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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-15

Sewing Machines.
AIDES wishing Machine 10 do SERVANT CaARsR CIoTffEs
~ Az TlhR owS rNE woRK would % well 10 exam
Inc RARTfiOIFS IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE. Price
49, $50 and 4s5 The following certificate Is from we'll
Tailor In this county, who only had about ~ minutes
ins. ructon this Machine:
LypvuiE Campbell county, Va, June 18th, 1863.
Ma. ws. L. PAaE:-l well pleased with Barthof's Sew
ng Machine would exchange for any have
hnd difficulty In operating with Il on amy kind Of cloth
from Cashmere 10 the finest Linen Weave made
several pair OF Tow Linen pants for have
and operated six different kinds Of Sewing
Machines but Barthofs and Singers the only Machines
that would recommend person buy They the only
Machines that make TUTORS Stch. consider Barhofs
much the cheapest machine. II simple In construction,
understand and not likely TO get out Of order Almost
every Bars operate, aad Singers
that worked last year. give Banio 3 the preference.
Respectfully yours de-, CAROLUs q. TERRY.
p & find no difficulty getting my wife Oar
iofs Machine They say that something great ought to e
that invented Sewing Machines with the shut
,ie and Lock Stitch. June lGdifsl G. q. +.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-15
Servants Wanted.

o6TVduLS w duCSu.
TUNlTE subscribers wish friend IN Alabama
experienced Male Dmingroom Servant and good Female
cs w n, and %sm 9 H. n ns , a in %
wants for sale with The e9nss qualification and .haacr
sept iz-,ls-Rep copy u. LANaiioEXE & SONS.
INNE ClGAEswe have just received another nvoi"e q
not sssy 'Ffr to "h'S We @is FL co.
lNENTs GArrEsI have just received supply Of Gents
" Ir,e. Calf ,iai'ers-'ery nice. T. stAB''Ef.
INLAyoRING EXrRAtrs.-Exi Orange, Lemon. vunila,
1a sr'wfsr r N%%' JtTy f T = a1s p, "@ M
For Sale,
~ of the Marx, Iio.c The land in god c""1ion and
4-imprs.menis excellent. For further int nson: apply
to t1ert .-dtel Dh ): H. { FEl:roN.
PalliaSSeS! PalliaSscs! PaIIiaSSeS!!!
A New Article in the Trade.
ness MAKE these Beds The best and most dcsralc rSnF-
BED in use For sale al the old stand BY ,,.,>s,o>
sept edts No 10 Main 81. opposite the Norsci House
EENc German and and american r.1s .n in
Join l.. WINSTON,
Notice
HAVING purchased the stareion Mn. of Charcs Scott
hs am now s in market ho "a" ,,n WIZ nat and VIII py the
Mills. July 27dect- JAMES L, HoENEE,
lust OPENED = pieces Plain silks cent. per
- yard worth ia great bargain. Cali
aug 2jiis JNO. AHEAIIAMS
Steel Spectacles.
HAVE just received another LOT If fine
gsr STEEL srEoIA crEs--omong which are some #
sept lis JAMES DINwIpDIE
Attention Militia
TlNE subscriber prepared with suitable CLOTH, BUT
TONS, for Officers and pants Pleas give yrur
orders He will also furnish SWORDS, EPAULE1s,
order.
march 26-lts. WM ]. PAGE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-15

articles. l
+uvian Gov
LynchbuIg
10 be exact
Ian and one,
yian,po'utt
Eeson,brc'q
OF, rs COED
States. ~!
i,ola &c
n s., N e'a'-
1 I.LEl.,
On la in'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-15
NV STYLES.

M invite the attention OF customers and the public
w orally Ia NEW STOCK OF FALL CLOTHING, no
receiving, direct nom our mandatory.
sept i8dtn BrRKouGiis, siIAFER h CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-15
NE w q % q DS!
JOHN II. DAVIS & Go,

lXNCHBURG, VIRGINIA. asf
4 RE Offering for ispecon very large stock ofePRfNG
4AAND SUMMER DRY GOODS; among which win b. tbund
III The styles Of LADtES' DRESS GOODS, conssiR In
r9t ore silks doahl skirfs and double Jupea RobsS Gsn
bounced Robes 9rcnadnc, Bergc, Orgnndy, Jacone and
Lawns IN great variety with full Tine OF ManiIes ehaws E.
bro,eries, Gloves, Mnts, HOSIERY, handkerchief De-
Their stock Of Cloths casimefes yesings and Mems nu.
Goods 10 large with fall limo Of al kinda OF servants
GnGda
They solicit call bonn an % van. Of House Furnishing
where they viii find full stock N Velvet Brussels Ply In
grain and venan r,eng Rugs Mailng, Floor on Cos
Curtain Materials, Table Linen ehcsting re.
We ash vi cxnininat Of the s0ck aprf 13-dAete
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15
IMPORTANT FROM CHINA.

