The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-02


was defined lover permanently the scotia, coasidera.
tton be had pr vsousy enjoyed The revelations tis
book however, proved tina, he bat the OF
scme my stei ions conspiracy. aud public opinion
singular pnanim,ty, Gnsshed the Judgment Of q oorrup,
Italian tribunal, and re opened 10 him the doors
Of new and promising future IN this perform
ance, the ChevAler h!Ited that the Eagish govern
ment had something 70 do with his Imprisonment at
Genoa in 1881 but without proof singular
received with incredulity appears that the OBJ
ect Of the present publication 10 clear away
this point, by showing and eject or in other
words, BY assigning such matters the Engsh govern
ment for the Chevalsrs suppression as to convince al
parties that Lord Pamerston and Miss Gamble was,
In truth, his Genoese jailer. The revelations Of this
rous book respecting the way things managed the
Foreign Department Of her Britannia Majessys govern
ment said TO be racy and humorous in the highest
degree whilst the sketches Of character rival Bradys
photographs for minuteness and fidelity. The really
valuable PORTION OF the book ID reported to be
flood Of light thrown upon the ntrgues schemes that
led finally 70 the elevation Of Louis Napoleon 70 the
throne Of France. No one viii venture lightly TO dispute
the facts that wkon presents in such solid imposing
array and his facts incontrovertibe, then Louis
Napoleon il the best abused man Of the present day.
Hardly any vii regret more than the gallant Cheva-
er himself the necessity OF introducing Miss CANDLES
name again to the pubu but Us done with the friendly
motive Of rescung her from the odum that her supposed
heartlessness had brought on her. We recommend
chapter Xv-the Pretex-to the sym pathetic perusa OF
all our lady readers. In short, have doubt what
that the "Adventures Of the Rowing Dplomatst
destined to wide circulation amongst al classes read
ers for besides his materiss that cred from every
source and every country there that IN style OF
the author that renders al he writes peasng attractive
and often fascinating.
Mr. Ballest,er old Singapore merchant. has in pre-
paration volume on Cochin China and Eastern Asia
which 1t 10 believed win contain much information, of
peculiar importance TO the mercantile community trading
with that part Of the world.
From social, religious, political commercial pon. o,
view there few countries interesting pso
pie of the United States than Brazil the nearly stimuli
taneous appearance OF three considerable works
subject shows that the only empire OF hems phere
ID now receiving email share OF curious attention.
"Le in Brazil Journal of Visit TO the Land Of the
Cocos and the PAIN" by Mr.. E~bank-ormeriy Com
missioner OF Paten,-is able and careful production
and II has to Protestant republicans air of as much
straDgeuess In of ITS details the travels OF Marco
Polo The Historical and satiscai Society of Rio Janero
by the last advices from that city, have ppout
ed committee to refute some OF the propositions of M
Ewbank, which deemed erroneous. Perhaps they
might well occupy themselves with the correction OF
the evils he dscloses II they will aend their report 10
the HERALD viii see that justice doHe In this case
At eas between the Brazans and the crtclsing travel
Ter The entertaining aud instructive volume entitled
"Brazl and La Plaza the Personal Record OF Cruise by
the Rev. c. S. Stewart OF the Navy, the best OF Mr.
Stewards books Is the graphic picture Of scenery
and In the domnons the American Emperor that
has appeared. About the end OF December pro-
missed from Philadelphia s9lenddly illustrated volume
Brazil by Mr. Kdder and Ar. Fletcher, both Of whom
have resided at Rio under circumstances which enabled
them 10 become intimately acquainted with the present
civilization and resources Of the country. |
Mrs Farnham's California, Indoors and Out" 70 hav
Ing large sale. The authorese, perhaps had nt edu
cation for her experiences in the "Goden Stae' while
holding tho place OF in the Sing sing state Prison.
Al any rate, abe deals viii the official and private rabbls
Of San FRI ncisco with the ability, well the temper
a member Of the Vigilance Committee, and gives us
striking and ineligible views of agricultural mining and
other Eorts OF life on the Pacific.
"The Solden Dseon, or Up and Down the Ira xsddi,
being Passages Of Advenuren the Borman Enpre by
Anne rican +" and Oriental Acquain ancs Lars from
syra" by J. ". De Forest delightful books Of the
same Glars az The Crescent the Gross They are
very profound their authors did not dream OF making
hem 20; tu, they are decce>H agreeable.
What IL said BY Mr. Nathan Parker, author OF :" Tho
Iowa Hand Book regard 70 the value Of lands and To-
,atons In that ate to be taken ordno sd'is for We
observe that he announces In advertisement al the
md of volume that he prepared to buy and sell real
estate there. How far his views Of the Northern, South
srn and Western strips of Iowa may be modified BY The
act that he has lands TO sell, somewhere, We canno
undertake 70 say; but may suggest to the emgrAnt
lha, d q matter 70 be inquired uto II 10 true that
csnnot well 20 anss Is 10 soil or climate anywhere
In tie eres central region Of the United States In which
Iowa lies bSt viii prefer that their guile book,
purchase by should not be got up by land dealers.
Or. Walter Claiming Of Boston, has just polished,
"A Physicians VACATION or, Summer In Eirope" II
ID written with grea, spirit, and Ia Of the most nform
Ing, a. well entertaining books Of It's ciAss
H. C. Alden rmcrly Of Kentucky, but for the last nc
teen years living IN France and her African POSSESSIONS
has In preparation, "wanderings In Agera and tho |
Neshboripg kahomedon staks, with some specuhuons
rs their Progress and Destiny" The work will make
two octave volumes /
Mrs Rves, the accomplished wife OF tho distinguished
virginia sistesmaK OF that name, acquired distinction
some years ago a ingenious and elegant writer. BY
her ssouvenirs Of Residence In Europs"-a picture Of
French society whie her husband Minister nj Paris
sbc has lust nnlshed capital novel, which viii be pub
lshed next wcek, under the Tile Of "Home and We
worldn From casual examination Of an carly copy
We are convinced that win take rank with the most
successful lctons Of the season.
Mr. Wills's "paul Fame" 10 the longest and most sus
tanned work he has ever written. II 10 carefully Ella
borsted every part and may be regarded the perfect
Towering Of his peculiar senusIn s,ye aud feeling Of
Willis call compact" Il displays the hcros experiences
in art and love, and has been guessed tina, Is in de-
gree photographed. However this may be, y .
charming book, and viii have both large and an On.
during popularity
"The Autoboigraphy Of Female Slave" s the produc
ton Of Of the most beautiful and highly connected
ladies' Of Tho Southern States. shs herself . slave
owner and has passed nearly oil her nfe In familiarity
with the scenes she describes. The work exhibits here
and there want Of praoce with tho pen, but has I'M
mlstakcsble marks Of genius. Some Of the scenes are
skeiched with remarkable power.
Mr.. flanagan, whose religious novel called (which n
The way attracted good deal Of attention two or three
years ago has In press another with the suggestive title
Of "a Posr Fellow" In which be exhibits dramatically
the relations Of Immortal being. Mr.. HanagAa's