TIIE DAILY EVENING TOLEGUAPIT PHILADELPHIA; TUESDAY, JULY C, 18G0.
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. LXT32ZIATUZIX3.
REVIEW OF NEW BOOKS.
TVAWlF.!!trt 1lECOLLECTtON OF A SOMEWHAT
Hurt Lifk. An Antobiogrnphy. - By John
Keal. Kcceivod froju I). AhmeaiL .. y
Thoro i n'o ploaBantot reading than the
autobiography of an active, busy man who has
Seen the world with Lin eyoH open, and who
knows how to put his impressions on paper.
Mr. Ncal, a lawyer, now living at a good old
Bge In Portland, Maine, in one of the oldest,
if not the oldest, literary man in the United
States. Ite has been a frequent contributor
to the magazines on both sides of the Atlantio,
and has written several works which enjoyed
considerable popularity in their day. More
important than this, however, he has been
brought in contact with eminent men on both
feidos of the Atlantic, and his varying fortunes
have led him into scenes that make an inte
testing narrative as related in his autobiogra
phy. Although Mr. Neal is now seventy-seven
years of ago, he writes with apirit, and is not
too garrulous to be agreeable. He gives many
Very interesting reminiscences, and the book
is one that may be read with pleasure and
profit. We quote the following reniiimconco
of Jeremy Ji out Lain:
People who hnve heard of Jeremy Bentham
only throueh Blackwood, the Edinburgh, Francis
Jeffrey, I'rofensor Wilson, aud that wittiest of
reviewers, Sydney Smith, enn have no Idea of
the wonderful changes In lclnkition and juris
prudence, and in the administration of justice,
throughout the world, of which ho was the ori
ginator. Lord Brougham's labors, and the labors
of Mill Jhe father, Mill the son: of Sir Samuel
Romilly, of Solicitor Parkes, of Kobort Owen,
of Rowland Kill, now Sir Rowland; of the two
Austins, especially of the elder on Jurispru
dence, In the Encyclopaedia Britanulca; of Groto,
1 historian; ot Roebuck, tuo what shall 1
Ul him? for he is unlike everybody else, so
iftt "none but himself can be his parallel;" of
1 Our reformers in this country, on the subject
A universal suffrage, the law of evidence, and
the admiHcion of parties, on usury, on women's
rights, etc., etc., to say nothing of such men as
Aaron Burr, John l'icrpont, David Hoffman,
and Chief Justice Appleton, of Maine have all
been after the plaus, promptings, aud sugges
tions of Jeremy Bciithutn. Since the times of
Aristotle and Lord Bacon, It may be said with
truth and here I have the opinion of Dr. Parr
to strengthen roe there has been no such re
forms brought by any mortal man In logic, in
morals, and legislation, in civil and criminal
jurisprudence, in the administration of justice,
or In the treatment of criminals, as by this ex
traordinary man and his disciples and followers.
Tho legislation of the world it is not saying too
tnuch, of tho whole world has been modified,
or completely revolutionized, by the tremen
dous though quiet energy of that old man's
mina.
Look at the law of evidence, for example. If
any part of that law which is called "the perfec
tion of reason" deserved to be so regarded by the
profession, it was the law of evidence. Upon
this point w'e were all of one mind. Whatever
might be said of the Lex Mercatoria, of Coke's
'InstltntPH nr Shnnnrd's Touchstone, or Fflnxna'a
) 'Contingent Remainders and Executory Devises
the adjudications of Lord Mansfield, with the
I S ommentarics of Blackstone, of Gould, of
1 ihitty, of Poake, of Greenleaf, Starkey, Story,
Powell, and" others, on the law of evidence, left
nothing to be desired. But how is it now?
oince DCiuuam appeared, ana nis lauors nave
come to be understood, what is there leit oi ine
whole system w ortn remembering The wisest
maxims of our fathers have been set aside with
out ceremony, and common sense everywhere Is
taking the place of precedents and tcchnleali-
But how came this man to undertake so much.
vnd to persevere so long, against all combina-
ions una misrepresentations tor a uietimo
"I am naturally of aweakmlnd," said he to mo
one day, as we sat over our tea, talking this
matter over; "All that can be said of me is that
Ibave made the most of it."
