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LECTURES AND LECTuRERs-We have received
all invitation to lecture; but we beg to decline
it. This is no time for talking; we want action.
One of our contemporaries, who is himself a
great talker. is, we see, engaging in lecture
campaign, md we leave the honors Of the field
to such as he, who have nothing better to do.
For ourselves, the condition Of the country of
itself indicates our course Of duty sufficiently
clear, and that most assuredly does not point
to the lecture room. We are in the midst Of a
great crisis, when the strong arm Of the govern
ment is required to assert its might and supre-
macy. To talk Of, much less to listen to, lee
lures at snch time is therefore, not only useless,
but ridiculous. They may however, answer
the purpose Of few retailers of stale patitudes
and old lady listeners but these will never CON
tribute one mite Of influence towards suppress
ing the rebellion and re-establishing the federal
authority in the seeded States Their efforts
will prove as utterly futile as their usual ha-
rangues are dreary, insipid and unoriginal.
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The CoMTE DE PARIS AND LOUIS NAPOLEON
AS AuTnoRs.-We give, in another column, a
lengthy criticism, from the London Tines, of an
excellent work which has been recently pub
lished by the Comte de Paris, now aid-de-camp
Of General Mcclellan, entitled Damascus and
Lebanon" 1t is remarkable that SO many illus
trious personages, near the French throne,
should have sought reputation as authors within
the last few years. The admirable production
Of the Prince de Joinville, on naval tactics is
well known. The present Emperor of the
French has published an excellent essay on the
use of artillery and the "Idees Napoleoniennes,"
and is now engaged in writing history of
Julius Caesar which will probably be the most
magnificent work ever issued from any press.
All publications coming from such distinguished
sources possess great intrinsic value. The royal
and imperial authors possess means of procur-
ing correct information, from which other wri-
tiers are often debarred, and are frequently able
to throw light upon more hidden recesses of
diplomacy, which but for their aid would re-
main in cbscnrity. 1t would be for the general
benefit Of historical knowledge, if all the mon
archs of Europe, as well as those who are near
the throne, in whatever capacity. were to
initiate the example of Louis Napoleon, and the
illustrious scion of the House of Orleans, who
is seeking to acquire laurels in the army of the
Potomac, and contribute their quota to the
publications Of the day.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, 49, ls6-TRPLE SHEET

spircd, as II is, by the President, it Is severe
rebnke TO the Satanic influence of The abolition
element which is rallying around Fremont, and
forming au opposition party against the
government for the purpose Of embar-
RAISING 1t and dividing the North. This
dsorganizing and revolutionary element
is the source OF all our troubles; and
now, when II has involved the country in re-
bellion and civil war, it seeks to carry out its
diabolical purpose to completion by defeating
the administration, discouragiag the country.
and giving such aid and comfort to the enemy
as will materially help him to achieve his indie
pendence. If they should proceed any further
in their disloyal course it will become neces-
sary for the government, for its own protection
and in order to the successful prosecution Of
the war, to seize Cheever, Greeley, Garrison
and the other disunion agitators who are under
mining the power of the government and plot
ting the final separation of the Northern from
the Southern States. They ought to be arrest
ed, every man Of them, and sent to keep COM
pany with Mason and Sldell.
The traitorous conspirators, North and South
being thus disposed of, peace will be restored
to our unhappy country, the Union will be es-
tablishcd on hrmer basis than ever, and tie
constitution, which the abolitionsts are in the
habit of splitting upon, and sometimes Of burn
ing on the Fourth of july and which one of
their chief organs, every time it is Published,
denounces as can agreement with death and
covenant with hell, will henceforth be sus
tanned as the supreme law of the land, the in
violable Magma Charta of American liberties,
which it will be no longer safe for the anti
slavery instruments and allies of the British
government to gainsay or call in question, in
any shape or form.
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sixteen New Wax Mups--Toposraphicai
Sketches OF the Seats OF War.


sixteen New Wax Maps-Toposraphic
Sketches or the Seats OF War.
We have issued another edition of tho war maps
which have lately appeared in the NEw York
HERALD. They arc sixteen in number
l. OUR NAVAL AND MILITARY OPERATIONS AT A GLANCE
The Coast and Land Line Of the Rebelloas Stacs-The
Union Blockade Of the Atlantic and Gulf Coast--The
Rebel Batteries on tho Missssipp,-The Forts the
Southern Sea Line.
