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Y,ubIirations.
HARPEHs
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR SEPTEMBER, 1879


HARPERs
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR SEPTEMBER, 1873.
CoNTKSTsi
GENERAL enERMAN IN EUROPE AND THE
EAsT.-( (Second Ihper)
srR.rIoSs-Excavstions at Ephcsus on the
ete Of the Temple Of Dlana.-seraglIo Point, Con-
btsntinople.-Doms Backte Palsce.-Ccmetery, old
Btsmboul.-Bazsr. Constantnople.-A Scribe
Grand Review In Turkey.-The Sultan At the Mosque
-"Swcet Waters Of Europe."-Tho Robert College.
Constantinople
THE NIGHT SONG. DY ALFRKD II. LOUIS.
TEN DAYS WITH The DEAF AND DUMB.
ILLusrRArtoSs-New York Institution for the
Instruction OF the Deaf and DumO.-Dr. Harvey l..
Pcet.-Ground Plan OF the New YORK Institution
The nrst stcp.-Alphabct Of the Dear and Dumb
The Graduating Class.-The Workshop.
PULPIT FLOWERS.
THE PROTESTANT CEMETERY AT FLORENCE.
1LtusrRArfoSs.-rhc Gateway.-Mr,. nrownlngs
Tomb.-rhc Protestant Cemetery at Florence
Grave OF Theodore Parker.
Al AZ OLD GRAVE. BY HARRIET PnRscorr sror-
FORD.
LEoNoRA CHRISTINA ~ THE BLUE TOWER
ItLrsrn,rtoxs-Ic'nor. Chrlstira-Thc old
Castle ofCopcnhagcn, showing the Blue Tower In the
Midi, OF the Background
CoLoNsAY AND ORONsAY
11LrsrRArroSs-Ruinsa at oronsay-rhc oronsay
Cross-stone over Bishops Tomb at Oronsay.
join STUART MILL.
With Portrait.
PATIENCE.
THE BONES OF ORR ANCESTORS,
MY NEIGHBOR5 GARDEN
HAwAIrNEL By CHARLES NoBDuoFF.-(Second
pIDer)
ILLvsrR,rrox.-Natlv School House In Homo.
lulu.-Lava Field Tawaii Flow OF is6s.-orass
uousc.-Wailuku, Island Of Maui-liulahula. or
Dancing Girs.-IIawailans eating Poi.-Nstiye Hay
fcddler.-Lahaina, Island OF Maui.-Nstiye Pipe
Necklace Of Human Har.-wailui Falls. Island Of
kauai.-Chan OF Extinct Volcanoes near Kolos,
Island OF Kauai.-Anclent Gods Of Hawsii.-Iis
wailan Poi Dealer.-Kcapsweo Mountain, Kauai
Implcments.-Cascade and River Of Lava; Flow OF
is6).-Map OF the IIaakala Crater-KeslAkeskua
Bay. where Captain Cook was killed.
ONLY A SINGER.
A sIMPLEToN.--A STORY OF TuR DAY. Or
CHARLES RKADH.
THE rwELF I'll OF AUGUST.
NUMBER TWO.
THE REPUBLICAN MOVEMENT Is EUROPE. BY
EMILIO CAsrELAR.-O Nrh PipsrD
RECOLLECTIONs OF Az OLD sTAGER.
THAT Bull PUP.
MY BLINDNESS AND MBRECrT vON GRAEFE
by ruE REV WILLIAM u. MtturRN.
THE TROrrGNG HORSE Is AMERICA.
EDITORS EASY CHAIR.
EDITORS LITERARY RECORD.
EplroWs SCIENTIFIC EE"pGp.
EDlrOWS HISTORICAL RECORD.
EDITORS DRAWER.
HARPERs MAGAZINE. WEEKLY. AND plzAR
ONE Cory or EIruER ron ONE YEAR, a. PosrAaK
HUtpAiu.
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H1HPEHS BiZIE Is.li be for one ge1r 20 any
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Fbur DoiIrs hy ne Pfrl,1.ys.
H'ErEE- MAGAZINE, H,rrER. wEyELY. and HAR.
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A Flve-Near.OId Boys PeriIous Peat.

