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~NEVr PUBLICATIOXS. -m In adtlition to tho luiual exciJlent misallfttiy tor .uvemle rtadln* In Onr Ytmng ftolk*. the preaent nuroberBiveaaiiew ItiRtallment of Mr. X. B. Aldrloh'a Bne"t*tory of a Uud Boy," rclallngaomeaallcntpaaanKea of a,*iDi-ai!t4.bio_,'rapiiKalexperieiice wlth incoin-.arable hnmor nnd imctio.i. betraylmf a glft of plqunnt narratlon 01. tbo part of tho wrtter not unworthy of hl* ui toiupliah- menta Iu verac. A volnme of poaaaa entitlotl Poetische Bilder aut allen lheilm ,ier l.rde, aoleotod from tlie flaeal pCOflB lut ut Or rnar. jtoet.*.. by thu celebrnted traveler now on a viait ix, ihla city. Baaaaa B< iiummwiu. eoaOalaa de- acrlptive ahoBehea flf -"vcral of the most famous aeenea and iocalltiee in diffcrent natloue. Aa a rounterpart to tbi* laatructlvfl toctorea ol the rompller, they caunot fall to eoiuuiatid the miert-st of Bflfl heurer* iu repioduciuK with the ahaiflH rf-aaaajr al the great aataeal features of tho earth whi* h havo beeu Uluatrated in hla eloquent proac. The JxiversideMaaaJtine, which coinmoTiccil tlio ¦.w yoar wlth oa laereaaod atore of attractlons, shows «reat ajurit aai frc**Iiiieea ln the new number on our ta¬ ble. Ulfl fld-tfli with aattflBI dillgoncc andlcxcillt nt judjpneut, and iium.H.rs on Ite list of coutrlbutora several af tho moai sticcetuful wrltcra for tho youuger folk ln tho oountry. Tho present nunibtr has contrlbutlona hv Mr*. ¦.¦¦aC_ Week*. I'hcbe Cary, Abhy 8a*e, aud acharac- terlstle etory by H.ins Ctnlstian Andersen. Theembel* Uabiuents are of ft hupertor order, nnd both tho oostume andcontenta ot tl... " Uiveralde" eommeud it tonwol- oome grcetlug from the houaebuld circio. In PafaBlB tht ftrbt nrtklo bv H. T. Tik-Ur- aiancn " The Aua ln Life and Letter-" trcats a I what (rrotesque then.o w"th amuaiiiK llveliti-'sa und uno- tion. What la not -ald about ** ******* Iu thi* pnpor is eertnlnlyuot worth sayitis*. and what is said demonsti thotetlUtjrof thfl aub,oct and the injrrnmtyof tho wrlter. Wo eaa ti-.t.fy thal tha portrall ot ti.e loug-sufl-rlug donkey w laeOWM .amlii.ir to thfl Ilarvanl .tudetit I of a pa»t k'eneratioa ls aa truo tothe lifo aaa photoKiaph. The ino.*t ciempl. rv l".i*-» fatnlMar to my chlMhood wasanaa*. Ftrbapa*tbe faet itf hla bcrln* unniue la tho iu n.n:.<iiiii'Oi! ii'id tln* "fiy ereatnre quito glven np to iuveuile eontrol. may hoTfl quickenod ob«ii vntioti; but .la eonduol compared bo favor.ibiy wlth all the otber ant- 1 ui. that we deemed tl.e atorles, reeorded ln our play bi-itha. of tbe donhey'ahtek ol eajnelty, aa fabn- i'*ua ii. a double seuae. Theaoay ns* .1 to ataad ofl hla ...rhe beard Ihe dlachai*a*_> M n. nn, lo . treun* t.-tror of ibe Isrtlea of tue fn.iiily: the mare Ohtodateri id wheelbarrow; the iUtge yelpcd at uight. an.l'were lo scrnpea all tlav: Ihe tui key-cck flewat evervbo'iv; tli-? bult frlphtened und tl away from i'n; bnl Jnck mlnded h lurin. butttaalao of trrttattoo, waa ooutent .with thfl hur.ibi.-st aai aoaof aaaaai ».*" patient oompitiilou, our aervant, aud paatlme, and oaly b> un arcaflWMl raah oHttr an hnpertinenl ehlcl-eu. ot a pro i.i -i\, \.*r tra ii--.'r.-*.*..-'! tho p* t..a. llu wa* |..iu .1, inu* of th*.; West 1 Uil brought b< tlveo mr bla cu, lu otner to ri.ie foan.! f . iee lu* fultllfully p. rfoimed nntil ; '"' aideai nabllng h ¦.-*> r to tu tbe Wlute Moillit ¦ t.t h- mtlrii.it v. Tlie (t*-,t qaaOtJ iiot>r,-.i** tlua.ionltey waablelmpertnrbnble good-natnre: be liseii i. iill ot' l.oof olleti-iilli: BOO under u*. gave a little l.-ap. u* if m Iho, aad tbi n ¦n.iMttv to let u* »,.. ...'i t» tttipea; they never qtttekened hlapoeeor elie.tid a ii.oan. Tbe only wai to n ayat.-ui nml Ktimulate i.'ii! to ae. Urkle li'tu ix'tw, en tl.e iho*- tto end "f a reehopflth. aheeaee af n*«i.»:tii. hia . hut t.i u* he aeeiu. d a bi rn lu ti.iti'i-iil euilur nie- atul hmited wanta. Equally ni- dijl, f a word of pra ani Oaatljailnw ?nrl- .*< u.e4l to have attauted ilu-1 of / vai.iv wai hla awportorny totht* ti atolca'l; he. had apparei.tly " tlunu a...iy amlutioii," and i. l».<Hite.t. HtAt po-iw- ulrO\tx tbo w.iuiid* 4.f tastee, fi-mtnl aml sub- mliislve, lu or r.inusenicM with t.n eip- Imlk'nifnt wer.* r.irdy aolugled iu lm; .pt when thi were left dowu perbapa be dei. iiit'i..-. ,- bul *".i'. tu,. an abttraot uiood. v, .wit ui llne Suinii'.-i' il luuch iu h UuV ij re- aoiiud. d vaiulv, and the pote a uiieii-ieerii: li«' k*t n*i have oar way with ut d.wil.ty, und te*.h<he(ood aml .n of i.fe witb a kiod III ¦awnine eomnlaeenry, t,< ver beeoiulnc exctted at tbe Ti,ueo of poor lut't-'i exhihitiniK* no spe.-ial iteal for beri.aire. l.r.n.or..' but inii!iehinf.*e.iel. as If the Indiil^eue* ol ap P without mnlice at;d prt'lc iu li i'.i, but there waa a meeknean an Ild. i.t. '"ul au .¦ ,' wl dai wlian eaii' il i" taheJaok away io iho Wo«t; hol.ore tho tta .... tho ti.**:. to wlia.h bi* i.. .*. on pai-Ih.so to «ive Lliu a **" ler, 11.a.i:*, ilav of a. .iiiint-iiton the e n whenhUoId ,,f h.-iir from his tnai e to i. .1 l. lived in nii.fc.u.,. ooutilm 1 In a inre and qnaini Iract, pobllabednearly entltled "The-fobloneaaool the .* lt IIT COTl- i ugs in gmai i-rt, aud la. hia jlr. x oaa ofthe -" by e late hril ...nt a i ll fall of sw. elianty, and BUjtfeoteeer- taln -¦' a- one of tboee aaomaloualnearnatJene of lavnpi ry and m. - of mod4~rn pt fnr"the HIs renlent, aud uoufih with his ; i, l.i.t a a illL' Illl! |. >.' t I flafflOOBi*, bilt !"!--* t'T U'.'l'tTl -i,i||i ,- t^rrted tn **. re was mo |HiythaB lUf H'i'l ...*;_!<._ts, .", M **-". O.. i tiu. aul- t Implie* ' \:t i-i'iili-iict* i\ ht-.-i '.f I. ti.l* 4 ' f thfl lulinl--quito wa havo tl.u a *ii. ui ti...- :,.,., ,,i* t. .1 .'i . ;..iti. in t. WlJICU loi ... I ,-ei t nml llu lt thus - tu un: wh :n- *'*d ni a bii ,.ipi,..i I.) sBKajIMt. H'.oiiv, ted ill a t| Or eliibodu .1 111 ;x flarleftti.ro by Pnwra. .aprteaa _»-_cily luni tho aubtlo fuvtaiHWtflen of sei.t. und i.outenee, Th.* i,ii«taolra toaneceM in the cooperative movements of the day p--'iiiti'd out la "Woik, VTaceo, combiua- tloi.-." nre wortliy thv attentiou of ean/^uine aoetol rc- toruicrs, oltlio.iah we thluk the wrltor eaii.uate* tiu-ir t-Hu-OD*;" at K'° .,!«}, a rate, and that Ihoj c.iu be made to m__m away by 0 Well OOBBldcriid COUiBB of et-.T^etlc oeiion Mr Gedney'e new ehapter of adventnr,. " In tlto .addle, On the Piaint ». freah and read.tble, re- beuislno aeveral iively atoiica of fronticr life. "..Cu'eRiKhte." by Mr*. R. llarditiK I'avis, present a au Old ,;u.