2 nig SEAT or WAR IN TRE WEST
Map Of tho Scene OF Operations in Southeastern Ms
souri, Illinois and Tennessee with the Positions or the
Rebel Troops and Portions of tho Federal Forces, and
tho Beences at Cairo and BIRDS Point
g. TnE SEAT or WAR IN KxNrucKy:-
Locations Of the Rebel Forcessraegc Importance OF
Positions Occupied by the Opposing Armies.
& TaE sgAr WAR IN KENTUCKY
Another Typographical Sketch.
g. Maj OF TIE REBEL CAPITAL
Typographical Sketch of the City Of Richmond, yir.
gnia, with the Surrounding Encampments
VERY CURIOUS REBEL SEMI. OPTICAL PICTORIAL Ylxw or
TIE BArrE or Bull Rus,
7. THs Ffoar AT SANTA Rosa ISLAND
Map oil santa Rosa Island, Where the Reported Fight
Between the kebcs and Wilson's 2ouaycs took place
s. MAP or TUE CoAsr GEORGETOWN, S. G.. ro sAvAs
Showing Bulls Bay, Charleston, st. Helena Sound and
Port Royal Entrance
0. THx AFFAIR AT CHIcAMAcoMc:-
The Advance OF Colonel Hawkns-Retreat Of Colonel
Rown-Shelling of the Rebels by the Monticello.
10. SEAr or WAR AROUND PApUoAu AND CoLuMBus KEN
lucky.
IL. The STAT oy WAR IN Missouri
The Important Points of tho War, Show ing the Posi-.
tions OF the Rebels under Generals McCuoch and Price
ana The Advance OF the Union Troops under Generals
Fremont, Hunter, Segal, Sturgis &C.. &C.
IL TiF SEAr OF WAR IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.
The Localities of tho Army of Occupation Position
Of General Rosecrans, Reynolds Cox, schenck Benham
&C.. tho Union Side and those tho Rebel Generals
Lee, Floyd, Anderson, &c.
Is. TIE LOWER PoroxAC:--
MaPo' the Potomac from Washington to the Chesa
pcakc Showing the Rebel Batteries from Cockpit Point
to Matthias Point.
IA. MAJ OF BEAUFORT, s. c.
Scene of Operations tho Great Naval and Military Ex
petition.
Is. THE UPPER PoroxAc:-
Map OF the Potomac from Washington to Harper Ferry
Showing the Scene of Operations Of Generals Banks and
Stone.
10. MAJ or Ngw ORLEANS SURROUNDING COUNTRY
The Mouths Of the Missssippi-The Locality or the
Naval Engagement, Friday night, October H. 1851.
Single copies, in wrappers, six cents Whole
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GAN OsSiDcs RIDE UP BRoADwAY."-Mr Il. J. 10 Cor
dova delivers his lecture under the above title, q.
Clinton Hall TO night.
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Secession Wenther.-If the Late Storm
did not harm our Feet Il certainly damaged number Of
shiny Has the owners of which should
to No 22 Broadway, and procure KNOCKS "atest style
which is q genuine Hater-us victory
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Batchelor7s finir Dye-The Best in the
world; harmless r,abie aud instantaneous Sold and ap-
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safc fobarcc ..-Settov Bank Tobac-
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DIR. upham.s Electuara

Gray IInir--Its Diseases, Change Of Color
ard Embellishments. New Treatment for Badness. By
6RANUJEAN, A.tor place.
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Foyai yIavaaH f.nt'"ry~-scc Official
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ysr. s.- MARSH ~ Co.'s Radical Cure
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MAILS Fer EUROPE.

The New York Decentralization for
Europe.
The Cunard mail steamship Persia Capt Judkns, will
eave this port to morrow for Liverpool
The European mails will close in this CT, eight O'Clock
tomorrow morning.
Tho EUROPEAN EDITION THE Herald will be published
O'Clock in the morning Single copies, in wrap
pers, six cents.
The contents Of the EUROPEAN EDlrIoS HERALD
will combine the received by mail and telegraph
the ONCE during the previous week and up the hor Of
publication.
Sampson Low, Son Co., No. al Iudgate Hill, London
Englan will receive advertisements and subscriptions
for tie ilsaeLp
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Prizes Cashed In all LegaItzcd Lotteries
and Information given by
JOSEPH BATES, Broker 10 Wall street, up stairs
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CERTAIN Cure FOR FiLEs.
