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BROOKLYF ITEMS.

Rus ov En-Yesterda7 afternoon abou! o'clock
r four years of sge named Bridget Masner was kaoeke
down and ,up ever at OF Fifth and North F'ftn
street, +. D. bv horse attached n sStle $50 sen9u
Injured She badly bruised and cut about hs oehed ana
len eve by being ruct By tn Ise's ot rh' wounds
were dressd b, DR. Lei,h The diver, Thos Dunhan vas
arst by Sergeant Loushty Of the fifth pouee oe' ana
held for eI animation by Justice Jacobs.
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IAdYerInsment.l

CHEAP BUILDING MATERIALs-Eor full partlcu
lar, in r,nd 10 The mode of building Concrete or Grave
Walls see A HONE FOR ALI, published By
FovLIRk WILLS No. js Broadway, Nes-fork-
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by Ielegrapn.
Disasters sc

BOgTON ny 2-Afsr long spel ofeas,eby " I'd, Hesss
1cutd l. the west Ia 'cfeuO0n large feet o. ever Hfs
hrr "a ., goo vssI. and c9ssers went 70 sel
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Ocean steamers


P.,I6, Sailed from Liverpool ior Nsw.Yofk....Nov
Moth sailed 6on u h1inp'or flr New Yops.. Nov
" a.. iuston saiis rom : m h.mpt wYotk Nov
Sal from Liverpool fof HJ.tJu........N Nov n
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COURT CALFNDAe-THIs DAY. 49,. -
srprprop CorR1-Nos GA 6s4, 37e, 800 592, o.,
~, So ., 7se fSo 7s? 7s 7s4 735 TS7 7s ~ 49, 2S
SrpRTvE coURT-GeHerGl trm-Noe. -, 81, o.
2e IS 81 90, 81. %, @ Is, g. q, S, 81.
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r, No,A Rrey Boats IA - bb, Flour a 90 bshsa
wheM = OC b-sb Ga l62ii bash Corn SOS bush Rye
lsi hhls Beet. 80 bA.s Wb,k..
~ Erie R4ro4d- "a bb..Eloar IS bis Beef coo Ss.b.
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WILLIANsBURGH DIsPESsARY.-At the meeting OF
of this dpe'ssrv last evening the ap9thecs' re-
ported bad been tTtsed during the month OF
crobey viz: male 95; fema 80 Nstivity-Uned Siae'
III Ie,nd $50; England, 7; Germany, Number OF pre-
scrptiOns liyen out, 564.
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CARRYIyG sLUSG.sHOT.-Yesterday a seaman
named FIR, ne Higgins before Justice Smith on the
cbsg carrying slupgsho' He bad been dordey on one
OF the South rryboas and officer being ca led "ai
discovered th.t he had sung-shft secured - his vnt by
riirg He committed 10 fal TO swet the ,;tot OF the
srsud Iury.
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tAdverti.e-eIt !
ru No 3f2 RROApwAY, makes good

ITOI DcNTTH, No. ObZ bhOADN y ttIdnOV S0ou
vtitrr, tf a. ten - twenty Lessons. NeeA
onv AID s. Cards Of psrteuE N - oe ha6 .ne
Do abe Bookk, epng thoroughly 'anght u o. oolDsNrh'
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lAGvertl-emsntl
Il uhn urita should 20 10 WLMARTH's, No.

and see his pez style and Pencils. called
s.n5'. Psen The besr things OF he hind ever issust
L,se elegant convenient and durable warranted not 20 &C.
mt Of Order The attention of the trade = invited
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CITY CouRT.-Tbe city court, before in zee Calvel
ard Sureyisos StrJksr ard Allen met yesterdsy but sd
jour1 ed until this morning without doing any business
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Advertisement
WILSON'S DANpRLION COFFEE-F0r Dyspepsla

