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The New York herald., 1876-11-03


CATALOGUE 0e o EAna Ths Il pDfssYs pDxYs srpAy SALE
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
CROSS MATCHED TEAM, uHEsTNuT AND BAY. iax
free from vics with %s .ys and action. MA
Of going Europe; also bne silver
SIniss BUILT By BREW
TsSe M mAsE s: LADY
IN ~ harness; irse from vice. very hsndsone and
asssas ss % :ss % ss
sSSfN S55a fSSk Ak sR$s5s
- IS Isaas high syaaI: Kind and true d All bar.
ss ss aa ss ss .sa .s' + s
ca COOP ORDER
BAY og nossR * E'ss Sizes HY RYsprcK HAxBLE
tonan dam an American star srs is 10 hands high.
old I.n kind .r and d, as In al n free from
S:ss! .SS MARE l.. AND :n9
an 1 . sssa s.
warranted sound.
fSS,'; S;'';i ssa1
i. ~
sound. Also set single Harness and
ssSDL ESaD E1fSs sS sFRs sEM HANDS
a :s:
Al SAy .sa: % s.s ..s
Eses sGJSEE si si AND BHi .1f '''n'd sound
BAowN HORSE is,s HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD;
nd nsa s Il and M a%, % Sn ss ss e.:
rnsea .osnd md "A Aiyo sss Jingle harness and
GRAY. HORSE j. HANDS HIGH. YEARS OLD;
d % s % S% ss
TOP ROAD Mak IN
Brewster Co. OF Broome St
tree driver and an extra family horse Also ses gold
Old .mss.oni.n dam fR Black swan; Sai..d Sy
Colonel Thorns, Of roaghtssp.,e issi hand. high.
than $50, aud can pc driven BY : lady Also sos
% ?S5;sS'!Sh ShDfs iS BUILT sy synary
kind and true in oil harness; free from vieo good
s.. S:sd By ,
For spkk has POLE AND
ROAM Ar aisy Rcss Sr; p s:;Sfsy
od kind 4 rad A. true In al ts!nss b co tree s% vice. has
safe and reliable for to drive at full speed
NO TOP ei' ROAD 10 s1' WAGON. BY BREWSTER CO.. or
Close Coach good Business Wagon. top Depo.
Wagon. 3coupes Kocksways. extension top Phsstons
SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK.
4 -aAJoR oHAs ". BARKER. AucrIoNEER-
"A THE FOLLOWING Stock from tho stables OF Messrs.
| CARROLL LIVINGSTON, Colonel j. L. Kpp y. q.
d'HuutviIle, C. Dubois Wagstaf and other WELL KNOWN
S@ u ,Hs'ss'r sss
Auction and New York ratersss corner Of Broad
way and 39th viz.
unEsTSGr s5KkEL o.'dsa.s ls high ys... old;
sro Hoa II Il sio and IS warranted sound and Kind
BROWN COLT, Is high foaled 1873: gos by Backman's
Idol a sister the dam of DEXTER: In
three minutes, aud Is warranted sound and kind
BAY uAMBLETON1AN Geiding. is high. 3 years od !;
nne ncton and and warranted sound and kind
mir
kind
BROWN COUPE Horse, ie,E high. years old: extra
action warranted kind.
PAIR or VERY closely matched bay Geidings, 151
high DID, without exception the best
family the city, and warranted sound and
Kind.
THE BROWN trottng Marc MERLIN GIRL l51 high.
old, got by s. A. Douglas. OF Ryskyks HANDLE
tonan close 40 and II warranted sound and
kind.
STOCK NOW on exhibition.
FULL PARTICULARS in toInorrow's Herald.
A SIDE BAR TOP WAGON. BREwsTEHS IN
springs top Pony Pnaetcn, single and double
Harness by DnnscomD: all In gocd order Apply at l3f
West 5ist st.
A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO DISPOSE OF Ills
ATeam Of black Horses 1873 hands high: stylish, high
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
coAsrwIsE srnAmsHlr,.

