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Heavy Rains and DestrnetIye Fre.het

NASHVILLE, March 6.-The rains
have washed away one hundred feet of
the trestle-work on the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad at Running Wa
ter, and the bridge at the foot of Rae
coon Mountain, besides doing other
damage. This will blockade the road
for couple of weeks, and prevent the
transmission of freight South.
CHATTANOOGA, March 6.-There has
been storm during the past four days,
aud bridges are down in all directions
The bridges ofthe Nashville and Chat
tanooga Railroad al whiteside Station,
which is one hundred and ten feet high
has been carried of. Communication
with the North and East is entirely cut
of. The bridge over the Tennessee
river at this place is carried of. It is
nine hundred yards long. The coun-
try is flooded.
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TOLEDO, March IA FIRE this morn
ing destroyed a block OF frame build
ings on Summit street, between Madi-
son and jefferson, consisting of six
stores, occupied by A. Brown q Co.,
brokers; John Spellman, T. Funke,
jeweler; John Kaufman, NJ. Lancy,
boots and shoes; n. w. Eddy, T. S.
Paddock, hatters; Wilkinson & Hor-
die, tailors; Sherwood & Co., milIiners.
The brick block adjoining, together
with the stock of Jackson & Co.. book
sellers, was considerably damaged by
fire and water. Total loss estimated at
S24, COO; insured for SIG, 900; principally
in Eastern companies.
About three inches of snow fell last
night. The weather to-day is clear and
nleaSant
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CINCINNATI, March THE Commit
tee appointed by the Chamber of Com
merce to examine the claims of Com
mittee now here from Cherokee county,
Alabama, regarding the restitution OF
the people in that county. reported ii
wholly destitute of food, and recon-
mended that donations be made imme-
diately of money, to the committee to
meet their necessities. The proprietors
of all the boats running in the Mem
phis and New Orleans trade offered 10
carry the donations thus made, free OF
charge TO Memphis
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From stIonia

ST: LOUIS, March THE Attorney
Seneral of this State has decided that
foreign insurance companies cannot
combine and do business in Missouri
under one license. - = = -
Father De Smit, G.. p. Beauves and
Aon. MI; Taylor, Commissioners of
Indian Affairs to investigate the late
massacre at Fort Phil Rearney. nassa5
through St. Joseph yesterday en- route
for that Fort. .I
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Frem Georrtn.

NEW YORK, March The Herald's
Georgia correspondent says that a
strong party, enunciating the princi-
pies contained in Ex-Gov. Browns
recent letter favoring the acceptance of
Sherman's military reconstruction
plan, has sprung up, and bids fair 20
be the controlling party in the State.
The money market is tighter than
was ever known before, owing to the
withdrawal of northern capital and the
OF funds for the purchase
OF provisions.
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BY THE CABLE.
Adviess to the eth Of Maroh.

LONDON, March 6-Noon.-Consols
for money, 81; $50 Bonds rs; Illinois
Central TX; Erie SO.
LIVERPOOL, March 6-Noon.-Cotton
easier; middling uplands ISsz; sales
estimated at 1000 bales; advices from
Manchester. Breadstuffs-frm; corn
SIS Cd for mixed western; California
wheat 1Ss Id. Provisions-Lard sos cd
per cwt- for American. Ashes-s4s for
Pots. Linseed on ass. Petroleum Is Cd.
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New York, March IA dispatch
was received this morning from Hearts
Content that the trouble on the Irish
telegraph lines continues. No reliable
account of the cause has been received.
The trouble is between Valentia and
Killarney. Dispatches per Cable from
America are forwarded by the cars
across the interruption.
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Guarantee a Cure in Every
Instance,

When taken-thoroughly-a ocordinE 20 the
directions, which accompany each bottle.
Clergymen, Physicians, Merchants, Profess
ionnl Gentlemen in all stations OF life-Our
most eminent men in public pOsitions-sll
who have ever used or seen IL used Join in
the most unlimited praise OF It's merits; and
men and women, old and young by the
thousand, testify and will tell you that Il II
the most wonderful remedy ofthe nineteenth
century, whilst the proprietors WARRANT Il
in every case. Letters reach us every day
from persons in every part OF the land, telling
OF the MIRACULOUS cures II has performed,
whilst our best physicians are constantly
urging Us TO tell them the formula from which
II Is made, saying its effects are wonderful,
It's success beyond all precedent, and It's cures
IN even the most aggravated cases, certain
as sunrise. II Will stop distress after eating,
IN moments timei sWeeten q sour stomach
as soon as taken; relieve pains OF cramps in
stomach or bowels instantaneOusly and ena-
ble the dyspeptic sufferer. who has lived for
years on Graham bread and the plaineAt
diet. 20 eat a hearty meal without fear OF any
trouble from II We earnestly ask one trial
from every sufferer. Sold by druggists every
where, at 81 per bottle, OF bottles for s..
q. G. CLARK & CO., ProprietoFa
New Haven, Connecticut;
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From Canadn.