*stio': in jt new light. Mr. _¦ (*, HiAi__iaa jxpfittM th.- '..jiiurt of tln* K-i.-'Wn as au lmttiU_ifci,t foi laft aocial order, enttirrlng hia apix-alu lor its abolitlou by aaorlcaof terriblofait*. and Mr. Hlnelair Touaey relatea Ihe tmprwesioiis of " A N< w-Yotk B.uiuest MauinRoine," ln Mhluhl)' fjraphic U-ttt-r. Mr. B. H_ 8toddard'n "Invo- oatnui" la a llttfc* poeau iu "luournful uubihoi-***," clolhuut tbe mytttry of life iu sad, impresaivelmaftery, aml taking .very ray of ll*ht from tha certaiuty of deuih. Mr. Kltn ball'a ttory of " To-day" well suttains ita vlKornas movc- ¦aent, and o ue- etory is coinmencM l.y Mra. St<~l lunl, ^tiiie*i-A \tolxu bui>," Uloudintf a uatur.J bit of ne Biaucc wlth aubtle discourtiuica ou the aecrct of mtisic. TheiiuiBberclosea wlth the titual flancetatihellteratuto aaid art of tbe day, both at bome aud abroad. which. w.ui tho wlao and racy " Table Talk," form an attractlve por tlon of the Majrazlue. Tbe cuiaf.ii.ioii the "TaMe of Coutcnta" ahowa a lack of tbe master'e eye in the ar rangement of detaiis, on which attcceaa tn perlodical lit Ontture ao much dtpeuda. A bii Ixitn tii ml oitiilo iu Iba -4 f/a*tfir for this aooatl), by Mr. B. H. Derby, lt ilevoted to *' Our I'oatal Ih- aeleueioa," deaorlblriK the aervlce, aa now admlnistered, iu .eato Ofthe prtnr Ipal touutrieaof Kurope, and arguinftin favor of eertaln noodful improvemeuta In our own. Iir Henry Bowdlteh oontluuea bla valuable pajtera oo " Con aumptlon,"dwelUn(oapeclallyonthe effecta of diflcient eunll.ht in nromotuw tho diaaaae, aa wall aa tha waut or BtUrt air, food food, and proper clothlnK. " Rltaallam in .BnitUud" la dtoeaeaed by Mr. Arthur I'omher, an Kn- gllah wrltor, who farora tbe movemeut, reitardlnff lt aa Ihe rerival or r-llgloui feelluft and praoticea of a por a-eneut eharaeter, and wblcb U rapldly aainiii* yrooud m tbe IhtabilfUiad Churcb. The facU wblcb ho relatea aro curioua, aod wlll uke many readera lu thta couutry by aurprlae. ln uaoy parte of Kn<land, Hitualum bas and. rmiiied the ordlnary relltflout current* of aoclety. tta eflcf t haa almoat been t_> pn-dueo a eonvnlsiou. It haa p^rted frienda, dii idert fainllles. evoked bltter ptejudi<«s, and roun-d up astorm nt opp4isition. Kxeiud flaeetlojca havo hoeu held tm a* ."pprcatinu. Muba ot httmt havu B t attacked the houses of priests, bave don« violent» to their churches, and outraged inoffensive persons In ttie streets} merely because they were BttSUfettstS. The action oí a Parliamentary conimirMionhaa servid only to five a new impetus to the movement. In spite of incessant op¬ position, RitualUm RtOfS than holds it« own. It numbers no les« than a million ami a Salt in tho United glatSWl which is a large proportion of the church-going popula¬ tion. The olsrgj SIS represen ti d as self-denying in their character, am! MfSJffal ha" their habits. The RSata »H their churches are free. Tbcy decline all fees from rich and poor alike. Following the example of their ltoman brethren, tho lie clergy Uve for and entirely among thi aort tin., is one gieat eJesnenl in their sin i BOUTMOf tliopowor tliey li.ivo oliiaiueil und aio daily obtaining. Theli v nitamong the pour has been Immense. They hare built .taterychtircbes, with most magnlfl cMtly totertors, for their i .,:| all parts of the country. Tin y hi' 'r up by tin Ir rttosM m. bese than Ofiy-seveu homi ng'd persons ; nine general .ui'i two hospitals f,»r « fsllea wosjsai tweatj'SevsB penitentiaries fur fallen women who wish totiain theoiselves f<>r better things; twenty- four Svotherhoods aud guilds; torty-ous sisterhoods! and nineteen associations for general religious pur- peses. The homes, the hospitals, und the penitentiaries areall manage«! by slaters«TetaUhasl troto tin ir re couvents for that norpoae. Xbaae brotherhoods and UBterbooda an animBVMSse help to the rlcrgy. They ourse tin- mi k p.ioi- in til» ir i.« n hi»,!.-.».¦, distribute Justssura- i it-m-v ol raUef to enable ttieui U>oJth»t, without euoourag- Ing Idleness; they rnaangc the day, ulght, Infant, end Bandsvy-aebools ; man-co the savings banks, Institutes for youth«, workluftaoa'a elubs,maternal roch ties,parish , riaadlng-rootna, ok>l hing clubs, burial stx penny readings. Ac . am. and ihaa«nai»le the clergy to concentrate their énergies on the spiritual work of tin ¡r an-iiu's. One priest, Fattier Wagner of Brighton, lias uilt one magnificent ehurck and tuer smaller ems lu Lis Uatrict, at In- um n pel mil eo»l I»* km pa slxci aid him lu lus work ; be tins a sisterhood, a penltcnUary for fallen women, a home Pr I convalescent home, and an orphanage; all ol works aie carried on with funds mainly freía Uli own re¬ sources. Aiel \«-t Ilia« man, who devotee the «in. in of Ins large fortune to sik'ii objt ami whose prlvsts luTe la extraordinary in its ntupllclty and salute. ter, feas often bees hooted t streets off) baa oeeii ses iijtun i>.\ ii.-ut. gangs ol ruffians, aud at one ;d not i.-.ive his bom without eudaugi life.atol all In atuMi In isa tUtuulisi ; on one occasloi he would cert.i.nly have been sei ., if not kilted outright, had it not been for the lunnlj interfei »nine geutlcnieu who cam« up, a themselves Boma ill] proposed to limn !¦ Faw Res on the following 5th ol Nnvcuil* r. V\ M. Michael amI All A ...-,; ..,.. n. .i 111 some ot the sisters '. Horn d, »nd tu .| .,i In ,i... tin r i-rn ill had a Im I t to tho good "t others, tied «diatriot. .»i d school« In o'" oí the : : hltuoell au Income rot lifeol ft 0 Li livi in rooms wiiiio.it cnrpeUng, ami has only au old bous» ki per to attend lo in» ... aud storks indefat ibly, t me lemavkaiiie feature af t He mevi meal is the work- las tmn's club*, winch arc carton '.;. arranged oi tiousfor th.- .-!.:¦ rtaiittlient tu I a of i rodal i. ft out of the aicouct ;u our high The «rorkingnvan'a c!n!i m an-, which are airy, rfuJ.ecrupu- aid lu M/ii ter wi tin l with huge tires. -Jin- li ISfslS of In tho Of I!.'- In >:n. v. h H ,. ..; m n ttUeal ting, with the smaller ones - al tered about the room, oa arlueli d druugbuboards, n, backganiinou-boards, idothei snob in rmli as a. , 1 ihelves, on wbioh are kept a emnU nnmbei of b fill to :. . ' a | aide in i.i- idon, b rail¬ way gu ..