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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

EOR CARDIFF, BRISTOL, LONDON AND ALL
j. other points in England and Wales.-The South
wales Atlantic steamship Company from Pennsyivania
Railroad wharf Jersey City as follows:- g. .,
First Cabin passage. $75 and $50 currency second
cabin 800 currency steerage $50, currency Prepaid
storage certificates from Cardiff SS3, currency Drafts
Tor Fl ana upwards For further pariculars apply 70
ARCHIBALD BAXTER x CO. Agents,
IL Broadway, New York
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FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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JOHN II. FRENCH, AUcrIoNRER, WILL SELL
on MONDAY, septe mber I
at 96 Fulton street,

he entire Stock Of the old established cweller, c. g.
stock consisting principally OF fine gold
American Watches. Jewelry. &C. Sale 70 commence at
The New York herald., 1874-09-06

A. YOUNG LADY, AGED g. LATELY THROWN
IA out Of employment would like to form the
quaintance Of an elderly gentleman Of means who would
assist her; mauimonialy inclined no trifers need
answer. Address Y. DE LACY, box l33 Herald Uptown
Branch Office.
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T,APsCOTT BROTHERS CO., EUROPEAN Elk
! change and Passage ofice, So South street New
Tor Fl wards payable in any part OF Ire
land and Great Britain at lowest Passage by rogu
lar mail steamers from LvcrpOos aud Queenstown at re-
duced rates
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.
CCTION HOUSE OF ARCH JOHNSTON
date Johnston Van TasselD,

4 THE HORSE AUCTION BRANCH OF OUR HOUSE
Is REMOVED TO THE SPACIOUS PREMISES
! ~ TO 70 THIRTEENTH STREET,
near University place.
= SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES ARE HELD
5 EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. AT 10 O'CLOCK.
The business viii be conducted on precisely the
{ same strict and honorable principles which have
always charac the dealing, Of house and
won the respect and confidence OF the business COM
munity as well as the public at large
| THE STAMP OF OUR HOUSE ~ RELIABILITY
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL
BALTIC september IL at p M
september 19, at IL A. NJ
Dep 'emDer 20. al +. NJ
"A.
kEfUBLlO ............... October TO- at p. NJ
From the White Star docks, pier 80 North River
Rates-Saloon, $SU gold; steerage At low rates.
saloon staterooms smoking room and bathrooms in
ing safety speed and comfort
For inspection OF plans other norma ton apply
the company's oiice, " Broadway, New York;
X j. CORrIS, Agent
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TNOR YONKERS DAILY.
II Steamer SAPPHO
leaves Pier No 8 North River foot Barclay street. at
lO3 A. NJ and 4l5 r. NJ, landing at Twent, fourth ST.
Manhattauville, CarmansviIle and Fort Washington.
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ODONOvAN ROsSA-Sl6.-PAssAGE BY THE MIN
" NESOTA Tuesday and STATE OF NEVADA Wednes-
day. on Monday mofnng passage will be $2A
NOR1HEkN HOTkL corner Cortlandt and West sts
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i BACHELOR OF IS WOULD LIKE TO FORM THE
"A acoualntance Of young lady widow OF some
means, with 4 view to matrimony any communicate on
will treated with the strictest confidence Address
HONOR. boz lA Herald Office,
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DOsTERS, BALLS OF LADrNG, RECEIPTS COLI
i ored P5n:ns Ac, for steamship lines done Wit, with
POLlTAN PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT. No 2lS broad
wAx
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NEW YORK TO GLASGOW LIVERPOOL.
- BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY.
These elegant new Clyde butt steamers will sail from
pier 50 North river as follows
STATE Of NEVADA. .......... Wednesday, September
snAiE Or viRilNlA........We Wednesday. september 10
TATE OF nNDtANA....... .Weunesds septe emDer l3
ana every wednesday thereafter taking passengers at
through rates TO all of Britain Ireland
Norway, sweden, Denmark and Germany.
stee rage as low as by any other line.
Drafts for VI and upward Nor freight or passage
apply to AUSTIN, BALDWIN 4 CO.. Agents,
No. ~ Broadway.
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HENRY d. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
III late Henry II. Leeds Miner. Established 1S47.
Salesrooms l0i Duane street, near Broadway,
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER g.
At I0E o,cioex nj the priynte- iesidence

