New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06
THE TRIBUNE

feet Oy SEVEN: PfOeCtcO On dsCdlS OF "a UllleS 10
the inch, and showing accurately the boundaries Of
the several States, Counties and Townships, the
courses OF Rivers, Creeks Canals, Railways,
Stage and Post Roads, &c. &c. has jus, been COM
pe,ed by j. c. SMITH Geographer, and published
by Sherman Sc Smith l22 Broadway. We have
examined with some attention copy of this work,
and find it exhibits many and great improvements
on any former issue. Tne name of every Town.
ship appears upon its face, while a description of
every Lake River, Creek, State, County, City,
Township Village, &c. &c. is given in the ac-
companying Gazetteer, which is beautiful and
closely printed octave of 700 doublc-column pages
Each County on the Map is colorcd differently
from all those surrounding it, and all the names of
places are plainly engraved and skfuly ds-
posed as to appear with perfect distinctness. The
Northern and Eastern Boundaries of our Country
are conformed to the stipulations of the late
Treaty with Great Britain, negotiated by Mr.. Web
s,er and Lori Ashburton. Two years have been
faithfully devoted to the preparation of this Map,
aided by the United States Surveys, and every ia
city that could be given in the public Offices at
Washington The Gozet,eer possesses great adj
vantages every other in giving the Population
Of Counties, Towns, Villages, &c. according to
the Census Of 1910, with all the recent changes by
increase or otherwise. We have not scrutinized
it with sufficient patience and care to warrant
positive judgement, but we believe this by far the
most comprehensive and accurate Map of the
United States ever yet published The views Of
the fourteen principal Cities of the Union, given
in the border, and the Map of North America
which fills part Of the space otherwise represent
ing the broad waste of the Atlantic Ocean, add
essentially to its richness and value.
THf NEwYosR Political MANUAL. containing the Official
Election Returns Tor lS4o and 42; Also, the Ccnsu. OF
the State Of NewYork in 1910, together with other Use.
ful Information. (Pp y, svo.) Albany J. Ds,urncll
New-York G. 8. Frances, 252 Broadway.
This is excellent and comprche nsive work
1t gives the division Of this State into Senate and
Congress Districts; also, into Counties, with the
number of Towns in EACH the several County
Seats, with the Population both Of County and
Court Towns; a list of Governors elected and op.
posing candidates since 1889, with the aggregate
vote of each; Lieutenant Governors the Official
Vote Of each County by Iopns, and aggregate for
President and Governor in 134o and for Governor
in 1912; also the Census Of each County and
Town, with the number engaged in various pur-
suits respectively; Population of each County by
each Census from 1900 to 1910 inclusive; Stats
tics of Production Ceasus of the United States,
and the New Election Law.-We trust this work
will find the liberal sale which it certainly de-
serves.
The CHRISTIAN OBSERVER. Conducted by Members Of the
E,lahshel Church. January, lSfS. American EIi.
ton, Mol. Joseph Mason
The republication of this important religious
Monthly by Mr. MASON has been received with
the most unqualified approval and commendation
by the leading clergymcn of the different denom-
nations in this Country, and we think must be
cordially welcomed by the religious public. The
work has always maintained high stand among
periodicals of its class in Great Britain and is
there, as every where where it is known, deemed
avaluable advocate of the prevalent religious faith
Biblical Expostious, Religious Communications,
Essays upon controverted points, and Reviews OF
new publications. constitute the greater portion of
its contents; and in all these branches eminent
ability is exhibited The work is reprinted with
grea. promp,noss and neatncss by Mr. Mason, at
two dollars per annum
MISS LEsLlE's MAGAZINE, for February, he's
Just been issued by j. Stringer, l55 Broadway
1t is filed with light and we think likely readable
stories, verse, plates, music, &c.
The RAINBow, the semi-monthy organ Of the
Odd Fellows, for the frs, of February, contains
several valuable articles especially devoted to the
interests of the Order and many briefer papers
upon topics of general literary interest
10 ISRAEL Posr has just published No. - Of
his new edition OF the Wavcrley Novels, contain
ing the Legend Of Montrose;' and the teath mum.
Der of THlERs's French Revolution.
HARVARD UNlvERslrY.-The anr ual report Of
the President to the Board of Oversecrs states that
the whole number of persons who resided at Har-
ward University during the year lSt1-2 was AS
2SS gradustes and 245 undergraduates, 26 were
theological S6 medical, and lis law Students
Ofthe undergraduates, 53 were seniors 6S juniors,
90 sophomotes, 81 freshmen, and not candidates
for degree. The income OF the University, for
the year ending August 81, 1912, was $l44,966
81, and the disbursements, during the same time,
were Sl3i,74i 81; leaving, at the date referred
,e, balance of cash in the Suffolk Bank OF ST.
2al A.
Ire Cosr OF THE CArTURE.-In adjusting the
awkward Montery business, the following stipua-
tons were entered into between the high contract
ing parties
9Th Sr thomas Ap C. Jones will deliver FIVE hundred
complete suits OF cohes woocn for the Infantry &c re-
see about one halt oi wha: spelled OF the Mexican