New-York daily tribune., 1845-05-28
Nexy Publications..

Ny," LAT, GAuMoST: o. The Court Consplrator:
A Historical Romance iiy EUGENE SUE," has
lust been issued by E. Winchester, 4 Ann-st The
character of Sues romances is now so well estab-
lishcd that we may be spared any special remark
but we are assured by one vho has read il that ii
is strictly moral in It's tendency. This will be
dubious assurance TO soma readers ana dubious
recommendation 10 ote-s. Sue is writer OF
great p over and of noble aims, but his medc OF
commenting them is not always uneXceptlonable.
Some of his earlier writings bear unmlstakable tra
ces of Parlslan lrregio- md Parislan vlces-fauts
which we hope he will outsrow if he has no! al
ready oulgrown them. We trust his great pow
ers and generous aspirations will yet be OF vast SER
vice 10 mankind, and we End IN his later works
assurance that they vii; be.
(1- THE JKw Suss; A raIe Of Stutgard in 1881:
Translated nom the German 2f H.ar BY Lady" has
been sent Us by H. Grah~Eu, rrteape Buildings.
{S;- FLEKTwoop, or The Stain Of BiIh-A Novel
OF American Lle-By :hc author os Philip In Search OF
Wife" rricc IS cents published by Burgess, String
or s Co.
isy. "De Rohan, or ,hy Court Conspirator," by
Eugene Sue is Just issued by sper s. Brothers. Price
IS cents
are now ready for delivery. r.!ce IS cents.
As, Llttelrs Living Age, No. 90, is for sale by
W. Taylor, and Burgess, Striuger & Co.
ny> William Smith OF FaQuIer, A. Stevenson, J.
w Jones, Gate Speaker H. ~ Gov. Mcdowell and c. c.
Dromsooe arc mentioned candidates for T. s. Senator
from Virginia. In place of W. C. Rves Mr. Rivcs left
void which 70 one OF them car acceptably al
n5- Messrs Blair and Rives, late of the Globe,
advertise for proposals for building large House in Wash
!uSton City, 10 be called Jackson Hall"
RSS- Another race between Fashion and Peytona
the North and the Soath--wrl OF to day the
Camden course We hope thNt no Loco-Fcco, who OF
posed Mr. Clay because he suspected OF attending
horse races. viii be present.
c. Dr. Tying is expected 10 preach in ST. Georges
Church. on Sabbath next. Tn Philadelphia u s. Gazette
in noticing speech which he ts make last night says
tha. it may be his last IN that city for some time.
FROM SANTA Fg.-Mr. SauSser and several gen
,emen OF Mr. Norrss compsy. arrived here yesterday
on The steamboat Lexington They len santa Fe on
e ION OF April and had favorable weather their
"N IN Inc Annexation scwS hal reached Santa Fe be-
@ eeSs'afe but Il created no excitement OF popu-
sG-;s tue S'eNernor had issued PROCLAMATION, de-
ss sHs OF The foreigners were so G2osed 10 NEE. st
place ces!Snaef and receive their pro,ec,ion popers
Very little attention. however w.s pad IN ths nrncIaa
iion. as no apprehens!ons were e.;.ert ,,rca =, 1
ae aiiacaaes. Another party OF Santa rs traders Az
rived Yesterday on the Henry Bry. ---s'S L
.s' Leais Rcvere. May Is.
senator McDuFFlI,-A letter dated Ahbev,,,s
May 22 published in he Augusta Chronic.e states ,h
on the previous day Str McDnse was attacked viii,
ayss and had lost the use of side aud his speech
ts5- The School Election takes place in this Ci,v
on Monday of next week, and ye; We hear Of bu, ons
candidate being even named in any OF the Wards.
| O. Bishop Delaney was much better, bu, bv
! no means out Of danger on ths 9Th.