The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-16
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10 TINE EDITOR TIE NEw YoRx HERALD:
During the time of eight months that have lived
IN the United States, have visited. observed con-
sldered, admired, and tried under different circum-
truth Of issity Of the works Of Mn TroIiops'
4tv0!o, and others. who have 80 grossly sandered
~ Amenosus. intend to publish my own views
ca NY return to Palermo, for the amusement Of my
friends in Sicily and Italy, who are in great ex.
cltcment for the accomplishment of my literary
and scientific travels in America. A great many
persons OF this country having knowledge of my
pursuits here, and also of the works have published
N Palermo, and those works being written in my
own Italian language, which il not generally under
stood IN tniu country, have been requested to
translate, iato Eaelish, portions Of them, adding
Vii Be nv Sssssni no. =: S.sa..
which viii be puhished in the March number of the
bemocratic Rsvieo
| trust thatmy work on America, to be entitled
Iart,ality, kind reception by the old and new
vord-as such, to be translated into tho modern lam
gnagss Of the globe.
! ia.s.d slso to publish in the Sat%day Empe-
ten fpg mnsic The fret three are dedicated to the
AnnD.ieoo ladies', and the others to seventeen dis
hagu:4 American young ladies' My Fsrs sceA
to - - ...s e sLr:n9sd IN music; c IL, !.
ccuoniniI ono hundred pieces of poetry Fl om the
pspe q - most eminent American poetessss, with
the keollaA leonnlation. H'gNa q IA
anal also translate in my "Gasstta DEL Saioni."
eome sketches from the pens OF the most popular
AWerlcsn writers, particularly Of ladies'.
AT Last, shalt publish some portraits of distin-
gAshed American persons, divided into three clas-
NEST beautiful American young ladies'. The second
WI eontain other twenty lkenesses of the most
wealthy American ladies' and the third, other
twenty hkenesses of the most distinguished, veal
thy and popular American men. Each OF, these
likenesses will be accompanied by two Italian
venes. .aaH. 'rIfT s111T1 T-
THANK very much all those my friends. who have
paid me their attention during my residence in the
United States. The learned societies that have ap-
pointed me as their member, with other Of my
friends in Sicily--the newspaper edtors-and par
tlcsary, my Italian countrymen, and my colleague,
sEor GastaaS mo-, Ia Fate formerly editor yh Of the
interdicted by the government for political opinions.
He lives now in this clty-being young man, very
able, and distinguished in his literary attainments-
but very unhappy for his native land.
Adieu, my dear friend Your Herald, well con-
dueted in this city, will occupy my solitary hours IN
Palermo. Remember me- Yours, truly.
SALVATORE ABBArE K. MIaLIoRE.
We learn from Signor Abbate. that he leaves, this
country, with much regret, in lew weeks, for Eu-
rope; and he assures US, that the works Of Mrs.
Tronope, and others, will be abolished for ever
TExArIsE ON THE PRAcrrcE OF THE SUPREME
Counr, with an Appendix Of Practical Forms, by
y.
edition New York, lSl6.-n was, for long time,
malter of regret by the legal profession that no
treatise on the practice OF the Supreme Court was
extar4 which at all came near meeting what was re-
qurea. Many attempts had been made by different
gentemen Of the legal profession to attain the end
desired, but their productions were not precisely
what was wanted by the profession-being more Of
the nature OF digest than regular system of prac
tlce. The treatise we now notice, while it en-
braces every thing connected with the practice
gives the different authorities upon which the prac
ticc founded, and conducts the student in clear
and perspicuous route, from the commencement Of
action, through the various incidents Of a cause,
to its lad determination, together with various mis-
cellan1ouD proceedings incidental to such steps.
The sesond edition 10 much more comprehensive
than the FIRST Il embraces the practice proceed
ings on special bail, feigned Issues, attachments,
real actions, nuisance, &c, DC, which were not
treated Of in the first edition, and is, in all respects
fully adequate to the wants Of the profession.
The sroarsMAs's LIBRARY; or. HINTS on Hunt
Blanchard, Phiisd can consci.ntionsly
recommend this little volume to the sporting world.
LoSDox LANCET, for February, 1886 Burgess &
high reputation among The medical Profession o
This number is replete with matter interesting to
medical men. 0ufN2 t Mt asle f u
The HALF-YKARLY ABSTRACT OF THE MEDICAL
ScIENcEs, By VIM n Ranking, M .. REPRINTED,
and for sale by III. u G. Langley.-We should say
this is very valuable compilation to the medical
profession, and would recommend it to their atten
ton. t lsNrW enE .N19 -
MERCHANT, ARTIST, AND SrATEsxAN-We cut
the following deserved compliment to Mr.. G. Ed
wards Lester, from a Spanish paper publ in
Cuba-his Merchant, Artist and Statesman" beng
published after having been ably translated into that
language tH ~
El ctlsSre Escrtor C. Edwards Lester ACADIA de dara
luz obra original cuyo titulo FL Artsta Of
ciants Of polico En- ssta obra Dc nero ssbrssal
sne encusnta Ia biograaa del dstingui 10 artista
Vermont us protsgdoa cause d ~ gran tsisntc On.
viado Italia por algunas psrsonas do caudal donds ha
mortalz6 los Miguel Angel Canovs. Las oSrss Do
mayor merito que hs una Eva una Esca
griesa, paricuarmsnts ssta ultima que fue vendida
on 5000 ps. Reoomendamos muy particularments las
obras def dstiuguido Lester especial Ia ultima que
deseariamos yer traducida al espanol"
The KSrcKERBocxER The aroma of the present
number OF the Knlckerbocker is unusually rich and
spicy, and has surely returned to the standard OF
merit it had OF y0re Il certainly ID one Of our very
best monthes, and 10 deservedly worthy Of the pa
tronage of our intelligent and enlightened people
and in the hands of its able editor it bids fair for
long literary existence. Fun and irolic, fancy
and fame, ell seem to mako a picnic OF II, and
where these ingredients are success will be, a it
II has been, certain.
The TELEoRAPHIo DrcrroNARY, AND SRAxAN's
SIGNAL BooK-by Henry j. Rogers--It has been
for long time matter OF regret, that no general
code Of signals, for the use of tho revenue service
and commercial marine in connection with our
happy to say that this great desideratum is no lon
ger wanting, and take pleasure in recommending
the above work to the ntlon OF all who are inte
rested, believing that it Is precisely what 10 wanted
We perceive that Mr.. Rogers has obtained the ia
vorable opinions Of many who are most competent
Judge OF The utility Of his work. II is to be used
in connection with the magnetic telegraph
PoUeHxEEPslE, Feb. 10, 1876.
Our Vllage-As Location desirable AZ place of
Residence -Socisfy, Schools, Churches, Li6rary.
Az you have correspondent in almost every
place but this, perhaps you and your readers would
receive with interest brief account Of the existing