-. Ac., and \. arks beai ing on dîneront trades ¡ii: II.. ... I vm;1i B let ted ... ol light! othiil part of tl th ire la stationet y, photographs, so..I at n -t ¦: Itumoral class of literature which is tu ai ein up book-si : the po ir. At the el ii if t' e r. i'ii. 1 bi or batter, mat beer or !i .-!< 11 very day ai ;ive h" pporters .if the (luh I»;. I fur that paip ipinion. i lie j h't\u read ! Two or three of the gul rancaat tin- »-in i i en».) with tim men, ¡i ay ,a ..i i 11 ii .... auBstbc nowBof tin others. They UMiirue ,i position oi j.. r... i ... di a \ or So an ay mili any seeling of restraint ti it might otbei I m the luiiiils or the me m bora. The local c!. f ir an hour, inda with one ¦liter, tvafejflf after thin BIBB'S Wlftt TT that SlsVl tie mea thai tin y tala nn it y life, as well a« In tlicir spiritual welfare. (.tu b.tturtlay'the I a fn e Bad easy. r among tin- aliag aud games ara pat aside, sad nil draw around tho 1 tAWe.o* tu ttao Winter around ulng of tli ir sup- Kuglish por- ¦¦ at al d,and pipes lly one Vih a rou lUR , une tu turn runer to sing, teU a a , or da anything he iscmunt. .i though h.iruii is merriment « Itueolub a piesuuHit evening without siieniliog any money, uaii witiuiut in« BMoal Bsuiday mnruiBg !». ¦i imt ¡«pear .i Ih'i free ... as «. la upataii ms work i* being carried on tin-1 inn M-iiiiui i-i oin. ill re t1. wllUnarts rs> ad und : île, and liave ¦' rtuoity i r studj Imarova tliem m tie :r trade, apart from tho BOiae Btid oui. ,\le||, aies for btuiij piovnied i.¡ theiii m tho siliiHil- i .<iii.-, The writer h BWR Of itdiiittl praei oa « blsfe, ata saaawWal t.» tfee D aeli bta> ¦tone of KiMnhsiu, ami v lthnut ¦..ii.iii ail external aornu less n.ut:,inery..()::, -umlicr are"Ti. I'liiouor aituii; in ibiscooatryi MBartfeo|ifea Folur System," anew Ihservof Cs?ss»ofODy, MaehadiBf wlththi " aOWaadl ti ¦ ici . and »ill In tune lieeon featSSjn race, bàVlflg Improved In force nnd f * organiza- lion, «rltl fcfssS CSaweai t<> -. i: and aira s owsl im uto [.j the Meuioii ÓÍ î!'t i'n ;¡.irhanl." We have itlsti receivi '1 the Elefefftti Volume of i.tittii* i.v in.j A¡/r, which well sustains the el of that e ret Usait work lac inte aw Hjmsj i,.. I'L-st periodical litt ruturo of the day (I.ittell A- new edition of Odd XsSSSt jroi>i the Lift a/ a Lnuttiiana Swamp lucí Off, hy Mamsuv I iasa«, M D at d or Hujor Jouait Carotin ir* of J'itievil't ft. it. 1'. -t'-ieon <V Jlrotlioia,; s ng Acetic« of tUt lift or C/tritt, Wf 1». 1). Huck, I>. 1)., tieliig a harmonized coiiibinut.oa oí ihcfour (,<>.-p, i - aftas BBSt years of our satamir's Me i.I. i:. Jap- plucott A Co.); Ca$ella, or The ( hildtm e/ t^r YaUqft, by Maktiu FAiiyfiiarson, a tale LUsstrsttVS of the heroio reí. glotis life of tho Waldenses in the seventeenth century (Tho Banie); Outlint*¦¦ jioitU'iti, by 11. J. Lasiji.k, aud T. L. IfoWAHVlb, A. M a course of cxerrii-cs on « jicw Ptaa, fert«SStS to furnish models >n tiie art of aotnpesUloP \>y an analytiral nr- raiigemeut of topics (Oakley A Maion); i¿«'frr Victrf of Living, fey A. I!. Ciiil.n, M. I»., o lit t »o ^v^;¡),PI though written by a doctor of medicine, lUiailBH. of the wonder» of Ifeexdosj and inculeatiiiK the prim-jjiieK ot h religious »ud Thtuous lire, rroin the platfoi in of Spiritualism (lios- ton : Adama St Co.); A'wriyt and Lteturtt,fef Kiciiaki» M'shiiirt, M. I)., on the early history of Marylsno, Meiii.au affairs, homoeopathy, und hyglenn (I'.altlinorc: Kelly, Flet, dc Co.); ^lt i»y /or, a iitmi, hy Miss Mmi MutMtAii, (Oeorge is. Wiieix)¡ <mt of tin Fin, a temperance story, by AUitr DVUUUX 'intuí (J. If, Btearnr); Htubury i'attU, by Cr.cn. Hors fj. B. Llpplncott A. Co.); Honut vf Ireland and oifur Lands, a collection of Itlnh, acntl- en tal, and cumin song*, chiefly devoted to the pralsct of patriotism, love, and plinry (D. A J. Bsdlier Ar GtM, The Von TotidUburyM, fef t\ t'oi.nhuv Adams (i'hiladt lphia- Clastoi), Itemseu, A llaffeliugen Uerltt't Sacrifia, a temperauce story, by Mrs. F. I>. Oaok fj. N. Btearns); LeuoHifiooi iHiity Life, by Emji.y E. IIii.nitïTii, a collec¬ tion of good precepts drawn from the teaching« of th« Bible (J. fl. Llpplncott A Co.); The Life ./ Corumbm. chiefly hy Artucu Hr.us. on« of a serios of biographies prepared nnder the aSHJHtlBr teodoiice of Mr Hi pa, bjbbJ for th^ most part tuk. n mi hatiiii from his '. Hlatory of tie: Hp.mi*h omjueM In . (The fame); XA« o itúi» of litt Ualulta, Bf the Kev ..I.»it-. Mn si a. and (»SWAM» W. IIkimu.v, a.-word of Prince Alfred's visit to the Auatraliuu Colonies, mostly taken up with unimportant detail* ..f tim \ovueeaud r» eepiion of Ills Hoyal lllghnest 11 kjaj sum, Dolores, a tale of disappointment aud distress, eompllad from t lie manuscript-i of Huland V«ruou, est, , by Uln./amin Kob- 1NSON (i; J. Hale A Hons). Sltb Cnblitnlians. LHS1ÍÍSA5 PH«/rt»-UTlIi.)(j|{Al'Jli( ( o." B. orriCK. HiaaiD SaiLoiMO. Bt»ait«aT-K»,'ia 111. IMPORTANT t., EÜBOPEÄK TKAVi:i.Ki:s. Äavi^hIsJ'íÍ'ior'IÍ^"V.*1:"1'' *"¿f'u »-salrM .at iiak riKh HANDSoOK, Li W P»a««.aa Karaio«,«. ariot HI SO 'I u.a 1. HM ot , rounil.ta pOt bo.,» .f fcUIüp. t.e u, K.", ,,,,,., ,. Ut Raa'lab .aiif«»aa, wi..cli itieadt tialrt!; Law tier; jaa- BARI-Klr« rllM<* Book ,,,, ,f,sr..» .r Taatr, To. ?aoflrarrlora », Mh-I, ... .,.,,. ,ti ¿¡Unis, Ulli» AH o BBOIHKk.t r*ab..aJ.îis tvl aa.t Lr , |lrfo |bblkithms. "FTereptienf thiiNool li!."f-»';nir"--!N Y Citli-o. rPlllRD EDITION NOW BEADY. BLINDP] A gTOBl ol -"-n Mi ¦ gattStarttUtf SW »oak il . ire* of life, 1w I'l-tntt ,. .f rl.ira.-t.-r. a .o tpi ap of feeliB*-, tad, i ob alnioal ere'» paje, tad wble» inret* rt. . .. penouigrt »ituia Indeacnliabl* »-timrui.". 11'i-rt.auJ ir prnnoiinre iton-cf'-.»'"""t »rtlllie lad readiU* bwikl of tbe tea «on.".11 rt . not iu Iba wuuie 111 ; ¦>?,'. on» tbit It dull, tor on' ' '»' " btd"-|ltbican. w tatet with a liorj that traita a» m^cb to ni or lli-l takea »« iLt.ktu j atttfatj garte» Hew Rdltlonatoa Ite-.i»: THK A MAZOS. From the att ClnrelitedL Trace l,t*i bi J M II Jt l: t gt .j 1;, |i. rtti BtWM Rttiew drrotei H ["(.'. t.. » r^i Mr. Han i tn ; tfwpa. for Ml« |j ai. ii '.k.riiet», ted wnt, [oit ¡iiü, oí re¬ ceipt oi u:. Oi 1*. PI "i N AM It RON, NO. (ill I BROADWAY M'»' Yol;K rpilE TRIBUNE ALMANAC tfOß I N. '1 id pnpolir Annn.il il now fidr. Hid fontilm: I. Aatjaattatlttl Fret» fur tlie Yeir, F.r'inn». Tldei. Feiiti, ate. II. Ri. **i n'l* Wsttr, .'