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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02
MARINE AFFAIRS.
NARrE LossEs FoR SoyEnsER.

NARfNE LOSSES FOR hOfIHBkEs
Tie CoHrie- and EngSirer Of yesterday says:
We rresent or readers in the issue Of to-day with
carefully compiled record of the marine disasters
which have been reported the past month as occurring
n various parts Of the world esShing the enormous
aggregate Of $500 Goa sum greater than has been
reported IN any month for more than thirty years.
Ibis list embraces bur small portion of the disasters
which are reported AZ occurring on the coast Of En-
gland during the gales Of the 9th and 18th October
when 20 vessels totally wrecked, and so more
lees damaged, involvinga loss OF over S6COO Ooo
Adding the value Of those vessels and their 10
the fearful catalogue now before u.s. the destruction Of
prcpefty would doubtless reach the OF S2 OOo OOo
Among the losses enumerated, the list shows the al
most instantaneous destruction OF two valuable iron
steamers. and consequent rghttul loss of Ite, show
ing most cOncusyely that vessels bu OF this material
are not as sae a. properly constructed wooden ships
Compare the disaster 70 the North Star, where
steamer lay for six DAYS coral reef with the ami
haiion Of the Indian and who will contend that iron
IL a safer material for ship building than wood Either
the proper mode for building iron vessels has not vet
been found, or they cannot be made substantial as
the od-fashioned wooden frame, composed OF white
oak, planked with the SAME material, and thoroughly
fastened and secured. This is important subject to
consider and should command the attention Of those
having the interest of humanity at heart, large
proportion of the passenger steamers engaged between
this port and Europe IS constructed OF iron, and within
few years a large INCREASE Of these vessels may be
looked for.
1t may be said very properly that without due
ton and the part Of masters Of steamers, such
list rs we publish to-day viii not be considered
novelty, and unless insurance companies, who
have the power in their own hands, hold captains TO
more strict accountability and deprecste this universal
strife which exists to make quick passages thus run
ming their vessels at the top of their speed when IN the
vicinity Of land it may be our painful duty TO repeat
the obituary Of to-day.
II has been suggested of late that the large profits
Of marine companies, AZ indicated by their annual
reports Of late years, should induce tariff of lower
rates Of premium. The present summary will, how
ever show that the average rate of profits
not so large many suppose, taking the results OF
series of years into view. We suppose proposition
win be entertained at present to reduce the rates OF
marine premiums.
RecGpaaiotioa of Marine Losses, NoremJer 1852
The following is a reeapulation of the amount OF
losses during The month of November, according to
the best information we can obtain The amount largely
exceeds that for any month of the past forty years
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roam OF cn1rNcnMEN.

THURSDAY, Dec. lst.-President CORSELL in the
chair.
Resolufions.-Appoiutinz Allan McKeachnie In
suecor for the Nth District Of the Tenth Ward, IN
place Of Jas j. Cary that the election poll in lid ID
trict Of Sixth Ward be removed from % City haii
Place to No. a Park street; Chas, Hamilton, ihos.
Casey and DR.. w Leeds were appointed Inspectors
of With Election District, Fifteenth Ward; JOS
eph J. Jennings appointed Inspector of Election
for Hid District, Tenth Ward in place Of j. I. Moore,
removed; Asa H. Bogert was appointed Inspector for
With Election District, Tenth Ward; John Catfry
was appointed Inspector for With District, Seven
teenth Ward; Francis T.. Underhi was appointed In
speetor for XIIth District, Eighth Ward.
The Board concuned with the Aldermen in adopting
the report and resolution requiring John b. Miller and
thirty-two others as a Hook and Ladder Company to
be known as Hook and Ladder Company No. 10, to be
located in the house formerly occupied by Hook and
Ladder Company No. TO- The Board concurred with
the Board Of Aldermen in appropratng $751; ~ for
setting curb and gutter above Fysixth street. from
Eighth TO Ninth avenues also IN favor OF appropratlng
sl2 8j 25 for grading and setting curb in fy-eighth
in favor Of appropratng 1868 IL for setting curb and
gutter in Fifth avenue from nehundred-andtwenty-
fourth TO One hundred-andtwenty fifth streets.
The question as concurring with Board of Aldermen
in adopting a resolution appointing inspectors in
the Seventh Eighth, Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh Dis
tricts Of the Seventh Ward elected warm discussion
Mr.. OTIARsoE contendng that the Inspectors were
elected in accordance with law, and that the Common
Council hsd no night to them and appoint other
men in their place. The resolution finally adopt
ed After the passage of several other papers, the
Board adjourned until next Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock,
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