MIR. Wards Journey up a Branch of the
Pctho-An the Members Of the America N
Legation Gagged i'm a Wooden Box-They
Could see the Stars but not the Country
Grand Entry into Pekin ON nm OK Cart
They had not Seen the Emperor-Allied
Preparations for War, &C., &C., SC.
from the Paris Pays, Sept. ISL
The last news from Shanghai establishes beyond d9e
Me drrtcdt Of Mr.. Ward, The american Eapoy at Pes1a
This diplomatist assembled the ri Tcheol fun-Ho one
OF the branches Of the Peiho accompanied by al tns
members Of bis legation. Arrived at Ming Ho-fou te
American corvette which had brought Mr. ward was re-
tanned in the port
The members OF the legation. under the guidance
Of Mandarin ,cere placed ia hug bor, doo," hs mees
long by three broad (aJot sixteen by ten eel 'on,ch 0cs
closed creyyrhe bat ADORE. SO as 20 prc n ose "
contained from seeing the country ms pox, or
travelling chamber provided with all things
necessary 10 the comfort OF the traveller, was placed on
raft and taken first up the river, and then up the I'm
periai Canal, as far as the gate of the capital.
Here was placed large truck drawn by oxen, and
In This way the Minister of the United States and the
members Of bis legation entered the town Of eclsn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15
ARRIVALS.


Fro Liverpool, in the steamship AfricaMr and Mrs Tow
send tarpess Mrs Chisholm, Mr. and Mrs CHS
holm d child, Lieut. Sampson LIST Reg lady and child Mr.
Kelly and maid Miss and Master Kelly Mr. and Mrs
Lyle Yrs Stirling Mr. and Mrs pckey child and nurse
and daughter Mr. and Mrs Molet DR. Fcnne DR.
Ford, Capt McCauy, Taylor, Mr. Justice Milne Mer
am, Mrs loney Blair Wheeler, two children and maid NJ
0odberry rFlewellen, Mr. and Mrs Bassone, DR. McNe
Goldthrait " Bergonon child and nurse Mr. Brogrs vii
sDonnell, l. Anderson Lenkens McSead LTeancenaule
Mr. Poirier - xc(lee Mrs PORTER, child and nurse, Nj
md Mrs Owse, DR. and Mrs Mott, Master Mott W
Red Hooper, Maund. snonds II Soulard, yaleon,
c5a and Mss sharp, HaIst Ghas Weber Rss
wasntcr nek1y, r Rockford, W McNei, II 1TcNe, A
Keamger, Messrs Chesnu Theham and Caughey & John
ssnn CTowsls Mrs Thos Ross Gastcnhofer Van Gun
Lilo 2 Rose Capt M.snnE winberseis Miss Ellsworth
nrs XII .Ioaon Goodrich Hon Judge Ieese lady and
two cnn9ren NJ Williamson Soaring Pow s n Adams q
ben L. sy H nny n nSg Belgian av Broad
Mr. and Mrs. Goode Mr. Mrs Napier Mr. and Ms Nner
Walson' S'wahiams Huyer, Ars McKsan. ''' "
From Ohaxteson In the steAmslp r
LADY, annd ana servant Mrs Cheesebrourb Miss Csas
b. ough TaylGr and LADY Bsanit i Mrs Rsns
4. NJ Mss san o 6Saemsn psSsnpor
Mr. rinsle niss PSngIe Robinson and lady Bans
lin Short Wentworth Mrs Seymour Miss seyn,o, poi d
eight tn the steerage. '' "'"' ana
From Washington, &C. IN the steamship Mount yerro, H.
Halliday, John LANCE, Mrg John LANCE Randsii Iana
and lady. rs
From Marnca.bo, in the brig Adsy swif-Geo Robbins.
From Ncuvas IN the brig Anita OwcnMaacl Nunias yno
Thomas Pancho Bstancourt.
From Richmond ID ihe schr Ceiiio-Mr Lewis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15
City Politics.
spuRrH EXTRAORDINARY HALL SENATORIAL
CONVENTION,

