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, 1880-01-31

sod Parochial Registers Of England ~; md
Mn{. j. Dal1Ie does tho snme for " Frarikng
Memoranda" There IL nlso an Anttqlinry'y
Notebook, antiquarian news. etc.
IL Is stated tlat the Felr,lnry edition OF
Scr|hlicr amounts 10 l2h00o cUpIrs. Tilt,
most prt'n!!mrnt fe1turc, pcrhaps, is the
papyrs OIL nlIs9,r's Electric, Light, By, JUS
,M.,;itl'enaslra',, ~ M. Francis i. Cptotl, which
n! !atlvsn ac:9,nt u letter from Nj; Edison;
pa!,crs on ,lc lifeuf Peter tlle Great !; given
offers to r"ply 70 n1ly 4t!estlon, Respecting Tho
story. H. fur parts, entitled "LouisIn,,n," Is
"Piescnt 1'huses of sl!n,,ay-scllooi Work,S
BY The Rev. Edward Epgfestol,, and "'rIo
A lmprr on bicycling Is contributed by Nr.
Cllnrles l.. Pratt, Of UustUl, un,Inr The cup
TIM "A Wheel Around tho Iini," Thcre
are, also articles entitled "Nntcs Of q
Walker" BY John Burroughs; "St.w En-
gland Feiscrs !" (ilIustmtetll, by Rowland Z.
!tobinson: anil "a Southern Strawberry
Farm" Ullnsmtet}, hy the llcy. Il. +. Eoe,
being. tho rnt.rh Of Ills SERIES IN " Success
with Small Fruits. ."-tlie remaining twD tn DC
dcvOtetl to raspberrirs, E0ost.lMrrles, cur-
rants, and hl;ekberrles. Alr. Doyesti con-
tributes n short story Of Nnrwny AMI Chicn-
~, entitled a Knight Ut DanIel,ruE." 4
poem BY EhnrlPs tle Kay, rntfthil "1}0Ozy
Little Bat,"i Is illustrated BY kappes: and
tlcrG are others BY ". c. Wilkinson. Marie
Mason. Laura Winthrop johnson, and II. w,
Glider.
, 1880-01-31
SCIENCE.
TNTFTT,Efu1s I'M IRVTTTFa

lSTELLECT IN DHUTES.
Different Writors have been discussing the
question Ut intellect In different mclnbers Of
the ani,nal kingdom. In Nutssre; and the last
number OF that periodical contains some
Illustrations f,,r,ltslle4 by Mr, Aiaelear and by
bishop Colensu. hr, Maclear s;lys: "S0nlo
ycnrs ago / was overlooking penguin
'rnokery,' rs II Is called. at the Falklands,
and watching the golngs-0n OF tie numerous
colony below lnu. II WIS breeding scasOl',
and tho birds were sitting OH their eggs OIL
the barc eartll, crowded together with har.lly
walking room between them. Amongst tho
birds stepped pretty Slleatll-blll (Chionls
albn) with u quiet taaMty. atrlae, picking
what ho could, ahl apparently perfectly III
different to tho motions of the pengulns, WHO
tlroya ut him with their beaks W tlu passed,
but never struck him. saw HIN pass and
repass one bird Just ont Of rcacl, I'LL the
h1r.l could stand II ITO longer, but reacled OIL
hor AgHt about Oil iMch to strike HIN, he
WIS still Just out Of reach and busy
with something. apparently not not!e-
Ing tbs penguin; sho teached fur.
thur, ho crossed her agu!M. still just
ont Of reach, aid tl,ls went on III! he lisld
lrQWl her about two feet from the nest, then
iii Ol,p stride hs was beslla the eg9, had
p.lntllva y l4oIe, and was sipplnx tbs con-
, 1880-01-31
SATURDAY,

