The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-22

Colt'S pistols and similar Connecticut aaotlous the
can be landed for the Cars use large qusntity 81
powder Is now being put up in such way TO be mis-
taken for iogwood BY careless examiners and viii be
into the Baltic after the English deet shall have
left it being supposed that there viii be much time
ness last spring If the Samuel Appeton-which vessel
every one here believes to have had and ammun
ton for her cargo in partcould get in ahead OF the
English 1t Is not professionally inferred that they will
have time enough for operations at the close OF the sea
son to admit q some dashing skipper landing powder
enough Port Baltic blow all Europe to pieces II II
could only be used directly for that purpose. The salt
pere that the Russians have bought here all came from
Calcutta that the English NAV have the satisfaction
knowing that their doninons have supplied the Car
with this most important material Of war. Why dd not
she shut down the gate year aSoi ny sae steamer
sent to OF the principal British Consus America
inquire the matter That Is England all the
The preparations for the great United States Agricu
with vigor and scale that speaks well for the ber
atty Of the gentlem engaged the business There
will be seats arranged ior persons me press Is
agents presenting his credentials, win be taken to
hotel and all his expenses, during the continuance of
the fair will be paid The reporters are to have tent
for their special accommodation, provided with all APP
propriate furniture They win also ave at
ced to their department These advantages are to be
enjoyed only by gentlemen regularly attached to some
paper. . 49,. u..., !, p.,.,u nm
consideration Mr.. A. B. Keith delivered an interesting
address, bounding with facts all going to show that such
city made $40 900 last year by sales Of four and
other 800 000 The remedy proposed is meet comb
nations to keep up prices BY combinations Of the opposite
We are to have a deuge of new works. Phillips,
Sampson Co. announce Mr. Prescotts new work, "The
Emerson's FEnglish Trsits which Is said TO BE- work
Of great value and which the eminent author has
been long employed They have In press numerous
original fOrrnar
are Caste Story Of Republican Equality" an anti
I" Wolfsden," al Edith Hale" 8The New Age Of Gold"
and :" Berence" Among the reprints i translation of
further variety Of juvenile works and con-
tnua,ion Of Mr. ssIgents edition Of the British poets
Little Brown Co. will add to their already extensive
edition Of the British poets the works of shskspeare
Byron, Moore, Montgomery, Dorine Herrck, Andrew
MARVEL, Henry Vaughan and John SHELTON MARVEL and
and Notes Professor Bowen's Principles Of Political
their edition Of the British Essayiss' Professor Agas
szs great work. Contributions to the Natural History
G se the s Vn as .ss Volumes IN is @ and q
John Adams" The first volume will contain the
Life OF John Adams by his grandson, Charles Francis
great work theme interesting. 1t would not be
surprising If its appearance were to lead to controversy
political history after the Constitution went into opera
ton John Adams occupies very singular position in
political annals for he offended the ederasts with
out conciating the democrats. II will be difficult to
write his life without running aoul Of somebody pre-
judices and then will come controversies. There are
two sides, too to revolutionary history, and Mr..
Adams may be regar led not only having been
the most prominent figures side, but as having
stood in direct opposition to very eminent men Of
that great in which independence
Mr. Brownson's Review is to be published in New York.
wider field for enterprise that Is connected with the
Catholic church, though some think the change will not
prove good one.
Mr. Parker's new hotel on School street, was opened
on Monday last. In all respe Is Is Of the
petest establishments Of the kind in the United States
and second to in Boston, Externally 1t Ia noble
ornament to the city while its internal arrangements
such do credit to the taste Of all concerned In get
ting them up. It's location is such that has been
said, II is within Ave minutes walk Of everywhe
that of everywhere that people wish to in Bos-
ton.
Gore Block at the Of Green and Pitt streets is
an immense building intended to accommodate
rous descriptions of business and which has risen with
great speed quite changing the appearance Of things in
that quarter Of the town. 1t is Of brick and sto
ries high. Just beyond It, you 60 towards Court
street Is another large edce going up, Immediately op
poste the Revere House. The building the site
Of Niles stables which IL close TO the Court House. and
fronts School street Ia going steadily to compile
ton. 1t will be sed for lawyers offices, and FORTH
An iron front store ia building Fulton street. place
that has much changed during the last fifteen years
as sny part of Boston that am acquainted with.