BTVNfH DJSTKICT-TAMNANY HALL SENATURTAL
CONVENTION.
There an suay strong and noisy muster Of the
democratic party assembled in and around the precincts
81 Tammany Hall last night Though double event
expected to off, the principal attraction the
nston of asprants for Senatorial honers "a rather dan.
serous elevation just now) There were several cand
dates put forward and the particular party Of each tena
iously stuck their till all hope Of success was in
particular instances, inevitably lost At this time when
playing legislation has its risks well honors, it
might by over anxious nominees of their too
warm adhcrents, Save from my frcnds' or further
contemplating the result Of Senatorial campaign
they might add, They may laugh at wounds
who felt scar However, there is yet time for
Withdrawing from the contest Last night balotngs ended
IN nothing and adjournment Of the Convention till next
Monday night decided upon The following shows the
Of the candidates and the result Of the baotng in
ia, Of cach.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15

The London Times of September 80 says
In American securities there was q decline in the
shares of the New York Central and the third mortgage
Of the New York and Erie and advance in the hrst
mortgage bonds Of the Pennsylvania Central and quotes
salesn0is Central skies and sevens 70; do shares,
36-35A dis New York Central shares, TN New York
and Erie third mortgage 81 &c; Pennsylvania Central
first mortgage, &c.
The sales Of cotton Of the week in Havre were 5000
bales stock, 900 bales Prices were T. ST. lower.
New Orleans tres ordinaire, 1907. do bas, lolf.
The steamship Bavaria, from New York, reached
Southampton early the morning Of the S0h Of Septem
ber The Bavaria experienced most violent gale during
the passage and Of the which struck her washed
persons overheard and did damage TO the ship
despatch from Southampton, dated the evening Of
Friday the both ultimo, to london, says -
The Bavaria steamer from New York brings $743 632
in specie for England She reports having experienced
tremendous gale from NV from the 2st TO I'D inst; on
the I'D heavy struck her. which stove part Of the
sequence which she Of her rudder and split al
sails. While heaving TO another struck her, and
washed overheard two persons One cabin passen
ger, named John Sayers, from Cincinnati and the other
seaman belonging 10 Hamburg The ship was hove to
10 rthirty hours.
The Arago arrived at Southampton about midday on the
30th uk
An explosion in the percussion cap mandatory Of
Messrs Pursal Phillips Of Birmingham had instantly
killed persons and wounded nine others, one
Of whom subsequently died.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15
NEWS FROM EUROPE.

NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Africa with TIVE
Days Later Advices.
Our London, Paris and Berlin
Correspondence.
IMPORTANT FROM CHINA.
The Extraordinary Reception Of the
American Minister at Pekin.
Mr.. WARD AND THE LEGATION BOXED UP.
The Preparations Of France and England
to Renew the War with China.
-.>ooo1>o1Do-1,D~,>o-.>o-.
THE SAN JUAN DIFFICULTY.
~~>~~~~~Ho-~~oo>o1~~oo~
Troubles Of the English Press ON
the Subject.
-,1.No,>oes>>~oo-.>o~o~>
Hopes Of France that NO War
WIN Grow Out Of It.
.>.>>N~~~,->o->>-~>0o.>o~
THE ITALIAN ESTION.
Napoleon Disclaims Family Ag-
grandizement.
INTERESTING FROM GERMANY.
The Passage Of the Bavaria from
New York.
Dc.D~.>-,~,-~oI.,1>o~.~.~o~
One Passenger and One Sailor Washed
Overheard.
,>.,~4-oro>>or->>,~->~-~v
SCAAMyL EN- ROUTE FOR ST. PETERSBURG
--0>>>.~~>-~~~-S>~e->>o~o~~
THE SPANiSH-MOROCCO WAR.
MEXICAN AFFAIRS IN ENGLAND.
Il II H NJ a Il X r Il -.
DC, DC, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15
rAMMANy NOMINATION. FOR SUPERVISOR.

