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EENEEXTA .00 '8 , TOWEE UALT. - OLOTRINGi
BAZAAR, ;
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6.Eth streets; south eiderrbiladrlphti.
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'corrcis LIST, and RIG
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mansiiaattlieta,
and arelprepared to otrer the-trade on liberal term*.
Siring thirAgenej tor name of the best sad do
allabliairs ean of indlteements pot -beretofere
* bad goods eald; at Kw*
artlexeria pFloea. Orders easefully attended to.
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40, P.IIRO/148E'
ESFILEMAN'S CRAXATS,
CIHESTELIV Street; below Seventh,
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1.1Nt% 4N.P*ItADES.
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wool( 81-BT$ STREET,
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'equator to ilk other's. . '
finlehOt these Toblee thi Minn-
AlietdAre refer to ihelenumeione - patens 'throughout
Wittofi l ii/s9littpiri4lo4:lrith the obssaatet or their
tng;- , asso.l.
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In MAIIOa47aed,WALNUT trateg Jo: Country
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G no., rABBOTT,,
Nii. v ; 10: Ngit f li FOURTH STREET; '
IMALIRO IN
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1 1 ot-vitieb are Otonol to pupae on the most pwora
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HENRY - - COHEN. ,
IMPORTER AND DR &LIR IN
": . IFOR-E I ciN, 'AND , D NES TJO
-=-10KINACTITIfila Or, NNTSLOPDS IN AVERY
~TARINTY• AND STYLI. .
AONNIEDOR ARNOLD'S SNOLDIR WRITINO
gipti oilEsimuT STREET,
-,appi*jui ort*Fl): iTox
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ESTNtJT - SPItINGa: •
"..TWA TE-II.:(3 - U RE • -
'jai - the treat Aeikketall Ohioinlo and binittnate diseases,
This institution is" Segotaisedif tits. lading and, most
unstilted Ifteciiiathieisatablisknien is thif oonntey,
Andtiaegrenal ; resoia keiltkabeiterti; '°" • -
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jetl.antie • • - - - BtBIDINT Pll7l3tOrdi.
.i3tcrgosiN9tti.
jtJEIT RECEIVED,
A tree) alsortinent of
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Ofour,ownhipodatiogjaiasMig
sarenalus; num, OX MAN; SWIB/3, IGTITStIAN
;' AND noir LAND 80EN38Y
.LLso,
VOLORED AND ILLUMINATED gItOITPS,
in variety
EDWARD PARRISH.
myl4 stfr.th.l2e
! tin -.NEW , VI E WS OF ANERIOA.N,
J ll - O "Uk BOINNRY for the tiTHREOBOOPB;
BEROLPFID •BY THE • LONDON - armIIY.O3:3OPIO
Received per Wainer New York.
• - BBAUTtfIILLY OOLORED.
- ' - •'' Price S 6 per dozen. • -
- • - • ' • Oonelstink of
Views of New York, • The Be! of Now York.•
- Hudeon River Viewa. Terrytown. "
Passaic Palls. Trenton Fells.
- Catskill Idountsini, - Geom. Falls.
- View*. of Peekskill. ' Roebesten'
View* of Poughlreepele. High Bridge.
- Vtewe Of Winkel": sleepy Hollow. -
-ylews or Woo Point: Bunny Bide. • -
Also, just redeived by steamers Lola and New York,
NNW GROUPS. &e.
For este, at wholesale and retail, by - .
-D. APPLETON & 00., •
Hoe 846 and PlB BROADWAY.
pireerning liars, gr.
pRESERVING- JARS.
POTTER & BODINE'S
PATENT
GLASS FRUIT-JARS
NERMETIOLLLY BILLING yßasit pittrag,
Yor Sale btdealarain Ohina and Glue and Hoagie
• - Varnishing Goode. '
TEE TR4Dy s
nIIPPLIIiD BY
POTTEI Bc' lODINE,.
107 CHESTNUT
.STREET.
. per Jsr.tinning hien - iested to the'sclitsfassion of
thousandi dtteinlifes; we confidently present it, to the
asetessess.,; We would caltespeolel attention to the eu•
posterity of our artfole over WAG using Fitts perch.
dr gum in gide °teeniest; for the getter perehi, - &e.,
isditssts, • efrefisttS•4 iftifffi9Fi.Jeavor to, fruit, elites being otherwise detective.
P. teltAlisiteatieftetsiedriperior raisersl water and
poste; Dottie;, anti 'ill hinds of green' glue hollow
ware - io•-tt
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Hare remora to their ueerlire•groot, White garble
40E-4IDIBTNATI
Mug stotOsnow 'raw entlign aorta.
their PeN , Eltoeit of,
'WARNS, AND
Goons, - ,
•_, Tct nit* t h ey Wit. the attention of the publics.
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No. 325 MARKET STREET
Cosetwtl) ' on Land a Pall ansortent or ',schema
Lid binstaatisi '7aq:dont..
aP+ =NUM ACTURIIIS AM) IMPORT/ AS OP
. - RIVES. PLITEI) MARE,
No.lllllollBBValf Iltraat,Aboas 'mita,(up stalra,)
• - . PhUdelphta.
