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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
GTnRGE MEREDITH.

POEMS AND LYRICS or THE JOY OF EAM HI,,,Is m
GEoRGE MEHEbirii. lOn"' PIP Ai' Isl Ii"' '"''''"
&Co.
narv veors ago George Meredith, who is perhaps
he,tey known by his novels than his verse gave
nromise Of poetcal celebrity which lie has iaiie"
10 reach His Love in the Valley found place
IN all the best standard collections aud nobody fe"
II without delight in IFS pnre and aboundlug Sei'-
rnent and its musical although peculiar movement
The same piece has now been expanded l" more
than twice its original length II has been care1niF
improved in expression, and subjected I" otnci
changes which we need not pause 10 describe 0cN.
eTa of the added stanzas contain poetlcal images VI
notable beauty and delicacy, and the landscape
background of the poem has been greatly enriched
It is the most attractive and genuine poem III the
collection. And yet although it has been improved
ne n specmen of literary art, for us much OF the Old
charm is gone. We miss something of the Simple
and spontaneous expression of eNuberant emo'lor'
The new verse distinctly harder than the old was
made in the study not in the valley. MI Meredith
in short seems to have fallen into one OF the con-
spicuOus vices of a time OF aoctcal decadehce an"
scientific activity. He addresses the intellect more
than the sy1npathcs. Although III this volume ho
sings as he tells us, mainly of the joys Oh eaI'h
that is Of the beautiful aspects OF nature ne Is
often controlled by the inquisitve pinloSophic spun
TO keen the true poets feeling for nature and TINS
4
fully harsh and obscure why 80 many OF MS iiles
are FAT prose and so many are reduudances. added
for the metre OF the rhyme. As for the first piece
in the volume "The Woods of WeStermaln'" we
confess that we find it incOmprehensibie Even
its poetica purpose were clear. the involved ana
eliptical style woud make it desperately hard rea"
ing.
Far better arc the studies of classic legend he
Day of the Daughter of Hades," PhGous WIN AZ"
metus." and "Melampus" Here, at least the poet
had a clear thought provided for him, and he has
followed it with vigor and grace of expression with
a mastery over interesting and not too common
metrica forms, and happy application OF ms IA
yorite device of ALTERATION. "Ihe Lark Ascend
ing - is an example of mclodous unaffected song
"Martin's Puzzle is n homcly and wholesome niue
dramatic monologue The sonncts are almost uni
formly unpleasant. The Point of Taste ana
"Camelus Saltat are absolutely hideous.
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OF their nests and eggs. PIouscy Illustrated wan '"mv
and other fnr page eneravugs. BY Edward A. 1amuei
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INSTINCT BY z \. CHADGoURNE, LII IT, T. tut
MANS

MANS Sons
This is q reprint of Dr. ChadbOunes Lowell Lee
tures for lS71 and those lectures doubtless contain
many observations which deserve TO be preserved
DIR. ChadbouIne was a man of at once liberal ana
penetrating mind. II, perhaps, he made the ms
take cf starting from erroneous premises al eaSl he
had the courage fully TO explore the region entcrc"
upon IL we knew what it is we are discussing
when we talk about Instinct, the conclusions
reached would be very much more valuable FER
hans fatal defect Of all such SprcGlations is the
preliminary assumption of differences III kind'
whereas the actual differences may be only OF de-
gree. But there can bc 40 harm in theories pursued
as Dr. ChadbouW"S were. so TcVci"ntly ana III 80
philosophc spirit. Ii he has not succeeded III
solving Il pr0bcm which has pcrplcNci ali serious
thinkers since the world ycang, he has at least
derived various con-oug and c)cvatu% Suggestions
from his spccuations and lv has happily avoided
that ,locmati>u which Harrows the view. ana
which 50 often dcgrGdcS discussions of this kind to
the mere level OF neutrality-suspicious. Perhaps we
shall never know exactly what is instinct and what
is reason but tie problem is one of those which,
from its very nature and from our very nature, We
are compelled 10 investigate. and il has seldom been
more sensbly and cautiously dealt with than II Dr.
Chadbouno's little treatise.
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\ NYACk-OT.II D~ON.
MRS. IMOGEEE HERiHoLE
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DEPARTMENT DOTS.

Tho national bank notes received S1r re-.
eemption yesterday amounted to $355,000.
The receipts from internal revenue yesser-
day were $569, 81, and from customs $67S 1876.
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county, Virginia.
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period of last year was $2o5, 400.
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public Immediately upon that officials return
from Ohio. 1t is whether a retired army
officer can hold a civil office and draw his pay
as q retired officer and also his salary as a
civil official at the same time. 1t Is under
stood that Judge Lawrence will decide that
but one of the salaries can be drawn. A mum
ber of cases depend upon the decision.
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Assignment OF Cadets.

Tho secretary of war to-day made public
the assignment of tho West Point cadets who
have Just graduated. The list is as follows:
Corps of Engineers-G George A. Zinn, Will
lam S. I.angftt, and Henry Il. Waterman.
Ist Cavalry-Godfrey II. Macdonald.
2d Cavslry--Herbert ii. Sargent and Roger
B. Boyan.
Sd Cavalry-Tyner R. Rivers and John W..
Heard.
dth Cavalry--John M. Neall.
9th Cavalry-Samuol f. Adair.
9TH Cavalry-Edwin c. Bullock and George
II. Cameron.
sth Cavalry-w William +. Flynn, Robert J..
Luf, and Matthew +. Steele.
9th Cavalry-Alfred b. Jackson.
10th Cavalry-Samuel d. Freeman, William
E. Ship, and William II. Smith.
I'd Artillery-William p. Stone and Will
loughby Wake. ., ,4
Sd Artillery-Henry G. Davis, Beverly w.
Dunn, John ii. Haynes, aud Louis Astheim.
9th Artillery--William f. Hancock, Thomas
Ridgway, and John w. Ruckman.
LIST Infantry-Samson L. Faison.
I'd Infantry--Omar Bundy.
Sd Infantry-Charles w. Kennedy.
4th Infantry--Charles McQuiston.
9th Infantry--Frederick Perkins.
9th Infantry-Charles G. Morton and FL
more +. Taggart.
9TH Infantry-Charles II. Cochran.
9th Infantry-Lawrenc ID. Tyson.
10th Infantry-Isaac w. Littell and John
II. Shallcnbergcr.
10th Infantry--Charles II. oEgood and
Harry G. Hale.
1ith Infantry-Alfred Hasbranch, jr., and
Henry G. Cabell, jr.
10th Infsntry-Walter NJ. Wright and
George w. Read.
18th Infantry-Edgar S. Walker.
18th Infantry Thomas w. Griffith.
22d Infantry-Edwin A. Root, Robert D..
Walsh, and Jacob f. Kreps.
23d Infantry--Carance r. Edwards.
25th Infantry-Charles @. Tear.
The above named all take rank as second
lieutenants from June 10, the dato of their
graduation. They have leave of absence un-
til Sept. 30, at which date they will join the
corps or regiments to which they have been
assigned.