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Ocean Gtfumer5.
AN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
"A The OrlY Transatlantic Line sailing under the AMERT.
CAN FLAG. Sailing THURS DAY from PHILADELPHIA,
OHIO sails Thursday, May 80, q. n.
FED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
Carrying Belgian and Unted states Malls sailing sent.
monthly alternately from Philadelphia anc Ne". l0rk
~ DERIAND sans SATC RDAG, jane :, a. N.
For rates passage and other information apply 10
PETER WRIGHT u SONS, Gcnctal Agents,
3O7 Naluu'-st. Philadelphia. 52 ErOaiNay, NewYork
JOIIN MCDONALD. Agent. BatcrypIace, New.lork
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
NJ BETWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE
Company new No. AZ North River foot Ot A00ns
'PEKEIEI Danre. ednesday, May % 800 pm
'NIIIE DE PARIS SaGcilc. Weines'tay June - AN
IAI Ran /, SlCltSlleI 20 June ~ up lh
S;eIuas DO passengers.
ci-r and passage Gt Philadelphia apply to AOlzo
Louis DE BEBIAN. Agent. No 50 Broadway
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lroposGls

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4 ADNERTISEMENTS FOR The NEW
~ YORK TRlBI y WILL BE RECEIN Ep At llitl Z
TOWN OFFICES, No I23S Broadway, corurI IuID .sa
st. 3OS WoSt Twenty third St, cor Etg'I ~ ~,
Third ave, FOrtyScNcul ST.; at the IT. Al'lM IN ~
Nc. 9.a-i IN T ave, rOr Onch hundred ana Nv tH
UIarcm savings Bank Building up To p H. III ''s'"
office rate.
CEALED PROPOSALS will b. received ny
- The Trustee, of NtW.Nolk and broI hi'uE'
,r office No 81 MatTst, BrOOkyI ul H., 1' H w VI an &
uftrrut 1ilp day Of June. 1873 for tc W. an,
lclvtry-uut including errctionO abou Nv @ I
htulol 90 500 tons wrought iron ahu al'ti WI
ion the suspended superstructnre G ihS lS lti h,nI
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Su5truruGn.

For Bows and Young Men-City.
DNERTlSERS!
n SEND YOI' Il ORDERS FOR THE TRIBUNE" ana
ALL TIHSTCIASS CITY JOURNALS 70
ONE OFFICE.
REovv> ( PULVI.I:MA&. l.-.'- broadway. Hew York
send COPY Of CTtisueul when asHs for estimate oh
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3te Cream.

EUSSELL'S ICE CREAM.
.rr,.-.fII record ~ - wears ha. given ItS~iII'~
ICE CI;EAA reputation fuI purity. uohu'r-, "nd ha'" m
cqualod. . -, ,, .,- ...,. .......
Families, - 20 per gallon ..... ........ ....
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RECOLLECTIONS OF 1l

RECOLLECTIONs OF TWO DI~TINGUIsHED PER.
SONS: IA NhKQUISL DE BOIsSI And THE
COUNT De WALDECK. BY MARY II. DARBl sNlIL
lZno, pp %. J. y. Ippncot' a Co.
The chief interest of this little volume CON
fists in the story Count de Wdldcck. natuIalizcd
french scholar, artist, and autiquary, who died in
laris about three years ago, at the supposed
age Of 10. 1he narrative, which IS founded
on q personal acquaintance Of several years,
las an air Of romance, although evidently writ
ten good faith and supported by collateral dcta.,
which present curious and remarkable history
whether the almanac Of the subject not III
Is wonderful chronology. The other distinguished per
con COMMUNICATED by the author the famous Countess
Guccio who, after the Gcath Of Lord Byron, for
twenty years the wife Of the MARQUIS de Boissy, a
senator and peer Of France. The writer the ac
Ouaintaucc Of Madame dc Boissy in Paris, ana they
Seem TOR many years to have been terms Of intimate
friendship The tone OF the book, which is dedicated
the Rt. Rev Bishop Huntington, is that Of gushing
sentiment, fortified by revelations from the spiritual
world not prcposterous than the usual conmuui-
catiOus from that quarter.
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Ciln propertn 90 iet.

