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The New York herald., 1876-10-19
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY OCTOBER 49, SHEET
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

t.,. A.
FIJI SgirAS 4zD s4sHas ayHnrG4 sa
The steamers O This line the Lane Route. recon-
Banks on The passage TO eueensewn al The round
4DsATle ossoSsr osssSsr * At At 80 20 r n
BRiIANNic November n al -, r N.
From White Docks pier s. North RIVER :. '''
rcasons1Is ern s,ssaa 10 gold rs'"f" tickets on
saloon staeroons smoking and bathrooms are PLACED
. degree Of comfort hitherIo unattanabIs At sea
- K. j GoRrIS. Agent
UNITED sTArSs r5wS sA asD LyEHroo 70 QUEENS
Sailing on rrEsDAY.
NoyThsA 90 oe'; x %IsSoSsis Nov TOY Az
Cabin s SO M .nd Mssslss sa currency nsy = sr
tsa 81 ss fso from s .Sss,. s >o,~.
Sweden &c Drafts ireland. Lngaad. France aud Ger
WILLIAMS A GUIox 20 Broadway.
SrEcIAL NoTIcE-TnE SPLENDID NAIL STEAM.
o nses foo. a pssn oI ' sm ps -
on Tuesday - al i5x precisely Superior &C.
VIII
kh@ SF YSnED YSER aS5 sSras aa1 rEAAkR
a.'sFa'a rs alssaSm al s LTnSSSS o SHaii Ii i
Cabins. sas5 10 ~. aeroriins to accommodations
iSiss's1,ss SEw aosK "a AND s'fIiaSf IoS6oS. IA
tss. Hssa,. Sss IS 5s \
Drafts issued tor any an amour. . at earen, rates
''i MESbtERsoS BROS. Agents. BoxSss Green.
Daead the EVENING TELEGRAM. All the news iora
copies
CuSARD LISE--B lol'cS ANP A r. n. S. $ CO.
With to diminishing the chances Of collision the
of this line take specific for l Of
on srd passage from 10 New York or
Boston crossing the meridian OF 90 Ut 13 stitude or moth
ing to the north of ~
the homeward crossing tho meridian Of 50 At
FROM NEW SoET FOG LiyERrooL AND QUEENS
AgyssISIA Wed. Oct IS sGyrnlA. We'd. Nov. !
Msd & os. 20 ~ N.s
accom- nodaton Return tickets iavoia able terms.
steerage tickets 80 and from all Of Europe
Freight and pass Gsi Ns EssliSg , GfeSs
OS4SE P!KEsE EsH HFaSsE
nAvRE, CALLING Ar rIyaoUrn q. B.,
e0sa for xs. .as landing M: q , "a, n, Cont,
cabins provided viii. electric bells, from pier
:sT IASsGsr Lsshs.as. % saturday . osssSsr
~ n Tses scnoox ossSe. =
PRICE OF fassAGE fS GOLD GseIasins ss wines, =
s:s Gasa M hd < So ao according to
ssarn essss @ at w rsaussa sse
wine bedding and utensils without extra charge steam
s'' marked EoGis s'y Broadway
PIhST HSp 1TSSoNS ROUTE Te H9I
NC., &C, VIA ROT, EiDAM.
steamer Oct. %
TSs.s steamers. :srryins
to the Netherlands great favnrtes with the public
Trips regular. rates low comfort and living pcrfcct.
For freight For passage,
FUNCH, EDYE co. L w. NORRIS.
50 Broadway.
HAMBUtG AMknICAN PACKET coMpANY's LINE
llEr PLYMOUTH, CHtRBOCkG and u AMBURG.
fk!sIA:: :.............0c Oct ~ GELLERT. Nov
CIMBRIA Oct 26 lOMMERANIA Nov. .
hates Of passnse TO Plymouth London rheroonrs liam
second CABIN $50 s.ld; steerage SAP currency
General Agents, General Passenger Agents,
6i broad ST.. New York vi Broadway. New York.
IN FOR LONDON.
France. Oct u. 30 A. NJ Greece Nov a. NJ
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
The Queen Oct II. 80 4 n Spain. Nov! An
Cabin passage $55 5 O or $40 currency.
Return tickets. $lOo 81 10 or $l2O currency.
steerage passage $o6 currency Drafts issued from f1
Apply at the company's oice 90
tickets also aimed the
compxny's piers, ~ and Al North River
r. W. }. HURST. Manager.
CTATE LINE.
The New York herald., 1876-10-19
coAsrwIsr srEAMsnl..s.


