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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-11

4 DARING THIEF AND MORE DARING
W0NAN.-About , O'Clock yesterday morn
ing two burglars effected an entrance into
the house Of Mr.. Henry Chapman. They
went up stairs and entered 4 chamber
where Mrs. Chapman was sleeping. Mr..
Chapman, in an adjoining room, was sleep
ing, and the presence Of the burglars did
not arouse him. While they were ey-
aiming the drawer, Mrs. Chapman awoke,
and Sprang from her bed and seized one Of
the thieves. The other He'd down stairs
and escaped. Mrs. Chapman held firmly
to the one she had caught, and called for
her husband, who was sleeping 50 sonndly
that he did not immediately respond to the
call. The man dragged the lady to the
window, and succeeded in pulling ont the
lower sash, and had got partially out, when
Mr.. Chapman appeared and seized him :
though Mrs. Chapman never rclinquished
her hold until her husband had laid his
hand on the burglar. Policemen Thomas
and Webb heard the call Of Mrs. Chap
man, and ran to the place and took into
their custody the party arrco ID, Charles
Lamontin. Justice Spiccr committed him
to Jail to await the action OF the grand
Jury En'ii,aorc Ga:ett", l0M.
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DEN LDS'S Pr LIS.
THE VIRGINIA REMEDY.
SUPPORTED By MORE HIGHLY RRsPECTA-
BILE TESTIMONY THAN ANY
MEDICINE EvEI
BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
PRICE. FIFTY CENTS PER BOX.
SrarSInS. JannarY 6. ls6J

STACNTOy, January ., 100.
yh- Uillinu R.lnokis, Louisa county, "a:
Dear Sir,-The undersigned, citizens OF Augusta
county Va, desire TO express To you their deep
sense the Toss sustained By the people OF this rec
lion of In. Stat. in the death of your brother Dr.
Taliaferro Rcnnolds, who resided In our midst Tor
many wears, aud whose great skill 40 physician
had given him acknowledged ehinence ain'hs
tbe professional men Of the country. The cele
bratsd Rennolds Pill" 20 universally recog;
nized as invaluable on account OF i.s wonderful
skill and learning which distinguished him, and
which has rendered him 80 great public ben ,fsc. .
tor II Is mott important, In our Judgment thai
world. We arc informed that soue years since your
brother furnished you with the recipe, for use IN
your family Rnd neg hborhood ana that inns H. inc
We therefore In the name OF humanity, appeal To
YOU to make publication OF tito the world, which
we feel confident You will not object to do i! yor
still have IL in yonr possession
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-11

4 TEXAS EDITOR IN TRorBLE.-Ihc cdi-
tor OF the Brcnhcm (TcXas) Ba"n1' was
arrested recently by order Of Captain S.
\. Craig, of the Frccdmen's Bureau, for
publishing articles rejecting on the Blu
rcau. The Bana"r says:
"Captain Craig is a profound joker, and
his best Joke is when nc calls his Bureau a
court. The idea Of q court without Il
Judge, court which arrests parties with
out affidavit or warrant, which violates
the constitutional guarantees OF freedom OF
the press, which denies the right OF hab'ns
corpuS, aud which adiudgcs party guilty
and inficts the punishment without allow
ing him trial. Is not such an idea a
sublime joke q! The jurisdiction OF Craig 5
Bureau extends, as we understand it, only
to refugees, freedmen, and abandoned
lands. Under which Of those heads we
wonder do We come! We are not rctu-
gee, we are not a freedman-perhaps we
may be abandoned lands. The question as
to the arrest has been reported to PrcSi-
dent Johnson by Governor Throckmorton.'
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The principal will he assisted by a gentlemsn
who was formerly an assistant professor In the
University OF Virginia, and by Miss N. II. LEE, n
graduate of the Southern Female Institute, and 4
lady OF eminent gual cations aud experience.
NonsleurC. +. PARDlGOS will have charge OF
the French department, and will he assisted by
II lie -, French governors. residing in the In
-titnte Ina other Modern Languages, ana In v ocal
aud instrumental Music, the best teachers have
been employed.
For further particulars address
d. LEEPOWELL. 4. NJ,
On lin Box SO
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NlEGINIA ruST-nEIICES.

