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OF Golden Deeds by tho author the Heir of Red.
eyHe'' reprint tSever Francis); ErdHkensiein, by
MARY W SHELLEY reprint The sane) Studies IN Shake
spedre, by MARY PRESTON, book Of critical essays
tPh1ladelpha; Claxton. Remser Hafrelnnger New
iork; Felt Dillingham;; Mabel Clifton, a novel, by
FRANK BRIERwooD cThe same); MdroOler's Island. by
f. r. GoULDING The Samel
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
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New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

Among the local histories which often prove
valuable repositories OF antiquarian facts, now volume
devoted 10 the History Of PiHsieid Mass by J. T. A.
SMITH, has Just been published by Lee Shepard Bos-
ton prominent position Of that ancient town during
the war OF the Revolution well ITS cal and potI
cal distinction in recent times, gives peculiar III
terest to annals The present volume brings down the
history to the year Of the eighteenth century, cover
ing an cventfu period In the fortunes Of the town II ~
evidently the result OF extensive aud painstakng re.
search among original documents, embodyiDg tfo ma
tcas OF vaua bic private papers, personal correspond
ence aud other sources Of information which have not
before opened to the public The writer shows tho
proofs Of diligence and exactncss in tho examination
OF authorities aud has produced readable narrative al
though his style Is prUI. and often cumbersome and
sometimes fails Of effect through Ito lack OF suplcity.
The index at tho close OF the volume s unworthy Of IFS
place emitting many important titles, aud throwing
others promscuousy together with a whimsical defiance
Of alphabetical arrangement.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
VIIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1869.

lKIDUNE ALMANAO IOh lOOJ.
FOURTH EDITION
This popular Arpusl ), ready. contains;
Astronomical Facts for the Year, Eip'e Tides F,''i' he
H. Regular Calendars II Rising aud Setting Of sun aud Moos, High
Water. and changes ofAe Moon for ali the country
ILL., The messhmsht Trial Of President johnson report all prem
poiais. by party divisions ,bs ss'ussh
w Political Platforms Of io5a via
A.-NIlionAl Republican Platform At ChieagN
a-Proo,ediug, Of the Couveuion
b-L,iter. Of Aecrptsn,e BY Gea Grant and Mr. ColhL
D.-Depoerale Platform at TAhniHy Hall, St".rorE
a-Tbs long struggle fors Candidate With the several
ballot, aud Goal result
k-Letltrs Of AsesptaSes by Cor Seymour and Gsn-
e-G,n Bi,irs e,l.brs,ed Brosab,ad Letter.
" Law. parsed ss'sop Of Congress: fall Uhsp' Of all
Inportaht seis; the Eight Hour Law. ke
W. CLbast Msmb'-SupTeme Coari-Nuier' 10 other countries
VII Tie xLh Coufrrs-L II seBsor With polue, Poet ones
addresses, aud tine orsIOlrsuoh ot.nhs
Of the House Of Representatives, With sII.s'
Districts. sud politics
VIII Tie XLI,t Congress
Lat ofsenaters "A chosen. politically classified
La, fMsubsr. IIouse Of Representatives br States
districts and roiues. q elected
TX Financial Afairs-CoBdon The Psbo Debt saSsJ Do
tirtd to Congress
Statement Of s1p,as,, o th, Government b,Estg Of
she RtbSIhsu
T. III, several States Area Population number or E'eior, o'P
s Governors (poiiealy d-soie their salaas', use their
terms expire. Of meeuuz Of Legislatures, days sb,n
Stat. Elections oeear Carefully CORRECTED present y,Ar
xL For,gn Govennssis-Arti Population R Titles dates oi
Aeees,ion aud sf Govsrpneut
XII III sO Reuhr-Pu ens return b, Counties Of the vote
Lincoln aud Mcclellan IN IC6L
oacial return, by Counties for Go'srpor, other
lssdeI State oHesrs, In bSd
onesI rsiurhs by Coants tbd District, lsco
hsmbeu"f Cous"ss. 18th political di''ion 81 eatdassa
tiais Lsgbis'aTs'-heir political e'he" 10 ssna'' AM
E,t"a t5 p,sr,.' Congress and other 'H''' i"
XIV SUMMARY Of Recent Pr,,a.t Rscons sboubg
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

A new edition of The Farmers and Mechanics
Mai,al by W. 8. COURTNEY, revised aud enlarged by
GEORGE T. wARISC, jr. tE. b. Treat Cob introduces
several improvements on the original work, forming
valuable book general reference OIL practical affairs
II couprises variety OF tables and rules, giving the
means Of estimating the weight Of hay in various cond
ons in the mow the weight OF cattle by measurement
the capacity Of grain bin the Size OF an irregular Held
and thousand other points which pcrpcually occur In
e experence OF industra lfe and which often de-
eided by guess rather than by knowledge The agreu
ural portlous OF the volume hayc been thoroughly re-
yised by Mr. warng. who has also enriched IT with
variety Of original matter, especially In relation to Ills
fsvorite topics Of Tile Drainng" "The Dry Earth sys
eulp and others In its present form. the work chn
epges the attention OF every tcr OF the SOIL and every
lover OF Improvement It's sound, honest, instructive
publication, doing all which II processes to do ana more
full Of information suited not only to put money into tile
nurse Of the farmers and mechanics who consult Its
pages but 10 Increase their stock OF Observation-Disclosures
aud add 10 their resources for happy and useful fc
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

