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ready for period of active service. The
Government has purchased small
steamer called the Dispatch, and Of
fcers have been ordered to duty OH her
to-day. This vessel will be used for
the purpose of carrying mails and dis
patches between the North Atlantic fee I
20 our ports along the Southern coast,
rom Charleston to Key West.
Officers of the Spanish war steamer
Arapiles, now being completely fitted
out at the Navy-yard. are very anxious
to get away. havin, orders to take their
vessel into Cuban waters as soor rs pos
sible. The officers OF the Yard say it
will be shame to allow her to dep IT
and say the Spaniards have not recog-
nized International law, and they fail to
seq why the United States should be SO
considerate.
NEW York, Nov. 2l.-Engersoll has
been committed to the tombs to await a
trial On the ring indictment, being un
able to give bail.
The greatest activity prevails at the
Maynard, and every effort is making
to hurry the work of fitting vessels fol
sea. Worknen are busy night and day
and this morning fifty more men were
put at work.
Dispatches in refer. nee to the report
ed ruptcre between Sickles and the
Spanish Government excite great public
interest. The situation is eagerly els
cusssd everywhere. and crowds of mon
are around the bulletins of newspaper Of
fees. The general impression seems to
be that the Spanish Government don'i
desire war, and that peace would be
maintained.
OTTAWA, Ont, 2l.-Block of stores al
Clarence burned to-day. Loss ST., 900.
CHICAGO, Noy. 21.-The National Re
publican, Washington, will publish to
morrow special dispatch from Madric
tnat the feeling among the people us ex
hibited by outbursts of passion ON the
streets, indicate a most active vindic-
tiveness towards the U. S. A mob in
splred by this feeling aud infuriated by
the press, which demands that Sickles
passports be returned to him, collected.
before the Unitel States Legation anu
threatened Sickles with violence. TIL
authorities dispersed the mob. This is
tied merely as a slight indication OF tn,
strength Of the anilnosity against the Z
). Fears are entertained by the friends
Of Castellur's Government that if be
makes satisfac ion in the Virginius cast
the Government will be oyerthrown.
The same paper will also print an OF
icial statement from the State Depart
ment that as sool rs orders were receiv-
cd from Madrid, further executions OF
the Virginius people were suspended.
While this fact does not mitigate the FIRST
atrocities, it serves to present the case
in a more favorable light for Spain.
Without regard to possible embarrass-
meats Of Castellar's Government, the
United States will insist upon full
reparation for the insult to our flag and
outrages upon our citizens, as the Vir-
ginius was prima facis American yes
, 1873-11-27

1HIieRANTs.--In conversation with
Dr.. Blalock, who recently came through
from Illinois, We learn ne was saccompani-
ed by fifteen immigrant families, num-,
bering fifty-seven persons. The party
came out Oh the recommendation of DR..
Blalock, who visited this Valley last
Fall and was favorably impressed with
the country. They came through over.
land, ,'and were AZ months in making
the trip.-IYaHa Walla Statesman.
, 1873-11-27

