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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09

sAppuo. A TRAGEDY IN Five Acts Py EfELLA-
l2mo. pp. l32. London Trilntr & CO.
The author of this tragedy is Mrs. Esteile Anna
Lewis former resident OF Brooklyn Oh" ias heeh hN-
for several years abroad. Her frs ave loeiis "o'o
brought into notice by Edgar a. po - years ago In
this volume sic attempts more ambitious HIGHT Dat
can hardly said TO have attained an equal success
Indeed high success hardly TO bc c&pect where
such poet as GIilparzer narrowly escaped Iaiue 1@
time OF Sapho is too remote. what Is KNOWN OF Hei .-'
too uncertain and equvocal TO inspire that personal IL
terest winch drama cannot fOfego she was aDoa ~
wears old al the time of her DEATH age when her pas
sion for a young fellow like PLaon may be easily ex-
planned but can hardly exalted into dignity by song
stella" has made the most OF the slender ma
her plot the OF which Voratcs between
Mityene, Athens, Sicily, and the Lencadan iock. Vi
cow she has taken the usual liberties with history III
bringing Sappho, Anaorc0n, sop, and the tyIani f&-
laris together ut the Of Psstratus In Athn5 but
these we're rendered necessary by her design We cannot
SO easily overlook the reference TO Biblical perscnages
as when Sappho speaks OF the Witch OF Enior o. Apollo
refers gold OF 0phir and tie SoJthsayer 10 the
Queen Sheba II is also very cuiiOns in the opening
passage OF the first &c find S32pho speaking OF inc
"tonors sopranos and contraltos of the Birds and TO
learn In the fourth act that she takes Pna0Rs g0vcS
It may be allowable, perhaps that RhoGcpe should call
the poetess Sapphie" in caressing way, but 1t Ger
tany is not that the latter shoUld such words as
LEDGER" pendulum" hhlging down the gauntlet,
and other expressions of the later ages
singular incoR2Tuity Of effect results from
this carclcssness we must consider H.
and some the glowing passages of the drama arc
married by it. There is enough lyrical emotion Tor me
subject; the versih alton is smooth and flowing and
some of the scenes designed with muck spirit II the
earnest intention OF the author lad been scc5nScd by
rigid observance OF the laws of art the would nave
gained greatly. II improves toward the close ana the
final monOlogne sappho the greater portion o. when
se quote, Is OF the most successful pass 's;,3;
The faitLless currents of my Veins have ioSr,
M very pulses have fOrsakcn nc,
And let me like fallen leaf aGriit
Uunii the river of Oblivion.
The soTTOWE have known have found no Tongue,
The 1aptlles have fclt I've family sung
Words were weak 20 hod the inspiration
With which tlo cia.icr OF NV suGl o'c1 IN.
Aud Ike sweet dew IL hack to heaven cxhalod;
But oii IN. brow uf Time I've writ my name
Beyond the power OF wrong to stamp Il Out,
Or envy 10 OblittrSto its glory.
ACES unborn shall land the LeSban lyrc,
flg.s and children lis! tlc SONGS OF SlIphO,
While leaning from some star III list Their praises
me trrar sucakS; 81 the gods asked 100 much
asked she laurel and tie luVFtic twEcd:
They gave tha laurel bat refused tue myrtle
And tu their Will suhuissVcly bow,
F0rciylns nOrtils ana immUrtuls now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09

G. p. Putnans Sons have issued two very
neat rolnnee eatit,ed sea Stories aud Sories Tor
the Eone Circle" They bolnd in gray paper pu'
their comparative cacannoss does not exclude cer'
agreeable Typographical dress. Each volume contains
thirteen or fourteen detached stories, some of th"i oa'
familiar fayolitcs others less known but equally che
tanning TO The last o! the two tae publishers pfehA :"
note which is refreshing from Ms ir"hHhesS' '"S
selection of Stories" they say, Is not entnc III accord
apce with the publishers views of fitness. The
volume comprises however snvera! OF more Than ordi
nary merit sufficient, it Is hoped 70 oFersnGaOw me
faults aud deficiencies Of the rest" This honest aVo"a'
ike tina. Of tIe late 4. T. Stewart ought 10 secure Tor
them the confidence OF The public. Both volumes are
welcome for rail and Summer reading.
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THE LIFE OF MARIE ANToINETTE, QUEEN o.
FRI Noe BY CHAWtEs DUKE NOECE. vols $40. ri
SIH. "5I j. b. LippmcOlt & 90