tInns." These topics, which arc presented IN
the light Of the views of Eratl!ng lhcnlogia1ss
Of different ages, from Wfuse writings large
extrarts nrg made, nrg thrown into m Ap-
pc,nllx, Which constitutes tho larger part IL
Dr. Fishers discussion ot "Faitll md
la.[0nalIs1n," Is comprehensive aid fUrrfhlc.
lie coItr;l,listngHfslleS tic believing anti tho
rnt[OnnllsttG spirit iii several snrply-ae1iDMl
particulars and shows Tint true faith IL the
tr,lcst reason. It Is q poltt wlcl, l,a Insists
upon With much earlcstmess, that, In orlrr
to genuine fnitii, .thoro must bN nt1 Obellent
spirit. Occasl0nA!ly lle secils 10 us q liltlu
inclined to mysticism; but, as whole, the
enlRhten many rt,st!ers. The essays tn the
articles on I'raycr and tho Atunrnent ara
s!tiers Trof. Tyn!ia!l's TrayerI;ntiee, aut!
shows Its contradiction to tl,e i,nture and
design Of trtle prayer. III the latter, he
presents tho rationale Ut the AtptlelneMt ns
Campbell, Luther, 6c1ileietmncller, 1lOthe,
hlld Muxtcy. l}y Way Of lnlllcAtfnK his
dissent from tic tlleury That Christ ,,tpnrd
for sin by suffering the literal Mnalty Of tile
law for SINNERS, ho says: "'fht lnriulGal
conception OF this subject, certainly In tlIls
mechanical form, Is obsolescrnl"
Tho volume consists Ut 1ss iluoleCfnlo
pugrs. 1t will we'll reward the thought.
iFaitii and lsattonnl1sm. with Short sup-
liz Gcorgs P. FISHER, il. u, Proicssnr Of
EccIcsInsttca 1iist0ryin Yale College. New
York: Charles SeriDner's S0lls 1879. prlcc,
ri III
, 1880-01-31

ART NOTES.
Mr. AIillais lias flushed IL portrait Of Mrs.
Jupllng.
Mr.. 4. II. Church has been elected to the
professorsl,lp Ut Chemistry In the Koynl
Academy.
The Academic lies Dcaux-Arts, Of France,
has awarded the kosslni prize TO A[unc. do
Grandynl.
A monument 10 Sir William Wallace. tho
Scottish patriot, Is to be ERECTED In Aberdeen.
The sum available Is s3,doo.
Temple Bar is to be rvurcctcd In Victoria
pnrk. Tho tlctttlcmy hopes 1t Will not be
sernped or otherwise lnatlu to look new.
An English publishing house. ara issuing
for tho culture OF ftrns-iti monthly purts,
with illustrations.
III regard to the proposed restoration Of
ST. Mafk's ut Venler, II correspondent of tho
Portfolio says tint tile ltnllnM Government IL
not tO blame, but tint thU fault rea!iy Hes ut
tho door VI the Mrcllitects md llosasts, WHO
try to create tUbS fur themselves by reYtOrl-
tions.
llaworth Church, wl,ern Charlotte Bront1
and ller family w0ishiped, has been utterly
tlestrOygd,-the BuliAru western tower only
nying been allowed to rennain,-In order to
sTsGt nSw @ i ssp ,s nm , tue rsrRepafnar n1 i ~ h
about Gl0,O
Mr: I. q; llar!oW ias tin!Strd m engIny-
Ing from olr. Mlllais' Ellis Denns;" Tho
same ellErlyer Inns made considerable prog
rvss with a. plato after. Afr. Allllnls' lArtralt
os Air. Gladstone; an!l lse is 41ont. u re-
produce tl,ls painters portrait Ut Mrs.
Langtry.
Sc),euck. TIM painter OF sheen In snow
~alsI, Htn m"v Afr Aana,y tn t",'tInn nrt .cnlsr.
Far 81. .0oo. Thp silbjcct Is Il sheen In q s,1ow.
az %"s ts S,S - Iii ~, Inc oi.,.rt
, 1880-01-31

