The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-04-10
Works Of Daniel Wsbstsr.

The Boston Post publishes the following notice
Of the SIX beautiful volumes, edited by Hon. Ed
ward Everett. forthcoming from the press Of
Messrs. Little, Brown & Co:
The reader will be greatly Interested in the
touching dedications Of each of these volumes. The
fret IL dedicated to bis nieces. Mrs. Alice Bridge
Whipple and Mrs. Mary Ann sanborn, the daugh-
tiers of Ezekiel Webster the brother OF Daniel; aud
this not only for the love Mr.. Webster bears for
them, but from the desire, he Expresses H. that
his brothers name might be associated with his
own, 30 long as any thing written spoken by
him should be regarded or rcsd the second is ded.
Gated 10 Isaac r. Dsvis, esq., ms can sfectionats
and grateful Acknowledgements" Of warm private
fricndship; the third 20 Caroline lie Roy Webster,
HE wife, as a tribute Of bic affections and some
acknowledgement Of her deep interest in the produc.
tons they contain; the fourth 30 Fletcher Webster,
hisson, "hs only surviving child and the object Of
eco, ne grateful token OF long friendship The
last copy entire, TO show the fclicitovs manner
Of these dcdcations:
Dedication of the sirGi Volume
With the wsrmost paternal Affection mingled
with deeply afflicted feelings, dedicate this, the
last volume OF my works, to the memory Of my de-
ceased children,
JvLr. WEBsTER APPLETON,
Beloved in all the relations Of daughter wife mo.
thcr, sister, aud friend and
Major EpwApD wrBsrEa,
Who died in Mexico in the military service II the
United states, with unblcmishcd honor aud rcpu.
laton, and who entered that service solely from
desire 10 be useful to bic country, and do honor "a
the State in which nc was born
Go, gentle spirits, to your destined rest;
While !, reversed our natures kindlicr doom,
Pour forth fathers sorrow your tomb"
DANIEL WEnsTER
This ~, Of course, by warm personal and 20.
litcal friend, who sympsthzcs generally IN hi'
political views; yet those who cannot coincide IL
these views will stiIl find the author candid anc
moderate, and always chastc and elegant. Thus
besides meeting here a beautiful memoir OF tn,
iribuuon TO political history. The carly par
Of the life is deneated with much effect ~,
could wish that every young man would read tb'
account here presented Of the oyhood, youth, anc
laborious studies OF Daniel Webster that, what
ever might be his natural gifts, be might be en-
Outraged by such example 10 prepare himself fo
usefulness by long and severe preparation.
Faro At a srgAnER.-Ths telegraph, unde
date Of New Orleans, April 7th, reports that th
steamer Csmsnche was ascending the Rio Grand'
with forty passengers on board, including many
ladies' and also General Carvajal, she was free
Several sbots struck the boat, but luckily no live
were lost. The shots were probably intended fo
Cnrvaal
"wfwrrR LfrosaiNo wv had another storm
Of snow and sieet last night, commencing abou
sunset. Winter struggles hard 60 retain ts do
miDiOn, and, so far, with very fair success u ,
thought that the latcncss Of the season will be Ia
forable 20 fruit, by keeping back the foil develop
ment Of the blossorns until after the disappearanc
of frost. New York Journal " Cornmree IN.