MILLIONS Henr Test ins0 TO their
Wonderful Curative Enccir.t
Vinegar Isitters are not = vile Fancy
Drink. Made of Poor Rum, Vhiskey
Proof Spirits and Refuse Liquors, do1
tored. spiced and sweetened to please the tast.
called Tonics," . Appetizers.' +" Restcrers," &c.
that lead the tippler on TO drunkenness and ruiz
but are true Medicine, made from the Native
Roots and Herbs of California, FREQ from all
Alcoholic Sfinuianfs. They are til.
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and \
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, psriss
Renovator and Invigorator Of the System, carry.
ing off all poisonous matter and restoring the blood
TO healthy condition. No person can take thsN
Bitters according to directions and remain lsns
unvsIl. provided their bones are not dessroyss
BY mineral poison or other means, and the vi!s
organs wasted beyond the point of repair.
They are Gentle Pnrgative as we'll
as n Tonic, possessing, also, the peculiar merit
Of acting as powerful agent in relieving Consss-
tion or Inflammation Of the Liver. and Of all thu
yisceral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whsths
in young or old. married or single. at the dawn o.
womanhocd or at ths turn Of life, these Tonic BIZ
ters have no equal.
For Inflnmnatory and Chronic Rhoa.
mntism and Gout, Dyspepsin or n
digestion, Bilious, Remiucnt and
Intermiffent Fcvers, Diseases of tht
Blood, Liver, Kidneys and BIadder,
these Bittcrs have been most successful. Susk
Diseases are caused by Initiated Blood,
which is generally produced BY arrangement OF
the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
Headache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tight
mesa of the Chest, Dizziness, Sou. Eruct&tions Of
the Stomach, Bad Taste in tho Mouth Bilisu
Attacks, Palpitation of the Heart Inflammation OF
the Lungs, Pain in the regions OF the Kidneys, and
q hundred other painful symptoms are the OK
springs Of Dyspepsia.
They invigorato the Stomach and stimulate the
torpid Liver and Bowels, which render them Of
uneoualed efficacy in cleansing the blood Of all i'm
purities, and imparting now life and vigor to the
whole system. .
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, letter;
Salt Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples. Pustules.
Boils, Carbuncles, Ring Worms, Scald Head, Sore
Eyes Erysipelas Itch Scurfs. Discoorations Of the
ever name or nature, are literally dug up and ,ar.
ried out Of the system in short time by the se Of
these Bittsrs. One bottle in such cases v Ill con.
vince the most incredulou: OF their cursivs sfsct
Cleanse the Initiated Blood when.ve you find it.
Impurities bursting through t,c skin in pimpl.,
Rruptions or Sores; cleanse it wtesf you find it
obstructed and sluggish in the veins; cleanse it
whom it is foul and your feelings will tell you when
Keep the blood pure and the health OF the sy stem
will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, urking
In the system of many thousands, are enectua,Iy
destroyed and removed.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERA
J. WALKER, Proprietor. r. H. MCDONALD L
Co, Druggists and Gen. Agents. San Francisco.
Cal. md s. and 81 Commerce Street. New York
, 1873-11-27

u Judge Grant of Davenport, Iowa.
lately made speech at the Scott Coun-
ty Fair, Iowa, from which we quote his
propositions to cure present evils, and
how to sustain them:
"1st. That no railway in Iowa shall
charge over three cents a mile for pas
sengers under hundred miles, or over
two and half cents for passengers oyer
that distance.
"2d. That no railroad in Iowa shall
charge over the average price. and fix
the same by their freight tariffs. for
freights per mile, on the three leading
railroads from Chicago eastward.
I'D. That any railroad company that
gives free pass to judge, legislator,
or lobbyist. shall forfeit its charter.
"Do you draw up this law now.
submit it to every candidate for Office in
The State, no matter about his party
associations, and tell him if he does not
vote for that law without dotting an i
or crossing It you will thank him
with your ballot at the next election
Don't give your most trusted friends
any discretion; nail your fee bill to
your colors, and let the politician know
that uuder that right alone they can
conquer. f4s
Then 1 lear somebody say, the
courts will declare such law unconsti-
tutional. What then? (Some one in
the crowd answered We will change
the courts Grant continued) Yes.
YOU have answered, change the judges,
.hange the Constitution, change the
:hange the whole framework of civil
government. or abandon your organize
tons. and admit that one vote with
money can govern three with honesty"
INTERESTING TO DEsERTERs. - The
President of the United States. through
he War Department, under date of Oct.
10, 1878, commands it to be made known
hat all soldiers who have deserted their
colors, and who shall, on or before the
irst day of January. 1874. surrender
themselves at any military station, shall
receive full pardon, only forfeiting the
oay and allowances due them ut the time
# desertion; and shall be restored to
iuty without trial or punishment, on
condition that they faithfully serve thro
the teru of their enlistment. This Or
ler effects several thousand men now
living on this coast, nearly $500 having
deserted from their regiments stationed
n the Pacific States and Territories
iince January. 1871 Printed descrip-
i've lists of these men, and all others
who have deserted while serving on this
coast, will soon be placed in the hands
If Marshals aud Deputy Marshals of
Districts. Sheriffs. Magistrates, and Po-
ice Officers It will thus be seen that
all who DO not deliver themselves up
1nder the liberal terms now offered by
The President, will surely ba arrested or
live in peril of arrest and punishment.
, 1873-11-27