No. 40 Vest Fourteenth street near ixth avenue,
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, MADE TO
ORDER BY Z. w. HCTCHINGS AND OTHER FIRST
GLASS e. S MAAXUFAQ .qREKs E0sEwo%1D 0s % ~ OCTAVE
ANO MANTLE MIRRORS, CURTAINS. &C, &C.,
as follows viz Velvet, Wilton and Brussels Carpets
silk brocade and lace Curtans rosewood Suit in Grim
wood and black walnut edsteads Bureaus and Ward
robes suite. black walnut mirror 'front.' Bedsteads,
HAIR Maltresses, feather Bosters and Pillows spring
variety, enameIed Cottage Suits black walnut xten-
sion Table, Buffet and Chairs, fine silverplated Ware
cloths Stair Carpets and Rods Kitchen Utensils DC
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VNILLIAM KENNELLY AUCTIONEER OFFICE NO.
w 4Pine street. will sell at auction on Wednesday,
September O. at O'Clock, at the Exchange saesroo,
III Broadway, under the direction of Hon. william H.
Leonard, referee, the valuable House and LOT the
Bouievards commencing feet west Of Sixth
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MOST DIRECT AND ECONOMICAL ROUTE TO
IN Holland Belgium the kline, Switzerland, &c, via
ROTTERDAM.
By steamship SCHOTTLN September II
BY steamship MAAS.. October
hese beautiful steamers, carrying the United states
mail to the Netherlands well known the regular
FUNCH, EDYE co, H. W. MORRIS,
General Agents so Broadway.
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nNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S MAIL
srEAMshlrs BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvRE,
The splendid vessels this favorte for the
hnent beng more souther1y lnan any other Will sail
from pier No. 30 North River follows =
VILE DE PARI-. Danre .......... saturday Sept 10
iont SATURDAY, OCT .
FRANCE, Lend0rmy Saturday Oct IL
$l25; second SIS: third. SIS.
Excursion tickets at reduced rates
American travellers, by taking this line avoid both
transit by English railway and the oforts cross
ing the Channel besides saving time, trouble and
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent Is Broadway
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BY EDWARD SCHENCK, ON TUESDAY
at ii O'Clock. an elegant assortment OF the finest Furni
ture OF the most modern and unique styles OF parior
chamber dining and hall. in elegant carved walnut
wood covered in damask and superb Centre
and Card Tables every variety style OF Furniture
The above is now exhibition, and will repay those
in want Of furniture To lie sold at auction at
No. 60 Liberty street.
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Royal Mail Steamers appointed to sail tolows:-
FOR QUhENsToWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF PARIS Saturday, September Il at N.
CITY OF Mon Saturday. september 49, at ia. n.
CITY OF BRUSSElS Saturday. September g. ct p N.
CITY OF CHE E>TER... Saturday. DC tOber Noon
CITY OF RICHMOND. saturday october TO- At p N.
Cabin Passage, $U and $90, gold.
Steerage, to and from all poin IS at reduced rates
Cabin and General Office, No. 10 Broadway
Steerage Offices, No. IS Broadway and pier - North
River. JOHN g. DALE, Agent
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NEARSHALS SALE by VIRTUE OF AN EXECU-
M ton will expose tor sale at public auction, Sep
tember 1874 ut II clOcs A. M at the Hudson River
Sheep Yard, foot OF West Forty eighth street. North
River one Horse and one Calf Truck. BY order Of
A. NJ. EHRLiCH. Marshal.
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IN ALBEMARLE leaves pier 81 North River at p. NJ
every Monday commencing September l4h tor lewes,
Del, and leaves Lewes Wednesday, +. N. Freight
taken for all points in Delaware south and east Of ar
rngton and for points in eastern Maryland at favorable
rates
The New York herald., 1874-09-06

A ~. THOMAS STEARNS, AUCTIONEER.
"A. ONCE Morris street, near pot, fremont.
Elegant Household Furniture, Mirrors Phelan Billiard
Table, Carpets China, &C. at the residence OF Mrs. D.
Griswod corner Madison avenue and Fitch streets Ire
mont, Twenty fourth ward, New York.
TUESDAY. september 8, at 1Oh O'Clock.
All the elegant rosewood and walnut parlOr bedroom
chen g5snsils Garden Tools Ac Also elegant Billiard
tnrs &C., order by best makers and in fne
order Catalogues At Office Of noneer. Trains from
Urand Central de pot 7:l5, 9:l5 and 10 rs A. NJ
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SALES AT AUCTION.

