New-York tribune., 1876-06-17
BOSTON PUBLICATIONS.
TIE ATLANTIC FOR July.

r. LATHRJP.
trnou AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF rue THInuSKl
BosroN, June 16.-The July number OF Tie
Atlantic Montkiy Will be published on Juhe 70 lts
n lncipal features Of Intee est are sketch OF travel
. Prom Jaf, 70 Jerusalem" by Charles DIdley War
nor the twelfth number Of Mrs. Kemble's Old Womnus
(,ossip an account of "Te Campaign and Battle OF
Gettysburg," by Gen. O. o. Howard. and A sennght
OF the Centennial" by W. ID. Howells. Mr. Warmers
hunOr Ia hs paper is rather riovercnuy INDUCED III
toward the WORTHLESS OF 0d Test unent history He
begns by AN allu ion JOnahs short an ignomnlous
VOYAGE along the Syrian COAST - aud says further;
"For myself confess that the striotucss Of
macy a Ncw-Eugland Sunday has been relieved
by the perusal OF his unique adventure. He Ia
a manner anticipated the oi tie mouitors
and other og.T-shaped submerged vessels" He 10
fes pleasantly the country in which samson passed
his playful and engaging boynood," and Sys oi
another lad whom he himself met that Jerusalem
Is net so much a wonder him AS BostOn Samson
lived Just there beyond the Piam OF Sharon an
Is not much hero O.d Put OF DAVID We
are syiy told that he doubtless enjoyed iOVei! u os
pect FOR he was a who eI0yed heartily everything
lovely" There highly picturesque account OF th"
approach tO Jerusalem In the article.
Mrs K,mhle treats further of Sir Thomas Lawrence
There is very pretty picture Of Mrs inch6ad' lovely
and interesting person. but an Indifferent actress u
would seem. She said bright things. OF which examples
are furnished wet cUacuAn offering 10 take her oui
cold. and added " Do bring me dry mani" Once SHE
obccted to ride with aiStocratc neghoor because
she Mrs lnch,ad, had been To marketginienlhg ana
had come away with pocket full of onions y"nns
lady OF lean. hank figure being proposed TO play The
heroine of her plays, she oblrctcd and ihroied
them give her girl with bumps she refused
oysters because she wouldn't eat the and the nose
the teeta and the toes, the all oi such creature All
this however was emphasized by unmistaseahle slut
ter. Mrs Kelube supplements her account OF her Own
deout by depicting her sensations The portrayal ls eN
eee,ugly graphic.
NV mother who had left the stage Tor upward OF 20
years determined 10 retan TO II on the NAM o, n ns
an, earance that might have the comfort ANA support
ttester very early indeed while the Lite Autumn sun
hgat yet fingered IN tue sky; al shone INTO IN eIIHee
said, " Heaven smiles on you, my child NY poor
mother her dressngroOm to get herself reads'
and did not return fear OF increasing my ista
tion by own. My dear aunt Dan and my ma'd aua nv
the theaer dresser eoed 1y '0 @ s,i Gr tpn ni su r q.
fuiy Laid tue back OF IT, and there sal, ready toi
vuisiveIy together, and the teas in vain en-
dea,oIed to repress wellins up mo my yeS eye
rnceks upon which MY aunt, with smile tuii oi
pity rcuewod cdr often as tese ieayy drops
na unsgnlly stredks IN It. Once ana again my tathet
came v .ue door, and heard hts anxlOns how Is sat
~ wheh my sd.t answered seha1iS MN IN. a" ".y W.T. W.T.
Sords Of comforting cheer AT last Aiss houaoi, MOI,
called fol tho Stage, InaanP sccomi'amed wilh
and led round 10 the side scehe opposite 70 Vac Que
tom when my mO.her advance on tne stage; ana
while the uroar OF her RECEPTION hiltd me VIII eiv,
dear old Ms Davenport my nurse ahi dear hr' hSfH
her Peer aud haH the darndttS peTs0e O1 the pay tI'
not nay latntI had ielrcleO quite unable w thudr
tle ss,el sDOd round NE as LAY sid bai nss ~
my aaurs aruns. Courage, cour'se. dear S.'u! pcoi
A "NeSer mind 'eIn, Miss Kcmble" urged ko.y,
IN that mresisuoiy eoinc'l, nervous, nenr,. s,S.