Has been before the American public
OVER THIRTY years. It has never yet
failed to give perfect satisfaction, and has
justly been styled the panacea for all ex-
ternal Wounds, Cuts, Burns, Swellings,
Sprains, Bruises. &c., &c., for Man and
Beast. No family should be single day
, 1873-11-27

II The Secretery of the Treasury
thinks the public have known too much
about the working. of his Department.
and has given orders to his employees
70 withhold information from the press.
, 1873-11-27

without this Liniment. Tto money re-
funded unless tho Linimcnt Is as ren-.-
sented. Be sure and get the gen rire
MEXICAN MUSTANG LJNIMENT, Ssld
by all Druggists and Country Stor q, at
25c,, SOC. and s1.0O per Bottle. N otioe
style, size of bottle, SC. see:
, 1873-11-27
LOWELL HOTEL.
L01OeW, Snohonaish Co.

IRST RATE BOARD BY DAY OR WEEK
Il excellent beds, double and single, attentive
walters, GOOD COOK. -
THE BAR is supplied with the very best of
Wines. Liquors and Cigars.
~ FIRST CLASS BILLIARD TABLE.
Fresh Eggs and Butter, Game and Fish of all
, 1873-11-27


These Bitters are prepared from the most choice
and wholesome herbs and roots and have given
universal satisfaction wherever tried, Thousands
or dyspaptics have found relief through their use
and physicians recommend them Tor the cure Of all
diseases Of the blood and Liver. and Irregularities OF
Headache, B,liousness and Constipation. General
Debility and Loss Appetite, all caused by the
functionaries of the system. ID IxL Bittsrs have
Siato the sufferer in sltthe above cases.
CERTIFICATES.
0EssRs II. ErsTEIN & Co:
Gentlemen: take pleasure in stating that az,
ably to your wish have carefully tested and q.
ined the sample Of your IXL Bitters. which
sent me- and lind it not only an agreeable Bite.
but also one that cannot fail to be beneficial "a
toI'" I'd promoter Of Digestion
c.. ASD corsrr dosp1rAL. San Francisco
have carefully examined Dr.. Eenley's XXI
Bitters, and have failed to detect anything vhici
could injure even the most delicate constitution
From the composition Of tho Bitters far as
am able to determine it, should Judge that In,
l4L BitterS must be a very efficient remedy il
Dyspepsia indigestion, Loss of appetite and SINH
vegetable drugs which ar principally used in d.
eases of that nature. and are of the gra
: -. = = 49,. r. Fl. ESGELs, NJ
Asst Res Physician Apothecary G. C. Hosp. sol
STATE AssAyER's OFFICE, San Francisco, Jul,
Msssns. H. Ersrrrs co.-Gents: I have mad.
careful xamination of your IXL Bitters and have
found them entirely free OF deleterious minera
LOtIS FALKENAU, State As.ayer
Bew eof Counterfeits. None genuine without
Or Henley signature across the top Of each bottle
Every FnS..isy should have n BOtti.
n the house, Sold everyWhcre.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-02
A Better Feeling prcgal!mg
In Financial Circles
ThrUugh0u. the
Country,
Fourteen, Deaths lFOm yellow
Fever In Memphis Yes.
icrday.
Discharge OF Employees on AC-
cGuni Of III Scarcity Of
Currency.