. taaagti oftln Mum. fur til ti e n I1L Tba'Iapeail.i-i-ul Tr.al uf Pr>-».i>i.t MaSM .«t-'tt vf all proml- to t poii.ti tbe votei br \ irtr ArtagSM oa the main aaaaattaa» IV. MMtal I" ¦.' rae all U, »;'.: A. P'itf.irra at fliieaga a.l'roe«MÍmgi of the C'.i »ration. e.-I.etUrtofAee*r.Unreli»ü.oi. Grtri ttd Mr. 0 "n. B..Detnorrilie Platform it TinnuiR» Bal, New.York. a.-",. Itf ri Cio.l.dat», with the lereral kiHrti tj ' .¦ '"t'x S ilirtlf »f Acciv'.i-c.« bj Ot». Bejtwu» and Ott Blair. fc-flta. Blilr*i eelehrited TtrmlKetl letter V. Ia«i ;:ur,. at tbe lilt »-»at.:. f Co, jut»; full l»:.opi!l of all ImporUntact»!».« ¦***¦ il«"' law, ke- VI. (. . Su-.reui» Conit .Miu.itert t., other eototritf. VII. The XI lb I " ¿rua. Lilt nf Keaalur», «ilk politic», Polt Ote* > Ma md Me »feiDirat.ua of Ural. Veinr.rMoftbe Hoi.»» if K-; reie-.'.it.reí, »¡lb Stitel. ]..¦¦¦. tad VIII. TI.e Xl.litl tegMa i w efeteeel m n fun» teai leti.li.ri if tl.e M H 'f Iteprei»nUtire| tr Statte, i' .tr 'i ». pi'mi^i. i» heat bets i. IX >. SSaM Aff.ir» -( jnd.tioui ; tbe Public De'-it u effidallj dt- e.irrj to Ott Statement tf rijienei of tt» OaTarnment front tb« hefmn'.uj of i. Area. Pnptlitlot, timbera' Hatter«, C api- ti», Bataettrs (| I .r »alarlas, tima tli-lr term« titira, d.i.u of Ml ' .. i .'.. dirt whet it'ltl Tflllllltl orcur. f,irfyr,»r. nrli.M t!.e prr»«tt »eir. XI. I ta iU'.rri, T.l.ee, datât «f Ml 1'.,-;;.- " | f<"!»t!eiof th» r .. '.r C-ratt i:..I .kr'ii oir in giietavbtr, l»t»2, ctiopared atO tbit for 11,.,.,:., m Mat M '» !*<**. OUclal i< tun ¦ b» louit.ritf lotet fot Oorrrniri, tr o'.Ler ItrMng State ©ff.cer», la 1*6.1. . iMSaa «f » et In HC3 frr State faaatittattt tkttt ; H la S.oita ltd JfUL R, f"r f»'»r»t»i t. Cirirtti, and othtr of.icrt In our r let. xiv. Itaaaaui .. ibj«ln| tht estasf sash I .<t I'i-reaac ia ItHL Kara..Wf SSTt tttea «nn.- a tar itteii nf tb» »nf*» fiicn ,n Uud aiitirelr e< . Start Met» re- itie oC- »I n lo (¦¦« Id e»^rl fa, !» ... ,-t# L.l II Mi.,' It | I .i.i. Plias 21'cer.t» ptr rn;ij. p. f I«... t) tfl f.'¦ » UBtB. »t li J. for a Da'.ltr. OrJtri w,.! U MM 11 the orJlf tf Addrrat or >rt, with eith IncVaad. tt THF. Tlfini NF NewT-.rk. AM'i í:¡ K Dl : [¦ .¦¦..:.!» i>ic;;." ,» tor lx.»l ». . .... D.kii.'.u. i. LOR1NO. i'i!>.r,is!!ri{. _ \* ! IENI 1. ÍS'J ÎioXÔ . <l l IN ¦ . »'I ... .»tilt kvak, at.J atirac..., ^e.-t^j »u, fcl Jl) BCTS IT _T.OIllNii. I'l'l'.l ISII! U. MY PAKia tells you all ¡tluntt l'.uMn liiv lu IU t»r;>J 1'iajf., | . < ¦ and i ..at r». J H u. lera book af tra»el K.« *a («I 7¿ LLY.-. II. _LORINO, li' _ ÏÎI1.U i ¦:< lit», \ r I; lie iilbiitl i . . t» IMMAU M MJ or U tin. ¦-' p| UM ISTfl _ F.r n!- li a l'i r 1,-i'K nrCfN'olS AM) Ml <. I 1:1 l!1.''. *- Ai>\. IIKj, PAlt in' i'. I t'r.'»T't« o«". i Tl tfy WHIO ANDKKPl HLD'AN tiltunl rWlllil..» a»a»m tdawtmantaitiaa with taa dealei»ol .Vaateru I THKYVM10 'i LtbUaktd t. J. ) »ud w.r.klr. It la . setai » « '¦. »a. ktftt r . ' ' - t» it in ... . tow natal i ..... . . N ao.'ouu«,gh, -¦ l -. . Uoea- . Ultra irttws Oraudr. I IILHAI UK k 1'HII I 11 -v ¦. fnstraitlon. «? \ MKK. BCiTöbf] I". i ;--,-., ^» i. « To tH 'I. - TMiteta ytarf trial n UooL INST. s lafil ¦. IHK 1.1'.I i Ai iir R FOR T| Tbettkbu W»LI Tr. i.-ii . U rl.i i.. .. Jiubiltliad .ti lb* iavtl I »! 'n Tnrre " I -at «'*«.». Uowal »cd bu,.i rl J. A M IIU.MI IIHOHM i M i.-t.,r». Kab . »ork. Priril Oilr'i In Sin Frineli'. > llrwloa. A NtîiÔN \ Mr. i.l.O. « . CLÄ1 UCAL t\ FRRNCI »nlgHOI i . r»-T. D-( arlia.tt aad ; _ AI>1>KE.SS li.-v. I HÍÍS. li VM.t'.'i, I'ii tat, S. J .fe*CaUlotJ»*f PI IARÏ a ilo.ril.rf fc.o. ..1 f.,i hot«, artel, asen, allot la 11» «.Irai'.f'i lid »ttdtratt rli»ir,e»L \ HOME ¡ni.! SCHOOL for YOU NO BOTS . v AHUBUKKAÑ HOMESCflOOh, Netr-ïi .. At. NI l.l MAN <.! h >.'!i iiiiivir.il t ill Ha ITASO at ftry retstasUli \ iu. ßOAlfOLNü SCHOOL FOB BOl B. DAALUUT. C' _ k J JACKSO* Pi DREW LADIES1 SEMINARY, Carmel, N. v. nf »i t.ion of IS week« btfini Fi li. I' Boperiar »rrntieodt- tli.iia in.I t.ln.atiuiial ».'.va'la el . SI »am l.rtt, (.¡ Ji.'Ll Kale, rtttomblt. rut cntuun tvpii U tl* I'r.'.nuil _JL^fcHZL ^.'I^C SMITH. ELM IRA FEMALE COLLEGE. -K Mi.n (H KNs IAS '27. _ i<OLI)KN nil.I. SEMINARY, for YOUNG VÄ LADIES, BiKI,rpuit, Cou... Par ti'i ...n, tddrtu tb* l'iii.'uil, _ _Ml»« EMMY NKI SON. IKVING ÍN8TITÜTE. T.irrytown, N. Y.-A M Boarding llthool tur Bujt Pupttt rtctirtd tt tar tfata, tn Otrttltft apple »a I' S ItoWIt « * 1 E S !. I N ASS K FORT WASHINOTON MJ KKKNCH IN8TITI Istgaaft tf tl.« Itikitl pr*- atrtttr» iludie« f< r Trot. Welt Pout, ami Nirtl ataasaattt lài*>lnitir.f enar.e» for the Moilirn l.a(e«ge*, M»!li»init /¦« »ml Huiii.ra». I ircuUll iY'S, Sav SIS gfatdaa) U LKnPINASSK. No. »Jabt-tt, MRS. PARKS'« AND MUS. BENEDK I"¦ »tiAUDINO tad DAY SI UOOL tor YolJNu f.AI'IRt. - I Ma I.»..» at*., Sttatf ltiii» «««oi.,! »L, aUI raupan Seul. H. Appliaa- liOBB ma» i.» mad* peraoaillr or r lelltr. MAPLE HALL, FEMALE SEMINARY, Jtattrt. I. I 2d Tent opent Feb. J, W. P. A AM ORANGE PRIORT, New-Jorsej HOME M IIOOI. fu. YOUNH LADIES ind tVHII.DHRN. Katidtut Pltttkt*) .. ih» Mia*ri tIAl.R._ ROSE HILL FI : MALE SE MIN ARY.Danliurr, WloUrterratwttaMatttJtal MraH.W M V0NKER8 MILiriARY INSTH r u. i ¦,.' ¦ «¦¦.r b.r« Ii,i«fh((i4, ktaktagj CbnaJiaa MKS. Tkotougk teatblLg ouiaiob Ki»a luanaceneat BI SJAkllN ilA.soS, B*t N«. 203 Tanktn. N. Y jÇani.pg Ätnbimics. 4 DOliWOKTH"« DANCING CLASSKS-Al r\ a St Hi fifth ,,e ,u.i ,t t. ,.uleur«. No. IHI Kink tit Band lor . irtulir. 1) B GARMn-t DANCING ACADEMT, No »¿ F1b.it ,t.rrf, nurl.erili it SOVY OPEN Pint TMFKKiHOS. Ladiei ...... W.|..a,T, .,| n.mrdar* it I a'lleek. MiMMtidMulirt ..WaJattltT. ltd Mi"fdir* at 4 o rioak. neaikanta.T>wl. ,.i prlj.f K>**l»|» il I .,u.k. ítm^ri. A <¡K\I)I' \ tkY ii , a I '" ,'* "",, N" ï,rl1 "». *** ?«»"'«>".. id''"» I A« II t- at rilio . «il,. ., Bol T^EACHEKof irivtl KXPEKIl SI I ivisliM to .. It". ,. , .|,..,| ., j,,,,,,, |4., . .. Ml h ^d'ton. ^_ a. M. MsKwiaj, Ae*i»aeeer_ BY BANGS, MEHWIX & Co., g£2u4
~NEVr PUBLICATIOXS.-m
In adtlition to tho luiual exciJlent misallfttiytor .uvemle rtadln* In Onr Ytmng ftolk*. the preaentnuroberBiveaaiiew ItiRtallment of Mr. X. B. Aldrloh'a
Bne"t*tory of a Uud Boy," rclallngaomeaallcntpaaanKeaof a,*iDi-ai!t4.bio_,'rapiiKalexperieiice wlth incoin-.arablehnmor nnd imctio.i. betraylmf a glft of plqunnt narratlon
01. tbo part of tho wrtter not unworthy of hl* ui toiupliah-menta Iu verac.
