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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25
HONEY MARKET.

"WEDNESDAY, Nov. 7l-s p. NJ.
rhsre was much excitement in the street to-day
a we have noticed for time past and prices
loss buoyant. At the first board Cary Improvement
Company advanced u per cent Cumberland Coal Com
pa.y u. Nicaragus Transit declined 4 per cent; Ohio
Trust III Pennsylvania Coal 4; Btonngton vi Norwich
and Worcester 81 Long Island u; Erie Railroad n;
Michigan Central Railroad al Michigan Southern Rail-
road 1; Rochester and Syracuse III Hudson Railroad
u; Harlem 4 eat the second board the demand cor
tnued active and better prices ruled Nicaragua Tran
sit advanced per cent; Canton Company u; Stening-
ton u; Norwich and Worcester q Erie Railroad y;
Reading Railroad u Cumberland Coal 4 Cary Improve
msnt Company declined per cent Tasre was sale OF
Forerce and Keyport at 23h, which is an advance on
last sale. large number Of lots belonging'to this
company sold few days since ct auction. The At
tendance good and the buyers principally from
the country around Keyport. Upwards OF hundred
lots cold prices ranging from to two hundred
dollars each Tbs tendency of prices In tho stock mar
ket is decidedly upward aud the actions merely
those which usually attend rapid rise Money is NEST
abundant and negotiations easily made the most
favorable This is calculated to sustain the
lsve movement stocks and do net look for general
depreciation Circumstances likely to occur that
will aepess the market value Of certain fanccs but the
tendency Of prices.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer of
this port day amounted to S77 ooi payments, s2s
AGO 9S-balspce, SIS $780, 1856 30.
The whole amount of bids for the hundred thousand
dollars Of the Rochester City Bon6s reasonable in TWEEN
ty years four hundred aud hfty.hve thousand dol
lars prices ranging par to four thirty
hundredths per cent premium The annexed bids were
A.centrd.-
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DANCING ACADEMIES,
Az SEE SIXTH PAQR ~

HANGING LESS0NS.-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
II who will become members Of Of lessons,
requested to give notice thereof at Mr. Bschners Hotel
NO. 2l0 William street. or at residence No
dav from TO for children and haifpas 40 O'clock Tor
ladies' Walszps gaops and the schottsch taught
four hours Private Jesse given In private
FIR. RICHTER Professor Of Dancing.
nANCING.-MADAME ACHILLR RESPECTFULLY
~ informs her patrons and the public tha. she
her teaching in all the fashionable dances
schools private families For particulars, apply
No. % Warren street.
DRIvATE DANCING AT IS BOND sTREET.--MR
SEARINGS GLASSES arc filing up rapidly Ladies and
young Masters a. 3 and afternoon; gentlemen, at ~
and 81 o'clock evening Private lessons at times not
cuped Schools and families attended and soirees excu
sixe TO pupils and parents as formerly
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sloe. coo at an average of........ .1O4.2s

The receipts Of the Albany and Schenectady Railroad
Company in October 1852 amounted to $2 s67 against
s24528 for the month last year Increase 81 $3.50
equal to eighteen per cent.
dividend Of thirty per cent is ready to be paid to the
creditors Of the Commercial Bank New Jersey by rho
mas Marsh, of the receivers presentation of
certificates at the State Bank, New Brunswick Nj.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of Cum
berand coal transported the Mount Savage Irsn
Company's railroad during the week ending Nov. 9Th,
1857.
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The amount Of coal despatched from the mines Of tho
Cumberland Coal and Iron Company fo- the week ending
Nov. 9th 200 TONS and for the week ending Nov
18th Q 6s3 tons.
The City Council Of Savannah has subscribed in les
porae capacity the Of $500 to the Savannah and
Albany Railroad the condition that other persons
will first subscribe s6oOooO reserving the right to the
city to give the road other direction the
Chattsloochee towards Pensacola than by way of Alba
ny, if circumstances shoad render it desirable That
this step ENSURES the construction Of road from Savan
rah almost Dir line to Pensacola there scsrcelya
question. There interests engaged which will render
this copsumma,icn inevitable.
The Albany and Susquehannah Railroad has boon 30
far located to be ready for contract Bids for It's
sruction have been invited which will be opened tho
first Of December
The report Of tho Wilmington and Raleigh Railroad
Company for the year ending September 80 1867 gives
the annexed exhibit Of receipts aud expenditures
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
CsaaxcrED "WEDNESDAY. Novnnpn. a. Foa TIE Nsw
YoRK HERALp
NEW YORK MARKHr.