L UUIU DUUlUUUlbl tuvuguh Dam uu, nu u
oilier time, with a look of great solemnity,
'whether or no 1 was not mad. it 1 am not
uch things will come across our thoughts now
tnd then all the rest of the world must be so."
No, no," said Ij "their not believing as you do,
h cases which are abundantly clear to you,
irores, not that they are mad, but that they
ave not considered ine matter as you nave.
True, true," he said; "yes, yes, to be sure; he-
ides, for forty years there was nobody to attack
fae.except with ridicule and misrepresentation."
"What did your lather tninK ot these worksr"'
inquired, as he took down the "Defense of
'sury" from a shelf, and mentioned that the
out had buloncred to his father. It was crammed
f ith letters, and a review from the Old Monthly
Has wafered into it. "I'll tell you," said he,
frith great eagerness. " 'Jerry,' Baid he on his
lealu-bed, '.Jerry, you nave made a philoso
her of me. ; 1 suppose 1 smiled; for the idea
if that old white-haired man before me, nearly
'ourscore ana upwarus, nice .Lear ana liKe
'.our, too, 'mightily abused ever having been
alien Jerry jerry, alter ne bad written
Morals and Legislation,' 'The Defense of
;'iury,' and other works of a similar character,
cklcd me prodigiously, though Dr. Parr always
ailed him not only Jerry, but Master Jerry, to
i dying day. He made another will," added
!r. Bemtham, "and left out the name of Christ."
did more than smile now; I laughed outrlirht.
be Idea of taking that for a measure of Ira-
rovement in philosophy was yet more divert
ing than the other. But he was perfectly te-
ious. And, by tho way, this remind i me that
fir. Solicitor Parkes, author of the "History of
t bnncery," who married an American wife, the
jiugmer oi ur. meaner, ioia me, one aay,
heu we were canvassing the past of Bentham
ni,rand casting his horoscope for tho future,
iat, when he was a boy, Dr. Parr told him to
'ad the works of Bentlmin, as the greatest man
iat ever lived; and that, not long before, a
ergjinan, a very clever fellow, and a fine
uolur, who was not suspected by Mr. Parkes to
now anything of Benthauism, in reply to some
uestiou as to what book, for the last hundred
ears, had done most for the mind, and showed
lost power und originality, answered, without
Y-wliiitifin ''ltnTithfim'a VfCrnlu au.i T nrrtul.. ir.n "
iding that Dr. Parr had told him to read it
any years before; that ho read it accordingly,
nu never miu uui one opinion oi it since.
Said Brougham, June 'i, 1818, In the Houso of
immons, -l agree with my honorable friend,
e member for Arundl. Sir Samuel Romlllv.
ho looked up to Mr. Bentham with the almost
hai reverence of a pupil for his tutor.
The following memorandum, in this connco-
,n, uiny oe worm preserving:
Maki h 27, 1827 To-day Mr. Gallatin, who
n native, as everybody knows, of Geneva,
yke to me of his townsman and old associate,
uniont. Burr, whom he called an ambitious
an, with a shrug and a smile, gave him. in
)3, the first work of Bcnthum's he had ever
t-t with to read. It was the English quarto on
! orals aud Legislation, saying 'Here, this will
,-ac you it is too dry lor me. since which
r. Gallatin had read everything ot Hentham s,
copi some oi lils last woras, wnicn no could
t iret hold of. he said."
