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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-06-07
STEEL.
IRON,
COAL,

And Pumps, Lead Pipe, Zinc, Store
Pipe, Tin Ware, Wooden Ware,
and HOLLOW Ware 80
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-06-07

Also on hand General Assortment of
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11
A WHOLE COUNTY WITHOUT A DRAM-sHoP.

CALDWELL Ohio, July 5.-The first County
Temperance mass meeting held in Caldwell, yeser
day People present from every part OF this, and
from other counties The orator Of the day was John A.
Fiester He used in illustrating his speech large oil
paintings representing the progress of the dfuhhaid
The following resolutions were adopted:
The Temperance Of Noble County congratulate emse
year upon healthy Temperance sentiment pevag all parts h'
conniy upon great shutting aud 6sung every 1h
ton TO the 10 the county seat where one
three ao and nov mot SSen: SSe epS that have been
empoyed bringing about this result We "on1 mere ana no"
Rnepty MI Dors one and to Be best promoted by all
moral agencies and would here recommend among others ae
toSnhp Temperance societies every Of state the eduea.
Of the people by the lecture system the Pp sn Tue
prosecuting enforcing the laws both by 7 hl
actions against users and lat aud ghncPs 'ns en @ n, %
party who are stsnch temperance men, r-.-.t a.
mitee Of three hereby sppo6e shall be to provide o
.e 1aDo OF e h ge Of s lecture people
present the pledge for signature and soliciting o9mmon
While pegng ourselves and tie temperance Of Noble County
generally to not vote for support any man Of any & 5
labor for th. ,n,s within s,s2s I'M ses sae S any additional
prohbtory legislation f.r that II few months IRON tn s
set about have By the blessing Of S9i ~noI, S
utterly and without eIcePo ae,e ever '5ge 1 & S. Se
Comfy v. hhDf M SG nd hat we for ali the future may psOe
against nemperanee here.
At the close of the public meeting temperance bust
meeting held of delegates from the various
townships. Not a single arrest made, any
person seen intoxicated during the entire day One year
ago there twenty Ium-shOps to-day there is not
one this county This results from years agita
tion in all parts Of county Of temperance subjects,
meetings being called what ia known as the Washing
tonian plan and by townships. The President 0f the
Noble County Temperance society j. me kev. l.. e kq
ter, the Boy Preacher Much OF the success of the
ut is due To his active cNertOns.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11
PRICE FOUR CENTS.


o" " us tram, IL intense. There Is doubt that tbs
oiaheeinen OF jersey City determined to psrades
ana the greatest alarm exists in consequence among tn
ezens, who are apprehensye for the safety OF their
persons ana property The Hbernians make no seeyet
OF their determination TO attack the Orangemeo n css
the latter should parade Their preparations for the e.
pected fray are said to very complete.
The Shamrocks, society composed OF 400 Irish
men, met In Franklin Hall, waren-st, last evening
Before and subsequent to the meeting excited groups
assembled around the Hail. discussing the situation and
indulgng In threats against the Orangemen The
Emmet Guard. an organization numbering over 400 men,
have received orders TO assemble at their hall on Payo-
naave, tonight, and remain under until the fol-
lowing morning. The United Irishmen have Also IL ia
stated determined to turn ont and make common cause
with the Hibernians; they number some thousands.
At some OF the meetings wild statements were made To
the effect that thousands of orangemen were coming
from Canada 10 participate in the parade which added
not little to the excitement and hate OF the ibernans
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11
THE hU-KLUY.
THE CONGRESS INVESTIGATION - PARTICULARS
OF OUTRAGES IN GEORGIA.
LONDON. June II, 1871.
PEBsIGNY.'

