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THE SPANISH REVOLUTION.
/ Premature Eepert 81 mn Ortbr~sk symptoms
Of Violent sud Deadly s,ruaEle.

fTrr.s Nov IL Corresponding n Loudan rrarrf
The CARE AZ Fr1nhs. - az papers u ~ mort. -
nDu1ces % aatuffsy tyeuipg s.at Formidable insur
rectl3s hhd broken a4t a. EArcel Il gate ~
te sahorty - pryse letters frofa baygrne, though
h mefsst rfneciSn sogli seem ,tat = go frpn
pefplgaan which u nol ~ ffrm Hafeiess, Ior
Nendrr- and pot from Bty0nne, wheh = stfsfa.ea
from u ~ the Whole brea1ih 81 s1ftbtfn spau. fhat
rich world react FsTls hts iTss lba ~ safstts
gnge 90 tidngs "uua~f ~ reserve Ani - qaiis
nit 4 hss sos b~sn eandrm~a W sitbsg sissfsn ~
iet'og dnrr then ffDm feff4rnan ~ tsgepne Iha I1F
Guns onuo~pandent "a Two Gaiets Hsys thsi noihinR
kn0.a ~ The nisnsl'y the resssf W lbs rAns,
But u hoped tbsa TIE grmnsas ~ osnsfsi NsyvasE
act e.uera IalgBge ~oald 10 thar q uste1 "
Aecprasg ~ this ssr"ant The e*sss pre<iAied ~ TIE
ir.org.nts %, snil ynsssic that H. he cry
~, siss~n w,h tbs lar~r ~ tbo4gh ~ sofs at.nns'
rather rYsnch thsn Hpssisb--a bar thls that
spsis ,ssy %. Whole i-nFth .ns s-y .ssssh
wefs shoot. The coalgsfaus u 'usfra for
nsrss tnabi" ms nss5srAsian, 10 uss lsfg-nsss ~
as aorresypndss ~ss. hor@v.s. All feisS~h t~nsrsi
Prirp ~to ths tssr snd sssi ard bsed - ne ln~y
r-esop ssrses ~ ths Blas whieh flr i~ss
temps fqunf stnSng th~ The tine tsstrneisd Nc
sg~iust raiuis.ers 400 ass axs1s Qasss i.sisiA
u rax thefs sfs sgalss the Nsfssst cabivs, usi ~
bstn>sa aHn~ssD sAs been 1reeisa, sre wlst
yl " .afe " t@ks pace sAesii " saeessS So ~
doabtfst
~ mssu-e,iop, any nor. ,h.n {. -s ssnno' "
carr sthosst sspgnes Ia ,,shsr urs~. th- esuay
va o., ,~-y hss,y r., fs- tsoasssd ssa.n -
n ght so W 40 Meas sabssfFtihie shsf, uNt
- btr ~ rssn .hss thea, - many ltseft.as
FpaD'sh phir'DS kusw The cgrrnpDsasst " 80
gcae. 'hsfsios- say~ tha the fssss ,.nn@s - wat
- iur1a 'fat macy ea~~s feA y RIA lasssa -.
- srer tys - ~ a1A - tFff
Dpnai ~ 80 ~ fseTs.1r X tc seFssfr fFeassf ~
ffuntrf .. kss ssns "a Seaia have - 80 thsgs
svv1nroa Navarro Afurrn 4G1 tA4s Haa ~ $3.50 -
tsfnstgas whersym, tabf.3 usu el.*st Sss - sitfs
actcs. her sh"aia have afapy - = e. 80 N.'g =
Yort getssfes ahenss II ~tmia = MAfefa-a % ftv
hV1sx hs sDubs gpsMia " larry tfA~s I" Kg@ -
A4s@iy Ts~~sd tkfgexh B8ynnne, - hey wffs $500 ~
y Ssdua 10 ,hs sss a -. sssernsas.a. - p.~s -
a etiussD1 By ~ mx4Es tfslefi'set ~ y II ~
gserur4er, bsi bss ~ fhi 49, - fstt
Nna trttatly rave rss f4 n ast4&s y - itfh -
ttst hAs isf fts. dItrgssttf fsrsENNtt - Hhtn kt
a,. n 80 tfaSts 50 - - ian is'sa fhst @ffn
" eoar.x rasafs4a sfsss shs ., gsfb&se, ttss1eA
% ftAsysf oatkrrak
Tee ns.. n 81 iassrselsa n rsfns@rs - 800
oghs, fsrt a C1fses y s<yvs fsy ~ Ds~ ~ @.st
10 vvss.~-g, ed IVES az srsNsh - bass fss~ ~
ss2.s n fLs eefss aSraAav~ n 40 saesep Es 40 =
So az aas fl~< .x~~ ~NAss 20 49, 80 ttN tMf.~
TIE .hgAlsE< ltss sss - ~ stfefa etyt ~
o. l.s 10 .Yy iAssfrfll1h frsfM'et So ~ ~ Nes
y.t st5 ssr ssr q. i 81 .t1s sslsfs 80 ssyG ~
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P r U s STA.

