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?SW PUBLICATIONS.
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RE?OLLECTION.S OF LORD BYRON.
MY HKCOEI.ECTIOVH OK LORD BYRON, i
THCWK OF EYKWI1NKS.sk?. OK UU L
8vo. pp. 670. Harp? r it Hroti.er? Tub Hawk
Two Part?. 8vo. pp. 45-, l?. J. U. L'pplncott 4
Althoogli this volume is announced ft? tho 1
promised work o? tho Couii.ee? ?uiccioli,?tha 1
to whom tho attachment <>f I.?.i?l Byron, MM*
to Moore, " cannot be con.-iilored otherwise tlia
an eveat fort?nalo both for bis reputation and 1
pine-?"?it is altogether too ingenious and plau?
a specimen of sp?cial pleading to be ascril>e?l lo
unaided authorship, -ho most that we 8M M
accept in that retard is tbe probable mig?cstn>
tbe plan, and tbe furnishing of a portion of
material?, Tbe execution of Um work lietmys a t
la argument, and a freshness and vigor of Utai
ti_?n, for which we oan scarcely give credit ti
Italia? woman, whose acquaintance witn Bj
commenced fully half a century ago. and who
rever boon deemed remarkable for intcllec
ability or literary cultivation. At tbat time,
was ft young and simple girl of eighteen,
emerging from the restraints of a convent to
freedom of married life, with an imperfect edi
tion, and no experience of the world. Tbo laps?
years has doubtless given her intellect a wnler sei
while the idolatry with which she Nfttdtd
object of her youthful love still appears to retain
warmth and intensity.
The present volume is les? a biography of Lord
ron, than a panegyric. It has been compiled fi
various sources, includinsr the personal recollection
the Countess Guiccioli, beat is devoted rather to
illustration of his character, than to the narrative
facts. Tbe features of ByTon's life which culled fo
tho just reprehension of bis contemporaries, arc o
ered with an artificial gloss, while every circi
Btanoe that can be pleaded in his favor is set fo
with the attractions of an enticing eloquei
Probably no revelations are here made tbat \
change tbe established impressions concerning
character of tbe celebrated poet.aThe vehement prt
dices that wcro excite?! against him during bin li
time l?y tho malignity of party-spirit, arid the b
spite of literary jealousy have already to a great
gree died out. Byron ia no longer considered 1
monster which his em-mien painted him. Way wa
passionate, and reckless, as be was, his nature was
no means destitute of admirable qualities, which i
certainly presented in an attractive light in the p
traitunes of this work, although tbey fail to ma
him out a model of angelic, or even of human virtt
Tbo exhibition of Byron's religious opinions wbi
i_ here presented possesses considerable interest. 1
appears to have had a great susceptibility to religio
linprcsMoiib, from tbe earliest age. although he net
was a docile receiver of tbe traditions of the priet
hood. During his residenco at Cambridge, especial]
he became the subject of manifold doubts, and win
be left England for tbe first time, bis mind was in
state of painfnl indecision. But the cbargo
atheism which was brought against bim seems
have been utterly without foundation. He was d
gusted with the pretensions of dogmatic systems, b
never ceased to cling to the faith in God in which 1
had been educated. The Bible constituted his favc
ite reading, in the magnificent poetry of which !
found tbe highest inspiration. He even cherished
preference for Catholicism, at least in the latter yea
of his life, deeming the doctrine of Purgatory mc
in accordance w ith the divine mercy than Iho abi
lute punishment of sin as taught in the creed
Calvinism.
The marriage of Lord Byron naturally fills an i
portant space in this volume. It is represented
the great misfortune which was the source of
others, exerting the most deplorable influence o <
his character and destiny. But the tone of satire a
contempt in which Miss -lilbank is spoken of, is ?
fensive to good taste, and unwarranted by fact. 8
is described as a female belligerent, wrapjx-d in aco
of mail of faultless perfections, with a heart ?1? _
t-ned by tbe study of mathematics, aud destitute
the womanly traite of tenderness, pity, and forbea
anee. Lady Byron's subs?quent life is an evidence
the falseness of her portraiture asa persou of extreri
jealousy, with a pedantic attachment to her ott
ways, and no power of conciliation, with a mind 1
capable of sound judgment, though expert in tl
technical forms of reasoning, and with no tout
of tho feminine softness and sympathy which forn
the atmosphere of happy domestio life. Even Moor
with all his partiality for his friend, abstains froi
such ungenerous disparagement, ascribing the ui
happiness of his marriage to the want of adaptatio
between the "calm affections and comfort?" of we?J
,Iock, and the "higher order of genius." Absurda
is the elaborate sophistry of tho biographer on tb i
fciihject, it is far more tolerable than tbo malignan
insinuations of tbe compiler of this volume.
Among tbe virtues of Lord Byron, great stn-ss ?.
laid on his benevolence and kiudm?__, which cer
tainly appear to have entered hugely into his com?
position. Even as a child he showed no symptoms ol
the cruelty which often seems an innate property oi
that age. He was always sensitive to tbe pleasure oi
the pain of those with whom be hvetl, and was easily
overcome by a smile or a frown. He was ready to
sacrifice his own talent ?o the remonstrances of his
fflends, and even at times carried this ?In? ility to an
extreme len_tb. One of hispoemsin tholirst edition
of " Hours of Idl.mW' waa kindly censured by a
friend as too free, upon which he withdrew aud
burned the whole edition. At the solicitation oi
Dallas and Giiloid, he suppressed bis favorite stan?
zas of Cbilde Harold, and at the ?n.itanco of anothei
fritad lie MIMd writing the first canto of Don Joto.
His indulgence, great toward all, was execssive
toward bis inferiors. He was the best of in.u-tith,
ond was beloved by his servants. They were so
attached to him that they would have borne every?
thing for his sake. His death plunged them into the
deepest grief. His love of children was another sign
of hid natural good u ess of heart. He treateil tin m
with incomparable tendernt-ee, and was uevir hap?
pier than when he made them happy.
Many other as.x-cts of tbo better part of Lord
Byron's nature are exhilntetl with a certain adioit
ness, and even force, of illustration, showing that ho
was, in many case?, the victim of harsh and untena?
ble jinl-inents, but l?y no mean? disproving the self
willed v?h?mence of his temper, and his scornful
defiance of tbe wholesome decorums of society. His
early death no doubt prevented the ripening of the
higher qualities of which his lifo presents the un?
mistakable germs ; the youthful eUervesHcence of his
passions might have given place to a nobler intellec?
tual development ; but he must have been endowed
?with at tribute? of which humanity can rarely boast
in order tobare become the paragon of excellence
?which is held up to admiration in tho prismatic
colors of this volume.
CAUSES OF CONHCMITION.
THE HOMEOPATHIC QUARTERLY. A Jo?BSit, I)_
?...lt.ll IO .UK iMKKKSIt OK Pl'KK HOM-O.AIIIV.
By KOLUH K. OB-OB, M. I).: IlutTulo, N. Y.
Dr. Gregg claims to have made an important dis?
covery in relation to the origin and cause of to i
?umption, aud in the journal he is publishing ho is
unfolding and presenting it to the attention of think?
ing minds. The main interest of the journal appears
to us to center ou this point. Tho immediate cause
of consumption, as is well known, is the formation
in the lung* of what is called tubevlet. But what is
tie cause of the formatiou c _ tubercles T Where and
bow do they tako their rise. This is the im?
portant question to be answered. It it can
be answered, some tncaus may perhaps be
found to proveut tho forma; iou of these
terrible and deadly enemies of man, more fatal t?i
him than the one-half of all tho other ?lireasoe com?
bined by whioh he is assailed. A tu hercio is a small
massoi hard, yellow i ib, opaque mutter, which it de?
posited at numerous potato in tho lungs (as in other
parto of tiie body), which gradually softens, excites
suppurations, break, up tho lung in its vicinity,
forces its way out, and destroys it in the operation.