A volnme of poaaaa entitlotl Poetische Bilderaut allen lheilm ,ier l.rde, aoleotod from tlie flaeal pCOflBlut ut Or rnar. jtoet.*.. by thu celebrnted traveler now on a
viait ix, ihla city. Baaaaa B< iiummwiu. eoaOalaa de-
acrlptive ahoBehea flf -"vcral of the most famous aeenea
and iocalltiee in diffcrent natloue. Aa a rounterpart to
tbi* laatructlvfl toctorea ol the rompller, they caunot fall
to eoiuuiatid the miert-st of Bflfl heurer* iu repioduciuKwith the ahaiflH rf-aaaajr al the great aataealfeatures of tho earth whi* h havo beeu Uluatrated in hla
eloquent proac.
The JxiversideMaaaJtine, which coinmoTiccil tlio¦.w yoar wlth oa laereaaod atore of attractlons, shows
«reat ajurit aai frc**Iiiieea ln the new number on our ta¬
ble. Ulfl fld-tfli with aattflBI dillgoncc andlcxcillt nt
judjpneut, and iium.H.rs on Ite list of coutrlbutora severalaf tho moai sticcetuful wrltcra for tho youuger folk ln tho
oountry. Tho present nunibtr has contrlbutlona hv Mr*.¦.¦¦aC_ Week*. I'hcbe Cary, Abhy 8a*e, aud acharac-terlstle etory by H.ins Ctnlstian Andersen. Theembel*Uabiuents are of ft hupertor order, nnd both tho oostume
andcontenta ot tl... " Uiveralde" eommeud it tonwol-oome grcetlug from the houaebuld circio.
In PafaBlB tht ftrbt nrtklo bv H. T. Tik-Ur-aiancn " The Aua ln Life and Letter-" trcats a Iwhat (rrotesque then.o w"th amuaiiiK llveliti-'sa und uno-
tion. What la not -ald about ** ******* Iu thi* pnpor is
eertnlnlyuot worth sayitis*. and what is said demonstithotetlUtjrof thfl aub,oct and the injrrnmtyof tho wrlter.
Wo eaa ti-.t.fy thal tha portrall ot ti.e loug-sufl-rlugdonkey w laeOWM .amlii.ir to thfl Ilarvanl.tudetit I of a pa»t k'eneratioa ls aa truo tothe lifo aaa
photoKiaph.The ino.*t ciempl. rv l".i*-» fatnlMar to my chlMhood
wasanaa*. Ftrbapa*tbe faet itf hla bcrln* unniue la thoiu n.n:.<iiiii'Oi! ii'id tln* "fiy ereatnre quito glven np to
iuveuile eontrol. may hoTfl quickenod ob«ii vntioti; but.la eonduol compared bo favor.ibiy wlth all the otber ant-
1 ui. that we deemed tl.e atorles, reeorded lnour play bi-itha. of tbe donhey'ahtek ol eajnelty, aa fabn-i'*ua ii. a double seuae. Theaoay ns* .1 to ataad ofl hla
...rhe beard Ihe dlachai*a*_> M n. nn, lo. treun* t.-tror of ibe Isrtlea of tue fn.iiily: the mare
Ohtodateri id wheelbarrow; the iUtge yelpcdat uight. an.l'were lo scrnpea all tlav: Ihe tui key-cckflewat evervbo'iv; tli-? bult frlphtened und tlaway from i'n; bnl Jnck mlnded hlurin. butttaalao of trrttattoo, waa ooutent.with thfl hur.ibi.-st aai aoaof aaaaai ».*" patientoompitiilou, our aervant, aud paatlme, and oaly b> un
arcaflWMl raah oHttr an hnpertinenl ehlcl-eu. ot a proi.i -i\, \.*r tra ii--.'r.-*.*..-'! tho p*
t..a. llu wa* |..iu .1, inu* of th*.; West 1 Uilbrought b< tlveo mr bla cu,lu otner to ri.ie foan.! f . iee lu* fultllfullyp. rfoimed nntil ; '"'
aideai nabllng h ¦.-*> r to tutbe Wlute Moillit
¦ t.t h- mtlrii.it v. Tlie (t*-,t qaaOtJ iiot>r,-.i**
tlua.ionltey waablelmpertnrbnble good-natnre: beliseii i. iill ot' l.oof olleti-iilli: BOOunder u*. gave a little l.-ap. u* if m Iho, aad tbi n
¦n.iMttv to let u*»,.. ...'i t» tttipea; they never qtttekened hlapoeeorelie.tid a ii.oan. Tbe only wai to nayat.-ui nml Ktimulate i.'ii! to ae.Urkle li'tu ix'tw, en tl.e iho*- tto end "f a
reehopflth. aheeaee af n*«i.»:tii.hia . hut t.i u* he aeeiu. d a bi rnlu ti.iti'i-iil euilur nie- atul hmited wanta. Equally ni-
dijl, f a word of praani Oaatljailnw ?nrl- .*< u.e4l to have attauted ilu-1of /vai.iv wai hla awportorny totht* tiatolca'l; he. had apparei.tly " tlunu a...iy amlutioii," andi.l».<Hite.t. HtAt po-iw- ulrO\tx tbo w.iuiid* 4.f
tastee, fi-mtnl aml sub-mliislve, lu or r.inusenicM with t.n
eip- Imlk'nifnt wer.* r.irdyaolugled iu lm; .pt when thiwere left dowu perbapa be
dei. iiit'i..-. ,- bul *".i'.tu,. an abttraot uiood. v,
.witui llne Suinii'.-i' illuuch iu h UuV
ij re-aoiiud. d vaiulv, and the pote auiieii-ieerii: li«' k*t n*i have oar way with ut
d.wil.ty, und te*.h<he(ood aml .n of i.fe witb a kiod III¦awnine eomnlaeenry, t,< ver beeoiulnc exctted at tbe
Ti,ueo of poor lut't-'iexhihitiniK* no spe.-ial iteal for beri.aire. l.r.n.or..'but inii!iehinf.*e.iel. as If the Indiil^eue* ol apPwithout mnlice at;dprt'lc iuli i'.i, but there waa a meekneanan Ild. i.t. '"ul au .¦ ,'wl
dai wlianeaii' il i" taheJaok away io iho Wo«t; hol.ore tho tta
.... thoti.**:. to wlia.h bi* i...*. on
pai-Ih.so to «ive Lliu a **" ler,11.a.i:*,
ilav of a. .iiiint-iiton the e n whenhUoId,,f h.-iir from his tnai e to i.