Oonitaatly on h&o4 sod for. gale to the Trade
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- PlTollllFtei GOBLIITS, CUPS. WAITMRS. BAS- -
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most learned men, who are in any degree fszoillar with,
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by the rides, blnahawks: warlelnbs; and sealplng•kildyes
of a thcnisand infuriated iterates. ' ' •
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meat savage warionn the hada or the new Indian Ito
mama,
The charaiseri pokrajed 'in ihle Work are the men
and wontenier thole rude, rieml•berborims days; and in
no war, evirsocd in the history . Otto Anglo-Saxon or
digooorZn Mime, wee 'there erei More herolem, more
devotion, more lialiflOSH - ; more ha dahlps, more banish
mbre Inhiman sate, more subtlety and trines,
ery, than daring the struggle which brgen in MI,
and ended in 1071, cotamonly knows:tea.'" Ring Philippe
dirar.”
- The author has so/sated the moot thrilling and inter. ;
eating Giants of. t hat sanguinary period, at the same
time only those which nerve to develop a most legend.
ottalroontrived and mylVerions plot...une that cannot
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DAY., Iligig,lit':-.1.4.0.
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SkIII4IIII.Y, 1859.
Belli/n; the Politician:
it is stated in the EngliSh Journals:that! the
.eoutinned'illiess of Sir
LYTTON: wig dxpeeted, in Very short time,
to lead io hidresignation Cf the high office of
Colonial Seeretary of Siateorhieh has reado
hik6 one of Lord DrutirOs ifiabinet. At the
secant General Election he was unable to pre
'sent' himself personally to the electors of Hart
, ordshire; whO re-elected_ him, without oppo
iiition;.On. dpproval of his general poll
tiedConditot. •Ever since
.49 , dissolution, of
Parliament, Ire . had lieen:an, inmate- of the
water-cure establishment at -dahriarn Wells;
where his health was restored„, some fifteen'
:years 'ago, as he has .himselt recorded in a
~pamphlet, 'mow very , scarce, which' , excitod
Mita interest 'when Wappeared. But nowthe
iiiieriliseeptilo have worn out the' scabbard—
'ihti_soulte have fretted itself 'in its prison of
Burarzi's rellimitent from public.
• iblapplass inevitabie, - . and, it what we hear
,t 4 4 1 , 4 4 . 44 . 10).#0 ( /*Ye , ..06n..,,tt1e
41114Pri*etion
minds, owe -, Peeticai and' phiforiopiridal;
thittOn'Aheie later days, bas glorified
',,earth. -"tt Whet will; he .do with it 2" - _liiti'lastl
pollsted Worit : Litt:a,WortliY I(mile-taking r of
,stick in ;anther ? • , • ,
c lrt thitet>nittrYakin*szt,taite his relit; In
popular.ajipreelation, with, three other:great'
ilittineHwriferia4DicrrEsi; .11.koturiv,
'lirierrirtAV: , •l4isiliss the advantage Of 11614
Itistir's(rtiiels
"-, and' .‘ Pelham," *Tears&
and' tire latter 'traS ham' adlideli,i4*l
•
Alpe!'
,here. • Blow then, evOri line„of 'bitt y
*4O *political pamphlets ; has been pub-
,Anueri6a—:=almost exclusively,-, we
lbelleve,;,hy:the'lttanons of New ifork, who,
to out , P6rsiinal knowledge, paid him. largely:
for 04)6f-sheets' to Alike an almost simul;
tinetinti pablidition In London and Nem
Asa Writer :of proie-flopeir, 'it is doubtful
:whether itirqiilrdZkesriat !rank even higher
with' its:: thins; Bunrine 'hiteself, And so be
,ought, for•,thet.e la.,a,plailifest,. falling , off. in
,Drersttles later works, xilard , Antal,. /Utak
Wears, and Little ..borrit,) While BllraliTElo3 -
iciostlecent novels are his best: The Cartoos;
My ifovel, and- That ill he do' jolt/ill ? aro
'lladoutdedlir Iriaa6 . auccoaafaL works. 'ln
":41.4 . ftf0 - ry !Mob DlOxFPd , baapat commenced,
a..a411 - -illtaitrOq'd reprint of, which appoare in.
'pitrper's Weckli, It would appear as if his
genius bad recuperated.. At any event, as far .
; atilt has gone, it shows much superiority to'
anything he has -written for the .last 'scion
yeks. .
r As a dramatist, iltriiiin'has' largely won
more so,
Inglend. ,Nor need this be
,matter - for,
,!;iiceingthat Aitterioa is
-the
Country 'thee of the
tirthimbile %,9tti about equal population,'
glariil,ift far , itelow-Ala -in' a taste, for that
[4ilegantOind,we liay,t•ineocent species of
46pular, amusement: ' Fovorie actor In the
islands, there are ten - •in the - United
' *nitvin is a popular dramatist, and
:iimong the jolitye most, - frequently perforreed
jtirlisileff,,i/lte Lady of Lyons,' and
,•Afiniry.., • I , ,
, •
Ia this country wetake no interest in the
character and conduct of this able
4i9fl .gifted man'. We' hold, him in account,
.Ivhollyitis a writer. England ,he is new
-•, • , •
mete remarkable as a public' character, Sittig : .
;glja r knitlft thb'hrenkerli ' the angry sea o •
0444; ;,Here," Whet* Consistency of, putffic
uh - wg
Weithl be contemPtuouily
4 1.0 9Eht et—becanee :he has-been_ the, very
weathercock. of politica. Like -his' friendly
rival andofficial colleague, Mr. - Hrstianni, be
started in public WOO ft very decided Liberal.
