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counenance of careless Joy, while no possessed strange
magnetism Of presence which drew mon and women 70
him like enchantment lie grew weary Of life last Sum
mer and in the following Autumn, went quietly to sleep
among synpathizing friends at Strawberry Farms New
Jersey, and opened his eyes on eternity few Gays
before he died be the Wild earnest poem which con-
cudc the present volume. Il is quite as touching as the
poem, On this day complete my thr'y-seyenth year,
written by Byron under very similar circumstances 1t is
fun Of the regret and passion Of noble aspiring sprt
and rings out like a cry for help. 1t is as folows
II TIE DARK
All rnoveless stand the encieni cedar trees
Along the drited sand-hlls where They grows
And from the dark West comes wandering lreezc
And waves then 10 and ff0.
A murky darkness lies along the send.
Where bright the sunbeams Of tie morning shonei
And the eye vainy seeks. by and land,
Some light 10 rest upon.
No large pale star its elmmering vigil keeps
An nky sea reflects an iuky sAv;
And the dark river, like serpent oTeeps
To where its black piers lie.
Strange, salty Odors through the darkness steel
And through the dark the ocean founders roll
Thick darkness gathers sitting, till feel
Its weight upon my SOUL
Istretch my hands out in the empty air;
strain my eyes into the heavy niehts
Bllckness OF darkness Father. hear my prayer
Grant me to see elight
CRUMBS FROM THE ROUND TABLE. FEAST yoR FProunEs.
BY JOSEPH BARBFM izno. PIP. lo6. LeypOiit hob
Ihs pleasant little volume consists princpauy OF essays
which have appeared in "Tho Round TABLE though a
small portion of it has been published in other journals.
Mr.. Barber is accomplished epcuro and fisherman. a
wit, poet, boon companion and polished writer He
discourses of "The Esthetics of Epicureanismi" of
" Breakfast" Dinner" and "Supper;" of "SprnG
Fish," "June Fruits" "PuddinGs" "Vegotarians and
Vegetables" The Poetry Of Good Cheer" aud kindred
topics, with delightful and infectious JUNCTION. His
"Cmmbs are as good feast
Ticknor g. Fields have just issued pretty edition. in
blue and god Of Poems by the Author Of John Halifax,
Gentleman, etc. containing some twenty pieces never
before collected These poems are Of very unequal
merit and We do perceive that they indicate much
progress since the publication Of Miss Muloch previous
volume Their characteristics are familiar to all her read
ers: ender-but sometimes morbid-thought, vgororous
expression and harsh and abored yersi6caton. She has
written nothing beside SO good as Philip, Ny King,
which stands at the head Of the present collection.
Lcypoldt Holt have received several new volumes OF
tho Iauchnita Collection Of British Authors among
which are Faith Unwin's Ordeal" by Goorgana NJ.
Crak Madame Fontenoy," qnct story by the author
of Mademoselle Mori;" Leighton Court" by Henry
Kingsley; and Falkner Lyle" in two volumes, by Marx
Lemon,
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The Jolly Old Pedagogue IL probably the best poem
IN the book though too long to quote here. "Aone by
the Hearth" "My Love-" "Meadow-Sweet" ode Pro-
funds" {" Cur Bono" and "summer Winds are all
worthy Of mention though it is difficult TO particularze
where we find so much praise. We give no better
credit to Mr. William Winter the editor for the care and
good Judgment with which no has made these selections
from his friends poeca remains than to say that there
actually not poor piece in the book aud probably not
y lines out Of the several thousand it contains whose
artistic merit will not stand the test Of severe criticism
The biographical sketch also interesting. If too highly
cooredand certainly is sothe writer prepares Us for
IL at the FIRST glance by the confession that he writes con
r4ore; though would perhaps be useful for the
general reader 10 know the poet moro as he really was
than "a friendships fancy painted him. However, while,
perhaps we cannot agree with Mr. Winter that thetran-
sition Of human SOUL of even poets soul, from New
York heee TO the highest celestial regions Of the other
world 10 so speedy as he fondy asserts a. tho conclusion
OF hi, sketch we must the feeling which mPels
ts enthusiasm and thank him for the general excellence
OF the volume
George Arnold was born in 1884, in this city and though
surrounded by few congeniaes in his carly home, he
possessed Ito Prometbean spark OF genius, and became
ooo in tho Inevitable order of things. lie will always
rank high among the minor poets Of The English language
ADD bis name will occupy higher position IN America
than ho ever dreamed Of winning DO passed through an
unusual number Of yicseitlies r. 20 young man. and
ar YEAR, concealed broken heor' h9neah brave bright
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p and IL tuight
DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD
lon I'D ri, sS o, fRiR ,y SsT l S ' Ss1s
n ~, - 6s.s, snd Connect Al porn Monpe1th with trains
Tor following points on tie Re- d;
Rcd aas. Io5i srsueR araia daS Poa Ps.S, Bds.oas
ea Ao ssoa St oai a Sooa. on me sas aal A.ns
Railroad hro9ah 'S O'gd.s y h.' hour fa'1 - n m Port
Monmouth Hsh9d, MSde9"" sLTrT sea honiS'n oSs Az,
Pon, Pleasant squansam Briekoar Manchester Toms River and
The Freight oat leave, at p m for Oh points the ius and
HS,rGsrse TRAINS IrAys CAMDEN.