Medical men have ?ought long and patiently to dis?
cover the mode in which the formation of these
bodies takes place in the lungs. The microscope has
been brought to bear to aid in solving tho difliculty.
The most eminent medical mini!? of ElUOf.
have labored assiduously in this field, and
at yet uo positive result hua been at?
tained-no c-i'luuati'/U found which cam.?
with it conviotion, and obtains general assent.
French and German ecliools are at variance, and
English has no original theory. The fact is, wl
then? am th?orie? and guess?-? ami leiiineil aflin
tions, tbere in no agreement sod tinanitntty?-thecl
proof that, the whole ?ubjec-t it? involved in obst-ni
ami uncertainty. Dr. Gregg eontea fcttb srit.
solution. It may appear at first sight big?1> 1
sumptuous for a man In a comparatively iinkn?
position, in one of our inlantl cities, far ?way f'
the great Academic?, to produce a new tlieory SI
great and ihllictilt ?subject; but tho best SMS/SI
bo given is to examine with inipartialiiy Iba expl
ation bo offer?, and see whether there is any pn?
bility at 1 truth in it. We will endeavor to ?
briefly an idea of Dr. (iregs's IfcSStJ of the format
of tuborclea. We will avoid all technical tonus i
minuto detail?, ami Btuto the subject in broad outl
ami a? .imply as jxaisible.
The bl.M)?], to Ivegin wilh, is composed of two m
con.it it in-lit part?. First, of a liquid, which is BSl
the ?frtim (the scrum is componed of water and al
men). Second, of solid little bodies, iloating in t
liquid, and following its current, called tho bk
collides. There is also ?small quautity of lil>i
fatty matters, and salt?; but of these it is not nee
sary to speak. The nearest approach to albumen
the white of an egg. If wo imagine some whit<
an egg, beaten up in water, wo have an ide*
the serum. Tho blood corpuscles are extrem
minute, bodies, of s circular form, and ll
toned on the sides. They are little cells ol
disk-shape, they contain red coloring matter, a
give the blood its red appearance. Conceive
these minuto bodies, flowing witii tho serum thron
the arteiTOH at.d veins, and you havo a geueral ii
of the blood. Witli these preliminary explana! io
we will now endeavor to state Dr. G i egg's then:
The pro.iortions of the three constituents of t
blood mentioned nre as follows : Albumen, 7 par
water, 40 3-100 paits; blood corpnscles, f>l 2-100 parti
ont of 1(0 parts. J\o?v, nature has creawid tho bio
corpuscle? to live and Uoat in ft serum, composed
albumen 7 p.irt.s, ami water 40 parts. If these prop,
fion* ?-micAuBgerf,tho blood corpuscles are affected by
According to the law of endosmose organized bad?
placed in a liquid thinner than that designed I
tin-in at'torb tbo tluid. According to the law of i
omote, similar bodies placed in s fluid thicker th
that designed for them Ihrmt out or give off the tin
they contain, and tend to dry up. Tins is tho hi
point to bo home in mind; a second point is th
If tbo blood lose? a portion of its albumen, which
may do, aa we shall explain, tin? serum netressari
beoomes thinner, that is, inoro watery. ?Suppose
loses two parts of albumen, so that it stand? ?w ?".
40 instead of 7 to 40, it follows th
tho blood corpuscles iloat in thinm
or watery serum. Obeying tho la
of endosmose, they absorb a portion of this thinm
serum, and a? a consoqiieiice, thcysuvll up and boot
({??tended and enlarged. They loso their disk sha]
and assume a globular form. The blood corpuaclt
ia their natural statu, and of their natural si/.??, jn
pass through the smallest veins ami artet us, tail?
capillarie*. If they lasc?me ?wollen ami distend?
l?y absorbing a tbin or watery sernm, it follows, iu?
tonseirnonce, that they must pawn through ?vit h dill
culty, and, if much distended, become arrested i
their course in theao small vessels. This, acconlm
to Dt. Gregg's view, is what take? place. And
is ia these distended blood eorpiim-lc?, at??pj>?'
in the oapilluries, that he finds tli
origin of tubercles. But before explainin
this point, let tu? refer to another. All tho interm
jmrts of tbo body are lined with a skin or SSSSSI|
called the nuirons irembrpne. This membrane i
tains the albnmen within the Mood vessel?. If po
tions of Us outer coat ?>r surface are ISSSMfsdl
tlisease of any kind- if its surface becomes ahta<l.?l
the albumen ewape? through the wound, ami as
consequence the blood is Intense, anil SSSSsn
watery. Now, these immer?'us stirfa'-ei? are liable !
nuincronsdiseas???. Intlrtnim.ition .from coliU,discus?
driven in upon them from the O??tMf ?kin ? sm-h i
scarlet fever?, measles, munll-pox, ?ores, nl? ?
?cause abrasions, which bseSSBi so many lrskag.
for the albuiiun. Here, then, is In be stuigl
the original cans? of consumption. The abiniile
surfaces permit the albumen to escape. The loss?
albumen thins the serum of the blood. Tl;
blood corpuscles, floating in this walety nnini, nl
sorb it, and become distendct! and enlargi ?1 ; the
then float sluggishly, and tho larger on. s begin t
clog or stop in the rapillaries. If them1 points ar
clear, we can explain Dr. Gregg's theory of tubera?
lar formation. A .??vollen Hosl corpus?-]?? bst?*_M
arrested in one? of the capillaries of the lung?: i
close? it. A socoiid blood o?>rpiis? le anives, which i
| also stopped, ?Soon u littlt? BSSSl of IbSSS bloSi tJSf
poSSSSI is forme?! as large as a pin's hea?l. This mas
? I iatsSN-l th?? blood vessel, an?l pr.HM's again?! tin
neighboring one?, elt?siiig them also. lb.. I.Io.n
(??irpu.vhs, In attempting to pans through these, an
likewise smsled Other small BSMaea un- tftu
torinod, and these together constitute a larger MM
the size of a p?s?sonietinies a bSSSl nut. When
this mass is fornte?l, and the eirculntion is Mapped, il
is deprived of Input!. '1 lien, the bloo?l ? orpti.-?? les. bs>
fore swollen wilh watery w rum, I.? gin togivo ..ut
lln-ir ll.inner routent.-, -uecoidiiig to tin? law of eso*.
m ose?and lo t?. y ?nid shrivel tip. At tho sain?- time
they part with their rc?l col?.ring Bastear,SO thai
when dry th*v Ixt'otne yellowish mid opaque. It i
thus that tht-y give iiso to these small nttSteSO?
opTxjue matter, jaggtd and stni shaptsl, which art
f?.tnxl in UtS lung??the tubercle??. Such, bri?-fly
listed, is Dr. C.rt gg's tl.rv. It is very simple; nut]
its simplicity recommends it. 'While Tn?-?lieal nun
have sought .-??-lively to ?iiscovei -tho origin of tuber
cles ontsitle of the constituents of tbc blood, without
ai riving at liny -at i-factory solution, Dr. (?. seeks lot
it mono of 11..-con--! i tu ci; t s of t h ?blood, m id linils the
tubercle in the dried ?mil shiiv.led cell of the Mood
corpuscle. A mass of these shriveled cell? corre
Hpoiu!I in every particular to t he tulx-i? Is, as icvcah ?1
in its strnctnre by tho micros??ops. We cannot of
course enter into d'-tnils, but must nier to Dr.
firegg's ptil.lication. The eont liision to bo drawn
from his theory hi all nnpoitnnt. Abrasions of tbt
mucous mt-nibrane in any perl .f .the body -nay lead
to consumption. These aluasion? may be caused by
colds, by cutaneous ?liseuse? being badly cured, and
by numerous shin diseases baring drives in upon tint
mucous sin faces. As a conseijiifiice, diaesses like
scarlt t fever and the m cud cs slionhl be thoroughly
ciiretl; no ?or?-? or ernptiofis on the skin should be
driven away by external applications; and the skin
should be kept in a healthy state.
