, 1876-03-25
lreptico's "Eiston7ses by Prothing-
ham~.Lord Shelburnc-.Care Of
tho Sitk-.Fiskc's Essays.
British Periodical Essays: The Review,
Taller, Spectator, Guardian, Ram.
bier, World, ldler, Etc., Etc.
Asiatio Cholora--Movomonts Of Blood
Vessels-..New Species Of Doer.'-
Thomo do Gamond and tho
Channel Tunnel.
LITERATURE.

pAL.aEY HISTORY OF NEW ENGLAND.
1aE Hlaroar ot NEW EFof4Np. Y Jon1 n"auan w
PAtfREr. teann: .! 5s..n Merme1 ~ e. urce
nlaes' o'o' eo's4s'' 'An''A' N'So'1'@ - we ~'
w. ,,,,. .,.u,u,
Tho first throo volumes Oh tbis atanuAto H'o"
,ory Of New England. which brought the nar-
rativ. down to 1000. tho eoso Of tho staar.
d5nas!y ana 1au 1sss e,s, - 49,. hass hofoxs ~
10 tic Ihzono OF Lnsiauo' na," ocsu po,ol. .ne
public Tor tweivo yearn. and have fecoisoa TUG
cordial approval Of hialoricsl etadonto: A fourth
'o.. rs.,rssi .o I'm ~. c,o,o ~ Gov nc,c,,,
rata7e io."a.u ~ 1'7o' .uo ,,eso -. NV.
tr'S administration III aho hiaseacaaee.ss troY,
brinr tue history down to tho opening Of tho
w.. -, 1rIn,,ntionra n 1. mr nincoro w,gh
Ma1 o. t"oopona. ~ ..aar.t,o ..a ~.
that sao mo aoo nensn .Ao en., aaa ~
be spnzcl to complete tho task ho ms projected.
~ ~. -, k,or ,nrch nf tha htstorv ~ Tho
Nv ~ n,n ~. 49, ,r,d, ,,inos.1y f.r,-
un1cu n.a'es "ao uae nv n'.o Ts..s . A.. s...s
OF tho universal Yankoa nation. From 1850 to
1a,n-vhc, tho tido OF cm,gration was atopped
~, more ncrsonn want back to England, to en-
saa more H s,, ooa,.a, M ' hOtvcon 9orlss md
tho Long Parliament, than cnmo ofor.-124ooo
Enplieh om,erauta Ispdod at Boston. Thoy were
oar..,o, rceclrtc. nnt practicsl meu. Soma
rn~I;sh ] w1t,or T has mid mid thss Euelapd was vIp-
moved for good raod with which to plant tho
New England Colonies. No poopto ever 30 I'm
plciely obeyod Tho Scripture ipjunc-
Inn "to bo fruitful and multi
ply ~ o'a 'h's poop'o' eto1 tuas o-ooA
has sprung 1aco Of man who, By their energy
character and ideas, hAyo largely controlled tho
t,er of Northern g.ateo from tie Atlantic to tho
ne.,o. 49,, ~hoan ,rnr,pcn I'm, hon,, fc,t IN
fac''e' ana "uo'' Nv. ,,.,.. g,.."n,a,.s,,,.s. .,.s
iii parts OF tue Unlon. HosNltnetano'n6 tno
Rroas immigration from Ireland and from tue
Continent OF Europe which had then taken
pas1 1;,.a ~ ~ ,ha noraon. tbon In the 11n,tod
states had in their vens tha. Now England
blood which ea' over from 1880 $50 M.I To- ,o For
naonI. a.va,onod uo rov,np nroo]iytt;ca hut
Peol'o aa'1op'1 w ~. nv, i,,ara.,,.so ,t,,
weto aeoateu' having ous Ies'o .ne''ss"'so W.
sho other Colonies or with England 1hey "ote
nnd governmental problems, and roeisting
ths ecncronnh1nentn of tLo EnEly6
Crown upon thor chartered rights.
hsa tas va. OF n he as .S0sSa ' saa sss o
aomaa 70 thas aNe sn the apoK.utanco Of
ths nthor Colopios, and s,uco tint tins dis
a' osSn ono os
S,,rnnon IL, 1.nr;l, and h,oa3th of TIM land. II
thn n9s;mitivn i,lyn haG not maintained iIn pro
i,fo nnniitira fIe native nwarIn would have tIfod
nns .'no nnor sms,, ~, tlcn,et3oI,' '
W. s1i,. an ;orco ~ n. Now.En,,ona
'Hss ago ra,,n m,in,. mt ~ un,ssrsai
elMaor lazy 'n. srowa reiini9,o .n nai;t,csi
is.e ,.t, ru ns o rosnsct shoas nt pnrt.n
ssasn,ne qcn nndos. ~ w EmnIro @ thcv
would not 10 ag.eeaolo ,v'Ptp Pctop'o TO 'e mve
WIN n our aay' nna. .,l ~ s, ~"
called religious "ns a9o1 ~
q tne ssoampoat ena 'no o.est.o .o'UsIapn. al
wAa not hnpposoa tlAt swo persons Aosn'aR III
setont rsligsous yla"s eoaio 4so ~ LUG natno
community and hos qua1Iei. n WAs snon = =
quarrel 10 EnFland. anu tno OPPRESSION WHICH s,,n,
lhoy suffered IN consequence, whIch SOM tneus
/. 10 Amer'ca. Uy religious freedom tlcy meant
Freedom tof thenseivoes aha M 10. noo9ay eiso'
On their stamping Er0lluu. lh1y Wanteu ponce,