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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13
By telegraph 10 The Ntw.YOrk Tribune,

One OF the bloodiest dramas the world ever
witnessed one Of the most ierocious and obstl-
nate instructions which the ensangUned history
o. France has had TO record from her earliest an
mails has Just been brought to close IN the streets
Of Paris by the absolute humiliation Of the re-
volted party and the triumphant success OF Re
publican arms.
To furnish any adequate idea Of this appalling
occurrence would be imme asurably TO surpass our
limits aud we therefore refer to the newspaper
accounts which doubtless Will be perused with
feelings Of the proioundest solemnity.
Alter four days and nights OF lncessant fighting,
the insurgents have been utterly vanquished with
a loss on both sides Of 10000 killed and $4,000
wounded which is believed to be much beneath
the true estimate.
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AtARAMA.--At o Taylor meeting, held at Ius-
,,oosa on the 24th ut the following disun.on resou-
,,o was adopted together with variety Of others
.ympshizing with the Revolutions going On IN Europe
.stf,inr the nominations and declaring the old Wing
osftv Issues impossible 70 be revived and too distract
s- 10 be raised again r. Jemis0n presided Hon
J. J. Onnoud. Judge y. r. Porter, Dr. Haley and Hon.
A. d. Wilisns sddres .ed the meeting
P.0irl8 That Congress has no rsht whatever 10 ie'
slste directly or indirectly. medately or immedirtey
nou tle que. ton Of slavery mort make any CONDITION
ea regard % that subject in the acquisition OIL territory
cour bv the nation either ia peace or wal nor have
"a .stters upon any such territory, while Is terri
orv the authority interfere with or prob ID, me re-
,cvt o. it Of any property whether slaves Or Otner
ie carried 10 itbv emgrants from any late OF this
Union That while we express the fullest confidence ni
ofr northern brethren and viii not anticipate, from
them any governmental action viOlatve OF the principles
herein declared. vet reference % we hereby solemn
~ declare that upon - that we viii suher
~, Interference submit % concession aud make no
cororrnfni-c That upon this topic we rEEL aud VIII
AL as Southern men maintan a. All hazards ana ne
fsnd A. all points night IN tho matter anh STAND OF
,,tL together ID asserting and preserving II
The Whlg Ratification Meeting held At Mobile on the
Sd INST wss well attended. Hon. GEORGE v STEWART
urs.ded assisted by six VcePfesidents and two Sec
rstares Hon s. S PRENTtse aud Hon. BALE PFYToN
Of New Orleans and Hon A. T HorKrNs oi Mobile ad-
dressed the assemblage the most effective and eio-
orent strains Rufus Green ESQ. introduced series
!, ratification resolutions which adopted and the
meeting then adjourned with three cheers Ion the nom
r.es and three for their distinguished yisitol7
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ia Paris on Friday evening and TIE insurgents
hal prepare fl. him a high pos; q command.
We bcs.a llw % perceive tle danger in which
we were placed a lew days ago
It is ascertliae thar lhe Insurgents had re-.
sources and ,hat they asd eyoa prepared ssveFa.
hundred Congreve rockets lor an attack on the
districts %, Paris, ia which the persons most OPP
posed % them. viz. the lst and 2d Arroudisse-
ments. reside.
The moderate Republicans begin D think thar
me Republic S SAFE and &c is oui right to assure
Won that meu Of the greatest influence who were
Anti-Republican only a few days ago. ,ow ex-
press a hope that a V.ctoFiou Republic VIII be
estsblished-it Is they say, the only chance Of re-
storing domestic peace
They demand. however, very strict and stern
measures against some OF the Clubs and the iucen-
diary press. Il these be not PUT down, all order
viii be impossible. The state Of siege cannot asst
forever. and with the least announcement, alar-
chy Will again rise.
The great bankers have had meeting today 90
devise means 10 assist NJ GoudcAsux. the new
Minister OF nance to provide capital ior the en-
pioyment OF the working classes. Every effort viii
be made % prevent creation OF paper money. bat
it seems impossible 90 DO without it. as there must
be aew taxes upon those who are called rich, bat
who ia the presen, state Of things have almost as
little as the poor.
