, 1877-03-16

''NTlN fbtA tAEHi ~ Lie iIIlElttn pftt'f, /
mi = so!ne money to put Into III, har,l. 1ttl
put II tnto Ills hand tic frat time; but it m all
him uncomfortable, and lie spent it in rair Of
smhe' n f!ngs ior hls *le and me tcr motto be
ms Mouttl never DO: 30, having imported antl
telti tecn'ld parcel, the difficulty VA, what tu
70 with the money. Ny fr1cnl and found that
.ar'y1c was on'crcd weak brandy ard water H.
IN frc1,e', brandy OF the best quality, whici, We
carried over one evening, when going TO tca,
Cafl5le's amusement and delight at first, and
an she evening after, whenever he tnrned Ills
t, tat r. ne ha,l na'lea gout choice: lie declared
that 10 Ind rnt reward for his lahors at last
and his wlfc asked me to dinner, ali by myself,
TO taste the brandy. We three sai
road fxe ,s fne r 5s 't;sr h,,. '91ss nd Carlyle
discussed some literary matters, aud specu.
lated ot, fame and the lovo of It. Thc,i CnrjyIc
held out Elass OF his mixture to nc With,
rs[s, rns, tnfe i;s, this. It Is worth a'l the fame ii
.t Mt.t Martineau says Of Carlylc's habits Of
nat, Wien finished; and page hollis yast
Taahlty ot hs ttnall, upright writing. Bit ills
oS'1 ACCOUNT If his to!l In autl,orshtpis Is melan-
alslel' tti ITS mimi of rtat lie has to eay; rises
WARY, nhd T. wretcf,c,l TIL he has lad hi coffee
~ ~ nHe u expression, plcases him: and, by the
..n .r.,e up w,Tk ls out, bis faculties arc over
~ evenings amused, that his work may not
take t l'osscss!on. Of hls mind before bcdtims.
M ~, carst;iyg sow'iess + perfect mystery to
II IL s1wclt lovingly on it* details, and o., his
fehcafchts. coi,l,a understand II. Dnt perhaps
ie'iUes, nosu than he ia aware of. il not. liz
igllc vtk.tIon Is indeed u hard ot',."
,.r meorffiraing s psoofs Car1yle alters thcp.a
teoioeY Time niM tftnc atain, until his Dwl mind
lasassud with thG work, mil tifs printers aru
wlolly out u patience. An ante,luie showing
~ ~ tnodc of tevlson Is thus related by Miss
NJ Sist!neau: "Onc .lay, while In my study, /
siArs; aud li' cl,nc Carlyle; Iauehtng loud.
He sad t,cc,l laughing III that manner atl tha
WaT from the printlnE-olste in Cl,artng Crnss,
20 soon ~ ~ gould. he told s.e what ii was
prf.tcr; and the. ,nan said, 'Why, mir, you
real are 90 very lara upon lis with your cor
Fcttonal They take ~ much time YOU ace u
Afttr some reHo,Strat,ce. Carlyle observed that
thatis la'i got works printed in Scotland, and
- Yes. Indeed, SIR Interrupted the printer;
we tre nwnrr o1 thai. We have q man here
from EdipburF; an'i, when he took up BIT of
y'oitcnpy, ,' lc dropped u As Il IL hni burnt hi.
yt'l eot TINT snan TO print forg Lord kuOws
,f Ml,ea " shall gct done Will, nil his cores
-, N concluding her comments uron Carlyle,
Miss Maftlncan pays the following ,,ohIc tvibuto
y LIS influence on the thought Of iis avc:
"iiowevcr much or little he may yet d. be rcr-
taiIy ought to be recognized ns onc oi the chief.
morality, and grlcyuus IA are our s,sto .hnrt.
cornh,Es, we are At least awakened to setlsc of
our Eas; aiu cannot put ascriln this awaken.
at'g 1 !nain!y 70 Garlyle. What Wordsworth lid
inr poetry, in brtuging tls cut Of conventional
iyic has done fur noralitr. H.. ,nnv ~, III, hn.aif
the most c,rio,,s nnnnsitinn r. ht':etT. "ns. ~,
be The rrcatcst mannrist of III. o" sia ~ Wy "
while culogi1ing sc,crMtnu tn6.t rnfni rs,u,.
palmer, whilu riOrifyinv fortit,,it wtt.. ,no.t
forth srrcnitv us H.. ,+na,nst t.,, ~. IL
reach Of inau: hut he has. nevertheless, Infused
INTO tl,e mind q the English nation sincerity.
earnestnces, heaithtulness, nH! courage whvh
can W appreeiatei unly by those who arc old
enough 70 fca! "laf was ot,r morbid state when
I 5yron Tas the representative Of our temper,
thc Clapham CtistrclI or our religion, ahl tho
y [9t1 cn.hofoual eystem q our political morality.
4 az warranted IN he!aylnI that the society
an bidding farewell to Is a vast improvement
1pon TINT which I was burn intI. an confident
.hat The blessed chAngc Is attributable tn Car
yls more than to my Single influence bestdes."
ART NOTES.
''tc OF the features Of the Art Department In
shc Paris Exposition Of 1873 will be collection
u historic PORTRAITS, executed by French artists,
t'om the fifteenth century to the year 1xaj.
An exhibition Of Ilc.nbrandl's etciiugs vii, be
onncd curly In April, In the sout.s Of tho
Ru.sluston Flnc-Arta Club, III London. The
collection will bc extensive and Of great Inter.
cst. md wlI be rendered lntell'gIhlc to aIl
vi'ittrs by means Of wcl-of1lcsrd anil tAstruct-
I've catalogue.
The1urr,. col,cct1o,, NJ cno,nr,urs fo,,,.;, h,
Tn. Rv q H"rlci,', LAM. ~ sfaenEI iaae ~ losa oy
saor Eclaui. viii he soii hi IN Iun,inn ~ ~. ni1,:
sencrra isr. i,r,nn'n,, Nv Will, III % ~ e
Icrtsan eon;nr,s. S'f n.'r tn TIT, ~. aae co.!
raees spcrnss. 1nn',y Of wht,, are ~ I't otnn, e
ynine. RI ncnr's III H." tst,,.,. :" 'o "a EIcat
.i,c nrtS "'"''' All 'Ae ee'eo'a'eo n'as'esa o.
49,,
=, La!I~is knans, tle German painter, has COM
aGym n Sta,n Mntcs ~ ~ thG .4t,fMtIm: remember
IN t1n iac, nv, %,n t.. tc ~ p, tne Slstlha'
ious1cfs rwretuesss rl,,sta ,mnternoI iot', ~
~ hArMonkusy united, like so ,nanT flowers in
iruErant rarlHnd; no Birth OF the Savior, In
M's ,,i, .ne aitseis trlit'E and bending round the
hs oS i'it shraI,io,t ~ aIeons.y w.. an NJ neatTty
,Frturv wna e.lT,,fci fur il" Em,nrc.s NJ t,,"
IL, n ASs W thQS-