the FINANCE Minister brought into the Chamber Of Depu
ties the budget for 1851 He stated that tho power
granted by tbs Chan bers to contract loan had not 70.
been made use ol .T>c 600 tbasrs had been paid Ino
the Treasury Tho reyeaus Of 1868 showed to.al of
1884, k 900 ,haers, ihcudlfe sum OF 1900 0vo de-
n,ed from war c1nclbl lions thereby exccedipg inc
preliminary ss'imhtas by 7,2iVQOO thaicfs VI this
sum 400 900 thaers would be devYd TO increasing the
salaries OF officials and school ,eacher aud co Increasing
the pay of the military foFo,3
bill for tha extension of the law Of election TO tho
annexed coaniIier "as also brought forward
The object OF tho journey " the Crown fyhce 10 II
Petersburg has reference only sl.s royal marriage
All rnnora respecting Prrs.o.i.gssan ailance aTo
Said 10 he unfounded
Two royal letsrs have been pubahod addressed 10 TIRE
Ministers OF War aud Interior In the former nis
Majesty Expresses bs thanks for the active part taken nv
the people In tending the wounded soer. tho latter
tho King tosies his royal recognition OF III. hcent
reception accorded 10 tho troops their none ~
commnres- corporations and individual.
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HEw JERSEY INTELLlGENC2.
(osss D nnlpmN.

Gom1suntp0W.
fBg STuoR YsnD Rtrusss The receipt. Of Hsoox ~
tho pas, week 2s1 CATTLE 3Ai hog. $50 sh.sp asl
90 horres
IIn.Rsgs BuRs ABArrofn Having oonoslist1A
the bu cheers tho Stock Yard Company thrssS-
eued with violence from unexpected quarter ISllssS
hsts been received rom parties red ling In Jsrssy Cay
under s@rmed names, warning tho oniciss that Tie
sl.t,or val be burned ulicAs ceraia applicants b. A.
pointed In the A notion has got abroad thas
rrslerenc. givcn ~ofkmen from Chicago Nhs ruaAs
dence ~ .bs ,uperntendenu tho pr-tados Of iana
~ The Stock Yard superintendent. who discharged
seventy ave last saturday With the asssf sss
~ refusing the expenditures. no complaint ho~eyss
hes been Laade against tho coutraotors, ~ Mr. " u
Russo has employed al laDofers with honrnt fccon,nsa
dauns--but tho rotks being csmpiet~d no has -
onver need OF workman Tho directors have takea
precautions against tbs srscaoa oi bs tb sstsss1
dasigaa
THv ~ 600 RyssxzY-A nstaber of nsw sarts ssiauve
the g. 900 robbery reported the HssAlD sssvs-
day have been elected II sppss- that Osborne. sbe y
charged With dons,inE 10 hts ths stolen sc'd be-
bsrn iyins With ~onan whom he calls his ~ifs. ~
circumstances evidently Strengthen the sapposiion tas
tnr two wore never married largo smount Of u
Tho has heretofore eujoysd tho condolences Of bic
smri,yerA
uuts Asssxr JA-s-rhs bsir Of Anbsts JssA
Fll bogefri ~ sacce@dns 10 instr plans, W hoi6
mess meet Eg m Paterson 70 norsvs sight
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
a Pras.Ian Plan Tor IL solution s.rrmns Ad-
vice 10 the Turks asd Cbri.sis~..