CENI-wEEkLY LINE FOR PORT ROYAL. ). a.. AND
DFernandna Fla sailing Tuesday and Friday from
pier ~ East River, at . r. NJ 49,,
Steamer CITY OF DALLAS. Cnptsiu LINES. FRIDAY,
November 5. 1876 :,
sieamer HUNTSVILLE, Captain croweli. Tuesday. No
ycuber 7.
tickets 10 all points in Florida.
Apply for information aud tickets to
Z. II. MALLORY CO..
The New York herald., 1876-11-03

GERALD. BRANCH OFFICE, I.2s5 BROADWAY,
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADvKRTlsEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.
The New York herald., 1876-11-03

flNEAAS LINE FOR GALVESTON. TDUCHlNG AT ky
West, carrying the United States mail The steamer
STATE OF TEXAS. Captain Boger, will sail on Saturday,
November T. 1876, at y. NJ. from pier 20 East River.
Through bills adns given TO ali points on the Houston
Texas Central Intern sonal and Great Northern. Cal
Houston Henderson aud the Galveston, Harris
burg and San Antonio railroads Freight aud nsur
For freight having superior
coninoiations. apply 10 q. II. MALLORY CO.. i53
Mai. lana.
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EXCURSION ;.

a GRAND EXCURSION ACROSS THE BAY TO
Staten Island oss leave Whitehall foot of Broad.
way :3o, 9i5 II :i5 NJ; l?, 3io. 4lo 800 and
al r. NJ for New Brighton, snug Harbor. Wost Brighton
ond PR. l,ichmoud Fare lUc,
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD: ,.

Il
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York via Dcsboases aud cosAnds ress
Express Tor Harrisburg. Ptsburg the West aud south,
with palace attached. v:SO A. NJ and 80
r. VI. Sunday and 3 30 l..
Fer Wisnspo Lock Haven, Cory and Eric, At 20 and
80 +. NJ connecting at Cory for iitusvc. Pstrolsum
Centre and the Oil Regions.
For baltimore Washington aud tho South, Limited wash
ineton Express OF Pullman parlor cars daily excepe
Sunday. 30 A. NJ: arrive Washington 4'lc r. M hog-
uiar ut 40 NJ. 40. q D5 aud r. NJ undAy. 0so
Esn.ess for philadelphia 7:3o $40 40 A. ~ u 30,
aptu 3 4 3. D. 4, ) 80 or. M and IL night. Accom-.
mediation Z * M and 10 r. NJ. sunday. s A. ~, 8 =
4 3 80 and r. NJ Emigrant and second eisss 4. ~
For Depot ut 80 30 30. 3 40 40 A.
81 IL go anu 4 r. VI. On Sunday, 3 A. NJ Returning.
leave Centennial depot at lJ, S:15, 10 80 A. ". II
las 3 $50 4:i5 5 :sD, q, y 10 and O5 r. Il On
Sunday. Z :gjA. NJ aud Z Y. NJ.
For trains to Newark Elizabeth Railway Princeton Tren-
ton. Perth Amboy, Fiemington Beivldero and othcr
points see local schedules "A all ticket olnces :.
Trains arrive Pittsburg 10 and ~ 30 A. - ana
lO:2OP NJ day; 1910 A. NJ and D 30 r. NJ daily, *.
cept Monday. From Washington and Baltimore, o:Su
and o:4O A. NJ. 4:Io 5:lO aud lO2O r NJ SUNDAY.
$3.50 and 40 AN. From PhIIAdsphs o' 10 e:1s s9
60, 80 z :35 7:4O y 40 and 10: 40 r. ~ Sunday
5O5, 20 80 94o iO:10. II 20 A. NJ. $50 and ~ ~
Tcket Offices $40 and Oh Broadway. No. Astor HOUSE
and foot OF and Cortlandt ss No. Court g..
brooklyn: Nos ia 116 aud lS Hudson st, Hoboken;
depot Jersey City Enigrant ticket Office No Battery
pmESns. .NK THOMSON ID. NJ BoyD,Jr
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
The New York herald., 1876-11-03

L'0R RIO DE JANElRO-rHE BRIG ANNIE AND
II LILY tAmericanl. now about loaded viii have immo.
diaio despatch: ample accommodations Tor TOW DasSen-
For particulars apply nt to the master on
BEs>AkD, 81 south 1t.
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
TRAvELLEus' GUIDE.

