The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-27

| MIR. Jones should ask now much went TO 0lsnOueS
contractors who sold crazy steamers to the Gov
money? How much went for spawned horses ant
fictitious mules, that had no existence but In tn
bill? How much for shoddy cloth, that would no
stand shower OF rain, or the touch Of clothes
even the stomachs Of the hardest campaigner
revolted against? How much for the rations ant
pay Of 10000 men, at o time when there were no
500, 600 men either in the field or the hospitals
How much for bounty-money to mercenary Irish
mon and Germans, who, If they were honest
| fought for cause which was none Of theirs, ant
which, in the majority of cases. they neither caree
about nor understood and who if they we're dis
honest as was mostly the case deserted at thu
first opportunity, and drew the bountY-money !
many different cities and districts 2"
ssThe Union Realized, OF the True Regimen fol
Irish Evils is the title of poem, next on the list
of the table Of contents. Its style md intent ma,
be seen from the following two specimen stanzas
"Now have, like Bright, prescription for Erin;
Which Ihope you will try, and will long persevere In
For I'm sure it would bring her prodigious rehef,
If you'd give all her SONS ambition for beef.
Coud they eatnow and then their own cattle and pork
It would tempt them and help them to work;
And IN plenty and peace you would fully instate us,
By the true British union Of beef and potatoes"
'sBRowN1ows'' Part II. closes this very readable
number "BRowN1ows," !" unless We arc much mis-;
taken, will prove story Of more interest than any
that have appeared in BLAoKwooD since BuLwER'a
fsWhatn he do with it ?" We impatiently await
the next number.
The EDINBURGH REy1Ew.-Table of contents:
/. Foreign Policy of Sir John Lawrence. q. Adam
Ferguson. 8. The Private Business Of Parlia-
ment. 4. Rawlinson's Ancient Monarchies. 5.
NIL C1or1 Dosx, T4r,a% n{InSr
in Ireland. z. Early English Texts. 8. "Meteoric
Showers. 9. Position and Prospects Of Parties.
Mr.. JOHN RUSSELL, King street, is the agent for
BLAcKwooD and the Edinburgh Reoie,o.
beautiful copper-plate engraving, life-lke like
ness Of General Joseph q. Johnston. The Secret
Marriage, or the Sin and Expiation of Helen Grey;
story of Life, by Mrs. c. A Warfeld. In Me-
moriam, BY J: Barron Hope. Coffee-house and
Tavern Life Of Paris, from London sossty1 SDIs- 5
H.: Ecco Homo, by Hon. E. A. Nisbet. Ant@us,
by Mortimer Collins, (Pemple Barr Field and
Camp, by an Officer. Sonnet March, BY J. 4:
Barrickr The Night before the Battle, Q tale OF
sr sRe Waf Sy Mfs Asss afsEss 5aihs ss
Evening Song, by j. Parish Steele. Cenotap ): a
Poem, by N. c.. K, of Missouri. St. Elmo, BY
John Shirley Ward, of Nashville. Cacoethes Lo-
quendi, by Mystery. Shakespeare in Domestic
Lady, Lad; Our Tripod s joseph :. stonSsatan-
ic Literature-Nemesis. Salmsgunei. Monthly
Gleanings. Reviews. Notices, etc.
The GALAXY, for April 1, 1867, contains the open
ing chapters Of TIE new story by Mrs Edwards,
the author of ssArchie Lowell, entitled "Steven
ment with the author, is printed from her own ad-
vance MS. This number OF the Galaxy also con-
tains: Waiting for the Verdict, BY hrs; Rebecca
Harding Davis, with two Illustrations by W. ).
Pierre Blot. Entered into Rest, by Phoebe Gary.
Paeketarians by W. Z. Alden. English Sclentl-
ii, Societies. byW. Winwood Reade. The Har-
ley Patent, by Mrs. w. H: Palmer. Lawyers and
their Traits, by Fred. B. Perkins. at Peace, by
%assDn 7 d. oSSr %aas d. ass1 an PfstFy e Deya
on. Bedouin, by Charles W. Stoddagd. Nebul@,
by the Editor-containing The Old Clothes Man;
Mr.. Winwood Reade aud Mr.. Swinburne; Our Coin; I;
age; Association for Monopoly; The: Facts about
New York Clubs; The Denial OF Humor to shake-
speare. - .i,.., ~.
The last article mentioned, to prove that sHAKs-
pEARE had hunnor, would seem to be useless. 1t
seems that prominent New York newspaper re-
Gently asserted that SHAKESPEARE had Io humor. In
humor, says the GALAXY, he is not only peerless,
but he seems first to have shown the world o pure
and gonuins hunior. None Of his predecessors had
tive will not Bay in his quantity, but Of his
quality-and since his day no man has developed o
humor like his, which is not burlesq1e or fantas-
tic, which seems to touch quiet as much our moral
as our intellectual nature, and which, from ita OK
ceeding decacy and purity, is perennial in charm.
The writer then proceeds to give numerous in
stances, which indeed can be found at random all
over the works Of the divine bard.
The GALAXY is perhaps tho best Of all the liter
ary magazines now published in America, and in
tho short timo Of its existence has succeeded in
establishing IN enviable reputation. 1t can be had
Of oil the newsdealers. It is published by ". G. &
T. P. CHURCH, No. SO Park Bow, New York