ToRoNro, March lit is understood
that orders have been issued to put :, 600
volunteers in readiness for immediate
service on the frontier. It Is supposed
the authorities are apprehensiye of
an immediate Fenian movement.
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RiNer NeMs.

CAIRO, March Henry Ames, from
st. Louis, TO New Orleans, at y mid
night; Continental, from New Orleans
to ST. Louis, at a. M; Mohawk, from
New Orleans to st. Louis, at ? a. M:
Swallow, from New Orleans to Cipcin,
natl at a. NJ; W. r. Arthur, from New
Orleans to st. Louis, at II a. m.
CINCINNATI, March 7-Rfva, r5sa-, *
inches; 81 feet Q inches in the channel.
Thermometer 34e- Snow this morning;
now cloudy Barometer $3.50 and ris-
ing.
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B. F. CALDWELL.

MANUFACTURES OF COPPER, TIN
vi and Sheet Iron Ware, and dealer In
Cooking and Heating Stoves, No II Main
Street, Wheeling, West Virginia
would respectfully call the attention Of
the public 70 my large and select GtOck Of
Copper Stills, Copper and Bras Kettles Also
Fruit Cans and Can Tops
Job work Of all kinds win receive my PS--
sonal attention.
on Wen Casing and sand Pumps made -
order on short notice.
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EDWARD REED,
SOAP and CANDLE MANUFACTURER

John Street, bet Main ana Market,
WHEELING, ". VA.
DHE SUBSCRIBER RETURNS THAEEB
tothe public for the liberal patronage BE-
slowed on the hrm Of Reed a NELL, and re-
EpectfuIly announces that he Will CONTINUED
the manufacture OF Soap and Candles At the
old stand, and requests the attention of thoaa
who purchase % sell again, To hiE Large and
hSb7-sm EDWARD REID.
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num- Z.
CRUDE-Continues duh and droopIpR-
Sales Of 2DO bols, TO arrive, at oI<961S, and of
~ Dds Franklin at 4 Nothing doing in
Sniths Ferry and KanRwha oils, and but
little Of either in market.
REFISED-Prices no better-rather more
dropping. Sales for Philadelphia delivery al
~. Small sales OF fee oil at lOa4l.
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nARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.
REGULAR REPORT.

NEW YORK. March Z.
CorroS-Dull, heavy and lower; sales 400
bales at 81. for middling uplands.
FLOUR Receipts SS4 bbls, market dull and
superhne white; IS 4Oa9 20 for supeTfi1e west
ern; Ss159lO IS for extra western; sic Sld y 90
ior choice; $40 5O9ll 50 for shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio, and SiI 55s7l2 so for
bbls at SIS 75gl4 50.
WHsKY.Quieta and steady.
GRA1S-Wh eat-Dull and in favor of buy-
eTS; sales 200 bus at 81 O5 for No. 3 Milwaukee,.
and 81 1892 80 for No. Edo latter an extreme
tye-Dult; sales $500 bus western at 81 I2d
active; sales Al. 600 bus At 81 O5lII IS for STATE
and 81 lS9l II for Canada West, free. Barley
enthusiastically: sales 1000 bus state AT 81 81
Corn-hecelptS IL ,6OO bus, market I6I2c lower;
ern In store 81 l0Gl lU5S aflOat, and 81 49,
lor western yellow in STORE. Oats-Receipts
$50 bus, market dropping; sales - 90 bus at
- d62c for western.
RlCE-Dull at iO1Sal0S4c.
S-COfiee-Quiet. Sugar-SaIes
800 hhds Cuba at lO749lIc- Aiolasses-DulI.
r. PlELRoLEUM-DnlI at l71SSlSc for crude,
HoES-Qulet and hrm.
fRoNISIoSS-Pork--S but quiet.
sales 800 bbls At 81 ST522 u for new mess
mess; SITdIl7 25 for prime and SIgT5s4SJ 70 Tor
prime mes; also 200 bblS new mess Mt sea
= %, seller and buyer March and ApriI.
Beef-Steady; sales $50 hlls at f,reYiotls T,Tises
Beef Hams-Firm. Racon-Reayy: sails 81
boxes at lOGl01sc for Cumberland, and l2s<c
Tor ong cut hams. Cut Meats-SaIes rs
pachases at 99lle for shoulders, and lI5Za
l254c for hams. Lard-Duli and lower; sales
2aO bbls at Il5s9l21Sc for old, and l2IStSlazc
for new choice.
.HoGs-Dressed Hogs-Unchanged at g5<a
1Oc for mess, and lOaI2c for CITY,
BUTTER-Dul and heavy at I2a2oc
CHEESE-Heayy AT l4dlyc.
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LYONS
Periodical Drops,
The Great Female Remedy
for Irregularities,

