New Publications.
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Flowers iot Children, &c rs" a4ie SS''N
has been issued bye. s. Francis Co. We fel''e ''
evidence afforded the dense OF cheap PuocH
has destroyed the popular tase for works 0i
tard excellence in garb of n:tinE besu'y.


5J-" "PoPrIaR LECTURES or SCIENCE AND ART
By D,oyYsIus LARDKEE," Part Ill mas lns' oeen
Issued from the Tribune oce The subjects treated OF IA
this number TIE Tides-Lshi-The Ns)or flAhe's-
Reflection Of Light-Prospects OF Steam SaTisaton-lhe
Barometer We do no; perceive any necessity for co-
neadns these Lectures 70 nqui-es respecting the Won
ders anc Laws Of The Universe II any thns oesde DE
L.rdners text coud be needed render the vast 'us
here propounded plain to every capacity the Illustrations
of this series would answer the purpose.


70 GRAy's EIEGY written in a Country Church
Yara with ;hr,yth-ee fine Wood Illustrations BY K 5
Gilbert, has been beautifully issued In thin octave BY
John W. Moore, Philadelphia


GA LEXICON OF FREEMAsoSgY: containing
Definition of all lis Communicable Terms, Noi'ces
ofi:s History Traditions ant Antiquities and an Account
Of all the Rites and Mysteries Of the Ancient world; oy
ALBERT c. MAckEr NJ D has been published at Charles
ton s. c. In neat l2no OF $50 pages and IS Tor sale oy
Appleton Co.


&c Wilkes's HISTORY OF OREGON Is Tor SAFE
By W. H. Grahsu l60 Nassau.


iJ- The BATTLE OF THE Factions, and otnsr
Tales OF Ireland, BY WILLIAM CARLETON, Aatnor
of Phen 0Tooes Cour'shp, &C. &c has been issued ''F
Is cents BY Burgess St-inger Il Is work OF great
ceverness huno the copy before us 30 deeSa
big printed on wreched paper tina; can't In conscience
advise any body buy it. Lock here Messs cheap pao-
fishers! you stop butcherng works OF genius IN 'a'
way take the consequences.


lo- CLASHES At LIFE WITH FREE PENCIL:
By y. P. Wills have beenissued by Burgess u
Stringer in very creditabe style. They embrace
Leaves from the Heart Book of Ernest Clay-The Mar
quis Pettcoats- Beauty and the Beast-Mr and Mrs
Folet-wigwam vs.. Almacks-Mrs. Joness sen-The
Phantom Head upen the Table-Getting to Windward-
The Female ward-Two Buckets in a Well-Leht Yer
vain-Nora Mehidy-Mrs. Passable Tro-rhe Spirit Love
of lone s--Macel wynne-The Ghos;-Ba Al Con-
gress Hali-Born to Love Pigs and Chckens-The Widow
by Breve,-Those Ungra,eitl Bidgimses, &c Sc


Mr.. Willis's topics and train Of thought are not
such as interest us deeply, but they are the best
beyond compare OF their kind extant. We have
not been able to read fashionable love story IN the
Magazines since Mr. Willis withdrew from the
Monthlies the light of his countenance-


ANCIENT Moral TALES, from the 'Gesta Roman
Drum, appears as No. X. of Wiley II Putnams
Library Of Choice Reading.


Gz- FRosr's Pictorial HIsToRy TIE WORLD,
Nos, l. aad l. may be had OF Burgess Sringer Co.
Price 25 cents The work is executed with sr-
quisiie nea.ness and taste.


The Convention Spirit of the Whig Press.


CAYUGA COUNTY.


From the Auburn Journal.