The Phrenological Journal devotes i\ large
?pace in tbo new uumber to the ?livusMon of tho " Plau
cbetto Mystery," exaiuliilng some of the principal theo?
ries which have het-ti brought forward Is Its explanation.
There are portr.-dUi of Mr. Oladstoin*, and Miss Ourollne
Herschel. with a report of their weight as tested In tho
phrenological balance.
The editor of Onward, Captain May ne Ifeid _
Magazine,, makos an explanation in the new number,
?vith regard to the purpose and aim of tue periodical.
I a dedicating It to Uie " Voutb of America," he had not
in ?lew what are usually calle?! thu " Young Folks," but
tbo young uisuhood, und womanhood of the country,
Who lot atari.?-two decodes '?havo been his HO isp?ales?
along the flu very path of light and somewhat romantic
literature." Tho principal part of this periodical con
Ulmes to be from the pen of tbo editor.
Vie Horse in the Stable and the Field, by J. II.
w_um, t?dlted by Komcrt MrCi.t-rtE, M. I)., Is a copi.tta
!n ?"-non the natural history, physiology, and general
BasSSSSSMM of the horse, sdupt?-d to the ooinprehriitioti
and um: of tl-, "roQiitry gentleman of the nineteenth
century." It bold? a high rank among the works on
tbo subject In Etiglond, and the American edition, pub?
lished m Philadelphia, by Sorter ? Conte?, I? enriched by
th? Instructive notea of the editor, and an enaay on tbo
AsasriesS trotting horao, by Kllwood H_rvcy,M. 1?. The
various iiifoiuiution coiitnliicd iu tho volume, with !l?
appropriate aiuotratlDiiB, make? It a valuabio v.oik for
tho library of tho fai bjm r or horse funclcr.
A new edition Of The Progress of JUMgioun
Ideal, by I.. )f_U_ ?iiii.i), a work which ba? bcou out of
punt for several yt-ni?, ia |B.?uo?l bg C_sr)s? t? Iiaii.i?.
The subject to which It Is devoted ha? taken hSSMBaa
etrldcs since the original piil.lkatiuu ncaily Iflasi yeurs
ago, but the fruiU of more recent laatSSSn und SSSSSrSb
have not been embodied iu tho present edition, wbi? U la
brough t out without re vUion or change of form. fltfll,
a popular exposition of a branch of Intellect ual hlatot
it retain? the value which at first gave It a wide circu?
tlon, and it? reappearauee will ho welcomed by numero
Nader?, no lesa for lu copious ?tore of fact? and prim
plM, tlniii tor the beauty and attractlveue?? of It? ?tvl
It etMtttaftM a reponltory of Important ?lata on tho h
torical ?leveltipinent of religi?n, unil will serve as an a
inlruliln introduetion to more profound and riper studi
of Un- subject.
Mr. Grant White ia this number of tl
Galaxy bringt to a elote hi? Instructive serle? on " Won
?ml their Use?" which We rejoice to learn will be c<
leetod 1? a ?eparate volume. He winds up his ?trictur
on prevailing philtilogk-Hl ahuae? with a deuuuoiation
Kngllsb dictionaries, ?11 and singular, setting forth se
eral objections to their plan and execution, which ho vl
orously sustains. The thesis that Toryism it ?tupldity
enforced by n variety of piipiant lllustiatloni from tl
K' .ij.iiio pen of Jut tin McCarthy. In the article, cntitl?
" A Great Advocate," J. Edwards Clarke relate? bod
characteristic anecdote? of the lute James T. llrady, wll
an ostlmate of hi? position as a forensic orator. Tl
'? _1 trice linn y " m Una magazine 1? usually an effnetn
rubric, and lu the prosont number it better than ever.
Packard lian a "Chapter on Old Maide," b
Mis? Alice Cary, who maintain? tbat the first right ?
woman which ought to bo asserted 1? the right to ?to
old, in marriage or out, according to her own awect wll
with no fear of tho enemy before her eye?; Edwlu <!
leon makes a fierce assault on "Spaamodlo Literature,
a? represented by the novel? of 8ns, Duma?, Victor Hug
and Mill liraddon; "Education as It Bbould Be,"
treated by Horace Ureeley, In a fourth paper which cod
plcte? the lories; Thoma? W. Knox give? the naturi
history of "Uackuicn the World Ovor;" Oliver Dye
describe a the "Homo Discomfort?," jrrowing out of tli
latino??, vanity, and other vices of the bead? of tli
family ; and Junlua Henri lirowuo utter? a bachelor
counterblast against "llall?es." Tho number ha* th
usual variety and vivacity of PncKard.
Tho most important artillo in this numlx-r o
I'utnain is on "Thomas Carlyle a? a Practical Guide," 1
which the defect? in th? mental constitution of that em
noiitnian arcdl-cu-sed with discrimination and force, bu
with no truco ol rancor or personal hostility. Tho write
acknowledges, to tliefulli-??t extent, th? powerof Carlylo'
Koiilus an ?i lii.storlc.il painter, runklnj. lilin an not Inferi?
even to Taoitu?, for tho vividnos* aud interest of hi? i>or
tralf.ii.-H, but In the s>>here of practical philosophy he re
?cards him a? altogether at fault. In proof of his want o
Judgment in the application of theory to political affaln
the writer adduces his MUM In narard to the late Auicrl
can war, the conduct of Governor Eyre, and I'arilainen
t.iry Krfoiin. oiler aiLiil.m ol l_t_re_t in tin* iiuuiIm
are on "The Cholera In Asia," " Rhyme," and "(Jullelmi
(.njani,"anil tho regular monthly rcmirts of lltcratun
laut art are full and Inform?n?.
TAppincott (lcvntc-.t a renda.?.? pnji.-r to "Sal
m?.n tefclBg in Mniuo," treating chiefly of the mysteiion,
ii-et-h water salmon of the Maine lake? whose -.au.i
?luallties uffoiil M II ne tptM as tho Uni II .-h of the Twee?
or th?: Shannon. Tho wiitcr contends that this tl.ih Is Identi
cal with tin common a. a-.almoii, thore being no radica
illl.eronce In tween them sa*.o In thu habit of migration
Mr. I/eland give? the conclusion of " Han? Hreltniarm li
Politic?," the " counterfeit nrenentineiit " of w lioin (fiacci
the froiiiltpii-ce of tli?? iitimber. " A r"?w (.'urlotti Heilva
tumi" otT. rs tome Ititcri-f-tlnp speculation* In ??fyitioloey
an article on "Spectrum Analysis" prertciits a luir f rip..