alose voice has, wlIicn i nave never siDce
heard without thrill VI anything but comcaI assoc Ia
tiUD; never mnI eln don't tnink OF e9 auy n'ois T
than # tuey many rows Ot caD"ages! SuIee'
callcd my iuGIer, and ON waIded hrs D'venloi ahu'
turnI back. called III her tdrn, JdiletF MY auh, CAV
Inn iUrNs Il,
sagc, trcilcniOuh snout that HSVteu
pr ny eye covrrd ain ust sdd tie green Dze i"oi-
ia of TIC sae icellr t rose up against uiy leet;
bu. got III my mother, and sto hAc tTiit
eieatore at Day. cOnfIo the huge 'neateI ,rn "
gszus human beiu-s do not ihinA ~old uittleH
nz tbs scene could hive been @ndio" VI t.G neA'.
the o. fuon. began to forget nysci; N thc Ioiio~he
ONE, tue nalcon. scCne nad dYe So a"n toi auehl
knUw 1 Juiret; lne passion was a,,er.hs sSh~ue
hot waves % B.usbes ali my nocA anu suUud,s'
whe Ine poetry souaOd hke mus To ne as Okr H.
RAJ s,ortes into tine ag1nary existence OF the play
Ailer did not retain iuso my stu th All war
anu amid tu.uitdous ssorm OF aprihusr o,neI Ia,
aon tears, embraces, ai genera 10 ous eApO'.n %
reheI at Tue Ioriunaee teGnhs"oh Vi 'nS
stteinpt, We Wens nOnie.
Geu Howari's dese pton Of the battle OF Gettysburg
n elaborate aud interesting. Ii concludes with tic 'oi-
lowing letter addressed to himself by the President ana
urst prn ed:
Executive MANSION wAsHisoroS, July ~ ise8 ls'% i.
received was deeply mortified by the esesl" oi zee
across the Potomac becanse t5e % d hse
believed such destruction was perfectly easy pioNeu
al c. N. Nj, II
the SIM and tol aud blood up to III ripe harvest all
theu lei tue crop 10 waste rhals my mo, 'nea.io
nv belief a hobby possib, THAT tie maiu rebel Amy
gcins north of tue Potomac could neyrr return II Te
amended Ia, aud brcause | Was 80 sred'l' natteft h
This bee by The operations at Gettysburg. low eH9
ras done without criticism for what Tcs not aon
Gen Meade has my confidence brave aud skilul
sfhcer and true man. Yours very aaty' I,xoo,x
Mr. Bowels gives about IS pages TO his observations
nj the Centennial Exhibition. They are agreeaby but
not brilliantly written DIR. Holmes has humorous
poem describing won hy the parsons Old borse'
who had trottod In the celebrated onehorse shay Mr.
TB AhIrich. Mrs. Patt, Miss Kate Putnam Osgood an
Mrs Thaxter contribute department The follow
ing from Helen Hunt is worth quoting;
JULY.
some flowers are withered and some Joys have ded;
The garden reeks with an East indian SCENT
From b-ds where glIy flowers stand weak and spent
The white heat paes the skies from side to side;
Al nouuday AL the living creatures hi ie;
Eat in still lakes and rivers, cool, content
Like starry blooms ON new nrinainent
White lilies aoat and regalls abide
In vain che cruel skies their not rays shed;
She by does not feel their hraSen glare;
In vain the pallid clouds refu to share
Their dews; the lily feels no thirst u dread;
Unhaslned Slic lifts her qutebly lace ana head;
size drinks of living waters and keeps FAIR
Mr. G. r. Iathrop's "A study Of hawthorne" " meets a
cord reception from the friends and adnrrrs OF TINS
author Its sketch Of Salem Is highly appreeiatve, aud
there are many connected With the production OF
Haythorne's works which OF especial Interest 10
post,n The Hon Geo s. Hlard and Epes Sargent
who are stiIl living 10y. remember the hack
work which Hawthorne did for S unuc O. Goodrtel by
whom they also employed at the same time II
as his contributions 10 Of Ar. Goodrtebs ANNALS
~Tae Token" that arst gave h'm reputation abroad
He was miScrably paid for his labofs Tor Mr Goodrich
trrtborpe,s nrs1 collsctIOu of the
igt He destryed them IN ut OF morbid suspicion Of the
otv OF their proposed publisher. who always spoke ci
Enthusiastically of their merit Iuers are furnished IN i-
v,lne froa Longfeow aud Holmes congraiulafing HhW