, 1877-05-21

WAS 10 open tho eJts OF tho Car 10 the ev51A Of
aeffom, and afterwards 10 lead tn the abolition Of
that nonstroua evil. "1t sppearH now we'll nigh
ktrulsm, " writes Prot. Doytacn, in tho laat num-
tef Of Sera5ntr's, to ray that Tho publication OF
this book Is the most noteworthy event in Russian
literature" But Tho Cxat did not At frst enjoy
having his eyes opened, and Tourguentff was ba n.
ishcd from Tho Capital. fte has since remained In
txfle, not Altogether voluntary. At Paris, and has
still to obtain the permssicn of the CzAt whenever
he dtstsci To ravisit hts native land.
The Rev. William Rounseville Aleers
"Life At Edwin Forrest"-annonnced ~ In ptcp.
aratton and ready for sha press an,o.t aver Aimee
the death Of tho tragcdian-hss At last been pub
1tshed By J. Il. 1tpp,ncott 4 Co. Tho work IL Ia
two volumes. The New York Herald. in its 70.
view. says the biography has been written mora
ftota thu 1tago point Of view than from that Of tho
pulpit. The author cntbodfes In tho work ton,t
lengthy and cArtfu, criticisms Of Forests bert.
known tMpersonattons, which wou1d form . val-
uable volume 0! themselves. Ho uafm1y espouacs
tho cause at Forrcat both al reenraa tho Macready
Riots And the divorce saL -cptsodes In The life og
greatest difficulty In defending.
A correspondent who ta, road TIE Tnm.
usE's note on tho line. "Consistcncys hIewel,"
has tthed up from his eerap.book an explanation
Of IL. It ia attributed to an old ballad called
'jolly Robyn Noughoad.' which appeared orig.
inaliy In s'MuFtaRh's Collection, OF Ancient
Scotch and Enaliah Ballads. 1861. Tho stanxa
In which It occurs 10 ~ follows:
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riss Ss.:: $I;'STsi; sssis: ;Si ,s.i; fis1e' =. ans
ss;F, esnss
Wlle .1onn and goodman fob7n.
Tho now English Bishop Of 81. Albans is
to bo Dishop C1nuShton, translated from NoeheA.
tar; and tho new Bshop Of Rochester ia to bo the
Rcv. Anthony Wilson Thorold. now Vicar Of 81
psncsas and Canon lesidcntlafy Of York Cathedral.
The now b'shop is man Of 53.-tolcsably young
for BIshop,-and has reputation tor stren3th
and ability: whttc he Il understood 10 lean towards
tho Evangelical party. I party not at psefcnt
strongly represented on tho 1oneh and never Ike
u 10 bo strongly represented in literature. Tho
Spectator asys: ''1t 10 probably good, though
not brilliant. appointment"
During tho late en.ombmcnt Of coiliors In
South Wales. ono Of tho boys tried 10 keep up hin
courage BY singing tho hymns Of Moody and San
key, and anolhor csusi,ed to death willis In tho
attitude Of pEaJer. Referring 10 the circumstance.
the Archbishop Of Canterbury, In the House Of
Lords, recently. said that human nature wnuld CRY
cut II the body Of either Of thoae boys waa OK.
cluded from Christian hur!a1.-bJ which Is meant
burial In a churehyard belonging to tho Church Of
England, andos tho direction Of a e,ergymsn
recognized by that Church. The speech was ono
Of Tho most effective made on behalf OF tho Duria's
bill.
The writer Of tho "O'd Cabinet" in
Sertbn<r't wns struck with tho remark Of mnsl.
clan to friend who had asked him to play on
plano that was out OF tune. 8omn one was present
who had not before heard thu pianist. ''Do play
for u.s." said tho musicians friend *'Mr. Dfank
will make allowances" "Alako h1,ouanccs!" 70.
piled the pianist. ~ hare heard that ali my life,