). BLEECKER, SON WHITE WILL SELL AT
n. auction, by order of the surrogate, on WEDNEs-
DAY, September g. at NJ Exchange Salesroom. the
tll story and basement high stoop brick HOUSE AND
LOT No i6 West Forty fifth street. between Fifth and
sixth svennes subject to $1,000 mortgage.
pY DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTIONEER, SALES.
- room and 20 Llber,y street, opposite Post office
On THURSDAY. SEPT TO- and FRIDAY SEPT. II,
at II O'Clock, at saesroom, ~ and 49 Liberty street
SPECIAi LY ATTRACTIVE SALE OF CARRARA MAR
BE STATUARY, SUPERB PEDESTALS, VASES,
TAzzAS &c; FINE FRENCH MANTEL CLOCKS.
BRONZEs, &c.
DOVE 4 HILLIER AUCTIONEERs-MORTG
- sale Monday. September z at ii o'clock at No 796
Ten avenue, the stock and Fixtures with two years
i. s. ToWNsEND, Attorney for Mortgagee.
DY ROBERT sOMERvILLE AUCTIONEER.
- "a University place, corner Thirteenth street
HOUSEHOLD FURNITUkE, CARPETS, MIRRORS,
&C. &c.
ROBERT S0MERyILLE will sell by auction on wednes-
day. sepember at lU1z o'clock at the private resi-
dence 400 West rwenty-third street. Household Fur
niture, Carpets Mirrors &C., &c. Particulars IA time
RY JOHN A.. DUNN. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ ~ sae-will sci! tomorrow Monday l0h O'clock at
ture Carpets Feather Beds Pillows &c Particulars in
to-morrow's Herald ALBERT WEBER, Marshal
(NROCKERY AuCTION.-HENRY LOTZ. AUCTION
~ EER will make opening sale OF the season, Monday,
septemt or ]. at II O'clock splendid assortment best
White Granite and q G. also large invoice Rock and
Yellow Ware WILLIAM ANDERSON, 10 College place.
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TTORSES TAKEN TO BOARD FOR THE FALL AND
III winter by veterinary surgeon; good PASTURE &C.,
at Summit, N. ]. Call at or address No. 8 hanover
stra ciL
, 1874-08-22
TIle LffarnrY KGaANrs

THE AMERICAN EDUCATIONAL sEn1Es. THE
LITERARY READER: TYPICAL sKErcnKa PROM
TIE best EN0L1siI AND AMERICAN AuTnOns, From
SHAKESPEARE TO TIE PRESENT TINE. uHRoNoLodI-
oALLY ARRANGED : With Biographical and Critical
skecles, and Numerous Notes, etc., etc. ny GEORGE
It. cATnoAnT. 12tno, pp. &98. Now York aud CHI
cago: 1ycson, Dlakeman, Taylor Co.
Thoro Ia not much to be said OF. book Of this
sort after mentioning its title, particularly whom
tho latter Is so minuto'y descriptive Ms in the
proaant caao, It ia impossible, in work OF tho
size and scope OF this, to roprcsens aycn tho
foremost authors Of English aud American litor-
ature; while, in making neleotions, both Of
names and writings, individual tasto must decido
The choice. Therefore tnore is abundant room
for the reader to carp at the prosence of authors
aud piocos which arc not bis favorites. aud at the
auaouca Of thosa which are. Thcro Is ccrsalnly
sufficient collection Of good specimens Of the
literature OF our Language to commend this
volume as schooi-reador.
or tho trt,stwo,tbinees Of Mr.. Cnthoart's
biographical and critical sketches, We have not
had time to make = thorough tsst, but our eye
happened to Light OH q foos-note on page ~.
which atatea that AbottuR Magnua waa =
Dominican friar and Bishop Of tho eleventh
coutury. Albcrtus hlaSuus was born oither ~
ll03 or 1205.-authorities are not agreed which,
and the order Of Dominlcans VIII founded 10
1916. Tho occurrence Of this error at the outset
is unfortunnte, AZ It casts suspicion On AL tho
conpiIor's Btatistcs,
Tile book a provided With brief vocabulary
aud dictionary Of authors.
, 1874-08-22


