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TRAVELS IN CENTRAL AMERlCA From THE FRyScH og tn.
CnTv,rs ARTHUR MoRKLKr. MKs NJ. souIEn WITH AZ
INTRODUCTION NorEs BY b. GEO seuKh l2mo pP' ''''
Holt . Williams.
The author of this attractive and informing
volume is a French savant Of extensive scientific attain
ments who led, few years since, to engage q,
personal exploration Of what at that time was seoa.,
and unknown region of Central America lie Nsi'o" ~
territory lying between Chiapas, Tabasco huc"'" -
the Republic OF Guatemala, among whose vas. n'o',.a
ranges is the source OF the great river Usumasin
pours its mighty flood OF waters into the Gui OF mo
Ipon leaving the country NJ. Moreet took Win nm ~
France rich collection OF specimens Ill eNe's '. =, y
natural history comprising many ne" anu ia'' '' W -,
Of animals and plants The whole coilee.oh was ~.
posited I'm the Museum of Paris, ana iuii! uoeoii
the scientific publications Of the day, excitihs WIN"
sn,oaa interest among intelligent European n"u
I,a u,s own notes on the country ana i's
onplat,on were of great compass, and OF mghy 'au
h horocter The fruits of his journey are admirapy
,,Si,od an the present volume which contains COM
it, d accurate report of his observations and dseov
,es winch are deemed by competent Judges second III
xtent and value to that have been py
individual enterprise this continent IN the present
century 1t is written in flowing and agreeable style
evincing the power Of graphic narrative in which the
French so greatly excel most OF the scientific authors OF
other nations The translation has evidently been mace
by skilful hands, prepared by familiarity both with
the language and subject for its successful accom-
pshment We have no doubt that the work VIII
meet with q cordial reception in this country from In
tegent readers will be rewarded for Its perusa by
its wealth of information and the attraeveness OF lie
execution.
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Ghaydaia or, Ninety Days among the Bni
Moab, by G. NAPHEGYI, VI. D., A. NJ tG. =. Putnam
Sons is romantic narrative of adventures in the oasis
of the Desert Of Sahara Tie author relates his story
with tie warmest colOrs of poetical embellishments,
leaving his readers in uncertainty whether the WORK Is
a product Of the imagination or OF the memory. III
may be an epic though not precisely in the Homeric
ven or faithful record Of personal experience but in
either case, is amusing tale with lack OF interest
10 all classes Of readers.
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Na,ratire of Ny Captivity among the Siour
Indians by FANNY KELLEY (Cncnnati Wilstach d Coz,
is an interesting relation of the experience Of the writer
during captivity of several months in the year 1864
she was one Of a small company OF emigrants from
Kansas whO while pursuing their journey to Idaho, were
attacked by party of Sioux and most OF them put to
cruel death Her story which is told III artess style,
bears every sign OF veracty abounding perous Incl
dents and descriptions of life, which cannot fail
TO enlist the attention of the reader.
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Hand Book Of Anglo-Saron and Early En-
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by selections Of considerable length and In many
by complete productions. In addition to the valuable
lections given in the work. it furnishes glossary Of An
gosaxon words. notices OF works represented and seye
raj brief essays exhibiting the grammatical rudmens OF
the language.
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drawers are hordng their bills higher, yet sal
az conces sions. We quote:

The steamer Hanover took on! s25,735 in treasure.
The money market still works with great ease Wild
per cent as tie maximUm rate On credit the range
being and 3. Discounts quiet on the OASIS OF 10
Tpr cent The chief features III the Government posu
market the long 6 OF 1881, which advanced 70 ,
and currency 6s which TO l5 as tiese BONDS "rh
NOT be affected by the funding process. The subsenp
tons 10 the new loan to-day $4,000. Inquiries
from the banks have already been RECEIVED by the
syndicate contemplating the conversion 'f several NH
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THURSDAY. Aug. Ir-P.u