Is scientifically compounded fuid prepaTa-
ton, OF direct and positive action; better than
any pills or Powdefs-saie at all times except
when forbidden in the directions. They arc
Haven, Ct Having practiced in the hospi-
tals OF Paris and London, and with over IS
years ofexperience In this city in female dis
eases and Weakness, present my French
Periodical Drops TO the public superior TO
any remedy known n corrective of trreRu-
lar1ties, for suppressions and distractions.
and always reliable and safe, except when
prohibited In my circular accom- panyinR each
bottle. I have appointed Aessfs @. @, Clark
& Co, Wholesale Druggists Of this city, my
general agents for the United States f.rica
where.
PTePared by i'll LYON, N. D.,
may .O-lyW Now Haven. Ct
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janis
@ O e. s
DYSPEPSIA
@ U RE ,

i HE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY FOR
Dyspepsia, indigestion, Constipation, Gener-
NJ Debility, Flatulency, Want of Appetite,
Sick Headache, sickness Tor Nausea At the
stomach, Cholera Morbus. Pains or CrnnEH
in the Stomach or Bowels, and In fact ii
every Disorder that has its origin in n dis0T-
dered state OF the Liver, Stomach, and Bow
els-is presented to the public with the null
assurance that II Is the safest, surest and best
Dyspepsia Medicine ever known TO the world.
II is not n whisky preparation to be used rs n
beverage, but is Medicine especially adapted
70 a diseased or Dyspeptc Stomach. The
propnetos
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ST.JoHSs, n. F., March THE great
er portion Of the sealing fleet, incluing
ten steamers, which sailed from here
on the "a inst, are now jammed IN the
ice on this port.
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NEW YoRR, March 7.-General w. K.
Strong lies dangerously i'll in this city
from paralysis.
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n0 RLACKaurHa.

10 BLACKBMITHs-
4 NvIIs. sPster whshtsT patent, the
BELLOWS. sArndtz" Told Jake.l
VTSFS .-PRstley, Nelson & Cos"
STEDf3ES SleSiee Mouldz, Hand Hammer
STEEL. Cast and shear, Round. Square,
TFSSN ths - a.ortmsnt IN the city.
p C. HILDRETH BRO,
81 Main street, bet. Monroe and Qutncy.
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Two steamers Sunk---ArmadAa At Gale
donIa. and Liberty No. = Near MEM

HhIs. $1,000
CAIRO, March sth-7 p M-rhe
Cairo and Evansville packet, Ar
mazda, LETT here for Evansville at l a.
M, with fair trip OF people but no
freight. She struck a floating log be-
fore daylight, six miles above Mound
City, causing her to leak SO badly that
in two hoursshe sunk, two miles above
where she struck. Her pumps worked
well, but those worked by steam were
not sufficient to keep her free, and
when the passengers and crew become
exhausted by working the hand pumps,
she went down. All the landings being,
under water, she could not find a shall.
low place to sink, and was taken to the
Illinois shore, on top OF the bank, and
dashed to trees, fore and an
with schains- The hull was not
sufficiently over the bank to sink who'll
" on 1t, consequently, when she filled,
s s careened into deep water until
her chains became Taught, when she
stopped, and will be easily raised, if
assistance reaches her before the chains
break or the bank washes from under
her. No lives lost. The passengers
Jumped into the water on the shallow
side, remaining there until she sunk as
far as her fastenings would permit.
when they returned on board, There
was no dry land within half a mile.
There was only one lady on board. a
hatboat was procured soon after the
accident and ferried the passengers to
the high land The submarine Under
writer departed for the wreck this af-
ternoou, and will probably raise the
Armada in a few hours, If she still re-
mains as when Captain Willie Fowler
let her. Her chimneys fell overheard
while she was sinking.
The Armada is a side Wheel steamer,
punt at Pltls61rgh, owned by the
Evansville and Cairo Packet Company.
and insured in the following Cincin-
natl offices for $50, 600: Boatmen'S Fire
mems, American, Crescent and Citi-
zen's for s., 200 each, and Enterprise
and Central 5000 each. This is the
maiden loss for the Crescent, u new
office. The loss will be small, however,
as the submarine Underwater will
doubtless succeed in rising her.
The large side-wheeI steamer, Liberty
No ., snagged and sunk yesterday
morning, in the Mississippi river, p
miles above memphis. She will be
raised. No lives or freight lost. The
Liberty No. was built at Wheeling,
w Va; and was owned by Capt. Hart
and others, of Memphis; in her seventh
season, and worth $50 600
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Rattan Brooms.
= DOZEN JUST RECEIVED AND FOB
Ohaie " CHAA q. BEIbRY.
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ers apart.
GRAIs-Wheat-Quiet aud hrm at e pa
> for No. !, and 81 30 for No spring Corn
Dull at 7T1Sc- Oats-4I1<c
PRoyLsIoSs-Pork-Dnl sales at Sls 50
cash Lard-DuIl at lie
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the Committee so appointed be directed
to take charge of the testimony taken
oy the committee OF the last Congress
and that said COMMITTEES have power to
appoint clerk at compensation, not
en- en- mS gIsee peS si1 dollars per daySand to
Mr.. Wilson, of Iowa snb-1;tte5 f,,
ther amendment, as follows:
heSotped, That the Clerk of the Honse
OF Representatives be dirscted -, NJ - I,
out of the contingent fund OF the HoI5Sss
on the order of the COMMITTEES on Jp5i'
ciary, such sum or sums of moneS ss
may be required to enable said commit
tee TO prosecute investigations as above
directed, and such Investigations as
may be directed.
Mr.. Ashley accepted the amendment.
and proceeded to address the House.
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The Latest News
By TEhE GRAPH.

