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SUOrfNWOWs-''EO UtIH NCHMfu 1OfU, 70
the lily. perfume DER the violet
wnstefl and ridiculous excess than 10 speak In co'a
mrndaton Of KNoxS Winter Hats sold at 63 BROADWAY.
undertake Prescott House Co admire buy and b, com
Portable, handsome and happy.
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SuYcr0vous-ssr,o Gid Refined G0fd,

SINNERS Pulmona lcs-Cure COughs,
Colds Throat Public and sugers
use them TO clear the voice. Sold by all druggists.
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LectureS 10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. OIomnOHV'
gentlemen, Clinton Hail. Aston place. Friday
evening. "Manhood, How Lost and How Regained.
spenddly illustrated with models recently imported from
aYis
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wheeler & Wilson'S Lock stitch Sew
ING Machine aud Button Hole Machine 6s5 broadway
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Royal Havana Lottery.
Prizes paid In gold. Information furnished 1hy highest
paid for douboons and all kinds OF gold and SILVER
TAYLOR CO. Bankers. 10 Wall street, New York.
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Chickcring Il Sons
GRAND. SQUARE AND UPkIGHT PIANOS.

Fiftynve medals, In gold silver and bronze have been
awarded for these Pianos FIRST PREMIUMS ALL
COMPETITION. warerooms $50 broadway, New York
Every Plano fully warranted.
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AZ NJ. r.. Higgins Mammoth Millinery,
nets ~ $40, &I2 and Sl6 Csli and sec.
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A-A.-Dr. (atlbest's Pile 1nstrw nj -
Sure relief OF refunded Gold by all druggists or sen
by mail Price g. Circulars free Address
GTLBERT SURBRrG, Go broadway.
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A pSsitfve Care In from TIVE "a Four
days. tAMARITAN'S GIFT only ton pilt-, purely vegs
ts6ls. aoid Il n Psrs row. and bv dr~xg'ss.
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Csshed. Draw
'"s'' ''''u'''' '"' ). K. CLAYTON, 10 wall street
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A Silent sewing Machine, Making the
celebraed "wilcor Gibbs sc ;i,ong cns'lr am duf.
able WILCOX GIBBS, 90 btoadwsy
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anksgIving Proclamation ny Mayor