The feature of the stock market to-day has
been Pacific Mail stock in which the transactions have
been enormous not less than 1000 shares having
changed hands. The stock opened strong at 52l from
Which Il advanced 60 52l but pressure to sell soon sent
It down TO 500, from which t subsequently r.nied 10
52s snd again fell Off to 5l, which the price at tic
close Considering the fact that the stock offered IN
blocks OF from $500 TO 1000 shares, 1t has stood the
charge very we'll Whether this stock has reached the
turning point or not IS matter OF conjecture. Those
gentlemen who occupy their valuable time 10
dvining the causes OF all extraordinary move
mcnts in the street. say that Pacific Mall has declined
consequence OF movement TO pat on opposition line
Of steamers. Outside OF Pacific Mail there nothing
peculiar about the market which was steady on gener
ally small transactions There respectable bas.
ness done in Northwestern common, Union Pacific,
Western Union and Reading. We note sales at The Board
Of Panama at 654; c. C. and Indianapolis, s7I Chicago
Burlington and Quincy, 49, and Morris and EsseIa
Express shares were frm. The following table shovs
the highest and lowest prices paid for active stocks
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would take leave of the author by addressing him III
one of his own lines, John birmingham, don't be q
foolD
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The illustrated articles in Harper for this
month present unusually attractive show even
for that Magazine which always makes great
point OF its seasonable and well executed pic-
torial embellishments. They comprise series
Of descriptive sketches Of "MOntauk Point" the
bleak extremity of Long Island, with its famous
lighthouse and interesting historical associations a
popular summary Of Siberian Travel and Exploration
from materials contained in Mr.. Busb's late work en-
titled Reindeer, Dogs, and snowshOes," and bio
graphical and critical paper "The Bard OF Abbots-
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written in tone of enthusiastic appreciation though with
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Lawrences paper 1.-THE Schoonasters OF the Middle
Ages treats especially Of Charlemagne and Abeard as the
great intellectual boneiact0Ts OF their day forming his
torica essay Of singular merit for the sOundness of its
scholarship, and he dignded grace OF its composition
Tie contributions OF this writer in his own peculiar line
Of research would make Volume OF great interest and
1t to be hoped that they may be given the public IN
permanent form. "The Reformation ia Utah." By one
who is personally engaged in the movement will attract
attention by IFS clear exposition OF the elements OF
progress which are at work in that community and
which threaten. with OmnOIs aspect the autoeracy OF
the reignng sovereign OF the Latter Day Saints" r
Jacob Abbott, in the article on "Iye and Geology"
gives remarkably comprehensive and lucld anay OF
the recent developments Of geological science with
discriminating estimate OF Sir Charles Lyes position
In that department OF physical research The diseours
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nes OF the easy Chair" in hshumbcr have been sue
rested by recent visit TO Washington, and the occur
renee of tho annual literary festivals ana express 'o
feelings called forth by each of those occasions III 'o"
Of mingled beauty and pathOs.
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shate bonds we're nombially the same as YESTERDAY
Ts dealings were smaller than for long time past au
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Coleman Benedtct's closing quotations were;

Gold was dull during the morning, and steady at 2s
02t, the afternoon became strong and advanced
TO lI2E the weaker feeling in the London market and
the high rate G4of per cent? offered for the use Of
gold tomorrow. The rates paid to-day lila ~,
49, and 364 of per cent The days business at the Go
Exchange Bank follows:
tod balances 1lI5yI
Currency balances li5<NSl
II is reported that the gold clique contemplate sd
dional squeeze Of the borrowers tomorrow, and that
the OF yesterday and to-day for the purpose
so aayng apprehensons that the Secretary would not
sell in of advertised proposals The following
were the quotations:
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The most readable paper in the Cdth0Lc
World ia by an American Catholic clergyman,
giving al account Of the "LqucfactiOn OF the
Blood Of st. Januarius," in the grand cathedral
Of Naples, Of which he eyewitness in
1854 As piece Of vivid rhetorical description,
article is not surpassed by the most admirable spec
mems Of romance in our language, and is adapted to
make profound impression on the imagination OF the
reader Other articles The Reformation not Con
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on that subject, "Mr. Carlyle and Pere Bonhours,
Americas Obligations to France" and several
miscellaneous essays and stories with very fair
critical survey Of the literature of the month