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n Tic Ratification Meeting in New Orleans,
notwithstanding the great fire which happened
on the same day, was very numeroasly attended.


Zeyoy CAvELrFR presided, and speeches were
msde by Judge Jackson, Mess:s. Ogden, chFi:'y,
Bullitt and Hunt.


The speeches and the resolutions, which were
Of the righ; stamp, we're received with great
enthusiasm.


The sum of $40 in aid of the sufferers at the
great fire was collected at the meeting.


4 MEMOIR OF Mrs. JUDITH 5. GRAFT,
late Missionary 10 Persia By WV ". CANr
BELL" has just been issued from the press OF J.
Winchester. 1t is modest, cheap volume oil 200
pages, as unadomed in its contents as its cxterna!s
but OF class which must deeply interest all Si.o
delight TO regard the better phases OF human nat=rc
The subject was a simple, truthful, humby born
country girl, who grew up devoted Christian, and
laid down her life while endeavoring 10 cary the
lich, OF the Gospel into long benighled Persia. We
have rarely opened book OF the class which in
sry!e and narrative Interested us so deeply.


II CnEsrERriELp's Advice TO his Son, on Nen
and Manners: The Petite Philosopher; and Lord
prrrbley's Ten prcccpts To hls Son, are printed III