New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-29


-. az French memoirs issued oy
-. s+,yrg4s-wntton Company me
- new volumes OF the series are
~,-,c,os.s Secret Memoirs Of the Re
- and J. l. Sousaire's Madame
De Porpadour-
A. Avlrner Maude's biography Of Toi-
-, (Which bears the imprint Of Doou'
uass e. Coz has been CORE
throughout by Countess TolstoT 60
- he considered authoritative We
&c told that the Russian authol il''S
ur,rrsn in answer TO reoenl
n, hitter reviling from woTDah u 40
row sectaTisn views
10 not shink am the OILY perso Nv. Nit =
.nou-s the truth. and that 49, "a and
II darkness / am eighty Yo1r feacH-
~ still searching for uslsil, 1S~l so
ers have misled YOU lnU - non j., he
I'd Corden1nalion. Ever slL'aL1 "a -,
DEPTHS of his soul has ;Is,a -T Io75rS
e1--rre bends. namely ms AZ C0T toN-1io 49,.
1.oS Ans this sphere Is sacred We ntuS.
rot attempt 20 invade II or 70 lllaelile IL
-te know an that Hes hfQoen IA Us oepll-s-
&,st-- - fo-sfve me Your letters are
ri a-lv 81 interest &c ne but are Of use
= nv soul Yours Lovingly 1900
.--,s c~sset Of Sir kenelm Dsgby,
H orered' is the quaint title Of en
edition Of the curious little book OF
-eespes produced BY this worthy OF the
.spenteenth century. Miss Anne Mac
sonsn has edited the book and has
--oviaed q long Biographical and criti-
CT Introduction. A portrait Of Digey
ss+e- vsndvke accompanies the text
Vas Shakespeare really Unduly igno-
-s-t when he Erote Of ths sea coast CT
Fsohe-aia9 Or Thens, il Is recorded
stated uositiveIv that Bohemia cnce had
= sescos st-chat svarmtng UP from
Mount Thabor. the Hussites conquered
Panorama aid the ports Of Stettin and
Rostock. which they held for some years.
and that Shakespeare might have seen
the map in which their possession 8 rep
resented But why. after al. demand Of
q great poet the geographical acc1racy
which smaller men are allowed to violate
-.1theut question witness me rom2nces
oC AIr. Anthony Hope and Mr. Rider
Eaggard. Il IS Dir. Frederick Boyle who
recalls the statement Of Or. Thens, AID
conunuinE his notes on grotesque blum
GERS II tbs Pal Mall Gazette" he says:
EeEIGpS EhE ueEeTlD4ol OF 5O11DGs DE me
great Lord Clarendon Is The most pleasing
example. When urging th5 advantages OF
& marriage between Charles II and Rather
ne z EragarZa upcn ttl6 bTlVy Council ne
wrote that Jhs alliance proposed 70 give
TIE English nation z free trade With BraZlI
sic! Il ths East Indies. And forever
. annex 70 the crown CT England the
island Of Bombay. with Jhe towns and
castles thereon, which are within very
E5-i7rv Council saw nothing wrong Tor when
Francis GH-r-- who inherited The Clarendon
nanuscrlprss published Them, some Hfty
years later. ne included this document,
-~fghout any comment q hts own CT Of that
suEEz1 body Probably Charles himself vas
not better informed when he granted The
he island fer 40 yearly.
Fua1y stories are current Of high CT
Grant Dur answers Tor one Schoolboys
ought 70 know THAI there IS Z town on the
Persian Gul@ called Bushire, once great. and
s-il OF high importance sJraJeglcally- a
parsonage was sent tEere from India On
diplomatic business In due time he for-
shtre 70 TIE Foreign Ofice. along win
others incurred. The amount was trans
r7frred 70 him with these latter deducted.
On lncu!rv he vas told that The Foreign
once could not recognize 'bUs-hlre.
Editions of FitzGerald's Omar Khay-
yam promise 70 become ike the sands
# the sea. StiU another IS announced in
England-one for which Mr.. A. c. Benson
has written an introduction. Each page
81 the text has been eng-ossed by hand
IN the fashion Of the early Ms. writer's,
and Illustrations n color have been pre-
pared for =
40 exceedingly interesting chapter
deaIing zith the exploits in the West %
that brilliant being. Clarence King, has
been incorporated by Mr.. Edgar 3. Bron-
son r the new edition Of MS ''Reminis-
cesees ~ p Ranchman." Mr.. Bronson
wss the secretary and aftervard the
ranch partner Of King
About cvenJy-six portraits Of Thack-
rray-sone Of which are unknown 10 the
ee,leetor-will accompany the text Of the
promised Ceutuary Edition Of the great
novenst's works The twenty-six vol
rnaE ere 60 contain five hundred sepa-
-Htsf Plates besides The many illustra-
tons IN tia text. Thackersy's daughter
lady R5tohie, has recast her biogra PHI
ca fntrOductions 70 the novels and mas
s5ded many new letters.
Tue meas q Peru" is the title Of the
rev book which Sir Clements Markham
- bringing cut. Il is said 10 reveal the
sncfent rulers OF Peru as remarkable ad-
illustrators. The author has been for
many wears engaged fr sccumulatfng
material Cor this book
Tbs Ms report CT an interview with
Napoleon 81 EIba has been discovered in
EngErS. where II has remained unpub-
Gshsc = private hands Il VIII be
p--rte6 in an early number Of "Harpers
Magazine L would not be surprising.
8. similar narratives come 70 the surface
herez1ter, for various visitors 70 the isl
and saw the dethrone5 Emperor.
Two facsirniles Of the Mszarin Bible
prtntsd BY Gutenberg and Fust at Mainz
about $50 st3 are in course Of prepara-
ten. One Of these VIII be issued by the
Paris publisher, n. II Weller. II TWO
volumes folio The edition Is L be
limited 70 500 copies 81 1000 francs
each, but the first go subscribers VIII
ce allowed 10 have their copies at the
reduced price Of go francs. For each OF
> few copies 10 be printed on vellUm.
1900 francs viii be asked This fac
slnile VII be made from the beautiful
COPY ~ the Bible which IS preserved in
The Royal library al Munich. The edi-