New-York tribune., 1841-04-14

,- of the We.erT! St2ts has offered large "At'1 :
c1.el IN fl and elaborate manner by Dr. CRAZY OF LIZ
nos, and although he his inability 10 arrive a any
satisfactory conclusion respecting 'he cause OF tins
and dreadful disease he nevertheless furnishes many eF
c facts respecting its character and valuable suggestions
for m successful treatment. long and able paper on inc
Vital Statistics of Boston follows this giving yer! i' ia
be< Of the relative number OF deaths &c NC IN a' os
for nany years Beside many other articles of equal e
which we have specify great amount '' '
ronc respecting subjects OF interest and Instruction con-
rcc,ed wiki medical jurisprudence both from this country
and foreign lands presented with biographies OF deceased
members OF The profession and notices Of the best Heti'a!
works which! have been recent, issued
ur so1c E1po.ITos ,So Lr,S,zY Mc.zIs Monthly pc
riodca the Reverend Felix aes ana Ne M =
Pee D. Ncwlok. Published by Aonahan and smith e' IL
-tTcet
TIN. new Magazine i. issued without any accompanying
Prospectus to enable define its character or its Ultimate
purposes From ,s contents. however We should think II
intended to advance the doctrines and the claims o the 10
man Catholic Church and 10 furnish the adherents OF that
aith wiki literary and theological reading mainly selected
from their on cmnen; scholars and polemics The Leading
article in this s, number the first OF series Translated
from the French OF Count de Mai>trc entitled Socc Of
ST. Peter-burch The work has had semc celebrity IN
France and cvince no little ability. The papers having
special reference 20 the doctrines of Catholicism those
entitled AUTHORITY in Religion. Letters Ada, hy the
Editors. and some selections from The Dublin Review
From the high rcpu;e which the conductors OF the ExpoS
enjoy learned and Jealous dvinc, well expect
FOR it large degree Of popular favor
RrrrOs rSssrsr LIVE By A E. Johnson
This li;tlc book of of lectures the
subject announced delivered before Young Men' As-o
ca,ion in Utica whose request it is published. The
moral teachings plainly expressed, and the application
OF religion the circumstances OF domestic life is
ircibc and fail be of general utility. The author
aims at philosophical exposition of sacred truth does
he acrnt TO advocate any peculiar theological system the
doctrine, received by all Christian denominations those
here laid down; they treated in plainly practical light
and while thcy viii be objected by they fail
to bc important and beneficial 10 all.
THs Ioovs=Gi.ss roa THE MSD; Or IsTELLEcru, MIRROR
Twentieth Edluon. New-York D. Appleton & Co. 20 Broad
way.
Th- i ,c of interesting and instructive work for
children composed Of brief stories from tho French of NJ
BsRG!S author of thu little work L Ami des Enfans. and
cmbcllishcd with They claim higher
than of plain. unaffected tales of childish Incl
dent enforcing simple moral. and tending guide
Young minds in the obedience love and happiness
EvrEy Alexander Smith. 's- Broadway.
Tins Is the title OF little book by Andrew Gentle IN
tended to furnish practical directions for the cultivation Of
the various vegetables USUALLY desirable for the Kitchen Gar
den The author that he hn had many wears expc
rencc horticultural pursuits and that direction, here given
may lc relied the best which hi long continued and
Close observation has supplied II the times and modes of
planting &c. here recommended, the bc>t-and nave
every belevc lat they strictly -o-e work
viii have a nigh practical value for every one.
LITERARY ADDrrssEl.-Wc learn that J. Fenn;nlore
Cooper has consented deliver tine Grafton before Lite
rarv Societies Geneva College their annua ccle-
tration.
Hon Geo A. Simmons of the State A-sclnby expected
TO deliver al Addrc, before the Ecray Socicuc, o. the
University of Vernon; their celebration in August
W II. c. Hosmcr Esq will deliver the Poem the same
occasion
Hon Geo C. Dromgoole having declined to deliver the
usual Address before the Alumni Of the University Ra-
leigh y. c, James c Bruce. Esq has accepted invita-
non o do
i. also expected that the annual Address before the
Literary Societies viii be delivered by William H. Haywood
jr. Esq. OF Raleigh.
Lea & Blanchard oi Philadelphia have in press and will
speedily issue the select works of Margaret Miller David
.on one Of the precoco>y gifted individuals the
world has known The productions Of herself and her
elder Iucreti Maria both Of whom died before they
year= OF age, the most beautiful and
irnagnavc poems published and widely known in
Europe where the have excited little attention The
present volume viii contain above hundred and fifty
pages the least Interesting portion OF winch viii b.
long Memoir oi ;i< extraordinary girl, from the pen OF
Washington Iryng b. whom the selection Of her writings J.
made.
e work has ust been published. which VIII .s vaua-
Die legal antiquare. entitled Sketches OF The audcia
History Of Massachusetts, from 1880 to he Revolution OF
I775 The author Emery Wa=hbrru Esq OF Wqrceser.
e Prof Paltrey Of Harvard University. Is delivering 4
course Lectures before me Lowell Institute. TIE Eyi-
deace> of Chri>;ia-i,y.
= The American Association of Geclosi-ts have been,