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p0LTTlCAL ECONOMY.
uOnACE GEEEII.Y.


HORACE GREELEY.
"Rs,s, gned sucsie the Stles- Of POLITICAL rCONO
serving explain defend the Policy Of PROTECTION
HOME INDUSTRY system National Cooperation the Bevs
zion Of Labor b HORACE GREELEY have just bssa i,ued in
limo volume 4 Tbs work comprises tie four papers
on Political Economy Published weekly
Autnp with additions and em-istoRs suggested bT
The author IN revising this issue, IBd copous
thorough Aualyeai Index IT deearl 10 the Memory Of Henry Clay
fairly cand the assumptions snd Arsu
muis tue chsnpcn' Of Pre- Trade ia their latest and most pcciou
aspects
The tbs rsppng the
Traders their foua a iaens their points iLsy
chosen present them O.he a bow has succeeded be
p,usbr er,si position, which
they choose o their
This large book 1t snboly Ill that
known believed sh regard il, Though exclusively
devoted to the o Protection regards the
aud ,ymnec. Development OF Home Imllsir b. al
uiirtut this end " the Due Imports the era.r soue
eueee central and y1yiug ECONOMIC sn.nn.
Adler WORKS subject have doubtless written
simplify truths, and commend tsn BY ,rny
pertinent h and Multiplicity Of homsly iaon, the general
MAD.
Labor Production
II. COMMERCE KXCIASGES
Observation-Disclosures ON--ISrELLECTUl PROP.
EgTY.
~. .MONN-TIIs BALANCE or TRADE.
v..PAPER MONEY tSrEREsT-IisrsY
.SLAvERT--IilRED LABoR--PRoPORTI 0S-L o. OPERA
VII. MONOPOLY -THg LAW or PRICEs-EPRBCr OP DUTIES
.OS COST.
WIT .AGRICULrCRE As Affected By PROTECTIoS-yIEws
or THE FATHERS
TX. THE STAIB-ITS LEGITIMATE SPHERE-POwERS AND
DUTIBS-FREB TRADE ANIOMS CONSIDERED.
Y. PROTECTION FOR AGRICrLTuRE
XI.. MANUFACTURES AND THEIR NEEDS
xH..THE LABORIsG CLAss-lfs RIGHTS, ISrEgRsrs
DUTIES, AND NEEDS
XIII .TnE INTEREST or CONSUMERS
IIy..PRoTECTIos ILLUSTRATED
1V..TiE HARMONY or iSTBREsrs-TIK SUGAR INDUS
TRY or FRANCE IsvfGOkaTiSG OTHER INDUS
TRIES-BEKf SUGAR ON IT'S TRIUAPHAL MARCH
1yI..AMERIcAs sHIP-BrILDIEG. SHIPPING AND FOREIGN
COMMERCE. ..... r....
ASlI..CREDlT-ITS ISIS AND ABtsEs--F0RKIGN iSDgBT-
EDsESs- OUR NATIONAL DEBT
XVIII. WHIST mas BEES sLutrDitIsG WHAT SMALL Ey
hlX..TAXATIos, DiREcr AND IsDlRGCr
KX..C0-uPERATIOH. .. .. ..
IsI..W0oL ASD woOLRNS .. ..
1rlI..NAIGRlTIoN
XxDL .SPkCiric-Ap vlLoREN-sISIMUa
XIV CONCLUSIONS
ANALYTICAL AprsNDIX
For ar a TnE TRIBUNE OFFICE Pro. 81 50, s.,t b,
mall, posIg AZ, 90 res,ipi o. pfss ..-' -
Ad5rrss
TIDE TRIBUNE
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V'HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1870.
THIRD EDITION NOW READY.
l. ASTRONOMICAL DEPARTMENT.
J. Edip,cs il 1870
p Various Calendars FOR 1870.
:; Tide Table for 10 places.
Ihe -Four Seasons
How 30 Set Correct Tine
Morning AM Evening SARA
. SiIly-ope Bright Stars
g. Cycles and CburchDay.