Indigestion SICK Headache Bilious and Liver Dse,e. and
,Tejay r-com ended cersonI Of 6e et- constztort
81 BY al respectable Apothecass bnd a. Tie principal cepo'
,o per OF 27.b s. snd Sd-sv.
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THEFT.-A lad named John joyce was de'e,ted IN
the Of stealing pigeons The tenth ward yeerdsy He
was Identified runaway from the Flsbash Nursery ssyIun,
and sent back 70 bis old Gusrters.
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Passengers Arrived

In ,bp Cara Linn from Giagop-Wm Wallace analAdJ
JoI " asce Dayid " aila-e Simon Pax . , 49,,
IN the Ihip Roeus from L'erp OI-iohn mnweH, aJ Ms
child Ja reudet and lady Geo. RJwns, Arthur Jenhnh
lady and child Alfred PeLder.
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Br1Fss in The worst If DYSPEPSIA IL owing TO s ps;'
liar tonic proter and being entirely free rom ALCOHOLIC
ipulsnts II PROD nee. reaction uDptaant senssjn'
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IAdvertisemeu-

DISEASES OF THE Eye AND EAR
PsAScIs saLrEa, N. D., NJ 5 T.,
~ - DUN Once hours II A 81 70 4 p ".
NRn, surrs will ,orwNd bis p1bi,hed e.,ess 70 ary
address upon application
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Acknowledgment

BL,KE's PATENT yIRK-PROOF PAINT, No. 1l9
Pearl.st-See under he.d Of Paints.
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CGtRGE or FALSE PBrTENSES. - G sivin Brow
tcsSt No ihS sou street 49, yer risv s-r-.,s
Assgea s,A hsvrg drfrudsd fl - in by o. ns her
stttrsse sst pssssse 70 EuF1p' WsrtA icstesi o.
'eeond cabin cket worth so which he CHARGED her, The
'esrtte ". hed 70 hall BY Jv'cs Pssyto answer tie chge
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TKE LATE NCRDER ~ WILLETr STREET Cor.
Dom ell eoaepdsd lis EvesAoa YESTERDAY morning
rrst'n the muIder OF the lsd " IA. -Ozes AZ T
- Nett and sgooue streets the Eight u election
The psrculs Of the pubis1ei II
hsi gros sAop keeper haa n''sd The usss
tutthe evidence failed o. imp ckte AMI "a Epbe
hshAr1ed The jars rooSer, yeEde; Of ies " boz
II cub ife ed BY s9ue Pe-ssn . thea Ink1c~' The
'eessed ressd a. No = Nlie street. and ss tesn
& 6.f.
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lITcAL vorING -PGtEick Cshill al No. 3ls star
ars-Sse6 og votog s.y Sxth
gsN q vic al tie rtreeDth Esrd. IL aason sed
bat WI. F. Gs. sna JACOB Peieis h4un tia,
e't 20 vote in bat ifri, wAeh be brr.ed ths
Aeco'e fcdirict Ct ,hf eleventh t.ken -. ~
!sssice Brennan sac held g. susw-f toe clarEe.
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aIsIApUAs ALHAaaC....--rHIs DAY.
sus-R.es...6:39 ses.....s...+:ts Moon sets "''"
sArER..........- fhl' OAs "a.
Sandy Hook. 6t9 Gov Island. 7;9 HenOstss. WV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-09

THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER will lecture on the
pestnt prospects Of lrelsnd, in Newark, N j., on
Monday evening next
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IMPORTATION OF FRENCH MERISos The packet
ship Helvetis her late trip from Havre, broush:
over for John D. Patterson of Westisli, Chautauque
CO., n Y smopg others the ram that was awarded
the higt eft prize four hundred and fifty francs az the
Wolos Exhibition az Paris.
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Socks and Bonds viii take place tomorrow Friday
a. 19l o'clock al the Merchants Exchange

The Bresdst,f ma'Aet sill tends down"sid. Flour
is o.. and Wheat 20 &C. lo"'r than ye@'e day WIN
10, Lite d. ing IN hou f9r export Con- is steady
Cotton remains very dull, and quotations esrnot be
made with any certainty.
The earnings of the Michigan Central Cent al rail-
rosd company for October, 1855. were
p,s.,,,srs 81, isht. Misceli aneouS Tstsl
tss5.s Tt IS IS sl6ieS2 Il slo 80 % SSg1g -
ia ~ lS7 IFS 40 1885 81 1855 - Eo'e's oil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-18
Br0oklyn City Int lIigenco.