Esprr,' goa ,,Fyns 10 ,, !; sis
Way Mar E1prs.s $50 in New.YOrS At 80
~. and "oppos Pic No North Ri,sr ~ D, Ill \.
received at Piet ~. 8 W. n CLAYTON. sspr
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BY Author Of "Praiho Chick" "Lo's Cache" &c., &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-28
WHITE MOUNTAINS AND

~ LAKE MEMPHREMAGOg
SEVENTY MILES SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Leave Nrw.Yok New York and lawn Ra road Tweo
ty.,eventht i2i5 p M (EK lodge White River Junction
the Mo nsln iva stag som Wes River aud Nwpo
Take Memphremagog) At and Monsfesthrough without
stop-st 3;3) q.
through without stop arriving Newport Lake Mem
phr.ulggogl al 5 q. NJ. Sunday.
New Twenty seventies, Vt or fErl
bv New Haven steamer from Pier ISIS
lodge Springfield Leave Sprn-hed 7;sj aud srss
h. Mountain iva stage fom LIT New port Lske Mem2he
magog and Mountains evening For and paIcuA
a,fI.f f.uft le.L
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Gray distance hid each shining sail.
BY rutLiess breezes borne from ne
And lessening, fadinQ faint ana pale.
My ships went forth 70 sea.
Where misty breakers rose aud fol-.
stood and sOTrOWed bOpelesslyi
Tor every wave bad tales 70 tell
OF wrecks far out at sea.
To-day, a song is on my lips;
Earth seems paradise 10 me-
For God IS good, and, 10. my SLIPS
Are coming home from sea
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btsambo' Its ano Eailroaos.


lt Oh M NJ MOUNTAINS and CANADA via
ol sr fe e,.tc s,tir IIRiGo and PRsS
ie,, D., ~ " lweeky hue between N~w Noft and Po,,as
every Wednsj 3 r. NewYors snd Bro~ns Wharf PolsnI
N.yy,t y, and Saturday a. .. ~ Ihs DfRGO 49,.
i S On - sriays lnd Portland - he FRANcnSr
c,h York Wednr'd ys and Portland Ss'udsy. nh, s a..
~, expedition AMI egr~etbe fr,n Nsw.York "a -
ounea' va Long Island aud Whey sounds 10 Porn
80 Osnd tfuns heiwy T. Gofhlr which fros
nc Zen House Ihe .eaines oa W ins aud ascon
dsiion for strictly Es e. 10 Por, -
cudins statsroom, 30 meal, procfed et o :.
Pier No. 49, =. X. II. q. CROMWELL 10 No 81 Wes,,,
EOR PROVIDENCE DlRECr-The new side
u wheel steamer CITY or PROVIDENCE Cant (ieorv. a
I'M VII eave Pier No. b North River every WEDNESDAY and
0NioNDAi N' m r0rfeisn or eppy 70
p. PHILLIPS NJ ll6 Frank i,.sI
hay LINE--STEAMBOAfS {. VlBBARD and
- DANIEL DREWFsre to Albany snd Troy oil 10 YouIer,
so cents Cozlen West Point Newblrsh Ponqhkeep,le A
cents 10 Rhneberk, Bristol Cask ard uson - c.u Ie.yiSs
Desoros,ess daily on aud after THURSDAY, May o. At q IN
touching ct Imrtyourt pier at shtdraft steamboat
viii carry PASSENGER and baggage from Alb Troy
connections with the Newfors Central No freight horses or ear
rsgrs received. - -
CHANGE of PlER.-TrOy Line of Steamers. CON.
" NECTICU snd RIP VAN WNkLE ars leaving Pier foot 81
haIrson'si Instead Of Pier No 40. daily at 6 ?. N.
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Plssa by Wednediys suors. Tint Cabn 800 oieeTsse 90
PasaD ~ T. s. currency
Passenger, forwarded to Have Hamburg Bremen &c. "
Moderate -.
strcrizr ra.sar. from Liverpool or Queens,Ovu so
Ticses by -endg for their friends
FOR nirttpr Apply at the Company, Offices
iOHt %. DALE. Agent, No. - brOadSay. Ncw'foT
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this able book.
~ Orders pnF up tho Pubhers de. far ahead
ali ability respond that Ouelun hled