.1 l.livedin nii.fc.u.,.
ooutilm 1 In a inre and qnaini Iract, pobllabednearlyentltled "The-fobloneaaool the
.*lt IIT COTl-
i ugs in gmai i-rt, aud la.hia
jlr. x oaa ofthe-" by e late hril ...nt a i
ll fall of sw. elianty, and BUjtfeoteeer-taln -¦'
a- one of tboee aaomaloualnearnatJeneof lavnpi ry and m. - ofmod4~rn
pt fnr"theHIs
renlent, aud uoufih with his
; i, l.i.t aa illL' Illl!
|. >.' t I
flafflOOBi*, bilt !"!--* t'T U'.'l'tTl -i,i||i ,-
t^rrted tn **. re was mo |HiythaBlUf H'i'l
...*;_!<._ts,.", M **-". O..
i tiu. aul-t Implie*
' \:t i-i'iili-iict* i\ ht-.-i '.fI. ti.l* 4
' f thfl lulinl--quitowa havo tl.u
a *ii. ui ti...- :,.,., ,,i*t. .1 .'i.
;..iti. int. WlJICU loi
...I,-ei t nml llu lt thus
- tu un:wh :n- *'*d ni a
bii ,.ipi,..i I.) sBKajIMt.H'.oiiv,ted ill a t| Or eliibodu .1 111 ;x
flarleftti.ro by Pnwra. .aprteaa _»-_cily luni tho aubtlofuvtaiHWtflen of sei.t. und i.outenee,
Th.* i,ii«taolra toaneceM in the cooperative movementsof the day p--'iiiti'd out la "Woik, VTaceo, combiua-tloi.-." nre wortliy thv attentiou of ean/^uine aoetol rc-
toruicrs, oltlio.iah we thluk the wrltor eaii.uate* tiu-ir
t-Hu-OD*;" at K'° .,!«}, a rate, and that Ihoj c.iu be made to
m__m away by 0 Well OOBBldcriid COUiBB of et-.T^etlcoeiion Mr Gedney'e new ehapter of adventnr,. " In tlto
.addle, On the Piaint ». freah and read.tble, re-
beuislno aeveral iively atoiica of fronticr life."..Cu'eRiKhte." by Mr*. R. llarditiK I'avis, present a au
Old ,;u.*stio': in jt new light. Mr. _¦ (*, HiAi__iaa jxpfittMth.- '..jiiurt of tln* K-i.-'Wn as au lmttiU_ifci,t foilaft aocial order, enttirrlng hia apix-alu lor its abolitlou byaaorlcaof terriblofait*. and Mr. Hlnelair Touaey relateaIhe tmprwesioiis of " A N< w-Yotk B.uiuest MauinRoine,"ln Mhluhl)' fjraphic U-ttt-r. Mr. B. H_ 8toddard'n "Invo-
oatnui" la a llttfc* poeau iu "luournful uubihoi-***," clolhuuttbe mytttry of life iu sad, impresaivelmaftery, aml taking.very ray of ll*ht from tha certaiuty of deuih. Mr. Kltnball'a ttory of " To-day" well suttains ita vlKornas movc-¦aent, and o ue- etory is coinmencM l.y Mra. St<~l lunl,^tiiie*i-A \tolxu bui>," Uloudintf a uatur.J bit of ne
Biaucc wlth aubtle discourtiuica ou the aecrct of mtisic.TheiiuiBberclosea wlth the titual flancetatihellteratutoaaid art of tbe day, both at bome aud abroad. which. w.uitho wlao and racy " Table Talk," form an attractlve portlon of the Majrazlue. Tbe cuiaf.ii.ioii the "TaMe ofCoutcnta" ahowa a lack of tbe master'e eye in the ar
rangement of detaiis, on which attcceaa tn perlodical litOntture ao much dtpeuda.
A bii Ixitn tii ml oitiilo iu Iba -4 f/a*tfir for thisaooatl), by Mr. B. H. Derby, lt ilevoted to *' Our I'oatal Ih-aeleueioa," deaorlblriK the aervlce, aa now admlnistered, iu.eato Ofthe prtnrIpal touutrieaof Kurope, and arguinftinfavor of eertaln noodful improvemeuta In our own. IirHenry Bowdlteh oontluuea bla valuable pajtera oo " Con
aumptlon,"dwelUn(oapeclallyonthe effecta of diflcienteunll.ht in nromotuw tho diaaaae, aa wall aa tha waut orBtUrt air, food food, and proper clothlnK. " Rltaallam in.BnitUud" la dtoeaeaed by Mr. Arthur I'omher, an Kn-gllah wrltor, who farora tbe movemeut, reitardlnff lt aaIhe rerival or r-llgloui feelluft and praoticea of a pora-eneut eharaeter, and wblcb U rapldly aainiii* yrooudm tbe IhtabilfUiad Churcb. The facU wblcb ho relateaaro curioua, aod wlll uke many readera lu thta couutryby aurprlae. ln uaoy parte of Kn<land, Hitualum basand. rmiiied the ordlnary relltflout current* of aoclety.tta eflcf t haa almoat been t_> pn-dueo a eonvnlsiou. It haap^rted frienda, dii idert fainllles. evoked bltter ptejudi<«s,and roun-d up astorm nt opp4isition. Kxeiud flaeetlojcahavo hoeu held tm a* ."pprcatinu. Muba ot httmt havu
B
t
attacked the houses of priests, bave don« violent» totheir churches, and outraged inoffensive persons In ttie
streets} merely because they were BttSUfettstS. The actionoí a Parliamentary conimirMionhaa servid only to five a
new impetus to the movement. In spite of incessant op¬position, RitualUm RtOfS than holds it« own. It numbersno les« than a million ami a Salt in tho United glatSWlwhich is a large proportion of the church-going popula¬tion. The olsrgj SIS represen ti d as self-denying in their
character, am! MfSJffal ha" their habits. The RSata »H theirchurches are free. Tbcy decline all fees from rich andpoor alike.Following the example of their ltoman brethren, tho
lie clergy Uve for and entirely among thiaort tin., is one gieat eJesnenl in their sin iBOUTMOf tliopowor tliey li.ivo oliiaiueil und aio dailyobtaining.Theli v nitamong the pour has been Immense. They
hare built .taterychtircbes, with most magnlflcMtly totertors, for their i .,:| all parts of thecountry. Tin y hi' 'r up by tin Ir
rttosM m. bese than Ofiy-seveu homing'd persons ; nine general .ui'itwo hospitals f,»r « fslleawosjsai tweatj'SevsB penitentiaries fur fallen womenwho wish totiain theoiselves f<>r better things; twenty-four Svotherhoods aud guilds; torty-ous sisterhoods!and nineteen associations for general religious pur-peses. The homes, the hospitals, und the penitentiariesareall manage«! by slaters«TetaUhasl troto tin ir recouvents for that norpoae. Xbaae brotherhoods andUBterbooda an animBVMSse help tothe rlcrgy. They oursetin- mi k p.ioi- in til» ir i.« n hi»,!.-.».¦, distribute Justssura-i it-m-v ol raUef to enable ttieui U>oJth»t, without euoourag-Ing Idleness; they rnaangc the day, ulght, Infant, endBandsvy-aebools ; man-co the savings banks, Institutesfor youth«, workluftaoa'a elubs,maternal roch ties,parish
, riaadlng-rootna, ok>l hing clubs, burial stx
penny readings. Ac . am. and ihaa«nai»le the clergy toconcentrate their énergies on the spiritual work of tin ¡r
an-iiu's. One priest, Fattier Wagner of Brighton, liasuilt one magnificent ehurck and tuer smaller ems lu LisUatrict, at In- um n pel mil eo»l I»* km pa slxciaid him lu lus work ; be tins a sisterhood, a penltcnUaryfor fallen women, a home Pr Iconvalescent home, and an orphanage; all olworks aie carried on with funds mainly freía Uli own re¬sources. Aiel \«-t Ilia« man, who devotee the «in. in of Inslarge fortune to sik'ii objt ami whose prlvstsluTe la extraordinary in its ntupllclty and salute.ter, feas often bees hooted t streets off)baa oeeii ses iijtun i>.\ ii.-ut. gangs ol ruffians, aud at one
;d not i.-.ive his bom without eudaugilife.atol all In atuMi In isa tUtuulisi ; on one occasloi hewould cert.i.nly have been sei ., if not kiltedoutright, had it not been for the lunnlj interfei»nine geutlcnieu who cam« up, a themselves
Bomaill] proposed to limn !¦ FawRes
on the following 5th ol Nnvcuil* r. V\M. Michael amI All A ...-,; ..,.. n. .i 111
some ot the sisters '. Horn d, »ndtu .| .,i In ,i... tin r i-rn ill had a Im
I t to tho good "t others,tied «diatriot. .»i d
school« In o'" oí the : :
hltuoell au Income rot lifeol ft 0 Li livi inrooms wiiiio.it cnrpeUng, ami has only au old bous»ki per to attend lo in»
... aud storks indefat ibly,t me lemavkaiiie feature af t He mevi meal is the work-
las tmn's club*, winch arc carton '.;. arranged oi
tiousfor th.- .-!.:¦ rtaiittlient tu I a of i rodali. ft out of the aicouct ;u our high
The «rorkingnvan'a c!n!im an-, which are airy, rfuJ.ecrupu-
aid lu M/ii ter wi tin l with hugetires. -Jin- li ISfslS of
In thoOf I!.'- In >:n. v. hH ,.