ATTACK ON UNITED STATES MARINES ny Rowprss.-A
disturbance occurred between number Of rowdies and
marines at the United States baracts in the wasbou
about O'Clock last evening. It appears that the ma
rinss had pestedy been attacked during the day BY
gang Of fellows, who are well known about that neigh
borheod for rowdy prorenstss They stoned every
one dressed In uniform who was caught outside Of the
barraf h, and assaulted them within the bsrrack
yard BY throwing stonss the fence In the evening
party Of marines their way from the Navy Yard 70
this barracks attacked while crossing the city park
and driven 70 their quarters platoon OF marines, un
der the command OF q sergeant, came out armed with
sbrts to The aid OF their companons, and charged on
the attacking party but tie legs Of the latter saved
their bacon Captain Hudson, o. the Navy Yard, came
rca1 Of sveraI hundred had gathered about by this
tire b, csptain Call Of the Fourth District police
h .its ,syta vita body Of men, scattered them.
h.4tJ !. soy one, and no one arrested.
ma ~ - 10 utoksinsec ~ parcel Of boys and
s.sr tusis ~eo3t ayfeAfs mad no other object than
- .r.s - ashtf Tor nsn own especial Amusement; 10
~ .. - ~, lie! Lad Hslhns siAs ~ as
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Bark Iiva D>e Marsoabe. 10 dsvs with oorss, hides.
BARK Pssiao PA u. Hsvana.s days. with tobacco TO- 10
Brs Atlantic tor ,ohadsphia, Norusve rrsptsr. q
Tobasco Is days. With mahogany logwoed futile 10
Lobach Schepsier vAssel TO master June LAT sI lon
8 20 spoke .ekr Louise fSsn xobi: fof Boston; ill.,
for New York, supplied he. With water.
Brig wyrrei Brown BartAett. 0onavss Nay g. With leg
yood.te Il Becker Greysi vessel % D Breoknan
cd the schr Jarus Hart Port Prince fer Bsstos
put inso Inagua with captain sad mate sick.
Brig (of Ellsworth Mfariene Trinidad, Cubs.
10 With and moassss TO Ssspheasoa; vessel
brig Mary Lowell sof Msohas Huntley g Johns. Pr II
days with sugar and moasses Mayhem, Talbot Go.
Brig harseois tof Rookand), ilsbury Neuvitas June
with sugar honey, DO, to Thomas Owen sons June IL.
LAT III Ion 3D. spoke brig Tuooos. OF Camden steering
Bng kent lof Beothbay), Reed, Jackssnvls days.
sehr Rose q ss.ess S Cooper Bsrnud, days. wAh
sohr Lady Scott (Br). Hilton. Elsuthsra. days with
sohr Mary busan (Br, Kelley Elsuthera days WITH
pir apples and salt to Miller a Luther
Schr VIM Richardson Knight Cienfuegos is days with
sugar, to Struver. Kohl Klus kist
Schr Virginia Grh (of BALTIMORE P1ummsr Cisnfss-
COS Is days. with sugar and measses, to Struvsf Kohl
sehr Perkins. White, Georgetown &C. days
sohr Tisnnsr Applssats' Wl%pnston, Nc dsys.
schr Bolivar, Small MachiAs IL days.
Schr VIM Abbott, Parker, Bangor, 3days.
BELOW.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Cahawba, shufsldt New olesns vie Havasa,
With mdsc and passcngers Livingston, Cfocheron Co.
steamship Roanoke. skinner Norfolk &e with mdse and
shin city Of Mobile Marshall, LysEpool days, with
mdse l0 pasen 70 Harbeck 4Co Had one death
an the m Jan By the Of Adolf
lost erboafd the forsyard arm lowered b0ss and
ade everv exertion him, but all In van found
hs chest addressed to Miss Amelia, M Sixth street,
sSip Brsvsssr Weeks Mstsnss juno g. with sugar and
ftnii 10 storey q Stevens.
Esrr Elise kubecks Ham, Eoyssn HAMBURG ~ days. In
baliast, with IA passengers, TO Karok.
Barb Hainbow lof Philadepha), Hughes Bueuos Ayrss
April Is ps.,sd nenssyid.c Nay With hides: Horn 60 70
Br shp Erin 70 Bragh from Newport for CAllae June
TO- at % N, Ion CT TO- passed the Come -rryfsd (sup
posed Comet OF CherryAeld dsmasted wsteroggsd. and
absndored
days vith hides hsrns Xc 70 Corning, Bento Co. MAY
D. lat as len 81 spoke ship Morning Star from CsllAo
Roads tor orders " days OUT Jun 10 la AZ
Ion "a a. soks bris Caroi from sss for SANTA Crsz
IS dave ont 7th lat Y c. lon - SPOKE brig Vsarco. OF
ana for1Alsn tom PsxA, IL LAYS cut.
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News by the Malls.

