, 1865-11-14

! Having bad a little laugh at you 1t Is only
fair that you should. hnyc one at us. Tho
Paris gha4iudJi has Just caueht John Bull
(seR'o7, Of COURSE under the fifth RIB, as fol-
lows:
Now AID TnEs...CAaripars, IN tone Of grave
febukc, inyitcs the English TO review their cooduct
tn regard to the un!tcd States. was only some
ts ts as .sms su se oS he0E
dorca of The Brit.eh Admraty, in their newest and
moet richly gold seed red Goals took the corsair
tbeir elegant CLUBS: The blonde misses Of Albion
opened those blue eyea Of theiss, nearly =. ls'ce
shetr mouths to gaze II admiration On old seames,
neNs Of Lqeo!a's death, ana there waa . roar Of
roNds, the fellow with 4 sgpauneh. AT oae of the
theatres specially fequcuted By eai1o1e md coacn-
msn; clown was dressed up + ,he PreeIdont'g o.
On bis back delicate epigram. But John Bull
h4s begun to look serious now that Mr. johnson
ins sent In bis little bill for daaEea done By the
Alabama The sDart con,m0doEes arc trying to
prove that they feAsted the captain Of the Alabama
in honor Of the Keatsatge; the blonde misses are
taught to recognize tho perfect gentleman in III.
writss to the President, "a {our E1cel1eney, don't
Gctf VIC ahAE make all square,"
GEORGE 3: N'cLEL1AS.
{. Feeling somewhat in a funny vein, mnst
tell you, on the authority OF the Pal AEd7
Gazeile, that Major General George B. Nc
C1ellan Is about to settle with his fnmily IN
the city Of Dresden. Is II possible that the
gallant officer despaiFs henceforward Of the
success Of his party or fears he that he may
ngain be handled by the Woods and Coxea
and Vallandighams Of your pseudo-demo-
ct1ry? There Is d rumor here, that when In
Eomc, be YVES consulted by the Pope aud
Merode upon the Organization Of the Papal
army and the dcfmces Of the Eternal City.
May be 1t was he who suggested to His Hoii-
ness the appointment Of Beanregard "a La-
moriciere's successor.
THE CIo1ERA.
enclose two extracts from our papers on
the subject of chole1a, which epidemic Is
the capital. Quite panic hns been caused In
Pari5by the refusal Of the authorities to pnb-
lieh lists OF sick and dead by The compliant !;
md 1t Is stated that not lcss than
10000 people, have left tho: city
during the past .thlce weeks-fHghtened
away BY the terrible monster known TO those
in health a" )" Blue Funk" The Emperor and
Empress have set noble example, Of courage
by personally visiting the hospitals and IT.
tending to the wants Of the .sutierers; not
mere formal visitors either; but the former
acting as Sanitary Inspector, and the Inter
Us nurse: 1scnd you q rery Important "Cir-
c,l1at on Chole1n, :" Which las just been issued
I would advise your readers to buy tmsnedf.
nte]y an cxtrn copy Of the TR1BuNE, to cut
out the circular In question, and to paste it
up In somo conspicuous part OF their houses.
The "Note Explanatory" by Monsieur
:Drouyn dc L'Huys, defines the action of: the
proposed Congress on the Cholera. The pow
ers which have already slggnided their inten-
land, Austria, Prussia, Spain, Portugal, the
Roman States, Baya1ia,. SaIony, Hanover,
fWurtcmbcrg, the Hansc Towns, Denmark,
Sweden, Belgium, Holland, Greece and Baden,
but Russia has not yet sigufdcd her adhesion
to The proposal. Surely the United States
will be represented in such congress. VIII
not the Sanitary Commission take immediate
steps In this important matter? J;
, - LITERARY NEWS.
lfr. Murray promises us rich list Of new
publications during the forthcoming scaaon-
IA Amongst them may be mentioned The
llZamhesfa and It's Tributaries, and the dis-
scoyery Of Lakes ahirwA and Nyassa, 1865
j1eC4,n by David and Charles Livingstone.
The work Is amply supplied with maps and
Then We have volume which
will possess remarkable interest for Amer-
'pondenco with Lord North, 1T6o-'sa,' from
the Royal Library at Windsor, edited, with
notes and introduction, by ". Bodham
Dome; and "Liyes Of Boulton and Watt"
By Samuel Smiles. 3fessrs. Sampson. Low &
Go. announce an entirely new "lraWing,
.TouM' Cultl0u OIL Edgar "A. F0e'B f0emss
Illustrated BY eminent artists; and, further,
The Royal House Of Tudor" illustrated
with q full-Iength portraits Of the Tudor
family, executed for the Prince's Chamber ut
the new Palace at Wcstminster,) By George
Wallis, Of tue South Eensington Museum.
Messrs- Bell md Daddy promise US hand
some edition of the late stMiss Adelntde
frocter's Legends and Lyrics" In fact,
handsome qunIto volume, with portrait BY
Jeens and 20 Illustrations by ". c. T. Dob
son, Samuel Palmer, John Tenpiel, George
Thomas, Lorenz frohlich. :. Millafs,- Dn
Alaurier, w. P. Banon, ]. D. Watson, Chas.
Keene, j. N. Carrick, u. z. Edwards, and
7: Mortcn. Not the least attractive portion
Of The new edition will he an introductory
essay by Charles Dickens. Two important
theological works hare just appeared -one
by the new Catholic Archbishop Of Weatmin-
ster, Dr. Manning, entitled "The Temporal
MlEsion Of the Holy Ghost" which Il pub
llshcd by Longmans; and the second By the
famous ur. PIscy, of Oxford, with the long
hut suggestive title OF 1.-THE Church Of Eng
land a Portion OF Christ's Ono holy Catholic
Church, and Means Of Restoring Visible
Unity" In addition to those previously
mentioned, Messrs. Sampson Low & Co.pro
lie US m illustrated edition Of Oliver Wendell
Holmes Autocrat Of the Breakfast Table,
with a Illustrations engraved by Linton, from
Drawings by J. Gordon Thomson; and, like:
wise, THE Story Of the Great Magch," by
Brevct Major G.. W Nichols, Aid-de-Catnp to
Gen. sherman, nnent whom fmust ask quea-
tlon Is the BlcYet Major" aforesaid George