The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-28

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on to the Plains. II eMy snS ~ ~ -. escape
team SHOULD puysue be- As Eel thing Or tso. Nc
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nens0n .oridgy lent of tho Debates Of Congress.
vol. 3.
Apreton's y .ustrated Hand Book Of American
Pr..vel.
The AmeU can Anglers Guide.
Harper 3 Classical Library. Demosthenes 2 vols
schmi'f Manual Of ancient Geography.
Tent life in The Holy Lssd.
The ,rofsse,r, tale by the author Of Jane Eyre.
Roy iaDy Rye, by George Borrow.
q mt Guriey, q tale, by D. P. Thonpsen.
ibe Hibernian Nights Entertainment, by Samuel
erguson, L. L. d.
Adam Graeme, tale, by the author Of Haidee.
PERIODICALS. M
Blackwcods Magazine.
Hsrpers. =,
Putnsm's-
Dickens Household Words,
The Scalpel.
The Chicago Magazine.
Mrs Stephens Nes Monthly, &c, &C.
ABRIDsnE.r OF THE DEBATES n OoNsRnss PROM
1889 TO 1856. Vol. III. By the xuth,r Of the
Thirty Years View. d. Appleton Il Co.
The third volume Of this invaluable wan ia now
before us. 1t embraces the debates between the
years 1903 ard 1903, including theee which took
place on the impeachment and trial Of
Judge Chase, which spread over large
portion Of the volume The incidents
Of this remarkable case, although necessarily cons
derby abridged from the original report are present
ed in clear and Ineligible form, and furnish one
Of the most interesting episodes of our Congress
sonal annals. The debates the appropriation for
the Louisiana treaty the Georgia claims, British az
gressions, the suspension of the embargo, the
bill for the exclusion of military and naval officers
from civil employ ment, and the writ Of habeas cor.
pus complete the res gesta of tie period to which
the present volume is devoted.
TBx ILLUSTRATED HAND Book OF AMERICAN
TRAVEL. Appleton Co.
This work so useful to the summer tourist or
foreigner visiting cur shores, has been got up with
extreme care, and is a perfect model Of guide
book, the information which it conveys being CON-
bned with features of interest and amusement and
rendered agreeable even 10 persons who have no oc
cason to avail themselves of is aid. It ia copiousy
choSAAohco Will woVu SutS, giving 8CCurotc OcLue-
atoms Of the scenery described in the taxi
TEE AMERICAN Ah6LERs GUIDE, Oh CoRLErR
FISHERS MANUEL. Appleton Co.
This is an smplifed edition OF work which has
already attained a well merited popularity. 1t is
splendidly printed and illustrated and contains
quantity Of new and valuable information on the
various modes adopted In ocean, nrcr lake and pond
fishing.
HARPKR's CLASSICAL L1BaAnY. Demosthenes, 2
vols.
In the last issue Of this series we have Kennedys
TRANSLATION of Demos.henes on the Crown with the
Olyn,hiAcs, Philippcs, &c. The close analytical
Judgment and accurate acquaintance with the orig
nal text displayed by Mr.. Kennedy in his work, en-
title 1t TO be considered the best TRANSLATION Of
Demosthenes that has as yet been given 70 the pub
lie.
scHxrrzs MANUAL OF ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY. |
Blanchard Lea, Philadelphia.
This is most useful obrsge Of ancient geography,
by Q scholar Of high classical attsinuents We 70.
commend IL to the notice of schools, AMI even of |
more advanced educational Establishment 9, AZ |
work calculated 10 materially aid the student in his
lsbors.
TIE PRoyEsso Tale. By the author of Jane |
Eyre. Harper Brothers,
The melancholy interest Of the biography recently
pupibnto NIB 'hsAhi, VI RHtt0 butuOfees on
Jane Eyre viii secure for this story host of eager
readers We are unwilling TO discourage the very
natural and ereditasle feeling by any III timed de-
preci alton of the work before us II one OF those
case. in which criticism il disamed by the reco
lection Of the circu Instances under shich the effort
was made
TIE RoxAsY RYE. BY George Borrow. Harper
Brothers.
Mr. Borros's picturesque descriptions of gipsy
life, inner view Of which had previous 70 bis time
only been obtained by snatches have given the pub
lie relish for further sketches of the same sort
from his pen. His new production win be extern
sivey read, for authors Ike spendthrfts occasion
ally i've upon their past credit but We do not think
that IL v add much 10 Mr.. Borrov's reputation. !
II is wanting in the freshness and interes, which |
Characterised his Bible in Spain. and IL clogged by
tedious prolixity which mars whatever is really \
striking and original In the story. In other words,
Mr.. Borrow has written himself out-the common |
fate Of authors in an age when the appetite for no
velty u greater than the supply.
ADAM GRhbNy. or MosseRAy. BY the author Of /
"Haidee" Garrett, Dick Fitzgerald.
Mr.. Olphant IL . fresh and vigorous writer, with
an Imagination which seems inexhsustible, and q
talent fer the delineaton Of life scenes such AZ few
modern novelists possess. The story before M Ia
one OF her bert and will he read with an interest
scarcely less absorbing than that which attached 10
her Margaret Nailsns.
TuE HiunSrsN NIapr's EvrvRrArnwvr. By |
Samuel Ferguson, LID. Haverty, Fulton street
This In q charming volume Of Irish stories and
traditions, from the pen of writer who has done
much TO enrich the literature Of his native country.
Following in the wake Of Lady Hargsn. Bsnim,
Griffin, Carleton, Lover, and Crofton Croker, DR..
Ferguson hes, nevertheless, struck out vein for /
himself which promises rich fruits. We hsvo read
his stories -ith the delight which IL IL only the Gift
OF fresh and original genius 70 create.
Tss sc.LrtL Edited b Pr Ed~rd II. Dixon.
.ps 'uy p.nber OF this periodical contains q
CURIOUS article on the recent poisoning cases at the
:. stonal Hotel, Washington n we are 10 credit
the statements there contained. the numerous