Il. II. Davis declining, contract is or
dcrcd with John Mead, ST., (oath on tiie)
for the conveyance of mails from Surry
Courthouse, by Spring Grove, Cabin Point,
Brandon Church, riney Grove, Gary>vIlle,
and Prince George Courthouse, to Peters
burg and back twice a week, till 3pth OF
June, 1857.
Po>t-odjce> E,J>to'!iSh"'.-fi(es, Gooch-
land county, Va, Charles McAllister post
master; Erin Shades, Hcnric" county, Va,
John +. Jones postmaster. -,
E,Gpened.-Yellow Branch, Campbell
county, Va, John Peck, Jr., postmaster ;
Wilmington, Fluvanna county, Va, Miss
Dolic 4. Kirtley postmistrcsS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-11

Tho long snd short Of the matter~-ths
SpsSshes q 1shAssA md Grant. J. 4,
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
~ CORNER GRACE AND POESHEE STRRkIS. -

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
ID FOR YOUNG LADIES.-Aiss PsGRAMS
SCHOOL Will be reopened on the ist OF October
next. Further delsils will be given In future ad-
yertlssmen,s. Cire ulars may be had on application
M mrs J. w. PkGRAM,
Linden Row. Franklin street,
or through box i!s Richmond post.otaee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-11

The following ~ an extract OF q letter from DR..
T. stribling, the distinguished superintendent OF
the Western Lunatic Asylum, at staunton, to Mr.
Rennolds:
I" As aa humble member Of my probation, and a
friend 10 III. afflicted ersry,cheI'e, 1 respectfully
ugifs in ne rcgn.a that has been mdfs or Others
that you toiH publish IL to the tcOrtd."
Although have not had occasion to use the rills
which were prepared by tho late DR.. Rsnnolds,
am satisfied from whatI have heard from gentle
men who have used them, that they are valuable
medicine and therefore cordially unite in the re-
quest for the publication OF the recipe.
ALEXANDER II. II. STrARr,
Jsnuayys 1856 staunton, Va.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
GOVERNMENT sEcuRIrfEs

GOVERNMENT sEcURIrfEe.
The Government holds the following secnri'
ties:
As security for circulating notes. 1881 ,9l0, 700
Public depOs itories ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IS. ,6J,eoJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-11

BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL.--l will
10 open . HIGH SCHOOL for boys aud young
men, q my residence, on the Let 81 October next
Tho location y innedistsly on the Virginia snd
burg. shall be assistsd 6y three highly eomps'
tent teacher. Session. nine months.
rer,cy one-haif 10 be paid 1t the bsainning, ara
the other halfia the niddls Of the session. 40
extra charges. Ny post.o9ss y LyBsSes.HSus
au tS-im JANE r. hoL.'aOs'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-11

FRO FARMEKS.TERMS ACtDMO-
/ DATISG-iUAxO.-fa am now Pyepsr 10
furnish farmers with hc0ttDtKs Pr sPhO
PERUVIAN GUAM. payable one bail can and
turity.
This fertilizer. for 20 many y.srs In use. and 20
,"v. TnSrn e" n Of .auai par: OF par, mi,
mateiy mixed and r-sdy 20 SOW by hand or drill.
nnregxrdsd a. better ior wheat. pound for pound.
and gusno In .nch proportion 10 to meet the 10.
Persons Wishing To purchase will do we'll 10
send In their orders without delay
X CAUTHoRy
Fifteenth between Main and
aea-pod5t Cary streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-11

nAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LA
~ DlEs.-Miss MARTHA 7. MAYO will re.nrne
residence, No. Sol leigh street, corner OF Ftith.
She will be assisted In the Engiish Department by
employed TO teach the French aud German Ian.
guagcs. an sS-AWAfWI
SELECT SCHOOL-MIsSS $. l.. con-
- VERSE will rssums tho duties Of her class VI
young ladies on MONDAY the ist Of October. u
her residence. No. 1903 Franklip street.
T-e0d lplA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-11