Tlie come' of time, the progress of events,
and the, agitation:of party strifo'haVo changed
both of them very greatly. Canaan', who
first sought to enter Parliament on the prin
ciples, under the patronage, and with die
strong personal recommendation of DANIEL
Oliorsata. and gosaPn flour, is now the ac
knowledged Conservative leader of the House
Of Coinnions, and one of the main pillars of
the Derby GoYernnient.,
Boiwart, cointhencing also as an extreme
politician, in the advanced ranks of the Libe
ral party, is now in a Tory Cabinet, and no
;opponent ever thinks of twitting - him with this
decided add remarkable change of politics.
- In feet, public men in England are allowed
infinitely more latitude in this respect than
with tis. ' Nearly every public man of note,
in England, of the present or past generation,
has changed his line—a genteel synonym for
4, turned his coat "—once, at least. Itizzrau
PITT himself, commencing as a Liberal and a
Reformer, was proposed as a member of the
great Whig Club (Brookes's) by CHARLES
TAMES Fox, afterwards his great rival. In a
few years, Prre veered round to extreme Tory
ism, and governed England, as Prime Minis.
ter, for nearly twenty years, solely and wholly
as a Tory. Fox himself changed his opinions,
more than once, as a publics man. Gamma
commenced his parliamentary career as a Libe
ral; soon veered round to Prrr and Toryism;
and finally died, in 1827, a Liberal Premier.
Sir ROBERT PEEL took- office as an ultra-Tory
and anti-Catholic, and lived to pass the most
liberal measures ever-proposed by an English
Minister, Catholic Emancipation and Ffee
Trade. Lord Jens Rusearm's whole career in
politics has been a shifting one—advocating,
this day, in hope ,of obtaining office, what
he bad repudiated and spat upon, the day
before, in order to maintain himself in power.
We might mention scores of public men in
England who have "turned their backs upon
themselves," (as the late Lout CASTLEREAGH
would and did say,) but need not extend the
list. However, we must not pans by that gay
Viscount of seventy-fire, who is so graphic.
ally described by the no less gay and - gallant
"roving diplomatist," virtuous and -modest
Mr. BENET WHOPS. We allude to Lord
PALMERSTON, who has been over lifty-two
years' in the House of Commons, during
which time he "boxed the compass" of po
litics fi vast number of times. He started as
I Junior Lord o' the Admiralty, under a Liberal
Administration, and held on for two 'years,
(18071 to 1809,) and then, under Mr. ERROL
-VAL, a rank Tory, became War Secretary.
He clang to this office finder the Tory Govern
ment of Pm:awl. and Lord laysnrooz, (1809
to 1827,) and stuck in jt under Liberal CAN-
Roo and half-Liberal GOODRICH, and Tory
WELLINGTON, until May, 1828. Eighteen
months later he was Foreign Secretary in the
Government of ultra-Liberal Lord Gnus, and
served, after "that, under pecocuranfe
BOURNE and quasi-Liberal RUSSELL. Next, as
Rome Secretary under Lord ABERDEEN, the
old Tory ; lastly, as Premier, on his own ac
count; and next, in doubt whether to take
office with' Conservative DERRY or his old
opponent, RUSSELL. Such have been the
changes of PALMERSTON'S political principles,
as exhibiti,d by his -serving, at various times,
in startling. succession, under the banners of
various political leaders. In this country,
such a weathercock would be held 'of little
account, morally or politically. They order
such things rather differently in , England.
Offensive ashes been the bearing and language,
o t DISUAELI, as Ministerial Leader, he has very
rarely been reproached or satirized, in Par
liamen4 as a turn-coat. It is considered
"bad taste" thus saucily to allude to a man's
politic! antecedents. Compared with PAL
HEW:MOB'S tortuous course, DISRAELI and
litmwsn's path in public life has been nearly
a bee-line.
Btrroman, who is now flfty-four years old,
had particular good fortune from the com
mencement of his careen. It is not generally
known, by the way, that his first atop was in
the British array, at the age of eighteen, as a
Cornet in the Guards. He is third son of the
late General Boawsa, of Heydon Hall, Nor
folk, by Emsenarir, daughter and heiress of
H. W..Lrrron; of linebworth,Perh,Mertford,
shire. General Benwen, died when - the-future
anther and politielan'was• a child; lob yetterk
for school: 'Ana mere cadet of:the famUy. = ,
only the thinitani,With , the lair*Prizeogerif.•
.taie gliiii4 hie father'i rich , acreethilie'elder :
biether-ionfig linvitira'S
.whole Property;
nyder:- the„f' deallY POtbAittitttc;-WM" :no : more
than -.525,000 7 -4 - very . *idi: Capital for -an
English , •gentleinan, whose--hereditary, eon.;
flexions were' so ;very lagb• that , it_would , he:
infra iffvfor him to' Condescend' to aq noel
ful means or occupation.' Therefore, these
iellnger aciens are ilearterea nien thaßritieh.
puhlio, in all Manner eelvays, Walking into
John Bull,• 'jun hill and,deivn dalVi as .the
saying 48, for .subsistence, at home andcol&
Wally, ad libitum. ,
BormoVe mother - ;educated him at `first;. ,
teaching him to love poetryiencoureging liim
to write Verses.% Then, at a private school or
two ; , neat, with a tutor, at home; lastly; to
the.• University of Cambridge, where be wort
some reputation at_ , the` UniOn'lebetingblub, •
as a speaker, awl :wrote -the prize poem,, on,.
