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- 'r^ ISTEW BOO K S . 3ife at so toany] or tove had tie Ilia of »r* Biulmell. mes hare lived in this country at once-BO ^de and so e^er a welcome as the -volrune pubKslied last week on “ The Life and. Letters of Horace BudmeU ” is likely . Very few ^vines have louched .y points as Dr. Bushnell did, le ^ t to make their work ef ctive as an influence overthe Irvesand char- !ters of 80 large a nuihber of m®i women thron^rout the country, and fl publication to a sense of the iMperative needofasoffl- «ient biography of the man whose long life ^as so fufl of active and widely effective The book is published in one large octavo volume, with a fine portrait for frontispiece. It is the work of several hands, compiled by Mrs. Ma^ Bushnell Clffiney, who, with the assistance of friends of Dr. Bushnell through out the country, and with the active co-opera tion of Dr. Bartol. Bishop Clark and Dr. liconard Bacon, has herself written that part of the Mography which relates to the first sixty years of Dr. Bu^ell’s life. In performing this task Mrs. *Chen^ has had, side the contributions of the distinguished men named above, the control of Dr. Bushnell’s correspondence and some autobiographical fragments, wMe in the work of revision she lias profited by the judgment and assistance <of a number of eminent scholars and clergy men who have interested themselves in the execution of the important task. That part of the biography which relates to Dr. Bushaell’s Ministry at Large—namely, his ■work during the years from 1861 to 1870, is the work of the JRev. Dr. Edwin P. Parker, of Hartford, Connecticut, while the chapter ■which treats of the last six years of Dr. Bush nell’s life—-years of declme and retirement- lias been written by Miss F. L. Bushnell, the daughter whose ministry to him in those years was constant and close. The book has been prepared therefore under the very best and most favorable auspices for securing fulness, accuracy and adequacy, and its place in the world is secured for it in ad- Harper & Brothers, publishers, New York. ; probable conJectirf&. Mqreo^ a right tp dbjeht tp , 'coaj«?Wre at ail in the mattex unless at be Oiown that there are no means of ge _ knowledge instead. The particular thw caseanay periiaps he Tinimportaai^- although thete as room' f<Wwo t (qrinious upon that point—but the caiPIeseness $pwn by the author in offering the conjecture an a loose, unscientific feshion, without jnstifying it, is not nnimportant, l^ocause afe breeds in the reader’s mind diatnistof the thoron^hness and ealiiratn^rff the oheeryer, and consequent distrust of the accuracy of 1^ olwervations. Inasmurh. as only am of the twen^-ffye or thirty parts of which the book Is to consist has been published, there is still abundant aportunity for the avoidance of s thi ae mentioned in the greater part ork, and we'sincerely hope that the friendly aming we have given will be heeded in me to save an excellent rious blemiSies. i T l ) c ESTABLISHED 1 PlJBIdffiHEB DAU.E I : WILLIAH 0 . BBTART & 8 BBOADWAY) COBNEB OW FDLTON SqrKEBT. PRICE THREE GENTS. NEW YORK, MONDAY, JUNEiW , 1880. NINE DOLLARS A YEAR. e ’ ax WBXCE-r-XHX LAXskx Sylvan Spring. steamer Naamgaaraett was sorromided i is large constituency of ire attractiveness this ye re during the first f five months of the the two wrecking vessels, and a of sailboats and togs surrounding it. The NarragansettJs stfllabove water, although at high tide it isAhnost covered. At low tide it looks in the distance like a ship on the way^ with its skeleton timbers not yet covered. All the woodwork is charred a deep black by the flames. The hog frame la atfll perfect. The mainmast