Duties payable in cash Goods stored TO be sold at puo
auction at the end Of The ton In all coses 10 DC
md
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25

NJ ATIokAL HOTEL, pETRoIr.--THIg HOUSE, THE
largest, and most elegant establishment west Of
Vow fors " kept by FnLLERS q BENJAMIN fsrnsrU
4 Abe ucntrsAl hnrse IN ths oitv ~ AorArsal.
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ITNIor HOTEL, GEORGETOwN, d. C.-rHIS LARGE
and convenient house having been Thoroughly paired
and rehttes with entirely furniture OF handsome and
comfortable Etye Will b. opened on wednesday ncxt the
10th inst The subscriber invites Tho patronage OF hs pub
io those who favor him with their be assured
Of hospabo reception the best fare and such comforts
and attentions will mako his houss compare fRyorahly
with the beet topt hotels in tho District elsewhere Om
nihuses constantly pas and from the Capitol running
rRtH eleven O'clock st night, wM NJ FtEznUGA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25

MO KING BIRDS FOR SALE-TWO or run
M finest moehng birds in the city originally eighty
dollars will be disposed Of nowl reasonable as the
about giving up housekeeping. Address "Hsmiltsn,"
Broad Post ONCE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25

MAT. CLINTON WISHES TO LET HIS FRIRNDS
AVA and the public know that he will SELL cash. tha
bes. Peach Orchard and white ash Goals dry and
in order, from snder Sheds the lowest possbta
prices from the yard No. s. Go.rck street. Rv-
irgton street. And also from boats dschsrgins Or
ders by dispatch attended to. MAT. CLINTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25

NOR SALK.-TUE LEASE AND MACHINERY or
that large double four sory building 25 and 256 West
street. between Ninth and Tenth avenues
suitable manufacturing The machinery
sts Of twenty I'VE horse engine and boiler with shang
all To ensh Gust will be sold cheap. Apply
the premises, or At No. 10 Deskman street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25

rf>O BUTCHERS AND oTHEaS-FoR sALE-A FIRST
rate meat stall Sausage meat cutter meat blocks
eornsd beef tray two ksve and choppers and good
spring saIt all VIII be sold cheap the
going TO Australia Please Gall a. 34 Frt bewssa
Twentieth and Twenty street. between the hours Of 10
nd o.
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xrYINTKR ARRsNaEMENTs-NEw Yokk Asn
w Harlem EArcadrhros asy nsss , n .sa,iss sas
asr Tyos rev csatr, s,eea ssl ,n
a. -. III r.v st.tions Second srsn A. kExprss
rra,r ,toppipz a. eroton Falls psvsr Plans h,sars
- ~ sphnr rour Corners. Third train, 20 r. h4As
srsss Trsn, stepping AZ Croson rsh Dover risns sss
~ lava r.st Aibapy As 3 Aad II A. sata II
WA t'~'S - NJ syloAT, eupe-inteatsaA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25

ITO BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURES. -JoR
Il Sals-A Importation Of french waved oalfskia.
ALSO, pAseL tsd and eRsmelled eafskins.
COOK " MANN. 50 Gold stree4.
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IIorEL.s.

gVuRE OF coRNs BuNIoys, cALLosIrIEs BAD
- NAILS Ne, by Madame BRRHARD, No. l67 BoHtry, be-
tween Broomo aad Delaney sire, to.
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rp.AyMrLwRs' aUIDE.