Mtioii of th? origin and r?*ult*of that netv science, and Mr
l.-wia Uaylord t'laik r.-lat'-? some of hit " K'-coll.? :? i-l
of Washington Irving." with whom he was ou tenu* ol
friendly intimacy until the c!'?r of the l?elo\cd llt.-iu)
patriarch'? life. A large proportion of fiction completi-i
lh<- content! of the numb? r
A reprint ?>f ?i lively Bnglffll ?porting vnhiinr
.-i.tliU-il (lut, ?{?d, anil Huddle.by I'm.i n. h_i b??n is
iu?d by W. A. T-BBMBd * Adam?. It relato? the per
tonal exjH-n.ni.-of tl..- wrlt.i In a ?hie range of advt-n
tin.-, dm lag -' vi r.il v.-.ii?. of military ?MTlC? In ?I ?f-ieiit
qeaiten of ike globe. He acknowledge?? stronger utxttt
r?l turiitfor eleven li.g th? habit? of wild sniuiali, than
for the pursuit of fame, and aithntiicli ? krv-u and ?oooeie
fui iport-luali. take? no pleasure In the wbsIm teett-M
tlon of life. Iho volume en?.?la for th?- iin.it part of
' i ip.r?, written In an n.^r? tending ityle, ami Mth-d
44iih agr.e.i!.!?? rtlbbta-g chut, r.ith.-r Ihsn with any
f.'MiuU .liai ii.r.ioii of tin? in) ItetaM "f the f.|. ?t oralream.
Among otli.-r jn.-i.t-. thu author ton?-lie?, on Ihr Antut nun
trotting hor'-e, of ?s ho?- in. nt* lie hn.a Jnnt appr<?elatl<)n,
M Um f<_?te_i animal la the wc.iM in that in cubar pace
lie nin at length tin-tin??,rv tlial the Ai.ieri._iitroli.-i ia
descended from the fp:iM?!i Harb, but ? n tl: it tttpie, In
Is more piau*:hle than eenel
?'??hing in American Wattix, b. 0BMO ('.
Bl un* fll?r|H?r ? lirolhor?) is a volume of ski-tchr?,
lather looM-ly put t??gethcr. but 11\t'lr and entertaliiin..
devoted to tho v.irioii? branches of IKhliig In tl.e I'i..i. .1
Hlati?*. The millier 1? a tklllful votary of the fatctiiatllig
art, to wl.K-h he haa gtfBB ninny years of tuci.--.ii
| i n '..e. r.ot only with an unusual knn'A ledge of the tub
Jcct, but wlihak.cn *? n?? ??f Its mai.lfi.i.l t-:i.i->> un nt?.
II. treat* of tl.e Batata) hi?t<?ry and h.thlfs of
tl.-h-*, among which, in _],iit_ of Dr. Mitchlll, and
m oil. m Ichthyol..ai- ts m ?em ral, he classes the whalo
and tho port <!m. d. scilhei the principal vaiietlen of
tin At... tu .?n -..it ?lui fr. .h water llthei; ?fter? minute
directions for the most fcaiil.ln itirlhodri of capture; and
ei.livens hit statements by relation* of pci-orial adven
tin. n lu ii..toy ?Miti-rt, ami plcturenjue dru i iptlon? of
nature, which If Ml ? ? 1. u inn Ig un tho?. of ltniiiort.,1
It.-ik Wallon, are lint without a certain nicy fl,?\ or of
their own. The volume i* llinttrated with an abundan?-*
of eiiKravliijr*, many ?if thrnt or a humorous ea*f. and !?
hro'tffht mit in an orii.inientiil, though not an i .'. nU
tlou?, stylo of tyiKujrapliy.
I/o Catholic Woiil OpCBI With ii ,?:.]?? I ??n
tiiu " v.uiinti: Queetloa," t.iUi:.k? tbe gi .uimi that lb? move
m.m m fav..r of eiteadlBg the nArage t?? woinen, i*
Baited to do more barm than fghtta M l".th ?exct. *l l,c
wi ( r a.in i- tbe luirii tnti Deetnal and moral Mpeelty ?f
\4 omen ; he dorn not object to their political enfr.unl-lar
iiiinl on the ICON <>f tbi-lr iBeompeteaej either to vote or
t<> hold office; bi;t on tin K'" H"I that It Would Vcilu-n
und tiltiii atcly destroy t.'ie ( hrintian family. Ho bull? vea
that the gmateel daio-r.-r le AbmMMB atM'lety nri.i'H from
the i.rc.icnt teicleiicy to lii-coinn ft nation of isolated Indi?
vidual?, without f.Hiii.j? ties or itfleetioas. Wo havo in a
great bmbsbn leel th? pur? eMetlsdfeMi M Ike eld home
.1. Wo live in hotelK und lK)_riliii? houie?, rather than
at the domentlc tin tide. The family, to a fearful extent,
bas become but th? mero shadow of what It waa and of
?.?. hat it ?-lu,nid be Beoce, ttio writer ?ikup?, that If the
suffrage, is conceded to Women, what remain? of the fauuii
union will soon be ?iitsolvrid. Woman wae created to t..
a wife and a mother; her proper function I? IB? care of
Hi? lu'iiiicliold; and wbutevnr draw? her away from th?
?.im.-he eph-M. aud j.lacea hrr in the turmoil of |">lillcal
life, tends to nil? h'-r of her true dignity and worth. " The
I'lobli-ma of the. Age," "Catholhlty In Amonca," " Au
biey do Ver? lu America," uro among the other titleti in
this n u mln r _
Tin* most truly ni;ig:__iui?>!i aitn-1?*, iu the
Atlantic 1* p'-rhap? Mr. l'artun'n jinjie.- on the "Clothe?
Mania," which Is a dashing, brilliant, and often umla
cious, expoi'tton ?if the phiio-iophy of fashion, llliiatratcd
with instaures fro_u| real life iutt<-ad of fashion plattia.
l>r. Jame? .'reci?an Clarke, following the latest ant!.oil
tie? by whom the Oriental religion* hav? bee u on fully
Investigated, gives a compact summary of the principle?
of Ilr_iUii.iiii-.in, (xplaluliiK ils lutrinslo thai actor and Its
relation to < itriMiauity. In tho course of the article, hu
pays a Just trlluit? to that admiral.;?, but now almont for
gotten scholar, Sir William Jouei, who wo? the llrsl to
detect the t-i-.uiurei In the miKhty mine of Ort.utal lit?
erature, ?nd reveal Its riche? to the Western World.
" Cau a lift Hide IUelf " by Uayard Taylor, Is In a new
vain for tho writer, iu which bo seta himself the problem
to form a co'inected narrative from a few friiKineiitary
and mysterious hints, tho development of which rcquirr?
