The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-03-03
OUR BOOK TABLE.

ANNETTE; OR, THE CHRONICLES OF BELLEVUE
f By Charlotte Walsn CHAM Philadelphia
r CiaxtoD. Remsen & Hatfelfnger. New Or
5 leans: r. q. Eyrich.
"Charlotte Walsingham' is name that is
new to us among the very many novel-writers
OF the day; but whether this be her first
novel, or lone Of many, it is a decided sue
cess. The writer possesses a rare eombina-
ton OF intense dramatic power, keen sense
Of the ludicrous. indescrihably mournful
pathos and an exceptional refinement in both
style and incident. The story of "-inuette"
is wildly interesting and well told. The
ending is very SD, it is true, but auy other
dgnouement would have 1arred the exquisite
harmony OF the whole.
REcoYsHcosoSs sNS SUu.Es1uoAs Gy Iohn.
Earl Russell Boston Robesg, Gso.l.trs.
New Orleans Il. @. Eyrich.
! These memoirs u Earl Russell constitute !.
valuable contribution to English politic,.'
history. covering, a they do, very extended
period. Bonn ia 1892, Earl Russell entered
| public sit9 a. Mem Der ~ Parliament in 1873
one 2nontA before attaining Xiv majority
chosen 20 The leadership Of The Liberal parlv
III the House of Commons in 1884. lie retained
tia: important position fos Eoye shan {. qIl.-
te,"!. century. Ills memoirs offeS na,ra-
ton o. the important event. in which he bore
. prominent par: unit, within very recent
period. the volume bearing date October
1914. The chap ers devoted 10 Free Trade. |
the Chartist Riots, the Crimcan War. Na.ioaa! |
EiUration aud Ritualism, will be found Is.
pe'iaIy tese,ing to the genera, :e..er.
>@cYN TEEssvKr. BY Sir Arthur Helps. X.
Z. +. Author Of "E.ienI, ia Council.
Thoughts upon Government, etc bos.
ton: RobeSss Iyothess. New Orleans. 4. G.
Eyrich.
Under the pleasant guise or 4 >ere, o:
essays. read to the 'Frends in Council and
the ensuing conversations OF the Friends, in
the discussion OF the subject matte. OF these
papers. we have here q most admirable setting
iofth OF the ways and means of making PEG.
PIE comfortable the deysing Of measure, to
increase the happiness anC. weu-bs;a. 9: al. a
classes Of the community.
Some OF the points il. which our present /,
social alrangeme at. require romolelins are &,
indicated in the silaine titles Intrusive. l
ness. "The Art Of Leaving of, "Eospi. '
allty. "over- Publicity" Acknowledgement :
y Riches. etc.
1t is the moss delightful book We haze j
AIKEN up in "a long time. and though in res.li. a
y treatise upon political economy, many 0. :
he reforms indicated requiring the aid of I
eadlhS statesmen, yet lie fac: il 50 pleasant d
disguised, 50 clarmipg,y voilet. tina: ,nauv
eaders Will not be aware tina. it is So We. =
therefore,. recommend it confidently. even t, ~
ur lady readers :,
ilAETs .sn HANDS. ~ Christian Reid New al
York: u. Appleton x %. Nv Orleans, o,
X. g. E.rich. In
The literary career Of Christian Re.! opened "
18th tie brightest promise sn "valeri. Ayl- -
Ter and Morton House. She vas hailed Il
5 = the risin: ana brilliant light Of American
terature.' &c
The promise thus .ivsn Mas been molly "a! ,"
He'd ia '...'gbel Lee. "'Ebb- Tide. ..Nina> B
tenement. and ~ Dapght.. OF .ohenlia.' g
Inch have appeared ia Sapits succession. -
he bnilan: reputation thus acquired i, At
ell sustained liz tie present volume hi
Hearts and Hands, which is /. charming te
society novel simple story of one season ie
the WLi,e Sulphur. 81 bring YOU three n,
vers ! bid Won choose one, is tie burden haa
the story. pe
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PORTS Thar EIrg. Hy L. De Witt TaYnace. ca
New York Harper 4 Brothers. New Or -
leans: George Ellis * brother. 81 Camp gu
street.
This is collection. in book form, of those sl1
=. ", - - ' to
of the american Sturgeon RI.
ainst that determination OF modern soei It
Y. the theater. which recently called thl
ria such vehemen. reply and indignant e. e,
mmen from the press, the public and the his
Se OF the whole country. They are keen, pre-
arp and pungent. Many Of them read like Cpl
: pages OF a romance. or the lines of n VA
lma, rather s!lan the solemn utterance. of an,
pulpit, and will certainly entertain if they sol
not convert the reader qua
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