0Lb b0AiNiOS srgAMshIr c9MrASs.
~ sailing from pier 50 North sysr rhur
sny' day and A. r with pssmon ,ss Air
steam lines 70 ineyer points IN Sosa as,s
every Tuesday Iharsas, and Saturday n .,,n..,,,.
with Maryland aud Delaware railroads
soas . 81 sdu to ali points
a. lowest rates Insurance 70 Norfolk xe = rer r cent
ess assa' ss sssssa Sas per Il sSis
E'oR xpnILADELpnIA.-rHE 4 no.; srEAMsMir m
ay and s -. al rP pier rs 81 a. ~s
further Information apply to O. A WHITNEY 3co- plea
PERMrDA ST. THOMAS. WEST INDIEs-rHE
Drsruia, mail steamship uANiMA WI, sail Tor Bes@ua' M
psaossr a ~ ners s m .ns n aaoiy m
4 Tx, I. I, ouTERBSIDGE. 70 Broad~ss. New Yori -1p.
CEMLwEEKLy LINE FOR roRr ROYALS :. C.. And
Steamer CRY OF DALLAS. Captain ninss will sail
ssssnss rTSTsyILLE, Captain ). orowsl ossoAas 2.
nppiy for information and tickets. ss..r,opv 60
1873 Maiden lane.
1,ExAs LINE FOR GALVESTON. TOUCHING AT KEY
cry Ms'. f FSoSo cseas viii
SATURDAY oe ~ 1876 Al r. ~ from pier 20 East
lss. ana s
nairissurr M and San Xn.oaie rairoads Freight and
sur.nee at lowest rates For freight or pss-age nSvnG %
l53 Maiden lane.
L,OR HALIFAX, n. 5. AND ST. JOHNS, NJ r.
CROMWELL STEAMSHIP LINE.
Steamers pier 10 North River following days, aA
GEORGE CHOMWEL. Inesuhy, octooer e
GEORGE WASHINGTON. friday.
direct cheapest aud quickest r,utc 10 Nova SCOTIA,
Lower Excellent
senger For freight apply TO
CLARK 4 SEAMAN 80 West st.
DOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
r TIE CROMWELL LINE
,u.nsa The steamship ,,..,
on SATURDAY. October II, at , 3ocIock r. ~.
irom No. North River
THROUGH bills Of adin. given to Mobile and principal
points On the Mississippi River
Cabin passage $50; Stecrage, So =.
Apply to CLARK SEAMAN ~ West g.
MoRGAN's NEW ,oRK, NEW ORLEANS AND TEX
Nlas steamships-LoNE STAR will sail rom pier S6
North River SATURDAY. October II. at r. NJ. for
New Orleans direct transferring Texas freight there 70
Mogans Louisiana and Texas Railroad for Morgan City
thence Morgans steamers To Texas ports Through
bills adng sensd TO all points on the Mississippi River
Braxos Santiago Brownsville. and to all the Gal
weston Harrisburg and Antonio Houston Texas
Central and Great Northern Texas Pacific
Trans Continental railroads Frcigts for 81 Marys
and Fulton landed ut Rockport So,
ghsrxge channel dues at Corpus Christi and Bra
SxntiA ago the expense and risk OF consignee.
effected under policy OF o. A. Whit.
ney Co.: 70 New orleans. per cent? To Texas ports z
