The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-27

Shells & Maixne have just published a complete
history OF Lake George embracing great variety Of
Information, compiled with an especial reference to
meet the wants Of the travelling community. intend
ed as descriptive guide, together with complete
history and present appearance Of Ticonderoga.
ton and % Of both old and % cn aad
poor from the German of Z,ochakeke." is the title
of little volume published by JOHN 8 Taylor, whch
will 10 doubt receive large share Of patronage from
all those in favor of the Maine Law.
Among the various poetical works we have re-
ceiyed, is" The Patriot a poem, by G. W. King,
and dedicated to Joseph Mazzini; The Times" a
satire, by Peter Pickle, hitting Horace Greeley very
hard for his being it says. ''the niger lover and
feilned friend of slaves" "The Leper, aud Other
Poems by Mrs Rebeoca Hyoeman. is the name of
a book Of poems published by A. Hart, OF Fhiadel-
pha.
Mrs. Dennison has written an instructive vol me,
entitled Home Pictures containing amusing and
Interesting Stories and showing the comfort enjoyed
al home, towards the inconvenience and difficulties
which have to be encounte red abroad.
Moore, Anderson & Co., of Cincinnati, have inst
issued an able work, written by Prof. Augustus Ri-
pan, OF Paris. on typhoid fever and its homeopathic
treatment. The same publishers have sent US a copy
Of " Woman's Medical Guide" containing c says on
the physical, moral and educational deveopement Of
females and the homeopathic treatment OF all their
diseases in all periods Of iIe together with directions
forthe remedial use Of water and gymnastics, by o.
ard G. Pulte M, ID.
Dewitt Davenport have published book con-
tanning Father Gavazzs Lectures in full; also, the
life Of this distinguished man, together with reports
OF his lectures in Italian to his cOuntrymcn in this
CITY, The book is bound Ia neat cover, on the
ba * Of which is portrait OF Gavazzi.
d Appleton CO. have just issued volume. writ
ten by Matthew r. Ward. called English toms.
on Microscopic Views OF England and Englishmen."
This is a book compiled from the travels OF the
suthor in England, which, . country, he admires
but a. a nation he describes them as " a fallen one"
We have received from the publishers copy Of
useful book, being guide Tor the Portland White
MU, nt,ns and Montreal Railroad,
iacetons history of the politics OF this country
for the last four years. and relating particularly to
the Compromise Measures, and the part taken in
them by the people Of Mississippi, purportlng to be
Chronicles of the Fire-eaters OF the Tribe Of Mis-
sisipp by Seraiah the Scribe has just been issued
by the publishers
from the publishers Mes.rs Firth, Pond & Collin
dali Gone to Baltimore, y" Nancy Till, The II III
day Schottisch" and one Of Bickey's beautiful
melodies. called The Friends We have Left Behind
U.s." Thee pieces Of music are well worthy the
attention Of all lovers Of melody.
FAITHLEss SPoUsB.-A few weeks since infor-
nation lodged with Mayor Gilpin, that cert ain
Henry Harrison Vasey, an Englshman by birth, and
q house painter by profession, had left Br ,oklyn,
taking with him the wife Of couDtryman of his own,
pamed John Powell and 1926 besides, belonging to
tie II jured husband From the circumstance that
letter directed to Vasey was received at the Post
Office II tits city, it believed the fugitives would
make their way hitler, and watch was &C ,ording
ly set ut the window Of the POjtDfice. Yesterday
Afternoon, the couple made application for letter
fer Mr. Vasey the clerk gave the hint to officer Mar
vinc and the pair were Immediately nveyed TO the
Nj, yors Office where 5000 of the plumber was found
upon Vasey few months since, MIR. Powell went
to England a. the earnest solicitation of his wife, to
bring o sister Of her own to this country. 1t Is
thought the plan for the elopement was arranged
during the ab encc of Mr.. Powell. The p.rtes were
onmltted Ia deiant Of 81 900 each, to at the
ton cf the New York authorities. The runaways
have been travelling to niagara, and other places Of
fashionable resort They had taken two rooms in
South Eleventh street. which they furnished for the
pLrIUse OF residing there Some Of the letters from
the parties, which have fallen into the hands II the
police, particularly Philadelphia Bulletin,
Jay %.
TUE WNNEBAG oEs.-We find the following in the
st Paul J tmDcr0t:--
considerable portion OF the tribe have, for some
tine past, been eIclmped 90 the west side OF tae
Mississippi, near the mo:th II Run river. Gov.
couIcil with them III relation TO- their tribal mat
tiers. He tLen IL formed them that he had neen AL
thorzed by the governments t. receive from them n
pr pcs Il III regard t. al exchange of cndntry, in
order to all rd them a home WITH which they W aud
have no txUse for dssatlS action The chel1, after
conILltsti,D among semseyes, asked FOR tract Ut
lard IN tie neighhorhood o. Clear Lake pear the
s,u,lcm boundary ~ the Territory bit we're tod by
tho GoveTD,r that the proposti ~ could MT he en-
tcitaifed. They then made twp pr,pottt IA for a
tract ON u Minnesota river, and an tber for 'nu-
try en- the head Of Grow river, which latter will be
most likely to succeed.
SARATOGA AND EgwPcRr--TEE DrFrRRgsos.--
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