This infsibc Specific is warranted to Immediately
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CORNS. BUNIONS, INVERTED NAILS ENLARGED
~ Joints and al Diseases Of the Feet cured without pain
chropodist, 76D Broadway Refers to physicians
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CLAIRyOYANT EXAMINATIONS or THE SICK-BY
" Mons. HAYDEN G6 West Fourteenth street, southwest
corn al Sfhth wen
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Novel

We have iust printed a paper-boOk for the
fEspreme Court IN a case, the ike OF Wblch
bas never before occurred ID this STATE, and
80 ~ fact that the counsel o. neither side
49, e-otes sry decisions Of the courts on the
-gT.f - issas. We Eresume Il has not yet been
5eeidsd anywhere. Tie ease is briefly MS
Tisbs Harris OF Exeter, this county, eied N
Iriv 1855. For some years Ne bad lived
80. 80 vife being dead, leading a solitary
- seciudea life. Letters Of STANDARDIZATION
erantsd upon be estate, an inventory
wes,. and a senine Of biz personal estate al
500. Il had been supposed BY DIS Deigl-
-. rat ne vas poss ssed Of considerable
80 notes. bat pone OF snY consequence
1919 b found 81 bis adraiHistrstor A. tDe
r-e smonr some rubbish In an diminished
49, ~ the house. was found a block Of wood,
- ftree feet lorg and oue foot sqBarc,
--Aad bv four les, having on top q norl-
--,fai wheel and q perpendieular spindiHJ ap-
-,-enfIr some kidd cf unfinished m~aclihefy.
-. rcessssrirt mzchine was pat up and sold
"a Drrfi d hntamachef tor tne s1m q h-
.oar. Who paid he bid and took It bone
E-.I-5iry It wse Of DO use, H~uthnachsr took
Nr-e~ anF e.Ht &C open, intending % make ere
o.T ~ y. @ben be4ssDd 4 secret drawer,
F+ta5 IN tbeybiock, containing 500 10
-otsr. so IL gold, saba IN silver two
-s~hss valued az so, a pocket con-
49, ~ e 100 50 in notes against person ID
yiriuitv, bsside the ute PePslsu' ius lsh1
me considerable value. Hutch
Of h1si $500 poor, immediately gave notice
|ss6si5 discover, and entered mo an aHies-
o. tforer and conversion 20 oeteI-
BE ae.oa b. should hold The treasure o.
msn absula 20 back 70 ne sss1'e elan ~
sss .rial 5slow, Jadgs c%onyngns%sa' H. n entered
a-sts o@ofnion, ordered luagnsn - gosS 70 tbs
sgsinss Hsttaes sse ss.si ssiadicstloD. When
saPrsme - raI I'D a truly novel case 70 70
des.aes Hp-eansvlyania. - Hake'oaT's Ni
n~Frn "
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81 see Il al now" said Q~uGekinboss, az
they walked along; "yog'ge been and met a
EWeetheart down here once on a time, that's
what they call cruel, OF she's
Froks her word 70 you. Wei, I don't suppose
there's one man nFiu'-of what might be called
real men-ss hasn't had something OF the
eawe sxre-ipnce. Some has it early, some
lsfs. be- IT, Ike The measles, il pushes you
uai, hard Il you don't take It when you're
WONG. There's no bending an old Dough
Tes must break it, There was a deep tone OF
neiaseholv fn the way the last words were
uttered that made Layton feel bis companion
~ spesking from the heart. "Bnt its al
cur o6rn fault.1 broke IN QaackInb0ss, quickly;
ait al cones Of tie way we treat 'em-"
srHow do Tou mean Z" asked Layton eagerly.
AZ mani said the other, resolutelyi owe
treat ,sm az reasonable beings, and thsV amt.
Ne. air. women IL like red men, they amt to
b. persnaded. or argued with, they are 70 be
fGuhat Il right for ZEN, and good for EN-
and thsGs all What does all your counting
and eosxing gal, but make Der think ersed
gouefhfng better than all cIeationf Why,
vor keen tellin' heT 30 al day. and she be-
gins 10 believe il ct last Nov, bow much
better and fsirer TO sayt7 Der: Here's BON
II f.. Miss, you've got 20 marry me; THAT'S
NV 10 fxedo Shell understand that. "but
n shs ssvs, No, I won't2'" @No, no,D said
Ousekfn6oss. with a BALI bitter smile"
s@be5H never say that to the man as knows
bow = teI her bis mind. And az for that
eoursshiu, IFS al a mistake. Why, women
wou5t corfsss they Ike a man, JUS 10 keep
fbs game a movin'. Pm blsst If they don't
lie 4 better than marriage" Layton gave a
faint smile, bat faint ss i was Qgaekinboss
nercsiged ii. and said; "N0W, don't you 60 q
5e-suafio5 yourself these are al Yankee no.
fiors. and such Ike. Pm q tsikin' Of human
nsfurs. and there siu't many as knows mere OF
fbet article than Lsonidss Shaver Quaehn-
h0ea -Trrrr.