The pay Of the Atehers Nationsnx has been re-
suined to keep the men from starvation and des
poration, but they are 10 be Immediately reoryan-
ized and compelled 10 productive labor
Tn, Ronr.a Ina. haan gr.ta animated to-day
the funds have risen per cent since the closing
prices before the iusuTectou.
lf our Ministers have but the skill 20 take pro-
per rds antage of the confidence that is reposed in
them matters will again come round
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~ The Sew-Jer-ey wnter-Cure Establish
nsnr sin.ied In The Orange Mountains Il south Orange
Nea-Jsrssy ffeen miles from NeWYork, 90 No ins q
he Morris snc Essex Railroad. ..
The cars SOP within quarter VI nile TON re - e.
isr-rL leaving he foot o. Corlanc-sL a. gcc A. "a
and 0cock P Il q each day arry1s 81 South orange
In about one hour -. a., - -,
DR. MEEKER announces 10 the puokc, mai ~ n@y us'
fusted his fcr Of he most CON plets a.
sr-Curs Establishments and Summer retreats 10" u ~
country ,,-,. no. -, go
Dr. " returned from Europe IN ire Winter d 80 49,
ne had been nearly three years. more man cri "
inc was speu, At 0fseferbeg snd ine oter J" sisf e.
.speu Of Germany and has been snce thai INC es -
lu seectnE location and erec1g az ee'sohsniaeL sl17c
TO lis views OF the subject ,,--,.. - -. .
TIE establishment Is planned pse1sr.J VIZ y;e~ 70
he sd convenience Of the ralent snd 4 Oaiil upor
r. Fugsh plan Of sfe1re es-sbisn12~e, having pr
ST Bathroom attached each pafenrs NON s1t % from
% rou by folding cOors where the pa1i have every
ssfh @xcsr TIE arge dOgcls and swimming oath winch
beaury sraied about 10 rods from the bose the sr VI
tbe mountain There are also three l6rFe plunge bshs
touse On a.. grounds also Two wave baths one OF
then nsnral falls q TIE brook IL the rayne and
swimming bah ~ feet square, erected 10 the pleasure q
sumner Vsiors &c sencing Is,E fdsnds and other Pc
Gents.
Dr. s. all 0p-n rs shnerf tor the sssssr on ne
18Th June and sly communications addressed CHA5
AEEkER, N .. Il Newark " Jsrssy, OK South oFaass
g. JsDss, VIZ rsssvs saesses. is1 In
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The new Ministry does not give universal sat
siactioD, Of course. Many persons complain OF
the retention in power Of four Of the old Minister'S
viz. Recurt, Cannot, Bettemont, aud Bastlde, and
ask why VI. Theirs is not named. They also
complain that what is called the clique Of the Ma
fi0nai has still the ascendency, and mention as
proof the nomination Of Admiral Seblanc, Min
ister Of the Marine. As to the composition OF the
new Ministry, the only bad nomination is that Of
CarnOt.
This man is almost as Objectionable as Ledru
Rollin, for his circulars when they were in power
together, before the elections, were as violent A.
those OF Ledru Ron, and seemed TO have been
written by the same hand As to Recurt, he Is
really an honest welmeaning Republican, Tor
tw cnty years he has enjoyed unsullied reputa
ton ia private life and none OF his public acts have
brought odium upon him. Bethmout the Minister
OF Justice, Is also an honest man and moderate
Republican. And Bastide, the Minister OF Foreign
Affairs although long suspected ofatendency toward
Republcanism, behaved nobly In the affair Oh
Louis Blanc He was the only Minister who had
the courage aud the honesty to demand the arrest
and trial Of that mad demagogue.
The appointment which gives most satisfaction
is that OF Gen. Lamoriciere as Minister Of War q.
first from the esteem that is entertained for him ,
second. from his being the brother-in-aw OF NJ
Theirs which leads to the supposition that Cavsg-
intends in due season 70 avail himself OF the
talents OF the brc;herInlaw, and third, and not
least. becsuse the appointment proves that Cayaig
nae Is above all Jealousy.