V striking Incident, on the whole; for Ben-
.in acquaintance with isurr grew out of the
t that a stranger had left orders with M. Bon
.iin'a bookseller to send him everything of
utham's that was to be had. Tho totrangor
, .tnmn mirr. men eiiiLiwreuHeu. imiiovttr-
4h1. and almost Buttering from want; and yet.
ving reached maturity, unable to forego tho
ongest ana ariest centnanisra, wmcn, id i ma,
entv years before, had been too much for him.
r Bentham. having heard that he was an
iierlcan, aud exceedingly clever, though he
,i no Idea H was Burr, invited mm to imeeu-
uare Place, and gave mm apartments, ine
ne he atterwaras gave me, whore ue siayea
I he left England lorever.
Bentham's unrelenting hostility to what he
called Judgfi-mndo law and lawyers, which re
sulted in tho great changes wc tro all profiting
by, grew out of a liltlo incident which occurred
in tho very first caso he ever undertook; and he
never meddled with another. "All reports were
in manuscript then," said ho. "On a particular
occasion 1 was applied to In a matter of conse
quence. I gavo a legal opinion, which turnod
out not to be law at the tlino, though not long
before It was law; the law having been changed
by judicial decisions, without my knowledgo or
consent! I refused to give any opinion after
this. The case was then put into tho hands of
Lord Kenyan, who also gave an opinion. I lost;
ho gained. Ho could make nothing of it, und
whs paid for proving as trmrh, at the party's
cost. I acknowledged at once that I could make
nothing of it, and suffered byproving the where
fore, at my own cost."
From the same house we have received
"Mopsa, tho Fairy," by Jean Ingolow. Miss
Ingolow is scarcely the successor of Miss
Browning, as some of Lor admirers would
make her out to be, but she is a poet of rare
delicacy and fine perceptions. Tho "High
Tide on the Coast of Lincolnshire" is cer
tainly tho finest poem of its class that has
been produced for many a day, and some of
Miss lngelow's minor efforts are equally ex
cellent. .Independently of her merits as a
poet, Miss Ingelow is one of the few authors
who nnderstand the vory fine art of writing
ior ciiiidren. Mho "btonos told to a
Child" are models of their kind,
and like all good literature, they
cannot fail to have a refining influence
They are simple enough to be understood by
thoso for whom they are especially intended,
but the genuine poetical spirit that pervades
them makes them fascinating to readers of
all ages; and this is the Burcst test of excel
lence in this difficult and much almsod class
of literature. "Mopsa the Fairy" is a
genuine fairy story, in ' Miss lngelow's best
vein, and it is a book that, unlike many won
derful romances of the nursery, will not be
likely to pall upon the taste, but will be read
again and again with pleasure. Miss lngelow's
stories are pervaded by a fine religious tone,
but she avoids the ' error which so many
writers for young people commit, and while
her moral is sufficiently apparent, it is not ob
trusively thrust forward.
From J. B. Lippincott fe Co. we have
received "Uncle John's Flower Gatherers,"
by Jane Jay Fuller, in which the study of
botany is made the subject of a lively and en
tertaining narrative, that ought to assist in
popularizing this delightful science; and
"Philip Brantley's Life Hook, and How he
Found It," a religious story for young people.
V "The nistory of the American Stage" is
the title of a work in press, and to be pub
lished by Dick & Fitzgorald late in August.
The author, Colonel T. Allston Brown, has
been engaged fifteen years compiling the
work. It will consist of brief biographies of
every lady and gentleman of note . that
has appeared on the American stage
from 11733 to 18(59. It will be illus
trated with portraits of one hundred of
the principal members of the profession;
will be printed on fine white paper, hand
somely bound, and it is thought that the re
tail price -will not exceed $2. Such a work
will be invaluable for reference, and nothing
in so complete a form has ever before been
attempted in this country.
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market rate.
EVANS, SHARP & WESTCOATT.
b S9 8m ' No. 813 MARKET Street, Phllada.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
R.
R.
THOMAS
& CO.
XriALBRS IN
Doors, ' Blinds, Sash, Shutters,
WINDOW FRAMES, ETC.,
N. W. C0RNEK OF
EIGHTEENTH and MARKET Streets
6 20 8m I PHILADELPHIA.
