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atterarp Notices.

10 The April number of Graham's Magazine
| praises highly series of Letters from New.
York, by Mrs. L. M.CH1LD, aud suggests that some
of. the booksellers should collect them into q
volume. 1t is to be hoped they viii not do this
for the author herself has prepared them for pub
LEGATION, with various corrections and additions,
never before published. William Page, the artist,
is preparing one of his graceful sketches to orna.
rnens The .sitle-page. These facts are announced
that euterprisng booksellers may not uninten,isn-
ally infringe upon the copyright of the author.
70 The HEALTH Journal AND TsDEpgSDEsr
MAGAZINE, No. for April, has been issued at
Boston: D. II. Barlow, II. G.Wright, and Mary
S. Cove, Editors; J. A. Whitmarsb, publisher.
It is thoughtful and fearless work, speaking
the truth in Love and probing the very heart Oh
the Evils and Vices which deeply afflict Society
and Man. Midnight is an English Reformer,
Of ardent philanthropy and clear insight united TO
rare simplicity and modest worth. Recommend
this little werk TO the favor of the Hopeful and
the Good. Terms, So per aRnum.
THE SCHOOL FRIENDS or Lessons Prose and Verse For
Popular Lesslns' (op 252 lsmoJ Second Editon-
Roe Lockwood. III Broadway.
This is one of series of school Books prepared
by Lady Of this city. II is a reading book of
mingled Prose and Verse mainly original, Of a
pleasing and instructive character.
. (" MARTHA WAsHINGIoNIANIsM' is the awlk-
ward title of neat little volume giving the history
of the various Lady Temperance Societies of this
City. 1t is compiled by L. D. Johnson, and pub
1lished by Saxton g. Miles, o05 Broadway.
10 ANNUAL FAST in Massachusetts, and Maine,
April 9th; Connecticut April l4th. ...
~ The London Herald learns from {" re-
spectacle and we'll informed source" that French
diplomacy in Brazil has accomplished the follow
ing arrangements
Z" The disputed boundary-line between Brazil and
French Guiana has to be settled by the cession to
France of eighty leagues of the Brazilian territory
The marriage OF the Prince de Joinville with the
Princess Januaria is resolved on; ana as, by the
law of Brazil, that Princess cannot leave the en-
,pire until her Imperial brother shall have issue of
his own to the Crown, the Prince de Joinville be
appointed Governor of French Guiana and reside
in the Province of Brazil nearest to that French
colony. 1t is proposed tha, corps d 'armee shall
be stationed in French Guiana to give eclst to the
Royal Government, and to aid in such other pur-
poses events may render advantageous to French
interest in South America.
/, ISLANDS OF THE PAclFlc.-It is reported that,
with view TO connteract the influence Of France,
growing cut of its recent acquisitions in the Pacific,
the English have resolved to take possession, if it
should not be late .of tho isles of Osnabruck,
The Four Crowns, &c, situated to the south Of
the Marquesas Islands, as We'll as Of the Isle of
Jesus, at the northwest of those Islands. These
stations regarded of great Importance as points
of observation. If, however, the English expeai-
ton, Oh its arrival at these several places, finds
them already il possession OF the French, it will
content itself with SEEING on such other unoccu-
pied points as it shall consider most favorable
Journal of Commerce.