We hnvc received the adyance sheets of Il
work by john l.. Swift, entitled "About
Grant,; and 1t Is, rs its naine implies,
uuasl-llfu Of tho distinguished soldier. But
It Is something more tllan that. It Is an clab-
crate campaign document Of o00 l,agcs, pub
lisl,ctl to advocate Grant's denomination, hay.
ing no value for any. other purpose, atld likely
to sllara tile fate Of other campaig,-lItera.
tnrc, possibly by next june. ccrtain!y before
December. 1t begins with usant during the
Wnr,-ilence has ITO value rs II "Ilfe,'
for IL ,!Urs not begin until Its subject wis
overHi years old; trcnts Of Ills military Gu.
rccr; tlit0tgs from his utteraiets OIL different
questions Us President, ns deIlning lIis pUsl.
tinn on public matters; glycs Hin credit 1or
0rEginntlng resumption and advocating ~ cOll.
,'ner ,hu easI Il SsseS Grat as s"tIsd utIrsd
Ctcsar''; and finally and at sollie Length.
considers "Grnilt Nntl the Next Eulcr.
gellGy." The book Is better written tlAll
most can,pafgI-ducumel,ts; makes Il stryng,
OI,e-sitlrd presentation nf the cnse; Assllies
that GAnt ..'is now q National necessity;
f9r, In lleroo-w0rsltp as ong WILL ca,l without
clailMng tho attribute Of Divinity for the OBJ
3ect Of deviation. Its purpose Is SO trans
parent, mid tho writer 80 hinsed, thAt Its etli:
euey III converting antt-tllirtt-ternlers-ift that
Is tue obIcct Of Its publication DO Ques-
toned.
(Abont Grant, by John L. Swift Dos-
ton; Lee Il ShGpnrd)
, 1880-01-31


The Cmcu collection of "LontlnntnnA" Inns
been purchased for tho British Museum for
E3,000.
will bU brought ont III this country by Lgc &
Shepard.
H. Alexanlre DmmRs Is sail TO be engaged
Of, cu'aety, IN which ono OF the characters
will bc contemporary THrtnGc.
Mine. Guizot to Witt has completed her
history of France from 1850 to 1913, the sequel
to her fathers III. Guizot) history.
A Indy ,as been appointed to tito post of
Librarian at tho Free Library Mt Dlackpool, Il
wcll-known Lancashire water!ng-place.
d. Appleton & Co. will next add to their
"IntpynntIuns,l Scientific series 'Tl,o Cray
lsi., Study of Zoology" by rrof. Huxley.
Mr.. oLal,atE3's "IILstory Of Greek Litcra-
ture," which will he III two volumes OF about
900 pages each, is III course OF publication In
London.
A History Of Duston, to form four large
octave volumes, Is II nder way, with prof.
Justin WjusQr, i. i. Hale, and DR., Samuel
a. Green as lending editors.
Tho late DR.. Cogswcll hatl tlia reputation
Of being tito CLOSEST book.hnyer 1T. America.
lie bouglta library -ot g060o volumes for
eoo'eo"t "A ~ e'heo VI S1+o''A 'oA"H'e'
II Is stated TINT tho Pope col,templntes
pnGilsn,h a .as VMsaoHs ,s en,ai;ngs OF tne
vniGa to.Miiy. Mst H. t"i'pU,,a.esth eoM!~
Ing Ills intention into effect.
AIiss Amelia u. Edwards new novel, has
been postponed TILL the tirat week III Feb
rNary, when It Will begin and continue
WG;ck,y ~ W 'ne tomuon unWtc' uauer lae
l'tlo VI Ao'u otaeAt'1o"'s'
DR.. j. Hammond Trunibull finds TINT It
vii! bs Impossible to bring tho catnl0g Of tile
urlnluy IiGrnry Into three volumes, ald ll,ts
decided to nuke fnnr. Tho second will
probably be ont In n fortnight, Tho sAlu il
hks's 10 sake p'aee III Aa5e!.
."OId Whlte Lion" III ,Wyrh street, Strand,
y0lllE burglar WIS Hpprenjlcctl. and some
Old rooms III tle rear, Will caryMl md paint.
eli paueIs, Ntt. abs,l,t to bo pulled down,
A new yolun,a BY DR.. Schlie,,a,ll, Is pron-
tsetl, to bu entitled ll,s: tic Country nf
tll0 TrOjn1ts,n In which thu interchangeable OK
|. plOrcr Will g!yu nj, account nf Ills lAtest ru-
Searches III tho Plain Of Troy Four l,l!l,-
slruI platls and Illustrations Will adorn The
Ev.,,roe7lo,,t ,voc,Sov ond PRO, Walls
iS;eslneHt M9"T"y a',a XIX; g. MG.!s
" W's, ~ u."irrni w. nnh 4 lMtnrs
t,,,, ~ ,.ss ,ti g., nit.o,tnM t,,a Ii,tnj
GM.n tp,a 4t"w ~ +un tt,,rmuInS ,I ectn,'c,
t,ti ~, W ~, ~, 'n,,rian, HM1oI G,,'a,
t,l1.t t,aolss1ntSs ~ 4'o @A'te'ts"+ ooe'"A '9s'c"eo
4as'oct'''o'''
II in sntt1 that En0ene Sehnyler will rrcalya
M G0t) fnr thE riulI{ nf srrlnI nihijpntiM III
, 1880-01-31