BY the Onion Line:
Once. corner OF Main and Monrpe s.-aa,s
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Republican Caueus-DIseusz,On of the
impeachment Case---Adjournment
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MARCH 7.-FLOUR-su so for No spring.
GRAIS-Wheat-Quiet Corn-New scarce
al SC on track; old nrm, IN store SO. ,
SEED@SS 6ZJ<G3 "a
Other markell ouiet
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REDUCTION IN FARE.-The Erie Railway Com
pany is now issuing frst-class tickets at the fol
lowing rates: Dunkirk to New YORK e46o'
miles,, $500; Buffalo to New York (i23 miles,
$6,75; Salamanca to New York (4l5 mles)'
1926. By this arrangement passengers tor
New York, Boston and New England cities can
effect great saving by purchasing their tickets
to Buffalo, Dunkirk or Salamanca, and from
thence to New York at the Erie Railway Com
pany's offices, which are always open on the ar
rival of the trains of all Western and Southern
lines The line of the Erie Railway passes
through the most picturesque and romantic por-
tons of the States of New York, Pennsylvania
and New Jersey, and its passenger equipment
is generally considered superior to that OF any
other road. The employees of the line are at
tentive and corteous, and render passengers all
the assistance desired. If you would enjoy
journey ofseveral hundred miles without change
ofcoaches, and at less expense than by any
other route, take the Erie Railway when going
to New York or New England. .-'.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Te0uL Notice,

NOTICE.-To Joseph Graham, who
IN resides in the State Iowa, and Elizabeth Daow
who resides in the State Ct Michigan, heirs at law
Henry C. Graham deceased:
You are hereby notified that Simon Hoffman, admins
traitor with the will annexed of Henry O. Graham
ceased the 18th day of August, 1857 filed bis amend
ed petition in the Probate Court within aGd for the
personal effects Of said deceased have in
to his hands to enable him to pay the charges against
and Of administering said estate-that said deceased
died sezed in fee simple Of the following described real
estate:
corner CT lot number S in said township and bounded
as foows:o the west and south the lot lines of
said lot a and the north and by lands in the
same lot owned by D. Tracy, containing about twenty
acres of land
lot No a. in said Township of Plymouth and bounded
as follows North by the land of II. N. Graham in the
same lot the north line Of said lot No. 81 east BY
lands in lot owned by the heirs Of B. B. Bakesee
south by lands owned by B. p. MaEn g.. Burnett and
said lot No. 81 containing about seventy Of land
that KHzaheth Graham as the widow ofsad decedent is
entitled to dover in said premises and that Levi Gra
ham, Hannah NJ. Graham, Henry Wood, Mabel Wood,
Marion Weed, Elroy Wood, Charles Wood, Robert H.
Graham Emily M. Bartram, Sarah Graham, Elizabeth
Darruw and Joseph Graham his heirs law and de-
ysees held the next estate of inheritance therein.
The prayer said petition is for the assignment of
dover to the said Elizabeth Graham, and for sale of
said premises subject such dover estate for the pay
rent Of the charges aforesaid.
Said petition will be for hearing the 9th day Of Sep
tember A. D. 1861 at ten O'Clock A. NJ
SIMON HOFFMAN,
Administrator with the will annexed. OF the
Estate of Henry c. Graham, deceased
Lee Kellogg, Attorneys. ivf t1 320-y4
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SPRING GOODS,

