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"a Yankee Tar and his Friends" by Mrs.
NJ f. Armstrong, VIII pleasantly recall the memory o.
the late Capt. Morgan. the energetic shp-maser ana
genial companion whose liberal hospitality enthusiastic
social tastes and large acquaintance with the magDates
OF English literature and art, made him marked per
sonage in life and object Of cordial interest now that
he has passed away. The paper enriched with several
characteristic anecdotes OF the cheerful Captain ana his
friends and his correspondence with Thacb-
cry and Dickens aud other literary splendors now also
vanished into the night. Mr.. Clarence Cook contr4-
butes an interesting paper entitled "Toeas and Tosgey
forming the text to a cOpious series Of ilustra
tious OF national costumes at different periods
and suggesting the principles by which fashion
may be elevated TO a fine art christianity aud Free
Thought" by George 6. Merriam, OF thOse fresh
and original literary papers for which Scrdner, Tor
some time past. has been conspicuous, pleading for in
teigent thought the place OF blind tradition, and
making account Of essential truth than OF form
dogma The spirit of the writer Is admirably expressed
in the following paragraph cit seems not oyer-san
cne 10 md III Of times many indications
yielding hope Of another ana profound regeneration OF
the religious spirit These indications point to the den
,aeation Of religion with personal character character
a once IN Its simplest and largest sense rghtdOng
the faithful, patient pursuit Of all moral excellence
aspiration toll toward perfect manhood manhood
firmly planted in hdehty TO all human and earthly rea-
tonbps and bound by conscious and vital knshp 10 the
spiritual power the universe This religion, when full
IN developed VIII recognize goodness the one thing
needful II will ind the Dobest employment for all lofty
aud spiritual faiths in applying them 10 produce negi
IT, purity, love joy, peace, III the lives OF men, 1t Will
mud IN such fu best approval OF the faiths that
nuitured it 1t will let hope, by making men morally
better aud purifying their minds Of the animalis bitter
ness and seshness that dim the moral vision, enable
them discern by nsuiton the great spiritual real
es about which question thus making good the prom
ise that the pure In heart shall God While religion
OF character will thus De In the strongest sympathy with
spiritual faith, IL will not condemn any man, whatever
ms belief who in his life is pure and benevolent; II will
not be afraid the teaching OF Jesus that the
,uprcme test-question Is whether have minstered
10 the hungry, the baked, the sOrrowfu, aud the
shining II Will affirm without reservation that
tie only real heresy is wrongdoing." The saving
fai,h OF the soul, ia his oIAnIon is not imprisoned
within the walls Of church, the articles OF creed,
OF the institutes Of a dOctrnal system, but can find
yenent food refreshing exercise IN the broad
lures OF cvne grace and by the st waters Of profound
experience though without presty junction. eccltsi
ssuc. signatures After all, tie church is not Chris
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tanty Even II the church should fail 10 recognize tne
supremacy Of character, and thus we'd fath 10 nee
thought, may sti look with hope TO that large ana
vital Christianity which is nobly expressed in literature
and noby expressed in countless humble ves' 10
meet the emergency As Abraham left the lahd Oh MS
fathers, the children Of Israel marched through u~
wilderness 10 the promised land, the Pilgrim Fathers
turned their backs the Harlem Nicer and the Iuyder
Zee 10 build a new nation in the free west so man
stn leaves behild him the Old abOdes that ne Ia,
outgrown to find home larger. farcr nearer to God.
The remarks Poe In notice Of GnPs Lie are
equally morcifal and wise cit should he remembered
that he imaginative literature which boast could
hardly have come into when did, had not our
authors IN most cases found other Of support than
the poor rewards Of writing which The first half OF TINS
century yielded IN this country. Lowell aud LongieoW
have had private fortunes and collegiate paccs Bryant
from an early date was connected with the newspaper
press and Whittier was for years journalist Cooper
had an estate Dr. Holmes has been successful phyS
can and medical professor. Hawthorne could peihap"
never have reached bis best fron but for Government
employment Poe was almost alone among the more I'M
pOrtan literary aspirants OF that time, IN being abs0
utcly dependent on the work Of his pen The few who
were placed in similar circumstances and succeeded
like Willis. aud the forgotten Fenno Hoffman, wore
themselves ont with OverTOrk but Poe had not lhe
business talents requisite TO gain even their TRANSIENT
and harasscd asccudercy Il is not difficult for any one
who knows the literary ife to conceive how great was
the'strain therefore, 10 which Poe was subjected WIN
his delicate and emotional orgauizatoni would n'r'P
have been wonderful had he sunk the depths where
Gr,swolc's mpathctic report placed him. All ihhbs
considered, then. it must be admitted that he made
brave fight but was ovcrborne by legacy OF drink ny
an overweight OF genius naturally morbid, ana by the
asperity OF circumstances"
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TIE GALAXY. october.