bOON5 NECEl Eli
How TO LEARN SHNRI1EAND. 1sr 1lakcr. Now
York: 8. Il. Wells & Co. 12tno, paper. prIco 25
cents,
1)E soTo, ASn OTHER roEMs. ny Thomas
Mnnssll. 1T. Louis: liiidreth Printing Company.
Paper.
AMERICAN NAVIGATION. ny Henry Hail
New York: q. Appleton &; Co. Paper. Price Is
cents.
IIYpE rAnH SKETCHES. I}y A. Il. Western.
philadelphiA: Il. +. Peterson 4: 1ir0a. Paper.
Fric1 Gu cclts.
C1I1Lp'R CA7EcrIRM OF CuNMoN THINGS. ny
John u Chanpin, Jr. New York: Henry Holt
j. CO. Price vi ceMtR.
1iow snE woS lIlM, on TIM 1snlnE or CtIAnM-
INu VALLEY. 1ly d. A. Moore. Philadelphia:
4. H. Peterson & Erus. Price IS cents.
LoHp afacAutAY-fIIs L1rE-Ii1s WRITINGS.
" ChIrlcs I. JONES' New llnndy-vDlntnc So.
rics New york: D. Appleton i Co. Paper.
Price 10 cents.
CHEMISTRY or COMMON LIFE. ny J, r. ". John
stnn. New Edition, Revised by Arthur Herbert
Church; Spw York: d. Appleton & Co. vol,
cloth. rriecae.
, 1880-01-31
l2i. Tho total number OF works published
last YEar Nns h.al4