ClNcINNAVI, October l.--Matlers are
proceeding quicly There are more
j0bbing orders, hut lj,,le disposition to
operate on ,he usually large scale,
MEMPHIS, October l,-lhe,c were
fourteen deaths from yellow fever yes
tcTday.
LilrM Rock Oc,oher "A number
Of persons have arrived here, who
report lhcyclloW lpvei asraginga lam-
inply at Marshall, Texas.
HAMTAE, October 1.-The schooner
Three Brothers was picked ~. seven
bodies found in the cabin. The rest Of
seventeen wore PROBABLY washed over
board. Eigh. OF the crew were mar
ricd men, and leave large families ut
Petite River
K,NusroN, October IA British
steamer has hombarded Omca loIt
for two days, entered the Fort and
secured the release Of the British pris-
onela and c&artrd thirty thousand
pounds.
Tie American steamer Wyoming
has gone to AspinwalI where Amer
lean interests are threatened by the
revolutions
The hlinustsring steamer NNginius
with n now crew Of eighteen men liOm
New York is plppariuglor another drip
IN CHINA.
,lhrrc has been due rains here and
the sugar prospect is improved.
UaIjrn allaiis are troubled
WNsuIyGpoN, ID. G., Octoberl .-Thc
financial revolution closed Yesterday
Without ANY new features.
The liquidation of the Union Ma
a,nrnssiuu cliec, but caused 10 excite.
{ndnt-mi,ch anxiety exists. All are
inobing forward to Sew York for the
suhIfinn. of tho difficulty.
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done their work, hut when me people
como 90 see aud know thing 20, lhyy
are, they win huston to repair tbo
wrong they have done, and hurry 10
replace l.lrorhmOuou iu bis former
position IN their confidence and ailbc-
ton We often hear individuals assert
that "oycY man ha- his prlce'--
meaning that ho is ready lur money,
20 place himself IN market 70 be- sold
like 30 much beef or mutton. When
we hear this, we feel that the indiyid-
unl making the assertion Is correct go
far as he IL concerned, and N ready 10
consummale q bargain, bu, thank God,
we place q higher estimate ON human
ity. Even In this day OF yenality and
corruption, the masses are honest and
among them are many who holdhonor
above NIL pricc-such rs Governor
Throckmouop, furto every trust, pub
lie or private, hc ho8 yyerprovcd faith.
ful, and the best evidence Of his iulcg-
riiy rs, that with ample opportunities
to mako money as charged by his
delamels, opportunities they would
doubtless be quick 20 improve ho Is to-
day compaNtyelypoor when hemight
have been rich
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-02
rx.;,oycrnor FnrocA..orson.

From the Ci&rlssNillo limssI
rrLon,.,,li,r o,tih!Ge ofmany of Our
..,' ','I rn,Irrnrn TO the distinguish
pI'ItI%,H jjnn,3,., ,.n,..s name heads ibis
r.;3,h, oHEr,e matter for serious re-
an,l,iab TO- ~ The nhilosophcr and the
n ,'oi;Iinion and IL calculated to stagger
Inv. tn;fh in the Justice and gratitude
~ att1p tn'nb,l MT A few short months
G.n nup npoDle were looking with in
go o,' itton1nnf ia the decision rs 70
te"sv Vn' ~ ~ irrony. Continental road
Nilc,'"t " .,,it ~ not KNOWING our
@.Q4!iid oS b ittta sd the absolute ne
is"l.;,V" ri,r S ,nHin certain way of trans
$3.50 10 o,,,. nannln very naturally
W. W. 'I ,%ot tSe material interests and
,1'' '''';t - nur section were in a
pfostt'l'S v, o' dnnoudnnt on the
HieaI lnc cf' M rn,J Acluated by
u"ii''i'5 ; VI thn upoplr assembled
tiiIS COW lu''Vi'' - Wv, tnimed with ar
III liiee'l"SS, ''I ,.ifilrns were URGED
tlcic'' "Hu ie"uino ',d taI"nts 10 sccnre
10 give ImCil IN '',' ~ boing with
the OuliuhE Vi wy io" 90 iIorntinn ,yith
us, oil pHfai'iouiig ,,ri.5 "a n,nnp the
every oliiti cll'o, 10 rr.noDdpd To
many pun -, IL, th,t crisis thr
the eau OF inc peoiio )" Standardization ii
name OF HoNe'ilot ~ ~, " r,,,iuni,lo
stands pe-pHlihEht "i r,rnrG|;n
services rehdefen ~ aNts nn,. "thrr
fact, TO MN, more Iii'm w. W ;,Gdn2tnd for
individual, our peop on,i "'o nftbis ~reat
the successIui piostVuotuii, W nnnnSctcd
enterprise, so intimacy YIN ~ WIN
with the future prosperity VI -''' W
Texas n..o, ho on,iunnt services
But how nave yi e., e'l ait;enn BOON re-.
Of our patiloic it4oE -J hai,'a crowned
warded' instead Oh V az ham, Iy nf his
WIN grateful .li''iM ms. ~, NV, nionmar nf ob.
ana our lIiu'nll,i' I T,S'S he's hnep
ioquy, "uu9e a '', "'i S't,"r,,ss osf,se as
nent'u rl'o. l mn, ia1e been circu-
mey were , caiu ,iinl. md from Inc ros-
iateu " Wy irn, scrnncj of beinu
run. ile nus a ~ n,6'rV s,,h.ijies to
VIZ W'i P ,o,','voy,,i"s When bis every
lni. nnJ , ',iU nrovrs the contrary. Ii,
has ' been denounced for trying to SO,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-02
REV GUytAnStnfaTS.
Correspondence.
pAmAs, raAAnl
.f.I...tH..... Hf. 1874