THURSDAY, Dec. l.-President MosPTDoS in the
chair
Mr.. LTsLs offered q resolution directing tie Con-
troler 20 draw he warrant for the sum OF VJO IN
favor Of the Fire Department Widows and orphans
Fund. Referred.
Mr. PICK moved that the Common Council approve
Of the application made BY the COMMISSIONER o. he
Central Park 70 the State Legislature Tor further
issue Of Central Park stock, not 10 exceed slJg'VN
resolution appropriatng $3.50 for repairing me
Drill Room and Arnory Of the 9TH Regiment. Laid
over under the rule.
A motion was made TO take the fepor. Of The Com
mittee on Pubic Health, recommending the boaru 10
confirm the action Of that Committee in the adoption OF
Thomas A. Dunn's contract for the removal OF night
soil from the table After lengthy debate upon the
motion the fact transpired that the report was no, on
the table, but in he possession OF the 0ohni''eei
whereupon
1t was moved that the papers be called for but the
papers having been LEFT at home by the Chairman OF
the Committee Mr.. Seagrst they were not ior'heom-
ing motion TO refer the report back 20 the Com
mtee was adopted.
The Committee on Lands and Places reported a res
ouon recommending the appropriation Of the land IN
Reseryorsquare formerly the site Of the Crysai TAI
ace for Public Park. Laid over.
Ii was resolved that when the Board adjourn, II ad
journ TO meet next "Wednesday afternoon, instead OF
Thursday.
Adjourned til next Wednesday.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

meeting Of the Chamber was held yesterday after
noon, Mr.. p. PERT, President, in the chair.
The following gentlemen were elected members Of
the Chamber: Hugh Allen, Pierre Lorillard, VIM. c..
Thompson.
Mr.. Denning Duer was elected a member OF the
Committee of Arbitration.
Mr. CoscKL1S said that, after consultation with the
other members of the Executive Committee, he would
move that $500 be added the salary of the Secretary
for the current year-making the salary 1880 per
annum. Carried unanimously.
On motion of Mr. PROSPER NJ WErNoRE, the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously agreed to:
Th Chamber having by s sdopton OF the report Oft Sc
ect Committee the subject Of Quarantine igued It's nten
on apply the Legislature the ensuing session for
alteration existing laws affecting the questions therefore,
Resored That the Executive Committee have authority to
emoriAize the Legislature for such amendments Of the laws Of
this State regulating Quarantine establishment this port
as in the Judgment that Committee, may be eKredient and
proper aud accordance with the declared sentiments Of the
Chamber.
The Chamber then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

The oysters Of Husum in Schleswig, now take the
rst rank in Europe after those Of Ostend An oyster
company has been formed there, which has purchased
The oyster beds which were laid there IN 1862
by Joseph Merof London, and yield about TO- 900 900
oysters.
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thst precedent which may be found for bad measures
readily a. for good. should longer be the rule OF
Action as
Federal Union Of AL the Provinces will perhaps,
be proposed and probably he ultimately effected.
ker fors Nov. 10, 1853 CANADIAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

CIR MIRsHALs REPoRr.-Marshal ILLS reports
100 eonmitmeuss TO the City Prison Jersey City for the
month Of November the following charges; Drunksnness s.
aisorSsry sssan fconions assault stealing snsp
sion ef aeang vseuncy, lunacy NstyttyirelAnd
g. Frsnce q E8xiaDd TO- scotlsnd 5; Germany g. United
Staes, II; coloTed,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