In Fall River on Saturday noon n little
con OF John Davis Of that city, not five years
old, got out of an upen window into the gutter
OF the house, which Is not more than three
inches wide. In this narrow space, leaning
probably upon the slrping roof, and AT a height
of thirty-two or thrty-three feet from the
ground, the little fellow walked almost the en-
tire length of the gutter on the north side OF
the block, and rounding the corner, proceeded a
Few feet further on the east side, until he
reached another window, which he tried to en-
ter, hut not being able to open 1t, he undertook
TO turn around and retra'e his steps In doing
go. however, he fell headlong to the ground,
striking principally upon the left side Of his
head and check, and staining the ground with
his blood. within eight or ten inches Of whore
he struck was an iron sink, and about the same
distance on the other side was ple OF stones,
ana had he struck upon either he would prob
ably have been Instantly killed. A little girl
who saw him fall ran and told his mother, and
when she came down and placed her arms I'M
der the pr strtte and as she at first feared, the
dead body Of her little SON he family munnured,
"Mother.' IL IL not known that any of his
bones were broken, though those Of his cheek
may be injured 10 some extent, Notwthstand-
Ing his seyere Injuries, the little fellow is up aud
moving about home.
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Som" s"riuu, disturbances. have taken
81 .Dt 10 ic ullblct iu consequence ~ the
measures adopted Oy the brazilian h.Shurs
th' NOR" Prosperous luHulijuui- of the town
are Lihrru-. ami uu iIc llth n, Ni1ttl,yt.tt uu
ndcmuu~tra'inii a:t.u-t tlr li-lp' aud tuc .l.-
suits uulcr OFFS lr lection iu u.4"r O.. tNur,...
their dt-IrpruVW of q urrr"" uf ,N.'uHIuu. ...-
tiun which had been i-.u.d against the r,.,-
nlhNuiS ana titr IfuthN tur the itf,
dean uf bliudl. Ur. lulchlm Francisco de IL
Utnt hccau-c hr Tad joined the Frccmasuu-'
society. \ Thousand of the inhabitants. led hy
n hmodcr.t" and iulurutiu citizen uumyd Baron
de villa liclit. went iu procession through the
streets ana then entered the college, where a
number of speeches were delivered against the
Jcsuits with great applause. 80 far all was
quiet: tut A. suun as 10 grow dark the people
hud TWO dcfdrAmCut- were sent to attack the
Jesuit college and the Office of the Bishup's
newspaper, iu.t". Al. the printing materials
were DESTROYED. and the paper was thrown out
OF the window e. feed bonfire which was kept
burning Tour hours in the street. In the Jesuit
college not only were the rooms Numbered and
dcfaccd, but four OF the fathers were So i'll
Treated that one ui them, who was ill., died uf
the blows he received. The COLLEGE Chupcl " 5
broken into, the sacred picture DESTROYED. and
the confesstp mails shattered To- pieces. The fol-
lowing day passed quietly but ou the afternoon
OF the 10Th crowds again collected in the priuci-
pal square. where young authors and professors
made revolutionary speeches. At last II was
found necessary to send for "A detachment Of
caNalry, which soon dispersed the mob. Ac-
cording 10 the latest accounts. dated the 2lst II
May, President ptrriri de Lucena was about To-
resign, aud The Jcsults had determined to leave
the province.
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1dlantto- -trmalts.

A WORK gwen ont At highest prices to pay Tor
N new nrstclass sewing machines, All earned over
aslnall nstallnrnt We pay you IA cash. u, +. POND
Z &C, Marr9omt "a! East sth st. near Broadway, and
No q AstOr place,
A ~ rrsrcliss sewing machines sold on very small
~ nHlAl'Llt lh WORK machines rented and parties
nug ~ t1ft or at home cash paid weekly tor work.
b'H hu'h"ALlt's = East sth ST., opposite stewards.
CLARA ANrEE o. plenty Of good work highest
- plt'hi 70 ladct .hLylug new sewing machines on
lantc avr brouklyn, So VI ~ nv
A TTENTl9N,-w Wheeler q Wilson, Remington,
n snu o'hrr hfs lass machines % cents Dpr week
payable IN work at home. We pay IS cent? prr dnlsn
more thah any other place. 81 So sy, ~ -
"A FIR Ass sew lng machines sold At a. %
"a. aNeek Teachers sent To the house free WORK
turhthed NeAcellent prices. 1OOIHAkkR'S 5is Sd Ay
A BROOK LSN,-work given out To nav %,
"a. hrsteAss sewing machines At 6l2 Fulton At near
raymond ana ~ Grand st. bet 9Th and 7th, ms6urgh
A HTIFICIAL nowers,-Good hands vanted On
-. N'es Auu puusi OhS nfrIfale workers. need apply
A LolIlN, Is south 5th ay.
"A hTIFlCiAL FIOWERS.-wanted 50 good
10 ga Broadway "''' 'O' 'us'sN
A FIhST-CIAS~ baster on hne pants ApnIy Al
sn iVT hITIle AT- near BrosaWaI. BfoOkiIa. ''' -
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ANt iinR LINZ tNrHF~- ,-1ENNER'
4 t.a I..t So. ,.H,,i,.rf f.,"... 49,,
TItttEIN.N q. \u-3. 81 EDO ,IN,Nod.tu-s
f'-s" .'l> I.u,.t 4.I. g.. 'tri.d e. ANA frf. ..'
rHlWHt station iu utr.ut Britain, lryl ana. GrruAH,. N"r
,7N.d o. ncuutr., or Amrrra. o., slt,h. s.r. ..Y
cnNIurAui} hH4 chrtp - ny any other route 'r f.
ilc'ct' drafts or ceTlhcato- eau be bought % $50.
currency ru"s Cos app .As at tac coWpAiN.s uIHtr'
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Stumg 1lat0lncs.