= TTTTTT-T-T - Nv
u. n, Culmhla, i,aI5
s.R-Wr, tho uudaIslurd, olUtous Ol DAD,
lus, Wlly uWnrout thH wmNIl! DU,itN and
industry difpaA rd hy yuu in p,ruunlug DO
duuts III District Clplit of thNvulnlN, know.
inu. as Vad0 Tint the responsibilities of said
office huN1 u gtyN mnaaulu dNulNtd
upon yuU, pud ncl,ng That 10 ia am oulcg ot
tirutmost importance % the popp.n ui tue
county, uul tllutyuu are vuluenily qual'
Iuut 10 dhrhuEt lt munluld duuua ugcrpl'
AMY % o. largo number oi our people hereby
request Won iu allow us ip present your uuinu
TO the Democratic voters of thls county M
the pllmuly election to h' held on The llih
pgoNmo, as % candidate iorthe olAca of Dis
lFurf { ltfllf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-02
GROCERIES.
.,.....-t,s .r..s'- 'f. 'fs'f..fT'rrr'rr
Darlington,
Marsalis & Go
WHOLESALE
GSr. 70 g q @ T.. -
AND
Commission Merchants,
DALLAS, TEXAS.

We take this occasion 20 thank our
friends for past invors, and respect
1uiy call their attention 10 our ini-
wcnse stock, which We are Just receive
Ina direct from the principal manu-
ActurcrS OF the North ana West, pur-
chashiug direct from iirsf hands for
cnsh on the spot, and nyaiiing our
selves OF every advantage by shipping
Ina ear loads under special contract.
and by eur own labor almost freeing
ourselves from store expenses. We
confident in our ability to offer 60 ora
friends and "a the public generally ur
Immense stock az better rates mn
morc uniformly low iigures than ha
ever before beon offered In the Interior
Of Texas.
As u basis and foundation of our
business, we guarantee every article To
be ~ represented, or money refunded
mt our expense OF transportation.
our success In business depends en-
tnciy upon establishing u wholesale
trade In Northern Texas. and we only
ask u fair and impartial trial, nnd q
close comparison of uniform prices
with those OF Shreveport, Galveston,
aud New Orleans with frcigints added,
aud we checrruiIy abide by the dcci-
sion of the same.
DARLINGTON, MARsAIIs a co.
Umdtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-02
POLITICAL
a CARD.
20 the Voters CT Dallas County:

FELLOW CITIZENS: The rapidity Of
growth aud developments at our county,
amidst the excileuents VI which have
come amQrget you, ana the absence OF
strongly ,nerked indiyidu2liiy In. the most
oarncifand loyal oi"new cbmcrs," iustlfies,
if Il does not lhake necessary, on this octa,-
sion, a public introduction. lam ANNOUNCED
10 YOU to-day rs candidate for District
Clerk of Dallas county, and beg TO say thai
personal and political record as made with
In yonr observation, IL not within your lines
luiing twenty years. In politics, am 0
Democrat, uOne the less devoted and flria
east my first vote for Mr.. Buchanan FOR Pres
idant, have never seralchcd . Democratic
ticket nor shlrted q vote II elected tlrcuit
Clurl; by ycur suffrage, | will ho rs Just, ~
rcSpeuthii, rs dtlisent and ~ faithful IN dutj
as am, aud have been, consistent and coli
slant In politics. Very respectfully.
Usitf RICHARD GAINES.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-02
CopARTNERsHIP.