Mr.. Bayard Taylor will deliver his lecture on
Baron Humboldt tonight, at the Cooper Institute,
under the auspices Of tue Gillette Young Mems Asso-
citation. ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

SCPREME CorRr-GKsERAL TxRM.---Sonenunas-
rated September Calendar Ne 81 Enusra1sd "a Ssptsn-
Der CslenS. o. sz 49, iei Zoe In ios Ios ~ " - -
llSf. Ia. -.
SvrnxnE CoURT-Cmcur.-Pan L---tshort canses
SEQ 500 5oss GOO, 5f17 Sta, ss9z m. "a "a a, An
BRooKLYs CrrY coURr.--Nos. ~, 20, -, 10, W
Is, A., q, is, %, "a. %, u. IS ~ "'H' .a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

JoHs BRows's ExEoUTIos.-The Church of the
Puritans has voted to Observe to day as season Of
humiliation and prayer, with special reference TO the
sin of Slavery in our land. meeting which all who
wish TO do So invited to attend will he held in the
Lecture Room from 10 to II a. m tie time appointed
for the executioni and in the evening the Church on
Union Square will be open for religious services Sew
eral addresses viii probably be delivered Similar
services advertised to be held in Shiloh Presby
terrain Church, at the corner of Prince and Marion
streets, commencing at 10 clock this morning
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fAdvertiseusnt.l

For any sort Of Cough. Hoarseness, or any adec-
ton Of the fhrost Madame PoRrEEs BAIsIs the be.
edy the public and the low pfe st which u
f. ssid shouia induce every 10 give II trisL
No medicine sold 10 such extent wherever Is
known
Pries 10 cent. = bottle. Large bottles, 20 cents
HsII, RUCxkI, Co. PTcPhetors, No. 2le GreenrEiehs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02
CITY ITEMS.

ACCIDENT OF Music" The Huguenots" will be
performed this evening and tomorrow there viii be
a matinee on which occasion Mile Patti win appear
in the opera of 4" La SOnnainbula."
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fAdvertisenen.-
TAYLoR's SALOON, BROADWAY,

TA slou v Be found the beet and ost convenient
plsess IN d. cty Ter merchants dine The lower Roonsn
sssea Lcrt especially M and "a PesaAry ADAPTED % that
u rs are and comuodious tables and being ques and
retired Ths s Of fare the largest 10 the city and 81 the
time The economical and the snds the finest the eoVn-
Try sfoTds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02
IAdKrrtisenneni.l

MERCHANTS from abroad, and others, viii find
Ne PHEssoLesicaI Muss-s Of FovLss WEELs sS Broad
way an Interesting place witt contains busts ska. and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02
fAdvertisem-ntI

BRADY 3 UALLEHr
H krroyzp fron sss Broadway 70 Nc Ga Broadway %
Ter Of Bleeckesst
PaoTaskArzs, DAsVzzbxo1rsn sna ASssozfrs>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

Millions of Bottles Of Mrs. WHsLow's SoorH-
NC r-r ave ~ ua.A every year Unised 70.
CS;,srz Ter.hfnr with Ging Relief Il nne
dis.s aad certain Ozly IS csnss eostis-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

JERsET err HARxosic Socmry.--A Harmonic
Society was organized in Jersey City on "Wednesday
evening, when the following officers were eIscted
President Dr. T. T. vshek; yce-Prssiaent, Jas Thomp
Secretary, Chnles Dumreri Trsssursr, H. D. Van Nos
srsnA
The Society has leased IroqaOis Hall, where they
viii meet every Monday night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

! ,-HsLARr.-At an early hour yesterday mosn,ar
ling bea@s No. s<s Sesk frst vsrcss ecoapsea ~ 81 ~
me an enterd by Sozss throagh bs.rsrus xtn4.s
S5n eta q0znty Of plated usrr SAD other scl.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

