New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-11

IN. ~.rrr.w.n turns 70 II and adjusts himself
to the aisst thought OF the leaders OF and uni
ver.S tho puisstion Of the as.rege,
zation world the religious n OF men
are moving aud ascertsns how 70 adlast spr ~ cnr
to to" life that play the nations ss
thew PLAY between clssscs IN .hrsc . . ~ the
world on The one day in the week when they can
think about IT, and the sarvoy .ns Il IA edn-
,i'nr the people of this nation IN what concerns our
nignest e 4 perencc of life upon plane wnioh IS ~
hso,d IA Inc public school. and perhaps as true "
moral instincts AS thai OF the Christian pulpit
outing OF two good papers TINS MONTH ou' ~
not as a whole as good number as ias' mon'ns' I've
editor should bs careful not to warm over TOO many ~
Illustrations
The North American Rcriep IA a strong number. with
A pronounced geographic tendency. Don Piatl DIS
ons.es Edwin IL Stanton rorcibly but not sympathet-
icy and In some respects does him less than Justice
@ .oeral idcau has an appreciatvc article on Gnu
stone Dr. John Hall drops into autobiography III 10"
ing the readers of The Rtreic why ms Is fresoyer
Mr. Dorman b. Eaton reviews the quarrel between inc
President aud the Senate, and reaches the concns'h
that the latter will have to revise It's theories OF CVh
service reform and the general Administration OF the
Government General Beauregard Ies the story OF tho
defence o! Charleston AMI doss his beat 10 make cut
case AGAINST the humanity aud civilization OF the North
There IS netting muca oi Confederate iossiish
In tie views taken
June ! is renaiEaD.e ralner loF LAC
than the quality Of tho Illustrations the nost Is an
otchspp nv Country, after The BIrsonssters Wife,
by De Keyser. and example OF the ot-tashione1'
monoonous utterly mpersoual OF using the nscdla
+, afforded IN an etching after Troyon's Normandy
P.ture" by ChsigneaL There ar sone process repro
ducilons OF charcoal drawings in which the sOtness an
hroad Of shade distinguishing the originals
are lost and the results hatd poty aud disturbing.
TINS is especially noticeable Ia print Of drawing oy
MiIlet from the Defoer collection, ana
a nortrait OF VI. pasteur IS most unsaiis-
factory Somewhat better bat still wanting In def NJ
on and IN values weak point OF All process repro
d,ct,ous u nhotogrAvure OF picture o. " Psteu5
l ,bo,atory In his discussion o. tao SH0h, ~ Lcroi
nraise, highly the work OF an American. MI j. O. Mel
cners and in brefer phrases the WORK Of Messrs A'N
amber uarrls on and walter MacEwen. This leads tho
writer to repetition OF the warning cry heard so often
I'm France OF late years, that zstrangcrs are sur
passing the French artists In TIER Own
EXHIBITIONS. The point Is emphasized at Length ana NJ
Loro's structures upon the asncss OF the French
artists OF the day cnteranin; aaI profitable rad
ing.
Booh Lore has capital paper Oh the cheap movement
ia literature. wherein II s shown that 1t began as long
A., as the time OF Martial, whose thirteenth book Of
Ep.grams" OranscrioeD was rctAiei at not m1ch
over twelve cents per copy.
/ The June 4utqarg number OF excellent artiei'''
beginning with me lrst OF series on English miniature
! pslntors aud enameilists.