..; m n ttUeal ting, with thesmaller ones - al tered
about the room, oa arlueli d druugbuboards,n, backganiinou-boards, idothei snob
in rmli as a. , 1 ihelves, onwbioh are kept a emnU nnmbei of bfill to :.
. 'a | aide in i.i- idon, b rail¬way gu
..-. Ac., and \. arks beai ing on dîneront trades¡ii: II.. ... I vm;1i B let ted
... ol light! othiil part of tlth ire lastationet y, photographs,so..I at n -t ¦:
Itumoral class of literature which is tu aiein up book-si : the po ir. At theel ii if t' e r. i'ii. 1 bi
or batter, matbeer or!i .-!< 11 very day ai ;ive h" pporters.if the (luh I»;. Ifur thatpaip ipinion. i lie
j h't\uread !Two or three of the gul rancaat
tin- »-in i i en».) with tim men,¡i ay ,a ..i i 11 ii ....
auBstbc nowBof tin others. TheyUMiirue ,i position oi j.. r... i ...
di a \ orSo an ay mili anyseeling of restraint ti it might otbei Im the luiiiils or the membora. The local c!.
f ir an hour, inda with one¦liter, tvafejflf after thin BIBB'S Wlftt TT that SlsVl
tie mea thai tin y tala nn ity life, as well a« In tlicir spiritual welfare.
(.tu b.tturtlay'the I a fn e Badeasy. r among tin-
aliag aud games ara pat aside, sad nil drawaround tho 1 tAWe.o* tu ttao Winter around
ulng of tli ir sup-Kuglish por-
¦¦ at al d,and pipeslly one
Vih a roulUR , une tu turnruner to sing, teU a a , or da anything he
iscmunt..i though h.iruii is merriment « Itueoluba piesuuHit evening without siieniliog any money,
uaii witiuiut in« BMoal Bsuiday mnruiBg !».¦i imt ¡«pear .i Ih'i free ... as «. la
upataii ms work i* being carried ontin-1 inn M-iiiiui i-i oin. ill re t1. wllUnarts rs>
ad und : île, and liave¦' rtuoity i r studj Imarova
tliem m tie :r trade, apart from tho BOiae Btidoui. ,\le||,
aies for btuiij piovnied i.¡ theiii m tho siliiHil-i .<iii.-,
The writer h BWR Ofitdiiittl
praei oa « blsfe, ata saaawWal t.» tfee D aeli bta>¦tone of KiMnhsiu,
ami v lthnut ¦..ii.iii ail external aornuless n.ut:,inery..()::, -umlicrare"Ti.I'liiouor aituii; in ibiscooatryi MBartfeo|ifeaFolur System," anew Ihservof Cs?ss»ofODy, MaehadiBfwlththi
" aOWaadl ti ¦ ici . and »illIn tune lieeon featSSjnrace, bàVlflg Improved In force nnd f * organiza-lion, «rltl fcfssS CSaweai t<> -. i: and aira s owsl im
uto [.j the Meuioii ÓÍ î!'t i'n ;¡.irhanl."
We have itlsti receivi '1 the Elefefftti Volumeof i.tittii* i.v in.j A¡/r, which well sustains the elof that e ret Usait work lac inte aw Hjmsj i,..I'L-st periodical litt ruturo of the day (I.ittell A-new edition of Odd XsSSSt jroi>i the Lift a/ a LnuttiianaSwamp lucíOff, hy Mamsuv I iasa«, M D at d or HujorJouait Carotin ir* of J'itievil't ft. it. 1'. -t'-ieon <V Jlrotlioia,;
s ng Acetic« of tUt lift or C/tritt, Wf 1». 1). Huck,I>. 1)., tieliig a harmonized coiiibinut.oa oí ihcfour (,<>.-p, i
- aftas BBSt years of our satamir's Me i.I. i:. Jap-plucott A Co.); Ca$ella, or The ( hildtm e/ t^r YaUqft,by Maktiu FAiiyfiiarson, a tale LUsstrsttVS ofthe heroio reí. glotis life of tho Waldensesin the seventeenth century (Tho Banie); Outlint*¦¦jioitU'iti, by 11. J. Lasiji.k, aud T. L. IfoWAHVlb, A. M a
course of cxerrii-cs on « jicw Ptaa, fert«SStS to furnishmodels >n tiie art of aotnpesUloP \>y an analytiral nr-
raiigemeut of topics (Oakley A Maion); i¿«'frr Victrf of
Living, fey A. I!. Ciiil.n, M. I»., o lit t »o ^v^;¡),PI thoughwritten by a doctor of medicine, lUiailBH. of the wonder»of Ifeexdosj and inculeatiiiK the prim-jjiieK ot h religious»ud Thtuous lire, rroin the platfoi in of Spiritualism (lios-ton : Adama St Co.); A'wriyt and Lteturtt,fef Kiciiaki»M'shiiirt, M. I)., on the early history of Marylsno,Meiii.au affairs, homoeopathy, und hyglenn (I'.altlinorc:Kelly, Flet, dc Co.); ^lt i»y /or, a iitmi, hy MissMmi MutMtAii, (Oeorge is. Wiieix)¡ <mt oftin Fin, a temperance story, by AUitr DVUUUX'intuí (J. If, Btearnr); Htubury i'attU, byCr.cn. Hors fj. B. Llpplncott A. Co.); Honut vfIreland and oifur Lands, a collection of Itlnh, acntl-
en tal, and cumin song*, chiefly devoted to the pralsct ofpatriotism, love, and plinry (D. A J. Bsdlier Ar GtM, TheVon TotidUburyM, fef t\ t'oi.nhuv Adams (i'hiladt lphia-Clastoi), Itemseu, A llaffeliugen Uerltt't Sacrifia, a
temperauce story, by Mrs. F. I>. Oaok fj. N. Btearns);LeuoHifiooi iHiity Life, by Emji.y E. IIii.nitïTii, a collec¬tion of good precepts drawn from the teaching« of th«Bible (J. fl. Llpplncott A Co.); The Life ./ Corumbm.chiefly hy Artucu Hr.us. on« of a seriosof biographies prepared nnder the aSHJHtlBrteodoiice of Mr Hi pa, bjbbJ for th^ most part tuk. n mi
hatiiii from his '. Hlatory of tie: Hp.mi*h omjueM In. (The fame); XA« o itúi» of litt Ualulta, Bf the
Kev ..I.»it-. Mn si a. and (»SWAM» W. IIkimu.v, a.-word ofPrince Alfred's visit to the Auatraliuu Colonies, mostlytaken up with unimportant detail* ..f tim \ovueeaud r»
eepiion of Ills Hoyal lllghnest 11 kjaj sum, Dolores, atale of disappointment aud distress, eompllad from t liemanuscript-i of Huland V«ruou, est, , by Uln./amin Kob-1NSON (i; J. Hale A Hons).
Sltb Cnblitnlians.LHS1ÍÍSA5 PH«/rt»-UTlIi.)(j|{Al'Jli( ( o."B. orriCK. HiaaiD SaiLoiMO. Bt»ait«aT-K»,'ia 111.
IMPORTANT t., EÜBOPEÄK TKAVi:i.Ki:s.Äavi^hIsJ'íÍ'ior'IÍ^"V.*1:"1'' *"¿f'u »-salrM .at iiakriKh HANDSoOK, Li W P»a««.aa Karaio«,«. ariot HI SO 'I u.a1. HM ot , rounil.ta pOt bo.,» .f fcUIüp. t.e u, K.", ,,,,,., ,. UtRaa'lab .aiif«»aa, wi..cli itieadt tialrt!; Law tier; jaa-BARI-Klr« rllM<* Book ,,,, ,f,sr..» .r Taatr, To.?aoflrarrlora », Mh-I, ... .,.,,. ,ti¿¡Unis, Ulli» AH oBBOIHKk.t r*ab..aJ.îis tvl aa.t Lr ,
|lrfo |bblkithms."FTereptienf thiiNool li!."f-»';nir"--!N Y Citli-o.
rPlllRD EDITION NOW BEADY.BLINDP]
A gTOBl ol -"-n Mi
¦ gattStarttUtfSW »oak il . ire* of life, 1w I'l-tntt,. .f rl.ira.-t.-r. a .o
tpi ap of feeliB*-, tad, iob alnioal ere'» paje, tad wble» inret* rt.
