New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-12

Empire oil Brazil Translated from The Portuguese with
on Introduction and Appendix. By Rev. d. r. hIDprg
a. M Philadelphia: Sorin & Bail.
Inc Revolution which separated Brazil from the
mother country still left Catholicism theIReligion of
the State. Difficulties, however, soon sprung IN
between tbs Brazilian Church and the See Of Rome,
during which an unsuccessful effort was made to
abolish the constrained Cebscy Of the Clergy.
One Of the principal defenders of the project was the
author OF this work, himself q Priest, member of
the Chamber Of Deputies, and subsequently, Regent
Of the Empire. The translation was made from the
only copy seen by the Translator during residence
of FROM two to three years in Brazil, and is believed
to be the first published in any language. 1t will be
interesting TO all who would like TO see wba, Ca
tholic Priest has said against @ prominent irstitu-
ton OF his own Church.
s Hssr As r. r sSD VII
Graham, itO Nnssau-streel. Price % cents.
The fatal consequences of u loslhsome but preya.
lent vice get forth in this little book in manner
well adapted ares, The attention rot only Of the
young but OF those Of mature age, especially OF pa
rents and guardians of children. We have no sym
patty with tba; fulHe modssty which is shocked at
every aiusion 10 this vice and would leave IL to prey
IN secrecy and silence upon all that is cha,te and
holy in human elections, wthoutany weli-direcjsd
efforts 10 stay its deso,anng progress. We agree
with Prof Stuart, as quoted in the preface to this
work: III is time for those who love the purity and
well being, and The most interesting relations Of hu-
man society, TO speak out upon vice which is dar-
gerous in proportion TO tho secrecy and silence in
which it has been involved
THE CHRISTIAN YEAR Thought. Verse for the Sunday.
ard H,lydays t.rnughout the YenT BY Rey. louY KE.
S Rsy ashr RSnn Sas" by
. Philadelphia Lea & Blanchard.
This little book passed through fifty editions in
England before it was reprinted in this country. Ii
was first published here 10 1884, and has had wide
circulation. Ii will BIZ welcomed Tow an old and
familiar friend by large portion of the religious
community.
LETTER tSD cIyiy or the True Spirit Of tn; Rs,Jmsd
Robert Carter, 81 Canai-,t.
This is an Address delivered by the author in
June las, at the General Meeting of the Evangelical
Society of Geneva. Such a production from the pen
of the pous and eloquent historian ef the Rcorma-
ton cannot fail 10 excite deep interest among all
classes Of Protestants.
AuxrM4Rrs y.rr scris. Of Ccnyea,ion, OF Subjects
Phladephu Soren & Ball.
The object ut this work is to guard the minds Of
children against what the author calls the numer-
Gus and seductive devices of Romanism." 1t in
the form of Dialogue in which Aunt Mary is
the principal speaker.
r L1rrElL's LIVING AGE, No. XXI con-
talns besides much o'ne' in'e.e'l az
I'D States of America supposed TO have been writ
ron bv one of the Delegation of the Free Church Of
Scotland, who recently visited this country.
BANCROFT lis.o" H.. a.n,.m.n, - .pIoa;a,
ee''n, wii'', FuJ,i, rsyofnros, Re or;S;r.l
a ,,n md saws:
"Tho manuscript sent Nh Bancroft and WHICH he sup
ped and eSp Sn OF was ored at
Ss sS 10 do IT, Not eondeis himself aah%z
or purchased it for Mr. Sparks Tor siio -
An anonymous correspondent ol inc Ne~ oe"-
E,rd Rrgister explains this matter IN the following
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p.,,o, ou,obo,ea manuscript history of England
which he WIS the BOOKSELLER was the only copy
existence He did hescver nesrgors Il into hs 0 ."
but s Sn ono S eoSd nstJe o5Sined
he ,ranuserptp hi. possession! e soon dscoyee6 how
ever that the author Ind made an}eI rb va, nbn
wllch hnu Ocen
he issued from the press VI couisc !. ,, @ n y
for Bancroft TO permit ms mbsJ srhsn IN
script unaitanabe py le pun e nv he book
lew days IT wopla g.e md the only
sheNes. a.. 49, Ee neyv ones manufactured
The BOSTON Times contradcts the statement OF
Aio O at ..,,L..;,,n
the Bulletin, but does not say ~ autiioii'y'
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The whole aHAir ID very NY ''sii'
E.,r,usrs- The PainespiLe
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aJs h,, Mr. SppN
able results, IN Mesmerlsm, Hiaoe Ny fii' sfHN-
III. o.,,.c+ed tcktb from three ladies in
.I.,-;,,ox. u,bom he had previously magnetzed;
tha' Vn''se' ""' -, .,,;,,o,,, na;r md
tne opelatiVn W.
without the knowledge OF the pa'leu's' ~ 'si-
. ~. fact, 10 given bv the ladies, to-
uilcdio W siAN
o,ho@ with one hy twelve other persons, IN
GLIDING three T6ystC'u"e'
~. s,.v, C.,r-A few DAYS since
The isp hrs n snA stating simply The par
ws IL ,hs Gaze and the oh=ct OF the suit The o