THE CONGRESS INVESTIGATION - PARTICULARS
OF OUTRAGES IN GEORGIA,
WASHINGTON, July 10. - Witnesses from
day The first was C. d. Forsyth Solicitor for the Rome
Judicial Circuit, who testified that he had convicted
three men, worthless vagabonds who in disguise had
robbed persons the highway. 1t was some
times with difficulty that he could convict
such offenders owing to public sentiment
and fear the part Of the Jury He believed that there
KuKlux organization, but could not tell their de-
signs and purposes further than what they had shown
by their acts One OF the whom he had convicted
confessed that ne member Of association
legation 10 obey orders.
e. NJ. Shubley, Postmaster at Rome, Ga. native OF
Pennsylvania, and resident the South for % years.
which he had been assured that negro had been
dead Of night, on or about the same time, had
entered Rome, but retired without commit
ting any Outrages. He also referred to
other cases in which cOlored persons had informed him
that negroes had been whipped by the socaed Ku-
Kux. The Democrats there were so much opposed To
the Reconstruction measures OF Congress that they
threw all possible obstacles in the Of the 10
the enjoy OF civil and political rights The object
Of the Union League. as organized IN 1867 In the
state OF Georgla was 10 st,s enasad dne people 10
committed any acts OF violence It, however ceased 10
exist after the Presidential election OF 1868 prior to
the organization Of the Ku Kiux Khan and therefore the
the passage OF the Kuk bill and the proela-
nation of the President OF the United States,
there has been comparative peace In that part OF Georgia
known the "Chcrokee Purchase" The witness said
IN his opinion Universal Amnesty would greatly tend 10
better OF feeling. He was examined over three
hours. The Hon. p. NJ. Dix Of Alabama VIII be exam
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11
THE ST. GOTrHARD RAILWAY

nono,., LONDON, Monday, July 10, 1871.
Dep".".' Us OF German, Dutch. and Austrian
,,ye 'u' 10 leave the capitals OF their r,snec
,u,nato, ., 'e purpose Of making thoropoh o.,
~']",Dl D'o' 9, 'ie line Of THE St. Got,hard RawaV'
''"A'0NS 'oh IFS commemorative -.
TIE ITALIAN CHAMpr, "Aih N
HHOh Our owS coRRE >pnynS.
FLORENCE, June 17.-After 95 v~. -.
t'h' study and animated discussion, the ra,,o uiii
Aent has authorized the Italian Goyer,,a'. ARIA
co'e inlly ana entirely the convention VIII exc
"ne "eshan Governments for connecting u1 ,., 7"7S
.. , oefnSn Railroads by Of railroad ao
.".,.1. A. early a ls45 the Sandman f,... va"
,,s 'ioer 10 promote the interests OF Gene. =,
,.,,, pOr' OF Piedmont entered into negoi,s,s
''' O"nloa resiu for railroad across The IT,,
-s a- A,ps, Up 70 ISIS the LMco Hsgno p,ss w
-" ~, '"' o'S possible route, and a .o,n,an
,ho sn,s. ~ ''',' But the Criiaean war snspeadsS
s,, rae aShin in 1855 the project was revived
NSr o' 1853 which irecd Lombard, f,o, Ans,i
"''ee 1he discussion TO wider sld merging &
:" FeIaonf into those of l,aly and ,,,s i,t'
70" h't" Canton of Tes.in n,o ,bosc ., ,,
o"'so' ratio The p~ or ~ ceni. e wis
s '"ii"~ed by fhat ~ the
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11
NEW-YORK, TUESDAY, JULY IL, Is7l

