, 1866-02-09
FROM BOSTON.

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e; aes- Afos -. s1'', ~ 1.S
SoHn nitlinEs-Ar& Me.tetEA soksn-
so4@'nx NSS Bo~k-A New HoeeEAae
"Pefa aud the SseiShinS.
lFrom Our Own Ceuespoodeutl
Bosrox, Feb. l. 1864.
The sueces,fn, f,-1..,.a - ~, u,,,o. =.
our most ,ro,,t.s. eS4is' ~ s"S u y.
e,a,a e,s prominent brokers BY which the
.,,ou,t ~ "ese V'ct1nzeo 10 tne
Ae .I ~ o.el sixteen thousand dollars, art
yeb tno ealA Of the town. There seems no
prospect Of the detection Of the cui1tv partJ.s.
{althoDRh there ia 4 yaena rumo- ~, -
licc have their iusnrc;omss a. H.. t suas me po.
-. ~. ,s,cl,.s,,sS - luo oank ofaeers
H'. " WHICH theT could
iuenlAy the parties VINO presented the checks,
and the fogues were sharp enough to cover
all their tracks and leave no clue optn. rho
49, s,Ida.t 49, axso,,,.,, +, ~ .,",N.s ma
lug po1e&s1 essf eAeeo'sa " Nas 'lcsnny- -
tAe engfaVlnes on tne cnesSs were coun-
terfeits Of those actually used by the different
| ttus, the signatures we're admirably Inflated
and axa, Tho runhare cor,nsnc..7ed ,v,th
~ .hs.aae s..'"..,. ~ 80 ~ Wa
se ~ .h a, ~ .eu ,ha.s sA, ssne IVY
Sons " - srs s ssea,s, io1 ~ tus hs ms1s Ause
nunneI o. toen' Nlen met ~ aesesanon on
lae PaiL =. ne easaiets as 70 tneie Mentty,
gass up lar s'.emp.s' aepal1eo ana 90 not
Ietu5n. otne4s mel Inc sefatsoy ooluiy, and
en one man n1.ae wneo ooant was oppressed ~ tne
prove that nj Was right, and stepped out and
forged upon The back the check an fndorse-
ment Of the hEm whose signature be had
| already forged upon It's iace- Such. sublime
| six thousand dollars we're paid to hilwlthom
further question
- THREE LECTURES.
The lecture season proper Is about over
the three principal courses having been COM
pleted. three speaker. addressed large audi
whom were new to Boston, and concerning
each Of whom the public interest was ye.Y
general. Lieut.. GOV Kross, Of Illinois. spoke
to the Board Of Trade on the resources Of the
Pacific States aud Territories, giving de-
scription Of his journey across ths continent
aace Of the Pacific RAILROAD al ua,Ionai en-
terprise. &
Major General Howard. Of the Frtedmen,z
Burest,- attrncted The Iarerst audience nf the
thrre o,ators- Ha was intrnt1rceI nv nc
Enve-rnr ~ the cnmmonWea1th end NIL
liant asscmblaee Of dirni,artes and Dotahllf.
ties surrounded the one.n,med soldier on the
platform. The topic O. the evening was the
ireedmen. aud General Howard gaye some ex-
planation Of the Man pursued in the mnnnpn.
ment Of what he called 1.-THE Bureau Of In
possibilities" Although fully indorstng the
reports which come through all sources Of the
distoyal sentiments Of the South, the speaker
expressed confidence tn,tthe wisdom Of the
Presidents 1econstruction policy. In fact,
General Howard il steadily out Of favor with
the extreme "left wing Of the radicals here,
a. represented BY Wendell Phillips md his
In lie most Savage terms for addressing the
tColonization Society,"" while ago, IN Wash
ingtoD.
The third Of the trio was Mr.: Shaw, the
hnmorist, who writes and speaks under the
non dc plume Of Josh BllliDgs.n he Is
In the Atlantic states~ He Will turn his acc
westward In weak or two, and will doubt
less make hts appearance ID Chicago during
the spring. He is tall, .uuut man, not TN
Ike the late President In figure, with pleas.
ant but tar from handsome iace, and seems to
have passed middle are. His lecture cousists
of q collection OF quaint sayings mora or less
witty, strung together without connection,
and delivered with 3 gravity Of demeanor
which makes the audience all the more ready
to laugh. ..
Tic art;sts a.s unanimous in renort,,o The
dnltest winter from Their nnfnt ~ view Since
The bcpinninp Of iba war. They have reancd
snch poldeD Rarvesis far tha inst i;n,r or I've
Tears. that they can well aiInrd to erGnre -
ttuj1f In ftM INV Ahnr,
Eee m na{n';nS =, hnsi'v a. s,s- U W ~ 10y
for 1he nrTf t,,6 ~ re curre,,. nn,, T., ~
~ srv ~ fhenc h. ! een,,,S,n1,t.s n aaM - 49,
ae-s ennnoh uhich fhev Wass ,,,ahIa 70 ~,
last rear r. tean the1n Jnninrea .bae ~ ~ ~
winter, nha ,,os. n.,,,,,.,+ ,,..... u,,.,.