Letters of a Sentimental Idler, by HARRY
HARDWOOD IEECH o. Appleton CO.., is the title Of a
volume of travels in Greece, Turkey Egyp.. Nuba and
the Holy Land. written with certain Juvenile exuber-
ance In the form OF familiar letters to brother and
containing little novelty after the brilliant sketches OF
Curtis Prime Mrs Paine, and other American travellers
IN the East Their freshness and vivacity however
spite OF frequent aectations give thcm certain inter
est aud will reward the not too busy reader for their pc
rusal.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

After an interval of several years, q new vol
ume OF Annals OF he American Pulpit by WILLIAM B
sPRAGUE, d. d. is issued by Robert Carter Brothers,
comprising the biography OF eminent ocrgynen OF tho
Lutheran Church, the Reformed Dutch, and several
branches Of the Presbyterian. Like the previous vol
OF the series 1t presents an instructive view OF the
ecclesiastical history Of tho respective periods to which
IL is devoted abOundnS in characteristic anecdotes aud
Incidents aud afordng hghly favorable impression Of
the ability and worth Of the clerical magnates whom 1t
commentaries.
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RecoLectiORs Of Uen aud Things at Washing
to,, by L. H. GoBRIGHT Philadelphia ClaxtOn Remsen,
Haelangcrl rchearses the Incidents In the experience
of third OF century IN The many-coOred floating life
Of the national metropolis Tho writer is familiar with
le highways and bywnys OF Washington. aud although
he tkes the privilege OF relating many circumstances
that are about as well known the dome OF the Capitol
s 0arrulous chat is not without sayory unciion, anu
tenpts one 10 listen his yarns without being eid by
the hutton. The ofhand sketches OF renowned
celebrities often hayo air OF almost ihah-
file snctty describing tho most insignincant details
win charming Of their tIfvialty Thus
Mr. Van Buren, we arc told was "slghtly forIhm' did
NOT udulge I'm Jokes" nor In tho habit Oi swear
ing or using tobacco" and in going up stairs wonid
spriug two steps at time" President Tyler posseSseu
'n,ary excellent traits OF character piece Oh lnto
Information for which cannot he suflrehS t"Ni"
President Pierce was socabe With all parties ana nee
IN his intercourse with all who visited the We House
ana President Lncons appearance when e once received
some midnight visitors with clothing on Dnt MS s'
was not only novel, but udlcrous" The interest o INC
uinc comes to "A crisis IN the statement that Henry 'y
was great man for large shirt collars" Consdcr"po
space in the work is taken up with reports OF I"no"S
Congressional debates which, II they must DO brought W
light anew read much better In the fair type Oh tnoSo
handsome pages anin the dngy columns OF an ola
paper.
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New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

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4 KNEi vrrcu ~ ,onr.ro,, nn,.,r,nn
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most charming and rIquiey simple full Of beautiful touches
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AND OF THE
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COLLECTIONS bss Induced tue publishers them cheap
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New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

The Shakespeare Treasury Of Wisdom and
KnOtCledge 10y CHARLES w. STEARNs NJ. ID. &c. T. Pat
man son is a collection OF significant passages from
Shakespeare arranged under variety Of heads and ac-
companied with critical aud suggestive comments by tic
editor Among the topics which afford theme for dis
cussion, and reference TO which the compiler has
ransacked tho text OF Shakespeare Shakespearcs
Practical Wisdom" his Religious Sentiments" his
Special Knowledge" " What is shakcspeare's Estl-
mate Of Woman" Ibid William Shakespeare write
shakespeares Plays and Others the treatment OF which
betravs not only enthusiastic admiration Of the great
damatst hut profound study Of his writings, and
discriminating OF their marvellous characteristics
The work will form valuable aid TO tho popular appre
citation Of Shakespeare although the Judgments Of the
editor may not always be accepted without due allow
anee for the intensity OF his convictions.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

Among tho books of the week arc A Book
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

A book of Services for Sunday Schools is
issded by the American Unitarian Association in Boston,
accompanied by collection Of hymns and tunes
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

muet is the most abundant weighing from one to hVe
pounds.
With regard TO the political prospects OF the coun-
try, Mr.. Perry ndulges in some speculations, which
must he taken for what they are worth lie believes
that Tunis WILL later, come under the con-
troll and protection of France, if not with the con-
sent of other nations without violent opposition on
their part OF the ultimate purpose OF France there
can he little doubt. She awaits the progress of
events, while she takes warning from her experience
in Algeria and Mexico. Her caution and vigilance
can scarcely fail of their reward. and she can afford
to abide calmly the development of events.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