is standing and also the 'foremast. Which Still upholds the little fog bell, now black with smoke. The Narragansett points to ward Comfield Point Light; and, although the bow is totany submerged, the flagstaff is stiU erect The smokestack tias.fallen against the starboard hog frame; but beneath the tun ’s and above most of the vessel the ter flows. At the bow on the port side ireistm remains a part of the safety rail about I upper deck; and here there is a large ip of the cargo—boxes of dry goods, fruit bas- I ___ it one could see the floor of the main cabin, still , cavalry did not fire, but rushed up and down the covered in part by its carpets. The divers said j wm w S ; ? \ rate to the lower cabin, wl He bodies of some persons m Captain Murritt of the Cc any, mid Captain Scott, a pbfi the wreck yesterday running rere released by the removal of freight and loose rubbish. Captain Scott, who has been several into the wreck, reports the staterooms on- ' burned away, but he found no bodies in the s. He expected soon to reach the ladies’ saltan, where be suggests that some of the pas- nds and fields in the spring, and the the woodwork is that a true lover of nature finds at that flames. The hog ! meadows and forests, the i butterflies and the flowers. t is scarcedy necessary to say ought now of the method of this -writer upon such themes. His “ Woodland Trees,” “ Fern World,” “ Fern Paradise,” and “Burnham Beeches” are fa miliarly known to most readers pf this sort of literature. It is sufficient, therefore, to say that the present work is elaborately and finely made; the type and paper are superb, the covers are richly decorated and the edges gilt. In the matter uf illustrations the most attrac- ! feature rr/.« pay did ferns, butte ited with exceeding as in the exact reproduction of forms and colors. There are also many Wood engravings in the book, of varying and unequal merit. On the whole the book is one of the pleasantest of its class, and it will be a choice companion for the lover of out-of-door life in all country • &Welford, publishers, New York. Notes of New Boobs. “Richard the Third” has been publish week by the Harpers in Mr. William J. edition of Shakesj>eare. Messrs. Harper & Brothers also publish this week “Pope,” by LesUe Stephen, in the English Men of Letters Seri^, and a i ................... :n the Half Hour Ancient Rome, ” by Professor Charles bnaineaB were closed. Tea companies of one hundred men each, armed with Winchester rifles, formed, and yeeterday afternoon fifteen hundred citizens, two-thirds of whom v armed, paraded the streets. Five hunc strikers were collected in front of the Chrot office. Mooney, their leader, told them to home and behave like men. A few mom^ now in jaU. Harrison street _ ju the street, but refused to quit the sidewalk. The cavaliy charged through the 7»i V ;.U:» o, who may not be acquainted with the work from which an extract is made. The taste and judgment shown in executing this task are to be commended. Perhaps .some revere wm regret that “ pUip/’ “ Bar- of Thackeray’s works are not represented in from Thackeray’s rich store that one it in order that le other things de brief- and matog two volumes of very excellent s I American publishers. * 1 ve become imprisoned. I having been completely burned away. Comparatively nothing has been done toward rries, a child’s velocipede, a box of goods>, and sral trunks. One of these had check No. 0 strapped to it Another trunk bore the ;k No. S,' from”\New Torklo^Stoiflngtout . . r ThlS’htd m^^^fl^aftSeted re bore the name of M. A Red woo A Several other ' --- Iks had been recovered, but th- ■ ------- 6.0CW030 a -sr ' less disabled is not pensioned, though he may be