last ycar was 6,Sgs
.Ex.Aftnistcr Waslburne {says tho New
YUrk Trfbuucl, when In Paris, impruvct( the
fins opportunity lle had fur studying In the M
tfollnl archives tho relations OF 'fhonRs TafNo
to tho Frencl, Revolution, and the fruit Of Ills
inyestfHatiUns will soon ace tho light, Il Is
satd, IT, MI glnbDrnte paper on tile subject.
career Of Paine during tho French ltcvoiu-
tlon, and Is written III The llsht Of nany doc
ill'r'lts which hive never been made PUBLIC.
To have been, 1t Is sail, In tho highest de-
gree credltabfe 70 his Intelligence, humanity,
mil patrtotism.n
The sale Of q part of the late DR.. I,afng's
library has Just been concluded. The first
tkltnmrhnck) edition Of Robert Yurns'
potns fetched 4A. Among the other inter
gstinng lots were tho dedication copy Of "Sir
!. 1MlryHpte's institutions of Tic Law Of
SeotJanl," handsomely bound, md Stamped
With tho arms IT Charles H., EEae;; llcrEes
."Contessire della Fitle Christiana," formerly
y tlle possessEot! of Mary, Queer, Of Scots,
Eli0i Mlltnns Paradise LOST" first e1itlon,
Els IS; :" l'nratise I.eEnincL.' first edition,
" y G1; Foxes Hook Of Martyrs" first
edition, imperfect, 20. Tho, result Of tic
eleven days' sale was nbout E14, GOO.
, 1880-01-31

100 llttlo httcnts0f Is Rlltl 10 thcif HUG
I(r. MaudAley elrnrly mil forcibly aeta forth
tho duties Of ylysc inns, Rnd others, to tlls
clnss of patients. II Ills ctoslng sentiment;
" le ~ roinilni,ly tho best physician who IN
spires tI,u nl',s. filth IN his patle'It," We be-
t'flc, 1'att0!1gy. of Mind. I}y. Henry
Mnlltslry, II. u. New York: u. Appleton
d TO. 1yo1.. cloth, h7o pagcs. Price, S2.)
UAnDA.
We must confess our inability TO agree
with The glowing enlogics pronounced On
this novel by tho foreign Ger'nan press. At
tic same tI,ne we may cllccrfnlfy admit that
It gives evidence Of the profound and cx-
tenslve study OF the author. As n mera
novc], ,wo question whether It would take itigll
rank; rs an archaeological story, or rather
rs n pleasant fiction which las been used rs
medium TO convey MI Immense amount Of
information about ancient Egypt and tho
Esyllails, It will bo undoubtedly welcome
addition to whut lIas begn written Oil Tie
subject.
1t is almost impossible, II mot unfair, 10
judge Of the merits Uf a translated work
without seeing the original. "Uarla" Is n
translation from tic German book by DR..
Gcorg Ebers, MI Egyptologlst Of rcputc, md
n Professor In tho University Of jena, who
has ALREADY written one other similar work
entitled IAN Egyptian Princess" Tile To-
cation Of the story Is ut Tlebes, aud the tl,no
Is somewhat renntc,-l4oo i. c. We regret
10 find tint III that carly period Of the worlds
history, the Kings pioneer" could Gull Il
mnn u dirty hound" Tint indicates de-
never lave tolerated among lis courtiGrs.
ic
upon tho record Of MI inslrrcetton nEaiNst
tic King Willie Ito was nbsent fighting the
enenles Of Ills country, contulnctt III 1lerOtl-
0tlls. The lady who gives lIer nnmc to tic
work comes very ncnr lpslng her lifo
daughter Of tho King; md then only np-
pears occasionally during the next .75 IIages.
The l'rincrss Bent-Arat IL Behaved by the
pOct-pr5rst lGntNllr. and tllArrys lin oil page
the .klng''s clurintccr, is pursued BY, tllo
Vaccinations, wfles+ ,stratagcns,.. ni,d love
i,ut!of,s Of her ryjectrd lover, panller, the
kt!lgs ll9iierr," during some t(0O pages.
md l!cr husband Me,la. nre the two o1dcst
statues lit the wurltl, allll gives photograph
of them. Ancient and mutlern iens Uf beauty
must hive bcen very different, Or wg nre # =
10 often 10 viii Sefert.. liz faiis, OF course,
dies, md virtue Is triumphant. Unrda ,Inar.
riGs 3sAillcil. tic SON Of eanlescs.,
Dr.. Ebcrs' style rs Il lloyel-wrltcr is tt1ffuse,
~! and nls mode 1f t5Isat!mcHs poetic mud
Willie mtcl, that Is said IS merely used rs II
peE nn Which to hnng, solne fncts about
Egyptian life. Stories q anrlellt Rome or
Nrsece;.;noycls, like "1tienzi," "Tho Inst
iersstIng BECAUSE dealing Will ilie customs
md lll,itlnerS Uf ppUpu with WIiD1n
, 1880-01-31
ANOTHER RELIC GONE.


