New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-22
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Your humble >eryaSt, REp DOG
r B,r,s yp IT'S LITERATURE An Inaugural Address By Ed
D. Professor Of Literature III the uni2n ino
80 Park Row.
We listened TO this Address the time OF it, delivery with
the hghcs, Qualifications and greatly reoccd that
has been presented the public in permanent and gene
rally accessible form The teachings which it enbodics and
cntorce with great ygor and clcarnes. OF the highest
importance to the webeng the Christian Church and are
clothed with double Importance this time especially when
there so general tendency lose sight of them altogether
The nece<sv that the candidate for the Holy Ministry should
become thoroughly yersed with Bible literature and should
make himself perfectly familiar with all the sources whence
light NAV be drawn illustrate the sacred pages, Is vsor
ousv urged and the several branches Of Biblical study
the original Greek and Hebrew langase-he Theory ard
Rules of History Antiquities Chro-
sologv Geography and Natural History. are detailed and
commented on il succession, and excellent remarks
upon the spirit in which these studies should be commenced
and carried on are suboncd DR. Robinson is Of the
most able and learned dvncs in this country indeed, hs
reputation thorough scholarship and intimate acquant-
ancc with ancient well modern Biblical science much
better appreciated abroad than home In his accession to
the Chair Of Biblical literature. the Institution has gained
strong and thoroughly furnished officer The Pastoral Charge
by Rev. J. Patton. Is also contained in this pamphlet
rsr Loxpos QUARTERLY Rrvrw-So cxxxIv For March, 34i.
American Edition. NcwYok, Jeraima ~ Mason.
TYrLgr History of Scotland the subject of the open
ing paper this number of the London Quarterly The par
,car topic discussed the much yexed question the
r or innocence of Mar Queen OF Scots with regard 20
the murder Darney. Ii attempts to resolve the doubts
which Mr. Tyler -lterains upon this point BY evidence
brought to light by his work The writer contends that
there the slightest ground to believe that MARY had
any share this a,rocity and nothing but The vasst coz
lecture 10 lead TO the belief ,ha, had any orekDo~lee OF
il The econd article review Of various works Rus
ia ard the North OF Europe giving Interesting skc>cs OK
scenery and character ana valuable remark. on tie tFsd
manufactures, &c. OF that Empire The work OF Mr.
Hamilton Gray the Etrscan Tobs made the subject
OF review deeply interesting the classical scholar WIKI
valuable sccoun, of The history thai almost entirely
known country o; their manners their paintings and arch
L. with viva-i;y, and interest IN
the character and ate OF IN. ancient confederation The
Society and Education France. the SUBJECT OF
very interesting pa2er Of which may gve further
accoan; ii some future ZINE /: the history OF tbs;
country with show TIA; have nowadays
more internal babar>rn-frra the effects Of
reckless able au-cfy;ng men who have ;o
OF Ie.'- ol- -. e\Nc-c'- S-~'t
ard personal asandisenea,-thaa ihe eor;. Of
ward foes good account though ali respects su
GENTLY clear gwen the Universities and other eo
;onal Embellishments OF France. The correspondence
the COMMITTEES Q; Public Safety the OF tie French
Revol;or ! also made :he subject OF vigorous Par
ror.7ay;ns the atrocisies terrible tine. and tn,
des;royias spi-i; which ac,zated rro.ne:
IL awful Ml. Galla> ranphlet iAe North
Eastern Boundary Question renewed leash. wi;h
Eea, deal OF PTacy and apparea; eoa'ernPt The sane
reasoning which has been pursued again and AGAIN
Dy The English writers this subecs- bTo1sh, forward
arriving the conclusion. ina: The right Great
Britain the territory dspr'c perfectly clear and IL
ispsabe /. thinks. course :ha; man II any pan OF
United STATES whose eazaor ans good Is not ob-
urei BY party local look the qcs-
.r1, feeling strong ila, tie Brush
n- :ha- heh express the original ;==ons Of
parties The a1ticle ~rh ability aid contains
good suggestions the OF ccaduc, which should t
adopted By both parties ~he TIE qlesOa i pens The
concluding paper as;ep; show ,hA; POpcr. ID. me
Ro=1i>h Pres. the bo,:o-a Q: a. :e su5er.
degradation Phys:e, moral Aad Po.isic. Q: uaha; ~
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