The conduct Of L anlcricere IN the late Insurrsc-
tion has made him 50 popular, that II Cavaisnac
had not noble mind be would not have admitted
such a rival Of popular favor into the Cabinet
Carnot cannot remain long IL Office public
opinion is TOO much against him II was even
doubtful Yesterday whether he would be named.
Cavaignsc hesi,ated long between him and NJ.
Bartholemy - Hilaire, who. or N. Victor Hugo
viii probably take bis place.
TIE National Guard and the Line are resolved
TO insist upon a rigid inquiry into the causes OF
the late insnrrection every hour adds to Their r.
rits;.on on this subject.
II has been discovered that telegraphic dispatch
es 10 the Provinces for reinfoTcements were not
sent of with proper rapidly, and it Is even re-
ported that others ol different character, forged
il IS said. were iorw aried bat these are reports
10 which implicit credit cannot be attached
The arrest Of Ledrue Robin, Lamsrtins aud
Flocon. are generally spoken Of to-day, bat up to
the past hour could not ascertain that they were
tue. It's the general opinion, however, that no
time ought to be lost in securing them.
Barbes made quite sure Of being released BY
his friends. both on Friday and Saturday last
Since his confinement al VinesEnes, up TO that
time. he had been very negligent OF hi, person
but on Friday and Saturday be was en- sr0Ade
toilefte-was snxiousy listening 70 every sound
IA " Albert, 10 had declared thss he shsrld %
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$4,000 NEI KILLED & WOUNDED.
FIVE THOUSAND INSURGENTS II PRISON.
Horrid Barbarity Of the Rebels.
UNPARALLELED SLAUGHTER.
GREAT HAVOC AMONG ARMED FORCES.
DESCRIPTION OF THE PLAN OF ATTACK,

The Cunard steamer Niagara, which sailed on
the ISL inst. IN place of the HJerpiq, arrived at
Boston yesterday morning, in less tton cecea days
from Liverpool. We received the following account
OF the slaughter in Paris, which was imme diately
issued la an Erfro T,ljune about two O'Clock.
second dispatch which was received later APP
peared In Fourth Edition of Tie TuG1te.
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most refined harbalties upon their wretchcd TEL
low citizens who had fallen prisoners into their
hands. None were spared by the chance or the
IL iisrrm.uat.a- fury q tlls general siau-dter.-
The Archbishop OF Pans. who il tie sublime eN
erc.se Of the mos, awful duties OF Christian
priest sought to bring back that outrageous multi
fu5s 70 reason and peace, was basely shot from
the back OF a bs-ricads aud the General Msgrier,
who had survived the numerous campaigns Of Al
rica. fell In Ike manner at pariey with the say
AGES Of the Fau51u-q s.. Ant9iae Strange and
terrible overflow Of the strongest passion ed
emotion OF human nature. So vast and
horrible dcsolati1n wroueht u the heart OF city
bv the hands Of her own citizens the world has not
witnessed ia tie whole survey OF historic memory
and the arlas Of stranger and a. enemy would
have been devoted TO eternal intamy i they had
inflicted 50 awfu. a cha.tisement on the great city
Of Paris None but herself could punish her mi
quities or ila.ct her doom.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

BAkxnuRvER DELEcATEs.--Tae BarH01rners of
the With Assembly District have appointed John
6 Develn Dslega TO the Utica Convention IN
the IXth Edward Even. Esq' in rhe Nth' Henry
Brevoort EsI.. ia tie XIII, Mics Aodus and
40 tic XVIII. VIM A. Walkcr
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n y
lion a his cout ry receives Invads a. bis commodious es-
adjustment IS L4iyhts door rom ~ JOINS PaA MS
plan on treatment combes a the known remedial adapa-
hons Of bathing with ETY. Of ply geological and mecndn-
cal appliances peculiarly hi OWL aud diet and regimen
unke those of any other Cry establishment No drugs
whatever used-waeT ar food and exercise being me
only therapeutic iusimmeniaues Patients are provided
with key PARK giving them access a. all times 70 the
most ehtu and ssubnOus promenade ground IN New
Yors Dav patients accommodated. Consultations -
fac ffr.t.