T,AuDEE AND AHBoY RAILROAD roR rHILADEL
~ phia-L Leaves ~ steamboat JOHN POTTER, Pier Ne
North flvsr, 1t A. M and l.. M throash In AZ hours
Fars class SIS second saSa hySP. NJ line cniyl g
Ret nAg leave Philadelphia feet 81 walnut
a N. and p. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25

I TONARD STREET PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Nos
~ 81 and 50 Leonard street being forty feet fooG
feet IN rear l2 fstin depth the nertk
psrty three brick houses
~ building Apply to BEhBk HALLETT, l25 Bread
wAr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25

GTEAN ENGINE FOR sALE.-rO MATTERS AND
- othersFor sale low, SITES engine Of two powse
with upright tubular boiler Ia complete working order
having been In abo.t two Can be opera
street stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25

HUDSON RIVER RAIIRosD.-TRAfNs, DAILY
II from Chambers stvees FOR Albany Troy-Express
Train NJ througL ia four hours with trains
reeebiBr Buffalo Montreal at o'clock same evoara.
Nail Train a ~ Through Way Train .. 7. n. Express
Train Z. III. Accommodation Train r. AZ.
Sp day Trains from Canal street NJ for Pough-
keepsis aAd at5 r. Tor Albany stopping A. s the Way
Stsucns Passengers taken Ut Chambers Canal Chris-
tepAes, Fourteenth and Thirty first strssts.
CHO. eTAnK. Snporintendcnt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25

NIFTY HORSE POWER STEAM ENGINE FOR SALR-
a new and SUPERIOR engine ana boilers With ali
nectons &C., complete and ready to ba put operation
without further additions The above, ish plain extsror
fnsh made OF the best materials and wish the
attention to perfection Of construction and
wertmanthip. For particulars apply 30 JAMES CUM
kINGS, Columbia Foundry, 40 Duane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25

RARE OPENING TO ENGAGE IN BUgINESS-
"A Tho proprietor OF fsshiona able and we'll
jewery and fancy goods store doing rass
and located in of the aud al,
ties in New York state having other business
10 engage his sttenton, offers his the nos4
reasonable terms hs stand the best In the the
store being owned by the parties Lease obtained
for term Of years other inf may obtained
by nquns Of the Clerh Of the Western Hotel Cor taaat
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25

LOR SALE-THRER SHARES IN THE CITIZENS
Mutual Accommodating Assooiation, A. discount Il
Sold account Of the parties leaving the country InQas
Of G. G. ANDREWS, Al Broadwsy up Stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25
PAcIgt0 CHEMICAL LABORATORY. PAcIy!e

ID LAUUKATOKY, PACIYIG
street, between Vanderbilt Carlton svsuss Broen-
Ign 1ones No. II wall street. third aosr No. IA.
HASiCkE KRAFT, manufacturers Of purs Chemical.
Reagents dagusrreoyps apparatus acids others ammsa
metallic oxides, other Gne oheoals would re0peeS
fully solicit public attention TO their
where they are At all times ead to furnish article
their line, with tho u.nost fidelity prom TST
feel assured that tAsy furnish good article a. SCI
be imported and ut lover rate Thoy also ready %
make analysis of 3rugs checsls mnsrals ard other ee
ueroal articles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25

East Chester, west Chester county containing about
aity acres adjoining Glen Vernon Said farm has on
tw apple orchards two peach do and variety Of other
kinds Of fruit Said farm within minuteI walk
two depots the New Haven railroad. Inquire st M6
Mi tn street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25