vice 10 the Tnrk. nnd Cbri.sis~s.
The SEMI Official Tf,nna journal pstilshes Issfsr
tho situation Of .rsir ia ths Eat, which Fays:-
Austria csnnos bat look upon any s,tempt At forcibls
revolution with snd anxiety II 10 TO b. hoped
that ne as,ef action * ~ p,aeiy do,ef Poser. y
Europe Nil ruflca - MAINTAIN peace 10 tho G,erior q
Turkey AZ the time 10 clear that svery Cbrs.
than country you'd bee .ats 10 proceed 10 oompai.
sorry ~ sHrilss nsasires agsusf the CHRISTIAN
prpalat ons on the Tars smpr~ Austria est~csyi "
abb. only employ earnest representations and r~e,e
fui 4At0n whan peace - endsnaefed in ~. Eat.
This course r-cessis I'd not only ny rrotves - ustcs
and policy but sleo b. the snnnlty ~ vhtb
t.ss betWefn n tts Agstrsn popuis~ns and ueis
tlb-tneu 80 rurksa terrssy. The srtieis thea ADVISES
she Porte ~ ED 10 demands Aerv,s snd sdds
me beat ssaflnn ~ %. question: world pruts
My be ~. nsintsrADos " th~ polnes ~ uni,ing 80
Christian tpgrlalian Nlth 40 TURKISH ssyefhlnsst,
wbich oald 40 neFfore With iieir nfspsndaaee a.
bone and ~ wy1s s~els thsi inSep~ssoscs sg@nst
ssgs~s~ian gHssf " The Chrrtsn rtc@a cDo -
roo@.fs 7. tleF VANS Esd " Tia fgrN so1f Not
poitr q istns sbo~s " ssa rus sv.c.y
rssta ,sstiss dyr a part .etfs. ryssgt~ dr.
prs fsyss'sr,s- y tsk, ~ psas n ,vrp. ~sgst q
asrsG e. - faas. eprtnsa - the siaa1ss1s1 rAfsy
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BY STEAMSHIP TO NlVENgER "a.