NFT IJIUFN1EU w I-N8
NIIEApEST STEAM POWER IN NEW
v NOEk-FIom 10 100 horse power hc furnished
- per week horse. running ten hours DAY also
lOiIS. BANfNENIS. and STORE FLOORS 70 / r. l.. with
plenty hight water uud closets
steam heating also. elevators Hnd steam hostWays. J. T.
PRESTON. -, - -. - amt 80 Rose 81. New. uIk
El'RRNISIIED HOUSE on MudiSon-ayc. and
Murray I'm 'or private family viii be let low ior sum
mcr or longer Apply llG East 2jthst
IbLEASANT APARTMENTS six rooms, IN
good order; all conycnicuc"s. and pleasant location
rents f2O {" go. Apply toJANlIOR No 3S East ,"thsL
EO LET or FOR SALE-FactOry Buildings.
4 l5j and lj7 West l0th-st, well lighted suitable for
any purpose
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INSANITY II ANCIEST AND MODERN LIFE. BY
D.SIEL HACK TUNE MD limo, pp Z2G. Macmillan
Co.
The causes of insanity which prevailed
among the prominent nations Of antiquity, are
here discussed in the light OF extended historical re-
search, with creditabe show Of antiquarian learning
This occupies large space the volume but the most
Interesting portion the majority Of readers Is de-
tied the manifestations Of insanity in modern life,
aud the Of its prevention and cure In treating
the subject the author has made OF large collection
of statistical facts which he has freely drawn for the
illustration Of his argument but he fails in the wise
ABDUCTION OF general principles, and the practical value
OF his work is greatly impaired by its lack Of compres
sion and point
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Philadelphia, two ~ NCW ~ DrK.
Double TIack tue most Improved Equipment ami the Fastest
Time consistent with absolute safety.
ON ana after Nav l.. ISIS
ENprrss Trains leave YORK pcsbuSsCs aud Court
landt streets Ferries u4 follows:
40 1850, $50, hmtcN II m, 1. >, G $50. 22n
$50 and sunday 4.JU ard 4. NJ, 3, q, $50, $780,
20 and D.
Boats Brooklyn connect with all through trains
Jersey tty alOfdlnS speedy aud direct transfer for
brooklyn travel -
Nctuinug trains leave Philadelphia 800. 335. 7, 73O 3
$50 and a. H. 0imtcd Express, l3j y. M ., t. $50 T.
aud 7:JJ and IL midnight ON sunday, $40, $50, T. \
$50 a. M, {, 1888 y. H., and II midnight.
Ticket Offices. Sos. 52G and 9ii broadway No AstOr
and OF DrsbTOS.,s ana tOutand - No Court
st. and Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of Fulton st., BroOkn;
Nos III llG and lS Hudson st. HnDOkcn Depot Jersey
CITY. EngTant Ticket ONCE, No. Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON, l.. 4. PALMEI.
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agent.
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6ieamUoals ano iidl!roa0s

ALBANY BOAT, rEE9pLE'S LIXE;;-Thss
leave r'r II, Norrh ,cr foo, Of Canal Hy
f.. .XT.AiTToGG& IIIN'RTGl"I&E IKE onKMrLhiIH(,
aa VIE lN cGFS % Tor sd I'd at rac I ' hot ,'t an nd
all Of Wescott EIrress Ones r N , 2@% iM"?k
Firsca,r imc, - dccG 2,ci excursion 10 Albany and
return, II 90
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT
l THuNE LI%E ANh T%IiJED ,HLhTEs NAIL
YoiK De,broscs ana Cour,landt streets Fccs FOL
E1rcss for nanisnnrg ritshrg the Wc., and South.
For wiuamsporr, Look Haven. Cory and Enc s3op
The Oh Regions. Wiliamspou and Lock Haven, Il
Baltimore Washington and The SOUTH Limited Wash.
ington Express Pullman rarlor Cars daily except sun.
day. arrive Washington $40 p Regular at
ixpiess for ThlaI,iphiai 3o7aO $40 O. t5O Lmcd)II
a. ui J. 4. D. q, $50 1850 $40 and . p SUNDAY 80
aud am D. D. ESQ., $780, $3.50 and T. H. Enigaht aud sec
at Jersey Cy, anoIdng speedy ana diect transfer for
For trains to Newark Elizabeth ahwny Princeton Trcn.
ton rcrh AmDoy Pennington, videro and other points
Train. arrive From lIushnre go lolo e. m, 1920 p.
Washsoa g YnU and amoTc ali G5G & ai6 m E5 1871" 10 ID
p m. sunday, $50, $40 IRON Philadelphia 36j ESQ
1910 1920 ,. sunday, sos, 60 $40, OjO ITO a. n
mcEct 0rices 500 and 0H Broadway No Astor House,
ard foot DesbTOsscs and Couftaudt St-; No Cont s
G II ana is indson st. Hohokcn; Depot JotgV CIS S
Emigr2n! Ticket I'm once 80. B~eryPl@ee ,,.,,.,.
General Manager. Gchl Passenger Agent.
THE MARY POWELL for West Point, Corn
l. wall. NewDutgh roughEeersle, tondout Kingston COZ
BRO6KLYN Annex Boats. WIN
RONDOU1 and KINGSTON. landing at
III Newburg Poughkeepsie, Highland Falls West PoInn
Cornwall MaIl6%ro Milton Esopus c99neSng at Rondout
stesmooas Thomas Cornell and James SaS
at y. D from Pier ~ A0Fh hiveE foot 81 tIsIriaaAL
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steamboais ano Railroads..
AIRANY RnATS nIRECT-Merchants' Ex

