New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-25
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE GALAXY. January.

Mr. Jamcss paper on "Pans Revisited
dtave a lively paraLd between ne hulHe>@oDf pr"
dpc,a i,y residence az London ARC return 10 '"e
French ea,iiel afteT yrars absence. ihc u"hs'"""
f,eu The smoky and somrc streets ~ London 10 me
lrrtness and gayejy o. Paris called io',h i>sh atm
ration AZ every luru ia, inpre ion was docpenod by
n c,dsu Autumn wca ,Lcf, which brought yuu ihio
re.iou of iu,r.scr Agt. zone OF cieness "ad color
AZ vaSapIcasace % cutcN French restaurant once more
mi 20 bc offered soup without asking Ter H. To hho
rarkia St youg hAne. aud httle pint OF bordeaux
STANDING naturally before your pate above ai' TO
tssc ~ u1c Of the suot long stcAs o fi,hlh
llssA. winch btius tue s,sa OF hi' tAey
lskc In toe shape ct s,3vcs. A.,cr living 3
ntil. while d. England. yol Gud tac French people make
al indifferent imur rucy seem io hs oi cl inr'''
ua5s.al ruc. rompsIed Uit tAc -rtat 1auh 81 iit''
modelled fro.lcole.cd pco.e Won have LETT ON the other
side 81 tle Caaunc. Tue railway portefs 90 Ivk,one'
for e2aiare vib their broad shoulders thcru brown
lcatds f.c gcicuJ ..tUrcs presented ctca. contrast
IL te ltc mcu "a B5u.ogur ih numbered c@l", fd1er
ucly fr.igs e,sticuiaung and ca.ttcrug atotnd Tie
ncviy-arrlvcd PASSENGER hut ibc Preach N"rsinsIso
~ layc always look of Intelligence. hr james Was
frtsLy sIuea vita their appearance iu Iri On e most
lively tle most pcrccltyc. and intellectually speaking
The most human OF thc.r kud in the world. He Is
a.vats rlai 90 encounter the Paris workman,
with his expressive. agreeable eye. lbs mca-ie
llnha hs irregular, pointed features his s''-
low complexion, bis face az once fa.icued
and animated. and lis l-lt and active Organization In
come casos be- looks depravcI nd perverted. but 40 the
worst be lo. ss uhusd and intelligent, VlH somctinS
tiai Ne can appeal TO- Jlo average Ficuciuau whom
ven meet Do plnlic - a. different type from The
average LuLshuau thlt yuu can easily believe mat 10
Tie end q. i.mc iAc TWO VIII u0 understand each other
Tic Frcucluau haze a certain irregular Bohemian look;
he h uot well dressed te expression o his face, rs
eo.oiug s moycre. have not been toned down 10 The
neutral cmfc2.ou az Whist - meant n English speech
On good breeding. NJ. Walter Clrcy contributes an
Interesting article Hook I sckeray. and Dickens
showing tIr Influence of Hooks novels 1iuckcray and
Dickens. aud supporting his statements by curious
comparison 90 scenes ard passages from the writ
Ing OF the pcctye noycisls. Not that he brings
The charge of plagiarism against TWO Of tAe most truly
ogianl. ~ English authors tie does not believe that
either Taaekcay en- Dicacus deliberately undertook u
COPY Hook uut 30 wrs may have aimed 90 DO better hat
which Hpos M ire 10 30 ln ycin that each in secret
fet 90 hc hs 10 takes many failures oi lesser
writer, Gags NJ Cury. to make one great writer Tho
horn Iau-- long beside the enchanted gacs, and many
vind 90 and Dying echoes before the iaed one
OF Who's blast tAc door, ~ opeu and the world hears
NJ Grant White continues Li, discussion o. "Ameri-
cauisus." proving by conclusive instances that many
forms speech which have The credit OF being native
eorrupous o sound Ln-sh extraction, aud aye used
b. fhc best writers m tie language just aud feeling
tribute 10 the memory OF Charlotte CusGmm j. given ia
tue paper by Nj. Lawrence Barrett who describes the
Srcat American tragedi1n a. representing ia her per
fouuauces the best That m TIE woman herself To
Tie as Der qualities failed her. She never spared
herself or sIgltcd her work, and she died al
most 81 haiuess, preparing new work. new plans,
which she Wac destined never % fulh! "Ibc
vieor OF BIER intellect, tic true earnest nature Of The
woman Gt.rd wei INTO au winch demands study as
the price o. . match rewards; aud she gaSp,d all
the possibilities before ltT with steddfdst haLd, never
shr.uking lro,a duty, never looking back from III"
plough SLc l.lt tie Stage better taau Sic found H.
though Hot -1 tlcy settled los workers ike herself L.
age Whom Temp alton, To wealth were many as Tie
reward degrading her art. she preserved her name
pure and uusttIutd." lu "Ihc French EuctntIess, MI
Juuius IIcuu Browne Sketches the social MUS and ie
remarkable social career of Madame KC auicr with dis
ormu1iion ans eloquaucc quaint po,tcal version Of
the old legend 81 the discovery OF "L,cs tie cole
brli,d riue II Monte Fascouc 10 behalf Of lc w,neof
ing bishop. u gwen by Margaret J. PesoH-Afer the
present number Inc Cllarg IL 70 Doe united with Tie
Atlantic aud Us many r.id,rs would regret the lie and
variety. AMI spicy frc,huess which made 81 wei
come monthly visitor, they not assured that the
same qualities will BE- preserved under Tie new order.