, 1877-05-27

tt snu. c,xe the intelligence to Mr. Carlyle
1n"a c.sn.rrous susge't'on'
l.~h leu Cooks course of Monday lecture
s' f, r,ose for the season Tomorrow. Hc vii
h nBos''4 ~. work in October. Meanwhile, hi
rtsuaoe III, be published in nook-form BY th
fesas md bs will hare number Of refutation
os s., rhen be begins
= monument divine OF New York City
= .,{d that be knew Of no civilized countr,
tsttpp' ',,d xhctc it was so difficult to speak ou
h tae "' ID fully, especially on politics AMI
fsnh' .~,rtly Whist one thinks and feels, as /,
aTritsd sutes Of America.
h.};.,e,s in Constantinople have sac
- y, lingering in the court yards o''the mosque.
~, hekgammon and cards when they shoule
n~. n~..,ers. The Minister of Police has isducd
~ r,mindins them that these are war times.
a. sit btaoo,es them to be little moro pous thnu
1.ta hf1. Irving last painting, "The
-. p,chclicu. "is now OF exhibition ut Mr..
eane ee,,. e,,]ety in New YORK. Its owner, e1-
e+.,,od. Of California, has paid orer to Mr..
eo 1.mily the original contract price, S., 600.
4'1s 4t.t while ,aboring upon the work had pre-
-;,;co, that it would be his last
'1 ramupd Quincy WAS urged to so into bust
..b.n 7oung man, and very desirable con-
.'s,n- ~ made for him; but he refused, saying
>. ,hon,ht there ought to beone gentleman In the
..n;,, md he proposed to be the gentleman.
-, consequence was that be remained through
~ r.nt1emap, p,-and nothing more.
4 novel performance of opera-boufe will
-, II the New York Academy Of Music, June
~ nv The benefit Of Maurice Grau. by the Aimee
.... -. ala File de Madame Angot" will be
.rr..,.rd sad all the male parts will be taken
~, women, and the female parts By the men.
W. y aimee will sing the role Of 4dnge Puou.
Har n.ary newspapers in the United
e,,.. ..n boast Of ''goIden tr<dding"3 The
p.ti, Ga.a{e (Ch1na) is knous to be living on the
49, WI Of it, twelfth century. There are refer
....s 10 !, in the annals Of Emperor kolynan. who
..',n+d from 713 to I'll Of the Christian Era. In
.ss,,, d,,s It was written, but passed into print
lnf beio.e the aEt In Europe.
n. reported loss of SCI, 900 in California
,-.r,ay stocks by Cor. Hendricks is untrue.@ ''Gov
r,od1eks, Ears the Louisville Commercial ~ 70
-, the public WIS able to comprehend him. was
,,tna.tiopist and collapse Of his possessions In
-. rid regions would be regretted by many Of his
,roon.uts, who like him for his agreeable personal
eE,litin.
The tvo sleight-of-hand men, Heller and
-,,;,, =, st-nr, ,,no.;+,,u e.,
.nch ctae. Both arc under engagement TO appear
II Ssn FEanciteo, and both have sent ascnts out
taere. Tit Dramatic Aeus says CazencuSc has
ne bet terms Is well as inc oest anii'ss OF the t"o
nd sppeass At the bush street 1heatrc on 5o per
rni Of The profits, While Heller takcs his Chances,
Ensle-handed, 1t pIatts Hall.
Th. fanous "horse-caire" poetry hos been
.-1..d Nth the fntrodnction NJ rhc new b,rx
,..,<r., nonrh IN yirrtnia pucl in resnons;hfo
~ =.
Puaeh punch. 0 Darkeepare!
funsa ~ ~ pTcsenef HHrS f o. tas Eay d9xare;
i ivo-bcil punch for = biz bummarc;
thsce.bcl punch for an old soaka1c:
fcnca sof tic eappasatus'1nspcctare.
[hs New York GTaphsc pertlnently re-
11tf1: "Gatl Hamilton closes her latest cssay in
a1 1sse: We all know how assiduously good
rentn refrsin from interfering in politics. and
rtst fearful and wonderful middle they make Of
tshtn they do not" In view Of this confession,
ssah it not be we'll for her to consider whether
Iris not muddlng matters, instead OF clarifying
TN, bT stirring them up with her inky pen! But
Ethe Ind Cousin James. and the newspaper which !
publishes bet muddleInents, can stand it, probably
II rtst Of mankind will manage to survive after
tAaion." |
The Iondon Tim. of a rocort dota Il,
,,,,5 ,.,d., ~ ,ho ,an.o,.s;.. .--:-., -. ~,
G.sns n,in. that be viii BE- received in Eno1,na
IN Ilustrious man, Grants coming promises to
X toe e'tnt OF the season. The English Govern |
uen1 t1te considered the question a. to whether
X shall be received officially rs a private gentle
ran, OF Is the ex-Ctief Magistrate of the United |
Statcs The preccdents discussed arc the cases Of
Fillmore snd Van Buren,. whom ralmcrston de-
uded to rccelre as private gentlemen. Lord |
Beaeontdelds Cabinet have now decided that |
Gsaot ftail be received with all the etiquette OBJ
etsIed toward cx-soyerciens, and have go inform
our Government
TIE populsr rna1ez;ne-writar b1;se Fror,a.
Hebron nor IT.. n,,,ot, VS. 49,, ;1,1..a.
~ rs.,.ss ~" @.s oas1clt was oo1h IN sianchcs
to tas country ut the age Of Is and has since been
sloa5 American in her associations and expe-
'tea1es. Al IL she began t. write,-foT money |
1s.ase tasn 1or lame, producing short stories
1asa!, ann writing with great 1npidiiy. after
,'ls !eafa o. tats Kind Of work, which, though
s'aoaess excellent practice, failed 10 win for her
=: 'eneas encouragement fhe wrote and sent to
o.. a.'."T Aoathly little Lancashire story, en-
uaea enf y Tins Trouble - This won the favor
: 41seesnns public. "That Lass of Lowrie's."
W. W., III Fork, Is ful1-nedccd novel, and it is
aqn5 praised By the highest critical authorities
The Prince de Drop1ie ,rbo can,a ,vo,. j.,
tAe deet Of De Rorh,n,bcn,, u,o+. 49,. - nea.
Naaen N Ms. nopx fo, tba erst ..,1..~a
I'D published: ..Thcv 49,. .A ' sA..sss
Ut without taste. They know not how; to d,cs.