Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-08
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The November number Of the Sum
day Magazine is received from the publish
crs, Messrs s:rahan and company, Grand
s.. New York. The following articles
make up this number: Annals of quiet
uc;ghborhood. by the Vicar; Our Fathers
Business or Methods to do COED; To-mor-
row In the Life OF Our Lord Sensation
al and seriptural appeals; A French
Quakcr's Labor OF Love; Thomas KEN
pes imitation Of Christ; a Prayer; A
Very Remarkable cr-Tahlc; A Fly
Leaf; The story of Nam The Mother os
the Wcsiry's; A Sunday morning Medita-
ton; The Golden opportunity; Pointed
Words heard at Kings Cross; Notes for
Readers ont Of the Way. Price Twenty
i've cents each number.
Eeadles Monhiy, is the title of new
periodical, issued by Bcadle 4 Co. n. Y.
1t is to be issued monthly at the old price
OF % ccnts per number. The Publishers
say:
"Our aim is to give the reading public
Il magazine neither overburdened with ro-
nance nor too weishty with thoughtful
papers upon wcighiy themes hut to main
that "happy mean" which shall render it
rrdddb!e, enjoydbie and us,tai. Having
many facilities for producing a good Illus
trated Monthly. We shall bling them all
into requisition, and feel that We cannot
fail to present, with each issue, a periodi-
cal which shall be welcomed and anticipa-
ted with pleasure"
Tile journal of Capt. C. F. Hall.
the arctic explorer, in par, has been pub
l.shed. The Tribune says:
| Captain Halls latcs, journal ad Is great
/ ~ to the interest Of his previous Arctic
narrative. \ long series of corroborative
conversations with the Innuits brings out
with circumstantal dstinctness the traces
of Sir john Frankln's companions. Con-
corning Crozier, the Esquimaux testimony
is ANYTHING but meager; several Of his
crew we're seen in their last extremity,
when eannibalism could not save them
and the names of quite number were
told as accurately. we think, as it would
be supposed the Indian tongue and memory
could alluw. This is the most curious
part Of Halls revelation. which, Of course,
shows wonderful tenuity of tradition
among til, Arctic natives. We suppose
this last evidence will clear the remaining
doubts Of English nayigators as to the
possibility OF learning further from this
Esquimaux, and discovering any remnant
of the lost captains comrades.
We have received the initial number Of
The Reno Times, published at Reno, Pa.
1t is a neat looking sheet, and has the air
about it of a stirring wide awake Journal
of the Times. We like the Editors Salu-
tatory, it is to the point. He says:
lin introducing "The Reno IYmes" to
the business and reading public, We have
but few words to say. either of apology or
promise. A public journal should speak
for itself. II it eyinces energy. talent and
decision, it is worthy Of support. and will
receive it, If it bases its claims to support
upon party patronage or personal favor.
few will be the sympathizers during its
languishing decline, or the meurners at its
early death. Our honest intention is to
make the Times full and reliable expo
nent of the oil interests of the Venang0
region, as well as valuable and enter
tanning news journal. 1t will not be
political paper, in q partisan sense. BUS
will, at all times, strive to uphold the R'gns'
and denounce the Wrong"