New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-21
VOL. TH. NO. 29s.
atterarp Notices.

TIE ZNCALL-The deep and universal interest
excited by Mr.. BoRRow's Bible in Spain has
led Mr.. Winchester to republish his former work,
entitled The Zincali, and giving full and au-
theaiic account Of the Gipsies in Spain. The re-
Inarkable author of these werks spent many years
In intimate connection with the singular people
whose habits and character he here describes,
mingling with them in their excursions, becoming
fully possessed of al their history and secret learn
ing, and almost identifying himself with them in
feelings, tastes and habits Of life. The deepest
enthusiasm could alone have urged him to this and
he tells Us at the very opening of his book that he
| can remember no time when the mentioning Of
Gipsey did not awaken feelings in his mind hard
to be described, but III which strange pleasure
predoHinated The adventures which befel him
during his protracted stay among them are of the
most pleasing and often romantic character: and
the style in which they are described is remarkable
for its freshness and vigor. A bold originality
marks the whole-no less conspicuous in the strange
scenes in which it led him to mingle than in tie
beauty and felicity with which they are recorded
So marked was his Partially for the Gipsey race,
and 80 strong the impulse which led him 20 spend
among them so long time that the Gipsies them
selves could account for it only on the suppostion
that the soul which animated hi. body had at some
previous time tenanted that of one of their own
people. Apart from the absorbing interest which
belongs to it as History of wonderful Race but
slightly known, the book s among the most attract
i've of the season embracing incidents of stirring
personal adventure. Appended to the work is
original collection of the Gipsey Songs and Poetry
with translatons into English. We are conf
dent The Zincali will be heartily welcomed by the
public.
% MAcAULAY's MIscELLAEIEs have reached
their second number in the neat and cheap edition
Of Messrs. Cary &, Hart Il contains his eloquent
though often superficial and incorrect paper on
Lord BACON, with review of Boswell's Johnson,
Nugents Memorials of Hampden, Nares's Me-
moirs of Lord Burghley Dumont's Mrabeau,
Walpoe's Letters, and one or two other papers of
the same stamp. Macaulay will always command
readers, for he is the most popular well as the
most brilliant reviewer of the day; and his papers,
whatever respect they may command or lack some
of years hence, Ia minor considerations to be
sure,) will never fail of admirers among those for
whose immediate perusal they are written. To
those who read his excoriation Of Croker and Bos
we'll, we commend the equally severe and appa-
rently far more just reply he receives from Chris
TOPPER North, in the Noctes Ambrosiann ; and
his exposition of the Baconian Philosophy, though
its brlliancy and vigor may remain, will lose much
of its dignity and character for truth by study Of
the Novum Organum,' and perusal of Cole
ridges profounder Essays upon the same subject
in his Friend The numbers of Mncaulay may
be had at this Office they successfully appear.
%" No. of the FARMERS ENCYCLOPEDIA has
just been published by Carey 81 Hart, and may be
had at this office. For the practical Farmer, as
we'll as for every one who would become acquaint-
ed with the details relative 10 Agriculture, this
will be found to be by far the best publication OF
the day. 1t is made up of articles from Liebig,
Brande, Thompson, johnson and others of the
most celebrated scientific men of Europe and is
adapted to the United States by the Editor Mr.
johnson. 1t is published in a very neat style and
will be completed in sixteen numbers, each one to
be illustrated by beautiful engraving.
~ ISRAEL Posi-, SO Bowery, has sent US the
April number Of Grahams Magazine, which we
have already noticed. Amid ell It's numerous and
able competitors, this Magazine admirably holds
its ground both in regard intrinsic interest and
popularity
UJ. SrRlNcER, 155 Broadway, has just pub
lished the March number of the Boys and Girls
Magazine, small monthly, made up of good mat
ter, well illustrated by wood engrayings.
" The New observation-disclosures OF The
ROVER new Weekly Magazine, of IL pages, with beau
tr type supcrroya octave, be Handsomely printed on
fine white paper, being selection OF tie most sterling
Tales in the English language as also Transitions from
the most eminent French German Spanish and Italian au
ihors, ancient ard modern
EACH NUMBER TO CONTAIN A SPLENDID
ILLUSTRATIONS
LAWRENCE LABREE, EDITOR
The Subscribers believing that no uniform and wei
compiled collection sterling Tales has ever been made
and that Onin Gatherun should be formed, In which
10 collect Gems Lteratnrethoe brightest festers
from The Wing Of GeRus-aRd that the Public needs anu
will appreciate publication ii given 10 VITA lha'
care as STYLE as"l merit us appoDalo,
propose 10 ISSUE Sc urday next the 15h OF March, he
rs number Weekly Magazine, in style and character