4 LARGE lot OF secondhand sowing machines ~ 4
~ DE sold very low. few moro lrst tl., cluYls- rs
wanted those ut no experience. pr.f,rrrd. Victor
sowing Machine Co.. 81 East 10Th st four doors west OF
Broadway,
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(nlENr UNI 49, HH' 1u1rtr..t. lr i'l
Y wards foo rent. fI.H'.F I'r.fr.|. uIntr.'. H.hl
c4, JAMES I.... b.. .Hf.. '.
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finantill.
tI'EXAs AND Pacific

u'ENAS AND PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY,
Chartered by the United states Government.
FIRST MORTGAGE SIX rER CENT. GOLD cot PoN
AID REGISTERED
CONSTRUCTION BONDS,
Authorized by Acts Of Congress,
with sinking Fund.
AND FREE FROM GOVERNMENT, STATE, AND
OTHER TAXES.
Issued only on Completed Road.
AT ~ PER Cent.
And interest In Currency
These Bonds secured by . SINKING FUND and
by FIRST MORTGAGE, covering the Company's Line
through to the Pacific Ocean, with is equipment fran
chises &c. including upward Of i5y0uODO ACRES OF
LAND, donated by the Government OF the United
States, to aid In the construction OF the road.
J. EDGAR THOMSON, and Trustees OF the
SAMUEL VI. FELTON,. Mortgage.
THOMAS A. SCOTT, President OF Company.
FIRST SERIES issued only road Is constructed on
the Eastern Texas Division -5oi miles Of road.
ag MILES OF ROAD II OPERATION,
From slIREVEroHT To ,pnAAiLiLiAs6 and from MAR
Grndne ana bridging completed and ties delivered
go a!dit'ono' miles Of road TRACK now being lad at
tai .rnin DIVISION. First section, from san Diego East
Iis. j. .. lrc entitled 10 the bcncnt OF sinking
stlauirr huus to be- deposited with the Trustees auuu
adv ant b, them applied to the purchase and canccla
at iis up u u IN hI.cr OF the bond. s1draNn and
fnrsl. ~ tHr lands donated by the United states.
Ctttrl .rut ronl- aud al other mark securities
bonds, without expense To the Investor.
ani...t-, n1r,. an9 ful ini2rnati 1n VII he fur.
NO. rtBrlNS a SOY, Ncs NrrA.
EpMn p.EANDOLPH 4 60, Ncw York.
II *. j a lt b.
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gtal 6stat,.
I -BABYLYON, nor
mOMr -rCTRED ron 81!

4 HUMt ~ rHtH FUK - -,
Glendale soon to hc within the city limits.
Myrt avenue to be made u boulevard.
Great improvements dlily going on.
over 90 people have purcha4Cd at Glendale.
The Glendale Lot ASSOCIATION have
ONLY 81 LOTS LIFT FOR SALE.
which will be sold nt Ten PER CENT. less than regp
lar prices II secured before sept. l.
Terms t5 and tiO monthly. No other expense
This prop rty s guaranteed 20 he free from morgag,
or any lncumhrancc whatever.
Free Excursiun Duly. can without delay
JOHN {. StHoOLEG, Pres, 81 Cedar st.. room ?. V
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sttlmboits anO Ril,roio,.

