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THE CATHOLIC WORLD.

A large space in this number is devoted to
the discussion OF various topics OF ecclesiastical politics,
Including President Grants speech at Des hoineS"
"Thc Protestant Episcopal Church Congress-" THE
Conference Bonn" and others The tender and sweet
sonnets OF Aubrey De We're a reireshment amid
heavy mass Of religious pOenics, which, however has
also several intervals Of attractive fiction and narrative
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THE GALAXY.

The January number is made up to great
extent Of the serial stories OF Mr.. McCartays dear
Lady Dsdain," which is now brought 10 happy END,
Mss Howells's Reuben Dale" and "Madeap Violet
by william Black. A paper by Mr.. Charles W. Raymond
presents OF stringent criticisms on the existing
method OF conducting the national surveys, and strongly
urges the placing OF them under the direction OF the En-
rineer Bureau Of the War Department, which he yind
Gates against the recent structures of Professor j. d.
whitney in tie North American Review" "Woman's
Occupatious" by Mr. Albert Rhodes has some good sug
gestons on the extravaganza Of American society," by
which families suddenly brought to want by failure
Of the crops commercial panic. The love OF osten
tation he justly remarks, induces people TO live beyond
their means. Hotels full of lOOkiDggiass and
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refreshments. spendors often found in the dwell
lngs Of the rich to the neglect of the real comforts OF
home. general spange invests society The gorgeous
dwelling is house of glass; with bad pictures, counter
felt precious stones books for show and not for reading
and its wine cellar half poison. Mr.. Mccarthy CON
tributes an instructive political article entitled The
English Interregnu and there is translation from
A. Tanes forthcoming Ancient Regime on " Kings,
Church Mobiles, and sinecures" in which modern radi-
calism is carried to the one hundredth degree
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IN the Revolution" gives sketch of the old kmcXel
booker town in the period of its low estate, when IL had
scarcely twenty-five thousand inhabitants, and was
subject 10 the terrors and sulerings Of hostile pos
session. There was little space for Christmas les
tivtes while the hand Of the foreign soldier was
ut the throat of the city. Families were divided,
homes were in ruin, death was reaping VIDE
harvest. The city had been nearly laid in ashes by
sdestructve fire Acres that had been swept over by
the confederation turned into rude settlements ny
using walls that the fire had spared In these NOVELS
half hut half tent, dwe OF vagabOnds who MADE
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crowded with starving prisoners Relocated soldiers
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high reve in the homes Of fugitive coonsts One hun
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the natural face Of the city is changed that the men
who wore the buff and blue would not be able TO recog
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Inhabitants are the same as There papers on
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Celia Thaxter, Mrs Piatt H. II. Boyesen, and H. Ii.
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Among the attractive articles IN this number,
TIE Poetry OF stcepes" claims especial attention for
ia curious learning and legendary anecdotes on the sub
ret Of bells Cambridge the Charles" is q chapter
Of history and gossip that old university town. with
personal sketches of its distinguished residents and
ample pictorial illustrations including portraits OF Long
faIlow Lowell President Eliot and several OF the for
mer presidents Of the college, of which are moro
suggestive TO the Imagination than the memory or MT
IongfeIIow, the writer remarks: AS he draws near
seventy he is fine picture Of beautiful manhood All
Cambridge. down 10 coalheayers and hod-carrers re-
veres him for his benignity, and remembers him. not
only as poet but ms kind and gentle man." President
Barnard completes the history of the progress OF phys
cal science in the First Century OF the Republic,
treating of the abors OF several American scientists VINO
still living His account OF the services OF PROFESSOR
John W. Draper, especially in connection WIN inc
spectrum presents just tribute TO the character ana
that eminent philosopher both In the ned
of letters of science His Investigations II is stated
embrace at the ply steal, chemical and therinai
properties OF light and the relations OF this principle 70
the organic world the physiology of vision He was
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Of the Fraunhoer lines The foundations of the science
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1855 three years the OF the results
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Draper. Professor Joseph Henry, Professor Wolcott
Gibbs Professor Young Dr. Charles g. Page, Professor
A. f. MAYER and Others also Of great interest show
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the remarkable discoveries which the glory OF the age
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