, 1879-04-12

Ae a'eo W'fno"t ceht.
tnrrtsponaenee St'o fore Tribune.
PARIS, Mnrch 17.-1ho TIL comic tl|usttat.
cd paper, With clercylY drawn and roarsoly tint
ed illnstratfons ia c,tsf IN onncar ,,.fors t,,o
eolteellona' lnouhai OIL LIE charge Of having
published, without The permission OF the Board
of Ccnsurc, political ca.icaturc. The oilct,sc
lies not 10 much In nep,er,tnp n nal. for the
pseseraocu au.hofizalloI' as III alle nature OF tile
cartoon, "tl'ch is intensely 1bclous. Wo are
shown by the artist our first parcnts In the Gar
den OF Ehcn beforu the Fall: but tic artist in.
teryerts tle ro9o thry are made 10 ncrforn In
tnc o'nllcsl legehd: ING iatlef Oh mankind Ia
given tic head atia portty figure OF Gambetta,
and Is represented sitting on grassy mound,
under an applc tree. entI,1r the forbltiden fruit
NJ O,nort,,n,sm A ,erne,t win = Ios,,,t,s
W opioi'au!s,n, ss'peh.' "i.a . scsu'tA
hat Gu It's head. Is colted round the bougl's
above the oFator's hcad, aud hiaslng at
Mother Eve, on whose fine form ia set the
,ead az Ju.tettc La,nber. senotor Atlom,a
..,;aa asaa " ,r,,e s..s ",a. 'nIses nasnts
w'oo". ibis lau! 10 c'othea IN fafyeao cap
a'ld hcr long hair. anu is stnrtlnE buck lit horror
from tho serpent. The lottcrprcss is to this
elect: a Adatn atd Eve In Tue earthly paradlse.
s neeo and nd yon Sant vii Pd scoys sss e 5 aa ihe
impression OF su Tfit, which. In spito Of the In
tert1ic.ion, procured. oser tho fire: but what
blurred to enable nc to solve the riddle. Nine.
Julletto Lotnbrr ID not a woman TO lcei angry at
being nade twenty yeara younger than sIlo Is,
aud Is given as fine form as auy Of the three
before ths shepherd, Paris. But ! dare say
Iambctta is mt SO well pleased Mt the manner
In which ho is handled by the carlcatuFist.
Madamc Ju!lctsc Lambcr was under the 1nl-
of the Athen!an Rcpublic. md Ga,nbctta tho
Pcric1cs. She Is q wonderfully well-prcscrycd
woman OF TO- Her figure, though, lis railIcr hiEh-
Blouldercd and narrow in t!c chest, Is elegant,
md n,ado to go vol With handsome tolllettes:
long dark halr, which eho wears falling down
her back In seaside f1sion. Her laugh is gay,
her manners are Bohemian, her purse ia we'll
1led Scnator Adaln f!aVltls lett her all his for
tune, which was lus'ftso'ne que, Ktsd her cellar
ia richly stocked With flnc old wnes that ho
bought. MADAME JuIfotte Lumber has q pretty
literary talent: but sllc wrote. better eighteen
years ago, when she Inhabited the cp0gerty-strick
On side Of pohen'fa. md furnished light arti-
cles to tile Sitcle. Hho was then living iu en
gartoH, in tho Rue BcFgcrc. George Sands
novels. aud still moro ts,e 1neH,oirs Of tAt ex-
traord!nary Wom4n, had rendered her impatient
Of family tics. s!,e Ean away from her nattsc
| cnrcd, Il daughter Of tender agc, and father
WHO brought her up as 4 boy. II sho did not
know she was dc!ictou8ly pretty In the country
sie soon found it out ii paris, wlcru she intro
duccd herself to Madame Sand, and ,yas pro-
sentetl by her to tic oeauz egprfs OF her cenaclc
The pupil ran ahcad Of hcs procep:or. George
Saud was all her life laborious womun, mid
one Of the most devoted mothers tl.At ever
lived. She never, III the maddrst period Of her
curccrt separated from her Lwu children, unless
| In her tour III Northrrn Italy with Alfred do
! hiusect. Nor was she coquettish, nor
brilliant in conversation. Julirt,o Lamber was
bot1I, uil iuconstans rs thu moon. For the
suko OF her cay eo,npanonshlp 81. Edmond
ta,, fancles. II Sue admired brilliant wrtvr,
orator, Or artist thy indulgcnt husband u onee
struck up friendship viii. h!m. Ifr only saw
mankiud through mis- wifc's cyes. For her sako
he Adopted Hcnri Rochafort's children, and sent
| money to Rochetort to ouaolc1nlm 10 escape
! fron Now Caledonia Since thG death OF NJ.
| Adam GatnbUtta hns been less Intimate with
Madame Julictte lanber, md he Is very luathe
to beeotno l!cr Prrlcles in the eyes Of the Inv.
| Sue aitned, in the uarly montlia Of her Widow
hood, at securing tie Deputy OF Bcllcyi.lo for
her third husband, aud gave, new as her mourn.
lug garments were, gay dinners nnd receptions
| Ia his honor. AS the evening wore on at tlese
I.tuI, .,l.,s r..sarto,i ~ M n rautfutn Eunr,,