A LBANy AND TROY, a. SARATOGA, $50,
~ Bl DAY LINE BOATS &. NlBBAlsD and DANIEL
DREW Leave Nc,try 81. Pier AZ SO 4. NJ. ami Si IT,,
north ~ Erie ferry. At SIS landing at lQnkers, larry
town, and NyaCk 10y fcrryhua, Milton POughkecpsie,
kmnebcck TlNoN, Catskill, aud HUDSON Connecting
for all points NEsT and NORTH. Trip tickets to West
Point, Cornwall, and Ncwburgh, returning same day,
~ Tickets Dt special cars and baggage checked 10
SArAtORA and Shlrnn.
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ElrsnINC pAnN i0r.-on ,na ten a5I1,

i monthly pas mcnt plan. Ladies aui grUt.,ucl Do.
string to visit this beautiful property join fn a'u
cNcut-iou from $50 81 Av., 40 quarter before O'Clock
10 ncrpWm1intr those who cannot go duril- 'h. scos
special train has been chartered 90 lHty. Hunters
Point NJ o'clock =. VI ou SUNDAY. urtl tp return a.
7. VI. l,kets and map- free tor sunday tram. ou
Is. No enterprise like Flu,hlH llr Do B.. .l 200.
dertaken, and "a" rctt sucCr tending lf hI. fIiJ
justified the immense expenditure for thorough grad
Ing the planting OF shade trees and sruHher and the
handsome stone sldcw tks which aIuru cacI u' u.I
ing has ten churches, schools academic. sWCrAer
and excel ent stores and mirktts Apply t1 BENZ. ".
lIlIGHCOCk, store tiJ 8 ay New ltrN
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England, ireland. Denmark, Norway and sweden
all arts Of Europe and the United states at the
loves, rates. from ~ upward This the only reliable
and secure way to remit moneys and insure perfect
safety agiin. loss East side savings Bank for sailors
sc4mon', Exchange Building, ~ and isJ Cherry st.
New York.
ISROhEN National Bank Notes bought, -Four -
ID per cent. premium.
ful printed hsts furnished free.
IN HAVEN RRO.
q South 30 ~. Philadelphia. IA.
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Situations dllantfO.

Sltnlll0ns dWanif0.
NOING LADY who Is surfritcd, sufocatcd sub.
~ merged, sNampcd, OFerrun with friends, triumph,
anu applause, anu who never yet found any Thing
IN NE dlin ut 10 obtain except money, Is Just
ready 20 work very hard for sOmc for to her butter
would be counted luxury, There Is scarcely any work
radc or profession she Is not capable uf pushing with
crtraordinary executive ability literary work ure.
trtd reference for character given and required be-
i.re Az lnterye" Is granted. Address MONEY, OF
Miss Weller box 49, Post once station d. AS security
against more friends and less butter answers will not
be noticed which enclose less than 5c tor preliminary
correspondence. Only the nrst communication 25c.
A BAkEN wants a job on bread and cake, or cake
~ alone as foreman Cal for three days At 1856 Sd ST.
second noor, room 49,
A SITlATION wanted by a baker as foreman on
IN bread and cake. ljD Canal ST. near BOwery.
WANTEn-A situation by young man to nnish
ms trade printing has spent years at the trade
anu Is smart ht the case not much an object
as steady situation. Call on or address JOHN W
CARRoLL l9i Hall at, Brooklyn,
WANTED A situation by a nrstcIass cake and
w and Die baker Call ~ lil 81 ST., second nOOr.
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GrtursIons.

EISHING BANKS.zEarly boat, sunday. August
Il u, ocean steamer CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN.
Iandng.-sth st, Err, il5 A. NJ. Pier 81 L.R, 7.sj
els 81.
V,ORT LEE, Pleasant Valley. and shady side steam.
ers leave dAilN from ~prng st al ~ 4. ", and
J. VI. landing a. 2i - 20 minutes later. sunday time
from spring st. 30 10, n \. NJ, !, and gy T.. NJ.
landing At sd II. Pare, IS cents.
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- Bl IL6iNG' i0rs s2T EACU'
PAYABLE tl51 PER WEEK DISTANCE 9 MILES
Railroad Cuuuluu cation ten cent. trip. Naul-I.gs
ami healthy luratlun, close tu fhr rus-a'c river.
Attend % citing this ctruug At ~ BuNrry, up stairs
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Rrstaurants.

