed me That she had
/ learned English in her youth, and was well
acquainted with Shakespeare ana the other great poets
The discovery was ct length made Of the Identity Of Tho
unknown with Madame DGdcyaut, and after more inter
Gs.rg conversation. the parties separated. Several
uoins in the personal Of George Sand are related
I'm the remainder OF the article mostly following TIE ad-
mirable narrative OF the History OF my Lilc,' one
/ of the most fascinating OF French autorographics.
'Paris by Gas Light in the Monthly Gossip" may
he commended to the attention Of the American colo
niss who continue awm il tls gay. dccciYnS city,
in spite OF the manifold Inconvenience aud discomcrs
| Of it, household lie.