New-York tribune., 1878-07-22

and Ionnert and the English Millas and Herkomer 2,
mifmg fa claims Of Mais mis- ART bas not been over.
popular with Frcneh sehOos but they praiso Hcrko
iner freely IS OF fher own following
The grave of MacGahan, the bravo CORE
spondeni is In the CathoIic cemetery Of Fsren do
scribed as ga wilderness OF utterly neglected graves
tangled over with and half buried IN Wild weeds ana mn
cared for slruOs" Lady ssFangiord VINO WA his firm
friend Ia e has planted In the sod about the crave
boneysuckles, white Jessamine, roses and panses.
Regret felt that be was not buried IN The English
cemetery af SeutarI, under she expresses near tho
waters OF the Bosph0rus, where many Ensisamen
were buried in old war times
Henry Armitt Browns Illness has assumed
very serious form. IL will be remembered that he
to speak at Monmouth the celebration last monhand
his Grafton had been prepared though IN spite Of severe
indispOsitOn but be too unwen 70 leave home at
the time and his ness developed into typhoid fever
On Wednesday OF last week the crisis seemed 70 have
been passed. and il hoped that he might be removed
to Cape May but the extreme heat OF me past ew days
caused return of prostratIon, and Friday night his
condition was such TO give bis family and bis physi
Clans extreme anxiety.
DR.. Schliemann is about to return to Greece
to begin excavations at new points At the last meeting
Of the French Academy OF Inscriptions and Bellies
Lettres he read some extracts frOln a volume he Is
about 10 publish IN Paris on the Mycen@ discoveries
He thinks the countries OF antiquity In which are to be
found articles the most closely resembling those Of
Mycene are BabylOnia and Egypt. As an example, he
horns and women Of an Indian type wearing loose
trousers and turbans which be found Mycena
as on the brick cylinders Of the Babyl0nian Empire
The idols with cows heads found at Myceu@, on the
other hand remind one Of the worship OF Isis and
Apis, and indicate close relations with Egypt he
conquered and destroyed by the Arglves In 46o b. c.
after the Medean wars, and places the date much fu
ther back perhaps before the time OF Homer quoting
in support OF bis belief lines fifty and hfy-sx OF the
Fourth Book OF the HAD, where such destruction
alluded TO.
The July number of Frdser's Magazine con-
tains several previously unpublished letters written TO
Matilda Betham by Charles and Mary Lamb sOuthey and
the Colerdges In OF them Coeridge tells bow he
crawlcd out OF bed in order to Charles Lamb, but
the letters for the most part of little interest The
best the lot is from Charles Lamb TO Miss Betha,
between whom at that time fast friendship had sprung
up He complains OF poor health saying no one eau
tell how I'll am because IL does not come out TO the ex-
terror my but lies in skull deep aud invisible
wish leprous and black jaundiced skin over, and
that all well within as my cursed lOoks Tue In
da House comes in for characteristic aunt; 30 thatI
had been shoemaker a baker, or man Of large In
dependent fortune darling lazinessl heaven OF Ep
Gurus Saints Everlasting Rest! that could drink vast
pOtatiOns of thee JhrO unmeasured Eternity Ouln cum
Ue sine dgHltd ScandalOns dishOnOrabe, any kind OF
Tepose stand not upon the dI0ntted sort Accursed
damned desks trade commerce, business Inventions
Of that old original busybody, bran-working Satan
ever try itf" "a strange letter." ne says. in new
paragraph "to write TO lady. Dut more honeycd sen
tences will not dst God bless you tho He curse tho
India House. and fire IL 10 ne grOitndl Why the devil
am never TO have a chance OF seribblng own FREQ
thoughts verse prose, againi Why must write OF
tea and drugs and price goods ana bales OF indigoP
Lambs fondness for the elty exceptional among lit
erary men, and postscript TO this letter reveals the dis
like he entertained the country. Speaking Of ser
want girl who going INTO the country he says; she
wants very little brains only 70 be an eXceent ser
want she exceeutly calculated for the country Where
nobody has brains"
LONDON, July 21.-A dispatch from Rome
10 The Pail Nal Gazette says Instructions have been
given for the preparation Of lodgings for His Holiness
the Pope at Perugia. The French representative at
Rome has been assured by Cardinal Franch the Pontih
cal Secretary of STATE that Pope absence from the
Vatican will disturb the Papal relations Win
France"
MEXICO, July 14.--A rumor that SenOr
Zamaeona the Mexican Minister at Washington has re-
signed, is contradicted by official announcement
that the Government approves the policy and views OF
its tave aud would decline TO accept his res
Ignaton IL rendered.
BERLIN, Jaly 21.-The Emperor will go to
Babesburg soon it Is undetermined yet whether he
gillmake the usual visit Gasein Teplitz He has
entirely recovered from his wounds but is still very
feeble.
CITY OF MEXICO, July 14.-Mrs. Foster,
wife OF the Minister Of the United States, very ILL., but
the physicians are confident that she viii recover