Two friends and aCquiut inCcsrhe subscribers have
opened anew restaurant, vino Aud lager be- saloon
open al every hour, You can hud the best French
wines anu liquors ILORENIlN LlEGLER
lbl Grand st., near Centre Il,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27

rsked wculd not constitute what Ia termed high play
in these DAYS but the losses Of these men OF ni'eu
often sufficient 10 keep them hhpo''i''"e
and embarrassed during their entire Cougl"ssiO"' co
vice. sone men played for excitement enic"' "
ing much whether they won or lost lha'hle"S %
was one OF this description. lie was hNe hoA' WV
scrhed winning AZ bazrd as the greatest pleasure IN
he and losing al the same game as tue ncN' 49,
s,oveps l,e, ud ron with the apparent lhuhar
ence He pIayed with consummate cooness' never los'
ms temper aud increased the amount Vi i' 'e'
Either IA retrieve his Losses or more rapdy 10 increase
his winnings His sarcastic remarks upon tho disoou'
os,,rc ot his fellowplayers who sometimes exclaimed
with rage and profanity at their hllucR were always
witty as well as cutting While they we're eating aud
drinking with the voracity OF cormorants, he never in
pIced IN ANYTHING more stimulating than cracker and
a sin OF water. The contrast between his coolness ani
apparent apathy, and the eager, fierce excitement OF
others sitting table and engaged at the same
pursuit was amazing l have rarely seen more pti-
able aud painful exhibition than often presented by
the ungoverned passions OF gamester after run OF Ill
luck To Mr. Stevens such displays Of weakness seemed
20 afford amusement rather than to excite sympathy or
compassion. He was a hard, cynical man. capable OF
acts OF benevOlence under strong emotion but gentle
ness or tenderness not his ordinary mood He threw
off more good things in conversation without effort than
any saw and his sayings were pointed with
a degree Of epigrammahc force that l never
Chair" for this month is filed by a new oc-
cupant who offers o variety OF sage, dldactic
suggestions mostly scientific and educational themes
discOursing with dignity and effect Some Of his words
on the influence OF sunshine oppOrtune. owe have
reason to believe that solar rays have peculiar power
over the nerves and BRAIN and that the finest mental
culture goes with the happiest condition OF the sun and
the air. Tho vine has It's most luscious juices and It's
most witchug charms in the lattudes and exposures
that best command the sunshine; and man, who Is
plant as well as animal and soul, follows after his
kind aud his finest wit and genius seem to ripen best
where the vine best rpens Such exquisite senses and
souls as Beethoven Haydn, and Mozart those masters
OF song possessed grew up under the sunshine that falls
upon the vineyards of the Rhine, and their music thrills
with vibrations that to be voices OF the unduaons
OF light For the blessing of genius and for the health
and TASTE aud intelligence of the people at large and
their children we must use the help of the sun,
and gardening and education must 60 more habltuany
together"
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27

The money market was easy all day at and per
cent on call pledge of acceptable collateral.
Promo business notes sold at to per cent. The
outstanding legal tenders tonight amount to $780,
42j,OOO-an increase, as compared with Saturday
night of 100000 The Internal Revenue receipts
were S72jOOO to-day. The Treasury balances at the
close Of business to-day follows: Currency,
S4SOOOO; coin S74 l25OCO certificates, S265O0OOO.
Under the easier condition of gold, Government
bonds were quiet, and not up TO the standard of
Saturdays prices though the market is firm, closing
on the basis of 1919 to 1915 for 1853. Fisk Hatch
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27