Iho lubtle linreniilty of l'oe. Mr. Taylor treats tho nib
Joct with great aciiteuess, aud does not fail to interest the
leader In the success of Its duuuueiueitt and the fortune?
of It? hero. The " I'aclflo llallroad " snunesU to Mr. H.
liowles a series of Rlowlti. pictures of the Edrnlc features
of I'tah nnd Cillfornla, whose wonderful enchantment?,
as deicrlbod by his graphie i?eu, arc adapted fodisgutt the
render with Kast?m civillratlon. A rather keen aunlysl?
of the " Inlellectiiul Cli.inicter of President (liant,"
??cnhe.it'. him mental iiualiiii-i of a hit-h order of p< i
fectnm, which he will have abundant AfAfiHIBBlIlM to ? x
lilt.lt in the IlKht of his present elevation, before th| nd
of four y? an in tho While BoBM
rili(! di .-uriptivo paper? on "Tlie ..ouiccb o( t ho
Jordan," and " The nitShlitn Pcatant" i*n the now nuniber
of Hour? ut Home will reward peiusal. Tho nioet lutor
citing article of a purely llterar y euiir.irt? r Is on " Jeau
Ingclow," which not only ?;lveg a:i aide ci itlcal e?tlni.-te of
the poetiy of that Killed woman, hut ?evoral u?famlliar
details of h?-r personal history. " Misa Inffelow's fathor
wa? a country banker, and a man if culture and refine
meut. Her mother la uf i-colchdetroiit, und wan bu tight
tin at a I'lace called K.iu.uii.il.-, Iu Ant nlccm inr., a family
seat for many g?n?ration?, Jean was one of eleven chil?
dren, and we know very little of her early history. She wss
not a precocious eblld ; and waa ouly remark-hie for a
retentive memory. Bl-ewas extremely timid, and easily
overawed through fear, and would creep away into cor?
ners to bold (communion with her own fancios. Iu the
family mansion there was a lofty room with a bow-window
used f?>r a nursery. It overlooked the river, and was tho
favorite resort of Jean and her brother. We can almost
neo tho gifted child, a? ?he sot by the window, ?by and
reticent, aaylug little, but dreaming dreams, and laying
up ?tores of poetic fancies, whioh m future years should
reflect the Imagery of her youthful aurrounding?, and
form tho associations which should develop her rare ge?
nius. The merry games of childhood were not for her,
lbs careless guyety found no echo in the grave soul
' whieb dwelt apart,' thinking Its own thoughts. Through
lonely hours she watched tho ebb and flow of the tides,
aiul tho white winged ships. The great lighthouse waa
ever before her, here she saw her favorite landscape, the
low horizon which the sea Inclosed, and here were the
gt neu meadows which bave i uspirad so many of her songa
Hero iu the early morning she watched the son rise,
when ' the stars were gone, and golden shafts came up,'
and here her fauoy became familiar with the boundless
expanse of groen, ?cross which the setting sun sbono like
? ball of gold, while its rays streamed ?cross the sward
like 'golden breath.' Miss Ingelow shrinks from noto?
riety, wishing, as she says In a letter to au Ameri?
can friend, 'to be known only a? ? name.'
She lives with her mother In London. She leads
a quiet, nnostoniatlous life, devoting herself to
her literary labors, and to works of kindness and mercy.
One of her chanties providing ? dinner three time? a
week for the sick poor, Just out of hospitals aud uuable
to work. Sho calls those bsr ' copyright dinners,' and
concerning them aho says: 'We have about twelve to
dinner three times a week, and hope tocoutlnue the plan.
It is such a comfort to see tho good It does. I And It one
of the great pleasures of writing, that It gives me more
command of money for sneh purposes than fall? to the
lot of most women. I call this a copyright dinner. We
generally have six childrea as well ?s the grown-np peo?
ple each time, ?nd It Is qalte pleasant to see how the
good food improves their health. We only have thie din?
ner three times a week, and let each person dine six or
nine time?, as it ?wine desirable.' " Tho excellent Sun?
day reading whi.h always Alls considerable space In
" Hour? at Home" is the same as usual In this number
not espaciully exhilarating lu Its tone, but hariulrtw,
aud we tru.it, edifying to the docile receiver of good pre?
cepts.
Wo liiive also received Juliette; or, Now and
Poreier. -by Mrs. Maoklivr L_S_tt (Iaso A Hbepard);
The True Haass** a serie? of ?liseurs?'?, by the Uov. J. D.
Fii.ton (The Marne) ; Alice's Ad tentures in Wonderiaiid,
by Lkwis Cab rom. (The Ham??; Ticeiv* Nights in th*
Hunter'i Camp (The .Same) ; The Freemasons, What They
Are, What lliey Are A lining At, fioin the French of Mgr.
ISOPS (Palrieb Ponssse). The Curse of UoUI, by Mrs.
Ann bVSti i iiiss (T B. Peterson ?V limtbers).
A
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VIII. TMKSK-SlON. Dr lU.tai Bao-_iA-AM
II. CaiTICAL KOTIC__a
*.* For tilt by Bookttllert tad rTtrtdMtan.
UK-US. OH'iOOO k Co., Ptbllihtt?. Btttoa,
Ami No. 83 Bite-kern... Hew-Y?r_.
A LLEN, EBBS _. Co.,
IMPORTERiS, ROOKSEELERS AND STATIONERS,
HAVR BRXOVBD
No. 430 BRO9ME-ST.,
TWO DO?-S BAST OF BROADV/AT.
SEND $1 2?>, and g?*t bv retiirn Mail MARK,
TUB MATCH-BOX, th? third ___i?'d Dirk slaty which ia ?o pop
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kJ TUK MA'lt'H-BOX, lha U.ird __t?-t'd Dirk tlaty winch ii ?u pu
mltr. l.OKIXO, l'B.Hib.r. Boaton.
??END ?50 CENTS and pot t-FrettinTMuH MY
Cj TKX-IiOD FARM, WITH 1T8 *?.00n IXCOMK.
i.oHINU, I'ul.lltber. B-ato-.
END 20 TIE NTSI ami"??it bv r?;ttirn Mail Mise
Ti-tUr-?*! Wa? Ktory. -OUIfHI. Publl.b.r. Bwt.ii.
?UENira? CENTS and ??'t by return Mail A
H IIOL'SB AND ITS F.t-XIHHIM.S HOW TU CHOO.iK A
IIOI'.F.. AND FIRNI8H IT AT A BMAM. BXI*F,_.sR. By Mr?
W'aaK?? Author of " How I Mioited ?ar Houn oi_?OO|Yiir,
'* Comfort for -mill I-timci." " How I Mmitged ?; CblMrei."
IiOKIXU. Puh-.'t-r, Puto?.
NATIONAL PEACE COLL___C--ON 1
IHK Ml'SIC
to l>? perfuri-td it th?
ORAXD NATIoXA- P-ACK J.till.-K,
To bi btld ii lloitua, Jiiut. IM, iiirnpriiin. li Chorum fron ctlebrtted
UraU.ri-atnl Ma?.t
PRICK 5 d ( i K S T 8 .
DIT80N k Ce,. I .liltrrhrrt. Na. Ill Broidwi?, rfiw-Ttrl.
TT Slit noit paid oi rare.pt of prit?.
For aai? by ill dialer?._
Priced __. i al???e no. n ?l
I STriULINO SttW AX') Oil) BOOKS.
Jual aablttbtd. ml fill be aent f??? to anr a.idr.ta.
DAVID (i. Fli-XCIM. Dealer in X?w and ()'I Bow??.
Alter piara ano* Ki.btli ?t.. N?. York.
\ GENT8 WANTED FOR
i\ 8ECKKTN OF TIIK '.R?AT CITT,
A ?..ri letcrlptlr? ?f the Vlrinei in.l lb. V.eea. in? Mraterita. M t.ritt.
lud C'rlinti ol Ne?-York Cil?, llrouulta Jilw imiim... aud it
tu? Kpirieal, moat Thrilling, I_ttr?vtiti, tod Cbeipeal Wurk of tht kind
pullMii
A.eott are meeting with aaprere-trited aneroit. One In Mar!hnrou|h.