9 Plinssrr sud Star Conruetiop,, &c.
10 Length Of Day aud Night
H. CKSpaK-Phss.s Of The Moon Rising ,ai Setting Of Sus
Moon and Planets SidsTeal Neon Moon. South, L.
IT, POLITICAL DEPARTMENT.
Constitution Hted States With I'd, rios, AnsndGesl+
Condition of,he Fiaesnih Amendment
Psbe passed al the Tai Session Of ihe xLh Conre..
snd the FIRST session oftte XLIt Congress
JOINT Rtsoluion, and PsoclaniioHa
g. Appropriation. BY Third Session ofXL,a Co5Irs,.
G. Debts Of various Nations
g Constitution Of the State ofNsTOrE and rson, Am,sIp,s
D. Number Of Votes and those Who Vote IN SsrlorG
q Homestead Law ,ni Price, Of Public Land,
TO- French aud American Weights ard N.,,sIe.
H. Coinsss q tie United States Mat
r. Public dot Of TIE United States
49, Principal Governments ofbe wori
H. S,.es aui Territories With Go'srHon. Population e..
Is. Committees in Congress
l6 Heads ofilo Government
~ Supreme Court
49, Our Ministers Abroad
49, The United State, s,us,s. stf terra, Of
% Members oflhe XLIG Congress n"H'--"r -'---''-h
n. Delegates 10 Congress from TerIiiore,
Ill ELECTION RETURNS
Pull Returns OF I'll important Erelous hsd iso' via Con
psrAi,e Tables for other years.
a summary Of Votes at yariOu. Ee,ios, Tor Pr,'ileaL
PRICE, 20 CENTS PER COPY,
S,,sa 20, sl Po tgad
lidlsn 81 Ordtr,. With essh incrsed.
TIE TRIBUNE.
hEH-YORH.
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The Poems Of Thomas UIrcy NcGec have been
collected iu tlc duOdccimO volume. with an lDtTOduc-
lion and Biographical sketch by Mrs j. Sader aud pub
Iished by u. u j. -adIer Co. IN this city Mr. Niece
had glowing fancy. gont pen, and ready knack OF
Tliymuc aud tic estimation OF his cOuntymeD, for
whose special bchoof nearly all lrs verses written,
lie fierce ire his patriotism amply compensates for
the want Of the true Promethoan fire OF gcnus He viii
never be rated among the world poets but there is I'M
doubcdy some Inspiration in any which touch as
d., did the Imagination If the heart OF whole people
His fame might have been Entrusted 10 more discreet
Keeping thau that Of his present bioeraphcr, whose
vnudor , ii<hfy genius continually breaks into
exclamation points, and eNaggcratcs his undoubted
b.guj to the pout % Hdicue,
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80 nlsnpf1ttursrs.

fyNIE DUNDEE MANUFACTURING COM
PASY Manufacturers their Water Power
NeWJersey tide tjur niles below
Paterson eight NeEMk adjoining the kue Railroad
Within IIOokeu AID jersey CITY aud eleven irom tue
City Han Newiork They have head sHl M " tYenttNo feet
bgh With hole Psssac River aud reservoir ~ three buure
scre The Mil Sites are large aunged each has the
bneft ofnsygsu both bead ard tail The supply Of water
not only abundant permanent The property situated
uagabe The md ola aTge population Nhe It's proImr 70
Communicating with by rod
road AMI advantage location for
featuring country the premises ard substantial
brick MIL hsb Machine Shop and foundey
rea r immediate occrp applications be made to ) W.
TORREY, - Nr.ry-st SsN-iork.