MISS SALLIE =. RICHARDSON will
wi reopen her school ON MONDAY the l7th 81
September 1880, a. the corner of Fifth ana Frank.
lin streets For further pa nlsTs inquire at No.
.o7 wes, Franklin street, address box SO kieh-
Inond post -otice. "a 2a--eod.m
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EDUCATIONAL.
FEMALE INSTITUTE,
RICHMOND, VA.
FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER, 1899.

This institution will be reopened In the large
building formerly occupied by ii. 7. LefebvIs.
Esq, on the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-11

NJ ATE ID GCANO.--The
vi JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING CON.
PAEY il prepared to furnish the farmers OF Viz
ginis with this WHEAT PEkTiLIZER: and not
caring to indulge In extended commentator OF
its own, confidently refers to those who used this
fertilizer In the years 1850 and 1881 when II was nrst
introduced, and met with universal approval.
Ii consists of an equal proportion Tone thousand
pounds each) of Peruvian and Phosphate tsom-
brero) Guano. weighed In with the most serupu.
lous care and precision, and 10 finely ground and
perfectly incorporated.
Should any one prefer larger proportion Of Pc
ruvian in combination with the S0mbrero Guano
than the above formula calls for, such orders, for
not less than two tons will be specially and care.
fully executed In this case the proportions will
DE TwO-THiRDs Of Peruvian and oSR-rHIRD OF
Sombrsro Guano. Both there preparations are ad.
mrably adapted to the use Of the drill and can be
applied I'm this manner or broadcast, without loss
or trouble to the farmer.
In the prevailing scarcity of money the Company
Is admonishsd to reduce prices To tho lowest point,
and to hs satisfied with N moderate prptt, In ar'
cordance with which the public u offered these
fertilizers at the following rates. for cash Rcgu.
lar ration Of 600 pounds Peruvian and 900
pounds Sombrero, Ut go per ton OF 1900 pounds:
Special preparation OF ], sJ3 pounds pernsiah ara
81! mounds Sombrero ri $50 per ton OF s."oo pounds
Orders can bs addressed through tho CON mission
merchants of the city, or directly TO tho undor-
signed, who bestows on this department MS con-
slant anu LII 81 'N's'"' super Z. D. BENTLEY,
an 10dSswlm Agent.
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,.,,rrCuIER.S ADDRESS

Al I'm
,o,,,,nguration of the Statue OF
Washington
AT .HR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-11

DOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
STEAMBOAT COMPANY SEMI: sZ
WEEKLY LISE.-Leares Richmond :!
every WEDNESDAY, and SUNDAY LEAVES DALI
more every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
The steamer PETERSBURG, Captain HoDIRT
TKAvEas, will leave here at O'Clock 4. d.
WEDNESDAY he 18th instant.
Freight received MONDAY and mp to Q o'clocf
r. ~ TUESDAY
This steamer has splendid saloons, state rooms,
and passenger accommoda tons
Passage, meals included, 60
For freight or passage apply 10
DAVID WILLIAM CURRIE,
Office At Charles T. Workman Co.'S,
Sc lo-2t Fifteenth street
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SHIPPING.

NOR NEW YORK.-AT LA NTIC
L COAST MAIL STEAMSHIP ElEA
S .iSs. rbs.i steamship HArTERas, 6N6
ALKxAsDgR commander, Will leave -
her wharf at Rockets TO DAY, September iith,
at o'clock =. NJ.
Passengers are requested to be puRetual to that
hour a. IN
Fare state. room and meals Included, only $50.
St.erage passage, ~.
Freight received up to half past o'clock.
For freight or passage-aeeommodstions I'M
'u'P'''''-"rp'' SAMUEL AYRrs 4 CO.,
sa1It 1879 Cary street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-11