THE LIE OF MARIE AE4DlNEi IL, VI LEN VIZ
France BY CnAEtEs DUKE HoNGE. 2vos $40. PIP
Sl3 SOL ). b. Lippmcou Co.
Prof. Yonge of Queens College, Belfast, is
the author OF History OF the British Navy" and We
believe this is hrs first attempt at handling more PIC
uresaue and dramatic historical theme A lotcr and
enGorcr interest cngs around the name of Marie An
touce t,an that OF her sister tragic fortune, Marie
stuart suc was truly the woman In all the Nos'i-
udc Of her life her faults express nothing worse tnau
ignorance and toUgtcssaeSs, and they cease 10 he re-
ncnbcred wien contemplate the mobile dignity WIN
which she met brutal outrage and Death Out Of the
darkest scenes of the Revolution she shines forth as
fair and heroic figure, and feels that few more such
martyrs might revive the old fth in the divine rig. OF
kiues-if 1t we're not already hopeieSsly dead.
The author i. therefore Of tha attraction o. his
subject lie seems to have made original researches
in Knew of the thorough work OF French scholars ana MS
material is drawn entirely from the latter, ana from the
rich collection Of individual We think me too
easily accepts the collection Of letters published by
Fculc, dc Conches; the geuunenc-s Of some OF them
has been coynciney dsrovcd Bat since be processes
to quote ouly those belonging 10 the later period coH
corning winch there is doubt, may SAFELY trust
his authorities The material is very nc ana It's seec-
ton thorough assimilation and clear and picturesque
reproduction IN historical narrative offer no Hgdt
task TO the author He has evidently performed IL with
care and conscience but say with tie life and
,pirit of which tho tlcmc is capable His style = grave
and mean, To be dcniGCd but the sentences arc nto
erably iop- frequently involved and and thcu i'll
elegant On Tie TO tie last PAGE there Is criOus
grammatical oversight:
Her body WAS thrown into pit IN The common come
terry and covered with qiicki'me I" insure u. entire
d,silnc;iou. When more t.a1 twenty wears atcrWaIG
hcr bsotiicr-aw restored TO ie throne, and win
pin,s affection desired 80 remove her remains ANA those
cf hcr husband Ia The nchouOrcd rstincacc Of thcr
ROYAL ancestors II st Donis, M remains 90 btr Whn nag
once been she admiration OF al bcaulcs cqa he round
beyond some fragments Of clothing, and one or two
tones ulony ,,;iich The faithful memory OF CG.eau-
brand believed tEit he recognized ne "1aHt "hnae
sweet smile had impressed On his memory since the
day on which II acknowledged Lis Loyalty On Lis hist
presentation, While stu boy, M Vcrsailcs
The work is rather convenient ~ collection Of facts
than as narrative. We find such episodes as
the story Of The necklace the fight from Viuccnues and
Tie Queens trial canddly related. with no attempt at
rhetorical eject hut We sometimes male weary oy
inc los-wiuded gravity Of the intermediate passages
Tie volumes Sadly need iudcx, which surprs
to see is no; supplied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09
We annex closing quotations of foreign excha

There is nothing new 10 say OF the local money
market the supply being ample 20 meet all demands
nj sat- per cent to the Stock Exchange. The best
grades of mercantile paper sell at 70 g. The United
state Treasurer received to-day 100000 National
bank notes fog redemption. The Customs receipts
at Washington amounted TO 100000. The Inter-
nal Revenue receipts footed up S1,009.000. The fol-
lowing is the Clearinghouse statement Currency
exchanges so. 19s, 513; currency balances, S244O
57S; gold exchanges. S7,950,JiSS gold balances,
81 ,0sl $50.
United States bonds were steady on reasonably
fair business Coupon and registered new Elves at
l173sGI17l2; coupon Ten-Forties at 11sl2 do.
registered at 1173i; coupon new ls6Js at III do.
old coupon and registered at 1l49s91147s; regis
tered Sizes Of 1881 at 12il2G12l1e, and coupon Ut
looIa. N e annoy closnc street quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09
ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORK. BY WV. J. FEYER jr.
sAo pp 22o John WHEY y Suns.

ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORK. BY WV J. FGYER jr
syo pp 290 John Wiley ~ SONS
The purpose OF this volume is to furnish
irouworlers architects. and engineers With practical
manual Tor architectural ironworf in all the details OF
the business, including tie organization and manage
ment of q fcundcry, specifications for contracts aud
variety Of useful tables connected with the suect which
are now published the FIRST time In the preparation
Of his work The writer has hal the advantage Of many
years practical Sperience in tie manufacture OF irun
and he now presents the fruits 81 his knowledge for the
instruction and benefit especially Of wornemen II has
been his cndeavor place before them N PLAN and in
tegibe form. outine Of the methods adopted in the
establishments In which they employed. and thus
advancing them in the education which is required
the contro! Of the great okses which will bc founded
with the progress ne -ceel 4 Try n tie country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09

The volume Is no lcsG adaea to tho wants OF the
etors OF works vino u; c",dac, thcr business 'i
excl psircrs isfezd Il isavivc IT 70 the incKy hs
ca ance ana ace lent EAlet .stislcs are presiie1 %
tho :.ne rofi 81 c vrin;S branches 81 'he WIZ"
Which with tie .-rs, variety e, c.ig,aai tabie iafi"s
r.. .e.il l,,4;,a ,re q. tie di sousioHs ~ e=fs Tc-
alreo Tor walls az sir,p hic.i: ard uicsi'c "i ia
wei5 PER liueal foot OF wrought iron graf h'' =" N
points OF EGs ensable iaJfiaGc' 10 ''e ii'tVa' '"
WORKER Lar. ~ cnl lnce tl. n;i.iiy Of TIC booa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09
!eX closing street quotations

In Southern State bonds there were sales Of tho
TeuncsseeS on the basis OF ills FOR the issues
and new series, old offering at 4Sli. Registered New
YORK State Bounty bonds were firm at l0i1s, Ohio Gs
of 1856 selling at 115 District of Columbia sos
closcd firm at us paid and bid In City securities
Brooklyn Water loan Gs sold at 1o7 The following
,,,o fb. latest bids.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09
are the latest bids /:

There Is very little bidding for the shares Of ths
city banks to-day or for that natter. at any lime
Business is 50 exceedingly qeet at bank, and money
is SO abundant aud cheap, tina; good many of tho
stocks in late years commanding handsome prices
are considerably below par. To-Gay's sales covered
American Exchange 90 at 100: Market 10 az
1l2l2. and Merchants ti9l at ii1la The following
are tic h,Ns:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09

The demand for railway mortgages was NOT
specially marked to-day, AID the lcedpg issues
showed worry little variation in prices. Milwaukee,
and ST. Paul FirstS. La Crosse DIVISION, so'd -
1921 do. Sinking Fund, at IS; Chicago and Norih-
Western Coasols at l02ls: Mississippi aud ono
Consolidated Sinking Fund at ss's,a iSi; do. SEQ
on.s. AT $685. Union Pacific Fiisis at 1914 anc
Land Grants at 1908. Michigan Central "a are up
"a par again Tho Missouri Kansas ard Texas bonds
are abont 6Sa63ia. The Union trust Company to-
morrow will pay tho overdue February interest Oh
the bonds under the recent plan OF gcorg ,aiia.ioe.
The bids are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09

CHARCOAL DRAWING. ~ ArGCsTE hLqSeR IIana
lated by = y, ". i2ano ~. a.. hord g HooEhV7i.
brief, intcIigen; little manual, winch
gives The principles OF CHARCOAL dsaTins WiAou Soils
much into the techniea details Of the ar. liis both
rd and siune egpeci:lly in lis hints of the proper
ne;Iod Of COMING nature. The translation is pacedeh
By clear ana very useful introduction from the pen CT
Mr.. Charles C. Perkins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-09
Mr.. Herman reports the official opening prices for
Son Erancsco mining stocks to-day as follows:

Cable aIviccs from London report British Consois
lower, down to 9Gli for both varieties, but United
States securities were firmer, Enc Common ruling
dull at 1914 and the Preferred ut 20G22. There arc
no quotations for money. The French Rentes in
Paris are frner at 1920. The foreign exchange
market here continues very firm at tie quotations
given below The selling rates are on the basis Of
81 S73;QSf ssh to the 6 for 60 days bills, and
81 S91aa$i so for sight. There Is scarcity
of bills Offering, and drafts are covered
by reinittances Of specie, Which is likely
to 60 forward during the week quito
extensively There is little IN the gold market TO
indicate this. however, the movement being devoid
OF interest, though the sales arc hrmer at 1890
1925. Loans cost l and per cent carrying, aud
fat 90 The borrowing side. The Assistant Treasurer
paid out 500 600 in coin interest the pablo debt,
and 50, 900 in redemption OF called bonds; $1,000
silver TO applicants here go, 600 on Washington
drafts. and $4,000 on currency checks and Clear
ine-house certificates. The premium on silver
change and fractional currency has substantially
disappeared. The days business at the Gold Ex-
change Bank covered: Gold cleared. $685., 600;
gold balances, $977,955; currency balances.
SI,1I3,225. The principal gold quotations were:
iOOo..ll2ss 1l:5o..-Il22 I9o..ll23s 25,9 H.
I03l.lI-as l2:lO....ll2's 1.0....lI2os 800 lI-s
II !
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LIKE.
EDITED BY RICHARD HENRY sroDDArD.

l24O vols. Illustrated rice l't N"Ir - ""'
The sans Souc Series based upon The same general ida
tl,i urca sac sudden aud deserved popularity for thu
Bflc rac Distinguished m.E anu women or t"s'
WHO have lc,n on Intimate relations with hen are constantly
passing aWay and -rhc, anton 'r1pi- aAd nei'ts
ar appearing with t4lty never before egi'c 1fo."
wishing m learn the lessons that IElt W Soc lives ~ tc
great iad good as they rcerd re a. $50 rdILos are
an xluu5 Thorn directly possible those ID" READ
them er a,nuscrnt impatient 90 tie time l"s' On uhf
Tor themselves the entertaining anl toe amusing. Whlc
shall Do chief Til, sCse, q keep abreast ol current
BIOGRAPHIES ami memoirs. 80 VII ao ycHIo INTO h's "hcd
have heretofore let untouched our own Revolutionary
perod and certain imporau; crOchs n French aud English
is- which ere bees. illustrated b, the personal Character
ss Of the uca prominent Ia thel VII receive st
oniou Wue p rlaueat vace Will tus De- given 60 this
collection She prroac % tc Series as e-prs'ei IN The Title
shancyr be loss light of and Gaze shai b. taken 10
make each yoin, an agreeable Companion ior TIE hours q
.iden ~ anu ease
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Correlation Ncilces.