sss~"AsB''"S ss"sOss - -'.@S"'
GUnthgr.
In accordance With The proclamation Of the Chief
Magistrates, both OF this state aud The federal Union who
have apart Thursday the 9Th day Of December next
ne day 81 general Thanksgiving, L. e. Godfrey Gupter,
Mayor Of the city Of New York hereby respectfully re-
commend TO my fellow cizops IL observe the same by
abstaiDing FROM secular av1ctons by uniting Ia public
Worship by enjoying In moderation Tho fruits Of their
honest toll and by mpartns TO the poor md needy o
THAR abundance
FOR tho blesred hope or amy and peace restored FOR
continued pres rvation the ra,enod visitation Of
pestilence and for the bolntv 90 nature, owe IN.
nnceasng tribute % grateful heart 70 our Father ~
Heaven
Let ia on this festival remember ,o homes thai have
been desoatcd and the misery caused by and strive
remedy, forth by tho President, ihe effects ''ot
national sins against Gods infinite goodness
NOV. 20, 1886. g. G0DfI3Y GUNrhiR Msyo,
Personal Intelligence.
n il stated that Major Goncral Fitzpatrick viii address
the citizens of Boston this evening nj fremont Temple
cu the subject OF The Future Party OF This Country"
ie6 sixth avenue Tenth street ,rimmed Derhys and
Jocys ladies' misses aud children all styles sizes aud
prices from % % SIS. Call aud .ee.
A-A.-Dr. GiIbest's Pale Instrmrssnt.-
BY m"ii i'' rrss SS$srs irSs SaSI':: na,
A.-The Finest Overcoats Ever Seen ia
this country Tor sale T. gopssRlaS k p, "a Lsoys
aud "a Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union.
A.-Boys' and ChiIdr-n's
GARtBAIDI. CUTAwAY AND zoUAvk SUITS,
BIZ he thousands, a. popular pri. go .sv.,.
and - Fourth avenue, opposite cooper Union
All Legal Lottery Prizes Cssiaed. Draw
inss. circulars and information sent $500, - :. :,
All Prizes Cashcd in Legal Lottsries.-
j. oIuTg, Broker, i7e Broadway
A. M. r.. Higgins Mammoth millinery.
i2S sixth avenue near Tenth street Trimmed VELVET Bon
nets Ut $40, $Is and Sic Call and sec
silent sewing Machine, Making the
celebrated "wilcor Gibbs stitch sttong enssir and dur
able. WILCOX GIBBS HS broadway.
A Clear. white, smooth skiD.-Hunt's
White VIRGIN OF Antilles gives great briiapcy To the
comOoIon made from pure wh p MAJ aS AXE
Aies and Porter. -
MACPHERSON 4 poxtLD SMITH,
West Eshtesnth IT. between se,rnh and Eighth ~ ~
---..-4------~-.-@--
A.-Tbo,. Uugaa. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
proess decay The rresiden wa: e'rbsluied by ths
prpccss Underwater oc cornr Broadway and Thirtoesih
street (6ibson buiding' Flowers pf'se'V'n'
AbsoIuto Cern fort Reslssed ny RuDrured
persons wearing DR. Isnguorthy's Truss HBJMBoLD's
30 broadway.
| A pSsitfve Care In from Tive "a rour
days hAMARIrANS GIFT, only ton pills. purely vege.
table. soid ~ n Psrt row. and bv drsxs~v
49,
A.-B~img Led ny the NoAs. 10 an Old
arncs. bu, there II good zeal " ne expression
THE 10 NJ means ~ projection ana
oymep For protection wsyn him against The impure
sisriio K0YIsfIAN LOTUS.
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All Prizes Cashed in Legal lotteries
''''"'"''" "' j. CIUTE Broker, i76 Broadway
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A.-BOys, and Childr~n's
GARIBALDI CUTAwAY AND zoUAvk SUITS.
BIZ the Thousands, nj popular prices.
4 r. BR0KAw, 90 Lsfsyets place
and "a Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union.
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A.-The Finest OvereOats Ever seen Ia
this country sale AZ popular prices
T. T. BROKAW. 60 Lafayette place
and % Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union.
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II il stated that Major Goncral Fitzpatrick will address
the citizens Of Boston this evening nj fremont Temple,
on the subject THE Future Party Of This Country.
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There will be meeting Of republicans AT Union
Headquarters, OF Broadway and Tweniy.,inrd
street. evening" for the purpose OF endorsing
the nomination Of Marshall o. Roberts for Mayor and
Murray Holman for Counsel 10 the Corporation Speeches
may be expected from General James w. Nye United
States Senator from Nevada; Hon. william T.. Dodge,
Chaunccy NJ Depcw, William H. Boole and Others
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A Clear, white, smooth sktu.-ttunt's
White Virgin wax OF Antilles gives great brsncy the
complexion. made from pure white wax quite armls.s
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A. NJ. n. Higgins Mammoth Mfliin~ry.
ta6 sixth avenue Tenth street. trimmed Dcrhys and
Drsys Cor iadirs rsses aud children all styles sxes aud
prices from % 20 SIS. Call aud see.
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A.-Being Led ny the NoAs. is an Old
saving expressive for per~onN Judgment and
Hrmncs- but there good DEAL " ire sfpresson,
The 10 NJ means ~ protection and
noymep For protection W wsyr him against The nipnre
enJoym.nt tnst ~ mtht lni,nls The raMt nc~ OF
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Hoffman and O'Gorman Ratf6csttOn
Meeting.
mass ratification meeting Of the Tanmsny socc'y
will be hold this evening Mt Cooper Institute. Messra
James T. Brady and John Van Iuren and = number Of
the candidates for election will address the voters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-06-13