MONDAY, May 26-P NJ.
The new week opens in Wall-st. with as-ttle pre-
dilecton to transact business in stocks as the
case last week. Everything was quiet to-day
throughout the Stock Exchange, and the small
amount of operations reported Is an unanswerable
argument in favor of the early closing move
ment now agitating that institution 1t is claimed
that by the adoption of the hours from 10 o'clock TO
o'clock to conform to the hours of the banks, an
abundance of time and opportunity will be offered
for the transaction Of all necessary business at the
Stock Exchange, and that the adoption of the plan
would prove Of heathful benefit TO each individual
member of the Board. The petition has already re-
ceived the names of over two-thirds of the
members of the Board of Brokers, and will
come up before the Governing Committee on
Wednesday for determination. Stocks have been
just steady all day. the entire business OF the day
reaching barely 10000 shares, with fluctuations
ering in Pacific Mail. change of per cent and in
the rest Of the list TO j. AS nobody wants stocks,
there is of course so little demand that the changes
are unusually limited. Investment shares as
quiet as the active stocks. Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western is firm, however at about 1O3,0l03l,
Panama selling at 110i; Harlem, 40; New-Jersey
Central, 1O5l; Pittsburgh, s7l, and Pennsylvania
Coal 800. Consolidation Coal fetched jj TO 55l. In
Express stocks, Adams sold at 95 and American 6S.
The opering highest, lowest and closing prices Of
stocks were "A follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ESSAYS PHIIOuocIcAL AND CRITICAL SELECTED ~ rsoS
DwisHT waTSvr svo ~ "a Holt \ "nans
The friends of American scholarship VIII
tender heartfelt greeting this selection from Tie
writings Of one OF the soundes thinkers ana most cru
Aite studens whose recorded IN the literature
Of the country Professor Hadley was equally remark
ahe for the breadth OF his researches and the sagaci
Of mis- conclusions. He was man OF rare wisdom no
less than Of consummste learning The discoveries OF
modern phology afforded his favorte field of study
but no never becane the victim OF the Elusive theories
which haunt that branch Of speculation. His sense OF
fitness and probability was quite as conspicuous In his
mental consut tuition the acuteness of his insight His
attainments comparative philoology were surpassed
by few II any, American students. In that line
he stood on a level with the proioundest
scholars in England and Germany. Modest
perhaps 10 fault rather Stunned cOurted the
celebrity which naturally awaited his progress In let
ters. He vas content with the faithful accomplish
ment OF the duties Of his sphere, and preferred tue
sympathy OF hs associates and the improvement oi MS
pupils the applauses the world Devoted 70 'he
pursuit OF knowledge he found his reward IN tue ac
qustiOn Of truth. his assduOus studies were PoP'oU
neither by the hope of emolument nor the love oil iae
but by an ardent passion learning for It's own SAKE
He found sufficient audience In his casses anu never
thrsted for the intense e1eitements oi "lueI
sphere. His admirable instructions were mspIeu' hV'
by the desire to shine by craving OF lnnuence over
eato1 His published writings are comparatively feW ana
were mostly called forth by the exgeneies OF the special
studes in which he was engaged at the time. The world
accordingly is less familiar with bis name than win
those OF many scholars who have attained brilliant
reputation but 70 whom he superior both In the
qualities OF his mind ana the wealth Of his atainments
The present volume will furnish not only memorial OF
his personal character, but monument Of his rare
scholarship IL has been prepared with excellent taste
and proprety by Prof. Whitney, who coniesses TO
very sad pleasure" In publishing the posthumous writ
ings of whose equal he has met in extent and
accuracy knowledge in retentyeness and readiness
Of memory in penetration and justness Of Judgment
The contents of the volume embrace variety Of topics
IN Greek literature IN general pholoogy, aud in the
construction and genius Of the Engshlanguage besides
several essays of miscellaneous and popular character
which 10 many readers will afford agreeable change
from the profound erudition which forms the leading
OF the work Among the latter, is an interesting
review Of Tennysons Princess written soon after the
original appearance Of that poem about twenty five
years ago. which will deservedly attract notice both as
specimen OF the earlier critical judgments on TenDy
son, and illustration Of the writer's endowment
and faculty delicate aesthetic discrimination, as well
ia the thoruy field Of phiolOgy.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-27
Loans nnd pls. .,2-9. .sle.gOO Leeal Tcnders.

Loans and Dis. $4,000 Legal Tenders .oS'oy
Specie .......... 2OGj26J0 g3 o4aO9
Cir ulation... ,io3,S0O.
The transactions At the Clearing house for the past
week compare as follows with those Of the previous
week:
Clearings for the week ending May H. ~
CleaTugs for The week ending May -, l55 5sSiy9 y
Balances for the week ending May "a ls7j 2OZ9i55o ~
The stockholders, bondhOlders, aud Others inter.
ested in the Ncw-York and Oswego Midland Rail-
way Company will be pleased to learn that the
enterprise Will probably very soon be placed beyond
the fear OF further financial embarrassment At an
adjourned meeting of the directors held to-day II
was determined that in order to complete and equiD
the road TO Oswego, meet all its financial engage
ments and secure the building Of the line west OF
Oswego it is necessary that the company be at once
supplied with funds to the extent Of SiOOOOOO, and
that S3,7OOOOO Of the amount was promptly sub
scribed OF course there can be reasonable doubt
of obtaining the remaining 100000 The plan OF
operations contemplates some changes in the Board
of Direction, and it expected that some new and
strong parties will become interested in the enter
prise. The completion of this road is a matter oil
great Importance to the commerce ofthis city as well
as the people along the line Of the improvement.