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We have already called attention to the AS
s1caton incorporated last year IN Philadelphia for the
parpust of puJshug books in the raised letters for the
Use Of the blind The first work published by tins organ
ilaton la. just been shown ~. Il IL Dictionary Cf
Masiea T,i.ps compiled by Professor DAVID ID. WooD,
ureduist Of II. stephens Church, Philadelphia and
printed in the same city by Napoleon Il. kneass, r both
compiler ana printer being themselves blind men. The
preparation Of books Tor those who deprived Of sight
especially book, which will he useful TO them in earning
living is work 81 charity. Publishers cannot
prut thcm mere matter Of business, for tho sale
doc, ot Justify The outlay. The object OF the Associa
ei We have referred 10 Is 80 publishing fund by
voluntary contributions and requests and supply these
houks GRATIS The INDECENT blind, and cost price TO
those who can afford 20 pay.
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Two nunIleIs OF the Cnirersd PyOHOancipg
Dictionary fBlsgTdphy a1id uyiho'Ogy winch has long
been IN preparation by Dr. J. THOMAS, have ut last APP
poared from the pr2ss % j. y. Lppineott Co., filling
together about 100 le pages and extending 10 the word
Aradne" j. IL not cir 10 Iadge Of the execution Of
,uch a work non 80 small portion nj The making Of
dictionaries Is o i4b0F ~ which mans experience
oar 10 the uat1ge Of ugz sc very eXeasc. aud yctit
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g,6 CIVILIZATIONS.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY:
7. THE ILIAD OF HOMER
ro,vsr .Tvn rxTo ENGLISH BLANK VERSE


By william CrrlES DR1iST
,,r volumes imperial oevo uniform with LohseoN' '''
Tinted PAPER beye,d board. gilt Vol ne" ready i'''
Iyol II. will be issued IL MAY nertI
III. eminent scholarly poetic qualifications Of hf
,,,,.Isi,g Homer the esnceneus care be haA deVSo "
rr., hyo, sth Which The specimens heretofore gwen h
,orp.ert uds warrant the belief that this n'Auoh W"
m accented a, she best and permanent nssh rendering Of Homer
II. AMONG MY BOOKS.
?, JAWS RUSSELL LOWELL vel l6mo 81
IT, 1ol contains articles on DD5en wchcran' sh'kePeafe Les
.pr Rousseau and New.BngAbd Two Centuries $50 lpe'
Variable critical value great literary charm MAKE 'h 'o
on. The most Of s hind and most important ADDITION 70
American lierstgre
For,ety al Booksellers Sent postpaid on receipt Of price ~
pI5lter:. 1900. - ~,
BUTTON Co. 7I3 Broadway NewYOri. Special Agents for
= N L CO. notifications
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
vi DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN BAlLRt


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and ~ Waterloo with Sls,eX Il H.
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Fcr SI60MFIELD aud sosICLAiR =, s;ao u IT, ? 80
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NHRIsT AND THE GALLOWS;
Or,
REASONS FOR THE ABOLITION
CAPITAL PUNI : II NJ r. y L.
BY MARVIN II. BoyEE.

CONTENTS;
Chan l. INTRODUCTION
IT, GovERNMENT-ITS WAR POWERS
ILL., TTR RIGHT or GOVERNMENT TO IMPLICIT THE
PENALTY or DEATH EXPLICITLY DENIED
~ SACREDNRSS or HUMAN LIFE.
v THE IRREMBDIABLE LAW.
VI INSANITY PRBDISPOSlNG CAUSE OF CRIME
VII THE DEATH MENACE As 4 DETERRENT OF CRIME
VIII THE DEATH PUNISHMEST-lTS MORAL EFFECT uPON
SOCIETY CONSIDERED.
TX PROGRESS IN PENAL LEGISLATION
T. PENAL Reform IN GREAT BRITAIN.
" PROGRESS OF PENAL LEGISLATION IN TUE UNITED
STATES.
XII ana XIIi PROGRESS or PENAL LEGISLATION IN THE
WESTERN STATES.
XIV CHRIST AND THE GALLOws-TnE SCRIPTURE
ARGUMENT.
w CHRIST AND THR GALLowS-CHRISTS REBUHE OF
THE SPIRIT OF RETALIATION
~ ONE VOLUME.