cent For freight further information apply g
CHARI.ES A. WHITNEY 4 CO., Agents; Office. pier y
North River.
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-
SSHEWF SHF 7oSk @ 70 e1AssoT hIyEnrooI a; DUBLIN
from pier AZ Nor;h Kvsr foot o Canal So As follows
sTarE 1ss..s.s
snHgm snd os s.s
$40 tickets. $40
sss s1s's !.
S rsor & snoHDyAy 81 SAylN AsD s At
CsTArE OF VIRGINIA will sail Thursday, october 10 at
rs.ass
Broadway.
WILSON LINE FOR soUTHAMPToN AND HULL,
w sailing from pier 53 North River, as fullows:-
2IN5dd i
First cabin, 81 currency second cabin sss currency
Excursion tickets favorable Through tickets
10 % wHIRT % CO.. 81 south Ss ~. n
s1EAsSli SF sEIwbEs Ixb SksHKa ShM ayoRK
xEcKA saads pe e gI' e q Nov
MosEL Saturday nes - RlEIN Saturday. NSv. II
FIRST Cabin 500. sod Second Cabin SEQ gold; Steer
Afs: Return turn tickets 1t reduced rates.
Prepxid Steerage certificates. So, currency.
"''sA' oELEi'iis i CO.. Bowling oresn.
ro whsaEhS sisos srESafif EsasaNpj LSE bIkEcr
- sailing from pier ls East River as iol!ow.:-
appy fs'
JNMAN LINE.-MAIL STEAMERS
i FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF CHESrER... Saturday, October D. at p. NJ.
CITY OF RICHMOND. Saturday. November T. ut A. NJ.
CITY or BERLIN. Saturday, November lS at A. NJ.
CITY OF CHESTER. Saturday December 2. Ut A. NJ.
CITY OF RICHMOND Saturday, December q, II noon.
From pier 10 North River
Cabin. $50 and 500, gold Return tickets favorable
SIS. Drafts lowest ratcA
Ssloons saicrooms. smoking and bathrooms xmidshps.
JOHN g. DALE. Agent, 10 and 33 Broadway. New York
A MEXICAN LINK.
N Weekly Mail Steamship Service between
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL
calling Mt Queenstown.
Sailing every Thursday from Philadelphia, aud
Sailing every Wednesday from Liverpool.
The following appointed sail from Phla-
dclphia:-
Illinois,. Oct 10 PENNSYLVANIA. Nov.
*LORD CLIVE......O Oct 26 .cITY ofNEW YORK Nov. 10
OHIO...... ........Nov. INDIANA ~
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN CURRENCY.
Cabin. SO to Si0) according to location.
Storage and intermediate tickets all points
at the lowest rates
steamers marked with do carry
Passenger accommodation for all classes unsurpassed
For rates at freight ani other apply
to PETER WRIGHT 4 SONS. General Agents.
3J7 Walnut st Philadelphia.
GEORGE W. COTTON, ~ Brond st.. New York.
JOHN MCDONALD. Passenger Agent.
No. Battery place.
CHIP INslECTORs-
- tha 81. Efp VI
The New York herald., 1876-10-19

