New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-13

'D' ION every where The article on Mount
A' .,, ond the Three Churches is valuable and in
''', .;rs and the lighter matter in the Magazine
'a ,,scefully written. The poetry is Of that good
s;r, ouality which cotton samplers and maga-
EDITORS know so well how to appreciate. On
=. rbols the Messenger is an honor to our Peri
Ia. Literature, and fairly deserves;to be classed,
l.,e with the Democratic Review, the kncker-
ECKER. M and one or two others, amongst the Read
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r,v REPORTER, March-Burgess & Sringer.-
-.lusbe number. The leading article is review
.tr,ers Lecture on Marine Insurance.
N,epoR LIBRARY.-This day is published the
..;1 number of 4" The Rococo, being the twelfth of
.5s Mirror Library The success of this under
,,;np already sufficiently evidenced by the extern
.;,n of the numbers hitherto printed, If there IS
,,s literary effort Of the present day calculated to
,p The taste of the reading public for the pure and
b,,utful, it is the one now attempted by the Pub
r,bers of the Mirror. The contents Of the number
eore us are The Angel of the World, BY the Rev,
George Croly, and "The Story Of Rimini," by
Dish Hunt. Both these are narrative poems Of ex-
,nisite beauty, particularly "The Angel Of the
World" which is but very little known. The
q Songs and Ballads of Charles Dibdin,'' are in
mess and will follow the present number, and those
asan will be succeeded by the National Airs, Le-
seudarv Ballads, and Miscellaneous Poems of Tho
mas Moore" in double number, followed by the
q Poems of the Hon. Mrs Norton writer of great
taste and feeling.
" Parts XIII and XIV of Burgess & String
crs elegant edition Of Shakespeare are published in
single numbers, embellshed with four fine engrav-
ings. They contain King Henry VIII, Iroilus and
Cnssida, Timon of Athens, and Coriolanus.
PUBLICATIONS ON SLAvERY.-Burges & String
er have sent us Letters of the late Bishop England
10 the lion. John Forsythe, the subject OF Domes-
Slavery, with copies in Latin and English OF the
Popes Apostolic Letter concerning the Slave Trade,
&c, &c. by George Read.
~ THE NECESSITY OF THE REFORMATION, by
JoHs CoLvIN, with supplementary matter, has Just
,een published in % cent pamphlet by Nj. h.
Newman, 1919 Broadway. We presume this famous
reatise will be eagerly and generally sought.
DOCTRINES OF THE NEW JERUsALEM.-Ihe ser
non of Sam'i F. Dixie al the dedication OF the lNeW
jerusalem Temple in Bath, Me-, has been published
q beautiful style, by F. Harrington Carter n Co.
Boston.
~ We have a Discourse on the Idea OF the
spiritual Interpretation Of Scripture delivered be-
ore the Society for Religious Inquiry in the cnlver-
iv of Vermont, at its last commencement, by Rev.
lnas Bliss. 1t is published by Mark II. Newman
% @Broadwav
Patrck Donah0e, corner Devonshire and wa
n streets, has published neat little collection oi
iring poems, taken from the Dublin Nation.
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PIcroR1AL BIBLE, No. 2.-Harper's establish
ent has been literally beseiged since the issue OF
lie ID number of the Bible; and with two sets OF?
ands running all the presses day and night without
essation, they have been unable to supply the de-
and So great was the eagerness to get copies
lat two large periodical houses in this city offered
pay a considerable advance on the trade price for
that could be delivered for several days.
" We have received the memorial of Nahum
apen TO Congress on the subject OF an international
opyrght, whichwa reported by Select Commit
e Of the House Of Representatives and laid on the
be, last January. How long is it TO sleep there
PgNNsYIvANIA.--Of the rival candidates for
iovernor, Mr. Muhlenberg was formerly South
N clergyman and afterwards represented Berks
ounty District, several times, in Congress lie
as since been Minister to Austria, whence he
sturned in 1910 or Al In 1895 he was noml-
ated for Governor of Pennsylvania by section
/ the Loco. .Foco party opposed to Governor
Volf, in consequence of which, (as Wolf was
lso run by his friends,) the Wings elected their
andidate Joseph Ritner by plurality over " oil
Nuremberg coming out third on the list. Inc
otal Loco Foco vote for their two candidates was
bout $4,000 more than the Wing vote gwen 10
dtner 1t will be difficult now for the Locos 10
mite their whole party on Mr.. Muhlenoerg'
'hle the Wings have the strongest man. prop
Oly, that could have been namedin the State 'or
heir candidate. Both Cen Markle and Mf'
are natives of Berks County, inc
omer, however, residing in Westmorcland' as
We have already stated
q A new Clay paper has been started NJ
aeadville, Crawford Co. Pa. by Lewis l. L'ro'
allied the Meadville Gazette.
DEATH OF A PRIZE -FicnrsR-Biil Ford, one OF
he seconds at the murder of M'Coy, has died oi
nJunes received in a prize-fght with Tom u
Oonnell near New. Orleans on the 22d uit,