, 1869-02-28


the tsswitxerlsnd 81 Of America" and for p
{ cllmpses 1t affords III o: the adventures
the distinguished party 10 winch Mr.. ~
Eles belonged. It was evident1y charm = :,
: experience which the party Of the new II
had. exploring the virgin
cries Of the finest mountain region OF the
and we cordially thank MT.
,vles 70. hIs pleasant memorial It. There
20 much in the volume, o
nall Is It Is, which We could quote with SAL
tactiou, that NC content ourselves with say.
te ia cur readers, By all means buy aud
nd Nh. Bowaes' new book, and Judge for
ourselves Of " Switzerland Of America {
re GREAT METROPOLIS. AN rror Of NeE
snd Sode,1, Wtth skeichet of Prunin-nt Plsees.
Psss1oA I'D Tnu e "a tha Aty+ ~ They Ae,ui3y
E1at- By Juntua nLnHt BHoHsa; s.o dstaofas
American 7ualtahluE Company. 1sds.
60 good book ought not to have fallen
Mo the hands Of pubhahcH unwilling to az
ord for II fnr paper, eompac: and tasteful
binding, and really good il!ustratons. The
merits Of the work, howeret-of every page
II har. Browne's graphic eketches-would OBJ
tsin for II cordial welcome even N > style
less satisfactory than that which the Aner- !
.an Publishing Company have adopted. And
Tor popular reading the work Is. perhaps,
wet1 enough made. We only teel that book
which has 60 much good quality 1t II. should
have been more tastetully dressed- Ar.
Browne writes with tue pen Of secular |
eees his heart lends wUm impulses |
Of charity to bis mind a. be scores the varied
aspects OF LIE In Sew 3ork- There Is AgFeAt
deal In hia book Il IL, indeed, mirror OF |
the great cit{.i OF lis virtues ana ita F1e>e.
ite charities and III crimes, IL greatness 2ud
Its shame, lis honor and its tnfsmy. Every
eort Of character appears In the panorama.
urmtera Of the best men and flucst women
OF tho great metropolis, alongside OF hagEaFd
crowds Of the creatures who seem already
denlzcns Of hell. 1t Is with keen eye to
tacA Of character underlying appearances
that Mr. Browne h4s studied New York, and
Ills pages introduce us, not only 10 the great
and varied shoW, but to resl facts, especially
tie p|easanter facts Of much suffering and
much struggling humanity. No one can read
this book without being at once entertained,
instructed sud elevated It const1nt!F dis
ills the nohIest sentlmcnts, wnite fap1alS aoo
graphically chroIlclinG the COURSE Of human
rxnedppce in the viekedest. 4. well a. the
greatest city cfthe continent.
CHARLES RxApE,s NOVELS. Household
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some Influence. The "Chaplet Of Pearls
does not dsappoiut this high expectation.
LEE AND LETTERS OF FI,z-GRREHl
4AtECh ~ s44hs - es9af 9s1a T.1sos: t.t,o He,
6. GIikrt T. 60,
Itisa matter 10. cons.atul.tion that v,
have, OF late. SO MANY y cli.made and elccan
books. The present rolume reacetx IN
hIrhest credit unon the nnblishern. VII
bsro n,de of n IN n. er1r1or ever
charming rne,noric, ~ Nh or,re,n1 renfn. :
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oicioua4y sooptea tno flt o1 lug oese feee1
biozt1phits, to let the subject Of the mtmo
tk,i his own story for The mort paxt thu opt
lstte,s md Other rem aim. Happily Hallel
had "A much eentns for epistlcs ia oro.s
Lar poems. sud has let, .ccord,urlt. ni.,
ria1s for a delightful tIoeraphy, These n
wilson hss utea with skin. and We haye
conseouence a hook which m one int re,t,
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n l!vitiaas1on ard Foru Of tsovernnent;
tsnrss 1t,c S atss+ n aersHSnons n o!es Ma
Conc,tton and Pruspteu. VI Rey. 5orH
Ef1ts t9n Jean - = missionary n .hina. NIT
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