The Gsrman mail steamship Gernsnia Captain Ehlers
which cft Southampton ON wednesday. November II,
arrived At this port yesterday even ng.
Her financial and commercial reports, with the main,
points OF her news advces have been anticipated by
our cable dispatches published from day day the
BxRALD.
Tho mails OF shs Germania contain worry Interesting
"details dated 10 her day Of sailing.
The Liverpool Albion says:--
We are authorized 10 sae that the various agsus
tong pending In England and America between the
eminent Of the United States aud Frazer Trenholm Co.
aave all been amcably settled
The Jamaica Abolition Committee in London have no
advised that disclosed in the report Of the
Commissioners afford proper ground for indictment
for murder against Mr. Eyre and the other persons
aoncerncd IN the thai aud execution OF Mr. Gordon and
thai oher mode Of vndcatng the law in reference
those facts open them and Instructed their
sol citors 10 proceed forthwith with an indictment
against Mr. Eyre.
The Secretary Of State or England has proposed 70 give
Of 900 for the invention Of the snieder gun
unless 70 should fail when tested by being placed In the
hands Of the troops ordeal which IL has no, yet
been Submitted.
The Emperor Napoleon visited Prince Napoleon, who
returned TO Paris to take part in tho labors OF Mi.
tsry Organization Commission.
The French ron-cad squadron received orders 10 be
In readiness for sailing the 2sth II stated that the
squadron will bring back the French troops from Rome
The Paris Conatv,nnsi denies the assertions % the
Memorial Dp'omdtQue relative TO the language OF Mr.
odo Russell during his passage through Paris Mr. Rus
se not upon the hypothesis Of the wiihdrav al
OF the Pope from Rome, did he state that he
author ged by the British government 10 offer Hospitality
90 his Hoiinesa
King Victor Emanuel decorated The flag 81 tle venc.
tian municipality with gold modal OF honor The
mony was witnessed by immense crowds.
desratch from Rome says
Mr. Gladstone has written letter the ono Journal
denying tho Of Ms interview with the Pope pub.
hshcd by the corris~e HGiaao and other journals.
The news published by cont rental journals Of q
hostile manifestation made by the Roman legion on the
oc OF It's receiving tho Pon,Gcal Gag entirely
devoid Of foundation.
Intelligence recey we'd from Rome states that n hss
been decided at secret conssory that II the Pope be
obliged 70 quit Rome he will an asylum In Malta
fhs ecclesiastical authorities Of Malta have received
semi-onicd notification u this decision.
telegram from valetta says--
Prayers offered In tho Roman Catholic churches
tot tho deirsrsrce OF tae Church from her and
tbs Iopc from his present grevous roubieA The IAN
as avpo uIsd o. a day OF last and Humiliation
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visible On Tuesday morning, the Ism Inst. 0sy sAosId
b 70 he'd tsr Wednesday moswisg bsors msnrise Up
the present ms the continued absence Of metsos In
the morning also makes The latter date more probable
The meteoric shower Of November Is invisible from
set until midnight only makes its appearan during
The hours freu midnight until sunrise Obssrrerx
De rflh r. us appearance at tts foliowing places
Gree1,tc,ch Can bridge, Durham, Wsbech, Manchester
Birming ham, s,dmouth Ramsgale, Seyenoaks and Lon
don besides observers al other placesamcng others
Kngstown ia Ireland. l am, sir, your ohedlent
want, A. .. iLhSIhEls
GLASGOW, Nov. IL .,.,,
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potAH o..

Rr-.fns ssnc~-.tsHs 30 Tho Pre- fis~As vs.
tsaslvs Landed rvspri-tsr, IA Tee TREATED.
cstpslh rum - Pssfs.1ry ssys, An itapsrisl e.
crss bap ssssd remi,iaz %. -rrsrtoasi impoxs
ar.- ,na rggnopol.s 10 force sour hasdr-i sad mr.
toms y rrarsa rolaai ard ~ n bal spsn esssb-
n,hss % s hAaa ~ Ancient fssd ls~. - ,bs yreAs
el,hs. u ths yov.rrrn~ni ~ u ~ n1ivssa provrs
tor ~ wbs.- isnss tbc~s tgs-s bsin Th0.s
Tbs ysrbes -AltgSar AL rsosFve csmgsn@4Al0s to
TIE lofa e. f.Mf fGfN* -
ttM rsaatEt Nat Lat han1ftf 4szgiAi ciuEsss
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To EuTroa oy TiE LONDON IMPs.
read this month in PERIODICAL Journal, protesting to
give good OF astrono mca eveDs announce
ment that Humb0ldt's mcteors FIRST stated by him 10
intervals OF every thirty three years. will
this year the evening Of the 18th Of November That
the November meteors will appear this year u
same meteors will Ne year is not by any means
certain Ay object 10 requesting the favor that you
will give Insertion to this cation the widely
circulated columns Of your useful journal point
10 readers OF the notice TO which have referred that
they will be disappointed Of OF the "aspects
Of nature by looking tho evening instead OF
the morning OF the 18Th Of November Tho time when
the meteors expected To be Ia from midnight
until sunrise on Tuesday morning, the 18th inst am,
SIR, your obedient servant,
GLASGOW, Eovember6 A. = HERSCHEI.
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THE MEXICAN QUESTION.

SIN xImiiiRn's Affairs Engaging Great Atten-
IospoS. Nov. 25. 1885,
The condition OF tho Mexican empire Is the leading
.opc in England and the Continent
Health OF the Princess Charlotte.
Trieste papers say tina. the state Of tho ExEmpress
carotta's health Ia unchanged.
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lR { 1 A N o.

An AmtI-Feninn Invasion nv Engliahmen.
LONDON, Nov. 25 1866
There vague reports that the government proposes
. send twenty militia regiments 10 ireland.
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Il U N q A R Y.