VALUABLE LEASR For SALE -FoURAND A HALE
yearB lease OF she Of Green rich a,d Corr
apdt streets, will be sold Apply 70 IL. W. PRESCOTT,
ID " ali ssgsst, or On sss pre- nses.
yUoop AT ~ MI HAVE FOR SALE 800 CORDS OF
w virginia vrows ID pine wood, delivered q pier In
York river eight miles asovs yorktown Pier hods 10
cords.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25

NAV YORK AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lN Uated States Nail and Express Lines. through fesf
serrs New ysreey Rsir.sd via Jerscy ~
7 n Leave Philsdslrhis atsssd a. NJ sn sa,s yss
For hrst class 50 sscond DO, ga and A. ~ -
8sltimore Washiaeton Norfolk and
Mehet ssla ia the aheys asF and shrcugh
In TIVE Al NJ and So y. NJ limos from New lorh
gers with baggage the ferry Afsssn minas D -
krnin Ieny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-25

GoRE LOT FOR sALz-oN EAST SIDE or FOURTH
NJ avenue, between Eighty third aud Eighty-fourth
streets starting from the tire Of the block ~ feet Deep
point the 'front.' 81 feet from tho
u free from ks and all membranes Title perfect
j. B. WOOD, sss Broadway.
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- respectable family where there few other
boarders BY gentleman AMI wife Room furnish or
Office
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VALuAsLE PROPERLY roR sALR-rouR HOUSE,

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALR.-F0UR HOUSES
and lots Liberty street, Cedar street, four; Dsy tive:
vesey sws Fulton four seehman three Park rlass ons;
Murray en Warren six; Chambertwelve Meade eighteen;
Du.pe twenty; College place ave. West Broadway
Anthony twelve Thomas hve Church i've; Leonard Fights
Greenwich, farr WassRFton, four; Lsigh. four North
Moore, two; Jay Hubert, thrse Canal Sprna,
Mercer fopr and number Of others the aide
the above lease Also, number for sails the
side Of the city. Also, 20 houses and ots tewa Also
Of lots in vaross sscone Of the city
AM about twenty iho etv Also property we'll
sitasted In wsurburg And Brooklyn. Prohle aud par
.eurr Of Of the ab0ge win be eheerfully ar
pleaton 81 the sfhes OF BEEBk HALLETT.
No. 1875 Broadway, oEee IS
rr--Nopsy always on band, to loan besd mort
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FURNACE AND STOVES FOR SALE.-ONE OF kay
II sera No. furnaces, in good order; large aaA
hand shsetron pyramid stove, and three hall
Apply NJ the American Hotel Broadway and Da-ca
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PONDS FOR sAIE.-NEw YORK AND NEW HAVEN
~ X. X. Bonds, per cont, due in 1866 New Fork
Harlem r. H. Bonds per cent. due in 1873 Mobile City
cent due in 1857 Illinois Central r. Il. Bends cent
due in 1876 Western Vermont r. Bonds per coat dss
In lSU670 Mansfield and Sandunky City 1st Mortgage r.
Bonds7 cent. due In 1860 Pattsburs and Montres K
Bonds, per cent; due In 1882. kEICHUM kOQERS. r.
BEMEkT, No. AZ William street.
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r'o .JRwELSRRs, GOLD PEN MAKERS. sILvBE-
smiths and other ufacsurersFor sale to lease.
for term Of years cottage house and jewellers wsrk
shop The house eontsibs mae rooms The shop il 1--WE
stores cellar and attic, and hsted with
work benches and heater and will seat twelve hands Lsi
n by Sd house 20 by co. ANA alley from trent
81 lot The whole is in good repair aud will be Leased
moderate rent or cold easy terms. Possession givsa
either the LIST Of February t a May TO suit the
tss Apply the pr.mises 81 Prince STREET NyTtls
avenue, or 70 FOSTER = Lopez, Ne. sands street.
Brooklyn.
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Legh'n, No3,l,lb-- SisA-
Trieste, S.P.F. - Ia O.
RICE, Io0lhs. A. q 6lh
SALT
Turks leland. .-NHa-2 %
Liverpool, sack l W o l 6l1s
SEEDS
Flax, Am.ro'gh.
per bua. -. l 40 a14j
Tinothy,tros. 1T = al9 5v
Clever, lb. - 8}ss-- OK
SOAP
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EOK SALE-PR0PERTY ON WASHINGTON AND
Warren strssts.-Ihe vsoan. lot no. on ths east
side Of Washington street. feet INCHES in 'front.' By 50
street. Aioo, the two story brick houses aud lot =
feet each in 'front.' Warren street. by 70 feet depth
sbuttng the Of the aforesaid lot, No 200 Was-
rect and forming An from to Warrss
The Warren street house be altered into
by small outlay and by using ~ feet Of the
the lot Washington street. they be made IS feet ssep
giving sufficient ground for three good stores which will
command high rents This property in the most ady.ns
hood Of the Erie and hudson River Railroad dspot For
price And terms, apply 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21
HArmanf LkgisIatnrA.