Her MajeSfy'S To,oer, by WILLIAM HEPwoRTH
DIXON Crepubishcd by j. b. Lppincott Coz isncndcd
10 celebrate the Incidents which havo given certain
human interest the historical recocctIons tho Tower
of London 1t tho fruit OF long research among the
English state Papers, which furnish materials for live
" narrative OF the prison life Of tho famous political
martyrs in English history Mr. Dixon has clothed the
welknOwn facts the subject in novel form, placed
them in clearer light by his fresh Illustrations, and
filed up the familiar outline with brilliant and express
siyc details. His purpose. however, To writo striking
book too obvious His accustomed mauncrsms cling
his most pathetic rcctas leaving the reader In doubt
as 10 how much is written for dramatic effect, and how
uch is the sober truth OF history In spite OF the dainty
aeetatOns with which his is embroidered hs book
will read with little interest for It's WIND scenic
portraures aud its hfeiko revelations Of prison nys
teTes.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

Memoir Of James p. Walker american Uni
tartan Associaton is modest tribute the character of
an excellent young Boston bookseller. who was well
known both IN the religions ana business circles OF that
city, and whose rare worth fully eutted the
orable commemoratOn which it has here received.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05
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New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

The american Ecclesiastical and Educational
Almanac for 1869, by ALEXANDER ]. ScHEM in published
10y Fredk. Gerhard, containing % compact summary Of
the leading facts and figures relative TO the religious bis
tory Of the year sGs aud the present condition Ct the
lious aud the educational world The Of hstori-
cal and statistical information embodied In this almanac,
wen the impartial and catholic spirit with which 1t
is presented, ,Ccommends the work addition Of
common value TO the usual books OF reference.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

World Pictures IN Capitals, by EDWARD
IucKkRhAN POTTER q. b. lippncott d Coz, repre-
sents series OF fancfu architectural embellishments
in which the peculiar geographical features Of certain
divisions OF the world illustrated together with sk
ing scenes Of human life and labors in those localities
Copous leterpess descriptions added from the pen
of MIR. Henry CopDee
New-York tribune., 1869-03-05

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nREW LADIES' SEMINARY Carmel N 7.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-01
.NT CHbaa News.

New YoRK, Oct. 30.-The Herald;
st. Domingo corresponding Of Oote.
Der 18Th, states that Gen. Babcock is
still there gathering statistics and
holding long interviews with Presi-
dent Baez, which leads to the infer
enoe that annexation to the United
States is under consideration. -u
q Senor Lemus, the Cuban agent in
this country, says the Junta did not
appoint Captain Higgins to the COM
mand of the Hornet, that vessel hay
ing been presented to the Junta by
certain parties, who reserved the
right to appoint her officers. The
Junta suspect that Captain Higgins
was guilty of treaehery as it is said
his wife left New York when the
Hornet sailed, and went to Whining
ton in time to meet her husband on
his arrival there.
HAVANA, October 30.-Intelligence
from the Central Department is to
the effect that a body of insurgents,
while operating on the CienfuegOs &
Villa Clara Railroad, obstructed the
track In such a manner as to cause q
freight train to be run off. They
then carried away the freight into the
interior and burned the bridge, thus
cutting off communication between
the two cities.
The United States flag ship Pow
haitian, Admiral Poor Commanding,
has arrived.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-01
sonday Nights Dispatches.
Late Washingtoa News.
Later from San Francisco.
Frightful Runaway in Chi
A Lady Instantly Killed.
News By Atlantic Cable.
Emperor Napoleon Rsp1rt-
ed Again I'll.
Engineer of Steamer Dan
Ab39 Found Dad in
laa His Bed.
News By Atlantic Cable
Emperor Napoleon Rsp0rt-
ed Again I'll.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 31.-Last evening
while Christian Bennafeld and Mrs,
Christina Tacket were riding in a
wagon, along Clayborne Avenue, near
the northern city limits, the horses
took fright at some object on the road
side and started at fearful speed In
the dark. Mr.. Bennafeld was soon
thrown from the wagon and consider
ably hure. The team finally brought
up against q tree, shattering the wagon
into many pieces and throwing Mrs.
Tacket with great violence TO the
ground. She was taken up and.carried
to a heuse near by. where she expired
Ia few minutes.
The excursion party which has been
on a four weeks trip to California,
consisting of Ex-Governor Ward,
Hon. George 0. Habbry, and Hon.
John Hill, of New Jersey; Hon. T.
W. Ferry and William Fl. Ferry, of
Grand Haven, Michigan; N. G. Ord
way, of Washington, and other ladies
and gentlemen. arrived in this city
last evening.