&. ma~ OFFICE-No. 1o4 King street, over
French's Book Store. ~.
Ex Governor Moore, Of Alabama, Colonels
Gale and Pettus, and two printers, have been
arrested and brought to Mobile. They are to
be taken to Washington.
tbs a aremarkable fact that the number of
letters which are now being received at the
Dead Letter Office, sent there under the new
law, which makes prepayment OF postage COM
pulsory, amounts to more than fifteen thousand
per acee6. .s @
During the past ten days 10 less than l06, sos
troops have been furnished with transportation
and left Washington. "
The Aiaccio speech Of Prince Napoleon
makes prodgious stir in France.
It is known that the Government steam
transport Admiral Dupont, has been lost at
sea-by coming ia collision with another
vessel. 81. ...
A woman called on an attorney in Williams
J port, n. Y, on Tueseay Of last week, and re-
auested his assistance in collecting bounty and
pay for two husbands who had been killed dur
ing the rebellion. Her third husband accom-
panied her.
The u. S. Court at Cleveland is now trying
Lewis Rosenthal and j. B. Merrick, of San
dusky, ON charge of completely in the Lake
Erie affairs, and particularly the attempted
seizure of the u. S. steamer Michigan, in
September, 1864. Cole, a ringleader among
the raiders was on the witness stand during
Wednesday afternoon, having turned States
evidence.
The New Orleans correspondent of the
Heralds states that it is estimated that the total
amount of cotton of all kinds situated west OF
the Mississippi river, is about one million bales.
There are seventy thousand bales IN Ark ansas
and three hundred thousand bales IN Texas
National currency was issued last week to
National Banks to the amount OF S2,464, S45.
Total issue, ,$l37, ,772, 7o5. ~
Gold was very steady during the past week,
and closed at 378 Railroad stocks were active,
with some advance Governments were rather
dull. Imports of foreign dry goods iutothe port
of New York, from the lst Of January, amount
to twenty four millions, specie value !; or about
the same as the amount for the same period
inl863.
The Toronto Leader of June 8th, referring to
the lately published suppressed testimony y in
the conspiracy trials, at Washington, speaks
of what it calls "a most glarlng mlsstatement,
on the part of Merritt, who says he conversed
with Clement G. Clay in Montrea]in February
last.
The wheat harvesting in Caroline county,
Md, has commenced. AS a general thing,
says the Denton Gazette, the crop is unusually
promising. s=
The youngest daughter Of Harriet Beecher
I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-06-13
3 REN G LIE s
Ice Cream Saloon,
No. l29 King Street,

ICE CREAM, made in the best manner,
will be furnished, WHOLESALE, to Dealers, on
the most reasonable terms or by RETAIL at the
saloon which is fitted up for the accommoda-
ton Of ladies and and gentlemen.
SODA UNTAIN S charged snd
SYRUPS, of all varieties for SALE
A Soda Fountain is in operation at the Con-
fectionary Store,
All the materials used in the manufacture of
Ice Cream, and Soda, are of the best quality.
CAKES, CANDIES. FRUITS, A N D
CONFECTIONERY, of all kinds, for SALE
NH 28-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-06-13
LNRESH DRUGS, &c.

Opium Quinine Camphor, Spirits Turpen-
tine, Cream Tartar, Citric Acid, Tartaric Acid,
Super Carb Soda Oatmeal, Hops in papers,
Chloroform, Nitrate Silver, Epson Salts, Gum
Arabic, Ipecacuanha, Rhubarb, Podophy2 Him
Liptandio, Croton Oil, Blister Plasters, FLUID
Extracts all kinds, Solid Extracts, Flor. Sui
phur, Mercurial Ointment, Chip and Paper Pill
Boxes, Cod Liver Oil, Calcined Magnesia,
Calabria Liquoriee, Mercury, Calomel, Tartar
Emetic, Acetic Acid, Sage, and Herbs of all
kinds, received, and for saleby
je 5-tf SO. King Street
T ARTHEN ARE, CHINA, GLASS
Ii WARE, sc.
The subscriber will continue the same busi-
ness heretofore carried on at No. IS, King ST.,
where he offers good assortment Of goods in
his line, and solicits continuance of the
custom of the public and the friends Of the old
firm. [my 25-eo3n] E. j. MILLER.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-08
NOHce