IN ne citv ia iar<+e ~olh n Tn,nto-,t ~ Waee
~ .+; ~ - ~ - t.T.sa1.s ~ Sa1o.. y 1elslt
1ata11 ~ orbiht,,o,, ~ Tst1a' ~" va selt'
s.sntsd ~ hv sa1,a a,,a ~ - 20, a4o ~ " P.
tn-e "a ahonf a. 1aE,s - .s eth -. ~ ~; pt
l. sn1oestod hr ne r. :; one, u nHT ~
ca.1f';en ~ ~ ~ Jp;st. ~. ~ ',; en1tleo
eSfR.r srT,v maot;I,tr ~, ~ haa.iaaa,% yd9 ~ y.
H. cioea nf.hs. s+ra,S,a ~ ~ ~ i;s ~ ~
1thsr ssho "a n n,a.t.iS;: :oiiss 0ds sn o.sa ths
~ h,', = -, 4u -. e"J th Ptnaps y
te Geed 1;on h1susa 20 Say 1nos ne t9ne q
~ pfist + LII. ~ a1 sI1S eh5 % =.
ens, eus a. $500 ..ss :. .h tu s.us @au ~ tne
sse ~ S9tnson 4; y .ns ItIisasa. ~ ma1e sIat
;ntaS enS su.aiG. , ratsi nn;tn.1 h.. ~
tf,erars ~ ;nJuced ~ cana ~ i sn M stssas us
hash as Sup'eo " oe'e' 1e1'es denying
oGTh Tho ietast nr,;st,, ,o~,,+. :, .+.,,,..ts
~ nsa4 Te..aEsiI",, uoss'ty "
Ennx% Mist" nn.n,:a Kmnl1a !h,aS Itt,n
seems SEEMS to me- adnira5se. T The n atatusttc s is Of
Guy, sia,naf an, 10 10 s sna. useo tne hosers
f5h"n ~ 1ns<,..+ l., H.. 80 i nat ntSet
!, ~ ~ r1,nEt tha sn,ne sca1. s.;,h ,ts,a
ncties ~ Wehster and S1sx hv Tha,as - ass pa1i
whfch arc ~ he see,, thrnHsts,,t tha nnIt,t.' ua'
rha noet IL Te1rrsen,ed si,tina LIE @,ib pnass
snCsr,.,t,x 1.hne y 3, ~ ais naa pt
hsm ~, = his NJ hnnis "a huat ,wo ~ tb.ae
,nchss biae ~ hfs secessad t1;;e % =. Iin
ness he a1titude eInressior nrc III e1na1.
lent !. the coat unfa 1eeksdress ma .dnoirah,v
maneed: and the one detect Il In the foct
that ihe scrlnter h,e sbrnnlr +s,,, co,;.,,s VIM
the iifficnjtiea of thc nader 4rnwaa,s v;,h1
nnt sat;stac;nry av.s;on IL hsa ""aa" "tt ~
1nwer 111nhs r;on ~oist ~ @ naesa' .et.i, th tho
toids Of COAX which ininres tSr "aa a.cs sH ~
the Whole md ronVeva tn fbs r,t,,S'. TnsSt 49,. ~
af sasgsstlG9 Ct 'as a6ssFdtr or Js Davs
The nnh1;s6e-a ara a1ao sr;ov,n, W. .r,..4
of theft dnii ssason 1h1cb fai'o1s fha aaS Hdss'
mas bolfdays: bnt stji1 tbeV Ind ennuoh ~
do In prrpnrine for the sI;r511 trs5c ria %
large crop Of new periodicals. OF ali kinds
hero, there hayinar been only one rrre1t aJ;i1
ton to the Boston iournats. in TicEnor md.
FieIds' new Yeekiv Errr,. Sat,,r1iS.,, = Tn1s
Is now aye weeks Old, and In q thriyinp condi.
tion, In spite Of the bitter attacks 9r thoss,
who think it an outrage upon Amer1can Wi.
iniudiclous praises OF SONS Wha tTeat th;s
venture Tnfo a ,se1,.troGian a"1I =. - Ills
prise Of entirc ori0insl;tv> -sAA1 - ''' eut''-
One of the most noiahfe and oenar,,,v n
feresf}usr Df the hnnka IN 1,rcqs f,r a,rYv 11hI
CATION bv this onr ieatfIn9 ~ A., I! aa1iaS pII
"The South since the War, t1tis wh;ch
Of lie TniI1nes r. il The rort or ptIspose
Of New England birth and ,Western eal1cntinn.
who traversed and studied Georgia and the ]
Carolinas very thoroughly during the autumn
months, md who attended the Reconstruction |
Conventions in each Of the three States His
newspaper letters attracted much attention
and fnYOrabfA comment which have frdured |
their publication, revised and with many ad-