Scnlptuto. Aftertthie,a,Pedestrianlour ; over
England A and - Scotland—a'winter'. imparis:
i' Ismael, an Oriental Tale," :publishetVet.the
age - or 10 . .: a volume of poems called is7Mreedi.
`Wrat. W W td 'Flewerii,a t , pi* '-' ed 4 ,- +L. •
iiittilonairr 4 BMairi.2;l:
I tliiiiikerote ..ir li d 3 ets-iii, .itimleif s aft*
"'Falkland "I---end. , theiumietimovel;.,63,:',
ham;" before he was three;and-twesq: z.o.ther
I nevoid land romanceefolloived in mid sacceti:i
:BM, .(27/0 Dual-one-4 Vesereui, ;Taal :411if-,
[ , , and' n, Ellge*t jritm7) idf :: svilitatiOtrid_
I ford
riP:Tillai i ,'4o' lie , cid: 44 'k Pit4iiiiiititV,ol idibi,
her I 'o !Oe I 'Poeli,47 ti#44ol:. ef,..o4l.viiittli ,
. eleth,e,Fiitopf. l 3 4., Ole jp?A of lio ',,tzi. - 4414 - -,
'og,peypg'ci4o,o4 Atx,***444.7o.llip'
own44. l o. l ?e.repah!ftikej.ze4tW:f;;;`,-, :
Btrtir24lj ait gC
~/. . 6 .g ir51 6 4?„,), V 4410.144.110:14.
form Bill ef. 4 fil4: 43l ) l * ; 4 7 itttillie zrootof
rotten boicinglikbelderglairci flie'f-dfffs • ' Re
sat' for the 'bay ipt'Llifial t ia; se
: .: .
, iiei-1
ral;fien- 18 b 2 4 toMtiIluid*a(Ohlit.1'411
nent !CYO.gOs s c,iii****-
:..:-
turned POetfrthitex***ie c
elegtoin,iBKa_do „ ets ,.‘ ~.:,, ,, , A 4‘„, , ,
.__' , :.:,-1 ,
Meanwhile, bis. mother Ailed in 18 4 tanollthi
succeeded tolls mother's estates in. Hertford-i
. thfre, on conditien. that be took the Maine of
Lvircui---whicii lie . did:; The old ladknanet
,her , M bden veil/prat& of her Maiden Maine; fOr
'she reassumed it, by liCenso frate'the 4 . 314ar";
in 1811, after her husband's death; Bowe*,
for his able • advoCacy of the, Melbourne Millie--
, try, which was ultra-relberal--*lvocacy by- the•
pen; rather than, he tongueifor he was ni44-
very , acceptable • epealter in time .days - -..w il i i ,
created : Baronet fn .1888:: 'Bence he 11 new:
Sir Epinal) GE011971 tan.nli LIVItiON,BUTATiaa.'
LlTTnii, and iill probably write himself Baron,
or even 'Viscount, Sannivonin—lioni thk,
name Of the barge estate bequeathed to . 111 M
by his mother—ere wank weeks,have passed.
Rio only son, is. I piValin . F4,oollatjitlnyfa*
LITT fin; atather . ;.ofpoemia,f g! by Owenifelei-.
dithi" lately repribilehed; in blue Mad gold ; 4
rßoaui.' ' '".' -: ' -a'-: ' " -' , i
r The, eleven . , y,itirs-' 7 - 48,4 - i. - to ' i 852 . 7 - of, Ben : .
waiVi.abaenee . trim; Parliament; changed hie
political views. !fluiintin Who had once dasy.,..
!Ugly ~ pamphieteerek in , support , . of .list 4
I
nolnurs, and Bllatainn, 'and Pezmnarrox, ere'
hk himself had tr,frotralcillo.the - e:oMetrf i i?
(alias a large'artdred .pr'eperaf t * re.entered
Parliament' with "0*tn0i'2.#014+151.2,111.9A1t.,,
lie bad,learned; 'aluii'lliloo-1-44114".q5:311*
there might be a plethera "Of4Milikdewn, ,
and an overplus of improvetsunt, S, X l ,4l l .trarefil,
himself ,a Conservative, and,: ina eupport;ef the
principles of Lord Dzunr,,,who istrr . Piime'
Minister for :the last nine. monthi of llif4ii,
wrote a , strong protectionislifirephlel, agile
-••'
e d
". 3 ftP
lYn lal-Li7.. * :;.:7 - ._:.-- - 1:: 11 :`'_: ".
'"SOOti4ieFLOMI allY reaurea:Oitaii, last
year, he gave BIZWER a; seat in the ithabine%
as Colonial Minister; the duties of which Office,
Sir Enwaan has discharged with ability and'
industry, notwithstanding bie increasing ill
health. It is worthy of note, too, tbaty as an
official, Buawsa's oratorical displays in Par.
Bement have been considerably better than
While he was• only one of the crowd who
obeyed the call of the. Liberal whipper-in.
His political career is probably ended, and,
therefore, we have written this rapid memorial
of it.
New Publications.
ALFORD'S GREER TII9TAMEY.—In 4 vote. ro.al
tiro Vol.l, containing the NW GbardS• pp. 885.