. .. penouigrt »ituia Indeacnliabl* »-timrui.". 11'i-rt.auJir prnnoiinre iton-cf'-.»'"""t »rtlllie lad readiU* bwikl of
tbe tea«on.".11rt . not iu Iba wuuie 111 ; ¦>?,'. on» tbit It dull, tor on' ' '»' "
btd"-|ltbican.w tatet with a liorj that traita a» m^cb to ni
or lli-l takea »« iLt.ktu j atttfatj garte»
Hew Rdltlonatoa Ite-.i»:THK A MAZOS. From the att ClnrelitedL Trace
l,t*i bi J M II Jt l: t gt.j 1;, |i.rtti BtWM Rttiew drrotei H ["(.'.
t.. » r^i Mr. Han i tn ;tfwpa.
for Ml« |j ai. ii '.k.riiet», ted wnt, [oit ¡iiü, oí re¬
ceipt oi u:.
Oi 1*. PI "i N AM It RON,NO. (ill I BROADWAY M'»' Yol;K
rpilE TRIBUNE ALMANAC tfOß I N.'1 id pnpolir Annn.il il now fidr. Hid fontilm:
I. Aatjaattatlttl Fret» fur tlie Yeir, F.r'inn». Tldei. Feiiti, ate.
II. Ri. **i n'l*Wsttr, .'. taaagti oftln Mum. fur til ti e n
I1L Tba'Iapeail.i-i-ul Tr.al uf Pr>-».i>i.t MaSM .«t-'tt vf all proml-to t poii.ti tbe votei br \ irtr ArtagSM oa the main aaaaattaa»
IV. MMtal I" ¦.' rae all U, »;'.:
A. P'itf.irra at fliieagaa.l'roe«MÍmgi of the C'.i »ration.
e.-I.etUrtofAee*r.Unreliȟ.oi. Grtri ttd Mr. 0 "n.
B..Detnorrilie Platform it TinnuiR» Bal, New.York.a.-",. Itf ri Cio.l.dat», with the lereral
kiHrti tj ' .¦ '"t'x
S ilirtlf »f Acciv'.i-c.« bj Ot». Bejtwu» and Ott
Blair.fc-flta. Blilr*i eelehrited TtrmlKetl letter
V. Ia«i ;:ur,. at tbe lilt »-»at.:. f Co, jut»; full l»:.opi!l of all
ImporUntact»!».« ¦***¦ il«"' law, ke-
VI. (. . Su-.reui» Conit .Miu.itert t., other eototritf.
VII. The XI lb I " ¿rua. Lilt nf Keaalur», «ilk politic», Polt Ote*
> Ma md Me »feiDirat.ua of Ural.
Veinr.rMoftbe Hoi.»» if K-; reie-.'.it.reí, »¡lb Stitel.
]..¦¦¦. tadVIII. TI.e Xl.litl tegMa
i w efeteeel m n fun» teaileti.li.ri if tl.e M H 'f Iteprei»nUtire| tr Statte,
i' .tr 'i ». pi'mi^i. i» heat bets i.IX >. SSaM Aff.ir» -( jnd.tioui ; tbe Public De'-it u effidallj dt-
e.irrj to OttStatement tf rijienei of tt» OaTarnment front tb« hefmn'.uj of
i. Area. Pnptlitlot, timbera' Hatter«, C api-ti», Bataettrs (| I .r »alarlas, tima tli-lr
term« titira, d.i.u of Ml ' .. i .'.. dirt whet
it'ltl Tflllllltl orcur. f,irfyr,»r. nrli.M t!.e prr»«tt »eir.
XI. I ta iU'.rri, T.l.ee, datât «f
Ml 1'.,-;;.- " | f<"!»t!eiof th» r .. '.r
C-ratt i:..I .kr'ii oir in giietavbtr, l»t»2, ctiopared atO tbit for11,.,.,:., m Mat M '» !*<**.OUclal i< tun ¦ b» louit.ritf lotet fot Oorrrniri, tr o'.Ler
ItrMng State ©ff.cer», la 1*6.1.. iMSaa «f » et In HC3 frr
State faaatittattt tkttt ; H la S.oita ltd
JfUL R, f"r f»'»r»t»i t. Cirirtti, and othtr of.icrt Inour r let.
xiv. Itaaaaui .. ibj«ln| tht estasfsash I .<t I'i-reaac ia ItHL
Kara..Wf SSTt tttea «nn.- a tar itteii nf tb» »nf*»fiicn ,n Uud aiitirelr e< . Start Met» re-
itie oC- »In lo (¦¦«
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Addrrat or >rt, with eith IncVaad. ttTHF. Tlfini NF NewT-.rk.
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H u. lera book af tra»el K.« *a(«I 7¿ LLY.-. II.
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J. A M IIU.MI IIHOHM i M i.-t.,r».Kab . »ork.
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\ HOME ¡ni.! SCHOOL for YOUNO BOTS. v
AHUBUKKAÑ HOMESCflOOh, Netr-ïi..
At. NI l.l MAN <.! h >.'!i iiiiivir.il t illHa ITASO at ftry retstasUli \ iu.
ßOAlfOLNü SCHOOL FOB BOl B.DAALUUT. C'
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DREW LADIES1 SEMINARY, Carmel, N. v.nf »i t.ion of IS week« btfini Fi li. I' Boperiar »rrntieodt-
tli.iia in.I t.ln.atiuiial ».'.va'la el . SI»am l.rtt, (.¡Ji.'Ll Kale, rtttomblt. rut cntuun tvpii U tl* I'r.'.nuil
_JL^fcHZL ^.'I^C SMITH.
ELMIRA FEMALE COLLEGE.-K Mi.n (H KNs IAS '27.
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i<OLI)KN nil.I. SEMINARY, for YOUNGVÄ LADIES, BiKI,rpuit, Cou... Par ti'i ...n, tddrtu tb* l'iii.'uil,
_ _Ml»« EMMY NKI SON.
IKVING ÍN8TITÜTE. T.irrytown, N. Y.-AM Boarding llthool tur Bujt Pupttt rtctirtd tt tar tfata,tn Otrttltft apple »a I' S ItoWIt « *
1 E S !. I N ASS K FORT WASHINOTONMJ KKKNCH IN8TITI Istgaaft tf tl.« Itikitl pr*-atrtttr» iludie« f< r Trot. Welt Pout, ami Nirtl ataasaattt lài*>lnitir.fenar.e» for the Moilirn l.a(e«ge*, M»!li»init /¦« »ml Huiii.ra». I ircuUll
iY'S, Sav SIS gfatdaa) U LKnPINASSK. No. »Jabt-tt,
MRS. PARKS'« AND MUS. BENEDK I"¦»tiAUDINO tad DAY SI UOOL tor YolJNu f.AI'IRt. - I
Ma I.»..» at*., Sttatf ltiii» «««oi.,! »L, aUI raupan Seul. H. Appliaa-liOBB ma» i.» mad* peraoaillr or r lelltr.
MAPLE HALL, FEMALE SEMINARY,Jtattrt. I. I 2d Tent opent Feb. J, W. P. A AM
ORANGE PRIORT, New-Jorsej HOMEM IIOOI. fu. YOUNH LADIES ind tVHII.DHRN. Katidtut
Pltttkt*) .. ih» Mia*ri tIAl.R._
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V0NKER8 MILiriARY INSTH r u. i ¦,.'¦ «¦¦.r b.r« Ii,i«fh((i4, ktaktagj CbnaJiaa MKS. Tkotougk
teatblLg ouiaiob Ki»a luanaceneatBI SJAkllN ilA.soS, B*t N«. 203 Tanktn. N. Y
jÇani.pg Ätnbimics.4 DOliWOKTH"« DANCING CLASSKS-Alr\ a St Hi fifth ,,e ,u.i ,t t. ,.uleur«. No. IHI Kink tit Bandlor . irtulir.
1)B GARMn-t DANCING ACADEMT,No »¿ F1b.it ,t.rrf, nurl.erili it
SOVY OPEN Pint TMFKKiHOS.Ladiei ...... W.|..a,T, .,| n.mrdar* it I a'lleek.MiMMtidMulirt ..WaJattltT. ltd Mi"fdir* at 4 o rioak.neaikanta.T>wl. ,.i prlj.f K>**l»|» il I .,u.k.
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T^EACHEKof irivtl KXPEKIl SI I ivisliM to.. It". ,. , .|,..,| ., j,,,,,,, |4., . ..
Ml h ^d'ton. ^_a. M. MsKwiaj, Ae*i»aeeer_
BY BANGS, MEHWIX & Co., g£2u4