VIRGINIA FERTILIZERS. AM.
Y NAL COMPOST AND P0UDRETTE.-Ths
Subscribers are InanuisctIIinS o. the MONTE
MATRE FERTILIZIS0 WORKS. formerly Con.
the above celebrated FERTILIZERS, which they
offer TO the farmers ge9eraiiy - being the BEST
This being strictly Virginia enterprise, com.
mends itssIf 20 the Virginia farmsI,
MhNiPCLGTiOyS WITH PURE PERUVIAN
GUANO will be made " desired, put 70 me James
These Fertilizers have been Analysed py tns pest
chemists in the country, which analysis WIN be
BARGAMIN 4 MULLER,
,,1-swom Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-11

DERUVIAN GUANO.-One hundreu
/ tons PURE PERUVIAN GUAN0 daily eH.
So s-eod2w CHAs. wokTHAM b CO.
EUANO. GUANO, tons
" Of No. l PERUVIAN GUANO, in beautiful
condition, for sale low, to arrive.
sc 1-2w FRENCH x CRESSHA".
DHENIX GUANO.-Two hundred
l. tons PHOENIX GUANO, sal to be one Of the
most valuable fertilizers in use, for sale by
SAMUEL r. LAThROP. Agent.
au2s Eightee nth street, south side Of Deck.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-09-11

EOR RENT, THE SECOND FLOOR
Il OF HOUSE 80. ~ Main street, lately -
occupied by :. s. ,orbin u CO.. millinery I;,;H
goods dealers. Possession given immedi- -
j. b. DoHERTY,
e2o Main street,
an Co.'S hetw.en Eighth and NINTH streets
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-16

In conVersaiion some evenings .ince vith
a practical ard INTEL gent frsa rroeer. he
mcationed thc article with 49, above hal
re-. rcccniiy copied infr orr Journal. from
ihc y. r. Faru'cr. 80 ssii. 90 ear tel
you what ais ihcr. thrg arc starved 90
death-- IT, ih-1 went ON. cr'ing from hi.
osn lore czrrrirnrr an.l close r'rs' i,r.
an arco-af az orchards thaf mu.i hc. 1. lo,si
SEVENTY vcsrs Oh. that a-c nou healthy All
n-oaacf'se. while others are dead or d,ir-,
SD ri-'iia- hat very lutic far. The
FORMER have BEEN ven na-1-.I. grated
arl prunel of ID. dead ana leca, BOD. b-ar. t-
a.. lut fhe ,a',rr have icca perfected. %,
to themselves. never mannrci. and ,s core
sequence arr of i.ftic OF no'scluc. Ura'so
referred Co Instances ~hsrc Oh orchards.
that h,A been GONE be- iio~n t;ll- fo- vears.
hsd been conn'efcir rrnovatci. ani t-or-ii
into a healthy arl good bcar,r- s-,f.. hy
tic arp,icafion ~ liberal quantities 90 ma-
nure. sni hr bag jadi.ia1,'v t-in-ri
ari nu-sci en. And in vhst v-t can labor
o. better s1r.crfrl. or r.furn l,--c-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-16

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-16

Rev 2. q. Manu,i tas resigned OF.
Pastors. charge. and b. shoot o. close lis
iabors .n sou,h Bfidetoa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-16
farmers department.


Afthe affs anf -caru~cs frerfuirirr 60 lfte. a..
ela-~ls iieked tnceiher. 49, iriiuateis c.n-
1890 $50 AEiHcuifufc. "A EECuLa-
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I'EttupH NOTICE Tt- r.t... oil. t-r-i.r
Il a.~ .-s. a.tr arra ur saa ttar.-s
rE N ... o. ...s. ....r .| BE- r.r.r.r. IrhrH
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iFtIIlt'k.C.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11
upw WORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY JANUARY IL. 1866