New York : Hannan 4Clecritstis
We desire to drati attention to one of the most
learned and important workairi Siblleal literature
over given to the world - The Rev. Henry Alford,'
well known ne an English` preacher and poet of
considerable repute, is also highlyestimated as a
sound scholar, well read and `deeply searching.
The greatest labor of his life has been the . editing
of the Greek Testament, with a critically revised.
text; a digest of the various readings - ; marginal
references to verbal and idiomatic -usage ; prole
gomena ; and a critical and exegetical commen
tary. We notice (in Allibone's Dictionary,) that
the first volume wee published in 1844; the
eccond in 1852 ; the third and fourth in 1856 and
1857. The work has been • got up- for the
use of theological students and • ministers,
and is moat highly' estimated abroad.- Wenn. -
Harper, of New York,- have jest commoriced.re
publiehing it, from the third London edition.
The first volume of their-reprint, 885 pages royal'
octave, contains the Four Gospels. The entire
work, which is beautifully printed, will be com
pleted In four volumes. Neither the limits nor
ordinary purposes of a daily journal of intelligence
and politics allow us to give fitting time and 'space
to a critical consideration of this truly great work.-
We oats only indicate Its contents), briefly and ge
nerally. In the first place, the Greek Text of the
New Testament3has been orltioally revised; dif.
ferent readings carefully annexed and compared
with various MSS. of antique date. To thin Text,
thus corrected, are appended a great variety Of
notes, embracing a largo extent of Scriptural as
well as of literary subjects. Large references are.
made to the Fathers and other ancient Writers.
The Prolegomena treat upon - :the literary, history
of the Pour Gospels—the authorship, origin,.
sources, character, original language, and ge.
nuineness of each. Here is a vast fund of infer.
motion, which the scholar, the .divine, and the
student will appreciate. 'There is a sketoh,. also,
of -the modern attempts to- revise the text of
the New Testament, followed by an account of the
various manuscripts of the Greek Testement re
ferred to by Mr. Alford, and of the general - autho-,
rities whom -ho consulted. We notion that Mr.'
Alford- adopts the - view that the G mei, according
to Matthew, was Originally waters in Greek; con
trary to the opinion of acme that it wee originally.
compered in Hebrew, or Syro•Gbaldale, - the verna
cular language of the Hebrew Christians in Pales
tine. Much learned and Ingenious argument was
used in support of each opinion. A very relent
publication In'London, smiled "Remains of a very
Ancient Recension of the Four Gospels in Syriac,
hitherto unknown in Europe: discovered, edited; -
and translated by William Canton, D. -D., Canon
of Westminster," goes to show that Matthew
wrote his history in that Hebrew dialect which
our fiameur used. The history of the Syrian ver
sion of the Four Gospels, which Dr Canton has
edited and translated, Is curious enough to be no
tided, at length, on amore fitting opportunity.
Mr. Alford sets out strong grounds for his own con.
elusion that Matthew wrote his Gospel in Greek.
'We corioltide, as ire commenced, by stating that
this new and wonderfully complete edition of the
Greek Testament, with notes and other elucidative
aids, is one of the moat important and vitally inter
.esting pabliestione of the age.. The Harpers, in
the getting no of the work, have done Patio to
the character of the work, and the great-learning
and high reputation of the reverend editor.
NOTICES OF NEW BOOKS
If it were possible, for the publioation was al
most perfect in its completeness and beauty from
the first, the new volume of Cooper's novels, illus
trated by Dailey, surpasses any of its modem-
Wig. It contains the romance of Wyandeeti, first
published in 1843. The preceding volumes in
this edition have been The Pioneers,. Red Rover,
Last of the Mohicans, and Spy.• Into the story
before ns, Cooper brought some proprietory, if not
personal feeling, the locality in which he
placed his main action being, in fact, his heredi
tary acres, in Now York. We cannot declare
that Weandotti is equal to the Leathor•Btooking
tales, In which Cooper introduced the hunter and
the Indian so very effectively, but it has some
well-drawn characters, and numerous fine
passages , In a word, it is a very read
able tale, carrying us bank to the time when
the Indians' contended with the Pale-faces, and
scalping was the order of the day, and to the later
1)1)44 when the Revolutionary War CotrUneuged.
Two. cEITBi
• . ,:, ri
° P. 1 . 3 1514,,91.1‘.:i1 1 iffrir ; in
whioh illustrated illusate4 edition of ;,o ur graateek;na•
profit
f)111, , 111,1g ant liAttaniatiq7
totdrial illaittratibif) cif tiesebalkatitevideati,
eit - ilafitutof done ijaetiee to his
own,kieniuvanti iliCiptithsiti of OPPlite.fsx7oo
- 1f 0 4 1 ,.. 1 1, 0 .?
.. 1 4: 0441qt-if/Pk X,: If . 1 : 1 r00a,
Aug : Fur/rig! Ittf illitlfto.4lo:lls.oc;PY;:t...th°
' ll)l6 444lisisk :Pat,liftuaonirOnettaraiqer
Lto nOtloidie:rienetteil h deoaiitit.44aetiktri4iiiis,
aihtelilittl u tirlailaribroliiff the - 6,3okiiii . :failv
"iferiee to ieverat'OliiiitsitaP 114seriitrithinftlii
'ten*, '111 . 6;01i:of Pirtleit* 'Staab of 'Mini'
Tien have a hitniorone 16U/if:which Dirtily-mob'
e*bibitlr. are gLtdt to bow that
toted edition of:Cooper'sitcrreld ;WO ~altrattlY
rsiannaratke Atarga, fawmattgt 1 14;001
has been invested in it, but ".# l 7Ol l .1 1 1 ,1 !!
published, forr subscribers A : WI N at sCriOr VD- 1
/ante, Tivinsead Rork, bet
- eubioilbere• *are supplied,
Maßenry. Walnut etrent, the Konya and iutelU
;ant isgint for Ware . : Towneeid'a!pablfraibins.