A LBANY BOATS DIRECTING rTn m s,rT TX 6r
n press Line.-Elegant steamers WALTER BltELi , OF
Albany from Canalst North River hr: dock aH9yc & teoRT
drrk " 5c cabin fare Oc meals 6Oc Freight taken lower
fhan i;y any other lines A. p. BLACK, Supt.
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonlc
- aud Naugauck Railroads Fare 81 steamer m
leaves Catharinesp daily Sundays excepted at ll3o Ill.,
aud Bridgeport AT ii D. IN --------
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD
Leave New YOrk foot OF DesbIosses and COraaut
sts m for WASHINGTON CoIumbus Cincinnati Indranap.
oils. Chicago and the West hChmond Charest3n ana tne
South. Pullman cars n'In Baltimore to Newark or saHu
G1 p Waahinson aad The West and the south via via
Washington making close connections for rhtsbufg Cln
TnIman cars Baltimore 10 Cincinna, ana Pitts.
g06 ~ ~ d"iy Tor Washington. tie sourh ana west Pail.
man srcpcrs from Ncwlo'k to IaliEolc and WashnS%l @
making close connections i'I enc go nclhd huIliiuo
Iou,ye 81 Los GGm5s I i iti,DnIs r. The S0"f4 psi% Sa
uati conrccta ct Washington WIN trans for lNnchbuig
Tor thronci cLct. please cali Companys gficc 35
Er?adway, NowyorL arh at tick, oi,c foot OF CotanHt
ASK FoT TICKETS ~ XIIf i fn&>I: nSA>ITMoRE AND OHIO
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEI.
\ f,rn station in Hsw lsla, loot Of IIneat{,,i. id
Commencing Nov. - ~ Trains lr"ye ~ follows ,,
Chunk Taruagua WEc,baIr Elnird dc Connects At June
lii 6odEa nr.9cA Ea.qG ira I,rLsDqFs@ Isls
i":i5 a. H. asd Io p or SOM. III. agl Terg.nslon
WiLc Dlro. >cr,ucn Ju alaaao"s. Iau'1q"a' I'zl'on
II.
M#cI Chgnk. Connects 3tJ.rc uH wiih D. l. a.d W. ~ H.
$50 p. H. ,IIi} For it,iUn Allentown ahd ldIiaDuIL'
t.T %. '.. For !'~tpr.
Irr Train. ic Iu,.i Inut, t.nctIhl,s Ht stations.
- NBAT IIshi iN~-ioaNt "a $50 g.. Ui, II D. in Tor
Round Book tpI intermediate points and al 5.o =. No. for
lus;uu. Htt !i.-g aI1 iiJIIlsbuTrh.
NEW-lOKN and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
" p,rtI AWuoy. Fed Bank, Long Branch
,lo,g ,y. 81 = %. ll.t, a. Iu. {. .:i5 p.
ttulur, NaffaN.p -t.f ur pauH rouh ~ P'NI'
ara u -qGau To- ana IRON POINT PLEASANT.
ElEEEJOJ ID and Ni,W-YOPK RAILWAY
,cu.,c:i"us Lo., 700; of LibcIlyst for ForhoG at
S.ii, y. So 4. uI., :, D.. 10
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NVlIIlE STAR LINE. ,ov,ru.us STEAMER,