HI - Notice. M
A MEETING of Stockholders Of the ssPLUMER
"A PATENT LAST BOOT AND SHOE COMPLY"
VIII be held at the Office Of Messrs. j. s. E. NJ Rand
ELEVENTH OF JULY
for the election Of Directors and to attend to sucb
other business as may be legally acted upon.
ge.t.Ag Al. d. ROBINSON, JR., Secretary
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-08

y 49, u . I
GEN. LEE.-Rev. Mr.. Battles of Bangor, re-
Gently visited Richmond, and is writing series
of articles for the Banner, Augusta, of what he
saw. He speaks right out in reference to Gen.
Lee: ss sse nitA
"The greater the genius he has displayed in
the field, the deeper is his damnation, because
it has tended to prol0ng this bloody contest and
to multiply mourning homes both in the North
and South. know how some speak of him
here in our midst. They call him a gentleman
and man of high sense of honor. But when
/ remember that he has been educated at the
public expense, when l remember what posi-
ton he occupied in our government at the
breaking out of the war, when call to mind
the position he has occupied all through, it be-
ing by his position and military ability, the
very life Of the rebellion, though JEFF. Davis
was its chief instigator, when think that he
has daily heard the grOans of our prisoners in
Libby Prison, Castle Thunder and Belle Isle,
and one word from him would have caused
those grOans to cease, and yet he refused to
speak it, but, on the contrary, was in league
with the other Confederate authorities to make
their cries of agony increase, I feel that if he
Is gentleman, then we need new word to
describe those who have hitherto borne that
name! feel that if he is not arraigned be-
fore the bar of judgment and condemned as a
traitor and criminal, by an indignant people,
then there is no such thing as treason or crime.
We may as wei demolish our penitentiaries,
repeal our penal code and strike the word
crime from our vocabulary. -fN
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-08

LARCENY OF MoNEY.-Thursday last three
young men called at the shop of Mr. Carpen-
ter, in marlborough, to get some refresh
ments- Mr.. c. had just sold yoke Of cattle.
put the money in his wallet, and placed it in
the drawer. While his attention was occu-
pied by two of the men, the third, SLOWLY
dressed fellow, said TO be an employee in the
Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Works in
Boston, stole the wallet, containing S164.9O,
and made off The loss was soon discovered.
and Col. Cousens, conductor of the York and
Cumberland train, was notified of it, and a
description of the fellow given. He did not
take take the down train, but was discovered
afterwards making tracks for Scarboro'. a
constable, with an assistant were soon after
him in wagon, and quickly overhauled him.
The young fellow, who was about tired out
with his long tramp, asked their permission to
ride short distance, which was willingly
granted After he got into the wagon he was
told that he was the very man they were after.
yes was his reply, "and have got all the
money, excepting ten cents, which 1 have
spent" which was found to be the case when
he was searched. He was taken to Waterloo
rough, and was to have an examination yes
terClav ft faH fsirsas =, I :. rtlt, g-
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-08
N CHANGE OF BASE.

In, the Adpertiser yesterday morning, on
the Sd page, editorial, zone sign' that Presi-
dent johnson seems rapidly bringing the adj
ADMINISTRATION of the government back from ar
"bitrary power to the constitutional agencies
"of other days. is thus given: Oh 1oa
sit is understood that the President is by
no means pleased with the responsibility inn
posed upon him of endorsing the proceedings,
and it is not improbable that he may quash
the affair and order a new trial by the civil
courts. All. the prisoners, it is said, were
found guilty by the COURT asi
On the second page of the same paper, edi-
torial, we find the following: @a 99A u
The findings of the Military Commissions in
the case of the conspirators has at length been
made public by special order from the War
Department. The findings were concurred In
by two-thirds of the members of the Com
mission, and hare been approved By the Pres
ideat. The necessary orders for the execution
ofthe sentences were issued to the military ari-
thorities yesterday. sisg. es5 .sn 81
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-08
FRESH SALMON.