CHIP INSPECTORS
SRcad the EVENING TELEGRAM. All tho news for
cents Advertising 10 cents per line Crculation 10000
.upies
The New York herald., 1876-10-19

IREENWOUD CONFERENCE.-THE MOST DIRECT
route to Greenwood is BY the Court street Third
cars from Fulton Terry. Brooklyn.
IJUDsON RIVER by MOONLIGHT
llCitIens Linc-Elegant steamboats, for Troy Saratoga
all points North and West leave daily Saturday
r. NJ, from pier ~ North River First passage
only 81; deck passage Soc
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-09-14

ably care to notice or accept That
will probably be the safer way, for
there are some things in Mr.. Cooper's
letter mat would seem TO strike home
This letter viii probably be received
BY the thoroughly partizan press of
either party III silence, or be alluded to
with ldicule, and treated with sarcasm.
II there be any merit in it. and we are
free TO say there as much, this favorite
method Of summarily dlsposlng of Mr..
Cooper NAV not De entirely successful
Of course We perceive the unfortunate
binding force OF national party conyen-
tlons, which ought long since gone the
way Of the old way Of nominating Pres
idents BY Congressional caucus.as, but
still sLac5-le the country and prevent
the h@cter sense Ct the people from
being Independently and, intelligently di-
lecced The convention system will
probably prevent, from force Of habit
and custom, the breaking Of the lines
81 4lQher party this fail, bat the mere
nominations Of Hays and 1'ilden By
convention make hem no stronger than
Cooper @ho Is also the nomiuee of
ganEe1lt3n. The people should look
elsewhere for Tie reason til guide their
voices I'll November Mr. Cooper has
j .ar8e toe,une honestly gar4ered after
Hrs of toll Ia legitimate business pur~
salts which banllruptea neither iadi
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-09-14

Harrisburg, sept, - Governor Hart
rsaEt has issued death warrants for the
execution Of Thomas sfuniey. James
Carroll. James Boyle Hugh McGeaghzn
and James Rccrtv. the Molly Mcclure
VINO were recently couvicsed in SchuF.
s;Il county OF murder in the first degree.
Their execution takes place October lsta
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-09-14
TIA HISTORY Or CONTRACTION IN
ENGLAND.
rs Terrible Results Wheat We MAY Expect
Before 1873

Now example s. . t4r more potent
Iaacner thau ANY slial oi reasoning. and
propose to supply an exaAple. in i797
the bank OF England. IS y consequence
ii certain alarms 81 war. appended
specie payments. ana WAS followed in
this Nv all the minor banks OF the king
dom, and remained in suspension until
NAV, 1S2t Immediately upon the close
al Che French wars agitation began Tor 4
resumption Of specie payments. In 1919
Parliament passed an az. occurring the
bank ct England % pay IL notes on lie
nand Ia standard gold coin after D per-
iod ii four Years: that is t0 say, alter
Nav. 1925 Against the oppressive
anal il 4iructige policy q this enactment
thc officers of the banG, the merchants
al London ana o.her cities. and large
NUM- et manufacturers throughout
the saeaQm, most earnestly protested
They said il u4sg inevitably result III
extensive disasters 50 al the industrial
md commercial interests of the state +
aud ther lQeeto.d clearly and distinctly,
all tae great eeil2 taat subsequently,
marked liz operation, tHe Ferr counter
na.ts Il which are ALLEGING he Amerl~
can people IN every county ID the he-
public Ii this day Bht the bendaoi,ers
tue SPECTATORS a1d the political econo-
ulisas. were too strong forth productive
classes, and theresumpt lon was decreesl.
/ The act was passed. hv a unanimous
/ House al Commons, and IN almost
/ e4ual.y Unanimous House 81 Lords ia
tae former amidst great lumult and eN-
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-09-14
THE UNIVERSITY
OF
MINNEAPOLIS.

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The daily Argus., 1876-01-28
Voice of God.

BY REV. ALFRED NkNIN, D. D.
A New ard valuable Book of absorbing interest,
n It is complete Compendium of Sacred History,
Biography and Chronology. 1t contains all the
Historic and Legendary Lore of The Bible, iilo-
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Priests. Kings and Heroes. Also the occurrences OF
Four Hundred years from the last of the Prophets
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Chr 19ailg AAtens.
TITS NOT ROMANCE IN MINNIE
sofa 70 MURDER L WOMAN
AND PUTA BULLET IN
ONES SELF.
Night by Lynching Lover.
Who Tried 1t.