L,oR NASSAU. " P.-REGrLA. MAIL STEAMSHIP
I LEO leaves New York November ~
MURRAY. FERRIS A CO.. 81 South u.
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
nLp DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

W sailing from pier 81 North River
For Norfolk. City Point and Richmond IuesdAys Thur
ani saturdays JP NJ connecting with the virginia
tennessec Line Atlantic Coast Line, Piedmont Air
Line, Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, and with the COM
panys tines points in North Csroina and
Virginia Sewbern and Washington. N. G. tva NorfoxD
every Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday.
Lewek Del, Monday aud Thursdty ~ r. NJ, connecting
with Maryland and Delaware railroads
The New York herald., 1876-11-03

OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RELIABLE
house IN the CITY.
The New York herald., 1876-11-03


NEAR 4TH Av.
REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Twenty hours given test
wnrruntccs.
Horses Carriages, Harness. Blankets. Robes kc always
on hand at private sale.
CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS tFRIDAY) SALE
AT ~ O'CLOCK
The New York herald., 1876-11-03

SsTONINGrON LIN FOR BOSTON.
- REDUCTION IN FARE.
Ta Boston. first class. "a.
To Providence. Grst class, So.
Elegant steamers leave daily Except Sundaysl, -
rom pier 80 North River foot OF Jay ST. at 30 p. u.
PROvIDENCE LINE STEAMSHIPS.
from Pier ~ North River foot OF Park place. y.
fDICK KETs FoR PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON. PROvL
/ dence; baggage checked to destination OVERlkv
Express IS West SD, corner Broadway
The New York herald., 1876-11-03
OANCING ACADEMIES.

city OF Norwich.
Dated this I'D day oil june. 1910.
The New York herald., 1876-11-03

! REGULAR SALES or HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EyEkY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK
"a hours TO three trial warranted sound
The oldest and reliable house In the city.
, 1876-08-05

FLORA HOUND ABOUT c111cAG

FLORA ROUND ABOUT CHICAGO.
The FoxgLovr FAMlly.-Eothing aecn,s
moro common tHa'i thc -""''e'' @ ""
Thapsns; for, having known Il fa'allsailS from
chilil'ood, we think Of 1t as m 'nha'!ant a. all
the waste placcs round about, although we
nctually may not have fccn It anywhere in many
tho mc1i.ary tndelthly ly It's sturdy, striking
inspect It's stout erect STEM mn, w"9lysaTs., !! es
and Straw-colored blossoms gathered III elose
heavy spkcat tho TOP, form, MS whole ayegcta-
bic growth that is distinct i,0m every 0thss in
our flora IL Is associated with dTy' stony'
arid spots' anu Its coarse, dusty complexion
pots ~ III nu'"lo'1 WIZ ~ ,r.s,,a1,,
inviting portions ot tue landscape lhe s'u''e,'
!s IN truth 1 IL, IL our Vicinity, , snoaxh ne1s sitg1s
pee.nS,s ,y u.s. s. ",s1 % 1 oOn,i,,cs nv
'ts ss to III M aya
psEoars, as the children commonly eal' 4; Is
ol Europe, Int, long nsn rrotstug the Atlantie,
II ias cstahlisltA itself firmly IN old fields and
by i tic waysiics IN Tic Ensf, anl Is travelling
swy crowded 'o sss yell'w ', 5nssfs ss@ ,s sur.
Tie Figwort lserophnid'ia "odotal. atyrlsal g.
SesS @ J. u IT, sa1fy aaa sy.as niss s1" Il
pinnacle of small, lurt;a huwuts. Tho rlhne , ar
sinrtrI air, ewing to tflh repn'ise !e any ss.l ~
or us hussh1hr. As utSAhHy "putHl' oS!."17 :
ls truo character. fpr thcrc ID poisonous rFlnet-
pic lurking III its ycfns,
Ts laycly c9llinsa (cats'nsa 1erna' ,sg, m,sy %
Thatcher and At ilycrt.as n, lG%, =, s,SnSf an
plant. growing III iarEe patchth Which ~ alay anu
junu are one inuh. Of nzaro hlnom TlIe nuwets
nre p4rtl: rolose blue @ta white, an! art norm" ~
delicate and pretty q our wa Te" noi.ons: ~
woods at Glencoe: la whtte or purp'u Lowers.
arranged IN spikes Or ctustrst con'ln.io
trmIer. Ttu if"ts'.Mo.& & &st!yi'e'ts, ,,, f. II, u
| common n.ahltant nf tho words Al ltivG,riIs.
llius.Alc, A,ia Calumet. WIN ia large hcl.,Ee
lowerh. which arn mostly "hito, MD ~ iA'cr
habit of growth. 4 makes much rayer appraranco
than thu r. pHbrstfhs, sylirn ttlFl'l1sl Gl0fsuhs
riAy l,u sparnsly gathered tic wat bank Vt tho
l)esplalnss, north Of Riverside. .-
bordering tic ditchrs. anil In law. wet places the
Illmvus FfGtH1 puts forth its ys0lct.pnEPle how.
| erp from July TO HGptclnbcr. This modest
| pIant faR several Ksudy ktnainen tint
hru nuriurcd in our hot.houaeH. The Mon-
key. Flower ~, futsus}, which has large ycllow
cofoila spoitrd with brown, is one nt lhcso. 1t
comes tn Us iron, Cn!tjurni4 hs ilocs the N. car.
Ijuuijx which has rose .Uratifu nnwurs. Tho ltlis
, 1876-08-05