GszeIe A True Tale ofthe Great Rebelhs l2no DID, lsa
The Same. -,
Thomas 1 Beckett A Tragedy and Other Pas, ByG. II.
Hollister. I2mo. pp. 81 Boston: WiltN A. Spencer.
Ui.torv of the Plot, and Crimes Of the Great o
Overthrow Liberty in Amercs. BY John NTH i've.
8vo. DID, 94 Published BY The Author
The Story of Trooper. By \. Coiburn Adams no. DID,
6l6. Dick Il Fitzgerald.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11

Rspoyfsd Jor Tax TRIBUNE for the Etex snas9 Ves"daH
Jan. TO- 1876.
Amount of stock at marAet
Cattle. sheep shotes Fli Bos.
This week.. .....'...ss..,lVI loN wv
Last weex.................lto7 tot 50S7 itp
One wear sso.............?l25 $3.50 ... 1000
PRicEs--Bee per 100 N. on total weisht OF hide. ALLOW
and meat extra SIS: fret qualify, fhGsN -
second qusv 1888 IS; third quality $ll s0d 81 :,i
,omr of the poorest Bulls. Sc., So l5d $40 IS
Vorkng Oren-$i75G Ss'5: handy steers sooG Sl@ or
much according to their value for beef
Cot-s and Young Cdires-Fair quality, f4sG Sto EI;!s
G7sd SOS. Fsrrow and Dry S30a $40
She,p--rer ~ live weight. o. q 1tc Extra 8dsc.
TiJe,-Brishton 81 qioc. y H.; VoanIry sts S.Gs'
Talio,e-80lOc. y 10.
Peifr-Sl 50a :. each.
REMARxsln stating the amount of stock tbs weeh "o
must claim the LAWYERS privilege Of adding be the faho
more or less" became at the time OF making up tn reioi
We ay. no information OF the arrival oftAc Rund ana o
ne,on train mart of the Vermont C.ntra and te s %
bulk of tho Western Such delay disauanges bGsins"s
much In consequence of the embargo Canada cs''e
droy,rs seem 10 have anticipated greater advance N p .
R,efthsu the butchers willing pay and, ~ s'
two 10 make bar gain trade slow aud lard it
all the forenoon yesterday. et ASKING price,
costs thing than last weekIerhaps &C. v 10
when IL was ascertaned that lOu0 head hAe aile
BRIGHTON or are their way since last market many 49,
that II will be better cayins h, afternoon than u wa
Jsy Few Northern seal lic.; few snse it.,
la and IL is said that the Western pretty good
~ Il Hsht Western cattle sold at Carlhiidee-o i
40 sk 10 Il lsc, ~ *, and IS at Re. 81 81 Cow
rather fiat, Sheep in good demand AZ i9u lass - y, b.
lo of River sheeIsj weighing 900 ID ~, 80 - IL. "a
mostly lambs 4s8O nor s2'i severa snla. 20 o od 30
shee % shout otc, iar lots, 7asc. h ID. han! wy
al market.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11

The Physiological Journal for tho year 1865,
edited by Mr.. s. K. Wells, and published by Fowler
e. Wells, is issued in a neat compact volume form
ing u valuable addition TO tho library of popular Sci
encc. Il covers much wider range of sub jccts
than is indicated by its tle and treats not only Of
the principles of phrenology, but of all the most
important topics of anthropology, or tho physical,
intellectual, and moral nature Of man. including the
methods Of education, the preservation of health,
and the application Of science TO many of tho prn.
cipal departments Of domestic economy The most
noticeable feature Of this journal is its practical
character. II makes no pretensions to extensive
learning or profound discussion, it seldom attempts
10 dabble in abstract and intricate theories, nor
does 1t aim at the accomplishment of any sectarian
purposes either in science or religion; but with Il
shrcwi perception of the wants of the great mass of
the American people, il brings forward a reverend
Ing variety of useful practical suggestions, bits and
scraps OF available knowledge, pleasant historical
illusions and biographical sketches, often descend.
ing to the most common details, and Astounding in
wholesome advice TO young folks and others who
need TO be told 20 90 in tho house when it rains
Many of it's articles exhibit the quaint humcr and
homely sense of DR.. Franklin, and it may be re.
gayled as the modern version of tho cyangcl of
which he was the original apostle, teaching excel.
lent cssons of prudence, economy thrift social
kindacss and integrity, and all the honest arts of
keeping sound mind in a sound body.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11

tiveness, versatility, beauty, and power OF the
younger race Of poets who arc succeeding TO the
places Of the old familiar masters. Not few per-
sons, we fancy, into whose hands this volume may
fall will prefer its contents to the standard stereo-
typed collections Of English poetry.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11
RcrcipfS OF prOducc.