INVITE STAR LINE. ,,,,, ,,,rp.
IDK QI EFN~ rows ANp llNlLtiG'I- -.
ot TIL, Line tdAe Iur li.e t'"
recommended Uv Lieut. MauIy, L " Oh 'o'' '"' '''
aud humrWdU NuNHCCS u,
BEllANN lC. capt Perry >".I' S'.' "a u,
CELTIC Clpt. G,,u,cll Thursday J"i' t." ~ n,
can't KENNEDY. .dI'lif. wy
FROM TUE WHITE STAR Doth' llh" D. N0"'
RIVER ., ...,-,,ssed IN AZ
Thrso steamers are uniform In size and unSu R,ih
vuutmrntS. saloon StatrroouS SiuoA ll i,ion Ars
rooms .r plccl amdslps, where the noise ana
least rlt anordns degree VI comfort hitherto Wl'"
rkets
favorable terms. StcerIEc, S2S III. q, ths
or sprcuu Of plan, aud other Information, apply ~ Wv
Company sO'n0'' W. % H'0"""'' r. j. toRrIS. Agent
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EED sTAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
NENTRNI TRANSATLANTIC CNMPANY.
4 I 10Y rIiTn6 81 STATES MAIL STEAMERS.

ItIUN LINZ, = -. ....-
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
Leaving Pier 81, y. r.. foot OF kiug-st
MONThNi UEsD DAY May 2S. p. N.
VISIONS II I~DAG June 4, ( IN.
NEVADA kS DAY. June H. p
WGbNlN l. Ism - uHe = a' IN
DAY tlUnc %, m.
" These steamers are built Of iron in watcrugEt cCm
laTu,nt-. and furnished with requisite 10
tAo psagc the Atlantic both safe and agreeable hay
ing bathroom. smCElUgr"om drawing room. piano and n.
steamer The all deck, thus HSuTIUg
greatest Of all luxures sea- perfect ventilation and
llgh'.
CABIN PASSAGE according 10 stateroonl $50 70 So;
ISIERMEDIATE, $40; SIELNAHlr 80.
e CTION
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NEW-YoEK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL

These drst,lass steamship. sa regularly at r. NJ, from
Pier so. lS SuI;h River Is follows. ....,....
steamship SANTIAGO pE CT BA.....SAll ltDAl' June
Steamship " r. ~ i-7'Al June ~
Accommodations unsurpassed For freight or passage appyto
WILLIAM T. CLl DE & CO., No. o Bowling green.
McKI LLER. IL LING < CO.. Agents IN Havana
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EECOEnED LIA-E.
rrcOnDED MORTGAGEI.

Lew. William l. tp Jabcz Burns, 40 90 Hudson
iu! 40 I.,O.agi.,t J N,ar-. at duuuAI rent Of .
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THE WORLD on wIIEELS Ry I1nA N. sTEATToN. svor
Mr.. StrattOn has here presented the coach
ing and carfage-IrivIng pubic with coVous II not
exhaustive treatise the subject Of veEiCular convey
ance Of every description and character IN all ages Of
the world and among all orders conditions, and races
of people. has sacked an immense pi" Of author
ies including the collections and scrtibooks OF anna
teurs the "reminiscences of old sagcIs and ancient road
sters as well as the historical and antiquarian docC-
nents which abound in modern McrttuIc from all of
which he has produced s.ngujarly entertaining and
instructive volume, that j. no less cg,Iitahc To lis
faculty a a bOOkmaker than to his skill a carriage
builder. Among the abundant Illustrations Of tic
work, frcm designs by the authors son, viii
be found every variety Of carriage, from the oLJISe
which carried the family Of John GIlpm TO
Edmonton to the modern London drag hough there's no
engraving OF Colonel Delaney Kanes celebrated Tally
Ho and that distinguished native American gentleman
il spoken OF curiousy enough "cntcrIrisiuI Eng
shman" Nor is there any detailed accOdat Of the time
hOnOred vehicle which the Od-lasliOu"d Boston
ehase carried gandfathcrS to "mccD" ana 10 mus
ter" in days gone by, though it is respectfully referred
10 in footnote and even quotation from Dr. Wendell
Holiness Hoss shay" forms the motto 10 chap
ter. In a work Of such almost incredible variety, II
would be strange if the microscope could rot d-'cc;
some minor defects OF a Important chalacter but
rs whole may safely be pronounced production OF
sound workmanship excellent movement sjaunch Ina
tcra We'll the spung-, Of graceful form and pro
PORTIONS, and the varusn not too tlncAly laid OF.
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nTnllurc.
Marb!c nno Slate HIuuttla.