TIE NFw FIRE -ALARM BELL.--The stEiking-appa-
su. 70 tire new -ssr ben for Jersey City t1ehed
teFday s,srneen and IRE bs tAcrrghy tested eouii
bs dis,iactly heard 81 Hshessa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

EXTENSION OF THE NEw-JERsEr CESrR.L.-The
NewJersey Central Railroad Company has given
notice that they viii make application at the next ses-
sion Of the Legislature, for aaw, authorizing then to
extend their road from the City Of Elizabeth, 10 sne
point at or south Of Jersey City. The Company have
also completed the preliminary arrangements with the
New-Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company
of their passengers and freight over the road Of the
latter from Elizabeth to Jersey City. The papers,
however, have net yet been signed. The arrange
ment is 10 continue two years. For this parpose an
additional rail, to furnish sxfeet gauge, 10 accom-
modate the Central Railroad viii BE- laid imme-
diately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

SUPREME COJRT-CHksBEna-Dec. l-Befsrs Jasics
. acknowledgements.
Andrew j. White et al agt. George w. Cemstock.
-Motioa for attachment granted with si0 costa 80
Same agt. Same Motion granted, with $40 costs.
James Davis act. Peter Curry Ct al.-Motion grant
ed, payroeus Of sleeosis.
In re Petition OF Reformed Protestant Dutch CburcS
In the seventh avsnBs for Leave he Hoa
Wa Mitchell to ascertain and report the debts due from the
Church, &c.
Louis j. DOYLE act. Edward p. Paterson. PROM
he exans alton have give Ais grad
the requires careful exaainaften thsa
give Il, I win order another srguDenk $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02
LAW LN7,ELLLGENCK

ooupT M oyrp I'd TERMfSER-Dse L-Bss,c,
~~'~i VI "i1 I..sts. koesxFsLT.
TRr x,-,,ox-.,xS nv,,, ckrIoS-THmrfrwo IN
~pIcrxrSrs ao.ixsr rHr DEF.UIrxs IAsx.
The Peopls &C. AT w. :; Lana
Mr.. Robert D. Holmes, Of eounse' ior young Lane.
were eaad BY the Grand Jsy Of sh Court eysd 10 n The
indictments 10 the Court 81 0eners Sc-sions fx fL
Mr. Ss6gwck fof The People opposed the motion ssd hs
srgupens replied to BY JaBes BRADY for the pissasx
Decision received '.ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

Tux CoURr OF APPEALs.-Tbere was a memorial
at the Law Institute yesterday, addressed to the
Judges of the Court of Appeals asking that the March
Term of next year be held in this city, and that the
causes issue in this city have preference the Cal
endar for that Term.
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Advertisement

[Adyertizemsnt
Gro. SAUNDERss METALLIC TABLET RAZOR
article may be obtained Of the sole
manufacturers SAUsDERs NO. Astor House, and Of
the sai-ns agents throa sh0ut the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02
NEW-JERSEY II,ElMS

NEw-JERsEY STATE CASvAss.-The New-Jersey
State Canyassers met at Trenton on Wednesday. The
total vote, as announced by them, was: for Olden,
533l5; for Wright 81 ia; Mr.. 0ldens majority, SOL
In the returns from Montague, Sussex County, by a
clerical error wrght's vote act down at l52, IN
stead Of lOo This the State CanvasseIs did not
rect on the ground that they could not 20 behind the
returps NJ. Olden's majority. properly, is ,65l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

JuyEsIIE STAsBISG.-0n Wednesday night two
boys named Felix Close John fitzgerald got into fight In
The First Ward during which reported thai Fitzgerald drew
skne snd stabbed Cose in ieyer places lnassng serious
not dan-erous wounds Fitzgerald subsequently arrested
and committed to the TOubs BY Justice Connolly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

