New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-25
Recent Publications.:

Ten YEARS IL oszeos: Lee and Ps9sT IIe6 ete
ofshs OREGON slssog Of Of ies o 5snsel.y t,,e1-r
| The mrs, MIN. chapters Of this work sre oceupFo
with History of,he Discovery OF Oregon, tose'ne'
with its settlement the Colony Of Astoria, and o't'r
matters connected with the early affairs OF THIS great
Territory. The oiher fourteen chapters relate 70
The Oregon Mission OF the Methodist fP'scopai
Church, together with the per4onai adventures %
| the authors. The visit OF four Plnthead iahians 10
ST Louis, as delegation TO inquire concerning 'pe
Word Of Inc Great Spirit who, however, pe'sheo
| m their homeward Journey, awoks the attention OF
Wilbur Fisk, D. D. President Of the WESLEYAN oh'-
versity, Conn. and other ordent men, VINO u'seo
the Missionary Society of the Methodist hpiscop"l
| Church te establish mission among the t!atnesd
tribe OF Iodsns iu Oregon As rhe hrst ontht s'"oo
was appropriated, snd The 2Sth OF April 1881 the
| psrty began their march toward The Rocky Noun
tans On the 9Th Of October. they arrived al tnsir
Mace OF ssitsrnent One of iha authors OF this
work passed ten wears, the other between three ard
four wears in Oregon. The difficulties OF the under
taking were verv great; much sickness was e1Psri-
encad in the settlement, and those nnumerable hard
ships which ensarrass new settlers But these un-
pleasan, circumstances were cheerfully borne, and
the result of the expedition is now before the pubic:
The style is plain and suited TO the purpose and
the book interesting.
TIE Ay.rox HTwAS BoEr bs J. I pdI. pb
to the Hospital q salpsTeEe and PI.dep ioI OF he The
a.! pa. sdoG aoG.s' Ed ad' ssp
D Prof Of AEaomy IN he University OF Nsy S @ 134s; fe
LA. vol, 20. pp s67.
As scientific work this volume probably mas
few equals in the whole range Of Medical liiera
ture; and perhaps it may be said with truth that
there is nothing extant the particular branch OF
Medical Science 10 which il is devoted that can at
all compare with it for ,horoughness, symmetry and
skilful condensation and practical instruction IN
comparatively small space. While the common
reader may derive great advantages from its per-
usal, land it would be we'll if such works were not
only generally read but carefully studed,lit must
be invaluable TO the medical student.
JAc9n LATIN RE4pER ADarrsp TO BT5I9sS sd;s,Gi harS
Pratt, Woodfori & Co.
The object of this work is to furnish the beginner,
who is supposed TO have become acquainted with
the leading principles Of the Latin Grammar,
prazis on those principles, both in etymology and
syntax By which they may be rendered perfectly
familiar to his mind so as TO be applied with more
success and ease when he comes TO read and ana
lyze the writings of the Roman authors. 1t is in
fact Supplement to the Grammar, and the founda-
ton OF thorough scholarship must Of course be laid
there.
Treatise the Breeding, Rearing. Fa:isnng and Genera
Management of the various species OF Domestic fouR,S
Bye, n. BrMESr, New.Yors: SAxToS & MILES, 2o5
| Broadway.
Every man who keeps Poultry, whether for his
own use or for market, should possess copy OF
this work. The author is genius and an enthusi-
ast in this department, and has had much practical
experience in every thing connected with it. He
expresses the opinion that Poaltry, under proper
management, may be made as profitable, according
to the capital invested, us any other farming hus-
ness. We have no doubt Of it, and cordially COM
mend his book 10 all who are seeking Information
1 on the subject.
E-Y We have received Nos. 8 and Of the Douay
Bible published by E. DUNCAN, Isl Fulton ST.
under the special approval OF Bishop HsGHEs.-
They are, as have thus fur been the previous num-
bers, fine specimens of typography No. is ac-
compnnied by an engraving of the Cuci6xion; it is
rruuI burip OF Dick and in his best style, rnd is
ofitseIf worth the price OF the number.
| MIND AMONG THE SPINDLEs.-Ths is reprint 10
book form of articles originally published in the
Lowell Offering. II is an American edition OF an
English book Notwithstanding; for discredtable to
US it may appear, the people OF England have
shown much higher appreciation of the literary
achievements of the Factory Girls of this country
than we ourselves have done; or at least they have
been more promA to award 10 them the appreciation
which every candid person must acknowledge they
deserve. The work having received The enthusias-
tie commendQtion Of persons of great literary dis
tipction on the other side of the Atlantic, Harriet
Martineau among the rest)-we hope our own
couutrymen will not be slow TO acknowledge lis
merits. 1t may be had of w. H. GRAHAM, leo
| Nassau-street.
CossoLAToRY VIEWS OF DEArH.-This is the
title of email work receive from c. S. Francis Il
Co. The author is HENRY CoLM.N, who was for
merly Unitarian Clergyman, but is now on e tour
in England ss an Agricultural agent. II is written
in perspicuous and forcible style. and contains
some rather novel suggestions, which we'll wor-
! thy OF consideration.
| MILrTARY.-The Division Of Artillery com.
manded by General Sandford will parade this
morning, in honor of the anniversary of the en-
barkation OF the British troops in 1888 The
line will be reviewed and national salute fred
on The Battery at II O'Clock. After march
through several of the principal streets, the
troops will pass the Mayor and Corporation in
front Of the City Hall, fire feu-dejOi in the
Park, and BIZ dismissed
PEsILoy5 SlTuATIoS.-Michael Driscsll and
Henry Hoyt were picked up, by the ship lIsade, %
miles from hey West in email canoe; they had
remaincd in this situation two days and nights were
completely exhausted and neurlv speechless.
Key West Reef. tFa.)
Il
II, and James Kinney, aged Is yeara, have been
sentenced 10 the Ohio Pententiary for the commits
sion Of rape upon the person of French girl as
she was returning home from Church in Toledo.
[hlaumee Times.
Two oTHANKsGrvNGs.-InC Chicago they wilhave