... tittrature. I The History of the Narn, during the Rebellion. By i, CHARiuES B. BOYNTON, D.D., Chaplain of the d United States House of Representatives, andb Assistant Professor at the United States Naval N Academy. illustrated with numerous Engrav- c ings. Vol. 1. New York: D. Appleton and Co. London: Sampson Low, Son, and Marston. s. We move in these days at so tremendous a pace g that in ...

... .1.11 . , ., :1. , -- , ?? ?, . . 1. Cap abilities', ?? I I ! ?? I ARURY.LANZ. WhenlMacbeth wag *epresented at this houel season, ?? -vey )liberally gave Miss Areedg- wick the opportunity of 'ebrforming Lady Msfc1h, last night, when the tragedy was again- revived, the same opportunity was given, with equal liberality, to Mrs. Herman Vezin. Mrs. Vecin has never performedt&tiikl character ...

... *PROOSED WORKING MENS ITERVATIO'AL EXHIBITIOA.Y Last evening a crowded public meeting was held in the Vestry Hall, St. Pancras, for the purpose of con- sidering the best means of promoting a Working Men's International Exhibition In London. The chair was taken by the Hon. AuBERON HxERBERT. The OCE ruAN, in opening the proceedings, said there had been, as they were all aware, several ...

... LITERATUREO AG LAIA. Oh, ?? away from oarthly noise W\iratrire all its shallow joys When love has lit the heart ? The light that renlders Lirth'E btt Rifts lebut tilnsol splendours, Anid ill her prizes but the toys Of ilril-growli children. Unto you and me Love, lovi otlon1e is ti e reality- All blside but empty roar, T'he larri bilrdws of a bellowing sea 1ir'erihg for ever on a headless shora ...

... PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS, &C. I Royal .lexandra Theatre.-The Opera DerFreischutz. Prince of Wales Theatre.- The Actress by Daylight, Jenny lind at Last, and Burlesque H elen. Theatre Itoyal.-The Married Rake, Leab, and The Rendezvoue. Royal Amphitheatre.- The Spectre Bridegroom, and I The Great City. Royal Colosseum Theatre. - The Wilfe of Seven Elusbands, Alone in the Pirate's ...

... T R:EA&T I RO YALt.. SCRONIDO AD UULUELI LEAST night, Miss Heathl commnenced an engagement at the local theatre, selecting for her opening picce Romeo and Juliet., It would he unfair to the public, as wvell as to the lady herself, to dismiss her performnance with a mere passin~g intimation, its ox- I cellenee was so mark~ed. The house wvas limited- a misfortune for those who stayed away, ...

... FASHION AD VU1]n. |i DrPAItT R Op TlHE LOED LIEUTENANT. Yesterdxy morsinghls ?? the Lord Ienhtnantlaft the Aoti onatreegs terminus of the Drogheda RalIiviy by the ordintry mall train for the uorth. ntais Exceltetey, who wan accompanied by Lerd George lamiltsm; and attended by Mr. Oswald, AtD.Oe, will recrsa PAroas t Stra- banq, for a1 Month. The Queen of Holland, aceompanied by the ...

... NAVAN OCTOBER FAIR. INAVAUI~N . A- II *- ?? £'4AVAN, JMONDAy, Oer. 14.'-This Well.known fair was held to-day. We have ad copious falls of rs in this district thsroughout tbo entire oflatnighkaepl which continue0d UP to eight o'clock this muorning, Tho weaher, however, cleared up about ?? o'clock, am., to the evident satdsfacon of all thos. interete , The spply of stock, on the whole, was8 o ...