TTENTIG% Now - the time 10 purcLa~,
~ SLATE AND MARBLL MANIII~.
.I,,woyk rISEIlA y -INiItD.
90 Uulrr. square y. 5. Gih.ayc. and l7th.-J,J
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''. '''' g. l' I"""'.' "''' l. T. H. '''' " T. "
! i''''' ',.,..,.,.,.., l..,,-,l,qpi,,Rut.
' - r'' i'"'. 7' i., 49, -, ' y. r.., =, m
~, "a, ." - ~ %, ~ ''''''' '' '-.'' ''' ~
-, lr.l,ror, for Sew Y,r n. l2p U,zc pt Monday G:51
-.p, 10 .u.. HI.. I..l5. ..I,. 40 q. D. I.i in.
Pa man lr.v.l. rs t.ir, ?Ir afta, 10 th" .h. ~
800 p 'i,"s Sew N,ra. tr tnr $50 a DO" 10 p W.
/ tHh- i't1 '.l .ti' Hp'.j .,...,
. 20 'r 36 h! T., i,, 1r, ..s .or icntIn :,u
u Dr.. 30 o., 49, I'g..I .f l.1u .U. 81 p. t
.ti. az 20 of I..l,r.g..l. Hii
En.,,,., o., t, ,rst i,:. - . office. oi ihr Ere Ii
, %, ,,, s,, I,,.t F.. o. tI af So Brook
.,u !.... .., ed from D., .r To- dr-'Iultuu
n p. GNipaIN G,r. I'l'-. Ar'nt
{ v,,,t. ~ a.
/ s'RiI RtIIN A(.
j.. !.,o' '''
- - Do. f.r,ruHu ami chicago Dly ENVrc-s Drawing
Iounl ... i.- O., i..0.t,. $50. p,tD-.,u Ir..E.
-:l.ar. via. 81, nan. o. i..- f-t aud ~u.t
.... s,..rr
t.o.
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on H0llSatOnlc
ard Naugauck Railroads. Fare 81. steamer bridgeport
Catnrinesp daily Sundays excepted at ;3o Ill.,
and Hr nj ID
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IryIrrp STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL

L,V RIO DE NNIIItD. rDUCIEING NJ ~. THOMAS
PARA PERM AMBJCn. AND BAHIA. To LAND
WALLS AND PAN~ENGlR> ...,,.
The now ur-t,la,S steamship CITY or lAh',
g. tu~. captain Carpenter, VIII So; Ion me "I'' o
ON Ttll ~AN June G, at am. frugh a. 10" rates
Iaktu for the above ports ,,.
Frrgf 4 ,vfyr Al ll times Roberts Dock, NgoyAl Il
INSURANCE. LOWER TUNN BN ANY OTHER ~ 80
SlilrPIl,~ DESIRING INSl RANCE tAN LIZ h'I
SAME UNDER Our OIEN POLICY ,
For freight tugJgcmruts or Ia'NtE, having ''-'" Az
''"'"'''''''''' ''''' " Cu MALLORY L 60. Agents.
Oai,-. iIcl 20 East River
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Eau Gcbool5

VALE Law School.-Regular course, 2 years
Gra0uate course or degree Of DCL Fall term,
opens sept 26. Address Prof. WAYLAHp New'HayeD, CT
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
tTUDIEs IN VERSE. Gy CHARLES QUIET l2mo' Pr C'
/ JipniuCOu q