GEORGE PLOWMAN
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
I IM
No. 134 1 DOCK Street, PhUadelnUa
BLANK BOOKS.
BLANK BOOKS.
The Largest Stock and Greatest Variety
j or
FUZ.1V AUD HALr-SOUSID
BLAKE BOOKS,
MEMORANDUM, PASS,
COPY-BOOKS, ETC. ETC,
To bo found In tbla city, la at tha
OLD ESTABLISHED
Blank Book Manufactory
Of
JAS. B. SMITH & CO.,
No. 27 South SEVENTH St.,
6 18 UlBtuSm
PHILADELPHIA.
OrriCB AND SALESROOM, FIRST FLOOK ; WAKS'
AUO DON SAL.ES
TIIOMA8 RIRCII A PON, AUCTIONKKRS
.,n?1.S0""Sf,n,f MKKo'lIANTH, No. 1 t
CUKtUNUT Straps rear enfcraao.No. 110? SaaMa 64.
Vt . Kale at Wo. "l7rV6 N. tntri strait.' '' ' '
NKAT HUliKKlfol.li KUkNITUKK. ETO,
Itn Wl u
Tnlv 7. a In
t No. 1 5H N. Tenth street, will
S3n?h . ;rr.' 7n fmU" '""""ire. covered miX
a family
eur" 0,rpt dlnln ""m ' urnituri, tbini, glasswarei
mm , 'I A V .lllIllIMtr I im I lira t All aHJ a
-A'?"' MJweoHment of kitchen furniture!
IK
Ce N
MnCLKKS A lift.. ATTnTlnMinrnBi
No. (MH MARKET BtrMi.
MAItTIN BROTHKK8, AUCTIONEEK8.-.
Ho. OlAtf CUKHN UT Street raw entnuio from Mlnosv,
J.lKant Walnut Chamber Suits, tin,l,.d in oil i haadt
some Walnut and Oak ItulTet Sideboards ; f
illr '..",,0?,,,," Handsome French Plate Mir.
IJJn.h. "' Walnut frammii Handsome Krnwnl.
2 ?Ihr Carpets i Uuttae iJhamher Suits, Fine Uhina
and Ulaaaware, Handsome HMtod Ware, eto.
at in .i i t Un Wednesday Morning,
mntii. . rIof,k' the auol inn room, a desirable assort.
nL?Jllei!2nij!2nJ!?'no,ll furniture.
Bffi.fBWWw C"-AUCTION-
i ..K0,'w i"1 H MARKKT Htreet. an.
otBa.lrt.He
MTII0MA8 A RONS, NOS. 139 ANdITi
e B. FOUHTU 81RKKT. 1
Street.
B
B
SCOTT
Street, Philadelphia.
ROOFINQ.
KKADY ROOFI
Tbla Rooilnc U adapted to all baildinn.
N O.
ItWlN
BTKEP OR FLAT ROOFW
St one-half the expense of tin. It is readily rmt , rJA
Wvrqvun.
KLASTIU PAINT. a
I am always t
nrenared t.n W.m.ir .nrl P.l.. Dm. .
notice. Also, PAINT FOR BALK bv th. hr.l 1 ,
Ui. bast and cheapest in the market.
Ka 7U K. NINTH Street. ove Oom,?
l7. No. 818 WALNUT btrmt,
nro
OWNER8, ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS
ID ROOF KR8. Roofs! Yes, yes. Every sise and
X AND
aina, oia or new. At no. Ml N. THIRD Street. ih ami.
KIUAN CONURF.TK PAINT AND ROoTftilMPANT
are selling their ' celebrated paint for TIN ROOF'S. an4
for preservina all wood and mLal A ln th... .ha -Z-T
plex roof ooverinir, the best ever nlrered to the publio, with
brushes, cans, buckets, etc., for the work. Anti-vermin.