A pOpULAl. HISTORY Of FRANCE, FROM TUE
EARLIEST TIMES. 1,y II. 0uIzor, Author OF
.The History u Civilization IN Europe" etc,, etc.
With :E0 illustrations By g. A. Do NEuvlL1E.
translated by llonEar BLACK, M. A., 8yo, va, j.,
m. 4ls. Boston: Estes Lauriat.
The namo Of dutzot standing upon any titlc-
pago IL sufficient ASSURANCE that the work 10
guaranteed ranks among tho tirat Of ita claas.
Tho proof Of this haa baea too many tlmes be-
fore thB world to need further veriticatiou. The
history OF Franco haa been 10 long tho study OF
Ouizot. and 80 often uudor treatment by him iu
various aspects mud in different periods, that 1t
might be supposed that 10 would now haye to
take pom md papor IN hand and draw from
memory alone, to writo out the dotalls In now-
Ink narrative connecting the zamotest date to tho
present hour.
From the preface introducing the work before
us wo aro led to infer that It originated in Heries
OF historic tales which tho author relatea for tho
instruction and entertainment Of Ills grand
children, and that Ao waB guided IN shaping tho
method Of tlis narration BY its offcot upon tluir
minds. believing that tho intellect Of bright
aJ earnest Guild ia susceptible to tho same 1A-
uresBions Al the mind OF tho ayorage adult, ho
felt sure tlat, whom ho nad aucceodod In holding
tho attertion OF his youttg auduuce, aud 1naklug
tho moaning aud the heaglug Of aucoossaya ehar.
actors and events oloar to them. ho lIad found
tito right way 10 create the saA0 reRulta with
renders Ut largo. Taught by this valuable ptao-
tical experience, he tells us l4o learned tlat, Ia
popular history, the Interest ooula 10 maae 90
colltre, with raro oxcol'tlona, about great duota
and great posAouagea. 1t ii upou thls principle
I,arofora, that ho laA proceeded IN tho prasent
biography OF tho lifo OF Franco Which 10 intend.
cd to ILL q place midway hetWsen an abrfdga+
mons and an o1hAuatlye s1satiao. TAoTs vas
, 1874-08-22
A Little Aristocrntic Itosnnncc.

london Letter {jiy ~ 10 TIC San FYdnci.co Chronicle
We do not ofteu hear of romantic attachments,
atoru paronts. and elopement iii real 1ito, and
the so.caed fashionable world Inns been much
a1nuaea by the sto,y Of the attempted elopeuloI,t
OF two aristaoratie lovers. The lovely daughtor
Of an Earl won't with her parents alast yoar TO
Scarborough. delightful eeasile place in
for wldowa and young bachelors who want to
marry money. Thus tho Lady Ea,lly, who
might appropriately sing tho pretty song conf
poaed whou tho Prlncoas Roya! was married. ~.
too, am seventeen, Mamma" first saw and foil
in love with aud was beloved by q Scotch poor.
Az, however, her 1ovor WAS considerably on Tho
shady aldo Of 10, tho young. sadys. parents OBJ
tected to the match. Tho loyera behaved WIN
admirable consistency aud falling to move s the shs
an olopoment. Thoro was not to bo any
use of 4 ladder Of roneH or 1lro-egcaro. Iho
aHHir waa to be managed in pleasant way that
would cauHo no dscoMfort or Inconvenience to
tho lovers. The young lady waH gong witt lier
papa aud nan,traa to q garden.parsy given by tho
ptfuce OF Wnles at Ehiswlck. Tho elderly
Scotch Peer had also an invitation t, to
easier slian for tho young Indy, to stroll
away from tho company. and tue elderly
Scotch Peer would casually meet hor aud quiet
ly taAd her out OF the garden to Ills carriage
which would be in waiting. Thiuga foil out us
tho lover wished, until just aa tl.oy reached tho
garden. gate, when the Earl appaaredt and,
gently putting hia daughters hand on hiH arm.
eomlltnre OF tile elderly sootch lover. who Ind
boon 10 imprudant ~ to conade hjs plans to ono
[ or two faithloaH friends, All's we'll that onda
wall, lowoyer, aud tilo danger Of q scandal has,
1t is rumoral frightened tho Earl into accepting
| tho taltutul aud elderly lover as so,l-il,-law
, 1874-08-22

hot IN thu tow'ring Alps, CT rising rnoon,-
Nor in N!aE'ra's !tap, o. 0cean's swell -
Nor Nou1c nor Atlens, doth true grandeur dwell,
Nor yet In Falace-halis will art boStre~n;-
But In that nun who doth cspouRe the right,
And dare maintain It though the world opposo1
While Knga uud Princes number with his foes.
And sct1bo 9nd mitre.l priest consp1rc their might
70 crush Ito living Christ Tint breathcs within,
And nll hia noble acts account aa sin,
Yet he stau0a firm, aud hears thu rlDble plead
For error or Darabbaat aud the cry
For blood from thoso whom he wac wont to feed
Then up tie mount LIE bears Ills cross to die.
JAMES JupSpA Lord.
, 1874-08-22