IDENTITIES of worship aud religions conference the
occasion of John Browns execution.
FIRE IN Troy STREEr.-Yesterday morning about
daybreek ere broke out in the building No 1877 Troy street
pork packing house During the evious evening
had been working in this establishment and 10 o'clock
ing apparatus White looking about the premises this
dsco smoke hch he traced TO ire in the cellar The
alarm immediately given and the hremen extin-
euished the snea an two thereafter second fire
discovered the t floor in unoccuped oom and the
re marshal Thorough examination Of the premises was
unable yesterday afternoon TO obtain any clue TO the origin
There no apparent connection between the TWO pres
10000 in the Eisssrs, Security Royal American Good
hue and Jersey City Insurance Companies 5000 sseh
The building sed the amount of about 800 In
sured for $1,000 in the Pacific, and Merchants Insurance
CsmPsnie'
ISoUEsTs AND AccIDEsTs.-A German named Geo.
HeIber years Of age, died yesterday No 20 FRS, street
from injuries received IN fight the 8th ut On that day
shgh at coopershop where they both employed when
Herber struck Mansheid with The latter then
hand which considered worthy OF attention subse,
guenty the wound and on Hdnesday Herber died
yesterday when the Jury verdict n accordance wh
the shove facts and entirely eronerafing Mansfield from all
yesterday, the body Of Ann RedHa Esh servant girl
who died rom burns received In October sst The deceased
upon her clothes which took ire banning her severely 10
death The Coroner held nque. az Belsvne
died fo the elect. ofiniurc received BY falling from new
building Of Thirty street and Ninth where
...N sn CampiOn. native Of Ireland, died Nsdnesday
evening" ~ the New-Yok Hospital He had been terribly
iumbe falling upon HIM Coroner Keee held inquest upon
the body yesterday.
JuyEsILE STAsBISG.-On Wednesday night two
boys named Felix Close and John fitzgerald gs into fight In
ne F W.Is aS f waea exported ma ass
not dsnreou vcunds tzserah was subsequently, arrested
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

The Church of the Puritans devote to-day to the so
IDENTITIES of worship aud religions conference, h'
occasion of John Browns execution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TEzx--Dec. i.-Bossrs Ju.-
tice PIsKaRPosy. .fr 100
Albert Matthews agt. Edward Fox.-This case Ia
ordered 10 be referred TO Murray HOFFMAN G hear
ternIne. The order OF reference 10 with ths Clark.
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Just before the lid was closed, ray Of sunlight,
shooting through the inumined glass of the south
window, lit uy the serene face with glory that
seemed the very reflex of the brighter band.
THE FUNERAL PROCESSION.
About p. m, the procession was formed to convey
the remains to their last restngPlacs. 1t moved in
the following order: LIST. The Clergy I'd. Psn
bea-srs; 3D. The Hearse 4th. Relatives, and invited
guests th. The Common Council Of the City OF New
York; 9th. Scholars of the Irving Institute, to the
number Of about IOO on FOOT It'll Citizens in general
The procession itself was about one quarter OF male
in length, and many hundreds, beside, had already
gathered in she Cemetery prior to its arrival Moving
stl northward with the svery Hudson and the nest
hing village ever in view, it passed the Andre aOnu-
nens on tho lsh, and so on for mile to the lovely
hill where the TanytOwn Cemetery is located The
streets through which il moved were draPed with
mourning, o., indeed, were the shops and dwellings,
throughout the place. the aags at the riverside were
st haf-uas the church-bels toling, and al eusness
spyesssd to be suspended for the day. .,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

DFArH IRON Young man named
Joseph Hudson, residing in Van Brunt street, was
found by his mother yesterday morning, lying dead at
the foot of the stairs, in the halfway. He had been
in the habit of returning home intoxicated every aht
for some time past. An inquest was held and YER
dict of death from congestion Of the brain was
rendered a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02

John b. Nee agt. Benz. Hardinge. Motion to du
solve Injunction denied
John b. Ireland agt. Van Wagner and Breid.-(Nt
Motion denied and order for sxanInsii0
OF delandants discharged. =, Il, ..if 49,
Same at. Same.-(No. Attachment granted Al
defendant BTed attends Chambers ssd submss
sminatioB ordered.
Robert Malone aga. John McKechne, jr.-Motion
discharge the attachment granted 80
James Soney agt. Henry O. Brewer, &c.--Ords
appointing receiver &e, settled N. ~ -
Alanson Williams agt. James Culen.--0rder settle'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

