New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-13
FOREIGN 1EIBUTES 70 MIR. T1TLOB.
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In 4 mOurpful season the death of Bayard
IA! LOT ou Ind S.rr'.-t liz had 'rsf gained n,
fairly-Vou summit. commanding bcHnt'ul prospect
arv service, wacu lo! j has al faded away 10. ever
l. il but a few months since the apparently ROBUST
from Is tenGs celebration. upon his appointment
Minister 10 Berlin cordial a. those when w" great
nations exchanged on mis- deIar ure from hone aud ms
ARRIVAL al his post NJ WAS Young years the extent
o nl- work heur cousdereI and his cu hus.asm. ms
fre-hne, OF spirit hls happiness made Inn seem even
crossed the Atlantic with only IS II hl- pocket and
wandered through Europe Tor Two years paying IlH
way with correspondence and typc-setuhS had t.S-
closed h. highest vision Il would probably have fallen
beneath the attainment OF Ms mr. -iliiu ear
Wleu the selection toI the Berlin Mission wac made
mat the festivities which preceded BayaId IayIors de
parture tor Germany are unique IN diplomatic expert
Particulars Of Mr.. .TayOrs early life and literary
lahor- are mere Omlttrd.l
While Bayard Taylor travelled he also studied. Hi7
perfect acquaintance WITH tue German ana french ian
gua.re ed nm to bring European know edge 10 the
Iy,ref rcurcs on Ervpt winch showed large amount
OF study d well Is personal Observation. tie was q
good traveller maRIug friends wherever he went when
lie visited CHINA the American ieEauCu lAeIt a. one.
attached He was also fOf a tmc secretary OF
Legation and CuarEG \ haires AT -. Petersburg
Bayard Iavors poetIcal works are numerous and
varied style aud subject LOOK ~ i.9lndBces,
o. Home and Travel ar the principal volumes OF an
original character Whatever may Dee tAe position ut-
Inately awarded am a. poet, none can 'Euse lHt>t
volumes without being Impressed D, me- FtIsdt! al!
uunolm VGor Of thought LusG rs i tIe q4hhlty q.
he might rather, indeed ne criticised Tor overtIaD'a
uou tbs finest successes have been IN styles ana suo
iects far apar the Classica. fragment Hy!ds,
and 10 dreamy pa-slurdtc piece, 90 1hC Arab 10 the
CIV H. 01ls. are BIZ his own his sty Re simple aud
pure while certain metaphysical tendency III come 81
IN. larger poems probably prevented theI becoming
~, =. r,,lst 81. a Great work The reud .r.u-
of the second part amounts, indeed 70 an lA'efpttAN"
! also; While The uot'- 10 Don 49,, ,
learned aud mastery contribution 10 Faust M5 lIoOs1
fb lri,uce o. thi. work excites the = alter SORROW
lava
- LIE Of Goethe On work lie mas been eAI Dyed
.rnea-ly twelve years. Germany would appear &"
have rec uIzrd INN the lifted 10 tell the iu
history o Acr greatest son. Ihc DdAe OF -4e- ooa-
had long INT rested um-eli 10 procure for IA D'--'
pnrr document. OF value hitherto unpuil she'd ana
tie papers II is character when hId DtcH IHIu-'c"
10 MI Taylor are OF the highest npOrtahce 4ue.t is
reason to hope tuat work long hand has reached
a suGiccn. DEGREE OF compe'cnrss 10 BE- pdDaAed II
j, fortunate .Or the ria tnat ID hs VIC G@u-4ti
OF the late Professor Hansen, the astronomer u OotAA
Nj TAYLOR aad a true helper, and one thoIOugAy CON-
peteut make the best Use OF hlr papers. &c.,. $500,
In view OF the arrest OF such unccasinE ldbors, beside
,ryc ID wnicu much Is buried, the latest w"rK Of
go T,r,or Will be- read with profound interest
:. Prince Druka ion lyrical drama, published u NO
vemDer by Mr. Irubner 10 poem IN ny OpinI'n 700
casually. There die sentences IL II tua' might Dc WIT
ten On the tomb 81 the dead duthoI'
.Growth IL the law-and death
Who spokef Or w.- u some last echo blown
From ended struggcst
And these the last lines OF this BOOK when comes to
Inc world along with udnss oi Lie ae"'A'
Now as a child IN April hours
clasps tight It's handful OF first flowers
uouicwdrd u meet Ills purpose. 20
These things .fc need 10 AhO"'
from TIE L.ndlH Netrs.
~, ,,t,r came 10 KrrE buoy ant spirits. proud OF
a. n,r which ne Justly iet that he mad deserved graf
ND mat he would have eiliI-eu Hlp'I 'unll1,s oi
hr,u,lIy Germany aud America together ana modesty
mi mat new facilities mao been opened luI lH
n, ~ great Llc4ary labor OF MS ne MS appo
va perunnrly welcome 10 Germany M re''p.l1h 'o
80 md even enthusiastic on al sides lie TOOK bo' lsn
ca NJ I'VE delight IN the attentions and compliments
a.. s "a ,id 10 aim by all class - from the hlghcst 20
m lowrst ana would re.ae VITA quaint lfanAIess
Ii ,,rto1able pride how the Emperor thAhAed mn
~. IN. presentation speech III Grrinih hsttau
of tIe conventional F.ench; or now Prince b'SmaLeE
s6 nm on his nrst visit in hs garden, aud walked