Recently there has passed. another rcIc OF
the London of thettays Of Elizabeth, the resi-
dence Un tlia wcstern side of Allersgate,
commonly knawIl as S1lakspeare's house,"
Tho local tradition goes tlas William Sink
si,cate lived II, II when he was proprietor Of
tllc theatre In Golden Lnne, towards the close
Of tic fifteenth century. III ShakspcAru's
time the Eonsc bore the slgn Of tic Half
M0on," te which sulllry inscriptions uild
hicrnH'ypl,fcs In the old woodwork referred.
A writer In the CttU Prcss In 1906 describes
tho llnisc as well able to "yie with any otller
house IN the city for its elaborate carvings it,
The attention Ut lll0se curtnus III sucll INIT
ters." as II ,r0Uf Of Its nge he mentions tl,at
during s0isle recent repairs there was fOuNtt
under the wnntl-nnrk Il coin Nf tho date tjA}.
1t Is recorded In Ben .IDnson's Life tint on
6ne occasfon the rare" old poet, feeling ,nn
lMwnrd craving i9r "sack,n' went IL the
.llalf Moon III Ahlersgnse street, hut, iintl-
III Long. Acre, where he Immediately sat
down and wrote tho following erigraln:
Since tho - 'tTA,f Moon Is 80 u,tkind
To make nc 10 nlb0tt.
Tho "sni," my money 1nw sl,Rat have.
Tho "M0on" shnll 20 without.
Half century or moro later the artsto-
cratic mud fittraty Wits Ot tho Merry M0tl-
arcll's" t!Illrt were accustomed. we nre told,
TO assemble ut the Ilnlf Mnon" Tavern, up
post the Lauslen'ale House, which, asia we'll
knawI., stno!l o. the saSt sltle Of TIT, street.
heavy pro fectlng gables md 1ailt orfuls and
bow WilM!Nws. Is hnw II tllinE OF the past, and
n large liie Df lnUtern buildings Is about to
be erected OIL its site.
, 1880-01-31
DYWOltDS.

Charlotte Yonge has been II prolific writer,
mainly of works Of fiction, b. which she Is
probably best known. She has, however,
n'so entered into the fields Of History and
biography, and at least once before written
collection of short tales and stories silN!'nr
to the work now before us. "],ywor,ls " IL
collection OF ten tales, illustrating tllifercnt
proverbs and bywortis. Most OF these
stories havo been previously published.
Those TINT arc lii their nature historical PER.
ta1n rather to an ideal state than 10 nny coil.
si[tlons that ever existed. "'l,uy Broom" Is
I. story founded oil one OF tho nat,y atlyerl.
tures III disguise 1f Charlea v, The hook aI}.
pears to be Intended for young people ratlIer
iIlun for children, although The lilies or some
If tlle sturIrs-"I Tho Boy l}!A,pp"" " Travels
uf Two Kits," Autobiography Of Patty
Appeclccks '-woulsl indicate nj, i,l!e,hlDi,
to please rnther Juvenile constituency. Tic
plots .nre. necessarily simple; tho style easy
md pleasing; tho subjects chosen Interest.
ing, atil the lnotla pt treatmcnt unohjrcttoil.
nhle. Wp do not tintt my hidden nUrAl lGs.
kon popplng up. like n Jlck-!r,tlle With
tho lust words of tic story. 1t Is collection
Of pleasing tnles, well told.
{Dywortls. :By Charlotte y: Yonge: ,Afac.
milan u Co. I vol, cloth. Price Sl.E5.)
, 1880-01-31