irhees (iatermpting)—What ^ ’Appleton fi The Relief ha( that were st --------------- , ---------- dum had been kept of the checks or re Srenington to be dried snd examined by the underwriters, for whom the wreckers are work- The United States revenne cutter Dexter lay ear the wrecking vessels yesterday, stance In protecting the vmreckers. t». —.. ot prevent sailboats and rowboats from picking p clothing and fruits and other trifles and mak- ig so far as known : mislead and deceive Union soldiers, are un- Bedlow, Wflllam, of Elizabeth, N. J. worthy of him in his bettei ---- Boyce. Isaac, fireman of the Narragansett. , submit to it, whether other Checkigv, 11^- A. R., of^New York. j 6o or pot. cISe, _^jssssrsB it H, not lacking in color. Mr. Thomas G. Gentry, the ornithologist ■Whose interesting ami valuable work on the “ Birds of Eastern Pennsylvani-i ” . viewed in the^ E vening P ost a year The work is to be published in parts, with two chromo-lilhographic fllustrations and the accompanying text in each part. ‘however, m the single part that has vjien published a few fs similar blemish.ii maj lieaTOidei m In the first place a work of this sort neces sarily appeal-1 chiefly to young persons, and it would therefore be well—as it for the' a’uhor . P .............................. ^ ,S f .us-s S i r ' ----- „„ ......sarge. By Edward York, a brother or t e ^ . m s w a y r e w e e t ^ , l f r S ^ Her Chfld, 13 months old, was iSSH S '-srs FAMILY SUPPLIES. -Huckm*. canned S„upa 16 Wads, rlohand deUc-.^a«. WATCHES, T. B. BXKSBB, SHIPPIS&. SATMiNAH AND FUEIDA FEOHPIEBia ° Wednesday and Saturday. ... CHARIESTOH j lilNBs* FALX. BXVER U Z n i BOSTON AND TBEl BAST. GEO.L.ao^rO enatg-=^-A g \-- ■“ i i b t t f s a * - \ - m = m i ^ Ratea-&^o^M$ CDNUID UIE. JL^IJVE K O I j T E . From New York for Liverpool aud Queenstown. FROM PIER 40 NORTH RIVER. BOTH.NIA ................... ■WEDNESDAY, July 7. 3 p. M. cabin PMMS9 ana Seturc MokeMoa dyoraW low rateA PMlght sna passage office, 4 Bowling Greea. C’HAS. G. FBANCKLYN, Affciat. s s - s s s g i g i f i ■refore be well—as any case for th'at autho to cultivats simplicity should write with greater simplicity than he •does, and less m the style of “ The Children scientific, care shpuld be taken Ml—a fact which, ; have forbidden the 5ls as ill us r„,: actual nests of the birds, the Ulustrations should represent not exceptional but typical Tiary nesting habits of the birds of the Middle scientific writer on a scientifle ■;snoSd“ o ' . ? e « . “ . i i i i S s W^WWM :m‘S S o i ^ l i S e ’decflamations, ^ Finally, a s subject shoult — _ —-o-i> *“^*1 ^ so, he i ilikely to be satisfied with Mr. Gentiy’s asser tion that the glne is \apparentlv supplied by the buaders,” au assertion that is “ apparent- , ly suppUed ” by mere conjecture. We at once. Bo-wis this made apparent? Upm what does the conjecture rest ? Is it apparel icid substance is suppUed by is that only an assumption? ng the accuracy of the con - - id of a .^ieutiflt jectutewefiiay \ S . . S , S’. “ ■ Man—unknovm—killed by a trunk thrown on m m m iS'SSaSsSSg AT lowing statement to a reporter i “ There was a dense fog aro that it was impossible to see a -------------- yards awayr In clear weather our lights are visible seven mUes. We were heading re the Corofleld Ugh^brt R,^theJog WM ti Friday, Jane 18, riass^day,’ Monday, Ju ' of the Tu^aj^ J4,m^eb^ for‘'^lktom “PritoyTfaae 25.9 a . M. The annual examination wiU begin Juno --CKUSSON COIXKGX. __ _ _____ I Commencement of Dickinson CoUege, Carlisle. Penn.. Smiday Joim 20, U A M. Sermon before the Society of Beligious Inquiry, anMiley, D.D. 8 p. K.