Smyrna times., 1861-08-29
MISCELLAN GUS.

FaASK LEsLIx's MoxTHLY-The September
ssabsr Of this excellent monthly is on our ia.
BE. Il is as usual splendidly embellished
among them very striking and correct pot
trait Of Msjnr-General George B. Mcclellan,
also oae Of the late Count Cavour. The Fash.
iOa plates are full, and exhibit what should
be wOrn. aNd what should not" 1t also con-
taias general observations on dress, which are
ct mach interest TO the ladies'. The reading
matter is both interesting and instructive.
Oar readers who wish 10 subscribe for an ex.
ssllea' Magazine. should take Frank LesIie's
Neatly.
AETscas IloNE MAoAzIHE.-We have re-.
e'Tsd toe September number Of Arthur's Home
hsEIzse. ltisrrchly embeIIished with a yerv
sEPrsss'Ss picture entitled " Il was not me-
u al'O sSaiiIns tue Fs shion plates for Septem.
ss'. which. TO the ladies, are worth more than
ne price OF the book for year. The contents
embrace variety of reading matter.
TEE SoUTHERN REBELLION AND THE War
''E rHs CSIOS This is large octave of32
psges 10 pamphlet form, Published in weekly
PafS. lie object is TO give a correct, connect.
90 and Complete history Of the Rebellion, in
sueh shape that 1t can be bound in handsome
sslsme, aud preserved as faithful record Of
the present times. The 6rsI number contains
sketch OF the conspiracies and Instructions
khaI have taken place in the United States, and
gives promise Of being a very desirable and
highly useful publication. We recommend il
70 every one wishIag history Of the rise and
prSgtess OF the most gigantic Rebellion the
w"fld has ever witnessed. James D. Torrey,
Is Spruce st.. New York, Publisher. Price.
~ cents q number.
HAsPERs New MoSTHLr.-The September
sSmeer of Hsrper's is lively and entertaining.
The sketch Of SIrsItOrd-upOn-AE Avon, the birth
place OF Shakespeare, is very interesting. and
Ss' niIiuIly illustrated by engravings. That
OF OusVs, the newly created capital of the
Csssdss-ereated by fiat of Queen Victoria
likewise good. The memoir Of Winfield
scott ~ JudHiOus summary of our great cap
tam. fhs also is admirably illustrated; in
t'et al the illustrations in this number are
g'0d. There is fine portrait of tae gallant
veteran. Anthony Trollope's OrIey Farm"
'ae ThaeE'Fsy's Philip" are continued.
"HLT rEEV HAVE Lssr.-The Secessionists
u he seeded States say that they are fight.
gior everything dear 10 freemen. We don,
sfs'hntbey lave gained anything, but i,lsvery
sa'g to see what they hare lost. Among their
'ossss e0iemporary enumerates these:
l. They have lost the liberty Of free speech.
oearest rght Of freeman. They dare not
pas except IN one way. The tyranny and
S'Aei''e' Of Cslgsls Nero were tender racrcies
@P'fes Nth the reigG If terror now peryad.
ing TIE seeding States.
ci"ey have lost the right Of voting upon
-. constitution under which they live The
- 'as people are hushed. and they are
"u ana tsat, and are at the mercy OF
purse proud sfistoersts
. They have lost At lesst City per zen, ~
s saiss OF their property, and received in i,s
stead al increased taxation
iney nave lost their titles to their oro.
SsIV' being subject Go con6seation for m .
sof' 81 'aoss whose feet are upon their
% They have lost their trada anu eommeyca
Ted. "'Pie'ey Pfos'ra-
"a Asd last. though not least, they have lo.,
r sell. respect and civilization. They re-.
ps.Ais their debts, and appropriate other nso.
property. and make Q virtue Of il.
For opinions sake Ihey commit bsrba,i
upon citizens Of the United States which
@osi 0stu'ored and inhu man saraRe wOuIC
t'ssA 10 be guilty Of
@ese are few Of the " liberties they hsv.
a. what Liberties are they fighting for
a. aew many rights have they gained through
S,assney OfSecessiOnl Let some secession
aasssr-tfke ean.