Mtai , repirtt 'Jb ?u'.arrtl.e.? la t .la?. Oo?> ii Lanraa Co.. Pann., ?4
In a oaf On* in M?rulen, (int., W iu two dt/i, aud I (real u.ta; ouwr?
fr??n luy w -DO per mk
?. ?J f,.r Circular* lad at? .?nr ttrmi, and t full dexrtptlo. aftlM
work. AdJnw JOKK.**. HKOTIIKR? k Co., Phil-i-l; hii. Pern.
Vi:iU{ASKX~lT8^tjir,*(TiTil??fB AND Pko?M.K.
1* A Piiaphlet f-r 2* rtt AJdrart OBOPNKT k BAIN, f.incnlu. Neb.
garble an. 9t__tt S^nifi*.
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTEES,
la _ra_i ?anatr a.4 al one.? tro?
$10. IIS Mi <;r). t.17 -0. $J0 TO |S0
tad apwinla. Miua'artun-I br
Hit; I'KMlllYN *_l?ATI_ Go.
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MLL1AB0 TAUl.tS HKli.i.
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g.air.M and MauaAaetarf, Ul.ldiiiiraati.lt. h. Y.
Wat-ttaitat and ?how K..e.n?. IU. 40 ????? Bi(b?*aatb-at.,
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MAKBIaK And MARBLEIZED MANTELS?
Ki'h ami RUfial I'-...- Oftf M? Mantrla na bind it A.
KI.AHEK'M. No*. Jit-a-d IA V. it i_(ble_Dlh-it.. n_tf Third-t??. Prie?
Im un ipplicju.n. Cut th.i ml._
A RUL? ii.id MARBLEIZED MANTELS
M
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Prira l-t oi ajipliralion. Cut ti.it ?at_
M.\l.r.LKl/.i:i> SLATE, DECORATED
M 4..I1I ?' ari.1 MARI1I.K MANT-I.S. rlib and ?lepin? t..i,a_
T U 8TR4VAKT k Co.. ho ??O.I - I'll at? , bel 3?t_ aa-1 i-itb au.
M Alii, I. E Man tele, il?-ail>i.?)ii?*s. .Monuuient*?
ialr.l dei.iui. .itr-li..-..! pelma, al B KI..M1KKM Marl.Ir W.r-i,
."?J Fine a?r . trar Talr?-at -antrli put up in th? ronntrr ?Je? min? bat
AI.U.I.I.E lll.iM KS?liiiiiu-iliate Delivt-iv.?
1*1 I !.?ea lianlr.-tl I-.?...-I? A C il. I F W. it I uthir frvoriH nurkt ?or
Mil-: ' t. i.iil.almar-el pri.?a. Al _ t * I IS l'AHKl? It llnO..
Impnri r? a .-I SV ??!. nil Iietlrr? in Wirble, fi,,. TU Wtl.r al
/ j"RAT_-9 ?nid KKNDEkS,c?i?iip?isifiirtlit' targ
V? rtt ?...rtari t ol tue r..?.tl nd :a_?I eirta-t d..w:i? et?r ui?t?d
tm ?? ? ? it ??? iilrv, it lb? .. .I mabl tLrj Saaii ??( W _l. H. JA?'la
?01 k ? ... i al.i .?i? s . .i West li?i?ln?H it.
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PROPOSALS FOR ENVELOPES.-SEALED
1 PROPOSA U< .ill ha i ??altad tt tl. ia D.pirtment until Ma? II, it
lov.elp ? . hf Ihl-tthln Kit t-p-t (?r l?? .IBrial u?r M I ..-l 11?
1er. dur.ua a |,. r .?1 ..f l.... .?ara (r,,io llir lat of Julr, I?-). Th. rill
atate.1 o.e.la.? ?t ?n?rl..pr. ?list w... b? required aawiaklljr la at ful.iwi:
? laaa X ? 1. I.??.?-?), ....... ..,- lea?, ill t.? .1 in.-l.r_.
? laaa So. ?, 4 ??*?_- 'aK?. aw or ir??. ,'i ?,. :\ uirbaa.
Cl.ta X?. J. -> i??'. o.?r. or Ira?. j\ hr e| ...rie?.
4'Iaaa Xo I. TJ-VM?!, n.r? or Itm. ? 1.? 9 inrtiea
? Ian No I, J <i Me, .r. ?r Iru. l\ h? lfil Inrhea.
K,.r I laaa X... I, aa ..rili.arr qaalKr al but or ?ellnw parer will
lli??r rt 1 ull ?r data la I"- ma >-' 'rom rrd, Mm, _r. ?n, an.l bul or
trea.a-r.dur.d uap.r, .. u.ar h. ie.)..lre.l. ?,f ?jipr.-twi .,naiilr.
Ali tna abor? dearril... ?uiriu)M. _.?( h? ata dt la Ian na~rl 1bnrrn|h
manaer.?i?iI|t.iiM-?.d f.-i ?.-?I n? ..o.-n ttir n tiie Iriifth of ill? ilap toi mutt
In.? I.rb pnii Jia ?pou tha fac. amir lie .ir acte-br U>r l'..i .iaai,?r (..??
?r?l. T'n i u. .il br ? i. ! paral? .1 ''iriilf .?e, pt.krd In piita
liiar-! ?- a-.r.w l...|?i. earn t.. ..-uiaia n-t raa than *j<4 OtretAmfe? of le?
1.? .1? ae.l 1 0 .arb of rttrt letter, oit.'lai, and rilra ottr al aif .. try
trilelr ar otbera-t. a. iu.; lie rr.j.nr-1, the lioiri !.. he wrap; .1 .a
?(??af foyer. ??It heir lr?n?t. rU-l-'B br mail f..r de*i?rrr t.. Yn.r.
N l.ra i? |..ir..| ta l.e .ieltiered .1 the Dej artu.al, aorh wrap
- 1 ha -lapenaad ?un.
\4 i., _.?_l ?r n.?re ?Otoioo/m are re lu.rod tr. Ill tb? ?rd?r ?f a P.?.t
mttler. tnrr i. ?t I.? M4?| :o -Hi \. ??_. u l.airi (,r..prr.r ti-lrr,ir.|,
Oft wl.ra le., tt.an J.'< e att rri(,i rr,i pr..prr Itlie!? o( ?Jlreill-n in-.a? I?
uluoti 'IP"" rtrb Itaa-tfa h? _fa r?atraet..r; tbt wboi? to be d?ae untar
tbr .iirirt ?n uf an __r?i ol th.- Depart.. rn_
i? .-or. m.M l.n fnruiabrd Iu -i|.-li ?intntiliet tl Ulf fr .-, tine
??? : a ? ? rr., ,.trd i?. Sil ..?.trri..f P.n'.in.ta i or !ij tl.e Depirt rrnl,
ibrr ?t the r.-tOtTU-e ,n ?ie cit? where the ir.-ei t??l
I... Jrr rr.ulra ur ai th" eu?.-li.|.? Honey, or it tl ia Drp?ri-ent. ai tbt
Pe.tia.ilrr l.en.ral ii.i? ! r?. i tr?r ..lioal f..r paoklnt.
li: la are .1.. :..? t.,i for b?.(?>l t.rtiuiai iBora nr it?i. made frort tkt
Watqnarltt ?rwbl'e.r l.i ?rpip'r. 4 l.r -'.I Ifltnrbei. ant to b? I lia? I
in lb. ...n.nrr j.ir., r.l.r I I.. i h?- l>, partatral fur na? la tb? I)r?.l l.rttrr
Offre and at th. .Ma ..?..il Knr.-'oiie l.rnt? la tbe Cur ..f Xrw i. r?
li.e?. r:,rel..,-ira to I-e >lr||,rrt-d In loud ..nier, fret of r_n for uarkii.f,
b,a , it tha 4i?..f? in N -. r?irl an.l t.. tita Departm.nt it H'aib.u.tou,
li tt, in .ton til.r. .? fn.m 1.me to tine uuir I,. ?rUre?.