Mr.. Jim Putnam, aged sixty years, respscta BILE and
BY hanging on the lsth inst he had been in III health
for years. and had suffered greatly from depression of
To-day tho citizens Of Charlsstown, Mass will csls
brate the anniversary of the battle Of Bunker HILL The
battle was fought eighty years ago yesterday.
The sus.sx IN: j. Herald states that on Monday
county, daughter Of John shuser, Esq, hung herself
with halter strap in shed belonging to her husbands
farm This her third attempt 1t self destruction
william d Banmistle, Of Adrian City, Michigan, as
cended on Friday afternoon in balloon, from that
place II sns ana hs so IN
the imputed distance Of three hundred and fifty miles
in the extraordinary short time Of four hours.
John Manning, o young Irifhman, . few weeks since
came over to america in an emgrast ship, and landed
at New Orleans On the passage he fell IN love with
yourg German girl, and at New Orleans attempted to
Inst he ned from the third story Of house and thus
ended lis love and his lfe
We learn from the Cleveland Herald that there but
little probability that ths dsmage done to the Ohio
canal ct Akron BE- repaired before the LIST of July
negro slave has been sentenced to be hung In Macon,
Ga on the 18th Of July, for burglary.
The aggregate value Of real and personal property in
The city Of sS one Of the principal lake ports in
Fifty ave deaths occurred in Washington city during
the month Of May.
TIE New Haven Register calls attention 70 the strang,
eopc senes DStcssS. y that city maj ~. .c
TO the Poor House and the Law School, TO the Jail New
Haven has long enjoyed the reputation Of being thu
"best laid out" city In the Union.
Governor Gardner Of Massachusetts, has issued his
prscs nation announcing that the constitutional ansnd
M nts which were submitted to the people the Esd
Of May last and BY them accepted, have become
part Il the constitution.
On Friday, the sth inst the Norris canal boat No.
All broke from her fastenings AZ Easton Pa, and
carried over the falls, and the captain and son. and an
Irshman we're drowned. The captains name Was Ford,
q reeident of Newark Nj, whore he leaves family.
Three thousaad barrels Of four together with large
quantity of grain and three hundred thousand feet OF
lumber were destroyed by fire at Point Hope, Canads
ON the 14th inst.
The number Of deaths which occurred in Boston last
week were City three, Of which were from con-
sumption.
The next annual meeting Of the New York Teachers
State Assocaon "a TO be held at Utisa the 6rst Tues
day In August.
There were seven feet Of water In the charnel OF hs
Chic river, at Pittsburgh, on Saturday.
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bulls and the huzzas Of the vaqusros an
ncunce their return. Some eight hundred head
are driven within an enclosed five acre lot, where
they are left to rest, much their mad spirits
will GLOW, until the following morning. Cornected
with the above pen j. another one ABOUT sixty feet
!or and thirty wide, with two openings, one from
thai In which they are first confined and another
or marking pen, ccvered platform is erected for
the ladies, and such visiters as may desire to be-
come spectators Of the scene. Some twenty head
are now allowed 10 rush pelmen through the former
opening, with the hope Of finding an outlet that will
free them; end failing to find this drive furously
from one end to the other. Within and along the
sides Of tho geral ranged, about ton feet apart
berg fast, the other IL dexterously thrown
over the animals horns; he going at groat speed
70 suddenly thrown on his Launches, or else
jerksd quickly around, head ON" bis keeper
and the bull, driven behind and pulled in
ont, bellows pitches, and plows the earth up with
his horns his keeper al the time with Ground turn"
beast has worked bis head close no to the undsr
rail- when he Is thrown violently to the ground and
secured. After all in the pen have been thus
secured, the irons are taken from tbs fro, and the
owners mark burned into the flank, which Is
plainly visible until the next year, when. at the
same tiue, the operation ID repeated.
This branding 10 absolutely necessary for several
reasons Damely: arst, as all the cattle on the Island
are likely to get together and mixed, each farmer
loses any hides. he con trace them out ami recover
them; it also prevents many dis 3utes and settles al
quarIels in regard 70 ownership; IL q farmer finds
he jmm ediateIy puts his |" hand and seal upon
Their, al he ever after becomes the Ii wful owner.
During the operation Of branding many exciting
ard amusing scenes occur-auch a. catching the
sao ever the foot, when shouts Of laughter and the
cry Of "psrrot Is rased or II the moose catches
The animal around the body then the same scene
with the cry OF monkey ~ (the former being che
manner in which parrot is TIED, and the latter the
way monkey Is securely or else some rollioking
kr ave allows furious animal to chase him around
the pen, and shows his dexterity In dodgihg the
wicked assault Of his ncensed fos ct last, quickly
Jun ping behind the beast, he siezes him by the tail,
and by peculiar jerk throws him entirely of his
fee.-tben, amidst the applause Of the lo,kerson,
be kaps lightly outside the rails again. Sometimes
the men are caught and badly hurt BY the horns OF
tie more wild and angry bulls. Perhaps one Inn
meuse, ugly looking chap makes bolt aud leaps
The bal Q, and flies wildly over the plain half dozen
ho,sfs are Immediately mounted, and an excited
chaee commences. Away they g., AZ fat soeed,
with the large and strong lasso describing grace
mi circles ever their heads, until en- oppostc-
nifty oiitis for some one, when tne cucnng
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One bark unknown.
Wind ct sunrise NV; meridian. 9; sunset. oaln.