—Baccalaureate the President. Mo^d^ya Jane 31, 8 M Vaarar CoUeg* the bacotiaureate iacmwi win b« preached on Sunday, JnaefflO. The sa- nual meetiagof the board of tnatere «Qd claia persons and wounding one hundred and thirteen, of whom eighty four were troi^A The spring meeting of the American Joel Club was closed at Jerome.Park on Ssturc with five races, which were well attended. I emaining horses were Gossip, Luke Biackbu frenada, Mamie Fields and Pomeroy. It Is reported that President Hayes will remove .ntercal Commissioner Raum because of his recent active participation in Illinois politics. It is said that the President especially called Mr. Ra urn’s attention to his civil service order ffecting Mr. Raum’s case. George MoLaughlln^ a patrolmau of the Fii . reoinot, Jersey City, who lived at No. 234 Yo street, that city, committed sui.ride y afternoon by shooting himself in the hi wife became insane seven months ago wed to an asylum, leaving four children to - ■ ■thei Tbe eldest chUd, a confined to her bed ame despondent on Have Made Large Beliciu IN FRICtiS Ibrouglioul nil Depariments. Broaijway,4thive,, l 9MI0tli Sts. be cared for by the fa MissMfllsofNewar upon a judgment in favor of the Grocers’ I against Ricfiard G. Murphy, and on the » day a demand was made upon the defend- 'or the assignment by him of a seat in the doing the same. I could hear her whistles distinct- icsssKii.infTS.str'S’A’s i s s s until we were, say, 300 or 800 feet from her. Whether she was sheering to port or starboard I can’t say. I was in the wheolhonse with our pi- Sbeffleld. I rang the bell to back the engines ...^tantiy, and ordered the helm tc •’->-* >■'' port, but before we conld stop on; Narraiffuisetc’s bow swung in on Captaia Young, who was in charge of at the time of the disaster, e . the whistle of the Stoniagton at ieveral minutes before the conision, bat could not exactly ifiace her, because of her lights being indlstingmshable through the hesi mist and fog. He was proceeding cautiously Narragansett at □d fog. He was proceeding cautiously at y low rate of speed, and was mak- i course, expecting soon to pass ABhip. OffComfieldLighthol fnneh in the dark as other people. With refer ence to the behaviorof his crew throughtho try- The kimingtan came to this city yesterday, and was placed on thedrydock at the foot of Pfleestreet She came only to bo ropidred, and ig back to the forecastle wi ant for tbe assigni New York Stock sold to satisfy the judgment, refused to comply with the demand, claiming that the seat was not property which could thus be reached. Judge’Van Hoesen sustained the defendant and dismissed the proceeding. Ex Governor Albert G. Brovm of Mississippi was thrown from his horse into a pi ’ Jackson, Mis?., on Saturday even roUna, received an acade- jpted the law as 8 profes- IB a member of the Mississippi Eepreeentatives from 1885 ' represented Mississippi in t Thirty-sixth Congress as a Democrat. 1 was soon after elected Governor of the state a served two terms. He was in 1847 again elect to Congress, and served from January 24, 18 to March 3, 1858. In the latter year he vs to the United States Senate, and in IS re elected. He was expelled from t January 12, 1861, upon the secession Mississippi, and entered the Confederate army. In 1862 he was elected to the Confederate Senate. The Corinthian regatta of the Seawanhaka Yacht Club was soscesf ally sailed on Saturday, from a point off Port Wadsworth to and aronud the lAgbtehip and return. The yacht Crusader croseed the home line at 4:41:01, making the race, forty miles, in 4 houra, 29 minutoa and 19 seconds, actual sailing time, the shortest race of the sea son, and winning the prize in her class, making the secondi priao she has won in the last week. The MiscMeJ foltewed 5 n^ntre and 18 seconds — to arrive, followed dosely I the Agnoeand ’Flxen.andaD more thanl’ quarters Of On hoar aftw the eruaader. Regina followed five mlnntes aftwward,^ but too U T E K Y T H I N C I I N HOMEOPATHY. F R A H C l S J t U^ U T R E ^ B2atloners» Imntersi »nd IttaDalootnwa «a Patent 8»rlnc-baek Account Books, wE.