moved and carried that the Convention stand adjourned
till Monday next.
rAMMANy NOMINATION. FOR SUPERVISOR.
While the Convention summoned to elect candidate
tor Senatorial distinction the coming election fruit
essy baIong down stairs, the Convention assembled TO
nominate Supervisor got through their business in a
up stairs, with very little delay. There but
person put nomination. j. R. Briggs, the present
incumbent, who consequently was elected BY accama.
tor
THE TAMMANY HALL ASSEMBLY CONVENTIONS.
The Tammany Hall Assembly Conventions will meet to-
night 10 nominate candidates for members Of Assembly
MOZART HALL ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
Some OF the Mozart Hall Assembly Conventions held
adjourned meetings last night and made the following
pom,naons;-
Third Distria-Isaac baylor.
EteusnM District--W. r. Robinson.
y1i,teenth Distric--Thomas Cushing
fourteenth Distric-The Convention met ut the corner
Of Seventeenth street and First avenue and appointed
committee Of nine TO meet the Tanmanyes this (Satur
day. evening" for the purpose OF agreeing on candidate
WING CONVENTION OF THE FOURTH SENATORIAL DIS
TRICT.
The purpose Of this meeting last evening was the nomi-
nation OF State Senator and Assemblyman for the
Fourth district. Tho meeting to order with Mr. n
H. Huested in the chair majority Of the delegates not
being present, it decided to go into ballot, and
finally to adjourn to next Friday evening at eight o'clock
Before adiourning, committee Of three appointed
10y the chairman to recommend proper and suitable no
animation for Senator that would secure the action Of
1.-THE opposition After short and consultation the
committee brought in the following name as their selec
zion, viz-Mr. Mcrwin R. Brewer. committee of two
twas then appointed to wait the opposition conventions
chat may be held IN the Fourth district.
THE REPUBLICAN WARD ASSOCIATIONS.
The several republican ward associations met last night
md elected delegates to the County and Assembly Con-
cntons for the nomination OF Judge Of the Supreme
ourt Judge Of the Superior Court Justice OF the Marine
g. nrt Supervisor and also candidates for members
of Assembly. The elections passed OF quietly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15
Ia Bo,lo,. %. Ballot. Oh Ballot, I

After the announcement OF INC rcSuIt OF Tue seVentn
and last ballot, and there probability of bring
ing proceedings to satisfactory conclusion 80 far as
getting the requisite majority for candidate 1t was
moved and carried that the Convention stand adjourned
till Monday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15
HERALD SATURDAY TO- ls5e-TRlP1E

fnancier. Oar Senator's are sing rly en-
running round amongst brokers j d banl
to raise the wind for such enter 80 as
pee. Arnold Harris is also here bottle
Benjamin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-15

tee of Twelve should venture to hold sitting
in spite Of this injunction, they will run
the risk of being pounced upon by a con.
stable and hauled off to the police court,
where those who are citizens of Frankfort
will be sentenced to fine or Imprisonment for at
tending unlawful assemblies, and the remainder
expelled neck and cup from the city territory.
Rather than expose themselves to so ignominious
an eighteenth Brumaire, it is presumed the com.
mttee will prefer to remove to some other locality
and Berlin has been suggested as the most eligible
place for them to adjourn to. For several reasons
however this would hardly be advisable; it would
compromise the national character of the move
ment, and give color to the assertions of the anti
unionists, who represent it as scheme cunningly
devised by Prussia for extending her power over
Germany, and depriving the other States of their
independence. The Prussian government, too,
would be placed in q false position; they would
either have to refuse their consent to the
meetings, which would throw cold water upon
the whole affair, or, by countenancing
them openly, to raise the jealousy of
Austria and her confederates to the highest
pitch, and precipitate rupture, which the Prince
Regent and his advisers are anxious to postpone as
long as possible. In fact, it will be difficult for the
Twelve to find an ark Of refuge, unless they make
up their minds to retire to Gotha, the residence Of
the Duke Of SAKE Coburg, the only German prince
who has declared in favor of the national cause, and
who by so doing has just drawn down upon him.
self the thundcrs of the Cabinet Of Vienna, in the
shape of anote rejecting severely upon his con-
dnct, and limiting darkly at Interior measures that
will be taken against him If he persists in his con-
tumscious behaviour. 1t is a curious circumstance
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03