.ruD1uS QUIET. l2LnO. pp o.
j b. IiPpiuCott Co.
Whether the name of Charles Quiet cOnceals
the pen of mau or woman is secret that no orc may
guess from the poems in THIS volume. Many oi 'neN
have an air or soft sentmenalism which be'r"y' 'e III
spraton Of a feminine nature, While Othc's aPio'i "
have been suggested by pursuits and experiences WINCH
,hc most stroncmndcd reformcr would scarcely regard
a. cougenial with the sphere Of woman bc 'Ha' aS II
may the noetry is the product OF subjective iecimS
ratber.than of creative imagination. IL Is the uad eN-
presson of personal experience not the bold pc'uihS
OF universal thought and passion The writer evhcos
sincere love Of poetry though not deep study
of its principles; certain facile play oI
fancy, but with little constructive power;
often happy turn of expression, bat with shgAt con-
maud OF poetic imagery. The pcrvadinS lded OF 'N'
volume is communion with the material universe "7
personal being. This is repeated IN great Narl''! o
phrase and appears to form the central point III 'He
writer's pocucal and religious creed For instance =
Omothcr. wait until Uy work Is done! ,,,
Loose tiny strong arms thdt ara" ne 10 'HS oi'"s'
Tin l an ready TO lie down and rest;
Gudgc not TO me the kisses of the sun.
Fear not fond earth, thy strong love hods m" fast;
Thou art mine helr.-l shall he thine at lasl'
O cousin roses! thirst not tor M blood
To dye your paling checks. . ranN' W'ld grass!
Clutch not with greedy fingers ~ pas,
Aud you, great EUtSry giants oi t"e wood!
Lei not your roots Ter Ely uch Juices Nlun.
Mine shall be yours. bat You muS' "''' }o'r TURN
Here arc starzas in the same vcn suggesting or Sug
gested by the famous sush, Whose authorship no one
KNOWS 10 luS tiN lElCA Ilt 10 7I'''4'i ''''''i
O. dear mother earth, let ne lie on thy breast!
cone, a tired child, to thy bosom for Trcl.
on, fUHdly caccss ne! speak low ld mine car!
Uulress my pure soui OA the worlds tdttoTcd care
O, kiss me. my mother! with tc1tpTcSt ais;
Wake love my heart with smal. mp'hcIiY cares;
Wrap thy grasses about me. forbid ne 10 rise
With LOOK full Of love from tGy sweet h'Wcr-eyes.
One more specimen III tais KIND will suffice in which
the poets gilt of uttcrnce is adequate 20 the expire
sion Of the thought -
- sun! There is a passion fierce ana strong,
Outb!dzing love Us IhOu dost carthS cold fires;
1t burns WITHIN luy sou! WHCn look up
And know thou art mY father IL0u%H The earth
Conceived and brought Inc forth, thoU dd-i give lie
To the void germ within her. avn Time
Thy fire is my breast. My hgd-b@II ,uUl
ChaiCs at tHC mCthCT's tcthCr II was hers
TO suckle my blind infancy, It's time
TO teach my youth IN thugs beyond her ken
The character of the poetry is PERHAPS, accurately
enough described in tie following confession of the
writer
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A LBANY BOATS DlRECI-MeTchant& & TX X,
n nress Line-Elegant steamers WALTER Bhhl vi
NEWCHAMPION win leave daily Saturday eNcepis, s ~
Albany from Canast North River first dock above ieocs
Line q D. connecting with trains North ana VEST ro
tTan i,,v any, otbrT lines A. T.. BLACK, Supt.
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Like a young bird OF song IN prison pcnt,
That spends Its strength III struggling 10 be flcc
Then folds Its useless wings al wvdrilY
And dreams of fl'-Lts hHh aS the ornament,
NV prisOncd soul Ia struggles vain had spent
Its nttc strength, and sunk in mute despair
Sweet dreams came whispering OF the realms OF ar,
But left new torture when taClT ways Uoy went.
Tneu thou, goddess! ! came my bars witlIu
Flooding the dIrAncsS with celestial HGAt,
Drowning despair in oceans OF delight,
Sweeping sweet chords that silent aye had been,
And touching my dumb lips. that. opening,
did forget my chains III joy that could sing
Doubtless the act OF pOctlcal composition il Joy to
the singer but the present Instance It is not GER
tain that the listener TO the will find the same delight
in the music.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
and KINGSTON, landino ,

Y, m
III NewbuTg POughke eepse Highland Falls (West poInn
Cornwall Marlboro, Milton Esopus connecting ROndout
with Ulster and Delaware aud WAIKIKI Valley RailToaus
SteamDOas Thomas Cornell and James W Baldwin
st y. from Pier ~ North HiyeE foot stHSIIkaaAL
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28