Political Reply 10 tho Emperor Of Austria.
Pksn. Nov 25 1865
The Deak party have adopted address To the En-
psror Of Austria asking for the restoration Of the laws Of
1s4s promising that the Diet will consider the wishes
or the Emperor Is expressed his rescrIpt.
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The Stars in Brilliant COORDINATION Of the
Eerald's Cable Despatch.
As. 10. ace
BY THE CABLE TO november Is.
E n alA N D.

Tho Neutrality Laws Revision Commission.
LoyDoN, Nov rs, 1865
The Sunday CdEees this morning says the royal Com
mission on the Neutrality laws will its
SESSIONS Lord Cranworth will be President of the com.
mission and among its members will be Lord Houchton
sir Rounds Palmer. Sir r. PLillimoro, DR.. Twrr and
W. Fl. Gregory.
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: R A N C e.


Tho Army REORGANIZATION Plan.
PARIS, Nov. rs. 1864
II is rumored that the imperial commission appointed
consider the reorganization Of tho French army will
report Of adopting the Prussan military systo.
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a. Gi,sr~de'.. 5sS Hr.g d~s, "a " show wits:
Hfuhx4s neg ~f1inE sff thsNtnra, e1a
DE- Cfrsk.i8ssa Card
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

LvkRrooL. Nov 25 1850.
Tho steamship Louisiana, Captain Harrington, which
1eft New York the 10th instant. has arrived Out
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PersSUs Mwpsavea.-The Nas1s0~1 Tvws4
hundred rupfursf r~iiss~4
~ kssn.i truss ssss. .sfysas fss. -
oGcs 10 Bfosassj.
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pmssrrtans seneaAl Asstnslr.

nauruss Nov "a. 1904
fbs Presbyterian General Assembly will csbtbus ~
ss<sicp ssxi week :, hes largely ssssed~5 ana
tie efos1ea uasnnisy has cnsrasfertssd n. dsiibsra
ilooa Nany ssninant dsfa.s are In sitsndsnoa
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and peazanu wtfi TINS become prcpr's,ors o. ,hr,,
estates IN considerations Of tho psymeu, u tho neco
sary indeln nisies
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a. wost'. IseWs,esI Psmqa~ H~-t.rvs svsy
Usr s~alssdy 80 ~t ttsf Dr~sAlHG nssA Agfsf
al auTDA. ~ Asisf isass, sD4 " - sfnss 80
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Dead In Half an Uesv.-Ab~ss Thirty MIS-.
" ths iiml ~ arfinsrr t~rfase Nr Affr tba4
tins Las -l.fw.d tbs suvt. 10 nsa.~yas Hst FhAIbh1
hloHr ~ DO"iss CIRRUS l4sis tss nsnfhs srf nts
"a
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Ad6r~.- Peiiert a -or, u-rr-~haam m-ss-
49, Nrsh4~4f. frsFfs stFN@ts sf~s
eut - .ntst. ere eva. b9.l.t sa4 ms4alsI
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THE NJ Etc r s.

Iron the London Telegraph. Nov. IA
mo remarkable clcaruess of tho a,mophcrr very early
ahs morning was snsulay favorable Tor Astronomical
sbervsiions and the great periodical appearance Of
ro'.ors or shooting stars which 10 between
she hours Of ons clock and sunrise, sas ntressd IN
~ svtop,oiis undr pey fa-ora,le condition.
crcst numbers Of people we're abroad Ia the streets
looking for me phenomenon aud A. some points notably
tho bridges sad IN trafalgar square, crosds Of porsons
ssembisd, all Of whora were star gazing ne hsasaEs
ucrs deeply bine and tho stars very brgat
Almost drsctly after one O'Clock A. " the ally was
ass occasionally, thea frequently and soon constantly,
sresksd Win tae Of tho countless which shot
saFss the heavens THIS exraordruy nstsorc display
otaT oncs Ia thirty three years, and ". q course.
Iooked forward % b. seieatnc With sesi interest
An English Astronomer Against Professor
1ooUis.
o. Eprr0R % INV Ioxucs rr~-s.-.
IN my ise, q the sth ,ns, published to-day IN yovr
columns. announcing expected sppartIon o. the so
,enber metsora Tuesday morning nest, il vas ihad.
ssssv omitted 70 ss,s sbs, should ,he n-sor. no, gs
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fffg 80 n ~ Nftry eNaaN vi M I'll f*fAs
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A4ssAs sPs-a aisG sggir sah fsf@.0as.
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FNaNNAs $3.50 ( NFtsffA - sfHHF - - AAtsFs
~ F40fa s8sNts esfasr rss~ g.sartah slfa4t
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gkttsY4 = 90. - sssfs - Nsn $50
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- as ~ $50 tssy los gs.c~s Dors Al seA Gssaa-ss
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frage throughout the United States, before the
States lately in rebellion shall be ertitled to re-
admission