JAN l0-4,6 900 bb!s. Flonr, 10 DOE; Wi,cat 10
Corn Meal 232 sacks Corn Meal goo Otsui , Me, iq5
SasS Sas scoas So psSs Ashes s. kgs Beef s sDs
PORK, sis pigs. Gut Meats "a phssi 81 LHs sei III
Lard s6s Dressed Hogs, lsois Lave h'hS "''' ''-~
Petroleum
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11
Es0cas Received,

Mr Dunn lroUes Experience in tie Army. lno Up. 800.
boston. Nichols Noye. Sold by q. y Felt
The Flcionc'A Of rlani L.e By leo II. Gfuden. Emo.
pp. Yh Tic some.
IcIman Young kuigltLood. BYE Fsyton. vols limo.
boston; Lee shcy.Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11

PATRIOT BOYS AND PRISON PICTURES. BY Ep.
Husp KiRKr. l2no pp. JCt. Boston; Iicknor Fields
In this volume, Mr.. Edmund kirke has applied
his well-known gifts Of narrative and illustration
to the composition Of series Of stories adapted TO
the capacity and tastes Of intelligent American
boys. They are founded on scenes and events re-
lating to the recent war for tho Union, and are
mostly transcripts from actual life, although en-
be.lishcd by the fertile imagination Of the author.
They are destined to an unbounded popularity with
juvenile readers, and contain many descriptions
which will interest all classes. The volume is il
Illustrated with several spirited engrayings.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11
Could ] but hft NINE eyes 10 his,
My glowing soul. unroned,
Would fash Ike sunset On bis sight
IN fiery red End COLD.

Could ] but lift NINE eyes 10 his,
My glowing soul, unroled,
Would fash like sunset CD bis sight
In fiery red snd gold
Yet pause, my unlocked soul and think
How vexed Penelope
Forsook her nuptial JOY that love
Should wait ON modesty.
For gentle souls must keep their bounds
Nor rudelv snatch az bliss;
The very should lose his light
n giving 1t aln.ss.
Sc, when die, cross tenderly
My palms upon my breast,
And let some faithful hand compose
Ny tiTed limbs to rest.
But thou shalt fold this kerchief white.
And lay 1t on my face,
Saving "She died Of love nDt0d;
But she Is dead in grace"
Another specimen in the same kind Is maike'
by o sweeteI melody, and more natural verslhca
ton than are often found in her poems OF mor'
reflective character.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-11

TIE LATE ENGLISH POETS. Edited by RICHARD
HEERY s1oppAKD. l8nO. pp. go Eunce l.uatin -ton
The recent Towering out Of fresh growth of
original English poetry has suggested the prcpara.
tion of this volume, which brings into one view a
choice selection FROM the productions Of the most
remarkable writers, who have rapidly risen into a
certain degree Of cInincnce and fame, since the
wider triumphs of Tennyson and Browning. In
most cases, The editor has given complete poems Of
the respective authors, enabling the reader to form
an intelligent estimate of their performance
and promise. Chief among them arc tie
two brothers Of Tennyson, Matthew and Ed
win Arnold, william Morris, George W. Thorl
bury, George Meredith, Thomas Wcs.wood, Fred
erick Locher Robert Buchanan, and Algcmon
Charles Swinburne. The selections have been made
with excellent judgment, and furnish body Of
verse, much Of which majority of readers viii
probably here meet with Tor the first time, aud
which conveys o deep jmprasi9n of TIC pfoduc-