80 -<eIr, This luxury constantly ON hand a
&SSthe FULTON MARKET, Federal st.
no. Price 25 and 80 cents per pound fresh and nice
july1 1w I, HOPKINS.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-08

NEW YORK, July 7. m
The Tribune's Galveston correspondence
says that that place was occupied by colored
troops as provost guard.
Gen. Gordon left ON the 10Th for Houston.
with sufficient force to occupy that CITY.
Galveston is dreary and desolate Loyalty
does not manifest itself among the inhabitants.
The impoverished people still cling to the idea
of State rights, and want to fly the Lone Star
once more. There are more slaves in Texas
than before the war, but the institution is
waning, and little effort is made to capture
runaway negroes. There is reign of terror
in.the interior, where the rebel soldiers are
taking vengeance on rebel quarter1nasters and
contractors.
s The TGibnne's New Orleans correspondence
says Gen. Sheridan, after visiting Galveston,
proceeded to Brazos Santiago, and thence to
Brownsville, end was soon expected back to
New Orleans. $50 ~
Gen. Weitzel has established his headquar-
tiers at Brazos Santiago, and it was thought
would soon proceed to Brownsville.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-08
MECHANICS HALL.

VKTELL arranged for Concerts, Lectures, Exhibi-
w lions, Levees &C., may be obtained ON appliea-
tion TO RICHARD COLE, Superintendent,
inne1bdtf No. Toman Place.
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-08
Mesc York Mnr5.ess.

zif-A '9oas = s4th NEW YORK. July z.
Cotton-sales $500 bales Middling Uplands at 80
a 5Oc. q - siiA - 3i2a't 41as
F1our-State and Western l0c a zoe better; sales
$4,000 bbls. State 25 a g. %. Round Hoop Ohio
$50 q TO-. Western 20 co IS. Southern 10c a
q 15c better; sales 400 bbls at 6 90 a. s 90.
Wheat-2c a Sc better sales 80 900 bushels Chicago
Spring 26 a 1,31 Milwaukee Club q q 1 81; Am
Der Milwaukee 1 81 a 81; Winter Red Western
I89 9 LAB; Amber Michigan 80 q 1866; White
Canada 70. y 1s aaas IS PAS ,Assie lssl3sa
Western 70 a Sic; Yellow 67(d69c. fst5'h 81
Oats-2c lower; sales at 6Sc. e sas trt
Beef-frm. a tsiitf saea yiasi3sEi' q s7sl
Pork sales 5000 bbls Mess 26 70 a 1852. Prime
Mess 10. Mess 1000 6d20.5O. " lll5 ,sla
Lard-frmer; sales 1850 bbls. at Is a zoe. Up q,
Buttef-duiet g 1fNa sAea4l slellf $40 t
Whiskey-tull; sales 200 bbls. at Os, ~
Sugar-actiVe; sales 1000 hhds. Muscovado IL
@133. Havana, sales 5000 boxes at III a 49, az
. C0Aee-steady. Rio, sales $500 bags on private
j Freghts to Liverpool-dull as.44eas.5 $
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-08

The LATE ELIAKIM MAXFIELD.--The re-
cent death in this city, of Eliakim Maxfeld Of
Waterford, win occasion very sincere regret.
He was connected with the Portland and
Waterford stage line for thirty-two years.
Commencing his labors on that line in a very
humble capacity, he worked his way up to the
proprietorship by his industry, honesty and
intelligence. As a business man, he was
prompt and scrupulously honest. As a hus-
band and father, he was faithful and devoted.
As citizen he was public spirited, generous
and thoroughly loyal to his country. The poor
young man, starting out in life lunaided and
triendess, would do well to initiate the traits
which shoneso brightly in the character of
tais exceentman. Mr.. Maxfield was 63 years
old. He was born in Lisbon, this State, in
1902. He moved to Raymond in 1915, and to
Waterford in 1888. He leaves widow and
one son, who have the heartfelt sympathy of
all who know the great loss they have sus-
tanned sa s4tsaoFa1 -
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-08