willing friend to mice, and to snut ths Door
of once to opponents except In the term. OF % sns
rendering MI thclr prlnG'res,- tho otIicf "lwaJs
ready !" sec.pt to ines"be s, e i,,'.s, 1e e
sae ~ t cauac IN all things, cxcEpt -snIieeo , ~
Rnast e. nstna ~ Gns ab e
akc one i anyh"w ,,t possIts Soih i've wero
prolonged From Tint cUntehe INC 1nS som
the tnaa King who threw away Cohtnem. ,.ricsn ri
England l!| tho other q the pnshsf '' ''' Aas
Continuing the study Of wssh!ne!nn IN ~ IL IT.. r..
cttIrX parallel between tsIa AmcricsnrM ~ snrMtiingtnn:
Eugantf'h grrat warrior, The nAko o. nrou,nmnn,tf
hniS IN " srr tho tac toXeei perseverance, endef
Al S yaions pases o foEtne tho ,ae stn1nnsrs sas'
sspHs , la[aenssS sSa In. fss'l saisfl
FGn," mi weIfnro Of the toldes; the fame
si,v In maintaining dcftntiye warfare aEnii aEaini
en- enemy superior IN fo'ce w,, nntcI aaG usTtos
ness 10 strike blo" IN any uss"i IN cxnosnn ths
~ samS nf liz inifI.aty adninistnsio, of the
Ssv SS' MANY OF Wciiinatons dispatchea from tno
Pensaf might sl s,%nt! er.ncs ave between s the1n.
b %nthnExsfF 4. Wsf a.t!, many th.: that II
nGlnaton the sollct il all whilst 70 washington
X statesatl md Tho patriot arc neTer '1gfSsa v
soss enfs' re- whd! in i.
s1trr ccas!ny to be soldier. AMI ottch nIi,e.ce
avsr Gis mew craft wasnstc1's sftcf.%lifs % w. ?,
sImu,v that Of tintesmar who bad bee1 esllca Is E
lip arms. and eaa ~ H'd % 1ne e
| auty both finally met.
crs.int fou than Washington. It t. inpoeti1ls no
,vo,csl Enulishman ever lived: that he belongs Il
~ M essentially rs our Shakespeare and ou
| Milton"
, 1876-08-05

