New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-24

The second of the series Of illustrated papers
ON the localities of Dckcms's novels Mr.
Plckw,ck and Nicholas Nckeby." 1t shows IL the Bull
Inn at Rochester. where jingle wcn 20 the bal III Mr.
Wnkie's the WAITE Hart Inn, in the Borough,
where Mr.. samuel Weller the Doan's court
Doctors {. mlnons; the verliabc garden gate Of Mr.
Nupkns. the wOrshpfu mayor of Ipswich. before whom
Pick wckans were dragged IN custody tand II Is III
ieresng 10 learn tbat the inhabitants OF Ipswich take
great pride ia this gate, as showing the precise place
OF meeting between sam ana Job Trotter on the re-
turn match -; GOswen street, the residence OF Mrs.
Bardell; Grays Ian and Lincolns lnn pcrplcxed and
tronblous valley OF shadow of the law often
ferred 10 III than one Of the novels; Mr.. Crum-
mes's theatre at Portsmouth,; The house OF Ralph
Nickleby Goldensquare and best Of all perhaps tue
oilg nal OF DOtieboys Hall. The drawings by Nr A.
thinner and ;ir {. A. Nanderhooi excellent and the
text by Mr. thinner. shows the ft VI careful and
cesslul research. Mr. A. K. MJclOUoush contributes a
biographical sketch OF j. y. StOddar, Win able and
sympalhet!c essay Oh H. poetry. "siOddard, says Mr.
Macuonougl els Il poet largely sized with INA gina
ton an assduOus student of his art, who with endcr
early opportunities. h.s attained, through mastery OF
its rules, tOrcile expression OF original c0m0ina
TONS easy control OF ITS resorceso! melody, and man
ner always direct. aud by dignih,d. OF
pathetic Imnassioncd. rising at moments INTO
grandeur. HIS productions IN prose- III the
form O. criticism, essays ana comments have n>cnsilv
become the public part al the elements of educa
ton and gained Tor him literary fci'u atom. The
INDICTMENT of men letters as lestUvcd him that
which does not always follow common reputation-tLc
promise of fame IL idle 10 predict iii oitality Tor
any work. OF tyan>cendtnt poWer, remembering
how is the date of auc among men, and that
SIRED Of papyIps rescued from tomb, or pOsherd
scratched with the " forgotten king ali
the relics Of letters That nave come down TO us from five
thousand We ago. though moment only III the dura-
ton of the race. Yet, until the history OF cOuntry
has grown old thai Its earliest records have lost all
dlstincfness We NAV believe that 5tOddards wl
remain written that o.! of The few poets
less than A would Touni TIE tdlc-whose genius
Illus ,raicd the first century of ITS National herature
The first instainent of lie Of jean Francois Mllat
Peasant and PAINTER" from unpublished bog Apply
by Niilef's friend Senscr-inuch Of 1t III MeI's
wolds-is a paper the deepest interest, aud there
little doubt that life for which apparently
indebted Nh elders industrious searches IN France,
will prove Of the most attractive features OF the
magazine. number OF striking fac smlles given Of
Milet's drawings. Among the other articles this
number we mention an Illustrated paper by Lieu
tenant Lyons, u. ) NJ on the sinking OF the United
states ship Oneida III Ycddo Bay, by the British passed.
ger steamship Bombay account OF the winter march
cover Balkans with GOurk0 by Lieutenant Greene;
"A pictorial paper " Georgetown College," by ID. A.
Caescrly; When Wood Green" sketch n sea
dc resort near BnzZard's Bay. cXqusitey illustrated
bv Mr. ana Mrs. swain Clifford ana a remarkable MOI o.
cralh by OK Minister Washburnc on Thomas Paine
and the French KevOucn, giving the results OF some
of Nj Washbulncs wel-drecied studies in Paris