aid in preparing detailed plans of The proposed Improy
mcnta and In the prosocrtion of the work Tue ady-
sory board conssts OF the following named rentioin'
Gen A. Humphrey Chet OF me Eng,deeI Ege IIG'iss'
Gen o. r. Baboocb, Engnsol torpt, - q slI t'1
ConInissoneIs Of Pablo Bindings, and o. IS Olnisth
of New York formerly Engineer n charge of tho Cena
Park The acton Of the Board IN this respect NEE,
with the approval Of all parties here az some OF t.'
feaur.s OF the above-named bill were mouheu DcioI'
IT. final passage. Many property holders VINO wco VI
posed TO il are now favor Of IT, and therefore thc pros
Iect Of obtaining the money Is favoIable. -, ,,.
The books OF the Internal Revenue Oeo o oNo no
the orders ger beer stamps now average sOc per
day, nearly four times AZ great ~ me ofuels
the spending time last year The thermometer w
day, at "a o'clock p. M, indicated 9io, . ,,,.,, r,
An unauthenticated report prevails that NehaId IL
Dana will be, IL he has not already Deen, tehoetu e
Office of United States Arbitrator 70 meet WIN Ihe "'
Arbrators at Geneva, under the Treaty OF Washlheto
IL ~ certain that his nae has been fay0aby ehuOneu
in that lion That the President Will soon oI
may make the selection. a., .,a. ~,
the appoa Of the Probate Judge Of Jefferson county
Montana to enter certain lands as the town ste OF
Hpriugyie that towns with less population than lOo
can enter the public lands under the act OF March l
thus reversing the ruling OF the late COMMISSIONS vi
the General Land Ofee In this and similar cases inc
secreary in the opinion OF Assistant htIoit
General Smith that although the act or March loi
makes limitation 10 the quantity, according 10 ne
number of inhabitants, the limitations Tor more th ioO
and iess than inhabitants being $40 acres, yet
number than may enter the area actually occupied
and improved as a town Site not exceeding the o"es
prescribed limitation az TO quantity - ,o, ~,
The following appointments have Deeh conhTIheu at
the Treasury Department: Charles g. Boylon Clerk In
the Boston Cusom-IIouse; Frank Rosstam, Assistant
Sorekeeper In the NewTork Custom House; d. L. Tro
seus, Examiner and Thaddeus Shelton, Opener ana
Packer in the Appraisers Office, New-York. o
The following appointments OF lnternal Revenue
officials have been made Assistant Assessors, George
T.. Bullock Third District Indiana; Gilbert oaruI l%ei
tieth District, Pennsylvania George W. fltZroy frsI
Second District New-York stOrekeeper, s. ID. Thorp,
First District, Missouri.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11
ITALY.

.o,,.u CATHOLICS PROHIBITED FROM M fApINu -,'I
srcHI Ar NEwsPAPERs AT ROME - THEIRS
1poIOGIzING TO THE POPE.
ROME, Monday, July 10 1871.
Cardinal Patrizi, the Vicar General, has pro-
,,t.ed the reading by the members of the church III
tbe poman States, Of nOn-clerical newspapers
President Thiers hearing that the Pope intended 10
sek the hospitality Of France. has addressed ieer 10
the Holy Father assuring him Of fitting welcome but
s+roDslv dissnadng him from the project.
soeh proceeding, he says, would ohenu
ra,v and create difficulties ia France
vaere IL would be impossible to grant is Holiness the
rriyneges suitable to his exalted position NJ Theirs
promises the friendly Offices of France as mediator be-
tween the Italian Government and the Holy See with
view 10 the restoration of concstory relations between
the Kingdom and the Head OF the Church
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11
In Rolivar one of the States of the United

In Bolivar, one of the States of the United
States Of Colombia the elections for President OF the Re-
public. members Of Congress, and members OF Tue
Judicial Tribunal and Assembly took place on tue lith
:, ,, Tho Liberal party In that state well as In
the other states of the Republic was divided between @
MaiIarino n 4 generally conceded that Murllo mas
carried the state and there Is little doubt tnat ne VIII VIII
receive majority of the v0es OF five out OF ths hlnr
st,tes of the Union A. the several states 0 the RepuD'
lie do not vote at the time for President " may ne
some months before the actual result can he gwen NO
disorders OF any kind Orcurred Mt the election
On the 26th of June, at the request Of the
Prince OF Wales special tee was given in honor ot the
Grand Duke vladimir of Russia. The announcement Oh
this compliment Joined to the expressed in'en.o. VI
, pr,,c and Princess of Wales 10 be present with the
Grand Duke drew 1901 persons TO sydenham; am 10y
The evening The gardens and the interior OF tne pulunR
WA s most animated spectacle. The main features
Of the programme were vocal aud instrumental con,
Cert dsnlay of the entire system OF tue fountains ana
csscades and great pyrotechne exhibition The ter
races and gardens were suddenly Illuminated with gnts
~ the Rnssan natioual colors. special device III
Ionor OF the Grand Duke was exhibited.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11
SOITH AMERICA.
SUCCESSES or THE BEvOLUToNisT> IL yI.NE-
ZUELA.

