New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-14
7 HE TRIBUNE
1itcrarp Notices.

Attcrarp Notices,
History or CHARLES VIII, Kins of France, by Count
parLP RI sgccs: Translated by Richard X. Mont,
goElery. ? vols Philadelphia: Herman Hooker.
The worth Of Sesur's History Of Charles VIII.
is not now To be set forth, since it has already ac-
CURED high European reputation. lh' transia-
ton OF Mr.. Montgomery appears to be faithful ana
spirited, and we cannot doubt that 1t VIII take
prominent rank among contributions u the Ills
t5.cal writings within the reach OF merely English
readers aud students-a class large and increasing,
TO whom many OF the bsst Continental works are
re though they we're not Tor want OF transla1ons
S,,,able encouragement TO those that are made
viii s,oo remedy this defect, and give US English
versions OF those treasures of German and French
lore for which our tongue has no rival. This work
/. fsirly issued in two duodecimos, and we believe
,for sale by Wiley & Putnam.
PRACTICAL AID EXPERIMENTAL RELIGION; or The Teach.
incs and Tendencies OF UnversalisnL BY HENRY
RscoS TYP ZIG, 10 MOI D. Baker, Providence, II. 1.
l8o Ful,on street, New-York.
OF works so closely bordering on Iheologlc con-
,roqcrsr as ,iis feel constrained to speak only
/, tie most gonerd terms. Fir. Bacon is young
els,q7nsu OF rising f.nte in hi dcno.tinationj
and on themes not rolemcal, one Of the very best
writer's in it. This volume is in his happiest vein,
End will be warmly treasured by thousands who
ae:ori with llir, IN fa;l,.
% Rev. II. O. SHELDON, of the Lyceum Vii
lace. Berca Ohio, has Just been occurring on and
unfolding i" The Lvceum System of Education in
Baltimore and rhiIudelphia and, we understand
from the papers, with great acccptation. 1t could
hardly be otherwise. The great Idea of the Age
+ the union of useful Labor with Education in the
ordering Ct scc;e,y--iot Education for one class
and Labor for another. but both united and each
for aIl-,he culture of Physical Nature combined
with and aiding the culture of Man. OF this Idea
Mr. Sheldon is apostle in life and teaching
though his method differs largely from that of ma
ng others who seek the same ends. We trust he
will soen nc heard In tllis City
u We observe, with tho deepest sorrow the
announcement of the death Of a valued friend and
ayouns nan Of tho highes: ability and promise
Rey GEORGE w. NiNDE, at Lyons, Wayne Co
on the 9Th inst He graduate Of tho Yves
leyan University at Middlotown, CT. and imme-
daely after receiving his first degree was elected
Tu,er in that institution. He retained his situa-
ton, dl,ciargiag its duties with most unweared
industry aud eminent ability, until his failing health
recently forced him to rclnquish its annoying |
cs,e and arduols labor. 10 keen intellectual po:i-
,,s and an ability almost instantly to seize upon
AVID master any subject, were added in his clarac
Ter the closest application, winning address. a
disposition remarkably amiabe and benignant and
a stainless morality haowcd and made pure by
tho mountaineering religions faith. We deplorc,
mis- DEATH tie withdrawal of promised useful
NESS from the Church and the World we'll as tho
sudden loss Of u highly valued personal friend.
WssrrAN RAlLnoAD--Nctt receipts FOR six
DAYS ending Saturday, Oct. 9Th, for Passengers
s6,5Sl fer Freight, Mail, and Harnden & Co,
s77a3 Total $lA, aoi-being S2,364 per day.
e Tie Grand Jmy of Orleans County, n. Y.
have formally certified TINT the Wheat crop in that
County is one-thrd less than that Of 1911, while
SO unlavorablo to seeding has been the weather
that it is believed the crop of next year must be
small.
I'VE are told by individuals who were present
that Mr. CIay's rccap,op at the State line was
cordial, grand, and enthusiastic in the extreme
Ihel>ands upon thousands of our fellow citizens
were there to extend the hand of welcome to the
great Statesman and Patriot Mr.. Clay was adj
dress ID by our fellow townsman, d. Mcguire,
Esq, on tho part Of the People of Indiana his re-
sFonso To which was short, but appropriate and
hhcitous. Ills concourse, with MIR. c. in the
midst, then passed on to Richmond where twenty
'hcnsnnd were anxousy awaiting to greet him
With hearty cheers He was TO have left Rich
nopd yesterday morung. He is accompanied by
the Hon j. J. Crittcnden and Gov. Metcaie oil
kentucky, Indiana Journal
DEATH OF LOWS BLISS, JR.--It becomes our
painful duty 10 record the death of our lamcncd
tdend l. Bliss, Jr.,who expired yesterday at two
o'clock, in the 3lst year of his age in consequence
Fa pistol wound received at the Washington
Hall on the evening of the 10Th Of September, the
Particulars of which have already been laid before
Our readers.
We understand that yesterday evening Coro
sys Inquest, was held on the body of l.. Bliss. Jr
and after the examination of some testimony. the
jury returned verdic, of murder against Godfrey
Pope, Esq. in pursuance of which Coroner
waaant was issued against Mr. Pope, and placed
m the hands of the Sheriff. whs arrested bin at
his swn residence at o'clock, and lodged him IN
Jail. Louisville Journal.
BRie MARY-Thc Norfolk Beacon says
Capt. southland late of brig Mary Sisbec of N,
lork, which vessel was los, on the Sd of Scptcm-