II. WOUlSGf. New ibrk: Charles SGTlu1lGTS
Sons. i wi. ci0ti. Trlcr. Sl,J1
-
m,,, l. 1'ois ~ ,,or,, u,,,,,i,hnd =, 1cc7 ~,
Ims Is .,an oa w9,k 'n ppllsitsu .,a III ioo, W
title Of "plysiology and Pathology Of tho
Mind" Tho first part was published as n
separate yoiume- insslolosy "Ian ,., ioao, .'
ana tho secona part IS no" issa.ea, VIII, @ tha
ssase5 nd d i Tacteey ea ss aeses tile
condition Of insanity, the WORK IL q tfea!lso
on insanity, t' a''d rs susl, We & arc , inclined TO-
IN oonaroiNun co,u,,oct nmn,,v,, Tnr ,,sa no
D text.booK yat mi nf valnae SUGGESTIONS m a ~
md advice, and coplonsly illustrated by prac-
tical examples FROM the authors own expert
o ence. a ln: anaaytca muck w. 1ehefs nue. .c
t"ra tnnt have ce nc viii rSu ,
pleasure md profit even by tllosc who cannot
n9rec with the nutllor's conclusions. There
, 1880-01-31
sclENvIFIt. NOTES,

SCIENTIFIC NOTES.
In Fn.nce 1t Is estimated that about Ia, CO.,
900 of the population live by agriculture aud
NQ00, ,01o by manufactures
Croeus, dried aud powdered, when applied
With chamols-Ieathar to plcketpiate4 gouda.
, 1880-01-31
ERASMUS DARWIN.

In one respect this is q curious book. Its
full title Isl: Erasmus Darwin: by Ernest
Krausc. Translated from the German by W.
s. Dallas. With Preliminary Notice by
Charles Darwin" Now, the Preliminary
Not!co" occupies 1870 pages, while tho part
contributed by Alr. Krause takes up 80 pages.
We Mightsuggcst rs more appropriated title:
IA Preliminary Notlce of Erasmus Darwin.
With I'LL Appendix by Ernest Krause."
Erasmus Darwin WIS the grandfather OF
Charles Darwin. IIu was born III 173l, and
died In 1903; was botll poet and philosopher,
aud author OF "ZoBnoMlin," "Dotanic Gar
don," "Templo OF Nature" "Loyes Of tho
Plunts," md otllors; wns Radical Iii poll-
t!cs, md appears 10 hayo been OH the side Of
tho American CUl0nlsts In th0lr war for i'll
sss hs s for os .95 b. t. FK FMsKSw9s % ii vg IL q
SEQ peHco,-to see Alnericn recllIu r,ltler ller
nto plsSsI,ares lar etc' iiA is GloEfapfy M y0Ies as
been written bofore, md was published III
Nnlo Is IN tho portion contributed by Mr..
krllse, IN which l,e notes tho snnle telltlu,,-
cits III tho grandfather thnt subsequently
found 10 great development ~ tlle gratl,lsoi.
Of research, antl almost the sa,ne biological
tendency, liz In his grt.ntson; md YO iutEht,
nut without justice, assvrt that the hitter htls
succeeded to IN intellectual inheritance,
mid carried ont program sketcleti
fsrth ai,d @ lett I3,!, nsh!na ,,y!, 3, his Krri'i:
tho younger Darwln ,l.tiy be parallelcd by nt
least chanter IN ttIe works Of his a,lcesfor;
tic mystery Of hereAlty, adAptatloI,, tho pro.
tcctiye arrangements of aniHlals mid plants,
sexual selection, insectiyOrOls plants, alll the
Anniysls Of the emotions nId sociological inl-
pl,lscs,-llay, even the studies 0,. infants,-
ure tU bo found already discussed In tic writ
lni,s Ut tho elapr DnrWfn.n
I,he present volume. contains some material
which Was not accesslble 10 for,nDr WRITER'S
pr. Datwln's lctters, coln,nonplace-l,ook,
short published notices, etc..-llll Of which Ii
contained In thu preliminary notfce. Tho
contribution II Dr; Kra'!so Was II the orlal:
t the c Desssat Ti,sory,@wlti wi wicI is i sot,. u.
works. Dr, Darwin WIS twice married, and
1t isn singular commentary Oh tic stltte OF
linslls!l suclety nj. tho tln!e tint, lutlng tho
Interval between the TWO marriages, Lii b.
culi!u tho fl.her Ut twU tlegitlMatu lnitghters,
who were brought up Will. Ills own; ailtkthas
hEs practice US d physician wAs Ii, no lnunner
Injured by lis eyldy7lt iwmoralIty, (Litv Of
a. Co. i vol. YffcO. 3l.23,)
, 1880-01-31