SUCCESSES or THE REvOLUTONisI> ~ vINE-
ZUELA.
HAVANA, July 9.-Adyices from LaguayIa to
the d Of June represent that the IeyOluton,ts in large
force advanced and captured Barcelona, CampanO and
Cumana. The Government garrisons were small but the
lighting was desperate Guzman's feet still cruz
ng the coast. GuZman making preparations on
grand scale for operations against the revOuiOnlss.
aud Is believed that he will succeed. Gen. QueSadt
and party remain ~ Caracas aud The appearances ind
cate that ibe rUuorcd expedition 10 cuba will not leave
for some time.
HEAVY RAINS AND snow STORMS AT YALPA-
RAIso-RoBBEEY OF TIE BAND OF PERU.
HAVANA, July l0--Advices from Valparaiso
Nre 10 the nth u The rains have been excessive
hat work the railroads and telegraph lines was
pended Snow storms were prevalent. a th6tisand OF
Megs laborer had north vote al the Presiden-
tal elections The 25fh Great excitement prevailed
suOg inc people IN consequence the political inter.
1yed safely. ~ "
taileo advlecs are dated the 23h ult Excitement
" e.ru over The coming Presidential elections ParZ
~ ."'"il'e canddate. An earthduakc had occurred
,., 80, - ne b,hS o Peru had been robbed The
steamship id'"guilla from liverpool mad arr,vad n
""d '"uhiercd pirates IN the strait. of Magellan
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11
von. XXXI~...N 9'aA]'
FOREIGN News
FRANCE.

.. THE lE'iii"i''
.on.,tr DISSOLUTION Or.,soNrRs or WANTED
rRoshsLI- strI-ruE COMMUNIST PRlsUN,r .NoTnrR ELrC-
ccrosISrs 10 AMERICA
TON. ,,,,s. Monday. July 10, lS'l,
,.orcrauy believed in Parls 'n~r no"Dt tte de-
II IL sen0i or supporters OF tne oo's
party Of the and outside of the French Asseu,"S
chamoOrd both a and and that majority of its members
will icin the Repuohos"s tho, the manifesto Of the
III, e"-CSs n,nord has caused a rupture 'e'"'''
oV"'.' '.'.,.,s and the Orleansts- ,u. ., ver-
lSgihnis's and az" Of the Communist prisoners At
sixteen I'm released by order of the
saiAts nv ~, .re st held and will be tned III
su' '' struggle among the Americans III ra'S
l',', .sssion Of the Communist prsoleis as ca
,Saut them for Colorado, and others ior 60
~ eo~s md Arizona. The Government Is PuII'eu :"
decide. -, ,oiA IN Switzerland
90, ooo franco as partial reimbursement OF tne
.srrea an the maintenance of the French Soi'o,o =,
80 ,e,nee on her soil. Switzerland mas
yraDoe the greater portion Of the war u"''' '"'
,cross the frontier by the French army .,.. %,
The Oficial Journal announces that 'he 80,
me councils General will be held on the 2Su oi
Tn sessions Of the martial VIII NC neu y" Wv
lgb inst.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11
WEST INDIES.

lFFAIRS IN SANTO DOMINGO-CABEAL TO BIZ bE-
POSED BY THE RENoLUTI0NISTS.
HAVANA, July 0.-Advices from Santo DO
ongo to 10Th of June give rumors Of the return "i
Baez to Azua. after defeating CabraL The town OF san
Juan was entirely destroyed II is reported that the
.reyoutiopsts intend 10 replace Cabra by Pimentat
The confidence of Cahra's paItisaus shaken IN h,
ability "a "a leader. owing to his repeated defeats.
Adyices from 81. Thomas 10 the jth OF July sae lh'
inc hrg Julis T. Arey and her cargo had been con-
demned aud sold. GOV. Billie had arrived. He was re-
csived with enthusiasm. The telegraph cable has been
laid to Martinique. The steamer Florida Is stu 40 81
Thomas. portion OF her crew baYc gone 10 lIdifaN.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11
torsRRAL PRESS DISPATCH ]