ST. PAUL, Jan. 25.-The excitement in
the little town of Plainyiew, Wabasha
county, over the shooting on Saturday last
of Nellie Slayton by Frank Hathaway,
who afterward shot himself but not fatal
". eliminated las night in another ter
rible tragedy. the lynching Of Hathaway,
As soon as it become apparent that Hath
away was likely to recover from his in
juries. the indignation among the citizens
over the dastardly deed began to increase
intensly and while many were heard to
observe that Hathaway deserved lynching
no one supposed that such an act would
be committed Last night at midnight
however. party of masked men quietly
approached the hotel at which Hathaway
had beer confined to his bed since the
shooting, and taking him therefrom took
rim out into the yard and hung him to a
tree. The job was done up. in business
like manner, without confusion, not word
being spoken, and the whole task occupy
ing only five minutes The crowd then
quietly dispersed. There is yet no clue
to the names of any of the parties partici
pa,ing, and it is supposed most of them
came from ii distance.
The daily Argus., 1876-01-28
State Central Committee Meeting
The following call is this daY issued:
HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC STATE.
CENTRAL COMMITTEE,

HEADoUARTE DEMOCRATIC STATE
CENTRAL. COMMITTEE,
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Jan. 25th, 1876 J
On Tuesday, the Sth. day of February.
1875, an informal meeting of the Illinois
Democratic State Central Committee will be
held for consultation, at the Sherman
House in Chicago. Members ofthe com-
mittee are earnestly requested to be
present. W VI. BROWN, Chm n.
&. l.. MERRITT, Sec'y.
Printing, Binding and Blank Book work
Specialities at THE ARGUS OFFICE. Nc
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Henry FELTON,, Hopkins, the L. 5. Senate, and the
u S. House of Representatives.
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RAILROADS.
the MOST POPULAR
North AND SOUTH LINE
In IOWA.
Is THE
Burlington, Cedar Rapids
l. Minnesota RAILWAY.
PASSENGER TRAINS

EACH WAY DAILY,
(SUN DAYS EXCEPTED
Connecting with Trains of the c.. R. l. & P. Rail
read at West Liberty. Go ng North II 80 a. III. ;
0.46 p. IN. going South as a. M; S:46 p IN.
line. accompany all night trains.
CONNECTIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
At Burlington with To:edo Peoria & Warsaw R'y
for Peoria, indianapolis, Lafayette and Cincinnati
with Chicago, Burlington & Quincy T. r., for Chi
ca2o, keokuk, Quincy and st Louis West to Ottum-
wa and point. in Kansas and Nebraska, and with
Burlington & Southwestern Ry. for Pennington,
Bloomfield and all points in Missouri and Kansas.
At Columbus Junction, with Chicago & South
western Railro for ashington and, Leavenworth.
At Nichols With Muse itine DivisionsB e. IL .& n.
| for Muscstne.
| At West Liberty. with Chic-go, Rock Island &
| Pacific Railroad, foI Iowa City, Desmoines, and
Davenport.
| At Cedar Rapids, with Milwaukee Division OF b,
| ana McGregor; with Chicago & Northwestern Rail
way. for Omaha Council Bluffs and Chicago, and
with Dubuque & Southwestern Ry for Dubuque.
At waterloo a~d Cedar Falls, with Illinois Cen.
| raj Railroad for Independence, Dubuque, For
| Dodge and Sioux City
| AT Nora junction. with Milwaukee & st Pau
| Railway for Mason City aud Charles City.
| At Austin, with Milwaukee Il st Paul Railway
for all points in Minnesota.
| At st Paal, for all points on Northern Pacific
| Railway, the great Lake Superior region, aid al
| points North and Northwest.
E. f WINSLOW, Gen'l Manager.
c. J. IVES, Gen'l Pass. & Ticket Agent
Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
The daily Argus., 1876-01-28
atal Accident,

