The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-11

EW YORK HERALD, SUI
il right While oosnss,rg there vas tap al thu door
gentenan entered, who sad, 81 nave requested
Vs %er Ss g @ On
execises They desire me 70 present you thus purse
| a mono, handing mo between any aod hundred
dolsrs 80 token OF their appreciation Of your
r,y ares'nrss In reprov.ug them for their mscoa
duct. they have also desired 70 you Win allow
your 70 be usec az tha coming election Of chaplain
Tor Cops,es Hyou viii coD.ent 70 this they arc ready
70 assure honorable election" Quite stunned
for consulting with my fr,rnd He warmly urged my 90
cepsspce II the cfur Al tho boat nearod Whos,ing cy
decisics sss asked assootea 70 their proposal they
preach But the sermon on the boat far mora rsmu
peratve than eli tho lac a. c,ncinnsN and whseog
united. BY the agency Of my frieods yes 10
time elected Their money paid EXPENSE 70 Wash.
ipgson; and 10 entered upon my duties chaplain TO
Congress.
the r-prover. Men may from 'sooraoce forget
rulns but sign OF grace when tnsy take kindly the
correction which their misconduct calls for.
Mr.. Mlbu.n, ~ 10 we'll known by those accustomed
10 his and epeeches has keen relish for hu MOI
His book ned with capital stories pnxed up in bis
wanderipss The following, OF that eccentric old preacher
Peter Cartwright, and General Jackson will be new to
many OF our readers
Shortly aer battle OF New Orleans conference or
Ny old friend Peter Cartwright: IVES appolotsd 70 preach
in Of the churches Sunday evening AZ no rose
gaton; be paused uot the excitement shoud subs,ds
The pssior the church took advantage OF the oooortu
nifty 70 pull the skirt Of the admonh
him In . whisper, "brother Cartwright, You must DO
careful how you preach 70 night General jackson has
just come In In loud tone Cartwright repaed "whst
do you suppose caro- for General yacksocr If no dant
repent Of his sins and believe the Lord Jesus CHRIST he
will die and be damned like any other snner"-apd then
proceeded NTH his sermon The mex, morninx 100 rose
A n uaaae al
tiers In his morning stroll servant ran amer him with tho
message that Genera jackson wished 10 speak With him
Turning, his hand grssped BY the hero who shook
heartily, saying Sir you man after my heart
had regiment OF men Is brave you, and you for
the chaplain I'd agree TO conquer any country earth
strong friendship sprAng up between these mon, In
woom we're many points ct resemblance
Some Of the portraits Of tie public with whom the
author has come in contact are c,every done. They
prove that his judgment rarely blinded by the super
fetal qualities that but too often make up political
putasion.
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES IN 1860. By d. W..
Bartlett. A. Il. Burdick.
This volume OF the usual staple OF the publications
that precede every Presidential contest The biographies
twenty one In numbers goody array-and comprise
the following nAmes-w. q. Seward, g. Douglas, p.
Chase Bates D. j. Dickinson, John Bell ]. P. Hale, A.
Il. Stephens, n P. Banks, Joseph Lane, John Mclean,
b. A. Wise, r. N. T. Hunter, Henry Wilson, Jefferson
Davis, J. L. Orr, John Minor Bolts, ]. q. Hammond,
howell Cobb, J. c. Breckenridge, J. G. Fremont. We
could add TO tho list half dozen other names Just n
likely, but that want spoil the completeness
! Of the book.
| A NATURAL PHILOSOPHY Embracing the Most Re
/ cent Discoveries in the Various Branches OF
Physics: By s. P. Quackenboss, A. M. D. Ap-
| pleton & Co.
This Ii well digcstsd elementary treatise, and 10 I'D.
mrably adapted for the Of schools. the diagrams
and Illustrations arc carefully got up, and win aid the
teacher greatly In the task Of demonstration.
THE WAR OF 1859. By Richard Mccormick, author
| of "A Visit to the Camp before Sebastopol."
| Schonberg, g. Co.
This sketch Of the Italian campaign seems to have been
made up from the newspapers 70 suit the hurried purpose
Of the publishers I chief value lies in the maps IT.
ached to IT, which, considering the low price Of tho publ
cation (25 censs, render the acquisition desirable one
WORKS OF CHARLES DICKENS. Petersons cheap
edition. Oliver Twist.
THIS series, after the plan OF cheap edition Of
the waverey Novels by the publishers will be pub.
shed at Is cents part the whole to be completed S.
Inc last Issue OF the Oliver Twist Of tho most
vigorous and least exaggerated Of Dickens stories.
| MUSIC.
Our MUSICAL FRIEND, No &c. Seymour Co. THIS use
full publication is running uninterrupted pros
perry, tue popus-y Of ~ oeeapness en-
suripg IL ready welcome In every house. Toe present
number contains the violante Waltzes, by dAber an
original Gorltza, by varn new song by ssnderson;
ballad. By Aacfarren; and the Speculative Gaop by
| Leutner.
The IRISH MELODIES, by Thomas Moore; SYM
| phonies and accompaniments. BY Sir John Ste
| venson. Harper Mason.
This edition Of tho Melodies has been superby brough.
out and s illustrated by fine steel Portrait OF the bard
and vgnette OF Superior cottage Tc the Irish ,art
these national airs must be DEAR welded they are
70 sone Of tho most exquisite poetry In the language.
FINR ARTS.
There to be viewed at the store OF Nessrs Ros Lock
wood Son All Broadway, work OF Art which Ia worthy
Of inspection for the immense amount Of labor and in
genusy bestowed upon It. II ID tableau drawn With
common pen, containing ninetyhve illustrations Of the
Holy Bible emblcmatcaly characterized by verses &c.
and comprising, besides the passages Of Holy Writ the
l60 psalms Of David the Ten Commandments &C. In II
the Freemason will be able to trace tie origin and history
Of the craft in its ancient language The WORK was exc
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