and are prepared to offer Inducements to Cash Bzyes
we nave Bieaehed Cottons all widths toD to ~
yds, and all qualities from New York NiAs saa Uta
Down to the low grades.
Brown cOttons from CoeraR cheese ssefv 10 te kesk
and finest makes Ticking. an grades, and very low.
Brown blle and striped Delanes-various qualft5es
Striped shirEfng sx3 and ga also good artieSe Of
checked do.
Cottonades OF all grades frcm the View York Nils
double and twist, down. .-
Linen and Cotton Table Diapers bleached and brown
Linen table -alfprces 1uek tewsng ys5y cheap
Common Russian and American crack BBsk and Dam:
ask towes-very nice; Irish Linen M grades; So piI-
low case linen; linen Lawns and Csmbsje &c. &c
A good line Of SPRING DRESS GOODS, some OF
them said to be very handsome ssd cheap. -
In Cassmeres for men and boys wear We offer SPEC
IAL INDUCEMENTS We have the Largest and Best
Stock and the cAEAPEsr have had since the war be-
gan, also few pieces for indies sacks-yery desirable
We would also mention that have q few Pattern
Sacks that we will be glad to show at any time.
Our stock of willow baskets Is larger than ever COM
Prisng every thing from Misses Basket to tray-
cling basket furnished for two and worth SO
As we make speciality Of the Wall Paper Trade we
We paid more than ordinary attention the selection
our stock Our assortment is large and contains
eal styles OF Gilt any number Of Satins and common
Wah Paper. Painted cloth Shades-yery handsome and
yard both green and buff Paper shades all color and
prices Curtain fixtures Curtain Cord Picture Cord and
Tassels, sc. &C.
A nsaai stock Of Boots and Shoes, Hsts and Caps.
Crodkery and Glassware. GrOceries, Shelf Hardware,
ShoveIs Garden Rakes Manure Forks Tnbs Psil,
Brooms, Scrubbing Brushes Mop Sticks, &c. &e- =
Our friend and patrons Will always ind welcome and
prices as low as at any regular kosss
Ashtabuia, April, 1851. 0Os
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Union County Convention.

The Union County Convention, accord
ing to call, met on Monday, and or
ganized, by chosing VIM. T. Simonds,
President, Marshal W. Wright and Abel
Krum, Vice Presidents and c. Goddard
and H. S. Simpkins, Secretaries.
The usual committee on Credentials
was appointed, when committee of four
was appointed to receive the returns of
the vote concerning primary elections,
and in connection with the Chairman of
the Central Committee, make report of
the same to the Convention.
After some general discussion of the
manner of treating the sucject, recess
was taken. On reassembling the Com
mittee on Primary Elections reported
that:
The several townships took action as
follows upon the question of Convention
and Primary Elections:
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Wool ranges from forty to fifty cents, at
which rates farmers are reluctant to sell, and
but little is changing hands. Some parcels
brought for market, finding the prices offered,
have been returned to be held for better prices.
These rates are about the range of other neigh
boring counties. -
The problem. whether 10 sell at present prices
or to hold on for better is an important one to
wool growers, and on which there is diversity
of opinion. The Ohio Farmer, of July 3Oth
in review of the situation. advises not to sell
at present. 1t does not expect an immediate
improvement, but thinks it cannot remain de-
pressed when the whole country produces only
two-thirds of the domestic wool required to
supply our own manufacturers. and when we
have tariff which the manufacturers declare
is a prohibition to the importation of foreign
wool, and which the importers declare is pro-
hibition to the importation of foreign wooden
1oOdS
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QUEEN VIcToRIA's NEW BOOK recciyct
"a great deal of notice from the press. Is
is we should say a pleasantly written
gossippy book, such as almost anybody
with leisure on his hands would like to
read. 1t is entertaining to find so sensi-
BILE women under the guise of queen ;
and it is undoubtedly pleasant to hear her
speak so candidly and affctionately of
her husband. She declares her distaste
for the ceremonies of State; and the
book will elevate her in the estimation
of her many admirers, as well as explain
why she haa shrinked the displays of
royalty since the Princes death. Vic
toria will always be loved as the affcc-
tiOnate and exemplary woman, no mat
ter what may be thought of her admins
trative powers.