EVERY HOTEL WANTS 1T y!
IL EVERY RESTAURANT WANTS lT!H
EVERY RAILROAD WANTS IT,!
EVERY THkATSn WANTS IT!H
EVERY BANK WANTS lT!!!
EVERY BROKER WANTS IT.!
EVERY STUkEKEEPRR WANTS TT.N
EVERY STEAMBOAT WANTS lri!!
EVERY BAR-ROOM WANTS IT!i!
EVERY BAKER WANTS iriH
EVERY BUTCHER WANTS iT.!!
EVERY ONE WHO TAKES HANDLES Pa
PER MONEY, WANTS 1T
WANTS WHAT
THE FAC-SIMILE BANK-NDTE DETECTER -!
HkNETS ENCYCLOPEDiA!i!
all The hJsIly risk o receiving 81 note
~, t5O otnSr large denomination or
th IN " taxing wortn-ss wild
Cat bADk Note the Of solvent Bank has on
couueei spurious rVes that make
th.r sppesTaUee for the hf. time
Issued IL weekly nu- containing One Hundred aud
Forty tour snes VI bank Notes couneI.ius win
the CITY Boston, aud thereafter coutaug all the New En-
sisno abvga order and throughout the whole
country. =,
Fust mum will be ready JULY and for sale oy su News
Dealers and Periodical Agents in the Union ~
WM. COUSLAND 4 Co.,
Nc.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
Third Efi.ion Nov Resdy:
1 CADlA; Or, a MONTH WITH THE BLuENosEs

Third Edi:ion Now Re.dy:
\ CADlA; Or, MoSTHwITm THE BLrESosEs'
Author II " The sparowesss PsPers.'
This 10 ATcsdia-,hi. the labi
Jbi. ia AIcsdia-thi- ID. isHd
B-r,ic h-sit. have di.d ior
Iei, --snse 20 ,el, riis pToGnsei End
Has nsy.i been sVphed ~,
Two siesr ia';ra;ion', by N'poecn s.i'n!' o-e ''e
Beyond question this the ms, fs nstins Volumes
sheb has issued firm the Anereao pres, From ne IN
hnab, sud aosoroiDs Interest farno1-n moo S''aa
lould stand VA tie hr.ry self By he .ie Of
acadis {. i..b .parliog i.e viue cbars.erizea by al
,b PERCEPTION aud hsh graceful hum1r wni1n
eous:tad the eHar # The spa ro~srsss Papers New
Th.r- is ,hrouebo1, :hi. volume vein Of original
sDd wins, br.,er p-Tecy nsnr h.mo, vita s,ra,in
flashes 81 real Wiz; "h h haLacterkei MI C"z1e's p's's
sn II a,a Tfneh n; Mr. oslp, raven. down anon.
Iu,s ,hv 4 giving Of The most
ss..sbie tk. Of sv. tbs. We have rad N many asaIn
in Month hav. only made familiar with arc.di>n
ssu bu; iu'd The tide Oi Summer travel IN ina; direction
H. viii not Ivhan without hi. h,-: Of resae. all events
fT Any viii b- pleased Of this snd oi
CHI fly known the .opPpg-p,ce fr Eosi.h steamers
and tb. II Si Scs although ~ ancient and
rovnss' wen, 10 NoVsscoas for bis h-sh BIT be r Of to
p-rsi-n' De- content with merely S-s-stiIs into
The and uston' The Gis;oe. aud tradition.
Of Aesos IN. i.o. !. very eadsos yo.a ,n
iha how readily from h. puar pen Hhfax viii be no
the spolosy m ,inoI and torpid halfway poi.ay.
The bard and humo-t b,ye isad II TO more CLASSIC Pa''
pes" n. Y. Commercial Adv,rtis-I. ,,
department of Novascoa, wherein ;he descend
ants sta; live, and anc dfess
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FRIDAY, JULY l, 1859.

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