WING MEAsrRE TRIUMPHANT On Monday the
Convention Bill! passed the Senate by a vote oi lS
10 H. In the House. the Senate amendments were
concurred in by vote OF IS 10 y, so that the bill
ROW requires only the signature OF the Governor 10
become law. Every Wing in the Senate voted
for the bill, and IA LOco-Focos Ia majority vsted
against it, The bill was saved by Wing votes, and
unless Gov Wright looks upon thc people as unsafe
TO be trusted with the control OF their matters
is doubtless now law. The Argus cannot with
hold It's chagrn and whines at the result.


The above gratifying item was gwen ny way oi
Postscript in portion Of last wetk's edition. In
honor Of their success IN thus bringing the question
directly before the people, the Wings OF this town
on wednesday fired salute of some 10 guns.


ToMPKISs co.


From the ithaca Chronicle.


The CONVENTION BlLL.-Ths most important
bill having become a law, we propose soon 10 point
out such Constitutional amendments, or modlhca-
tons as occur Ia us as most important Ample
time is afforded for full and free discussion, and
intelligent action, and should be, and doubtless will
be improved.


The Wing party in the State are almost unani-
sy1[ q ne b b3ny Two OF OF hs





only OF the papers claiming 10 be Wing, have ex-
pressed opposition 10 the measure. A large propor-
ton OF the Loco-Foco part also in favor OF the
measure but that party is not thus unanimous
The Old Hunkers, and those who are actuated bv
love of old abuses, dread of change and distrust of
the people, are opposed TO tie Convention.


Co. The following, which we take from the New
Orleans Picayune Of May Is, doubtless refers to
the recent elopement from Troy, noticed in this
paper:


RAISING THE WIND-A N0rel Speculation We
are Informed that the enterprisng young who ran
away from all inland town in Sew-York with another
mans wife the day he became Of age, arrested this
city day ago. upon writ Issued by the agent OF
the deserted husband claiming damages the araount OF
$50 900 for The breach In the domestic happiness Of his
principal occasOned by the adventure aforesaid The day
after the arrest the agent called upon the lawyer who had
charge the case and told him that the might he
dismissed. as compromise had been effected with the
adventurous youhhe agreeing soothe the wounds and
injuries he had inflicted. with S50jO poa;ice. Things
were accordingly arranged. But shortly Afterwards
agent seemed visited by comNunctons Of conscience 70.
taxing the young gentleman 30 high for luxury that
ed with sufficient punishment, and In consideration
OF his iHeXperence. returned 10 The office OF the gentleman
OF The law and desired that the documents should ax the
promised damages at $1,000


To this the attorney could have objection. The nd!
viual TO whom the husband had entrusted his affairs
the best udge OF the cash rde OF the suffering caused by
the eopcment Of his wife, and IL $4,000 considered
gd quo II was his business and not mat OF the legal
adviser agent who might be accused c aiding and abet
ting eNtortlon eXac:ed than the article
deemed 10 be worth. The attorney Of thought that
in reducing the damages S2r0O, the $4,000 which
had been paid would returned to the misguided young
man. Bat such the The agent, IL seems,
agreed in his mind that $4,000 was ample compesa
ton for husband who had lost runaway e but hav
ing induced the Lohao pay down $4,000. although
hs conscience would allow him 10 pay over but $1,000
20 the husband he very justly considered that his sarDess
entitled himsl the other $1,000 ar leas; loan Of IT,
fr years without interest security This
ment the reasonable Is The young man hat
ised 10 lend the gentleman some money before he came
OF age. hut in his hurry sc; away Will his (de gentS
friends wife had utterly neglected TO Go. ana he had
dertake 10 follow him South in consideration OF his pro-
mise and haass him for his neglect II struck thai
the difference between eSior:ed from youth who
of with mans wife and the cash value of the hus
bands suferngs in the opinion OF an aScH' was novel
item in the money market. and hat the first transaction in
this stock was worth reporting.


g- MILITIA TRAININGS have been using up the
time OF the able. bodied citizens OF Pennsylvania
through two or three days OF this month The
Pittsburgh Chronicle gives the following account
OF some OF the ihcidens Of training in that city