About noon on Wednesday last intelli
gence was brought to this place BY the
messenger who come FOR physician, that
Deacon G. r. Kemmis Of Lorraine had
been, at half past eight that morning,
thrown from a load Of hay near his houne,
aud probably fatally injured, A doctor
was not long in reaching the residence of
Dea Kemu.is, but he was too late, for the
injured man died at noon. three hours and
half after the accident, The deceased
we'll known in this city and vicinity and
highly respected. He was goo1 man,
charitable, benevolent, kind to everybody,
and strictly honest. He had lived forty
years Oh the spot where he died, and had
come to be an old man--60 years--when
the terrible accident of Wednesday morn.
ing ended his career on earth. The new:
Of the sudden death Of the good deacon
caused great surprise and regret in thi:
community, and our people deeply sym
pathize with the family and friends Of th'
deceased. = GeReseo Republic, 2Sth.
, 1876-04-01
THE WOMAN IN THE CASE.

i b tht Editor ef The Chiea5u TRIBUNE:
GrUao1s, aIicl,, March 25.-"There rnurt hsvt
h .on @xn,n,n In III. orcat,o, ..,,.v.....
W..s 49, s.s..sa 49, @ 49, s.., ..Na nou'o "oose.
Anu AAo "oo@a 'ue o'o te'hPt ne' ana o1d
e nt."
Now, really, Mr.. Editor, do protest and do
saou not think this a tbroadbaro storv md +ha,
:. "a h,vo h,a onor,h ~ - ~. 80, 'o'
r.na"a, - "ra5 =. ;a.. ~, 'os, ason '.ne I'M
aueno'ia.' an ese9! lnstauee "hcfe thoro has
soen dorellcttoo upon tho part OF the sterner
JOE, from the path OF rcctttltle OF honor. thsrc
raas come q vaitIne cry from TIM fonr ,rtor, -
g,c rlohc u All .,r,ntvhn-o thora 49, Ma. y.
. ~ s4u9e ~. soasom,o'o ',, 'ncie WAS "ouan
u; aoo ecuooo WIN words OF warning tho
: o1t, "Tha woman ale did tempt mo, and did
s.at."
Now: csndfbly. dis IL noycr orcnr z, ron -.
t,,,,,,,,, ~, aa,,t,,;.. H., .sH.s,..- ,oa' ~
.noasn w. uuaos'ns 'ao pfooaosI'S OF tae hsofJ
10 1no lcaas that man Is 60 easily tempted that II
requires but lttIo skill on tho part OF woman,-
ycB, 10 easily that, did re not tnko genera, helfoi
in pu,5o M. wc .ron15 ,,,irL .o,nat;n,o. -. a.
80, t.tsa a. ,,',s $500 $500. ..u snon 10 az
,.n,t ,nuns aoa ~ seaI ~ eomns'mee Womon
~ .,. se'1tu ~ ~ " LUCY ua asan petnaps
,,so ~ i9,e w ~. ~. ~ 1yse 1 patasehs haa
xt,o!h h9 ~, eo.. y. Inv l'attta4 AsstotS
II, the ~ VI tss on.eta So !atNe
~, s1o aa;; eJts Msn. .9 asI pIen s9oHnas GnanGoa,
.m"atnosa ~, pt, ouou a9 anose
, 1876-04-01
THE UNION SOLDIER,

Tbs traitors that met thee With insoIeus pr1Is
Fol! back In dilorier, Aurrrndsrod, OF died,
The bAslIes thou won Ravcd cur nation from kasyWt
Tie fruit Of tlsy saloE, tho Freedom ct xlaves.
.,wh1e Times eirclins years 10 Eternity roll.
The fsmd Of thy dteda will ennolle the soul;
And fair onss, with tokens from, woodlands and
bowers,
VIII come to thy grave. sud drop tears With tbs
dowefo,
Il. NESr 0RovE, III. n
, 1876-04-01
Whsnce many OF tho Failuros.