‘^ a a . ' ^ “\sa8§VTS.ags* FINANCIAL. SECURITY BONDS can BE OBTAINED OF THE FIDEUH & CASUmn COMPANt, JNo. 18g Bromdt-wraiy> rir. Y- cAD.cilllD.fCt5Jet, C^Co. B A N- K E R S , 18 WALLraKET. s f S S Bta^room)'W IMPDlIAi (^M AN ISAIL KUNHABDT & CO.. C. B. RICHARD & CO., IMPERIAL I^ M A N MAIL. ISOKTH GERMAN lEOTD BER MUDA, WEST INDIES ^ORTO RICO. ''7r®6fisssor«sr^w.«j;w|y, TOMK ANjy HAVANA. DIRECT MAIL LINE. STEAMBOATS. NEWPORJ LINE 3 B O S T O K T - One DoESar. i5?sisrig4^v“i i « \ S S f r ............... ................. FIEST-^LASa ACCOJIMQDATIOKS ONLY. Capt. RAY ALLEN. , ------------------- sdpJl^iriiw .p. S70R W IC H I,m £ S ers leave Pier 40, North River, at S.OO P. s s s NEW HAVEN, MERIDEN. RABTPOK sired, and if the subscri^r lives in this city. RA 1 LBOAP 8 . ^ 1 = ■i'SuSwa.\»rwSsa«?3; TuSrtSIf PACIFIC MAIL OteAXKXslxlzs OoxiOLiDaxxy. I^ |8 ^ ^ S M f 5 F p A N A R A . RAn.ROADS. EEMKBILVnnA BAIUtOAD. SEEAX trunk UKB^OT^niraKD STATES HAtt Conrtund. v S ^ r^. Perth Amboy and South Ainboy, « and 10 I — ^ I F NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH s i f i f a i m M m r n s. BOGt;ia7 & s J a r \S e S s ; _ NTEW YORK AND raiLADELPHIA - - . |^r3|o:T®T6^,“ul6“p. S; 0?sSlky®« slo [E ERIE KAILH Now known as SSStr‘i?iSlSv|lfe«Si?S.“™ s f c m a s ^ ‘“S S \ *' \woHAIRS no SIMONSON & HOWES' behulab mne of cu p p e r ships FOR SAW FRAWCISCO. mogniaoeBt new extreme dipper ship is completing her toodmg at FIES U EAST BmSB. TheOlendoDls 9118 of the sbarpeet and best modeUi ever bnUt, and wlU have tmoBoal prompt diapatch. W^HO m s ^ var^tothoVi; ___ „ _ Petrel by 20 minutes and 10 seconds, and the Schemer tnns in her Class. Bight attracted the site houasNo.l88WeetTv . ig oocupiod by a number of ooloted peraoua I the bsrement <ff the baildlng Mary Dean, young mulatto woman, waa found dying. H* throat had been out from ear to ear, qpdi sho_ expired ta tvreaty minntoft without being able to was Aognttag I*yton, a mulatto aged twan^-five years, who had been on inlt isid» teniw with Mra Dean, bat who bad lately IqnarreBiawfthfier. He caUedtoeeeberonSat- ' -^ Toaiog and was denied udmittance. He t IgetBight,vriien lira. Dean i^oke to him P.W .CALLAUDET, Ida 111 Dak h. Ciratmil h{a, *08. 3»D A SAIdU*. W S ROCnSDOHDSOUGHTHJ>OU>»0 A B B A S < 0 Bion AT*. X. stock : kechausb , AOTARoaiiuaa ; GEOlieE STABS , 42 BROADWAY. MKW ypRK, And Dealen itt lavwrtffiieHt^Swniriti^^ i BANEOF BO im E AL » capital. - . - - . ii3.m ,f > smpiiu. ^ Cioia. Ir^iha ' Cheapest Freight Eoute to California. SUHON i C0.’S DISPITCH UKL bahjeg FosmvEz.7 as aovsbxisku , k^rome. ,S S t e n ^ - [ON LACES, VEli^^S, UNDERWEAR, *C. ^ ..... . , approved endoreed notea ; t hatdock , sow & CO., DANIEL H. BUHDBIT. AnoHoaeat. ■raoniAs E. KIEBX & CG_ A0CTION COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Art GaUery and No. 8*S Broadway (oppoetta BY BXCBA.BD V. ELARNBXT, BTO PRIVATB 8AML HEBOHANHIBS, to Til Evraie posi. TEXm TO MAIL SUBSOBIBBaf, „ Jie E vening P ost teinporarily absent froni fte^ty mayhavea copy pf this journal mailedto them regularly, postpaid, at a cost of three cents a copy, or seventy-five ceuffi a tnbufh. Tffia address vriH be changed as frequentiy as dedrediarid after tEe sub- *ber has tefnrned to toe ci^ the newspaper hedehvered by carrier for the unexpired S = i l ! SPECIMEM ROIBBERS BENY FRRRj ^ e a b o v e r a tw ^ ^ w a i fkOtootAayfim.
