New-York tribune., 1878-04-02
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

,,t4t..,,,s, = tsorrsrner OF a dramatic c-lile lie
ssas 70 te equally hone Il eTery bi~DeA Q. ''.y
L. xieb be cireets bis aitsBtou and las oDALe1 ~'
,e,ex-p IN suberss q isQuiyJ Sheb have nothing Z
eomnOa Nj Leves las ezeape1 tie sSIei1tlA11' 1l1
"a psusr tie eorseaue1cs q 90 great variety o. p
,v.ts: BE- has brgkcn ground Il several lev pAtDs az
IN maintaining Ia original views and t1eoi-Ss' A-
,hovL himself EosstsI of eOzfr0Fetsy @e We q,
seute observer and sgle talEEsE 1noH51 O.'e- ~
pant snd oosesiteG n expression, be i si2Fa-A' p
t-ra3uug ETIier. svzys o. The s8efi AiTa1s Ie-N! ~
a. ..a us-zriaa or youtse reDETse- usually iisu"c
live reref dgn AID rarely eonDOlplsoe a hAl~IN-
tessior for tie drama ls us1s hlA fAt1l1~f 'A'- ~
ro-- osIel1rated EurOpes1 EcioFf he Las sis''
.et o. tieir saeeess: explained te pr12eplet o. 'N
ua7r and rr0i-zyee ihsr yefsonal TRAITS WIN '1sF
ress of eolo-Dg and felicity o. expfess0a I'D tas
tressi, volur1s Nr Lswes 1ss collected se'e'a' s" lbs
sstte rzrsr. whieh be ixs Contributed al Intervals
a. liz rgiae prsss, eoniSin.ng e'ltelsc1s cl
tas most prominent actors OF tDo o~' No.
discussion q tie principles Of cTalnaile sf~ AD'Ns
Tie subscts o, lie esssys END keah' phsfle'
Ken MaereaeY Charles HsiheVs Eachei'- hht"i'
Fecnmr saviul. AID many other popular iAFoi4'ss ~
tae.r time L. tie estimation Of NJ Le"ts' boi-uD~
Ersn was neon psrsby ts greatest aetoi nc ever A"
Kt tat ns wac wah0u, ser1cus deieeis Bs genus wa
not flexible lie WAS imperfect uimie- HIS p'"erIn
nat las was o; very limited isngt. Ee va, ueky s1e
fssy II style Bot actor o. Ouf dsy, NJ s"eS COL
tspd ear BE- compared Win him IN tie highest deai
,Ueuts Of TIE stage. except Rachael Who Nss a. a
H.
ususu What KeSn was as q KesD war seneisIy
,pose, o. - type Of tie iuVuisTe actor Bat Trey
meant by this abandonment 70 the lu1se o. lNe ID"
men, without f0ethought AMI study 81 eh|ct NJ Le"e
insists that they very VIDE o. the fntb- heAn
,fetls rehearssd every detal. trying the iO1es or
IN, ear was satisfied. piaclieiDg iooks sDo
rceturc. until slsy ret bic artistic ,eDse
s,d having o1ee settled kis oOnclusl0ns never
exchanged them for o;hcr. Hence he celd aWays sc'
his part with the precision of singer WAo has thor
sughlv learned hls air. He alWays the fam> h"'
SWAY. m the came heaish ir ne same vigor bat al
ways master Of tie part, ard expressing II ID tAe same
,,ulos Rachel fbe feminine counterpart Of keaD, at
a.. psutter O, The stage. u Keau b0n, R2c3@l
~ usuther pse moved aud stood Will panther 2
terrible beauty aud uIoulaIDg gTaoe. Thee always
seeiood sometb,ng about ber hot buInsH Her range
Wa lnibsd but beI expression Wlbn that range "Sa
teifect Ehc could represent scOr8 triumph rage, ana
he madness o; passion n symbols Of Hfes-u'le
mower: but sLs had htce fendernes<, 10 wonsHly
earss,og so.tues 10 cordiay joyOusness of heart
Her air 0f unity superb but you always ftt III Der
Ircsenee a daik suggestion o. latent vIcktdness' ID
Ter cary d4ys nothing could be more exquisite
flaD her e.ocuilOn. Her thrilling voice. heAlDIe'
1euetratlug. gave, responded 70 every shade Of
u,eaB.ns Nith the precision Of str1ng'd instrument
IIei face which would have been common bad II not
been afaine with genius capable Of intense e1pTes
zion. Her tom nervous frame yDr2ted Win eInouou
Her gestures verc 50 fluent and graceful that even %
60 hei was a rare delight But this was only IN her
early days Later IN hfe she grew careless She played
win flashes Of power, bur her common e!OcutoD was
mere rant Mr Lewess comments the drama IN Paris
n spain AID Germany, IL VA some ten years ago,
are marked by his Ueusl fertility o. suggestion and
nuency q expression Ills manner s ess dldaciic than
oolloquial; he puts airs Of superior wisdom he
evidently has good opinion Of himself, but generally
spccceds m Inspiring hs readers with the same feeling;
De II always tbc smiling Philosopher, never the nag-
~ al
,ons you never hl % find him a sagacious observer,
clear m M. PERCEPTION uIoapt IN hs opinions sugges
tive lu his talk. ami uncommOniy agreeable COM
panion.
THE oRIGIN or SLTIOSs. By .Geoaog RAwuSsoS.
N 4. IZno 1p ~ -cnJuer, Welforl Armstrong.
10 preparing this wOrk, Canon RawlnsOn
has aimed 70 illustrate tie bearing Of modern discov
eres Ia the historical fed upon the authenticity Of the
Scripture narrative. Two points In particular have
gagged his attention: Frst. the assumption that set
tied monarchy existed Egypt At least early 5000
T. c. theory ncOnsistent with the truth o. the chfoDO
logical notices o. The Peuateuch ard secoud tie hy
pOtcsis tao very early existence Of civilization IN
various parts Of the world and Of t1e Original condition
o. man as an absolute savage, requiring tue belief that
fpace OF not les than hundred thousand year. must
have elapsed from the first beginning Of man 70 his
present civilized development IN the opinion
Of the writer, there i no subsianta evidence
OF settled monarchy In Egypt prior % about 2JO0 r.
G. j. there reason 20 believe t1at she primitive con
dition % maakinf vas Of sayagery, but
On the contrary Il probably contained many Of
the oleneuia 0. Wat IS termed civ
.ilEatiOn. With regard 20 the inspiration Of
the Bible. Canon Rawlinson does not ACCEPT
tho theory that while the writers Of Scripture
were nfable guides whatever relates 10 religion and
morality. IN all other matters they par with
other men, equally limited in their knowledge ana
equally liable On the contrary, the accordance
Of ehnOogy OF Gcnesis with the latest results Of
modern chronological science is bar TO such theory
and ne has accordingly exhibited this accordance at
length with the view Of demOlishing theory which lie
deems disparagne TO the Divine Word, and of establish
ing In s place higher and truer theory Of Inspiration
and one IN harmony with the declaration Of the Apostle
that IAN Scripture IL given by inspiration Of Cod" In
The prosecution OF the subject the author displays his
usual wealth OF erudton, and sustains has argument
with ingenuity and considerable force.
BETWEEN THE GATES. BY BENJAMIN P. TAYL1E. l2nO
PIP 292 Chicago: >. e. GGggs & co.
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Mr. Taylor has prejudice against facts; he does not
however, 80 out OF his way to seek them; but every
Thing hears with far4 /.