IREEHOID and NIW-YORk RAILWAY
gcu,,c:"u. Lo, 700; Of Liberty 81, for FIc'hoG at
S.ll. ! 2. 3d. a. uI, !. D.. T.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28

y STEAMSHIP LINE Ef rWitN NEW.fOEK-
I"IIINNpION And BltELEN.
CpNPASNr- FIR foot uf SECoNi' T.. HDEHhLN.
N,-i.i ~rf .IrI,c / ppN Al ........ ~at. June :
DUI .... June " Err. .-al. Jti, -
I.,II.~ pIr I.N~-N from NEW-NpRk - ~Dt luANP
Ton. IiANEE. OR BRENFN. ..- 49,, ,,
FIRST CABIN. 500. gold SECOND CABIN, sCh so'l
SIlE|.tGI,. - Cgrlr.ty. ...
Return l,krtA at reduced rates frtiAd S'V."sc N'''s
Cft,-. SlUtu'l,lry
lUI leigh; W passage aurNtn, 49,. , ,,,....-, ,-..,
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
,I'O PHILADELPHIA,
IO IlllLADELllilA,
pENNSYLNANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
NLW.YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

Fourteen Through Trims way daily three Dcpots In
Philadelphia, two III New lork.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
pacific MAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANY's

Tor CNIIFOENiA. JAPAN. CHINA. CENTRAL anI
~OI III AMERICA. SANDWICH ISLANDS. NEW-EEA-
LANE AUSTRALIA. BRITISH coli MBIA. WASH
lNGION IT, EElIDlN and OREGON.
sailing from Pier foot Caual-st., North River
rorsAN FRANCISCO via IsrHMUS OF PANAMA
steamship ArAPl Leo. Friday MAY 81.
Connecting iUr Central and south An'loa. ~
II,l- San FRANCISCO 10 JAPAN amt CHINA
St.a.sU.p CHINA. IU,,,1y. Jun, :.
steamship tlIi OF pIhING. Monday, JuN j.
et,I...t.. err. or IOiIO Ihur,dH', August ].
from ~Iu FRANCISCO 70 Sandw.ch ls.JuL-, Au'tIdla
Sew Zealand
r-,.l.,Ip st I~TRNIIA, MONDAY. june 10.
tHI ti,Eht And passage apply at Company Once. No
uW.l.-- ~ u. Ntt lu.A
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28

HAMBURG American Packet Company's Line
FOR PLYMOUTH CHERBOCRG. and HAMB l RG.
HEPDi May 80 WIELA u..-...J une -
II-~I \ti ..........Jtue POAHIlsA y A June "
rate. "a Plymouth London CnerbCurg II amburc,
ana points IN Eugland scotoui aud Wales First Cabin.
fI .lOO second CABIN gold $50 SteeIage currency *jO
kTNHARDT & Co, {. Is. ElCHARu * boAS,
General Agents, Gentla. Passenger AteMt-,
Broad 81 NCW-lFTk. bl bltal"tS, new lCIA.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28

rVHE MARY POWELL for West Point, Corn
l. wall NewDutgh. roughEeepme, lt9ndou, kingston COZ
Iens Milton Hamburg, and Hyde Park icaycsiay from
BROOKLYN Annex Boats.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
Havana. & Mcxican Nail S. $. Line.

Il,
- steamers leave Pier No. 3 NOvth RlNcr
FOR HAVANA ami VERA tkl l.,
Calling ~ proPTc-o, CampeaCay, tTuicth
CIINOF WA~HINGGON tiaNana on u %. MAY 81 ~ 10.
-rrtwor- leave Ncw.Oucsns June " Tor GNerl
Cr., tIita".I-. Tu-au, InwVt" making 'os' come
FOR llayHI .NrNN Nork aud al the aho' .
l,rr- g. 4 AII-.ANDRF & SONS. 81 and aj Btuaiwsy.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28

ENMAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY or NpNTIIA IL I l;~lJA1 Nav 20 p M
CITY or 49, 'Lf l:DAl, June > J.! a. m
CITY or BRI - III ~ R~DAl. June - D. N.
from! Pier - y. Y.
CABIN $50 and 800 gold Retsr tickets on tayorf
Die 'rTW-
s.uou-. .at,ruoms, smoking and bathrooms amld-uQs
joins q. DALE, Agent 81 and 80 BrodCN"y y. y