-Ariew'and/oorutpTatireditlan :Aram> Ittioir;
iaa t tio Li am apths cairs:4 , l 4 E4l=a, in serail
orown sutirro, .with *Titian Anaditilit7-'1
grayed portralo,,lyis been linbliatisd,lwl3x9ya, , '
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4;tet i ,qsl.l # l , lallbite" 41140 0 ''eogitt WOW=
Igitiliatelleii:/ciViiiiQVll,eiOrheikeld %Cat
,tetittia to the dello - set of 04340,40 ft lorg*ti.
It ( ike bestmethod , "
or, ieait hilhter7
ittoorophnthelsitteter the - preeint Mato emir geA
ei posted;;op"ln.thentlithiki - ebreitelei 'through -
theestnetaohott, Mumble* petweee tefl glob (vett
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oilie 4344:atiow o lia Iraryiatiiiiti — :
itentinfliatioli of ChristlaratOlia
iiitaVabeisarsakare dsriradtrossi4l6a -- ' ' - '
otSinailael Sire aerator:4 as I ision risiri .
,:ais.ijima6ll4"'
this city sl o pe ii r fdarl4l7 raorniakaollit tit**
r4lrill Aa 'Phalah , :allightrirAfti'M:ar
O
TwentiethAxis* , The .businaso of 41.09 - aamPla
'o6artaritioni a stall* la:that iirsiz*tail ‘jii - t:hir ,
vailois 'epic:Hilo : a Insetiaga 'Skink Otter' 'gruisialtea
of lbaPEttirch. ''.c ----'`-. t ,' - ~"' ' - ', l '.' s i ' " f
; , Thetlirestitit Conventiori is otiaraiiteristitiSiih
.amtainssialliy: large - attendant; ilft'deisgates traria
the; !Mousing() miosiatioasi:sad iaobstaa'actalet
tteai aa.lPf iatlividnalafroin.seetiallaShwei illochr
ties have aat7aLhaeitaTaaa4l4- - :Pika,ill.the !b
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eic ;aims tii ' ,,Tilli*/**ll/11!iiVerilf, iNailidi
iesi ate' also ",reial,, of:ylitili' 111104 uPabil'ik
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liska4 *idol. iiiiiauliffais qf, s ilii ‘ is tliaosalattion
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the ollyr.or Ife*Ziirl!i.loosfildrire losildisi la t
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of iireeXectattve . odinfiltitei 1401,
vention. - Aoeordincto uattiieuitcs
wiU olose this evening; --theAlonteutioMito stand
adjourned after thecomutuidati:wlrish
min [stored ie.:Morrow Morning:. ` 4 ,
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jest received fromtsfrlendlin interesting printed
detailodlsocoitut of the - several "-awakenings"
which have recently takeri'plioe , In lidlibitigk, •
Aherdeen - ,- , Drinak` ,, VreltWV , :plume
throughout the Ilitited'ltiwidikar 7btkinekk 14 ;
markablo feature proseniedJa-thisrirommary is
the chapter on Revival and Zoolosiasticiam,'! in
1 which facts-Are presented:to , prove :that themost
strenuous oppositionishioh the Revival has had So
encounter-has bean the hinitility„ - 411tit, clergy.
di in the days'of theAtsiaties, WitenOteeording to
the Soriptn re narrative, Temtecose,
" the priests " • were thir chief OPPorientil
the preachers' of the 'Cospit, and -• the groateet
enemies, of the Cross .of 'Christ';'? so :it:is
alleged• that the history of Lavery EmbSeguent
revival from that day to this heal:lope testimony
to the fact that the bitterest opponents of the work
of (sod. have been those 3yho were numbered among
theminieters . The lititrirjr of the at
tenapt made - to put down the work il' revival iu
Aberdeen is given at considerable length, and sets
fdrth that" iliePresbytery, with this vie*, affirmed
es . a law •that no, man not ordained - by the-Bate
bloated Otturch ehorddle allowed -to prey& dhrist.
within Its walls • An. appealwac madefrom this
to the, Synod, which, In turn, confirmed tiejods
me'nt of the Presbytery, after whioh,the,epPeal
was car ri ed to the . General Assetribiy,lst,t,Wlth
what remit has nit yet tiaittiPired:" The progress
Of tbe Revival In Aberdeen:is described as similar
to that whiok oharaoterised the' iabore of Wesley .
