New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-12-31

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vanced Socialism eschews nationality Karl Marx ID
bad causes loses an original thinker and an ndustr
Gus organiser,
In the Intellectual world lying outside the state.
craft and political affairs of nations the stock of
human genius, never by any means too large, has
been seriously reduced during the year. Richard
Wagner is the first name to be mentioned in the
order of Importance, not only because his genius
was animated and inspired by the breath of an
originality that was unique, but also because his
art has exercised irresistible fascination over
place belongs to Ivan Turgenef, who in satirizing
the follies Of Russian society gave name to one Of
the most mysterious movements OF modern times,
and yet was neither refOrmer nor an agtator, but
q literary artist of extraordinary power. The subor-
dinate positions must be divided unfortunately
among science, letters and art, Science has lost
Sir Charles William Siemens, William Spottiswo0Ge
and Sven Nilsson literature, Henri Martin. J.. X.
Green, Jules Sandeau. Laboulaye Louis Viardot.
Jules Antiques, Henri Conscience, Dutton Cook.
Mayne Reid, William Chambers, George W, Greene.
William M. Baker; sculpture, Jean Baptiste
Clesinger, Clark Mills, Martin Milmore; painting
and caricature, Gustave Dore, Pierre August Coz
and Richard Doyle; music, FlOtow, Tamberlik,
Mario and Marie Lltta; the stage, Junius Brutus
Booth, Charles X. Thorne, Charles Backus and Mrs.
Boniface.
The great professions have also been deprived
of many of their most distinguished
representatives. Among the soldiers are
CLANCY, the only General in the reformed Re.
publican army of FRANCE even remotely suspected
who made the heroic defence of Kars; suleiman
Pacha, who hurled the Turkish army against
Shipka Pass, and Generals Ord and Humphreys OF
the American army. Among the veterans OF tho
sea are Admiral Collinson, who bore promlnent
part in the search for Sir John Franklin; Count do
Persano, who commanded the allied fleet against
Austria in 1866, and Rear-Admirals j. X Sands, u.
I. Sands, Middleton, Turner and Irenchard. Tho
law has lost Sir George Jessel Sir Char es BOwyer,
George SharswOod, James ConnOrs, John Mckeon
and Lewis j. pelaiield; and medicine, !. Marion
Sims, George NJ. Beard, Surgeon-tieneral Barnes
have lost Bishop Colenso, Dean Boyd of Exeter.
Dean Common of Windsor, Bishop Talbot, Bishop
Pinkney Dr. Ferdinand c. Ever, Cardinal Matte;
Cardinal Bonnechose, Archbishop Purcell, Arch
Burke; Bishop Peek, Lyman II. ;Atwater, Dr. Z.
+. Hatfield, Daniel De Winnie and Thomas u. An
derson Great havoc has also been made among
the educators, the neurology including Paul
j.: Anthem, Charles p. Krauth, 5. s., Greene.
Alonzo Crittenden, Edward T.. johnson, Benjamin
n; Martin, William A.: Norton. James u:
Thompson and II. j. 5. Smith Journalism has loso
Louis Veuillot, Hugh j. Hastings, George Dawson
and G.. T.. Fulton.
Although low in this artificial list, yet high in
the esteem and affections of New. Workers, occurs
the honored name of Peter Cooper; and with his is
To these must be added such names as Alnash
Stone, Nathaniel Thayer, Benjamin Fitch and
Henry Kip, as representative American men OF
business WITH generous instincts. AT the risk OK
spared for John Brown, Queen Victoria's lackeey;
for Captain Matthew Webb, who persisted In the
Niagara rapids; Tor Eliza PinkstOn, prominent
figure in the elecr0ra crisis OF 1876 for Mis- jesse
r. Grant the ex- Presidents mother; for Sojourner
Truth and for one of the smallest people in
America, General Tom Thumb.