New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-12

Nosn for he Is not e1Ant topographic
c.ographcr or explorer Of any sort. He makes
no careful measurements AID he is M ii%r~n
Gcout the height OF mount -. r. mas no
sutcre@t but that o. the ~, -pst ana.cur Ia fora
snd fauna and all the ways OF the scientific
traveller to him GbhOrrent- But ne In en-
Sowed with faculties sufficiently rare in trav-
eslers and explorers. re has vision. and ne can
esnvey most wildly and delightfully."- the indi-
vsduAl Impressions OF an interesting personal
~. SO We say that the phrase impressious DE
VOYAGE. by which the great Dumas described
e1rne u hts most considerable and Incompatible
yorxs- will best suggest the quality Of hr
Sunnlngt anne Graham's book"
Along with this cordial tribute we may re
Yvoduce the carCature OF MI Cunnnghame
arntlam which Mr. Max BeerDOhm has drawn
kw The London Academy"
What ought to he an uncommony interesting
hook Ifs the forthcoming Autobiography and
letters OF MIS- OnphanL" The autobiographicai
portion left ready for the press. The work
eAs been edited by Mrs Coghin cousin OF
Era Ohphant
Mrs Craigie John oliver Bobbes) is prepar-
ing q monograph Oh ''Froude." and Mr.. Angus
cne Birrell one browning. MY hhure"
Lang is dealing with '"Tennyson. and MT. $40
10y Lee the boCrapher OF Shakespeare. WIN
George Eliot" Thackeray has been consigned
u the tender mercies OF Mr. Charles WhDey,
and Dickens TO those OF Nj " f Henley. Al
6acse volumes are n IT. included IN stries
a. Modern English Writers" projected by VIII
nm Ba kVOOd Sons.
A now periodical THE Puritan" has just
sppeared in England. and in giving II welcome
.rhe London Spectator" says. " The Puritan
vrr5 properly insists upon a view repeaii tol
upheld by The Spectator that the Purltans
were not the harsh dull bigOts they are SO
snen but so mistakenly represented. Inc
most typical Puritans knew how 10 combine
deep and fervcnt religion with great deal OF
~eetness and light Remember II was Charles
q who wanted to sell the cartoons OF Raphael.
b Cromwell who previously insIsteo OF
ksnpug them for the nation To represent men
dke Milton and Colonel Hutchinson as enemies
~ culture. or OF sport and recreation is utterly
Eeposterou II The Puritan can bring TINS
uue view home TO its readers 1t will do gooo
work.
W. don't quite understand why there should
~ Z new and complete edition Of Henry Tim
rod poems He had d moderate share OF the
true poetic fire. and some OF his verse deserves
. continued existence III the pages o. anthoio-
ties. but il is hard to realize the mental attl-
t,lde % those who would welcome book
contain ng all the poems OF tins minor author
tn present Lady Nane In recently printed
~sDer ON the SURVIVING traces of the home OF
be- husband famous ancestor, Sir Harry Naie
give these details concerning the Vaull IL 9''P
bournc Church. which was rehuit from me
ground ~ Tho las. century Even me VAu..
eeneath the church. where has own remains res'
b. company WIKI many generations Oh ms an
eestO~s did not escape disturbance ahC @ihons
the medley OF collins exposed a. view coulu "
s-en the form Of Young SIT Harry Nahe
swathec mumuy-hke. ID Iead So cioselS
noouldel 10 the BODY that the left wrist foiceo
across IN, chest was clearly 10 D. distinguished
wbSt interests M most and ] confess eHcites
my curiosity. iu connection with TINS relic Is
that though there ls headpieC' 70 the meta
ease no one has dared to- Lay sacrn'Sious hahus
on Il t. ascertain. what ls allowed o. he doub'-
mi uhcth., The real head. which may or may
NOT ma. been lnt luded IL tn grant Of the
bod after death to the patriots fanny -
enclosed ID il. uui li any cast IL ~ Z" Co,