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We are indebted To Messrs. Doubleday ani Sears for. copy of Lady Blessington's last work "Ihe Ider in France

 This hook ir journal of every day occurrences in Paris for two years beginning in lS2S and eH- tending through 1880, the perodof the last 'esou- ton. The fashionable society of the great metropo lis-ns elaborate trifing-the English who frequent il. and some of the lions of the political world are sketched in a very pleasing vein. The writer never attempts penetrate beneath the artificial surface ot things, and very unlike her sex generally deals hl!'e in those raptures which lady travellers think so ne eessary to book making.

 Mir. Allen has sent a copy ot new historical romance entitled sThe Secretary of MacChiaNelli, or the Siege of Florence" by Daniel Mccartney, Esq.

 We have yet had no opportunity of reading II, buI the title is ''taking one" and the subject must be interesting if handled with any sort cevemess The author plunges at once into the stirring part of his tale and it seems to be full incident and action

 We are indebted 10 the same gentleman for copy of Cooper's "Deer Sayer," and shall express an opinion of its merits as shali have given it a perusal.