The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-11-08


very of Boston, and they determined go else
where their purchases and hence the particular
ause the firms have mentioned establishing branches in
New York. Trade and commerce. well tho common
of our country, will always less suffer
| long abolition Is made political ssne
LITERARY NOTICES.
The Forayers the Raid Of the Dog Days. BY w. Gilmore
Simms, esq.
The str the American revolution present TO
the novelist field unsurpassed in richness by any other Pc
iod history Endowed with genius and ability Of the
very highest orde Mr. Smms has entered upon this rich field
with which has his name inseparaby with
the memory many the stirring events Of those times In
the powerful Imagination which he displays the conception
his plots the highly artistic in which the final de-
effected the refined and healthy moral tone
vadng page Of his books Mr. Simms has perhaps no
superior among living novesscerainy this side Of
the waters The volume before s continuation of the
revolutionary tales which in OF republics
by Redfed In Deep thrilling interest is equaed only
by The Pason The Scout, &C., &c., BY the same author
For sale by Franck Taylor.
Of the Queens Of England Of the House Of Horer.
BY Dr. Doran.
Mrs. Hail. Miss Strickland, and Others have preceded DR..
Doran in this field of labor and with eminent yet
they by exhausted the materials these two vol
give ample proof do not know the Doctors books
in all particulars perfectly reliable historic This wo
stop inquire while reading them do not sup
any else will but, should this inquiry DO
made with critical exacton, doubt not that the Lives
the Queens of the House of Hanover would be found to be
about truthful most Memoirs and certain that
they will be found be far agreeable and entertaining
Of them Those who have read " Habits and
Men," and Tabe Traits, by the author should not
fail read these works They be had of Franck Taylor
The Unhoy Alliance American view Of the in tho
East. BY William Giles Dix.
The principles underlying the present the East
discussed with skill and ability in this work We have spo-
ken heretofore of this book and need but repeat the
concentration then gave. For sale by Taylor Maury
The Red Eagle; a poem Of the South By A. p. Meek
America though she has Shakespeare, Milton, or
Byron whose historic has poets who do honor to
ber but cannot safely that Mr. Meek s one OF them
The story of the Red Eagle possesses considerable interest
and if freed from the ryhme that covers IT. and
dressed up in good prose- would be quite readable h
far too meek to create much of sensation Those who
curious to see it can get it of Taylor Maury.
Juno clifford. By Lady.
This simple, transformations title attached to one Of the
written novels that have fallen in hands for many
days. We do not know by whom it Is written but We 90
know that the be ashamed of her produce
tion. The of Juno Clifford the heroine depict
ed with clearness and vigor seldom equaed by novel
st of the day. There is air of refinement and cultivation
about the whole style of the book which distinguishes from
the Of contemporary works Of the kindwe such
designed exhibit the habits and Of Eco
caed first classes We sorry see however, that the
book is in many places dsgured by typographical errors
Messrs. Appleton should look carefully the proofs Of
their works. For sale by Taylor Maury.
PRESIDENT PIERcE-The Southern Banner published in
Louisiana, pays the following compliment to President
Pierce;
Franklin Pierce has stood for three years at the head
of the government with more than Roman frmness dis
playing in every emergency iron equal TO that OF
The immortal Hero Of the lemitage placing his veto 70
all bills he regarded violations of the constitution
checking himself all wasteful and exravagant appropr
tons of the public moneys rebuking and at all
hazards all and ruinous projects 10 give away
the public domain He has stood true and faithful sen-
mel on the watch-,ower Of tho constitution, imbued with
love Of our institutions with of justice which
bled him to forget sectional divisions that be might adj
minister the government in all its departments without
sign Of partiay any, and full justice to all He has IN
all emergencies shown himself fully equal TO the occa-
son-he has been faithful TO the constitution and strictly
oheycd LAS he pledged himself do all its requirements
and he stands this day before the world acknowledged
statesman, pure patriot and honest man. whose adj
mnistrs'ion compares tayoraby with the most patriotic
and powerful OF the pures days of the republic Demo
Gratis from all scctone whose principles unainted with
any Of the hated and deestablc sms OF the day. rally
and unite in the bonds Of brotherhood to susan Franklin
Pierce