ANoTHER cAKxOz.--1bs construction Of
monster piece Of ordBanss hiss beep pro,
'iecled bs tie sSefs,ary ofwsr. which y
ptobably be east At tho Fort Pit Works. an
this city. II eonbinss some of The features
i both the .Dallgreen' and. Columbia
guns, and is cslsultsa 20 do xrsutiOn as
fOSr mile. Il Is to be q 6hssp ioebesli7
.bre,, Ritrs digrbsiersiAysmg eight and =
.bslf inches At tbs muzz j. iorty,ssvenAtt the
breech, aad ad exfrems, length OF fifteen
-ftet. apHy bAARWilf w4igh bstwsen sur
hun lid ard four hundred and fifty pound. /.
requiring ~ ehotIiaos SebaS9e Of pow4leF.
Tho estimated .~igiH Of ths gan IS between
twenty five and thirty loas. Such piece
OF orbna6c4, pla ed Oh DE hill 'ack .ofssw:
mill Run. woul spse lily demolist every
baiIding in the arsenal ~ B4wFsnee1ilIe,
thatdistAhes being sbout It's effective range
II will be cast hollow. on the principle OF
Major Rsdfian. and u6der his supervision.
1.-THE piece is to be constructed there is no
place where il could be more conveniently
or better done than in this city, Pitts
buFgh Dispatch. n Is .osa-e a.. ..
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03
An Ordinance

To pave tho side walks on Fourth street, between
Main aud Walnut Streets In the Cry Sf bHneastef.
SEGTION Be IL 6rdaihed By tks Cifg coaaeit e(ths
Cy Of BaWcastsr, that ~ shall be the duty ofthe own
or and aiIpersons hssociaton Of
owning any lot PaLt Of alot fronting oI street
betweeg Main and Walnut streets In said city 70 pave
his or their aide walk Wifi bard paving brifk to the
acceptance 0f Lhe Com tntee on streets aud aI0ye.
SEC. 2. Thai II any eraon persons atnTcsald,
shall refuse neglect to comply with the prov aons
Of this ordinance6y the 1Tst day JhAe next II sal
ahd IS hersby made the duty Of the trs0t COmfttee
10 cause such impFov be made AT The eHpenso
Of the city and the Hount expended hereby HadO
tan upon The lot nT lOis from Improves
mont Is and shall be the and esrtlned
10 the AudOr OF Fairfield eounty and eOlleet-
ed as Othertaxes for the use Of said eitys NJ l
Sac. ?. That lhe Street committee ahall keep an
accurate statement OF the am0uBt expended BE- theIa
under the provisons OF this ordinance adding thereto
Interest from the Gate Of assessment, designating :be
LOT or part Of lot, In f1Rt Of whieht IL ekpen d.
ed, and when such expenditure pprofed by theIily
Aforesaid. = 49,
SIC. Any ordinance or part thereof heretofore
passed thai 70 with lie sereby repealed.
HEc. 8. ordinance to take eHeol from And after
It's passage and tho legal publIeati thereof.
- az NICHOLAS YOUNG, President O. 6.
WnLtLM L. KINs. City Clerk. 1. I'd
Lancaster, January 90, l959-3w3a . .
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03

C4FA British oAlcQr writing from Te-
herah. Persia. to the London Times re-
marks: IA Ca,har!ic Pin 'marulactured
by IAN Ameriran Chemist (DR., ]. G.
AVER. OF Lowell Mass has cured tie Shah
of "ETvef Complaint that shtsaEs,sd his
life. This simple fact. as might b .ox-
psotsd, renders tte Americans imnshsly
popular here, while we English are over
looked d ,ubtles9 .thrsit tbs IL everything;
We do the labor, then the nourishing A.
mericans put their mark on itand take the
reward Doot. Aver is idolizediby the Court
and its retiiness here. which will doubt.
less ke reflected to him on 4. gold snuG box
g. diamond hiitsd swoisd.. while ho. iht
HadsS 0f Davy,. cbfistiAhson Of Brodis-
The great lights BY which. .heIshinss. are,
Anknovh:siAtNew York Sunday Pgpet,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03
An Ordinance