We haze this day formed u ,yopQvtnership
under tie finn name OF Miess 4 Caldwell, Tot
the purpose Of conducting vlultsale liqnoi
and tobacco ht,slncss IN the city nt Dallas.
THOS. II. MiER9.
John y. CALDWELL.
palias. September !. lsza. Iledlm
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-03

Fred Douglass, who is member of the
board of trustees Of Howard University,
makes the following defence Of General
Howard from the recent charges made BY a
late member Of the faculty and Of the
board:
1t is known to us that the recent attack upon
the Howard University has its handspring and
support not in any superior regard for public vir
the not in any desire to unmask corruption, but
in malignant spirit ofrevenge. While the How
ard University allowed its professors to be mem.
bers of its board of trustees, to fix their own
salaries, to manage the institution in their own
way, the tongues Of these malignant accusers
were silent, but SO soon as reformation in
this respect Is carried, the salaries paid
to the professors reduced, and the ex-
pense brought within the income and the uni--
versity itself placed upon sound business foune
dation, these fat-salaried professors, who were
never In sympathy with the great object OF tbs
institution, now turn their envenomed shafts
against It, and are doing all they canIto bring II
presidentinto discredit. II is the old spirit OF
| rebellion resolved to ruin where 1t cannot rule
| We have no doubt that General Howard has
| made mistakes in one or two instances, but we
| have equally no doubt of rectitude of his inten
tions and in his unselfish devotion to the inter
| ests of the Howard University, and that he will
come out of this trial as out of all Others through
which he has passed, man OF spotless int
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-03

A NOVEL power has been invented.
according to correspondent of the Chicago
Tribune, who thus sets forth its nature and
merits in that paper last Saturday: II
have been shown the elements and draw
ings Of an engine to be propelled by the
combination of oxygen and hydrogen in
the presence Of fame, producing expan-
sion, and, of course, explosion, if not
under control. This power can be genera.
ted at a trifing expense-not to exceed
one-fourth that Of steam. And, by saving
the weight of fuel, and much Of the
weight Of machinery, with greatly increas-
ed activity of enginery, the result is great
gain. The momentum acquirable in this
way is believed to be such that ships may
cross the Atlantic in three days or even il
less time. The paddle appliance is also
novelty-simple, but efficient. This powe
is applicable equally with steam or waite
to any kind of machinery"
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-03

BY its subjugation Of the Independent t
Khanates of Turkestan, of which Khiva
was the last to yield, Russia. despite Eng
lish opposition, has carried its territorial
aggressions in Asia up to the boundaries of
India. 1t now proposes to extend its rail-
road connections through Baku, on the
Caspian, to Teheran, in Persia. In this way
Russia hopes to tap the East Indian trade
which now goes by water along the danger
GUS route skirting the shores ofthe Arabian
gulf, and passes up the Red sea, through
the Suez canal, into the Mediterranean.
The plan has redoubled English apprehen.
sions Of the design of Russia. and is con-
sidered by the London Daily News as a
formidable attempt to paralyze British
commerce in the East.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-03

EDMUND YATES proposes to write an
American novel; andas he was perfectly sat-
isfied with his reception here, making q con-
siderable sum by lecturing and being finally
elevated to the position Of a Herald COM
missioner, it will doubtless tickle American
vanity to slight extent, and be something
of an antidote for the sound but unpleasant
truths presented in american Notes." and
Martin Chuzzlewit." We doubt if Mr..
Yates book will be as valuable as those Of
Mr.. Dickens; but it will not offend the
most or the least fastidious, and it will be
entertaining. His stay in. this country was
not long enough to enable him to see al
there is in it and to form correct judg.
ment in every instance but he certainly
has the !" few facts and the little brandy
and-water" necessary to such books as HI
writes. Fa