and Whitfield, the latter of whons; it will be re
membered, clearly belonged to, ;this , prescribed
category, as he was not ordasncd. , - -• •
TIIII NNW TEam—The large tent recently erect
ed by the Yourg Men's, Christian Association, at
Twelfth and ,Pitswater etreete, will Alertly, be re
moved to some suitable koralityln the audheastern
section of the city The work piing' forward un
der the auspices of this new enterprise seems to
differ from that which obardoterizokthe session,
ary efforts connected with the - former tent, in this
respect, that the work now is more manifestly
progressing; under the intioenoe, of ;Potter Ali
tinat from any , mere human ‘ seal. The preitent
gathering in-the tent aro iiiade.up almost 'skein
sively of people residing In :that vicinity, Who
were heretofore in a Measure deprived. of all (iroS
pel privileges. The seal which prompted many
young, men ,to attend upon - and', sotively, partici
,
pate, in the tout serviette last year; has eitheileft
1, them now, or they have . forgotten hove tenin l it. ,
It is apparent, however, that this .ahsenife‘of this
seal has not been , left w ith out a' itatttite - qalia
•,
as effective. , • , •
• .Tliere is . this season lOEr diqmition„to work
upon the feelings and imagination of the peopl,e
who gather in the tent night after night, and more
anxiety to present the Gospel plan of salvation in
its aiupplioity. , Within, a single week Sines the
tent was dedicatid, upwards of
,one, hundred ,pei
sons rose-in.it to expreis their felt need of a 64-
vionr, many of whom deplored a &ill's', fer, per
sonal conversation, and soma have been hopefully
brought to a knowledge of the truth.
GERMAN -METHODISM IS THE UNITED STATES...
Nearly twenty thousand church , members' now
attend the ministrations ,of some two hundred
German Methodist minister/Iln the,United States
This ,is a large result, when we - remember that
the 13111181011 among the Germans of this country
was commenced estate as 1830. Them American
German missions nut directly on the missions is
Germany, which in return influence the mindolls
in Amerida. An immigrant population, counted
by millirns, constitute the field of their missionary
efforts. In view of the growing condition of this
branoh of the church, the corner-stone' of a new'
German Methodist church was laid in this city .
a few days since, lon GiritrUtivenne, above
Twelfth street. To aid the friends of this worthy
object, a number of ladies intend holding a Straw:
borri Festival at Joins's Hall this' evening: In
addition to a plentiful supply of luscious straw
berries, they proMise, as will be seen by reference
to their advertisement, - several 'good-speeches. ,
RELIGIOUS CELEBRATION —" The- Bible:Oleo ,
Mane," a denomination having a church hi North,
Third street, above Girard avenue; will celebrate:
their semi•oentennlal annlfersary; or itibilistoin
Sunday and ' , Monday next (Whitsuntide ), The
members of this church - are-strict vegetarians. Its
mintiter, , the Rev: Wm. Bletowife,,Mart., -- hvarbein
an abstainer from animal food.of Ovory_desaription
for the past fifty years.' There are several' other
members whose vegetarian life has• bean squally
as long es their minister s te. On Sunday'evening, at
5 o'clock, there 'Ail be' a social tee -Meeting, in
celebration Of %h occasion, in the sohool-rnom of
the church, at:Which addreesea will ba delivered
by various speakers upon some of the leading doe:
trines of the church. The morning services com
mence at 101 &cloak, the afternoon ,at 3. Ott Mon
day morning, Dr. Meisel's will deliver an address
upon the
cg El s e and Progress of the Rible Chris.
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strait on the other. This eijhisOt4lsllW-I'm
covered:l) with - Iskeolostioe , _ ':ahopil - Ailits Oak%
.hpiww, art..,of.tybich werojevelledi to.llmilspaind.
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Atotti.liiil *UK IA siskigAii* iwitAirOte•
cations, meaningtkemtlfrphiiit
theiitynti farealSoe• neOlitti"-1137=1"
"Wolff d Coiner bitithisiotlee dliribjethe re- -
loner. blablidy bet thattine di Padiunlisitiatitbor
witordingeiliu thinWeifeUeay
very ltloely,°ln
deed that no orte..edae, ever,
which it viwinserted, but all iaktilosigaTON's
hese suspended notwithstanding,'
-
By the *Zak; the - stety briber/hide Padona's
'nominationtasbeenniesomallYtow - Vhi:Eterror
wanted , Piairt te rePleeeMelanglits , btit;llPre the
bare mention Af the Immie up startsMsruummt i the
Prefeet of the, Bogie "„ilad Ttbreatinite,resignif
ri t e nomination be minted ottiV - me 'meta
the whole - 414,4 e Ofibeembellielensenta; of Peril,
the nay UMW geeing entorstentte themork
men , who could em d;:
during the algenes of. the :,,troopo, - Thine Paddle
Works delpecid upon the mliaiskrr; 11 - my
deadly. enerny. ' He -will throw-every-- obstacle
toy path At every, tarn; - therefore, if hi be named,
I mot ,wlikdrewt--.. v.-P.3 31 AP1 ,r o t-e 9 0 14 ado mte
oede to this ArnmgestienVou_stememAtf the tre
mendous overdrawlngZ.rof, Mr ecoornitorititr, the
Ville de Parrs ti red do relizijasted.
Laity woe niatpreposelL,liltrkes
imperial favor ;Abet becis j albsra
sena que.won—end.thon c he is, by **may,. re
tattoo, bevinsfuterrierone of - t he - Fmeisitt geratio
tion et Beauharnals ,-. he isan betted mareteddeg,
bat that did Mit reckon. - - - , DA . the - mention of .Leity's
name, Dolan& :himself start" up anterrsia that
be obeli be ao snooessor of his, for, aft at the same
oonnaii board with him he-would not, and that be
must resign if Deity was named 'to - ofile. - .` This
could • not 'be' agreed ' to' either; ail:Wangle lain
possession of all the secret" ot this very seeretivo
reign ;and ad the Emperor, wuriedout with these
exelaimed, as if ; waking from, dream,
"ParErns, let nil kaki shatii—tlistif is
Pedone." Padone was oonsequentlyisppointed.