LAurcHEp-At New Bedford I4th inst, BY Messes 1ts-
phi Andrews Co. superior ship OF about 400 tens, which
ID for sale.
AZ the Same place 18th inst by Mr. Samuel Damon ans
$50 tons called the Henry TAber owned ~
Messrs Henry Taber Co. bs employed Ia the
whale fishery under command Of Capt Prince Ever late
Of ship Emily Norton.
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The quickest time ever made over the Rochester and
Buffalo railroad made on the 18th inst by the az
press trar--the locomotive 'Bunslo." Jerry K Guile
tpeinter, having done II In one hour and thirty six
minute including ave stops. This 10 at the rate Of
mile In about minute and quarter, stops included
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ELIMINATION BEFokB JUSTICE BRnNAN--DIshIssAL
OF THE COMPLAINTS.
Tho examination In the OF Pat Hsarns. William e
AHea and John ~ Briggs, charged the complaint Of
ocer vaBdervort Of the Mayors ONCE, with keeping
gambling houses at their respective saloons GEN.
MERGED on Saturday before Justice Brennan at the Sc
cond District Police Court
Tho case Of Mr.. Hearne was first taken up.
Charles N. vandsrvort, policeman, on being cross
examined by counsel the defence deposed that he
In the house No 5s7 Broadway upon that occasion
went up defendant and asked him his name had sean
him before In the Mayors Office but the night Of
asked him his name
:. Q By Justice Brennan-Did you ever $50 any gamS-
ling going on 10 that house? No.
O. Can you produce witnss ses who can testify to
prove that fact.
0Hicer Hope-I cannot; i there in my life.
the prosecution, to testify to the fact OF defend
ant. place bsirg,. kept for gambling purposes,
Justice Brennan dismissed the complaint against
Mr. Hesrne, who thereupcn left tine court room.
The case Of William E. Allen then taken up. Mr..
however could not that the house OF
the accused had been usec for gambling purposes.
Justice Brennan-Haye you any witnesses here tes
sty 10 the fact Of gambling going on in Mr.. Aliens
house have not; all J inow about the matter is
by general rumor, g mbiDg house.
Justice Brennan in diem tsing this case said that hs
hoped Mr. Vande,vort -ouid manage to get some test
mony against individuals accused OF crime before he
The complainant stated that he was acting strictly
under tbs orders Of the MAYOR and had TO personal
ME case Of John N Briggs, OF West Broadway, vas
then taken up but IS N all the other casss no
the magistrate dismisse7 the complaint ,
Thus all three Of these compla nts have been dis.
brought forward to substautate the charges brought
against the detsncants by Mr.. Vsndervort.
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BOSTON, June N-Arr ct Quarantine chip Cavalier a
yerpoSl; tarks Daniel Msssina; Yaminston smyrna
Dudley. Matansas Jos Fark and Adslphs. Philadelphia
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THE NEW POLITICAL ROMANCE
i FELICITA: 4 POEM.
KINNEY
- \. r..au al THIrRsDAY. May l0