The balances in the Treasury at the close OF busi'
ness today were as follows; Currency G,A2oo; coin'
1s0 Os7 GOO; certificates Gl,794 ...
The report that the Government loan has Deen
Withdrawn from the market credited here m wen ln
formed oinrers from the fact that 1t IL believed pro-
nnsiion E about being consumnated looking TO the con
Version OF the whole Of the hvetweny loan
of 1867. .,v, -. Al. Y...... y. !. .,ra.dv
commenced the preliminary work under the e,oU,cO
bll passed last Saturday by the Logisia-
ture and approved to-day by the Governor ~ has nP
nofed an advisory commission of eminent snS"sS'' Wv
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11
DEATH OF AN ECCENTRIC OLD LADY.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1O.-Madam Caroline
Maksu resident of Moyanensng, aged II, died a few
days since. She had been thrice married Her first
husband Ciazzara) the agent in this country for
Marshal Grouchy, and built large mansion on Chris
tanst FOR the Marshal but the latter not coming TO
this country it sold; Mazzara became the owner,
and his widow occupied it, She afterward married her
coacbmaD, named Smith; but he dying, she married
Makau who deserted her because she refused To deed
her property 10 him. she then became recluTe she
very eccentric occasionally appearing on the sfees
mHgnill centX dressrd
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11
EXTRAORDINARY HOAX IN AUsTRALLA.

SAN FRANCIsco, July 1O.-The steamer from
Australia brings accounts of recent scare caused there
by n report that piratical expedition fitting ont
in san Francisco make descent on the island The
colonsts expended some millions OF dollars called out
the volunteers erected earthworks, and improvised
fleet to repel the busers before they discovered that
the story was canard originating with two boys, who
started It as Joke, not dreaming of the excitement it
would create.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

... The L. s. frigates Constellation and Saratoga
have sfr, ed IN HaIiaI
"A break occurred in the Erie Canal near Syra-
ease Yesterday, but 1t repaired 10 lev hours
$50. The Commission appointed TO test inyen.
rapid canals which premium OF
$1,000 offered Albany yesterday but ADJOURNED alter organ
ihHg
M The virginia State Treasurer has decided to
thsr bonds In
esebsnss of The state ast iue io date
. hsaT,
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11
GREAT BRITAIN.
DELAY IN THE POSTAL NEGOTIATI0NS-ARiIVA
OF THE CITY OF RAGUsA.

DLLAf IN TIE POSIAL NEUUIIAIIVNS- -Nl'I'I' MI
OF THE CITY OF RAGUSA.
LONDON Monday. July 10, 1871.
La the House of Commons, this evening,
Mr. Gladstone explained the delay in the arrival OF
Minister sohcnck from the United states had caused the
reinforcement OF the negotiations for the reduction Of
postage TO and from America. They would, however,
proceed.
The little ship City Of Ragusa from Newiork, arrived
al Liverpool to-day.
The miners of Lancashire have pledged their assist
anee TO the strikers in South Wales Burke the Ie-
leased Fenian convict, has arrived at Cork.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11
MEXICO

,up opposIrION IN TIE MAJORITY IN CONGRESS
THE SILVER MINES.
Cry OF MEXICO, July 2.-lt is believed that
he oppostion TO Juarez will have large majority IN
Congress.
The Batsptax mines of chihuahua are reported 10 he
welding fsbulousy One mine, it is said yields $4,000
weekly masses Of pure silver Of several hundred wlSh
LelnC EXTRACTED leading journal says the rum OF AiN
100 ts owing to contracts with and recam"l"hs d" me
Tinted States. which lay Mexico bare
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11
THE coNvEcTICITT POIsONER.

NEw-HAyEN, July 1O.-The case of Mrs.
Sherman the husband murderer, has been submitted
without argument The Judge ruled out the testimony
I'm reference TO her former husband, Hubur as having
no bearing on the The prisoner has been ordered
from the lookup al Birmingham to the county Jan III
this city, where she will arrive tomorrow WheIe She
will await her trial before the Superior Court No bail
no fed
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11
DECISION IN THE TANNER PATENT CASE.

CHICAGO, July 1O.-Judge Drnmmond, IN a
limited States Circuit Court ha- rendered decision IN
the patent case Of Thomas Soyle@ against the chicago
and North Western Railroad for an infringement OF Tan
ners doubleacting carbrake, in favor Of the Tanner
patent upon all points o. the controversy The case mas
been i'm the courts nearly ten years Nearly AL the
road, in the United States including Tue
by This decision are infringing on Tanners patent, ana
~ ras,it invoIyes millions of dollars. samuel D. Coz
zens of NewYork was Sunsel for the pursUei ana h. H.
Curtis of Boston for the defender
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11
THE NEW DOMINION.