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FRox HAlrI-By the schooner Charlotte, which
arrived this port this morning, letters have been re-
ceiyed from Iacncl 70 the 2th ut They report affairs
quiet when the C. left Approhcnsions had been, and
were st felt Of attack upon the place By the in
hahiisns Of the mountains and much anxiety was felt
iof Tie sal y OF American property Great complaint
s made nj the neglect OF our Government in not send
n man oiwar 10 that place to protect the property
81 american residents.
letters received from 81 Domingo City 10 the 2ls,
az IS the Danish schooner Fear dc Marie make no
ssRos 81 say disturbances ct that place Boz Jour ~
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FRgr SOFT ~ lLLiNois.--The Wings Of War
rsn Mercer and Henderson Counties Illinois, at their
recent District Convention adopted the principle Of
Free Territory. The Convention assembled at Little
York and W,i. ]. NEvISs, Esq was appointed Chair
man; L. w. Thompson aud A. A. ALEU- Secretaries.
JoHN BBowN, Esq. offered the following Free Soil reso-
luton which was carried with great unsnmity
Resolusd That in the opinion OF this Convention the
cardinal principles Of the Ordinance Of 1S7 ought 10 be-
embodied in all Territorial bills passed by the Congress
of these United States and that IS the duty OF all can.
diaes for Office either state or National TO sustain the
uriuciuies OF said Ordinance.
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ITHACA VINO RATWICATIoN MEEriNG.--The
following noble resolutions adopted at the Reth
cation Meeting held ri Ithaca on the 9th inst
Pf.grsd That in the extension OF the laws OF the
Un,ed states over all territory acquired or TO be &C
onired the absolute prohibition therein Of all Slavery
or involuntary seryitudc except for crime whereof the
party shall have been duly convicted according to the
great JEFFERSON PRoviso Of l7ss should be an IN
dspcnsable condition.
ResoIred That Free Soil should be reserved for Free
Labor; end that are opposed 20 sll compromises
which shall surrender New.MeXico, California and a
part of Oregon or any other Free Territory OF the
Union 10 the lighting curse of human bondage.
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~ The Balm FIute.-A. @. BADGER l8l Brood
wag has constantly hand complete assortment OF bhm
flutes Of his manufacture and particular pains " III be
aken with flutes made order, sad IN all cases warranted
10 give satisfaction ana 10 addnon be found Phlip
Erste much admired music for the Flute published in NUM-
bes al = each and his Quadres for Flute and Guitar also
,,,-'i- s,srd. o. ie5 n
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WATERING PLACE.

SFACONNETT HOUSE, NAkhAoANSEIi bAI n
81 THIS HOUSE viii be- opened for ne feeoPtipo y
~. walters and bOarters the ION Of June 10 i aec
1A on The Eastern shore Of Nanagsnssu bay, "a sgh ~
Ngpor, ~ miles otn all River and Il ifon New be.iioc
The sea bathing Il unsurpassed game ano nsn abipns1
te price Of board moderate Every attention. wil DC psp
to .r. he comfort sn satisfaction VI those who may Pc
troze the establishment stage runs alternate Gays 70
aud gsom New Bedford. Arrangement VII DC uaae tof
lie CONVEYANCE passengers 10 and RON All River on S
ARRIVAL OF steamers Providence and morning and even
o. -, 80 - y esea, Ros,on JOSEPH COZ
III a. - ~. 49,. u M "A ta4a gny30 eOdtACi
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CRoPs. &c.-A friend who has lust returned
from tourney OF forty DAYS through the south
erf and Western states, has communicated 10 his
opinions OF the crops from actual Inspection Ills route
VS. from Boston 70 Buffalo by railroad IRON Buffalo 10
SssnsEy nv steafnboat from Ssndusky 20 Cincinnati
bv railroad from Cincinnati 10 Vicksbarg by steamboat
Thence he returned by the way Of 81 Louis and the u
nos River hy steamboat by canal boats through iae
rinoi. and Michigan Canal % Chiosgo: by steamboat
rom Chicago across Lakes Michigan Huron ana Eile
10 buffalo by canal 70 Utcs and from Utica home to
Boston BY railroad .ss,.