blazing sotcl In tho n-lde In tho month Of Msy.
II IL ons Of the few scarlet Mowers IN The Nnrth
American aota+ and yrt tta cnlor belongs almost
the rrctniah enro1ia. rarIrty ,,a7ins yellow
G0ral leaves Ia tontHnn ht 1fyhr PARK. The 1oufo.
wort tIttf1enfar4s CaaH1'HsiD j. hbntrlant At
R.veTslde, t|lenenc. and Hyde Park, and the r.
not mnch to bosst Of In the beauty Of he!r flowers,
but theif plnnAtf1a leaves arc exceedingly gsaen-
ful in form. The Con-. Wheat iArtamlyrnfa Antr-
Irdntn,} n Tho fAst in onr llst ai Tho Serophu.
s s.'as" T. :ma hot h?tn nj ia %. g
Stations, afld hlosso.n1ng ftomt1nns to SeptsmoSf
Tho RoRglove Famlly fnclndca upward Of ]. EW
species, tDst Of which arr herbs or nndef
.Sa'sa Il s pst q zn The = sGss Fl. df9 ;G
conntrca lying On Tho Eqnat0r: In Central Eutore
they comprise c.twenty aixth, IN Nh!th America
AbOnt one.thisty sixth. Of the hnwefinE plants;
One apccica II fonn in Melville i',ana; sesefn e,a
In India, Australia, and South America, they arc Of
A acrid bitter principle pcrvsts Ill The species,
all In torHe r. developed into dangetont Pnl.nn.
son nth and tb foliage il canstic and bitter: Ths
leaves and ront+ Of The yrruphuiar!as and Of t1ne
OF TIC tafctoldrfHs act A. ptr0atlves And cnet!cs
The narcotic and poisonous propcrtEce Of U'gttnns
r.. r. Ts fn NJ chss arc
eo}oflnR ctinson, anu tue flowers Of The Toea'Flax
Ma;,y of lie handsome ornnmcnta Of Our gntdene
A irof, 'A'rsat i!fhn where il MIKE. msnys wi!d bsnk
come. 70 a. from Europe; md tho 1iauraaaias-
twin!ng rIansa With ls,Es. yn5pla howestL;fIom
south America and New Zealand. The schison
thut and ths Saiplglossls-bosh gay aanuals-ara
| natives Of Chill
, 1876-08-05
uIelET NOTES,

Tic annual meeting Of tho American Assocfa-
ton for tic Advancement Of Science will bo
held In I'uiyalo,-the sessions opealng On thu a3d
Of the current month. Bcvural Of tho leading
railroads have mado reduction Of their usua1
tnre for tho accommodation of Mcml,ets wah!ng to
attend lAH meeting, md the principal hotss In
A rara opportunity IL offered for tho purchase OF
collection Of colouptsra. IT, enc condition, and &C
cuIaleiy labeled. Ii includes 400 lucat spsctca,
each represented BY tson, two to atx Bpeclncns.
II h put up In so-caiEud Phtladolpha eases which
open ilkU q backgammon 'b9ar! arc cosk :l!nea,
md thoroughly made; splenAld suite o. taals ~.
areetss, IL Ai.o far sao Doth collections can hs
bought 1t an unusually low price. Applications
may be addressed to this Literary Edisos VI Vus
Tu5nrHk.
, 1876-08-05
UAN.FEvER.