An 1inpoftaht Hlaau o. AaasSefie'1A 'asA"
.r'' ,,-.., o..,,
r'i Mr nancroft aud lis wfo m sai M for Now York
t9aay. LIN ohuon @ s.s1i ian 1 hrat h;,a n,n
pseasHe enc 20 Ivy, h'u aaa 9Iougt ut .,; G..o
valuable conl1l1ut!ol W nas n.s.o5 ~
ieaa thah "nna OF impui.aht osEnal ;.nu, .s1.
scripts; "ag no. & ar; & 1'ahcto.e s Mno th3
1outu tuG.o. ~ noio tao aa, a"lu Ga!s s
young Emgs,nn u iapa, 3 ~ f,,ns ',';1y sun
tne la.o hoiu u " r;to '1 t,n s ~ n.y.
of hia ancestors y. moro ynn Hoo a,' ,cao
aovaltaeo OF .nae f. @ tt, a tn
as T. H., ~ nseanod nno,, % his ~ e3cr %
Gseat est@;e "in nte ssa aa ~ ~ ,,nmc,
occupied III .,,;a.'ss taslhs easu conro1;na ~ "1s
pioressH 70 'nnn tramt .ro"t y" 7rs,,'1IatIar HI
nioefaphy ot nl' to t;,usaif ~ ,o l.,
isht hos tvom In ,snse ;voa ~ ",ai,r,1to " 6 r.
sEaaaa;e nfstG.as @ m & ~ ann t.o .t t. rai;cn5
aopnolp r. 1iias nu nr avo c"rod nroativ for INV
lsm 70 n'G,s, s,, W o.,, a1 fe ,o ortoo tasa tbnrs
neNtcs NY euo 1.''1 sois' ~ M IN I'm WnT3
~ Lord Edmund Fitzmaurice, il brother to tho
proaems MhiaS ig W 1 ho" y,rmo ,ras thnt
tor whosa ~ Me ny nan M,,sta to fcorgo fT
lemoua nodo ,,,o. .nnonAo e,5 tn mn" wio yottle
to ~ of neace With certain reyotod
colonles tho naepenae'Ge ~. ha'n nosv Ma' ra,or
ward acknowledged ui11ei ~ nom tn.mst n
we'a-xno"n aan,o y. .nu Torf E,lnd ritz,
4e~s - - "a. .' .' ~ l., fin co,rua m l,in ~
maurice haa aocees, nn a1m ~ consorale t number @
Of autograph lattors ffom tue Ait,St 10 Lolu oiael
hurao, reatne to Tue waf Of 1u0gGnaoneo ,na ind ID
tho negotiations then Sfiang o. Moat o a, ~
such T.. thomsoves 1'o ani t"en so,la
paius not to lot any hlnt ei the Mecogaly f.!
M ointment historian was a. %ork Oh re perloao
covered by thoso leIors woo ~ ,ay ~ ;,, tsarea,
have taken grim ploasufe ~ te.nns nl..i ,af co'
plete his work in ignorance Of thor eontehta.
When he beard that ~: haierols Was u to%a LOW a., ~
called upon hm to'd nun OF w., Wnat & ne naa ~ u,"' ,,o
coSosea, a!a oHalea 70 paso tno Maoo auo auo
manuseslpLs III AT; DhncF9ta ,a;us nas' tiot H.
, 1874-08-22
Bishop flcnnt-Tho Facts Concerning
His Probable Promotion to the Ar.