Montpelier, Thursday. Oct. IA. 1852. i, The General Assembly of Vermont convened Go day. The Senate was or- ganizei by electing Samuel M. Conant, Secretary; William M. Dickinson, Ks: sistant do; and Rev. Mr. Lord, Chap lain. n r
 In the House fourteen baIloLings were had for Speaker. Fesplting in no choice. The House then adjourned till to-mor> row. The first and last 'ballois were az follows:
 First-Powcrs. (Whig) 80 Barlow, (Dem.l 50; Ncedham, (Free SoiD 37 i: Granby. (Whig) 8; Scattering. ?.
 Lasl-Powe,s, TT; Barlow, 4s; Needhsm. 30; Grandy, 27; Dean, (Whig,) 4.
 Ou Friday. Mr. Powers was elected Speaker, at the 24Lh ballot. '' "
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21
Mass Meeting at Danbnry


 A Mass>Meeting of the Whigs of Dam bury and the neighboring towns, will be held in that village, on Tuesday the '26th inst, at 2 O'cluck P. M. It is expected that the Hon. Truman Smith, and other distinguished speakers, will be present.- The whigs of Danbury would be- happy to see a large delegation from Litchfield county present on the occasion. This will oe one of the last whig gathe rings in the SIale, prior to the decisive day, and we are confident there are many in this county who are ready to accept the invitation of their friends in Fairfield county, ari assist in making this gathering strong and joyful demonslration for our patriotic eagse,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21
Presidential PrOSnects.
Correspondence ot the ". y. <Iyibu

Corfesp0n0e1ce Cf toe ". Y. Tribune.
 '. Washington, Oct. 12, 1859.
 .The intelligence here in possession of the Whig Central Committee, in regard to the approaching Presidential Election. is of the most satismcioiy charac,er.
 An unwaYe'ing confidence is felt i,, the election of Gen. Scott. It is conf dently believed that all the States it the South that voted for Gen. Taylor will vote for Gen. Sc tt. excepting Geor- gia. while the chance is goo for one or two others. At the same time. no doubt is entertained that Gen. Scott will carry ali in the North that Gen. Taylor carried with the add itlon of Ohio. and probably two CT th'ee other North. western States.
 Let no Whig stop now to see or ask what his brother Wings are doing el~e- where. but simply do Iris ovn duty, res> olutely and ene' getically. and he need entertain no fears fer the future.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21
Refhtation Of a SIander.
Washington. Ger