WI be ready Oh THURSDAY May 10.
The u,er, which has been awakened il literary circles oy
The announcement Of en- extended sad brilliant Poem has
us .1presos IN uuerou. notices a. over the country and
vye promise that me American mind prepare 10 appreciate
Literature In her hghest achievements.
ssysone:
ih.ve been favored with glance the manuscript Of a
new Poem BY Mrs E. C. kinney the Iepuied Italian CORE
rousert Of The Newark Daily Advertiser Mrs Kinney i
nI;sy with her husband Who O. = charge at the Court Of
Sardinia Thi. Poem will be received with univer.
81, favor Il u Of dramatic passion and tender paihos and
although will long The Golden Legend the inter
%, which a. first knded by the mifortrnes Of the heroine
in hi. finished and graceful narrative flags 70 the end'
Says another;
Feieta s. The tile o. Poem BY Mrs Z. C. Kinney,
nov, in ure.. by Jas s Dck4rson, Of wYork We have
been favored with the opportunity read few pages Of the
rrof and while are unable express opinion ye,
meeting The Interest Of the tale speak Of the remarka
be felicity expression beauty Of gersheton and amplitude
n thoast which characerze H. We trust that very shortly
- hal be enabled p give more detailed OF this
poem which b.. already received the faerns approval Of
many Of those capable Of judging poe,iea work OF
5 ina susiion II will be issued in style which will reflect
credit upou enterprng Young house already mentioned"
A NV PoEM-Ve understand from literary gentleman
bo has examined the manuscript that Mr. Elizabeth C. Kin
new fe Of orr United Charge Sardsnia has
v completed Poem. embodying, 10 large extent, de-
,erptions Of the scenery. and legends Of Italy
t d.cfei L Is beng smooth gentle Italian
.. and W, as warm times tragic, the Italian
heart From the reputation Of Mrs Knney's previous Efforts
he forthcoming volume " be looked for with considerable IN
,eres" lboston ira'e"'r.
The vgoik will be bound in and appropriate style with
large type upon flus paper. sent free receiving
s price, - cenis JANIS :. pi'NnnSo''
Dab Nan arr