Aprt,iy coed forty days work Our iuena rode
throoeh i.sny thousand acres Of Ccuon and Corn III
Missssippi ami Arkansas. The Cotton crop promises
Aluudsntly Il was IN blossom the lJ;A Of JuSc ana
appeared healthy The Corn was generally nom teI
to twelve feet high. the ears already formed ana
slked" and very promising. lie had roasting ears
early VS. the first week N June The Wheai crop
all through Ohio Kcutucky Tennessee, Missouri In
diana nuOis and Wisconsin was pretty generaly
Raped and abundant crop il wss and Of good qua
~ Potatoes. grass and fruits Of al kinds promise
wen. The Wheat, Rye and Barley crops throughout
toe State OF New York arc resPed or being reaPed.
We need have no fears OF famine this year
Boston Transcript.
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sCHoOLEYs MOUNTAIN SPRINGS.
MARSH'S HFArHHOUsE.
yK,ttrs WFIL-K>DM Establishment

been fitted up Ia superior manner snd provided "iiD
.verv convenience found NJ he most fashionable pisces OF
Summer resort opened he lJh INST Jnasna pre-
para,ious have been male ah0rtng quantity OF coniyf
And peassunes. not surpassed At any other place ~ e
cun, " ant with ample accommodations tor 30 pefsons
great Inducements offered 10 Yst ns coo sl hesly
" I'D a'eois H. MARSH
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

prom l- s' IlI'ln ID ne l-l-Q- sud- '"-- ~ q
The Constitutional states that amous the mass
OF papers found IN the loeglnss OF Lieut.. De Fotte
were discovered several letters from Lamartine
together with a passport signed by inm. and on
other by Louis Blanc.
Orders have II IS said. been gwen Tor the arrest
Of LsmsrtIne Lcdm Rolhu Louis Blanc Caus
sidiare and Isyr,nvc
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FOREIGN MARKETS
Grain Market This Day....l2 o.

alus oi Wheat has been rather higher to-day.
Al other articles are dull The quantity OF foreign
Wheat brought to market Is but 40 qrs but OF
Barley the supply Is .l3o qrs. and Of Oats. 1910
M
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FREE SOIL At TIE Far WEST In addition
T. the glorious state OF feeling existing all part OF
Wisconsin and Michigan, on the allabsoroius question
Of free soil Illinois. the Egypt Of Loco-foooismi Is
moving in TIE matter Wing candidate for Congress
b. Missouri has also declared himself in favor OF *
tending the Ordinance OF l7s7 over all new Territories
occurred OF hereafter annexed. The Du Page Qii)
wig County Convention adopted the following ox
prosslve resolution
Ees9irsf That we are unequiv0caily opposed o. the
extension Of human involuntary servitudo INTO any ter
rory acquired or % be acquired by our Govcrnu mt
and that We rejoice ia OF the popularity OF this
sentiment cvinocd by It's approyaby several leading
sspirants oil ire Democratic party.
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rIIrI,-sAvING APPARATUS.

~ cRfTSIy a COS PATENT HEAT GENERATOR
D.-Engneefs need not be informed nss rom %
even by the best plans Of setung boilers, and ne ssme
tue II all kinds Offumsees .-,.--.
method Of saving fuel originally secured ~ psent Dec D
1872 AMI much improved MAJ new patent ws- =
Veferu waters stationary engines % heang fsoores 70
burning bnek 70 pans Ae IN pnelwor1s 20 snnes.ns fsf.
20 suns 20 papef-isI " n1 a.li~'' " sse'' "
The principle, % which he above has been given,
s been tOrOu ghy tested by business ~ The highest
fespectsbfy who have realized saving q from twenty
i've forty per cent. and consists ia, it, peculiar con
siucton 81 the frechsTnber Of hraace, rendering ne
Combustion almost perfect, and burning nearly al Ne gasses
and smoke thus generating maximum amount u naf non
yen quantity fuels and ID An Of the n1es
aid chimney BY which the beat retained under ne pan
boiler and only escapes stemperatre ncspaDe OF oo
and the necessity q building nigh chimney. entIsi ooy ~
aed The cost u setting thus much ess nan ~ nS ~
methods u nss essn sppsa 20 @ 1s.i a
cot and OF fuel Boers and furnaces ncs IN use can - al
tered win sa .gh sassnss - ossy ana hose IN
,eTesed ar invited 70 examine eerncaies drawings snh
models the Office Of ne Propetof,. ,.,.ss..,...