Fire, and Water proof ; Light, Tight, Durable. No oraok-
inn, nealinr. or
rin kins'. Ne lunnr. vr&vel. nr hmk IImJ
for all oUmates.
sun
lllractiona vivnn for work, iw nwul
nieu suupuea. vare, promptness, certain tyl
Duued.
am) priori
Call! Kxaminel Judel
Airenu wanted for interior oonntiec
mf
JOBKPH. LHKD8, PrinerpaX
rpo BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS
Jl We are prepared to fumlsh Kne lish imported
AHPHALTIO ROOFING FKLT
In quantities to suit. This rooting wa used to oover tba
Paris Hzhibition in 1U67.
MERCHANT ft OO
Jl 8m No. 517 and 619 MINOR Street.
OLD GRAVEL ROOFS COVERED OVER
with Mastic Blat, and warranted for ten years.
HAMILTON A OOORKKTR.
J6ni No. 46 8. TENTH Street.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
QUREAU VERITAS
(FRENCH LLOYDS).
INTERNATIONAL REGISTER FOR
CLASSIFICATION OF VESSELS.
THS RKQI8TKR VERITAS, oontalninc to) Olaasf
floation of Veesela surveyed in the Continental, British
and American porta, for the fear 1869, is JTOft HAi.it bv
to. Ajrents in Mew York.
ALF HBRIAIf CO..
M Wo. 49 KXOHANOR PLAOB.
M A N O D
A MKDIOAL K8SAT ON TUB CAU8K AND OURS
OF PRKMATURK DKCLINK IN MAN, the Treatment
of Nervous and Physical Debility, eto.
"Thura i. ... ..,...,! n. . ... 1 .UI. , 1 ...
. i . T . . , . vl vuvmj U WUU1U 1.11 IB UUUI WIS
not be found usetnl, whether such person holds the rela
tion of Parent, Preceptor, or Clergymen." Medical Timat
and tiamHte.
bent by mail on receipt of fifty cents. Address turn
Author, Dn, K. Db V. OUKTIS.
)IIILO SOPHY OF MARRIAGE.
A New Course of Lectures, as delivarad th.
York Alnsenm of Anatomy, embracing the subject.:
How to Live, and Wha t to Live Jnr; Youth, Maturity, and
yjiKi an.; mauuuou uenerany-teviewea ; ioe t;auae of
Indigef tion; Flatulence and Nervous Disoasee Aoooanted
For: Marriage Philosophically Considered, eto. eta.
Pocket volume containing thee. LeotnrM will ha for.
warded, post-paid, on receipt of 25 cente, by addressing W.
A. LKARY. Jr., 8. K. corner of FIFTH and WALNUT
btreeU, Philadelphia. a M
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN TIIE ORPITANS COURT FOR THE CITY
AND COUNTY OF PHILADKLPHIA.
restate or JOHN HATUHKK, deceased.
adjURt the account of CH ARLP.8 O. V. VANDKRORIFT
and BAKBARA ANN VANDERORIFT, adminletrator-.
d. b. n. of JOHN HATCHER, deceased, and to report
distribution of the balance in the hands of the acoounU
ants, will meet the parties interested, for the purpose)
of his appointment, on MONDAY, July 13, 18&. at S
o'olock P. M.,at the office of K. H. TlIARP, No. 82 SoutH
Till HP Street, in the city oi Philadelphia. 7 1 thstu M
IN TIIE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
AND COUNTY OF PHILADKLPHIA.
Estate of JANE HERMANN (known as) JANE REED,
deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to andit, settle, and
adjust the account of GKoRGIANA REED, Administra
trix of JANE HERMANN (known as) Jane Reed, de
ceased, and to report distribution of the balanoe in the)
nanu oi me accountant, win meet tue parties interested.
fortthe purpose of his appointment, on T 13 KSD A Y, July 8,
A. D. lHiiH, at eleven (11) o'clock A. M., at hia othoe. No. 4U
WALNUT 8treet,inthecityof Philadelphia.
