The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-11
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/ CASH, Richmond. A Novel. By ANTHONY
TgAt.Lorxs New York: HARpER BRoTH-
Ena. This one-volume novel IL from the pen
OF a novelist who has acquired quitea popular
fame lie is the son OF the celebrated Mrs.
TRoLLorE, who, many years ago, irritated our
people by her cutting and slashing book on the
United States, All the editors In the country
were greatly indignant and wreaked their
vengeance upon her book through realms U
paper and columns OF type. Mr. ASThoN'
Tno1.Lopg has shown himself to be more I'm
martial and fair critic of nations ina"
me, thor, though we have nothing to say as","s
mar We were always very mneh opns
bsr for abusing our people. IL ooes 'Ae".
,,uch good to lash them Itue. A"0 "oo'
n.sn 80 -. - aura to say something that Is
"a ~ be told the truth helps to take
sn,.,n one,s eopceit, and improves man. We
,ri.b our foreign travellers would abuse us a
,,,,,e more. We have been greatly too much
na.tercd, and are getting too vain. We have
ourselves been greatly benefited by little
unfayorable critIcisrn, even from an enemy
though We felt not at all indebted to him for
At! Returning to TRcsLoPE, the son, we like
HIM. lie hiss told much truth about the West
Indies, and the desolation that has followed
the abolition OF slavery in the British islands.
He has flied up u great mass of testimony
against abolitionism, though be disavows any
sympathy with slavery. His facts and his
philosophy are very much at war. We COM
mend his book on the West Indies TO general
perusal From what we know Of him, we
may also venture to recommendation trust
his novel. For sale by A. MORRIS.
Mount Vernon Papsrs.-The APPLEToN's
10 r EtVERRTT'S
"Mount Vernon Papers" 1t is well known
TO the reader that they were written by Mr..
T.. for the New York Ledger. whose editor paid
IN advance for them SlU,Oo0, to be appropriated
TO the purchase of Mount Vernon. The vol
ume presents such variety of personal mar
ratiye, historical "reminiscences, and scenic
description, that 1t constitutes excellent read
ing for leisure intervals. It's both instructive
Al entertaining. For sale by Messrs. WooD-
HOUSE d Go.
The Wood. Rangers, or The Trappers Of Sonora.
BY Capt. MAYNE REID. New York: X. NJ.
DEWIrr. This volume is illustrated by veIy
neat engrayings. Capt. REID has become IA
nous for hls startling stories of the perils OF
the chase in Africa as we'll as in America
The present work, Judging from its pictures
and index page, is tull Of stirring Incidents
For sale by L. l.. SMITH.
One-and- Trcenty. BY the author of Wild
flower' and "Jessie Cameron" q domes tic
story of Scottish Life. BY Lady Rachel
BUTLER Both these volumes are from the
press of DEWITT, New York, and for sale by
l.. L. SMITH.
LoreE the Wido,cer.-This novel, by THACK-
ERAY, which has appeared in Harper's Monthly
has Just been issued in one volume by the pub
fishers Ii is a brief one, too-rather an un.
common recommendation tor novel from
TBACKERAY. II is printed on good paper, anC
illus trated. For sale by A. MORRIS.
The Three Clerks. BY ANTHONY TRoLLoPE
author of "Dr. Thorne," &c. HARPER &
BRos.-We may place this novel along with
Castle Richmond by the same author ano
recommend it likewise. For sale by A. NOR
RIs.
Harper's Greek Ttrts.-EURIPIDES. Vol. L.
The first volume of EURIPIDEs, forming par
of HARPER's Greek and Latin Texts, is very
well printed. For sale by A. NORRIS.
Right at Last, and other Tales. BY Mrs. GAS
KELL, author of "Mary Barton "North anc
South" sc. New York; HARPER & Bros
For sale by A. MORRIS.