New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-04-22
THE TRIBUNE.

THE TRIBUNE.
g,.1ogr OF CoscREss.-Lca & Blanchard, Of
| sa.dsIpha, have Just published in large octa-
eoune Of 700 pages Classification Oft
,soqs of Congress during the first term OF
(,s,eroy's Administration, with a coplous
-, The work seems to have been dlgcstcd
1 srcat care, and presents the entire ieglsia-
Eed that portion of our history on every Topic Oh
| lie interest and private concerninen'' III d
] : which renders reference easy and conven-
| The volume is presented complete IN IT.
| and without reference TO any continuation ;
we trust it will be received with favor suiil-
1T TO authorize the publication, IN the same
:, ola connected History Of Congress down to
| !, aesent time Such work would be OF ln--
.a,e Importance, especially TO those immcd'-
5ynterested in Political History, and would
.minentIy useful in diff'using through the pub
.,n intimacy with the acts of Congress and the
.,-,ess of legislatlon which Is not easily to be
| 5s,wise acquired. The full and complete re-
rdof Congressional proceedings is not easy OF
,,,s aid is moreover so encountered with use
: matter as TO render it Of very slight service
| general purposes, a history made up like the
ISN'T is al once sufficiently full for all practical
,roses, and so well arranged as to render an &C
s,;n,ance with its contents, Of reference to any
4 at of them, easy and convenient.
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T7 The REMAINS OF LucRETA MARIA DAVID
ss, with Memoir by Miss SEDGwlcK, have just
ben published in Il very neat volume by Lea &
Blanchard of Philadelphia. Genius has rarely if
ysr visited the earth in forms more angelic or
yrathed its song in tones more pure and holy
ban in those of these two sisters, whose history
q. familiar to all the world Their works, if
h term properly applies TO the natural breathing
their spirits, have been read with wonder by
susands on both sides Of tic Atlantic ard the
cord Of their brief but most beautiful lives,
Inch has been prepared by two OF our finest VIII
rs will remain for the admiration Of succeeding
mes The little volume Just reIssucd contains
s Life ard Memoirs of the eldest of the two:
lis neatly printed, and will be received with
ieasllre
&c LEA & BLANCHARD have just published in
NO cheap volumes, TIE UErDENMAuER,' one of
CoorsR's earliest novels; and Ne. of IEvING's
Rocky Mountains These are all sold at twenty
five cents volume.
uJr Lea & Blanchard have just issued Laun-
celot Greavcs, and the Adventures OF an Atom,
lonc port Of their unfo.,. u,iituu or s,roLrrrrc
Works.
SHAKspEARE.-Any body can buy Shakespeare
sOw. The Brothers HARPER publish it in eight
numbers of nearly 80 pages with Illustrations, at
Is cents each. The third Number is jus, issued,
comprising Tanning of the Shrcw, Winters
Tale Comedy Of Errors,' Macbeth and
King John For sale at this office.
AMERICAN Observation-Disclosures who have re.
teived seeds Of, Premium Articles of the field or
garden, heretofore distributed on condition Of cx-
ioltng the productions obtained from them AT
the coming Fair in October next, are respectfully
desired to note as MANY particulars accurately as
with respect to the kind of soil on
Which they are grown, the manure used, and
generally the mode of culture, in order that they
may be transmitted with the products to the
Hanagers of the Fair, to be published for the
benefit of Farmers and Gardeners thus impor-
ant. reliable facts may be obtained. Seeds thus
procured from the finest growths for a series of
Years cannot, IN the ordinary course of nature,
al TO improve our crops, as those who have had
experience well understand. Il is evident that IN
lis way these seeds will be extensively distr-
a'ed. The advantage of occasionally procuring
'eoS from distance, instead of propagatlng from
nose raised IN the same ncighborhood, is known to
Every farmer and gardener in the country. Some
Vegetables require this TO be done every few years
they are scarcely worth raising \ few seeds
may Sui be had at the Repository III the Park, on
he above conditions.
SPANISH ColN.-'W. Ii. Il writes us in dis
'aise OF a letter carrier who would take Spanish
quarter for % cents only. We can't publish his
aaee, because the etter.carrier was in the right.
ae Is only allowed % cents for such coin, and
course must take ii at that rate, if at all.
Inc Banks and tho Post Office arc RICH, in
. JUS matter. Our channels of circulation are
llsa with Spanish small coin, simply because
@' CON is ntrinslcally worth less than our own.
remedy is demanded. and the only one i,.asi.
Nc Is to reduce the current value of the foreign
uh' This must bear hard ON some. and is vcx-
'0as at ilrst to all; bat the foreign coin will soon
ufiVen out of circulation and its place supplied
american. We wish the groccrs and market
+s'l would conform to the Bank standard. If
ny would, the Spanish coin would be on lis
'sy 10 the Mint in short order
~ \ friend writes us from Hartford, Conn,
"a, the Directors of The Young Men $ Institute
Nat City have refused to allow place in their