New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-20
Ltterdrp Notices.


Etterdrp Notices.
COLUMBIAN GENrLEMAN's AND LADy's MAGA-
zINE--Tlc lst No. Of this Magazine has Just
appeared, and presents a very beautiful appear
ance. It does credit to Mr.. Inman, and his apol-
ogy for the first engraving is ample. 1t contains
sweet poem by Mr.. Bryant a Brides Trials
by the wel.known author of A New Home; ar
ticles by G. W Kendall-Hastings Weld-seba
Smith-Nirs Embury, and a host OF others. One
will of course read the Editors article on Maga-
zine Literature It wheels in fairly to the ranks
Of the Monthlics, and claims by It's intrinsic mer-
is, an equal share of their patronage. There IS
aiways risk in establishing a new Magazine, but
there Is one consolation-with good articles 1t
must live. Israel Post, No. 3 Astor House.
The Voice OF tie Church under al the successive
forms of Christianity Discourse pronounced the
opening Of the Theological School al Geneva. By j
H. NIee D'Aubigne, Author Of the History Of the Re-
formation. NewYoIk, j. S. Taylor & Co. las Mas.
sau-street, lS43-lSmo.
These enterprising publishers have begun the
publication Of the minor works Of D'-Aubigne; !;
and this specimen translation is a successful ef
fort The condensing and enriching power Of
D'Aubicnes genius is manifest in this charming
production, as well as in his former efforts; and
this in connection with the Importance of the
subject will command for it a ready reception.
CHARACTER AID OPINIONS OF UNCLE BARNABY
This is collection Of interesting stories for
the young. The topics are taking-the style SIM
pie and lively, and the moral excellent. Such
books make excellent holiday presents. MIR.
Dodd is very happy in his choice Of works, and
such works IS these we cheerfuly recommend
to parents for their children. NJ. w. Dodd,
Brick Church Chapel, opposite City Hall.
@ Part " of the COMPLETE Works OF
SHAKESPEARE has been issued, and is for sale by
Burgess g. Stringer, 222 Broadway. This No.
contains the conclusion of Measure for Measure,
Much Ado About Nothing and the commence
nlent Of Midsummer-Night's Dream 1t has
also two fine engravings. 1t is beautiful as ever.
d The AMERICAN REPUBLICAN SoNGsrER-
Composed and arranged by P. De Lie Rec, for the
American Republican Party. For sale at l27
Nassau-street and Office of the n. Y. Citizen.
u The 4th Tjennial Catalogue of the Officers
and Alumni OF Miami University, Ohio, presents
d fair list of distinguished names.
REVENGE, or The Maid of Spain A poem
by Charles South Sold at the various Bookstores
in the City.
- The December No of the BAPTIST Memo
RIAL contains several excellent articles. Office
100 Nassau-strcet.
Mr.. CLAY-Thc Knoxville East Tennegsee)
Register of the 9Th inst. contains the following
letter addressed by Mr.. CLAY to committee OF
the Wings of Greene County, Tennessee:
ASHLAND, Nov 10, l543
GENTLEMEN: have received your friendly let
ter, III behalf OF large and respectable number
OF the citizens OF Greene county, rendering me
the hospltaGtlcs of that county and of Greenvil'e
and public dinner. | am highly honored by
this kind invitation, which appreciate the more
from the frank exposure of the prcjudices which
once existed against me, Iii the minds of many
Of my fellow citizens of Tennessee, their causes
and their final removal as described in your let
ter. These prcjudices, gentlemen, were rot pc
cuiar to Tennessee. When they ragged, in their
greatest violence, conscious OF their injustice,
felt convinced that the day would come when
my countrymen would be fully persuaded that |
had served them with zeal, integrity and fidelity.
That day has come and | rejoice that mercitul
Providence has permitted me to survive the cal
umnies that were put forth to crush me. And
rejoice also that magnanimous Tennessee stands
prominent in devotion to truth, TO Justice, and
to the reparation Of unmerted injury. / should
be most happy, gentlemen, to make to you and
my fellow citizens Of Greene county, my grateful
acknowledgements, and to partake of the hospi-
tality which you have done me the honor to ten.
DER but regret that business has compelled me
10 take route to North Carolina, in fulhlment
OF my engagement to visit Raleigh, different from
that which you supposed. shall go to New
Orleans next month, and toward the Spring pro-
ceed through Alabama, Georgia, and South Car.
DINA, to North Carolina, thus traversing an inte
resting portion of our Union, which | have never
seen. You will perceive that this course of my
Journey will take me far away from GreenviIe.-
| regret, therefore, that it is not in my power tc
accept your obliging invitation.
pray you to accept gentlemen, for yourselve:
and for those whom you represent, the cordia
thanks, and assurances of the high respect anc
esteem OF
Your grateful friend,
and obedent servant
HENRY CLAY.
Nfsssrs. 4. Williams, Sc sc.
MINERAL SUlT.-A suit instituted before Judge
Wilson a. Dubuque by the United States against Antoine