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ives Of animals, multiplying very rapidly a. d
with very little maternal instincts. Tue
mother nurses her child for only q short time,
accusioming it e eat anita and serpents as soon
e possible; and when It can help ITSELF Il
wsndeTs away where it viii, and the mother
thinks no more OF it. The Dokos are inyalra-
ba ss slaves, and are taken In large numbers.
Tue slave-huaters bold up bright eolored
clothes as soon a. they come to the moist,
warm bamboo woods where these human mon
KEYS live, and The poor Dokos cannot fesist
the attraction offered BY such superior people.
They crowd round them, and sFetaken in thou
sands.
IN slavery they are doeile, attached, ooedi-
ent, with few wants and excellent heaitn.
They have only one fault-a love OF nice ants
and serpeuts, and a habit Of speaking TO Yer
with their beads on the ground, and their heels
in The air. Yer is their idea Of q superior
power, to when they talk in this eomieal ma
ture when they are dispirited OF angry or
getting tired Of ants and snakes, and long
ing for unknown food. The Dokos seem to
come nearest Of sl people yet discovered to
that terrible cousin Of h~umanity-the ape.
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THE WORKS OF MRS. SHERWOOD.
Uniform edition. In IS vols, half calf.
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THE HISTORY OF THE CRUsADEs.
l. By Joseph Francois Michaad. Trans
lated from the French by W. Robson. 10
3 vols, limo, half calf.
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMhTNTNG in the Post oB1s 81 HempAis. Team On
n he pa DAY or MARCH, 1880. Persons calling Tor
them -u.--l ~ L-.L 10y Az .~I..rLl-.l
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No one OF the @many ills feb is heir to -
il so prevalent, 90 little understood, and ~ much me-
elected a. costlveness. Often originating in careless
ness, or sedsntay habits, itt rsEarfd IS q slight dis
order, Of too little Consequence 10 excite anxiety, while
in reality it is the precursor and eomianion Of many Of
the most fatal and dangerous diseases and laiess early
eradlcafed il viii bring the sudert 70 an uHtimely
grave. Among the lighter evils Of Which costiveness
Is the usual attendant are Headacha Cole, Rheuma-
dm, Foul Breath, Piles and others OF IKE natare, while
q long train OF frightful diseases suchhs Malignant Fe-
vers, Abcessess Dyseutaryr Dtarrheai Dyspepsia, Apo
plsIy, EpnePsy, Paralysis, Hyste-a, HypochOndriasis.
Melancholy and Insanity, drsf indicts heir presence
IN the system b. this alarming sFmutm. Not unfre-
queutlT the diseases named s~rigluata IN constipation,
but taEe On an Independent existence uaess the cause
Is eraiicated in an early stage. Ff0uaii these oousid-
srau0ns, II follows that the disorder 51ud receive i'm
mediate attention whenever 10 ooc1E, and Do person
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appearance or the complaint, as theif timely use viii
sNpsl the ~iHslduous approaches q dhesse and destroy
this dangerous Zee 70 human LIE.
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that they are advertised
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.nssrss Journal discussing rn11.
-~--.o,a-v travels in Africa, mus .la
q ~ tribes which are found IL 'n''
ts7ra iao7gastai ,ols are
r.. Is. ssrsugsa Of ~ The stories 6. '' %o Z
- Dokos. who i've e@ M 81 cafa and
q %srn i banbos woods TO s s9s s'9 y : dark olive
se-s. OHiy fouT feet h's1 s,atsd. they have
somslszioa, savage 80 aseisber Gre nor hu-
neither lousss nor On ants, mice and
man FOOD, s,y e9Is By = lev r9sts s9a a1 1T'i ny
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Tsev Is aot marry, bat I've
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BRnsET.-Missus wants You to sem

BRIDGET.-Missus wants yu1 to send her a
box o. Cephalic Giue No, a bottle II Prepared FIis,-
but Pm thinning that's not Just It naAssri bat perhaps
yen be afther knowing What 10 is Te see she's nigh
dead and gone with the SICK Headache, and wants some
more o. that same ls rel4ived her betre-
Druggist.-To1 must mean SpaldiF Csphalis Pills,
Bridget oh ! sure nov ash you've ed is here's
The qusrthsr and give ne the Pills, AL don't be al day
about tt aither.