New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-16

?RorIRBIAL PHILOSOPHY: A Book ofThonghts and Ar
gumens, originally Treated BE- MARTIN FAR9UHAR
TUpPER, Esq. NJ. A. From the fifth London Edition
Philadelphia Fl. Hooker; n. York: M. w. Dodd.
This seems to be book written in an odd style
ht full of merit and excellence. The writer
makes the Proverbs Of Solomon, in some sort, his
model: and writes on various moral themes as
Honesty Humility Hatred sc. in lines of
regular movement, but without the rhyme or
q, ,,t sa,rn'aetry. His thoughts are strong and
clearly expressed, and are read with interest and
profit. He has lofty aim in all his teachings,
and Truth presents itself to his mind in sublime
and beautiful forms. There is mark Of fresh
ness In his sentences though they are upon themes
which may be thought hackneyed, and his style,
though somewhat singular, is pleasing and ex-
presslve. We trust the book will have a wide cir
culstion, for its merits deserve it, and the more
generally it is read the greater good will it effect
lnorder to secure in some degree the benefits Of
acopyright, the author has granted to Mr.. Hook
CT the exclusive right to publish it, that is, SO far
as his wishes may be supposed to contro! the mat
ter
TM HIERortAyr; By Prof GEORGE BUSH. Nos. VIII.
and TX
We are happy to learn that this work goes on
with growing marks Of favor from the Christian
public. How it could be otherwise with a Jour-
nal containing matter of such value as the letters
10 Prof. Stuart on the Double Sense of Prophecy,
We cannot well conceive. We should not know
IN what direction to point for a more thorough
gong discussion of the principles of prophetic
Interpretation, than is found in these pages OF
fiof. Bush, and what the learned Andover Doc
Tor shall have to offer by way Of reply, VIC have
some curiosity to learn. The exposition of the
VISION of Daniel, which is still continued, loses
none Of It's interest, and the progress of events
seems to confirm Prof. BIS high estimate of the
Importance Of the French Revolution in its bear
'ngs on the prophetic destinies of the race
'aE Rov2R, Weekly Magazine Of Select Tales; Edited
by SEBA SMITH and AwREScE LABRNE Vol l. n.
T., l62 Na,saust
1ne Editors of this weekly Miscellany have
succeeded IN making it highly interesting and we
trust equally popular. The first volume is large
handsome octave of over 400 pages, upon small
D@ clear type in double columns, and contains a
@gc amount OF very pleasant reading for leisure
nouns. 1t is chiefly made up of select tales,
aough these are very agreeably interspersed with
poetry, sketches of scenery and incident and cdl-
'o'1al comments There are also a great number
Oh very TAR engravings. As a travelling compan-
ION 10 oegmlc the te6ium of long Journey, or to
enilVen lew hours not otherwise employed, there
are few volumes we would sooner select than this.
The Rover is still published weekly by Lawrence
Labree q Dean, at l62 Nassau.strcet.
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New WoRK.-The last issue of the Harpel
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II be appreciated In any degree according TO il
oeseFts, 1t will have thousands of readers.
" No. II of HEwEr's Illustrated Edition {
ns Book of Common Prayer has just bee
published.
" No. of vol. . of FRosr's Pictorial Z.