HANDSOMELY BOUND ~ CLOTH PRICE -.
Seli free By maj. feceip; Of price.
AI5re. 81 orders, $780, .,
TIE TRIBUNE,
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Situations d6lantcS fmalts.

NY aud all LETTERS business lcltcls, re-
~ err-lty ic, ,io,i O tc, business are answered
With brilliant trIa ari hy ihy rhn fer - Err Own
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bLA..I , Lrt0- al Ellu.l-E-.l
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Christ a1id Tie church is the title Ola series
Of lecture, delivered by the Rev THOMAS 5 PRESTON IN
81 AIMS H. c. Church, NowN ork during the season of
Advent 1890 ana now published in handsome volume
y the Catholic Publication Society. Mr. Preston is one
of tlr most effective preachers Of his denomination in
This city and III the time Of their delivery these lectures
excited great deal Of interest, which Will now be re-
vvcJ by their appearance M book form Ills style Is
simple earnest aud direct often eloquent, but seldom
ornate arcumcrttivc hut snguarly clear and fOrCbio
from the evident depth and sincerity Of the preachers
convictions His purpose in this series Of five dscourscs
b, 20 show the nature Chrss ministry and the charac
ter OF his church, and then to prove rou Scripture that
lie Roman Catholic Church is the only one which con
forms TO the divine model
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The Eadier Years 81 or LOrdS Life on
Jdrh by the Rev. WILLIAM HANNA, ID. Robert Carter
& Brothers, Of six volumes IN which the reverend
author has embodied a complete life Of Christ His pur-
pose has been rather awaken pious reflection than TO
solve historical problems and though he betrays sufficient
familiarity with modern scientific research, he makes no
parade of learning but contents himself with construct
ing out Of materials furnished by the Gospels deyo-
toual narrative OF which several chapters would serve
veIy well ior pulpit discourscs.
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EOR LIVERPOOL,
WA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING THE 4. & MAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
ALL despatch their 5cass, full power screw steamships
PROM PIER 80 i6 n. R.. EVERY WEDNESDAY
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IDAHO Capt MaTcA 2 al p ~
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NEBRASKA, Capt March a. a. y al
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Storage passage omee, No. 20 BroAlssyl SO, Currency
Tor height cabin passage, apply TO
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The Bblc TcSt Cyciopedid, by the Rev.
jaws iNGlIs Just published by J. Il. Lppincott Co.,
has been popular enough in Great Britain to reach a
seventh edition tho of ten years II consists OF
au alphabet cal arrangement OF all the principal TOPICS
do,tlnaI devotional, historical, biographical, etc, men
TONED in the Sacred Scriptures With reference pro
rssedy 10 every text in which each topic is mentioned
4 differ. from Concordance in two leading particulars;
Concordance in The first place undertakes to give every
important ,,.6 whtn occurs in the Bible while the
1yclopedJ couiuC- itself 10 distinct topics and proper
names and secondly tine Cyclopeda enters the texts at
much greater length aud with more convenient cross
references ami -ubdvisions II must prove a valuable
assistant 60 Biblical students, and IFS size and typo
graphical 3.Ill- ,ucnt 'dc convenient
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-15

The popular STUDENTS Manuals" of history
have lately been ezsiehed by new and considerably
enlarged and amended efiiOh IN an English dress OF tho
BaHVai n ne ancient Hist0,y ~ me Eas, 10 The Com
,asaepeai Of Ie Medlas Wars by FRANCOIS LESoRHASr
and j. CHLytIIER. u g pls.shed in LOudon by Asher
Co.. aud Imported gith the Jnprnt OF j. H. Ippinestt
& Co, Philadelphia BefOEe cGsEmittiDg The work 10 the
hands Of the translator tbs anhsES have added seyer2
>Ntre chapters rewritten eeanportioDs which seemed
toe elementary in character 20 eOnsrt with the preten
and real valve u the book >shQe, and sspped
eopCns references 10 authorized Is record IL br1ef
space Of tho latest fssHts Of study in Souain OF hSt0ry
where modern Investigation has made many o. It's
iu0st isnportant discoveries this nansal las hgh
value. while narrative u IS compact aud ear. Tie
first yOluse now before 10 devoted To TIE racltcs
Egyptians Assyrians, and I3abyOniar. The second win
include the Ncdes aud PefsiaHs and A0eie Arabia aud
INDIA
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The lltc>t work of LOUIS FIGUIEE, Reptiles
o,d Bad,, bias been edited aud adapted" by Parker
Gilmore and published by Virtue & Co, London and d.