1AY.FEvER: on suHnsn.cATAnnn: IT. "a.
Tunn Asp !NEATnsh1: T,Ir i.rru rm,.m1 81.
!"Ssi "%s4ssxA1 n G.4SH!M;" aHS M!an1s FonH; NJ.
oh 1unt e"Ln H.. .,,n H. M. H.. Fsiiow Of tJe
uEohoWE Ws; q: hcnd"ny ~ NJ Medicine. eic,, ctc.
Nuw lolA Az MGaacnv :: tr iin.ncr y istntI,.
12mo, pp. Sug .s ~" ,fr9.,nr, d ~. f,r;rc. O.
crs. ChicaEo' dahsc1 ,'ee'"'s III. az E"ss-m
10 o,sc,,;altv n modern disease. Its existence
was protably unknown l'ner TO 'ic prcsen. sen,
t,try uj,] the first IaBc noted III mtAical Rs'ne
..n. dcorr,h..tI by an English pl,yscinn
WA uese S," ,,r,o I'm ,,cc,,rrcocc ri tho
~ lolv snss ..ar si % rrovn an more freo,en. until
a,soref has s,'natr n,rp' tat In the United States
now IL - t" se.''''" ~ ( rr",,, osnoo IA Go.Oo0
pcrsons subject to 1t. According TO tic
ps','..,, ~ a ccrmon.wr,tcr. Hay.Fcyer Is
s."l,sa'l@ s"ron ,,scasc. bcuv more common In
Enrlaul tl,un II, a.y other country in Europe,
and more prevalent in our o"n la.a t.'an III En-
gland. ThcStn Stntcsncxtmost Affected BY Nare'-
=, mcntton them In the order Of their liability
Germany, ,Francc, Belgium, Switzerland, ,scotlaud,
month Mentioned IN Tue statistics Of d., rlrhus, u
"en''1"e " -, ,ho ~ rx,,.,,,, a.,,1 y.
wcrc natives oil EnGtano, ~ u ocf'A'nSs a1u III
NJ other countries,
a ilIscasc OF sucl, recent or!gn antl showing
we ven nrc writine, cannot be expected to bc gcucr-
ally or thoroughly ancrstoou ~ ely e.dnsr ais
hss VIZ hs.s "po II IL e u
10 rev appear nuder tis notice q any slnsls
,'S nrocnss sufficient amount et ata for tae thoFons
% Of s e. e o
P'fs IT, Ws,erc nm nnSeIs 81 patients annasiy consre
gutc or the enks .f tle snnenses s q tS
, 1876-08-05

tos dye1nF !eltnw. ,a. ,,.a.,s
hci,nr To "a thIs M orst HI inruic FoxoIoye Wc set
tfrh, @ viii L. s,ewy Slossons. ~ Ths snsp Drsso
cone. 10 "a iron, Europe; md tho jiaTrandias-
lwInIng rlansa With lsrss. purple nowertL;frum
MskIco Ie g s9tlogs Gaafeo.or1d' YIN ths'f a nc
south America md New Zealand. This sthtson-
thut and ths Satplglossls-both gay annnhls-are
natives '' 'A''''
THE CONDOR.
pros. Orion Gives some llt..e space, II, bis re-
ccntvolume on "Thc Andcs and tbs Amazons,"
to an ACCOUNT OF tho Condor, OF which he thinks,
contrary TO the general opinion Of orn'tho!o-
gtsts, That there arc two distinct species. The
Great Condor (SarcoYamn1us gruphusJ Is the
larrcst nj the ebtrda-of.prcy,-iull.stscd males
huving height OF 4 feet, and an e1psnse Of
r"ss y, r'v' avoas .... .s .srs a., ~ ,,n ~
vusaf Collese measures l.ou' up " np ",
tic wings . feet. An old male ln the Geological
hut Humboldt never found ono to exceed Q
feet, nor DArwin ono to exceed sh Lett fsss; ana, md
uoln t!s wv 9Ise. 'a'o"t ~
cluacs that the largest Condors 10 not go be
M .,,,,so, ,.,r ~ ", c,n1nr /. h1oek. w,.1,
'ne eehe'a' ."'oi VI 'ua Souo 10 -. ~ ~,
%ss nan q nd doWg Sg' wac aa eahef al eec aae ling
the neck. The young birds arc dark-Drown,
aud do nut assume the white fril and thu while
| fpnfhrya in tbe wings until after the first multi
nr -
IVY ao,....1 ,r,+b +,,n fsr.ot f,on,7or I. . sna,tcr
nssoclnsLt t W.. h ,.'S y. -, co. nSan ,tumora Ina.
ufc, e. s' 1he y;n Efum m nrines H. dstnsIsEfnp lie
t'tuto ~ ~ .t, ~ e"nai. svus,, nv I'M
male Cundor. This has been W SONG ,,.an,s oinis
tholoEtsts regarded as distinct fpeeieS. atnonGn
the DECISION - now nearly anye1a thst It y y re r.,
young S9rcordmphuf prKpnsS: llh ~ ssgny o. 1ne
Condor during hts travels ~ the hndes ifol. "
ton WAS ltd 70 beievc that u1e Conaor parao tn g..
nHa the Eonaut uSs.n' a. ,s sf.tsrpt ThaS
cAIea ny W naLtsnt ~. - t1I,,tnsnt nnacr,rrs
who have bad tic best opportunities IN sojourn snl
, 1876-08-05


