New-York tribune., 1841-08-30
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THE TRIB U N b.
NETWORK, MONDAY MORNING AUGUST 80.
Tnr Dern SLAYER; Or wAe-Pur BY the author Of
The Las, OF iiohcnr, vols. Lea blanchard New
new novel by Mr. Cooper was wont ODE ninvng and
satisfying FEAST be But the Deer
SLAYER !, our old friend Lcatherstocking, Hawkeye,
Pathfinder e. Co in Il dress, md he is always inter
eiing We shnl speak farther this work. if the public
shall not have read ii before find an opportunity
Trs Tuou.Asp YrAr. Vol VI. Carey & Hart.
We rejoice that story has length been brough; TO
close 1t possesses considerable interest but is character
ned by the mos, base-spirited scrv,y htocracy and
amazing Religious intolerance. II almost Incredible
that such work could be written and popri0r in the Nine
tcenlh Century. The style mawksh and the machinery
of the cum.est kind and the author perpcay say
ing" Now ladies aud gentleman am extremely pathetic
here-Plcase cry" 1t i, ON the whole most pcrnicons
and anti-repubican work.
srs. its Nature aud Source, described and Mistakes
lag it corrected. By IA JAMES. PIP l25 ID Appleton y Co.
Th, volume discusses subject which, however Interest,"
ing al yet very mpcrfccy understood. The name Of
Mr. James that it is discussed ably and profaby
Tnr CURE SrprLrrY including Notice of the au
ors Uubcef aad Means of his Rescue BY Rev DAVID
NELSON. John 8 Taylor Il Co.
This n book, but it is very good II is
ernest familiar orcble, times little h2rsh:iudging, but
il the main rghhcartcd and convincing We know hardly
an antdote to lnideIity of equal merit
PAU Translated from the French Of BERwAKpiN ST
PiERKE, by Helen Marin Wiinms PIP 90 Edward " aher
We need say nothing but very ycng readers of the
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Stamped with the approval OF Nations and OF Time. The
edition of Mr. Walker is exceedingly neat and appropriate
TnE Po,lAR Grove; Little Harry and his Uncle Benjamin
Tale for Youth. lsy ESTHER CorLEv
This is an instructive and entertaining little volume designed
to lend the Young in the way of aud happiness 1t
iyery neatly published by Appleton 4 Co
HlrHcocT's GEOLOGY AR Editor Professor Edward
Hitchcock of Amherst College. Is SELF made man By U
course of elns,ruclo he prepared himself for teacher IN
Derel Academy which he for several years the prn
cipa.
Still pursuing his studies he became minister of the Gospel
and wa. for several years pastor of church congregation
in Conway Mass
While there he appointed Professor of Natural History
&c in the College. with which he is sii connected
When the Legislature ordered 1881 Geological Survey
OF Massachusetts Mr. Hitchcock was appointed Geo!oss' ~
Survey published by authority of the Legislature composed
large octave OF some six hundred Pages Under
appointment the State Geologs- he greatly extended
hi. OF natural al Massachusetts and
added mach q the and value OF his REPORTS.
The combined duties and advantages OF Professor OF the Col
egs and Geologs OF the state together Win s eNeeye ana
varied requirements the different departments OF Natural
Science furnished Mr.. Hitchcock with peculiar facilities for
preparing elementary work Geology, which facilities he
has improved for his credit Than Tor the advance
men, oil science aud tue good OF the public
The 6rst edition Htchcocks Elements of Geology, pub
E.ed in 10 was received with 50 much almost
altnfHly call
appearance. rendered sill more valuable than the nrSt 10y tie
addition interesting discoveries IN tile science
Rev Dr. John Pyc Smith OF Homeron College near Lon
don the importance OF Tor the advancement o e
gou remarks 1t would bc periouS state for the Interests OF
religion ha, precious Jewel wose essential characters are
wisdom. knowledge ana JOY IT the professional
be this respect inferior the Voting ana nqH'ris members
Of their congregations For those preaching among the heaihen
competent acquaintance with natural objects Is OF signal In
portance"
Dr. 5 adds To answer purposes the hands Of the
intelligent and stndiou. OF Christ thus work OF ProeS
Hitchcock appears 10 especially suited Though fat
Ter myself that studied with advantage the best English
ueaises Geology and find ever new Improvement and plea
from them aud have also paid attention 10 French
aud German books Of this class think no dsparaseinen 70
emto profess that with the views just mentioned
ts IL the book which eng brought into extensive USE
heV justin Perkins American Missionary ~ Persia alter
expressing IN letter Professor Ii. interest IN the
deo"E Oh ms held OF labor and OF the CLAIMS OF tins ana oiner
S'e'es upon ieriean Missionaries adds kno" moi ',a'
can better atone for my deficiency in this respect han by
requesting you my behalf urge upon The missionary
dents IN college the high Importance their Obtaining good
pyacics knowledge of Geology and Mneraosv while attend.
YOUR lectures they would enhance their usefulness in
life the combined high, OF all truth scientific as well
'o%S winch is 10 render perfect and glorious the spe-
dor OF nieaial day
Rev MT Hebafd also an American M;io.r, ,n3 p,.;
rslof the Seminary Beyroo after expressing in ieer the
Professor interest IN sceoce Connected with his mis-
remarks that he Is abou, commencing course Of lectures
10 his pupils on MneCalogy and Geology
THIS excellent work on tbs highly interesting and practical
science i. published by NeSsr Dayton Saxlon corner of
Fulton and NaSsaH.stgeets, New York. HoIERooK
Low FARxs-The Perth Courier that in spite of
the great Commercial prevailing the locality the
traffic on the ar5roaA end Fortsr Raiiray prospecting
The average daily intercourse by nearly lo0C