...e was excellent and very flowing. Few will feel his death more than Longfellow; they were much attached to each other. I always like young Englishmen,—as Lord Roseberry, Mr. Rutson, and Mr. Acland , who have been here some time, and were not displeased with Boston. Together they give freshness to our dull routine, and let in a breath of English air. I was sorry to hear of the death of Mr. Bar...