Washington, Oct. 8. 1852. Editors of the National Int eligencer.
 Geniemen:-Having seen the follow. ing statement in the Union of pc,ober !, 1852, viz:
 PERF EcrLx CkusHINe-We clip the following paragraph from the Washington Journal of Saturday. It is a crushing ex- p"sure of Scots harney duriag hls cleo, 'ionrerlhg cappai5l in Ohio: '''..> ~
 "GGN. scoTrs' "CoNs1srENcr It Would be amusing. were it aut humiliat-. 'i"g' 10 coprare the blarneyiug tone noM adopted by Gen Scott towards foreigners V'lh h's former course and bear,6g lo- wards the same persons. The .riEil rogue of Rn 1rtshman at Cleveland hrew the Genera1 int0 e$lacies. He ac- l"aiiy 'l"ved il-it >remirded him If how lr'shmnn had fuug gLt sIde by side with hun lu Mex,co &c. Now, to show inc totHl in- sincerity or this, il is only necessary to turn to one of his letters 10 recruiting Iffi> cers, written during the war. in ls47.- The following IS an an extract;
 You are instructed not to enlist for eigners, or ihe battalI on of s, Patiick has taught ps lh at foreigners cannot be uus> ted.' @ :" -
 '' This was at late period, and not at the commencement of the war What IS since changed his op,nion> Not tho Mexican cappaign, certainly for that was nearly over when he 30 broadly asserted tlat foreigners cannot be trusted And his is the man, who is now trying to huns Jug Germans and lrishmen n, whether uat- uraIiz-d "r about to be That rich brugue a-WeIl"
 beg you win deny it in my name. as ul- terIy aud nnqu"IIfi 'uy false. l was one of Gen. Scot''s aid-de-ca'nps during the Mex'can War, aud have ron,in1ed in that capacity to ihis time. The only ins,ruc. tioBs given by len. Scott to recruiting off, : rers were tp report to certain officers in the United Statcs. viz Gen. Brooke, at New Orleans. and the Adiutant Geneya of the Army at Washington. Sc. An other uslruc'ion to recruiting officers were issu> ed from the office ot the Adiuta n. General at Washington; and. on inquiry ihsre, L am authorized to state that no such ia. Strlctlons were issued from that ofiice.- It any sucn instructions were. h"wrver, issued ftom the Adintant Generals Office. it could only have been done with the sanction of President Polk, or Mir. Secre- tary of War Marcy. under which Adjvtnnt General Jones issued orders during the absance If G-n-rat Scott in Mss,cp,
 The utter 'olly of go doi"g. in time of war especially is sufficient to stamp this, purPor'i"g to bs a9 -x,raci fr"n Gen. Sc"tis iastI uctiOos as BASE FORGE LY. l rsiterate, the statement is utterly false: Very 'respec tfully. your s,bedient servant.
 SCHUYLER HAMILTON,
 Captain by Brevet U. 5. Army.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21
TAoHcoSIc. OR LETTERS AND LEGENDS ABOUT OUR SUMMER HoMg. By God \ IL l.. n

TAoHcoSIc. OR LETTERS AND LEGENDS
 ABOUT OUR SUMMER HoMG. By God
 frey Gray lock. Boston: Bedding 6,
 Company. 1852.
 This is d pleasant volume. a. it ought to be. for i, relates to par. of the coun. try than whi,h the world has few pleas. an,er regions 10 show inc trayslier.-- .'Somebody." says the author in the pre- face. .'has called it' the Piedmont of A merica. 1do not know how just the appellaiion may be. bu, # Piedmart can bs lighsful!y called tie Be. .kshirs of Eu rope. It must be n very delghsfui g:6a. N N Tue ooM,en,s of the volume arj pSiincipalf ly nafra,iyes of visits made to ms. of tie ,e,na, kably beautiful or picturesque places In Ha,kshi'e. and of inciden.x. n,s,6. icai Or duGies,ic,of which they have teen lhe scene. A few notices of dis. Gn!uished persons ialiabiling the villages oi that charmiGg district arc thrown ID, and the wh..l. nsakss a yery en,s, lAinlng wo,k, which after the pleasu. 6 derived from it's first perGsal. might serve as guide book for the summer visitor ip BsIkskka-M 2. ksarisg Pssi.