Bishop fRenni--The Facts Concerning
His Probable Promotion to the Ar.
claepiscopney.
E+ona ths Miluaukes Sentinel.
As mention has been frequently ulade OF late
of the proposed inycaeitu1o of Bishop Henni
with still highcr honors by tho Pope, correct
version Of the fncta In the caso will be Of inter
est. It has boen incorrectly stated that Bishop
lienni had received the letter announcing his
promotion from Rome, and also that 4 telegram
had boon sont him from that city TO tho samo
effect.
At a conyocation Of priests iu Baltimore
some time ngo, it was thought necessary that
United States. At this time thoro are sovon
A1chbishoprics or provinces in tue country,
each OF which has itH seat or SEQ in one Of the
following citios: Baltimore, Cincinnati, Now
OrIoans, New York, Oregon, st. LolliB and San
Francisco, It was proposed that the three new
and Boston. There WAS then meeting of Aroh-
blsh0ps at Cincinnati about the month OF juno
Inst, which considered tho suggestion presented
them aud forwarded it to Rome AS thor rec
oulmeudation. This Ia all that has been dono ut
preHont, and until tho Official notification arrives
in fhe i'opes Own hand, everything is uncertain.
as frequently tho recommendations made arc re-
iocted. After this tho pallum, or Archblshop's
Insignia, will DO sont BY tho hand Of some faith
Iul messenger, who, however. may arrive In one
month or not for 1.-Two. Tho most that is known
Of tho present condition Of Affairs is through
Father Gurtner, at prenent IN this city, and who
when In Rome, formed acqnalutances In tho Pro
paganda. Ono Of tho Professors mentioned In
q lettcr received about week since that ho un-
derstood that tho Recommendation Of the Cn"
ciunati ArchbishopB would bo accepted. Even
tho extent Of the new province ID not known, or
who are tho suffragans In ii, those details h2ying
10 be settled by tho Congregation of Bites.
, 1874-08-22

Tho Government occasionally gotH tho bot
Ter Of ois1co.no1lsra In England. The Dnko of
Aberoorn tor instance, has had to pay fl,000
fur tho uecessary stamps on hla conmihson. no-
lux vt tic ratio Of s por cent on ILLS salary, the
paytnen. being imperative .wlothor ha remained
ans weak or I've yaArs In o0aas.
, 1874-08-22

TIE rNoTTIN1 HORSE OF AMERICA: now ro
Train AND Dn1vE HIM. WITH REM1H1soENoEa or
E.iitcd By C,1XaLza j. Tos1En Including N Intro
aNctory Notice py 4EonaE W1LKEa, nnd 1ograpll-
jcat Hkosch by The Editor. Eighteenth Edition. Re
yiaca MD Enlarged with New Appendix, Tables of
Performances, and Cop]nus Index. 19mo., pp. %87.
philadelphia: Porter h Coates.
Ono docs not mood to know anything Of tho
horse or Of the turf, or ever 10 hnro heard tho
nau,o of Hiram Woodruff, to rcalize tho valuo OF
this publication. 1t haa tho gonuiuo atamp Of
authority on every pago. and to the n,arit Of d
standard manual adds tho fascination OF ro-
matco. How truo 1t Ia that tho hnmblcst indus
try may DO elevated into All art, and afford op-
portunity for the development OF real genius.
Eyon the horBe-tamor and tho jockey may dis
play such fino, raro qualities Of dlscornlncnt aud
Judgment. and such iulloxihla Integrity aud
awoet good-naturo, thai all mon Who know him
are forced to do him royerencc. More warm
hearted and impressive tributes to The
worth Of man woro never coinod
than thoso which tile friends OF Hiram
Woodruff have utorwover into the Bketches Of
hiH career Which preface tho manual. It is good
thus to be reminded. once IN while. that, III
The lowest walks OF life, thcro sometimes arc
found na noble specimens OF manhood ~ extht
on the fRco Of tho Garth. --.-.
Mr.. Woodrlf'B extended experience and OK
tronle succoSs in training horsss hayo long
boen familiar to a who take any interoat IN TINT
gallant beaBt whoyo powers hc has done 80 much
to cultivate. Ills book il, or ahoul5 be. IN tho
hands Of oyory ono who ownB, drives, or loveB
the horso aud, II tllore bo an individual who
doeB neither Of thcHe tlreo. ho will quickly
clange his feelings 1t l0aat, on peruaing tho
WoYk.
, 1874-08-22

RHYMES OF NONSENSE, TRUTH, AND FICTION.
Dy praf CHAucEn 1osEs, ". II. u. with llluAtra-
tlons By Sir MICHAEL ANo1Lo nAPuAEL SMITH, Q.
O. D. Square 8yo pp. 50. New York; q. v. Carlo
ton Co.
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neod Of Just such work, and We may DO thank
fr1 That 10 ablo a writor has undor!akon to pro-

Estes Il 1aurlat sro Reproducing tho history for
American readers in style Of uncommon oio-
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Do Neuvllo tho volumes viii bo embellletod
with forty atool lino-ougrayinga. Tho work In
issued In aoui-mouthly parts. ton Of whioh aro
ready for delivery. Tho whole number will COM
ptiHo, probably, forty-iive parts, or vo volumes.
Prico, go conta por part. Sold by subscription