of the American INSTITUTE, sepi ~, lSH
~Yosr COMMITTEES are Of opinion nsi NE plan, sos Ineo
natural laws 10 economical combustion a ae Of any
pan ~hes has s ossa e1 a REs s -
Reference. may be made TO tbs following genistsn VINO
SAM Morgan, Ia Ws,er-st New York, LogwoOd works
Al Yonkers; Garner Co s. Pnest PRINT Works a. nav
er.rsw; T W. Harvey. Thny-liI1 o. Ss".fofk, VIZ, WI.
aud screw Works; lngersoA AeDowe5 rspef s..,.
sous yraghs Mass Messr,. Johnson Kline an ssaer'
OF ~ MARYLAND PenenrinTy Baltimore VIM A seyes.
Oh NIL, New-Bnnsw1cz, y. u T. Stay snsA n gro.
Grassy Point; John Adn4Ese 20, g, ~, Nh.
can Farngon, Pleasant Valley D. W Iss I 20 5'
Geneva ~ z. - y. on.ss ~ yo,l
4 aWFUI, MURDER.-Magnene PowceI ~ 20.
OF al kinds o. inseci., eocAosshe. Mons
5r. 80. ms.ke,oes bed bugs, and various OUR me-
40 Pills for destruction Of rs's ana iales' n
ain1,. sfer being IN their VIC nay " az sn ga
,,esf ,aisou Price aask box, s. eis Ihls poSnoe'
IA re-, ex.n,ined by tho ~edea F.euy o. rfcs, rus
80 Ss5..o ard Denmsrt from az 81 whom ne Is 1900
ssh ANNIE testimony Of its sapegor efficacy rubsPa'
/ Depot ~ Brosswsy Lyl2 Nv T. LsON q ~
ICE CREAM SPOONS. keepers q psole t.r 49,.
nS aoons can Obtain supplies " ~ f'ia
apulyrs the store u ~ ~
| IAaT "a sossamsl L Hslt, Hsy-as-A4s' r~"
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] u<T-tn Ncw-Nork. on >smnisv. s,h inst drst.,
I1ne n - and the other S,tf drawn OH DO Ncrclait
EXCHANGE tank by ha Albany Exchange Bsnk in uVcl o
Ceo-s- PicSeii and sud Red by 0eorse Pickles.. Tie
dfaN, ar worth 20 sA u the subscribe A. ne pay
hs. b. stopped and the hnter VII be sarsiAeotiiy ~
~srded By leaving them Al his oflce Nl 8
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- The Western Continent has passed INTO
the hands Of Nessrs Garland and Donaldson VINO have
resumed IL publication Il Baltimore.
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THE AXGLoSAxoN.' This excellent Phone
graphic and Phonetic champion has progressedwellnto
It's Second Volume--it richly merits the extended pa
uonage receives The Press of the country generally
speak in atterng of the aims and purposes OF the
publication, of course highly recommending the Writ
ing and Printing Reformation We extract from the
Ersns Post few Just remarks, particularly sppro-
pirate
"Th,s certainly one OF the bodest attempts a, limo.
walton ON large scale that have ever known, and
is 40 far decidedly OF the most successful Phono
typy and Photography together constitute what Is
known "A The Language Reform or the WIRING ana
smelling Reform alton We have heretofore spoken ap.
knowingly OF the principle which lies at the bottom Of
hi. movement The sheet itself Is one OF the Gu
rio,iues of literature To the uniformed eye 1t may
seem the ahsurdest thing imaginable but the reputation
OF its conductors for scholarship the fact that their
abors are only approved and sanctioned but warmly
advocated by some OF the most learned societies ana
individuals in the country, and by many OF those most
intere. I'D IN education together with the success winch
accompanies the undertaking, should at least render
those Who have not thoroughly studied rs principles
and advantages soinew bat modest in condemning IL
Photography kind of rapid and scientific short hand
is rapidly coming into use Tor verbatim reporting ana
even Tor lettcrwrung Il is undoubtedly the most per
feet system OF writing ever invented