No SKULKNG.-Let us have no skulking
hypocritical subterfuges in our relations with
foreign powers, and equally let us have none
in our home affairs. Honesty is the best poll
cy.-Argus.
HONEST IAGo! When did you commence
to reform? You have been "skulking" for the
last five rs,-siding with and giving aid
and comfort to the rebels, &c. Now you think
honesty is the best policy. Oh, hypocrite =
Press. K.
The writer of the above is probably one of
the disciples of Garrison, who declared the
constitution ofthe United States to be "cov-
enant with death and league with hell y
who now opposes the restoration of the Union
and yet claims to be "Union manp It is
just that class of persons who talk thus. But
will the "honest" p fellow have the goodness
to give some evidence of his false assertion or
be branded for what he is, talsifier and SLAM
derer.-Aryts, June 10.
"The CALLED jade winces" but mmy withers
are unwrung." Now my friend of the dr.
gus, l know you like "a book" You have
been "skulking" as before asserted, but in
your simplicity saw fit to change the assertion
into question, instead of charge. You
talk about "Garrison's disciples" You, who
for some years, was Secretary of an abolition
Society, and then deserted your principles =
You who was afterwards closeted with JEFF
Davis, and aided and abetted in his plans
You are pretty "fello,O" to talk about "hon-
esty" and 'false assertions" x.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-06-25

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for July opens
with report of the curious Cease of George
Dedlow," in which we have the most sin lular
and formidable nut yet presented for the crack
ing of our spiritualist friends. Mr.. Longfellow
gives us second sonnet Son Translating the
Diuino. Comnaedid," and Bryant contributes a
noble poem on "The Death of Slavery" poem
which, if containing less of sweetness and mel
ody than sometimes characterize his produc-
tons, is yet marked by grandeur of sentiment
and solemn dignity in the utterance of great
truths which are well worthy of his name and
theme. The Passages nom Hawthorne's Note
Books" are continued, the present extracts re-
lating to the scenery around Concord, and the
"Old Manse' which the magic of his pen has
made immortal. Some slight glimpses, too, are
afforded us of the deep content and happiness
which he had begun to find in domestic life, but
we are glad to perceive that, with more correct
taste than has always presided over these Sc
lections, all which had direct personal bear
ing has been excluded. Gan Englishman in
Normandy" is very pleasant paper in this
number; and the article entitled ga Bundle Of
Bones" will be found to discourse in an 'ex-
tremely lively manner about the great Mega
therium. Mrs. Stowe, in her Chimney Cor
ner' paper, talks with much sense and force
about Bodily Religion" Reades "Grifith
Gaunt'is continued and isas repulsive as ever
and there are one or two shorter tales not spe-
cially attractive. The article on the lite and
writings of Friedrich Ruckert will doubtless
be read with much interest, but we think the
paper which contributes most to the value Of
this number of the magazine is that ON the
Physical History of the Valley of the Anna
IONS" from the pen of Professor Agassiz. We
had marked some passages of this for the pur-
pose of transcribing them, but find it impossible
to separate any portion from the whole. The
literary notices in the number relate to "Ecce
Homo" Saxe's poems, Porter's "Giant Cities Of
Bashan," the Life of Professor Silliman, and
UEiftaap Dauo"