The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-10
Literary Notices.


BLAcKwooD's EDINBURGH MAGAzNE-Mason ~
Co, N Y.-This valuable periodical is now repub-
lshed, in fac sime edition, by Mason ~ Co., at
the reduced rate OF Is cents per copy
IANTHE, AND OTHER POEMS, by Carlos d. Stu.
art.-A neat volume OF poem5-many OF them on
local subjects.
CYcLoPEDM OF BIBLICAL LTERATURE-New-
man, N. Y. We have here, in one volume, parts
and OF this valuable work, which is under the
editorial charge of John Kelso, editor of the Picto-
rial Bible, &C., who is assisted by various able
scholars and divnes.
The BuaNEY PAPERS Carey IL Hart, Philadel-
pha This is part OF the Diary and Letters of
Madame DArblay, edited by her niece.
The New MIRROR Fuller Il Co., N. Y.-On
the 7h inst. General Morris commenced new
series of this his popular weekly, and the first num-
Der OF the new series commences with new style
OF decorative plates, which give proof of great taste
in the selection, and skill IN the execution.
BANKRUPT STORIES, edtedby Harry Franco.-Al
len, N Y.-Jhe contents OF the 9th number OF the
series is the Haunted Merchant"
THE Sr.LoUls MEDICAL AND SURGICAL JOURNAL
Ustlck and Davies i he number tor Sept. 10Th,
now before us, is number 6 OF new medical work
IN the course of publication at 81. LOUIS 1t VIII
doubtless be found very useful to the profession.
The BULLETIN OF MEDICAL SCrgNoE-.Francis 81
Co +, New York.-1hls the October number, is the
10Th monthly part OF medical work edited by DR..
Bell, and published at Philadelphia by Darlington a.
Haswell.
The SELECT MEDICAL LIBRARY-Francis IL Co,
New York This number contains a practical ma
nua OF The diseases 81 the heart and great vessels,
by Aran.
The MEDICAL News AND LIBRARY FOR OCTOBER
Lea u Blanchard PhiladeI lhis-- This monthly publ
cation, while II is rich Ia useful contents, Is pub
lished with view TO an economical dlstributlon.
A LETTER SUSTAINING THE RECENT ORDINATION
OF Mr. ARTHUR CAREY, BY STEFHEs h. Tying, ID. ID.
Appleton ~ Co., New York; This Is pamphlet
on the Pusey controversy by the late editor OF the
Episcopal Recorder.
TIE Pv.rAEx OR JOURNAL, OF Social SCIENCE
We have spoken often OF the doctrine OF A2ocla-
tion or plan Of social and industrial reform, disco.
vered by Fourier, and advocated IN TINS country oy
A. Brisbane and others paper has Just appeared,
devoted to the advocacy OF this reform movement,
and which will enter into full and elaborate expIa-
cation OF the practical and scientific parts oil ou'
rier's theory Il IL called " The Phalsnx or Jsur-
nal of Social Science" The first number contains
an exposition of principles in regard to politics and
religion and view OF the mission oil this country
IN regard TO social reform IL contains also the
commencement OF the trausations OF Fourers
works, and an account of the various associations
now rganized IN this country, OF which there are
some eight or ten. Several writers OF talent con-
tribute TO it. They who wish more thorough
knowledge OF this plan OF social reform. can now
obtain it, The motto of the paper is" Our evils
are socai not political, and social reform only can
eradicate them" Very good
Tne CIR poR 1874 Carey " Hart, Philadel-
pha. This is one OF the ever welcome Christmas
ADD New Years Presents, got up with great ele-
gance Its plates in the first style OF art, and s
prose and poetic contributions possess great merit.
We have rarely seen engravings so exqusltey done,
aud the designs are as exquisite rs The eDgraylngs
Amongst the painters there are The names OF Hunt
lngton, Suly, lnman, Mount, and Page, and OF en-
yravers there are Cheney, Pease, and Humphnes
Its WI. ters too stand pre-emlneni-W. f. Ghsnnns
Tuckerman, Lowell, Hoffman, Miss H. r. uouio,
Mrs. Sigourney ard others of great enlnence'
more acceptable Christmas present cannot pc'
NEW MusIc-Atwill, whose Musical DEPOSITORY,
20l Broadway, has long been The iayoite reiofs o.
the musical world has just laid upon our tsolo lour
If his latest publications. The best oea OF mem
we cs give will be copy in part ihelr ute pages,
for ,ve M ve not time nor space Tor criticism Nor
- itrsonired. when we have Atwlrs taste, end SO
oov fashionable vouchers-"R Return 10 me again."
baIIsd. written and somposed for Lady II Dor
~ by Georgiana J Morinski sung by Henry
iyssel. " Loves Chosen Hours" sung by Miss
Wary Taylor, words by H. p Grattan, music adapt,
d aud arranged by Francis II. Brown. The al
# life is Love-" words by VIM Grandin mnsc oy
Francis II. Brown, sung by Miss Taylor inscribed
to Miss Georgana Gassner. " Recollection OF
Feiendship !" waltz and gaIoPade, tie last compo-
sition OF John @. Poole.