Appleton CO.. NcN-York NJ Figuier is one Of the best
az well a. Of the most entertaining Of the modern
writer's OF popular natural science lie seems TO have
hit che happy between fippancy and heayiness
ana while he is without scientific pretensons, he dis
courses OF the orders and characteristics 0f the animal
Kingdom aud ihe habits aud economy Of Its various sub
iacts m manner which cannot fail Of interesting read
rrs who have mot enjoyed scientific education He en-
veRshis pages with few good anecdotes, and with de-
scrycns Of ;be processes Of hunting and Sharing the
creatures which his The present vol
ume the flth SIZE believe, OF . series which NJ. Fguier
mas devoted natural ci nee, illustrated with over
go adnIi abe wood cuts by French artists and printed
with SUM tlOus Type a large and handsome page.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD.-Trains leave

a 4 Thrie,hsI follow; .,.
1880 a N Day Earre.,. br. .'nF.i'H ears ATTACKED
~ Montreal Bxpre,s. DrtE'nRraon attached - -.
$50 H. Esprcss wh Stepping tbroug 70 thsi VI"
out change " G. M, $50 T. : 4 VI. kk (psiTb
II ,. m, Night Express Sesyiug cas- at .h~L
ZOO a. N 2:3o and m. Poo !hkr-tsl- Eri,s
81 a.. 4. IS. and $50 p. m. Pe-ssAil itNnA
spl $50 p m. Sing Slug Trains 4, -, ,,,. v....-
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Trains. ~ ror,rv G.,
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Nov. - Is04
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i ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

IL slip;
s:Ns. N. Nsi train ,or Grsrnport -
NortbporL
D. M Riyerhead Riyress Train.
D m for RosiyB. Glen Core Loes Valley hatirf''A "e
g 10 n n., for North Islip.
An tryirs connect; Branch fr Hemrsissi .
Srnisv tans Royn Giles Cove Lp7 valley HuIurgto ttd
Noribpor'' Leave h'h''' '''' w. l. D. BARToy ssyt
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The last nuR,bcr of The Graphic has fine
illustration Of he interior o. Dining Car on the racine
Eoiroad portrait az Charles Matthews scenes from the
sheffield RIOTS Sc Bontauo, from whom We receive this
number also sends ms The illustrated London Ne'es
P,ch The Saturday Rerier and Nature, No 49, the last
containing Prof Tyoda's remarkable lecture on Haze
and
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Floccrs and Fossils is the title of pretty
volume by Professor JOIN n SrAiNAN OF D'h
ipsou COLLEGE lust published by CaXton, Remsen, ai
flGpeer They are generally OF pensvo and graceful
turn o, thought uca expression, and correct in FORM
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Dr. HEREY Il. STILES has published the
second vOiure his valuable and elaborate History Of
Ee Cs o. ,1,f printed like the first IN large octave.