8lififmw5t CUARLK8 8. BAKER, Auditor.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
1 CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of HENRY FRICKA, deceased.
The Auditor appointed bv the Court to audit, sattla. uiA
adjust the account of EDWARD D. YATKS, executor
of the last will and testament of HENRY F KICK A, de
ceased, and to report distribution of the balanoe in thai
hands of the accountant, will meet the parties interested.
rur tue purpose oi nis appointment, on lUKnUAi. Jul
8. A.I. IHtM, at four (4) o'clock P.M., at the offlo. of
HENRY M. PHILLIPS. Khu.. Nil m k six HI HiJT
in th. oity of Philadelphia. 6 26fniw6t
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
f.stateoi liKUKUK WH.SOW, deceased.
The Auditor aptioiuted by the Court to audit, settle, uul
adjust tiie account of EMKI.INE WILSON, Administra
trix of estate of CKORGE WILSON, deceaaed, and to re
port distribution of the balance in the hands of th. ac
countant, will meet the parties interested, for the purpose)
nf hi. .nrif,inhnitit. nn U k'flMt'KI 11 V .I..1-9 . 11 lu.
at eleven (11) o'clock A. M.,at the omoe of 'KDWARli
hiiirfnw, u
Philadelphia.
Esq., No. biS2 WALNUT Street, in the oity of
8 80 finwut
8TOVES, RANCE8, ETO.
NOTICE. TOE UNDERSIGNED)
would call the attention of th. pnblie to hia "
NEW GOLDEN KAOLK FURNAGB.
This is an entirely new heater. It is so eonatrnatjut
as to otic, commend itaelf to general favor, being a oomcU
natiou of wrought and oast iron. It is very simple in itsj
construction, aud is perfectly air-tight ! self -cleaning, hav-
mg no pipw ur uruui vu vm wus vni ana oieanea. it ul
so arranged with upright flue, aa to produo. a larger
amount of heat from the earn, weight of ooal than any fur
nace now in una. Th. hygrometrio condition of th. air a)
produced by my new arrangement of evaporation will at
once 4cniunatrat that it is the only Hot Air Furnace that
will produce a perfectly healthy atmosphere.
Those in want of a oomDleta Heating Anoaratn srnuM
it
uo wuu to oau ana examine tue traiuen i',irie.
the (Widen V.rta
CHARLES WILLIAMS,
Noa. and 1134 MARKET Htreet,
Philadelphia.
A large assortment of Cooking Raogaa. Fire-Boardl
Btovea, Low Down Urates, Ventilators, .to., aiwaya osi
hand.
N. B,
-Jobbing of all Und promptly done;
1 101
THOMSON'S LONDON KITCHENER
or EUROPEAN RANGE, for families, hotels, or
publio institutions, in TWENTY DIFFERENT
&IZK8. Also. Philadelphia Ratine. Hot-Air Fni.
nacea. Portable Heutera, Low-down (iratea. Fire hoars!
Moves, Bath Boilers, btew-hole Plate. Boilers, Oookin
Stoves, .to., wholesale and ratal, by the manufacturers.
Biisnra m inuunun,
CS7wfm6m
No. !20t N. BKOOND hueet.
c
ORN E X C H A N Q E
BAO M ANUFAOTOUY,
wiuu 1 mil ft;
N. K. corner of MARKET and WATER BtreeU,
Philadelphia,
PEALER IN BAGri AND BAGGING
Of every duwritlin, for
Grain, Flour, Bait, Bnner-PhoaphaU of Lima, Bon
lhist. Etc. . .
Targe and small GUN NY BAGS eonaUntly OB band.
Also, WOOL bAUKll.
: . r : auiuKiea, inna avoid
In the daniiurincof oeihnCT and furniturewhile under!
roina roiiaira. (No gravol used.)
fKKWlOlVJS YOLK TIN ROOFS WTTTT