>nt , ... ,.,,,,,.,,al. will b? roBaldrred for f.ir.ialinij WOflO, more or
Wm, anaaall?. of "Refi.trre.1 I'.ra.r^ Kn.rlope.,-? h? In) la.-bt?. utaile
ft.?til he?.? ti-_?r Manilla paie, ?,l_ ... b priai'?! ou tar f.i.-e a, _.?
I? le.i.nr.l I., Iht Poal_a?ter (laaeral and M HI l'Un DOTH ACItuSS
TUB Vae'B Axn BACK, i i?noihivi?sk. it kki? tt.. mm It im put
? p tu paat"..?rl or ?traw boar?; rarh .-i.tai.iutf MR. and waekrdia
? ...?Iru ca?ei in i-iiantiliea ..f 4 i**0 ur li.iAl ?arb for drliTir? at tl. II.
pan-rut. or to I'uatmaaUra. u r.i/ b? dirtied free of ehai.i fur
UOMktSSt
Ail ?a.rlop.i .rahra.-e.l la tbli adiartliement required for de?rerr It
lb. iJrp.rtiiirul ?rr to b. e..u??i?e.| ?? IMgbi free of roat fur tiaaii.oit?
lli.i., tii..?e for ilr.irrrr ta IVaXiuailrra li? . im -il mail muter.
Tb? flr.t drliterf of eut.Uiptt, ?pccilltd il .??, to b? ua.la ou or abo.l
Ib.- l.i f J.ir ..tt,
.Spi-ri-raa ..f II.? diff?rent k n.1| of enrrlopea for wblrh propnaall in
mrttSi ma. bw atta ?? ?ppiinar-.ua al tb? |nurtptl pval ttkrt ur at ll?
Di'iMtr-inciil.
H .?.?. n ire re.|nlr?4 In furniah iperhoeni of tha enreiope? tber pro
p..?? u. aiipplr ; aed no i.ld will Im r..i?( l-iwl aileaa ?r?r?J by i-ai.io?.
li.ai uijrui:?.?, ?.r.iu|.?nir.| by aaiUfartor; guarantee
1 '!. price bid. ?ml tbe qualilr of aamplei aub-ltlrd, will ba taken lit?
teni..le -it ?o In awaria. lha ouatrac.
I...n.a will li. t<-.|uli.d for the f.ltliflil prrfurnauca of tbt contract.
ltd ill narinei.U undar It mil be aide .?.uirtart?.
Tl.? roatmaitar (iroaral reierro? tb? rlfbl l? reject lay or all bl.i if
deemed rompatlble with the publtr Interetta.
Hi,la limit ba lnd?rt?d ' Prppoa.L tor ??Hire an I Relame?! Letter B m
te:.,, rt. ' .f., i.r " PropuaaU far Urgiatered I'uktg? Kni.K.p ., a. tb?
ca.e maf I.., aud iddreete.) t? the Thirl Aaaiatatit l',??liuaaler Qtairai
_JOHN A._J. i .lli.sA HI., I' ?1.1-M.r l-eaeril
Atar ..lU'iMit, t'.'H.M? lloriToit art. liait.? ira, I
Xiwti.HK, AitII 19, 11*9. J
^EALED TROPOS ALS will be rere-ived ?l
kj tbli ?B?. nul U o'clock nt., April _?, IMS, for on btiidred tbout
ind pouud. .f Arui? Tol.atr...
Tbe pro-oatl? will a'.it? aernratr!? In detail thaqnai.tr and klnitof
Tahaocw ; lit blatorr, If aif, u ta lia keeping quilltioi II ht rlhatltt
tad ia trtuti'ortatloii ; of wbat l(if, n to ttui-l. jeir aid curing, the
wrapper lud ellerittobt mid?, whether th? hinder ia we., whit
i-aaiag ia Bid. ?a.I ?In, wbert ill bow to Im ra?ou'?c?gr?.l. ia whll
not of fiaokigt put up fur liiiinnciit, ltd wbt'.htr uuchiue or band
mad?.
From thret lo tr? aamplei of one hnmlrtd prui.di eieh wilt itecmpatir
la pi...-?lall, ?ki.-h will br peU for it fair mirktt ritel (if m d.iit-d br
t-l utoDosor), whtu proven tu be of tuflcliit good quaut; fur Hat to
tn.op..
I,'r ?ir ,paatl? will rontiia tbt Cutalltion tbtt tbt ijuinl-te mat Ive
In. retar.' mi kaadrtd tbuuaiu I poim.lt or one buudred tod tilt. Ihn .?and
pouuila. If deelrad b? tbt Diptrliaoot, il tb? tint rate? lid condition? of
?ontrtet.
Th? lohiero which ihttl in ill reipeeft be deriwr. heal ta inetl the iw
qu -einrnti of th! ?ri?r?rffereno? being bait to prlrt, qnilli?, ptckl.?,
?iij ill rii.-uiuatiucei_-.ill ba a.,-. p . .1
An offl.#r of Ihii.ii,' aud au il| ?ill ?nil bt re-l'iired l.i ?tt umt ?ml
li.tprrl Un le... .lu t.e leaf. In coiiotof mauuiacl.. r ?.d ni?
?I.i..pel. - - - *
T??o nrttlaa. who ?III .frit to gttirt'ita* tb. ttteut'en uf tb# ?_i
tiart ateur-iug t? iu true ii i.-ut a;.d uwa. . ? | ?til Mtat ?lu a botd
In tht tun often tbei-tnl doiltri. to ti.elcfferl if irqni?.. ,, ill ,ig? U,.
t.Ji i? ?ell ?? lb. piupo.ai. ,M \\. Ill H.N-1
Hu. Hilg. Un., C S.. tt S. A.
OB.-iof l'iirchtiiii? Cmoonmotr, Rti lurk
?orstB, ?.mbge?, $c,
Pm SAI.j;-T\4*o WAijoN.S, niiikci o'f Mi-'w
?ter k II_ 1.1 .?in. near!? new i oie a Jn-i.p top Itu.g?-. .i'l ?arr? two
or foar >im?, .ealher tap. pi art,., ,.,i,, tht ..|k,.r t c .al bol t til <
wigou, wriglu .M. pounla, lurlr uplnlatirtd, anil lit gv.hl eoaJitian ; rtn
beaaea it Uriel? ati'.l.a, t tr.. l?n a?. , Browklvil ?II, ?. ? .ed tarr
|UM| tddreat H. 1' C Uoi X *_?jr-T-t_._
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J. at No. Ill Kaat Tbirl-rath ?t , hr l(?ilbM>N ii VAX TABaBti
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pin of bat .arriate IIOHih.S liUl^ t WAY CAKKIAOB. i.atuig ill,
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TllK MONEY MARKET.
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NATIDVAI. BTOCK EXCHAKGE.
lOtVIS Vlraa a..... ?I I"" Waa? l'a i ?I?. 4.'l MSCa .1 VT B .?. ?4
a?'j i?o.?i? iw ? i..? a jri a p ? 7,
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Minimj sun-e*. IOS B?t>laa. 25 I ? ? y.aru ?1.1!. I 41
If? L-Bilad SUl??. 1 90-l.t? ll..?.P.t....ll * *>'. 11 ?J
2'?)0.ajaVt!?.7.. 5? 100.S_S"a4 S-l _5. -
20S 8_l?h? Par.. 2 '.i\lOt> ?JaarU Hill... I ?*l HS. 18?