and illustrated with numerous old maps, views and
steel plate portraits. The first volume issued in 1861
extends 10 the close of the Of 1872; the second
brings tic history proper down TO the present time ;
the tliid and atT DOW in press, VIII be devoted TO the
public nu,ituu 3Es churches. &c. of the city, Dr. Stiles
has perfO,aod lis work with notable zeal and ntelli-
gence aud hasbtoueht it, fair share Of
literary tssa that his pages will possess interest for
wide crls Oi readers who have special taste for
.onarian sugsui.s His second volume is particularly
,sc m the biographies Of notable citizens OF earlier
times "reminiscences Of queer characters and historical
anecdotes BET the uHacc0uDtable lack OF index and
yeu Of iu sc OF contents renders it for purposes Of
.eforeuec nearly worthless Tho work is sold exclusively
b. subscription Only 30 copies baye been printed
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAvEN RAIL


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For Grsss~eh 1880 2:l5 3:'s ''S 5S, "
For Port Chester intermediate ssaons al l. ~ u" ''
3:t5. SIS $50 6:30. and 1915 p "a,
Sunday Mail Train leaves Tive tV.sTenhS NVs'0's ~ y " "
Boston .. .,r-r,,o rp,txs
For Boston via Springfield. 10 ~ ler J Ihhb sui
For Boston, via Shere Lac l?:l5 (Br " bi n
FOR Hartford aud sprin geld a. tkIl f'i' 'thhh ~
Hartford. m
For COnnse,ui River Railroads. m SAh RESP 70 h''"|
3p. m Northampton . ,.,., All, am, ,i.t.
For Se~Ifs,.a Nsw.Londas stus RAILROAD " 50
l2ls, 3 So. - - - 49,. w,u.u.
barsb-. -,
FOR Sau gstuek RAirnsd. BA m III b.
~ pau6uy And Nor.ak IA roaL I.sl3 and ~ A. AA1
M 10 soruseuou with ffum Norsah 70 pssbu
FOR Nsv.Can.su Railroad. ~. L.ls tsS n '"'"1
rnwv~devs Sleeping Cars attached 10 hsis; a. ps-T
hoo" Gar ," we w. JANIS II. HoYT sgpsn5ishdsat
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
" TIKI GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANIES MAIL
STEAMSHIPS BkTwEBN NETWORK AND BAvRE CALLING
AT BRESr. .-..... - ....
splendid vessel, TIL, hyo,s s Continent viii sa
IN Pier No. so North River se fofovs .-.
NILLk DE PARIS Snrinont .........SATUkDt1 frta II
ST LAURENT. Iemare. .'sAIOkDA1 March
IAfAlkIIE. kousaau MAfen ~
RATES OF PASSAGE PAYABLE IN G0LD tiBclpdisg wmsl;
TO BREST OR HAylR-Hrst Cabin. t0 Second Cabr b1a
10 PARIS (ncludihg railway tiekei-SIS and S76
3hsse STEAMERS do sof carry aeerdgc pissngers IT,.
American travellers going returning Continent Europe
taking Line avoid both transit By English s
tAe disconforts crossing Channel
GRO MACKENZIE Agent No 50 Broadway
CTEAM to GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY.
- VII TnB ANCHOR LINK
fets Ciehu esass are intended to sail as follows
from Pier No 90 North River az IL O'clock. noon
ANGLlA........f February IS kURoPA........ March
IOwA........ February ~ March n
COLuMBIA".. fshr Iar 20 cAMBRiA March 10
AND ByBRi SATURDAY ThkRBAFfBh.
RATES OF PASaADk. PAiABlB IN tLRRENIti
Gains 10 LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, or DERRY, $50 Ali Ga
Excursion tickets cool for " mouths, *i6o
Stttrsge o Glasgow Derry $780, Interuedia's. fh
rrIAd certificates run these ports SO.
booked from Hamburg H,re Rotterdam Antwerp
&C. low rates
Dmt- issued payable bapk 10 Great Britain aud Ireland
PoF They information apply the seamers foot Of Dvy
The Company once. No Boshnggres kss,lork -
- HENDERSON BRoTHRRS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-15
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The twelfth number of Nature, just received
from Macmillan, contains the second of an Interesting
series OF articles the proposed tunnel under the In
glish Channel and second article by H. Charlton bAs
tian on sensation and Perception