"Tie worl,l does move, though" was the
smothcrcsl ejaculation Of Gal!leo, whose SOIL
rsyoltcl agnlnBt tho perjury Of wliuh ho was
guilty In Ills famous rccantntion, and would as
scrt, In one vehement cry, tth sense Of outraged
integrity. And, "thc wnrd sloea nlovc, though"
has bccu,nc fnyorIte formula by Wh!ct! slrcwd
lntctlige,ces hnvu ever since expressed their
conviction that n,ankindnrc rogressing-lfssow-
1y-s,lrcty forward, The tragir sentence leaps
to the lr,s when VIC read tint tho students ut
the University Of Rome hRvu i,,nuguratcd
scheme Tor tic erection 0f Il monument to Gior
tlano Br,,lo In tho very spot In tho Eternal City
the Campo del riori-whcrc he wns
burned tor l,crcsy ~ lGW. III thelr
atldrcsa inviting. atHsscnts and attaches
OF other Enrupean UnfyoEtIts IN cooperate with
them In ihcIf generous undertaking. the Colnmtt
tee VI management declare that the word should
tako s. IN ,saiGE t' y .lg G5y t q "a H. seSt eo
tries in which ho promulgated lls doctrines, to
England, Germany, France. Rwltza.an,l. and no-
s",,s Sea .1e1s'|"n: 1ae ae|Rsa! Wha glorious day vii
| that bu when, BY tho Inauguration Of tn monn.
e {" Gs"S sscs 1a @ 4"c4sns hs T. tau s s
ihe campo s,ei Fio. briure tio exalted Image uf
tns p!Ssop,cr a,A nar,yf: In universal festival
t;iofdano iruno wa* G;.rn at Nola. in tho Ring.
do,a ot Eurrs. in 1a4H, lit early bncnmc
Po%nean ar hut o .ns +" efe y nksT
tlntlnn nnd IL The immaculate tonccrtton, nna,
turing 70 express his aone, War n ebs!gea to ny
wn,Ierur, ,-hIs tendency to skcrt!c!sm OH al tho
icuets vi thu Orthodox Churches which wonl.l not
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, 1876-08-05

Mr.. Horace Howard Furncss' great work, the
Vuiorum edition Of Shakespeare, lnoves forward
slowly. Tho first act Of the play Of " "llam1ct" !"
is now In print, and It IL expected Tint the
whole will he ready for publication early In the
ensuing ycnr. The portion INV IN type fills 1.0
pages, unl Las notes from the four Foloa, tlie
t!ons, With criticisms froMl (nleridgt, Stsacley,
and 0ther skilled commentators upon. the tcz, nt
Shakespeare, Thu completed ruluMr will cintaln 4
penrint a, the int tinarto; the ''Iilstutic Of
Hamb!ct"; n discussion " the mooicd question Of
lIamlets nlalncra: Ensll'h German, mil FE"ncl,
, 1876-08-05
IIDnAR1Es IN EUROPE.