He the: Nit -doffellon—
brows how to lick the,einendes of, tke,empireand
.the spittle of- the .11mpasor—therefore PIMA every
Another itoryconemming -the , diegraecnt 'Mar
shal Valliant is - ourrent co-day in every circle.
It seems that the Emperor, in common with all
warriors vrhosermilitary ambition is grainer , then
their laurels, is remarkable .for-'the-;baste with '
whiziche gives every order,. cad the, impatience
with Which leiValts and web:haste: its tommutien.
This :potridiality „was's° altheilng - to ' Maktiriff,' in
the , Orixnee,that,tu ewer po ono of the inces
sant telegraphic messages Tuileriiis he
'sent baok - a' imPort,iow.
ever; that it perfectly expreaied • his :ciesire-tecte
'bored no longer; and wee.nnderstold a ccordingly._
Now, in the instance of Marshal Yatllant, the
Emperor had already worried him 'deaf and blind
about the speedy depattnielof especial regiments,
when be began to teue-orekteinfore abodes certain
regiment, then'quarteued , et a', Own in Wenders,
whiobj-eacordincte bits, oegiat to, be, embarked
feiGertoet on 'a certain day: Ttile idea,: ones in
lilt • head ; tie thing Zillee prenoeupied' Ms "mind but
. tbislintestanotetegiMentarbile the Marshal, cow
.plemly. done upwith hisimperial ;master, wentto
`Vineelithe to emit wild!" rime. - • - - •
'Noe - the: Marshal ha! a eery-pretty. retreat at
Plumes—call it what yen will,
,00ttage, villa, .
chalet—no matter,..4. 1 1.7.1 1 7 pretty and secluded,
and. _the garden ,eordatnit, some - of ,the eheitest
dotter' in. the'world: Then: may be seinenj day;
but the cottage, they' eltli oontakivethbr ebolee •
specimens of the same degree At beauty, which are
never seen by, mortal eye wavethstot the Marshal
himself, To this souses hurried- Vallialk and I
know' which' ELif of the losnisee ride Will - forgiVo
hint for 'inatesitly'fitgettlig 'alt :;about the • regi
'meet; and Weiser, and the 7.EriNiiror r and semi -
thing ebwin the, whole.universe, beeldes. , , - Befora
he had time to remember, hewaa onoemore sum
moned to the - Tuileries . The. Emperor was - 'Oa
'usual, impatient' and' hilt*. ulhe regbient
1 Marshal—where is the' regiment? ;-here - are all
the journals, and no notice of Mt arrival at Mar
seilles." :• _
• .The Mer`shattrinted,pile, inateigof bitishhig,
as be should' have. 'done ; and,' stammering out
that - be would Immediate ly `Trite "note-to Clete
ral G ; at the Ministers de la - Guerra, in whose
juziodlotion,lay the affair, to know why:the regi
.ment had not arrived, set'about doing so thOnand
there. Me merely ,wrote a few words; sayirig that
having forgotten •to'"give orderetibicenting the
regiment, he begged the General to do so imme
diately, and Id Writs` bias' word that - herbed re
ceived a telegraphic dospatoic:ottie safe arrival At
Alarseilies,,as he welt waiting for this - WIWI? In the
Emperor's cabinet: The not!'„wa s
e ven :to One of '
the aid-de Canino to"deolitil - persenally; and king -
bask the answer instantly. -The-General, to whom
the note wee delitered urea aptly, toeing. half
blind and wholly MaPidi , takei the note rip to the
window and. read -it. aloud, while the wondering
ald-de-eamp Mond' oPen-monthed listening to the
contents. Yon may judge of the effee Arothioed.
The
v eld-decamp -- could - not conceal his know
ledge of:the•note; onlitcoontrary..being a young
man, he rather proud ,of it,. and begged.-for
the WWI, as he thought it his duty to screen his
friend, w b e retnien the sit' de•oainn took his leave,
e io ar ve nin_g me t i h n e wmon Genei
etes
orth e t b t
k a t
, W a
i td dat , is .
d e e r to
t
seems, Seined in its betrsiyal." - For , a moment,
it the General heeltated, -but fright getting
thelintter of disoretion, ite_thotight ;hatter of it,
'ordered big carriage, and blare the - tud-deleamp,
young se' he tias,ltatt retarded - to the Taileries,
had laid the letter before his lifejegty,-. and told
the whole of the obronmstanoeo.
- , TheMmpererwar furious, sent for
the, itlerstml,„whp,. yeeiriel'Otit, was on his
road' to Vincennes, end' e' Watt 'gild scene en
kid; wherein Ithedon:Wals natsied 'ft. - replace him
°tithe spit; lid he to Magna: After
a while however, it war. considered. lmpolitio by
all - parties to testify titoxinblkilY tee quarrel be- -
tooen the Emperor and hie'
'suoka moment; and the Masher Wits- - named
ominaander and aid; de-oarop; goidnil Etat ; but
it is not Ariented -than - any opportunity will be
given him to retrienthe ion of reek_ and fever
incurred by that ineppattone porno; to Viten
12gat , - _ • -