The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-04-21

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LrruGs LpSa AaE This sigoror
and entcrpnsiug magazine comes to
this week with an interesting table
contents Church Parties Past. Prs
ent and Future: Tho Friendship |
Jonathan; All FOR Greeley, Phinei
Finn, The Peers aud their positioiI
Hindoo Conservatism Tho Munatouat
Canon, Sir Walter Scott and The ID,
lrac; David Garriol, Mr.. Pmmptrl
with a variety Of pleasing miscellany
This firm have also just issued fro.
their press several excellent and fine
written stories that have appeared
their magazine The Brovnlows n
Mrs 0liphant; The Tenants Of Malon{
byJ. s LeFanni Old Sir Douglass, b
Hon. Mrs. Norton, Sir Brook Foss
brook
HAmER's MAGAZINE for May contains
Among the Andses Of Peru aud Boliv|
ia The Return Of Birds Cradle Land
Voyage alone in the Rob Roy Uncli
George Nazareth Pitcher WitesuiI
lido Faith and Fallibility TIL
Crabbe Family About Trees A vi
lago Library The Woman KingdonI
Drawing Bureau Rations AtTwihghtI
From Derby to Disraeli; The present
number closes the xxxyI volume Of thil
magazine, and with the June numbe1
commencement Of new volume, is m
excellent time TO subscribe
The Riverside" for May seems fall
aware that spring has come ThI
frontispioce, by II. w Herick, ia
country scene children feeding bos|
sy calf; and the first story, "Doings 81
the Bodley Family, by the editor, Mn
Scudder, relates the adventures Of thd
family on May Day. Another articld
is on a search for May-fowers, and 4
seasonable sketch is given of Huber thd
blind naturalist my Three Gardens,
begun in tho last number, is continued
in this there is little poem on Coll
umbines J" another by Mrs Wells on
Instinct which comes in apropos q
Porte Crayons Young Yirginians
which has a snake charming scenoI
The Sculptor Kuntze tells how Whit
suntide was spent III Pomorania and
another illustrated paper on travel m
South America il given The serials
by Mr.. Abbott and Mrs. Weeks aro con-
tinued, and there are some short sketch
es. The editor announces that Vieur
Moustache, who produced such sensa
ton last year in tho Riverside, is to
begin serial tale ~ the next number
Published by Hurd and Houghton,
New York.
The May number Of the Northern
Monthly is certainly not behind It's
predecessors in the spirit aud variety
Of its contents. First on the roll stands
che Greenback Era" by Gen Francis
A. Walkor now managing editor Of the
Springfield Republican. IT is a vivid
and luminous picture Of the mercantile
aud social influence Of our paper curr-
ency, written in an exceedingly popular
style, and full Of admirable illustrations
from the stock-inarket and the home
circle. Next comes The Thief in the
Night which still holds it's terrible
interest, and eyinces that unfailing
command Of the magnihcenos Of our
language, which has given Mira, Prescott
her national fame Easter Day at
Rome by DIR Robinson, Is peculiarly
interesting just now, at lesat to those
OF the communion which recognizes
this iestal day Richard sayles, "A
Huguenot Family" is painfully IN
teresting war sketch Tic Proper Use
Of Shmulants aud Narcotics, by DR.
Beard, il on article which we predict
will excite very warm discussion. 1t
advocates the use u vine, whiskey,
tobacco, opium, etc. and is very Ien-
chant ia its treatment of tho temperance
theory The Northern prints the
article without endorsing H. The Red
knight" is a pipuaut and exquisite