The first article in this number Is an egous-
tic cossiping commentary on the Administration oil
Abraham Lincoln" illustrating principles OF states
uauslp or traits OF personal character IN It's WOIu!
raublngs Mr. Horace White sets forth the popular
arguments in favor of trade which he pescflDes II
the grand panacea tor financial ana commerciai
troubles and procams his belief that the country Is TOO
large for protection and that Its resources are swell
ingW the pains OF giant % a.ansttheir present aI
fetal barrier and VIII burst their bonds ana ma sal
isfction in freedom Of radea wonderful figure oil speech
but not admirable as political economy. The most reada
bic parcr is An Actors Estimate Of Great Artist III
which Mr. Lawrence Barrett relates personal rem
uiscenccs Of Edwin Forrest, with his impressions OF
his character. Among other incidents described
by the writer, the following illustrates q wei
known feature OF Mr. FORESTS character Mi
last DAYS with him were passed in NewOrieans, where
he was acting and remaining to assist in the open
,ug OF the new theatre there His health was poor ana
ne rarely left his till evening lie would send for
at in the morning for breakfast and it pleasure to
nc TO know That could assist him in mitigating the
cnui OF a SICK room. Here learned how extensive mad
been his reading and how much OF his education he owed
to his professional training lie often declared that to
be successful actor man have acquired liberal
education in the progress Of his professional work He
certainly was an excellent Illustration Of his own theory
He loved books keenly, and knew them, too. He was
going through Texas his way home, after finishing bis
engagement III NewOrleans, and sent him for his READ
ing en- route a copy OF Locsy's 'RatOnaiism, which he
had never met. lie wrote me most fatter1ng letter OF
thanks from Galveston, the last ever had from his
hands and particularly dWet upon the favor had done
him in calling to his knowledge author WHO paid such
n tribute 10 our profession fact which alone would
have made him an admIer Of Lechy"
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POETRY.

Jas. r. Osgood g. Co. have published
Hillside ard Seaside, i'll Poetry" q mo- PIP 303), as
COMPANION 10 Roadside Poems" aud edited. like The
latter, by Lucy Larcom. 1t is dainty volume, small
enough for the pocket and filed with selection from
the American and English poetry OF the last hundred
years. Miss Iarcom has gathered her sheaf impar,aly
and with true instinct OF excellence. II, here and
there a poem shows but remote connection with Ell
her hillside seaside there are none which do notJu
tfy their places by kindred sentiment The volume has
fresh, bracng atmosphere, as OF sea-breeze III IL
forest OF pines.
We cannot equally commend "Poems OF the Life
Beyond and Within" Colby and Rich syo. pp. !26il
Edited and compiled by Giles Z. Stebbins. Such de
sign required far more literary intelligence and power
OF discrimination than manifested in the selection Of
the poems Ii may serve illustration OF the editors
own reading and, consequently, Of his rather
crude individual taste lie 10 consider that the
Vision of Achilles IL the HAD and the apparon OF
Hector IN the Eneid revelations OF The life beyond,
which may help his rders TO clearer light to hope,
and uplifting strength Of soul" He quotes for further
comfort passage from George Eliot which dones per
sonal immortality; and mixes the Eddas, the Vedas,
Shakespeare and Wordsworth with Nancy Priest, Emma
futile Theodore Triton, and Miss Lizzie Doten i'll a
trance condition." evidence of the necessity OF
higher culture, the volume has slight interest
Macmillan & Co. publish the Rev. Walter W.
skeas selections from the Canterbury Tales of Chaucer
a6 mo-: DID, 276), issued by the Clarendon Press The
four tales chosen are 80 thoroughly oucdsted by notes
and interpreted by the clossaria index that the reader
finds no difficulty in following tho original and enjoying,
With comparative ease the sweetness aud freshness OF
the old poet.
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