To pAvo the side walks Chestnut street, between
Second and Fourth stsests in The cityOf Lancaster
SscTToS J. Ben oEdainsd BY the Ctr COHHeiI Of the
ee fLaH>astS, That itshaI bo tn duty OF the own
owners, anl all peEsons Or
ewpink any iot6t part "f Ioi fronting on Chestnut
Street, ween Second aud Fourth III said oily,
TO pave his rtheir side walk with hard brick 10 the
acceptance Q the Committee on streets and alleys.
$50, a, That " any person or persons aforesaid,
seall reflst aeElec to comply with THO prOYispg
az lms0rtIate by the ntat day Of June nOxt, II shall
aid hereby mAde the duty Of Tho Street Committee
TO cause such Improvement TO be made at the expense
OF the eiiy nt expended Is hereby made
tax Upon the lot los i,i front of which The m-
" Badqs and shall be levied thereon aud
ceraed TO the COuIty AudiiOr OF Fairfield and
cDlertod az take for tho nso Of said city.
SEe. 3. Thatthe Street Committee shall keep N ac-
eurae statement Of Lhe aItount eKpened by them
der the provisions of this ordinance adding thereto
interest from the date Of assesspeni, designating tho
lot part Of ttn front Or which the Is expend-
ed. and when such expenditure Is approved by tho
Council the same is created tax with the Interest rs
Aforesaid. ,z..1t.s,.- ~a.-b.s.t-~p
SEC !. Any ordinance cE pad t9ereSt. heretofore
passed eonsiseDt with this Fcby rep eaed.
SEc.5. This orddance to take effect from and after
~ 'rs NICHOLAS SsGSsGs, Prssiasst Pl & C.
WILLIAM u. KIS0, City Clerk.-.,
Lancaster, January 81, 1e59r-5w38 tr4 fsrE
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-02-03

.fI BLleHWoer FOR JANUAhf. LIE Guard Scott
s&l Co. !sE.wsYdrE. fMagasobeps ihs new
year with a most attractive hambeF: Bul.
.vsfis imastst;pDeds. '#hSE GAlhs dOvi,b
it?,'is broughlt5 AisatiGfactcry conclusion
Darrell and Lady MoanirOtt., LiORei aud
sophy, are sll nadehapPy. and the intense
anxiety Of the millions who have read this
famous novel is relieved, We trust Sir
Edward who, Of late yssrs, gives all his
literary lshorsrto the public, through the
pages Of g Biackwood. - has something new
| 10 store for us as coed as the inimitable
work he has Just completed. ''Burmah
land ne Burmese" is pvirwof "a Narrs.
tive OF the Mission of the Governor Gen
eral Of India to the Court OF Ava" with
notice ofthe country. government and peo-
pie. ga Cruise in japanese Waters is
continued with unhsgging interest, giving
US stiII further insight into the manners,
morsls. customs, etc.. Of the people Of Ja-
pan. with some humorous remarks on their
haprarsnf, not re I. indelicacy in exposing
their persons at the public baths, in thai
1dplici Jus climate "IIow to Boil Peas" is
mot, AS its title indicates, a dissertation on
modern cookery, but one Of the most wit
ty, pointed articles on the folly Of making
ourselves miserable, that was ever penned.
F"1n An5lin9 Saan err claims 10 be OF in
terest to the general reader as we'll as 10
anglers, and is certainly very readable
article. Popular Eiterotare iond he Pc
rioiical Press" is ably handled. 1t aims
to show that the talent ofthe realm is leav-
ing othersprofeSsions, and concentrating in
the press. and especially the periodical prese
Of Great Britaini to which fact, more than
10 any other cause, may be attributed the
decline Of the drama, and the lessshing
\ Interest felt for oral discourse, whether
I from the leeturoroom or the pulpit. The
article is worthy careful persual. "The
Royal proclamation of India, closes, the
list Of articles IN this interesting number.
EEfnd gives us hie Tory view Of the Present
IcondiIien and prospects ofthat vast country
as compared with what they were urder
,llhe rule Of the fSrhods East India Com.
IpanY."
4 I'VE are pleased 10 notice that BldckwoOd
this month,is is printed on much better pa
\ per than we have ever before seen i. and
the publishers assure US that this improve
mrnt will continue.
[ Price. SO year. 0fiice. 81 Gold street