CoRoNER's INQUEST. Coroner Gould held
an inquest yesterday upon the body of John
Kane Of Island Pond, who came to his death
Thursday, by falling from a. car as the train
was crossing the Grand Trunk Bridge over
Back Cove. From the evidence, it appeared
that the deceased was standing on the plat
form Of car, reaching out and looking behind,
evidently for some one. An attempt was
made to warn him of his danger, but he could
not hear the warning, and he received a blow
on the back Of the neck from brace, which
precipitated him into the water, and he sank
Immediately. NE
!. The jury rendered a verdict in accordance
with the facts, and recommended that the
Superintendent of the Railroad cause the
regulation forbiding all persons standing upon
the platform while the cars are in motion, tc
be rigidIy enforced. n - e 4slt"
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-08
Raymond's Life of President Lincoln

lONTAINING his State Papers, Proclamations,
~ &c: 1t has most complete history of his early
life and also of his assassination and DEATH This Is
no. an Sgcia! copy the proofs havig been read By
steel portrait of Mr.. Lincoln. Secretaries Seward
Stanton Wells and others say 1t is the best 1t also
has thirteen other Illustrations and will contain about
100 pages making the largest best and cheapest work
being published. Subscriptions are being taken by
$50 L5N sF 1885 Is WILLIAM j. RICE.
July 4.-d2w~ Agent for Portland
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-08

The London Times of the 10Th ult. announces
the retirement of the special relief commission
er for the cotton districts, which is regarded as
an official recognition of the end of the great
cotton famine.
Hon, Benz. F. Perry, the new Provisional
Governor Of South Carolina, was formerly edi-
tor of the Greenyille Mountais,eer, and in Multi
fication times he firmly supported the admins
tration of President Jackson. Il. KS
The Portland daily press., 1865-07-08
LITERARY ITEMS.

Two important legal works, reprinted with
American notes, are soon to be issued by s.
VOORHEES, of New York. They are @Wigram
on Wills" and "Warren's Law Studies"
| Sever & Francis, of Cambridge, announce a
volume of classical and Scientific Studies, and
the great Schools of England by w. p. At
kinson. 1aea AaAana eAA kaank
The publisher Of the Home Weekly, Philadel-
phia, announces that he will give $1,000 for the
best story, $500 for the second best 800 for the
third best, and two premiums each of $50 fer
those next best. The merits of the stories to be
decided by eminent and well-known literary
men, whose names will be published with their
decisions. All manuscripts must be sent in by
the first of October 1865. Edgar A. Poe wrote
his famous story of 'aThe Gold Bug" as a prize
tale for this paper.
The last number of the aFortnlghly Review
the new English periodical, edited by Mr..
George Henry Lewes, has the opening chapters
of new novel called 'The Bolton Estate" by
Anthony Trollope.
The family Of Bonapartes has furnished still
another author,--a fact this time The Princess
Marie Bonaparse publishes collection of verses
in praise of Corsica. 500. "a "A.
The Tribune says :--.'To the collected edition
Of the writings Of NJ de Tocqueville, recently
announced by us as in preparation, will be add
ed his correspondence with his wife. Since her
death they have been perused, and report
speaks Of them as Tinexpressibly charming"
~Napoleon's Life of Caesar" is being translate
ed into Arabic. vur ISIS M
Mademoiselle Rosa Bonheur has received
the Cross of the Legion of Honor, and all French
sentries therefore, must present arms to her a.
she passes. She is the first female artist who
has been decorated in France.
The very admirable address upon the life and
services of Edward Everett, delivered before
1he municipal authorities of Cambridge, by
tsl0il''.u n. DANA Jr., has been lately issued
nom the Boston press. twill be found to con-
tain Keen ana skiliful yet kindly analysis OF
the abilities and character az Mr. Everett and
is calculated to impress the reade- with q very
high idea, both of his talents and virtues In
style the address is clear and graceful and If is
altogether the most satisfactory discussion ot
public and private character of its distinguished
subject which we have YET seen.
A new pamphlet, by Bishop Colenso, is an
nounced. The title is son Foreign Mission
and Mosaic Traditions"