A recent official report upon the condition Of
the libraries OF Paris affords the following sta
tisttes: The Library Of tho Arsenal l.as 100000
volumes and 5000 manuscripts; tho Library OF
the Sarbonuc, $1,000 volumes; the Library Of
the School of Medicine, 3J,000 vo!umcsi the M
tional Library, 1,70O, ,000 volumes, 10000 ma1lu-
stripta, 100000 cngrsvtngs and maps, and
1nD, ,00O mcdals; the Library Mazarir., 9,O00ooO
yoli1rnrs, 1000 manuscripts and 50 reLrf models
uf pGlasGtc monuments III ltaly, Greece, md
Asia Nlinur; tho Library Sainie-Geneflcyc, lGo-
O00 volumes aud OIL, 100 nuecrtpts;-makif1G
total for nil the public COLLECTIONS Of Paris OF
1876, ,O00 volumes a1ld AZ, ,o0D manuscripts.
Tho National Library q France Is the larEest
which contains 1,1ao o2U volumes, !. tl,e second
which includes ,l1o. 00D volumes. ts ihc Third.
Great Rrtan has but nine litrarlca exceeding 100,
600 volumes each. Tho 1rHt Of thete ase the l}od-
lean Library. at Oxford, Which has :lio QUO vol.
u1,s; The Library Of the Faculty Of Advocates Of
EdInhurK, 800. 600; tho University of canhsidEs,
go, 600; and Trinity College, Dublin. Ito, O0o.
Germany haa greasef nntn!er Snnne[v of T. 'drgo
rope. Thu foremost ct these collections o,,, 4
| the Royal Library Of Berlin. whici, has 5g9, o00
Library at Dreslen 500 G0O volumes nm! 4oO. 600
pamphlets; und The loyal Library of Munich, 400,
| tJOO books aud 400. coo pamphlets:
Tie lHrgcst library IN Auatrla g.. Imperial pnb.
lie Library If vienna. has 4oo. oto so;hnss ~ Tis M
volumes Spain has nbons thirty public libraries,
comprising In oil rnmc 700 ono tol,nra. The
| tRrGrpt OF the nnrahcr. tho National LlDrary nl
I Blatril, hau 100, 0bO S0lnnlcf.
, 1876-08-05

TIE LANGUAGE OF FLAyWEHS: FLnnA1 Con-
vHisArtnH. liy UscLE C,iAHiIE. SEco1d Ell-
linn, Aqunrc a!mo.. pp A.. Rochester.
There IL n sentimental period lu almost
every hu,nnn existence, gcnernlly occus-
ring In rallow youth, when tho vague,
mysterious cnntons stirring III the heart
sces como tcnlor, refined, and yet do
qucnt mode OF expressing themselves. It. is
then that pcrsons lmv1ug ii knac's of vcrs!1lca-
tton !lnl relief III rllync,l cfFuelons aud, pour
ing out their agonIcs uf love, ul alternate hope
and despair, In s.anzas of mare Or less faulty
n!ctre, nsasst In prnyiling perennial supply for
uf tic yerhelIaking faculty, turn to tho lungnagt
0f auwCrb. an1, Hlstaklng !ls vocabulary, cum-
Poso passionate nudrrtArs by combinations
VI tl1e rose, thu pausy the forget NE
nut. tho Ncrah!uI, hntl countless other
blossoms uf the fctt!s anu yasfcNn, whose form,
aud tint, and purfuNln may be translated Into IL.
l4tstte ntsufances nf Thought and fcutlrg.
IL to Aelp tho multitude 0f ha.ncsH r0lnaHcers
to al understanding OF tho ''phtiuloEy Of thls
sweet tunSua" TINT thu little book befo.u us Is pre-
naToa. Il Heenis, from tho announcement Of \
recond 0ditluN alrcaAy to hnyu Won encouraging
t"v1r. nosaes giving Tho languages Of flowers, tlu
9otk contasnr collection Vt poGnlh, singing The
beauties pf scp2rAtG luwttr, md directions
for thu hateful nss VI lural decorations III the di-
fcssnt statons and Un VARIOUS occas!unv.
, 1876-08-05
NATAL.

Tho hcrcslcs Of Bishop Colcnso hare done
moru to make thc civilized world familiar with
the nnmo Of Natal than any othcr circumstance
connected with tho history OF this remote. Brit
ish Colony. It wns whilo ho was aa incuul-
bcnt Of tho SEQ Of Natul, to which place lie bud
been nppolntcd IN 1854, that this learned scholar
produced Ills cr!t..at cotnmtuts un various