A young man who was partner 10 ouA Of out
largest Lousss. which suspended some tins ago,
sasd just previous to tie dlHaster, that NO yo6u1
singls man could liyo respectfully in Dostou oa
aud hiB expenses hare for years been In tho IT,
Ito OF $25, 900 for : singl1 man: Ho has sport
cd Ills private carriage. bis eloglnt house. his
retluuo Of servants. an1 bis boxss At ths Qpsse
, 1876-04-01
folios Of chs time. and 1ivcly invention Of d.
vortnE situations.


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T1 ntr9 Volnns ssoond n1sszr % ps!so Il q pan 4ns
pLE E1E-WrTnE,.. From tho Writings Of EMANCxl
Ell gs.;cn faaa,s chssae
Jansen, AfcC1urg l. CO. Price. s..
pp. 50. Nv YORK.: Henry lloit K o.. chiesgo
Jansen, Meclusg co. Price, at.25.
PERIODICALS RECEIVED
Ono Of the choicest publications of tbs day ia
monthly illussratcd magazine, published In
tho Swedish language. by Masars. Enlndor &
Boiman, of Chicago, and antit!od Mar och Fer
ran (or, Home ard Abrodd). II is handsomely
printed, and copious1y illustrated. Tho ongrav-
ings arc takon from celebrated pictures OF land
BcapeB, mountain and coast scenery, historical
buildings and 6ites, aud portraits OF eminent
man, III swedon and Norway; ricsuros Of socinl
life, and copies of German and Italian mud OF
classic pictures. and also Of buildings and scenes
In tho United Baatcs. Though tic text iB Ia
tho Hwcdah, tho pictures are plain 10 sI Tho
publication has alfoady reached its nnth nut1-
ber, and will nake o handsome and interesting
, 1876-04-01

Tho question OF lIanl!els age has bson sub.
jsct to good deal OF discussion lase1y IN oortsin
Euglish newspapers. A slight contribution 10
the argument ts Afforded iu thu following o1tEact
priatod In tho ACADEMY:
=" For fashion sats, soms Dsnel viii put taeir
Children 10 schools but they set them not 10 Il TIL they
ars fouresne years oil; that yQu ahal grs1t
hoY With beard lcarr, hts u @ and 1T weeping
, 1876-04-01
oILaERT'a PLAYS,

onloIxAI PLArs. By ". q. a,LuEkr. l2mo, pp. 800.
Now York: 6cg!bner, Armstrong b Co. Price, $l.15,
tbs hhlf-dozsn plays inclossd in this volume
have enjoyed considerable popularity On the
London stage. They arc light, amusing come-
dies, with no iniricaoy OF plot but with sprigat-
jy dialogue, spsrkuDg With humorous hits Al the
, 1876-04-01

A geological sud ethaossaphloAl expedition set
out from Blemea The 1at Of Naruh for ths pus-
Rass at exploring thu Obi RlTof IN SlhartA Tbs,
, 1876-04-01

EVSSs
Tho naturalist a'AlbortiB, who han baen study
ng tho fauna Of Yulo Ihland, near tho extremity
a'f Now Gninea, has met with q sovere calamity
j II tho loss Of one of his collections from that
sltEtEict. It contained about 35, 600 tnAccts aud
800 reptiles and Ind boon nent BY 1essol fro11
1. lap6 York.
, 1876-04-01

F1EC OF WCHMS.
It Ia stated In tho Morgen6lad that, after ro.
cent severe storm at Christiania, number o.
vorus ue1c found crawling about 10 tho SNOW.
Everything In the vicinity wns In frozen conaI-
ttou, and 1t was impossible to 1iscoycr whore tho
worms bad como from. The B1tno phauomeuoa
WAS reported from several places In Eorway.
, 1876-04-01

SHOW OF SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS.
Tho coming exposition Of scientiGc instrn.
,nenss at South Kcneington Is said By the Alse.
aGun. not 70 be creating great enthusiasm In
. England. 1t Will cost tho Government -s25. 600,
Ind bepeat, It is thought, inHtrumcnt-makera
! much moro tanu il NlLl Hctenee-vosseEs.