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Weare indebted to MT. Boullemet, of tho Literary Depot, for the following new publications

 "Legends and Stories of Ireland, by Samuel Lo- ver author of FIaady Aldy and lois of other lively stories of the richest humor and tho broades brogue. The publishers are Lea & Banchard Philadelphia.

 Our Army on the Rio Grande" fine edition of Thorpe's populai book, with engravines, and all the oieal reports ofihe battles of the Sth and 9th May and the occupation of Matamoras; published by Ca rey & Hart, Philadelphia.

 "Scenes in the Rocky Mountains Oregon, Cali fcrnia New Mexico, Texas and the Grand Prares, or notes by the way dur ng an excursion of three years, with destr pton of the country passed through-a very strong narrative of adventure md travel in the countries which now engage much curiosity and enquiry in the country. 1tdeserves a wide circulation. Publishers, Carey & Hart

 "Hislory ofthe Conquest of Peru by the Span- iards," b, Don Telesfro de Trueba, Spanard long domesticated in England, and the author of hume rous works n English histories, novels, etc. The subject is deeply interesting, and as the volume ii small it will serve good preparatory reading fol the great work on the same subject, which IS expect cd from thepen ofour countryman, Prescott.

 Governor Johnson of Louisiana has recelved from the war department discretionary direction to fur nish battalion ofartIlery, to be dispatched imme diatey 10 Tampco. The Governor s desired, how ever act upon the call if in his opinion tht force cannot be organized aud sent forward ten days or fortnghtin advance of the regiment previousl, called out.

 The New Orleans Jelfersonian contains letel from Commodore Perry, rendering his thanks tt Governor Johnson for his promptnessin oaning th' artillery ofthe State for he defence of Tampico; anc another letter from the Secretary of the Navy tc the same iunctionary, compIimentng him in tht name of tue President for his promptitude and pub icspirt.

 These tributes of the patriotic conduct of Govern or Johnson are well merited.