me HUNDRED sUNDAY-sCHOOL CHILDREN PRE-
CIPITATED INTO A TAN-vAT-ONE DROWNED.
BERLIN, Ont, July 10.-A Sunday school pie
nc here taking refuge from the rain in tonnery the
rcor way, preciptang about 100 scholars into the
watts beneath. The is represented fearful For
tuDatey, all were rescued with the exception of one
little boy, who drowned.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11
cn,vrs .xp cAsUALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Uenrv f.. Briggs q respected citizen on Ber-
.ri,,o.n M.s, hsngsd himself On Sunday
Jobn d. Hamblet, age 20, hanged himself at
Portland. Me-, yesterday.
The Uncnoonuc paper-mill at Gaiistown Centre,
.nsd \, Cheney Co Of Concord burned % SUNDAY
Io.s Sc 900 insurance. Si3o~
Eugene Haines. nine years old, son OF jackson
Hss.s the sisr drowasd YESTERDAY LarsssaE L. HE
The powder mills at Rocky Lake, is miles from
Hsf.. sspoasd Saturday morning No psrsas have been w
tesr comessv.
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11
HEAVY RAINS AND snow STORMS AT yALPA
EXENrIION OF CANAnA

HAVANA, July 10.-Cayada was executed an
The is Inst at Porto Principe II is reported here ,b,
ue previously wrote letters TO viilamil his brotbe,
ssg ahu o,htl 'hhan generals, advising them 10 sur
m a. tna' wa iLe only favor they could do Cuha
continuation OF The Struggle would ONLY entail
lost al nome ad ~ ~ c GaoIa t1al the Cuban cause was
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11
THE SAMANA BAY PURCHASE.

The Erening Post publishes rumOr from
Washington that company OF New-York capitalists
have advanced the purchase money demanded for the
Bay Of Sanana l5O0O In consequence OF the failure OF
for the payment of the sum demanded by Presdeot
BaeZ further said that these persons expect mere
after TO be reimbursed by the Government OF the Uhled
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11

D,,;na a row. Last evening, in Egans saloon, ~
,'.s snI BTosdsss, Bull, Sssrs -s.'h 80; ~ ~
iI n .oapls av-se ~ pohs. frs be, n."-'
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11
WASHINGTON.

uNT0UNDED REPORTS CONCERNING GEN. Pleas
ONIONS REsIGEATION-THE WHISKY FRAUDS
IN BALTm0RE-TIIE CIVIL SERVICE COM
MISSION,
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11

A RIOT PROBABLE IN NEW-JERsEf.
The excitement in jersey City III regard 10
the Grunge purase. aud The riot wh'h IL o'p''"" "
New-York tribune., 1871-07-11
THE DUC DE PERsIGNY on THE FRENCH
REPUBLIC.

The Due de Persigny, the cx-Minlster OF
Napoleon III. addressed the following letter to the
Electors of the Loire who had proposed to him to be-
come q candidate for that department:
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-Four hundred Wheeler & Wilson sewing
machines are manufactured every day.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

James X. Osgood Company have published in
a neat volume The Last Tournament" the latest
and just publie he'd poem Of Tennyson. The poem
form3 one of the Idyls of the King" Like the
previous works of the poet laureate relating to
King Arthur and his Table Round, it is an exquisite
production, rich in fancy and labored elegance
pleasing to the casual and common reader .but a
study for the learned and thoughtful. We shall as
soon convenient make some extracts from 1t
J. +. Pierce has it.
Another valuable addition to our literature by
the same publishers, Osgood 4 Co., is The Di.
vine Tragedy" by Henry w. Longfellow. This is
the story Of the coming of Christ, the prominent
events of his life and the crucihxion, as related in
the New Testament, rendered into poetry. In the
change the poet adhers closely to the original as
possible, but makes his work smooth and brings
out more closely the grandeur and beauty of his
subject. We shall refer TO it again. j. +. Pierce
has it.
Osgood & Co. publish civilian Henry and his
Friends" in a neat volume. This work is formed by
collecting the William Henry letters, which have
been published in the columns OF Our Young Folks
Magazine. They are racy, spicy, specimens of
school boy writing, rich in humor, and as natural
as life itself The boys will take in the content, of
the book with ayidty. Pierce has It for sale.