Tho title III full Of this work Is: SANDER.
aonville-A Story OF Rebel Military Prisons
Fifteen Months Guest of tho So-Called
Southern Collfcdcrucy. A Private Soldiers
Experience In Richmond, Antlersonylllc,
Savannah, Mlllcn, D[ackshcar, md Florence,
by John AlcElroy, Late Of Company l., Six.
teenth Illinois Cavnlry." Much has been
written, since the close OF the War, with ref
erenco to the horrors Of tic Southern prison..
pens. 1tisnot pleasant reading, mud this
volume OF 100 pages Is no exception 10 pre-
vlous literature OH tho same subject. II Is
well, however, to recnll to mind occasionally
tho crMeitles prngttccd by raco bonst!nE OF
their "chtynlry," OIL nnnrme.l, aefenselcss
prLIso!n,crs-of.WYar., T., lofty Private MeElroy Hiyes
that sounds Incredible. '''rlls spectacle aud
the process of 10000 young, strong, ahln.
hodlrd lhen starving alti rottilg to tteutll," Is
tho picture for Which this book Is the frame.
Tho story Is graphically told; the style open
literary excellcnce; tho Illustrations illus.
trlttc, II they nrn not works OF Nrt.
(Ai,dersonvllie. BY J. 3lcElroy. Toledo:
D. H. Locke. lvolt 100 pagcs.)
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Persons fond of statistics, md especially
those thlrsting for knowledge Of insurance
matters, will find this work q handy com.
panion. 1t Processes to contain " A careful
digest Of information relating to fire, marine,
life, antl all other kinds Of insurance blssi-
hess In tho United STATES, and wherever tho
business Is carried OIL throughout tho world {;
also, valuable information on kindred SUBJ
jeqts, and useful statistics OH finance, cont.
nerce, and Government, ETC., etc." We sup.
pose tho figures 10 bp in tl,o main accurately
md carefully compiled, although the writer
frankIy nd,iitss tint liz Illus "no hope that
complete SUCCESS hns been Achleved III 50
urtiious III, undertaking" The lust cc,ls,ls--
reports hnye bcen freely used In this ~ wrll
as III tho american almanac and othor slim.
liar publications.
Bloomington. Chicago. Trlce, cloth ST, pN,
, 1880-01-31

tents before the slow penguin could tnrn ard
hop, back to save 1t; llo ngaln leit llbr awny
by the same mnneuvrc and Increased The liulo.
her Oft md was eating The cEg wherI iio was
driven right away by anntl,er peng,}ln, who
wns wandering at liberty, the mate, s,ip-
pose, being .on turn on tile cggf THE pro-.
perfect trnp for the ppot foolish OLD pcng,lir,-
The otller Instance | will give occurred III !
tho PaciAc, where some albatrnss were cir
cling about, and frequently. settling on tbs
and 1 watched to sec Il my atbotyoss
would be pulled down, then I no
tlced 4 Gordon of sentres ronnd tho