IMPAIRMENT of PUBLIC PARkS.-pRU-
~ POsALS FOR PAVING WALKS ~ CITY HALL
IAEk~tgl.d prf1.sls viii I've received bN thr above De
uaftlua-ii 81 90" ni-, -ar NcN-l ora titt uutn WE'D
E-DAf fsr 10, 1870 ~ 81 IN tuI ne H4cNr work.
Fer iaii arti,ll'-a see Civ ite'oui 40 Nf iis.L
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS.
~ LisHIiNG liiL i-iMlSI - HG PU BI.IC PARKS
Sealed proposals Tor Zoe above Wor5 invited and VIII DC
received y Use Departments of Public Parks at ad Mon
siusgr urtl . 10 q. 49,. WEgN ~DAT MAY 40. 1876 Fur
irill particulars see ity lteeord No p CITY IlIi.
IMPAIRMENT Of PUBLIC PARKS
~ 81 lEENED GRAVEL and BHoKEN STONE
SEALED PROPOSALS fnr furnishing The above materials
HyIiv VII De- rcelvd by tho ID pIrmcnf Of Public
ParSs a. - tnion square, until WEDNESDAY. May IL
g ~ ucock Q. "a.
Tor iuIl particulars see city Rccori No . ely Hail
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC PARKS, 80
~ UNION -SOJ Regarding AND SETTING CURB
IL IDMPkiNS SQUARE il THE CITY OF NEW
IORk- Sled frpoaas invited ana wlll be received
until WEDNESDAY. iy iftl NAY al $50 for the
cuton Of he above work Iorit particulars cy Record
No. Ciu' iia-
IMPAIRMENT of PUBLIC PARKS-EE-
~ MONAL REMODEIING, aud CONSTRUCTION Of
CASES; CONSTRUCTION and ERECTION ~ IN IRON
STAIECASE; FURNISHING HAfluli.rDP WASH.
BASINS. and PLU HlIN0.-SEALEDp PROPOSALS Tor CA.
ecuns tie aioye wors- nyeG aud viii be received by
the department OF Pubic frks. 80 Union squaIc until
WEDNESDAY, MAY H. at - ~ o chez a.
For full particulars sec city Record 10. attr Hall.
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and the Preferred q per cent. Union Pacific, On
small business, declined q per cent. Other stocks
closed the same as on Saturday last The following
table shows the
RANCE OF TIE MARKET
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GrISFLpA. A DRAMATIC POEM. In F1yc Acc. Tfans-
lated the y. ". G. A ir1il the German oi taiEGlch
HAM H. ft-s r.. FRTNiIrs. l2In0. D.. l1A Published
by the Young Womcns Christian Association.
"Griselda" is one Of the most popular poems
of Baron Mincli- Be ne iiauscn, or, is he is more
fpnil.rly known. Friedrich Hahn. IL was first pub
scd about 40 years ago, and afcrwnrd translated
by Dr. Auster the present, however. the first AncE-
can translation and las been prepared by Mrs PfonisS
or nc Fair 20 be held next week by the Young Nomen's
Christian Association % this city II is the old story OF
"patclt Grzzel" IN another form. The scene IL laid ut
Karduei in Wales at thc Court Of King Arthur. Per
ey one OF :he Welsh knights. having married Grisclda'
the daughter Of a cilarc0athGruer brings her 10 the
Court where, uyon lis uarratine her story to the
Oucen and ladies, he Is led by their taunts
and rnocking words into quarrel with Lanceloi.
The fcud ends in waccI by which II is agreed that II
Grscll4s love to Pdrcyal endure certain tests tic
Queen shall hnecl TO her otherwise. Perciva shall kncel
10 the Queen The whole interest OF the plot turns upon
the nauref III which GIiscda supports the ii-ls pre-
pared FOR her aud the d6 ouement gives her TIE cfnty
OF character which is ,chln In the original lecr' ihc
noeip T. dramatic sentiment rather tAan IN ac4i; lie
character OF Percivai even, is not quite consistently
drawn; vet these detects hardly noticed in the Sc
rpe ideal atInoshee which is the greatest charm OF
Iin,p's works We have the original at hand, and
cannot Judge OF the fidelity of tho Translation The
,uoofh Gu OF the authors vcrse. however is ScFy well
ana consceutioJsy reproduced by Mes Peniss and the
German tex, seems 70 have been closely followed Tic
volume ia handsomely % utcd and VIII form welcome
cont.utiJl, 10 tie literary department Of Tie Far.
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THE AToNEsrENr: TuE CoNGREG AT1oNhL UN IoN
la.CTf Et.- FOR $50. ~ r. " DALI, " - 4-.ao
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4 series OF ten Lectures, prepared AZ the 10
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Mr. Dalos intention is to show that hc death OF Christ H.
conceived and described by the Apostles ~ the objective
ground on which mon receive TIC remission e. their sins
In his lectures &c with the testimony pro.
ceeds 70 tle theological ~ stem, and closes by ito appli
cation 10 the human The work. which is sn-
cere IN zone it is comprehensive in execution, has
already reached IL fourth edition.
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