New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-14

eot he has M. been ambitious OF national fame and no
Mould not probably appear now eut to ns ,e al Gin
cinnot when he presented his friends name 70 lhs WV
yenon in speech Of oaassSn owso in Psoa and
has great rructic' in the surrounding cour'@
Hero Ia Edmund Clarence Stedman's descrip'
t;on Of the Rev Octavius Frothinghan In re da"'y
He has the ccar-cut face. the intellectual torehe no
large u,arcbed Naw-HnganG nose ana inc pohiei oD'n
srOoesting equally the most delicate refinement onu
the strdiest poiernical valor Hero are the 0uesiy
scholarly hall gentle half 'atiToal eyes ihopv 20 ~,
compressed ard accurate ips The whOle Ieaa * Tor
the clergy OF tho England colonies were an S H
ocrncy by sell cti1n learning, ara l1t more than
FrohinObgm 4 now at his prime snneihns n,O'e Vh
80 wears of age though hs face and figure are hso VI
{s sas.% man. lie o''0"''' - '
Mr.. d, Conway chronicles a change in the
wars of the English demoselle He says IN The Otre'
natl Commercial A." think, indeed, considerable
change has come over the young English gr In recent
years and doubt whether Nathaniel hawthorne were
lie now writing about England would remark 80 nnon
her reserved iodcdIp look and manner IS o0nrasteo
WITH those OF the American girl in her teens But1 LOW
ever budlike TIE English girl may lie when at home she
can hold her the Continent against any American
girl Tor sush dash rtaton. adventure OF sny kind
And fest h,t All her f0lied.urness wlor gets back
London only implies that she Is tCie hSpoc1Ve' j"
her rather ard mother are Dig ones
In the days when tie City of Richmond was
small town and had but cluroh lived There Parson
Buchanan the Epscop gln ard PsrsoE Blair the Prcsby
terian They occupied the pulpit alternate Sundays
and were sworn friends They both witty and Tar
from ascec for they went TO balls, and Parson Du-
chanan was SAID TO be in tho minuet most stately anu
eyhara,ipc vision PdrsOr Blair vas wont 20 aver that
there no. such another dancer ~ inc WOii Ietso
ucanFns hest riCnd was JacIuclia Amber, Treasurer
of VIrgiuis and with of tlc Amber ii[hlcis lHe
ggod nan Il reported to nave been very mueh III love
40 nualnfly and unsClnsiy love mat ne twice per
formed ire wedding ceremony for h'r ne h"Vlng mar
rcd again on the death OF her tIsL husband Ih@ pd
SON lpf his handsome estate to Mi. ABblGr5 daGnJor
and their grandchildren have Just prNSt ntcu pOrIaiI
OF hin e. the State Library.
Mr.. George William Curtis considers Daniel
DeroNda hero unique otion He says In the October
Easy Cha': "Wuero before Daniel Dercnda, Is tbeper
alt in fiction Of the fnenaured youth, pure, unwoTdy
manly and conforming hs daily life IN The midst Of tho
conventional society 10 the principles Lhat We call
Christian becarso 4 the life in which they were b'oss
freely manifested. It required aa unusual com
1inafon of intellectual gIasp, OF prOounT ana earnest
conviction OF thorough training. high imagination. nnd
literary instinct, with EoliOuSne5S am religious pun
of purpose and sensitive dcc1Cy OF sympathy oiyt
U-riaDs to $50 expected in woman 10 produce jail lhe
combination found IN George E.Ot
Daniel DerOnda II 10 b. read TOT the guidance on
life not In the nursery primer or TIC SdhdIy 5Chooi
iih,ary sense but rs We rad Shakespeare ana Dhtc
aud MtCnthc 50 dance which cincs II ON ioisy ioelS
from noble purposes, from nigh humanity
LONDON, Sept l3.-D0n Carlos and suite ar
rived at liyGrpoOl on Monday. and proceeded iinncI
atoy Ia Paris, where It'd Princess, his wife, Eowis
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 13.-GOv. Rice OF Mas
saohusetts accompanied by his staff and the member OF
tho State Council arrived here at noon to-day, and Wis
lied STATE building. lte VIII nave mis- hcddquttVcio
there during his Say here.