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THE TRIBUN E..

rR,vELs ~ EUROPE. By VALENTINE Morn, ". D. PIP.
1872 oc,avo Harper Brothers.
Il was not 10 be expected that an individual SO
distinguished b. science and skill in important
profession as the learned author OF this volume,
should return to has country after long absence
and ample opportunities OF observation, wi,hou,
g5ying to the world tho results Of his inquiries
The publication of this work has, therefore, been
Zav.aited with no httlc anxiety. We haze been
able to give it bu. TASTY parusal; but glance a,
cw of its pages is sufficient con:ince Us that
its contents are highly '.a!uuble not only TO the
medical student but to general readers. lis ac-
count Of the present state Of Medical Science in
Europe is full and most Satisfactory, and is
sketches OF celebrated places and well known
historical events are aphc aud instructive We
cordially commend the volume TO the attention of
all 1t i, printed in very good style
T.s WESTMINSTER REVIEW. For January 1912. 4. VI.
Mason.
lBAlLL1E, the Coycnan,cr,' Is the ti,lc Of an
= able article BY Thomas CARLYLE in THIS number
Of the Westminster, which contains, hceides
tins, able papers upon Music, Regeneration OF
,h, Drama, TOYS Catlin's Letters on the y.
~ Indians, Prussia and The Prussian System,
eDAnbigncs History Of the Reformation, Gath
efines from Grave ards, Industry and lis Re
ward in Great Britain, and a valuable collection
- OF Miscellaneous Notices Tho paper on TOYS
is worthy of special consideration.
ISRAEL Posr's PUELlCArIoSs-W have JUS,
received No. - of Posts Gl.e edition in weekly
numbers OF Lord Bacon Norks.Zr contains
Natural History continuation. Wcirlst that
none who properly appreciate the great Philoso-
pIer labors will neglect TIL. opporiunitv#,o pur-
chase his works it is that does not often oc-
cur With il comes No. 6, being the first of Vol.
IL, Of the WORKS of Sir WALTER Scorr contains
ns the Tucs of Grandfather, OF Scottish His
tory. No. 81 Of THEIRS. powerful History Of the
French Revolution is also published
lHE Dr.AvAN lSsTITUTE.-Wr have already
gwen brief account OF the origin and nature Of
anattcmpt made by one or two philanthropic cti-
lens 10 prove that the most wrc,chcd and degraded
portion of our population is susceptible Of mnlc
datc restoration to temperance and usefulness,
while their voluntary Lnbolca be made to pay
the cost of their support. If this experiment shall
maintaining the Poor of on, City may be reduced
probably 100000 per annlm. 1t is going
onwell md fifty sixty persons, many of whom
We're recently among the lowest drunknrds and
I,aupers Of Orange street, are perfectly tenn
perntc, Industrious and useful, and daily mprov-
In, in health, morals, and necctualvigo r. They
are now full earning their own living, including
that Of the sick, the ntirm and feeble; hut they
are destitute of clothing and suffer in cold nights
Tor want OF it. The protector has exhausted his
own means in providing things absolutely necessary
and now appeals to the plilanthroplic 10 aid the
cnlcrprize by small advances of money which will
he repaid in short time, or by donations ct bed
ding secondhand clothing, furniture, &c. Any
thing intended for tho may be left with q.
NJ. Tracy l2S Pearst, K. Reed, 90 Chambers
ST. ], Beatty, corner of Washington and Jay-sts..
orwth L. j.. Daniorth, 159 Waer-st., either Of
whom viii c!lceriuly satisfy all inquiries.
TIE MURDER IN hESTUCKy.-Wc published
notice few DAYS siucc Of the murder of 4 Mr..
= BRYAN BY one Bowlcs at Eli1abcth,own, Ky We
learnby the Louisville Journal that the murderer
has been arrested. 1t seems that ,h; villain had
previously threatened to Kill his victim, and that
alter his purpose was accomplished he SAID there
were two three others he wished Ia kill, aud
lnen he wouldb willing to die He stood upon
ile#truw OF hill overlooking the graveyard while
ms victim was Icing inferred He had hired him
self to farmer a, burgh and WAS driving
team when arrested. He conicsses his guilt.
Ter o. his Council but one, who Is a rum-sellcr,
.igncd the Temperance Pledge recently, aler
hearing an Address By Rev. John Perpont
-
10 The Board OF public Works, Ohio. have
gwen notice TO the Contractors on the Miami Ca
MI between DAYTON and Defiance, 10 suspend ope-
vatons for the present.
~ Mr. Willis, who was recently Killed on the
railroad nca: Newark, \. J., ON his way 10
Wilmington, Del. where he was to be married TO
a Young lady of that place.
~ More dian two tnousoad signatures 10 the
Temperance Pledge have been obtained within
few days IN seycgal towns of Michigan.
ZQC59C'ca. La Howard, late Yam Bures candidate
Tor Governor OF Indiana has become editor of pa-
per in Rockville
Is The Galena Gazette says thol farmer in
that vicinity raised the pas, season a000 bushels
ct Whca, from so acres.
The porroa OF the Wabash sng Erie CazaI
lyins within OHIO to be filled with water by the
unddlc OF the coming summer
% The Forth--thc first OF the IVES, India
Mail Steamers. touched at the Belize on the 5,h,
and proceeded on her voyage TO England,