New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-29

Nature and quoted the reply OF the shrewd y,
who. being asked the cns seter OF person ftsr
HE indepite and dyings aIler tue uniatlOm $50
never pays cash speakne 81 pcungplinenl
IN on3an Beauciegk the great grandson VI Charles .
Second and Nell Gwynn, that his body Was all VICE. I'LL"
He left New-Yorl1 in the forenoon of October IA,
with a presentiment that he would never gaze upon
its busy scenes again, saying TO his friend, ns ne
tool, leave "If we never meet again. come ana gee
me laid under the sod of my native village" lie
arrived at Guilford that evening, weak as broken
waveD but soon rallied sufficiently to walk out ana
visit his accustomed haunts On Sunday, November
n he walked out for the last time. On Monday anu
Tuesday, he was so Ill as to receive several Vlsits
from his physician. and Tuesday evening, he re-
tired earlier than usual. saying to his sister, am
afraid shall not live till morning" few minutes
before eleven, Miss Halleck went to her brothers
r,on and found him sitting up in the bed. lie spoke
TO her for moment. and then fell back dead Win
ont moan or struggle.
The memory of Halleck, which has already touhd
a monument in the hearts of his friends ana IN inc
creations of his genius, will receive fresh hohorS N
the appropriate tributes Of this graceful volume in
tho execution of his work. if tho author sometimes
fingers with too enthusiastic fOndness on irrelevant
circumstances. and perhaps betrays want OF Ia
of thoroughly preparing his materials aud neglect
ing no detail Of conscientious duty.
A new edition of CHARLEs5 READE's Nore's
ia In course OF publication by Fields Osgood Coz OF
which Hard Cash aud Foul Play are already Issued
They are printed on neat two column pages Win oci
type and good paper aud though not OF eAua'asah'
cost present an attractive appearance
We have also received The Jerusalem DeIiu-
cred Of ToRoUAro TAsso, translated into English epeh
ser1an verse; with life OF the author by j. H. "frh
3D. Appleton Coli The TalSman. by Sir WALTER sCoIF
rrhe same); The Warerley Note By Dir WALTER SCOTT
illustrated The same Tie Paeha Of Many Taxes by Capt
M,RRYArr Cine same Hop Bride was Won, novel by
FREDERICK GERsTAcHER, translated By FRANCIS JoR-
DAN CThc same); Handbook Of ne Sdrs By W. j. EoLfF
and j. H. GILLET, treatise OF descriptive astronomy
without mathematics intended for school ana nome use
CDoston: Woolworth. Ainsworth, co., No"-forKi n
g. Barnes Cob Hat,rdI PhIosophH by tho same authors
he same); Handbook Of Chemistry by the same authors
crhe sane); Barhonels 1ev Series Of Dra'ring BOOKS
CThe 6ame); Eew Elementary Course 90 me GERMAN
LnnouaCe by GABRIEL CAMPBELL NJ A. cine hameG Inc
Letters Of Lady Nary Voriey Montague edited by MIS-
HALE revised edition obers Brothers Tic Letters OF
Madame DE sRvIGNE edited by Mrs HALE, refised cor
ton he samc) Noode at SyeGr, the story OF Jacobs
Wen. by ]. r. MACDuFF, ID. ID. CTho same) LtGts
Aegs Children by the author Of Jessicas First Prayer
GIoston: Henry HoyO Plain Talk about NE Protestant
ism of Today from the French OF Mgr 5EoUR (Boston
Patrick Donahoe) The Old World, by JACOB X fRkEsE,
H. d. volume OF travels IN Palestine, SYRIA ana ASIA
Minor trayering tho beaton track which has been so
well described by Robinson Prime Curts and others ana
combining tho fruits OF previous research with the au
rlors personal observations u. b. Lippinoott Cob
What Ktoto About Beees by ABRAHAM PACE, purport-
Ing 10 DO posthumous work Of the author whose LILO
and Opinions appeared not long since from the press ana
IN the shape Of an photographed novel, discussing va
rious moot points OF theology and morals CHE same)'