The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-04
Literary Notices.

CATHOLIC FAMILY BIBLK-D. Il ]. Sadler, of Is
Carmine street, have just commenced the publica-
ton in several parts of very elegantly printed edi
ton of the Bible, according to the authorized YER
sion of the Catholic Church 1t is got up in very ex-
cellent style, and will doubtless meet very exten.
Give circulation.
SIR JOHN FRoIssARr's CnRoNIcLEs-Winchester
has just issued the first part of this celebrated work
1t is got up in an exceedingly handsome style
Many excellent engravings from the rare and Gu
rious illustrations in the MS copies to be given
and the original notes of Johnes will be appended
This is work which must excite great interest
amongst all literary classes
THE LOST SHp-A very interesting novel by the
authorsof sThe Flying Dutchman." Published by
Harper 81 Brothers, and for sale at this office for
Is cents.
HOME, OR THE IRON RUGBY Mrs. Ellis, has
just been issued in an elegant cheap form by Harper
IL Brothers.
The Days OF QUEEN MARY.-Harper q Bro
thers-A bigoted and sectarian record of the SUI
erngs of the martyrs the days of Mary, ilustrat-
ed by engravings from designs in the worst possible
taste: Why resuscitate the memory of deeds Of
blood in which both Catholics and Protestsnts
have participated, and which charity lwould fam
forget if bisotry would let herr
History OF NAPOLEON BoNAPARTE, in four vo-
twenty engravings This work, which justly ranks
among the best biographies OF Napoleon, is now
completed; and should be procured by all persons
who would accurately comprehend the extraordina-
~ course of the Emperor, who at one period was
undisputed master of all the monarchs on the con-
tinent of Europe. The four Volumes containing 25O
pages each with more than 800 plates; are cold for
only fifty cents each volume. Appleton q Co. are
the publishers.
HUNT's MERcuANTs' MAeAzISK.-The June num-
Der of this popular periodical fully sustains the re-
putation il acquired from its commencement in 1889.
The present number closes the 9Th half yearly vo-
lume, and the fourth year of its existence, and we
learn that its circulation is rapidly extending. 1t
has attracted the attention of the French Commits
sioners of Commerce, is sent TO China and Gcrma-
ny, and taken by some OF the leading men OF Eng
land, such as Barring Il Brothers, &c. The num-
Der now before contains seven papers of varied
length, besides vast amount of statistical and
other matters connected with the trade and navi-
CATION of the country
The DEMOCRATIC REvIEw-June-Langley pub
fishers. This is an excellent number, embelsh
with finely executed portrait Of the venerable AL
bert Gallatin. The memoir OF this distinguished
in the number. The contents varied and at
tracive, and afford convincing evidence of the con-
tinued prosperity OF this periodical
The ARTIST AND LADY's WoRLD.--These period-
Gals have been united, and the union will, we doubt
not, prove satisfactory to all parties.
The ROVER, No. 9 An Interesting number, pub
lished by Labree 81 Dean, 1872 Nassau street.
NEw MusIc.-Firth ~ Hall have just published
"'rhe Alpine Shepherdess," composed for and
sung by Miss Mary Taylor and also Gle us
clasp Of thy brotherly hand" an exquisite ode, by
DR.. Percival. No. OF the Bird of Italy has just
been issued