New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-02

in the long black convent robe. High above his head ~
holds lighted candle. The rays shape thsmselve. I,.
halo round his head and throw into fine relief m, ,ht
spirited face. Mr. LongellOw him thus for thc s
night The vision itself on the poet S tas
persuaded Liszt TO have his pictur ,painted. ~
Zone year ago Mrs. Belknap was the toast,
says Mrs. Cemmer. "she read much about the snl.
doris OF her beauty and the wonders Of her toilet that .h
grew TO believe herself 10 DO little above any of -
earthly sisters. In three years she utterly ,r,n
formed in aspect from gentle, subdued-ookiDg xido-
to an airy, supercilious woman OF fashion When a.
ator Christiancy married little girl who counted .c,,
In the Treasury, the society leaders and deba.n
whether they should receive her not Nobody tab.A
her 80 positively and utterly ~ Mrs. Beknap She m.
daughter Of country doctor, not willing receysaa
equal terms the little Countess OF Scrip, suddeny.
evated to the dignity ~ Senator's wife. But Mira -
went to the little goden-oared woman and treated
her Just as kindly she could any oneand that i ypy
Mrs. Belknap's magnificent dresses. She lives al ths
Arlington, and no doubt keeps stu her near pcrsoDs
friends but she Is no longer the fashion Nobody crs
whether her shoes are ones or tens"
= Harry Shannon is little seven -year-old wbo
has been trained according TO The Boston Transcript by
some cOnscienceless wretch, 10 memOrize more than
thousand Rotations, and to speak In public for NOR.
than an hour at time. During one OF his exhbio,,
I'm Boston the other evening" when the lad lad spsen
for about an hour gentleman who had been atcriiye,
WatcnlnR MIN through OpcId eIdSs OD-trYef
go into the dressing room for the purpose II wassp
posed OF conyersing with the manager for subsequently
the manager announced that complaint had been rnaie
that the boy was being oyerworked, and be wished IL
understood that these exhibitions were not atnps
to Master Harry would naturally be supposed. TAs
aforementioned gentleman here arose In the audience
and apoogzing for the interference begged leave to
express a different opLiOn He said emphaficaly that
the boy was wearied, wearied that his nerves
twitced" and for himself he would prefer to pay mora
for half hour OF the entertainment than 10 haze Il
Ion GER and he believed to the injury Of The boy
Upon this another gentleman arose and said that he
the father OF the boy, thai the child not weared
that fathers interest his ciid was usually gest
that Of other people Wnie IN NeT-York an Offer Of
lie 1.-The fatherl had dcclined, preerrnG TO keep him
under ather's care. The gentleman with the opera
glass sarcasticaly echoed me word iatheI and The
pianant
The late NJ. BulOz, the founder OF the
Rer,e dss Mondes. peasant, and began life
shepherd in the service oM Navie father Of the cee
brated writer OF Geneva. NJ. Ernest Navile. He
made great success Of his Review, and as a natural
consequence was much detested by the writers whom
lie compelled to minister to this Some Of them
would occasionally lose months in cobbng unhappy aTt
Giles with which Buloz satisfied, and which be
ended by returning to them with ugly grmace anda
bad compliment for their sole payment Edmond About
saws OF him: 81 published my first novel, Tolia,p
1854 In this estmabe Review, and am probably the
only Of my cOtempOrares whom BuOZ dld not rod Of
his first earnings was young; had no private means
and no situation and living by my work from dag
TO day. when the first fourth Of 'TOlla appeared IN the
Review hurried with an excitement. alas too Just.
liable TO the cashier Of NJ BulOz. Il have nothing t9
you' he said and referred ne to IBIS master n.
Rul0z received me with That bad grace vmth
never failed him single day In his long he |
shouted my plants at HIM The usually deaf md
always particularly deaf when he was asked Tor n0neyl
He ans Wered sr tone, make principle Of lCTef
paving for the first article And L. rcOrted, maze
principle VI giving TIE second when am not pad
Tor the first He understood all the injury nc would ~
doing himself If he stopped the publication 81 a iae
which he thought interesting, and so he yielded with
erOwl But lie took bis revenge in the end Tor he nan
aycd to deduct hundred francs from the modest tJA
OF fifteen hundred which he owed me for volume ola
hundred and sixty pages
o MONTREAL, Feb. 1.-Mr. John OConof
Power Member Of Parliament for the County OF Mayo
Ireland. is In this city.
HALIFAX, \. s., Feb. 1.-The report that
Bishop Power OF ST. Johns, " F., wOuld b. appointed
Archbishop Of Halifax, is without foundation His nams
is not among those submitted 10 the Vatican.
WAsHINGToN Feb. 1.-The Hon. Alexander
II Sephcuss condition continues 10 improve AZ no time
lave his hyscians desparcd OF his recovery Mr. seh
ems however firmly impressed with the belief that
he is undergoing his last illness His disease not pull
m0nary, but pneumonia and neuralgia
LONDON, Feb. IA dispatch TO The Tines
from Paris says " The King Of Sweden the Crown
Prince, and Prince John OF Giucksburg have been
initiated INTO FreenasOnary. The ceremony held in
newly built ball. in the presence OF 16OO brethren. IN.
Guiding deputatlons nom England Germany 3nd France