The national Republican., 1866-07-18
Pen, Pencil, and Ncissors.

TnE sum Of human enjoymcnts" is hardly
sttainsbls this summer. '..t
AUSTRIAN soldier soliloquizing-"B By the
priekins Of my thumbs, som.thing wicked ihis way
comes! I,s the Prussisns With their needle gsns =
A MAN haunted by duns, no matter how
fond he my b. Of beer. is frightened 1t every tap
-Psntios go ~ f-'"
TUE Earl Of Derby has been compelled to
construct Tory ministry, pure and simple. II 10
what the English called Derby Dissy over assis.
QuIBpLE thinks the seasons are out Of
joint He says . fsn should bs followed BY .
spring. -'.. s.......
HAMILL was beaten in tn his rowing
matches with Kelley in England on the 4th and 9th
ipst. ..r Ell. .. . .. ..t |........
We have received from ]. G. Parker, Post
once newsstand. . copy of Godsy's Lady's Book
for August Il 10 an unusually Interesting number.
CoNPrRoLLER FREEMAN H. CLARKE resigned
simultaneously with the report Of Mr.. Hooper, In
the House. upon the conduct Of the national banks
A KANSAS paper is very omplimentary to
the revenue od,osr Of Its town It thinks him .
man Of the right stamp, though lttis two.osnts.
Tive In some things. ..... ..sa.s
THE Republican papers North tell us that
Mr.. Seward has abandoned the Rspublieap party.
Yes, he has, and ws think that the party had bet
ter make haste to die, now that II has lost its
brains.-LoEi,viA. Journal.
THE total number Of deaths in the city OF
Ns~ York last week was eight hundred and seventy.
dvs. Of which afy were from sun-stroks. Il .
melancholy fact that more than half Of the total
mortality occurred among children under ave yssrs
Of age.
A FRENCH paper says that the celebrated
signor Francis Murty, formerly the owner Of the
Tseon Theatre, recently died. aged eighty mine.
He has lst seventy children, and to each Of them
fortune Of $4,000" Doubtful or 10 say the
Isast, quite Frsnehy. B.a. . r8,l .H.ais
WHEN General Sherman reached Worces-
ter, Mass, su enthusiastic genius in the crowd
called for three cheers for the next President,
General Sherman" but the General protested that
| he was not q candidate, and said that during the
next campaign he should be fighting the Indians.
OK Friday evening last several professional
friends Of Mr. Charles Koppits, the popular maestro,
visited RoIbury and gave = ssrsusde to that gen.
tlsmsn. The music was excellent. Koppi,s, who
wields the orchestral baton at the Boston theatre
seems to he ss mnch esteemed 10 that city ss be
was In Washington during his engagements .,
Growers theatre. "
THE NoRrH AMERICAN Review, for July
has been published BY iicknor 4 F,slls. It hes
carefully prepared articles on "T Msxiosn Qiss.
tioa.' "Ths Msshsuics Of Modern Warfare" and
"The Rigbu Of SUI sgs;" . capital paper BY Jas.
Parton ON the charactsr oaresr aud eccsnt rioites
| Of John Randolph; . calm end elaborate discussion
on =" suuptusry Lsssi'' thoughtful paper on
I"Moral Critsra and the Moral ssntimsnts;" an
snsiysis Of the grss, Hiudoo poem. Ths M.hsb.
h.r.ts;" review u the En.lish Poetry Of the
Period" by = o. stsdmanj and an article BY
Psfkmsn, the historian, on "Indsn superst,ions -
The "CritioAl Notices" Of this number are, -
u.ual, interesting and instructive