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Ar...s iSIl. al. and 10" nv William ii. lhoiits
! The author of THE Belle OF Austfihh aiio
! Running the Blockade" never neiore Nro,t
anything so good as his new serial. now running
| through Ballou's. This last contains viva &C.
count of the fiogging Of two sailors on bnaiu llt
old United-States ship-of-war Dale; Hhg III lht
harbor of Monterey, in the year lsiS, ior drunk
| enness aud fighting on shore. The picture Is Q
| real one and will I've read WIN interest," o3 al
who consider what punishment men had 10 en-
dure before Congress stopped iiosg,ng ON ON
national ships and mercnantile marine me
same chapter also contains lAughabie account
at how the boys spent their SUNDAY hpeii ~
Monterey. and the many pranks llat were piay'
ed by the youngsters ON the greaseis, even
breaking up n cock-iight by the tid Oh some re-
crackers, and frightening the Indians INTO con
yulsions by nterrnpting their ganiollhg sainess,
I This autobiography grows more interesting as u
/ proceeds showing as it does tho customs ana
habits of the MeNicans in those early days, before
California was annexed, or the gold discoveries.
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-LIPPlNCeTT's MAGAZINE foi
April opens with delightfully."- written
article on New Germantown ANA
Chestnut Ill.," which is likely to
prove even more attractive than the
article on "Old Germantown" in the
February number. The illustrations
are from original designs 10y j. Pennel
and c. L. Weber. aud confirm the des-
crIptions in the text, both OF the
natural beauty in which this suburban
region is perhaps unrivalled and Of the
varied and picturesque forms of alchi-
lecture, the work of successive genera
lions. so profusely scattered over the
surface and heightening the charm OF
the landscape. "ln the kauri Forests
of New Zealand" 10y Miss f. &. Cord
on Cumming, the we'll known traveller,
is simple but graphically worded
NARRATIVES. reply with information III
regard to the peculiar industries of the
country to which it relates. "llow
the Roman Spent His Year is the
title of the first of two papers by Pro
lessor William L. Allen, who convey
the result of his researches in popular
and interesting STYLE. 'GIimpses OF
the Queens Negroes" by Arthur +.
j. Crandall. has the merit of being not
only amusing but fresh and instrnc-
tive" A German Novel," 10y Horace
NJ. Kennedy, and "Sume New Anec-
dUtes of Heine," by William II. Thay-
er. are the literary articles of this
number. In the way of fiction, the
continuation of "The Perfect Treas
ure," by F. c. Baylor is exceedingly
clever and entertaining, and the begin
ming of another short serial, "At
Last" by Annie Porter, promises the
interest Of a strong plot and romantic
incidents. "lIer Lover" by Louise
Stockton, Is very pleasing and we'll
cOntrived story, ind april Fish" by
NJ ]. Barnett, is FlOrenline sketch
to the number. Easter
Customs and Traditions" and other
short papers in the Monthly Gossip"
should not be overlooked.