Till ItSDAT. ASftl r: -P. U.
Gold oponed at 1841, sold at 1841 189 , --losing
ixj. Tin? clearings at the fjold BkshSSSS Bstik were
$12-*.9.'.i.i)IX), ami afMtaSlSnSSa tl.3Sl,W M. Tllf r
ui.-niifroiii Wtvahliiffton that Hit? Sri-n-tary ?>f tlif Tir^a.iry
would make weeklv Siileis of ?roM, coiniueuoii *? t.ait
Thursday, ?ml tlie elfuci <.f ilepcT-aaiUK lue market. Tue
A?wni_iit 'J'rt'ur-irer paid out li'.'j.Jlt' ni uii u?-< u.iit uf
inf.-r.--t. '1 i." Havana .-t.Miner tm.k out ^?o?.Ia?j ii. spaals.
tii.v.'riiin.'ut bouda w?-ra ntron?? uuder a coi.liiia.-d ?le
iiiiiuil fruiii flie fureieri SssksiStotnltunu.-ut. l..< imr
kei foutiuitetl flnu until late in tlio imy, wbes s
of i<?i per ct'iit was m.ide BS ilie entire Il?t b.i??.-<l uuou
the ileeliiie In cu?t State boSda ?v^r.- BtSstfjT,
nes-. i-Crtaold ut 6sl ; Ninth Car.>lliia ls.ai|#ai|; nevrSs
?rkre hiKhir, ?slHnir?! 'i?. Mi?...un??, ST|( l'...Ka .?y tmts?t
wvtc stt'i?l>-, UetasM?in ?nul tfsiaas aeMsl ISS-l ?
M.ill i.|M.ii..? it ?*%, a.?1.1 ?ttrig, eliMinso.'|: W. t n
42J. ?eliluR- tat m, olo.slii.4J.. Kxprena BSaSSS S_tSa-M
active ami ?lid not inaiuiuia tlis advaueeof ><st.i.li> .
Adams de?'llued S por ount ? Uniu-d HUle_ iip.fr.ii:,
AliKlleau Mcnliaiiin' L'ldou, . par SSVl { Welle t-irf', 1
per cent; Misasasta* l:n.u:i, l p. r cut. I he
ratlvTiijr eharo market |'iiM f?ven?li .i.,il ?-xi i ? ?!.
New-York Central o_>ei.??.l ut 1'VJ, s..: 1 at i.>J. It'?}. : j.
1C?'?, eloalBS H/..tflt>... H.'.i.?li:'' sold at .'.)'?.; N
lentral, l.T; Panama, S3S; datrstSSd and 1'itt.
ay-|; North Weatrru I oui mou. |||nt*|. N"t"li
I'l.'fenetl, ?^jr/? | Ko? k Inliiiitl . ?M'ne?l at 137. ?.!? a ?
t?) 1JSJ. aM-HS li?ij Tole?!? a-i?! VShSSt aal I a' "7
? olniiil.us. .SSSSSS! and Indiana Ceuiial wua steal.?- ?t
47|?47| MealTsafc pananahj l-sssi *%*%*** ttm -
iiii-l th?) N.irili-Weateriieh.ire?. wer? Imtmtay _4 all in. luers
??a au a_<?>"?rai:?.'<: o? an att.mi ??to break ti..- 111.1;ket by
heavy aulen of c.uli ?to- k, aud by ein.ul.uii.rf r . |
a i.iek up of money. Tin? auuouucemeat tint ti, 1
ury woulil sell "-..id h.ol 1? tend? .'?y t.> depreaa prl? 1 -, .1?
it win draw ?.'ieeiili.itks fron) the banks. At I
rU'A.ttnp a:nl Ml??llJCSS Si.'i.tra sats '?t?m ly The
balanee of tne ll?t w:m feverish .u.d ssaettlad.
'Hie f..!l"wlii?r wer.? the el.??iiii? quotation* of Govern
iioi.t ls?mls :
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N.? l'ork ? ?ntr?ISa, 1803. W ig.rn.ri k fsS Ut M. ?SSO.
H?? ?ork feotr-l??. I1J7.911,1. ?. k s.o. 1..?. l.t Jlor?
h'e*-ii.ik I entrai Sa. K. Kita?? M '(.'??... fcK )?'au . lit Mor?.
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Bri? lit M.'Tlf????'it?-i :?.|. ...l'.i
kirie la. kl Mort. Bad., I?T_... IM
krie 7?. 4th lu-l It-"'. HI _.
hoi., S. Y. k K 1.1 M .)-::.. ? j.\?.-J?r??? Uaatrti. lit M
ll.i.l. It 7?. I.? Wlf . l-h9.7ft . leV?J_ PKt-, PtiX'.jo
? Jif. K. I. k Pfil?. 1
?I...rit k Ki??i lit Mort. "???
vtiHi.ak l-.?a?-t M M..i!?t|r. 1?
' ??? - k lB_M?kfB*?ui..!.. *|
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M.cbt??rrt.,aa? la? M. a*. latUII? l'Uialand k YAU>,a'gu 4lk il . 7?
IH4 Ci.', k AlWa l.t Mart
te) Cbteafa k Alta? rsconi?.
fi ,01110 k. Mi?a IM M.
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MVh. h. k S I S K.I 7 p.t...
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Ali?? ?. T' II *! M.-l lar... m iMII. k M. P.al M Ml?-? 1
.x. W. I.lo'.t?.iii |Mtb k ht Pau: tal M.. I SI
? ..n..i'M?l..! 7 r- r. C ?r. >* ' Si : ,,uk?? k .1!. P.ul lit M?n. 9if
liai', ? St, l? i/o Si .l<rj BU- nultll l'aulid Mort... ?
I .j.., Lit?. k>r..?'-;?? M ... 91 Mi VM lull k M. d.?
S: Mtrtr'fikt'lo. I? M. ?7
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T.liil? k Hil.ktk.l.tM.. et..
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lit ?V??t?m. lit Mort IM?...ICI lOal <1iie?a~.k lai. I?l M?rt.. ?*?(
Ul ?V??i?ra ?I Morifaja.'5J.. K||U?.1. l.ti ???. k l.?l iUMo.T... '
M.iiiey wa? ea?y until BtMill, when tlnro was a SMra
activo dcuiaud; borrowers, ??ownver, BlsSS up their u?
count? at 7 ,>er cent (?nmniireial i>ai*t?r pa*scs st 9S11
l>er cent for prime ?mmcB.
Mat?Bf MnS-SBgi wa? firm at quotations: Loiid?ti
(iiriDie banker-i'i, tu days, 10s|SH)<*4; Londo-i (pri.iie
baiikeiB*), sight, HK"i\ir<t; London (primecoma
l'Ci.'11's; l'an? il.atikera'i, loilK, S.'ili?*.-.. jJ; l'arii tb a V
ein'), nhol't, 6.18JS5.17?; Antwer;., o.?Ji?5.iJt; 8?! ?,
S?t.Ss.2'2i; HuiuburA?, X>t*&'l; Amsterdam fbSSktl '',
?"1'ilOj; Frankfort (i><niktr-').4(>?a40?- Bremcu (banUois),
T8S7tJ|; Berlin (banker?), 70JS71.
The trss-a?ttsna at tin? onlooof tu?? Assistant Trra?nee.?

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