, 1876-01-15

tHeae doubtful hsurlts rcfs rereht y would Eti re.
to 'iyn for th'Ir Introduction. l3ooza
would a inferior ~ ttod manuscripts III appearance,
but h?: fnfet!nt III prrt Ent t3ts wore IN snItart-
n no irt,stxosthy .rencs sG.t hey xsto oros ussd
for ny o'llsr p,rrns. il,an 4, hat g. t're 1imoHt.
great fa'Iura q ltr tyres wer" INT cnt by :.tentIhn
s".t, r.. w S r. st r. t
10 him VII" frrt Thought It ttlo advantages II syts,
nor Even to him vii" tfst male them by finlrs"tirahn
methods. ftH AonhrR rally duo to this n4aIt
~hnso fagar'ty And rasl"re III experiment liz
ioltc fr Tin ty".inoI 10y J., fllu At.t to mako
tyEMA Which tud ha llaed With advantage.
Tin fanitA chapter in t1oyoLca 10 "Tiio
fmagu-lfinss Of the Fifteenth Contnrv," and
thu fifth Il, Printed aud Htenciltd rlaylug-
carls y; II. hotl' Of whIsl. aro gvnn interesting
tue general reader. and all Of lam bearing upon
tho question OF tho origin Of Frinllng.
Dir. Do Sinno IL hover dull or pro5y. Lis
statements nro clcar. rouclao, ard 10 thb tont
while his conscientious pnfilstakiaI In thn put
suit OF knowledge entities him 10 tho full con-
iidc,icn OF his roaderB. lh this connection. no
n,ay hsatr that ut onc tiiIo be lad 2tM or moro
pages Of Lii book III stereotype. When. RECEIVING
hint Of aonlehing ilo had overlooked. hs bo.
gan i,vcatigation III a bow Direction. developing
facts before hidden III niaty n,ltl oHt.oi-tle-Nay
rccords and which now 70 To form, tic beautiful
and complete work ho is offering h,. readers.
cauao OF letters.
liio nooK Is elegantly printed on oid.strte !a'd
~ HIupauG "'s M H. haolcct q! Mu!en
most modern booLa. II IL en,,nI,siw ;itms.r.tcS
Iy the pAo:o. engraving pr0cess.-0po of the
iirAt ht1ccesssnl arPiicatlona OF the PROCESS to
~ I!uhtiasa ltf u pooHh.-pfeschtil1;h numerous
,,nt n,.i. ,,,Jia,n,sssI| p'tif. ~ " ".'t ~
thoughtful reader md bih.ioir. hit nm arm.
mont us nell.
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Rg:t,xscrscsu ny r"uI. s.'.'Iyr *s o',,E.,, %.
l.6u-'Gi. lly ABsEH DorlLsuAr, Brsyet Major
,enele'' ssn =. y a. I?,n. ", ~. Nrw York:
Go. Iricc, Il. ~A'(4s' '%0@e"' '4s1"As a.
M oyent that occurred t;rriuy Tho lato War
Of tho 1iobe.iou 10 thrilled Tho heart of orr ma
tiou as ths seizure of Fort Sumter. at which, tho
first etot MES firai that i,laucusated tho long
and bloody Gtrife botncan tho Uulon aud tho
strataeem by which Tho ro,t ,vaa ,vroxto,, ,ror,
a. ia,,aa - a." u.,.o,. ~. ~. t'o.
~ ,".'1n -. .n' Hooe's W nthl' tn'ucssen' ~
tno AAsahu4pb VI Inp littie panu that DFaVc1y hcn
the place for four months, and Of lis final bonl-
bardmant and surroutlcs, have been ropcat-
al IN tfo ,,r,1;c. t,t w. ,,.,s 49,,
1a4an.., W. ""'o ''o"
uo|ai'cu nno 1e1aeiouS nceoshs from
which will bo read with liyoy interest. aud ,nay
bo accepted N tr1,strorthv. II i. ur;ttan with
imr,Dru, y,;r;t onl "a,.ar. 49, s.,' 49,. 49,.
an...,. IT,. ~, .,'a ., go, w" oau .nsu' tao
narration whero tho Nebels wcro particularly
,crrosu;v, ar ,,,o r1,;o, ,,o,, ,-.,e .r.a, ....s
undecided. Con. Doubleday il mnn OF warm
tupul.ce AZ we'll nj Of uron1nk scton ara in
tense loyalty; aal. when ho reviews tho con.se
Of tllo men on either side wao arc responsible
for tie capturo Of Fort sum,or ho snsaka in
" ~ "F'sA " nots aas"'o1t ~ 1pe"ha iA
terms tn0e hro torctblc, nAu yot evidently iul-
partial
AthoHeh aWafdin9 Mai. Anderson full praise
for tho merits Hhicl characterized him ID u man
".'o so!alor, ooup1eoaS uoos not hesitate 70
elow "heFc his Rylnpathics T1tA tllo South and
with tho institution Of Slavery constrained lin
~ ,oac''on IA many ine'aneeh "horo IN exercise
Of his lavfnl powo,a would lavo dono gool cxc-
sitataininE tho authority OF tho Government.
ctl, in tho opinion Of Gen, doubleday. had Mai.
Anderson bcrti nlirred by 4 duo decree Of i,ulx.
nation against ths rarty Which was resolved up
ari.a,u ~ ~. ~ 1ha nAtlon.
dne.o are soVefaI Places III tho narrative where
tho interest 1ecofneB exciting; and lhis, nlllch
tho occupation Of Fort Sumter, il worth extract
,n!, oen q. ',GeGmoer l1ooi anu on tiie announco-
allowed officers ard men juht twenty minutos i,l
which to propar0 for departure:
first wcut to tho bsrracka Tvrttx f,cprrs, ftb.,
Il, ut saw at caclt man WAX rrontrIv ,r,ns1 ~"
equipped, This ipft n,r ten ,uti,iItes ia s,mre. T
daaet over to nv Gfarcro. toi NV ,vr ~ ct rs.,
il lcayo Immediately: and. ~ lila hvhtipn - wnul',
nfnEebiy culu,u1co IN fcw minntes s,ivss, hcr !"
talc rrGilga With souc fsut.ks outside md mt In
hind Tic fa.hills ~ soon as ,l,ssihe to nyo,I tn
thot. sha hastily thruy lcr wra1iuspp,rel nto Isr
ss ;l mai, usts thsn arronsn,a SaE oqs "u
alL w took saI ai haaty isayn or rac other Ia
ne!thcr knew when or wl,sro no wnui,i meet n;ntn
AZ Huup as tAia was acco,lns1rI stranncI ~ nv
ruynyer ttcsl blanktt ac,pgs INV shonlttrs and ~
or!tl to Nal Anderson that NV tncM wprs in rrat
uess 10 move " - '"A'-
We parsc ont Of tp 1n1Ir ratcs and s,lcntv iu.,1s
o,sr way fur aoso ,Iuasrr ct milo to Hrut wbrrs
the luas Ecra hltItoli hy Nh irrrv,,iar Mia nf rca
whr]I nrisiuur formed part ~ In s,s.w. T. 1nsrs.
was not single human bei,,s in aght n ws inarch,S
to tho rendezvous an1 w asl to cxr5orIuary rnoI
luck Ia la wholly ,1tUl,neryrT w fnn,T sansr,1
r,rt -f1rnt, SHrsr md Tn.,1n IN tri',. , .9t ~